Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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and cditation . . . Sometimes a few hours of meditation helps rest a weary brain. Carol Cochranels favorite spot is the lawn beside the tennis court. Suzanne Biclne believes in reverie, and plays on on the violin, while Pat Smith, Janice Heim- gartner, Shirlene Nlatthews and Rita Stewart discuss class. The perfect way to end an afternoon like this would be to relax, but afternoon tests are more important, the English II D Class can tell you: lower right. Foriy -fire 1 3 2 .aw Practice and Discussion

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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

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Step right up and place your vote for Kennedy. Frank Nipper watches Ron Storey, Bridget Vvicklund and Scott Rice count ballots at mock election. Politics and Poker . . . The winnulil Dennis Halsey, our newly elected president, and 21 writcfin candidate at tliat. Forty-six Your turn! VVe voted! Ron Boyer and Helen VValser voting lor student body president. Just like the national elections, fifty per cent stayed home. And guess what we found Shiela Carpenter and Vicky Rist doing!