Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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The lawn was always available for resting. Hope Hale and Jerry Mclhidge enjoy the spring sunshine. . . . and relaxation Then there were those like Scott Rice who s vent rnanv an ' ' 1 I ' I Y! afternoon wondering 'VVho should I take out tonight? Wliile Scott fretted over a date, the rofs fretted over test . , . P . papers. Didnt you feel sorry for the instructors? Forty-nine ,Mn Above: A1 Renshaw and Judy Lustig spent many an exciting time soaring through the wild blue yonder. Others, sueh as Sandy Banks and Del Norris, were content to stick to the ground to do their riding around.

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Afternoons without classes were rare occasions but most of us found an hour or two to enjoy the beach. This meant water fights, and water fights meant wet hair and a damp look the rest of the aftcrf noon. But it was lots of fun. Relaxation! The girls get a golden tan. Afternoons of fun . Oh! The sun feels great. Bonnie Fischer looking lovely in the sun. Forty-eight

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Come and git it, you guyslu calls Linda Borg at the Kumpus Kzulct picnic. Hllczins, potato salad, and hot clogs tlmfzifu art longlu Burnt liot dogs, Linyonc? Linda Borg anal filoriti Paulson clucl lXlr. Karr for thc lvcst spot ol coals. Have some potato chips, Nlr. Sims? asks Kathy Abel. Fifty Dinnertime and It's a Picnic! A sccludcd rendezvous-Scott and Gloria discuss tlmc price of root beer.