Emmett High School - Squaw Butte Saga Yearbook (Emmett, ID)
- Class of 1941
Page 1 of 72
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Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:
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In opening Jrhis I9'4I Squaw Bulle Saga, we close a
year of aclivily in Emmell High Schoolfa year filled wilh
momenls we will always wanl lo recall-a year Thai was a
melody of happiness. Those momenls can besl be rememe
bered by somelhing lypical of each incidenlfa loar of
some lilling refrain-lhe words of a lavorile song. Run-
ning lhrough lhe scale of school life we've colleded a few
noles here-a lrill, a Crescendo There-even lhe lorgollen
discords-and we've arranged Jrhem all in a medley which
we presenl in lhis volume as
In This voiurne we deviafe from Jrne usual cusrorn of
dedicafing our book +o one person or io one idea. lnsfead
we dedicafe fnis Squaw Buffs Saga To aii Hne sfudenfs and
Jrrieir rnousands of ideas. Affer ali, you are fne rnosf im-
porfani-Hwe mosf essenfiai parf of school, Working,
iaugninq, playing, you represenf The ideal school sysfern
in a free counfry, wlnere you will each seek your own
inferesfs and draw from life according +0 wnaf you pu+
info ii. And fo you we Say
EUHNE
a sc oo e ours e sruderr comer! s an
ample of rea? represenrar ve governmerf We rave our
rules buf we make Mem Heafed debares and Mvefy
rscussrons cnaracfer e Tne Lo c rn ernqs every
ofher Wednesday And no congressman ever rock hrs
durues more serrously Hwan do our sfudenf represenfa
hves
Ps pres den? Iornm e Uoe uaga has aoy managed
Our organnzarvon inns year To help rum he has Wnllard
Slabauqn vrce oresroer Genevee Days secrerary
Irene Bucandr reasurer Lous Arr aba'a adverfusnng
manager Wnen advrce was needed Mr Hasfey and
Mr Lame were always af hand
The I94O Tinansrgrvrnq oder ng was Hne mos? success
fuf rn years And The naris were burshng wrrn Yulefrde
cneer as a resulr of fne coun rr s decorarron camoangn
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wx sfuden S a fnosf xmposs b e C 'H refamneo a qrea+ wnfered 1 p oo enws 0 wo vwoua' sfuderfs ano
can be counded on ln sdvwnq a d Umm H es One of nas bwq 'obs was we rnanageme f of We S W
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sue enwcew y 'naf Y e ease f answer fo awy cues on ws ASL Andre
Baer of exe-ry qoxnq concern H ere musf be an acfmve execufmye force Our Scnoo Board nas dean
wwseWy and e wc enHy wflw We mrncfous phases of school Ire Trey nave pun us on lop and +ney mean
+0 keep us were We Tale OL? OL Ha4s +0 ine SCHOOL BOARD
Audrey Smnih Howard Andrews Fred Wl'n+sell Vernon Muller Walfer Nnchols Douglas Knox OHQ Wnllwelm L L Moore
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PAEULTY
Hall Swaiman Joslyn
Moulfrop Larson Bray
RUSSELL HALL-A fafrrof fu' ieaff His Ag 1215505 arf? 'He real Thing, HIS quidance
Fumrc Farmers fo wir mary Honcvs.
wares ordo' 'tu' cf chess ir' the libwry. Her semis' days are rvasferplsce
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Harlvedl Tunison Sioclrslager Carle
LOLHSE OLSON-Her eenial persorialiiy arid w-.hcfescnie -.-.i' 'vale iu'-ier busieess, economics,
ard Arffeficar' hisicry bfizhr spofs of ihe day. Her s'uderr's :ird he' ali--ays ready is give helpful advice.
ELMER HOLBROOKe-Many pieces ol unusual ni-fishy nie made ifi lhe shcp urder his walchful eye.
A area? rumbef ci imprcvemenfs around lhe schrcl are dived 'fii3u'es 'C his sleili as an affisar.
MABEL SCHEEL-Her diliqenl irislruclicn ard helpfui mafvef add much lo world hislcry and
malme her a valuable addilion lo lhe lacully.
RALPH TURNIDGE-His lieafmer? Cl' Civics lakes 'he meer' News ?'9Sl'lY"iC'U vefy srcri. In deba'e,
he revises cwfdiriary speeches lo viqorous, forceful aizqurherls,
MARIAN HARTVEDT-Oui school purse is a ffmcrsivi nifuie Fi all lhr- slorylbvcln nurses. Her
qay chafier avd heipinq hand me fwo el her mes? valuable 855955,
EARL TUNlSON---His qenial humm and Noord lellm-.li policy have eafred him hosls ol friends.
Tunyil and swing have made fm enviable name for Efrimefl s band lhicuahoul Idaho,
MARIAN STOCKSLAGER-Ari athlete, she heads lho G. A. A. aed direcfs physical educafiow.
She has infroduced vivacify inlo declamalian aricl speech fhaf makes her pupils oufslandiriq in lhese
aclivilies.
WALTER CARTE-His slow smile and easy :mod humm win him many lriends. His fiery erilhu-
Siasm on The baslnelball floor inspires his boys lo do their lzzesf. Physics, fhemisiry, and qeneml
Science. his subiecfs, hold no mysferies lcr him,
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PAEULTY
Peferson Carberry Smifh
Haynes Bales Lame
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KENNETH CARBEPRY-His 'Lddy zirrdmif' ard P-:ww srvie ':"bTfed X.-1'5" HES ab5,i'v 'Nukes
Him popula' as a coach and team-ef. His biclcry ana png? w fgdmnflf-f Waseca .vo comm-vs veiy
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Beulah Helmer Mass Hlllnard Pally Knox
School Days yes lhose golden rule days TU Emmell l-hgh are slrppung along
and we seem lo be glad and sorry al lhe same lrme
They ve been grand days As lreshmen we lrouped lhrough lhe porlals ol hngher
educalnon a lrllle dubnously perhaps bul delermlned lo make lhe grade We elecled
Davnd Tappan as our presndenl and Mr Burnam advlser Oh' we worked hard lo make
an nmpressnon and our assembly dld lhe lruck
Sophomores Roc ed genlly ID lhe comlorlable arms ol Morph us we glwded
lhrough lhe year ln ublnme subconsc ousness We sllll had our dun n
rrlhmelwc wrlh Wlllard Slabaugh our preszdenl wh le Mr Thomas our advlser
wuelded lhe huckory slack
Juniors Upper classmen give us room' Irene Bncandr may nol have been a ueen
an calico bul she was a lop nolch presndenl and wulh Mr Lame and Mass Mak: advusers
she really look us places The sensors noled us and grasped lheur seals ol honor more
lnrmly Our class play The Xroungesl was a dramalnc lrlumph We labored valranlly
lo produce a super collosal prom lhal would lele lhe senwors properly and we lell lully
repald when everybody appreclaled Deep Purple and lhe ungenlous decoraluons
Our Supreme Momenl We re Senlors' And are we busy' Announcemenls cards
caps gowns and speakers lrom colleges and we sludy somelnmes loo Bull Hollnng
worlh as our presldenl Wullard Slabaugh vnce preswdenl Pally Knox secrelary Beulah
l-lelmer lreasurer
Our class play Fool Loose dlrecled by Mass Swalman was our lasl blg prolecl and
a lnllnng clumax lo a successlul lour years Ol course we sneaked' Now nl s caps and
gowns lor us And here an lhus volume lS lhe record ol whal we wrole on our slales
during our School Days
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BILL l-TOLUNGWORTH
Senuor Class PresTdenT
Tne senTors elecTed as TheTr presTdeT T a capable young man
known To you as BlT l-lolITngworTl' or possof l-louly es
vTgorous and ambTTTous wTTh a Tla e Tor dramaTTcs as you may
well Tmagune Trom The roles he has played These Tnclude parTs
Tn Subma Tne D 6 The YoungesT SevenTeen and EooT
Loose He IS a member oT The ThespTans works on boTh The
l"luskTe News and annual sTaTTs ard also was a member oT The
sTudenT cou'TcTl and dance co'nmTT1ee Yes he was busy buT
he loved exery mTnuTe oT TT
IRENE BICANDI
ValedTcTorTan
WhaT goes TnTo The makTng oT a valedTcTorTan7 Well n our case TT s pep abTlTTy
humor and undersTandTng rolled T'TTo one wTTh The Tnusned producT Irene Bucandu
She has been a member of The G A A and The ThespTans Tor Tn ee years She worked
on The HUSKIS News and annual was sTudenT body Treasurer and Tusf Tor good measure
puT ouT excellenT scho asTTc work l-'ler dramaTTc abTlTTy was TesTed Tn The YoungesT
and agaTn IH FooT Loose and came ouT wTTh banners TlyTng
SENIOR MOTTO
Success awaTTs aT labor s gaTe
WILLARD SLABAUGT-I
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Base-IDaII 3-47 I:C'AIbOII 3-4.
LOUIS ANDROLS "Andy"
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LUIS ARRIZABALA Liwuiw
"He's so IrIdusIvIm15 IIIQI
even Ivis Iwair wan I IIs- down,"
The Thescians 3-4' HUSIEQ
News 3-47 Ar'm.uI 3-4' The:
YcunqesI" 3' SIud0mI COUULII
3-4' HFOOI-Locse' 4.
HOWARD BENGE "Bfa'IIo'
...and II'1e IIIIO Chevie
rambIcd riqIII along."
BasIrfJIbaII Mamxzer' 4' 'E'
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ALVIN BERNARD AI'
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FLOYD BROWN Bmvmirf
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his Iv'I"f?S.I
IT.F.A. I-Y-3-4' Jud :Ing Teams
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BERNARD CARLSEN Barney
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B-Isle-'bi-III 2 3-4' Frfvb-III 3-43
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BETTY COLBURN 'BeiIc'
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VIRGINIA COOPER ISIwm'Iy"
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MIELVIN DAVIS
This Iime IIIS Iovef'
Bard I7 3-47 Peo Band 2-3-47
OIQQ CIub 2-3-47 HusIcIe News
4' Ovchcsfra I-2-3-4,
LAVVPENCE DEEN "Larry"
He abs up mme dIrIII1an
11 sIz-um shovel.
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LIYONA ILWOOD "Leo"
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CII-cf CIub 47 Foo?-Loose" 4.
DON EMANUEL "Don"
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SIIIIUIIS
HEZELTINE HIMES
BILLY EVERETT l'Bill'l
"You can never Iorqel Ilia?
'soullnern drawlf ll
Track Manaqer I I 'Fool-Lcosel'
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JUANITA EVERETT
"Charm sfrikes rlwe si-glwlt
meril wins rlne soulfl
Library 4.
