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Lois Graham Ed Hanson
Business Manager: Ray Cox '"· ~~::: · Photographers: Keith Johnson 11,,
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Otte..Staff Assistants: Sue Ash I e y Jason
Shirley Craig Kather.1ne Lemmon · Bonnie Gai ne
Lew Hanson
Advisor :
Janies L. Rhodes
IDedicafion <Co
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friends of 71.orlh gdah.o @unior (iJolle9e who have made
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NORTH IDAHO JUNIOR COLLEGE COE UR D 'A L E NE, I DAHO Ol"l"I C ll O F
June 2, 1950
THE PRESIDENT
T0 ALL ST"DEf'TS AND FRIE!JDS OF
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J . C.
The theme of this year 's LEWA is concerned with the element of transi.tion :
from the old to the new.
The seeds sovm in the past are
gPrminating in the pr esent and the prospects are for a vizorous fruit which will sustain and vitalize the future . When one is accustomed to looking baclmard, ever y year is t r ansitional . antl the
There is a perpetual blendine of t he old and the ne w, the past pr~sent .
This blending process , this synthesizing and synchron-
izing of human experience is the thing in which we are most inter ested at Ilorth I daho Junior College . That which has been found to be true in the past must mark our progress into the future; that which has value to have value tomorrow .
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the present is likely
However , that is not always the case , and therein
lies one of our biggest problems .
To sort out the chaff from the wheat ,
the essential from the non- essential, the true from the false , is the co11sta'1t duty of both student and t eacher .
He must :-earch , we must
challenge , and ·ve must.meet the problems of our times .
If the experience
of th--' past can help, let us dra": on them· to solvc our problems ; if not , let us face the future ,·Jit'.: confidsnc•, firm in det rmination of our f ounding fat1ers has been unqu~nchable
th~
conviction that the
bequeath~d
to us as an
h.:?rita[;e .
So , fon:ard , you men and women of l'.orth Idaho Junior Collet;e , for ward ~
Mindful of the past , yes .
Dilieent in the present , of course !
Searching into the future , above all ! ForwarLl to a greater and more glorious service to mankind .
G. O. rildow President
ministration and
acu ty 1950
G. 0. KILDOW President
BOARD OF REGENTS
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P.A. CHRI TIA
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Mathematic
DEXTER H. MOSER Engineering
GERALD WENDT
LORETTA DUNNIGAN
Business
Business
Ll CILLE PORTER Bu~ines
H. FRANK EVANS Biology
WILBUR H. HILL
WALTER F. HOWE
th iation Mechanics
Radio Electronics
ELDON RAINEY
C. B. HAUGEN
Watchmaking
Aviation I nstruments
EARL F. OGG
EVA S. OGG
Chemistry
Political Science
JAMES PIPREW
JAMES L. RHODE
Foreign Languages
English
MERCY J. GRIDLEY Psycholog}
BERYL JOHN ON
PRESTON ONSTAD Speech
Women's Athletics
DICK W. ARM TRONG Basketball Coach
ITSUKO NISillO
MARIE ELDER KRIDER
Registrar
Librarian
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SOPHOMORES
SophoTnQre Class President
WILLIAM PETER BRUECCEMAN
Freshman Vice-President I Toastmasters 1 Student Board of Control 1-2 Treasurer 2
RUTH LONC
DWAYNE KRUSE
DoN FREEBORC
DENA GENE LEHFELDT
ALICE LUCILLE REBER
Secretary of Sophomore Class
Phi Theta Kappa 1-2 Secretary 2 Toastmistresses 2 DONALD LEE CARNS
Engineers' Club 1-2 Vice-President 2
N ORWOOD LONC
Horology P AULA HAYES
IRC 1 Freshman Class Social Chairman Glee Club l Phi Theta Kappa 1-2 President 2 Student Body Secretary Student Board of Control
SHIRLEY CRAIG
Camera Club 1 Phi Theta Kappa 1-2 Treasurer 2 AWS President 2 IRC 1-2 Social Committee HAROLD Ail:xANDER
BasketbalJ Manager 1-2
WILLIAM JAMES
R1ccs
Glee Club 1-2 Pep Band 2 President Student Union Executive Board 2 Chairman Toa lmasters 2 President IRC2 LAVERNA MAE THOMPSON Toastmistre~ses
