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

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Department Heads 24 Dr. Harold L. Axtell Classical Languages Dr. J. W Barton Paychology Prof. Alvah A. Beecher Music Prof. Hobart Beresford gricultural Engineering Dr. C. J. Brosnan American History Prof. J. A. Brown Men's Physical Education Dr. L. C. Cady Chemistry Dr. Frederic C. Church European History Prof. dohn H. Cushman English Dr. Paul A. Eke Agricultural Economics Dr. Floyd W. Gail Botany Prof. Henry F. Gauss Mechanical Engineering Dr. W. G. Hammar Physics Prof. C. W. Hickman Animal Husbandry Prof. J. Hugo Johnson Electrical Engineering

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a A ting y Dean William d. Brockelbank, ‘ ty Feoulty; Dean Arthur W. ‘Fahrenwald, A ting Does Cc. WwW. Hickman, c oan T. S. Kerr, College of Lew Dean J. E. Buchanan, College of Engi neering; Dean Joy Ss. 1 ea Univer 1 of Mines; Dean Ralph H. Favenat; School of Business Admin: »: Do on C. W. Hungerford, Peadunte Sa hool . Dean D. s. Jeffers, Sc She col of For ectry: now, Dean d. F. Weltzin, School of Educatic Changes and replacements among deans in schools and colleges since the beginning of the year have caused several revisions of the university roster. The college of agriculture’s ven- erable Dean Edward J. Iddings, who recently accepted a new position, has been replaced by Acting Dean C. W. Hickman, formerly professor of animal husbandry; Acting Dean William J. Brockelbank has replaced former Dean Pendleton Howard in the college of law, and new director of the college of extension is Harlow Campbell, former Coeur d'Alene high school principal. These and other deans of individual colleges of the university are the students’ link with higher university administration, and to them fall the task of arranging schedules, filling sections, and otherwise placing their charges in convenient niches in the university system. Registration time this year saw classes overflowing with returning veterans and new students, who filled-all available sections, making revisions and the addition of new classes necessary. Harried by students begging the necessary fraction of a point needed for house grades, by fouled up schedules and administration worries, the deans somehow have managed to maintain both their sanity and a cheerful philosophy of college life. Most of them, in fact, have become real friends to campus men and women who, through social and business contacts, have found them to be “regular fellows’ as well as scholars and administrators. LS) Ww

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Dr. Karl H, W, Klages Agronomy Prof. Clifford E. Lampman Poultry Husbandry Mrs, E. J. Marty Women’s Physical Education Prof, Charles McKeon Philosophy Prof. T. J. Prichard Art and Architecture Prof. Gerhard A. Riedesel Civil Engineering Prof. Margaret Ritchie Home Economics Dr, W, E, Shull Entomology Dr. Olof E. Stamberg Agricultural Chemistry Dr. Howard B. Stough Zoolooy Dr, William F. Swindler Journalism Prof. Eugene Taylor Mathematica Dr. D. R. Theophilus Dairy Husbandry Dr. Leif Verner Horticulture Prof. H. A. Winner Agricultural Education Department Heads 25