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' ' 3. , ,A QM 4 sz ,, 'WW 6 me N K I , H Q. M . W, ., .. G A Vi, is ff 5 N ga Q15 Q ,f f 'X s . f 1' It ax if tif 'W Y ,Q 'Nw 1 W -V fi 4' ,Q I ' , .f Vfygkl Maw H N If ,,.: f Y iw: ,- K N7 A eip. iw f Ln g,g ' M., if f, .4 ' X Q M ...W -Q , ix, I n 'Q 1. 5 , gf' X M., MAN..-w...m, A Q I WJ' hx 'f www. l UEWC 0 THE lndians are gone from the Boise valley. No longer do their cries ring out through the night nor their fires glimmer along the river banks. But their War cry is echoed in the voices of the Boise high school Brave and his sguawg their valor is displayed on fields of athletic combatg their talent is carried on in music, art and literature-5 and their spirit lives in the hearts of l5OO students. ln l938 the Boise Brave added many scalps to his belt, on the gridiron he showed himself supreme and the state basketball cham- pionship was gained by his prowess. His life was not all battlesg he also spent much time in study for the future. He gave himself time for social affairs so that he reached the end of the year a better alleround individual. On these pages you Will find the record of his activities . . . some in the sign language of pictures, some in the language of writing which the modern Indian has learned. Geometry is such a bore . . . Remember Mt. Po11ard's Wages of Sinn? Just a glimpse of the beautiful front steps of Boise high. 'T l5SQlp- ul I fs' .1 f , , an If I V 1,.' - ' if rg A 'ff L 2'ne-M , W '51 1 iz., ' ., - 1 , A'-Q , ' .f5'15j'i iff ,f ,-fi. X . , ,Z . '1 .five 1.1-224 I - ' WE if 5 1-,Ms F ':.:1,,. rf' I 1 ,1 x .: ' 4 -V, . ' Wafxw A -L TY: , 1:14 1' - - ,. 'il f 1 ,1 ies, gb v .Q . 'fvf' f Af F L, . -, ' , '- '-gQgf'gf'. 'i' 4 M 1., H. ii. gr-sg-1 y Q - .v L ' ,Qs : 7 fly' , -. ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS SCRAPS fc J 95 Y' 3' MIK-?1K5'R ?9l'i 'MW N-fvlfsmew -'Ma' vw. I-Maw. wld' NWMNMN J, Zz xv N X' 4. 5-, .,,,,. var G 1.3 '29 4. 3 f 3'5L-'- . 5 -1 -11 J W t s fy 5 5. il, e D- Q, I1 1 3 J 1 IV ...Q -WE A ,z ff: 5 5 sw ns-N ww ,uf egg! W 4 f vi 'Q Am... in ,B wah? gm , .vw if W' s Y agp ,Q vp ,Lk 96 Qi? X ' M ,, gfwffnljh ,W hw , 1 gil .s 'Q My f , M f, wh f mn Q 4- ,Z 5 A 329 MEM 1 .li Q ,. mis ig 3 f s' :ir .1-v ' Q ! 1 K l '75 s W 2 I - ,,,,2' ' Li ' ' .3 Len es f qv X W 'B WW? UQK. New curtains for the gym and high school auditorium and cement tor the new tennis courts were purchased as part of the work of the student council during the past year. Thus the student council conquered many obstacles that arose during the year under the able supervision of Donald Galbreaith president and his council, including Roberta Rodgers vice president, Dorothy Ccon secretary, Dick Armstrong treasurer and George Lentest corre- sponding secretary. From the classes came representatives, among whom were lack Dunaway and Betty McDonald sophomores, ludy l-lallstrom and Chris Alexander juniors and Bob Day and Wayne Peterson seniors. The annual custom ot decorating a huge Christmas tree in the main hall was again managed by the council, helping to carry out the yuletide spirit ot the students. Acting as the executive group of the school government, this group met and solved many problems of students and the student-body with the assistance of Miss Margaret Sinclair, who at mid-year took over Miss Karen Kieldsen's duties as advisor ot the council. Galbrea th Rodgers Coon Armstro g f t The Coun Day and P t Hallstrorn d Alexand McDonald d A Dunawa Pag 11 qmfezui... Boise high school girls carried on a heavy schedule of work this year which included a scholar- ship assembly, a co-ed ball, and several senior activities. Elizabeth Yriondo successfully headed the cabinet ot twelve girls with the help ot Miss Clara Qtness, dean ot girls. Helen Marr Archibald was vice president, Dorothy Coon secretary and Bonnie lean lennings treasurer. For one week all Boise high studes went Harlem, with canes and derbies, sold in the dean's ottice just betore the tinal basketball game with Nampa. The co-ed ball, co-chairmaned by Ruth Ann Cahoon and Lois Peterson, carried the theme, Dear Diary. Sophomores won the prize tor the best stunt with an automobile act. Even though there were no treshmen, the Hbig sister movement was carried on tor new girls in high school with Lucille Laubaugh as head. There was also a big sister tea where the new girls were helped to get acquainted. The junior otticers were Tudy Hallstrom, Lois Malnati, Rosemary Reed and Carmen Aldecoa. Sophomore otticers Betty Matthews, Harriette Driscoll, Claire Bracken and Maryanne Ken- nedy had charge ot candy selling at the state basketball tournament. Elinore Finch headed the annual scholarship assembly. Honor girls and the most popular boy were elected. Pge1Z The Girls cabinet w kly meeting Yriondo Archibald Coon Jennings Chuck other fed t era meeting to d Lenfest McGowan Alexander Peterson W: 4' E0qf.L'4e . . . As the representatives of all the boys of Boise high school, the Boys' federation has done much to add to school life. Such customs as giving baskets on Thanksgiving and Christmas were again carried out by this group, headed by Charles Lenfest president, Vern McGowan vice president, Chris Alex- ander secretary and Wayne E. Peterson treasurer. The federation put on its annual rally before the Nampa-Boise football game. The formal Christmas dance, with its beautiful decorations, carried out the yuletide theme. Every boy in Boise high school is a member of the federation, while each class chooses its own representatives to meet in a councilg each to discuss the problems and needs of all the boys and to promote good feeling among the classes. Through the efforts of the federation much interest has been shown in school activities and it made many progressive steps toward bettering the school. This organization is one of the main factors in the administration of Boise high's student body and contributes much to its pep and good sportsmanship, as well as helping boys to accustom themselves to their three years of senior high school life. Page 13 Seth Freer, Dean of Boys Clara Otness, Dean of Girls Page 14 rqcffnzlnuhalian . . Boise high school lite has moved in the same well-ordered and regulated paths this year as in past years. Again, the credit must go to the school administration: Zed L. Foy principal, Seth T. Freer dean ot boys, and Miss Clara Otness dean ot girls. Students have an initiative type ot government, as their activities are governed by the ettorts they expend, but a great deal ot the planning passes through the hands ot these three. Mr. Foy heads the taculty group. lt is his duty to make arrangements tor assemblies during school hours and to schedule school attairs tor the evening. The task ot visiting incoming students and explaining the procedures ot enrollment was lightened considerably this year by absence ot a treshman class, due to the new junior high. Mr. Freer's ready wit aided him constantly in his supervision ot a study hall, detention and noon study groups . . . all of which were his specialduties. l-le acted in an advisory capacity to boys Wishing employment and to those whose work was unsatisfactory, and had charge ot delinguents. Miss Qtness, in the position ot dean ot girls, served as adviser to the Girls' club, an organi- zation made up ot all the girls in the school. She was also chairman ot the taculty social com- mittee. Grderlies, another group ot great service to the school, were also under her direction. Zed L. Fey, Principal affix... What if you want to enroll, deposit money into the student body fund, put a notice in the daily bulletin, make an appointment with the principal, or send a message to a student in room 337? Or take out a handful of tickets to sell for the next Dramatic club play? These are only a few of the multitudes of details that somebody in a large high school has to be responsible for. Mrs. Alice Smith, registrar, has been taking care of enrollments for so long that she can do it almost automatically. She knows more about each individual's scholastic record than any dozen other persons put together. Miss Hazel Hotchkiss receives deposits to student body funds, and does the mimeographing-ea to mention only a few of her duties. Miss Ruth Herbert, '37, is the efficient infant of the office force. And as to delivering messages, there are girls known as orderlies who take care of endless errands and other small but necessary jobs. Across the hall from the main office, Mr. l. E. Six' commanding figure stands guard over the financial affairs of the student body. lf you know your business, these office workers are pleasant and helpful. They are the oil that makes the machinery of school life run smoothly. Hubert, Office Staff J. E. Six, Finance Hazel Hotchkiss and Ruth Mrs, Alice Smith, Regist Pg 5 Mi' H041-rfb Mr. Hoshaw Miss Hughes :vue Huge Miss aan-ev we Johnson Mr. Lemon M 1. Page 16 aaa . What it Boise high should wake up some morning with a completely new set ot teachers, all the way from benign, veteran Mr. lohn Sawyer clown to the petite Misses Dorothy Lentest and Grace lohn' ston? lt can't happen, ot course. But maybe the thought brings out more vividly the part the faculty plays in school lite. Most of these teachers have been here much longer than any student. They have their varied interests but all are interested in helping students. They have a lot to do with making school lite what it is . . . and it is, after all, a happy lite. - - --f---A-- -. un. .J--denim mr, orraiqnt Qacuf Most Boise high school teachers have been here a number of years. Yet each year there are changes. During the past year two teachers departed in the middle ot the year. Mr. Donald Foltz, Vocal music instructor, was called to a tine position in Detroit. Miss Karen Kield- sen went away after Christmas. Mr. Howard Deye, instrumental music teacher, resigned last summer to accept a position at Ellens- burg, Washington. Captain Eugene R. Guild, R.O.T.C. instructor, was transferred. The school extends to these teachers the best of wishes. Their work will be remembered many long years. Page 17 ff Q TS ' N 4x mo 7 '2H ,L , IIN r w! fl ' i 'a gp x X . . 'H' Q 8711 1 N gn F 1 f V on ia fi A v f iv 2 wt f? QQ 4 EJ Q ' sf. 'ff fwm,w,AW4x www., Q QW E. ' Zin ,ww , W 'lik 2 i , .W,,... W. .. Virginia Rhea, secretary Vern McGowan, president Valerie Delena, treasurer Bill Anderson, v ce president The largest class ever to graduate from Boise high school are now preparing to walk across the stage as students for the last time. Four busy and happy years have sped by since they entered the school as inexperienced freshmen. During those years the class of l938 made a place for itself in school activities. Vern McGowan president, Bill Anderson vice president, Virginia Rhea secretary, and Valerie Delana treasurer led the class in its final year at Boise high. On the athletic field, in the classroom, on the stage, in the pressroom and in the orchestra pit class members displayed their ability. Graduating seniors were largely responsible for bringing the state basketball championship cup to Boise for the first time in 14 years, and they led the football team to top rank in the Big Ten championship race. Donald Galbreaith was chosen student body president. Two other student offices fell to seniors, the vice presidency to Roberta Rodgers and the secretaryship to Dorothy Coon. Eliza- beth Yriondo was president of the Girls' club, Charles Lenfest headed the Boys' federation and Mildred McDowell controlled activities of the Cr.A.A. Lucille Laubaugh led the big sisters. Elizabeth Bracken and Dick Mathison served as editors of the l-ligh Lights. Bill Hart edited the Courier. Ted McCutcheon was R.C.T.C. major. Though the vacancies will be filled, many a senior will be sorely missed when school begins next fall. Meanwhile, to college, to work, to far-off places scatter the class of '38 seeking new fields to conquer. Pag 21 ABBOTT, MARIE Boise Valleyview l-25 Span. Club 45 Orcterly 4, ACIIESON, HELEN IANE Portland, Oreqon Portlaml l-2-35 Forum Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Honor Roll 3-4' Tuuil - luio 3, Mor. 45 B Club 4. ADAMS, ANNABEL Boise A Cappella 45 Ad Still I5 L1I1n Club I5 Svarlet Skirts 4. ADAMS, ELIZABETH ADELINB ulil Mnryor1e Goes Mo.lern 3, South in Sonora 25 Dist. Mus. Fest. 35 Scarlet Skirts 45 Span, Cflul- 3-4. AGUIRRE, VINCENT IOHN Boise Honor Roll I-2-35 Span. Club l-2. AITCHISON, MARGARET E. S. Roswell Comm. Club 25 Iollies 45 Pina- Iorew 45 Dist, Mus. Fest. 2-3. ALDECOA, EMILIO IOHN Boise Sr. Band I-2-3-4' Dance Orcli. 2-4, ALEXANDER, IENNIE Boise Ilist. Club 3-45 Honor Roll I-3-45 Latin Club I5 Span. Club 3-4. ALEXANDER, MARGUERITE C. Boise G.A.A. I5 Girl Reserve I. ALLAN, IEAN BROWN Boise ALLAN, MOLLY ISABEL Boise ALMOUIST, CLAYTON HENRY Boise Honor Roll I-2-35 Orderly 4. ANDERSON, KIRK I. Boise Sr. Band l-2-35 Class Ser. I, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 35 Danse Orch. 2- 3-45 Honor Roll l-2-45 Sr. Ornzli. 3-45 Pep Band 2-3. ANDERSON, WILLIAM CHARLES Lalunta, Coloratlo B Club 45 Class V. Pres. 47 Yell Dulce 4. ARCHIBALD, HELEN MARR Rexburq Drain. Club 2-3-45 Forum Club V. Pres. 3-45 G1rI's Club Cab. I-2, V. Pros. 45 Honor Girl 35 Miracle Mertflxantu 35 Stunlent Council 3. ARMSTRONG, IAMES DAVID Boise Sr. Band 2-3-45 Courier Stall 2- 3-45 Honor Roll I-2, Iollles 45 Dist. Mus, Fest. 2-3-45 Pep Band l- 2-3-4. Page 22 AROSTEGUI, CONCHITA Boise Basketball I-2-3-45 tfonun. Club I5 G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Sec. 35 Orcterly 3-4' Volleyball 2-3-45 Sovcer 2- 3-45 Sponsor 2nd Lleul. 2-35 UB Club 4. ARTHUR, EDWARD E. Boisn Basketball 25 Honor Roll I-25 Sr. Orch.. 2-3-45 R.O.T C. N.Cf,O. at-45 Dist, Mus. Fest, 2-3-4. BACHELLER, MARGARET SUSAN Boise Art Club I-25 Sr. Band I-2-3-45 Fronrli Club 2-3: Dist. Mus, Fest. 2-3-45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Rina- tore 4. BAKER, DOROTHY IEAN Sliosluone Iliqli Llqlits G'rls' Sports Ed. 4. BAKER, OCTAVIA Boise Hist. Club 2-35 Orrlerly 45 Fen and Blotter 2-35 Library Stall 4. BAKER, ROBERT Boise F.C A. 3. BAKER, WILLIAM M. Boise Debate 45 Debate Club 45 Honor Roll I5 latin Club I5 Class Treas.I. BAKES, BETTY IOSEPHINE POr'atelIO Sr. Orvli. 35 Hiqh Liqlits 2-35 Honor Roll I-2-35 Pen and Blotter 25 Iollies 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-35 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. BALL, WILLIAM IAMES Boise Frosh Basketbwll I5 HB Club 3-45 F.F.A. I-2, Sect 3, Pres. 45 Foot- ball 3-4. BANCROFT, KEITH M. Boise Sr Band 2-35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3. BARBER, ANN Boise Ai-tCIub1-25 Class Sec. 35 French Club 2-4, Pres. 35 Honor Girl 35 Honor Roll I-2-45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Sponsor I-2, Capt. 3. BARKER, ANGELA IUNE Parma A Cappella 35 Art Club I5 Courier Stall 35 Forum Club 2-35 Girl'S Club, Sec. 25 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 'tpinaiorem 45 Iollies. 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Girls' Sextette 35 Luckv Tliirleen 4. BARRETT, IANE WEST Iclalio Falls Ad Sta't 35 Class V, Pres. I5 Hiqh Liqllts 35 Honor Roll I-2-35 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Span. Club 3. BARRACLOUGH IOHN A. Salt Lake Ad Club 3-45 Aft Staff 3-45 F.C.A. 3-45 Football 2-3. BARTON, CHERI IANE DeSoto, Iowa Art Club I-2-3, Pres. 