1-2 Secretary-Treasurer 2
CARMEN M. SANDE
Engineers' Club 1-2 BONNIE ANN CAINE
Glee Oub 1-2 Trial by Jury 1 IRC 1-2 Toastmistresses l-2 President 1 Rifle Club 1 Secretary Press Club 2 LEWA Staff 2 Cardinal Cry 2
OSCAR
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IRC 2 Fre..,hman ocial 01airman 1 KATHERINE LEMMON
Engineers' Club 2 Phi Theta Kappa 2 Glee Club 2 Annual Starr 2
ALLEN DIXON
LOIS JEAN GRAHAM
Press Club l Secretary NIJC Review Staff 1-2 LEWA Staff Assistant Editor l Editor 2 IRC 2
Jo1IN MITCHELL
Horology ROBERT PLETCHER
BRUCE
S. McDONALD
Engineers' Club 2 Archeology Club 2 SHIRLEY ANNE BYRNE
Vice-President Soplwmore Class
Archeology Club 2 Delta Psi Omega 1路2 President 2 Glee Club 2 Toastmistresses 1-2 President 2 Future Teachers of America 2 Lost Horizon 1 Student Board of Control 2 Student Union Board 2
CANDEE DAV IS RAY
Cox
Student Body President 2 Phi Theta Kappa l-2 Student Board of Control l-2 Chairman 2 NIJC Radio Forum 2 LEWA Staff 2 Business Manager NIJC Review 2
R1caARD A. Iu.MuN Basketball 1-2 Glee Club 2 Lettermen's Club l-2 Secretary 2 IRC2 GARY
B. BAJLEY
Freshman Class President Toastmasters 1-2 IRC 1-2 Student Union Executive Board
BARBARA HANSON
Lo t Horizon l Toastmistre,.c:es 1-2 Secretary-Treasurer 1 Vice-President l Pre~ident 2 IRC2 Glee Club 2 Cheerleader l Future Teachers of America 2 ecretary-Treasurer DAVID RAMON APODACA
Engineers' Clul> 1-2 IRC l -2 Archeology Club 2
A RVEL
H. FAIRCHILD
C lee Club 2 Camera Oub 1-2 Archeology Club 2 Ccm Club 2 Engineers' Club 1-2 Secretary 2 J ASON
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Pep Band 1-2 Delta P~i Omega 1-2 Vice-President 2 Camera Club 1-2 Vice-President 2 School Photographer
RB \ RA LEC.\1 :-i
Toa-.tmi-..tre-.-.e-. 1 Glee Club 1 A" S Pre~ident 2 !->tudent Bodv ocial Co-Chairman 2 ORCE LEP ARD
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LARRY
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Glee Club 1-2 Rifle Club 1 Phi Theta Kappa 2 VIJC Men's Quartet 2 EARL
L.
ERD,fA N
Engineers' Club 1-2 President 2 Camera Club 1-2 Gem Club 2 Rifle Club 1 President
L EWIS HANSON
Pep Band 1-2 IRC 1-2 Phi Theta Kappa 1-2 NIJC Review Staff 1-2 Editor 2 Glee Club 2 Toastmasters 2 Student Union Executive Boar1 WENDELL
0 . SANDE
Engineers' Cl ub 1-2
HARRY
R.
KosTEN JCK
Horology Bowling Team 2 MAR\'1"1 JONES Vice路Pre~ident of Fre hman Class Toa-.tmasters 1-2 Pre~dent 2 Sophomore ocial Chairman
KEI TH J OH SON
LEWA Staff Photographer IRC2 Archeology Club 2
Cliff Streetor
President
William Delyea
Tom 0. Miller
Louise Belt
LaVerne Sorenson
WendelJ Essley
Kenneth Lund
Garland B. Hibbert
Verna Schauer
Patti Sullivan
James Kildow
Jessie Earle
George McDowell
Wilma Negry
Norman Walker
Betty Jane Morris
Garland Johnson
Doris Weniger
Harold Tracy
Jackie Boone
Donn Lehfeldt
Delbert Arndt
Hallie Cooper
Sheldon Forrest
Richard Quigley
Fred Miller
Robert Johnston
Glen Brandvold
Gene Dowers
Ed Hanson
Charles Waller
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STUDENT BOARD OF CONTROL
STUDENT UNION BOARD
COLLEGIATE TOASTMASTERS
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PHI THETA KAPPA
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS
ARCHEOLOGY CLUB
ENGINEERS' CLUB
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
CAMERA CLUB
BOYS' QUARTET
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ALL SCHOOL
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
SOPHOMORE FORMAL
School Party
In New Gymnasium
PRINT DRESS AND BEARD CONTEST
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SCHOOL OF WATCHMAKING
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UC LETTERMEN'S CLUB
BASKETBALL TEAM
CHEERLEADERS
NIJC PEP BAND
Intramural
Sports
Campus Shots
SPORT DANCE
ENGINEERS' BANQUET
ENGINEERS' FIELD TRIP
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DEDICATED TO THE CONTRACTING COMPANIES WHO HAVE BUILT OUR SCHOOL, AND AT THE SAME TIME HAVE TAKEN AN INTEREST IN OUR LEWA.
