College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Q . nm, ' f 2 we evil JV The Hitchin P g ost drew the largest crowds. Many Watched while others ventured forth to see Rev. Pierre. Janis Burton and Bill Smith had a minor argument, but Bill for a moment had the upper hand. Pie-Face Wheeler received an- other application from eager jerry Belkow. Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire! Bob Woodmaiisce, Lamont Hale, jerry Belkow, and Jim Pugmire released a. broadside of chocolate cream pics to the delight of many of the spectators. :ff-Q s.-'1 v- 'W kif fi

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lmny Toolson Velma Tracy Bob Tucker Mary Gretta VanDyke Suzanne VanWhy arol Vaughn Mary Warner Donald Waters Cleoma Watson Clarenc Webb irk Westerfelder Richard White Gail Whitworth jerry Wilkinson Keith Wilson ois Wilson Norman Wiseman Joyce Witt Robert Woodmansee Merrill Young Freshmen

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The Spur Barn Dance was one of the most enjoyable events of the year. Pie-throwing, penny- pitching, darts, candy, popcorn, and the Hitching Post made up the booths sponsored by various or- ganizations. Jim Wise was crowned Ugly Manu as a climax to the week-long campaign. C 0 u p l e s danced to the music of Jim Duncan writing Huis to an evening well spent. With cutaway coat and the Shooter Bible Rev. Pulling ofliciated at the hirching of Virginia Rosco and Stan DcStowlinski. Ted Bracke served as best man. Spur president, Lola Mae Smith, piled the multitude of prizes into the waiting arms of 'lUgly Man, Jim Wise.