Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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.l.XN. 'Lil W.Z25sW' W '2a3 wQ ment of the loxe and loyalty of lexus and Clarks alumm for lt has come cntlrely irom her graduatlng, classes XX c the Llass of lanuary IQZI are proud ot th1s glorlous record XX e are proud to he ahle to say that ue haxe had our part 1n 1ts makmg VN e arc glad at tlns tlme to glxe XOICL to thlg prxde and to express our thanks to thc school for xx hat It has done tor us To the members of the I exus and Llark faculty we vush to express our smcere appreclatxon for thcur TlLXCI'f8ll1I'lg sympathy and QCFXICC It IS Vlllll a gcnume regret that me lcaxe them tor there 15 not one 01 us but has recelxed hclp and enjoyed trlendslnp vnth many of thelr number To our fellovl students the undergraduates of our school ue gne our hearty encoura,,cmenl and assurances of smccre support 1n the future May the glory of Levns and Clark rema1n undlmmed may many new laurels be added to her record and may there contlnue to flounsh as there has 1n the past that yntal pon er IH her hfe the spzrzt 0 1.,eu1.s and Clark 'i i- 'T 'nl -x' 1 'Wg - A-sflvf A ,Q . . V, v V 4 L , vs V' -1 V f ' ' ' s , . . , .. . y . . c '.' 'f ' ' 1.1 f. 4 1.1 1 r v v'- v 1- ' 1 .-. ., 7 y , , . e 0-, ' - U ' ' , A ' 'Q , l Y , X X V ,I X,- ix 1 - ys VGX Bl U u 255541

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L History and Appreciation Q E ARI' leaving Ieuis and Qlark forever As the parting Y-j draus nearer ue tre teelmg more and more an ONClNNl'lClITl Li 2 mg, admiration and affection tor our school Xl e are proud wg f ot her history and reeord ot gre tt tehievements 'Ind partlc ularly ot her as she is today a magniheent institution of learning knit together by the prlde and loyalty ot her students the spirit of Iewis md Clark binee the time when in 1865 tl1e hrst school building ev er erected on the present site yy as completed to the present day Lewis and Clark s reeord has been one ot constant groyv th in 5176 in improvement of Ihe hrst buildmv combining the grade and high school students utterly lacking in educational tacilities gave wav in ISQI to a more modern strueture the old South Central High School In IQIO this building xv as destroy ed by tire and our own Lewis md Lltrk took its place lh1s building ulth its large classrooms broad eorridors md dignified architecture eomplete Wllll the very best in educational taeihties is pronouneed one ot tne hnest in the XX est I this uondertul school the Lewis and Cl trk student body has uon laurel ltter lturel in the ereation ot its inspirinh reeord lhe mtyority ot our schools graduates going on to institutions of hifher le trmng, htve hlled the eolleees and LIIIIXLINIIKS ot the country 1nd by their reeords in athleties oiatory md seholtrship have given us ll'lll0IlfNVlllC re-cognition. At home, because of l1er prowess in every' line of 'tctivity Lewis 'ind C,l'1rk has gained the hearty' and enthusiastic support of the com- munity. ller fame has so spread th1t yearly hundreds of students come from all sections of the Inland Empire to receive 1 part or '1 whole of their educwtion within her walls. Iewis 'mel Clark s contribution to the w1r w'1s characteristic of her fine record. From her student body' and alumni she sent a full thousand men to the service. Every' appeal for Liberty' Londs and XYar Savings Stamps met with '1 more than generous response. .-Xnd then to complete this glorious record Iewis and Clark with a burst of patriotic enthusiasm pledged in a single day' S1200 for a memorial to those of her sons who died in the great struggle. I ewis and Clark has reason for pride in the possession of an 'lrt gallery' of several hundred beautiful pictures a collection that can be equalled in few places in the XYest. Ihis gallery in itself is a monu- E3 JAN- '21 5'f5u'if'f'5u'F E54 giff 4j,25,,'Q 7jh '723,. 5 g2K, f'6123'E ' Ef5Sf7'fQ1'W'f2h W 'W 7' lvl A H' i Ry . . . E4 br Q ii tqi , . . , . ,. ,- ,,..., , . , . . . ., . .S 1'fl7-'J' f L . A 1' -sv JN - - . - - Vg ' ' 't 2 1' A '. - V l J x I , L' facilities, and in great achievements. 6 I S . . M . .l x . Q Q, I 4. I . v - - 'lv v I , 1 nk-:U ' . 1 .1 '., ' 1 '. . fl '1 m 1. f f il z - 2 ' - ' ' Q 5 if -t . Q 'Q Z. I v A L. '. K 1 L H.. r ' I V. . I Q A4 'e' -1 'f, - 'A fgz ' ' l 1 T F 1 I ' 1 'I 54 . '. . f 1 - - r A . . f . F I lb 1 1. I ' , v 4 ' 5 ' 1 y Q , v . lg 4 1 X 1. y . , I

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