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VVe hope that the last school year has been filled With all the enjoyable moments that it could contain, thereby making it one of the happiest in your life. Friendships formed in the happy hustle of the day's Work Will be life- long memories in the hearts of those departing from our Alma lVlater. This book was written to keep these memories alive and to make it possible to recall the laughter, joy and sincerity of school life. There are many persons around Boise high school to whom this year's COVRIER could be worthily dedicated. But since not all deserving ones can be included, the staff felt it wished to oger what honor it can to the one person who represents perhaps just 21 little more of our school than any other. Mr. John Sawyer, now completing his thirty-first year as science teacher in B.H.S., is the oldest instructor in point of service on the faculty. Numbered among his pupils for many years have been students whose parents have also been his pupils. Although he has seen countless students come and go, he has never lost his interest in watching pupils learn. He has maintained always an unfailing kindness and courtesy with young and old alike. 'PHE COURIER does not intend even to guess how many students Mr. Sawyer has had in all his classes during his years here, but it is certain that all of them are better citizens than they would have been had they not come in Contact with him. For these and many other reasons, THE COURIER is happy to dedicate this 1939 edition to the dean of Boise high school's faculty, Mr. John Sawyer. JACK PERKINS, Editor 1939 Courier. Ill In emnriamfx, X LYMAN WHLLHAMSUN XM EILSIUE OURADA N ' ' f ' A i '--V ,nf W VG A. .4 .Q , ,fy ifwjfWEf5Ey5,Mly , LJ W wfwg W UWQJMQQ WW WWW Oi MM M , ,J MJ U I . mf ' QW W W J 1 W WW W X W J dpwy ,Q , f fy Wiuf MWf fi1 f W ' H 4 . 'f Y, NW - X , ! fl x 4 K, , 4 f rf -J I I 1 ,J 9 f Q N ,ff . Nc, Wy .Hill lf!! IJ Jfql ff ' 2 X121 1 I ' 'VXTN WW FK if yjjf ,4 ' . Q01 N- N J . Xxx L if , 'A' i Jw fx :IJ . 'N My - j bb X J A w J QF' j,' . I if JJ i xr I Q !.,,f', ' mf., ' ' JT fffpkj S95 E f W fi 5 ,pwnvf qi Q X 6- S , ,M 1 X Z'?Q f f:,,aZZ4??,2ZD fi2f77232fQa Qifiiiga, D I 151 T10 ,W-2 ', M 4' x 1 ' k,. , W,-A ff '1 rn 1 .J Archahal, Alexander, Ganz, Swan, Charrier Oi it S'I'l'l7EN'l' Co17Nc11. Crowe, Toniplcins, llheruaga, Sproat, Gilmore, Farmer eSf,.Je,.f Cami UNDER 'rms Alam: LE.-xoiiasulv of President Chris Alexander, Boise Hi's student council made changes in the .-X.S.B. constitution, gave the annual exchange assemhly with our traditional rivals, Nampa high school, and carried out other activities at its weekly meet- ings. Miss Margaret Sinclair was faculty adviser, having taken over this duty in the middle of the preceding year. During the year a finance hudget committee was appointed to discuss and decide on the different cluhs' and organizations' hudgets. Principal Zed I.. Foy was its adviser. The student hody elected lian Archahal vice-president, Don Swan secretary, Helen Ganz treasurer, and Jimmy Charrier corresponding secretary of the student hody. Class representatives on the council were Roh Gilmore and XVarren Farmer, sophomores, Joe Lfheruaga and Bill Sproat, juniors, and Charles Crowe and Bud Tompkins, seniors. This group, as the students' representatives, promotes and assists in all school atlairs which are a part of our school life. These students always conducted themselves as true representatives of the student hody. r QEI3 Mu 1439 THIRTI-:EN lilrsx' l,Ass1Es Aldecoa, Hallstrom, Robertson, Nlalnati Qlzfni Chr! l'iI1QH'I' HlfNDRl'1l7 Pl-1I'l'Y 1JAMs1el,s created so much student life that no yearbook would he complete without a record of the activities of the Girls' clulm. Guiding the affairs of this federation of all girls was the calvinet, with Lois Malnati president, tludith Hallstrom vice-president, Virginia Robertson, secretary, and Carmen :Xldecoa treasurer. Representatives among the juniors were Peggy Brigham, Betty Mathews, Nancy Roluinson and Murial Rogers. Selected from sophomores were Marion Sullivan, Dorothy Kallmus, Phyllis Yllakeman and Patricia Scovell. Miss Clara Otness was advisor. Outstanding among the group's activities was the Big Sister movement, placed in the capalwle hands of Helen Caine and Marcia Gwinn. lnterests of the incoming girls from junior high were alvly taken care of. Next the girls participated in the annual forget-me-not drive, which was won by the sophomore girls. And nothing could heat those hot dogs on a cold, windy day at a pigskin game so generously sold lwy the Girls, cluln. An excellent scholarship assemlily, the annual co-ed hall, which was proclaimed a success, numerous school assemlnlies for the lueautifying ofthe fair sex, and lmaslcets for the needy were only a small part of these lnusy girls' activities. The lovely Honor Girl dance with the stately May Pole ceremony ended the affairs of this organization, to he the last for 215 senior girls. 'IQHE HTVTENH TAKE SOME 'IQIME OH' Crowe, Lenfest, Sproat, l'heruaga ' 9 clbgdktilfidn. VVITH 750 Boys to guide through nine months of school affairs, the Boys, federation wound up another year of successful planning with the senior lxoys' banquet May 20. This climaxed a full year's work hy George Lenfest president, Bill Sproat vicespresident, Joe Uheruaga secretary, and Chuck Crowe treasurer. A new activity of the unior and senior lioys was given its start, in the form of a tug- o'-war, sponsored hy the lfederation. Held at Julia Davis lagoon April io, the lxattle was fairly fought with the result heing a draw. The rope hroke three times lmefore the seniors were pulled through the mud and water. However, the juniors were on their way to a good ducking the first three times when the rope broke. The annual Christmas dance was held this year December 17. Chuck Crowe was gen- eral chairman. First on the program was the annual Boise-Nampa rally, which was held previous to the hig foothall game between the two rivals. A Thanksgiving hasket drive for needy families was sponsored hy the group. Fine leadership, good sportsmanship and loyal followers helped to make the year a most successful one for all boys in Boise Hi. X 0315 i ' WW 1630 was ZEIJ I.. For, Principal Sari: lfkiil-ill, Dean of lioys CIXlLtfPlNISs D 'i . . . f C1 mima-mfim ,M C..f.f,,Z1, XVITH 'I'llli lsxcr:v'rloN of two new teachers in the lineup, the high school faculty remained the same as last year. Nlisses lflorence Miller and l.ottie Canaday came to Boise Hi as exchange teachers from Connecticut and Hawaii respectively. llale and hearty, john Sawyer, dean of the high school faculty, finished ji consecutive years of teaching in Boise Ili. lle has given students words of wisdom in all SI years he has heen teaching. Ten years ago Zed l.. lfoy, our principal, came to us from the K'Sunny South. lle has made it possilwle for many dances, assemlwlies, and athletic competitions to he enjoyed hy the whole student hody. Despite his many activities as principal, Mr. lfoy personally knows almost every person in school. Miss Clara Otness found heing dean of girls, adviser of the Girls' cluh, chairman of the faculty social committee, and taking care of the orderlies a hig gioh. She hecame dean of girls nine years ago. Students thank her now for the school dances, many of which she originated eight years ago. Nlr. Seth T. lfreer can usually he found as master in the early morning detention and noon study groups at study halls. lle has lueen dean of luoys for four years and head of the math department for a numher of years. Students find Mr. lfreer always smiling, willing to take a joke, and ready to help them with their personal prolylems. On the following pages inside information will he found on the memlmers of the faculty. It will he seen that many so-called hard-hearted teachers really are human heings. ean of in H,yoRNsoN,M1ss BERN1cE. Science, 9 years, wild flowers, as science club adviser, assisted in completion of telescope mirror. CANADAY, Miss I,0'l I'II-2. Fnglish, 1 year, moving picture photography, as exchange teacher from Hawaii, brought us glamor of south seas. BARNES, Miss lhlARION. History, II years, gardening, helped build character in Boise youth by her Y.W'.C.A. work. B1,AcK1auRN, M1ss VA1.oRA. Spanish, 8 years, needle work, employed group study methods with marked success. DAVIS, NIISS IJEBORAH. Head of history and English department, 28 years, campaigned to make every B.H.S. student learn to spell. JEFFREY, Miss RLANCHE. History, 9 years, gardening, used current lfiuropean squabbles to show students rela- tion between past and present. FRY, MR. GUY O. Vocational auto mechanics, 8 years, hunting and fishing, supervised repairing of 125 automo- biles, 50 of which required major operations. PA1NE, Miss CAROL. Home economics, I2 years, as member of Y.VV.C.A. board, helped promote character building among Boise young women and girls. HAYs, MR. ARTHUR. History, IO years, stamp collecting, guided Forum club students in weekly discussions of public problems. Fo1,EFsEN, MR. C. T. Commercial, 3 years, music and literature, spent two months in Kentucky giving civil service examinations. IIUSE, Miss Es'1'HER. Fnglish, IO years, reading and travel, taught world literature, E-14, for lirst time in recent years, it made her read constantly. BERRY, Miss CSRACE. History, 8 years, reading, taught her students to make extensive use of the library. RoB1NsoN, MR. FAY C. Science, 4 years, fishing and golf, guided sophomore class, remodeled house with his own hands, taught three chemistry classes. GRIIJER, MR. F. F. Commercial, 6 years, sports and practical economics, as executive secretary, guided affairs of ldaho State Athletic association. BURGHER, MR. IJARWIN K. Athletics, 4 years, working at home, coached the Braves to championships in football and basketball. CHASE, Soi: FRANK F. R.O.T.C., I2 years, Hower and vegetable growing, rifle shooting, coached faculty rifle team, helped organize and coach girls' rifle team. BOOSINGER, MR. A. Mathematics, I4 years, fishing, taught M-6 four periods in a row . . . and kept his good nat11re. CooPER, MR. HoY'1'. History, IQ years, travel, kept bachelor quarters with Mr. Mickel, did not lose weight. QE17 PERKlNs, MR. l.. K. Industrial artsg I4 yearsg house building and musicg had student draw plans for numerous remodeling jobs in Boise schools. IIOTCHKISS, Miss HAZEL. Secretaryg 4. years, cooking three squares a dayg kept the typewriter, mimeograph machine and rX.S.B. receipt book busy all year. MILLER, Miss FLoRENcE. Commercial, 1 yearg seeing Sly: W'estg exchange teacher from Connecticutg found Wlest just about like Fast-'not many more wild lndians. J0HNs'1'oN, Miss KYIKACE. Home economics, 2 years, sportsg climaxed year's work by sponsoring I6 class dinners, girls' parents as guests. LENrEs'r, Miss DoRo'rHi'. Athletics, '1 yearsg leaving us to get married. lMlIl.I.ER, Miss HELEN. Librarian, I4 years, booksg found Two l,ifetimes in Onen the most in demand for oral reviews this year. SCARTH, Miss ARDI'I'I-I. Home economicsg 4 yearsg col- lecting linen from foreign countriesg gave annual l .l .A. and GA..-X. banquetsg in charge of cafeteria. SIVIITH, MRs. ALICE. Registrarg io yearsg planned and built new home on Crescent Rim drive. HoLL1NosHEAo, Miss lxlARY. Artg ll yearsg gardening and sewing, introduced dry brush stenciling and etching on glass. 1858 lfARRl-IR, MRs. HELEN lMlAYER. Speech arts, II yearsg stageg introduced choric speech, was general chairman of l5oise's Music week. l.owRx', Miss lflnrru. Home economics, o yearsg cro- chetingg for second year led Scarlet Skirts, sponsored con- fab with Nampa high school girls' pep club. HooAR'1'H, Miss lhlARY XLXNN. Latin, I3 yearsg needle workg sponsored l.atin club's publication of a Latin- Fnglish newspaper as climax to year's work. VVOESNER, Miss lNEz. Fnglishg IO yearsg music, read- ingg found bicycling provides satisfactory comic relief from teaching grind. lMll'l'CHEl.I., MR. IDVVIGHT E. Iournalismg lj years, hand- ball, musicg author of 7ULl7'7lllfi57I'l and Lge, textbook, edited Statesman tabloid of schools. PITZER, CART. ,louis ll. R.O.T.C.g 2 years, hunting and golf, organized drum and bugle corpsg helped promote new rifle range, got new Boise Hi insignia for troops. Moonv, MR. l.Es'rER ll. Englishg 6 years, shooting and chess, coached fine wrestling teamg active member of the athletic committee. VAN ZEE, MR. VV. H. lndustrial artsg 4 years, modeling at home workshopg faculty advisor to F.C.A.g supervised numerous service projects for school. SINCLAIR, Miss MARcsARE'1'. English, Latin, 4 years, building, decorating housesg successfully completed first full year as student council adviser. Six, MR. J. E. Head of commercial department, IO years, fishing, financial manager of B.H.S. athletics and A.S.B., the school's outstanding handler of tickets. HAR'I'ZI.ER, MR. KENNETH E. Music, 2 years, making batons, organized several small vocal and instrumental groups, directed Boise Gleemen. LEMON, MR. W. O. Printing, I3 years, photography, learned to ski, took pictures for school magazine edition of Statesman. POLLARD, MR. CECIL P. Zoology, I5 years, fishing and photography, coached tennis, got suits for tennis team. SAWYER, MR. JOHN. Head of science department, 31 years, studying science and mathematics, showed that one's heart can still he young even after 50 years teaching. MORGAN, MISS KATHRYN. English, I4 years, raising flowers, second year of teaching public speaking. MARSH, Miss IDA. Commercial, I4 years, collecting Lincoln pennies, continued to acquire added fame for her dreaded shorthand tests. PAU1., MR. HOWARD. Mathematics, IO years, hunting and fishing, coached track, helped Radio club send and receive uhanin messages, refereed basketball tournaments. BAUER, MR. JOHN. Agriculture, IO years, cattle raising, helped F.E.A. put on spring livestock show and sponsor 25 other major projects. MICKEl,, MR. JERE. English, Spanish, 3 years, collect- ing phonograph records, advised Ski club and Hi-Y. HOLSINCLER, MR. FRANKLIN. Music, 3 years, practising piano and violin, directed B.H.S. orchestra in accompani- ment for Messiah , helped organize small ensembles. CAMERA SHY BRACKEN, MRs. CLAIRE. English, 2 years, short story writing, wrote and publiihe l stofries ba' d on her obserya- tion of life in Boise Hi. A G2 . CHINDGREN, MR. R. F. Manual training, II years, tak- ing care of acreage, kept in condition by commuting twice daily between junior and senior high schools. COFFIN, MR. WILI,IS. Chemistry, IO vears, poultry raising, watched chemistry grow fromthree o eight classes. DAR'r'1', MIss GENEVIEVE. Mathemat' ' II 'ears' s 1 ing new places, as chairman of studen a was active in aiding students to Find part-time ' LIOSHANV, MR. EDWARD. Mathematics, athlet cs, 4 years sports and fishing, guided destinies of senior class and Boys' federation, coached track, football. HUBERT, Miss MARY. Stenographer, I year, music, kept records of N.Y.A., got out eligible lists, did general clerical work for B.H.S. ofiice. SEMPLE, MIss KATHERINE. English, I3 years, raising flowers, modern literature, taught creative writing. SIMMONS, Miss EMMA. Head of foreign language depart- ment, 21 years, sponsored French movie, Carnival in Flanders in B.H.S. auditorium. SMITH, Miss KA'I'HRYN M. Vocational salesmanship, I year, introduced a type of real bread and butter educa- tion in B.H.S. this year. STRAIGHT, MR. LUTHER. Printing, IO years, hunting, fishing, outdoor life, taught several boys how to operate the linotype and print the HIGH LIGHTS. G1l19 if I wwf . f, f,, . 14, 5? , gg. i 9 .eg . 1? 1 A f 'nr 1' fra 'Sw ,gy W 1. ,.: , M A E A fIi1Q A , 5, g z i Y5iPWf ,.. Lf7f4 I 2 W W J f 'lip 4 If .YL-V-14. E-5 ,... ,j K ' i I I I .Y iff- v , I -'If' 1 x K E22 10?-5 Qt 5 92: 1, 1 1 ww 1 5 Wffzvvflfzf., ,K . A glsn Q VxX4 f ,,,M,,C, Lk 9 WW, , W, G Qff xv' --.L V in ,, fpGf,yf,,,w , vvdfweu if E, Jr J, W aillwf W , ,-. 