F requent caller a t m en's houses and ha lls is HERB Wu ' DE RLI CII, dean of me n, who can hold his own without reser ve in any male hull session o n the campus. Whe n not pou ring oil on s tude nt troubles, Dean 'Vunderlich decides on 1 Y a llo tments, serves on the university draft board , s tude n t -facult y council, and some ha lf dozen other student and fa culty committees.
Be cttricP Ol11on, Deatl of Women
Last word on women's activiti es co mes from Dean of Women BEATR ICE OL O N, who decrees lockout ho urs, passes o n social functions, and censors the annual Pep Band show. She watches with a mo therl y eye over a brood of several hundred women who r eceive her dic tates with var yin g degrees of enthusiasm and to her fa lls the ticklish task of re taining fri e ndships when saying "yes" or " no."
Filling brie fl y the s hoes of absent D ean R. II. Farmer, 1\ ssociate Professor WtLL AUO WI LD E this year s tepped up to acting dean of the school of bus iness adminis tration, t o se r ve until Jul y. H e r ece iv e d degrees fro m the ni versities of U tah a nd Ca liforn ia, a rr ived a t Ida ho twenty -two yea•·s a go. Fer vent boos te r of Tdaho sports, he seldom misses an y a th le tic event, now finds lime hi mself on ly for golf.
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fferbe rt J. JJ7urulerlich, Dea n of Jlfe n
D ea n of the fa culty a nd dean of the U niversity i barrel-c hes te d J \ Y G. E LDRIDGE, who arrived at Idaho in 1901 and thi s pring turns in his fo rty-firs t year of service. li e received his bachelor's, doctor's, a nd mas t er's degrees from Yale, earned a Phi Beta K a ppa key, s tudied in Fra nce a nd Ge rma ny, a nd became a flu ent speaker a nd volumino us reader of foreign tongues. H e now heads the de t)artmenl of moclern la ngua ges, traverses the Ad buildin g's hallways from class to class with a peculiar hippc ty-hop th at makes mockery of his a ge. 243