Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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A number of homemade signs welcoming and pledging support to Kennedy were evident. V ' .' Q il, i, ,f One of the obvious factors in the Kennedy campaign was Kennedy's prac- 'rice of going into the crowds and talking directly 'ro the people who had come to see him. i ' .gags an ii, li me pil ff? -.T V l35

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Kennedy Senator Robert Kennedy made an appearance at lSU this spring while on a campaign tour of the west. Kennedy spoke, answered questions and went into the crowd to speak to people and shake hands. With him were his two sisters, Mrs. Pat Lawford and Mrs. Jean Smith. Although the Senator showed signs of weariness the Kennedy charm and wit were appar- ent. Those people in the audience, though they could not guess at the tragedy to come, left the ISU gym that night feeling very fortunate to have seen and heard this man in person. 'ii E? 9? its ,LF-.-1 J 'ee l. .tgfwrew Y President Davis had met and talked to Kennedy earlier in the year and urged him to come to ISU. He wel- comed Senator Kennedy on behalf of the university and the city of Poca- tello.

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Military Ball Rosemary B a r k e r was chosen Queen of the Military Ball at the annual ROTC function. At right, C a d e t Lawrence Davis presents Rosemary with red roses. 136 An ROTC Cadet and his date meet President Davis in the reception line.