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Show ZBoard of {Regents Waldemar Van Cott, Salt Lake City.................................................Term expires 1927 Ernest Bamberger, Salt Lake City........................................_______Term expires 1925 I). H. Christensen, Salt Lake City..........................................._____Term expires 1927 H. E. Crockett, Secretary of State, Salt Lake City___......................Member ex-officio L. R. Anderson, Manti, Utah...................................................______Term expires 1925 Warren L. Wattis, Ogden, Utah__...................................................Term expires 1925 Frank Evans, Salt Lake City..............................................................Term expires 1925 Mrs. Jeanette A. Hyde, Salt Lake City............................................Term expires 1925 T. N. Taylor, Provo, Utah..................................................................Term expires 1925 George Thomas, President of the University, Salt Lake City__.......Member ex-officio John E. Carver, Ogden,Utah.....................__......................................Term expires 1925 Richard R. Lyman, Salt Lake City......................___........................Term expires 1925 Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett, Salt Lake City............................................Term expires 1927 Dr. Clarence Snow, Salt Lake City............................................____Term expires 1927 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Waldemar Van Cott_____....................._____Chairman Ernest Bamberger ....................................Vice-Chairman Thomas Hull.....................................................Secretary Edgar S. Hill____.............................................Treasurer qA Greater University Located in the center of wealth and population, and supported by a people generous towards education, the University of Utah is destined to become a great center of learning in a vast empire that stretches from Denver to San Francisco. The abundant natural resources of this region will soon be developed to enrich its people and to support its institutions. In this great development there is little doubt but that a proper proportion of the increased wealth will be dedicated to the advancement of learning. With the university's location and with ample support, it requires little vision to forsee a great university-broad in its scope, extremely rich in its scholarship and unlimited in its services to its people. -George Thomas. Page Eighteen |