Aberdeen High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Aberdeen, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

The Class of 1951 ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL Aberdeen, Idaho Moving Day at A.H.S. The New . . . Modern in every detail is the new pale green Aberdeen High School. Salmon pink door s, many windows, a capacious gym, and extensive labor- atory facilities are outstanding features of the new building. Co-editors; Patricia Savage John Vanderford Co-business managers; June Garrison Larry Knight 3 DEDICATION The 1951 AVE ET VALE is dedicated to the new and the old high school buildings. Farewell to the old where we spent three wonderful year s...where we worked to prepare ourselves for the future...where we learned co-operation through social activities and sports... where we made many unforgettable friendships. Hail to the new where we spent our last, most memorable year in high school... where we experienced one of the most thrilling moments of our lives--our grad- uation. Experiences we’ve had in each will remain in our fondest memories the rest of our lives. sV:-% 4 The Old . . Built in 1928 this building served as the home of the high school student body until this year when the students trans- ferred to the new. The old building proved too small to house the growing student body and now serves as the junior high school. This was the first high school to be built in Aberdeen and at the time was thought to be adequate to allow for growth of the community. The planners underestimated the increase in population. Hence, in 1950, plans were drawn up and the contract awarded for a new high school building which was completed in November of 1950. 5 At left, Arlen Clement, Bud Cuthbert, and Cecil Hayter trying to look ambitious while at right Carol Parsons and Elaine Corbridge really work. A caravan of students walking across the football field and down the road carrying books, chairs... all manner of school supplies and furniture. It’s moving daylOn Nov- ember 22, the students of A.H.S. set to the task of moving their books and equipment over and settling down to studies in the new high school. the wind are Dorothy Henderson, Phyllis larbara Varley, and Virginia Sterr. Moving 6 ADMINISTRATION School Board These are the poeple who have guided, taught, and planned for us. They have patiently urged us on from algebra through English IV. They have understood our problems, and by listening to thei r counseIs we have gained by their experience. Most of the credit for the construction of our new high school building goes to our school board. It was a big under- taking--getting the contract, handling finances and supervising construction. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chairman Edgar Toe vs, Howard Wynn, Superintendent Weston, Ival Goslin, Walter Hege, and Roy Stroschein. v, GoV'e ie. G Witt a 1 V 0 o C '- v w' iso - MR. R. A. WESTON Superintendent University of North Dakota. OLGA COOPER Idaho State College, University of Washington. General Business, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeep- ing. IRSHAL DAVIS Baker University, Baldwin, Kansas, University of Montana, Missoula. Band, World History. Faculty MARY EATWELL Nebraska Wesleyan University, Colorado Univer sity. Spanish, Algebra, Geometry. MARGARET E. GIESBRECHT Albion Normal, College of Colorado, Greeley. U. S. History, English I, II, American Government. C CHRIS LESTON Utah State College, Logan. Coach of Athletics, General Science, Driving. ROBERT OLSON Northern Idaho College of Education. English I, II, IV, Speech, Journalism, Debate. 