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

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Dean H. J. Wunderlich Friendly and understanding is Herbert J. Wunderlich to students, helps them out with problems, is interested in their affairs. A former radio announcer, the handsome Dean is in demand as master of ceremonies. When not busy, “Herb” gees hunting or fishing, is an all-sports enthusiast. Dr. Harold Cramer Dr. Harold Cramer, who swings the scalpel at the infirmary, works hard and well in both the surgical and public health sides of his job. A San Jose State grad (he didn’t box there), he took his A.B. and M.D. at Stanford, interned in San Francisco, served St antord as school physician before coming north. Dean Beatrice Olson She hasn't been here long, but she exemplifies the Idaho spirit . .. friendly, frank, and rea- sonable. Facile conversationalist, she remem- bers names, is interested in the lives of her charges. Graduate University of North Da- kota, studied at the Universities of Chicago, Columbia, Oxford, and Emerson at Boston. Dean Bernice McCoy To tiny, lavender-and-old-lace Bernice McCoy goes all the correspondence from stu- dents taking the non-resident courses offered by the University. She keeps her mental fingers on all the seniors and upon their graduation attempts to steer them into jobs in their respective fields. 25

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Dean Arthur W. Fahrenwald true hard-rocker himself, Dean Fahrenwald has developed processes of flotation for the procuring ot metals and has also put the fin- ishing touches on some mining machinery that was patent-worthy. Has been called to some great distances from the local field to figure out mining methods for commercials. Dean Charles Hungerford Dean Hungerford liked plant patholegy so well after undergraduate days at Upper lowa University that he became a Ph.D. in it at Wisconsin. Problems of Idaho farmers excite his interest and sympathy. He organ- ized Idaho's plant pathology department. His plant pet is the iris. Dean Dwight S. Jeffers Tall and lean is the Dean. Carries himself with the bearing of a military officer, and has had enough practical experience behind him to make him tell Paul Bunyan stories with the best of the old lumberjacks. In the forestry school, students prepare for govern- mental and commercial positions. Dean R. H. Farmer Dean Ralph Farmer came west to teach afrer doing his undergraduate work in economics at exacting Oberlin, polishing off graduare work at Chicago and Minnesora. ‘Taking a keen interest in his majors and their place- ment, he finds time to give local Boy Scouts and Kiwanis activities zealous help. 24

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