Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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NBi ,211 f .g,g:3., gi :rn .f- Above all, remember the time of our lives, the texture of the days and nights, the mellow hours of contemplation, kindled warm with talk, the sunny glow of friendships, the play, the water fights!

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MUSIC The Orchestra and Chorus perform at the presentation of The Messiahf, The Band, Orchestra and Chorus made up the Music Department this year. The first semester the Band played at our home basketball games. The second semester the Band lost several members and was helped out by a group of men in the community at games. The Orchestra and Chorus, with a few outside members, presented HThe Messiahf, which was tallied about for many days afterward. It was beautiful both in song and lighting. The whole Music Department went on a concert tour to Lapwai and Kendrick, where they were well received. Also they sponsored several music assemblies which included numbers by the Orchestra, Chorus and Band, highlighted by instrumental and vocal solos. At Commencement, they provided outstanding music, and also entertained with chamber music at the reception which followed Commencement. Thirty-eigl1t

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Registration Upper Right: Up and waiting early in the morning. Middle Left: The girls fill out class cards. Middle right: Mrs. Weatherby, Cornelia Edel- blute and Gladys Herzog arrange their schedules. Lower Left: Jack Van Sise and Mrs. McCarthy complete registration in the Registrar's office with Mr. Boosinger and Mr. McHugh. Forty Remember the hectic days of registra- tionl Arriving at the Student Union Building and Waiting for what seemed like hours for the doors to open . . . At last we were inside hut, woe is ius, there were more lines . . . Filling in our cards, we were in line again to get the Dean's approval. Oh no, a mis- take, or was it that one of your classes had closed? Remember how great it was to get the Dean's autograph? . . . I t