Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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THOMAS TEAKL1-: MESSAGE Again a group of young' people approach the moment of their leave-taking from Lewis and Clark. The business and professional world is standing by while awaiting an opportunity to appraise the members of the group. This world also stands ready to reward those found capable of qualifying for a place within its pale. Twelve years of preparatory training within Spokane's schools should have fitted the individuals of the group to measure up, with some degree of assurance, to this expectation of worth and capability. It may well stand to reason that the schools have done their best. What have you to offer? -THOMAS TEAKLE. fi f'? 1zza,,, f' F M Q, ' ' -' 51W if -1 ,W My 9W2 1xf2'taf-wyvxfef V Y Y f ,P17 L 'jf7 fi'1i A ldbk ,ff nf-jg jp'-17 A - Ffa, df A ' 9 '3'3 7us'-1-?fg,f -f' .14-f 4. 53-'3!,1Lt-,cf --!i f A,.' Zi! V. '-ffl., ,jayypf J! -A ii,-pd T if-7 f--afwv 57, '35 f ?f1f ,' , .ff if J 11, R N-,LJ rx-IAM? Rift N . if Peg: ninztun V 33 e, f'7 b-7' ff-sb, 4 A7041 I' J so I - , I I T-7f7 '.7'Y 7 ?3f X ,E YQ

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111 CAMERA-SHY DEPARTMENTS Biological Sciences Ai.oNzo P. TRo'rH, Head R. C. Anderson Nettie MQ Cook Thomas Large Clarence E. Miller S. S. Endslow The Biological Sciences fGeneral Science, Botany, Zoologyj, as organic sciences, are of the highest value owning to their direct relationship to the daily -life ofthe individual. Due to this close relation- ship, Botany and Zoology have more to offer the active and energetic student than any ,other high school subject. It is with this thought in mind that these sciences areoffered and taught in Lewis and Clark. -ALONZO P. TROTH. Girls Physical Education Jessie BALTEZORE, Head Anne Norvell Page eighrun

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