9 VADEN H. ROCK Midland College. Fremont, Nebraska. Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Mathematics, Biology. NED STOCKS Utah Stale Agricultural College. Logan. Glee, General Science, Sociology. Faculty IRENE TOEVS University of Idaho, Southern Branch, University of Idaho. Library Science, Home Economics. JOHN WONDERLY Hemphill Deisel Engineering, National Deisel En- gineering. Auto Mechanics. MAGDA DIRKS Albion Normal School. Study Ha 11 Supervisor. RALPH D. HENDERSON Utah State Agricultural College. Logan, Univer- sity of Texas. English 1,11. IV, Speech Journalism, Debate. Student body President Lee Anderson and Vice President Leon Henderson. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance of Mrs. Arms this body isresponsible for formulating school laws. The council consists of two representatives from each class, a council member-at-large, the student body president and vice president. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Elaine Corbridge, secretary. Mis. Arms, Cecil Hayter. Bob Burt. Margaret Toevs. Shirley Garrison, Nelda Kendall, and President Lee Anderson. STANDING ARE: Jay Anderson. Harold Savage. Stanley Neeley. Leon Henderson, and Paul Stroschein. Upon this group of students rests the responsibility of enforcing school laws and regulations. A student ac- cused of violating any of these regu- lations is brought before the court and tried in much the same way as in a regular court of law. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Patricia Savage, Dwayne Sav- age, Jack Burgess, Ralph Sprakcr, ArleneLloyd, John Vanderford, Mary Ann Ransom, Earl P h i 11 i ps. Jean Bradley, Lee Worth, Shanna Holt, Paul Harder, and June Garrison. MARIAN A. WESTON University of North Dakota Secretary, girls' advisor LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Leda Hawker, Gaye Satterfield, Sylvia Hege, Phyllis Isaak, Barbara Duncan. STANDING: Cheri Chandler, Patricia Thornley, Lila Chandler, Martha Jenkins, Phyllis Hensen, Loretta Neuman, Maxine Nugent, Virginia Sterr, and Jean Weston. STUDENT COURT OFFICE 6IRLS CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jay Farnsworth, Vice President; Marilyn Herbert, Sec- retary; June Garrison, Treasurer; Larry Knight, Presi- dent. SHOJI AKIYAMA Physical Education I, glee 1,2, F.F. A. 3. JERRY ANDERSON Glee I, physical education 1, F.F.A. I. SENIORS KANNETTA JOYCE ANDERSON Band lt2( 3,4, glee I. operetta l. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, physical education 1. ILA EDNA BECK Band 3,4, glee 1.2,3,4, junior play, operetta 1,3. 4. Student Council 3, PepClub I, 2.3,4, cheerleader 4, sextet 4. LA VAR BRADLEY Band 2, glee I, F.F.A. 3, physical education 1. ROBERT BUFFI Glee I, band 1,2, 3.4, Tiger Club 4, football 4. CONRAD CHAMBERLAIN Band 2,3,4, glee 1.3,4. operetta 3,4, baseball 3,4, Youth Legislature 3. ARLEN CLEMENT Freshman year at Lewiston, Idaho; F.F.A. 3. DUANE CORBRIDGE Glee 1,3, band 2,3,4, physical education I, baseball 3, operetta 2, 3. VARLENE ELM A CORBRIDGE Glee 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, operetta 1,3,4, physi- cal education 1,2, 3. COLLEEN DURRANT Junior play, glee 1,2. JAY