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

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The President of the University I believe the editors of this issue of the Gem of the Mountains would join me in congratulating those who prepared and edited the Gem during the war years for putting out such excellent publications despite the handicaps under which they worked. The war is over and with this issue I am glad to extend congratulations and good wishes to this year’s editorial staff and to the ‘‘reconverted”’ student body, including the hundreds of veterans, now enrolled in the University of Idaho. HARRISON C. DALE President

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The Governor of th C State Now that the war is over and the enrollment is increasing rapidly at the university, we should all be enthused and deter mined to make the University of Idaho an outstanding institution in the nation. Many of you will continue to reside in the state alter you complete your college education, and make your place in the religious, professional, business, and political life of Idaho. You have an opportunity to mold the future course of this great state towards fulfillment of its destiny. Success to you in this accomplishment ARNOLD WILLIAMS Governor of Idaho 18

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University Officials Evelyn M. Albrecht Acting Purchasing Agent Dr. H. D. Cramer University Infirmary D. D. Du Sault Registrar O. A. Fitzgerald University Editor Robert F. Greene Director of Dormitories Frank Stanton Bursar M, Belle Sweet Librarian C. A. Truitt Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Faced with an unprecedented enrollment jump, university officials this year managed to gear Idaho's administrative machinery to top speed. C. A. Truitt, superintendent of buildings and grounds, scoured the Northwest for veterans’ housing units, Registrar D, D. Du Sault handled an apparently endless stream of returning veterans, and ©. A. Fitzgerald, university editor, published the final edition of his regular news letter for Idaho servicemen. To these adminis- trators fall the myriad jobs of keeping the university operating efficiently, from scheduling classes to selling basketball lickets. Supreme in the administration of the university is the Board of Regents which, at quarterly meetings, determines policies and final decisions. Regents’ principal project this year was estab- lishment of a sound veterans’ rehabilitation policy. Be ard of Regen ts Latt to right Mr. G. C. Sullivan Mrs. A. A. Steele Judge W. F. McNaughton Mr. Asher B. Wilson Mr. J. L. McCarthy Mr, Emory Owen 20