1941 Gem of the Mountains, Volume 39 - University of Idaho Yearbook by University of Idaho Library

ALDEN HULL .. ... .. .. Editor JANE PIER . . . Business Manager

ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUD

NTS OF THE UNIVERSITY 0F IDAHO AT MOSCOW

FDREWDR.D Each succeeding year, each succeeding day, hour, minute, second sees a changing Idaho. Now in the fifty-second year, we see the passage of time engraved in the stone steps of the Administration building; Science Hall walls are a deeper hue; shadowy maples lining the campus walks throw their arms out farther ... Idaho is experiencing the added dignity of age. An ominous and threatening cloud has collected on the horizons of tomorrow. A favorite professor must give his talents to the army "for the duration"; a friend weighs the adventures of the Air Corps against the peace and solemnity of the class room .. . the Air Corps wins. Soberly we think of our destiny . .. our clouded paths ... where will they lead? Only through personal deprivations do world calamities pierce our academic insulation. Maybe it is well that they do; it makes life real. ''The happiest days of your life." Go through your yearbook ten years hence and try to recall any four years so packed with joy, sorrow, conflict, and mental stimulation. New friends, old friends; new scenes, old scenes; new memories, old memories; recall them in this, the 1941 Gem of the Mountains.

Scenes from the University of Idaho campus . . . "one of the most beautiful in the United States."

EDICATIDR

* The 1941 Gem of the Mountains is dedicated to the memory of the late William Edgar Borah who devoted his life to the cause of peace, and to untiring effort on behalf of the people of his Idaho. Fighting for years in the Senate Chamber of the United States, the "Lion of Idaho" never lost sight of his dream for a world that could enjoy the benefits of an everlasting peace. The sun has set on the life of the Great Statesman, but the afterglow of his memory still burns bright in the dark and troubled skies ... a light that symbolizes a great idealism.

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"f oRCE as a factor in international controversies has been tried out for three thousand years, and at this very hour it has brought the world nearer to a state of economic chaos and financial breakdown ... I take the position that there is not an international controversy but may be peacefully adjusted if the will to settle it peacefully is at hand ... I have never been able to bring myself to believe that it would be in the interest of peace to involve this country in the political affairs of Europe and if ever I should reach that conclusion, still I would not purchase peace at that price. There are some things in this world more desirable to me than peace, and one of them is the unembarrassed, unhampered, and untrammeled political independence of this republic." WILLIAM EDGAR BORAH At the Ur.iversity of Idaho, September 24, 1931.

The old "Ad" building steps, and the Alumni Memorial.

JJn flllrmoriam Charles Arthur Michels Ben Weinstein Robert Douglas Dingle

Melua Blough Ogg Roger Theron Byron Mary lsobel Hartin

ED DAVIS - - - Editor

PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The editors and contributors to this volume and those whose names are recorded here belong to a privileged generation of young Americans. To them it is given to stand with their nation's greatest ... with Lincoln, with Wilson, with Borah in defense of their own America. A privilege indeed: "To live in these great times and have your part In Freedom's crowning hour; That you may tell your sons who see the light High in the heavens-their heritage to take'I saw the powers of Darkness put to flight, I saw the Morning break'." HARRISON C. DALE, President.

BOARD O F REGENTS Mr. A. L. Swim, Mr. W. C. Geddes, Mrs. A. A. Steele

Judge). H. Andersen, Mr. J. W. Condie, Judge W. E. McN~ughton

* Judge Andersen, Mr. Condie, Judge McNaughton, Mr. Geddes, Mrs. Steele, Mr. Swim

PRESIDENT

HARRISON C. DALE

UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS To this group are intrusted the duties of administering various independent departments of the University which are a vital part of the campus machinery. Many students seldom see these administrators, who do most of their work ''behind the scenes.''

Ella L. Olesen Registrar

M. Belle Sweet Librarian

Bernice McCoy Director of Non路 Resident Instruction

Frank Stanton Bursar

Robert F. Greene Director of Dormitories

R. W. Lind Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Dr. Harold D. Cramer University Physician

Oren A. Fitzgerald University Editor

l OUR GOVERNOR

CHASE

CLA R K

Millions of people throughout the world today would give everything but life itself for the privilege of coming to America. They are tired of war. They are tired of old-world methods of doing things. They have heard of this land of opportunity, this land of peace and justice. The advantages of being an American citizen are so common to us that we must frequently stir ourselves to the realization that it is only in this part of the world that the privileges we enjoy are available. Even in this restless era it is hard for us to appreciate our good fortune in America. May it not be necessary for us to be plunged into war to arouse our appreciation of being Americans. May each year bring to us greater devotion to our flag and to the republic for which it stands. May we all contribute our share in making our government a successful, working democracy, which will continue for centuries to come to give hope to the oppressed peoples of the world. CHASE A. CLARK, Governor.

UNIVERSITY their most recent work: C. J. Brosnan on American history; C. W. Chenoweth on philosophy and democracy; C. W. Hammar, treatises on friction in physics papers; R. F. Daubenmire and N.J. Gillette, botany; Henry Wilson and Kenneth Hoag, freshman English; Dr. Dorothy Atkinson, modern language articles; and G eoffery G. Coope and John Beckwith, English biographies. Dean J. E. Buchanan first leveled his transit for a California contractor, then worked in a Washington mine before his Idaho student days. He was graduated in C.E. in 1927, with grades that made the registrar blink. After irrigation surveys, research engineering, and other experiences, he returned to Idaho as dean in 1938. The College of Engineering was created in 1907; courses were juggled until the present organization was reached in 1928. Present enrollment is 300. To date a total of 582 bachelor's degrees have been awarded, 30 master's degrees and 11 professional degrees. Department heads include Prof. Henry F. Gauss, mechanical engineering head and ground instructor for CPT training; Prof. Hobart Beresford, ag engineering head; Prof. L. C. Cady, chemical engineering; and Prof. Hugo Johnson, electrical engineering head. Both he and Prof. Gauss have seen many articles in print.

For over thirty years, Dean Iddings has reconciled the practical and book -learning for Idaho aggies. He began as animal husbandry instructor in 1910, became dean in 1918. He is a cosmopolite, has studied ag conditions in sixteen European countries. One of the oldest campus schools, the College of Agriculture was established in 1892. Its extension program was inaugurated in 1914. Popular short courses now offered include dairying, poultry, and a tractor course. Faculty big names include Prof. C . W . Hungerford, of the experiment stations; Prof. H. E. Lattig, assistant dean; J. W. Barber, county agent leader; and Marion Hepworth, home demonstration leader. Long with the college has been Prof. C. W. Hickman, animal husbandry head. Nationally known, Prof. Hickman judges stock at some of the largest fairs in the west. Dean T. S. Kerr of the College of Letters and Sciences specializes in business law and directs the University's largest division of instruction. His two books on business law are used in leading colleges. Graduate of the University of Indiana and the Michigan law school, he was president of the American Business Law Association in 1939. Letters and Sciences professors are agile with their pens ... witness a partial list of

Dean E . J . Iddings B.S., Butler College 1899-1901 Colorad o Agricultural College, 1907 Dean of the College of Ag riculture, 19 15 Director of Experiment Statio n and Director of Extension Division, 1924

Dean T. S . K err A.B., Indiana University 1913 LL.B., University of Michiga n, 1918 Dean and Professor of Political Science, College of Letters and Science, 1938-41

Dean J . E .Buchanan B.S.(C.E.), University of Idaho M.S. (C.E.), University of Idaho Dean of the College of Engineering, 1940

DEANS Civil and criminal cases are more than textbook references to Dean Pendleton Howard, who served for eight years as Assistant District Attorney, New York City. He came here in 1929, has been Dean since '34. Dean Howard took law degrees at Columbia, acted as political science and law lecturer there. He is a member of the American Bar Association, Idaho Bar, and Idaho's Commission on Uniform State Laws. Established in 1909, the College of Law was admitted to the Association of American Law Schools in 1914. In 1925 it was placed on the approved list of schools by the American Bar Association. It gives scientific legal education to intellectually mature students. Department members are Edward M. Shealy- he replaces Prof. A. L. Harding, called by the army-Prof. Bert E. Hopkins, and Prof. Elmer M. Million. Shealy holds degrees in engineering and law, practiced in Wisconsin before coming here. Prof. Hopkins took degrees at Wisconsin, Yale, and Columbia. Prof. Million has his LL.B. from Oklahoma, and J.S.D. from Yale.

Created in 1917, the School of Mines finds it hard to supply enough graduates to meet

calls of leading firms. Special attention is now being given to research in alloys used in national defense. Instructors: Prof. Joseph Newton, metallurgist, has authored an outstanding text in "Introduction to Metallurgy." Prof. W. W. Staley's "Introduction to Mine Surveying" is widely accepted. His pamphlets on placer mining are best sellers. Dr. J. D. Forrester, geologist, acquired extensive experience with Anaconda Copper before coming here. Prof. Vernon E. Scheid serves the U. S. geological survey during summers and is an outstanding instructor nine months of the year. Dr. John A. Wilson, youngest member of the staff, deals with the "oldest" subjectpaleontology. Tall, dignified Dean Dwight Jeffers directs the Bunyan boys who congregate here from many states. He came here in 1935 from the University of Washington to be dean. He took his doctor's degree from Yale. Forestry became an independent school in 1917. Idaho ranks among top-notch accredited schools in forestry, and around 50 per cent of forestry's enrollment comes from out of the State.

Dean A. W. Fahrenwald of the School of Mines is justly proud of his instructors. "Right now we have the best staff in the history of our school,'' he opines. ''We published last year more research than any other school in the West.' '

Dean Pendleto n H oward B.A. dnd LL.B., University of Texds M.A. dnd Ph.D., Columbia University Dean of the College of Law, 1934

Dean A . W. Fahrenwald Eng. Metallurgy, South Dakota School of Mines 1916 E.M., New Mexico School of Mines, 1916 Dean of Mining School, 1935

Dean D. S . Jeffers A.B., Illinois Wesleyan University 1906 M.F., Yale University Forestry Schooll9ll Ph.D., Yale University Graduate School 1935 Dean of School of Forestry 1935

UNIVERSITY Faculty: Dr. John Ehrlich, graduate of Cornell, present Forest Pathology head, who coxswained Cornell crews while an undergraduate, took his doctor's degree at Harvard. He spent fourteen months at the Tue Gardens, London. Dr. Vernon Young and Dr. Henry White are both in professorial infancy, having been here only several years. A graduate of Utah Agricultural College, Dr. Young got his Ph.D. at Minnesota. Dr. White took his doctor's degree from McGill University at Montreal.

Dean Ralph H. Farmer of the School of Business Administration may not have a lot of money, but he knows his subject. Banking is his pet, and he has served several summers on the faculty of the University of Washington's school for bank officers. Economics was his major at Oberlin. Business School faculty members have turned publisher. Their ''Idaho Economic Bulletin," monthly paper containing Idaho business statistics, also carries each month an article by one of the faculty. Dr. Erwin Graue, a graduate and Cornell Ph.D. Experience: With leading eastern co-ops and a railroad before going into teaching. His papers in economic journals are widely read. W. J. Wilde, accounting professor, is a member of the Idaho board of CPA examiners. Utah and California are his schools. Dr. W. E. Folz, an Illinois Ph.D., worked on statistics for the Rural Resettlement Administration before coming to Moscow. William Moore, labor authority writes and advises concerning national and local labor organizations.

Frosh English instructors grade innumerable reviews each year of Dean J. F. Messenger's book, "The Art of Going to College." He finds time to chat freely with his aspiring pedagogues and advises those who are not teaching. He thinks the growth of graduate work "very significant." The dean studied at Kansas, received subsequent degrees at Harvard and Columbia. Education was established as a school in 1920 and has since grown steadily. Over twenty-eight states sent graduates to the last summer session for work in the School of Education. Head of the placement bureau is Prof. Bernice McCoy, once a war-time social service worker. Other faculty heads include Prof. Ralph D. Russell, Prof. Wayne Smith, Prof. J. W. Barton, and Allan C. Lemon.

Dean J. F . Messe nge r

A.B., University of Kansas, 1895 A.M., Columbia University, 1903 Dea n of School of Education 1931

Versatile Dean C. W. Hungerford directs thirty-five departments in the graduate school; in spare moments he acts as "red cross man" for Idaho farmers' plant ills.

Dean R . H . F arme r

A.B., Oberlin College Dean of the School of Business Adminis路 tration 1928

Dean C . W . H unger ford

B.S., Upper Iowa University, 1910 M.S., University of Wisconsin, 1915 Ph.D., University of Wisconsin 1925 Dean of Graduate School 1931

DEANS Coming here in 1919, as a Wisconsin Ph.D., he served on a committee of research and graduate study until named first dean of the graduate school in 1931. He organized the plant pathology department. Largest enrollment in the graduate school was 463, in the summer of 1939. For the past two summers more than one-half the total enrollment has been in the graduate school. Founded in 1925, it had no dean until 1931. The dean is aided by a faculty council of six: Dean J. F. Messenger, School of Education; Dean A. W. Fahrenwald, School of Mines; Prof. L. C. Cady, Chemistry; Dr. John Ehrlich, Forestry; Dr. Erwin G ra ue, Economics; and Ella Olesen, Registrar.

Dean of Women Beatrice Olson likes her job, and takes an intense interest in the problems of Idaho's 800-some women. She firmly believes in the modern concept-a counsellor rather than a disciplinarian. She took degrees at North Dakota and Chicago. Among the membership shingles she owns are those of Phi Beta Kappa, Mortar Board, and National Education Association. Dean Olson takes an active interest in Alpha Lambda Delta, underclasswomen' s scholastic society, and sends personal letters of congratulation to parents of women who make the grade. Herbert J. Wunder l ich, personable, aggressive Dean of Men, is emphasizing the "confidant" function of his job. His steady stream of gentleman callers have many problems, chief of which are finances, quitting school, joining the army, girls .. . of course ... and jobs. As head of one big campus employment center he sifts out deserving students for the limited N.Y.A. jobs. Eight more committees get a share of his time, including the University Draft Board chairmanship. From civic bodies, high schools, and other Idaho groups come requests for commencement addresses and after-dinner speeches. The dean speaks extemporaneously and colorfully.

Dean J. G. Eldridge celebrates this year his fortieth anniversary of teaching on the Idaho campus. He is truly the "Dean" of all Idaho; his warm personality has been known the University over for the entire 40 years. Clear of eye and sprightly as ever, he is good for many more years before having "Emeritus" tacked to his title. Dean of the University faculty, head of the modern languages department, he delights in varying the academic diet he feeds to his linguists. He reads widely, "more than I should." He loves to cultivate flowers, go to Yale class reunions, explore further into the Gothic, old French, and high German.

Dean J . G . Eldridge B.A., Yale University 1896 M.A., Yale University Ph.D., Yale University 1906 Dean of University Faculty 1930

Dean Beatr ice Olso n A.B., University of North Dakota M.A., University of Chicago Dean of Women 1938

Dean H. J . Wunderlich B.A., University of Idaho 1928 M.A., Harvard University 1934 Administrative Secretary and Dean of Men 1938

STUDENT

LESLIE McCARTHY PRESIDENT AS U I

Anne Little, Secretary

ltalo Caccia, Vice President

Leslie McCarthy, shiny-domed law student from Bonners Ferry, calls the signals this year as president of the ASUI. Head man of the Independent party, he is a good politician as well as parliamentarian. His "hatchet man" is Dick Greiner, hall ward-boss. McCarthy gives freely of his time to a non-pay job. He's very happy at the way this year's board has to a man put parly politic3 asid3 when important issues are debated and based its action on principles, not personalities.

B O DY OFFICERS Democracy speaks once a year in the ASUI elections. The result has been for the past two years an evenly divided executive board- five to four-insuring thorough debate and investigation when the board acts on behalf of the student electors. Every function of the ASUI some time or another is under the scrutiny of the hard working executive board.

Zingale Langland

Maguire, Acuff, Erickson, Eberhard, Little, President McCarthy, Atkinson, Pier, Dean Jeffers, Mix, Caccia; standing, Johnston

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD - President

Leslie McCarthy Earl Acuff

Milton Eberhard

Anne Little

Charles Atkinson

Neyva Erickson

Jane Pier

Italo Caccia

Howard Langland

Sam Zingale

EX路OFFICIO Dean D. S. Jeffers

G. L. Mix

Advisor

Bill Johnston -

Argonaut Editor

Graduate Manager

Ann Maguire

AWS President

GRADUATE MANA G ER'S Graduate Manager Gale Mix, the man who holds the ASUI purse strings, has crusaded successfully to wipe out the organization's deficit. He budgets and oversees the expenditures of thirty departments, which cover every phase of student activity. Stacked together, the $8.50 ASUI fees paid by every student each semester amounts to almost half of the $100,000 budget for the school year. The balance comes from income realized from the various activities. Athletics

never pay their way; publications as a whole fare better. The Gem makes about $1,000 a year. Football receipts last fall were very disappointing, and drew on ''the general fund for unbudgeted expenses" quite heavily. Basketball, figured to realize about half of its expenses, did better than anticipated. Baseball and track are practically "on the house." Paid admissions are few. Community concerts took $1,250-about 50 cents per year per student. The townspeople pay $5.00. The golf course dips into ASUI funds to the tune of $1,000, as does the Pep Band budget- mostly trips with the football team and a little to finance its annual show. The office staff publishes the budget regularly to show the "stockholders" where their money is going.

Pe rry C ulp, Director of Publicity for ASUI

CREW

A. S. U. I. A C T I V I T I E S

Perry Culp, ASUI publicity man, hands out press releases concerning athletic and other events staged by the Associated Students. He supervises all publications-Argonaut, Gem, Handbook, football programs, drama and concert programs. He is the ''leg man" who arranges details for important student body events. Bob Snyder, journalism senior, helps in the publicity. Maria Raphael Smith and Helen Rowley, graduate and student respectively, put their bosses' thoughts into words. Their only vices ... drinking cokes at tea time. The ASUI, like many democracies, preserves the fiction that it is run directly by its undergraduate members. In matters of student government this is correct, but in matters of budget, finance, policy, support of activities, the graduate manager says ''yes'' or "no."

Robert Snyder Assistant Director of Publicity

Helen Rowley, Maria Raphael Smith Office Staff

ASSOCIATED all freshmen and other new women entering for the first time. Stationed at various places over the campus, they render valuable help to neophytes. Freshman orientation is continued after the first week in school, under the direction of AWS. A pamphlet, "Coed Code," is published each year. The 1940-41 number, under the editorship of Emma Batt, is typical. It includes rules, activities, honoraries, fashion notes, social hints, and the AWS constitution, in a friendly 40-page booklet. Sample jewels of wisdom from this freshman wiser-upper: ''Loyalty to your class is a good trait, but two years in the same class is overdoing it." "A pressing date requires well-pressed clothes.'' "Definition for a campus leader: 'Natural enthusiasm of a freshman plus high ideals and hard work'."

Associated Women Students, governing body for undergraduate women, is their "law." Campus women make their regulations more palatable by enforcing them through this, the organization that includes every girl registered at the University. Under the direction of smart, active Ann Maguire, president, AWS councilors assist

A WS Executive Board Ne yva Erickson, Evelyn Q uinn, Mabel Ayres, President Ann Mag ui re, Ja ne Pier

WOMEN STUDENTS Women of the AWS stage a bazaar-type carnival every spring. Leading women's organizations of the campus operate concessions and split the proceeds with the Associated Women, who oversee the whole show. Since its revival last year, the carnival seems destined to be an annual affair again. The AWS share of the winnings goes toward the building of a cabin on Moscow mountain that will be a women's recreation center. Among activities on the educational side was a three-day vocational conference at which Miss Florence Jackson of Boston, lecturer at Wellesley College, was the guest councilor. Patty Berg visited the campus last fall and played an exhibition golf match, sponsored by AWS. Women promote an annual Mothers' Day weekend in May. Events include the May Fete, at which honorary pledges are named; Taps and Terps, a dance recital; and a tea given for all mothers.

Idaho AWS heads attend national conventions of similar bodies to exchange opinions and new ideas. This year President Ann Maguire and President-elect Mabel Ayres went to Texas Tech, at Lubbock, Texas, for the gathering.

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Sweeping class elections without competition, the independents controlled senior class activities for the second consecutive year. Biggest social event of the year was the Senior Ball held on December 7. Lavish decorations turned the S.U. B. ballroom into the frozen north. After this gala affair the well-behaved seniors and their officers sit tight until June, when they will emerge from behind their books for Baccalaureate and Commencement.

RUSH

MONTGOMERY

HOWARD

ELDRIDGE

BASKETT

HOOPES

BARR

KIDWELL

Senior Class Officers . . . First Semester

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

KIRK RUSH

EMORY HOWARD

MARGARET MONTGOMERY

FRANK ELDRIDGE

Senior Class Officers ... Second Semester

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

HUGH HOOPES

RONA LD BASKETT

PEGGY BARR

VERN KIDWELL

s E N I 0 R s NEYVA ERICKSON

Augus t William Abrahamso n Earl Acuff Eileen E . Adair B.S.(Ext.lnd.); L ewiston H igh B.S.(Ed.); Page High School; AlB.S.(Ed.); Lewis and Clark High School; Lewiston State Normal: pha Tau Omega; "1" Club; Blue School, Spokane, Washing_ton; Sigma Al pha Epsilon: Silver Key. Kappa Alpha Theta; Gem 3; Taps Lance: Blue Key; Interfraternity and Terps Chairman I; UniverCoun cil, President 4: Gem 1-2-3. sity Singers 1-2-3; Westminster Asst. Business Manager 3: Per· Guild I; Panhellenic 4; House shing Rille s; Int ercollegiate President 4. Knights; Blue Bucket 1-2; Assembly Chairman, Sophomore Holy Day 2.

Lillie Bee Addington Ted Ar thur Ahlm. William Fort Alcorn B.S.(Bus.); Coeur d'Alene High B.S.(Min.Eng.); Buhl High School; B.S.(Agr.); C larksdale High School: Ridenbaugh Hall; UniverLambda Chi Alpha; Sigma GamSchool, Clarksdale, Mississippi; sity Singers; University Concert ma Epsilon. University of California; Lambda Band 3-4; Un1versity Orchestra 3. Chi Alpha; High Honors 2-3; Scabbard and Blade; Blue Key; Pershing Rilles; Pi Rho Zeta; Universiiy Rille Club; Minor "1" Club; Rifle Team 1-2-3-4; Argo· naut 1-2·3: Blue Bucket 3; AllMilitary Ball Chairman 4.

Mary Alice Alford Ronald L ewie Alle n B.A. (Jour.); Lewiston High School; B.S. (Ed.); Glenns Ferry High Mills College; Gamma Phi Beta; School; Albion State Normal; H1gh Honors 2-3-4; Theta Sigma, Lindley Hall; Pem C lub, PresiPresident 4; Cardmal Key; Argodent; Independent Council. naut 2-3-4, Society Editor 3: Copy Desk Editor 4; Editor of Co-ed Argonaut 2; Gem 2; Blue Bucket 2; Westminster Guild 2.

Robert E. Am.ende B.S.(Ed.); Albion High School; Tau Mem Aleph; Pem Club.

Irving Alterwein

B.S.(Bus.); Brooklyn High School. Brooklyn, New York; Major "1" Club; Minor " 1" C lub.

Audrey Em illy Anderso n Cha ce Anderson B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Ed.); Twin Falls High School; Dalda Tau Gamma; Kappa Phi ChrismM Hall; "1" Club. 1-2-3-4; University Singers 3.

GuyAndenon Juanita Ruth Anderson Patricia Jean Anderson B.S.(Agr.); Palouse High School. B.S.( M us.Ed); Nampa High B.A.(Eur.Hisl.); Sandpoint High Palouse, Washington; Chrisman School; Dalda Tau Gamma; Kappa School; Alpha Ph1; St. Mark' s Hall. Delta Pi; Treble Clef Club; Inter· Guild 3; University Stngers 1-2; Church Council 4. Pep Band Show 4.

Robert Andrews Ruth M arian Armatrong Everett W. Arndt B.S.(Bus.); Caldwell H1gh School; B.A.(Jour.); Rupert High School· B.S.(E.E.): Sandpoint High Beta Theto Pi: Scabbard and Forney Hall; University Singers School: Campus Club; S1gma Blade; Foil and Mask; Blue Buck2-3·4: Argonaut 2. Tau; A.I.E.E.; Idaho Enginesr 2et 1-2; Chairman Military Ball 4. 3-4.

Thomas A . Arnold Charles Atkin s on Va n T. Auatin B.S.(Chem.E.); Kimberly High B.S .(Ed.); Pocatello Hi~h School B.S.(Ed.); Kellogg H1gh School; ~chool; Utah Stale Agricultural U.I.S.B.: Blue Key; '1" Club; Bet<' Thet" Pt. C'..ollege; Lindley Hall: A.l.Ch.E.; A.S .U.l. Executive Board; LambSigma Tau. da Delta Sigma; "1" Club President; Blue Key, Vice-President.

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Eleanor G. Axte ll Virginia Aylo r Edward 0. Bailey B.A.; Moscow Hlqh School; KopP'I B. A.; Burley High School; U.l. B.S.(For.); Shendan Hiqh School, Alpha Theto; Spur; ArqoMut 1·2 S.B.; University of Nevada; Delta Sheridan, W yoming; Wtlliam Gem 2-3; Daldo Tau Gommo• Delta Delto; Curtain; University Jewell Co!leqe, Kansoa City, MiaPresldent3; Women's "I" C lub 4; Singers 3-4; Canterbury Guild. eouri; Chrisman Hall; Xt Sigma W.A.A. 1-2·3·4, Execullve Softrd PI, Vice-President 4 . 2-3; Westminster Guild 1-2·3-4; Frosh Hondbook, Aaaociate Editor 3; lntMmural Debate 1·2; University Singers 1-2; Treble Clef 4; PemClub.

Winfred Baker H arry B ept y W llliatn Bari beau B.S.(Bus.); Potlotch Hiqh School; B.S.(Met.E.); V!ctorio High School, B.S.(For.); Enderlin Htqh School, Willis Sweet Hall . VIctoria, B.C. Enderlin. North Da kota

P eggy Barr H u b ert Barton R onald Bask ett B.S.(Ed.); Namp~~ High School; B.S (Pre-Med.)· Coeur d'Alene B.S.(Aqr.); Nezperce Hiqh School; Colleqe of Idaho; O..lda Tau Gam· H1gh Sch ol. L1ndley Hall. ma. National President 4. VicePresident 3; H1gh Honora 2-3 Kapp~~ Delta P,; Independent Council, Secretary; University Singer&.

E mma M a y Batt LaVern Clark B ell E•a May Bennett B.A.Oour.); Wald.. r High School· B.S.(F,fl B"rlry H~gh School; B.S.(Ed.), Deary Htqh School: Alpha Ph1; MorlM Softrd, Secre· S1gm" Cha ll•qh Honan 2; LambRidenb<lugh Hall. IMy; Spur; Thet<t Siqma, Secre da DPII<t S1qma; "I" Club; Pem tory; Roqer Wilhnma Club 1-2; Club; Minor "I" Club; " I" Club W .A.A. I; University Singers I; Ball Ch<linMn. Argonaut 1-3·4 , G'"" 3; Chairmoo of Holly Day S..renode 2; A. W.S. Council 4; Ed1tor of A.W .S. Handbook; Co-Chairman of Pub· lidty for Junior Weok, House President 4· Blue Buck t 3

Kenne th M . Bezold B.S.(Ed.); Moseow Hiqh School; Alp ha Phi Omeqa, S. cretMy 3, Pres1dent 4 .

Wayne B irch B.S.; St Anthony Hig h School; ldoho Clul-

Helen F ..... B ithall

Tharon Blaiadell Ru L . B lodgett B.S (Ed ) M<JI<Id H~gh School B.S.(Aqr · Mo..-ow Hiqh School Albion State Normal; lJndlay Tau M<'m Aleph; Ht9h Honore 3, Hall. Ag Club 2-3-4· Agronomy Judq tnq Team Judge 4: Tau Mem Aleph. Treasure r 4 .

B S.(Bus.); Firth Hlqh School U.l. S.B.; Alpha Phi, Ph Chi Theta, V1oe-President; w .A A. Execuhve Board; lnternollonal Relations Club 3-4; Un!ver lty Smqere 3.

Marc Boles fl.S.(Bus.); Moscow l!!qh School.

Katharine Birchmler B.S.(H.Ec.); Moscow Htqh School; O..lda Tau Gamma: Home F.conomica Club; Umvera1 ty S1nq..re; Tar- and Terps; Treble Clef.

H elen M iller Bond M ary L ouise Bo well B.S.(H.Ec.); Twin Falls H ig h B.A.; Bonners Fe rry School; Al pha Phi; Home Ec Club Kllppll Alpha Th<>ta; 1-2·3-4, K<tpp" Phi 2·3·4; Tor• I; W .A .A. 1-2-3; and Terpe; W .A.A. 1-2; UnivE>r· Westminster Guild sity Smgore 2: GPm I. oily Stn(jen.

Haqh School; Hlqh Honors Argonaut I; 1-2· Untver·

E dwin B owker B.S.(Ed .); Moscow High School.

Bufford Boyd B.S.(F'or.); Nezperce High School.

Irnogon R. Boyer B.S.; Lewis and C l .,rk Hiqh School, Spok.,ne, Washington; Kappa Kappa G"mma; Phi Upsi· lon Omicron; Home Ec Club 1-2· 3; Gem 2; Argonaut 2-3; University Singers 3; A.W.S. 2-3-4.

R ay H. B ran o m John L . Bratten Eugene Br.oon B.S.(Bus.); Sonnen! Ferry H!gh B.S.(Aqr.); LOng Beach High B.S. (For.); Columbus High Schocl, School; Willis S weet Hall: "I" School, Long !leach. Cahfornia; Columbis, Ohio Club. Willi• Sweet Hall.

Willi• E . B rewer B.S.(Acc.); Wallace High School: Beta Theta Pi.

F loyd B roadhead B.S.(Agr.); Rupert Hig h Schoo1; Idaho Club.

Douglas Brown B.S.(Geol.); Caldwell High School.

H arold D , Brown B.S.(M E.); Pocatello High School; U.l.S.B.; Campus Club; A.S.M.E.; Associated Eng'neers.

lne:& Brow n

John H. Brown B.S.(Chem.E.); Moscow High School; Phi Della Theta.

B.A.(Soc.); Madison High School, Rexburg; Alpha Chi Omeqa; P.mhellenic. President 4, Secretary 3; Feature Editor Co-ed Argonaut 2-3: Blue Buc \ et I.

R o bert Co•ey Brown R obert H. Brown B.S.(C.E.); Boise High School; B.S.; Coeur d'Alene High School; Boise Jun•or College: Htgh Hon· Idaho Club; Ag Club. ors 2-3; Associated Engineer«; A. S.C.E., Secretary 4, Vice-PMsi· dent3.

William Brown B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School Phi Dalia Theta.

D o nald D. Buckingham J ack B u Hat Jam• W . Buttcane B.A.(Soc.); Englewood High B.S.(For.); Poc.,tello High School; B.S.(Ed.); Blackfoot High School; School, Englewood, Colorado. U.I.S.B.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ricks College; Lindley Hall; Phi Associated Foresters; Argonaut 2; Mu Alpha; Lambda Della Sigma; Idaho Forester 2; Canterbury SoVandaleers. ciety.

H elen Buttram Edgar Butta Italo Caccia B.S.(H.Ec.); Ha·ley Htgh School; B.S.(M.E.); Elkhart High School, B.S.(Ed.); Pocatello Htgh School; Umversoty of Washmgton, Kappa Elkhart, Kansas; Sigma Tau, Vice· U.I.S.B.; Chrisman Ha 11; Blue Alpha Theta; Westminster Guild President 4; A.S.M.E., President Key; "1" Club; A.S.U.I.. Execu· I; Gem I, 3-4; W.A.A. I; Argo4; Associated Engineers 1-2-3·4; tive Board 3·4: A.S.U .J., Vicen.,ut I. Idaho Cloud Clippers 3-4. President 4; Hall President 4.

D udley Cameron B. S. (Ed.); C hallis High School.

John Joseph Canning B.S.(Me t.E.); Boise High School; Boise Junior Colleqe; Sigma Cht; Idaho Cloud Cllppars; Associated

Howard Carponter B.A.; Salmon Hlqh School; U.l. S.B.; W illis Sweet Hall; Curtain.

Miners.

W illiam Caatagneto Sue Cherry M arjorie ChMter B.A.; Nampa High School; Phi B.S.; Alexander Homillon High B.A.; Pocatello Htqh School; U.l. Della Theta. School, Loa Angeles, California; S.B.; Forney Hall; Kappa Phi. U.C.L.A .; Gamma Pht Beta.

M arvin Chouinard Wallace Victor Christen.un B.S.(For.l; Oakville Union Htqh B.A.Oour.); Sooo Htgh School, School, Oakvil!e, Washtnqton; Soco, Montano; W illis Sweet Hall; Willis Sweet Hall; Minor " ! " S1gma Del!a; Argonaut 2·3. Club; Ida ho Forester.

M yrl Clark B.S.(Agr.); Bolee Htgh School. Tau Kappa Eptrilon; Sciobbard and Blade 3·4: Ag Club 1·2·3, Pres•· dent 4; Senior Ball Co·Choor· man 4 .

Ru,..ell C loninger B.S. <For); Avery Hiqh School.

Lau r a A neataaia Cobb Al be rt Cohen B.S.(H.Ec.): Cu 1ck H1gh Sehoul, B.S. (Bus.)· lames Madison H1gh Cusick. WashollCJion: Kappa AI School, Brooklyn, New York. pha Thet.o; Phi Upailon Omicron, Hom& Ec Club; Newman Club; University Alnqers 3-4; Argonaut I; Gem 1·2.

J ohn W . Compton B.S.(Bus.); East Orange H1qh School, Eaot Orange. New Jeuny, Teu Lippa Ep.ilon; Alpha Kar pa

Robert G. Cook B.S. Bus .). St Maries High School, Phi GomtM Delta; Hell Olvera.

PG.

Archie M . Cook e B.S.(Met.Enq ), Franlthn H1gh School. Portl~nd. Oreqon; Roed Colleqe; Wl1111 Sweet Holl: High Honors 3; A .J.M.E.; Assoc1<1led Miners.

J ohn Copeland B.S.(Bua.); Warren High School, Wa.,..n. Ohto; Stqma Nu.

Chari• Cotto n E ..ratt L . Cox B.S.; Lonqv,ew High School. B.S.IC.E.); Granq e ville High Lonqvlew, W<1shmgton. School; W1lh• Sw...,t Hall; A~ CJoted Enq1neera 1·2·3-4; Ameri· can Society of Civil Engm-n 1·2·3.

Sydna Co x G eorge J ohn Crea Donald L . C!'Q9han B.S.(H .Ec.); Moscow High School; B . S . (Ag r .); Co tton wood Hig h f\.S.(Zool.); Sova nntl High School, Daldo T~u G~mmo; Home Ec School; Wlllta Sweet Hall; A q S<>va nna, Illinois. Club 1·2·3·4, University Stngeu Club; Radio Club; Newman Club 1·2.

F r ank W . C ro we K e nne th E . C rowaer S tewart Alle n Cruickoh a nk B.S.( P re- Med.); Boise High B.S.(M. E.); Gifford High School; B.S (Ag r.); Montour High School : School ;Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Willie S weet Hall; Aaaoctated Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Phi Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade; Enqmeer; American Society o! Chi; A~ C lub; Managers' Club; Pershing Rifle.; Intercollegiate Mechanical Enq1neers. Minor ' I" Club; "I" Club; Intel"' Knig hts, Jun1or Knight; S ki Manfraternity Council 3 -4; Basketball ~ge r 4; Interfraternity Council; Manager 2-3 -4. House President,

Clyde E . C u lp Beatrice P hyllis C urti-. Betty F rances Curtiaa B.S.(Zool.); Moecow High School; B.S.( H . Ec.); K end rick High B.S.( H .Ec.); K e n d r ic k High Phi G amm<> Delt<>; Phi Mu Alpha; School; Forne y Hall; High Honors School; Forney Holl; Highest HonAlpha Epsilon Delta; Pe p Band 2; Home Ec Club; Unive rsity ors 2; High Honors 1; Home Ec 2-3; Argonaut 1-2. Stnqers 2. C lub; University Singers 1·2: Vice President of Ha ll 4 .

R obnt F. De h latrom D ento n D arrow J e m ea Edward Da rst B.S., Boise H1gh School; Beta B S. (Ch em . ); C old w ell High B.S.(For.); Surprisfl Valley H1gh Theta Pi; Phi Mu Alpha. School; Wtllis Sweet Holl; Cur· School, Cedarville, C<>llfomia; lain 2-3·4. Willie Sweet Hall; fd<1ho For· estere.

Kirk Darid Robert J . Daria ErnMt E . Dey B.S. !Pre-Med.), Moocow Hiqh B.S (Bu•.)· North Central H1gh B. A tp, I.S.); Boise H1gh School; School; Phi O.·lt~ Thet<>. School. Spokane, Wa ah1ngton; Bo,se Junior College; Beta Theta Phi Gamma Delta; High Honors P1; Blue Bucket 3. 3; Alpha Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade; Pershing Rtflea; Blue Key, President; Interfraternity Council I, 3-4.

Eu~~t~ne

M . Denney Lynn Dewey B.S.(Agr.); W alder High School; B S.tFor ); Downey High SCheY.>!. Undley H&l; Alpha Zet<>: Alph~ Phi Omeg~; Ao Club; Wesleyan Foundation.

JemesDick B.S. <For.); Soldan High School. St Louis, M1soourl; University of Mluoun; Lindley Hall; Idaho Foresters. Treasurer 4; Foil<>nd Mask, Vtco President 3.

Do uglae Dingle Emery D . Doane Albert H . Dodda B.<;.(Bus.); Coeur d'A!ene High LL.B.: Berkeley High School. B.S.: Sandpoint Hagh School; Sig· Sc-hool; Pha 0..1111 Theta. &•rkeley, C..hfurnla ma Nu: Hell Divers.

Anne Clare Domljan Cherlea R. Donaldaon Herold C . Doyle B.S.(H.Ec.); Kelloqg High School; B.S.; Idaho Falls High School; B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; Forney Hall; Htgh Honors 3: Spur, Willamette Unlversaty; O..lta Tau "("Club; Managers' Club. Vice-Pre..,dent 2: Phi Upsilon O..lt.s; Blue Key; Interfraternity Om1cron, Secretary 3, President Council. Treasure.-, Gem 2-3-4, 4, Mortar Bol!rd; Home Ec Club Aeat. Busmena Manager; Argo1·2-3-4, Historian 2; Newman naut 2 . Club 1-2-3; Blue Bueke! I; Gem 3.

R oland P aul Dragoo B.S.(Aqr.): Nampa High School; Ag Club· Tou Mem Aleph

Da le D ufur Harold Durham B.S.(Met.E.). Gronqeville High B.S.CEr!.); Ponhac High Sch<»l, School; undley Hall. Ponllac, llllnoia.

R obert R . D u rk Gerald W . Elder F ranklin E . Eldridge B.S.(Met.E.): Jerome High School; B.S (Ed ); Priest River High B.S.(Agr.), Fru•!land Htqh School: U.I.S.B.. Compus Club; S:gmo School; Minor "I" Club. McPherson Colleae; Campus Gommo Ep•Hon: A$SOCioted Club; High Honora 2; Alpha Zeta, M 1nera. P,q Club; Vanda!eera; Senior Cla• TrMaurer.

G a la Ann EIEors Georg,. R obb Elliott B.S.(Bua.); Mull.m High School; B.S.(Phya.); Boise High School; Hoys Hall Hiqh Honors 1·2; AI· Phi Gammo Dell... pho Lombdo [)plto; Spur; Cor· d:Ml Key; Phi Chi Theto, Pre.•· dent 4: Arqoncsu! I; Gem 2-3.

R ex E . E n gelking B.S.(F.d.); Albion H1qh School; Albion St~le Normol; Willis Sweet Hall; "I" Club.

Harold Albin E nquist Vlrvinia Erdman N eyva Max ine Ericks on B S 1Bu 1 COAur d' Alene H1qh B.S (Com Ed ), M~d1son Hogh B S (H Ec ); Genesee High S..:h<X>l Lndley Ha 11, President 4. Scht<>l Rt>xburq Delta Gomlllll. So·hoo'. Fornt•Y Hall; Hiqh HonP<~nh~tllenic Counctl; Asst. Bu•i· ora I; Mortar &..rd; Spur; Pht neu Mancsqer, Arqorusu~ W .A.A. Upallon Omicron; Hom<> Ec Cluh; 1·2·3 Blue Bucket 1·2. A.S.U.I. Exoculive &..rd: A.W.S Council :1, Vfoo·Pr...ident 4; lu· nlor Prom Co-Cha•rman; Cia.. Vloe-Prealdm>l 2; Argonaut 2-3; Gem 2-3: University Stnqera.

r ...n& B . EYana B.S.(Psych.); Sondpoint H•qh School; S gmo Nu; Hell O.vers 3-4; lnterlrotemity Council, Vica· Preaodent; Pershing Rifles; Clou Vtce-Preatdent 2; Football M~n eqer I Gem 3. House Pres!dent4.

Jam• • Evana B.S.(Aqr.). Priest River School; O.mpus Club.

Htqh

M ary Low Fahrenwa ld B.S Mo.·"'w H1qh School; Kappa KliPP" Cnmm11. Hlqh Honors 1·2· 3; Spur; Alpha Lambda Dalto; O.rdm4l Key; Koppe Delio Ph~ Hell O.vero 1-2-3-4, Vlce-Prasi· d('nt3; W.A.A 1·2·3, President4: Panhcllenlo Council 3-4; Rille T...,m 1-2-3: Argonaut 1-2; Blue Bucket 2-3: Class Secretory 2; House Proaident 4 .

EniJ'n Failor Grant Wandoll Field Charleo Finne ll B. A.; Spencerville Hiqh School. B.S.(Aqr.). Ammon Hiqh School: B.S (F.d.); Bot.., Hiqh School; Phi Spenrervllle, Ohio; Wittenberg ld~ho Club; Alpha Zeta: Aq C lub Doltn Th..tn College; Hays Hall; Vandol.,..rs; 1·2·3 4; An1m~l Hushandry Judq· WA .A. anq TtMm 4 .

R ichard F iacher J ean F iah e r H a rold R. F iok B A., Coeur d'Alene High School; B.S.(F'or.); Peorto High School, B.S.(Aqr.); PMm~ High School; Sigma Chi . Poorll\, llhnols. Alphll Tau Omeqa; M1nor "I" Club; Aq Club; Scabbard and Blad e; House Preeldent 4.

Jack Fitzpatricl· G r adullle; A nacondll High School; Sigrn!l Nu; Phi Mu Alpha; Silver Lance; Blue Key; Newman Club; Pep Blind Leader.

Lyle Forgey B.S.(For.); Spokane, Washington; Willis Sweet Hllll.

M a rion Jane Fowler B. A. (Hisl.); B lllc k loo t High School; Alpha Phi; Home Ec Club; W .A.A. 1-2; Gem I.

Francia FowlM, Jr. William Fox Ray R . Fowler B.A.; Challis High School; Willis B.S.(Bus.); Ogden High School; B.S.(Bus.); Teton High School; Phi Gamma Delta; Blue Key; Sweet Hall. L.D.S. House; Alpha KliPP" Psi; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Phi Lllmbda Delta Sigma; Junior As· Chi; Sophomore Assembly Chairsembly C o-Chlllrman. man.

Gordon L . Frederic B.S; Coeur d'Alene High School; Cllmpus Club.

Albert Henry Frei David E. Freernsn B.S.(Bus.); Coeur d'Alene High M . A .(Bua. ); Fe rdinand High School; St. Mll rlin's College School; North Idaho Junior Col· Chrisman Hall; Newmlln Club. lege; Eastern W ashinS!ton College o! Education; Minor · I" Club.

Mary Gauoa Harold Fritech Johns Fuschs B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Agr ); Edwllll High School, Graduate; C o ttonwo od High Delta Gamma; W .A.A .. Executive Edwllll, Washington; Lindley School. Board, Secretary 3; Argonllut I, Hall; Ag Club; O..iry Products 2-4. Circulation Manager 4; Gem Judging Team 4. 1-2; Blue Bucket 3.

Larry Gillett Syk• R . Gilbe rt Beth Gedd• B.S.(Agr.); Declo High School; B.S.(For.); Burr & Burton SemiB.S.(Ed.); Preston High School; Lindley Hall; Lambda Delta Stgnary, Manchester, Vermont; AnU.S.A .C.; Alpha Chi Omegll; tioch College; Chrisman Hall; mll; AgClub. Curtftin; Lllmbdll Deltll Sigma; Associated Foresters 4; Ski Team Vllrslty Debate 3.

Bedar Din Goral Gle nn C . Gordon LaUNnce Goebel M.S.(Agron.); D.B. Htgh School, B.S.(C.E.);_Wardner-Kellogg High B.A .; Sentinel Hiq_h School, SenNakodar, Jullundur, Pu!ljllb, InSchool; Lmrlle y Hall; A.S.C.E.; tinel Butte. North Dakota. dill; Sacrllmento Junior College; A.R.B.A.; Associated Engineers Panhandle A.M. Council4.

Jan\e& Gralow John Graifernberg Richard K enne th Gorton B.S.(M.E.); Boise High School. B.S.(Geol.); Wa llace High School; B.S.(Pre-Med.); Sod ll Springs Lllmbda Chi Alpha. High School; KappG Sigma.

John Gray Harry R o bert Gruer B.S.(Ag r.); Senn Hig h School; B.S.(B,.s.); Harden Loke High Chicogo, Illinois; Slgmo A!ph a School; Delio Chi. E~ilon; Ag Oub; Cloud Clippers.

R a ymo nd Greene

LL.B.; Hill Mllitory Acade my, Mackoy, Idaho: Phi Gommo Delta.

M a rion GreU

B.A.(Ger.); Sl. Boniface High School, Uniontown. Washington; Washington Stole College; Hayo Hall; Newman Club; DeSmet Club 1·2·3; O oss Treasurer 3 ; Inlro· murol Debote; Unive rsity Sinqors 2·3·4; W.A.A.; lndC'pendent Student Council; Jnternol!onol Relollona 1-2: Holl Preoir!enl.

Keith C . Greave. B.S. (Bua.); Preston High School; Idaho Oub; Alpho Kapfl<l Psi, Executive Board 3; Independent Council 2-3-4; Election Board 2-4.

Richard Rayorne Greine r LL.B.; Horrloon High School; Willis Sweet Holl; Bench and

& r.

Donald JarnM Hagedorn M ary Grun e wald Alvin T . Hadley B.S. (Agr.); Moscow High School; B. A.; Nezperoe High School; Hays BS.(Agr.): Rockland High School; Phi Go mma Delta; Hig hest Hon· Compus Oub; Alpho Phi Chi; Hall; High Honora 2-3; Argo· ors 4; High Honors 3; Alpho Ze to. Lombda Delta Sigmo; Ag C lub; naul 2. President 4; Alpha Phi O mega; Independe nt Counc il 3 -4; Ani mol Ag C lub; Argonaut 1-2; Gem 1-2Husbandry Judging Team 3 -4. 3 -4, A..t. Busmess Manoqor 4; Gem Award 2-3-4; Ag Oub &II Chairman 3; Little International Chairman.

Mary Hall Herohel Hall Ardith Adelia Hall B.S.(Agr.); Pretlon High School; B.S.(H.Ec.); Moscow High School. B. S. (Bus. ); McCammon High Campus Club. Sch oo l; U . I.S . B.; Ridenbaugh Ha ll: Lombdo Delio Sigmo: Uni· vertJIY Singers.

Ellyne Hallman

~~..:, ~::,~• High School: Delio

~a-n

B.S.(Ag.); Shelley High School.

Ronnl• Harria

B.S. (Ed.): Idaho Falls Hiqh School; Kapfl<l Siqmo; Scobbord Md Blodft; "I" Oub; C lass Pres! dent!.

R o bert Scott HamUton Kenneth Karl H anford B.S.(E.E.); Boioe High School B. S.( Pre Med); B o11e H ogh Boooe Junior Coli-; Lombda Chi School; BoJunior College; Alpho; Asaociated Enqtneen 2 -3 Lombda Chi Alpha; Alpha Ep&l· 4; Americon lnotttute of Electrical Jon Delta; House President. Engineers 2·3 -4; President. Idaho Branch, Electrical Engineers 4 .

Fred G . Harrie R o bert W . Harrl.o B.S.(Bus.); John Monhall Htgh B.S.(For.); Huron Hig h School, School. Hollywood, Cahfomia; Huron. South Dakota; Huron College; Delta Tau Delta; Curtain; W illis Sweet Hall; Pershing Riflea; Idaho Fo resters: House President l nlercoUeqiote Knights; Junior Knight, Royol Duke; Blue Key; 3; Gem 1-2 -3; Universoty Singers I Independent Councol; Preatdent W tlllo Sweet Hall 4; Oass Secte· tory 2: Oasa Preaident 3 .

Walter Harrie B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School.

Jake Harohbarqer B.S.; Ashton High School; Chris· man Hall: Alpha Epsilon Delto; Curiam, Preoident of A F.D. 4

Paul H arvey Glenn H a rward B.S.(Aqr.); New Plymouth High B.S.; Blackfoot High School S.·h< ol

M o n roe Heasley B.S.(Bus.); Lewiston Hig h School.

X..Ray C . H e ick M aynard H e len Phyllle K . H einer B.S. I F.d .) Mooc:ow High School; B.S.(Ed.), Sandpoint High School: B.S.(Mua.Ed.), Sandpoint High Phi Mu Alpha; Vandaleers 3 -4; Phi Della Theta; "I" a ub. School: St. 01"1 College; Forney Univenlty Singflrs 1-2-3-4. Hall· S:qma Alpha Iota; W .A.A. Council; Dr~~mahca 3-4 .

Eulalne He lmer<~ De nnie H B S. Pre Med.); Moscow High B.S (Fo r ) P• catello Hiqb School. & h •I; Gamma Phi &!a; H;gheot Honon~l·2. High Honors 3: Alpha lAmbda Dolta, Secretary 3; KapPII Phi; Dalda Tau Gamma.

R obert Evan H lggine B.S.(Aqr.) Rupo-rt H1gh School; Lindley Ha ll; Ag aut Agronomy Judging Team 4.

Fay Hiller Eda Martha Hillma n Otle N . Hilton B S (F..d ); Waukoah" Hi9h School, B. A , &. "" Higl School; Delta B S.(Ed.), Me"" High School. W aul:osha, Wuoc:onsin; Delta Delta 1 1 Mena. Ark"""" . Scabbard and Dolta; Spur: Hell Divers; W .A .A .; Blftde; ''I" auh; Class PreoiArqonaut, Feature F.dltor 2: Drum Gutld 1-2-3-4; W.A.A.; Interdent3. Ma orella :3, Pep Band Show I; church Council 4; Tops and Arqonaul1·2 Terpe I.

:;:~~. ~~ or~i~~t./ e~:::'t"n'!t:;

Arthur Hl....,hler B.S (Pre-Med.); Baker High School. Baker. Oregon.

Jaok B. Hltt Barbara Hoge B.S.(Ed ), Malt" Htqh School; AlB.S.(Ed.) Pinqr&e High School. bion Stale Normal; Campus Club, Preslden~ Htoh Honora 3 -4; AI· pha Phi Chi, Asst. Proctor of Campusauh.

Otho E. Holmee Roy T. Honelnger Hugh Hoop• B S CF.d ); W ilmington High B.S.CBot.); Rupert Htgh School; B.S.(Aqr ): R..xburq Hlqh School; S<"hool, Wilmington, Ohio; Idaho Albton SlatA Normal; Chrisman Chrismon H<~ll; Clasa President 4. Club; l!lqh Honors 1-2-3-4; Per· Hall; H~<;~h Honor 3; Hall Presishtnq Rtflt>« Blue Key; Scabbard denl4 and Blade. KaPPII Dell" Pt. Pres!· doni 4; lnteroollegiale Knight; Cadet Colonel. R.O.T.C. 4; Asst. Proctor of Idaho aub 3: aase Vtce-Pre•ldenl 3; Sophomore Holly Day Dane<!~ Chairman.

Irvin L . Hopkine. Charlee H. Horn Orda Hoeklne B S (Com ) ; Pocatello Hiqh B.S.(Min.E.); North Central High B.S.(H.F.c.); !<>rome High School; Schod; Phi Gamma Delta; U.mhSchool, Spok.,ne. Washmgton; Dalla OQilft Dell~t; Home Ec aub dft Dell" Sigmft; "I" Club. Campus Club; ll1qh Honors 1-2-3: 1·2·3·4: A W .S. Council 3·4; Uni· Phi EtC\ S1gma; S1qma Gamma verslly S1ngers 1-2; Gem 4. Epsilon; Aasoclated Mm..rs.

E mory Howard L u lu M ae Hauck B.S.(F.d.); Moecow High School; B.S.(Agr.); Emmett High School; Unive rsity of C..l!fomio: PI Beta Willis Sweet Hall; "I" Club. Pht; High Honors 3; Koppe Delta Pi.

Po t t • r Howard

B.S.(Bus.): Boise Htgh School· Alpha Tau OmOQa.

Grant H umphreys D oria H ungerford Alde n Hull B .S.( A gr .); S t. A nth o ny H B. S( Mu s . Ed. ); Mosco w Hig h B.S.(Bus .) ; Ithaca High School, School; Gamma Phi Beta; Highest School; Utah Sta te Ag ricultural Itha ca, Ne w York; Phi G amma College; LD.S. House;' Alpha Phi Honora 1; High Honoro 2 -3: S1gmo Delta; Silver l..t!nce; Blue Key; Chi 4; Ag Club; Pershing Rilles; Alpha Iota; Alpha l..t!mbda Delta. ln tercollOQiate Knighll; Junior l..t!mbda Delta Sigma 2 -3-4, PresVandoleers; Daldo Tau Gamma; Knight Gem Editor 1941; dent 4; House President 4 . Orchestra.

R uth Ann H unter B.S.(H.Ec.); Rupert Hig h School; Forne y Hall: Independent Council 3·4: Home Ec Club; Vandal· ettea 2; Treble Clef Club 3·4; University Smgers.

R a lph H . H unt B.S.(Bus.); Buhl High School; Alpha Tau O mega; Alpha Koppe Pat: House Presid ent 4 .

O l•nn H u n ter

W illiazn I ngle Graduate; Kendrick H1gh School; Tau Kappa Epsilon.

H owa rd Wilaon J a cky Edwin J . Ja.nkowald B.S.(M1n.E.); Twin Falls High B.S. (For.)· Central H1gh School, School; C..mpus Club; S1qma Cloquet, Mmneaota; St John' • Gom mo Eps ilo n; Associated Universily; Campus Club; Hiqhosl M ine rs. Honora 2-3-4; High Honors I; Xi S1gm11 Pi 3-4: Newman Club 3, TrMsurer 4; Idaho Foresten. 3-4

B.S.(Bus.); North Central High School. Spokane , W&&h ing ton; Beto Theta Pi; Scabbard a nd Blade; Hell Divers, President 3; Minor "I" Club 2-3-4.

Lloyd Harold J a n kin a H elen M . J enaan H e nry J ohnaon B.S.(Bus.); Jerome Hiqh School; B S (H.Ec ); St. Morleo High B.S. (Bu .); Potlat.:h High School School: Hays Hall: Home Ec Club W illis Sweet Hall "I" Club 2 ·3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4. 1-2-3·4: A W.S. Repre88ntatlve 3·4; W.A.A. 3 -4; Independent Counc il 3 ·4.

