College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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MR. ROY CHRISTENSEN, Director of the Trade and Industrial Education School counted greater enrollment than ever before as the Voca- tional School grew. No matter what was before him he made time to be 21 friend to all Voc students and listen to troubles and problems. MRS. ANNA C. NUNN started her second decade as registrar at ISC, checkerl graduation lists for Seniors and group requirements for others. Her able staff of assistants took care of the detail and left her free to work with the students. MR. C. A. TALLBERG, Director of Student Affairs and head of the placement bureau, took satisfaction in the high percentage of successful placement of ISC students and supervised all campus rental units.

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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-

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