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College of Mines This school was created in 1917 because of the early pronounced importance of mineral mining to the economic and cultural welfare of Idaho. Unparalleled opportunities await the professional student in mining work, especially since the recent spurt of interest in the states' natural industrial minerals such as silver, lead, zinc, gold, antimony, mercury and deposits of phosphate, cobalt, fluorite, tungsten and thorium. Considered one of the leading schools of mining in American universities, the college offers an excellent training ground in the different special areas of the mineral industry. In this college training can be gained as desired in Mining Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Geological Engineering, Geology and Geography in graduate and undergraduate work. The school employs an able staff led by Acting Dean Cook, many collections of casts and fossils, topographic and geologic maps, microscopes, and takes field trips to broaden the educational program. Students in this college receive excellent training for the life work ahead for them. EARL F. CooK Acting Dean, College of Mines Head, Department of Geology and Geography Faculty Ro-w One-Or. H. H. Caldwell, Dr. Earl F. Cook, Prof. J. C. Dotson. Ro1V T1Vo-Prof. Kenneth Grimm, Prof. Ernest Obergillig, Prof. Rolland Reid, Dr. Henry Huang. Sigma Gamma Epsilon Sigma Gamma Epsilon, mineral industries honorary, is made up of scholars in the earth sciences who maintain sufficiently high grades to place them in the upper portion of their class. Active on the campus since 1929, the group has for an objective the promotion of fellowship within the group. Row 011e-Dalc Mathews, John Bachowsky, Jerry Whiting, Aziz Ahmedieh, Larry Bessey. Rorv T1Vo Joe Van Epps, Prof. Ernest Oberbillig, Ronald Crozier, David Wayne Young, Elliott Fischer, Prof. Jay Dotson, Gurcharan Sidhu. 304
Roo ASHER Geology Nespelem, Wash. RONALD LEE CROZIER Grology Lewiston ELLIOTT FISCHER MininJ( E11gilurr Riverside, Cal. CLARENCE SHil'PEY Geological Engineering Temple City, Cal. WILLIAM STALEY Mining Engineer Moscow MONTE WEAVER Geology SandpOint The site of a perhaps historical finding of bones of "'" ancient creature near Kamiah, Idaho, created more than passing interest for those in the Mines college this year. 305
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Governor Robert E . Smylie The Gem
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Fraternities Women's Halls Men's Ha
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Corol Sue Ailor Geraldine Allen Mor
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Hays Hall Erected 1927 Dance? Sing?
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loris Addington Barbara Connell Dea
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Roger AHand Mike Aland Arthur Alban
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International House The green parro
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Willis Sweet Hall Erected 19 3 6 Tw
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Willis Sweet Hall Gene Jones Gregor
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University Housemothers MRs. CATHER
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Farmhouse 1956 Idaho's first profes
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