College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Nile Boyle jim Keller Morgan Plant DEVONA STEPHENSON Vice-Presirlwit LaNay Flint janet Staley Clyde Crockett Boyd Lauritzen Dick Preece RENEE TAPP Secretary Margerie Higgins Owenetta Talbot Elmo Fackrell Lester Fullmer Don Martin Boyd Nash Carvel Stander Roger Sturman ONIEGA WALEEN PETERSON Slmirlee Chambers Treasurer Carolyn Hill Carol Orchard Rosalie Talbot Shanna Webster juel Gregerson Max Parrish Eugene Watson Marilyn Clayton Connie Malm Lois Wilson Ben Hunter Earl Peterson PEGGY DOUGLAS President Myrlan Druce Gloria Randall Suzanne VanWl1y

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ambda Delta Sigma PHIL I-IANRS Intrrrchap. V.-Pres. AMY CARTER Iufcrcbajz. V.-Prnt. BETH CLARK Interclmp. Svc. KEITPI EGBERI' I11tcrcb.f1p. Trcux. LARRY TRACY Aiblcfic Dirrclor CLARENE. WEBB Excfuiive Rvporler RONALD SEAMONS Work Direrlor ALPHA VAY NIORRIS Presizlcni ZENITI-I BAKER Vicr'-Presidenl DEAN NIACKLEY Secretary BRYCE RICH Treasurer Duane Anderson Mcrwin Bagley Denton Bartschc Ralph Bartsche RICHARD PREECE Irifrrcbupfrr Presirl'mt MARGARET BIRD Interrbapier Prexizlent The largest organization on the ISC Campus was organized in 1938 and has continually been one of the most active. Open to students of all faithsg its aim is to promote spirituality, culture, leadership, and friendship. Lambda Delta Sigma has provided clean uplifting entertainment for its members. Sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Lambda Delt is guided by its standards and objectives. Inter Chapter activities were directed by the Executive Council, made up of Chapter presidents and interchapter oflicers. Always available for direction and advice was the faculty advisor, Mr. Jay B. Christensen, who included with his responsibilities as Director of the Institute of Religion those of making the institute a center of L.D.S. students, interests.

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Through the mirror of deco- rations at the Valentine Dance, the dancers seemed to be enjoying themselves. Girls of Lambda Delta voted for their choice dream man. Sections of the choir re- ceived personal assistance on difficult passages from Con- ductor Lee Fawson. Another of the many dances attracted comfortable groups of dancers. The newly remodeled institute was the scene of most of the activities of Lambda Delta Sigma. Some form of entertainment was provided each week, with most being held in the Institute. The four chapters would take turns sponsoring parties of various kinds and also conducting Sunday evening meetings and firesides. Besides the socials held for all members of Lambda Delt, the chapters had parties for their individual members. Several formal dances high lighted the social calendar, the Hrst of which was the Annual Winter Formal held in early winter. Guests attended from the Ricks College and Utah State Chapters. The Lambda Delt women elected Phil Hanks as their King of Hearts at the Valentine Dance. In the spring they held their annual formal dinner dance with the newly elected officers taking charge, favors were presented to all the girls. Besides the usual dinner dances, swimming parties, steak fries, and sleigh rides, the Lambda Delts showed a little originality and held a P. J. Dance, a waffle supper, a hobo and kitchen party, and an Alum Breakfast, 7:00 A.M., the morning after Homecoming, which was attended by many more than anticipated. Many prominent students claimed mem- bership in this group. Phil Hanks, President of Phi Mu Alpha was active in all music functions. Several Spurs and a share of college choir members were Lambda Delts. Lambda Delta Sigma BETA LYNN DAv1s President WAYNE PHILLIPS Vice-President JAY SAPPINGTON Secretary MARVIN FIFIELD Treasurer Dean Allen Marvin Burkman Merrill Christensen Jack Fresh Reed Fullmer Allan Hale