Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

Page 13 text:

Dean Caldwell Each issue of the Blue Arrow has brought me increasing pleasure because of the faithful pictorial reproduction of the life and college activities at Lewis-Clark Normal School for the given year. I am sure that those of us, students, faculty, and other college personnel, who have lived and worlcecl together during the 196061 academic year will find much future gratifi- cation in the perusal of these pages. IDEAN CLEON C. CALDWELL Seven

Page 12 text:

DR. THEOPILIIS CONGRATULATIONS AND VVARM WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 AT LEWIS-CLARK NORMAL SCHOOL I am sure your parents and friends will join me in wishing that the future is as rewarding to you as the past months on Normal Hill have been. May you continue to seek growth in knowl- edge, in the good years that lie ahead. Sincerely, ROBERT E. STNIYLIE Six President Knowledge, like the sun in the sky, is so essential that it is often easy to take for granted. Yet, the ways in which we use knowledge determines the whole civiliza- tion which surrounds us from the homes we live in to the jobs we hold. The struggle to know is a most exciting drama. This publication of the Blue Arrow pictures the classroom and extra-curricular roles played this year by the students at Lewis4Clark Normal School. ln the years to come, as you scan the pages and reflect on the school year chronicled here, may you always retain a leading part in the drama of the search for knowledge. COVERNOR ROBERT E. SMYLIE

Page 14 text:

Administrative Personnel GRACE BALDWIN DAPHNE GOWEN H eaal Librarian Associate Librarian WILHELMINA SACKMAN JOYCE SCHUMACHER OMA F. MOSS Bursar Assistant to Bursar Clerk Eight