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

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A.S.U.1L, Exeeurive Boanp . Shown “in action” during one of ite weekly meetings is Idaho's student executive board, governing body in student affairs, The board appoints all student committees, okays the A.5.U.1. budget. and performs many similar functions

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Brarnice Orson H. E. Lartic Dean of Women Dean of Men Dean of Men and Dean of Women... Bratrice Orson .. . Dean of Women Director of women’s activities Member of Phi Beta Kappa and Mortar Board . . . Received degrees from North Dakota and Chicago. Heroerr E. Larria Dean of Men... Former head of the department of agricultural education. Replaced Lt. Commdr, H. J. Wunderlich as co- ordinator of reserves and draftees and director of men’s activities . . . N.Y.A. administrator. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS . .. Two changes were made in university adminis trative personnel during the past year. One was the replacement of R. W. Lind by C. A. Truitt as buildings and grounds superintendent. The other was the naming of Mrs, M. C. Albrecht as purchasing agent to succeed W. W. Goss. W. W. Goss Purchasing Agent Dn. Hanoww D, Cramer University Physician Onen A. Frracenaco University Editor Roneer F. Gacene Director of Dormitories C. A. Trurer Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Euta L, Ovesen Reyist rar M, Bevis Sweer Librarian Frank Sranron Bursar 26 The jobs of both were made increasingly diffi- cult by government tightening of priorities. Robert F. Greene was given the extra job of providing housing facilities for navy and army personnel training on the campus. All officials saw a busy year as staffs dwindled.

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been ey eal’ Hannay Lewixs Student Body President Leaders... Disrupting events clouded the political horizon during the past year, as the old Independent party and dissatis- fied Greeks combined to form a new Associated party which swept into power in spring elections. The new organization easily won the A.S.U.I. presidency and a majority of seats on the student executive board. Student officers for the year, all of them members of the Associated Students party, were: Harry Lewies, presi- dent; Bob Wethern, vice president; and Norma Marchi. secretary. But the student leaders found running the A.S.U.I. was much tougher than winning student elections. Trouble started as soon as the executive board convened. First was a squabble over the yell team. Next came a tiff with the Spurs. And always there was trouble with publica- tions leaders who wanted to publish their papers and year- books without interference from ‘‘publications-ignorant”’ politicians. The “publications problem” was perhaps the sharpest thorn in the executive board's side. Editors wanted a new Jim Towers Rex Brewerr Macy Morr Sree Wannen Weinacna 28