RAYMOND FORURIA
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Baseball 3: Foo'ball 3-4' Bas-
Icefball 3-47 Huslcie News 4:
"E" Club 3-4.
SHIRLEY FRESH Shoo-Shoal'
She lives in a happy world of
l'1er own.l
Library 4.
LEWIS FULLER 'lLusciousl'
HG-reafer men fhan I lnave
lived, bu1'l'I'1ey are all deadfl
Debale 2-3-4: EFA. I-2-3-4:
Slafe F.F.A. Judqiriq Conlesl
2-3-4.
HOFF
LUMIR FUNDA "Pick"
'Hes iusl a farmer al l'iear'l.ll
Huslcie News 4.
JUANITA GARDNER
llCyrano'l
'She can always lind lime ro
fllQ1fl9.il
Ce-bale 3-4: N.F.L. 3-4.
KATHRYN GRAVES llfafiell
lLale fo bed, Iale fo rise,
rnalfes a s'uder'r or crlwer-
V-159.
Bard I-2-3-4' Giee Club 43
Crdeslra I-2-3-4.
LANETA GRAVES Nilal
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wlrinn, Wlvafs Ive To me. or I
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Huslcie News 4' Annual 4' A
Cappella Clvzir I-2-3: llFoo+-
Locsell 4.
GERALD GROTHAUS Nlerryll
Be silenf and safe, for
silence fever belrays you."
HOLLINGSWORTH
BEULAH HELMER 'SnorIyl'
llli I were a Couple ol: innlwes
falter I d slwcw 'emf
Glee Club I-2: Class Secrclary
3' Treasurer 4.
ANNABELL HETHERINGTGN
IIAVIUCII
'Willa a warner calm and a
Iwearl sincere,
Orclweslra I-2-3.
PHYLLIS HEZELTINE
'lFizzlell
lllr S qcnd lo lenqlllwen 'O the
las? a sunny dayf
Band I-2-3-4' Pep Bard 47
Huslxie News 4' 6.A.A. 4? An-
rual 4.
MARY HIMES "Slams"
lSn"ile arcl +I'We world Smiles
willw yeufl
Library 4i Huslfie News 3-4:
Annual 4.
HOYT HUNTER
SHIRLEY HOFF "SI'ieSIie"
llFirsl slne fziqqles, flnen slne
r1rins,IIwer1 slwe lauqlis willw all
Iwer rniqlwl.
Oi'ChCSI'a I 2-3 fl,
MARJQRIE HOLLIN6-
WORTH lllvlarqel'
'A slmwer ol beauly is Thy
earlnly dowerfl
Orclweslra I-2-3-4: G.A.A. 3-4:
Yell Leader 3-4: "NiqI1+ of
January lbl 2.
IRENE HOYT
l'QuieIly, you came info our
midslf'
KENNETH HUNTER "Kenny"
"Never lrouble lrouble 'lil
trouble froubles youf'
PPA. I-2-3-4: Judqinq Team
3.
BESSIE INGLLS B011
'IYOLA C,OuIdr1I I'wIgx Ilkirmq
Iwerf
The Thesxnlars 3' I-Iuskby News
3-4.
LILLIAN JOHANNLSLN
LII
UQUIQI by rmhm: buf num- IS
mom w1IImq If v.rurIn,
Huskio Nerws 4' A"'w.1I 4,
CLARA JOHNSON Pew"
"Gcr"Qmer safer LJII'-rdes.
Ordwosfwm I-273' We ILTCSDIGVYS
2-3: G.A.A. 2 3' Fc' I-Lfcsc
3.
DANIEL JOHNSON 'Bowne'
ANNA KLINGBACI5
L'mm:sImqss and s
Anne
My UI
uuvpcse mo sum bIIrm
uIIIvwm'c suicess,
PAIIY KNOX "PM
NzfaI :Nd 5v.QC-' IH 'Vw
Iv-ad ff- H-I Iecr.
I-IUSIIIA Nr-we 4' IIN: Ywumg
CSI 3' Ihw II'wspIfms 3-'Ig Am
mmf 4' Fw ' Lcosw 4.
LUCILLL KROUSH 'CIIW-"
Sgmf,-'I'w?s I SI? :Pd WIFI.
avd f'L'f-" IIWQS I us? SIL
FRLIDIQICK KUNKFL
Fyffddbf
A IvIuI' "uw fvvd II1Qm IS
dum- by 'Ivy IbesI MI ms-m.
F CIuLm 3-" B1I'I3f'
NBIOVVII-S 6310 my un-Icy' i In ,s l ,-
erwcw. Hn.sIl1'NI-.-.s3.
Huskia: News 4'BL.IwiHI1I'1 I.
FRANC LARSON IWW
JUANITA KILGCRI2 ILW1xrd:a' H11 doa-sn I Ier 'mes' "5 Irw-
MA falII1IuI WGIICV, ard a Irvs? WITII his sC1:" II5fz.'
Irue friend." Sfudrfr'I C0ur1fiI 3-4' TIM- Thus-
La+In C'uIJ 3: LIbra'y 4. piass 3-4' HUSIIG 4,
JIMMY LLP 'Jimw
"Quic1 buI conIonIod."
Ar'1.Iwv'y Y.
LOIS LEE Lee"
Bc-iifnIw'1 WQISIS envy her'
UL-' IW,
I
Qmf- C uh 3,
UALI IVIABL
Lv-my dny Is Ladies Ilny
WIII1 mf-.I
YeQIKIr"13-4'QfL.m 34'
E Cbb 3-4' The Thcscwans
2-3 4' Iduslrie News 4' POI-
Lf'f-sfe 4.
FSTP LL I' MATTESON
Tfqbfw. WIW' fx Lwwll
I I 7 3' GMM C Ib 3.
ACNLS MWIFIOUIJ AmIf-"
'IIf- vw rvcfsf
IILV: Yf'urI'i:GsT 32 GIMMH
Murdi 3: Tv.?fIm 2-3' The
ILI6'Slf.ri"5 34' G.A.A. 2 3 4.
WANDA MQPRGUD Gabby"
"SI'1e's qoi II--v.'Iwa'r is 'if Y"
OvcIw5Im I-2-3-4: Twivlev 2-3-
4' The Thesoians 3-4: N.F.L.
3-47 HusI1Ie News 3-4' LiIIfe
Worden" 3' YeII Leader 4'
'Frei-Lffse 47 'The Younq-
f-5' 3.
IJARJOPIL MILLS IMAIQO
GMA IOIL5f-ffhcy IQII me
Im dncrved Io q'aduaIe."
A Caps! a CHQ' 4.
:UA MURPHY Touqhyw
WIwf.I Me s'udy?
Q.A.A. 7 3 4.
IIARQLTQ MAYER 'Pm
INC oicfurcI
Guo I wish I was a cave-
mav S wid.
E' Club 3-4: FccIbaII 3-47
BasIv'Lpf1II 3-4: Track 3-4.
MABE MATTESON A. McPROUD W, McPROUD MILES MURPHY
STIIIUITS
ROESBERY ROSE
DOSS NELSON "Hap"
"He shines in marhf'
F.F.A. 27 I-Iuskie News 3.
GLENN NEWELL "Lid"
"I-Ie burns The midniqh+ oi',
buf if's qasoIine."
Eoofbali 4.
MACK NOLAND
"Younq Ieiiows wiII be younq
feIIows."
E.E.A, I-2-3-43 Judqinq Team
37 Band I-3.
iEuzzy'I
PAUL OLBERDING "OIb"
"WhaI, havenif you heard of
me? Boy, I'm pierify good."
"LiHIe Women" 3: The Thes-
pians 2-3-4: E.E.A. I-2-3-4.
RYNEARSON
EFFI E PAYN E
"In spor+s shes Tops."
G.A,A, I-2-3-4: Tumbhnq Team
I-22 Tennis 3-4.
MYRTLE PERKINS I'Iv1yrI"
'Ouief wafers heIp make The
sea of iifef'
I-IaII Monifor 4.
ELTON PHILLIPS "Flip"
'I-Ie is a mari afier his own
he-arf."
Bavd I-2-3-47 Pep Band I-2-
3-41 Orchesfra I 2-3-4: I-Iuskie
News 3.
MONA POPE "Lyle"
"My hear? be5onqs To 'Dad-
dyf '
The Thesoians 2' GIee CIub
2-3: A CappeIIa Choir 2-3,
SHANE SHUCK SKORO
MARIAN REIMERS
"My hearfis ai' ease I'
Orchesfra 3.
MARY REYNOLDS
"Jus+ wait l'II be a qreaf
chemisf someday."
Glee CIub 2: The Thesaians 4'
Tennis Club 4: 'Foof-Loose" 4.
DANNY RITTER
"A Iive wife is never sfepped
on."
Band I-2-3-4: Peo Band 4.
JUNIOR ROBINS "Saeed"
"School is a qreaf insfifu-
Iionf'
Huskie News 4.
MAURINE ROESBERY "Reen"
"The only way fo have a
friend is To be one."
PEARL ROSE "PoiI"
"We like her for whaf she
is."
LEWIS RYNEARSON "Louie'
"A mans man."
Band I-2-3-4.
DON SHANE "Ducky"
"PIay, iiddIe, pIay."
I"IusIrie News 3-42 Orchesfra
I-2-3-4: ArmuaI 4.
BESSIE SI-IIJCK "ShucIcs"
'VVhere is The world is There
someone for me?"
I-Iuskie News 43 AnnuaI 4.
MARY SKORO
"Dorff aslc me. I don?
know,"
Library 3-4: S1uden'r Council 4:
HusIcie News 47 A Cappeila
Choir 4: G.A.A. 4.
RALPH SMITH Smitty' MARJORIE STOKES 'Meme
'Zinq went the strings of my ISLIQCCSS IOYTWCS In ttvose who
Iqgartf' StrivC.I
Baskefbcfg 3.4' Buasc-IJGII 3-4' Ha I Mffitfr 4' Huskie News 4.
'E"CIub 3-4:AnwaI4: Huskie LORA THOMAS Mrcmmio,
News 4' I fOV7II resist a bfar'qair1,"
HusIioN1fws 4.
GEORGIA THREEWIT Grefq'
My mmm is sutticient to dis-
JEAN SPAULDING IIEverm
"Am I wnstinfl my 'ime?'
I-ACI b4' H s'EtfN:. 4,
GCC U U I tvs tirvquislw 'vie Irmm the V71!',LJ.II
FLOYD STEES A C 1g,:.'-'fa Ctieir I 4.
"A bastwfuI boy is im frddivy,
so at Ieast I'm ditfr-ren'.
FEA. 2-3-4.
