Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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U7 ?a?WW?.C'j meyjide, WMA, ,f,oL0g,Q WM om ff t 3524?-Q. w x EsM. BROWER .N.x N15 ' Choosing the Spalding Centennial as the theme of their yearbook, the Class of 1936 pays fitting tribute to the memory of Rev. Henry Spalding and Eliza Spalding and acknowledges the priceless heritage left by these heroic pioneers. The first school in Idaho Was established a century ago by the Spaldings, a rude log cabin With only Indians for students. Nevertheless, a nucleus of edu- cation Was developed in 1836. Novv, the Class of 1936 is privileged to graduate from an institution that maintains the highest standards of scholastic attain- ment, a faculty of superior talent, and excellent buildings and equipment. These graduates, the Spalding Centennial class, Will go forth into the World trained to meet the exigencies of life with an appreciation of learning that will ever be a source of joy to them. Courage, fortitude, stability, unselfishness, preseverance, and simplicity Were exemplified in the lives of the Spaldings and Well may it be remembered by the Class of 1936 that it is these sterling qualities that emblazon the path- E. M. BROWER, President, Idaho Spalding Centemzial, Inc way to fame.

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D Jgmjwwl 'ffAfU'ffWf6 j E D I zfmffwfrfrjj C Mwrfm. NJA sEfQte, oisgi Y tio? The Lewiston Senior High School has gradually progressed from a small, one room building to a spacious institution of higher learning with innumer- able opportunities. Within the last two years the organizations of our school have greatly ex- panded. A well organized band, a harmonious orchestra, and a glee club of more than eighty voices have brought musical fame to the school. In the way of athletics the basketball squad defeated nine strong teams to represent the North Central District in the state tournament. A stinging defeat was scored over the Clarkston Bantams by the Bengal team in the annual Turkey Day grid classic. A marked improvement has been shown in the presentation and quality of dramatic productions. Through Boys' and Girls' organizations the responsibilities of citizenship and the art of working together have been taught. To L. L. Carlson under whose wise supervision and guidance the Lewiston Senior High School is rapidly progressing toward greater recognition in the scholastic field this volume of Purple and Gold is respectfully dedicated.