0 6lfLLO'C.4 DICK ARMSTRONG, Vice-president JUDITH HALLSTROM, President VIRGINIA ROBERTSON, Secretary JIM 'Ill-IRAILKILL, Treasurer MANY SENIOR STUDENTS walked away from Boise Hi on that 29th day of May perhaps never to return, as they will take the pathway of their lives to find their places in many distant parts of the world. When the students of this senior class were back in the second and third grades they con- tributed their pennies and nickels to help buy the lot on which the new gym stands, hoping that when they would Finally reach Boise Hi they might have a new gym. But they had been disappointed, for when they entered B.H.S. as freshmen there was only the old gym. Their wish was granted when they moved to the sophomore class, for on that lot which they helped to buy grew the biggest and best constructed high school gym in the state of Idaho. Outstanding among their classmates were: Chris Alexander, student body president, Daniel Archabal, vice-president, Donald Swan, secretary, Judith Hallstrom, senior class president, Dick Armstrong, vice-president, Virginia Robertson, secretary, James Thrailkill, treasurer, Jean Beck, president of the Girls' Athletic association, Lois Malnati, Girls' club president, George Lenfest, Boys' Federation president, Lois Hulser and Bernice Heisner, editors of the HIGH LIGHTS, Jack Perkins, editor of THE COURIERQ John McMahon, major of the R.O.T.C., Anne Winstead, president of the Scarlet Skirts. Dick Armstrong was also president of the B club. The class of '39 has had a very successful career while in Boise Hi, taking an active part in all activities of the school, including sports, dances, assemblies, HIGH LIGHTS, COURIER, music, dramatics, and other school organizations. Stage Door, by Kaufman and Ferber, a three-act play released just this year for amateur production, was the class' final contribution to Boise high school. Presented May 26, it proved successful with a cast of 30 seniors, I9 girls and II boys. The cast was supported by ticket, publicity and properties committees made up of senior students. Elizabeth Walker headed the publicity committee, Rachel Branson, properties, and Cornelia Her- zinger, tickets. Doris Vining as Terry Randall took the girls' lead and Darrell Beetham as Keith Burgess the boys' lead. Senior boys were the mainstays in the field of sports, football, basketball and track being major activities. April I9 was the date for the annual senior dress-up day. A new innovation this year was a tug-o'-War across the lagoon at Julia Davis park between junior and Senior boys. A rope which would stand 9,ooo pounds of strain was used, but broke three times. On the fourth try, with a doubled rope and juniors on the long end, the entire Senior line was dragged across the twenty-three feet of mud and water. Senior sneak day came May 8. This was the Hnal day of fun for the seniors before com- mencement, May 29. ,f Adams, N. Anderson, R. Baker, C. Acorda, G. Anderson, L. Bailes, C. Barrett, hl. N 'Q I fd' '51 - xt, x I Baumchen, C. Aguirre, C. Aldecoa, C. Alexander, C. Allen, B. Allender, H. Archabal, D. Armstrong, R. Arriola, M. Ash, K. Atkinson, M. Baker, M. Baker, P. Balliett, G. Barbour, D. Barclay, D. Baumchen, F. Baxter, Beal, P. Beatty, G. Beck, D. ACORDA, QSEORGE .losEI-H . run u Asni-:RsoN, TJ-ILAND .IKINIOR . Orleo- DAII.ES,CI.ARA . bas.: lheyhuw. BARRET, JOHN . lo be hzzmlxonze . .flare . S.M.S. -Q-43 Wrestling I. ,muh . Sr. Band 2-3-4g Dance Orch. High Lights Ad. Mgr. 4. 2-43 Honor Roll I-33 Dist. Mus. Fest. Z-3-4, H-lolliesn 33 Tennis 3-4. ADAMS, jAMEs NATHANIEL . .mme at xlrfhubal . HB Club 4Q Boxing 33 F.C.A. jg Honor Roll I-1, Track I- QQ Football Mgr. 4. Alll7lKRF1,CASII.l3A ANN . In be Amer- iea',t Les! air hastuss . Scarlet Skirts 43 Span. Club 1. ALDEc'oA, CARMEN . to be Bernire l'erry'J superior . Conim, Club 43 Girl's Club VliI'SZ1S.3-4, Honor Girl 3- 43 Urderly 4g Scarlet Skirts 3-4. AI.EXANIJER, CRIs MIKE . lo learn . Boy's Fed. Sec. 33 Class Treas. lg V.-Pres. jg Honor Roll I-2-33 Latin Club 23 Student Council 3, Pres. 4. ALLEN, BILLII-I TSAYE . lo be ll .femml Flarenfe Nightifllgfzle . Honor Roll I-1-3-43 Scarlet Skirts 43 Span. Club 27374. ALLENDIQR, HARoI,n . In wrife pnefr-v . C.U. 4. 2634-9 .ANDERSON, RflXV'EN.A lMlAY . .reeond ll1i.r.v Sezzrlh . Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Scarlet Skirts 4. ARL'HABAL, IJANIEI. FERDINANII . Cowpunfherfor Min I.. Maher . Student Council V.-Pres. 43 Tennis 2. ARMSTRIJNG, RIi'HARD B. . Cree Len- fz'.vt'.rl . B Club 3. Pres. 43 Class Pres. 1, V.-Pres. 2-43 Football I-3- 43 Student Council Treas. 3. ARRIOLA, MARcEI.INA . to be ll .refonrl D.l.. . Basketball I-2-3-43 G.A.A. I-2-3-43 High Lights Feat. Bd. 4, Assoc. Fd. 43 B Club 4. Asn, KATHLEEN . layal kniller and ripper . Class Sec. IQ Student Coun- cil 23 Honor Roll I-2-3-43 Girl's Club V.-Pres. IQ Honor Girl 3-4. ATKINSON, TWTARY AI.Il'E . In be .ruf- eexjul . Sr. Band 3, French Club 43 Sr. Orch. 2-3-43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2- BAKER, CHARI.o'r'I'E JULIET . la raise Il rhiuehillafur coal . Art Club 1-2- 34- BAKER, NTAXINE JUNE . to draw mverfronl for Coswopulilrm . Art Club I-2-43 Honor Roll 33 Orderly 4. BAKER, PI-IvLLIs ESTELLE . to .ring in llze moeiey . Art Club 2-3-43 G.A.A. 1-23 Honor Roll I-7.-3, Tumbling RQ Scarlet Skirts 4. BAI.I.H'Z'l l', LSEORGE EUGENE . to be Il prQfes.ri0m1lrallz'r .rlmler . BARBQIJR, T,0k0'I'HY lVlAE . loyal knit- ler and .ripper . Class V.-Pres. IQ Dram. Club 2-3-43 Honor Girl 3-43 Honor Roll l-1-3-43 -lollies 3. BARCLAY, DoN . det-trim! engineer . A Cappella 2'3f4Q B Club 43 Boy's Quartet 43 Football I-2-3-43 BAUMc-HEN, CLARIQE . lo be zz .vue- rers . follies RQ Pinafore 3. BAUMCHEN, EVELYN MARIE . lo he a .rueeexs . Honor Roll 1-2-33 Library Staff 3. BAXTER, JAMES . Io beeorne an engin- eer . B Club 3-43 Honor Roll I-2- 3-43 Pinafore 33 Radio Club 35 Stamp Club 23 Tennis Mgr. 3-4. REAL, PEGGY . In get rnarriea' . BEATTY, GLENN VVILLIAM . Mark .rlzeep . Art Club 43 High Lights Rep. 33 R.O.T.C., N.C.0. 4. BECK, 'DORIS JEAN . Jeronfl Min Len- fexl . G.A.A. I-2-33 Pres. 4, B Club I-2-3, Pres. 45 Honor Roll I- 3-4g Scarlet Skirts 3-4. Dist. Mus. Fest. 1-2-3-4. 2-3-4. BEESON, DIJANE TTILLARD . Io sm'- ceed Srnator Bomb . Forum Club 3-4, Sr. Band 2g Boxing jg R.0.T. C. Bugler 3-4. BEETI-IAM, I lLlZABk-LTH . In play opera . Sr. Orch. 2-3-4, Courier Stal? VVriter 4. BELL, JAMES CLARENUE .mme as Berrylv . Football 3-4, Latin Club 23 Track 4. BELNAP, KAY . to ffirefl Sr1u.ta'.r band . Sr, Band 2-AI-44 Pep Band 2-3-4. BENEDIUT, VIRGINIA LEE . lo hurl! rnifrobes . Basketball I-2, G.A.A. I-23 Tumbling I-2, Scarlet Skirts 4. Bsrzoqtrisr, TDONALD ARTHUR . busi- rze.r.t e.v:efutice . Art Club 2-3-4g Football 2, Stamp Club I-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4g Latin Club Q. BERRY, WAIJVI-:R THoMAs . frzzhrfor ll nmfixt mlorzvv . Football jg Pin- aforen 3, Track AI-4, S.M.S. 4. BETEBENNER, lVlARlE A. . irate! aramni' the wnrfff . Comm. Club 4, High Lights Girl's Spts. Htl. 4, Alumni Fcl. 4, Honor Roll I-7.-3-45 Quill and Scroll 4. BEVENS, XVILLARIJ D. . denfisl . Port- land I-2, A Cappella 3-4g Honor Roll jg Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. BILIJERBACK, BARIIARA lVlARIE . In 19.4 Roll 3, Urderly 44 Scarlet Skirts 4, Mon- itor 3-45 G.A.A. I. fW.,1.B.'J Ehllll-510147 . Honor BJUKKQUIST, FRANt'Es IIORRAINE . rw Ihr wurfff . French Club AQ Honor Roll I-2-3, Orclerly 4, Scarlet Skirts 3'4- BLAIN E, -IoI-IN ROBERT . Jzzrne' ar N111 fldfzrnr . Sr. Band I-1-3g Debate gg Forum Club 3-4, Tennis I-2-3. BLAKE, XYYNNE M. . Lzzwuwr . Bas- ketball 2-3. BLINN, IJOROTHY ANNE . lo be a rmrxx . Basketball AI-4g G.A.A. 3-4, Honor Roll 4g Latin Club 2-3-4, Tumbling 3-45 Volleyball 3-4. BOECK, BTARJIJRIR FI.IzAIsI-:'1'H . loyal kniftfr and ripper . French Club Pres. 4g Honor Girl 4g Honor Roll I-2-3-44 Ullolliesn jg R.O.T.C. Spon- sor Q. BoHI,IN, EMILY l,ouIsE . lo go in rally-ge . French Club 4. BoNNIeR, VVILM.-X BTARIE . lnfnllow Rip Van ll'i21k!f'.vfool.ftt'p.I . Hon- or Roll I-2-jg Latin Club 2g Pen and Blotter I. BOWERS, FVEIJN I.oI:IsE . lo he ll farhion rzrtisl . French Club 4, Honor Roll I-1-jg -Iolliesn jg Latin Club 2. HRANSON, RAUHHI. -I. . l'fI7I1IIlb'W'f!lf rn-lirl . Art Club I-1-3-45 High Lights Art Fd. 4, Little XVUITISHU 45 Library Staff 4. BROOKS, PEARI. 1 illNA . lo ,wt-fzrrllrvr training in ruzmmfrfirzf work . BROOKS, VFHOMAS CoI,I.IIsR . lo be fm rzciulrlr' . Art Club 4, Honor Roll IQ R.O.T.C., N.C.O. 3-4g Library Staff 2-4. BROWN, BIs'r'I'Y . run ll paul haf! . BROWN, QTERALD fr0kIJON . In bvfrmzf Il good, mofI'vr21fr1rmfr . F.F.A. V.- Pres. 2-L2-4, Honor Roll I-2-4. BRowN, jAcR R. . riff! l'71.Hf?IEt'7' . Honor Roll I. BROWN, NEoMA . M' II rvpisl . BRIJNGER, MAR,IoRIE ANN . In be a ru11f.mr11f'b0rf'v . Dram. Club 1-2-3- 4g Honor Roll I-2-3-44 Orcierly AQ Scarlet Skirts 3-4. Bvisrii-1, KENNETH . In M' fm army rglfzlvr . Rifle Team jg Tennis jg Track 2, S.M.S. 3. BYHHE, ZONA . .fo by tl fi19r11rirm . French Club 25 Honor Roll 3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. gg Scarlet Skirts 7'4- Beeson, D. Beetham, F. Bell, Belnap, K. Benedict, V. Bergquist, D. Berry, YY. Betebenner, M. Bevens, VV. Bilderback, B. Bjorkquist, F. Blaine, Blake, VV. Blinn, D. Boeck, M Bohlin, F. Bonner, WV. Bowers, lf. Branson, R. Brooks, P. Brooks, T. Brown, B. Brown, G. Brown, Brown, N. Brunger, M. Bybee, K. Bybee, Z. fy fy- C -f ,H L A Qi., X Byer, J. Caine, H. Chapman, I. Chase, F. Coggburn, G. Cole, I.. Compton, Coopcr, D. Caldwell, F. Campbell, C. Carter, R. Carter, VV. Chamberlain, I. Chilton, K. Clark, M. Clemens, H. Cleverly, I.. Collin, A. Cole, M. Collins, K. Collister, D. Colver, P. Compton, F. Cosho, Cossey, VV. Cottle, I.. Cowe, R. Craig, F. 2 'He-we HY!-ZR, JUNE LA VON . lo he in an all-girlx' orfhextra . JolIies 3g Scarlet Skirts 4. CAINE, HELEN NlGH'I'INfiALE . musi- eitzn . A Cappella 2-3-4g Dram. Club 41 Honor Girl K2-4g Honor Roll I-2, Pinafore 3, Girls' Sextet 1- 3-4- CALIJWELL, FAYE JULIA . to run a Sltffflylll .fercire .rtation in the Pu- ezfr . Scarlet Skirts 3-4. CAMPBELL, CHARLES ALLEN . Holly- wood earnera man . Camera Club 3, Pres. 4g Courier Assoc. Photo. Ed. 3, Photo. Fd. 4g Forum Club SJ-4. CARTER, ROBERT . be a photog- rapher . CARTER, WILLIAM . pileh hay in winter - CHAMEERLAIN, IVENA ELIZABETH . to trawl around the world in a trailer house . QSJQD CooonIrRN, QIRAUE PI-IOEBE . to own CHAPMAN, IRENE IVIARTHA . to be a private .verretar-v . French Club 4Q Orderly 3-4. all the sheep in Idalzo . Orderly 3, Jollies 32 Pinafore 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2. CHASE, ELMER VERN . to travel . F.C.A. 2-3. COLE, l.ols . buy out Rot-kffeller . CHILTON, KENNETH JAMES . globe troffer . Football I-2g South in Sonora IQ R.O.'I'.C., N.C.O. 2-3g Honor Roll 2g Dist. Mus. Fest. 2. CLARK, M. DIARY . librarian . De- bate Club I-2, High lights Exc. Fd. 3, Copy Desk Ed. 4, Honor Roll 1-1-3-4g Quill and Scroll 3-4. CLEMENS, HELEN IVIARY . to be a boolrlreeper . Ad. Club 45 Art Club -1-4g Honor Roll 24 Orderly 3. CLEVERLEY, LUQILLE . to graduate and pau nixlory . Honor Roll 2. CorI'IN, ALLENE AMELIA . never to be rolled Sleepy . Basketball I-2- 3-45 B Club 4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4. CoLE, IVIARY HELEN . to be in the Pre.rident'.v raainet . G.A.A. 3g Latin Club I-2. CoLI.INs, KATIE Lou . to find .tome- thing new under the .mn . Honor Roll 2-34 Jollies 3g Pinafore', 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. COLLISTER, IJONNA I.0RRAINE . to be an ideal mother lo ideal blonde :hil- dren . Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Girls' Club Treas. 2. COLVER, PHYLLIS JEANNE . rnuxirian . A Cappella 4, French Club 3, Sec. 4, Honor Girl 4, Honor Roll I-3-44 Jollies 3g Pinafore 3, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. CoMi1ToN, I l'I'HEL lbIAE . to rnalee my husband a good cook . Kuna Q-3, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. CoMP'I'oN, JOHN . be an aviator . COOPER, DoRo'1'HY JANE . to be a goodjournalirt . Ad Club 3, Camera Club 3g G.A.A. I-2, Honor Roll I- 2-3-4g Urderly I-2-.21 French Club 4. COSHO, JOHN I.. . to befamouy . Ad Club 4, Sr. Band 3g S.M.S. 2. COSSEY, VVILLIAM . run an elevator . COTTLE, LEWIS WILLIAM . to be a good .Salesman . Hist. Club I-1-33 Honor Roll 2-3. CowE, RACHEL . to bFl'07?lK a private J'El'I FlIl7',V . Honor Roll 3-4. CRAIG, EAR LEENE . to beeorne an :ji- rient seerelary . Comm. Club 4, Honor Roll I-3-4g Orderly 3. CROSSMAN, LEOLA NTAY . Io become Il .rmm.vlre.v.f . Basketball 3-45 G.A.A. 3-45 Tumbling 3-45 Volleyball 3-4. CRoUcI-I, GLENN CARMAN . lo leach the Erkimos how to 'Hy' . CROWE, CHARLES FREIQRIII . Cree Armslronghrj . B Club 45 Boys' Fed. Treas. 45 Football I-2-3-45 Rifle Team 35 Track 45 Student Council 4. CRIIMLY, RUTH OLIVE . dielisf . A Cappella 45 Art Club I-25 Hist. Club 35 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Latin Club 2-35 G.R. Pres. 4. CUNNINGHAM, FRANCES lblARIE . m lrfzcfl with a rerlain blond . Orderly I-2-3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. CURINGTON, RlfBY KATHLEEN . lo become an air hosleu . Basketball 35 Tennis 35 Volleyball 3. CURTIS, NIARTHA lNlAE . win Il floc- lr1r'.f lnvzzrt . Wendell 25 -lolliesu 35 Pinafore 35 Scarlet Skirts 4. IDAGRES, NICK JOHN . lo heroine a burinesx man . Basketball 25 Foot- ball 34 S.M.S. 3-4. IJARLINKJ, CLAY VERN . in .ret u worlrff record flying from pole In pole . B Club 45 Football 45 Track 3-4. IDAVIDSON, ROBERT . play Bb'ffh!lZ'F71n Sr. Orch. 2-3-45 Dance Orch. 3-4. DAVIS, AMY Lou . fo pan .imerrifm liiflnr-v . Honor Roll I-25 Span. Club I. IREHLIN, RIJTH lVlARY . .fo be ll rliftirl . Art Club 4Q ForIIm Club 3-45 French Club 2-45 Honor Roll 3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. DEVLIN, ALLEEN vVlNE'l I'A . io br- mme ll .v!fwanI'e.r,v . French Club 2-35 Hist. Club 35 Urderly 3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. DUUTHIT, I.0Is KA'I'I-IERYN . la lmfel rzromlrl the world . Comm. Club 4. DUI-'I-'Es, Avis l.oRRAINE . la be a par! of ll plumbing bll5f716'.S'J . Honor Roll 2-4. DUMBOLTON, lJRI.URES HARRIET . to own the Uniled Staffs nam' . Dist. Mus. Fest. 2. IJUNCAN, IDONALD l5RIIcE . lL'7I7ll5 and law . Basketball I-2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 45 Corps Gren. 45 Football I- 2-3-45 Tennis I-2-3-4. ISAKIN, FLINOR l,oIIIsE . to go lo Strcrzlr . French Club 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Orderly 45 Scarlet Skirts 4. EIJELE, BE'I I'Y ,Io . play willi rerl fiends . FRQELSTON, RIUHARIJ NYARREN . lo be a IIh!l7'7flIIL'f.Yl . Sr. Band 45 Camera Club 45 Radio Club 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 45 Pep Band 4. FIDE, CARI. CJLAR . .fo Jerome ll busi- muvx man . F.C.A. 3. ELLIS, IJONALD OSCAR . to make enough to sperm' zz million . B Club 45 Boxing 45 Honor Roll I-2- 3-45 R.O.'ll.C., N.C.O. 3. ENGl.QUlS'l', lFlAkI.AND . rim lhe Smfermrm . ISSTELL, ROBERT . play wilh llfexl Pain! . EVANS, RGEERT IJONALD . to be in the nuqv . RiHe Team 25 R.O.'I'.C., N.C.O. 3-4. FAIRLTHILII, NANcY REBELTA . law- yer . A Cappella 3-45 B Club 45 G.A.A. I-2-3, Scc. 45 Hnlolliesl' 35 l'inafore 3. FAwcI-:T'I', ALIIIREY N. . famous arlrfrs . Scarlet Skirts 3-4. FE'I I'ERMAN, RAY I.AVERNE . tn ga nrouml the world . Ad Stal-T I5 R. O.'l'.C., N.C.U. 3-45 Stamp ClIIb 2. Crossman, L. Crouch, G. Crowe, C. Crumly, R. Cunningham, F. Curington, R. Curtis, M. Dagres, N. Darling, C. Davidson, R. Davis, A. Dehlin, R. Devlin, A. Douthit, l.. Duffes, L. Dumbolton, D. Duncan, D. Eakin, E. Rdele, B. Fgelston, R. Hide, C. Ellis, D. Englquist, M. Estell, R. Evans, R. Fairchild, N. Fawcett, A. Fetterman, R. C9529 Fisher, I.. Fisher, W. Foster, F. Foulke, W. Furth, N. Gamble, Givens, Glasgow, R. Fire. R. Fitzpatrick, L. Fitzwater, D. Fleetwood, Fleming, R. Frieclline, H. Fritschle, M. Fry, Fry, NV. Fuller, F. Gambling, B. Gearhard, G. Gerber, Gibb, M. Gilmore, P. Gordon, R. Gorsline, O. Goul, K. Grant, F. Green, B. ' ix .3 .ip FISHER, Lois ARLENE . to leach l6fIlf!'H1KIH lL'71 . A Cappella 4, French Club 3, Honor Roll I-2-1-4QcJl'L'lCI'ly 4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. Fisi-IER, XVAYNE . .vpenrl Il nigh! in foil . Ad SILIHJ4. FI'rE, ROBER'l'A NTAE . to lmz-al . Camera Club 2, Girl Res. Cab. 3-4, Sr. Orch. 2-3-4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. F1'I'ZI'A'l'RlCK, I.o1s . lo ho Il telephone' oprrotor . Sr. Band 4, Orclerly 4. FI'rzwA'rER, DI-:AN l. . tn he zz rlolhe: mlezfnzzm for zz nmliif colony . B Club 2-3-4, Honor Roll 2-3, Track 2-3-4. FLEETXVOOD, JEAN MARIE . lo he his hooklzerpcrfor lzfe . FLEMING, RU'l'H ELLEN . lo play Gdb7l6l'J horn . Sr. Orch. 3-4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 4. 