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

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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.

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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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ASU] ARROWPOINTERS ... Prxsipext Ray Cox, Associated Students, University of Idaho Energy and enthusiasm are two good adjectives for Ray Cox, 1952-53 ASUI president. Not content with a dull moment, Ray had many a good, novel, and at times breathtaking idea for materialization by the student body. He organized panty raids, football appreciation ceremonies, and a Student Union band. Ray is married and the father of two small chil- dren. Plus this to keep him occupied, he is a law major, which, with his ASUI activities, keeps Ray Cox hopping with plenty of gusto. Betty Ruth Westerberg serves as secretary of the board, while Bob Holder is ASUI “veep.” Other members who also serve as members of various other ASUI committees include Bonese Collins, Bill Nixon, Bob Allison, Bill Ringert, Verl King, Bruce McIntosh, John Bengston, Wester- berg, Cox, and Holder. Ex-officio members are Erlene Clyde, AWS president; Graham MeMullin, ARGONAUT editor; Gene Hamblin, KUOI station director: Charles Decker, student counselor: and Gale Mix, ASUI general manager. Row Hoipes ASUI Vice-President Berry Rovs Westeenere ASUI Secretary