WAIRDE IIIUS UCC"
Here I uefcwt et' eco-
VNv',f7'IfS.II
Huskie News 4' The Tttespians
JEAN SUDPICH 2-
TOMMY UBERUAGA
Tyver-Q Rower is eothifc:
"In gy Iittfe trvvm rear by
there Ives . ..
compared to me.
Fcvba' 343 BasIceIbaII 3-42
'The Younzest 3' E' C'ub
3 4' Student Body President 43
'Er ft Loosi, ' 4.
ANDREW STOIBERG "Edu
HHO, v.f:II-"I ye had a qizcd
time."
Husliie News 4.
ELLEN WALKER "Beth"
Wisfwin and Waitin.
GIQQ CIUIJ I-4' HaII Mcwitsr 31
Huskie News 4.
RALPH WALKER
Hcp Aicrq
'SiIenr,e is the counterfeit
ot WISdOV7l.I
HAROLD WHITE 'BMI'
"There must be some Imrd
work in Iwirv ter more ever
came out."
Dance Committee 4' Huslcie
News 4.
GLYDE WHITSELL 'Whitt
A flute and ttvcu.
Band I-2-3-47 Orchestra I-P 3-
4' G.A.A. 34: The Ttwepsians
3-4: Pep Brand I-2-3 4.
FRANK WILLIAMS
'For he is iust the quiet
Icirwdf
Iurier Band IY2.
VELMA WILLIAMS "Frenchie"
'NEHG ttrirms Cime in smaII
paakades.
GIf:e Cfub Ig Huskie News 4,
JOAN WOOD "Jo"
'Theres somebody waitinq
for me'
G.A.A. 3-4: Huskie News 4:
Teneis 3-4: TwirIer 4,
SHIRLEY YAG-ER iYaqe"
'You mug' know tier to ap-
preciate her."
Butte I-Iif1hI2f3'GIee CIUIJ 43
Huslrie News 4.
WHITE wr-urseu. F. WILLIAMS v.wiLL1AMs WOOD YAGER
Junlor Dlon Mr Lame Joe Barrocfabena
Mlss Larson Laura Knowles Rosalie Robunson
Way back IU The Tall oT 38 we swarmed TnTo EmmeTT l-lrgh School To The Tune oT
The Wearrn oT The Greer T VT'lld as we were we hed a class meeTTng and elecTed
Carl Van PaTTen presTder'T and vh EchTernach advTser Sorry To say our only malor
splash was our class assembly when we presenTed The College oT ldaho Pep Band We
held our Treshman p cnuc Tn The n dsT oT Garden Valley agebrush and enloyed every
mTnuTe oT TT
When The Good Old Summer Tume was over we Trooped baclc older and IusT
a lTTTle wTser perh ps The 'ob oT handhrg The mob Thus Tme Tell TnTo The hands oT
Byron Borup Under The leadersh p oT our advrser MTss Bales we showed unusual
TnTTTaTuve by presenhng a home TalonT assembly We cel braTed The Comrng oT vacaTTon
by an excursuon To Bolse ard wenT on our merry way
l-loorayl We re apperclassmen now and we re S TTTr' on The Qld Top RaTl N
longer are we pushed around and Trampled by semors WTThouT plaTTorm or camoaugn
Junnor Dnon was elecTed presTdenT wTTh Joe BarroeTabena vrce presTdenT Rosa e
Qobunson secreTary Laura Knowles Treasurer Mrss Larson and Mr Lame were chosen
as advnsers
We dad The unheard oT and copped almosT all The lead ng roles IU The all school
play SevenTeen wTTh T-larmon l-lolverson as The sevenTeen year old WTllTe BaxTer
and Evelyn Moser as Lola PraTT TTe baby Tallc lady Srng PQ Yo l-lo l-lo and a BoTTle
oT Rum Carl Van Pa Ten shouTed has way Through The parT oT Amorose Applelohn Tn
our class play CapTaTn Appleraclc
Now we re loolcung Tor new Tuelds To conquer l-lowever Ts spr ng and The Shade
oT The Old Apple Tree TS TnvTT ng We IT pause To wush you sennors luck you ve been
worThy compeTTTors good comoanrons and We GTTer You CongraTulaTTons
PICTURES Vaun U A hcs r' Pye e Adair dams eand A sa Rae A o
George ArThur Frecldwe Ashley lla Barre-TT Johnnre Basabe HuberT Brfnge Calvm Bcrnard KenneTh
u er J er rr' an n ma en l-la old Brrdens une
J ne Carncb 'rw y Cher y Teddy C a K Dua e Em nd
'nas Evans J arr c a a l h us V rvron F2 berT u
r u a r l rr Lldon Kl no a
oy Larsr r' Sn en r a fs T vra BT ly M dd O on
y Mrll T W T sh Lsn Gdr TrnoTT Fred Osbo
ra A c a v R M Romer
K a r d F rr e SmT
rgare Sm h Ber rens ur' So uc Marcy T S ee e Lola Thomas Fran me
Th mas Album V s llc Delorrs Ward W1 WaT rs No 'na Whrrsell Bull Wrlhngham Bobby Worley
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T 'w T - ' T .T T ' ' ' r .
B9 ll W gygg BQUTT ,CllnT, BI, ,ers Eli ore Bishop Cod e Brafwney, VT-T Bf:vT, , -' ' T' 3,
Lf De , dl ET 'l e T - - 'lr er"eTh Co"f.T1l DCVTS ffl JurTir Dfch. f' OT T
The - v., G e'T F rbes, Le h Fuller, Fra'T G ra'ea, Cav Grr' a , 'T J .C G y,
Jchn T-Tarrser Gene T-larlof., Fra'TlriTn l-Tarrls Junior hlfnns, Denris l-Terbf-r', Harmon Holvevsorm
JU Q l-lsrlry, lla May Ta 'ql'l'3S lffflrh Hull M ,-ite lvfe Rfb--'T Kimball, Gewnd KT Tear ' T b clr,
Le R , HT 'lrffwy Lars Ueieras Lu: JTTfT M Ol: Vaa MrCaTl, ST' ' Meier, 'L I l T .
Tedd T ich, Yvfznnc MTTrhell, Prlarrd Nr-lsrn, Tlvwa NT als. 'e -' T, ' rne,
P T-C95 Pusf-r, LC Ref: Raney Alvin Qnlnrw Jim Peyncds df-' er' Riff, M vi Tadel ac , T
Jac' Posenlurd Flay Qy'ea's"T. A"Te She Ta' Gene F. Shecard Gecrie Slri Q' Dar' T 'Th.
Ma ,T T' . T So T ET' Era 0 Spehs, B0"y ras - fare T .T ,, T lc'
C l O e a ' C rrer' e T rTT " , ' ' A T .
James Anders n
Joseph Barroelabena
Jolwn Bellla
Donald Blaclmvrood
Mnfon Blume
ldamay B ren
Byron Borup
Rachel Brown
Georqe Bur lwf,'l
Dorollny Clarlc
Belly Jo Craner
Bob Dr lon
larxlou Drape
Ru J Flower
Bob Frye
Vlasla Funda
Bally Glacllslw
Irene G en
Dwayne Grimes
Belly Hardusly
Jean Harmon
Wayne l-lull
Elsue Hosoda
Lovey Gwyn Hubbard
Loulse H nler
Dorothy Krncand
Lau a Knowles
Jear' Knox
Slwlrley Knox
Harold Lubfle
u s Ludv q
L rs Vane Maberry
Marqarel Madsen
Delberf Marlin
Lcoa McNeil
Nr me lvlorel
Lvelyn Mos r
Lllzabnflm Norwood
Lors Pelerson
Lenoru Pew l
June Prosser
Ca ol Lee Reyncrds
lv vm Rl e
Ro alle Robrnsor'
e Roy
Jaclc Sl1ee's
Bob Spauldurq
CarlV1r' Fallen
Lvelyn Mae Wwrlrer
Bob Wallace
Rullw Warren
Loren Wnnle schepd
nm
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Johnnie
on
M l
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Jelly Bo
Mnlce
Droooy
Ph up
Rene
Speed
Curly
Elsey
Gwyn
Shorly
Smnley
J e
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Caplaln
Dxsney
Lorne
Lynne
BCl'ry
Dopey
Abble
Pele
Clnarlre
Mille
Bla nlcefs
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Van
Ev
Rulhle
Wnnlersclweld
Cor? Zrmmerrnan
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ROSIE BILBAO - -
BERNARD GRATTON -
VEARL SWEET - -
PAUL SCHILLER -
MISS BALES - -
MASS
- Presideril
Vice-Presidenl
- Secrelary
- Treasurer
- Adviser
As llwe sopleomore :lass clE'r1me-If Hiqlr
Weive survived arrollvor year
Our recsrd simsws 'lm' we
Face ll1e fumre wi'l'uc:ui leer
We've done our perl for fri
And aided all we cfuld'
We believe ther 'Huskie So
As all qcod l'lL.slcies sl'-ouid
We haven f reaclwed flre lop
Jusi Two more years io 110,
iye,
9 Huslcics
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Bu? well ize' fivere v."'i bvfrflrs ilvir-r
Our records fell Us s
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Firsi' Row: B. Norwood R. Carey, K. Sfarwdley, P. Slmrmon, N, Slivison. W. Dull, G, Jolmnriesfri.
Second Row: V. Haynes J, S'ei". E. Grallon E, Obefrrieyor, J. Paddov, R. Wcdlers, K. Crane-r, D. Jensen J. Jmlcswr.
Third Row: P. Paylon, D.Sr'1ifli,G, Rose. E.Davis,V.Benne+'r, M, McMillan, J.AWocdv. R. Cormvall O, Hall.
Fourfh Row: J. Nolarfd, D. Ericlfsori, R, Davis, G. Simpson, J.CI'1apin, B. Graflori, J. Fundasuri, l-l. Berrnelf, V. Valad.
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Firsf Row: H, Film, C. Wezslbvrnl, F. Slnlnl, J. Slcllbwq J. Smldl, D. Slabauxzlw, R. Skinner, A. Snlntvv, N. l-lollon.
Second Row: N. Jonson L. Riffwv, M. P-lan-i, M. Alsaqnf, R. Rnse, M. Perry. ll. Barrfvabena, 7. Harfls, R. Bilban.
Third Row: ,l. llnslrirs, J. Jf1cflbs, B. Hfwlvminqfon. M. Guslalscn. N. Phillips, L. Wander, K. Crlfnwall V. Osbcfn, J. Nosblll.
Fourfll Row: B. Jnakscm, E. Mays, J. Clark, H. Garalca. J. Elnuren, P. Sclwlllvr, K, Endsloy, M. Harlloy, E. De Gmw.
Fifflw Row: S, Colberl, J. l-lClfTV7l, C. Beckman, E. Adalr, W. Monfqcmery, L. Ayres, R. Alnof, C. Cooper, B. Hlnws.
