Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1940 volume:

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Q , 1 ,?.,..,,A N W ' ey. ,, ., 1 5 W r'f' 'W' W i I Q n- , W wsu .W..4...,..,...u...,...,,, , nl E . -X ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS PERSONALITIES PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF BOISE HIGH SCHOOL CLAIRE BRACKEN PORTER SEIBERT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER U M Wlllll if lylfy Q FOREWCRD Here between the covers ol this book is the diary of your school year. ln it are your com- rades, your Work, your play. U From that lazy golden September to this tempting May time, one crowded day has fol- lowed another. This book endeavors to record with word and picture the busy, happy hours of your school lite during 1939 and l94O. DEDICATION A friend of all Boise High School students is our principal, Mr. Zed L. Foy. From his Welcoming talk at the opening of school in the fall to the time of spring commencement, one can find him always ready to give friendly advice and helpful suggestions in his familiar southern drawl. In appreciation of eleven years of faithful service to Boise High School, the Courier staff sincerely dedicates this book to Mr. Foy. 39 age 6 l-lail Alma Maier, Hats oil to you. Sign here, please, says the guardian of lhe halls. Pardon me, did l shove you? ll's noon Time i ri Boise high halls. .4 A fy f, x :fx 0 f 1' I LVLV , ,J-fuk, ff X J' N, -.1 Articles of use and beauty are lashionecl from crude blocks ol wood. 'Think she'll ever run K Vx' ' again, Bud? X J J 1 -A 1,7 X Q- ,, X A J i M lj . J is 'x il . . hi i 744 Wad WW , I , v X 7 C',6l'f' A - il l ,, Jw FQ1fVf2frf1'ff. iffwwfma ' E VT 'Wh 714.2 fff4fW f' V J f Page 7 all ff 3 g,a,,f, Www, :X .Pl 5: RTW f 1 3 JJ ' . 1' P I ' I a X.. ,fl f i fx ' , x -X N, NBXJJ J' J I J I' .J Lx x XX, XJ x I . ' 1 XPJIX' . tx 4 ' X I 'I guess he isr1'T here, today, Page 8 Say, I am mixing QNOQL: Cn H: CH:i- Whdf will I get? T.N.T.! Can she' bake a cherry ' ,B'H b ? ple 1 Y Oy, As she sews so shall she No, but I can. ' I-ip! Page Paqn 10 'xCuriain qoinq up! ni Youuq Paphaclls ply brush and pcluvil, Nimble fingers ily over the keys as The time-clock ticks on. The wonder and beauty of nature are unfolded 'ro these boiany students. On fhese shelves is sfored the wisdom of The ages. Page 1 l P 1- HHMINISTHHHIIN ,QS x'4 L .,, ,Q Q, 1.I-Al 1 1 5 I . r , ' 4 - 4 ' 1 -hs A ' X, y Q , W 4 V ffff ff h V U71 'Hwy ' 1' 1, ff' . iriixr' ,: 3 - I! Z, ,P 5fW4M?ZpQff:Q,1M:aZw6,fffWf 1vL,Z4,fHf,Mf,,,Wf MEL! 225 'ALAJ i W ww ,MQMMWWJZA f'?Q7f4wM'QwW f-'gfMfLM 5f0 'Ld005,4,off?,,..,V!,fif4v,0,,,,,, .,if'Hf. jjQ.4,4-of-f The Student Council at Work Mathews, Brigham, Robinson, Charrier, Farmer O 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council activities for 1939-40 were under the capable leadership of Betty Mathews, first girl student body president for nine years. The goal of this year's council was to give every willing student a chance to take part in school activities. Talent auditions were held to discover new talent. A popular addition to the opening school party was the game room. Under the guidance of Betty Mathews the first State Student Council convention was held in Boise in the Capitol building and received state-wide recognition. The Student Council consisted of Peggy Brigham, vice-presidentg Nancy Robinson, secretaryg lim Charrier, treasurer, and Warren Farmer, corresponding secretary. Representatives chosen by the classes for the year were Tom Collins and Rose Mateovich, seniors, Frances Fitzgerald and Marion Sullivan, juniorsg Bob Barbour and Patty Anne Oxley, sophomores. Miss Margaret Sinclair was faculty adviser. x ey, Barbour: Collins, Mateovichq Fitzgerald, Su Pa lliv 9 GIRLS' CLUB IN Rogers, Bracken, Gianunzio. Gray GIRLS' CLUB Page 16 Under the giiiclfirice ol Miss Clara Qtness, the Girls' Club has conipletel another t l yn-ar ol service not only to the girls, but also to Boise High Sc ioo . This busy organization was led by Muriel Rogers, president, Claire Bracken, vice- presideiitp Charlotte Gianunzio, secretary, and Rosalie Gray, treasurer. The junior girls were represented by Regina G-armendia, presidentp Barbara lane Gamble, vice- - l ' lc nt' Mariorie Smith secretary and Dorothy Kalbus, treasurer. Chosen from tie prifsii' X , , . ,, , , soplioniores were Deva Chisholm, president, Sally Stone, vice-presidentg loyce Halley, secretary, and Phyllis Field, treasurer. First on the program tor the year was the big sister movement, designed to welcome new girls, This was captained by Maryanne Kennedy and Donna Wortliwiiie. The Coed Ball, ln the Dog l-louse, sponsored by the junior girls with Barbara Grim and Margery