Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1936 volume:

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C kI?,g,l1,,'k 4, if, 'ff' jk We EDITION 800 COPYRIGHTED 1936 DUBLISHED BV THE SEHIOIQ CLASS DGCATELLO HIGH SCHGQL DOCATELLO, IDAHO K xxuxx xx, gs. -.- x ssgxxxxx X. '0 ' yy 'agtln 0 ' ' 1 : 5 , If .. af , gr ,lf ri U 1' 1 I nv I U hxxfr 5 Q X :MN fl fl 4' -u Z 'c 9 5 9, 5 .452-xxx. f,' - ' x - x ' 5 'xNxx f 'k Xp, I , ' xx xv, 5 I , - -, ' 7 7 4 'Wux an A wx vu, r X A 0, N., v, sf , 1 'r , 1 r ,, 1, tc ' , 1' 5, ' if f 5 ' 'I , 1 4 M N N ' x , I 1' J n , I 1 ,f , N V. f 1 ,.- -,r JIM ANDERSON DONALD HANCOCK JOHN BISTLINE EARL LOWTHER WILLIAM LINDELL FENTON CHENEY n ' . .II K5 855517 .1 ix as ' S I 9 I Q 1 u , . - 4 N ,. - M I X Huw. .sxsx x' 5 ' - .5 , 1' Lv' 5 - .' I , ,' 'JI 5 A ' I 4 q - I, -,- -1 , 1 x .F I , - , 4 x -q .' ' I 9 Ji . .' .' 158' - ls,.' 'lun' ' . ' S 5 I S Qt 3 u x Q ' N ,' . x I 'l , s - ' , , 1 l s 4. In ' r xv? 1 y' ' mx .ff 1 ' 4 1 I, 'O '. 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B IESTIIIIR CIIUTI7. Stmfml SL'll'f7tIC Ux1ivcrvItynIXY.xsIwix1glm1 Univursny nl Iowa Univcrxit-,'ufNortI1 Dnkntn I Unlvcrwty ull Suulln-rn Cali uxni.x EUNICIIZ CONLlI,Ii'I'ON. B.S.,IVI.S. BLlSI'T7t'XS L'n1vt-rsity nf IlI.uIw,Smntln-x'11I'n.tml1 , . , , I nlvvrslty ul Imlnlm l'nivursi!y of XX'.1shInglnn RUIII DANIX, Home El'0I?UfTIIt'S I'mvursitv nl INIuntnn.t Url-gun Agrlcultnrnl Cfnllcgc llnnms Stan' Aglicultuml Cnlll-gc Univcrsity nf W.1xl1inglon CLAIRE DIX. Social SfIk'1'lL't' L'nlvr1stlv ul Nnr!I1I5,uknt.1 llnxuusnlx' vi I ,xltl-nni.x Third Row ELINICIQ li. DUKES, B.S. Home Efonomz'c's L1..at'l-my of Itlnlm Llnivl-rsily nl XVn9hix1glm1 EDNA EVANS, B.A.. B,P.Ii, Physical Educatxon Columbia Univcrsity Cflncngn Normal School ul Physiml Illucntion Iowa XVmsIny.tn Cfollrgt II. I.lf GRANDE IIAWSON, IIS. Music L,'.,av.-my of Um, Nnrtlwvcsll-rn Univrxxity I II2RBIfR'I' I.. GLINDIQIVIAN. BS SC Ivn cc A I.. I3 Vnivcrxily I5c.1t1xw, Ilmncc Unuvctntv lvl Itlqlm Wlxrtnxwt Vntwclxlng Schunl. VIVIAN HANSON, B.S. Af1llIht'HltIII.t'X Uttlvcxwi l V nl Nvbixulxtx Bottom Row IQLWOOIJ GI.IQIJIIII.I., I'hy.s1'fz1I Education um, sm., fxgfanlltml cittllvgf Ilnnglmnl Young L'mx'rrsuty IM'nx'lx Uluvt-xsulv 3 Top Row ALICE HAROLDSEN, English University of Utah Utah Slatc Agricultural Collcgc Univcrsity of Idaho Umvcrsity of NVashington I'lARRlli'Ii M. HAYES, B.S.. NIA. Englzsh Stalv Univuisity of Iowa 'licachcrw ifollvgv of South Dakota Amt-rican Acadcmy tfarlcmn Cfnllcgr MILDRIQD I-IILSWICK, B.A., B.S Lihz'ur1'an Thr llicc Instilutt Univvrsity of Washington Ui1ix't-nity of Colorado EDNA MATSON, B.A. Buslncss C,t:'uratlu Tcachcrs College Barntw Vurnmcrci ul Cfollcgc L'nivt-rsity' of California .IESSIIZ IVIACDONALD, H usinvss Univcrwity ul lilahn Second Row LA Rui? H. MEIZRILI., BS., I,.l..B, Social Science lirigha m Young Cnllugr Univcraity ot Idaho Utah Stats Agricultural College Univt-rxitv of California National Univvrfzity l,aw School V1vit5NNE Mosntfiz, BA. Latin University of Idaho University of Chicago MAE NISSEN, B.A., MA. Mathematics Univvrsity of Iowa University of California STANFORD PULEMIRFE. BS. JOLIITIIIIIISVTI Brigham Young University Univcrwity of Utah RUTH SLANE, A.B. Englzsh Univcmily of Cfolurarlo Univerxity uf Rcdlantls University of Soulhurn Cfalifui' University of Dunvur Cvntrn lic Eilutliox, Hixloiicm Maclrid P!! Third Row Muthcnmlics: Science Iowa State Collcgc Simpwn ffnllcgv: Univurwily ot Idaho English Univcrwily ul lVllnnc5ula University of North Dakula Univcrxily of XVashinglon RUTH WEST. BA. Social Sdrsnct' Unircrxilv ol Utah Univcrsily nl Idaho Cl.ARliNCli H. SMl'l'll, B.S.,A.B. NIADIELINIE THOMPSON. Baa. XVAYNE B. Vv'llITl.OW. BA SClll'l7L'1' Kansas Univvvsity L'nix'ci-sity of California t'uluratltx L'nivcrxity Kansas Stall' 'Icachrrs of Ernporia cIOllN A. ZIHBARTII, JR., ISUSIHUSX Ui1ivuiwitytrI ltlahn l'lah Slalv Agricuflural ifullvgv lfanxas Slat-' Ciollugt' Univnxity uf lialifuinia Bottom Row WA1.'1'i1R Plzlciii, B.S. Social Sczvncu Lfniwrsitv nl ldahn llt-nv-'r Univt-rsity nit S. luw-mu O nn DEAN! HFl.fTN SVVIQIET. PLA. ROYAL A. BROVVN, HIMENA IIOFIIIVIAN. B.A., , Cj17t'l77lASfI'f.f Sutra! Sfienre Reyzslrar ' , , A Dean ol Boys Dean of Grrls L nxvvrsllyuiVs'.1x11A1lgun1 Ohulm c 'H'5l' L,'l11x'vrxilVul Solxllwrlx K'.xl1iurx1i.m Sxu1psonC ol1rgv Univrrxily of Nebraska UnivcrsiIy0l'Iow.1 Univcrsilvol'Mlnnusol.1 Columbia Unlvvr'-ily Ulnvvrsniy 0l'4'h1:.1gu ML,MbLl.L5 Glo AIIH: SLI IUUI- BUAIQQD Standing. left to right: E. Norman Vaughn, l.cu A. Blackmer. Seated: Washington Lemon J, O. Anderson, Fred A. Burton. Myron Porges. Dr. J. R. Young, C, G. Wells. 3- CDINFIC ik Sl'AHo lVlIl.I7Rl1lD .lUS'I'lCl2 l.lili Bl.AIfKMliR liRMA BAISCOVK lfVliRlf'l l' il'ACKl,liY VliRNlfl.I. HURST nn, SENATE First Row: Monica Jane Oliver. Bill Hall. Norma Egan. Bob Shccran. Arlinc Martinclalc. Second Row: Lowell Thurston, Jack Davis, Albert Disdicr. Belly Vklclls. l.cland Hawklcy, Jim Mullen. Third Row: Richard Mullcns. Bill Dcrlmm, Lois Poltcr, Bob NVM-c. Bill Marslml, Ivan lVlcPhci'son Earl Oviatt. Chief John Perkins Frank liredrickson, Clerk Ralph Allen Grant Housely l.owell Thurston l,eroy Jenkins Charles Hibbard Willard Lyon George Harris Alfred Pederson Miles Gordon .lack Davis Tmllic F0 Pee The traffic force is a school organization which enforces the school laws. Each year these fel- lows volunteer for their posi- tions on the traffic force.We well know their duties such as arrest- ing persons who loiter in the hall, make unnecessary noises, and run in the halls. Z6 74 Ka 47-fwgiv-114 Slunlenl Boclq Gllficerf l UlVlflil, 'llllURS'l'UN IVAN lVlfV:l7llliRSUN Ni5liN1A lfliAN l lu' Psvxzdwvl 1 l,l'L'Slfl'k'I71 TlI'l'tlSLII'L'l' YIONIKIA JANIE Ql-lVl,fll Secretary Charlotte Rosc Dsan Call Roberta Buckland Jack Sessions Richard Hocking Helen Dick Stanley Merrill Thomas Wood Iwi-my I 1, Senior Clos! Qllicerfs CHARLES ATKINSON President HENRY MACDONALD Vire President JESS LOVVMAN Treasurer FAUN CHILTON Secretary lt's a long road, to say nothing of the many laughs and moans, from the first registration to the donning of caps and gowns. But the Juniors agreed it was a great day, for now it was their privilege to Walk around the halls minding no one and being susceptible to the well ly-Six Sophomore Class Gllicerf BEN. TANDY Preszdent TOM TERRELL Vice President BERT WESTON Secretary and Treasurer J un ian Class Qllicerf GAETANO GIANCHETTA President BQB MOBERLY Vzce President DoRoT1 IY HALL Treasurer MARY VALENTINE Secretary . . . . known disease-Senior Itis. The Sophomores, the forgotten class, have been striving all year to keep in the dark the shining lights of rising young athletes. dancers, and even popular students. Freshmen are always green but after one year of the proper training they are well prepared to be one of the forgotten class. Freshman Class Qlliceef STEPHEN BISTLINE President VJAYNE RODEBACK Vice President BURRELL ROBINSON Secrelary and Treasurer livvnly Svurn . ,...alJ 'I I ,LIL , J EUNICE Vv'A'I'SON Enlvrutl Irom Salt RI .Ikv Citi' v: Sucrctirv. .lint nit 3: C u H I o ni and Coixilt-xy 4: Girls' Council 4 VICTOR I IANSIfN Intramural I3askt-Ihall J, v Traffict- Fnrcr 4. I.ULA WARDl.li I' I of C. 4: Cu 'I-:I and Couric-.V 4. ir .X A 4 Wll-I.lANl BENTLEY Band Club 1. 3, 4. Dramatic 3: St'trt'l.IIV 4 Ilonor Socivly 3, 4, Slalu Music Konlrit Z, 3, All Norlliwvsl I3.Ind 3. 'Cirrcu Sluckiiigf' Srvcn Kew Io l3alIlp,1Ir, WAI'Nli Bcsm ARDIS SCI IWARZ S Ir Q Ia. 1 4 Cnrlx curarrrii 1 I. I II.-.I ...Ia Im. 4- ng. A A L 4. fuxluin and I ouIluv 4 ROBERT CI IAMBIERS DA VI2I.I,A IVIAYIQR U'clIr-slra Girl Rust-In 'I hlrlu CI -. Q, C . 'Ui- . ,Al W. sl .X . K., ., ' 4? t , RLITII Ifossuai Band Z: G. A A 3. 4: lihoruw 3: Custom and Cour lcsy 4. 'I'rraxurcr..II. K , of C. SAM THIROS Inliamural Sports, EVELYN AI,I.,EN Srcrrtarv. Ilonor Socirtv 4: Sccrvtary, Girls' Council 4: Custom and Courltwv 41 G .-X. A 3, 4. GEORCIE HOLT Football 2, 3, Track 1. Ra din Club li MInII1gClub 4. Boys' Council 3, 4, IIIVY 3. 4. Ilomt- Room Rfpruwnln- IIN' 3: C'wmiStry Club 4: Awixlaxit I3t'aI1 of Boys 4. A I3Il.l. RELIDY Proys Chorux l, -III Folcstly Club Zi Pvp Club. .IOSIE KI3LI.OW KIQNNIQIII BAGUI.I3Y Track 3, .I IQANNETTE GORBITTT firm, I, 5. If Q. Ia. 2 r:...I.Im .ma COIIWIV 4. cam Rcstrvt- 1. 3. J U. G, 4, CLARA WILLIAMS .Ir C. of C.: Cuwtom .Intl Courtcsv 4. .IOIIN IDRATFR Kodak Club 4: Iircnch Club 3. 4: Wrcstling 2, GLIENDA AAIII.I.IAIVIS G, A. A. l: II. Q. R, 2: Ilonor Sofirtv 3. 41 Girlw' Council Z, 3, 4, Dramatic CIIII1 Z: Cuitom and Court- RUTH BOYLAN G. A. A. 4: I2 o'Clock Club Z. 3, 4: Custom an.I Courtesy 4. XVAYNE I-ARSEN Clam President 2: Football 3: Boys' Council 3: School Vice Prrsident 3: Hi-Y 3: P Club 3, 4: Honor So' cicty 3, Basketball 4. DELILAI-I DUDLEY I-xv 4: Red and I3'uc 4: G, A. A. 3. 4: Custom and Pncatclli.In 4. Cuurtucy 4: Girls' Council 4. CHARLES ATKINSON Football 3. 4: Pmawlwlball 3. 4. Track 3, 4: P Club: Class Prcwiclvnt 4. Y IVAN ANDERSON Entcrunl from Rcxburg 4. IVIAXINII JENSEN Girl Rcxcrvc' 2, 3, 4: J. U G 4: Custom and Courtcwy 4: Srcrvtary: Pocalellian 4: 'I'ocatcllian Queen 4: I.ouk XVho'S Hcrcu: Kodak Cluh 4. HIQNRY MAC DONALD I, Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Haskvtball 3, 4: Track Z: flaw Vrcc Prcvident 4, EVA ANDERSON S I'. Q. R Z: IZ o'Clock Club 4, Cuwlom and Cour- tesy 4, DON GREEN BUSTER LEWIS Chcvr I.e.1dcr Z. 3: Sunatc 3: Baseball 2, 3. ANNE MEADOWS S. I . R. 2: Dramatic Club Z. 3, 4: Declamatorv 7.1 Girli' Council: Custom and Courtesy 4: Green Sto'kings : Seven Keys to I3.Ildpatc 1 One Act Play Contvst 4. JAKE DENNY Jr. C. of C. 4. ETHELDA KINSEY Chorus: Custom and trsy 4: G. A. A.: .I. U. G. Cour' EVELYN WIZl.CI-I Jr. Cf. of ti: Custom and Courtesy 4: Chorus 4: A Capella Choir 4, IVIELISA CAMPBELL J, U 0,41 Jr. t.oIf.,4: C uxtom and Ciourtexy 4. VJALTER CULBERTSON .lr. if of V. 4: Track Z, 3: l3aQlxetbalI Z, 3. 4. JACK SESSIONS ifaamrii z, T. 4, u 1, 1, 41 if' uh 2. 4, School flour! Class Viue President 3: Lho es Crt Song 3, CIISRALID TODD l3and I, 1, 3, 4: Symphony Orchextra Z, 3. 4: Dance Orchestra 3, 4: Pep I3and Z. 3, 41 Chorus 41 A Capel- la Ifhoir 4: Stare Piano Con- ICSI. HARRY HONG Vhemistry tfluh 4: K o tl a k tilub 4. IVIARI QCA lflau Vive Ilrexideut Z: Sex- iette Z, 3, 4: ID e 5 c rt Sougm: 'I' li e C xorolate Soldier , luxtom and Vourt esy: Preaident 4: Girls' Glue Klub l. A Capella Choir. BIERNICIL I.OWRIIi Cfhortti 3: Ci. A A 3 Jr C, ot C. 3: J. U. Ci, 4: Iieaxurei 4. Curl liexerve I. T v FRANCES BUSBY DOROTHY DAMIEWOOD II. R. lx Citxstom and S. Il. Q, R. l. 2: l3aml I, 2: Courtexy 4: li, A. A. 3. Iqhoruy Z, 3, 4: Girl Reserve 2. 3: 'Desert Song. l'llfl.EN AUSTIN lzntered from Coldwell 3, VIRQIINIA BROWN One A't Illay Context 3: Curl Reserve 1. 2: G. A A. iii ' uncil 4: Vustom 3. 4: fustom and Court- c four 4: Red and esy 4. Iue'4: Fdito 4: llouor S1 HY 'lr CJLADYS IVIARTIN V ll o'C,loek K lub 3: Girl Ref Ro XIND IXIIEILSON extra 2. 3, 4: A Capel' nerve 3, 4: K. u s i o ni and Cottrteyy 4. Ia our 3,41 llifa 3, 4, B S' C't-uneil: Secretary. RQDNTQYCHRig'1'igNg15N IJ I Sr ' 3: The lil. ,. 4-I k 4. 5 ,A, Chr ate oldi 4: tale lull cilnslml t 1 m U Vo sr Z, ' er NK TDRICKS L CORD I'ral'li. Cfhcru th 4: istrel 3: 3, 4. l' : ' tn 3 Dr ati: lla ion Nlusic .'orthw Mus 1 3: I, Wh James Hawietszs iiifI'..'-, l- in . S Q3 1 gl'-f l31ntl. Orthexlra: Ilanfe U: The Chocolate Sotierf eliestra: Trumpeters 'l xiee. themiwtry Club: Vie: Prey itlent: l'ep I3aud 4. IRVING SHIfl'I'I2RID Radio Club l, 2: liallie Ioree 3. l3oyx' touu,iI 4. One Art Play Loutexi 4. LELANI3 I'lAWKI.I33' Red and l3lue l, Home Room Representative: S ltou lreaxitiei' 3: lioyx' thuuu il, Ilonor Soetety 3: Une Att I'Iay Contest 3: I'ie,itIt-nt School l3ank 4. CARMIE GIANCIIIi'l I'A G. A. A 3. 4 J. U ki Jr. 1. ol C.. Kustom aol Vourleev -I. ClIAl2l.lfS KUVIVLERIQR I3oye' c'ii.m.t 2. T: tsayi' Cilee Kiftth 2. 3: Alinetrel 31 'In-la-rx Song. LIJWARID ROI,3IfR'IiS Intramural I3asleetbaII l. 3. 4: I'ocatellian4' 4: Sucre' tary, lli Y. CLARA I5tEI.I,12 Dowmsr CIIARLOTTIQ ROSE Ilutered from Seattle 4: Sec- retary ol School Cfourl 4: Dramatic C'lub 4: Custom and lourtew 4: Jr. tl. ol ti. 4. 'I lm ttf Uni PATRICIA QUINN Q P Q R . , 2: Girl Reserve 7 34 Desert Song 3: The Chocolate Soldier 4 Custom fapella Chorus and Courtesy 4: A Kfhnir 4: Girls' 3: Mixed Cfhoruw 4, KATHRYN FINLAYSON S I' Q R I I . . . -: Draiuati: Cfluh l. 3. 4: Green Stock' iugsui Vhorua l: Custom and Ciourteay 4. ILARL 0VIA'l I' Intramural l3awlxetball Z, 3, 4: Associate Ifditor. Poem telliauu Vouncil 4. IIifY 4: I3oy. 4. C' hi e f. Trallie Iforce 4: S. I'. Q, R. Z. ROE HART lintered from Salt I.ake 3, I3oyw' liounfil 3,41 lli Y 3: Track 3, I ' Club 4: Hon or Society 4: Une Art Piav C on tewt 3: Iftlitor, 'lloca telliau 4. WILSON HALL Entered 4: Boys' Council 4: Ili Y 4 WILI.I AM LINDELL . . . . .: .nd I, S P Q R l I IM 1. 3, 4: Orehestra l. 1. 3. 4 Mu i C nt t l 3 4 si .o ex ,l, , 1 National Solo Voulext 3, 4. Woodwind Quartet I, 4: National Ilnsemhle Contest 3 4 II X 4 1 i-' 1 Red au,l Blue 3: I3uxinesa Miuiger 4: One Act Play Contest 1, 4. iiaimf st-eat-ty 4. Northwest Orehexira 3. MARVA SORIENSON liirlw' Council Z, 3. 4: liiil Reserve l: S I', II. 1: Jr. C f. of Cf 3, Kodak Lflub 4: Associate Editor. Red and I3lue 4, Girls' Vhorus Z. 3: Ulbexert Song 3: lflijah 3. imlm ,sig-ww wr.,aw-anne-M1 VlRGlNlA CUlVlMlSKY Chorus 1. 3: Cuitum .intl Courlrsy 4. STANLEY MliRRll.l, Choruw Z. 3. 41 l tank Vv'l70'x llrrvu. ' l7csv rt Songw liux. Nlgr. Poc.1irl' lian 4, MAURINE HENDERSON J. U. G, 2: Vice Prvsnlt-nt 3: Prcsidcnt 4: Minstrel 3: Mntlrignl flub li Cuwtum and Cuurtesy 4. FRANCIS ELLIOT 4H Fnrcslry Club 2: flux tom nncl It-nriuy 4. JESS l.OWMAN Pmxlxrlbull 3: Ji. if ul V, 2. '33 Claw Ticnxurrr 4. BENGTA HANSON Girl Rcwl'vn' Z. l. Prexitlvnl 4: ll o'Clocla Club: Sri rvlnry Z: Prcxidcnl 3, .lr K' ol C Z. '51 G. A. A, Z. 3, 41 Girls' lmttur Vlub 4: C' u R 1 tw m .intl CR-iirww 4: Aliiistrt-I 3. RAYMOND OVI All CHARLES NELSON lfrlrtif lun Jos' XVI ll'I'li G A, A, 4, Cfiisluni in' Cniurlvwy 4 VERNON O'CONNliR l3uwrt Sungllz Chorus 3. 43 Boys' Qilarlvllt' 4. JESSIE THOMPSON f'ommt'rci.il Cfoiitvxt 31 Cusf mm .intl Vourlcsy 4. OPAL HURD Chorus 1. 4: Glcu C'ub Z. 41 S. P. Q R. Z: 'lools XVlm'x llcrcw, 'Tln' Choco- lnlt' Suldiurf' Grrvn Stock- ingx' Dmnmtic Club 42 Ont' Att l'1.1y1'twnics1 4, MAX RlCllARDSON luir.imur.il llmrlu-lb.ill Z, 3 lVlARGAR ET GATES 5. P. Q R. Z: G A. A 3 4 C tw 3 Rtl 7 flaw Sccrcny 3 'i nntl Fxluvnz fhorus 4: Cue' mm .intl Courtesy 4 lVlII,I.ARD CARNES l.imk Wlmk. llt-rr' , S, l' Q R 1: Orplxvus klub 3 DWAIN GRll7l3l'Iill linlwxlmll 1, W, 4, Foutlmll 1, 4: 'limclx Z. 3, Golf 3 Louisia Bl.AKlfI.Y Rell and Blue 5 Vw'll.I.ARD BARKPR 'l'r.xffic Forcu 4: -lr. C. of V. 4. PENHLOPE KATSILOMIQTES G. A. A. 4, 4: Girl Rcwrvc 734JUG4C'u9 tom and Courtcsy 4. DONA DAl.'llON li. A. A. 2. 3: .l. U. G. 4 Girls' Ccuuncil Z, 3, 4: Hand Z, 71. Dawn Snngui Eli- i.ih : Alinxtrcl lg Custom .intl Vourtcsy 4 KAY l,A'l'ER lntmmurnl Pmckctbnll Jr. Cx of Cf. Z. JFANNE C:ARRli'I I' Girl Rvwrvc 1, 3. LMEIJNLQ YOUNG Pnlcrcd from Grace 'SI Girlx' Council 3. 