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Ten.. momenu In "Pethe of Olory"" "Paths of Glory" was an innovation in Idaho theatre,and perhaps can be called its greatest production.An anti-war drama played on a unit set and stagedimpressionistically, it was concerned with idea, notcharacter. Each in the cast of thirty men and onewoman contributed concretely to the idea-war isfutile butchery. Veteran campus actor Aldrich Bowlerdeserves most comment for his superior interpre·tation. Significant portrayals were given by AndyJames, Glendon Davis, Ted Pyzyk, George Oram, andRay Hyke. The cast was chosen by try-outs.PAOE ISO
"Petticoat Fever," a comedy, was Fred C. Blanchard'slast play for the regular season before he departedfor a leave of absence. The play deals with DascomDinsmore, a feverish wireless operator played byAndy James, who is frustrated from loneliness in theArctic Circle. Beatrice Fisher as Ethel Campionliterally descends from the clouds to sweep him offhis feet, bringing her fiance, Earl Bopp. Dascom'sfiancee appears in the person of Helen Wilson, andthereby hangs the conflict, affording a fun-lilledevening.PAGe lSI
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;kGfM1937UNIVERSITY OF IUfiHO fiT M
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INMEMORIAM*Nicklaus WetterDecember
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Wallace RounsavellEDITORJames Yoder
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MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM
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Pep ... What? .. Campus big shot ..
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PAGE a2PRESIDENT or THE UNIVERSITY
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-d. W. Condl., d. r. J.""y. M.... A
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Dr. Evelyn Miller, dean of women, c
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A training school for teachers in p
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The Extension Service and Agricultu
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IMarian Sh_hanRobert SnrderRh"nhold
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fUlmu AboLoill AdllmDan AherinAngu~
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Peggy Collin,Helen ColyinCarl Corie
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Charles GurhmanJoe Hacl:.meyJe"n H"
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Fr"nci, McGuireEileen M"cQuoidFr"nc
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William RhodesGwinn RiceMargaret Ri
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Ned Van CampenVan CaplesCharles Van
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Coech Percy Clepp. J. Moo.., B. Luv
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Still dririnll. b"t tDnD •••i
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'.Nice lnlul•••nc•.will go
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WIlLani lJ4It. it ._.,.,hut It'•
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Soon.tor Po~._.....t HomecomingO.r.
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M. Sumy..n, I. B.nnlon, M. S.und...
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w.r..,. J. B.rller M. 8J'......"Eve
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Bringing new ideas into old de·par
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Billy. Jan. AuatinJohn BroananEar!
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A. E. Whitehead acts as coachfor me
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Intramural debates were held onthe
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A"d""y Robi"...."Clifton WindlRicha
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Delta Gamma and Senior Hall broke t
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The Agronomy team, which judges all
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Work makes for superiority in Idaho
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PAOI: 80On October 9 alumni and stu
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Clan YounvV.rl. DurantJames Gallowa
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Robert AbbeyHelen AbbottJack Adamso
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Everett CoxDelbert~ CrowleyKenneth
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J"ck. H"rrlsJ"ne H"rveyN"ncy H"rvey
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Andrew M"tshWilli"m M"tsh"llRich"rd
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Roy RitchieFrancis RoberlsFoster Ro
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Alvin Schw.ndlrn.n, B.S.{AlldSugM-5
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Ruth Emily TaIlor, B.S.(Ed.)Aohlond
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Wallace Rounsavell has beenEditor-i
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Walt Brow"Ca.1 BurtAll.. Co"wayRich
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f936e~g~Washington State·Washingto
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Th. pit.,h dul'lnq th.C>r.qon ..1'1
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On April 29 and 30 the Idaho team o
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Me.....uerite MenlonLuelle Nel.eonA
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Modern laeeiee' "hoopoo"Basketball
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PAQE aMIdaho had one gala Homecomin
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G R E E K S
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ACULTYJobn Bec:ht,thSENIORSW,lliam
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FACULTYSWnley R.. HallDr. A. C.r-,~
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ACULTYDr. Ello Wood.K..thl....n Soi
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SENIORSRulh E."n.Morjorle Robbin.Do
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INDEPENDENTS
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SOPHOMOR1:9~ Butle. Dorothy Hol.moo
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P.....ldenl.Vice President.Se
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a-..H_lowell HammondK_th H"noenRIch
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Founded al William and Mary College
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Th.e Arneriooon Soclet7 01 Chil &nq
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The Associated Foresters is an orga
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PNo6denI.....v~ PNo6denI .Sooct.I4.
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Th. Ho"'. Eeono",l.,. ClubOITIC£RS
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TABLE SUPPLY\\ E FEArUNE S & \V CAi
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TheBe Smart . ..Dine At the Modern
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R. B. Ward Paint&Hardware Co.Moscow
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"Meet me at theOwyhee"-is the invit
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"A Quarter of A Century"Sen'ing Uni
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EXPERIENCETen years of continuity i
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Koelhke. Cerr, Illellard U.283 Me M
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Smith. Robfort W-..Smith, RoySmit
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