Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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dent and Boa The State Board of Education is appointed to ad- minister the affairs of the institutions of higher educa- tion, the State School for the Deaf and Blind at Good- ing, and the State Industrial School at St. Anthony. The Board meets quarterly, and also serves as the Board of Regents for the University of Idaho. Emory A. Owen, vice-president, Idaho Fallsg W. F. McN:nugIiton, Coeur d'Aleneg joseph L. McCarthy, Orofino, president: Alton B. jones, Boise, state superintendent of education, Mrs. Maude C. Houston, Boise, secretaryg John D. Remsburg, Jr., Rupert. fn' .S Ei Q 1-..

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Pre DR. CARL W. MCINTOSH Dr. Carl W. McIntosh, behind the scene instigator of our four-year status, was ap- pointed permanent president of Idaho State College last November 15. He was named from a large field of Idaho and out-of-state candidates for the position left vacant early in October by Dr. John R. Nichols, resignation. l As a young married veteran, he is in a position to understand the problems of today's students. After his experience as 'semi-official head of the new four-year school, Dr. McIntosh will certainly be better able to help us and the college in his new executive position. 20

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Our NOW in his twenty-first year at Pocatello, Dr. E. J. Baldwin was named Dean of the College of Liberal Arts in the spring of 1947. A graduate of the University of Kansas, he received his Ph.D. at Stanford. He acts as director of the chemistry department and professor of chemistry. As chairman of the scholarship committee, he helps pro- mote the scholastic rating of I. S. C. students.