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

Text from Pages 1 - 370 of the 1942 volume:

“4 ag De “ay. UL NWSE NENA WAS Y AARNE, 8 Ne RAUNEcor aaa tr os oe SORA PS, — aha s ewes “DADS The 1943 OF THE MOUNTAINS 6 Ofcial Publication off Ce SSVUIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2% BOB WETHERN, Editor ED BENOIT, Business Manager word This year Idaho students saw their University go into a high-speed program of wartime education ... watched great changes made in the school they had known in peacetime. But while men have teetered on the edge of the Selective Service Act and while women have worried about the men or the lack of them, the general pattern of college life has somehow gone on quite the same as ever. Music hall pianos still bang out across the campus as before, the warm spring sun still puts Idaho men to sleep in their classes, and the stink is always with Science Hall. Somehow, vines are still clawing their way across the auditorium wall and the Ad clock is pointing off the hurrying hours of another term. There are many things about Idaho that never change . . . basic things that hang on and stamp her with tradition, It has been the aim of the 1942 GEM to show this in fitting one more year into the haze of a half-century, Ef it has succeeded, then you may take this GEM off the shelf ten years from now, lift the cover, and feel that you are back at Idaho. College life is such a number of things... there was the fellow with the I sweater and crew haircut who sat by you in Economics 51... the student with thick glasses whose notes pulled you through that history class... and the girl g whose friendly “ hello” three times a week brightened that philosophy class. . Cheering you heard last fall when Idaho valiantly tried and sometimes failed ... long rows of dripping “I? caps in Neale stadium ... cheer leaders and fighting teams... party politics and Bucket brigades. Such a number of things and such a number of people doing them that it’s impossible to select any one individual for a dedication. There are so many to praise... a hundred College Joes who traded sport coats and slacks for olive drab... the dozens of co-eds who thought a first-aid class more important than a coke date... that we can’t find any one student or faculty member deserving of the whole spotlight. So to all those who attended Idaho this year, and in doing so added to her tradition and to the flavor of her atmosphere, this 1942 GEM is dedicated, DR. BE. A. BRYAN JEROME J. DAY MRS. J. G. H. GRAVELEY WILLIAM W. HOVEY GEORGE H, LEE J. A. LIPPINCOTT E. S. SWEET A. L. SWIM ’ ; i iy ; i | inal st BIBI Al ) } iwinininint REManmnprin { | La | iA | I | i A i U Lo ‘ 2 ini } | a | | Fy Gi I t i t Gh iu il = } ” —— pring drill... the sunis hot... the colonel’s bark echoes back from tiers of McLean field seats ... your wool shirt itches, but you can’t scratch . . . you're at attention. ont aie Re iat sl Ph eT LP PARADE REST REGULAR Lt. Col. Charles W. Jones Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor of Sophomore Class Lt. Col, Edwin O. U. Waters Issistant Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor Junior Class The shoulders on which Idaho's ROTC problems rest are those of Lieut. Cor. C. W. Jones, head of the military department. Portly Colonel Jones is an army man who “rose from the ranks” to his present position as commander of the cadet force at Idaho. Ile instituted cheering on cold Thursdays during Captain Wilfred S. Stanley issistant Professor Military Science e fall, and is interested i eeing that ¢ ovie pd 3 pike? ; the fall, and is interested in s ing that a movi and Tactics, Instructor Senior Class record is kept of Idaho’s ROTC corps. The deep southern drawl of Ligur. Con. Eowin LU, O. Warvers was transferred from sophomores to juniors this year when the thorough-going officer assumed command of the junior advanced classes. Straight-backed Captain Witrrep B. SrTan vey is A veteran of the Philippine campaign of forty years adviser, confidant, and instructor to seniors in ago and overseas with the AEF in the first World advanced military. Captain Stanley, appointed last War. Colonel Waters is able to enliven any discussion fall, is of the new school of officers rising in the army, on battles and maneuvers. and received his training at Fort Benning, Georgia. 16 SERVICE Behind the military department heads are the staff officers who supply much of the energy, do the routine tasks, teach basic classes, and take care of all general work that characterizes the functioning of the department. To these men falls the year-long task of supervising drill, making clear the difference between left face, right face, and order arms; target shooting with the least danger of blowing off a stray head; and issuing uniforms nearest to the right size. First Lt. Arthur J. Davidson First Lt. John FF. Lukens First Lt. Otto A, Nelson tssistant Professor Military Science ixsistant Professor Military Science issistant Professor Military Science and Tactics, Instructor of and Tactics, Instructor of Freshman and Tactics, Instructor Freshman Freshman Class Class, Instructor Mess Management, Class, Rifle Team Coach Pershing Rifles Adviser Staff Sat. Alexander M. Schmaltl, Department Clerk. Sat. J, D. Morgan, Assistant Military Property Custodian, Staff Sat. Robert L. Meador, Instructor of Freshman Class, Assistant Rifle Team Coach. Staff Set. A.C. Johnson, Instructor Sophamore Class. Sgt. Everett F. Greathouse, Instructor Freshman Class, Women’s Rifle Team Coach. Irom the time they first check out “monkey suits” as freshmen until their final spring inspection as sophomores, over 600 “basics” enrolled in Idaho's R.O.T.C. unit answer “Yes, Sir” during roll call. For the 113 advanced course students, students whose goal is a commission, there are tactical problems, mess management courses, and summer camp applications of “book larnin™ to be mas- tered. With present-day advanced students assured of a “position” in the world after gradua- tion, these candid pages of Idaho's milirary life are mainly devoted to them. Camp Murray's Co. A, Infantry, gets practical experience in troop transport and convoy en route to Paradise Valley. Boyd Brown finds refreshment in his canteen after a hot session on the machine gun range. Advanced students watch a 37-m.m. demonstra- tion. { light tank gets the students’ once-over. Idaho students get pointers on the machine gun range. Ed Benoit and Armour Anderson find a tank’s front a convenient place to pose. ““Basics’’ do “‘parade rest’’ on Main street, on Armistice Day. Dull is the life of students taking turns in the rifle pit. _ More of Co, A, Infantry, on the way to Paradise Valley. 19 Armour Anderson Henry Ard Edward Benoit Ted Bezold Carl Carhon Hawley Carlson Gardon Collineworth Lawrence Duffin Rudy Fe Louie Ge Senior Officers John Hall Harold Hanson William Hays Cecll Hin Pete Hecomovich Vernon Maagho Stanley Mill« Quentin Murdock Oral Nearing Nelson Park Wayne Peterson Melvin Rigdon Robert Robbins Cody Robert«on Vern Radolph Robert Seale Jack Smedley Merle Songstad Rohl Sutton Vernon Satton Ramey Syren Charles Thompson Robert Wiley Don Williame Dave Wilson William Wright Donald Bassett Allen Bauscher George Beito Rex Blewett Eid Bodily Cerald Brown K. J. Campana Tas Gordon Collet Charles Crowe J, Dahmen Cordon Dailey � Dillow Junior Officers Stanley b. Ferlic John L. Fry Martin L. Fry Fred GC. Falton Jay Garner RK. T. Greene Roger Gaernsey Duane Hansen L. Labine Lewes Janes Lewis G. Langley C. Leonard Fred Lukens Henry MeQuade M. McVey Pearl A. Monroe William E. Monroe H. Mosman Floyd G. Nixon T. O' Rowark George Oslund W. Patterson Theodore Pence C. Pennell N, Peterman B. Poller Dale Reynolds ©. Rieman Ben Kiordan K. Robinson Joe Ryan WH. Sav Byron Stratton George Stoddard ©. Sweet wood H. Washburea W. Weinberg W. Wilde Robert 5. Williams Harry Wilson B. Wishart OFFICERS REGIMENTAL OFFICERS Cadet Col, Wayne D. Hudson Cadet Lt. Col. Kenneth T. Kofmehl Cadet Major Boyd B. Brown idjutant Cadet Major Milton F. Eberhard Commander, First Battalion Cadet Major Cody G. Robertson Commander, Second Battalion Cadet Major Robert F. Bonomi Commander, Third Battalion Resting in the afternoon shade while wait turn on pistol range. M r WA. Hale awards Reserve Offi- cers with marksmanship medals. Operating a .30 calibre on the machine gun range. On the inside of a tank looking out at W.S.C. and Idaho students. Learning how a 37 mom. anti-tank gun operates, Watching the demonsatra- tion from a safe distance. Company street at Camp Murray. Armour Anderson sights the target from a kneeling position. Scabbard and Blade. . . Urrra ultra of the military department's R.O.T.C. students are members of Scabbard and Blade, upperclassmen’s military honorary. Last fall members of the local chapter won the national Scabbard and Blade telegraphic rifle meet. Each year they have an exchange dinner with the Pullman chapter, and sponsor the Military Ball as well as their own Sca bbard and Blade dinner- dance and spring picnic. February 16 they assisted with war-time registration. OFFICERS Captain - - - - . - - . Anmoun ANDERSON First Lieutenant . - : - - . - Don Wittutams Second Lieutenant - - - - - - - Kupy FRANKLIN Kirst Sergeant - - - - - - - - ALLAN Foster Liaison Officer- + + + + + Caprain W. B. STANLEY Armour Anderson Milton Eberhard Bill Hayes Bob Seale Henry Ard Allan Foster Bob Kliewer Don Williams Ed Benoit Rudy Franklin Fritz Meagher Shelby Williams Boyd Brown Pete Hecomovich Stanley Mills Dave Wilson Gordon Collingeworth Wayne Hudson Nelson Park Bill Wright Gordon Collinsworth, William Wright, Dave Wilson, Robert Kliewer, Ed Benoit, Robert Seale, Pete Hecomovitch, . Wayne Hudson, Nelson Park, Boyd Brown, Milt Eberhard, Frits Meagher, William Hayes Frank Kara, Rudy Franklin, Captain W. B. Stanley, Armour Anderson, Don Williams, Allan Foster, Stanley Mills, Henry Ard 23 Don Holder, Wayne Robinson, Sherman King, Keith Whitley, Charles Ohms, Burns Newby, Ray Rigby, Verl Law, Bruce Jepson. Robert Korman, Fred Johnson, Gordon Foster, Ronald Robinson, Mack Ken- nington, LaRue Gilbert, Bill Kerr, Jack Bowman, Jack Berry, Fred Meech. Vincent Nally, Wayne Reddecopp, Axel Kannegaard, Joe Gordon, John Steile, Eldon Brown, Duane Taylor, Robert O'Connor, Ross Moser, Robert Davis, Harry Whiteman, Frank Hyke. Capt, Allen Foster, Melvin Rigdon, Gene Bassett, Richard Campana, Jean Milar, Lt. John F. Lukens. Capt. Bernard Poller, Second Lt, Adjutant William J. Hayes, Lt. Col. Cody . Robertson, Master Set. Cliff Thomas, Second Lt. Charles W. Sweetwood. Pershing Rifles .... A CHANCE to wear a white shirt and cap, march in an exclusive company, and make advanced military all come with membership in Pershing Rifles, national honorary for “basic” in military. Featuring Company E’s activities this year were two smokers, motion b 4 ? pictures, and the annual Blue Cord ball where new members received insignia and a kiss from their dates. In the final spring drill and inspection each year, Company E presents special formations for reviewing officers. OFFICERS Captain - - - - - - - - ALLAN Foster First Lieutenant - - - - - - Mervin Ricpon Second Lieutenant - - - - - - Ricuarp CAMPANA Second Lieutenant - - - - - - Gene Basserr MEMBERS Orville Abbott Lynn Aldrich Frank Bales Jack Berry Jack Bowman Elden Brown Dale Birkhalter Harvey Butts Clark Chandler Stewart Clelen Bob Davis Blaine Evans John Evans Edward Gilbert Joe Gordon Harley Greaves Don Holder Frank Hyke George loset Bruce Jepson Fred Johnson Axel Kannegaard Mack Kennington William Kerr Paul King Sherman King Gordon Foster Robert Korman Vern Lange Verl Law Gene Littlefield Jack Mallery Ben Martin Leonard Martindale Allen MeCombs Vred Meech Jean Milar Ross Moser Milford Moses Vincent Nalley Bill Knipe Burns Newby Robert O'Conner Charles Ohm Wayne Reddecopp Garth Ricks Ray Righy Ronald Robinson Bill Spaeth John Steile Larry Talbot Duane Taylor Harry Whiteman Keith Whitley The hands that create . . . manicured and grimy Hands that express... with copy... pix... and lead Fast and agile... clipping ad mats... checking copy Wrapping Args... setting heads... tracing dummies Bundling Args ... operating linotype. .. proofreading Checking through files . . . pasting clippings and pix moke is blue in the editorial office . . . the back shop is crying for copy and the ribbon’s busted .. . news and views on campus characters ... and a wet herring for TNE from the boys behind the Underwoods, DEADLINES The Wi OF THE Bob Wethern Editor Ed Benoit Business Manager A YEAR-LONG struggle against deadlines, censorship restrictions, rising prices, and campus-wide inertia was climaxed this spring when Printer- Binder Ralph York gave his grin of approval to the freshly -printed 1942 GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS. For Editor Bob Wethern a repetitious process of handing out work to staff heads was ended. For a staff of female preponderance, a season of late permissions, odd jobs, and photo-mounting was over. Introducing a “vest-pocket™ size, more color pictures and a color cover by labeling them as “modern trends,” Editor Wethern hoped that they would go over with students ... feared that student conservatism about such changes would result in sniping. MOUNTALNS Don Carlson issociate Editor Dummy-copying staff at work Division page proofing at Syms- York Al Salisbury of Western Engraving struggles with Gem problem Printer Ralph York looks over Gem proofs Charlie Dimond, a Gem photography institu. tion for 22 years More of dummy-copying staff Dayle Molen Sports editor Bill Sundeen Co-editor of photography Shirley Clark Photo-mounting editor Tom Campbell Activities editor Claire Bracken Activities editor Ladd Hamilton Administration editor Lorene Rach Office staff editor Francis Hardin Organizations editor Howard Cooper Co-editor of photography TO ORGANIZE staffs capable of carrying the work-burden of assignments handed down from the “head office’ was the task of Gem minor editors. They found that fact and data gathering, name checking, picture scheduling and photo-mounting are all production activities which must mesh gears properly in order to even come close to meeting an elastic deadline schedule. MINOR EDETORIAL 30 SINESS STAFE RAPID AND EFFICIENT organization of a staff by Business Manager Ed Benoit last fall was the biggest factor of the 1942 Gem's financial success. Manager Benoit started things off with a registration-line sale that topped all previous marks and continued to spur his staff until an order for 1920 Gems—an all-time high—was sent to Syms-York Printing Company in February. Increased space costs and tightening purse strings did not faze other enterprising business staff heads, who sold more space to advertisers and organizations than for many years previous. From his high-geared staff, Manager Benoit picked Bill Campbell, Spencer Hess, and Warren Lauer as assistant business managers. Truly a behind-the-scenes organization, the business staff was seldom to be found at the Gem office but rather on the campus or down town in canvassing campaigns. Pauline Hawley and Helen Foster, circulation: Don Swan and Betty Lou Gordon, organizations; Sherman King and Spence Hess, classes and living groups Winifred Christianson, secretary; Bill Campbell and Mary Fran Marshall, adver- tising and sales; Nick Lauer and Keith Daniels, photography 3l The RWONAUT Bob Leeright Editor irmour Anderson Business Manager War, an occasional lack of news, free coffee in the Bucket, and restric- tions from the OPC (Office of Perry Culp) didn’t deter students from being able to open The Argonaut and find out who pledged where, and what events were scheduled on the campus. Editor Bob (Jason) Leeright led his staff through an exciting nine months of news-gathering, assisted by Knox Craig. managing editor, on whose shoulders falls the responsibility for next year. Argonauters spent Mondays and Thursdays in a dither and Tuesdays and Fridays reading the results and hearing varied comments on their own work. Biggest shift of the year came when the sheet went to tabloid size at the second semester. This gave the staff a chance to “boil” rather than “puff.” which in newspaper parlance means they didn’t have to write so much about nothing. Known for their odd habits and peculiar night life, the Argonaut crew maintained its sub-rosa “Thank the Deity It’s Friday Night Club.” Knox Craig Managing Editor Copy desk members check stories Monday afternoon's head writing crew is hard at work Jack Morris, student linotype operator, sets a galley for The irgonaut irt Brownlow, Argo- naut’s back-shop king, hand-sets a head The Circulation staff wraps Argonauts for mailing to distant points Lorene Bales Women’s editor Ladd Hamilton Re-write and night editor Elizabeth Bracken News editor Frits Meagher Night and news editor Catherine McGregor and Dorothy Bayne Copy desk co-editors Lorene Rach Exchange editor Bob Bonomi Sports editor Thomas Campbell Day editor Breutnn the head men on The Argonaut were the staff of sub-editors who had their own share in handling the flow of news across the desks. To them fell the task of instilling ambition in reporters, and seeing that campus news was gathered properly. They read copy on stories, checked names in the university directory, wrote headlines, and straightened out facts over the telephone. When things went wrong, a share of the blame fell upon their shoulders. MINOR STARE ARGOVAUT Memsers of The Argonaut business staff had a problem to keep them guessing during the year: that of building up advertising revenue to meet depleted national advertising income, which fell off during the year. Business Manager Armour Anderson and his assistants, Tom Sneddon and Dick Ryan, solved the problem by concentrating on local merchants to keep their allotted space full. Circulation of The Argonaut was the main function of Patsy McGrath on the business staff. She saw that papers were wrapped, stamped, and addressed and mailed to various parts of the world where ex-Idaho students are now living. Paul Easterbrook bore the brunt of delivering the “handbills” to all campus residences and other spots where students congregate. Forced to lead a dizzy pace to keep up with the weird antics of the news staff, the business force of The Argonaut did an admirable job. Patsy McGrath Circulation manager Milton George Advertising manager Dick Ryan Assistant business manager Tom Sneddon Assistant Business Manager 35 PRESHMAN HANDBOOK frances Hardin, Freshman Handbook editor, has been chipping off fingernail pol- ish on typewriter keys for Idaho publications since her freshman days. Her creative genius produced “Naive Ann,” sparkling Ar- gonaut features, and Gem copy ...- her corresponding temperament gave editors gray hairs. Deadline” is one word not in her vocab. ulary. Homesick, befuddled frosh find easy solace in The Frosh Handbook. put out by the A.S.U.f, to give them a good start on their college careers. Carrying everything from church locations to recipes, the publication is a handy guide book as to what Idaho is all about—and is quite often used by sophomores and upperclassmen attempting to acclimate them- selves after a summer holiday. This year’s book was notable for its added use of pictures, increase in size, and clarification of many things that help new students orient themselves to college life. Frances Hardin put her journalistic talents to work as editor. assisted by Mary Fllen Hartigan. 36 The stringent “do's and don’t's” of coed life are outlined in the AWS handbook each year for the benefit of freshmen women and new students. It is also used as a guide book for upperclassmen, refreshing their memory on the oft-times forgotten lore of moral and social rules and regulations at Idaho. Known as the Coed Code, the book is published each year by the Associated Women Students, and a copy goes to every new woman on the campus. The booklet delves into detail on dating, extra curricular activities, social customs and clothes. Vera Nell James was this year’s editor. Vera Nell James, A.W.S. Handbook Editor, calls Home Ec her major but you couldn't prove it: by her activity list. She prexies the Theta house and Phi Upsi- lon Omicron, is a member of Mortar Board, and dab- bles in all doings of Idaho tmasons. The Theta sis- terhood remains unime- pressed... calls her “Little Vell.” A.W. 8S. WANDBOOK Idaho Forester... Kenneth McGinnis, Gordon Joslyn, Frank Kalk, David Seaberg, Roger Hungerford, Donald Killough, Abraham Erlik Roger Guernsey, Lyle Price, Terry Payne, Vincent Yoder, Phil Habib, Hugh MeNaughton, Paul Easterbrook, Eugene Spencer ONLY FORESTERS savvy the intricate details of their yearly publication, The Idaho Forester, which enjoys a circulation as big as that of any other student edited magazine or paper. The magazine deals with the field of forestry, going into both its technical and commercial viewpoints. Results show that foresters are able to do other things than identify types of pine. All work on the magazine is done by students in the school of forestry. Editor for this year was Phil Habib, and Paul Easterbrook acted as business manager. 38 Idaho Engineer. . . Ray Reinhardt, George Smalley, Don Holder, Robert Dye Fred LeClair, Don Bolton, Jerry Skiles, Gene Luntey, John Nelson, Don Konen, George Oslund, Robert Fortin PripeE aNb joy of the college of engineering is its semi-annual publica- tion, The Idaho Engineer, showing that the slip-stick artists can do more than expound on weighty quotations. The self-supporting publication deals with engineering in specialized phases, going into every field. To the layman it’s deep, but to the engineer it clarifies many things. A goodly group of engineers abandon their texts long enough to gather news, solicit ads, and do all the other taks involved in putting a magazine to bed. Jack Nelson was editor, and Don Konen business manager. 39 40 Nancy June Stafford, Helen Wilson, Norma Lou MeMurray, Elizabeth Bracken, Francis Hardin, Martha MacNamara Bob Wethern, Fritz Meagher, Bob Bonomi, Knox Craiz, Bob Leeright Theta Siem Jane Anvens with a vengeance could be the term applied to members of Theta Sigma, women’s journalism honorary. Argonaut and Gem workers, these women were out to demonstrate by action that men alone don’t represent the field of journalism. Their biggest activity was the annual Theta Sigma drgonaut published in the spring. Members are Elizabeth Bracken, president; Frances Hardin, Naney June Stafford, Helen Wilson, Norma Lou MaeMurray. and Martha MacNamara, Soma Delta Siema Dera propagates the uncertain career of journalism among men. It is an honorary for upperclassmen, and devoted to journalism from the back shop to news room. Small in number, Sigma Delta men give a good share of their time to publication of The Argonaut and work on THe Gem. Week-end get- togethers seem to be a part of their ritual. President this year was Bob Bonomi. Other members are Bob Lee- right. Knox Craig, Fritz Meagher, and Bob Wethern. Syms-York pressmen look over a_ division page proof Western engraving ex- perts touch up cuts Through this addressing machine go Argonauts to men in the service The famous Argonaut basketball team . . . always defeats W.S.C. Evergreen five... no ‘ringers’... honest fter two weeks of heavy rehearsal this is it... the spot [8 flicks on, wanders across the stage and stops .. - the [El curtain’s beginning to move . . . how does my hair look, Josephine... Josephine, where are you? ON STAGE and fe Sollers s direct? and iv English arbar@ s ser r pistline’s Gay! dahl. i pever y . youu + ¢ ye per ance Betty Year ae 6 North was Age pression and yar we and vpallin® ter from he aud ark HS e2 enest pumer rhe were wrap sed UP with ct yapane™ arracks Pe ca 3 milton eeds, brasses, drums and strings ... the band trumpeting Sousa of a Sunday afternoon, the orchestra scraping Tschaikowsky on a mean fiddle section ... no, George, we don’t do this eight to the bar DOWN BEAT Wi Th ; ] i lh me IU : + +) the : | | 3. a at c ii: 7 . S| 7; K WSUS BATE 6.6009 S.0- 98 GS ‘ MUSIC... Raymond FE, Lawrenson, piano and organ instructor: Prof. Alwah A. Beecher, music department head; Miriam H. Little, cello and theory instructor. Myrtle Leonard, assistant professor of music and voice instructor; Robert Walls, assistant professor of music and voice instructor: Hall M. Macklin, assistant pro- fessor of music and piano, organ, and composition in- structor. Lee Gibson, assistant professor of music and instrumental and band in- structor; Carl Claus asso- ciate professor of music and orchestra and violin in- structor: Meitha Hiteman, musical education and piano instructor. BAND Ipano’s music department is harbored in the campus’ four “practice” cottages, where strains of Bach or Gershwin can be heard any time of the day. From this department comes the many fine recitals which students enjoy each year. Notables in the University’s world of ivory keys and metronomes are Alvah A. Beecher, department head who takes time out to “do things” with the Vandaleers; Carl Claus, a noted violinist in his own right, who directs the University’s symphony orchestra; and Lee Gibson, the band leader, who produces pleasing results. x Tue Concert BANb is a combination of the Military Band and any other aspiring university students who like to swing out in a fast march tempo. Only requirements for membership are attendance and interest. Directed by Prof. Lee Gibson, the concert band can be called upon to provide a good musical end for any civie function. 53 ORCHESTRA... CHANncinG their former routine, University Symphony Orchestra members chalked up a record year, climaxed by their being invited to play at one of the Kellogg Community Concert series. Students hep to Mozart, Bach, et al. are eligible for membership in this group of musicians. Newest innovation of the group around campus music circles was the starting of an annual musicale featuring concerts and arias from operas, and starring student soloists. They were also co-partners in two concerts with Vandaleers, Treble Clef, and the University Singers. The orchestra is traditionally present with somber music at Bacca- laureate and Commencement. Professor Carl Claus is conductor. SINGERS... Carl Clause directs the University’s Symphony Orchestra. First place winners in the annual Spokane music fes- tival are: Joanne Finley, piano solo; Richard Sarles, piano concerto; Marion Partner, contralto... 5um- mer school musicians prac- tice on the campus lawn, Robert Walls leads the University Singers. ForMERLY a mixed group, this year the University Singers was made up of twenty-nine male voices. Under the direction of Professor Walls the chorus joined hands with the Vandaleers and Treble Clef to present several recitals. The University Singers entered Fred Waring’s National Pleasuretime Glee Club contest along with eighteen other glee clubs from the western district. While in Spokane to make recordings for the Chesterfield judges in New York, the group gave a 15-minute broadcast over Station KFPY. e 4 | 4 . i © t 4 ¢ 7 . ® 4 ¢. ¢ Px Vandaleers . . . PREMIER singing group on the campus is the red-robed Vandaleer A Cappella choir, directed by Professor Alvah A. Beecher. Christmas Candlelight service, a spring concert, and a tour of northern high schools and civic clubs have established wide-spread recog- nition for the group. This year they participated in a faculty-sponsored Red Cross benefit program. ne I ge as A FAIRLY recent innovation to the campus music organizations is Treble Clef, women’s singing group. Open to any woman interested in such a musical group, Treble Clef is under the direction and guidance of Meitha Hiteman, The chorus makes public appearances and collaborates with other musical organizations to give seasonal recitals. mmunity Concerts . . . Musica high point of the year for many Idaho students was reached last fall when they joined the capacity crowd which jammed the W.S.C. gymnasium to hear Paul Robeson, talented and versatile Negro singer, athlete, and scholar. Other programs in the annual series of Community Concerts sponsored jointly by the Idaho and Washington State College student bodies brought outstanding musicians alternately to the two schools. Among the programs presented in Moscow were the Trapp Family singers, who appeared in quaint peasant costumes, and pretty Helen Jepson, widely acclaimed soprano. “I PEP BAND Maestro Jack Letsuman led the silver-and-gold clad Pep Band members through an event-laden year of bigger ‘n’ better pep rallies, grid classics, and basketball games. which culminated in the annual rug-cutting Pep Band show. The Leishman-Gugnoni production took the audience to a desert island, where Pep Band members in the guise of a shipwrecked crew bumped into a flock of hula cuties. A thin plot was carried along by good music and the hula and tap choruses. Pep Band trip of the year took the members to Boise, where they plaved for the Idaho-Montana State football game. Sigma Alpha lota Musicaves displaying their talents are fostered by members of Sigma Alpha Iota, national women’s music honorary. A “B” average in music subjects and a 2.5 grade average are requisites for members tapped twice a year. Members co-sponsor a student recital, spring song fest, and McLean field sing with Phi Mu Alpha members. Phi Mu Alpha Put Mu Apua, male counterpart of SAI, boasts a versatile group capable of either carrying on “long hair” discussions or playing swing in campus bands on weekends. A 2.9 pledging requisites. grade average, an interest in music, and two musical activities are Carol Brandt, Jean Mann, Jo Anne Tretner, Mona Myers, Carolyne Norris, Evelyn Eberhard, Lois Stone, and Joanne Finley. Helen Bullock, Marion Heath, Miss Meitha Hiteman, Maxine Mulroney Terry Crabb, Jack Ragland, Russell Baldwin, Charles Strom, Donald Beals, John Cook, Douglas Campbell. Donald Miller, Tvor Bauman, Louis MeKay, Robert Walls, Prof. Aleah Beecher, Dean J. b. Messenger. 59 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Keith Martinson, Shelby Williams, Wayne Sutton, Howard Morrison. Max Hanson, Lawrence Bradbury, Dr. W. M. Beeson, coach . DAIRY PRODUCTS JUDGING TEAM Quentin Murdock, Floyd Broadhead, Dr. D. R. Theophilus, coach: Viggo Hameson. DATRY CATTLE JUDGING TEAM Wesley Jenkins, D. L. Fourt, coach; Ray Chambers, Reid Merrill, Ed Bodily. Judging Teams . . . Foun university judging teams gave their subjects the critical once-over and combined their observations with enough plain “horse sense” to win varied honors in judging competition this year. Livestock, dairy products, dairy cattle, and agronomy teams were entered in the Portland International Exposi- tion in October to win several prizes. A tie for first place in livestock judging with Oregon State was accorded the livestock team, and individual honors for hog judging were given Wayne Sutton. Shelby Williams ranked first in dairy cattle judging. Team members were Keith Martinson, Wayne Sutton, Max Hansen, Shelby Williams, Howard Morrison, and Lawrence Bradbury. Members of the dairy products team walked away with third place at the Portland show. Entrants on this team were Robert Webster, Floyd Broad- head, and Viggo Hamson. No prizes were awarded the dairy cattle and agronomy teams entered in the show, although they were consistently in the top brackets. Dairy cattle judgers were Edwin Bodily, Wesley Jenkins. Reid Merrill, and Ray Chambers. Judging agronomy specimens were Donald Robertson, Don Beals, and Ronald Baskett. Coaches for the team were: William Beeson, livestock; Dr. D, R. Theophilus, dairy products; Prof. D. L. Fourt, dairy cattle; and Donald Peterson, agronomy. 61 Ceorge Greene, Athletic Director Francis A. Schmidt, Head Football Coach LIKEABLE GEORGE GREENE took over last year as the first full-time athletic head in university history. Eight years service as coach and athletic director at Lewiston Normal well qualify Greene for his present post. Greene has plenty of work to do in his new job, but the hard-driving ath- letic head seems to thrive on it. Besides supervising varsity athletics, he directs physical education programs for both men and women, Tall, gray-haired Frances Scumipt lives and breathes football the year ‘round... and his teams pay off divi- dends every fall. W orking with virtually Walter J. Price Guy P. Wicks the same team which in 1910 had won issistant Football and Head Basketball and Baseball only one game, Schmidt in his first sea- Ear ten a son at Idaho molded a team which won four games, lost five for the best Vandal grid record since the year 1937, Vandal fans were satisfied to call the season a success and now are waiting to see what kind of touchdown tricks Coach Sehmidt can pull out of his pad of play-diagrams when Idaho enters into full P.C.C, competition... confident that the “big time” is nothing new to “Smitty.” 64 VANDAL COACHES... Mike Ryan coached Vandal tracksters to new heights in northern division competition last year, his sixth as Idaho mentor. Dean of the Vandal coaches now, Ryan also does heayy duty training work for other Idaho teams. x Guy Wicks, one-time Idaho student, came back this year as coach of the Vandal basketball and base- ball forces. Wicks” genial personality and thorough knowledge of student psychology make him one of the best liked of Idaho's coaches. Wisdom of Coach Schmidt in selecting Warr Price as his assistant became apparent when the Vandal line developed into a hard-charging unit under his direction. Price’s call to army duty deprives the Vandals of one of their most capable coaches. In his first season as freshman coach, J. A. “Bape” Brown turned in an impressive record, his teams going undefeated in both football and basketball. The nucleus of future Idaho varsity squads comes from Brown's yearlings. Youthful Leon Green, one of the busiest of Idaho coaches, works all hours teaching classes, helping with football, and keeping the intramural program functioning smoothly. A rough job faced Boxing Coach Bop Knox when he took over where Louie August left off, but the tight-lipped mitt instructor made the best of it with his sophomore-studded Vandal boxing squad. Robert D. Knox Leon Green Michael J. Ryan Head Track Coach and Trainer J. A. Brown Head Boxing Coach Intramural Director Freshman Coach 65 Senior Managers and Minor Coaches Wynne Longeteig, baseball: Earl Monroe, basketball; Gene Lunty, track; Hershel Herenter, basketball; Herman Renfrow, football LaVern Bell, wrestling; Bill Piedmont, swimming Out of the limelight but “Johnny-on-the-spot” when athletic seasons roll around, the team managers work long hours night after night playing nursemaid to athletes and equipment alike. Senior managers travel with the teams, receive a red-letter sweater. Junior managers get black-letter sweaters. Assisting Idaho's mentors in the capacity of students working towards master degrees were LaVern Bell and Bill Piedmont. Bell helped Coach Francis Schmidt with his grid charges and Piedmont instructed Idaho's swimmers. 66 Yell Team and Majorettes Dorothy Harwood, Bruce Gordon, Ozzie Walch, Rex Phillips, Peggy Davis... Walch, Peggy Tway, Viola Wicks, Phillips, Kenny Bergquist Bill Barnes... Judy Rupp, Leona Tulppa, Irene Tulppa, Billie Keaton, Priscilla Done. Jean Bonneville Student enrollment dropped perceptibly but Idaho spirit sky-rocketed under the energetic leadership of Yell King Ozzie Walsh, who made Vandal rooters rally-conscious. Ozzie dreamed up a lot of yell-rousing ideas to keep Idaho cheers coming despite none-too- successful athletic seasons. Rex Phillips stepped into Ozzie’s spacious sneakers when he and his assistants left school at the semester. Drum Major Bill Barnes headed a crew of high-stepping Vandal majorettes in half- lime entertainment at grid games. Featuring new formations, the baton twirlers high- lighted appearances of Idaho’s military band. Cougar prayers are answered ... Davis drops the pass. Vonderharr (17) seampers through Willamette’s line, Behind that splash and Montana tackler is Manson. Tewhey (37) and a Bearcat are short of an Idaho pass. First and last Idaho touchdown against Utah’s Reds. A big hole opens... and Micklich goes over once more. Franklin (21) is all set for the pass coming his way. remember the fall... and sounds of battle from Neale stadium ...a big back hugging a pigskin to his chest . a tired line crawling up out of the mud... you won't know the players without a program...oh, yeah? FIRST DOWNS Idaho-Utah Homecoming Flop Kigur THOUSAND Vandal homecoming fans converged on Neale stadium to see Utah's marauding Redskins mar open- ing game festivities with a 26-7 win over Idaho. Playing their first game under Coach Francis A. Schmidt, the Van- dals led until the final quarter. After a scoreless first period, the Idaho gridders opened scoring with Bill Micklich diving over to culminate a 74-yard drive. End Milo Anderson converted. and Idaho had a 7-0 halftime lead. The Utes tied it up in the third period with a brilliant passing attack, then went on the warpath in the last quarter with three touchdowns, two of them via the aerial route. Brothers Huck and Gay Adelt proved the spearheads of the Utah offense. Brightest spot for Gem State supporters was the play of Micklich and Howard Manson in the backfield, and Bill Lockey and Cleo Rowe in the line. Ducks Duck Vandals Viciously PLAYING their first night game in nine years, the Vandals fell before the powerful Oregon team 21-7 in the mud and slime of Eugene's Hayward field. Definitely on the upgrade, the Vandals showed a stubborn resistance against a sup- posedly far superior team. Oregon struck two minutes after the openi kickoff when Roblin went 62 yards on the famed “bootleg” reverse to the Idaho 11-yard line, then drove over after two Idaho penalties. In the second period Mecham scored for the Ducks on a 35-yard run, The Vandals retaliated by marching from the Oregon 35—after Hank Crowley recovered a fumble—for a touch- down with Bill Micklich going over from a spread formation, Oregon’s final tally came in the game’s last two minutes. Exceptional defensive and offensive play of Iry Konopka, acting captain and tackle, and Micklich drew praise from Oregon spectators. (46) Bill Lockey (6) Dale Clark Gonzaga’s Right Halfback Brown (7) fails to stop Micklich from diving over the first Idaho touchdown of the evening. Vandals Bulldogs Lae ccieiss cok OCR FIFGt DOWIE s «5 cncens 7 155...... Yards Gained by Rushing...... 89 13.....Forward Passes Attempted..... 16 7.....Forward Passes Completed, .... 6 OT vaccine Yards Gained by Passes....... 72 35. ..... Average Yardage of Punts...... 35 85....... Yards Lost by Penalties....... 35 el ty bulldogs Lose Winning Grip HeLpD SCORELESS for two consecutive vears by powerful Gonzaga clevens, the Vandals came back with a 21-7 triumph over the Zags under the lights Spokane. Idaho scored in the second quarter after Pete Hecomo- vich had intercepted a Bulldog pass. With a versatile attack, the Vandals moved to the five-yard line from where Bill Micklich bucked over. Milo Anderson made it seven points on his place kick. Five minutes after the second half started Idaho had scored again, this time on a long pass play to Anderson on the 12-yard line, from where he scored, then converted. Micklich completed Idaho scoring for the evening, driv- ing over after an exchange of punts, Davis converted. Gon- zaga scored with three minutes left on a pass to Scherger. Vandals Switch Form on Utags A THIRTEEN-POINT drive by a revived Vandal team, after thirty minutes of listless first-half play, resulted in a 16-0 Idaho win over Utah State at Logan. A 20-yard field goal by place-kicking Milo Anderson in the second period gave Idaho a 3-0 half-time lead. The Vandals came back in the second half with two long marches for touchdowns. Earl Chandler tallied in the third period on a 19-yard reverse. Bill Micklich made the last touchdown when he plunged 14 yards to pay dirt. Only serious Aggie threat came late in the game against Idaho reserves. The Utah team drove to the Vandal four- yard line before losing the ball on downs. Vandals Farmers Bivicedaas Total First Downs ......... iL 248.2... Yards Gained By Rushing .....187 ES eases Forward Passes Attempted ..... 21 Suecee Forward Passes Completed ..... 7 92.. Yards Gained By Forward Passes .. 77 Bh vc eee Average Yardage of Punts ..... 30 0 Yards Lost by Penalties ...... 5 (8) Bill Micklich (32) Milo Anderson Earl Chandler, Vandal right halfback, moves 19 yards to a touchdown behind per- fect team blocking. CARS op ee EES Sl : ; ate oe +) a ™ ass - (23) Joe Malta (21) Rudy Franklin (87) Jack Tewhey 6 Plunging Bill Micklich (8) lugged the leather Sor a 12-yard gain before he wax downed on ] J ) J the Willamette 19-yard line. : Uritizine a brilliant passing attack, the Vandals knocked Willamette’s Bearcats out of the undefeated class with a lop- Fandats — sided 33-t0-6 victory, to climax the annual Dad’s Day eaten Total First Downs......... 8 celebration. In winning, Idaho lengthened its victory streak to three straight—longest flow of consecutive Vandal vie- OD reas Yards Gained by Rushing...... 74 tories since 1929. The Vandals scored first against Willamette when Man- bY ay SHE Forward Passes Attempted..... 19 son crossed the goal line on a sneak play early in the initial quarter. Other Idaho touchdowns went to Bill Micklich, 1. ae Forward Passes Completed. .... 4 Joe Malta, Jack Tewhey. and George Nixon. Milo Ander- son, place-kicking end, booted three extra points. MO, 03s « Yards Gained by Passex....... 38 The Bearcats scored their lone tally in the second quarter on a 20-yard pass after a Vandal aerial had boomeranged, 41......Average Yardage of Punts...... 