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. BATES, ELGENE DOLLY Bose Art Club 2-35 Girl Reserve Cab. I5 Honor Roll 2-3: Span. Club I. BATES, MYRLIN VERN Red Lodoe, Montana Basketball Mgr. 2-37 B Cluli 3- 47 Forum Cluli 47 R.O,T.C. 2-3-42 Tennis Mqr. 2, BATES, WILLIAM Pocatello A Cappella 37 Rinatore 47 Print Club I7 Radio Club 2. BAXTER, LEONA ELLEN Boise Emmett I7 Comm. Club 42 Honor Roll I, 3-4. BAXTER, PAULINE I. Salt Lake A Cappella 3-47 B Cluti 42 Comm. Club 47 Honor Girt 37 Honor Rott I-2-37 'tPinatore 4: Iollies 47 Yell Duchess 47 Scarlet Skirts 3, V. Pres. 4. BEETHAM, DARRELL Boise Sr, Orch, 2-3-47 Dance Orch. 2- 3-47 Pep Band 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. BEETHAM, RALPH Boise Do-Nut League Winner 37 Honor Roll I7 Latin Club 37 Sr. Orch. 2-37 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3. LELL, DOROTHY Anderson, Mississippi BERGEY, MERRY ANNE Deadwood, S. Dakota Los Anoeles 27 Scarlet Skirts 4, BERTRAM, BERTHA Boise Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Orderly 3. BIGGS, DOROTHY EILEEN Kuna Caldwell 37 Honor Rott 47 South in Sonora 2' Dist. Mus. Fest. 27 Scarlet Skirts 47 Home Ec. 4. BLAIR, DOROTHY VIRGINIA The Dalles, Oreqon Laquna Beach 27 Dist Mus. Fest. 3-47 Library Statt 47 Pinatore 4. BLOOM, ANNA BELLE Boise Honor Roll I-2-37 Scarlet Skirts 4' Home EC. Club 4. BLOOMSTRAND, GRETA C. Boise Honor Rott 27 Scarlet Skirts 47 Home Ec. Club 3-4. BLUMENAUER, IUNE ARLINE New Denver, Canada Hiqh Liqhts Reporter 37 Honor Rott I-2-3. BONNER, ILA LORRAINE Mackay South in Sonora 27 Span. Club 2-3. BORUP, CARL WILLIAM Boise BOULAN, FRANK HENRY Rupert Track 2-3. BOWERS, LEO R. Manhattan Montana B Chili I-2-3-4, Wi'o1:tt1riq I-2- 3-4. BRACKEN, ELIZABETH Enid, Oklahoma Courier Ms. Ed. 47 Debate 22 Declam. 37 G.A.A. 2-3-47 Girl Reserve Cali. 2-3-47 Hiott Liqhts 2, News Fd, 3, Assoc. Ed. 3, Ed. 47 Honor Girl 37 Honor Roll 2-3-47 Quill and Scroll 37 Library Statt 4. BRANT, LAWRENCE DAVID Iowa City, Iowa Honor Roll I-27 Sr. Orch. 2-3-47 South in Sonora 27 'IPinatore 47 Dist. Mus Fest. 2-3-4: Litzrary Stall 2, 4. BREEZE, MILDRED LUCILLE Burley East-aettmtl I-27 G.A.A. I-2-3-47 Honor Roll 2-37 Sr Orch. 2-3-47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-47 t'South in Sonora 27 I'P1natore 4. BRIGHAM, OLIVE Miles City, Montana BRUSE, MARY LORRAINE Butte, Montana Honor Roll I, 4. BRUCH, PAULINE Boise Art Club 47 Hiqh Liqhts Re- porter 4. BRYANT, EMMA LOUISE Boise Dram. Club 2-3-47 Honor Roll I- 2-37 Iollies 47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Span. Club 3-4. BUCK, ELIZABETH Manila, Philippines Bonners Ferry 37 Girl Reserve Cab. 47 Span. Club 4. BULLOCK, ROSALIE IANE Boise Honor Rott I, 47 Orderly 3. BUTTERFIELD, OLIVER R. Palmyra, Iowa Latin Club I. CAHOON, RUTH ANN Boise Art Cluti I7 C1i!'I's Clulu Cali. Sec, I7 Honor Roll I-2-3-42 Sr. Oroh. 2-37 Dist. Mus. Fest, 2-37 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Sponsor 2nd Lie-ut.2-3. CARD, LEAH Boise Comm. Club 27 Honor Roll I-2- 3-47 Scarlet Skirts 47 Span. Cluti 2. CARDIN, ELLA MARIE Thedtord, Netiraslca Honor Roll I 37 Dist. Mus. Fe-st. 37 Scarlet Skirts 47 Span. Clulw 32 Sponsor 2-3. CARPENTER, IEWEL VIRGINIA Boise Pen and Blotter 3-47 Where Theres Witt 37 Dist. Mus, Fest 37 Span. Club I-27 South in Sonora 2. Page 23 CARVER, TERRELI. Preeton FHAFFEY, CHRISTINA Newtounillanrl n CHISHOLM, VIOLET Boise CHANEY, MILDRED HELEN Boise CHRISTENSEN, LYAL Treinonlon Utah Camera Club 47 F.F.A. 2-3, Seca 4. CHRISTENSON, GEORGE M, Arnno Corps Grenarliers 3-47 Dram. Club 47 Seen But Not Heard 47 R.O.T.C. N.C,O. 3-47 2d Lieut. 4. CLARK, FRANCES MARGARET Dow City, Iowa Emmett 2-37 Basketball I-27 G. A.A. I-2, 4. CLAYCOMB, GEO FRANCISB A Cappella 3-4' Football :wise 4: South in Sonora 27 Iollies 47 Dist Mus Feet 234 Tenn CLAYVILLI-I, HOWARD GLENN Hoire A Cappella 37 AFI Club 47 Sr, Band I7 Basketball I7 HB Club 3-47 Football I-2-3-47 Hiqh Liqlits Reporter 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-37 .. 1s37 Track 47 Span. Club 37 Golf 3. COSCORROSA, SUSAN MARIE Boi so 2 Spanish Club 3-4. COX, MARIE HELEN Boise Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Home EC. C. lub 4. CRAVEN, FRANCIS GEORGE Boise I-list, Club 37 R.O.T.C. N.C,O. 4. CROKER, RUTH ELLEN Meridian Orderly 4. CROUCH, VIVIAN LUCILLE Boise Declain. I7 Hist. Club 47 Honor Roll 2-37 Orrlerly 2-37 Scarlet Skirts 37 Span. Club 2-3. CUMMINS, I-IERSCHEL M. B Ad Stall 37 Sr. Band 3-47 Fo Club 47 Iollies 47 Tennis 2-3 CUNNINGHAM, CATHERINE L, Butte, Montana A Cappella 2-3-47 Forum Club 3-47 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Latin Club I-27 Orderly 47 Pina- Iorew 47 South in Sonora 27 Iollies 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Lucky Tliir- teen 4. oise rum DAGRES, GEORGIA ANN Boise G.A.A. 3-47 Volleyball 2-37 Soc- cer 3-4. DALLAS, KENNETH C. Cheyenne B Club 3-47 Boy's Fecl. Council 47 Councilor at Law I. Track I-2-3-4. COFFIN, PATRICIA AMALIA Boise G.A.A, I-2-3-47 Tuniblinq I-2-37 47 Scarlet Skirts 47 Span. Club 2-3. CONROW, IERRY WILLIAM Tulsa, Oklahoma DANIEL, DOROTHY ANNE Boise Honor Roll 27 Sr. Orch. 2-3-47 Dist. Mus. Fes. 2-37 Span Club 2, B Club 3-47 Drain. Club 47 Seen But Not Heard 47 R.O. T.C. N.C.O. 3, Capt. 47 Track 3-4. DAVIDSON, ROY CORWIN Burley Sr. Band 27 Football 2, 47 Tennis I-27 Track 3-47 Golf 3-4. COON, DOROTHY Boise Acl Stall 37 French Club 37 GirI's Club Cab, Sec. 47 Honor Girl 37 Honor Roll I-2-37 Student Coun- cil Sec. 47 Scarlet Skirts 47 Sponsor 2-3. DAVIS, HOWARD G. Denver Boxinq 27 F.C.A. 3-47 Track I. COOPER, ESTHER EMILY Boise Honor Roll 4. COPPOCK, IENNIE Roberts Uslick I7 Hiqh Liohls Reporter 47 Hirst. Club 47 Honor Roll 2. Pen and Blotter 3-4. CORDELI., DICK Burley Sr, Banil I-2-3-47 Basketball 27 Dance Orch. 3-47 Debate I7 Foot- ball 27 Sr. Orch. 3-47 Iolliets 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2-3-4. 43 DAVIS, CHARLES Des Moines, Iowa Minneapolis I-27 Pinatoro 47 Iollies 4, DAVIS, ROBERT IOI-IN Pocatello F.F.A. 3-47 Football I-2. C'ORNEI.I,, BARBARA ANN Boise Dram. Club 47 Hioli Liqhts 3, Alum Efl. 4, Feat. Ed. 47 Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Latin Club I-2-3-47 Pen and Blotter I-2-37 Ir. Honor Sofa I-2, Page 24 DAVIS, STUART Caldwell Caldwell 37 Merril 37 Tennis 4, DAY, ROBERT LLOYD Boise Art Club I7 Boy's Fed. Council 37 Camera Club 3-47 Debate I7 Honor Roll I, 37 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 47 Student Council Rep, 47 Ski Club 4. DELANA, ELBERT SUMNER Boise Sr. Band 35 Basketball Mgr. 4, B Club 3-45 Dance Orch. 35 Honor Roll l5 Sr. Orch. l-25 Ten- nis 2-3-45 Pep Band 2. DELANA, VALERIE Boise Class Sec, 45 Honor Girl 35 Honor Roll l-2-3: Orderly 35 Tennis I-2-3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. DICKMAN, VERNA CORINNE Salida, Colorado White Pine 35 Girls Club Seo. li Sponsor 1-2. DITTMAR, CARL GODFREY Boise Sr. Band 2-3-45 F.C,A. 45 F,F.A. 1-25 Iollies 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2, DOLLING, BASSETT Boise Ad Club 45 Basketball 2: B Club 2-3, Pres. 45 Football l-2- 3-45 Track l-2-3-4, DOWNING, ALLEN LEWIS Wlieatlancl, Wyoming Basketball 25 F.C.A. 45 F.F.A. l-2-3-4. DRAGOO, MARCELINE Neligh, Nebraska A Cappella 3-4, South in So- nora 25 l'P1natore 45 Iollies 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-45 Scarlet Sl-:irts 3-45 Span. Club I-2-35 Luokv Thirteen 4. DUDLEY, ORIE LESLIE Twin Falls Basketball l-2-3-4: HB Club 3-45 Football 2-3-45 Honor Roll t5 Tennis l-2-3-4, DUFFY, EDWARD WAYNE Poise Honor Roll 15 R.O T.C Sgt. Mai. 45 Science Club l. DUNCAN, MARIORIE Boise Art Club 35 Swimming 4. DUNNING, VERNA MAE Greybull, Wyoming Girl Reserve Cab. 45 High Ltghts Reporter 45 Honor Roll l-2-3-45 Iollies 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. DYER, FLOYD Boise Printing Club 2-35 High Lights Ad Mgr. 45 F.C.A. V. Pres. 3 Pres. 45 Quill and Soroll 4. EDGAR, ELEANOR LOUISE Boise A Cappella 45 Basketball l5 Fr. Club 3-45 G.A.A. 15 Honor Rott 3-45 Pinafore 45 Jollies 45 South in Sonora 25 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-45 Volleyball 1. EDWARDS, FAYE W. Boise Basketball 2-35 Honor Roll 45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Span. Club 35 Home EC. Club 4. EICHELBERGER, DON LEROY Caldwell Honor Roll 2-3. EICHELBERGER, LYNN ALBERT Pocatello Honor Rott 2, 4. EIDE, LOUISE SELMA Boise Comm. Club 25 Girl Reserve Cab. l-25 High Lights Bus, Mgr. 45 Honor Roll l-2-3. ELLERSON, INALEE KATHERINE Boise Art Club I5 Honor Roll 2-35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. ELLIS, WINONA MAXINE Crain, Colorado A Cappella 45 Honor Roll l-2, 45 Latin Club 25 Sr. Orch. 45 Iollirfs 45 South in Sonora 2: Pina- tore 45 Margie Goes Modern 35 Lucky Thirteen 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. ELMER, MARGARET Boise Art Club l-25 Hist. Club l-2-3 South in Sonora 2. EPELDI, LOUIS Boise Honor Roll 1-2, EVANS, IEAN HALLIE Star Art Club l-2, Seri. 3, V, Pres. 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girl Reserve Cab. l-2-3-45 Honor Roll 35 Orderty 3-45 Iollies 45 Volleyball 45 Scar- let Skirts 3-4. EVANS, IACK LAVELLE Matad Do-Nut League Winner 45 Latin Club 15 Rifle Team 4. EVANS, SHIRLEY Salt Lake Orderly 25 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. EVARTS, BETTY ANN Canandaiquia, New York Hist. Club 35 Honor Roll 3-45 Span. Club 3-4. FARIS, ALBERT ROSS Boise Camera Club 3-4: F.C,A. 45 Honor Roll 45 Courier Still 45 Photo Ed. 4. FARLEY, IOE Boise Boy's Fed. Counvil 2-35 Class Pres. 35 Football 25 Honor Roll I 3-45 R.O,T.C. N.C.O. 2-35 C.O. 45 Student Counoil 25 Track 2. FARMER, NORMA Salt Lake Honor Roll 3-45 Tennis 2, 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. FAUBION, DONALD Boise R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 35 F.C.A. 3-4. FAUGHT, IOHN CALLOWHILI. South Acworth New Harnp. Forum Club 45 Honor Roll FINCH, ELINORE CLARE Boise A Cappella 4: Comm. Club 35 Honor Roll l-2-35 Latin Club I-25 Pinatore 45 Iollies 45 Dist. Mus, Fest. 3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Lucky Thirteen 4, FISHER, DAVID W. Chewelah, Washington French Club 45 Pen -intl Blotter 4. Page 25 FITZWATER, DALE LULL Alillenri, Kansas Ii Club 47 Fnollwall 2, 47 Honor Rfull I7 Span. Cluli I-2. FLOOD, LAURA ELEANORE Twin Falls Dual. Mus. I e:'l. 3-4' South In Sonora 27 RlnaInru 47 lril- lies 4. FORD, MALEEN Auburn, Wynminq Girl Rem-rvp Cab. 117 Ren and Blnllear 'K-47 Srtarlcl Slclrlq 4. FORREY, LOUELLA UNA Kuna Caldwell I. FOSTER, HELEN Salt lake Lfilin Club 27 Dlsnl. Mus. Real. 3. FRAYIER, EUGENE CLAUDE Boise Baskellvall 2-Z7 E Club fl-47 Dt-bale 47 Forum Cluli 4 Iloncnr Roll I-2-3-47 Tennis I-2-3-47 S. MS. 2-3-47 Span. Club 2-3. FRAZIER, RALPH FENEIVIORE Oakland, Calvlurnla SF-en Bul NUI Ha-rfu'd 4. FULLER, MARILYN FERNE Emnim-ll Arl C'luli 3 Tunilillnn 37 Volley- ball QI7 Suarlel Skills: 47 Cv.A.A. 4. GALBREAITI-I, DONALD W. Ecziase Baslcwlball I-2-3-4. In Clulv 2-3- 47 Class Treas. 2, Pros. fl? Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Sludenl Council fl, Pres. 47 Tvnniss l-2-3-4. GARRETT, DOROTHY EVELYN Bolsa- Baslnelball I-2-3-47 B Cfluli 47 G.A.A. I-2-3-47 Honor Rcnll l-2-37 Volleyball I2-3-47 Spcrnsor TI7 Haul. Club I7 'Track I, Mqr fl. OEARHARD, WAYNE WARREN Calilrirnla Baskelliall I-2-3-47 Foulball I7 R.O.T,C'. Cfapl. 4. GERLACII, RICHARD CONNER Muilv-ile F.F.A. 2-3. GIBB, HERBERT Daylon F.C'.A. 4. GILBERT, IACK BURTON Bums B Cluli 47 Camnra Club 47 Dfrliale l7 Friulliall 2-3-47 Honor' Roll l-2-37 Tennis 4. O ORDON, ELMA Payelle GORDON, VIRGINIA LFE Weiser Ad Club l-27 ACI Slall I-2, 47 Snar- lel Slurls fl-4. Page 26 GRAHAM, MARY IANE Fruillancl Hisl. Club 47 Honor Roll47Inll1es 47 Scarlcvl Skirls 47Llbrary Slalf 4. GRIFFIN, SAM IACK Ewise Campra Cluli 47 Ski Club Pres. 4. GROOMS, DONALD MELVIN Pauli- GROSS, DOROTHY FRANCES New Plymoulli Lincoln Hiqli 2-37 Hnnor Roll 3-47 Lalin Club 37 Ren and Bloller 47 Searle-I Slcirls 4. GUNN, IOHN WILLIAM Bulls, Monlana Culver Cily I-27 B Cluli 47 Hiqli Iiifllilfr Reporler' 47 Grill 3-4. GUTHMAN, IOHN Boise Camera Club 3-47 F C.A. 4. HAGGARD, DAVID EARL Olallia, Colorado B Club 3-47 F.C,A, Se-ct 4, V. Pres. 47 Football I-2-3-47 Ski Club 4. HALL, WILLA Rupert Ari Club 47 Honor Roll 2-3-4. HANSEN, DONNETTA Cranlral A Cappella 3-47 Dram. Club 47 Hisl. Club I7 Orderly 4: URina- lore 47 lnllies 47 Seen Bul Noi Heard 47 Disl. Mus. Fesl, 2-3-47 Scarlel Slcirls 37 Span. Club 37 Lucky Thlrleen 4, HANSEN, KATHERINE Bo-se G.A.A. I7 Hiuli Liqlilz: Aurel. Bus. Mqr. 47 Honor Rrill 47 Solver I. HANSEN, LOIS NARCISSA Boise Sr. Band 2737 Debalfa Club 2-37 G.A.A. I-2-3-47 Honor Roll I-2- 3-47 Sr. Orclw. P-7-47 Ren and Bloller 27 S0uIli in Sonora 27 Disl. Mus. Fesl. 2-3-47 Library Stall 3-4. HANSEN, NEDRA Boise Uslick I-27 Honor Roll 4. HANSON, EMILY MILDRED Hamrnell Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Tennis 4. HARRIS, JOHN PEDEN Jackson, Wyoming HARRIS, IOY EMERALD Boise Ad Club 37 Ad Slall 37 Dram. Club 2-3-47 Honor Roll 2-37 Ord- erly 2-3-47 Scarlet Skirls 3-47 Span. Club I-2. HARRIS, OLIVIA MARYBELLE Ontario, Oreqon HART, WILLIAM PAUL Boise A Cappella l-2-3-47 Art Clulv I-2 Pres. 27 Boys Fed. Counwil fi' Class Rep. 37 Courier Stalt 2, Assoc. Ed., Art Ed. 3, Ed 47 Dram. Clul: 2-3, Treas 47 Quill and Scroll Pres. 47 Student Coun- cil 37 Scarlet Shirts Pres. HARTMAN, WARREN EUGENE Meridian Basketball l, Honor Roll 27 Track I7 Science Clulw I-2, HARVEY, HOWARD HENRY Boise Sr. Band 3-47 Corps Gran. 47 Dance Orch. 3-47 Footluall l-27 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 3-47 Dist. Muff. Fest. 3-4. HEISNER, EMMA IANE Nebraska City, Nelwraska A Cappella 3-47 Forum Clutt 4? Hist. Clutw I, 47 Honor Roll I-2- 3-47 Sr. Orch. I-2-3-45 Pen and Blotter 2-37 Pinatore 47 Iollies 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-ft-4. HENDERLIDER, MILDRED PAULINE Boise A Cappella 2-3-47 Orderly .47 Iollies 47 Pinatore 4: South in Sonora 27 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. HENRY, ERIC GILBERT Colorado F.C.A. 47 F.F.A. I-2-3. HESSING, IAMES Boise HIESTER, DOROTHY LOUISE Pocatello HILL, ROBERT ARTHUR Oqclen Honor Roll I-2-3. HODGE, MARGARET ELIZABETH Boise Comm. Clutw 27 Honor Roll I-2- 3-47 Sr. Orch. I-27 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2. HOLLAND, ARTHUR I... Ontario Football 27 Honor Roll 47 Sr. Orch. 2-3-47 Iollies 47 South in Sonora 27 Pinatore 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-47 Sr. Band 3-4. HOLMES, SHIRLEY MARGARET Shoshone Orderly 27 Tennis 4. HOOBING, HELEN PAULINE Boise Orderly 47 Iollies 4. HOOVER, OAKS HOOPER Boise Forum Clulv '3-47 R.O.T.C. N.C. O. 37 Track 3-4. HOPSON, BERNICE KATHERINE Boise Tacoma 3. HOUSTON, IOHN Pocatello HOWARD, CHIAOUETTA Atlanta Filer I. HOY, WILLIAM IAMES Chagrin Falls, Ohio B Clulv l, 47 Honor Roll I-27 R.O.T.C.N.C.O.1l7 Track ft. HUBERT, MARY HAZEL Boise Sr. Band l-2-37 Honor Roll 1-2-3- 47 Sr. Orch. 3-47 Pinatore 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3. HUCKABEE, RUTHYE EDNA Barlier Franklin I-2. HUDSON, DOROTHY PAULINE Everett, Washington I-Iiqh Liqhts Reporter 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-37 Scarlet Skirts 4, HUFF, HAL Driqqs Driqqs I-2-37 F.F.A. 4, HUNTER, VELVA Cornish, Utah Loqan I-27 G.A.A. 37 Honor Roll 37 Latin Club 37 Scarlet Skirts 4. INGI-IAM, RALPH Boise Art Clulv 47 Basketball I-2-37 Hiqh Liqhts Reporter 4. IACOBS, EVA Boise IACOBS, GAYLORD FRANKLIN Mountain Home Boxing 47 Footlnall 2-37 Honor Roll 27 Track 3. IACOBSON, IAMES I.. North Platte, Nebraska Scarlet Shirts 37 R,O.T.C. 2. IENNINGS, BONNIE IEAN Boise Drarn. Clutv 2-3-47 Girl's Clutt Cab. Treas. 