4: llonor Socictv 4: 12 o'Clock Club 4: Rui and Blue 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. GEORGE BAKER Band 2, 3: lntrnmuml llisf lwlball 2: Traffic Porcc 4. lVlARNE RUGGLES Girl Reserve Z: G. A. A. 1. 3, 4g Girls' Cborm Z, 3. Dexert Sungu: Kodnk Cub 4:Unc Act Play Contcvt 4: .Ir. C. of C, 4: Custom and Cnurfiky 4. JACK ARMSTRONQQ RM IWAM 4'l'iliiab : l7rsril hiring . Orclwvlrn Z: ffhuriu 1. l. Pmslwtball 4: Gulf Z. 3. 4. JANET ROBERTS lfntvrvml from Sal! l..ilw Vily 41 C'uslm'n and Courtesy 4: Ont' Act Play Contcst 4. JACK BATES French Club 4. ORLEAN LONGHURST ', . A. 2: Vicr President 4, pi.. 91 A mm .ind Cfourtccy 4. l-lERSClllEl. CLARK IRA lVllililSDl'lll 41 Presidcnl 4: Jr. C. of C. Z: Svcrclnry 3: lZ o'Clock Club Z. 41 Girl Rvscrvr 2, l. 4: RM and Blue 4: Grrlt' lcliur Club 4: Cui' tom and Kfnurtvsy 4, SAMIIE KANOMATA Girl Reserve, Girls' Council: Custom and Ci o u r l e s YZ Chemistry Club: Pocatel- li.1n. GEORGE CROTTS af. cg. of C. MAXINE JENSEN lfnteretl from l3urley 4: Girl Reserve 4. CLOVER CJRINIOND fiustom and Co .y. LADDIIE STA Entered from Twin MART' CATHERINE OCEEE S. P. Q R. 2: Girls' Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Ctlslnttt and Courtesy 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Red and l3fue : Chorus 3: Girls' Letter Club 4. .IOI-IN PERKINS HifY 3, 41 Sports Editor, Red and l3lue 1 Pocate'- lian 3: T r a f f i c Squad: Seven Keys to I3aldpate : Intramural Basketball. MORGAN IVICINTIER 4lI Forestry Club 2: Ko- dak Club 4: Jr. C. of C. 4. IVIELBA WA'I'LINGTON .I. U. G. 2. 3. 4: Nladrigal Club: A Capella Choir 42 Elijalt : Desert Songul Look XVho's Herewz Min- strel 3: Custom and Cour- tesy 4. ED . LL 'rack 4: tball 2: Bas- etball 21 C rus. EL BETH I-IEER 'f. of C.: Girls' Council: C nt and Courtesy, NELL .EW ' Gir eser : Pre' ent Z: eside Treasu ' ' etary I : rel : Cu and Cou y 4: G.A.A. ' 'Cloc Club: .Ir . of .1 Gir Letter Club 4. ROBERT GALLAFENT tvmaatm, Hi-Y Noon 4. IDOROTI-IY PEAY -HI Forestry Club 3: Chorus 3: Custom and Courtesy 4. ROBERT HAMMERSTEN JACK WHITE Dramatic Club 4: Red and Blue 4: Desert Songwz Minstrel 3: Green Stock- ings 3 The Chocolate Sol, dier : Seven Keys to Bald- pate : Intramural Basket- ball. 'l hilly Ihr VJILLIAM TRAHANT RUSSELL BASSETT Intramural Basketball. Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Jr. C. of C. 2. ALDEN l.O'I'T Q French ciiub 2, 3, 4. GLEN FULLENWIDER Kodak Club 4, DOROTHY CLARK V Entered from Salt Lake City VELMA PE-AKC 4: J. U. G. 4: One Act Play C u s t o m and Courtesy 4: Contest 4: C u s t o m and Girl Reserve 1: G, A. A. 3. Courtesy 4. 4: Chorus 2. JOSFPHINE HENSON Q, 4 DOLORES PERCIVAL 5' P' Q' R' Z' I' 4P curls S. P. R. Z: Girl Reserve Vounttl 4: Chorus I: Nlatif rigal Club: Green Stock' ing Custom and Court- es . 2. 3: Home Room Represen- tative 3: Custom and Court- esy 4. GFNEVIFVE EVANS If n I e r e tl from Salt l.ake City 3. ARJORIE YORK Gir' ,o '43 .U.G. 4' 'Pocate Ween ' ckingsul h , ate dllffufr 40' X 'O I S ENICE JENSEN ' ' SUI 50 P. R. 2. 3: French Club 4: Chorus 3. 4: Girl Reserve 4: PoCatellian 41 ElijaIt : Desert Songui The Chocolate Soldier , A Capella Choir 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. VERDEAN JENSE G. A. A. 3, 4: Custom Courtesy 4. HARRELL MARTIN Red and I3 lu e 1 French Club 4. 4ll Forestry Club 4. ROBERT BANNING Entered from Horton. Kan. ROBERT OVER'I-ON 4: XVrestling and Boxing 4. 4lI Forestry Club 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Boxing 4: JACK CARNES P Club 4: Track 3, 4. S- pl Q- Rl 2: Hhs 4: In, tramural Basketball Z: Red and l3lue 4: One Act Play Contest 3. i state Male Vlxorus 4: Start HAL WATASON RICHARD HOCKING Senator 2: School iiourl, Boys' Council: Vice Prem dent 4. IVIARGARY EOREMAN IRVIN SCOTT 'VIARGARET EOLEY G, A. AH .I U. Ci.: Ciuuom and Ciourlesy 4. EAUN Cl IILTON ANTHONY ROJ AS ORA JOHNSON VIRGINIA AMASON Intramural Basketball 3, 4 ffuitom and Courtesy 4. Girl Reserve 3. BI1'l'TY NEAL ROBERTA BUCKLAND VJILLIAM NILES -HI lforextrv: Secretary 1: Vice PresItIenI 3: fiusluni and iioilrtexv 4. VJlI.I,lAM GREGG 'ErminI ', Dramatic Cflub l. 3. -I: lHoratI'llian 4: 'look XX'ho'Q I-lere : DeQerI Song , A Capella Choir 43 Glre Club I. Z. 3: Inter' tnnn-cr I, Z. ELSIIQ SMITII S I' O I' I L' G Fu .,.x,. .,x Iom and Courtesy 4. EARL REYNOLDS . -II-I Iiorexlry C I II b 1 Pep Club: l.ooIm XX'ho's Hersh: 'Ik-svn Snngm: Boys' Chor- Orrhfslm 210- A- A- 1- 3- uw: Starr tontesr I. 2. Vice President 4: Girl Rr 'fm' 1- j- ir Jr ff of Q' KIEITII MoRRIs 3 T' l' Ocilock Chnl, Lg Red and Blue 3, 4. Seu- 'Ireasurer 3: Senate 31 f1IrIS Mc 1 Letter Club 4. flaws Secre ' tary 4: Minstrel 2' Custom ALM? AXIDERQON .Incl Courtesy 4. REX RICHARDSON Choruw 4. ERMA STEPHENS 'l734GA lurk Iouncr L, . : A. 3, Secretary 4. llonor Society 3, 4: tfuxtom and Churtew 4. DAVID STONE G. A. A: .I. U Cr . Ciusmm --Gwyn Stockings'-1 School C'horu Q I 2' and Courtesy 4. EUGENE PETERSON lhrrly Iwur Attorney: Hr-Y 1' I u hz Vice Presi- dent 4. S. P. Q. R. Z: Girls' Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserve Z: Vice President 3. Dramatic Club Z. 3: Honor Society 3. 4. BOI3 SHEERAN Senator 4: One Act Play Contest 3: Hi-Y Noon: In- tramural Basketball Z. 3. 4: IIome Room Reprcientativc 3: Tennis 3. 4. CBEORGE HARRIS Football Z, 3: llaptain 4: P Club 2: Vice Preeident 3: Secretary-Treasurer 4. i Deeert Songu: Eliiah : The Chocolate Soldier. WILI-IAM SIJILLIVIAN 4H I7oreQlry Club 3. 4: Miners tiluh 3: Medicine Mun 3: Secretary-Treasurer 4: .Ir C. of C. 4: Chorus 2. 4. IIRED HUBBARD Golf I, Z, 3, 4: Intramural PaaQl-,elball I, Z. DANICE ADAMS Girls' Council 4, Custom and Courtesy 4, French Club Z, 31 Secretary 4: PocateIlian : Koda In Club. INEZ OLSON Chorus I, 3: P. Q. R. I. 2: CuQton'I and Courtew 4: Errnine : PocatelIian 4:4'Erminc : PocatclIian 4. DEL MAR MERRILL Entered fr 0 m Wfnchington, C.-4: Band 4. CHARLES WARING Band Z. 3. 4: Orchertra 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Chem- istry C I u b 4: Trumpcters Thrcc Z, 3, 4. IVIADELINE ROWLAND S. P. R, 3: Honor So- ciety 4: J. U. G.: Custom and Courtesy 4. DENNIS PACK Intramural BasltetbalI Z, 3. 4: Chorus 4: The Choco- late Soldieru: Track 47 A Capella Choir 4. EVELYN EAGAN I2 o'Clock C I u b : Ercnch Club: Custom and Courtesy. IVIAZIE PELTON G, A. A. 3, 4: Girl Reserve 4: Custom and Courtesy 4: Red and Blue 4: Girls' I.etter Club 4. DOROTHY BAILEY Custom and Courtesy 4. ALFRED I-JEDERSON Chorus Z, 3: Hi-Y Noon 4: Bo s' Council. WAYNE SORENSEN I Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Dance Band 3, 4: All State Band Z. All Northwest Band 3: Slate Solo XVinner 2: Minstrel Show 3: 4II Forestry Club 3: Miners Club 3: Sax Quartet 4. ELAINE BENSON ,Band l. Z, ffr,Orchestra 1, '2, 3: Customlimd Courtesy 4: If. C. of C. 4. THOMAS WILLIAMS Magaiine Editor 4. HELEN Mc3CLA13A-f I It I Dramatic Club T: Treasurtr N ROBERT GARVIN s. P. Q. R. 3. ERMA FIKSTAD G. A. A. 4: J. U. O. 4 Custom and Courtesy 4, RAY HANCOCK GLENN HANKINS Basketball Z. 3, 4: Chemis- try Club 3, 4: Football 2 3: Track 2, 3, 4. 'lihfrly-I HAROLD ERICKSON JAMES ZACCARDI Boxing: Intramural Basket- ball. ELIZABETH YOUNG Entered from Laramie, Wy- uminq 4: Jr. C. of C, 4: G. A. A.: Custom and Court- esy 4. I.II.I.lI:i THOMSISN lznlered from Grandview 33 Chemistry Club I. 4: S. P. Q. R, 3, 4: Custom and iw L .-'-t . .. - 3 - rf Lourtesy 4: Red and 4' 5- P- Q- RA ' A i I V- 5 Blue 4. JULES DODS .1 ' ' A,fg?' 5 ,fp -'Im and Blue IIi.Y Noon. BRUCQ q'50Mp,31.f-,f ,' .Q di., MIKE GATES Orattiry'WfHTeI 'Yoetr CC 'J'-fi .fs :MIK Football lf 2' 3' 'li Tuck It I 2 3 I r 4' ' ci' 3 4' P C1Ub 3 4 Iva , : n ramura ' S- r ' 'I -fi' ' 4. . : - - IQIINII nz. sz Dmmitizsenvf Ilfl-144, Hi' ..-:sw MAX OLSEN 5' 4: Dcscn Song' , Yixgipxwfibv School Court NJHA? Track 43 B-'Qkelb-mi DOROTHY BERGIN JIIAN TON fel. y ffl 4: Custom and Courtesy 4: Football. Entered from Collingxwood, Girl Reserve 1: Gina r 'f --Rnd and mm, 4. French N. J, 4. G' A4 A. ,fi Custom 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: CIIwroIr?252g.5,.,.wCI,,b Z5 Girl Reserve 2- I.ULA KIRKMAN and coumsy -I. HPQWQI. and Courtesy 4' Girls' Letter cub 4. S. l'. R, I. 2: Chorus I, lian 4. 2, 1. Custom and Courtesy ELEANOR IVIULLIHAN JOHNSON BOYATT 43 -Mmsfffl 33 A CJPFHJ GEORGE SHERWOOD cl- A' A- 3- Intramural Basketball. Chou' Dramatic Club Z. 3: Vars- W Y My If y Basketball: Intramural GORDON HOUTL BOYD HENDERSON HARLEX BAT E5 SPOUS 4- Entered from Arimo High Z: RosCoE THOMAS Chorus Z. 3: Yell Leader 3: LEE VENEMON LOUISE TYLER ' Intramural Sports. Madrigal Club 3. m- v Y- l RUSSELL FEREDAY Entered from Salt l.alte Frtv 3: Chorus 4 liodilt filnh 4: A Capella Choir 4 VIRGINIA GUMMERSALI. BRYANT HANSON Assistant DeII1nll3f . 3, 4: Boys' Vountxl 3, 4, EVELYN POTTS Girl Reserve 3, 4. RUTH PETERSEN Entered from San Jose, f.al, 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. lRVlN SAT'l'ERFlEl.D lnlvrf-fl irom Aberdeen, l3.Ix- ltetb.I'l. NORMA Co'I'TRI5I.I. lfnlerrtl lrom Malad. fus- Iom and fotiriiwy 4: J. LT. G. l'lAROLD BROVVN Football L. 3, 4. lr' Club 4: llifY Noon: Vice Pri-xi dent 4: l3oVs' Council 1, 3, 4: Desert Song . The I 'Io colatc Soldicru. lntramural Wrestling 1. 3 il lulltf SI x IVAN MCPHERSON 4H Forestry Vlub 2: Foot' hall 3, 4. PH Club 4-1 l3ovs' founcil 4: l3otly President 4. Student MARJORIE MARTIN Custom and Courtesy 4, GUI' YAMASIIITA EvI5I.YN HAI,I. French Club 3: .l. U. C. 4. l,OlS NELSON Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4. G. A. A, 1. P. o, R. z, I: French Club 3, 4: President 4: Girls' Coun'il 4, Po- catcllian 4: Labinel 3. 4. iiustom and Courtesy 4. ROBERT GLASGOXV lzntvred from Riverside, Cal. 3. HI Y 3. 4 Kodak Club: I' r e s i tl e nt 4: l ocatt'lf han 4 HELEN BlSTl,lNli liirl Reserve Z: S. P. Q, R 3: .I CX. of C. 4: Custom .ind tknirtesy 4. BILLY NUCKOLS Minstrel 3: Look Nvhois llere' Desert Songm: Or pheus filuh: Chorus 3: Boys' Cilee Club 3. HAL KING Chorus 4. Thu Chocolate Soldier ii KATHERINE ALLMAN Girl Reserve Z. 4: Girls' Council 3: Vice President 4: Ci. A. A. 31 French Club 3: Treasurer 4. Custom and Ciourtesy 4: Red and l3lue 1 l'ofatellian 4. JACK DAVIS Band l, Z: llI-Y Noon 3. 4: Senate 4: S, P. Q. R. l. Z: lntramural Sports 1. 2. MARY JEAN CAMPBELL 3. l'. Q, R. l, Z: Curl Re- serve l. 1, 3: Girls' Coun- cil 2. 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 32 'lirminem in u Q t o m and lourtesy 4. PIIYLLIS NORTON Entered from Kansas City. T Nlo. li Girls' Council 3, 4: llonor So-:iety 4: F r e n C h Club 3. 4: P. R. 3: Pocalellxan 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. Wll.l.lAlVl STOKER S l'. Q, R. 2: Senate Z: Red and Blue 3. ELSlE COLAlANNl G, A. A. 3, 4: S. P. Q. R. l: Custom and Courtesy 4: Girl Reserve 3: Chorus Z. lVlll.ES GORDON s. Ir o. R. z, T, 4. Chem- i-trv C'uh 3, 4: Nledicine Nler 3, 4: Traffic Force 4: Kodak Club 4. LEROY JENKINS Jr. C. of C, Z: Miners Club 3: Medicine Men 3: Traffic l7or'e 3, 4: Desert Song : The Chocolate Sofdier : A Capella Choir 3, 4. JEAN SUE KEELEN S. P. R. Z: Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Cus- tom and Courtesy 4. THOMAS WOOD Minstrel 3, 4: Dramatic Cilub Z, 3, 4: Look Who's Here : D e s e r t Songu: G r e e n Sto'kings : The Chocolate Soldicru: Seven Keys to Baldpateu: Chem- istry Club 3, 4: Kodak Club 4: Pocatelli.1n : Stu- dent Court 4. Sl-llRLE.Y PETERMAN Dramatic Club Z, 3. 4: G. A. A. 1, 4: s. P. Q. R. 2: Girls' Council 4: Chorus 31 Minstrel 31 C u s t o m and Courtexy 4. ILENE BAKER Entered from Fillmore, Utah 3: Dramatic Cub 3. 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Minstrel 3: Elijah : D:sert Songuz T h e Chocolate So'dier : One Act Play Contest 3, 4: A Capella Choir 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. VIRGIL BROWN Band Z, 3: Chorus Z. 3: Radio Club Z: Look VJho's Harem: Desert Songu: Min- strel 3: Orchestra 3. LEOLA ECKERSLEY S.P. QR. Z: G.A. A. 3, Treasurer 4: Pocatellian 3. 4: Red and Blue 4. Chorus 4: C u s to m and Courtesy 4. WILLARD LYON Traffic Force 2, 3, 4: Chorus Z: Or:hcstrn 3: Jr. C, of C. 3. 4. BIRDEON IVIATTIIEVJS Custom and Courtesy 4. RICHARD MULLENS Entcrvd from Chrvvnnc 3: Ili-Y 3, 4: I3oys.' Council 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Green Stockingxn. Scvun Krys to l3aldpatc : Scnatc 4. Cl IRISTINE CO'I IiREI.l. Entcrctl from Dvnver 4. DEAN CALL nm' 3, 4, r.mm ' BOB BRENNA JUNE WATSON Girls' Council Z. 3. 4: Cfuvf tom and Clolirtvxy 4: S, P. Q, R. 2. HALO CACCIA Intramural XVrvstling 3, 4: l700tball2,3,4: P Club 4. ARLINE MARTINDALE S, P. Q. R. 2: Girls' Coun- cil Z. 3: Prcsidcnt 4: Look XX'ho's Ihre , D r Q c r t Songn: T li c Cfhocolatc Soldivrug Class Treasurer 3: Ilonor Society 3, 4: Cfuxtom and Courtvwy 4: A Capella Choir 4: Commvrcial Con- test 3. HAZLE CARVER I7rrnch Club 2: Dramatic Club Z, 3: Prcsidcnt 4: Rell and I3lur 4: Custom and fourtcsy 4: Ons Act Play Contuet 3, 4. WIL ERHAM nc Act Cfonlcrt 3, 43 'cnatu 4. B AH CALL ED VELINIS I: cd I r o m Denver 3: M1 g Cflub 31 Honor S0- cic 4: ' c Clt 3. 4: yx' nc 3: ' cas' ur 4: ant D 5 4. IVIAX , I3ovQ' Counci 3, 4' Socicty 3. IQLOUISF SIDANBAUER P. Q. R. 2, 3: G. A. A 3: Jr. C, of C. 4: t'uQtorn and Courtusy 4. FRANCIS SILER I, Cflub: I3askctball: In- tramural Sports: Track. IRENE OLSON C' horu Q 3, Orflicslra Z. RMI and l3Iuu 3, 43 Po, catcllianu 4: Custom and Courtesy 4. BARBARA lVIII.liY S, I'. Q. li. Z. Ciirl Rvwrvc 1, 3: Kxustoun and Court- usy 4. I III3lf5ER-I' Blil:Sl.IfY I3 r v n c li Vlub 4: Kodak tflub 4. ZI:I.lN'IA IfI.l.lO'l'T Kustom and lfourltwy 4: Girl Rvscrvu l. SIIERMAN IJURIEY lfntvrrtl from I ox Angrlvs 4: Urclitwtra 4: I3 o y x' Voun all NRANI l'IOUSl.lfY IlifY Noon 4: 'I' ra I Ii c Sqn. M , -, 1 ' A, A P wrvt- 3 fillhltir an tcsy 4. RALPH HENDERS Izntviutl Ironi Arimo lligli 2: Yell l carlvr 3: Mining 3: lllvc fllub 1, 3, IMOGIQNIQ KRIPIDNIQR Ji. Cf ol C, l. 2: CB. A. A. 2. 3: Ikuatoni antl You Y Il my 4: J. U. li, Z. 3: Choi' uw 1, 3, 4: Dcclaniatory 3: One Act Play Cfontt-at 4: Iilijah. 'I lair IVIAXINE PARKINSON Cr. A. A. 3, 4: kuxtom .intl Vourtt-xy 4. DlfI.l, lVlll'iIfSliI.I- l'nlcrul from ltlalio Valle 3 'llbvsvrl Songw: Avi. Ifoot ball M.inaw'r 3: lioulluall i- Managrr 1 ' ' 4 I Cluh 4. Boxing and XVn'xlling Mana gur 3. .IUNIS IIOSTIER Jr. C. ot 4. 2. 4: Cfuxtoni and tourlt-xy 4, CARI. Vx'll.l.IAMS YAL ANDERSON Kodak Club 4. I Club 4. I.i.oNa CARTIQR JOHN RoczifRs IVIARIIS 'I'US'I'IN Vhurux 41 li. A. A. rtntli 4:lux toni .intl Courtrsy 4. -f t..11 n - I r1 lo Nil ri COY PETTY Fntered from I3urfev 3 G A. A. 3: luxxlmn .mtl ikuur tcsy 4. JAMES BUI.I.OffK Vhestling 3. 4. JUNE PATZ G. A. A 3, -I .l.Utr-1, I 0CJlelIi.m 4: f'ustun1 .mtl Courtesy 4. OWEN IQARSTAD lntrnn1ur.1l l3.ultt-llull . . P0cntclllnn 3, 4. -wg. 