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Gracious in manner. Impartial in judgment. Ever dependable. A true and

lasting influence upcn each and all who have shared the fullness of his per­

sonality . . . There are few who have so grasped the refreshing appreciation

of life's meaning, or have bestowed upon all the kingly humility of friendship.

The realization of his deep understanding of youth's mountainous proble~ns

inspires us, the Sophomore Class of 1951, to dedicate this annual to

DEAN PERRY CHRISTIANSON.

~ jlfl--}f~ INTRODUCTIONS ARE APPROPRIATE HERE. 1 ·M THE SC~OOL MASCOT ANO YOUR GUIDE TROUGH THIS BOOK. TH£5[ PICTURE:5 S"40W T~E NIJC CAMPUS AND BUILDINGS . AND BELOW IS A BRIEF HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL.

North Idaho Junior College succeeds the private corporation known as Coeur d'Alene Junior College, which served the higher education needs of the area from 1933 to 193-9.

With the Junior College Act, adopted by the Idaho legislature, its status became that of a state educational institution. And since late in 1950, NIJC has had unrestricted accreditation as a two-year junior college, granted by the Higher Commission of the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools.

Another most important milestone was passed also in 1950 when the Junior College moved from out-grown quarters in the city hall to a new half-million dollar building on the campus beside the lake, where the trade department was already located.

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G.0.KILDOW 'P!tebultA/ff

P. A. CHRlSTIANSON Dean of Famlty

DR. EVA OGG Dean of llV omen

WARREN SHEPPARD Bursar

GRACE BARKER Admini!tralive Clerk

ITSUKO NISHIO RegiJtrar

HELEN TILSETH Administrative Secretary

1aeulflf And AdministratiPH

LORETT A DUNNIGAN Business

H. FRANK EV ANS Biology

HELEN FINCH Music

MERCY J. GRIDLEY Psychology

WILBUR H. HILL Aviation Mechanics

WALTER F. HOWE Radio Electronics

GERALD WENDT Business

BERYL JOHNSON Women's Athletics

MARIE ELDER KRIDER Librarian

ELDON RAINEY Watchmaking

JAMES L. RHODES English

0. F. RODEBUSH Watchmaking

Substi-tutor

LUCILLE WINDHAM Business

DEXTER H. MOSER Engineering

EARL F. OGG Chemistry

PRESTON ONSTAD Speech

JAMES PJPREW Foreign Languages

STUDENT BOARD OF CONTROL Verne Eaton, Bob Johnston, Dick Johnson, Lorene Moore, Betty Swan, Harold Tracy, Student Body President, Jim Kildow, Mr. Frank Evans and Mrs. Lucille Windham, faculty members.

