Coeur d Alene High School - Norselander Yearbook (Coeur d Alene, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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Third row: Peterson, Filler, Shern, Robertson. 14. S 2. Senate Don Peterson ASB President Alfie Beaulieu La Donna Jensen Pre-Vfdent Vice President Janet Urbanek Sonny Long U Secretary-Treasurer ASB Representatwe owyyjykjyfla-giv , ff ff V ' YZ! wifi'-S filf W 55614 'YV' ff QQ Kgvfiwi S' 9? of 2 df af . fc IPO frat, Jfff fff?k Gm xiii Na fa H 'Qffiii Q Q Vis? NX vsqg Ex Ek XSL! J? X TRI VV B- I yu X? I B iff? f by M Nexiffy xffll N x ,. rf' biffefffflfiff AfQHf'o .fffm T33 if ffl-ffffgfg PAT STEWART-Latin Club 1, 2, Horizon 1, GGA Room Representative 2, Girls' State 4, Secretary, Current Affairs Club 4, Secretary, GAA Style Show 4, Office 4, Youth Council 4. RODNEY LIECHTI. SALLY ORR-Drill Team 1, 2, Homecoming 1, GSC 3, 4, GGA Style Show 4,' GGA Honor Pin 4. GORDON MCNEIL. HELEN SCHMlDT-GGA Room Rep. 1, 2, Horizon 1, Drill Team 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, GGA Style Show 1, Pep Club, Vice President 3, Thespians 4, Right Answer 4, GGA Skit 4, Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4, Our Town 4. ARNO BROCKOFF-Tau Sigma 1, 2, Tumbling 2, 3. .IOANNE SMOCK-Entered from Twin Falls 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Viking Staff 3, 4, White Pine 3, 4, Tau Sigma 3. 4, Current Affairs Club 4, GGA Style Show 4. DICK BARNWELL-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Moscow Band Trips 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech 4, White Pine 4, Viking 4, Musical Madmen 4. MICHAELYN MYLAN fGGA Room Representative 1, Latin Club 1, Tau Sigma 1, 2, Ski Club 2, Dramatics 2, Pep Club 2, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Moscow Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Sandpoint Trip 2, 3, 4, GGA Style Show 1, 4, Libra- rian 4, White Pine 4, Viking 4. ZMZZZ ZQZZWQQZ BILL VAN VALKINBURGH-Latin Club 1, 2, Track 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Ski Club 4, Current Affairs Club 4. JOAN LAHATE-Class President 1, FHA Officer 1, 2, Pep Club Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, FTA 2, Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Entered from Rathdrum 3, GGA Room Rep. 3, Latin Club 3, Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 4, Charm School Counselor 4, Square Dance Club 4, Current Affairs Club 4, White Pine 4, Viking 4, Quill and Scroll 4. FRITZ GRAHAM-Football 1, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Broadcasting 2, 3, C Club 4, Tumbling 1, Frosh Reception Team 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET POST-Latin Club 1, 2, Horizon 1, 2, Latin Banquet 1, Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, GGA Honor Pin 1, Debate 2, Exchange Debates 2, Current Affairs Club 4, Librarian 4, GGA Style Show 4, White Pine Staff 4, Viking Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Assistant Editor White Pine 4. EARL STUKER-Tumbling 1, Youth Council 3, Chorus 4. GLORIA STENGEL. DOROTHY THOMPSON-Girls' Sports 1, 23 Chorus 13 Patience 13 Latin Club 13 GCA Honor Pin 23 Tau Sigma 2, 33 Current Events Club 4. DICK KORNBACHER-Class President lg Latin Club 1, Secretaryg Entered from Otis Orchards 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 33 Chorus 43 Annual Staff 43 White Pine 43 Quill and Scroll 4. LA DONNA JENSEN-Horizon Club 13 GSC 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 4g CCA Style Show 2, 43 CCA Board 33 GCA Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 43 Triple Trio 43 Sextette 43 Viking Business Manager 43 Quill and Scroll 43 White Pine 43 Class President 43 Current Events Club 43 Junior Red Cross 4. FRITZ KINDLER-Football 1, 2, 3, 4. NELLIE CLARK-Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Drill Team 13 Moscow Band Trip 2, 3, 43 String Octet 23 Pep Band 4. GENE WALLACEiBasketball 13 Entered from Spirit Lake 23 Aviation Mechanics. JO ANN REYNOLDS-Transferred from Walla W8llHQ Viking Staff 3, 4, Ass't Editor 43 White Pine Staff 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Current Events Club 43 Latin Club 43 Drill Team 43 Moscow Trip 43 Sandpoint Trip 43 GCA Style Show 43 Ski Club 43 Youth Council Rep. 43 Pep Club 4. JIM KELLY. DONNA DART-Tau Sigma 1, 23 Girls' Sports 1, 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Journalism Conference 33 Current Events Club 4, Treasurer3 CGA Style Show 43 Thespians 4, Vice President3 Trail of the Lonesome Pine 43 Annie's Man 43 Viking Staff 3. W Jie 1 Ao. 'J . Q 5, M xx vi 'I X, X RONALD YOUNCMAN-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 C Club 3, 43 Boys' League Representative 4. BEATRICE NUTTELMAN-Girls' Sports 1, 33 CGA Style Show 43 White Pine Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Spok- ane Trips 43 Thespians 43 uOur Town 43 Right Answer 43 i'Annie's Mann 4. ALLEN PETERSON. CAROL HUTSELL-Chorus 1, 23 Patience 13 A'Down in the Valley 13 Latin Club 1, 23 Triple Trio 23 Spokane Music Festival 23 Speech Festival 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 White Pine Staff 3, 43 Annual Editor 43 GCA Board 4, Vice Presidentg CGA Style Show 4. HARVEY HERRIC-STAD-Entered from Kalispell, Mon- tana 23 Tau Sigma 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Track 23 C Club 4. ELLA MAE CERTHS-CCA Room Representative 23 Office 4g Chorus 4g Current Events Club 4. Www maven! .3 ,LA v K want KAY CHAMBERLIN-Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, President 25 GSC 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Chorus 1, 4, Accompanist5 Patience 15 Sing Singleton Sing 45 GAA Style Show 1, 45 ASB Senate 35 Square Dance Club 4. DONALD FISHER-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JEAN BUSS-Class Play 35 Entered from Rathdrum 45 Red Cross 45 Chorus 45 Tau Sigma 4. ELENA CASEBEER-Entered from Wenatchee, Washing- ton 45 Tau Sigma 45 Pep Club 45 Graduated mid-term 4. DARLENE DICKES-Sextette and Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Trio 45 CHS Radio Show 1, 25 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 45 Down in the Valley 15 Patience 15 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Moscow Homecoming 2, 3, 45 Sandpoint Trips 2, 3, 45 CGA Style Show 1, 45 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Night Must Fall 25 Little Women 45 CGA Pin 25 Viking Staff 45 White Pine 45 Sing Singleton Sing 4. BETTY LAABS. MARILYN LA FON-Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Moscow Home- coming 2, 35 Dad's Day 45 Sandpoint Trip 2, 3, 45 GCA Board 45 President5 Charm School Counselor 45 Horizon Club 1, 25 ASB Senate 45 Youth Council 35 Pep Club 3, 4. DORIS JOHNSON-Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Patience 15 Down in the Valley 15 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 White Pine 35 Viking 35 Quill and Scroll 3.' LEELA LOMELAND. mn? Zfowwfg T A' eff-32ii'i5amtgaEf'.f - .-5f' V A 5 aoee it If 'M F JO ANN ROSS. CAROL HORNINCAChorus 1, 2, 45 Patience 15 Down in the Valley 15 Sing Singleton Sing 45 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Festival 15 Debate 25 ASB Senate 35 Lewiston Music Festival 35 Thespians 3, 45 Importance of Being Earnest 35 Years Ago 35 Poor Nut 35 Or- chestra 3, 45 Band 45 White Pine Staff 4, Editor5 Quill and Scroll 4. BELVA JOHNSON-Horizon Club 25 Red Cross Club 45 Current Events Club 45 Debate Team 4. JEANETTE MARTIN-Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 45 GCA Play 35 GCA Style Show 45 Current Events Club 45 CCA Room Representative 45 Girls' Sports 1, 2. LAVELLE JAMISON. PATRICIA NELSON-Home Room Secretary 15 Entered from Buhl, Idaho 45 Square Dance Club 45 Y-Teen Class Representative 35 CGA Home Room Representative 45 Viking Staff 45 Student Council 35 White Pine Staff 45 Annual Staff 25 Totem Staff 35 Current Events Club 45 CGA Style Show 45 Quiver Club 1. BONNIE PEOPLES-Mixed Chorus 13 Patience 13 Down in the Valley 13 Thespians 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Life With Father 2g Years Ago 3g L'Plus That Makes The Difference 33 Seattle Thespian Conference 33 Best Thespian 33 Our Town 43 White Pine Staff 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Class Secretary 33 Tau Sigma 33 Elmer 3. JOE TURK. DONNA KNUDSON--CGA Style Show 1, 43 CGA Play 3g French Club 3g Pep Club 43 Current Events Club 43 Charm School Counselor 43 Horizon Club 43 CGA Board 4, Treasurer. EVERETT LAKE-French Club. ROBERTA CAGE-Band 1, 23 Orchestra lg Canada Trip 13 Moscow Homecoming 1, 23 GCA Honor Pin 2g Tau Sigma 3. DUNCAN CARNIE. NANCY COLLIER-Room Representative 23 CGA Style Show 23 Pep Club 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Thespians 4g Right Answer 43 Trail of the Lonesome Pine 43 GCA Skit 4. GLENN BAILEY-Track 2, 3, 4g Tau Sigma3 Football 3. BETTY STEELE. in-tgirl' naw' i .J 2664? 6? RAY MELVIN-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Mgr. 1, 2g C Club 2, 3, 4g Current Events Club 4. JO ANN WALLACE-Honor Roll lj Chorus 1, 33 Girls' Sports 1, 33 Entered from Spirit Lake 23 Tau Sigma 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 3, 43 Current Events Club 4. DIXON BONALLO. KATHERINE MARSAN-Latin Club 13 Pep Club 3, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2. ROGER WILSON. ALICE MAY BAKER-Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3g Thespians 43 Fiddlers Three 43 Our Town 4. ZW, JOYCE GEREN. CHARLES BEST-Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, ASB Senate 3, Musical Madmen 4, Latin Club 2, Vice Presi- dent, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. MARILYN BO1VIN7Chorus 1, 4, Patience 1, Down in The Valley 1, Tau Sigma 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Current Events Club 4, White Pine 4, Viking Staff 4, Ski Club 4, GGA Style Show 4. CHARLES LENTS-Latin Club 1, 2, Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Messiah 3, Speech Festival 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Current Events Club 4, Debate Team 4, Viking Staff 4, White Pine Staff 4, Thespians 4, Right Answer 4, Three Bears 4, Our Town 4, Quill and Scroll 4. KAY JOHNSON'-Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Down in the Valley 1, Patience 1, Tau Sigma 1, 2, Lewiston Music Festival 2, 4, Latin Club 2, GGA Style Show 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Moscow Trip 1, 4, Sand- point Trip 1, 4, GGA Pins 1, 4, Triple Trio 4, Sextette 4, Trio 4, Sing Singleton Sing 4, Quill and Scroll 4. PHILIP DENHAM. JOYCE BREVICK-Girls' Chorus 1, Patience 1, Down in the Valley 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, Life With Father 2, Red Cross Co-Captain 4. EUGENE EGGE. LOIS RUDE. ZW ZZ DQMWMZJQQ GEORGE HAYES-kBand 