E. FARNSWORTH Band I, glee I, athletics 1,2,3, Tiger Club 3,4, Op- eretta I, class vice president 4. RALPH DUFFIN Band 1,2,3,4 glee 1.3.4. operetta 1,3,4, drum maj- or 4. BARBARA JEAN DUNCAN Freshman year at Thomas, Idaho; PepClub 2, glee 3, Operetta 3. SENIORS HARRIET MARILYN FERGUSON Physical education 1,2,3, glee 1,4, PepClub 1,2,3, Tiger Tales 4. LEO FRIESEN Freshman and sophomore years at American Falls, Idaho; glee 4, football 3, track 2,3,4, baseball 2. JUNE GARRISON Freshman and sophomore years at Meridian, Idaho; Band 3,4, glee 3,4. junior play, junior and senior sextet, operetta 3,4, Student Court 4, annual staff, class treasurer 4, debate 4. LEDA HAWKER Glee 1,4, band 1,2, 3,4, ma lorette 2, 3,4, PepClub 1,2,3,4, physical education 1,4. 15 SENIORS CECIL HAYTER Basketball 1,2, 3,4, glee 1,4, operetta 1.4, track 1,2.3,4, class president 3, Student Council 4. football 1.2. KENNETH HEGE Tiger Club 4, glee 1,3.4, band 1.2,3,4, operetta 1,3,4, baseball 2,3,4, football 3,4. DOROTHY MAE HENDERSON Glee 1,2,3, Pep Club I, 2,3,4, physical education 1,2,3,4, operetta 1,3. LEON HENDERSON Tiger Club President 2, Tiger Club 2,3,4, basketball 2,3, 4, glee 1,3,4, lrack 2.3.4. student body president 3, student body vice president 2,4, Student Council 2, $,4, Student Court l; Youth Legislature 3, football 2, 3,4. class president 2. PHYLLIS HENSEN Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, glee I, Physical education 1,2, 3,4. MARILYN HERBERT Band 2,3,4, glee 1, operetta I, co-editor of Tiger Tales , Peg Club 1,2, 3,4. class secretary 1,3,4, class treasurer 3, drum majorette 4. LAMAR INS KEEP Tiger Club 3,4, basketball 2, 3,4, glee 1,3,4, operetta 1,3, 4, band 2, track 2,3, 4. PHYLLIS ISAAK Glee I, physical education 1, operetta I, junior play, band 1,2,3, 4. Pep Club 1,2,4. LILLIAN JOANN JONES Physical education 1,2,3, glee 1.4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Tiger Tales. LARRY KNIGHT Class president 4, vice president 1,3, Student Council 2, Hi- Y 3,4, debate4, junior play, annual staff, glee 1,2, band I, basketball 1,2, track 2, baseball 3,4. BONNIE JEAN LARSON Band 3,4, glee 1,2,3,4, cheerleader 4, operetta 1,3,4, peP Club 1,2,3,4, senior sextet, mixed quartet 3, physical ed- ucation 1, 2, 3,4. CONNIE JUNE LARSON Band 3,4, junior play, operetta 1,3,4, gJee 1,2,3, 4, Pep Club 1.2, 3,4, cheerleader 4, physical education 1, 2, 3,4, Carnival Queen 3, senior sextet. 16 SENIORS JOHN LEWIS Glee I, track I. ARLENE LLOYD Physical education I, glee 1,2, 3,4, band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2.3, 4, Studein Court 1,2,3, 4, school pianist 2,3,4, class pianist 1,2, 3,4, class vice president 2, operetta 1,3,4, junior play, alternate girl state representative in 1950. JOANN KAY LLOYD Band 1,2, 3,4, glee 1,4, operetta 1,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, physical education I. LEONARD GARY MARKHAM Freshman and sophomore years at Salt Lake City, Utah; band 3,4, glee 3,4, baseball, debate 4. BETTIE LOU McCORMICK Glee 1,2,3, physical education 1,2, operetta I, Pep Club 1,2. WANDA LEE McCORMICK Pep Club 1,2, glee 1,3,4, operetta 1,3, physical education 1.2.3. JERRY NELSON Football 2,3, glee 1,4, physical education I. DOROTHY NEU Glee 1.3,4, junior play. Pep Club  .2,3,4, operetta 1,3,4, physical education 1, sextet 3. LORETTA NEUMAN Glee I, Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, operetta I, band 1,2, 3,4, junior play, annual staff , physical education I. VALDENE NEUMAN Physical education I, glee I, operetta 1, band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,3, 4. MAXINE NUGENT Pep Club 1,2,3, 4, Glee 1,3, operetta I, 3, physical educat ion 1 • 3.4- LUETTA JANE PECK Glee 1,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, operetta 1, physical education 1,4. 