47 Hist. Cluti 27 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Latin Club I-27 Orderly 37 Miracle Merchant 47 I'lI Leave It to YOt1H3f Seen But Not Heard 47 Dist. Mus Fest. 2-3, IENSEN, LILLIAN Wilder Courier Staff 47 French Clulv 2-3- 47 Hist. Club 3-47 Scarlet Skirts 4. IOHNSON, CHARLES Twin Falls IOHNTZ, IAMES ANDREW Oakley Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Radio Clutv 4. IONES, PAUL HENRY Salt Lake R.O.T.C. N CO. 3-4. Page 27 IONFS, STANLEY MFLVIN Pcwllnml, Owigcvri Iifrakeellwf-ll fl-43 Do-Nui I.:-.miie Wlririclr' fl, Foolluill fl-4. IONRS, VERNON ARTHUR Rowlqy l7m'cl, !'olfuaIIo l .Cf.A. 4, F.l7.A, fl, R.O Ti. N.C.O.fl'Tcni1r3'?-4liSM S 4, IORDAN, MARY ELLEN Hoist- Hl:1I, C'luln I3 Forum C lul1 41 Ilon- wl' Roll l-2-7' llSoullw in Sonora 25 Pin-Hors? fl, Iollw-:1 fli Dist. Mum. Fefzl. 2-fl. KALBUS, MARIE Ol.IVE Kuna Sr, Barul I? Honor Roll .lp Dirt, Mus. Foul. fly Svnrlvl flliilw I KALOW, IAMES lloinv KAUFMAN, SAMUICL fl. Paul, lvluuw: 1 l7.C.A. 4. KAURISCII, MARIE Muriwliy liolioi Roll l-2-3-4. KFITIILY, HIILRN lVleJn,if1dle1 Lfilvvi l'IuII I, Ornlf-rly 2-'32 Hvar- lwlblzxilfplg 5p.m.C,IuI12-7. KIZNNLIINIIHQ, HOB ITUCEICNE l71:vIf'ulIiligf, f'olf:y'iinlo llonm Roll I2-Zffl. KILICR, ALVARD ROSS Iifmv l7.lT.A. IZ-fl Foolliall 2' lloyior Roll fl, filnmyn Cflulw Prev. fl, V. Pima fl, lralflz T? KINGSTON, MAX Dmigvlmii, Ne-lvmalm KIRK, MARIORIII LOUISE Riulilawl, Orvqou Kl'l'C'IIl N, HELEN NORA Iluiflea Fourier Slall lj Delvatf- lg Furuiu C'Iul: I, 4: Hialm Liqlilz: Slall Reef pcirlur Ip Ilmvoi Roll I-27 Lalin fluli I-2, Ren null Blollor l-253. KI.lNC.-ZLICR, ROBERT HIRAM I'la1Ifey Sv' Iiimrl l-2-'lj llazllci-'llwall llg D1..I Musa Foal. I-2-'33 Truck I-I Kl.OI7Rl3l'll-?, ROY FRANK Roi-:rf Hfwkvllifill 2, 41 Foollnll 23 Hiqli l.iqlil:: Boys' Simrlu Rrl fl, Rr-v iuorls-1' 4, Honor Roll I: R.O.T.C'. NWO. fl, Slfuup Cflulv I-2, V. Prem. fi, Rr:-fn. 'li Track 4. KRORGRR, BETTINA l. Homo A Cffipgnewllfl fl-4, Forum illulu fl, Honor Roll I2-T41 Rfen .incl Biol' If-r I-2, llRir1alorw 4, 'lSouiIi in ,,iiyior.i V23 lollu-ws fl, Dis! Min., Fclrnl. I-2-fl-4, Page Z8 KROEGER, DOROTHY IEANNE Boise Baskeilwall I-237 G.A.A. I-2-3-43 High Liqlxls Reporier I-25 Hisl. Clulm ly Horior Roll l-2-3-fl: Lalin Clulw l-2: Orderly 3-4. LANE, LUCILLE GEORGIA Nampa Franklin I-2. LAUBAUGH, LUCILLH Boise Honor Roll I-2, Honor Gul 3, Lalin Clulv lg Orclorly I-25 Span. Clulw 23. LAWLER, WILMA MARGARUITA P01562 San Fraririflco I-2: French Clulv 2,3-43 Honor Roll I-2-3,45 Srrarlel Skirlfz fl. LFMP ICDNA B.i1e LEMP, MARIIC Boise l.FNFl'iST, CHARI ES WILLIAM Caldwell B Clulu fl, Roy':: Fed. Coumul Pres. fl, Class V. Pros. 3' Foollvall 3-45 Honor Roll IA23, Rille Team lf2: R.O.T.fl. CRLO. 47 Fludonl flounr-Ll 2. LEONARD, ROBERT EUGENE Cedar Ranivls. Iowa Dram. CIul14: 'lsouili in Sonora 23 PmaIore 45 llSePn But Not I'Isaar:l 47 Dial. Mun. Fesi. 31 Travlq lf 2. LEONARD, WANDA ELAINE I5 15: Ari Cluli 'ig Bafelzellmll IJ G AAA? ly Honor Roll 33 Ordnrly fl, Tumlv- lirwq lp Volleylaall lg Sovrfr-r l. LEONARDSON, CARMELITA H. B- 'S Sr. Orcrli. I-2-fl 47 Dist. kills Feral. 2-3-4. LIQRRHRT, IACOH WliSI.I'iY Praise RF A. 3-45 Scionve Cflulu I-2. LEWIS, HELEN CRLIA Orcana Hiqli Liqlils Bus. Mqr. 3: Honor Roll IY2-35 Quill and Scroll fl. LLOYD, DIANA ST. Louis A Cappella 2-3-flp Comm. Clulw 32 Latin Clulm l-23 'lSoull1ir1SOn0ra 2, Pinalore 47 lollies 47 Dial. Mus Fesi. 2-3, Scarlei Skiris 3-4. LLOYD, EDNA BETH Fpliriam, Uialx Arl Clulw li Honor Girl 2-35 Sr. Orrli, l-23 Sponsor I-2-3, LOVELAND, CHALAS RAY Nampa Sr. Band 2-fl? F.C.A. fl. LUNGREN, GLENN ALTNER Sioux City, Iowa R.O.T.C. N.C.O. Sql. 4. LYMAN, LAURA IEAN Oakland, California Honor Roll 2-3-45 Orderly 2-3-47 Pen and Blotter 25 Where There's A Will 35 Dist, Mus. Fest. 2-35 Span. Club 2. MACAULEY, BERNARD CHAS. Twin Falls Ad Statt 45 Ad Club Pres. 45 B Club Sgt. Arms 45 Boy's Fed. Council 45 Camera Club 3-45 High Lights Reporter I-2-3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Quill and Scroll Sgt. Arms 45 Stamp Club I-2. MacGEE, ROY IAMES Atlanta, Georgia Courier Staff 2-3-45 French Club V. Pres. 25 Honor Roll 2-3-47 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 3-4. MADARIETTA, MARGARET Boise Basketball I-2-3-45 Comm. Club 35 G.A.A. I-2-3-45 Honor Roll I5 Orderly 3-45 Volleyball I-2-3-47 Soccer 1-2-35 B Club 4. MAFFETT, MARIE OPHELIA Bulford, Georgia Lawrenceville, Ga., I-25 Home EC. Club 3-4. MANN. FRED Boise MARRON, KLYDA LOUISE Idaho Falls Lakeview 3. MARTIN, MARGARET Boise Sr. Orch. 2-3-4 MARTIN, MAXINE GLADYS Barber High Lights Reporter I-25 Honor Roll I-2. MARTIN, THELMA lerome Meridian 3. MARTIN, BILLY HIZER Gooding Portland 35 Dram. Club 4. MASTRO, ANNA Ellis Island Hist. Club I5 Span. Club I-2-3. MATHISON, RICHARD R. Boise Basketball 25 B Club 3-45 Boy's Fed. Council 47 Football l-2-3-45 High Lights Boys' Sports Ed. 37 Assoc. Ed. 4, Ed. 45 Quill and Scroll Pres. 45 Track l. MAUS, ROBERT HARRY Caldwell Honor Roll I-2-35 Cleopatra 35 Scarlet Shirts 3. MAUVAIS, CHARLES HENRY Gooding Camera Club 35 Honor Roll I-2-35 Latin Club I5 Track 3. MCCONNELL, ELEANOR M, Missouri Basketball I5 G.A.A. I5 Tumbling I5 Volleyball 1. I .,,f 1 I 'fi I .sf McCORD, IOEL HOPKINS Spencer, Iowa Honor Roll I-2-35 R.O.T.C. N.C. O. 45 Stamp Club 2-3-4. McCURRY, MARY MAXINE Boise A Cappella 45 Honor Girl 35 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Latin Club I-25 Sr. Orch. 3i liPinatore 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-35 Girls' Sex- tette 35 Lucky Thirteen 4. MCCUTCHEON, OTIS EDDY Idaho Falls Basketball 25 B Club 45 Corps Gren. 3-45 Dram. Club 2-3-45 Football 2-3-4' Honor Roll I, 3-45 Bal'ibit's Boy 25 R.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut. 3, Maj. 4, N.C.O. 2-3. MCDERMOTT, LYLE CHARLES Pocatello Minstrel Show 3. MQDERMOTT, RICHARD L. Pocatello Declam. 45 Dram. Club 3-45 Mir- acle Merchantw 37 Seen But Not Heard 45 Willing Spirit 45 Dist, Mus. Fest. 2. MCDOWELI., MILDRED W. Glasgow, Montana Basketball I-2-3-45 G.A.A. l-2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Tumbling I- 2-3-45 Volleyball I-2-3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. MCGOWAN, VERN A. Stanley Basketball 2-3-45 B Club 2-3-45 Boy's Fed. Council V. Pres. 47 Class Pres. 45 Football I-2-3-45 Honor Roll I5 Student Council 45 Track 2-3-4, McKEE, ROBERT WHITE Boise Sr. Band 2-3-47 Iollies 45 Stamp Club 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-45 Pep Band 3-4. MCLAUGHLIN, WILMA IEAN Seattle Honor Roll 35 Orderly 37 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. MCLEAN, DONALD HUGH Emmett Lewiston 2. McOUEEN, PHYLIS Ogden Honor Roll 2, 45 Latin Club I, 35 Tennis 4. MEAD, BARBARA TI-IERESA Pocatello Honor Roll I, 3. MEFFAN, ROBERT WILLIS Nampa Art Club 15 Track 4. MIELECKE, ALICE RUTHYE Alberta, Canada Art Club 3-45 Forum Club Sec. 45 Honor Roll 2-3-45 Latin Club 25 Orderly 4. MILLER, ELEANOR KERRICK Wallace A Cappella 2-3-45 Girl Reserve Cab. 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Latin Club I5 Pen and Blotter 35 Pinatore 45 Iollies 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-35 Scarlet Skirts 3. MILLER, HARRISON MORTON Nampa Basketball Mgr. 35 Football 3-45 High Lights Boys' Sports Ed. 45 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. I5 Track 3. Page 29 MILLER, IUANITA RUTH Nampa French Club 2-3, Sec. 47 Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Library Staff 3-4. MINK, ARTHUR RICHARD Fairhelcl Debate 1-2-3-47 Debate Club 3-47 Forum Club 47 Honor Roll 2-3-47 R.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut. 3, Capt. 4, N.C.O. 27 Science Club 2, Pres. 3-4. MITCHELL, IACQUELYN M. Boise Dance Orch. 47 Honor Roll l-2, 47 Sr. Orch. 3-47 'lPlnaIore 47 lol- lies 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-47 Tennis 2-3. MOORE, FRANK ADEN Boise F.C.A. V. Pres. 3, Pres. 47 Foot- ball I-2. MORGAN, ERMA IRENE Nampa Orderly 37 Scarlet Skirts 3. MUDTER, GEORGE EMIL Spokane Sr. Band I-27 Dance Orch. 2, 4' Honor Roll I-27 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2. NASH, RUTH MAREE Coeur d'Alene Coeur d'Alene I-2-37 Sr. Band 4. NELSON, MAXINE Boise A Cappella 2-3-47 Girl Reserve Cab. l-2-3-47 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Pinafore 47 Ioilies 47 Di-t. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. NEWMAN, MARGUERITE W. Boise 'lPinalore 47 Iollies 47 Span. Club l. NORD, DELBERT OLIVER Mosuow St. Teresas 27 A Cappella 3-47 Ad Clul: 47 Ad Stall 47 Boys' Ouartei 347 High Lights Reporter 2-47 Honor Roll 37 Cleopatra 37 Pinalore 47 Iollies 4. OBENCHAIN, MADELEINE ALICE Ketchum Honor Roll I-2-3-4, ODIAGA, CHRISTINE Boise A Cappella 2-33 Iollies 47 Girls' Sextette 3. OLIVER, LAVERNE Boise OLIVER, MARVEL BELLE Seattle Latin Club 1. OLSON, RICHARD ALFRED Boise Boxing Mor. 47 Corps Gren. 3-47 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 R.O.'I'.C. lst Lieut. 4, N.C.O. 3, C.O. 4. O'RORKE, IRENE IANE Boise Honor Roll 4. Page 30 Qs . 7 , q OURADA, ANNA STELLA Boise Honor Roll I-2. OURADA, EDNA LOUISE Bois Honor Roll I-2-3. OURADA, LEONA Boise G.A.A. 2-3. OURADA, NAOMA ANNA Bois Honor Roll I-2. OURADA, RICHARD FRANK Boise Ad Staff 4. PECK, IACK Thomas, Oklahom PEFLEY, EDWARD MADISON Hulse Camera Club 3, Pres. 47 F.C.A. 3-47 'lPinaIore 4: Cleopatra 27 Printing Club 27 Radio Club I-2, V. Pres. 3 47 Ski Club 4. PETERS, RALPH DOUGLAS Bois Sr. Band l-2-3-47 Boy's Fed Council 47 Corps Gren. 4: De bale l-27 Dram. Club 3-47 Foru Club I-2-37 Honor Roll 3-47 Sr. Orch. 47 R.O.T.C. N.C,O. 3-4' Dist, Mus. Fest, 37 Pep Band 2 3-47 PinaIore 4. PETERSON, LOIS ELAINE Boise Art Club l-27 Forum Club 3, Pres. 47 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Orderly 2, 47 Pen and Blotter I-27 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. PETERSON, SUSAN ANNE Larnoui, low Corpus Christi, Texas 2-37 Scar let Skirts 4. PETERSON, WAYNE E. Ovid B Club 3-47 Boy's Fed. Council Treas. 47 Do-Nut League Winner 47 F.F.A. l, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 33 Honor Roll l-27 Student Council 47 Track 2-3-4. PI-IELAN, RUBYMAE Boise FICKERELL, MILDRED MAE Boise PINNEO, MARGARET SUE Bois French Club 47 Honor Roll 1-2 3-4. PODOIL, PATRICIA MAY Pocatello Hiqh Liohts Reporter I-27 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Latin Club l-27 Iol- lies 47 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. POE, WAYNE EDWARD Everett, Washington A Cappella 37 Art Club Sec. I7 Latin Club I' South in Sonora 27 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. POPE, FRANCIS MAY York, Nebraska York, Nebraska I-2-3. POWERS, DON ULMER Boise B Club 3-45 Do-Nut League Winner 45 Honor Roll I, 3-45 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 2-3, CO. 3-45 Stamp Club 2-3-43 Travk Mgr. 2-35 Science Club I-2-3. PULLIN, PAULINE ELSIE Boise Honor Roll I-2-3-4. OUALEY, BETTY JEAN Spokane Sr. Band 3-45 Basketball l-21 G.A.A. I-25 Honor Roll I-27 Sr. Orch. I-2-3-45 South in Sonora 25 Ptnafore 45 Kind Lady 35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. QUALLS, BARBARA IEAN Buhl QUARLES, PETER DAVID Boise F.F.A. 3-45 Forum Club 45 R.O. T.C. Rifle Team 4, N.C.O. C.O. 45 Tennis 3. RACINE, ART Pocatello Football 45 Honor Roll 25 Tennis 3-45 Track 4, RANDALL, RICHARD Boise F.C.A. 3-4. RAY, ELEANOR SUZANNE Pocatello Forum Club 3-45 French Club 3-45 Hist, Club 2, Pres. 'l-47 Hon- or Rwll I-2-3-47 Debate I-2-3-4. REDINGTON, IESSIE NORMA Mountain Home Scarlet Skirts 45 Home Ee. 4. RI-IEA, VIRGINIA PATRICIA Gull, Texas Ad Club I-25 Class Treas. 45 French Club 35 Honor Gul 35 Honor Roll 25 Latin Club I-25 Scarlet Skirts 3, Pres. 45 'BH Club Queen 4. RICE, NINA LUCILLE Hill City G-.A. I-2-3-45 High Lights Sec. 45 Honor Roll l-2-'l-45 Volleyball 2-3. RICH, MELVIN IAY Boise Football 45 Hiqh Liqhts Acc. 4: Honor Roll 3-45 Radio Club I-2. ROBERTS, ARDITH LOUISE Boise Basketball I-2-35 Cf.A.A. I-2-35 Honor Roll I, 35 Volleyball I-2-35 Soccer 2. ROBERTS, IACK LLOYD Boise F.C,A. 3-4. ROBERTS, PEARL PAULINE Boise Meridian I-2, Honor Roll 37 Orderly 4. ROBERTSON, JACK OUINCEY Winfield, Kansas Art Club I-25 Basketball I-25 De- bate 45 Debate Club 45 F.C.A. 3-4, Football I7 Forum Club Corr Sec. 4. ROBERTSON, SIDLA E. Rexlwurq Rexburq I-2-35 Volleyball 45 G. A.A. 4. ROBINSON, LEONARD STUART Portland, Oregon Do-Nut Leaoue Winner 45 F.C.A, 3-45 Honor Roll 4. RODGERS, ROBERTA AILEEN Walla Walla, Washington Courier 2, Snap Shot Ed. 3, Cir. Mgr. 47 Deczlam. 2-3-47 Dram. Club 2-3-47 Hioh Lights 2, Copy Desk 35 Honor Girl 3, Honor Roll I-25 Elizabeth Refuses 35 gtxdent Council 45 Scarlet Skirts ROGERS, WILLIAM LESTER Pendleton, Oregon A Cappella 3-45 Boys' Quartet 35 Dram Club. 45 Honor Roll 3-45 Pinaiore 45 Iollies 45 l'Uncle Ilmmy 4. ROMIG, ROBERT L. Boise Debate l-25 Honor Roll I5 Science Club Sec I-2. ROSS, CULVER DUFF Boise Ross, GORDON Boise RUDGE, ROBERT Boise RYAN, iR1-:NE THELMA Boise Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Latin Club 25 Orderly 35 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. RYAN, KATHERYN LUCILLE Shoshone Basketball I-2-35 G.A.A. I-2-3-45 Pen and Blotter 25 Tumbling 2-3- 45 Volleyball 2-3-4. SABALA, FERMIN I. Boise Ad Club 3-47 Ad Statt 45 Basket- ball 25 B Club 2-3-45 Boy's Fed. Council 35 Football I-2-3-45 Track 2-3-4. SABALA, LAURA LILLIAN .Inrdan Valley, Oregon SABALA, NARCISSA Boise Basketball I-2, Comm. Club Sec. 37 G,A.A. I-21 Honor Roll I5 Orclerly I-2, 45 Track I: Volley- ball 2. SCANLAN, BOB R. Nampa Latin Club 25 Ski Club. SCHMIDT, GERALDINE Newport News Virqinia SCOTT, MARY ELIZABETH Boise San Francisco I5 Art Club 25 Orrlerly 45 Span, Club 3. SEBERN, CLARE LUCRETIA Boise French Club 2-3-45 Hist. Club 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Orderly 35 Iollies 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. SHACKELFORD, GRAYCE VIVIAN Boise Basketball I5 Honor Roll 45 Tumb- ling I, Span. Club 3. SHELLEY, HAROLD Wichita, Kansas Page 3 1 SHELLEY, MARIE Boise SHOEMAKER, DAVID POWELL Kooskia Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Radio Club 47 Science Club 2-3, Pres. 4. SHOOK, BEULAH IDA Boise SHOPE, DOROTHY MAE Marion, Ohio Basketball 3-47 Orderly 3-47 Vol- leyball 3-4. SIMPSON, DORIS Corey SKOGERSON, EUGENE EDW. Sheridan, Wyoming Football 27 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 4. SLATER, CORA ELIZABETH Mayfield Basketball I-2-3-47 B Club 41 G.A.A. I3-47 Tennis I-2-37 Track 1-2-3-47Tuml:Iing I-2-3-47 Volley- ball I-2-3-47 Soccer I-2-3-4. SMIDT, IUANITA BLANCHE Boise Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Scarlet Skirts 37 Science Club l. SMITH DOROTHY LOUISE Boise G.A.A. I-2-37 Honor Roll I7 Latin Club I-27 Orderly 37 Tennis I-27 Volleyball I-2. SMITH, ELISE Boise G.A.A. I-22 Girls' Club Cab. Pres. 27 Honor Girl 37 Honor' Roll 47 Orderly 37 Student Coun- nil Corr. Sec. 37 Scarlet Skirts 47 Span. Club l-2. SMITH, IASPER WILLIAM Ballinger, Texas F.C.A. 3-47 'South in Sonora 27 Iollies 4. SMITH, LARRY R. Boise F.C.A. 3-47 F.F.A. I-2-3-47 Track l-2. SMITH, ANDREW NEAL Boise F.C.A. 3-47 F.F.A. I-27 South in Sonora 27 Track 2. SMITH, OWEN Boise SPRAGUE, DON EARL Boise Sr. Band I-2-3, Drum Mai. 47 Dance Orch. 3-47 Sr. Orch. 2-37 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. STALKER, DOUGLAS TAYLOR Gannett Art Club 27 Honor Roll 2-3. STANTON, BETTY MARY Alberta, Canada Basketball I-2, 47 G.A.A. 2-3-47 Orderly 47 Tumbling 47 Volley- ball I, 3-4: Span. Club 2-3-4. STAUNING, LAURA AGNES Tyler, Minnesota Tyler I-27 Declarn. 3. Page 32 I .- Q Q Pita. 'i ' ly 1 ' W' ' . m .. Cui rf - r A STAYNER, MARIORIE Brigham, Utah Dram. Club 2-3, V. Pres. 47 Girls' Club Cab. Treas. 