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'vvrly 1 , ' . f L ' Bisllxnc, Z 'rw S , '- '- o g ' ' ' ., :llc . . , un nr 171 lx ll n N1 lil! 1 R1 xx '51 wha! Pug, I on lml x51,1lon, In hm mon: 11 r Xxx mu Xhrllm Sun-mx . u 8 .1 J ff t , xi I J, .,4 Q Z4 DUNS Z,f.7'-'tx 7.5 +52 ill? -,f':?. ww'- .l 25 51- I uw Chemislreq First Row: Bryant Hanson, James Hawkes, Lillie Thomsen. Miles Gordon, Dorothy Hall, Harry Hong. Second Row: George Holt. Elbcrta Hutchinson, Tom Wood. Ed Graveline. Lona Cox, Glenn Hankins. Third Row: Samic Kanomata, Robert Curtis. Ruth Peterson, Rodney Ghristenson. IQ JCIUCL Clul, First Row: Ruby Frazier. Thelma Lewis. Eva Anderson, Ruth Boylan. Evelyn Eagan, Belva Briscoe. Second Row: Blanche Lusk, Delma Dalton, Helen Grooms. Marie Holt, Wanda Latimer, Alta Grooms. Third Row: Beulah Terry. Grace Hanes. Marie Willianis. 4-I-i Foeeslvq First Row: Parley Hemming. Bob Herrick, Bill Hill. Wayne Helm. Second Row: Don Grover, Orval Hansen, Rex Hansen, Jack Malmquist. French Club First Row: Lois Nelson, Wayne Bollschweiler. Margaret McCormick. Socorra Gonsalez, Roy Mills. Fred Hill. Doris Kutterer, Francis l,a Mothe. Frances Kelly. Venice Jensen. Second Row: Ruth Peterson, Hibbert Beesley. Katherine Allman, Betty Downing, Sam Pullos. Evelyn Tomanek. Juliette Cordon, Royal Anderson. Madelyn Prinsen. Evelyn Eagan. Third Row: Aiko Okamura, Madeline Greco. Barbara Barker. Bill Niles, Thelma Brown. Jack Bates. Betty Vvlells. Al Cordon, Phyllis Norton. fly ILL l Bob Moberl Bill Fleming S. ID. Q. IQ. S.P.Q.R. is one of the most dignified or- ganizations in school. Its members, who all profess to be well versed in the L atin language, b r i n g life and meaning to that ancient classical tongue.To be a mem- ber, one must have completed two years of Latin and be en- rolled in Latin classes at present. A very un- usual accomplishment of the club was the presentation of a marionette s h o w in the assembly. M i s s Vivienne Mosher is the very able faculty adviser. Bob Moberly is the President 3 Roma Jean Hendricks the Treasurer: Beth- ene Spahr the Secre- tary: a n d Dorothy Hall, the Vice Presi- dent. y, Beverly Harrison Mary Sheldon Edward Hill Francis Grooms Marie Cawley Bethene Spahr Ruth Ann Brothers Junior Gillis Mary Nishisaki Mary Sullivan Lucille Keating Norma Ward Eileen Spencer David Young Donald Butler Edna Edwards Robert Bohrer Lora Stratford Phyllis Marley Lillie Thomsen Ben Tandy A. L. Biggins Marjorie Stocker Wanda Haley Bonnie Jennings George Henry Margaret Ray Cleare Miles Gordon Bob Herrick Jean Thoma Vernon Gee Beverley Graveline Roma Jean Hendricks Ann Wagner Phyllis Nelson Richard Gordon Alice Skinner Amy Allman Asiel Blair Josephine Henson La Marr Eggerlsen Ruth Scharling Dorothy Hall Dorothy Friedel Nellie Williams Ruth Garter Joseph Primbs Parley Hemming Dona Halliwell Helen Pearson Lloyd Call Bert Tensmeyer Elizabeth Ann Hunter Marlaine Rogers Doris Tyler Vklayne Rodeback Victor Warring lwlly-l'ouz The . . . Clmmliap Or COHIIUQFCQ The Chamber of Com- merce Ill was organized to further interest in business among the students in the department and to give them a practical view of the business world. The members ofthe club have been guests at the C h a m b e r of Commerce luncheons each week. A formal dance was sponsored by the club un- der the leadership of: Miss Eunice Congleton, the ad- viser: Donald Jensen, Pres- ident: Thelma Lewis, Vice President: Eunice Watson, Secretary: and Ruth Eos- sum, Treasurer. Giving of a W a r ds for commercial attainment is also a major activity of this club. It stimulates interest in both typing and short- hand. Bill Hall Melba Campbell Mildred Haney June Foster Vvlilliam Spillman Lotus Maynard Sarah Pederson Alice Boyes Lula Vwfardle Jake Denny Naomi Allbright .less Lowman Ruth Possum Belly Amundsen Evelyn Welch Walter Culbertson Eleanor Anderson Faye Gemmell Leland Hawkley Norma Egan Charlotte Rose Vetura Clark Lois Pickett Geraldine Wilkes Elaine Benson Claudine Ballantyne l,aureta Williams Carmie Gianchetta Marne Ruggles Williard Lyons Alice Skinner Virginia Sellars Don Jensen Ozella Cronenberger Thelma Lewis Morgan Mclntyre Florence Wade Zelpha Bennett Rhoda Culbertson Monica .lane Oliver Pauline Haney Mary Bistline Verna Olsen Elizabeth Heer Ronald Mottishaw Helen Bistline Marjorie Foreman Robert Geothe Mildred Wade Lulu Terry Elizabeth Young Eunice Watson Clara Williams Richard Hyldahl Bernice Bowen Wanda De La Mar C l. l Richard Mullens Richard Hocking Rolland Neilson Ed Graveline Robert Curtis Tom Giles Ed Hill Bob Nloberly Glen Mullens Parley Hemming George Henry Roe Hart Fifty-Stix Sherman lfurey Tom Vvlilliams .limmy Mullen Bob Carlson Bob Auernig Alfred Pederson Max Allen Farr Porter Bryant Hansen Bob Vvfare Vylesley Merrill Ivan McPherson Tom Terrell Harold Brown Rex Hanson Earl Oviatt Don Jensen George Holt Jack Vvlagner l,loyd Call Irving Shepperd Harold Rice Jack Furey Vernon Gee Vvlilson Hall The . . . Bugs, Council The Boys' Council stands for Scholarship, Leadership, and Service to the School. As usual, the club has done much t o W a r d accomplishing these things. The main project of the club this year has been to undertake the promotion of the Pour Year Army. This seemed to the club a very Worthy project. In the spring the Whoopee Dance is held under the auspices of the club. Also the All School Mixer in the fall is supervised by the Council. Mr. Brown is the ad- viser: Richard Mullens, Presi- dent: Richard Hocking, Vice President: Rolland Neilson, Sec- retaryg Ed Graveline, Treasurer: and Tommy Terrell, Sergeant- at-arms. J. U. G. The J. U. G., which stands for Just Us Girls, is the Home Economics Club for girls. The aim of the club is to interest girls in home making and to further their knowledge of the domestic arts. Miss Ruth G. Dana, ad- viser, has been a constant inspir- ation and guide. Major Bowes, himself, brought his amateurs to an assembly for this group. A faculty tea is usually given in the spring by these girls. Maur- ine Henderson is President of the club: Neola Brothers is the Vice President: Mary Burnham, the Secretary: and Bernice Lowrie, the Treasurer. Maurine Henderson Margaret Foley Mary Burnham Kathryn Walter Bernice Powell Ethel Hess' Hilda Greene Erma Fickstad Shirley Harrison Gwen Thurston Florence Wade June Patz Anina Thomas Kathleen Strawn Florence Gianchetta Neola Brothers Marjorie Morgan Melba Campbell Edna Bailey Thora Sorenson Beatrice Fewens Erma Stevens Dorothy Clark Marjorie York Madeline Rowland Penelope Katsilometes Thelma Smith Loraine Perkins Pauline Haney Maxine Jensen Elda Burnham Valeen Hale Ha V Noon Club Through the splendid man- agement of Mr. Smith and the Reverend I. G. Roddy, the Hi-Y Noon Club has completed its second year. They gained their object of promoting character and scholarship among the boys and have taken an active part in school affairs. Robert Gallafent is the President and Robert Cur- tis is Secretary. Robert Gallafent .lim Bentley Grant Housley l,owell Thurston Junior Biggins Robert Curtis l.ce Venemon Jules Dods Paul Payne Jack Davis Robert Peart John Perkins Harold Brown Jack Hayes Alfred Pederson Earl Oviatt Harold Arbon Robert Bol irer Roland Deaton lilly-llyln Ha V Clul, The standards of the Hi-Y Club conform to high ideals of service and active participation in all the worth-while things. Every member strives to do his part. The annual Christmas box campaign carried on through the schools is one of its projects. Through this work many chil- dren are able to have happier Christmases, Bill Lindell is President: David Stone, Vice President: Ed Roberts, Secretary: and Wesley Merrill, Treasurer. William Lindell David Stone Rolland Neilson Wesley Merrill Sherman Eurey Bob Moberly Ben Tandy Jack Sessions George Holt Richard Koch Bill La Mar Richard Mullens Bill Hall Dean Call Don Jensen Glen Mullens Farr Porter Jim Mullen Jack Carnes Ivan McPherson Bob Glasgow Jack Wagner George Henry Ed Roberts Ed Graveline fflfly-A l i i Hazle Carver Richard Mullens Bill Bentley Cilen Mullens Barbara Baldwin .Nmlu Thomas Vyfood Vernon Ciee Jim Bentley Anne Meadows Jim Mullen Beverly Harrison l.a Marr Eggertsen Shirley Peterman Beth Bowen Veda Satterfield Kathryn Finlayson Bob Moberly Al Cordon William Gregg Ilene Baker Dnuriiulic The Dramatic Club furnishes directors for the One Act Plays: sponsors the All-School Play: and from its ranks come the pro- perty men, and scene shifters. As the main project this year the members of the club have formed a make-up class to give to those interested training and experience in the art of stage make-up. In connection with this they assisted in the make-up of the cast of The Chocolate Soldier. The club adviser is Miss Har- riet Hayes. The officers are: Pre- sident, Hazle Carver: Vice Presi- dent, Richard Mullensg Treas- urer, Bi ll Bentley: Secretary, Glen Mullens. Lyle Weeks Arthur Bauman Phyllis Nelson Nellie Williams Jack White Charlotte Rose Lillian Meadows Medicine Men One of the best pep clubs the school has ever had is said about the Medicine Men. It is one of the most original organ- izations in school. The cos- tumes, made by the members themselves, add a great deal to the personality of the club. Mr. Whitlow, noted for his enthus- iasm and loyalty to the athletic teams supplies the zest and in- spiration. The officers are Frank Frederickson and Bill Spillman who are President and Secretary respectively. Frank Fredrickson Charles Hibbard Richard Mullens Russell Fallcr Bill Spillman Leroy Kirkendall Eddie Thomas Dale Trenchard Miles Gordon Jerry Sims Lew Harrison VVaync Helm .lack Furey Ralph Allen Glen Mullens Frei Bergcndorff Glenda Williams Phyllis Norton Beth Bowen Ed Graveline Viola Cuoio Dona Schneider Bill Bentley Dorothy Ray Richard Hocking Mary Jean Campbell Barbara Baldwin Roe Hart N ,im I un Alice Anderson Arline Martindale Roberta Buckland Bill I,indell Vetura Clark Bob Moberly Jim Mullen Tom Giles l.ois Potter livelyn Allen Robert Curtis Margaret Ray Cleare Lotus Maynard Paul Payne Helen Austin Alice Toston .lean Thoma Richard Mullens Ann Oviatt Elberta Hutchinson l.indell Dills Veda Satterfield Betty Downing Q laric Holt lylonor Socielq The membership of the Hon- or Society is based upon such things as service and scholarship. The club is under the super- vision of Miss Helen Sweet. Glenda Williams was President during the first semester and Phyllis Norton during the sec- ond semester. Other officers are: Veda Satterfield, Vice President: Beth Bowen, Secretary: and Ed Graveline, Treasurer. Monica Oliver Socorra Gonsalez Ethel Chilton Mildred Barrett Barbara Barker l,ouise Karstad Helen Ruchti lxlcllioncil l-lonon Socieltj From the upper third of the Senior Class, the members of the principal's cabinet elect students to membership in the National Honor Society. Students must stand high in character, in ser- vice, and in leadership among their fellow students. A com- posite score is made, and the upper fifteen per cent determines the members. Miss Sweet. a member of Phi Beta Kappa, is adviser of the organiation. First Row Roberta Buckland Alice Anderson Bill Bentley Faun Chilton Nella Lewis Stanley Merrill Ardis Schwarz Second Row Helen Austin Roe Hart Dona Dalton Mary Jean Campbell Richard Hocking Evelyn Allen Harold Brown Third Row Anne Meadows Ivan McPherson Phyllis Norton Emeline Young Katherine Allman Thomas Williains XVilliam l.inClcll Fourth Row Bryant Hansen Helen Dick Samie Kanomata l,eland Hawkley Mary Cox Richard Mullens Ilene Baker lfiflh Row Sixth Row Seventh Row Betty Vvlells Rolland Neilson Hazle Carver David Stone l.eola Eckersley l.ois Nelson June Vvfatson Robert Ciallafent Lillie Thomsen Ed Graveline Mary Catherine O'Gee Harriet l.eonard Arline Martindale Max Allen Josephine Henson ,1. 'J 4 e.. Arline Martindale Katherine Allman Evelyn Allen Anne Meadows Mary Jean Campbell Ruth Carter GIIQLS' CCDUNCIL Under the splendid leadership of President Arline Martindale, Girls' Coun- cil has completed an unusually successful year. Character and service are the two essential objectives of the organization. An average of nine is required for membership. The officers are Katherine Allman, Vice President: Evelyn Allen, Secretary: Anne Meadows, Treasurer, and Miss Himena Hoffman, Adviser. I shall pass this way but once: therefore any good that I may do or any kindness that I may show to any living creature. let me not defer it nor neglect it. for I shall pass this way but once. l.ucille Keating Veda Satterfield Lora Stratford Mary Sullivan Cilenda VJilliams Norma Ward Jean Mayne Helen Austin Eunice Watson Doris Vining Elizabeth Heer Helen Arnold Roberta Buckland Ardis Schwarz Marva Sorenson Phyllis Norton Xixril-lfour Helen Pearson Mary Kasai Mayne Kinney Sybil Benson Lona Cox Theda McCurdy Peggy Tustin Socorra Cionsalez Samie Kanomata Vetura Clark Barbara Barker Alice Boyes Anita Tolmie Mary Catherine Ogee Dona Dalton I.ois Potter Maya Wilker Dorothy Meloy Jean Thomas Beth Bowen Shirley Peterman Josephine Henson Betty Wells I.ois Nelson Lotus Maynard Marlaine Rogers Margaret Ray Cleare Norma Egan Blanche Dunn Delilah Dudley Mary Valentine Monica Oliver Margaret McCormick Imogene Hartman Elizabeth Hunter Ruth Scharling I.illie Thomsen Aiko Okamura Barbara Baldwin Dorothy Hall Emeline Young Donna Schneider Marjorie York Mildred Barrett Bengta Hansen. Betty Wells Jeanne Garrett Nella Lewis Katherine Allman Verla Olsen Jean Sue Keelan Lorraine Perkins Marjorie Chester Maxine M. Jensen Maxine Jensen Marie Thyberg Ethel Chilton Amy Allman Faun Chilton Penelope Katsilometes 1 A Q 1 ll - M Dorothy Walters X , Francis Groom J ' 1 Mildred Wade I Tha Pearl Walters LXR li Anita Tolmie Q N l Elberta Hutchinson M Y I ' Mary Kasai lx Vivian Mathews I ik l Lois Nelson 0 Li Ruth Peterson , . Venice Jensen Q 1' ' Mary Nishisaki i 'T Teresa Yardley Edna Bailey Phyllis Nelson Faye Gemmell Lyle Weeks Lula Daniels Aiko Okamura Louise Tyler Carmen Digiacomo Joy Nelson Georgia Thorsted Orlean Longhurst Thelma Lewis Anamary Carrico Julie Espitallier June Rupp Gwen Thurston Doris Kutterer Norma Denkers Ethelda Kinsey Gladys Martin Ramona Cotant Nellie Cotant Stella Harris Ruth Anderson Samie Kanomata Mazie Pelton Lili T9 L GII-QI- LQESEIQVES The Girl Reserve Club is for younger girls organized under the principles of the Y. W. C. A. It stands for splendid health and for ideals and character The girls of the club assist in making toys for the children at Christmas they are interested in charity and generosity. In the spring the club gives a dinner for their mothers. The advisers of the club are Miss Edna Matson, and Miss Alice Butler. The officers of the club are Bengta Hansen, President: Betty Wells. Vice President: Jeanne Garrett, Secretary, Nella Lewis, Treasurer. The Cabinet mem bers are: Katherine Allman, Lois Nelson, Dorothy Walters, Anita Tolmie Elberta Hutchinson, Jean Sue Keelan, Carmen Digiacomo, Thelma Lewis. Sm: ..l.f. .if Q N?-., A4 . ,,.WA.ik X i.. Wwfw f- LfC fCfAlk L l IAN QU EEN 5 Having kjillidll NC IIQE QLIIfIfN'S AI IhNDANTS ANNI1 IVIIEAIJOWS IQRLIX STIZPIIENS VELIVIA PEAKE PATRICIA QUINN AI IENLNANIS TQ IIIE PRINCESS NORNIA IVIORRIS .IULIIE SERVEI- IVIADC-E STEVENS CAROLYN IVIELOY IIII WINNING IEAM VELSIA PIEAKE JACK VJ!