3Ol0 l'i0S'l'ER, l iMII.Y Hoi-E . lo he .rome- !GUll,V'.l' 'grml' . A Cappella 3-4, Honor Girl 3-4, l'inaforc 3, Jol- liesn 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. FoI:I.RE, hylI.I.IAlVl EIWVARD . to he zz terhnifal onginrer . Football I-Z-3, Track 3. FRIEIJLINE, HEI.EN ELIZABETH . to wrile, no! folk . A Cappella 4, High Lights Alumni Fd, 3, Copy Desk 4Q Honor Roll I-3-4, Quill and Scroll 1'4- FRlTSL'HI.l'-2, NICRI. MARTIN . lo he zz math teafher in tl hig follogo . Sr. Band 1, Dance Urch. 3-4, Honor Roll I-2, Sr. Orch. 3-4. FRY, Joi-IN LEKOY . lo Ilo Ihe bigger fhingx of lj: . Boxing 4, F.C.A. 3, Honor Roll I-7.-3-4. FRY, VV!-LLDON RUSSELL . to follow rnorlorn znffhorlx of farming . F.F. A. I-2-3-4, Honor Roll 2-3. FULLER, FAYE . to .fee the world . Basketball 2-3-4, Dram. Club. 4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Honor Roll I-2-3, Tumbling 3-4, Volleyball 1-3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. FURTH, NORMAN . lo get rf frntfhef . GAMnI.E, .JOHN ROBERT . genlleman of large . Corps. Gren. 3-4, Courier 2-3, Bus. Mgr. 4, Honor Roll I-2- 3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4. GAMBLING, BERNICE . io he a hello girl . KJEARHARII, GLENN ARNOLD . lo he a nzorlirinn . Rifle Team 41 R.O.T. C., N.C.O. 3-4. f?ERBER, JACK H. . to ,Hy for the army . R.O.T.C., N.C.0. 4. KEIBB, NTARVA MAE . lo heforne :ome- one'.r pot .flenog . Comm. Club 4, G.A.A. I-2, Orderly 3-4. GILMORE, PHILIP . to build the lallesl building in lhe world . Boxing 4Q F.C.A. Q.-3, Honor Roll I-Q.-3, Radio Club 3, Track 2. GIY'ENS, JAMES VVILLIAM . lo ho afr: 1'l11.r,v .rhystrr . Debate 3, Mgr. 2-3, Forum Club 3-4, Latin Club I-2, R.O.T.C., N.C.O. 3-4. CILASGOW, RITA . nurfing . GORDON, ROGER . own zz Lincoln Zephyr . GoRsLINE, CULIVE ELLEN . lo have a good lime doing worthwhile' lhingx . Jellies 3, Pinafore 35 Scarlet Skirts 3-4, Span. Club I-2. GoUI., KATI-II.EEN ANN . lo :mtv young . Courier 2-3-4, High Lights Assoc. Fd. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4, Honor Roll I- 2-4, Quill and Scroll 4. GRANT, FLSIE L. . lo he o rnannequin in some exflmrive .rhop in New York . Orderly 2-4. GREEN, BARBARA FRANCES . to lake the control.: . Forum Club 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, OI-derly 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. HALL, SHIRLEY ADELI. . lo be pre- HARRIS, JACK R. . lu bi' ll Ifllffllf . GREEN, NIIIIDRED . run u mmfv :hop . GREEN, ROBERT XVYLLIAM . lo lake tlzefrxl lrip to Mars . lKB,,Cll1h!'l-4Q Boxing 4g Football I-1, Honor Roll 34 R.O.T.C., N.C.O. 3, C.O. 44 Golf 2-3-4. GROTE, .ARLENE XVILMA . In be ll de- signer . Art Club 4, Girl Res. Cab. 4, Jellies jg Pinafore 3. GRUNIJER, LYMAN . in be pri1'11le flz1zufeurf11r Dfllllflll Durbin . F. F.A. I-1-3, rl1FEZ1S.42 Hist. Club I-2, Honor Roll I-'lg H-lolliesll jg Pinv aforen 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. GWINN, BAARCIA . lzurzlfnr be1zrlr1iflcJ . High Lights Man. Hd. 45 R.O.T. C. Sponsor 2, Honor Girl 3-4. primary lmrhfr . Art Club 43 Scarlet Skirts 4. HALLSTRKIM, JVIJITH .ANN . lo by girl friend Qf 111.9 Ritz Brollirrs . Class Pres. 2-4, Girls Club 2-3, V.-Pres. 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 2-3-4. HANEORIJ, DAVID VVALLACE . to gr111i111ife from B.H.S. 1m1lf11i.Il1 FOUEQZK . B Club 45 Football I- 2111+- HANNIP'IN, EDDIE . tu be ll ,r1v1vr11I Hozidirzi . HANSHN, DEAN . 7147111 Lilifktlflfllflll . HARIJT, HENRY . go lo IVU! Pain! . R.O.'l'.C., N.C.O. 4. HAIcKEI.I4oAoI:, Roi' lhi0l7I.'I'0N . to bv .fl :rrvv gamf 51'fr1't1zr.v fo .wwf fdrjgi' b11Jir1r.r.v . Sr. Band 3-4. Honor Roll jg Sr. Orch. I-2g Dist. Mus.VFest. I-2, R.O.'l'.C., N.C.O. 3, C.U. 4. HEA'I'H, S'I'EI,I,A . 191,111 Halen Illomzfv . HEIJGES, INEZ FLOISE . to learlz . Art Club 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 4. HEISNEIQ, BERNII-E . 111 151 Urzilni PWJJ 1'm'r'f'.vpon1f1'rIt . High Lights Assoc. lid. 3, Manag. lid. -'lg Radio Mgr. 45 Fd. 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Quill and Scroll -'I-4. HERZINQEER, CoIu:EI.IA 110512 . to bi' Il 1f1'tf1'tiUc . Comm. Club 4, Dram. Club 45 Honor Roll lf2fjf4. Hll'KEIlSI7N, -'AMES PAUL . to bi' hmm' man in Ilf-llWliQ'V . liasketbzlll I-2-3, l .F.A. 25 lfoothall 4, Honor Rull -'Ig Track 4. l !IK.H, Lois LORRAIN . fmt to he ll .flrr1r1gr11pl1fr . G.A.A. I-2-3-4g High Lights Feat. Fd. Z, Assoc. lid. 4Q Honor Roll I-2-343 Quill and Scroll 3'4- HouoE, WII.I.IAIvI . own Y.lW.C..'l. . PIOLLAR, I.AX'0N XVILMA . lo 617 ll de- iigwr of rloihcr . G.A.A. I-2-3-45 Orderly 34 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2-3. HlJI.l.llJAi', IVAR lb1l'l,0NAl,D . wzgirz- efr . Boys' Quarter 44 Camera Club 4, Honor Roll I-1-:Z-4Q Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. HoIaNEIz, Aicrnivk I,I,oYu . 10 go to the llaw11ii1zi1 Iffllflllli . Honor Roll I. Hosroko, CII-IOIHGIE l'lowAIuJ . lo by Il plz11rr111z1i.rt . Hist. Club IQ Honor Roll 1134 R.O.'I'.C., N.C.O. 3-4, Stamp Club I-243-4. Hosroku, Roni-:RT . to bi' in 11gri1'11!- mmf wnrk . l .lf.A. 2-3-4, Hist. Club 2, Honor Roll I-2-,Q-4, Stamp Club jg F.l7.A. Pub. Spcaking I-1. l'IUWARIJ, DoN . 1'r1z.rh lifllflll Sfl7'iIIlQ5 2-4- . R.O.'l .C., C.U. 43 Honor Roll 1-2- Hocsfiiao, AIOHN 'l'I-IoIvI1Is . In own 11 HowARo, RiJlJERll'K SHAl-l-'IR farm am! 1111 the l1z111f izafjnirling . Rifle Team I. NIIITKI' 1111 1zi.'gf! . liaskerlv ll I t'gf4g Honor Roll lg R.U.'l C N C.U Green, M. Green, R. Grote, A. Grunder, L. Gwinn, M. Hall, S. Hallstrom, -I Hanford, D. Hannifin, E. Hansen, D. Hai-dt, H. Harkelroade, R. Harris, J. Heath, S. Hedges, I. Heisner, B. Herzinger, C. Hiekerson, P. High, L. Hodge, VV. Hogard, Holler, L. Holiday, I. Horner, A. Hosford, G. Hosford, R. Howard, D. Howard, R. Qf3I Hulser, L. Hunt, H. Hunter, M. Jackson, D. Jacobs, D. Jaeger, R. Jones, T. Jones, H. Jones, H. Jones, Jones, P. Karns, C. Kehrer, E. Kelley, l.. Kincaid, Kirkland, G. Kloepfer, Kluckholn, S. liroeger, P. Larrondo, I. Lawrence, B. Lawrence, M. Lavne, M. Leach, G. Leggat, Lenfest, G. Leonard, M. Lewis, VV. W? . A We M- . .cv s A aw Hlfl.Sk1R, Lois FRANFES . uewslnrzper womzw . Courier Man. Lid. 4, News Fd. 2, Manag. Hd., Assoc. lid. 3, Fd., Radio Mgr. 4, Honor Girl 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3-4. HUNT, HENRY . inferior flemralor . Sr, Band I-2-3-4, French Club 3, Sr. Orch. 4, Dist. lVluS. Fest. 2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4. Hl'N'I'FIR, MARY EI.IZABE'l'H . one of fhejrzo . Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Latin Club I-2, Urderly 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. JACKSON, DOUGLAS LJREDI-ZRIl'K . la beeome llp7'Qf6.Y.flU71!l pholngrrzpher . Camera Club 4, Football 4. JAcoIxs, DoN CHARLES . len goal jwlu player . F.F.A. 4. JAEGER, Roi' ALVIN . civil engineer . Sr. Band 2-3-4, B Club 4, Box- ing 3. JONES, THERESA ANNE . areheologirl . Ad StaH 4, Urderly 4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. 3230 JONES, HARRISON . In lemme 11 frsl flaw nzrpenier . F.C.A. 4, Honor Roll I-2-3. JoNEs, HELEN lVlARlE . lu be Il sue- eexqful hUll.YB'iUl:fe' . Honor Roll I-2- 3-41 Latin Club 2. JoNEs, -JAMES LI.oYo . aeronauliral engineer . Honor Roll AQ Science Club 3-4. JONES, PATRICA JOY . inlerim' zlefora- lor . Art Club 3-4, High Lights Art lid. 3, Alum. Fd. 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. KARNS, CHARLES FRANKLIN . lo be a mhrsiomzrv . Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Sr. Orch. 2-3-4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 7'A.l'4- KRHRER, l:'i'I'HEI.YN FIJITH . radia IZIIHIIIUIFEI' . Basketball 2134 Camera Club 4, Forum Club 1-2, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4. KELLEY, LoI.A LUCILLE . buyer of merrhandire . G.A.A. 1-2, Scarlet Skirts 4. KINCAIID, JAMEs . .ting in opera . KIRKLEN, LQLORIA RAE . effirierzl .tee- retafv . Comm. Club 4, Dram. Club I-2-3-4, Span. Club 4. KLOEIHFER, JAcIc ARTHUR . mn- lrarlor . Basketball Mgr. 3-4, UB Club 4, Honor Roll I-2, Tennis 3-4. KLUCRI-IOLN, SHIRLEY lVlAY . lo be .rureerjul . VVilder I-2. KROEGER, POLLY . lo be a murie feaelzer . Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Sr. Orch. 2-3-4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. LARRONIJO, ISAEEL CARMEN . .mme- bozlylf .vtenag . LAWRENCE, BEN C. . geologist . Art Club 4, F.C.A. 4, Honor Roll 3-4, Span. Club 2-3-4. LAWRENCE, IVIARIIARETE .AMANDA . msfurrle' l1'E5lgf1L'7' . A Cappella 4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 4. LAYNE, lXf1ARY LUA . J!l?'Vlt'b0!lV'J sfenag . Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Or- derly 3-4. LEAci-I, GAYLE . play like jimmie . LEoc:A'r, Jol.ENE . another Inez Cal- laway Robb . Art Club 2-3, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, High Lights Art Hd. 2, Manag. Fld, 4, Feat. Ed. 4. LENFEST, GEORGE CHISLEY . .rarne as Crawefv . B Club 4, Boys' Fed. Pres. 4, Football 3-4, Honor Roll I-3, Student Council Cort. Sec. 3. LEONARD, MARY ELIZABETH . rz better writer :han Pearl Burk . A Cappella 4, Honor Roll 2-4, Jollies 3, Pinaforen 3. LEWIS, VVILMA ULET'TA . to really be Il .rufrexx in lye . Forum Club 4, Hist. Club I-4, Honor Roll I-4, Orderly 3-4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4, Hon- or Girl 4. l.IEN, GENEVA LORRAINE . fomediznl 071 Ihr .vcreen . Dram. Club 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 35 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. l.OGAN, ELAINE MAY . mfgur in home er. in follfge . G.A.A. 35 Honor Roll IL Pen and Blotter Ig Scarlet Skirts 3'4' l,ONG, CATHERINE FRANcEs . musi- fiun . A Cappella 45 Dance Orch. 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Sr. Orch. I-2-3-45 jollies 3. ILUWRY, BETTY JEAN . zz .rzzrresx . Hist. Club 35 Honor Roll I-Z-3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-35 Jollies 3. LUKENs, FREIJERIcR . Jmjgxofz . Sr. Band 2-3-45 Debate I-2-35 Debate Club I-2-35 Forum Club 2-3-45 Declam. 3. I.YONS, VERNON O. . remain a brzflz- elor . Latin Club I-2. McIvER, RICHARD . lean' ll .btlfllllllhil la Ihr mann lVlAlRS, MARGARI-:'I' LEE . but fl1'f'J.Iafl wnmfm in town . Comm. Club 45 Honor Roll I-22 Ortlerly 45 Scarlet Skirts 4. MA I.NATI, Lois FLURA . to lem' Il goof! life . Class Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Girl's Club 2-3, Pres. 45 High Lights News Hd. 35 Assoc. I-ld. 45 Honor Roll I-1-3-4Q Honor Girl 3-4. lblARMON, LoLIIsE FIIITH . .vfylislfor the wall flrersefl lramp . Art Club 45 Honor Roll I-7.-4g Ortierly 4. lNlARR, JAMES CARI.'I'oN . .raw-Lamar . A Cappella I-2'-I-AQ Student Coun- cil 25 Dram. Club I-2-3-45 Honor ROII I-1-4. lNlAR'I'IN, MARY . gn la China MA'rHEws, EARL B. . Jar Soulh Amer- im, .remnfl . A Cappella 3-45 High Lights Boys' Spts. Htl. 4, Assoc. Fd. 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Quil and Scroll 4. lVlA'l'THIiWS, FRANcEs I.l'CII.l.E- to go to Iwfrifliarz to ,rw Fla! Fool Flmfgiv . Art Club 3, Pres. 45 Forum Club I-2-3-45 R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor 2. MAYS, lVlAXlNE LAVON . Ia by ll :leap .wa flirer . Honor Roll I-2-:gg Or- tlerly 4. McAREE, VIRQIINIA Rll'l'H . .rmlgiral nurw . French Club 4g Latin Club I-1-374g Scarlet Skirts 4Q Pen and Blotter 2-3. lVlC'ANUL'I'Y, VERA l.oUIsE . 117655 de- .vigncr for Sally Rand . Camera Club 35 Comm. Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. McCI.EI.I.ANo, IDARLENE lVlAY . join llze mzqv wilh lfcrrlrz . G.A.A. 3-4' Honor Roll 1-2-35 Scarlet Skirts 4. a McCRosKY, 'I'HEI.MA RUTH . mrzrfv an Alaxkanfur Irmler . Dram. Club 3-45 G.A.A. I5 Seen But Not Heard 35 First XVhite Woman 3. lVlCTl,0NAI.D, CoNNIE . lo live in Ta- hili and ml banafmx . G.A.A. 3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. lVlCl,0NAI.I7, HARRY LELANIJ . 10 Jflllal' law McDoNAI,o, MARION LORRAINE . joznnalixt . French Club 2-35 High Lights Fxch. Ed. 2, Alum. I-ld. 3, Copy Desk Fd. 4g Honor Roll 35 Orderly 2-3. McDoNAI.o, lx1ARJOR1E ZOA . rlofhcnr buyerfor rm fxflzuive shop . jol- lies 35 Pinafore 35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. McGINNEss, MERWIN l iI.MER . -first :last prexvrzzzn . Ad Staff 3-45 F.C. A. 7-'Ri Printing Club 1-.2-4. lVlCfgLOCHLlN, BAsII. H. . mflio tele- vision engineer . Sr. Band I-2-3-45 Dance Orch. 2-3-45 Sr. Orch. 3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-1-3-4. lVlCIl.VEEN, CI.IrroRD CQEORGE . aero- nautiml engineer lb1l'KAlG, ARTHUR BoNwEI.I. . poli- lifizm . Sr. Band I-2-3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 -lolliesn 35 'KPinafore 35 Brass Sextet 3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-Q.-3-45 Debate 3. McLEoo, JACK A. . rlerigrz fufroplafzes . Sr. Band l-7.-3-45 Honor Roll 1-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-45 Pep lianrl 2-3f4. Q Lien, G. Logan, F. Long, C. Lowry, B. Lukens, F. Lyons, V. Maclver, R. Mairs, M. Malnati, L. Marmon, L. Marr, Martin, M. Mathews, F. Matthews, F. Mays, M. Mc.-Xbee, V. McAnulty, V. McClelland, D. McCrosky, T. McDonald, C. McDonald, H. McDonald, M. McDonald, M. Mcfiinness, NL Mcfilochlin, ll. Mcllveen, C. Mcliaig, A. lVlcLeoc'l, 0533 McMahon, McNeil, M. McQueen, L Mendenhall, D. Meyers, M. Mickey, F. Millar, Miller, hl. - Miller, M. Miller, R. Miller, V. Monger, K. Monk, R. Montgomery, D. Moore, D. Morehouse, R. Morris, Morrison, C. Morrison, M. Myers, M. Nefsy, P. Neilley, A. Nelson, R. Nelson, R. Newman, R. Newman, G. Mokes, R. Osborn, R. McMAi-ION, JOHN ALBERT . milimr-v engineer . Corps. Gren. 3-4g Hist. Club RQ Honor Roll I-3-45 R.O.T.C., C.0. 3, Major 4. NTQTNEII., lVlARY I.U1.'Il.l.E . la rfexigrl flollzesfor zz nudist mlonuv . A Cap- pella 4g 'flolliesll 31 Pinafore 31 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. lhlL'QllEEN, TUNE . rhifd .vperiulirt . Latin Club 3. IXIENIJENHALI., l,lL'K . mpilzzfiyt . Jollies 35 HPinafore 35 'lSouth in Sonora Qg Track I-4. lxlEYERS, lb1L'RIRl. FLORENCE . G-man for Eufgur llaazwr . Honor Roll I-3, follies 3, Pinaforc 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3. lVlIk'KEY, FLORI-:NcE -lEANNE'l l'l-5 . Ol-vmpif thump . Atl Club 43 Bas- ketball L3-4g G.A.A. l-3-.tg Girl Res. I-2g Scarlet Skirts 3-4. lblll.I.Ak, JAcQIIEI.INE ANNE . In gn in Meriffiufz and ree Flu! Iffziugie owe more . Urderly 2-3-45 Scarlet Skirts 3--4, Span. Club I-2, 34i9 MILLER, JANE E. . in add three infhei io my heigh! . Pocatello I-2-35 Ad Staff 4Q Scarlet Skirts 4. MILLER, lb1ARGlE l30R0'l'HY . to be umhitiuus . A Cappella 3-45 Honor Roll l-2-,K-4g Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3- 4, -lollie-s 3g Pinat'ore 3. la kink the Ad Club 4Q 4g Honor lVlII.LER, RAY . to be rzbfe bufke! 'when I'm fbliilf . High Lights Ad. Mgr. Roll 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. Q-3. lxlIl.I.Ek, XYERNA ELEANOR . In join the rmqv . Urderly 4g Pinafore,' 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. lMlANGER, KATHLEEN RUTH . Cupidl' JL'ff.4'lIl7'-V . Comm. Club 44 Honor Roll I-2-KZ-4. lvlUNK, ROBERT SIRLEY . .rurgeon . Sr. Band 1-3-4g Basketball 4g Radio Club 2-3g Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4. lxl0N'I'fGOMERY, CAROL . wye uf ffeire james . lVl00RE, DINTY . corznoisreur affne NEILLEY, .AILEEN FRANCES . lu laugh liquor.: . Sr. Band I-2-3g Boys' Fed. ig Dance Orch. 2-32 High Lights Bus. Mgr. 45 Dist. Mus. Fest I-7.