College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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tiiirtiii !in Ti Frances Fueling Doris Kane IJervlcline Ciartin Freda K. Hrown Viola Evans Hodiu ' Il.inilv li-uhn; I.an(lsl)iirou;;Ii Crmikliain The Ring charier Menilierx Klizalu-th Hand; Marparet Hoone iVett; ' Mfttihf ' r.t (ieraldine Saiiford Edith Crookhani Ada Mae Dornian Marparet Lansborouph Berniee Hoysen Hozina Buchanan III ' , IliiifT. ;v colIep;c orffaniziitioii for wonieii lias as its purpose tlic - I ' in ' oiiiotioii of social activities on the campus. ' riiou ;li not old in vcai-s it has ali ' cadv jiroNiri it-. alu( ' in liclpiiio; to function nioi ' c reo ' ularly tile social alfairs of Hie ( ' ()llef;e. The liin j; aims to j)er- fect a sound oro-anization and it liids fair to hecominp; an estah- lished clui) ill tjie colleu ' e. A hiiih taii(iaril for scholarship is oli- servt ' d hv all ineinhers. Mrs. H. li. Siat ti-rd.av is the f;iciill ineinhrr of Ihe ortjuiiization.

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Seventy-one Somernieier Stephens Clemens Rock wood Dilley King S. E. Club charter lenihfnt Charlotte Clemens Florence King Eunice Rockwood Lucile Stephens Miriam Dilly Anna Somernieier Neiv Members Marie Pemberton Margaret C5ray Beatrice Mitchell Alice Mclntyre June Evans Ethel Fugate Mrs. James L. Boone, Faciiltii .tilvl.inr HE S. E., organized in tlie fall of 19 , has as its aim tlie encourage- ment of all good and healthful women ' s sports. Social affairs are lield out-of-doors when possible; sunrise breakfasts, river excursions, and camping trips furnislied experience in out door life this year. The increasing need for organization and direction of women ' s athletics will aid in making the S. E. one of the permanent and influ- ential campus organizations.

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Hare Miller Ke.ssler Handy Proctor Hopkins Wrislit Myra Telia Mrs. H. D. Blatchley l.ucille Kesslcr Mollie Hopkins Maude Theadiire Opal Shaeffer Members Doris Wrifrlit Lucy Miller Jeannette Motz Elizabeth Handy Esther Hare Mildred Proctor Elizabeth Shirk Helen Turner Viola Evans Eleanor French ' OXSTITFTIOXALLY tlie Myra Telia Club is an organization for the study of the appreciation of art and literature, and the promo- tion of social afif ' airs on the campus. However, its members know that it is more than that, for it has already, in its career, done much to strengthen those friendships which are such an important factor in college life. ] Iyra Telia was organized last September and was successfully piloted through its first term by Lucilc Kessler as president. Ai the end of this time its memljership limit of fourteen acti c members was reached. The second semester has been passed luuler the aiile presidency of ] Iaude Theadore. The meetings are held twice a month in ] Irs. Blatchley ' s den among her well known reproductions of great artists ' works. The club is certainly for- tunate in having such a sponsor as IMrs. Blatchlev for no one could have been foiuid better ([ualified to i)ring to life the great masters and make vivid their works.