Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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And so . . . Anotner Lommencement Just as we had given up any hope of its ever snowing and had packed our favorite red flannels securely in their sun imer bed of moth balls, here came the snow. Oh well, we did get to show off our new ski suits. At this time, candidates for student body offices were going gray trying to think up some new campaign platforms. . . . The Pharmacists mixed up a concoction that put everyone on their ticket into office . . . and Dean Andersen reigned at student council meeting after that date. . . . On April 8 the sophomores held their dinner dance at the Bannock . . . and, of course, a good time was had by all. . . . :3=«?.H ' -=i- ' ' . An Entomology Bug Bagger Joseph Auslander visits our campus ... nneef Max, new assistant bursar ... junior class presents novel assembly . . . the trucltlnest weddin ' of the year . . . dis sho ' am heaby. Astubuella . . . behind the scenes of Little Women . . . snow finally comes In March. . . .

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Then when we were all getting pretty disgusted with everything in general, along came the Christnnas vacation. ... It was fun but we were all glad to get back to work. While we were busily studying during January and February . . . and wishing for snow so we could ski, rehearsals for What Every Wonnan Knows were being held until the wee small hours . . . and when we saw it, it was one of the most polished plays ever given. . . . Anne Meadows, Charles Bilyeu, and Hazel Carver showed exceptional dramatic ability. . . . One of the best scenes was that given by the stage crew between curtains ... we finally realized the part a stage crew plays for such a production. From the family album — wow! . . . midwinter excursion to Sun Valley . . . whose tip-off . . . T Club pledges stage bull-fight for members.

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Student election rules for a day . . . at last, spring vacation ... ped- adlers three a-wheeling . . . from the fashion parade . . . our own Milt. iOO yd. dash man — 9.6.... Then spring vacation . . . and just as a farewell gift, professors gave the dates of six weeks ' tests for the returning week . . . and us with two weeks ' recuperation staring us in the face. In May, the freshmen held their fornnal and tried to outdo the sophs . . . on the same day high school seniors stormed the campus by the thousands for campus day. During one week in May, three sororities had their formals . . . they were on different nights, too. And the last social event of the year was the annual All-College Ball. . . . A fitting event to finish the school year ' s social calendar . . . makes one sentimental or something. . . . Another year — another commencement — another brief span of college life written in the history of Southern Branch.