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One of the major fall aporta on the WRA schedule is field hockey, with Idaho'a team one of tho mos t outstanding in the Northwest. W ith tha lnclualon of bowling alleys in the SUB a new field of activity w .. oponod thi• yo•r to Idaho coed athletes who showed up woll in intramural tourney acorea. , , , , , , A furioua pounding of feet and five WRA baoketballera reach for tho ball that failed to awiah the not in anothor ac:tlon-packed game in the Women'• gym. Ree Selisbury ia one of the many coeda who s warm campus lenni• court• for play both in class end in WRA participation. A victorious coed hockey team raiae• iU atlcica out on the playing field and give their .. rah·rah" for tho defeated opposition. 264
Ready .. . airn ... fire! cornea the cry as these "Annie Oakleys" line up for practice in the Memorial Gyrn ar rnory. Idaho's coeds find innumerable hours of friendship as they participate in the varied sports offered by the Women's Recreational association. Designed to guide women in the true meaning of sportsmanship, worthy use of leisure time and a full, happy college life, WRA schedules trips for outstanding and determined young ladies, as well as organizing intramurals. Field hockey and tennis are leading fall sports, with golf and softball taking over in the spring. All-year activities include swimming, a rchery, volleyball, badminton, basketball and rifle practice. Ping Pong also finds Its place in the busy schedule o f these active WRA members, Barbara Stewart and Mary Ellen Edwards. Someone hit the bulls-eye as Wanda Gray. Irene Thomas and Colleen H inchey pull arrows £rom the archery target. Whatta s lugger! Spring softball helps keep Idaho coeds. including Virginia Fox, always ready to go. 265
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Hugging evergreens and an iron wrou
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Built near the Univereityfarma, the
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You'll alwaysqet It In the end. Raq
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Planning Homecoming festivities wer
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Boote and saddles in the old corral
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Anything cla .. ler than cotton dre
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SophomoN ca ... Pre•y Pat Duffy o
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J ~T- ·. Woopsl All eyes on M ont
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Freshman coeds in pajama attire sin
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Everything but the blase a• Forne
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Committee heads who helped make the
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~/isis Concert artists from all par
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The walt.ing proved to be the woNt
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A MATTER OF OR Looko like oomebody
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Sarong·clad membera of the Hell Di
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Fraternity cres t and pin replicas
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SURPRISE, Joan!! Lindley Hall was c
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Phi Gamma Delta took Brat place hon
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An honorary doctorate de9ree wu awa
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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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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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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 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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Watercolor by Alfred Dunn
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Yell Chieftains All of the spirit i
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Page 237 and 238: MAX GLAVES, quarterbaclc GEORGE MAC
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Page 243 and 244: DICK IORNS, halfback WAYNE ANDERSON
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Page 251 and 252: osc Series SO CLOSE, BUT YET SO FAR
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Page 257 and 258: LOVE THY NEIGHBOR . . . Idaho's Ver
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Page 263 and 264: DIGGIN' FOR A SINGLE' ... Wayne And
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Page 269 and 270: SWIMMING VANDAL MERMEN ... Gerald W
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Page 294 and 295: Dean H. E. Lattig recently transfer
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Page 300 and 301: Harlow H. Carnpbell Eduo~tlon
Page 302 and 303: Merrill E. Deters Forest Production
Page 304: The Faculty Club, to which members
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Page 309 and 310: Arthur Blo.ngNn Lellera ~nd Science
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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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