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Th. pit.,h dul'lnq th.C>r.qon ..1'1..-4The Oregon base runners met a formidable team atthe University of Oregon during a series at that placeon May 2 and 4. The first game was Idaho's 8·7, butin the second game the Vandals were stopped whenthey lost by a score of 4-1 to Bob Millard, a sophomorepitcher. Wally Geraghty made a hit that scoredIdaho's only run in that game.The Ducks won over the Vandals in the two homegames on May 15-16 by taking both with the scoresof 10-6 and 4-2. Katsilometes and Geraghty hithome runs in the first game.PAGE 214
Tha ""o,..bo..d .not too oood lor thaVandaJ.,The Vandals played O.S.C. on May 7 and split adouble header with the Beavers in two closely con·lested games. Though O.S.c. took the first game bya score of 1-2, Steve Summers starred in the secondgame to give Idaho a 6-5 victory.On their home diamond in the return games ofMay 20 and 21 the Idaho nine lost to Oregon Stateby the scores 7-4 and 11-6. Idaho's costly errorshelped the Beavers cOOl:iderably in their scores.Bill Kramer hit a three-base hit and two home runsfor Idaho during the series.PAGE :lIS
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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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JIIj· ,Loat-th. Kappa key to the s
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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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R. Trzusl«.wu.i, R. Kacs",s,..lo,
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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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Elizabeth W~ldrorFloyd W~llisWilti!
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Wil.l.ia"" M..,\earM...-jo.... Gl.n
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Robert A. Abbott. B.A.Wendell HiQh
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R.y Biatlin•. LL.B.Poc,,"ello HiQ
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S- C"ddf, B.S.t&c:l.lCor School01_"
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John 0 ..1..11. B.S.IBu••)Burl.
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Dwlqht Hofhn_. B.S.(Ch.m.E.)a..-, H
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Alb.rt K_la, B.S IE.E.)Wendll High
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Arll. Maet.r. B.8.(8....). LL.B.H..
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Dorothy Robbl.... B.S.lEd.)BoI-. Hl
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Ed,... Stoc"ton. B,8.ICha...,E.)*-
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Co.c:h r. TW0900d. E. Eddington. K.
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Ln Roberuon, Roo,. l.ooo...l9n.,E1.
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A hit o' f_t ...,Uon in th. O"*llon
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PAGE 133W..Mnllton ...0...
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Under the direction of Coach Bob Te
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On guard IFencing, although a compa
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Completing their most successful se
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c.ptain No.......nIdaho's sharpshoo
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When Sir James Barrie advanced thei
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LeonN~u"The Idaho Forester," the pu
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•8RAVINO THE STORMPAGE· 146
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Miss Jean Collette took upon her sh
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Ten.. momenu In "Pethe of Olory"" "
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Going a step further in mOOern dram
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Interest in the drama often takes t
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ARCHIE M. dON&SAt the head of the M
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,"1m Mer.rlandThe Idaho Pep Band wa
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Rolart M. LyonThe University's Mili
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The annual Spring Song Fest, sponso
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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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INDEPENDENTS
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SOPHOMOR1:9~ Butle. Dorothy Hol.moo
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OfTlCERS........"V.". PreoIder.1Soo
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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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...-,V""~Is.cr.t.,..,·TreeaurerOIT
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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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eJopkd j~AG.-ad....te~PhIllo1.. All
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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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Clark, Tho",." J.-phClark. William
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Koelhke. Cerr, Illellard U.283 Me M
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Smith. Robfort W-..Smith, RoySmit
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