Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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-School warblers have sport dance. Did Max Beach get there? MARCH -Lucy's gone, and we don't know where to find her. -We jus.t wonder who this Tom Bur- nam thinks he is nohow-Will Rogers, or sumpin'? -As Wimp Grantham was heard to say- I don't see what these bubble blowin dames have a ainst a little g S - N good clean snoose now and agin. -Seniors get their diplomas. on Friday, 13! W'hat a start! -Max Beach was graduated. How- ever, she is still with us. Will wonders never cease? Vfillard Reed made the honor roll! -Assembly-Seniors railroad through school traditions. If you donit think Tom Burnam has an opinion, just offer him one of yours! Second annual All-School Revue- Pandemonium reigns! XVhosis guy Pandimonium? Clubs were well represented, also some of the faculty members, i. e. Phi Beta stunt. -Chuck Collins speaks in ass.embly. He also plays and sings, giving the students a real treat. -Kampus Kadet spring dance. Of course I wouldn't like to be quoted, but I heard that it was some party! In fact .... APRIL Another comedy in two acts-The Cwzclle Song. Now we know what Mary Alice,s future is to be! -Spring vacation! Everybody goes to Spokane to get a job teaching and for other reasons-nuf' said, I know this will be censored. -Well, well, well-Miss Wenstrom is front page stuff in Spokane! Her 1- +5 115 -54- picture was on the front page of the Chronicle-no, no, it was for flying up there. -Why don,t they give us a day or two to rest up after vacation? --Donald and Mary Alice McIntosh had a house party last September- it's about to end this week, as theyire moving out to the ranch. -Freshman edition of the paper. Well, by jimminy, if you don't think these Freshmen are good, jus.t ask ieml -Baseball team's about to get or- ganized- Biggar seems to be the Babe Ruth-he's hittin' around .0001. -Russian Chorus-kinda discourages us arc light tenors. -Everybody gets. a chance to see his name in print-the flunk list is out. -Campus day, at last! The work was so heavy that several cases of the dropsy developed, people could be seen dropping all over the campus. Cure was not effected until noon, when everybody managed to put away more food than a horse. The program was a great success- the choral effects from the balcony lent local color to the affair. MAY Junior Promenade. fDue to the new school traditions this will probably be called Freshman Jubilee in the futurej. Anyway, it was the most beautiful prom in years-ask any Freshman. 7-A couple of kid plays-ho hum. S-It seems the annual goes to press. Ainit I sorry! Wfell, folks, from here on it's just one picnic after another, so I hear, with an opera and commencement thrown in. Ilve added it all up, di- vided it by seven, played it on my saxophone, and the answer is-ONE GREAT YEAR!

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DECEMBER -Back again-full of turkey and- -We just found out how high high is -Don McIntosh on stilts. -Reverend McCombe tells us in as- sembly that a Scotchman keeps the Sabbath and everything else he can. -Hard time dance. Bob Lough scores over Dustin. -Just asked an UID Club initiate what he expected to catch with his mouse trap. Answer: To date I've caught nothing but .... QI knew that word would be censored.j - I Club initiates can't go to the Gali-Dramatic Club formal. Too bad, Barney. -Assembly questionnaire on Why Do Students Fail? That's what we've been wondering. - IU Club gotta no friend Cboo hooj. -All geography students took a ride today on the proverbial magic car- pet 4,0oo,0o0,o00,ooo miles into space. Ye gods, what if Holmes should get a 'phone call? -It's along come Santa Claus- Christmas is almost here. The boys are expecting to make Merry. JANUARY Oh boy, oh boy, it's school again and you know darned well Fm blue again- -Annuals gonna be good-Jones says so. Hope they're out on time. Big contest slated-popularity, beau- ty, et cetera. Barney was nomi- nated for beauty queen. fFirst thing you know annual editors will be paid and deans will be restricted.j - IU Club f ormal-rumors-stories- All school dance held to celebrate ye editor's birthday-P Anderson to the fore again. Barney dances too much for one guy-he should have been twins. -Barney's gone preacher on us now, and Rae Soreyis taken to smoking pipes! S1111-ujfs coming up. B114 K' -Game with Cheney. Well, anyway, we beat 'em in football. -Poles held for voting for best friends. Bets run high. 17-Spalding Hall formal-Sag Douglas appears in a tux. -Why all the sad faced girls? Oh, of course, the boys are off on the trip. It's La Grande tonight. 23-Overheard Marg Hewitt saying with a sigh- Only 3 more days, 3 hours, and 292 minutes 'til he gets homeli' -One-act plays in assembly-Mis, Mercy and Tb7l1'.Y!IH3! Ezfc11i11g. Mc- Intoshes break into print. -Tests. -G-olly gee! More tests! - I Club Minstrel. We discover Negro blood in the I Club- Owen Knowlton shows a distinct strain. ' FEBRUARY S-Special assembly. Jr. Red Cross at- tempts to pry money from broke Normal students. Heh, hehj. 6-S1111-up presented and accepted with glee. -Galilohi CI knew I could spell it if I kept tryingj formal. Found a new orchestra and what an orches- tra! Dana Cleveland's. -'Nother assembly-Miss Dustin is gonna straighten out Russia when she gets through here. -By golly! Gee whiz! Beega fight! I Club guys getta da feest in da mush. Holy gee golly, but have beeg excitements. 13-Monmouth boys attend the all-school dance after the game. Draw your own conclusions. -Seniors give last ball tonight. Bob Lough mighty nigh fell in the fish pond. Owen Knowlton Cknown to his intimates as O.K.j led the grand march, and reminded us very much of a peacock. -One-act play-Om, Egg. Not enough to go around.

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Ceacheve Meeting fThis information was obtained by Howie Snoops., detectivej President TZL1'716V fin high tenor voicej- This meeting has been called for the purpose of deciding, to-wit, wherefore, et cetera, if, by chance, therefore, we might not decide to take action before said date in the matter concerning various things pertaining to us as teachersf' M12 N eu pert- Ray, and a coupla cheers for Turnerli' M1'. folies- What we need is more school spirit and fewer classes! Mr. H olmes- Now, I think that the precipitous slopes in their beauti- aspects should be considered. But, you know, it,s terribly embarrass- ing for me to have to mention this little book. Mr. MCB1'dfII6j,7 C getting lightly to his feetj -'tWell, gosh darnit, Lough wants another two bits for football and basket ball air, and Holmes wants to hire an Australian Wampus Cat Hunter to speak here and Doc Talkington wants to buy the kiddie car Chief Joseph used as a baby, and I wanted to throw a party and we only have thirty-five centsf, Miss Holmcm Cfeeling Dod Madsen,s pulsej- We really should have a physical examination, and I hate to mention it, but I'm sure Mac has the ricketsf' Smzplfver Lough- Has anybody got a chew?,, Presicfeizzf Tiiwzer Qrapping Miss Wenstrom smartly on the finger as she attempts to lift his watchb-- Very good suggestion, gentlemen- Ahemf' CAfter which remark he slumps into chair and goes to sleep, whereupon Miss Wfenstrom gets the watch.j Miss Dustin fin high sopranoj - I think we should all change our diet! Why not all eat at the Hall? Miss Morley fturning ashenj God forbidli' Mr. H iirlmz Q jumping quickly to one side to avoid another falling hairl - Let,s all go over to my place and have a partyf' Miss Cocfeiiig-UO. K. big boyf, QShe trips lightly to his side.j Pifesideiizf Tiiifiier Ccoming out of the arms of Morphinej - All right, but we'll have to take a votef, Mr. Neiiperf- Horse feathers, let,s organize a harmonic band. 'd 116 ft