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Moscow Trip 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Tau Sigma 1, 3, 4. AUDREY LONG-Latin Club 1, 2, GGA Style Show I, Horizon Club 1, GSC 3, 4, President 4, GGA Board 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Tri-State Convention 3, Thespians 3, 4, Poor Nut' 3, Speech Festival 3. DICK RICE-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Youth Council 3, 4, Varsity Views 4. MARY FUTTER-GGA Room Representative 2, Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Lewis- ton Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, GGA Style 4. FRED LANORE. MARILYN JAMES--Entered from Minnesota 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Current Affairs Club 4. JEAN FOWLER. CLARE SWENSON-Tau Sigma 3. JUNE HEDBERG-Charm School Counselor 4, Drill Team 4, GCA Style Show 4, Tau Sigma 1, 2, Dad's Day Trip 4, Sandpoint Trip 4, Pep Club 4. RICHARD BESThSki Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4. LOUISE MOONEY-White Pine 4, Viking 4, 4-H Cloth- ing Champion 4, Right Answer 4, Our Town' 4, CCA Style Show 4, Thespians 4. RAYMOND ENDICOTT- Latin Club 1, 2, Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, ASB Senate 2, 3. DORIS OLSONvCirls' Sports 1, 2, GCA Honor Pin 1, 2, 3. ALFIE BEAULIEU-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Canada Trip 1, Moscow Trip 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, 4, Varsity Views 4. JUDY BRODERICK-Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Patience 1, Thespians 2, 'gPlus That Makes The Difference 3, Sister Effie 3, CCA Room Representa- tive 3, Charm School Counselor 4, CGA Style Show 4, ASB Senate, Vice President 4. Z1 JZ? W6 FRANK POWELL-Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 3, Current Events Club, President 4, Entered from Boise 4, Musical Madmen 4. ROSALIE PIERATT-Red Cross 1, 2, Training Center, Flathead Lake 1, Latin Club 2, 3, GCA Room Repre- sentative 2, Librarian 3, CSC 3, Tau Sigma 3, 4. EDDIE HEDGE-Entered from Dickinson, North Dakota 2, Band 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, C Club 4, Boys' League Council, Representative 3, Secretary 4. Down in the Valley 1 Pep Club 3 4 Current A Club 4, GCA Style Show 4, CGA Room Represent i 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, Frosh Reception Team 2. ' K PATI HOFFMAN-Horizon 1, Chorus 1, f,PatienCe WES FULLER-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Base- ball 4, Track 4, C Club 4. ZORA GEIGER. . lSAN H NDRICKSEN-White Fish Breeze 1, 2, Kalis- p ll A ' -Festival 1, Entered from Whitefish, Montana Club 2 3 GGAgtyle Show 2, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Te n 3' oscow omecoming 3, Ski Club 3, Sand- point Tri , Triple Trio 3, 4, Sextette 4, Lewiston Music Festival ., , Sing, Singleton, Sing 4. STANLEY W1LSON-- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Track 2, R Club 2, 3, 4, Medicine Man, Skaggs Skule, Christmas Speaken, Transferred from Rath- drum 4. BEVERLY SKAUG --Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler, Current Affairs Club 4. SHIRLEY LEONARD4Tau Sigma 2, 3, 4, White Pine Staff 3, 4, Viking Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Charm School Counselor 4, Youth Coun- cil 4. GLEN ERlCKSONfTrack 1, Tau Sigma 1, FTA 2, 3, R Club 2, 3, Boxing 2, 3, Football 2, Baseball 2, Chorus 3, Entered from Rathdrum 4, Debate Club 4, Thespians 4, Three Bears 4, Our Town 4, Star Crazy 2, Wheat Fire 2, Christmas Speaken at Skaggs Skule 2. CORA HOWERTON-Band 1, Orchestra 1, Moscow Homecoming 1, Current Affairs Club 4, Chorus 4. BOB UNRUH-Football 1, 3, 4, Community Speech Ac- tivity 3, Red Cross Club 4, Current Affairs Club 4. ANN SENSE-Latin Club 2, Girls' Sports 2, 3, GGA Style Show 4, White Pine 4, Annual 4, Spokane Trip 4, Thespians 4, Gratitude 4, Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4, Our Town 4. CHARLES LONG--Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, ASB Senate 3, Musical Nladmen 4, Latin Club 2. Vice President 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Wea ffm .ga MAXINE HUNT-Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, Sandpoint Trip 2, 3, 4, Dads' Day 4, Pep Club 3, GGA Style Show 4, Girls' Sports 1, 3, Entered from Mary-Cliff High School 2, Cheerleader 1, GGA Room Representa- tive 2. BILL POWELL-Orchestra 1, 2, Football 2, 3, School Paper, 'ACommentator 1, Cabinet 2, Entered from Boise 3, Latin Club 3, Musical Madmen 3, Graduated 3. LOIS RICHARDS-Entered from Kansas City 1, Latin Club 2, 3, GGA Pin 2, 3, Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, GGA Room Representative 3, White Pine 4, Viking 4. BERT NORDBYM-Chorus 4, Football 4, Track 4. MAXINE HUDSON--Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Office 4, FFA Style Show 4. GARY FREELAND-Tumbling 3, 4, Aviation Mechanics. EVELYN ROE-Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Patience I3 Triple Trio 33 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Life With Father 23 Night Must Fall 23 Three Bears' 43 Drill Team 43 Sand- point Trip 43 Ski Club 33 White Pine 43 Viking Staff, Adv. Mgr. 43 Horizon I3 GGA Pin 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4. FRANKLIN THOMAS. DIANE DOUGLASS-Entered from Anacortes, Wash. 2: Entered from Ketchikan, Alaska 4, Spring Music Festival 33 Chorus 3, 43 Thespians 43 Gratitude 43 Right Answer 43 Sandpoint Trip 43 White Pine 43 Viking 43 Our Town 4. DON MOONEY. DIANE PARCEL. JOHN REED. JOYCE TAIPLE. ELMER FILLER-Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Football Co-Captain 43 C Club 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 33 Boys' League President 43 ASB Senate 43 Tau Sigma I, 2, 3, 43 State Basketball Tourna- ment 2. JACKIE WElSERiQuill and Scroll 43 Viking Staff 43 White Pine Staff 43 Thespians 43 Gratitude 43 Trail of the Lonesome Pine 4g Our Townl' 4g Red Cross Couns eil Reporter 4g Girls' Sports I, 2. 'nume- -Q 1 W 745 aw! DAVID SMITH-Thespians 1, 2, 3. 43 'Slceboundn I3 Ca- lamities of Clarissa' 13 Quality Street I3 Tumbling 23 Golf 2. 3, 43 Debate Team 43 Square Dance Club 4. DAYDRA PHILLIPS-Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Sexette 1, 2. 33 Honor Roll l, 2, 33 Debate 23 Class Secretary 23 Cheerleader 2, 33 Pine Whispers 2, 33 Entered from Metal- ine Falls, Wash. 33 Drill Team 43 GGA Style Show 43 Cur- rent Affairs Club 4. LE ROY MERKEL-Mixed Chorus 33 Boys' Chorus 13 Down in the Valley 13 Patience I3 Track 2, 3, 43 Football 33 C Club 4. JANET MOSER-Horizon I3 Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Tau Sigma I, 2, 3, 43 Moscow Band Trip l, 2, 3, 43 Canada Trip 23 ASB Senate 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Drill Team 43 GGA Style Show 43 Youth Coun- cil 43 Sandpoint Trip 4. DAN PILKINGTONiC Club 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Basketball Manager J. V. 2, Varsity 33 Base- ball l, 23 Track 33 Boys' League Council I3 Debate Team 2, 43 Red Cross Club 43 Thespians 43 Three Bears 43 Our Town 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. CONNIE LEE. Ti? ' as was Q SHIRLEY BRANDVOLD-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dad's Day Trip 4, Homecoming Trip 1, 2, 3. DONALD LEE PETERSON-Entered from Glide, Ore- gon 2, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Tumbling 1, 2, 4, C Club 3, 4, Band 1, Boys' Octette 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Thespians 3, 4, Vane Effort 3, Little Women 4, Class Vice President 2, ASB Senate 2, 3, 4, President 4. CAROLYN CHARTRAND-Tau Sigma 1, 2, Librarian 1, Latin, Club 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Youth Council 3, 4, Chorus 4, CGA Style Show 4, GCA Representative 4, Current Events Club 4. ITHA NELSON-Spanish Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Tau Sigma 2, 3, 4. LARRY ROE. DELLA LYNN-Current Events Club 4 EDITH HARRIS-CGA Room Representative 3, Current Events Club 4, Chorus 4, Thespiaus 4, Gratitude 4, Our Town 4, White Pine 3, GCA Style Show 4, Spokane Trip 4, Frosh Reception Team 3. ALBERT WILSON-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 1, ASB Senate 2, Class Rep, LAVINA CLEMETSON. We .Say gan? Q4 JANET URBANEK-Latin Club 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, Poor Nut 3, Quill and Scroll 3, White Pine 3, Current Events Club 4, GSC 4, GCA Style Show 4, Charm School Counselor 4. KEITH NIXON-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 44 C Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Boys' League Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4. PEARL KUYKENDALL-Girls' Sports 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, White Pine Staff 3, 4, CGA Style Show 4, Current Events Club 4, Secretary 4, Thespians 4, Treasurer 4, Little Women' 4, Our Town 4, Annie's Man 4, Journalism Confer- ence 3. ELSIE GORDON. WALLY HENDRICKSON. MOLLY EARNEST. EVA COOLER. CLASS HISTORY The colorful class of 1952 has done quite well in making a name for itself during the past four years of its existence here at CHS. Starting the class on its way, was President John Ashley. Of the assistance of Alfie Beaulieu as Vice President, Billy Posey as Secretary and Pat Dennis as ASB Representative, our class survived through its first big struggle toward great accomplishments. Among the first of these was a roller skating party that was enjoyed by all the members of the class. As our Sophomore year opened we began to fit in to the usual pace of high school students. With the help of Ray Endicott as President, Don Peterson as Vice President, Kay Chamberlin as Secretary and Elmer Filler and Janet Moser as ASB Representatives, the class had a successful year from beginning to end. Making us Juniors and upperclassmen, the third year found us fully prepared to accept our responsi- bilities. The class was led by President Ray Endicott. Elmer was Vice President, Bonnie Peoples for Secre- tary and Sonny Long ASB Representative. The main highlight for that year was the Junior Prom held March 30, 1951. The theme, the elaborately decorated Stairway to the Stars, was said to have been one of the most beautifully decorated formal dances ever given at CHS. Class rings were another well remembered feature in the diary of this class. These rings were made of gold and black enamel with the numbers 19 and 52 on each side of a C on the top of the ring. They were given the spring the class were juniors. The fourth and last year slipped away faster than any. There were a long line of events taking place this year, besides all the games, plays, and all that hap- pens every year. To start things off the class elected LaDonna Jensen for their President, to assist in lead- ing the class were Alfie Beaulieu, Vice President, Dan Pilkington, Secretary, Sonny Long, ASB