Sixflw Row: R,D0wey,F.Dal?cn,P.Blessif'q0r,E.l'lOsOda,A.LleCl'1ly,A.Tlwov'n'on, R. Welch, V. Shana, M, Baefley.
Sevenih Row: K. Oliyev, P. Harris, N. Baxler, E. Fisher, B. Larsen, M. Smidf. M. Nichols. VV. Jclwnson, J. Bell.
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HUSHMAN MASS
VVESTON CAYPORD -
MELVIN REECE - -
ILFNE SUPER - -
MR. HALL -
Tm: Semfvs ALL WVU-15?
We wc"9 Small Fry'
W'Lwcr' we effeved as freslwmew as? LEW.
Bu? sinic Wien we ve slwovm them ?l'1eIv'er
Ln dczers Of ways, V001 and smaU.
in musk: sumfs, ard drarvmflns
Our merubf-ws Lmvc found a plan-T
We ve vo' onNy 'qof in The 5w.m,'
Bu? cffew me ve se? The pace.
Vwfesion Cayford, Ilene Super
A Puesidwnf
Viae-Pfesldewf
Secrefnry
Adviser
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irsf Row: R. Hex B. Pau- W. Cayfod B. Mdilnf-Es J. Gmirc H. Nesb"'.
Second Row: M, Lake R. Pmvscn, L. Fdiscm, J,!cXfVTlSLYOU'l,VV'.S!HfLD.CVc1Lf1,R.NCW8il,C.pdCL9V,A.WOOdS.
Third Row: T, Kersey B, Russo" G. Thames E. Wllfey R. EWG? W. Greek 6. Fosdick, S. Thurman, D. DQV7ney,A.DilLOr1.
Fourfh Row: B. Mex5'e'd F. Pens R. Pwefsce H. Davls, H. Caesar, B. Bafdsey, E. Beam J. Hyde A, Briggs.
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MI Uv 1'-1' V.
Second Row: J. Bffvwv V. IAM, L. 'Jn 'f-' .1 P. M4 'w's"'v T. M.1s'wQ '7. M ,MH B. JcF'1'v' L. Ku .Aw G, J. IS
J. Wr'sfb"CCl, l7.W.ai'-v,W.BS'1c14K's.
Third Row: K. Gvrwf-Q, J. Fmwvsrf H. ME1'Qv, N. NL-Jef' Cf. Cffrrf-' M. Vis 'U L. Main E. Tagrir, V. R3 NIH, D, Ymf.:
A. Lirrbarniw A. Pm-.',,.
Fourfh Row: I, SUDWV. B, Slcirwcf L. Rfwro ds K. Bear- B. Bfefwwwv, F. C'm.sfAn B. Davis, V, VViwE'0sE:1v V. Merdlefa
M. Hdbrook, F. MCNfxaNy, K, Morffwsor.
Fifth Row: P. Clwmvy. V. Ashby, J. Cbffmey, B. Wcwvlq-y, V. RECLMP M. CVPSLW U. Exevs B. Rcxw-LL W, Em."vr, R, Uma!!
VV. PLWYLHLTS N. L7.wfS.
Sixfh Row! P.L'vy.B.V1-'-mwl V. il inn B. SUM L. W5"f2'1a' F. PMLS B, M CN L. RYN-"C F. B '-" Hxwi, L. ?"':"mn
L. WKAOFJS. L. C7fACx.'.I'w.
Sevenfh Row: G, BMT A, SL -If R. Ram-y, A. Jnyw, B. S'.x"d'-W P. Jdyw R. I'-Sb. Nd Q. Pyw J, Swwiilw R. L' MPLS J. Bonn
M, Bhyrrf.
Eighfh Row: A. H.vdIs'y M. N k', B. Pnfif' R. V.1L1i:H': LL VV,-"lv M, F' '-f4 r- T. kf-rlsvv E. B'EJm-s"'1- M. Bcx-.war
M. Robuscn. C. Rnrfs, U. Cm.
Sfandmg D Lee M Nesbuff M Grimes Howard C Craner
Seafed A Perry D Hnmes M Shvl on
Elll
Marxy ompofers have fold ln music and lyrics of 'rhfs mlahquble Jrhmq called memory
Well old E H S had slronq ehough hes sn 'rhe memornes of some of lls qraduales fo
lure lhem back lor one more year A group of lwenly posl graduales enlered lm lhe
fall buf by fhe com ng of sprmq ofher helds had lalcen Their 'roll and only seven remam
To beg ru wlfh lhere s
ARIETTA GRIMES h s back ll l sube rm r 1 v an
home rralf 1 arde e ol e so menl lh ov
vhryvro l a xr- la uf
MYRTLE NESBITT he also lces h he a herwslry 1 r
vfle IS al W d 'nary 1 M v l rv
re 5- a 1 rv x
VUENTON HOWARD l93 avaduafe vho ram sh up s EU w
uer+or as Mr Holbroolcs rrdhf hawd ma ll od y a a C p r +
s a'r1 l cams lovar me e as se ra rr
as rumcr hes r s I su e rs assu says
MARlE CRANEP ho drv ded her hole ew ee usr u
d Q13 r r a we ur e a Q 'he year s vcd Wu hh supr
s f
QIS HIMES ls so 1 Mar s P us 'hr e
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E - ,. Ere-s M FJ b her soecial pa is-
W , 'a W irzs ' h fd way with 'W IW A aldebvf ll ard E 'ylish IV.
My' ' par?-lime Wilco :girl arclx-.0 ar W 'W lh- ph'rr2 'falls lv: m miufm 'A My N: A W d
vl zv.vs are hcl Cl' ar olhcifl alum. N0 ' ls-f
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W -cus as " lrie d h's 'cc ss ' fed, -
, W A I b . " b-ross Nurses s"h as shfvhard and 'y:lr'g,
ar Q-.Wi k ' ' - W. dv. , L ' in W he erle -Q B, B. U. " fr' 'frd css wily ol
ffrffrty fr dm.-W uprr shcf ie"aEr lc oc' alovq, Thm 'hows-
DQ W W 1 is , due' ' ' hs ' W J, ':'O'v sew 'har heat: fJSKUr'flfl y 'r 'hw Wbwxy
:fo W 53:3 "l 9:00 eaih yr' 3. Sh 'akes she is"y ard L-'Ni rd all hw 4 'el Ways has
.,.:-- ar fffe-ras. This as: ac: 'es ff-
MEL w , ' :Cum 'vie qrd aioua'r'+arff's zalive Ir he' are swmf y, ' hfeve.
Q' was 'rad J'-ed :fern high sihicl Fr ?-'urllrgfr Owcor, Shes 7s hc'-f ' lr' N: 'hr--wfs"y La' I,
shy 'Q , a'd alfzebwx. She -.-.ffrs 5' 'he 7bf"y si Tl re'5:d ard fi" 'felfrfi-rw as 'rg hw' dis lpliru ,:
f fu r-H' .-.hr has bf-wr' 'l-we for veas' 's 'llhor Var v.o'lc. l'lff'0 s W'1'r'hl-'W-f
DO X wrr ' PA E, ard 'ysl'1 l 1-iflsih 'ho ffflre lb"1'y,ard ' dy hal H
2 'Q 'vary bu' she Llres 'r l-Q b sy ard alorz vWl'h rho' 'rfsW-mad-. ff she :els hm vufsh.
Ard 'as' cu' rc' eas' v.- h 'e--
LF ,'o"+c ls leasar 'Wears Acc 'cl l, s 2, C ' ,
HV! , He ,Works lr 'he cplgs Vrs' rd 5Cu"1 berlics 'ales ih"'.s rd 4' s ir difw En the bf-d
oo . He says fha' he dash: wound so rruih 'W-.Ph r"'l:QeslhaY heloulslllf-1 Ra l Rf iw. 'A was
'he " cr sl asl wr Squaw Buns: Sara a" 'f-'fr more has 1'-nwrus lr rqmfrz fr cur ms ue.
Ta lhe ard im lhwr X.-We sa -
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In The rnaljng ol lns Song ol
Qur Life one ol lhe rnosl imporlanl
lnlluences has been our rnuslc de-
parrrnenl. Il has prouqnl vslon and
inspirallon lnlo our llvosi ll has
added vigor and enlhuslasm lo our
worla, The qulclf beal ol Ils rnarches
--lhe rhylhm ol 'ls warrzesf-The
cadences ol Els concorlos have pul
beauly and sou. lnlo our song.
Louise Bales Earl Tunison
MISS Hlllg ANU Mll lUNlSUN
Responslple lor lhls inlluence are Miss Lou5se Bales, who direcrs a senlor and a
lunlor orcheslra ol slxly pieces each, and Mr. Earl lunison w'lh 'rhe a cappella cholr,
concerl band, marchlnq band, and pep bancl.
a Q
A Elllllll EHUIH
'llzlnlandlafl 'rhe lherne song of
our blue roped a cappella choir,
always slrllmes a responsive chord in
Hs lislonors and wins for fhis group
llc appreclalicn ol all fls audi-
ences.
Fourfh Row: Vlfccrlbcrv M, Davs Hole
lncux-.win Scauainz Fc-"v Mabe J.
Bar' of 'am-ra.
Third Row: Mag --s llfhfcl, B. Davis,
YNLIMJ lllxwon, Wu ze-' Nc-lscn, DQ-n'Qy.
Second Row: XVWMI- EM: ,A lkydig-Y
Skov! M--nn'--'Q M Nl-ff, Cfcoer,
fha:-H l-'ax'--s Ma"".
Firsf Row: E"dc's"-I Grcd.-.li Kncvfes
Gvavws. lhcvnmn Guswwfson, Benne'
U. B.m"r'v'albvv'a llqwnon, pusor.
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Slrike up ine Band! Yes i'We
Love a Paradef Ano when a band
pre-senls such a marfai air as ours
does we can iusly be mend. Qur
band 1-as-raveed COP?-OQV5bly for
a Hgh 92100 orqan':af'Cf' and
wlferevef if goes " wwe, iapdnq
feel and ewfnusaslg appiause in
ils walce. No lese penn far ik, our an-
nua bane QCVTCCN. Ani: km!! games
wcud 'ie' be em be TQWVWCS ncf
assemblies flwcse of E""V'T'if"i' Hqn
wY+Pou' our band.