Fait h Mary John aton Marjorie J ohnaton William Jonnaton B.S.(Pre-Med.); LeWis and Clark B. A.: Twin Falls High School: B. A : Orofino H1g h School: ArgoHigh School, Spokane. WaahinQColorado Wom.,n'• Colleqe. Dennaut F.dator: Phi S.·ta Kappa S1q rna Delta . !on: PI Bet" Pht. ver, Colorado; G a mma Phi Bet.>: Varsity Debate Team 3.

S.tty M . J oice Arthur Jonao Dixon J onu B.A.: Moscow Htgh School; Daldo B.S.(For.); Woonsocke t, Rhode B.S.(For.); Pitman High School, Tou Gommo. Island; Tau Koppe Epsilon . Pitman, Ne w Jeraey.

J oh n E. J ones, Jr. Rollin T. Jones A nthon y K amel evicz Gr8duate; Ke llogg High School; B.S.(Agr.Ec.); M8lad High School; Gradu81e; South Port18nd High Beta Thet8 Pi; High Honors 2·3·4; Willis Sweet Hall; Scabbard and School. South PorU8nd, Maine; Alph8 Ka ppa Psi; Symphony Or· Blode; Ag Club. Delta Chi; "I" C lub. chestra; Concert Band; Alpha Kappa Ps i Aword 2.

Louis S . Karably Patricia Maxine K eeping s Be u lah V. Ke ister B.S.(Geol.Eng.); West Technical B.S.(H.Ec.); Lewis 8nd Cl8rk High B.S.(Ed.); Wall8ce High School; High School. Clevel8nd, Ohio; School. Spokane, Washington; Lewiston Stale Normal; Ha ys Hall; University of Cin c inntt U; Chris Alpha Phi; Phi Upsilon O micron; Pem Club; Id8ho Cloud Clippers; man Ha ll; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Home Ec C lub I , 3·4, VIce-PresiKappa Phi; W .A.A. Secre tary-Treasure r: American dent 2; C8nterbury Society, Pres! · Institute of Min ing a nd Metallurdent 4; W.A.A. 1-2; A.W .S. Repgical Engineers; Associ8ted Min· resent8tive 3; Gem 1-2..:3-4, Asst. ers, Vice -President; Boxing . Business M8n8ger 3.

Beth Elle n Ke lley Darrell K erby Theo Ker l B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; B.S. ( Aqr.) ; S outh wi ck High B.A.; St. P8ul's School, Wall8 D8ld8 Tou Gamma; Treble Clef; School; Alpha Tau Omega. Walla, Washington; W ellesley Vand8leers; University Singers. College; Gamma Phi Beta; Uni· versily Singers.

Vell'l\ Kidwell Mabe l L . King Marjorie Elaine Kingabury B.S.(Bus.); Council High School; B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Ed.); Twin Falls High School; Idaho Club; Alpha Kappa Psi; Northwest Nozare ne College; D81· Delta Gamma; Gem 2; Argonaut Alpha Phi Chi; Scabbard and d8 T8u G8mm8; High Honors 2; I ; W .A.A. I. Bl8de; Minor "I" Club; Rifle Kappa Delta Pi; f'o.ttJc Club; Treble Team 3 -4. Clef.

Leonard Kingaforcl Willian> F . Kinne ar Sus an Elizabeth Klnnay B.S.(Bus.); Grace High School; B.S.(Ed.); Bonners Ferry High B.S. (H . Ec.); Blackfoot High Lindley H811; Lombda Delta Sig· School; Vondaleera; Tau Mem School; Fullerton Junior Colleqe; mo; Junior Class Treasurer. Aleph. Forney Hall; Home Ec Club; Kappa Phi 3 -4.

James R . Klahr Carloe G . Klein Robart Thornu Knoz B.S.(Agr.); Parma High School; B.S.(For.); Central High School, B.S.(Bus.); Emmett High School; U.I.S.B.; Willis Sweet Hall; High Sheboygan, Wisconsin; AssociTau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Honors 3; Ag Club. ated Foresters 3-4, President 4; Pal; Intercollegiate Knights; PerNewman Club 3 -4; Freshmon shing Rilles; Scabbard and Blade; Baseball. Blue Key.

Karl E. Koch B.S.(Bus.); Hammett High School; Boise Junior College; Lombd8 Cht Alph8.

Mary Virginia Koch B.S.(Bus.); Kimberly High School; H8ys Ha ll; Women's Rille Team; Westminster Guild.

Kannath Kofrnehl B.A.; Spokane, Washington; Phi Gamma Delta; Ph i Beta Kap pa; Blue Key.

Fred F . Kondo B.S.(Bu s.); P riest River High School; Lindley Hall; Bench and Bar.

Doria E . Krogh D o n H. Kroker B.A.; Moscow High School; W hit· B.S.(Zo:>l.); Sps ncer H1gh School: worth College, Spokane, W ash· University of Utah. ington; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Argonaut 2; Gem 2; W estminster Guild 2 .

Willard Kunz B.S.(Agr.); Victor High School; Ricks College. Rexburg; Lindley Hall; Pershing Rifles; Lambda Delta Sigma .

AI Kytonen Edwar d Elrnore Lacy B.S.(For.); Ne w Leipzig High B.S.(Eiec.E .); Rupert High School School, Ne w Leipzig, North Da· U.J.S.B.; Highest Honors I; Hiqh kola. Honors 2; Sigma Tau; A.J.E.E.

Laurahelle Booker Lacy B.S.(Ed.); Malad High School: U.I.S.B.; lntemalional Relations 1-2.

Geraldine Laidla w Maxine J. Lange B.S.(H.Ec.); St. Teresa's Acad· B. A.: Moscow High School; For· emy, Boise; University of Califor· ney Hall; University Singers 2-3: nia; Della Gamma; High Honors; W .A.A . 3: Argonaut I. I, 3: Alpha Lambda Delta; Cardinal Key; Phi Upsilon Omicron.

Evelyn Langenwalte r

Vi nce nt J. LaVoie B.A.(Fr.); Lewiston High School; Highest Honors 1·2: High Honors 3: Phi Eta Sigma; Newman Club.

B.S.(H.Ec.): Lewiston High School; Kappa Alpha Theta.

Robert Leeright Pete Leguineche B.A. (Iour.); Rupert High School; LL.B.; Gooding High School. Chrisman Hall; Sigma De11<!; Ar· gonaut 2·3·4, Day Editor 3, M"n· aQing Editor 4; Gem 1·2·3, Sports Editor 4; Chairman Dad's Day 4.

Madeline Lee B.S.(Ed.); Western High School, Washington. D.C.; Unive rsity of Maryland; Della G a mma; New· man Club; lnterna~ional Rela· lions; W.A.A.

Phil Lei bowitz B.S. (Bus.); James Madison High School, Brooklyn, New York; "I" Club 3-4: Minor " I" Club 2·3 ·4: Cross-Country T rac k; Pac1fic Coast Track Team.

WeeleyE. Le'l'i Eldon H. Lindquiet Anne L i ttle B.S.(Pre·Med); Zeeland High B.S.(Eiec.E.): Payette High School; B.S.(H.Ec.); Emmett High School: School, Zeeland, North Dakota: Parks Air College; Siqma Alpha Delta Gamma· Highest Honors I; U.I.S.B. Epsilon: A.I.E.E.; Rifle Club. A Iph a Lambda Delta, President 2 Advisor 3; Phi Upsilon Omicron 2-3·4: Spur; Cardinal Key; Mortar Board: W.A.A. Executive Board 2; A.W .S. 3 ·4: A .S.U.I. Executive Board Secretary; House Pres!· dent4.

David Little Ernrna Jo Long B.S.(Ed.); Moran High School, B.A.: Moscow High School: Gam· Fred L. Lowry W inslaw, W ashington; Sigma ma Phi Beta; Curtain 3-4; Kappa B.S.(Bus.); McCammon High Chi; Managers Club 1-2·3; Minor Phi I; Argonaut I; Gem I. School; U.I.S.B.; L.D.S. House: "I" Club 3·4: Interfraternity Lambda Delta Sigma . Council; Alpha Phi Chi.

R a l p h L u ce B.S.; Moscow High School.

Charles McBride B.S.(Bua.); Caldwell High School; Phi Delio Theto.

Leslie T haod ore McCarthy B.A.(LL.B.); Bonners Ferry High School; Willis Sweet Hall; Hiqh Honora 2; Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Alpha Delta; Bench and Bar; Closs President I; Vice·Presldont Lindley Hall I; Varsity Debato 2-3; Paper Orotoriol Contest 3; Junior Week Cabaret Chairmon 3; A.S. U.l. President; Willis Sweet Hall President.

Bernice M cCoy B.S.(H.Ec.); Moscow High School; Pi Bela Phi; High Honora I; Alpho Lambdo Delio; Home Ec Club; Westminster Guild I; Orcheslro.

Frederick M cCrory B.S.(Geoi.E.); Bonners Ferry High School.

Poqqy Ann McDonald B.S.; St. Joseph Academy, Yakima, Yokima, Washington; Trinity Col· I8Qe, Woshlngton, D.C.; Gamma Phi Beta; De Smet Club; Newman Club; lnt.ernationol Relation.; Unl· varsity Singers; Idaho Handbook; Blue Bucket.

Archie J oeeph M c Donnell Lyle G e orge M c Glock lin Bertha E . McGrath B.S.(Me i.E.); Trail High School. B.S.(Bua.); Bonners Ferry High B.S.(Bua.); Moscow Hiqh School; Tr<nl. B.C.; Lambdo Chi Alpho: School; San Dteqo State College. Dalda Tau Gammo; Phi Chi Theta; Siqmo Gommo Epailon; Newman A. W .S. Council; House President. C luh: lntercolleqlate Knighto: In· tPrfroterntly Council; Chaarmon Muckers' Boll; P residen t AS!IOc <~tod Miners; House Presldont.

Kirk M c G regor C harlee M c H arg Law ia W. M c Kay B.S.(Bua.); Lewiston High School; B.S.(Geoi.Enq.); Coeur d' Alene B. S .( Mu s .Ed. ); Grand Prairie Phi Delio Theto. High School; Sigma Nu; " I" Club. Hlqh School, Luverne, North Da koto; Valley Ctty Stole Teachers' College , Volley C ity, North Dakota; Montono St..te University.

Marla M . MacKenaie B.S.IH.Ec.); Bol• High School; Forney Holl; Home Ec Cluh; Unl· vertlty S~r>qers.

Ann M aguire B.A.CSoc.): Anacon da High School. Anaoondo, Montona; Alpha Chi Omeg<1 ; Spur, President 2, AdvU<>r 3, Closs Treas urer I; Esecutive Bo<lrd 4; A.W.S., Prest· dent 4; Chalr111<1n A.W.S. Camt· val 3; Choirm~n Homecoming Decoration o; S tu d e nt Foculty Council 4; House President 4 .

M anrlnq Vi rgil M almatl'om B.S. CAgr.); Emmett Htgh School: Tau Kappa Epailon; High Honor. 2: Alpha Ze14; Ag Club; Lambde Dell" Stqma .

P hUUpA. Manh Lowina Lucy M aNh Lucd1le llarehall B.S !C. E.); Kooekta Htgh School: B.S.(Ed .); W alloce High School; B. A ; Lewlatan Hlqh School: P Lindley Holl; Siqmo Ta u; A .S.C. G amma Pht Bet<!, He ll Dtve ra 2· clena Pleyhou-. Kapp<~ Alptaa E.. President 4; Aaaocl<1ted En· 3 -4; " I" Cluh 3-4: W.A. A. I-2 -3-4; Theta; Highest Honora 1·2 3: AI· Executive Bo<lrd 2; Pem; Gem I· ph<t Lambda Dell"; Spur, Phi 2 -3; Blue Buc ket 1-2: Argonaut Beta Kappa; Curtain; Mortar 2-3; Blue Bucket 1·2: Arqonout 1Bo<lrd: Cardtn..l Key; Vandal•r.: 2 -3; Inte rnational Relotions; CanGem 2; Women'a Editor: _Arqo. terbury Socie ty I -2-3; Freshmon naut; A.W .S., Secretor y; Monllr Hondbook 1-2. Bo<lrd Schol•stic Awa rd .

Aliae Ann Marti n G le nn A. M aryott John E. M aw B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; B.S.(For.); Coour d' Alene High B.S.(Ed .); Eagle High 0.114 Gamma; Slgmo Alpha Iota, School; A8110Cioted Foresters. Boise Junior College. Preeident 3; Vandeleera; Kappa Pht; Orcheatra I.

School;

Clar.nc:e R . M eltes en M yrle M en. .ly B.S.(Bot.); Kenosho High School. B.S (Comm.Ed.); Moscow High Kenoaho, Wisconsin; Lindley School. Holl; ldoho Foresiers.

M axine M e rrill B.A.; Preston High School; Uni· veratty of Utah; Alpha Chi Omega; Attic Club; Lambda Delto Sigma; Gem 4.

Gordon M ichele Groduote; Moscow High School Beto Theto Pi.

J oaeph M llea R alph C . M iller B.S.(For ); Leva Hot Springs High B.S( Agr.); Twin Foils High School. School. Alpho Zeto; Ag Club.

W illiam A . M ille r B.S.; Coeur d'Alene High School; Phi Gommo Delto.

J oaephine Ernm.a M oneher

B.S.(H.Ec.); Rupert High School; Utoh Stole Aqriculturol College; Forney Holl; Home Ec Club; New· mon Club; UniverSity Singers.

M argaret Ann M ontgomery B.S.(H Ec l; Eden Htgh School; Rtdenbaugh Holl; High Honors 1·2·3: Phi U~tlon Omicron: AI· pha Lambda Delio; Ho,.. Ec Club, President 4: Westminster Guild 1·2-3-4; A.W .S. Council; Ta~ and Te~ I; Senior Cia• S.,Cretory.

Evelyn Juanita Moore Leonard T . Moore B.S.(Ed.) Moscow Htgh School; B.S. (Suo ); Twin Falls High Cheney Normol; Doldo Tau School; U.I.S.B.: Univei'Sl!y of Commo; Umverslty Stngers 1·2. Wyoming.

G eor ge V. M oran B.S.( Aqr ). Homedole High School; Colloqe of ldoho: Com· pua Club; Alpho Zoto; Aq C lub.

David Morken B.S.(Elec.E); Coeur d'Alene Htgh Schoo; Pht Gamma De!ta.

Howard L . Morrlaon B.S.(Eiec E.); Boise High School: Willi• Sweet Hall; Highest Hon· oro 1·2, 4: Htgh Honors 3; Phi Eta Stgma; Stgmo Tou: Radio Cluh Prea!den! 3, Secretory-Treasurer 1·2 A I. E. E.• Secretory 3.

Blanche Eli,..bath M orrell B.S.(Buo.); Pocote!lo High School; U.I.S.B.: Delta Delta Delio; Band 2; Orchestra 3.

Phyllla w.... M orriaon W illiam Randall M orton Ban C . Motte rn B.A.; Wa lloce High School; Gam· B.S.<Bua.); Lewis ond Clork High B.S.(Bua.); Worley High School; mft Phi Beta; Spur; Cardinal Key; School, Spokane, Washington: Tau Kapf'<' Epoilon; Alpha Kappn W A.A. 1·2·3: Copy Desk Editor Alpha Tou Omega; Blue Key; In· Pal; O.,Corotion Choirmon Junior Aroonftu! 3·4: Managtng Editor terfraternlly Council, Secretaryi Week; Dftd'a Doy Registrotion Co-ed Arqonaut 4. Arqonaut 1·2-34, Business Mon· Chalrmftn, ager4 .

Waldemar Mueller Charlea Murphy W illiam E . Murphy B.S.(For.); Sheboygan High B.S.(Acc.); Naml)<l Htgh School; B.S.(Bus.); Poyetto High School; School, Sheboyg&n, Wisconsin; Della Tau Delio; Alpha Phi Chi; Sigmft Nu; Scobbard ond Blade; Mission House College, Plymouth, MaMgera Club; Gem 1-2. Argonaut l. W tooonsin; Lindley Hall; Idaho FortJO!era; Rodio Club.

P aul M urray B.A.; Caldwell Htqh School; Pht Delta Theta.

R eginald R . M yers Wins ton"Myhre B.S.(Met.E.); East High School, B.S.(Ed.); Orofino High School; Salt Lalr.e Ctty, Utah; Stqma Alpha Willis Sweet Haii. J Epsilon; High Honors 1-2; Perahinq Rifles 1-2-3-4; Scabbard and Blade 3; Asaocialed Engi· neera 1-2-3; A.S.M.E. 1-2 -3-4; Per· ahlng Rtflea, Captain 3 , Lieutenant 2, Lieutenant Colonel of Sixth Reqlmen• 4, LieuleMIIt Colonel3, Colonel 3,- Mihlllry Ball Chair..

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R ob ert E . Neal H udson N ieman Elmer K . N eabitt B.S.(Ed.l; Lan•ford High School, B.S.(C.E.); Emmett Hiqh School; B.S.; Sandpoint High School: Phi Lansford. Pennsylvania, "I" Club; Gamma Delta; Phi Mu Alpha; W illis Sweet Hall; A.S.C.E.; AssoPem Cluh. Blue Key; Pep Band Leader, Pep ciated Engineers. Band 1-2-3-4; Minor " !" C lub; Chairman Freshman Week.

Beule tta M arga ret Nordby Fr.,nk O ' Brien Harold R . Nyat rom B.S.(H.Ee.); Geneaee Hiah School; B.S.(Bua.); Wa llace High School; B.S.(Elec.E.); Coeur d'Alene High Forney Hall: Home Ec Club, Phi Delta Theta: Argonaut 1: BoxSchool; Lindley Hall; A.I.E.E. Women' a Rifle T"~m 2; W.A.A . 2; Ing Team I. Untverslty Sma~rs 1-2; Corn 2-3; Argonaut 2-3.

J-n M ary Olm a tead M artha O padahl Andrew O laon B.S. <Bus l. Twm F~ll• Htgh School: B.S.(H.Ec.)· Burley Htgh School; CraduGt"· San Diego, California: Alpha Phi; Htghe.-t Honors I, Hiqh U.I.S.B.; Forney HGJI; Htghest Chrisman Hall. Honors 2: Phi Chi Theta 2: Spur Honors 2; Htgh Honora I, 3; Argonaut 1-2-:l; Blue Buck6t 1-2: Home Ec Club. Gem 1-2.

W llUam Orlob B.S.: St. Anthony High School Campus Club.

D on Parvin P hilip P age B.S.(Ed.); Coeur d' Alane High B.S.(F.d.); Bonners Ferry High School: AlphG TGu Omet;~a. School.

Alu Paule B S - M""C'w High School

Doroth,- Ma..,...tt P....._ O.na F . Payne B.A.; Lewtaton HIQh School; Lew B S (For.)· Cohunbus High School, laton State- Norp>al; !Cappa KaJJP4 Columl>u MorttanG; Montana Gamma; Curtain .t 81... Bucbl State Universlty; Phi Sigma; Ida 3; WA.A. 3. ho Foresters; Presbyterian Forum.

Earl L indley Peablea M ary J ane Pa teraon LeGrand P e ndrey B.S.(Eiec.E.l: Emm"tt High School; B.A.(Soc.); Potlatch High School; B.S.(Geol).; Fielding High School, Lindley Hall; Sigma Tau; Alpha Ridenbaugh Hall ; Hiqhest Honora Parts, ldt~ho; Utah State AgriculPhi Chi; Mtnor "!" Cluh; Aoaocl · I; Alpha Lambda Delta; Spur: tural College; Idaho Club; S<:abated Engineers; A.I.E.E., Secre· Delta Tau Gamma 1-2: University I>Grd and Blade; Lambda Delta tary 4. Singers 1-2-3-4. Sigma; AS>K>Ciated Miners.

Kirby P hippen Jane P ier Dale Pollack B.S.; Boise High School; Kappe B.S.(Ed.); Sandpoint High School: B.S.(Geol.); Los Angelea High Sigma; Scabbard and Blode; Blue Gamma Phi Beta; High Honora School. Los Angeles, Collfornia; Key; Alpha Kappe Pal. Treasurer; 1-2, 4; Mortar Board; Cordinol Idaho Club. Alpha P hi Chi; Gom Business Key; Spur; Koppe Delta Pi; Alpha Stoff 1·2-3; House President 4. Lambdo Delta; Vondoleers 3; W. A.A. 2; Chairman Mother's Day Tea; Business Manager of Gem; Arqonaul 1-2; Blue Bucket I; A. W.S. Point Supervisor.

Mildred Ellen P otte r Marvin S. P owell E ugene C. P 'r a t her B . S . ( H .Ec.); Kimberly High B.S.(Agr.); Lehl High School, B.S.(Agr.); Gooding High School; School; Hays Hall; Koppe Phi; Leht, Utah; Utah State AgrlculDelta Chi; Pershing Rifles I, SecHome Ec Club; University Symturol Colleqt!; Idaho Club; Alpha ond Lieutenant. Ftrat Lleutenont, phony Orchestra 1-2; University Zeta: Lambda Delta Sigme; Ag Sixth Regiment Scabbard and Smgers 1-2. Club. Bladt! 3-4: Alpha Zeto; Aq Club; Auoc;oted Foresters; University Rtlle Te<~m; Argonaut I.

Evelyn M . Q uinn J ack R amaey Glenn R athbun B.S.(Ed.); Peck Htgh School; RidB.S.(Ed.); Filer High School; Phi B.S.(Bus.); Bonners Ferry Htgh enbauqh Hall; Spur; W .A. A. 1-2Delta Theta. School; Kappe Sigma; Perahtnq 3-4; Koppe Phi 1-2-3·4: "!" Club Rifles; Scobbard ond Blade; "I" 3-4; Pem Club; Junior Class SecClub. retary; Chairman Tope and Terpe; A.W.S. Treasurer 4; Hall Pres!· dent4.

Willia<n W . Read John Reilly B.S.(For.); Bolton High Schoo!, B.S.; Wallace Hiqh School. Phi Alexondno, Louisiana; Delta Tau Delta Theta, Delta; High Honors 1-2; Xi Sigma PI; Phi Eta S igma; Editor Idaho Forester; President of XI Sigma Pi.

H ub ert M . R eisenauer B.S.(Agr.); Genesee Hlqh School; Campus Club; Highest Honors 23; Alpha Zeta; Ag Club.

Jane Ren&.w

Margaret R e therford B.S.: Moucow High School .

Robart Retherford B.S.(Elec.E.); Moscow Htgh School

Robart Rhett B.S.IEd.); LuCile Htqh School.

dam•• Rice !l.S. (Ed.); Lewiston Htqh School

B.S.CH.Ec.); Ma.cow Htgh School.

Woodrow A. Reynolcla B .S.(AQr.); Moor., HIQh School;

Rlcb Colleqe; Alpha leta; Lambda Delta Slqma· Ag Club.

Geneva A. Richardaon Vernon R iddle B.S.(Ed.); Spirit Lake Htgh School; B.S.(Bus.), Moscow High Scool. Ridenbaugh Annex; Hlqh Honors 2; Hell Divers 2-3·4; Westminster Guild 2; Doldo Tau Gamma.

Ph• Delta Theta.

E d war d M . Riley B.S.(Bus.); Lewis and CIMk High School, Spokane. Woshlngton; University of Montano; Stqma Nu; Alpha Koppe Psi; Blut! Key; Ne wman C'lub; Enqlioh Club 1·2; Closs Treasurer I; Sophomore Holly Day Chairman: Arqonaut 1·2·3; Gem 1-2: Blue Bucketl-2-3.

Alice Roberta Donald Ell!• Roberta Frankl!n D . Rockwell B. A.; Bot.., High School; Delta B.S.(Chem.); Mullan High School; B.S.(F.d.); Endicott Hiqh School, Gamma; S1gma Alpha loto, Presi· Willis Sweet Hall; High Honore I; Endicott, Washington; Beta Theta dent 3. Choploin 4; Choirman Phi Eta Siqmo; Chemietry Club; Pi. Junior Serenade 3; V ondaleers, A.I.Ch.E.; Gem; ldoho Engineer. Preside nt 4; Arqonout 1-2, 4; W""tmins ter Guild I; Bond 2-3; O rchestro 1-2-3-4.

Helen R ogera R ou L. Rowe B.S (F.d.); Rupert H1gh Schoo!; B.S.(F.d.); Arco High School; U.l. Hftys Holl; Kappo Phi; University S.B.; Oelto Tou Oelto; Highest Singors. Honors 2; High Honors I; Minor "I" Club; House President 4.

Ch,.rle• M . Ruckman B.S.(F.d.); Mica High School, Mica, Washington.

Carol Rudd Vernard Rudolph John Rupp B.S.(H.Ec.); Moecow High School; B.S.(Bus.); Boise High School; Graduate; Coeur d" Alene High Hiqhost Honore 3; Phi Upsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key; School; Delta Ta u Delta. Omicron; Home Ec Club. Alpha Kap[)<l Psi; Pershi ng Rifles; Alpha Phi Chi; Argonaut I, Circu· lallon Monaqer 2, Argonaut Award.

Kirk Ru•h Bernard Ryan Barbara Jana Sabin B.S.(Aqr.); Ruporl H1gh School; B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Bftcl.); Payette High School; ldoho Club; Aq Club; Senior Alpha Tou Omega. Whitmon Colleql\; DPlta Delio Cloa Presldant; Publicity Cho•r· Delta; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Treo:>mon Ag &ll4. urer4

Leonard Salladey 8 A.; Twtn Fftll• H1qh School; Phi Delta Theta.

MerleSanwon Joaeph Roacoe Sanborn B.S.(Aqr.); Moocow Hoqh School; B.S.(Ed ); Yakima High School, Idaho Club; Ag Club 1·2-3-4; Ag· Yok1ma. Washinqlon; Tau Mem ronomy Judqmq Team 4; Student Aleph. Intercollegiate Kmg.. t.. Assistant Proctor; ldoho Club, President 4.

Burton Sanden Edward D . Sanman, Jr. Pauline .._Saylor B.S.(F.d.); Rathdrum H1gh School; BS.(F.d.); Lew1ston High School. B.S.CH.Ec.); Rupert H1qh School, Whitworth Colleqe; Lindley Hall; Lewioton Stale Norm<1l; Lembda Goodif!9 College; Hays H..ll. Chi Alpha. Kappo Delta Pi , President 4; Wes· Home Ec Club 2-3-4; Kappa Phi ley Foundahon. 2-3-4; Univprsity Slnqers 2·3.

Bee Schaulelberver B.S.(H.Ec.); Bel levue High School; Hays Hall; HomP Ec Club 1-2-3-4; w...trmnster Guild.

Marjorie O.an Schlake Ralph Schmidt B.S.(H.Ec.); Castleford High B.S.(Bus.); Lewoston High School; School; H•ya Hall; Spur; Home Alpha Tau Omega. Ec Club; Hftll Pres1dent 4 .

Douglaa Schow Jane Gooding S c hubert B .S (Pre -M ed.); Ruper t High B. A.; Gooding Htqh School; School;_L.D.S. Houoo. Gooding College; Gamma Phi &ta; Panhellenfc, Vice-President House President 4.

L ucille S c hubert B.A.; Fruitland High School: ManchesterColleqe; Ridenbaugh Hall; High Honora 2-3.

Leo E. Schweizer Hulda E . Schwenkfelder Geraldine Scott B.S.CBus.); Meridian High School; B.S.(Ed.); W eieer High School; B.S.(Ed.); Moecow High School: Lindley Hall. iAw,.ton Stale Normal; UniverGamma P'>l Beta. tity of C..hfomto; Dolda Tau Gamma .

Glenn S..llger B.S.(Bua.) Bonnera Ferry High School.

H alan Sharp Ralph K . Shaver B.S.<H.Ec.l: Filer H•gh School M.S.(Ed.), Mllchell H1gh School U.l.S. B.; Forney Hall, Home Ec Mise n heimer. No r th C..rolln<~; C lub 3 -4 . Duke Universi ty; A.B. Catawba Colleg e; Will is S weet Hall; Assoc ia ted Foreste rs .

Gayle Bergan Sheffloe B.S. (Ed .); Whitefish Htgh School, Whllollsh, Mont11n<>.

lr·ring Sheppard B.S.(Eiec.E.); Pocatello Sc hool.

High

Wi lma French Sherfey B.A .; Rupert High School; Alpha C hi Omega; W .A.A.; University Singers I. Blue Bucke t 2: G e m 1-2-3; Argonaut I.

StanlaJ' Shoemaker Raymond K . S lddowa, John Small B.S.(Comm.EdJ; Nezperce High B.S.tAqr.); Mad1oon High School; B.A.; Moocow High School; Phi School; Dell<! Chi. R.,J<burg; Beta Thel<l Pi. Del~<~ n ..~a .

Ellward R. S mith B.S.(Chem.E.): Bo•se High School; Tau ltappa Epetlon, A.S.Ch.E., Secretory; Mihl<lry Band 1-2-3; Pep Band 3-4; Pep Band Show 2-3·4; House Preside nt.

Mic h e lle C laire Sm ith M Udracl Smit h B.S.IEd.); Wallace H1qh School; B S . ( H Ec .). T w1n Fall a H1qh St11nford Unovenaty; Gamma Phi School. U .I.S.B.; Forney Hall: Beta; Vondale<>ra 1-2. 4; InterM • High Honor8 2; Home Ec Club. Ilona! Relations I; Canterbury Guild I; Gem I; Univers;ty Stnq · era I; Argonaut I

Walter Smith Winton S . Smith Harry Snead B.S.; Boise High School; Kappa B.S.(Ei ec . E . ); Mosco w High B.S.(Bua.); Lind High School, Stgma. School; Ta u Mem Aleph; A.!. E. E.; Lind, Wa shington; Ph i Della Aaeocialed Engineers. Theta.

AHred W . Snyder Walter Snodgraa R obert F rancis Snyder B.S.(Ed.); Jerom& High School; B.S. (Eiec.E.): Ntuperce High B. A .(Po i. Sc.); Moscow High School; Tau Kap_p<J Epsilon; A.l. Willis Sweet Holl. School; Beta Theta PI; Preas Club; E. E.; Associated Engineers; Cloud Argonaut 1-2, Copy Desk Editor CIIPP<>rs; Military Cone&rl Eand 3, Night Editor 4, Argonaut 1-2; A.I.E.E._ Treasurer 3. Award 3; Freshman SecretaryT.-surer; Gem 1-2, 4; Auoclate Ed1tor Blue Bucltet 2-3.

Edna M ae S ongatad Ch. .t er M . Southam B S.<H.Ec.). Moecow H1gh School; B.S.; Salem High School, Salem, Maasachusetts; Highest Honors I ; O..ld11 Tou G 11mmo: Spur; Kepl)4 Pht 1-2-3-4; Home Ec Club; T11P8 High Honors 2-3; Phi Eto Sigm11;; ~nd Terps I; Orchestra. Alpha EPSilon Delio.

Ruland G. Sparluo B.S.(Agr.); Rupert HJgh School; L1ndley Hall; Aq Club; Dairy Cattle Judging Team 3.

J - S proul B.S.lAgr.): Botee High School; Campus Club; Aq Club; Dairy Products )udgmg T&l'lm_2-3.

Donna! Stamper B.S. (Com m.Ed .). Walser High School; ld11ho Club; Mmor "I" Club; Idaho Club Pretident.

Robart N . Stanlia lcl B.S.(Chem.E.) : Wet•a r High Schoo1; Willis Sweet Hall; H1gh Honora 2; A.I.ChE .. 1-2·3·4 , PresIdent 4; Associated Engineers.

Edgar Stanton B.S.(Chem £_); Uve Oalt High School. Lave o ..k. Cali!omlll; W1lhs Sweat Hall

George Stark

Ca rlyle S tit t B.S.(Elac.E.); Rigby Htgh School.

Mal')' Martha Stockton

Anna Stoddard EW. M ae Stokaebarr)o B S <H.Ec.); Franklin H1gh School: B.S.(Ed.); Hazelton High School: Bcua: Fomay Hall; Waflnunstar Haya Hall: W.A.A. 1-2·3-4, EzacuGuild 1-2-3, T..-urer 2. Vioaliva Boord :l-4; Gam 1-2: WeotPraeldent 3, Home Ee Club 3-4. mtnatar Guild 1·2-3-4; Woman's T..uurar 4; W A.A I, 3; lnw· "I" Club 3-4, President 4; Pam church Council 2-3·4, VIce-PresiClub 4. dent 4: Junior Cl<~sa Sacrel<lry; University Stnqera 1-2: H11ll p,...l· dant4.

B A.; Panna Htqh School; Alph11 Pht· Attic Club Vtoe-President; Westmmster Gutld 1·2-3-4.

8 S.(Bus.): Coeur d' Alane High School; Will1a Sweat H11ll.

Raym o nd W . Stone B.S. !For.); l1vermoreHtghSchool, Livermore. Cahlomta; Northeast· em Univers~ty High Honors 1-2; XI S1gma Pt; Curt.oin; Asaocu•ted Foresters; Vand~l Outing Club. Secretary I, P ....tdent 2.

Oaralcl Storey George W. SummaNicla B.S.(Ed.); Moacow Hiqh School; B S.(For.); Redllald High School, R.dftald. South Daltola; Willia Slqma Nu; Argonaut I; Gam 1·2: S....t Hall: A810Ciat.d Foreeters. Blue Bucket 1-2.

S a ra J a ne S wa ntek B.A.; Orohno High School; K11PP4 Alpha Thel<l; Nawmnn Club. Vice· President.

R ob ert Swlah er B.S (Mat.E.); St. Mart.. School; Dell<l Tau Delta.

High

Rlaharcl V. T albot B.S.(Elac.E.): New Plymouth High School; U.J.S.B.; Idaho Club; Hlghaat Honors 1-2-3, S1gl1llt Tau; Electrical Engineers.

Howell Taylor Sennett S. Taylor David J. Thornas B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Bus.); Mullan High School; B.S.(Bus.); W allace High School; Pasadena Junior College; Delta W il.is Sweet Hall; Bench and Bar; Sigma Nu; Intercollegiate Knight Chi. Independent Council 1-2; Chair· Junior K nigh~ Pershing Rifles; man Junior W eek 3; C hairman Scabbard a nd Blade. Dad's Day.

Wayne Thornu Glen Thorne Isabel Tigert B .S. (A<;~r.); Paul High School: U.l. B.S.(Agr.): Rockland Hiqh School; B.S.(H.Ee.): Soda Springs High S.B .: Idaho Club; High Honors 3: L.D.S. House; Lambda Delta Sig· School; Forney Hall; Spur; Home Lambda Delta Sigma; Ag C lub ma, President 3; Ag Club: Per· Ec Club 1-2-3-4; Westminster 2-3-4. shing Rilles. Guild 1-2; A.W.S. Council 2-3.

Julia Titua

B.S.(Zool.): Pocatello High School: U.l.S.B.: Alpha Chi Omega; W . A.A.; University Singers 3; A.W . S. Council 4.

Farrel Jamoa Tovey

B.S.(Bus.); Malad High School: Campus Club: Pep Band Show: Junior Week Chairman of Mixer; Vandale!tes 2 .

Robert Tucker B.S.(Geol.); Orofino High School; Campus Club; Associated Miners.

Harlan N . Tulley Pershing E. Vance Sylvia Vanderford B.S.(For.); Moscow High School: B.S.(For.); Mountam Home High B.S.(Comrn.Ed.): Aberdeen High Tau Kappo Epsilon; Idaho For· School; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Idaho School; U.l.S.B.; Pi Beta Phi. esters. Foresters 3-4; Foresters Ball Chair· mtJn 4.

Everett J . VanSlyke Jack Verran H arry A. Vogt B.S.(Agr.): Caldwell High School; B.S.; Idaho Falls High School; B.S.(For.); Eagle High School; College of Idaho; Lindley Hall; Northwestern University; Ph1 Tau Kappa Epsilon; Idaho Fo r· Highest Honors 2-3; Delta SigmaGamma Delta. este rs; Managers' Club; Minor Rho; Debate 2; Interchurch Count "!" Club; Argonaut 3. cil4.

T ed Wadaley B. S . (Chem.E.); Kellogg High School; Kappa Sigma; Associated Engineers; A. I.Ch.E.; Idaho Engi · neer 1·2-3, Editor 4.

Harry Wakefield J ack Walton B.S.(Agr.); Moscow High School. B.S.(Bus.); Moscow High School.

Jack Ward Margaret Ann Ward B .S . (Chem.E .); Moscow High B.S.(Mus.Ed.); Boise High School; School; Phi Delta Theta. Boise Junior College; Alpha Chi Omega; Sigma Alpha Iota; Van· daleers_2-3·4.

K eit h L . W arner

B.S.(Bus.); North Central High School, Spokane, Washington: Phi G emme Delta; Scabbard end Blade; Curtem.

Jam•• W uhburn

B.S.(Agr.); Celdwell High School; CollOQ& of Idaho; Idaho Club; Aq Club: Interchurch Council.

G.,i! Anderson W ebster B.S. (Ed.); Polouee Hiqh Schoo1, Palouse, Washington .

Wa llace Boyce We bat e r K athleen P alm W en-y Edith Weiaoe rher B.S Ed ); St. Maries Htgh School; B.S.(H.Ec.); Bellevue High School; B. A.; Lewiston ~igh School; KeP: Teu Me m Al.,ph: Alph11 Phi Cht; U.I.S.B.; Kappa Alpha Theto; pe Alpha Theta, W .A.A. 1-2-3-4, "I' Club; Manor "I' Club; Pem High Honora 1-2; Home Ec Club A.W.S. Council 3-4, Yell Queen Club. 2; University Sangers 1·2: Pep 3-4: Newman C lub 3·4: Gem 3·4 Bond Show 1·2-3.

M ichael W eyer Chea ter Wes tfall Raymond We•ton B S.(Met.E.) . Cra igmont High B.S.(Pre·Med.) ; W allace High B.S.(Eiec.E.); S pokane, Woshlng· School: Slgmo Nu; Alpho Phi Cht; School; Teu K~ppe Epotlon: AS. ton Vondal.,..rs 3·4. M.E. 2-3-4· Asaocte led Engtnoora 1·2·3·4 Pre11dent 4 .

Carl W illr.e r Robert W illiam Whiteman B S.(Bus1: Camhrldqe Htoh B.S.<For ); Grace High School. School; College of Idaho: Delta Ch1.

Er<na W illlanu B.S.(Ed.); Moo.c:ow High School.

Robert E. W llllama B.S.(For .); ld~ho Fells High School; ldoho Club.

R uth W illie B.S.(Ed.); O.scode High School.

G enevie ve Willaon B.S.(Ed.); Reuben s Htqh School: Lewiston Stole Normal; Kappa Alpha Theto: lntemetionel Rela· Hons: Vonsity Debate: Trehle Clef.

Lawr.nce Wllaon B.S.(Ed.); Mo.cow Htgh School.

W innUred R . W lleon B.S.(Ed I M< ··>w H1qh School: Htgh H· non I 3; Keppe Delta Pi; Treblo Cluf. lnt.,rchurch Council.

o-rg~a

M axine WoUe B. A.; Moucow High School.

Kenne th Wooda O eorve H . Wyaonv B.S.(Ed.); Moscow High School; B.S.(Ch em.): Nezpe r ce Htqh School; Lewiston Stole Normol: Scebbord end Blode. Lindley Hell; Rho Epsilon: Redto C lub.

Wolfe B.A .: Moecow H1qh School.

James Yates B. A.; Parmo H1gh School; Phi Delta Thela.

W illiam Leo Y ork F...deric A. Zamboni B.S.(Aqr.): Co.-..y High School: B.S. (Poi.Sc.); Wallace Htgh Idaho Club; High Honors 2: AI· School; Sigma Nu; Scohb4rd and Blt>de; Blue Key; Silver Lftnce; pha Zeto 2-3-4: Ag Club 1-2-3-4 Phi Mu Alpha: Pershing Rilles: Livestock Judging Team 3-4. Pre113 Club; Vandaleers; Mnnog· era Club 1-2: Interfraternity Council, President 4; Alpho Phi Omega President 4; Blue Buckel Bu•lnesa Monoqer 4; Argonout Aword 3: Student·Faculty Counc1l 4,

Sam J. Zingale B.A.; Lincoln High School, Mil· wt~ukee, Wisconsin; Unlverslty of Wisconsin; Delta Tau Delt.!; Blue Key; Silver Lance: Mojor "!" Club: Mmor "I" Club; Argonaut 2·3·4 Gem 2-3-4. Rewrite Ed1tor 3: Blue Bucket 2-3: Junior w.,..k Chnirman; Sen!or Committee

Ch"1rman.

w ..lter Gu9non1

Don Robertson

KGthleen Chrlatlon

Robert Bonoml

JUNIOR J unior Class Officers .â&#x20AC;˘. F irst Semester

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

ROBERT BONOMI

WALTER GUGNONI

KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN

DON ROBERTSON

Junior Class Officers . . . Second Semester

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

KENNETH SCOTT

RAY TURNER

MARJORIE THOMPSON

WAYNE SUTTON

Kenneth Scott

W ayne Sutton

Ray Tu rner

OFFICERS The Junior Class, collegians who come to a dignified realization of their new upperclass status, have had one-party government for two years straight. Dormant for the first semester, they break loose with their class week after spring vacation. Their prom is the opening chapter in the spring formal season. The cabaret assembles more people, more noise, and more cokes and favors in the S.U.B. than it sees all year. As with all the other classes, their week includes a talent assembly which combines the talents of the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. No, the famous parades are still on the censored list.

MGrjorle Thompson

JUNIOR

AL B UM

J Arthur Acuff

Phyllla Akers

Maxine Albano

N I 0 R

Roy Alho

Eleanor Allard

Duane Allen

Armour Anderson

Eugene Andersen

Paqe

Walser

Pocatello

Dudley

Arbon

Sandpoint

Twin Falla

Spokane, Waahinqton

Alpha Tau Omeqa

Kappa Alpha Tehta

Haya Hall

Siqma Nu

Forney Hall

Delta Chi

Beta Theta Pi

Siqma Chi

John Anderson

Selma Anderson

VIJ'91nla Anderson

Harold Arbon

Henry Ard

Betty Armatronq

Rathdrum

Spokane, W ashington

Sandpoint

Pocatollo

Clementsville

Moscow

Lindley Hall

Rldenbaugh Hall

Alpha Phi

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Lindley Hall

Gamma Phi Beta

Mabel Ayres Casper, Wyoming Delta Delta Delta

Donald Beals

H oward Baker Coeur d'Alene

Betty Balea Caldwell

Slgm" Nu

PI Beta Phi

Ard ith Beck

Edward Benoit

lvor Bauma n

Jane Barrett

Barbara Beach

Boise

Pinehurst

Coeur d'Aieno

Delta Gamma

Campua Club

Forney Hall

Mary Jane Bertrand

Gooding

Ovtd

Twin Falla

Idaho Falls

Willis Sweet Hall

Chrisman Hall

Beta Theta Pi

Ridenbaugh Hall

Ted Bezold Moecow

Olivo B idne

Russell Armatronq Lewiston

Tony Aschenbrener

Namf)<! Delta Chi

Joyce Beadlea Moscow

Mac Beall Santa Ana, California Kappa Sigma

Corwin B iehl

Robert Bigqa

Spoltane. Washlnqton

Rupert

Dobbins, California

Delta Delta Detta

Delta Chi

Idaho Club

c Da rline B itte rle

Eri Bolick

Gay Bonman

L A

Robert Bonoml

s s Ned Bowler

Charles Boren

Ralph Bowler

Ruth Boyer

Wendell

CalgMy, Aiberio

Boise

Wolloce

Lewiston

Gooding

Amerlcon Falla

Spokene, Woshlngton

Ridenbeugh Hall

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Kappa Alpha Theta

Lindley Ha ll

Sigme Chi

Phi Gommo Delto

W illis Sweet Hall

Koppa Kappa Gamma

E lizabeth Bra cken

Lawrence Bradbury Ada Lee Branorn

Bruce Brooke

Boyd Brown

Kingaley Brown

Paul Brown

Boise

Challis

Bonners Ferry

Nyssa, Oregon

Pocat ..llo

Flier

Delta Gamma

Chrisman Hall

Ridenbeugh Hall

Campus Club

Beta Theta PI

Delta Teu Delte

Willis Sweet Hell

Ka y Brunger

Maxine Bryant

Eltuobe th Buck

Boise

Orofino

Boise

Delto Delle Delta

Kappa Alpha Theta

Hays Hall

Arle no Campbell

Helen Campbell

Francia Cannon

Jack Buckallew

Mary Burch

Moscow

Hawley Carlson

Verle Burstedt

Doran Butler

Roy Brown Paul

Jean Cameron

Spokane, Washington

May

Bliss

Chellis

Gamma Phi Beta

Forney Hell

ldeho Club

Hoya Holl

Ted Carpenter

Terrell Carver

Paul Cawley

Robert Carlson

Coeur d'Alene

Orofino

Mountain Home

Tendoy

Bleckloot

Lucille

Boise

Ogden, Utah

PI Beto Phi

Forney Holl

Phi Delta Thete

Stgme Alpho Epellon

Phi Gemme Delte

Chrlunen Hell

L.D.S. Institute

Alpha Tau Omege

J John Ch.,rnberlin

R obart Ch•ttarton

N•th•n Charry

Riqglns

Spokane, Wcahlnqton

Willis Sweel Hell

Willis Sweet Hell

E lwood Cone Moecow

Jane Cunningham

George Cook

&1\r\Jnq, California

Dorothy Coon

N I 0 R

John Chr•pe

Ka thleen Chriatlan RaaCleare

Louise Colliruo

Coeur d ' Alene

Poe<~tello

NcmpG

Coeur d'Alene

Tau KcppG Epaolon

Forney Hell

Hcya Hell

Hays Hell

Gemme Phi Bela

Seth Corless

Barber• Cornall

Eunia Coaki

Raymond Crisp

Jean Cum.minga

Wendell

Boise

Paul

Boise

Donnelly

Spokane, Washington

Moecow

Campus Club

Della Gamma

Campus Club

Kappa Kappa Gamma

Forney Hall

KappG Sigma

Pi Beta Phi

E dward Davia

Lealie Dean

Mary Dale

V ernon Daniel

Robert Darlin9

Corwin Davidaon

Shirley Davidson

Fairfield

Moscow

Payelte

Oqden, Utah

Boise

Stites

Spokane, Washington

Fo rney Hall

Ka ppa Kappa Gcmmo

Alpha Tau Omeqa

KappG Sigma

Alpha Tau Omeqo

Pi Beta Phi

Phi Gamma Della

James Donart

Elizabeth Downin9

Sumner Delana

M arjorie Colquhoun

NcmpG

Norma Dieter

Lucy DillinQhem

M ose Disotell

Beverly Dod9e

Hollister

Mary Ellen Dunkle

Boise

Moscow

Filer

Berlin, Wiaconsln

Challis

Weiser

Poe<~tello

Kell09g

Siqmo Chi

Alpha Phi

Delle Della Delta

Lindley Hall

Forney Hall

Slqm~

Alpha Chi Omeqa

Gamma Phi Beto

Chi

c Dorothy Dunlap

Robert Dye

Milton Eberhard

L A

James Ellsworth

s s

Laune Erickson

Kellogg

Cottonwood

Melba

Lewisville

S<1It lAke City, Utoh

Alpha Chi Omega

Willis Sweet Hall

Lindley Hall

L.D.S. Institute

Willis Sweet Hall

Norman Finch

Joanne Finley

Viola Fisher

Harriett Flathers

Allan Foster

Hayden lAke

N<1mp<!

Post F<11ls

Prescott, W<~shington

Lindley H<11l

H<~ys

Ridenbaugh H<1ll

H<1ys H<11l

DeLance Franklin

C..rthaqe, S. D.

H<1ll

Jack Furey M<ly Sigm<~

Robert Givler

John Gaffney Orofino

Chi

Louis Glick

Phi

Dell<~

Thet<1

Helen Glindeman

Glenn Galbraith

Kenneth Falen Pierce

James Foster

Moscow

Coeur d'Alene

Christine Favre

Boise

Alpha Phi

Delta Gamma

Richard Fouts Moscow

Chrism<ln Hall

Mary C. Gamble

Willie Garra.r d

Elinore Finch

Ogden, Ul<lh

Joyce Fox

Ch<1tlls Forney H<11l

Alice Gaskill

Eileen Gilbertson

Wellpinit, Wash.

$pok<1ne, W<~shlnqton

Shelley

Burley

Coeur d'Alene

C..mpusCiub

K<~PP<I Alph<~ Thet<~

Idaho C lub

Del!<~

G<~mm<l

Ned Gnaedinger

Bruce Gordon C..llforni<~

Lewiston

Lewisville

Coeur d'Alene

Wall<1ce

Elsinore,

Willis Sweet Hall

C;ampus Club

Alpha Phi

1Ambd<1 Chi Alpha

Willis Sweet H<1\l

June Gouyd Avery Delta Delta Delt<1

Delta Delta

Marland Grieb Headquarters Chrism<ln Hall

Phi Bet<1

Ace Griffiths Boise Slqm<l Alph<1 Epsilon

J Walter Ougnoni

Now York, N.Y.

Ruben Hart

Elmer Haag

George Hackney

N I 0

Anita Hammar

R Ivan Hanaon

Viggo Hamson

Max Hanson

Franco• Hardin

Filer

Burley

Mosoow

U.va Hot Springs

Coeur d' Alene

Idaho Falls

Paul

W illis Sweet Hall

Wlllt• Sweet Ha ll

PI Beta Phi

Campus Club

ChrlamM Hall

Idaho Club

Hays Hall

John Hawley

William Hayes

Philip H earn

Marian Heath

Cic:ely Ann H erman

Wendell Heraey

Wlll!am Hershey

Clarita

Boise

KellOQQ

Potlatch

Coeur d'Alene

Geneoee

Lenore

Laclede

Undley Hall

Beta Theta Pi

Sigma Nu

Phi Gamma Delta

Delta Delta Delta

Gamma Phi Beta

Phi Gamma Delta

Wlllla Sweet Hall

Catherina Hickman Mosoow

Jam•• Hutchinson

Joyce Hilfiker

Helen Hillman

Richard H opkins

William Hovey

John H oward

Wayne Hudson

Filer

Rexburg

Orofino

Sacketls Harbor, N.Y.

Craigmont

Weiser

Forney Hall

Alpha Chi Omeqa

Delta Tau Delta

Sigma Chi

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Lindley Hall

Vera Nell James

Roaomarie Janssen

Ferdinand JauNl

Betty-Jo Jeffers

Bonnie J . Jennings

LaMoyne Jens en

Payette

Gooding

Huston

Pt~~ris

Mosoow

Boise

Burley

Alpha Tau Omeqa

Kappa Alpha Theta

Rtdenbaugh Hall

Undley Hall

Alpha Phi

Ridenbaugh Hall

Paul Hunt Buhl

Mark Jenaen Emmell

c Robert Jens en o~kland, Chrism~n

California Hall

John Kantola Arling

Ba.rba.ra Kena.gy

Stanley Jeppesen

James Jewell

L A

John Jockheck

s s

Robert Johannesen D~m.

Nampa

Orofino

Elk River

Coulee

L.D.S. Institute

Delta Tau Delta

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

John Kapok

Louis Kapok

Ted Kara

Spokane, Washington

T~u K~p~

Tau

Epsilon

Robert Kennemer

K~p~

Epsilon

Joyce Kenworthy

Clevel~nd

Delta

Wash.

Sam Kaufman

Heights, 0. Boise

T~u Delt~

John Kersey

Kap~

Jerorne Johnson

Mary Ellen Jorda n

Moscow

Ruth Keeney Moscow

Sigma

Marcia Kimble

Poll ~tch

Alpha Phi

Idaho Club

Katherine Keeton

St.

M~ries

H~ys

Wonda Ki mes

John Kantjas

Boise

Hall

M a rgaret King

Edward Kelsey Burley Willis Sweet Hall

Torn Kinney

Rupert

Boise

Moscow

St. Maries

Orofino

Twin Falls

Wells, Nevada

Coeur d'Alene

Alpha Chi Omega

Willis Sweet Hall

Kap~ Kap~ Gamma

Sigma Chi

Pi Beta Phi

Delta Gamma

Hays Hall

Phi Delta Theta

James Kircher

Pearl Kitch

Katharine Kostalek

Bettina Kroeger

Buhl

Troy

Moscow

Boise

Willis Sweet Hall

Hays Hall

Gamma Phi Beta

Hays

Louise Kuehl Sandpoint

H~ll

Forney Hall

Roy Kuehner

Wheatland, Wyoming

George Lafferty Weiser

Howard Langland Huron, South

Dakot~

Campus Club

J Norman Larkin

Estella Larson

Elton Leavitt

N I 0

Jack Leiahman

William Leonard

R Dick Lingenfelter

Frad Lillge

Thelma Log an

Lewiston

Nezperoe

Bonners Ferry

Pocotello

Murphy

PGsodena, CaliforniG

Appleton, Wioconsin

Lewiston

Sigmo Chi

Hays H"ll

Lindley Hall

Slqme Nu

Delta Tau Delta

Lindley H111l

Alpha Tau OmeqG

Alpha Phi

Guy McGee

William McKinley

Colin McLeod

Wynne Longetoig

Frances McConnell

Joel McCord

Craigmont

Boise

Teu !Cappo Eponlon

ICGppe Alpha Theta

SigmG Chi

Oliver Mackey

Martha MacNamara

Miriarn Maier

Moecow

MUdred Mallory

Norma L. McMurray

Kinley McNaughton

Pege

Caldwell

Oakley

ChlcGgo, Illinois

Alphe TGu Omega

BeiG TheiG Pi

Delta GGmme

Campus Club

John Marchi

Fred Mann

Ruth Mardahl

David Marshall

Lewla!on

Boise

Poul

Deary

Kellogg

Boise

Winchester

Ottumwa, Iowa

Sigma Chi

Hoys Holl

Forney Hell

Forney HGII

SigmG Nu

AlphG Chi Omega

Phi Delta The!G

Keith Martinsen

Roland Mattson

Richard Maule

Francia Me aghâ&#x20AC;˘ r

Rexburg

Kelown<l, B. C.

Boise

MilwGukle, Oregon

Delt<IChl

W illis Sweet HGII

Undley Hall

T<1u K<1ppe Eporllon

Reid Merrill P<1ul

Jo Ann M e rriman

Robert Meserve

Keith Miller

Spokene, W<1ahinqton

S..ndpoint

JuliGetto

Kappe K<1ppe Gamma

Undley Hall

T<IU Kappe Epsilon

c Donald Milliken

Stanley Mills

John Moygridge

L A

Vivian Mooers

s s

Harvey Morga n

Howard Morrison

Irno Gene Muck

Edwin Mueller

Ontario, California

Farmington, Wash.

Grangemont

Kooskia

Murtaugh

Glenns Ferry

Coeur d'Alene

Campus Club

Forney Hall

Lindley Hall

Campus Club

Forney Hall

Sigma Chi

Lillian Mueller

Ray Muller

Quentin Murdock

William Neal

Burley

Caldwell

Blackfoot

Ridenbaugh Hall

Willis Sweet Hall

Campus Club

California

Vera Olsen

Florence Orrne

Margaret Orr

Patricia Ostrander

Kimberly

St. Anthony

Buhl

Sonta Monica. Calif.

Hays Hall

Delta Gamma

Hays Hall

Gamma Phi Beta

Claramay Patterson

Clifton Pauley

Richard Paulson

Ogden, Utah

Kooskia

Lewiston

Gamma Phi Beta

Phi Delta Theta

Phi Gamma Delta

Oral Nearing Moscow

Bernandino,

Terry Payne

Jarvis Palmer

Preston

Lennart Pearson

Coeur d'Alene

Eva Nelson

John Nelson

Rupert

Sandpoint

Coeur d'Alene

Forney Hall

Sigma Nu

Kappa Sigma

Nelson Park

Louis Parkinson

Lee Oakes

James Patano

Montebello. Calif.

