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

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Zoology lab students take time out for few laughs during three-hour lab in the Science building Phi Geta Kappa Key Wearers Earn High Grades, Respect Row One: Jeanette Jensen, Garnet Storms, Gladys Crane, Vida Baugh, Diana Hooper, Jane Bunge, Shirley Greenway, Marguerite Myers, Vir- inia Tuttle . . . Row Two: Robert ramer, Neal Christensen, Ken- neth Briggs, Dwight Akers, Richard Patrick, Ray Durtschi, Robert Moulton, Dean Dimick, Rolland lipsword, Howard Reinhardt, Da- vid Ash, John Menge. Phi Beta Kappa was founded at William and Mary College, December 5, 1776. The Alpha Chapter of Idaho was installed at Moscow, June 5, 1926. The basis of election at Idaho is scholarly merit as indicated by grades and demonstrated in other ways. Officers were J. Irving Jolley, president; Ada Burke David, vice-president; Frederic C. Church, secretary; and Ger- trude Bouton Axtell, treasurer. 2|

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Arthur H, Beattie W. H. Cone Kenneth Hoag Mary Kirkwood Hall M. Macklin Languages Physical Sciences Humanities Art and Architecture Munic Boyd A. Martin Margaret Ritchie H. Walter Steffens Social Seicnees Home Economics Biological Sciences Journaliats examine type in a downtown newspaper plant And all made from potatoes, Home Ec majors explain

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ptlhpha Efron Delta Pre-Meds Award Scholarship Cup Home Ec Honorary Averages High Idaho's pre-med honorary, Alpha Epsilon Delta, was organized in 1939. The honorary awards a scholarship cup to the top sophomore in pre-med, Officers were: Bob Leeper, president; Clarence Baugh, vice-president; Elizabeth Bean, secretary; Robert Kramer, treasurer; Dwight Akers, historian; and Bill Marineau, scalpel representative. Faculty advisors were Dr. W.H. Cone and Dr. H. W. Steffens. Row One: Robert Kramer, Eliza- beth Bean, Prof. H. W. Steffens, June Giles, Prof. W. H. Cone, Gladys Crane, Robert Leepe Row Two: Clarence Bau h, Williams Merineau, LaVerne Erickson, Earle Officer, Richard Armalrong, Ray- mond Ashworth, Neville Williams, Calvin Davin, Leo Freiermuth. Seated: Marybelle Carnie, Margeret Eke, Maxine Barfty, Jeanne Hof- mann, Shirley Tanner, Myrna Luther, Elsa atson, Eliza eth Wetter . . . Row Two: at may La Rue, Marian Watanabe, Nada Gil- bert, Gay Deobald, Patsy Adams, Pauline Schaplowsky, Sheila Dar- win, Marion Hartwell, Zeta chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron requires at least two semesters in home economics, an accumulative grade point of 2.88, and an interest in home economic and campus activities for membership, Officers were Jeanne Hofmann, president; Myrna Luther, vice-president; Maxine Barfty, corresponding secretary; Wanda Garlock, recording secretary; and Shirley Tanner, treasurer. 22