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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

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A class picnic in the City Park was well attended annd gained our class a reputation as up-and-coming. In the fall of 1952, on becoming upperclassmen, we elected Gary Robertson as President to lead us through our first real year of problems. Bob Scott as Vice Presi- dent, Marlys jackson as Secretary, and Melvin Schmidt as Treasurer, assisted the President in this, the most important year up to this date. Arloah Norelius served as ASB Representative to present our classes ideas to the Senate. To finance the junior Prom the class spon- sored the Harvest Hop, a sport dance, on November 24. Early in March the class received their class rings. They were of yellow, rose, and white gold, with a raised black enamel crest backing the letter C. The numerals of our class are enameled on the band. On March 28 the junior Prom, Moonlight and Roses, amazed the students with its beauty. In our last and most memorable year Dianne Burch led the class as President. janet Best, jerry Lahaie, and Don Schierman assisted the President as Secretary, Treas- urer, and ASB Representative. With other school events the class still found time for their memorable Senior Ball and the events of graduation. Baccalaureate and graduation on May 17 and 20 were events that the class of 1953 will never forget. 1 4 5 , Q Va X J N ' 1 KATHRYN PAVNIEA-Moscow j6'uriialismiCpafer3ence 13 Class I Treasurer 13 Tay Sigma 1,43 Paesident 43 CAP Cadets 2, '5, 43 UGA Rg1.l3: Talent Show 23 Current Affairs, QQCILIFY X 43 QCA Style Show 43 Tennis Z, 3. LORRAINE HUDSON-Horizon 13 Latin Club 23 junior Red Cross Council 33 GGA Style Show 43 Speech Program 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Paper and Annual Staffs 4. HELEN ROBINSON-Horizon 1. 33 GGA Rep. 23 Pep Club 33 Current Affairs 4. RONN CONNERI.EY4Gonzagan 1, 23 Sock and Buskin 23 Latin Club 23 Annual Staff 23 Christmas Play 33 Boys' Feder- ation 33 Zeta Phi, Treasurer 33 Debate 2, 33 Entered from W'Gt Valley 43 Current Affairs 43 Tau Sigma, Vice Presi- dent 4. NORMA JEAN ROSENBERGER SALLY BARRETT-Band 13 Class Secretary 13 Girls' Athletic Award 13 Entered from Wash. Z3 Drill Team 3, 43 Moscow Trips 3, 43 Lilac Parade 33 Current Affairs 43 Pep Club 3, 4. BLANCHE BRANSON-Latin Club 1-4, Band 2-43 Orches- tra 1-43 Moscow Trips 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 43 State Festival 33 String Quartet 43 Chorus 3, 43 Triple Trio 3g Horizon 1, 23 GGA Pin 23 Western Dance Club 3, 4g Ski Club 1-43 Tau Sigma 1-43 Current Affairs 43 Sing Single- ton Sing 43 Girls' Sports 2, 3. JERRY EsPE SHIRLEY F1TzMoRR1s Caddy Our ,Caugh ter ANITA ZEUGE-Tau Sigma 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 43 Chorus 1, 23 Current Affairs 43 GGA Style Show 4. ROBERT SCOTT-Tau Sigma l'4Q Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Pep Band 2-43 Pocatello Trip 33 Lilac Parade 33 Latin Club 1-43 Speech Festival 23 C1555 Vice President 43 Current Affairs 43 Tennis 3, 43 Thespians 2-43 Life With Father 3 Poor Nut 3 Importance of Being Earnest. DORIS VIG JASON TROTH-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 23 C Club 3, 43 Current Affairs Club 3, 4. BARBARA RUSSELL-Tau Sigma 1, 23 GSC 3, 4, President 4. ANN STOWE-Latin Club 1, 23 Pep Club 2-43 Current Affairs 43 White Pine Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Moscow Trip 4. GARY ROBERTSONfTau Sigma l. 2, 3, 44 ASB- Senate 2, 3, 45 Class President 2. 35 ASB President 45 Latin Club 1445 junior 'Toastmasters 1, 2. 3. Vice President 2. Secretary-Treasurer 25 Thespian 2. 3. 45 Best Thespian 31 Our Town 35 Western Dance Club 3. 45 Exchange Stu- dent to Creston, B. C., 35 Boys' State 31 Outstanding Youth Leader for Idaho 35 White Pine Editor 45 Current Affairs 45 Pacific Slope Conference 4. RUBY DENNY DON TAIE SHIRLEY STEVENS!Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Moscow Trips 1, 2, 3. 4. TOM COOK-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Moscow Trips 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Z, 45 Football 35 Current Affairs Club 4. DONNA GOLDSMITH-Tau Sigma 1, 45 GGA Style Show 4. EVELYN CHANDLER JIM BURNS-Band 1, 2, 35 Moscow Trips 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 35 Pocatello Trip 35 Auto Mechanics 4. DONNA LAVONTURE-Horizon 1-45 Latin Club 15 Pep Club 2, 35 French Club 25 Tau Sigma 2, 45 Girls' State 35 Office 45 Librarian 3, 45 Current Affairs 45 GGA Style Show. Kmgs ,711 611' DIANNE BURCH-Drill Team 1, 2, 31 Moscow 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Festival 25 Pep Club, Vice President 3, 45 Chorus 45 Quintet 45 Current Affairs 45 GGA Style Show 45 Class President 45 ASB Senate 4. RICHARD MAHER--Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 25 Current Affairs 3, 45 V Club 45 White Pine Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4. LAVONNE KEATH-GGA Pin 25 Current Affairs 4. CHARLES 'IUSTUS FRANCES ASPLUND-Horizon 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 GGA Pin 25 Librarian 35 GGA Style Show 45 Current Af- fairs 4. CHARLES MONSON-Baseball Manager 1-45 Basketball Man- ager 1-45 Football Manager 45 C Club 3, 45 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' League Council 4. DUANE jENSONfTau Sigma lg Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 21 Baseball 33 Current Affairs 4. PEGGY RlGGfBand l. 2, 3, 4, Moscow Trips 2, 3, 4, Lilac Parade 33 GGA Style Show 4. DON SCHIERMAN4Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, Current Affairs 45 ASB Senate 4. JACK LFMLFY-Football 1-4, Basketball Manager 1-4g Track Manager 2, 3. 45 C Club 3, 4, State Basketball Tourna- ment 3, State Track Meet 2, Current Affairs 4. -3 MARLYS JACKSON-Orchestra 1-43 Band 1-4g Twirler 1-41 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, Stafe Music Festival 3, Mos- iow Trips 1-4, Sandpoint Trips 1-4, Tau Sigma 1-4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Annual Editor 4g Class Secretary 1, 35 GGA Board, President 4, Latin Club 2-4, President 33 Girls' State 33 Current Affairs 3, 41 ASB Senate 4, Western Dance Club 3, 43 String Quartet 41 Ski Club 3, 4. ALBERT PFTERS jACKIl2 XWONSMUS ROBERT XWOMELDORFF-Tumbling 1. 2, 3, 4, Current Af- fairs 4. -IANICF KIRK fHorizon ll Pep Club 3. 41 5PC4'fh Festival 32 Current Affairs 43 Tliespian 4, Beggar on Horseback , WlY.lI'Ll of Oz , Aladdin Comm ow We Depart KIENNIZTH KRUFGISR Safety Club lg Entered from Texas 4, Ski Club 4, Current Affairs, President 4. IESTHFR XVIKS-4Cliorus lg Latin Club lg Horizon 3, 43 Cur- rent Affairs 41 GGA Style Show 4. lfS'l'lil.l.lf XVIKS-Chorus lg Latin Club lg Horizon 3, 4, Current Affairs 4, GGA Style Show 4, jANlZ'I' lSliSTfl5and l-4, Ortliestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1-4, Moscow Trips l-4, Lilac Parade 3, Lewiston Music Festival l-4, State Musit Festival 33 String Quartet 3. 43 Tau Sigma 1-43 Western Dante Club 3, 4, President 43 Current Affairs 4, Class Secretary 4. r z DFXVAYNE SMALLlZYfTumbling 1, 2, 35 C Club 3, 4g Auto Mechanics 4. JOANNE DULL4Tau Sigma 2, 4, GGA Pin 3g Western Dance Club 5, Current Affairs 43 Pep Club 4, Office 41 GGA Style Show 4. - u Q' ,,,,,. ev! f f 7 aj E 'Y JACK RUTHVEN-Latin Club lg Football 2, 33 Wester-n Dance Club 31 Track 2. 3. 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Sing Singleton Sing 43 V Club 43 Current Affairs 4. BEVERLY JOHNSON-Horizon 2, 33 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 French Club 23 Librarian 33 Office 43 UGA Style Show 43 Current Affairs 4. ROBERT MADDEN RON MOEN-Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' League Rep. 3, 43 C Club 3, 43 Current Affairs 4. JANET DAHL--Tau Sigma 1, 23 Quill and Scroll 23 Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 23 Wfhite Pine Staff 23 GGA Pin 35 French Club, President 4. LEE BRACKfFoothall 1, 2, 33 Basketball I, 2, 33 Track l, 2, 33 C Club 3, 43 Tau Sigma 1. 2, 3. 43 Class Vice Presi- dent I3 Student Court 4. MARLENE STEVENS-Band 1, 23 Latin Club l, 23 GGA Rep. 23 Moscow Trips l, 23 GSC 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Current Affairs 4.. DEL SEVDY-Football 1-43 Basketball l, 2. 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 State Track Meet 2, 33 C Club 2, 3, 43 Current Af- fairs 4. BARBARA MURPHY-Chorus I3 Speech Festival 23 GGA Rep. 23 GGA Style Show 1, 43 GGA Board 43 Office 43 Court 43 Thespians 2, 3. 4. President 43 Poor Nut 3 Hlmportante of Being Eill'I1L'StHQ Little XXXOHICYIUQ Our 'i'UW'l lu3 Hlieggar on Horsebaekwg Cradle Song. 1 MAXINII NE'l'lIl'TON-Band l-43 Orchestra l-43 Moscow stixrl 3 4 State Music Festival 33 String Quartette 3, 43 Cl orus 3, 4' Triple Trio 3, 43 Sextet 33 Trio 43 Quintette 43 Tau Sigma l-43 Current Affairs 4. RON XWEBSTER-Football l, 2, 43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1, 23 in ered rorn Pasco, Wiish., 33 C Club 4. Only Our Mamma i 2 3 ' ' . 