University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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azzmfcjfffeyefzfs The highest honor that a state can conter upon one ot its public-spirited and responsible citizens is a call to service as a member ot the Board ot Regents. The Regents Work Without pay. Their experience, understanding, and judgment are given gratis to the citizens oi the state through educational guidance. ldaho's Board is composed ot tive members appointed by the governor, and one, the State Superintendent ot Schools, who is an ex-officio member. They form the supreme governing body ot education in the Gem state. With their varied experience and backgrounds, board members cannot be given too much credit in the molding ot the University ot ldaho of today g and tomorrow. Alton B. Jones, W. F. McNaughton, Maude C. Houston, Governor C. A. Robins, Emory A. Owen, John D. Rernsberg, J. L. McCarthy

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lie came by rented livery, that convocation spcfalwr ol llie year l000, up the sand-surlaced curving road to the pile ot granite steps that lunneled upward to the single building that was then the University oi ldaho. He came to address a student body ot l06 eager youths. l-le came by plane, this assembly speaker ol l050. Before landing he circled the ll00-acre campus studded with nearly a hundred build- ings to get the feel ot the 3500 students he would address on the subject, Hllmerica at MidfCentury s-Wliat Lies Ahead? How he comes, the assembly speaker ot the year 2000, or il he comes, rests largely with you, the students ot today. lt he comes, it will be to a vastly larger group. Qur plans and visions tor the tuture should continue at the expanding scale we've just experienced. lt he doesn't come, it will be because we tailed to solve the social, political and technological problems we inherited and created. We can meet the challenge it we will. l. li. BUCHANAN President J. E. Buchanan

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mn afyfkff Any tather will tell you that being dad to one or two young men is a big job. Dean Lattig is dad on the campus to almost 3,000. During the past year, he had an additional duty vital to the inter- ests ot all studentse serving as taculty coordinator in the construction ot the new Student Union building. During the spring semester, students missed Dean Lattig's sincere smile and those triendly chats they used to have with him. He was on sabbatical leave touring the United States to study stu- dent housing and health problems. X E471 0 2643777671 Dean Carter works closely with A.W.S. and the Panhellenic council. House- mothers and hostesses depend on her Wisdom tor assistance. Last year she wrote a lllandbook tor l-lousemothersn as a guide tor them. Women students who come to her tor advice are greeted by a cherry, Hello, honey girl. She helps them tind part- time jobs, sees that they are Well- adjusted to campus lite and happy in their environments. Grace and dignity step into a room when she enters. Young ldaho women look to her tor mature guidance. H. E. Lattig Louise Carter D Director nl Student Allamrs -md Dean of Men f:-an of Women