University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS Erste Larson, Beta Sigma, Troy Arts English Club; Art Editor ‘10 “Gem of the Mountain”; Philbar- monie Club (1), (2); Biology Club (4.) b. AN Wr Py Wittiam Burton Hoprrr, Midvale Science Websterian Literary Society, ‘O1- ‘04; Graduate Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, ‘09; Victor Price Debaters (4); President Pro- hibition League (4.) Neuuie Myers . . . Caldwell Domestic Science Y. W. C. A. (3) (4) Secretary Senior Class, Second Semester. Oscar Wintiam Hurre . Moscow Electrical Engineering Sub. Baseball (1.) TWENTY-FIVE

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THE NINETEEN ELEVEN We are proud of the fact that it now stands intact and that the President who welcomed us here as Freshmen will in a few weeks present our diplomas. Perhaps the greatest work that has been done here by students is to be seen in the cleansing of athletics throughout the Northwest. Hired athletes and athletes who are not students are no longer tolerated, and, as a result of this, a better feeling exists between the different universities and colleges. This has been brought about in the last four years. During our reign, a large part of the student debt has been paid. The Argonaut has been enlarged and put on a paying basis by members of our class. The separation of the collegiate from the preparatory department has just taken place and a new con- stitution has been adopted. Neither is the class of 1910 without its individual stars, or point winners for Idaho, in any line of student activities. Our records in the mile run, 880-yd. dash, 440-yd. dash, 120-yd. hurdles, high jump, discus and hammer throw have not been beaten at Idaho. We are proud of these glories of the men who made them ours to boast of. We are glad that it has been our privilege to help Idaho when she most needed help. We are proud, and we think justly proud, of the part we have had in building up a greater Idaho. Still, our greatest success does not lie in these material glories. With the characters that we have developed here and with the ideals that we have formed, we believe that we are in a condition to do, and will do, more for Idaho than all preceding classes have done. We have done our best for Idaho but we know this to be insignificant, too insignificant to be considered, in comparison to what we have received from our Alma Mater. Only a few more weeks and our career as a class will be ended, yet we will strive on, not as individuals, but as parts of a great state, even as we have here been parts of a great university, to build up a Greater Idaho. TWENTY-FOUR

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THE NINETEEN ELEVEN Jennie Horton, Beta Sigma VARs Moscow Arts Ciype CHaArrins, Theta Mu Epsi- lO cs Ue -, Sancpome Mining Engineering Associated Miners; Captain Ca- det Battalion (2); Vice President Sophomore Class; President Junior Class; Ass’t Business Manager '09 “Gem of the Mountains.” Evita HAWLEY . . . . Moscow Arts Y. W. C. A. CrypeE H. HEArp . . . Moscow Agriculture Staff “Student Farmer” (3), (4.) TWENTY-SIX