Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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PRESIDENT WITNESSES CHANGE President William P. Miller’s administration has witnessed revolution- ary changes in the years since he was appointed the President of Weber College. President Miller graduated from Weber College In 1926, re- ceived his Bachelor of Science Degree from Utah State University in 1936, his Master's degree from the University of Utah in 1942, and his Doctorate of Education from Stanford in 1949. Through his vigorous leadership, the college has developed from the junior college status to Weber State College, a four yeor degree-giving institution which is now seeking to initiate a graduate program. President Miller has seen the student body expand from a thousand students to the 8800 enroll- ed in the fall of 1967. Since his appointment the campus has grown from 175 to 275 acres, and four buildings to fifteen with the Science Building, the high-rise dormitory, and the addition to the Union Build- ing under construction, two to be started within tho next year, and several more in the planning stages. He has developed an outstanding faculty which has grown from less than 100 to a combined faculty- staff of 500. President Miller's leadership abilities have been out- standingly proved by his role in the growth of Weber State College.

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ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Th« Administrative Council met reg- ularly throughout the school year to discuss policies, methods, and procedures for conducting the busi- ness of Weber State College. The Council includes the President of WSC, the Vice Presidents, the Deans of Schools, Dean of Students, the Drrector of Institutional Research, the Dean of Admissions, the Dean of Continuing Education, and the Director of Information. W Of ., W«fsd.n Cot f 0 fcjfk . •ebar’ a Clark , will» P V.IV». P. Kofrw . jorw» 9 0«f. AiK , F,Mmof t.w Tw», Jom t R Totmo . lovit A Oks .r.11 Ai» j OorWy, D«l!o Oar» . Fowl 6 W.Im ., v.tto c Administration 21 GOVERNOR APPOINTS TRUSTEES Governor Calvin L Rampton, as the executive head of the State of Utah, is the chief administrator of the state's colleges. He appointed We- ber State College’s Board of Trust- ees. The Trustees make the final de- cisions on any administrative or in- stitutional changes at WSC. Be- cause of their foresight and leader- ship abilities, the Board of Trustees approved the changes which were necessary for the expanded student body and campus. Members of the Board were Clyde L. Miller, William G. Fowler, Ira A. Huggins, Mrs. lu- cile Peterson, O. C. Hammond, J. Francis Fowles, and Frank Francis Jr. Standing are Dr. James R. Foul- ger, Dr. Helmut P. Hofmann, Wayne S. Winters, Joseph F. Breeze, Rod- erick H. Browning, President Wil- liam P. Miller, Ferrei E. Carter, Alan B. Blood, and Dr. Robert A. Clarke. Utah Governor Colvin I. (tampion