Rexburg

Kellogg

Willis Sweet Hall

Campus Club

Sigma Nu

Walter Penick

Dorothy J . Perkins

Joan Perkins

Idaho Falls

San Francisco, Calif.

Moscow

Ft. Harrison, Montana

Lindley Hall

Kappa Sigma

Kappa Kappa Gamma

Pi Beta Phi

J Keith Petty

Marvarot P otter

Swan Lake

Kimberly

L.D.S. Institute

Haya Hall

George Redford

Ketherlne Reed

Lyle Price

Twin F"lls

Mary R etherford

N I 0 R

Robert R ..btin

Eleanor R ay

Marylou Raymer

Mohler

Boloe

Boise

Lindley Hall

Haya Hall

Pi Beta Phi

Ruby Reuter

Virvinia Rhea

Rupert

Idaho Falls

Moscow

Eastport

Boise

Chrisman Hall

Forney Hall

Oelld Gamma

Hays Hall

Kappa K"ppo G"mma

Ella Richard•

Robert R obbin•

Donald Robertson

Helen Robertaon

R ay Rodgora

Jack Raymond

Allen R ice Kooskia

Robert Rohrbach

L ois Ream

Poc.. tello

Dmqlo Hays Hall

Marian R ic:•

Lucile Rice

Boise

Spokane. Waahlnqton

Kappa Alpha Theta

Alph" Phi

Allen R olph

Donald Roper

Spokane, Washington

Wilder

Parma

Glenns Ferry

Challis

Spokane, Washington

Le wiston

Chico, California

Hays Hall

Lindley Hall

Idaho Club

Forney Hall

Sigma Chi

Phi Gamma Delta

Lambda Chi Alpha

Phi

Elmer Rou

Margaret Roaenheirn

Mildred Rowe

Laura Runk

Harold Saaatad

Cletua Sarb.,cker

N.,ncy Savidge

Dell~

The ta

Kay Schneider

Aberdeen

Boise

Coeur d' Alene

Priest River

Sawyer, No. Dakota

Ferdinand

T"coma, Washington

Moscow

Lindley Hall

Koppe Kappa Gamma

Forney Hall

Tau Kappa Epollon

Campus Club

Delta Gamma

Delta Delta Della

c 01'<lggory Schopor

Eva lyn Schultz

Henry Sch ultz

L A

Kenneth Scott

s s

Mary Eliza beth Scott Juanita Senften

Russell Severn

Barbara Sherw-i n

POC<Otello

Reardon, Washington

Blackfoot

Lorenzo

Boise

Castleford

Montpelier

Grangeville

Sigma Nu

Pi Beta Phi

Idaho Club

Campus Club

Pi Beta Phi

Hays Hall

Sigma Nu

Forney Hall

Donal Shook

George S h revo

Ervin Sinclair

Wanda Siple

John Shreve

F red S iebe

Lewiston

Osburn

Challis

Moscow

Jerome

New Plymouth

Bend, Oregon

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Ldmbda Chi Alpha

Chrisman Hall

Chrism<'n Hall

Delta Gamma

Phi Dell<' Theta

H<'YS H<'ll

Campus Club

Elizabeth S layton Firth

Edward Slus her Lexington, Missouri

Forney Hall

M er le Songstad Moscow

Elmer Soniville

Moscow

Jack Smedley

Bonnie Smith

Barbara Simpson

Justine Smith

Robert Smith

Richard Snyder

Norrnan Skj orsaa

Tom Solinsky

Burley

Coeur d'Alene

West All fs, Wisconsin

Moscow

Spok<'ne, Washington

Phi Gamma Dell<'

Ridenbaugh Hall

H<'ys H<'ll

Dell<' Chi

Beta Thet<' Pi

Kappa Sigm<'

Gerald Sorensen

Anna Southan

Robert Spaulding

Lawrence Spencer

Norma Steele

June St.e i n

Pocatello

Blackfoot

Pcuis

Lewiston

Kellogg

Idaho Club

Phi G<'mm<' Delta

L.D.S. Institute

Forney Hall

Forney Hal

J Melvin Stephe n.oon

Richard Still

Buhl Sutton

N I 0 R

Wayne Sutton

Nampa

M1dvole

L.D.S. lnabtute

Delta Tau Delta

Lindley Hall

William Taylor

Thomas Terrell

Wayne Taut fest

Eugene Taylor

Rou Suo m i n e n

Robert Swans on

Montreol, Wooconsin Burke

Midvale

Pocatello

Llndley Holl

J o hn Tho maa

H a_r vey Thompaon

Donald Swinney

Richfield Chrisman Hall

Marjorie Thompson

Cralqmont

Moocow

Twin Falls

Pocatello

BoiM

Nompe

Gooding

Tau Koppe Epsilon

Ph! Gamma Delio

Lindley Holl Annex

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Campus Club

Chrismon Hall

Hays Hall

Henry Toccalini

Alden Toova

Evelyn Tomanek

Margaret Tomlinson Roaa Trout

Nevada City, Calli.

Aberdeen

Pocatello

Blackfoot

Chrismon Hall

Chrlaman Hall

Hays Hall

Alpha Chi Omega

Edward Ualar

Stephen U t tor

Ruth Vanouck

Dorothy Varner

Moscow

Stanley Varner

Maplewood, N.J.

Boise

Pocatello

Delta Chi

Delta Tau Dell<!

Hays Hall

Delta Tau Delta

Denton Tucker

Katherine Tuller

Orofino

Boise

Campus C lub

Alpha Phi

Virginia Vieira Moscow

Richard Vottero

Ramey Syron

Kamiah Idaho Club

Mary Thu.. to n

John Tunniclilfe Moline, Illinois Lindley Hall

Eva Anno Mario von Kruaona tierna

Kellogg Stockholm, Sweden Sigma Nu

c Kenneth Webb

Goodmq

Erneat Weber

Quincy, Washlnqton

Delta Cht

Laurino Wilde

Moocow

L A

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Patricia Weiser

Elm• Wenger

Idaho Falls

Aberdeen

l..ewtaton

Moocow

Plummer

Leadore

Delta Gamma

Rtdenbouqh

Forney Hall

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Undley Hall

Willi• Sweet Hall

Robert Wiley

Robert Willett

MlldNd Woatordahl

Robert Wothorn

Donald Willlarna

Shelby Williams

Fred Wetter

D .. vid Wibon

Coeur d'Alene

Lewiston

C..scede

Buhl

Spoltene, Weshinqton

Undley Hell

Siqma Mu

Stgme Mu

Willis Sweet Hall

Phi Gemma Delta

Margery Wilson

Vincent Yoder

Coeur d' Alene

Glendele, C..llfornie

Koppo Kappa Gamma

Willis Sweet Hall

Lynn Youman•

Moscow

Joe Zaring

Edward Zielinski

American Falls

Schenectady, N.Y.

Chrismon Hall

Chrisman Hall

Harry Widdowaon

SOPHOMORE

The sophomore class gains recognition every year by setting aside the week previous to Christmas vacation for their special activities. After a big rally, they produced an assembly patterned after the movie industry- Sophomore Associated Productions- giving a prevue for class members only. The campus was admitted as an afte rthought, for lO cents.

Sophomore Class Officers . . . F irst Semester

President

Vice-President

BOB ROSENBERRY

WELDON COLE

Secretary

HELEN HOFFMAN

Treasurer

RACHEL SWAYNE

CLASS

OFFICERS

They danced at a mixer afterwards. Festivities were culminated on Holly Day. The traditional dance was converted into a kid dance. Bob Rosenberry must have done well the first semester as vice-president; he was "voted" into the treasurer's office for the second semester.

Sophomore Class Officers ... Second Semester

President Vice-President

GORDON BRANNON JOHN GIBSON

Secretary

HELEN EVEREST

Treasurer

BOB ROSENBERRY

CLASS Richard Akers Mary Ann Alban Delphine Aldecoa Thomas Alex Phyllis Almack Alton Anderson Joyce Anderson Robert R. Anderson Kenneth Andrew Betty Rae Appling Emma Lucy Atkinson Margaret Bacheller Barbara Bailey George Bailey Bradford Baker Cartee Bales Kent Barber Dale Basket Dorothy Bayne Randall Beard Dalbert Bechtol George Beito Clifford Benson Hershel Berenter John Berg William Bergeson Wynne Blake fhyllis Blakemore Rex Blewett Eetty Bloom Byron Bloor Kathleen Bcl:b Ecwin Bodily Vivian Eohman Bet.ty Eoles Donald Bolton Shirley Booher Charles Borden Bruce Boyd Beverly Brainard Gordon Brannon Harold Brevick Elizabeth Briggs Leonard Brooks Gerald Brown Donna Burditt Merilyn Burford Robert Burggraf

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Asahel Burnham Ruth Ann Cahoon Richard Campana Thomas Campbell Patricia Carey Mary Frances Carter James Christensen Averi! I Clark Shirley Clark Virginia Clark Adele Clemmer Joseph Cockrell Orielle Coiner Weldon Cole Gordon Collett Virginia Collett Janet Collier Grace Colomb Barbara Lane Colver Deane Combs Marie Comnick Harold Condit Philip Conley Noreen Conway Howard Cooper Wayne Cooper Ellen Cox Ralph Crea Charles Crowe Henry Crowley Marjorie Cruickshank Ca'herine Cunningham Bety Curry John S. Curtis Byard Cutler Gordon Dailey Allan Daniels Farrell Daniels Ray Davis Vernon Dawson Anthony DeLeon Arlene Deobald Robert Desaulniers Betty Detweiler Betty Devine Ralph Didriksen Eunice Dieter Frank Dillon

CLASS Jane Dinnison Kenneth Dodds Kenneth Downing Donald Duncan Jack Durdy Marcia Dustin Muriel Dustin Victor Dyrgall Rena Eccher Richard Eimers Louella Eisenbarth Dean Elder Mary Jane Elder Robert Ellingson Charles Emerson Edward English Dorothy Erickson John Erramouspe Adah Evans Wesley Evans Helen Everest John Fanning Jim Farrell Stanley Farris Stanley Ferlic Oscar Finkelnburg Dewilton Fjeldsted Roy Flay Robert Fleming Ruby Fleming Dorothy Follett Rudy Franklin Jim Freeman John Fry Sue Frye Robert Fryer Fred Fulton Gertrude Galbraith Mary Gano Gloria Garfield Jay Garner George Gibson lohn Gibson Jim Girard Donald Gist Betty Lou Gordon Goss Gordon Stanley Grannis

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Karl Grief Barbara Green Robert Green La Verne Grieser Earl Grimmett Lloyd Grobe Richard Groshong Carmelita Guernsey Lelle Gwilliam Marcia Gwinn Virginia Hagedorn Elizabeth Hale Annette Hamer Helen Hamilton Dorothy Hammer Claude Hansen Duane Hansen Keith Hansen Kenneth Harding Mary Harland Richard Harland Thomas Harland Lois Harnett William Harper Elaine Harrington Bonnie Harris Naomi Harshbarger Delphine Hart Winifred Hart Mary Ellen Hartigan John Harvey Pauline Hawley Virgil Haynes Wilma Hennis Spencer Hess Cecil Hill Doris Hilscher Florence Hinckley Irene Hinckley Helen Hofmann Patricia Holden Jack Holland Robert Holt William Holzer Francis Honey Ray Hoobing Gwendolyn Hoopes Donald Hopkins

CLASS Vonley Hopkins Donald Howard Nella h Mae Howe Dora Hueltig Marian Huff Miriam Hughes Ralph Hughes Harold Hull Janet Hull Edwin Hunt Ferol Hunter Velva Hunter Ruth Ellen Jackson Ralph James John Jasberg George Jefferson LaMar Jensen Mary Lou Jensen Norman Jensen Carl Johannesen Doris Johnson Eleanor Joh nson Elmer Johnson Marion Johnson Jessie Johnston Ann Jones Cecil Jones Howard Jones Lee Jones Robert L. Jones Stanley Jones Harrison Jordan Loren Kambitsch Doris Ke ister Robert Kemp Winona Kemp Jack Kemper Donald Kennedy Jack Kidder Thor Kiilsgaard Ray Killian Samuel Kirksey Walter Klug Amy Lou Knapp C harles Knox Iris Knutson Edward Koester Donald Konen

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Robert Koppes Margaret Kountz Dorothy Kroeger Billie Louise Kunter Stephen

LamorE~ux

Jack Lannan Lester Lanphear Doris Larkam Dick Larson Louis Larson Warren Lauer Kent Leader Betty Leaton George Lee Charles Leonard Richard Levering Harry Lewies Arthur S. Lewis Madison Lewis John Lieuallen Leon Lind Walter Little Richard Lockwood Chester Long Mary Longeteig Ann Lorenz Pat Lukens Wayne Lundblade Eugene Luntey Irene Lyon William McClure James McElroy Patricia McGrath Catherine McGregor Sarah McGregor Betty McKmley Sam McKinney John McMahon Lois McNall Marvin McVey PhylliR MacKenzie June Mackey Shirley Mackey Joseph Madison Bert Malmquist Jean Mann Gerald Manning Norma Marchi

CLASS Mary Fran Marshall Maurice Matthev-s Dean Mayes Clifton Mays Norbert Meagher Caroline Meixell Joyce Mercer VerDene Merrill Elaine Miller Richard Moore Hazel Morbeck Duane Morgan Rol::ert Morris William Morrison Dorothy Moser Harry Mosman Macey Motl Helen Motzko Alta Mae Mullin Ralph Myers Eunice Nelson Paul Nelson Victor Neb:on James Neudeck Esther Lee Nichols Dorothy Nixon Floyd Nixon Rowena Nordby Carolyn Norris Georald O'Connor William O'Meara Terence O'Rouark George Ochsner Frederick Olm June Olson Stanley Olson Kathleen Orr George Oslund John Ostrom Rex Ottley Oliver Parish Ruth Parks Melvin Pasborg Mildred Paul Phyllis Paynter Jack Peak Ollie Lou Peck Ted Pence

OF Thomt~s

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Pence

Craig Perkins Jack Perry Nelse Peterman Grace Petersen Ivan Peterson Wt~yne

Peterson

Jet~n

Pierce

Joyce Pierce Ralph Pinkerton Catherine Pohlman Carol Post Robert Potts George Poulos Lucille Pound Jessie May Powell Henry Procter Mary Margaret Quarles Lorene Rach David Ramseyer Raymond Raney Franklin Raney Murlin Rasmussen Donald Reed Mt~xine

Reeves

Hermt~n

Renfrew

Dale Reynolds Don Rice Loren Rice Jean Richardson Willit~m Richt~rdson

Cleo Ricks Clt~rence

Rieman

Melvin Rigdon Mary Ellen Ripley Robert Robinson Robert Robson Robert Rosenberry Eorl Rosti Mt~rjor!e

Rowell

Gridley Rowles Helen Rowley Virginia Ruckman Janet Runyon George Charles Russell George Robie Russell Richard Ryan Thomas Ryan

CLASS Charlotte Saad Charles Sargent Richard Sarles James Saunders Myrtle Schmidt Philip Schnabel Donald Schubert Miriam Schubert Mavis Schuepbach Ray Schwendiman Anna Margaret Sellars Richard Shaver Mary Lou Sherman Denton Siddoway Frederick Sugfriedt Joan Sipes Helen Skjersaa George Smalley Barbara Jo Smith Dean Smith Dwight Smith Violet Smilhwicks Thomas Snedden Houston Snyder Joe Snyder June Sorenson Gailen Soule Lloyd Southam Dorothy Spence James Spofford Ben Sprague Nancy June Stafford Roy Stalsberg Wayne Staples Richard Stillinger Robert Stillinger Addison Stone Lois Stone Catherine Stover Byron Stratton Barbara Sutherland Betty Sutherland Dorothy Sutton Laird Swan Roberta Swanson Rachel Swayne Lawrence Talbot Duane Taylor Alice Therioult Clifford Thomas Roberta Thomas Norma Thompson Fred Thurston Lois Tifft Robert Titus Spencer Toone

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James Towles Jo Anne Trelner Harold Tripp Joyce Tucker Mildred Turnbow Betty Turner Marilyn Ulmer Patricia Unternahrer Chesler Vincent Dorothea Volkmer Oswald Walch Joseph Walden William Wall Marguerite Walter Richard Wollon Margaret Word Glenn Wosem Elouise Watt Virginio Woy Nolon Weeks Donnobeth Wegener Worren Weinberg Gertrude Wetler Franklin Whetsler Compton White, Jr. Noncy White Robert While Groce Whitlatch George Whitlock Byra Louise Whittlesey Marion Whyte Williom Wicher Virginia Wickmon Deon Wilde Olive Wilkie George Wilkinson Donald Williams Meredith Willioms Gordon Williomson Helen Wilson Leonord Wilson Marjorie Wilson Rosemory Wilson Russel Wilson Stonley Wojlkiewtcz Pauline Wolff John Woodoll Herbert Woodcock Elaine Woofter Mory Wright Clarence Wurster Robert Young Virginia Young

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Freshman Class Officers .. . First Semester

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

DON BLACKBURN

MILTON GEORGE

HELEN URNESS

TAD NIELSEN

Freshman Class Officers .. . Second Semester

President JERRY SKILES

Vice-President

Secretory

DICK WHITING

BARBARA LONG

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Treasurer LUCILLE EYRICH

BLACKBURN

NIELSEN

WHITING

EYRICH

URNESS SKJLES

GEORGE LONG

The freshman class breaks its independent-officered record this year by having its first semester president and vice-president, Don Blackburn and Milton George from the Greeks. This class can be depended upon for promoting projects all year 'round. They started the year by reviving the bonfire tradition on the eve of the first home game . Their annual homecoming eve fireworks started the noisy weekend. It was not the fault of the class of '44 that the rally spirit ended Friday night. Frosh glee week in May gives the yearlings their final fling.

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H. Adams

J. Adams

A. Alho

M. Alsager

R. Alsager

S. Alsaker

C. Anderson

G. Anderson

0. Anderson

S. Auger

M. Axtell

J. Babin

R. Bafus

T. Baker

B. Jo Bakes

L. Bales

N. Bales

K. Barber

D. Barinaga

B. Barndollar J. Barnes

W. Barnes

S. Barnett

M. F. Bates

J. Batt

V. Baum

A. Bauscher

J. Beadles

E. Bean

L. Beck

E. Bellos

D. Benscoter

R. Berg

N. Bilhell

L. Bjorklund

R.Bjorklund

D. Blackburn P. Bowlby

M. Bowler

K. Boyington

C. Bracken

C. Brandt

R. Bremer

V. Brevick

W. Briggs

H. J. Brink

D. Brown

J. Brown

M. Brown

P. Buekley

J. Brunzell

D. Burkhalter J. Burton

G. Bush

D. Butler

H. Butts

M. Call

D. Cameron

B. Campbell

D. Campbell

G. Campbell

R. Campbeli

W.Campbell F. Cannon

F. Cantamessa

D. Carlson

E. Carlson

C. Chandler

S. Chaney

A. Chapman

G. Chapman

0. Chatfield C. Cheney

B. Chester

M. Childs

N. Chirekos

J. Chivers

T. Chivers

L. Choate

W. Christiansen T. Clark

P. Cluer

D. Cole

J. Colletti

J. Collier

W. Cone

C. Corbett

W. Corbett

L. Cornforth D. Coski

T. Crabb

C. Crandall

E. Crea

R. Cree

J o A. Crites

R. Crowther

R. Croyle

L. Curtis

J. Dahmen

K. Daniels

J. Davidson

E. Davis

S. Clelan

J. Crutcher

J. Beck

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Don Anderson

D. Anderson

J. Davis

M. Davis

R. Davis

A. Dennis

W.Dickinson

H. Dillman

C. Dochios

W.J.~Dodd

B. Doggett

P. Dollard

P. Done

A. Dooley

M. Dooley

J. Douglas

B. Draper

E. Drenker

R. Driscoll

R.'Dunkle

P. DuPuis

X. Durant

N. Durham

R. Durtshi

R. DuVall

W. Eimers

W. Ellis

C. Elmore

N. Evanson

L. Eyrich

G. Facer

T. Falconer

F. Farmer

M. J. Farnam

R. Feldscher

L. Fergeson

E. Frigenhaum

R. Finch

G. Ford

M. Forsythe

H. Foster

M. Fowles

Jack Fox

Lois Frank

N.Fredekind

W. Freeburg

G. Fritsch

R. Frost

M. Fry

A. Gage

H. Gale

J. Garner

V. Garrard

M. George

M. Gerton

L. Gibbs

M. Gill

E. Glahe

I. Glahe

J. Glindeman

J. Gordon

G. Grannis

J. Gray

D. Gray

H. Greaves

N. Grkovic

M. Grover

G. Guernsey

J. Guerrsey

G. Gunson

R. Haegele

G. Hall

L. Halversen

Jo A. Hamilton

M. Hamilton

D. Hanford

W. Hanford

J. Hansen

V. Hansen

R. Hardin

B. Harper

H. Harper

E.I. Harrington

B. Harris

C. Harrison

D. Hartwell

P. Harward

R. Hathoway

M. Havens

B. J. Heath

P. R. Heath

T. Hegg

R. Helbling

L. Heppner

J. Harrington

B. Heusser

D. Hicks

D. Hill

R. Hill

I. Hillman

R. Hadder

L. Hodge

B. Hoffman

D. Holder

J. Holloway, Jr.

L. Homan

K. Hooper

F. Horn

B. Hudelson

H. Hughes

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L. Hull

P. Hunter

A. Hyde

F. Hyke

V. Ingebretsen

D. Ingle

J. lvie

R. Jackson

S. Jensen

C. Johnson

D. Johnson

J. Johnson

K. Johnson

L. Johnson

M. Johnson

G. Johnston

A.M. Jones

E. Jones

E.L. Jones

F. Jones

H.L. Jones

John Jones

Jane Jones

Jean Jones

M. Jones

I. Jones

R. Jordan

D. Jordin

R. Joslyn

H. Judy

J, Julian

J. Kendall

J. Kennedy

P. Kennedy

W. Kennedy

W. Kershaw

M. Kilbourn

B.L.Kilpatrick }.Kimbrough

E. Kinder

S. King

J. Kinney

C. Kissel

R. Kjosness

M.L. Kloepfer

S. Knight

R.M. Knoles

C. Koch

E. Koffel

R. Korman

J. Krier

R. Larkin

F. Larsen

H. Larsen

G. Larson

H. Larson

R. LaRue

F. Latham

G. Lattig

B. Leaton

F. Lee

L. Lemon

W. Leuschel

Ann Lewis

M. Lewis

R. Lightfield

R.Lindstrom

L. Lister

E. Littlefield

B. Long

H. Lothrop

E. Lukens

A. Lundblade

D. Lundblade

B. Lynch

P. Lyon

M. McCargar

R. McCarroll

R. McColm

A. McCombs

H. McCurdy

B.L.McEachron

M. McFadden

H. McGee

P. McGee

L. McKeener

H. McKinney

J. McLaughlin R. McLaughlin

L. McNeil

C. McCallum

J. Macintosh

E. MacKay

K.MacNulty

S. Madsen

B. Magionas

W. Mangum

R. Manning

C. Martin

S. Matsura

J.L.Mangham J. Maxfield

T. Maydale

B. Mazna

A. Melcum

K. Merrill

L. Merrill

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W. Mervyn

E. Meyer

J. Meyer

F. Meyers

R. Michels

D. Miller

C. Minden

C. Mitchell

D. Molen

J. Momberger

J. Morefield

R. Mortensen

J. Morris

C.Morrison

A. Morrow

J. Mosher

W. Mouat

C. Muller

M. Mulroney

F. Munro

L. Murphy

E. Myers

V. Nally

E. Neal

T. Neilson

E. Nelson

B. Newby

J. Newel!

H. Newman

V. Newton

C. Nolan

M. Nuffer

J. Numbers

J. O'Connor

R. O'Connor

R. Obendorf

R. Olmstead

E. Olson

D. Outzs

R. Pace

P. Palmer

K. Parks

M. Passey

W. Patterson

L. Patton

W . Paulsen

D. Paulsen

C. Paynter

G. Pennell

R. Peters

F. Peterson

L. Peterson

R. Pinson

J. Piper

L. Ploss

G . Pomeroy

H. Pond

V. Potter

D. Price

B.J. Primus

A.M. Pye

C . Quigley

K. Ralstin

R. Ranta

D. Ratliff

K. Ratliff

F. Rawlings

C . Rea

E. Read

C. Records

W. Reddecopp

W. Reed

B. Reeder

H. Rees

G . Reese

M.M.Reimers R.Reinhardt J. Renfrew

P.Retherford

M. Reynolds

A. Richardson

V. Richardson

W. Richardson

E. Riedel

R. Riegel

E.L. Roberts F. Roberts

K. Robinson

N. Robinson

J. Rosamond

S. Rosen

G. Rosenau

R. Roskelley

M.F. Ross

M.I. Ross

J. Rossman

A. Rowland

W. Runnings

R. Russell

R. Sahlberg

R. Salesky

N. Salser

F. Sanborn

M. Sanford

D.Schaufelberger

B. Schenk

A. Schmidt

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M.A. Schuetlenhelm J. Selway

E. Senften

F. Shadel

L. Shodel

J. Sheehan

J. Shelton

G. Sherwin

M. Shewnack

B. Sikich

G. Siddoway P. Simmons

H. Sims

D. Skiles

G Skiles

W. Skinner

P. Skoglund

L. Skow

T. Smith

V. Smith

W. Smith

W.B. Smith

W.M. Smith

H. Sorenson

R. Southwick

J. Spaulding

B. Speer

R. Spohn

W. Sproat

C. Stanton

C. Stapleton C. Stark

R. Starr

C. Stauff

Leigh Steele

Leslie Steele

R. Stevens

M. Stokes

J. Stout

C.Stronohan J. Stringer

P. Stroboch

D. Strom

D. Strong

J. Sturgill

M. Sundberg

W. Sundeen

D. Swan

J.Swanstrum M. Swenson

J. Tabor

J. Tewhey

C. Thomas

E. Thomas

H. Thomas

L. Thomas

P. Thomas

A.Thompson E. Thompson

G. Thompson

W. Thompson

E. Thurston

J. Thurston

G. Toevs

R. Tucker

I. Tulppo

L. Tulppa

A. Una

H. Urness

S. Urness

J. Van

D. Vance

R. Veltri

R. Victor

R. Vonderharr J. Wahl

D. Wackerli

R. Walkley

E. Wallace

B. Ward

J. Ward

J. Wordwell

S. Waskiewicz D. Watts

B. Webb

H. Weir

J. Werkowski

J. Werry

T. Werry

H. Westberg

A. Westergaard

K. Westfall

E. White

A. Whiteman

D. Whiting

K. Whitley

D. Whittig

B. Whittle

E. Wickward

M. Willioms

J. Wing

A. Wodygo

C. Woods

W. Woodward

K. Woodworth

J. Wurst

A. Yantis

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9. Boy. \ook at them- more gir\s.

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\2. Gelling the ba<beoue ,aadY \o< the men atuden"

1. Dr. Erwin Graue, Professor of Economics. 2. Kenneth Parks, Instructor, Ag Enginee ring. 3. Professor Hull of the Electrical Engineering department. 4. Dr. Stone, Dendrology. 5. The Chern department on a picnic. 6. The Chern department again just before the picnic. 7. Mr. Martin, Political Science instructor. 8. Mr. Kroeger, Commerce instructor.

1. Dr. "Butch" Boyar gives the class a smile.

2. R. S. Snyder, Associate Professor of Agricultural C hemistry. 3. Dr. Brosnan leaving Science Hall. 4. Dr. Halversen lecturing in Bacteriology. 5. Mr. William Moore, Instructor in Economics. 6. Former Moscow Mayor, Henry C. Hansen, instructor, Dairy Husbandry. 7. Dr. Theophilus, Head of Dairy Husbandry.

Oh-hl Ah-hl Homecoming fireworks. the coed 2. In and out, 'round about parade. 3. Chrisman Hall's prophecy.

4. Betas in the groove. A real rally and a real lire-music, 5. too. 6. A little jammin' in the gym. Forney Hall tries to scare W.S.C.

1. The Joneses lead the coed parade 8. through Sweet Hall.

9. Gamma Phi Beta sign. 10. 11. 12.

When does this rally start? Some more jivin' at the rally. Tri-Delts' prize winner.

1. Sadie Hawkins Day the poor guy hasn't a chance. 2. Commander Taylor came the larthe!'t on Dad's Dayfrom Norfolk, Virginia. 3. "Marrying Sam McCarthy" gives the prize lor best house decoration sounds like a political deal. 4. The last man "oh, happy collitch days!" 5. Helen Hillman gets her man ask him. 6. The band lines up lor the half. 7. The W.S.C. band watches th~ fun it was better than the game. 8. The majorettes lead the band off no one saw the band.

la. Willkie supporters rush the stands during halftime didn't help. 1. The band forms "UI" on the field. 2. Helen Skjersaa leads the majorettes. 3. Jane Schubert, Gamma Phi, and Jim Ricc-, Phi Delt. Their houses had most dads back. 4. That W.S.C . Cougar cage is just always running away from Pullman. 5. Well, what are you looking at? 6. Les McCarthy just fired the shot heard around the world- "start of Sadie Hawkins' Day race." 7. What th e "well dressed man" wears on Sadie Hawkins' Day.

1. Black ties, stiff shirts, corsages- it's the Senior Ball.

2. "Bull" Durham and Helen Hillman waiting for the "pennies from Heaven"- they never came. 3. Sweet Hall Cabaret. 4. Betty Lou Braddock and Ed Mueller !lash us a smile. 5. Marie Raphael Smi1h and "Hubby" Lyle at Theta dance. 6. When "Theta lips are smiling"- how true, Gordie says.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Lindley Hall throws a dance in the Bucket. Dancing in the lounge of Students' Union Building. Senior Ballers waiting for the music to begin. Margaret Rosenheim, Mrs. Scott, Jdck Wc1rd sit this one out Helen Rowley, Chdce Anderson, Ann Mdguire, Mtlt Eberhdrd tell d funny one. The S.A.E. quartet unlimbers at the Bowery dance thdt's cider in the bettles. Lindley Hailers again at the Buckel. Dells go Russian a Ia Idaho.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 8. 9. 10.

Lo rhumba! Bill Bergeson ond Jeon Jones jitter for the jits. Two misses who were hits the Jones Twins. The whole show "on stage." Lo Congo lime. The cost meeting the audience- one at a lime. Senor Gugoni relieves the baby. The bond Paul Cowley hot on the trumpet. Leoder Hud Niemon takes a solo. The Jitterbugs ond "Prof" Bob Riegel.

1. 7路20 in the books guess where? 2. Armour Anderson and Ruth Boyer look guilty. (Ed. They shouldn't though.) 3. Oh boy! Oh boy! Wow!! 4. Ray Green doesn't want to be late-every minute counts. 5. Censored! But between us, it's the Argonaut's Friday Night club ot the Nobby. 6. Gomma Phis "playing" in the fog. 1. "Now, lissen' Chief- you know I'm your best pal." 8. "Con it be lhe spring" or ...?

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Beechnut Sam gives the audience a break- or at least some gum. Certainly an interested crowd. Hi! The 1940 Junior Assembly lines up for the finals. The "original Floradora GirlJ"- and the Idaho football team . Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay-The Can Can Girls. A little mussing up party-cinnamon and eggs.

1. "The Girl on the cover of the Police Gazette."

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

"Any similarity to persons living or dead is intentional" part of the !940 Junior Assembly. Stage Crew at the Sophomore Assembly. Now, lissen here, I have had enough of you! Wow, oh man, what a dream a bad dream. The 1940 Junior Assembly was so good that they deserved the same picture twice. No mistake, of cour3e. "In My Merry Oldsmobile"- 1909 model, no fluid shift.

1. First pnze at Coed Ball- Naomi Harshbarger and Edna Robe rts, Idaho beauty queens. 2. Evelyn Failor, the "Jenny Lind of the Campus, one swell gal. 3. Anne Marie von Krusenslierna of Stockholm, Sweden- one of the most popular girls at Idaho. 4. Theta "kids"-kind of kiddish. isn't it? 5. Marcia Gwinn- 1940 Typical Coed of schools of the Northwest. 6. Ruby Reuter and Helen Rowley "relaxin' ." 7. The original Hays Hall barber quartet, moustaches and all. 8. Virginia Erdman, 1941 Idaho Typical Coed.

1. Not the men from Mars, but the Miners taking some breathIng e xercises. 2. Two-bits the balance is off, Denton. 3. Bob Hamilton gets down to facts when he studies. 4. I would have to see it to believe it- S'ammy Kaufman studying. 5. Solinsky booking, too. 6. The T.K.E.'s hard at it. 7. Mixing things up in the Organic Chern Lab. 8. Don't bother me; can't you see I'm studying?

1. Last call for breakfast- hurry, hurry. 1. Primping or putting on some more sex appeal. 3 . Heading for the "lib." 4. Oh, darn that garter it snaps. 5. Frosh stunting. 6. Yep, you guessed it-they are ankle deep in a "bull session." 7. "Hurry, zip it uphe's waited 45 minutes already."

1. Body building sport-bridge. 2. Sometimes- yes, sometimes-they study. 3. Getting ready at 8:47 for that 8:45 date. 4. It's the first rule, cleanliness. 5. The room isn't always this bad- 6. Amour, Amour-saying goodnight the ol' American way. 7. Sleep, sleep-'tis end of another day.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Blue Key old clothes d rive-they have most of them on. Patriotic Bob Cook trying to lose 12 pounds to qualify for the Air Corps. Notice his beautiful brown eyes. "Prof" Edward Michael Riley has his "quiz kids" program at game halftime. Neyva Erickson trying to get her date:for the Spinster Skip. Idaho wasn't winning when this picture was taken. Spring brings picnics-enough said.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Bob Andrews and Norma Durham flash their smiles for the camera- Dave Thomas isn't interested ... much. Military Bailers watching the Pershing Rifles drill- cute blonde number, eh? Presentation of the cords- a kiss goes along with it- oh, the life of a soldier. The "official military family" poses at the Military Ball. Pershing Rifles drill at the Military Ball. " There's something about a soldier-that Is fine, fine fine."

1. The procession comes out of the Arboretum. 2. Cardinal Key pledging. 3. Crowning of the Queen-not with a ball bat. 4. May Queen Rachel Braxtan reigns supreme. 5. Maypole dance. 6. Silver Lance pledging- Johnston bellowed. 7. Mortar Board pledging-the girls squealed.

1. Turning them loose after four years. 2. President A. H. Upham of Miami University delivers commencement address. 3. The Commencement parade gets under way at the Ad Building. 4. "There's a long, long trail a-winding." 5. President Dale, Governor Bottolfsen, President A. H. Upham discuss things. 6. Three potentates chinnin' about the weather.

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INDEPENDENT COUNCIL Independent Council is composed of repras3ntatives from each indep3ndent house_ Its purpose is to promote activities and solve common problems among independent groups.

Borr Fa len l...awles Schock

Boyotnqer Greaves Mater Schwendtman

Beals Grell Mercer

Shreve

Bet to Hadley Parkinson Swanson

Bertrand Harris Ralstln Syron

Bodily Hunter Rice Thompson

OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer

CAMPUS CLUB Louts Parkinson Alvin Hodloy Edwin Bodily CHRISMAN HALL Harry l...awles John Wahl John Shreve DALDA TAU GAMMA Margaret Barr Ioyce Mercer

BOB SWANSON - HARRY LEWIES MARGARET BARR GEORGE BEITO

FORNEY HALL Ruth Ann Hunter Miriam Moler

L D.S. Ray Schwendiman

HAYS HALL Helen Jensen Marjorie Thompeon

LINDLEY HALL Rober! Baysinger Keith Ralstin Robert Swanson

IDAHO CLUB Keith Greaves Donald Robertson Romey Syron

RIDENBAUGH HALL Mary Jane Bertrand Reno Eccher

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TAU MEM ALEPH Allen Rice Kenneth Folen WILLIS SWEET HALL Donald Beals George Beito Fred Harris Delbert Schock

Ec<:her Jensen Rohertaon Wahl

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Interfraternity Council this year sponsored a banquet get-together for all fraternity pledges, dinner exchanges among fraternities, and published a fraternity booklet, among other activities.

Abrahamoon Franklin Mackey

Benoit Gnaecltnger Morton

Crowe Gray Nelson

Cruickshank Hutchinoon Phippen Webb

Tobyn

Davia Kaufman Ramaey Weeki

Donaldson Little Rosenheim

OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer

BILL ABRAHAMSON 路 FRANK EVANS 路 BILL MORTON CHICK DONALDSON

ALPHA TAU OMEGA Bill Morton Jim Hutchinson

DELTA TAU DELTA Chick Donaldson Dick Still

PHI DELTA THETA Rudy Franklin Jack Ramaey

SIGMA CHI Dave Little Oliver Mackey

BETA THETA PI Gus Rosen holm Ed Benoit

KAPPA SIGMA

PHI GAMMA DELTA Bob Davia John Tobyn

SIGMA NU Frank Evans Jack Nelson

DELTA CHI lack Gray Ken Webb

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Ned Gnaedinger Archie McDonnell

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Bill Abrahamson Frank Crowe

TAU KAPPA EPSILON Stewart Cruickshank Nolan Weeks

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Evans

McDonnell Still

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PAN-HELLENIC Composed of two representatives from each sorority Panhellenic fosters inter-sorority relations. Its achievement this year was to establish a court of honor to levy penalties for infractions of the rushing code.

Adair Glindeman

Anderson

Brown Kenagy Schubert

J~me s

Schneider

Detweiler Kenworthy Schultz

Erdman Mc Murray Tucker

OFFICERS INEZ BROWN JANE SCHUBERT VIRGINIA ANDERSON

President Vice President Secretary

ALPHA CHI OMEGA Inez Brown

Barbara Kenagy ALPHA PHI Virginia Anderson

Helen Glindeman DELTA DELTA DELTA Kay Schneider Joyce Tucker

DELTA GAMMA Virginia Erdman Norma Lou McMurray

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Joyce Kenworthy Mary Low Fahrenwald

GAMMA PHI BETA Jane Schubert Betty Detweiler

PI BETA PHI Evlayn Schultz Penny Pennick

KAPPA ALPHA THETA Eileen Adair Vera Nell James

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Fahrenwald Pennick

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ALPHA CHI OMEGA Alpha Chi Omega boasted an all-time record with two sets of twins, five Joneses. This year A.W.S. and Panhellenic presidencies went to the Alpha Chis.

Blakemore Flemlnq Hartagan Mackey

Bralnftrd Geddes Hillman

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Gtbbe A.M. Jones Mardabl Sherfey

Chiles Glabe H.L. Jones Merrill Ba. Sutherland

Dodd Green Jane Jonea O'Conner &. Sutherland

Downtnq Grover Jean Jones 8 Olson Titus

Dunlap Hale M. Jones J. Oloon Tomlinson

Ann Magujre

KeMgy Rach Ward

SENIORS Inez Brown

Beth Geddes

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Wilma Sherfey Julia Talus

Marqaret A. Ward

JUNIORS Betty Downing

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Phyllis Blakemore Beverly Brainftrd Mary Lou Chiles

Ruby Fleming Barbara Green Betty H<>le

Wolleae Dodd Lourelto Gibbs Irene Giahe

Maxine Grover Alice Jones Helen Jones Jane Jones

Barbara Ken<>gy Ruth Mardahl

Marqoret Tomlinson

SOPHOMORES Mary Ellen Hartigan Juno Olson June M&ckey

Lorene Roch Barbara Sutherland Betty Sutherland

FRESHMEN Jean Jones Marilyn Jones Harriett McCurdy Betty Olson

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Jeanne O'Connor Arloine Schmidt Josephine Shelton

President McCurdy Schmidt

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ALPHA PH I Alpha Phi, end of fraternity row dwellers, popular girls ... pretty, too. Various activities get the Alpha Phi nod. Hearty eaters.

Emma Batt President Halvorsen Morbeck Stockton

Guernsey Lothrop

Aldeced Booher Hoffman Moll Swdll&On

P. Anderton Campbell Hunter Motzlr.o Tuller

V. Anderson E. Dieter Jeffers Olmstead

Bacheller N. O.eter JenntnQa Pye VIctor

Turner

&kea Favre

Jordon Rice Volkmer

Batt

Fowler KeepinQs Robinson Whiteman

SENIORS Patricia Anderson Emma&tt

Helen Bithell Helen Bond

VIrginia Anderson Norma Dieter

Christine Favre Helen G lindeman Betty Jo Jeffers

Delphine Aldecoa Janis Andre w MarQaret Bacheller Betty Jo Bakes

Shirley Booher Eunice Dieter Carmelite Guernsey Winona Kemp

Beverly Campbell Jean Gllndeman

Lucille Halversen Betty Hollman Helen Lothrop

Marton Fowler

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Jean Olmstead Mary Martha Stockton

JUNIORS Bonnie J. Jenningâ&#x20AC;˘ Mary Ellen Jordan Thelma May LoQan

Marian Rlee Katherine Tuller

SOPHOMORES Hazel Morbeck Mary Molt Helen Motzko Roberta Swanson

Betty Turner Dorothea Volkmer Rosemary Wilson

FRESHMEN Allee Pye Kathryn Robinson Roee Starr

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Rebecca Victor Anne Whiteman

Blthell H. Glindeman Kemp Rowell Wilson

Bond

J. Glindeman l.oQan Starr

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ALPHA TAU O MEGA Alpha Tau Omega takes top rank along fraternity row in the art of coke drinking. they often disturb campus slumber with nocturnal forays for their freshmen.

A. Acuff Davidson D. Howard McElroy Rice

E. Acuff D Eimers P. Howard McKinley B. Ryan

Batt W. Eimers Hunt Madison T. Ryan

Benson Emerson Hutchinson Moggeridge Saunders

Cawley Fleming Jones Morton Schmidt

Clark Homan Kambitech Parvin Swan

Crowley Hoobing Kennedy Pence Talbot

Dante! Hopkins Kerby Perkins Tripp

SENIORS Earl Acuff Harold Fisk

Potter Howard Ralph Hunt Bill Morton

Art Acuff Paul Cawley

Frank Finlayson Jim Hutchinson Walter Ingersoll Fred Llllge

Bill Neal Don Parvin Ben Ryan

Ralph Schmidt Dexter Whalen

JUNIORS

Vernon 0dniel

Corwin Davidson

Ken Lynk Joe Madison John Moggrldqe Bill McKinley

Harold Trtpp George Wilkinson Ray Wilson

SOPHOMORES Cliff Benson

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Charles Emerson Bob Fleming

Ray Hoobin~ VonlU Hop Ins Don oward Loren Kambitsch Don Kennedy Bob Moss

James McElroy Shirley Mackey Ted Pence

&';~~~~~:rklns Loren Rice

FRESHMEN John Batt Tim Clark

Bill Eimers Leroy Homan

Farrell Jonoa Gene Lltilefleld Don Swan

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Gone Milar Clinton Quigley

Prankster~.

Ullge ~jley

B ill F iak President Littlefield Rice Wilkinson

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BETA THETA PI Beta Theta Pi, "hot-to-go" boys, but also maintain a high scholarship rating. Smooth dressers and lots of activities. The Beta hotel has the only full-time housemother.

O ua Roaen h e im

President r.:.,ruen

r~:Jbrade

Anderoon Cheney He.. M artin

D. Siddoway

Andrews

Cree Hudelson McLeod G. Siddoway

Austin Dahlstrom Hunter

G. Michels R. Siddoway

Robert Andrews Dale Austin Van Austin Jack &lt.er

William &rrett Willis Brewer Robert Dahlstrom Ernest Day Lawrence Duffin

Armour Anderson

Edword Benoit

Bruce Boyd Boyd Brown John Hawley

Archie Dodds Dean Elder James Forrell

Spencer Hess Louis Larson George Lee

Thomas Baker Arthur Chapmon Joseph Cheney Robert Cree Xavier Durant

Leonard George John Hansen Burke Hudelson Sherman King Herbert Larsen Archie Larson. Jr.

&ker Day Johnoon R. Michels Smith

Benoit Doddo Jon eo Miller Sneddon

SENIORS Glen Hunter Jerome Johnoon John Jones Gordon Mlchelo Fronklln Rockwell JUNIORS Chorles Knox Colin McLeod SOPHOMORES Frederick Lukene Robert Robinson Joseph Ryan FRESHMEN Wayne Lundblade Keith McCarthy Curtis Martin Jomes Michels Dean Miller Roso Miner

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Boyd Durant

~!~sen

B. Snyder

Brewer

Elder Knox

Robinson D. Snyder

Gustav Rosenheim William Sherley Raymond Siddoway Robert Snyder

Rtchord Snyder Elmo Sullivan

Denton Slddowoy Thomas Sneddon. Jr.

Albert Paulsen John Prins Robert Sahlberg Grant Siddoway William Smith

Brown Farrell Larsen Rockwell

Chapman George La non Sahlberg

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DALDA TAU GAMMA A national sorority for town women is Dalda Tau Gamma. Members manage to keep up with their campus activities and social functions. Their national convention was held here last fall.

A. Andenon J. Andenon Bowlby Boles Hensen Hart Lyon Larsen Richardson Sanborn

Barr Je. ~dlea Belles lo. Baadles Bjorklund B ertha M cGrath Evere1t Collett Draper Grieser Haqedorn President Hlcl:.man Hillman Hofmann Hunter Joice Keeney Moore McGrath Mercer Nelson Petersen Rach ~:Ni1r Schwenklelder Simmons Smithwick Songotad Vanouck Westberg

SENIORS Juanita Anderson Marqaret Barr Katherine Btrchm1er

Betty Joice Ruth Keeney Beth Ellen Ketley

Audrey Andenon

Joyce Baadleo

Barbera Bailey Betty Boleo Virginia Collett Helen Everest

LaVerne Grieser Virginia Hagedorn Winifred Hart Helen Hofmann

Jean Beadles Eveline Belloâ&#x20AC;˘ Lorraine BJorklund Patricia Bowlby Bernita DoQ~ett Mildred 000 ey

Barbera Draper Jean Frei Lauretta Gibbs Verlee Hansen Ida Jane Hillman Ella Lanon

Bertha McGrath Evelyn Moore Hulda Schwenldelder

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JUNIORS Mary Catherine Hickman

Ruth Allee Vanouck

SOPHOMORES ferol Hunter Joyce Mercer Grace Petersen Jessie Mae Powell

Lorene Rach Klyda Ratliff VIolet Smithwick Mary Wr!9ht

FRESHMEN Frances Larsen Irene Lyon Eileen Nelson Allee Richardson Katharyn Ruckman frances Sanborn

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Josephine Schwenkfelder Patricia Simmons Avon Sirrine Madqe Wadaley Helen Westberq

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CAMPUS CLUB Campus Club . . . Ag students and politicians dominate this cooperative dorm on the edge of the campus. Many political deals are cooked up within its confines.

Norma n Skje,...a

Crabb Galbraith

President Dolley Glick

Alex L. Brooks Donie Is Hedley Hill

Anderaon J. Brown Drenl:er G. Hell Hom

Arndt H. Brown Our I: H. Hall Jacky

Baum Bum hem EldrlciQe Hem10n Jenkowakl

Bauman Cool: Evons Hansen Johnoon

SENIORS Everett Arndt Harold Brown Robert Durl: Franklin Eldridge Jamea Evans

Gordon Frederic Glenn Galbraith Hershel Hall Alvin Hadley Jack Hill Charles Hom

lvor Bauman LaVerne Bollinger Bruce Brooks Leonard Brooks Geo~e Cook Seth orless Terry Crabb Owen Early George Emerich

Richard Ferrell Louis Glick Viggo Hamson Claude Hansen John HO$kins Elmer Johnson Thor KiiiSQaard Howard Langland Siegfried Lienk Merle Lloyd Melvin McEuen

Nel10n Howerd Howard Jecky Edwln Jenkowokl Nick Lolreru: George Moran William Orlob

Hubert Reisenauer Je.. Sproul Ferrel Tovey Robert Tucker Lowell Walker

JUNIORS

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Finley McNoughton Cralge Manning Albert Mortln Donald Milliken Stanley Milia Howord Morrleon Daniel Moser Quentin Murdock Lewla Nonlnl Louis Perkinson Warren Randall

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Cletus Sorbacker Kenneth Scott Normon SI:Jersoa Fred Snyder Altilio Steneck Russel Stewart John Thomas Denton Tucker Richerd Welch sliver Williams eorge Wren

Bodily Corless Forsyth Harper

B. Brooks Terry Crabb Frederic H~rrison

CAMPUS CLUB

fJN~:~ro

Muroock

Ru-n

Lanqlend Milia Nellaon Sarbacker

Und MombetQer Orlob Scott D. Tucker

McClure Moran Ottley Skjersae R. Tucker

McNaughton Morqen Parkin eon

Snyder Vonderharr

Meclntoeh H. Morrlaon Perry Sproul Webb

Maughan W. Morrloon Peteraon Thomas Whittle

SOPHOMORES Tom Alex

K!;~~l ~!hom

Vernon Burklund Kenneth Crowella Goroon Dolley

Merion Forsyth Lee Fossum John Geekel Grant Hell Herold Holm"" Floyd Johnson Leon Lind

Robartaon McClure Kenneth Montqomery Duone Morqon William Morrlaon Rex Ottley Rtchero Pogel Jack Perry

Arnold Pierce Wilmer Priest Georqe Russell Joe Snyder George Stoddard Chorlea Sweetwood Curtis Woahburn

FRESHMEN Clarence Bellem lvon Brink John Brown Ted Crabb Darrel Oolgner Egan Dreneker

Blaine Harper Sylvon Jeppesen Kenneth Macintosh Lowell Moughon Donald Miller Jesse Momberqer

Forrtest Munro Tad Neilson Gerald Pederaon Herbert Reea Robert Sterk Poul Thome

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Robert Vonderhorr Byron Webb Hugh Whittaker Boyd W hittle Lynn Williams

Bruce B rooka

Rees Thome

President Reisenouer Tovey

CHRISMAN HALL Chrisman Hall ... Over 100 men call it "home" and boast of its intramural football championship team. They take pride in the "University of Chrisman Hall" ski team.

Italo Caccia President T. Chivers Err&mouape Focter Heusaer Hodder

J. Chivers

C. Anderson Beck

Conley Fret Honey

D. Anderson Bradbury Crandall Gilbert Honsinger

G. Anderson Caccia Dillon Glahe Hoopeâ&#x20AC;˘

Salus Carlson Durdy Grieb Hopklnt

Bailey Carpenter Dyrgall Hal\liOn Jasberg

SENIORS Chace Anderoon Guy Anderson Edward Bailey Babe Caccia

Tom Collin Albert Frei Sykes Gilbert Jake Harshbarger Roy T. Honsinger

Ardith Beck Lawrence Bradbury Peter Budarf James Canning Burton Clark

James Durham Bernard Favaro James Foster Merland Grieb Robert Ingraham Roland Mattson

Hugh Hoopea Loul1 Karably Ronald Lambert Robert .._right Tom Moran

Andrew Olaon Theodore Oylear Robert Patton Hans Wlnbauer

JUNIORS George Redford John Shreve Wilford Stevena Donald Swinney Harvey Thomson

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Henry Toccalinl Alden Toevs David Wilson Joe Zaring Edward Zielinski

Bamdollor Chirekoc Elmore Harshbaroer Jefferson

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R. Jensen lAo right O'Connor Shreve

S. Jensen Lew lee Oleon Siebe

Jones McLaughlin Pariah Slklch Wahl

Karably McNeil Ramseyer

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Koch Malmquist Reddecopp Taylor Wick word

Koester Mattson Redford Thompeon Zaring

Latham

Rosenberry Tocaalini Zielinski

SOPHOMORES Albert Bonin Ted Carpenter Philip Conley Calvin Crandoll Gene Davidson Frank Dillon Robert Dirks Jack Durdy Victor Dyrqoll

John Erramouspe Eugene Glohe Stan Gronnla !von Honeon Francis Honey Donold Hopkins John Josberq Robert Jaaberq George Jefferson

Donald Andereon Roy Bolus Bruce Barndollor Keith Boyington Don Carlson Nick C!-Jrekos John Chivers Thomas Chlvera Carroll Elmore

Mike Erromouspe John Hombly John Homm Lowrance Hatchett Blaine Heusser Williom Higgins Richard Hodder Robert Horcvilz Stanley JenMn Robert Knudsen

Robert Jensen Howord Jones Edword Koester Harrt.Lewies

Bert almquist Marlin Morquard Curtis Mitchell Fronk Mitchell Fred Nichols

Goorald O'Conner Oliver Parish David Ramaer,:r Robert Roeen rry Gus Rosenau Fred Siebe Duone Toylor Eugene Wolker Bloine Wlshorl

FRESHMEN Chrlallon Koch Fred Lotham Joe Molta Eorl Moxwell Woyne McGuire Jock McLoughlin Lourence McNeil Cecil Morrison Woyne Reddecopp leigh Shodel

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Roy Honainger

Morrison

Sort Sikich G lenn Stout Gordon Toevs Gordon Tr'one John Wah John Weber Steve Weisgerber Kenneth Weatfoll Ellis Wickword

Rosenau

A. Toevs

Preeadent Shadel G. Toevs

DELTA CHI Delta Chi harbors excellent marksmen for their annual Pirate Party.

Allen

Jack Oray

President G. McGee Mlutlnsen PasborQ Pe ters Taylor

Gunson

H. McGee E. Prather Thompeon

Aochenbrener Helbllnq Morvyn

Row lea Uolar

ask the Thetas. Tendency to run to athletes. Known

Btehl

Borden Kamelevtcz

Hunter

Mortensen Shadel Webb

M osmon

Shoemaker Whllemon

Gordon Kennedy Neleon Smtih Wtcher

SENIORS Bob Alexandenoon Jac k Groy

Tony Komelevicz Bill Undqulst Dave Paoe

Dewey Allen Anton Aochenbrener Corwin Biehl

Pete Borden Kent Leader Ray Martinsen

Goso Gordon

Richard Larson

Guy McGee Harry Mosman Melvin Pasborq

Joe Gray GeoW,o Gunson Ray elbltng

Paul Hunter Pete Kennedy HuQh McGee

Euqene Prother Francia Shadel Stanley Shoemaker

Howell Taylor Bob Whiteman

JUNIORS Paul Neloon Donald Rowles Robert Smith

Ed Ualar Kenneth Webb

SOPHOMORES Houston Snyder Addiaon Stone

William Wicher Dean Wilde

FR.ESHMEN Bill Mervyn Bob Mortenson Robert Pace

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Keith Parl:.s Ralph Peters Gene Thompson

Gray Larson Pace

Snyder Wilde

)<>&Gray Leader Parka Stone

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DELTA DELTA DELTA Delta Delta Delta pledges are still digging on their swimming pool. Hard workers. Rapid risers in the sorority world, they're destined to go places.

Aylor Burford Gouyd Knoles Schneider

Ayres S. Clorl< Hollmon Kountz Simo

Bidne V. Clark Havens

Morrell A. Thompoon

eriQQI Dlll!nqham Heath Mullin N. Thompoon

Brunger Er!ckeon Hiller Mulroney Tucker

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Hillman Norris White

M ..bel Ay.-.o

Hoolr.tns S..ad Woodworth

SENIORS Eda Hillman Orela Hook!ns

Cathertne Brunger

Alice Gaskill Eltyne Hallmon Foy Hiller

Mabel Ayers

Olive Bidne Lucy Adele DIIUnoham

Elizabeth Brlqqs Morllyn Burford Shirley Clerk

Virginia Clark Dorothy Erickson Nellah Mae Howe

Paulino Bulkley Merle Havens

Ruth Merle Knolea Margaret Ann Kountz Manne Mulroney

V!rqlnle Aylor

Elizabeth Morrell S..rbara S..bln

JUNIORS June Gouyd Merlan Heath

Key Schneider

SOPHOMORES Alta Mae Mullin Carolyn Norris Charlotte Saad

Norma Thompeon Ioyce Tucker VIrginia Young

FRESHMEN Helen Sims Anne Thompson

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Nancy White Kathleen Woodworth

President Howe S..bln Young

DELTA GAMMA Delta Gammas are activity women, hard workers, and hard players. They tapped more neophytes than any other sorority this year.