26 Idaho reserves carried the brunt of the attack against the Bearcats. Malta, Tewhey. Bob Vonderharr, Dale Burk- BB sareaic Yards Lost by Penalties........ 5 halter, and Ed Keiper, all substitutes, played outstanding ball for the Vandals. 74 Prelude to Beaver Bowl Win An Ipano three-game winning streak meant nothing to Oregon State’s Rose Bow! champions at Corvallis, with the Beavers slapping down the Vandals 33-0. Bouncing back from a previous W.S.C. defeat, the Beavers took control early in the game. Suffering from the loss of two injured lettermen, Dale Clark and Rudy Franklin, the Vandals were still able to hold Oregon State to a ten-minute standstill before Joe Day, Beaver fullback, went 37 yards to score. Oregon State seored again in the second quarter, then clinched the game with three counters in the last half. Strongest Vandal drive came in the second period, when Hloward Manson, sophomore halfback, completed eight sue- cessive passes. The aerial drive carried Idaho to the Beaver l4-yard line before a fourth down pass intended for George Nixon went astray. Manson threw twelve passes the first half, completing eight for most of Idaho's yardage. Vandals Beavers Tiseceeess Dd Otal First Downs........- 18 12...... Yards Gained by Rushing......298 24,..., Forward Passes Attempted..... 12 1b Be Forward Passes Completed..... 4 Teaee ve Yards Gained by Passes........ 46 ST Roa ce Average Yardage of Punts...... 42 56....... Yards Lost by Penalties....... 20 (5) Howard Manson (45) Cleo Rowe (9) George Nixon Fullback Micklich slows down O. 8. C.’s Joe Day after he has made forge ain deep in Beaver territory in the first if. (30) Ray Davis (10) Earl Chandler Ray Davis, Vandal left halfback, romps through the Cougars from the Idaho 10 to the 22-yard line. Vandals Cougars 13.........Total First Downs......... 10 FIC Yards Gained by Rushing......118 Fo Forward Passes Attempted..... 9 Brogcs Forward Passes Completed..... 2 62.......Yurds Gained by Passes....... 21 38......Average Yardage of Punts...... 35 45. aie Yards Lost by Penalties....... 25 Idaho Beats W.S.C...0n Paper THAT AGING JINX which Washington State holds over Idaho celebrated its sixteenth birthday as the Cougars unleashed a third-period touchdown barrage for a 26-0 victory. Playing their best ball of the season, the Vandals com- pletely dominated first-half play, rolling up ten first downs to the Cougar’s three in that period, but lacked scoring punch, Turning point of the game came on the second half's initial kickoff when Washington State recovered a free ball in the Idaho end zone. Bob Kennedy followed with three touchdowns in eleven minutes, one an 85-yard kickoff gallop. Play in the final quarter was evenly matched. Ray Davis, Bill Micklich, and Earl Chandler were lead- ing Vandal ground-gainers, while the play of Bill Lockey and Bill Piedmont was outstanding in the line. The Stein Stayed at Missoula Mup anb a potent Montana football team proved too much for a listless Vandal squad as the Grizzlies sloshed their way to a 16-0 victory. The Grizzlies’ win once again gave Mon- tana possession of the “Little Brown Stein,” traditional symbol of gridiron supremacy between the two schools, The rain-soaked turf stopped the deceptive Idaho attack with the exception of two scoring threats in the first and fourth quarters. Vandal fumbles proved costly as the Griz- zlies recovered five Idaho bobbles, twice halting Vandal marches, and twice setting up Montana scores. The initial Grizzly score came in the first period when sophomore Arnold Scott broke loose for 57 yards through the entire Vandal team. Fullback Eso Naranche bucked over from the three-yard line for the second tally, then con- cluded the scoring with a 25-yard field goal. Fred Nichols, Stan Waskiewiez, and Dean Lewis stood out in the Idaho lineup. Vandals Grizzlies 9.........Total First Downs.......5. 4 161...... Yards Gained by Rushing....,.-156 23.....Forward Passes Attempted,.... 3 14..... Forward Passes Completed..... 2 73.......Yards Gained by Passes....... 23 34......Average Yardage of Punts...... 35 20....... Yards Lost by Penalties....... 65 (33) Dean Lweis (40) Chace Anderson (34) Stan Waskiewics Karl Fiske, Montana ie “oss ace, is “‘shoe- stringed” by Micklich after an end sweep fails to gain yardage in the first quarter. Referee Jack Friel’s upraised arms indicate Fullback Micklich’s first of five touchdowns against the Bobcats. Vandals Bobcats 18....-+++, Total First Downs. ........- 3 425...... Yards Gained by Rushing...... 29 18..... Forward Passes Attempted..... 13 4.....Forward Passes Completed..... 2 49....... Yards Gained by Passes....... 23 42...... Average Yardage of Punts...... 36 40......+ Yards Lost by Penalties....... 15 78 Micklich Co. Swamp Bobcats SourHERN Lpano football followers got their first glimpse of a Francis Schmidt coached gridiron machine, as the Vandals closed their season with a 39-0 victory over Montana State's outclassed Bobeats on Boise Public School Field. After a slow start the Vandals pushed across four touch- downs for a 26-0 halftime lead, then added one each in the last quarters, meanwhile completely muffling the Montana State attack. Bill Micklich, 190-pound fullback, battered his way to five touchdowns behind brilliant Idaho blocking, tallying on runs ranging from one to forty-three yards. Senior Fullback Rudy Franklin scored the other touchdown. Strong Idaho line play . . . best of the season... and hard blocking and tackling by Pete Hecomovich proved outstanding. Sophomore Bob Vonderharr averaged eighteen yards per play on six plays. gr a ee rtncy nee na s Bo: ee oe a 5 7 SaeteT Thee 2 ae tC Se Bie 1 pi Hopkin lips one up from the side a; raimst Mis: ourl Fredekind whips under the hoop... a Savage trailin, Tho: npson sets for push sh be yond n Ore i Aho mpsorn sets for p ash | hot beyond an Ur spon guard yah y pire eee a f= PRON fy PPE Metter ag, ce [oe Gi imur pushe 3 Steele’ 's arm in an Idaho- Wash fore Fredekind pushes one up while Turner blocks a guard — long looping shot from mid-court ...a ball trembling on the basket’s rim... throaty roars from the crowd JB... the blare of the pep band, the flash of majorettes . and you're sweating a little under the collar PUSH SHOTS Missouri's Forward Contants (21) drops one in despite the guarding effort of Big Ray Turner. Top to bottom: Ernie Graner eyes the hoop for a gift toss while Montanans and George Steele look on. Ray Turner lays one up on the backboard under the noses of two Wmitman Missionaries. an unidentified Vandal, this was one of the rougher spots in the Cheney Savage game, Pre-Conference Play... + « � WHITMAN Kay Turner was in old-time form as he bucketed 13 points to lead the Idaho cagers to a 29-23 opening game victory against Whitman at Walla Walla. The Vandals made it two in a row with a 32-23 triumph over the Missionaries on the Memorial Gym court. CHENEY Cheney's pint-sized Savages handed the Idaho five their initial defeat by a 36-27 score at Cheney. Turner continued to spearhead the Idaho attack with 15 points. Revenge was sweet as the Vandal cagers ran roughshod over Cheney here for a 51-33 victory. Turner, Ted Thompson, and Norm Frede- kind scored 19, 14, and 10 points respectively. MISSOURI After battling on even terms with the Vandals for the first half, Missouri’s barnstorming Tigers col- lapsed in the second period and the Wicksmen chalked up a 10-28 triumph. MONTANA Three of the four Montana games ended in Vandal victories. The first two games played here were easy for the Gem Staters, as they won by scores of 49-28 and 41-25. At Missoula, Montana took the first 55-35 after piling up a 30-14 half-time lead. Idaho guards found their scoring puneh in a 42-29 Vandal victory the next night as they scored half the Vandal points. GONZAGA The Idaho hoopsters won one and lost one to Gonzaga, losing the first 31-34 at Spokane, then evening the series 38-35 at Coeur d’Alene. Center Turner scored 30 points in the two contests. LEWISTON NORMAL In their only game with Lewiston Normal, the Vandals scored an easy 40-27 victory. Coach Guy Wicks, John Ryan, Norm Fredekind, Von Hopkins Manager Hershel Berenter, Cliff Benson, Jack Newell, Bob Rosenberry, Ray Turner, George Steele, Ted Thompson, Joe Piedmont, Ernie Craner, Manager Earl Monroe — Ss = Orezon State's John Mandic tries to go around Ray Turner while George Steele gets a gentle shove from with Cougar Cail Bishop (10)... Ray Turner (22) and Beaver George MeNutt (22). Cliff Benson (18) await further developments. SCORES . SERIES O.S.C. SERLES = Vame: Name: Dav — a SS ee - ovin Steele.... Hopkins. ° Benson Crate sec sccccccce n { woken i veces — Totals be = Two States Series. . VANDAL HoopsTERS won their first game from Washington State since 1940 by squeezing out a 30-28 decision over the Cougars at Pullman in the first game of the series. Slowing the Cougar fast break down to a walk, the Idahoans iced the game in the late minutes when Turner and Ted Thompson bucketed seven points in a row. W.S.C. evened the series with a 45-39 triumph here despite Turner’s 17 point barrage, then had an easier time in winning the third game by a 41-30 count on the Pullman floor. Final contest went to the Cougars 43-38, although Turner notched 20 points on six field goals and eight free throws before he was ejected on personal fouls. A HEARTBREAKING 47-45 overtime loss to Oregon State was the first of four defeats the Vandals suffered at the hands of the title-winning Beavers. Played in Memorial gymnasium, the game was deadlocked 44-44 when regulation period ended, but Beaver McNutt dropped a fie'd goal in the extra session for the victory margin. Thompson scored 17, Turner 13 points, while John Mandic tallied 16 for Oregon State. O.8.C. came from behind in the second game here for a 34-29 triumph. The Vandals, leading at halftime, could make only three field goals in the second half. The Beavers rolled up two easy wins at Corvallis 49-30 and 53-30 as interest centered on Turner's efforts to break the scoring mark. Big Ray Turner (22) receives a pass and prepares to The Vandal starting five stands at attention with the break around his off-balanced Cougar} guard. Such crowd before the opening whistle of a home game with maneuvers, coupled with his tricky left-handed hook W.S.C2s Cougars... Idaho's yell team and W.S.C.'s shot, enabled Big Ray to smash Wally Palmberg’s and Laddie Gale's old Northern Division scoring records. visiting majorettes stand in the background. Forward Ted Thompson (5) sneaks through Oregon Center Ray Turner gets his famous vice-like hold on players for a lay-in ... Norm Fredekind (6) watches the ball while Husky Bob Ford (5) and Vandals go up Jrom the foreground. after it. SCORES OREGON SERIES WASHTIINGTON SERIES Name: ; 2 rT y Name: ; rt RT 77? Turner 5 i ee oe ere 17 8 42 Thompson.......++ p : Thompso ° 15 0 30 12 3 27 2 18 d 6 12 Hoobing Fredekind q 2 Stecle. Newell... Siow ROUGE ctor cies Rosenberry Whe Ulm oS — — = OtAhs oa ncwces Oregon-Washington Series Wasntneton’s Huskies, sensations of the eastern cage circuit in their holiday tour, found the underrated Vandal squad a “tough cookie” in the season’s openers at Seattle, but still managed to win both game 36-28 and 40-33. Hee Edmundson’s crew made it three straight when they outscored the Vandals 44-37 on Memorial gymnasium court. Husky height took its toll after Ray Turner was ousted on fouls in the last half. With George Steele and Turner teaming up in scoring and on the back- board, the Vandals knocked the Seattle five out of a first place deadlock with a 39-32 triumph in the final game. OREGON'S 53-39 victory over the Vandals in the season finale at Eugene was almost lost in the shuffle as big Ray Turner sharpened up his shooting eye and blasted northern division scoring records into oblivion with a 192-point total. Needing nine points in the final game to smash Wally Palmberg’s old mark, curly-headed Ray twined 13 counters before going out on personal fouls. The Webfeet took an early lead to defeat the Vandals 50-30 in the third game. The two-game series in Moscow ended “even-steven” with the Vandals pulling the first out of the fire 38-36, the Ducks winning the following night 35-30 despite an 18-point Turner scoring spree. in Oregon State player uses George Steele's (12) shoul- Steele jumps ‘way off the floor to get a rebound and der is booat himself up towards the ball . . . Other looks around for a Vandal receiver in the second O.S.C, players are Ted Thompson (5) and John Mandie (18) . on the left and Ray Turner (22) and Lew Beck (11) on the right. Atkinson paws over the bats for his favorite club Ted Kara’s first shiner ... in the ring or infield Catcher Kara brings home a run against the Huskies Now lissen, he’s out by a mile,’ Coach Twogood says Hurler Dal Bechtol discusses his fast ball with Twogie n the spring, if you're listening ... yowll hear the crack of a bat... see a small object arching high out of Me- Lean field ... baseball's a game played in the shower room after the ninth inning CURVE BALLS Tutoring the 1941 baseball team was Forrest Twoxgood's last Idaho coaching duty before moving on to San Francisco University. Left to right: Twoxie”’ reminds Umpire George Clink maybe his eyesight isn’t so good, W.S.C. runner scores on a wide throw to home plate and Catcher Ted Kara, Piteher Dich Snyder watches a low one go by in the Washington series. Looks like Twogie”™’ lost that argument with Um- pire Clink. First Baseman Otis “Rook” Hilton slams out a line-drivein the Washington series. Catcher Ted Kara touches first base . . . a trifle late. 90 BASEBALL UNABLE to coordinate hitting and pitching, Vandal baseballers were able to win only three games while losing twelve to finish in the northern division cellar. The season marked the finish of the Idaho coaching career of Coach Forrest Twogood, as the colorful Vandal mentor bowed out after five years of tutoring Idaho diamond representatives. 0.8.C, SERIES Four-hit pitching by Veteran Dick Snyder gave the Vandals their only win of the Oregon State series by a 2-1 score in the second contest on the home field. The Beavers won the first three games, two at Cor- vallis, 14-6 and 5-4, and one here, 7-3. OREGON SERIES A last-inning drive which netted seven runs gave the Idaho nine an uphill 8-7 victory over Oregon's title-winning team in the mud of McLean field. The Ducks’ potent batting attack gave them the first two games at Eugene by scores of 16-5 and 19-9, The final game was canceled because of rain. W.S.C. SERIES Washington State took four straight games from the Idaho team in decisive fashion. The Cougars won 3-1 in the opening game on the Vandal field. The other three contests were played at Pullman with the W.S.C. batsmen winning, 9-2, 9-1, and 6-5. The final doubleheader provided a dismal climax for the farewell appearance of a Twogood-coached Idaho team. WASHINGTON SERIES Battering out 15 hits behind Snyder's four-hit shutout hurling, the Vandals knocked Washington's Huskies from the top of the conference heap with an impressive 8-0 victory in the last game on the home diamond. Washington won the first two games at Seattle 8-5 and 4-3, capitalizing on errors in the second game to nullify Dal Bechtol’s fine pitching effort, then squeezed out a 7-to-5 victory in the third game. LETTERMEN Diek Snyper Dat Brecnron Orvts Hivron CHuARLES ATKINSON Bow Surrn Date CLark , Se ip Wes “hie My a; aay Mente Lioyp Mar Lewis Hanonn Jenkins ‘Tep Kara Au Repomun Irato Caccta Jim Foster Don Reep Joe Piedmont tosses a spear... Clark sprints in third Milo Anderson heaves the diseus far... far... uway Breaking finish tapes was a habit with Phil Leibowitz Coach Ryan shows Phil how to add inches to his stride Down the runway sprints high-vaulting Makela aces strained in effort... a dash’s concentrated drive ...a mile’s slow, lung-burning grind... the twisting, all-out snap of the shot... discus... javelin. Stamina and sweat... conditioning and charley horses SHOT PUTS TRACK SUMMARY INLAND EMPIRE RELAYS Vandal track and field men opened their L941 sea- son with a second place in the fourth annual Inland Empire Relay carnival in the Washington State armory. The Idaho thinclads won four events in finishing behind Washington State and ahead of Whitman. IDAHO- WHITMAN Running in the mud and rain at Walla Walla the Idaho tracksters defeated Whitman 73-57, win- ning nine events to six for the Missionaries. Idaho’s ace distance runners swept the longer races, while Whitman picked up points in the sprints. Leibowitz was a double winner for Idaho, capturing the 440-yard dash and the 880-yard run. IDAHO- W.S.C, A powerful Washington State team proved too much for the Idaho cindermen in an easy 91-40 vie- tory at Pullman. Leibowitz equaled his nothern divi- sion mile record with a 4:12.2 time, then shattered Stew Neely’s old Idaho half-mile record by four sec- onds with a 1:52.3 effort. Dyrgall won the two-mile run in 9:32,5, IDAHO -O.S.C. An Idaho invasion of Corvallis ended disastrously when the Vandals fell before Oregon State’s Beavers 760-55. Three meet records were broken and one equaled as Oregon State took nine of the fifteen first places. Dyrgall lowered the meet two-mile rec- ord with a 9:40.2 effort, while Bell equaled the shot- put mark set by Berg of Idaho in 1935, IDAHO-CHENEY With Phil Leibowitz in the infirmary, the Idaho scanty-clads were forced to the limit to edge Cheney 67-64. Both teams won seven events, but Vandal distance stars accounted for the victory margin. Sprinter Dale Clark, who alternated between base- ball and track activity, garnered nine points to tie with Bell and Anderson for high point honors. IDAHO- MONTANA Vandal track and field men finished their dual meet season losing to Montana 68 to 63 on McLean Field. The Grizzlies took eight of the fourteen firsts. Liebowitz, released from the infirmary only three days before, shaved two seconds off his own meet record in the 880-yard run. When Leibowits snapped this tape in 4:09.3 he had finished the fastest outdoor mile in the nation during 1941; had established a new Berkeley Stadium record; had shattered the old Pacific Coast Conference record of 4:11.6 held by U.S.C2s Zamperini. A torrid 19-second last quarter gave the Vandal star a two-yard margin over Weed of U.S.C. ,. -_ ins - : 7 Dale Clark surprises Northern Division sprint stars by placing fourth in the l00-yard dash ... Mila Anderson xives the discus a heave that garners a first place in the divisional meet... LaVern Bell displays good shotput Sorm against Montana to break Idaho's iron-ball record ... Leibowits hits the tape in a 4:20 mile to defend his division crown. Brooklyn-bred Phil Leibowitz began breaking track records at Idaho right after he checked out a pair of “spikes” from Jim Huntbach’s equipment room as a freshman. He didn’t quit until he had climaxed three years of P.C.C. competition with a record-smashing 1:09.3 mile at the coast meet last spring. TRACK NORTHERN DIVISION The result of a season of hard work by Coach Mike Ryan and the Idaho team became evident at the northern division championships at Pullman when the Vandals finished third with 30 and 2 5 points .. . highest total ever compiled by an Idaho team in the divisional meet. Leibowitz successfully defended his mile cham- pionship by winning in 4:20, while Dyrgall turned in a fast 9:28 two-mile vietory. Anderson won the discus, and Makela and Kerby finished in a five-way tie for pole vault honors. Other Idaho points were scored by Clark, White, Dwyer, Bell, and Ryan. PACIFIC COAST Paced by the sensational performance of Phil Leibowitz, a ten-man Vandal team scored If points to finish fifth in the Pacific Coast championships. Idaho led Oregon, Washington, Oregon State, Mon- tana, and U.C.L.A, in scoring. Leibowitz set a new coast mile record of 4:09,3, fastest outdoor mile in the nation in 1941. Vie Dyr- gall unofficially bettered the Idaho two-mile record with 9:24.5 in finishing second to Noel Williams of W.S.C., while Bob White ran a 4:19 mile in finishing fourth in the mile ran. Other Idaho points came when Bell finished fourth in the shotput and Ander- soon took fifth in the discus. BIG TEN-P.C.C., AND NATIONALS Running under wraps Leibowitz jockeyed into third place in the Big Ten-P.C.C. meet mile race. Dyrgall failed to place in the two-mile event. One of the ranking favorites in the N.C.A.A., Leibowitz slumped badly in failing to finish among the top men. High-flying George Makela and Darrell Kerby displayed a knack for vaulting above the 13-foot mark last spring to gather points for Idaho in that event. They finished in a fi ve-way tie for pole vault honors at the Northern Division meet... Alternating between baseball and track as Idaho's ‘once-in-a-while” sprinter, Dale Clark copped much- needed points in the dash events. An all-around athlete, Clark won letters in football and baseball as well as track. ss = Ra} -_—s Vice Dyrgall finishes first in the Northern Division two- mile run... Bill Piedmont gets hammer-throwing pointers from Coach Mike Ryan . . . Dale Clark and Harold “Bull” Durham finish one-two in the 100-yard dash against Montana... Idaho's four distance aces: Leibowits, Dwyer, Dyrgall, and White. Tireless Vie Dyrgall is the fellow who introduced per- petual motion to the Vandal cross-country and track teams, One of the nation’s standout distance runners, he has diffieulty in finding races long enough for him. Running to Pullman and back throughout the year is part of his rigorous training schedule. llarriers G0 ndeleated. . . Top: Idaho harriers (left) get a late start in the PCC meet at Hill Military Academy but finish in front of pack. Bottom: Vandal and Whitman Missionary harriers stride around McLean field's track before taking out over the hilly crosscountry course. WASHINGTON STATE Vandal harriers took their first step towards an undefeated season with a 20-42 victory over Wash- ington State, their sixth over the Cougars in seven years. Idaho runners captured six of the first seven places, although Cougar Noel Williams placed first, edging out Vie Dyrgall 19:37. Bob White, Bob Dwyer, LaMarr Chapman, Sted Johnston, and John Thomas followed Dyrgall and Williams in. WHITMAN With all lettermen on the sidelines, Vandal reserves easily defeated Whitman 20-43. Seven of the first eight places went to Idaho cross country representatives. Roy Griffin, Whitman freshman, beat Idaho's Jack Ragland by six seconds, finished in 17:15. Following Ragland were Sam Auger, Bill Freeburg, Paul Thome, Jim Babin, Bob MeLaugh- lin, and Darrell Dolgner. 98 MONTANA Running on a makeshift course after heavy rains had turned the Idaho course into a quagmire of mud, the Vandals downed Montana 21-41 to main- tain their undefeated record. John Thomas, Francis MeGuire, and Sted Johnston finished in the first three spots ahead of Montana’s Armstrong. Time for Thomas was 18 minutes flat. Bos Dwyer Joun THomas Strep JOHNSTON Francis McGuire Vie DyrGaLi Bos Ware LaMarr CHAPMAN Win Championsh _ lp Back row, left to right: Ed Thurston, Harold Stroschein, John Thomas, Jack Ragland, Sted Johnston, Walt Ettinger, Bert Meagher, LaMarr Chapman, Paul Thome, Coach Mike Ryan. Front row: Gene Luntey, Bill Free- burg, Bob Dwyer, Bob White, Francis McGuire, Jack McLaughlin, Sam Auger. 8 ° ® Kirra consecutive Pacific coast intercollegiate cross country championship came easy for the Vandals as six of Mike Ryan’s distance stars finished in the first ten. Idaho scored 19 points for a new team record, while Stanford and Oregon State trailed far behind with 70 and 72 points respectively. Machinelike Vic Dyrgall monopolized individual honors, finishing first in 20:15, well ahead of team- mates White and Dwyer. Dyrgall’s time was only six seconds off the old record of 20:09.5 set by Ore- gon State’s Don Vaillencourt in 1939. Vandals Chapman and Thomas were less than a minute behind the first three Idaho finishers. to give the champions five of the first seven places. WALL ee RUNNING one hour after the completion of the col- legiate grind and on the same course, the Vandal thinclads paced the four-mile Northwest A.A.U. championship meet. Iron man Dyrgall set a blister- ing pace for the field in chalking up a new record of 20:51 for his second victory of the day. No team title was awarded, although Idahoans finished in the first seven places. For his individual efforts Dyrgall received a trophy. Ragland, Bert Meagher, White, Chapman, Ward Stroschein, and Thomas finished behind the Brooklyn star. The Idaho performance was the first time in modern cross country history that the same team had participated in two meets on the same day and won both, “TY? (lib Members... CHace ANDERSON Bos Dwyer Birt PrepMontr Don ANDERSON Vie DyRGALL Bint PrepMont MERLYN ANDERSON Rupy FRANKLIN Herman Renero Mito ANDERSON Norm FREDEKIND Bos Siru Tony ASCHENBRENER Pere Hecomovicu Dick SNYDER LAVerN Beur VoN.Ley Hopkins GEORGE STEELE Curr BENSON STEDWELL JOHNSTON ELmMo SULLIVAN Vero Beriius PRANK KARA Jack Tewuwy Eart CHANDLER Marr Lewis Joun Tuomas LaMar CHarpmMan Joe Matta Tepv Thompson ERNIE CRANER Howarp MANson Ray ‘TURNER Henry CRowLey Bint Mickiicu Bos VANDERHARR Ray Davis Grorce Nixon Bos Wurre Frep Nicuois a . ROR Bo. gdon Y gag� qT | Bide 12 LP : Dean Lewis, Wynne Longeteia, Herman Renfrow, Earl Chandler, Don Anderson, Jack Tewhey, Bob Vonderharr, Mat Lewis, Jim Foster, Dick Snyder, Bob Smith, LaMar Chapman, Larry Douglas, Dan Davidoff Hank Juran, Dale Clark, Tony Aschenbrener, Joe Piedmont, Rudy Franklin, Chase Anderson, LaVern Bell, HMank Crowley, Vie Berllus, Bill Piedmont. 100 Minor - Art ACUFF Burt AKINS Don ANDERSON Kent BARBER STEELE BARNETT LaAVeERN BELL Artuur BENNY Bruce Brooks EpmuNpD Bupris Wituiam C. CAMPBELL Joun CHAMBERLAIN Puiuie COoNLeYr I Clib Members . . SUMNER DELANA Emory Doane Jim Evtswortu CarRRo_i, E_LMoreE James FARRELL ALLEN FELD ALLAN Foster Georce Hackney CLAUDE HANSEN Raven HoLuincswortu Wittram Houzer STANLEY JONES Eimer JORDAN Ilenry JURAN FRANK KARA SHerMan Kinc Russeit Linpstrom Martin Marguarp LAURENCE MCGONAGLE Fritz MEAGHER Duane MorcGan Lewis Nonini Jack NuMBERS GeRaLp O'CONNOR CLIFTON PAULEY Date PoLtLak Georce REpForRD Date REYNOLDS Rosert RoskeLLey Rauten Russev. Georce RusseELL RIcHARD SHAVER Bos E. Smrru WALTER STEVENS BUHL SUTTON Don Swinney Byron THomas Evurs Wick Warb Phil Conley, Bill Holzer, Dick Shaver, Art Benny, George Russell, Claude Hansen, LaVern Bell, Martin Marquard, Dale Pollack, George Redford, Ellis Wickward Dale Reynolds, Sumner Delana, Bud Doane, Hank Juran, Byron Thomas, Lewis Nonini, Jim Ellsworth, Bert Akins, John Chamberlain, Elmer Jordan 101 Canning draws a bead... Brown and Numbers skiing Jordan returns a serve with his efficient forehand Jim Ellsworth gets off a nice back dive against WSC Idaho-WSC fencers jockey for that winning touch p “Hit me here, Briggs,’ this OSC boxer seems to ask This Cougar didn’t stay on the bottom long enough irst sign of summer... twanging racquets getting a work-out before breakfast... a skittish ball whacked across the net... over the fence and down the street wait, Mabel, someone will throw it back . . . maybe ACK SERVES Vie Bertlus, Warren Briggs, Chase Anderson, Watkins Kershaw, Bill Williams, George Unternahrer, Gordon Ross, Tom Wells, and Coach Bob Knox 1942 PACIFIC COAST CHAMPION Bill Williams, 145-pound sophomore, mixes it with W.S.C.’s Mike Nelson 1942 PACIFIC COAST CHAMPION Heavyweight Vie Berllus, junior powerhouse, shoots one over Cougar John DeYoung’s head 1941 SUGAR BOWL CHAMPION Chase Anderson, light heavyweight, and Cougar Ed Rienke wrestle around in that fatiguing third round 104 BOXING « 4 Arren a slow start in dual competition, the Vandal boxing team moved into high gear to place third in the Pacific Coast championships, and bring home two individual titles. Financial and transportation difficulties forced the Vandals to forego defense of their national championship at Baton Rouge. With Knox at the helm for the first time, the Idaho mittmen opened their season by winning six of seven bouts against Lewiston Normal at Lewis- ton. A makeshift Vandal team battled the Loggers to a 344-314 draw in a return match here. Washington State’s experienced leather slingers won two dual meets from Idaho. The Cougars took the first at Pullman 6-2, then repeated here 5-3. Veto Berllus floored W.S.C.’s Bud DeYoung in the second meet after 40 seconds of the second round. Idaho split with Gonzaga, the Bulldogs winning Williams rushes in to tie up his Cougar opponent after missing ... wide open! ... Berllus measures off O.S.C.'s Warren Simas ... with a left in Spokane 414-314, the Vandals evening the count at Moscow 5-3. Sophomore Bill Williams kayoed Tony Felice of the Zags, and Chace Anderson deci- sioned Bulldog Jerry Cohen in the second meet to gain revenge for old set-backs. In an auspicious home start, Idaho defeated Ore- gon State’s touring mittmen 5-3. Berllus made his initial 1942 bout a successful one by decisioning bearded Warren Simas of the Beavers. Berllus and Williams carried the Vandals to third place in the coast tournament. Williams won the 145-pound title, while lanky Berllus took heavy- weight honors. Gordon Ross, Idaho 120-pounder, lost out in the semi-finals, while Warren Briggs and Anderson dropped first round matches. Washington State won the team title with 22 points, followed by San Jose with 19, and Idaho with 16. Shoot your right, Darrell Lott, that Cougar’s inderson ties up Beaver Jack Wells, who misses 105 ae A WELL-BALANCED Vandal ski team topped off its cight-meet schedule with a second place in the Pacifie Coast Conference meet at Mount Rainier, second consecutive year they have finished in that position. Sixth place in the National Intercollegiate meet at Sun Valley also went to the Idahoans. Veterans Phil Conley and Jack Numbers and Freshman Bill Brown paced Vandal individual work. CHCING « « Vanpat fencers placed third in the northern division fencing meet at Seattle after recording one triumph against three defeats in dual meet competition. The Idaho foilmen spilled Washington’s Huskies for their one victory and lost only to W.5.C.’s championship squad in the division meet. Captain George Redford paced the Vandals in their creditable division showing with five victories in six matches, good for second place in individual ratings. 106 Hank Juran shows Jim Ellsworth how to keep an opponent on the bottom ... Ellsworth tries something different in the W.S,.C. meet Juran tries toa separate a Cougar’s head from his body... Ralph Russell apparently doesn’t like being on the bottom .. . La- Vern Bell, two-time Northern Division heavyweight titlist, just can't seem to look tough. Larry McGonagle, Bud Elmore, Hank Juran, John Siddoway, Ralph Russell, Allan Estep, manager Jim Ellsworth, Buhl Sutton, Reed Tucker, Russ Lindstrom, Wrestling INDIVIDUAL triumphs took some of the sting out of a disastrous Vandal wrestling season as LaVern Bell and Captain Hank Juran copped honors in the northern division tourney. Idaho matmen finished fourth in the division meet after Oregon State, Washington. and Washington State all topped the Vandals in dual meet competition. Bell won the northern division heavyweight crown for the only Idaho individual title. Juran, 1941 champion, was runner-up in the 165- pound division. Jim Evisworru CARROLL ELMORE Henry JuRAN Russet Linpstrom LAURENCE McGONAGLE Ropert RoskeLLeY Rautew Russeuu WALTER STEVENS BuuL Surron LAVERN BELL 107 ys 2 ‘ Bill Wright, Merle Songstad, Don Gray, Sat. Robert L. Meador, Bob Seale, Martin Fry, Bob Robbins, Lawrence Douglas Lt. Otta Nelson, coach Jim Canning, Earl Crea, Armour Anderson, Bob O' Connor, Gene Bassett, Gordon Dailey 8 e WIHT Conscientious coaching effort of Stu- dent-mentor Bill Piedmont did little to salvage Idaho's undermanned swim team which lost all dual meets and trai'ed other northern division schools in the championship meet. Brightest spot, however, was the championship diving of Ralph Hollingsworth, who went undefeated in dual meet competi- tion and finished second in the division meet. Rifle Team Ipauno R.O.T.C. rifle team members climaxed a brilliant dual meet season by winning their second consecutive Ninth Corps Area intercollegiate wire mateh. The Vandal marksmen also cap- tured the William Randolph Hearst trophy and finished second in the Pacific Northwest intercollegiate meet at Cor- vallis, Oregon. The Idaho sharpshooters won 25 of hed 27 dual meets during the regular season. At Gem press time they were still firing in the National R.O.T.C. matches. Don Anderson, Art Acuff, Steele Barnett, Bill Piedmont, Coach Captain Ralph Hollingsworth, Allen Field, Byron Thomas, Jerry O' Connor, Bill Bond Idaho and W.S.C. mermen poise for the start of a dash event... Rex Hollings- worth displays championship form in a back dive... Lt. Otto A. Nelson checks over Bob Robbins® target score. TENNIS VANDAL racket wielders climaxed a somewhat drab tennis season with a strong finish to capture third place in the northern division title meet. A lone victory over Montana rewarded efforts of the Idaho team in dual competition while they “were taking it on the chin” from W.S.C., Wash- ington, O.S.C., Oregon, and Whitman. Sumner DELANA Kent Banuen Ecrmer Jonpan Date PoLiaKk Bup Doane Dare Reynoips VOLE Wirn one lone letterman returning from Idaho's 1940 golf team, Vandal linkmen found conference competition tough and defeated only Montana in a season of seven meets, W.S.C., Oregon State, Oregon, and Washington all outscored the Vandal mashie brigade, the Cougar squad turning the trick twice. In the northern division meet, the Vandals finished last while Oregon carried off the team title. Cuaruie Boren Stan Jones Hupson Nieman Binw CamMpBeu. Hanny SN AD Curr PAuLey Bin, Houzer Top: Bob Rosenberry, Dale Pollak, Elmer Jordan, Top: Spekane’s Bud Ward, national amateur Bud Doane, Sumner Delana, Dale Reynolds, Kent champion, drives down the Idaho fairway while a Barber. Bottom: Doane, Barber, Delana, Jordan, student gallery looks on. Botton: Corwin Davidson, Reynolds. Hud Nieman, Harry Snead, Stan Jones, Charles Boren, William C, Campbell, A Gonzaga Bullpup couldn't stop this goalward drive Halfback Thomas cuts to evade a would-be tack flail cK ft aas cuts to evade a would-be tackler 5, y Ke Eigse ora 7 eS OE ; Sy ey err aite Ka bey Wve so. PoaRy H Frosh cagers fight for the ball with Lewiston Normal earers of the 45°s and keepers of the cups... numeral winners dream of “T° sweaters ... membership... masculinity . . . League leaders eye all-school cham- pionships ... trophies... plaques PROSH VY MURALS ’ ee sy r 2? Back row: Charles Pieper, Harry Whiteman, Del Owens, Bill Celiber- ti, Joe Kadluboski, Walt Ruderfer, George Frick, LaVern Bell, Third row: Jerry Eide, Bill Grey, Charles Plastino, Lyle Kerby, Robert Wil- liams, Joe Cole, Fred Johnson, Don Whiting. Second row: Bob Spiker, Harold Bateson, Wendell Hinchcliff, Chuck Thomas, John Evans, Bob Briggs, John LeMoyne, Milton Rut- stein, Frank Schaub. Front row: Jack Schutte, Art Langlois, Larry Gwartney, Milford Moses, Bill Brown, Gordon Friberg, Lyle Fag- nan, Harold Seeds, Coach J. A. “Babe” Brown. Back row: Coach J. A, Babe” Brown, Bob Burns, Jay Gano, Bill Jonas, Bob Obendorf, Bob Stratton, Herschel Berenter, manager. Front row: Del Owens, John Evans, Jim Swarbrick, Bob Ryan, Boyd Han- sen, Jack Hart, Back row: Ben Ryan, manager; Ed Thurston, Jack Ragland, Charles Robins, Walt Ettinger, Jack Mosher, Bill Mouat, Bill Freeburg, Coach Mike Ryan. Front row: Harold Stro- schein, Wayne MeCuire, Bob Me- Laughlin, Marvin Anderson, Jim Babin, Jack Wing, Darrel Dolgner, Bob Vonderharr. FROSH FOOTBALL UNpeEFEATED in three games, the Brown-coached freshman football team had its most successful season in many years. Washington State, Montana, and Gonzaga first-year teams fell before the Vandal Babes. Opening against Montana at Kellogg. the Idaho yearlings won 6-0 when Del Owens scored on a 55-yard pass interception. One more Vandal touchdown on a blocked punt by Joe Kadluboski was called back because of an off-side penalty. The freshmen came from behind to defeat Washington State 13-7. John Evans scored twice for Idaho on end arounds, while Owen's triple threat play was outstanding. Concluding the season, the Vandal Babes won their only home game by outscoring Gonzaga’s Bullpups 19-9. Owens, Evans, and Chuck Thomas all counted touchdowns for the Idaho frosh. BASKETBALL PLAYING more like varsity hoopsters than freshmen, the Vandal Babes finished a shortened season with nine consecutive victories. A clean sweep of the four- game series with Washington State freshmen proved the season's high spot. Other victories came over Lewiston Normal, Kellogg All-Stars, and the Ferdinand town team. With a heavy reserve of material, the Babes rolled up almost 400 points and outscored opponents by 10 points per game. Forward Bob Ryan led the scoring with 91 points. FROST TRACK A Turee-meet schedule provided much-needed experience for a 15-man freshman track squad, Strong only in the distance runs, the Vandal Babes still managed to make a creditable showing in meets with Whitman, E.W.C., and Inland Empire Relay entrants. Outstanding on the freshman roster were Jack Ragland, Ward Stroschein, and Jim Babin, distance runners, and Wayne McGuire in the hurdles and weight events. 113 BASEDALL FRESHMAN baseballers salvaged the remnants of a mediocre season by an even split in their four-game series with Washington State's first-year men. The Idaho yearlings dropped two one-run decisions to Lewiston Normal in their other games, Clark Woods and Keith Parks were winning pitchers in Vandal Babe vie- tories, while the stieckwork of Jack Tewhey, Don Blackburn, and Bill Mangum paced the offense, M | N ( ) L L { ) | l son Foss, Ivar Stone, Victor Tayler ROSH SPORTS John LeMoyne. John Piper, Dean Wackerli, Bruce Freshmen golfers split even in the two-meet Washington State series which Barndollar, Sunday Provenzano. comprised their season. The Idaho yearlings won the first match 744 to 4%, but the Cougar Kittens evened the count with an 8-to-4 victory at Pullman. Team members were Bruce Barndollar, Dean Wackerli, Sunday Provenzano, Bill Mangum, and John Piper. Idaho's freshman tennis team broke even with Washington State's yearlings in their only meet. each squad winning two events. Don Carlson and Gus Ranzinger accounted for the Vandal points with wins in the singles. Rodney Frost was the other Vandal Babe netter. Emulating the example set by varsity harriers, the freshman cross country team finished its two-meet season undefeated. The Vandal Babes eked out a7 a two-point decision over Washington State 27-29, and rolled up a 20-43. vie- tory over Whitman. Dave Stidolph and Bob Eyestone were awarded freshman Elvador Ritter, Frances Lee, Dave _ ’ Seaburg, Allen Stanley. numerals, 114 Upper right: Chrisman’s championship touch football squad. Lower left: The ATO's are university volleyball champs. Candid scenes: Action in the championship playoff game between Chrisman and the ATO's. 116 INTRAMURAL Cunisman Hauu I captured its second successive all-university touch football champion- ship as the 1941-1942 intramural program got under way. The Chrisman gridders won decisively over Phi Delta Theta 24-0. The volleyball crown went to the A.T.O. squad, which defeated Chrisman Hall | 15-8, 15-10 in the finals. In the table tennis competition, Lindley Hall came out on top by edging out Phi Delta Theta. Willis Sweet basketball teams monopolized honors in that sport. Willis Sweet L won the Class A hoop title with an easy 43-28 victory over L.D.S., last year’s champions. In Class B competition Willis Sweet defeated the Idaho Club 32-19 for the championship. Lindley Hall triumphed in the rifle contest, with 5.A.E. in second place. Phi Gamma Delta swimmers won the tank title with a five-point margin over Willis Sweet. INTRAMURAL LinpLtey Hay was leading in total intramural points at Gem press time with track, softball, horseshoes, and golf yet to be contested. Lindley had 970 points to 950 for A.T.O., while Sweet Hall, 943; Kappa Sigma, 885; and Sigma Chi, 800, were close behind. Alpha Phi Chi officers during the year were Dale Reynolds, president; Don Robert- son, vice-president; Dick Snyder, secretary; Dick Harland, treasurer. Sweet Hall won its third intramural championship in four years during the 1940- 1941 season as it edged out A.T.O., 1575 to 1540. In winning, Sweet dethroned Phi Delta Theta, champions the previous year. A.T.O. won four intramural plaques during the season by capturing titles in table tennis, Class B basketball, swimming, and golf. Sweet won the volleyball plaque; Chris- man copped the touch football award; L.D.S. won plaques in Class A basketball and rifle; Idaho Club annexed the track award; Delta Tau Delta took the softball plaque; Sigma Chi and Campus Club split in the horseshoe finals. Upper left: “B League basketball winners were Sweet men. Lower left: Sweet men made a clean sweep by taking the “A” League hoop championship. Lower right: This trio from Lindley won the ping pong title. Upper right: Softball action on the diamond between Sweet and Memorial Gym. 117 Modern Dance members strike a “graceful’’ pose It takes good balance for this tumbling act to succeed ' Dori: ¥ John son sinks a ba ket. pn W pmen : 1 m court ¢Y ay G Putting spin on the ball i: Champ Merrie Lu Kloepfer re trying te spell omething iit Yrar's Vargie striding along the ridge .. . flashing a racquet, hitching up her shorts ... swinging three bats and two hips ... woman's place is behind home plate .or under a badminton net... or ona free throw line POINT SYSTEM Five women qualified for membership in the Women’s “I” Club this year. Earning the necessary 1.250 points for their sweaters and memberships were Phyllis Paynter, Barbara White, Alta Mae Mul- lin, Vera Nell James. and Lois Ream. Officers of the athletic group, sponsor of a special leisure time activities program for all women students, were: Merle Delp. president; Helen Campbell, vice-president; Verle Bursted, secretary-treasurer: and Pat Unternahrer, historian. 