G, Skinner
B. Borup
C. Van Paffen
B. Willingham
P. Schiller
M. Riffer
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M. Bfawky
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R. i'iFLL3'COL
F. Leonard
Holverson, M. Chen
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M.Ni':r 8.1 ' w BARITONE ME- BASSES
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R.NirHf-ig W.Wfiv4fvS B.SLivr:c-i FLUTES TlB.h,..,.,
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J.B-1"rw'iaLv--'na P. H--3'Wir'r- M.DfwiS C-f.WLiTsfXi
Cf. Davis C. L. Curvy B. Hf1vdv.i'ic L. WiHifEYSLL1Cid
J. Dion R. Ni-iwm D. Smi'i'v L. Rfrynoids
D. Smiih, M. Davis, B. Hardwick G. Whifsell, E. Mays
ey D. Harris, M. Riedel, W. McProud, J. Wood G. Davis, K. Graves
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if and ILISHY SO. If br rugs Us Trsff
hand acqua4m?ar'Qe wlm the claasir
Cal in music. Tnrouqh if we fearn
eppreciaion of finer rrvinqs. M
qlves a deeper meammq fo our
flvouqrws.
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Above-STRING ENSEMBLE
Below-FIRST VIOLINS
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The annual orcnesira Longer? in
December was enoiner score for
the Music doparirneni. Trey were
noi Bare-Poor' boys, buf sfookinq.
iooied Virginia Reeiers who
brouqi-f down the nouse ai Hue
orohosira assembiy in Maron.
Among your sefeciions we espe'
only 'Tied and wii. remember are
Mannaiian Moonifglriif' and
Jeene Vxfiih We ljqni Brown
Hair.
CORNETS CLARINETS
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CZ. fjmg G,W'wf'se'i
J. like HORNS
5- KW M, Davis
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And fhms group of happy s+uden+ hbrdry rnon ors and Jrhemr supervmsor Mass
Charlowre Swarman nave been More Thaw of ucfcnf +h year sn acquannfunq us vvrfh fhe
subs+an+uaW wodd or cools They hare been kepf bu y an worwnq queshons and
looksnq for references They have been ursrrurnon al an wncroa mg our knowledge and rn
helprng our hapowne S fo grow
Durnnq fhus schoo year abouf one L undred and W y new books have been added To
our hbrary shelves Thus rnc Udes 0 sd of he encydorbedua Amerucana
An average of severny fwve smdcnrs come +o fne nbrarv each do and mfr oshmafed
'rhaf +he cfrcufahon of books has reache4 hve fnousand
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Av 1 A sub fa fia v.r-Hd o fh mm- d pod.
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C r , 'I 2 o ,d our hacoiress v.Q'I qwv..
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Each age musl have i+s hisforians, fhose who record by words, piclures, and music fhe
oulslanding evenls of Jrhe lime. We, lhe members of lhe slag of fhe I94l Squaw Bulie
Saga, are collaboralors. We have endeavored lo record permanenlly for you, your
year in Emmell High. Our space is limiled and we have favored piclures rafher lhan
dares-fhe resulls ralher Than lhe means. If you fail +o find a dale or a score, we hope
you'll find insfead fhe face of a friend-lhe words of a song.
Our produclion s+a1Cf has been headed by Pally Knox, edifor. She has been ably
asssfed by +hose in +he piclure below, Rosalie Robinson, Bessie Shucls, Lanela Graves,
Genevee Davis, Lawrence Deen, Louis Arrizabala, Curlis Ludwig, and Miss Pelerson,
No annual is possible wilhoul an erleclive business slag. Louis Arrizabala, as busi-
ness manager headed our sales campaign and wilh Don Shane sold ads To Emmell
business firms. His salesmen were live wires. In fhe piclure fhey are:
Baci: Row: B, Hdlinqworih, W, Mcpioud L. Graves, P. llexe 'ire M. Davis R, Robinscr
Second Row: G. Davis, P, Knox I. Bicanoi L. Johannesen.
Firsi Row: B. While, L. Arrizabaia, D, Mabe, R, Smilh, J, Beilia,
Paffy Knox Edilorial Sfaff
salesmen Louie Arrizabala
YQ
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Ulllulll
Tlue I94O 4I debale season saw Increased
acluvuly Eleven debalers parluc pa'fed luavung
among lluern sux'fy nune unlerscluool debales
Florence Yarnell and Juanuula Gardner repre
senled us un 'flue S R V cluampuonsnup lournaruruenl
al Nyssa un wluuclu lluey placed un a lluree way lie
for runners uo Juanula Gardner Evelyn Moser
Eorence Yarnel and Lawreruce Deen loolc parl
un 'flue Weslern Duslr c'f Nallonal Forensuc League
lournarnenl un Lewus'fon Four deba'fers represenl
ed Emrruell un 'flue lcaluo 'lluurd D slrvcl lournanuenl
ln bollu flue N E L uournarruenl and 'flue Tluurd Dus
lrlcl lournarnenl Ernrnell placed lourllu
Florence Yarneul Juanula Gardner Lawrence
Deen Evelyn Moser and Wanda McProud re
ceuved debale awards
Mr Turnudge wullu luus conlaguous enlluuslasrn
was an urruporlanl laclor un llue success ol lluus
group
FEBATL
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ibn
DECLAMATION
Agnes M Poud Evelyn Moso
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In llue declanualuon conlesl sludenls unleresled
un speeclu were guven an opporlunuly lo develop
ullueu ulalenls along flue lunes ol readung oralory
exlernporaneous spealung and dramaluzaluon
Mass Sloclcslager and Mr Turnndge coaclued slu
denls wluo parlucupaled Al 'flue dus'frucf rneel un
Parma we were represenled by
Evelyn Moser and Lee Woodbury un llue read
:ng duvuslon Lee gave a drama'fuc and Evelyn a
luurruorous selecluon Evelyn won llue pruvulege ol
enlerung llue slale rrueel
Margarel Madsen un orugunal oraulory
Lawrence Deen un erlerruporaneous spealcung
Palsy Sluannon un ooelry
On ullue casl lor our one acl play Two Crooks
and a Lady were Marulou Draper George Slcun
ner Jean Knox Agnes McProud Carl Van Pallen
and Joe l-laslcuns
: Mu, uv I rue, .
Bcnruoy Lil ,l an, lluy
Cleul, Vlas'a Eunda, Lewl ll u
E' f 2 .uunia ard :, Fl A
erre Yuurnoll, el
Lawrenru: Du- .
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Slcclslaruou, George Slcinneu.
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Second Row T nd Cecil
Ev yn Moser
Ma arcl Mudsen Ma ulou Draper
Palsy Sluan on L e Woodbury
Wandu Mcp rud Jean Knox M ss
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,uf-1 age, 'MQ
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sf f1TJ-i10 5 l believe in lhe lulure ol farming wlrh a
A ,IJ J A faifh born no? of words buf of deeds .... '
Here is lhe molivafing force of one of lhe mosl aclive and mosl ehleclive organiza-
fions in school, The Fulure Farmers. ln lhis group we find "The Farmer in lhe Dell" of
grade-school days lurned info a delermined and purposeful young man. Almosf filly
of Them are grouped logelher in lhis club.
A large parl of lheir success is due lo lheir direcror, Russell Hall. Aller Mr. Halls
requesf for a year's leave of absence his place was Taken by George Moran. The boys
'rhinlc he fills Mr. Hall's shoes very well indeed.
ln lhe lop picrure are Paul Olberding, public speaker: +heir F.F.A. banners: lhe
year's presidenrs, Lewis Fuller and Floyd Brown.
Back row: F. Slees, K. Hunler, B. Carlsen, O. Prilchard, F. Harris, L. Fuller, W. Johnson. B. Russell.
Third Row: G. V. Moran, B. Himes, K. Sfandley, R. Carey, F. Oberrneyer, R. Walker, O. Hall, R. Jensen, B. Norwood
J. Hansen, P. Harris, H. Benqe, C. Biffers, R. Hall.
Second Row: E. Bean, P.OIbevd1nq, F. Brown, M. Noland, B. Wallace, D. Maslevson, B. Slcoro, VJ. Faclcler, J. Bean
J. Hunl, E. Willey, W. VanCleave, H. Nesbill, G. Sfahl, M. Rowell, R. Alger. A. Vesellca.
Firsf Row: O. Bigqers, C. Beckman. J. Woody, R. Woofers, G. Biggers, L. Campbell.
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Fourih Row: Larson, Var- Pawer- Emanuel, Soauldinq, Arrigabala, Mabe, Hollingworlh. Ludwig, Winlerscheid.
Third Row: Flmddi TlWOmGSi Revnvlds, Philiips Jaclcson, Whilsell. W. Mcproud, Yaqer. P. Knox, Davis. Mays, Riedel,
Reynolds, J. Knox, A. Mcproud, Miss Larson.
Second Row: Ward. Cooper, Rose, Fisher. Moser Johnsen, l-laimon, Knowles, Bicandi, Walker, Shannon, Draper, Barrio"
Robinson, Cranef. M. Perry.
Firsi Row: Clarlx, A. Perry, Skinner l-lolve-'SP' Biidfwnshn
Paffy Knox, Evelyn Wallrer
Palsy Shannon
THT lllTEllllllE
And all lhe men and women merely players.
They have Their exils and lheii enlrances,
And one man in his lime plays many parlsf
As You Lilce ll
Members of The Thespian Club are slirred by The same impulses which
gave us our grealesl dramalisl. To promole inleresl in dramafics and 'ro
provide opporfunilies for sludenls lo praclice many parls, This dramalic
club was organized.
This year lhey lived up lo lheir repulalion for high-qualify worlc wilh
lheir comedy, 'Sevenleenf' The Chrislmas assembly program was noi
produced because of lhe flu epidemic. The oneeacl plays were pronounced
a success.
Several members have been eligible for membership in lhe Nalional
Thespians. They have had Their piclures lalcen in coslume, some posing
as Tavorile characlers, some iusl posing.
Firsl we have Pally Knox and Evelyn Walker. Pa'Hy's lavorile parl is .,-N.
'rha+ ol Jenny Malloy in Fool-Loosefl She also had a major role in "The
Youngest" Evelyn lilced besl her parl as Kafherine in "Quiel Please." She
also played in "Cap+ain Apple Jack."
Palsy Shannons Tavorile role is lhal ol Aunl March in "LiHle Women."
l-ler olher parls were in 'llzalef 'Floria Mundif' and 'lThe Perlecl
Genllemanf'
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NlllUNM lHlEPH-XNE
FVELYN MOSKR Wed bus? lv-3' zum? as Lola Pva'l in
GFQRQE SKINNER plflfed lcv lwls fav We llw: YC9 OT
Sn-ve-weed Snr- lftix fav? un Swsavbled Eqfgs and Bffffsify Ir Cawnln Annlnlatlf. His fflwf-' rules we e
Qui:-l Pls,-asv. Swvwnlvfffm and 'lvufu Cfclfs and fl Lriily,
WANDA MrPRUUlJ enjoyed mos? llwe mln cl Nancy
Bllaln in Im- Yfvunfri-si Slw: alsc played in 'Frpcf-Lcosfef
IRENF BlCANlJl na-vcd Her lavvlle Cavl In 'Fool
L"sfr vwwf- SPH pfayeo Mavy Lfvv. Hev film: mac
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LAURA KNOWLFS x-.frz lv-1 'faumls as Prpuy Fdlw- an " '- v..1 U f-
Q,r1f,"5l'T Appleynalc.
