Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Hg cn Dionisio Leteniendi Barbara K idder he Adonis association might be a better name for Boise high's B club, for it is a group of athletic hcrocs very much admired by the feminine contingent of the school. To become a member of the B club it is necessary for a boy to make his letter, either large block or linglish, in some sport, and then he must be voted on favorably by the members. It is possible to make the ret uircd letters in either football basketball track or tennis the mana rers ol these s iorts also bein v eli rible l , v 1 v 1 c l S- E for membership. The adviser ofthe club is Dusty Kline' vresident lainie Letenientlig vice- iresident F.arnie Cotlin- secre- ' 5 Y Y W tary and treasurer, john llewirtg and sergeant-at-arms, jerry l.owe. The mur iosc of the club is to wromote better s vortsmanshi v and to strive for better feelin between Boise , l I l D E high and the other schools. Meetings are held at least once a month and at any other time they are called. Dues are paid by all the members ot the club, and a fund for players who are injured in any of the sports is maintained. This is a great thing, as several times in the past boys have been injured who were in such a way Financially that they could not have themselves properly cared for. The members of the club are ver ' vrominent around school in extra-curricular activities. ln the most io wu- . - . l .. .. . ,K ,, . l l lar boy contest both l'.arnestQoH'in and Yilas lflick, the winners, were B club members. john Hewitt was on the Boys' federation council Harle ' Sullivan was elected for mayor of Boise during vouth weekg errv l,owc ' . , 1 . - ' . I. Y , lxcith lfarley, and N elmer Pixley were prominent R. O. I. L. members. I he list could be carried on indchmtely as practically all the club members are very prominent in school affairs outside of athletics. The annual tbtball bant llet was held this vear on anuarv followed of course bv an all-school dance , 1 , 45 3 Y , at the lzlks temple. Both affairs have come to be looked forward to by the student body as outstanding social events of the school, and this year's celebration was no exception to the general rule. Also this year, as a part of the bant uet and dance the members of the B club elected a c UCCI1. The lucky firl sroved to be Barbara 1 . 5 lxidder. It the club keeps this practice up the honor will soon be as coveted by the girls as that ot being May queen. ,, V f , t j X ' J 1 - ' ' I ,J First Row: Givens, Coffin, Hewitt, Second Row: Uasser, lfarley, Megordon, Aker, Swijher, Hammond, Nyborg, Griffith, jayo, Third Row: Arriola, Winstead, Olson, Sumner, Gabriel, Hamilton, A. Hannifin, Hight Lowe. Fourth Row: Hurrley, XVildman, tlakelj, Dlcfhlanriitin, Bush, Lundy, Colver, Dallas, Hiner, Mt. Kline. W W 'Q el 30 la bullivahd Leteniendi, Hooton, Baker, Wallis, Vberauga. Cnftin, Flick,