Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Mr. Roclock C. Jacks D. Sifton V. Hagen E. Echlc pl Phu Gam m a OFFICERS CLIFFOIKD jfxciis ------- Pivsiflzffzf DISNA SI1fToN - - Vin' Pl'f'Sftf!'I7f X71-QRNITA HAGEN - - - Sf't'l'L'flIl'y EULA EDDIE - - - Trrffzszrrm' MR. RODOCK - - Adviser HE Pi Phi Gamma, better known as the Science Club, was formed under its present title in 1926. Under the efficient guidance of Mr. Rodock, the adviser, the club has grown to a membership of twenty-five. The purpose of the club is to stimulate and develop interest in problems of science. The club is shortly to become a chapter of the national organization. Comparatively speaking, the Pi Phi Gamma is a new club, but it is prominent on the campus and sponsors a most interesting program for students interested in science. Its activities are strictly formal. The highlight of its social program was the dance which was held in the latter part of May. Pi Phi Gamma sponsored an Arbor Day assembly this year which proved to be very successful. The program included songs, readings, and talks about trees. After the program the club planted a tree on the main lawn of the campus. 95' '72 'if

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Miss Silverthorne R. Sorey L. Troy I. Maciloimld L. Morris Ga li lobi OFFICERS RAE SORRY ----- - Pl'C'SifI7C'lIf LA MOX'NE Tiioi ' - Vice Pl'f'SftI16'llf TSOBEL TVTACDONALD - - Sf'C'7'Cffl7'3' LILLIAN MORRIS - - Ti'f'USZll'f'I' MISS SILVERTHORNE - ----- 1Ai!l7L'jSf'!' ONE of the best known clubs on the campus is the Galilohi Club, which was organized a number of years ago for the purpose of sponsoring dramatics in the school. Club activities have gradually been extended outside the school and now the club is doing some excellent Little Theaterv type of work in the community. This year the club very successfully produced three difficult, long plays as well as a number of one-acts. The first play of the season was Friend Hannah, a charming romantic comedy in four acts. This was followed by a group of one-acts given for assembly: Mis' Mercyv and Q'Thursday Evening? The next success of the year was Sun-upf' an American drama of North Carolina mountain life. A one-act farce, One Eggf, was next presentedg this play was also taken to Walla Walla. The club gave Melancholy Damef' a negro one-act for the All-School Revue. The last big production of the year was The Cradle Songf, a convent play, beautifully done. The last entertainment to be presented by the Galilohi Club was a children's matinee consisting of two one-acts for children, The Princess and the Wfoodcutterf, and NeVertheless.,' These plays were directed by two of the club members. The success of the club this year has been due to its skillful director and beloved adviser, Miss Silverthorne, who was aided by the sincerity and splendid co-operation of all the members. 9744+