120 Margaret Mylne, instructor: Janette L. Wirt, associate professor and head of Physical Educa- tion for Women; Frances Bascom, instructor; Mrs. W. H. Boyer, instructor Rachel Swayne, Lois Ream, Virginia Anderson, Alta Mae Mutler, Pat Unternahrer, Phyllis Paynter Miss Margaret Myine, Marjory Cruickshank, Verle Burstedt, Helen Campbell, Merl Delp 8 5 UNDER A scoring system devised by the association, women earning 100 points in the after-school hour sports are eligible for membership in the Women’s Athletic Association. Women earning 1,250 points are awarded women’s “I sweaters. Helen Campbell, who has earned over 2,000 points this year in W.A.A., was presented with an “I” blanket, highest individual W.A.A. award given. The association pledged 82 women February 17, who made the necessary points. W.A.A. sponsors a picnic for all freshmen women each fall, and an awards banquet in May, Phyllis Paynter is president; Pat Unternahrer, vice-president; Helen Newman, cor- responding secretary; Barbara Long, recording secretary; Rachel Swayne, treasurer; Mrs. Frances Bascom, advisor. Doris Johnson is leisure sports head, Merle Delp, basketball; Peggy Massey, softball: Marjorie Childs, tennis; Beverly Weber, badminton; Rae Cleare, swimming; Dorothy Ann Outzs, rifle; Mary Fran Marshall, horseshoe and shuffle board; Kay Paynter, golf; Pat Bowlby, archery; Merrie Lu Kloepfer, ping-pong; and Betty Detweiler, publicity. Betty Detweiler, leguy Massey, Jo Schwenkfelder, Dorothy Ann Outss, Lorene Bales, Pat Unternahrer, Alta Mae Mullin, Mary Fran Marshall, Phyllis Paynter, Merl Delp Helen Campbell, Ruth Ellen Jackson, Doris Johnson, Vera Nell James, Betty Armstrong - 7 121 SOPHOMORE feminine athletes carried off early honors in W.A.A. class tournament sports for this year with triumphs in both speedball and volleyball tournaments. Sharpshooting freshmen hoopsters, however, edged them in the basketball finals by a 37-36 count. When The Gem was “put to bed” the golf tournament had not yet been played. W.A.A. contestants who place on first-string teams get 100 points, second team contestants are awarded 50 points, and all other partici- pants get 10 points apiece. Total points are tabulated for individual sweaters and for “I” blankets. THE LARGE NUMBER of women participants in individual tournaments prove that team sports are not the only ones they turn out for. Comely sophomore Merrie Lu Kloepfer won the W.A.A. ping-pong title, while top honors in the shuffle board tourney went to Alta Mae Mullin. Marjorie Childs topped the horseshoe contestants, and Beverly Weber won the badminton tournament. Marjorie Childs and Beverly Weber were finalists in the tennis meet when The Gem went to press. Corine Williams, Elnora Arms, and Mary Reynolds were given archer’s rating this spring for bow and arrow work. Pleas, t takes allkinds...and we've lived with’em... borrowed their neckties, swiped their razor blades . . . dated their girl friends ... swell guys and queer characters... who taught usa lot... meet my roommate... the wolf LOOM VY BOARD Independent Council Foster “respectable” politics . . . Two representatives from each independent house... Meet sometimes. OFFICERS President - - - - Bon ELLINGSON Vice-President - - - Bup E_more Secretary - + = += Jover Mercer Treasurer” - - He.en Horman MEMBERS Campus Crus LDS. Instrirotre Ed Bodily Jerry Skiles Craige Manning Tad Nielson Linptey Haus Mose Disotell Cunisman Hatt Frank Dillon Bud Elmore Ripensaven Haw Jerry OO Conner g Drexel Brown Norma Marchi Forney Haus. Winuis Sweet Hau Arlene Deobald Miriam Meyer Bob Desaulniers Virgil Haynes Ralph Joslyn wv Hays Haus at bas Edith Jones Tau Mem Aueeu Y | - Walt Gugnoni Bodily Brown Deobald Desaulniers Ipano Crur Dillon Disotell Ellingson Filmore Guagnoni Hanson Haynes Hoffman Datpa Tau GCamMa Jones Joslyn Maier Manning John Gibson Marchi Mercer Neilson O'Conner S Reinhardt Skiles Ed Hansen Helen Hofman Rey Rhinehart Joyee Mercer 128 Intertraternity Council Further: Brotherhood at the polls, fraternity with ex-dean of men, guidance of bewildered, opulent freshmen . . . Banquet, dinner exchanges ... Frat booklet, discontinued. President - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer « AvpHa Tau Omrea Bill Fimers Ray Hoobing Jim Hutchinson Bera Thera Pi Fd Benoit Spencer Hess Detta Cur Dick Larson Bob Pace Kenneth Webb Dectra Tavs Denta Bob Korman Dick Still Bob Walkley Karras Sigma Sam Kaufman Jack Numbers Gailen Soule OFFICERS - - Rupy FRANKLIN - - - - Diek Stine Nep GNARDINGER x i - Jack Hoiianp MEMBERS Pur Deura Tuera Rudy Franklin Tom Harland Stan Park Gordon Williamson Put Gauaua Devra Fred Fulton Jack Holland Jack Mosher Siema Cut Gene Luntey Oliver Mackey Ralph MeColm Sicma Apna Epsiton Carl Minden Bill Mouat Henry Prosser Stema Ne Bill Bakes Jack Nelson Jim Towles Bakes Benoit Kimers, W. English Fulton . om Goaedinger Hamilton Harland Hess Holland , a PA b. x LAMBDA Ht ALPHA Pau Kapra Erstion Hoobing Hutchinson Kaufman Korman Larson Ed English Ladd Hamilton Lantey Mackey MeColm Meagher Minden Morri« Mosher Mouat Nelkkon Numbers Ned Gnaedinger Burt Meagher Pace Park Soule Still Towles Walkely Webl Weeks Jack Morris Nolan Weeks Williamson 129 See that litle Mary doeswt view “Paradise” prior pledying . . . Final arbiter: Dean Olson . . . Two representatives per house. President - - - VIRGINIA ANDERSON Vice-President - - Vera Newt James Secretary-Treasurer - - Jover Tucker Advisor - Mus. V. A. Currrkincron Avena Crt OMEGA Lorene Rach Arloine Schmidt AnpHa Put Virginia Anderson Rose Starr Deets Devra Deva Dorothy Erickson Joyce Tucker Deira GAMMA Helen Jeanne Brink Wanda Kimes Norma Lou MeMurray Gamma Put Beta Betty Detweiler Mary Ellen Dunkle Kappa Atpua THeta Gay Bonman Vera Nell James Kavva Kappa Gam™a Joyce Kenworthy Mary Fran Marshall Pi Bera Put Anderson Bales Bouman Collier Dunkle Erickson Lorene Bales James Kenworthy Kimes Marshall MeMurray Rach Janet Collier Schmidt Starr Tucker 130 Alpha Chi Omega =. Coke-dated into Liew and a lonely soldier's affections .. . Sub- stituted defense for dancing—upperelassmen’s ball . . . Palids. SENIORS Betty Downing Ruth Mardahl Dorothy Dunlap Margaret Tomlinson Helen Hillman Dorothy Varner JUNTIONS Phyllis Blakemore Marilyn Moore Beverly Brainard Lorene Rach Betty Hale Arlene Voboril Barbara Leach Corrine Williams SOPHOMORES Jean Adamson Marilyn Jones Lauretta Gibbs Barbara Lohrenyz Irene Glahe Harriet McCurdy Maxine Grover Madelyn Mason Helen Louise Jones Arloine Schmidt FPRESHMEN Molly Bradbury Peggy Massey Viola Dahmen Barbara Mears Betty French Bett y Olson 2 Adamson Blakemore Bradbury Brainard Dahmen Margaret Gunson Joyce Penwell Downing Dunlap French Gibbs Glahe r Grover Gunson Hale Henderson Hillman Doris Henderson Jean Schoenhals Jones, Helen Jones, Marilyn Jones, Maciorie Leach Lorenz Fee ? e Mardahl Mason Masney MeCardy Mears Marjorie Miller Jones Mary Stockslager Moore Penwell Rach Sehmidt Schoenhals ; a Stockslagee ‘Tomlinson Varner Voboril Wicks Mary MeCabe Viola Wicks Williams 131 Aldecoa Bakes Dieter, N, Halversen Jones Lathrop Rice Stare ‘Turner Whiteman 132 Anderson Burnside Favre Hamilton Jordan MacRae Roberts Swanson Weisbrod Wilson Andrew Campbell Glindeman Arrivee Comnick Guernsey Jeffers Kecton, ¥. Mort Shewnack Bacheller Dieter, E. Guthmana p Martzko Slater Alpha Phi Purl one—for Red Cross .. . Pledges hurried their English composition, upperclassmen took time out to knit an afghan . . Brain Baby Burnside took their frosh scholarship cup. Virginia Anderson Norma Dieter Christine Favre Betty Jo Jeflers Delphine Aldecoa Margaret Bacheller Janice Andrew Betty Jo Bakes Kunice Dieter Carmelita Guernsey Beverly Campbell Jeanne Glindeman Margaret Guthman Lucile Halverson Margaret Hamilton Betty Hoffman Charlotte Arrivee Margaret Burnside Nadine Comnick Pat Hanna SENIORS JUNIORS Mary Ellen Jordon Virginia Keeton Marion Rice Katherine Tuller Winona Kemp Hazel Morbeck Macey Mott Helen Motzko Roberta Swanson Betty Turner Rosemary Wilson SOPHOMORES Helen Lothrop Edna Lueylle Roberts Kathryn Robinson Rose Starr Mary Shewnack Virginia Weisbrod Anne Whiteman FRESHMEN Maxine Slatter May Buford Jones Clara Johnson Billie Keeton Jean MacRae Forney Wall � « Lusty Linds—many Treble Clefs . . . ...« Don shorts for WAA. Linger in home ec labs Alhe Allard Anderson, C Anderson, D. Anderson, J. Barnes, J, Beach Bohman Burastedt Caldwell Campbell Christian Comnick Cox Cunningham Deobald, Ann Deobald, Art, Dunlap Erickson Frank Franson Greeo Greiner Hansen Harrington, E, Harrington, KE. Harris Havens Hilfiker odge Hutaell Jensen Jobosan, L. Jobnson, M. Kehneo Kuhel Latty Lighthield 144 SENIORS Eleanor Allard Vivian Mooers Barbara Beach Eva Nelson Verle Buratedt Blanche Onstot Helen Campbell Helen Robertson Kathleen Christian Mildred Rowe Jane Ellen Canningham Laura Runck June Gouyd Barbara Sherwin Joyce Hilliker Betty Slayton Louise Kuhel Norma Steele Betty Mackin June Stein Miriam Maier Mildred Westebdahl JUNTORS Vivian Bohman Donna Burditt Vivian Caldwell Marie Comnick Ellen Cox Arlene Deobald Margaret Dunlap Alice Fulton Madline Greco Elaine Harrington Marylu Jensen Lois Johnson Mildred Mallory Mona Meyers Rowena Nordby Kathleen Orr Liviah Oslund Josephine Palmer Maxine Reeves Hazel Renner Lois Richwine Mavis Scheupbach June Sorenson Dorothy Spence Virginia Wickman Delta Tau Delta =� Seenic joint, via rooftop bench Most vigorous at their Russian Ball... have passed away. Kinsley Brown Bob Ingraham Roy Kuehner Bill Leonard Allen Bauscher Averell Clark Kenneth Crowell Wes Evans John Gackel Dick Gordon George Campbell Keith Daniels Ralph Didrickson Jack Jullian Cecil Bridges Bill Deinhard Don Dashiels Dee Gray SENIORS Stan Varner JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Bob Walkley PKESHMEN Jim Wokersein courtesy of Sigma Chi... For the old heritages Jim Spofford Dick Still Bob Swisher Steve Utter Fred Greenfield Bob Korman Warren Lauer Bill Reed Wayne Rodeback Eli Schwalbe Bill Kennedy Bill Mangum Jesse Momberger Isaac Moor Paul Laughlin Jim Miller Frank Murphy Nelson Parker Bauscher Crowell Evans Julian Laughlin Moor Schwalbe Varner Watkley Wokersien Bridges Daniels Gordon Kennedy Leonard Murphy Spofford Brown Dashiell Gray Korman Mangum Parker Sull Campbell Deinhard Greenfield Cuehner Miller Reed Swisher Clark Didrikeen ngraham Lauer Momberger Rodeback Utter 143 Delta Gamma « « + “Hannah's” a breezy lass . . . Chains a frat pin to her anchor, keeps a Mortar Board badge in the dresser drawer . . . Boosts her house mother. Jane Barrett Flizabeth Bracken Dorothy Coon Klinore Finch Wanda Kimes Norma Lou MeMurray Patricia Weiser Betty Rae Appling Kathleen Ash Mary Eleanor Bedwell Beverly Bistline Marjorie Cruickshank Mary Gano Pauline Hawley Margaret Bacon Claire Bracken Helen Jeanne Brink Marjorie Call Betty Chester Winifred Christianson Marilyn Fowles Rileen Hawley Pat Heath Helen W ilson SOPHOMONES Anne Peavey Mary Retherford Cynthia Samms Nancy Savidge Barbara Simpson Mary W ard Patricia Holden Jeanne Llunter Patsy McGrath Esther Lee Nichols Nancy June Stafford Barbara Sutcliff Joanne Tretner Adene Hyde Flavia Lee Constance MacCallam Evelyn MacKay Arlene McBean Eldene Muleahy Beth Reidel Nancy Robinson Maryella Sanford PRESHMEN Appling Ach Rahbcock Baeon Barrett Bedwell Bretline Bracken, GC. Bracken, BE. Brink Call Chester Christianson Coon Coppock Croickshank Finch Fowles Betty Babcock Marilyn Simpson Beware EK. Hewleys P. Heath Holden Hunter imen “- MacCallaom MacKay McBean Patricia Coppock Margaret Stillinge McGrath = MoMurray 1 Nichols Peavey Ketherford Z PI argaret Stillinger Rey nolde Riedel Robinson Rupp Same Sanford . Moine TT Savidge Simpson, B. Simpson, M. Stafford Stillinger Sateliff M ury Re y nolds Elaine Thomas Thomas ‘Tretner fare y Weiser Wheeler Judith Rupp Ann Wheeler Wilkon 142 Delta Delta Delta. Exotic... Academic... Meladious . . . Commodious quarters - Lambda Chi alliances . . . SAI, Cardinal Key, Mortar Board sponsorship, SENIORS Olive Bidne Ellyne Hallman Lucy Adele Dillingham Marian Heath Kay Durham Kay Schneider JUNIORS Marjorie Ann Brunger Eleanor Johnson Merilyn Burford Alta Mae Mullin Shirley Clark Carolyn Norris Virginia Clark Joyee Tucker Dorothy Erickson Virginia Young SOPHOMORES Virginia Bennette Polly Bulkley Lorraine Hallman Ruth Marie Knoles Maxine Mulroney Jean Bonneville Betty Brown Helen Sims Lillian Tegan Anne Thompson Billic Lou Van Riper Kathleen Woodworth Eleanor Johnston Helen Knages Erlene Cornwall Rose Lessinger Miriam Cunningham Ann Potwin Jean Gray Pat Potwin Bennett Bidne Bonneville Brown Bulkley Burford Clark, 5. Clark. V. Corawall Cunningham . = = Dillingham Erickson Gray Haliman, E. Hallman, L. Witla: stm Ruth Roberts Heath ill Houx Jobnson Jobaston . 7 Knsges Knoles Lessinger Mullin Mulroney Marvel Houx Elizabeth Sprague Norris Potwin, A. Potwin, P. Roberts Schneider Sime Sprague Tega Thompson Toeker Van Riper Whitesell Woodworth Young Gly de Whitsell 141 Aschenbrener Chandler Greet King McGee Moses Pasborg Smith Stone Uslar 140 Biehl Spaeth Thompson Webb Birehmier Garber Helbling Lareon Mervyn Nelson Peters Steile Unternahrer Wilde Brannon Gaylord Johnson Lyons Monks Pace Rowles Butts Cordon Jordan Martinsen Mortensen Parke Shadel Snow sculptors . . . Members from beyond borders . . Antone Aschenbrener Corwin Biehl Neil Johnson Keith Martinson Goss Gorden Richard Larson Harry Mosman Harvey Butts Rarl Chandler Raymond Helbling Robert McLaughlin William Mervyn Hugh McGee Donald Birehmier Jack Brannon Everett Davidson Kenneth Gaylord John Garber Edward Greef Edward Grieser Kenneth Jordan SENIORS Kenneth Webb JUNTONS SOPHOMORES Eugene Thompson FRESHMEN Support an invalid New Jersey auto. . . Pirateers. Howard Monks Gridley Rowles Robert Smith Edward Uslar Mervin Pasbourg Addison Stone Dean Wilde Paul Nelson Robert Pace Keith Parks Gerald Pederson Ralph Peters Leigh Shadel Pat King Vern Lange Hardy Lyons Robert Martensen Milford Moses William Spaeth John Steile George Unternaher � � « « Chrisman tall From editor tw athlete... Frequent firesides . .. Thriving lawn «+ Fine portrait of the General. SOPHOMORES Don Anderson Robert Knudsen Raymond Bafus Chris Koch Austin Belnap Joe Kruse Keith Boyington Fred Latham Don Carlson James Lyden John Chivers Jack McLaughlin Tom Chivers Frank Mitchell Carroll Elmore Cecil Morrison Mike Erramouspe Wayne Reddecopp William Frieburg Duane Taylor John Hamm Gordon Toevs Richard Hodder John Wahl Stanley Jenson Kenneth Westfall Ellis Wickward PRESHMEN Herbert Barnes William MeDonel Robert Baroska Harol Neill Virgil Brown Henry Noel Kenneth Burghardt Peter Olivadoti John Catvert Paul Olson Lovell Callister John O°’ Mara George Doyle Neon Parker Albert Pirrasmoupe Allen Peak Robert Fisher Marcus Pederson Edward Ghormley James Powell Richard Green Donald Reddecopp Jack Gunderson John Shreve Walter “Bud” Henry LaMar Stewart Prank Hveem Frank Tipton John Alan Jones Jim Toomey Loren Knutson Pat Tunney Richard Koch Ronald Walker Paul Laughlin William Zahora Kauteon Koch Koester Kruse Lambert Latham Leeright Lewies Mattson MeLaughtin examine sxe a a Pederson KReddecopp, D. Reddecopp, W. Redford Rosenberry Edgar Grahn Robert Patton Thoms Tipton Tere a. Toe G. Walker, P. . 5 Westfall Wickward Wishart Zahora Andrew Olson Charles Strohm Zaring Zielineki 139 Anderson, C Bradbory Carlson Crandall, ©. thmore Fisher Green Hanson Jensen, 5. Jones, 138 Anderson, D Foster Grieb Henry Jones, H,. Erramouspe, J. Freeburg Gunderson Honey Barbour Burghardt Clar Dirks Ercamouspe, M. Chormley Hodder Hveom Ca Dyrgall Favaro Graba Hamm Jensen, R Chrisman Hall . 4 Willis Sweet ante-room . . man lads fence, debate, run, edit Chace Anderson Guy Anderson Victor Barbour Lawrence Bradbury James Canning Ted Carpenter Burton Clark Bernard Pavaro James Foster Merland Grieb Ivan Hanson Bob Ingraham Robert Jensen Albert Bonin Peter Budarf Phil Conley Calvin Crandall Wallace Crandall Francis Dillon Robert Dirks Victor Dyrgall John Erramouspe Lawrence Hatchett Francis Honey SENIORS JUNIORS Edward Zielinski . The navy came to town . enforce study hours. . � Chris- Ronald Lambert Bob Leeright Roland Mattson Torgus Oaas Ted Oylear Jarvis Palmer Edwin T. Peterson George Redford Fred Siebe Donald Swinney Harvey Thomson Alden Toeys Joe Zaring John Jasberg Howard Jones Edward Koester Leonard Labine Harry Lewies Fred Nichols Jerry O'Connor Lee Paine Robert Rosenberry Eugene Walker Blaine Wishart « x� Campus Club Do-re-mi the Pullman highway. quartet warbles at balls and brawls . . . Live out on SOPTIOMORES Vern Elwin Baum Clarence Bellem Darrel Dean Dolgner Egan William Drenker Grant Bodily Hall Blaine Broadhead Harper Theodore Roger Homling Donald Nelson Hyder Sylvan Jeppesen James Joseph Leonard Richard Henry Lockwood Robert Sloan Luntey Wm. Robertson McClure, Jr. Lloyd Gaines Martinson Donald Sturman Miller Duane Morgan Forrieat Marvin Munro Tad Neilson Gerald Edwin Pederson Herbert Llewellyn Rees Jerome Saltzman Alfred Terlson Paul Irwin Thome, Jr. Boyd Thompson Whittle Billy Freeman Williams Lynn Harley Williams Michael A. Williamson PRESUMEN Walter Warren Aeschliman Robert Cecil Aldaffer Tom 8S. Arima Norman Wyler Bartachi Jack H. Berry Gerald Birch Herbert Ff. Bormann William Joxeph Charles M. Code James Forbes Crunk Robert Cummings David Dale Dredge Abraham Erlick Robert D. Eyestone Lewis Warren Fuller Lumir Earnest Funda Ollie Gerhard Roy Eugene Grush William Carman Harrison Arthur Floyd Haynes Robert Lyle Haworth Niles William Hoff Albert Frank Hribar Frank Harris Jacobs Gordon Everett Josly n Gordon Frank Kalk Donald Theodore Killogh Aldo Leon Martinetti Raymond Andrew McClure Ike Minata Floyd Glendon Morrison Wallace Dewey Nicholas Carlyle Duquesne Nickens Curtis Roy Olson Delmar L. Owens Herman Norman Pabst Jack Alvin Pederson Ned Otto Peterson Thomas Wesley Priest Thomas Ross Radebaugh John William Reeves Robert Thomas Roduner William Kenneth Royston Walter Alvin Raderfer Frank Xavier Schaub David Rinhold Seaberg Cecil Raymond Sult James Castles Swarbrick Glen Snell Thomas Keith Tracy Verlyn Van Curen Merton D. Y. Fredenberg, Jr. James Wesley Warren Franklin Ferguson West Hugh Myron Whittaker Gordon Lester Zorb Langland MeNaughton Sweet wood Luntey Mills Munroe Pabet Sarbacker Thome Manning Morrison, Murdock Perry Seott Vedder Whittle Martinson Morrison, F, Neilson Rodunner Slusher Waleh Williams MeClure Morrison, H, Nickens Royston Stenock Weat Williameon 137 7 BUT “They Wanted Wings’’—a la corps . . . Compete with Brother Idaho... Dean Olson okayed their dance— Blackout. SENIORS LaVerne H. Bollinger Melvin Estes MceEuen Robert Burchell Finley Hugh MeNaughton Seth Stewart Corless John Craige Manning Paul Wayne Basterbrook Stanley Mills Glenn Fay Galbraith Howard Victor Morrison Harvey Louis Glick Quentin Chester Murdock William Arthur Graham Warren Robert Randall Joseph William Grannan Cletus George Sarbacher Elmer Edward Johnson Kenneth William Scott Thor H. Kiilsgaard Edward Cullom Slusher Howard Glen Langland Attilio Steneck Siegfried Erie Lienk Russell Stoffer Stewart Richard Hyrum Walch JUNIORS Edwin Bodily Henry Daniel Moser George Perry Boyes Lewis Gordon Nonini Bruce Lloyd Brooks Jack Ray Perry Leonard Brooks Wilmer Glen Priest Gordon Dailey George Robie Russell Allen Joe Estep Joe W endell Snyder Claude Hansen George Edward Stoddard Robert Jabez Harrison Charles William Sweetwood Carl Andrew Johannesen Norbert Francis Vedder Albert Vivian Martin Timothy Francis Vedder William Morrison Harvey Curtis Washburn Alldaffer Bartechi Boum Berry Bodily Bollinger Bormann Brooks, B Brooks, L. Burchell Corless Cummings Dailey Dolgner Dredge Easterbrook Erlick Galbraith Glick Grannan Grush Harrison, K, Harrison, W. Haworth Haynes Hyder Jacube Jeppesen Johannesen Johnson Joslyn Kalk Klilegaard 136 balda Tau Gamma Bus-boarders in slushy weather .« � “Down-town-girls,” their branch of the national is active... Pins. Joyce Beadles Betty Boles Angela Borg LaVerne Grieser Winifred Hart Jean Beadles Eveline Bellos Lorraine Bjorklund Patricia Bowlby Mary Jean Farnam Jean Frei Lauretta Gibbs Frances Larsen Ailene Ainslie Paulene Ainslie Betty Benson Harriet Bockman Maruel Brannon Janet Burke Beulah Butts Glatha Carmen Dorothy Christenson Betty Clumpner Charlotte Dimond Dona Drew SENIORS Ruth Alice Vanouck JUNTORS Helen Hofmann Feroll Hunter Avanel Langdon Jovee Mercer Kivda Ratliff SOPHOMORES Phyllis Lowe Ida Jane Lyons Eileen Nelson Glyta Payne Katharyn Ruckman Franees Sanborn Josephine Schwenkfelder Margaret Ward Helen Westberg FRESHMEN Ann Erker Jerry Finnell Gloria Heisner Mary McCabe Joan Mayo Betty Moody Berta Morse Bonnie Jean Palmer Barbara Ravenscroft Mary Steensma Juanita Sturgill Elizabeth Tyra Betty Ann Woesner Readles, Jean Borg Clampner Crieser Larson Morse Ruckman Woesner Beadles, Joyre Bowlby Dinneond ort Lyons Nelson Schwenkfelder Benson Butts Ecker Heisner Mayo Palmer Vanouck Bjorklund Carmen Frei Hofmaoan Mercer Ratliff Ward Bockman Christenson Gibbe Hunter Moody Ravenseroft Westbure 135 Beta Theta Pl� « Business majors and managers . . . Bulldog “Mugs” proxies for the boys’ eight-o'clocks . . . Debate, scholarship . . . Extra- curricular serenading for the Sigma Chis. SENIORS Dale Austin Boyd Brown Armour Anderson Robert Einhouse Jack Baker Jack Hawley Bill Barrett Jerry Johnson Ed Benoit Colin MeLeod Brace Boyd Dick Snyder JUNIORS Leonard Blandford Louis Larson Kenneth Dodds Fred Lukens Dean Elder John McCormack Jim Farrell Bob Robinson Talmadge Hawkins Joe Ryan Pete Hecomovich Denton Siddoway Spencer Hess Tom Sneddon Charles Knox Elmer Stout SOPHOMOKES Tom Baker Burke Hudelson Jim Bolles Sherman King Art Chapman Don Coski Bud Durant Archie Larson Milton George Herb Larsen Dale Greeley Keith McCarthy Robert Hampton Richard Michels Hugh Harper Dean Miller Ross Miner Bob Sahlberg Bill Paulsen Grant Siddoway Dale Rullman Court Smith FPRESUMEN Dick Beier Albert Benoit Bob Brandt Sid Brown Bob Blandford Art Blomgren Ray MeKinster Fred Meech Bruce Nicholas Jim Nunnelley Don Parker Steve Pease Anderson Austin Baker, J. Baker, T. Keier Renoit, A. ‘ Renoit, F Blandford, L. Blandford, R. Blomgren Bolles Boyd Randy Clements John Rummell Brandt Brown, B, Brown, S. Clements Coski Daoftin = cic cemial Durant Rider Farrell Greeley Hampton Harper W ayne Garrett Ellis Stettler Hawhine Hawley Hews lowet Johnson ine . % Koox Larsen, HL. Larsen, L. Le Moyne Lukens McCormack George loset Maurice Swanson MeKineter Meech Miller Miner Nicholas Nunnelley wah Parker Pease Hi Rummel Kyan Sahiberg John Le Moyne Don Toolson Siddoway, D. Siddoway, G. 5 y apn Snyder Stettler Stout Laddie Whiteman Swanson Toolson Whiteman 134 Alpha Tau Omega� Rows of feet along grilled balconies . . Art Acuff James Hutchinson Walter Ingersoll William McKinley Howard Albrethsen Cliff Benson Paul Cawley Weldon Cole Henry Crowley Don Dahlberg Dick Eimers Ray Hoobing Vonley Hopkins Don Howard John Batt Bill Eimers Norman Fredekind Glen Hart Bill Johnson Farrell Jones Leroy Homan Ed Komosky Frank August Ed Dalva Jim Davis Addison Foss Bill Gray Wes Gutke Tom James SENIORS JUNIONS SOPHOMORES Charles Wilson FRESHMEN Wayne Williams - make spring opening official . . . “Home” for many of Wicks’ boys... Levis. John Moggridge Hal Tripp George Wilkinson Ray Wilson Gerald Hyde Loren Kambitsch Bob Moss Shirley Mackey Ted Pence Loren Rice Bert Schmidt Harold Soeters Larry Talbot Bill Wall Gene Littlefield Rupert Miller Bob Pyper Clinton Quigley Sam Rosen Max Smith Don Swan Jack Tewhey lowell Johnson Thomas D. Jones John Mattmiller Miles Patrick Bill Overbaugh Bob Stratton Bill Wakeland Acuff Albretheon Dahlberg Crowley ‘ome Fredekind Homan Hoobing Ingersoll James Littlefield Mackey Pener I’y pee Sovters Smith Wall Willian Wilson, € Wilson, K. Batt Dalva Gilbert Hopkins Johnson Matmiller Quialey Swan Palbor Cawley Cole Eimers, K, Gutke Hart Hutebineon Hyde Kambritech Komusky Overbaugh Patrick Hosea Ryan Tripp Wakelond 133 Eimers, W, ‘orney Hall Cause-effect .. . Study table frosh scholarship record... Four room suites with fall floor-sleeping, Aune Alho Carol Anderson Jean Barnes Lueitle Eyrich Lois Frank Lavonne Hall Verlee Hansen Evea Harrington Maurie Havens Lois Hodge Margery Ann Hautsell Miriam Latty Donna Anderson Juanita Anderson Blizabeth Brown Ann Deobald Eldoris Erickson Marion Franson Betty Greiner Dorothy Harwood Margaret Kehne Winnie Mackin SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Maxine Walter Ruth Lightfield Barbara Long Annamac Meleum Fern Meyers Celia Mitchell Mary Ellen Nelson Barbara Oliver Alice Richardson Josephine Shelton Connie Stapleton Cherry Stranahan Elizabeth Wallace Florence Marshall Francis Marshall Jeanette Mitchell Julienne Paulson Phyllis Simpson Erma Smith Gertrude Stein Joyce Sundstrom Leatha Swofford Adalain Taft Long Mackin, B. Mackin, W. Maier Mallory Marshall, Fl. Marshall, Fr. Meleum Mitchell Mooers Nelson, E, Nelson, M.E, Norby Ore Oshund Palmer Paulson Renner Richardson Richwine Robertson Kowe Schuepbach Shelton Sherwin Simpaon Smith Sorenson Spence Stapleton Steele Stein, G, Stein, J. Stranahan Sundatrom Swofford Taft Wallace Walter Westendahl Wickman 145 Hamma Phi beta The Dads came—consecutive cup copping . .. Argonaut copy desk tradition . . . “ Smarty-parties.” SENIORS Betty Armstrong Mary Ellen Dunkle Mary Virgnia Burch Fileen Gilbertson Sue Cherry Cicily Ann Herman Marjorie Colquhoun Katharine Kostalek Madelyn Douglas Claramay Patterson JUNIORS Dorothy Bayne Ruth Ellen Jackson Betty Detweiler Catherine MeGregor Dorothy Follett Betty Senft Clara Gilman Mary Lou Sherman Betty Lou Gordon Elise Smith Mary Wright SOPHOMORES Meredyth Bowler Barbara Greenwell Carol Brandt Phyllis Lyon Marjorie Childs Betty Mazna Helen Foster Roberta Rodgers Jean Tabor FRESHMEN Betty Ahrens Phyllis Humphrey Barbara Ballenger Sylvia Landrus Kay Barbee Molly McMahon Ahrene Armatrong Ballenger Barbee Bayne Bowler Brandt Baureh Cardwell Cherry Betty Cardwell Frances Moran Childe Colquhoun Corrigan Douglass Dunkle e Follett Foater Gilbertson Gilman Ge i - Greenwell Humphrey Jackson Kost Hilary Ann Corrigan Beverly Weber Landrus MeGregor Mazna McMahon Moran one Rodgers Senft Sherman . foros oo Whit S Smith Tabor Dorothy Ann Hauge Emelyn Whitlock Weber Whitlock = = Wilson Wright Marion Wilson 146 Kappa Alpha Theta Leading ladies—stage, debate, and scholarship . . . Before foot- lights and behind scenes, in every ASUI dramatic production . . . Resalved inta first place, women’s debate . Dan t wear horn-rimmed plasses, but get grades. SENIORS Phyllis Akers Vera Nell James Gay Bonman Evelyn Langenwalter Maxine Bryant Frances MeConnell Elizabeth Ellis Mary Thurston JUNTIONS Betty Boles Mary Ellen Ripley Adell Clemmer Janet Runyan Lois Stone SOPHOMORES Muriel Axtell Lois Lemon Bettie Bean Mary Esther Montgomery Mary Brown Jewell Morris JoAnn Crites Dorothy Ann Outzs Helen Jean Davis Francile Rawlings Betty Gibb Maxine Reynolds Jane Herrington Helen Stanfield Mary Patricia Houston Helen Urness Marian Kilbourn Sybil Urness Eleanor White FRESHMEN Bonnie Jean Brown Jean Kersey Jean Bruins Barbara Miller Helen Campbell Katharyn Rosebaugh Virginia Dempsey Camille $ pee) amille Short Akers Axtell Bean Boles Bonman Murial F ‘ Vircinia S Brown, B, J. Brown, M. Bruins Bryant Camphell urial Pugate irginia Snyder Clemmer Crites Davis Dempsey EMi« ae F — 4 Greif Herrington, EF. Herrington, J V irginia Grief Roberta Sutton Kersey Kilbourne Langenwalter Miller Montgomery Morris E aeattakar ey ‘ian S . Reynold Ripley Rosebaugh dna Herrington Francis Swantek Shove 7 Snyder Stenheld Bee Button Swant ae u u Betty Jane Wahle Urness, $. Wahle White 147 Anderson Bauer Cleare Done Fanning Guilfoy Hart Hunter ing Kouteon 148 Andrus Beany Collins Doumacq Finley Hall, Lavonne Holt Jackson Kloepfer Larson, E. Flather Hall, Wanda Honstead Jones, E. Barinaga Campbell Daw Du Bois Gardner Handy Hoopes Jones. L. Baskett Chapman Devine Everest Cuernecy Hardin Howard Koleter avs Hall � Most magnitudinous of women’s dorms .. . . Copped ping pong finals . . . SENIORS Jean Cameron Rae Cleare Louise Collins Shirley Ann Davidson Betty Devine Joan Finley Harriett Flather Venita Finegan Ruby Gardner Francis Hardin evelyn Heist Margaret King Estella Larson Martha McNamara JUNTORS Joyee Anderson Elizabeth Benny Betty Bloom Nina Jane Browning Shirley Campbell Maurine Cruser Venice Draper Annette DuBois Helen Everest Helen Hamilton Delphine Hart Helen Honstead Margarite Walter x Population, 120 Dorothy MeMartin Vanina Nunn Alice Oppenheim Margaret Potter Mildred Paul Andria Russel Lois Ream Ella Richards Juanita Senften Wanda Siple Justine Smith Erma Thomas Marjorie Thompson Evelyn ‘Tomanek Jessie Johnson Davis Keister Iris Kautson Betty Leaton Jean Mann Flaine Miller Erma Nail Barbara Oliver Pat Palmer Catherine Stover Rachel Swayne Barbara Wallace xk kek k lays Hall Determine destiny of home ec. education organizations . . Vivacious housemother . . . Delores Barinaga Mary Brown Priscilla Done Gloria Guernsey Dorothy Hunter Edith Jones Merrie Lu Kloepfer Gladys Larson Ann Lorenz Afton Lundblade Margaret McFadden Jacqueline Morefield Marguerite Andrus Lucille Ball Evellen Baskett Emma Bauer Lois Campbell Jean Chapman Dora Dau Della Doumacy Mary Fanning Kileen Guilfoy Wanda Hall Donna Handy Mary Howard SOPTIOMORES FRESHMEN nice, too. Lorraine Murphy Betty Olson Virginia Richardson Cleo Ricks Shirley Ross Janice Spaulding Bonnie Speer Ethel Thomas Irene Tulppa Leona Tulppa Margaret Van Engelen Marcille Williams Lola Jackson Lillian Jones Barbara Malin Edith Marler Donna Mavity Lois MeCarty Yvonne Needham Doris Nelson Norma Rogers Helen Sasser Muriel Whiteman Rileen Wilkens Geraldyn Wolf Larson, G, Mann M Speer Thompeon Walter Wilken Leaton Lundblade Marler Mavity Miller Morefield Nelson Oliver Ream Rick Sasser Stover Swayne ‘Tomanek Tulppa, I. Whiteman ” MacNamara MeCarty Murphy Oppenheim Richardson Siple Thomas, DB. Tulppa, L. Malin MeFadden vai Palmer Ricks Smith Thomas, FB. Wallace 149 Abbott Armetrong Booth Chandler Erickson Garrard Hammer Hoelke Jensen Jordan, FE 150 Aitken Barker Briggs Chervenell acer Gibson Hansen Huettig Johannesen Jordan, R Aldrich Biggs Rroadhead Clark, ©, Fanning GCodtland Hanson Jenkins Johnson Kantjas Aleager Blewett Borne Clark, D, Peneratein Creavers Hartwell Andereon Bolton Bort Eblers Fiegenbaum Habib Hepworth Idaho Club Jim's a gentleman-farmer and a scholar . . . soil-chemistry—for fun . . -- + Helped win the scholarship award. Dick Armstrong Floyd Broadhead John Bullock Curtiss Clark Dale Clark Willis Garrard Ralph Godtland Phil Habib Edward Hansen Max Hanson Rex Blewett Donald Bolton Gordon Collinsworth Melvin Ehlers Tom Feuerstein John Gibson Roger Guernsey Keith Hansen Ralph Hepworth Kenneth Kinard Walter Klug Gardrow Kuntz Lew is Leder as Researches in � Dates a line blonde pretty regularly SENIORS JUNIORS Aaron York Elmer Jordan John Kantjas Robert Kliewer Louis Parkinson Dale Pollak Don Robertson Henry Schultz Gerald Sorenson Ramey Syron Hal Watson Maurice Matthews Eldred Mills Stanley Olson Lyle Petersen Robert Phillips Franklin Raney Ben Riordan Clinton Sept Ernest Sinelair Marshall Spencer Leo Van Every Everett White Seth Woodruff One-day extension man, Jim learns politics now . . . .� Can peel spuds without peeling Jim. a minor “IT sweater . SOPHOMORES Merlin Aldred Duane Anderson Robert Biggs Warren Briggs Avery Brown Edmund Budris Clark Chandler Leo Choate Jerome Dahmen Isaac DeKoff Bob Ewart Grant Facer John Fanning Edward Fiegenbaum Harley Greaves Justin Guernsey Dallas Hartwell Roy Southwick PRESHUMEN Orville Abbott Allen Aitken Harl Aldrich Lynn Aldrich Ray Alsager Glenn Barker Harold Bateson John Booth, Jr. Robert Briggs Robert Burne John Burt Jack Chervenell Johnnie Erickson Jack Fairchild Bill Fallis Farner Findlay Bob Uagbom Rolland Hammer Don Hazelbaker Roy Hoelke Edgar Heuttig Phil Hull Kenneth Wolff Erling Johannesen Keith Johnson Robert Jordan Robert Koppes Jack Lannan Dean Lewis John Lyngstad Harold Mathews Dayle Molen Robert Obendorf Mirl Passey Raymond Pinson George Pomeroy Ray Reinhardt Jerry Renfrow Garth Ricks Monroe Ruth Seth Jenkins Don Jensen Billy Jonas Joe Kadluboski Edward Kasparek Arthur Langlois Francis Lee James Mattox Stanley Mortensen Ray Obendorf Robert Pearce Charles Pieper Gustav Ranzinger Forrest Reinhardt Elvador Ritter Jack Runberg Jack Schutte Alton Sept Merrill Stucki Paul Stump Fred Watson Jack Weddle Wears Kaeparek unts Mattox Obendorf, R. Vine Rein Ruth vardt. RK. Kinard ae Mille Parkinson Pollak Ricks Schulte Kliewer Lewis Molen Pasney Pomeroy Riordan Sept Spencer Syron Wateon, F, Klug Ly ngstad Mortensen Petersen Raney Ritter Sinclair Stacki Van Every Wateon, H, Koppes Matthews Ubendorl, Hay Phillips Reinhardt Robert Sorene« Stamp Waskiowlcy Wolff Kappa Kappa Gamma They eat pie—even seniors turn out for WAA... House enough sweaters for 186 refugee kids . . . Made occasion for the fire engine's only campus call... Paltry blaze. SENIORS Ruth Boyer Kay Hickman Betty Lou Braddock Joyce Kenworthy Barbara Cornell Virginia Rhea Mary Dale Barbara White Margery Wilson JUNIORS Oriette Coiner Doris Johnson Beth Curry Mary Frances Marshall Marcia Gwinn Kay Paynter Lois Harnett Betsy Ross Patricia Jaeger Anna Margaret Sellars Elizabeth Walker SOPHOMORES Kay Barber Ramona Larkin Mary Frances Bates Joyce Miller Heren Collins Virginia Newton Patricia Dollard Lois Olin Jane Douglass Donna Worthwine FRESHMEN Betsy Bernhard Arleen Johnson Barber Rates Rerahard Royer Rraddock ce 4 Coiner Collins Cornell Crain Curry Kathryn Crain Norene Merriman Dale Dollard Douglass Dyer Gwinn e Harnett Hickman Holen Hooker Jacger . . wm. Johnaoa, A, Jobuson, D. Kenworthy Larkin Marehall Gloria Dyer Mary Elizabeth Pennell Merriman Miller Newton Olin Paynter, C. Paynter. Pp. Renna Khea Sellars Shipman Dorothy Holen Mary Jean Shipman Pelill , A . 4 Walker White ro Wilson Worthwine Lenna Hooker Peggy Tway 152 Kappa Sigma « « « Prior—fire lane or house? . . . Redoubled into first place, bridge tournament... Marathon dancers, yearly. Ray Crisp Allan Foster Herschel Berenter C, Gerald Brown Allan Daniels Robert Darling Stanley M. Jones Jack Kelly Donald Konen William Ellis Merle Hamilton Robert Manning James Barber Donald Bean Bill Brown Harry Cummins Jack Ellis Tom Fentiman Gordon Foster Raymond Hanson SENIORS JUNTORS SOPHOMORES William Sproat FRESHMEN Sam Kanfman Wayne Peterson Gerald Manning J. Reed Peterson Gailen Soule Byron Stratton Robert Torgesen Nathan Wallens Leonard Wilson Clyde B. Martin Jack Numbers Leonard Patton Burke Horsley William Jewell Maurice Lundy Donald Schufeldt Dennis Sheehy Gale Stotereau Jack Taylor Victor Taylor Barber Crisp Pentiman Horsley Manning, R. Sheeby Taylor, J. Bean Cummins Foster, A Jewell Martin Shufeldt Taylor, V Berenter Darling Poser, € Koofman Numbers Soule Torgeson Brown, G. Flix, EF. W, Hamilton Lundy Peterson, J.R, Stoterau Wallens Brown, W. Elli«, J Hanson Manning, G. Peterson, W. Stratton Wilkow 153 Lambda Chi Alpha =� Not numerous . . . Engineer into executive posts of bridge- builders’ honoraries . . . Keep going.” Campana Defoe English Pox Gonedinger Hanford Lewis Morris Rolph Schultze Senften Shreve Tucker Whittig 154 Emerico Defoe Ned Gnaedinger John Graifemberg Ed English Dave Hanford Jack Morria Eugene Senften SENIORS George Shreve JUNIORS Arthur Lewis SOPHOMOKES Daryl Whittig PRESHMEN Rex Fox Robert Hamilton Allen Rolph Ray Schultze Dick Campana John Siddoway Paul Smith Reed Tucker LDS Institute Break bread with Lindley . . . Their scholarship cup runneth over... Queen connoisseurs, their slim blonde received endorse- ment of state judges. Jack Butler James Ellsworth Leland Vile DuWayne Goodwin Duane Hansen Virge Dixon Berkeley Larsen Floyd Nixon Charles Barnes Karl! Esplin Verl Garrard Howard Arrington Mark Brown W allace Dalley Grant Davis SENIORS JUNIONS SOPHOMORES Jerry Skiles PRESHMEN Ray Righy Stanley Jeppesen Glenn Lewis Keith Petty Larry Spencer Melvin Stephenson George Smalley Ilugh Sorenson Dan Taylor Lowell Maughan Burns Newhy Boyd Schenk Dale Dunn Reed Pife Bruce Jepson Keith Moss Arrington Davin Fife, I Jeppesen Newhy Skiles Taylor Barnes Dixon Fife, R. Jepaon Nixon Smalley Brown Donn Garrard Larson Petty Sorenson Butler Elleworth Coodwin Lewis Righy Spencer Dalley Kaptin Hansen Mons Schenk Stepheason 155 Lindley Wall « � � “Remember Pearl Harbor . Imaginative lot-—broomstock forces, armory guardsmen, private blackouts - -e Fostered all co-op banquets . . . Real politiks. SENIORS Milo Anderson Robert Anderson Henry Ard Thomas Arnold Loren Baker Ronald Baskett Robert Bonomi Thomas Croney Eldon)}Cunningham Anthony DeLeon Mose Disotell Milton Eberhard Norman Finch Ruben Hart Wayne Hudson Kenneth Andrew Dale Baskett Bryce Bennett Marion Bush John Cermak Gerald Chapman Jack Curtiss Marion Davidson Arlin Dennis Virge Nixon Kenneth Downing George Engler George Wren Al Kytonin Elton Leavitt Vernon May Clea Moon Harvey Morgan Robert Ralstin Robert Robbins Lee Rodkey Ben Schmidt Robert Seale Harry Sult Buhl Sutton Wayne Sutton Kred Wetter Robert Wiley Kenneth Hanson Arden Harris Sam Kirksey Richard Levering James Madison Lewis Richard Lingenfelter Matthew Malnarich Glenn Nogle Dwight Smith Gene Spurling Wayne Staples Tommy Takatori Anderson, RK. Barney Baskett, D. Baskets, R. Batre Bennett Bied Bonomi Bray . ao igs = . Chapman Chatfield Chatterton Cole Cooke Corbeu Stanley Ferlic Leon Terriere Cunningham Curtiss Dennis DeNunsio Deobold Disotell bike Downing Eberhard Engler Vggart Ferlic Fineh Rov Flay Robert True Flay Fleishman Fritech Garnee, Jay Garner, Joe Gleason : Glenn Hardenburg Harding Harlow Harper Harris Volney Fleiachman Stephen Turkositz Hort Holland Horn Hudeon James Judy ) . we hd sitec! ennington . , , Sale i“ Kirksey” Jay Garner Vernon Young Kiser Krior x m— forces, armory guardsmen, private blackouts . . . Fostered all Cooperative -ASUI prexy didn’t like their pie... Joe and Jay jitterbugs. SOPTOMOKES Elwood Batzel Donald Bray Earl Chase Robert Chatterton William Corbett Warren Cramer Vincent De Nunzio Ronald Eggart Joe Garner Joe Glenn Merle Harding Blaine Harper Edwin Harper Vred Horn Floyd Johnson Howard Judy Edward Keiper Watkins Kershaw John Krier Robert Laue Albert Levin Melvin Lewis Lawrence McGonagle Roy Motichka FRESHMEN ‘Tom Arima Charles Barnes Leland Barney Robert Berkey Eldon Brown Leslie Chatfield Kenneth Anderson Charles Christiansen Wayne Cole George Cooke John Crites William Deobald James Fly Gordon Friberg Gordon Fritsch Adolph Dawson Gaertner Vilas Gleason Harry Hardenburg Francis Harlow Thomas Haumont Joho Herron Wendell Hinchliff Edward James Fred Johnson Howard Kambitsch Axel Kannegaard Gerald Nuffer Lee Pardue Lloyd Peterson Vaughn Peterson Sunday Provenzano Lee Ragland Keith Ralstin Reino Ranta Frank Reis Gaylord Richardson Robert Roskelley Charles Rowland Philip Schnabel John Siddoway David Skiles Stuart Smith Leigh Steele Leo Thomas Wayne Thompson bdward Tuleck Harold Weir Thomas Wells Clarkson Woods Willis Woodward Richard Kuhlman Maurice Laird Dennis Larsen Nolan Lee George Lemmon Howard Litchfield John Miller Sherman Moffet Ross Moser Harry Newman Roy Ockert arren Perry Edward Peterson Ronald Robinson Ralph Russell Milton Rutstein Eugene Schmidt Harold Seeds William Skinner Lyle Sparber Robert Spencer Robert Spiker Robert Stark Jack Stevens Cecil Sult Donald Turner William Karchere Robert Watts : saan OF ARES, A Eaavitt a rom Ma. chen, Me : ingenfelter alnarich ay eGonagle iller oon Mack Kennington Paul Wetter Moreen Moser Newman Nogle Nuffer Ockert ier 2 ; wi : rea ‘elersan Ralston Reis Robbins Robinson Rowkelly Ly le Ke rby Kenneth Wilken Rowland Seale Schmidt Schnabel Siddoway Skiles William Kerr Robert Williams Skinner Smith Staples Stevens Sult Summere Ifred Kis 5 Sutton, i. Sutton, W. Takatori Terriere Thomas Thompeou Alfred Kiser George Winkle Turner Walter Watts Weir Worter, F, Wetter, P. . P Wiley Wilken Leonard Winkle Winkle Winkle Woods Wrenn 157 Alban Camphell Fleming Holmes, 0. Kuoter Nixon Sehultz Unternabrer 158 Arun Carter Freeland Holmes, V. MacGregor Numbers Seo Wark Bales, B. Collier Gale Kimble Maxfield Penick Thomas Bales, I Cummings Carner Knight Minster Pugh Thompson Boroker Dix Goodhue Roffel Morrall Rea Tibbs Pi Beta Phi sw tuxiliary Moscow Volunteer Fire department . . . Extin- guisher drills... Though some flames still flicker. Betty Bales Arline ( ‘ampbell Mary Frances Carter Janet Collier Mary Ann Alban Olive Holmes Marcia Kimble Lorene Bales Mary Ann Freeland Helen Gale Delrena Goodhue Sylvia Knight Eleanora Arms Phyllis Buroker Mary Jane Dix Peggy Fleming Maxine Garner SENIORS Jean Cummings Dorothy Nixon Eugenia Penick Evalyn Schultz Mary Elizabeth Scott JUNTORS Billy Louise Kunter Minnie Mae Tibbs Roberta Thomas Patricia Unternabrer SOPHOMORES Derma Koffel Joy Myrrl Maxfield Jo Aun Numbers Carmelta Rea Dora Wark FRESHMEN Virginia Holmes Amy MacGregor Jeanne Minster Beth Morrall Patricia Pugh Louise Thompson Phi Delta Theta + Provide opposition for Kappa football team . . . Army raised their standard of living . Even pledges moved from the attic into three-room suites... And Ozzie. SENIORS Rudy Franklin Ralph Myers Richard Harland Clifton Pauley Tom Kinney Jack Ramsey Kirk MeGregor Don Roper Jim Yates JUNIORS George Beito Jack McMahon Ray Brookhart Robert Morris Veto Berllus Ralph Pinkerton Preston Flora Robert Robson Thomas Harland Dean Smith Wilton Havorka Ted Thompson Cecil Jones Oswald Walch Robert Kemp Gordon Williamson Paul King — C. PF. Wurster Cope Gale SOPHOMORES Richard Driscoll Bill Leuschel Stanley Grannis Stanton Park Jack Kemper John Piper Jim Kinney Richard St. Clair William Richardson FRESHMEN Richard Ahrens Rex MeClure Franklin Bales Jack Muller Bill Brooks Dick Posterick Dean Dinnison Dick Randall Jay Gano Dick Seott Marty Hoag Jim Roper Bill Hunt Carroll Smith Abrens Bales Heito Berllus Brockhart. Brooks Bill Knipe Bob Steinheiser BateskT: Bees severe, «= amt oe ahead Mi a Jim Stone McClare MefMahon, J. MeMelos. W. Merit’ Mulic ares Bill Lake Bill Sundeen Satins sient River omterick Randall Richardson Bill McMahon Bertt Trueblood 1 re = ee pene 159 Lidenhaugh Hall =. © fnimated . . . balance trays, activities . . . Convincing in con- troversy runners-up omen’ s debate. Aeechliman Barfty Bertrand Bigelow Bitterli Boblin Branom Brevick Brown Burklood Cluer, A. Cluer, P. Cole Delp Deubel Doggett Eeccher Pekeldson Ferrell Freeman Calbenith Gilbertson Grendahl Haggerty Hansen Hereth mit Hinekley, F, Hinckley, I. Howard Hoff Janssen Kilpatrick Kitch Kuifong 160 Lampert SENIORS Mary Jane Bertrand Lois Hansen Darline Bitterli Florence Hinckley Ada Lee Branom Irene Hinckley Hazel Campbell Rosemarie Janssen Grace Colomb Pearl Kitch Merle Delp Elsie Millay Margaret Eskeldson Marian Partner Arlene Grandahl Bonnie Smith JUNLORS Vera Barfty Jean Bigelow Emily Boblia Rena Eeccher Lillian Joy Ferrell Marguerite Fly Gertrude Galbraith Doris Hereth Marian Huff Rei Kihara Norma Marchi Rose Miller Wilma Montgomery Ruth Parks Jean Richardson Myrtle Schmidt Dorothy Sutton Marie Williams Ridenbangh alk “Bluebirds Over —a la new baby grand . . . Popular place for meetings ... and meetings. SOPHOMORES Jean Boyington Phyllis Lowe Virginia Brevick Mary McBride Drexel Brown Sarah McDaniels Phyllis Cluer Arlene Morrow Catherine Dochios Helen Newman Bernita Doggett Marguarite Odom Ruth Haggerty Laurene Ploss Lois Hall Vivian Potter Jo Ann Hamilton Betty Jean Rice Edith Hill Marjorie Ross Betty Lou Kilpatrick Claudine Stanton Ann Wodyga FRESHMEN Marjorie Aeschliman Mareella Mathews Thelma Bruce Marjorie Mock Kileen Burklund Dorothy Mounce Verna Frane Carson Myrna Murray Anne Cluer Romaine Oliver Verona Cole Donna Paris Geraldine Deuhel Edna Poole Frances Freeman Ellen Shear Alfrieda Gilbertson Mary Louise Shepherd Lorna Hartwell Theo Shepherd Katheryn Holt Marjorie Skjersaa Mary Howard Julia Sleight Lola Jackson Gloria Stewart Lillian Johannesen Jean Stippich Shirley Kuifong Lucey Taysom Bernice Lampert Margaret Thompson Marjie Leichliter Doris Tilley Wilma Leichliter Bva Mae ‘Torgerson Leichliter, M. Leichliter, W. Lowe Marehi Margaret MeGregor Elizabeth Watson Mae et Odom Oliver Saris Plows Poole Power Dorothy W iley Richardson Kose Shear Sheppard Skijcreaa c Smith Stanton Stewart Stippich Sutton Tayeom Thompson Torgerson Watson Wiley Williams Wodyga 161 Barnes Carkon Evans Robinson Stewart Verran White 162 Barnett Chase Fichtner Greene Hyke Martindale Pennell Ryan, H. Stillinger, B, avkerli Wilson, D. Bergeson Christensen Fitting Hagedorn Kennedy MeCombe Pickett Ryan, RK, Stillinger. D. Walton Wilson, P. Bloor Davis Franklin Halliday Kinney Meyer Raney Smedley Taylor Burcgeral Dankle Freeman Holden Kofmehl Morin ead th Thomas Burns Duluix Fulton Holland Luke Mosher Tolmie fl 7 DL, I | i) iL ] « Ay 4 I] Sing harmoniously at 3:00 a.m... . wt SHS Study their economics and accounting together SENIORS Edward G, Davis De Lance Franklin Raymond R, Fitting James R. Freeman Raymond T. Greene John S. Holland David G. Wilson JUNIORS Bill Bergeson Byron Bloor Con Borreson Bob Burggraf Bob Carlson Fred Fulton, Jr. George Gibson Bob Holt Harold Hull Ed Morin SOPHOMORES Jim Babin Bill Barnes Steele Barnett Don Blackburn Jim Christensen Engen Drinker Ralph Dunkle Roger Fichtner Frank Hyke Jim Kennedy Howard Manson Al Martinetti el TAM d pe Camblers Sf iva : Babhbit Boys. Kenneth T. Kofmehi Jack E. Smedley Robert A. Spaulding KBugene Bb. Taylor John T, Tabyn John Verran George Nixon Vaun Pickett Bill Richardson Dick Ryan Roy Stalsburg Bob Stillinger Dick Stillix Warren Tolmie Richard Walton Compton White, Jr. Al MeCombs Gene Meyer, Jr. John Mosher George Pennell Gene Read Wally Reed Frank Raney Alf Robinson Peter Skoglund Phil Tate Gordon Talmie Dean Wackerli John Werkowski, Jr. FRESHMEN Owen Burns Art Chase Raoul DoPuis Blaine Evans Gerry Hagedorn Vaughn Halliday Cyril Holden Roger Hungerford Ben Kinney Charles Luke Leonard Martindale Eugene Roth Hal Ryan Don Smith Allen Stanley Bill Stewart Dick Thomas Pat Wils on Warren Wulf Ted Yocum lost a bet with Very footsore when they reached Cow College . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon “The Bowery, the Bowery” . the read... . . Big brick house by the side of Spotted jalopy pastured “for the duration” Unchosen ride herd on Spinster selectees. SENIORS Hawley Carlson Harry Graser Ace Griffiths Vernard L, Rudolph Chester Franklin Whetsler JUNTORS Charles Crowe Howard Cooper John Fry William Hershey John Kidder Clifton C, Mays John M. Nevins Henry J. Proctor Fred Quinn Frederic Siegfried Clifford Thomas Warren Weinberg Ruseell S. Wilson SOPHOMORES Neil Frank Bithell Raymond Campbell Martin Fry Gordon Grannis Vernon Ingelbretsen George Jefferson Ed Keller Robert Kjosness Richard H. Kube FRESHMEN Robert Campbell Joseph Dierringer James Glenn Charles Howland Kenneth Lemon Joe Wurst Carl Minden William G. Mouat Don Robertson Don Schaufelberger Robert Stevens Charles Thomas James N. Werry Theodore R. Werry Keith Whitley Leland Mentzer Donald Milich Donald Riley Louis Runyan Ed Tomlinson Bithell Crowe Griffiths Kjosness Milich Robertson Thomas, Cl. Whitley Campbell, Ra. Fry, J Howland Kube Minden Schaufelberger Weinberg Wilson Campbell, Ro. Fry, M. Ingebreteen Lemon Mount Siegfriedt Werry, J. Wuret Carlson Glenn Jefferson Mays Proctor Stevens Werry, T. Cooper Grannis Keller Mentzer Quinn Thomas, Chas, Wheteler 163 Akers Braddock Delana Civens Harding Larkin Mackey, 5. Mekinney Thurston White 164 Beard Campbell Doane Gorino mit Lauer Marshall Mueller Titus, RB. Wyman Bell Canning Donart Goon Hopkins Leonard MeCluskey Potermann Tits, W Berquist Cockrell Farrie Hansen Hughes Luntey MeColm Pence Bistline Cone Fons Hardin Kersey Mackey, © MeCord Phillipe For whom the belles toil” conceded to Marion Wilsan this year... Torts, demurrers, dates, and draft boards keep “em up nights. LaVern Bell John Canning Elwood Cone Sumner Delana Dick Akers Randall Beard Steve Bistline Tom Campbell Joe Cockrell Emery Doane Stanley Farris Jim Givens Kenneth Harding Kenneth Bergquist Bill Campbell Jim Donart LeRoy Foss Jack Furey John Braddock Boyd Hansen Ralph Hardin Clark Hopkins Bob Lauer SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Ed Thurston FRESHMEN George Wyman John Kersey Oliver Mackey Joel MeCord Ed Mueller Warren Hill Ralph Hughes Charles Leonard Gene Luntey Sam McKinney ‘Tom Pence Nelse Petermann Bob Titus Bob White John Gunn Norm Larkin Bob McCarroll Ralph MeColm Louie Gorino Steve Mackey Kenneth Marshall Jim McCluskey Rex Phillips Wade Titus eae i % Wwiinb . ) | v Hid Vu ww “Giant™ Christmas decoration, Gamma Phi snow fight . . . Talent Oracle Leishman .. . about that?” Roy Alho Howard Baker Bill Hayes Jack Leishman John Marchi John Berg Osear Finklenberg Dean Husted Bill Lang Reid Leishman John Lieuallen Terence O Rouark Sam Auger Bill Bakes Bob Bremer Lee Calfee Dick Crowther Dick Hathaway John Evans Dick Colquhoun John Hansen John Holloway Fred LeClair Jack Mallery SENIORS JUNTIONS SOPHOMORES PRESUMEN Thrive in sunshine . . . “How Jack Nelson Jim Patano Herb Sanderson Michael W eyer Don Williams Ivan Peterson Bud Schubert Russ Severn Jerry Todd Jim Towles Joe Walden Herb W oadeock Don Holder Dick Jackson Jerry Lattig Bob O Connor Bob Vonderharr Bill Williams Kenneth MeGinnis John Napoli Charles Plastino Don Singer John Strickle Paul Wickward Alho Calfee Finkelobury Husted Leishman, J. Napoli Tiley Towles Walden Williams Baker Colquhoun Hansen Jackson Leishman, R. Nelson Severn Vonderharr Wickward Woodeoek Bakes Crowther Hayes Lang Lieuallen () Rouark Singer Rerg Davis Holder Latti¢ Mallery Vatano Steiekle Bremer Evans Halloway LeClair Marehi Vetorson Todd 165 Allen Cook Glahe Kapok Meagher, F. Reafrow Veltri 166 Beck Dell Ital Klobucher Merrill, Ly Saastad Werks Breviek Elliott Hamilton Lindstrom Merrill, Kt. Sehaub Wethern Catherman Fyestone Ingle Longeteig Miller Smith White Condit Feld Johnson Meagher, B. Patterson Tautfest Youmans Long literary dynasty—insured by pledging Cem-Argonaut mastheads . . . Fine diplomatic relations with Independents. John Kapek Wynne Longeteig Fritz Meagher Reid Merrill Keith Miller Frank Randall Herman Renfrow Larry Beck Harold Breviek Harold Condit Eugene Glahe Jerry Cook Allen Feld Ladd Hamilton Deryl Ingle Jack Allen Ivan Catherman Dick Dell Bill Deobald SENIORS Lynn Youmans JUNIORS Bill Patterson SOPHOMORES Roy Veltri FRESHMEN Harold Saastad Bob Smith Wayne Tauttest Charles Turner Ed Turner Nolan Weeks Bob Wethern Ivan Hall Harold Klobucher Bert Meagher Tom Mercer Maurice Johnson Russ Lindstrom Lioyd Merrill Frank Schaub Bob Elliot Bob By estone George Lee Stan White Election element... Much mentioned . . . Evacuations will give them room-mates. SENIORS Walt Gugnoni Lark Jursek Llewelyn Stearns JUNIORS Ted Bezold Clarence Rieman Elmer Soniville SOPHOMORES Gordon Brannon Don Jordin Elmo Davis Chester Vincent Don Grey Jack Wing FRESUMEN Carlos Adams Jim Lorang Cleon Burt Clinton Sherrill Lawrence Kroesing Thomas Tweedy Gerald Vallem Burt Gugnoni Soniville Davis Jordin Stearns Grey Sherrill Vallem Wing 167 v n° “a = Ametuts Anderson Benny Bowler Burkhalter Durhe Copeshaver Crabb, Ted Crabb, Terry Douglas Fortin Grimmett Grkovie laghom Hall Hendron Hicks Hull, P. Johnson, G. Kennedy Kennemer Kerr lahe Lake 168 Baker Bowman Campbell Drenker Fox Cwartney Hanny Hoke Johneon, 1. Harber Brigee Cantamessa © I “ Girard Hoo Hane Holliday Bauman Brough Chamberlin Cordon, B. Hackney Hathaway Holt Joslyn Reale Browning Clelan Davidson Ellingson Gordon, J. Haddock Hawley Holzer Kalamarides Rock Budge Cook Davie Epperson Graboki Ilacgele Haynes Hall, L. Koleey Willis “Allis Volat Propiis” Sweet fl - Consistent intramural champs .. . Very proud of “ Big Ray.” Ivor Bauman Don Beals Ardith Beck Bill Bond Ralph Bowler Don Budge John Chamberlain John Cook Terry Crabb Robert Dye Paul Epperson Bob Fortin Grant Gordon George Hackney Allison Hornbaker Ira Jacobson Stedwell Johnston Kd Kelsey Bob Kennemer Kent Barber Arthur Benny Carlyle Briggs Howard Copenhaver Marion Davidson Bob Desaulnicrs Garth Duell Robert Eilingson James Girard Morton Hall Virgil Haynes Warren Hill Ivar Holliday William Holzer Dean Mayes Bernard Miller SENTORS Vineent Yoder JUNIORS “| | oo James Klahr William Long Wayne Lutz Oliver Luukkonen Leslie MeCarthy Hollis MeClellan Jay McIntosh Bernard Malin Dale Megenity Ray Muller Nelson Park Richard Sarles Winston Spencer John Thomas Rodney Tunks Ray ‘Turner Jack Washkuhn Dean Watt Robert Weagel Robert Nelson Victor Nelson George Ochsner Fred Ohlm George Osland Dale Reynolds Earl Rosti George Steele Thomas Swager Sennett Taylor Robert Temple Russell Ward Glenn Wasem Bill Wicher Harry Widdowson Don Williams “Be it ever so humble”... the Navy wants their home. SOPHOMORES Dale Burkhalter Douglas Campbell Russell Conrad Ted Crabb Earl Crea Egan Drenker Jack Fox Norman Fredekind Joe Gordon Nick Grkovie Elmer Haag Rowland Haegele Norman Hawley Don Hicks Leroy Hull John Johnson Ralph Joslyn Pete Kalamarides John Kendall Foster Larson George Layos Harlow MeKinney Marvin MeVey Jack Amstutz Joe Anderson Robert Atwood Dick Baker Donald Bernhart Jack Berry Jack Bowman Lowell Brough Keith Browning Stuart Clelen Richard Davis Lawrence Douglas Phillip Evans Lyle Pagnan Ernest Grabski John Grimmett Robert Haghom Austin Hanny John Hans William Harrison John Hart Riehard Hathaway Harold Haupt Harry Hendron William Hoff Jack Hoke Bill Williams Joe Malta Robert Marsing James Meyer Jean Milar James Miller Rulon Miller Vernon Nally Jack Newell Ross Newlon Bob O'Connor John Pecbles Dale Price Jack Ragland Gordon Ross Richard Shaver Robert Spohn Clifton Stauff George Steele Walter Stevens Roy Taylor John Tewhey Fred Thurston Arthur Una Ted Lake Dean Larson Verl Law Robert Lindsay Clifford Lough Glade Lyon Aldo Martinetti Steve Meikle James Moore Vincent Nally Jack Nelson Charles Ohms Milo Pearson Wilsie Platt Phil Pratt Wayne Robinson Wilfred Rooney Kenneth Saari William Sewell Charles Seymour Don Shufelt Thomas Slayton Robert Smith James Spooner Oscar Stauff David Sudolph a 3 f James Holt Don Strong Long Lough et Martinetti MeClellan Burke Horsley Jack Tallent Milar Miller, J, Albert Hribar Charles Thomas | Cee Phil Hall Jack Thurston Sarles Sewell e ‘ Spohn Spooner Albert Hunter Merlyn Van Curen Taylor Tewhey ‘Te S CPR NS Torner Una Glenn Johnson Robert Wachter Widdowson Williams, D. Robert Kerr Richard Woodhead Glenn Zimmerman Williams, S. Williams, W Wachtor Woodhead Yoder Zimmerman 169 Knights parade with the American flag on Army Day The loudest, livliest yell team in many long years Military Ball's reception line ... one of those things Spurs and I.K. s hand out programs and find seats Kappa Delta Pi spellers brush up on “toughies” Blue Key pledges gather old clothes... what have you ] eys clank when a drawer opens... long semesters of 3.5 ... political deals and inside tracks ... hard labor . . . well-spent cokes ...and the right people... we want you to be one of us...fora slight charge CLIQUES “V CUPS 2 172 Phi Beta Kappa FACULTY MEMBERS Haroun Lucius Axren. (University of Idaho, 1930) Donotuy FRaNcKES ATKINSON (University of Washington, 1930) Wintiam Carr Banks (University of Washington, 1926) Wittiam Hanoto Boyer (University of Idaho, 1929) Frepenic Corse Cuurcn (Cornell University, 1909) Wittiam Homer Cone (University of Idaho, 1924) Jay Grover Evonipce (Yale University, 1896) Raven Honren Farmer (Oberlin, 1930) Norman Joun Girterre (Syracuse, 1936) Gustav Wittiam Hamar (University of ldaho, 1922) Awruvke Leon Hanpvine (University of Arkansas, 1924) Wirma Hanvey (Whitman College, 1911) Artuur Sytyester Howe (William and Mary, 1911) Invinc JoLLey (University of Washington, 1930) Antruurn Krogcer (Stanford University, 1930) Beatrice OLsoNn (North Dakota, 1909) Maser Winterep Rentrro (University of Idaho, 1923) Frances B. Ruecks (University of Arizona, 1939) Loutse ApeLia SrepMan (University of Lowa, 1930) Evucens Tayior (DePauw, 1907) Eita Woops (University of Idaho, 1911) Hexsenrt Joun Wonpenuicn (University of Idaho, 1928) OTHER MEMBERS RESIDENT IN MOSCOW Gerravupe Bouron AXTELL (Chicago, 1907) Mary Nonim Banks (University of Washington, 1925) Bevran Garrarp Date (Cornell College, 1910) Apa Burke Davip (University of Idaho, 1918) Ora Bonnam Einnouse (University of Idaho, 1917) Maner Wonre Giew (University of Idaho, 1903) Loutse Brau Hamar (University of Washington, 1920) Vaucun Prater Latrric (University of Idaho, 1924) Sister Mary Carmet McCane (University of Idaho, 1929) Lyta Hansn Scunorpen (University of Idaho, 1923) Nettie Bauer STILLINGcER (University of Idaho, 1914) Hiecen Rak Wonpeanice (University of Washington, 1930) Phi Beta kappa “Normal in appearance, their peculiarities are of surreptitious nature.”—Psychology of Abnormality . . . Membership comes from the College of Letters and Science, candidates for B.A. and B.S. ... Grades do not insure pledging. OFFICERS President - - - - - Witttam Homer Cone Vice-President - -— - LoursE ADELLA STEDMAN Secretary - - - = Frevenic Corse Cuurcu Treasurer + + «+ «bLyta Harsn Scororper Exvizapetu BRackEN Councillors e of 6 te he { Cuester Sournam STUDENT MEMBERS Epwarp Louis Benorr Bernarp Favyano (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1942) Buizanern BRACKEN Berry Mackin (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1942) Kenveru 'T. Kormenn KATHERINE SCHNEIDER (University of Idaho, 1941) (University of Idaho, 1942) Mary Reruenrorp Roserr Burcuen. (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1942) Cuester M, Souruam ARLENE GRENDAHL (University of Idaho, 1941) (University of Idaho, 1942) Jor Leroy ZAninc Knox Craic (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1942) Barpara ANN CoRNELL KENNETH KINARD (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1943) KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN Rose MILLer (University of Idaho, 1942) (University of Idaho, 1943) Dean Exper (University of Idaho, 1943) 173 E. Bracken, H. Campbell, M. Heath, V. N. James, N. L. McMurray, MVM. Thompson bk. Benoit, R. Franklin, BE. Muetler, N. Park, E. Riley, S. Taylor 174 Mortar Board Many a maid and her mamma have thrilled as gowned members threaded through the Fete crowd to present her with the symbolic pledge rose... Narthex table for outstanding junior women, Spinster Skip, Mum sales ..- Dignified and decorous, “tops” in activities and scholarship. Euizaneru Bracken Manian Hearn Heven Camenens Vera Newt James Many Eviten DunkLe Norma Lou McMurray Manjonie THompson Nilver Lance Key men’s honorary . . . Composed of campus “big-shots” ... Main functions of the year ... Tapping new members at the May Fete... Donning dickey fronts to sit for Gem pix. Epwanpv Benorr Epwanp Mueiier Epwarp Davis Nevson Park Rupy FrRaxauin Epwarp Riney Sennerr Tayior 175 ee ee J. Mann, R. Swayne, J. Tucker, R. Eecher, M. F. Marshall, A. Deobold, VM. Johnson, M. Mott fF. Hardin, K. Schneider, J. Cumminus, V. Anderson | T. Sneddon, E. Benoit, K. Webb, H. Baker, J. Berg, H. Lewies. R. Kliewer, V. Rudotph, S. Kaufman, R. Franklin, B. Bloor R. Still, D. Williams, E. Mueller, H, Langland | tf. Anderson, M. Eberhard, B. Brown, W. Hudson, BE. Gnaedinger, N. Park, | | 176 Cardinal Key Sponsor bridge tournament, O'Meara luncheons . . . Blue clad, of Wednesdays . .. Pick their juniors twice yearly after due addition, multiplication, subtraction, division point system.” Prades os = ie eos: w Sas - Kay Scuneipen Vice-President = + = + «+ «+= « «Jean Cummines Secreury - - - += = - = + VIRGINIA ANDERSON Treasurer - - os = fe Frances Harpin VinGINnta ANDERSON Frances Hanvin Macey Morr Jean CumMines Marian Jounson Kay Scunemwer An.ene Deosatp Jean Mann Racnen Swayne Rena Eccuer Mary Fran Marsiaue Joyce Tucker blue key Free thinkers... Upperclassmen, vascillating membership ... Service, merey mission near Christmas—much ringing of bells, garnering of clothes. Pretlies se Ow CUCL Vice-President - - + - = . Secretary-Treasurer - - - - + - Corresponding Secretary + + « «© Armour ANDER SON Boyo Brown Wayne Hupson Howarp Baker Mitton Esernarn Bor Kiuewen Ep Benorr Rupy FRankuin Howarp LANGLAND Joun Bene Nep GNAEDINGER Harry Lewes Byron Bioor Pere Hecomovicn Sam Kaurman - NELSON Park - Boyp Brown Joun Bere - Byron Broor Kenxneru Kormenn Tom SNEDDON Ep Murcer Kenxeru Wess Sam McKinney Don Witiiams Netson Park Dick Strut. Veun Rupoieu 177 P. Done, M. Grover, P. Lyon, V. Newton, M. F. Bates, S. Knight, M. L. Kloepfer, J. Maxfield, P. Bulkley Wf. Jones, B. L. Kilpatrick, A. Hyde, D. Brown, R. Starr, J. Morris, P. Bowlby, L. Lemon, H. Foster, J. Barnes, L. Halverson W. Christianson, B. Long, K. Woodworth, IF. Larson R. Clements, J. Skiles, Ro Grush, K. Lemon, L. Winkle, R. Rigby, J. Julian, H. Greaves, D. Hanford, F. Reinhardt, B. Corbett, N. Grkovic, J. Kinney CG. Grannis, P. King, B. Horsley, J. Numbers, J. Vallem, UH. Neill, F. Cantamessa, L. Brough, B. Evans, B. Campbell, D. Miller, H. Noel J. Garner, J. Allen, O. Stouff, D. Grey, B. Pyper, M. Johnson, B. Desaul- | niers, G. Beito, B. Patterson, J. McCluskey, 5. McKinney, I. Wetter, J. Garner, B. Richardson, J. Wing, H. Rees, J. Renfrow D, Colquhoun, €, | Myers, D. Crowthers, D. Whiting, M. Hoag 178 Spurs They'll find you J-6 and -7—ubiquitous ushers . . . Unrestrained shrieking on sleeping porches when promising, scholarly freshmen are tapped, two per place. President - - + + + «© «+ Maxine Grover Vice-President - - - =. - Virginia Newron Secretary + + «© + += «+ « Hien Fosrsr Treasurer - + + � ) WIntERED Curisrianson Kditer - - - + + «© Katuneen Woonwortn Song Leader - « 2 + © + Priscinta Done Histovian = + = + - Many Fran Bates Munire. AxTen. Drexet Brown Hleten Jones Barbara Lone Jean Barnes Wintrrep Curisttanson Berry Lou Kivparaicn Puyius Lyon Many Fran Bares Prsicitta Done Mernik Lu Kioreren Joy Maxrircp Paratcin Bowiny Heres Foster Syuvia Katecur Vinemsia Newron Pauuine Butkiey Maxine Grover Frances Larson Rose Starr Cuame Bracken Lucite Hatverson Low Lemon KatuLeen Woopwortn Intercollegiate Knights Zealous patriots— purchased defense books, presented them with a stamp to dance dates... Inactive members automatically become civilian . .. Lack feminine formality in choosing. Pema eer Ss rey fa fee Gronce Berro WOU: Som = ee Se is Hantey Greaves Junior Knights - - Bon Desaunntenrs, Bite Parrerson Historian A'S) es one, eee Jerry Skines Jay Gannen, Bint Ricuarpson Treasurer a ¢ fe in - - - + Joe Garner Adviser « 2 «s «© «= «© - - - Anruur S. Hower Jack ALLEN Lowe. Broven Dick Cotgunoun Bien Camesene RAaNnpy CuemMents Bint, Corperr Dick Crowrners Roy Grousn Kexxeru Lemon Jerry Skiies Biaine Evans Dave Hanrorp Jim MeCruusxy Oscan STraurr Jon Cannen Marry Hoac Hanonp Nies Jerry VALLem Gorvon Grannis Burke Horsey Bon Pyrer Paut Werrer Dew Gray Maurice Jounson Hennerr Reese Jack Wine Harvey Greaves Jack Juuian Forest Reinnannr Leonarp WINKLE Niek GrKovic Par Kine Ray Ricny 179 J. Kantjas, K. Miller, L. Merrill, R. Torgeson, K. Petty, T. Sneddon, 1. Steneck {. Toevs, M. Stephenson, W. Klug G. Mix, Prof. E. M. Shealy, W. Goss, M. Eberhard, Dean W. J. Wilde, H. Lewies, K. Christian | 180 Alpha Kappa Psi Wall street's waiting . . . Adding machine experts with creditable grades belong to the business-professional honorary. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledge Master Faculty Advisor Don Howanp Joun Kantjas Wacrer Kive Rienanp Maue Sam McKInney Lee Menai Kerra Mitrer STANLEY OLSON Keiru Perry Tuomas Sxeppon bookstore Cf. “Jason,” Idaho Argonaut... 1941 innovation, comprised of executive board member, elected sophomore - «+ Joun Kansas - - Kervre Minver - + Ler Mere - «= Kern Perry MELVIN STEPHENSON - Dean W. J. Witoe ATTILIO STRENRCK MELVIN STEPHENSON Tom Swacer Apes Toeves Bos Torceson board and junior, and two faculty men . . . “Advise bookstore policy.” Chairman Secretary Racnen Swarvne Don Swan Dean W. J. Witpe Winston Goss - « Hanny Lewes Karuieen Curistian Pror. BE. M. Sugary Gate Mix Bessy Lutz 181 G. Lafferty, L. Baker, W. Smith, Prof. E. Wohlets, R. Bingham, M. Spencer, E. Slusher, R. Patton, P. Habib, P. Blaisdell, R. Kuehner, E. Noble, R. Guernsey, R. Kliewer, Prof, V. Young issociated Foresters assemble in front of Morrill hall. The lone woman in t he center is not a Paul Bunyon enthusiast but the dean’s secretary “On look-out”... The Bunyon with a “B” average, bulletin board. Dean D. S. Jnerers Pror. Bb. M. Derens Loren Baker Roce Gueunsey Poe Has Rosert Kurewer M.D.’s to anaemic trees ... Many out-of-staters . . . After Xi Sigma Pi Forester - -— - Assistant Forester - Secretary and Fiscal Ranger + + Assoc. Pror. Joun Euriuicu Pror. V. A. Youne Ricuarp Bincuam PensminGe BLAISDELL Roy Kuruner Gronce Larrerty Epwarp Norrie “character,” Roy Kusuner te - ° . - Epwarp Noster Agent - s . e . FACULTY MEMBERS Asst. Pror. R. K, GRADUATE MEMBERS Rosert Parron Gent Payne STUDENT MEMBERS Nense PerTeeM ann Epwarp Siusnen Warp Surru Warp Sarrn Enwankp Siusner Asst, Prov, Exnest Wourerz PreRsoNn and a forestry major is pledged . . . Amusing Asst. Pror. P. J. Procror Assoc. Pror. E. V. Wurre Ronert SKALE MARSHALL SPENCER Rosert STicLincer Vincent Yonorr Associated Foresters inspirational , . . They barbecue, too. Burton Akins Lawrence Arneson William Baribeau Steele Barnett Robert Bisge Veroon Burlison Richard Campana Carl Claus Francis Dillon Rasterbrook Engler Sngetrom Kd Erickson Abraham Eelick James Girard President - - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Ranger - - Fred Greenfield Roger Guernsey Phil Habib Heury Hardeaburg Harold Haupt Don Hazelbaker John Herron Robert Hobba Roy Hoelke Fred Horn Roger Hungerford ion Hyder Ira Jacobson Billy Jonas Eugene Jones - Paun Robert Kliewer Roy Kuehner George Lafferty George Lee ayne Lute ohn O. Lyngstad Kenneth MoGinni= William MeMillan Finley MeNanghton David Malsed James Mattox Georce Larrerry EASTERBROOK Terry Paynn Crornce Encier Frank Ditton Ed Noble Gerald O'Connor Terry Payne Richard Posterick yle Pri Warren Randall Vernon Ravenseroft Deon Riley Harold Saastad Heary Schultz David Seaburg John Sidange Edward Slusher Ward Smith Marshall Spencer summer fire fighting, classrooms are cool and Bob Stillinger Harold ‘Thomson Robert Walkley Hal Watson Vincent Yoder Ed Zielinski Gordon Zorb Loren Baker Herbert Bormann Dick Bingham Thomas Croney Jamex King Robert Patton Gene Payne Bob Seale Nee SSS 183 M. Forsythe, S. Corless, J. Kantola,. D. Franklin, L. Van: ery, D. Hansen, M. Hanson K. Hansen, G. Cook, M. Mathews, E. Hanson, L. Terriere. L. Fife, W. Jenkins, E. Bodily, K. Martinson i D. Beals, J. Garner, W. Sutton, L. Chapman, R. Robbins, 8. Williams, S. Mills, M. Ehlers { majority group of the 1g Club’s membership are snapped on Morrill Hall's steps 184 average grades. Chancellor - - Censor - -— = Don Beale Ronald Bird Edwin Bodily Donald Badge LaMar Chapman George Coc Seth Corless Alpha Zeta Idaho's Overall boys . . . Favored clunk to classes with boots and hoe . . . Agricultural enrollment. above- - + DebLance Frankwin - + James Eviswortu Chronicler — - Milton Eberhard Melvin Ehler« James Ellsworth Leland Fife Morion Forsyth DeLance Franklin Jay Garner Daane Hansen Edward Hansen Keith Hansen Max Hansen Wayne Hansen Wayne Hodson Ferdinand Jausei Wesley Jenkins Scribe Treasurer Rovenr Rowsins John Kantola Keith Martinson Maurice Matthews Keith Merrill Reid Merrill Stanley Mille obert Kabbins - Wayne Surron - Duane Hansen George Stoddard Wayne Sutton Leon Terrierre Leo Van Every Keaneth Westfoll Boyd Whittle Shelby Williams Aw (uh Weevils and curry combs—they deal with both ... Ag Bawl—genuine straw and “seedy” get-ups ... All “Aggies” belong. President += + + «© «© «© «© © Wayne Surron Secretary + © © «© «© « «© «� « Ep Hansen Vice-President - - - + - + + Duane HANSEN Treasurer - + = + + = + + Srannuey Mines Publicity Commitee - - += + = Tap Neitson, Attan Esrer, Kerru Carnson Cooil Alldaffer Gordon Dailey Don Hicks Lowell Maughan Denton Siddoway Joe Audersun Elma Davis Edgar Huettig Jay Melntosh Dwight Smith Norman Barteohi Bill Dean T. s James Dale Meginity Gerald Sorenson Don Bea Dale Dredge Seth Jenkins Iloyd Merritt Hugh Sorenson Ronald Bird Kalph Edwards Wesley Jenkins Reid Merrill George Stoddard Rs ily vin Ehlers Don Jensen Jim Meyer Ward Stroschein Floyd Broadhead James Elleworth Carl Johannesen James Michels Merrill Stucki Bruce Brooks Joho Erramouspe Erling Johannesen Stanley Mille Wayne Satton Leonard Allen Estep Keith Johnson Duane Morgan Leon Terriere Eldon Wesley Evane Bob Jordan Glen Morrison Gordon Tolmic Donald Bud, Bob Eyestone Howard Judy Howard Morrison Leo Van Every Dale Burkhalter Leoand Fife Axel Kannegaard Forres; Munro Glen Wasem Duard Campbell Marion Forsythe Hugh Kennedy Tad Neilson Jack Washkohn Keith Carlson DelLance Franklin Kennington Wallace Nichols Kenneth Westfall Ray Chambers Crant Hall Watkins Kershaw Charles Parvin Fred Wetter Jerry Chapman Rolland Hammer Sam Kirksey Jack Perry Boyd Whittle Leo Choate Vigso Hameon Edward Koester Price George Wilkinson George Cook Juane Hansen Maurice Laird Tom Pricet Shelby Williams Seth Corlens Ed Hansen Nolan Lee ivde Records Wayne Williams Calvin Crandall Keith Hansen ussell Lindstrom Robert Robbins w Woodward Earl Crea H. Max Hansen Darrell Lott Ronald Robbins Aaron York Joe Dahmeon Robert Harrison Maurice Matthews Kirk Rash 185 B. Sanders, Dean J. F. Messenger, Miss B. McCoy, Dr. R. D. Russell, A. Griffiths, H. Campbell A. Kleinkopf, M. E. Jordan, L. Kuhel, E. Nelson, IF. McConnell, J. A. Tretner J. Mallery, B. Hayes, M. McMahon, H. Woodcock, R. Hollingsworth, L. Frank, B. Keeton D. Colquhoun, E. Tacovsky, A. Foss, H. Wilson, J. Farrell, B. L. Gordon, B. Armstrong, J. Richardson, M. Rice, S. Urness, M. Skjersaa, D. Anderson 186 Kappa Delta Pi Johnny’s superintendent looks for these three pointers went to a national convention, San Francisco. President -+ + = © += «© «= I. Ack Grierirus Vice President - + - + + © Burton SANDERS Secretary = + © © «© «© � TikLen Camprerr Howanp Baker Berry Downine Gay Bonman I. Ace Griprrrus Hecen Camere. Exuuyne HatemMan Dace Crank Mary Evien Jorpan Rak Cleare Anruur KLRINKoPF Terry Crass Loutse Kuen. Rota Marpaur Norma Lou McMurray Francis McConneun Eva Newtson BuRTON Sanpens Kay Scuneiper . . � Spelling bee sponsors . . . Their representative Treasurer - + - + -+- «+ «+ - Lourss Kugun Corresponding Secretary - + + + = Rak CLeARR Counsellor « e . ° Dean J. fF. Messencer MILorep Sournwortiu Evizaperu STicKNeY Mary Ernev Stickney JoAnne Trernen Mrs. Rute Wieis Horace Woonworrn PACULTY MEMBERS Ma. T. H. Correct. Dr. Attan C. Lemon Miss Bernice McCoy Mr. Cant Cravus Dean ann Mas. J. FP. Messencer Dr. R. D. Russen. Mr. FB. D. Scnock Mr. AND Mas. W. Wayne Sarr Hell Divers Half-twist artists... A few are chosen after annual aquatic try-outs . . . Life-save, too. President «+ + «© «© «© « «© « Don ANDERSON Vice-President + + «+ Raven Hovuncswortu Sponsor - - - - - Don ANDERSON Jim Parse. Janis ANDREWs Avpison Foss Berry ArMsraone Ilecen Foster Diék CoLounoUuNn Jean Commincs Bini Haves Raren HoLuinGswortu Raveu Jostyn Bitte Keeron Berry Lov Gorpnon’ Fravia Lee Motiy McManon Secretary - + + «+ + + + = = Lor Frank Treasurer - - + © © © «© © Rauen Jostyn - - � � Lon Green Jack MaLiory Racner Swayne Manion Rice Emo Tacovsky Jean Ricnarpson HeLen Witson Marjorie SKJERSAA Hexserr Woopcock Don Sire Syeim Urness 187 B. Moody, E. Harrington, M. Westendahl, E. ee P. Bowlby. J. Beadles B. Smith, D. Bitterli, E. Watson, V. Holmes, W. Leichliter, M. Leic chliter, B. Woesner, B. Butts R. Swanson, M. Slatter, J. Kersey, M. Dooley, C. Wolf, B. pa wa iH. Hofmann, J. Mercer, E. Richards, I. J. Lyons, E. Shear, L. Jac m, €. Dimond, T. Watanabe M. Potter, B. J. Brown, H. Robertson, D. Spence, R. Cleare, B. Clumpner, V. Vieira, B. Ravenscroft, K. Rang J. Mayo, E. Nelson, J. Anderson, K. Holt, J. Stember, J. Bealdes, P. Palmer The assembled membership of Lambda Delta Sigma’s three chapters, iipha, Beta, and lota Tau, in front of the L.D.S. Institute 188 Kappa Phi If they’re not in the choir, you'll find “em in the Methodist congregation . .. Wear a tiny shield, hold impressive initiations, send a delegate each year to national conference. President Vice-President - + - Recording Secretary - Juanita Anderson Jean Beadles Joyee Beadles Darlene Bitterli Patty Bowlby Meredyth Bowler Bonnie Jean Brown Drexel Brown Beulah Butte Rae Cleare fetty Clumpner Jo Aune Crites Merle Delp Sponsor - Virginia Dempsey Aan Deobald Charlotte Dimond Mildred Dooley Margaret Dunlap Frances Freeman Maxine Grover Pat Hanna Eva Harrington Betty Hoffman Helen Hofmann Virginia Holmes Katheye Holt Hecen Hormann Joyce Mercer - Bitte Lou Kuntrer Lola Jackson Betty Jo Jeffers Marilyn Jones Billic Lou Kunter Marjic Leichliter Wilma Leichliter Lois Lemon Afton Lundblade Ida Jane Lyons Amy MacGregor Jean Mackae Barbara Malin Joan Mayo Joyee Mercer Lambda Delti Impressive membership . states. President . ne . Secretary - - - Manion Forsyru Ferpinanp Jaussi Treasurer Historian Treasurer Historians -— - Corresponding Secretary - -— - Miss Vapa ALLEN Betty Moody Dorothy Mounce iva Nelson Patricia Palmer Mildred Paul Laurence Ploss Margaret Potter Kiyda KRathif Barbara Ravenscroft Billa Richards Helen Robertson Betty Senft Ellen Shear Sigma Evia Ricuarps - Joyce Beapirs Roperta SWANSON Muasine Slatter Bonnie Smith Erma Soith Dorothy 5 Catherine Stover Roberta Swanson Evelyn Tomanck Vir we Vieira Bar’ Wallace Thelma Watanabe Flizabeth Wateon Millie Weetendahl Beity Ana Woesner .. Three chapters . . . Sincerely Mormon . . . Leader Tanner is known in several - Lee Merainn Lucite Hatversen, Burns Newsy ALPHA CHAPTER IOTA TAU CHAPTER BETA CHAPTER President - - © = Kant Execs President «© « «+ Luere Waterson President - GERALD SORENSON Vice-Presidemt - + + = ‘Tap Neitson oe-President- - «© - « Mamsonre Cane Vice-President - - + Lawnence Srexcen Secretary + «© «© «© «+ «+ Bunns Newny Secretary « + «© «© Cntanamay Parrenson Secretary «© + 2+ © « «@ Keorn Perry Treasurer «© 6 eee Lowers, Mavenan Treasurer « + + «© Mews Lo Kooxprne Treasurer - - = Bennecny Larson can Adamson Virgil Dixon Keith Hansen lloyd Merrill George Smalley na Anderson Priscitla Done epg Hansen Reid Merrill Hugh Sorenson Howard Arrington Venice Draper Verlee Hansen Pern Myers June Sorenson Betty Jo Bakes Dale Dann Blaine Harper Eldred Mille Roy Southwick Bill Bakes James Elleworth Robert Harrivon Marilyn Moore Janice 5; wsieg. Lavile Ball Grant Pacer Gwen Hoopes Stanley Mortensen Eldred oe tles Barnes Leland Fife Frank Jacobs Koss Moser Begcy Siophoason, Norman Bart Reed Pife Seth Jenkins Keith Mone Merrill Stacki Ardith Beck Ralph Findle Don Jensen Forriest Munro Lacy Taysum LaVern Bell Grace Forsyt Stanley Jeppeson Nick Murdock Wayne pron Bryce Bennett {oe Garner Sylvan Jeppesen natin Murdock Robert Torgerson Ronald Bird fert Garrard uce Jepson yd Nixon Rod Tunks Pershing Blaisdale Willix emrerd Marjorie Miller Jones Gorald Nuffer Dick Walch arren Briggs John Gi ittiom Kerr Stanley € Hugh Whittaker Jack Butler Velna Gaete Wathine Kershaw Jarvin Palmer Boyd Whittle LaMarr Chapman Lovie G Dennis Larsen ale Price Laurine Wilde Wel Cole DeWayne Goodwin Elnora Larsen Lyle Price ane Wil Seth Corless Earl Grimmett Rowe Larsen c Ricks Corrine Williams Maurine Crauser Joho Grimmett Glen Lewis Ray Rigby Maria Williams Eldon Conningham Wallave Dalley Grant Davis Harold Davis nae Hameon and Hammer Claude Hansen Duane Hansea Darrel Low Venitia Masters Maurice Mathews Floyd Merrill Royd Schenk Jean Schoenhals Gerald Skiles Julia Sleight Willis Woodward Aaron York 189 Home Ee Club members, who number nearly 100 strong, assemble on the old Ad building memorial steps V. Burstedt, C. MeGreuor, B. Boles, H. Everest, M. Johnson, N. Dieter, J. Cummings, J. Tucker, A. M. Mullin J. Mann, E. Harrington, M, Gane, L. Grieser, A. Deobold, J. Smith, E. Dieter, J. Andrew, C. Stover, S. Currier 190 Home Keonomics Club To nine hours of economics, add eight hours of chemistry and stir furiously ... Their curriculum makes automatic membership. President - - += + + «= Manryorte THomeson Secretary + + + «© + «© «© + Macey Morr Vice-President - . . . EveLyn LANGENWALTER Treasurer © © © «© «© -« ‘ - Rena Recner Historian - os. = == ¥ Wl ie!) 1% Lorene BALEs Phyllis Akers Luey Adele Dillingham Trene Hinckley Jean Minster Erma Smith Mary Ann Alban Charlotte Dimond Helen Hofmann Hetty Moody June Sorcason Juanita Anderson Venice Draper Phyllis Humphrey Frances Moran Gertrude Stein Margaret Bacheller Rena Kocher Ferol Huater Arlene Morrow June Stein Lorene Balex Margaret Exkeldson Margery Huteell Myrna Murray Joyce Stember Kay Barbee Lucile Eyrich Vera Nell James Erma Nail Jean Stippich Harriet Beckman Viola Fisher Rosemarie Janssen Mary Ellen Neleon thy Sutton Betty Benson Ella Feuntain Lillian Johannesen Rowena Nordby Robin Sutton Darlene Bitrerli Alice Fulton Eleanor Johnston Vera Olson Roberta Swanson Lorraine Bjorklund Helen Gale aoe ces eeatrice Kathleen Orr Frances Swantek Patty Bowlby Ruby Gardner earl Ki Liviah Osund Betty Thomas Virginia Brevick Maxine Garner H+ paid oy hopeher Julien Pauleon Irma Thomas Ima Bruce Betty Lou Gordon Shirley Knifong Edna Poole Roberta Thomas Pauline Bulkley Marge Gunson Bernice Lampert Vivian Potter ae capac yilix Buroker Lucile Halverson Evelyn Langenwalter Lots Ream Doris Ti Beulah Batts Janice Hamilton Estella Larson Mary Ellen mg Eva Mac Se Helen Campbell Donna Handy Frances Larson Edow Lueyile Roberts Elizabeth Tyra Lois Cam Winifred Hart Lois Lemon Jean Rosenbaugh Billie Lou VanRifer Marge Childe Lorna Hartwell Laurel Lindstrum Mildred Rowe Betty Jane Wable Marie Comnick bc wie nag’ Frere Anne Hauge Miriam Maier Helen Sasser Elizabeth Walker JoAnn Crites Norma Marchi Mavis Schoepbach Maxine Walters Miriam Cunningham Evelyn Heist Florence Marshall Josephine Schwenkfelder Elizabeth Wateon Mary Dale Javee Hilficker Frances Marshall Wanda Si Mildred Westendah! Dora Dau Edith Hill Mareella Matthews Marjorie Skjersaa Virginia b Lo man Ann Deobald ia Hil Joyee Mercer Betty Slayton Dorothy W President -— - Vice-President Januce Andrew Betty Boles Verle Burstedt Jean Cummings Selma Currier Florence Hinckley Fern Meyer Phi Chi Theta Somebody's stenogs . . . Send their favorite to annual national convention . . . Stern requirements. - + + Norma Dierer - «= « Jean Cummines Treasurer + = $ Arlene Deobald Eunice Dieter Norma Dieter Helen Everest Mary Gano LaVerne Grieser Corresponding Secretary -— - Recording Secretary - -— - Hecen Everesr Elaine Harrington Marion Johnson Edith Jones Erma Koffel Ruth Lightfield Jean Mann - - + Mary Gano - Evatne Henraincton Alta Mae Mullin Catherine MeGregor Justine Smith Catherine Stover Joyee Tucker 191 lA L. Maughan, L. Chatfield, M. Howard, F. Munro, L. Eyrich, M. Duntap, i V. Hamson, B. L. Kilpatrick, D. Smith, E. Larson, E. Baskett, G. Larson if} L. Jackson, L. Johannesen, J. Stippich, D. Wiley, R. Oliver. E. Smith, . L. Ream, F. Raney, L. Choate, L. Reiman €, Alldaffer, G. Sorenson, D, Handy, D. Doumacq, M. Whiteman, G. Pomeroy, W. Dalley, D. Hazelbaker, N. Bartschi M. Laird, P. Wetter, J. Stevens E. Shults, B. Woesner, C. Stanton, D. Varner €. A, Herman, Prof. 7. J. Prichard, J. Mayo, M. E. Scott, B. Jensen, J. Taylor, C, Soliday, G. Vallem, G. Galbraith, M. J. Dix, E. Cornwall, | Instructor A. C. Dunn V. Wicks, J. Senften, Mrs. Wick, E. Benny | 192 1-H Club Names familiar to fair officials... Of campus infancy, their club is well known, backed a victory book campaign. President « «+ « Vic e-President Secretary + - - Ceeil Alidafler Evellen Baskett Norman Bartechi Thelma Brace Keith Carlson Leo Choate Wallace Dalley Della Doumacy With brushes of camel's hair™ skate, too. - + Dwicer Ssrra Treasurer - -Esrecoa Larson Historian - Berry Lu Kinparaicn Adviser - pee ag Dunlap Betty Low Kilpatrick Lucile Eyrich Shirley Kuaifong Donna Hand Maurice Laird Don Harelbaker Ketella Larson Edith Hill Gladys Larson Mary Dennis Howard Lowell Maughan Dona Huecttic Sally MeDaniel« Lola Jackson Margaret MeGregor Lillian Johannessen Elsie Millay Attic Clu .� .