-IITE IVIAX IVIILLER DE LEAS KUTTLER This is Pocatello High School from the top of the fire tower. Does it have a scholastic atmo- sphere? There's something about that monument-it attracts students. Here are a few of the Pocatel- lian staff. And this is a make-up class. Not similar to Mr. Browns' make-up classes, however. Graveline is the name. G-R-A-V-E-L-I-N-E, G r a v e - line. Senior senators. Sheeran and Derham have unique poses. You'll find their hands in their pockets frequently. What's this, Carron and Zelpha Bennett whooping it up? Bob Grady plays marbles. His pockets are full of bright shiny agates now. They are the Christmas carol- ers doing their bit to make life a bowl of cherries. All the world loves a lover -and so does Bruce Thomas. We present Shorty Banyard's limousine-in the gutter again. The girls envy Steele's waist line: the boys envy his strength ffl. 'Please deliver me to my mother's doorstep. Aw, come on, you guys: I blew my whistle. Guy Hanson never was cam- era shy- So what if I have a new number? S.-um I gf- Om' Here are some of those guys and gals who sing for a credit. In the bag. We don't mind the snow in April: we don't mind the wind, and we don't mind school. Place-University gym. Time-right after we had bear- meat in the old teepee. In other words, Mr. Green nodded his approval when we licked Twin Falls. UEyes right, shouted Mr. Fawson. Youse all wrong, claims Chocklet Burrell. Between two magnificent pil- lars we see the Don Juan rEarl Oviattl of the school at a fair maiden's rescue. What an automobile-what a teacher-and what a pipe! Ghandi and Guy showing off before the camera. He's fooling -he's not even worried. lt looks as if Margaret Gates likes the camera man or some- thing. It takes practice to be a good typist. Miss Justice is practising. Mike Gates is about to receive a lateral pass. UAW Shucks, Mr. Whitlow: take off that disguise. We know you're not Heap Big Hpain in the neck. S lfl Jack White-Mister to you --and new car-Susan to you. The occasion is one of the fr e q u e n t uprisings on the campus, These fellows will tell you Millard Carnes just loves to be wrapped around the flag pole. A'I'm not Frank Fredrickson: I'm Napoleon. When Bill Stoker goes swim- ming he never sinks, for a trusty life preserver saves him, he thinks. Tch-Tch - w h a t is the younger generation coming to? This is Mary Jean Campbells partyg it's her car, too. It's a peculiar thing: boys like to hold Leola Eckersley ltight or otherwisej. Stoker and Graveline are holding her other- wise. Presenting Charles Atkinson, our senior class prexy. I-le goes in for basketball too. They are demure looking, aren't they? Eldon Lott and Erma Steph- ens caught enjoying a good time at the field day doings. Stop the traffic, we are think- ing. Bruce and Keith enjoy their thinking. Lay to, Carnes-Jack and Millard. Carnes boys don't fight, they simply make fun and threaten each other when differ- ences arise. The Band played and we left. After all, the portables are e n j o y a ble classrooms. Miss Mosher always s m i l e s when leaving. S 'tu-my-I-'our Bottoms up-This is a shoe- tying demonstration. Julie Servel. Zelpha Bennett. Patricia Quinn, Guy Hanson, Jack Armstrong, and Bob Her- rick are practicing for should bel for the Opera. Joe and Jack think they're 21. When spring comes, can graduation be far behind? If you hear thunder, if you hear cannon, if you hear a lousy arrangement of The Music Goes 'round and 'roundf' it is Gerald Todd and his orchestra. Fawson poses for Glasgow between fifth and sixth hour classes. V Merle lsham and Beverly Graveline. Does he Rate! Rub both surfaces to be glued with stickom's glue. let dry for five minutes and apply while teacher is out of the room. This picture of part of the opera cast was posed last spring on the day the sun shone. Look closely and find Mr. Pugmire before his portable. Thats life for you. Coach Walt Price has the best seat on the fifty yard line, and he standgz up during the whole game. Pocatello High School az viewed from the street. Signals -you carry the ball Orlean, and l'll run interference, S 1 I Take it easy-these juniors and seniors seem to be doing just that thing. We see Bob Sheeran, Gaetano Gianchetta. Bill Dol- beer, Farr Porter, Dorothy Hall, and Glen Mullens taking five between classes. That with the baseball cap on is Rip Gledhill. Whitlow can't quite see the ball but if it comes near the plate he'll hit it, You'll recognize these guys. They're here every noon until the third bell rings. No chance for blocking this placement. The old trusty toe sent the ball between the up- rights for an extra point. These good looking girls are Norma Cottrell, Elvera Shep- erth, Mary Rogers, and Doris Scrowther, Take your pick of class rooms. Of course you can expect to be asked half a dozen times where you are going by inquisi- tive teachers, but those on hall- duty never bother. Shorty Banyard has a famous automobile, or have you heard? White shoes and a hot dog- here are Ray lsham and Evelyn Hall enjoying field day. These fems enjoy walking. Here's a new venture for Poky High. The marionettes wereahitl X S lt's all in the way you twist your wrist. This is another kind of remote control. When these Blokes get to- gether, look out for some fun. Very playful aren't they- Caccia and Hanson taking their daily dozen. lt's a favorite hobby - just standing around. The fems en- joy it for it encourages gossip. When Pocatello High hits the line, it stays hit. Remember how we took Burley 40-0? It's our old stand by, but note the military aspect. Fess up now, Charley. when were you in our navy? The cute little dog in the pic- ture is named Rover. This is Francis Siler in one of his le s s apprehensive moods. l-Ie's human. Go west young man, go west. 'AAnd then I weaved this way and let him have it. Xiu.-will lwylwl Behind the scenes-The dramatic club practices on themselves before taking on the job of making up casts and casts of players. lf she doesn't dive. only a toe will get wet. Caccia. Ghandi. Stoker. McDonald. Nuff said. Patricia Quinn poses between acts during a matinee. She trips the light fantastic. Bob Ware and Dan Regan. The long and short of it. Here is a unique shot. Clark is in the act of removing his presence from a Boise tackler. Two strikes. two outs. and the bases full. What a chance for a hero! Student Body Prexy. Ivan McPher- son. never did take a good picture with the sun in his eyes. Shirley Peterman and Maurine Hen- derson are not only seen together on the campus but also in a big Buick. Mr. Whitlow' has either forgotten something or someone has just re- marked. You do and you'll clean it up. Guy Hanson and Claudine Ballan- tyne. of school opera fame, look as if they are fresh from the old country. If you can't figure it out. we'll let you know. A difficult shot taken on a geometric angle of some Medicine Men. Miss Sweet and Miss Hanson stop and take five. Bob had to climb to great heights to get this one, Walt Price, Portable 3. Will you come into my parlor? lt's amazing how Bob Glasgow got all these girls together at one time, But then our photographer is amazing also. Si't'i'r7ltf'iX'lr1i' Whenpocatellomakesa touchdown, this is what makes the racket. Let's see. where was l sitting? Here, here, Larson. waste paper goes in the barrel. Rolland Neilson plays a vio- lin, and when he plays we listen. Pauline Burkholder didn't tell us she enjoys a cigar after each meal. Are they good cigars or lOc ones? Whif Green wouldn't pose regular like: he likes to show his personality from the rear. State Champs-Nuff said! Norma Morris got into a dif- ficult pose. Maybe this one was a surprise picture. The Kodak club lets some one else take a picture. Earl Oviatt isn't showing off: he's having a close-up by Flor- sheim. Prexy McPherson is famous for pounding the gavel, calling meetings to order, his profile, and for closing assemblies by saying Go to your 4th hour classes. Look 'em over, Walt: it only takes one! lull This isn't on the football field. but it's Mike Gates demonstrating a slow- motion pass. Jack White and Roe Hart have a habit of sluffing school. Here's proof. Rose Harris is an all-state end. They seldom bother about coming his way. Millard Carnes and Virgil Browng they are the school's classy dressers. Here are some puppeteers. If you twist the gadget so-Jack will climb the beamstalk. Keith Morris is after ducks. It's a popular sport in the fall. Mr. Smith-portable one. This is my casa. Pocatello played Idaho Falls there. We present a picture of between halves. Frank Fredrickson has on a new hat. but only one guess is needed for the answer to the silhouette picture. Bill Carlyle in a likely pose just be- fore leaving for the University and the State Tournament. Glasgow and Fereday. Have you ever seen them without a grin? Lee Hiltbrand plays in the band and on the basketball floor, but he might make a movie hero. A tense moment during the Twin Falls game. Phyllis Young poses on a ship's deck. She believes in nautical theme. Mullens--Medicine Fellis, Mulica, and characters, but whose playing with? carrying out a Man-Much. Isham are the big foot is Joe 'AChic Atkinson-Pocatello's alla state guard poses for a g lwyhlgf I tiny picture. We present Major Stoker and some amateurs. Note their wistful look and formal simplicity. Only first class amateurs can boast of these qualities. Al Cordon shines like a little light on these amateur programs: but don't let the pose fool you. He can spread it on as thick as mud if he wishes. VVhat an imitator. I imitate roost- ers, pigs airplanes, dog fights, and cat fights. His costume is the real thing. The Amateur Trio before the micro- phone. They harmonize. These at- tractive girls are Mary COX. Marjorie York, and Arline Martindale. She has been called 'fold faithful. A fitting name for Mary Jean Campbell. What a flop many of our assemblies would have been were it not for herl Wiki and Waiki, the two nuts from the nut house. Dale Dunn and Guy Hanson played the parts. The major and Hessie informed us that the answer of the duck question was that one of its legs are both alike. The little picture is our handsome student, Prexy. Which is Ralph and which is Boyd? If you look closely you can see the fly on my nose. l'm on the third row from the rear and the 25th seat over. l'ighlyfl!71'i'i' l W x ocolellicln diloPic1l5loll Editor ---f'---- Roe Hart Associate Editor ----- Earl Oviatt Art Editors - Kazuo Takechi. Samie Kanomata Bob Dutton Organizations ----- Marjorie York Calendar ---f-- Veda Satterfield Activities - - - Leola Eckersley Administration ----- Aura Haines Features ------- Venice Jensen Snapshots - - - Bob Glasgow, Tom Wood, Maxine Jensen E HART . y ' Girls' Sports - - - - June Patz - Boys' Sports - - 4 - Ed Roberts . ior Representative - Phyllis Norton JJ J!! enior Activities ---- Dorothy Bergin ' Junior Representative - - - Alice Skinner ujiy Sophomore Representative - - Marian Criswell Freshman Representative - - Burrell Robinson Proof Reader --f-A- Lois Nelson ' Typists - - - Katherine Allman. Jack Hayes, Evelyn Allen Advisers 4 - - Mrs, Call, Miss Thompson QS EARL OVIATT First Row: Aura Haines. Dorothy Bergin. Leola Eckersley. June Patz. Maxine Jensen. Second Row: Roe Hart. Phyllis Norton. I.ois Nelson. Katherine Allman. Marjorie York, Veda Satterfield, Third Row: Burrell Robinson. Earl Oviatt. 'I homas XNood, Jack Hayes. lzylvly Sm occilellism usiness Sloll Business Manager - - Stanley Merrill Assistant Manager - - Robert Curtis STANLEY NIERRILI Treasurer ------ Owen Karstad Secretary - Leona Carter. Wanda De La Mare Organizations Manager Y - William Gregg Sales Managers - - Irene Olsen, Inez Olsen Adviser - - - - - Mr. Busby ROBERT CURTIS William Gregg, Robert Curtis, Irene Olsen, Stanley Merrill. I-'ighly-Ifighr Editor-in-Chief - - - - Helen Austin Associate Editors - - Hazle Carver. Helen Dick Ciirls' Sports ---- Ardis Claire Schwarz, Orlean Longhurst Desk Editors ---- Mary Catherine Ogee, Emeline Young HELEN AUSTIN ' Society Editor - - Margaret Gates Boys' Sports ----- Wesley Merrill - Helen Dick, Melba Campbell, Reporters - - l.ouise Blakely. Marva Sorenson Typists - - - Mazie Pelton, Jack Carnes HAZLE CARVER First Row: Margaret Gates. Mary Catherine Ogee, Hazle Carver, Helen Austin, Leola Eckersley, Wesley Merrill. Second Row: Jack Carnes. Mai-va Sorenson. Helen Dick. Ardis Claire Schwarz, Orlean Longhurst. Third Row: Malta Campbell, Louise Blakely, Emeline Young. ed oncl lue diloieiol lull Q anti iue usiness icuii Business Manager - William Lindell Advertising Managers ---- Jules Dods, Richard Hyldahl VJILLIAM LINDELL Circulation - ----- Jack White Exchange - - - Lillie Thomsen. Lois Potter Faculty Adviser ----- Mr. Pugmire JULIQTQ DODS Lillie Thomsen, Evelyn Hall, Jack Carnes. Jules Dods. Mazie Pelton, Lois Potter. Iighly-N CAST Mrs, Rhodrs ----' llvlcn Hainra l ctcr,Il1r Hcrmit - l.a Marr Eggcruun Myra Thornhill 4 4 - Anne Meadows Lou Max - 4 - - - Jim Mullrn STAGE CRLXV Glen Mullcns Neil Batcs Tom Vv'ooil Arthur Bauman Kathryn Finlayson Jim Bentley Phyllis Nul scnx 1 Bill lilrniing .lack While Nirvvly EVEN QLIS To 3tllljIlLllP CAST Elijah Quimby 4 - Richard Mullcns Mrs. Quimby ---f- Lyle XVvcks XVilliam Magrr 4 4 XVilliam Bcntlcy John Bland - - XVaync liollschwcilcr Mary Norton - 4 4 Barbara Baldwin CAST Jim Cfargan --f- 4 Dave Stone Thonmi llaydun 4 4 4 Bill linmlril liggs Kcnncdy 4 - Vrrnon Grv Kelly --4-4--- Frank Barlwr Owner of Baldpalc 4 XX'illiam Grvgg QVQI1 KELIS To I-BGICIPOTE The story of the production was given in a prologue, two acts, ancl an epilogue. William Magee, Bill Bentley, an author who has just made a 55,000 wager with the owner of Baldpate Inn. William Gregg, appears in the prologue with Mr. and Mrs. Quimby, Richard Mullens and Lyle Weeks, who are caretakers of the Inn. In order to win the 55.000, Magee must write a play in twenty-four hours. and he chooses Baldpate Inn as his setting. Magee has been assured privacy by the fact that only one key to the Inn exists. However, complications arise in the first and second acts by the appearance of seven keys. Some money, hidden in an old safe at the Inn, proves to be the object of search for several intruders, each one entering the Inn by a supposedly uonly key. After each entrance a new and more exciting polish is spread on the mystery. The romance of the play is discovered with the arrival of a pretty reporter. Barbara Baldwin, with whom Magee falls in love. ANNE MEADOWS JIM MULLEN , DAVE STONE BILL LINDELL VERNON GEE VVILLIAM GREGG R1c:HARD MULLENS LYLE WEEKS WILLIAM BENTLEY WA3'NE BOLLSCIHWIQILER BARBARA BALDWIN HliI.liN HAlNliS LA IVIARR EC-GERTSIEN The attempt of each character to outsmart the other proves fatal. however. and Myra Thornhill. a hard, pretty blackmailer as portrayed by Anne Meadows, is murdered. and an old hermit, La Marr Eggertsen. is discovered in the basement of the Inn. He claims that he has the only original key which was given him by the master of Baldpate, After several complicated scenes featuring John Bland, a hard- boiled member of the Hayden crowd, portrayed by Wayne Bollschweiler. and Jim Cargan and Lou