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R iutcel . . . Wilson . . . WarnerG)( ell L eadersPep ~andIdaho's teams are noted for their fightingspirit. Idaho's yell leaders help to createand maintain this spirit.This year the Idaho cheering sectionswere led by Harry Wilson and two assistants,Lloyd Riutcel and Charles Warner.T hey developed well-organized rooting andprovided excellent entertainment for thecrowds between halves at all Idaho homefootball games.T he Yell King and his Dukes traveledto Spokane, W.S.C., and Boise with theVandals last fall, and furnished en thusiasticsupport for the team at each game.T he crowds at Idaho's home basketballgames this year were entertained betweenhalves by stunts presented by newly-initiatedmembers of the "I" Club, in cooperationwith the yell leaders.No musical organization on the Idahocampus has won such widespread admirationand recognition as the Idaho PepBand. T his band is noted for its popularity,not only through its performances at footballgames, basketball games, and the peprallies, but also for its fine concert music.Led by William Ames, the Pep Band hashad another very successful year. Two tripswere made to Spokane to stir up enthusiasmfor the Gonzaga-Idaho and W.S.C.­Idaho football games. The band also madea trip to the southern part of the state inNovember, giving concerts at varioustowns and winding up at Boise for theIdaho-Utah game on T hanksgiving Day.Each spring the organization presentsthe Pep Band Show, managed and directedby members of the band.Pep Band