Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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Foreword sk Superhuman effort is being demanded in the defense of our democratic ideals. Pro- tecting the American way of life against all aggressors, demands that we defeat the enemy in every arenaathe battle front, the home front and the morale front. To strive mightily, to conquer against great odds, and to achieve high goals long have been car- dinal objectives of the Lewiston High School. Students, faculty, directors and parents ded- icate time, effort and zeal to the task. The staff of the 1942 Bengal sought a theme that would symbolize in colorful way the magnitude of work, play and citizenship training at the high school. Result: They decided to use as a theme Paul Bunyan, legendary superman of the lumbering industry and era. Lumbering is second to agriculture in the state industries and important to this area. Paul was-in woods' legends-the superman of all supermen. He toiled mightily, thought mightily, and achieved mightily. In that respect all in LHS have emulated him and we are glad to use his fabled prowess as a motivation for the work on the 1942 year- book. uk 'A' 'Ir ul' 'A' 'k Dedication f 1 f We, the Annual Staff of 1942, take pleasure in dedi- cating this yearbook to our new principal, Duncan B. Branom. The year, 1941-42, has proved highly suc- cessful and happy for the personnel of our high school, if under the leadership of Dune Principal Branom received his Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Gonzaga, Spokane. He also attended the Eastern State Teachers College, the Uni- versity of Idaho, Texas Technical School, and-St. Louis University. Mr, Branom was an instructor of Chemistry at the Lewiston High School for the past hve years. He was also athletic director until last fall when he was pro- moted to the principalship.

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7 J 7 bU ' WE' Jw'-Twv-lf VIWIM f'3,f3?W Im SMI M1559 Mmm EDITOR-IN-CHIEF --------- 1lUnIIIQIJE, GARFIELD Assistant Editor-MARJORIE PENLAND BUSINESS MANAGER ------- MARY JEAN MCCREEDY Assistants-LOUISE LARGENT, MAUDE HUGGINS Aides-ELDORRA PETERSON, GLORIA SATTERFIELD, FAITHE MARTIN ' PHOTOGRAPHER ---------- RAY HOWARD Assistant-TOM PETERSEN Aides-FLOYD HARVEY, MIKE MITCHELL, GLORIA MORGAN PERSONNEL --------- BETTE FAYE SOLBERG Aides-FAITHE MARTIN, BERNADINE MILES, JEAN EICHENBERGER ACTIVITIES ---------- BETTY ECHTERNACH Aide-SH I RLEY SI BERT ATHLETICS ---------- KENNETH MCINTOSH Aides--MIKE MITCHELL, SHIRLEY TARBET MUSIC AND DRAMA ---- BETTY MUDD, DORIS SCHROEDER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - GERTRUDE JOHNSON, AUDREY NANNINGA Aide-EVE SMITH ART STAFF ----------- MARILYN LESTER Aides-JACK MCDONOUGH, DON GREIF ASSEMBLY PROGRAM ------ MARY JEAN MCCREEDY LOUISE LARGENT, MAUDE HUGGINS SNAPS - ---------- TOM PETERSEN Aide-MIKE MITCHELL FEATURES - MARY JEAN MCCREEDY, BOB LEEPER, RAY HOWARD SPECIAL ASSISTANTS - - BERTHA MAE MALERICH, ANN ISAMAN, BONNIE DYBVIG ADVISOR - ------ ROBERT L. HOLBROOK