Representa- tive. First graduation pictures were in the making, then the Senior Ball held that spring. Last, but not least, was the biggest and greatest accomplishment, they had worked hard to achieve all during their life- time of education. Baccalaureate and graduation, May 25 and 28. Thus the high school history of the class of 1952 was ended. They leave here to take their places in the world of today. By JOAN LAHAIE 1952 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 17-First day of school, 15-Kellogg, 21---West Valley, 28-Bonners Ferry. OCTOBER 1- Assembly Guest Speaker, 4-Lewiston, 10-Sandpoint QJVJ, 12-Wallace, 16-Central Valley IJVJ, 18- Boys' Leagueg GAA. 19-Clarkston, 23-Pictures for annuals, 24-Guy Wids, talks to seniors, junior meet- ing at noon, 26-Sandpoint, 27-End of first 6 weeks. NOVEMBER 2-Central Valley, 3-Kellogg QJVJ, 6-ROTC, 7-Square Dance Club started, 9-Twirp Dance, 13-Little Women, 15-Current Affairs Ban- quet, 16-F all Festival, 29-Latin Club, 30-Mothers and Daughters Reception. DECEMBER 1-West Val- ley, 7-Central Valley, 8-Senior Danceg End of second 6 weeks, 19--Three Bears, 12-North Central, 13-Journalism Banquet, Boys' League, CGA, 14- 'C' Club initiationg Pep assembly, 15- Lewiston, 18- Latin Club, 19- Christmas Choral Concert, 21-A. S. B. Christmas Dance, 22-Christmas Vacation. JAN- UARY 4-Kellogg, 5-Moscow, 8-Current Affairs, 11-Sandpoint, 12-Bonners, 17-Boys' League, GCA, 24-Band and Orchestra Concert, 25-End of Semes- ter, 26-Moscow, 31-Gonzaga Women's Clee Club. FEBRUARY 2-Kellogg, 5-West Valley, 7-B0n- ners Ferry, 9-Sandpoint, 12-National assembly, 14- Boys' League, CGA. 22-Lewiston. MARCH-5-7- Basketball Tournament, 11-Speech Assembly, 19- Our Town, 25-National Assembly, 27-Spring Con- cert. APRIL 23- The Girl With Two Faces, 24- Boys' League, GCA, Junior Prom, 27-Lewiston Chorus Trip. MAY 6-Band Concert, 22-Boys' Lea- gue, GCA, Twelfth Night, Senior Ball, 25-Bac- mlaureate, 28-Graduation. By PATTI NELSON 1951-52 Basketball Scores Cd'A ............ 28 West Valley ........ 50 Cd'A ............ 40 Central Valley .... 37 Cd'A ............ 41 North Central .... 54 Cd'A ............ 46 Lewiston ............ 23 Cd'A ............ 41 Lewis and Clark 43 Cd'A ............ 59 Kellogg ................ 33 Cd'A ............ 39 Moscow .............. 53 Cd'A ............ 41 Sandpoint ............ 29 Cd'A ............ 42 Bonners Ferry .... 19 Cd'A ............ 62 Wallace .............. 32 Cd'A ............ 88 St. Maries ............ 12 Cd'A ............ 54 Priest River ........ 27 Cd'A ............ 50 Moscow ................ 30 Cd'A ............ 70 Kellogg .............. 51 Cd'A ............ 34 West Valley ........ 45 Cd'A ............ 67 Bonners Ferry .... 25 Cd'A ............ 50 Sandpoint ............ 40 Undefeated in Pan-handle at confer- ence play at the time the annual went to press. 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Q , - f1-Z,,. wi' P1 1133 A 'Q A w 4. :inf-',Hvffrf14nlvm'rg:l, :lf ww-tiyq-552:01lj S,qv4.y ' 5 ,L V f V 5 ' V Q . ,, , . ,Q N .. - ,I - ' y .J ' 1 igfffyg-f NW? 01 at X f x f A X 1 la X 5 ffffmsk is H Nfm be-A W Y? X wwf MMM WZWWM MW'Mf'?M M75 fMWM'fff?2f11 kite me Staff Carol HOfIliI'lg Margaret Post Editor Assistant Editor ydlblftdzdafft First row: 'Weiser, Knapp, Kohlstaedt, Jackson, D'Andrea, Murphy, Buroker. Second row: Douglas, Mylan, Roe, Richards, Boivin, 'Horning, Leonard, Hutsell. Third row: Nuttelman, Post, :Smock, Jensen, Reynolds, Redmond, Mooney. Fourth row: Dickes, Lahaie, Nelson, Worst, Fifth row: Bamwell, i'Kornbacher, 'Lents, 'Caudill. The White Pine is published by the Journalism Class of Coeur di Alene High School. It is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, the Pacific Slope School Press, and Quill and Scroll. Asterisk indicates Quill and Scroll membership. Journalism-Thespian Banquet, December 13, 1951 'oun rown' IS 3 Nfxr Lone PLAY ly cum. ma one of un mgnugnu of mu soclnl muon vu me n.-.mg nfl Ihe pmun ol the wmamg of Emmy webn, pnyea by Mlrllyn Stewart, ma Gem-ge Gunn, pl-yaa by sum-m Grounds. 'nm event book pllce ln the high lchool ludi- torlllm llsl Week. 'rm und: wu resplendent ln 1 buuuml weddu-lg gown comuung of I whim bloilne wom with I mltchlng pettlcolt wma- nm once been I good lhtel, but which hld be6n lrtllllormed for Lillie Wom- en nr -omeumlg ma, me wore I lllndmlde llc! Yell whlch Wu once mn hmgmg mm n eu:-um ma. rm- Aomethlng momma, me 'on I lAlh made from llwrence ADR'l White lclrf, ln lplie of llll protests, ma for something blue :he wore n nd looking crepe pnper nower freshly plucked from me pmp mom now, Her neeeuorln lllo included NICK Ind While Bld- dle shoes. Groom Allo This -nn nnaegmomw nppml uw mel the DCIDIMDII. He Wore mcdlllm dlrk brown Uvllserl md I double mama tundn gunz of midnight blue. He .lm won I typically dum expreulon u though ne dm not Know wh!! llld hi! him. Peflormlllee ol in eerulmly was by Shfe Mumgur Guy lab mum. very mm-.I druid up ln -qlmuy wma mum, mud up tn mm hh nuhy man. lt was ru- lllllrsd ill! he lllll IMD llod. cunme 1-mum-y, pnnwgr-pam, -mg nvenl mms: mong mem Blllll0, Blind Cloler Tofelherf' Ind that old fllrorlie, Witch tha Birdie, '0lll' Tow! ll llruh ll If you hive me prwlmuly an- covered ll, ihll in I dalcrlptlon ol the weddlnl scene from Our Town, 1 Punuer prlu puy by 'l'h0l'l'lK0ll Wilder, Whltll Wlll be given nu-en ua by me an-mum dill. The play concerns the llvu of IWD flmllles in 1900 ln the city of Groveru comer., New Hump- mn. umm no mm-y u used an me mg! m, to help the max- ance mmm sz, sage :unqu- Glry Robertlon delcrlbel ll to thc ludlence whenever it charges. ll ill: lil! In Illo GIG lthk- mn. nyuu wuum, mmm mu- erbl. lllrt lgliy lah! lldllb, 'Iam llehnll, Wqle Candill. any Wann. mm slwlnfd. Ar- un Numan, noun rmplu. Pslrl Klqlellllll, lirhrl MII!- Pwv ladle lnolel. Amo Ile sau, lmly- me., nun... Dlehu, lim Defi. Din lim ill. Duties Nlllfdltl, wunum, on num., Anne sou., um num, D-ny rum. Jayne Woob, Jackie Waller. Ida 305343. NIM! lon. NIE! Col- mr, I-ne Cyr, an mn. mn. . Thespians fo Proseni The Righf Answer ny Barbra won: Kimber! nf the drlmlllcl wul pmem I one-me plny, mgm Annverl' sometime week am-mg me noon hour. nan will be no ndmlulon chu-ge, md me puy will begln nt 12:20 -.nn he over lbou! 12250. 'nn pm annum ul extremely my young mnnun who hu been emu rm-mn :ark on A lonely lllllld. ln order to collect Ln in- herillnce he find! Ile must let mnrrled. I-In :mer helps him by putting nn md an me paper nqum- mg I una,-no-be. suddenly uw young mul una. rw muly ummm in llll llfe. The ull include! Bur! IAM!! ll the lclentlli, Helen Bchmldt u his lil!-GP, Ind I llll 01 lppllclntl which lncllldel Nlncy Moen, Bel- trlce Nullelml-ll, Inulu Mooney, Hnrllyn saw-rc, and Phyllis wu- mn. cllla 'l'h8 thll WHO'S WHO! ly an-un wane shy md bn-num: ls um gu Her voice ts nies! md law: Hu lmguqe u of hunch lomls Bb: loves to rad, you knuw, Dark und lovely ln her hnlr ann lmy mm And am-mlng me Nlce u me beyond mmpm Ana me nu eyu nf nun um. Answer - hnlly mmf 'ms , wmv: Pm: 4 Baum- cum: nornxv-S: Amn- -nz Eanur. na-vnu: lm: Ex. enum-1. Pun Kuykemml: Proof Re-een: num lcumuda. Pun Kuynma-11, smmg Lenn- na. .vom-m Ku-ann, -run vvnm, ruwnr .vom un-le, vnu-m Lum, Fuel: Marin .ucumm mlm-men: nun Barn- weu, vnmyn :own-. Munn' surm-ku, wayne clueuu, .mm nmnan-, ml-lane nickel, Dune 1:-nun-u, Cum Hguen. 1... umm. semen. Ku Juvmmn. Dm: Kan-maker. .vu-me wma. Lon Bierman. Mickey lynn, mum manner, Bnrxnn warn, Anne suns, nuance N-melmm. mrmr- uurrny. Emu. ma- mend. Pu Ns mn, smmv unn- ard. Evelyn Roe, .nmnn asyn- umn, .lou-nn smack. 5 f5ff??fg The White Pine Editorial DEADLINE JAN. 15 ORCHESIRAAND 109 Brelms ARE rnrsr 'mmus rmsn ny cam mmm' 11-an youmgsr punrmn 1- gn- mg to me naps 'nn u an umm my ma- nn Amman- eommaut lm mmf mmmn mmm. We mum me an younger pun-mlm mly very wen he gong ul me mp, md um num Probably un ul ae example zrovm-lun -re lef- uq for mm. nr mmm, here lu l pun ol an umm mapa ol me Amer- lem pwpu m 1949: om-hung--zo mmm damn. mwnouc mvuq..-1o ml- um. romm-s mum. comma, ooulums jewelry, na mn umm-a hmm. uw-mm-5 num. From mn word: mn pw- pl. Maur education very un- portml. but from their :adam pmbung 1. fm mum. u un- wrwn un Saturday num ln I nu-mm u twice u lmporhnt u annum. A ram ai mummy um lndu- try mn may .rm from 1 mn- nu.-uon when puuxq me nu-fue nl 1 me mums 1. swam u un- pm-vme 1. pumng . panel. We num me um deplor- ml. mu umm! be enmimdq Numa by mu laguna.-, nn uumgn n ml be wma.:- .uy Improved. . ma ma uw of um :mum n umywmmpm of unmann- to wuts emu mm. mm., mn food -me .Q puma mm. they Imow u. mum. 'ru younger put-.mm won pa may mmf mllnu the Amr- lun mph elnqe mm mm of mum me nm mum rum DRILLEMRAVEL Trips fo Moscow And Bonner: Planned . ... By Kay Jahmon The girls in blue ure of! lglln! s-zum-y mgm, twenty-Mx of me gms man me mp to Bonner: Ferry to drill lt the llllfllme of the Coeur d'Alene-Bonn!!! Firry gm-la. num mnklng me mp vu Lhe pep band. Next wen me drill zum plum no go to Macaw. Tryouts are being held tllll lemeltcl' lt 8:00 I. ln, ln the jlullnl' mga gym. Any gm- lncemem an ul-some to try out mr I pmmon on the drill Calm. my Try one Qullllclllonl for the drill Calm Are: m ss -venre, n ummm shove reproach. 1 plenum person- Alliy and ul lblllty an gen :long with others. runner mm-muon muy he an Mined from llrl. Plllllno or Kay Jllhllon. 1 acgsnty ,W o r 'ef , Q b y VIEWS ly Dick llc! I Alfle lelnlkll B001 the J. V.'l Ind th! Vlrtlly ume mn wllh I :my per cent rocord ll!! Week. Fridly nigh! ln me gm, with Kellogg .1 Kellogg CHS d1dn't have my trouble mn- nmg up n were of so m ss. our .vumor vnnny edged mein ln 1 hlni foughi see-uw blttle by I BDOYQ of 41 to 39. ll Jlck Renlrllel' mid! Lhe find bllkel, Saturday mgm me Vanity jun 00uIdll'! seem lo fllld ihe billet when they puyea muww, ma Although Elmer Filler lcnred IU palm., Moscow wan hy 1 more of 53 to 39. In me preumln-ry gms. me Spirit IAKQ high lchoul telnl rtl- lled ln the fourth ql.ll.r1.el' bo Win wer .rumor vumy by 1 mn of 55 to M. 