Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Xt C.lvi1a l'oAcu linoiuaia GREENE A. C IANI ix Yr-ll King Atlilvrn llunurlrz Coach Behind every machine stands the man who operates the controls, whose sen- sitive fingers and mind are the driving forces without which the mechanism would cease to operate and become only a mass of useless metal. In the same manner the man who is really responsible for the success of a team or teams is not the elusive half-back or the rangy center, but the man behind the guns. the coach. This year Coach Greene has developed the best athletic squads the Normal has evcr seen. Both the football and basketball teams have ushered in a new era in our school's history, and we feel confident this year's successes will be repeated not only next year, but in the years to come. Yell mg No athletic team can properly function without the support of the student body. XVe were fortunate this year in having a yell king who could stir the spirit of school in the tight pinches. Claude lvie was a continual inspiration to the team and the school. Athietic Manager There is no man more appreciated by a tired, foot-sore team than the athletic manager with his towels and arnica and above all his cheerful smile. Of .-Xrza Clanton we can say no more than Kipling once said of his water-bearer, You're a better man than l am, Gungha Dhinf'

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