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•Backin the days of " bicycles and bustles," actors,planning to some day walk the boards on Broadway,received their early training with stock companies. Theone-act plays given at the University serve a similarpurpose to the advanced all-college plays. T hey afforda proving ground for campus dramatists, as well asenjoyable entertainment for the audiences. Last year'sspring group of one-acts furnished a special treat in theway of original, student-written plays."Bread," a play on farm problems, was acted byEugene R yan, Dorothy R eq ua, Hallie Hansen, MurvaJ ames, Barbara Walker, and Harvard Luke."1\IIartha," a character study of an old woman,starred D orothy D ole, with 'Willa St. Clair Cannon,Rosalind Essick, Mary O'Neil, Aldrich Bowler, and BillCherrington lending able support.Evelyn Cross showed talent with her original oneact," T he Winner." Cast: Bill Cherrington, MurvaJ ames, Dorothy R equa, and Frank Bevington.R apid-fire farce-comedy furnished the entertainmentin "Speaking of Father," which cast Mark Felt, AlmaLauder, Harold Fisher, T illie J eppesen, and H owardRussell."In a Laboratory," by Grace Eldridge, had the romanticbackground of the Italian Renaissance period.Cast: Tom Burnam, Bill Gerraughty, Ann Scarborough,Jean R icker, and J im Bauman.J udas' t hirty pieces of silver furnished the storymaterial for " T he Mothers," by larjory Redfield. Studentstaking parts were R uth L yon, Beth Loomis,Betty Lucas, and Clyde Chaffins.Adding spi ce to the program was " J ust for Lun ch,"a play by H oward Altnow. Players were Bill Cherrington,Ethlyn O'Neal, J ohn Dal y, and Ruth Elliott.It's a love quadrangle this time ... chemist')' labratory ofcenturies ago and a toothless grin ... Mothers•••••• *
*'vVn.I.IAM AMES, better known overthe northwest as the leader ofldaho'sfamous Pep Band . Bill's congenialnature and keen musical ability,coupled with his service to the University,have won for him Blue Keyand Silver Lance and a host of friendson and oft" t he campus.*****
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**CoPYRIGHT 1934(layne Robison, Edi
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IN _/j;[EMORIAMMay we meditate for
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*l!lJinnin~het wav Lo tame.~ifvet t
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The academic center of student life
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Within whose walls sturdy vandalmen
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One of Idaho's oldest academic buil
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PR ESIDENT OF THE UN I VERSITY OF l
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GOVERNOR OF lOAHO
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Frank Stanton, Ella L. Olesen, Oren
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EDWARD JoHN IDDINGS has alwaysbeen
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ERNEST EvERETT ll unF. RT, alsoActi
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JoHN WuuNCTON FIN CH chose ashis al
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George E. HortonI.....•"Cap" Hort
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*MAE BELL£ DoNALDSON because ofher
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A strong supporting cast for the le
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Foundtd 19.1.11-10 1\0 R.-\RY :O.I
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EDwiN Rov BARKER, B.S.( Ed.)K~llou
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JoHN JosEPH CusANO, B.A.Pocatello I
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)OilN FATTU, B.S.( Ed.)Kdlogg 1/igh
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WAJ.Tf:R FRANK HERETH, B.S.(A.E.)Em
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CARROLL CLERMONT LIVI,..GSTON, B.S.
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VERNON }EROME NE~SON, B.S.( £ .F..
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MARGARET VICTORIA RYOHOLM, B.A.Mosc
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BENJAMIN EARL THOMAS, B.S.(Ed.)Bois
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*VICTOR WARNER, one of Phi Delts'tr
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EARt. B oPP••Paul R ust was jun
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~IAill' DAVID BEAMER, B.S.(Ed.)Fihr
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ELIZABETH CvNTIIIA DALI', B.S.(Ed.)
