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

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Bob Bain

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GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS Table of Contents Editor’s Note Rush Dance Intramural Athletics We're A Happy Family spruced Up Thirty Days in Winterland Intercollegiate Athletics Edward Kienholz

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Editor’s Note In case you haven’t noticed, the 1980 year- book is a little different. The most obvious change is probably the formét. The 56 pages you have before you will com- bine with four more sections and a binder to make up a complete book. Three of the five sections will be dedicated to general stories and imagery related to the university. The other two sections will include individual portraits, organization and living group pictures. Each section will be designed to stand on its own as well as comprising one-fifith of a complete book. Any of the individual sections maybe purchased separately. In addition to the change in format, this year’s book has changed its approach as well. The emphasis is almost entirely on photo- graphs and as a result you will see fewer and better images than in past books. The idea behind any yearbook is to layout a pictoral representation of the year, one that will stand now as well as for years to come. Toward that endeavor your 1980 yearbook will combine photographs into photo pages with specific topics like the Rush and Dance pages in this section, Sports events will also be com- bined into one large group. Only good photos of each event will be used. The idea is to present good pictures of interesting things in such a way as to say something meaningful about the University of Idaho during the 1979- 80 school year. One other thing you will probably notice about this year’s book, it includes advertising. In the interest of making the yearbook self- sufficient, somewhere in the neighborhood of $4000 worth will be sold amongst the five sec- tions. All these changes I think are going to make the 1980 Gem of the Mountains a better book. I hope you'll agree. Chris Pietsch Editor Chris Pietsch James Johnson 5