Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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H. Cairns, G. Petty. C. Hansen. C. Lzulffer, I.M:1rtin. D. Blau-k. Mrs. Lipps. II. COX. C. Green. B. Brown. VV. Fordyce, I. Lintuln. H. Knurlson, J. Martin. .I. Crabb, IJ. Sifton. I.. Awherry. H. Nia-Imls. X. A. Smith. B. Lceper. 0. Robel. Basket Ball ASKET BALL was not in the limelight so much this year due to irregularities in practices, and also to insufficient number of girls to make several teams. So the battles were waged between the Q'Campus', and 'KOH-Campusn squads. There was one Campus and two Off- Campusu squads. The Q'Campus outfit won the first game which was an exciting struggle from beginning to end. The next tilt went to the Off- Campusn squad with a slight margin in the score. Many old members showed up but the Freshmen and dark horsen Seniors showed marked ability. Mrs. Lipps coached the three teams. Folk Dancing Classes in folk dancing were offered the second quarter by Mrs. Lipps. The aim of the classes was to teach dances that teachers might use in their schools. A group of girls from the folk dancing classes appeared in a dance for the All-School Revue and two dances for the spring May Fete. 95' 62 4+

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,ax TN Q . Az 4 ' 4 A ' ,:-., ' ' N i. '2': 'i . , ' i 5.15. ' A- -fm ef., 9-fin I + i . ,,,..,,,,.,,,.-,,, ,-,.s,,,, i,,,A,.,r MmM,,,, W -A J, . 1 . , 1 , 1 f- -- .-A - --k..w.-...-.. H.. 4 Ami.,-.W- .XX Cum bling MUCH interest was shown in rumbling this year. It has been agreed by all that the demonstration of talent in the All-School Revue in this branch of athletics was an outstanding piece of hard work which has been accomplished in a very short time. The girls found that it was not half so difficult as they had imagined to do the various stunts that they had seen the contortionists perform. There were a few girls Who were almost professional in talent. Biking Thirty miles, fifty miles, one hundred miles. My, said one. I never dreamed We could walk that far in such a short time! How do we do it?', 'tGet up at 6:00 a. m., take our breakfast, find a place to go, and don't stop till we get there. W. A. A. mileage signs have been posted at various places designating the distance that has been covered during the hikes. 97 63 -H