Gano F. Lee Nichols

Ann Little President Gauss M. Lee Orme

E. Bracken Brink Barrett C. Bracken Conway Cruiclc.shanlt Davis Coon Hyde Kimes Hawley Heath Holden MacKay Martin McGrath Lorenz Little Renf111w M. Retherford Powell Riedel Reese Stafford Tretner Weiser Savidge Simpeon Sanborn

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Cahoon Erdman Kingsbury McMurray P. Retherford Wilson

SENIORS Virginia Erdman Mary GauSI

MarJorie Kingsbury Geraldine laidlaw Madeline Lee

Anne Li!Ue Alice Ann Martin

Jane Renfrew Allee Roberta

JUNIORS Jane Barrett Eli2abeth Bracken Dorothy Anne Coon

Elinore Finch Wanda Klmea Norma Lou McMurray

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MaryGano Pauline Hawley Patricia Holden Amy Lou Knapp

Claire Bracken Helen Jeanne Brink Marjorie C..II Betty Cheater

Winifred Christiansen Ma~a111t L. Davis Marilyn Fowlea Patsy Heath Adene Hyde

Florence Orme Mary Retherford Nancy S..vtdge

Barbera Simpson Patricia Weiser

SOPHOMORES

Noreen Conway Marjory Cruickshank

Ann Lo111nz Patsy McGrath C..rollne Meizell Esther Lee Nichols

Jessie Mae Powell Nancy June St..llord Jo Ann T111tner Helen Wtloon

FRESHMEN Elizabeth Riedel Phyllis Retherford Nancy Roblnoon Maryella Sanford

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Cole Finch Knapp Meixell Roberts

Chester Fowles laidlaw Murphy Robinson

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DELTA TAU DELTA Delta Tau Deltas live "High on a Windy Hill." Vanguards of Idaho boxing nucleus . .. the Delts traditionally go "Russian" in their big celebration of the year.

Bauocher O..nlela Jewell Laonord

sun

Brown

Donoldeon Jockheck Lundblade Swisher

BrunzeU Evans

Jones ManQum Utter

Qlmpbell

Clark Hill Kennedy Reed Walkley

Harris

Julian Murphy Vamer

Combe Hopklna K1mbrou9h Rollman Weston

R o sa R owe Korman

Rupp W!lllams

SENIORS Charles Donaldeon Robert Hanis

Charles Murphy William Reed Ross Rowe

Harold Blanksma Ktnqaley Brown Bill Olmpbell

Ave,rill Clark

John Rg,p Robert wtaher Stephen Utter

Ray Weston Sam Zlnqale

JUNIORS Marion F~se

Richard Hopkins Jomes Jewell

John Jockheck Richard KlnQ William Laonord

~~s~lfuord Stanley Vorner

SOPHOMORES Allen Bauscher

Joseph Brunzell Deane Combs

Georqe Olmpbell Ke ith Daniels Edqor English Dwtqht Hill

Jack Jones Jack Julian Williom Kennedh James KlmbrouQ

Wesley Evans

Warren Lauer

FRESHMEN Robert Korman Donold Lundblade Wllliom MonQum James Rossman

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Robert Wolkley Joe Williams Meredith Willioms

Preâ&#x20AC;˘ident Lauer Spofford Zlnqale

FORNEY HALL Forney Hall training ground for sorority pledges ... good target for snowballs ... good group spirit .. the hostess encourages it.

An ne Stodda rd President Beo. CurUâ&#x20AC;˘ Betty Curtiss Guernsey Harrlnqton

Alho Campbell Deobald Heiner L4nqe

Allard Chester

=:r L4rkam

Armstrong Christian J. Elder Hodge Leaton

&mea

Com nick M. Elder Jensen Lightfield

Beoch Coakl Ertck.on John.on Lonq

Bobb Cox Ford Jones McEachron

SENIORS Ruth Armstrong Marjorie Chester Beatrice Curtiss Betty Curtiaa Anne Domijan

Neyva Erickson Phyllis Hefner Ruth Ann Hunter Betty Kinney Maxine L4nge

Marie MacKende Ruth Mather Josephine Moncher Beulella Nordby Martha Opedahl

Helen Sharp Ml!ly Smith Anne Stoddard IMbel Tigert

JUNIORS Eleanor Allard Barbara Beach Verla Bursted!

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Eunla Cosk! Jane Ellen Cunningham

Beverly Dodge Joyce Fox

Joyce Hilfiker Louise Kuehl Betty Meckln Miriam Meier Mildred Mellory

VIvian Mooers lmo Gene Muck Eva Nelecn Kelherlne Reed Helen Robertson Mildred Rowe L4ure Runk

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Berbera Sherwin Belly Sleyton Norma Steele June Stein Minnie Mee Tibbs Olive Werd Mildred Westerdehl

Burditt Bursted! C.Cunnlngham J.Cunnlnghem Fox Frank Kinney Kuehl

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Moler Neal Pound Schuepboch

Mallory Neleon Ratliff B. Sherwin

Melcum B. Nordby Rawlings G. Sherwin Sweneon

Merrill R. Nordby Reed Slayton Wallace

Meyen Opedahl Reeder Smith Ward

Moncher Orr Reeves Soreneon Westerdahl

Mooen le. Pierce Reynolds Spence Westei'Qaard

Muck lo. Pierce Robertson Steele Wickman

SOPHOMORES Kathleen Bobb Donna Burditt Marie Comnick Ellen Cox C..therine Cunningham Arlene Deobeld

Joan Elder Dorothy Spence Mary Jane Elder Alice Fulton M<lrion Johnson Doris Larkam

VerDene Merrill Mona Myen Rowena Nordby K<1thleen Orr Jean Pierce Ioyce Pierce

Lucille Pound Maxine Reeves

Movie Schuepbech June Sorenaon

Virqlnl<l Wickman

FRESHMEN Aune Alho leon Barnes Goorgia Ford Lois Fronk Gloria Guernsey Evea Horrington

Lois Hodge Mary Jensen Eva Lou Jones Beatrice Leaton Ruth Lightfield Barbera Long Betty Mc&!chron

Annamoo Melcum Fern Meyers Effie Neal Delores Ratliff Fronclle Rawlings Borbero Reeder Maxine Reynolds

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Goorgia Sherwin Cherry Stranahan May Swenson Ell1~beth Wall ace Belly Ward Anne Westei'Qaard

K athleen Chriatian

Rowe Stein

President Runk Stranahan

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GAMMA PH I BETA Gamma Phi Beta, mainstays of The Argonaut copy desk, also knitted fast and furiously for Britain ... activity women.

Jane Sc hubert

Pmsldenl Hungerford McDonald McGregor Schubert Herm~n

Alford Detweiler Jackson Marsh Scott

Armstrong Dunlr.le Johnston Mazna Sherman

Bayne Follett Kerl Morrison Smtth

Brandt Footer

Kostalelr. Ostrander Tabor

Burch Garlaeld l<lrson

P~llerson

Wardwell

Cherry Gilbertson Lewis

Pier Williame

Childs Gordon Long Quarles W right

SENIORS Alice Alford Doris Hungerford Theo Kerl

Marjone Johnston Emma Jo Long Lovina Marsh

Betty Armstrong

Macky Colquhoun

Sue Cherry Mary Ellen Dunkle Eileen Gilbertoon

Doroth.}; Bayne Mary irqinlo Burch Betty Detweiler

Dorothy Follett Gloria Garfield Betty Lou Gordon

Carol Brandt Marjorie Childs Helen Fosler

Helen l<lrson Ann Lewis Phyllis Lyon

P~ McDonald Phy is Morrloon Jane Pier

Jane Schubert Jerry Scott Mickey Smith

JUNIORS Eulaine Helmer& Cicely Ann Hermon Katherine Koetalelr.

Patricia Ostrander Claramay Patterson

SOPHOMORES Ruth Ellen J~clr.son Catherine McGregor Mary Lou Sherman

Mory M~rqaret Quarles Mary Wright

FRESHMEN Betty Mama Mary Alice Schuettenhelm Jean Tabor

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Jeanne Wardwell Marcille Williams Diclr.te Watts

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Colquhoun Helmers Lyon Schuettenhelm

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KAPPA ALPHA THETA Kappa Alpha Theta "lips are smiling" and they have a friendly hello for all. Merry funsters and hard rushers, they haunt the nest.

Adair Boleo Clemmer l..anqenwaller Runyon

Aken Bonm4n Cobb Lemon Stone

AI mack Bowell Crites Marshall Swantek

Axtell Bryant Dinnison McConnell Thurston

Axtell Buttram Gamble Morrie Wei19erber

Bean Carey Haqedom Out%1 Werry

Herrington Rice White

SENIORS Eileen Adair Eleanor Axtell

Louise Bowell Helen Buttram Anastasia Cobb

Phyllis Akers Gay Bonman

Maxine Bryant Mary Genevieve Gamble Vera Nell James

Phyllis Almack Betty Boles

Patricia Carey Adell Clemmer Jane Oinnison

Muriel Axtell Bettie Bean

Jo Ann Crites Jane Herrinqton Lois Lemon

Lucille Marahall Sara Jane Swantek Edith WeiOQerber

Kathleen Werry Genevieve Willoon

JUNIORS Evelyn l..anqenwalter Francea McConnell

Lucile Rice Mary Thurston

SOPHOMORES Virqlnla Haqedorn Mary Ellen Ripley

Janel Runyon Lois Stone

FRESHMEN Barbara Miller Jewell Morris

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Dorothy Ann Outzs Eleanor Whlte

Eileen Adair President James Ripley Willoon

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HAYS HALL Hays Hall Fine building, good girls, but their merriment "at home" is still restrained. Hays' Court . . . finest serenading spot on the campus.

Marjorie Schlak e President Flothera Jonea Koch

Finley Jenoen Knut.on

Al~no

Cleore Greif E. Johnson !Coffel Monn

Anderson Collins Grunewold L. Johnson B. KroeQer

M~cNam~ra

&rlnag11 Colomb Homllton G. Johnston D. KroeQer Mcfodden

Bloom Devine Hordin B. Keiater E. Lonon McGregor

V. Bohmon Done

Horah~rqer

D. Keister G. Lonon Morefield

Buck

Brown Everest

Hort Kilbourn Leaton Muller

H""th King Longeteig

Ellen~

SENIORS Helen Bohmon Gole Elle"' Evelyn Follor M11r1on Grell Mory E. Grunew11ld

Helen Jensen Virgtnio Koch !no Morvel Mcl.ows Frances Moan

Kothleen Moon

Vero Oleen Mildred Potter Helen Rogera Pouline S<oylor &e Schoulelberqer

MorJone Schloke Goyle Berqon Shelfloe Edno Moe Songstod Elsie Stokesberry Virqanio Zeb

JUNIORS Moxine Al ~no Elizobeth Buck leon Comeron Roe Cl&<~re Louise Collins Groce Colomb Maurina Cruser Betty Devine

Morqaret Evans loonne finley Harriet Flathers Frances Hardin Evelyn Heist Margaret King Bettina Kroeger Estella Lorson

Martho MocNomoro Dorothy McMartin Alice Oppenheim Morgoret Orr Marqoret Potter Ele<1nor Roy Lots Ream Ruby Reutor

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Ella Richards I uonilo Sen!ten Wonda Siple Justlne Smith MMiorle Thompson Evelyn Tomonek Dorothy Vorner

J. Comeron Foilor Hoopes K.l~er Lu lode

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HAYS HALL

Nelson Potter E. Roberts Schmidt

~~~oberts

Swdnstrom

Swayne

Nolan

Sen! ten

Orr Rea Rogers Shewnack L. Thompson

Olsen Ream Rowley Siple M. Thompson E. While

Palmer Reuter Runnings

Smith Tomanek Woofter

Paul Richards Salser Spaulding Unternahrer M. White

PO$t Richardson Saylor Speer Varner

Yantis

Potter Ricks Schaufelberger Stapleton Ward

SOPHOMORES Marilyn Andrews Joyce Anderson Betty Bloom Vivian Bohman Shirley Booher Marjory Buel Shirley O.mpbell Helen Cook Helen Everest Helen Hamilton

Delphine Hart Naomi Harshbarger Gwen Hoopas Eleanor Johnson Jessie Johnston Beulah Keister

Delores Barinaga Mary Brown Priscilla Done Betty Heath Dorothy Hook Edith Jones Lelia Johnson Georgia Johnston Marian Kilbourn

Merrie Lu Kloepfer Erma Koffel Gladys Larson Afton Lundblade Margaret McFadden Jacqueline Morefield O.role Muller Carol Nolan Barbara Poole

Doris Keister

Iris Knutson Dorothy Kroeger Betty Leaton

Mary Longeteig Jean Mann

Sarah McGregor Eunice Nelson

Marguerite Odom Patricia Palmer Mildred Paul Carol PO$! Cleo Ricks Helen Rowley

Myrtle Schmidt Katherine Stover Rachel Swayne Genevieve Thompson Patricia Unternahrer Marguerite Walter Elouise Watt Marion Whuyte Marjorie Wilson Elaine Woofter

FRESHMEN O.rmoleta Rea Virginia Richardson Edna Lucylle Roberts Frances Roberts Wilmoth Runnings Shirle~ Ross Mary Shewnack Nellie Salser Janice Spaulding

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Constance Stapleton Jane Swanstrum A von Sirrine

Bonnie Speer Julienne Ward Enid White Leslie While Aileen Yantis

Marjorie Thompson

President Schlake Sheffloe Stokesberry Stover Walter Wilson

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IDAHO CLUB Idaho Club . basketball crown

Choate Giboon

M erle Sa.rnaon Pnmdent Curtis H. Gre<svea Johneon

Dominated by ag and forestry students . . captured 1940 intramural .. famed for its 'cooperative spirit" ... first of the Idaho Co-ops.

R. Alsoger Bolton D4hmen K. Gre<sves Jordon

A. Andereon

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Guemaey Kent) as

D. Anderson Broadhead Feoer K. Hensen Kidwell

Btgqa Brown Fennlnq Henaen Kluo

Birch Butler Field Hartwell

SENIORS Wayne Birch Floyd Broadhead Robert Brown D41e Clerk Grant Field

Keith Greaves Otho H<~mea Vern Kidwell Wilbur U.rkem Glen Olmate<ld

LeGrand Pendrey Dele Pollak Kirk Rush Merle Somaon Ruland Sparlr.s

Don Stamper Dick Taloot Wayne Thomes Leo York

JUNIORS Merrl Aitken Doren Butler John Bullock Curt Clerk Gordon Collinsworth

Willis Garrard Ralph GodUand Phil Habib Edward Hensen Mox Hanson

Elmer Jordan John Kan!jes Robert Kliewer Don Robertson Henry Schultz

Mark Jensen

178

Ernest Sinclair Gerald Sorenson

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Arlin Wtleon

Blewett Chandler Gerrard Holmea

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IDAHO CLUB

Lamoreux

Passey Raney V. Smith

Lannan Pendrey Remhardt Sorensen H. Thomat

Matthews

Molen Obendorl Pollak Pomeroy Renfrew Robert.on Rush Spsru Sl<lmper Southwick W. Thomas Washburn Yorlr.

Pi noon

Oloon Donnel S t a m.per President Powell Samoon Schultz T. Smith Slrlnqer Syron Talbot Waskiewicz

SOPHOMORES Alton Anderson Marlon Anderoon Robert Biqga Rex Blewett Don Bolton Avery Brown Duane Crooks Melvin Ehlers

John Fanning John Giboon Roger Guernsey Keith Hansen Winston Jen..,n Kenneth Kinard Walter Kluq Steve Lamoreaux

RllY Aleegor Dwmo Anderoon Morrla Anderson John Bateson Werren Briggs John Bunt Roy Ch11mberlln Clark Chandler Leo Choele Leverett Curtis Jerome Dohmen

Elmo Davis Ike DeKofl Grant Facer Harley Greaves

Jack Lannan John Lay Louis Leder Maurice Matthews Eldred Mills Sl<lnley Olson Lyle Petersen Robert Phillips

Franklin Raney Ray Reinhardt Ben Riordan Clinton Sept Marshall Spencer Leo Van Every Everell White Aaron York

FRESHMEN

Justin Guernsey

Dallas Hertwell Ted Hegg Erling Johanneaon Keith Johnson Un Johnson Robert Jordon

Max I.attlg Dick Lockwood Harold Mlllhews Dayle Molen Bob Obendorf Mirl Passey Ray Pinson Georqe Pomeroy Gus Ronzinger Jerry Renfrew Garth Rich

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Monroe Ruth Theron Smith Vereld Smith Roy Southwick Clerence Steelman John Stringer Herold Thomas Thomas Tweedy Stanley Waskiewicz Tesler Welch Seth Woodruf!

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KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa Kappa Gamma took supremacy in matrimonial honors away from Alpha Chi this year. Athletes, they won the W.A.A. plaque and the song fest.

M ary L ow Fah.-.nwa.ld Atkinson Bailey Preotdent Cornell Curry Gwinn Hornell Hickmon MocNulty Marshall Merriman Rhea Reinders Rosenhelm Sellars

Gwllllom Lukens

Barber Dole Hilscher Newton Turnbow

&tee Dollard Johnson K. Paynter Way

I. Boyer R. Boyer Coiner Oouqloo Durham Fahrenwald Keeton Kenworthy Krogh P. Paynter Peck Peebles Wegener Whi!Uesy Wil10n

SENIORS lmOQen Boyer

Gladys Coiner Mary Low Fahrenwald

Ruth Boyer Betty Lou Braddock Barbera Cornell

Beth Curry Mary Dale Kay Hickmon

Emma Lucy Atkinson Barbero Bailey Patricia Eimers Sue Frye Le lie G willtom

Marcia Gwinn Lois Harnett Doris Hilscher Doris Johnson Barbera Lane

Kay Barber Mary Fran Bates Orrlette Cotner

Pat Dollard Jane Douglas Norma Durham

Doria Krogh Dorothy Peebles

Barbero White

JUNIORS Katherine Keeton Ioyce Kenworthy Jo Ann Merriman

VIrginia Rhea MorQaret Rosenhetm Mai"Qery Wilson

SOPHOMORES Mar~

Fran Marshall

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Dorothy Perlclna Belay Rosa

Anno Morqarel Sellars Mildred Turnbow VtrQinio Way Donnobeth W~ener Byro Lou W hll esey

FRESHMEN Ramona Larkin Kathleen MocNulty VtrQinlo Newton

180

Caroline Paynter Margaret Reinders

Colver Frye Larkm Perktn1

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KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma has many athletes. Impressive is their many-columned front porch which rambles across the front of the house. Members while away many hours at the cribbage board.

S....ll Feldocher Jensen Oakea

Be renter Falconer L. Jonea Patton

Cone Foster S. Jones Penick Soule

Crisp

Daniels Gorton Konen Phippen

Fryar

Sproat

Kaufman Pelel'$0n Stratton

Darllnq Ellis Homllton Harris G. Manning R. Manninq Reed Rathbun Wadaley Wilson

Kirby Phippen

Martin Solinsky Woocl411

SENIORS Mac Beoll Richard Gorton

Ronald Harris Dwight Hollman

Jack Christian Ray Crtsp Robert Darling

Allan Foster Stan Jones Sam Kaufman

Hershel Berenter Robert Fryar

Leland Jones Gerald Monnlng Donald Reed

Kirby Phippen Glenn Rathbun

Walter Smith Ted Wadsley

JUNIORS Donald Konen

Lee Oakea

Wayne Pelel'$0n Tom Solinsky

Wolter Penick SOPHOMORES

Normttn Jensen

Leonard Robinson Gallon Soule Byron Strotton

Leonard Wilson John WoodaiJ

FRESHMEN William Cone Allan Daniels

William Ellis Thomas Falconer Robert Feldscher

Merle Hamilton Robert Manning Clyde Martin

181

Jack Numbers Leonard Patton

Pr...idenl

Numbers Smtth

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Lambda Chi Alpha, fraternity row's vestige of the true rough; men's men, with a liking for doing things together.

Kenne th H a nford

W. Hanford

Ahlm

President

Gnaedinger Koch

Lewis

Senften

Shreve

Alcorn Graifemberq McDonnell Tucker

C..mpona Hamilton Morrto

De Leon D. Hanford Ralph Whi!Ug

SENIORS Ted Ahlm William Alcorn

Wilson Arnell Robert Hamilton Kenneth Hanford

Emerico Defoe Ernest GnaedinQer

John Gr..,ilemberq Charles Morbeclt

Richard Campana

Anthony De Leon

Warren Hanford Karl Koch Archibald McDonnell

Edward Sanman Dell Skeels

JUNIORS Allen Rolf.h Ray Schu tze

George Shreve

SOPHOMORES Arthur Lewis

Robert Sivertson

FRESHMEN Edward English

John Farrar John Morris

EuQene Senllen Reed Tucker

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Daryl Whllllg

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L. D. S. INSTITUTE L.D.S. Institute ... "Brain" boys . cop scholarship cup often ... small in numbers but fields good intramural teams ... adept at mixing religious, social, political and scholastic functions.

Butler Fowler Lowry Sktl"

Carver Gerrard Newby Smalley

Cole

Hansen Nixon

Sorenson

De!!~ vis

Humphreys Petty Spencer

Ellsworth Jeppesen Schlenk Stephenoon

Grant Humphreyâ&#x20AC;˘

Schow Thorne

SENIORS Ray Fowler

Grant Humphreys Fred Lowry

Jack Butler Terrell Carver lim Ellsworth

Leland File Duane Hanson Stanley Jee:e.en Berkeley rwon

Douqlas Schow

Glen Thorne

JUNIORS Glenn Lewis Floyd Nixon Keith Petty

Ray Schwendiman Lawrence

srencer

Melvin Step enaon

SOPHOMORES )..(!Mar Chapman

Weldon Cole Karl Esplin

Goorqe Smalley Huqh Sorenson

Spencer Toone

FRESHMEN Austin Belnap Dwaan Butler

Ralph Davia Veri Garrard

Burna Newby Boyd Schenk

183

Gerald Skiles

President Schwendiman Toone

LINDLEY HALL Lindley Hall ... Political beehive and athletes' stronghold ... oldest hall, now a co-op often get~ mail addressed "Mr. Lindley Hall."

H arold Enquqt

Curtis N. F•nch Grkovic

President Denny R. Finch Hart

Allen Btrd Dennis Flay HiQqins

Ktn<,~aford

J. Andenon Blaisdell Dick G. Fritsch Hudson Kirksey

R. A nde.-.on Bonomt O.eotell H. Fntoch Hunt Kondo

Andrews Buttcane Downing J. Gamer Jausai Krier

Arc! Chopman Dulur J. Gamer Jones

Kunz

Arnold Chatlteld Eberhard Gerion Judy LaRue

SENIORS Ronold Allen Tom Arnold Ronald Baskett Theron Blaisdell Fred Buck Jam• Bullcane Amaae Cornish EuQene Denney James Dtck

Clifford Dobler Dale Dufur Harold Enquist Harold Fritsch Lawrence Gillett Glenn Gordon All HeshmaU Robert HtgQ!ns Leonard Kin<,~aford

John Anderson Robert Anderson Honr~ Ard Dole Boukett Robert Bonoml Eldon Cunningham John Davidson Mose Disotell Milton Eberhard

George Engler Norman Finch Fred Gardiol John Grosso Ruben Hart

Willard Kunz Roy Lamb Jorvts Lowe Phillip Marsh Clerence Meltesen Weldemar Mueller Herold Nystrom Earl Peebles Burton Sanders

Leo Schwtezer Robert Seale Dean Sharp Ruland Sporkes Davtd Stevenoen Rey Stone Everett Von Slyke George Wyoong

JUNIORS

~:JJ:u~dson Elton Leavitt Matthew Malnorich

John Marchi Richord Maule Vernon May Robert Meserve Horvey Morgan Lennart Peorson Robert Ralstin Robert Robbins Horry Suit

184

Buhl Sutton Woyne Sutton Bill Toylor John Tunnicllfle Richord Turner Fred Wetter Robert Wiley Vernon Younq

D. Baskett Corbell Enquist Gillett Kershaw

R. &•kelt Cornforth Ferllc Gordon Kinder

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LINDLEY HALL

Leavitt Maw Nystrom Russell B. Sutton

Levering Mclaughlin Pearson Sanders W. Sutton

Ma. Lewis Meltesen Peebles Schweizer Swanson Van Slylte

Me. Lewis Meserve

Peterson Schnobel Taylor Wetter

Lindstrom Morgan K. R"lston Sheeh&n Tewhey Wiley

Linqenlelter Mueller R. Ralston Sltiles C. Thomos Woods

Marsh Neudeck Ranta Smith 1.. Thomas Woodward

Maule Nuffer Robins Staples Thompson Wysong

SOPHOMORES Burton Akins Kenneth Andrew Robert Baysinger John Curtis Kenneth Downinq Stanley Ferlic Roy Flay Jay Garner

Sidne~

Gorlor

~:In u:nrd

DeVere Ilium Robert Jones Samuel Kirksey Delbert Leraon Richard Levering

Madison Lewis Richard Lingenfelter Neville Millo James Neudeck Lee Ragland Keith Ralahn Dwight Smith Wayne Stapleo

Colvin Steiner Robert Swanson Tommt Taltatori Leon

erriere

True Terrell De Los Wilson Elmer Johnson

FRESHMEN Elwood Batzel Ronald Bird

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Goorgo Cook William Corbett Arlin Dennis Vincent DeNunzio James Ferlic Joe Gamer Myron Gerton Nick Grkovic Hugh Hamlett Edwin Harper

Byron Hams Joseph Holland Geo1{e Hoaoda Don yder Howard Judy Watkins Kershaw Roberts La Rue Georoe Lemmon Melvin Lewis Ru$$81l Lindstrom James Miller Myron Nuller Lee Pardue Jack Raoland

Relno Ranta Robert Roskelly Art Rowland John Sheehan John Siddoway David Skiles William Skinner Merl Stokes Ward Stroecheln Charles Thomas rllvester Trout arold Weir Clarkson Woods Willis Woodward

185

John Krier Edward Tuleck Joe Comiskey Sam Rosen Ralph Salesky Tommy Aspilarle Athol Cornforth Raymond Finch Gordon Fritsch Elbert Gunter Elmer Kinder Darcy Nelson Ralph Russell

R o nald B...,kett President Ross Stokes

Roskelley Steele Tunniclille

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PI BETA PH I Pi Beta Phis are proud to be the wearers of the arrow. Friendly .. . they still keep O'Malley's on its feet. They have lots of fun .

Jean Cummlnge Preoldent Klmble Perltlno

J. Johnton Nixon

Alban Collier Knight Primus R. Thomas

B. Bales Cummings Kunter Raymer Ulmer

L. Bales DovldiOn McCarqer Schultz Vanderford

N. Balea

Hammar

McCoy Scott Wott

Campbell Hauclr. MacKenzie Theriault

SENIORS Lulu Moe Hauclr.

Follh Johnston Bernice McCoy

Maryloy Raymer Evolyn Schultz

Sylvia Vanderford

JUNIORS Morclo Kimble Dorothy Nixon Eugenia Penick

Belt Bales Arlene Campbell Janel Collier

Joan Perkins Mary Elizabeth Scott

SOPHOMORES Mary Ann Alban M~~ry Frances Carter

Jessie Johnston Billie Louise Kunter Phyllis MacKenzie

Lorene Bales Norma Bales

Helen Gale Sylvia Knight

Allee Theriault Roberto Thomas

Marilyn Ulmer Eloulse Watt

FRESHMEN Joy Maxfield Betty Jean Prlmuo

186

Betty Thomas Morforle McCargar

Carter F. Johnston Maxfield B. Thomoo

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PH I DELTA THETA Phi Delts, 1940 all-intramural champs, have lots of athletes. Inter-chapter rivalries with the Beta freshmen keep their pledges busy.

Bales Duncon h•mes McMahon Reilly

Bechtol Durham Jones

Morris Rice Snead

J. Brown Finnell Jordan Murray Richardson Walch

W_ Brown Franklin Kemp Myers Robson J. Ward

Cannon

Gaffney Kemper O'Brien Roper R. Ward

Castagneto David Dingle Driscoll ·J im Rice Grannis Harland Harland Helen President ]. Kinney T. Kinney Leuschel Marshall Mcbride McGreQor Potts Romsay Paulefl Pinkerton Piper Pond DSmith W. Smith Russe,},hiUock Salla~lliamso~inclalrW urste;mall Yates

SENIORS

Fra ncis Cannon

William Castagneto Kirk David Douglas Dingle

Harold Durham Charles Finnell Maynard Heien David Marshall Charles McBride Kirk McGregor

Cartee Bales Dalbert Bechtol Rudy Fronklin

John E. Goffney Richard Horland Harrison Jordan

Donald Dunc<!n Ston Gronnis Thomos Horland Ralph James

Cecil Jones J. Robert Kemp

Richord Driscoll Jomes Kinney

William Leuschel John Piper

Bill Brown John Brown

Poul Murray Frank O'Brien Clifton Pouley Jack Ramsey John Reilly James Rice

Leonard Salladay John Smoll Harry Snead Jock Word Robert Ward

JUNIORS Tom Kinney Rolph Myers Donald Roper

Ervin Sinclair George Whitlock Jomes Yotes

SOPHOMORES

Jaclr. Kemper John McMahon Robert Morris

Ralph Pinkerton Robert Potts Robert Robson George Russell Dean Smith

Ted Thompson Oswald Walch Gordon Wllliomson C. F. Wurster

FRESHMEN Hollister Pond William Rich<~rdson

187

William Smith

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PH I GAMMA DELTA Phi Gamma Delta was tops in fraternity pledging this year. The secret "600" boys bear the standard of the fraternity in a wide field of activities.

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W. Rood Taylor

Bergeson Dawson Harris

McColm a Richardeon Verran

Blackburn Dunkle

Harvey

Meyer Rohrbach Wackerll

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&me• E. Davia Grobe KennedJ G. Rea Ro. Slllllnqer

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Baker Culp Green Hyke Raney Rl. Stillinger

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&bin Croyle Gibson H. Hull Pennell

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Bloor DuPuis Hearn Miller Ryan Walton

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Bowler Elliott Hersey Morken Schubert Warner

Burqqral FJelated Holland Mo6her Skoqlund Werkowski

Cartoon Fowlea Holt Nieman Smedley Whtte

Chri tHana •n

Freeman

~~p~~t!en

Spaulding Wilson

SENIORS Ned W. Bowler Robert G. Cook Clyde Culp Rob.. rt ). Davis

Georqe R. Elliot J. FrMcis Fowles, Jr. Raymond T. Greene Donald I Hagedorn

Philip J. Hearn Wendell L. Hersey Irvin L. Hopklna Alden Hull Kenneth T. Kolmehl

Robert Carlson Edward G. Davis Vernon R. Dawson

Raymond R. Ftttl~ Dew•lton Fjeldst Jim Freemon

John F. Harvey John S. Holland Donald Schubert

Lloyd A Grobe Robert Holt

Harold Hull Edward P. Morin George Nixon

~Wi'.~!aHe~lchardson

Robert Croyle Ralph Dunkle Roger Fichtner Bud Harrla Franklin Hyke

Jim Kennedy Howard Manson Alan McCombs Gene Meyer John Mosher

William A. Miller David J. Morken Hudson R. Nieman Richard B. Pauleon

Robert). Rohrbach Jack E. Smedley John T. Tobyn Keith Warner

Robert Spaulding Roy Stalsberg Eugene E. Taylor

John Verran David Wilson

Richard Stillinger Robert Siillinqer Jack Tracy

R1chard Walton Compton White

Donald Paulsen George Pennell Cha rio< Peters Eugene Read Wallace Reed

Peter Skoglund Dean Wackerli John W. Werkowskl Jr. Raoul Dupuis

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

Richard F. Ryan

FRESHMEN lim H. &bin William&mes Steele Barnett Don Blackburn

188

Cook Fulton A. Hull R. Paulson Stalsberq

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RIDENBAUGH HALL Ridenbaugh Hall. mellow as the aged Engineering building, houses the antithesis of age women. The only women's co-op on the campus. Hard-working girls.

Addington Brown Fisher Huff Moeer M.Schuberl

Alaeker Cluer Golbrollh Hughes Mueller Sipea

C. Anderson Cole Holl Jenssen

S.Anderson Bennett Bilterle Bowler Bertrand Branom Oochlos Dooley Mo. Duatln Mu. Dualln Eccher Eloenborth Hem ilion Hammer Horlond Herrington Hennla Hill Jensen Kilpatrick Kitch McGee McKinley MeNoll Newman Olmsteod Porb Plooa Pohlman Potter Quinn Skjeraea Smiih Stonton Strom Sundbe.;{l Sulton Tillt S. Urness Weoqer Wetter Whitlotch tlkut Wodygo Woilf

SENIORS M.uqaret Montgomery Ulhan Mueller

Ullt., Bee Addongton

Eva Bennett Helen Cook

Ardith Hall LaMoyne Jensen

Selma Anderson Mary lane Bertrand Dorline Bllterle

Ada Lee Branom Viole Fisher Lola Hansen

Florence Hinckley Irene Hinckley

C.. rol Anderson Dorothy Cooper Marcia Dustin Muriel Dustin Rena Eccher Louella Elson berth

Margaret Ellsworth Marguerite Fly Gertrude Galbraiih Dorothy Hammer Elaine Harrington ViJ'9inia Harris

Mary Harland Wilma Hennis Dora Huettig Marian Huff Miriam Hughes Edna Kidder

Swonhild Alaaker Meredyth Bowler Virginia Brevlck Drexel Brown Phyllla Cluer

Dorothy Cole Catherine Oochios Anlt.. Dooley Lucile Eyrich Lois Hall

FRESHMEN Jo Ann Hamilton Cella Mitchell Roena Hill Arlena Morrow Betty Lou Kilpatrick. Holen Newman Sally McDaniels Rabecca Olmatoad Laurene Plosa Phyllis McGee

JUNIORS Peorl Klich Lois Luman Rosemarie Janssen Margaret Moser SOPHOMORES Rei Klhara Lolâ&#x20AC;˘ Laird Norma Marchi Betty McKinley Lola McNall Elaine Millor

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Brevick Eyrich F. Hmkley Morchi G.Richardson l. Tulppa

Evelyn Q uinn Prettdent Huettlg Miller Mont~omery J.Richardson L. Sc uberl L. Tulppa H.Urnesa

I. Hinkley

Evelyn Quinn Geneva Richardson

Lucille Schubert

Virginia Ott Marian Pa~tner Catherine Pohlmon

Bonnie Smith F.lma Wenger

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Wilma Montgomery Dorothy Moser lean Richardson Miriam Schubert loan Sipes Helen Skjersaa

Gertrude Wetter Grace Whitlatch Olive Wilkie Pauline Wollf

Vlvlon Potter Marjorie Roas Claudine Stanton Dorothy Strom Margoret Sundberg

Irene Tulppa Leona Tulppa Helen Urness Sybil Urness Ann Wodyga

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Sigma Alpha Epsilon boasts the newest of fraternity dwellings. Hard workers, they have varied activity interests. Good fellows.

Fran k C rowe

Hlnochlor Meyera Terl'61

Abrohornson

Pl'6tldont lngebl'61sen Procter Thomoa

Crutcher Johannesen Rlddle Weinberg

Arbon

Evenson

Kidder Rudolph J. Werry

il<liley J. Fry Killian Schoufelberger T. Werry

Blthell M. Fry Kjooneu Shook Whetaler

Buffo I

Grt~nnta

Undquist Si&Qiriedt Whitley

Carlson Greser

Mays Sonqstad Wilson

SENIORS Wllllom Abrahomaon Eldon Beua

Jack Buffet Frank W. Crowe Harry Graser

Herold Arbon Ace Grillltha

Arthur Hirschler Robert Johannesen

George Bailey Howley Ca rlson Howard Cooper Cherieâ&#x20AC;˘ Crowe

John Fry Robert Green Jack Kidder Raymond Killia n Clifton Mays

Ne ll Bitholl John Crutcher Neol Evenaon Marlin Fry

Gordon Grannis Vernon lngebretsen Robert Kjosness William Mouat

Eldon Undqulat JohnC.M......,

Reoinald Myers Vemard L. Rudolph

JUNIORS Donal Shook Thomas Terrell

Chester Whelsler

SOPHOMORES Richerd Moore Henry Proctor Merle Songstad William Sprague

Clifford Thomas, Jr. Warren Weinberg Russel Wilson Roberl Young

FRESHMEN Don Schaufelbergor Frederick Sloqfrledt Robert Stevens James Werry

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Russell Werry Keith W hitley Joseph Wurst

Cooper Green Moore Sprague Wurst

C. Crowd Grilloths Mouat Stevens Younq

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SIGMA CHI Sigma Chis are noted for the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," which they select every fall. Manage to have a yell king every year. I.K. Duke also resides in the Sigma Ch(house.

Akers

Anderson Conning

Be4rd C..nnon

Donert Larlr.ln

FerQuson

Fcuris

C<~mpbell

Leonard

D. Little

Mueller

Bl<~lr.e

Bell Cockrell Fischer W. Uttle Myers

Cone Furey Lunley Ponce

Boren Burton Del<~na Cutler Hordin Hording MCC..rroll McColm Rogers Swan

C..mpbell Oliver Mack •y Do..ne President Hughes KerS<!Iy Hovey McKinney Mockey McCord Titus Thurston While

SENIORS Richard Akers

La Vem Bell Sherm<~n Furey

Eugene Andersen Charla. Boren Elwood Cone John C..nnlng

Sumner Delana Emery Do..ne Rlch<1rd Fischer J<1cl: FureJ. Wtlli<1m ovey

Rand<~ll

Be4rd Wynne Bl<1ke Thom<1a C..mpbell Joseph Cockrell

Byard Cutler Kenneth H<lrding R<1lph Hughes Ch<1rlos Leonard

J<~mes

St<1nlef Forrls Lewis erguson Louts G<1rino

William Langley O..vtd Ullle

J<~ck

Pence

JUNIORS John Kersey Norman Larkin Oliver Mackey Joel McCord

Fr«< M<1nn Edwin Mueller R<1y Rodgers Woodrow Wilkinaon

SOPHOMORES WallUille Harold Luntey S..m Mc Kinney Thomas Pence

Nelee Peterman Laird Sw<1n Robert Titus Robert White

FRESHMEN Burton Fronk Connon Williom C..mpbell

R<1lph H<1rdin Robert MCC..rroll R<1lph McColm

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SIGMA NU Sigma Nus flock to their front porch to bask in the eun and praise the passing "la femme." Numerous activities, party boys, they usurp their neighbors' lawns to play catch.

Fra.n k Ev-.n.s

Holloway Nelson Towles

President Jockaon o路M...,ra Van

Alho Crowther l...altlg o路Rouark Vottero

Auger ~vis

Leishman Patano Walden

B<lke r

Berg

Dodds

Farmer

Ueuollen Riley Weyer

Long Schoper Wllle!t

Bremer Ftnkelnburg Mc Harg Severn

Williams

SENIORS

~~~.r.'land Fronk Evens

Jock Ftlzpatrick Charles McHarg Bill Murphy Ed Riley

Roy Alho John Auf: Howard ker Ed Bloke

BtU Hayes Jock Leishman John Marchi Jack Nelson

John Berg Roy Davia Oscar Finkelnber<J

Dean Husted John Lieuallen Chester Long

Sam Auger Bob Bremer

Ed Carlson Dlck Crowther Fred Farmer

Herb Sanderson Guy Storey David Thomas

Joe Titus Mike Weyer Fred Zambonl

JUNIORS Bill o 路Meara hm Patano Wtnston Richards Greqgory Schoper

Dlc k Vottero Bob Willett Don Wtllloms

SOPHOMORES Terence o路Rouark Russ Severn Vernon Storey

Jim Towles Joe Walden Herbert Woodcock

FRESHMEN John Holloway Dic k Jackson

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Jerry l...attlq Joc lr. Von

Carlson Fitzpatrick Marchi Storey Woodcock

Copeland He yea Murphy Tho moo Zambonl

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TAU KAPPA EPSILON Tau Kappa Epsilon . . quiet lads, but celebrate with vim and vigor on occasion. Since combining with Chi Alpha Pi, formerly Idaho's only local, they have made rapid strides.

I. Beck Clelen M. Johnoon Mtller Tautlest

L. Beck Compton Jones

Mottern Tulley

Benoooter Condit ). Kopek Ostrom Vonce

Brevick Cruicuhank L. Kopek Patteroon Veltri

Bolick Howord Knox Poulos Vogt

Clark D. Ingle

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Chrope Wm. Ingle Malmstrom S..aatod Westfall

SENIORS Erl Bolick Myrl Clork John Compton Stewart Cruickshank

William Ingle Arthur Jon.,. John K<1pek Robert Knox

John Chrepe John Howard

Louis K<1pek Wynne Lonqeteiq Francis Meogher

Herold Brevlck Harold Condit

Bert Meagher John Ostrum

Jack Beck Lawrence Beck

Donald Benscoter Stewart Clelen

Manring Malmstrom Benjomln Mottern Edward R. Smith Alfred Snyder

Harlan Tulley Perahlng Vdnce Harry Voqt Chester Westfall

JUNIORS Keath Miller Herold S..ested Wayne Tautlest

Nolen Weeh Robert Wethem

SOPHOMORES Bill Patterson George Poulos

Hermon Renfrew Lynn Youmans

FRESHMEN Deryllngle Maurice Johnson

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Roy Veltri

Edward Smith Pres•dent B. Me<~gher F. Meoqher Snyder Smith Wethem Youm4ne

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WILLIS SWEET HALL Willis Sweet Hall .. . the "Chrisman annex" ... houses nearly 200 men, including lawyers, Phi Eta Sigma members, and ASUI President Les McCarthy. Social highlights of the year are the cabaret and "Joe College" dance.

Emo ry Howa rd

President Chouinard Cook DaVall Durtschi Givler Gordon

AlS<Iger P. Brown Coski Dye Greiner

Hoag

Baker Bush Cox Ellingson Grimmett Hoeper

Barber C., me ron

E. Crea Engelking Groshong Howard

Beals D.Campbell G. Crea Erickson Hackney Hughes

Bello R.Campbell R. Crea Forgery Haegele Hull

Bowler Cantamessa Crowser J. Fox Harper !vie

Boyington Carpenter Dttrrow

W. Fox H.arris

Jenkins

Br~nom

Chamberlin Darst Fredekind Hathaway Johnson

SENIORS Win Baker Ray Branom Marvin Chouinard Wally Christensen Everett Cox

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Denton Darrow Edward Darst

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Bruce Gordon Richard Greiner Fred G. Harris

Rollin Jones James Klahr Les McCarthy Jay Mclntosh Richard Maslin Howard Morrison Winston Myhre

Elmer Nesbitt Don Roberts Ray Scheetz Walt Snodgras Bob Stanfield George Summerside Ralph Shaver

JUNIORS Don Beals George Bello Ralph Bowler Monroe Carver

John Chamberlin Bob Chatterton John Cook Archie Cooke John Crocheron Robert Dye Paul Epperson

Laune Erickson Robert Fortin Jim Gir"rd Elmer Haag George Hackney William Hershey Phil Hodges Sted Johnston Ed Kelsey James Kircher Bill Lockey

Wayne Lutz Bruno Luukkonen Hollis McClellan George Makela Dale Meqinity Bernard Miller Ray Muller Ed Noble Nelson Park Cleo Rowe Elmer Smith

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Grant Smith George Steele Sennett Taylor Rodney Tunks Ray Turner Jack Wa shkuhn Dean Watt Bob Weagel Shelby Williams Vincent Yoder

Bratten Chatterton Davidson Frost Haynes

G. Brown Christensen Desaulniers

Garrard Hershey

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WILLIS SWEET HALL

C. Jones McKeever Myhre Reynolds Stanfield

R. Jones McKinney Nelson Riegel Stanton

Joslyn McVey Newell Rigdon Stark J. Thurston

Kelsey Mackey Nesbitt Roberts Stau!f Uno

Kendall Maydall O'Connor Rosamond Steele Wasem

Kennemer

Mayes Ochsner Rosli Stout Whiting

Kircher Meyer Olm Sarles Strobach Widdowson

Klahr Minden Oslund Selway Strong D.Williams

Lister Morrison Park Shaver Summerside S.Williams

McCarthy Muller Peak Smith Sundeen Yoder

Fred Harris

President Price Rasmussen Snodgras Spohn Taylor F. Thurston

SOPHOMORES Kent Barber Art Benny Vic Berllus Gerald Brown Donold Budge Howard Carpenter Charles Chandler

Bob Desaulniers Bob Ellingson Garland Gibbs Robert Givler Earl Grimmett Dick Groshong Norm Hawley

Virgil Haynes Horol<i Jenkins Cecil Jones Dick Kelly Hugh Kennedy Bob Kennemer Glen Kerstetter Marvin McVey

Richard Barnes Bill Bond Dale Burkhalter Glen Bush

Eorl Crea James Davidson Roy Durtschi Bob Duvall Walter Ettinger Jack Fox Norm Fredekind Rodney Frost Joe Gordon Bob Guenther Rowland Haegele Ladd Hamilton

Hu~h

Shirley Mackey Bob Marsing Deon Moyes Bill Michlich Victor Nelson Grover Newman

George Ochsner

Frederick Olm George Oslund Jack Peak Merlin Rasmussen Dale Reynolds Melvin Rigdon Earl Rosti

Ellis Sanborn Richard Shaver Fred Thurston Glenn Wasem Harry Widdowson Bob Williams Don Williams

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Leslie Steele Jay Stout Paul Strobach Donald Strong Bill Sundeen Roy Taylor Jack Tewhey Jack Thurston Arthur Una Armand Vertucci Dick Whiting Bill Williams

FRESHMEN

Duncan Cameron

Douglas Camfbell Roy Compbel Fred Cantamessa Earl Chondler Charles Corbett Don Coski

Harper Ric ard Hathaway Vince Henehan KiethH~r

Howard ughes LeRo) Hull John vie John Johnson Rolph Joslyn Pete Kalamarides John Kendal! Robert Kerr

George Layos Lourence Lister

Eorl McDonnell Lee McKeever Harlow McKinney Thomas Moydole

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Vince Nally Jack Newell Ross Newlon Bob O'Connor

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Bob Riegel Jim Rosamond Dicit St. Cloir Cliff Sable Richord Sarles Jack Selway Wallace Smith Bob Spohn Jake Stankis Clifton Staull

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Allen Rice

Gugnonl

President

Hunt

Smith

Adams Collett Jones Soniville

Vincent

Amende Corbett Klnne<or

Barlbe<ou Draqoo Lockwood Webster

Wing

Blodqett EnanlrlQer Rice

SENIORS Robert Amende William Baribeau

Rex Blodgett Paul Carlson Paul Dragoo

Lyle Deckard Kenneth Fa len

Walter Gugnonl Paul Hunt Francia McGuire

Gordon Brannon

Gordon Collett Allen Rice

William Kinnear Chester McArthur

Roscoe Sanborn WlntonSmtth

JUNIORS Eugene Slade Elmer Sonlv!lle

Llewelyn Stearns Wallace Webeter

SOPHOMORES Chesler VIncent Stanley Wojtkiewicz

Nathan Wallons

FRESHMEN Harold Adams W!lllam Corbell

l:Jfr~:es

Richard Lockwood Billey Maqlonas

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Jack Wing

Brannon Fa len Sandborn Wojtkiewicz

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4. Butch Boyer giving a coed the lowdown. 5. Theta gypsy dance ... Fred Harris looks interested. 6. A. T. 0. lin can dance.

1. Hays Hailers getting ready for the "shindig." 2. Kappas Marcia, Doris, Betty Lou taking it easy. 3. Sweet Hall Joe College.

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PH I BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa was founded at William and Mary in 1776, and established at Idaho in 1926. New members are elected each year in the spring from candidates for B.A. and B.S. in Letters and Science. The purpose is not merely recognition of past achievement, but promise of enlistment in the cause of scholarship thereafter. Members are not chosen for fine grades exclusively. The record of every student eligible from that point of view is scrutinized for evidence of serious scholarly purpose and correlation of work. Grades give no prescriptive right to election. OFFICERS President Vice路Pres:dent Corresponding Secret8ry Recording Secretary

DOROTHY FRANCES ATKINSON - WILLIAM HOMER CONE FREDERIC CORSE CHURCH KENNETH T. KOFMEHL LYLA HARSH SCHROEDER LUCILLE MARSHALL KENNETH T. KOFMEHL

Treasurer

Student Councilors -

CHARTER MEMBERS

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

GERTRUDE BOUTON AXTELL (Chic8go 1907) FREDERIC CORSE CHURCH (Cornell 1909) BEULAH GARRARD DALE (Cornell College !9IO) JAY GLOVER ELDRIDGE (Yale 1896) LOUISE BLAU HAMMER (Washing!on I920) EUGENE TAYLOR (DeP8uw 1907)

DOROTHY FRANCES ATKINSON (Washington 1930) MOLLY NORIE BANKS (Washington 1925) WILLIAM CARR BANKS (W8shington 1926) ELMER FREDERICK BETH (Wisconsin 1927) RALPH HUNTER FARMER (Oberlin 1930) NORMAN JOHN GILLETTE (Syr8cuse 1936) ARTHUR LEON HARDING (Arkansas I924) WILMA HARVEY (Wh!lrMn 1937) IRVING JOLLEY (Washington 1930) ARTHUR KROEGER (At8nlord 1930) GEORGE W. MOERSCH (L8wrence I937) BEATRICE OLSON (North Dakota I909) LOUISE ADELLA STEDMAN (low8 1930) WILDA THOMPSON (W8shtngton I933)

HONORARY MEMBER HAROLD LUCIUS AXTELL (Kalamazoo 1897)

ALUMNI MEMBERS AND MEMBERS IN COURSE 1909

MARION EDNA BOWLER TONEY TAYLOR CROOKS HAROLD MIRIAM MORROW

1911

FORREST LINDSAY SOWER LUCY MASON THOMPSON ELLA WOODS

1913

CHARLES EDWARD WATTS GEORGE DONART

1914

JOSEPH MARVIN BRAHAM NETTIE BAUER STILLINGER

1915

ELIZABETH SOULEN DAVID MARY BURKE POSTERICK

1916

DONALD KIRK DAV!D WILLIAM HENRY BONNEVILLE ROSE CURTIS DURHAM PAULINE CONSTANCE FORD AMSEL GREENE HELEN PATTEN MILLER VALBORG KJOSNESS MOHN RUTH VIRGIE WARNER

1917

OLA BONHAM EINHOUSE GRACE DARLING HARRY AXEL BURKE WILLIAM ALBERT BOEKEL ALICE HARTLEY DARRAH M8cKINLEY SPACH HENRIETTA SAFFORD SPACH BYRD WALL SAWYER

1918

FRANCES BAILEY JACKSON ADA BURKE DAVID SUMA HALL JENNIE PETERSON NEWLAND A. J. GUSTIN PRIEST

Charter Members of the Idaho Chapter now on the faculty: Professor Harold L. Axtell, Dean J. G. Eldridge, Professor Eugene Taylor, Professor Frederic C. Church 1940路41 Student Members of the Idaho Chapter: Kenneth Kofmehl. Lucille Marshall, William Johnston

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ALUMNI MEMBERS AND MEMBERS IN COURSE (Continued)

1919 BERNADINE ADAIR CORNELISON WALTER E. SANDELIUS J. ARTHUR ALMQUIST J. HOLLIS McCREA ANGELINE BURNS RUTH CHAPMAN OSTROOT

1927 MARJORIE DARLENE SIMPSON

1928

1920 LA DESSA HALL NORDALE o;RNEST KIDDER LINDLEY

1921

MARGARET FLORENCE BAUER FLEETA BRENNAN ROBERT EASTNOR JOHANNESEN INEZ BORELL KEYS

1922 AGNES MAE BROWN

PHILIP WALLENSTEIN BUCK ROBERT LINCOLN HOLBROOK MABEL PATERKA ANGELL WILLIAM STEVEN BRISCOE BETHEL COLLINS CULP LAURA GENEVIEVE DARTT FLORENCE RUSSUM PARISH MABEL WINIFRED RENTFRO ELIZABETH WOODS RICHMOND LYLA HARSH SCHROEDER

1924 TALBOT LANHAM JENNINGS

VAUGHAN PRATER LATTIG CHARLFS E. CONE AGNES COX TELFORD JOSEPH A. CURTIS GEORGIANNE SUPPIGER LILLIAN HARDMAN JOHNSON RUBY TUTTLE MESSENGER FLORENCE ARMBRUSTER BEATTIE IRENE STARRH BEAL WILLIAM HOMER CONE PEARL STALKER BROWN JEWELL CLARA COON

1925 CHARLOTTE JONES WALLACE WALSER 5. GREATHOUSE BERTHA L. GLINDEMAN ANNA PECHANEC

1926 HERMA ALBERTSON (BAGGLEY) RUTH ASPRA Y (STUBBLEFIELD) WALLACE CABLE BROWN ORA BUDGE (CLEARY) LEPHA DECKER (FULLER) PAULINE HOWARD MITCHELL ELLEN OSTROOT CGUDMUNSON) MILDRED PEARSON PHOEBE SHELDON (GREEN) FRANCES SULLIVAN (BEAM)

1935 CAROL CAMPBELL (RENFREW)

1936

1929 WILLIAM HAROLD BOYER

DOROTHY SIMS BUCKS JOHN DUMAS EWING THERESA SULLIVAN HAYES MOTHER MARY CARMEL McCABE MARGARET MITCHELL (DEAN) VIVIENNE MOSHER EMMA VIOLA NELSON ERSIE TRAUGER (McDOWELL! EUNICE ANKENEY VON ENDE

GUSTAV WILLIAM HAMMER HELEN ELIZABETH JOHNSON KARL FREDERJCilt PEARSON ELEANOR FARIS PINCKNEY GEORGIE OYLER ROWELL LILLIAN OLGA WHITE JOHN A. CARVER

1923 ROBERT WALKER ELDRIDGE

HERMAN EUGENE SWANSON FARNSWORTH LEROY JENNINGS CAROL DUBOIS (HENRIKSON! MILLIE MARGARET McCOLLUM BEULAH BROWN <FREEMAN) GLEN JOHNSON HERBERT JOHN WUNDERLICH JEANETTE ARNTZEN (CURTIS) ELEANOR BEAMER (EASLEY) JOSEPHINE BROSSARD (STANSFIELD) HELEN CAMPBELL (CLICK) VIRGINIA GRANT (WILLIAMS)

1930 FRANCES GALLET (GRABNER)

1931

1932

HELEN MELGARD (HILFIKFR) ANDREW HALLECK THOMSON JAMES FRANK CONE LILLIAN GRITMAN WOODWORTH RUTH V AR.NES LARSON RUTH NEWHOUSE (BARTON) KATHERJNE MATTES (LAING) MARION SHY (FISK) CONNELL LEROY LUKE JAMES HAROLD WAYLAND JULIA HUNTER (OLSON) GRACE PARSONS (ASPRAY) VIRGINIA MERRIAM (HOCKADAY) BETHEL PACKENHAM (CONGDON) MILDRED AXTELL <HENSLEY) MARY BROSNAN (WOOD) STANLEY SHELDON SPAID KATHRYN HART (CONGER) DAVID HARRY ANGNEY PEARL H. WALTERS LIONEL THADDEUS CAMPBELL CONSTANCE HELEN WOODS REX B. PONTIUS

1937

1938

1939

1940

1933

LOUELLA DE GERO (FLYNN) CHARLES A. DOUGLAS JOHN SMITH MILLER VIRGINIA E. GASCOIGNE RHODA SWAYNE (BRIAN$) 1934 MARY AXTELL (BAILEY) EVELYN M. CROSS ELOISE EMMETT RAPHAEL SANFORD GIBBS PATRICIA KENNARD (PYNE) WALTER C. McWILLIAMS ETHEL WOODY SPENCE ALICE VIRGINIA STONE MIRIAM IRENE VJRTANEN

1941

1942

HAROLD V. ELLINGSON JANET RANKIN KINNEY HELEN LATIMORE (RHODES) ETHLYN O'NEAL (WHITNEY) MARTHA REHBERG (CLARK) THEODORE HUTCHINS THURSTON VIVIAN NOYER (REED) HENRY SHULL ARMS DOROTHY KENWORTHY PIERCE MILDRED CARSON (SCHULD'J) LOREN GLENN STRAWN RUTH FARLEY (OSTROOT) NEVA SHIVERICK ROBERTS FRANCIS JOHN NEWTON JOHN STAPLETON GROSNAN HELEN BERTHA BUE WILLIAM SHIELDS LEE DELSA CROWLEY tHATCH) WILLIAM E. JORGENSON LOUIS KIMBALL MANN HALSEY LEWIS ORLAND JANE BAKER CST. CLAIR) KENT McQUEEN MARY ELIZABETH KOSTALEK WALTER LEE BROWN GWENDOLYN E. HARRIGAN ANNABEL R. WETZEL ELIZABETH ASHLEE CLARK FAILS ALBERT A. MONNETT LOIS SAVAGE WILLIAM G. REESE DOROTHY SNYDER CHANDLER MARIE HAASCH (WHITESEL) HELEN MARIE ABBOTT JEAN HITCHCOCK BAER MARGIT HANSEN MARGARET l. SWAYNE LEONARD ARRINGTON ARTHUR FREDERICK DALLEY JACK W. McKINNEY HERMAN E. SLOTNICK HANS WETTER SUSANNA BLACK JULIA W. MOORE MAXINE RUBY MILLER EVELYN COX LOIS THOMAS WILLIAM M. TOMLINSON MELVIN DON SARGENT VIRGINIA TWEEDY WILLIAM FRANKLIN JOHNSTON KENNETH THEODORE KOFMEHL LUCILLE MARSHALL MARY GRUNEWALD VINCENT L<IVOIE CHESTER SOUTHAM MABEL H. AYRES EDWARD BENOIT ELIZABETH BRACKEN MARY RETHERFORD JOE ZARING

Membel'$ of the Idaho Chapter now on tha faculty路 G. W. Hammar, H. J. WundPrllch, W. H. !!oyer, W. H. Cone, Ella Woods

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MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board, national service honorary for outstanding senior women, has been active on the campus since 1923. It is one of those rare organizations, a really active senior honorary, which promotes such functions as student-faculty dinners, Spinster Skips, serenades, mum sales, and alum breakfasts.

