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

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ie hee a ‘y - f ry WARNER H. CORNISH J. M. FLEMING, MD GEORGE GAGON RAFE GIBBS Director of University Physician University Engineer Director of Information Family Housing and Editor of Pu blications Campus Administration C. R. KERR ROBERT F. GREENE JAMES M, LYLE F, L. (LEE) O'NEILL Manager of Book Store Director of Dormitories Alumni Sceretary Registrar ai , tr = L. C. WARNER J. W. WATTS FRANK YOUNG LEE ZIMMERMAN Purchasing Agent Business Manager Director of Admissions Untuersity Librarian 93

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H. WALTER STEFFENS Vice-President Academic Affairs Student Affairs Acting as a link between the students and the admin- istration, Dean Neely, Dean Decker, and Associate Dean Wicks coordinate and guide the course of student affairs at the University. This office is of vital importance to the University of Idaho and its versonnel is always ready to 1elp students solve academ- ic, vocational, and persona! problems CHARLES H. BOND Chief Counselor 99 KENNETH A. DICK Vice-President Financial Affairs SHARLES O, DECKER Dean of Students DONALD J. KEES Student Counselor Vice-Presidents These two offices were created to help alle viate some of the burdens of the Office of the President. Vice-President Steffens is in charge of academic affairs and Vice-President Dick is in charge of financial affairs. They both have performed their duties with utmost efficiency during their respective tenures at the Univer- sity of Idaho. MARJORIE M. NEELY GUY WICKS Dean of Women Associate Dean of Students Counseling Center Two staff members devote full time to the job of assisting individuals at the Student Counseling Center. Their services are available to all students of the Uni- versity who need help in solving their problems of vocational objectives, academic plans, and personal problems.

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L. Cc. CADY Dean Graduate School Jeffrey Hubert, a Master of Science degree candidate in the field of plant pathology inspects a few of his research plant. His area of investigation is the ringspot virus migration in stone fruit trees and his work will eventually Jead him to a Ph.D, in plant pathology or biochemistry at the University of California in Riverside 24 Graduate School Organized in 1925, the Graduate School of the Univer- sity of Idaho now meets the needs of many college grad- uates who desire additional training in their respective fields. The first Master’s Degree was awarded in 1897 and since then the Graduate School has been providing the opportunity for advanced students to develop within themselves the ability to make creative advancement. The School offers extensive specialization in more than fifty departments. BRENT AITKEN WILLIAM BURKE DAVE COOPER FRED CROWELL JOSEPH DELFINO BERET HENRIKSEN ARVINA LOTHE JOSE GALVANA VIRGIL, YOUNG