Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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lrigllt: Il. Ilryclv.-n. If lirovv. II. -Ioncs. Il. Svott. ii. Peck. R. Olson. Il. Xlclntyrv. A. i'oopei', .l. l'link- ingln-ard..I..-l'rocIu-tt. Y. Ahhott. I'. Iilvy. Ii..XIcl'al'I. A I lull toirlglitz I. hrovc, ll. Ilyylcu. YK. I.antl. I'. lah-5. X4. Ahliotl. Ii. X4-winzui. I.. Xllllcr. R. I'm'rrott. I-, Santo. I.. Douglas. X. Slicrwoovl. K. VK ysong. Ia. Salmon, I.. lroclcctt. R, Ulson. Nl. Md ann. voileyiala Sock! ancl away the vollcyhall goes over thc net ancl hark again only to hc rclnrnucl for a point. 'I'hc score is now I3-ll ancl thc scrvcr is np once more to st-c who gt-ts the final score. This is what happenccl every Klonclay, XYcclm-sclay anil lfrirlay at 4:00 o'cloclc, thc timc schccllilccl for thc vollcyhall practiccs. 'lihc practiccs were ln,-lcl uncle-r thc managcnicnt of I.anra Douglas anfl twcnty- SUYCII girls won thcir 100 points hy taking' part in lun practices ancl thc tIlllI'll1ll11L'Ill QBQSLEIIQQII 'llwo cvunly matchcrl teams fighting up ancl flown thc floor, lfach tcznn fight- ing for thc larger cncl of thc score of thc annnal winter qnartcr tonrnamcnl. lfirsl a foul , thcn a Ircc throw made. Thu opposing team fights harrlci than cvcr. Tho game is ovcr. Ruth Ulson, manager, schcclnlccl practices every Tncsclay at 7:00, 'lilmrsclay at l0:00, Ifriclay at 3 100, ancl Saturday morning when not intcrfcring with othci activities llaskctliall prorcfl to hc thc most popular amongst thc winlcr sports olfcrt-cl hx' XXQX..-X. 'l'hosc practicing thc rcqnirccl nnmhcr of hours ancl participating in thc tournament were awarclnicl 100 points.

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' I E. E. Ea ' -lll-, Left to right: Third row. M. NYarreu. V. Sherwood. ll. Left to right: Second row. J. Rlclntyrc. IJ. Newman. A Scott. ll. Ileers. Voopcr. l.. Douglas. VV. Lantz. Second row, J, Nlelntyre. V. Peek. li. Devery. F. Verrott, First row. R. A. Perrott. V. Ahhott. F. Perrott. J First row, P. lilvy. li. Dryden. ll. jones. R. Sholirook. t'linkinghenrd. t'. Peck. Baseball Strike two! Ball three Y calls the umpire and the pitcher now tries to settle down, only to throw another wild hall. Take your base , says the umpire, and the next player steps up to hat and drives a nice fly accepted hy the right fielder, making a third out. The other team comes to hat. This was the way the battles raged at the VV.:X..'X. turnouts, llasehall was a very popular sport among the XV. A. A. girls having a turnout of approximately thirty-five girls. Those playing in ten games and the tournament were awarded 100 points. H ilang My heel hurts. I,et's rest a while. l'm tired. lDon't walk so fast. These and many other expressions were heard as the girls tramped along the highways and hyways on the XVJX.,-X. hiking expeditions. Many interesting hiking jannts were taken this year, the most outstanding of which was the trip up the spiral highway to the numerals where the girls ate their lunch and rested before returning home. To gain their 100 points the girls were recpiired to hike 75 miles the first and third quarters and 50 miles the second quarter.

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Left to right: H. Scott. VV. Lantz. M. Warren. V. Sherwood. Left to right: M. NVarren. V. Abbott. li. Jones. R. Olson. OCCSI' Dou't let her make a goal, shouts one of the VVhites . And just as a Red is ready to kick for a Score the goally picks the hall up and throws it hack toward the center of the field where the battle rages on. Soccer proved to he one of the most popular sports during the fall quarter, and there was a very large turnout under the management of Virginia Sherwood. About 26 girls received 100 points for participating in 10 practices and the tournament. Clrennis Your serve. Short Doubles That's 15-SO, shouted the server as she again tried to serve the hall from the court, and in this manner many of the tennis games proceeded. The new courts are occupied most of the time now, and players have to wait their turn in order to play. Tennis was offered to women athletes in the fall and spring quarters.