MEMBERS LUCILLE MARSHALL

MARY LOW FAHRENWALD

JANE PIER

ANNE DOMIJ AN

EMMA BATT NEYV A ERICKSON

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ANN LITTLE

SILVER LANCE Old decrepit activity men go to their "happy hunting ground" in Silver Lance. Seven seniors who have taken an active part in that part of college you don't get grades for, enjoy selection to this strictly honorary honorary. Counterpart of the women's Mortar Board, it was founded on the Idaho campus in 1923.

MEMBERS JACK FITZPATRICK

CHICK ATKINSON

BILL ABRAHAMSON SAM ZINGALE

GUS ROSENHEIM EARL ACUFF

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ALDEN HULL

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CARDINAL KEY Cardinal Key members, female keywearers from the junior and senior classes, are known by their distinctive light-blue uniforms. They promote many friendships between girls of different residences through the medium of their dinner exchanges. The oft-mentioned and abused "leadership, scholarship, and personality" criterion is used in selecting the doughty dozen.

OFFICERS President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer

NORMA LOU McMURRAY ALICE ALFORD PHYLLIS MORRISON GALE ELFERS

MEMBERS ALICE ALFORD MABEL AYRES ELIZABETH BRACKEN HELEN CAMPBELL

JEAN CUMMINGS MARY ELLEN DUNKLE GALE ELFERS VERA NELL JAMES

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BONNIE JEAN JENNINGS GERALDINE LAIDLAW NORMA LOU McMURRAY PHYLLIS MORRISON

Sr..n<f,.,.,,G ...,

ray,

Zuv. I ...,a e. ICo/rnehl W Morton, R;le~r e~, Rudolph, Ph; .• Iris, Zarnbon;, ~:; Mueller, Roaenh . "· Pence. First "'"'· Brown Be row: Hudson. £o..~Ohll, Donoldson N • ..,.,r ~rd. Hull, •ernon. Second CCio, Fo wles, Atktnrow: lenox. Howa son, l.anqland rd, Harns f'l..__ ' ~...,rick 1

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BLUE KEY Blue Key for men, like Cardinal Key for the women, includes the most active upperclassmen in its membership. In spite of seeing some of its most important activities cut out from under by the Executive Board, Blue Key continues to sponsor old clothes drive, homecoming mixers, and other campus activities. Members get their key-carrying privilege by qualifying under a flexible activity-point system, 700 for Juniors, and 800 for Seniors. OFFICERS BOB KNOX -CHARLES ATKINSON FRANK CROWE - EARL ACUFF

President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary

MEMBERS EARL ACUFF WILLIAM ALCORN WILLIAM ABRAHAMSON CHARLES ATKINSON ED BENOIT JOHN BROWN IT ALO CACCIA FRANK CROWE BOB DAVIS

AL DODDS OTHO HOLMES CHARLES DONALDSON EMORY HOWARD MILTON EBERHARD WAYNE HUDSON ALDEN HULL CHARLES FINNELL KENNETH KOFMEHL JACK FITZPATRICK FRANK FOWLES BOB KNOX NED GNAEDINGER HOWARD LANGLAND JACK GRAY WILLIAM MORTON FRED HARRIS EDWARD MUELLER SAM ZINGALE

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HUDSON NIEMAN JACK PENCE KIRBY PHIPPEN ED RILEY GUS ROSENHEIM VERN RUDOLPH HERB SANDERSON KENNETH WEBB FRED ZAMBONI

SPURS Every year in the spring two freshmen women from each house and hall group are selected by the present Spur organization to serve during their sophomore year. They usher, sell tickets for this and that, sell apples and candy at football games, attend basketball games in a body, help at rallies, and generally keep in the public eye. The public eye finds them not bad. OFFICERS President Vice路 President Secretary Treasurer Editor

JOYCE TUCKER VELVA HUNTER HELEN HOFMANN CATHERINE McGREGOR 路 DORIS JOHNSON

MEMBERS RUBY FLEMING MARY ELLEN HARTIGAN DOROTHEA VOLKMER MACEY MOTT CAROLYN NORRIS JOYCE TUCKER

CATHERINE McGREGOR BETTY DETWEILER ADELL CLEMMER PATRICIA CAREY DORIS JOHNSON MARY FRAN MARSHALL

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MARILYN ULMER BOBBIE THOMAS HELEN SKJERSAA RENA ECCHER ARLENE DEOBALD MARION JOHNSON

HELEN HOFMANN WINIFRED HART RACHEL SWAYNE JEAN MANN PAULINE HAWLEY RUTH ANN CAHOON

INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS IK's, in their white sweaters, bustle about ushering, working the scoreboard, "barbecuing," and sponsoring mixers. Marked men from each residence, the frosh pledges work for the many campus functions on a point basis. Newest IK wrinkle: matinee dances for all students at the Bucket, small profit to go to the A.S.U.I. OFFICERS Duke Secretary Treasurer Historian

ED MUELLER DON RICE LEE JONES BILL RIC HARDSON MEMBERS Junior K nights Milton Eberhard

Sam Kauffman

Pete Borden

Bud Gaffney

Sam McKinney Ed Boberg Ralph James Lee Jones

Vernon Storey Joe Ryan Warren Lauer Gordon Grannis

Sophomore Knights Don Rice Jay Garner Stan Ferlic Bill Richardson Frank Dillon Bill Patterson Art Lewis Del Schock Gordon Brannon

George Beito Bob Desaulniers Rex Blewett Weldon Cole

Jim Burton Jim Kinney Ralph Peters Bill Sproat Dick Crowther

Dean Miller Jim Rossman Warren Weinberg Don Swan Gene Myer

Freshman Knights Maurice Johnson David Hanford Joe Garner Nick Grokvic Chris Koch Jack Wing

Tad Neilson Judson Lee Jerry Skiles Gordon Collett Bob Walkley

Steve Weisgerber Dick Whiting James Davidson Harley Greaves Justine Guernsey

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"l" CLUB VarsitY \etterrnen, wearers ot the "\," speak through their club. 'fhey sweat for Alrna ).later. and One haveofa well路rounded \isl of activities throughout the se\ecl year. one each year at the "\" Club Idaho's queen路elecling orqani2alions, theY Ball. The luckY girl is awarded a regulation"\" blanket as a token of esteetn路 MEMBERS

Ita\o Caccia Charles Chandler Ear\ Acul! Irving A\terwein LaMar Chapman Chace Anderson HenrY CrowleY Stewart Cruickshank Merlyn Anderson Milo Anderson RaY Davis 1'onY Aschenbrener Jack Donovan Charles Atkinson Harold Doyle Harold Durham Mac Beall LaVern Bell Bob Dwyer Velo Berllus Relt Engelking RaY Branom

Bob Neal Stedwe\\ Johnston George Nixon Laune Erickson 1'onY KameleviCZ Bill Piedmont RudY Franklin Frank Kara Joe Piedmont Ronnie Harris 1'ed Kara Glenn Rathbun Peter Hecomovich Darrell KerbY Ben Ryan Maynard Heien Phil Leibowitz Paul Ryan Lyle Hi\\ LeHY Lloyd Elmer Smith Otis Hilton Chet Long Robert Smith Mi\\on Holt KennY Lynk Dtck Snyder Irvin Hopkins George Makela 1'om So\inskY VonleY Hopkins Bill Mick\ich Harold Jenkins

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MINOR "I" CLUB Always in the shadow of their "big brothers," the glory and honor to this group is all in the minor "I" they wear. Idaho is represented on every front by these men who carry on the minor sports program with all the enthusiasm and vengeance of their "brothers."

MEMBERS Burt Akins William Alcorn Irving Alterwein Armour Anderson Chace Anderson Donald Bassett Mac Beall LaVern Bell Veto Berllus Art Benny

Halo Caccia Melvin Carlson John Chamberlain Marvin Chouinard Wally Christensen Phil Conley Earl Crea Frank Crowe Gordon Dailey Sumner Delana

Jim Dick Emery Doane AI Dodds James Ellsworth Laune Erickson James Farrell Allan Foster Martin Fry George Hackney Dennis Hess Ralph Hollingsworth

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Glen Hunter Mark Jensen Norman Jensen Elmer Jordan Henry Juran Frank Kara Ted Kara Robert Kidwell James Kircher Martin Marquard Gordon Michels

Duane Morgan Jack Numbers Gerald O'Connor Robert O'Connor Earl Peebles George Redford Don Reed George Russell Richard Shaver Norman Skjersaa

Richard Slade Harry Snead Merle Songstad Buhl Sutton Don Swinney Byron Thomas Jack Walton Wallace Webster Ray Weston Ellis Wickward

LAMBDA DELTA SIGMA Three chapters, Iota Tau, Alpha, and Beta, make for Lambda Delta Sigma and its members a year of entertainment. Members of this religious organization are chosen on a basis of character and religious sincerity in their Mormon belief.

OFFICERS Alpha Chapter Marion Forsyth President Karl Esplin Vice-President Stanley Olson Secretary-Treasurer Stanley Jeppesen Historian

Beta Chapter President James Ellsworth Vice-President Melvin Stephenson Duane Crooks Secretary-Treasurer Historian Duane Hansen

Iota Tau Chapter President Wilma Hennis Vice-President 路 Lucile Halversen Secretary 路 Sarah McGregor Treasurer Claramay Patterson . LaMoyne Jensen Historian

MEMBERS

Alton Anderon Charles Atkinson Ann Atkinson Ardith Beck LaVern Bell John Butler James Buttcane Marjorie Call LaMar Chapman Weldon Cole Ward Collings Seth Corless Duane Crooks Lynn Dewey Priscilla Done

James Ellsworth Karl Esplin Grant Field Leland Fife Marion Forsyth Ray Fowler Willis Garrard Lawrence Gillett Earl Grimmett Alvin Hadley Ardith Hall Grant Hall Hershel Hall Lucile Halversen Dorothy Hammer Duane Hansen

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Keith Hansen Verlee Hansen Glenn Harward Wilma Hennis Gwendolyn Hoopes Irvin Hopkins Grant Humphreys Velva Hunter Ferdinand Jaussi LaMoyne Jensen Winston Jensen Stanley Jeppesen Leonard Kingsford Merrie Lu Kloepfer Willard Kunz Glenn Lewis

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Fred Lowry Manring Malmstrom Venetia Masters Sarah McGregor Maxine Merrill Reid Merrill VerDene Merrill Fern Myers Quentin Murdock Oren Nelson Floyd Nixon Vera Olsen Stanley Olson Rex Ottley Jarvis Palmer Claramay Patterson

Keith Petty Catherine Pohlman Marvin Powell Lyle Price Cleo Ricks Douglas Schow Ray Schwendiman Kenneth Scott GeorSe Smalley Jack mith Gerald Sorensen Hugh Sorenson June Sorenson Maurice Sorenson Ben Spencer

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Janice Spaulding Melvin Stephenson David Stevens Leon Terriere Wayne Thomas Glen Thorne Spencer Toone Rodney Tunks Richard Walch Dean Wilde Laurine Wilde Carl Wilker Olive Wilkie Robert Williams Aaron York

ALPHA ZETA The PUrpose of the agricultu,e hono,a,y is the furthe, PmmoHon of ag,icultu.-.. To be eligible fo, Alpha Zeta a student must be en,o1Jed in the coHege of agrJcultu.-., schoiasHc.Hy in the upPe, fwo.ftfths of his claSs, and outstanding in the cha,act..-s of Pe'Sona/ity and leade'Ship.

OFFICERs

Chancellor Censor Scribe Tree~surer 路 Chronicler

Don Hagedorn Pe~ul He~rvey Hubert Reisene~uer

Me~nring Me~lmstrom Franklin Eldridge Grant Field Leo York Arlin Wilson

DON HAGEDORN 路 PAUL HARVEy HUBERT REISENAUER MANRING MALMSTROM FRANKLIN ELDRIDGE

James Ellsworth

Me~urice Sorenson Milton Eberhard Wayne Sutton Robert Robbins Louis Parkinson Hershel Hal! MarVin Powell

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We~yne Hudson

WOOdrow Reynolds

Seth Corless

Stanley Mills Edward Hansen Ralph Miller Eugene Pre~ther

Merle Eugene Denney Duane Hansen Wesley Jenkins Dona!d Beals George Moran fohn Kantola Shelby Williams Lele~nd Fife

RIFLEs Bastes With a high scholastic standing and a keen interest in mHHary a/lairs are eligible lor Pershing Rifles. For entertainment this group sponsors a dance, a Picnic, and a smoker. For their few the extra hoursasa aweek. work guns they alead bastes drill squad, Promote e/f;ciency in mHHary activity, and carry This year the University of Idaho was the headquarters lor the Sixth Regiment

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MEMBERS Marvin Adamson Duane Anderson Vern Baum Byron Bloor Dale Burkhalter Newby Burns Harvey Butts Fred Canfield Frank Cannon Keith Carlson Earl Chandler Jerry Chapman

Stewart Clelen Charles Crowe Robert Cue Gordon Dailey Wall Ettinger John Fry Goss Gordon Joseph Gordon Nicholas Grokovic John Holloway Virgil Haynes Donald Howard

Burke Hudelson Frank Hyke Lee Jones Robert Korman Robert Kjosness Harry Lewies Laurence Lister Gene Littlefield Robert McLaughlin Martin McVey Robert Manning Clyde Martin

Julius Marashinsky Robert Michels Jean Milar Vincent Nally John Neely Robert 0' Conner Hollister Pond Wayne Reddecopp Joseph Rich Robert Robson Theron Smith William Smith

Verald Smith Hugh Sorenson William Sproat Milton Stokes Byron Stratton Larry Talbot Duane Taylor Eugene Tho:npson Wayne Thompson Fred Thurston Herbert Woodcock

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ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS Several hundred strong . . . the whole engineering school . . . are jointly associated in this organization. The various departmental organizations combine to sponsor all school smokers and educational programs. The Engineers Ball sponsored by the school lets the boys have a fling into the social world. Clayton Achord James Adams Georoe Akers Merlyn Anderson Kenneth Andrews Donald Angell Robert Angell Henry Ard Everett Arndt John Auler Samuel uqer Raymond Belue Rosa Bales W illiam Barnes Harry Beard Arthur Benny Theodore Bezold Nell Bichell Donald Blackburn LoVerne Boll inger Donald Bolton Keith Bo~lngton Gordon rannon Avery Brown Harold Brown John Brown Rober! Brown Joseph Brunzoll Elizabeth Buck Fred Buck Vernon Burklund John Burt Edqar Butte Harvey Butta Georoe Campbell Ralph Chamlee

Joeeph Cheney Joeeph Cockrell Joeeph O>lle!ll Joeeph Comlekey Elwood Cone Daryl Cook John Cook George Cooke Donald Cotkt George Couper Everett Cox Robert Cree Raymond Crisp John Crocheron Charlet Crowe Kenneth Crowser Eldon Cunningham John Curhe James Dalton Charles Dembowski Llnnue De Prleet William Dickinson Robert Dole Darrel Dolgnor Kenneth Downing ~an Dronl<er Dale Dufur Xovior Durant

Rober! Dye Erne•~ Ellis Paul Epperson

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Karl Greef Nicholas Grkovic Justin Guernsey George Gunson Elbert Gunter Rowland Haegele John Hall Robert Hamilton John Hamm Claude Hansen Keith Hardin

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Lowrence Hatchett Norman Hawley Walter Hegg Francis Honey Paul Hunt Theodore Hunt Paul Hunter Vern Ilium John l<ssbero Robert Jasberq Robert Johannesen Jerome Johnson

John Johnson Creston Johnson Pete Kennedy Robert Kennemer Robert Kerns Glen Kerstetter Thomas Kinney Robert Kioanesa Donald Konen Robert Koppee Edward Locy Stephen Lomoreux Lester Lonphear James Lorsen Robert LoRue Richard Lovering Arthur Lewie Melvin Lewis Elden Lindquist Clyde Littlefietd Richard Lockwood James Lora~ W illiam M lure Melvin McEuen Harlow Mc Kinney Marvin McVey Stanton Madsen Bert Malmquist Phi!l!p Marsh Harold Martindale C lifford Middleton leon Milar Alvah Miller James Miller William Miller Eldred Mille

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Kenneth Montgomery Edward Monn Dav1d Morken John Morna Cec1l Morrison Howard Morrison Henry Mooser Robert Mowe Edwin Mueller Req1nal.-! Myers Ralph Myers Oren Nelson Elmer Nesbitt Jamea Neudeck Gerald Nicodemus Harold N trom Terence 'Rouark Frederick Olm Richard Olson

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Th ore Oylear N•1son Park Keith PMkt Albert Paulsen Earl Peebles Ralph Peters Oecar Peterson Theodore Peterson John Pickard Burritt Pond Keith Ralatln Robert Ralalln Murlln Rasmussen Robert Retherford Arthur Richardt William Richardson

Loonard Robinson Allen Rolph Donald Roper Frank Rosa Earl Rosh Douglas Round$ Charles Rowland George Russell Charles Sargent Burton Schmidt Henry Schmitz Clint Se~t Francis hade! Leigh Shadel John Sheehan lrvmg Shepperd Ernor:.st Smclair Gerald Skiles William Skinner Edward Smith Gran~ Smith Theron Smith Verald Smith W inton Smith Alford Snyder Elmer Sonlville Gallen Soule Marsha ll Spencer

r:/iY:;ns~f~~~t Cl~rence Steelman Homer Steiner David Stevens Russel Stewart Carlyle Stitt Glenn Stout

Robert Stout Harry Sui! Robert Swisher Ramey Syron Tommy Takatori Richard Talbot William Taylor Anoon Thompson John Thurston Robert Tttuo Bart Tucker Emeet Tucker Ray Turner Donald Vance Stanley Varner John Wahl

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CIVIL ENGINEERS The local club is a student branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Their activities include two joint banquets with the Civil Engineers of W.S.C., smokers and panel discussions with guest speakers, and the annual Engineers' Ball.

OFFICERS ANDY MARSH . ED STANTON ROBERT BROWN EVERETT COX GLENN GORDON, DONALD KONEN

President Vice-President Secretary · Treasurer Associated Engineers Council

MEMBERS Merlyn W. Anderson Donald E. Blackburn Donald F. Bolton Gordon H. Brannon Robert C. Brown John C. Cook Everett L. Cox John L. Crocheron Charles F. Crowe James C. Dalton

John L. Fry Glenn C. Gordon Nicholas Grkovic John Ivan Hall John E. Hamm Keith Hardin Norman D. Hawley John A. Johnson Donald J. Konen Gene C. Littlefield

Phillip A. Marsh Jean Milar Elmer K. Nesbitt G.Marcus Nicodemus Richard A. Olson George R. Oslund Oscar R. Peterson Donald R. Roper Elmer F. Ross, Jr. Earl K. Rosti

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Mechanical engineers band together in the club of the same name. They contact outstanding engineers, have twice-monthly meetings, in general promote mechanical engineering on the campus. Once a year they forget the books and have a picnic or a banquet.

OFFICERS Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary·Treasurer

EDGAR BUTTS RUSSELL STEW ART JAMES J. GRALOW MEMBERS

Henry Ard La Verne Bollinger Keith Boyington Avery Brown Harold Brown Edgar Butts Harvey Butts Elwood Cone Kenneth Crowser

John Curtis Delmer DePriest Xavier Durant Dale Dunfur Norman Finch Raymond Finch James Gralow Elbert Gunter Clarence Hart Bob Johannesen

Robert Kappes Henry Moser Pete Kennedy Albert Paulsen Steve La moreux Ralph Peters Robert LaRue Theodore Peterson Richard Levering Jack Raymond Arthur Lewis Art Rowland Melvin McEuen Ernest Sinclair Marvin McVey Clarence Steelman Reginald Meyers Russel Stewart Kenneth Montgomery

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Glenn Stout Robert Swisher Robert Titus Ernest Tucker Eugene Walker Horace Walker Warren Weinberg John Werkowski Chester West! all

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS About eighty electrifying thinkers and inventors in-the-making comprise the membership of this group. "Tomorrow's great minds" and the faculty get better acquainted in this organization.

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

ROBERT HAMILTON JERRY JOHNSON EARL PEEBLES WINTON SMITH MEMBERS

Ernest Achord Harold Adams Albert Akers Robert Angell Everett Arndt James Babin William Barnes Neil Bithell John Brown Joseph Brunzell Vernon Burklund John Burt Ralph Chamlee Joseph Cockrell Daryl Cook George Couper

Robert Cree Raymond Crisp Robert Dole Kenneth Downing Robert Dye Ernest Ellis Paul Epperson Robert Fortin Eugene Glahe Harvey Glick Sidney Gorter Rowland Haegele Robert Hamilton Edwin Harper Walter Hegg Theodore Hunt

John Jasberg Robert Jasberg Creston Johnson Glen Kerstetter Edward Lacy Arthur Lewis Eldon Lindquist Richard Lockwood James Lorang William McClure Harlow McKinney Harold Martindale Clifford Middleton Bernard Miller Eldred Mills Edward Morin

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David Morken Cecil Morrison Howard Morrison Edwin Mueller James Neudeck Harold Nystrom Terence O'Rouark Theodore Oylear Keith Parks Earl Peebles John Pickard Robert Ralstin Robert Retherford Allen Rolph Clinton Sept John Sheehan

Irving Shepperd William Skinner Wilton Smith Alford Snyder Alfred Soule Winston Spencer David Stevens Carlyle Stitt Ramey Syron Richard Talbot Joh n Wahl Lloyd Walter John Weber Harold Weir Lester Welch Raymond Weston Russel Wilson

ASSOCIATED MINERS An affiliated student organization of the A.I.M.E., Associated Miners, is open to all students registered in the School of Mines. The organization represents the social side of the miners' lives on the campus. OFFICERS ARCHIE McDONNELL - LOUIS KARABLY HARRY BAPTY THOR KIILSGAARD VERNON E. SCHEID

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor GRADUATE STUDENTS Bob Haedt

Tom Moran

Howard Thune

Oscar Wicken

MEMBERS Marvin Adamson Bill Bond Doug Brown James Canning John Canning Frank Cannon Lawrence Cassidy Don Chronic Harold Condit Archie Cook Sherman Cook Em Defoe Tony DeLeon Mose Disotell Ralph Dunkle

Jack Dunn James Durham Bob Durk Roy Full Joe Gordon Ralph Godtland John Graifemberg Bill Hershey John Holland Charles Horn Howard Hughes Bob Ingraham Howard Jacky George Jefferson Stedwell Johnson Nick Lafrenz

William Leonard Oliver Luukkonen Mat Malnarich R. M. Mattson Pat McGauley Fred McCrory Charles McHarg Miro Mihelich T. Oaas Ted Pence Ivan Peterson Dale Pollak Harold Powers Nolan Probst Robert Riegel Ben Schmidt

Ray Schultze Carlton Spalding Bob Stark Charles Sweetwood Alan Taylor Byron Thomas Denton Tucker Robert Tucker Stephen Utter Graham Walley Ed Watson Compton White Bill Williams Bob Williams Seth Woodruff

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ASSOCIATED FORESTERS An all-forestry school association, the club does a good job of acquainting students and faculty with mutual interests. Their bonfires and barbecues are so successful that engineering and business students sneak in, too. FORESTERS Burton Akins Paul Alban Thomoa Alex Joseph Allegretti Lawrence Arneson

Edward Bo!ley Bertram Boker Louis Baldwin Wllllom Baribeau Steele Barnett Eldon Beua Robert BIQQs Erl Bolick Bullord Boyd Eugene Breon Jock Bullat Marvin Burull Obert Burull Richord Campana Melvin Carlson Philip Corter Morvin Chouinord Burton Clark

Russell C!oninger Wtlllom Corbell Robert Croyle Alion Daniels Jomes Dorst VIncent DeNunzio Lynn Dewey lomas Dick Rolph Didriksen Francis Dillon Bemord Duberow Poul Easterbrook Lyle Eller Robert Ellingson Louis Engstrom Edward Erickson Woller Ettinger Stanley Farris Mox Fee Robert Ferris Roger Fichtner Jeon Fisher Lester Fisher

Lyle Forgey Walter Golllng Sykes Gilbert Jomes Girard Joe Gray Richard Groshonq Roger Guernsey Philip Hoblb Robert Haisc George Harlan Robert Harris John Hayword Dennis Hess Edward Higham Robert Hobba Richard Hodder John Holloway Fred Hom Gerold Home lro Jocoboon Edwin Jankowski Albert Jasukonla Merle Johnson

Arthur Jonea Sinclolr Jonea William Joneo Fuller Joyce Coslen ICJasel Corlos Klein Robert Kliewer Chrlstlon Koch Edward Komoeky John Krier Roy Kuehner AI Kytonen George Lallerty George Layoa Kent Lead')r Laurence Lister

Wayne Lutz Brendan Lynch Froncis McCabe James Mc Kohan Wllllom Mc Millon Finley McNaughton Laurence Mc Neil

John McNuelty John Mec lntoeh Joseph Modtson Dovid Mo!~ Ju!lus Moroahlnaky Reuben Martel Glenn Moryott Onos Maya Chris Michelson Joseph Mllea William Mitc-hell lsoac Moor Richard Moore Waldemar Mueller George Nltz Ed Noble Jerry O'Connor Dean Pocker Lee Paine Terry Payne Gene Poyne John Poyne Noise Peterman

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Royole Pierson W!lllom Price Clinton Outgley Worren Rondo!! Fronkhn Raney Vernon Ravenscroft Wllllom Reod James Reoy Alfred Rice Melvin Rigdon Roy Rohlman Horold Soastad Henry Souselen Maurice Scholler Robert Schm!dtt Henry Schultz Edward Slusher Word Smllh Ben Spencer Marsholl Spencer Willard Stevens John Stillinger Roymond Stone

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Poul Strobach George Summerside Roy Suommen Peter Toylor Roy Taylor Gerald Thomas Shormon Town Horold Tripp Harlan Tulley John Tunniclifle Pershlnq Yonce Harry Voqt Robert Vonderharr Robert Walkley Nathan Wollens Corl Wilker Robert Williams Dovld Wilscn Hono Winbauer Ernoet Wohletz W!ll!om Worfolk VIncent Yodor Edward Zielinski

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is very democratic, to say the least. Every Home Ec student is a member, whether she takes an active part or not. The girls get acquainted, have clambakes, and talk shop. They insist that Home Ec is a profession, not a job. Maybe they're right.

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

MARY MONTGOMERY NEYVA ERICKSON WANDA SIPLE A NNE STODDARD

MEMBERS Phyllis Akera Mary Ann Albon Aune Alho Morqoret Baceheller Lorene Bales Polly Bowlby Belly Beon Mory I. Berlrond Katherine Btrchmler Darline Bttter!e Lorraine Bjorklund Phyllta Blakemore Helen Bohmon Helen Bond lmoqan Boyar Ruth Boyar Blanche Broy Vlrqinlo Brevtck Mory Brown Cothertne Brunqer Pauline Bulkley Helen Buttram

Marjorie Coli leon Comeron M~urtne Couser Winifred Chrtstionsen Anostosio Cobb Louise Collins Marie Comnick Helen Cook Sydno Cox Io Ann Crites Beth Curry Beotrtca Curtiss Betty Curli£1 Mory Dole Jane Oinnis~n

Lucy Adele Dilhnghom Waliaoe Dodd Anne Domijon Rena Eccher Dorothy Erickson Nayva Erickson Lucille Eyrich

Viola Fisher Marquerlle Fly Georgia Ford Altoe Fulton Cormelita Guernsey Nancy Hall Lucille Holversen Lois Hornell Noomi Hor$hborqer

Belly Kinney Pearl Klich Evelyn Lonqanwoltor Estella Lorson Lois Lomon Anne Lorenz Horrtell McCurdy Sarah McGreqor Moria MacKenzie Mlrtom Moler Norma Marchi Ven.,llo Masters Annomoe Melcum Fern Meyers Joe Moncher Morgoret Montqomery Hazel Morbeck Morqoret Moser Mocey Moll Effie Neol Esther Lee Nichola Corol Nolan Beuletl4 Nordby

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Evelyn Heist Kay Hickmon Joyce Hilfiker Florence Hinckley Irene Hinckley Ordo Hoskins Dora Huelllg Ruth Ann Hunter Vera Nell James Rosemarie Jonsaen Helen Jeruen Jessie Johnston Pot Keepinqs

Rowena Nordby Rebecca Olmstead Mor!ho Opedohl Florence Orme Kothleen Orr Dorothy Perkins Lourene Ploss Mildred Potter Mory Ellen Ripley Edno Lucylle Roberts Mildred Rowe Pouhne Soglor Bee Schoufelberqer Marjorie Schloke Movts Scheupboch Io Schwenklelder Helen Shorp Mary Shewnock Betty Slayton Betty Slilty Mildred Smith Edna Moe Sonqstod June Sorenson

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Mildred Stevens Anne Stoddord

Jane Swanstrom

Dorothy Su!lon Belly Thomas Bobby Thomas Marjorie Thompson Lot• TUft Isabel T1gert Marqoret Tomlinoon Jean Torlce Betty Word Julienne Word Eloulse Woll Potrici" Weise· Kay Werry Millie Westerdohl Enid WhitP Nancy While Virgmio Wickman Marjorie W1I'!On

AG CLUB Another "proletariat" club, this organization embraces all students enrolled in the College of Agriculture. It makes a sincere effort to mix the boys together. Fresh jamborees, smokers, and the colossal Ag Bawl are evidences of the club's success along this line.

OFFICERS MYRL CLARK ALVIN HADLEY FARRELL DANIELS - FRANKLIN ELDRIDGE

President Vice路President Secretary Treasurer

MEMBERS Ove Anderson Ronald Baskett Bill Batey Don Benscoter Clarence Billum Rex Blodgett Edwin Bodily Bill Bosch U.wrence Bradbury Harold Brevick Jack Brockie Leonard Brooks Gerald Brown Dale Burkhalter Doran Butler Duncllln Cameron

Keith Carlson Raymond Chambers Gerald Chapman John Chivers Tom Chivers Leo Choate Myrl Clark George Cook

Seth Corless U.Roy Cornfor~h C..lvtn Crandall Earl Crea Georqe Cre<1 Duane Crooks Stewart Cruickshank Gordon Dalley Farrell Daniels Morton Davidson Elmo Davie Euqene Denney Franklin Eldridqe lim Ellsworth Allen Estep James Evans Jack Farrar James Ferllc Stanley Ferllc DeU.nce Franklin Orla Glbeon Don Goetz Shannon Goln GoaaGordon

Don Jones Robert Jordan Howard Judy Huqh Kennedy Watkins Kershaw Elmer Kinder Max U.ttiq Judson Lee Jim Leonard Glenn Lewis Russell Lindstrom Wynne Longeteig Darrell Loll Donald Lundblade Wayne Lundblade Hollis McClellan Maurice Mathews Tom Maydole Loyd Merrill Reid Merrill James Meyer Stan Mills George Moran Duane Morgan

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Warren Morton Howard Morrison Forrieat Munro Quentin Murdock Tad Neilson Clell Newell Robert Obendorf Wesley Olsen Rex Ottley Mtrl Paaaey Leonard Patton Jack Perry Dale Peterson Fronk Raney Ray Richmond Don Robertson Merle Samson "Pop" Sawyer Don Schoufelberger Herbert Seubert Grant Slddoway Raymond Slddoway Fred Siebe Uoyd Skow

Dwiqht Smith John Smith Wallace Smith Jess Sproul Maurice Sorenson

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Sylvester Trout Glen Wasem James Waehburn Robert Webster Joe Weiret Wade Wells Kenneth Weetfall Dory! Whtttlg Bob Wiley Don S. Williams Lynn Wlllloma

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WESTMINSTER GUILD Presbyterians and Congregationalists are one in Moscow; their university women unite in the Westminster Guild. Their big Christmas card sale every year provides funds to send members to informative summe r conferences. The Guild may have a union building for their own activities on the campus in the not too distant future.

OFFICERS ELIZABETH BRACKEN ELINO RE FINCH ELSIE MAE STOKESBERRY RUTH A NN CAHOON

Pre sident Vice路 Pre sident Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Mary Ann Alban Corol Ando.-.on Selma Ande.-.on Eleonor Axtell Murie l Axtell Morqorot Boeheller Betty Boles Lorene Boles Norma Boles Mary FMnces Bates Borboro Beech Goy Bonmon Cloiro Br11cken Ellzoboth Broeken Ado Leo Bronom Moxino Bryant Mary Brown Catherine Brunger Merilyn Burford Ruth Ann Cohoon Arlene Campbell

Winifred Chrtsbonsen Shirley Clark Virqinia Clorl: Orriette Coiner Janet Collier Borboro Cornell Ellen Cox Marjory Cruickshonl:

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Marion Heoth Eda Hillman Lois Hodge Pot Holden Adeno Hyde Eleonor Johnson Lelia Johnson Alice Merlo Jones Edith Jones Helen Jonoa lone Jones l eon Jonea Ma ry Ellen Jordon Sylvia Knight Ruth Merlo Knoles Evelyn Lengenwolior Estella Le rson The lmo Logon Bo rbo ro Long Ma ry Longetoig Afton Lundblade

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Phyllia Mockenzte Marthe MocNomaro Mory FMn Moraholl Morjorle McCorgor Froncfs McConnell Evelyn MacKay Margaret Montgomery Hazel Morbocl: Joy Moxfleld Moxine Mulroney

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Morqoret Orr Doroth y Ann Outzs Potricia Polmer Dorothy leon Perkins Ka therine Reed Phyllis Retherford Sally Rice V!rqlnlo R!chordson Ka thryn Robinson

Mildred Rowe lone\ Runyon Nellie Seiser Mevis Schuepbach Borboro Sherwin Georgia Sherwin Mildred Stevens Mary Martha Stockton Anne Stoddard Elsie Moe Stokesberry Ja ne Swonstrurn Alice Therioult Betty Thomes Bobbie Thomas Gene vie ve Thompson Marjorie Thompson Mild red Tu rnbow Dorothy Vorner Gene vie ve Willson Olive W ord Ann Wodyqa

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Durham. Bell. Anderson. Knut.on, Webeter. Allen. Skieroaa. Jordan Lewis. Clark. Smith Lutus. Rice, Delp. Oeare, Keister, Bunted, Mooera. Stok.. berry, Quinn, Bezold

P EM CLUB The Pem Club ... physical education majors ... aims to promote professional consciousness and co-recreational activities. This group of devotees of the "Body Beautiful" has been active in Moscow's "Bundles for Britain" drive this year. They have monthly parties.

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary路Treasurer Directors

RONALD ALLEN . LA VERN BELL - RAE CLEARE MERL DELP, BEULAH KEISTER, ELMER SMITH

MEMBERS Ronald Allen LaVern Bell Kenneth Bezold Helen Campbell Dale Clark Rae Cleare Ray Davis

Mer! Delp Harold Durham Mary Low Fahrenwald Fred Gardiol Jack Hilt William Holzer Marjorie Hughes

Madison Lewis Levina Marsh Vivian Mooers Winston Myhre Robert Neal Phyllis Paynter Evelyn Quinn

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Lucile R:ce Norman Skjersaa Elmer Smith Robert Smith Elsie Stokesberry Wallace Webster Barbara White

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA

THETA SIGMA

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Sigma Alpha Iota aims to stimulate and dignify the music profession. A musicale each month is included with two business meetings. Women with a major or minor of music are bid. Cosponsors of the annual all-college songfest.

THETA SIGMA The women's "group of snoops," inquiring reporters to their friends, are Theta Sigmas. Purely a local now, the girls will probably join the national honorary next year when the journalism curriculum goes upstairs and becomes a department.

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PHI UPSILON OMICRON

SIGMA TAU

PHI UPSILON OMICRON From the ranks of the Home Ec Club some upperclassmen are elected to Phi U. Outstanding majors in Home Economics, they talk shop at most of their meetings ... dietetics, designing, and clothing. They do their best to make new students in their curriculum get a good start.

SIGMA TAU The "aristocracy" of engineering undergraduates, Sigma Tau takes its membership from only the highest-ranking upperclassmen. A national honorary, it bases membership on scholarship, and subject interest.

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PHI

ETA SIGMA

PHI MU ALPHA

PH I ETA SIGMA "Get driving on scholarship," say Phi Eta Sigma men. Their freshman grade average of 3.5 indicates they know how it is done. The membership has steadily grown since its inception in 1924 ... maybe more smart fresh.

PH I MU ALPHA Men of music, these campus musicians get together and talk in language only they can understand. However, some of them are "barrelhouse" blowers that can "jive and jam" with the best. With Sigma Alpha Iota they co-sponsor the annual songfest on Mother's Day.

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PHI CHI

THETA

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA

PH I CHI THETA For women who last four years in the school of business, this professional honorary requires for membership a high scholarship and a professional business attitude. Each year the group presents a key to the outstanding woman in the School of Business. They co-sponsor the annual business school banquet.

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA The brains of the freshmen women make up this "baby phi bait" organization. This national honorary requires a 3.5 for membership. ALD's give teas for new women students to promote higher individual grade averages.

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ALPHA EPSILON DELTA

SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON

ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Monthly meatings at which movies are shown and 'doctors speak keep this national pre-med honorary up-to-date on medical science. Membership requirements for pre-meds are entirely scholastic.

SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON The local senior and junior "hardrocks," with a 2.66 average or better are eligible for this national mining honorary. A plaque is awarded each year to the outstanding freshman in the School of Mines. The future miners help sponsor the annual Muckers' Ball.

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BENCH AND BAR

KAPPA DELTA

BENCH AND BAR "Bench and Bar" is an organization for all students enrolled in the law school. Activities of the year include : Bench and Bar dance, a dinner for the Supreme Court, a mock trial, and the annual Ag School basketball game. t

KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi, a lifetime educational honorary, embraces the cream of the undergraduate crop. Aspirants must have a 3.0 average before they are voted upon by members. Membership is often a help in meeting superintendents and in influencing board members.

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THE CURTAIN

KAPPA PHI

THE CURTAIN Curtain takes its legitimate theater seriously, and its members are outstanding in writing, producing, or directing plays. Once a year the pledges wearing black masks, stalk the campus.

KAPPA PH I Kappa Phi hopes to "make every Methodist woman in the University today, a leader in the church tomorrow." They are an active, alert group in religion at Idaho, and take an active part in the functions of their church .

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CANTERBURY SOCIETY

NEWMAN CLUB

CANTERBURY SOCIETY Canterbury Society, Episcopalian student organization, is devoted to social welfare. The 40-odd members meet weekly for discussion of current religious problems as well as such subjects as "Comparative Religions" and "Preparation for Marriage." Reverend J. R. Bill leads the discussions.

NEWMAN CLUB Catholics of the campus act as a group through the Newman Club. They hold quarterly mixers, communion breakfasts, and study meetings, try to keep members acquainted with their religion in spite of the press of college activities.

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Jane Pier

Alden Hull Edward Davia, Norma Lou McMurray, Richard Still

Donald HoQedom, Edward Benoit. Charles Donaldson

GEM OF THE

MOUNTAINS

JANE PIER

Business Manager

Editor

EDWARD DAVIS

Associate Editor

DONALD HAGEDORN

Assistant Business Manager

NORMA LOU McMURRAY

Associate Editor

EDWARD BENOIT

Assistant Business Manager

RICHARD STILL 路

Associate Editor

CHARLES DON ALDSON

Assistant Business Manager

ALDEN HULL

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GEM

EDITORIAL

NORMA LOU McMURRAY

STAFF

- Organization!; Editor

EDWARD DAVIS

Administration Editor

RICHARD STILL

- Office Manager

KAY SCHNEIDER

Director of Photo Mounting

HELEN GLINDEMAN

- Secretarial Director

MARY ELLEN DUNKLE -

- Director of Activities

BOB WETHERN

Sports Editor

BILL SUNDEEN

Photographer

TOM SOLINSKY BOB JENSEN

Associate Photographer Art Editor

Bill Sundeen, Bob Kormon, Bud Clork, Bob Welhern Adena Hydo. Bonnie Jeen Jennings. Mory Ellen Dunkle, Koy Schneider, Glorio Gerlleld, Helen Glindemon, Romano Lorkln, Dick Still, Normo Lou McMurroy

THE

ARGONAUT

WILLIAM JOHNSTON

Editor

WILLIAM MORTON -

Business Monoger

ROBERT LEERIGHT -

Managing Editor

VIRGINIA ERDMAN -

Assistant Business Manoger

ARMOUR ANDERSON

- Assistant Business Monoger

Bob Wethern, Doyle Molen, Bob Leerloht Arlene Deobald, Bill Johnston, &rbara Long, Ladd Hamilton, Knox Crato. Fritz Meaoher, Phyllla Morrison, Phyllis Lyons

Wllllarn Morton Armour Anderson, VIJVInla Erdman

William Johnston Robert Leeright

ARGONAUT

STAFF

KNOX CRAIG-

News Editor

BOB WETHERN

Sports Editor

BOB BONOM!-

Night Editor

ELIZABETH BRACKEN -

Day Editor

FRITZ MEAGHER

Day Editor

FRANCES HARDIN -

Feature Editor

ESTHER LEE NICHOLS

Women's Editor

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BUSINESS STAFF

GEM

C..mpbell, Hagedorn, Fouta, Donoldeon, lone P1er, Benoit. Louer, He... Oonlela

JANE PIER

Business Manager Advertising Manager

DONALD HAGEDORN EDWARD BENOIT

Organization Managet

CHARLES DONALDSON

Photography Manager

BILL CAMPBELL

Assistant Advertising Manager

DICK FOUTS

Assistant Advertising Manager

WARREN LAUER

- Assistant Photography Manager

KEITH DANIELS -

- Assistant Photography Manager

SPENCER HESS -

Assistant Organizalio'l Manager

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ARGONAUT BUSINESS STAFF

Sneddon, Storey, Jacobson, Wtllatt, George, Corleon, Bloor, Ryan McGrath, Sanford, Cruickshank, Appling, Gau .., Batt, Gono

WILLIAM MORTON

- Business Manager

VIRGINIA ERDMAN

Assistant Business Manager

ARMOUR ANDERSON

Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager

DICK RYAN BETTY RAE APPLING

Adver !ising Manager

TOM SNEDDON

â&#x20AC;˘ Advertising Manager

MARY GAUSS

Circulation Manager

VERNON STOREY

Assistant Circulation Manager Exchange Editcr

LORENE RACH

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THE IDAHO FORESTER The Idaho Forester, annual publication of the School of Forestry, appeared on the campus in May in a smaller edition than in previous years. The Foresters' "Gem" blossomed out with more candid shots and forestry life; semi-technical editorials gave way to stories about student foresters. A senior section and alumni directory were added this year, which put the "finish" on an outstanding publication.

STAFF WILLIAM READ ROBERT WILLIAMS WILLIAM BARIBEAU GEORGE ENGLER

Edit or: B ill Read

RO Y KUEHNER

Editor School Ec!itor

PA UL EASTERBROOK -

Photo Ed itor Cartoonist

Adver tising Manager

PHILIP CARTER

Asst. Business Manager

FINLEY McNAUGHTON

Asst. Business Manager

Hoblb, Suomlnen, Price Ameeon. Kuehner. Read, Baribeau, Zlellnakl. Jones, Dillon

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Busi ness Manager

ENGINEER

THE IDA H 0

"Fifty years of Engineering Progress in Idaho" is the theme of The Idaho Engineer, an annual publication of the Associated Engineers. The magazine contains an engineering alumni directory; the life history of the first engineering graduate, Arthur P. Adair; and the development of chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering in Idaho.

STAFF Business Staff

Editorial Staff

Tom Arnold Harold Brevick Robert Crown

CARLYLE JONES DON KONEN -

Editor Assistant Editor

TED WADSLEY RAY CRISP Elwood Cone Bob Dole Bill Ellis

Bob Frya r Jim Gralow Clarence Har!

Bob Kennemer Harvey Morgan Jack Nelson

Numbe.-., FryGr, Ellis, HGrl, RGymond, Konen SlrGilon, Brevick. Kennamer, Cr!ap, Mor<;~an. Jones, WGdaley

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Business Manager Ass!. Business Manager Jack Numbers Jack Raymond Tommy Takatori

Editor: T ed Wadole y

Emma Batt

Irene M cDermott.

AWS HANDBOOK The A.W.S. Handbook is an annual publication including revised rules, regulations, customs, honoraries, and hints on campus clothes, of the Associated Women Students. This handy little leaflet is distributed to all new women students during registration. It even helps old students to brush up on regulations. Emma Batt was editor of the 1940-1941 edition. The book is cleverly illustrated with cartoons and sketches depicting campus life.

FRESHMAN HANDBOOK "Frosh Bible" to the students, it is "Freshman Handbook" on the record. It covers all phases of campus activity and includes a sketch of every organization. The Constitution and By-Laws of the A.S.U.I. contained therein are sometimes read by frosh, never by upperclassmen. Photos of a chosen few adorn the book, with their messages. The 1940-41 Bible was edited by Rene McDermott, helped by Eleanor Axtell and Frances Hardin; cartoons by Frank Kara.

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BLUE BUCKET (Obituary)

After 17 years of varied service to the Idaho student body, the Blue Bucket magazine was "liquidated" as a university institution in an unofficial executive board meeting a ssembled on the closing day of final quiz week last spring. Beginning as a " literary" magazine in 1923, the Blue Bucket underwent a gradual transformation i nto a humor publication between 1927 and 1929. The humor policy continued as the chief concern of the magazine until 1932 when an attempt was made to return it to a literary basis. This effort proved unsatisfactory, and with the magazine's return to humor, its increase in popularity and prestige with the students established its editorial objective. Although the magazine was provided for in the A.S.U.I. constitution as an official student publication, it did not meet a constitutional demise. It was not voted out of existence by a two-thirds ballot of the student body as required for constitutional amendment. However, it met as effective an end when it was ruled out by an arbitrary majority on the student executive board. Objection came from Independent party politicians, who saw an opportunity to stifle an imagined political opposition. The Blue Bucket liquidation proved a monumental parting jest for t hose " great democrats" - Idaho 's Olson and Johnston team.

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DRAMATIC STAFF Drama is on the upgrade at Idaho, with an increase in student interest under the tutelage of Jean Collette and John Sollers. Miss Collette, small, dark, and dynamic, tackles difficult plays and presents near-professional performances. Mr. Sollers designs breath-taking sets and directs on the side. He employs to the full his stage designing experience with the Farragut Players at Rye Beach, New Hampshire, a summer group.

John Sollars

Denton D<trrow

Emm<t Jo Lonq

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Lucille M<trsh<tll

"KIND

LADY"

"Kind Lady," the first melodrama to be presented at Idaho for five years, was running on Broadway when it was produced here under the direction of John Sollers. The play tells the story of a middle-aged, kindly art collector who unsuspectingly gives a cup of tea to a beggar on Christmas Eve, and of her efforts to escape the plottings of the befriended beggar. This production was the debut of two newcomers to the dramatic circleAdele Clemmer, who depicted the "Kind Lady" like a professional, and John Chrape, as the villain.

Maid overheara ploltera. who h"r out

l~ter

rub

K!nd U.dy pleading lor holp

Potor Santord

The plottero clooinq in on Mary Herries The ''mob'' heara opproachlnq police

Friends of Kind U.dy

Quack carrying halfwit into the home of Kind U.dy

Mlsa Herries listens to threats of Henry Abbot

"FAMI LY PORTRAIT" At the same time that "Kind Lady" was getting under way, Jean Collette was directing "Family Portrait," which was presented on December 5 and 6. The beauty, color, simplicity, rusticness of the scenes provided a background that was timely for this magnificent play about the life of Christ. Lucille Marshall, with four seasons of college dramatics and two summers with the Farragut Players at Rye Beach, New Hampshire, played Mary. She was supported by a cast including: Mary Lou Sherman, Nancy White, Ned Bowler, Ralph McColm, Denton Darrow, Howard Carpenter, and Gayle Manion. The prop job was terrific-over two hundred separate props had to be made to carry out the simplicity note.

After the Last Supper, Mory Mogdolene, Mory Cleophus, talking to Mary, the Molher of Jesus Mory

The wedding of Joshua and E$1her Judas, lhe betroyer

Breakfast scene "It's a nice name, 1 would like Him not to be forgotten"

Rabbi

"Oh, we British aren't eo slow a t you think" Young radical and Nazi Bombordlor helping the wounded British doctor

"Wesl Enders" enter the bomb shelter "Maybe he will send you an autoqraphod copy. so you Clln r~d how we live."

\\ALL REASON NOW RESIGNED" A grand climax to A.S.U.I. dramatic productions of the year was " All Reason Now Resigned," written by Theodore A. Sherman and Geoffrey G . Coope of the English department. It was the first production that has been written and produced by the university faculty since 1934. The story was a study of human behavior in time of crisis. The setting was in a London air raid shelter where a cross-section of Britain was gathered to escape Nazi bombs. The play was designed to show Engli~h people facing their common problem with the calm that characterizes their race. Carrying the principal speaking parts of the cast of 22 were Gayle Manion, Dorothy Peebles, Ned Bowler, and Denton Darrow.

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UNIVERSITY DEBATE TEAM

A. E. Whitehead

F~varo

l.ewiea

McCarthy

Will eon

After a year's leave of absence from the University of Idaho campus, Coach A. E. Whitehead returned to instill new life into the Varsity Debaters. On November 14, 1940, Betty Detweiler, Genevieve

Will~on,

Lois Hansen, and

Virginia Way competed at Walia Walia in the annual triangular series with Whitman College and Washington State College. The question was on the "Restriction of Agricultural Production."

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On December 7, 1940, at Pullman, Keith McCarthy, Milton George, Bernard Favaro, Harry Lewies, Vernon Ravenscroft, and Marc Boles won the Nalder trophy by winning seven out of eight debates. The question was on "The Adoption of a Permanent Union for the Western Hemisphere." These same six men participated in the debate tournaments at Linfield College in February. At the Pacific Forensic League tournament at Stanford in March, Harry Lewies won first place in oratory. Discussions on propaganda were held with the University of Washington at Seattle. During the season eight Idaho teams participated in 75 debates in addition to appearing before various civic groups and taking part in roundtable discussions over a Spokane radio station .

â&#x20AC;˘ McColm, Mr. Whitehead, Lewies, Ravenscroft. Boles, Favaro, Detweiler Willscn, Hansen, Miller, McCarthy, George, Brlnlc, Way

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DIRECTORS

Allee Roberta

President of Vandaleers Senior, Deportment of Muâ&#x20AC;˘lc

Alvah A. Beecher Director, Vanddleers, University Singers Head of Music

Me-itha H iternan

Director, Treble Clef Club

VANDALEERS

Baysinger, Mihelich, Willett. Frey, Cooper, Paynter, )elfers, Partner, Cole, Weyer, Kersey, Eldridge DuVall, McKay, Corle11, Veltri, Mann, Hungerford, Finley, Roberts. Favre, Kelly, Hughes, W ard, Failor, Kimble. Butlcane, Toone. Spencer, Southwick, Tretner, Call, Gwllllam

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TREBLE CLEF CLUB

Treble Clef Ia " new chorus composed of forty women, directed by Mollha Hileman. Thiâ&#x20AC;˘ chorus makes many puhlic appearances and presents Sunday recitals.

UNIVERSITY SINGERS

Untve.,ity Singers, with Moscow church and school choirs, presents Handel's greatest

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"The Me,.iah."

SYMPHONY O RCHESTRA r

The Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Carl Claus appeared publicly several times during ihe course of the year. There has been a steady increase of interest in the Symphony Orchestra, as shown by its present large membership

QUARTETS

L eR a y H e ick

Eve lyn Failor

Marian Pa rtne:o

Ki rk Frey

Tc n~ â&#x20AC;˘r

Soprano

Alto

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Lola Stone F1r t Vaolin

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Betty Do wning Second Vaolan

Marian Heath Cell>

Norma Steele Viola

DIRECTORS

Bill Kinnear

Drum Major, Military Band

Lee Oibaon Director, Mllit<lry and Conc,.rt &nds

Carl Ciaua Irrector, Symphony Orchestra

The University Band performs two notable functions. It plays at all R.O.T.C. parades and drills as well as playing concert music.

UNIVERSITY BAND

The Concert Band Assembled on the Stage

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Kneeling: Hud Ntem<m, Leader Martin, Vottero. Hopkins, Boyd, Smtih, Schnabel, Latham, Maya, Severn, Rooers. Delano, King, Cutler, Stoplea, McLeod, Polmer, McKewor, Bokor. Woldâ&#x20AC;˘n, Letahmon, Cawley

p Ep

BAND

After an exhaustive year of playing for pep rallies, ball games, and civic meetings, the Idaho Pep Band gave its annual song-and-dance show March 12, 13, and 14. Leader Hud Nieman combined the draft theme and a little of the "South American Way" to present a smooth, crazy musical play. Music was precise and swingy; dances designed by Bob Riegel and comedy by Walt Gugnoni rounded out a show that packed the house for all three nights.