Max. Dave Stone. and Jim Mullen. the money is recovered by the bravery of Magee. The situation is saved by the arrival of the owner of Baldpate and detectives. The epilogue cleverely reveals that the preceding acts were really Magee's sto v. as he wrote it in the twenty-four hours allowed him. The play terminates with Magee's winning the 35,000 and the murdered Myya remaining alive. Splendid character roles were portrayed by the cast, which included Richard Mullens. Lyle XVeeks, William Bentley. Wayne Bollschweiler, Barbara Baldwin. Helen Haines. I.a Marr Eggertsen, Anne Meadows. Jim Mullen. Dave Stone. Bill Lindell. Vernon Gee, Frank Barker, and William Gregg. Miss Hayes. dramatic coach. was assisted by Miss MacDonald in the financial management of the play. .Xinrztf Unt- Q linen Ll lflluij fm: JUNIOR The First Dress Suit Mary Burnham Fred Bunce Fred Brown Ozella Cronenberger Barbara Bald win, Director bl Ninn The Wedding Helen Berry Rollanil Neilson Bill l.indell Janet Roberts Grant Housley Mary Cox Bill Stoker Anne lVleaglows Direitur l7Rl3SllMliN Nevertheless XX'ayne Rudelmck Helen Ciroonis Cleveland Reddick Anita Tolmie lfleanor Vv'hitsell, Director ln., SOPI IOMORIT TheGhostStory Edgar Hall Bill Fleming Harry liingerliws Beverly Ciraveline Iidith lkwwler Hazel Green George Gibby Socorra Gonsalez Edward Hill Dorothy liriedel Helen lVlcClara. Director I xi DEAN CALL HAZLE CARVER VEDA SA'I l'liRI5lELD NORMA EGAN LAMARR Eooriizrsnw ELlZABli'l'H HoN'ri5R I,u.i,iAN Mlaimows QC ClIllLllOFlJ UIIC H1l0FlJ New life was brought into declamalion this year when Miss Haroldsen took over the department. A point system was worked out similar to the plans that are used in the athletic and music departments. Dt'l'IUH7tlltPI'lg' Conleslunls lireshman Class: Lillian Nleadows, Beverly Griffin, Bill Marshall. Sophomore Class: Doris lxutterer. Bonnie Jennings. Helen Pearson. June Stahlneclter. Beverly Harrison, lflilaheth Ann Hunter. .lunior Class: l.yle Weeks. Phyllis Nelson, Eleanor Whitsell. Norma lfgan. llelen llaines. Ruth Peterson. Senior: Kathryn liinlayson. Halle Carver. Dona Dalton. llene Baker, Pmengta Hansen. Orulorif f,itJ!7lt'AItll7l-Y lfreshman Class: Ivan Sl0l1Cl3LlfI'1Cl', Stephen Bistline. Cleveland Reddielt. llurrell Robinson. Albert Ames. Sophomore Class: Lloyd Call. Bill Fleming. l.a Marr liggerlsen. .Junior Class: George Henry. Veda Satterfield. Vernon Gee. Glen Mullens. Senior Class: Richard Nlullens. Hill Lindell, Dean Call. Charlotte Rose. Bill Stoker. MW-..tfW-w.WvMWi' . .7-.mwwtsza -s...+wr.,w,wtfmms?-twrmgw.- -fswtw.,mwwwt-ifasmii. A - f- f -' Debate Arthur Biggins Madeline Greco Vtlilliam Fleming Bob Moberly Janet Roberts Charles Smith Lloyd Call Caroline Meloy La Marr Eggertsen Miss West Jack Elliott Georgia Hull Cleveland Reddick Monica ,lane Oliver Barbara Baldwin .lim Mullen Dorothy Hall Veda Satterfield Elberta Hutchinson Resolved: That the Several States Should Enact Legislation Providing for a System of Complete Medical Service, Available to All Citizens at Public Expense. This was the question confronting the debate teams of 1936. Most of the debating was taken up in Government and Sociology classes under the direc- tion of Miss West, new faculty member who has added the point system to debating. This feature of the Pocatello High School proves to be one of the most successful because of the splendid support of the student body this year. The large number of students participating coupled with Miss West's efficient coaching has put debate on top! ' is jiaia Qgggs-3 283 18125. Sffiaa 9 3 Q Q 1313 V i5 5 if 5 2? 4 w 2 3 H Q fb , Q 9, Na 5 gg? Q, gy 93 ' ff x K , E' QQ ' Q ,Q g 9 A. p ,,',., ,. Aw .7 1 l ll ,, W- Q is S Na' its M lg. Bum! Personnel Clarinets: Bob Anderson. Art Biggins. Wallace Burrell. Ray Cavanaugh. Bob Coats. Amy Cox. Kenneth Dunn. Herbert Dahlstrom. Delma Dalton. Harry Fingerlos. Jack Hartvigson. Jack Ingelstrom. Zella Kimball. Eldon Lillibridge. Arthur Martin. Robert Moore. Doyle Mortison. Lois Potter. Veda Satterfield. Charles Smith. Douglas Sphar. Gerald Todd. Alto Clarinets: Farr Porter. Jerry Sims. Bass Clarinet: Marion Criswell. Trombones: Bill Bentley. Cecil Gregg. Lew Harrison. George Henry. George Tipp. Trumpets: Bob Birrell. Virgil Brown. Bob Carlson. Melvin Dunn. Billy Plint. Vernon Gee. Stanley Gholson. Hugh Hahn. l.cland Hiltbrand. Earl Johnson. Bob Ware. Bass: Jack Furey. Bob Glenn. Muir Hahn. Bob Rader. Nelly Straden. Baritones: Reed Busby. Margaret Cleare. Wesley Merrill. Flute: Joan Baldwin. Dorothy Damewood. Leone Egbert. Darwa Osborne. Baritone Saxophone: Harold Catmul. Saxophone: Darwin Cook. W'esley Cappett. Sherman Furey. Delmar Merrill. Ruth Meyers. Jimmy Vwlatts. Devon Wray. lirench Horn: Bill Crissman. J. B. Hancock. Jack Lishman. Betty Morrell. Gordon Raymond. Drum: Cecelia Delay. Junior Fridenstine. James Hibbard, Gene Peterson. Alvin Putman. Tom Terrell. The Baml The usual fame of the Pocatello High School Band reached new heights during 1936. The usual fame of the Pocatello High School Band reached new heights during 1936. Loyalty. support. and ability seemed to be the motto. Few games were played without its support. Outclassing the other school bands of Idaho on several occasions our own school organization was the top. During the State Basketball Tournament. the band ably displayed the best talent of all the groups and was the pride of the student body. Much of its success can be attributed to the outstanding directing ability of the new music instructor. Mr. H. L. Pawson. Although this is his first year at the Pocatello High School. he has given the band personality and pep never before shown. L J' 1 t .4 . I . . .v V I 1. . .. F, c , Fx . LIL wir 7 AV H f., Ly , flu l'XV , 4.1 f ' X J ir .Ju ' I, , i if - L. , D IJ .J J .. i.. l1U QI tlll'5lIll There must be music to go with every production. Without the backing of the High School Orchestra the many stage successes would have been flops. The orchestra is one of our greatest assets. always ready and willing to make a program better with music. Mr. Eawson has successfully built the orchestra up this year to a reputation of class and distinction in the musical field. The music department was also fortunate in having a sextet composed of the following talented singers: Inez Norton. Marjorie York. Violet Whitaker. Claudine Ballantyne. Arline Martindale. and Mary Cox. A trio composed of Mary Cox, Arline Martindale. and Marjorie York was also one of the musical features for IQ36. Orchestra Personnel -lfxlfl lst Violins: Dorthy Meloy, Fernand Talbot. Rolland Neilson. Margaret Comstock. Betty Downing. Theodore I-larme. ROBIN!! Delay, Sherman Furey, Wilma Rudeen. Evelyn Tomanek, Elea- nor Whitsell. Bob Rader: Cellos: Jack Eurey. Alba Comastri, Anne Wagner. String Basses: Wanda William, Mad- lyne Prinsen. Helen Pearson. Barbara Barker. Oboe: Vvlayne Sorensen, Bas- soon: Elsie Seelos. Znd Violin: Bob North. Madeline Greco. Rita Warren. l.ita Warren. Marion Chausse, Darwin James. Jimmy Tomanek, Edna Seelos, Antonio Comastri. Robert l-ee. Mary Sullivan. Clarinets: Charles Smith. Ray Cavanaugh. Gerald Todd. Flutes: Dorthy Damewood. Joan Baldwin. Trumpet: Bob Carlson, Bob Ware. Piano: Elsie Peterson. Cast Captain Popoff-Rolland Neilson Aureliag-Claudine B al- lantync Major Alexius-William Gregg Dancers Patricia Quinn G uy Hanscn Norma Morris Julie Scrvcl Bob Herrick N :lil lryhl -H19 Ciiocoioie Soiciiev Cast Nadina4Marjorie York I.r. Bumerli-Al Cordon Maschaflncz Norton Cast Louka-Mary Cox Stephan-Jack Sessions T Q Chocolate Soldier George Bernard Shaw's satirical comedy. Arms and the Man, is the basis of Strauss The Chocolate Sol- dier. The scene of the operetta is laid near Drageman Pass, Bulgaria, in 1885 with Servia and Bulgaria at war. The family of Colonel Popoff, who is played by Rollanj Neilson. fearful of the approaching armies remain close to home. The family consists of Nadina, the daughter, portrayed by Marjorie York: Aurelia, the mother, by Claudine Ballantyne: and Mascha. Nadina's cousin, by Inez Norton. Nadina, a romantic young girl, is sup- posedly in love with Alexius, a hero of the Bulgarian people, played by William Gregg. Al Cordon is cast in the role of Lieutenant Bumerli, a young Servian. He eludes searching patrols while in the enemy country by climbing into Nadina's boudoir. Nadina is so charmed by his manners and personality, that she is Norma Morris Guy Hanson Patricia Quinn Julie Servel Bob Herrick Jack Sessions Mary Cox Al Cordon Marjorie York Rolland Neilson Inez Norton William Gregg Claudine Ballantyne Max Miller compelled to hide him against her better judgment. He is rescued from his hiding place by Mascha and Aurelia, who greatly admire him, too. Many complications arise after the war is over when Alexius and Colonel Popoff return home. Mascha. who is secretly in love with Alexius, reveals to him that Nadina hid a Servian spy and thus breaks the engagement of Nadina and Alexius. With many comedy scenes fur- nished by Colonel Popoff and his wife Aurelia. the plot thickens. Suddenly Bumerli returns to ask for Nadina's hand, and he turns out to be a good friend of Colonel Popoff, who gives Bumerli his permission to marry Nadina. Nadina then confesses her love for Bumerli: and Alexius and Mascha discover they love each other. The play ends very romantically and satisfactorily for all except Colonel Popoff. who is still confronted by his wife. The complete cast included Nadina. Marjorie York' Lieutenant Bumerli, Al Cordon: Mascha, Inez Norton: Captain Popoff, Rolland Neilson: Aurelia. Claudine Bal- lantyne: Major Alexius, William Gregg: Louka, a ser- vant, Mary Cox: Stephan, a servant. Jack Sessions: and the mixed chorus of 200 voices. Mr. Fawson, musical director, was assisted in the dra- matic coaching by Miss Eunice Dukes. Nlrit-tyf,X'111c rr lltuitllt tl lite blflliljlj Tull The Senior Ball for IQ36 had a maritime setting, with huge silver anchors outlined against the deep blue background representing the sea. Silver stars and blue-and-silver streamers carried out the Senior Class colors. Seductive strains of music came from the deck. where Cilenn Henry and his ldahoans were playing, Under the soft glow of blue lights Charles Atkinson and his partner. Orlean l.onghurst. led the grand march. lt is evident that a photographer was present to snap the students and teachers at their hest. The ball was a resplendent affair because of the music, the decorations. the enthusiasm of the committees. and the help of the advisers. The dance was graciously presided over by the following patrons and patronesses: Mr. and Mrs. li. N. Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Green, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown. Miss I-limena Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. J A, Ziebarth. Miss Vivienne Mosher, Miss Edna llvans. Mr. and Mrs. G. I., Atkinson. Mrs. D. MacDonald. Mr, and Mrs. l. W. Chilton. Mr, and Mrs. .l. I., lowman. and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mcpherson. I3a..tl Ball One ofthe most colorful dances of the year was the Annual Band Ball. held in the Elks' Hall to mark the sixth annual ball for the Pocatello High School Music Department. Under the supervision of Mr. L. H. Fawson and Charles Smith. band leader, the affair turned out to be a gala event. Red-and-blue streamers and programs of blue suede carried out the school colors. Jerry Todd's Orchestra in blue and white uniforms and the band members in full band attire made a most impressive picture. The success of the dance was attributed to the following officers for their planning: Charles Smith. Wesley Merrill. Wayne Sorensen, Bill l.indell, Gordon Raymond. Bob Ware. Gerald Todd. Bill Bentley, Tom Terrell. and Veda Satterfield. Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. liawson and Mr. Royal A. Brown were honored patrons and patronesses. Urwllull I :IO Glen Mullens Bob Rader Jack Furey Claim LQQJQW The school cheering section was on its toes as usual during all the games of the year. Bob Rader with Jack liurey and Glen Mullens showed n genius for winning the support of the student body. and for keeping their spirits at a high pitch through all the contests. They always had pep enough for dozens of rooters. themselves. They. in turn, caught much of their enthusiasm from Mr. Vs'hitlow, adviser of the Medicine Men. Stoogeu Mullens Big Shot Rader Stand-by liurey Ov ll if luml limi ORIJEAN l.ONGllURST - - Prt'sidrr7I FAUX Cil'lll,TON - Vlft' Pri'Sl'Lft'I1I i Al,lCl5 ANDl'lfSOlV V - - V St'Crt'ItIrtl MISS EVANS, rlduisur l.lfOl,A llCKl:RSl.l-Y f - - 'Iri-usun-1 Gillis, Sporls The G. A. A. is an athletic organization made up of Junior and Senior girls. Its aim is to increase good sportsmanship and develop skill in baseball, basketball, and volleyball. The members of the organization receive points for taking part in scheduled games, and acting as referees. Three hundred points are necessary to receive a letter and an additional 300 for a pin, The club has had a very successful year under the capable management and direction of Miss Edna Evans. faculty adviser, and Orlean Longhurst. President. The Girls' Letter Club consists of the Senior girls who earned their letter P by reaching all athletic requirements last year. Many of them received pins this year for their further partici- pation in girls' sports. liirst Row: Carniic Ciianchrlta. lnwgrnu Krippncr. Vt'r4li'.rn Jrnwn, Margaret Crates, Malin- l't-lion. llrnr llalwr. l't-iiulopi' Kalsilometvs. Second Row: Elsie Volaianni, Alice Anderson, Francis Busby. lirma Stephens. Katherine Allman, lnix Nrlwn. Orlr-.in Longhursl, Leola Eclcerxley, June Pall. Nellie Cntanl. Third Rowa Maxine Parkinson. Bengla Hansen, Nell.: lewis. Velma Peake, Evelyn Allen. Delilah lluillrv, liann Chilton. Marne Rugglcs, Shirley Pcterman, Ardis Schwarz. llvlvn Dick. Mary Catherine Ogee, Margaret liolcy. .,4...,- N., .-.ip Oni llumln-rl nml lhu xvljv, Mkyfy it' llumllitl und lutlz .,.