Potter, chairmen, was held October YO. The proceeds trom it were used lor scholarships. An assembly was also held to earn money for scholarships, with Harriett Driscoll as chairman. An innovation this year was the lll3ale Face Sguaw Week to stimulate pep tor the Nampa tootball game. During this time all girls went without make-up, A trinket sale was hold during this week with the sophomore girls in charge. Crowning the year's activities was the lovely May Queen dance. CONFERENCE THE BOYS FEDER ATION AT PLAY Sproat, Pyper, Collins, Charrier BUYS' FEDERATION ' t Boise High School, the Boys' Federation ' ' h' t r , under Resolving to be ot more service to the boys and o successfully began and carried through one ot the most truittul years ot its is o y the guidance ot Mr. Edward Hoshaw and Mr. Seth Freer. Bill Sproat as president was assisted by Bob Pyper, vice-presidentp Tom Collins, secretary, and lim Charrier, treasurer. Senior representatives were Bob Trask, Clayton lones and Calvin Evans. Chosen trom the junior boys were lim King, Perry Silver and Ray Wagoner. Lyle Duncan and Bob Barbour represented the sophomore boys in the Federation. Cn Boys' Day, sponsored by the Boys' Federation and held November l7, the faculty and the boys traded places. Weslie Rhodes took over the duties of principalg Bob Burke was assistant principal, lerry Smith, clean ot boysg and Lorraine Murphy, the only girl on the faculty, dean ot girls. Another new project was the sale ot book covers to students. The pep rally and bontire before the Nampa game was planned and executed by this group. December lS, the Boys' Federation presented its annual Christmas tormal dance, with Calvin Evans as general chairman. Throughout the year, the Boys' Federation has aided new boys and set a high standard ot service for future students to tollow. THIS OUINTET IS AT THE HELM Miss Clara Otness Mr. Seth Freer- Mr. Zed Foy Mr. W. D. Vincent Mr. Ed. Hoshaw FACULTY Page 18 A halt-hundred strong stands the taculty ot Boise High School. These teachers guide fourteen hundred students into the highways and by-paths ot learning. Their influence is lelt by hundreds ot boys and girls who go on to college, out into the world ot business, and into homes ot their own. ln addition to their class room activities many ot the teachers devote much time and energy to helping the students in extra-curricular activities. Qui' principal, Mr. Foy, stands at the helm. Beside him is Mr. Seth Freer, keeper ot detention, supervisor ot noon study hall, adviser ot the Boys' Federation, and director oi monitors. Mr. Ed I-loshaw ably counsels the boys and assists in the job ot coaching athletics. Miss Clara Otness, dean ot girls, is chairman ot the social committee, adviser ol the Girls' Club, and director ot the orderlies. Mr. W. D. Vincent as superintendent ot schools keeps a weather eye on the activities oi all. Jitfy 'fl' MTU' ZQQLLZTY Dfw Atfyff gffgff Well, looys, who's going to do the dishes? 0 Cute, isn't he? 0 Bernice Bjornson, the botanist. 0 An evening at home. 0 Aloha Ce, sighs Helen Moore. 0 Love me, love my dog, demands Kathryn Smith. ' Watch your step, Miss Barnes. 0 Esther l-luse and Mary Ann Hogarth. ' Comfy, Captain? 0 Miss Luke meets lack Frost in Connecticut. 0 Sir Cecil at school . . . but proud papa at home. ,. Q L ., y ..,.,, M 'ff .- .1,wJev - 1-'2. ' Zf-. - f 1 Fc! U? 41 '-:tw ' f 'va' Q We lt t iv I x ' I 5 ,.,.-up , A 2 , qw .E-2 .RJ .3'orY'5 ' ,J H.: Husahindgfengarit' G' ' 58313-ar. 5 ' -as wing, M' G. . BeffY' Hoqafth MH M 6 Davis' DI iggfim' D' A. aexirev- B'Cw1Se'F in HSYS' Lowry, B-euady' NLZOH B. .2 Lwesay. vu: gan-er. A, M.: .dh Ka. B osingerhv' bl. G.: Blackburn' Houmgshia n CE!a293ecieit.0A': Moo Johnson' . Niasdle se iw- D Smcyair. Barnes, Miss Marion li.A,, M.A, Y vvrnvll K -vll:-qw, Univ.r1lf'.1l1lfu'nll 1-If-v-in yr-.my linztcwry Bauer, Mr. John A. H S, Umv Avi Iiivaluw, ffl:-vvn fun-I um--lmll yr-nr Aiirnwuliun- Berry, Miss Grace BA.,M.A,I..1kvI1'-H.-.111 lm-I1 yulluj Hullury Bjornson. Miss Bernice Ii fi, Univ nl Iminlwrwp fvn ymmrn, Hniflny Blackburn. Miss Valora H A, M.A, Univ lriWlv'lvll1i,IllILV,lli nuns- ywurws, furmnvsilx Boosinger, Mr, A. J. 1- Q li .wr M ,v, Allmyn Nurnxfll, Unlv.nIl:if1lmp flilvffn yn-Arn, M.1!lx1-ln-lllwxz Burgher. Mr. D. K, I4 fi, U1nv.uflni.iluwj five- vv.n'1:g C'rx.n'lx E. Chase. Sergeant Frank 'lilxlriw-n ywirrll R.fU.T C ', Chindgren. Mr. R. F. Hf9,Omqfm5L1tvf nllnqwg iws-Ivn ymanzg Mnnlml Trdlnlnfi Cooper. Mr. Hoyt H A , Umv. H1g:hn'y Page 20 falls-qv K nlv1n1lvmUn1v f'nIm'.uin ul Inwup iwvnfy and nnvflmlf yoanzp Cuddy. Miss Margaret H.A., M,S,, MA., Univ. of irlfahrsg femur yvnrzz Fnqllslu Dartt, Miss Genevieve B.A., M.A,, MS., Univ. ni Idaho: Univ. of C2111- frurnid, lwelvw-1 