Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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e. o. larson lucille petty edwin kent winder reed farnsworth pet company in Salt Lake City. Mr. E. O. Larson is chairman of the Buildings and Grounds committee. A life member of the U.S.U. Alumni Association, he received his B.S. in 1918 and M.S. in 1923, both in Civil Engineering. He is now Vice President of Berger Associate. Inc., consulting engineers of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lucille Owen Petty is a Utah State alumnus. While attending U.S.U. she served as Vice President of the Freshman and Senior closses, os well as being active in debate Trustee Edwin Kont Windor from Granger, the newest member of the Board, was appointed in June, 1964. A 1916 graduate of U.S.U., Mr. Winder was associate editor of Student Life and business.manager of the Buzzer. He is part owner of the Winder Dairy in Salt Lake City. Dr. Rood W. Farnsworth, Physician and surgeon and member of U.S.U. s Board of Trustees since 1959, is a partner in the Southern Utah Clinic at Cedar City and director of the Intermountoin District Council on Rural Health of the American Medical Association. Mr. Alva C. Snow is from St. George. He works in the O K Rubber business and farms in Roosevelt. At U.S.U. in 1941 he was President of the Delta Phi Fraternity, and in 1944 he graduated in agronomy and soils. Trustee W. Eugene Hansen, a practicing attorney and partner in the law firm of Nielsen, Conder and Hansen, Salt Lake City, is President of the U.S.U. Alumni Association. He graduated from U.S.U. in 1950, and from the University of Utah College of Law in 1957. At U.S.U. he was Student Body President 1949-1950. Here he also was presented with the President's Award for Leadership and Scholarship. Secretary of State Lamont F. Toronto, a native of Salt Lake City, was an ex-officio member of the Finance committee until replaced in the November election. As Secretary of State he was also a member of the State Board of Examiners, State Civil Defense Council, State Armory Board, and the Board of University of Utah Trustees, os well as U.S.U. Mr. Toronto owns an insurance and real estate business. Appointed by the Board as their Secretary is Dean L. Mark Neuberger, U.S.U. s Dean of Admissions and Records. As Secretary to the Board, Dean Neuberger keeps a record of all meetings of the Board, is the custodian of the University seal, and performs other services determined by the Board. He graduated from U.S.U., receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in 1932 and his Master of Science degree in 1934. alva snow cugene Hansen lamont toronto mark neuberger 1 1

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alma sonno robert potter henry hurren board of trustees The Utah State University Board of Trustees is the supreme authority of U.S.U. and its branch colleges. It consists of fourteen members, twelve citizens of the state appointed by the Governor and two ex-officio members, the Secretary of State and the President of the U.S.U. Alumni Association. The Board of Trustees establishes the policies of Utah State University and its branches; the President puts these policies into effect. Always the President may be called upon for recommendations, but the Board has the final decision. The Board s principle committees are the Buildings and Grounds, Alumni and Development, Academic and Student Affairs, Athletics, and Code Committees. Chairman Alma Sonne, the head of the five-man Executive committee, has been a Board member since 1955. He is a 1904 graduate of Brigham Young College, and he is presently the President of the First National Bank in Logan. Robert J. Potter, on the Board since 1953, is vice chairman of the Board and also chairman of the Code Committee. He is a Garland farmer and livestock producer and has been a Box Elder County Commissioner. Mr. Henry R. Hurren, a member of the Board since 1955, is chairman of the Finance committee. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Utah and now is Vice President and Manager of the Cache Valley branch of the Walker Bank and Trust Company. Trustee David Evans, a 1915 graduate of the University of Utah, was appointed to the Board in 1957. Now he is President of David W. Evans and Associates, one of the West's most prominent advertising firms. Mr. Ralph S. Black-ham is chairman of the Alumni and Development committee. From Moroni, he is prominent in the Utah turkey industry and monages the Moroni Feed Compony. He graduated from U.S.U. in 1940 with a degree in Poultry Husbandry. Mr. Blackham has been a Board member since 1957. Chairman of the Academic and Student Affairs committee is Mr. Norman D. Salisbury. Mr. Salisbury is Vice President of the First Security Bank of Utah. He graudoted from Brigham Young College in 1910 and from the American Institute of Banking in 1928. Mr. Phillip A. Bullen, member of the Board since 1959, heads the Athletic committee. In 1936 he acquired his Bachelor of Science degree from U.S.U., and in 1938 he received his Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard. While attending U.S.U. he was affiliated with Sigma Chi Fraternity. Since 1960, Trustee Bullen has been a partner in Carpetowne, a retail car- david evans ralph blackham norman Salisbury phillip bullen 10

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Attempting to understand the problems of students is the constant task of Claude J. Burtenshaw, Dean of Students. Dean Burtenshaw strives to provide the guidance and leadership that is so vital in university affairs. deans Leah Dunford, possessing a charming personality and a sincere concern for people, serves at Utah State University as Dean of Women. Dean Dun-ford is one of those special kinds of people who gains the respect and affection of all who know her. 12