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

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Gale L. Mix Since coming to the University of Idaho in 1939, Gale Mix has done more than any other one man to promote and work for the betterment of student activities and student government. The University of Idaho was not new to Gale, as he was a 1926 graduate in the College of Law. His first position was that of Graduate Manager, later assuming the duties of Director and Mana- ger of Athletics, and now that of ASUI General Manager. Gale is always ready with a big grin and helping hand for any student with a complaint or problem. To Gale Mix I dedicate the 1955 GEM or THE Mountains. DarkLENE DurFrry

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Foreword The University of the State of Idaho has, throughout its many years of service, been a symbol of many dreams, ambitions, victories, and most of all memories. Traditions — the Hello Walk, “I bench, WSC football clash, Holly week, Homecoming—are something for the students to enjoy, the graduates to remember. With our little character MaGoo to add a bit here and there, the staff of the GEM OF THE Mountains hopes to have depicted the feeling and enthusiasm at Idaho. In each of the book's five sections is one of the year’s traditional ac- tivities. The Social section, representing the after-hours life of our school; the Living Groups section, showing our “homes” for the term; the Organizations, gathering together the extracur- ricular segment so necessary to college life; the Sports, telling of our victories, defeats, and spirits; the Classes, showing our academic life, including the faculty, schools, and students. The staff hopes the 1955 GEM oF THE MOUNTAINS includes many of the memories and traditions that you hold dear, and that through the years you will be able to thumb the pages and recall the full glory of your years at the University of Idaho.

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Table of Contents Social—16 Organizations—68 Living Groups—114 Sports—190 Classes—238 Index—308