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

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Student Life: naturally involved t was a year of growth and maturity for most students, as they struggled through classes, held part-time jobs, and prepared challenges of the future. Despite the pressures of college life, Idaho students could always find ways to have a good time. Traditional activities like rush, homecoming, GDI Week, and Parents’ Weekend attracted crowds, but spur of the moment activities with friends were more frequent and popular. For it was not really the events that made the year so special, but the different people who were involved in them. The essence of student life at Idaho emanated from participation and enthusiasm — two natural qualities evi- dent in every student. THEATRE buffs were treated to several outstanding performances during ™! ’ Ma St then: the year. Peter Sprague and Bill Fagerbakke entertain a summer crowd on k - ; : the opening night of Picnic. y SHOULDER TO SHOULDER, students and parents alike enjoy the turtle e } 4 derby, a traditional part of Parents’ Weekend. ry iy Student Life Division 9

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EVERYTHING from a candy bar to motherly ad- vice is offered at The Perch, a campus grocery store. “Madge,” the store's proprietor known for her absurd sense of humor, has been a sort of neighborhood housemother and confidante to Ul students for three decades. COLORFUL flowers and shrubbery surround the steps adjacent to the Education Building. 10 Idaho Life