Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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QA 'W iw W , 2 X n, if 222 W 'T .,, K, E .1 Wx CARL W. MCINTOSH President of Idaho State College

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President McIntosh always found time from his busy schedule to personally consider student problems and diligently work for satisfactory solutions. Increased enrollment and growth of the school made for bigger problems and bigger duties. Numerous hours were re- quired for conferences, board meetings and legislative committee meetings. Dr. Mac's easy manner and friendliness made him a favorite with the students. His speaking ability took him away from the campus often and acquainted him with many people throughout the state, especially high school students who called upon him for commence- ment addresses. Although young for the job of college president, Dr. Mclntosh displays adequate ability for the office. His genuine interest in students and the growth of ISC make him well qualified for the job. 16

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DR. ROBERT C. STEvENsoN, Demi of the College, took time out from the numerous duties of that oiiice to teach several social science classes. The Deans continued in their usual and traditional role of helping with student problems. They were always on hand' to advise, oder suggestions and sometimes to discipline. Mel Schubert moved up as Director of Student Affairs. A newcomer to ISC was Dr. Ann A. Smith who replaced Dean Evelyn Young for the year. Another change was in the pharmacy department with Dr. Ivan W. Rowland becoming the new dean. DR. IVAN W. ROWLAND, Decm of the College of PlLfl'7'771ClfCjj, taught pharma- ceutical chemistry along with his new responsibility as dean. 18 I