-3. NTODRHOITSF, RONALD EARL . fri! elusr primer . Print. Club O. .1. Ad Stafffgg F.C.A. 511 2-3-4, R.O.T.C., N.C. lVlORRIS, JACK . hm! Oregon Stale lx'l0RRlSON, CECIL HENDERSON . en- gineer or urehilerf lXl0RRlSON, lX'lAE lx'lARGARET . be .YZlt'Z't'.Y.yl4f lN1YERS, lVlARIE IIUBERTA . mmmer- du! ariisl . Art Club I-4g High Lights Art lid. ig Honor Roll 2-3-4. NEI-'SY, PA'rRIcIA ANN . buyerfor an L'.9Cl'!ll5fC'f .vtore . Orderly 45 jollies 3, Pinafore 3g Dist. Mus. Fest. 3, Scarlet Skirts 3. at smafl things . follies 3, Pina- forel' 33 Scarlet Skirts 4. NELsON, ROBERT lVlARl0N . grow fUf01l7lIlf.l' in Lillfe ffmerim . Sr. Band 2-3-43 Camera Club 4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 1-3-4. NEI.soN, RII'I'I-I l iLlZABE'I'H . .raw- boner . A Cappella 43 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 jollies 35 Pinafore 3g Dist. Mus. Fest. 3-4g Tumbling Ig Scarlet Skirts 3-4, Span. Club 7.-3. Riu-IARD EARL . keep hil- ull eight . A Cappella 4g Jollies 3, Pinafore 3. NEWMAN, ling fm NEWMAN, CQRACE LOUISE . bring in lhe mil: . Honor Roll I-7.-3-4, Latin Club 4. NORES, RUTH TBAMARUS . In fell the Ifflffflf wlmllv -what . G.A.A. 3g Ad Stal? 4, Honor Roll 1-2-33 Tennis I-7.-3-4, Scarlet Skirts 4. CJSRORN, lhflAKVlN XVARREN . four! reparler . Basketball 4, B Club 4g Track 3-4. LJURADA, ELSIA . herd .rheep . OVIATT, PI-IILLIP D. . earirmnisi for Exquire . A Cappella 2-3-43 Jol- liesn 33 Pinafore 33 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-3-43 S.M.S. Club I-2. PARENTE, DAREl,l. WAYNE . erdlege eoaeh . Basketball 3-43 Do-nut League 33 Football I-2-3-43 Track 4. PATTERSON, BETTY Lou . interior demralor . A Cappella 3-43 Art Club Sec. 3, V.-Pres. 43 Honor Roll I-2-LJ-43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-43 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. PEUORA, MARY ELLEN . Jeeand Edna May fflicer . Dram. Club 3-43 Orclerly 4Q Seen but Not Heard 33 Little Women 43 Honor Girl 4. PERKINS, JACK . hermit in the primitive area . Camera Club 2-3-43 Courier Fresh. Fd. 2, Assoc. Fd. 3, Ed. 43 Honor Roll I-2-3-43 Quill and Scroll 4. PERRY, BI-:RNlcE . keep a diarvfor Comm. Club 43 I3 Honor Girl 3-43 Carmen zifdema . Girls' Club Pres. Honor Roll I-23 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. PETERSON, JLVNIUR REED . rhampion hearheamher al Payelfe Laker . B Club 3-43 Boys' Ferl. Council 43 Football I-23 Track 2-3-43 Yell King 3. PETERSON, VIRGINIA LOUISE . journ- alift . Portland 1-2-33 Art Club 4Q G.A.A. 43 Scarlet Skirts 4. PETERSON, XVAYNE LONLQI-IURST . .falex manager . Football I-23 South in Sonora 23 R.0.T.C., N.C.O. 43 Dist. Mus. Fest. I. PETREE, EMMA lVlARIE . fa he saeeexr- fu! in af! I undertake . PETRIE, lXlARY FLIZAEETI-I . to design drexrex . Art Club 3-43 Hist. Club 2-3-43 'KJollies 33 Pinafore 3. PI-IILLII-S, BERT . .tailor . R.0.'l'.C., N.C.O. 3-4. PISANI, CTERLENE AIvIARYLISs . hair yrvlirl . Nampa I-23 Scarlet Skirts 43 French Club 4. PoPE, lXTAXlNE BEA'I'RIcE . meetfoul- hal! heroer . Courier Soph. Fd. 3, Assoc. Fd. 4Q Dram. Club I-2-3-43 Quill and Scroll 3-43 High Lights News Fd. 43 Honor Girl 4. Pos'1', KENNE'I'H EUGENE . famoux singer . A Cappella 2-3--43 Honor Roll 43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-43 'KJollies,' 33 K'Pinafore 3. PowER, ALICE IoNA . In he a srheam- perei . Honor Girl 3-43 Scarlet Skirts 3-43 R.O.T.C. Sponsor I-2. PRICE, TDOUGLAS BLAINE . earloonist . Jollies 33 Pinafore 33 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. PRICE, LA REE . .feeretarv . Sr. Band 2-33 Dist. Mus. Fest. QQ Scarlet Skirts 4. PRINIJLE, l.EAH . lo he ad man af the Stalexman . PRIVETT, l,oIS EI.IZABH'I'H . ,finger . Basketball 3-43 G.A.A. 2-3-43 Tum- bling 2-33 Volleyball 2-33 Soccer 2-3. PRoi:T, 'BORIS MA XINE . inferior demralor . Art Club 43 French Club 43 Hist. Club 43 Scarlet Skirts 4. PULLIN, OLA MAY . lo dexign dre.v.re.r . Honor Roll I-33 Scarlet Skirts 4. RAYNE, ELIZARETI-I MAR'I'I-IA . ar- ehesira leader . Basketball 1-2-33 Tumbling 33 Span. Club 2. REED, ROSEMARY .JANE . ehiefjuitiee af' the Uniled Slater . Forum Club 3, Pres. 43 Hist. Club Pres. 4Q Honor Girl 43 Tennis l-2-3-4. REESE, RONALD HARTI.EY . admiral qi Swim naqv . Ad Staff 43 Football 2-33 HB Club 3-4. RENK, l lI.DRED JOSEPH . d0l'f07',J de- gree in marie . A Cappella 2-3-43 Honor Roll 2-3-43 Jollies', 33 Pin- aforen 33 Radio Club 2-3. REVIS, lVIAK-JORIE JOY . nurse . Sr. Band 2-3-43 Sr. Orch. 3-43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. Ourda, E. Uviatt, P. Parente, D. Patterson, B. Pecora, M. Perkins, Perry, B. Peterson, Peterson, V. Peterson, VY. Petree, F, Petrie, M, Phillips, B. Pisani, G. Pope, M. Post, K. Power, A. Price, D. Price, L. Prindle, L. Privett, L. Prout, D. Pullin, O. Rayne, F. Reecl, R. Reese, R. Renk, F. Revis, f9fil35 Reynolds, l.. Reynolds, R. Rhodes, V. Rice, E. Richardson, NV. Riddle, A. Riddle, F. Robertson, V. Robinson, H. Robinson, R. Robinson, I.. Rosandick, C. Rose, D. Rose, Rowell, Sales, Sandmeyer, P. Saxton, I.. Schlerf, C. Schmidt, B. Schooler, Schoonover, B. Schultz, F. Schweizer, H. Schwertley, Scovell, M. Shaw, F. Shaw, REi'N0l.I7S, LAURA ANN . half-wil lilrt' lKQ'Ill'.T5 whoj . Art Club 3-4g Forum Ciub 3-4g Orderly 35 French Club 43 Hist. Club Scc. 4g Scarlet Skirts 3-4. IIEYNULDS, RoIiIN RoWE . Heinz-v G!l01iWlIl7l'J'Il?'Il7l177lL'7' . Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Student Council IQ Track I-1-3. RHoIuEs, XVIRKDINIA lh1AI'i . to trawl . Orderly 4g Jollies 3, Pinafore 33 Home Fc. Club 2-3-4 RICE, ELMER . air frnnlitimzizzg fn- girzefr . F.C.A. 2-3-43 Dist. Mus. Fest. l-2-3-43 S.M.S. 4 RIcHARnsoN, XN'II.I.IAM . walfr boy for rollqge swimming team 3-45 Track 2. RIImI.E, AR'I'H l' R SHAW' bowl . A Cappella Q-1 Roll 2-35 S.M.S. 3-4g Fest. I-2-3-43 Jollies . Tennis 2- lfllfllf hus- 3-4g Honor Dist. Mus. .il MPina-H RoaERTsoN, VIRGINIA MAE . lo-val krlillvr anal .ripper . Class Sec. 3, Dram. Club l-2-3, Pres. 4, Honor Girl 3-4g Honor Roll l-2-NZ. IQOHINSUN, BARBARA FoI.I.Is . to marry Il hana'.fomc tlortor . Honor Roll I-2-3, Latin Club 2-3-4g Scar- let Skirts 3-4. RonINsoN, RonER'r lVlAxrIEI.In . al- Iorwuvfor a power atilily . B Club 3-4g Honor Roll I-2-4g Golf 7.-3-4g Corps Greri. 4. RoIaIsoN, I.l'EI.I.A CCRRACE . bride at nirlrluv fight . Forum Club I-'Z-3, Pres. 4Q High Lights Alum. Fd. 2-4g Copy Desk 3, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. RosANulcR, CATHERINE . play lzfaa' in i'Grme ll'ilh Ihr' lfViml . GA..-X. l-2-QQ-4g Honor Roll Ieliii ConInI. Club Pres. 4g Scarlet Skirts 3-4. Rosie, IRONNA BETH . phytifol nl. lwarhvr . Cascade I-2-3g Honor Roll 4. f0rf'u3- Rosie, JosEi-HINE CLARA . make' a RlI7IJI,P1, l iDWlNA JI-:AN radio news big .rplash . Dram. Club I-2-3-45 fommerzfalor . Honor Roll I-2-4, Honor Roll 4g Orderly 3g Scarlet Urderly 45 Span. Club I-2. Skirts 3. 3630 R0wEI.I., JOYCE NTARIE . loyal lrnillw' anflsipper . A Cappella 3-4, Dram. Club 2-3-4g Quill and Scroll 3-4g High Lights News Hd. 3, Feat. Fd. 4. SAl.Es, JIMMIE VVEI.soN . Franz Lisa! 11 . Dance Orch. 2-3-4, Sr. Orch. 3-44 HJollies 33 HPinafore 3g Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. SANDMHYER, PALII. JosEI'H . radio 67112171567 . Do-Nut League YVinner 45 Hist. Club 2g Radio Club 3-4g Track 4. SAx'roN, I.Al,ELl. KVA . lo afrrmzplirlz ,fomrfliiflg worlh whilc in life . Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. ScHI.ERr, CI-IARI.Es BERNARD . ,areal iucfrltor . F.C.A. 3g F.F.A. Sec. 3. ScHMIIi'r, BERNARD . or .1ft. tall . SUHOOLER, JAN I-3 T. . lo learn to .vloml on my own fff! . Art Club I-2-3g Scarlet Skirts 3-4g Span. Club 1-2-3. SCHOONOVER, B1.ANcHE 'l'EREsA . leave an emlowmenf to Boite Hi . Honor Roll 1-2-33 Pen and Blotter 2-3g Scarlet Skirts 4. SCHuI.'rz, FI.I.EN FRANCES . own an xenosaarirlae . French Club 2-35 Honor Roll I-2-3-43 Orderly :lg Scar- let Skirts 3-4. ScHwEIzER, HENRX' . .fell irc Io llre Eslrimoer . B Club 2-3, V.-Pres. 4, Do-Nut league VVinner 2-3g Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4. SLTHVVERTLEY, JANE . commercial artiyt . Art Club I-2g Courier 2-3g Dram. Club 2-3-4, Orderly 3g Scar- let Skirts 3-4. ScovEI.I., lblARY l iI.IZABE'I'll . irzlrrior alaromfor . A Cappella 4g Honor Roll l-2-31 Jollies 3, Dist. Mus. Fest. 43 'il'inafore 3. SHAW, I'iVEI.YN l.0RA . phvrifal cvlu- mtion leather . G.A.A. 3-4g Scarlet Skirts 4, Home Fc. Club 3-4. SHAW, JAMES . all-.ifmeriran football player . Basketball I-2-33 ' B Club 3-44 Football I-2-3-45 Rifle Team 1. SHERE, GI.ADY'S JEAN . gn la foflcge . Honor Roll 45 Scarlet Skirts 4. SHOEMAKER, FRANK C. . fic!! en- gineer . Sr. Band 2-3-45 Science Club I-1-3, Pres. 4. SIMPSON, TDEAN K. . lo fake it mxy . F.C.A. 3-45 R.O.'l'.C., N.C.O. 3-45 High Lights Print. Staff 3-4. SMITH, BETTY GRAL-E . be .rurfexqfuf . Honor Roll 2-35 Art Club 4. SMITH, FRANK . Tfxzzx ranger in Idaho . SMITH, HARRIET CTRACE . go to Soulh Arrzerifa . Honor Roll 35 ujolliesy' 35 Pinafore 3. SMITH, LouIsE . wash Empire Smrf bzrifdirzg . wirzrfawi M SMITI-I, WILLIAM BEN'roN . arfhenlu- girl . RiHe Team 3-45 R.O.T.C., N.C.O. 3. SNoDoRAss, SHIRLEY CTAIL . go to Hawaii . follies 3. SIIANGENEERG, EMMA Lou . lop- jfighl rnuyirian . Hist. Club 2-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Sr. Orch. I-2- 3-45 jollies 35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 1-212-4- SPRINHER, LIJELLA LANTYRA . lmrher . Honor Roll I-2-45 G.A.A. I-Q5 Science Club I. SQUIRES, CoNs'I'ANcE LUQILLE . ex- plore 1471167101571 jznzgffj and go trop- irfzfjirhirzg . Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Orderly 4. S'I'AAI', NTAY FI.sIr: . darmr . Latin Club I-2. STALRV, RIr'I'H TSLEANOR . be Jlrffrxs- ful in ecfrvmirrg . Latin Club 15 Dist. Mus. Fest. 35 H-lolliesn 3. S'I'EvENs, XVILLIAM CI-IARLEs . own Kenlurky derb-v 'wirzrler . Honor Roll 35 Track mgr. 3-45 Olilice Mgr. ,TQ R.U.T.C., C.O. 4. STODDARD, GEORGE EDWARD . go la Morrow . F.F.A. I-2, Dist. Pres. 3, See. 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Judging Teams 3. STOREY, HARI.ANID .DEE . engineer . Baslietball 2-3-45 B Club 3-45 Football 2-3-4. STRouI', EILEEN HELEN . inferior dcmratur amd firms rfefigner . Forum Club 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Hist. Club V.-Pres. 45 Ordcrly 4. STUART, l LoRENcE lVTARGAKET . IIUIITIVLY . Orderly 4. SUCDEN, GERALD Joram' . to slay single . F.C.A. 3-45 R.O.T.C., N. CU. 4. SWAN, TJONALD CuEs'rER . firrm de- signer in u r1mz'i.r.f l'0!07l,V . Basket- ball 1123 Boys' Fed. Coun. 3-Ag Football 25 Honor Roll I-25 Student Council 4. TALIIOY, GLENN FRVIN . Lf a doflor where nubanfv gen .rifle . Basketball 2-3-45 B Club 45 Do-Nut League VYinner 43 Tennis 4. TAYl,OR, FiS'l'HER DARLENE . lufrzixlr a nur.re'.v marie . Honor Roll I-25 Student Council 25 Girl Reserve Cab. V.-Pres. 2. TAYLQR, SHIRLEY TQATHLHI-IN . :ur- z'e5.j14llif5rarim1 . Sr. Band 2-3-45 Honor Roll I-35 Latin Club 3, Treas. 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. TAYLOR, VERN . be 61 polilifian . VITEMPLETON, Joi-IN COLE . lo be ajive arm! . A Cappella 3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Sr. Band 2-3-45 Honor Roll I-1-3-45 jollies 35 Pinafore 35 Dist. Mus. Fest. 7.-3-4. THoMAs, GEORGE . own I1 mravmz fy' Made! Tfs . TI-IoMAs, HARRIET JANE . under- slzmfv Io Lifv Pom . A Cappella 3- 45 Honor Roll I-2-fl-45 Jellies 35 'Where There's a VVill 25 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. Shere, G. Shoemaker, F. Simpson, D. Smith, B. Smith, F. Smith, H. Smith, L. Smith, VV. Snodgrass, S. Spangenbe-rg, F. Springer, L. Squires, C. Staaf, F. Staley, R. Stevens, VV. Stodclarll, G. Storey, H. Stroup, Pi. Stuart, F. Sugden, G. Swan, D. Talboy, G. Taylor, li. Taylor, S. Taylor, V. Templeton, Thomas, G. Thomas, H. elm Thomas, Thometz, F. Thompson, D. Thompson, F. Thrailkill, Tileston, VV. Tompkins, A. Tucker, L. Turner, R. llhl, M. Ulmer, M. Vanderhoef, H. Varkas, F. Vaughn R. Veeiler, G. Vernon, R. Vogel, F. VV:Iitley, M. Walker, F. Walker, F. Waternian, C. NVeber, R. XVeigers, M. VVellman, lf. VVestfall, G. VVestfall, H. XVl'Iitc, R. VVhit6, V. g7'-f?sa3 'zg' ... if U . , . ,K 5 li u 5 lfr,lf f 5.!I'?f5f1l THOMAS, JAMES DTARSHALI. . rrafh Wei! Paint . A Cappella 1-34 Bas- ketball I-2-3-4g Football I-3-4g K'-lolliesn 3, R.O.'l'.C., C.O. 4. THOMETZ, FIIvI.I.Is . hrlnng to the X Soficly again . Scarlet Skirts 3-4. VIQHOMPSUN, DoRoTI-Iv FAYE . -fmt woman pre.ridc'n! of the U.S. . Bas- ketball 1-3g Honor Roll 2-3g Volley- ball I-,Kg Scarlet Skirts 4. TI-IOMI-soN, FI.oRENcE FiVEl.YN . high .rchool mzrher . Hist. ClIIb 7.-3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Pen and Blotter 1-3. TI-IRAII.IcII.I., JAMES RliIiERT . win the Jwefpylrzkrx . B Club 3-4g Boys' Fed. Council 3-4: Football I-2-35 Most Valuable Player 4. 'l'ILES'I'0N, XVILMER PRESTON . rirlv zz .rea-horse . TQOMPKINS, AI.EER'I' . Io he .tix fee! tall . Corps Gren. 3-43 Football Mgr. I-QQ Honor Roll IQ Class Rep. 4g R.O.T.C., N.C.O. 3, C.O. 4. 38l0 'FUl'KER, I,UcII.I.E I.oIIIsE . 'work fm' l1f'!lffDiJ7lt'-1' . Urtierly 3. TI'RNER, RoEER'I' M. . harhcr on rm Imfian 1'L'.YL'fi'.'lfi07l . ' BH Club Qffl- 4g Football 1-2-43 Do-Nut League Winner 4Q Track I-2-3-4. llHL, MARJORIE 'IUNR . a ,good secre- tarjv . GAA. 3-4, Orderly 4g ' jol- lies 3gUPir1Ilf'Ul'CH 33 Scarlet Skirts 4. klI.MEl1, lvlARII.YN AI I'oN . .magical nurse, rnayh: . Art Club 4g Dram. Club 45 Honor Roll 3-4g Ortlerly 4g Scarlet Skirts 4. XTANDERHOEF, HENRY P. . la he an !l6'f07ll1lUffllIf'71L2'i77t'6'7' . XYARKAS, FI.I.EN NIcHoI.E . hehmg I0 lhf X .Ylll'if'f,V . A Cappella 3-4g French Club 3-4, Hist. Club 1-2-3- 4g Yell Duchess 4g U-lolliesn 3g Pinat'ore 3. VAIIGI-IN, RiJBER'F FiI.l.IU'I l' . will Ihr' ,v'wn'p5tahI'.r . Corps. Gren. 45 Foot- ball Mgr. QQ R.O.T.C,, N.C.0. 3, C.0. 4. VEEIJER, fil.AllYS l.IIcII.I.E . jmint wuvzfrz for magazfm' rowrs . Sr. Orch. 2-3-4g Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. XYERNON, Roi-:ERT LAURENCIE . do JUYVIKIXIUIK dffrenl . A Cappella 43 Sr. Band 2-3g Dist. Mus Fest. 2-3- 4Q Track 3-4. XYOGRI., F. T'il.l-1ANOR . go to mlfrge . Hist. Club 44 Honor Roll 3-4g Scar- let Skirts 4. VVAI'I'I.Ex', TVTARIE . own New York Cilv . VVALKER, Fl.IZABE'l'H PALMER . play Sfarfft fflfara . Dram. Club 3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 R.0.T.C. Sopn- sor 2g Forum Club 43 Dist. Mus Fest. Q-3. xxYALKI-1R, F. T.VI.E . know ax murh as nlhyr jwojzlu M6111 to know . Honor Roll I1 Track I-lg Tennis 3. XVATERMAN, CARoI. .ALICE . malef .vquarf iff' fTL'Il?l1 mum . Honor Roll 43 Latin Club 4. XVIHZHER, RI'I'.A CI-lK'lI.lA . be Bfttv Grahfe'.r .vlrmd-in . Comm. Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-4. WIEoERs, NIAXINI-I IVIARGARET . In .rome day mailer Lafill . Honor Roll 34 Latin Club 3-4g Scarlet Skirts 4. VVELLMAN, HIJIIIE I.oRIN . Ifing ry' wa.x'z'11' h0ara'.v . li Club 3-4g Track I-1-3-4g S.lNl.S. 2-3-4g Ski Club Pres. 4. XVEs'rrAI.I., fiI.ENN . :lei jump Qsoft. righl .ride up . Ski Club 3-45 Tennis 1-2-3-4. VVEs'rI'AI.I,, HARRIET TVTARIE . gona' lahomtofv ffrhrlifian . Honor Roll 1-Q-3-44 Orderly 33 Scarlet Skirts .T'4' VVIIITE, RllBY'I.RR . allenfl lVorh1 .v Fair at 'f'l7'f.Yl'0 . Comm. ClIIb 4: Hist. Club 45 Honor Roll 2-3-43 Scarlet Skirts 4. XVI-II'1'I-2, VIVIAN . waxh fifths.: for F.D.R. . VYHl'i 1'l.EsEx', DYRA I.. . fztlerzn' foifege . Pocatello I-Q, Dram. Club 43 Dist. Mus. Fest. 4. XYILSON, RJARJORIE O. . fTtll'6'!llf0ll771f the world 'wilh 1 ram'f'5 . Art Club 24 Hisr. Club 43 Orderly 4, Scarlet Skirts 3-4. VVINN, EARL . lmriz tojfrffflr . Boxing jg Dance Urch. 4, Sr. Orch. 2-3-4, Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. VY1Ns'rEA1J, ANNE . an ifififzitizw splif . High Lights Alum. lid. 3, Copy Desk Fd. 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4g Scarlet Skirts 3, Pres. 4. VVUOD, AILEEN .ALTA . 