37 Honor Roll lg-2-32 Orderly 31 Scarlet Skirts -4. STEARNS, ARTHUR IAMES Gooding STEPHENS, DANIEL ERNEST Boise A Cappella 3-47 Sr. Band I-2-3-47 Boys' Quartet 3-41 Honor Roll I- 2-3-47 Sr. Orch. 47 Iollies 42 Pin- fore 47 Stamp Club I-27 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-47 Pep Band 2-3-4. STRAUSS, DICK DEWEY Heyburn Ad Club 42 Ad Staff 47 F.C.A. 2-37 High Lights Alum. Ed. 3. Boys' Sports Ed. 37 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 3-4. SUBISARETTA, LOUISE Boise Basketball I-27 G.A.A. I-2-37 Orclerly I7 Volleyball I-2: Soccer I-2. TALBOY, EILEEN MARIAN Weiser Honor Roll 37 Orderly 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-37 Margie Goes Modern 37 Home Ec. Club 4. TALBOY, ELAINE LILLIAN Weiser Honor Roll 2-37 Orderly 43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-37 Margie Goes Modern 37 Home Ec. Club 4. TAYLOR, ALBERT San Diego, California F.C.A. Sec. 47 Printing 3-ft. TERRY, PHYLLIS M. Minnesota G.A.A. 17 Sr. Orch. 3-47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Sponsor I-2-3. THOMAS, JOHN IAMES Boise B Club 37 Boxing 33 Football 2-37 Honor Roll 1: Track 2-3. THOMPSON, CAROL ELAINE Mountain Home High Lights Reporter 47 History Club l-2, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 47 Honor Roll I7 Orderly 3i Scarlet Skirts 3-4. THOMSON, CHARLES Boise THURBER, WILLIAM Kansas TUCKETT, ERMA St. Anthony TULLER, KATHERINE Boise G.A.A. 2-3-47 Honor Roll I7 Ord- erly 2i Tennis 2-35 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Soccer 4: Span. Club 3. TURNER, ICELE Boise TURNER, MARGARET LOUISE Boise Camera Club 37 Courier Asst. Bus. Mgr. 37 Bus. Mgr. 4: Span. Club I-2. TYLER, A. PARKER Boise Sr. Band I-2-37 Boy's Fed. Coun- cil 37 Dance Orch. 2-3-47 Sr. Orch. 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. l-2-3-4. Pep Band 2. UBERUAGA, SAVINO IOHN Boise Basketball I7 B Club I, Treas. 2-3-47 Football I-2-3-47 Honor Roll I7 Track I-2. UNDERWOOD, AUDREY M. Custer, South Dakota Hist. Club 47 Pen and Blotter 47 Scarlet Skirts 47 Span, Club I-2. VAN DEUSEN, IOHN ERNEST Boise Sr. Band 27 Honor Roll 2, 47 Latin Club I-27 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 4: Stamp Club 1-27 Dist. Mus.Fest. 2. VARIAN, BERTRAM STETSON Weiser Corps Gren. 3-47 Rifle Team 2- 3-47 R.O.'1'.C.N.C,O. 2-3-4. VARNER, DOROTHY HELEN The Dalles, Oregon Girl Reserve Cab. 3-42 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Latin Club 47 Span. Club 2-3. VARNER, STANLEY EVERT The Dalles, Oregon Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Radio Club 47 Track 3-47 Span. Club 2-3. VERNON, MIRIAM IEAN Boise Sr. Band I-2-3-47 French Club 3-47 Girl Reserve Cab. 3, Pres. 47 Honor Roll 2-3-47 Sr. Orch. 47 Pinafore 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2- 3-47 Library Staff 3-4. VON ALVEN, WILLIAM HENRY Salt Lake, Utah Corps Gren. 3-47 Honor Roll I- 2-3-47 Radio Club l, Pres. 2, 47 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 2-3-4, C.O, 47 Science Club 3-4. WADE, ROSS Boise WALL, EDITH GRACE Boise Honor Roll I7 South in Sonora 27 Pinatore 47 lollies 47 Mar- qie Goes Modern 37 Dist. Mus, Fest. 2-3-4. WALTERS, IEANNE Emmett Cincinnati I-27 Comm. Club 47 Forum Club 47 Hist. Club 47 Honor Roll 3-47 Latin Club 37 Scarlet Skirts 4. WARD, GLADYS Peabody, Kansas WATTLES, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH Boise Debate 37 Debate Club 3-47 French Club 37 Hist. Club I2 Honor Roll I-2-3-47 Pen and Blot- ter I-2-3-4. WEBSTER, ROBERT HAWLEY Boise Sr. Band 2-37 F.A.A. 2-3-47 Hon- or Roll I, 47 Dist. Mus Fest. 2-3. WEISSHAUPT EMMA BERTIEA oise Comm. Club 27 Honor Roll 2-37 Latin Club I7 Scarlet Skirts 47 Home Ec. Club 3-4. WELKER, LUCILLE EFFIE Montpelier A Cappella7 Debate 37 Debate Club 3-47 Dram. Club 37 Girl Reserve Cab. 47 Honor Roll l-2- 3-47 Pen and Blotter 2, Pres. 3-47 War 37 lollies 47 Pinafore 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. WESTERDAHL, WARREN Brigham, Utah WHITLOCK, GEORGE B. Superior, Nebraska B Club 47 Boy's Fed. Council 47 Football 3-47 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 47 Track 4. Gi 3 1' we Y WERRY, ANNA KATHERINE Boise Art Club Sec. l, Pres. 27 Forum Club 47 Honor Roll I-27 Pina- tore 47 lollies 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-47 Tennis I-2-3-47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Span. Club I-2. WITTLAKE, OPAL MARIE Nebraska Basketball 37 Volleyball 37 Span. Club 37 Library Slatl 4. WILLIAMSON, IOHN May WILSON, ARDIS Oakley Basketball I-2-3-47 B Club 47 G.A.A, l-2-3-47 Tennis l-27 Track 5 Volleyball I-2-3-47 Soccer I-2- -4. WILSON, BETTY Boise French Club 2-3-47 Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Scarlet Skirts 4. WILSON, IACQUELYN EDNA Boise Sr. Band Drum Mal. 3-47 Honor Roll l-2-3-47 Sr. Orch, 2-3-47 ilSouth in Sonora 27 Pinatore 47 Iollies 47 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2- 3-47 Scarlet Skirts 4. WILSON, LUCEAL E. Viewtield, South Dakota WILSON, TOM REED Boise Courier Photo Ed. 37 South in Sonora 27 Cleopatra 37 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3. WOLFE, THOMAS Birmingham, Alabama Forum Club 3, Sqt. at Arms 47 Honor Roll l, 37 R.O.T.C. N,C.O, 2-37 Tennis 2-3-4. WOOD, BOB Twin Falls Forum Club 2-3, Pres. 47 Honor Roll 3-47 R.O.T.C. N.C.O. 3-47 Stamp Club 3. WOODS, GAIL Boise WORLEY, BETTY IANE Boise Vancouver I-27 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. WYMER, THOMAS MELVIN Kuna Hist. Club I-27 Honor Roll I, 47 Stamp Club 27 Science Club 2. YORK, ROBERT WILLIAM Boise Sr. Band 2-3-47 Honor Roll I-2- 3-47 Sr. Orch. 37 lollies 47 Dist. Mus, Fest. 2-3-47 Pep Band 3-4. YRIONDO, ELIZABETH Boise Basketball I7 Girls' Club Cab. Pres. 47 Honor Girl 37 Honor Roll 37 Orderly 2-37 Volleyball I7 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Span.Club 2-3. ZAMZOW, DOROTHY Boise YSURSA, RAMON Boise F.C.A. 4. ZIVIC, THOMAS MIKE Park City Utah Basketball I-2-3-47 B Club 3-47 Boxing 47 Do-Nut League Win- ner 37 Football I-2, 47 Track I-4. VANCE, RICHARD Twin Falls Hazelton, Ida. I-2-37 Sr. Band 47 Stadium Singers 4. Page 33 The class of '39 came back to Boise high whooping and yelling to show the true spirit that they had and ready to carry on for their last two years here. To lead them they chose Lois Malnati president, Chris Alexander vice president, Bernice Perry secretary and Charles Crowe treasurer. Cn the student council ludith Hallstrom and Chris Alexander shone as their representatives. Class advisors were Miss Barnes and Mr. Chindgren. The first honor of the year was the selection of lunior Peterson as yell king. luniors were well represented on the football team and also in basketball and track. ln debate, dramatics, the minor sports and other activities, they proved their ability to carry on traditions. On the Courier and High Lights the juniors were represented by Lois Hulser, managing editor of the High Lights the first semesterg and Bernice Heisner, also managing editor the second semester, and a great many more. lack Perkins was appointed editor of next year's Courier. Twelve of the 33 honor girls were juniors and one of the ten most popular boys was also in this class. At the lunior-Senior Prom the seniors were royally entertained in the new gym, which was transformed into a little bit of Holland. Co-chairman of this affair were Dick Armstrong and Lois Malnati. And so the juniors leave these halls to return next year to get a little more knowledge and a great deal more sophistication as seniors. 3 Charles Crowe, trea Chris Alexander, vi president Lois Malnati, president - V'k. iHg.,,. gi .- sl 4 .. xg 1 li- , Ml, gm Jin.. 2 ' -..-, wsseesf. . I , A ,,, . 7 K i,ir,5i,,M .I xg - X.'f g li. Page 36 Auklf-y, A. A1-mein, G Allenrler, ll. Alsllp, Fl. Arvmslrnnq, R, Arrmla, M. lifxllwll, CH. H-1nkR, l liauxmflve-rm, Fl Bzixler, V. Beellmm, lf. Hell, l. Bxlderluack, B. Biorkqulsl, Bortles, M. Borup, H. Aclfims, N. Aqnm-re, Cf. Alflecoa, C. Alevxlmcler, C. Ames, M. Ames, R. Andersorm, l. Anderson, R. Afsll, K. Atkinson, M. Averio, C. Baker, C. Bfxrlvmxr, D. Bawlay, D. Barre-ll, F. Barrell, l. Hnxlor, l. Beam, M. Beal, P. Beally, C. Eelnap, K, Benedict, V. Bering, W. Berqquxsl, D. Blame, B. Blake, A. Blake, W. Blinn, D. Bowers, E. Branson, R. Brewer, M. Brooks, T. Allen, B. Arvlmalml, D. Baker, M Bauer, E. Beck, 1. Berry, W. Boeck, D Brown, B. A! 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Hannihn, E Harrison, A. Hatch, R. Heath, S. Hedges, I. Page 38 9 gf. 5 H 4: 'CS FQ- fl V. iv. 'pl Q V' , lfgwgi L. 1 , ' Kf'..+-5, iii.-...L ' 3. 5352 55626 6 X Evens, R. Fairchild, N. File-1, R. F1l7palriCk, L. Friedline, H. Frilsclile, M. Gamlmle, l. Gamlxlinq, B. Givens, l. Gordon, R. Grofe, A. Grover, M. Hansen, D. Hardl, H. Heisner, B. Henderson, R. Farrell, F. Faull, T. Fitzwaier, D. Fleetwood, l. Fry, l. Fry, W. Garside, M. Gearhard, G Gorszlme, O. Goul, K. Grunder, L. Gwinn, M. Harhelroarle, R. Harris, l. Henke, E. Hermann, M MS.. M .V llwl-if-wrson, P. l-lvqqlnwm, M. Hxqlx, L. Hoflqe, W. Hoqard, I. l-lollar, L. llmlllday, l. l'lwslor'+l, G. I-lllgfmnl, P. Howard, D Howard, R. Howe, T. Huff, l. llulser, L. l'lLmlf:r, M E. lacksorf, D. la?-qer, R. layo, M. lensen, I. lrvlunson, H. lorms, H. lowes, P. Imrqenfe-rm, B. Karns, F. Ke-hrer, E. Kelly, L. Kxrlclen, G. Klmeylle-r, I. Klurlcluolm, S. Kroeqer, P. Lawrencff, B. Layne, M. Lpacvlx, G. Lpqqal, l. Lomp, lf. Leffmmfl, M. Lessmqer E. Lewis, W. Lien G. Lockell, l. Logan, E. Lonq, Cf. Lukens, F. Lyons, V. Mains, M. Malnati, L. Mansisidor, A. Marenholtz, P. Marmon, L. Martin, M. Mathews, E. Matthews, F. Mays, M. McAbee, V. McAnulty, V. McClelland, D. 1 ' . x K X4 F 1 ws .gs . a- .a. W 1 fx., . - --nf., .k m M , ' ,, f .1. if , - Horner, ll. Hunl, ll. lurwwz, ll. Klutz, H. Lamp, M. Lowery, H, Marr, l. McCrosky, T. Page 39 2 if P y A xl .wi Page 40 PM 3:4 is rx .Q Y X 1 'F f 1 . f A ii' , isff, D V 1 ill i wi X mm ima. Mn'DunaId, CT MuDfirmlLl, M. McDonald, M. McDorougl1, K, McDoruuql1, W. McGinnis, M. Mcfilochlin, B. Mclllveen, C. MwK.nq, A. Mvl.e-mil, I. MwMnlmn, I. McQueen, l. Mendenhall, D. Meyers, M. Mickey, F. Millar, l. Mlllm-, B. Mille-1, M. Miller, R. Miller, V, Monq, K. Monk, R. Mrunlandnn, R. Montgomery, Cf. Monlquincry, D. Muoril, D. Moorelionse, R. Morley, P. Morrison, C. Morrison, M. Myers, M. Nefsy, P. Nelssriri, R. N4-rlamri, R Newman, G. Osslicurn, M. Our-ada, H. Ovialt, P. Patterson, B. Pearman, ll. Pefiszc-, l. Pi-rom, M. Pe-rlion, l. Perkins, l. Perry, B. Perry ,W. Pelree, M. Ps-rlrle, M. Phillips, A. Pope, M. Post, K. Power, A. Price, D. Price, L. Prindle, L. Privietle, L. Pullin, O. Rawlins, W. Rayne, E. Reed, R. Renk, E. Revis, Icy Reynolds, L. Reynolds R. ,Q f I ff, 2 Ryu, J- f 5 4 v 1-r , ,. .1 , ,us A 25 'A 5 ii 4 3 , x N Y 2 .F .... , , I Xu , .2 is , S i ' 'Wag . Q 15,3 , .,!,..-,,f-IW, 1 I 1 3 Q al I -M 5 fx 1? Rhodes, V, Roberts, D. Rose, I, Schlerf, C. Shaw, E. Smith, I-I. Squires, C. Swan, D. -lf li ' 1 ,ri 1 Rice, E. Rolwertson, V. Rowell, I. Schmidt, B. Shaw, I. Smith, L. Stall, E. Talluoy, E. I im? I 2' N is . N -K . ti I . . Q fr , F .S IP i I 1 H C I.RI I ' , I li I E J. Ii' Ml, f ffm' lf., '- l Tl 3 gl I Q, Xi! - . 3, , xi, .I ,V ,, T5 ,rf fi 5 I Richardson, C. Richardson, W. Riddle, A. Riddle, E. Rider, B. Roberts, D. Robinson, B, Robinson, I. Robinson, R. Robison, E. Rohison, L. Rosanrlick, Roylance, G. Ryther, F. Sacks, M. Sandmeyer, P. Sanclmeyer, R. Saxton, L. Schooler, I. Schoonover, I. Schultz, E. Schweizer, I'I, Schwertley, I. Seovell, M. Shober, I. Shoemaker, F. Simpson, D. Smith, B. Smith, D. Smith, F.C. Smith, T. Smith, W. Snodgrass, S. Sorenson, H. Spanqenlwerq, E. Springer, L. Staley, R. Stoddard, G. Storey, I-l. Stover, I. Stuart, F. Sugden, G. Taylor, S. Taylor, V. Templeton, I. Thomas, G. Thomas, H. Thomas, R. Page 41 W lp 'S , fi HQ l Page 42 F , ' l B dl V A li W . kk I A Q- X F X . I if '- L A 1 x 95,2 X . . 2. :gn it in 1, Aff fl V V lf? V 1. x, ' Tlmornpson, D. Tlmrnpson, F Thraxlklll, l. Tnleston, W Tompkms, A. Trask, Bolw Turner, R. lllzl, M. Ulmer, M. Underfiilwl, V. VanS1clcle, T. Varkas, E. Veecler, G. Vernon R. Voqel, E. Walker, E. Walker, L. Waller, H. Wellman E. Wesllwronk, L. Westfall, H. While, R. While, V. Wlwillinqlon, M. Winn, F. Winsleafl, A. Wcwllenlwarqer, I, Woolsey, l. Woolsey, N. Hoqan, M. Peck, l-l. Strawn B. Siroup, E. Thornelz, P. Bracken, C. Belles, C. Troulner, A. Vauqhn, RE. Waterman, C. Wuqers, M. Noalces, R. Pelerson, K. wait' T my Tucker, L, Vauqlxn, Rl. Welwer, R. Wilson, M. McNeil, M. Horner, P. sap ln all the activities of Boise high school one could always find several sophomores. Outstanding among this group were their officers: loe Uberuaga president, Bill Sproat vice president, Betty Matthews secretary, and lean Meredith treasurer. Representatives to the student council were Betty lane McDonald and lack Dunaway. After much pondering the girls chose Betty Mathews as their leader with l-larriette Driscoll her assistant. Claire Bracken was named Girls' club secretary and Maryanne Kennedy treasurer. At the annual co-ed ball the sophomore girls walked away with the first prize with their stunt. Four sophomore boys had the honor of being elected among the ten most popular boys of Boise high school. They were Werner Stern, George Miller, Angie Madarieta and loe Uberuaga. ln sports the sophomores were represented on every field. ln football, basketball, track and tennis they received their share of the glory that came to the Boise Braves. This class lived up to the standards of Boise high and has aided in the desire to uphold its traditions. When they first started as freshmen they were greeted by a school that was growing and needed their help. Now at the end of their second year they have contributed much to the spirit of Boise high school. There is no stopping these soptomores. luniors next year and if the seniors are-n't snappy they will have their toes trampled on all year long by this up and coming sophomore class. Joe Uberuaga, president Betty Matthews, secretary Jean Meredith, treasurer Bill Sproat, vice president , h A ,, Y . H A f fl' fr' ' fr .Tl 15.7 2 l X' . -'f wi 1 he J' a . . 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Ambrose, R. Arano, M. Arnald, R. Aroslequi, F. Arriola, l. Eadqley, R. Baker, A. Baker, B. Baker, H. Baker, S. Barrett, M. Barry, D. Bauer, K. Baxter, G. Beatty, B. Blqler, B. Bilbao, C. Black, W. Blackman, I. Bloomslrand, A Bowers, L. Bowers, R. Boyenqer, D. Bremer, B. Bnqham, P. Brown, R. Buck, A. Buck, R. Bunch, W. Burgess, G. Burns, M. Bush, B, Buller, W. Cahill, D. Caine, B. Siu . . fi 4 M Y 1: Q 1 1 px Q5 X 1 . 5 .N ix f ' . 0' ' F .aj - N M l RTF: ' ty A Q , 2 N , . V .-1 A Y . , . Q. xi C 1' -9 x . gg , f ff--Q f l -J if . --LV f ,. SQ ,, r . 5 . x 7 Call, F. Campbell, N. Chaml:erla1n, l Chaney, H. Chrlsllansen W. Clark, P. Collins, T. Compton, D. Craven, E. Craven, M. Curtls, R. Dahllwerq, L. Denson, T. DeWalt, H. Driscoll, H. Dunaway, I, 4 if 1 W A A 77 -.1,, T3 A A v. x E X 5 . sk 43. ' . 3,5 , - ' .M I 1 .1 . .V 45 -+. ,.. Campluell, W, Canfield, B. Carrol, B. Cruiser, R. Chaney, T. Charleion, F. Charrier, I. Chaney, F, Clayton, V. Clayvxlle, F. Colmrn, W. Crpclzlwxll, M. Compton, 1. Condie, R. Coppmfk, T. Cosby, W. Cnder, W. Crane, R. Crmwlw, L. Cmvlrfll V. Dana, l. Davis, M. Davls, P. Dawsun, C. DeWalT, W. Ding?-r, M. Dxshman, M. D1vHn, C. Dunn, R. Durham, R. Eakin, I. Eluerlp, T, f , -r Q , 4 I if . 2 if . 9 ,. . br In 5' ffl ff f ' '- ii: 4 ' s m 51, ' kj I , .. . -. - , . ,..,. 5, . . M , . X. fl - 1 -rl . 5 'B , , A E Cernzvk, Il. Clmnrn M. Ccvflffy, G. Collle, T. Clumlmnss, ll Dean, A. Dougal, L. Ellls, C. 4s 1 Clmllanl, F. Clulsllansen, V. Colslr, Ivan Couzens, P. C'lu'l, R, Deelxlmn, K. Dowlin, M. Ellls, D. Page 45 . A H .L . i 3 I 5 M 1? I 2 .Q yy I I X 2. I I k .Q f .. 