MARHOU lllffxpfl? is lmcmllmv lLllllf7WOWl1'Y7lv liwfuvilr-.
LH' I 'SV
Jl'AN KNOX lllcf-ci May PfvCl'vcav in Sffvcnlc-onf She
glwf- lwlf-d lv-v luv' as Muiq. HM cllwev pmlg vmgwy ln 11 grlnyf,-d 7' lvmv Cvflrs and fx Lfyiiyl lgfvamole
Cm".1l" Ar-plr-ln' l, Sf-vv'n'f,-fr frd Tw' C"7l5 :md "5 .Vid VVPY llwc CHF-'-5 PIM 1,
an Lady!
DON EMANUH like-il H5 pm? ir' SULJVIN-Hlflv U 6, llf- AMNLS MfUROUlJ Has "K rglimsu. Slwe played in 9
has been a lmndy man avfvund fm- 5'fx1ff lm ef-vf-'al pw Yu: ws? T.-.f Cmflg and 5, Lady' Glgrm Mun
dm llfris l"'lLldlU1 Sew- --we l F ' L wiv, ,ard Ll"lf- fwn lv- ' fNw'?1-v"ff. Ol V' SL' liked
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Evelyn Moser Wanda McProud Laura Knowles
Don Emanuel George Skinner lrene Bicandi
Marilou Draper
Jean Knox
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SEVWHN
in fhe aii-school play, our firsf drarnafic hir of The year, Harrnon Hoiverson as Jrhe ioversiek Wiiiie
Eaxfer, and lla May Hughes, his iam-eafinq sisrer, vividly broughf fo iiie Boofh Tarkinqfonis novel,
'Seve-n+een,i'
The Jrrials and fribulahons of fhis boy in his Teens came ro a syrupy ciimax when he ieli-eyes, head
over heeis--for his i baby-Talk iadyi' and her iiprecious Fiopirf' Wiiiieis arnpifion fo appear ar The iadyis
farevvef dance 'n h's farhers dress suif ended disasfrously for Wiiiie, happiiy for his iamiiv, and hif
iariousiy for fhe audience.
The piay was drecied by Miss Berrha Larson, Thespian sponsor, and was sraoed under fhe auspices
of The Thespians.
CAST OP CWAWAfTE QS
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Lehi Pre" - Fveivn Moser Geresis - - - JCC Haskins
May Pavher - - lea' K'fl Mfafv B' i"- f Ps - - Shiriev Know
Mr, Pfyfhgr - Bah Spai, dir: Wiiiiff- Banlvs Ref HT bfook
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SENIOR CLASS PLAY
CHARACTERS
Lwwlence Uber'
LareTa Groves
Mary Reyro ds
rrmne Uberuaw
Irene Brcandr
DaIe M Tbe
I.rOna EIwOOd
PaIIy Knwx
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Wanda Mcproud
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Three monTTTs wI'1nIeTITerr parenTs TOOI4 a world crusse
Drreded by MISS CI'warIOTTe SwaT"nan ILIIS pIay proved IusTTI1e Trung TOrTI'1e expressuon of The TaIenTs
oTTI1e c:asT Work On IT was noT wOrIc, buT Tun An approcrabye audrence pronounced IT anOTI1er sensor
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Loyal we ll be lo our hnqh school
Wufh colors blue and whale
Our men are slvonq our hoavls ar rue
o some how boys and l 11'
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Well baclc you any fume
So hqhl fqhf Huslues
Fnqhl lqhf for Dear Qld Emrrell Hugh
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Here we have The pep behind lhe pep an Ernmell
Hugh our cheer leaders The rs as no easy faslc
They ve gave-n lheur hme lhelr energy and 'rhelr
voices lo gnve honor 'ro some one else Here we
honor and lhanlc you Dale Wanda and lvlarlorue
Ken Cerberry Walfe Carfe
M Hollnngworfh D Mabe W McProud
HHH HHHHHHE
KEN CARBERRY our loolball and lraclc coach
rrade ln hrs fwo years here an envnable record He
has no lhe founda mn lor a f-ood alhlellc program
and for ln sl cluss learns nn fuluve ycars Hus philosophy
ol qood clean larr play ss as long a faclor foward hrs
success as lSl1lS CO5Cl1IF!QIlSGll
Has roolball learn brouqhl baclc lo Emmell lhzs year
lhe Armns Ice Day vlclory over Weiser and Wllh 1
The so lhweslern Idaho charnpuonshnp
VVALTE CARTE Huslue baslrclball menlor was
responsible for anolher lvsl class learn lhls year Our
varslly won nnneleen pro lournamen? games and los?
me He bvouq l lhem 1 ouqh a esl o a
lourrarnenl schedules wrlh Flymo colors He s spendnnq
hrs Mme fhns sprsnq coachvnq baseball
Walfe has won lhe adrnlrallon ol The players and
fans alulfe for has llne sporlsmanslwp bolh IU coachlnq
and al names
To bolh ol you VIS1 lo y 'lninlc yo for me
learns and lane :deals
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VARSITY
Third Row: Eiquien, Gaia
Tea, Uberuaqa, BeiTia
Foruria, Davis.
Second Row: Coach Cade
B. MiddIeTon, J. Harri
Cheney, Benqe, Adkins
Hosoda, Coach Car
berry.
Firsf Row: Winlerscheid
Cornwall, Sweef, W. Mid
dIeTon. Newel, Slabauqh 2 4
Heberr, Alsaqer, Hill
Van PaTTen.
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SECOND STRING
Third Row: Biqqers, Pike,
P. Harris. BurcheTT, AI
qers, PeTerson, Manaqer
WaTers.
Second Row: PaynTer, So
enson, Fosdick, MacAskiII
Raney, Cooper, WesT-
brook. ,K
Firsf Row: WinTerscheid,
Hosoda. Hill, W. Middle
Ton, Eiquren, Sweet Q H E I ,K
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A red and gold landscape, The snap of frosT in The air, The blare of bands on parade,
all spell TooTbaII in EmmeTT. Our season is always poinTecI Toward our "big game" wiTh
Weiser on ArmisTice Day, And This year The Huskies brouqhT The honors back To
EmmeTT To The Tune oT 3 I To 6. This same vidory won Tor us souThwesTern Idaho disTricT
honors, Too.
Men who earned Their IeTTers This season are: GaraTea, Rynearson, J. Harris, Hebert
Sweet Alsager, Newell, Eiquren, Cornwall, Mgr. Benqe, Van PaTTen, Uberuaqa, Benqe,
Slabaugh, Foruria, Mayer, Cheney, BeiTia, B. Iv1iddIeTon, Borup, Rice, Adkins, Carlsen.
CAMPS AND SCORES
Ernmefl' I4 Vale 0 hr'nmeIT 6 Parma 7
EmmeTT 6 Onfario I3 Ernrnelf 33 Nyssa I2
Ernrneff 33 Payeffe 6 Ernmefl I4 Meridian 7
Ernrneff 3l Weiser 6
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Clecd guard
errrard Carlsen Senror end Tlwe lerrrble Swede one
boy who really enrcys a slrucmle
Clreney Senror end an
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n Cornwall J nror q r 0 ys rr'rle bu? a
plenly
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Junror l-larrrs unrer r bu? very
powerful rnl e 'r Q
ennrs H ber? Junror fquard rns wr? rnwrl a
1 y Can 1 so b a lol re punrslrrnf
arold Mayer Serrror u playe u lba k n ellen e
and fackle rr defense a lrard drrver and a lonq passer
Blly M ddlelen Junrer Handy Andy acglwreves lwrs name
cause lr plays el vlnereyer placed a qoocl passer
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Cheney
Heberf
Uberuaga
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l ' flue sfreamllrred lype. Always very low in lris posillon.
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FIRST STRING
Third Row: Coach Carte, Titus.
Uberuaqa, Beifia, Mqr. Benoe.
Second Row: Foruria, H. Garalea,
F. Garafea. Ashley.
Firsf Row: Larsen, Hayes, Mayer,
Smith, Cheney,
IIIISIIIIIIIIII
Our I94I baslceiball season was one of Ihe mosi successful in our hislory. II's Irue we didn'+ succeed
in keeping our sfaie championship lille buf Ihere are yiclories for which awards aren'I provided. Our
'ream and our sludenf body proved fhemselves qenllernen and sporismen. We conqralulaie all of you.
Emmeil' 42
Emmeil' 32
Emmeli 4I
Emrnell 28
Fmmell 3I
Ernmeif I3
Emmelf 33
Ernrnefl I2
Emmeii 20
Emmeii 35
Emrvicil 29
Ashley Beiiia
Slar
Balcer
Gooding
Nampa
Vale
Balmer
Weiser
Nampa
Boise
Onlario
Payeiic
FmmoH
EmmeM
FmmeH
Fmmell
Ernmell
Fmmeli
Emmeff
Emrneu
Fmmelf
Fmmcll
Frnrnefi
Cheney
Caldwell
Vale
Blaclcloof
Shelley
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Weiser
Onlario
Caldwell .
Payeile .
Foruria
Ernrnelf
Emmell
Frnmell
Emrnell
Emrne++
Fmmeli
Frnmell
Frnmell
37 Boise
I7 Nyssa
25 Shoshone
TOU RNAMENT
35 Meridian
35 Caldwell
27 Nampa
4I Caldwell
30 Nampa
F. Garalea
29
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20
I8
30
29
32
32
H. Garafea
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SECOND STRING
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Firzf Row: Pallerson, Cornwall, J. C
Second Row: B. Middlelon,
honey, Vahlb
iquren, Hirnes, Holbrook, Wesrbrook, Bernard, W. Middleron.
era Welfh, Hosoda, Sfhiller, Barroelabfsna,
HHH iillll
Fred Ashley--Senior.
player and helped
many close qarnes.
Proved lo be a very adaplable
wilh exneplionally clever passinq in
John Beilia-Junior-rerurns nexl year aller provinq a
hard-workinq reserve. Johnnies infelliqenl play will help
nexl season.
Mel Cheney---SeniorApr'ovided lhe learn wilh a conslanl
sleadyinq delensive influence. Aol-
scorinq threal and
inq as caplain, Mel was one of fhe oulslandinq hiqh
school players in lhe slale.
