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

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Zaye' Row l: Rininger, Barker, Pieratt, Peder- song Row 2. Brown, Meckel, Hawkins, Ful- ler, Bush, S Row l K Burch R Burch, Prichard, Brooke shier, Barnwell, Jackson, Hamlet. Row 2: Moen, Driessen, Cyr, Woods, Denny, Leigh- ty, Corey, Raw 3: Ellicott, Pitman, Dyer, Glasco, Walden. The first FTA was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Raymond Stone. The object of this club is to help members determine whether they want to be teachers and to examine their own qualities in order to be better teachers. The president was Gary Ormesher. ilmzdam Row l: lafferty, Dyer, Barnwall, Jackson, Row 2: Mrs, Kiesz, LaVonture, Shattuck, leighty, Hamlet, Ketrong Row 3: Webster, Pieratt, Pitman. The librarians work in the library one hour o day and are under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Kiesz, school librarian. They check the books out, and help get the new books ready for students to read.

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' een iffamc Row l: Thompson, Benjamin, Kosonen, Hiort, Christianson, Frandsen, Spencer, Drake, LaFon, Tronson, Hawkins, Arnold. Row 2: R. Jensen, Woodin, L, 1ensen,, Hendrix, B Newcomb, M. Newcomb, K, Burch, Prichard, R. Burch, Leighty, Barnwell, Jackson, Groscost, Row 3: Mr. Stone, Swanson, Plante, Gladding, Voiten, Cyr, Deming, Brookshier, Glasco, Hamlet, Cardor, Piorntt. Row A: Webster, Maddux, Shattuck, Ellicott, Roberge, Moen, Stewart, Driosson, Walden, Hague. Row 5. Lindsay, Robinson, Spelgatti, Alex- Onder, Young, Minch, Hippler, O'Toole, Lemley Row 6: Prr-sloy, Atwood, Dyer, Wood, Carlson, Foss. Row 7: Baxter, Thompson, Pittman, Prosch, Gamble, Acze, Doucey, Denny. Row 8: Morse, Gellner, Fiegel, Karlsen, Dahlman, Hanks, Worst, Bullock, Schmidt, Swanson, Russell, Rininger, Pederson, Walker, Smith. Row 9. Rouse, Larson, Fuller, Crooks, Swanson Ormesher. The Current Affairs club is sponsored by Mi. Raymond Stone and Mr. Raymond Cotter-n, During 'he year they bought black out shadc-s for Mi. Kirrballs room, held a banquet and presented citizen- ship trophies to the best citizens of the school. Officers are Bill Spencer, president, Gertrude Caider, vice president, Sharon Hippler, secretary, Barbara Newcomb, treasurer. 66 60:5 Row l. Bliven, Hamlet, Jackson, Wilkens, Boughton, Osborne, Osborne. Row 2: Morse, Branson, Scott, Robinson, Horning, Wyatt, Rico, Adams, Adams, Redmond, Chartrand, Boughton. Row 3: Capoul, Forest, Deon, Greenwood, Moody, Larson, Mr. Young. During the past year the Ski club moni- bers have participated in ski meets with the Spokane schools, Kellogg and Wal- lace. They hc-ve helped to better the skiing facilities at Signal Point. Bob Bliven, pictured with crutches, was hurt while skiinc.

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T7 QS ROW l: Burch, Hawkins, Plante, Winklu, JUYWSCH: Row 2: Osborne, Carlson, Schmidt, P'ESiCl0f1f. Jones: Row 3: Monson, Miles, Krueger, Row 4: Carlson, Roffler. The Girls' Service Club, sponsored lay Mrs. Myrtle Adler, ushers at school func' tions and sells refreshments at ganws Proceeds earned aid school C1C'ivi'iUS- . Row l: Brooten, Aristonic, Tyler, Marscm Carkuff, Taylor, Stevens, Row 2: Dyer Baklcnko, Howell, Miller, Brooks, Thomas Wicks, Row 31 Sperber, Wicks, Krueger Ashcroft, Soper, Row 4, Post, Robinette Hawkins, Drake, Hart, McCracken, Dolph Row 53 Workman, Turner, Cleveland, The Spanish Club was sponsored and organized by Mrs. Elizabeth Morris for the first time this year. Members have- held regular meetings and l-aa various social funrtians 6414 Groscost, Johnson, Newco-nb, Carder, Rhodes The GOA started the year off tho Mothers' Daughters' Reception. hc-ld cr Twirp Dance and elected 0 and two princes The sponsor is Pauline Rhodes Cyl, with they king Mrs Uuxuq an-1 i , N,