College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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-Ai£ SrVcilt tf-. ' .. ' Carl K. Sahmion Ilarlkiipf Itaumbcrffcr Miller Postletliwaite C. K. Smilli .1. Srnitli Morton Sower Springrer Jackson The Bachelor ' s Club Actii ' e Dr. Carl Salomon Hcucl I.. Morton .lohn Postfltlnvaite Hufrli UaunibiTfrer James V. Jackson Kdwin S| rinp» ' r C. 7- ' ,lliot Smith FranU llartkojit ' Clarence Miller Vcre Sower IKMlJt:RS I ' lfih ed Raljih Millers Hohert .Inilrews II en r II Harger Retired John AValsh James S. Walsh Norman Wood Winston (aUlwell Oranjre I.emon C ' oilis Carter Sidney MeCdaiiirhlin Taleo ' tt Ho| kins Laurence Miller WallacDt Hamilton ' I ' lir Hnclirlor ' s Clul). t ' omuKd duriiio- tlii ' winter of 15) 1. Ii.is .•i its fimflaincntal aim tlic adviinccimiit of tlic social activities of tlie collcojc. Tlic clul) and its aims met with sucii iu-arty response that it has hecoiiie one of tile influential and i)ernianent orj;ani ations on the canijui . Ilio ' h niornl and scliojastic standards are ])i-ere(iuisite for memiierNhii). To Dr. C.irl Salomon, lis sponsor and fellow Hachelor, ackno ledi;enient is due tor eoiit riiuit int; rcatlv to the succuss of the elill).

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iifi -fiv( Hine Lanchester McKlwain Brown Swan Goodrich Y. M. C. A. Jester IMiilpott President - - Vice President Secretarii Trefnfunr - - - Chairman I ' optthifion Tt ' ani Memhershi t Contniittee Enijiliiiimcnt Biireuu Praifritni Committee TiiKRON Mac GooDHicit Ernkst Brown Horace Lanchestkr TiiKoDoRF, Jester LaVerne Philpott Alton Swan Bruce McElwain I.owEEi, Hine OLLEGE of Idalio Y.M. lias for its purpose tlie aidiiio- and developing of that third side of life that is too often neglected by college stud- ents. Its spirit is reflected in its work. Three new features of the year ' s activities, typical of the Y ' s spirit and interest in college life, arc: The I hand hook published jointly with the Y. W. ; the advertising, ticket selling, and policing for football games; and the employment bureau for aiding students desirious of work. The Y mixer for new men was one of the successful social events of the season. The regidar meetings were lead by business men of this and neighboring towns, or students qualified to pi ' cscnt live-topics for discussion. Participa- tion in affairs of interscholastic and interstate scope have featured the year ' s work. The Y is one of the live factors in the college life.

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i±£ i Sivi 1)1 ii-yi VI n Hartkopf Miller H. H. HavniaTi Hinshaw Smitli KMiTjir Springer Tlie Foniin (iavel Bassett Cohen Jackstjii Bryant Bauniberger Harder Frank Hartkopf C. Elliot Smith Walter I. Bassett Kenneth Cohen The Senate Prof. H. H. Hayman Edwin Springer Henry X. Har}rer H. Corwin Hinsliaw Thiirlow lir ant Hugh Baumberger Clarence Miller Robert Farrar James ' . Jackson 1908 un (lor the HE SENATE was first organi rd In the fal iuicc of Prof. Lawrence Henry (Jipson (now Dr. Gipson of Wabasli College). The purpose of tiie organization was ' ' intended as a school of statesmansiiip where students shall learn to cultivate con- victions and then to defend them in a strictl y parliamentary way. After a few years, however, the organi ation was discontinued. The present Senate was organized in the fall of li)l(i with Prof. H. H. Havnian as faculty member. This body devotes itself to deljating in its formal aspects as well as its more informal outlines. The absolute limit of membership is fifteen. Five of the six Conference debaters came from its membership and the three Gooding debaters are also from its members; also this year ' s Orator came from this organization, so that of the thirteen members of the Senate eight have taken part this year in Intercollegiate Debating and one in Intercollegiate Orating.