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

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Bint. ATCHLEY Ag. Econ. Ashton Metvin Bryant Hort, Kamiah LeRoy Davis Ag. Ed. Boise CHAN ATCHLEY Gen. Ag. Ashton Cou S. Campse.t An, Husb. Sandpoint Kexneru Dear Dairy Hush. Kuna Rex Barstow Gen. Ag Moscow Mavaice Cuements Ag. Econ. Nampa Cart, Devin Ag. Ed. Mascow DEAN BENT g. Econ Buhl James Cocimane Dairy Husb. Caldwell Jack Duns oor Gen, Ag. Weiser Darrel Lynch, David Youmans, LeRoy Davies, Harry Cranford, Douglas Wright, Lamont Anderson, and Melvin Fisk observe baby chicks during a poultry class. 26 a RoOpNEY Bovey Ag Fed Winchester James L, Consent g. Ed WitttamM Fisnre Gen. Ag. I win Falls Grading the eggs is Melvin Fisk Lynch, Cranford, Darrel MICHAEL BRABB gronomy Palouse, Wash Manvin Cox Ag. Ed. Castleford Dick Fiynx Ag. Ed. Buhl Pp pel JAMeEs E. Brya Ag. Ed Gooding Bit Daiss Soils Buhl Keanetn Goopwitnx Gen, Ag Sweet uw LeRoy Davies, Harry David Youmans, and Lamont Anderson look on

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es Row one: Darrel Kalbfleisch, president, David Lowell, vice-president, Hans Gotsch, treasurer, Bill Atchley, secretary, James ©. Cochrane, Frank Libersky. Row two: Kenneth Hook, Philip Edwards, Ken Jenkins, Tom Trail, Ken Samuelson. Row three: Zeke Knigge, Keith S. Hinckley, James Osborn, Daryl Betts, Maurice Johnson. Not pictured: Chan Atchley, historian, George Beer, Maurice Clements, Carl Gotsch. Don Huber, Willard Lindsay, Art Misner. One of the greatest honors that can be bestowed on an “Aggie,” is that of being elected to membership in the Fraternity of Alpha Zeta. To become cligible for membership, any male student in the College of Agriculture must maintain grades which place him in the upper two-fifths of his class, and possess high standards of character, leadership, and fellowship. When these qualifications are met, the prospective member is voted upon by the active membership of the chapter. If he receives the required 85 per cent vote, he i s subjected to an informal and a formal initiation. “Then, if he passes all these rigid tests, he takes his place of honor among the active members of the Idaho chapter of Alpha Zeta. ree Pare te St-eage eg ao. = Lan See SVE EA ef anerhibteaee in ce —- Harvesting grain on the University farm is an annual task of the students of agriculture at Idaho

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Mr. Folz and students observe the dairy herd at the university farm ‘I Cart Goren g. Keon Parma C. K. HICKMAN Ag. Ed Worley Dents LONG ( Gen, Ag. Grangeville PETERSON, JR gronomy Emmett Hans Gorscu Gen, Ag. Parma Jous HiILesMan Ag. Ed Driggs Davin Lowel Ag. Econ. Parma Jack TALnorr An. Husb. Cody, Wyoming VA Ricuarp Grete An Husb, Moscow Jorn TLANSEN Ag. Econ, Idaho Falls Kenneru Hoox Ivan Hopkins Agronomy Ag. Ed, Rexburg Parma Frep MAGEE Doxaty Mitts Ag. Econ An. Husb. Genesee Wilder Howako TANKERSLEY JAMES WALKINGTON Ag. Ed. Hort Jerome Hazelton James WiLson Liwe International show. Sreve Harror Jous Hecurner An. Husb. Ay. Econ. Driggs Lapwai LAWRENCE KNIGGE An, Husb. Filer MAURICE JOHNSON Gen, Ag. Cocur d'Alene Epwaknp Mink Ag. Ed, Weiser James Osporn gronomy Gooding Geratp YEOUMANS gronomy Bonners Ferry Hort. San Fernando, Cal. Judging and showing of cattle is one of the main events of the annual Rop'r. HEIMGARTNER Ag. Ed. Juliaetta WILLARD LInpsay Ag. Ed. Wilder Enwarp Parsons, Jr. g. Ed. Payette to