Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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tudent ldaho Education Association First Row: Helen Walser, Doris Lenz, Linda Balsiger, Shirlee Krigbaurn, Karen Todd and Shirlene Matthews. Second Row: Larry lN'lcPherson, Rita Stewart, Allen Renshaw, Judy Lustig, Harry Nelson, Sheila Carpenter, Ron Boyer, Carol Cochrane and Dave Shaw. Third Row: Carol lNloss, Iudy Nanninga, Mary NIcPherson, Virginia Hanson, Hope Hale, Pat Hiemstra, Connie Nelson, Kathleen Abel, Gayle Clemets, Pat Smith, Janice Heimgartner. This year, the Sarah Culton Chapter of S.l.E.A. sponsored a variety of events under the supervision of lVlr. lVlcHugh. The members helped with concessions during the basketball season and the high school basketball tournaments. A dance and a car-wash were given to raise money to send delegates to Boise to attend the ldaho Education Association Convention. The members attending were: Ron Boyer, Carol Cochrane, Sheila Carpenter, Frank Nipper, and Alice Watkins, President of the State S.l.E.A. programg and Mr. McHugh. The members also sponsored an assembly during American Education Week and invited the F.T.A. groups to attend. They enjoyed a Christmas party and ended the year with a picnic. The officers for the year were Ron Boyer, President, Frank Nipper, Vice-President, Rita Stewart, Secretary, Helen Walser, Treasurer, Sheila Carpenter, Corresponding Secretary, Pat Hiemstra, His- torian, and Carol Cochrane and Shirlene Nlatthews, Board of Directors. Twenty-eight

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Phi Theta Kappa Left Io Right: Terrance Thomas, Scott Rice, Suzanne llidne, Nadine Hall, lya Ann Vllilliainson, lrori Bragd, Blr. Sims. Janice lleiingartner, Karen Todd, Gayle Crlernets, Kaye Lott, Bob Crawlord and Cfary Russell. Not pictured are Linda Berg and Patti Christianson. Phi Theta Kappa, of which lota Psi is the local chapter, embraces ,lunior Colleges nationally. Stu- dents xx ho maintain a PS average or aboye and are in the top ten percent of the student body are eligible. This year Iota Psi presented its annual award for extracurricular activities to Prank Nipper at the hlay axxards assembly. Pledges taleen into full rnembership during the year were llelen VValser, Terrance Thomas, Robert Crawlord, Linda Berg, Gary Russell, Scott Rice, Patricia Daniels, Patricia Christianson, lanice Hiem- gartner, Gayle Cleinets, Karen Todd, Kaye Loft, Sarah Gicse, Lori Rragd and Suzanne Riclne. Leading the organization for the year 196061 were lay Shafer, Presidcntg lya Ann Vvilliamson, Secretary and acting President second seinesterg Nadine Hall, Treasurer, and Alice Xflfatliins, llistorian. At the helm lor next year, l96l-62, will be Robert Crawford, Presiclentg Scott Rice, ViceAPresiclentg Gayle Cleinets, Secretary: Patricia Christianson, Treasurer: and Linda Rerg, llistorian. Ttvelztj'-iziite