Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Rbr The Governor- Robert E. Smylie my ,A-ya' N ROBERT E. SMYLIE Governor of the State of Idaho el- E. Smylie, left, and Dr. William E. Davis, e, ea e rocessiona o a mums ra ion, mddlldthp ltd tt. f cuII'y and graduates into the ISU gymnasium to begin graduation exercises for I966. Robert E. Smylie, Governor ot the State ot Idaho, is ot major interest to Idaho State University because he is the man who appoints members to the State Board ot Education, the body that determines the policies ot this institution, as well as all others within the state. Governor Smylie has visited Idaho State otlicially and intormally in the past tew years. In l965-66 the Governor was otticially present twice, once to be honored at lSU's tirst Governor's Day, and second to be present tor commence- ment exercises on June 4, I966.

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K Miss Norma Barnes, an associafe professor of home economics, came fo ISC in I934 and now is refiring fo business inferesfs in Pocafello. She will also do research in family finance and child developmenf. She received her B.S. degree from fhe Universify of Idaho and her M..A. from Columbia Universify. She became head of fhe home economics deparfmenf in i960 and is a pasf presidenf of AAUW and fhe Idaho Home Economics Associafion. Miss Agnes E. Bahlerf, professor of home economics, came here in l?5I, buf is refiring fhis June for fravel and indefinife plans.. She received her B.S. and M.S. from fhe Universify of Wisconsin and did her diefehc infernship af Walfer Reed General Hospifal, Washingfon., D.C. She came fo ISC as a professor and head of 'rhe deparfmenf in I95l .and has been a professor since I959. She is Iisfed in Leaders ln American Scienfisfs, Who's Who in American Women, Dicfionary of Infernahonal Biography and Who's Who in American Educafors. .f -'fi -- l f D , ,:',i5' fr' Nz.--A ffJlEl i . 1 is 'v , fi, .5425 213 1 fl' ' f:l'J 3Zf 'l 1 F ' if f ' 'I un 4, fx '- i ,M . E ka 'X S Ralph R. Wilson, associafe professor of foresfry, is refiring from ISU affer 30 years as a member of fhe faculfy. He has had a special inferesf of sfudying 'Ihe coniroversial 'Iree species of fhe Wesf. Wilson is a World War I veferan, received his B.S. degree in foresfry af fhe Universiiy of Michigan and a masfer's degree in foresfry af fhe Uni- versify of Washingfon. He began his -leaching career af fhe Universify of Michigan in I93I and he is Iisfed in fhe American Men of Science. 20 Dr. Merrill D. Beal, above, is a refiring professor of hisfory ai' ISU. He has also served for more fhan 25 years as a ranger-nafuralisf in 'Ihe Nafional Park Service of fhe wesf. He spends summers Iecfuring. and hosfing af 'Ihe Old Faifhful Sfafion in Yellowsfone Naiional Parlc. He has wri'Hen many books on Idaho his'I'ory, Indians, including The Hisfory of ISC. He received his B.S. from fhe Universify of Ufah, his M.A. from fhe Universify of California af Berkeley and his Ph.D. from fhe S'I'afe College of Washingion.

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University Administration ACADEMIC units LAURENCE E. GALE, Ph.D. CHARLES H. KEGEL, Ph.D. JOSEPH A. HEARST, PI1.D. ALBERT E. TAYLOR, PI'i.D. Dean ot the University Iresignedl Dean, College ot Liberal Arts Assistant Dean, College of Assistant Dean, College of Liberal Arts Liberal Arts NON -ACADEMIC UNITS 22 WILLIAM J. BARTZ, B.A. PHILIP H. EASTMAN, B.S. Bursar Business Manager