Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Mr. Harlem II. Haynes D. Garvey Ii. Johnson E. George I-Dbi Beta Sigma OFFICERS HEI.EN HAYNES ---- - Pwsiilrfzzf DAN GARVEY - - Vive Pl'I'Silfl'l7f Evoouz JOHNSON - - - St'Cl'l'1'!ll'J' ENID GEORGE - Tl'C't1.Y7lI'L'l' MR. HARLAN - - Adrism' PHI BETA SIGMA, which was organized in 1919, is the only honorary scholastic club on the campus open to both men and women. It has always been the purpose of the organization to uphold the highest pro- fessional ideals, promote teaching as a profession, and to foster a whole- some, healthy attitude toward teaching. Regular meetings are held on alternate Mondays throughout- the school year. Educational problems are discussed and some research work is carried on. Only those students who have fulfilled certain educational requirements and have attained a high degree of scholarship for the past quarter are eligible for membership. There are two other chapters of Phi Beta Sigma in the Northwest: one is at Ashland, Oregon State Normal, and the other is established at the State Normal at La Grande, Oregon. Mr. Harlan, club adviser, has done a great deal for the organization this year, and the members are unanimous in crediting him with being instrumental in making all this year,s projects successful in the highest degree. 'W 68 'ir

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Nancy NINE Amliwsoll Carol Utter ewietonian HE LL'llJf5f0lIfllII, student paper, which appeared every Friday with unfailing regu- larity during the school year, has grown and prospered under the skillful and efficient advisership of Mr. Jones. This year a special Homecoming edition and a special Freshman edition were published. The Homecoming edition was replete with features of interest to the returning Qld Grads, and the Freshman edition epitomized the past record of the Freshman class this year. This edition was written and edited entirely by the first-year students. The excellent make-up and high quality of the paper in general has excited much favorable comment among outsiders as well as. in the student body. Under the direction of Mr. Jones the paper has become a paying proposition. STAFF NANCY ATAE ANDERSON - - - Edifor MR. JONES - - Adviser CAROL UTTER - - Bzzsimfxx Mmzzzgm' ART STACY - - Afblefics TOM BURNAM - - - Editorials MAX lVlAYNARD - - - Iokcs ED RAMBEAU - - Rc'j1orfc:' GIZNIAQVA ARMSTRONG - - Rejvorfer Tom Burnaim, Ed Hambeau. Max Bluymxrd, Geneva Armstrong, Art Stacy, Mr. Jones. we 67 6'

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