H. Halvorson, Inc. Olson Floor Co. Victor A. Finrow Co. Secour Cement Products, Inc. Fryer Ford Co. Spokane Gloss Co. Johnson Cabinet Works Potlatch Forests, Inc .
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President Kildow tried val11 iantly for that I00" all during the NIJC bowling season at
/{,Jzauee'Zfl 80WLIN6Al.LEY搂 Marv Jones found time to go to school and still take care of Jerry and Ray at
Don, Jessie and Jackie read $30 worth of magazines while waiting for that prescription put up by the master pharmacists at the
R-E-X路ORUG
And here's what they looked like in 1950! DODGE
FREELAND~ WYMAN DE:A..LE:R.S
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KNUDST-EN CH-EVROL-ET 9eat~
The "new look" Ford
-£/fe'tJt!MOTO~ DEALERS
And that beautiful Buick
KOENIG-
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Ruth Long is all smiles as she sacks â&#x20AC;˘em up for Lois at - -
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This fine lunch counter is one more of the many services found at Coeur d' Alene's finest
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We'll take two, Mr. Fuller! And we'll tell our friends about the really good merchandise at
POWELL'S ~HOE STORE Loren and Lois look loveydovey for Pete at
~-H-E足 TIME5HOP
Brother! That's where our money goes!
DI NGL-E
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The instantly recognizable faces of two of the towns best boosters-Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and the
ATMLETIC ROUND TABLE
Ideally situated by the new campus with economic winter rates, {ask Ray Cox and Ben Laster!), is the
~Al<EVIEW
AUTO COVRr
Who can resist a preview of that 'graduation watch'! From
GPENCERS J2ewe~ -Countless college chums choose cords at the
The perfect place to top off a perfect date - -
That fine butcher shop is only a sample of what you can see and buy at
PAYLESS
CJ1ta;iJ;e'f! We're saying - if ya ain't had spudnuts and coffee at Ben's; ya ain't lived!
fieu'4~PUDNur
SHOP
Looks like Cox picked a soft spot for a little campaigning. Can you blame him? That
sofa's from ~uk~
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And that sleek new
CHRYSLER
WILLIAMS' MOTOR~ D-EAL-ERS - Gee, what will they be like in 1980!
And here's a good place to take that new car Coeur d' Alene's own
Or, you can enjoy a dinner among the beautiful surroundings and fine murals at -
FOWLER~
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Coeur d' Alene's big friendly food store Meats - Fountain Lunch - Groceries
The home of quiet dig nity
-ENGLISJ--1-YAT-ES FUN-ERAL C+-IAP-EL
This'll cure everything! Gary gives Jessie and Jackie the word at
MMMM! Model that, please, Delaynne and June! We knew you'd get it at
~irat'ei
You can't blame him for pulling a "Ferdinand " among those exotic plants and flowers at
-EVÂŁRGREEN -FLORAL
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Scotty says it's almost worth getting married for - those wonderful appliances at
Betcha didn't know this great big company also does these little things!
l(Jaad~~'l WAT-ER POW-ER CO.
Hmm - the square of this angle should be equal to the nine in the side. Prove it at the
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Bill Riggs and Lew Hanson get their deer rifles at
, FENDERSGPORTGTORE Shirley and Barbara are dead serious about the sewing course at the
SING-E-f2
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And of course we've all been to the
Bob and George know it can be gotten, and that it will be the best at
7a;zclne;e f1. AUTO t;U PPL Y
Know that window? You should. It's the bond window at the
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It's fun to relax at a good place and a good place to relax is
T++E SILVER BAR~-FOUNTAIN
From dolls to el-a - well, there's a wonderful selection of things at the
f]cfl~ q~Of That Crosley Shelvador spe aks for itself at
SP-ELLMAN R-E-FRl6ERATION CO.
Tom Emerson is showing a genuine interest in a genuine investment. And Dona and George are smart to listen, too!
• I sr FEDERAL £AVIN6£ ~LOAN A55N. •
The boys at the trade department can tell you about those quality tools at
' auler ~upp~.,. BRACKS
Bill and Lew always insist on "their" barbers at
RAY ' S
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WHITLEYS ELEC TR IC
Brian, Jessie, and June can't resist those top names in jewelry at
Congratulations from
RIPLINGER
1~ne~al %me
Wear it with pride-it's from
Here 's a picture of a guy giving the fastest service in the state. at That's right
Two of the friendliest front doors in town
COeUI<. D' AL.ENE
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CONGRATULATIO NS
CLASS OF 1950 FROM
THE ANNUAL STAFF
7~M-made SCHOOL ANN UALS
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M 0 DERN EQUIPMENT and
35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states
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