-' G iris, Alhlelie fxssoteiulion Leone Egbert Donna Schneider Margaret Foley Mary Long Elsie Peterson Ruth Boylan Neola Brothers Penelope Katsilometes Anina Thomas Mary Foley Velma Peake Ethel Chilton Mildred Pattis .lune Patz 1 Thelma Lewis Erma Quinn Myrtle Lombardi NVanda Latimer Y Wilma Rudeen Marie Tustin Ardis Schwarz Helen Haines Bernice Hopper Anita Tolmie Shirley Peterman Ozella Cronenberger Lotus Maynard Nellie Vwfilliams Alice Boyes Maxine Parkinson Erma Fikstad Mary Burnham Vetura Clark Wanda De La Mare Eileen Linderman Maxine Albano Phyllis Tanner Mildred Haney Delilah Dudley Francis Busby Carmie Gianchetta Verdean Jensen Virginia Brown La Verne Barnett May Duckworth x chris, zfxihieiic Assoeicliirall Hazel Fae Hubbard Elherta Hutchinson Florence Wade Betty Morrell Sylvia Hemming Sarah Pederson Imogene Krippner Jean Walton Mary Catherine Ogee Helen Arnold June Rupp Ethel Hess Florence Gianchetla Joy Vvfhite Helen Dick Mildred Wade Elizabeth Young Margaret Ray Cleare Bengta Hansen Norma Egan Audrey Hronek Nella Lewis Peace Sasselli Ethelda Kinsey Socorra Gonsalez Lula Wardle Margaret Gates Evelyn Allen Eileen Davis Peggy Tustin Virginia Sellars Thelma Dean Margaret Schutt Marne Ruggles Geraldine Vdilkes Viola Cuoio Mazie Pelton Rhoda Culbertson Elsie Colaianni Vola Bishop Roma Jean Hendricks Ruby Frazier Nellie Cotant Marie Holt Kathleen Ruchli Um llurzrll rr! lmll I Btlslwlbtlll Basketball has been the favorite sport of the majority of girls this year. Speed. skill. and good sportsmanship were successfully maintained. The tournament lasted four weeks. each girl being allowed to play on any convenient night. This new procedure proved very favorable. First Row: Virginia Brown. Erma Fikstad. Second Row: Helen Haines. Ruth Boylan. Third Row: ljlizabeth Young, Joy White. U Il mlrvrl null .Ni x Givlsa Spovls Baseball Games for the popular sport, baseball, were played during the months of March and April. Outstanding girls in baseball and volleyball were selected to participate in each of the sports as class representatives on field day. First Row: Florence Gianchetta, Ethel Chilton, Mildred Haney. Second Row: Wanda Latimer, Lotus Maynard, Mildred XVade, Lula Wardle. Ethel Hess, VOIIQQLUII The annual volleyball tourna- ment was exceptionally successful this year, with many members showing outstanding ability. These games were played after school in the high school gym- nasium under the supervision of Miss Evans. First Row: Ozella Cronenberger, Rhoda Culbertson, Socorra Gon- salez. Neola Brothers. M a r i e Holt. Second Row: Maxine Albano, M a r y Burnham. May Duck- worth, V o l a Bishop, Vetura Clark, Viola Cuoio, B e r n ic e Hopper. ulslcmciinq Alhelelef The members of the organiza- tion chose these girls as the six outstanding Senior athletes. Ilene Baker Bengta Hansen liaun Chilton Nella l.cwis .lune Patz Orlean Longhurst rm Hmulri-il imil N l fi f,-eg lbw jf F 4, twang --VV , .. ff 9. aw 1 My c ., V Q Q. .Wy PRICE CLLINDILMAN MlKl1hIEI,I, The red haired Hfire-ball led his team through a very successful hard fought season. His exceptionally fine leadership inspired his mates with a rugged fighting spirit and a determination to win, He well deserves the honor of being chosen All Big Ten Conference end. OOHDGH Coach Walt Price has finished an- other successful year by developing one of the strongest squads ever to represent Poky I-I i g h. Herb Glindeman. Vv'alt's assistant, and Manager Dell Mikesell, also did a fine job in helping the team. qv? 1 it HARRIS First Row. J. Townend, Ci. llarris. If Atkinson, I., Curtis, M. Crates. J. Clark. R. Cliazk. I. Caccia. XV. Green, I. McPherson, ll. Mcllonalil. .I. Sessions. heionil Row' XY. Price, I7 Uilnn, IJ. Wrawr. ll l'mny.iril, .I. l,.1non, R. Overton, S, Cmirvll, Il. Brown, R, Nelson, R Koch, li, l.1M.ir, ll, 4ilinilt'n1.1n. lihird Row: J, Monquist. I3 Nlikt-at-ll, il, liuncr. 4, Iireclxlulon, il. XX'uslern. M. U'ifonnell, D. liriffilh, D. lzrench. IJ. Jensen, In ,,t... I 5: wr , ah A Www, as-q-e-wow--v--r-an my fr 0 .mx ROWDY OVERTON GHANDl GIANCHETTA BING BROWN JERK TOWNEND HANK MCDONALD Ootlmll Poky l-ligh's football team fought'through a very successful season in the past year under the able leadership of Coach Walt Price and Captain Rosy Harris. At all times the team played hard and made it tough for any opponent to outscore them. Using forward passes and end runs as their main weapons. Pocatello won five out of seven games and piled up 129 points to their opponents' 32. Harris, Caccia, and Gates placed on the mythical Big Ten team. Wilford Green, George Harris, and Ralph Clark were placed on an all-opponent team picked by the Caldwell squad, The Indians took their first scalp of the season by defeating the Logan Grizzlies, 13 to O. The first score was made in the second quarter by Larsen preceded by long end runs by Gates. The other counter was made by Gates in the third quarter. O II I I ill IIINS TN 'Sf1L'l'l'I'R' K.XC1f1l,X iillillY ii1X'l'I'S SlI5l.I.fX Qiflliklflul Sl,'l11'XR CLA! I Ootlmll Poky I-ligh's Indians scored their second victory of the season, and defeated the Blackfoot Broncos at Blackfoot. The first three quarters of the game were rather slow, with the ball changing hands frequently. Early in the fourth quarter Ralph Clark made a counter. After this, Blackfoot lugged the ball to Pocatello's one-yard line, Where the Indians decided the ball should go no farther. Score: Pocatello 6: Blackfoot-SWA,BO. In the third game of the season. Pocatello easily defeated Burley 40-0. Every- one wondered at the increasing strength of Pocatello High. The Indians met with the first setback of the season when they encountered the Boise Braves. The score of this game was 6-O. The break came in the first stanza, when Boise shoved the ball over for a score. The Indians came back in the last half featuring their offensive play. The thrill of the game came in the I ll I I ll I ' .Nut ...rlifllhya ' . DOG MEAT CLARK WI-IIFF GREEN SESH SESSIONS IKE MCPHERSON POP CURTIS Usilaall last quarter, when a series of end runs and forward passes advanced the ball the length of the field into the pay territory. However, the gun saved the day for Boise, for the ball was on the two-yard line. Pocatello closed its home season with a brilliant victory over the Caldwell Cougars. The Indians scored in the first, third, and fourth quarters, featuring their usual fight. The Cougars scored in the second and third cantos. The timer's gun ended the fray with a score of 27-l3. Playing sensational ball, the Indians defeated the American Falls Beavers 30-0 for their fourth conference win. Every man saw action in this game. In the last game of the season, Pocatello lost its second scalp to the legendary foes of the Idaho Falls Tigers 12-13. What a surprise! Om' llumlrvrl tml ll7irIi'i'l7 55 liEilljALL GLEDHILI, CiLINDFlVlAN CLARK 'iRip Ciledhill did an especially line job ol' coaching last season by molding together for Pocatello the State Championship Team. Assistant Herb Clindeman and Manager Herschel Clark also did their part to help the team and Rip Charles Atkinson. Poky's Captain. who led his team through many hard battles well de- serves the honor of being chosen All-State guard. He gave courage to his teammates by his fine leadership. and this enabled them to rank first among basketball teams in the Stale. l i ATKINSON First Row: R. Thomas, l,. Hilthrand. J. Sessions. H. MacDonald. C. Atkinson. M. lsham, lf. Siler. Ci. Hankins. XV. Burrell. R. Mullens. Second Row: H. Glindeman. D. Banyard, B. Hadley. XV. l.arsen. B. fiallafenl. Ci. Harris. R. lsham. I. Satterfield. H, Ellsworth. R, Cledhill. Back Row: J. Nlulica. J. lowman. Nl. Olsen, J. Viloffington. B. Cosgrove. H. Vilright. Basketball STATE CHAMPS: Atkinson, Gallafent, Isham. Hadley, Burrell, Hiltbrand, Sarterfield, and Han' lxlnS1STATE CHAMPS. This was one of those successful season in Pocatello's basketball history. Of mostly green material Coaches Rip Gledhill and Herb Glindeman were confronted with the problem of molding together a smooth-working machine to represent Poky High. Merle Isham and Charles Atkinson were the only lettermen returning. However. at the end of the season, Pocatello had won I9 games and lost 4, three of which were outfof-town games. Two of the players, Atkin- son and Gallafent, won positions on the All' State Team and Burrell placed on the second All-State Team. Starting the season against North Cache, Poky High showed its strength by winning 27-34. The Indians next met Twin Falls and lost .1 hard- fought fray ZZYZ3. In the next four games Poky gained scalps from Rexburg, McCammon. Grace. and Blackfoot. Again the Indians were victorious by nosing out a determined Rigby team 31-30, HANKINS WOPFINGTON R. Isl IAM QAl.I,Al9liN'l' SATTIiRIfll,iI.D HADl,IiY C1SliQlifDClll This game was rough and packed with thrills. Isham played an excellent game and looped 13 points from his post. The next home game was played against the American Falls Beavers, who were defeated by the rampaging Indians 38-15, Vifith every man playing good ball. Poky was never seriously threatened. The Indians lifted the scalp of their ancient enemy after four quarters of fast play when they took the Idaho lfalls Tigers into camp 40-34. I-liltbrand and Satterfield played good ball in this game. Away from home. Pocatello lost to Rigby, I6-18. in a hard game. However. Pocatello came back in its next game and defeated Blackfoot for the second time. l6-18. liour more quinlets. Malad. American Falls, Thomas. and Rexburg, fell before the strong Indian team. but Grace and McCammon emerged victors in their games. Poky wound up their season by overcoming the Idaho Falls team 39-Z5 for the second time. ClSliQllDClll In this game Merle Isham and Bob Hadley were hot, sinking baskets from all angles. Atkinson and Burrell comprised the b a c k b o n e on the defense, and the tip-off was controlled entirely by Gallafent. The State Tournament this year. held in Poca- tello. was one of the most thrilling ever witnessed by local fans. Although Poky won the State Championship, it had to overcome stiff compe- tition to do so. The Indians beat Twin Falls. 21-17. and Rexburg 25-22 in two hair-raising games the first two nights of the tournament to enter the finals against Blackfoot. Burrell played exceptional ball in both of these games. Battling neck and neck most of the way, Poky stopped a determined and dangerous Blackfoot rally late in the final period and won the Idaho Champion- ship 22-l8. Pocatello students and towns people are proud of these eight players: Isham. Galla- fent. Hadley. Atkinson, Burrell. I-Iiltbrand. Sat- terfield. and Hankins. who brought this honor to Ifocatello. M. ISHAM HILTBRAND BURRELI, fy ACK-4935 gf j Featuring one of the fastest relay teams in the state, and the fastest team in Pocatello's track history, the 193 5 team laid a foundation for increasing interest and enthusiasm for this major sport. So tough the competition, that only five were able to enter the inter-district meet and earn a letter. The relay team, composd of Delquadri, Hart, Dutton. and Gates, started clicking in the first meet. It set new records in the sub-district meet at Aberdeen and the district meet at Montpelier. Larsen put the shot all over the field in these meets and won his letter by this means. E. Rip Gledhill's trackmen are expected to do things in the spring of 1936. One Hundrud und Erghlcun J. LOWMAN M. CPQU F11 I.. TIIURSTON M, ISHAM J. IVIULICA R. HART R. IIADLEY R. ISHAM inov pods Merle Isham and his Cream Puffs ascended to the throne of the Do-Nut League by defeating Francis Siler's High Hats 32-28 in a hard fought game. The score stood at 26-26 when the final gun sounded, but in the three minute overtime period that followed, the Cream Puffs pushed the score to 32-28 and brought a thrilling finish to the Annual Do-Nut League Tournament. The class of 36 under Coach Busby swept all opposition aside and gained undisputed championship of Pocatello High School when they defeated the Junior I 21-27. The final game was .1 hard fought, thrilling one, with the teams changing leads often. Seniors R. GALLAILNT XV. LARSEN J. SESSIONS Ol,SliN Il. HANCOCK I7, GRII l I'IAll Um- Humlr--I 11 X rr I 1 IDUII PQSIICFS CACCIA ROBERTS BUIIOCIQ CACCIIX HANSILN YOUNG GI1'XNCIII.2'l I'A PIARAINIII BANNING IDLNNI Y ROSSI I ITII it L' llumlrml uml luwvfcl inorb p0PIs II. SIII-I:RAN - - - Tvnnis Singlus Champxun F. HUBBARD ------- Goff Champion G IIANIQINS-f -'l'camud wzlh Shvvrun to win XX Douhlvs Championship TRAIIAN'I' - llorsmhm' Pzlching Champion I W Q x Q0 4 I W , - , I Iwi oxers ' DICKERSON W BOYATT NELSON wr, cows Kocu slsamzr GROVER SIfNI:S FRENCH KATSII.OMIi'I'IiS I IEWIb HARRIS ZAKICARIDI as .RQ . -9 so First Row' Bub Dutton, Don Bnnynrd. Gaelnnn Liianchettn. Merle lshnm, Jack Sessions, Dell Klikewll, XVillord Green lirnncis Siler. Second Row: Ivan M:Pherson, Ray lshnm. Lnvon Curtis. XVilliam Burrell. Herschel Clark, lrvin Sntterfield, Bob llndley, Robert Uverlon. Third Row: Steely Garrett. Henry M.icDon.1lcl, l.el.intl Hiltbrnntl. .lack Towneml. Robert Gnllafent. Clmrles Atkinson George Harris, Roe Hart. Mike Gales, ltnlo Caccia. 1.2 for Clut Famous for unique initiations and semifunique assemblies are these wearers of Poky High's official letter. They specialize in selling milk nickels at athletic contests while fellow members are fighting to win for Poky High. Each has made a letter in one or more of the three major sports-football. basketball. or track. Under the supervision of the faculty adviser. E. Rip Gledhill. Don Banyard. President, and Rose Harris. Secretary and Treasurer, the club has played its part in school politics, Who can remember a student body president at Pocatello High School who didn't belong to the P Club? Om'fllumlrt'ti und I wmlyfO11 LE DAIQ Loq oi 1119 Good Ship Doku I-'1iq11 SEPTEMBER Long lines of passengers and crew hailed aboard Good Ship Poky High. Some of the third classmen looked purty sea sick after the first day of tossin'. SEPTEMBER 21 Admiral Walt Price and his team gulped down Logan in the first football game of the season, with a score of 13-0. Fine sailin'. Admiral. SEPTEMBER 23 All the Debs aboard met on top deck with Miss Hoffman to learn what was expected of them for the ensuing trip and to be officially greeted. SEPTEMBER 28 A grand gathering o' crew and passengers. The old ship rocked to the music of Glenn Henry and his Sea Saltstersf' OCTOBER 4 Major Yon from the Sea Sea Sea Camp drifted out and gave Poky passengers a goo.1 lecture. Drift out again. sometime. OCTOBER 5 Admiral Price's boys again carried the pig skin to victory on our own deck with a score 40-0. Burley steamed out sea sick. OCTOBER 13 Boise's man o' war shot a gun right over the deck. OCTOBER 18 A gay time aboard the ship tonight. All three decks turned out for a successful Mixer and Hop. OCTOBER 25 Chief Ballard of Fort Hall cabled a few kindly hints to passengers and crew through an interpreter. OCTOBER 26 Admiral, Oh, Admiral. Yer boys' 'er doin' fine: Today they licked 'ol Caldwell Out on the salty brine. NOVEMBER 1 1 A big party tonight -- Yes, suh. - right after chow. Captain Schnabel is towin' off to California, leavin' a downcast crew. NOVEMBER 13 A long siege began-woe is we-scarlet fever aboard, barring us from shows, assem- blies, dances. and--. I Heave Ho! Keep to yer cabins - order from head- quarters! tThe sailors won't sea ya for many DECEMBER Aye, Aye. Sir: Scarlet Fever still ragin'. DECEMBER Z0 All Senior Middies on top deck borrowed garbs from the gobs for the Annual Hard Times party. Commodore Ziebarth scored a decisive victory over Al Cordon in a beard- rubbing contest. DECEMBER 20 A pageant and Christmas program over across the deck it was right up to salt, too. knots-J. O H I rl nd'l'wvn1y-'I'lL'o DECEMBER 20-JANUARY 6 Our ship rocked not for 16 days: Our pas- sengers and crew were having shore leave. JANUARY 6 Ya blow through here- The music goes down and 'round4 Ohooooooooooooooooooooo. And it comes out here. JANUARY 9 Poky Indians victim to powerful Twin Falls quintet at Reed Hall. Rip, they weren't up to salt-no suh! JANUARY 