1 Trios I-43 Pepibland 3, 43 Pocatello Trip 33 Lewiston Music Q I-14 . ,, ,, c . i' f I t f CAROLYN ADAMS-Tau Sigma l, 2, 3, 43 CGA Pin 23 French Club 2. EUGENE ANDERSON PATRICIA THOMSON-GGA Rep. 43 Current Affairs 4. RAY LYONiClass President 13 Class Secretary-Treasurer 23 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2, 33 Football 1-4, Co-Captain 43 Track 23 C Club 3, 43 State Tournament 33 Current Affairs 4. l.. VU. XY'lNKl.l2 fl'lll.Ll-Boys' League Rep. l, 3, Foot- Ball I. J. 4, 41 C Club 1. 3. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Speeth Program 4, Current Affairs 4. ARLOAH NORPLIUS--Horizon 124, Girls' State 3, junior Toastmistress 2, Thespians 2, 3. President 4, Best Thespian 3, Our Town , Seven Days , Hlmportame of Being Earnest , Little NX'omen , Hlieggar on Horsebatkug 'Wxfizarel of Oz , flraille Song , ASB Senate 3, 4, ASB Seuretary-Treasurer 4, UGA Board 3, GSC 3, 4, Pep Club, President 3, 4, Current Affairs 4. RICHARD ANDERSON ROBERT DONNENXVI RTH MARIAN BARBER-I.atin Club 1, 2, Orchestra l. 2, 3, Mos- cow Trip 35 Pep Club 2, Horizon 2, Current Affairs 4. WlI.I,ARD SIMONS-Entered from Nampa 3, Football 3, QL UM M 729444 662141 BRUCE FULL4g!EBasketball 1, Ifootball 1, 3, 4, C Club 3. 4, President 4, Tramk 3, 4, State Track Meet 3, Boys' League Countil 4, Current Affairs 4. Basketball 3. BETTY CAPAUL4-Thespians 2, 3, 4, Seven Days , The Poor Nut , Drill Team 2, 3, Moscow Trip 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Ski Club 5, GCA Board 4, Current Affairs, Treasurer 4. FRANK DELAVAN-Football 1-4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basketball 144, C Club 3, 4, Vite President 4, Tau Sigma 1-4, Speech Program 4, Current Affairs 4. Haunt Ure Halls J xl JERRY l.AHAlE4BaSketball 1-4, Football 2, 3, 4, C Club 4gl Class Seirctary-Treasurer 4, Entered from Rathdrum 4, Band 1, 2, State Basketball 2, 3, State Football 3, R Club 2, 3, 4. EILEEN REDMOND4Tau Sigma 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 3, Vice President 4, GGA Style Show 4, White Pine Staff 3, Current Affairs 4, Librarian 4. ROBERT HAAKENSON-Band 1-4, Orchestra 3, 4, Moscow Trips 1'4, Pep Band 3, 4, Pocatello Trip 3, Chorus 3, Thespians 4, Wlrite Pine Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Cur- rent Affairs 4. HERBERT MILLHEISLER-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Trunk 1. 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3. 4, C Club 3. 4. MARY JANE REITZ4GGA Pin 1. 2, Speech Program 3, 4, Debate 4, Current Affairs 4, Librarian 4. DELANO PETERSON4Tau Sigma Z, 3, 43 V Club, Cap- tain 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Western Dance Club 4, Current Affairs 4. wry' ww ..- S. ' fn. L,-k ' . It 1 'iii :zum 31 --ff. f- . .-..,' in i lv 31 3 JANICE RADOVICH-GGA Style Show 1-43 GSC 1-43 Chorus 1-43 Quartet 23 Triple Trio 3, 43 Sextet 33 Quintet 43 Trio 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3. 43 Sing Singleton Sing 43 Tau Sigma 4. JOYCE XX-'OODS-Drill Team 2-43 Lilac Parade 33 Moscow Trips 2-43 Sandpoint Trips 2-43 Thespians 3, 43 The Three Bears 3 Our Town 3 Pep Club 23 GGA Pin 2. 33 Chorus 31 Triple Trio 33 Current Affairs 4. DARRELL WODTKE MARILYN MATHEWS-Chorus 1-33 Sextet, Trio and Triple Trio 13 Horizon 13 ASB Talent Show 23 Re-entered from Redmond City, California 33 Pep 'Club 43 Tau Sigma 43 Current Affairs 4. PAT WILEY GENE WALDRAM-Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Current Affairs 4. SHIRLEY CLEMETSON-Chorus 23 Drama 23 Entered from Canada 33 Girls' Sp0rts'43 GGA Style Show 43 Pep Club 43 Current Affairs 43 Thespians 43 Beggar on I-Iorseback 3 Aladdin. MELVIN SCHMIDT-Football 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 Tumbling 1, 23 C Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' League, President 43 Class Treasurer 33 State Basketball Tournament 33 State Track Meet 3, 43 ASB Senate 4. ALLEN NELSON And Only He 6 JANET D' ANDREA-Entered from Alaska 23 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Beggar on Horseback 3 Feet Fi'rst 3 Aladdin 3 Pep Club 43 Student Court 4s Drill Team 43 Moscow Trip 4g Current Affairs 4. LARRY BARNES-Football 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 C Club 1-43 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Chorus 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 33 Music Festival 33 Current Affairs 4. JOANNE NOBLE-I-Iorizon 1-33 Girls Sports 1, 23 GGA Rep. 13 GGA Pin 23 Librarian 33 Pep Club 3, 41 GGA Style Show 43 Current Affairs 43 Drill Team 3, 43 Moscow Trips 3, 43 Lilac Parade 3. ROY REED JOYCE WILSON-Band 1, 23 Chorus 33 FHA 1, 23 FTA 2g MUSIC Club 33 Pep Band 23 Music Festival 23 Entered from Rathdrum 33 Librarian 4. ARLE HORNTON , WAYNE CAUDILL-Latin Club 1, 23 Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Drum Major 3, 43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Lilac Parade 33 Pep Band 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Years Ago , Poor Nut 3 Seven DIIYSDQ Our Town 3 Beggar on I'I0l'5ClJLlL'lCH3 Wiz- ard of Oz 3 Aladclin 3 Annual Editor 33 Tau Sigma 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Current Affairs4, ROSALIE STAEHELIfGGA Rep. 13 Orchestra l3 Latin Club 1, 23 Drill Team 1-43 Moscow Trips l, 43 Sandpoint Trips Trips l-33 Lilac Parade 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Chorus 33 Triple Trio 3. CHARLES BAISCH ARCHIE RUSSELL-Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1-43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 State Basketball 33 State Track 33 All- Panhantlle Football 43 Current Affairs 43 C Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Boys' League Rep. 4. RICHARD PERRENAUD WALTER VIG ROBERT LOVITT-Band 1-43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 43 State Music Fes- tival 33 Pep Band 3, 43 Pocatello Trip 33 Reed Quartet 23 Current Affairs 43 Chorus 3, 43 Poor Nut 3 XX'estern Dance Club 3, 4g Ski Club 4. MARIETTA NOLANDER-Tau Sigma 1, 23 GGA Pin 33 French Club, Treasurer 43 Quill and Scroll 23 Advertising Manager of Annual 23 Wfhite Pine Staff 2. LAWRENCE LIBBY An: We HELENE LOlSELABand l-43 Orchestra 1-43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Pep Band 3. 43 Pocatello Trip 33 Chorus 33 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 43 Court 33 Western Dance Club 3, 43 Current Affairs 43 Quill and Scroll 43 White Pine and Annual Staffs 4. DEAN REDMOND-Auto Mechanics 43 Court judge 43 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 33 Current Affairs 4. SALLY RUSTiBancl 1-43 Twirler 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Sandpoint Trips 1-43 State Music Festival 31 Lew- iston Musit Festival 3, 43 ASB Senate 13 Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Sc-trctary Z, 33 GGA Style Show l, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 23 Clieerleaclcr 43 Current Affairs 3. WAYNE JORDAN LLOYD WICKLUND FRED BURT-Football 1, 23 Track 1. 23 Basketball 1. 23 Ski Club 3. 4. T' 4: Q 191 'es 3 'Si 1 rw I bill fi 4. 2 MARY MORRIS-Tau Sigma 1-43 Drill Team 2, 3, 43 Mos- cow Trips 2, 3, 43 Lilac Parade 33 Sandpoint Trips 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 GGA Rep, 33 GGA Style Show 4g Latin Club 33 Western Dance Club 33 Current Af- fairs 4. MARVIN GEORGE-Band 1, 2, 51 Moscow Trip 1-33 Ski Club 2-4: Football 1. 3, 4, C Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Cur- rent Affairs 4. PAT MADDENfPvp Club 2. 3, 43 Debate 33 Thespians 43 Beggar on I-lorseback 3 Wizai'd of Oz 3 Cradle Song 3 Aladdin 3 Drill Team 43 Moscow Trip 43 French Club, Vice President 4. EDWIN SPOONER-Band 1-43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Pep Band 3, 43 Pocatello Trip 33 Chorus 3, 43 Music Festivals 3, 43 Sing Singleton Sing 43 Court 33 Trade 2-43 C Club 43 White Pine and Annual Staffs 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Current Affairs 43 Western Dance Club 3, 4. DANIEL ANDERSON EUGENE FLEGEL RICHARD JOHNSON-Band 1, 23 Orchestra 23 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 33 Graduated 3. LELA LEIGI-ITY-GGA Style Show 43 Speech Program 43 Entered from Rathdrum 33 Chorus 23 Band 1, 23 FTA 13 FHA 1. 2. EMILY MOSER!Chorus 1, 2, 43 Tau Sigma I-43 French Club 2, 33 Triple Trio 1, 43 GGA Rep. 33 GGA Style Show 43 Current Affairs 43 Librarian 4. As We Say Gvadbyc DAISY PEEK-Entered from Burley 23 Music Festival 1, 33 Triple Trio 3g Sextet 33 Thespians 2, 3: JACK ESSLEY-Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Moscow Trips 1-43 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 State Music Festival 33 Brass Octet 1, 23 Latin Club 1-43 Tau Sigma 1, 2, 3. 