Hudaon N ieman

Pep Band Leader

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Last October 2L the Don Cossack Choir opened the community concert series. Over twenty splendid male singerÂŁ made the auditorium rock with their robust harmony. The world-famous 'cello virtuoso, Gregor Piatigorsky,

A. A. Beecher Chairman of the University Commi!tee of the Community Concert AssociaUon

appeared March 19. A young man, he plays with such fire and dash that he almost falls off his chair. Alec Templeton, minus the Alka-Seltzer plug that follows him everywhere on the radio, gave the last Moscow concert before 5,300 people. A gifted pianist in spite of his blindness, he made the informal half of his concert something that local concert-goers will remember for years.

COMMUNITY CONCERTS

G ..-gor P iatigorsky

General Platoff'a Don Coaaack Chor ua

Alec Templeton Pianial, Composer

Cellist

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REGULAR

Lt. Col. Cherles W . Jones

Professor Military Science and Taches Instructor of Sophomore Cia.,

Upon Colonel Jones has fallen the task of coordinating the University R.O.T.C. unit with the national defense program. By increasing the efficiency of the training offered to

Lt . Col. Edw in U . 0 . W,.te,..

Major W illiam A . Hale

the basic and advanced military

Assis:ant Professor Military Science and Tact:cs Instructor Sophomore Closs

Executive Officer Instructor Junior Class, Coach Men's Rifle Team

students, the military department hopes to teach the cadets the essentials of the modern military machine.

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SERVICE

First Lt. John F. Lukens Instructor Freshman Class, Instructor Mess MaMgement, Pershing R!fles Advisor

Second Lt. Otto F. Nelson

Assistant Pro!essor, Military Selene<~ and Tactics Instructor Senior .C ,ass

Sgt. Alexander M. Schmall Department Clerk

Staff Sgt. A. C. Johnson Instruc tor Sophomore Class

Sgt. J.D. Morgan Assistant Rille Team Coach

Captain Wilfred S. Stanley

Instructor Freshman Class Coach Girls' Rille Twm

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Sgt. Robert L. M eador

Supply

Serc.~wnt

Sgt. Everett F. Grathous Assistant Instructor Freshmon Closs

RESERVE OFFICERS

* With the passing of a peace-time conscription act, the University of Idaho's R.O .T. C. department found many new faces among its instructors and 155 applicants for advanced military training. Out of this great number of applicants 50 men were seleded.

h month. 1940 \ the eleven\ \ the eleventh daY o "!:he eleventh hour o

C..det Molor Horold R. F1sk Codet Molor Frank Fowles Armistice Doy Parode 1940

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TRAINING CORPS

* The summer training camp was switched from Fort George Wright to Fort Lewis, Washington. This summer the newly commissioned lieutenants will report for active duty. For diversion from parading and drilling, an allR.O.T.C. ball for basic students was inaugurated.

Correc! O.Pero lion of

a machine 9 un T8Qu1Te$ a lot ol

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Cade! Major Donald S. Anqell Cadet Major Richard S. Slade

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Machine Gun Trainlnq at Summer Camp

SENIOR CADET OFFICERS

Cadet Colonel Otho H olmeâ&#x20AC;˘

William Abrahamson

Clarence Hart

Robert Kidwell

Eugene Prather

Earl Acufl

Ron<"'ld Harris

Leonard Kingsford

Glenn Rathbun

John Angell

Arthur Heasley

Ralph Knox

William Read

Guy Anderson

Otis Hilton

Willard Kunz

James Rice

Eri Bolick

Herman Humphreys

William Langley

Bernard Ryan

Raymond Branom

Paul Hum

David Marshall

Paul Ryan

Willis Brewer

Ralph Hunt

John McMohon

Harry Snead

Frank Crowe

Glenn Hunter

Clarence Meltesen

Merle Songstad

Vernon Da wson

Mark Jensen

David Morken

David Thomas

Bruce Gordon

Elmer Johnson

Charles Murphy

Jack Ward

John Groy

Rollin Jones

William Murphy

Michael Weyer

Keith Greaves

Darrell Kerby

LeGrond Pendrey

Kenneth Woods

JUNI O R CADET O FFICERS

Cadet L ieutenant-Colonel William Aleorn

Armour Anderson John Anderson Henry Ard Edward Benoit Theodore Bezold Robert Bonomi Lawrence Bradbury Boyd Brown Carl Carlson Hawley Carlson Gordon Collinsworth Darly Cook Milton Eberhard

James Ellsworth Louis Engstrom Paul Epperson Rudy Franklin Lawrence Gillett Louie Goriano John Hall William Hayes Peter Hecomovich Wayne Hudson James Jewell Frank Kara John Kersey Robert Kliewer

Kenneth Kofmehl Howard Langland Norman Larkin James Larsen Joseph Madison Ray Martinsen Francis Meagher Stanley Mills Quentin Murdock Oral Nearing Nelson Park Wayne Peterson Robert Robbins Cody Robertson

Vernard Rudolph Robert Seale Jack Smedley Buhl Sutton Vernon Sutton Ramey Syron Harvey Thomson Robert Wiley Donald Williams William Williams Shelby Williams David Wilson William Wright

Dairy Cattle Judging Team

Upper Left:

Raymond Richmond, Dr. Four!, Hershel Hall, Ruland Sparks, Floyd Broadhead

D airy P roducts J udging T eam

Upper Right: Jess Sproul, Dr. D. R. Theophilus, Jack Smith Glen Olmstead, Harold Fritsch

Agronomy Judging Team

Lower Left:

Hubert Reisenauer, Merle Samson Rex Blodgett, Robert Higgins, Donald Peterson

Livestock J udging T eam

Lower Right: W. M. Beeson, Alvin Hadley, Leo York, Grant Field, Maurice Sorenson, James Ellsworth, Bill Siddoway

JUDGING

The University of Idaho four agriculture judging teams are: The Livestock Judging team, which placed first at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition at Portland, competing against teams from Montana, Wyoming, Oregon State, Washington State, and Utah . It also won first at the Ogden Livestock Show in competition with Oregon, Wyoming,

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Utah, Colorado, and Montana. This team of six men is coached by Dr. William Beeson. The Agronomy Judging team, under the coaching of Donald Peterson, took fourth place in the Intercollegiate Crops Contest. D. L. Fourt coached his Dairy Cattle Judging team to take third place at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition at Portland.

The Dairy Products Judging team, coached by Dr. D. R. Theophilus, won third at the Pacific I nternational Livestock Exposition at Portland. The men who compose these teams put to practice what knowledge they have gained from actual experience at annual expositions and contests, making a good showing against teams from other colleges.

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STAFF Theodore P. Bank Forrest F. Twogood

Robert Tessier

Walter ]. Price

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Louis August

SPORTLIGHT REFLECTIONS By BOB WETHERN

Michael J. Ryan

The dawn of a new and brilliant era of athletic supremacy at Idaho seems near to the threshold of reality. A new crew mans Idaho's Vandal teams and has set the course for winning ways long sought. And if those winning ways come to Idaho with few or no setbacks ... all will be fine. But if next year's win-loss percentages in either major or minor are not so good . . . if most of the victories are moral in nature ... what then? Idaho has long been famous for its Co-ops. Idaho has even longer been infamous for its lack of cooperation. Perhaps the word "Idaho" is too broad a term ... perhaps one should come right out and say the "alumni," the "faculty," the "students," and even the "coaches" have failed to show signs of true cooperation in the past. But the new regime seems to have met with state-wide approval. Selection of a big-time coach as grid mentor has already done much to boost morale. Francis A. Schmidt was a wise choice. Coach Schmidt's athletic aides: George Green, athletic director; Walter Price, assistant football coach; Guy Wicks, basketball and baseball coach; J. A. "Babe" Brown, freshman coach, all seem to have state-wide and not just regional support. Everyone seems to be happy ... happy and confident ... or at least hopeful. Just as the new coaching staff seems to be the "right combination," so does the attitude of "Idaho" seem to contain harmony, confidence ... and hope. That much and even more will be necessary in the future, for in 1942 Idaho becomes a full-fledged member of the Pacific Coast Conference. Up and down the Gem State there is a feeling that the next few years will be the ''now or never" time for Idaho, as far as a big-time athletic program is concerned. The coaching staff seems to be capable of giving the athletes a fair chance and the "factions" seem willing to give the coaches a fair chance. Perhaps they will . . . this is Idaho's last chance.

Leon Green

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Harold Durham, "Babe" Caccia, Tony Kamelevicz, "Chick" Atkinson

Ben Ryan, Track

Wallace Webster, football

MINOR COACHES STUDENT COACHES

years in red. The amount of psychology, human nature, and athletic lore they absorb is terrific, they say.

Collegiate grid playing careers finished, these four add to their pigskin lore by helping Price develop freshmen gridders into varsity candidates. It's part of their work towards masters' degrees.

LEADERS Idaho's athletic teams' inability to win anything but "moral" victories made the jobs of Yell King Jack Furey and Dukes Ozzie Walsh and Bruce Gordon anything but easy. A feminine element in the persons of Yell Queens Marily Jones and Florence Orme was added to the troupe. It helped.

SENIOR MANAGERS Unheralded heroes of the athletic world are the managers. Their ability to take hard work and hard knocks without griping or quitting is a big factor in the spirit and success of the teams. For long nights of hauling equipment onto fields or floors and off again, they get to travel with the teams- to handle gear and equipment. Three years of such service results in black letter sweaters; four

Four high-stepping baton-twirlers paced off colorful formations in leading Idaho's military band during the half-time at home grid games. Wearing the high Shako hats and the Gull iver-sized boots were Ruby Fleming, Helen Skjersaa, Irene and Leona Tulppa.

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Stewart Cruickshank, basketball Harry Vogt, baseball

"Ozzie" Walch, Marilyn Jones, Jack Furey, Florence Orme, Bruce Gordon Ruby Fleming, Helen Skjersaa, Irene Tulppa, Leona Tulppa

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Jack Furey, Yell Ki ng The Majorettes again

OREGON STATE Obviously lacking both experience and coordination, a sadly-fated Idaho eleven was dominated by Oregon State's mighty grid team in the season's opener for both schools. The Vandals failed as a unit and struggled to hold the O .S.C . powerhouse to 41 points while they went scoreless. Led by Kisselburg, Olson, and Dow, the Beavers scored three minutes after the opening whistle and Idaho's Vandals were unable to stop the Orangemen as they gathered scoring momentum on their home field. Only bright spot of the game from a Gem Stater's point of view was the play of Sophomores Vic Berllus, Joe Piedmont in the line, and Ray Davis, George Nixon in the backfield.

WASHINGTON IDAND

University of Washington Huskies applied soothing balm to a two-year-old wound by nipping the Vandal gridmen 21 to 0 at Seattle before 25,000 spectators. The wound: a 12all tie shoved down the Husky throat in 1938. Vastly improved over the previous week, the Vandals opened with a running and passing attack that advanced them to the Washington four-yard stripe. There the attack, led by Sophomores George Nixon and Vic Berllus, faltered, and Washington held the Idahoans at bay for the rest of the afternoon.

All of the Husky touchdowns, scored by Stackpool, Walters, and Younglove, were made on runs of more than 35 yards.

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Maynard Heien

Rudy Franklin

Oregon State Is really stopped for once

Ray Davis

GONZAGA First home game of the season saw Gonzaga's Grey Ghost, Tony Canadeo, general his Bulldog teammates to a 26 to 0 victory over Idaho on the Neale Stadium turf. Led by silver-haired Canadeo, little All-American triple-threater, the Zags exhibited the most formidable passing attack seen by Vandal fans in many moons. Passes were instrumental in all four Bulldog scores. Making their first real display of offensive power, the Vandals reeled off several goalward drives--once to the one-yard line- but lacked the punch to cleat pay dirt. Sophomore Ray Davis, Vandal halfback, broke loose for several long scampers and was on the heaving end of a few completed aerials.

UT A H STATE , Vandal grid warriors pushed the Utah Aggie eleven up and down Boise's Public School field, but failed to generate scoring punch at critical moments and the game ended in a scoreless tie. Ankle-deep mud hampered the running attack of both teams. Idaho drove deep into Aggie territory often only to lose the ball on fumbles and fourthdown plays. Brilliant running and kicking by Aggie Seth Maugham saved the Utah cause. The Vandals rolled up five first downs to the Aggies' none, gained 159 yards to 38 for Utah.

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Substitute Halfbacks Bob Smith and Dale Clark, who sparked long second-half drives, were chief ground-gainers for Idaho. Line plays of Vandals Paul Ryan, tackle, and Len Zenkevitch, guard, were outstanding .

Vic Berllus

Rex Engelking

Len Zenkevitch Heave Ho! This Gonzag.1 runngr doe3n't want to come down

LaVern Bell Ray Davis starts around Nevada's end .

Earl Acuff

Hank Crowley Nice interference

W. S. C. Starting fast against their traditional homecoming foes, Washington State, the Vandals dominated first period play, but later succumbed to a smart Cougar aerial attack and were blanked 26 to 0. The Vandals punched their way within the W.S.C. 20-yard stripe four times in the first quarter, only to bog down short of pay dirt each time. The complexion of the game changed in the second period when Cougars Bill Sewell and Don Greeley starred in a passing attack that netted two quick touchdowns. Sewell renewed his aerial blitz again in the second half of the set-to. Vandal backs George Nixon and Ray Davis gained much ground for Idaho in midfield but the Cougars stymied all goal-approaches. Mac Beall, quarter, starred at punting until injured early in the game.

MONTANA STATE Three touchdowns scored by Idaho on Dornblaser field at Missoula seemed enough to win over Montana's Grizzlies until late in the fourth period when Grizzly Regan, dusky half, entered the game and began pitching strikes with a football . In five minutes Regan completed six forwards for two touchdowns enabling Montana to win by a 28 to 18 score. Speedy Jack Emigh scored first to give Montana an early lead, but the Vandals, led by sophomore backs Nixon, Nichols, and Micklich, crossed Mon ana's goal-line three times for an 18 to 15 lead at the end of the third quarter. Vandal Nixon returned a Montana punt 92 yards to the Grizzly two early in the first period, and scored several plays later to end the touchdown drought which had plagued Idaho all season.

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Mac Beall

Tony Aschenbrener

George Nixon Acuff starts goalward after intercepting W.S.C. pass

Pete Hecomovich Nixon scores Idaho路s first touch:bwn of ths ye'!r ... ths oHicial a:i:!s to the action

Tom Solinsky

Bill Piedmont

NEVADA Stopping a highly-touted Nevada air and ground attack and scoring early via the air, Idaho's victory-hungry Vandals broke into the win column for the first time since the middle of the 1939 season by downing a favored Wolf Pack eleven 6 to 0 on Dads' Day. Held for no gain three successive times on the Nevada 26, Halfback Nixon faded and passed to End Chace Anderson, "who was heading for the end zone. Anderson had to bat the ball into the air before grabbing it and falling over the goal-line to score. The Vandals turned defensive for the remainder of the game to protect their lead and a hard-charging line, led by Tackle Bill Piedmont and End Vic Berllus stopped the Wolfpack and their Lobo Leader Marion Motley. Nixon, Davis, and Franklin stood out for the Vandals in backfield action.

UTAH A dark curtain was drawn on Idaho's most disastrous grid season since 1897 when the Vandals dropped their hard-fought final with the Utah Redskins 13 to 6 at Salt Lake City. Playing in a driving snowstorm before a small crowd, the Vanda!s took an early 6 to 0 lead which they held until late in the contest. With the game still young, Halfback Nixon started on what seemed an end ramble from deep in Vandal territory, then flipped the wet ball to Rudy Franklin, who squirmed 25 yards to score. Nixon's placement for the extra point was blocked. Utah's Redskins took to the warpath in the third period, and with Adelt at the spearhead of attack, scalped Idaho for 13 tallies. Idaho took to the air in the last few minutes, but a fumble of a pass that appeared to be a sure touchdown broke up the threat.

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Irving Konopko

Laune Erickson

Bill Micklich Looks like a hidden ball play, but Nixon is carrying it through the Nevada backfield

Chace Anderson Looks like everyone is chasing this Utah man

George Whitlock

Fred.Nichols

BOSTON COLLEGE Playing Boston College, 1941 Sugar Bowl champions, was anything but sweet for Coach Ted Bank's Vandal gridmen . . . a 60 to 0 loss is no sugar. Ten thousand fans gathered at Boston's Fenway Park to see Idaho, first Pacific Coast team ever to play in New England, tangle with the Eagles. From the opening whistle to the final gun, the Vandals were dazed by the Boston's deceptiveness and power. While Eagles O'Rouark, Holovack, Montgomery, and Conoley ran Vandal tacklers wild, only Ray Davis, Idaho back, was able to penetrate the Boston line. Only time Idaho crossed the mid-field stripe was when Davis broke loose for 78 yards late in the game. When the sun dipped low over Old North Church, the Vandals gathered together their wilted Silver and Gold banners; avoided eyeing the scoreboard which recorded their 60 to 0 defeat.

FOOTBALL LETTERMEN EARL ACUFF

VIC BERLLUS

LaVERN BELL

CHARLES CHANDLER

MAC BEALL

HENRY CROWLEY

MAYNARD HElEN

RAY DAVIS

GLENN RATHBUN

PETE HECOMOVICH

PAUL RYAN

ED KEIPER

CHACE ANDERSON

IRVING KONOPKA

MILO ANDERSON

CHESTER LONG

TONY ASCHENBRENER

BILL MICKLICH

REX ENGELKING

FRED NICHOLS

LAUNE ERICKSON

GEORGE NIXON

RUDY FRANKLIN

JOE PIEDMONT

BILL PIEDMONT

ELMER SMITH

TOM SOLINSKY

JOHN TOMICH

LEONARD ZENKEVITCH

GEORGE WHITLOCK

REX WORKMAN

RAY BRANOM

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Aschenbrener, Konopka, K. Cox, Keiper, J. Piedmont, Berllus, Rowe, Harper, Micklich, Whitlock, Tomich, Crowley, Davis, Chandler, Long, M. Anderson, Engelking, Erickson, C. Anderson, P. Smith, Nichols, Hecomovich, Zenkevilch, B. Piedmont Workman, Rathbun, Heien, Ryan, Solinsky, Acuff, Bell, Nixon, Beall Paul Ryan Williams (18), Boston College, running with ball

FORREST TWOGOOD

Hilton, Hopkins, Harris, Anderson, Turner

NON -CONFERENCE Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........

47 54 43 45

Gonzaga ..... .. ....... Gonzaga ...... ........ Gonzaga .............. Gonzaga ....... . ......

CONFERENCE 35 27 33 20

Idaho ........ 49 Idaho ........ 69

Whibnan ............. 21 Whibnan ............. 32

Idaho ........ 49

Cheney .............. . 40

Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho .... . ... Idaho ........

39 44

26 56 28 35

Bismark All-Stars ...... North Dakota State .... . Minnesota ............ Augustana College .. . .. Utah ......... ..... ... Boise Junior College .. .

Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho ........ Idaho . ..... ..

37 45 32 41 36 21

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42 32 35 19 44 43 44 37 38 33 39 41 35 47 34 23

O.S.C .. .. . ... ....... 35 O.S.C .... . . . . ..... ... 41 O.S.C. ............... 41

o.s.c... ············· 43 45 45 37 39 52 45 38 30 37 w.s.c ... .. .. ......... 55 W.S.C ... . ... ......... 40 w.s.c. ........ ....... 25

Washington .... . ...... Washington ........... Washington ........... Washington ........... Oregon ............... Oregon ............ ... Oregon ....... . ....... Oregon ............... W.S.C ..... .......... .

Cooch Twogood, Lynk, Rosenberry, Jones, Harris, Hilton, Turner, Steele, Hoobing, Holt, Snyder, Cruickshank, Mgr. Anderson, V. Hopkins, Thompson, Benson, Capt. I. Hopkins, Hodges, Bechtol, Bergeson, Sullivan, Foster

BASKETBALL LETTERMEN RONALD HARRIS

TED THOMPSON

OTIS HILTON

JIMMY FOSTER

IRVIN HOPKINS

DICK SNYDER

MERLYN ANDERSON

GEORGE STEELE

KENNETH LYNK

MIKE SULLIVAN

RAY TURNER

VOLNEY HOPKINS

SENIOR MANAGER STEWART CRUICKSHANK

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Left: Captain Irvin Hopkins"Hoppy" plagued opponents with close checking, dribbled deceptively, wa s Idaho's sooth· ing influence. R ight : Merlyn Anderson Here and there and every · where but always after the b all "Little Andy," top Vandal floor fighter.

Turner, really straining for that elusive ball.

W. S.C. SERIES W.S.C.'s Western Champion Cougars broke a conference record at the Vandals' expense when they swept the fourth game of the series, 37 to 35, to chalk up 12 straight wins. Initial game of the series was grabbed in the last 15 seconds of play when Jim Zimmerman converted a onehanded push shot to give W.S.C . a 25 to 23 victory. A Vandal rally, late in the second game, threatened but did not avert the Cougar's 40 to 34 win. The Vandals snatched a momentary 24 to 23 lead at halftime of the third contest, but were gradually edged out, 55 to 4 7.

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Name: Harris ...... . .... ... . .. Turner ....... . . . . ...... Hilton . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. I. Hopkins ..... . . ....... Anderson .. ..... . ...... Thompson ...... ........ Lynk .•. . . . .. . .. ........ Steele . . . .. . .. .. ..... . . Snyder .. .. Sullivan . . . . ...... ...... Foster ..... . .... . . .. . .. Holt . .. .. . . . .. . . . ... . . . ••

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4 4 4 4 4 4 2 3 3 3 2 2

12 14 7

43 31 25 19

6 2 4 1

0 0

3 11 7 1 2 0

10 2

0 0

3 0 0

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ORE GO N SERIES Name: Harris ............. . ... Turner . ....... .. ....... Hilton ................ . I. Hopkins ........... . . . Anderson .. ..... . . . . . . . Thompson ...... . . . . . . . . Lynk . . . ..... . . . . . . . . .. Steele . . . ... . ..... . . . . . V. Hopkins ... . .... . . . . . Snyder . ...... ...... . .. Sullivan ... ... .......... Foster ........... .. ....

17 10 13 7

5 8

13 4

4 4

4 2 2 3 2 2 2 2

Total ..... .. .. . . . . .

Left: Otis Hilton- The "Ar路 kansas Traveler" developed rapidly on Vandal teams to be路 come Idaho's chief scoring threat. R ight: Ronald Harris-Torridtempered Ron proved himself a sensational ball-handler and marksman as well as an actor.

Harris and Turner knocking the ball away from Oregon.

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0 0 1 1

3 0 0 0 0 3

28 18 15

2 0 0 2

First conference win in four starts came for the Vandals when they dunked Oregon's invading Ducks on Memorial Gym court, 41 to 30. Idaho maplecourt men edged the Webfeet again 38 to to 37 at home, but hit a shooting slump on MacArthur court at Eugene to lose by 45 to 35 and 52 to 28 scores for a split series.

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One of two foul shots collected by Forward Turner in the last 20 seconds was the winning margin in the second home encounter.

WASHINGTON SERIES Idaho's five dropped the first two games of the conference season to Washington's Huskies at Seattle by a total of four points in 45 to 33 and 39 to 37 games. Three field goals, potted in the last six minutes of play by Forward Ron Harris, secured the Vandals a 44 to 37 victory in the third game, here. Husky Norm Dalthrop squeezed in a field goal in the last three seconds of play of the series final to give Washington a 45 to 44 win and cancel Idaho's conference chances.

Name: Harris .. ..... ... ....... Turner ........... .. .. .. Hilton . ... ..... .. ...... I. Hopkins ....... ....... Anderson . . .... . . .. .... Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lynk . ....... ...... . . . . Steele............... V. Hopkins. ... . . . . . . . . . Snyder ....... . ..... . .. Sullivan . . . . . . . . . . Holt...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total..... . ........

4 4 4 4

15 18 14 7

4 8

40 30

16 3

2 3

0 3 0 0 5 0

0 0 0 0

0 6 0 0

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Left : George Steele-Reserve who can play the backboards and maneuver well. Feeds the ball to teammates, seldom shoots. Right: Ray Turner--Deadly accurate from the floor; erratic at the foul line is hard-driving Ray Turner.

Steele and Hilton trying to keep the ball from Washington's Leask (8).

L eft: Ted Thompson-Top -

notch sophomore with a habit of staging scoring sprees. Will fit in well next season. R ight: Kenny Lynk- Fast-

moving Ken draws opponents out by canning long ones with a larming consistency.

Captain Hopkins sneaks a look before he moves off.

O .S.C. SERIES Name: Harris .. ........ . ...... Turner .... . . .......... Hilton . . . .............. I. Hopkins . . . . . . . . . . . . Anderson . ............. Thompson . . . . ........ Lynk ......... . ....... V. Hopkins ............ . Snyder ................ Sullivan ... . ........ ... . Foster ................ . Total .... ......... .

G 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 4

9 5 7 6

8 4 4

3 11

0 1

0 0 2

TP 26 14 18 14 10

25 2 0 4

6 0

13 0

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The Vandals' final chance to "win one" for "Twogie" went askew when a hot Beaver team converted often to win the series and season final on the home court, 41 to 32. Idaho upset Oregon State in the first home game by leading all the way to win 42 to 35. From the floor and foul line, Idaho missed shot after shot with monotonous regularity, while O.S.C . scored freely to win both games at Corvallis by 43 to 19 and 41 to 35 scores.

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1940 NORTHERN DIVISION Team:

Won

Lost

Pet.

.750 .600 .500 .395 .267

o.s.c............... 12 w.s.c............... 9 Oregon ............. 8 Idaho ..... ..... ..... 6 Washington ...... .. .. 4

6 8 10 11

VARSITY BASEBALL LETTERMEN GORDON PRICE MERLE STODDARD DICK SNYDER MERLE LLOYD OTIS HILTON 路ROY RAMEY CHARLES ATKINSON ITALO CACCIA RONALD HARRIS BOB SMITH JOE SPICCUZZA ROSS ROUNDY DICK ATKINS

Ray Mahnky scoring for the Cougars ... "Whitey" Price behind the plate Otis Hilton, Merle Stoddard, Gordon Price "Rook" Hilton swings in the W.S.C. game .. . and hits

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W.S.C. SERIES Merle "Doc" Stoddard, senior Idaho hurler, opened the VandalCougar series by pitching Idaho's nine to a 4 to 2 win and stretching his jinx over Washington State batters to a nine-game affair. "Doc's" jinx, which he held over the heads of W.S.C. batsmen for three and fifteen-sixteenths seasons, was broken in the third game when Cougars found the groove for ten hits and eight runs.

Cougar Bill Sewell allowed the Vandals only six hits for two runs. W.S.C. took the second and fourth games to give the Cougars a 3 to 1 edge in the series. W.S.C. copped the second game by a 6 to 1 score at Pullman. Sophomore Dick Snyder hurled for the Vandals in a tilt that was listless throughout. W.S. C. blanked Idaho 5 to 0 in the final game, but Vandal errors and not Stoddard's pitching accounted for most of the Cougar runs. Cougar Vern Butts' homer was the only earned W.S.C . tally. Frequent verbal battles between Coach Twogood, Coach Buck Bailey and the hapless umpire, were spiced with violent pantomime. Buck proved adept at bat-booting, Twogie at gesturing - both deserved "oscars" and a co-title as baseball's most colorful coaches for their side-splitting exhibitions.

W.S.C. clouts a long one Charles Atkinson, Joe Spicuzza, Roy Ramey Hilton threatens "to big stick" "Tubby" Graves, the Husky mentor

OREGON SERIES Ramey coming home on a close one Spiccuzza, Smith, Price, Ramey, Atkinson, Hilton "Doc" Bohm, "Buck" Bailey, "Twogie" sit this one out

Two surprise wins on the home field gave Idaho a split series with Oregon. Vandals won 2 to 1 in the third game of the series when Stoddard went the route to upset Oregon's high-flying Ducks. Ramey ended a late Duck threat when he executed an unassisted double play. Snyder hurled to a 9 to 4 win in the final game. At Eugene, Oregon spurted with six runs in an eighth-inning blitz to win lO to 6 . Linn, Duck pitcher, stymied Idaho by allowing only five hits while the Ducks made every hit a run. Oregon Shortstop Buck Berry, of major league timber, slammed Stoddard for a homer, a double, and three singles in five trips to the plate, while Oregon won 16 to 9 in the final session.

OREGON STATE One-hit pitching by Vandal Dick Snyder gave Idaho stickmen their first win in six starts in the second game of the O.S.C. series on the Beaver diamond. A Vandal four-hit barrage in the tenth inning broke up the game. George Elliot, O .S .C. ace, whiffed 13 Idaho batters and allowed only four runs to hand the Vandals a 9 to 4 drubbing in the series opener. Lloyd hurled for Idaho. On the home diamond , O.S.C. handed Idaho two defeats behind the pitching of Elliot and Shaw. the scores were : 9 to 4 and 9 to l.

WHITMAN SERIES A Vandal three-man hurling staff alternated to win four of six games from Whitman College on the Missionaries' field. Idaho won the opener 8 to 2 with Stoddard pitching. Vandals took the second game 4 to 1 behind Snyder's hurling but Whitman broke through Idaho's support to win 5 to 3 . Stoddard and Snyder doubled in the next game to bring Idaho a 7 to 4 win. A 12-inning thriller resulted in the fifth game with the Vandals winning 5 to 4. Lloyd tossed. Final game at Walla Walla ended in an Idaho hitting slump and the Missionaries won 6 to 0. Whitman College's midget nine invaded the Vandal camp a week later for a double-header which resulted in two Idaho wins. The scores were 5 to 4 and ll to 1.

WASHINGTON The Vandal and Husky nines opened the series at Seattle with a double-header in which Washington hitters pounded four Idaho pitchers for 24 hits and 22 runs to win by 16 to 5 and 6 to 3 scores. Idaho batters clouted Washington into the conference cellar in the first horne game by winning 13 to 4 in an eight-inning blitzkreig. Highlighting the game was a 20-rninute argument between Coaches Twogood and Graves and Umpire Clink over the legality of an Idaho horne-run ball that bounced over centerfield fence. Continuing their hitting spree, Idaho batsmen connected for 17 hits and lO runs to win lO to 7 over the Huskies in the second horne game.

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Philip Leibowitz

Milton Holt

Darrell Kerby

Leibowitz wins the mile in record breaking time ... W.S.C. is 'way behind

SUMMARY Outstanding individual victories by Vandal track and field stars took the sting out of team-score defeats handed them by powerful conference squads. Phil Leibowitz, miler, and AI Flechtner, high jumper, gained national recognition as well as points in national intercollegiate meets. Both were responsible for breaking four Idaho records along with George Makela, pole vaulter. Leibowitz sped to new lows in the mile and two-mile runs, with Flechtner and Makela hoisting their lanky frames to new highs in the high jump and pole vault respectively.

Idaho thin-clads lost conference meets to W.S.C. and O.S.C.; were defeated by Montana; won from Whitman College and Eastern Washington College; placed second in the Inland Empire Relays; took fourth in the Northern Division meet, with Leibowitz setting a new mark of 4:12.2. Biggest reason for the season's defeats was the lack of high-calibre sprinters and hurdlers. Milton Holt, star sprinter, was ruled ineligible prior to the Montana meet, while Hurdlers Douglas Busby and Ralph Garst were kept from competition, Garst with a broken foot, Busby with scholastic difficulties.

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TRACK INLAND EMPIRE RELAYS

IDAHO-WHITMAN

Winning and setting records in five varsity events, Vandal trackmen took second behind W.S.C. to edge out Montana and Whitman in the third annual meet. Idaho stars took first and set records in the 35-pound hammer throw, pole vault, 1000-yard run, high jump, one and one-half mile run.

A first and second in the javelin, last event of the meet, gave Idaho a 64-63 victory over the Missionaries at Walia Wall a. Speedy Maurice "Cap" Young, three-sport Vandal, pulled a leg muscle in the century dash to end his collegiate track career.

IDAHO-W. S.C.

PORTLAND HILL RELAYS

A well-balanced Cougar team dashed and hurdled to a 78-53 victory over the Vandals on McLean field. Cougar stars swept both dash and hurdle events. Leibowitz, Idaho Iron Man, lowered the Vandal mile mark to 4:21.2 and later pushed Cougar Bill Dale to a blistering 1:55.4 half mile.

A speedy mile-relay foursome composed of James, Leibowitz, Neal, and Young, won the event in 3:24.2. Leibowitz was edged out by Glenn Cunningham in the mile and Makela took third in the pole vault and Dyrgall third in the two-mile behind national stars.

George Makela Charles McHarg The Ida ho and O.S.C. hurdlers hit their stride on the first one

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TRA C K I DA H 0-0. S.C.

IDAHO-E.W.C.

Vandal track and field men were downed 75-56 by the Beavers in their second conference meet on McLean field. Leibowitz lowered the mile mark to 4:19.2 and Holt hit a late-season stride to tie for first in the century, win the broad-jump, and take third in the furlong.

Vandal scanty-clads won over Cheney by 67-58 as Leibowitz erased Don Cleaver's old two-mile mark from Idaho record books in a 9:25.2 race. Home fans saw Vic Carpine, Savage sprint star, register 9. 7 in the 100-yard dash- fastest century ever run on an Idaho track.

IDAHO-MONTANA

NORT H ERN DIVIS I ON

W eakened by the loss of point-getters Makela, Bell, and Holt, the Vandals bowed before the Grizzlies, 70 to 50,Y2 on Dornblaser field. Vandal Leibowitz set a new field record of 1:57.2 in the half mile as teammates Dwyer, Kerby, Ellison, Anderson, and Neal took firsts in their specialties.

Emory Howard's second place in the discus gave Idaho a total of 21 points and an undisputed fourth place to edge out Oregon State and Montana. Leibowitz raced to a new Northern District mile record of 4:12.2 and Flechtner tied for first in the high jump while Kerby, McHarg, Makela, Ryan, and Dyrgall scored points.

Phil Leibowitz

Paul Ryan

Doug Dingle

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AI Flelchner

Leibowitz, Anderson, P. Ryon, Fogerstedt, Dingle, Ellison, Flechtner, Coach Ryan Mgr. McCord, Cohen, B. Ryon, McHarg, Humphreys, Kerby, Young, Makela, Holt Neal, Slade, Dwyer, Jomes, Alterwein, Locy, Dyrgall, Johnston Slumonion, Schow

LETTER WINNERS

P. C. C. AND NATIONALS

MAURICE YOUNG DICK SLADE TOM LACY EMORY HOWARD DAVE ELLISON AL FLECHTNER CHARLES McHARG MILTON HOLTZ PHIL LEIBOWITZ BOB NEAL PAUL RYAN DARREL KIRBY STED JOHNSON BOB DWYER VIC DYRGALL MILO ANDERSON VERNON JAMES GEORGE MAKELA

Members of the P.C.C. team that defeated a Big Ten squad at Evanston, Ill., Leibowitz and Flechtner took third places in the mile and high jump, respectively. In the N.C.A.A. games at Minneapolis, Leibowitz took sixth in the mile and Flechtner won third in the high jump. Leibowitz, Flechtner, and Makelaalso placed in their events to garner seven points in the P.C.C. meet at Los Angeles.

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National cross country meet ... Le ibowitz and Dyrgall finishing

CROSS COUNTRY

DUAL MEETS

W. S. C.

Chapman, John Thomas, Irv Alterwein, Sted Johnston, Leibowitz, Dyrgall, and White finished in that order ahead of Ole Ueland, Montana's first man.

With Sophomore Vic Drygall setting a record-breaking pace, Idaho harriers trimmed Washington State 22 to 37 to avenge last year's defeat. Dyrgall covered the rugged four and fourtenths mile course in 24:34 to lead teammates Bob White, Phil Leibowitz, and LaMar Chapman to a Vandal win.

WHITMAN Plucky Whitman College harriers faltered before a fast Vandal pace and the Gem Staters raced to a 22 to 33 victory at Walia Walla. Idahoan White covered the hilly Whitman course in fast time to edge out Missionary Bob Emmick for first place. Vandals Chapman, Alterwein, Johnston, Thomas, and Gary Elder were other Idaho scorers.

MONTANA Montana's distance plodders gave Mike Ryan's entire seven-man team little opposition as its members crossed the finish line ahead of the first Grizzly to give Idaho a perfect 15 to 50 win.

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NAT I ONA L

O ld stuff to Idaho's cross country kings was their winning the Pacific coast championship last fall. For the fourth straight year Vandal harriers captured team honors at Portland's Hill Military Academy course.

East to the national collegiate cross-country meet at Lansing, Michigan, went Vandals Leibowitz, Dyrgall, White, and Coach Ryan to mark Idaho as the first school west of the Rockies represented in the meet. In a field of 90 runners from 22 colleges, Leibowitz finished eighth- seconds behind Ashland College's Gilbert Dodds, winner and record-breaker. Dyrgall finished thirteenth and White twentieth to rate Idaho with Indiana and Michigan Normal as one of the three schools having a trio finish in the select "upper-twenty" group.

Oregon State's Don Vailencourt successfully defended his individual laurels but Dyrgall, Leibowitz, White, Chapman, Dwyer, Thomas, and Johnston pulled down six of the first ten places for the Vandal victory.

B. Ryan, Dwyer, Chapman, Thomas, Alterwein, Dygrall, Leibowitz, White, Johnston, Coach Ryan

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' FOOTBALL Taking a small freshman football squad, claimed to be the weakest in years, Coach Walt Price moulded it into a grid machine that won, lost, and tied during a three-game season . Vandal yearlings met Montana's Grizzly Cubs for the first time in 12 years and won 12 to 0 at Kellogg before a crowd of 2,500 rain-plagued fans. At Spokane, Gonzaga's Bullpups capitalized on a fresh-

man fumble early in the game and won 7 to 0. Most of the game was played in midfield. Idaho students watched the yearlings battle W.S.C.'s freshmen to a 6 to 6 tie in the final game. The highly-touted Kittens scored first, but Freshman Barnett grabbed a blocked punt and twisted 30 yards for the retaliating score.

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Manson (22) th rowing a pass against the W.S.C. Kittens

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Lynch, B. Weaver, Higgins, Coach Price, Henehan, Briggs, Woods Rosen, Weaver, Barnett, Salesky, Wallens, Corbett, F. Guenther, Munson Mgr. Renfto, Churchill, Harper, Burull, Newell, Werkowski, Manson, Babin, Pace, Mgr. Johnston Jones, Anderson, Chirekos, Guenther, Waskiewicz, Malta, Holloway, Hooper, Davidson Judy, Vertucci, Worfolk, Price, Von:ierh3rr, Warry, C:nn:Her, Stankis, S:ible, O'Conner

NUMERAL WINNERS DON ANDERSON STEELE BARNETT EARL CHANDLER NICK CHIREKOS MARVIN CHURCHILL CHARLES CORBETT FRANK GUENTHER BOB GUENTHER VINCE HENEHAN

WILLIAM HIGGINS KEITH HOOPER JACK JONES JOE MALTA

BOB O'CONNOR ROBERT PACE DALE PRICE CLIFF SABLE

HOWARD MANSON BURKE MILLER ORVILLE MUNSON JACK NEWELL HUGH HARPER

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JAKE STANKIS ARMAND VERTUCCI BOB VONDERHARR STANLEY WASKIEWICZ PAUL WEAVER

TRACK

NUMERAL WINNERS CHARLES ROBINS

Almost a carbon copy of its Vandal big brother was the freshman track and field squad which competed in meets with Whitman College, E.W.C., and Inland Empire Relay entrants.

BOB WHITE LAMARR CHAPMAN GORDON SCOLLARD HERB WOODCOCK

Strong in the distance runs and weight events, the frosh cinder crew starred Bob White, Lamarr Chapman, distance; Herb Woodcock, Al Youngberg, weights; Gordon Scollard, pole vault and high jump; Clifton Mays, broad jump.

ED YOUNGBERG STAN GRANNIS JOHN LENZEN

Poulos, Youngberg, Grannis, Lenzen, Robins, Chapman, T. Ryan Mgr. Luntey, Woodcock, Poller, L. Ragland, Scollard, Reynolds, White, Coach Ryan

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Mgr. Davidson, Pinson, Manson, Leuschel, O'Connor, Eimers, SodorfÂŁ, Fredekind, Coach Price Price, Jensen, Chandler, Sikich, Newell, Waskiewicz, Myers, Blackburn

BASKETBALL

NUMERAL WINNERS

In defeating Moffet Field's cadet hoop team, freshmen basketball players split a 14game schedule. Smaller than last year's outfit, the yearlings played W.S.C. freshmen, Coeur d'Alene Jaycee, Lewiston Normal, and commercial hoop teams as openers to regular varsity games.

JIM BABIN DON BLACKBURN EARL CHANDLER BILL EIMERS

NORM FREDEKIND STANLEY JENSEN BILL LEUSCHEL HOWARD MANSON

GENE MYERS JACK NEWELL BOB O'CONNOR RAY PINSON

DALE PRICE GENE REED BART SIKICH DICK SODORFF

STANLEY WASKIEWICZ

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THE SEASON More miles were covered, more fights were fought, and more laurels were won by Idaho boxers during the past year than in any other season. Vandal knights of the squared-circle traveled over 8,000 miles to participate in seven dual meets in the far corners of the country. Paradoxically, while monopolizing the national crown, Idaho could win only two dual meets, tie three, and lose two. Mainstays and co-captains of the team were National Champions Ted and Frank Kara. Laune Erickson, with one defeat to mar his record, proved himself supreme in the 165-pound class, but often switched weights with Light-heavy Chace Anderson. The one sport that consistently stays on the black side of Idaho's red-dominated athletic finance ledger, boxing carried Vandal banners far along Fame's highway. Coach Louie August's mitt troupe skipped the Pacific coast tournament to meet Wisconsin's Badgers before 14,500 fans- a record audience for the Vandals. Helping "Limehouse Lou" with his coaching duties was Assistant Sammy Zingale, who plugged up holes in the Vandals' defense - but- more often plugged Beechnut chewing gum. Voted major awards for representing Idaho at the Nationals were Ted and Frank Kara, Laune Erickson, and Chace Anderson. Anderson, along with Lettermen Norm Jensen, Don Reed, Claude Hansen, and Vic Berllus will bolster next year's team. Still retaining a minor sports status, though it draws major sports crowds, Idaho boxing has aroused sufficient interest throughout the Northwest to cause other schools to agitate for introduction of the sport. Oregon State College and Gonzaga University have already started, while Oregon and Washington universities' agitators point out the Vandals as ''bright examples.''

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Ted Kara spinning Harper's left Coach August of Idaho receiving trophy from Boxing Chair路 man Bernie Grenrood

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DUAL MEETS Five thousand Lafayette, La., fight fans waited 40 extra minutes to see Southwestern Institute's Bulldog battlers score a startling upset by gaining a 5-3 victory over the Vandals in the season's opener for both teams. Co-captains Ted and Frank Kara and Laune Erickson came through with wins. "Out of the cabs into the ring," was the motto of the Vandal troupers who sped 250 miles in two taxis. Idaho boxers continued their trophytaking ways of past seasons when they fought Louisiana State University fighters to a 4-4 draw in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl fight classic. Net result: A handsome, 24-inch trophy and gold and silver key charms. Veterans Ted and Frank Kara picked up wins for Idaho. Laune Erickson won the 165-pound bout by a forfeit and Light-heavy Chace Anderson outpointed L.S.U.'s Lawrence Bourgeois. Renewing rivalry with W.S.C. leatherslingers, Idahoans invaded Pullman to win 4-3 in a card that featured two knockouts, two TKO' s, one forfeit, two decisions, and one no-decision bout. In a return meet, W.S.C. battlers fought to a 4-4 tie with the Vandals in a card of which five bouts failed to go the full three rounds. Laune Erickson unleashed a punching barrage which stopped Stan Dilatush, veteran Cougar, and Ted Kara won a threeround decision over Merle Vannoy in feature bouts. Gonzaga University staged its first collegiate boxing match in five years by taking on Idaho's Vandals at Spokane. With nine bouts on an informal card, Idaho won 4-3. One bout was nodecision. Only knockout was scored by Vandal Vic Berllus over Bulldog Earl McCanna in the first round.

Molden of San Jose cushioning Hansen's left Erickson stops Sarkisian's left before stopping Sarkisian himself

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First home fight card for the Idaho mitt men ended in a 4-4 tie when San Jose's ambidextrous Spartans invaded Memorial Gym. Ted and Frank Kara and Norm Jensen won their light-division bouts. Laune Erickson punished Jack Sarkisian in the light-heavy bout to win easily. Spartan heavy-weight Jack Kemper saved San Jose's cause when he decisioned Vic Berllus in a close, threeround battle. An injury-weakened Beaver boxing squad proved easy pickin' s for the Vandals at Corvallis and they hammered out a 6-1 victory before a record crowd. Vandal Vic Berllus floored Beaver Bob Rambo with an early blow in the first round of the heavyweight bout for the only knockout. At Madison, Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Badgers won over Idaho 5-3 before 14,000 fight fans to maintain their 8-year record of no defeats at home. Two upsets were recorded when Chace Anderson, Idaho light-heavy, decisioned Nick Lee, 1940 National champion; and when 1940-41 National Champion Laune Erick路 son was defeated by Badger Phil Prather. Ted Kara won over Jack Gibson to keep his collegiate no-defeat record in perfect order .

LlOYD ROLP

Ida h o's N ational Champions Ted Kar a Thr ee-time national ch ampion . . . Voted the ou tstand ing boxer in the Uni ted States 1941 Laune E r i ck s on Two-time national c h ampion F ra nk Kara 19 41 127-pound c h ampion

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Winning the N.C .A.A. boxing team championship for the second successive year, Idaho collected more "firsts" than ever before in the tournament's history. Ted Kara became the first three-time winner when he successfully defended his 120-pound title at Penn State Coll~ge . He had won the 127-pound title in 1938. When Brother Frank won the 127-pound title, he and Ted became the first broth ers ever to win titles. Voted the tour nament's outstanding boxer and awarded the JohnS. Larowe trophy, Ted became the second Gem Stater to receive the honor but the first to receive the Larowe trophy. Third national titlist, defending his crown for the second successive year, was Laune Erickson, 165-pound c h ampion. Chace Anderson, lightheavyweight lost out by a close decision in the tournament's early bouts.

TENNIS The best efforts of a green net team were none too good and Idaho lost to O .S.C ., Oregon, Ellensburg Normal, Washington, and Montana while winning from Whitman College and splitting with W .S.C. JIMMIE DICK

DAVE FREEMAN

BUD DOANE LEO IMHOFF

GORDON MICHELS SUMNER DELANA

ELMER JORDAN

GOLF Swinging clubs on home and opponent's fairways, Vandal golfers turned in a ''par'' dual meet season by winning from O.S.C . and Montana, splitting with W.S.C., and losing to Oregon and to Washington. JACK WALTON ED CLARKSON BOB SMITH

JOHN RAWLINGS CORWIN DAVIDSON HUDSON NIEMAN

LOUIS KRAMER

Delana, Michels, Doane, Freeman, James, Jordan Smith, Clarkson, Rawlings, Walton, Nieman, W. H. Boyer, Coach

WRESTLING

SWIMMING

FENCING

Vandal matmen recorded two triumphs and three defeats in the win-lost ledger and tied Washington's Huskies for second place in the northern division meet held here. Northern d ivision champions, Captaincoach Denny Hess, 145 pounds, and Hank Juran, 165 pounds, traveled to Bethlehem, Pa., for the N.C.A.A. championshipswere defeated in quarter-final matches.

Two wins and four losses in dual meet competition was the lot of Idaho mermen who swam to a fourth place in the northern division meet at Seattle. Vandal poolmen defeated W.S.C. and Montana by 51 to 24 and 41 to 33 scores. Captain Al Dodds, dash man, was the only individual point-getter in the division meet.

DENNY HESS, N.D. Champion HANK JURAN, N.D. Champion

GLENN HUNTER AL DODDS EARL PEEBLES MARK JENSEN DICK SLADE JIM KIRCHER GERALD O'CONNOR JIM FARRELL GEORGE RUSSELL BYRON THOMAS MAC BEALL JOHN CHAMBERLIN, Senior Mgr.

When Vandal foils had flailed thin air for the last time during the '40-'41 season, Idaho fencers found themselves possessors of a respectable .500 winloss average for dual meet competition and a fourth place in the Northern Division meet here. Jim Dick, captain and student coach, led the Vandal d' Atargnans with an average of six wins and three loses in dual meet competition. Acquirement of new equipment brought enthusiasm of Idaho competitors to a record high.

RALPH HOLLINGSWORTH BUHL SUTTON MARVIN CHOUINARD WALLY CHRISTENSEN JAMES ELLSWORTH BURT AKINS MELVIN CARLSON DON SWINNEY DUANE MORGAN ALLAN ESTEP, Manager

Hess, Captain and Cooch; Ellsworth, Juran, Akins, Carlson, Swinney Estep, Mgr.; Chouinard, Sutton, Morgan

Chamberlin, Jensen, Thomas, Slade, Tessier, Beall, O'Connor, Feld, Peebles, Bond, Kircher, Riley, Dodds, Forrell, Russell

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RAY WESTON JIM DICK GEORGE WESTON ALLAN FOSTER RICHARD SHAVER GEORGE HACKNEY

Weston, Redford, Dick, Coach ond Captoin; Shover, Wilson, Foster

Crowe, Mgr., Marquard, Numbers, Conley, Wickward

Major Hale, coach; Fry, Anderson, Bassett, Alcorn, captain; Klug, Dailey, Hill, Russell, Sergeant Morgan, assistant coach Kidwell, O'Conner, Reddecopp, Beard, Crea, Mills

SKIERS

RIFLE TEAM

Taking high places individually in every meet they entered, Vandal skiers carried their blue and white emblems to many meets and placed second in a blizzard-shrouded Pacific Coast Conference meet at Yosemite. Jack Numbers placed high in the National Intercollegiate meet at Sun Valley.

After a successful dual meet season, Idaho R.O.T.C. rifle team members sparked to win the Ninth Corps Area intercollegiate wire match by a 3757 score- 26 points higher than last year's winning talley. At Gem press time, the Vandal sharpshooters had a good start toward winning the William Randolph Hearst trophy.

LETTERMEN

ELLIS WICKW ARD PHIL CONLEY MARTIN MARQUARD JACK NUMBERS FRANK CROWE, Manager

WILLIAM ALCORN DONALD BASSETT EARL CREA WILLIAM WRIGHT ROBERT KIDWELL

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ARMOUR ANDERSON MARTIN FRY GORDON DAILEY MERLE SONGSTAD ROBERT O'CONNOR

INTRAMURAL Touch football, initial sport on the intramural calendar, wound up with Chrisman Hall I downing Phi Delta Theta 12 to 0 for the all-university championship plaque. Willis Sweet Hall I won the volleyball championship by edging Phi Delta Theta 2-15, 15-3, 16-4. A.T.O.'s table tennis champions retained their crown by defeating Lindley Hall 12 to 1.

Riflery made its debut into the intramural calendar with L.D.S. and Lindley Hall teams capturing division honors with 100 points apiece. L.D.S. triumphed over Idaho Club II, last year's winners, 25 to 21 for the Class A bask etball championship. A.T.O. won the Class B crown in defeating L.D.S. II 21 to 19. A.T.O. won the 1941 swimming by a total of 86 points.

Chrisman Hall ... Track Sweet Hall ... Horseshoes

Delta Tau Delta ... Softball Sweet Hall ... Volleyball

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L.D.S .... "A" League Basketball Alpha Tau Omega ... Ping Pong

Sweet Hall ... Football Alpha Tau Omega ... "B" Basketball

INTRAMURAL in amassing a total of 1512.5 points to Sweet's 1475. The two previous years Alpha Phi Chi trophy had rested on Sweet's fireplace mantel. The trophy was founded in 1937. Sweet's II team won the touch football plaque; Lindley I captured the volley ball plaque; Idaho Club II gathered the Class A basketball plaque; Beta Theta Phi won the swimming plaque; Sweet copped the track award; Deli Tau Delta took the softball plaque; Sweet won the horseshoe award.

Sweet Hall held a substantial lead over A.T.O., 846 to 805, for total intramural points at Gem press time. Close behind were Phi Delta Theta, 790; Idaho Club, 772; and Sigma Chi, 742. Sports yet to be contested were: track, spring golf, and horseshoes. Alpha Phi Chi officers during the year were Frank Whetsler, president; Gordie Williamson, vice-president; Sam Kaufman, secretary-treasurer. Phi Delta Theta dethroned Sweet Hall during the 1939-1940 intramural season

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WOMEN 'S "I" CLUB Leaders in activities of the Women's "I" Club this year were Elsie Mae Stokesberry, president; Helen Campbell, vice-president; and Eleanor Axtell, secretary-treasurer. Other members of the club are Evelyn Quinn, Rachel Swayne, Joyce Kenworthy, Mary Low Fahrenwald, and Lovina Marsh. An "I" plaque, based on the number of women turning out for sports, the number of team members, and winners of the tournaments, is presented by the club each year to the house or hall winning the inter-house tournament.

Evelyn Quinn, Elsie Mae Stokesberry, Levina Marsh, Mary Low Fahrenwald Merl Delp, Helen Campbell, Eleanor Axtell

Tumbli ng

WOMEN

Not at all "muscle molls," though they excel in many fields of strenuous sports, W .A.A. participants shake shapely shanks when piling up points for individual and group honors. Class tournament honors for speedball, first sport on the W .A.A. calendar, went to the sophomores when they defeated a freshman team, 9-7. Undefeated freshmen volleyballists copped the title by drubbing the seniors, 58-21. Freshmen basketball stars, undefeated in tourney play, edged the sophomore team, 22-21.

Bowling

M odern Dancing

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Volleyball

Basketball

SPORTS Flame-haired Kay Schneider, junior, won the W.A.A. ping pong title by defeating Lucille Schubert, senior, 4-1. Yet to be contested when the Gem was "put to bed" were badminton, archery, swimming, tennis, and horseshoe events. W .A.A. contestants who place on the first-string teams get 100 pcints, second-stringers receive 50 counters, and other participants get 10 points- points which are tabulated both for individual sweater and group plaque awards.