7llll'.f6' . Comm. Club 4, Urderly 4. VVool.sEY, JAMES lh1I'l'L'HEI.I. . fm'- erter . R.O.'l'.C., N.C.O. 4, Golf 'Z-3-4. ALLEN, I.I'iS'I'ER . In gc! married . HB Club jf4. RRo0Ks, MA RjoRIE . lo part hislrny . IJAVIES, JIM . ll15lfl.'V in loci' . HAs'rLY, CQENEVIEVH . lnffzlf in law . FRICKSON, IBICK . be zz Hlflllli gum!- litv . HARRISON ANNA . ffnffl know 1l71If , mrr Irs: . HENKE, FLSIE . paint thr wiltef1'ro.rz' . OINER, fik-INR . be Il 'IL'7'071f-Wil-VVHYKF . JoRoENsoN, B ETH . pfllrf' 1 NJANSISIIBCJR, AL ffllgllf . PARKER, ROLIAND . R HoAos, RoRER'1' writf like Shafer:- bzzl .goo in big 7l1Ilf7l'V an rzngel . fllIl7'?lliV In both RIVKMAN, MARY Jovcr: . marrv 1115 Jc'Z'b'7l dwrzqi . ROWELL, CARROLL . fall in Inu with NH' 1 SoRi2NsoN, HARoLn . rz 0112-way riri:'.e'r. STOVER, -JAMES . mrzxlcr Ihr lillle Hue Look . MON'rt:oMERv, JJUROTHY INEZ . washer woman . A Cappella jg, Jollies 3, Pinz1fore 35 South in Sonora 2, Dist. Mus. lfest. 3. PERKINS, PAUL FRED!-ZRli'l-Q . rrzrmwl fzzirir . M Iliff! llrfint . R.O.'l'.C. Mascot 1,2-3-4. r Wlhittlesey, B. Wilson, M. Winn, F. Wlinstead, A. YVoocl, A. NYoolsey, J. Allen, I.. Brooks, M. Davies, J. Fastly, G. lirickson, D. Harrison, A. Henke, F. Joiner, C. Jorgenson, IE. Mansisiclor, A. Parker, R. Rhoacls, R. Rickman, M. Rowell, C. Sorenson, H, Stover, Montgomery, D. Perkins, P. 0l39 CLASSES Q Q'-L :X V I 1 'lx 5 V MANY sUccEssFUL DAYS are ahead of the up and coming class of '40 if their record set as juniors is maintained in the next year. The pep and enthusiasm of the class as a whole in supporting school activities was very helpful to the administration in all school affairs the year through. Junior class leaders showed remarkable ability in heading all things in which they were asked to participate. Many of the juniors were especially outstanding in scholastic and social affairs sponsored by the city and school. Following the dictates of custom, the juniors again played host to the seniors and put on one of the most beautiful junior-senior proms that the school has ever known. Prom committees were made up entirely ofjuniors. Childhood memories were brought to mind when the juniors put on their annual assembly. The theme Little Black Sambon made 21 great hit with the entire student body. Again this was entirely a junior class affair. The stronger sex of the class of ,4O battled to a muddy draw with the seniors in the first of what is hoped to be an annual affair, the junior-senior tug-o'-war, on senior dress-up day. Class officers were Peggy Brigham, president, Bernie Baker, vice-president, Bob Trask, secretary, Betty Mathews, treasurer, and Bill Sproat and Joe Uberuaga, representatives. Many juniors rated tops in various extra-curricular activities. Martin Frye, Robert Mitchell and Sumner Alpert were initiated into the honor R.O.T.C. corps, the Corps Grenadiers. Many outstanding athletes came from the class in football, basketball, tennis, track and golf. The class ring committee was made up of Peggy Ginzel, john Kepros, Jack Dana, Kenneth Bergquist and Rose Mateovich. Junior girls who were active in the Girls' club were Nancy Robinson secretary, Muriel Rogers treasurer, Peggy Brigham, president, and Betty Mathews vice-president. 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NIIIIX mln, sz. my 50 A0l44.0'C64 THE CLASS or ,4I having completed its first year in this great institution has learned much Since the beginning of the year when they entered as the first group from Boise's new junior high school. This class will be put down in Boise high school history as one of the most outstanding sophomore classes in school activities. Officers were Francis Fitzgerald president, Pat Scovell vice-president, Betty Armstrong Secretary, and Helen Hendren treasurer. Bob Gilmore and VVarren Farmer represented the Sophs in the Student council. Class advisers were Mrs. Claire B. Bracken and Mr. Fay C. Robinson. The sophomore girls proved their school spirit in the annual forget-me-not drive for the benefit ofthe disabled veterans by having the greatest number of names from their class on the list of those who had sold during the day. Because of their work in this project, the sophomore girls will sponsor the co-ed ball next year. Marian Sullivan, president of the sophomore girls, was in charge of making arrangements for the sale. Other oflicers of the sophomore girls are Dorothy Kalbus vice-president, Phyllis Wake- man secretary, and Patricia Scovell treasurer. The sophomore assembly, featuring Ferdinand the Bull, was put on under the able direction of Ray Wagoner. Kenneth Lemon assisted in announcing the numbers on the program. In thejournalistic department, many sophomores were extremely active. Gloria Williams was senior editor of THE COURIER. Active on the HIGH LIGHTS were Helen Howard, Rose Lessinger, Ruth Roberts, and Gloria VVilliamS. Such an up and coming class as this one is bound to play bigger and better roles in the halls of Boise Hi. PAT SCOVELL, Vice-president FRANCIS FITZGERALD, President HELEN HENDREN, 'Treasurer BETTY ARMSTRONG, Secretary I l 47 sf, , ++:.:,r. .. f .. 1 3'.N . L , 5 'J 5 , ,J , . ww-nail f , af? I . tx,f2..Q' q 5 'A f fe , 5 , f., A ff' ...sg X .J ' . -..,: .. 57. 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N ry - 1 ., J 1' . 1- 1. , Q - , ,L 1+- g M QV'- ,li 1 ll, -'fi W. 1 an ' Q f - 1121 'wif j .QA BS- Q' .4 UL! , . 'a,r mf, , , 011.4 ' , , - W 17- . ,, A Jn 54, , . 5 ..f1, ,, V g . N .1 K V.. K3 ' n ..,, X 4 'K . v. The Corps Grenadier- Robinson Major McMahon Givens ffffzfegmg W .. . . , . ' . ' ' ' , ' , Xirgmia Christensen, honorary cadet majorg R. O. T. C. color guardg the mascotg Capt. Pitzerg Sgt. Chase . I ff AY f Ei? at t i 2 1- i .O.. l'l0I.DING A LARGE PART in school life at Boise high school is the R.O.'I'.C. headed hy Captain John H. Pitzer. To start the year, this group received new medal insignia, which was designed hy the art department under the direction of Miss Mary Hollingshead, and approved hy the war department of the United States. Many improvements and changes were made in the armory, among light shades, walls and ceiling painted, Hoors varnished and excess and which were new unsightly wiring removed. Also new all-steel rifle racks were installed and in the old gym a new ritle range was constructed. Five new lights, illuminating the targets, and cars on targets were installed to insure safety. All of these improvements were the school hoard. tracks to return secured through 5850 fl. . .C Due to a large increase in the R.O.'I'.C. enrollment a new formation was required. There now are two companies of three twofsquad platoons each and two companies of two two- squad platoons each. Under the direction of Cadet Major John McMahon, the annual laid party was held on March 18 and proved to lie one of the most successful school dances of the year. Major McMahon headed arrangements for the military hall given May 13. Virginia Christiansen was announced honorary cadet major. A new drum and lwugle corps was also started. It played at lmasketliall games and made a lsroadcast over KIDO. The cadets served as ushers for the Boise-Nampa footlsall game and later at Music Yveek. l l l 2 X Wirffe Z JZ. Q 27. 'f The time-honored Corps Grenadiers elected ten new members to their ranks: John McMahon, Dick Armstrong, Don Duncan, Bob Robinson, Bill Sproat, Bob Trask, Robert Vaughn, Sumner Alpert, Martin Fry and Robert Mitchell. The annual Governor's Day was held the afternoon of May 5 at Public School field. Medals for the occasion were given by the Kiwanis club, Reserve officers, American Legion, National Guard association, l.ynn Driscoll, Carl Bowden, Dr. Percy Flack, Roger Men- denhall, and A. Gamble. Dr. Flack also gave a beautiful new trophy for marksmanship. The medal accompanying this trophy was won this year by Cadet Guidon Bearer llstell. l ederal inspector for Governor's Day was Major C. VV. Jones. The rifle team this year was made up of I5 cadets and was coached by Sgt. Frank Chase. f-rl59 Boise Hi's colorful Concert Band with Kenneth Harrzler, director The Pep Band forms a big, B for Boise 6oJ'eD it L'lfLi0Z Flor-ri' ron Bolsizll' With this stirring music the senior band helped to carry Boise Hi's football team through another undefeated season. Intricate maneuvers were carried out on the field under the direction of the two drum majors, Charles Jenson and Clayton WValker. Whit VVilson assisted Kenneth E. Hartzler, director, with the maneuvers. Twirling drum majors were Ted Eberle, Henry Hunt and Whit VVilson. The band concert was on May 12. Officers for the band were: John Graves, presidentg Basil McGlochlin, vice-president, and Kay Belnap, secretary-treasurer. e ja aan! TwEN'rY-EIGHT PEP BAND Bovs in red and white were the center of school spirit and pep this year at gridiron and maple frays. These boys and their leader, Mr. Kenneth Hartzler, gave up their time and energy to practice during advisory every morning this year, missing assemblies and a general good time to bring Boise high school student body the best pep music possible. The fellows added to their credit over fifty public performances. Among these were Chamber of Commerce programs, luncheon clubs and radio audiences. The boys donned R.O.T.C. uniforms this spring and marched with the R.OT.C. unit on Governor's day, May 5. Charles Jensen led the group through fancy drills and they proved themselves an able marching unit. fine of the Hnest symphony orrliesrras Mr. Holsinger has produted the Northwest q X 1 s i yllly 10111 'Z'ClL'.1,'ZcL I I rlllfll-I Am .mn INSl'!RA'l'ION of all the nieniliers of the wiunior orchestra . . . the symphony. The students should lie proud of their achievements in this senior organization, espe- eially of their superior aeeompaniment to The Nlessiahll given lleeemlier lo, loxgti. l'nder the direction of Nlr. Franklin llolsinger, the orehestra appeared at innunieralile plaees. Among these were the Rotary eluli, the junior high sehool and commencement. To this list is added Music Wleek, at which the orchestra always does itself proudg the distriet musie festival, where it annually shows its superiority, and the spring concert, this year presented with the a cappella ehoir on April 22. The Symphony memliers should, indeed, feel proud of their achievements. JMVCB TC GAZTLIQ X C A APPEARING AT NEARLY ALI. the school danees in their sophisticated dinner jackets, dark pants and white shirts, the dance orchestra under the direetion of Franklin llolsinger has iust eompleted a most successful year. lfaeh student of B.H.S. has heard the orehestra when they played at the numerous assemhlies and they always look forward to listening to their snappy fox-trots and dreamy waltzes. The memlwers do not reeeive credit for their time and effort in the organization, lwut play merely for the honor and fun of lmeing in it and the invalualile experience. hlueh eredit is due the orchestra for its willing eooperation the numerous times it has entertained the students of Boise high sehool. The lsest student tlarire orelies I -Xs time a launch of male vocalists as thc high school has seen ,. 4 J zljlydxfri LAM? l'lvi-:Rvosus who His.-uw the annual a cappella choir concert this year will long rememlier the wine-roluecl group of 65 with the very lieautiful :intl lareath-taking church window lwackgrouncl, which was lsuilt lvy choir memliers. This year the vocal tlepartmentls top honcrrsorganization was nlirectccl lay Mr. Kenneth H. llartzler. hlemlmers of this famed vocal group were chosen, as usual, on their merits lvy the clirector. Choir activities this year incluclecl their regular concert, the famous annual Christmas carol tour, Music Week appearance, assemlilies, radio appearances, hlusic lfestivalg also the choir sponsorctl two dances anal some picnics. Helen Caine was the prcsitlent with -Ioyce Rowell as vice-president. Other officers were Muriel Rogers, secretary-treasurer, -lim Marr, managerg lsllalrecl Rcnk, lilurarian. A girls, sextet antl a lioys, quartet were chosen from the choir, lvoth of which hacl many pulvlic performances. Members of the sextet were Helen Caine, limily lfoster, sopranosg Virginia Christiansen, Gladys Leach, second sopranos, and l,ois lfisher and lflorence Olsen altos. Bill l.ceper, first tenor: Don Barclay, secoml tenor, ,lim Marr, baritone, antl lioli Vernon, liass, composetl the lioys' group. ifgwg QA-C CIMA 'lll-IE lsovs' csmii-2 L'I.I'lS of Boise high school this year was the largest one in several years. It is composecl of 61 lioys. During the year these lioys hatl several partics anal other entertainments for the group. Some of their activities inclutlenl taking part in the city chorus for the state teachers' convention, ancl singing at athletic games, accompanietl hy the pep luanal. Boise Hi's famed choir poses for the camera 6lllc5 B , n H 5F-f3ll,i0Z CiT!l:Z'!A, Qfec Clfnd 'ITHE smiloa o1R1,s' orma owls, made up of 61 memhers under the haton of Mr. Kenneth li. llartzler, sang with a state-Wide ehorus at the state teachers' meeting held in Boise in Novemher. They appeared in eoneert in April. Music week was also included on the group's program for the year. f M501 QM' Qfa CM THE MEM1sERs or THE G1Rl.s' .IUNIOR crm: emits, directed liy Kenneth F. llartzler, have had a decidedly successful year in singing the Works of great eomposers. The club, whieh consists of 70 girls, was headed hy Rosalie Gray, president, Pldythe Nokelhy, vice-president, Maxine Craven, secretary. Some of the pieces they have sung are Cfll'7'IlbiWl -Vongg Whrffr' Wr11'fff lXY7IU'LU.V,' -Vnflgs Ilfv .wotlzcr Taughf .Meg Sp1'i1zg,- I,l4ff!lL,V,' and Walt: qf Ilia lrYowf'r.r. The latter song was ehosen as their favorite. Tryouts for two sextets were made at the heginning of the year, the lirst of Whieh is made up of Marjorie Dodson, Lois Privett, Rosalie Gray, Genevieve Hastly, Arlie Orr and Syhil Gillespie. Betty Marley, Miriam Russel,Fythe Nokelhy, Maxine Craven, Stuhhy Varkas and Mary Lou johnson make up the seeond sextet. From this girls' glee club future choir members will be chosen. The girl singers who sing Rafe .Marie are as pretty as it is fi, glory arise FW 1-l affine!- In the heginning class fond hopes for 6563 6 wight Nlitthcll, zulviscrg -laik Perkins, editor . . . john Ciaimlwle, husinfss mariagcrg Allan Campbell, i'Iirm1gi'z1pl1yg Harrictte Driscoll, triwulaticzn . . . Maxine Pore, associate: Luis Hulser, manuscriptg Don Barclay, artg Earl Mathews, buys' spurrs 401121627 Turf 11,38 Cm R11-LR is in your lumtls, stuilcnts. WI, the stall of this yczlrlmok, sinccrcly lwpt- thxit you will cnkiuy it frmmi now until its pages turn lwrovvn from nge. Ncw fcziturus, new taiccs urn fciuml mm uzicli page, which it is lmpul will lirul szitisfzicticm with all of you. lrkliting 'lluic fOl'RlIiR this yczu' wus -luck l'crkirisg lwusimss nizxnzigcr, .lwhn Gzimlwlc, zuul circulation, llnrriuttc Uiiswll. Nim' liumlrul :mal twciitylhvt- lmwks wcrc ornlcrcml, ll grmtl pcrccritugu for the high schocml. 1939 Con Rina Srxn' . . . Kenny Lemon, assistant photographerg Joyce Rowell, exehangeg Gloria Williams, senior editorg Claire lirat-ken, administration . . . Porter Seibert, junior editor, Mareeline Arriola, girls' sports, joe lllueruaga, sophomore editor 0ll7,'i8Z Orchids to Allen Camplvell, student photographer, who so aluly took many group and individual pictures. Snapshots were handled liy Kathleen Goal. .-Xlule staff memlmers were Maxine Pope, associate editorg Kenneth Lemon, assistant photographerg Gloria VVilliams, senior editorg liiarl Mathews, boys, sports editor, and joyce Rowell, exchange editor. Copy was re-read and Corrected lmy Lois Hulser. Don Barclay, art editor, was assisted lay jane Schwertley. 