43 Cur- rent Affairs 4. NANCY HOWELL-Speech Festival 13 GGA Pin 13 Tau Sigma 1, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Thespians, Treasurer 33 Beggar on H0fSCb3CkllQ Cradle Song , Speech Program 33 Ski Club 33 Sing Singleton Sing 3 Quill and Scroll 33 White Pine Staff 33 Graduated 3. SHARILE GELLNER-Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Music Libra- rian 3, 43 Moscow Trip 1-43 Sandpoint Trips 3, 43 Lilac Pa- - rade 33 Pep Band 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 43 Tau igma 1, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Current Affairs 43 Horizon 3. 4, BARBARA TOSH-Girls' Sports 1, 23 GGA Style Show 4 Latin Club 23 Speech Program 4. DITH TREMBLAY-journalism Conference 13 GGA Pin 1 ard of Oz 3 Cradle Song. u 1 23 Librarian 2, 33 Debate 2, 3, 43 Speech Festival 2-43 Speech Program 43 GGA Style Show 4g Tau Sigma 43 Thes- pians 43 Beggar on HOfS6b3Ck,'Q Patchwork Quilt 3 Wiz- 5 l ' Affairs 4. NORIETA HOWERTON-Tau Sigma 1-43 GGA Rep. 23 Debate 23 Speech Program 1, 23 Speech Festival 23 Thespians 2-4, Vice President 43 Best Thes- pian 43 Years Ago 3 Importance of Being E21l'I1C'SfllQ Our Town 3 Little Wornen 3 Beggar on Horsebaclc 3 Cradle Song 3 Current Affairs 4. ARLENE ISZLER-Horizon 13 junior Red Cross Council 33 Girls' Sports 1-43 GGA Style Show 43 Speech Program 3, 43 Debate 43 Pep Club 43 Current Affairs 43 White Pine and Annual Staffs 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Thespians 43 Beggar on Horseback 3 Cradle Sond 3 Aladdin CAROL SA1'CHWELL-Band l+4Q Music Letterman 1, 23 Lewiston Music Festival 1-43 GAA 1, 23 Student Council 13 Entered from Lewiston 33 Orches- tra 3, 43 Chorus 33 State Music Festival 33 Moscow Trips 3, 43 Tau Sigma 3, 43 GGA Style Show 43 Horizon 3, 43 Western Uance Club 3, 4. YVONNE DEITZ--Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1-43 Tau Sigma 1-43 GGA Pin 23 Speech Festival 23 Current Affairs 43 Pep Club 43 Annual and White Pine Staffs 4g Quill and Scroll 43 Chorus 43 Triple Trio 4g Lewiston Music Festival 43 Sing Singleton Sing 4. PHYLLIS WILSON-journalism Conference 13 Thespians 2-43 Telephone Romance 3 The Right Answer 3 Our Town 3 Seven Days 3 Beggar on H0fSEb2Ck Q Cradle Song 3 Wizard of Oz 3 Girls' Sports 1, 23 Pep Club 23 Speech Festival 23 Tau Sigma 2-43 Librarian 33 GGA Style Show 43 Current 2 LOUISE KARLSEN-Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Pep Band 3, 4g Pocatello Trip 33 Moscow Trips 1-43 Chorus 3, 43 Triple Trio 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival J3, 4g Tau Sigma 1-33 Latin Club 1, 23 Current Affairs 43 Quill and Scroll 43 - White Pine and Annual Staffs 43 Speech Festival 2-43 Speech Recital 4. .4-dv?-4 ' . h , 1 M4960 'J X , ull fulfs-u.oJ' -'I ' J U 44 X . C9-Grsfsil L Q' OJQS i dsl ' 1.5 i,7 04 f A Vda-shot so csc,-,f,f,e.fef-3 J' aff'-' 0,414 i, ,!A.7u -to-A yr! Dafoe.. Tzfrcy- - Nlw A-M-l Qf JBlM I 4655 0-v-2 f? o--Q.. fl '- 'Q-C-.ic -' QQ 2-of MLA 'ecrfr-'I fkrg f' AR pl4.Q.4.l1 - 1 - l'a7-2-4-,, UF-Ks v:'., 'l:t -BA' ,ldJ'3,A,x iijvvui V fr,ilt,,1. J f Q ZZ.af'2 XQSVK :xffl J,l51l.1s 1, J X ' Q ii 11-,ix -L fi ff.f!. J . SEPTEY ER 3-School b6 Hh55lli Val1ly3 Sfallc-:y3 20-Moscowg 21-Bancl and Orchestrag 23- Kfllogs fiflfgigiflxi-E0 kwa,-QQA, ' ig.-mg- ASB christmas Dance. JANUARY s-GGA, Boys' t0n3 7- ei' airs3 - onners Ferryg 1 Current League3 9-Wallaceg 10-Bonners Ferry3 16-Kellogg, Affairs3 12-Clarksteng 21-Current Affairs3 2-Blind M sig1ptKf'SlsfShxh.l 1231-Sd A ntine for Wallace Gameg 24li-Wallaig X17-iCurrent Piifairsg 30-Latin Clubg 31-Central Valley. 'XNOV MBER 5- Beggar on Horsebacl-: 3 6-Boys' Leagtb KGQAJQJLO5-4PTA Open House3 11-St. Maries3 12-GeneralWAssembly3 13- Navy-Senior Boys3 18-LatirLClulp3 14-Current Af- fairs3 25-Flower Club3 Zo- GSA H.a5,veitj!QQ1ce. DECEMBER 2- wizard of Qffi 3-cErigi'ireefmg As-'l Semblyg 6-Central Valleyg 8--Current Affairs Ban- quet3 9-Flower Club3 11-GGA, Boys' Leagueg 12- Lewis and Clarkg 13-Clarkstong 16-Speech Christmas Programg 18-Chorus Christmas Concert3 19-West l End of Semester3 17-Sandpointg 23-St. Mariesg 24- Lewiston3 27-Central Valleyg 30-Wallace, 31--B0n- ners Ferry. FEBRUARY 6-Kellogg3 7-Moscow3 10- Lewiston3 12-Boys' League, GGA3 13-St. Maries3 14-19- Sing Singleton Sing 3 20-West Valley3 23-28 -Basketball Tournament, MARCH 10-Speech Festi- val3 19- Cradle Song 3 27-junior Promg Speech Fes- tival at Kellogg. APRIL 8-Band and Orchestra Con- cert3 9-Vandaleersg 10-Wallace Exchange Assembly3 13- Aladdin and His Lampiig 16-GGA, Boys Leagueg 22-Senior Dayg 30-Spring Chorus Concertg Senior Ball. MAY 1-2-Lewiston Music Festival3 17- Baccalaureate3 20-Graduationg School ends-22. o 44' 1 ' H ffffQKRU Jef' f zi!p ':g'E Scan' HSC Y , Jo UCS Bffiusselw WZ A 5 E X N JM wg, l Lk I i T BHKKHT C 10 Ckffet 'Sh 1 J 'ATL BD' K ekngom - ffh X fnfqd new 3410. Jf X WA f QS lbflffoclifn' 01953 Nc' F' Han fnsoq 3 yur' nf ..,, A , 'Z eff! K W , ,, g . mf H ?J-- amjfevmg 4 ,Z 'Fefe mmm 5B 'Ui MJ Z' fpelwnn Vgfyk L. HUJ-Wk , 555 , Mvgaop fcfm ' 4 'M cj ll' . I is ' f Skfwi fgjpw Midi i IRAQ 125117, D WJ OX A ffl 92X-92X 9 Q' J'L rj 'Za' iff 1 C4 ff 1,15 xdnfig fJA'S N------ 'fff 1 ..,, 1,5 1' J iz? J nf rr j-. ,ax 0 U Fug Q -' 'U w -7 A .y J . V' : Half Ag -Qs , .n.:.-,iixx X sl 2 X 5 may X fi-3 O XX' w 14206 yay, Skelaggzy, are 9026 5399 157235, 32.521829 S7081 B'F0ff2e'c' cfgzfne 0235565 ?Z0?xf6Z?'9 O7f9'Z'y Cfasses Qzowazfe, oven y0'20 C372 Zffalze, you gap, wage. First row: Steele, Cnston, Emehiser, Prichard, R. Burch, K. Burch, Hamlet, Jackson, Groscost. Second row: Xwoolsey, Brookshier, Stewart, Edwards, Woods, Foss, Barnes, Barnwell, Posey Moen. Third row: Carder, Gladding. Thompson, Minch, Walden, Driessen, McCaw, Hippler. Fourth row: Mead, Rice, Young, Wforst, Lindsay, Lemley. Fifth row: Msiddux, Presley, Stickney, O'Toole, Plante. 1 junior Girl First row: Iverson, Christianson, Langley, Thomas, R. Jensen, M. Newcomb, L. Jensen, Anderson Fleener. Hendrix, Booth. Second row: Doutey, Voiton, Cyr, B. Newcomb, Acre, Spelgatti, Woodin Leighty, Coney, Vandeventer. Third row: Shilling, Denny, Gamble, Robinson, Erickson, Gertsch Dakin, Glasco, Evans, Ellicot, Presch, Fourth row: Shattuck, Bullock, Carlson, Aresvick, Webster Justus, Hands, Lyons. XS' kli First row: Pierntt, jares, Hawkins, Shern, Hague, LaFon, Leutsch, Drake, Brown, Wriglit. Second row: Fiegel, G, johnson, janusch, R. johnson, Glasco, Wz1lkei', Karlsen, Hughes, Adams. Third row: Miles. McCaw, Carlson, Meckel, Mason, Thompson, Benjamin, Kohler. Fourth row: Wfest- over, Baillie, Simons, Pfrimmer, Spencer, Glass, Forest. junior Kay First row: Coffman, Lovelady, Weaver, Frandsen, Rouse, Hoffman, Cary. Second row: Wliite, Kosonen, Pfrimmer, Gellner, Ormesher, Morse, Cowen, Third row: Bryant, Hart, Willizims, Nordby, Will, Larsen, Custer. Fourth row: Steele, Stotts, Harwood, Arnold, Hiort, Cochran, Tronson. Dean. Fifth row: Moody, Greenwood, Fuller, Pederson, Rininger, Kilborn, Nelson. First row: Newell, Ritzheimer, Stevens, Kirschner, Barker, Newcomb, Stengel, Armstrong, Bough ton, Searls. Second row: Strobel, Treichel, Hawthorne, McCoy, Snyder, Ah.re. Third row: Branson Quinlivan, Kios, Bridge, Alkire, Schallock, T. Richards, J. Richards. Fourth row: Dennis, Johnson Hendrickson, Turner, Maynard, Capaul, Gundlach, Bliven. Fifth row: Tremblay, Rader, Ufford Barker, Petersen, Kramer, Grounds, Cleveland. Soplzzwzm' Kay First row: Ritzheimer, Shibley, Heyn, Schmidt, Miller, Spellman, Murphy. Second row: Fuller, Hudson, Geren, Fudge, VanSlate, Gaines, Guthmiller. Third row: Bohle, Shockley, Peterson, Wcmrkman, Moore, Whitney. Fourth row: Smith, West, Baslington, Everett, McCourt, Forness, Gibbs, Mossburgh. Fifth row: Jamison, Seidler, Thom, Hensley, Gerts, Hensley, Paterson, jansson. First row: Wfatts, Booth, Aristonic, Harrington, Lingo, Wilson, Deitz, Heyn, Rogers, Smalley Coston. Second row: Roberge, Walstrom, Burns, Weiser, Smith, Hanson, Lindsay, Thompson Fitzmorris, M. Bjaaland, D. Bjaaland. Third row: Hatch, Showen, Olson, Miller, Goff, Ross, Rice Kiser. Fourth row: G. Robertson, Calkins, Peek, jones, Rogers, J. Robertson, Scott, Krueger Moreland, Redmond, Hagadone. Prout, Fredekind, Hallvick. Fifth row: Leonard, Dobhler, Crowley Best, Lynn, Treichel, Brevick, Wright, Chesnut. Soplzamare Girls First row: Pederson, Moser, Gigear, Wilson, Greer, Streeter. Lafferty, LaVonture, Osborne. Second row: Broadsward, Winkle, Pearson, Sense, Schini, M. johnson, Marchand, Hendry, Monson, jorgenson. Third row: Horning, Shaw, Benson, Bennett, Miller, Post, Meekma, Wicks, Syverson. Fourth row: Masten, Libby, Soper, Sperber, Adams, Adams, Spencer, Zalomsky. Fifth row: J. johnson, Lyon, Roffler, Parker, Ashcroft, Wyatt, Walker, Pieratt. s -S First row: Sheldon Marsan, Libby, Brooten, Mossburgh, Helgeson, Hickman, English. Second row: Carlson, I-loialmen, Hollinshead, Matchett, Larson, Pederson, Whitla, Wilkins, Payant. Third row: Deitz, Howard, Woolsey, Benson, Snyder, Schneberger, Mullen, Roberg, VanSlate. Fourth row: LeGore, Hawkins, Lovelady, Boothe, Mangis, Fitzmorris, Turner, Prince, Rohlinger. Fifth row: Dotzler, Deeks, Marshall, Briney, Turbin, Peterson, Murphy, Schoonover. Zreshman Qirl First row: Knutson, Kjos, Weisel, Jensen, Bradshaw, Schauer, Satterlee, Barker, Howey. Second row: Stonemen. Newcomb, Iszler, Stoddard, Baldwin, Hamm, Metcalf, Everett, Vandeventer, Davis. Third row: Wall, Albertson, M. Foss, C. Foss, Casey, Olson, Alexander, Cameron, Anthony, Haye. Fourth row: Taiple, Schaffer, Henry, Phillips, Pendergraft, Weller, Straley, Brown, Miller. Fifth row: Miles, Trueblood, Harris, Nettleton, Stafford, Dahl, Mitchell, Ross, Simons. Ji First row: Howard, Anderson, Randle, Maddox, Burris, Landsiedel, McCoy, Keough, Printz, Second row: DeFoe, johnson, Harwood, Bailey, Herrigstad, Davis, Egeland, Haman, Bittleston. Third row: Ebert, Kain, Pischner. Newcomb, Hippler, Runge, Kruger, McCoy, Sommers. Fourth row: Dahlman. Ruthven, Case, Powell, Brown, Maher, Cane, Wehley, Bealer. Fifth row: Knudson, Nelson, Secaur, Leno, Fields, Williams, D'Andrea, Higgins, Hurrell. Sixth row: Kain, Roe, Nustad, Tucker, Bailey. Simons. Benham. Erickson, Cook. Qreslzmfzu Kay First row: Moser, Bray, Keye, Leggett, Geren, Walkup, Ryen, Martin, Sevdy, Pearcy. Second row: johnson, Gundlach, Fox, Carter, Tosh, White, Meckel, Mills, Post, Third row: Schmidt, Weiser, Wzlleman. Hanson, Schaefer, Whitesitt, Rubow, Clark. Fourth row: Ryan, Arthur, Stuker, Weaver, Cronk, Morical, Willoughby, Stevenson. Fifth row: Gibbs. Dean, Thompson, Symons, Wtmcntlruff, Lee, Vig. Rininger. . y i-as Q 2 P W. A , 1 Q ily M Q A i ,, XXX 'fix juuivr Offke .9 Tfeaxurer ..,,,, Vire Preiidenl .....,....BILL DRAKE ..BOB THOMPSON President .,....,. ......... C RAIG KOSONEN Secrelary ,,,,,,,, .,..,..,,,...,. .I IM HAWKINS A.S.B. Rep ,,,.,,.,.. ..,....... R ICHARD SHERN ophamvrc Ofjcers JAE TURNER Prefideut SUSANNE ROFFLER Sefrelary he lzmau Ofjce 5 Secretary-Tfeafurer .. ......,... WARREN ANDERSON A.s.B, Rep .,..,..,..... .................... J ERRY MAHER Prwident .............. .............. R OGER BROWN Vire Prexident ........ .......... M IKE HURRELL MARGIE WYATT Vire Preuident KAY osBoRNE ,-1.5.5. Rep. fx f ,Av fl 24 ' 14- ug X 23- ,1163 Dffzfzze Dffzdze, 'N Tie Gif Z-2724 fge 'IZ2.CfCiZ9J 66,82 0- X., T228 Colffjzlmfped ave? zffze 77700715 7-59 Zizfzffe day Zazcjied 75 5625 SZLOZL Sfwff, f 47rd fic f7?z'142 Czfazzceai aff 203.54 Xie .S'pa072,. V M., XE ff Q4 Sb Y 47244 Zlfgdi' Q Zack ofa fm? df 22az'5e 2559? made 2Z'0'zw1,af zgfaf' Z7?ZL5Z.C'L defoarzlm 92121. y 3 C Under the direction of Mr. Henry Sijohn, the High School Chorus has presented two concerts and one operetta. The chorus has acquired sixty new robes this year. First row: Wfatts, Showen, Driessen, Albertson, Brandt, Hanks, O'Toole, Stiekney, Barber, Bithell, Robertson, C. Barnes, Masten, Langley, Branson. Second row: Hendrix, D. Burch, Deitz, Howell, Wright, Brevick, Worst, Krueger, Thomas, Smith, Lafferty, K. Burch. Third row: Metcalf, Moser, Libby, Best, Radovich, Nettleton, Miles, Roffler, Karlsen, Thompson, Jensen, Flener, Pederson. Fourth row: Williams, Karlsen, Brown, Morse, Hughes, Ruthven, Lovitt, Barnes, Moody, Waldram, Greenwood, Spooner, Ahre, Walker, Spellman. In its second year of or- ganization, the trinle, trio sang for clubs and PTA meetings. They also sang at the Lewiston Music l'es- tival. Moser, Smith, Libby, Mas ten, Robinson, Robertson Deitz, Best, Miles, Os borne. o Crm Crzple Frm 27011616 Qumfvf . the doublfi A newly organized grogtp 'ilie Lewiston uintet which 585551 row: Nettletfmt clifiusic Festival 1 Burch, Libby' Mas- Radovidh Roblnscgecond WW: Hughes' ten, Albertson' Ahre. SPooneI, Walker' The Gif , ls' T - first. time thgoygas Ofganized fo, Rewlston Music ar and attended the adovich, Robinso Festival, Nemetthe ll, Albertson OD, ing ing cmzfar -,,,,,.,.', Opel-em hy MtlCkllD7Sl1Cfm3I1 Coope CAST LYNN MOODY Selmlrn Sizfglelfnl jANlCIi RADOVICH judy fSf.'II4lffH .l Dizughterl , . . HD SPOONER TIN' SCMYOI' WCS K0 Wm OVCY Mafgm, the Judy and Steve kindle a love of last summer night cluh singer. . LAURA IVIASTEN Mizrgnt fNigl:1 Club Singefj JACK RUTHVEN Phil KSUIIMIUYII Sefrelaryj jANli'I I'Ii MILES MJ Randle OLIVE SMITH Glader fGue.rl al Rancbj GEORGE GREENWOOD Nirkey Sine fR4mfb Forumazzj Glades helps Phil on with his chaps to make The Senator wonders as Margot sings l'm him ia real cowboy. ltching to Show Him My Etching. Gertrude Cartier lcutls the chorus girls in Sing Senator Sing. Line: Stickncy, Wright, O'Toole, Breviclc, Kruger, Dreissen, Burch, Cartier. . Nil ...- Q5 x ,Q . w A A f f ffsg - H K ' ' 7 W., A L A X1 - fx, . .. L, .Mn ,,, , ,gg I 'Q .qi 'T L 1 .1 I X x qi f 4 -gi g' Yi W V 5 Nm Q ,-wh' I .ff I fn iv . gk ,ini 1 ,Q Z, . . ' wk i k k , nv eww 3 ' i V3.5 1 'M A an 0 . az? xQ,,,,f . ?': Q, . f4,w x A V A ff- -Q: QW' ,,.-s-H' s V' A i 3. ,,- w . , ' fwfr '92'l'lQQu f-ff Y -. -Wifi - ,, E? at fiat- ' ' ' V . nm-mnwif mi . J ' 55 'ff' S QE! ,,.....!?,, A L. -A,. Q, xg- a . wr ' u, W W, fl, -QVQQ ' - I. H 'H5ai W? -ww' f w.gv ,A.. Q D W A ,,,v,,:i1'av -f- fi.. , . A, , ,- . - 9 ',, Lf ' - Q , -.' -'nt' Qc 1 999545 4-'AQ sr- .-, f Q, .WE mlQl!l. D i1 .. KJ. illim gg Lf'-aG'.ff 'gr 1' gn- . Hi' J ng mi rS:..9E . - Wt AA? r ty, A div '.'f,., dbh 'E-'Bl 2 .. - . A - H ' 5. i - J - A ,M ,.., .,,., ....,.,i ,,,.x,, , .u7,,, .. , . . M W ,.,,,,.v,,rf5f1'1' ,gg K - ., - A K- ' w . M.. Q A: . ,,,, ., Q, mnaiuuib Q -,f mwwunmwwm N. ,L EW.. lv '... A '3Vf ' W ' ,100 .A . ,- . A-Uk -1 WU -J' .J :qty 's au? ll lf 45. . A JANET BEST IWARLYS JACKSON CAROL BARNES INIARI LYN STEWART SALLY RUST D M I ' The drill team, sponsored by Mrs. Doris Gorman performed at many home games and fl took several trips. First row: Hagadone, Treichel, Meekma, Morris, Miller, Moen, Posey, Streeter, Greer, Robcrge, Burch, D'Andrea, Madden. Second row: Lyon, Atwood, Baxter, Staeheli, Monson, Moreland, Woivtls, Freda fi .n,:,:, HJ A3 ul 'Lf QU! 3 ff ' R2 Jgicfc be ?'Li7fZb29,,cj5C!!C Ae quick, Lck ,D over Me 03 zzcifeszfik Jizmp 2412.791 alfyovz- avzchrzain, A2265 fied: ZVZDR zlfe meei vfiffr' Coeur af' Hfezze 'fm , fig, LSR K oN4.:R fa X 4'- .A LJIQXX' ly YEINHVS-If? oofball fff, wif' 5k!5iQ'f OW 05664, is. '.1 fe - mm ---. V: .Q-f.:H-W.. yi , H, ww I 7'+sRNc tl 4 ..,L ye'-fl IEA -Pia,-i,,, p rnbvdt I X, L U 'V +I f J-.C NU-1: Y uf'- s E 5 XX, 4 , , fix iliw .i 3 ' Q ,n V Z A,,A -ig MHS O V Q ,1 ,O ww- 7-6' 61 zz 435 I r .f C9wN F-FN 4 'U 4fA QVX , . 4 . Kb' , dy X .V,+ ff, Vkbgqx Gam Nr' vi if VDY macrfai. hz JVM wwf J 'am E ft '99 Cx is -1 U '1 X Barnes Haskefball Ceara 8 OQYX Va Way SCXCY' O E.Y'0v NVE. 5 Var ity First row: Hjort, Russell, Webster, Delavan, Ormesher, Pieratt. Second row: Coach jordan, Moen, Thompson, Kramer, Barnes, Schmidt, Lahaie, Lemley, Manager. 1952-1953 BASKETBALL SCORES CHS ....... 67 Central Valley .,......,. 54 CHS Lewiston ,, CHS ....... 51 Lewis and Clark ........ 38 CHS Central Valley CHS ....... 53 Clarkston ,................. 37 CHS Wallace ........ CHS .s..... 54 West Valley .......,.,.... 47 CHS ........ ....... B onners Ferry CHS .....r. 47 Moscow ........ ......... 3 2 CHS ........ ....... K ellogg ......., CHS ........ ....... 5 1 Wallace .................,.. 39 CHS Moscow ......... CHS ........ .....,. 7 9 Bonners Ferry ........., 40 CHS ........ Lewiston ..,.,. CHS .,...,. 69 Kellogg ............,....,.. 53 CHS St. Maries .,... CHS ....,.. 58 Sandpoint .... ......... 5 0 CHS ..,..... Sandpoint .,r,.. CHS ....... 40 St. Maries .................. 24 CHS ........................,... West Valley y ' V ity First row: Reynolds, Coach, Newell, Assistant Manager, Adams, Simons, Grounds, Williams, Hawkins. Third row Pederson, Shern, Ritzheimer, Fudge, LaFon, Wood, Mon- Barker, Geren, Gibbs, Tronson, Westover, Peterson Rader son, Manager. Second row: Fuller, Rininger, Peterson, Hague, Janssen. greslzmazf Kaskefball Umm First row: Sevdy, Arthur, Knudson, Cook, Cronk, Vig. Second row: Coach Keating, Herrigstad, Weiser, Gundlach, D'Andrea, Brown, Maher, Ruthven, Manager, Treichel. Third row: Newcomb, Evans, Dean, Stephenson, Clark, Morical. Crack Zfmm First row: Nordby, Turner, G. Fuller, Barnwell, Larson, Pederson, Spooner, Merkle. Second row: Deming, Brack, Bailey, Sevdy, Turk, Millheisler, Studer, Meckel. Shern, Pieratt. Cochran. Third row: Coach Reynolds, Lemley, B. Fuller, Erickson, Barker, Rouse, Peterson, Best, Filler, Hayes, Unruh, Rininger, Benjamin. Zfumbling 27611114 First row: Maclclux, Homan, Lovelady, Ritzheimer, Glasco, Prohl, Wiley, Williams. Second row: Bray, Womeldorff, Millheisler, Murphy, Wright, Custer, Quinlivan, Moser, Coach Keating. Third row: Secaur, Meckel, Willougby, Bittleston, Haas, Flegal, Bitterman, Cotterman, Howard, Spellman. I 'Guess Whff 'f A , I ui 4.4.1 ...l.. M- ASA: R ,Q 1 E. .,.' .Mg G ,Ll . Y A -MF ful F If eww! ,-.5 -d-. s if fx - W?-Q 4 1 ik, .1i?'Na l'16 Q Q I 4' ' .33 Z ag , m m17 C?M ' V cf fzfuffzfii' JJWQZ' -.x -7211 -'CAV' . f Z7 Z ff f f , Q A Z N f' LM V Q fab f? A , I fig.- dvi! 'gy' b Zia filfij .P 4, ' LX j X M Z af? A 'F I , Q Q - Q-.-37' eu! I Q 'lun Goosey Goes.