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

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Imaginatively-costumed couples at the Idaho-WSC Executive Board party in Pullman -06 Allen Derr and Ruthella Evans said Cougar-ville hosts didn't treat them like prisoners despite the jailbirdpostumes The Idaho Vandal, portrayed by Jack Gregory, knelt on a Cougar skin as he offered Bob Moulton an ancient Nordic helmet eww Wm' B Lt A Jason Martin and President Moulton received solace from WSC Coeds at the end of their traditional walk after the Homecoming of de-feet -.v ...., we E 25

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Striped barber poles invite Dad to enter the Sigma Nu door m Q ii a.,,.i..?B e aa 4 L. , fr, - !g,.,s, .e,.., J' x M 5 .:'yw? , x .2 Band and card section performed in unison at half-time of the Deflate Oregon State game. Idaho lost 35-25. A1 Petrie was general chairman of Dad's Day. Dean Mosher in charge of card section, Jack Gregory, erncee: Orval Hansen, dance chairman. Thetas had Dad coming greatest distance, Kappas had most Dads. Tri-Delts won :most welcome doorznat trophy. It's a beautiful day as the Phi Delts welcome Dad 24 Gamma Phis suggest a restful smoke after the Idaho-OSC game

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mzbuxg President J. E. Buchanan received the Alpha Phi Omega Memorial plaque honoring Idaho students who gave their lives in World War II from Bert Humphrey, president of the Boy Scout honorary. Buchanan in turn gave the plaque to Vern Bahr for presentation to the students. .fy .0 .l 0 fill' 5.1 Vt 'DV ljts il, 2 E 9 ii i 2 4 3 A 2 Representatives from 23 colleges and universities attended the three-day Borah Outlawry of War Conference which began April 24 with forums and discussions that sought ways to obtain world peace. Dr. Hans Morgenthau, University of Chicago, delivered the opening lecture, New Efforts to Achieve Peace. The afternoon speaker was Dr. Harold Benjamin, University of Maryland, who spoke on education in our atomic age with criticism for too much emphasis on the past and not enough on the future. Dr. Charles E. Martin, University of Washington, pointed out the second day of the conference that the atomic Weapons dilemma We are in presents the supreme test of man's political and social control over his inventive genius and scientific discovery. Dr. l. B. Condliffe, University of California, spoke the third day on interna- tional trade. Dr. lohn Brogden, Unitarian minister from Spokane, chose for his topic, l'What Can Religion Contribute to World Understanding? Dr. Boyd A. Martin was general chairman for the third annual Borah con- ference, There were lll delegates from eight states in attendance. Nearly 3,000 students attended each lecture in Memorial gymnasium, which was built after World War l as a monument to peace. William L Shirer spoke at Idaho January 23 NL L. -i Dr. C. J. Brosnan delivered what critics called the outstanding speech of his Before the Borah Conference began Shirley Jacobsen, Tom Rigby, Marv Wash- career when speaking on the life of the late Senator William E. Borah at the burn, and Allen Derr looked over the geographical world situation with Dr. Outlawry of War Conference. Boyd A. Martin, chairman of the conference. 26