0565 SIlB' 1 fifigvl --.N - Aww--al ,,......i .., 'l'Hia HlK.H I.IiiH'l'5 Siiiii' s lliilsqr, lftlittuiq lmis Nlzilnnti, Asset. l .il.g Lois High, ,-Xssmy l .nl 3 jolt-nu lmgzlt, Maui. l .tl.g Kali Clulil, Bus. Mgr. , ,1,A ,L',',Af.,, Jinx 9f,,,U..zff 'l'Hi-2 VRICA5, lilac time :mtl title, wziits for no mam. Students in thc -iouriiailism alcpzittmcrit :tml othurs who wutlicnl cm the llIf.H l,I!9H'I'5 this your rczllizc rliu truth of this staitciiicnt. Klum- than loo stutlciits vvutkutl to givu Boisc high thc lx-st paper possihlc catch week. 'llhu llIiQH l,im,ii'i's stxitlis wcru lit-:tiled this your hy luis llulscr, cnlitoi' fm' thc first semes- tur, :mil Hcriiicc Hcisiici' fm' the sccwml. hlzmaiging ctlitors who zissistccl thcm wcrc .lolciic ulinc .-Xrriolzl, .-Xssot, l'itl.g lfzarl Mathews, .-Xsszwt. l'icl.g Rui' Miller, Atl Mgr., llinry Moors, l .-Xvrxon IN 'IQHE I klN'l' Suov Bus. Mgizq lxlillkxlll Gwinn, Man. l lcl.g liwiiitr llcisnsrjii , 2, 1 Q Q ClLgAl.1, lUCL7lltL ZCl1lCAlC'C Lcggait :intl Nlztrcizi Gwinn, first :intl second scmcstcrs, rcspcctivt-ly. 'lllic liusincss mzinzigcrs were Kzltlilecn Goul :intl Dinty Nloorc. llie paper was hnzincctl principzillv lux' thc zulvcrtising it cairricil. This was solicitutl lw ai lairgc group of linrml W0I'lilI1g2iLlSflILlCl1fS..'I1l1lS group wus letl lvy john Barrett, first scnicstcr, and Ray Nlillcr, :ul nmnugcr for the second semester. 4-W7 Ms 683.0 llrarnatists of B.H.S .... ldylls of the King . . . Little Women . . . The Christmas Pageant . . . Mary Peeora in Little xY!H I1CHyl X . 3. TtllIltI!lL'.5 UNIJISR rm-1 Mosr exi'xia1.ii IJIRIQCVION ot Hrs. Helen Mayer lfarrer, dramatic eoaeh and adviser, the Dramatic eluh this year presented a program slightly dirlferent from the usual. Chorie speech was introduced into the department this year with elass and special group work. l ,xhihitions of the choral readings were given for several outside organizations. ln the plaee of the three onefaet plays, on Deeeniher ll the eluh gave the student hody a Christmas gift eonsisting of two onevaet plays and live choral readings. The plays were A Nlerry Christmas .-Xliter All and Venite Adoren1us. The leads were taken hy Marjorie King, james Nlarr, Mary Peeora, l,eslie Sehwiehert and Naney lfairehild. Grade sehool pupils played the parts of tenement ehildren. Venite .-Xdoren1us was a heautiliul religious pageant with Ralph .loslyn reading the the story, taken directly from the Bihle. .-Xhle assistanee was given hy the a eappella ehoir singing Christmas carols, directed hy Mr. Kenneth H. llartzler. The leading characters in the tive tahleaux were portrayed hy Carol Burnham and Dan Castle as Mary and 'Iosephg Ray Wagoner, innkeeperg -lane Sehwertley, -losephine Rose and Carolyn Davidson, angelsg Gerald llaskin, Gerald Burgess and Don Nord, shepherdsg Don lloward, King llerodg and l,ee Hiller, Carl Otto and Frank Pfost, the Magi. Mrs. .-X. Coats assisted at the llannnond eleetrie organ, 'ZZ11l4fLlfiiLCA March 3 the club presented one of the most successful and enjoyable plays ever given in Boise Hi. lt was l'Little VVomen by Marian de Forest, taken from the immortal story by Louisa May Alcott. lflizabeth NValker took the part of Jo, with Patty Addison, Rosalie Gray and Maxine Craven as her sisters. Other leading parts were taken by Rachel Branson, Lee Miller, Kenneth Bergquist, Ralph Joslyn, Frank Pfost, Don Howard and Margery King. However, not all of the credit can go to the actors and actresses, for the persons behind the scenes sometimes have more to do than they. The stage manager for the Christmas program was Jack Harris. Committee chairmen for 'lLittle lVomen were Lois Hulser, publieityg Kenneth Lemon, tieketsg and jack Harris, properties. The Dramatic club itself held its meetings twice a month, one for business and the other for social purposes, where the members displayed their talent. An old feature of membership was re-adopted this year: that of try-outs for getting a bid instead of having to take the course in expression. This was found to be very success' ful and several new members were taken into the club by this method. Oliicers this year were Virginia Robertson president, Elizabeth Wlalker vice-president, Joyce Rowell secretary, Josephine Rose treasurer, and Leslie Schwiebert sergeant-at-arms. Venite Adoremusu . . . Idylls of the King . . . Don Howard in K'Little Women . . . Stage Door, Senior Class Play 6369 7ollt-D 17 . V omc C Cozzomzas High lights of the year for the Home Economics club were the Christmas party and the formal initiation early in May. Club members served at P.'1'.A. and the Big Sister tea. At Christmas they gave baskets to the needy. Oliicers were Irene Chapman presi- dent, Catherine Rosandick vice presi- dent, Mary Clark secretary, and Ruth Fleming treasurer. Miss Carol Paine is the club adviser. Larrondo, Fitzpatrick, Hall, Matthews, jones . . . Pecora, Miss Paine, Jones, Hollar, Rhoads, Ripping, Mateovich . . . Coppock, Shaw, Clark, Rosandick, Heisner, Fleming, Chapman, Cernich Zgififge J ,,fff' d,lfll1j6T.4 One of the clubs of Boise Hi which does much work and receives little credit is the Stage Managers' Society, com- monly known as the S.M.S. boys. Bert Schenberger is supervisor of the organi- zation. The members get no credit from school. Their only reward is when they are paid by passing road shows. Ofiicers ol' the S.M.S. for last year were I,ee WVelker president, VVilliam Black vice-president, and Joe Burgess secretary-treasurer. Oldest member of the club is Clinton Timmell. Burgess, VVelker, Rice, Timmel, Cosho, Dagres . . . Shinn, Thomas, Acorda, Riddle jjA0!0?'Ztlj9 16215 This year the Camera club members, under instruction of Mr. VV. O. Lemon, took the individual pictures for 'IQHE CUURIER and many production scenes and pictorial glances of school dances used in the yearbook. Otiicers for the year include Allen Campbell, president for the year, Ken- neth l,emon, vice-president for the yearg Gordon Boven, secretary-treasurer. Hgleston, Nelson, Thomas, Campbell, Miller, Holliday, Kepros . . . Bracken, Kehrer, Bruins, Howard, jordan, lemon, jackson I 0746215 Organized for the purpose of promot- ing better understanding between the employer and prospective employee, the Commercial club is one of the most active clubs in this school. This year, under the leadership of Catherine Rosandick president, l.ois High viee-president, Jolene Leggat sec- retary-treasurer, and C. T. Edlefsen club adviser, the members completed many projects. Probably the most outstanding was the trip through the Unemployment Compensation Bureau. Leggat, Thompson, Davis, Ames, Gibb . . . Monger, Betebenner, Douthit, Mc.-Xntnlty, VYood, Brooks . . . White, Herzinger, Walker, liuller, VVeber, Hansen, Craig, Squires . . ,Kirkland, Cowe, High, Rosandick, Hallstorm, Perry, Aldecoa ff? CXA 101110 6 il Pan-American day was celebrated by the Spanish club at the annual assembly for the student body by showing films of life in Spanish speaking countries. The club also took part in the lnterna- tional banquet sponsored by the History elub on Pan-American day. Maxine Craven headed the club as president, assisted by Billie Allen vice- president, Ben Lawrence secretary, and VVillard Cook treasurer. Miss Valora Blackburn was adviser. Lawrence, McClelland, Miss Blackburn, Collins . . . Giesler, Ruekavenia, Allen, Badgley, lsgar, ulayo, Varkas . . . Kirkland, Craven, Grey, Vlooley, Bilboa, Acordiaga Cgllfl Llldllf jfligltlltlf To diseuss problems of student wel- fare and student organizations, the Stu- dent Tribunal was organized this year with the leaders of the large student organizations in high school making up its membership. The Tribunal was given a temporary charter by the student council and a constitution was drawn up and ratified. l.ois Malnati, who represented the Girls' Club on the Tribunal, led the group as president. She was assisted by Dan :Xrchabal as vice-president, and Judith Hallstrom secretary and treas- urer. Mr. lfaye C. Robinson was adviser. Armstrong, Alexander, .-Xrchabal. Swan . . . Beck, Brigham, Hallstrom, Tompkins, Fitzgerald . . . NYinstead, Hulser, Nlalnati Ggjl 7230 Jie!! The Scarlet Skirts gave pep to school life this year with a larger variety of activities than ever before. Dressed in red and white they added pep to games, sold candy and awarded a scholarship, decorated for the B club banquet, gave a matinee dance, parade, tea, and an all-school formal dance. Anne Wlinstead was president of this club, made up of 250 girls, assisted by Alice Power. Miss Edith Lowry was the club adviser. The Scarlet Skirts with Ginger Foy, mascot cf 421116711 Seventy members of the local chapter of Future Farmers Association carried on at least twenty-Five activities during the year, under the instruction of Mr. John A. Bauer. The activities included horseshoe tournaments, chapter con- tests, initiations, public speaking, ath- letics, parents and sons banquet, radio programs, home improvement, livestock show, summer camp and picnics. Ofiicers ofthe organization this year were Keith VVhaley president, George lVliller vice president, George Stoddard secretary, Lyman Grunder treasurer, Gerald Brown reporter. The men of the farm get together CJCVLJ at-Ogllfll Plays, games and music, more or less in the Roman manner, some in English and some in Latin, made up monthly programs ofthe Gens Togata during the past year. All of the 35 members took part in some way. Participation in the international banquet and publication of' a Latin- linglish paper were among the activities of the year. Ofhcers were: consuls, Annette Stew- art and Sherman King, praetor, Francis Hall, and quaestor, Shirley Taylor. Following a custom of past years, the club purchased a gift for future use of Latin students in Boise Hi. The students of a not forgotten language ,4!1l1:Alf0Z'y 31111166 The History clulw sponsored the Inter! national luanquet given for foreign-horn Americans March 24, with Rosemary Reed as chairman. Oliicers for the year were Kathleen Ash and Rosemary Recd, presidents, Anne Winstead and Eileen Stroup vice- presidents, and Dorothy Barbour and Laura Reynolds secretaries. Miss Uelworah Davis was clulm adviser. Meredith, Taylor, Stroup, Vogel, Hubble . . . Ash, Harbour, Reed, Kepros, Thompson, Nelson, Front . . .Reynolds, Ayers, lewis, Wvinstcad, Martin, jones, Leach . . .Gwinn, Yarkas, White, Kirkland, Chaney, Coppock 5716 ETL' tl :f Z'tlI1ClilA ' C I ' Spelling matches, songs and games made up the entertainment for the French clulm, which was held during French classes the tirst Friday of each month under the leadership of Miss Fmma Simmons, teacher. Otiicers for the cluls were Marjorie Boeck president, Murial Rogers vice- president, Phyllis Colver secretary, and Nancy McLellan treasurer. Miss Simmons, Rogers, lioeck, Prout, Iieetham D .... Wilson, Bond, Yarkas, Barbour, Beeth- am, F., Fakin, Cheney, Lynch . . .Davis, Guth- man, Pisani, Bjorquisr, Fdele, Dehlin, Mc.-Xbee, Swank, Friedline . . . Christiansen, Foster, Stroup, XValker, Reynolds, Matthews, Xkvinstead Qliflafm Delwates, orations and declamatory contests were the activities of the Forum clulm, which held weekly meetings to dis- cuss current topics with Mr. Arthur Hays their faculty adviser. Officers for lioth semesters included Luella Robison, Rosemary Reed, presi- dents, Frank Chalfant, jim Givens, vice-presidentsg jim Charrier, ,lim Marr secretaries, Mary Martin, lflizalieth VValker, corresponding secretaries, and Jim Givens and jim Charrier, sergeants- Zlf-LITUIS. Charrier, Blaine, Marr, laikens, Beeson, Campf bell . . .Mr. Hays, Reed, Robison, jordan, Dehlin . . .l,ewis, Martin, Stroup, Walker, Reynolds elm 74i0 V emu If you Want to send luirthday greet- ings to Aunt Susie in Northwest Borneo call your nearest ham radio operator and he'll relay the message to a pal in England, and from there to another in lifgypt, then Persia, to China, to lndia ...hut here . . . the idea is, that message will reach your aunt while you are say- ing john fjackl Rolmertsonf' Boise lli's Radio clulv met once each week under the tutelage ol' Mr. Howard Paul, adviser. Holi Thode was president, Bill Knipe vice-president, and Bill Smith secretary. Moses, Blomgren, Stommel, Knipe, Huettner, Mathews . . . Riede, Shinn, Milich, Park, Beck 2 3 Cl,ClliL.4!.5 Climaxing four years' work on a tele- scope lens, the Science club has finished the telescope for use in scientific re- search lay the clulw. Lectures on all phases of chemistry were heard this year at semi-monthly sessions. Chemical analysis, compounds, modern methods and latest discoveries in the scientific world were studied. Oliicers for the year were john Cosho, president, and Arthur Troutner secre- tary. Miss Bernice Bjornson was faculty adviser. Cosho, Buck, Miss Bjornson, Jensen, Rice . . . Thompson, Stearman, Peck, Troutner, Stanley C-Ali.-56214 Mr. Dwight Mitchell, adviser for the Ad cluli, said that advertising provided wonderful experience, and he expressed the belief that students lwenefited from it. The educational value is not the only reason for having it. lt pays for alxout XO per cent of the cost of the HIIIH l.IoH'rs. The clulw is made up ofstudents who enroll in class and receive a credit. The first semester ofiicers included John Barrett, manager, assisted lvy Mer- win Mcfiinness. The second semester leader was Ray Miller, manager, assist- ed lay Frank Urresti and Arthur Blake. The Ad Chasers ofthe HIGH LIGHTS take a good rest ' ' Q Q, 3 ,av 5 Q 4 N .fl fi In if- .,N-,mfs ,. fe. A Y m 5 i M Y ai 1 NY? 5 is 4 jx gi. ifii-WJ N' 1' 'wr-4 - ' 1 41, V if 51 M- '-4. . , 'Q ' Y' 'K' 'mm M Eg g? 7630 ' 9 c now iris The weather man was a friend ol' the memliers of the Boise high school Ski clulw. These students have taken up the technical side ofskiing. 'lihey have spent many week-ends at McCall, Sun Valley and in the hills around Boise. lfddie VVellman led the cluln as presi- dent, assisted hy Marjorie Boeck, vice- president, and VVillard Bevens, secre- f2ll'V. Bauer, Arnold, Jones, laikens, Oviatt, Davis. Barbour . . .Varkas, johnson, Gwinn, Martin, Reynolds, Ash, VVinstead, Lewis . . .l oster, Christensen, Meredith, Burroughs, Fletcher, Boeck, Pope 7 QM! 00A ' f' 0Z'lH,.5 Goin1 to the lilarary? E K1 ' ' Y I Sur , it n u rli mor il 1 int . e' sso ic e iezsz reading in theref' That is why some 500 students took advantage of the 7,000 hooks daily dur- ing study periods and for class reference reading. Miss Helen Miller, lilirarian, was assisted this year lay a statl' of 20 honor roll students, whose duties included keeping order, checking hooks in and out, and keeping students posted on overdue hooks and fines. Martindale, Brooks, Betz, Fritschle, Joslyn, Branson . . . Tweedy, Whittington, Anderson, lfaught, Furth, Fritschle, M.g Richards, Atm- strong . . . Gillespie, l.instedt, Hanson, Miss Miller, Bloomstrand, Beall JJQLVIZEIA Discussions, lectures and demonstra- tions of art were given at weekly meet- ings ofthe Art cluls. Several parties were enjoyed hy the forty memlwers during the year. Francis Matthews was president of the organization, assisted hy Betty Pat- terson vice-president, and Maxine Baker secretary-treasurer. Miss Mary llol- lingshead was clulu adviser. Ford, Cheney, Brooks, Beatty, Masoner . . . Acheson, Baker, Prout, llehlin, Baker, Lyons, Clemens . . .Brockett, Tucker, Fairchild, Hall, Patterson, Baker . . .Peterson, Ulmer, Matthews, Reynolds, Grote .- . mx. I -I A :Th AV' .Him-x -A W,'lg-'1 - 'gvv-i-g 51113-g.?ff...,w.m, . -vm W? i I 1' , fam, ,Y ., . . L-wwf -' gg-L,-, M ,A aa 4 , ' , 1 we ' 6-ffff-Ko 1740 Mac .QL ,,,,,,L?LMW7,a?4, em, , , Egg, . q ' 7644 44'-W1 4.4-,af - uw pagina Z, W Ja? , . ff 1' MLA., df,-L0 zzyf- J 9 7 mi'f Q,,z4f,,J,,,.,,.5,,,,1., ww jduxv C3f,aM . Q U A ,f N rv . ', s rf 4 QQ 152101, W JM Q P N , W 1 - Qfj QIOQ' I QA .Q 55 , BUY K 5 xbjjcf xw 31 k IQ I. . .I , f. ' V, f I 1 xl. rf 4 v ul ' flX'iS M X jf '- ui Vg A Vj - ' J , , X D! r Dj K kriiff ij J w N 0 ! X NX J 1 V J W J U7 ,Fw j XJ if 'Jn W 5 pffp ,N .J 'V X Qs K 3 ,N y MIA ' Oki ' nf' j Ijl, 4 f f inf B ll x . 