College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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TRAIL YIULLEEV NIV

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720 The TRAIL Ghe Letter Society HE Letter Society of the College of Idaho was conceived and stated in the pietmble of the constitution ue To settle a matteis pertainng, to granting, and vi eaung of the C. of I emblernsg to create a greater respect and honor for these emblemsg to promote the 'Welfare of the athletic and literary activities and loyalty among the students of the College of Idaho. The oflicers, 1920-21, were: instituted on May 29, 1913. The purposes of the Society as l ,c . s 'ci . E 'fsfaf fir? ' '1 T 'c 7' 7 ' . Fay Tolles ....,........., ...,...... ..,.. P 1 'esident Electa Gartin .,.,,.,....,,,.... . ......,..,. Secretary FOOTBALL Earl Gardner Blake Lowell Frank Huett Wade Lowell Ohiyesa Eastman Verne Grothe Jim Jackson John Walsh Clarence Braskamp Frank Hartkopf Jim Welsh Sidney McLaughlin Fay Tolles Earl Witteborg Jim Walsh ' DEBATE James Hawkes Russell Kenney Corwin Hinshaw Fay Tolles Justin Conrad Ezra Hinshaw DECLAMATION Doris Rae Edith White ORATION Winston Caldwell ' GiRLs' BASKETBALL Electa Gartin Mary Thompson Louise McCormick Ada Lee BOYS' BASKETBALL Blake Lowell James Jackson Sidney McLaughlin Beatrice Amesbury Irene Compton Georgia Andrews John Walsh James Walsh Fay Tolles

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1 22 The TRAIL Calendar SEPTEMBER 17. Classes meet today. Usual Wild rushing around by Freshmen. 20. Deak's first chapel speech this year arouses a storm of applause ? ? 21. Dad Peterson addresses the stu- dent body in a very serious manner ?? Deak's second chapel speech.. Freshies initial class meeting. Door knobs re- moved. Theylre a bright lot, all right. 22. Y lViixer. -Yum-yum-wein- ers and cider, salad and doughnuts. 23. Bob Bates and Tommy Faucette elected yell leaders. 24. Opening: reception. 27. Columbian reception. Miss Craw- ford speaks, taking up considerable class time. Jim Jackson appears in our midst once more. 28. Football warriors smashed up. 29. Freshman Mixer becomes a mix-up. Juniors also enjoy the moon- light on Canyon Hill. 30. Grand scrap between Sophs and Frosh threatens to wind up in mud- slinging: Oodles of broken glass. Fin- ney Hall 10:30 to 1:00 p. m. Nip,'g'cr shoveling coal at midnight, etc. Our masterpieces hopelessly destroyed. Sniff- sniff! OCTOBER 1. All's quiet along the Potomac to- day. 4. Lowell reception at Voorhees. 5. First pep rally. 6. First Coyotes joyfully received. 7. Parade, featured by wild woman, jazz band, and pep advertises football game with Gooding tomorrow. 8. Slaughter of the Innocents. Gooding beat by a narrow margin of 90 to 0. First Hop a success. 11. Apples! Apples! More apples!! Student Body receives annual 'shootingf 13. Harold Hawkes asks permission to bring a fly s-watter to class. Dr. Ful- lerton speaks in chapel. Sweet sere- nade at giirls' dorm. 14. Pooki has a new sweater. Dark glasses will become prominent now. Yell practice. Plans for I-Iallowe'en consid- ered. 20. Frosh and Soph girls stage grand scrap. Somewhat augmented by boys in the lower hall. Black and white seems almost as deadly as the red flag. 21. Lots of stiff girls and lots of groaning. Some snappy politicalspeech- es given in chapel. Peppy yell rally. Complimentary tickets to the Whitman- C. of I. game freely passed out. 22. Dr. Drake speaks. More football enthusiasm aroused. Freshman bonfire in honor of the game. Elliott Smith elect- ed yell leader. 21. Whitman 21, C. of I. 14. Great game all right. Stoic Profs. cut capers during excitement. lAsk Springer and Salomonj. Parade featured by hoarse and Whitman's goat. Pooki the guy that put the stude in student. 26. Little girls of the Forum nearly bust up football practice. Can it be that our assistant librarian was one of them. Cigarettes carried by all the fair ladies. Don't they handle them as if they were used to them? No!! 28. Football men instructed to bring up their grades. Girls instructed to let the men alone. 29. This whole darn world is getting- bad. Verne Grothe is learning to dance. fAnd from a preacher's daughter at thatl. 28. College boys, including some of the dignified Freshmen, go on a spree. 30. Hallowe'en blowout. Cider, chick- en dinner, cowboys, Pierriot's, n'every- thing.