'Huy rnompmn and Funk Dele- un who lnve shawn up good ln me .tumor Vanity g-nm will nw be Illflllnl Ol-ll Wlhh Ulu Vlrllfy. They lhollld make the compelltion l little keener llnnng lhe Vlrilty for mme or nm key p-:Imam on the telm. Next week the CHS Sld telm will hlve IL! fir!! IH meet with ltwil l.nd Cllrk high lchool It Slghll Point. Ammlg the llllerl ill the mee! ln: Deln Redmond. Bunny Bm, .nm Henkel, mek Rice, Alfie Belllllell, Bob Bllvenf mm. Redmond, smney nqmlng, Ind Plt Wah. :user xuvxmunum. Arm rnorus 10 orncms nonme People. me nm Kuy- kendgll ue me new wmury me treasurer of um mm nlqplm mup. sm new members who mn men Q-.mmg puma with pmy- re- muy In um- 1-lu-ru, save Ansel-mn. Glen mrleluon, Dm Pilkington, runny xml, mn :um SGIIBB. -'rm mgm. :umm- will be pra- mented Dec. xo for un Newwmm' Final Order Goes Tues. Cover ls New ly Dum. umm The lm plenum for me Annull were taken nunany, 'rhey xn- eluaea me sux club. fm-hmm boy., mu-.mm gn-ln. sophomore my: md gms, nu slgm. .na er.. annum! clun. Bula md orches- tn plenum will be uken Ac the comm Jumnry za. Page, an he mln ul next week -re elm mmm, elm will and prophecy, mme. aedmuml page ma introductory pap. mmzmwnmrpum- mm u luxuary ls. rw hundred ma nmnylnve umm. un been una .wording uf sunny umm-4. In-um. mn-qu. ro AVLQSSDO Scholarship C o n 1 s s I' Open lo Seniors ly Evelyn loo 'HIS Idaho Bute Federllloll of uhm- u often-mg 1 eollele mmm-- mlp .wud of 8500 w um high lchool lenlor who ilhlnl the bli- lcore in ln ellmlnlllon 10 bt given Aprll 24, 1952. To four ul the tive flnll wil- zuunu collegn rqmnuon award: of 825.00 each will he 'given 1 'rms enmlmunn pertain: no llbor and llldustrlll problsml, Alld ll lim! lo delerlnlng the lll.ld1el'll'l knowledge or me nmnry or me Amzrlcln llbot movemllll. Wlnnerl may choose their schooll from lll nwlnlled lccrgd. lied colleges. - QPINE 'S T if 'Pu' ms hwy, nn n nw- In up movies but lv. ms apnea to nppn ll ral um hmm zum Cyr hid tu gu home I8 not to Bump her man. It mm Ile lm-Qu om ua m nun nppa up tho hlck hull! hp Co Dviiall. O U o Kell Wllllnms Ill Llllllll Ibm!! 1 plm of ummm cork on num dly. We d0n't know jlllt 'ho he menu. but ynru could ull. s o o Wlell But! lm!! Wil llkd ll! Ilrlllldcl If hdll ev!! bid IM oIl8.hellN. Yel.Ionelldl :mlm -panel. n c 0 Mlngled with the smell of H15 m enemuuy nb u one of mmm llllr. I! Html th!! Don Mooney Clll'! lull Ula different! belwlell I Calf. lube llld Dllnclll Clrnie'l held. a n u wulefd-one mn bam wwe for Donn: Dlrl. L0 Well' ln the play, --Amman um. c 0 n tudy mu nu 1 new mueov. wnen Mr. Prlddy opened dm door A mug ang bounded m 0 . . If you are wonaen-mg why me Journuum ltudenu nn conun- 1 mg who vu-on wma, we would like no mufy you um um mme or nu wme Pu-la will appear ln the ul- nunl. And we wuu our mmm tn go down for pommy. - . . my your .nun np: today nam cu fu.-nun pu- guy: Soul IC 'Ill be lou llllll bk .ua yvlfll he ml-aug pu th pn. a 0 0 Gwen Ruuell hu wan the new lllllle of Wrtlller, She dsfatad lll the glrll ln Indlm wnatllng ln gn-1-' 'pcm the Omer any und mv everybody Ll careful not to ln- zlgonue har. s s . ll Tlrllll llhellj' tk lllb of an cus myn In g-mary lllhhl Gaulle, Drl hh, ill Bob Iulllnll lpdld Dell' Ill! li- llullrhlilly lnlhxhllll Hell mm mmf maps ma pang lldr llllmllll' chalk. 0 0 Q Dllne lavonture belleval ln ba- mg on nm enum-nun -me, su wen: mu, me omee tha mmf any n 4:20 ma naked for I pun no the dsntilt. Al lchool hid llrildy been out for 20 mlhuiel, lrl. Rlll- nu wu mont .ughuy umm-l. c a a In 1: for the gm or use what! Arllis Brockhoff llld he would Cl'lWl on hil Kllsel to North Dt- nou an me 1 gm when fu-mer. 1 0 0 Yvonne Deltz hu found 1 new g-me to play ul Mr. Pm-un U. s. ....--. ..-.. v. -. Mu.. ..4..... BAND yy PLAY Fahringer Direcfs Con- cer+ in Coeur d'Alsno On January 24 By rm-ly. :mmm when ur. R. J. rumnger mp. to Lhe direCb0r'l lklnd l.nd Y-he flrli llrllnl of 'The Shepherd King om-cure by noun arm om- Lhe ludlence Tlleldly evenlnf, .Yllllllry 24, Ula Url! ilhllrllmelltll concert of the school you wlll be under ny. .u an png-nm conduit an onus-an wul puy 'fmvmmg sur' from 'mmmmv' by Bum! wqnr. 'ne mn-mm nh wsu be puym ny an Eisley, nm cllllr lrullibvfllli. 'lien ll I Ibll lerhil llllhd any Andersonh 'Tm ymops- ad Gluck will be pllyellf lld -nqm num'-, m ummm by In-un von suppn. will lonnw. M ur. Fumnpr mm baton for me ma program, mn-ing much Hn Honor Henry Fillmore will land the lr!- ditlsmll bind spirit of umrch mllllc to the lit. Among the hlhd mm-.bm following wux be Jun- un md Dry Bones arranged by Plul Ynder Illd ln Uverillfi, Hel- my 1 1. King , by um composer, K. L. King. Trombone A.n!i0l . - nnveny, by mmm Waber vm g1ve the ba.nd'l :lx tmmbonllu A chnnce to play me lem. A march, 'The Splrlt of ws , by Jack Ln will mug to 1 clan me prop-un of the Orchellrl Ind band concert amend by nr. nm-Luger. 'Hu lmllldlll llhklng up in umhutn ull had sn Genrp mye-. cum nm. num. Nw new-, Yvonne Dem, Peggy Woul- ny, nm-uyn saw-n. sum. agu- ur, um-I luis. umm lm-sn, lm-an lm-lm, opml mu-ning, lugle Ansvlk, Canal lulwtllf many snug, ml-un lmmn, Ill llc lhoflval. uny an-am, mu Pmmul, Alice llrle FOII, Blrblrl Warti- Bnun Woolley, c-ml Pederson smrley Brnndvold, uuly- Juk- um, snuy nun. cum. wrxgm, Judy Woodln. Beit Scott, Wnyne Cludlll, una rm-um, mule cluk. Bllnclle Blilllon, Pfllcllll Dell. mm nm Helene label, Illia! UDRP, Gir- lrude Clrdef, Clrol Jlacklbn. Hunt Cnrlson, G1-me ul-my, Jenn Olnen, Ame Beaulieu, Bob soon, Puffy Weller, Cn!! Kolonen, Clnrk Fl-l.lldlel'l. Bob Hllkonloh. Join Jlllllll, Ron 11'wmpl0ll, Ann Ol- trooi. Bob lavltt. ld Spooner, Clrol RIN. Shirley Bleflhl, .Yltk muley, mn nom, .mn Gellmr. Dick Barnwell, Don Fisher, lhry mater, mehmi Johnson, carol Bltehwell. 000k ll hx BIA Tom Cook, Joy emma, Bob Boughton, David Downing, Bhlrlay Brmdt, sm-lay naming. Jun Rall, Dlvld Gllndlldl, Dellllll Bama, Lynn Moody. Wlyns Roux, John Kramer. Peggy Rlgp, Marlon Jorge-mn, Jlm Bums, Gerlld Kbl, Gellld Peterlon. nm nmnur. lugs. Wynn. Aldrs Wllfl! Pl! Bollllmd, Wlrnl Aldellll. llrilli 00015, hm omaha. Gan Braun. Don Tils. llm lbfld. Vm IAIIOI, lld Clyde Armstrong. ml me by me pencil ln the mum. nm -re only two unnp .mum 1: me down. uk.. 'me man lt mn. md mmng me pemu out or me mm, O O I By me bank: of muy muwanm, By the mu muck ln me chunk- holel. We will Wilt Wllll Imlell plllencs, We mu will until I mmplmv Come! to lhovel out the lchool bill. Come! In relclle lll from lllnler Camel to :end ul on to alulel Bnakdmvn. will yvu, lnuwplmv, break dmm. , fwea .pomp-e no nmgnuw fur the rhythm but he cnplod lt hlmnlfl. a 0 0 GiIllrSSftltllIlverynblIglll Qhwaek. llehisloffhllolbf aldbuwnhltlthonlyfnnhnw hlnmwrulnyonsmpeslun. can We undef-una um Roger ue- Donua me umm Barber ne nmung me um, hook mm nz me llbrlry very nupfm m curry- mg on pl-mm mnvmmum. O U C wgmn urpn ny: he um.. 1 dumb vue no me vom be me tn :eu htm ulyulmg, una of mmm. need: 1 rent. O O Dlnne wuuum er ul. otha: day um -he vu too umm w umm. wmn me :nen- er una wut nm mppened. Um women mm. pointed to um um-a ,...... ... y... mf ...M 1-le u pcung -.na lull bn-un U told her touch- ON HONOR ROLL: FROSH LEAD ALL By lm-ban Murphy Ch Nw leoolll halo! roll ol Elle flrll IGIIICUBI, Ill! hthlllll nllll lad the ellllre lellwl. UH! Pllod zhruanmghlmmmmanu the honor roll. mlkillg A tohl n! Uormmtndxthofthdrdll umm' uw lllh pun. Bellhrl plleed 21 ol the olwahol llut, wun mpmmm- mamg n The jllllloll were In Cla hllnllhll wm only za llmvnver an ,hmlon nu s on ugh muon, wma had lll the ofhcr chile! ll lil! mb 1071- SINIOBS mill llulont Ray Endicott, cum mmmg, myan Pmulpu. Bill Pnwsll. Hunan: Shlrlcy Brllnivold, Judy Broderlck. lhrtlu Butt. Eltnl CA-leboir. Kay Chlmherlll, Clrolyn Chlrllind, Donn! Dirt, ummm Dickes, Elmer Finer, Hnrvey Herrlpl-nd, lhxlne Hud- lon, Clml Huhlell, Ben LAM-I. IA- Donnn Jennn, Dorll Johnaon, Jnlxxelte lllrtln, Jin!! Helen Ihhl Nellon, lllrllnt Put. Frlnk Powell, JoAnn neymlan, :umm smack, amy smle, :umm wu- lace. JUNIOR! mn umm: .mm muley, lm- lyl ncxmn. lmlly naar, uu- Ins Nnuemn, Kmaryn Pnyna, Gury mmmmn. llnllollz lhokle Balt. IA! Bruk- Bllnche RIB Brlnlull. Yvonm Dletl. Slllrile Gellller. Nurilfl 1-mwmon, naw-ly Jomum, mum Knrllan, nxuma inner, cnmu Monson. Mary Morris. Delum Pelerlin, Circ! Sltnhiell. Bob Scott, Dlllhe Spellmllk Phyllll Wllmn. SOPIIOHOIIS mp- umm: onlne sum, Clark Fnndun, .NY Groleost, lhrilyn Stewart, Bubnn Wont. llnnon: Jeuun Atwood. Von Bullock, Rlye Bllrth, Kohl Qrl- lovn, Gertrudl Clrder, Nmey ll- llott. Blrblrl Hllnlel, lhlroll Hlpplor. cu-ox Jackson, Rue Ann Jeluan, Rlclmrl Jammu, Und Knrllefn, Lynn Klry, Only Koo- onm. une. umley, Imac Nu- wn, mum Nwwmb, lm-y mu Newcomb, Helllll Wllden, Kenneth Wllllllhl, Qrhl Vblllfl. l'l.l! N mn llnmnrl: Kenneth lhynud, John Rlehlfil, Tdlll Rllrhlrdl. llalorlt Jlnil Adlml, Bullll Berry, Bill Gundlldl. Jody Hlnl- ley, Auun I-ngglm, memm Juuf my Gnydon Jann-on, cum our- ann, Vein ubuy, su-un xm- un, Vlrglnla Hanlon, Raymond Newell, Kly o-mme, um. Posh Sunil Poll. Ellllnna Rllfldh Jvym RDDOITJOII, Arlte lla Sher- mul, Rainey Smith, Norman Shy. an-. llarvtn swam, l.4rry sm- bel, Judy Wlckl, Blrblrl J0 Wil- son, Rum Ann wmm, Imam Wyatt. To Meet Tuesdays ny nm lmyln-ul The flrll And thlrd 'hleldlyl of eleh month hiv! htel! ltlochd ll ngum mnung day: of the cm- rmt Affairs club. This vu do- omed nz me me mating of un club, held llli 'hlOld.ly. .mum smack ma nm Kuy- kendll were named to the ri- frenhmeni Comllllllbl, And CIN! Homlng md Pltll Nellbn Ver! .ppm-ma u pubueny wmmum. 'rney wsu mn pomn um m um nppmpmn material gm printed ul me wma. me. A lu: or quuuom om-lemung the government md some cancun- lng problem ol cw- q-an vu nm by nr. my comm one or um dub upomon. 'mm quutlonn were hnndad ln by members of the group u thing: they wwld llh to dllcull ll future mntlngl. HY BOOK nn. Nunn, I sensor, recom- mend: Tim Burch by Grlve Llv- mgmm mu. -1: n -mum I ml- ann nw-eh for mmeumlg m ne- lleve ln, llyl Ithll ll llldwl fhll u we try and enough tn me nmethlng sm we Will fllld lt. 1v'lt1n v A - X-X Jmunry 15-mu am fm- un- nunl muwnpumu. 1-mm-y x1-my-' 1.-gm me can. Jmuary 15-wuuee. mm. .hnunry 10-St. mm., nm. January club. Jnnunry Jumnry mm-fr, 22 - Currini AKAI!! 22-Prlul River. Ullh. ll-Bind Amd omhhlrl onzus E sovs CHS Afhndanco Up This Your ly J. lun ua l. xmmu: Thll yeAr'n D0 md 241100 por cant lttendnnm :howl All lmpmn- mam. over lut y0u l 90 1110. In lplte of cold waalher and aww. sttendulee hu hllm only tin per mn. Blllce Y-he cold Itllllir lilrfbd. the genlnl exeulu for being nn-ly go wmnmmg mm mln. 'nn eu wouldrrt lurk or I got stuck. Blue: han :lla bam hh: mmellmu they dldn't com: at all. bLlll!hllll'tb6ellllDldllllll year. Glrll hlvi Ind bil!!! IMMIG- nnce Ulm boys by about 'Jeno pr Cenl. Thar! ll I mor!! to IMI Ili!! awry, 'm emu you gn mu worn you get. CHS fhlhlmm mv. ul .vmp -:annum of as pgr cent: uopmmonu, D8 pu- cult: junlorn, 95 per sent, md union, M per wa. Priddy Presents Student Recital ny nu-nn wane lr. mul Prldqy reennuy pre- umm levenl of nu pupu. an A vocnl und speech rsclul. Thule who pnrtldplud 'ln Dllly Peek, Wlllllll Hllllr. Dlvld Cothmlll. lllvill Blrheh, Hull- lrd Llhhy, .Bheldl Cowan Joyce Brevlck. llld llnelia U-llvll, Ullelll ll UIQ Ncllll WON HY. md Mn. George Corin. llrl. Harry Hum-, ur. um nn. ouver Libby, lrl. Walter Pnl. url. Plullne Brnune, Paul I-hndnnon and mek compum. STUDENTS SAY- 'rne roving npomn mu um ulmd mme of our ltudulkl. 