13,4 M I HW' 'Im I ' - an 3 I'e x if Ifllm, I Fun-ry, T. Em-kgsmrx, I. Erlle-r, R. Eskexicisrm, W. Ifylrfmxscmn, R. FAIIS, B. Fauqlxl, M. Fverrlmm-r, A FQ-1uLA:sc,v11, R. Fmuklfa, B. Fxelri, D. Flew inq, M, FlefvI'vQr', S. FIQlcIxer, W. Fosier, I. Fcnrter, T. Fr-1I14:k. D. Fmze-r, Cf. Frledly, H. Frxtsvlxle, M. Fry, M. Fye, N. Ganz H. Gnrninvr, A. Gmirios, K Gicxrulnlifv CT. Giesler, C. Glllszsple, G. Glllespie, R. Ginzel, M, Goxcovwhvri, I Gmssx, R. Graves, I. Gray, R. Green, I. Grrxmnsz, D. Gxlihmann, M. HQII, F. Hamm, M. Hnnzlen, H, Hfirxfmrx, A. IInrrf:lcI, II. Hfurrmld, M. Hari, K. Hari?-r, D. Hasslxm, G. H.1shnqs, L. Hays, H011 Ihwiflf-rx, Ii. Ilorwflerlsorv, C. Iienclron, M. Hvrry, I. Henry, R Hicks, G. Hxesfer, S. Hlqlvy, HI.. Hunks-y, M. Hmkson, C. Hmfon, L. Hoczlmlrdsser, M, Hodges, R, Holland, D. Holmes, L. Page 46 3 le Hoover, K. l-lndelson, B. Huff, I. Hugo, R. l-lunl, M. l-lullon, W Irons, D. lbnsen, CQ. lenson, R. Iolinson, A. Iculxnfzon, F3. Iulinfson, C. Iolinsron, C. lolwnson, Fl. Iolmson, M.L. lolmson, R. loldnson, W, lones, L. loness, W. lordim, P. lcwqerxssen, G. Keith, L. Kendall, I. Kennedy, H. Kennedy, M. Kepros, l. Kerley, W. Kelclxen, M. Kidd, M. Kind, C. Kinq, M. Kxnq, S. Kxppinq, B. Kirkland, T. Krause, W. Lanq, D. Lawrence, M. Leach, G. Leepe-r, W. Leicliliter, E. Lellenmaier, D. Linn, R. Loveland, L. Loveland, W. Lynch, R. Lyon, I. MncGee, I. Mallflli, W. Mduee, l. Mnlnislrorn, W. Manninq, I. Maples, R. Marden, P. Marks, H. Marler, L. Marley, B. lenninqs, R. lolmson, l. lnslyn, R. Kildlvle, D. Laczkf-ry, D. Lmqan, W. Mnqnuson, Marlin, F. Page 47 QQ '+ z haf 1 Q we ' tl T Page 48 mf J' 11? ' 5, , 'Q 6? I Fi 'iw ... 43 ., Martin, D. Mdtecwvxuh, R. Mathews, H. Matlxews, F. Matlock, l. McAl':ee, D. McAlwee, H. MvDunaId, V. Mvlrlntyre, P, MrNe:l, M. Merhem, V. Meyer, L. Meyers, L. Mxller, G. Miller, I.. Mitvtwll, R Montgomery, M. Montgomery, P. Moore, P.N. Moore, P.V. Moore, R. Munyon, V. Murphy, L. Musqrove, l... Nou, lune Nelson, B. Nelson, H. Nelson, M. Newman, R. Newman, B, Newton, B. N1chols, H. Nord, D. Nordquist, W. Norris, l. Nyluorrl, l.. Olvenclmln, D. Oliver, I. Oliver, l. Olson, F. O'Neil, H. Orr, G. Ostolosa, F. Otto, C, Ourada, O. Ourada, E. Oviatt, B. Paclcham, R. Paine, E. Pearlman, A. Pee-kzxmrm, CY Penszon, H, Percy, P. Perkins, E. Perry, C. Peterson, E. McDonald, B. Miller, l. Morrison, H. Newman, K. Norwood, F. Ostolosa, A. Parson, E. Peterson, M, 2 - . K1 .N I I 5 R mr. H I 1 , , it m A x 'Hb E . Y - i - X ,i..f!' I l Y 15,1 ,diff ,L ig., X H Peterson, M. Plosi, F. Pickens, C. Piqq, R. Prali, R. Prescotl, W. Priesl, M. Puqmire, R. Randall, A. Rankin, M. Reagan, V. Redel, A. Rhodes, I. Rhodes, W. Richardson, M. Riede, Ed Rolxinson, K. Robinson, N. Rocks, D. Rogers, M. Ryan, W. Sandner, F. Savio, B. Saxton, I. Shaffer, F. Shaffer, W. Shelton, B. Shelton, H. Shirley, B. Shroyer, I. Siqler, M. Smiichqer, B. TA v W P-f 'Il 'lf I Pilblad, M. Purlon, M. Reese, F, Rife, W. Ross, V, Say, W. Shelton, I. Smith, G. J ig , fi fi' Pope, R. Porriti, F. Pyper, R. Quallss, C. ReeSe, G. Remlier, I. Rolveris, A. Roberts, I. Rowland, T. Ruilecloe, M. Schlolman, S. Schwielnerl, I... Sherman, B. Shiniani, H. Smiih, G. Smith, I. Roller, B. Queen, M Ifllofifls, I. Rol is-ris, T. Ryeilft, FI. Sie-lierl, P. Shinlani, I Smith, L. Pnqe 50 W s Q 5 'EW Smrllx, M Smllll, R. Snullm, W. Sore-nfsun, R. Spanner, G. Slnnlf-y, fl. Shmlcm, N. Stf:m'n:1, Slewle, R. Slerrl, W, Slolxler, W. Sloll, Cf. Sluari, ff, Sullivan, A. Sullivan, E. Tanner, H. Tarr, ll. Taylor, B. Taylor, H. Taylor, L. Thomas, B. Thomas, l. Thomas, R. Thomas, R. Tlleslon, L. Tucker, E. Turker, K. Tuller, P. Tyne, M. Ulmer, P. Vanderhoel, l. VanSlClcle, H, Varkas, S, VonAlvon, R. Wade, Ml.. Wall, D. Wallace, B. Wardwell, I. Warner, F. Webster, M. Sproal, W. Slewarl, A. Swank, M. Taylor, V, Timmel, C Urresh, F. Walker, F. Weeks, M. Slaley, C. Slampfe, T, Still, l Slrvcldarrl, T Swearinqlon, E. Tandy, l. Thlederman, H. Tlxocle, R. True, B. Tucker, A. Ulley, D. Ulley, W. Walker, M. Walker, M Weisqerber. S. Welker, L. Walker, M. Wellman, M. Wentworth, W. Werry, H. Weybriqhi, R. Whaley, K. Wheeler, I. Wheeler, T. Wheeler, W. White, I. Whittiq, D. Whyte, E. Wilcomb, R. Wilcox, D. Williams, B. Williams, R. Williams, R. Williams, V. Williamson, L. Wilson, I. Wilson, W. Winch, l. Winston, B. Winston, W. Witilake, L. Wood, A. Wood, M. Worthwine, D. Yates, R. Yost, W. Young, B. Zimmerman, Page 51 9 A :ii R 2 Mwst W W-W V. X, A f.4 L . W W -,-. N K ,,hx MM ...-: X Tv- k K K MMM Lkkiz' 4 :5'Jf?3 1135:-.' ix I X J yzki Vjg w gwsgw '--:, ,QQQ I tsvt A K fsfiugmm ,, .,..f. ',-- ,..:a A t Q W 'if' fy. : :az . I Yvgkyyh . P qu, 5 5,5 ,, K K A K, k fb ,. wx an A , SX a 1 Y lber t Foster and Nord ther-ine Cunning- rn an 1 curtain call for d Bill Rogers p retta Pinafore P9 o ies cas Jll t tage ,mzM,f1- , MW, emma. .. The sailors' chant, We Sail the Qcean Blue, opened the music season November 5 when ul-l.lVI.S. Pinaforef' the Gilbert and Sullivan enjoyable light opera, was presented under the direction ot Donald Foltz. Emily Foster, Delbert Nord, Loren Bush, Catherine Cunningham, Bill Rogers and Bill Bates had leading roles. The lolliesf' February 3, was next in line with its dazzling array ot new talent. This show was a new idea, introduced by Kenneth l-lartzler, new music instructor. Home economics, printing, art and many departments cooperated to make these productions successful. Then came the spring concerts: vocal solo contest April 5, symphony orchestra April 20, district festival April 22 and 23, glee club concert April 29, a concert by the senior band May 6, and the a cappella May l3. The climax to the musical season came when the school musical department cooperated with the other musical organizations to present Music week. Page 55 on parade Y for its concer- Senioagancf... Flashy red and white uniforms prance down Public School field to throbbing rhythm of drums, trumpets and bell lyres. lt's the Boise-Nampa football game and the 80-piece band is the central focus on the field. Under leadership of Kenneth E. l-lartzler the band drilled mightily, practising to perfection its intricate drills and formations that thrilled crowds during the whole season. Don Sprague was drum major and lacguelyn and Whit Wilson were twirling drum majors. Band officers were Don Sprague president, Emilio Aldecoa vice president, Margaret Bachel- ler secretary-treasurer and Ralph Peters, Scott Scholffman and Ernest Stephens representatives. 5 0 With the bowing of fiddles learned, horns polished up and some of their scales forgotten the symphony orchestra started out a most successful year. Under the baton of Franklin l-lolsinger, the orchestra accompanied the operetta 'lPinafore to a brilliant climax. Music week was also one of the highlights of their year of playing. The sixty-five members of the orchestra climaxed their season with a concert April 30 to a pleased audience. This group is composed of the advanced instrumentalists of Boise high, who are chosen from the ranks of the junior orchestra, which is a finishing school for the musicians who hope to some clay achieve the acclaim of the music-loving public of Boise. Page 56 The band lines up before The s mphony or h t p p C ide their instruments to have th picture made for the Courier t ngou one o num er i th Hartzler and his pep band higl-Us swing band all set t h t b pqz Brunel. Leading the crowd to song and the team to victory, the Pep Band completed another year oi assemblies, basketball games, trips, and dinners at several associations ot Boise. Advising the band was Kenneth l-lartzler, who arrived at Boise high school this year. There were 27 member ot this band and they all played with the pep and enthusiasm tor which Boise high is famous. Business men of Boise enjoyed the band's music during their noon lunches at several hotels. The Pep Band is made up ot members ot the two advanced instrumental organizations and does its practicing during the advisory period. .lance Gwhaha. White dinner jackets with red trimming and blue pants made up the new uniforms of the dance orchestra this year. Directing the orchestra this year was Franklin I-lolsinger, who showed the student body what swingsters they had at the several dances at which the orchestra played. Fourteen music students made up one of the best dance orchestras the student bodies have seen in some time. All the violins, trombones, trumpets and drums did their part this year. Students were accompanied in several assemblies by the music ot this popular group. The reward the members got out ot the orchestra was the experience in playing dance music and a lot of fun. Page 57 T f ous a cappella choir and th w director. James Strachan n the front steps S gr-ls glee club. one of the lm t l k ready to burst into song f J Strachan would only give .4 ewppszza ew, . . A cappella is the most important word used in the vocal music department. The name a cappella means Without accompaniment. ln order to gain membership in the choir, one must take a year ot glee club, have a grade average ot three and take a test which is graded on voice range, ability to stay on pitch and to sight-read music. Choir otticers were lune Barker president, lames Marr manager, Emily Foster librarian. The choir was directed by lames L. Strachan. Membership totals 64. Choir members wear a red tloor length robe with a White emblem bearing the initials B.l-l.S. This year a pin was adopted, which distinguishes them from other students ot the music department. One ot the outstanding performances of the choir was the annual spring concert May 13. The group sang many times tor local organizations and made a carcling trip at Christmas time. seam qw' glee em . Sixty girls who sang their Way into the hearts ot Boiseans during the past year were the members ot the senior girls' glee club . . . which does not mean that they were seniors but that they had graduated trom the younger junior glee club and were on their Way to the goal ot all high school vocalists, the a cappella choir. During the tirst semester the girls were under the instruction ot Mr. Donald Foltz, the second semester under Mr. lames L. Strachan. They presented one act ot the lollies program, gave one ot the spring concerts and participated in Music week. Among these sixty girls not one could be tound who did not really enjoy singing with the group. They were there to sing and enjoy themselves and that is just what they did, for their own satisfaction and pleasure. Page 58 Banff Glee Glad . The Boys' glee club is the training ground where the boys of Boise High get not only encour- agement but experience in the World of music. lt is a stepping stone for those who are adapted to vocal Work to receive further Work. The group was under the direction of Donald Foltz and Kenneth Hartzler the first and second semesters respectively. Their annual concert was given late in the spring. The boys made up a large part of the chorus of the operetta llPinafore and appeared in the 'tlolliesf' show. ln glee club Work the boys got a taste of all types of music . . . everything from the classics to light popular songs. The fellows who entered this course because they thought it Was an easy one were soon to find that they were mistaken, but no one complained of hard Work, because they all enjoyed it too much. uniaf1.Q171,h'Q'leeehz6... Girls . . . Girls . . . sopranos, altos and contraltos. All find their stride when they enroll in the lunior girls' glee club. This organization is to experience them for singing in the future, and nearly all average students take it their first year of singing. Under the leadership of Donald Foltz and Kenneth Hartzler, the chorus sang in Pinafore, the lollies and presented their own concert at the end of the second semester. This group is made up of the younger girls of Boise high and is one that the music department would find hard to replace. Music Week found not only these girls, but the entire music department singing and playing to their heart's content. At this annual event the music students of Boise high presented an evening of music for the enjoyment of the people of Boise. Most of the girls in this glee club will move up the ladder into the senior girls' glee club, and some may go into the choir. P ge 59 Another group that has as t of someday becoming me the choir Some fine vocalists were f d this glee club of younger g 1 Gawain . . . Getting out the Courier, Boise hi school yearbook, is an all-year job. For instance, Bill Hart, this year editor, began planning his book la spring while he was still busy helpi Mary Critchell finish the 1937 e tion. And Roberta Rodgers, circul tion manager, started those coloss ideas to percolating . . . those ide that again brought a banner subscri tion year to the Courier, with almo a thousand subscriptions. And Ma garet Turner, business manager, ready knew she would be responsib tor the financial success ot the boo Then as soon as school opened ' September, arrangements tor seni pictures were started, contracts wi printers, engravers and photograp ers made and the huge machinery producing a book got under way. Courier statt members were in t advisory ot Mr. D. E. Mitchell, tacul advisor, so that they had a period day in which to confer on plan problems and progress. Again the Camera club took ov a mighty burden . , . that ot taki individual pictures of more than thousand sophomores and juniors, well as taculty members and num rous other individuals. Serious problems had to be ove come in planning the book. The tina cial budget was tight. A place had be iound for more than 400 senior as against last year's light crop some 275. Elimination ot treshme with the opening of Boise's new juni high school, helped solve the pro lem of space limitations. Bill Hart, editor, art editor Roberta Rodgers, circulation manager Margaret Turner, business manager Jack Perkins, associate editor and editor elect for 39 Dwight Mitchell, advisor Elizabeth Bracken. manuscript editor The Courier staff pounding away to g t this book out on time Guam... How could subscriptions be held up with an enrollment reduction of 350 students? The cir culation manager and her 20-odd able assistants solved that by a vigorous campaign. Business affairs were placed on a more systematic basis than ever before. Iack Perkins was appointed editor of the l939 Courier. The staff labored hard to produce a book of which Boise high could be proud. And, folks here's the result . . . this book you are holding in your hands. May it give you much enjoyment ALBERT PARIS - CLAIRE BRACKEN LOIS HULSER - IAMES MARR - KATHLEEN ASH - DICK ARMSTRONG KATHLEEN SOUL ALLEN CAMPBELL BCRCTHY BARBOUR ROY MacGEE - IQHN GAMBLE - MAXINE PCPE - - Photography Editor - Administration Editor - Girls' Athletics Editor - - Senior Editor - Iunior Editor - - Snapshot Editor - ---- Faculty Editor Associate Photography Editor - - - Sophomore Editor - - Staff Writer - Boys' Athletics Editor - - Staff Writer The three heads take a walk t Page 62 The edit d table F tsemester heads: Elizabeth Bracken, editor . , . Lois Hulser g g d t Louise Eide, business manager Editors Mathison and Hulser rea d proof for the next edition ,High fam . The paper must come out on time. Maybe that's a tair slogan tor the staff ot Boise high's newspaper, the High Lights, tor the past year. lt lazy reporters waited till Thursday to write stories that could have been done Tuesday, the paper went out without those stories. lt editors got a spell ot spring fever once in a while, Editor Elizabeth Brack- en the tirst semester and Editor Dick Mathison the second did the hard-boiled crack-down in a hurry and got things moving again. However, lazy stait members were tew indeedg and they didn't last long. Pub- lishing a newspaper is a lot of hard and particular work, members discovered, So, only the really industrious ones held their positions. Cover the news brietly, thoroughly, snappily. That's what the statt aimed to do . . . and did, most ot the time. Business managers were Louise Eide the iirst semester, Charles Macauley the second. Managing editors: Lois Hulser tirst semester, Bernice Heisner second. Advertising was so heavy the first semester that on tour occasions the statt was able to publish six-page editions instead ot the conventional four. Headlines were considerably revised the second semester. The Htlush-left style was brought back atter more than seven years' lapse . . . the High Lights being probably the iirst newspaper in the United States to adopt it, in the tall ot l93l. Statt ot the High Lights this year was more than remarkable in one respect: it was made up almost entirely of juniors. Ot the 20 editorial statt positions, only three or iour a semester were filled by seniors and about the same number by sophomores. luniors dominated the rest. 