� revivied Atticana, are manual, Guenn GALBRAITH - - - - - President + Ciciry ANN Herman - - « = « WicesProsident- - Juanita Seneren + + = = Seeretary-Treasurer— - Pevirs: Lyon‘. = = Social Chairman - Bon Jensen - . - + + Publicity Chairman - Jean Barnes juek Fox Prank Kare Elizabeth Benny Freeman Harold Klobuteher Ronin on Galbeaith Lawrence Kroesing Mary Virginia Barch n Hamm Phyllis Lyon Frlene Cornwall Cicily Herman Joan Mayo Helen Jean Davis Rob Jensen Wilma Montgomery Berta Morse Frank Raney Lucite Eyricu Mr. J. W. Banner Arlene Morrow Forriest Manro Romaine Oliver Gerald E. Sorenson Dwight Smith Eema Smith Jack Perry Jack Stevens seed Pomeroy ean Stippich Frank Raney ‘aul Wetter Lole Ream Muricl BE. Whiteman Don KReddecopp Dorothy Wiley Clarence Rieman unpublished for several years . . . roller SPRING - + + CHanies Souipay - Puvisis Lyon - + Witma Monreomery % - Excene Connwatn - - - + Jim Farewan Evelyn Schulte Mary Elizabeth Seott ee Senften tharles Soliday Geudias Stanton Don Sweeney Gerald Vallem het, Ann Woexner Jim Yates 193 J. Cook, D. Roper, D. Konen, J. Spofford, D. Marden, G. Wren, H. Sult, K. Barber, D. Burks, K, Anderson, C. Barnes B. Smith, H. Davis, K. Hardin, B. Kjosness. F. Honey, E. Rosti. J. Peebles, G. A. Redesel, R. Mowe, E. Griffiths, J. Millar, C. Stauff, J. Bowman L. Douglas, J. Barber, C. Lough, J. Johnson, N. Hawley, J. Fanning, D. Bernhart, D. Bolton ah +e a wt sey oa Set Ser Re se GR Min” 2 wt 7 “ “4 = -. ‘ Ixsociated Engineers fill up the spacious steps of the old Ad building memorial plot. 194 Civil Engineers. Don Roper Harry Sur Joun Coox FALL Civil Engineers That asphalt—the Civvies know about it... Their group is a student branch of the American Society of Dan ManpEN - + - Kenneth Anderson Merlyn Anderson James Barber eat Barber Charles Barnes Donald Barnhart Kobert Baroska Bryce Bennett Don Bolton Jack Bowman Carlyle Briggs bee Chervenell ‘ohn Cook Warren Cramer Charles Crowe Lawrence Douglas John Gannin Volney Ficiockmen Ival Goslin Edgar Griffiths President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Robert Griffiths Garth Haddock Claude Hansen Keith Hardin Norman Hawley Vaughn Holliday Francis Honey Gerald Hyde John Johneon Robert K josness Donald Konen Melvin Lewis Dan Mardeo Ursel McPherson Jean Milar Ray Obeudorf John Peebles Charles Plastino Don RK oper Earl Rosti George Russell Associated Engineers SPRING Geonce WReN Rogerr Surru Ear Rost Dan Marpen Charles Sargent Clayton Schurman Robert Smith Harry Sult Preston Taylor Cart Wa mn George Wren Buchanan’s Boys ... They ll dam lakes. unwind highways, direct dynamos . . . Now—they’re sponsoring a smoker, building toy models for their Ball, rushing for the Dean’s class. President -— - = = Rowenr Ravsrin Secretary-Treasurer - — - KENNETH ANDREW Council Members: Kenneru ANnprew, Hanotp Breviek, Norman Fincu, Vinci, Haynes, Eimer Jounson, Donatp Konen, Rosert Raustin, Fart Rost1, LLeEwetyn Stearns, Tommy Takatort Kenneth Anderson Kenneth Andrew Heary Ard ‘Tom Arima Robert Atwood KR. G. Bailey ames Barber ent Barber Glenn Barker Dale Baskett Elwood Bateel Bryce Bennett Donald Berohart John Bart farvey Butts George Campbell Jack Chervenell Daryl © John C. Warren Cramer Ray ap Charles Crowe Wendell Craser Jack Curtiss Robert Davix William Deobald Lawrence Douglas Kenneth Downing Alan Donn Bob Dye Norman Pinch Volney Fleischman Robert Fortin Jack Fox Jay Gano Verl Garrard Joba Gibson gE Award Gilbert Ernest Guaedinger Charles Griffiths Joba Grimmett Nicholas Grkovie Rowland Haegele Harry Hendron Robert Haghom Gerald Hagedorn aymond Hanson Francis Harlow Ed Harper Bill Harrison Wayne Harryman Robert Haworth Virgil Haynes Don Holder Ivar Holliday ine Jasberg {tmer Johrson Herman Johnson Jerry Johnson Donald Jordin Howard Kambitech Robert Keanemer Fi wey iltiam Kerr Robert Koppee Ronald Lambert Tony Larson Bob Lakue Robert Lauer Richard Levering Melvin Lewis Clifford Lough Eugene Lontey Glade Lyon John Marchi Daniel Marden Vernon May Bob McClure Melvin MeEuen Jack McLaughlin Mac McPherson Marvin MeVey Fred Meech Steve Meikle Donald Milich Bernard Miller James Miller Kldred Mills Carl Minden Robert Mohney oon James Moore Harvey Morgan Ed Morin Cecil Morrison Clinton Murdock Glenn Nogle Ray Obendorf Fritz Olm John Peebles Ed Peterson Loyd Peterson Vaugha Peterson George Pomeroy Robert Raletin Mortin Rasmussen Ray Reinhardt Allan Rolph Don Joho Runber George Russe! Phil Schnabel | Clayton Sehorman Clinton Sept Ernest Sinclair Jerry Skiles cag at eter Eines Soniville Gaven, Senke ene Spurling Clifton Stauff Llewelyn Stearns Dave Stevens Russell Stewart Harry Sult Ramey Syron Tommy Takatori Jack Tay Frank Tipton R. tus Gerald Tunney Gordon Tyrone ee ae Varner Rinchard Waleb ae aa Walker N Weeks Warren Weinberg Harold Weir Franklin West Paul Wiekward Russell Wilson Richard Woodhead Vernon Young 195 E. Cone, G. Ard, R. Kennemer, A. Benny, T. Takatori C. Cade, 8S. Varner, N. Park, R. LaRue R. Swisher, E. Cunningham, R. Nelson, Prof. H. F. Gauss L. Bollinger, R. Levering, J. Curtis, 1. Holliday Prof. O. C. Cromer, E. Sinclair, G. Cook. G. Lemmon. W. Deobold R. Fortin, R. Crisp, J. Johnson, E. Mills, R. Syron, H. Johnson, B. Miller, E. Mueller, R. Dye, H. Click Prof. R. H. Hull, W. Ellis, CG. Soule, C. Sept, K. Downing, WV. Dixon, V. Peterson, H. Weir, L. Walters, Prof. J. H. Johnson, J. Burt 1 96 Mechanical Engineers Machine mysteries come up at bi-monthly meetings . . . Sponsor guest speakers . . . One major social event. FALL SPRING Nouman Fincu a = «© «© .Chdivrman: © © «© «= «s Joun Curtis Ilenny Arp ELDON CUNNINGHAM = - Ronerr KenneMer - Honorary Chairman - Henry Ard Robert Atwood Arthur Benny Donald Birchmiecr LaVern Bollinger Eldon Conniogham John Carti« Thomas Farber Norman Finch Jack Fox Joho Gibson Richard Gordon William Harrison Wayne Harryman Ivar Holliday Robert Kennemer Kobert Kerns Electrical Engineers - + Seeretary-Treasurer - Robert Koppes Warren Kautson James B. Larson Robert Laue George Lemmon Richard Levering Melvin MeBuen Hugh MeGee Marvin McVey Frederick Meech - Vice-Chairman- + + + «© = - + + + Joun Gipson Edwin Peterson Murlio Kasmuscon Penest Sinclair ‘Thomas Slayton Grant Smith Russel Stewart Robert Swisher Henry F. Gauss Tommy Takatori Robert Titus Stanley Varner Richard Walch Warren Weinberg Franklin West Paul Wickard Donald Wigen Russell Wilson Currents alternate, but their drive is pretty direct ... Westinghouse watches them. President «+ «+ Vice-President — - Kenneth Andrews R. G. Bailey Glean Barker Bill Barnes Perry Black J. 1. Bart Kussel Conrad Dary! Cook Ray Crisp Kenneth Crowell Virge Dixon . . - Jerry JouNsoN Kenneth Downing Jim Freeman Keith Freeman Harvey Glick Louts Glick Rowland Hacgele Ed Harper Secretary Ramey SYKON Treasurer Ted Hunt John Jasberg Creston Johnston Jerry Johnson Howard Kambiteech Richard Koch Fred Le Clair Vernon May Bob MeClure Harlow MeKinney Richard MePherson Bernard Miller James Miller Vaughn Peterson Bob Katetin Alton Sept Clinton Sept a: Bos Dre - - Ray Crise William Skinner Gailen Soule Winston Spencer Dave Stevens Ramey Syron Ralph Tallent Pat Tunney Ronald Walker Lloyd Walter Richard Woodhead Harold Weir 197 = R. Sutton, Hl. Stanfield, P. Lyon, H. Wilson . B. Turner, J. Douglass, B. Cornell, C. Rea, S. Knight, J. Rupp, Mrs, J. {| R. Bill, R. Boyer, M. Dale M. L, Jensen, M. Simpson, F. Siezfriedt, A. Stone, D. Riley, S. Barnett, J. McCormack, C. Code, B. Steinheiser, B. Robson i GA ¢ a eas a hie £ oe 7 yg War . S ie a = i | $ 4 { r eC . et i i i | ms Familiar faces at Westminster Guild meetings, these members play an active part in posctioss of their church. One of the larger religious th organizations, they number over fifty. 198 Canterbury Society At their weekly meetings, this Episcopalian group discusses what's current . . . Their youngish pastor and his wife are popular patrons for campus affairs. VESTRY MEMBERS . Srepwe.t Jounston Ruta Boyer IleLen Witson Don River Bon Rosson Nancy SavipcrE Sreece Bannerr Cuances Cope Fraep Stecraiept Dare PoLuak Jean Barnes Rosin Surron Many Dare Marytu Jensen Puyttis Lyon Jane Doverass Westminster Guild Tuesday nights, they’re “signed out” . . . Castle-in-air: a campus union building for their activities . . . Nationally, near the top of the Guild branches. Phyllis B Vivian Caldwell is Hodge Edna Herring ton Barbara Long Fdith Marlee Dorothy MeMartin President - - - - = = Evenyn Lancenwavrer A fs i a a Sa SO Epiru Jones Vice-President - - - - - - - KATHLEEN OrR Treasurer - - - - + - - -Estetoe Larson Muriel Axtell ioe Es Jane Herrington Jean Minster Mary Jean Shipman Betty Baboock Winiteod ' Chrlatianson Patricia Holden Kathleen Orr Justine Smith Margaret Bacon avers Jean Davie Dorothy Holen Dorothy Ann Outze Elizabeth Sprague Lorene Bales Dyer Olive Holmes Josephine Palmer Joyce Sundstrom Mary E. Bedwell Tnclilte Eyrich Mary Howard Marian Partner Barbara Suteliff Jean Bigelow Marian Franson Eleanor Johnson Ann Peavey Leatha Swofford Emily ” Mary Ann Freelaod Edith Jones Aun Potwin Elaine Thomas Claire Bracken Muriel Fugate Helen Louise Jones Patricia Potwin Louise Thompson Mary Brown Helen Gale Betty Lou Kilpatrick Patricia Pugh Helen Urnes« Masine Bryant Maxine Garner Evelya Langenwalter hey erhersord Beverly Weber ore srt ay Lois Harnett Estella Larson Vier nolds arion W Elizabeth Walker Donna Worthwine 199 L. Johnson, M. Brown, C. Waterman, P. Ainslie, D. Handy, M. Wt hiteman, E. Ainslie, M. J. Farnam R. Jantzen, B. Ewart, J. Brown, C. Moon. D. Klutz, V. Kluts, M. Kitterell. I. Paulson, Mrs. Dean J. Whiteman, J. Thurston FE. Slusher. D. Hyder, R. Robinson, R. Shelton, 1. Kennegaard, M. Odom, P. Moon, C. Stanton, J. Sturgill, V. Fleischman Catholic students at the University belong to the Newman elub, and on Sunday morning they trek across town for services. Here they are posed for the Gem photographer 200 oder Williams Club Over thirty “retreated” to Lake Chatcolet for a spring week-end . . . Impressive rites at their “recognition™ banquet. President - - + + + = + Jack N. Taurston Secretary-Treasurer + + + + + = EYeene AINSLIE Vice-President - © + + «6 « Mary Jean Parnam Social Chairman - + Genatp Brown, Don Hyper Eilene Ainslie Volney Fleixcliman Samuel Kirksey Cecile Shelton Jean rt, oie Pauline Ainslie Gertrude Galbraith Meleena Kittrell Mary Louise Shepard jeans goreil Lucille Ball Doana Handy Marcella Mathews Rath Shelton Se utton Gerald Brown Lois Hansen Richard A, Maule William Skinner nrg; Rai Daniel G. Clatts Don Hicks Cleo Moon Edward Slusher jase N. ‘Thurston Helen Dittman Don Hyder Marguerite Odom Claudine Stanton Muriel Whiteman Mary Jean Farnam Keith Johnson Ronald Robinson Gloria Ruth Stewart Vincent Yoder Axel Kannegaard Jo Schwenkfelder Vewman Club Campus Catholics are alert... Stud y tables are dissolved by their occasional mixers ... Newman alarm clocks ring early, of Sundays. PALL SPRING Donato Konen - + + + «+ President - +- + + - «+ Jor Gorvon Srantey Fermie - - = - = Vice-President - - Epwarp Enéutsu Mary Scnewnack - - - = Secretary = Foes osu Joun Ryan Kay Hickman - - - - - + Treasurer + + + «� Constance StapLeton Delphine Aldecon Jim Givens Donald Konen Joe Malta Constance Stapleton Mary Burch Lillian Ferrel Rarbara Lohrene Torgue Oaas June Stein Jerry Brown Lauretta Gibbs James Lyden Peter Olivadouti Gertrude Stein Richard Cam pana Joseph Gordon Harry Mosman Clarence Rieman Frances Sweatek Donald Conley Richard Green Helen Motzko George Russell Charles Strom u Corrigan Virginia Greif Constance MeCallom Ralph Kussell Thomas Swager Earl Crea Merline Crieb Florence Marshall Joho Ryan Peggy Tway eta Dahmen Edgar Grieser Frances Marshall Kobert Ryan Norman Vedder ranci« Dillon Margaret Guthman Aldo Martinelli Thomas Ryan Rob Vonderbarr Edward English Margaret Hamilton Mary McBride Cletus Sarbacher Bill Wall t Errasmoupe Norman Hawley Norene Merriam Virgil Sebmidt Betty Wahle Mike Errasmouspe Kay Hickman Jean Milor Kay Schneider William Wheeler John Fannin Howard Kambitech Mary Esther Montgomery Jobe § Shreve James Wokersien Tony Aschenbrener Joyee Kenworthy Frances Moran George Surever Edward Zielinski Ray Muller M. L. Jensen, B. Brown, D. A. Hauge, J. Rupp, C. Bracken, J. Paulson, M. Stillinger, A. MacGregor, V. Dempsey D. Doumacgq, A. Gilbertson, F. Marshall, M. Franson, E. Jones, M. Axtell, Ek. Koffel, C. Shelton, J. Bonneville F. Sanborn, F. Larson, E. Erickson, F. Marshall, B. Ballenger, M. Pennell, S. Urness, E. Arms, F. Freeman, A. Thompson i. ¥ : 7 7 Dean J. G. Eldridge, C. Wilson, W. Dalley, G. Lattig, P. Schnabel, S. King, CG. Pomeroy, R. Bird, A. Sept, V. VanCuren, J. Skiles, F. Findley G. Smalley, R. Reinhardt, E. Batzel, A. Foss, L. Peterson, C. Joslyn, D. Holder, J. Gordon, R. Joslyn, A. Kiser, T. Merrill, P. Evans, Dr. E. Graue, J. Mutler W. Mouat, B. Vonderharr, D. Swan, W. Weinberg, B. Titus, Dr. W. EB. Fols, Prof. Hl. Bergerson, B. Bloor, K. Whitley D. Holder, S. Mckinney, K. Whiting, B. Doane, B. Spaulding, S, Delana, H. Hatl, G. Taylor, R. Wilson 202 Alpha Lambda Delta Wear candles, burn oil . . . Mind Papa’s academic advice . . . Record membership . . . Encourage eligibles with teas. President ri, ae tee Ue - Crame Bracken Treasurer = = += + + + + + ANN THOMPSON Vice-President «+ + «© «© « � Muriee Axreun Historian - - - - - + + = Ena Korver Secretary + + - + + + + Priscrtna Done Alumnae Adviser = + + + + Nancy June Starrorp Faculty Adviser + + «+ Miss Manion Frearuunsrone Muriel Axtell Claire Bracken Marylu Jensen Frances Larsen Ann Thompson Jean Boyington Priscilla Done Edith Jones Frances Sanborn Sybil Urness Erma Koffel 1942 PLEDGES Marjorie Aeschliman Betty Brown Marion Franson Frances Marshall Mary Elizabeth Pennell Elnora Arms Virginia Dempsey Frances Freeman Amy MacGregor Judith Rupp Barbara Ballinger Della Doumacq Alfrieda Gilbertson Barbara Mears Cecile Shelton Jean Bonneville Eldoris Franson Dorothy Anne Hauge Julein Paulson Margaret Stillinger Florence Marshall Phi Eta Sigma Juevnile geniuses . . . Required: freshman average, 3.5 ... Heredity and environment. Alpha Theta Delta Foreign policy obscures “wimmin™ an occasional hour or so... They think . . . Guiding their steps aright: Bergerson-Folz-Bragdon . . . Vague selective basis. 203 V. Haynes, G. Luntey, B. Davis, E. Batsel, R. Reinhardt, L. Peterson V. Nelson, D. Baskett, T. Arnold, L. Stearns, P. Schnabel, F. Harlow, C, Pomeroy, H. Morgan K. Brawn, F. Tipton, D. Holder, D. Bray, T. Arima R. Wilson, J. Curtis, K. Downing. J. Johnson, T. Arnold, G. Pomeroy, L. Stearns, E. Mills, E. Gnaedinger, Dr. L. C. Cady, E. Rosti, B. Titus, V. Haynes, Dean J. E. Buchanan, CG. Wren, GC. Luntey, H. Sult, A. Janssen. G. Smalley, Dr. H. F. Gauss, C. Davis, D. Bolton, B. Dye, N. Fineh, J. Cockrell, H. Ard, B. Fortin, J. Nelson, E. Cone, E. Cunningham, B. Ralston, F. Olm, Dr. Wilson, Prof. J. H. Johnson, B. Kennemer, R. Syron MILITIY gs {. Hornbaker, P. Conley, M. Matnarick, B. Leonard, D, Wilde, B. Luuk- konen, S. Johnston, A. Taylor, J. Smedley, B. Thomas, R. Williams C. Minden, G. Pennell, H. Brevick, D. Cray, W. Long, B. O'Connor, ©. Toevs, T. Fentiman {. Olson, D. Holder, E. Zielinski, J. Taylor RR Chemical Engineers CH,OHCH(CHOH).CHOH— Defense aces . . . They'll concoct in official quarters, new engineering building lab . . . some sixty. Sigma ‘Tau Top rankers of slide rule scientists claim membership in this national . . . All departments in the college of engineering are represented, Sigma Gamma Epsilon They muck-rake ... Immortalize a shining school-of-mines freshman each year—via plaque . . . Obligations, annual ball. Alpha Phi Omega Boy Scouts . .. Two thousand more fingerprints to go on Eagle wings and Tracy badge . .. Enhanced ad bulletin board with uniform cards ... Good deed; Gateway. 205 Westendahl, Orr, Hilfiker, Siple, Stein, Ream, Boyer, Langenwalter, Hoffman, Thompson, Wilson, Commick, James, Mott, Eccher, Larson, Schuepbach Mr. Sollers, Swinney, Miss Featherstone, Grendahl, Joslyn, Mrs. Sollers, Kimble, Sherwin, Sherman, Jeffers, Savage, Manion al ae © eo AZ? Dr. Pratt, Dr. Stough, Dr. Steffens, Follett, Macken, Cirard, Kinard, Poller, Bloor, Woodcock, Berg, Leavitt, Jones, Anderson Larkin, Doane, Furey, Sanderson, Webb, Burson, Donart, Haag, Foster, Wilson, Clark, Corino, Norris, Greathouse, Redford, Holm, Copple, McCarthy, Abbott, Swanson, Thompson, Kaufman, McQuade, Prof. Hopkins, Austin, Dodge, Greene, Duffin, Prof. Million, Gunn, Bacharach, Dean Howard, Chatterton, Kihara 206 Phi Upsilon Omicron She can sew a fine seam and grill a rare steak . . . But her grades must be smiled upon for membership among the select of home economics majors. The Curtain Subtle shadows, grease paint—they’re Gables and Garbos . . . Constant rope jerkers, costumers, are not gr P y pe J overlooked in yearly pledgings. Alpha Epsilon Delta Apothecaries and appendix are not mysteries to the pre-med elite . . . National affiliation . . . Scholarship. Bench and Bar Genus—legis . . . Habitats—secluded dry regions . . . Withstand outside rigors at annual dance . . . Argue with interesting erudition at “mock trial.” 207 Dich Walton Leatlua Suaf, ford foyce Peuwell Dou Williams 212 Ray Hel, bing oraihy Holeu D Nan, ie. - Nelson | £ ix ca tie yy Z ; 4 ? 4 seily Qrneychs Nancy pune Stafford Dick. Eimer pack Funey 214 : ——————————— ‘ oe re . . is _———— see ‘en : : —_ ; 7% J , SHHITITIEFFEE 4 — 7 - . : 7 Ss « = ; | ’ 999999990999 993 : ere : Qred Nichols Virginia LBeunetl Louis Parkinson tida Kytde fim Ol neeman fim MeCluskey Kay Ath Ramona Larkin Bill Richardtou Zi lonence Marshall Dou Audersou Marie Comnich 218 q 2) Qf (LCCVIWELL Bak Cawdsou 7 A NO CASH REQUIRED, ‘ Buy pat annual, caily GEM 4 MIS. � Dough, time, and patience fly in registration line. 2. Nobody's signing up for these courses. fnnoying .. . but necessary for record sales t. Time drags on. 5. “Gimme five nickels.’ . Students sign up for defense .. voluntarily. l. Hm-m-m... Bet she forgot to pack her toothbrush. 2. Aspecial shot of the special. 3. Deduc- tion: Snow indicates it’s the Christmas special, 4. This poor rushee didn’t havea chance, 5, Lots of jalops... at the first of the year. 6. ‘We've been looking forward to this.’ 7. One man... makes it co-educational, %. “ Now where did Johnny so?” 1. An encore for “Schmitty™ and the boys. 2. Vandal commandos do a little night work. 3. Panorama of the pajama rally. 4, More p.j. s for pop. 5. Frosh “‘sheot the works” for Home coming, 6. A nice shot of Ozzie’s ear... and the crowd, 7. Wish the other half of this picture wasn’t censored. % . In the smoking car... they smoke, 9%. Surprising what a little Seven- Up does for a dry bridg me. WW. Yeah... think PU join the M arines. 11. More bridge . .. more Seven-Up. 12. A sneese, maybe... ora yawn. 13. Elbows, Benoit! 14. Here must be a New Yorker story ... or just a story. 15. L.D.S. picnickers pack in the grub. 16. 4-H Clubbers unload the gals and grub. 17. At Argonaut picnic, Campbell dishes it out as usual. 18. When a landlubber goes kayaking. 14. Chris- man Hall men drink deep... of Robinson Lake nectar. To the dean of men come many with their problems President and Mrs. Dale ‘mix’? at the Frosh mixer Dr. Cramer admires infirmary’s modern equipment - � � dancing’s a lot of rot, psychologically speaking University heads, workmen inspect building plans 1. Elaine Thomas pens chem notes. 2. Chem lecture in Science 102. 3. Glenn Galbraith puts art knowledge into practical use, 4. Darn those socks, anyway! 5, Hashers dish it up for club- men, 6. Tough stuff, those physics problems. 7. Nice subject, what? . Home Ee class play- acts for experience, tre they “OR NC Ctod in S€rivs o, Parallete 10, Ceo, Shreve feians sleep wre ‘a Countless things to do... or see... or bea part of. Recreation for the taking -.+fun for the making. Organized or spontaneous ... large, laughing crowds, or small, contented cliques. Relaxation .. . be ’ ifter classes or quisszes. The “Joes” are always at it}... the Brains’ seldom participate in it. That's play at Idaho. 2. This Institute lad is going to keep that Spinster Skip 1. SAE pingpongers and sideliners. 2. date. 3. Sweet men took lessons from the traveling card shark. 4. A fair Kappa maiden rescues a Fiji dunking victim. 5. Joanne Tretner croous to Frosh mixerites. 6. Peuszy Massey is an pha Chi-Sigma Chi snow-bravl casualty. { Delta Gamma forget to duck. 8 War brought out the Lindley Hall Volunteer Corps. 9%, Bingo... at the A.W.S, carnival. 1. A nine o'clock breakfast at The Nest. 2. Bill O'Meara believes in service. 3. Bucket Manager Jim Marsh makes change. 4. Ray Brook- hart lost the bet... and everything else... after his sixth shake. 5. A typical Bucket scene ... well, maybe. 6. “IV Club members take over the Nobby for their initiation ceremonies. 1. Generating noise for the Cougar fracas. 2. Band members make the coaches vibrate. 3. Idaho marches on Pullman and W.S.C. 4. Something funny, Carlson? 5. A study in emotion .. . first touchdown against Gonzaga. 6. Another study ...a human dynamo ¢ i g art: ike) | lL. Gypsy dancing at the Theta house. 2. Tekes cut loose at their traditional Apache dance. 3%. Swinging through the door to the Betas’ Christmas dance. 4 shirted Delts go Russian annually. 5. ATO Tin Can dance... with metals so searce, too. 6. Frosh mixer brings all classes t ogether, 7. Choe milk all-around for the Senior Ball goers. eaven! 1 i what a voice... what a drip. : 2 Stardust.”” 5. What the boys Idaho's infirmary has been furnishing students with anything from class excuses to hospitalization and medical treatment facilities since the fall of 1937. Over one thousand hospitalisation entries are recorded dur- ing the year with medical calls averaging sixty per day. In the candid scenes above: Jacqueline Morefield is one of the many students who finds the infirmary a quiet place to study: Barney Bloor takes a patient's blood pressure count during the fall check-up. Dr. Harold D. Cramer checks over students’ health reports. 228 Nurse Dreps takes a look at Don Reddecopp’s leg pack. Bud Henry and Chuck Plastino get some of those handy infirmary excuses pom Nurse Pence. Drexel Brown seems to enjoy a shot of nose spray adminis- tered by Nurse Johnson. On the inside looking out, Elmer Stout finds solitaire a little boring. Fred Olm probably wishes Nelson Park and Dick St. Clair would go away and let him sleep. Mealtime is one of the infirmary’s pleasanter moments, soliloquizes Eileen Cilbertson. teaus Moor and Ceorge Campbell are two Sellows that don’t get around often enough to suit infirmary-bound students. Yun coming in the window ... strokes a hundred nodding heads .. . spreads blankets over a professor's words .. . words of weight and wisdom ... of dignity and non- sense in the shadow of a blue book... but we try not to sleep Prof ... honest CHALK TALKS 240 President's Message + + � In the tragedy of a world at war we are challenged to strengthen and enrich our American heritage. Civilization is shattered not only because of the perils that assail the body but also because of the dangers that surround the mind. Of us, as of no other generation of A mericans, the supreme test is being made. HARRISON C. DALE, — = Robert W. Greene Belle M. Sweet Proctor Librarian H. D. Cramer, M. D. University Health Frank Stanton Ella Olesen R. W. Lind O, A, Fitzgerald Bursar Registrar Buildings Grounds Publicity Priorities heckled Buildings and Grounds Supervisor R. W. Linp this year as he attempted to raise a new dairy building and a new engineering laboratory in the midst of steel shortages and building restrictions. Other university officials saw a busy year, as two men’s dormitories were turned over to the navy, the registrar's office force dwindled, and the entire system demanded constant oiling needed to keep things running smoothly, Beyond the hierarchy of university administration is the Board of Regents, six of the solidest citizens of the state, who regularly lay fat brief cases on President Dale’s long table and determine school admin- istration and policy. Gearing Idaho to a new war turnover this year, they plotted a high speed education-for-defense program, installed the quarter system to become effective this spring. and set about grinding out four-year students in three years. New Board of Regents President is Asher B. Wilson, Twin Falls, who was elected in March to succeed Coeur d’ Alene’s W. M. Me Naughton. Judge W. E. McNaughton, Mrs. A. A. Steele, Judge J. A. Anderson, J. F. Jenny, C. E. Roberts, A, B. Wilson. 241 MESSAGE It is with a great deal of hesitation that I address you, the young men and young women who must be the future leaders of the State and the Nation. Yours is peculiarly a heritage of strife, sacrifice, suffering—a war-torn world, Yours must be a resolve to take upon yourselves the burden of reconstruction and to share in leading this State and Nation out of the troubles into which it has been plunged, My one consolation at this time is the faith that I have in the young men and young women of Idaho in accom- plishing this fact. Yours will be a diflicult but glorious task, CHASE A. CLARK. Frequent caller at men’s houses and halls is Hers Wunpercicn, dean of men, who ean hold his own without reserve in any male bull session on the campus. When not pouring oil on student troubles, Dean Wunderlich decides on NYA allotments, serves on the university draft board, stu- dent-faculty council, and some half dozen other student and faculty committees. Last word on women’s activilies comes from Dean of Women Beatrice OLson, who decrees lockout hours, passes on social functions, and censors the annual Pep Band show. She watches with a motherly eye over a brood of several hundred women who receive her dictates with varying de- grees of enthusiasm and to her falls the Beatrice Olson, ticklish task of retaining friendships when Herbere.J: Wanteriteh, Dean of Women saying yes” or “no.” Dean of Men Filling briefly the shoes of absent Dean Dean of the faculty and dean of the University is R. HH. Peruer, Associate Professce Wit barrel-chested Jay G. E_pripce, who arrived at Idaho LARD WILDE this year stepped up to acting in 1901 and this spring turns in his forty-first year of ‘ DE, s vei Pi 4 - - : air service. He received his bachelor’s, doctor’s, and mas- dean of the school of business administra- ‘ ; j c i é ; ter’s degrees from Yale, earned a Phi Beta Kappa key, tion, to serve until July. He received ar eo ea 2 : : ES studied in France and Germany, and became a fluent degrees from the Universities of Utah and j . g . ii 3 : speaker and voluminous reader of foreign tongues. He California, arrived at Idaho twenty-two now heads the department of modern languages, tra- : years ago. Fervent booster of Idaho sports, verses the Ad building’s hallways from class to class he seldom misses any athletic event, now with a peculiar hippety-hop that makes mockery of finds time himself only for golf, his age. DEANS Dean J. FE. Bucnanan, Idaho graduate and one of the University’s newest deans, returned to his alma mater only four years ago to become dean of the college of engineering. He graduated in 1927 after cracking top grades in one of the toughest curricula in the University, did highway engineering work, until he became head man in the school which graduated him. Main interests are airport development and flood control. Coming to Idaho from Wisconsin in L919, Cuartes W. HUNGERFORD served as head of the plant pathology department, and became first dean of the headless graduate school in 1931, Serving on the academic council and the public events committee keeps him busy, but he finds time to diagnose plant ills for perplexed Palouse farmers, and chew the rag with students who happen by his office on Morrill third. Dean T. 5S. Kerr, of the college of letters and science, probably has more irons in the fire than any other one facultyman. Author of books on law, chairman of pub- lic events and athletic committees, pro- fessor of political science and business, he still finds time to guide the affairs of his college. This year he collaborated with Dean Buchanan in working out vital new defense courses. Right years of professional experience as assistant dis- trict attorney of New York City gave Dean PeNDLE- ron Howarp a thorough working knowledge of law to supplement his academ- ic training. A Texas gradu- ate. he received his mas- ter’s and doctor's degrees from Columbia, came west to Idaho in 1929, and with- in five years was dean of the college of law. Globe trotter and author, he takes great interest in student government. 244 DEANS Because of the agility with which tall, angular J. F. Messencer performs his job as dean of the school of education, aspiring pedagogues from a dozen states each year come to Idaho for essential pointers on teaching. Most freshmen, in all departments, read his “Art of Going to College.” and universities throughout the country use his “History of Educa- tion.” Despite a doctor's degree from Yale Uni- versity, Dean Dwicur Jerrers is a for- ester, and respected as such among Paul Bunyans in the school of forestry, Because of its comprehensive forestry training pro- gram, Idaho is top-rate in the nation, and a mecca for would-be foresters from Maine to California. Each summer. Dean Jeffers takes his men to Payette lakes, where they put to practical use the notes they took in Moscow classrooms. While Dean A. W. Fanrenwacp followed the government's call this year to Califor- nia and New York, the school of mines. always important to a mining state. be- came vital to the nation, For turning out competent mineralogists Idaho's school is fortunate, because Dean Fahrenwald is considered throughout the West as an expert in his field. I. J. Ipprnes, dean of the college of agriculture, this season finished more than a quarter-century of teach- ing Idaho aggies the fun- damentals of crop produe- tion, farm management, ment, and other agricul- tural “musts.” Before set- tling at Idaho, he shipped off to Europe on a cattle steamer and journeyed up and down the continent studying farming condi- tions in 16 countries, 245 Prof. Harold L. Axtell, Classical Languages Prof. J. W. Barton, Psychology Prof. Alwah A, Beecher, Music 246 DEPARTMENT Ar Ipano the department head is instructor as well as counsellor, and if he’s a “good Joe” in the classroom he’s usually a friendly advisor in office conferences. Students know one from the other for what they are, know the traits which make some easy to talk to, others lofty or diflident. The broad shoulders of the approved ones earry the burden of the students’ “blue book blues” and they hear things that never get as far as the busy dean of the college. Prof. Hobart Beresford, Agricultural Engineering. Dr. C. J. Brosnan, American History. Dr. L. C. Cady, Chemistry. Prof, C, W. Chenoweth, Philosophy. Dr. Frederic C. Church, European History. Prof. John H. Cushman, English. Dr. Paul A. Eke, Agricultural Economies. Dr. J. Donald Forrester, Geology. Dr. Floyd W. Gail, Botany. Prof. Henry F. Gauss, Mechanical Engineering. Dr. William V. Halverson, Bacteriology. Dr. G. W. Hammar, Physics. HEADS Since they are more approachable than deans, their pats on the back every year cut down the number of flunks in each department from journalism to animal husbandry. Yellow cards in U-hut mail boxes have summoned many a skidding scholar to conferences which often turn into “bull sessions” where student and faculty thresh out ° the whys and wherefores of penciled “D’s” and occasional red “F's, Prof. C. W. Hickman, Animal Husbandry. Prof. J. Hugo Johnson, Electrical Engineering. Dr. Karl H. W. Klages, Agronomy. Prof. Clifford E. Lampman, Poultry Husbandry. Prof. H. EB. Lattig, Agricultural Education. Prof. T. J. Prichard, Art and Architecture. Prof. Margaret Ritchie, Home Economics. Dr. W. E. Shull, Entomology. Prof. Robert S. Snyder, Agricultural Chemistry. Dr. Howard B. Stough, Zoology. Prof, Wm, F. Swindler, Journalism. Prof. Eugene Taylor, Mathematics. Dr. D. R. Theophilus, Dairy Husbandry. Dr. Leif Verner, Horticulture. Prof. Janette L. Wirt, Women’s Physical Education. 247 Dad’s Day committee chairmen plan festivities The rally committee . . . it functioned effectively Guess they're not stuffing ballot boxes these days Students attend the Legion service flag presentation i. ‘etat , ¢ ! ie : wha a . ray data i By Oat 4 = ee aie 4 ni {fa ie a vs ates a z 4, 4 . “s4 . ae. : Pl eet “the boys”... hatchet men and ward heelers .. . politicos without cigars ... putting a toe in a party niche... tasting the spoils system ... byplay and double-cross . . . Mark your X here... for honest government BALLOTS “BOSSES To staffmen on Tue Arconaut and THe Gem, “OPC” stands for Office of Perry Cup, hub of the wheel of Idaho publicity, From his corner of the student union building news, photos, and campus gossip radiate to news- papers throughout the state and the northwest, telling home-town folks what's doing “up at Idaho.” As ASUI publicity man, Culp supervises the publica- tion of the Freshman Handbook, football programs, drama and concert programs, and has a word to say about gen- eral Argonaut and Gem policy. Tribute to the success of news-plugging enterprises may be seen on the walls of his office. cluttered with Idaho news clipped from papers across the far reaches of the country. 250 GRADUATE s long as Gate Mix can keep the bottle of red ink on the shelf, things run smoothly around his offices in the Student Union building. As graduate manager, he controls the expense accounts of all university activities, and grace- fully dodges the inevitable wrath of unsweat- ered athletes, ambitious class officers, and assembly chairmen planning the “biggest show in years.” Since taking “Cap” Horton’s place in 1939, Gale has seen the addition to the | niversity of ten new departments, and has sung the glories of Idaho to local chambers of commerce up and down the state. He fondly hopes that the minor sports program which he has mothered will some day find its rightful place in the Idaho sun. But with one eye on that bottle of red ink, he sits, and chews his cigar, and wonders. Perry Culp, IJr., became acting graduate manager when Mix traded his blue serge suit and cigar for an army uniform. MANAGER Maria Raphael Smith, graduate manager's secretary. Don Carlson, assistant ASUI publicity director: Evellen Baskett, publicity department secretary. Mania Raruar. Smiru— Mike” to Idaho students —labors long hours untangling knotted finances for student ticket salesmen, who never seem to make their books balance. As secretary to Gale Mix, she puts her boss’ words into action, adds long columns of figures for ASUI ledgers, and accounts for all funds that pass through the graduate manager's office. Students like to do business with “Mike,” because her patience is practically unlimited. Right-hand man to News Director Perry Culp. A Se is Don Caruson, sophomore journalism major. When Culp is out of town, Vandal news stories are filed by Don, who also clicks the shutter for most of the ASUI’s publicity pictures. Before the war forced a cut in the ASUI staff. Bob Bonomi, senior journalism major, helped with the ASUI publicity. Bonomi, Culp, and Carlson put out a mimeographed press bulletin until the associated students had to pare expenses. Secretary in the publicity department is Freshman Eveccen Baskerr, who checks Gem and Argonaut advertising figures and helps “Mike” wade through ticket receipts. 251 Sennett Taylor, Rena Eecher, Rachel Swayne. Marjorie Thompson, Norma Lou MeMurray, Dean D. 8. Jeffers, Milt Eberhard, Gale Mix, Rudy Franklin, Bob Leeright, Stan Olson, Harry Lewies, Execrep to the hyper-active exeeutive board this year were Sennett Taylor, Rena Eccher, Rachel Swayne, Norma Lou McMurray, Rudy Franklin, Kenneth Scott, Stan Olson, and Harry Lewies. Marjorie Thompson, president of AWS; Dean Dwight Jeffers, Mix. and Argonaut Editor Bob Leeright sit on the advisor: Graduate Manager Gale board as ex-officio members. They meet each Tuesday night in the ASUT office off the Bucket lounge to ponder student problems. Waite Greek politicians remained silent last spring, the Independent party made Lindley Hall's Milt Eberhard ASUI president, without the casting of a single vote. No running mate emerged from non- commital Greek ranks to oppose Eberhard, who automatically stepped into the presidency to sue- ceed bald-headed Les McCarthy. Eberhard helped to dissolve the old Co-op bookstore, put across radi- cal war-time amendments to the ASUI constitution, and with the help of protege Harry Lewies strove to push the Student Union bookstore actually into student hands. Milton Eberhard, ASUI President Bachelorhood ended for Eberhard with the close of the first semester. He married Soprano Evelyn Failor, moved out of Lindley into a house next the campus, remained in school, and pulled the strings as vigorously as ever. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Unrrep Srupents stood on the outside looking in after Independents swept the executive board elections last spring to capture six of eight posts, and rally behind President Mitton ERnernarp in governing Idaho's student body. This year, as executive board members answered the beckoning finger of the draft board and shuffled off the scene, war stripped the ASUI of much of its political dabbling, forced changes in the ASUI constitution which would be laughed down during another year. The board did away with special elec- tions when its members began to vanish, decided that costs were too high, need too little, and cancelled, for the duration, traditional mid-term class elections. Biggest project undertaken this year by the board was transfer of the Student Union bookstore to student hands, and an attempted merger with the former Co-op. Regular business included confirming of appointments, voting of awards, a traveling jacket squabble with “down-at-the-heel” football men, the occasional demand for “cokes all around” from Fall Guy Eberhard. Harry Lewies, vice-president, and Norma Lou MeMurray, secretary 253 ASSOCTATED NumBer One kingpin among campus women is Marksornie THompson, president of the Associated Women Students. Elected to the vice-presidency in the spring polling last year, her present post came as a shock both to her and to sorority women when she automatically slipped into the president’s chair after Mabel Ayres failed to return to school. Immaculate grooming is second nature to Marj, who majors in home economics, sews most of her own clothes. Genuine friendliness, sincerity, efli- ciency, and willingness to cooperate have made her a respected leader of women students, Marjorie Thompson, AWS President Betty Armstrong, Helen Campbell, Vera Nell James, Marjorie Thompson, Mary Fran Marshall. MEA Two A.W.S. councillors from each girls’ house and hall meet trains and busses bringing new girls to the campus in the fall; assist freshmen and new students in becoming acquainted with the grounds, buildings, professors, and other students: help the “greenies” arrange their schedules; and, in general, “show them the ropes.” Councillors are stationed at various points around the campus to guide and direct the neophytes. The annual A.W.S. Carnival attracts crowds from Pullman and Moscow as well as Idaho students. Each fraternity and men’s hall nominates its candi- date for carnival queen, who is elected by the merry -makers, Campus hono- raries and service organizations sponsor booths, with all proceeds going to the A.W.S., which, cooperating with the University’s all-out-for-defense program, this year donated its proceeds to the Red Cross. Women’s activities end on May Day with the crowning of the elected May Queen, the all-campus songfest, tapping of members by honoraries, and the colorful Maypole dance by Spurs. Betty Hale, Doris Johnson, Mary Fran Marshall, Catherine McGregor, Betty Armstrong, Catherine Stover, Mary Thurston, Mary Elizabeth Scott, Miriam Maier, Mavis Schuepbach, Lucy Adele Dillingham, Justine Smith, Pauline Hawley Macy Mott, Vera Nell James, Elinore Finch, Chris Favre, Helen Campbell, Margaret Tomlinson, Marcia Kimble, Virginian Young, Marjorie Thompson Seniors... the band... the audience listens quietly Scott leaves school and Executive Board for Army Senior Ball... one sometimes can find a true senior It’s not the last mile . . . but some are wondering Outstanding senior athlete... Turner... and buddy ast mile... four-year man... think of the pictures on . open win- your wall... dance programs ona string... dows on warm nights ... the radio blaring down the the hall... Marching in the black robe after four years ... think of these Ath DEGREE oe Curtiss Clark, Miriam Maier, Stan Jeppeson, Don Beals First Semester SU WK | President - - - - - - - Don BEALS Vice-President Curr CLark Secretary - += - = = + Mintam Marer Treasurer - - - - - - STAN JEPPESON Independents salvaged some measure of consolation from class elections by capturing all senior offices. Social event of the year was the senior ball on December 6. Using a “Senior Holiday” theme, the graduating students under the direction of General Chairman Dale Clark turned the Blue Bucket into a festive hall of silver and blue. With the “big grind” almost ended, seniors now wait patiently for June, Bacealaureate, and Commencement. 260 EMERGENCY WAR CLAUSE NO. 2 Class officers shall serve for a term of one school year. Nominations for class officers shall be made at the beginning of the fall semester at a special nominating assembly for each class which shall be called by the President of the ASUI. This amendment shall operate as to toll such other clauses of the ASUI constitution as are herewith in- consistent with the provisions of this amendment. This amendment shall become null and void at the beginning of the second successive semester or at the beginning of the third successive quarter following the ceasing of the present war, at which time all clauses herein rendered ineffective are to be given such full force as they had previous to the passing of this amendment. oy fbout 422 students, enough to constitute a quorum, met atan ASUI assembly February 19 and voted upon Emergency War Clauses, Clause Number 2 concerning class office elections passed 429 to 13. MICERS Second Semester President - + + + = - Curr CLark Vice-President - - + + + Bop Ratston Secretary - - + + + = Mintam Mater Treasurer - - . . - «+ STAN JEPPESON With the Emergency War Clauses in effect, Curt Clark moved to the class presidency when Don Beals left school for the Air Corps during the second semester, Bob Ralston was elected vice-president to succeed Clark by the Independent caucus. Ralston was approved by the ASUI executive board. Miriam Maier, secretary, and Stan Jeppeson, treasurer, retained their offices for the entire year. howd 5 Jevng an te Us ee Ret? danas, DALE CLARK ED BENOIT Active upperclassmen .. . they're known... for politics or publications . . . athletics or abil- ity... B.T.O.’s or just “good Joes” .. . as picked by senior class officers. =. BOB WETHERN MARJORIE THOMPSON 262 , ‘ 4 o Ds vet NORMA LOU McMURRAY NELSON PARK RAY TURNER ARMOUR ANDERSON VERA NELL JAMES BOB LEERIGCHT 263 yy Aurnoun Cranence Acurr B.S.(Ed,); North Des Moines, lowa, High ae Alpha Tau Omega; President Pem Clab Borwros Wittanp AKINs B.S.(For.); Spokane, Washington, ELeanon Etainn Atsano B.S.(Bus,); Pocatello High School; Univer- sity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Forney Hall. Ansoun A. ANDEKSON B.S.(Bus.j; Twin Palle High Sehool; Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Kappa Pei: Blac Key: Seabbard and Blade, Captain 4; Alpha Theta Delta; University ife Squad 3-4; Rifle Team 3-4; Minor “ Club; Publications Hoard 3-4; Argonaut Business Manager 4: Chairman, Javior Cabaret 3; Gem 1.2: Major Award 3; “Idiote’ Delight™ L. Guy BR. Axpnnson B.S.(Agr.); Palouse High School, Palouse, Ww ashington: Chrisman Hall; Alphe Phi Chi; Baseball 1; Independent Caucus 3-4, Ro nnnr RK. ANpkK� ON B.S.(Bus,); Potlatch High School; Lindley Hall. Henny N. Ano B.S.(M,.F.); St. Anthony High School; Lind. ley Hath High Honors 2-5-4: Sigma Tau, Secretary; Seabbard and Blade; Associated Engineers; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Co-chairman, 264 Pavitt Man Axens B.S.(H.Ee.); Lineola High School, Portland, Oregon; St. Helen's Hall Junior College, Portland: Kappa Alpha Theta: Home Ee Club; Westminster Guild; Canterbury So- ciety: W.AAG University Singers; Gem; International Relations. |. Ogden, Meuvin Joun Atsacen B.A: Potlateh High School Willie Sweet ‘alls Delta Sigma Rho; L.S.A.A.; Debote 2.3.4 Clab: Minor I C Jub: Pem Club; Football 1-2-3- 4; Boxing 2-3-4; Vice President Chrisman Hall 4 Mito Eowano Anornson B.S.