17 SENIORS DELBERT PETERSON Physical education I, glee I, F.F.A. 3, operetta 1,2. CLINT PHILLIPS Basketball 3,4, glee 1,4, TigerClub 2,3,4, Tiger Club Pres- ident 4, track 2, 3,4, football 2,3,4. GLEN PHILLIPS Glee I, physical education I, F.F.A. 3, Youth Legislature 3. ROGER RALPHS Glee 1,2, 3,4, junior play, operetta 3, Student Court 3, de- bate 4. BERNIECE RANSOM Glee 1,2,4, junior play, operetta 1,4, physical education 1, band 2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, sextet 2, mixed quartet 4. EMA VEE RANSOM Band 1,2,4, glee 1.3. operetta 1, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4. JOHN ROSS Freshman and sophomore years at Rupert, Idaho; Football 3, glee 3,4, operetta 3, Tiger Club 3,4, baseball 4, debate 4. GAYE SATTERFIELD Glee I, 2. 3, 4. band 3,4. operetta 3,4. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, physical education 1,3,4. DORIS SAVAGE Glee 1,3,4, physical education 1,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA SAVAGE Glee 1,4, physical education 1,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, class treasurer 2, operetta 1,4, Student Court 3,4, Student Council 1.2.3, co-editor of annual, debate 4. RALPH SPRAKER Tiger Club 3,4, football 3,4, basketball 2,3, baseball 3,4, band 1,2, junior play, Student Council 1,3, Student Court 3,4. ALICE STONE Glee 1,4, physical education I, 2, 3,4, band 2, 3,4, majorette 2.3.4, color guard 4. Pep Club 1,2, 3. 4. 18 SENIORS GEORGIA JOANN THOMAS Band 1,2, 3,4, glee 1, operetta I, juniorplay, PepClub 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club President 4, annualstaff, physical education 1. ROBERT JOHN TOMLINSON Band 1,2, glee I, 3,4, juniorplay, F.F.A. 3, boys’quartet 3, 4, mixed double sextet 4, operetta 1,3,4. MARGARET TOE VS Band 1,2, 3,4, glee 1,2, 3,4, juniorplay, PepClub 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club President 3, student body director 4, class song leader 1.2,3, 4, student councilman at large 2,3. JOHN VANDERFORD Sophomore and junior years at Salt Lake City, Utah; basket- balli, class president 1, Student Court 4, co-editor of annual. GORDON WAFORD Tiger Club 3,4, basketball 2,3,4, glee 1.2,3, band . oper- etta I, juniorplay, Student Court 4, baseball 3,4, football 3, 4. EDITH WELLS Band 2,3,4, glee 1,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, physical education 1, Tiger Tales 4. J ATWELLS Glee I, band 2,3,4, athletics. 1. MADGE MARIE WILLEY Glee 1,3, physical education 1,2,3, PepClub 1,2,3,4. RALPH WILTAMUTH Band 2,3,4, typing A award 3. LEONA HANSEN Post-graduate. KEITH JENKINS Glee 1,3,4, baseball 1,2,3,4, track 2, football 2. 