'This means a statt ot veterans next year and a territic job ot selecting per- sons ior the main positions, with such a wealth of fine material, said Dwight Mitchell, advisor. Unsung heroes are the boys who make up the paper. They prepare the type from the linotype, set up heads for all stories, prepare mats for the advertise- ments and do an all-around job of get- ting the paper together. Then the paper must be run off and sent to the folding room. All this the print shop sees to, which is a week's job in itself. Then there's those ad chasers who make it possible for the merchants of Boise to advertise in the l-ligh Lights as well as providing an income to produce the paper. Floyd Dyer was ad manager first semester and Charles Link second semester. Exchanges were in order again this year. Papers from all over North Amer- ica were found in the stack of exchanges that came nearly every day of the week. Dwight Mitchell, journalism teacher, is the advisor of the future newspaper men and women. ln any emergency he is ready to take anyones place who might have gotten just a little tired. Staff appointments were made at ban- quets near the close of each semester. This is always an occasion at which staff members turn out full force. There were about 70 students present this year. , ,,..,, fm- Prznt shop boys dummy up the paper S ond semester heads: Dick Mathison, editor . . . Bernice Heisner, managing editor . . . Chick Macauley, business manager ght Mitchell, advisor . . . The High Lights comes rolling off the press . . . Entire production staff for the year Page 63 The First White Woman . . . Dramatic club pauses and poses . . . Miss Myna B. Hughes, dramatic coach . . . from The Willing Spirit . . . the cast waves goodbye to Uncle Jimmy ibm Reversing an age-old custom the Dramatic club presented their annual three-act play in the tall instead ot the spring and in April, the three one-acts held the spotlight. lt was the night ot December lO that the curtain rose on the mystery thriller Seen But Not Heard, starring many high school thespians. The veteran ot the boards, Miss Myna B. Hughes, who has put much lite into the stage ot Boise high with her coaching and directing, again scored another hit. The otticers ot the past year were Mervin Edson president, Lois Hulser secretary, Bill Hart treasurer and lim Marr sergeant-at-arms. At their meetings the future stars ot the stage and screen presented plays to each other, discussed current Broadway hits and studied the art ot make-up as a means ot broadening their views ot the tield ot drama. Boise high dramatists have always ratecl tirst class in the dramatic festivals that are held each year in Southern Idaho. Page 64 Of all the first nighters Boise high enjoyed this year, the most appreciated was perhaps the three one-act plays, from thrillers to satirical comedy and then a folk story, which were each played on the well-worn boards of the auditorium stage by the dramatics department. The First White Woman starred Virginia Robertson, Marjorie Stayner and Thelma McCrosky. ln the drama The Willing Spirit Bonnie lean lennings, Ralph loslyn and Roberta Rodgers held the spotlight. The last play, Uncle limmy, featured lerry Conrow in the title role. Miss Myna Brunton Hughes and her staff of assistants, loyce Rowell, Margery Ann Brunger, Wanda McDonough and Marjorie Stayner, coached the dramatists in their Work with marked success. 'Seen But Not Heard carried the actors and actresses to further fame and established lerry Conrow as a star of Boise high's little theatre. The dramatics department also sponsored the senior class play, Growing Pains, too late in the spring for the particulars to be recorded here. Another scene from The First White Woman . . . that cor P was Seen But Not Heard from the play of the same na . . . family troubles in the tenement room of The Will g Spirit . . . neighborhood gossip under the cherry tree a d f U l J moreo nc er immy Page 65 .Balm Glad . .. Latin students who worried through the year with the tirst-year Latin or translating Ceaser got some enjoyment out ot the course by joining the Latin club. Roman celebrations and games were reported on during the year. Qtticers for the club were Heber Bakes and Barbara Cornell as counselsg Beth Fails secre- tary and Annette Stewart treasurer, Because ot the tact that Miss Hogarth, advisor, spent her summer traveling in Europe, the members learned a good deal about other foreign countries. The club last year purchased slides ot picturesque scenes and things ot interest which were greatly enjoyed by the students ot this past year. Wfmwhglule... For a better understanding ot the country ot France and the French language, second year French students joined Le Cercle Francoais, better known as the French club. Two meetings were held each month, one social attair where retreshments were served, and one business meeting. This year Miss Mary Ann Hogarth was asked to speak at one ot the meetings and she gave a vivid account ot her stay in France. Miss Emma Simmons was advisor. Otticers: Helen Friedline president, Helen Caine vice president and Elizabeth Walker secretary. Last year the club purchased tive French by Sound books with records to help students taking French with pronunciation, understanding and reading ot the language. field, Cornell Wieters. Taylor. Hall, Bl inson, Miss Hogarth, adv Pg 5 H. Mclxbee, Bates, Kepro B ft 1 V. Mchbee, Beal. Fails, M ll A Stewart MacGee, Barber, Edgar, F t h Walker, Colver, Friedlin F h Eakin, Thomas Hunt, Barbour, Ash, Boeck Miller, Jensen, Wilson, C Miss Emma Simmons, d Lawler, Leggett, Sehern Guthman, Murphy, Ca Varlxas Cook. Couzens. Mateovitch. Tucker. Miss Blackburn, advisor: Adams, P. Tuller. Buck Bloomstrand, Allen, Shroyer, Nel- son, Arr-iola, Stanton Gray, Robinson, Craven, Alexan- der, Bryant, Dunning Gray, Graham, Nelson. Woods, Crumly, Elliott, Leach, Coppock, J. Coppock Edele, Fletcher, Davis, Lowry, Peterson, Burnham, Crouch, Petrie Underwood, Thompson, Guthman Barbour, Ash, Varkas, Alexander, Ray, Sebern spam ew. . Pan-American day was celebrated by the Spanish club the past year with an assembly for the entire student body. Verna Mae Dunning was the general chairman of this interesting affair, while members of the club took part in the program. At Christmas time the club gave a party where traditional Spanish games were played and Spanish food was served. Maxine Craven was the head of this club assisted by Nancy Robinson, Katie Lou Collins and Rosalie Gray. Miss Valora Blackburn was the adviser. At their meetings the club studied modern Spain very completely, as they were anxious to know all about the country because of the recent trouble there. Come to the History club and learn about your fellow men. This was the invitation given to many history students last fall. Miss Deborah Davis was advisor and also head of the history department. First semester officers were Kathleen Ash president, lennie Coppock vice president, Carol Thompson secretary. Second semester officers were, in the same order, Eleanor Ray, Dorothy Barbour and Margaret Guthmann. The club sponsored an international banquet on Pan-American day, April lil, and also aided a project in connection with the local Americanization school. Page 67 Dwight Mitchell, advisor: Mathi- son, Dyer, Hart Macaulay, Hulser, Heisner, B k TBC en McKaig, Small, Lockett, Diklen, Martin, Heisner, Jordon, Mxelecke, Reed, Jordon, Kroeger, Atchison. Bates, Wood, MacGee Strauss, Reynolds, Frazier, Walters, Cunningham, Peterson, Blaine, Cummins Givens, Chalfant, Campbell, Quarles Mink, Hoover, Robertson, Robison, Arthur Hays, advisor: Ray, Bracken, Worley, Archibald, Lukens, Char- rier, Belnap 2m1!anJSma!l... The highest honor that a high school journalist can receive is to be taken into the National Quill and Scroll society. To be eligible one must be in the upper third ot his class, be an upper- classman, and be outstanding in the journalistic field. lt the student passes these requirements he is recommended by Dwight Mitchell, journalism advisor, to the national secretary in Chicago, along with samples of his work. Then, it he passes, he is sent his pin and membership certiticate and Quill and Scroll magazine every two months. Ctticers ot the Boise chapter have been Bill Hart president, Elizabeth Bracken vice presi- dent, Bernice Heisner secretary, and Dick Mathison treasurer. Wcvmmelud... Back in the days when our grandtathers used to gather around the wood stove in the country grocery store, they called it the 'Spit an' Argy Club. But in Boise high it is known as the Forum club and it's tor all students who like to discuss and exchange ideas. Lois Peterson was president, Luella Robison vice president, Ruthye Mielecke secretary and lack Robertson treasurer. The club tollowed a tradition established some time back when it sponsored a mock trial to give members a chance to practice their abilities in arguing and thinking on their teet, and also to learn some ot the details ot court procedure. This trial was in the Ada county court room and ludge C. F. Koetsch presided. Mr. Arthur Hays was the advisor. Page 68 Winstead, Baumchen, Betebenn Brant, Miller, Vernon, Miss Mill ham, Whittlake, Petrie, Curtis, Blair, Bracken. Hansen Fisher, Thompson, High, McAb Ford, Schoonover, Joslyn Coppock, Winstead Students of Boise high school find an atmosphere of quiet and education when they step across the threshold of the school library. The three rooms which house the library offer reference material of every type to those who must study and good fiction for those who seek entertainment. Many periodicals are found on its shelves and racks and a selection of the best newspapers. All this material is kept available for student use by the staff of l6 assistants who work under the supervision of Miss l-lelen Miller, school librarian. Biggest addition to the library this year was a new card catalogue as an extension of the old one. Many new books, both fiction and non-fiction, were added to the shelves. flmamlklaiiea... Composed of students interested in creative and picture writings with adjectives and adverbs, the Pen and Blotter club has had a very interesting and busy year. The biggest single achievement was the production of a book containing the work of members of the club. Wooden rings bearing the initials of the club were made and worn by all members. Business and social meetings alternated throughout the year. Prominent Boise writers were featured as guest speakers. Rosemary Reed, president, was assisted by lenny Coppock secretary, Ralph loslyn corre- sponding secretary and Miss Katherine Semple advisor. Page S9 advisor: Faught, Baker, Clark, Gr Grass, Wattles. Underwood. Ree With Ginger Foy as their lucky papoose, the Scarlet Skirts began the school year by showing much pep at the football games. The girls chose Virginia Rhea as their president, assisted by Pauline Baxter and Miss l-lelen Moore, faculty advisor. The girls decorated the goal posts for the football games and provided a stunt at the Boise- Nampa game. They organized and led a parade from the school to the Public School field before the Boise-ldaho Falls tilt. The Scarlet Skirts had their first big dance February 21, in the new gymnasium, which was transformed into an lndian village. Their social year ended with the annual luncheon of this pep club. Jlame E . . Qne of the outstanding clubs in high school is the Home Economics club, which has made itself prominent in many activities. Qne of the high lights of the year was the style show sponsored by the organization, which took place March 2. Miss Ina Ranson, a McCall stylist from New York, was the guest in charge of the program. A large number of girls turned out to learn the new spring fashions and colors. Members of the club served the high school P.T.A. at all the meetings throughout the year. The head cooks and seamstresses of the club who took charge of the meetings were Helen Peck president, Marie Cox vice president and Miss Carol Paine faculty advisor. sportsmanship and pep they appear Heisner, Edwards, Ellis. ex-nich, Fleming Pg0 The peppiest organization that h ever hit Boise high. They insu wherev Miller, Fitzpatrick, Fuller, Clark Biggs, Aldecoa, Maffett, Jones. Ro andick, Hollar, E. Talbot, Talboy Hinton, Redinqton. Weisshaupt Rhoad Shaw, Bloomstrand, Kruse Bloom, Mathews, Collister, Peck Miss Paine, advisor: Cox, Chapma C Mathison, Evans, Varkas, Bowers. Reynolds, Branson, C. Baker, Joslyn Tucker, Hedges, Williams, Clem- ens, Brooks. Jones, Barton Wl1't S lm tl 1 e, c wer y, McDonough, Mielecke, Leggat, P. Baker, Patterson Ourada, Morehouse, Gordon, D. Nord, Barraclough, Dwight Mitch- ell, advisor Strauss, Edson, Link, Dolling, Clay- ville, Fisher, Ryther Barrett, McGinnis, Higby, Macaul- ey, Nord, Montandon, Allen 14211 Glad. The Art club meets twice a month and has numerous projects. Perhaps the most outstanding event of the past year was the assembly given last fall entitled 'Artists and Models lunior, which introduced new talent to the audience. Art students also help with virtually every pro- duction of the high school drarnatics department April Fool's day gave the Art club a chance to put on an entertaining matinee all-school dance. Art club officers this year were Rachel Branson president, leanne Evans vice president and Betty Patterson secretary. Miss Mary l-lollingshead was the advisor. 