Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Gab sessions between classes take place everywhere, on and off campus. A favorite spot is Iacles, or if the hreak is only 21 short one, the front steps of the Aclininistrution building serve the purpose. Of course, therels always someone like Ron Boyer who will try to study on the tennis court. Fo1'1y-tlwee The Break

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Classtime Gabriel Lee follows in the footsteps of other illustrious scientists who have looked through the lens of a microscope and discovered strange things-say, Iames Thurber-as he examines a slide in Biology Lab. Theres hir. Sims, leading his morning Humanities class in broad-ranging voyages through the world of the Arts, seen from a studentys viewpoint. Ever wonder how the class looks from the professors point of view? Well, see those chaps in the far left of the small window? llere on the right from hflr. Sims, point of View, Scott Rice and Ron Lahfliirche in Humanities. Forty-two

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Afternoons: Work . Work is the basis of college as anyone who's been here can tell you. If it's listening to Mr. lNlCHugh you know that when he's finished lecturing you'll have plenty to do. Art ll has its share of fun, too, though Bill Woodlancl doesn't look exactly gay. lylarvin Welker and Lanny Jacobs worked on a miniature volcano for Audio-Visual and when they finished, it promptly erupted Csec srnokel Forty-four