19 JUNIORS Kevin Adamson Jay Allred Judy Alvord Lee Anderson Morgan Anderson LaRue Bedwell Lucille Beck Norma Jean Bradley Wallace Buffi Jack Burgess Lila Chandler DeVon Clayson Connie Clement Dee Corbridge Elaine Corbridge Bud Cuthbert Adrienne Dance Maurine Duffin Betty Jo Fahnestock Donald Friesen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Varley, vice president; Maurine Duffin, secretary; Morgan Anderson, president; Shirley Garrison, treasurer. Jim Furness Shirley Garrison Darwin Gravatt Cleo Hansen JUNIORS Paul Harder Wilfred Harder Terry Harrop .La Deene Hawes Sylvia Hege Dan Hegsted Earl Herbert Elaine Herbert Jack Holt Yvonne Hunsinger June Hurd Vern Inskeep Martha Jenkins Roma King Klemmie Koompin Yvonne Leyshon Ted Line Jim Maxwell Kay Monson Patricia Moore Marlene Murphy Stanley Nealey Larry Palmer Bob Peck Joan Pierce Kaye Ross Ancil Rupe Dwayne Savage Beth Stanger Virginia Sterr Jay Stone JUNIORS Lola Stone Paul Stroschein Richard Tomlinson Barbara Varley Jerry Voth Merlin Wadsworth Charles Warner Carolyn Wedel Ray Westfall Jean Weston Larene Wride Leona Absorbing The Sunshine Now We Know Who Sluffs School, Kay Working, For A Change. Try And Kiss Me. Which One Has The Toni? SOPHOMORES Winona Armstrong Jay Anderson Earl Barclay Joy Beck Daniel Bedwell Lennard Bradley Cheri Chandler Dorene Christensen Leonard Coffey Joyce Corbridge LaMar Duffin Janice Funk Eutahna Gambill Dale Hansen Gwen Hardy Merlin Hawes Glenna Hayter Bob Hensen Wesley Holmes Donna Hoskins Margaret Isaak LaVon Jensen SOPHOMORE CLASS OPFICERS Gale Neville, vice president; LaMar Duffin, treasurer; Donna Hoskins, secretary; Earl Barclay, president. Berniece Jones Marcia Kendall Paul Klassen Larry Larsen SOPHOMORES Audrey Lehman Afton McKinney Alice Mitchell Gale Neville Bonnie Nichols Lila Nichols Tom Nugent Verne Parrish Arthur Phillips Evelyn Phillips Verna Gaye Phillips Rosella Pierson Donald Prudhomme Mary Ann Ransom Betty Reynolds Ruby Reynolds Bruce Robison Harold Savage Elgin Simonsen Scott Sullivan Patricia Thornley Edgar Toevs Lela Underwood Duane Warner w Roxie Willey Lee Worth Evan Wride 24 Bob Burt Dorothy Chandler Maureen Clayson Clarene Coon Nelda Corbridge Carma Durrant Betty Edwards Kenneth Funk Furches Gambill Lorin Garder Carl Hege Ben Henderson Jack Henderson Shana Holt Betty Honess Blaine Kendall Clarice Kendall Nelda Kendall Veryl King Darlene Knittel Leading the Freshman Class are Dixie Whyte, secretary-treasurer; Leo Shelley, vice-president; and Glen Rock, president. Lois Horton Larry Lindhartsen Duane Lloyd LaRue Michaelson 1 Charles Miser 1 Lynn Moore -  r [ o Jfc Adel Moser Maxine Moyes Beverly Norman Carol Parsons Donna Peck Rulon Peck Earl Phillips Merlon Phillips Chana Pierce Margaret Pinkerton Glenn Rock Renn Rock Jennie Ross James Rupe Darrell Savage Darlene Schritter Leo Shelley Mary Snow Jerry Still Jack Stone Rhea Stone Connie Summercorn Ernest Tailliet Leora Tomlinson Bobbie Turpin Carmen Varley Sheila Westover Dixie Whyte Sharon W iebe Patsy Worrell ATHLETICS LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Evan Wride, Dan Bedwell, Wesley Holmes, Earl Barkley, Larry Larson, John Ross. SECOND ROW: Dwayne Savage, LaMar Duffin, Wallace Buffi, Ray Westfall, Harold Savage, Don Friesen, Lee Worth, Leonard Coffey, Burce Robinson, Coach Chris Leston. BOTTOM ROW; Lee Anderson, Leon Henderson, Gordon Waford, Kenneth Hege, Clint Phillips, Ralph Spraker, Stanley Nealey, Edgar Toevs, Jay Stone, Art Phillips, Morgan Anderson, and Robert Buffi. Lee Anderson Morgan Anderson Robert Buffi Jay Stone Edgar Toevs Gordon Wafford Ray W estfall 29 Stanley Nealey Art Phillips Don Friesen Terry Harrop Clint Phillips Ralph Spraker Kenneth Hege Leon Henderson football Robert Buffi comes up to assist Clint Phillips who has