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

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cr 1 President’s Message The 1915 Gem or THE Mountains, appearing a quarter of a century ago, was a gay little publication whose editors and contributors were wholly oblivious of the colossal international conflict which was steadily engulfing all the world. It is safe to say that under the gayety and humor which rightly and properly runs through the pages of the 19g0 GEM, there is a keener realization that ours is a dangerous age. More than anything else it is the president's hope and prayer that five years hence we shall be erecting no memorial tablets to record the slaughter and sacrifice of any whose names appear within the covers of this book. Harrison C. Dace, President. 19

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President Harrison C. Dale

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J. W. Condie, A. L. Swim, Mrs. A. A, Steel, BOARD OF The Board of Regents . . . acting for the State Board of Education meets frequently in Moscow to render decision on university policy. Two new faces appear in the Board’s picture this year . Wi eee of Winchester taking the chair of is . Jenny, Cottonwood, and Clair, W. FL McNaughton, W. C. Geddes REGENTS W. F. McNaughton, Coeur d'Alene, successor to Jerome J. Day, Wallace. Arthur L. Swim of Twin Falls is now president of the Regents; Mrs. A, A. Steel of Parma, vice-president; W. C. Geddes, secretary; and Clercy Clair of Idaho Falls, and W. F. McNaughton complete the board. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS R. W. Lind, from Colorado U,, is the aa soa of buildings and grounds here . held the same job at Colerado, M. Belle Sweet, librarian, “‘saves stuff,” exhibirs it in the library again when it’s rimely. Best yet... World War I posters. Miss Ella Olesen, registrar, enjoys Idaho's growth; it jumped over one thousand in the 30's. When he isn’t trying to figure out a way for broke students to pay their fees, Bursar Frank Stanton’s a home lover. Bob Greene, dormitory director and basketball timekeep, is crazy about the Greene’s new red-head daughte Kr Oren Fitzgerald, publications edirar, Idaho '23, rakes a busman’s heliday writing magazine ditties.