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FOREWORD fe The happy memories of a) ia another year at Idaho, though its true friendships, its problems and its joys are 3 now most vivid in our minds, will gradually fade and die. The collegiate year 1928-29 has been a busy year. Since it has fallen our lot to observe and record the activities and experiences of our fellow students, we have endeavored, as have past editors, to construct a volume that will call to mind pleasant thoughts of the past in the time that is to come. @ But our signal purpose in editing this book has been to give eredit where credit is due; to portray equally all phases of our life: academic as well as athletic, social and political.
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THE CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES HIGH LIGHTS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CAMPUS LEADERS ORGANIZATIONS HUMOR ADVERTISERS
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THE MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM In the spring of nineteen twenty-three a joint committee consisting of members of the American Legion of the State and of University alumni was formed to consider plans for the erection of a war memorial on the campus of the University of Idaho. During the spring and sum- mer of the same year the project was put before the Legion convention and the alumni association, and the proposal to build a memorial in the form of a modern gymnasium was accepted by both. An association was formed and later incorporated under the laws of the state. The board of directors for the association were: R. D. Leeper of Lewiston, president; J. 5. Arner, vice president; Paul Davis, second vice president; George Horton, secretary-treasurer; Harry Einhouse and L. V. Patch. Paul Davis was commander of the Legion at this time and shortly thereafter was made director of the drive for funds which was conducted by counties throughout the state. Later, the corporation secured the services of the Ward Systems company to complete the drive, which fell short of the required amount. Slightly more than $100,000 was raised, the corporation bonding for the balance and enter- ing into a contract with the University concerning control
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