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Hanford, Rhoads, Darling, Thrailkill, Storey, Thomas, Eakin, Utley . . . Schweizer, Turner, Kerley, Barclay, Kloepfer, Eytchison, Collins, Hicks ff ll co THE MANY 'rRAo1T1oNs of Boise Hi's B club were pushed on with success this year through the pep and enthusiasm of the braWny and muscular members. With Uick Armstrong as president, l-lenry Schweizer vice-president, Don Duncan secretary, and Angie Madarietta sergeant-at-arms, this letter club really Went places this year. The first meeting of the school year was called for the purpose of voting new members into the club. Also it served to acquaint the members with the newly installed oFF1cers and inform them of the club activities for the school year. Directly following a successful football season the B club sponsored the annual football banquet. VVhile the snow was still flying, the annual B club formal held many thrills for B.H.S. students. ldahols own Sun Valley served as the theme, while the dance programs were in the form of Sun Valley railroad tickets. Scenery was furnished through the courtesy of the Union Pacihc Railroad company. Early in the spring, the menls faculty basketball team from Nampa played the local professors. Receipts thus earned were turned over to the B club for the compensation of athletes injured during the school year. Snow VVhite and the Seven Dwarfs was presented on the high school auditorium stage March I7 and the club members cut capers to VValt l3isney's clever tunes. The money thus earned will he added to the B club budget for next year. The final meeting of the year Was held May I8 for the purpose of electing next year's ofiicers. JUDY HAI lsrkom B club queen 1 yi gqg- W' 2 . . l i ff f , , f. ff '!ae.glk,,. W, f if X 7 MX Parent gh 9 Miller S d 31 8 2 B567 n , ,, , , p if X fn ,ff , I NX lhrzulkxll L h B EI AS5I5fH!1fQfhlLh Hrushaw H f I M 1 r lx I D an on 9533 X J 8430 Shaw gets smeared . . . Iarente on a tumble . . . .lim Thrailkill, captain . . . Four enthusiastic 'ell leaders . . . Miller tries some footwork 5 Jwflalf Foo'1'iaAi.l. got ot? with a bang this season, when sixty fellows turned out to Coach Darwin Burgherls pigskin call. In nine hard-fought tilts the Braves piled up 170 counters while they held their foes to 60 points. Boise went the whole season without a single setback and had only two tie games to mar their enviable record. Armstrong, Compton, Darling, Duncan, liytchison, Hanford, Hicks, Kerley, Madarieta, Martin, Miller, Parente, Sandner, Shaw, Sproat, Storey, Schwei- zer and Thrailkill got letters for playing 40 per cent of games played. Barclay, Barrett, Estelle, Crowe, and Lenfest received awards for four years' work. Utley and laiakin got managers' awards. BOISE-I lMMH'I l' 6-6, BOISE-FRl'I'I'I.AND 14-6: Qpening the '38 grid season, the Braves inaugurated a new type football engagement. On September 24 they played half a game with Fruitland, winning I4-6, and in they other two quarters they played Emmett to a 6-6 tie. Bolsa-M ERIDIAN 24-6: In their second full game the Braves easily walloped Meridian by a count of 24-6. BOISE-'FWIN l lAl.l.S 18-6: On October 8 the highly touted Bruins from Twin Falls fell before the Boiseans I8-6 in a hard-fought game. JGVOJZEZZ BOISE-IDAHO FALLS 19-o: On the following Friday the boys journeyed to the lair of the Idaho Falls Tigers, who fell to the tactics of the Braves I9-O. Bolsa-CAI.DwE1.1. 26-20: lt looked like the Braves were about tops after their Tiger win. After a pigskin track meet Boise emerged victorious 26-2o by pulling from behind and nosing out the Caldwell Cougars. BOISE-POCATELLO 6-o: After five straight wins the Boiseans were due for a fall, accord- ing to the dopesters. Pocatello came here as a heavy favorite, but the Boise eleven pulled a big upset by trimming the Indians 6-o. BOISE-MAl,AD o-oz On Armistice day on a snow-covered field the Braves fought a sloppy scoreless tie with the previously untied, unbeaten Malad Dragons. Boise-NAMPA I3-13: At last, Thanksgiving day and the only thing between the Braves and an undisputed conference championship was the Nampa threat. The student body along with about 5ooo townspeople watched the Bulldogs score twice. Fverything looked hopeless but in the third quarter Don Duncan stole the ball from the Nampans and galloped 35 yards to score. Late in the fourth quarter Boise scored again, leaving the ball game all tied up I3-13. Six regulars who played their last game in Boise uniforms were Duncan, Hanford, Parente, Shaw, Storey, and Thrailkill. Moral supports of the team . . . Parente snags it . . . The Boise line charges . . . Dr. jones, medico . . . Thrailkill off for a gain will 8 5 JF U51 NgQ 7 7 4 'ads 7 il fl 5 sl BJ.. ' fifmiemsmii we 1 v,v . -1 ,N .. 1 1 .wra- gwwm NTISSING THE s'rA'rE CHAMPIONSHIP by two points in an over-time period, Boise Hi's basketball squad finished its second most suc- Cessful season since 1924. The Braves won the state championship in 1924 and 1938 lmut lost in the hnals this year when a Blackfoot man shot a goal in an overtime period to take the state finals. During the entire season the Braves won 27 games and lost 5. Total seasonls score was 1127 points to their opponents 765. The highest scorer of the season was Darrel Parente, flashy senior forward, with a total of 270 points to his credit. Harland Storey, tall center, looped 214 points, and Don Duncan, 198 points. Two of the boys were chosen for the all-state team: Darrel Parente as forward and Don Duncan as guard. Harland Storey was selected for the second team center. At the state tournament the warriors defeated ldaho Falls 32 to 22 and Pocatello 46 to 27, but in the finals they were forced to how their heads, in the overtime period, to Blackfoot, 25 to 23. The other four games lost were all during the barn-storming tour. On the first night, the warriors lost to Rupert 2l to 19, on the second and third nights to Pocatello 40 to 25 and 37 to 33. ln Parente, Sandner Thomas, Collins, Eby Oli? 'fe ww 5..4.fr.zz these two games the Pocatello Indians got revenge on the Braves for the two defeats handed to them earlier in the season. The boys had won the first game by one point, 40 to 39, and the second game ended with the Braves out in front 27 to 22. The Braves, as you have already been told, dished the Indians of Pocatello their third defeat in the state meet. On the fourth night of the tour the Braves were again defeated this time by Idaho Falls with the gun ending the game at 27 to 32. But the Braves got their revenge for this defeat by winning from them in the state meet. Only four of the ten boys representing Boise in the district and state meets will return next year: Robert Eytchison, Tom Collins, VVilliam Sproat, and Frank Sandner. Those graduated this year include Donald Duncan, Darrel Parente, Harland Storey, James Thomas, Ervin Talhoy, and Eugene Eby. Schools that fell before the fast pace of the Braves were Buhl, Vale, Ontario, Caldwell, Emmett, Pocatello, Nampa, Meridian, VVeiser, Payette, Mountain I-Iome, and Idaho Falls. Coach Darwin K. Burgher and Mr. Edward Hoshaw are greatly responsible for the splendid record of the Braves of '39. Talboy, Coach Burgher, Duncan, Storey Eytchison, Sproat -1 e. VU . ,Xe 88 Q 0'-Aft!! Ugflliylld By liar the most popular intramural sport among the lioys is the annual do- nut league. This basketball tournament gives all the fellows in school a chance to play and show their ahility hefore the varsity quint is selected. Tourney play lasted for two weeks. The victorious squad was the Spooks. The tournament was under the super- vision of Coach Darwin K. Burgher, assisted hy the varsity lettermen. Barrett, Sandmeyer . . . Urresti, Talboy, Turner v:'?'Zf0AA - cg0J1A The whole student liody of Boise Hi was swelled with showing the Balxy maple courts this came through the pride over the line Braves made on the year. The Papooses season with '24 wins and onlyg losses. lfrosh-soph liaskethall was under the direction of Coach hid Hoshaw. This sophomore squad gave the var- sity coach much to look forward to to huild next yearls First string quintet on. Bolm Galloway led the scoring for the team with 193 points. Team managers were Wiarren Farmer and Dan Cahille. Morgan, Mr. Hoshaw . . .Durham, Cahill, Fas- cilla, liberle, Young . . .Murphy, Farmer, Hrtter, Murray, leachman . . .Kendall, Kelley, Lundy, Rummel, Silver, Arano QM lforel Heads up down there on the green! These calls were heard a countless numher of times this year as Boise high school held its Fifth consecutive year of golf with a regular team. Twenty-six players signed up for the allfschool tournament held at the opening of the season. The local gang had just fair luck this year in inter-city competition, for they heat Caldwell once and were defeated lwy the Nampans several times. Boh Green was the manager with Coach Darwin K. Burgher as faculty adviser. Sandner, Green . . . Rhoads, Tucker, Jones . . . Bob Green, Manager Don Duncan, state singles champion . . . Jim Charrier, doubles champion with Bill Sproat IQRQ 'l'i-1NN1s SQUAD A wrestling squad of which we are proud 0 CIIMLA 'TENNIS this year was one of the highlights of Boise high schoolls sports and was ahly handled hy Mr. Cecil Pollard. Of the ten scheduled matches, Boise won nine. Victories included Caldwell 2, Moun- tain Home 1, Meridian 2, Parma 2, and Nampa 1. Only loss was to Nampa. DON l,L'NCAN Won the finals in the State Singles tournament. 7,'6At!il1? FIFTREN or noise H1yS Mlfscma Mi-:N turned out this year, two being returning letter men: Wayne Fannin, P.N.VV. champion of 1938, and Eugene Perkins, another successful wrestler of Boise. Coached hy Lester Moody, the Wrestling team had planned to go on a tour, hut lack of necessary funds made the trip impossible. For practice matches the Y.M.C.A. members provided competition. QE89 Barrett goes over in fine style . . . Turner, dash man . . . Faull jumped twenty feet . . . Howard Paul and Ed Hoshaw, coaches 90365 Stevens, jones, Bergquist, managers QW TRACK AND FIELD AsP1RAN'1's of Boise Hi turned out by the dozens early this spring for team positions when Coaches Ed Hoshaw, Howard Paul and Kenneth Grabner announced the opening of track. The combined squads of the senior and junior high schools totalled the record turnout of IOQ. Opening competition was confined to the annual interclass track and field meet. The senior boys ran away with first place while the sophomores came in a close second. Out- standing men on the upperclass and sophomore teams were carefully watched for varsity competition. In order for the coaches to select the final track squad a tri-city meet was held between Boise, Nampa, and Caldwell. The Braves rampaged to an easy victory, leaving their opponents in the dust. Several weeks later when the team was chosen they entered the sub-district meet held at Public School field. In the field of nine competitive schools Boise proceeded to top all scores and easily took Hrst place. The following week the Braves went to Caldwell for the district meet. After a very close finish the Braves lacked IM points of capturing the trophy, losing to the Emmett Huskies. TRACK SQUAD FOR 1939 . . . 88o Peterson . . . Keeping up . . . High hurdles . . . A little lower on the fences . . . Armstrong heaves -WA Two weeks later the local tracksters who had placed first, second, third or fourth in the district meet entered the little state meet at Public School field, Tommy Faull, Boise runner, taking high point honors. The medley relay team of Dick Burnett, Bob Erter, Junior Peterson and Roy Jeager chopped two seconds off the state relay record. Two meets Were held, at Moscow and Pocatello, on the same day, thus replacing the single state meet. Many of Boise's tracksters made outstanding performances in their appearances on the Cinder path. lVlarvin Osborn drew much praise from local coaches as well as visitors. His speedy legs carried him to near-record time in both low and high hurdles events. Bob Turner, who injured his leg at the close ofthe season, established himself as a speed demon by his performance in the IOO-yllfd dash. Dwight Frye, a sophomore, showed outstanding ability in all the track events which he entered. Dean Fitzwater, who graduates this year, also turned in some nice races. Among this group of boys who so loyally supported the coaches and the school there are many more who deserve special mention, but due to lack of space all we can say is that everyone on the team did their best to make this one of Boise high school's most successful years in athletic competition. QI l'i.XCL'llflVC liourtl uf' rl1eC1.A..-X. 923- f ,Q a Cffz'rf.f cllldfefec V guvcuifzcfz J ANUTHL-:R Sl'C'Cli5Sl L I, i'r:.xR has come to am emi for the Girls, Athletic association, with .lean Beck, president, :mal Nliss Dorothy Lenfest in charge. Other oflicers were lflsie Henke, vice-presiclentg Nlurcelinu .-Xrriolu, secretary, and Nancy lfuiithilnl, treasurer. Speecllmll was the first sport ofthe year with .-Xllene Cotlin us mzmuger :mil Hlsie Henke the captain of the winning tezimfthe seniors. Girl athletes of liaise Hi A snappy game of softball . . . Volleyball trains them . . . Basketball for the eye . . . 'l'his develops balance 7 Quail ,76!Z'A!el'Lc U f .4:!0CLLi!L0lfL Lorene Burkett was manager of volleyhall. The seniors were again victorious over the juniors, with Mareelina Arriola as their captain. Tahle tennis was another outstanding sport of the year, this being its higgest year. Louise Ocamica was numher one on the ladder, Helen Howard second, and Carolyn Lyman third. Mildred Rankin was manager. Rankin also had charge of the miscellaneous events of the year, A tumhling exhiluition was given hy the girls' tumluling team last fall. Norma Lou Fye was in charge of the event. A swimming meet was held for all girls interested in swimming. Florence Mickey was the leader in this field of competition. Basketball was the main sport of the year, with Betty Smitchger as manager. After series of tie games and a triumphant victory over the sophomore team, the seniors were the champs. f'lll93 Que!! G-4!Z'A!efLc V .aavmzimf A play day was given March 25 for fourteen towns in southwestern ldaho. This event was a great success. Nance Fairchild's team was the Winner. This year a rifle team was organized, with Miss Lenfest instructing and Sergeant Frank F. Chase issuing the rifles. Norma l,ou Fye was manager. The fall tennis tournament was resumed in the spring. Rosemary Reed was the winner in both the spring and fall events. This year saw the organization of the Girls' UB club with Miss Lenfest as adviser. Charter members include ,lean Beck, Elsie Henke, Mareelina Arriola, Nancy Fairchild, Allene Cofihn, Phyllis Clark, Mildred Rankin, Thelma Van Sickle, Betty Smitchger, and Lorene Burkett. An annual banquet closed the school year for this organization. Quick thinking . . . fast footwork . . . Steady arm . . . lots of umph . . . Racketeers .7 in 1 1 94 , . , , .T -vw MW, -- 'f' wwf' qw' 'ara :iv Vx- 'f '7 ' 'S 1 ' V -, .- ' ' A ff-Y 431' , - -,155fx,,r.g-,gl-49.-, A-, ,, AJ, Av, ,uf-Y 1, ,Q - , , 1 , . -: , W 1 A . -5 Y A - 1 . . Y- , . 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The annual spring formal May 6 climaxed the traditional Maypole dance by thirty-two girls and the presentation of her majesty the Queen. Rosemary Reed was chairman. Boise high school girls voted to amend the Girls' club constitution and make only senior girls eligible for the honor. Also the name Honor Girls gave way to the new rendition: May Queen and Her Court. The thirty-two girls included Carmen Aldecoa, Marcelina Arriola, Kathleen Ash, Dor- othy Barbour, Jean Beck, Elizabeth Beetham, Marjorie Boeck, Helen Caine, Phyllis Colver, Emily Foster, Helen Friedline, Kathleen Goul, Marcia Gwinn, Judith Hallstrom, Lois Hulser, Wilma Lewis, Catherine Long, Lois Malnati, Frances Matthews, Jacqueline Miller, Mary Pecora, Bernice Perry, Maxine Pope, Alice Power, Rosemary Reed, Josephine Rose, Virginia Robertson, Joyce Rowell, Evelyn Shaw, Ellen Varkas, Elizabeth VValker, and Anne VVinstead. The girls were again honored with a Sunday morning breakfast at a local hotel. Each girl was presented with a corsage by Miss Clara Otness, dean of girls. Later the group attended church together. Helen Caine and Evelyn Shaw were co-chairmen. They were also honored at a tea at the Clyde Simpson home. Beauties of B.H.S .... Helping Norman . . . Maybe it's a triuk .... -X prospcctors' prayer .... -X bit shocking . . . Caveman . . . Scenery . . . Bathing beauty , . . Bible study . . . Caught . . . Farm specimens CUEIOI W' .