College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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BESSIE BOTTS Elementary Education TIIEODORE BRoYI.Es Pharnlzicy JAN1s BURTON Social Science 1 JACK BONN ER Business, Law BOB BOOKER Education, Social Science DoRoT1-AY BoRToN Art ED BRENNAN GLEN BRiscoE Political Science Physics, Math. ROBERT BROWER JOHN BUCRLEY Plmrnmcy Pliurnmcy DoN W. CAMERON JERRY CARTER Pharmacy Pharmacy ROBERT BRIZEE Sociology IvAN BURDEN Pharmacy JAY CASPER Business HOWARD BROOKS Geology RAYMOND BURNS Business OLLIE CASTRO Languages

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Dick Hronek and Dean Nielson were measured in the bookstore as all Seniors ordered their caps and gowns before the March 6 deadline. Seniors Fulfilling their last year at Idaho State College approxi- mately 200 Seniors drew near to graduation with mixed emotions. Some were happy: to see- the end of four or six or eight years of college. Others approached Commence- ment with regret that their college days were over. A11 checked and rechecked requirements and signed up for enough extra hours to assure themselves a place in the graduation line. A Some wondered if it was worth it all as they met final requirements, paid graduation fees, and crammed to pass their last semester. President John Judd spent part of the year hiding behind a thick black beard. Ken Faler took time from family and lab stock room to see that his duties as vice-president were fully performed. Pat Lavens added charm and grace to the class hierarchy. Treasurer Harold Paige puffed on water pipes and designed fantastic trinkets from Chem Lab glassware. The class of '53 planned for a picnic in April, a breakfast during graduation week, and their final dinner dance at the end of their college life. They broke precedent and com- bined with representatives of the other classes to select and order class rings that could be acceptable to future Senior classes. A ERWIN ALLEN Physics, Math. DoN P. BATES Pharmacy FRANKIE BLIESNER Drama, Speech RICHARD ALLEN Business Administration KENNETH G. BELL Political Science, Law EUGENE BoEs1GER Business Administration

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JAMES CHARLTON Pharmacy CLAYTON CONN Architecture Rolsiznrn CoI'.DoN English Education LARITA CHRISTENSEN Bacteriology WILLIAM CONRAD Business Lenoir Co'r'roM Architecture Seniors The Seniors contributed their share to the list of campus personalities and individual accomplishments. They numbered in their ranks the SBP and four members of the Student Council. They counted three social Sorority presidents-Doris Foster, Alpha chig Dorothy Borton, Gamma Phi Betag and Joyce Davis, Alpha Omicron Pi: and all Senior presidents for the men's fraternities--Reed Jensen, Xi Theta Taug Ted Shonk, Phi Kappa Taug Gene Lewton, Tau Kappa Epsilong and Harvey Strand, Phi Sigma Kappa. Members of the Senior Class were active in student publications with Dick Hronek and Phil Nieswanger sharing the positions of Bengal editor while Phil Roche performed as managing editor. Jack Bonner served as Bengal Business Manager. The WICKIUP was represented by two past editors, Carl Dally and Wayne Stamperg and Donald Pugmire as current editor. Lamont Jones and Chet Lee were co-captains of the Rocky Mountain Champion football squad and both placed on the All Conference along with Phil Roche. Reid Gunnell and Dean Thomas were chosen as all star backs by the Associated Press. DEWAYNE CURTIS CARL DALLEY Chemistry Psychology JOYCE DAVIS KAYE DEN BURGER Home Economics Pharmacy