Dean of Women f'ermrol J. Fr•nch
For
t he )Oung women of the University of ldaho th e yea r 1930-1931 has been especiall) noteworth y. It would seem that man) projects thought about, planned, and worked for in previous years were brou ght to a s uccessfu l i s ue during this year. The A sociated Women Students have had an active and profitable year. Closer organization has been effect ed, so that women f ull ) appreciate the value of adopting a nd maintaining a real interest in all affairs pertaining to them. The evcral organizations for women which, of co urse, in clude honoraries, have broug ht their me mbers together in an ever-growing spi rit of democracy that is most assu ring. Altoge ther it would seem that the women now ready to leave the University have in th eir accomplishments much to be proud of and those remaining have a fine examp le o f what ma y still he accomplished. PERMEA.L ]. FRENCH.