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

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The Tiger Club is composed of the students who lettered with various athletic teams. They have done many things to improve the school. Some of the accomplishments of the year were: buying a new coke machine for the recreation room, selling milk, pop, and candy to students during noon hours, and handling concessions at basketball games. They are helping the senior class start a fund to put acoustical tile in the gymnasium. Members of the Tiger Club pictured ARE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Hege, Rulon Peck, Earl Phillips. Bob Burt, Blaine Kendall, Jack Henderson, Merrill Duffin, Victor Herbert, Vaughn Johnson, Ted Edwards. SECOND ROW: Earl Mecham, Ben Henderson, Francis Ramey, Perry Shackleford, Ronnie Savage, Evan Parrish, Larry Lindhartsen. Dawn Wride, Duane Lloyd. KNEELING ARE: Jack Stone, president; and Coach Leston, adviser. 13

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pr cu The picture at left is that of the thirty-member Pep Club. During the year the Pep Club has put on a drill between halves and attended most of the games away from home. They attended the District Basketball Tournament at Soda Springs January 8 and stayed over-night in Lava Hot Springs. They have sponsored many dances after the ball games. The leaders of the Pep Club ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Wiebe, secretary: Shana Holt, president; Verla Phillips, vice-president; and Kay Chandler, treasurer. Deon Nelson, Madge West- over, and Janice Kirby lead the Pep Club in a yell.

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FFA MEMBERS SHOWN ABOVE ARE, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Isaak. Jerry Partridge, Larry Stocking, Ted Hensen, Blair Whiting, Lyle Sasser, Lynn Olsen, Lynn Thompson, Wally Aldous, Garth Sasser, Bill Martin, Jerry Duffin, Richard Michaelson, Lyle Rowbury. SECOND ROW: Robert Perry, adviser, Melvin Beck, Gary Wells, Ivan Hunsinger, Dwayne Westfall, Ronald Inskeep, Lynn Jackman, Paul Cary, Neil DeGuilio, Victer Herbert, Tom Stroschein, Richard Line, Stephen Howells. FRONT ROW; Alan DeGuilio, Richard Lehman, Jay Leyshon, Dawn Wride, Gary Lloyd, Russell Wynn, Evan Parrish, Ernie Landvatter, and Carl Tomlinson. «5at are armerd of A, merica Aberdeen's Future Farmers of America chapter was re-established this year after a three year period of in activity. Mr. Perry effected this re-establishment by becoming agricultural instructor and adviser for the chapter. The chapter has applied its farm shop learning into the building of tables and benches for the recreation room and the building of el- ection booths for Bingham County as well as working on various projects of their own. Chapter representatives also attended: the Idaho State Fair at Blackfoot; the FFA Con- vention at Idaho Falls; and the state judging contest at the University of Idaho. Neil DeGuilio gets in some rafter-cutting practice for the FFA con- tests at Moscow. 14