Ray ForuriavSenior-played several pesilicns on lhe learn
very well, Defensively a sleadyinq influence, Ray helped
win many qarnes.
Frank Garalea-Juniorgplayinq his lirsl year as a reqular,
proved lo be a qreal lonq-sho? arlisl. His posilion as
quard gave Frank fhe chance lo display a srnarl orien-
sive and defensive game.
H
ank Garafea-Scphornore deve'oped rapidly io be
Corne one of lhe belief players on lhe squad even
fhouqh he is only a sophomore. Hanks knrillianl lonq
shols helped on rnany occasions,
Hayes Larsen Ma er
Ernesl Hayes--Junior---playinrq his lirsl year won a requ
lar posilion by exceptional shoolinq and passinfq.
Lriliiiy Larsen--'Junior olayinq his lirsl year cgave lhe
loan: an excepfior-ally slrmvq reserve. Avurale shool
in x and dependable passinri were LeRoy s 'enlribulions
Harold Puri' Mayerfgenior---provided fhe Huskies wilh
a lfiole-lhreal pivcl rnan, Puqisii qreal board play,
pivnl shols, and delensive skill helped lo rnake lhe learn
inlo a well-balanced unil,
Ralph Smilh----Senierfdevelooinq lale in lhe year, won a
rc-fzular posilicn by exceplicnally hard wcrk,
Wade Tilus-Senicfrfprcved lo be a dependable reserve
wilh exhibilions ol clever passinq and exceolional shool-
inq. Wades abilily To play any posilion was exlrernely
valuable.
Tr-rnrny Uberuaqa Senivr --his speclafular dribbling and
Dassirv: aided 'he 'earn lo presenl a srnoolh-runninq
ofiense. ln 'he dislrfrl lrurnarnenl, Tommy lurned in
some biilliaril rififnes.
y Smifh Tifus Uberuaga
gn'-me
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ln our fraclr picfure we have our l94O leam.
Qur l94I squad is buill around leflermen from
lasl year. Oulslanding among fhem are Dion,
Relcow, Beilia, Rosenlund, Carlson, lvliddlelon,
and Mayer.
Cfhers who are expecled lo add poinis are F.
Gararea, high iumpp Evans and Alsager, hurdles?
Cornwall, 880-yard run: Sorenson, weighlsj R,
Smilh, mile and pole vaull: Declarlc, pole vaulli
Sweet J. Smilrh, Belr, Hosoda, sprinls.
TRACK
Third Row: Carlson, Lankford, Sweei,
Campbell, Cornwall, Hosoda, Degen.
Second Row: Dion H. Garalca. Declarlm.
Alsager A. Bernard, Alqers, Harris.
In Middle: Basabe. Beilia.
Firsi' Row: Hill, Rosenlund, F. Garalea
B. Middlelon, Walers, Hosoda, Brown
BASEBALL
Second Row: Schiller, Benqe, Reynolds,
Coach Carle, Grimes, Emond, Adkins,
Ellis, Kunl1el,Norwood.
Firsf Row: Genessy. Fnruiia, McCall,
Hall, Howard, Smith.
HlElHAll
Baseball lives a hard life in Emmerl High. April
showers may bring May flowers buf They don?
malfe baseball players. However, The spiril of The
game can"r be drowned and an enlhusiaslic club
Turned our for praclice lhis spring.
In lhe piclure we have lasf years leam. Leller-
men from lasl' year, many of whom are baclc
again, are: Schiller, W. Middlelon, Smilh, Kunlcel,
Grimes, Adlcins, Reynolds, Foruria, Benge, How-
ard, Genessy, Hall, Norwood.
TT" HHH
To encourage more inferesl in The field of afhlerics and To promole a spirii of good sporismanship
among siudenrs is ihe purpose of our lefiermens club. Boys who have made a lerfer in any one of The
Tour major sporls are eligible for membership.
ln addirion io ushering al games and acling as hosis lo visiiing Teams The club sponsors Two maior
aciiviries, a carnival, and a formal dance. This year fhe carnival was held November 29, and proved a
successful money malcer. Proceeds were used 'ro buy needed afhlefic eguipmenf.
Irene Bicandi was elecied "E" Club Queen and presenied al +heir ball March 28. A queen is selecied
each year for her scholasfic record, her arhlefic record, her leadership, and personailfy.
Forly members belong lo The club This year.
FIRST SEMESTER OEETCERS SECOND SEMESTER OFHCERS
Presidenf ------- Tommie Uberuaua Presiderf - - - Hoy-.aid Benge
Vice-Presidenl - - Howard Benqe Vice-Rresideni - - Raymond Feruria
Secvelary - - Willard Slabauryh Secrwary - - Ralph Smith
Treasurer - - - Raymond Foruria Treasurer - - . Freddie Kunkel
Serqeanf-af-Arms - - Harold Mayer Sergeanf-af Arms ' , Fred Ashley
n +he s+ep-Kunkel, Ashley. Adkins, Heberf, Beifia, Rynearson, Cornwall, Schiller, Benge, W, Middlefon, Mr. Car-
berry, Swueh Newell, Mr. Carie,
ending--Alsaoer, Relrow, Dion. Grimes, Slabauqh, Mayer, Hill, Smi'h, Eizquren Ecruria, B. Middlelori. Harris
Mabe, Ei. Gnralea Carlsen, Bvfwn.
Si'H'ing-- Chem-y, Rice. Borup. E. Gaiaiea. Van Raflen, Benge. Uberuaga, Rosenlund.
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econd Row J Hem 'Iva P4 k'+9ZB!TlFYQ, Blcomdi, Johnson, Murphy iyrw nfseW ON an or?
urs Row B of.: Par' Kivms-r Phi'Eps, Bride-wshvo, SfV'dVT"1 A Ja m 1 P y
EAA.
be acrobafs' dauqhfers buf fhey're acro-
fhose G.A.A. girls of our Huslaie High.
on 'rhe hypofhesk Thar a heahhy body
mind and fha? healfh and happiness are
ercise and hm. They play hard so fhey
Meir purpose E+ is To furfher inreresf in
recoqrizc a+h'o+Ec abihfy and hue sporrs-
ermcouraqe a feehnq of qood Fdlowship
amowq 'rh gm! of rhe wiqh school.
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r F UFWY' VI' rf,-slfwrw' lrf-"3 Bfinrrih' Prf-Qfdevf.
E 1 r Mr SV'-2,1 ': is 'hf Adxiieu
in H V we- 'hfr Si"'s N'4r'51':Q's: Quo A X.-.c"'h, Jurff
yn Muse" C:!'Nf'1.If'hV1S'xV' 5711-,fic WhI'sfri,Jf3f1m Hmmfrw.
Hu Pham B'r:'n
ove-XNanda Phillips Ida Murphy, Clara Jehrs n
rioiie l-l llin r
Eslll.
AcTiviTies oi These l'luskieTTes are many and variefl. There deem To lie as many Things To do as There
are members. They concenTraTe, however, on a Tew maior proiecTs.
The SpinsTer Slcip in The Tall is one oT The TirsT gala aTiairs oT The season and usually sTrilces The Tone
Tor The social evenTs oT The year. l-lere The girls really have Thcir Tiling and all males, bashTul or oTherf
wise, are doomed To an evening ol hilarious Tun. l-laroid Mayer was crowned Khg oT Tnis years Slip.
This is one organizaTion ThaT never appears To worry abouT Tunds, perhaps, because They so TaiTh-
Tully TempT The Tans wiTh candy and gum aT all ball games.
Their maior sporTs are baslceTball, volleyball, soTTball, and Tennis. Minor sporTs include everyThing
Trom pingfpong To horsebaclc riding. Membership and awards are cleTermined by poinTs earned.
The girls sponsor a playday in The spring and They aTTend Those oT oTher schools. New play suiTs have
been ordered Tor Teams represenTing ErnmeTT.
ln The GAA. we Tind some oT our mosT ardenT and enThiisiasTic siipporTcrs oT all school proiecTs.
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JANITORS
These genial genTs keep our Tloors
clean The hard way, wiTh plenTy oT elbow
grease. WiTh energeTic i'Es" as Their con-
cluclor They presenT a Tine chorus oT iani-
Tors. Their harmony in work is The reason
for our pracTically spoTless school.
'Es' Kroush, Melvin RiTTei', Richard Carey.
Jfrlrrt llc-lrvr-gr David Bailffy,A'1i1' Wril'1-is. Dali-
Nubr- ri ro rn r'1err1.'l..wr bu' hr,-did hrs shari-
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l-lALL MONITORS
These sTudenTs look careTree buT Tor
one hour every school day each one of
Them is very businesslike. Our hall moni-
Tors have charge oT The halls during
school hours, and if you sTep ouT oT a
class room Theyll geT your number. They
are To be congraTulaTed Tor a iob well
done.
Sfandingz l. Bicandi, G. Davis. L, Pfwn-'l, B.
Jackson, R, Woirgh M, Perry, l, Bmnrfrr ll.
Johnson, D, Slabauqh. W, Midclieron, J. Clark
P. Shannon, A. Mclnrfyud M. Draper, E,
Thormas, B. Herner.
SeaTed: R. Vahlbera, J. Armsrronq, L. Aiirza-
bala. D. Bailey, R. Davis, G. BurchoTT, P.
Clausen, V. Burche'T.
N. F. L.
Our Golden-voiced oraTors-paving
The road To Tame and TorTune wiTh con-
vincing speeches. They're Tew in number
buT They make up Tor iT in ambiTion.
Two persons, Evelyn Moser and Law-
rence Deen, won coveTed posiTions of
membership This year.
Beginning aT The back in The picTure,
They are:
E. Yarnell, J, Crardrer, M, McMillan, E. Moser
W. Mcproud.
GERMAN BAND
"Ein, Swie, Drie, Spiel-N' and The
German Band is oTT on anoTher musical
spree. They enTerTain and They like To
do iT. They like To do iT so well They
don'T even sTop when The audience leaves
-buT The audience doesn'T leave. Thanks
Tor The good Times, boys.
ElTon Phillips, Melvin RiTTer', Harmon Holver-
son, Roland Nelson, Bernard Grallon.
DANCE COMMITTEE
The dance commiTTee is anoTher group
To whom a voTe oT Thanks is due. Their
hardesT iob is noT giving a dance buT
Tinding a Time To give a dance. We liked
Those They Tound Time Tor.
Youll Tind Their picTures on page 25.
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NEWS
The l-luskie News, our sTudenT newspaper, is mimeographed. During The TirsT semesTer iT is published
once every Two weeks, during The second semesTer every week. The Two journalism classes alTernaTe in
publishing iT. Wanda Mcproud is ediTor in The TirsT period class.
ln The above picTure Trom Top To boTTom are: R. Nelson, B. MiddleTon, V. Williams, R. AlworTh, E.
