College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Dr. Carl McIntosh, youthful president of Idaho State College, kept busy planning for the future success of the college. Phone calls were an im- portant part of the office hours of President Mc- Intosh. CARL W. MCINTOSH, PRESIDENT As one of the youngest college presidents in the nation, Carl W. McIntosh showed that the vigor and endurance of a young man could produce desired results. Much of his time was spent in conferences and board meetings, and before legislative com- mittees at the State Capitol. Busy though he was he mingled with students whenever he could: Saw things through their eyes and understood their problems. His ability to call most students by their first name gained the respect of all.

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Alton P. jones, State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, Boise, John D. Remsberg, Rupert, J. L. McCarthy, Orofino, Marguerite Campbell, New Meadowsg Emory Owen, Idaho Falls, Paul B. Jessup, Wallace. State Board of Education Not a familiar group on this campus the STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION nevertheless was vitally interested in happenings and developments at Idaho State College. Any change in policy or major problem was handled by this council. Appointed by the governor for varied terms, they were individuals who had been active and interested in educational fields. Theirlfull support was behind President McIntosh's plans and proposals for Idaho State College. Membership within this group was of necessity changed by the sudden death of Emory Owen. In Mr. Owen, ISC had had a life long advocate and loyal friend. The Board played an important role in the progress of the school and rnet annually on the campus to study and observe conditions Hrsthand. 21

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ini-I DR. ERNEST BALDWIN, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Head of the Chemistry Depart- ment, led committees, checked admission blanks and made recommendations for Graduate School. E. E. ROSCOE, Dean of the College of Pharmacy, taught classes and continued to maintain the stand- ards that have made Idaho State College world famous in Pharmacy. il? fb: gigs Y gut r ,W a , . , Y 4 swfq Cla '. , WFS in C ' 'NK . an Nu. V .,., DR. ROBERT C. STEPHENSON, Dean of the College, Professor of Social Science, spent long hours in conferences and committee meetings, still found time to read the Bengal. EVELYN YOUNG, Dean of Women, directed work on the school social calendar, and prevented over- laps. She was the campus Mother for all ISC Coeds and dealt with many of the same problems as in former years only with different students. ,nv-