Dr. Clarke continued to fulfill his duty as the Dean of Faculty, bringing a closer unity between the instructors and the college administration. As chairman of the administrative council, he presided at each meeting with the intent of coordinating the various campus activities with both the students and the administration. This council, which was composed of individuals representing each division of education on campus and also members who were connected with the high administrational duties, was the only organized body to combine both of these representative groups. Dr. Robert A. Clarke Dean of Faculty administrative council assists president ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL - Front Row: James R. Tolman, Dr. Leland H. Monson, Dr. James R. Foulger, President William P. Miller, Dr. Robert A. Clarke, Dr. Reed K. Swenson, Milton C. Mecham, Dr. Merle E. Allen. Back Row: Wallace D. Baddley, Paul G. Butterfield, Dr. Casseel D. Burke, Dr. Wendell L. Esplin, H. Paul Huish, Dr. Sheldon P. Hayes, Dr. D. Parry Wilson, Louis A. Glad-well, Dr. Quinn G. McKay. Dr. James R. Foulger Treasurer Milton C. Mecham Registrar Dr. Alan J. Dayley was appointed to the position of dean of students replacing Dr. Merle E. Allen. The appointment was made by the board of trustees. Dr. Dayley had served previously for three years as dean of men. He has worked in the counseling and testing areas, was scholarship chairman, veteran students' coordinator, and military adviser. He served for two years as place-ment director and established its four year program. The new dean attended Weber in 1953 and graduated in 1959 from Brigham Young University. He earned both his masters and doctors degrees in educational psychology and administration at University of Utah. Among professional and scholastic organizations, Dr. Dayley held membership in Phi Kappa Phi, National Council of Teachers of English, and Phi Delta Kappa. He was listed in Who's Who in American Education for 1966. Dr. Alan J. Dayley Dean of Students