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

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FOREWORD W. rockets and missiles receiving world-wide attention during the past year, modern education was given the task of preparing future citizens for the scientific world of tomorrow. The University of Idaho kept in step with this progress. A new and adequate library opened in the fall, and dormitories were provided to allow more students to receive a higher education. Expansion in the academic fields was planned. The ASUI pre- sented ideas for an extension to the Student Union Building. All these ideas were developed with a regard for the future of the state and the University. But interwoven with the prog- ress at Idaho is the feeling of rich tradition which prevails in the landmarks and the activities on campus. With this firm foundation in the past, Idaho can progress toward the future. Homecoming . . . Holly Week . . . the | Tower . . . Song Fest... serenades .. . silver and gold . . . all these bring memo- ries of a full college life to each student. May the 1958 Gem of the Mountains help you relive your year spent at the Uni- versity of Idaho.

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