just stopped an end run by W'estSide’s Miller in the fifth district championship game. Co-Captians Ralph Spraker and Clint Phillips and Coach Chris Leston look pleased about Aber- dee's first football trophy. For the first time in 20 years, the Aberdeen Tigers won the fifth district grid championship and completed an undefeated season. Aber- deen upset the West Side Pirates 14-12, November 3 at the Spud Bowl in Pocatello. The pirates held a 6-0 lead at the half. Aberdeen touch- downs were made by Clint Phillips and Leon Henderson, and the conversions were made by Morgan, Anderson and Leon Henderson. Aberdeen VS Snake River 6 to 25 Here Aberdeen vs Rockland 1 3 to 38 Here Aberdeen VS . American Falls 7 to 19 There Aberdeen vs. North Marsh 7 to 20 Here Aberdeen vs. Inkom 18 to 26 Here Aberdeen vs. West Side 12 to 14 Pocatello 30 Jerry Voth Morgan Anderson Stanley Nealey Larry Palmer Clint Phillips Cecil Hayter Leon Henderson LaMar Inskeep Coach Chris Leston’s basketball squad featured six returning letter- men this year. His varsity team is composed of five seniors and an equa 1 numbe r of juniors. Aberdeen has been rated as one of the top teams in the district for the past few years, and has been running true to form during this last season. Gordon Waford Lee Anderson 31 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Superintendent R. A. Weston, Edgar Toe vs, Leon Henderson, Gordon Waford, Lee Anderson, LaMar Inskeep, Coach Chris Leston. SECOND ROW; Cecil Hayter, Clint Phillips, Larry Palmer, Morgan Anderson, Stanley Nealey, Jerry Voth. BOTTOM ROW: Managers, Ray Westfall, Ralph Spraker, and John Ross. Morgan gets the tip-off as Aber- deen makes another score to boost their 65-44 win over Paris. 32 BASKETBALL SCORES Aberdeen 63 American Falls 43 Aberdeen 65 Paris 44 Aberdeen 56 Snake River 53 Aberdeen 56 Grace 51 Aberdeen 45 North Gem 47 Aberdeen 80 North Marsh 38 Aberdeen 47 Inkom 61 Aberdeen 71 Heyburn 57 Aberdeen 61 Oakley 42 Aberdeen 68 Soda Springs 33 Aberdeen 53 American Falls 39 Aberdeen 63 Paris 38 Aberdeen 64 Kimberly 52 Aberdeen 30 R ockland 51 Aberdeen 54 Snake River 50 Aberdeen 44 North Marsh 38 Aberdeen 63 Inkom 36 Aberdeen 67 Grace 61 Aberdeen 67 North Gem 44 Aberdeen 60 Soda Springs 30 Aberdeen 43 Heyburn 60 Aberdeen 63 Rockland 51 Basketball Captains, Gordon Wafford, Leon Henderson, and Lamar Inskeep, with first place District Trophy. The Aberdeen Tigers completed a very successful season by winning eighteen of their league games. In the district tournament held in the Aberdeen's new gym, March 1, 2, and 3, Aberdeen emerged victorious over all opposing teams to take the Eifth District, Class B Cham- pionship. This honor was made possible by such stalwarts as Wafford, Inskeep, Hayter, Phillips, Henderson and M. Andersen. Tigers in action! LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Coach Leston, Rulon Peck, Ernest Talliet, Glen Rock, Ben Henderson, Dwaine Nungesser. SECOND ROW: Jack Stone, Veryl King, Merlon Phillips, Larry Lindhartsen. Bob Burt. Leo Shelley. Darryl Savage. THIRD ROW: Furches Gambill, Charles Miser, Carl Hege, Dwaine Lloyd, Blaine Kendall, Jack Henderson. 