College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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ow does one remember the college of idaho? everyone - recalls different details about their years in college, that first day as a freshman when offered an elevator pass for a non-existant elevator; being lost on campus and directed by an obliging senior to the vacant boone hall basement, as a sophomore the blues setting in because surviving two more years after that seems an impossibility, all is forgotten as a junior, though, with rush week, homecoming, concerts, keggers; i ' ll study tomorrow , then sen- ioritis attacking the graduating class and the final year filled with an air of panic, apathy and self esteem peculiar to seniors. yet in the four years of college, there is preparation for adult life, for some this means entering the real world to work full time as productive adults and for others, continuing their education at graduate schools across the country. the 1980 class graduated from the college of idaho together, from that point each individual journeyed in a different direction in search of his own unique goals, whichever path was taken it could be stated that his past at the college of idaho provided ample preparation for life, and diversified memories.