Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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J. Elliott Cameron Dean of Students Mark L. Neuberger Dean of Academic Administration Dee Broadbent Business Manager Sylvan Erickson Controller J. Stewart Williams Dean of Graduate Studies Lee Grande Noble Director of Summer School ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS As Deans or Directors, these people have their fingers on the pulse of campus life. There are those who are responsible for the business and purchasing of the college. These two groups of individuals are the real force behind the institution. Without it the students could not draw full benefits. Also represented, are those involved in research, summer school, and information services. Others are directors of students, of activities, of services, and of schools. All play key roles in campus life. Asa Beecher H. M. Wadsworth Acting Registrar Operations Supt. II. Dean Eyre Gus W. Neece Purchasing Agent University Physician William Skidmore Leah Dunford Director of I lousing Women’s Counselor LcRoy Blaser Director of Information Carl Frischknccht Cooperate Extension D. W. Thome Director of Experiment Station Research Royden C. Braithwaite Director, College of Southern Utah Floyd S. Holm Director, Snow College

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Fern B. Ercanbrack Newell V. Sanders R. J. Potter Henry R. Hurren Eve S. Ashton Ralph S. Blackhain David W. Evans Joseph Rosenblatt Phillip A. Bullen Reed W. Farnsworth O. C. Hammond Lamont F. Toronto Joseph F. Cowley The hoard, this year, has concerned itself with the formulation of policies which will enable the university, its branches and departments, to adjust its curriculum and program of research to the space age. In addition, they have been working on plans which will injure the future destiny of the university as a center of culture and learning. Attention has been given to curriculum development of university research, and to the expansion of the physical plants. 7

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With a motto of “Spirit, Unity, and Morale,” the 1959-60 Exec Council effectively carried out their duties. Student activities were geared to an effervescent manner, and it was this big five that propelled the school's activities. In addition to Senate meetings, each officer headed various committees, endeavoring to maintain high quality in all things ... Student Union activities, assemblies, lyceums, campaigning, and the all-important classroom. A highlight of their year came with a never-to-be-forgotten trip to Hawaii. In these five was the interest, planning, and ability to build a good year, built on a solid foundation. Rolfc Kerr President STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Alice Thorpe First Vice President Chuck I Iyer Second Vice President Dorothy Allen Secretary Quentin Cook Business Manager 9