Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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DONNA MARIE SKINNER-In all her activities. Donna Marie tound herselt in the public eye. During three years at LHS her talent was exemplified not only as a maiorette. lout also as 1949-50 president ot the Honor Society. Her radiant smile will be re- membered long after she has lett the halls ot LHS. Representative Students MARILYN EVANS-With a vivacious personality and a smile tor all, Marilyn won merits as she pre- sided over a successful year ot the Purple 84 Gold League and participated in many student lcoedl activities, which led to her selection as the local D.A.R. representative. MARIE LITCHFIELD-Besides holdingthe ottice ot student loody secretary. Marie gave treely ot her other talents. lending them to many high school play productions, musical groups and work on the annual. Marie was always willing to help where she was needed.

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lieilioation OR his untiring service to the Lew- iston school system since 1931, the annual staff of 1950 takes pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Leo Click, assistant superintendent of schools and director of curriculum. Before assuming his new position last fall, Mr. Click was principal of the Lewiston Junior High School from 1942 to the spring of 1949. Prior to that he was grade school principal at the old Whitman and Webster buildings. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in 1933 and his Master of Science in 1941, both at the University of Idaho. He has also spent several summer sessions at the University of California and at the University of Southern California. Mr. Click has been active in community work, especially in the Boy Scouts. He served as the district scouting commissioner from 1942 to 1949 and now is the Lewis-Clark Council commissioner. The presidencies of the Lewiston-Clarkston Kiwanis Club and Idaho Education Association have been conferred upon him. Main leisure-time interests of Mr. Click are hunting and fishing, in season.

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Representative tudents RON BAKER-Siariing his high school career as a cross-counfry man, Ron developed info an all- around sfudenr. His pleasing personalify, coupled wifh acfing abili'ry, broughf him presfige as a iirsr- class debaier and orafor. Add io 'rhese acrivifies his fob as siudeni body presideni and Ron's record in LHS is unsurpassed. TOM FLYNN-Tom proved his worih as an our- sianding aihleie in LHS aiier compleiing ihree years of parriciparion in baslcefball. baseball and frack. These aciiviiies were only par+ of Tom's LHS record. He siill had 'rime io guide fhe Boys' Club and The L Club ihrough an unusually successful season. SAM SKILLERN - By being everybody's pal a'r LHS. Sam noi only carried on as presidenl' of Radio- Forensic Club and vice-presidenl' of 'rhe 1950 Senior Class. buf he also found rime +o par'ricipa+e in 'rhe spring sporis of baslcefball and baseball.