1444 Glad. Through the merchants of Boise, members of the Ad club learned the value of a dollar when it is spread over a newspaper page in the form of an advertisement and they also learned something of the life of an advertising man. Best season in years . . . that's what the High Lights business department says about its advertising this year. This group of 20 hustlers was responsible for making the l-ligh Lights possible, because, if you don't have ads you don't pay expense, and so you don't have a paper. Officers: First semester, C. Macauley president, F. Sabala vice president, C. Link, treasurerg second semester, C. Link, president, F. Sabala vice president, H. Clayville treasurer. Page '11 Sandmeyer, Von Alven, Varner, Thode F. Shoemaker, Monk, Shoemaker, Harris Sandmeyer, Frasler, Von Alven Johntz, Gilmore, Monk, Thode Scienceelui... Not content with the regular science courses in Boise high, certain students formed a Science club in which they glimpsed at phases of science not in the regular curriculum. A ten-inch telescope, started last year by Arthur Mink for the Science club, was finished this year. This telescope will be a benefit to not only the club but the entire student body. The club is under the direction of l-larry Mitchell, science teacher. The officers for the first semester were David Shoemaker president, Robert Thode vice president and Robert Monk secretary. Second semester officers included David Shoemaker again president, Robert Monk vice president and Paul Sandmeyer secretary. flaflaadud... Talking with friends in Tapan, China, Australia, South Africa and Europe is no hard task for the members of the Radio club of Boise high school. Nearly every member of the group has made a set of his own and converses by wireless with friends in the far corners of the globe. Under the supervision of Howard Paul, advisor for the organization, the boys have built a large transmitter. This is in the radio room on the third floor of the industrial arts building. lts license is WTYA. Officers for the past year were William Von Alven president, Robert Monk vice president and Robert Thode secretary. Page '12 Faull, Grunder, Chapman, Schlerf Ball, Christensen, Mays, Roylance Barringer, Potter, Nelson, Nichols Jensen Webster, Shawver, Miller, Leppert Pickins, Whittig, Hosford, Peck- ham, Loveland, Williams, Ryals Shaffer, Ulmer, Kirkland, Moore Bauer, advisor: Whaley, Peterson Downing, Smith, Compton, Huff T. Stoddard, G. Stoddard, Brown Fry, Hansen, Dunn, Green Oliver, Edwards, Jennings, Ball Stacy, Davis, Jacobs, Reagan, Alex- ander, Compton, Haskin, Stohler Davis, Eskeldson Parker, Fearheller, Hunt, N. Smith Rowell, Haggard, Hammack, F Smith, Davies, Holmes. H. Davis Edwards, W. Lemon, advisor Morehouse, Schweitzer, Hatch, Dittmar, Barraclough, Davis, B Davis, Guthman, Fry, Williamson T. Smith, Borup, Henry, Perkins advisor Priest, Snyder. Queen, Chase, Moore, Downing, L. Smith, Ysursa Beatty, Kaufman, Adams, Eichel- bex-ger, Dudley, Straight, advisor Strauss, Schlerf, Rogers, R. Carter Johnson, Gilmore, Hamill, Carter Robertson, Houston, Knudsen, Loveland Bybee, Jones, Simpson, McGinnis Kiler, Gibb, Ashley, Wellman Trautner. Robinson, Morehouse Taylor Walfwiea Theres a group of 65 boys in Boise high who figure that the best kind of life is the life on the farm and that it's more fun to raise pigs, wheat, apples and sheep than to make your living any other way. They are the Future Farmers of America and Mr. lohn Bauer, agriculture teacher, is advisor. What do these boys of the F.A.A. do? Well, each one has his own project, raising livestock or berries or something. Officers for the year were Bill Ball president, lay Shawver vice president, George Miller second vice president, Bob Ball third vice president, Charles Schlerf secretary, Lyle Christensen treasurer, and lake Leppert reporter. Quiwaee Future Craftsmen of America is a new club in Boise high school, having just finished its second year. lt is made up of students in printing, vocational auto mechanics and manual training. More than lOO boys were members this year. Faculty advisors were Mr. W. O. Lemon, Mr. H. L. Straight, Mr. L. K. Perkins and Mr. Guy O. Fry. Purpose of this organization is to foster pride in craftsmanship and to help the members fit themselves for their prospective vocations. Cfficers were: First semester, Floyd Dyer president, Aden Moore vice president, lack Rob- ertson treasurerg second semester, Aden Moore president, Dave Haggard vice president, Eddie Wellman secretary and Albert Taylor treasurer. Page 73 Gamma Glad . . Wish l'd worn a necktie. H-m, paint's all on straight, my hair's in an awtul messy think l should have waited till tomorrow tor this picture but they told me it was now or never, so here goes. Such are some ot the mumblings ot Boise high school students as they submit to the ordeal ot having their pictures taken tor the Courier by members ot the Camera club. And the club got just about every sophomore and junior in school. Qtticers were Edward Petley president, Albert Faris vice president, Robert Day secretary- treasurerg taculty advisors, Mr. W. O. Lemon and Mr. l-larry Mitchell. SAJGZMA... Boise highfstudents have been skiing since the lndians controlled ldaho, but it took a tlock ot dudes trom the social centers ot Europe to come out to Sun Valley and really make the public here realize that a little slab ot wood can be a source ot amusement and sport as well as a means ot transportation. And so the Boise high boys organized a Ski club this year. Under leadership ot lack Griffin as president, these winter sportsmen have really been doing things on skis. They have entered practically every ski tournament in southwest ldaho this winter, which meant they had to quality against stitt opposition. Bob Day was vice president and Bernard Baker secretary. Kepros, Hart bell Mcllnulty, Priest, Percy Bjorkquist. Logan Pg74 Faris, Marenholtz, Brew C p Griffin, Bevins, Baker, D y Lessinger. Haggard, Well t Fletcher Boeck, Davis, Driscoll, M Timme l, Bert Schenberger. advisor: 3.1148 .... Daggers gleam tittully in the dull gloom ot the stage. Bright colors shimmer and shitt as the dancing cliorus brings the l'lollies to a climax. lt's the SMS. manipulating the lights back-stage. lt is Boise high's own club which is responsible tor doing the special lighting and stage Work at all attairs in the auditorium or gymnasium. These boys, under direction ot Advisor Bert Schenberger, are never seen by the audience but their work is absolutely indispensable and they have done their stutt scores ot times during the year. Ctticers tor the year were Clinton Timmel president, Eddie Wellman vice president and Gerald Burgess secretary-treasurer. Uommmcialefai... Many commercial students ot Boise high are planning tor business careers. Consequently the the organization ot a Commercial club this year under sponsorship ot Miss E. P. Watson and Mr. C. T. Edletsen, instructors, was a step that created greater interest among them. Club members visited various Boise commercial institutions and gained valuable insight from addresses and lectures by informed speakers at their bi-weekly meetings. Eva lacobs was president, Verna Dickman vice president and Verna Mae Dunning secretarys treasurer. Program chairman was Erma Tucker, her assistant, Margaret Pinneo. Refreshment committee heads were Lillyan Jensen and Lucille Rice. Berry Baxter. Dag:-es, Burgess, M. Well- man, Jones Wellman, Black, Acorda, Fear- heller, Bybee Th t club in B.H.S. They e newes g ized only at the end cf Were or an the year, but made marked prog- F955 in suc h short time Pg 5 ,rfft Officers of the Boise corps . . . Company A . . . Company B Company C . . . All set for the Governor at the Governo y revue . . . Sgt. F. E. Chase . . . Capt. John H. Pitzer, new to Bois h gh but already one of the prides of the school. f2.0.'7.6... Boise's real Braves, the l2.0.T.C., who go marching around with lndian head insignia on their shoulders, have just finished a successful year under the leadership of Capt. lohn H. Pitzer, West Point graduate. He was assisted by Sergeant F. E. Chase. The corps was pleasantly startled at the beginning of the year to find that the new captain intended to do away with the white Webb belts used in former years. These were replaced by leather belts, as formerly used. Other important changes were the disbanding of the field service platoon, due to lack of uniforms, the rearranging of the three-sguad platoons into two sguadsg the new method of selecting the Bonneville Rifles, honorary unit. These will be selected, not from the best men of the outfit but from the best-drilled platoon. The annual Kid party was held in February. lt was supervised by Cadet Major McCutcheon. Five remaining Corps Grenadiers, honorary organization, elected ten new members at the end of the first semester. The new ones are Charles Lentest, loe Farley, Charles Crowe, Bud Tompkins, Bob Wood, Arthur Mink, lohn Gamble, George Ellis, Don Howard, and lerry Con- row. The five remaining members were Ted McCutcheon, Dick Olson, Bert Varian, William Von I-llven and Milton Christiansen. Eleven members of the rifle team were award' i sweater insignia. Pg6 R.0.'Z0... Red and white fourragere were awarded to former members of the Bonneville Rifles and Field Service platoons. New sabers were obtained, as the old ones dated into Civil War history. Also new rifle racks and a target range were promised before the end of the school year. Altogether the corps was well equipped when Governors Day rolled around on May 29. lt was held on the polo field in the afternoon. To the best drilled company a trophy was given by Mr. T. L. Driscoll, on which was engraved the name of the captain of the winning company. The Kiwanis club awarded a plague similar to the football plague to the cadet who did the most for the corps. This is decided by a vote of the corps. This cadet also receives a medal. Keith Farley gave a medal to be given to the commander of the best platoon in drill. To each member of this platoon a medal was given by American Legion and National Guard association. The Reserve Officers chapter of Boise awarded three individual medals. One to the best cadet in Military Discipline, selected from records. One to best in Military Science and Tactics, selected by competitive examination, and best in Manual of Arms, selected by competition. Federal inspection was held in conjunction with Governors Day, when Capt. P. T. Wolfe inspected the corps. The day after this the annual Military Banguet and Ball was held. Ted McCutcheon was chairman. ln May the corps ushered at the Music Week Festival. Altogether the corps upheld their reputation as an outstanding unit. With many worthy additions, they are building for a better corps in the future. J L Driscoll award to the best company . . . Major Ted McCutcheon ne of the highest honors a cadet can achieve, the Corps Grena- d . . Colcr Guard . . . The R.O.T.C. rifle team. Page 777 Fi zwa McGowan, Bates, Dolling, Thomas, Zivic, Dudley, Peterson, t te KDJ 8 Glad . . . The annual whitewashing of the B on Tablerock by the new members of this club was the starting of a successful season. Bassett Dolling was chosen president, Fermin Sabala Vice president, Savino Uberuaga secretary-treasurer and Charles Macauley sergeant-at-arms. The schedule of the club's year was as follows: December Ye'-The annual banquet for the pigskin carriers. December l5fAnnual pay assembly for entire student body, Savino Uberuaga recognized as the most valuable Brave on the football team. lanuary 8e'lB Club dance, with Virginia Rhea the gueen of the l938 B Club. The theme of the dance was football. lanuary 26-The Braves scheduled a basketball battle between the Nampa faculty team and the Boise high teachers. 5-This was a climax to a season of great accomplishments. The Srnokeless Smoker was presented in the old gym, with boxing, wrestling, and exhibitions by the members of the club. A dance followed. March Wakantanka, the spirit that looks after all Braves, has brought victories and happiness to Boise high's teams that are made up of WB Club members, and so ended another year of sport for Boise high. Page 81 BURGHER Coach gm: iw Z, ' ...- fd Q, if ' 'fsiff W MADARIETA Q End .ff ii' MATHISON- Center REESE Guard X'-.H WH ITLOCK End N1 DGLLING Guard McGOWAN' Half THRAILKILL Full UBERUAGA Quarter DUDLEY Half i CCUTCHEON - Tackle CLAYVILLE Tackle -Qaaafddl... Big Ten Football Champions! The Braves under Coaches Darwin Burgher and Ed Hoshaw scored eight victories as against one tie during the past season. Schools that tell before the Boise onslaught were LaGrande, Filer, Twin Falls, Caldwell, Idaho Falls, Emmett, Vale and Nampa. The tie game was played with Pocatello. The big game ot the season was the Boise-Nampa battle on Thanksgiving day, which resulted in a l9-to-6 victory tor the red and white clad warriors. Four Braves: Uberuaga, Mathison, Clayville and Whitlock received berths on the mythical all-state team. ln their nine games the team chalked up Zll points as against 36 tor their opponents. Fight 'em, Boise, tight 'em, the crowd would roar . . . and that is what the Braves did, bringing home the bacon, like all the rest ot the athletic teams of B.H.S. were soon to do. Coach Ed Hoshaw . . . Five yards more against Nampa . . . The bench warmers look on enviously . . . Sav comes around the end for another touchdown . . . No dull moments while the Braves are on the field Page 84 A ,ins , e0'9e .ut 50185 ga L GNU H y 3 X61 my 'Q 53 , If f , fx. QDISE H C6538 I A 5, sagi- Qi if ri? if AEK 'www' W mm W ,,.. X 3 2, ,. A g K 6 v:'.: 1 9 j i , 1 3 5 lj? .,:,i,, ,, . .. 5 K K Kgiefiffflxw -4. 4 , , f K an by AL,- i if K , ,, x H - 'fag ' ,g,,1f - .N V QI N- .2 , ' ,N W , lf. Q A if .,,... ,, ,. I kk H 1 Peterson, Jones, Sabala Parents, Schweizer, Robinson Gaechochea Eakin, manager, Thomas, Ke:-ley, Whaley, Craven, Hays, Eytchison, Westbrook Rhoads, Collins, Maffet, Hicks, Johnson, Sproat, Hoshaw, coach Baxter, Rhoads, Crider, Sherman Dana 250-fVuZ league . . . The annual Do-nut league basketball championship was won this year by Darrell Parente's Pink Pantywaists. The pantywaists copped the do-nuts by defeating Harland Storey's Aces by a 24 to l7 score, atter a real battle. Members ot the winning team were Darrell Parente, Stan Tones, Leonard Robinson, Fermin Sabala, Wayne E. Peterson, Toe Goechochea and Henry Schweizer. The tournament was conducted on a double elimination system, with all the games being played in the new gym. There were 3 teams entered in the league with about 225 boys taking part in the play. This league made it possible tor all boys in school to play basketball. 4mz.