SUE A SHLEY

DONN lEHFELDT Pres idem

WALTER CHARITON

GARY BAILEY

ART C»IUSTENSEN

GLENN BUTLER

EARL CLEVERLEY

TOM CASTO

J AMES KILDOW Vice President

HA.u.m COOPER

GEORGE Cusrc WILLIAM DELYEA

HAROLD DERTJNG BILLY JOE DUFF

DONALD EMEHISER ST AN ERICKSON

WENDELL EssLEY GEORGE FREDENBERG

ED HANSON SAM HOLSTEIN

GEORGE LEES

JOHN H OOPER J OHN H YDES

BEN LASTER

GARFIELD J OHNSON

ROBERT )ONES

ROBERT JOHNSTON

KENNETH LUND

PAUL JOHNSON

MAYO MCGAUGH JERRY MARKUSON

OTTO MEYER

TOM MILLER CATHERINE MUDGE

FRED MILL~

PATRICK MYLAN

WALTER RICE

RICHARD N AISH

ARVEL SMITH

NEIL PYLE RICHARD Q UIGLEY

Brn SPURGEON RICHARD SQUIER CLIFF STREETER

J IM TAYLOR

GEORGE TROY

HAROLD TRACY CHARLES TYREE CHARLES WALLER JACK WARREN

Vetra Adams

Carol Atkinson

Verne Eaton Pre1ident

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Don Allen s H M E N

Joanne Baillie

Dick Johnson Vice Pre1ide11/

Dale Anderson

Phil Beaudoin

N eil Anderson

Robert Bohlman

Norma Lee Brugger John Bulis Phyllis Carson Roy Carson George Christoff erson

W esley Cobb Mary Crowley Frahk Dammarell Dale Donohoe Mary Frickel

Wilson Hayes Robert H unter May Futter Harold Geren Henry Gotz

W illiam Greenwood Clyde Hanson Robert H;.nson John Harreld Larry Hendrickson

Everett Hofmeister Thomas Hoiland Bob Hudson Patrick Hurrell Oarence Jensen

Tim Kusler Carole Lavigne Barbara LeBlanc Jack McAvoy Bernadean Mclaughlin

William Marshall June Martin Don May Shirley Miller Lorene Moore

Dorothy Nelson Helenmarie Nielson Mary Nielsen Randall Peterson Richard Peterson

Norman Radford Kenneth Rogstad George Ronconi Bill Russell Kathryn Russell

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB

Front row: Joanne Baillie, (Dena Lehfeldt, guest, Ethel Wickman, speaker) Betty Swan, Al Sommers.

Back row: Ed Hanson, Bill Duff, Gary Bailey, Dick Quigley, Mr. Piprew, sponsor.

CHORUS

Back row: Phil Beaudoin, W endell Essley, Verne Eaton, Gary Bailey, Bill Russell, Bill Marshall, Don Allen, Bob LeCain, Don May.

Front row : Norman Radford, Myrtle Thatcher, Barbara LeBlanc, Helenmarie Nielson, Bernadean Mdaughlin, Mary Crowley, N orma Brugger, Richard N aish.

On the podium: Helen Finch, Director; Accompanist is Mrs. Robert Thompson.

Members not present: Kathryn Russell, Pat H urrell, Phyllis Carson, Margie But­ler.

BOYS' QUARTET

Verne Eaton, W endell Essley, Bob Le­Cain, Bill Russell.

Front row: Lorene Moore, Barbara LeBlanc, Polly Neumayer, Helenmarie Nielson, Mrs. Onstad.

Back row: Gary Bailey, John Harreld, Preston Onstad, Sponsor, Bob Bohlman, Tim Kusler.

PHI THETA KAPP A

Front row: Tom Miller, Al Sommers, Carol Atkinson, Helenmarie N ielson, Barbara l eBlanc, Norma Brugger, Lorene Moore.

Back row : Jack McAvoy, Charles Waller, Bill Greenwood, Richard Peterson, Don Scott, Larry Hendrickson, Don May.

Other members not shown are Wendell Essley, Bob Johnston, James Kildow, Ed Hanson.

PHI THETA KAPPA BANQUET

Big event of the year for Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary society, was their annual banquet which was well attended and enjoyed by students, faculty members, their families and friends.

ANNUAL STAFF

Editor ................................................................ Ed Hanson

A ssociate Editor .............................................. Jack McAvoy

Business Manager .......................................... Bob Bohlman

Ad Manager .................................................... John H arreld

Photographers .................................................... John Hydes Harcld Tracy

Staff Writer .................................................... Bob Johnston

James L. Rhodes Advisor

ARCHEOLOGY CLUB

Front row: Pat Hurrell, Tim Kusler.

Standing: Ed Hanson, Tom Miller, Frank Dammarell, Don Emehiser, Preston Onstad, Advisor.

Members not shown: Bob Hanson, Norman Radford, Al Sommers.

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TRADE DEPARTMENT

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This FIRST INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL GAME on the NIJC campus is, we hope, a forecast of things to come.

BASKETBALL

CARDINALS 1950 - 51

Inset: Coach-Dick Armstrong

INDIVIDUAL STANDING

fg. ft. Dale Anderson ............ ........................ 24 21 Glenn Butler ....................................... .47 14 Tom Casto ................... ......................... 12 11 Frank Dammarell ............................... .49 42 Ed Hanson ....... ............................ ... ... ... 4 2 Jerry Markuson .................................... 18 2 John Hydes ........................................ 12 11 Charles Waller .................................... 14 4 Larry Roche ..................... ................... 2 3 Don Scott .. . .. . ...................... ....... .. . ...... 4 2 Tim Kusler ....... .......... ...... ... ... . ............ 1 O

f. pts. 35 69 28 108 28 25 51 140 0 10

34 38 9 23

10 24 3 7 0 10 0 2

TOTAL-456

Larry Hendrickson Team Manager

STARTING LINE UP

TEAM ST ANDING

CD.A. Eagles .................................. 12 Gonzaga Frosh .................................. 66 Gonzaga Frosh .................................. 75 Ramblers ............................................ 29 Idaho Frosh ...................................... 69 Worley .............................................. 72 W orley .............................................. 71

