Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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lihgniral Eiluratinn Evpartment This is a rather young department in the life of the school. The first class finishing in nineteen hundred and fourieen consisted of three graduates, the Misses Ruth Talkington, Mayme Duggan, and Willie Reese. The second graduating class, in nineteen hundred and fifteen con- sisted of four graduates, the Misses Clarice Moody, Geneva Randall, Catherine Hibbs and Bess Dulin. This year's class apparently fewer in number, but in reality a host in themselves, consists of two graduates, the Misses Edith Thompson and Blanche Bursell. Altho Serena Hor- lacher and Jeanette Hurlbut are majoring in primary work, they have taken all their minor subjects and electives in this department. The juniors of this department are Helen Young, jean Ryan and Elsie Thomas, who have been student teachers the year through. They assisted in the May festival, preseniing eight numbers on the program. The work of this department requires two years, and the graduates renter the junior year in the larger four and five year courses in the several eastern schools. flbnr Ggmnaainm Our gymnasium is situated on a slight elevation in the southwest cor- ner of our campus. To the east lies the out-door gymnasium of fine cinder top and perfect drainage, which can be used the year around. A large set of bleachers to the south of this 'open gymnasium. shaded by locust, offers a fine view of the ground upon special exhibi- tion days. To the east of this turnplatz lies a series of six tennis courts, which are in constant use in the early morning and late after- noon hours during the larger part of the year. An out-door basket ball field, Newcomb field, and volley ball court lie within the same enclosure. Between the drive and the tennis courts are arranged in special alignment, the playground apparatus., The tiny tots are at:- tracted to their swings, teeters, slides, and sand boxes, while the larger pupils are enjoying the giant strides, large swings, teeters, rings and trapezes- One supervisor can oversee this entire field from the out- door gymnasium to the last tennis court with ease. The interior of our gymnasium shows a finish and equipment equal to that of any of the universities or colleges of the northwest. To the left, as we enter, is a well equipped rest r-oom and First Aid depart- ment, and its constant use shows its need upon the campus. To the right lies a three-room suite of offices which are, equipped for the Anthrop- omietric work of the Physical Education department. A complete p11yS- ical record is kept of each student from year to year, and the physical