'WHAT ll YOUI Gllllf Anmmou v- Bama :mmm n- pnu vm: Kay .mmm-'ra pr mnrrlnd and HIM 10 kldl. Dixon nonum- rv he pun- dent! Jlne! D'Andrel- 'hz join UI! mvyf' Dorll Johnson-'To pus :mn- hind. Dick Bnmwell- Io replica Bob Hope. Klrgint Polk-'lb fill A Ili. Donlll Dir!-'TD llvl UI flllldlll cltlu of Bumps md Alu. Bob Covlll-'To bt I hlmhr md utah two Ianni dur! Dem Redmond-'To pl I new arm-me for un lm nm. of my wh.. mek Bu:- na new em-:mg gum for um mane. num Hua-mf-'ro gn m mu. lchool. Knry R-nu---'no go to Ama m luv: my mu nu-mm. Pita Reltxhelmor- 'lb :top bs- lng nrnery ln lr. 0oHeen'l ella. Wal Wood!-'TD get Ml! of school. Noun umm-rgn-'Tu pc 5 ennll on 1 girl my alum np. , DANCERS. SWING YOUR PARTNERS ly Ich lghlll All jump up and when yuu como down, nwmg your earner may ummm, ny. nu uuzrumr, ur. Orrin ll. IAQ. lo Ull mllllhlrl of the Equus Duma dub. lponlond by Prulapu Hsruld lvuu as own- avuma mn annual. Pnctlce hu become n very lm- porunt factor for Lhll nn club whose msmhsru expect to form :wo muy for exhibition pur- pon: um lm 'mu ummm. m oolnrhll eoltllmel, will bl llknd to dlnce lt Du lmlmmo ptrilld Ill basketball glmtl. md lt other lchool hlnclldnl. Ori! Dllni Although the gmup hu hm mlm um squu- Dulce dub. num- mm an umg mum. 'nn waltl md vnrloul othlr mum dlmxl were hugh! prcvlnully. and me wan an mum vu um mm lisp Lllllhl. CW!! 100 lllldtllil YIAYC 2 pnnnt at some of the mntlngl. hut Ln. group muuau mm thu mln number ll all mumlnrl do not nlvnyl lthnd ouch mntlllf. Dlnclng uk.. pw: ln nu gym, md llrl. Orrln I. lac lllltl hu muhsna ln lmtnmnug than pn:- ent. BIIIHAYB my uummu ..............,..,.,,.. .. ....., u Alvin nun- ..........,..,,.....,. .... ..... as Bonnie um ..... ..,.. , . ..-,..xu Don Pilerlnll ...... ............... . .-...ls Elmer nn-r , ...... .. , ..,,.., -,- .... xc many lylul .......,... ....... A s muuyn nym ......... ..,.... x a Duma sun ................ ....... 1 4 nu-w .upx-ma , ....... . .... ..rr lpulne llonlnll ........ ....... I 1 cnymn Nordby ...... ........., 1 1 mek nm. .,................ .,.,.., 1 a :ny Jmmm .,.............. ..- ....... ll umm :mu-um ........ ....... 1 a Dnvld wnm , ,,..,. . .,..,... .... .,.1a llnrlath Nollndtl' . ..... . ..,. ......,.,..,.1D Gurnet Pnrlur , .... .. ....... .Ylnlnl Rldnvlch ..... , ....,... . U7 mf? fffign Ml 1 Little Women. November 14, 1951: xklllurphy, iipeterson. giRobertson. mlxlorelius, Dickes, 'iCrounds, WCW, 1'Kuykendall. iilihert, :iHowerton. i:Peek. Fiddlers Thr:-e: Woodin. Spelgatti. Baker. glibc-rt. Gratitude, N1lXt'l1llJt'l'30, 1951: EFS:-rise. iiillarris. 'i:W'eiser. glluuglass. '4Right Answerf' :::Schn1idt, i::Collier. i1Stewart, 'flVlooney, 'i'Nuttelman. 'lille-nts. 'LAnnie's Manf' Nuttelnlan. Douglass. Vl'eist-r, Sense, Kuykendall, Dart, Harris. ., .gag , Lililewcznsm' ,. 4':' ., 'V 11-J 5 'nun-an . 'ff ff tMP!! 354 HS A uq:2.,, agggfaxfib ' - gg'-,fg w ,,x.. if 2 ' Coeur dl Alene High School belongs to the National Thespian Society, in which students earn points toward membership. Each star by a playerls name means ten added points. Thespians not shown in pictures are Broderick, D'Andrea. Wirizeler. Smith, Long, Horning, Scott. Thespian officers are: Arloah Norelius. President: Donna Dart, Vice President: Bonnie Peoples, Secretaryg Pearl Kuykendall, Treasurer. Best Thespians for 1950-51 were Arloah Norelius, Bonnie Peoples. We lx K2 ' '1'l1rr'f' Wars. lJf'1'vI11l1r'r 11. 1951: '::Lvnts. itxlilvll. '::Horning. :Williams, Riu-. :1I'ilki11fmm ':Erickson. :l:Andf-rson. 'l'l1v llirl With Two Faux-S. April 23: Womls, glllivkmf-. S4'lllIll1ll. llullivr, 'Rm-. fzllglrt, Mm-n :Williams, i:Sc'nss'. Wvisvr. Harris, i:Cyr, Douglass. During the year the Uramatics Class attended the plays: 'aCandida. Mr, Roberts, Member of the Weddingfl in Spokane. Washington. W 'mn 'rum-: pa Blain: m'-mx 'gs' ' 31. unix 9 . -L1 flyi, in 3-Safilmf 1. mu mf - f- Our Town. 1xlE1l'l'lI 19, 1952: WRU:-. izllarris. Wfyr. mvlblllllll. Nloom-y. Wm-ism-r. Nutt:-lmun. S4-ns: ll4lllglliSS, IR-ok, Woods, livnts. lluwvrlmm. Ste-wart. Holwrtsun. GfUllIlllS, Wilsun. ll:-I4-rsnn. l,1'0lll1'h Erickson, Kuykvnmlall. Williams, Collier. Dickes. Murphy. Elmvrt. liakvr. Dart. Pilkington, Nurs-liua Mm-n. Allsenlz Spvlgalti. T. Richards, J. Kicliarmls. Caudill. : w1fw -. 1 A f WQS3-ywggwys 1.212541 gqxniwk i V ffsfffrs 711 4 'sismii 53 I Ap? gg w Q4f1z f ' .1 .' f 1. 1 1. I xiii? Xs,f.U:.54 KIQSQQSZNS, ' V. kfiglmiqffiklgiriiffk 1. 5 2 as f-3? ' Affff' i A+ , , :Q g 2 ,gm ,AQ 8, H Mis sw? 5 . ll 'E , 15 'w f 2 iv .J uf g- LL -V 1 N ml! sg W ,7-' 'B My S V W nm EP, K g - .-. f A x H Vw-lm 1 Mb. ,.-- R. N .. .,.. A N , . . , av 31 4-' G 5 ' 4 O Q X ,n W fm f , as iawlf V HR Y 'fi . F x J' ,Rl 5 y , K' e al' , fT'f'L'3 1 -. 2 Q 5 'AN Wd, s aw- fr. fs f 'Y . Q?l::'SDfH vxsW.:x wh lx 7 s ' .T ,N .y -'x 5 if -,,.. . X K y I Q I Ri Y if if H Y i Q M 5 X , R 'N 4' ii fm f 5. x.. X NX cg 1 5 W K 3: xg 4 f XM Qian. xi 1 Q.. . . 'I rm 'QF I 'U fs ,N sif- ,Wh f X, Q , ' 'lf ' ff wb 9 W ,2 90 ,MK a- 5 'MRM -Q1 First row: Johnson. Mensch. R. Burch. Roe. Lavonture. Mylan. Second row: Post. Lundenio. Shierk, Mrs. Keisz. Noble. Asplund. The girls who help in the library are under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Keisz. school librarian. Their duties include the upkeep of the books as well as checking them out. lam Mi-ss Marie Flekke is the sponsor of the Latin Club. The Latin students have an annual Latin banquet and a wide variety of activities at each meeting including dances and movies. First rom: Xlorse. Framlsen. Kosonen. Johnson. Us-llner Scott, Robertson. Peters. Peterson. Schiernlan. Seeont row: Bliss Flekke. ll. Newcomb. johnson. Webster, Thomas i llooth. jordan. ,lilL'li40Il. llrosvost. Nl. Newcomb. Pederson. Clark McNeil. Smith. Third row: Ellicott, Webb. Morris Jensen. Lafferty, Lynn. l.aYonture. Ross. Miller. Shern. Newell. Fourth row: NleCaw. Moen, Barnes. Carlson, Post. Scott, J. Adan1s.l. Adanxs. Miller. Fifth rom: Carder. Wal- den. Driessen. Anstine. Parker. Rice. Olson. Sherman Winkle, Wyatt. Shattuck. johnson. Sixth row: Pllllllllll Gamble. Denny. Norelius. Palmer. Robertson. Roffler Higgins, Schmidt. Hanks. Atwood. Sea-nth row: Rush Powell. Dean. Wvorst. Westover. Rininger. llrbanek, Ben janlin, Bullock. Zelda First row: Prinzingr. White. l'rohl. Andcrson. Smith. lfhcrt. St-cond row: Ng:-c. Erickson. Lcnts. Third row: Cowan. llnruh. Peterson. Pilkington. Debate Cluh and Junior Red Cross Council are sponsored by Mr. Earl llriddy. Speech lnstructor. Dehaters participate in contests with other schools and have an active part in the annual speech festival. The Junior Red Cross Council offers their services to anyone in need. 'fedg E J! First row: Plante. Young. R. liurch. Prichard. Voitcn. K. Burch. M:-nsch. Hippie-r. Driesscn. Sn-cond row: 0'Toolc. Scagraxcs. Smith. Vvalclen. l'nruh. Third row: Lenilcy. Peek. Jensen. llrexick. Mooney. Earns-st. Fourth row: Collier. Hunt. Hendrickson. Taiple. lszlcr. Hudson. W'on- smos. Hunter. Fifth row: Mr. Priddy. Sponsor. Schmidt. Gage, Lake, Lents. Bryant. Agcc. . 5- : ,,v:eaitw1 .- Q: Mr K W,f7 . Mm ,E ir, fi' QW we 1 if --5 LK 5 . g l ski ki S , if ' 1 'W' X L. QA' fg My QQ ye X1 ik N yu L is Wi v if as : K fx . 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Q ' W K E 3 - ' 4. 1 W i 1 Q QT EK, AW' 4 Q? . f W6 Qk 1S 4, VQJSTM 51 ..?fi'f-9 5 ff 6 QM v Q 9 W ' .. ' ' W W 5' ' ,Lg ' ' gwfizfz if fdkmmd 5, , ,sl 531 S 'i ., as A:::'Z, wa: ' - ,..sigQjiftgjkii.'. f LQ. ,Q ,B , All Q A H W ew psy wg. :ff ig w ,:':.f'f' :fi is 15 -K Aw MM ? 'w wif ,.AV s 'E -was 'il' ' V -MW' 32 av ff , 1, H , W w , bq L Q , ..,. .,.f,..,. ,,,, m , H J ,K . an V gl V M 3 fn 3 M. QQ-.-,Z ,... 3 k f Q if +1 if, .f11m'!'gg2f , 1, , T123 Y Q m M 2 N Q X ,, x W W v Q., M ,3 5 , 7 V f , ' f' Q ' X' if Q-9 Kik i , . 9 0 if ,S V ik-,H H L V is S w X NGA ,. gm L fb-.....i A , ff' A First row: Johnson, Syverson, Walkup, Benz, Carkuff, Gladding, Berh, Carey, Kramer, Harrington, B. Richardson, Crow, R. Cook, Harwood. Second row: Decker, Parker, Frost, Black, Wilson, Cowan, Jensen, Boughton, Mcliach- ern, Jamison, Carlberg, B. Smith, Timboe. Third row: lessick, Smith, P. Cook, Carnie, Williamson, Salisbury, Osborne, Fic-gel, Cain, Watts. Fourth row: Shrout, Prinz- Firsl row: Elder, Calkins, Anthony, Turner, B. Martin Wright, Lundemo, Brown, Walker, Gage, Frame. Booth, Brockhoff, Drieson, Sehwindel, Schroeder, D. Martin. Sec ond row: Pederson, Weaver, Whitney, Dennis, Gumn, Eric son, Edwards, T. Johnson, McCracken, Hallvik, Bliven. Third row: Strand, Donninwirth, Nutting, Hagen, Zim merman, Dahl, D. Johnson, Halliday, Schaffer, Mylan. ing, Salisbury, Bubb, Cuthmiller, Evans, Hart, Aristonic, Mann, Le Gore, M. Johnson, E. Richardson, Waldram. Fifth row: Staples, Pramhus, Ostroot, Be-rdahl, LaBonte. Monard, Barber, Ross, Doucey, Gerlitz. Stein, Downing, Roberge. Sixth row: Zerby, L. Smith, M. Smith, Cameron, D. Johnson, Bennion, Miles, Worst, Finch, Barnum, Chart- rand, Ross, liithell, Pearson, Jantz. Amell. Fourth row: Nelson, Murphy, Young, Miller, Braden, Cot- terman, Combs, Thomas. Fifth row: Hensler, Ruthven, Weller, Hubbard, Womeldorff, Harris, Glen, W'ood, Sim undson. Sixth row: Baisch, Benjamin, Heinricks, Jones Anderson, Linsay, Wicks, Holmes. Seventh row: Knout Taie, Mason, Eachon, Drury, Gellner, Freeland, R. Johnson visas gb: Q W3 fag I 'K nw QS? R' x,k: x vvk' if mdk SVN -eww! ,V 'SW Q23 LV M H K x S 'Qi X .fn My. ' .. 1 J ' . .11 ' .Q , 0 L 1 4, 1 4, 1' , S 5 x , 9 .. wk f 4 M' f i sffkj, ls. t 1 if . nf' 3' - 4 , 4. 1 Ye ,eng ,ff r '2 , Q ff? 4 me ,' - -ess, , Q .ww X . . 5 Q 9 is i ., b: .. all ' l -,i?' 35,27 . 5 f,. 