Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Elizabeth B. Crandall came here from Labrador in 1936 to take over the duties of Dean of Women. She is an advocate of more complete student government, and this year vested the control of women ' s discipline in the A. W. S. Council. Each fall she endeavors to become personally acquainted with each woman student through a series of personal conferences with new women students. In addition to her duties as Dean of Women, Miss Crandall is in complete charge of N. Y. A. on this campus, and works on housing and scholastic problems. A. C. Gough came here in 1910 from the College of Nevada. He suggested the name Idaho Technical Institute when the name was changed from the Academy of Idaho in 1916. In his capacity as head of the Engineering Department, Mr. Gough was in charge of the Smith-hHughes work from 1917 to 1927, and during the past few years he has been In charge of vo- cational education on the campus. Much of the machinery which his department has at the present time is old machinery which he has purchased and rebuilt for class purposes. Last fall he received na- tional recognition for a slide rule game which he inaugurated here to make the engineering course more interesting. 25

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E. O. Leonard started teaching pharmacy In 1918 when the Pharmacy Department was quar- tered in the present psychology labora- tory. A few years later it was moved to the present geology rooms, and later Into Farls Hall, where it remained until 1928. He combines business with teach- ing by doing Pocatello ' s chemical and bacteriological work. While attending Whitman College he was rated Pacific Coast halfback, and was a wrestler and baseball player. He has spent the last 20 years building the Pharmacy Depart- ment into one of the finest in the west. O - f- E. J. Baldwin was transferred from Moscow when the Southern Branch was established in 1927. He found the Chemistry Department on the first floor of Paris Hall with the freshman laboratory in what is now Mr. Laird ' s living room. The next year Science Hall was completed, and the Chemistry Department was moved to the third floor of the new building. In addition to his duties as head of the Chemistry Department, he is director of the Letters and Science Division. As chairman of the scholarship committee he works constantly to raise the scholas- tic standing of the University. •V 24

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