Badminton

Baseball

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Soccer

TOPICAL OPENING SECTION ............. •......... ADMINISTRATION ......................... 19 University ..................•........ 21 Student. ..........•........•........ 30 CLASSES ..................•.....•........ 38 Seniors .................•........... 40 Juniors .........•................... 68 Sophomores..•..•..........•........ 86 Freshmen ........................... 100

INDEX

STUDENT LIFE. .. ..................... 114 Co-eds ............................ 116 College ........................... 128 ORGANIZATIONS . ................ ........ 152 Soctol. ............................. 154 Clubs and Soctotlea .......... ....... .. 198 ACTIVITIES .......................... .. . 236 Publications. • . . • . . . . . .............. 238 Dramo ond Dehote ................... 250 Mulic ............................... 258 Mtlttory ............................. 266 Judging ............................. 274

ATHLETICS .......... . ................... 278 Staff .•... ........ ..............•.... 280 Footh<!ll ............................. 286 B<1sketb<lll.. .. ...................... 298 Baseb<lll . . .......................... 306 Track. .............................. 312 Frosh Sports ... ........•............. 320 Minor Sports ......................... 326 Women's Sports ...................... 336 INDEX AND ADVERTISING ............... 342

PERSONAL INDEX A

Abrahamson, Wtlliom August. .46, 157, 190. 203, 205, 272 Achord, Ernest Clayton ................. 218. 221 Acuff, Arthur ........................... 74, 161 Acuff, Eorl Clyde ..... 33, 46, 161, 203. 205, 210, 272. 291, 296 Adair, Eileen Eleanor ............... 46, 158, 175 Adamo, Jack Mericle ........................ 104 Adams, James Harold . . .. . ..•. 104, 196, 218, 221 Adamson, Marvin Cecil. ................ 217, 222 Addinqton, Lillie Bee .................... 46, 189 Ahlm, Ted Arthur ....... . .............. 46, 182 Aotken, Joseph Merrl........ . . . . . . . . . ..... 178 Akers. Georqe Albert............... . 218, 221 Akera, Phyllis Moe ...•....•.. •.... . 74, 175, 224 Akers, Rochard Joseph ................... 90, 191 Akono. Burton Willord ......... 185, 211, 223. 332 Albon, M<1ry Ann .............. 90. 186, 224, 226 Alh<!n. Paul Henry. . .. .. . . . . . . • . • . . • .. • . . . 223 Alb<lno, Roberto Maxine.. . • . • • . • . .••. 74, 176 Alcorn, William Fort ........... 46, 182. 205, 210, 212. 273, 333 Alde<:o<~, Delphine )udnito ...•..• ..•. ..•. 90, 160 Alex, Thomas Fred ................ 90, 165, 223 Alexanderson. Rover! t..Verne..... .. . . . 168 Alford. Mary Alice ................ 46, 174, 204 Alho, Aune Amanda ... . ... . ....... I 04, 173. 224 Alho, Rc>y Wtlllam ...................... 74, 192 Allard, Eleanor El<1ine ... . ....•.......... 74, 172 Allen, Duane W......................... 74, 168 Allen, Ronald Lewis .........•...... 46, 184, 227 Almack, Phyllis Virqlnia... . . . • . . . . . . . . . 90, 175 AIS<Iqer, Melvin John ...................... 104 AIS<Iqer, Ray Charles ................ ... 104, 179 Alsaker, Swanhild Helena ............... 104, 189 Alterweon, Irving ............. .46, 210, 211, 318 Amende, Robert Elmore .......... •..•. .•..... 46 Anderaen, John Eugene . . . . . • . • . • . . . . . 74, 191 Anderson, Alton............... . .90, 179,214 Anderacn. Armour Axel. ....... 74, 162, 208, 211, 242, 273, 333 Anderson, Au-irey Emily ..............•. 46, 163 Anderson, C..rolyn Gould ......... 104, 189, 226 Anderson, Chace, Jr....... 46, 166, 210, 211, 295, 296.329,330 Anderson, Donald Berqman .... 104, 167,213,323 Anderson, Duane Glenn......... . 104, 179, 217 Anderson, Grace Nadine .................... 104 Anderson. Guy Richard ............. 46, 166, 272 Anderson, John Herman ............. 74, 184, 273 Anderson, Juanita Ruth .................. 46, 163 Anderson, Joyce Helen. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 90, 177 Anderson, Maroon Lee ................... 179 Anderoon, Merlyn Wesley ..... 210. 218, 219, 300. 301,302 Anderacn. Milo Edward ........... 210. 296, 317 Anderacn, Morris John .. . . . . • . . . . • . • . . . . . . 179 Anderacn, Ove Christian ..... •..•.. 104, 225 Anderson, Patricia )edn .................. 46. 160 Anderson. Robert Raymond ....•...... .. 90. 184 Anderson, Selma Irene..... . •.... 74. 189, 226 Anderson. Virginia Winona .... 74, 158, 160.213 Andrew. Janice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 160 Andrew, Kenneth Arthur ... . . • . . 90. 185, 218 Andrews, Marilyn Rose......... . . . . . . . . . 177 Andrews, Robert Merlin ... . . . . • . 46, 162, 212 Angell, Donold Stephen.......... 218, 271, 272 Angell. John Robert . ...... ........ 218, 221, 272 Appltnq, Betty Rae . . .. . ............ 90, 170, 245 Arbon, Harold D........................ 74, 190 A rd. Henry Napoleon ...... 74, 184, 218. 220, 273 Armstronq. Laura Elizabeth ..... 74, 174, 213, 338 Armstrong, Ruth Morton ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 46, 172

Armstrong, Wolter Ruot<ell .....•..•........... 74 Arndt. Everett Walter . . . . . . . . 46, 164, 218, 221 Arneson, Lawrence N • • . . • . . ..... 223, 246 Arnett. Wolson Perohonq .................... 182 Arnold, Thomas A............... .46, 184, 247 Aschenbrener, Anton Richard ....... 74, 168, 210, 293, 296 Aspltarl'>, Thomas Robert .... ............... 185 Atkinson, ChM. Leroy .. 33, 45, 46, 203, 205, 210, 214,284.308.309,310 Atkinson, Emma Lucy .... .......... . ... . 70, 180 Auger, John BerchmMa .......... ...... 192. 218 Auger, Samuel &nnett ............ 104, 192, 218 Austin, V<1n Thornton ................... .46, 162 Austin, Walter Dale ....................... 162 Axtell, Eleanor Grace •.•.. ........ 175, 226, 339 Axtell. Muriel Beth ............. 47, 104, 175, 226 Aylor, Virginia C.thertne .••........... 47, 169 Ayres, Mabel Horton.., ...... 36, 37, 73, 74, 169, 201,204

Babin, lame. Doug~l ..... 104, 188, 218,221,325 BocheiiAr, Margaret SuS<In. . . . . 90, 160, 224. 226 Balus, Raymond Adam ............. 104, 167, 218 Baoley, Barbara Gertrude ............ 90, 163, 180 Baildy, Edword Orin ................ 47, 166, 209 Bailey, George Hooford ............ . 90, 190, 223 Baker, Bertram Charles ....•................ 223 Baker, Bradford Warren ........ ........ . 90, 188 Baker, Howard Clair .....•....... . 74, 192, 264 Baker, Jack Wtlkonaon .•....... ........ .... 162 Baker. Richard Thomas .... ............ 104, 162 Baker, Robert Wonfred . . . . . . . . . . ..... 47, 195 Bakes, Betty Jo.. . . .. . .. • . .. .. .. ..... 104, 160 Bald won, Louis Edgor. .. .. ....... ......... 223 Bales. Frances Lorene • . • .•.. I04. 186, 224 226 Bal...,, Mary Elizabeth .............. . 74. 186,226 Bales, Norma Ruth .•.••..•...•. . 104, 186, 226 Bales, R081 C..rtee • .. .......... 90, 187, 218 Bapty. Harry ........................... 47, 222 Barber, Klllhryn. .. . . . . . . ........... 104, 180 Barber, Kent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 195 &ribeau, Wolliam Thomas .... .. 47. 196, 223, 246 Barinaga, Dolores... .. .............. 104, 177 &rndollar, Bruce Nixon ................ 104, 167 &mes, Claude Richard ......... .... . ....... 195 &rnes, Naomi lean ................... . 104, 173 &rnes. William Phineas ....... 104, 188, 218, 221 Barnett, Steele ............... 104, 188, 223, 323 Barr. Margaret l110e ........... 43, 47, 156, 163 Barrett, Jane Wert .................... 74, 170 &rrett, Wolli4m West .............. ..... .. 162 Barton, Hubert Hen~y ....•..•. .............. 4 7 &singer, Robert • • . . . . . . .......... 185, 260 &site~ Lelie Dale ..................... 90, 184 Basket RoMld Stellmon •....•.. 43. 47, 184, 225 Bassett. Donald Gene .. .. ...... 211 216, 333 Bates. Mary Frances ....•......... 104. 100, 226 Bateson. John . .. . . .. .................... 179 Batev. Gilbert Wolli~m • • . . . . . . . ........ 225 &II. Emma May .............. 47, 160, 202, 248 Batt. John Wilkins •..•.•....... 104. 161, 245 Batzel. Roqer Elwood . •.. , ..•............... 185 Baum, Vern Edwon ................. 104, 217 Bauman, lvor Allen ......... ........ . .. . 74, 164 Bauscher, Allen ....................... I04, I 71 Bayne, O,r..>thy Anno .. . ............... 90, 174 Bdyslnqer, Frank Robert. .......•.. . . .. .. . ... 156 Beach, Barb<lra May .......... ...... 74, 172, 226 Beadles, Martha Jean ........... ...... 104, 163 Beadles, Wanda Ioyce ............. . ..... 71, 163

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Beall, J. Mac ..... ........ 74, 181 , 210, 211, 213, 293. 296, 332 BcMb, Donald Scott ............ 74, 156, 194,215 Bean. Elizabeth Jane ........... •• . 104, 175, 224 Be~rd. Harry Randall .............. 90, 191, 218 Bechtol, Dalbert AMon ..... . . ...... 90, 187, 301 Beck, Ardith Leroy ..... .... ....... 74, 166, 214 Beck, Jack Lorin ....................... 104, 193 Beck, Laurence Labald .. . . . ............ 104, 193 Bello, George Norman ....... . . . 90, 156, 194, 207 Bell, LaVern Clark ....... 47, 191, 210, 211, 214, 227, 291, 296 Bellom, Clarence.... . ................... 165 Belloo, Eveline Georgio ................. 104, 163 Belnap, Henry Austin ..... ..•..•............ 183 Bennatt, Eva May . .................... . 47, 189 Benny, Arthur Louis ............... 195, 218, 329 Benoit, Edward Louis ....... 73. 74, 157, 162. 201. 205, 240. 244, 273 Benscoter, Donald Dan ....... . . •.. 10.1, 193. 225 Benson, Clifford Charles.......•..•. 90, 161. 301 Berentar. Henohelloe ...................90. 181 Berq. John Jay ........................ 90. 192 Berq. Ronald ............................ 104 Berqnson William Frederick ....... 90. 188, 301 Berlluo, Veto ........ 195. 210, 211. 291, 296, 329 Bertrand. Mary lane ......... ... 74, I 56, 189, 224 Beua. Eldon C ... .............. ........ 190, 2?.3 Bezold, Kenneth Milton .................. 47. 227 Be>.old, Theodore John . . .. .......... 74, 218, 273 Btdne, Olive Regen a . . . . .....•.......... 74, 169 Alohl, Corwin Claire .................... 74, 168 Blqqs, Robert Eorl. ................. 74, 179, 223 Birch, Wayno ........ . ............... 47, 178 Birchmier, Katherine Marie ......... 47, 163, 224 Bird, Ronald . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. 185 Bllhell. Helen Fern ...................... 47, 160 Bothe!, Neol Frank ............. 104, 190. 218, 221 Botterle. Nellie Darlie ............ .•. 75, 189, 224 Btorklund Lorraine Ruth ........... 104, 163, 224 Btorklund, ~ichard Alfred .....•..•... , .... , 104 Blackburn. Donald Edwin ..... 102, 104, 188. 218. 219,325 Bloiodell, Theron L................... 47 184 Bloke F..dw~rd Curtis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 192 Blake, Wynne Mowrey............ 90, 191 Blakemore, Phyllis Ellen. . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 159. 224 Alanhma. Harold Edward .................. 171 Blewett. Rex Royden ................ 90, 179. 207 Blodqett. Rex Louis ........... . 47. 196, 225. 276 Bloom. Betty Mae . . . . . .. . . . . ............ 90. 177 Bloor Byron Michel... . ....... 90, 198, 217, 245 Bob~. ~~arjori<' K~thleen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 173 Boberg. Edgar..................... . ... 207 Bodily, Edwon. . ............. 90, 156. 165 225 Bohman Helen L<'oM .............. 123. 176 224 Bohman, Vivian Elaine . ........... . . . 90, 177 BoiH, Betty Charlotte ............... 90, 163, 175 Boles. Marc Saxby .................... , 47, 2S7 Bolick, Eri Daniel. ........... • . 75, 193. 223, 272 Bollinger. LaVerne ............... 164. 218. 220 Bolton. Donald Frank ........... 90, 174, 218 219 Bond Btll Collins ............ •. , .47, 194, 222 Bond. Helen Miller ..................... 160. 224 Bontn, Albert ..................... .•.. .. 167 Bon man, Gweneth Gay ............. 75, 175. 226 Bonomi, RohE>rt Foch ........ 70, 75, 184, 243. 27'3 Booher. Shirley Dean ....... ....• .. ...... 90, 177 Borden, Charles Cole ............... 90, 168, 207 Boren, Charles Pollard .. . .........•.. • .. 7S, 191 Borresen, Conrad Leroy ..... ................ 188 Boach. William Howard .........•........... 225 Bowell. Mary Louise .. . ....... • .....•.... 47, 175 Bowker, Ed won Griffin II ...•..•..•..•........ 48

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Bowlby, Patricia Ann .............. 104, 163, 224 Bowler, Meredyth Adaline .. . .. .. .. . .... 104, 189 Bowler, Ned Welcome . ... 75, 188,213,254,255 Bowler, Ralph . . ... . .. . .............. .. . 75, 194 Boyd, Bruce Adna . . . . . . ... . .. . .... . 90. 162, 264 Boyd, Buliord Cornelius .......... . ...... 48, 223 Boyer, Imogen Rose .. . .. . .. . .. . ... .48, 180, 224 Boyer, Rulh Cecile ...................... 75, 180 Boyington, Keith Thomas ... . . . 104, 167, 218, 220 Bracken, Claire ................... 104, 170, 226 Bracken, Elizabeth . . . . 75, 170, 201, 204, 226, 243 Bradbury, Lawrence Floyd ... . .. 75, 166, 225, 273 Braddock, Betty Lou . ...... . ................ 180 Brainard, Beverly Alice .................. 90, 159 Brandt, Carol Elaine ......... . ......... 104, 174 Brannon, Gordon Henry. . . . 89, 90, 196, 207, 218,219 Branam, Ada Lee . . .... . . . . . . ...... 75, 189, 226 Branam, Raymond Hugo ... 48, 194, 210, 272, 296 Bratten, John Lambert ......... . ............. . 48 Bray, Blanche .................. . ...... . ... 224 Bray, Donald Theodore . . .................... 185 Bremer, Robert Conway . . . . .. .. .. . .... . I 04, 192 Breon, Eugene Elias ............. ..... ... 48, 223 Brevick, Harold Lewis . . . . .... .. 90, 193, 225, 247 Brevick, Virginia Lee ............. . 104, 189, 224 Brewer, Willis Edward ... . .......... 48, 162, 272 Briggs, Elizabelh Pauline ............. .. . . 90, 169 Briggs, Warren G ...................... 104, 179 Brink, Helen Jeanne ...... . ... • .. . . I 04, 170, 257 Brink, Ivan Eugene .......•..•.............. 165 Broadhead, Floyd . . ... .. .. . . • . .. . . .48, 178, 276 Brockie, John .............. .. ............. . 225 Brooks, Bruce Loyd . ... . .. . ...... . .. . .. . 75, 164 Brooks, Leonard Donald ............. 90, 164, 225 Brown, Avery Junior . . . . . . . ....•... 179, 218, 220 Brown, Boyd Burall ................. 75, 162, 273 Brown, Charles Gerald ............. 90, 195, 225 Brown, Douglas William ..... . .. . ....... .48, 222 Brown, Drexel. ......... . ............ . . 104, 189 Brown, Harold David . . . . . ... . . . 48, 164, 218, 220 Brown, Inez ...................... . 48, 158, 159 Brown, John Howard ........... 48, 178, 187, 205 Brown, John ..... . .. . . . .... . . 104, 165, 218, 221 Brown, Kingsley Ira .......... . ......... . 75, 171 Brown, Mary Elizabeth . ...... . 104, 177, 224, 226 Brown, Paul Cather ............. . ....... . .. . . 75 Brown, Robert Covey ... . .. . .... 48, 218, 219, 247 Brown, Robert Howard ..... .. .... . ... . .. . .. . . 48 Brown, Roy Clarence . ............... .. ...... 75 Brown, WU!iam . . . . . . .. ... . ........... . . 48, 187 Brunger, Catherine Alice ....... 75, 169, 224, 226 Brunzell, Joseph Arthur . . . . . ... l04, 171,218,221 Bryant, Maxine Evelyn .............. 75, 175, 226 Buck, Elizabeth Rose ................ 75. 176, 218 Buck, Fred Herbert ... . . .. . ... . . . .. . .. . 184, 218 Buckallew, Elbert Jack ..................... .. 75 Buckingham, Donald David ... . ... • ........ .. . 48 Budarf, Peter .. .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. . ..... . .. . .. . 166 Budge, Donald Morgan ....... .. . .. . ... . .... 195 Buell, Marjorie Eleanor . . . .. . •. .. . .. . .. . .... 177 Bulla!, Jack Lattin ... . ..... • .. • ..... 48, 190, 223 Bulkley, Mary Pauline ........ • .... 104, 169, 224 Bullock, John Ray ..... . .. •..•. . .. . . .. .. .. . . 178 Bunt, John ................•................ 179 Burch, Mary Virginia . . . . . . ... •.. ........ 75, 174 Burditt, Donna Amy ..................... 90, 173 Burlord . Merilyn Louise ............. 90, 169, 226 Burggraf, Robert Vincent. . .. . .... .. .. . .. 90, 188 Burkhalter, Dale F.... ..... . . . . 104, 195, 217, 225 Burklund, Vernon Douglas ... . .. .. . 165, 218, 221 Burnham, Asahel Fowler ....... . ......... 91, 165 Burns, Newby ...... . ......... • ........... . . 217 Bursted!, Verla .. .. .... ... . ...•. .. . .. . .. 75, 172 Burt, John Irvine ............. • ....... . . 218, 221 Burton, James Arlhur . . . . .. • . . . . . . . 104, 191, 207 Burull, Marvin Laightin .. . .................. 223 Burull, Obert Carlyle ......•..• . ........... . 223 Bush, Glen C lifford .................... 104, 195 Buller, Doran Vincent .....•......... 75, 178, 225 Buller, John Lowe ........... . .......... 183, 214 Buller, Kenion Dwain .............. .... 104, 183 Buttcane, James W ...... . . ... . .48, 184, 214, 260 Buttram, Helen Beatrice ........ 48, 120, 175, 224 Butts, Edgar Laurence ... . .. . ... . ... 48, 218, 220 Butts, Harvey LeRoy .......... 104, 217,218,220

c Caccia, Halo John . .. .... 32, 33. 45, 48, 166, 205, 210, 211, 284, 308 Cahoon, Ruth Ann . ... .. ... . ... 91, 170, 206, 226 Call, Marjorie Lu . ..... . . 104, 170, 214, 224, 260 Cameron, Dudley Bruce ...................... 49 Cameron, Duncan Angus ... .. . . ... . 104. 195, 225 Cameron, Jean Hope ................ 75, 176, 224 Campana, Richard John ..... . .. 91, 182, 216, 223 Campbell, Beverly June ................ 104, 160 Campbell, Douglas Eaton ..... . ........ . 104, 195 Campbell, George Donald . . . . ... . .. 104, 171, 218 Campbell, Helen Maxine ....... 72 172, 204, 227, 338, 339 Campbell, Helen Shirley .............. . .. 75, 177 Campbell, Margaret Arlene ........ . . 75, 186, 226 Campbell, Raymond Harlow . . . . . ....... . 104, 195 Campbell. Thomas William, Jr........ . ... 9 1, 191 Campbell, William Clay ...... . ......... 171, 244 Campbell, William Sanders . . . . ......... 104, 191 Canfield, Fred . . ...... . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ... 217 Canning, James Robert. ............... . 166, 222 Canning, John Joseph . . . . . .......... 49, 191, 222 Cannon, Francis Robert . ...... . .. . .. . .... 75, 187 Cannon, Frank Curtis .. . .. . ... 104, 191, 217, 222 Canldmessa, Frederick .. .. ............. 104, 195 Carey, Patricia Jean . . . . . . .. . .. . .... 91, 175, 206 Carlson, Carl Woodrow ...... • ..... . ........ 273 Carlson, Don Holley . . ...... . ...... . .... 104, 167 Carlson, Edward Emrick .... . ...... 104, 192, 245

Carlson, Hawley Roy ........... 75, 190,216,273 Carlson, Keith David . ........ . ..... .. .. 217, 225 Carlson, Melvin Russell ............ 211, 223, 332 Carlson, Paul Joseph ........................ 196 Carlson, Robert. .............. . ..... . ... 75, 188 Carpenter Howard Blair ............. 49, 195, 254 Carpenter, Theodore Clark ...... . ........ 75, 167 Carter, Mary Frances ......... . ..... ..... 91, 186 Carter, Philip ......................... 223, 246 Carver, Monroe De ........... . . .. . ........ . 194 Carvel, Terrell 0 ........................ 75, 183 Cassidy, Lawrence John . . ... . . . .. . ...... . . .. 222 Castagneto, William James ..... ..... .... .49, 187 Cawley, Paul Howard .............. . 75, 161,264 Chamberlin, John Loy .......... 76, 194, 211. 332 Chamberlin, Roy Bertram ...... . ....... ...... 179 Chambers, WU!Iam Raymond . . . .. . ... . .. . ... 225 Chamlee, Ralph David .................. 218, 221 Chandler, Charles Albert ........ . . 195, 210, 296 Chandler, Earl Francis . .... ... 195, 217, 323, 325 Chandler, Marlon Clark ................ 104, 179 Chaney, Susan Jeanne .... . ......... . .. . .. .. 104 Chapman, Arthur Stucky ............... 104, 162 Chapman, Gerald Eugene .......... 104, 217, 225 Chapman, Joseph LaMar .. 183, 210, 214, 318, 324 Chatfield, Leslie Odell . .. .............. 104, 185 Chatterton, Robert Winfred .............. 76, 194 Cheney, Joseph Curtis .... .....•... 104, 162, 218 Cherry, Nalhan Ansll ..... .. ........ .. ....... 76 Cherry, Winifred Sue ................... 49, 174 Chester, Elizabeth Rich . . .. . .. .. .. . ..... 104, 170 Chester, Marjorie ............ ... ........ 49, 172 Childs, Marion Marjorie .... .... . . .. . .. . 104, 174 Chiles, Mary Louise . . .. ..... .• . .. ...... .... 159 Chlrekos, Nicholas John ...... ..... 104, 167, 323 Chivers, John B................... 104, 167, 225 Chivers, Tom W .... ........... .... 104, 167, 225 Choate, Leo Edward .... ... . ..... . . 104, 179, 225 Choulnord, Marvin ..... .. .49, 194, 211, 223, 332 Chrape, John Clarence . . ...... . .. .. . 76, 193, 253 Christensen, Wallace Victor ......... 49, 211, 332 Chrlsttan, Jack ....... . ............. . ...... 181 Christian, Kathleen Elizabelh ..... . 70, 72, 76, 172 Chrlshan, Murray Wallace .................. 194 Christensen, )ames ......... . .. . ... . .. .. . 91, 188 Christiansen, Winifred ... . ... . 104, 170, 224, 226 Chronic, Don James ..... . .. . .. .. .. . .. . ..... 222 Churchill, William Marvin ................... 323 Clark, Averill Brooks ............... 91, I 71, 24 I Clark, Burton 0 ....... . ............... 166. 223 Clark, Curtiss M.. . . . . . ... • . . •. . . .... ...... . 178 Clark, Dale .. . ................ .. . .. ... 178, 227 Clark, Robert Myrl. .... .. ......... . 49, 193, 225 Clark, Shirley Rebecca .......... . . .. 91, 169, 226 Clark, Tim Covert. .................... 104, 161 Clark, Virginia Lee. . . . ... . . ... 91, 169, 226 Cleare, Margaret Rae ..... .. ........ 76, 176, 227 Clelen Stewart Lathrop ............ 104, 193, 217 Clemmer, Adell ..... .. . ....... 91, 175, 206, 253 Cloninger, Russell Thomas .............. .49, 223 Cloer. Phyllis May..... . .. . .. . . 104. 189 Cobb, Laura AnosiMia .............. 49, 175, 224 Cockrell, Joseph .... . .......... 91. 191, 218, 221 Coffin, Tom ......... . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. . 166 Cohen, Albert. ..... . .. . ......... . .......... 49 Coiner, Gladys .. . .. . .. . ... . .. . .... . . . ... . 180 Coiner, Orriette Marie ..... •. ....... 91, 180, 226 Cole, Dorothy Marie . .................. 104, 189 Cole, Weldon Charles . . ..... . .. 89, 91, 183, 207, 214, 260 Collett, Gordon Raymond ........... . 91. 196, 207 Collett, Norma Virginia ... . ..... .. . ...... 91 , 163 Colletti, Joseph Alfred ....... . .. . ... . .. . 104, 218 Collier, Janel April. ............ 91, 186, 213, 226 Collier, Joe Kelvin . ....... . .. . .. .. .. . ...... . 104 Collings, Ward Lawrence .. ,, .. .. ,, ......... 214 Collins, Louise Marie .. . .. . .. • . ..... 76, I 76, 224 Collinsworth, Gordon A . . , ..... • ........ 178, 273 Colquhoun, Marjorie Ann ..... ... . ....... 76, 174 Colomb, Grace ................ . ........ 91, 176 Colver, Barbara Lane . . .......... . ........... 91 Combs, Deane Leslie ...... , ......... . .. . 91, 171 Comiskey, Joseph Ville ................. 185, 218 Comnlck, Marie Viola .......... 91, 118, 173, 224 Compton. John Windas .............. 49. 193, 208 Condit, Harold Lloyd ............... 91, 193, 222 Cone, Elwood Elmer ....... 76, 191,218,220, 247 Cone, W1lliam Harlan .... .. ......... ... 104, 181 Conley, Philip lgnalus. , ........ 91, 166, 211, 333 Conway, Margaret Noreen . ... . .... . ..... 91, 170 Cook, Daryl William .............. . 218, 221, 273 Cook, George Edward.. . . . 76, 164, 225 Cook, Helen.............. . 189, 224 Cook, Helen Mary ........ . .............. . . . 177 Cook, John Carey ............. . .. . 194, 218,219 Cook, Robert Gregory ......•....... , . .. .49, 188 Cook, Sherman Lloyd ...... .. , . .. .. . . .. .... . 222 Cooke, Archie McLean ... . . . ........ 49, 194, 222 Cooke, George Henry . .... . .. . ... . .. . . . 185, 218 Coon, Dorothy Anne ................ 76, 125, 170 Cooper, Dorothy May ......... .. . . .......... 189 Cooper, Howard Elman ... . ...... . .. 91, 190, 260 Cooper, Wayne Bennett ..... •.. .............. 91 Copeland, John Clarence ....... . ........ 49, 192 Corbett, Charles, Jr... . . ........ . .. 104, 195, 323 Corbett, William, Jr................ 104, 196, 223 Corless, Seth Stewart. .. . .•.... 76, 164,214,215, 225, 260 Cornell, Barbara Ann . . .......... .. . 76, 180, 226 Cornforth, Athel LeRoy ...... • ..... 104, 185, 225 Cornish, Amasa Clinton . . ... • ... . .. . .. . ..... 184 Coskl, Donald David . .... . . ..... . .. 104, 195, 218 Coski, Eunia Eleanor ..... .. .......... , .. 76, 172 Cotton, Charles Edwin ...... . .. . .. . .. . ....... 49 Couper, George Lavern .. ......... .... . 218, 221 Cox, Ellen lona .................... 91, 173, 226 Cox, Everett Lee ....... . .. . .. . .49, 194, 218, 219 Cox, Sydna Jessie ....................... 49, 224 Crabb, Terry Clinton ..... • ..... ..... ... 106, 164

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Crabb, Theodore Roosevelt ............. . 104, 165 Craig, John Knox ........................... 243 Crandall, Calvin Howard . . . .. . ... . . 104, 167, 225 Crea, Earl Theodore ...... 104, 195, 211, 225, 333 Crea, George John . .. ....... . ...... 49, 194, 225 Crea, Ralph William., ..... ,,.,, ... , .... , .. ,. 91 Cree, Robert Victor . . ......... 104, 162, 2 18, 221 Crisp, Raymond Floyd . ,, . . 76, 181,218,221,247 Crites, JoAnn ................... . 104, 175, 224 Crocheron, John Logan . . ... . ...... 194, 218, 219 Croghan, Donald Lynn ....................... 49 CroOks, Clifford Duane ... . .... ... .. 179. 214, 225 Crowe, Charles Frederic ... 91. 190,217,218,219 Crowe, Frank Wilkinson ... .. . . SO, 157, 190, 205, 211, 272, 333 Crowells, Kenneth .................. . ....... 165 Crowley, Henry Joseph .... 9 1, 161, 210, 291 , 296 Crowser, Kenneth Eugene .. , . .. SO, 194, 218, 220 Crowther, Richard Gordon . . ... . . .. 104, 192, 207 Croyle, Robert Lee ......... . .. . ... 104, 188, 223 Cruickshank, Marjory Keith . . .. . 91, 170, 226, 245 Cruickshank, Stewart Allen .. , .. SO, I 57. 193, 210, 225, 285, 301 Cruser, Phoebe Maurina . . ............. .. . .. 176 Crutcher, John Wi lliam ...... . .......... 104, 190 Cue, Robert. .... . .. . .... .. ....... . .. . .... . 21 7 Culp, Clyde E...... . ................... SO, 188 Cummings, Jean Louise . . . . ... . . 76, 186, 204, 213 Cunningham, Catherine Louise ... , ....... 91, 173 Cunningham, Eldon Rulon . . .... . . . .. . .. 184, 218 Cunningham, lane Ellen .. , ................... 76 Curry, Beth Marie . . . ......... . ..... 91, 180, 224 Curtis, John Stanley ....... . .... 91, 185, 218, 220 Curtis, Leverett. ........ . .......... . .. . 104, 179 Curtiss, Beatrice Phyllis ...... . . .. ... SO, I 72, 224 Curtiss, Betty Frances .. , . . .. . , . , . . .. SO, 172, 224 Cutler, Byard Morton .... .. .. ... . ... 91. 191, 264 D

Dahlstrom, Frank Robert. . .... . .... . .. . .. SO, 162 Dahmen, Jerome John .. . . . . . . ... . . ... . . .. . .. 104 Dailey, Gordon Hughes .... . ,, . 91, 165,21 1,2 17, 225, 333 Dale, Mary ..... . .... . .. . .. . .. . .... 76, 180. 224 Dalton, JamesCecll . .. . . . . . ............ 218, 219 Daniel, Louis Vernon .. , . ................ 76. 161 Daniels, Allan Borthlck . . . . ... . ...... 9 1, 181,223 Daniels, Farrt.U Thayne, .... . .. . ........ . 91 , 225 Daniels, Marion Keith .. . .. . .. . .. . ... , .. 171, 244 Darling, Robert leqene ...... . . . .... . .. . . 76, 181 Darrow, Denton Fleming ... SO, 194, 252, 254, 255 Darst. Edward James . . . . . ... . ... .... SO, 194. 223 David, Kirk Jamieson .... , .. . . , .. , , ...... 50, 187 Davidson, Eugene . . ... . . ... .............. .. 167 Davidson, James Mel•rin ..... . . . . . . . . . . . 195, 207 Davidson, Marlon John ......... . . , ... , .184, 225 Davidson, Roy Corwin .. . . . .. . .... . . 76, 161,331 Davidson, Shirley Anne .... .... ,,., ...... 76, 186 Davis, Edward Geurs . . ..... . 72, 76, 88, 240, 241 Davis, Elmo Warren ......... , ........ . , 179, 225 Davis, Lois Jacqueline ......... . .......... . .. 106 Davis, Margaret Louise . . . . . . . . . I 06, 170, 226 Davis, Ralph Shelley .... ,, . ... , ....... . 106, 183 Davis, Raymond Edward . ....... 91, 192, 210. 226, 289, 296 Davis, Robert John .... . .... 50, 157, 188, 205, 208 Dawson, Vernon Roy ............. . . . 9 1, 188,272 Day, Ernest Edward . . . ...... . ..... . ..... SO, 162 Dean, Le•!ie L........ ... . . .. • . . . . .. .... . .. . . 76 Dean, William .. . .......................... 207 Deckard, Lyle Alexander .. ..... . .. . .. . . .. .. . 196 Defoe, Emerico ........ , . . .. . , . . ..... ,. 182, 222 DeKoff, Isaac .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 179 Delana, Elbert Sumner, Jr .. . , ...... . 76, 191. 211, 264, 331 DeLeon, Paul Anthony, Jr ....... . .. . . 91, 182, 222 Delp, Merle Leona . . . . . . . ... .. ... .. . . ..... . . 227 Dembowski, Charles Zygmunt. .... . , .. , ..... . 218 Denney, Merle Eugene . ..... . . . SO, 184, 215, 225 Dennis, Arlin Chesler ... . .............. 106, 185 DeNun~io, VIncent Richard .. . . . . . . . . . .. . 185, 223 Deobald, Margarete Arlene ..... 91, 173, 206, 242 DePriest, Linnus Detmer . .. ............. 218, 220 Desaulniers, Robert Henry .......... . 91, 195,207 Detweiler, Betty Louise .. , . , ., .. 91, 158, 174, 206, 256, 257 Devine, Betty . . . . . . ........... . .. . . . .... 91, 176 Dewey, Lynn M.. . , ................ 50, 214, 223 Dick, James. Jr .. .... . . .. . . SO, 184, 21 1, 223, 332 Dickinson, William John ..... , .......... 106, 218 Didriksen Ralph Gjerde ..... . .. . . . . . ... . 9 1, 223 Dieter, Eunice Beretta ................... 91, 160 Dieter, Norma Elaine .................... 76, 160 Dillingham, Lucy Adele ... . ......... 76, 169, 224 Dillon, Francis Henry, Jr.. , .91, 167, 207. 223. 246 Oinnison, Jane Ann ... , ........ 92, 175, 224, 226 Dingle, Douglas ...... . .. . ..... . .. . . SO, 187, 316 Dirks, Robert Louis .... , ...... , ....... , ..... 167 Oisotell, Mose Anthony . . . . .......... 76, 184, 222 Dittman, Helen H. .. . . . 106 Doane, Emery David, Jr ...... ,, .SO, 191,211,331 Dobler, Clifford Irwin ...................... , 184 Dochlos, Catherine .. .... ... .. . .. .. . . .. . 106, 189 Dodd, Waliese Jean . .............. 106, 159, 224 Dodds, Albert Holden .......... SO, 192, 205, 21 1, 2 13, 332 Dodds, Archie Kenneth .. ... . ....... . .... 92, 162 Dodge, Beverly Dolores .... . ......... . ... 76, 172 Doggett. Bernita Ellen ....... •.. . .... . .. 106, 163 Dole, Robert Stanley ............... 218, 221, 24 7 Dolgner. Darrel Dean .................. 165, 218 Dollard, Palrlcla June . .... . .. . ......... 106, 180 Dom!jan, Anne Clare ........... SO, 172, 202, 224 Donaldson, Charles Russell ..... SO, 157, 171, 205, 240, 244 Donart. James Bush ... , . . , .. , .. , ...... , ..... , 76 Done, Priscilla Rae .. , ...... • ...... 106, 177, 2 14

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Donovan. John Patrick . ... ........... . ...... 210 Dooley, Anita .................... . 106, 189. 226 Dooley, Mildred Ira ............ . ....... 106, 163 Douglass. Jane Fredda ...... . ..... . .. . .. 106, 180 Downing. Kenneth Oliver ....... 92, 185, 218, 221 Downing, Mary Elizabeth . . . .. . .. . ... 76, 159, 262 Doyle, Harold Collins .................... 50, 210 Dragoo, Roland Paul. .. . .. . .. . .. . ..... .. 51, 196 Draper, Barbara Jean .................. . 106, 163 Drenker, Egan William ...... . ...... 106, 165, 218 Driscoll, Richard Kennedy .. ..... ..... .. 106, 187 Duberow, Bernard Gerard ... . ............... 223 Duffin, Lawrence H..... . .. . .. . ........ .. ... 162 Dulur, Dale Burchard ....... . .. 5 1, 184, 218. 220 Duncan, Donald Bruce .... . ... . . . .. . ... . 92, 187 Dunkle, Mary Ellen .. . .. .. ..... 76. 174,204,241 Dunkle, Ralph Mason . . ... . .. . .. . .. 106, 188, 222 Dunlap, Dorothy Irene ................. . . 77, 159 Dunn, John Maxwell .. . ...... . ........ . .. . .. 222 DuPuis, Araul. ......... . ............. . 106, 188 Durant, Xavier Edmund ........ 106. 162, 218, 220 Durdy, Jack Clifford ..................... 92, 167 Durham, Harold Eugene ... 5 1, 187. 210. 227, 284 Durham, lames Curtis . ................. 166, 222 Durham, Norma Jule ...... . .. .. .. .. 106, 180. 226 Durk, Robert Roy .......... • ....... . 51, 164, 222 Durtschi, John Ray .... . ..... • .......... 106. 195 Dustin, Marcia . ....... ..... . ... . . .. .. . .. 92. 189 Dustin, Muriel. ... . . ......•............ . 92, 189 DuVall, Robert Lynn .............. . 106. 195, 260 Dwyer, Robert Joseoh . . . . ... . ..... . 210, 317, 3 18 Dye, Robert Ellsworth ........ .. 77, 194,218,221 Dyrgall, Victor . . . . . . . ... 92, 167, 317, 318, 3 19

Ellsworth, Margaret Louise .... • ............. 189 Elmore. Carroll Myers .... .. ... . .. . ... . . 106, 167 Emerich, George Franklin .................. . 164 Emerson, Charles Edward . . . ... .. ........ 92, 161 Engelking, Rex Everett ..... 51, 194, 210, 291, 296 Engler, George .... . ... . ............... 184, 246 English, Edgar ............... .. .. . ....... . . I 71 English. Edward Sylvester ................ 92, 182 Engstrom, Louis A .... . ............ 164, 223, 273 Enquist, Harold Albin ............ . .. .... 51, 184 Epperson, Paul Ingraham ...... 194, 218, 221, 273 Erdman, Virginia Josephine . . .. . 5 1, !58, 170, 242 Erickson, Dorothy Marian ............ 92, 169, 224 Erickson, Ed war:! Junior .......... . ... . . 164, 223 Erickson, Laune Carl. . .... 77, 194. 210, 211, 295. 296.329,330 Erickson, Neyva Maxine ... . .. 33, 36, 45, 51, 172, 202, 224 Erramouspe, John . . . . . . . .. . ... . ......... 92, 167 Erramouspe, Mike .......................... 167 Esplin, Karl G .......... . .. . ... . ...... . 183, 214 Estep, Allen Joe ....................... 225, 332 Ettinger, Walter Hartley.. . . 195, 217, 223 Evans, Adah Claire ......................... . 92 Evans, Frank Butler . . . .... . .. .. 5 1, 157, 192, 213 Evans, James Donald ................ 51, 164, 225 Evans, Margaret Louise .... . ...... . .. .. .. .. . 176 Evans, Wesley J.... . . . . . ... . ............ 92, 171 Evenson, Neal Clilton .................. 106, 109 Everest, Helen ... . ............ . . 89. 92. 163, 177 Eyrich, Charlotte Lucile .. 102, 106, 189. 224, 226

Facer, Grant Thorpe ... . .............. 106, 179 Fahrenwald, M<>ry Low. . . . . 51, 158, 180, 202, 213. 227. 338 Failor, Rose Evelyn... . ....... 5 1, 176. 260, 262 Falconer, Thomas Phar . ...... . .. . ... . .. 106. 181 Falen, Kenneth Melvin .............. 77, 156, 196 Fanning, John Glen ............... . . 92, 179, 218 Farmer, Frederick Parks ................ 106, 192 Farnam, Mary Jean ....................... .. 106 Farrar, John Frank ..................... 182, 225 Farrell, James David ....... 92, 162, 211, 213.332 Farris, Stanley Jefferson . . . . ....... .. 92, 191, 223 Favaro, Bernard John .............. 166, 256. 257 Favre, Christine Ann . . . . .... • .. ... . 77, 160, 260 Fee, Max William .......................... 223 Feldscher, Robert Lon ... . .......... . ... 106. 181 Ferguson, Lewis Eatman ................ 106, 191 Fertic, James Philip . . .... . ... . ..... . ... 185, 225 Ferlic. Stanley Edward . ........ 92, 185, 207, 225 Ferris, Robert John .. ............... . ....... 223 Ferrell, Richard Joseph ....... .. ........ ... .. 164 Fichtner, Roger Salmon ................. 188, 223 Fiegenbaum, Edward Dwight. . . ... ........... 106 Field, Grant Wend.,ll ...... 51, 178, 214, 215, 276

Early, Owen Francis . . . ... . .. . ... . .. . .. . .. .. 164 Easterbrook, Paul Wayne ... .... .. . ..... 223, 246 Eberhard, Milton Frank . . . . . . 33. 73, 77, 184, 205, 207. 215, 273 Eccher, Rena Emma ...... . 92, 156. 189. 206, 224 Ehlers, Melvin Herman ..................... . 179 Eimers, Charles William . . ......... 106, 161, 325 Eimers, Jay Richard ...... . .. . ..... ... ... 92, 161 Eisenbarth, Louella Gladys ............... 92, 189 Elder. Dean Melvin . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . ... 92, 162 Elder, Gerald Walter . . . ............... ..... 51 Elder, Joan Frances .. ... ...... . ..... . ...... . 173 Elder, Mary Jane ........................ 92, 173 Eldridge, Franklin Elmer .. ... . .. 43. 5 1, 164, 215, 225,260 EIIers, Gale Ann ...... . ... . . . ..... . 5 1, 175,204 Eller, Lyle Ward .. . .... ............ .... .... 223 Ellingson, Robert Donal. ............ 92. 195, 223 Elliott, George Robb ................ ..... 51. 187 Ellis, Ernest William ...... 106, 181, 218, 221, 247 Ellsworth, James . . . . ...... 77, 183,21 1,214.215, 225, 273, 276, 332

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File, Leland James . ...... . ......... 183. 214, 215 Finch, Elinore Clare . .. ..... .. .. . ... 77, 170, 226 Finch. Norman Lee ......•...•.. 77, 184, 218. 220 Finch. R<1ymond Charles ...... . 106, 185, 218, 220 Finkelnburg, Oscar Carl. .. . .......... . .. 92, 192 Finlayson. Frank Ernest. ..... . ..... . ........ 161 Finley, Betty Joanne .. . ............. 77, 176. 260 Finnell, Charles Alison ... . . . ... .. .. . 51, 187. 205 Fischer. Richard Harry .... • .. . .......... 51, 191 Fisher, Jean Edgar ....... . • .... . .. . .. . . . 51, 223 Fisher, Lester Corlis . . . . ..... . .............. 221 Fisher, Viola .................... . . . 77, 189. 224 Fisk. Harold Russell . .. . .. . . .. . . 51. 161. 212. 270 Fitting, Ray Rudolph ........................ 188 Flttpatrlck. John Joseph . . . . .. . .. 52, 192, 203, 205 Fieldsted. Dewilton E. . .................. 92, 188 Flasse. Marlon....... . .. . . . . . 171 Flathers, Harriett ........................ 77, I 76 Flay, Roy Beach .......... . ....... . ..... 92, 185 Fleming, Robert Burns ................... 92. 161 Fleming, Ruby Lucille .......... 92, 159, 206. 285 Fly, Bessie Marguerite ... . .. . .... . . 189, 224, 226 Follett, Dorothy Elizabeth ................ . 92, 174 Ford, Georgia Gean .... .... . . 106, 173, 224, 226 Forgey, Lyle Kenneth . . .......... . ....... 52, 223 Forsyth, Marion George ... . ...... . . 106, 165, 214 Fortin. Robert Claire ............... 194, 218, 221 Fossum, Lee •.... . .• .. ......•.............. 165 Foster, Allan Douglao . . ... . 77, 181, 211, 216, 332 Foster lames Albert. ................ 77, 166, 301 Foster. Mary Helen .... . . . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. 106, 174 Fouls, Richard Lane ... .................. 77, 244 Fowler, Marion Jane ............... . .. . .. 52, 160 Fowler, Ray Russell . . . . ... ......... ...... 52, 214 Fowler, Ray Warren ........................ 183 Fowles, J. Francis . ........ 52, 188, 205, 212, 270 Fowles, Marilyn .. . .. . ................. 106, 170 Fox, Elsie Joyce ......................... 77, 172 Fox, Jack Judd . . . ... . .. . . • . .. . .... I06, 195,218 Fox, James Daniel. .................... . .... 2 18 Fox, William Dudley . ... .. .. .... .. .. .... . .... 52 Frank, Evelyn Lois ................. 106. 173, 213 Franklin, Del.ance Flournoy ... . . . . . . . 77, 215, 225 Franklin, Rudy Raymond ....... 92, 157, 187, 210, 273, 289, 296 Fredekind, Norman Victor .......... 106, 195, 325 Frederic, Gordon Lowell . ... . ............ 52, 164 Freeburg, William Almon ... . ... . .... . ... .. . 106 Freeman, David Everett ... ...... .. ...... . 52, 331 Freeman. Jim . . . . . . ......... . .. • .. ..... . 92, 188 Frei, Albert Henry . ...... .. . ..... . ..... . 52, 166 Fret. Frances Jean ... . .... . .. • ..... . .. . .. .. . 163 Frey, W. Kirk ..............•..•....... 260. 262 Fritsch, Gordon Douglas . .... . ... . ...... 106, 185 Fritsch, Harold Curtis ..... .. . . . . .... 52, 184, 276 Frost. Rodney . ....... .. ............... 106, 195 Fry, John Leroy . . ...... . .. 92, 190,217,218,219 Fry, Marlin Louis .... ... .... , .106, 190, 211, 333 Fryar, Robert Marshall. . .. .. . 92, 181, 218, 247

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Gaekel, John Walker. . . . ... .. ...... 165. 218 Gallney, John Edward . .. ... . . .. .... 77, 187, 207 G age, Orland Francis ... . . . . .. ... .. .. . .... .. 106 Galbraith, Gertrude Lorna . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . 92, 189 Galbraith, G lenn Fay... .. . ...... . . . . 77, 164 Gale, Helen .. .. . . . . . . 106, 186 Galling, Walter ...... . . . . ... . .. . .. ........ . 223 Gamble. Mary Genevieve ..... . ... . .. .. .. 77, 175 Gano, Mary Belle . . . . . . ... . .. .. .. .. 92. 170, 245 Gardiol. Fred L.. .... ......... , .. .. .. .. 184, 227 Garfield, Gloria Ethel .. ...... .. .. .. . 92. 174, 241 Gariono, Louis .. .. ... ... .. ... . .. .. .. . ..... . 191 Garner, Jay Gibson ... . . . .. .. . .. .. . . 92, 185, 207 Garner. Joseph P ... . ... ... . ... . . .. 106, 185. 207 Garrard, Veri Grady .. .... . .. . ..... . .. . 106, 183 Garra rd, Willis Dolan . . . . ...... ... .. 77, 178, 214 Gaskill, Alice. . ....... . . .. .. .. .. .. . 77, 169 Gauss, Mary Louise. .. . . . .. . 52, I 70, 245 Geddes, Beth O.rol. ..... ... .. . ... .. . .. . 52, 159 George. Leonard Milton .. 102. 106, 162, 245, 257 Gerton, Myron Parker .. .. . . . . . ... .. .. . . 106, 218 Gibbs, Jacob Garland . .... .. .. . .. .. .. ... . .. . 195 Gibbs, Lauretta Aqnes . . . . ... ...... 106, 159, 163 Girson, George Willard . ... . .. .. .. ... .. . 92, 188 Gibson, John Warren . . ...... . .. . 89, 92, 179.218 G ibson, Oris Otto ... . .. . . .. .. . ... .. . ... . ... 225 Gilbert, Rufus Sykes ......... .. .. .. . 52, 166, 223 Gilbertson, Eileen .. ....... . .. . . ..... . ... 77, 174 Gill. Marjorie Mae ..... . .. .... .. ... . .. ..... 106 Gillett, Lawrence A .. Jr . . . . . .. .. 52 , 184, 214, 273 Girard, lames Waite:, Jr ... . . .... . ... 92, 194, 223 Gist. Donald Kayler .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . 92 Givler, Robert Wayne .. ....... . ..... ... . 77, 195 Glahe, Eugene Romanchick .... 106, 167, 218, 221 Glahe, Irene Elizabeth ........ . .. . .. . .. . 106, 159 Glazebrook. Thomas Brad lord .............. . . 209 Glick . Harvey Louis . . . . . ....... . .. . 77, 164, 218 Glindeman, Helen Eli1.abeth .. .. 77, 158, 160, 241 Glindeman, Olive Jean . . . . . .. . .. ....... 106, 160 Gnaedinger, Ernest Edwin ..... 77, 156, 182, 205 Godtland, Ralph Oscar ..... . . .. .. ... . .. 178, 222 Goebel, Laurence Gayheort. ... .. . . .. . ..... . . 52 Goetz, Donald F.......... . ........ . . . ...... 225 Goln, Shannon Sterling. . . . . ... . .. .. . 225 Gordon, Betty Lou . . . ... . ..... . .. ... 92, 174, 226 Gordon, Bruce Wood ..... . .... 77, 194, 272, 284

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Fred George ...... 53, 156, 194, 195, 205 Grant Anderaon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209 Izora VIrginia ....................... 189 Robert Wilson ........ ...... . 53, I 71, 223 Ronald Th&odore . ...... 53. 181, 210, 272, 300,301,302,308 Harris, Walter Morttn ........ .... ............ 53 Harrison, Ceclll..aroy ..... ,,., ....... ,.,,,, .106 Harshb.!rger, Jake, ........ . ......... ,. 53, 166 Harshbarger, Naomi .............. 93, 177, 224 Hart, Clarence ..... 212, 218, 220, 247, 272 Hort, Delphine Lou I". . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93, 177 Hart, Glenn Robort , , , . , , , ... , . . . . . . . . . 225 Hart. Ruben Orley .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . 78, 184 Hart. Wtnlred Evo .............. . .. 93, 163. 206 HartiQan, Mary Ell•m. , .. , ...... , , .. 92, 159, 206 Hartwell, Dallal BernGrd .......•........ 106, 179 Harvey, Frances Madelene. , . , , .. , , , . , ... , . , 224 Harvey, John Francis .........• . ...... .. , 93, 188 Harvey, Pout Bonlamln.,,.,, .. ,,.,,., ... 54, 215 Harward, Philip Sinclair . . . . . . . . ... • ,.,,,,,., 106 Harward, Thomas Glenn .. ,,,., .......... 54, 214 Ha!chett, Lawrence Auhry . .. ....... ,.,, 167, 218 Hothowoy, Richard Horace .............. 106, 19'5 Hauck. Lulu Moe ................... , 55, 186 Havens, Marie Hone .................. 106, 169 Hawley, Emma Pauline ... , .. , .. , , , , 93, 170, 206 Hawley. John Thomas . . , ..•..• ,....... 78, 162 Hawley, Norman Durell .. ,.,,,, .. , .195, 218. 219 Hayes, Wtlhom Je- ..... • . . • .. • .... 78, 192, 273 Haynes. VIrgil Otto .......... .. ..... 93, 195, 217 Hayward, John Forrest. ............ , , .. , 185, 223 Hearn, Philip James ..... ............ .... 78, 188 Heasley, Arthur Monroe., ...... 53, 208, 212, 272 Heath, Betty Jean ......... . ....... ..... 106. 177 Heath, Morlan Allee ........... 78, 169, 226. 262 Heath, Patsy Ruth ......... ... ...... , .106, 170 Hecomovlch. Peter Anthony ... 210, 273. 293, 296 Heqg, Carl Theodora................. 106, 179 Heqg, Wolter Georqe ....... .... ...... 218. 221 Heick, Chester LaRoy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54. 262 Heien, Maynard Francia .... 54, 187, 210, 289, 296 He.ner. PhylliS Kathryn ........... , . . . . . 54, 172 Heist, Evelyn Arden .................. , . 176, 224 Helbling, Raymond Joaeph .............. 106, 168 Helmers, Eulolne Emma ....... . •.. ,, .. , .. 54, 174 Henehan, VIncent. . ...... . .......... .. 195, 323 Hennis, Wilma Luelle ............ ... 93, 189, 214 Heppner, Leo Darrold Dewoln ... .... , ..... , .106 Hermon, Ctcely Ann .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 78, 174 Herrington, Jane Mary ,........ . . . . . . . 106, 175 Hersey, Wendell Lyon . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 78, 188 Hershey, Wilham Robert .... , ..... , . 78. 194, 222 Heshmoti, All ..................... 184 Hess, Dennl1 E. . ........ 54, 211, 223, 332 Hess, Spencer William .............. 91, 162, 244 Heusser, Blaine R............. .... ..... 106, 167 Hickmon, Mary Catherine ...... 78. 163, 100, 224 Hicks, Donald Roy ....... .... . .. . ...... 106, 225 Higgins, Robert Evan ...... . .... 54, 184, 225, 276 Higgins, William Patrick. . . . . . . ......... 167, 323 Higham, Edward Joseph .................... . 223 Hilfiker, Joyce Elaine .........•..... 78, 172, 224 Hill. Cecil Wayne ..... .. .......... 93, 216, 225 Hill. DwiQht Elmer ................... 106, 171 Hill, Lyle Franklin .............. , . . 210 Hill, Mary Roeno .................... 106, 189 Hiller, Mo_ry EIIUibeth .... .......... 54, 169, 213 Hillman, Edo Morlha ..•...•......... 54, 169, 226 Hillman, Helen. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78, 159 Hillman, !do lone ............ , .... , .106, 163 Hilscher, Doria leon, . , .................. 93. I 00 Hilton, Oils Neue!. ..... . . 54, 210, 2 12, 272. 300, 30 1, 302, 308. 309. 3 10 Hinckley, Florence May ..... .... .... 93, 189, 224 Hinckley, !reno Elizabeth ............ 93, 189, 224 Hirschler, Arthur Edmund ...... . ...... , .54, 190 Hilt, Jock B........................ 54, 164, 227 Hobb.!, Robert Lemuel ...................... 223 Hodder, Richerd Uoyd ............. 106, 167, 223 Hodge, Irene Loll ............... 106, 173. 226 Hodges. Dovld Philip ................... 194, 301 HoHman, Betty Rachel............... .106, 160 Hollman, DwiQht Speer... . . . . . . . . . . . 181 Hollman. Helon Groce ........ .. . 88, 93. 163, 206 Hoge, Lava Borb.!ra Rich ................ , .... 54 Holden, Palrlrla ................. , .. 93, 170, 226 Holder, Donald Robert.., ................... 106 Holland. John Sylvester. Jr . .......... 93, 188, 222 Holland, Joseph James, Jr... . . . .......... , , . 185 Hollingsworth, Rolph Jerome....... . .211, 332 Holloway, John Colltna ........ 106, 192, 217, 223 Holmes, Harold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 Holmes, Otho Eugene •.... , 54, 178, 205, 212. 272 Holt. Milton Warner ............... 210. 314, 317 Holt, Robert Harlow.............. 93. 188, 301 Holzer, William Carl... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93, 227 Homan, l..aroy Gerald, . , ............... I 06. 16I Honey, Francis Edward .. . .•........ 93, 167, 218 Honsinger. Roy Thomas .......•..... 54, 166, 167 Hoobing, Raymond Ellis .... .. . . .. . . . 93. 161, 301 Hooper, Keith William .......•... , .106, 195, 323 Hoopes, Gwendolyn Irene ........... 93, 177, 214 Hoopes, HuQh Nelson . ........... .... 43, 54, 166 Hopkins, Donald I..ae .................... 93, 167 Hopkins, Irvin 1- .......... 54, 188. 210, 214. 300. 301. 302 Hopkins, Richard James ............. 78, 171, 301 Hopkins, Vonley E. . . . . . . • . . . . .94, 161 210 Horcvtlz. Robert .. .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . 167 Hom, Charlet Henry ..... •..•.....• 54, 164, 222 Hom, Fred WHilom .............. , ... , 106, 223 Horne, Gerald Fowler ... , . ... . ... . .......... 223 Hoskins, John Richard . ... ........... , .. , . , , . 164 Hoskins, Ordo Muriel. ........ , ... , .54, 169, 224 Hosoda. George Sctuo ... . . . . . .......... 185. 225 Hovey, William Winford ........ . ....... 78, 191 Howard, Donald Ash .............. 94, 161 217 Howard, Emory Muzzy , .... 43, 55, 205, 225, 317 Harris Harr!s, Harris, Harris, Harris,

