Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Miss SilVCl'tllUl'llC Blziriaui Newman I,ilIi:m Morris Marjorie Hewitt freshman Clase Prvsidvuf - - - - - MARIAN N'EXY'MAN Vice Pirsizlcfzf - - - LILLIAN MORRIS Srcrotary-Treaszzrcr - - MAIKJORIE HEWITT Advisffr - - - - Miss SILVERTHORNE HFN the Freshman Class assembled in the auditorium last fall little did the individuals realize the potential influence of their many capacities. But as the school year has progressed, bringing its joys and sorrows, its failures and its successes, the possibilities have been most thoroughly demonstrated. In dramatics, there have been many outstanding achievements by individual members of the Galilohi Club. In music, the results of the Freshman efforts have been equally as satisfactory. In scholarship they have been found not lacking. The entire class can point with pride to the Freshman athletes who have succeeded in making letters in all of the major sports. The class has given its Whole-hearted support in all of the contests in which the teams have engaged and feels justly proud of its loyalty. The class, though not the largest in the history of the school, is one of the most versatile that Lewiston State Normal has ever seen, and if the present attitude is maintained and fostered in the right spirit, next yearis Senior Class will set a mark for succeeding graduates to aim at. +I- 4 1 -if

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NIARJORIE XVAITE If seenzeflz io me ilzat you are nz some brozrn Sindy. I'arm:l. Idaho. Pl'illl2ll'y Course. Orchestra I-:lg Friend Hannah ig Gahlohi. ANNA B. WALLACE Jiang filings easy to design prove easy tu performa11ce. Twin Falls, Idaho. General Course. ZOE XVATSON 2111111 Irillmui lrzbor, there were no eqse, no rest, so small us t'0lIL'C1l'!IIlI6.u Lewiston, Idaho. Junior High Course. Phi Beta Sigma. 1. 2. 3. 23 Pi Phi Gainina. DOROTHY WILSON 'world sink? JULIUS YENNEY fliinyf t'iriIizz'fI 1111 me. Course. l-'uothall 1-2: 1-2g I Cinbg 1'i Phi Craditione ' PRESENTED BY TI-IE SENIOR CLASS All Freshman boys are to wear pep caps during their Hrst quarter in school. All students, boys and girls, are to Wear pep caps to all athletic contests. The Senior class is to have the privi- lege of choosing a sweater with their numeral at the beginning of the Senior year. A, f Boys rnay have the privilege of wear- ing sideburns and mustaches only dur- ing the last quarter of their Senior year. There are to be no dates to athletic contests. Graduating Seniors must always wear a cap and gown. DOROTHY XVESTFALL To bear is fo conquer our frrfef' Crnigmont. Idaho. Iliteiwnecliate Course. Ser-retnry of Lewis Hall 11 President of Talkington Hull HB0 irell and right, und let the VVhitebirrl. Idaho. Junior High Course. Volley Bull 1-2: W.A,A. I e.1'pw'1' zrmnen 1riII he the Inst Kooskin, Idaho. Junior High Baseball Iizuninzl.

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BEATRICE ALBERTSON, Coeur d,Alene CLARENCE QBARNEYD ANDERSON, Lewiston MARY BALDXVIN, Meridian VIOLA BASEY, Nampa DORIS BLACK, Craigmont ENID I. BLEWETT, Culdesac EDWIN CQEDDIEHJ BLUME, Genessee CHARLEY BOWLES, Kooskia IRVIN L. BROWN, Clearwater TOM BURNAM, Lewiston K. HEDXYWIG BURY, Hammett HELEN CAIRNS, Meridian FLORENCE CHRISTENSON, Wfahpeton, N.D. ALICE ALMIRA CLARK, Kooskia OTIS A. CLARK, Kooskia DANA L. CLEVELAND, Ellensburg, Wash. JACK DENNING, Lewiston GLADYS DETERMAN, Nezperce 93' 42 'EE