(Agr.E.); Devilea Lake High School, Devils Lake, North Dakota; Lindley Hall; “I Club; Football 2-34; Basketball 2: Track 2-3-4. Vinoista W. AnpEnson igre Sandpoint High School; Alpha Ph pha Epsilon Delta, Vice President; alsa Key, Secretary; “I Club; Hell Divers; W.A.A. Executive Board: Pan-Hel- lente Council, President: Student Faculty Council, A.W.5, Council; Argonaut 1-2-3; Gem 1-2-3; Blue Bucket 1: House President: Rifle Team 2-3; Narthex Table. Herty Armernone B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; Gamma Phi Beta; W.A.A. Treasurer 3, President 4, A. ws S. Treasurer 4; Hell Divers, Vice President 3; Arac 1-2; Gem 1; Narthex Table; Taps and Terps, Business Manager 2; Who's Who Among College Students. Dick Aumernone BS,(Bus): Genesee High Schook Idaho Club. Howanp Cram Baxne B.S.(Mus.Fd.); Cocur d'Alene High School; Sigma Nut Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Mu Alpha, President 4; Blue Key; Pep Band. Berry Bates B.S.(Ed.); Caldwell High Schook College of Idaho; Pi Beta Phi; Westminster Guild; Ioteroational Relations; Gem; University Singers. Jane Weer Bannerer B.S.( Bus); Boise High School Delta Cam- ma; Spur , Editor; International Relations; W.A.A., Argonaut 1; Argonaut Women's Editor 2; Gem 1-2. Ivon Atuen Bauman B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Kingston High School; Willix Sweet Hall; Phi Mu Alpha, Secretary -Troan- uror, University Singers 1-2-3-4; Tape and Terps 2, 4; Pageant I. Wanna Joven Beavixs aa Moscow High School; Kappa Phi. Anorm L. Becx B.A.(Pol.Sei.); Fielding High School, Parix; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Willi« Sweet Hall; Highest He “4: High Honors mal Relations Club; Lambda Anton KR. Ascuenunenen B.S.(Ed.); Nampa High School; Delta Chi; I Club; Pem Club; Football 1.2.3.4. Sack W. Banen LL.B; Rupert High School; Beta Theta Pi: Phi Alpha Delta, Vieron H, Bannour B.S. Bact): West High School, Rochester. New York; Chrisman Hall. Ronato Sreuimos Baskerr B.S.(Agr.): Neeperee UWigh School; Lindley Hall; Senior Class Vice President “41; Ag = . Pablieity Chairman; University 4-H Club. Bannana May Beacn B.A.; Coeur d'Alene High School: Forney Halls Spur; Westminster Guild 1-2; Freeh- man Clase President, Donato Soorr Brats B.S.(Agr.): Twin Palla High School; Willis Sweet Hall; Alpha Zeta 4; Phi Mu Alpha 4; University Singers 4; Caucus 3-4; Indepen- dent Council; Senior Class President. LaVens Crank Bau M.S.(Ed.); Borley Uigh School; Sigma Chi: Highest Honors 1; High Honors 2, 4; Pem Clab, Viee President; fombute Delta Sigma; “I” Club; Minor “I” Club; Football 1-23.34; Wrestling 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; I Club Ball Chairman 3. 265 = coe Eowann Lous Bexorr B.A,(Pol.Sei.); Twin Falle High School; Beta Theta Pi; Highest Hon 1.2.3; Phi Reta Kappa; Silver Lance; § bard and Blade Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma; Pershing Rifles; Alpha Theta Delta; laterfraternity Gouneil: Gem, Business Manager 4; Argonaut 1; Blue Bucket 1; Yell Dake 1; Ticket Chairman, Senior Ball; Pablication« Board. Taropore Joun Brzoun B.S.(C.F.); Moscow High School; Tan Mem Aleph; Argonaut 4: American Society Civil Engineers; Associated Fngineers Conwin C, Binns B.S.(Bus.); Rupert High Sehool; Delta Chi President 4. Kex Rovees Biewerr B.5.( Bw Kendrick High School: Pershing Rifles; Seabbard and Blade. ‘. LaVeune HH. Boruiscen B.S.(Mech.E.); Payette High Sehools Aseo- ciated Engineors. Rosxer Focw Boros: B.A. Wallace High School; Lindley Hall; Sigma Delta; Pershing Rifles; Junior Class, President; Co-Chairman Publicity, Senior Ball; Argonaut 1.2.3.4; Gem 3; Manager Shi Team 4. Bauce Aonxa Boro Franklin Hi Beta Theta P Sehwol, Portland, Oregon; i; Phi Mu Alpha; Pep Band. 266 Many Jann Breraano B.S.(H.Ee.); Idaho Falls High Sehool; Rid- enbaugh Hall; Spurs; Home Eo Clab; New man Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Independent Council; University Singers; Hall President. Onin Recena Browne B.S.; North Central High School, Spokane, Wa ston; Spokane Junior College; Delta Delta Delta, N, Dancine Brrrencu 8.5.(1.BRe.); Jerome High School; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Ridenhaugh Hall; Kappa Phi; Home Ke Club; Wesley Foundation; Lnternational Relations, Mane 8. Bons B.S., Moseow High School; Delta Sigma Kho, President; Debate 1-2-3-4. tay Gwearrn Borman B.S.(Ed.); Boise High School University of Idaho, Southern Branch: Kappa Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; Panhellenic C - el Treble Clef; Gem: Argonaut. Raven E. Bowen B.S.(Bus): American Falle High School; Linfield Gollege 1-2; Willis Sweet Hall. Korn Cecite Bover BS. }; Lewis and Clack High Sehool, Spokane, Washington; Kappa Kappa Gam ma: Highest Honore 1-2; High onore 3; Alpha Lambda Delta: Phi Upsilon Omicron; Spurs; W.A.A. Canterbury Club: Home Ke Club, Argonaut; Gem; Costume Che Pep Band Show: Costume Chairman, and Terpr Enianern BRAckRN B.A.; Boise High School; Delta Gamma; Highest Honore 1-2-3-4; Mortar Board: Phi Beta Kappa; Cardinal Koy; Theta Sigma, President 4 Alpha Lambda Delta: Weet- minster Guild, President 3; Theta Sigma Plaqae; Mortar Board Plaque: Editor Co-Ed Argonaut: Gem 1.2.3; Argonaut 1.2, Day Editor 3, News Editor 4, Berry Lou Baappocs B.5.(Ed.); Lewiston High School: Ward Bel- t, Nashville, Tennessee: Kappa Kappa mma; Westminster Guild; Argonaut 1; Gem ly WALA Froyoe KR. Buownnap B.S.( Age.) Rupert High School: Albion State Normal; Idaho Clauty Alpha Phi Chi; Ag Club 1-2-3-4 Dairy Cattle Judging Team 3; Dairy Products Judging Team 4; Vice Presi- dent and Social Chairman Idaho Clab 4: Intercollegiate Knights. Born B. Baown B.S.(Bus.): Rupert High School: Beta Theta Pi: Blue Key; Seabbard and Blade; Inter- collegiate Kaights, Junior Kaights Co-Chair. man mecorming 4. Maxine BE. Bayanr B.S. (Com, Fd.); Orofino High School: George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessoe: Al- hion State Normal; Kappa Alpha Theta: Weatmineter Guild; Gem: University Singers; Argonaut. Many Vimcrsta Bunen | B.S.(Ed.); Holy Names Academy; Spokane Junior College; Gamma Phi Beta; Newman Club; Attic Club: Gem 4; Rifles, Veurn Mante Bonsreor 6.5.(Bued: Challis High Sehool; Forney Hall; Phi Chi Theta; “1 Club; Pem Club; LE Clab Seoretary-Treasurer 4. Lawaence Foro Basonuay B.S. (Agr.): Challis High School: Chrieman Hall; Ag Club; Livestock Judging Team 3; Intercollegiate Knights; Social Chairman, Chrisman Hall, Abas Lew Baanom B.S.(Ed.); Bonners Ferry High School: Lew- iston State Normal; Ridenbaugh Hall; W. AAG Pem Club; Westminster Guild. Bavce Lioyvp Brooxs B.S.(Age.); Bonners Ferry High School; Campus Club: Ag Clab; Minor “I” Club; Independent Caucus 3-4; Boxing Team 1.2; Boseball Team 1, 3; President and Social Chairman, Campus Clab 4. Kinetey Ina Brown B.S.(Chem.E.); Boise High School; Delta Tau Delta; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Dowaco M. Buperw B.S.(Age); Fielding High Sehool, Paris; Utah State Agricultural College; Willis Sweet Hall; High Honors 3-4; Ag Club. Ronear W. Burcexc. B.S.(Chem. Emmett High School; Cam. vue Glub; University of Idaho. Southern ranch; High Honors 3; Chemiatey Club. Joun L. Bories B.5.(Ed.); Shelley, Idaho; L.D.8, Lnetitute; Intercollegiate Kuight«; Alpha Phi Chi; Lambda Delta Sigma: L.D.S. Social Chair- man 3, 267 COoMNIAAN PIAPeR Anuine M. Camraxis B.S. (Bus Edi: Colville, Washington, High School; Washington State College: Pi Beta Phi; Pan-Hellenic Delegate 4; House Prexi- dent 4. Boise High School; Bowe Chrisman Hall: Associated Miners; Rifle Club. Hawnny Ray Cantson B.S.(Bus,); Salmon High School; tha Epsilon; Pershing Rifles. Fimice ear. Sigma Al- Lieutenant Joun L. Cuamurnun B.S,(EdJ: Lewiston High School: Willi« . : Alpha Phi Ch an Decorations, Cabaret 3; Intramural Officer 1.2.3-4; lndependent Caucus; Future Teachers of America: University Singers 2. Karuteen Evizanern Comierian B.A. Goeur d'Alene I Sehool; Hall: Phi Beta Ka High Honore Forney Hall, Pre: 4: Argonaut 3; Gem 1-2-3; Bookstore Advisory Board 3-4 Cloes Seeretary 5. Forney Ruston O. Crank B.S.(For.); Santa Barbara, California. Dane M, Crank B.S.(Ed.); Bouners Ferry High Sehoot; Idaho Club; Senior Ball Chairman; Football 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Track 3-4. 268 Heten Maxine Camennns B.S. ): Ovefino High School; F ientation Chair- 4; W.A.A,, Vice President 3; Women’s ib, View President; University Singers 1-2; Vice President Sophomore Class: Gen- oral Chairman, Tape and Terps 3 joe Presi- dent Forney Hall 4: A.W.S. Carnival Chair- man 3, Joun J, Canninc B.S.(Met.E.): Boise High School; Bolve Junior College: Sigma Chi; Associated Miners. Roser Wiexstnom Cancson B.S.(Bus.); Blackfoot High School; Univer. sity of Southern California; Phi Camma Delta; Pep Band 3; Pep Band Show 3. Sun Cosnny B.S.: Alexander Hamilton High School, Los Angeles, California; University of California at Low Angeles; Gamma Phi Beta. Avent, Brooks Crank H.A.CBd.); Waukee, lowa; Gem 1-2-3.4. Cunriss M. Crank LL.B.; Bonners Ferry High Sehool; Idaho Club; Senior Class President. Many Paances Canren Crank B.A.; Moscow High School: Pi Beta Phi: High Honors 3; Canterbury Society; Inter- national Rela W.A.A.; Blue Bucket 1b. Cn ne eee Surmisy Keowee, Coann 1.S.(Bus.), Filer High Sehool; Delta Delta Delta; Weetminster Guilds Gem 2-5-4) Photo Mounting Editor, 4. Mancaner Kaw Creane B.S.(Ed.); Pocatello High School: Washbucn College, Topeka, Kansas; Hay« Hall; Kappa Delta Pi; W.A.A.: Pem Club. Seeretary- ‘Treasurer; Kappa Phi, Manjonimn Ans Cotounoun B.S.(1. ): Coour d'Alene High School; Gamma Phi Beta; Spur. President; A.W.S. Council 4; Argonaat 1-2; Gem 1 Jon� Cany Coon B.S.(C_B.); Boise High School; Boise Junior College; Willie Sweet Hall; Phi Mu Alpha; Intercollegiate Knights; Associated Civil En- gineers, Secretary 4; Junior Assembly Chair- man 3; University Singers 4, Sern S. Conines B.S.(Age.d: Heybure High School; Campus Club; High Honore 1, 3-4; Alpha Zeta; Lamb- da Delta Sigma; Ag Club; Debate 2; Van- daleers 2-3-4, Teeny C. Caann B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Orofine High School; Willis Sweet Hall: Kappa Delia Pi; Phi Mu Alpha; University Singers 2-3-4; Tape and Terps 2, 4. Kaymonp Firove Care B.S5.(Elee.B.); North Central High School, Spokane, Washington; Spokane Junior Col- loge; Kappa Sigma; Associated Engineers: Radio Club, Seeretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Ame Institute of Electrical Engineers, Treasurer 4; Associate Editor, Idaho Engineer 3. Vincinta Len Ouank B.S.(Rd.); Bonners Perry High School; Delia Delta Deltay Weetminster Guild: University Singers; Gem 2. Loursn M. Cottins B.S.CHL Be}; N State College: pa High School; Oregon ays Hall; Home Ee Club, Ex.woon E, Conn .5,(Mech.E,); Moscow High School; Sigma Chi; Sigma Tan; Idaho Cloud Clippers, President 3; Idaho Engineers 1-2-3. Donotny Ann Coon B.S.(Ed.); Boiee High School; Stephens Col- lege, Columbia, Missouri; Delta Gamma; International Relations Club 2; Gem 2; Argonaut 2; W.A.A. 2. Batnana ANN® Conneir B.A. Boise High School; Pomona College; Boise Junior College; Kappa Kappa Gamma; High Honors 3-4; Canterbury Society; W ALA. Knox Caaic .A.; Franklin High School, Portland. Ore- gon; Phi Bera Kappa; Highest Honors 2-3; High Honors 1; Sigma Delta; Internat Relations: Argonant, Managing E Dad's Day Chairman. Haxny Eowin Caume B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School. 269 ” Juan L, Commincs B.S.(Bas.j: Moscow High Sebook Pi Beta Phi, President 3; Highest Honore |, 4; High Honors 2-3; Phi Chi Theta, Vier President 4; Alpha Lambda I a; Cardinal Key, Vice President 4; Hell Divers. Secretary 3, Vice President 3, Peesident 4; Blue Baeket 1; Gem 3; Argonant 1; Sport Manager and W. A.A. Executive Board 3; Rifle Team 2-3 A.W.S, Council 3, Election Board 2; Chair. man Cardinal Key Bridge Tournament 3, Jaxw Eview Cussincaam B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Fairfield High School: Weet- minster College, Salt Lake City, Utah: For- ney Hall; Highest Honors 2; High Honors 1; University Singers: Treble Clef. Many Dare B.S. (H.EBe., St. Paul's Sehool for Giels, Walla Walla, Washington; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Home Ee Club; Canterbury So- ciety; W.A.A5 University Singers 1: Van- dalettes 2; Treble Clef 3; Taps and Terps 2; Argonaut 1.2. Leste (Bit) Deas B.S.(Ager.)i Hollister High School: College of Idaho: Laterce te Kaight, Junior Knight 3: Ag Club; Sentinel Club, Vice President 4; “Our Town” 2; Yellow Jack.” Ecoxcnr Suomen Decana ‘.: Boise High Sebook, Sigma Chi; Alpha eta Delta Beds + Pep Band 33 ; Tennis 2-3-4, Club 2-3-4; Barketball Manager 1-2-2 Mona Kan Dick ovson B.S.(Ed.); Reubens High School, Lucy Aonie Dittinenas B.S.(H. Be); Filer Rural High School; Colo- Phi Up Chib; in Beds “All Reason Now Resigned Door”; “Kind Lady,” ne Ke Council : “Stage 0 Eioon Kuton Consinonam B.S.(Mech.E..); Barley High School: Lindley Hall; Highest Honors 2; High Honors 3-4) Sigma Tan; Lambda Delta Sigma; Vice President Student Branch of A.S.M.E. Seema Anvenson Conninn B.5.(Bus.); Moscow High School; Phi Chi Theta, 2-3-4; Westminster Guild, Fowsann Grune Davis B.S.(Bus.); Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington; Phi Gamma Delta; High Honors 1-2: Silver Lance; Blue Key; Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Theta Delta; Gem 2-3; Argonaut 1.2.4, Exnarco D “ B.S.(Met.E.); Nelson High School, Nelson, Britieh Colurn Alpha; High Honore t; Phi ma Gamma Epsilon, Seeretary-Treasurer; Assoviated Miners; A.1.M.E. Meni Leona Daur B.S.(Ed.):; Rathdrom High Sehool; Riden- baugh Hall; “I Club, President; Kappa Phi; Wesley Poundation, Social Chairman; W.A.A., Sporte Manager: Pem Club, Execu- tive Board; Chairman, Inland Empire Board of National Basketball Officials, Nossa Etaine Dieren B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School; Alpha Phi; Highest Honors 2-3-4; High Honore li Alpha lambda Delta; Phi Chi There, Treasurer 3, ACW ya t; Gem 3: Argonaut 3; LSA. 234 Mose A. Disornit B.S.; Berlin, Wisconsin, High School; Wis. consin Institure of Technology: Lindley Hall; Associated Miners; Independent Council, Panny Davin Doan LL.B.: Grangeville High School: University of California: Sigma Chi; Phi Alpha Delta; Minor “I Club; Bench and Bar: Varsity Tennis 2-3-4; Sigma Chi, President 4. : Many BEnixauntn Dowsing B.A.; Pocatello High School University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Alpha Chi Omega: | Kappa Delta Pi, Orchestra; Violin Quartet. ‘ Many Evian Dunkin B.S.(Ed.); Kellogg High School; Tempe State College, Tempe, Arizona; Gamma Phi Beta; Cardinal Key; Mortar Board; W.A.A. 1-2-3; Exceutive Board 3; Argonaut, Copy Desk Fditer 3; Gem, Class Activity Editor; Blue Bucket 2; St. Mark's Society 3; International Relations; Co-Pd Argonaut, Copy Deak Editor 2; House Treasurer 3, President 4; A LI. Executive Board; Gem Award; Who'e Who Among American Students. James Cuntis Domnan B.S.(Mio.E,); Alhambra High School, Al- hambra, California; Pasadena Junior Col lege: Alpha Phi Omega, President 4; Associ- ated Miners, Konenr BE. Dye 8.5, (Elec. E.); Cottonwood High School; Wil- lis Sweet Hall: Highest Honors 1.2.3.4; Phi Eta Sigma 1-2; Sigma Tau 3-4; Associated Engineers; Idaho Engineer 4; A.LE.E., See- retary: Kadio Club, Viee President 4, Micros FL Pasunace B.S.{Agr.); Melba High Sehool; Lindley Hall; Alpha Zeta; Blue Key: Seabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles; Intercollegiate Knights: Ag Club; Clase Vice President 1; ' Sophomore Holly Week Chairman 2; A.S. ULL. Exeeutive Board 3; A.S.UL. President 4; Seeretary-Treasurer Pacific Student Presi dents’ Assoviation 4; Chairman Student Union Bookstore Board 3; Independent Council 2. James Ecaswonre | B.S.(Aagr.): Midway Lewisville, Idaho, High | School; LDS. 1 tute; Alpha Zeta; Lamb. da Delta Sig rovident 3; Ag Clab; Minor “I Club: House President; Wrentling lL. 3-4; | Animal Husbandry Judging Team. Maowiyne Manx Dovetass B.A.: Pocatello High School: University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Colorade College; Gamma Phi Beta; International Relations: Gem. Lawannce H. Durrin LL.B.; Rupert High School; Beta Theta Pi; Phi Alpha Delta, President. Donorny Inene Dustar B.S.( Bus. E Kelloge High School; Alpha Chi Omega; W.A.A.; Westminster Guild; Argonaut 1: Gem 2; House Manager. Rowerr Josxen Dwyex BLS.( Ed.) Jackson Heights, New York: Me- morial Gym: I Clab; Minor “I Clab; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 1-2-3-4, Pau. W. Basrennnoox B.S.(For.); Arcadia High School, Arcadia, eka; University o! braska; Campus Idaho Foresters, Vice President 3-4; Forester, Junior Manaper 2, Advertix. $ vsinees Manager 4; Arko- nant, Distribution Manager 4 Eurzanetn Ecranon Ecos (Gerad); Portland. Oregon: Kappa Alpha ‘Theta. Paut L, Evrenson B.S.(Elee.E.); Sequim High School, Sequim, Washington; Willie Sweet Hall: ALLELES: Associated Engincers; Rifle Team 1. 271 Eowanp Jusion Baicnson B.S.(Por.); Oshkosh High School, Oshkosh, Wiscansing Oshkosh State Teachers College: Idaho Forester; Chairman of Exhibits Com. mittee, Forestry Week 4. Beasann Joux Favano B.S.; Lewiston High School: Lewiston State Normal; Chrisman Hall; Highest Honors 3-4: Vhi Beta Kappa 4: Delta Sigma Kho 4; Inter- national Relations 3-4; Dehate 3-4. School; Delta pneil 3-4: Gem 1.2; inster Guild 1.2.3, Argonaut 1-2; Weat Berry Joanne Fiscny B.S.(Mas.); Nampa High School; College of Idaho: Hays Halk; Highest Honors 2; High Honore 1, 3: Sigma Alpha Lota 3-4; Alamni Seeretary 4: Sentinel Chat: University String Trio 4; Vandaleers 3-4; Treble Clef 4; Co- Chairman to us for Junior Week; Co- Chairman Lavitations for Senior Ball. Hannierr Poataxns HLA.; Peesoott, Washington, High School; Se Gollege: Hays Hall; Home Ec Clab. ALLAN Dovétas Fostan 13.A.; Sacramento, California. High School; Kappa Sigma; Seabbard and Blade; Pershing Rifles. Bench and Bar; Minor Sports Letter. DeLance Frounnoy Frasxkcur B.S.(Agr.); Meridian High School; Phi Gam- ma Delta; Highest Honors 1-2-3; Alpha Zeta, President 4; Ag Club; Chairman, Little International Ag Show: Idaho Representa- tive, Northwest Conference of Ag Clubs, Mancaner Manis Esketpson B.S.(H.Ec.); Boise High School: Ridenbaugh Hall; Home Ee Clob; University Singers; L.S.A. Cuntstine Ans Favux B.S.(Ed.}; Ogden High School, Ogden. Utah: Alpha Phi; Spar 2; Vandaleers 1-2-3-4; Argo- naut 2-3; Taps and Terps 2. Noaman L. Fince B.S.(Moch.E.); Coeur d'Alene Hi Lindley Hall; Sigma Tau; ated Engineers; Chair .M. ley Hall, Treasurer 3; Engineers’ Council 4. h Schools Associ Viows Pisvne B.S. H. Ee. Ee Club 1-2- Poet Falls High Schools Home 34, W.A.A. 1.2. Ronen C. Powren B.S.( Elec. Cottonwood High Sehook Wil- lis Sweet L ; Sigma Tau, Historian 4; AT. .E., Student Branch, 1-2-3 Aswociated - neers 162-34; Tnter ¥ Souneil 3; Radio Club 1-2; Idaho Engineer 4. James A. Fosten B.S.(Bus.): Coeur d'Alene High School; Chrisman Hall; Major “I” Clab; Attic Club; Co-Chairman Janior Week Ticket Commit tee 3; Baseball 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3, I Club: President Chrisman Hall 4. Roy Preany Pou B.S.(Geol.; Gresham, Oregon. Ges F, GCatonarrn B.A. Well + Washington, High Sehool: Campus Club: Highest Honors 3-4: High Honore 3: Attic Club, President 4; Alpha Phi Chi; Roger Williams Club; University Singers 2; Chairman Junior Prom Decora tions; Gem Sales 3; Attienna, Co-Business Manager 4. Runy Ecces Ganonen B.S.(HL Eek: Kamiah High School: College of Idaho; Haye Holl; Home Be Club: Taps and Terps 3; University Singers 2-3; W.A.A. Eicxes Ginnereon B.S,(H. Ee) Coeur d'Alene High School; Gamma Phi Reta: Home Ro Cloke. Hanver Lours Guex B.S.( Elec. 6.4, Midway High School, Lewis- ville: University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Campos Club; Lambda Delta Sigma: Asso- ciated Eagincers; ALE B.S, (Geol. Butte High Sehool, Butte, Monta Montana School of Mines: Idaho Club; Associated Miner; Decorations Chatr- man, Muoker's Ball, Bruck W. Gonpon B.5.( Bos); Brea-Olinda High Se Californias Willis Sweet Hall; € collegiate Aunights: University S Yell Duke; Pep Band Show 3; Co-Chairman of Orchestra Committee, Senior Ball, Bowsnn Howann Guanes Grad.(Chem.); Tacoma, Washington; Chris- man Hall. Gore RK, Gate B.A. Moscow High School; Whitman Col- lene, Walla Walla, Washington; Phi Delta Theta; Cartain Club; “Mikado” 1; Our Town™ 2; “Yellow Jack” 2; “Stage Door™ 2: She Stoops to Conquec™ 3. Witits Dotan Gankanp B.S helley High School; Idaho Club; Alpha Epsilon Delta 3-4: Lambda Delta Sigma 2- 3-4; Ag Club 2-4. Lawaunce A, Gucerre, Ja, B.8.(Agr.); Deleo High School. Eunter Eowin Guanvincen B.S.(Chem.P.); Wallace High School; Lamb- da Chi Alpha; Intercollegiate Koights: Per- shing Rifles; Blue Key; Sigma Tau; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; Co-Chair- man, Frosh Glee Week; Co-Chairman Elec- tion Board 3; Interfraternity Council, Sec- retary 4; Frosh Boxing Manager. Du Wayan Letoy Goopwin B.S.( Bor); Idaho Palle High School; Univer- sity of Idaha, Southern Branch; Utah State Agricultural College; L.D.S, tnstitute; Delta Pui Omega: Lambda Delta Sigma. Loum Goutso B.5.( Bus); Emmett High School; Sigma Chi; Highest Honors 1-2-3-4; Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Ale Delta; Alpha Kappa Pei: Alpha Theta Jelta, Josern Wittiam Grannan BLS.CEd.); New Plymouth High School: Campus Clab. _— — EY ARLENE GRENDARL : Moscow High School; Ridenbaugh Highest Honors 1-2; High Honors 4; Curtain Club; Alpha Lembda Delta: W.A.A. 2-3; Dalda Tau Camma 1-2; Wesley Founda- tion: Argonaut 1; Debate 1; Deamatics. lonweern Ack Garyrmns B.S.(Ed.); Boise High School; University of Idaho, Southera Branch; Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon; Highest Honore 3-4; Delta Pa Omega: Kappa Delia Pi, Representative to National Convention, San Francisco, 4; International Relations Clab; Fature Teachers of America. Fianna Haac B.S.(Bus.); Filer Roral High School, Uaiver- sity of Idaho, Southern Branch: Willis Sweet Niall; Phi Alpha Delia; Bench and Bar. Geonek Hankison Hacknny B.S.(Bus.d: Burley High School: University of Idaho: Southern Branch; Willie Sweet Hall; Minor “I Club: Fencing. Evwanp H. Hansen B.S.(Agr.); Everett, Washington: Idaho Clab: High Honors 3; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; Independent Council; L.S.A.A.; Ag Club, Seoretary 4. Ivan A. Hanson B.S.(Bus); Coeur d'Alene High School; Chrisman Hall; Alpha Kappa Pei, Faances H. Hanoi B.A.(Jour.); Paul High School; Hays Hall; Cardinal Key. Treasurer 4; Argonaut, Fea tore Editor 2-3; Gem 3-4; Weatmi © Guilds University Singers: Hays Hall, Seeretary 2; Sophomore Holly Dance Committee Chair- Theta Sigma; Editor Prosi Handbook 3; Junior Week Committee Chairman; Gem Organizations Editor 4. 274 Meatano Wietaam Crimes ELS.; Bainbridge, Washington, High School; Chrieman Hall; Newman Claby Chemistry Club, Seeretary-Treasurer 4. Watten E, Gucxons B.S.(Agr.); Flashing High School, Flashing, New York; Tau Mem Aleph, President 4 Independent Couneil 2. 4; Pep Band Show 2-3-4; Chairman Junior Cabaret 3; Co-Chair- man, Entertainment for Dad's Day, 4; Junior Clase President. Pana C, ian B.S, (For); New Utrecht High School. Brook « lyn, New York: Idaho Club; High Honors 2; Phi Bta Sigma: Xi Sigma Pi; Alpha Theta Delta; Idaho Foresters; Idaho Forester, Editor 4; Xi Sigma Pi Honor Award 1.2. Euiyse Lisonn HALLMAN B.S.(Ed.); Payette High School College of Idaho; Willamette University; Delta Delta Delta; High Toners 4; Kappa Delta Pi; Treble Clef, Low N. asses B.A.( Eng: Boies High School; Kidenbaugh Hall; High Honors 1-2, 4; Alpha Lambda Delta: Treble Clef 2-3; Roger Williams Club, President 3; Varsity Debate 3; Symphon Orchestra 2-3; Goncert Band 2; Vandaleers 4. Hanotn Max Hanson B.S.(Agr); Ammon High School, Idaho Falls; Idaho Club; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; Animal Husbandry Judging Team, Ricnaxp Darscor, Hartanxn B.S.( Agr.) Caldwell High Sehool, Ronen Oneiey Haar B.S.(Zool.): Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington; Lindley Hall; Per- ching Rifles Wirtsam J. Have B.S.(Zool,): Kellogg High School: Sigma Nuj Cloud Clippers; Pershing Rifles; Seab- Blade: Hell Divers. Mary Carnening Hickman B.S.(H. Ee: Moscow High Schools Kappa Kappa Gamma; High Honore 2-4; Alpha Lambda Delta; Dalda Tau Gamma; New- man Club; Home Ee Club; Gem 2; Orchestra, Creen, Wayee Hos B.S.( Agro: Nexperee High School. Froneson May Hircauny BSI Bed: Goeur d'Alene High School; Coeur d'Alene Junior College: Ridenbaugh Hall; Home Be Clab; Treble Clef. Ropear Lewvns Honma B.S.(For.); Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington: Idaho Forester, Witt ©. Hovenn B.S.(Ed_): Coeur d’ Alene High hool; North Idaho J vw College; Willis Sweet Hall; Minor “I Club: Pem Claby Golf 2-4-4, Jous Tuomas Hawiey B.A.(PoLSei.}; St. Teresa's High Sehool, Boise; College of Idaho; Reta Theta Pi, President 4, Mawtan Atuce Hearn B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Coeur d'Alene High School: Delta Delta Delta; High Honors 1-2-3-4; Alpha Lambda Delta, President; Sigma Al- pha lota, Treasurer; Mortar Board, Presi- dent 4; Curtain; Gem 1-2-3; Westminster Guild 1-2; Argonaut 1-2; Music Scholarship 2: String Trio 3-4; = tette 2-3; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Band 2-3; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4; “AI Reason aw Resigned”; “She Stoops to Comquer”; The Little Foxes”; Song Fest Chairman 3; Student«Pacalty Council 4. Joven Evawe Hineiken B.S.(H.Be.)s Filer Rural High School: For- ney Hall; Highest Honore 4; Phi Upsilon Omicron 3-4, Home Be Club 1-2-3-4; Attic emg] 2; Tape and Terps 2; University Sing- ern 2. ; Madison High School, Rexburg; unior College, Rexbarg: Alpha Chi Omega; Blue Bocket 2; International Rela- tions 2; W.A.A. 3; House President 4. Tanne Evizanera Hincxcny B.S.(H.Ee.); Coeur d'Alene High Sehools Coeur d'Alene Junior College; Ridenbaugh Halk Home Ee Clab, Joun Syivesten Houtanp B.S.(Geol.); High School, Vancouver, B.C, Canada: Vancouver Technical School, Van- couver College: Phi Gamma Delta: Associ- ated Miners; Argonaut 1-2; Interfraternity Council 3-4, Treasurer 4. Faavces Eowann Honny B.S.(C.E.i Coeur d'Alene High School. Waree D. Hopson BS.(Age.)) Weer High Sehools Lindley Hall; Highent Honors 2; High Honors 1; Per ehing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Blue Key: Alpha Zeta; Ag Club; Clase President 2; Lindley Hall, President 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4. Roseat Conwooo Incaanam BS.(MetE.); Now Terrace High School, Schenectady. New York: Purdue University; Delta Tau Delta; Pep Band Show 2-3-4; Stage Door”; Yellow Jack™; Our Town.” Rosemanin Jansann B.S.(H Be); Caldwell High School; Riden. h Hall; Home Ee Club: A. W.5. Council: University Singers. BerryJo Juerrans .A.; Moscow High School; Phi; Cur- tain; Kappa Phi, Treasurer: Vandaleers 4; Wesley Foundation; Taps and Terps; “Fam- ily Portrait™; “The Amazons”; Assistant Director, “She Stoops to Conquer”; “Mr; and Mex. North ; Narthex Table. Rooker Jensen B.A: Castlemont High Sehool, Oakland, Californiat Chrieman Halk Attic Clab; Gem 3. Ei.ann BE. Jouxson BS.(Agr.B): Peck High Sehwol; Campus Club; A-S.A.E., Seoretary Treasurer 3; Ea- gineering Council 3. Naw. Jounson oi ate Sandpoint High Sehool; Delta Chi. 276 James Ecco Horcutnsos, Ja. B.5,( Bus); Payette High School; Alpha Tau Omega; tnterfraternity Council $4, Vewa Nece James B.S.(H.Ee.): Gooding High Sehool; Kappa Alpha Theta, President 4; Spur; Cardinal Key: Mortar Board, Vice President 4) Phi Upsilon Omicron, President 4; Who's Who Among Students; Home Ee Clubs W.A.A.; Kappa Phir A.W.S. Council; Panhellenic Gouneil, Viec President 4; May Fete Page: Editor, A.W.S. Handbook, 3; Freshman Handbook Staff 2; Junior Prom Co-Chair. man; Gem 1-2-3: Argonaut 1, 3. Freoixanp G. Jauser BS.(Age:; Fielding High School. Paria; Ricks Junior College, Rexburg; Alpha Zeta; Lambda Delta Sigma, Executive Seoretary; Ag Club. La Mae Kexnern Jexsex B.S,(Muse.Ed.): Blackfoot High School; Uni- versity of Idaho, Southern Branch; High Honore 3; Phi Mu Alpha; Phi Beta Mu; Pep Band Show 2, 4 Srasiey Jerresen B.S.; Moore High School L.D.S, Houses Iloune President 3, Class Treasurer 4; Coop oy aa Board; Chemistry Club, Presi- dent 4. Jenome Huco Jounson B.S.( Elec. : Moscow High School; Beta Theta Pi: Sigma Tau; Wesley Foundation, Vice President 3. President 4; Orchestra 1-2- 3-4; Associated Engincers 1-2-3-4; A.LE.E., Vice President 3, President 4, Sreowens Jounston B.S.(Geol.); Bakersfield, California: Willlx Sweet Hall; Canterbury Society, President 4; Teack 3-4; Crows Country 3-4. Evucn E. Jonvan BS Ed. ): Bonners Ferry High School: Idaho ch Rifles 1.2; Minor I Club : Poem Club 3-4; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Barket- Henny RK. Jonas B.S.(Bd.); Moseow High Sehook High Hon ors 3; “1 Club; Minor I Club. Joux Witrnnn Kantor, B.S.{Age.ii Cascade High School; Alpha Zerva: Ag Club, Pasnw Jon Kana B.A.( Art); Cleveland, Ohio: “1” Clab; Minor I Club; Boxing 1-2-3-4. Pacific Coast Champion 3, National Collegiate Cham- pien 4. Vinetnta Kenton B.S8.(Ed,); Saint Maries High Schools Alpha Phi; Kappa Delta Pi 2; Curtain. View Presi- dent 4: 2: Taps and Terps; Orchestra 1; University Singers: Junior Assistant Director; “Stage Door’: “She Stoops to Conquer.” Roansr Ecorxn Kexneunn B.S.(Mech.E.) ; Boise High Sehool: Willix Sweet Hall; Highest Honors 1-2-3-4; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Tau; Associated Engineers: A.S.M.E,, Seeretary-Treasurer 4; Hall Treas- orer 4, President 4. Jouw S. Kensny Ed.); Saint Maries High Sehools a Chi; Phi Mu Alpha; Vandaleers 1-2-3- rn Janior Class Serenade Chairman. Many Etten Jonpan B.S.(Mus.Ed.):; Boise Hizh School; College of tdaho: a Phi: High Honors 1-2-3; Kappa Delta Pi 4: Westminster Guild: Io- ternational Relations: Treble Clef. Joun Kansas B.S.(Bus.); Potlateh High Sehool; Idaho Clab; Alpha Kappa Psi, President. Jonn FP. Karen B.S. (Bos.); North Central High School, Spo- kane, Washington: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Rand 1.2.3; University Singers 2-3. Samus. Kacrmas a Boise High School; Kappa Sigma; px Theta Delta; Pershing Rites: Inter- legiate Kuights, Junior Knight; Blue Key; Interfrater ity Council; Bench and Bar; Al- pha Phi Ch ‘Sevretary -Treasurer 3; Gem 2- 3; Baseball nager ly Program Committee Chairman, Junior Week; House President 4. Crantes Eowann Keusny ae Bus.); Burley High School Willis Sweet tall, Joven FE. Kexwonrtny B.A.; Moscow High School; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Hause President 4; Spurs; Newman Club; Women’s “I” Club; Orchestra 1; Gem 1; Argonaut 1; Blue Bucket 2: Panhellenic Couneil 3-4; W.A.A, 1-2-3-4; W.ALA. See- retary 3. Thon WH, Kutseaano B.S.(Geol.); Inkom High School; Campos Club; Associated Miners, President; Inde- pendent Caucus, vy Wasva Jacoustixe Kimes B.SAEd.); Twin Palle High School: Delta Gammat Gem 1-2; Argonaut 1-2; W.ALA, 1.2, Panhellenic 3-4. Prant Frances Kiron B.S.(H.Re.); Troy High School: Ridenbaugh Holk Kappa Phi; Treble Clef; Home Ee Clab; University Singers. Ronenr H. Kisewer R.S.(For.); Bonners Ferry High Sehools [da- ho Clab; Ni Sigma Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Bilne Key; Associated Foresters 2, 4; Idabo Forester 4: Co-Chairman Homecoming 3. KATHARING Kostaten B.S.CHLBe.); Moscow High School; Oregon State College; Gamma Phi Beta; Home Ee Olah; Episcopal Clob; Argonaut; Gem Roy Custos Kuennen B.S.(Por.); Wheatland High School, Wheat- land, Wyoming; University of Wyoming: Delta Tau Delta; Xi Sigma Pi, President 5; Idaho Foresters 34-5; Idaho Forester 3-4, Business Manoger 4, Ronaco FP. Lawaenr B.S.(Chem.E.); Hailey High Sehool; € A mao Hall; Lotercollegiate Kuights 1-2; Sig- ma Tau 3-4; A.LC,E.; Acsociated Engineers; Independent Council 2. Howano Gren Lanciane f.A.(Pol.Sei.); Huron, South Dakota, High School; Campus Club; Blue Key; Clase Teessurer 1; Class President ly A.S.U.L. Ex eoutive Boned 3: Independent Council 2: House President, Marcaner L. Kine B.A.; Elko County High School No. 2, Wells, Newada: University of Nevada; Haye Hall; University Singers 2-3. James Kuseeus Keane perrade ds Parma High School; Willis Sweet ali, Kenvern To Korseorn Lewie and Clark High Sebool, wok ane, Washington: Phi Gamma Delta; Wishes Honore 1-2-3-4; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Bete yes a; Blue Key; Baseball Manager 1.2; Argonaut 1-2: Varsity Swimming 2-3; V sity Debate 2; The Light on the Moun. tains”; “Yellow Jack.” Louise BR. Kos S.(Rus.Ed.): Sandpoint High School For- Highest Honors 4; Kappa Delia rer: Westminster Guild 1.2; W, AA. 1; Gem 1. oe Reus Larrenry S.(For.); Weiser High Sehools Xi Sigma Pi; Associated Forestern 1.2.4-4; Idaho Forester, Aerie E. LANCEN WALTER S.CH. Be); Halstead, Kansas, High School; ae State Normal; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Seeretary; Weatmin: ster Guild, Key Girl, President; Home Ee Clab, Key Girl, Vice President; siversity Singers 2; Treble Clef 3; Gem 2-2 Nouman Jamns Lanxiw Lewiston High School; Sigma Chi; hing Rifles 1-2; Argonaut 1-2; Gem 1.2; Blue Bucket 1.2; Varsity Golf 2, 4; Beneh and Har 4, Eere.., Minonnp Lanson B.S.UH. Bed: Neaperce High School; Hays Hall; High Honors 2; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Hlome Ee Clubs Weetmineter Guild, Treas- urers University 4-1 Clab, President; Phi Zeta Christo: Attic Club, J. Konner Leenicur B.A.(Jour.); Rupert High School: Chrisman Hall; Sigma Deltas Argonaut 2-3-4.5, Editor 5, Managing Editor 4. Day Editor 3; Gem 1.2, Sports 3; Chairman Dad's Day 4; y 1 Junior Week 3; Student Wittsam Duna Leonanpy B.5.(Min.E.); Boise High School University of Idabo, Southern Branch; Delta Tau Delta; High Honore 1-2-3; Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Associated Engineers 1; Associated Miners 3-4: A.LLM.B. Ue. Member) 4 Delta Tau Delta, View President 4. Siecrnmo Bare Link B.S.(Agr.); Chicago, Mlinoix Wynne M, Loxoerne B.S.( Agr 3 C oat High Sehool: Tau Kapp Epailons ‘tab: Minor “I Clab; Ag Club; Managers’Club; Baseball Manager 2-4-4; Argonanat ft. Waree Roy Lore B.S.(Por.): Melrose, Wisconsin, High School: Willie Sweet Hall; Alpha Phi Chi; Idaho For- estore: Senior Intramural Manager 5-4 Oviwsa M. Macwey, In. B.S.(Pre-Med.); Lewiston High School; Uni- versity of Oregon; Sigma Chi; Loterfraternity Council 2-3-4; Pershing Rifles 2; House President 3; Argonaut 2; Alpha Theta Delta 4. Futon Davin Leavert B.S. (Pre-Med.); Victoria, B.C_, High School; Lindley Halk Highest Honors 1; High Hon- 1, 3; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon iclta. Jace Cranten Lecestotan B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Poeatella High School; Uni- versity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Phi Mu Alpha; Pep Band Leader. Giess Coanins Lewis B.S.(Agr.); Shelley High School; L.D.S. In- stitute; Ag Club: Lombda Delta Sigma, Witatam Samven Lone B.A.; Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington: Spokane Junior College; Gon- zaga University; Willie Sweet Hall; Alpha Phi Omega. Karen Raymuoxo Loce (Grad.), Moscow High School, Bano O1iven LouxKkonen Mullan High Sehool; Willi« gra Gamma Epsilon; Assori- ated Miners, Secretary 4. Berry Ciame Mackin B.S.; St. Teresa's Academy, Boise; Forney Hally Highest Honors 4; High Honors 1-2; Alpha Epailon Delta: Newman Club: Idaho Cloud Clippers 2; Argonaut I; University Singers. a! Mauris K. MacNamana BA. Boise High Sebool; University of Ida. Southern Branch; Haye Hall; Theta mas Argonaut. Miconno Len Matcony B.S.(Ed.); Deary High Sehool. Davin Evenen Mataep B.S.(Por,); Palouse, Washington, High Schook, Associated Foresters 1-2-3-4, Joun Caaice Maxine R B.S; Vancouver, Washington, High School: New Mexico School of Mines; Campus Clab: High Honore 1: Associated Miners: Inde- pendent Council. orn Manoant, B.S.( Bus. Ed.); Winchester High School; Uni- versity of Washin Alpha Chi Omega: Kappa Delta Pi; .A. Executive Board 1.2.3; Argonaut 1-2; Blue Bucket 1-2; West- minster Guild 1.2; A.W.S. Council 4 K. Kerra Manrinsin B.S.(Agr.); Madison High School, Rexburg: Delta Chi: Alpha Zeta; Animal Husbandry Judging Team, Parific International and Ogden 4. Rotane Mavunten Martreon 280 -S.(Min. Bt Relowna, B.C... High Sehool, Canada; Chrisman Hall; Associated Miners. Mintam L. Maren B.S.(H.Ee.); Forney Hall; Junior Cabaret Co-Chairman; A.W.S. Representative 4; Uni- versity Singers 1-2; Tlome Eo Club 1-2-3.4; Independent Council 3.4; Class Secretary 4, Trail High School, British dley Hall; Sigma Gamma Ep- silon, President; Associated Miners; Student Member, A.1.M.E. Onvinte Gaye Manion B.S.(Ed.); Meridian High School; Curtain; ASUI Plays, Mr. and Mea. North.” “Fam- Hy Portrait.” Jonx Mrcomant Mancar B.S.(Chem.E.); Kellogg High School: Sig- ma Nu; Phi Mu Alpha; Pep Band; ALC E. Danie S. Manpen B.S.(C.E.): Moscow igh Sehool: A.S.C.R. 1-2-3-4; Associated Engineers 2-3-4, Venta Avpney Ape. Mastens B.A; Bahl High School. Max M. Mayoanp B.5.( Bus.): Moscow High Selroul. Hovis 8. MeCriiar B.S.(Aagr.); Grace High School; Willis Sweet Hall; Ag Club. Joni. Horkxins McCoxn B.S. (Bus.j; Boise High School; Sigma Chi; Managers’ Club; Teack Manager 3-4. Jay Duncan Melstosn B.S.(Agr.); Lew n High School; Lewiston State Normal; Willis Sweet Hall; Ag Club. Wirnsam Warren MeMiurtan B.S.(For.); Wright, Minnesota. Fixitey H. MeNavucuron B.S,(For,); Lindblom Technical High School, Cc bica go, Ilinola: C campus Club; Idaho For- esters; Chairman Mailing Committee, Idaho Forester, 3; Senior Class Representative (Foresters): Secretary-Treasurer of Campus Club 3, President 4; Advertiving Manager Idaho Forester 4. Raao W. Meanie. B.S.{Agr.); Paul High School: Tau Kappa Epsilon; High Honore 4; Alpha Zeta: Lamb- da Delta Sigma; Ag Club: Judging Team 4. Kerra L, Minune B.S.( Bos linetta High Sehool; Tau Kappa Epsi Alpha Kappa Psi 3.4, Vice President 4; Idaho Cloud Clippers 3; Uni- vorsity Singers 2, 4; House Manager 4, Paances A. McConneue B.S.(Bus.Ed.); Boise High School: Kappa ao Theta: Kappa Dela Pi; W.A-A, 1.2- Westminster Guild 1-2-3; International Holatioee 3; Gem 3; University Singers 1-2. Paancys Lenoy MceGumr B.S.(Ed.): Augueta, Maine; Minor “1” Clab: IT Clab; Track 1, 4; Crows Country 4 Donotuy Mae McMantrn B.S.(Fd.); Coeur d'Alene High panne North Idaho Junior College; Hays Hall; in« ster Guild; Futore Teachers of y preir rosy Orchestra 1-2; Treble Clef 3. Nowma Low McMunaay B.S.(Bus.F-d.); Oakley High School: Univer- sity of Utah; Delta Gamma, Pres 4; High Honors 3-4; Mortar Board: appa Delta Pi; Cardinal Ke ‘heta Sigma; Ex. ecutive Board; ASI ; Panhel- lenies Argonaut 1-2-3, Society : Geom 1.2, Associate Editor Puascu A, Mracurn B.A.(Jour.); Milwaukie, Ore., High School: Fae Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Delta, Seeretary; Argonaut 2, Day - Fi 3, Night Editor 4; Boxing 1-2; House ‘resident 4 Lorr ie Exam Mittay BS.(Ed.); Lewiston High School: Riden- baugh Hall. Evoneo TH. Mines B.S.(Agr.}; North Emery High School, Hunt- ington, Utah; Ricks College, Rexburg: Texas 3 al College, yebboek: Texas; Ida- ma Tau; Lambda Delta Sigma: Assoviated Engincers, 281 yy Sraniex R. Mists B.S.(Agr.): Tekoa, Washington, High School: Campus Club, President 4; Alpha Zeta; Soabbard and Blade; Ag Club, Treasurer 4: Gem 1; Rifle Team 4.4. Vivian Moorns B.S.(Ed.); Orofino High School; Forney Hall; Pem Club 3-4, Kappa Phi: Gem 4: Univer- sity Singers 12-44 Hanvey L. Monoan B.S.(Chem.2.); Kooskia High School; Lind. ley Halkt Radio Club, Publicity Manager: Student Chapter, American Institute Chemi- eal Engineers, Seoretary Treasurer 3; Argo- naut 3; Idaho Engineer Editorial Staff 1.2. 3-4; President A.LCLE, 4, Eowiw L. Mueiten B.S.( Elec. F.); St. Maries High School; Sigma Chi, President; Highest Honors 1-2; Sigma Tao: Blue Key: Silver Lance, President: Intercollegiate Knight, Duke: Gem 1-2; ALI FLEE. (Student Branch: Argonaut 1; Idaho Kagineer |, QUENTIN Corsten Munpook B.S.(Age.); Thomas High School, Blackfoot: ake Cloby Lambda Delta Sigma; Ag Club. Eva Many Netson B.S.(Bus.Fd.); Rapert High School: Uni- versity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Forney Hall; High Honore 2.3; Kappa Delta Pi; Future Teachers of America: ava Phi. Donorny Nixon B.S.(Ed.); Cambridge High School: College of Idoho: Pi Beta Phi; Tape and Soe 2: Gom 2; Blue Bucket 2: International Rela- tions 2. 282 Howanp Lavin Monks, Ja. B.S.(Chem.); Bonners Ferry High School; Delta Chi. Cine Warnn Moor B.S.{ALE Kamiah High School: Lindle Hall; A.S.A.E., President 3; Student Sranch American Society of Agriculrural Engineers, Howanp Vicron Monnrson B.S.(Agr.); Murtaugh High School; Campus ae ie Club; Animol Husbandry Judging cam + Kay Xavire Mounier B.S.(Bus,); Caldwell High School: Willis Sweet Hall. Onat Stuas Neanine B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School, Joun Z. Neison B.S.(Chem.E.); Sandpoint High School; Sig ma Nu: Sigma Tau; Associated Engineers: A.LC.E.; Interfraternity Council 3-4; Idaho Engineer, Editor. Bowankn L. Noaie B.S.(For.); Santa Barbara, California, High Sehool; High Honors 3-4; Xi Sigma Pi 3-4; Associuted Foresters 4. Toncun L. Oras B.S.(Geol.); Irish Christian Brothers High School, Butte, Montana: Notre Dame Uni- versity; Newman Club: Associated Minors, Netson Gray Pank B.S.(M.F.): Montebello, California, High School; Willie Sweet Hall; Scabbard and Blade; Blue Key, President; Silver Lance; Track 1; Clase Treasurer 1; Chairman of Junior Week; Stadent-Paculty Couneil; A. S.M.E, James Vincent Parano B.S.{Accounting); Kellogg High School; Sig- ma Nu; Alpha Phi Chi; Newman Club; Baseball 1; Junior Week. Keounen Henny Pause B.S.(Ed,); Moscow. CiLove Tenrny Payne B.S.(For.); Coeur d'Alene High Sehool: Amsociated Foresters 1-2-3-4. ANGELINE Anica Paavny ): Twin Palle High School; phene College, Columbia, Mie. Whitman College; Delta Gamma: Westminster Guild; Gem 4; W.A.A, Homes Wayan Prerensnn B.S.(Agr.); Paol High School, Atice Bevva Orrennnin B.S.(Fd.); Boise High School; Whitman Col- lege; Willamette University; Boise Junior College; Washington State College; Hays Hall. Louw D, Parkinson B.S.