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

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Dean Neely poses with Mortar Board members and Lewiston representatives at a tea in Lewiston. She and Mortar Board girls spoke to several high school groups in the Moscow area concerning the Uni- versity of Idaho. . genet e awe Guy Wicks cuts the retirement ee Fe =e eae cake given to him at the Pan- gee hellenic-IFC Greek Banquet. CHARLES O. DECKER Dean of Students MARJORIE M. NEELY Dean of Women DONALD J. KEES Student Counselor GUY WICKS Associate Dean of Students Student Affairs The Office of Student Affairs in the new UCC is responsible for the coordination and guidance of student affairs at the University. The services which the personnel provide in- clude: student health; student counseling; ad- visory services and programs in fraternities, sororities, and residence halls; disciplinary counseling and action; and financial aids counseling, including scholarship programs. 27

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H. Walter Steffens Vice President Academic Affairs Administration WARNER H. CORNISH Director of Family Housing Cc. O. DYE Purchasing Agent J. M. FLEMING, M.0 University Physician GEORGE GAGON University Engineer RAFE GIBBS Director of Information and Editor of Publications Cc. R. KERR Manager of Book Store ROBERT F. GREENE Director of Dormitories JAMES M, LYLE Alumni Secretary F.L, (LEE) O'NEILL Registrar J. W. WATTS Business Manager FRANK YOUNG Director of Admissions LEE ZIMMERMAN University Librarian 26 Vice Presidents Kenneth A. Dick Vice President Financial Affairs Vice President Steffens, in charge of academic affairs, and Vice President Dick, in charge of financial affairs, work to assist the President in the execution of his respon- sibilities. Both men have served with great efficiency and are a credit to the Uni- versity. Capably managing registration, finances, publications, the health service, the library, and the dormitories, the administration works to better the University for the students and the citizens of the state. These men are truly indispensable to the effective functioning of this complex community.

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College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture offers curricula in agricultural phases of education, engineering science, and management. In addition to work in the classroom and laboratory, the College engages in such activities as the maintenance of greenhouses and farms and the holding of land acreage for the purposes of instruction and research. Of great importance to the public is the dynamic program of research projects conducted by the six branches of the Agricultural Experiment Station. James E. Kraus Dean College of Agriculture Students of the plant and animal science class record and compare changes in weight and tempera- ment of small animals during their lab session. Aggie Honor Roll Required to keep a 3.5 grade point average, members of the Aggie Honor Roll represent the ''scholastic cream of the College of Agri- culture's crop. Row One: Cecil Johnson, Haven Hendricks, Skip Chilberg, Virgil ) Stevens, Edwin Stains, Craig Anderson, Lerry Butterfield. Row Two: Gene Gibson, Dick Nedrow, Bill Young, Keith Hall, Tim Lavens, Lloyd Callin, Arthur Grabaki, Dick Moore, Lerry Branen. 28