-ag Gander, WAf14Aer afasf ffzou Lander .f 75 Palo C7245 and Hep Cfub Azad in fke Senazle, Cufzdmier Off, fm a very A2659 900512, S2022 ce I 5?.Z3'Z'ZL8CL 'Z 2L?Z?2ZeIIy Zoase White Pine GARY ROBERTSON, Edilor The journalism Class publishes the White Pine, which appears once a week in the Coeur d'Alene Press. The White Pine belongs to the National Scholastic Press Associa- tion, and the Pacific Slope School Press Association. Gary Robertson, Editor, attended a meeting of the PSSP in Seattle, February 20 and 21. 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A :dx HL ci zi I V t ,fm ' . x .X - L Jlfflfi, .- gf A jf , 1 xl X ' ix 54. 552 A ' r ,Hifi WLT.- P' l . ,yrwii f LA Al Q M, 1- 'I.lcwt'i it . 5, MM LL' M KI 1 3 J..' 1, ' t t All inuinhers of Cast nt' Altttltlin tht- Drainattts class art- Thespian inun- hcrs as soon .ts eath has e a r n e tl ten points. Thespian of- liiters are: Barbara Murphy, Presi- dentg Norieta llowcrton, Vicc Presidentg janet flyr, Treasurer: Nancy llowell, Setretary, Last year Cary Roh e r t s o n and Sherrill Grounds were voted Best Thespians -Y l95lfl932. In Ottoher the Thespians at' tended The Merry Xwidovvf' Don juan in Hell, and South Pillliiltfi in Spokane. The Thespians donated 5590 to the PTA book contest. Norieta Howerton was voted Best Thespian lor the lirst semester of 1952-1955. Wizard of Oz mpriltg Cnuitlill, li. Nlunitlt, R. Stlunnlt, Al, Ritlntrds, T. Richards, bl. Noun, l s 1 lt-1, C.lL-invlsou, Wdiks, l,c-Inley. D'Andrt'.t, Madden M c- LA lt nt .t. Stu-xx'.ti't Minth. lmggt-tt, Kirk Whtltlcrl. ards, Minth, Lcrnlt-y, Tremhlay. Cast of Love Hits XX ilhur g Antln-rsor1 Stevens, Winks, liurth, lsflcr, Cflentet- son. Cast of P:1tthwork Quilt : Tremblay, j. Richards, Grounds, Howell, Mcekma, D'Andrca, Driessen. ANDERSON WICKS This picture appeared on the cover of H i the Fehruary Dram.1tits Magavinef' Cradle Song First row: Wilscmn, Moen, Driessen, Center, Howerton. Back row: Haakensnn, Murphy, Howell, Tremblay, Norclius, Iszler, Meekma, Grounds, Cyr. Cast of Sisters Mtlntoshui T. Rialt- PHP Home games and a few others found this Opnetc hand helping the CHS cheering sec- tion Mr. Jerry Becker is the Director. Mary Morris, Joyce Adams, Janis Adams, Sally Rust. First row: Coffeen, Sponsor, Payne, Kruger, Capaul, Stone, Sponsor. Second row: Justus, Thompson, Robinson, Wilson Reitz, Gellner, Loisel, Jackson, Lavonture, Stowe, Zeuge Howerton, Moser, Denny, Stevens, Justus, Redmond, Norei lius, Winkle. Third row: McCaw, Howell, Karlsen, Aresvik, Wicks, Wicks, Best, Johnson, Barker, Clemetson, Keath, 1 Hand Members are, first row: tleton, Kjos, Jackson Rice, Ahre, Mr. Becker Third row: Kosonen Haakenson, K a r l s e n Fransden, Gundlach Morse. Woods, Dull, Monson, Sevdy. Fourth row: Lemley, Iissley, Wicklund, Reed, Connerly, D'Andrea, Deitz, Lemley, Morris, Asplund, Barrett, Meekel, Pederson, Fuller. Fifth row: Allen, ,Westover, Maher, Haakenson, Robertson, Ruthvan, Delavan, Lovitt, Schierman, Scott, Redmond, George, Jen- sen, Troth, Millheisler. Scott, Barnwell, Gell- ner, Loisel. Second row: Karlsen, Carder, Net- 51 .1 4, L5 mi Q 5-. it Q Y Q . r V in gig.. H . Rf ,tif :Elixir 2ify12.H E z Q. 1 Q 3 'P 5 , E ag 5' ' Q L Q 3 in -5 'V 4 i 'H A V ' 'Fr' 0 4, ' I an 17 A V Y X A , X L-J 5: Q ........-5 M wr' P M'x 5 Betty Ciipaul Anna MLCQIW Grate Lemlcy Marlys -laiikson Gertrude Cirder Not shown liiirharn Murphy 56 Harvest Fifi! Vin' Prtnridwzf Aflirify Cbtlfflflilll Tr'e.1,f11wr P1't'.l'fdL'IIf Sermzd Vive Pnxridwzf Serr'eI,1r'-V The GGA sponsored a harvest dance in the fall at the high school and the girls chose Harvest Moon as the theme. A king and two princes were elected to reign at the dance. GGA also held their annual style show. Manu Schmidt, Lahaie, Krueger The Boys' League with Mr, Ted Jester as sponsor, helped organize the V Club, a patrol squad, Kay ' First row: and showed various educational and entertaining films to their members. lfmgzz Second row: Moen Ruthven Monson Rmmiflw' Schmidt RUSSCH Pferident Piffdff lfuller Barker DCFUE Mr, Jester Sponror Ml , u,::xr+g5W f I , , .N A.,V wkgk I L.: Pl'RC'0 . ' -'4'1g,Q-Ailrl LYHAT3? '33 :sf 3 fb ff T 5.3343 ,Q f'v' 9 3 X 4 Q aff' L 1 is M E ' ,Q N i , A . .2 f' M , 9 . A - . 1 wa .iw 1 3 an B Ai is gn-.., - ..L. - - ' n, f .NA V . 2.1, Ae , v ,X if K Q Q, Q Q ' Q. Q xv if 5 ' ,X 'gf V! xg' 4 Uv' , 'Q 'Ei W 4 . fr 'Q gf Y 4 , Vin f-. 45' i5'?g Q 'V Q '41, 7 ' 'K ,Q 'Si Q' ,Q f' . ,yi , N .-M F .Ms , .Q-sw wwf' I 9 V n. 'Q Q 5 - - 1 . J 1 X Z Qrbuclz Klub First row: Keye, Martin, Leggett. Second row: Tai ple, Cyr, Madden, Dahl, Straley, Miles. Third row Nolander, Lyon, Roberge, Spencer. pdf' ki Klub Ahre. First row: Moen, Driessen, Hamlet, Rice, Horning, Brookshier, Edwards, World. ,Second row: Morse, Osborne, Ashcroft, Adams, Adams, Scott, Wyatt, Bliven, Boughton. Third row: Dean, Moody, Greenwood, Larsen, Millheisler, Prohl, Taie, Anderson, Branson. V Klub First row: Maher, Peterson, Peters, Second row: Ufford, Cowen, Christiansen, Libby, Dean, Smith, Stotts, Gerths. The V Club was formed this year. Its purpose is to patrol home football and basketball games, and other school activi- ties. There are five members from the Sen- ior and junior classes, and four members from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. A member earns a letter V when he has put in a certain number of hours. lfib arifzu First row: Moser, Lavonture, Wilsrmn. Second row: Young, Dotzler. Karlsen, Driessen. Third row: Reitz, Nelson, Mrs. Kiesz, O'Toole, Redmond. These students, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Kiesz, School Librarian, keep the books in good condition and cneclc them out. They work in the library one hour a day and learn correct library methods. First row Reitz Iszler Pieratt Jensen Smith Edwards Pritchard Brookshier Burch Second row Doucey, Tremblay, Kailsen, Wliklund,lI.ibby,,Bryant, Moody, Wodtke, Reed,,SeidIer., Mr. Priddyi The Debate Club is sponsored by Mr. Earl Priddy, Speech Instructor, and participates in contests with other schools. Hialvgy 61116 First row: Jorgenson, Olson, Lavonture, Lind- say, Studlien. Second row: Ahre, Kosonen, Pieratt, Thompson, Zalomsky. Third row: johnson, Gundlach, Branson, Cleveland. The Biology Club was organized this year for the first time. It is sponsored by Mr. Merlin Nelson, Biology Instructor. It has held exhibits at various places this year. First row: Tyler, Black, Boughton, Guthmiller, Craig, Harwood, Decker, Kramer, Crow, Fiegel, Carkuff, Richardson, Satterlee, Syverson, Harrington. Second row: Watts, Carey, Osborne, Monson, Frost, McEachern, Jamison, Gladding, Walkup, LeGore, Cain, Cook, Jenson. Third row: Perrenaud, Monard, Davis, LaBonti, Wilson, Johnson, Howell, Gerlitz, Roberge, Hooker, Finch. Fourth row: Waldram, L, Smith, J. Smith, Staples, Parker, Barber, Thomas, Evans, Bubb, Williamson. Fifth row: Chartrand, Stein, Jessick, Carnie, Pramhus, Amell, Houston, Hart, Johnson, Prinzing, Aris- tonic, Pearson, Carlburg. Sixth row: Miles, Jantz, Bennion, Bithell, Cowan, Cameron, Mann, Doucey, Berdahl, Ostroot, Richardson. Seventh row: Sheldon, Worst, Barnum, M. Smith. :Eighth Grade First row: Martin, Elder, Anthony, Schwindel, Block, Donnenwirth, Turner, Schroeder, Calkins, Weaver, Thomas, Bliven, Brockhoff, Hendrix, Holmes. Second row: Carneiro, Hamilton, R. Johnson, Boothe, Young, Wright, Dennis, Jones, C. Johnson, Davis, Anderson, Dahl, Frame, Paul. Third row: Martin, Gage, Walker, Nutting, Nelson, J. Johnson, Pederson. Murphy, Lindsay, Freeland. Fourth row: Mason, Hensler, Wilks, Benjamin, Baisch, G. Johnson, Hansen, Dyer, Hallvick, Dolph. Fifth row: Knautz, Ruthven, Evans, Heinrichs, Murphy, R. Johnson, Weller. Zimmerman, Erickson, Womeldorff, Edwards, Driessen. Sixth row: Evans, Whitney, Hubbard, Miller, More- land, G. Smith, Hagen, Schaffer, McCracken, Mylan. Seventh row: Gumm, Offer, Cartwright, Drury, Eachon, Gellner, Strand, Sherman, Braden, Halliday, Taie. .v 3 Hx WW! Qs? fir ,wigs QF! , Wax H!! L b'r 1L ..,. 1, I EEZ- 'aiu' , -.': 'gl' In 3 af as ? 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Election. 10. Weaver, Cain. 11. Haakenson. 12. Burns. 13. Murphy, Caudill. 14. junior High. 15. Current Affairs. 