{Agr.); Madison High School, Rexburg: Idaho Clab; Highest Honors 1; High Honors 3-4: Alpha Zeta; Phi Eta Sigma: Junior Clase Vice President; Homecoming Co-Chairman 3: President Regional Independent Associa. tion 4; Independent Council 3, CLAMAMAY PATTERSON Ogden, Utah, High School; Gamma Phi Beta; Lambda Delta Sigma. R. Curton Pautey B.S.(Bus.); Boise High School; Phi Delta Theta; Minor I Clob; Varsity Golf 2-3-4. LENNART Giover Pranson B.S.(Ed.); Idaho Falls High School; Ricks College; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer 3; A.1.C.E.; Chem Clab 2, Evcesss Rote Pesick B.A Lowell High School, San Francisco, nia; Pi Beta Phi; University Singers om 1-2-3; Argonaut 1; Blue Bucket : Panhellenic: Westminster Guild; Inter- na ional Relations. Wavan E. Perenson B.S.(Aar.); Boise High School; Kappa Sig- ma; High Honore 4: Intercollegiate Knights; Ag Club, 283 Kern Perry os .{Bued: Downey High School: University of Idaho, Southern Branch; LDS. Lnetitate: Higher Honors 3-4; High Honors 2: Lambda Jelta Sigma: Ioter-Chureh Couneil 3-4; Al- pha Kappa Pei, Award 3, Treasurer 4. Mancaner Hat Porren B.A; Kimberly High School; Colorado Wom- en's College, Denver, Colorado; Hay� Hall; Highest Honors 3-4; Kappa Phi; Vandaleera: University Singers; Treble | Clef Club, Konsar Eowano Rawstin B.S.(Blee.B.; Nezperce High School; Lind- ley Halk Sigma Tan: AA.E.E.; Associated Engineers, President 4, Secretary 3; Sigma Tau, President 4. Low Mancaner Rua B.S.(1.Ee.); Grant High School, Portland, Ore; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Hays Hall; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Fe Clubs W.A.A.. Woman's “U Clab, Tivaman Evwand Rexrnow B:5.(Bne)s Kendrick High School; Tau nape Epsilon; Major “I Clubs Minor E Club; Managers’ Club 1.2.34; Football Manager 1-2-3-4, Vincunta Parureta Runa B.S, (Ed,); Boise High Schook: Kappa Kappa Gamma; International Relations Club, Vice President 2; Canterbury Society; Tape and Terpa 3. Euca Coneman Ricnanns BLS.; Notre D of Maryland High School, Baltimore, Maryland; Notre Dame of Mary - land College; Holy Names College; Haye Hall; Kappa Phi; University Singers. 284 Date Pourax B.S.(Geol.); Hollywood High School, Los Angeles, California; University of California at Los Angeles; Idaho ch b; Associated Miners 2-3-4: Minor “I Club; Tennis 3-4; Chairman Muckers Ball 3, Wits Lrie Pace B.S.(For.); Twin Falls High School. Veunon Faank Ravenscnorr B.S.(For.); Tuttle High School; Independent Council; Co-op Bu yer; Debate 1-2-3, Man- ager 4; Associated Foresters. Grouce Focusn Revroxp B.S.(Bus.); Rupert High School; Chrisman Hall; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Alpha Delta: Beneh and Bar; Major I Clab: Gem 1-2, Many Rerenneonn B.A.; Moscow High Schook Delta Gamma: Highest Honors 1. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Lambda Delta; University Singers: Westminster Guild: Taps and Terps, Mastan Juanne Rice B.A. Spokane, Washington High School: Alpha Phi; High Honors 1, 4; Alpha Lambda Delta; Hell Divers. Eowsno Micnant Riugy B.5.( Bus); Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington; University of Mon- tana; Sigma Nu; Silver Lance; Blue Key, President; Alpha Kappa Psi; Press Club; English Club; Clase Treasurer i; Blue Bucket 1-2-3; Gem 1-2; Argonaut 1-2-3; Chairman Sophomore Holly Day. Rosrar Eb. Ronsins B.S.(Agr.); Wilder High School; Lindley Hall; Alpha Zeta: Kifle Team; Ag Club, Hees FT. Ronnnteos B.S.( Bue); Glenus Ferry High School, Uni- versity of Idaho, Southern Beaneh; Forney Hall; Kappa Phi. Mitonny Low Rownr B.S.(1.Ee.); Joho KR. Rogers High School, Spokane, Washington; Forney Hall; Home Ee Club, Key Girl 2-3: Westminster Guild 2-3-4; Taps and Terps 2; University Sing- ere 2. Hanow L. Saastan BLS.{Por.); Sawyer, North Dakota, High School University of North Dakota; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Associated Foresters. : ' Cunrus Gromer Sanmacnun : B.S.(Ed.)¢ Ferdinand High School; Campue Club; Newman Clah, 1 Dunsts B, Savace B.A.. Coeur d'Alene High School; Cocur WAlene Junior College: High Honore 1, 4: Curtain; Phi Zeta Christo: A.S.U.1, Plays 2-3-4; Direetor A.S.U.1. Assembly 4. Many Karneaing Scunnipen B.A. Davenport High School, Davenport, Washington; Delta Delta Delto; Phi Beta Kappa; Highest Honors 1-2-3-4; Spur; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delia Pi; Cardinal Key, President; Panhellenic; W.A.A.. Gem; Newman Club. Donan B, Ronentson B.S.(Agr.); Roswell High School; Maho Club; Alpha Phi Chi 3-4: Intercollegiate ghte 1.2; Ag Club 1-2-3-4: Independent Council 3-4; Clase Treasurer 3; House Presi- dent 4: Sophomore Holly Dance 2; Frosh Glee Week 1; Judging Team 4. Donato HR. Ror B.S.(C.E.): Chico, California, High Sehoul; Phi Delta Theta, President; Associated En- gincers; A.S.C.E., President 4. D, Cuipney Rowins B.S.Chem.); University of Idaho. Southern Braneb; College of Idaho; Delta Chi. Cystitis Samus Wallace High School; Delta Gamma: Gem 1; Argonaut 1-2; Blue Bucket 1-2. Rucnann M. Sauces B.M.; Blackfoot High School; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; Willis Sweet Hall: Highest Honors 1-2. Nancy Lee Savipce B.A.; Stadium High Sehool, Tacoma, Wach ington; Mille College. Oakland. California; Delta Gamma; W.A.A. 3; Canterbury So- clety, Treasurer 4; Gem 3. Ronexr Rearnew Scusuan B.S.(Bus.); Potlatch High School; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Kappa Psi. Evavyn L, Scuunrz B.S.(Ed.); Reardon, Washington, High ; Eastern Washington State College ducation; Pi Beta Phi; Attic Club 4; Argonaut 1; Gem 1; Panhellenic Representa- = tive 3; Tape and Terps 3; International Re- lations 1; Westminster Guild 1. Raymonp Lavenne Scnurze i B.S., Melvern, Kansas, Lambda Chi Alpha. Mary Evrasern Socorr B.A.; Boise High School; Pi Beta Phi; Attic Club; Westminster Guild; Argonaut; pies Bucket: A.W.S. Reproseiitative: W.ALA Juantra P. Senrren B.A; Castleford High School Hays Hall: Altic Club, Secretary-Treasurer: University Singers 1-2; Westminster Guild 1; Future Teachers of America, Gronce Wasnineton Suanve B.A.; Wallace High School; Lambda Chi Alpha: Alpha Phi Chi; International Rela- tions Club; Newman Club. Paeo W. Sieue B.S.(Agr.); Challis High School; Chrisman Wanna Brancae Srewe B.S.; New Plymouth High School; Hays Hall; Highest Honors 1-2; High Honors 3; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Ec Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary; University Singers 1-2. 286 Henny W. Scwunts B.S.(For.); Blackfoot High School: Univer- sity of Idaho, Southern Branch: Idaho Club; Idaho Foresters. Kex W. Scorr B.S.(Age.); Midway High School; Campus C ‘lub: Arcos Phi Chi; Ag Club; Class Presi- dent 2; Clans President 3; Executive Board. Rosret Henny SKare M.S.(For.); Berkeley. California. High School; B.S. Degree, University of Califor- nia; Lindley Hall: Ni Sigma Pi; Alpha Zeta; Seabbard and Blade; Associated Foresters; Kifle Team; Chairman Military Ball 4, Bannana Avice Suenwin Ed.); Grangeville High School Forney Hall; Ganicin: Westminster Guild 1.2.3; University Singers 2; Future Teachers of America 3; “All Reason Now Resigned”: “She Stoops to Conquer’; “The Little Poxes.” Joun Puancis Suneve B.S.(Bus.); Wallace High School; Hall, Alpha Phi Chi; Newman © pendent Couneil; Baschall Lt, Chrisman ; Inde. Banesga Ann Simpson B.A.; Moscow Hi . igre Delta Gamma; Westminster Guilt Argonaut 1.2; Inter. national Relations ‘ yi A.A, 1-2, Enwann © B.S.(For.): Dover, Missou High School; Central Missouri State Teachers’ College; Campus Club; Xi Sigma Pi; Idaho Foresters, sn . lll ee eee Jack EtLwoop Smapiey B.S.(Geol,); Burley High Sebool; Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Seeretary: Treasurer 3; Associated Miners; Business Staff, Idaho Engineer, Distribution Manager ly Argonaut 2; Advanced K.0.T.C, Gaanr FP. Swern B.S.(Meeh.E.); Ririe High Sehool; Willix Sweet Halk; A.S.M.E.; Associated Engineers. Ronker Kowano Sarre B.S.(C.EO; Bore High School; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Minor “I Club; Golf 1-2-3.4, Acmon Wann Sarre B.S.(For.); Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Lawnencey H. Spescen PAS Paris High School: L.D.S. House: Lambda Delta Sigma 3-4; Phi Mu Alpha 4; Vandaleers 2-3-4; University Orchestra 23+ 4; Pop Band Show 1.2, 4, Liewetys B. Sreaane B.5.(Chem.E,); Moscow High School: Tau Mem Aleph: Sigma Tan: Associated Engi- neers; Chemical Engineers: Engineers’ Coun- ei; Alpha Theta Delta. Jone J. Svein B.S.(H. Be): Kello High Schook Forney Hall; Highest H 4; High Honore 3: a: Home Be Club: New. man Club. Bonnin Twira Serre B.S.(Ed.); Coeur d'Alene High School; North Idaho Junior College; Ridenbaugh Hall; Kappa Phi: Treble Clef; W AA; Band; University Singers. Justine May Surrn 8.5.( Bus, }; Coeur d'Alene High School; Hays Hall; Highest Honors 1-2-3; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Chi Theto; Westminster Guild: Orchestra 1.2; Women's Rifle Team 2; A. W.S. Council 4. Rouxer Westexy Sarre B.S.(Ed.); Weat Allie High School, Milwau- hee, Wisconsin; University of Wisconsin: Delta Chiy “U Club; Pem Club; Football 2.5.4; Baseball 2-3-4. Graato E. Sonmtascn B.S.(Agr.): Pocatello High School; Univer- sity of Idaho. Southern Branch: Idaho Clu Lambda Delta Sigma, President 4; Ag Ch University of Idaho 4-H, President. Wisston Thomas Srencen B.S.(Elec.E.): Salmon High School: Univer- sity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Willis Sweet Hall; High Honors ty Chi pa Lora; Awsooiated Engineers: ALBEE. Nous Bayant Sree B.A.(Soe.); Lewiston High Schools Whitman College: Forney Hall; Tnternational Rela- tions Club: Sentinel Club; High Honors 4; University String Quartet; University Sym- phony. Arritio Srmnken B.S.( Bus); Rupert High School; Albion srate Normal; Campus Club; Alpha Kappa oh 287 Mrcvin J, SrReHKNBON B.S.( Bus): Pocatello High School: Univer- sity of Idaho, Southern B � Ineti- tute; Alpha Kappa Ps Delta Sigma 3-4, Vice President 3; House Vice President; IntersChurch Council 3-4. Riewano RK. Sri B.A.(Econ.); Nampe High Sehook Univer- | sity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Delta Tan Delta; Highest Honors 1; High Honors 2; Blue Key: lnterfraternity Council, Vice President 4 Alpha Thete Delta, President 4; S Gem 2-3, Ansociate Editor 3; Interfraternity Handbook, Editor 3; Election Examination Board Chairman; Senior Bull Orchestra Com- mittee Chairman; U.S. Party Caucus Chair- man. Bunt W. Surros B.S.( Edy Midvale High School; Lindley Hall; Minor “I Clab 2.3-4; Alpha Phi Chi; Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Donato H. Swinsny B.A.(Deam.); Richfield High School Chrie- man Halle Curtains University Singers 1. Kamey Orro Syanon B.S. (Flee. + Hardisty, Alberta, Canada, High Sechook Idaho Club; Sigma Tau, Vice Prosident 4; Student Br -LELE.. Vier Presidents Associated E aho Clab, President 4; Independent Couneil 3; Idaho Engineer |, ALAN Lan Tavion B.S.(Geol.); Spencer High Sehool; Sigma Gamma Epsilon 3-4; Associated Miners, Treasurer 4. Kamas ©. Thomas B.S.; Pocatello High School; University of Idaho, Southern Branch; University of Utah; Haye Hall; Home Ee Club, 288 Davin C. Srevens B.S.(Elee.E.); Richfield High School; Lind- ley Hall; Sigma Tau, President 4: Lambda Delta Sigma; A..E.B. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2; Associated Engineers 1-2-3.4, Hannay Maunice Suut B.S.(C_E.); Cascade hy Hall; High Honors 1-2- C.E., Vice President 4. School, Lindle Sigma Tau; A.S. Veanon Wayne Surron B.S.(Agr.); Midvale High School: Lindley Halkt Highest Honore 2; Alpha Zeta 2-3, Seribe 4; Ag Clab 1.2, Secretary 3, President 4) 4-H Club 4; Clase Treasurer 3; Animal Husbandry Livestock Judging Team 4. Konrar Bayce Swiseen B.S.(Mech.B.): St. Maries High School: Delta Tau Delta; A.S.M.E.; Associated En- gincers; House President. Kk, Wayen Taureest B.S.(Age.); Craigmont High School; Tau Kappa Ey ; Alpha Phi Chi; Ag Club; Football 1, Eucese E. Tavioe B.S.(Pre-Med.}; Moscow High School; Phi Gamma Delta; Highest Honors 1-2; High Honore 3; Alpha Theta Delta; Phi Eta Sig- ma; Orchestra 1.2-3.4. « Sweet Hall; “I” Club; Pem ; Crass Country 3; Boxing 2. Manson Tompson ”, oe : Home Re Hent 3-4; ; Club 4; Argonaut 1.2; Weetmineter Guild 1-2-3; Clase Seeretary 2- 3; Attic Club 2; University Singers 1-2; Lnde- pendent Council 3-4; Gem 2.3, Many Ureten Troneron B.S.(Ed,)) Payette High School; College of Idahe 1-2; Kappa Alpha Theta; Westminster Guild 3; International Relations Club 3; Treble Clef 3; A.W.S. Council 4, Evetys Tomannk B.5., Pocatello High Sehoolk: University of Idaho, Southern Branch: College of Ldaho; Haye Halk Kappa Phi; University Orchestra 2.3; Dramatics 2, 4. Sunuman Douasn Tows B.S.(Far.}; Moscow High School. Roosny B. Tonnes B.A... Fielding High School, Paris; Univer- sity of Idaho, Southern Branch: Willis Sweet Tally High Honors 4: Lambda Delta Sigma; International Relations Clib, Ray Tonnen M.A. Tw Idahe. Se Felle High School University of hern Branch; Willis Sweet Hall: Club; Pem Club; Associated Engineers: Basketball 1.2.3.4, All-Conference and High Seoree 4; Track, 1-2, 4; Baseball 4: Junior Piay 3; Junior Vice President 3; Football 1.2 Sreenen Urres B.S.(Min.E.); Boise High Schools Boise Junior College; Delta Tau Delta; Junior Member A.1.M.E.; Lotercollegiate Knights; Siema Gamma Epsilon; Pershing Rifles; Associated Miners; House Manager 4, Hanvey Witcsan Tomson B.S.(Bue.); Nampa High Schools Chrisman Hall; Alpha Kappa Psi. Atons Loum Toxvs B.S.(Bus.); Aberdeen High School: Univer sity of Idaho, Southern Branch: Chrisman Hall; Alpha Kappa Pei; University Singers; Independent Caucus. Mancaner C. Tomersson B.S.(11.Be.): Blackfoot High Sehook Uni- versity of Idaho. Southern Branch; Alpha Chi Omega; Ne an Clab; A.W.S. Council 4; House Social Chairman and Vice Presi- dent. Cuantes Ross Taour B.S.( Agr): Troy High School. Dixton Mank Tocknn B.S.(Met.E.); Orofino High School; Campus Glob, Bow,ao Accuer Ustan B.S.{ Bus); Columbia High School, Maple- wood, New Jersey: Ruatgsere University: Delia Chi; House Manager 4 Kora Avice Vaxouck B.S.(Ed.); Genesee High School. 289 = i Donorny Hevew Vannen B.A. Boise High Schook University of Ida- ho, Southern Branch; Alpha Chi Omega: High Honors 2; Attic Club; W.A.A.. Univer- sity Singers: Weetmirnvter fvild. Jack Wittiam Vennan B.S.(Pre-Med.) Idaho Falle High Sehook Northwestern: University of California; Phi Gamma Delta; Pro-Med Club. Krenane H, Watcn B.S.(M.E.); Rupert High School; Ricks Col- lege; Campus Club; Lambda Delta Sigma: A.S.M.E.; Associated Engineers, Jack W, Wasnkunn B.S.(Ag®.); Yon Steabeo High Sehool, Chi- cago, Minot: Wright Junior Colleges North- wester n; Willis Sweet Hall; Ay Club; Rifle ‘Team. Dean Day Warr B.S; Pingree High School; Willie Sweet Hall. Kensern Weon B.A. Gooding High School: Delta Chi; High- cat Honore 3-4: High Hon Phi Eta Sigma: Alpha Theta Delia; Pershi P Rifles; Bench and Bar; House President a; Interfraternity Council 3. Autres Paratcr Weisnn BLS. Be.); Idaho Falls High School Delta Gamma, Srancey BE. Vannnn H.S.(Mech.E.); Bote High Schools Univer- sity of Idaho. Southera Branch; Delta Tau Delta; Xi Theta Tau: Assoviated Ragineers; Soviety of Mechanical Engineers. Vineinta Cavene Virrna B.A.; Lewiston High School; Kappa Phi, President 3: Wesley Foundation: Loterchureh Counell; University Singers 2.3. Many Acxes Wann B.S.; Payette High School: Whitman Col. lege 1-2; Oregon State 3; Delta Games High Honors 3. Han A. Warsorw IS. (Por), Pocatello High Sehook Univer. sity of Idaho, Southern Branch: Ldaho Clab ; Iduho Foresters, Ronser Cusvron Wescer B.S.(Min.)t Yakima, Washington; Willis Sweet Hall. Notan V. Wenns B.S.(Chem.2.):; Kendrick Hi 'g School: Tau Associated core: ALS. : rity € i : Goncert Band 1-2; Associated Engineers 1 2, Mitonen Amano, Wreerespane BS. N Lewiston High School: Lewiston State nal: Forney Mall; Highest Honore 4: | Upsilon Omicron; Tome Fe Clab; W. A.A. Kappa Phi- Koneer Rucenk Wierunan B54 Starbuck, Washington, High School: Tau Kappa Epedlon: Sigma Delia; Gem, Sports Editor 3, B + Argonaut, Sports Editor 3, Rewrite tor 2; Pub tions Board 4; Co-Publicity Chairman Senior Ball, rye Jean Ware S.(Ed.); Lewiston High Sehool: Kappa pete Gamma: W.A.A, Lavan Winton B.S. Ed.); Moscow ah Sebook, High Hon. et 2; Spur: Curtain: Dalda Tan Gamma Lambda Delta Sigusa 1.2.34: Univer ac Singers 1-2, President 2. Donato Jamun Werrrame B.S.( Bus: Sandpoint High School Sigma Nau: Highest Honors 2: High Honore 3: Blac Key: Seabbard and Blade; Pershing Killes; Homecoming Dance Chairman 3. Gronce W. Wann BSCE): Aang lab School; Lindley Hall: Sigma Tau; A.S.C.E.; A.S.T.M.; AS. C.K, President 4, Vixcest 5. Yours B.S.(For.); Glendale High School, Gleadale, California; Glendale Junior College; Witli« Sweet Halk High Honors 4: Sigma Ni Sigma; Xi Sigma Pi; Idabo Forester, News Editor 4; Forestry Exbibite Committee Chairman 3. Jon LeRoy Zamise B.A. American Falls High Sehook: Univer. sity of Idaho, Southern Branch; Chrisman Hall; Highest Honors 1-2-3-4; Phi Beta we ” Who Who in American Colleges versities; International Kelation� and U c abs Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 3 Peeorxann Feeo Werrne BS.(Age: Plammer High School; Lindley Hall; Ag Club. Haney Antuun Winpowson a Ed.); Moscow High School: Willie Sweet all KRoonnr F, Winey B.S.{ Agr.); Coeur d'Alene High Sehook Lind. ley Hall) Ag Club; Holl President 4. Manocnurny Maxine Witson B.S.H.Ee.); Goeur d'Alene High School: Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Upsilon Omi- cron: Home Be Club 1-2-3-4. James Sternen Yares B.A.; Roswell High Schook College of Idaho: Phi Delta Theta; Atiic Club. Lyas LaKoy Youmans B.A Potlatch High School; Tau Kappa Kowano Contes Zincisene B.S. Por.), Seheneetady. New York: Chris- man Hall; Track 1; Associated Foresters, 291 ae Juniors in R.O.T.C, are “present” at the Military Ball Prom-goers heard an earful of Red Jensen's jive Kay Ash, junior transfer, receives AWS Queen Crown Joe and Priscilla do a rhumba number at the cabaret Cecil shows Bruce how to throw confetti properly ‘7 a 4 ; ge) ee + h, yes... Junior week ... cabaret, prom, serenade .. « soon they’ llinherit the ASUI ... heads it’s one more year... tails it’s the army... one more year lo get that post... one more to fail or succeed . . . whaddaya know... no coin. at TIME 294 President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Gorpy WILtiamMson Ray Hoonine Berry DeTweiLer Joyce Tucker JUNION Betty Detweiler, Ray Hoobing. Joyee Tucker, Cordon Williamson President - - = «© «© «+ Ray Hoosinc Vice-President - - + + Warren WEINBERG Secretary - - - + «+ Betry DeTweILerR Treasurer -— - - - - =- Joyce Tucker Only addition to junior class officers was Warren Weinberg, who replaced Ray Hoobing as vice-president when Hoobing moved up to the presidency spot left by army-bound Gordy Williamson. The United Student caucus elected Weinberg to the vice-presidency and the ASUI executive board approved the move. Office-holders Betty Detweiler, secretary, and Joyce Tucker, treasurer, maintained their positions for both semesters. OFFICERS Sewer etewweeweenwnnweeeee COM qj § SBUBSRBAVIIE 2c nccvcnneve EMERGENCY WAR CLAUSE NQ, 2 Class officers shall serve for a term of one school year. Nominations for class officers shall be made at the beginning of the fall semester at a special nominating assembly for each class which shall be called by the President of the ASUI. This amendment shal] operate as to toll such other clauses of the ASUI constitution as are herewith in- consistent with the provisions of this amendment, This amendment shall become null and void at the beginning of the second successive semester or at the beginning of the third successive quarter following the ceasing of the present war, at which time all clauses herein rendered ineffective are to be given such full force as they had previous to the passing of this amendment, Steer tener wenn When Clause Number 2 passed 129 to 13, the latter number proved unlucky for Gem editorial heads. A page for second semester officers had been dummied into each class section of the yearbook, and because of production technicalities could not be taken out, HARRY LEWLES JIM TOWLES — iat GEORGE BEITO CATHERINE MeGREGOR RAY HOOBING CAROLYN NORRIS Leaders of tomorrow .. . driving hard for ree- ognition and respect and gettingit . . . expressing ing themselves through talent... specializa- tion . . . or versatility . . . Junior class officers found them qualified. BOB ROSENBERRY RENA ECCHER JOHN BERG BILL MICKLICH JOE DiPIPPO JO ANNE TRETNER MARY FRAN MARSHALL Vic BERLLUS Rican Antus Weirer Sigma Chi Many ANN ALHAN Spokane. Washington Pi Beta Phi Janis ANonnw Lewiston Alpha Phi Keaxnery Anounw ewiston Lindley Hall Ratuienn Asu Boise Delta Gamma Dace Auwris Kelloge Heta Theta Pi Ves Banery Lewiston Ridenbaogh Hall Witt Bannns Blackfoot sa Delta 298 Driuriaink Atorcon Boise Alpha Phi w ANDERSON otlateh Haye Hall Berry Kan Arriine Moscow Delta Gamma Lawaenck Annnson Kelloge Mancsner Bacnetien Boise AMpha Phi Berry Jo Bans Boise Alpha Phi Date Baskerr Nezperce Lindley Hall Donotuy Bayer Spokane. Washington Gamma Phi Beta Lawnence Beck Post Poll« Tau Kappa Epsilon Many Eceaxon Beowerts Portland, Oregon Delta Gamma Vincinia Ben sere Idaho Falls Delta Delta Delta Anrnun Bexsy Pierre. South Dakota Willie Sweet Hall Hits. Beanoren Buhl Kappa Sigma Jouws Jay Bere Wallace Sigma Nu Beventy Bisriane Pocatello Sigma Chi Sreenes Brerveuxy Pocathllo Sigma Chi Groner N. Beato Spirit Lake Phi Delta Theta Bavee Bexserr Shelley Lindley Hall Euizanetn Bexny Honolulu, T, HH. Hays Hall CLPronp BExson Troy Alpha Tau Omega Vero Denicos Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania Phi Delta Theta Jean Bicetow Hoquiam. Washington Ridenbaugh Hall Annex Puvtom Busackmone Twin Falls Beta Theta Pi Lrosx.np Braxoronn Twin Falls Beta Theta Pi Berry Broom Kelloge Haye Hall Bynon Bioow Moscow Phi Gamma Delta Vivian Bouman Trey Forney Hall Berry Bowne Moscow Kappa Alpha Theta Agcui, Bone Moscow Beventy Baarann Wardner Alpha Chi On Hanoi Banvick Wendell ‘Tau Kappa Epsilon Cancrvoe W. Barcos Bowe Willie Sweet Hall Row Boor, Preston Campus Clab Dowato Bowron Dictrich Idaho Club Dosato Baar Bline Lindlew Hall Atonnr Bonts Hailey Chrisman Hall Kosorrr Bresen Washington, D.C Sigma Nu Lroxanp Baooxs ere Ferry Grenato ©. Baows Lewiston, Maine Willis Sweet Hall Manityn Boaroap Colfax, Washington Delta Delta Delta Asaues Bonnuam Meridian Vivian Catownnt Wendell Forney Hall Kien any CAMPANA Everett. Massachusetts Lambda Chi Alpha Pau. Cawery Ogden, Utah Alpha Tau Omega KayMonp Coamnrne Jerome Josern Cocaknnts Patterson Sigma Chi Onnietre Comen Hansen Kappa Kappa Gamma Joun Burr Moore Idaho Clab Jaues Bowron Emmett FrRepenion Canta essa Wallace Willis Sweet Hall Turovorn Canrenren le Chrisman Hall Roaent Chatrenros Spokane, Washington Lindley Hall Anew. Creuuen Holden, Washington Kappa Alpha Theta Weipon Cote Pari« Alpha Tau Omega Jane? Cones Porth , Oregon Pi Beta Phi 299 Chernvon Gatonann Wellpinit, Washington Kidenhaugh Hall Jay Gannen Idaho Pall� Lindley Hall CLAHA GILMAN Ogden, Utah Gamma Phi Beta James Ginano Washington, D.C, OR DON on Delta Chi Rienane FE. Gonoos Poeatello Delta Tan Delta LaVersxe GCarenn Moscow Canmenrrs Gummnsny Potlateb Alpha Phi 302 Gronck Ginson Potlatch Phi Gamma Delia Joun Girnsosx Preston Idaho Club Jamis Givens Rolee Sigma Chi Berry Lou GCornpos Mapruse Ganco Poratello Forney Hall Kaywoxp Carene Mackay Phi Camma Delta Mancia Gwinn Boise Kappa Kappa Gamma Berry Hace Moscow Alpha Chi Omega Ivan Haus Ole Tau Kappa Epsilon Mowros Haw Jerome Willix Sweet Hall Kessern Hanning Grangeville Sigma Chi Meare Hanoine Filer Lindley Hall Bawin EL anes Burke Lindley Hall hiaisn Hannineron Newport, Washington Forney Hall Decenive Heer Cratgmont Hays Hall Wientvnnn Han Moscow Maxcaner Hawitrox Buhl Alpha Phi Duann Hanan Soda Springs Campus Club Toomes Hantanp Caldwell Phi Delta Theta Lots Hanntert Coogind Kay Anpen Hinnis Righy Lindley Hall Annex Ronnnr J. Hannison Sugar City Tatmance Hawkins Filer Beta Theta Pi Nowwan Hawiry Melba Willie Sweet Hall « Kappa Gamma Pautinn Hawiry Boine Delta Gamma Viner, Haynes Caldwell Willie Sweet Hall Dower Hewere Ermett Ridenbaugh Hall Srescun Hess Montpelier Beta Theta Pi Parnion Honony Idaho Falls Delia Gamme Ivan M. Hontioay Roise Willis Sweet Hall Raywono Hoontwe Buhl Alpha Tau Omegs t-wHspotys Hoorks Rexburg Haye Hall Leonxanp Herex Moscow Raven Herwourn Albion Idaho Clob Warren Hits Meridian Willie Sweet Hall Herons Horwann Moscow Ouve Hoimes Pook Pi Beta Phi Hater Hoxsreap Nampa Forney Hall Vostey Horkiss Buhl Alpha Tau Omeca Worm Hovork a Twin Falls Phi Delta Theta Dosato Howse Boise Alpha Tau Omega Dons Hoerna Eden Panor Honrex Idaho Falls Jeanne Housten Pocatello Delta Gamma o R. Hyoe Alphas Tau Omega Watcren INcrasont Kellogg Alpha Tau Omega Witton FE. Jauans Coeur d'Alene Lindley Hall (nonee Jarvensos Weiser Sigma Alpha Epeilon Manian Huer Wallace Ridenbangh Hall Raton Hoos St. Maries Sigma Chi Dean Hoerep Coeur d Alene Sigma Nu Manceny Hoveces Coeur d'Alene Forney Hall Rurn Ecces Jackson Bins Gamma Phi Beta Pavers Javon Spokane, Washington Kappa Kappa Gamma Many Louse Jensun Spokane. Washington Forney Hall Cant Jouanxnxnxen Righy Campus Clab 303 Donts Jonsson Fruitland Kappa Kappa Gamma Creat Jonus Twin Falls Phi Delta Theta Howanp Jonus Aherdeen Chrisman Hall Rosner Kew Opportunity, Washington Phi Delta Theta Wisons Kemer Prosser, Washington Alpha Phi Maneta Kimnce Orotine Pi Beta Phi Kensern Kexanp Spokane, Washington Idaho Club 304 Low Jouxson Idaho Palle Forney Hall Manion Jounson Orifing Porney Hall Lones Kamnrrscn Genesee Alpha Tau Omega Donuts K eoeren Murray Hays Hall Jack Kempen Lewiston Phi Delta Theta Hoven Kennnoy Eagle Willix Sweet Hall Tomas Kinxey Coeur d’ Alene Phi Delta Theta Sam Kinasey Idaho Falls Lindley Hall Mevoens Krerranis Moscow Waren Kive Orofino Idaho Clab Eowano Konstan Idaho Pallx Chrisman Hall Ronent Korres Harvard Idaho Club Benkeuey Lanes Firth LDS. Institute Loum Lansox Kellogs Reta Theta Pi Bansans Leacn Pingree Alpha Chi Omega Fuzanern Leyton Challic Haye Hall Cuaties 8. Knox Colfax, Washington Beta Theta Pi Tuts KnvTson Nezperce Haye Hall Bite Lovin Koxten Shelley Pi Beta Phi Ganpnow Rusts Bonners Perry Idaho Club Ricuany Lanson Sandpoint Delta Chi Warnes Laven Sandpoint Delta Tau Delta Reap Leisnoan Salt Lake City, Utah Sigma Nu Guatina Lionany St. Maries Sigma Chi James Leovanp Burley Campus Club Kiewanp Lievenine Wallace Lindley Hall Mapison Lewes Sussex, New Jersey Lindley Hall Jous Linuatenn Morcow Sigma Nu Kueene Luntey Buhl Siema Chi Ronent Luxtey Bull Campus Club Snmiey Mack Naples Alpha Tau Omega Juan Mann Eanmett Hays Hall Hanny Lewirs St. Anthony Chrisman Hall Anruur Lewis Trail, B. C. Canada Lambda Chi Alpha Rienano Lincenrecren Pasadena, California Lindley Hall Frevenion LUKeNs MeCall Beta Theta Pi Joun Lyxastan Bismark, North Dakota Idahe Chal Iva J. Lyons Moscow Cenato Mannine Grangeville appa Sigma Noama Manent Kellogg Kidenbaugh Hall Many FPuancos Mansmane Grangeville Kappa Kappa Gamma Marcenia Marnnws Metha Kidenbaugh Hall Annex Cuurron ©. Mays Wendell Sigma Alpha Epsilon Konner McCione Payette Catuenisn MeGuecon Lewiston Gamma Phi Beta Sam MeKunxey Salmon Siema Chi Nosseet Meacuen MilWaukie, Oregon Tau Kappa Epsilon Joven Mrncen Moscow VeRNon May Potlatch Lindley Hall Dean Mayes Meridian Willis Sweet Hall Joux McConmack Lewiston Beta Theta Pi Patsy McGmatn Spokane, Washington Delta Gamma Joun McManon Boice Phi Delia Theta Marvin McVey Jerome Wills Sweet Hall Kerr Meanie Paul Lee Meaans Paul 305 Evaise Mitten E,ate Moxnor Faank Mrrennut Peanie Monnot Appalachia, Virginia Chrisman Hall Haves Monunce Rouxur Monars Coeur d'Alene Phi Delta Theta Kowanp Mow Wittiam Morrison Phi Gamma Delta Campus Clab Danint Mosnn Ronenr Moss East Farms, Washington Campus Club Alpha Tau Omega Hanny Moeman Macky Morr Raten Myenus Calgary, Alberta, Canada Phi Delta Theta Hxcan Morexo Konner M. Niisos Boise Willie Sweet Hall Es « Lean Nicnows Twin Falle Delta Gamma Gronck Nixes Long Branch, New Jorsey Phi Gamma Delta Grenn Noor Sandpoint Lindley Hall Grate O' Connon Chicago, Ulinoisa Chrisman Hall Bauman, Oviven Shoshone Hays Hall (PORCH OSCHSER Craigmont Willis Sweet Hall Groncrn Ostunn Coeur d Alene Willie Sweet Hall Fano Nico. Covina, California Chrisman Hall Frovo Noxiw Moore L.D.S. Lostivate Kowrnx, Nonny GCenrsce Forney Hall Canotyn Nona Payotte Delta Delta Delta Tenence O' Rouank Honolulu, T. H. Sigma Nu Karetecen Onn Babl Forney Hall Livian Ostunp Tray Forney Hall Joskenink Pauann Kootenta Porney Hall Eawa Natt Komberly Hays Hall Auta Man Mutiin Lewiston Delta Delta Delta Frask Raney Neaperee Phi Gamma Delta Paankiin Ranny Spokane, Washington Idaho Club Hazes Reanen Lewistan Forney Hall Daun Reve Coeur d’ Ale Willis Sweet Hall Low Kicuwine Spencer Forney Hall Cine Hiens Sugar City Haye Hall Konner Ronson Kellogs Phi Delta Theta Warne Roonnack Poeatello Delta Tau Delta Witiiasm Kuno Na Puanx M. Reis Coeur d'Alene Lindley Hall Annex Lones Kien Spokane, Washington Alpha Tau Omega Jean Ricnaupson Spirit Lake Ridenbangh Hall Annex BENJAMIN Kronpan Nampa Idaho Club Many Exucon Reece Orofine Kappa Alpha Theis ALtes Rowen Lewiston Lambda Chi Alpha Ronnar Rosexnnany Coeur d Alene Chrisman Hall Patnicta Patna Kimberly Huye Hell Korn Pause Kooskia Kidenbaugh Hall Mayeuis Payarnn Seattle, Woshington Kappa Kappa Gamma Throponr Pence Buhl Alpha Tau Omega NeLen Periawans Meteese, Wyoming Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Roweer Pacis Dayton. Washington Idaho Club Vaun Prexerr Idaho Falls Phi Gamma Delta Metvin Paswons Glenns Ferry Delta Chi WiLLano Parrenson Cascade Tau Kappa Epeilon TrHomas Panes Payette Sigma Chi Jack Prany Nampa Campus Club 1k Be Kappa “gma � Pereason Lyte Perenson Paul Henny J. Paocron Pocatello Siema Alpha Epsilon Lonenn Kacn Mascow Alpha Chi Omega 307 Fant Rowers Meri Willie Sweet Hall Groner Rossnu White Bled Campus Club Tuomas Ryan Moneow Alpha Tau Omega CHARLES SARGENT Moscow Anna Matcaner Srtutans Boise Kappa Kappa Gamma Berry Sexer Sandpoint Camma Phi Beta Rirenann Snaven Coeur d'Alene Willie Sweet Hall Many Low Simaman Calgary, Alberta, Canada Phi Beta 308 Josnen Ryan Twin Falle Beta Theta Pi Kienary Kyan Cooding Phi Gamma Delta Mavis Scuunmacn Rupert Forney Hall ELt ScHWALneE Nampa Delta Tau Delo Cuinton Seer Twin Fall« Idaho Club Russeit Seven Montpelier Sigma No Denton Stopowar Teton Beta Theta Pi Freep Skicrainer Lead, South Dakota Sigma Alpha Epsilon EMNRET SIncLarn Vancouver, B. C., Canada Idaho Clab Grouck Suatiey Cascade Idahe Clab L.D.S. Institute Richano Sxvonn Moscow Beta Theta Pi Ii AKOLD Soerens Bull Alpha Tau Omega Junn Sontnson srace ( Forney Hall GCAILEN SOULF Baker Kappa Sigma James Srorronp Boise Delta Tau Delta Naxcy Joxw Srarroun Boise Delia Camma Dwicnr Suirn St. Maries Lindley Hall Eivise Swern Lu . Gamma Phi Beta Eine Sonxtvinie Moscow HUGH SORKNSON Re te L.D.S, Lnatitute Donotny Seencn Glenne Ferry Porney Hall MARSHALL SPENCER Filer Idaho Club Wayne Staries Post Falls Lindley Hall Cronce STRKLE Idaho Falle Willie Sweet Hall J. Ronenr Srincixcen Moscow Phi Gamma Delta Richanke Srrinern , jamma Delta Eiune Stour Kellogg Beta Theta Pi CaTurcnine Sroven Roise Hlaye Hall Konenra SWANKON Hurley Alpha Phi acne. Swayne Nampa Hays Hall Lawaence Tatnor Wilder Alpha Tau Omega Dan Tavton Preston L.D.S. Institute ADDIEON STONE Gleans Perry Delta Chi Lois Stone Moscow Kappa Alpha Theta DonoTny Surros Midvale Ridenbaugh Hall Thomas Swacen Rigby Willis Sweet Hall Cratlee Sweerwoop Low Aageles. California Campus Club Towmy Takatont Parma Lindley Hall Sexsxerr Taviong Mullan Willie Sweet Hall Roacer Teaver Monrovia, California Willis Sweet Hall Leon Tenxienr Hurley Lindley Hall Curronp Thomas i Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pano Taonston Arco Willis Sweet Hall Mixsix Man Tinns Sandpoint Pi Beta Phi Konnar Torerson Soda Springs Kappa Sigma James Towirs Spokane, Washington Sigma Nu Joven Teckmn e, Washington Delta Delta Delta Berry Turse Nampa Alpha Phi Rowners Tuomas Ashton Ilay� Hall Hanoi THomson Emporia, Kansas Ronexr Trrus White Bird Sigma Chi Greate Teno Pocatello Sigma Nu Jo Anne Taetyen Colfax, Washington Delta Gamma Hanoww Tarr Crystal Lake, Ulinoie Alpha Oowga Parnico UNTeanannn Bonners Ferry Have Hall Leo Van Eveny Rupert Idaho Clab 309 Auuine Vononur Pasade salif Alpha Chi Omega Oswano Water Kelloge Phi Delta Theta Evucene Watxer Picree Chrisman Hall Wittiam Watt Moxcow Alpha Tau Omega Ricuann Wanron Moscow Phi Camma Delta Manoaner Warp Moscow FRANKLIN Wrereien Priest River Sigma Alpha Epailon Comrron Ware Clarkefork Phi Gamma Delis 310 Josnen Waroen Bonners Ferry Sigma Nu Euranetn Watxen Boise Kappa Kappa Gamma Barnana Warrace Escalon, California Hays Hall Marcornire Wavrer Medical Lake. Wash. Hays Hall Guinn Wasem Fenn Willix Sweet Hall Warren Weinnenc Wendell Sizma Alpha Epsilon Rovexr A. Wurre Payette Sigma Chi Vincinta WickKMAN Mullan Forney Hall Dean Winoe Moscow Delta Chi Conine Wits Rexburg Alpha Chi Omega Suecoy Wittiams Buhl Willis Sweet Hall Gorvon Wittiamson Portland, Oregon Phi Delta Theta Leonanp WiLson Loe Angeles, California Kappa Sigma Ray Witson Ogden, Utah Alpha Tau Omega Buaine Wishart Weiser Chrisman Hall Hennker Woopcock Coeur d'Alene Sigma Nu Donato Wietiams Meridian Willix Sweet Hall Mante Wittiams ocatelle Ridenbaugh Hall Davio Witson Spoke c, Washington Phi Gamma Delta Hevten Witson Bonners Ferry Delta Gamma Rosemany Wiisen Twin Falls Russeu. Witson Piler Sigma Alpha Epailon Many Waicur Moscow Gar ma Phi Beta Vimeirnta Youre Baker, Oregon Delta Delta Delta SCENES AT THE JUNIOR CABARET... MARDI GRAS TIME... Funsters collect confetti, honors, and masks before heading for the dance floor Table space is ata premium during intermission {t the Junior Prom, stiff collars, formal introductions . it's the reception line Confetti... cokes... confusion... the camera's speed was too slow. 311 Merrie Lou Kloepfer . . . Green and Gold Ball Queen Spurs parade downtown with service flag on Army Day Taking tickets for “‘nickel hop”... all-campus mixer Soph Holly Day committee posts proclamations Knights decorate town and campus with Schmidt ties ime to start operating ... straighten that tie... climb on the bandwagon and blow your horn... leaf through the key catalogue ...and take your pick... yes, sir... you've got plowin’ to do KEY QUEST Jack Numbers, Edith Jones, Adene Hyde, Bill Mangum SOPHOMORE President - - - - - - Jack NumBERS Vice-President Bint Mancum Epiru Jones Secretary - - - - = Treasurer - - s «© « -s ApDENE Ilype 314 ee a EMERGENCY WAR CLAUSE NO. 2 Class officers shall serve for a term of one school year. Nominations for class officers shall be made at the beginning of the fall semester at a special nominating assembly for each class which shall be called by the President of the ASUI. This amendment shall operate as to toll such other clauses of the ASUI constitution as are herewith in- consistent with the provisions of this amendment. This amendment shall become null and void at the beginning of the second successive semester or at the beginning of the third successive quarter following the ceasing of the present war, at which time all clauses herein rendered ineffective are to be given such full force as they had previous to the passing of this amendment, Main argument in favor of Clause Number 2 was that by not holding elections the ASUI would be spared $125 in expenses. With Gem pages costing the ASUI a conservative $25 each . . . with four pages unavoidably involved . . . the ASUI expended approximately $100 anyway. OFFICERS President - -— - : - - Jack NumpBers Vice-President - - - . - Birt Mancum Secretary - + = + = = Eprrn Jones Treasurer - - += =- = MAXINE GROVER Little change was made in the sophomore class as Jack Numbers, Bill Mangum, and Edith Jones retained their respective offices for the entire year. Maxine Grover replaced Adene Hyde as class treasurer when the latter left school during the second semester, Grover was elected by the United Students caucus and approved by the ASUI executive board. 