and on ha years, M 11, .inns ' Davis, Miss Debora A B.Di., M.Dw., HA., Unlv. of Iowa, Qweniy-eiqhi and Une-half yearsg Hxsfory and Enqlxsh Docldridge. Major Philip Oiiurers' Tmxninq School, one-halfysn1r'pR.0,T.C'g Edlefsen, Mr. C. T. B.A., C'olle-rqe ni Idaho, Un1v.oi Idaho, iol1rysm1':: C,fmx1lxxeu:1al. Farrer, Mrs. Helen BA., M.A., Un1v.ofSouihe-rnCfallforniap Univ. of Oregon: eleven years, Dranmtiufz Fry. Mr. G. O. BS., Lfolcvrddo Aqrlsvxlltlxre Srhoolg Pxqhi ye-awp Auto Mechanxrsa Grider, Mr. E. F. BS., Oreqrm Slaie Colloqe, Univ. of Washington: eight years, Cormnerrml Hartzler, Mr. Kenneth BA., Snnpsong Three years, Vrwal Murano Hays, Mr. Arthur B.A., M.A., Depauw Umv., Univ. of Idaho, oleavs-in yfmrsg Hlstrvry. 'J - dl X f FACULTY Higer. Mr. Clifford B A., M.A., Univ. of Kfm.:.u:, Vnlmmln ISLHN- Tom-lwr-ge' ffnlleqe: rvnr- yr-.ny C'l1r-nnrslry Hogarth, Miss Mary Ann HA., M.A., Univ. nf Nnlwmsskn, Unlv ul Iuwn, lwftr-fm ywxnrg Lfihn Hollingshead, Miss Mary HA., Univ. oi Irialm, Univ. nf Clilxfnnxmp hfh-s-n years, Ari Holsinger, Mr. Franklin HA, Cfcvllvqe of Iclfihn, hun' ywlrsg ln1:Il'mn:-n1.1l Mufsut Hotchkiss, Miss Hazel HS., KarusdsxSfa1ffCTnllvqv, four yr-anzg Olin-v Hubert, Miss Ruth Two yehmwrg Office Huse. Miss Esther BA. M.A., Unxv. of W.1::l1inqhsn7 s-le-ve-n ywm: Enqlmh Jeffrey, Miss Blanche BA, M.A., Waslnnqimn Washxnqhnnp ten years, Hurst-ry Sinha ffullvqs-, Univ. of r Johnston, Miss Grace 15.5, Unlv. oi Orc-qon: Ihrw- yr-.imp Iimnv Evonrwrliws Lemon, Mr. W. O. B.S,, Cfwlnmdu Slain Cfnllf-qf-5 im1rh'm1 yn-nr: Prlnfmq 1 in . FACULTY Livesay, Mr. Fred B.A., College of Idaho: one year: English and Debate Lockett, Mr. Albert BI., Univ. of Missouri: one year: lournalism Lowry, Miss Edith BS., Oregon State College: ten years: Home Euonoxnios Lukes, Miss Minnie BE., BS., Midland College, Univ, of Neliraska: sixteen years: Commercial Marsh, Misa Ida BS., Oregon State College: years: Commercial fifteen and one-half Melish. Mr. C. C. Five years: Bookroom Miller, Miss Helen B.A., M.S., Univ. of Idaho, New York Lilvrary School: fifteen years: Lilirary Moody. Mr. Lester D. BA., Univ. of Washington: seven years: English Moore, Miss Helen BA., Drake Univ.: nine years: English Morgan, Miss Kathryn B.A., M,A., Whitman College: fifteen years: English P Wo G'-11. H, . C sjflfflsnify r.uE,j'gj',Q H., sh J Mor..i', gt-rrffg' 'Qi-1'If,7i'g':1r1ffo,iLQ P3233 J, 'l Ollald 'l 'nigh iss, 3.1 'Il Ex-sh 1' , C.: Holsklfggrpiltz-1.Et:-gghkfil ' -: T1-, 'ider ' OIHPSQUSI5' Paine, Miss Carol BS., M.A., Drake Univ., Univ. of Washington: fourteen years: Home Economics Paul. Mr. Howard B.A., Nehraska Wesleyan: eleven years: Mathematics Peltz, Mr. M. Earl BS., N.W. State Teachers' College, Missouri: one year: Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing Perkins, Mr. L. K. BS., Oregon State: fifteen and one-half years: Mechanical Drawing Pitzer, Captain John H. West Point: two and oneshalf years: R.O.T.C.: transferred Ianuary I, 1940 Pollard, Mr. Cecil B.A,, M.A., College of Idaho: sixteen years: Zoology Robinson, Mr. Fay C. BS., Univ, of Idaho: five years: Science Sawyer, Mr. John H. B.A., BS., Illinois Univ, and Normal: thirtyethree years: Physics Scarth, Miss Ardath B.A., BS., College of Idaho, Univ. of Idaho: five years: Home Economics Sample, Miss Kathryn B.S., Univ. of Missouri, Univ. of lclalio: titteen years: English Simmons, Miss Emma HA., BS., M,A., Univ. of Missouri, Univ, of Wisconsin: twentyftwo years: Fronifli Sinclair, Miss Margaret BA., M.A., College of Idaho, Coluinlwia Univ.: five and one-half years: Latin and English Six. Mr. J. E. B.S., Central Missouri Univ. of Washington: eleven years: Commercial Smith, Mrs. Alice Idaho Commercial College: twenty-one years: Registrar Smith, Miss Kathryn One and one-halt years: Vocational Selling: trans' ferrecl Ianuary I, l94O Straight, Mr. Luther Twelve years: Printing Thompson, Mr. Harry A. B.A., M.A., Univ. of Montana, Univ. of Washing- ton: one year: English Warnke. Miss Ruth BS., MS., Oregon State College: one year: Physical Education Woesner, Miss Inez BA., MA., Univ. of Washington: eleven years: English State Teachers' College, Page 21 We M W3 ww bg. kg QW . NW SEN if S E 13 E 3 Xe SENIUHS NIM 27. XQLXO Baker, Coppock. Uberuaga, Eytchison SENIORS Robed in the traditional gray caps and gowns tour hundred seniors marched across the stage of the new gymnasium tor the last time as students ot Boise High School on May 27. This was the last class to have attended senior high school tor four years. Baccalaureate services were held in the new gym May 26, The senior class play was also one ot the last activities, being presented on May 24 under the direction ot Helen Mayer Farrer. The play was Seven Sisters, adapted from the Hungarian play, by Edith Ellis. The cast included eight girls and six boys. Officers ot the senior class were loe Uberuaga, presidentg Thelma Coppock, vice- presidentg Bob Eytchison, secretaryg and Bernie Baker, treasurer. Class representatives to the student council were Rose Mateovich and Tom Collins. Senior Sneak Day and Senior Dress-Up Day came during the late spring, including annual customs ot a junior-senior boys' tug-o'-war and a matinee dance. Page 25 ABBEY, IEAN NORMA Muvlmy Llllln C'IvxIw I5 Swarlf-I Slurls: fl, l'Ixulr .I 4, Dnrwe- Orvll. 