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GI!ORCE LEROY GILES, B.S.(I\I.E.)Co
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FRASCES MARGARET hLJNGSWORTH, Jl.S.
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H~:GH SHEPARD McKAY, B.S.(Agr.)A6tr
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RooNEY ALMA PEARSON, H.S.(Agr.)Moor
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WILLIAM F:ocA" SIMON, B.S.(i\ I.E.)
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EDMOND L. TURNER, JR., B.S. (Agr.)T
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FRANK BEviNGToN, newly electedDuke
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.........•••R uTH FARLEYRusse
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WILl.A CANNONCAROI.YN CARNAHANJOliN
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RALPH j ACKSONjACK j AMESWrLI.IAM j
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DoROTHY P•n~sDAI.£ R EESEEottHTD
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*J OSEPH GAuss, president of the fr
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Ross SuNDBERGJoseph Gauss was class
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HowARD CAMr' r< ~LI.R ouERT CAMPBEL
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ARTHUR PECKAi\I AROARET P eNCERAYMO
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~ ~ ETIER \\'mTIIOMAS \VJLSONB ETTY
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Members of the Board of Regents,pas
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A laboratory in Morrill Hallandwe w
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"l\len at work"-to all intentsand p
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Page 182 and 183: •First SemesterBrigadier General
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Page 204 and 205: Ruth KehrerThe Women's Athletic .-\
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Calland, J acob)•, Fox, Hutchinso
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*JoHN ORBY, first among the mightyo
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"Oh, oh !" says Smitty as he gives
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C)' Geraghty takes it easy as Doug
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"Quick, manager, the skid chains!"
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Turning . . . tWISting . . . slowin
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Smitty made a nice gain on this pla
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*HowARD GRENIIm, Vandal mainstayon
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Howard c;rcnicr and Hob Houston, "s
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The four mitts on the pill are thos
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*j AMF.S KALilUS, another wearer of
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Jack Frederic right on the heels of
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Peden of 1-lontana noses out Kalbus
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*CYRil. GERAGHTY, one of those fewv
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It looks like a homer from here-tak
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Arbelbide collects a double of!' Ed
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*MAx EIDF.N, better known as the" B
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Glenn JacobyCoach Glenn " Red" J ac
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Alfred BergWillis Smithc£eaJofl 'J
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H. Ziminski, D. Dimock, E. Airola,
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Carl Fischer, William HudsonT ennis
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Ralph HutchinsonJnmes_H unthach/IIL
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Wrestling SquadA clean sweep over W
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*IvY M c PH ERSON, president of Pan
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Founded 1888- Boston Universit)'The
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.:::t>effa QaJ-fUI LClFounded 1874
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Founded 187o- DePauw UniversityBeta
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Found~d t867- l1Jonmouth Coll~g~Ida
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*CtAUDE MARCus, a campus leaderprom
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Founded 1
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Foundrd 18.f8 Miami Uni~rrsityIdaho
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Fottndtd 1931-Uni~trsity of IdahoCo
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•Foundtd 1909 Boslon Unirrrsil_vE
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OFFICERSl'rtJidmtJ/irr PresidentSrr
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FIRST SE:\IESTER OFFICERSl'ruidmtll
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Prtsit!tl,f1/ia Pruidem -SunlaryTna
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Blue K ey is a national upperclassm
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w•Sigma Tau is a national honorar
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•Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a nationa
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•Sigma Alpha Tota was founded at
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•The Curtain is a local dramatics
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THETA SIGMA is a local journalism h
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The Intercollegiate Knight organiza
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•Alpha Kappa Psi is a national ho
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Phi Alpha Delta is a national honor
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T he Bench and Bar Association is a
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The Associated Foresters is an orga
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T he Associated ~ l iners is a club
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w•T he II ell Di ve1 s' Club is t
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•T he I lome Economics Club is co
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Ruth Farley, George GilesBack Row:
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Grove, Emery ...... Deer Park, Wash
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