3 Mk ,fi by . N k 15 2 1 I X-i .4-4 W af ,W 6111 s Will The class of 1953. being possessed of great wealth of adventure, and numbering among its members many famous personalities, wishes to leave some helpful experiences to those who follow it in Coeur d'Alene High School. DON SHIERMAN leaves his ASB representative position to Richard Shern. GENE WALDRAM leaves all his girl friends to Bob Maddux. His ability to stay out all night and manage to go to school next day is willed by DARRELL WODTKE to anyone need- ing it. His ability to take pictures for the Annual is willed by ED SPOONER to next year's photographer. RON WEBSTER leaves--thankfully. ARLENE THORNTON leaves the locker room uncluttered for next year's Seniors. ESTELLE and ESTHER WIKS will their height to Joy Groscost and Claudia Pederson. BILL WINKLE leaves all his aches and pains from playing football to Jimmy Hensley. JOYCE WOODS offers all her fun she has had at school to all newcomers to CHS. JACKIE WONSMOS leaves her artistic paintings to anyone who can make good use of them. His fun throwing snowballs at the girls is willed by CARL SANDAKER to the CHS Frosh. CLAIR WHITE leaves his KVNI position to anyone interested. LOUISE KARLSEN and EDITH TREMBLAY leave the speech technique to Bob Westover. His ability to get along with the faculty and yet be so ornery is willed to Freddy Shibley by BOB SCOTT. CAROL SATCHWELL leaves her office position to Sharon Hippler. His tiffs with the teacher are willed by JASON TROTH to Sally Trueblood. ANITA ZEUGE leaves her aristocratic nose to Doris Stoddard. PAT WILEY leaves his great frame to Tiny Thompson. DORIS VIG wills and bequeaths Jim Bailey back to CHS. LEE WATTS leaves his shop experiences to Everett Glasco. CAROLYN ADAMS wills her Tau Sigma standing to Carole Taiple, while CHARLES BAISCH leaves his bicycle to Jerry Weaver. SALLY BARRETT gives to Raye Burch her long blonde hair. LEE BRACK leaves his C Club paddle to Jae Turner. To the canine friends around school, COOKIE BEST leaves her dog collar. LELA LEIGHTY gives Neil Stevenson back to NIJC. HELENE LOISEL wills her order- ing pad from the Boat to anyone with stamina enough to work there. AL PETERS leaves the cheering section at the NIJC gym to the Pep Club for next year's games, while DAISY PEEK gladly conceeds to Janet Hanks the car accidents she has been in. KATHY PAYNE wills and bequeaths her high IQ to Linda Iszler. Make good use of it. JANICE RADOVICH leaves her spot in the chorus to Jeanette Miles, while HELEN ROBINSON gives up her noon rides to Marian Anstine. ARCHIE RUSSELL donates his laugh to Butch Spellman fnot that he needs itj. To anyone who would care to use the spot, BOB LOVITT leaves his position outside the journalism door. BOB MADDEN leaves his errand boy position with Mr. Priddy to next year's lucky guy and EMILY MOSER would like to give her quiet disposition to Ruth Mary Henry. MARILYN MATTHEWS leaves her California experiences to some lucky girl who has a chance to go there. MAXINE NETTLETON leaves her' perpetual smile to Dorothy Heyn. DELANO PETERSON leaves the NIJC broom to the janitor. CHARLES QChoo Chooj JUSTUS wills his sports spotting position to next year's harassed kids that have the job. MEL SCHMIDT wills his physique and athletic ability to Gary Fuller to make good use of. WILLARD SIMONS leaves the rubber off his tire to the pavement in front of the Roller Rink. DUANE SPELLMAN would like to leave all his flashy shirts to the Freshman boys. DEL SEVEDY leaves his football position to his little brother, Howard. Her ability to skip school and yet get passes excused is left by ROSALIE STAEHELI to Lorraine Jensen, while MARLENE STEVENS leaves her troubles in Chemistry to Jim Meckel. PAT THOMSON wills and bequeaths her black hair to Nancy Mden. Her ability to sneak out of Study Hall is willed to Jimmy Ruthven by ANN STOWE, while LLOYD FT 309 Lakeside Avenue Phone Pain+ing and Body Work FREE ESTIMATES Molor Tuneup Bes'I Equipmenl USED CAR HEADQUARTERS KOENIG-KENNEDY, Inc. For Reliable Used Cars Nile calls I575 SUNSET MOTEL See 'fhe . .. .. , .W ,W :. we .W X,ll I N s,,' I 81,52 XS1+s.bx- Qyf . Ay Q, 'f f fn- ' ULTRA-MODERN UNITS I block wesf of iunc+ion Highway no 3. 95 COAST TO COAST STORES for all your hardware needs 320 SHERMAN AVENUE PHONE I806 I 848 I-Afwoodg 2-C Club: 3 Shlerman 4-Pep Band: 5-Wallace dummy 6-BesI', Ahre: 7-Loiselg 8 Cow Car derg 9-Turner, Barlcer, Tronson I0 Winkle, Johnsonp I I-Meekma Ruff Ier: I2-Morland, Redmond Jones WIKLUND would like to leave all his fancy passes at girls to Jim Peters. Think you can use them, Jimmy? JOYCE WILSON wills all her freckles and rosy cheeks to Delores Pearson. DON- ALD TAIE wills his ability to get that bass horn through the doors to Clyde Armstrong. BOB WOMELDORF leaves the warm spot on the shop rail to Jimmy Simons, while PHYLLIS WILSON leaves her arguments at Current Affairs to next year's president. FRANK DELAVAN wills his tennis racket to Delores Thompson. RUBY DENNY leaves to her sister Joan the typewriter she uses in Junior High 6. BRUCE FULLER leaves the one board he sawed through in shop class to Dale Simons. JERRY ESPE wills his paint spotted jeans to the washing machine. Her unpredictable hair-do is willed by SHIRLEY FITZMORRIS to Charmaine Deitz. JOANNE DULL wills to Esther Lindsay her good grades in shorthand, while BETTY CAPAUL leaves her figure to all the girls who wish that they had it. SHIRLEY CLEM- ETSON gives to Jeanne Atwood the broken test tubes in the chemistry lab. Careful, Jeanne, don't cut yourself. DIANNE BURCH gives up her tour of Mexico to all who have a yen to travel. YVONNE DEITZ leaves her heavyweight title to the Freshmen. DEAN REDMOND leaves the way he voices his difference of opinion with Mr. Stone to next year's timid government students. SALLY RUST and MARLYS JACKSON give their batons to the nimble fingered Freshmen who like to twirl. GARY ROBERTSON wishes to have his brains distributed equally to the Junior class. GENE ANDERSON bequeaths his mustache from Beggar on Horseback back to the dramatics prop room. MARION BARBER wills that red convertible to any wishful thinkers, who might like it. To Bob Schmidt is left by LARRY BARNES his height and color. RONN CONNERLY leaves his position as yes man in class to those who have to be one next year. FRED BURT gives his deep manly voice to Lyle Keough. TOM COOK leaves his vacations during the school year to Kaye Nettleton. JOHN ESSLEY leaves his trombone to John Kramer. DON JARVEY leaves to anyone who has to enter his senior year in a new school the trouble he had getting used to it here. ARLENE ISZLER leaves the cracking of her gum to Mr. Winchell. Too bad he doesn't like it. LORRAINE HUDSON gives to Jane Johnson the times she has had her name on the honor roll. KEITH HAAS leaves his tumbling ability to David Wright. BEVER- LEY JOHNSON leaves her office position to anyone interested. KENNY KRUGER leaves his southern drawl to Doug D'Andrea. DONNA LAVON- TURE leaves her chair behind the library desk to her sister Diane. JANICE KIRK leaves her ability to talk all during the dramatics class to the Richards twins. JACK LEMLEY leaves his basketball managership to Raymond Newell, while NO- RIETA HOWERTON leaves her old lady parts in plays to Janet Cyr. RON MOEN gives his cabin that he built to anyone who would like to have one. PAT MADDEN wills her technique of getting acquainted with out-of-town boys to Helen Walden. ALLAN NELSON is willed by the class of '53 back to the squirrels. HERB MILL- HEISLER leaves his fun at the C Club initiation to Don Pederson. MARY MORRIS gives her work at the Viking to -Loretta Doucey. ROY REED leaves his Dingleweed bus rides to Barry Newcomb. EILEEN REDMOND leaves her much-used skis to Pat Webb. MARY JANE REIZ wills her over-sized ring to Marlene Coston. DONNA GOLDSMITH leaves her 4-H ribbons and accomplishments to Blanche Haye. WAYNE CAUDILL wills his wisecrack- ing ability to Pat Burns. LAWRENCE LIBBY leaves his bashfulness to Gilbert Leggett. NANCY HOWELL leaves her Home Ec. cookies to Miss Townsend, while RICHARD PERRENOUND gives the extra can of gas he should keep in his car to LuVern Gerths. JOANNE NOBLE leaves her fun on the bus with the drill team to Mary Hallvik. PIGGY RIGGS leaves her tardy admits to study hall to next year's Freshmen. Her ability to intrigue the boys is left by NORMA JEAN ROSENBURGER to next year's 'V ZLVZ- OV K W Gif 3 upmr tpagfi f NATIONALLY FAMOUS FOOTWEAR PoweII's SHOE STORE 'I F Q 'FW 1- T' . f if U fy ., BRODERIOK MOTOR COMPANY d' ,I 1 Good Luck N: . 1 ' I S . 