17 Poky crew victorious over Rexburg 35-13. Yer sails are raisin'. Rip. Dramatic Club held its annual formal at the Institute. JANUARY 23 All-ship talent displayed in the One-Act Play Contest: even third classmen rose and JANUARY 24 Major Stoker and all his shipmates broad- casted their S. O. S. over P. H. S., and shiver me timbers if the ol' salt didn't blow us to the port side. JANUARY 24 As the sun set over the rollicking waves, the top mates gathered on the upper deck fMemorial Hallj and held their annual hot footin' and deck rollin'. Leo Howard and Faun Chilton gazed at the waves CPortneufJ until they got seaC?Jsick. Everyone consid- ered it one of the best dances of the season. JANUARY 21-FEBRUARY l All-ship dramatic production given. Seven Keys to Baldpatef' The passengers surely en- joyed it, Middies! shone. FEBRUARY 3 In the deck game with Malad played today, Poky's team won with a score of 25-14. FEBRUARY 7 ' Sixth annual Band Ball held on Elks' Deck. Everyone had a swell time. Ask Captain FEBRUARY l l The Indians skinned the Broncos at Reed Hall. Ahoy! FEBRUARY I4 The Indians sent Idaho Falls sailin' over the bounding main with a winning score of 39-25. Middie Isham from 2nd deck sunk 'em in from all angles. FEBRUARY 14 In a valentine assembly up above a lot of secrets were blown to smitherines by G. A. A. Thanks, gals. All the passengers surely liked it. FEBRUARY 15 Commerce III Club held a hop at the Insti- tute, and everyone had a good time. FEBRUARY 17 Elizabeth Ann Hunter and La Marr Eggert- sen won the declamation honors for the third class passengers. Congratulations. Middies: we hope you still can speak when you are on top deck. Fawson. FEBRUARY Zl Major Yon d-rifted out again and told us all about Washington. He ended with, Would that there were more like him. There's some food for thought. Anyhoo, these third class passengers can entertain. FEBRUARY 24 Dramatic Club showed all the debs how to make up purty. Here's a secret-did you notice Verno n Gee? Wasn't he cute? He tightened some heart strings, by salt! FEBRUARY 28 We yelled, screeched, shouted, then yelled some more on top deck on accounta becuz- Captain Price said we're lackin ' Pep. He oughta watch 'em tie knots on top deck. FEBRUARY 29 Not every year has this day: watch out for the Debs, ye Middies. MARCH 6 Chemistry Club gave a cute little ditty for all the crew and passengers. Third classmen were changed into first classmen 'n everythin'. The third classmen held their annual party. The first classmen heard it was right up to par. too- MARCH 10 We gave East Siders a treat with our musi- cal show. MARCH ll All West Siders took in The Chocolate Soldier. MARCH 12 Al Cordon and Marjorie York calmed the waves and enthralled passengers and crew singing The Hero Song and all the rest of the melodies. MARCH 13 The songsters warbled for the public Cand fishj. Yes. Sir. Captain Fawson's enter- tainment was a lavish and delightful one. MARCH 18 We had a big assembly or get together on top deck. All the best Rope Knotters and Deck Wipers got appointments to National Honor Society. Middies Bobby Buckland and Alice Anderson were given extra special hon- ors. The Orpheum Quartet entertained. T'was quite a program, too! MARCH 19 First day of State Tourney. Poky played Twin Falls' Bruins. They had a tough game. Waters looked black and threatening, but the sun came out and all the crew had bear-meat! MARCH 20 Another day of the State Tourney, and Poky gets another half day off. Indians swal- lowed Rexburg placing them in the state finals. Keep it up, Middies-Heat 'em up, Rip! ' MARCH 21 Poky Indians won the State Tourney to- day-and Atkinson and Gallafent made Ship 0' State Team. What a trophy. MARCH 23 Middie Atkinson presented the trophy to the student body. A bright day for Good Ship Poky High. MARCH 25 French Club and S. P. R. presented a puppet show and musical review for the crew and passengers. Ahoy. ahoy: what next, Matics? APRIL l Ahoy! Ahoy! Good Ship Poky sunk today! April Fool! APRIL 3 All the smartest of the ships crew sailed up to Burley to attend the Older Boys' Confer- ence. Good for them if they listen to the lectures Cand don't spend too much moneyl. APRIL 9 The Captain and all the crew went to church, by salt: it's the truth! The strange part about it is that it was good for them. There ought to be a Good Friday once a week. APRIL 10-19 The ship was still, but the crew and passengers were having a top rate time. Spring Vacation. More fun! APRIL 23 The P Club just practiced an' practiced an' practiced, 'cause they knew all the time that they were going to give us a good APRIL 24 P Club QP stands for Punksl held their annual corn cure. rat race, formal hop or what have ya tonight. All the passengers had a right rare time, too. APRIL 29 Nice sailin' on top deck! The C. C. III gave a superb entertainment. MAY l All seniors spent the day lookin' over the prospects of next year's sailin' on the Southern Branch. Such activity is commonly known as Campus Day. All the choruses. ba nds and orchestras skipped a knot and sailed for Idaho Falls to win the State Music Contest. May the water MAY 7 All the crew what won speech contests got awards 'an blow me down if they didn't deserve 'em, by salt! MAY 8 Junior Prom-What a hop! All the Debs had new dresses an' even the Gobs washed their necks. assembly. stay blue. MAY 13 . Field day! We all went out on the game deck an' ate milk nickels. got sun burned, an' played drop the handkerchief. Oh for the life of a sailor. MAY 15 Senior Class Play. These first classmen know their knots in dramatic productions, anyhow. MAY 24 Baccalaureate-Shore leave was granted, so that top-deck passengers could attend church and hear a sermon before they all started out in different directions. MAY 27 All the first classmen received their com- missions today at a very impressive ceremony. MAY 28 Land Ahoy! Land Ahoy! A couple of under classmen sighted land today! MAY 29 All passengers, officers, and crew disem- barked today. What a trip it has been! May you remember it as you look back through the years! Om' Humlrczl and I my One Hundred and Twenty-Four INDEX Adams, Danice ,,,,....... Adams, Roland ...,, Akere, Walter ,,A,..., Albano, Maxine ,,,. Allard, Eleanor .,,,, Allbright, Naomi ,,.,. Allen, Evelyn ,,.A.... Allen, Florence ...... Allen, Max , ,,r....... Allen, Ralph ,,........., Allman, Amy ............, Allman, Katherine ....... Amason, Virginia ,,..... Ames, Mary ,,,..,...,,,, Ames. Marva ,, ...... Ames, Oren ,....,.,.,... Amundsen, Betty ,,,,, Anderson Anderson, Alice ,..,,.r... .,.,. Eleanor ,,.,.. ,,,.. Anderson Eva ,,.....,. Anderson, Faye ,,.... Anderson Ivan ,,,.,. Anderson Royal ,,,v,. Anderson Ruth ...,,,. Anderson Sybil ..,,v,, Andrews, Claire ,r...., Dolbeer, Bill ,.,........ ....,. Chapin, Bob ...,....... Andros, Florence ,..... Arbon, Harold Armstrong, Jack A. ,,,. ,,,,. Armstrong. Jack ,,...., Arnold, Helen ,,....,,,,,, Atkinson, Charles .....,, Auernig, Alvin .,.,,.,....,,.....,, Auernig, Bob William Austin, Helen ...,.,.....,,r,...,,,. Baguley, Kenneth .... W r.....,.,, Bailey, Daniel ,,,...,,, Bailey, Dorothy ....,,, Bailey, Edna ,,,..... Bailey, Harold ,,.... Baker, Doris ..,., Baker, George ,,... Baker, Ilene ,,..,.,,, Baldwin, Barbara ...,, Bale, Don ..,,A......,,.... -.... Ballantyne, Claudine .,,,....,,,. Banning, Robert ......,,. Banyard, Don ...,..... Barker, Barbara ,,,,,.. Barker, Frank ,.,,r... Barker, Terry ,,,,.,,, Barker, Willard ,,...., Barnette, Laverne ...., Barrett, Mildred ....,., Basset, Helen ,,,,,.,. Bassett, Russell ...,,, Bates, Jack Lee ...,,, Bates, Harley ,.... Bates, Leta ....,,,r. Bates, Neil ,,,,.....,., Bauman, Arthur ,,,.,.. Baxter, Eunice ,,,...,.,,.. ..... Beauchamp, Imogene ,,,,,.,,,. Dunn, Dale ,,,.,,,,., Beesley, I-Iibbert f.,.....ff fffa. Bell, Bob Bennett, Zelpha ...,.,. Benson, Elane ...,,,, Benson, Sybel .,.,, ' Bentley, Bill ,,,,,.,,,, Bentley, Jimmy ,,...., Bergendorff, Fred ...., Berry, Helen ...,.,,... Bertasse. Angelo ....,.. Vetura .,....,,.,, ., .......,. Biggins, Arthur - .... .. Birrell, Bob ...,,,,,...., Birrell, Margaret ,,r,.. Bishop, Vela ,,r...,, Bistline, John ,,,., Bistline, Helen ,...,, Bistline, Mary ...,,,,,, Bergin, Dorothy ,..,,, Bistline, Stephen ,,,,,. Blair, Asiel ,,,,.. .,., , Blair, Martell ,.r,.. Blakely, Louise ,,..r,,.,.., Bohrer, Robert ,,.,..,,.,,........, Boilschweiler, Wayne ...,...... Bott, Ralph ,..,...........,...,.... Botts, Kenneth .......... Bourne. Irene .,.,,. Bowen. Bernice ,.,,,,, Bowen, Beth ,,.,..... Boyatt, Johnson ..... Boyce, Alice ,,.,.,,, Boyes, George ,.,..... Boylan, L. Ruth ,.... Brewster. Isaac ,,........ Briscoe, Brother Belva May ......, ., s, Neola , ,,..,,,,...... .. Brothers, Ruth Ann ,,..,.,,,,,r Brower, Grant ......,.., Brown, Brown. Fred ,,,,,....,. George ....... Brown, Harold ,,.,,,. Brown, Thelma ,....... Brown, Virgil Earl .,,.,...,..... Brown, Virginia . ....,,,,,,,, -M Buckland, Roberta ,,., - ......, Buffalo e, Harry ..... Bullock, James ,,,.... Bunce, Bob . .....,,,. Bunce, L. Fred ....... Bunce, Mark ,,r....,. Burkholder, Joe .........,,.,..... Burkholder, Pauline ......,,..,. Burnham, Elda ........ Burnham, Mary ..... Burrell, William ..... Burton, Charles ...... Burton, Joe ,....,.,, Busby, Busby, Butler, Caccia. Caccia, Frances ,... Wayne ,,... Don ,,.,. Eugene ..,, Italo ,,,,, Call, Arlene cc- Call, Beulah ..... Call, Dean ,,,......,.......,......,, Call, Lloyd S. ,,,,,rr ..-. Campbell. Mary Jean ,,,....... Campbell, Melba .,.,,, Carlson, Robert ....,.,,.,,.,,.... Carlyle, Harold William Carnes. Fred .....,,.,r,.......,,..., Carnes, Jack .........,. Carnes. Millard ..,....... ,.,..., Carrico, Anamary ,..... Carron, John Jr. .... - Carter, Leona G. .,., , Carter, Richard ,,,,,., Carter, Ruth .....,,, Carver. Hazle ....,.,.. Catmull, Harold ,,,,, Cathey, Lois ......,....... .,..... Chambers, Robert Chatterton, Margaret .......,,... Chausse, Marion ,,.........,,.,. ., Chester, Marjorie ...... Chilton, Ethel .,.,,.. Chilton, Faun ,,,,...., Christensen, Rex ........ ,...... Christensen, Rodney ......,...., Christensen, Christensen, Ruth ,...,, Clark, Dorothy .r...,. Clark. Clark, Clark. Clark. Clark, Clark, Cleare, Harold .,,.,.,,.,,........... Herschel ,,,....,......,.,... Jack ,..,.,, - .....,,,, Jimmie ,... ..........,.. Ralph ,.,.........,,... -.-. Margaret Ann .,,,,,,,,, Roy ,.r..... ...,.... Cleare, Margaret Rae ......,,.... Clezie, Coates, Richard ,......,..,,,,,,.... Bob ,,,,........., Coffman, Loring ,,.. Coke, Bill . ..,... . Colaiannil, Elsie r.... Cosmastri, Mary ,..,.. ..,,,. Cook, Marcel .,.,,,, Cook, Cleve .,..,,.,. Cook, Roy ,..,,,,..,.... ...,,r Corbett, Jeannette ....,.. ....,r Corbridge, Gerald .,.,,,, ....., Cordon, Al . ............,r ,... - . Cordon, Juliette .........,....,... Cosgrove, Byron ...,. , ,.......... Cotant, Ramona ,,.... .,.... Cottrell, Christine ,,.,,,, ..,,.. Cottrell, Norma ...... Cowley, Catherine .- Cowley, Marie ....,,.. Cox, Amy ......,.... Cox, Lona . ....., - Crafton, Bob .,,.. Craig, Maxine ,...... Crist, Westley ..,......, ....,. Criswell. Marian . ......,......,... Cronenberger, Ozella Crotts. Elizabeth ,....., ...... Crotts, George ,..,........ ..,,.. Culbertson, Rhoda W Culbertson, Walter ...., ...... Cummisky, Virginia Cuoio, Viola ,.....,,.,... ...,.. Curl, Murlan .,...,,. Curtis, Lavon ,....., Curtis. Robert ...... Cutler, Juanita ,.,... Cutler, Norma ,,.r,. Dahlstrom. Hubert ,,.,, ...,,, Dalldorf, Norman ,,.,., ,,,.. Dalldorf, Willis .,..... ,.,,.. Dalton, Delma ,,....,. Dalton, Dona ......,............,.. Damewood. Dorothy Daniels, Lulu ,,,,,..... Davis, Carlos ,.....,.., Davis, Eileen .,,,, Davis, George ,,..... Davis, Jack ,.....,, Davis, Verna ,,... Dawson, Elva ,..,r.. Dean, Thelma ......,,. ..,... Deaton. Roland ,,.... De La Mare. Wanda DeLay, Rosena ,,..,,r. Denkers, Norma ,W Denny. Jake .,..,. Derham, Bill .,.,, Dick, Helen . ,,.,.,..... ..... . Dickerson, Bob .....,.,... ...... D'giacomo, Carmen Dills, Lindell ..,,-,,,,, Dis'lier, Albert ..... Dods, Beverly ,....., Dods, Jules , .....,... Doolittle, Delbert ,,..c,. ,...., Douglass, Madelyne Downey. Clara Belle Downey, Helen .......,.. ....., Downing, Betty ,,.,., Duckworth, May .... Dudenake. John ,..... Dudley. Delilah .,,.., Dudley, Pernecy .,,.., Dunn. Blanche ,.,, Dunn, Melvin ,. .,., , Dutton. Robert ,..., Eagan, Evelyn ..... Eckersley, Dale ,,r,, Eckersley, Leola ,,.... Ecklund, Emerson ..,,,,. ..,..,. Edmonds, Maryellen Edwards, Edna ,..,,.,,,.. ....,, Edwards, Vkfilliam ,,...,, ....,, Egan, Norma ........... Egbert, Leone .........,. Eggertson, La Marr -- Elliot, Francis .,,,.,,... Elliott, Zelma ....,r..... Ellsworth, Heber .,,,. Ellsworth, Irma ..,. Enenback, Evelyn ..... Erickson, Harold ..... Ernest, John ......,,..... Eschler, Frank -.---,,-, Eskelson, Betty ...... Espitallier, Julie ......, Evans, Evan ,,....,,,, Evans, Genevieve rc... Eversole, Gladys ......, Facer, La Voy ,.,..., Falter, Russell ,.... Fellis. George ...,.... Fereday. Russell ,.,. Ferrin, Virginia ...,.,, Fewens, Beatrice ,..,... Fikstad. Erma ........... Fingerlos, Robert ...... Finlayson, Kathryn .,- Fleming, Bill ,........ Foley, Mary .,.......r. Foreman, Margary , Fossum, Ruth ...,.,... Foster, Betty .,......, Foster, June ......, Fowler, Edith ........ Frazier, Ruby ,......,. Freckleton, Chester . Freckleton, Ned .,... Fredrickson, Frank - French, Don , ,..,,,.... Fridenstine, Junior - Friedel. Dorothy ,,... Fullenwider, Glen --- Furey, Jack ....,....., Furey, Sherman ..,.. Gabbert, Harriet ..,.. Gallafent, Robert ,-- Garrett, Jeanne ,..... Garrett, Steely ,...... Garvin, Robert ,c..,. Gates, Margaret ,,... Gates, Mikie ...... Gee, Vernon ,,,,..,r.. Gemmell, Faye .,..... Gianchetta, Carmie , Gianchetta, Florence Gianchetta, Gaetana Gianchetta, Lena .-- Gibby, George ...... Giles, Tom ...,..,.. Gillies, Roy ....,, Girard, Maurice ..... Girard, J. Ernest c-- Glasgow, Robert .... Goaslind, Ida ,.,...., Goethe, Bob ,,,......, Goins, James C. ,....., Gonsalez, Socorra ..... Goodman, Mary ,...... Gordon, Miles ,,....... Gordon, 'Richard ,,,.... Goza, Hilda ............. Graveline, Beverly .... Gray, Annabelle ,....., Grayson, Sam ..,c.,.. Graveline, Edwin cc, , Greco, Madeline ..., Green Don ,r,,.... Green Hazel ,,r,..... Green, Wilford ....., Green, Hilda ,.....,... Gregg. Cecil ,............ Gregg, William H. in Griffin, Beverly Joyce Griffith, Dwaine ...... Lemmon. Donald ...,,. ..,,... Hale, Mathol D e Lyndsay, Tynn ,,..,,A, ,,,,,,, INDEX One Hundred and Twenty Five Griffith, Otella ,........,..,.,.,... Griggs, Charles Albert ,......... Grisinger, Donald C , Groom, Francis M. ..,..,..-.,.,- Grooms, Alta ...,...,,, L ,.....,., Grover, Don Grover, B. Sam ........, ..,... Guinn, Mescal ..,................. Gummersall, Virginia Hocking, Vern ,,....,,.., ..,,,,, Hadley, Hazel Fae ...... Hahn, Carol May -L ,.