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

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ABBOTT, MARJORIE ELLEN Kamiah High School Major QCOWlmCTCidlP Home Economics ADAMS, BRUCE LAWRENCE Hutton University of Idaho- Major QMdfi16mdIfCSD Banclg Orchestrag Debateg Rifleg ASB Council AHRENS, DICK GEORGE Reardan University of Idaho-- Forestry Major QSocial Studiesj Rlieingolclg ASB Council LASLEXANDER, PATRICIA ANNE Bellingham High School University of Washington General Major QSocial Studiesj ALLISON, OTTO MONROE Havermale Junior High University of Washington PrefMedic Major CScienceJ ANDERSEN, HAROLD OMAN Libby Junior High University of Idaho- Journalism Major CSocial Studiesj JOURNAL Copyreader and Editorg jupaug ASB Council ACKERMAN, JEANNE KATHLEEN Hutton University of Washington- Costurne Design Major CFine Artsj President, TifGirlsg ASB Council AHRENS, BETTY JEAN Reardan University of Idaho- General Major CSocial Studiesj 'TifGirls ALEXANDER, EDWARD JAMES Lincoln Gonzaga- Architecture Major CArchitectural Drawingj Senior Class Fifth Executiveg Basketball ALLEN, DOROTHY LORAINE Franklin Washington State College- Business Administration Major CFine Artsl AMLING, EUNICE AUDREY Havermale junior High Whitworth- Nursing Major QMu.sicD 'I'ifGirlsg Forensic Leagueg Extemporaneous Spealgingg Corridor Controlg Debate ANGVIRE, ELAINE ROSEMARINE Roosevelt Winona College of Photography- Photography Major CHome Economicsj

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dat' Way, -'Qz,z.f, ,j I if if ftzls, 16-ag! - Qfigwf 3 THOMAS TEAKLE, Senior Sponsor To the Class of June, 1941: On every hand one hears that the world is in the most imminent danger of going to pieces. Brief and pointed reflection might serve to make one feel that matters may not be so bad as they seem. Perhaps, there may be within this apparent crisis an opportunity of unexcelled worth for those just entering upon the active stage of human affairs-the high school or the college graduate. Similar crises in world affairs have been righted by some individual or nation not then known. just as truly may the present have its savior. When such a time of redemption arrives, the savior will be that one who has prepared for the task-again, the high school or the college graduate. These individuals of the recent yes' terdays, of the todays,'or of the immediate tomorrovvs will be the ones to serve in the work of reclamation. The query that may well be yours is--Am I preparing or am I ready? The problem is yours to solve. Meanwhile, the world invites you to its field of service. THOMAS TEAKLE Page lwenlyybur .,zkf aJ 6 JLA, 'VCE X

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if Z ARMSTRONG, ALLEN CLARK Roosevelt Oakland Polytechnic School of Engineering-Engineering Major fMatl1ematicsD Football Ceriterg Track BALINSKI, DOROTHEA LORRENE Hutton University of Washington- Secretarial Major CCommercialj TifGirls BASORE, BETTY LARAINE Salt Lake City, Utah Major CHU-me Economicsj BAYLEY, ISABELLA FLORENCE Rosalia High School University of Vvfashingtonf Classical Major CErIglisl1D Typing Award BENNETT, DORIS MAELE Hutton Kinrnan Business University Major fCommerciaD Vicefpresident, Racquetg President, 'I'ifGirlsg Tennis,- Assistant Secretary, ASB BERKEY, GERTRUDE HELEN Wilson Washington State Colleges Commercial Major CCommerciaD TifGi1lsg Orchestra ARNOLD GORDON CLAUDE Hutton Washington State College Major Mathematics TIGER Photography junior Parliamentary H1 'I' BARNES, JEANNE ANNETTE Rogers Major CCommercialj Band BATZLE, PATRICIA JANE Wallace High School Mills College-Art Major CFine Artsj Fine Arts BEITLICH, BONNIE LAROSE Rogers Kinman Business University Major CComrncrciaD Corridor Control BERK, GORDON WEsLEY Adams Major fMGHLtdl Artsj BERTENSHAW, BEATRICE JANE Wilson Washington State College- General Major CSocial Studiesj Orcliestrag Glee Club