'Q' , ' - an, 0 , f Xl , A . y,fQJ,,f Se , 1 ,. K, ' -LQ in F 5 Q 53? pf . W A fi . iff ' nl? W: , ing' . ,S its if :P 'gf fi A P - q qhh I ' Q.,-ff 1 S f 2' ' , , 3 A? Q x , 4 I Q5 1 Q av f',W 3 we J I 1 1 . - 5 , 4 , . I 2371 iiii, iwgbh A W 1 r I X I iff ' 2 'W S 3 ii SW f CLASS PROPHECY Bellvue Hospital for the Insane February 30, 1975 As we are down on our hands and knees gazing into the oil spots on a mud puddle, we are rather startled to see a torch light parade enthusiastically dragging down NUTTEL- MAN Avenue. It used to be Sherman Avenue but it has been renamed after the famous Arctic explorer BEATRICE NUTTELMAN. At the head of the procession is JOANNE SMOCK, still carrying a torch. Next comes a banner proclaiming CAROL HUTSELL for President in ,76.', It is car- ried by DICK KORNBACHER, next First Gentleman of the Land, and JOANN REY- NOLDS, future Secretary of State. ALFIE BEAULIEU is also running for President . . . as if a man could ever get elected in this day and age. His campaign manager is DICK RICE, master politician. Here comes a newspaper floating toward us. It is named DAN PILKINGTON'S Press but some old-timers persist in calling it the Coeur d'Alene Press. Look at those headlines! CAROL HORNING swims Atlantic, BILL POWELL sails around the world on his bass viol accompanied by his brother FRANK POWELL on the piano. They won't have to give the piano haircuts while they're gone as it is a Baldwin piano. SHIRLEY BRANDVOLD tries same trick on her cello. It is upset by a typhoon in the China Sea and rescued by JACKIE WEISER, Jackie was cruising in her ninety foot yacht when Seacook RAY MELVIN spotted Shirley swimming around. MICKEY MYLAN wins Soap Box Derby! RAYMOND ENDICOTT opens hotdog stand at Fourth and Nuttelman, it is rumored that he started on a shoe string, potato, that is. MARGARET POST, former U. S. President sells deep freezers to Eskimoes and makes much cold cash. Let's find a new mudpuddle and a nice round oil spot. Here's DON PETERSON on his one hundred thousand acre estate where he is engaged at his hobby of ditch-digging. His ditch is thirty thousand miles long and covers three oceans. BONNIE PEOPLES supports this enterprise by working at the Ben Franklin store, which is owned by capitalist GEORGE HAYES. SONNY LONG is Don's gentleman's gentleman. Don's television set is turned on and we can see FRITZ KINDLER leading the Lolly Pops Philharmonic Orchestra. We are very lucky because we just missed BURT LENTS, the worst comedian on television. The next program will be a telastory starring GLEN ERICKSON and JANET URBANEK in a revival of The Three Bearsi' as written by GEORGE WILSON. EVELYN ROE and STEVE ANDERSON have supporting roles. They hold up the scenery. EDWIN GLASCO plays a private eye and PEARL KUYKENDALL has a role as Paul Revere. George really used his imagination in writing this version of The Three Bears. HARVEY HERRIGSTAD is master of ceremonies on a show which consists of sound effects left over from other shows and a singing commercial about MAXINE HUNT'S prune and pickled-pineapple popovers. MARVIN COWAN is a television cow-poke in a show called Stagger along Sassifrassidyn sponsored by DUNCAN CARNIE Inc., manu- facturers of Mush Wush, sensational new breakfast food. LOIS RUDE runs a quiz show, Quizzing Crackpots sponsored by KEITH NIXON and ELMER FILLER, designers of Ladies' chapeaux fin other words, hatsj. ALICE KIRKHOVEN won the state of Texas on a quiz program. When asked to name two personal pronouns she just said, Who, me?', KAY CHAMBERLIN was exiled to Siberia for not knowing the atomic number of SALLY ORR'S mocha cakes. Bon voyage, Kay. On his weekly show CLIFF AGAR has a pet dinosaur whom he caught in Outer Mon- golia. According to the current telecast, JIM KELLY and ZIP JOKI have designed a new flying saucer. With FRED LANORE as pilot they are leaving today for the moon. Bon voyage to you, too. LEON AGEE rides around in a rocket ship driven by one of his own tied flies, a Royal Coachman, no less. BOB JOHNSON is a banker so he spends all his time trying to defeat Champion LEROY MERKEL at golf. He never succeeds because his hockey stick makes such a lousy putter. Here's a long distance oil spot. Let's look . . . no, not that! FRITZ GRAHAM is presi- dent of the University-of Idaho. RONNIE YOUNGMAN is professor of English Literature and philosophy and KATHY MARSAN teaches paleontology and archeology. FRANCES FULLER is professor of Brooklynese dialects. ALLEN PETERSON gives lessons on how to get the biggest bubble from your hubblegum. I BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Zak Q71 Trim Shop Z7 FSI F? E5 T fe cfefia SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION CongraI'uIa+ions Class of I952 BEST W'5HE5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE T0 THE CLASS or T952 CLASS OF T952 EVERGREEN FLORAL SHOP W . I Phone 77 Nighi Phone 547W3 Mefifwi Gkfg' JEWELERS For every jewelry need CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 3I4-I8 SHERMAN AVENUE ,-n-un. Y . H. Y ...gps -ffm . HENDRICKSEN, the Girl with Green Hairj, is planning to sell Christmas trees onsfflg Fourth of July. Shia says there is so little competition then. DARLENE DICKES is appearing with Jike Spones and his band, not as a singer but as a bazooka player. KAY JOHNSON accompanies her on the tuba. CLARE SWENSON draws a comic book called Mantroid Barnswallow, Boy Hangman. NELLIE CLARK is still ringing bells, door bells. She tries to sell Clare's comics. CLAIR WHITE is touring the country with his famous speech How to get across Nut- telman Avenue in the Dead of Winter. EUGENE FLEGEL paints pictures that are so abstract he doesn't know what they are himself. This oil spot is getting too refined. Here's a big one. Wow! There goes NANCY COL- LIER in a shocking pink convertible with leopard-skin upholstery. We wouldn't be so sur- prised, but the leopards are still alive. JOHN REED is trying to sell an old 1909 model T. When he bought it it was just another lovely piece of junk but now it's a collector's item and that takes all the glamor away from it. The Broadway season this year opened with DICK BARNWELL'S production of Mac- beth, Dick took the lead and was acclaimed all over the place as being funny without being vulgar. EVERETT LAKE is starring in JOYCE GEREN'S masterpiece, Death of an Oyster. We hear he has great possibilities as a romantic lead. We always knew side- burns must be good for something. JOYCE TAIPLE in The Whitings of Whipperwill Street is considered another Lucy Appletree fby the way, who is Lucy Appletree?J. DELLA LYNN is an actress too, but she writes for a living, writes home, that is. SHIRLEY LEONARD writes a soap opera entitled Lucy,s Lovelorn Lollypopf' Starr- ing as the lolly pop is EDITH HARRIS, a sucker for the part. JIM FIELDS creates those awful tongue twisters nobody can say-or stomach either! ZORA GEIGER runs the cosmetics department in one of JOANN WALLACE'S stores. It is called the geiger counter, of course. Her biggest customer is WAYNE JORDAN. He is make-up man for wrestlers on television. Gorgeous GLENN BAILEY and Strangler,' STANLEY WILSON like to look their best in front of the camera. ELLENA CASEBEER is a deep sea diver. DIANE PARCEL is trying to finish a pair of argyles she started twenty years ago. She would too, if LOUISE MOONEY would stop tying knots in her yarn. LOIS RICHARDS runs a serve-yourself laundry because that way she doesn't have to work, lucky girl. WARREN WATTS is always fishing or lying about fishing. BUNNY BEST untwists twisted pretzels. Sitting on top of a flag pole is JEANETTE MARTIN, she is setting a new world's record. DAVID SMITH was last seen trying to get a golf ball out of a sandtrap. He struck oil at four thousand feet but even that did not discourage him. PAT STEWART is rewriting the Latin language so that even a high school student can learn it. CARRIE CHARTRAND has recently returned from climbing the Matterhorn. She did it the hard way, on roller skates. ARNO BROCKHOFF is straightening the Lean- ing Tower of Pisa. DICK BEST is a lion tamer now. Since he got married nothing scares him. HELEN SCHMIDT is reading the BETTY LAABS International Dictionary. She thinks it would be more interesting if the stories were longer. DON MOONEY and LARRY ROE run a baby sitting agency. They wish the babies were a little older, twenty years or so. LA DONNA JENSEN and BILL VAN VALKINBURGH work for the Metropolitan Opera. They dust pianos. EDDIE HEDGE is head of the FBI fFuller Brush Inc.J ELSIE GOR- DON and ITHA NELSON spent so much time in Mr. Chariton's room they have both be- come scientists. They are trying to discover a substitute for glass rubies. PAT HOFFMAN is president of Amalgamated Oatmeal. Her singing commercials are written by MARILYN BOIVIN. Such as Yum yum yum, etc. etc. etc. Amalgamated Oat- mealis Yummy oatsf' For this she gets paid? DIANE DOUGLASS is selling hair oil guar- anteed to grow hair on a cue ball but not on human heads. MOLLY EARNEST collects these weird cue balls. EARL STUKER is a concert pianistg he has made himself famous with twelve variations of Chopsticks. He can play nothing else, however. LEELA LOMELAND has made her million by selling worms to lazy fishermen. PHILIP DENHAM made his million by selling fish to lazier fishermen. PATTI NELSON is head of a bomb shelter company. She never sold any until the housing situation became acute. JOAN LAHAIE is also in the real estate business. She sells large shoes to little old ladies that have so many children they don't know what to do. T:F,45s'I 'E'I-TPIXIXXI. Qjefi 750544 AERIE NO. 486 HosTs Fon YOUR FRIDAY NIGHT DANCES We hope you enjoyed 'I'hem during your school year CONGRATULATIONS CLAZSICIS-I: '52 M W bi Q U N Building Supplies and Fuel Besf Wishes +o 'I'he Eg Class of I952 mefiaamkf .J Ewa LQY DIAMONDS 8: WATCHES BULOVA - ELGIN - HAMILTON Phone 6l8 IO9 NorI'h Fourfh SI'ree'l l Potlatch Forests, Inc RETAIL DEPT. Everyihing in Building Maferials R ,,. ,L ,egg . JUDY BRODERICK is the engineer on the Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe. JANET MOSER blows the train whistle, they have more fun! WALLY HENDRICKSON is roller skating champion of the U. S. He is scheduled to have a race with BERT NORDBY who is pogo-stick champ. JIM EBERT and FRANKLIN THOMAS publish the Hobo Press. BOB UNRUH is filthy rich. He said Texas wasn't the greatest state in the Union so now he sells his picture on dart boards to irate Texans. Ain't that clever? JOE TURK gives lessons on the unicycle and BELVA JOHNSON runs a school of clas- sical dance and she teaches thetjitterbug and the minuet and other old fashioned steps. DAYDRA PHILLIPS is going to debate against ROSALIE PIERATT on the subject, Should parents be allowed to use the family flying saucer. Movie Mongul EUGENE EGGE is planning to dramatize ANN SENSE,S novel of the old North, Yokels in the Yukon starring MARTHA BUSS and GAIL HOLLANDER with movie idol LEFTY WILSON saying a line every now and then. DEWAYNE SMAL- LEY plays the hero, Mervin Mackintosh. ALICE MAE BAKER will have the joyful task of leaving most of the thing on the cutting room floor. EVA COOLER markets the most outrageously expensive hand painted ties in the coun- try. AUDREY LONG and JUNE HEDBERG did the painting which is twenty years ahead of its time. Maybe in twenty years somebody will buy one. GLORIA STENGEL and DORIS JOHNSON are planning to climb Mt. Everest. They want to see the view. DORIS OLSON has written a new song, Mulchy Booby on the Bop Bop. which is making concert star MARILYN LAFON known throughout the land. BEVERLY SKAUG has learned how to play the accordion in ten easy lessons and she sounds like it too. GORDON MCNEIL, admiral of the Pacific fleet had to turn the whole navy around