Howard, John Poraons ........•..•.. 78, 193. 225 Howard, Judy ............. , •........ 185 Howard, Nelson Doloss ....... ... . . . . . . . . .. 164 Howard, Potter Tylee ................. 55, 161 Howe, Nellah Mae .. , ..... , .. ,, .. , ...... 94, 169 Hudelaon, Burke. , ...... ..... ..... I 06. 162, 217 Hudson, Woyno D.... 78, 184, 205, 215, 225. 273 Huetlig, Dora Frances . ......... , .. , .94, 189, 224 Huff. Marton Alexine, ... ,....... . . . . 94, 189 Hughes, Howard Wendell ...... ,. 106, 195, 222 Hughes. Marjorie Eleanor. . . . . . . . ... 227 Hugh4' Mtrlam Eloise . . . . . . . . . . . 94, 189 Hughes, Rolph Vernon .................. 94. 191 Hull, Harold Jay, Jr............ • . 94. 188 Hull. Janet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 94 Hull, John Alden .... 55, 188. 203, 205. 208, 240 Hull, Leroy Del. ....... , ..... , .. , .. ,, .. 108, 19'5 Humphreya, Herman Grant. .... 55, 183, 214, 272 Hungerford, Dorta Olive ............. 55, 174. 260 Hun I, Edwin Charles ...... , ...... ,, .. , .. 94, 185 Hunt, Lowell Clarence ... ......... ,., ....... 225 Hun~ Paul Samuel. ......•.. ,,. 78, 196, 218, 272 Hunt, Rolph Hough.... . .. .. .... . 55. 161, 272 Hunt, Theodore Wolter ........ . .218 221 Hunter, Ferol Lorraine..... . . . • . • • . . . . . 94, 163 Hunter, Glen Addtson .. ....... 55, 162. 208 211. 212. 272, 332 Hunter, Paul Emmell ...........• . • . 108, 168, 218 Hunter, Ruth Ann .............. 66, 156, 172, 224 Hunter, Velva . , . , ............. 94, 206. 214 Husted, Dean Prentice ...... ... , .. , .. , .. , .. 192 Hutchinson, Jomes Ellis. Jr ......... ,. 78. 157 161 Hyde, Adeno Morte .......... , I 08, 170, 226, 24 I Hyder, John .. , .... .......... ........ , ... , .185 Hyke, Franklin Arthur ............. 108, 188. 217

Ilium, Vern DeVere .............•.•. 185, 218 lngebretaen. Vernon Fra.nk.. .... • .. • .. 108, 190 lngeraoll. Walter Thomas ..... , ........ , .161 Ingle, Deryl Devtd .......... .. .... 108, 193. 225 lnQle, William Wolter ....... , ...... , .. , .55, 193 lnQraham, Robert Curwood .... ..•..•... 166, 222 lvle, John Vera!. ..... , .. , ..... , .. , .... 108, 195

Jackson, Richard l..awis. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . I 08, 192 Jackson. Ruth Ellen .... .... , ........ 94. 174, 338 Jacky, Howard Wilson .............. 55, 164, 222 Jacobean, Ira .. . . .. . . . . . .. . .. • .. • . 223, 245 James, Rolph Stephen ......... , . . . . 94, 187, 207 James, Vera Nell ....... .. •. . •. 72, 78, 158, 175, 204,224,338 Jankowakl, Edwin John ......... 55, 164, 209, 223 Janssen. Roaemorle .. , ..... , .. , , .. , . 78, 189, 224 Jasberg, John Henry ....... . .... 94, 167, 218, 221 Jasberg, Robert Nlc<1nder ...... , .... 167, 218, 22 1 Joaukonla, Albert Joseph . . ....... , .. , , .. , , ... 223 Jaussl, Ferdinand G ............ 78, 184, 214, 225 Jeffers, Betty Jo. .. . . .. .. . . .. . .. . 78, 160, 260 Jefferson, Georqe Frederick. ... 94, 167. 222 Jenkma. Uoyd Harold ............... 55, 195, 210 Jenklne. W eo ley Harry . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 215 JenrunQI. Bonnie Jean . .... 78, 124. 160, 204 241 Jensen, Helen Marguerite ....... 55. 156, 176, 224 Jensen, l01<1ph Wmaton ....... , .. , . . . . 179, 214 Jensen, LaMar Kenneth .. •. . •..•........ , , .. , 94 Jensen, LeMoyne ................. 78. 189,214 Jensen, Mark C ..... . .......... 78, 178, 21 I, 332 Jensen, Mary Lou IRe. , . , . , .............. . 94, 173 Jensen, Norman Wesley ........ 94, 181,211,329 Jensen. Robert Fred, ...... , . , , ... , ...... 79, 167 Jensen, Stanley James .... ....... , .. 108, 167 325 Jeppe,.n, Stanley ...........•... . 79, 183,214 Jeppesen, Sylvan .. .. .. • .. • .. .. . . ..... 165 Jewell. JomeaCorl. ............... 79. 171,273 Jockheck. John Rodnck ......... , .. . 79. 171 Johanne,.n, Carl Andrew. . . . . ......... 94 Johannesen, ErlinQ Johann. . . . . . . . . , ... 179, 225 Johanneoen, Robert W.......... 79. 190, 218,220 Johnson, Charles Melvin .......... , .. , ...... 108 Johnson, Don Frtthoil., ...... , .. , ....... 108, 225 Johnaon, Dorl1 Gwendolyn ...... •. ... 94, 180, 206 Johnson, Eleanor Louise, . , .... , , , .. , 94, 177, 226 Johnson, Elmer Edward ................. 164, 272 Johnson, Elmer Laurence ... , .. , .. ,, .... 94, 185 Johnson. Floyd Ernest. .......•............. 165 Johnoon, Henry Robert. .. . . . . . . . • .. . . .. , ... 55 Johnson, Herman Maurice ., .....•. 108. 193, 207 Johnson. Jerome Hugo........•.... 79, 162, 218 Johnson, John Adolf .......... 108, 195, 218, 219 Johnson, Keith Howard .......•.•.. 108, 179, 225 Johnson, Lelia A .. .. .. .. .. . . 108, 177, 226 Johnson, Lin Holmes ........ ,,....... 179, 225 Johnson, Morton Sydney . . ...... , .. , . 94, 173, 206 Johnaon, Merle Douglas ............... , .. , , . 223 Johnson, Wayne Be<1n ....................... 225 Johnston, Creston La roy ....... , , . , , .. , . 218, 221 Johnaton, Faith Mary .... . ............ ,, .55, 186 Johnston, Georgia Florence. , , . , . , • . . . . I08, I 77 Johnston, Jessie Elizabeth ....... 94, 177, 186, 224 Johnston, Marjorie May..... . . . . • . . 55. 174 Johnston, Stedwell ...... 194, 210, 222. 317, 318 Johnston. Wultom Franlt.ltn . . . . . 33, 55, 201. 242 JOice, EltUibeth Marie. . . . . . •. •. . 55, 163 Jonea, Allee Mane ............••• 108, 159, 226 !ones, Ann. . .. .. . .. . .. • .. . .. . .. .94 Jones, Arthur Webster .. ....... 55, 193. 223, 246 Jonee, Carlyl.. Chester ....... . .............. 247 Jones, Cecil Paul ............ , .. , ... 94, 187, 216 Jones, Donald Parkin ... . . . ... . ......... , .... 225 Jones, Edith Lucille .. , .... ,, ..... ,. 108, 177, 226 Jones, Eva Lou.. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. . I 08, 173 lone•. Farrell Jedd . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 108, 161 Jonea, Helen Loul....... , .. , . . , .• 108, 159, 226

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McKoy, Lewis W hitfield ....... . ......... 58, 260 McKeever, Chorles Lee . . . .......... . ... 108, 195 McKeever, Eorle Raymond, Jr .. .............. 264 McKinley, Betty lone .................... 95, 189 McKinley, William Robert ....... . ..... .. . eo. 161 McKinney, Harlow Edgor ..... . 108, 195, 218, 221 McKinney, Som Peter ....... . . . .. ... 95, 191, 207 Mcloughlin, Jack Enloe ........... .. ... 108, 167 Mcloughlin, Robert Froncls .. .. ... . ... . . 108, 217 Mclows, Ina Marvil. . ............ ..... .. ... 176 McLeod, Colin, Jr ..... ... .......... 80, 162, 264 McMahon, John Albert ..... . ............ 95, 187 McMartin, Dorothy Mae ................... . . 176 McMillan, William Walter . . . ............... . 223 McMurray, Normo Lou ........ .. 72, 80. 158, 170, 204, 240, 241 McNall, Mary Lois ............. ......... 95, 189 McNaughton, Finley Hugh ...... eo. 164, 223, 246 McNeil, lourence Wilcke ... .. .. . .. 108, 167, 223 McNuelty, John George ........ ............. 223 McVey, Marvin Eorl. ...... 95, 195,217,218,220

MocCallum, Constonce . . ............... 108, 170 Macintosh, John Kenneth ....... . ... 108, 165. 223 Mackay, Evelyn Margaret. . .. . ... . . 108, 170, 226 MocKenzie, Marie Mobel. ..... • ..... 58, I 72, 224 Mackenzie, Phyllis . . . ............... 95. 186, 226 Mackey, June Lucille ........... . ... . .... 95, 159 Mackey, Oliver Monroe .... ...... ... eo. 157, 191 Mackey, Shirley Wayne . ........ . ..... .. 95, 161 Mockln, Betty Claire ........ ............ . ... 172 MacNomara, Martha Katherine ....... eo. 176. 226 MocNulty, Helen Kathleen ......... . ... . 108, teo Madison, Joseph Morlnus ....... 95, 161, 223. 273 Modsen, Margaret. .................. . .. . ... 180 Madsen, Stanton Raymond ... ........... . . ... 108 Magionas, Quintin Billey .. . ............ 108, 196 Maguire, Jane Ann . ..... . .... 33, 36. 37, 58, !59 Maier, Miriom Lydio .......... . eo. 156, 172, 224 Makelo, George . . . . . . ........ 194, 210, 315, 317 Mollory, Mildred Lee • ... •......... .. ... . eo. 172 Malmquist, Bert Erion . . ... . .. . ... .. . 95, 167, 218 Malmstrom, Monrlng Virgil. .....58, 193, 214, 215 Molnarich . Matthew . . ..... . ............ 184, 222 Mal sed, David Evener .............. . ........ 223 Malta, Joseph Froncis . ... . . .. . . ..... . .. . 167, 323 Mangum, William Farrell .. . ............ 108, 171 Monion. Orville Gayle .......... . ...... 254, 255 Mann, Carl Frederick ....... .. ..... ..... 80, 191 Mann, leon Kother!ne ... . .. . ... 95, 177, 206, 260 Monning, James Gerald ..... .. ...... 95, 181, 2 16 Manning, John Craige ...... .. . . ........... . 164 Manning, Robert Leroy ..... ...... . . 108, 181 ,217 Monson, Howord Eugene ... . .. 188, 322, 323, 325

Moroshinsky, Julius ....... . .. • ...... . .. 217, 223 Marchi, John Michael. .. ................ eo, 192 Morchi, Normo Eugenia ............ . 95, 185, 224 Mardahl, Ruth ...... . ... . . .......... ... . eo. 159 Marquard, Mortin William ......... . 167, 211, 33.1 Marsh, Lovina Lucy ....... 58, 174, 213, 227, 339 Marsh, Phillip Andrew ......... 58, 184, 218, 219 Marshall, David Stockman ........... 80, 187, 272 Morsholl, Lucille .......... 45, 58. 175, 201, 202, 252, 254 Marshall, Mory Fronces ...... . .. 96. teo, 206, 226 Marsing-, Robert. ... . . . .. . ... . ... . ... . ... . .. 195 Martel, Reuben ............................ 223 Mortln, Albert ... .. ..... .. ..•.. . .. .. .. ..... 164 Martin, Alice Ann . . .................... 58, I 70 Mortin, Clyde Benton . . ..... • . . . . .. 108, 181, 2 17 Martin, Curtis Walker . ... • ........ 108, 162, 264 Mortindole, Horold . . . ......... . ........ 218, 221 Martinsen, Ray Keith ................ 80, 168, 273 Maryo!l, Glenn Adolph ....... .. ......... 58, 223 Mosters. Venetio Audrey . . . . . ... . ...... 214, 224 Maslin, Richard ................ • ... . ....... 194 Mother, Ruth Morgoret .... . ................. 172 Mathews, Harold Neol. ..... ....... . .... 179, 179 Motsuro, Setsuo . . ....... . .... • ............. 108 Matthews, Maurice ...................... 96, 225 Mottson, Rolond Mourlce .. . ......... 80, 166, 222 Maugham, John Lowell ............. . 58, 108, 165 Maule, Richord Albert ........ . .. .. ... .. . 80, 184 Maxfield, Joy Myrrl. ......... , . , ... 108, 186, 226 Maxwell, Wolter Eorl. .. .... . , ....... . ...... 167 Moy Vernon ................... . ........... 184 Maydole, Myron Thomas .. ......... 108, 195, 225 Moyes, Williom Deon . . . . . .. . ....... 96, 195, 264 Mays, Clifton Carl. . . .. .......... . . ..... 96, 190 Moys, Onas Lee ......... . ........ . . . ...... . 223 Mazna, Betty Jane ........ ...... . ..... .. 108, 174 Meogher, Francis Arthur ..... . .. 80, 193, 243, 273 Meogher, Leo Norbet. . . . . . . . ... . ....... . 96, 193 Meese, John Carl ........... .. .. .. ..... . .... 190 Megintty, Dole . . . . ..... . . ... ...... . .. . ... . . 194 Meixell, Kathleen Caroline ........ ... .... 96, 170 Melcum, Annamae L............... 108, 173, 224 Meltesen, Clarence Richord .......... 59, 184, 272 Meneely, Elva Myrle ........ . ................ 59 Mercer, Joyce Lucile ............. ... 96, 156, 163 Merrill, Keith Cardon ... ... . . .... . . . . . .. . . . . 108 Merrill, Lloyd C ............. . .......... 108, 225 Merrill, Maxine ... ..... .. .. ..... . .. 59, 159. 214 Merrill, Reid Webb .......... . . ..... 80, 214, 225 Merrill, VerDene . . .. ...... . .. •. .... 96, 173,214 Merriman, Jo Ann Monica .......... .. .... 80, teo Mervyn, William J................ . ... . . I 10, 168 Meserve, Robert Lloyd . . . ................ 80, 184 Meyer, Eugene, Jr ................. 110, 188, 207 Meyer, James Henry ... . ... . ... . ... II 0, 195, 225 Meyers, LuLu Fern . . . . ........ 110, 173, 214, 224 Michels, ArthurGordon . ....... 59, 162,211,331

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Michels, James Richard . ..... ...... II 0, 162. 217 Michelson, Chris E.. . ....... . ... . ... . . . 209, 223 Micklich, William John ........ 195, 210, 295, 296 Middleton. Clifford Eo ton ............... 218, 221 Mihelich, Miro .. . ............. . ... . ... 222, 260 Milar, Jean . ...... ........... 161, 217, 218, 219 Miles, Joseph Rodney ........................ 59 Mil.er, Alvoh Joseph ....................... . 218 Miller, Barbara . ... .........•... . .. . ....... 175 Mlller, Dean Edgor . . .............. 110, 162, 207 Miller, Donald Sturman .......... ..... ...... 165 Miller, James Albert. ................... 185, 2 18 Miller, Jerrald Burke .. . ..... •... . •.. ...... . . 323 Miller, Keith Ivan ........ . ......... . .... 80, 193 Miller, Lovina Elaine . . . . . . . . . ... . .. . .... 96, 189 Miller, Ralph Chaffer ... ... ... • .......... 59, 215 Mllter, Williom A . .. .... .. .. ...... .. 59, 188, 218 Miller, William Bernard . .. . . ... . .. .. . .. 194, 221 Mllliken, Donald Dean . ... ..... . . . .. ....... . . 81 Mills, Eldred H .................... 179, 218, 221 Mtlls, James Neville ............ . ............ 185 Mills, Stonley Roymond ... . 81. 164, 215, 225, 273 Minden. Carl Shaw ..... .. .. . .......... 110, 195 Miner, Ross Ralph ..... . .................... 162 Mitchell, Celia .... ..... . ... . . .... • ... . 110, 189 Mttchell, George Curtis ...... . . • .. . .... . .... 167 Mitchell, William Franklin ........•......... . 167 Moan, Francis . . . ...... .. .. . ... ...... . .. .. . I 76 Moan, Kathleen . ... . , . , .. , .... . .. .. ... , .. , , 176 Moggridge, John ........... . .. . , . . . . .. . 161, 223 Molen, Dayle Hanna .. , ... , . .. , .... 110, 179, 242 Momberqer, Jesse Carl. ....... .. ....... 110, 165 Moncher, Josephine Emma . . . . . . . . ... 59, 172, 224 Montgomery, Kenneth Cassius ...... 165. 218, 220 Montgomery, Margaret Ann . ..... .... 43, 59, 189. 224, 226 Montgomery, Wilma Jane . ... . .......... 127, 189 Mooers, Vivian Ethyle .... . .......... 81. 172, 227 Moor, Isaac Lowery .. .... . . ...... ..... . .. ... 223 Moore, Juanita Evelyn .... . ......... . .... 59, 163 Moore, Leonord Thomas .. . .. . . . .. . .. .. .. . .. . . 59 Moore, Richard Cleve ............... 96, 190, 223 Moron, George Victor .. .. . .. . ...... 59, 215, 225 Moran, Thomas Grayson ................ 166, 222 Morbeck, Charles . . .... .. ...... . . .......... 182 Morbeck. Hazel Irene .. ........ 96, 160, 224, 226 Morefield, Jacqueline Yvonne ...... ..... 110, 177 Morgan, Duane ............... 96, 211, 225, 332 Morgan, Horvey Lenard ... . . . .. . .. . . 8 1, 184, 247 Morin, Edword Peter, Jr .... .. .... .. 188, 218, 221 Morken, David Joseph ..... 59, 188, 218, 221, 272 Morrell, Blonche Elizobeth .. . ... . ..... .. . 59, 169 Morris, Jewell May . ..... . .... . .. . ...... 110, 175 Morris, John Atkinson ............. . 110, 182, 218 Morris, Robert Jomes ... . ... . ............ 96, 187 Morrison, Cecil Henderson . .. . I 10, 167, 218, 221 Morrison, Howord Larue ........ 59, 194, 218, 221 Morrison, Howord Victor ....... . .... 81, 164, 225

Morrison, Phyllis Ware ......... 59, 174, 204, 242 Morrison, William .................. . .. . . 96. 165 Morrow, Arlene June ................... 110, 189 Mortensen, Harry Robert. ............. . . I I 0, 168 Morton, Wt>rren Eugene ....... . . . ........... 225 Morton, William Randall. .. 59, 157, 161. 205, 242 Moser, Doroth¥:................. . .. . .... 96. 189 Moser. Henry Dt>niel ............... 164. 218,220 Moser, Mt>rgaret Louisa ........... . .. . . .. ... 224 Mosher, John Frt>ncis .................. . 110, 188 Mosman, Harry William . ......... . .. . .. . 96, 168 Moss, Robert. . . . . .. . ... . .... . .............. 161 Moll Mary Frances ............ 96. 160, 206, 224 Mottern, Benjamin Cleveland ........ 59, 193, 208 Motzko, Helen Bernice .................. . 96, 160 Mouat, Wlllit>m Gt>vin . . . . . ...... . . .. ... 110, 190 Mowe, Robert Eden ......................... 218 Moygridge, John ............................ 81 Muck, ImoGene . .. . . ... . . . .. . .. . ....... 81, 172 Mueller, Edwin Lee .......... . .. 73, 81. 191, 205, 207, 218. 221 Mueller, Lillian Mt>rgaret. ............... 81, 189 Mueller, Waldemt>r ...........•..... 59. 184, 223 Muller, Carole Marie . ... . . . .. . . . ....... 110, 177 Muller, Ray Xt>vier .......... • .. . .. . .. . .. 81. 194 Mullin, Alta Mae . .... . ..... . ..... . . 96, 169, 338 Mulroney, Muriel Mt>xine ..... • .... 110, 169. 226 Munro, Forriest Marvil. .... . .. • .... 110, 165, 225 Munson, Orville Oscar ...................... 323 Murdock, Quentin Chester . . . ....... 81, 164, 214. 225. 273 Murphy, Charles William, Jr .... . .... 59, 171. 272 Murphy, Lorraine Frances .............. 110, 170 Murphy, William Edward ....... 59, 192, 212. 272 Murray, Paul R.......... . .... . .. . ....... 60. 187 Myers, Reginald Rodney ... 60, 190, 216. 218. 220 Myers, Eugene Wimberly .. . ..... . . I 10. 191, 325 Myers, Nona Maxine . ....................... 173 Myers, Ralph Dudley .......... • .. . .. 96, 187,218 Myhre, Byron Winston ...... • ....... 60, 191, 227 N

Nally, Vincent. ................. . . 110. 195, 217 Neal. Ellie Rosemary ............... I I0, 173, 224 Neal, Robert Emanuel. ......... 60. 210, 227, 317 Neal, William Carroll . . . . . . . .. .. . . ..... . . 81. 161 Nearinq. Oral Silas ..................... 81, 273 Neely, John Franklin . . . . .... . ... . ........ . .. 217 Neilson, Tad ..... . . . ..... 102. 110. 165, 207, 225 Nelson, Carol Eileen ................... 110. 163 Nelson. Darcy William ....... . .......... . ... 185 Nelson, Eunice ......................... 96. 177 Nelson, Eva Mary . . . ..... . . . . .. . .. . . . ... 81, 172 Nelson, John Zumwalt. .... • .... 81, 157, 192, 247 Nelson, Oren Arthur ..... . .. . . . .. . .. . .. 214, 218 Nelson, Paul Norman .................... 96, 168 Nelson. Victor Louis ................. . ... 96, 195 Nesbitt Elmer Kenward ......... 60. 194, 218, 219 Neudeck, James Tootell ... . . . ... 96. 185. 218. 221 Newby, Burns G ....................... 110. 183 Newell Clell Ansel. ............... . ........ 225 Newell, Jack ..... . .......... . I 10, 195, 323, 325 Newlon, Robert Ross ........................ 195 Newman, Helen Gertrude ... . . .. . . .. . .. . 110, 189 Newman, Groge R................ . ......... 195 Newton, Virginia ................. . 110, 180, 226 Nichols, Esther Lee. . .... 96, 170, 224. 243 Nichols, Fred Joyce ................ 167, 295. 296 Nicodemus, Gerald Marcus .. . .. . . . .. . .. 218, 219 Nieman. Hudson Robert. ... 60, 188, 205, 264, 331 Ntxon, Dorothy Aqnes... . . . . 96, 186 Nixon, Floyd George ................ 96, 183, 214 Nixon, George Willred ..... . .. 188. 210. 293. 296 Noble. Edward ........................ 194, 223 Nolan. Cdrol Leora .... . ..... . .... . I I 0, I 77, 224 Nonini, Lewis Gordon. . .................... 164 Nordby. Beuletta Margaret. ... .. ..... 64, 172, 224 Nordby, Rowena Eleanor ............ 96, 172, 224 Norris, Cdrolyn St>rah . .............. 96, 169. 206 Nuffer, Myron Gerald . ... . .. . . . ........ I 10, 185 Numbers, John Robert .... 110, 181, 211, 247, 333 Nystrom, Harold Rudolph . . ..... 60, 184, 218, 221

0 O'Brien, Frank Melvin ................... 60. 187 O'Connor, Georald Wayne .... . 96, 167. 211, 213, 223. 325. 332 O'Connor, Kathryn Jeane .... . .......... 110, 159 O'Connor, Robert Dale . .... . . 110. 195, 211, 217 323. 333 O'Meara. William Myron ............... . 96, 192 O'Rout>rk, Terenoe . . ........... 96. 192. 218, 221 Oaas, Torgus Laurandeau .............. . .... 222 Ot>kes. George Lee . . . .................. 81, 181 Obendorf, Robert Otto ........ • .... I 10, 179, 225 Ochsner, George Ht>wley ................ 96. 195 Odom, Margarette .......... . ... . .. . .. . ..... 177 Olm, Frederick Arno . ....... . ...... 96, 195, 218 Olmstet>d. Glen Leonard .... • .......... 178, 276 Olmstead, Ida Rebecca ...... • ..... 110, 189, 224 Olmstet>d, Vert> Mt>ry .................... 60. 160 Olsen, Vera Madge ................ . 81, 176, 2 14 Olsen, Wesley Cht>rles ...................... 225 Olson, Andrew Clarence, Jr.......... . .. . 60, 166 Olson, EliZt>beth . . ..................... 110. 159 Olson, June Eileen ........... . .. . .. . .... 96, !59 Olson, Richt>rd Alfred .................. 218. 219 Olson, Stanley Fielding . . .. . . . .. . .. . 96, 179, 214 Opedt>hl, Mt>rtha Lillie .. . . . ......... 60. 172. 224 Oppeheim, Alioe ......... . .. . ............· .. 176 Orlob, William Jt>mes ................... 60. 164 Orme. Florence . ..... . . . .. . .. . 81, 170, 224, 285 Orr. Katherine Maxwell . . ...... 96, 173, 224, 226 Orr, Margt>ret Peebles .............. 81, 176, 226

Oslund, George Russell ........ 96, 195, 218, 219 Ostrander. Pt>trlclt> Ann ... . . . ..... . ..... 81. 174 Ostrom, John Earnest .................... 96, 193 Ott. Virginit> .................. . .. . ......... 189 Ottley, Rex Andrus ............ 96, 165, 214, 225 Outz.s, Dorothy Ann ............... 110, 175, 226 Oylear, Theodore Alan ............ 166, 218, 221

Pt>ce, David George ................. . .. . . . . 168 Pace, Robert Maurice ........ • ..... 110, 168, 323 Pt>cker. Det>n Millington ............ . .. . .. . .. 223 Page. Philip Roy ............................. 65 Pagel, Richt>rd Frederick .................... 160 Paine, Lee Alfred ................. .. ....... 223 Palmer, George Austin ....... . .............. 195 Pt>lmer, Jarvis Page ......... • ...... . 81, 214, 264 Palmer, Patricia Violet ............. 110, 177, 226 Pardue, Lee Jt>mes .......................... 185 Parish, Oliver Lewis ........ . .. . .. . .. . ... 96, 167 Park, Nelson Gray ...... . ...... 81 194, 218, 273 Pt>rklnson, Louis Davtdson ...... 81, 156, 164, 215 Parks, Florence Ruth ......................... 96 Pt>rks, Keith Walker .......... 110, 168. 2 18, 221 Partner, Marion Gloria ........ . ... . 189, 260. 262 Pt>rvin, Donald Ray ...................... 60, 161 Pasborg, Francis Melvin . . .. • ..... . ...... 96. 168 Passey Mirl Jay ................... 110 179, 225 Passic, Alex.. . . . . . • . . . ..... 60 Patano, James Vincent. .................. 81, 192 Patterson. Claramay . ............... 81. 174, 2 14 Patterson, Willard Hale .. . ......... 110. 193, 207 Pt>tton. Leonard Harold ...... . ..... 110, 181, 225 Patton, Robert Franklin .. . ..... . ............. 166 Paul, Mildred Josephine .. . .............. 96, 177 Pauley, Roy Clifton ........... . .... . ..... 81. 187 Paulsen, Albert Willis ......... 110, 162. 218. 220 Paulsen, Donald Davis ...... . ........... 110, 188 Pt>ulsen, Richard Baker ............. . .. . . 81. 188 Payne, Cloyd Terry ..................... 81. 223 Pt>yne, Gene Francis . . . . . ..... . .. . .. . .. . 60. 223 Payne, John Charles ........................ 223 Paynter, Cdrolyn Alice ............. 110, 180. 260 Paynter. Phyllis Eleanor ........ 96, 180. 226, 227 Peak, Jack Waldo ...... .. ..... . ..... . ... 96. 195 Pet>rson. Lennart Glover ................. 81, 184 Peck, Ollie Lou ......................... 96, 180 Pederson. Gert>ld Edwin ...... . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 165 Peebles. Dorothy Maryotl ............ 60. 180. 255 Peebles, Earl LindlAy . ... . ..... 60, 184, 211, 218. 221. 332 Pence, Jack Taylor ........ . ...... . ..... 191. 205 Pence. Theodore Robert. ............ 96. 161. 222 Pence, Thomas Franklin ................. 97. 191 Pendrey, LeGrand ............. 60. 178.212. 272 Penick, Eugenia Ruth ...... . ............ 158, 186 Penick, Walter Lee. Jr ............ . .. . ... 8 1, 181 Pennell, George Nelson ................ 110, 188 Perkins, Dorothy Jean .......... 81. 180. 224, 226 Perkins, Joan ........................... 81. 186 Perkins, Paul Craig .... . ........ . .. . .... 97, 161 Perry, Jack Ray .................... 97, 165. 225 Peterman, Nelse Walter . . ........... 97, 191, 223 Peters, ChMles Ft>irchild ..... . .. . ..... . . . ... 188 Peters, Ralph Black ....... 110. 168, 207, 218, 220 Peterson, Grace Elizabeth ....... . .. . ..... 97, 163 Petersen, Lyle Leo .......................... 179 Peterson, Dale John ....... . ..... . ........... 225 Peterson, t::'onald Frederick ................ . . 276 Peterson, Floyd Elwood ...................... 110 Peterson, Ivan Erland ............ • .. . .... 97, 222 Peterson, Lloyd Edward ..................... I 10 Peterson, Mary Jane ........... . ..... . .. . ... 60 Peterson, Oscar Rudolph ...... .. ........ 218, 219 Peterson, Theodore Edwin ....... . .. . ... 218, 220 Peterson, Wayne Ellsworth .......... 97, 181, 273 Petty, Keith ....... . .. . ............. 82, 183, 214 Phillips, Robert Leslie ..................... . . I 79 Phtr,pen, Daniel Kirby ..... 61. 157, 181, 205, 208 Pic a rd. John Chester .............. . ... 218, 221 Piedmont, Joseph, Jr ......................... 210 Piedmont. William A .... . ... . ...... 2 10. 293. 296 Pier, Jane Alberta ............ 33, 36, 45, 61. 174. 202. 240. 244 Pierce, Allee Joyce .................. . ... 97, 173 Pierce, Amy Jean ......... • ............. 97, 173 Pierce, Arnold Leroy ... . .. • .. • .. . .. . .. . .... 165 Pinson, Carl Raymond .... • .. II 0, 179, 325 Pinkerton, Ralph ....... . ... . . . ......... . 97. 187 Piper, John McMill~n ................... 110. 187 Ploss, Laurene Marie ... .. . . .. . .. . . 110, 189. 224 Pohlman, Cdtherlne Mary ........... 97, 189, 214 Pollak. Dale Shrewsbury ....... . .... 61, 178. 222 Poller, Bernard ........................ 216. 324 Pomeroy, George Winfield .............. 110, 179 Pond, Burritt Hollister ......... 110, 187, 217, 218 Poole, Barbara Jean ........................ 177 Post, Cdrol Jayne .......... • ... . .... .. . . 97, 177 Potter, Hallie Margaret. ................. 82, 176 Potter, Mildred Ellen ......... • ...... 61. 176, 224 Potter, Vivian Marie .................... 110, 189 Potts, Robert . .. . ..... . ..... • ........... 97, 187 Poulos, George Argis ..... . ..... . ... 97, 193, 324 Pound, Lucille EliZt>beth ......•.......... 97, 173 Powell, Jessie May ....... . .......... 97, 163, 170 Powell, Marvin Schow .............. 61, 214, 215 Powers, Harold Auburn . ...... . .... . .. . .. . .. 222 Prather, Eugene Cdlahan ....... 61, 168, 212, 215. 216. 272 Price, Dale Knight. . .......... 110, 195, 323, 325 Price, William Lyle .. . .... . .. . . 82. 214, 223, 246 Priest, Wilmer Glen ........................ 165 Primus. Betty Jean Marie . . . . ............ 110. 186 Prins, John Rinse .......................... . 162 Probst. Nolan ..... . .. . ....... • .. • .......... 222 Procter, Henry James . . .....•.. • .. • ...... 97, 190 Pye, Alice Marie ....................... 110, 160 0

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Ardvs Francile .. ............. 110, 173 Ray, Eleanor Susanne ................... 82, 176 Raymer. Marylou ..... . . .. .............. 82, 186 Raymond, Jack Darrell .............. 82, 220. 247 Rea, Cdrmoleta Bessy ...... . ... . .. . .. . . 110, 177 Read, Eugene Wesley . . ....... 110, 188, 213, 325 Read, William Woodgate ....... 61, 171, 209. 223, 246. 272 Ream, Lois Mt>rgaret. . .. . .. . ............ 82. 176 Reay. James Jonalht>n .... .. . .. ........... . .. 223 Records, Clyde Vincent. ...... . ..... . ....... 110 Reddecopp, Wayne Allen ....... . .. 110, 167, 217 Reddeford, Geor9e Eugene ..... 82. 166, 208, 211 Reed, Donald Franklin .......... 97, 181, 211, 329 Reed, Katherine Etta ..... .. ......... 82. 172, 226 Reed. Wallace ............... . ......... 110, 188 Reeder. Barbara Josephine .............. 110, 173 Rees, Herbert Llewellyn ...... • .. • ...... 110, 165 Reese, Gladys Martha .... . ............. 110, 170 Reeves, Helen Maxine ..... . ....... 97, 173 Reilly, John Joseph ...................... 61. 187 Reimers, Margaret Madsen . .. . ... . . . .. . ..... 110 Reinhardt, George Ray, Jr ............... 110, 179 Reisenauer, Hubert Michael. .... 61, 164, 21!'1. 276 Renfrew, Herman Edward ............... . 97, 193 Renfrew, Jerry Franklin ................. 110, 179 Renfrew, Mary Jane ..................... 61, 170 Retherford, Margaret Morse .... . .............. 61 Retherford, Mary .... . .. . . . ... . .. . .. 82, 170, 20 I Retherford. Phyllis Ann ............ 110, 170,226 Retherford, Robert Wheaton .. . .. . ... 61, 218, 221 Reuther, Ruby Charlotte ................. 82, I 76 Reynolds, Dale Lavern . .. .. .. . ... . ..... . . 97, 195 Reynolds, Maxine Nancy .................... 110 Reynolds, Woodrow Arthur .. . . . .. ... . ... . 61, 215 Rhea, VIrginia Patricia ................... 82, 180 Rhett, Robert Franklin ........................ 61 Rice, Alfred John .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . ..... . ...... 223 Rice, Allen Culley .................. 82, 156, 196 Rice, Dont>ld Thompson . ...... . .. . .. 97, 161. 207 Rice, James Francis ........... . 61, 187. 212. 272 Rice, Loren Charles .................... . 97. 161 Rice, Marian Jeanne ............... . 82. 160, 213 Rice, Nina Lucile ................... 82, I 75, 227 Rich, Joseph Ellis .. .. ............. .. .... . ... 217 Richards, Arthur Winston ............... 192, 218 Richards, Ella Coleman. . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . 82, 176 Richardson, Alice ...................... II 0, 163 Richardson, Geneva Anna ....... . ... 6 1. 189, 213 Richardson, Jean Isabelle ............ 97, 189, 213 Richardson, Virginia Aleda . ........ 110, 177, 226 Richardson, William ............... 110. 187, 218 Richardson, William H .............. 97, 188, 207 Richmond, Raymond Lee ... . ....... . .... 225, 276 Ricks, Cleo ........................ 97, 177. 214 Ricks, Garth A ............................. 179 Riedel, Minnte Elizabeth .......... . ..... 110, 170 Riegel, Robert Dee ............ 110, 195, 222. 264 Rieman, Clarence Henry ... . ................. 97 Rigdon. Melvin LeRoy .......... 97, 195, 216, 223 Riley, Edward Michael. ............. 61, 192, 205 Riordan, Ben Raphael ... . ... . .. . ..... . . .. ... 179 Ripley, Mary Ellen .................. 97. 175, 224 Robbins: Robert Edward ..... . .. 82. 184. 2 15, 273 Roberts. Donald Ellis .................... 61. 194 Roberts, Edna Lucylle ....... . ...... 110. 177, 224 Roberts. Frances Pomeroy ............. . . I 10, 177 Roberts, Virginia Alice .............. 62, I 70, 260 Robertson, Cody George . . . . . . .. . .. . .... 216. 273 Robertson, Donald Bruce .... 70, 82, 156, 178, 225 Robertson, Helen Irene ........... . ...... 82, 172 Robinson, Kathryn Ann ............ 110, 160, 226 Robinson, Leonard S .................... 181, 2 18 Robinson, Nancy Elizabeth .... . .. . .... . . II 0, 170 Robinson, Robert Maxfield ...... 97, 162, 187. 217 Robson. Robert Morgan ....................... 97 Rockwell, Frt>nklin Dayton ........ . ..... . . 62, 162 Rodgers, Ray Burnett. .... . ........ 182, 191, 264 Rogers, Helen Pauline ... . .. . ... . .. . .. . .. 62, 176 Rohlman. Ray Chester ............ . ......... 223 Rohrbach, Robert Jack ............ . .. . .. . 82, 188 Rolph, Allen Roger ............. 82, 182. 218, 221 Roper, Donald Ross ............ 82. 187, 218, 219 Rosamand, James Robinson .............. 110, 195 Rosen, Sam Dill.. .................. . ... 110, 185 Rosenau, Gustav Delos ..... . . . ..... 110. 157, (67 Rosenberry, Robert Gordon ...... 89, 97, 167,301 Rosenheim, Gustav ............ . .. . 162, 203, 205 Rosenheim, Margaret Timm .............. 82, 180 Roskelley, Robert Warren .............. . 110, 185 o •••••

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Roy L...... . .. .... . .. . . I 12, I 79, 260 Spalding, Carlton Thomas . . . , .• , ........ .. .. 222 Sparks. Ruland George ..... . ....... 64, 184, 276 Spaulding, Arlin Robert. ..... , ...... .. ... 83. 188 Spaulding, Janice ....... . .. . ..... . 112. 177, 214 Speer, Bonnie Lynne ... ........... .. .. . 11 2, 177 Spence, Dorothy Katherine .... . ...... , ... 98, 173 Spencer, Ben ........ .............. .. .. . ... 223 Spencer. lawrence Home ..... . 83, 183, 214, 260 Spencer, Marsha ll Eugene ........ . . 179, 218, 223 Spencer. Winston Thomas . . ............ 218, 221 Spofford. James Robert. .......... . ....... 98, 171 Spohn, Robert Lawrence . . . .......... . .. 112, 195 Sprague. William Benjamin.... . .... 98, 190 Sproat, William Tennell . ........... 112, 207, 2 17 Sproul, Jes.• Stanley ..... . . ...... . .. . .... 64, 225 Stafford, Nancy June .. ......... ........ . 98, 170 Stalsberg, Roy ............. . .. .... .... . . 98, 188 Stamper. Lyman Donne!. ........ •. ...... 64, 178 Stanfield, Robert Nelson . .............. . . 64, 194 Stank is, Sylvester Geor<Je ..... . ......... 195, 323 Stanton, Claudine Mar<]oret. ... . ..... . .. 112, 189 Stanton, Edgar Williams lll .... ...... 64, 218, 219 Staples, Winfred Wayne ..... . .... . . 98, 185, 264 Stapleton, Marjorie Constance ........... 112, 177 Stark, Clarence Elmer .......... . ...... ..... 112 Stark, George William ... . .. .. ...... , ........ 64 Stark, Robert Dale .......... • .. • ... . ... 165, 222 Starr, Rose ................. • .. • ....... 1 12, 160 Stauff, Clifton Byron . . . ...... ...... 112, 195, 218 St. Clair, Richard Conley . . . . .............. . . 195 Stearns. Llewelyn Byron ......... .. ... ...... . 196 Steele, Geor<Je Brunt .... . 194, 210, 225, 301, 304 Steele, Leigh D .. .......... .... .. .... ....... 112 Steele, Leslie Ray ... . ... . .............. 112, 195 Steele, Norma Bryant . ... .... . .. . .. . 83, 172, 262 Steelman, Clarence Dale . . ..•..•... 179, 218, 220 Stein, Jessie June ...... . .. . .. . ...... 83, 172, 224 Steiner, Homer Calvin . ............... . . 185, 218 Steneck, Attilio .. .. .. . .. . .. . .............. . 164 Stephenson, Melvin Joseph ...... .. . . 84, 183, 214 Stevens, David Clair .. . ..... ,, .. , . ..... 2W, 221 Stevens, Mildred Elizabeth ..... . . . .. 163, 224, 226 Stevens. Roy Robert. ...... . ....... ..... 112, 190 Stevens, Wilford... ... . .......... , . . 166, 223 Stevensen. David ............ . ..... . ... 184, 214 Stewart, Russel Stoffer ............. 164, 218, 220 Still, Richard R•lph ........ 84, 157, 171. 240, 241 Stillinger, John Robert. .. ...... . . ... 98, 188, 223 SUllinger, Richard Conrad ......... . ... . . 98, 188 Stitt, Carlyle Ben .. . .. . ... . ............. 64, 221 Stockton, Mary Martha. , ........... . 64, 160, 226 Stockwell, Max Carlton . . ................. . . 225 Stoddard, Elizabeth Anne ..... . . 64, 172 224 226 Stoddard, George Edward . . ... , ....... . 165, 225 Stokes, Mer! Wilford ..... ... , . .. . ..... . 112, 185 Stokes, Wilton D................. .. ...... ... 217 S tokesberry, Elsie Mae . . . . . 64, 176, 226, 227, 339 Stone, Addison William .................. 98, 168 Stone, Lois Elinor ............. . .. . . 98, 175, 262 Stone, Raymond Warren ...... .. .... 64, 18-\, 223 Storey, Gerald ............... . ... . .. . . . 64, 192 Storey, Vernon Clark .............. 192, 207, 245 Stout. Glenn A ................... . 167, 2 18, 220 Stout, Robert JAthro ... . . . ......... . 1 12, 195, 218 Stover, Catherine ............... .... . .. . 98, 1 77 Stranahan, Cherryol Claudine . . . .. ... . .. 112, 173 Stratton, Byron Lynn . ... . . . ......... 98, 181. 21 7 Stringer, John Edwin ...... ....... . ... . . 1 12, 1 79 Stroback, Paul John . . . . ........ . ....... 112, 223 Strom, Dorothy Cecelia .... . .... • .. • .... 112, 189 Strong, Donald George .... ... ... . . . ... . 112, 195 Stroschein, Harold W~rd ............. .. . ... . 185 Sturgill. Junaita Faa .......... • ....... , ... , . 112 Sutlivan, Elmo Joseph ...... . ... . .. . 162, 210. 301 Suit, Harry Mnurice .............. . 184. 218, 219 Summerside. Geor<]e William ........ 64, 194, 223 Sundber<], Mar<Jaret Pauline ... . . ... . 112, 189 Sundeen, W1lham Erhard ......... . 112. 195, 241 Suomtnen. Roy Arnas ............... 84, 223, 246 Sutherland. Barbera Rae . . . . . .... . ....... 98, 159 Sutherland, Betty Mae ...... .. .. . ... . . .. . 98, 159 Sutton, Buhl Wheeler ... . .. 84, 184, 211, 273, 332 Sutton. Dorothy Pearl. .............. 98, 189, 224 Sutton, Vernon Wayne . . .... 7 1, 84, 184, 215. 273 Swan, Donald Chester .. ... . .... .. . I 12, 161, 207 Swan, laird Burton .................. .. . 98. 191 Swanson, Robert. ........... , ...... 84, 156. 185 Swanson, Roberta Elo!se . ... .. . .. . ... . .. . 98. I 60 Swanstrum, Mar<]aret Jane ..... 112, 177. 224. 226

Swantek, Sara Jane ., ................. . . 64, I 75 Swayne, Rachel Ann . . . . ........ 89, 98, 177, 206, 213. 339 Sweetwood, Charles William .... . ....... 165, 222 Swenson, May Evelyn . .. ... . ........... 112, 173 Swinney, Donald Henry., .. , ... 84. 166,211,332 Swisher. Robert Bryce .. . . .. ... . 64, 171, 218, 220 Syron, Ramey Oito .... 84, 156, 178, 218, 221, 273 T

Tabor, Jean ........... . .. . ......... , .. 112, 174 Takatorl. Tommy Talami. ........... 185, 218, 247 Talbot, Lawrence Denis . ... . ........ 98, 161, 217 Talbot, Richard Votaw .......... 64, 178, 218, 221 Tautfest. Earl Wayne . ... . . . . ........ 84, 193, 225 Taylor, Alan Ian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 222 Taylor, Duane Leroy . ...... . ....... . 98, 167,217 Taylor, Eugene Emerson ...... . .......... 84, 188 Taylor. Geor<Je Howell .. .. .............. 65, 168 Taylor, Peter Wayne .. . .. .. .. .. ... , ... . 209, 223 Taylor, Roy ............. ... ....... . ... 195. 223 Taylor, Sennett Sylvester ..... ... , ... . ... . 65. 194 Taylor, William Edgar . . . . ...... 84, 184, 218, 219 Terrell. Thomas Fontaine II. . . ... .. .... . .. 84, 190 Terrell. True ............ . ... . ...... , ... . ... 185 Terriere. Leon C ..... .... .. ...... . 185, 214, 225 Tewhey, John Stanton .. . .. . ............ 112, 195 Theriault. Alice Emily ......... . ..... 98, 186, 226 Thomas, Byron Kay . . . ............. 211, 222, 332 Thomas, Charles Richard ............ , , . 112, 185 Thomas. Clifford George Jr ........ .. 98, 190, 216 Thomas, David James . ......... . 65, 192, 212, 272 Thomas, Ethel Elizabeth . ...... 112. 186, 224. 226 Thomas, Gerald Way lett. .... . .. . .......... . 223 Thomas, Grant Wayne ... ... ,, ..... 178, 214, 225 Thomas, Harold J............ . .. . ... , ... 112. 179 Thomas, John James ............ 84, 164, 210, 318 Thomas, Leo Alvon ......... .. ...... , . .. . . . . 112 Thomas. Roberta Nell ...... 98. 186, 206, 224, 226 Thome, Paul Irwin, Jr ...... .......... . .. 112, 165 Thompson. Anson Eugene ..... 112, 168, 217. 218 Thompson, Jacqueline Ann ...... , .... . . . 112, 169 Thompson, Lenarah Genevieve .. . .. I 12, 177, 226 Thompson, Marjorie . ... 71, 84, 156, 176,224, 226 Thompson, Norma Jane ........ . ..... , ... 98, 169 Thompson, Theodore Dewitt .... 187, 210, 30 I, 305 Thompson, Wayne Jay . . ................ 112, 217 Thomson, Harvey William ..... ...... 84, 166, 273 Thorne, G len Orval. . .............. 65, 183, 214 Thune, Howard W ........ . ................. 222 Thurston, Edwin Kennedy ...... • . , ..... . 112, 191 Thurston, Fred Folsom . .. ..... • .. . .. 98, 195, 217 Thurston, John N...... , . .. .. , ... . . 112, 195, 218 Thurston, Mary .... . . .. . . • ... . .......... 84, 175 Tibbs. Minnie Mae ........... •.. ...... .. ... 172 Tifft. Lois Elaine .... ...... .. . ....... 98, 189, 224 Tifft, Ward Richard ...... . .. . . .. . .. .. .... ... 178 Tigert. Isabel. ............... , ..... 65, 172, 224 Titus. Joe Moore ......... .. ... . ............. 192 Titus, Julia B.......... , ..•... . ....... ... 65, !59 Titus, Robert M........ . .. . .. . . 98, 191, 218, 220 Tobyn, John Taxelius .................. . 157, 188 Toccalini, Henry John .. . . . .............. 84, 166 Toevs, Alden Louis .................. . ... 84, 166 Toevs, Gordon Robert. ........ ......... 112, 167 Tomanek. Evelyn Ann .... •. .... .. .. . ... . 84, 176 Tomich, John Frank . ............... 210. 289. 296 Tomlinson, Margaret. . . . . .... . .. . ... 84, 159. 224 Toone, Spenoer William ........ 98, 183, 214, 260 Tor<Jerson. Marvin Geor<]e ....... , .......... 225 Tovey, Farrel James ..... . .. . ...... . .. . .. 65. 164 Towles, James Gilliard ....... , ........... 99, 192 Town, Sherman Duane . . . . .•.. • ...... . ..... . 223 Tracy, Jack . . . ........... , .. , ... , ... , ...... 188 Tretner, Jo Anne ...... . .. . .. . .. . ... 99, 170, 260 Tripp, Harold Herbert. ......•. , ..... 99, 161, 233 Trout, Charles Ross .. . ... . .. . . .. . ... ......... 84 Trout, Sylvester ....................... . 185, 225 Tucker, Bar! Edward ...... ... . ............. , 218 Tucker, Denton Mark .......•....... 84. 164, 222 Tucker, Ernest. . ... . ..................... . . 220 Tucker, Reed Clinton , .. , ... , .. , ........ 112, 182 Tucker, Rober! Lester ....... . ....... 65, 164. 222 Tucker, Virginia Joyce . . ... . . . .. 99, 158, 169. 206 Tuleck, Edward William .......... . .......... 185 Tuller, Katharine Bockee ......... . ... . ... 84, 160 Tulley, Harlan Norval. ...... ...• , .. , 65. 193, 223 Tulppa, Irene Lona ... ...... . .. . ... 112, 189, 285 Tulppa, Leona Eileen ... .......... . 112, 189, 285 Tunks, Rodney Benson .......... . .. . ... . 194. 214 Tunniclifle. John Edward ............ 84. 184, ?.23 Turnbow, Mildrid Naomi. ........... 99, 180, 226 Turner, Belly Jayne .. ................... 99, 160 Turner, Ray Walter . .. . ... 71, 194,210,218,219, 300. 301. 304 Turner. Richard Charles ............ .. ....... 184 Tweedy, Thomas .... . .. . .. .. ....... ........ 179 Tyrone, Gordon ................ ...... .. • ... 167

u Ulmer, Marilyn Alton. . .... 99, 186, Una. Arlhur William . ................ .. 112. Untemahrer, Patricia Grace ... ..... . . . .. . 99, Urness, Helen Almeda ...... . . ..... 102, 112. Urness, Sybil Norma .. ............ . .... 112. Uslar, Edward August. .. . ... ... .. .. ..... 84, Utter, Stephen, Jr................... 84, 171.

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I 72, 226 Ward, Robert Richard . ... . ..•..•.. • .. . .. 65, 187 Wardwell, Jeanne Louise . .. . ..... , .. ,, .112, 174 Warner, Keith Laron ............... . . ... 66, 188 Warner, Stanley . . .. . ................ ... ... 171 Wasem, Glenn Frederick . . . . . • .•.. . . 99, 195, 225 Washburn, Harvey Curtis .............. . 165, 218 Washburn, James Ancil ..... .. . .. . ... .... 66, 225 Washkuhn, Jack Walter .... ...... . ........ .. 194 Waskiewicz, S tanley E..... . .. . 112, 179, 323, 325 Watson, Edward Geor<Je . . . .. .... . .. . ....... 222 W atson, Ray . ..... . ............. .. . .... .... 171 Watt, Dean Day ..... . .. .. ..... .. ........... 194 Watt, Elouise .................. 99. 177, 186, 224 Watts, Dicky ..... .. ........ . ..... . .... 112, 174 Way, Vir<Jinia Heill ......... . .. . ... . 99, 180, 257 Waage!. Robert C layton ..... . .. . .. . ..... . . . . 194 Weaver, Paul Felix .................... . . . . . 323 Webb, Byron Wesley .............. 1 12, 165, 218 Webb. Kenneth .......... . . . .. 85, 157, 168, 205 Weber, Ernest. ... .. . .. . .. . .. . ..... . .. . .. . . . 85 Weber. John Robert . ... . .... . ... .. 167, 218, 221 Webster, Gale . ... . ..... .. . . ...... . ........ . 66 Webster, Robert Hawley . . . . . ............ .... 225 Webster, Wallaoe Boyce . . ..... 66, 196, 210. 211, 227. 285 Weeks. Nolan Vance ........ . . . ... .. 99, 157, 193 Wegener, Donnabeth ... . ..... , ..... . .. . . 99. 180 Weinber<J, Warren Evert. .. 99, 190, 207, 218, 220 Weir, Harold Galen ......... .. 112. 185. 218, 221 Weiser, Alice Patricia ..... .. . .. .. . .. . ... 85, I 70 Weisgerber, Edith C lara . . . . .... , ....... . 66, 175 Weisgerber, Stephen Philip ... . .... . .. . . 167, 207 Welch, William Lester .... . . .. .. ... I 79, 218, 221 WenQer, Elma Elizabeth . . ... .. . ......... 85, 189 Werkowski, John William ..... . 112, 188, 218, 220 Werry, James Nicholas .......... .. ..... 112, 190 Werry, Kathleen Palm . . .............. . .. 66, 175 Werry, Russell Ted . . . . . ..... , ........ . . 1 12, 190 Westber<], Helen Louise ....... . . . . .. . .. 112, 163 Westerdahl, Mildred Amanda . ... . ... 85, 172, 224 Westergaard. Ann ... .. ...... . ......... 112, 173 WestJall, Chester Scott ......... 66, 193, 218, 220 Westfall. Harrison Kenneth . .. ... .. . 112, 167, 225 Weston, Raymond Arnold .. 66, 211,218,221,332 Wethern Robert Euqene . ....... 85, 193, 241, 243 Wetter. Ferdinand Frank . ...... . .... .. .. . 85, 184 Wetter, Gertrude Nel!ie ....... .......... 99, 189 Weyer, Michael John ........... 66, 192, 260, 272 Whalen, John Dexter .. . ... .. . .. . ...... .. . . . 161 W hetsler, Chester Franklin . . .... , ........ 99, 190 White, Ba rbara Jean ..... . ... . ... .. 122, I 78, 227 White, Compton lngatius. Jr . ......... 99, 188, 222 White, Eleanor Mae . . ... .. . ..... . ...... 112. I 75 White, Enid Mary ... , .. ........... 112, I 77, 224 White, Everett Geor<]e . . . . ............... .. . 179 White, Nancy Victoria .. .. . 99, 126, 169, 224, 254 White, Robert Albert. .. . .. 99, 191 , 210, 3 18. 324 Whiteman, Anne Marie . ................ 112, 160 Whiteman, Robert William .... .. .... ..... 66, 168 Whiting. Richard B... ......... 102. 112, 195, 207 Whitlatch. Margaret Grace . . . ....... , .. , .99, 189 Whitley, Ronald Keith .......... . .. . .. . . 112, 190 Whitlock, Geor<Je Bickel. .. 99, 187. 210, 295, 296 Whittaker, Hugh Myron . . . .. . . .. , ...... ..... 165 Whittig, Lynn Daryl. . ...... . ... . .. 112, 182, 225 Whittle, Boyd Thompson ......•.. ... . ... I 12, 165 Whittlesey, Byra Louise ... ... ... . ........ 99. 180 Whyte, Marion Alberta .... .. . .. . .. . ..... 99. 177 Wicher. William Edward . ........... 99, 168, 218 Wick en, Oscar Milton ........... .. .... . .... 222 Wickman, Vir<Jinia Minerva . . ..... .. 99, 173, 223 Wick ward, Leonard Ellis ..... .. 112, 167, 211 , 333 Widdowson, Harry Arthur . . ..... , .. , .. , l:l5, 195

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