4, 'llulln-:: 25 I'1lmlm-0 2, Rf-QI Mull 4. AHERASTURI, MARY ASANION Iimsn CIul:s' I5 f'Iul14, Slzarle-lSk1rll: 45 Illqll l.1ql1I:: Slall 35 L,IlvI'4iI'Y Shall I-fl 'li Cllrls' Rllle- Tn-un fl-45 G A,A, 2 2, Exvwulxve- Board 45 llwwn' Rwll I 211. AC'ORI7ACIOlTlA, ICVELYN Inrmlnn Vallvy, Oruqon Spamfzlx Vlull 7-4, Srarlvl Skirts: II-45 f'rvynnwx'vml Vlul- 45 I4lon4wr Rall I 2 4. ADAMS, STANLEY E. Prlnvvlllv, Ora-man lllxnllnc1Sl.lllfl-I-45 FILA. 2-fl. ACSUIRRE, MARY LOUISE I'Iom- Spanmlx Vlull I5 Se'-xrlr-I Slzlrlz: II 4 ALLOWAY, RIVIIARD M. Emma Spnnnfzlx I 'lul- ALPERT, SUMNER r'Iu-lfzoa, Mn:2::ac ln1:1Oll:4 Iffuullvall I5 Trawk I-2-fl-41 Vlxoxr 1.43 IlxIlm:5 2, Plvmlrmre- 25 Rwl Mull 45 Illqlu L1qlxI:a Slall I-25 llunur Roll I-2-II5 R.O.T.KT,, N.C'O fl, C'.O. 45 Vwrpfz Gran. 3, V. I3rv:2, 4 ANDERSON, MARGARET IANE Cfalrlwell Klulflwvll ILS. I-2-fig Swarlel Slclrlu 45 Hxqlx l,1qlxl:1 All, Slall 4, Mfvnllur 4. ARANC7, MIREN E. MwD4-rnull, Novmla f1p.m111llC'In1I,4, Smxr'Ic1lSklr'l::4 ARNOLD, ROY E Hvlvna, Munlana llvlw-na Ilxqll Suluuml I5 SIU Cflulv II5 Du-Nul I,r--Iqun 2-fi-45 Hnnnr Rall Q5 Munllrur 45 R.O.T.CT., N. C ,O K, I ,O. 45 i'cvr'p::C'1ren. 4. ARRIOLA IOAN P, Ellen, Nevada Sp.1mf:Ilf'luIlfl5 Glr'l::' H C'IuIv Sm' 45 Swarlvl Slclrls 45 G.A,A. I-fl fl, Sw-. 45 Il1c1I1I.1qlll:4 Slall 2- ?-45 Ilcmur R1-ll I. AYERS, ALIVE LOUISE Buise l'l1:alrn'y fflulw 35 Spanlslu Cflulu 2- 37 Swarlwl Slurls 3-45 Corwrerl Hnnll 2-13-45 Symphony Orvh. 45 Rs-ll M1ll 45 f'lu-rm Spe-ewlx 35 Ihmm- Roll II5 Orch-rly 4, AZVUENAOA, l,OlIlS PAUL Bmfza flI,1mpf'll1lv 2 'I-45 Frvrxllmll fl, Trm'l-c 'I fl, CII:--v K'IuIw IT-45 C'l1-uv 4' Rf-fl Mull 4. HAVIIMAN, NELL M. Namru Sf-ml:-I Sklrh: II5 llunrlr Roll I, IIADULEY, RUTH E. Emma Spunlfslu Vlulv 'I5 Svarlrvl Slcirls 3- 4, Ol:-v f'luIv 25 C'lucur fl-42 Hlrwl- lu-.: 25 I91rmIrurv Il5 Rf-cl Mlll 4. IIAKES, WILLIAM HEBER Pcxvalellw lll:rlw1'yf'lulv 2,Prf-f:.41Dmmali: Vlnlv I-2-'T-45 Lalxn Clulw 3-45 f'wn::ul 25 Eurunx Vlul- 45 Track fI5 Pr-rw Hanll 2-S5 Vomterl Band I-fl: Symphony Orvll I-2, 47 Hlnllumf' 25 'lllnalrurr- 25 llunor Rall I-2, 4. Page 26 BAKER, ARDATH LOIS Emiss- Scvarlel Slum: 3-45 Glow Cflulm I- 2-35 l0ll1e-5 25 Rlnalor9 2. BAKER, BERNERD ALFRED Tavmna, Wa::I1lnqlon B Clulu fl-45 Slu C'IuIx, Sew. 25 V. Pras. Ir, CTI.-1s:::5 Tn-ma. Sr, Class Yell Klnq 'I BALLOU, CLINTON E. Kmq Hull Kinq Hill Hxqlx Srlxuul I-2-T15 Chn- vert Band 4, BANCROFT, CAROL LORINE Emrnell Hlslory Vlulw, V. Rrmz. 45 Lalln Clula 3-45 Suarlpl Slcirh: 45 G.A.A. I5 Corn-9l'l Band 2-3-45 lunior Eannl I5 IulI1es: 25 Ds-Iwalv 25 Honor Roll I-2-fl-45 Nlnnllnr 45 Muslr' Fesshval 2-II-4. BARINAGA, NASH IOSEPH V Muunlam Ilcxmv C0rnrnPrvml Cflulw I5 Honor Roll 2-3. BARNES, MERRILL ELDON Burley B Clul- 45 F,F.A. I5 Foullwall 3-45 Easlu-Ilwall 45 Wresllxnq 25 Do-Nul Leanne- 2-fl-45 Honor Roll I, fl-45 Ease-Imll 4. BARNES, SUE Me-Ilxn Uslurlc Iliqla Sc'll0ul5 Swnrlel Slurls 45 Honor Rnll I-2-fl-45 Or- derly 4. BARRETT, FRED Rwxlvurq E Clulx 3-45 Enullxall I-2-fl-45 Baslce-fllxall l-2-3-45 Travk 2-3-45 Do-Nut LP-ique 3-4. BARRY, DON E, Topvlca, Kansas: Bulul Hiqlu Scrllnol I5 Lalin C'IuIw 2-45 E C'luIw 45 Tffnnxf: 2-fl-45 Do-Nut L+-aqua fl, Doll-alv 45 Honor Roll I-2-fl-4. BASTIDA, LUCY Ellcrw, Nevada Land:-r C'oun'y Hiqlu Swlxool I5 Spanish C'InIw I5 Orderly I, BAUER, EUGENE KENDALL Spokane, Waslxinqlon Stamp Clulw 2-4, Prps. 35 Ski Cllulm I-2-35 Trask I-2-35 Glen Cflulw 25 loIlie5 25 Honor Roll I-25 R.O.T.C,,N.C,T.O,ZZ-4,M11s1vFos- lival Q. BEDFORD, ERNEST D. Caldwell Honor Roll I-2-fl-45 FILA. I, BELKNAP, LEONA E. Glflnns Ferry Glee Clulv I-25 IrwlI1v:1 25 Pum- lnrP 2. BERGOUIST, KENNETH O, H0159 Dramahr C'Iula fl, Sew. 45 B Clulw 45 Slamp fllulw I, Sect.- Treas. 