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

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EXTENSION The Non-Kesidence department, with Miss Bernice McCoy as its head, meets the needs of stu- dents who are out in the field. A student is permitted to take as much as one-fourth of his aca- demic work by correspondence. This opportunity is utilized by students who are temporarily out of school. Miss McCoy also has charge of the Placement Service Through her ability to match the person to the job, it has been possible for a larger per- centage of Idaho graduates to secure positions. LETTERS AND SCIENCE Dean T. S. Kerr, in addition to his regular duties as dean of the Junior College, has been acting dean of the College of Letters and Science since the death of Dean J. A. Kostalek on Sep- tember 25. Dean Kerr, who joined the University of Idaho faculty in 1924, received his LL.B. from the University of Michigan. He has been dean of the Junior College since 1929. A new course, designed for the preparation of students for social work in Idaho, will be added to the curriculum next fall. W O M E WN Dr. Evelyn Miller, dean of wom- en, received her В.А. and М.А. degrees at Stanford University and her Ph.D. at Columbia. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Cardinal Key. Having been in many parts of the world, Dr. Miller has developed an intensive liking for travel, and hopes to con- tinue her avocation. Since coming to the campus in Septemker, 1936, Dr. Miller has instituted plans for makinq every student socially minded through dancing classes and а dating bureau.

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L Zç, W How 1 dee f t! помага, Gean oi prudence from Columbia Uni- versity. Throughout his stay at the University of Idaho, Dean Howärd has been most im- ressed by the den prevailing here An up-to-date curriculum, in keeping with state and national xd maintain the 1 or wmicn the University of Idaho law school is well known The enrollment in the College oÍ Law has steadily increased. GRADUATE f Ta 1 en Charles W. Hunge 1, dea { } ( A7: the га id | wind ‹ таа с 1 1 1 ate school, has beer University of Idaho since He received his M.S. and Ph.D. ırees from the University of ¿On It is the fond hor e oi Dean Hungerford to have sufficient facilities and leaching person- nel in the future to warrant the Dean Hungertord makes а a hobby oí plants, and has col- lected nearly 200 varieties of bearded irises 24 BU STRESS Confront creasing enrollment, Dean Ralph H. Farmer still maintains the close personal contact with his students which makes the School of Business Administra- tion more popular than ever. here were 144 enrolled in the senior school and 310 in pre-business this year—a total of more than 450, and an in of over 50 more than Dean Farmer hopes to estab- lish a departmental reading room in the near future for the convenience of his students

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Prof. Isaac Newton Carter, Stanley K. Hall, Dr. H. д. Tromanhauser, Prof. Margarete Sargent, L. L Schuldt, M. W. Melaian, John M. Foskett uM We Nx Dr. Erwin Graue, W. Н. Boyer, Kenneth Hoag, Henry L. Wilson, Prof. Willard J. Wilde, William Bronson 26