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IKs instituted a new ayatem of
between·aent•atera: book exchange
for the Idaho campwo. Bruce W hit·
rnore, Dick Coulter and Dave Bea·
dl•• are working b.hind th• counter
in this aeene.
While Spurt~ wind the M aypole at
the May Fete the I K. carry on by
handing out progra.rna to gueata.
"Service, Sacrifice and Loyalty"- these three words
summarize the work of this national men's service honorary.
IKs are pledged from the outstanding sophomores
on campus, two from each living group. Bud Deerkop,
as Duke, shouldered the tremendous job of leading the
chapter in its numerous activities. The IKs combined
with the Spurs to begin a book exchange where students
could exchange textbooks used for various courses. This
service enabled many students to save money. Dick
Coulter was awarded the Holy Grail cup for outstanding
service. Jack Pepper was chancellor; David Beadles,
scribe; Jerry Haegele, social chairman; Lloyd Dunn, sergeant-at-arms;
and Warren Peterson, historian.
Row One: Bill Brown, J ack Mc·
Creight, Bill Ringert, Ted Torok,
Bruce Gordon, Gordon Cook, Richard
Eller, Jerry Evans, Ken Kornher
... Row Two : Jim Roupe, Robert
Rawlins, J eck Pep_~er , Jerry Haoq•le,
David Beadles, Donald Deerkop,
Lloyd Dunn, Cleon K\lnz, Warren
Peterson, Vernon Thomaa . .. Row
Three: Bob Peterson, J im B\llkloy,
Ra lph Wilder, Wayne Jepeon, David
Womendorff, Roy Kak\l, Angelo Lu·
rua. Bruce Whitmore, Gary Farmer,
Erwin Johnson, Don Kuper, Alvia
Carder, John B\lrro\lgh• ... Ro w
Fo\lr: Las Wilde, Ray Kranch••·
Dick Co\llter, Glenn Miller, Jack
Ghigleri, Bob Fullmer, Doug Thorp,
Del Naser, Paul Cla\l•en, Don John·
son, Muvin H athorn, John Jutila,
Gerald Ames.
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