College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Alpha Psi mega Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dra- matic fraternity, was headed this year by John Huntington. Pledging, plays and parties kept them occupied throughout the year. The mem- bers were not so busy, however, to keep from sponsoring scholarships and awards to out- standing dramatists. Their annual scholarship play this year was The Happy Time, with the proceeds from this, as well as from the hat-check stands, going towards these scholarships. The climactic event of the year occurred in May when they had their annual steak fry with the Players Club. JOHN HUNTINGTON, Presidenl Fran Averert Don Bates Frankie Bliesner Marvin Burkmnn Bob Coulter Don Dixon Perry Fenstermaker Phil Johnson Floyd Kloepfer Fritz Lamb Dan LeV:m Dick Olson Yvonne Osborne Wayne Phillips Arnold Sampe Janice Soderquist john Warford Lee Zook

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PAUL THOMPSON, Pretirlcnt Dream Girl of Delta Phi, RnNne Bartschi was seranacled by Dick Cotnnt, jay Lowe, Ben Hunter, Vay Morris, and Bob Green. J. B. Christensen Dick Conant Marley Faekrell, Robert Green Ben Hunter James Keller Jay Lowe Calvin McComber Charles McCurdy Lynn Olive Don Pugmire Paul Thompson Noel Tolman Fred Wal1lquist Vernon Walker Delta hi A regional honor fraternity for all men who have served on full time missions for 21 Christian Church, Delta Phi, was led this year by a corp of enthusiastic and vigorous officers. Besides usual social functions their activities as speakers for Church services and liresides kept them more than occupied. Excursions and projects for the betterment of the campus were constantly participated in. RaNae Bartschi was elected their l'Dream Girl and competed for the same title at the Annual Delta Phi Con- vention in Logan Utah. The initiation of new members climaxed the service projects of the initiates. Jay Lowe was named on the Wl1o's Who in American Colleges and Universities and Donald Pugmire edited the 195 3 WICKIUP. smmvia rerun. -a:- nr .4 feiaanizre 11:1 e s ii, '

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a Women's Association of Graveley Hall Graveley Hall, home of women students, broke precedent this year by not having open house at Christmas Time. Dorm-dwellers were entertained at three formal dinners, monthly parties, and a spring outing. They sponsored candidates for Ugly Man and King of Heartsvg they also built a float for the Homecoming parade, and constructed a booth at the Spur Stampede. Being governed by the Graveley Council, members avoid- ed lockouts and campus week ends. The redecoration of the main lounge pleased and impressed all with its homey and informal atmosphere. Mrs. Stones, housemother, seemed to succeed with her duties and Won the admiration of every- D12oNN13 FINIJLAY, Prcxiilent one for her diplomacy and fairness. Graveley Hall Council: Back row-Ruth Sommerville, Shirley Stibal, Mrs. Stones, Pat Wilson, Jean Schuppcnies. Middle R010-Waleen Peterson, Deonne Findlay, Shirley Drislcell, Pat Lavens, Lorna Osterbcrg, Marguerite Phillips, Shirlce Chambers. Scale!!-Mary Ida Lemmon, Frances XVilson. 119