204 Second Sfreei im ' emors Coeur d'Alene. Idaho THE OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC-GMC Lighthouse Phone 800 Everyfhing In Spor+ing Goods Curreni Affair Banquet Flower Club Freshmen, also. BARBARA RUSSELL leaves her GSC presidency to Lavina Schmidt. ARLOAH NORELIUS wills and bequeaths to Ruthanna Hawkins her executive abil- ity. What he refers to as his car is left by CHUCK MONSON to Don Swan. LAVONNE KEATH leaves her seat on the bus to Brian Meckel, while JERRY LAHAIE leaves his crown to next year's king of the Harvest Ball. MARVIN GEORGE is leaving, lucky CHS! STUBBY LYON gladly surrenders to Roger Brown his class office positions. RICHARD MAHER'S ability to write headlines is left by him to Sherrill Grounds. BOB HAAKENSON wills his helpfulness to the teachers to Lorene Schoonover. DUANE JENSEN leaves his Cadillac to Johnny McCaw. BLANCHERAE BRAN- SON wills her horesmanship to Marilyn Marshall. JIM BURNS and BARBARA MUR- PHY leave together. EVIE CHANDLER leaves her daimand to Vetra Libby, while JANET DAHL and MARIETTA NOLANDER leave their ability to get along together all through high school to Suzie Minch and Sis Lemley. JANET D'ANDREA leaves her chairmanship title in so many school activities to Ruth- ann Winkle. ALLEN ENGEN will the pictures that Mr. Stone has drawn of him on the board to the models in next year's classes. SHIRLEY STEVENS leaves her typing ability to Shirley Brandt. DUWAYNE SMALLEY leaves the fitness of his name to Duane Shockley. DANNY ANDERSON leaves the trouble he has had getting along with his teachers behind him. BARBARA TOSH wills to Karlene Lucore her long fingernails. BOB DONNENWIRTH wills and bequeaths the paper he has used in writing tests to the janitors to pick up behind him. ROBERT JOHNSON gives his seat in study hall to next year's unlucky inhabitant, and JACK RUTHVEN leaves CHS behind, with all of the happy memories to think over, along with all the rest of us who are leaving. by ARLENE ISZLER LORRAINE HUDSON 611155 Z7 aplzccy May, 1963 Dear Ann, I had a little time on my hands so I decided I'd write and tell you the news. And speaking of news, if you really want to hear some you should read BARBARA RUS- SELIIS gossip column in the Coeur d'Alene Press, which is now edited by JANET DAHL. Another section you might be interested in is ARCHIE RUSSELL'S Advice to the Lovelorn. By the way, I just read the other day about CAROLYN ADAMS being selected as the Best Secretary of 1965. Did you know that MARVIN GEORGE is a policeman? The mayor of Coeur d'Alene JACK LEMLEY, suggested to Chief of Police BOB WOMELDORFF that they give Marvin the Dike Road to patrol since it is such familiar territory to him. Have you seen that new movie, Forever Under ? It's a story of a deep sea diver played by JERRY LAHAIE. ARLOAH NORELIUS is his leading lady and BARBARA MURPHY plays the other woman. I saw it last night at the Lovitt Theatre owned by BOB LOVITT. There was a double feature that night and the second picture was The Greatest Schmoes on Earth, starring WAYNE CAUDILL and RONN CONNERLY. They're the funniest team since Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. I've had a toothache the past few days so I finally hopped on the city bus driven by RON WEBSTER, and went to the dentist, DR. BOB HAAKENSON. I had to wait in the office for several hours and so I got to talk to NANCY HOWELL, who was waiting also. She is a door to door salesgirl for Iszler's Snap Happy Bubble Gum, which is guaranteed to snap at every chew. It was invented by, yup, you've guessed it, ARLENE ISZLER. Just as Nancy was selling a case of it to me, who should come out to holler, Next victim, please, but BEVERLY JOHNSON. She is Dr. Haakenson's dental as- sistant. WW I 'MI W MQW I IMM MM? MQW., ,ff J' ,ff I ,M . M My J I A VZ? ' '7 W ff! L ,,' ,f ' I ff ff AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP OUR PRICELESS HERITAGE HELP PRESERVE IT TO THE CLASS OF I953 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS MAILHIESSUHIUQUALITY THE OHIO MATCH COMPANY LUMBER DIVISION couen JALENE, IDAHO I had a little shopping to do so I went over to Woo1worth's where I was waited on by ANITA ZEUGE. From there I went to the drug store for my favorite magazine, The Wednesday Morning Pole. There on the cover was a picture of MAURINE ADAMS, who's modeling in New York. Inside there was an article on BLANCHE RAE BRAN- SON, Republican Congresswoman from Idaho, and her terrific four-mouth fillibuster. There were many pictures taken by EDWIN SPOONER in the magazine and there was one of ESTHER and ESTELLE WIKS, who are breaking all records in women's basket- ball. In the fashion section I saw several dresses designed by NORMA JEAN ROSEN- BERGER. And of course there was one of those Draw Me contests with a girl you're supposed to copy drawn by HELENE LOISEL. I also saw a picture of FRANK DELA- VAN, who is modeling for a new home permanent invented by JANET D'ANDREA. In the TV section there were pictures of JANICE RADOVICH and DAISY PEEK, who are really making names for themselves as singers. There was also a picture of JACK ESSLEY and his famous dance band, and one of JANET BEST before her most recent violin concert. There were very interesting articles about CHUCK MONSON and RON MOEN and the antique cars they collect, and about the voice and piano conservatory owned and operated by MARILYN MATTHEWS. Several former CHS students are now members of the faculty. LORRAINE HUDSON is teaching typing, LOUISE KARLSEN heads the speech department, MAXINE NET- TLETON is teaching home economics and is still cooking pine splinters. Since MELVIN SCHMIDT started coaching basketball and football the teams have set a new record: they haven't won a game yet. Some of our former classmates have chosen a medical profession. FRANCES ASP- LUND, LAVONNE KEATH, CAROL SATCHWELL, and ARLENE THORNTON are all nurses. How did you like the way the election turned out? President-elect GARY ROBERT- SON really won by a landslide. Did you know that PEGGY RIGG is a sergeant in the WAC? MARY JANE REITZ is married and is making a career of being a good housewife. RANDY PROHL is driving a taxi and LLOYD WIKLUND and DARRELL WODTKE have both joined the Foreign Legion. Well, I guess that's all the news for now. If you hear any more be sure to write. Sincerely yours, YVONNE DEITZ Dear Louise, It's been a long time since I've seen you so I decided to write you a letter and tell you what our old friends are doing. Larry Barnes has opened his office as a doctor right next door to the Justus Undertak- ing Parlor operated by CHARLES JUSTUS. PAT THOMPSON is working as a secretary for AL PETERS, who is president of the great Peters Diaper Service. DORIS VIG is one of the steady customers of the Peters Diaper Service, so is BETTY CAPAULg she has the theory of cheaper by the dozen. EUGENE FLEGEL is now known as the television whiz, he does a singing com- mercial for his audience. LAURANCE LIBBY manufactures cosmetics for the pigs after their mud packs. EVELYN CHANDLER is Dean of Women at the University of Idaho. She has been trying to get the girls to stop flying their space ships so fast. ,DUANE JENSEN is reck- ATLAS TIE Company APPLIANCES LU MBER Aflas. Iclaho FEED PAINT FURNITURE Phone I 894-X GOOD LUCK SENIORS MARK'S TABLE SUPPLY Across from I'he High School MARK and MARIAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Gord ner SUPPLY CO. Coeur cI'AIene 50I Sherman Ave. Phone 6I0 Our Sincere Bes'I' Wishes To Ihe Class of I953 Goetzman STUDIO WILSON BUILDING PHONE I240 40IIf2 Sherman lessly driving his space ship. He often stops at EILEEN REDMOND'S motel, equipped for space ships. DON JARVEY is still driving his ancient Ford car, as he waits for the new 64 space ship to come in. HELEN ROBINSON is now the owner of the Roxy Theatre. PAT WILEY sells Wiley's popcorn and candy. DON RUDE has gone back to Canada, taking TOM ALLEN with him. DONNA LAVONTURE is a lawyer. She has set a good record for herself g she's lost every case so far. MARY MORRIS is teaching her children to be cheerleaders, just as MARION BARBER and ROSALIE STAEHELI have taught their's how to skip school without being caught. JOANNE NOBLE is running an insane asylum, we don't know where she is running it to. YVONNE DEITZ is one of the world's greatest writers, she has just written a book about the secret love life of JASON TROTH. HERB MILHEISLER is farming on a 160 acres in the valley. We don't know what valley, though. BRUCE FULLER is a general in the army now. Also in the service is BILL WINKLE and KEITH HAAS. You will always find them peeling potatoes or doing duty in the guard house. JERRY ESPE is an FBI agent, looking for PAT MADDEN and DONNA GOLD- SMITH, who are wanted for they wouldn't let us tell what ! !! JOYCE WILSON is a shorthand teacher in old CHS. Some other new members of the faculty are CHARLES BAISCH and CARL SANDAKER, who are driving school busses. DEL SEVDY, our new principal, is said to be letting the kids skip school every other day because he doesn't like to stay in school himself. Geometry, the class for the squares, is taught by DEWAYNE SMALLEY. JANICE KIRK is a sales girl in one of Coeur d'Alene's biggest department stores. It's known as Redmond, Burns, and Brack, owned and operated by ,DEAN REDMOND, JIM BURNS, and LEE BRACK. SHARILE GELLNER still has her former paper route. TOM COOK is a cdncert pianist, he has made himself famous by playing Skip to My Lou. This is the only piece he can play.. RICHARD JOHNSON has gone to Africa to hunt bare. We hope he puts some clothes on!! DON TAIE is doing nothing, as usual. YVONNE DEITZ is one of the world's great- est writersg she has just written a book about the secret love life of JASON TROTH. JACK RUTHEVEN is a great naval commander. Scrubbing the decks on his ship are BOB DONNEWIRTH and JERRY LEONARD. WALTER VIG is still undecided, so we can't tell you what he is doing. This is all for now, so will close for now. Your friend, ANN STOWE Dear Yvonne, This