14 36 31 51 24 36 40

TOT AL POINTS-N.1.J.C. 564

IDAHO FROSH GAME

E.W.C.E. JV . .................................... 74 Naval Air Station ............... ............... 23 Yakima J.C. JV . ................................ 98 K .B.U . . ............................................. 43 Harrison ............................................ 41 Harrison ............................................ 35 N aval Air Station ............................ 59

OPPONENTS 767

RAMBLERS GAME

43 54 26 51 56 44 58

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Topping the list .of parties and dances which included the All-School Mixer, AWS Semi-formal, Chi:istmas Party, and several sport dances, was the ...

ENGINEERS' BALL

Betty Swan reigned as Queen of the Engineers' Ball, with Bernadean Mcl aughlin and Carole La­vigne as princesses.

Merry Christmas was made the merrier at NIJC's annual Christmas party.

entertains with Christmas

Old Bones .. Appearing somewhat like grizzled old prospectors, several members of the ARCHEOLOGY CLUB look over diggin's in NIJC backyard.

Besides making excavations near the Junior College, the Archeology Club took several trips to two sites near Medimont, Idaho. At one site they unearthed the skeleton of an Indian, and in the other, a cave, found several flint artifacts and many fragments of bone.

Spectators watch hungrily as ex­cavators pick at the bones.

Working, for a change.

Dem bones, Dem bones,

Dem dry bones!

No, Tom! That's not the way to pack them away.

In the cave ... Shades of Neanderthal!

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At nominating assembly, deep thought is given to selecting candidates.

CAMPUSOLOGY.

Candidates for 1951-52 Student Body Prcxy smile pretty for their constituents. Left to right, they are: Walt Chariton, Walter Rice, Jack McAvoy, Don Scott, Dick Johnson. P. S. McAvoy won.

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STUFF

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--,,,,. ~ - -.Spring clean-up day saw JC students eagerly and effectively wield their rakes over

the campus grounds, picking up anything of value, and rearranging the trash.

Below: After the "big snow," Jim Kildow and Co. dear the walks.

FUTURE NIJC BRAIN TRUST

Shown here are winners of scholarships at the Guidance Conference.

Front row: Rita Smith, Coeur d'Alene; June Smith, Spirit lake; Ramona Colby, Har­rison; Bonita Burroughs, Coeur d'Alene; Mary J. Ketcham, Coeur d'Alene Academy; Nancy Swank, Coeur d 'Alene.

Second row: Gary Graves, Coeur d'Alene; Frank Fuhriman, Rose lake; Dorothy Oawson, Post Falls; Shirley Curran, Worley; Allen Delongchamp, Coeur d'Alene.

Third row: David Hanson, Rose lake; Donald Tingley, Coeur d'Alene; Howard Flesh­man, Kingston; Alan Robertson, Coeur d'Alene.

Scholarship winners not shown are Donald Gill, Rathdrum, and Lorraine Berreth, Plummer.

After tests, high school sen· iors line up for refreshments in the Student Union.

raclualion

GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951

First row: Glenn Butler, Bob Johnston, Wendell Essley, Hallie Cooper, Catherine Mudge, Ben Laster, Sue Ashley.

Second row: Richard Naish, Larry Roche, Tom Miller, Otto Meyer, John Hydes, Tom Casto, George Cusic, Harold Derting, Kenneth Lund.

Third row: Harold Tracy, Ed Hanson, Walter Rice, Sam Holstein, Paul Johnson.

Fourth row : Jack Warren, Don Emehiser, James Kildow, Garfield Johnson, Donn Lehfeldt, Charles Waller, William Delyea, Richard Squier, Randall Peterson.

The instantly recognizable faces of two of the towns best boosters-Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald

and the

ATl-'LeTIC ROUND TABLE

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