College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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An addition to campus events was the Varsity Villagers' Drill Team. They executed intricate maneuvers at basketball games and made a hit wherever they appeared. ...and Pla John Judd, Joan Falter, and Ollie Castro seemed A real crowd pleaser was the act presented by unmindful of time or place as they were captivated Glas McDonald, Joan Falter, and Jim Wise on the by their 1952 Wickiups. tzimpoline during half time. 115

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Cf2lgOI1 Octagon was organized on the campus in the spring of 1950 for the purpose of honoring those Junior Women showing scholastic and leadership qualities. Their meetings consisted of lectures on culture and various other related subjects. In spite of their limited membership, they had a very suc- cessful year under the guidance of their advisors, Mrs. Clark Carlile and Mrs. Carl Isaacson. Their activities included the construction of an attractive sign at Homecoming, sponsoring and serving at various teas, receptions, the operation of a booth on campus day, and helping in any Way possible at all school functions. BETTY jo HOFFMAN, President Edith Aldous Grace Allen Evelyn Brydon Marilyn Clayton Deonne Findlay Betty Jo Hoffman Donna Trabert Peggy Vick rey