Father and the Boy Visit the University of Idaho The University of Idaho Bulletin, Vol. XVII, March, 1922, No. 11

On a crisp February afternoon, a father and his teenage son arrive at the University of Idaho for their first campus visit, welcomed by a lively sophomore from their hometown. They are ushered into a bustling fraternity house where fresh meals, spirited songs, and easy camaraderie make the strangers feel like old friends. As the evening settles, the pair plans to explore the gymnasium, the auditorium, and the surrounding student life.

The gym is packed to the rafters, the roar of the crowd swelling with each basket in a nail‑biting basketball game that leaves the boy breathless and the father clutching his chest. After the win, a charismatic physical director explains how athletics are woven into the university’s fabric, promising that sport sharpens both mind and character. Later, the duo slips into