315 OZZIE WALCH MARY FRAN BATES SHERMAN KING DON SWAN BILL EIMERS MILTON GEORGE 316 VIRGINIA NEWTON CLAIRE BRACKEN 4 We VER 2 JERRY SKILES RALPH McCOLM BILL CAMPELL Names and faces . . . pushing up above the mob mob... finding their directions . . . setting their sights . .. They know what they want . they’re likely to get it according to their fellow class officers. DON CARLSON Jean Adamson Howard Albrethsen Aune Alho Ray Alsager Carolyn Anderson Donald Anderson Duane Anderson Grace Anderson Muricl Axtell Margaret Bacon William Bakes Thomas Baker Lorene Bales Kathryn Barber Kent Barber Dolores Barinaga Charles Barnes Jean Barnes Steele Barnett Mary Frances Bates John Batt Elwood Batzel Emma Bauer Vern Baum llen Bauscher Jean Beadles Elizabeth Bean Randall Beard William Bergeson Kenneth Bergquist Robert Biggs Ronald Bird Neil Bithell Lorraine Bjorklund Glyta Bolick James Bolles Patricia Bowlby Meredyth Bowler Keith Boyington Claire Bracken Carol Brandt Virginia Brevick Helen Jeanne Brink Drexel Brown Mary Brown Pauline Bulkley Robert Burggrat Ray Brookhart 318 Date Burkhalter Harvey Butts Lee Calfee Marjorie Call Beverly Campbell Douglas Campbell George Campbell Raymond H. Campbell William S. Campbell Don Carlson Ivan Catherman Clark Chandler Earl Chandler Gerald Chapman Odell Chatfield Betty Chester Marjorie Childs John Chivers James Christenson Winifred Christianson Stewart Clelan James Clovis Phyllis Cluer Betty Clumpner Helen Collins Russell Conrad Jerold Cook George H. Cooke William Corbert, Jr. Donald Coski Ted Crabb Kathryn Crain Calvin Crandall Earl Crea Jo Ann Crites Richard Crowther Wendell Cruser Keith Daniels Elmo Davis Richard Dell Earl DeMers Vincent De Nunzio Bernita Doggett Darrell Dolgner Patricia Dollard Jim Donart Priscilla Done Mildred Dooley 319 Jane Douglass Egan Drenker Dick Driscoll Ralph Dunkle Xavier Durant William Eimers William FE. Ellis, Jr. Carroll Elmore Mike Erramouspe Grant Facer Allen Feld Thomas Fentiman Roger Fichtner Pdward Piegenbaum LeRoy Foss Helen Foster Marilyn Fowles Jack Fox Rex Fox Lois Frank Norman Fredekind William Freeburg Mary Ann Freeland Gordon Fritsch Martin Fry Helen Gale Joe Garner Verl Garrard Bette Gibb Lauretta Gibbs Eugene Glahe Irene Glahe James Glenn Joe Glenn Jean Glindeman Delrena Goodhue Joseph Gordon Gordon Grannis Harley Greaves, Jr. Dale Greeley Fred Greenfield Barbara Greenwell Donald Gray Nicholas Grkovie Maxine Grover Gloria Guernsey John Gunn Margaret Guthman Wessie Gutke Rowland Haegele Ruth Haggerty Lorraine Hallman Lucile Halversen Ladd Hamilton Merle Hamilton John Hamm Robert Hampton David W. Hanford VerLee Hansen Ralph Hardin Hugh A. Harper Evea Harrington Glen Hart Dallas Hartwell Richard Hathaway Marie Havens Kileen Hawley Pat Heath Gloria Heisner Ray Helbling Jane Herrington Donald Hicks Dwight E. Hill Edith Hill Richard Hodder Lois Hodge Roy Hoelke Donald Holder Joseph Holland, Jr. John Holloway Leroy Homan Clark Hopkins Fred Horn Mary Patricia Houston Leroy Hull Dorothy Hunter Adene Hyde Donald Hyder Frank Hyke Vernon Ingebretsen Dery! Ingle Richard Jackson Stanley Jensen Sylvan Jeppesen Keith Johnson Maurice Johnson William Johnson Edith Jones Helen Louise Jones Marilyn Jones Robert Jordan Don Jordin Ralph Joslyn Howard Judy Jack Julian Peter Kalamarides Bill Kennedy James Kennedy Robert Kerr Marian Kilbourne Betty Lou Kilpatrick Paul King Sherman King James Kinney Robert Kjosness Harold Klobucher Merrie Lou Kloepfer Sylvia Knight Ruth Marie Knoles Christian Koch Erma Koffel Ed Komosky Robert Korman John Krier Richard D. Krier Joe Kruse Richard Kube William Lang Ramona Larkin Frances Larsen Herbert Larsen Gladys Larson Tony Larson Robert D. LaRue Fred Latham Gerald Lattig Miriam Latty George Layos Flavia Lee Lois Lemon Dean Lewis Melvin Lewis Ruth Lightheld Russell Lindstrom Gene Littlefield Barbara Long Helen Lothrop Darrell Lott Phyllis Lowe Edgar Merlyn Lukens Afton Lundblade James Lyden Phyllis Lyon Constance MacCallum Evelyn MacKay Joseph Malta Bill Mangum Robert Manning Howard Manson Clyde Benton Martin Lloyd Martinson Madelyn Mason Lowell Maughan Joy Maxfield Betty Mazna Arlene McBean Mary McBride Rex McClure Ralph McColm Alan MeCombs Harrictt MeCurdy Sarah McDaniels Margaret McFadden Hugh McGee Laurence McGonagle Harlow McKinney Jack McLaughlin Robert F. McLaughlin Annamae Meleum Lloyd Merrill William Mervyn Eugene Meyer James Meyer Jean Milar Barbara Miller Dean Kk. Miller Donald J. Miller Joyce Miller Rulon Miller Carl Minden 323 Ross Miner Dayle Molen Jesse Carl Momberger Mary Esther Montgomery Isaac L.. Moor Marilyn Moore Jacqueline Morefield Jewell Morris John Morris Cecil Morrison Arlene Morrow Bob Mortensen John Mosher William G. Mouat Eldene Muleahy Maxine Mulroney Forriest Munro Lorraine Murphy Vernon Nally Tad Neilson Eileen Nelson Mary Ellen Nelson Paul Nelson Burns Newby Jack Newell Helen New man Virginia Newton Gerald Nuffer Jack Numbers Jo Anne Numbers Robert Obendorf Robert O'Conner Margarette Odom Lois Olin Dorothy Ann Outzs Robert Pace Stanton Park Keith Parks Mirl Passey Kay Paynter Gerald Pederson John A. Peebles George Pennell Ralph Peters Floyd Peterson Lloyd Peterson Rex Phillips Raymond Pinson John Piper Laurene Ploss« George Pomeroy Vivian Potter Ruel Poulson Philip Pratt Dale Price Robert Pyper Clinton Quigley Fred Quinn Kiyda Ratliff Francile Rawlings Carmelita Rea Eugene Read Wayne Reddecopp Wallace Reed Forrest Reinhardt Ray Reinhardt Phyllis Retherford Maxine Reynolds Betty Jean Rice Alice Richardson Virginia Richardson William Richardson Garth Ricks Beth Riedel Edna Lueylle Roberts Donald Blaine Robertson Alfred Robinson Kathryn Robinson Naney Robinson Roberta Rodgers Sam Rosen Robert Roskelley Marjorie Ross Arthur Rowland Katharyn Ruckman Dale Rullman Monroe Ruth Robert B. Sahlberg Maryella Sanford Frank Schaub Ronald Schaufelberger Boyd Schenk Arloine Schmidt Philip Schnabel Josephine Schwenkfelder Fugene Senften 325 Leigh Shadel Josephine Shelton Mary Shewnack Grant Siddoway John Siddoway Helen Sims David Skiles Gerald Skiles Courtland Smith Max Smith Bonnie Speer Robert Spohn Helen Stanfield Claudine Stanton Connie Stapleton Rose Starr Clifton Stauff Richard St. Clair Robert Stevens Cherryol Stranahan Byron Stratton Ward Stroschein Juanita Sturgill Thorland Summers William Sundeen Barbara Suteliff Don Swan Jean Tabor Duane L. ‘Taylor, Jr. Lillian Tegan John Tewhey Betty Thomas Charles R. Thomas Leo Thomas Paul Thome Anne Thompson Gene Thompson Wayne Thompson Jack Thurston Ned Thurston Cordon Toey Sa Gordon Tolmie Marvin Torgerson Bartt Trueblood Reed Tucker Irene Tulppa Leona Tulppa Elizabeth Tyra Arthur Una Helen Urness Sybil Urness Billie Lou Van Riper Roy Veltri Robert Vonderharr Dean Wackerli Robert Walkley Elizabeth Wallace Nathan Wallens Lloyd Walter Dora Wark Stanley Waskiewiez Thelma Watanabe Harold Weir Virginia Weisbrod James Werry Ted Werry Helen Westberg Kenneth Westfall Bleanor White Anne Whiteman Richard Whiting Keith Whitley Daryl Whittig Boyd Whittle Ellis Wickward Lynn Williams William Williams Michael Williamson Charles Wilson Jack Wing Ann Wodyga Thomas Woods Kathleen Woodworth Donna Worthwine 327 Undefeated frosh hoopmen after season’s last game Delt’s Greys... Dee and Jean... go Bucket-dating Judy Rupp twirls her batons at the pajama rally Weeks of waiting ... then winner... Marion Wilson Betty Brown . frosh sweater party winner . yeah man jnder watchful eyes ... live the Frosh... leaning on elbows ... gazing out the library window... while past the table marches ... Mortar Board, Spur... Blue ; Key. “I club... someday ... who knows? STUDY TABLE President - = - - - - Frank Jacosps ; Vice-President Dick GREENE Treasurer - - - + «= + CAMILLE Snort Secretary - = = = - Guioria STEWART w 4 The freshman class elected their officers, three Independents and one Greek, at the first assembly last fall, and kept the same ones all year. The first-year students began with a bang last fall when they sponsored the traditional home-coming fireworks, Then the yearlings inaugurated a new custom when they held a mixer for all freshmen. The freshmen held their ' final fling in May when they sponsored the annual frosh glee week. a FRESHMAN Dick Greene, Camille Short, Gloria Stewart, Frank Jacobs 330 , 1 President - - - - + = FRANK Jacops Vice-President - - - - + Dick GREENE Treasurer - - + + = + CAMILLE SHORT Secretary - - - = = GLORIA STEWART Freshman class officers remained the same during the second semester, with no one leaving school to create yacancies, Officers were Frank Jacobs, president; Dick Greene, vice-president; Gloria Stewart, secretary; Camille Short, treasurer. OFFICERS EMERGENCY WAR CLAUSE NO. 2 Class officers shall serve for a term of one school year. Nominations for class officers shall be made at the beginning of the fall semester at a special nominating assembly for each class which shall be called by the President of the ASUI. This amendment shall operate as to toll such other clauses of the ASUI constitution as are herewith in- consistent with the provisions of this amendment. This amendment shall become null and void at the beginning of the second successive semester or at the beginning of the third successive quarter following the ceasing of the present war, at which time all clauses herein rendered ineffective are to be given such full force as they had previous to the passing of this amendment. If Gem readers feel that the saving of approximately $25 has been sufficient com- pensation to have second semester class officers presented in this manner, all’ well... Seems a trifle silly... and monotonous... though 331 X JIM SWARBRICK MARION FRANSON RAY RIGBY MARION WILSON JOHN MATMILLER BARBARA MEARS Flashes on the freshman horizon... of brawn... brains... ability ... some will flicker out... others will fill brighter spots ... if they've got what it takes . . . freshman class officers think they have. 332 PEGGY TWAY BILL BROWN DEL OWENS DOROTHY HAUGE They're being watched . . . judged . . . pushed by the “operators” . . . good material . . . for for tapping . . . or the varsity ... one day they'll be part of... or leading .. . things that awe them now. BETTY FRENCH HANK NOEL ©. Abbott C. Alldaffer Ek. Arms K. Barbee A. Benoit W. Bolton J. Brannon S. Brown 0. Burns L. Campbell R. Clements bE. Cornwall M. Aesehliman J. Allen H. Arrington J. Barber B. Benson J. Bonneville C. Bridges V. Brown R. Burns R. Campbell A. Cluer ILA. Corrigan B. Ahrens J. Amstutz C. Arrivee G. Barker B. Bernhard J. Booth R. Briggs W. Brown M. Burnside B. Cardwell C, Code Hl. Costa . Ahrens - A uderson ©. Babcock . Barney . Berry Bormann . Brooks . Browning P. Buroker G, Carmen V. Cole R. Cummings FE. Ainslie D. Anderson R. Baker N. Bartschi DPD. Birehmier J. Bowman L.. Brough J. Bruins C. Burt J. Chapman W. Cole Hl. Cummins P. Ainslie J. Anderson F. Bales bk. Baskett R. Blandford M. Bradbury B.J. Brown K. Burghardt B. Butts A. Chase R. Colquhoun A, Aitken I Anderson L. Ball D. Bean A. Blomgren J. Braddock KE. Brown EK. Burklund L. Callister J. Chervenell N. Comnick M. Cunningham V. Dahmen 1. M. B. R. R. M. D W Aldrich Andrus Ballenger Beier Bockman Brandt Brown . Burks . Campbell . Christenson . Coppock - Dalley 335 Kk. Dalva W. Deinhard L. Douglas J. Ellis Pp: Kv ans M. Franson K. Gaylord D. Gray R. Grush L. Hall B. Hansen D.A. Hauge D. Dashiell V. Dempsey D. Doumacq kK. Erickson RK. Eyestone Fr, Freeman bk. Ghormley J. Gray E. Guilfoy W. Hall J. Hansen R. Haworth D. Dau A. Deobald D. Dredge J. Erickson M. Fanning B. French H. Gibson W. Gray J. Gunderson V. Halliday R. Hanson Ff. Haynes E. Davidson W. Deobald D. Drew A. Erker R. bile J. Frei E. Gilbert BE. Greef M. Gunson R. Hammer H. Hardenburg 1). Henderson G. Davis G. Deubel D. Dunn A. Perlick R. Fisher J. Gano A. Gilbertson R. Green L. Gwartney D. Handy F. Harlow H. Hendron H.J. Davis C. Dimond R. DuPuis A. Erramouspe M. Fleming M. Fugate V. Gleason V. Greif G. Haddock P. Hanna I. Harris W. Henry J. Davis D. Dinnison G. Dyer B. Evans A. Foss J. Garber W. Gorshe E.. Grieser R. Hagbom A. Hanny W. Harrison Kk, Herrington R. Davis M.J. Dix R. Elliott J. Evans G.W. Foster M, Garner FE. Grabski J. Grimmett G. Hagedorn J. Hans L. Hartwell W. Hill 338 M. Hoag B. Horsley = . Hungerford . Jensen a Jones � � Kasparek . Kinney . Landrus � Luke . MacRae . Martinetti J. Hoke M,. Houx W. Hunt B. Jepson M.M. Jones B. Keeton A. Kiser V. Lange M. Leichliter L. Lunstrum B. Malin M. Massey C. Holden M. Howard F. Hvyeem W. Jewell M. Jones M. Kehne H. Knaggs D. Larsen W. Leichliter M. Lundy J. Mallery J. Mattox . Holen M. Howard 7. loset . A. Johnson ‘. Jones I. Keller 5. Knifong D. Larsen K. Lemon G. Lyon o. Marler D. Mavity V. Llolmes J. Holt kK. Holt L. Hooker | C. Howland Ei. Huettig P. Hall P, Humphrey L. Jackson F. Jacobs T. James S. Jenkins C. Johnson G. Johnson KE, Johnston J. Jones K. Jordan G. Joslyn G. Kalk H. Kambitech M. Kennington W. Kerr J. Kersey P. King W. Knipe L. Knutson T. Lake B. Lampert R. Lauer P. Laughlin B. Law FE. LeClair J. LeMoyne R. Lessinger B. Lohrenz C. Lough H. Lyons A. MacGregor S. Mackey W. Mackin F. Marshall F. Marshall K. Marshall L. Martindale J. May L. MeCarty G. MeKinney R. MeKinster 340 M. MeMahon N. Merriman J. Moore Kk; Moss R. Neill R. Ockert B. J. Palmer M. Pederson R. Randall R. Robinson J. Rupp W. Sewell W. MeMahon D. Milich F. Moran D. Mounce LD). Nelson C. Ohms D. Paris M. Pennell B. Ravenseroft W. Robinson H. Ryan I. Shear B. Mears J, Miller B. Morrall J. Muller Hl. Newman P. Olivadoti DD). Parker J. Penwell DD. Reddecopp R. Roduner K. Saari DD. Sheehy F. Meech J. Miller FP. Morrsion F. Murphy B. Nicholas R. Oliver N. Parker E. Poole M. Reynolds N, Rogers Hl. Sasser (:. Sherlton S. Meikle J. Minster Morse M. Murray 1). KR. 1. Nickens . Olson Patrick . Posterick Righy . Roper � . Schmidt ’, Sheppard P. A. Vv. .. Mentzer . Mitchell . Mortensen . Napoli . Noel Olson . Paulson Potwin L. Ritter . Rosebaugh Schmidt 1. Sherrill F. Merrill M. Mock R. Moser Y. Needham J. Nunnelley W. Overbaugh A. Peak P. Potwin R. Roberts W. Royston J. Schoenhals M. Shipman M. R, R. R. Merrill . Moody M oses . Neill Obendorf . Pabst . Pease - Pugh Robinson . Rummel! Scott ). Short D. Shufeldt ©. Smith J. Spooner I. Stettler M. Stockslager M. Swanson R. Thomas M. ‘Tway M. Walter S. White bh. Wilken J. Wokersien M. Simpson D. Smith I. Sprague J. Stevens R. Stone F. Swantek L. Thompson G. Unternahrer E. Watson Hl. Whiteman kK. Wilken G. Wolf P. Simpson E. Smith - . Stanley G. Stewart G. Stoterau L. Swofford M. Thompson G. Vallem F. Watson M. Whiteman W. Williams K. Wolff D. Singer M. Smith ©. Stauff L. Stewart J. Strickle . Taft - F. Tipton T. Vedder RK. Watts L. Whitlock M. Wilson R. Woodhead M. Skjersaa R. Smith J. Steile W. Stewart M. Stucki J. Taylor W. Titus . Wachter . Whitesell . Wilkon W. Skinner R.L. Smith G. Stein dD. Stidolph P. Stump V. Taylor D. Toolson . Wahle .. Winkle � Wyman M. Slatter V. Snyder R. Steinheiser M. Stillinger J. Sundstrom L. Taysom Ek. Torgerson . Wakeland . Wetter . Wickward . Winkle . Zahora T. Slayton W. Spaeth J. Stember J. Stippich R, Sutton FE. Thomas DD. Turner R. Walker A. Wheeler kK. Woesner G. Zimmerman PERSONAL INDEX x 4 Anderson, Robert Raye Anderson, Virginia Winona, . Abbot, Orville Leston 150, 434 . Abbott, Weston Joseph ‘ 206 ryeanaieng, Pads. hye. aa Andrew, Janis Lois , 132, Andrew, Kenneth Arthur Andrus, Marguerite Joyee Appling, Betty Rae Acuff, Arthur Clarence 108, 133, 264 Adamson, Rebecea Jean : 151, 318 Aeschliman, Marjorie Merle... Abrens, Betty Joan «€ eo 22 i 5 i. oF 4 adese Richard Cocege ees ee ptt an 23 eee aoe Ainslie, Eilene Elizabeth hens: ihansinirk ees Ainslie, Paulene Mae Aitken, Allen Elbert Akers, Phylli« Mac Akers, Richard Joseph . . Barton Willard, .. 101, 264 trong, Dick William trong. Blixabeth 121, 146, 186, 254. Arneson, Lawrence N Arnold, Thomas A. Arrington, Howard Clena 158. 298 A � ) rrivee, Charlotte rTP; Lee : iis 134, 318 Aschenbrener, Anton Richard 70, 100, ecoa, Delphine Juanita 32, Ach, Kathleen Margaret... . 142. Aldrich, Harl Preslar Jr... Aldrich, Lyon Cooley . Alho, Aune Amanda, Albo, Roy William Allard, Eleanor Elaine Alldaffer. Robert Cecil 136, Auger, Samuel Bennett Austin, Walter Dale : 18 Axtell, Muriel Beth 147, 3 Allen, John Robert 166, P Alsager, Melvin John Babeork., Elizabeth Anne 142, 34 Alsager, Ray Charles Babin, James Dougal 113 | Almatotz, Nyal Jack Bacharach. Beverly Bernice 206 Anderson, Armour Axel 23, 32, 108, 134, 177, : Bacheller, Margaret Susan 132, 289 Anderson, Carolyn Gould Bacon, Margaret 142, 318 Anderson, Chase Jr, 77, 100, 104, 158, 264 Baker, Charles Richard... 168, 335 Anderson, Donald Bergman 100, 108, 198, 186, 218. S18 Baker, Howard Clair SR, 165, 177, 265 Anderson, Donna 144, 334 Baker, Jack Wilkinson Auderson, Duane Glenn 150, 414 Baker. Loren Keel Anderson, ce Nadine a4 Baker, Richard Thomas Anderson, Richard 158, 264 Bakes, Hetty Joseph Anderson, James Byron 434 Bakes, William Heber Anderson, Joyce Helen 148, 298 Baldwin, Thomas Russell Anderson, Juanita Mac 144, 188, 335 Bales, Fe on Lorene 121, 130, 158, 318 Anderson, Kenneth J. 44 Bales, John Franklin Ir. 159, 335 Andereon, Milo Edward 73, 156, 264 Bales, Mary Elizabeth 158, 265 TWIN FALLS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY TWIN FALLS, IDAHO In Southern Idaho It’s RALPH DAVIS’ x We wish to encourage young . y Now in his new people to avail themselves of store in BOISE the full opportunities afforded by our state institutions .... xk ) Ball, Lucille a 148, 335 Ballenger, Barbara Elaine 146, 20% Barbee, Kathryn. . $ y| ] Barber, James Warren 153, Barber, Kathryn May 1 Barber, Kent 109, 168, Barbour, Vietor Hill Barfty. Vera Alta Barinaga, Dolores Barker, Glenn Rey nolda Jr. 4, Charles Edward � , Charles Ray Rowles-Mack Co. ih, ase os ; 144, � , William Phineas Ir. 58, 67, e tt, Steele 108, 162, A Better Place to Barney, Leland Wells om , Good Clothes UV � atica Barrett, Jane West Entertain” Rartechi, Norman. Wyler 136, Baskett, Evellen Marie 148, 192, Baskett, Leslie Dale Baskett, Ronald Stellmon. .. 265 Bassett, Donald Gene ao 4 24, 108 Bates. Mary Frances 2 ‘ 152. 179. 316, 318 a8 Bateson, Harold. . : aa 113 Batt, John William 153, 318 Batsel, Roger Elwood : « 156, 202, 204, 318 Bauer, Emma 148. 318 ‘ T Baum, Vern Elwin 136, 318 -4 CLEAN Bauman, tvor Allen 59, 168, 265 Twin k alls peouiet Allen x nae oe heen Tr mm Bayne, Dorothy Anna ih. 298 A I I R A CT LV E Beach, Barbara May, ‘ 144, 265 Beadles, Martha Jean 185, 188, 318 Pocatello aces - Beadles. Wanda Joyce ) . 5 ( q f 4 Beale, Donald Scott RK BAS JN BI bE Bean, Donald Wayne a et —— —. : � “HRS Jeard, Harry Randall Jr. I R I CES Beck, Ardith Leroy Beck, Lawrence Labotd Bedwell, Mary Eleanor te Reier, Richard Snow Keito, George Norman 159, Bell, Lo Vern Clark 66, 100, 101, 107, Bennett, Bryce G. Bennett. Virginia Lucille Benny. Arthor Louis 101, Benny, Elizabeth Ruth Idaho Falls We Cater to Student Benoit, Albert George Je. Benoit, Edward “ 23, 28, 129, 134, 174, Banquets and Parties Reason, Betty Benson, Cliffor hares... Rerenter, Hershel Joe 66, 83, Berg, John Jay 165, 177, 2 Rergeson, William Frederick 162, 318 Largest Bank in Latah County First Trust savings Bank It’s Where Cokes The Oriole Neat Capital Stock Confectionery $100,000.00 Lunches Surplus and Profits $200,000.00 Cigarettes On the Campus Moscow, Idaho 345 SILVER LOAT BAKING CO PHONE 2304 The largest all-electric bakery in the Inland Empire MOSCOW SPOKANE 1890 1942 Creighton’s The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women MOSCOW - - IDAHO Bergquist, Kenneth Clean 97. 164, TAS Bercllus., Veto Adam 70, 100, 104, 159, 296, 298 | é Rernhard, Betsy Christine 152, 304 1 Berohart, Donald Warren i194 = Kerry, Jack Howard 24, 136, 334 Bertrand, Mary Jane 100, 266 Rezold, Theodore John 266 N I , , Bidne, Olive Regena 141, 266 TW I vA Ss’ Biehl, Corwin Claire 140, 266 = Bigelow, Jean Dorothy 160, 298 Robert Earl 150, 318 ONLY SHOE STORE � Richard Thomas 182 ii ¢, Donald John 140, 335 4 Bird. Ronald 156, 202, 318 Bistline, Beverly Barbara 4, 142, 208 Ristline, Stephen Phillip hy 208 = Bithell, Neil Frank 63, 318 7 Ptr Bitterli, Nellie Darline 160, 188, 266 Welcomes Ever y Bjorklund, Lorraine Ruth 135, 318 - Blaisdell, James Pershing 182 Blakemore, Phyllis Ellen 131, 298 Id. } S d Blandford, Alfred Leonard 134. 20n aho Student Blandford, Robert Harry 58, 134, 335 Blewett, Rex Royden 150, 266 j Blomgren, Arthur Charles 58, 134, 335 Bloom, Betty Mae 148, 200 Bloor, Byron Michel 47, 162, 177, 202, 206, 299 Rockman, Harriet Augusta 135, 335 Hodily, Edwin 128, 136, 184, 299 Bohlin, E mily Louis«e 160, 200 Hobman, Vivian Eloine 144, 299 oles, Betty Charlotte 49, 147, 190, 209 poles, Mare eens . 49, 266 Solick, Glyta Bileen ain i ; Bolles, Janes Franklio 134, 318 Complete lines of Bollinger, LaVerne H 146, 196, 266 S FE Bolton, Bill Baxter 334 ts i var Raolton., Donald Frank 39, 150, 194, 204, 299 ports ootu oar i, Bill Collins 10% Albert 138, 299 4 for Ven poewea, Gwe aith Gay 130, 147, 266 b fanneville, Jean Ville 67, 141, 202. 334 ” i, Robert Foch 21, 40, 156, 266 and W omen John Manford 150. 34 Borg. Angela Odette 134, 299 Bormann, Herbert Frederick 136, 34 Bowlby, Patricia Ann 134, 179, 188, 318 Bowler, Meredyth Adaline i. 146, 318 Bowler, Ralph BE. 168, 266 ow . Jack Logan 24. 168, 194 1 � Robert Lewix 335 Bruce Adna 134, 266 Boyer, Ruth Ceeile 152, 198, 206, 266 Hoyington, Keith Thomas 198, 518 Bracken, Claire 30, 142, 202, 316, 318 Bracken. Elizabeth 40. 142, LTA, 267 THE IDAHO | BOOK STORE THE FIRST PLACE STUDENTS GO FOR NEW BOOKS, USED BOOKS OR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ue MOSCOW - - IDAHO PAGTIIG BAILOOAD Photo Finishers to the Gem of the Mountains For twenty-two years, Mr. Charles Dimond of our Kodak Department has provided the commercial photographs for Idaho Year Books. We are proud of his contributions to the present volume. HODGINS' DRUG and BOOK STORE FRANK MATZ Distributor UNION OIL PRODUCTS Moscow « Idaho Bradbury, Lawrence Floyd 60, 138, Bradt . Molly Jean ial Braddock, Betty Lou 152, Braddock, Joha Elmer lot Brainard, Beverly Alice 131, 299 Brandt, Carol Elaine 59, 146, 318 Brandt, Robert Waite 134, 335 Bra nm, John Chester 140, 334 Branom, Ada Lee 160, 267 Bray, Donald Theodore 156, 204, 200 Bremer, Robert Conway 165, 209 Brevick, Harold Lewis 166, 204, 2090 Breviek. Virginia Lee 160, 318 Bridges, Ce Frank 143, 334 Briggs, Carlyle 168, 299 Briggs. Robert David 113, 150, 334 Briggs, Warren Greenwood 104 Brink, Helen Jeanne 142, 318 Broadhead, Floyd R 60, 150, 267 Brookhart, Ray F, Jr 159, 318 Brooks, Bruce Lloyd 91, 186, 267 Brooks, Leonard Donald 136, 299 Brooks, William Irving 159, 334 Brough, Frederick Lowell 168, 179, 335 Brown, Bonnie Jean 147, 188, 335 Brown, Boyd Burnall 21, 23. 134. 177, 267 Brown, Charles Gerald 2909 Brown, Drexel 128, 160, 179, 318 Brown, Elden H. 24 Beown, Elizabeth Corey isl, . 335 Brown, Gerald Gordon Brown, Kinsley Ira Brown, Mark Brown, Mary Elizabeth Brown, Sidney Chandler Brown, Virgil D. Brown, William Je. Browning Keith Bruins, Jean Gertrude Bryant, Maxine Evelyn Budge, Donald Morgan Bulkley, Mary Pauline Burch, Mary Virginia ell, Robert Burford, Merilyn Louise Burgeraf, Robert Vineent Borghardt, Kenoeth R. Burkhalter, Dale F. Barklund, Helen Eileen Burks, Douglas Parks Burnham, Asahel Fowler . Beverly Owen Robert Art . Margaret Jane Buroker, Phyllic Rowena Burson. George Kent Burstedt, Verle Marie Burt, Cleon LeRoy Burt, John Levine Burton, James Arthur Butler, Je Lowe Butts, h Esther Butts, Harvey LeRoy es SIU eUe — —— tots veviow TWIN FALLS BURLEY aldwell. Vivian Lrene calfee, Wirt Lee Jr. tall, Marjorie Lu SAMM'S Cc Sipe FURNITURE ampana, Richard John 24, 154, 299 ‘ampbell, Beverly June 132. 3190 Lampbell, Douglas Baton 58, 168, 319 S 1 R F o , Ge 144, 310 120, 121, 144, 174, 186, 254, 255, 268 -ampbell, Helen Shirley Lanpbell, Lois Lucille spbell, Margaret Arline opbell, Raymond Harlow opbhell, Robert Vernard npbell, Thomas William Jr. bell, William Sanders lot, «. James Kobert ‘anning, Joba Joseph antamessa, Frederick Wilton ‘ardwell, Betty Jean arleon, Don Holley arleon, Hawley Ray � Robert Wickstrom armen, Bernice Glatha ‘arpenter, Theodore Clark tarter, Mary Franers otherman, Ivan Earl sul Howard eliberti, William Joseph verlain, John Loy thambers, William Kay mond shamdler, Earl Francie thandler, Marion Clark chapman, Berneice Jean thapm jerald Eugene shapman, Joseph LaMar ‘hase, Arthur Milton shatheld, Leslic Odell thatterton, Robert Winfred sherry, Winifred Sue thervenell, Jack Woodrow theater, Elizabeth Kich hilds, Marion Marjorie shivers, John B. thoate, Leo Edward dhris on, James Philip ‘hristenson, Dorothy Elizabeth Complete - House . Furnishings 29, 138, 219, 2 A Home Owned Business RRA FR FRA R AAA RA FAFA FAA RFRA RRA RFA FAFA RA RA RAR ARAM Christian, Kathleen E Christianson, Winifred Clark, Averill Brooks Clark, Burton O, Clark, Curtin«n M. Clark, Dale M. Clark, Shirley Rebecea Clark, Virginia Lee Cleare, Margaret Rae Clelan, Stewart Lathrop Clements, Randolph Clemmer, Adell Clovis, James Edward Cluer, Lois Anne. . . Claer, Phyllis May.... Clampner, Elizabeth Rae. . Cockrell, Joseph. Code, Charles Milton. . Coiner, Oriette Marie. Cole, Joseph Wayne... .. Cole, Verona Ambrosia Cole, Weldon Charles Collier, Janet April Collins, Helen Myr Collins, Louiee Maric Collinsworth, € wm A. Colqahoun, Marjorie Ann... . Colquhoun, Richard Gay Comnick, Marie Viola... Comnick, Nadine Ann Condit, Harold Lloyd Cone, Elwood Elmer Conley, Philip Ienati Conrad, Russell Francis, . Cook, George Edward Cook, John Carey Cook, Teddy Jerold Cooke, George Henry. Coon, Dorothy Anne Cooper, Howard Elmon Copenhaver, Howard Vernon Copple, Rogert Hugh Coppock, Patricia Anne Gorbett, William Jr.. Corless, Seth Stewart Cornell, Barbara Aan Cornwall, Erlene Rose Corrigan, Hilary Anne Coski, Donald David Costa, Harry Richard Cox, Ellen lona Crabb, Terry Clinton Crabb, Theodore Roosevelt Craig, John Kaoox Crain, Mary Kathryo Crandall, Calvin Howard Erendelt. Ww savy Eugene... Crea, Bar! Theodore . Crisp, Raymond Floyd Crites, Jo Ann.... Crowe, Charles Fredric Crowell, Kenneth Eugene Crowley, Henry Joseph Crowther, Richard Gordon Cruickshank, Marjory Keith Crumb, Henry Edwin Cruser, Phoebe Maurine Cruser, Wendell Koy. Cummings, Jean Louise Cummings, Robert James. . Cummins, Harry Keith Cunningham, Eldon Kulon, Cunningham, Jane Ellen Cunningham, Lura Miriam Currier, Selma trene Anderson Curry, Beth Marie Curtis, John Stanley dD Dahmen, Viola Dailey, Gordon Hughes. . Dahlberg, Donald Alvord Dale, Mary... Dalley, Claude Wallace Dalya, Edward Martio ee ay neers Keith. Dashiell, Donald Frederick. Dau, Dora Louise Davidoff, Daniel Demaine Davidson, Everett Warren Davidson, Marion John Davis, Clair Langlois . Edward Goure . Elmo Warren Davis, Grant Shelley. Davis, Helen Jean. Davis, James Milan Je... Davis, Richard Davis, William Robert Dean, Leslie L. Defoe, Emerica Deinhard, William Francie Delana, Elbert Sumner Jr. Dell, Richard William Delp, Merl Leona DeMers, Raymond Earl Dempeey, Virginia Mae Dennis, Actin Chester 348 150, 72, 91, 100, 144, 181, 268 142, 179, 319 143, 268 � 138, 268 206, 260, 268 150, 262, 208 30, 141, 269 141, 209 148, 188, 269 168, 319 “434, 179, 334 � , 101, LOY, 120, . 196, + 192, 202 147, 299 319 160, 344 160, ! 135, 188, 3 164, 204, 196, 191, 5 132, 335 166, 300 , 196, 204, 269 101, 204 319 156, 196, 184 168, 194, 269 166, 419 aw 142, 269 30, 163, 300 168, 300 206 142, 335 156, 179, 319 136, 184, 260 152, 198, 260 14], 192, 334 146, 3M 134, 319 au 144, 300 59, 168, 269 168, 319 32, 40, 269 152, 319 148, 319 138, 300 83, 300 108, 166, 319 153, 196, 269 147, 319 163, 400 143, 300 . 100, 145, 300 165, 179, 319 120, 142, 300 270 . 270 335 , 270 300 . 100 131, 335 108, 136, 300 133, 152,198, 133, 145. PF. 164, 202, 270 166, 319 121, 160, 270 147, 202, 436 156, 400 DeNunzio, Viecent Richard Deobald, Annabel, Deo Deobald, William Albert Desxaulniers, Robert Henry Detweiler, Betty Louise, . Deubel, Geraldine Elsie Devine, Elizabeth Anne, . Dickinson, Mons Rae Didrikson, Ralph Gjerde Dieter, Eunice Bernetta Dieter. Norma Elaine Dillingham, Lucy Adele Dillon, Francie Henry Jr Dimond, Charlotte Rosalie. Dinnison, Arthur Dean DiPippo, Joseph Dirks, Robert | Disotell, Mose Anthony Jr.. Dix, Mary Jane Dixon, Virge Joseph Doane, Emery David Jr._.. Dodge, Robert Gray Doggett, Bernita Ellen Doleuer, Darrel Dean Dollard, Patricia June, . Donart, James Bush Done, Priscilla Rae, Dooley, Mildred Ira Douglas, Lawrence M,.. laws, Jane Predda Douglass, Madelyne Maric... Doumace, Della Helen Downing. Kenneth Oliver. . Downing, Mary Elizabeth Draper, Venice Mary Dredge, D Marie . Annette Helene Duell. Garth Alberson Duffin, Lawrence H, Dunkle, Mary Ellen. . Dunkle, Ralph Mason, . Dunlap, Dorothy [rene Dunlap, Margaret Erma. . Dunn, Alan Dale DuPuis, Raoul Maynard... Durant, Xavier Edmund Durh James Cartis Dwyer bert Joseph Dye, Robert Elleworth.... Dyer, Gloria Helen Dyecgall, Victor J.. Easterbrook. Paul Wayne. Eberhard, Milton Frank,..... Eecher, Kena Enma Eggart, Ronald Everett Eblers, Melvin Herman Eide, Gerald Herman Eimers, Charlee William Eimers, Jay Richard Ed nu Melvin El son, Robert Elliott. Robert Wharton Ellis, Elizabeth Eleanor Ellis, Eenest William Jr.. Ellis, John Edward Ellsworth, James Elmore, Carroll Myers Emerson, Donald Boyd Engler. George Nicholas English, Edward Sylvester. Epperson, Paul Ingraham Erickson, Dorothy Marian Erickson, Edward Junior Eldorie Marion Dalton rie... Erker, Anne M Frlick, Abraham Erramouspe, Albert Erramouspe, John Erramouspe, Mike... Exkeldson, Margaret Marie Esplin, Karl G, Extep, Allen Joe Etti mere Walter Hartley E . Blaine F. E s, Joho Paul Je. Evans, Philip John Evans, Wesley U1. Everest, Helen Ewart, George Robert Eyestone, Robert Dale Eyrich, Charlotte Lucile « Lyle James Fanning, John Glen Fanning, Mary Josephine Parnam, Mary Jean Farrel, James David Farris, Stanley Jeflerson Favaro, Bernard John Favre, Christine Ann Feld, All Fentiman, I, Margaret Arlene. . ll, Richard Kennedy. . larold.. 128. 144, 1 156, 128, 168, 10], 109, 164, 132, 132, 14]. 128, 155, 128, 158, 155, 202, 3 1S, 164, 67, 148, 100, 108, ; 4a, 156, 39, 168, 168, 182, 192, 196, 196, 97. 156, 144, 77, 190, : 196, § a19 330 aa, 21, 23, 156, 177, 181, 252, 160, 177, 206, 252, 150, 58. 129, 133, 3 133, 2 128, 153, 101, 107, LOT, 128, 129, 130, IM, 38, 48, 49, 162, 113, 168, 148, 150, 320 113 150, 194, 301 148, 336 200 134, 186 164, 301 188, 272 132, 255, 272 108, 166, 320 153, 204, 320 i- -« a = ew ” Ferlic, Stanley Bdward 156, 301 Ferrell, Lilliam Joy 160, 30] Feuerstein, John Thomas 150, 301 Fichtner, Roger Salmon ; Picgenbaum, Edward Dwight Fife, Leland James Fife, Kobert Keed Finch, Flinore Clare F df Finch, Norman Lee Findlay, Ralph Farner Finkelnburg, Oscar Carl, Finley, Betty Joanne Fisher, Robert John... Fisher, Viola Fitting, Kay Kudolph Jr. Plath ers, Harriett (Established in 1906) Flay, Roy Beach Fleischman, Volney George JACKLE JEWELRY ee 158, $37 146, 301 SHAEFFER ett, Dorothy Forsyth, Marion 184 | Fortin, Robert Clair. . BY, LOB. 196, 204, 272 Foss, Addison Burr i14, 133, 186, 202. 337 PENS Foes, LeRoy Freeman 164, 320 Foster, Alen Douglas 23, 24, 153, 204, 272 TAN T AI Foster, Gordon William 24, 153, 3. EA rt R I N G Foster, James Albert Ol, 100, 138, 272 Romer, Mary Helen... 146, 179, 320 . . ‘owles, Marilyn ‘ 142, 320 up - to - the - minute Fox, Juck Judd. 168, 320 Fox, Rex Raymond 154, 320 “ Flas yy - Frank, Evelyn Lois : .. 144, 186, 320 st y le merc handise Franklin, DeLance Flournoy. 162, 184, 272 DIAMONDS Break litt, Kudy Raymond.... 23, 74, 100, 174, 177, 252 M - o ‘ranson, Marian Fredrika 144, 202 336 in Southern Idaho 5 Fredekind, Norman Victor 320 OM cs ORE j 99, . 320 ‘ + naa Freeland, 158, 320 largest assortments Freeman, F ee Anna, 160, 202, 336 Freem James Russell i 162, 217, 301 WATCHES Frei, F o : 135, 336 Preach, Bette Lee 131. 314, 332, 336 Fritech, Gordon Douglas. . 156, 320 Pry. John Leroy 163, 301 Fry, Martin Louis : 108, 163, 320 Fugate, Muriel Anne 147, 377 TROPHIES Aer Roy Perry... dies oo ee : Fulton, Frederich Gray 62, 30 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO Furey, Jack Bartlett... 206, 314 G Galbraith, Gertrude Lorna 160, 302 Galbraith, Glenn Fay . 136, 192, 275 Gale, Cope R.. 159, 273 Gale, Helen Ruth, . 158, 320 Downtown Meeting Place for Students MOSCOW STEAM LAUNDRY The Nobby Inn Spic’n Span DRY CLEANING Dinners Lunches Fountain Specials Printers of Idaho Argonaut The Idaho Engineer kk NEWS - REVIEW Publishing Co., Inc. W.'T. Marineau Manager 0 Meara’s Fountain Lunch “Where Friends Veet and Eat” 350 Cano, Jay Miles 113, 159, 331 Gano, Mary Belle 142, 190, 307 Garber. John Augustus 140, 337 Gardner, Kuby Ellen 148, 273 (arner, Freda Maxine 158, 337 Garner, Jay Gibson 156, 179, 184, 302 Garner, Joseph P 156, 179, 320 Garrard, Verl Grady 155, 320 Garrard, Willie Dolan 150, 273 Gaylord, Kenncth Wheaton 140, 336 (eorge. Leonard Milton 35, 48, 49, 316 Ghormley, Edward Longstreth 138, 336 Gibb, Bette Price 147, 320 { bs, Lauretta Agnes ISL. 135, 320 Cibson, George Willard 162, 302 Gibson. mer 16 Gibson, John Warren Gilbert, Edward LaKue Gilbertson, Alfreida Elnora Gilbertson, Eileen Gillette, Lawrence A. Ir Gilman, Clara Carolyn Girard, James Waher Jr Givens, James William Michacl Glahe, Eugene Romancheck Glahe. Irene Elizabeth Gleason, Vilas Morri« Glenn, James Arthor. Glenn, Joe Berry Glick, Harvey Louis 136, Glindeman, Olive Jean Gnaedinger, Ernest Edwin Goduand, Ralph Oscar Goodhue, Delrena Goodwin, Du Wayne LeRoy Gordon. Betty Lou 146, Li 129, 154, 177, 2 24, 168, 202 no, Louie 164, 2 Gorshe, Wiliam Albert Grabeki, Ernest Ludwig Grahn, Edgar Grannan Greathouse, Cecil Roscoe Greaves, Harley Ir. 150, Greco, Madelin Susan Greef, Edward Ballou Greeley, Dale Newell 19. Green, Richard Joseph 138, : Greene, Raymond Trego Jr 162, 2 YY; f AS Carter’s Drug Store Drugs Drug Sundries Toiletries Stationery Notebooks Notebook Fillers ’ ’ Schaeffer's Pens, Pencils Skrip In Boise It’s the HOTEL We consider the friend ship of each new genera tion of students proof that Owyhee hospitality never grows old... proof, too, that young Idaho appre- ciates fine food and fine services, Famed For Friendliness Greenfield, 5 al Frederick Greenwell Stok, Fig Head a Popu larity! Grendahl, Margaret Arlene 44. 160, 206, 274 | Grey, Donald Everett. . : 108, 167, 204, 320 j Gricb, Merland William 138, 274 } Grieser, Edgar John... 140, 337 Grieser, Rose Laverne 135, 190, 302 Griffiths, Charles Edgur 194 Griffiths, ei hek Ace A 163, Ti 27 . 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Sam Peter MeKiv ©, Kaymond Erle MeLaughlin, Jack Enloe MeLaughlin, Robert Francis MeMahon. John Albert Molly May . William Joseph Me Martin, Dorothy Mae Me Millen, William Walter MeMurray, Ne MeNaughton. ’ MeQuade, Henry Ford MeVey, Marvin Earl we can not fully guarantee. reliability of their purchases. Me 146, 190, 2! 197, 305 169, 279 169, 204, 279 169, 323 151, 305 169, 33% 146, 179, 198, 323 ¢ 120, 14, 2 09, 113, the reliability of merchandise. It is not too much to say that our present growth is due entirely to the policy of never selling anything—however small—that ind the most impressive phase of the success that has come to us lies not in its magnitude but in the ever-growing satisfaction, so freely voiced by thousands of our customers, in the 140, 339 135, 188, 305 164, 177. 146, 169. 305 Friendships of College Days x � a personality portrait enhances college friendships as the years roll by � � « Hutehison Studio SEVENTY ONE SALON “Near the Campus” HONORS AWARDED HUTCHISON Mac Maughan, John Lowell Mavity, Donna Dee MacCallum, Constance Jean 142, 32: Maxfield, Joy Myrrt MacGregor, Amy Marie 158, 202, 339 May, James Vernon MacKay, Evelyn Margaret 142, 323 Mayes, William Dean Maynard, Max M. 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Barbara Jane Miller, Dean Edgar Miller, Donald Sturman Miller, James Donald Miller, J � Edward Miller, John Harvey Miller, Joyee Lenore Miller, Reith Ivan Miller, Lovina Elaine Miller, Rulon George Miller, William Bernard Mille, Eldred IL, Mills, Stanley Raymond Minden, Carl Shaw Miner, Rows Ralph Minster, Jeanne Pearl Mitchell, Celia Mitchell, Jeanette Mitchell, William Franklin Mock, Marjorie Eleanor Molen, Dayle Hanna Momberger, Jesse Carl Manks, Howard Levin Jr 135, 188, 23, 40, 99, 129, 131, 128, 155, 60, 142, 24, 104, IM, 166, 151, 196, 23, 137, 129, 163, $0, . 179, PORTRAITS 192, 323 149, 338 157, 3 169, 3 192, 3: 163, 146, 3 166, 16, 3 332, 44 24. 3: 204, 2 184, 204, 32: 134, 33 158, 139, ° 161, 341 151, $24 143, 324 140, 282 355 Monroe, F Arvel Monroe, William Earle Montgomery, Mary Pether Moody, Betty Jean Mooers, Vivian Ethyle Moon, Cleo Wayne Moor, Isaac Lowery Moore, James Sheldon Moore, Marilyn Maxine Moran, Frances Eileen Morbeck, Hagel Irene Morefield, Jacqueline Yvonne Morgan, Harvey Lenard Morm, Edward Peter Jr, Morrall, Irma Beth Morris, Jewell May Morris, John Atkinson Morris, Robert Benjamin Morrison, Cecil Henderson vyd Glend Howard Vi Morricon, William Morrow, Arlene June Morse, Mildred Berta Mortensen, Harry Robert Mortensen, Orval Stanley Moser, Henry Daniel Moser, Kose Arthur Moses, Harry Milford Mosher, John Francis Mosman, Horry William Moss, Keith Koyce Robert Bartlett t, Mary Frances Motrko, Helen Bernice Mouat, William Gavin Me . Dorothy Louise Mowe, Kobert Eden Mueller, Edwin Lee Muleahy, Mary Eldene Muller, John Edward Muller, Ray Xavier Mullin, Alta Mae Mulroney, Muriel Maxine Munro, Forrieet Marvin Murdock, Quentin Chester Murphy, Lorraine Fras Murphy. Frank William Murray, Myroa Evelyo Myers. Mona Maxine M vers, Ralph Dadley Nail, Erma Helen Nally. L. D. Vernon Nally. Vineent Napoli, John Nearing, Oral Silas Needham, Laurel Yvonne Neill, Harold Vernon Neill, Robert W, Neilson, Tad Nelson, Carol Eileen Nelson, Doris Mable Nelson, Eva Mary Jack Clarke leon, John Zamwalt Nelson, Mary El Nelson, Paul Norman Nelson, Robert Marion Nelson, Vietor Louis Newby, Burns G Newell, Jack Sidney Newman, Harcy Badwin Newman, Helen Gertrude Newton, Virginia las, Broce Oliver hols, Kether Loe Nichols, Fred Joyce Nickens, Carlyle Duc Nixon, Dorothy Agu Nixon, Floyd George Nixon, George Wilfred Noble, Edward Lawrence Noel, Henry MeVeigh Nogle, Glenn Floyd Nonini, Lewis Gordon Nordby, Rowena Bleanor Norris, Carolyn Sarah Norris, Gilbert Carl Nuffer, Myron Gerald Numbers, Jo A Numbers, John Robert Nunnelley. James Hunter juerne or, Robert Dale c. Gerald Wayne k. Terence Onas, Torgue Laurandeau Obendorf, George Ray Obendorf, Robert Otte Ochener, George Hawley Ockert, Koy Anthony Odom, Margarette t Ohms, Charles Heary Olin � Virginia Olivadoti, Peter Brane Paul Oliver. Barbara Lona Oliver, Betty Romaine 356 132, 177. 115, 129, 139, 59. 129, 153. 24, 108, 108, 128. 163, 202, 1ol, : 174, 177, 2 142, 196, 202, 109, 2 141, 190, ; 59, 141 137, 192, 3 60, 137 149, 143 161, : 15, 106 2. 262 _1 . 206 10} 145. 306 141, 296, 306 2th 157. 324 158, 324 177, 314. 324 134, 341 169. 204, 324 139, 204, 306 165. 306 139, 282 151, 341 114, 151, 324 ino 57, 340 161, 200, 324 24. 169. 340 2. 324 199, 340 149, 305 161, 192, 340 Olm, Frederick Arno Olson, Andrew Clarence Je UOlwon, Curtis Roy Olean, Paul Bukom Olson, Stanley Fielding Oppenheim, Alice Helva Orr, Kathleen Maxwell Oschner, George Ostund, George Russel nd. Liviah Ane Outes, Dorothy Ann Overbanugh, William H Owens, Delmar L Pabet, Herman Norman Pace, Robert Maurice Palmer. Bonnie Jean Palmer, Jovephine Palmer. Patricia Violet Paris, Donna Low Park, Nelson Gray Park, Stanton Parker, Donald MeKee Parker, Neleoon Henry Parkinson, Louis Davidson Parks, Florence Kath Parks, Keith Walker Partner, Marian Gloria Pashorg, Francis Melvin Passey, Mirl Je Pat . James Vincent Pat � Miles Dennia Patterson, Claramay Patterson, Willard Hale Paul, Renben Henry Pauley, Roy Clifton Pauleon, Julein Marie Payne, Cloyd Terry Paynter, Carolyn Alice Paynter, Phyllis Eleanor Peak, Martin Alle Pearson, Lennart Glover Pease, Stephen Robert Edwin Peavey, Angeline Abigail Pederson, Gerald Edwin Pederson, Marcus Emil Peechles, John Allen Pence, Theodore Kobert Pence, Thomas Franklin Penick, Eugenia Kath Pennell, George Nelson Pennell, Mary Elizabeth Penwell, Jovee Neona Perry. Jack Kay 2%, 169, 174 145, 2 120, 121, 8, 166, 147, 324 133, 341 113, 332 “eee Petermann, Neloe Walter, ....,.. ‘ 164, 307 Peters, Ralph Black 140, 324 Petersen, Homer Wayne . 284 Petersen, Lyle Leo wT Peterson, Edward Aldridge. . 157 Peterson, Floyd Flwood 324 Peterson, Ivan Erland “ 165, 307 Peterson, J. Reed 153, 407 Peterson, Lloyd Edward... 202, 204, 324 Peterson, Vaughn Green 196 Peterson, Wayne Ellaworth, , . : A ; 153, 283 Petty, Keith J. 155, 181, 204 Phillips, Rex Roy... 67, 164, 324 om imen ts Phillips, Robert Leslie 151. 307 Pickett, Vaun J.. ; 162, 307 Piedmont, Joseph Ir. ? 83. 100 Picdmont, Willham A.,.. ‘ Aor 66, 71, 100, 108 Pieper, Charles Rdward 114 Pinson, Carl Raymond, . a C 151, 324 Piper, John MacMillan 114, 159, 325 f Plastino, Charles Ross. ; P eae “Pa 1 oO Ploss, Laurene Marie 161, 325 Pollak, Dale Shrewsbury . 101, 109, 164, 284 Poller, Bernard 24. 206 Pomeroy. George Winfield... , 151, 192, 202, 204, 325 Poole, Edna Alberta 161. 340 e e e Posterick, Richard Burke 159, 341 ‘ Potter, Hallie Margaret 149, 188, 284 { ] ns rie 1n 1 | } Potter, Vivian Marie... as 161, 325 Potwin, Ann Elizabeth. . 141, 341 Potwin, Patricia. . Poulsen, R Bs | Prott, Philip W. Je. 169, 325 oe a igs File Be Company Price, William Lyle ; 38, 284 Proctor, Heary James SSIES Py 163, 307 Provenzano, Sunday John... 1l4 Pugh, Patricia Margaret ‘ “ac aoe 341 Pyper, Robert Herington : 33, 179, 325 Kellogg, Idaho ] 0 Quigley, Clinton Wolford ‘ : F 134, 325 Quinn, Fred DeLeon . ° . 163, 325 K Kach, Lorene Alice. Ragland, Jack Winters 59. 99, Ralstin, Robert Edward, 157, 204, Randall, Richard Allan 159, 3 Kaney, Frank Raymond... . 162, 3 Raney, Franklin Chalmers 192 Ratliff, Kiyda Kathleen 188, Ravenscroft, Barbara Marian 35, 188. Ravenscroft, Vernon Frank 48, 19, Rawlings, Ardys« Francile 147, 32: Kea, Carmelita Bessie... . : .. 158, 198, Read, Eugene Wesley 162, % Ream, Low Margaret, 120, 149, 192, 206, Reddecopp, Donald Earl 139, 3 Rel decones Way os Allen, ad reer 139, q H L bd The edford, George Fugene O1, 135, 206, 2: Keed, Wallace. 162, 325 appy elsure Reed, William 143, : Kees, Herbert Llewellyn Reinhardt, Forrest Rex 89. 151, 179, 3 Keinhardt, George Rey . 128, 151, 202, 204, 3 ours Reis, Frank Mark 157, 3 ek @ C208 Kenfrow, Jerry Pranklin Jr, Renfrow, Herman Rdward 66, 100, 166, 2 Kenner, Hazel Frances... 145, : Retherford, Mary Ketherford, Phyllis Ann. . 284, % . Reynolds, Dale Lavern 101, 109, 169, $ Dancing and Reynolds, Mary Adele. . 142, 2 ney 147 tricia s Card tiy Jean Charh Parties ll = | [ � Fear Richards, Ella Coleman. . 149, 1288, 2 Richardson, Alice 145,32 : . Risbasdion, Tern teabellel;... 186 3 Movies Richardsou, Virginia Aleda.... 149. 3 Lari andy aoe i 159, 218, 3 ‘ ichardson, Witharnt T,... Richwine, Lois Alice. . 145 Meetings Theaters Ricks, Cleo. . ; 149 Ricks, Garth A... 151, Riedel. Minnie Elizabeth 142, Rieman, Leo. . Rigby. Ray Wendell. , . ‘ 24, 155, 179, 332, 4 Rigdon, Melvin LeRoy Riley, Donald Monroe. . “Where Everybody Riley, Edward Michael... 165, 174, 284 Siectong Frese Raphael... 151, 307 Vl E os pley, Mary Ellen 147, 307 } y | , Ritter, Elvador Elton i14, 151! 341 Meets Everybody Robbins, Robert Edward, 108, 157, 184, 285 Roberts, Edna Lacy lle 132, 325 Roberts, Rath... 141, 341 Robertson, Cody George 21.2 i Robertson, Donald Blaine. Robertson, Donald Brace Robertson, Helen Irene... Robinson, Alfred Brace Robinson, Errol Wayne. Robinson, Kathryn Ann neon, Naney Elizabeth . son, Richard Gordon... Kobinson, Ronald Arthur. . 24, 157, 200, 340 Student Union Ballroom Ween Mohiean, Matar Marga isos co's s 60a vee sew cbdesenben o yiewes 159, 198, 307 Rodeback eorne WAS sos ReRCEK Ae oon weE te a 143, 307 Rodgers, a Aileen 146, 325 Rodaner, hebert Thomas... . 137, 0 Ralph Roger Allen es i 340 PEE UN scp de'stn0 webeiin sub ianeatercces ; 4, 307 . 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MeNeil Woodhead, Richard Arthur Woods, Thomas Clarkson Woodworth, Kathleen Lillian Worthwine, Donna Jane ren, George Woodrow Wright, Mary Virginia Wright, William Roscoe Worst, Joseph John Wyman, George Herbert Yates, James Stephen Yoder, Vincent Stanley Youmans, Lynn LeRoy Young, Virginia Marie Zabora, Willian Zaring, Joe Leroy Zielinski, Edward Charles Zimmerman, Glean Richard 24, 113, 184, 342 24 149, 192, 200, 342 115 169, 1 24, 163, 2 1 1 it: ! 145 67, 131, 192, 343 101, 139, 327 165, 343 169, 291 44, 291 24, 16%, 40, TOPICAL INDEX OPENING SECTION ENERGY OUTLETS Miuerany Pomtications Duawa ann Denare Muste Juperse VANDAL CONQUEST Covcnn ManNactus Foornau Baskernats Baskmatt Track Mixon Srowrs Preosn ano Iwreamunat Womnn'’s Sroure CAMPUS CLANS Sorat Socutry ano Ortas IDAHO LIFE MALENSPRINGS Pacuiry STUDENT ADMINISTRATION FOUR-YEAR PLAN Seton Josions Sorntowon ee Preenwes INDEN AND ADVERTISING 140, 204, 310 161, 192, 345 157, 291 149, 342 157, 342 131, S10 146, 310 23. 108 163, 343 lot, 345 159, 291 58. 169, 201 166, 291 141, 255, 310 139, 448 139, 291 139, 204, 291 169, 343 62.05 208-209 236-237 238 248 256-257 258 208 si2 san a4 GEM EDITORIAL STARE BOB WETHERN, Editor DON CARLSON, ADMINISTRATION Lapp Hamivton, editor Jack ALLEN Jean BONNEVILLE SPORTS Dayie Mowen, Editor Frank Hyke Don Bran Don Hotperr PHOTO MOUNTING Suimcey Crank, Mditor Ann Tuompeson, Assistant Bon Eniiorr Vincinia Gre Procy Massey Many Ann FReevanp Berre Frenca Rorn KNOLES Canmecira Rea KaTuLeen Woopworrn ELBeANonaA ARMS MAXiIne GARNER Manyoure Gunson Par UNTERNAHRER ACTIVITIES Tom Camenett, Editor Many Exncen Hanrican Barparna Mears ORGANIZATIONS Frances Hanoin, Editor Farngen Hawery Artene McBran Marra MacNamara Jupy Rurr Manrcanetr Bacon Mary Reyxouns MARILYN Simpson {ssociatwe Editor SECRETARIAL Cramer Baacken, [diter Mantan FRANSON Bittie Keeron Maxine SLATTER Evetten Baskerr ANN PEAVEY OFFICE STAFF Lonenk Racu, Head Bersy Bernnarno Berry Boies Mansonre BurNsipe Heten Contins Jo ANN Crires Maperyne Dovuetass JEAN Gray Maxine Gannen MARGARET GUTHMAN Done HOoLen Mourie. AXTELL Precy FLEMING MAXInet Ghover Winns Hine Ouive Hotmes Virncinta Houmes HeLen KNAGGS Bareaka Lounenz Mary Exuuen Rievey Routru Roperrs Many JeAN SurpMan ELIZABRTH SPRAGUE Francis SWANTEK Duane Tayior Jack Tayitor Loutse THompson Heren Unness Sym Unness Giype Wuirsen Viota Wiens Manton WILson May Jones Bern Morera Par Janern Low Lemon Jean Rosenaucn JEAN SCHORLHALS PHOTOGRAPHY Howanp Coorkn, Bun Sunpeen, Co-lditors Tom Fentiman Ivan Hontipay LoweLL MAuGHAN Cant Minpen Warrer Reperrer Dick Tomas Asanen. Burnnam Dick Kenso Dan Moser Don Rowertrson GEM BUSINESS STARE ED BENOIT, Business Mancger BILL CAMPBELL, SPENCER HESS, WARREN LAUER, issistants ADVERTISING Bunn Camesecs, Manager Many Fran Mansnatr, Assistant CIRCULATION Pauune Hawney, Heven Foster, Co-Managers ORGANIZATIONS Don Swan, Berry Lou Corpor, Co-Managers CLASSES, LIVING GROUPS Svencen Hess, Manager SuerMan Kine, Assistant PHOTOGRAPHY Warren Laver, Manager Keimru DANIELS, Assistant SECRETARIAL Winterneo Curistianson, Head STAFF Kay Asu Vincinia Brevick Ray CAMPBELL Inenk GLAHE Marcaretr Hawinron Jeanne Hunter Bitte Knipe Carusnine McGrecor Birr MceManon Noreen Merkiman Eons Lucite Roserts Jenny SKILES Morais SWANSON FRANKLIN BALES Keirn BoyvinctTon ELiten Cox Mary Jane Dix Grok, Dryer Caumentta GueaNSKY Par HANna Heten Lornnor Norma Rocenrs CARROLL Surrut Kerra Wurr.ny Jack MuLier ELLEN SHEAR Manksonute Surru 363