25 Forzllxall 25 Baskefll-all 25 Trask Mqr. 35 Glev fflulu 35 LillIe Women 35 Honor Roll I-2-fi-45 Yf-ll Dulce 4. BILBAO, FARMEN FRANCIS Nlounlain llcmw Grandview Hxqlx Svlmul I5 Spun- B DP EUNIVI-L Turluvla, C'alilurn1a 1:11 S 'l1cmI, Evers-II, Waslxinq- on 5 Lalxn Cflulm 4. ish flulw fl-4. f I I I I BINGHAM, SHIRLEY Provo, Utah East Hiqh School, Salt Lake 35 Scarlet Skirts 45 Orclerly 4. BLACK, WILLIAM M. Boise S.M.S. Club I-2-35 Monitor 2. BLAKE, ARTHUR l'hllinq::, Montana B Club 3-45 Football I-2-3. BLOOMSTRAND, ANNA S. Boise History Club 35 Spanish Club I- 2-35 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Commer- cial Club, Pres. 45 Library Statt 35 Honor Roll l-2-3-45 Orderly 4. BLUMENAUER, BARBARA D. Fernie, BLT., Canada Ellensburq lliqh School, Wash., l-25 Latin Club 35 Scarlet Skirts 35 G.A.A. 35 Glee Club 35 Honor Roll 3. BOND, LAURIE I.W. Semans, Saskatchewan City Park Colleqiate, Saskatoon I5 Harvard School tor Boys, Chi- cano 25 French Club 35 Latin C 'lub 2-3-45 Debate 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Hi-Y Club 45 Science Club 4. BORUP, GEORGE BYRON Boise Concert Band 2-35 lunior Band I. BORUP, HARRY I. Boise lunior Orchestra 25 Monitor I. BOULAN, MARY I.OU Boise Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Art Club 25 Glee Club I5 Choir 2-3-45 Iol- lic:: 25 PinaIore 25 Red Mill 45 Monitor 45 Choir Sextet 4. BOWERS, LILLIAN LUCILLE Tuttle Art Club I-25 loIlies 2. BRACKEN, CLAIRE Enid, Oklahoma Dramatic Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 G.A.A. I5 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Camera Club 3-45 Girls Club Treas. l, Sec. 2, V.Pros. 45 Choric Speech 35 Debate I5 Courier Statt 2-3, Editor 45 I-Iiqli Liqhts Statl I-2-35 Honor Roll I-2-3-4. BRASSEY, BARTON A. Boise San Dieqo Hiqh School I5 Dalles Hiqh School 25 Science Club 45 Ski Club 35 Tennis 3-45 Do-Nut Leaque 35 Rille Team 3-45 C.O. 4. BREWI-IR, NOEL C. Boise Art Club l5 N.C.O. 3-4. BRIGHAM, PEGGY Three Forks, Montana Latin Club 25 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Girls' Club, Ir. Pres. 35 Tennis 3-45 Gott 45 Student Council 3, V. Pres. 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Pres. ot Iunior Class5 B Club Queen 4. BRCUNSON, CECILIA E. Boise Clive Club 35 Choru: Speech 4. BROWN, BARBARA M. Meridian Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Orderly 3. BROWN, RUBY ORETHA Nyssa, Oregon Scarlet Skirts 45 Orderly 4. BRUINS, IEAN GERTRUDE Boise Ustick High School I-25 Dramatic Club 45 Latin Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Camera Club 35 Glee Club 35 Choir 45 Red Mill 45 Courier, Ad. Ed. 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Monitor 4. BRUINS, RUTH Boise Ustick Hiqh School I-25 Dramatic Club 45 French Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Camera Club 35 Glee Club 35 Honor Roll I-2-3-41 Orderly 4. BUCK, ALICE MARIE Cambr Science Club 3-42 Hlollies Pinatore 25 Hiqh Liqhts St BUCK, RICHARD WILLIAM Manila, Philippine Islands Pocatello Iunior tiiqh I5 Bonners Ferry Hlqh 25 Spanish Club 35 Science Club 35 March ot Dem- ocracy 45 Ritle Team 45 N.C.O. 4, C.O. 4. idqe 2 att 4 BUNCH, BILL HAROLD Boise S.M.S. Club I-25 Concert Band 35 lunior Band 25 Dance Orch. 3-45 Symphony Orch. 2-3-45 lu- nior Orch. I5 lollies 25 Pina- tore 35 Red Mill 4. BURNHAM, CAROL IANE Salt Lake City, Utah History Club 25 Dramatic' Club 2-3, Historian 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Choric Speech 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Monitor 3-45 Orderly 35 David Coppertielcl' 45 Lit- tlest Shepherd I. BURNS, PAUL D. Bi irley Fairtield Hiqh School l, 35 Moun- tain Horne Hiqh School 2. BUSH, BETTY MARIE Boise Girls' B Club 3, V. Pres. 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 G.A.A. 2-3, Executive Board 45 Monitor 3. BUTLER, WINIFRED M. Glendive, Montana Dramatic Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3, Sec. 45 Glee Club 35 H Roll I-2. CAHILL, DAN WALLACE Seattle, Washinqion History Club 45 Dramatic Club 2-35 Latin Club 45 Uncle I1mmy 25 Choric Speech 2-35 Honor Roll I-25 Monitor l. onor CAINE, BARBARA MARIE Logan, Utah Dramatic Club 45 French Club 2-45 Scarlet Skirts 3, Pres. 45 Symphony Orch. I-2-3-45 Pina- iore 25 Red Mill 45 Choric Speech 3-45 Honor Roll l-2-3-45 Orderly 2. CALL, FRED ELMO Blackfoot Star Hiqh School I-2-3. CANFIELD, BURT Boise F.F.A. 25 Do-Nut Leaque 3. CARROLL, BETTY IANE Great Falls, Montana Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Symphony Orch. I-2-35 'llolliesu 25 Pina- Iore 25 Choric Speech 3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2-3. CARTER, RICHARD LEE Boise F.C.A. I-2-35 Glee Club I-25 Choir 3-45 Iollies 25 PinaIore 25 'lRed Mill 45 Hiqh L iqhts Statt 2-3-45 A Cappella Choir 3, Quartfit 4. Page 27 CTERNICI-I, ANNE PAULINE Rovk Springs, Wyoininq Ilomef Ev. Cfluli 2-3-43 Soarlel Skirln 33 Glnv l'lulv I-2-33 Rina- Iori- 23 Dual. Mu::iL1Fusl. 2. VIIALFANT, FRANK ELGIN Boise Forum C'luli 2-fl, Pros. 43 Track 33 Tennis: I-2. Pep Hand 2-33 Con- vvrl Iianrl 2-33 Iilnior Band I3 ll:-I-into 43 Honor Roll I-2-3-4. VIIAMBERS, C'Ol.I.I-Il-IN Einrne-ll Srailvl Skirli: Il-43 Vonvorl Band 2-3-4, Honor Roll l,1l3Monilorfl3 Orile-rly 3-43 Dual. Mus. Emil. 2-fl. VIIANEY, THELMA LUCTILLE Boise Olaf- Kihil- I-23 Choir ll-43 Iol- hvsm 23 Pinalorv 23 Re-rl Mill 43 Vhoriv Spf-Pfwh 33 Dual. Mus. Fi-nl. 2-3-4. VIIARRIER, IAMI-ZS WIl.LIAM Boise Forum I 'luls I-2-3, V. Prof: 43 B C'li1li3-43T+'11l1lf1I-2-3-4ZSlucIPnl Vounvil, Cor. SL-:'. 