34 FRESHMAN PHVSICAL EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Doroihy Chandler, Darlene Schritter, Donna Peck, GwenBed- wcll. Coach Lesion. SECOND ROW: Nelda Corbridge, Maureen Clay son, Dixie Whyte, Sharon Wiebe, Beverly Norman, Betty Honcss, Shana Holt, Bobbie Turpin, Adele Moser, Carol Parsons. THIRD ROW: Leora Tomlinson, Clarene Coone, Lynn Moore, Glenna Parrish, LaRue Michaelson, Lois Horton, Margaret Pinkerton. Jennie Ross. Chana Pierce, Carmen Varley, Rhea Stone. BOTTOM ROW: Carma Durrani, Patsy Worrell, Connie Sommercorn, Bene Edwards. Clarice Kendall. Nelda Kendall. Sheila Westover, Darlene Knittel, Mary Snow, ADVANCED PHVSICAL EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Connie Larson, Luetta Peck, Leona Hansen, Bonnie Larson, Gaye Satterfield, Betty Reynolds. DorisSavage, Maxine Nugent. Dorothy Henderson, Phyllis Hensen. SECOND ROW: IlaBeck, Leda Hawker, Margaret Toevs, Patricia Thornley. Donna Hoskins, Evelyn Phillips, Margaret Isaak, Audrey Lehman. Rose I la Pierson. Ruby Reynolds, Patricia Savage. BOTTOM ROW: Klemmie Koompin, Cheri Chandler, June Hurd. Yvonne Leyshon, Maureen Duffin, Lucille Beck, Martha Jenkins. •' 35 36 Three-forty; freedom again. CONCERT 8AN0 The high school band was organized in 1946 and has been under the direction of Mr. Irshal Davis since that time. There were twenty-three members at the first rehearsal and the first public appearance was at a basketball game on February 23, 1947. By the spring of '47 the band had increased to seventy-eight members. Under the encouragement and help of Lee Fawson of Pocatello we en- tered the District Music Contest and won a second division rating. We have attend- ded the contest every year since and have won a first division rating each time. We also attended the State Contest in 1948 and won a first division rating. In 1947 used coats and hats were bought for the band uniforms. This year money was raised by the band and other organiza- tions to buy new coats. The band con- The band continues to rehearse dur- ing the summer and presents concerts to the public in our city. Each summer the band members desiring to go have taken trips. They have gone to Yellow- stone Park, Glacier National Park, and to the Payette Lakes. The band is the second largest in the state and is the only one in the state of Idaho to boast an all-girl band. At present there are eighty-eight members in our band. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JeanWesion, Lola Stone, Marilyn Herbert. Leda Hawker, Ralpn Duffin. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Wedel, Shana Holt, Norma Bradley, Barbara Varley, CleoHansen. Athoroughly rain- soaked A. H. S. band marches to the Spud Bowl. We were the only high- school band to play at the Idaho State College homecoming. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: G. Neville, M. Anderson. L. Palmer, D. Savage, C. Chamberlain, E. Wride, R. Tom- linson, E. Herbert, T. Line, P. Harder. SECOND ROW: L. Coffee, C. Warner, K. Jenkins, D. Friesen, J. Holt, J. Ross, L. Larson, W. Harder, D. Clayson, J. Maxwell. THIRD ROW: B. Hensen, J. Anderson, L. Bradley, C. Hayter, T. Nugent, A. Rupe, M. Wadsworth. FOURTH ROW: L. Worth, S. Neal- ey, G. Markham, J. Voth, R. Ralphs, L. Duffin, J. Stone, P. Klassen, B. Peck. FIFTH ROW: T. Harrop, P. Stroschein, L. Anderson, W. Holmes, H. Savage, B. Robinson. M. Hawes, D. Warner. