College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Playeris Club Player's Club was organized on the campus in 1948 for those students Who have earned points in Drama by working on various student produc- tions. Several members worked at various phases of Drama at Idaho State and gained enough additional points for membership in Alpha Psi. Omega. Following their aim of stimulating interest in dramatics, the Player's Club presented several one-act plays as well as an assembly. Activities other than Drama included the construction of a sign for Homecoming and the man- agement of a booth at the Spur Stam- pede. DoN DIXON, Prexidenl mfru ga-e L1 ef M- .wr fwayngg, june Adams jean Christensen joan Falter Richard Johnson Tom Moeller Fran Avererr Ann Bishop Jacque Dayley Shirley Douglas Dick Harvey Betty jo Hoffman Phyllis Kunkel Gloria Lambson Bill Sandles Robert Swanson Jennie Lou Brondhead Ralph Edwards George Jakway Mary Ida Lemmon Corrine Wodtke

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Mm. POLINSKY, Presidmf Charles Berry Marjorie Dent Paddy Garvcr Donald Hartman Carl Hubbs Marie Huntington Cisco Kihara Cscar Leonard Betty Nimer George Morimoto E. E. Roscoe Ivan Rowland Dale Tanner Jack Wlieelcr Homer Woolf Rho Chi Rho Chi, a national honorary pharmacy society, was organized at Idaho State in May, 1951. The membership of this organization is open to those pharmacy students who have at least a 3-point average and are of Junior class stand- ing. There are several faculty members in this group. Monthly dinner meetings were held at the China Kitchen this year with several outstanding men in various other fields invited as guest speakers for the evenings.

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Spurs Spurs, a national honorary scholastic organization for Sophomore women, lost no time finding work for themselves. They exemplified their motto, At Your Servicef, by aiding the administration at registration timeg selling mums at Homecoming, selling mistletoe and holly at Christmas, and helping any time they were called upon. Their annual Christmas party for the Negro children of Pocatello proved to be one of their most outstanding events and also one of the most gratifying. ' Margaret Hall was selected Spur of the Moment, an honor for the outstanding member of the group. At the close of the year, the Spurs tapped the outstanding Freshmen girls to be the Spurs of 1954. LoLA SMITH President MBE.. S if A 122 E Fran Averett Ilene Barrett Jennie Lou Broadhead LaRue Cameron Jeannette Cathey Dawn Christensen jean Christensen Joan Faltcr a