and go back five thousand miles to get seaman RODNEY LIECHTI'S seashell collection. Must treat the boys nice, you know. CORA HOWERTON and MARY FUTTER are trying to in- vent a fool-proof mousetrap. So far they have caught one cow, three chickens, their neigh- bors, and one bleezbok. But no mice. DOROTHY THOMPSON is in charge of a company that makes spaghetti one mile long. As this is rather difficult to eat ELLA MAE GERTHS and LAVINA CLEMETSON are giving exhibitions on how to eat it. DONNA KNUDSON, for an exorbitant fee, will teach one how to handle it on a fork. BETTY STEELE has written a book on the subject. DIXON BONALLO and DON FISHER, creators of ladies dresses, have come up with their masterpiece. It is a ballgown that would get anyone arrested if she dared to wear it on the beach. JOYCE BREVICK runs a short order joint. The orders have to be short because the cook has a bad memory. HAROLD FENCL is a sculptor. His current work started out to be a rabbit, but he didn't sculpt right so it's going to be a snail. GENE WALLACE is offering a reward for anyone who can keep the awful thing a week. ORION COWAN struck oil in his back yard and got his flowers all dirty. It has come in handy though for mixing in his patent medicine. MAXINE HUDSON is trying to write poetry in Sanskrit and doing very well as far as anybody knows. We don't read Sanskrit. JOANNE ROSS is studying comic books and their history. LAVELLE JAMISON is put- ting her findings into book form which is easy because all she needs is pictures. Now we see GERALD BECKLUND diving three hundred feet into a damp sponge. DONNA DART is a tight rope walker. CONNIE LEE runs a puppet show with twenty marionettes. How does she keep them all going at once? Well. that's quite a trick-she has two pet octopuses. HELMER P.H.D., L.L.D. and S.A.P. fSlick at Pooll is still trying to find something funny in a certain prophecy written in 1952. Some people never give up. - Oh, flddlesticks, a car just went by and splattered our oil spots all over the place. BY CAROL HORNING BURT LENTS WAYNE CAUDILL QQJMMZ TRANSFER 8: FUEL NATIONWIDE MOVING AND STORAGE MOBIL FUEL OILS Ufah King Coal in all sizes ZI4 Lakegde Phone I8 I 4 5 a QKUQZLOLXS' PXNDCA QTE Q GROCERY 81 MARKET SERVICE STATION Courfesy-Cleanliness B + . S 0 , es In ervuce Qualrliy PHONE I540 I2TH 8: SHERMAN COEUR D'ALENE 4l5 Sherman Phone I59 'K Tx Nationally Famous Footwear X-ZWQM5 SHOE STORE WILL The Class of 1952, being on the point of departing life at CHS, does publish this to be its Last Will and Testament: KAY CHAMBERLIN wills all her colors and pencils to make posters that kept CHS informed on all the Class of '52 activities to Cookie Best. I, ANN SENSE, gladly sur- render my seat on the dingle weed bus to anyone with a strong enough constitution and physical ability to bear it. I, JOAN LAHAIE, offer all the fun I have had these past two years at CHS to all newcomers to our school. JOYCE GEREN leaves for Texas as soon as possible. Her ability to get acquainted with West Point boys is willed by SALLY ORR to Frances Asplund. I, MAXINE HUD- SON, will and bequeath my office position to my sister Lorraine. To Marlys Jackson, CAROLYN CHARTRAND wills her costume originality for first place at costume dances. Her ability to stand for what she believes is right has been given to Gertrude Carder by AUDREY LONG. Make the most of it, Gertie. The technique for getting passes excused is bequeathed by BETTY LAABS to Rosalie Staeheli. I, CAROL HUTSELL, gladly give my editor's cabinet in the journalism room to next yearis annual editor, and lots of luck with it. JOANNE SMOCK regretfully surrenders all her gab fests to Janet D'Andrea. DONNA KNUDSON, as of graduation day 1952, wills her beautiful hair style to Anita Zeuge. All her bruises, aches and pains, one of the outstanding girl athletes at CHS, LELA LOMELAND wills her sister, Marlene. I, JANET MOSER, will all my athletic possibilities and desires to Larry Barnes. Take good care of them, Larry. PATTI NELSON willfully donates the many different ways of wearing her hair to Norm Craig. Hope you can use them, Norm. DAYDRA PHILIPS sorrowfully gives her ability to attract junior boys to any one who can handle them. Her solo spot along with the won- derful memories from chorus is given by DARLENE DICKES to Janice Radovich. It will be a tough spot to fill, but we know you can do it, Janice. To Mary Morris, JUNE HEDBERG wills her tardy admits from the Viking. CAROL HORNING bequeaths to Norieta Howerton all of her- dramatic roles in Thespians. I, SUSAN HENDRICKSON, gladly will my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Olive Smith. DAN fPaper Bearj PILKINGTON sadly gives up his secretary's position and shorthand to next year's lucky some one. DAVID SMITH gives up his golf clubs to Larry Geren. who we are sure will make the most of it. His flash bulbs and camera are being left by DICK KORNBACHER to anyone who is genius enough to make them work. I, DICK BARNWELL, bequeath to my sister, Carol, all my excitement on bus trips. To all the seniors of '53 we will DON PETERSON'S personality and ability to do well in whatever he does. EARL STUCKER leaves, dancing as usual. FRITZ KINDLER wills to Stubby Lyon all his Spokane girl friends. JIM KELLY and RON YOUNGMAN gladly give to Harold Deming their secret formula for getting kicked out of classes. It wasn't hard. I, CLAIR WHITE, hereby surrender all my requests on Club CdA to Day Corey. His knack for dozing in class has been willed by BERT NORDBY to whoever was out the night before. I, GORDON MCNEIL, will the privilege of wearing three stripes on my letter sweater to any non-C club member big enough to get away with it. I, BURT LENTS, surrender all my dry jokes and remarks to Wayne Caudill, fAs if he really needed themj. His position on the football team is willed by KEITH NIXON to Melvin Schmidt. To Raye Burch as of graduation day I, BEATRICE NUTTELMAN, will my long brunette hair. I, MOLLY EARNEST, hereby will to Margaret Swenson my Texas accent. Hope you- all can use it. I, ALFIE BEAULIEU, in the event of my graduation, hereby surrender my old lockers to Chubby Stoddard. To Barbara Russell, I, ITHA NELSON, will my secretarial talents. Her flying carriage for the typewriter has been willed by ELSIE GORDON to Junior Johnson. I, FRED LANORE, in the event of graduation, leave my identification bracelet for La Vonda Gladding. To Bill Dahl, I, BILL VAN VALKINBURGH will my long name, that is if your own gives you too much trouble. I,.STEPHEN ANDERSON, gladly bequeath all of my car troubles to Bill Sellers.,His ability to stay away from girls until his senior year has been willed by GLEN BAILEY to Craig Konosen. I, CLIFF AGAR, will my winning smile to Jim Hawkins. LEON AGEE bequeaths all his bright colored shirts to Larry Shauer. ALICE BAKER wills her friendship with the faculty to anyone lucky enough to get it. His curly locks and clever looks are willed by GERALD BECKLUND to Jack Grey. fl THE VIKING I A CompIe+e High School SI'ore For I'he Finesi' SI'udenI Body gi I'he NorI'hwc5I' 5.2, J, I diff-if 'jg X I CONGRATULATIONS PHONE 288 I02 NORTH 4Ih SENIORS Congrafulafions, Class of '52 LAKE CITY ..- Wmmma WWUDTSEN GIEIGLIGEVILLISCQPEN INSURANCE CHEVROLET CO. LOANS JOE R. ACUFF REAL ESTATE 30I 4I'I'l PI'IOI'Ie I800 Regards and Besf Wishes Io Ihe Class of '52 BURNSg5TZZZZ? 3rd FLOOR POWELL BUILDING COEUR d'ALENE, IDAHO Ok!! 2, DRIVE INN For Bes'r in Food and Founfain Service HARRY - EDNA - WALLY - FERN DICK BEST, 1 dl ' l l ugh to Pat Redmond. My lovelyifingernails, I, ISIIARILYN BOIVSIN, lwillnffi IS1zHlyuSlIc1lgneyl DIXON BANALLO and his exciting stories leave together. ARNO VALENTINO BROCKHOF F, wishes to leave his suave look to Lee Brack. Her quiet and pleasant personality is given to Doris Vig by MARTHA BUSS.. I, DUNCAN CARNIE, wish to leave my shyness with someone who will forget about 1t. I, NELLIE CLARK, will my ability to become engaged to Janet Dahl. All my freckles, I, LAVINA CLEMETSON, gladly give to Joy Groscost. ORION COWAN gives his mustache to anyone with patience enough to grow one. My flaming red hair, I, DONNA DART, will to Nancy Moen. Variety is the spice of life, Nancy. His dark color complexion is willed by PHILIP DENHAM to Bob Scott. To anyone with a warm fur coat, DIANE DOUGLASS would like to will her Alaskan experiences. JIM EBERT wills his roles in dramatics to anyone who hasn't anything to do evenings. RAY Levant ENDICOTT wills his piano stool back to next year's lucky sextet accom- panist. I, GLEN ERICKSON, will my polished shoes to Marvin Steven. JIM FIELDS wills his radio back to his folks. Oh, there is silence once again in study hall. ELMER FILLER wills his ability to stick to training rules to all CHS on-coming athletes. To Don Schierman all his nice memories of CHS are left by WES FULLER. I, GEORGE HAYES, will to Blanche Branson my violin. To Dwayne Hanks we find that EDDIE HEDGE gives all his dashing looks. Her pleasing personality and kindness are willed by DORIS OLSON to anyone who will make the most of them. BONNIE PEOPLES and DON PETERSON leave together. ' Her chemistry singed hair is willed by MARGARET POST to any new chemistry stu- dent who feels like living dangerously. To Bob Lovitt, FRANK POWELL would like to have given his ability to really make a piano talk. I, J OANN E REYNOLDS, will my swing and sway to Betty Capaul. - All his football tactics are willed by DICK RICE to all of CHS oncoming teamsf I, JOANNE ROSS, bequeath my ability to just go to school a half day and yet graduate to Sharon Johnson. I, LOIS RUDE, leave hoping that all new students at CHS enjoy school here, as I did. Her enjoyment and ability for dancing are willed by HELEN SCHMIDT to all those who want to learn or are a little too bashful to try. ' PATRICIA STEWART would like to will her flaming red hair to some other Irishman who wasn't fortunate enough to get it. I, FRANKLIN THOMAS, will and bequeath the movie projector to David Wright. It was quite a job. DOROTHY THOMSON wills and bequeaths her three straight periods in Mr. Winchell's classes to Janice Adams. CLARE SWENSON and WARREN WATTS will their nice manners to some lucky freshman boys. CHS can use a few more like you. I, JANET URBANEK, will gladly leave my typing and shorthand worries to Helen Walden. Better luck next time, Helen. Her height is willed and bequeathed by JO ANN WALLACE to Shirley Edwards. It's nice that dress styles are becoming shorter Shirley JACKIE WEISER l h - l . ' , . eaves er spot out side the Journalism room before class to anyone with a boyfriend lucky enough to have time to stand d lk h ' ' ' an ta alf the period. I, STANLEY WILSON, wlll my p0llShCd shoes to anyone with a jar of shoe polish and