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

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Home Economics Music, Mathematics Arts and Architecture Humanities Social, Physical and Biological Sciences Dean T. S. Kerr THIS SPRING THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT WAS HOST to over 3,000 high school musicians in the state Music Festival. Here a young vocalist Jainurely hits a high ''C ’ in the Music building recital hall. As the College of Letters and Science was established in the year 1900, it is classed as the oldest division of the University. The eight departments composing the college are Art and Architecture, Biological Sciences, Home Economics, Humanities, Mathematics, Music, Physical Sciences, and Social Sciences. More room is being given to the division yearly as other offices and the building is classrooms are being moved into new division The marily devoted to the functioning of the L and § buildings. Administration now pri- departments. Students enrolled in this division also learn through special curricula in foreign service, predental and pre-medical studies among other specialized divisions. The aim of those in the College of Letters and Science is not primarily vocational, but rather cultural learning as a value in living. In four years the student has a chance to explore many subjects in a more general course than in other college divisions. Ee a iS at he PROFESSOR WAYNE F. YOUNG of journalism instructs his reportin students on the whys and hows of court reporting, to which the secon semestor is largely devoted. me NY