Bonners Ferry High School - Badger Tales Yearbook (Bonners Ferry, ID)

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BADGER TAL1-:s Sembr Class zlriory FRESI IMAN: In one of the brightest days of the great fall of nineteen hundred and forty-four school be- gan. VVe were 115 freshmen in number, the largest class in the history of Bonners Ferry High School. NVith Bud johnson, president, Joan Coble, vice-presidentg Roy Virak. secretary, Pauline Kelson, treasurerg Bob Pate, forum repre- sentative, and Miss Ferol Hunter tMrs. Don Blackburnj, sponsor, we had a successful freshman year. XVe sponsored two dances. a show, and a play Not Quite Such a Goose. Our class really made history our frosh year. Not only. were we the largest freshman class to enter! the doors of B. F. H. S. but also were the first'- underclassmen to sponsor a play. The freshmen year was concluded with a class picnic at INlonk's lake. SOP! IOMORES: After a summer to recuperate from the strain of being green ?? frosh, we trouped back to school in the fall of '-15 prepared for a very busy year. XVe started by electing a good crew of officers: Roy Virak, presidentg Bob Spald- ing. vice-presidentg Bob Nixon, secretaryg Gloria llelioer, treasurer, Lee Morse, sergeant- at-armsg .Ioan Coble, forum representative, and Bliss Kay Birchmeier. sponsor. XYe contributed to the school activities for the year by sponsoring a masquerade dance on l-lallowe'en and a Bobby Sox dance after the Sandpoint-Bonners Ferry game early in Feb- ruary. XN'e ended our second year at high school by having our class picnic at Herman Lake with the juniors. -IUNIURS: In the fall of '46 the juniors marched into the school as full-Hedged upper classmen. There were ninety-one members in the class and they elected the following officers: Nial VVor- sham, president, Lee Morse, vice-presidentg Bob Nixon, secretaryg Robert Spalding, treas- urerg Roy Virak, forum representative. Dr. Stauffacher was appointed our sponsor until 26 he left to fill a position at Medical Lake, Washington. His successor, Mr. Adams, was then appointed to complete the term. Being exceedingly ambitious Juniors, we got right into the swing of things by sponsoring a Hard Time dance. A record crowd of one hundred and fifteen students attended and everyone had a good time. Of course, we think the rings chosen by our class are the nicest. They have a gold crest on a background of white and rose gold. Un each side of the crest the numerals 19-L8 were engraved. A flag in the middle had a black B on it. They were ordered in November and ar- rived early in March. The junior Prom on April IZ, was one of the most outstanding social events of the year. The gym was decorated with various shades of purple carrying out the theme Deep Purple. The high school dance band from Kellogg furnished the music. For the second time our class picnic was held at Herman Lake. Several faculty members and the Sophomore Class accompanied us. SENIURS: .Xfter what seemed a long time, we strutted into B. F. ll. S., mighty Seniors. Realizing a big year was ahead of us. we elected a very capable crew of officers. Roy Yirak, presidentg Don Lindsay, vice-president, Phyllis Neu- mayer, secretary-treasurerg Pete Stafford, for- um representative. Floyd Sage was appointed our sponsor. Being a very original class we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins day race at the last football game of the year, which was also Homecoming. After a great deal of preparation, our Senior Ball was held December 13. The gym was trans- formed into a NVinter VVonderland, with a false seiling of cedar boughs, a white sleigh, and silvered trees. Each class nominated two fresh- man girls queen candidates, and Elaine Hyland was elected Snow Queen to reign over the ball. Several meetings were held to decide our class motto, color, and flower. Following many suggestions and lengthy discussions, a unani- tContinued on Page 611

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BADGER TALES J zmior Class The junior class helil their first meeting on September El, ztnrl elected the following oiheers: l lzlrlex' XVilson, Jresimlentg limmie S malclinff, . ' . 1 1 . F ts vice-presnlent 1 l' ern lfollin. secretary 5 Ray Wilkie. treztsurerg lioh Collyer. forum repre- sentativeg :intl Gloria liunkhonser. sergeant at-:n'ms. On t Jetoher 2Hth they chose their class rings. which :n'riverl this spring. 'l'heir activities stzlftecl with Il clanee after the lxziskethnll game with Creston on lleeeniher 5th, which was enjoyed hy 21 large erowcl of hoth Creston :incl llonners Ferry students. April V2 was finally chosen :ls the clate for the .lnnior Prom. The gym was clecorateil to emphasize the theme Springtime ln the lioeliiesf' oo:::::::::o:::::ooo: ::::::::::::::::5g::::::oo:::::::::::::: ::::::::vo::rc: I