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

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Guy PL Wieks LC, Cavy Field Agent Executive Secretary l PF. ZimmermMas James Lyi Librarian Alumni Secretary UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS The men behind the academic scene, without whom the University would perhaps be at a standstill, are constituted in the administrative officials. ‘Their duties range from engineering matters to thar of handling money, and again to that of student coun- seling. As a whole, the administration officers guide and maintain the smooth operation of Univ ersity of Idaho administrative machinery. D. D, DuSavur Director of Information Registrar Rare Gings L, C. Warner kK. A. Dick Purchasing Agent Bursar Students are not all aware of the vast amount of work which passes through these respective offices. University heating, money, housing, publicity, and even the library books are ‘all a part of the various duties of these administrative heads. Without their assistance and planning, the University of Idaho would find it hard to function satisfactorily. Roserat Greener Dr. Ratrpw Auey Director of Dormitorics Physician Warner Cornisis Haritow Camppent Family Housing Educational Field Service

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President's Message... Whenever I leaf through a copy of the Gem or tHE Mountains | am intrigued by the variety of study and wholesome recreational activities in which the stu dents at the University participated. It is a busy campus world in which we live. But, it is this activity, this adapting to environment, this absorbing of knowl- edge that make for the better student, who becomes the better citizen in what- ever community may beckon him. To grow mentally, morally and physically, the human being must be continually alive and alert to the world about him. Education itself is a process of growth, and those of you who have learned dur- ing the past year to sift knowledge and apply it have grown much. The Univer- sity has grown with the years, but most satisfying is the growth of those who have atrended it. Sincerely, J. E. Buchanan, President University of [Idaho Passtperr J. E. Bucnawan Governing day-to-day campuswide policies is the Academic Council. Included in membership of the group are all aca- demic division deans, student affairs deans, field services d H representative, registrar, and two faculty members chosen Ca emic at large. The group meets weekly, with Wednesday as the desig é nated day. President Buchanan serves as chairman of the Council Council with Dean T. S. Kerr, Letters and Science, as vice- chairman, and D. D. DuSault, registrar, secretary. Academic Council members are, front row, left to right: Dean Louise Carter, Harlow Campbell, Dr, Edward C, Moore, Dean J, F. Welezin, Dean A, W. Fahren wald, Dean Edward S. Stimson, and Dean Donald Hart; back row, left to right: President Buchanan, D. D. DuSault, Dean Walter Steffens, Dean H. E. Lattig, Dean Allen S. Janssen, Dean T. S. Kerr, Dean D. 8. Jeffers, and Dean D. R, Theophilus.

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Dean of Women Dean Louise Carter this year completed her ninth year as Idaho's dean of women. In her job, she has a sincere desire to make each coed feel at home on the Idaho campus and is a friend and advisor to all. Dean Carter is advisor to all Pan- hellenic groups as well as to the Inde- pendent women on campus. Complete impartiality in all matters has won her acclaim during the past year and is only one of the attributes which have made her outstanding in her field. Mes. Lourse Carrer Dean of Women STUDENT AFFAIRS COORDINATES H, E, Latric Dean of Men =, Dean of én It’s a hard job to keep all people happy all the time, but Dean H. FE. Lattig, Idaho's dean of men, in his capacity, is effective in handling various problems of Idaho males. Dean Lattig is a graduate of the Uni- versity of Idaho and is therefore close to the polici ies which he must set and carry out. He is well known to all students as a friendly and helpful person.