lots of elbow grease. ALBERT WILSON leaves his baseball and basketball behind. CHS will miss you, Lefty Allofhi td hll ' ' l s s u y a worries ROGER WILSON gladly leaves behind to Beverly Chesnuti With this you have our hope of good luck Beverly HARVEY HERRIGSTAD in the ev t of his graduation wills all his friends and fun to.Jim Burns. i en HgATI HOFFMAN would like to leave her WSC and JC friends to Janice Kirk. I, CORA WERTON will leave my office work for Mr. S1 John to Mona Carlsen. Her pretty face and many friends is willed by MAXINE HUNT to all of the students at CHS. I LA DONNA JENSEN l , wou d like to turn my class president's headaches over to Gary Robertson. To Donna Coons, BELVA JOHNSON will gladly will her cooking and sewing worries from Home Ec. I, RODNEY LIECHTI, on the day of graduation will my job at the service station to Bob Lovitt. It comes in handy, Bob. To Coach Jordan and the 53 football team, CHARLES LONG ill h' l f t. KATHY MARSAN wills all of her view points as a Democrat to any Xexf yeaisgxfrnerigdin Government student who can use them. I, LEROY MERKEL will and bequeath my nick- name to Rafel Lyon. All of his geometry troubles are gladly given by DON MOONEY to Dewayne Kirk. To Ecirne lucky 4--H worker, LOUISE MOONEY would like to leave her exciting trip to lcago. ' '1 . V14 rv , , w fe- Y, av A NEW SPOT FOR YOU TO KNOW THE HAYDEN LAKE STOP and eo wg M QW Everyfhing for Children L. 0144 IVI QUUJZ Waifefz Larry and Marie Miller Proprieiors HIGH QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS Complefe Commercial and Domesfic Refrigeraiion SALES and SERVICE Qyegmczq! REFRIGERATION CO. Phone 43II Hayden Lake 302 N. 4TH ST. coNeRATuLATloNs Congfalulalkms and 'l'o 'l'he BEST WISHES CLASS OF I952 fo fhe Class of '52 FROM QM gewifmf lava o-rores 2l2 - 2I4 Sherman PHONE sol 7 UM wwf The S'l'ore for Men- ancl Women Who Shop for Men 3ll SHERMAN PHONE ll5-J I, RAY MELVIN, in the event of graduation day bequeath to CHS my many football injuries, aches and bruises. Oh your aching back. I, JEANETTE MARTIN, would like to will my ability to worry and cram before test time and still get A's to Sally Rust. Her perfect appearance and pleasant attitude is willed to all new freshmen girls by MARILYN LA FON. SHIRLEY LEONARD leaves, and her diamond ring goes with her. MARY FUTTER wills and bequeaths her old locker room to anyone with patience enough to keep it clean. I, JOYCE TAIPLE will my slimness to anyone who has the will power to diet. To anyone with a good sharp jack knife, I, FRITZ GRAHAM, will my crew- Clit. EDITH HARRIS would like to leave her school spirit to all students of CHS. We could use more like hers. To Yvonne Ashcroft, I, ZORA GEIGER, will my beautiful complexion. JUDY BRODERICK would like to will her ability to go with one boy to Barbara Murphy. I, CHARLES BEST, in the event of graduation will my long lanky build to Bob Scott. Those football pads help a lot, Bob. ELENA CASEBEER wills her silver streak of hair to anyone not lucky enough to be born with it. I, DON FISHER, will and bequeath my large frame to one of next year's band members who plays the base horn. To my little brother La Vern, I, ELLA MAE GERTHS, give all the books I used in high school. EVA GOOLER leaves her troubles and fun with those Spokane aviators to Helen Payne. I, ROSALIE PIERATT, will my ability to go steady with Bob all through high school to Kathy Landsidel. GLORIA STENGEL bequeaths her classy clothes and pretty hair to Judy Wicks. SHIRLEY BRANVOLD wills her talent in music to anyone who can stick to it like she did. I, NANCY COLLIER, would like to give Margery Becklund all my excused passes to the Viking. They come in handy at times. MARVIN COWAN wishes to give Bob Boughton his many hours of work spent on prac- ticing his music. To Max Barker, EUGENE EGGE wills his knack for getting around and not showing it. I, EUGENE FLEGEL, gladly surrender my hot rod and the many head- aches that go with it to Roger F encl. I, LAVELLE JAMISON, leave my folks' car at home for my brother Larry to use from now on. Their love for shorthand is being willed by DORIS JOHNSON and LOIS RICH- ARDS to Jo Anne Noble. BOB JOHNSON wills his curly black hair to Mr. Morris. To Ed Spooner, PHIL JOKI would like to leave his orneryness and ability to keep a classroom anything but quiet. PEARL KUYKENDALL will leave her job in journalism to anyone with a sharp pair of scissors. To Betty Capaul, EVELYN ROE would like to dedicate her many Jantzen sweaters. His never failing hair style, a crew cut is bequeathed by WALLY HENDRICKSON to Frank Delavan. Her straight A report card, has been given by BETTY STEELE to Carol Presley. CONNIE LEE would like to leave her quiet personality to Cay Driessen and Barbara McCracken. I, MICKEY MYLAN, as of my graduation day, will my many boy friends back to their classes. Here is your chance again, girls. His ability to make that bass violin talk has been willed by BILL POWELL to Carol Jackson. BOB UNRUH gives his football shoes and pads to Marvin George. I, KAY JOHNSON, will and bequeath my white drill-team uniform to Kay Posey. Her ability to get along with Mr. Priddy is willed by DIANNE PARCEL to John Fiegel. BEVERLY SKAUG, as she leaves CHS, tosses her baton to Carol Barnes. I, JOHN REED, will to everyone needing it my ability to stay out all night and manage to make it to school the next day. I, ALLEN PETERSON, will and bequeath my bright shirts to anyone with sun glasses. Her perfectly arched eyebrows, JOYCE BREVICK would like to will to Bonnie Plante. I, JOE TURK, leave my tremendous height to David Cotterman. Of course he doesn't need it. I, EDWIN GLASCO, as of graduation day, will and bequeath my confused bus to my little sister. ' LARRY ROE wills his charm to Fred Burt. Her ability to get the most out of school and her friends has been willed by DELLA LYNN to Pat Madden. BY DARLENE DICKES JOAN LAHAIE KAY JOHNSON 3'0'g! 554. if X . W ja g'U2ff44'4-211 ,L lu E ,fr xr: - Jr C! oy 70 XS-JV fry Lv. vJv'wf gy? Ldikffff 3 bf 'V lift' ff' A-'L .L hz 'C 'K 10 VI G cr-fy Zgbxi' 96-f' JJ Sp Cf' v A7 ,v Wm' ,ffJ CO15lGRATULATlONS lf f gf'- QVJ 'f' 4' A0 'Y 9 -. ,LJ JJ' to the gf W ,X 'L f J 7 Graduates of 1952 J MFI JP Ik 32 QW fx- ff J Qmoiiggg GOLF: wywgwwggy 7 C L.uQ Q HAYDENImfg IDAHO S432 f W lf yaegivne e Congrafulafions +o fhe Gracluares of I952 sPoRTswEAR DRESSES 'Q 'Q A C K Sherman Avenue ' IDEAL fymcofofzf GIRLS' SHOP 4:6 SHERMAN coEuR o'ALENE SHERMAN Drug Store PHONE l760 , A I Good Luck soon LUCK SENIORS 1- 5 Seniors 'I' 433 ' K3 E IXI I C5- R w, T4-I E IQE N N E D Y AI . M. 5UOL5'6 Buick EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS 309 LAKESIDE CONGRATULATIONS Congrafulafions SENIORS +0 me j I Class of I952 f2a,MZ5fMnpw4 K Z 5 Q 44 11 4 GROCERY FUNERAL HOME 625 Harrison Phone 349-J N l 1 fr, I' Fx 'U U . - W! U W 'f?gy' ,NJV JW J 7 W 5 L 'Y v J ' U- I'9 1 3 t Y, 4 A Y . 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JSA V ' sENloRs B 1 each of you is JS? 1 ' APPINESS and success M126 s and Furniture Our Business fiiimm ZZMMAQ Qfgfy mumenue 77Zm7'ZZf 808 4th Street Phone 666 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS My his Sales 81 Service Fmghnwfb Coeur d'Alene LINCOLN MERCURY coNeRATuLATloNs sig 3 C Xi? ge 9, CT, Congratulations nlisisiiga THE voGuE Drstunczugesigmfieanung fax 'Rf :Dx 'Q.Ke Armstrong Emi H Ib + S52 if is ,452 BUILDING SUPPLIES THE HOME OF BUILDING MATERIAL 220 Second Sfreei' Coeur d'AIene, Idaho IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Maid! gc-2 T2 PM fda E MARVIN JONES 846 N. 4+h SI'ree+ PHONE 332 EXTEND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO +0 SENPRS The Class of T952 From: F O W L E R ' S WM- SECAUR THE PLACE TO EAT ' ELMER C- NO'-ANDER T22 N. Four+h Phone 297 and W. F. SECAUR. Mgr. QQNGRATULA1-IQNS FOR CONSISTENTLY BETTER BUYS SENIORS SHOP AT Maha? I E' Wax? QQZ Supply Co. Coeur d'AIene 50l SHERMAN AVE. PHONE 6I0 Coeur d'AIene's Big Friendly Food Sfore 4I2 SHERMAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 CLASS OF '52 R U N 6 E Dr. W. W. Scott -Zafinifwdzz LeI' Us Furnish Your Home I2I'h 8: Sherman Phone I820 MW ff W CONGRATULATIONS Ia and BEST WISHES To I'l1e Class of '52 From HAIQDVVAIQ 402 SHERMAN AUTO INTERURBAN LINES GREYHOUND LINES AUTHORIZED AGENTS Represenfing All Air Lines CONGRATULATIONS T s . .A M Ei i c5ol.DEN Zf9,w10awg Louie Miller HOME OF GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS 206 3rcl Sfreel' Phone 458 Panhandle A EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS I. Besl Wishes fo fhe Class of '52 my .Jw For Hardware PHONE 5l l2TH AND SHERMAN Congralulalions +o +he CLASS OF S.. I952 10 O' 'jemjaffhki R ffdyf We Feafure Choice STEAKS and CHOPS From Prime Home Grown Sloclc MR. 8: MRS. E. J. WARD Phone l277 Isl and Sherman Coeur d'Alene. Idaho Besl' Wishes lo Q SENl0RS The Class of '52 Besl' Wishes t l sg lo You ' Mama? oLsoN suPPLY PONHAC CO' New and Used Aufo Supplies Sporfing Goods G. J. KRAMER, Owner 4l6 Coeur d'Alene Avenue GOOD LUCK SENIORS MARKS TABLE SUPPLY! CompeI'i+ive Prices Shop in Compleie ReIaxa+ion Here aI' MarIc's ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL PHONE II9 HERBE'S CITY DRUG STORE BEST WISHES SENIORS FROM TONI AND GOLDIE HERBES PrescripI'ion Specialisfs Magazines-Cosmefics-Sundries CALL I67 CONGRATULATIONS ' 06467123 Fruii' and Cold SI'orage NORTH I5+h ST. and DALTON AVENUE CLJFDRICD GTOY SI-IOP 2I6 Sherman Avenue Coeur cI'AIene, Idaho GIFTS AND NOVELTIES CongraI'uIa+ions 'Io 'Ihe Class of '52 REAL VALUES IN REAL ESTATE COEUR D'ALENE . , SIMM 1 id II3 NorI'h Fourih Phone I348 Cha++eI Loans Real EsI'a+e Insurance PATTERSON'S FURNITURE -,..s-A-E-'- T'T CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS AZYJMKQ The Family Shoe Sfore Fine FurniI'ure and Floor Coverings N8 N' M STREET 754 N. 4+h STREET PHONE '255 Congra+uIaI'ions, Seniors For Hospitality Coca-Cola ji 'GEKQ X..-a EMPIRE COCA-COLA BOTTLINC5 CO. ' l5+h and Sherman JQQUOZQQJGZ Q01fziJf?ujZz2312I 42. MOTOR CO. SENDS CONGRATULATIONS OLDSMOBILE TO THE CLASS OF '52 GMC TRUCKS FRED W. BROWN R. C.WORST 204 SECOND ST. PHONE 800 Phones Coeur d'AIene, Idaho l370-WI l370-W2 Besi' Wishes BE POPULAR +0 me Play Accordion Class of '52 Renf SI.00 Weekly CONROWIS MARKET FINEST INSTRUCTIONS Sole Agenfs - Galanfi Accordions JOHNSON MUSIC SERVICE 52I N. 4+h Sfreei' Phone I099 CompIe+e Line of Meafs COWLES COLD STORAGE Locker Boxes PhoneI2l9 III7 8+h S+ree+ Coeu' d'A'e e' Idaho W, Wg 2? Besf Washes E ,L ELLL fr' M My Phgne l806 5l5 Sherman Phone 65l-J S . ,3'5'iQ'fff,'fx DALTON suPPl.Y CUSTOM BEST wlsl-les Mix SERJES Dalfon Gardens To THE -f.'.'.'.',',f, 2424 N. Fourfh CLASS OF 1952 '-'.:.f-' DR. 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