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

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College of Letters and Science ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alpha Epsilon Delta, national pre- medical and pre-dentistry honorary, encourages excellence in scholarship, and stimulates interest in those pro fessions Row One—Susan Gregg. Ann Ingebritsen Janice Carlson, Janet Buskly, Barbara Bain- bridge, Lys Fouts, Joanne Shefield, Nona Kay Shern. Row Two—FEd Exum, D. A. Gustafson, Jack Seagraves, Doug Miller, Ken Albertson, Ron Sturtevant, Greg Schade, Tony Wolff, Jim Scheel, Norman Kelley, J. Botsford, ALPHA EPSILON RHO Alpha Epsilon Rho, national Radio- TV honorary was installed on the University of Idaho campus this year. Ten charter members and three associate members were initi- ated into the new honorary which grew out of the old Radio and Tele- vision Guild, a club consisting of Radio- TV majors The purpose of the new honorary is to serve as aA means of extending recognition to outstanding students in this partic ular field of study Row One—Robert Gese Richard Schu macher, Leslie Temmons, LeRoy Kellogg. Roger Snodgrass, Jim Crockett. Row Two Ervin Hirning, Jay Gaskill, Buzz McCabe, Karl Sorman, Perry Olson. Rick Wilhite. Bob Jorgenson, Todd Shelton DELTA SIGMA RHO Delta Sigma Rho recognizes out standing students in debate. A pre- requiste for membership is that the student must have competed in iat least six debates. Idaho's fine debate record is but just one indication of the hard work put forth by this honorary and its adviser, Dr. White- head. Row One—Dr. Whitehead, Marvin Heile- son, Susan Arms, Jim Herndon, Tom Lynch =

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College of Letters and Science To provide students with a fine liberal education, the College of Letters and Science was organized at the Univer- sity in 1901, Although Dr. Charles Shattuck was the first official dean, Dean Eldridge had been previously in charge of the administration of the college in addition to his other duties. One of the early projects of President Buchanan was the reorganization of the College of Letters and Science into subject matter fields. Dean I. S. Kerr of the college recom- mended in the 1947-48 Biennial Report that the number of divisions be consolidated from 13 into 8—Art and Archi- tecture, Biological Science, English and Allied Subjects (later to be Known as Humanities), Home Economics, Music, Physical Sciences and Social Sciences. Each of these departments provides the student with a fine education and makes an effective contribution toward making the College Boyp A, Martin of Letters and Sciences a true credit to the University of Dean Idaho, . College of Letters and Science Phi Beta Kappa Row One—Caren Chappell, Rosanna Chambers, Janice Rieman, Karen Miles, Joyce Gregory, Joanne Heller, Sarah Beer, Dorce Baldridge. Row Two—Theodore Prichard, Brian Harris, Gary Carlson, Angela Sherbenou, Mrs, Ren frew, Ronnie Rock, Ron Hibbeln, Carl Berner, R.G. Cook. The purpose of Phi Beta Kappa is to promote and recognize high scholarship in the College of Letters and Science. To be eligible for membership a student must: have senior standing and completed four se- mesters at the University of Idaho with a 3.66 accumulative; have senior standing and completed five se- mesters at the University of Idaho with a 3.5 accumulative; or have junior standing and completed five semesters at Idaho with a 3.66 accumulative, Alumni of Idaho working on some scholastic endeaver and making outstanding achievement may be chosen for membership. 26

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College of Letters and Science SIGMA DELTA CHI Sigma Delta Chi is a national journal- ism fraternity for outstanding students active in journalism on the Idaho cam- pus. The organization provides oppor tunity for association with professional men in the fields of journalism, radio, and television. Row One—Jim Herndon, fim Metcalf, Bert Cross, Neil Modie, Warren Board. Row Twa— Jerry Brown, LeRoy Kellogg, Fred Freeman, Davit Mulalley. Row Three—Rick Wilhite Paul Sokvitne, Larry McBride, Perry Olson job Hoffman, Mark Brown, PHI UPSILON OMICRON Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honorary and service group for home economics majors. To be eligible for membership, the student must be a Sophomore and have a 2.8 accumulative. Row One—Carol Collis, Joan Miller, JoAnn Tatum, Judith Gale, Ruth Leonard, Row Two Janet Sprenger, Pat Swan, Emily Bamesherger Bonnie McKay Jolinson, Laura Peterson, Jackie Kimberling, Eleanor Unzicker, Merlene Heileson THETA SIGMA PHI Theta Sigma Phi, women’s journalism honorary, promotes journalism among women students and women of the com munity. Junior women majoring in journalism with a 3.0 in journalism sub- jects and 2.5 accumulative in’ other classes are eligible. Membership is also available to women who have done ex- cepuional work in campus journalism activities and who possess high scholar- ship Row One—Walter Bunge, Adviser; Kip Peterson Lillian Kirschner, Mrs. John Weber, Idona Kellogg, Karen Smith,