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The modern doorway facade of tha new Engineering building, which replacea the weather- and tirno·worn building of past years, greets all students of cngincoring. Wi ring and paint--spattered windows are true evidence that once again Idaho is in the process of expanding. creating bigger and better buildings for claAroomo filled with atudents seeking a higher education.
A raroly-1eon view of the back o£ tho now Engineering building revoals fivo lovola o£ broad, clear glass, eagerly summoning th• •un. Fallen leave• around Kirtley laboratory are a suro sign that Idaho 1tudonta will soon enter the building through anow-fillod walks. Too new for landscaping. the Electrical Enqlneorlnq laboratory boasts tho fines t in modern design and equipment. Construction of a new En9ineering la.bora· tory we.s a lono·awa.ited event. and ita completion fullllled all hopea and deaiNa of atudent.o and faculty alike.
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Officers Every Tuesday niqht, aroun
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AS U I CommilkPs Much of the work o
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Row One: Lilli Flo Pratt, Joan Cox,
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Janet Fulton, Sheila Janu on Rewrit
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Mary Elle n Stefanac Ctrcul~hon M o
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of the Mountains Kenny West, Andy T
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Helen Payne So•r,..tMio I E
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The combined Student Handbook and I
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Clerical Staff Aduertising Staff Ci
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I Z'ate ~e~ejaHWt ad Z'aete ~ Stati
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The p•s~ Chief Editor dlaAtJ 8n9i
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Stage lights! House lights! Curtain
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Flint Bailey (Norrn Green) "nd his
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Greek tragedy was featured in the f
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Dr. Albort E . W hitehead Dol'
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Row One: Naomi Nokea, Jody Raber, J
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Wnive/lsily 13an/ Flute: Helen Mur
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_ Clar inet: Art Woodbury, Frank Gu
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Qpera leada were Luci• (Joyce Wal
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________________ 96 !tmt; ROTC Mili
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Scabbard and Blade Row One: Col. 0.
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W o'ro lucky today got to aee a mov
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ROTC One of the few universities in
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Navy Drill T ean1 Row One: W . A .
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Silver Lance is the climax for outs
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IKs instituted a new ayatem of betw
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Row One: Shirley Chur
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One of the more inactive momenta of
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Row One: Joanna H opkin•, Adrienn
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Row One: Robert Strom, Daniel O'Con
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Row One: Phil Soulen, Robert Mae
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Row One: W illard Stevenaon, Dean H
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Row Ona: Fred Arraarnith, Marion Gi
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Row Ono: Jack Kendall, Stanley Thom
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One o! the c hle! activitiea of the
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CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER This buildi
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Row One: Lavonna Eyrich, Marjorie H
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Row One: Ro9er Chichester, Ha~ol Be
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Row One: David Bec kat .. d, M r .
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Watercolor by Alfred Dunn
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Row Ona: Donald McMahan, Robart Web
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Alpha Chi Omega ". . . Who makes yo
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Alpha Phi Fast talkers from the Alp
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Alpha Tau Omega These fellows claim
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Beta Theta Pi Betas' fondest memori
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Campus Club Only men's co-op on the
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Chrisman Hall House of wheels, Chri
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Conrad Merrick Richard Mayer Don M
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Velva Ailor Colleen Alder Shirley A
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Delta Chi One of the older national
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Delta Delta Delta The Tri-Delts ret
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Delta Gamma The Deegees kept busy a
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Delta Sigma Phi The new chapter of
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Delta Tau Delta Winning fi rst plac
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Gamma Phi Beta Their next-door neig
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Hays Hall An incoming president of
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Katherine Lemmon Barbara Line Phyll
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Leslie Abbott Ray Abbott George Alb
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Idaho Club Just two years ago, it w
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Kappa Alpha Theta Theta members not
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Energetic as usua
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Kappa Sigma The first national frat
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Lambda Chi Alpha One of the newer f
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L. D. S. House Inhabitants of the I
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Pi Beta Phi Although this house is
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Phi Delta Theta Phi Delt- the house
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. \ '\ ~\ ,', '" Phi Gamma Delta Th
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Phi Kappa Tau Headquarters for the
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Pine Hall Though on a far-flung edg
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Jirn Hobbo Richard Howard Albert H
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Ridenbaugh Hall Fall and spring sem
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Swimming for th
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Sigma Chi Many campus wheels and po
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Sigma Nu Athletes in a big way, the
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Tau Kappa Epsilon T ekes wore long
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Willis Sweet Hall The charred men o
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Don Lindsay Dexter Linck Angelo Lur
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Yell Chieftains All of the spirit i
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Ba.be Curfm.an End Cwch ''Red" Ram.