-sa,,f. aww . . . Finishing a brilliant season with 25 wins out ot 27 games is a record of which to be proud. Such was the tinal count ot the trosh-soph basketball season. With Bill Sproat as high point man and Bob Sherman as runner-up, the team made a fine showing. Their games were played as curtain raisers before all Varsity games. This is the training ground tor tuture state Champions, which is the goal ot every Boise high basketball team. The quintet was coached by Edward Hoshaw, who had much to do with that kind of basket- ball and sportsmanship which was displayed on the tloor ot the new gymnasium. Page 88 boxing squad The first boxing team in Boise high was started the past year by Captain lohn Pitzer. Matches were promoted by Bob Green, captain of the sguad. Dick Qlson was manager and Captain lohn Pitzer advisor. Matches were arranged with Kimberly, New Plymouth and Nampa. Two matches were tied and two were lost. Seven boys earned letters this year. At the beginning of the school year there was no eguipment at the high school. As a result the boys trained at the Y.M.C.A. There their coach was Kenneth Nill. Boise high is proud of her grunt and groan artists, even though they are comparatively new to most of the students of the school. Wrestling is fast becoming one of the top-ranking sports in the athletic department. Under the coaching of Lester Moody all the boys interested in this sport trained and got themselves into championship form. For the past three years the wrestling teams of Boise high have been the leaders in their division. Matches were held with schools from southwestern Idaho, and the Braves always managed to come out on top. As a sport for developing skill and physical fitness, wrestling is foremost. Page 89 Something new for Bo hgh sport fans . , . Capt. P Hoy, Perkins, Bowers, Tho d Guthman, matmen for B. their coach, Lester Moody '7aaaA. Track comes too late in the season tor the results to be recorded in the Courier. But as the book went into tinal stages ot completion, a huge sguad ot Boise high school athletes was toiling diligently at Public School field with the aim ot surpassing last year's record, when the Braves took third place in the state meet, led by Fermin Sabala's tine achievement ot taking tirst place in the pole Vault. Due to the awkward geography ot the state and other ditticulties, there was no state meet scheduled tor this year, but just the same some tine meets were scheduled and the Boise men went to work with a will as soon as the close ot the basketball season and weather permitted. Lettermen returning were Charles lohnson pole Vault, Vern McGowan hurdles, Howard Clayville weights, Bob Turner and lohn Thomas halt mile, Dean Fitzwater and Arthur Blake sprints, Wayne Peterson, Henry Schweizer 440, and Lester Allen mile. Other promising boys included Art Racine and Walter Kerley sprints, limmie Thrailkill high jump, Angie Madarieta high jump and hurdles, Vern Darling and Frank Martin weights, The' 1938 Boise high track team . . . Thrailkill starts a roll over th bar: he made it, too . . . track coaches Howard Paul and h f Hoshaw talk t ings over a ter practice . . . Johnson comes and over in perfect form . . . Fitzwater and McGowan have lead on Kerley and Peterson in a bit of relay t Page 90 7aaak... Melvin Osborn hurdles, Bob Sherman hurdles and pole vault, lack Dana 440, and Eddie Well- man pole vault. The Braves were handicapped by a late start, said Edward l-loshaw and Howard Paul, coaches, as many other schools started the season several weeks before the Boise men got under way. The Braves were delayed by the tact that the state basketball tournament was held here. Qpening the competition, the Boise lads held an inter-class meet April l4 and l5. lnter- scholastic competition started with a triangular meet here with Nampa and Caldwell April 23. Boise was privileged in being able to have most meets at home, the sub-district meet coming on April 30 and the district meet May 7. Last on the season's schedule was the inter-district meet, including Southwest ldaho and south-central ldaho schools in competition here May 14. Braves were invited to the ldaho Southern university relays at Pocatello, but as the Courier went to press it had not been determined whether or not they would be able to enter this event. T11ey're away to a flying start . . . over they come. never even touched the hurdles . . . Wellman clears the bar with inches to spare . . . Darling really heaves the shot l I - . 4 . Page 91 Coach Pollard and his strong Boise high racket team These sophomore boys t and sleep tennis '7enm3i... l-leaded by one letterman trom last year's sguad, Boise high's tennis players set out this spring to take their third consecutive state championship. Mr. Cecil Pollard, tennis coach, said his racquet men this year were mostly sophomore and junior boys. They were Donald Duncan, Bill Sproat, Bud Blaine, Qrie Dudley, Fred Mann, limmy Charrier, Vern Taylor, Gene Frazier, Porter Seibert, Danny Archabal and Tom Barber. gay... Boise high school students contributed their share to the prosperity ot local golt linlcs during the past year, a fair number ot them organizing a team tor competition with neighboring schools. Let March winds blow as they will, and what it there are April showers? Golf addicts get something in their blood that makes them forget Weather as they poise tor a mighty drive across the lake or over the hill, or as they strain every nerve and tap the ball tor that lO-toot putt. Chilton, Hart. Tucker Christiansen, Mudter, Green, Gunn Page 92 qwunmzeuc ,awww . . . Girls turned out early in September tor sports under Miss Dorothy Lentest, new physical edu- cation teacher. President ot the Girls' Athletic Association was Mildred McDowell. She was assisted in the year's work by Dorothy Garrett vice president, Betty Slater secretary-treasurer and the executive board, made up ot managers of various sports. Four major sports were included in the G.A.A. program tor the year. They were speed- ball, volleyball, basketball and baseball. Feminine tootball was introduced by Miss Leniest in speedball, a new sport to Boise high school girls. Ardis Wilson was manager. Volleyball, an early winter sport, was managed by Conchita Arostegui. lanuary found the girls brushing up on basketball in preparation tor the tournament which was held in February. Margaret Madarieta was manager. Baseball, managed by Elsie Henke, completed the major sports program. Many interesting minor sports completed activities for the year. These included tennis, tumbling, table tennis, swimming, archery, golt, spring tennis, spring track, bowling and miscellaneous sports. The Girls' Athletic Association gave a banguet and sponsored three play-days. A tennis day under the chairmanship ot lean Beck was held October 23 at lulia Davis park. Rosemary Reed, Katherine Werry and Valerie Delana won tennis letters this year. Miss Lentest emphasized playing, and not winning, one ot the reasons so many Boise high girls took a healthy interest in physical education. Each class chose its own teams for each sport and inter-class play was held. All interested girls were given a chance to perform at some time. Aberastui, Perry, Pearman, Fuller, Pye, Tuller, Smith, Reed, Werry, Fuller, Bush, High J. Arriola. Por-ritt, Percy. Morley, Smitchger, Jenson, Kehrer, Rice, Blinn, Hall, Burkett, Priest, Stanton, Garrett Rankin, Purton, Ourada, McGlouchlin, Vanderhoef, Shaw, McDonald, Logan, M. Arriola, Robertson, Beck, Stanton Evans, Coffin, Elna, Newman, Clark, Smith, Fairchild, Privett, Van Sickle, Roberts, Jacobs, Brockett Henke, Wilson, Ryan, Arostegui, McDowell, Miss Lenfest, Baker, Achison, Madarieta Pg 3 Gala' Nihlelic fquaaidian . Cn February lil girls trom all parts ot southwestern ldaho participated in a play-day spon' sored by the G.A.A. Eight Boise girls acted as captains ot the eight teams. The junior high school play-day was given tor girls in the ninth grade who will attend Boise high school next year. This was held in the spring. The annual banguet in May was the tinal project ot the year. Dorothy Garrett was chair- man. The program included farewell speeches trom the otticers, who thus closed another successtul year tor the Girls' Athletic Association. No slackers are to be tound here. Everyone working and playing and enjoying themselves. Because ot the tact that the girls have no outside tacilities, they make use ot the new gym. However, this makes no ditterence with their playing, as indicated by the scores ot the com- petitive games. No inter--town competition is played by the GJ-l,A. Girls may join the GJXA. by gaining points by participating in athletic events. These include basketball, speedball, volleyball, baseball, tennis, hiking, swimming and numerous other sports. A speedy game of ping pong . . . Both hands to put it over the net . . . Miss Dorothy Lenfest, G.A.A. advisor . . . Up it goes for a basket, those girls that never miss! . . . Batter up for some more softball. Page 94 After the kickoff in a G.A.A. game of speedball . . . The jump bet it wasn't missed . . . Mildred McDowell, G.A.A. presi- dent . . . The girls' tennis team . . . Tumblers who could really tumble were all that made up this team It . . MIL' vqlfzfeific 14 ' Experience is found in the games which the various teams play. Captains for these teams are picked before each respective season opens. This organization does, perhaps, help all the feminine sportsters in Boise high. Girls who otherwise would not be able to compete among themselves, thereby get essential exercise, helping to make a more varied program in their school life. Knowledge of the several minor sports help them in future times. Also one of the most important factors in life is taught, that of sportsmanship, which is needed wherever one goes. Girls' track was enjoyed by many girls, who went out for the broad jump, high jump, hop, skip and jump. For running exercises the fifty-yard dash, hurdles and relay races were run. Weight litters used the shot put and baseball and basketball artists threw their respective balls tor accuracy. And so the girls of Boise high complete another year, finally convincing the school that they are learning to become good athletes and are getting a good time out of the sports that they enjoy. Pg 5 ,+A- gf f K .J ffil ' llL'i'I1 L K! -'...f7! lhyllllltl ax lid ff ' ll auf vf 01107: gf lj If fl gvcznzn' ,gunz Affrflllfqn 4 1 45- gym A-if Isl, 1 G lbreaith ner-up Thirty-three Boise high beauties in the Howard Platt Gardens Werner Stern, most popular boy Jfanaa Qiah . . Honor Girl! This coveted title was given this year to 33 girls by the girls ot Boise high school. Departure trom the traditional number, 32, was necessitated by a tie. Biggest secret ot the year was revealed on May 7 at the Honor Girl dance, when Virginia Rhea was crowned May Queen and Bonnie lean lennings as maid of honor. Identity ot the two girls was kept secret trom the time ot the election until more than a month later by three sopho- more girls, Nancy Robinson, Patty Lou Mclntyre and Hiroko Shintani. Werner Stern was selected as most popular boy and Don Galbreaith as runner-up. Lucille Laubaugh was chairman ot the Honor Girl dance, and the girls acted as her com- mittee. Co-chairmen ot the annual Honor Girl breakfast were lune Barker and Virginia Robertson. Honor girls included the following juniors and seniors: Carmen Aldecoa, Helen Marr Archibald, Kathleen Ash, Ann Barber, Dorothy Barbour, lune Barker, lane Barrett, Pauline Baxter, Elizabeth Bracken, Clive lane Brigham, Ruth Ann Cahoon, Helen Caine, Dorothy Coon, Valerie Delana, Norma Earmer, Elinore Finch, Emily Foster, Marcia Gwinn, ludith Hallstrom, Bonnie lean lennings, Lucille Laubaugh, Margaret Madarieta, Lois Malnati, Ruthye Mielecke, Bernice Perry, Lois Peterson, Alice Power, Virginia Rhea, Virginia Robertson, Roberta Rodgers, Anne Winstead, Betty lane Worley and Elizabeth Yriondo. Pg 00 Hogard, Lackey, Poe, Baker, Williamson Burgess, Black, McDermott, M. Jordan, P. Jordan McDonald, Bullock, Dehlin, Kroeger, Miller Madarieta, Davis, Reynolds, Chap- man, Purton, Jordan, Fairchild, Layne, Wilson, Hansen Henke Hollar Gibb Swertle . , . y, Meridith, Wardwell, McDonald, Millar, Sabala, Lewis Leonard, Dawson, Clemens, Schultz, Jordan, Stanton, Greene, Hunter Rickman, Robertson, Evans, Caine, Kroeger, Podoll, Jones Keep your property locked up in your lockers. That's good advice tor Boise high students but not always practicable. For instance, students must hang their coats and wraps in the cloakrooms, especially during bad weather. To protect property during school hours the school has a monitor system. At certain places in all halls at all periods ot the day students are stationed as monitors to supervise trattic. Every pupil who enters a cloakroom or who goes to his locker must sign a sheet at the monitor's desk. Thus a complete check is made oi students outside ot study hall or classes. Students who volunteer tor this service receive a halt credit a semester. Every period ot the school day in every class, teachers take attendance records and record them on slips. These records must be checked constantly under supervision of Miss Clara Otness, dean oi girls. There are also numerous errands that the ottice iorce has not time to take care ot. This work is entrusted to girl student orderlies, ot whom there are trom tive to ten each period ot the day. This year tor the first time these etticient wide-awake girls receive credit tor their work. When students are absent they telephone the homes to learn the reason. They take care of a huge amount ot the business side of school lite. Page 101 Motors everywhere, andaboy working on each one . . . a manual training student built it and it floated . . . good cooks and good food in the cafeteria every day of the year Mr Bauer s ag class learns to tell good cluckens , , .. .. . 5 I 0 I from had , . . no matter who wanted art work done the art class obliged Page 102 wxlhngly . . . the radxo class could always be found hstenxng xn ff' 53- J, ,ll Y c Q if I .... .,..., u Q.. X-'ax 5 . wk, X Y. is S 3 X if 53553 wiv if lin.-9 .Jyk SW in-Q35 -.J iw ,X in .gg ii .es Wi.. The editor waits for another Courier picture to be taken . . . Fritz, official R.O.T.C. mascot . . . our queen dances by the camerrnan . . . looks like n pump priming has even touched the students Mr Vincent Mrs S L Z w you had pretty good luck, Captain Pitzer: bet it was the dog . . . this in I . O . .. . . ,. - - - A . ' . Page 104 Foy and Mr. Foy at the teachers' annual party . . . Schoolmarm Lenfest and her tots . . . the ice box raider is finally caught up with! shame, Buddy . . . Ginger Foy and Jake Peterson take time out from dancing to have a picture made . . . just before the Scarlet Skirt parade . . . Miss Otness and her gang get out in the open for some fresh air . . . our next year's vice president of the student body and u friend . . . ten pretty qirls : bet they never saw a village school 2 i E 1 S s szmzwz 114.5 Governor Clark at the Idaho Falls football gamefhe cheered for them! . . . Big applersu at the senior dance . . . where next year's crop of sopho- mores will come from . . . it was a nice fire before the game with Nampa, but a better game , . , Brother York on dress up day: all he needs is a prayer book . . . Coach Burgher lays down the law to Clayville . . . the band plays Fight for Boise . . . more of the rally through town . . . Don's way up for such a little boy . . . pep is what they sell . . . Floyd Bigfoot Dyer . . . when did you all shave last, podner? . . . the sweetest bride to ever carry orange blossoms makes her entrance . . . the favorite study pose of Boise high itudes . . . there are always a few who come late . . . by express . . . at this classy depot Page 105 Twelve jurors good and true at the Forum club trial . . . the color guard marches in review . . . she looks pretty cold to be running around like a of the boys next year s editor and his hound Fritz Just part of 3 i ' jay bird, fellas . . . seniors have their day in a big way . . . the institution Page 106 the crowd that waited to see Boise high s gridsters in action . . . Scarlet Skirt serpentine: they have real spirit . . . a typical Mr. Freer pose . . . it was sandtable tactics for army boys until the weather got nice . . . she said she had never seen a picture of herself in the snaps, . . . the high and low . . . Sig shoots the army . . . Senator Borah and President Roosevelt when he visited us . . . our capitol . . . Mr. Donald Foltz, who left us for Detroit . . . cane and derby day . . . R.O.'I'.C. basketball winners Genus! fn-cfm: A A Cappella Choir. . . . Ad Club ...... Art Club .... . . B B Club ...,. . . Basketball ..... Boxing ........... Boys' Federation ..,. Boys' Glee Club .... ..,. C Camera Club ....... .....,. Commercial Club. .... Courier ....... . . D Dance Orchestra. . . Dramatics ....,. Do-Nut League .... . . F F.C.A. .,.. . . F.F.A. . . . Faculty ....... Forum Club ..... French Club ,.., Football ..... .... G G.A.A. ....... . . . . Girls' Club ..,.. Golf ...,.... .... H High Lights... History Club ........... Home Economics Club .... Honor Girls... .... .. .. 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