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

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General M. anaget GALE MIX Congenial Gale Mix not only has the duties of ASUI General Manager, but those of Director and Manager of Athletics as well. In this capacity Gale represents Idaho at the ennual PCC Athletic Conference and this year attended the NCAA convention in Cin- cinnati. During the past year his office took over the management of the funds of the various campus honoraries. Bev Garrison, Marv Washburn, Assiatant General Manager; Betty Karl Klages, Assistant, Ken Hunter, Athletic News Director. Burnham, Bill Bowlby, Ticket Manager, 17

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THE UNION ... Used and Enjoyed Ry flmost Every Student On the Idaho Campus James Bowlby, Student Union Manager, who directs and oversees the mainte- nance and activities in the building STUDENTS bookstore. PURCHASE SUPPLIES in the student owned JIM COSTLEY buys Pat Dyson a cup of coffee in the Bucket. STUDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE of the facilities of the Dipper, coke room. MELEN DANIELS entertains her Italian duke with the Bucket radio.

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ASUT PRESIDENT... Four years of activity were crowned with the ASUI presidency for Hyde Jacobs, industrious senior, majoring in Agronomy. A veteran of sixteen months’ service in the Air Corps, Hyde is the first married student to become president of the ASUI. Among the many accomplishments during his administration were the AWS- faculty committee for setting rules for coeds. He also made a two-weeks speaking tour of Idaho high schools with University Field Agent Guy Wicks, to interest high school students in their University. Among the activities participated in by Hyde prior to becoming ASUI president were Lambda Delta Sigma, religious honorary, Blue Key, national honor fraternity, Silver Lance, senior men’s honorary, and Alpha Zeta, agricultural honorary. Hyde was elected on the ticket of the Independent Party, after having served on committees and in various capacities in the Idaho student government. Hyde hails from Declo, a town in the southeastern part of Idaho, and graduated this year from the College of Agriculture with high honors. Jacobs intends to continue his schooling at the University, working toward his master’s degree. IDAHO'S STUDENT GOVERNING BODY, the Executive Board, in session.