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

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Board of Regents The Board of Regents is the governing body for the University of Idaho. This group coordinates and directs University Activities and approves all policies and official acts of the University. Since it obtains its authority and powers from the Constitution of the State of Idaho, the Board is directly responsible to the people of the state. All policies of the University must be established or approved by the Board. Dick Serre President, Board of Regents —s a D. F. Engelking, Edmund Bogert, Donald L. Keith, Phil Dufford, Dick Smith, Mrs. Walters, Elvon Hampton, Joe McCollum, John Peacock.

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to President Ernest W. Hartung To ASUI through the Gem of the Mountains: The publication of this issue of the Gem symbolizes the close of another year in the life of the University of Idaho and, for many of you, its readers, the close of your academic associ ation with it. We hope that the Gem will serve to keep your memories of Alma Mater bright. Equally important, however, we hope that the Gem, through the variety and range of its photographic and descriptive presentations, will stress the fact that this University is dynamic and ever changing, even as are you, its graduates. As you move to new endeavors, to evolving careers, to graduate or profe sssional education, remem- ber that U of 1 is also constantly changing the pattern of its existence. Often the changes are small and subtle, but not infrequently they are also quite dramatic. As alumni, you may not always agree with some or all of the changes, but as alumni you should certainly comprehend their inevitability. Likewise, you should always feel free to express your opinions on change or other matters of importance to the University directly to its Faculty, Administration, Regents, or Student Leaders. Over the years great universities have always been characterized by interested and concerned alumni, and as it grows, Idaho will be no exception to this rule. It will alw ays, in this se nse, be your University, and you will always be its special public. The Gem marks a change in our relationship, but in no sense a termination. We in Moscow will follow your careers with interest, as we hope you will continue to follow that of your University. The best of luck to you all. Dr. Ernest W. Hartrunc President

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Vice Presidents Kennetu A. Dick Vice President Financial Affairs Vice President Steffens in charge of Academic Affairs, and Vice President Dick, in charge of Financial Affairs, have efficiently served these two positions since they were created in 1961 to specialize the duties of the office of Vice Presidents. zs Kenneth A. Dick retired as financial vice president, early in H, WALTER STEF FENS a! . WAS Vice President the school year, to accept the position of first executive di- Academic Affairs rector of the National Association of College and University Business Officers, A well organized administration is at work to serve the students through many . . . well-organized facilities. The group seeks constantly to improve their services Administration thusly improving facilities at the University of Idaho. - t = i a Cc. O, Dye WrwuM D. Gronce GAcoNn Rare Gress Rosert F, Gakexe Ricnanp Lone Purchasing Agent FirzGenaLp University Engineer Director of Director of Manager of University Physician Information and Dormitories Book Store Editor of Publications James M. Lyte F. L. O'Nenr Evmen Stour J. W. Warts Franx Youre Ricuanp Becx Alumni Secretary Registrar Director of Business Manager Director of Acting University Family Housing Admissions Librarian