Briggs, R. Walker, R. Robinson, R. Raney, P. l-lezelTine, R. SmiTh, L. Funda, D. Johnson, B. Borup, J. Rob-
bins, R. Foruria, B. WhiTe, lvl. Davis, W. lvlcproud, F. Rynearson, J. Wood, lvl. RiTTer, C. Ludwig, F.
Larson, S. Yager, W. TiTus, D. Tvlabe.
In The Top righT are Franc Larson and CurTis Ludwig. Franc was responsible Tor The rnaior parT oT
The leTTering, and CurTis Tor The carToons and r'nosT OT The arT work.
In The lower picTure are Louis Arrizabala and Don Shane. They did a large share oT The rnimeograph-
ing and disTribuTed The papers.
SepT. 3-School sTarTs. Teachers hinT
oT Things To rorne.
Sept 4fVJe had 'usf Kc leTT aTTer
buyirg cur books, locker key, and
acTiviTy TickeT.
Sept I2fThe anTs, mcsquiToes, and
Teachers geT TocgeTher aT Black Can-
yon Tor a big Teed.
SepT. l3-Frosh Frolic - everyone
dances buT The Treshrnen.
SepT. Z3-Assembly Tor SuperinTend-
enT Van PaTTen who goes To The
army Tor a Year.
SepT. 24-Jubilee singers enTerTain aT
TirsT naTicnal assembly-everyone
aTTends.
HTAUTINTTTE
SepT. 26-T-luskie News announces
Tree movie Ticket
Sept 27--FirsT pigskin scrarnble. Our
boys pile up a I4 To O score over
Vale.
SepT. 28--Grid nnen :1eT rnilkshakes.
Mr. Carbefry rxefs The bill.
Seph 30--Mr. Andrews becornes su-
perinTendenT, Mr. hlasley, principal.
CCT. I-Bill H. sTarTs Taking Trosh
picTures Tor The annual.
Oct il--FooTball-Huskies 33-Pay
eTTe 6.
OcT. I4-Miss Scheel iurnps Trorn Try-
ing pan inTo Tfre4Trom hospiTal
inTo school room.
OCT. T7--Lola PraTT Moser and Willie
Bader Hclverscn Teach us To Talk
baby Talk.
OcT. l8-NaTional assembly-Verne
Slouf players. We see a guy Turn
Trorh a civil war soldier inT0 Shylock
in Ter' seconds.
Off. 24"-UniveisiTy oT Idaho Pep
Band pays us a visiT. FooTball-Er'n-
meTT I4, Meridian 7.
OcT. 25A264Teachers' ConvenTion.
Turn abouT's Tair play-Teachers go
To school. We geT vacaTionl
Od. 284New porTable bleachers ar-
rive.
Od. 3l'-GhosTs and spookse-wiTh
Tarniliar Taces-demand TreaTs.
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Paper! Paper!-AlThough we don'T announce The l-luskie News This way Theres a "Teeling in The air"
The Third period each Thursday and every one eagerly awaiTs his copy. lT has been known To be laTe.
Lillian Johannesen is ediTor in The TourTh period class. ln Their picTure above Trom The Top down They
are: L. Arrizabala, Evelyn Walker, M. l-limes, P. Knox, lvl. Skoro, L. Thomas, L. Graves, B. Shuck, V. Bowen,
L. Larsen, Ellen Walker, lvl. STokes, L. Adamson, B. Sorenson, E. Ashley, l. Bicandi, B. l'lollingworTh, E.
C5araTea, l-l. Benge, D. Emond, L. Deen, W. l-lill, L. Johannesen, J. Spaulding, J. BeiTia, l. BarneTT, R.
Flower
ln The Top leTT picTure are LaneTa Graves and Bessie Shuck. They're speedsTers on a TypewriTer.
They're always ready and willing To Type--even during spring vacaTion.
ln The lower picTure are PaTTy Knox and lrene Bicandi, our ad salesmen--or ladies.
Nov, l-RcporT cards! l wonder iusT
whaT is in TnaT chemisTry book?
Nov. 4-Assembly. James K. Allen
presenTed an unusual drama. Boyl
Well never Touch The sTu?T.
Nov. 7-SpinsTer Skip--"Pug" Mayer
is King Tor a day.
Nov. IO-EuTure Farmers iniTiaTe
eighleen.
Nov. ll-ArmisTice Day game. We
Take Weiser. Special assembly.
Nov. lc?--Junior Play--Caplain Ap-
pleiack-a riproaring yarn abouT
Treasures 'n' piraTes.
No. 2l-Thanskgiving vacaTion! Yes,
we're DemocraTs here.
Nov. 24-Our band masTer and our
llTllllllNTl3lS
office girl elopel Well, anyway,
They didn'T Tell us TIrsT.
Nov. 26-We give our besT wishes To
Mr. and Mrs. Earl l-losTord Tunison,
in an assembly.
Nov. 297 E' Club carnival. Paul
Schiller walks home wiTh a-no.
noT a chicken-a Turkey.
Dec. l-A new monTh and a new
office girl. Audrey SmiTh is her
name and we like her already.
Dec. I--Annual price jumps lo 52.00.
Dec. 3-WhaT's ThaT l smell burning?
Cooking sTarTed in home making.
Dec. 5--Welll Can you imagine Thal?
Louie and Shirley are absenT. The
paper comes ouT a day lale.
Dec. 6-l-luskieTTes don red Tlannels
-no-red corduroy.
Dec. 7AOh! Darn iT, l losT The evenfs
calendar and had To do iT over
again.
Dec. I3--And Friday-buT The or
cheslra shrugged and gave a con-
cerT anyway. A Top-noTch per-
Tormance.
Dec, 20-We close school because oT
epidemic. lniluenza. Which is
worse, school or flu? We Took The
Tlu.
Dec. 25--No, Sanla didn'T bring The
Rolls Royce+liTTle broTher's scooTer
made a preTTy good subsTiTuTe,
Dec. 26-Gaswonomic disTurbances.
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CROUCH'S MARKET
Quality Foods Fresh and Cured Meats
"We're Open Evmzifngs
You Take fare of Your Health
Let l's Take Fare of Your Sole
CRANER'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
SCOTT SMITH-Jeweler
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THE PRESIDENT
The Place Where You Van Always
Find Your Friends
WM. L. CLARK
Bonds-Real Estate--Insurance--Rentals
Phone 32 203 E. Main
THE CORNER GROCERY
The Home of Good Eats
Stop and Shop or Phone I3 or 33
EMMETT GARAGE
DAVE MURRAY. Proprietor
CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Conoco Products
SCHOENWALD'S Inc.
FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE
C. D. BUCKNUM
Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer
FARBER'S 50 to 31.00 STORE
Headquarters for School Supplies
STOCKTON MOTOR SALES
YOl'R FORD DEALER
Phone 22
DAVIS DRUG STORE
"Try flu' Drug Sfor1'I"ir.wf"
PHONE Sl
Sweet Hetherington
ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Everything Electrical Phone 36-105 N. Wash.
SAFEWAY STORES, Inc.
c:U.xR.xNTm511 MEATS and vEoE1',mI,Es
J. C. PENNEY CO.
JACKSON STUDIO
A l'zlsh Purchase is 21 Cash Snvillg POR'l'R.Xl'l'S. l"ll.NlS, and FINISHING
KIVALITY BAKERY AMERICAN MARKET
"TlIH'4"N .NU Sllllsfffllff For Qflfllffjlll Fresh and Cured Heats CWhol1-sale and Relax
PHONE 220 Free Delivery Phone 4
THE RAINBOW CON FECTION ERY
EMMETT VARIETY STORE
ctxxnll-is sc'nooI,sl'l'l'1
"We Blake Our Ou n lee l'ream"
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SUPERIOR GROCERY
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SPEROS DRUG STORE
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FIRST SECURITY BANK OF
SI'ENCER'S CAFE
xvllDll'SOIIIl' Food for Huskie People
KELLOGG FEE D MILLS
Hay. Grain. and Flour
Vegetable and Field Seeds Poultry Supplies
Phone 50
GOLDEN RULE
C l'. ANDERSON VO.
"Emmett's Home-Owned Store"
EMMETT INDEX
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Gem I'ounty's Home Newspaper
When we were juniors our prom was "Deep Purple"
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The "E" Club on Parade
Queen Irene King Harold
OUNT the jobs cheap electricity does at home. It
is the best housekeeping bargain. Let it help you
as much as possible. IDAHO POVVER COMPANY
WHITE-CAMMERER HDWE. CO.
PAINT HE.xnQt',uc'l'ERs
AUTREY BROTHERS
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FARMERS, CO-OP CREAMERY
CASH FOR SUNSHINE Bl"l"l'ER
Phone 192
F. H. HOGUE
FRl'I'l'S and VEGETABLES
The House of Scr1'icf'
HALVORSON PLBG. AND HTG. CO.
IZZ9 South Washington Street
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CLUB CAFE
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
"NYe Specialize in School Lunches"
CASE FURNITURE CO.
"Qualify with Iy'co11mng1"
Phone 39 Herbert Reddick
SALSKOV TRANSFER XL STORAGE
Twice Daily Service to Boise
COAL PHONE 204
BLAIR BROTHERS, Inc.
CHRYSLER and PLYMOLTH
Sales and Service
EMMETT ICE CO.
Cold Storage
ICE COAL WOOD
GAMBLE STORE Authorized Dealer
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HUSKIE MARKET
Complete School Supplies and Candy
Phone 196 First and Hawthorne
GEM BAKING COMPANY
Home of Butter Krust B'1'cnfI
PHONE 74
GEM MOTOR SALES
DODGE Bl'ICK l'LYfVlOl'TH
Wrecking' Service
Phone 5-I Day and Night Emmett
EMMETT FLORAL CO.
"Say If With FI!Jll'l'l'.W,'
llvowt 98 708 E. Main
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GENI ICE CREAM and I3l"I"I'ER
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BROWNIE'S PLACE
GEM FRUIT UNION
Emmett's Fruit C0-operative
Phone 40
MAYS SPORT SHOP CITIZENS' LUMBER CO.
a fly for every fish and a shell for Lumber and Builders' Hardware
BICYCLES and SIQPPLIES PHONE 154
GEM CITY LAUNDRY EMMETT MEAT COMPANY
UDQRLESS DRY CLEANING "Home of Good .M011fs"
Emmett IDAHO TELEPHONE 24
Bassett's SHOE REPAIR Service
IIO North Washington Avenue
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
"Save With Safety"
Certified Guild Shoe Repairing PHONE 65
EMMETT LOCKER SYSTEM FARMERS' FEED AND SEED CO
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