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Ruff, C. Wedel, E. Her- bert, S. Garrison. L. Leyshun, A.Dance, J. Hurd, L. Hawes, L. Wride, L. Peck, J. Garrison,V. Corbridge. SECOND ROW: I. Bech, B. Larson, E. Phillips, V. Sterr, D. Neu, K. Koom- pin, E. Wells, N. Bradley, J. Lloyd, L. Hansen, M. Murphy, Director N. Stocks. THIRD ROW: W. McCormick. D. Sav- age, N. Corbridge, B. Ransom, C. Chandler, K. Ross, J. Pierce, S. Hege, M. Ferguson, K. Monson, B. Fahnestock, M. Duffin, Y. Hunsinger, JudyAlvord, G. Hayter, M. Toevs, G. Hardy, C. Larson. R. King. FOURTH ROW: R. Pierson, B. Nichols, E. Gambill, G. Satterfield, L. Beck, P. Savage, A. Lloyd, P. Thornley, L. Hawker, Ruby Reynolds. ADVANCED GLEE Under the leadership of Mr. Ned Stocks, the one hundred sixteen members of the advanced Glee Club have been very active in school music activities throughout the past year. Highlighting the fall semester was their public performance of the annual Christmas Cantata. This year sannual operetta was Peanuts' or In Old Vienna. Junior-Senior Quartet FRESHMAN GLEE LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Palsy Worrell, LaRue Michaelson, Chana Pierce, Darlene Schriiter, Carina Durrani, Margaret Pinkerton. Leora Tomlinson, Clarice Kendall, Dorothy Chandler. SECOND ROW: Lynn Moore, Beverly Norman, Glenna Parrish, Maureen Clay son, Nelda Cor - bridge, Adel Moser, Sharon Wiebe, Betty Honess, Mr. Stocks. THIRD ROW: Mary Snow, Bette Edwards, Donna Peck, Shana Holt, Bobbie Turpin, Darlene Knittel, Sheila Westover, Nelda Ken- dall, Clarene Coon. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Mr. Stocks, D. Savage. M. Phillips, E. Tailliet, J. Rupe, J. Still, F. Gambill, L. Rogers. SECOND ROW: E. Phillips, B. Burt, B. Kendall, J. Henderson, L. Lin- hartsen, D. Nungesser. THIRD ROW: R. Peck. L. Shelley, R. Rock, G. Rock, V. King, J. Stone, B. Henderson. 42 ACTIVITIES OFFICERS Coach Chris Leston, Ralph Sprakcr, secretary and treasurer, Morgan Anderson, vice president, and Clint Phillips, president. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: R. Rogers. R. Westfall, L. Worth. S. Neeley. L. Inskeep, L. Duf- fin, J. Nelson. J. Voth, L. Anderson. SECOND ROW: G. Waford. A. Phillips, E. Barkley, B. Robinson. D. Savage, J. Stone, J. Farnsworth, R. Buffi, K. Hege, J. Burgess. BOTTOM ROW: C. Haytner, E. Toevs, T. Harcop, J. Ross, C. Phillips, R. Spraker, M. Anderson, L. Henderson, Coach Leston. PEP CLUB The Pep Club under the super- vision of Mr. Olson, acts as a boost- er to the team. This year they worked with card tricks and put on floor shows during the half of basket ball games. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Leona Hansen, treasurer, Jo Ann Thomas, president, Mary Ann Ransom, secretary. TEAMS: John Ross and Roger Ralphs, Lee Anderson and Stanley Nealey, Jean Weston and Shirley Garrison, Jack Burgess and Kevin Adamson, Larry Knight and Gary Markham, June Garrison and Pat Savage; Mr. Olson, advisor. DEBATE These teams took part in a warm-up debate tournament in Blackfoot, exchange debates with Pocatello, and entered the district debate tournament held in Aber- deen on March 26127. Andy gives one of his eternal orations. You tell 'em, Pat! LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Olson, Lucille Beck, Rex Rodgers, Klemmy Koompin, Joan Slaugh, Betty Fahnestock. Lola Stone, Edith Wells, Joan Pierce, Maxine Wahlen, Norma Bradley, Jim Furniss, Marilyn Ferguson, Marilyn Herbert, Jay Allred. JOURNALISM Tiger Tales received national recognition by becoming members of the Pacific Slope School Press. Norma Bradley and Marilyn Herbert editors of Tiger Tales. editors ANNUAL STAFF 48