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CLASSES—SENIORS 23 NORMAN BROWN ADKINSON, B.S. Grangeville; Grangeville High School; president Debate Council; Sweeney Trophy Debate; president Amphiction Society; president Soph- omore Class; athletic editor Argonaut; editor in chief 1907 Gem of the Moun- tains; assistant instructor in Chemis- try; Kappa Pni Alpha. PHILIP SHARPLESS DARLING- TON, B.S. in Biology. Denver Col- orado; U, I. Preparatory School; two years treasurer A. S.U 1; treasurer Y. M. C. A.; Captain Company B. ca- det battalion; Kappa Sigma. STEWART CAMPBELL, B. 5S (E.E.) Bellevue; U. I, Preparatory School; Junior football team; Second Lieutenant Company A, cadet bat- talion. CHARLES EICHELBERGER, B. S. Boise; U.I. Preparatory Schoo); Junior football team; track aspirant; Websterian; chairman Senior Athletic Committee; 2nd Lieutenant Company C; assistant instructor in Chemistry.
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22 GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS in school. The vote for laziest person went to Stewart Campbell with hardly a rival. Tom Galloway has been voted the person in the ’07 class most likely to succeed. The most interesting and the most worthy answers received were on the question as to the methods to be used in dealing with cribbing. The oneness of the answers leads one to believe that they must have weight in the settlement of this all-important problem. Every answer is based on some phase of the honor system. ‘The plan as outlined by the complete vote is that the A. S. U. I. must take the matter in charge, must establish some sort of honor system, must develop a stu- dent sentiment against cheating, and must then ostracize those offenders who have no sense of honor. ;
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24 GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS ROY EICHELBERGER, B. S. Boise; U. I. Preparatory School; Ord- nance and Quartermaster Sergeant, cadet battalion; treasurer Senior Class; chairman religious work committee Y. M. C. A.; two years manager Univer- isity Boarding Club; assistant instruct- or in Chemstry. JAMES HENRY FRAZIER, B. A. Meridian; U. I. Preparatory School; busitiess manager 1907 Annual; presi- dent Junior Class; Websterian; track team; editor-in-chief Argonaut; tri- angle debate. RUTH ANNA FOGLE, B. A. Mos- cow; Shell Lake, Wisconsin, and U. I. Preparatory Schoo]; secretary Soph- omore Class; Y. W. C. A. cabinet; Philharmonic Club; Argonaut staff; secretary A. S. U. I.; Beta Sigma. THOMAS CYRUS GALLOWAY, Jr., B.S. Weiser; Weiser High School; treasurer Amphictyon Society; Soph- omore-Freshmau Debate; English Club; president Senior Class; Kappa Sigma,
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