3, Treas. 43 l'loy:1FPmIPr-illon, Tro-is. 43 Deliale- 23 Honor Roll I-2-3-43 Monilor 4. VIIENEY FAY Kwnilworlh, Utah Mvrifhan Hiqli Svliool I3 Hislory Vluli 3-43 French Cflul: 3-43 Sm- onrP C'luli 43 Suarlol Slurls 3-43 Glow- Phil: 2-33 IolliP:: 23 Pin-1lorw 2. CYHRISTENSEN, LOZENE IDA Malacl Kuna Iliqh School I-23 Srarlol Slcirh: 3-4. CTIIRISTIANSEN, VIRGINIA Logan, Ulah Mvliinlvy lliqh Srhool, Honolulu I3 Frvnmvli Chili 33 Sctarlel Skirls 3-43 Choir 2-3-43 Iolhe:: 23 PinalorP 2' Rad Mill 43 Ilonor Roll I-2-fl-43 RO T.C. Hon- orary 4 'allol Maior 3. VIIRISTENSEN, WESLEY DEAN I.:-wisvxllP Illrzlory I 'luli 23 Ilmikollsall I3 Golf 23 Do-Nui Leaquf- 2-33 lliqh I.iqlils: Slall 23 Honor Roll 22 Mon- Ilor 43 N.C'.O. 3, C .O. 43 Corps Grnn. 43 Pvrszliinq Rifles: 4. 4'I.ARK, PHYLLIS IUNE Sioux Cfily, Iowa Oirlfs' B C'li1lw 3-43 Tennis I-2- 3-43 filev Chili I, 43 Rod Mill 43 Orlle-rly 43 G.A.A. I-2, Execu- Iive- Hoarcl 3, Prefs. 43 Svarlol Skirt: 3. C'LAYVILl.E, FREDA MAE Boise! Hoinr- I-Iv. C'lulv 43 Sr'arlPl Skirls fl-43 G.A.A. I3 C'hoir 3-43 Iol- hr-:: 23 Pinalore 23 Red Mill 43 Honor Roll I-2. VOVHRAN, HELEN M. May C'halli:1 Hiqh Srhool I-2-33 Span- iszh C'luli 4. COC'KRILL, MARY MARGARET Eniineill Ilonnr Roll 23 Orclvrly I. COLLINS, STEPHEN THOMAS Poualello Il C'Iulw 3, V. Pros. 43 Foolliall 3-43 Bmslcc-llmll 3-43 Boys: Federa- lion, Suv. 43 Sluflenl C'ounc3il 4. UONDIE, ROMA Presxlon Svarlf-I Slurls 3-4: Corivvrl Band 2-33 Iollio:: 23 Cfhorii' Spf-mth 4. C'ONKI.IN, WILMA Boise Sn'arle1lSk1rls3-43 Glee Chili 2-33 Hlollir-za 23 Rnmlorv 23 Order- ly fl. Page 28 C OOK, WILLARD REA Forl Collins, Colorado Bryanl I liqh School, Sall Lake I3 Spanish Clulv 4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 33 Glee Chili I-2-3-43 Choir 43 Iolhes 23 PlnalOr9 23 Red Mill 43 A Cfappcblla Quarlal 43 Disl. Mus. Fesl. I-2-3-43 March ol Democracy 43 CIeopalra I. CORPOCK. THELMA A. Boisn I'I1Ql0ryClul1l-2-3, Pres. 4: Home Ec. Clulw 3-43 Scarlel Sklrls 3-43 Corninernfial Clul: 43 Orclerly 33 V. Pres. ol Se-n1orC'la::::. COTTLE, TAYLOR F. Fi :ah Ha von COUZENS, PATRICIA Raise Spanish Chili 23 Scarlel Skirls 3-43 Convelrl Band 2-3-43 Iunior Band I3 Danse Orch. 33 IoIIio:: 2, Dist. Mus, Fe-sl. I-2-3. COX, REED E. Lakeview, Oroqon Medlord Hiqh Srhool I-2-33 Do- Nul League 4. CRAVEN, EARL L. Bvavor, Kansas Lilieral Hxqh Svhool, Kansas: I3 B Clulw 43 Fooll-all 3-43 Bas- kellvall 2-3-43 Do-Nut Lvaquv 3-43 Pep Band 2-33 C'onr'vrl Banml 2- 3-43 Symphony Oruh. 3-43 Iol- liQs 23 Honor Roll 2. CRAVEN, PHYLLIS MAXINE Weiser Spanish ffluli, Pros. 2-33 Drain- alicr Chili 3, Trswas. 43 Sctarlel Skirls 3-43 Glee Chili 3: Iollies 23 Lillle Worn?-n 33 Cfhorilf Speech 3-43 Courier Slall, Senior Ed. 43 Honor Roll 33 Hiqh Liqhls Slall I. CRIDER, WARREN THOMAS Adi Oklwl om 1 I, 1 i f Foolliall 2-33 Baskelliall I-2-33 Track 3-43 Do-Nul Lvaque l gg. 43 Glee Chili 3-43 Choir 43 Rod Mill 43 Hiqh Liqhle: Slall 3, Mqr, 4. CROUCH, VIRGIL A. Rainf- Do-Nul Leaqufa I-2. AQI. CUMMINS, HARRY KEITH Mellia Boxinq 23 Wreslhnq I3 Symphony Orch. I-2-33 PinaIore 23 Dxsl. Mus. Fesl. I-23 N.CT.O. 4, CIO. 4. DAHLBERG, LILLY MAY Kinq Ilxll Home Ev. Chili 43 Glas- Vlulv I-2- 33 Iolhes 23 Pinalore 2. DAVIS, MARGARET VARINA Sfvallle, Waishinqlon I-Iislory Chili 23 French C'h ilw 31 Srvarlal Slcirls: 3-43 Ski Clula 2- 3-43 Courier Slall 33 Moni or 43 Orderly 2. DAVIS, PATRICK II. Boise F.C.A. I3 Do-Nut League I3 Iliqli Liohls Prinlinq Slall. DEAN, ALAN E. Sioux Eallsz, Soulh Dakola Glas- Chili 3-43 Marn'h ol ocwracy 4. Dom- DEARY, CECILIA MARIE Boise Kuna Hiqh Srhool 2, Meridian 33 Lalin Chili I-2. DEARY, DOROTHY LOUISE Iordan Vallcay, Orvqon Meridian Hiqli Svhool 33 Clulv I-2, 43 Stamp C'Iulw 43 Lalin Sym- phony Orvh. 3-43 Ir. Orvh. 2. DEHLIN, KENNETH W. Portland, Oreqon Franklin Hiqli School, Portland I7 Pep Iiancl 47 Concert Band 3-47 lr. Eaml 27 Dance Orch. 3-47 Symphony Orch., Pres. 4. DENSON, TOM D. Pismo Beach, California Club 37 Track 47 Ir. Band 27 Monitor 3-47 N.l'.O. 47 Dist. Mus. Fi-sl. I-27 lll-Y fl. DISHMAN MARY LEE Cliaclwick, Missouri Svarlz-t Skirts 47 C'oiiiriier'i'i-il l'luli4. DOWLIN, MARSHALL Cf. Pafzasleiia, lfalitornia Clive Club 12-LI, Iollie:1 27 I'in.ilore 27 N,4'.O. 3. DRISC 'Ol.I., HARRIET Boise llnetory Club 2-37 Dramatic Club 27 Fr:-m'li Club 4' latin Vlub l 2' Svarlrit Skirts 3-47 Ouill anfl Scroll 47 Ski Club 37 Girls' Club, Pri-::. l, V. Pres. 27 Colt 47 Glee Club 37 Ulilylls ot tlie- Kino 37 Courts-r Stall, Circ. Mqr. 