Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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I. Owuxs Y. Snskwoon I.. XIILLI-IR D. Nrzwxrw -9qnI'Ci'leI'y In archery, good posture and a quick. sharp-shooting eye are secured to say nothing of the thrill of hitting Il hull's eye. This sport was not offered hy VV. A. A. until the last half of the third quarter, and, although this was a rather busy time of the year, there wus an exeeptionally good turnout. QGOFSCSLIOCS XYith :1 throw and a elang, the horseshoe game has lnegun. Now a ringer is made, and the other player is up to try her luek at the game. High point women were Bernice Young: 32 point, Clara Peek: 23, Lucille Miller: 21, Lyda Crockett: 25. Iris Owens: 17, Sally Bafus: 16, Laura Douglas: 13, Helen Powell: 13. All of these were awarded 25 points toward their letters. .Xlthough horseshoes was only a minor sport offered the first quarter. there was ll very great interest shown and quite at few girls turned out.

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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.

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mg., I . l.i.u M, Waiuuax V, Sin-:izwonn orselnaclf Ricling 'lla-t's gallop away. 1 Ili, lct's race to the cross-road. Tlicsc were sonic of tlic cxprcssions ln-arcl as tlic girls roflc clown thc lmricllc paths aronncl l.cwiston. Not many girls tnrnccl ont for liorsclmauli ricling lmccausc of thc lack of liorscs, lint the fcw tliat clicl, sccmcml to enjoy it vt-ry nn llorsclmack riding was only a minor sport, ancl lO hours of rirling wcrc l'Cllllll'L'Kl in orclcr to carn I5 points. ing omg ll'l1f1l'.r flu' xrm't'. ' l5-IX. lx't'i1a',v. ' 7'!mf iiitikux il 75-IQ. Ping Pong was a very popular niinor sport ancl was cnjoycrl lry many of thc XV. AX. ,X. munilmcrs. For lil lionrs of Ping Pong the players rcccivccl l5 points. Y I l ing I ong has lmcvn offcrccl all tlirec qnartcrs unmlcr thc licacling' of llllSlll5L'1'YlSCil sports. llclcn Scott was st-concl quarter inanagcr.