-Xpplzllxsv . . . .-Xrmy students .... -Xlunc in mind . . . Popular vocalist . . . Lecturing . . . Camera bugs . . . Yvinncrs of pastry . . . Snmilcs Wirmin co-ed bull stunt . . . A lim use of the H dub formal g E I v.. ,Q -. noigfw Two ofurhe boys . . . Beauty and the beast . . . One of the quinrs .... A dignifkfd senior gc-ts a barh . . . Pirniuking . . . Looking up . . , There goes the juniors . . . Demons . . . A very wet juniori. . . The expressions of a ball crowd . . . Star quarterback Y x r x W fum wi? I O3 ii 1 543 Ifkwft Si 31' qbilf .Ri 'iilf2 57w jig? BAE 5 eriiif' lJon't believe it . . . Some more smiles . . . She almost dropped them . . . The gym . . . Arouml the imillu-rr, hush . . . Shy . . . IO4gN Characteristic of him . . . Mountain-goat Pete . . . Girls' club assembly . . . Mutual rites ,....-...---Q .Ni N 4 .4 1: -:a'z:' M? A 04 3, :zu 6 7 - . s b. :., :: sE :r': .I , v .. -TW: -:. K X in , . , K QNX W' mfii. k,?EA' Q..ZQI5':5 . 3. . .ng ,.., 1, 'M k gg .- f I :git 1: 11, SF 'Q W ' 'gif Y fiSEii 2:??iWA ' Q31 ' ?ffsi.' sgiT5 ' . ' Y I 57 2 W i V A vii-' '54 -if ,p , -, fgf,2,1pa.l-fi., f nz. ,Es ima? SQ-X151 '-m s:-1, ,N f , - gg-gf wr 11 K 'N-if .5 M- Y ' 3 q K 6' aff.-1, ,if A , ' 3 x , . ww ig-,iigggdg ' Kee 1 gg. Q? 4 1 g K! ? with ,X ,f , y . fr 5' L F ' ' W 'V x .305 Sf ,N .v,. A X as xn- S QM by 2 , we S S 3538 4 SSX lg' X M X Disney! uriginul east . . . A dab of experimenting . . . Three pals . . . Prize winner . . . Dirty-face angels . . . Seniors are insoluble in water A watching fellow . . . Cripples . . . At rest . . . liven Ll doll can grow a beard 10630 gs , V if 1 1' ' J ' Mm Qf L. ,RQ Qld! 5 ,wi .aw affl- 1. sf gl Amgw W, Ju i1 N' K Keg 'L W' VA K f K, mmfimwwc was 1? V.. ,A . ,,,.. . ,, , igg 'N 1' Q. - A 11. ff - 1... ,- wa 5. f v K 1 N s. A Q 2 15 2 ,ZLQQNW K 7 . Q. 1 J .4 1 ' Snmrrcsr nmn in sulmol . . . Hu SW'lIl1gLl.I1k'I nmissed .... -X lvir nf swing .... -Xt ease .... -Xtrcnrivcnc-ss . . . Caps and gowns . . . Gul in :L bar Crowning thc qncsn . . . 'flu-sis grzulur' . . . Brains . . . Saying So lung to the seniors . . . Nylmt :Ln cxprcssifmn gsm mmm I ,354 dm., ii ,A 1. I . ' .-1:v1 :gin K X 4:9 5 if f ' 5 V X EI L, 1- 5 -muh M ,v 5 if? ,'.' 9 5 i 'f '- Mn-W,5,,,,, ..- ,Z-TY' 7 l k K 4 aVgL.fj .W ,X 11. . . L . ww V N245 l fiwf' . - f . . , Q 4ff'fS?1ss' Mm ,. Lf ' A I-:girl L4 9' Q' .kwa-Q is we ,fiiiifif ' 54 5 Q X, f,m,f f-ff :iw- ,, ww ,Q , M Xiu-K QBVLEZE! JVLLZZQC . A A Cappella Choir. . . .... . . . 62 Ad Club ....... . . . 74 Art Club .... ....... . . . 75 B B Club ...,, .... . .. 81 Basketball ..., . . . ..... 86-87 Boys' Federation ..... . . . I5 Boys' Glee Club .... .... . , . 62 C Camera Club ....... .... . . . 7o Commercial Club ..... . . . 71 Courier .......... . . . ..... 64-65 D Dance Orchestra ..,....... . . . 61 Do-Nut League. . . . . . , 88 Dramatics ..... . . . ..... 69-70 F F.F.A.. .. .... ... 72 Faculty .... . . .17-19 Football ....... ..... 8 2-85 Forum Club ..... . . . 73 French Club ..... .... . . . 73 G G.A.A. ...... .... ..... 9 2 -94 Girls' Club ..... . . I4 Golf ........ . . 88 H High Lights .... .... ..... 6 6 -67 History Club ..... . . 73 Home Economics ..... . . . 70 Honor Girls ...... . , . . . . IOO I Junior Girls' Glee Club ...,. . . . 63 Juniors. ................ ..... 4 I-46 1 1020 Latin Club ..... Library .... Maid of Honor. May Queen .... Monitors. . Orderlies .... Pep Band ...... Quill and Scroll ......... R.O.T.C.. . . . Radio Club .... S.M.S. ....... . Scarlet Skirts .... Science Club .,... Senior Band ............ Senior Girls' Glee Club ..... Senior Orchestra. Seniors, ....... Ski Club .,... Snapshots ...... Sophomores ..... Spanish Club .... Student Council, Student Tribunal ........ Tennis .... Track ..... Wrestling ,... 72 75 99 99 76 76 60 76 57-59 74 70 72 74 60 63 61 25-39 75 IOI-IO9 47' 52 71 13 71 QI 89-90 QI EVLLOZ J 14.65896 . A Acorda, George ..... Adams, Nathaniel, . . Aguirre, Casilda ..... Aldecoa, Carmen .... Alexander, Chris .,.. Allen, Billie CMissD.. Allen, Lester ........ Allender, Harold ..., Anderson, Leland, Jr. Anderson, Rowena. . Archabal, Daniel .,.... ..,. I 3, Armstrong, Richard ..,.... 25, Arriola, Marcelina. . . Ash, Kathleen ...... Atkinson, Mary Alice ........ B Bailes, Clara ........ Baker, Charlotte .... Baker, Maxine .,., Baker, Phyllis .... Balliett, George ..,., Barbour, Dorothy. . . Barclay, Don ....... Barrett, John ....... Baumchen, Clarice. . Baumchen, Evelyn. . Baxter, James ,.,.., Beal, Peggy .,.... Beatty, Glenn .... Beck, Jean .,..,..., Beeson, Dwane ..... Beetham, Elizabeth .... . . . Bell, James ......... Belnap, Kay ........ Benedict, Virginia. . . Bergquist, Don ..... Berry, Walter .... . . . Betebenner, Marie. . Bevens, Willard ..... Bilderback, Barbara. B'ork uist Frances . . . J q 1 - Blaine, Bud ........ Blake, Wynne ...... Blinn, Dorothy ..... Boeck, Marjorie ..... Bohlin, Emily .... Bonner, Wilma .,... Bowers, Evelyn ..... Branson, Rachel .... Brooks, Pearl ,.... Brooks, Marjorie .... Brooks, Thomas .... Brown, Betty ..... Brown, Gerald .... Brown, Jack ........ Brown, Neoma ...... Brunger, Marjorie Ann ...... Bybee, Kenneth ..... Bybee, Zona ........ Byer, June ..,..,. C Caine, Helen ....... Caldwell, Faye .... Campbell, Allen ..... Carter, Robert ....., Carter, William ..,,, Chamberlain, Ivena .... . . . Chapman, Irene ..... Chase, Elmer ....,,, Chilton, Kenneth ...,. . . . Clark, Mary ........ Clemens, Helen .... .... Cleverly, Lucile .... Coffin, Allene ...... Coggburn, Grace ..... ..., Cole, Lois .....,... , , . . . . Cole, Mary Helen .... .... Collins, Katie Lou ...... .... Collister, Donna ..... ..,. Colver, Phyllis ..... .... Compton, Ethel .,..., .... Compton, John ........ Cooper, Dorothy Jane .... , . . Cosho, John .......... Cossey, William .... Cottle, Lewis .... Cowe, Rachel .... .... Craig, Earleene ,... .... Crossman, Leola ..... ..... Crouch, Glenn .... . ,,,,.. . Crowe, Charles ........ I 3 Crumly, Ruth ....,.,......, Cunningham, Frances ........ Curington, Ruby ....... .... Curtis, Martha ....,. .,.. D Dagres, Nick ..,. . . . , Darling, Vern ...... .... Davidson, Robert .... .... Davies, Jim ....... Davis, Amy Lou ..... .,.. Dehlin, Ruth ...... .... Devlin, Allen .,.. Douthit, Lois ..,,,. Dulfes, Lorraine ..... Dumbolton, Delores ,......,, Duncan Donald ........,.. 29, E Eakin, Elinor. .... . Eastly, Genevieve .... .... Edele, Betty Jo .... Egelston, Richard ,... .,,, Eide, Carl ........,,. Ellis, Donald ....,..... ..,. Englequist, Marland ......,., Erickson, Dick ....... Estell, Robert ..... Evans, Robert ..... F Fairchild, Nancy ..... .... Fawcett, Audrey ,.... .... Fetterman, Ray ..., Fisher, Lois. , . . . Fisher, Wayne ..... .... Fite, Roberta ...... .... Fitzpatrick, Lois ..... .... Fitzwater, Dean ,..,. .... Fleetwood, Jean ..,. Fleming, Ruth ..,.. .... Foster, Emily .... Foulke, William .... Friedline, Helen .,.. .... Fritschle, Murl .... Fry, John ....... Fry, Weldon ..... Fuller, Faye ..... .... Furth, Norman ..., G Gamble, John .,.......... 30, Gambling, Bernice .,........ Gearhard, Glenn ,.... .... Gerber, Jack ....... Gibb, Marva ..... Gilmore, Philip. , . Givens,Jim..... Glasgow, Rita .... Gordon, Roger .... Gorsline, Olive ,... Goul, Kathleen. . . Grant, Elsie ...... Green, Barbara ..... Green, Mildred. . . Green, Robert ,... Grote, Arlene ..... Grunder, Lyman .... Gwinn, Marcia ...... H Hall, Shirley ................ Hallstrom, Judy ..,.... 14- 7-5, Hanford, David ........,,... Hannifin, David ..., ...... Hansen, Dean .,.. Hardt, Henry ......... Harkelroade, Ray ..,,, Harris, Jack ........ Harrison, Anna. . . Heath, Stella. . . Hedges, Inez ..,.. ...... Heisner, Bernice .... ,,., Henke, Elsie .,...... Herzinger, Cornelia .,.. Hickerson, Paul ..... High, Lois ........ Hodge, VVilliam ...,. Hogard, John ..... Hollar, LaVon .... Holliday, Iver .... Horner, Arthur. . . Hosford, George .... Hosford, Robert ..., Howard, Don ......... Howard, Roderick ...,, Hulser, Lois ..,,.......... Hunt, Henry ............... Hunter, Mary Elizabeth J Jackson, Douglas .... Jacobs, Don .,,... Jaeger, Roy .... Joiner, Gene .... Jones, Anne, , . Jones, Harrison. Jones, Helen .... Jones, Lloyd .... Jones, Patricia .... Jorganson, Beth ..... K Karns, Franklin ..,.. Kehrer, Ethelyn .,.. Kelley, Lola. ,.,., Kincaid, James. . , Kirkland, Gloria ..,, Kloepfer, Jack ........ Kluckholn, Shirley. . . , Kroeger, Polly ...... L Larrondo, Isabel .,.. Lawrence, Ben ........ Lawrence, Margarete. . . Layne, Mary ....,.,,. Leach, Gayle. . . Leggat, Jolene. . . Lenfest, George ..., .,,, 30: 31: 31, 15, Leonard, Mary .... Lewis, Wilma .... Lien, Geneva .... Logan, Elaine ...... Long, Catherine ..... Lowry, Betty Jane. . Lukens, Frederick. , . Lyons, Vernon ..... M MacIver, Richard. , . Mairs, Margaret .... Malnati Lois .... ..,.., I 4, 33 Mansisidor, Al ...,,, Marmon, Louise. . . Marr, James ...... Martin, Mary ..... Mathews, Earl ...... Matthews, Frances. . Mays, Maxine.. ,... McAbee, Virginia, . . McAnulty, Vera ..., McClelland, Darlene ......... McCroskey, Thelma. McDonald, Connie. . McDonald, Harry. . . McDonald, Marion. , McDonald, Marjorie, . .. ... McGinness, Mervin. . , . .. . McGlochlin, Basil. . . Mcllveen, Clifford. .. McKaig, Arthur. . . McLeod, Jack ..... McMahon, John ,... McNeil, Mary ...... McQueen, Ione ...,. ......34 Mendenhall, Richard ........ Meyers, Muriel ..,.. Mickey, Florence .... Millar, Jacqueline. . . Miller, Jane ....... Miller, Margie, . . Miller, Ray ...... Miller, Verna ,..... Monger, Kathleen., Monk, Robert ...... Montgomery, Carol. Montgomery, Doroth y ....... Moore, Dinty ......,....,... Morehouse, Ronald ...., . . . Morris, Jack ................ Morrison, Cecil ......,..,.,. Morrison, Mae Margaret ..... Myers, Marie ............... N Nefsy, Patricia ..... Neilley, Aileen ..... Nelson, Robert ..... Nelson, Ruth ..,.., Newman, Grace ...,., . . . Newman, Richard, . . . . . . Nukes, Ruth ,...... O Osborn, Marvin .... Ourada, Elsie ...., Oviatt, Phil .,..... P Parente, Darrel. ,.... . . . Parker, Rolland ...,......... Patterson, Betty Lou ,...,... Pecora, Mary ..,........,... Perkins, Jack ........,..., 35 GKIII Perkins, Paul F.. . . Perr Bernice y, ...,. Peterson, Reed Jr.. . . . Peterson, Virginia ...., Peterson, Wayne L. . Petree, Marie. ......, Petrie, Mary ...... Phillips, Albert ,... Pisani, Gerry .... Pope, Maxine .... Post, Kenneth ..... Power, Alice ..,.. Price, Douglas. , . Price, La Ree. . Prindle, Leah .... Privett, Lois ,..,. . . Prout, Maxine ..... Pullin, Ola ,,,... R Rayne, Elizabeth ..... Reed, Rosemary .,... Reese, Ronald ..... Revis, oy Reynolds, Laura Reynolds, Robin Rhodes Robert Rhodes, Virginia Rice Elmer Richardson VVilliam 39, Rickman, Mary J .,.. .,. .... Riddle Arthur .,... lfUfLLOZ J A Abbey, Jean ....... Aberasturi, Mary. . . Renk, Eldred .... .... J ....,,... .,.. I4 696 Acordagoitia, Evelyn. . , . . . . Aguirre, Louise ...... Allen, Roland ...,.... Alloway, Richard. . , Alpert, Sumner ..,. Arano, Miren .... Arnold, Roy ..... Arriola, Joan .... A ers Alice y , ....... Azcuenaga, Paul , .... B Bachman, Nell ..... Badgley, Ruth ..... Baker, Ardath ...,. Bakes, Heber 4..... Bancroft, Carol, . . . Barinaga, Nash ..,. Barnes, Sue .,.., Barrett, Fred .... Barry, Don .... Bastida, Lorraine Bauer, Kendall ,... Beatty, Betty ...... Bedford, Ernest .... Bergey, Bud ..,,..... Bergquist, Kenneth ..,. Bilbao, Carmen ....., Bingham. Shirley ,.... Black, William .,...... Blumenauer, Barbara .4,,.... Boggs, Neil .,........ Bond, Laurie ..4. Boru George p, ..,,. Borup, Harry ........ Boulan, Mary Lou .... 112319 Riddle, Edwina ..... Robertson, Virginia. . . Robinson, Barbara. , Robinson, Robert. . . Robison, Luella ,.... .I4, 25, Rosandick, Catherine ...,,,.. Rose, Donna Beth... Rose, Josephine .,... Rowell, Carroll ,.... Rowell, Joyce ..... S Sales, Jimmie ..,.,.. Sandmeyer, Paul ..,. Saxton, Ladell .... Schlerf, Charles ..... Schmidt, Bernard. . , Schooler, Jane ..,,.. Schoonover, Blanche. Schultz, Ellen .....,. Schweizer, Henry. , , Schwertley, Jane ..,, Scovell, Mary ..... Shaw, Evelyn ..... Shaw, Jim ........ Shere, Jean ......... Shoemaker, Frank... Simpson, Dean .... Smith, Betty ...,, Smith, Frank ,.... Smith, Harriet. . . . Smith, Louise ...., Smith, William. . . Bowers, Lillian .... Bracken, Claire ..... Brassey, Barton ..... Brewer, Noel ....... Brockett, Juleene. , . Bronson, Cecelia .... Brown, Barbara... , , Brown, Ruby ..... Bruins, Jean .... Bruins, Ruth. . . Buck, Alice ....... Buck, Richard. .,.. . Burgess, Gerald ..... Burkett, Lorene ..... Burnham, Carol June ......., Bush, Betty ...,.... Butler, VVinifred .... C Cahill, Dan ....... Caine, Barbara ,..,. Caldwell, Fields ..... Call, Fred .......... Campbell, Norwaida. Carroll, Betty ...... Cernich, Anna ....,. Chalfant, Frank ..... Chambers, Coleene. . Chaney, Harold ..... Chaney, Thelma .... Christensen, Virginia Clayton, Vesta ....,. Clayville, Freda... Coburn, William .... Cockerill, Mary ..... Compton, Jack ,.... Condie, Roma .... Coppock, Thelma, . . Cosby, Wilbur .... Snodgrass, Shirley .... . Sorenson, Harold ....... Spangenberg, Emma Lou Springer, Luella ....... Squires, Constance .... Staaf, Elsie ..,.,,,,,. Staley, Ruth ....... Stevens, Billy ...,,.... Stoddard, George E.. . . . Storey, Harland ...... Stover, Jim. ..,,, . . Stroup, Eileen ,..... . Stuart, Florence ...... Sugden, Gerald .... Swan, Don ...... , . .13, T Talboy, Ervin ..,.. Taylor, Esther ..... Taylor, Shirley ...., Taylor, Vern ...... Templeton, John .,... Thomas, George ..,.. Thomas, Harriet ..... Thomas, James ...... Thometz, Phyllis ....... Thompson, Dorothy .... Thompson, Florence .... Thrailkill, James. ..,.,... . Tileston, Wilmer ....... ,,,.. Tompkins, A.bert CBudj. Tucker, Lucille. ,... . , . Turner, Robert M.. . . . . Cottle, Taylor ..... Crane, Dorothy .... Craven, Earl .... Crider, Warren .... Crouch, Leona ..... Curtis, Robert ..... D Dahlberg, Lilly .... Davis, Neil ........ Davis, Pat ............ Dishman, Mary Lee ,... Dunn, Ray ...,...... Durham, Roy ...... E Eakin, Jack ....... Edwards, Paul ..... Erickson, June ..... Ertter, Robert ....... Eytchison, Robert ..... F Farnlund, Mary -.--' Fickle, Barbara .... Frazier, Clary ..... Froiseth, Robert ..... Fry, Martin .....,. G Gabica, Joe. ....... Gardner, Alfreda. . . Geddes, Kathryn.. . . . Gianunzio, Charlotte. . . Giesler, Calvin ....... Gillespie, Robert ..,.. Ginzel, Margaret ..... Goicoechea, Joe .... Goin, Virginia ..... U Uhl, Marjorie ....... Ulmer, Marilyn ..... V Vanderhoef, Henry. , Varkas, Ellen ......, Vaughn, Robert E.. . Veeder, Gladys .,... Vernon, Robert ..... Vogel, Eleanor ...... W Waitley, Marie ...., Walker, Elizabeth. . . Walker, Lyle ..... . . Waterman, Carol .... VVeber, Rita ........ Wiegers, Maxine .... Wellman, Eddie ..... Westfall, Glenn ..... Westfall, Harriet .... White, Rubylee ..... White, Vivian ,..... Whittlesey, Byra Lou Wilson, Marjorie .... Winn, Earl ......,.. Winstead, Anne ..... Wood, Aileen ..... Woolsey, James ..... Gossi, Robert ....... Gray, Rosalie ....... Guthman, Margaret. H Hamm, Marjorie. . . Hansen, Beth ..... Harrold, Helen ...... Haskin, Gerold ..... Hays, Robert ...., Heath, Lorin, ..... . Henderson, Clyde. . . Henderson, Leslie. . . Hicks, Glenn ....... Hinkey, Myra. ., , . Hinkson, Carl .... 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