3, Asst. I-III. 47 Ilonor Roll l-2-3-47 Orcler- ly 2-3. DUNN, RAY EUGENE Nampa Nampa Ir. Hiqli 27 EEA. I-27 Track 37 Do-Nut Loaque 2. EAKIN, IAC'K HAMILTON Emmett H C'luli ll-47 Football Mqr. 2-11- 47 Biisketliall Mqr. l-27 Track Mqr. 27 Honor Roll I-2-Il-4. l'fHlCRLl'I, TIIEODORE H. Boise Foruiu C'lub 3, Pres. 47 B Club 47 Ski Cluli It-47 Track 3-47 Pep I'l.miI 3-47 Clint-Mt Band 2-3-47 Dance Ort-li. 47 Lillies 27 De- liatm- 2-47 lloiinir Roll I-2-3-4. EDWARDS, ARTHUR W. Boise Pep Hariri 37 Concert Band 2-3-47 Iunior Band l. EDWARDS, PAUL W. Boise F.F.A. 2-3-47 Convert Band 2-37 Iunior Bantl l. 6 I EKSTRAND, BETTY CAROLYN Boise Auilulion Ir. llioli, Los Angeles, l'.ililoi'nm l7 Inqlewocnl Hiqli Scliool, lnqlewoorl, Cfallllirnia 2. EI.I,lS, DOROTHY IANE Leaalore Spanish Club l-27 Home Ec. Club 3-47 Si:-irlet Skirts 37 Coiiuiiercial Club 47 Glee Club 2-:tj lolitas 27 Pinalore 27 Honor Roll I-2- It-4. ERICTKSON, IUNE MARIE 'I'liif'lriv1-r Falls, Minnesota Sc'-irlvt Skirts 37 Give Club I-27 lolitas 27 Furniture 2. ERTTER, ROBERT G. Boise Bnxinq 27 Wrestling I-27 Do-Nut I.e-aqiio 2-3-4. EVANS, CALVIN LOUIS Salt Lake City, Utah B Club 47 Commercial Club 47 Football 2-3-47 Track 27 Ir. Band 2 Boys' Federation 47 Hiqli Liqhls Stalt 37 Honor Roll 2-3. EYTCTHISON, ROBERT D. Portland, Ore-qon li Club fl, Sew. 47 Football I-2- 3-47 Biisiketliall 2-3-47 Track 37 Do-Nut Leaque l-2-37 Svc. ot Senior Class. FACKRELL, ALVIN R. Boise Football 37 Do-Nut Leaque 3. FAILS, BETH' Rupert Dramatic Club 3-47 Latin Club 1-27 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Glee Club 37 Choir 47 Red Mill 47 Monitor 3-47 Orderly 4. FAUGHT, ALBA MARIE South Acworth, New Hampshire History Club 47 Latin Club I-27 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Library Stall 2-37 Pres. 2-37 Honor Roll I-2-3-4. FICKLE, BARBARA ELIZABETH Denver, Colorado Latin Club 47 Scarlet Skirts 3-4, FIELD, DARRELL LEROY Meridian Track 2-37 Do-Nut Leaque I-27 Glee Club I-27 Choir 3-47 Iol- lies 27 Pinatore 27 Red Mill 47 Cleopatra I, FOSTER, IEAN C. Elkhart, Kansas Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Orclerly 3-4. FRALICK, DON S. Wichita, Kansas Football 47 Track 47 Do-Nut Leaque 27 Glee Club I7 Pep Band 3-47 Concert Band 2-3-47 Ir. Band I7 Symphony Orch. 47 Iollies 27 Honor Roll I7 Music Fest. 2-3-47 Hi-Y 4. FRAZER, CLARY Salt Lake City, Utah Bryant Hiqh School, Salt Lake I7 Glee Club 27 Choir 3-47 Pep Band 47 Concert Band 3-47 lr. Band 27 Iollies 27 PinaIore 27 Red Mill 42 Orderly 47 'tMarch ot Democracy 4. FRIEDLY, HELENA LOUISE Boise Commercial Club 47 Glee Club 27 Iollies 27 PinaIore 27 Li- brary Stall 3-47 Honor Roll l-2-3. FRITSCHLE, MARIORIE ANN Boise Dramatic Club 3-47 David Cop- perlield 47 Library Statl 3-47 Honor Roll I-2-3-4. FRY, MARTIN L. Horseshoe Bend History Club I-27 B Club 3-47 Track I-2-3-47 Do-Nut Leaque I-2- 37 Honor Roll I-27 Rille Team 3-47 N.C.O. 37 C.O. 4. GABICA, IOE Boise Rille Team I-2-3-4. GANZ, HELEN ELAINE Baker, Oregon Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Glee Club 37 Choir 3-47 Red Mill 47 Student Council Treas. 37 Yell Duchess 4. GEDDES, KATHRYN IOYCE Loqan, Utah Commercial Club 47 Glee Club 2-37 Iollies 27 Pinalore 2. GIESLER, CALVIN I. Ontario, Oreqon Ontario Hiqh School I7 Spanish Club 3-47 Glee Club I-2, 47 Iol- lies 27 Pinatore 27 Hiqh Liqhts Staff 3-47 Monitor 3-4. GIANUNZIO, CHARLOTTE L. Iron Mountain, Michiqan Spanish Club I7 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Girls' Club, Sec. 47 Glee Club 37 Choir 3-47 Red Mill 47 Iliqli Liqlils Stall 3. 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CIIIIII1 41 HR '1MI1IH'I1 11lXWf7R'1'1I, GRANT CT11111w1111 IJ1'.111111111' i'11111f13 KT11111'11' Spf1111'11 HUNT, MAPGAPFT F. W11'1111-1, K.111::.1:: C'1111111111r1'1.11 f'I1111 43 1111111111 181111 HAYS, 11011 IU, B111::11 Nu 43111141 3 Q-' 1 1 I ,m V 3 , 1-111'1 11111111 113 I1'. 11111111 1 D.1111'11 UNI'-'1'I1 H ' 5' X ' 2 1 'k 1 IENSFIN, 1'11111e1.1:s 1., 11111110 G11-11f'1111113C'111111'1131111111141111 111iR1FORI3, V1'f1,MlK LOUIS 2, 51111111111 D11111'1111' 4, V11111-111'1 13111111 1-2 '1113 171111111 01111. '111: Sym,1111.11y O1-1-11 .1115 1..11.1-11 7 HI3111 M1 1-2-1-43 111'.1:1:: 511111111 1 2311317111111 M111111' 1 P11 nerx I11111111l11111 1111111 S1'1111111 1-2, C1 'S 1' f'I1111f2.1' 11111111:: 11jM11111l111' Page 30 IICNSHN, RUTH LICORA Boise KERLEY, I. WALTI-IR Boise G.A.A. I-25 Art Club lg Honor B Club 2-3-4: Football l-2-5?-4: Roll l, Basslcfetball 25 Track I-2-fl. IICPPSON, LOIS M. KIDD, MURRAY A. Hoise Br1ql1dyn,Ullqh Trarlc fl-45 Do-Nut I.:-atue I-2- C'ouni'il Hlqh Svhool, Utah l-2-.lg I .3-4: Hiqh Liqhtrc Stall 45 llonor Svarlet Skirts 4. Roll l. KIMBALL, KENT I.. Manti, Utah IOHNSON, CLYDE LINN Do-Nut Leaque 2-fl-4. Wlivatland, Wyominq KINC MARPFRY IF 1, J , ,AN Boise Dramatic: Club 2-fl-45 Scarlet Skirts fl-45 G.A.A. I5 Pen and Blotter Club l5 Little Women 35 David ffopperliflltlu 45 Mon- t itor 45 Orilvrly fi. IOHNSON, ELFIANOR Boise KING, SHERMAN CAMERON Hoiszo - Svienve Club, V. Preis. 