letter is finally ready to go, through the efforts of a very nice secretary. Ruby DENNY. She's working for the Idaho Highway Department. I borrowed her from the boss, STUBBY LYON. I saw SHIRLEY CELMETSON in the hospital the other day. She is reputed to be the only ex-CHS'er to have' traveled around the country with the Army and survived. She's nursing WILLARD SIMONS back to health. He has been laid up for some time with a broken toe he sustained falling over the push broom he uses daily at the Coast to Coast Stores. .Did you hear about JACKIE WONSMOS? Her little girl won the title of Baby North il' . gli ilu' X. Q Wa. Besl' Wishes fo fhe Class of '53 OLSON SUPPLY New and Used Aufo Supplies Sporling Goods S-' C e-OLDEN GLOW DAIRY 6 UGG L J Louie Miller fox Home of Grade A Dairy Producfs 206 3rd S+. Phone 458 CONGRATULATIONS lo 'l'he CLASS OF l953 TempIin's Grill We Feafure Choice KRAMER STEAKS AND CHOPS PONTIAC CO. From Prime Home Grown Sfoclc NY? Mr. 8: Mrs. E. J. Ward Phone I277 Isl' and Sherman Coeur d'Alene, Idaho PANHANDLE ABSTRACT CO. G. J. Kramer Ex+ends OWNER HEARTY coNeRATuLATloNs 4l6 Coeur d'Alene 1 O Avenue THE sermons Idaho in a recent contest. The contest was held by DIANE BURCH, who has carried on her father's business and become the world's youngest multimillionaire. Wasn't it thrilling to see KATHY PAYNE'S picture in the papers? Imagine her win- ning the Nobel Prize in science. And Emily Moser. I was so thrilled when I read her book on her trip around the world. She was accompanied by her private secretaries, SHIRLEY FITZMORRIS and JOANNE DULL. I heard she saw EDITH TREMBLAY in Paris. Edith's exhibiting some pictures and taking art lessons. What an exciting time we had last Saturday. The new sky-scraper designed by ALLEN ENGEN and decorated by SHIRLEY STEVENS, had just been taken over by physicist LEE WATTS. But after setting up his equipment he left the room for a moment and everything exploded. Police-woman SALLY BARRETT was called in to investigate the damage. One of the injured was MARIETTA NOLANDER, who is executive secretary for the firm of DON SCHIREMAN, contractor. She was rushed to the hospital by NOR- MAN CRAIG. Norm is a driver for the ROY REED Taxi Company. Her doctor was JIM WESTERBURG, and through the nursing skill of MARLENE STEVENS, she's just about ready to go hack to work. , Last night I went to the opening of the new, bigger Wilma Theatre, under the man- agement of RICHARD MAHER. JERRY NELSON and BOB JOHNSON were hand- some in dark blue satin ushers' uniforms. As we entered the theatre who should come in but LELA LEIGH'IY. She married just after high school graduation and she was drag- ging four adorable little boys. The oldest enjoyed himself tossing pop corn into GENE WALDRAM'S lap. By the way, he owns the Waldram Juicy-Swooshy Candy Company. Was I surprised to see GENE ANDERSON starring in the movie Romance at Mid- night, written and produced by RICHARD ANDERSON. The commercial showed SALLY RUST modeling for complexion soap ads. A short sideline feature was the Story of Forestry, as told by KENNETH KRUEGER, Secretary of Agriculture in the retiring president, NORIETTA HOWERTON'S cabinet. Secretary of the Navy is ANN STOWE, you know. Norietta surely did well by Cd'A. Even RICHARD PERRENOUD got a job as Secretary of Air Defense. While watching TV last night, I saw a pair of hands with fingernails three inches long in an ad for nail polish. I found out later that they belonged to BARBARA TOSH. A few minutes later I saw JOYCE WOODS, who models in ads for false eyelashes. She just flutters her lashes and BOING! Did you know that WAYNE JORDEN and BOB SCOTT are Fuller Brush men? And I heard that FRED BURT has just completed his '64 rocket ship to the moon. BOB MADDEN and CLAIR WHITE are newscasters for International Radio. MARLYS JACKSON is sponsor of the city-wide Horison Clubs. DANNY ANDERSON wanted to take up auto mechanics but he just couldn't, but he has advanced from errand boy to a big time grocery store owner. DELANO PETERSON has finally succumbed to his natural tendencies. He is a mil- lionaire banker, engineering couldn't stand his banker's hand-writing. He and PHYLLIS WILSON are joining us for a party this afternoon. Phyllis just got back from South America, where she just finished a very successful missionary campaign. I'll see you at the big CHS class of '53 reunion next month. 'Till then, LOUISE KARLSEN NANCY HOWELL The coeur d' Alene High School Students appreciate greatly the advertisements from the Coeur d' Alene bnsiness men and women, without whose financial aid the publica- tion of this annual would have been impossible. I I 35 JW dk gf? .f yr. If North Side Feed ond Hordwore MEYER'S WATER SYSTEMS BENDIX WASHERS FARM DRYERS and IRONERS MACHINERY and REPAIRS 848 N. Fourfh Sireei' PI10ne 3I WE ARE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH You can depend on I' any Drug produci' hai' bears 'Ihe name REXALL REX REXALL DRUGS I22 Norfh 41'h Sfreei' Down Town ai' Coeur d'AIene, Idaho LEE'S CAFE I I Home Cooking Easi' Cify Limifs On Highway I0 ii 25 Compliment COEUR d'ALENE PRESS and COEUR d'ALENE PRESS PRINT SHOP Second and Lakeside VI'S Esther's Beauty GIFT SHOP Shop II0l Sherman Avenue 9U FIFTH STREET We Give S8xH Green Sfamps PHONE 639 MAC'S MOTEL For +he beH'er brands of I8 Modem Unit Plumblng Fixiures, Appliances on Highway U. S. I0 and . I - Sporfing Goods ' I' A' HAYDEN LAKE HARDWARE 81 PLUMBING Phone 4l8I O BEST WISHES SENIORS Lafferty .TRANSPORTATION CO. A. B. Lafferfy, Presideni' TUG and BARGE on Coeur cI'AIene Lake and Roosevelt Lalre I23 Sherman Phone 552 P.O. BOX 648 For Hos ztallt umm EMPIRE COCA CCLA BOTTLING CO l5'I'h and Sherman BE POPULAR Insfrucfion on Accordion, Piano, Guifar or any Sfringed Ins+rumen+ Sole Agenfs-Galanii Accordions JOHNSON MUSIC SERVICE 5I2 N. 4+h Sfreef Phone I099 Coeur d'AIene, Idaho BEASLEY'S GROCERY 5 I I M. 2 I9I6 E. SHERMAN PHONE I004 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53 LAKE CITY Congrafulafions INVESTMENT CO. SENIORS H. V. Wilson Knudt-Sen George Krisfen -l0e R- ACUH CHEVROLET CO. lniufance 30: N. 4+h Phone :soo oans Phone 288 Real ES+a+el02 Nor'l'h 4'l'h I all s Regards 81 Besf Wishes W y TO THE CLASS of '53 DRWE 'N F B I BURNS' STUDIO 0' es' H Food and 3'-cl Floor Founfain Service Powell Building HARRY WALLY Coeur d'Alene EDNA FERN Idaho KlRKPATRICK'S BCULEVARD I 1, ,,,. 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CHILDREN Atlas Sizes sold to I2 years WAREHQUSE Cinderella Shop CO. 207 Sherman Ruth Rutten Phone I500 BY-PASS 8: GARDEN TO THE SENIOR FOREST BROTHERS CLASS AUTO WRECKING BEST wIsI-IES Repairing new and used Desert Hotel AW, pads I09 Sherman Ave. l524 9TH PHONE l48I PACIFIC B FINANCE Desert eauty LOANS Salon 2I3 4th DESERT HOTEL BUILDING PHONE I944 Phone I3l4 Coeur cI'Alene , wna Coeur cI'AIene 'Z Ia 9 We I ,, I - - 57 47 , sniff f., QW 7 f I ff X 41.444, 1, I Aff 'le Greetings 314.13 7 S?I1I0l'Sf Sherman Avenue 5 ff gf! JF. w. WOOLWDRTH co. yd!! AHL It I M4 f I I ' 'v'W'!! 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SINCE l9I3 Disfincfive Floral Arrangemenfs For AII Occasions THOMAS FLOWER SHOP lov w. 4TH STREET HERBE'S CITY DRUG STORE Bes'r Wishes, Seniors FROM TONY and GOLDIE HERBES Prescripfion Specialisfs PHONE 267 Call I67 Convenienfly Ioca+ed in The Magazines Banlc Building Cosmencs Sundries CURIO I WG'f'e S a TOY sl-lor FRUIT and COLD STORAGE Norfh I5I'h and DaII'on Ave. Phone 308-WI 2 I 6 Sherman Ave. Coeur d'AIene, Idaho GIFTS and NOVELTIES SEVENTH STREET GARAGE John W. Sheridan GENERAL REPAIRING PERSONALIZED SERVICE I802 7+h SI'ree+ Phone 724 Brady's SHOE SERVICE For Your Shoe Repairing See Us I205 4TH STREET COEUR d'ALENE REALTY Real Values In Real Esfafe I I3 N. Fourfh Phone I348 CHATTEL LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CRAZY COLE THE INSANE CAR TRADER EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 TOWER MOTORS LINCOLN MERCURY I605 E. Sherman ,im School Supplies The viking A COMPLETE HI-SCHOOL STORE FOR THE FINEST STUDENT BODY IN THE NORTH WEST n W O 0 I 541 LUL Texi' Books Candy-Gum Hoi' Lunches Founlain LARRY'S SERVICE HUDSON Mobil Producls Sales and Service GET THE HUDSON DEAL FOR A NEW OR USED CAR Complefe Aufomobile Service Repairs on all Makes -CALL- 50I or 520 Central Motors DON MacDONALD. Mgr. 2I2-2I4 Sherman Avenue Coeur d'Alene. Idaho General Repairing Pick Up 8: Delivery Road Service Norfhwesi' Boulevard PHONE I6 SKATE YOUR DATE a+ Ihe COEUR D' ALENE ROLLER RINK Open 7:30 PM 'Io I0:30 PM Friday-Safurday-Sunday Sales of all fype skafes CLARENCE E. DONAT, Prop. 2l08 4+h Phone I4b7-J fi ,333-I 'S BIN DFS IT , 5 EIIAAQIA P 5 ,S'fU2! f3Rf Q- ',fr fri M. 5 ' S . ' 1 4' ' 1. . , YOUR IP BANKING BUSINESS INVITED AND APPRECIATED Coeur d' Alene Branch Idaho Fl RST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. O. E. ALISON, Manager E. R. 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