University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Administrative Officials Dean John R. Dyer Dean Joun R. Dyer - - - - - Executive Dean of the Southern Branch FRANK STANTON” - - - - - - - - - - - - Bursar Euca Letitia OLESEN - - - - - - - - - - Registrar M. Bette Sweer - - - - - - - - - - - Librarian Oren Aram FirzGeratp— - - - - - - : - University Editor Permear J. Prencu - - - - - - - - - Dean of Women Tueopore WaLtace TURNER - - - - - - : Proctor of Men Francis JENKINS - - - - - - - - - - Proctor Emeritus Raywonp W. Linn - - - - - Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Tee great amount of administrative work of the University of Idaho is entrusted to these administrative officials. To them belong the duties of carrying into effect the measures necessary to keep straight university finances, handle registration of students, care for the student population, and conduct general university business’ Turner, Fitzgerald, Sweet, French, Olesen, Stanton a Page 21

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Board of Regents Governor C. Ben Ross Asner B. Witson, Twin Falls, President - - . - - Term Expires 1932 Ciency Sr. Crain, Idaho Falls, Secretary - - - Term Expires 1935 Mas. J. G. H. Grave ey, Boise - ‘ - - - - Term Expires 1934 W. C. Geppes, Winchester - - - - - - - Term Expires 1933 Sranty A. Easton, Kellogg - - - - : - - Term Expires 1931 Myrtce R. Davis, Boise, Superintendent of Public Instruction Member Ex-Officio Te Board of Regents, composed of members appointed for five-year terms by the governor of the state, holds the chief advisory power over the University and its policies. In conjunction with the President of the University, the Board of Regents rules on every important matter affecting either university administration or its work. St. Clair, Geddes, Wilson, Easton, Davis, Graveley, Vincent Page 20

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Dean of Women Dean Permeal J. French The dean of women is engaged in carrying on a great variety of work which comes within the scope of university administration, particularly as it affects the social life of the university campus. One of the most important of her duties is to provide for the welfare of the women students at the University. This vear an important advance in that work has been made. A hope and desire which Miss Permeal J. French, Dean of Women, has had for years has been fulfilled. This is the establishment of a woman’s club room. The importance is not in the room itself as much as in the atmosphere and influence which the room provides. The facilities offered for club meetings and dinners have given the women an advantage which Idaho had definitely lacked before. Quite noticeable is a renewed spirit of unity among women and women’s groups at Idaho, A greater air of socia- bility exists than ever before, and it is because of this new spirit of friendliness that the new club room is considered an important advance of the year. Considering the University as a whole, Dean French, who has served Idaho for many years, suggests that this year has seen a distinct advance toward university indi- viduality. It is in this respect that the present year is significant, because enrollment has reached a new high mark. The University has begun to acquire certain char- acteristics which give it a position not obtainable by younger schools. This position becomes more noticeable as the University develops and begins to serve, education- ally and scientifically, every section of the state. In this day of great educational institutions, it is noteworthy that Idaho can maintain and extend its individuality. Dorothy Shears Secretary Page 22