College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Behind the scenes at Kicka- poo Gardens, Jim Charlton, J. B. Perkins, Irv Sprugasci, Jim Wise and Moore Lindsay poured their famous home brew into serving pitchers to be consumed as Kickapoo Joy Juice. In the main Lounge of the Union the customers wait- ed, as Bob Molinelli, Rick Wells, Harry Banc, Ralph Edwards, and Bob Ham- mond brought on the Joy Juice and turkey sandwiches. Intercollegiate Knights Intercollegiate Knights had a most outstanding year. Living up to their purpose of service to the school, they sold refresh- ments at athletic events, sponsored a reception following the production of The Messiah, sold student courtesy cards, and guided tours of the campus at various events. Extra- curricular activities included the construction of a pie- throwing booth at the Spur Stampedef, winning third-place honors for their Homecoming float, and holding pledge-active smokers and initiations. This year the I.K.'s revived the annual Kickapoo Gardens, an all-school dinner dance featuring the traditional Kickapoo Joy Juice. They joined forces with the Spurs on several occasions, including the traditional Spur of The Moment and Knight of Knights Dance. Ugly Man,', 'tKing of Hearts, and several class officers were among their more outstanding members. AL RUNGE, Duke 12 6 tg. we H E is a J A -a an

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American The local chapter of the American Pharmaceutical As- sociation was made up of Pharmacy majors and strived to achieve the aim of pro- moting professionalism in the field of Pharmacy. Their ac- tivities other than those di- rectly connected with Phar- macy were the first all-school formal dance, The Pharmacy Ball, and their annual A. Ph. A. Banquet. At the banquet, the outstanding students in pharmacy were given awards and another yearis work was brought to a successful finish. Pharmaceutical Association A X v 1 wyrv M' W' . t ,. Zenith Baker William Fischetti Bill Haselwood WILLIAM GEISLER, President 1 John Beebe Irving Gertz Thomas Hayes Mont Juchau 128 Melverton Brown Robert Crowley Bill Geisler Saburo Harba Carl Hubbs Tom James Ned Kikuchi Mary Ida Lemmon