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

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Carl Meserve Delbert McNealy Donald MacKinnon Clyde Maughan James Maxwell John Mayo James Mecham Emmell Lewislon lava Hot Sprinqs Buhl Yakima, Wash. Blacklooi Sandpoint Zimri Mills William H. Nelson John Nesbitt Patrick O'Connor James M. Peterson Carl Pharris Robert Pittard Moscow Salmon Cla Culdesac Moscow Hazelion Ontario, Ore. Bryan Rambo Delbert Robison Willard Roe Bernard St. Clair John Sandell Angelo Scarcello Ralph Schierrnan Midvale Weiser Eureka, Monlana New Meadows: Declo Raihdrum Lewision Theodore Scott Charles Shoun Robert Sliger Adson Starner Lynn Stevenson Donald Stewart Ladd Sutton Moscow Caldwell Hasllnqs, Nel,. Coeur cl'Aleme Idaho Falls Boise Caldwell James Teague Donald Utter Marion Vail Burton VanEpps Sherman Weisgerber James Welsh Russell Westbrook Greal Falls, lvlonl. Hansen Nampa Nampa Boise Boise Marsinq George R. Williams Twin Falls to We A T rn L l 5

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Charles Clark Joseph Clegg Roger Cone Oliver Coupe Paul Grace Moscow lerome Donald Cox Eugene Craig Keith Dedrick Weiser lerome Gooding Victor Devries Theodore Diehl Joseph Eyrich James Fiala William Fisher Jerry Frick Milford Friend Richfield lerorne Potlatch Pocatello Nampa Gooding Elk River Don Fullmer John Gaekel William Gartin Ernest Gerber George Glarborg Arthur Griffith Wendell Hanson St. Anthony Caldwell Boise Twin Falls Aberdeen Fairfield Preston George Haroldsen Finas Harvey Robert Hendron Ronald Hill Roy Hooper Alfred Horch James Huff William W. Hunt ldaho Falls Orofino Dillon, Mont. Boise Kellogg Spokane, Wash. Moscow Kuna Walter Huntington Rosel Hyde Donald L. Johnson Verdo Johnson Robert Kerns Richard P. Kerns Oscar Klernens Burley Washington, D.C. Coeur d'Alene Lewiston Cataldo Cataldo Nampa Boyd Kramer Merton Lallrnan Harry Laney Donald Lapray Daniel McDevitt Galen McMaster Robert McMurtry Opportunity, Wash. Nickerson, Nebraska Rupert Filer Pocatello Hansen Shelley 314

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51-ei. M rrill Hall will be re-named as the School of Forestry building next year. Dean and Mrs. Jeffers get acquainted with Paul Bunyan at Foresters' B 11 Idaho Offers Foresters a Vast Outdoor Classroom The School of Forestry at the University of ldaho attracts more out-of-state students than any other factor on the campus. Every state in the Union is generally represented among the foresters. ldaho's top national rating for excellent training in this field is one of long standing. All foresters follow the same schedule of studies through four semesters followed by summer camp at Payette Lakes. Then in the third year, specialization in wood utilization, forest, range or wildlife management begins. The basic program provides a broad foundation, as well as an acquaintance with several of the fields of professional and scientific activity, any one of which the student may choose to prepare for in his remaining undergraduate years. All forestry students attend summer camp at the end of their second year to become acquainted with the nature of field Work in forestry. Summer camp is held for eight weeks immediately following the close of the spring semester. The work of the School of Forestry goes far beyond the teaching done on campus. Experiment and extension offices are located throughout the state for the supervision of over 75 per cent of ldaho's land that is classified as non-cultivated. Detailed reports of the condition of these wild lands and all things vegetable, mineral and animal that are contained there are carefully kept by the university. Research studies are made of potential utilization possibilities and means of improving these areas that compose over three-fourths of our state. 0 Z fessors Ernest Wohletz, Merrill Deters, and William Folz talk over transporta- Frank Pitkin, manager of the university nursery, finishes packing 150,000 trees d t d t f l t t t d n problems with the Potlatch logging superinten en . es ined or p an ing in ree-s arve areas of southern Idaho. Ilmsnq s ms., . .