Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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JJ JN! JJJI VJJIJ: 4, UMJJ I ff Z2 y--1-'.:i'Wf 7 foreword This is just another Elesenesg the sixteenth to bc published since 1904. It has changed no more than the school has changed. Twenty-seven years of bustle and activity have been known to result in gray hairsg the Normal of today is not only grayg it is even growing bald in spots. If these pages appear to be gray, it is because the life of the campus today does not reflect so vividly the colorful life of the frontier days. We can never revert to the days of western traditions, of unbridled exuberance, of unleashed pas- sions. Wfe are barred by convention and sophistica- tion. JAVLJO

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