-.,-,,-,,., Hahn, Hugh ....,..,.,,,,, ,,,,.,- Haines, Aura Mary ..,,.,r.,.,,., Haines, Helen D. ,,,,, L ,.,......, - y Hale. Valeen ,....... Haley, Wanda .r.....,,,.,.,,,,,,, Halford, Norma .....,,,.,,.,,,.,. Hall, Bill ..,.....,-.,. L .,..,-,,, Hall, Dorothy ..... Hall, Earl H. L-- Hall, Edgar . .... - Hall, Evelyn .,,..... Hall, Wilson ...,...,...., ,,,,,, Halliwell, Donna ,..,..,......... Hammersten, Robert ....,..,..,, Hamp, Don .,....,.....,. Hancock, Donna .,... Hancock, J. B. --. Hancock, Mildred ,..... ,...... Hancock. Ray ,.... Hanes, Grace ........... Haney, Mildred ....,. Haney, Pauline ...,,.. Hankins, Glenn ...,.. Holmes, Ivadell .... Holt, George E. ..-- Holt, Marie ....... Hong, Harry ....,... Hopkins, Irvin .,,,,- ,,,,,,,..,, Hopper, Bernice ......,...,. 45-47 Hough, Mary Lou ..,........... 39 Housley, Grant ....... Houtz, Gordon ,.., Howard, Leo .........,. Howell, Donna J. .... - Howell. Roma ...... Hronek, Audrey ...,... Hubbard, Fred .............,.,..,. La Mar, Bob ,,.l,e,,,,,,,, ,,..... La Mar, Bill ,,e,,,,-,,,,,,..-.,,,,,. Lambrou, Margarette La Mothe, Francis ........,.,... Larsen. Wayne .,...,..,. ,..,,l, Later. Kay ......,,,, Latimer. Wanda ..... Leishman. Jack ,..... -.-L Lewis ------ Lewis Hubbard, Hazel-Fae ..... - ..... Linde Hubbard, Ned ..,...,,... Huff. Naomi ,.....,,..,........... Hull, Georgia ., ...,.... -.-.-. Hunter, Elizabeth Ann Hurd, Opal Elizabeth , ..,..... - Hurst, Wayne ,,,.......... ....,, Hutchinson, Elberta ........,,.. Hyldahl, Richard .,,.... Inglestrom. Jack ,,.,,,.,,,,l...... Isham, Merel ,,,,....... L Isham, Ray Ernest ...... ...., Jackson, George ,...... James, Darwin .,.,,, Jenkins, Le Roy ,,.,,,, lcnnings. Bonnie ,.... , Buster ,,....... , Glen ......., Lewis. Nella ..... Lewis, Robert ..,,, Lewis, Thelma ....... ll, Bill ...,,...... Madsen, Phyllis .,,,, Hansen, Hansen. Hansen, Hansen. Hansen, Hanson, Hanson Hanson, Harame. Harame. Bengta ...,... Billy ,.,.,. Carl ....... Donald ...,. Victor ,,.,.-, Bryant ..... Guy ,..,,. Rex ,.,,,,, Christ ,l...,. Theodore .... Harris, George .,.,..,.. Harris, Imogene Ruth Jensen, Allen E. ...- Jensen, Donald ,.,... Jensen Evelyn .....,... Jensen, Kenneth ,.,,,,. Jensen Maurine ,...... Jensen, Maxine .,.. L Jensen, Maxine M. ..... ...... Jensen Phyllis ,,....... Jensen, Ruth ,,....,. Jensen Venice ,...., Jensen Verdean, ,,,, L Johnson, Albert ,..,, Johnson, Bob LW- Johnson, Hubert ....... Johnson, Kenneth ..... Johnson. Ora .,.... . ,.,. Harris, Stella ...................... Harrison, Beverly ,..... ,...... Harrison, Lew ................,... Harrison, Shirley R. .- Hart, Roe ......,.....,..... ....... Hartman, Imogene ..... ....... Hartvigsen, Jack ..,.. Hawkes. James ,,.,,..... ,,,,.,, Hawkley, Leland ,l..... ,..... -Hayball. Eddie ,..,,... Hayden, Ben ....... Hayes, Jack ...... Hays, Lazell ...... Heer, Elizabeth I.... Heer, Arthur ....... Heer, Ruth .......... ,. Helm, Wayne .......... Hemming, Parley ....... ...... Hemming. Sylvia .... Henderson, Boyd ,...... ...,.. Henderson, Maurine ............ Henderson, Ralph .,,............. Hendricks. Roma Jean Henney, Isabella La Verriiii Henry, George ,.....,.....,.r,..,. Henson, Josephine ...........,,, Herrick, Robert ..,,.. Hess, Ethel .....,...,,. Hibbard, Charles ,............,,, Hill, Bill ...... ,..,..,......rI.,.... Hill, Edward Crane ..... - ....,,. Hill, Fred ......,.........,. Hiltbrand. Leland . Hocking, Richard fffff, 'ffffff Hoggan. Jim ,...,..,,, Holland, Billy ,.... Jones, Clarence ..,, Jones, Etta ,....., Kanomata. Samie L Karstad, Louise ....... Karstad, Owen ..,..,....,. ..... Kasai. Mary -. ................. L Katsilometes, Cheve ............ Katsilometes, James A. Katsilometes, James G. Katsilometes, Penelope Keating. Lucille ....,.......... ..- Keelen, Jean Sue ,..,... Kellow, Josie ......,. Kelly, Frances ..,.,,.. Kelsey, Verlan ,...., Keyes, Clem , ,..... Kimbell, Zella ....... Kimber, Geor e .... E King. Hal ,,,,,.,,....,. Kinney, Mayne .e...,.,, Kinsey, Ethelda ...,..r... ,,e,. Kirkendall. Le Roy ,..... ..... Kirkman, Lula .r.,.,.., Knorr, Charles ,.,... Knowles, Howard ...., Knowles, Jim .,e,,,,. Koch, Richard ,..,,,,I, Kollman, Robert .,..e. Krebs, Beth L. Krippner, Imogene ...,.. ,..,. Kuhn, Sylvan .,.....,.., Kutterer, Charles ..-L Kutterer, Doris ,,.,. Kuttler, De Leas , Lindeman, Eileen ...... .,..,.. Lish, Erma Viola ,,,,,, ,,,,,YY Lloyd, Edith ....,..,. Long. Mary .,,,,,,,..,., Longhurst, Herman ,,,,,,,,,,,, Longhurst, Orlean ,... ..,.,.. Lott, Alden ..,...,, Lowman, Jess ,...,.,, Lowrie, Bernice ..... Lowry, Stanley ,..... Lushinsky, Elnora ..,. ..,..,, Lusk, Blanch ......... Lyon, Morgeau ...,,e Lyon, Willard ,... Lemmon. Verlan . ..,, , Leonard. Harriet . ..... ,,,. McCarty, Lillian ,,..,., ,,,,,,, McC1ara, Helen ..,,,,-,, ,,,, McCormick, Margaret McCurdy, Dean ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, McCurdy, Theda ,,,,.. ..., McDaniel, Beulah ,,.,,. ,,,,,,, McDaniel, Jack ,.....,--. .,,,,,,I Mclntier, Morgan ....I, ...., McKee, Genevieve ,...., ,,,,, McOmber, Winston ,.... ..,, McPherson, Ivan ...... ,,,, McPherson. Richard , MacDonald, Hewy .L Madsen, Mona' Malmiquist, Jack I ,,,, .,..,l I Manfredo, Dominic ,,....,,,,., Marchetti, Fred ,,,,,.,t ,,,,,,, Marley, Phyllis Marshall, Bill ...... Martin, Doris Martin, Fred , ,,,.., . Martin. Gladys I,.,,,, Martin, Harold , ..... Martin, Marjorie ,,.,,,, ,,,I,,, Martindale. Arline ,,,,, ,..,,,, Mathews, Vivian ,,,,,..,,.,.,,,, Matthews, Birdeon ,..,,e,,,,..,, Mayer, De Vella ,,,..... ,.,.I,, Maynard. Lotus ....,. Mayne. Jeanne ,,,.. Meadows, Anne ..... Meadows, Lillian ...... ,.,..,, Meloy, Carolyn ,,,.,,,,. ,,.,,,, Meloy, Dorothy G. .... ...... . Meredith, Ira ,........, Merrill, Edna ,....,, Merrill, Delmar ..,,,, Merrill, Stanley ...,., Merrill, Wesley ...,.., Meuleman. Art r..,,., Meyers, Ernie ..... Mikesell. Dell ,,.... Miley, Barbara ,,,, Milliken, Gail ,,c,,. Miller, Florence ,,.... Miller, Max i..,I.., Mills, Roy ,.,...,...... Millward, Clayton .... .....,, Millward, Shirley ...... Mirabella, Eva ,,.,,., Mitchell, Cereal ....... Moberly, Bob .,....,.... Montgomery, Helen - Moore, Dorothy ....... Morgan, Bud ......,.,., Morgan, Margorie .... Morell. Betty ...,.....,. Morris, Frank ......,,., Morris. Lee Norma --, Mottishaw, Ronald -- Mulica, Jack ......,,... Mullen, Jim ,.,...,.,, Mullens. Glen ...,... Mullens. Richard ..... Mullihan, Eleanor .... Munson, Betty ...,... Murillo, Thomas ...,. Murrieta. Ernestine .-- Myers, Victor .......... Nash, Pauline ........,. Nattress, Dorothy ,,.. Nattress, Edward ,,.,. Neal. Betty ,.e,..,.,.r Neal, Leone ............. Neilson, Rolland ..... Nelson, Charles ....... Nelson. Dorothy M. , Nelson, Ida ............, Nelson, Joy .......... Nelson, Lois ......,,.,. Nelson, Marvin ....,,, Nelson, Phyllis ...,, Nelson. Ray ...... Nevins. Jack ,..,.. Nikolas.. Mitzi ..... Niles, Billy ,............ - Nishisake, Mary ...,... North, Bobby ..... L .,.. North, Carmon Jerry Norton, Inez . ......... Norton, Phyllis .,,.... Nuckols, Billy ,..... OConnell, Morgan .-- OConnor. Vernon ,- Ogee, Mary Catherine Ogle, Rosalie ..-....... - Okamura, Aiko ,...... Older. Jean , ,.,,. --,- Oliver, Monica J. ,... Olsen, Max .......... Olsen, Verla ..... Olson. Inez ....... Olson, Irene ....... Olson, Rex ,iv,,.... Olson, Wanda ...... Ormond, Clover ....... Ormond. Elsie ......,.. Osborne, Darwa ..,.,.. Ostermiller, Violet ..- Ostrander. Lois . ...... Overton. Robert ....... Oviatt, Ann ......,.. Oviatt, D. Earl ....... Oviatt, Raymond .,.. Owsley, Cecilia ..... Pack, Dennis .,... Palmer, Bill , .....,, - Palmer, Leo .,,......... Parkinson. Maxine Pattis, Mildred ,...,.... Patz, Fred ,,,,.. ..- Patz. June I ......... -- Payne, Paul . ,..,.., L., Peake, Velma Pearson. Helen M. ... Peart, Robert ,.,...,... Peace. Levi ..........,. Peay, Dolores ,,,,, Peay, Dorothy ,..... Peck. Leona ,,,,,,,,.... Pederson, Alfred ,,.... Rtudeen, Wilma ,,...,,. One Hundred and Twenty-Six , INDEX Pederson, Sarah ....... Pehrson, Darlene Pehrson, Elaine ...,..,,,.,.,.A,.,.. Pelton, Mazie ..,... - ....,,. Peton, Ralph ..,...,, Percival, Dolores .,.... Rupp, June .,,..... Perkins, John ........... Perkins, Lorraine ...,. Peterman, Shirley ..... Peterson Petersen, , Esther ...,...... ,,r., Petersen, Venus ,,..,.. Ruth M. ......,..,,.. - Peterson, Arline ......,,........., Peterson, Earl ............r ...- Peterson, Elsie .,..........,...,... Peterson, Eugene --1-. Peterson Petty, C , Ruth .,.....,... , -r---' oy -..,..,.......... --g ...., - Potter, Lois ...... ,...... S crowther, Doris ....,. Sheppart, Harold ...... Peyron, Maurice ----L ...... ---- Phillips, Jim ...,. - ....... ,,... Pickett, Lois E. ................. . Pieper, William .--I ..,....,.. --- Porter. Farr J. ............ ..... Potts, Evelyn ........ Powell, Berniecet ...... Powell, Homer ---t.- ....... ,... . Poynter, Mary --------- Prater, Jack, ...,...... Pratt, Myron ....... ..., Price, Horace - ,..,......... .... . Price, Jack ......,,. - .....,..... .- Priest. Jose Lee A... Primbs, Theresa ....,,. Prinsen, Madlyne ,,r., Probart. Adrian ......, Pugmire, Stuart ,,,,.., Pullos, Sam ,.....,,,. Putnam, Twilla ...,,.r Tolmie, Anita ..v.,.., Pyper, Arlete ...........,.. ...,, Pyper, Dora Laverne .....,,... Ouinn, Erma ......,..,. Quinn, Patricia ...... Rader, Bob ......, Rossiter, Maurice .,.........,..,. Stratford, Lora ,,,rr... Rowland, Madeline .......... --- Stratton, Oliver ,,,,.,., - Ruchti, Daw ..,...........,......, Strawn, Kathleen ,.,.,.. Ruchti, Helen ,,.. ' -:ex-1 .,.......,. Stuart, Joe . ....,..,,,,, Ruchti, Kathleen .......... ...,. Ruggles, Marne ,.... Rupp, Louise -.-:-- I Sanders, Beryl .-1---:L--H Sappington, Oliver' ,...,,.,.,..,, Sasselli, Peace ,... ,a ...... Satterfield. Irvin r,,.. Satterfield. Veda ..... Scharling, Ruth ........ Schneider, Donna ,,.... Sullivan, Mary ,..,, Sumida, Martha v..,,. Surman, George ..,... Surman, Grace ...,, Sutton, Gerald ,,... Sutton. Vetra ,,,,,,, Swallow, Jim .,.-,., Sward, Arthur ...L - Swim, Dorothy ...... Takechi, Kazuo ...... Tandy, Ben 4- ......... Tanner. Phyllis ....,. Ware, James Robert Waring, Charles ...,, Waring, Ernest ,,..,,. Wa ming. Victor --- Wayne, Woon -,,,... Watlington, Melba - Watson, Watson, Eunice ..... Hal ,....., Watson, June ,,.r.... Watson, Reah ....a.... Weaver, Du Wayne - Weeks, Lyle ---------- Welch, Evelyn ,,.... Wells, Betty ,...,,, Western. Dan ,..,..,. Western, Leslie ...... Weston, Bert E. ---- Wheatley. Oreion --- White, Jack ...,...... White, Joy ......... Schneider. Evelyn r.........,.,... Tensmeyer, Burt .... - Schutt, Margaret .....,,......... Terrell, Tom .,........... Schwarts. Ardis Claire Terry. Beulah Leon ,,,a......,. Scott, Gordon ,,..........,......a Terry, Lula ......r. 1. .........,... Scott, Irwin .....,.................. Thiros, Sam -J --..-- E: -...--....... Scott, John --......-.- - .....-.-. Thoma, Joang ---...-.. - ........ Sealey, Donald ------- Sedam, Bob ..------ Seldersi Louis ------ Sellarsf Virginia ----- Servel,2Julie --.-.-..--- Sessions, Jack -------.--.. Sessions, Pearl Vera ------....-. Shaw, Vanearl .------ Sheeran. Bob -.------- Sheldon, Mary M. ---- Sheperth, Elvera ------ Sheppert, Irving ----- Sherwood, Don ----- Sherwood, George ---- Shufeldt, Sarah -.--- Shurtliff, Noel ------- Siebert, Wayne ------- Siler, Francis ------ Siler, Fred , ----------- Sims, Elizabeth -.--- Sims, Jerry -.---...-----. Skidmore, William .--.-.- ---- ------- Thomas ------- Thomas ------- Thomas -.-.--- Thomas ----M Thomas Thomas ----... Thomas Thomas, , Nellie --.-- Thomas, Anina .-.--. ...--. Bernice ..--- ------ Bob .------ Bruce , --.-.- De Lora ----..- .--.-. Eddie ----...- -..... Erma ----- Roscoe .. --.. ..... - Wilcox, Cleoria ----- Wilker, Maria -------- Wilkes, Geraldine --- Willes, Ruth ----------- Ray, Dorothy .---- Randall, Jack -------- Raney, Dorothy ------- - Rawlins, Lawrence - ---.- ---- - Ray, Bob ----.------..---- Ray, Paulene ------.---- Raymond, Gordon ------ ----- Reddy, Betty ----------- Reddy, Bill ---------- Reddy, Cheri ----------- Regan, Daniel Ellis ..--- Reynolds, Earl -L .------ Rice, Harold E. ---- Rice, Norma ----- Skinner, Alice ---.-...-- Smith, Charles ------- Smith, Elsie --.----- Smith, Fay ------- Smith, Ivan ----- Smith Smith Smith, , Jack I-I. ---- , Mary .------ Thelma ..---.- --.-... Sorensen. Ma rva .-... --..-.. Sorensen, Gerald .-.----- ....--. Sorensen, Martha ----.- ---- ...--- Sorensen, Thera ---..---.--.-.--.- Sorensen. Willard Wayne Valentin. August ---- Rich, Donald ----- Richards, Jim ------ Spahr. Bethene .---------.-..-.---- Spahr, Douglas ----------------.--- Richardson, Lee ..----- Robinson, John ---...------------ Richardson, Max ----- Richardson, Rex ------- Richmond, Bill ------ Ricks, Kenneth -.---- Ricks, Vida ---------- Rickerson, Homer ----- Roberts, Edward -.--- Roberts, Janet -----.--- Roberts, Richard ----- Robbins, Leath ..-.----- Robinson, Burrell ------- Rodeback, George Wayne ---- Rogers, Alice May -------------- Rogers, Dorothy -.---------------. Rogers, John --------- Rogers. Helen L. ------ Rogers, Marlaine ----- Rojas, Anthony ...---, Rose. Alfred ---------- Rose, Charlotte ----- Spahr, Elsie ---.--.--.---- Spanbauer, Elouise .-.----------- Spenser, Eileen ---------- Spencer, Frank ------- Spillman, Bill .------ Stahlnecker. June ------ Stanley, Laddie ,----- Staton, Ralph E. --- Stephens, Erma ---------- --- ----- Steele, Sue -----------------....---.. Stephens, Madge .------ Stephenson, Mary Lou Stephenson, Melvin --- Sternlmg, Agnes ----------- ---- Stewart, Garold ----- Stewart. Geneva .---- Stinger, Maurine -------- ------- Stocker, Marjorie ------ ------- Stoker, Stokes, Bill ----------- Opal ------ Stone, David --------- Stoneburner, Ivan ------ Thompson, Fern ..-.-. Thompson, Helen ------- Thompson, Jessie -----.- Thompson. Lillie ......a......... Thorneck, Verl ---....-....,.....-- Thornton, Tresa Rae .----.-.,. Thorsted, Georgia .-..........-a Thurston, Gwen -----.- Thurston. Lowell .----.- Thyberg, Marie ..-a,.........---- Tipp, Dulcie --..---...-........ - Tipp. George Emmanuel Todd, Gerald ...-.....-a.....a.... A Tolley, John .---...,..,..,.....- -- Tomanek. Evelyn ------. Toston, Alice ---------- Totten, Arthur -------- Townend, Alma -.----.-- Trahant. William .------ Trenchard, Dale ------ Trenchard, Leith -.-- Turner, Alma ------- Tustin. Marie ------ Tustin. Peggy ...--....-. Tydeman Stephan .------ Tyler. Doris -....-,..... Tyler, Louise ------- Valentine, Mary ------ Valentine. Tony -------- Valenty, Allan -........-..,.....-. Vanderholf, Henry -...........,. Van Dermark, Mary A. ------- - Veach, Billie ----...-........,....., Venemon, Lee --.--....-- Vining, Doris ------- Wade, Florence ----- Wade. Mildred -..-- Wagner, Anne ----- Warner, Jack ----. Walker. John ------- Walter, Kathryn ------ Walters, Dorothy .------ Walters, Pearl ---------- Walton, Jean ------- Ward. Norma ------- Wardle, Dennis ----- Wardle, Devona -..--. Wardle, Lula Williams Williams , Carl John . Clara ..... Williams, Glenda --- Williams, Grant ---- Williams, Jessie ..--. Williams, Laureta --- Williams, Maria ---- r- Williams, Nellie ----- Williams, Thomas - Williams. Wanda --- Wills, Helen .--.-....a Wilson, Leslie -..--.... Winger, Delpha .-.-. 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