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MAX GLAVES, quarterbaclc GEORGE MAC
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1 LARRY MOYER, end BUCK NELSON, Jul
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BUD RILEY, haiJbaclc BOB HOLDER, ce
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DICK IORNS, halfback WAYNE ANDERSON
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The newly-elected president for the
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LOOK MAGAZINE TABS IDAHO EIGHTEENTH
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Hartly Kruger* 6'7" Center Ken B ar
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osc Series SO CLOSE, BUT YET SO FAR
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Oregon Series HIGH SCORING SOPHOMOR
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Len Walker PCC Champion ISS Pounds
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LOVE THY NEIGHBOR . . . Idaho's Ver
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Many meet records were set during t
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MILLER IN A FAMILIAR ROLE p1a.c ..
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DIGGIN' FOR A SINGLE' ... Wayne And
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HI THROW .. . Cougar fi.ret baaeman
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SWIMMING VANDAL MERMEN ... Gerald W
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STROLLING DOWN THE F AI RWAY . . .
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COWBOYS THE VANDAL BRONC-BUSTERS ..
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TENNIS Idaho's frosh lost their mee
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SWIMMING Idaho's yearling tankmen f
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"A" BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS ... Sigma
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Independents Paddle Way In It takes
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These lovelies are waitinq for thei
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Ready .. . airn ... fire! cornea th
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The Board of Regents represents the
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Dean H. E. Lattig recently transfer
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Robort F. Greene Director of Dormit
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Dean T. S. Kerr College of Letters
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Harlow H. Carnpbell Eduo~tlon
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Merrill E. Deters Forest Production
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The Faculty Club, to which members
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Lealie Abbott Enqlnoerlnq P
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Arthur Blo.ngNn Lellera ~nd Science
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E. Dan Clarke Forestry Moecow LaVer
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Anne DuS.ult Letters and Science Mo
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William Gray Agriculture Spring Val
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Bob Hooper Educotlon Mtdvolo Ha.r.e
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Keith Keefer Education Idaho Falls
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Elizabeth Loren Educalion Kellogg J
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Marilyn Mlngue Education Emmell Edg
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Robert Pond Business Idaho Fa lla E
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Bonnie Shuldberv Lette1'11 ond Scie
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Eileen Thomp.eon Educahon Shoshone
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Pater B . Wl'-on U.w Coeur d'Alene
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In an Ethica cli03S, Jay Fitch (lef
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Mazina Abbott, Anchorage, Alaaka St
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David Cranor. Burl~ Imogene Crowell
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Robert Hill, W eiser Clen Hinckley,
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Jane Mathawa, Spokane, Waah. Laalla
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Alfred Ruatvold, Donald Rydryck, Le
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Bruce Wickward. Mo•cow Charle•
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, , , According to .many atudents,
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Edward Benjamin, New Plymouth Richa
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Howard Origga, Twin Falls Carolyn G
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Eloise Pape, Mountain Horne Keith P
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DAIRY PRODUCTS A sweep of the ice c
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Polly Bell, Spokane, Waah. Ralph Be
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Donald Jenoen, Coeur d'Alene Betty
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Ruth Potter, Rexburg _ Joyce E. Pow
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Over thirty-five departments of the
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A Abbott, Leslie Wayne. . . ...•.
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