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Ralph HutchinsonJnmes_H unthach/IIL;IUl'c ~pc tfjT he minor sports program is under thedirection of Trainer Ralph Hutchinson." H utch," as he is better known on thecampus, with the fine cooperation of thecaptains of the various teams, has seenIdaho minor sports through their most successfulseason in history.Clean sweeps over vVashington tateteams in golf, tennis, and wrestling, PacificCoast intercollegiate and runner-up boxingtitles, and two northern division wrestlingchampionships are included among theachievements of Vandal teams during thepast year.Particularly outstanding has been thework of Captain Louis August of the boxingteam, and Captain Stan Skiles of thewrestling team, who have built their sportsinto two of the most popular and promisingactivities on the campus.Credit must also go to J ames H untbach,equipment man, who keeps the best athleticgoods storeroom of any college in theorthwest./!Jc '
.• . ~.. ... .·T S ,rAI I. i i- -~,~ ~' , " t '- ~ · ' ' '' '·1 'l'' ,.,1 ~·· '' , I f ' ' ' ' 1•·; .~·t' ''. I .. I .' .A. ~!organ, G. Dahlke, R. Spence, R. Herman, F. Kroll,\\'. \\'ood, l\1. ~ l ars hall, J. M o rri ~The varsity swimming team, with a scarcityof experienced men, managed afterseveral weeks of practice to present a fairlygood team in three different meets. T hesquad, under the direction of H arry J acoby,took to the water in two meets with W.S.C.and sent four of its mem bers to the northwestmeet held at Seattle.In the first aquatic tangle with W. S. C.,Idaho was hopeless! y outclassed from thestart; but in spite of the overwhelmingodds, the plucky plungers came throughwi th one first place, two seconds, and fou rt hirds. I n the other inter-school meets theVandals were again defeated by nearly t hesame margin. Idaho netted three fou rthplaces in the triangular meet in Seattle,which is a fair showi ng considering t hatsuch national champions as J ack l edicacom peted in t he meet.Members of the Idaho squad were AlexMorgan, Gus D ahlke, Bob Spence, BobH erman, Egon Kroll , Bi ll Wood, M arvinM arshall, and John Morris .Fencing, one of t he newest minor sports,has enjoyed un precedented popularity thisyear, having attracted more than doublethe number of active participants of fo rmeryears. Under the direction of InstructorFred C. Blanchard, coach, t he team madefavorable showings in several meets duringthe year, whi ch included two wit h W. S. C.,a triangular meet in which W. S. C. andSpokane Fencing Club were represented,and an open meet held at Seattle in whichReed Coll ege, t he U ni versity of Was hington,and W . S. C. also entered. This wasthe first open foils contest in the nort hwest.The men who saw varsity competition wereBob H arris, Ray Weston, Frank Bevington,H ugo Kraemer, and Morey Miller.Idaho was one of t he first of the Northwestconference schools to introduce fencing,and the local chapter of Foil and i\l asklast spring became a charter member of theIntercollegiate Foi l and Mask Club. RobertHarris is president of the Idaho chapterof this organization.•R. \\".Harris, R. \\'eston, H. Kraemer, F. Bevington
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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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jOilN j F.N!>ENARTilvR J o~
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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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Here nrc some of Roosevelt'sboys nt
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Idaho's famous- instrumencalorganiz
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Willis mith and Bob \\'etherellseem
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Kappa Kappa Gamma has anice sign. D
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Kappa Sigma takes a bit ofcarnival
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"I love to hear a militaryband." Mr
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Five lovely girls pose for ourcamer
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Clarence D. Martin, governorof the
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••Cln yne l~obi sonThough Clayn
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•dttfouatd{Jact;a/••Richard S
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••Thisyear the editors of The G
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••*At the first of the year it
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*RuTH KEHRER, one of the few unusua
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~Jw fatJ h i;'~watl:J.L. D. S. Inst
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•••Fred C. Blanchard"The dire
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••When gypsies and a fur coat m
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•Ostroot gets just a bit chesty a
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•Backin the days of " bicycles an
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••••Carleton CummingsIt is
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!leu' j.C ftotu ;}••Orville Wes
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Uni.vetJif'/;::2na tielaul )t;(}•
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•Coach Whitehead"There has been g
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d,1-itam(/c.ta f:behafe••WoMEN'
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F. \\". Atkeson, C. \\". H ickman,
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D. Campbell, B. Rieger, G. Hoggan,
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•First SemesterBrigadier General
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_M;/iiat'j{Jet ;>ouuefSergeant Wood
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Military J nspectionCADF.T OFFICERS
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•Jack WilliamsWinning every match
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•••Charles Hill"Were you ther
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}uuitJt PtcmanJ Cabatef••Raymon
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Catliuaf f(_e~{)fue /(~Margaret l\l
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•• ~m e 1tFrances OuSaultAlthou
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••Helen WiswallT he annual Co-e
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Ruth KehrerThe Women's Athletic .-\
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w•Back Row: L. Petersen, B. Fishe
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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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., I ,. CLut•The " J" Club is an
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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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AACTIVITIES.. . ..... . .. .. ... 1
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Grove, Emery ...... Deer Park, Wash
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)f.otoulf./,ul ... entitled to regi
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