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

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= J Butch dies of embarrassment. It was a great day at Idaho—and after 29 years it ought to have been. Our own Vandal fans, still cheering after Saturday’s game met the foot- weary Pullman crowd, 1,042 strong, to host the traditional foot-washing. Pep bands, blood letting contests and na- tional publicity combined forces to make the “Day WSC Walked” one not soon to be forgotten, and (we hope) very soon to be repeated. Kleffner saves Boose from waltzing off roof

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Gres - nl Uncouth Cougars from the a Cow College. A thousand thundering Cougar fans

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A truckful of spirit and enthusiasm. With the band ar half-cime. D v7 Jack Wilson and Marcia Thornton aa S D rt | y held the reins for the Dad's Day bandwagon The fighting Vandals stacked up 4§ points against their North Dakota opponents for a Dad’s Day win. Beard growers had a heyday and the Pop’s Hop was a giant success. Coach Skip Stahley received a new sedan at halftime for his great first season’s job with the Vandals. Idaho boosters’ pep has never been greater. Pi Phis and Fijis took the cake with their house decorations while the Delta Chis had the most visiting dads for the occasion as well as the highest percentage of beards. Dad was king for a day. The longest beard award went to Sulakhan Singh Dhillon, Pine Hall