45 Latin IOHNSON' MARY LOU Frumami Vlub I-2, Treas. 35 Stamp Cllub lg Ldtm Club 3, Svdrlot Skwm 34: Ingpq-Bagel 2-ffl-45 Loni-ert Band Ulm- Club 2-3: Lillies 25 Pin- ' ' ' Ylllllhllfly O 'fll,', 2345 dimwlu 2' Pinalore 25 Red Mill 45 De- bate 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Brant: Svxtet 45 Forum Club 4. IOHNSON, RALPH EBERFNHHGHA KIPPING! BETTY IRAN F.CT.A. 2-T45 Faait-all l, 35 N.C7.0. H VwN9WUi35llQ, Wyoriiinq -2-4. High Liqmg SMH 23.4. ome Eu, f lub 2-2, Serv. 45 boar- Skirts 3-45 Glee Club I-25 lolitas 25 Pinalon-V' 25 Orcler- ly 4, IOHNSON, WANDA FILVIRA Fruitland Svarlot Skirts fl-45 Monitor 45 KNIGHT, BILL L. Twin Falls Orrlerly 4. Ontario Hiqh School I5 Glee Club 3. JONES, CLAYTON MARVIN Boise Shattut-k Military Arademy 25 LAWSON, BILL Cascade Fl Cllub 3-45 Golf fl-45 Choir 4 Baszkelball 25 Do-Nut Ln-aque 2, Ir. Band I5 Boys Federation 4. IONES, LILLIAN Boise History Club 2-35 Latin Cflub l- LFIACH, GLADYS GFRALDINE 2-35 Homo Hu. Club fl, Treas. 45 Meridian Svarlc-vt Skirts II-45 Gln-be Cllub 2-35 Iolite-is 25 Pinafore 25 Choric Spec-vli 45 Hioh Lights Stall, Feat. Htl. 45 Honor Roll 2-3-45 Monitor l, 35 Orilurly 2-3. Latin Club I5 Couunorvial Club 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Iol- lifesn 27 Pinatore 2, LEEPFR, HILL HENRY . , Eaton, CRI ' d IONF5- WINFIELD GUNN Glee Club 25 Choir 45 'Tfillliieszg 25- l'Pirialore 25 Red Mill 45 35 Wresitlmr 4' Rille Team 4 Hlqh Llqmg SMH 4: A C P 9lla Butte, Montana Hoxinq 35 Football 25 Track Mqr N C, O 23' 4 Ouartet I-2-fi. IORDAN, PHYLLIS Boise Forum Club 2-35 Camera Club, , Sew. 35 Concert Band 3-45 Clioric LEILHTLER' EDNA M' Blfwkfofjl Sp:-coli 4. LINN, DICK Missoula, Montana IORGHNSEN, GEORGE H. Do!Nut Leaque I-25 Monitor 45 Poratello N-f--O 2'3'4- Spanish Club fl-45 N.C.O. 4 IOSLYN, RALPH Boise Dramatic Club 2-3, Pres. 45 Stamp Cllub I5 Art Club I-25 Quill .mil S 'roll fl, Treas. 45 Pen and N i iiiarit-luiiiii 1, Pg-H. 21 Tile Will- L0f KFTT- TN-K T-B k O ' S ' t 25 I llc ttt .K' 5 ef- V9 Un ESQ VV0mLni Oj?x9Cl:Sgi. rum Cflub 25 Art Club 35 Igqh Speovli II5 Debate 45 Courier Llqlltfi btatt, Ad. Mor. 45 NILO. Stall, Art Ed. 45 Hiqh Liqhts Stall l-2-fl-45 Library Stall 35 Honor Roll I-2-ll-4. LOGAN, BILL Boise KEITH, LYSLE Wilder Honor Roll 2-fl. Honor Roll 25 Monitor 3. KENNEDY, MARYANNE Boise History Club 35 Dramatic Club 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 G.A.A. I-25 LORIMER, BILL RAY Boise Girls' C'lub, Treas. 25 Choric' Speech 45 Hiqh Liqhts Stall 35 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Monitor 3-45 Orderly 35 Hiq Sister Captain 3. Football I5 Basketball I-25 Coll 45 Do-Nut Leaque I-2, 4. KFPROS IOHN BONE! LARRONDO, MARY CONCIHA ' ' , 5 . , ' f Cl wnns F cl'l'g'4l'Eg Lam' gllull' Glenna Ferry Hiqli eSuliiooTrTi 23- Ballglllgili 'Tgrrmg Meridian Hiqh School 25 Spanish QRAI Symphony Owhl 123: Club 45 Home Eu. C lub 4, Pu1atore 25 Honor Roll l-2-3-4. Page 31 M...-IVICR l.l'lITll MAKLICIC, IIIANITA Cl, IUUGH. 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Sluclvnl licumly 43 Dolmlv . H fy, -' 1 , fl A 4: f'mlv'lv1'Sl.1fl fl-43 lllqll l.1ql1l:: 'Um Rui Mill 1 Skull Ql-fl-41 llmmm- Hull l-2-fl-43 f'l.1:.:: CUlll.'1-r, Sm: 2, Trslnlx fl MOORE, Norezx Pl-:ARL ,, , , , Hnll.1l.x, Mun: uri M flm'l ' DOH5 MMM? ll 'H'x , lm...-y c'l..1. Ip s.........1. v1..ll- 1, C .mum-r.-1.11K lull 4, hlvvf lulw I-2.1: Sm. Q. St.tH.1l,t gklmw -4,1 .1 A A 'llullu-:: 12, l7nlu.xl.nv 2, llumvr 1.2.'Ci'2g,H,IH,h.1'gl4'llll,,1V l'l,,iI1,',:. Rwll lf.Z. 2, H...r. 1,...m.. su..nV1.Qz z, u....... M.'AHI-Ili, MARc:Am2T 1u:1,HN M' IQ' ll O 'l 'Y l lim' Moxerillollfsri, WlI.l,lAM 1-1 l..1lm Vlul. 12 l-'lf fifnlrlvl Sklrlu M Q-1 X . 1 ffl ,f 1,444 Page 32 ' WI 'jf 7 l'l, Dmm.1tl.- Vlul. ill, l-'lvrvlm f'lu1l- llvnlumllx, Mlmlr-mul.: MURPHY, LORRAINE FRANCES Nampa Ere-nuli Clliilw 2-fl-4: Scarlet Skirts It-476311-1-4?liilw 47 Iunior Orch. I7 Rr-it Mill 47 Honor Roll I7 Or- dorly 2-fl. MYERS, AVIS VALE Konilwortli, Utah St. Turosa':: Aczacleniy I-2. NELSON, BETTY IANI-I Boise Swarlot Skirts fl-47 Quill and Slfroll 47 Cillve Cluli I-27 Hlolllt-'si' 27 Pinatore 27 Hiqli Liqhts Stall 47 Honor Roll 47 Monitor 37 Or- Llvrly ll-4, NELSON, MARTIN VICTOR Boise E.I .A. I-2-ll, Pros. 4. NEWNIIAM, BETTY IEAN Boqard, Missouri O,A.A. I-27 Orderly I. NEWTON, BETTY ELOISE Ontario, Oregon NIVIIOLS, IIERBERT ALBERT Boise EEA. 2-Il, V. Pros. 47 Travlc 37 Wrmztlino fl-47 Iunior Orch. I7 Miirvli ol Donioc:raL:y 4. NOAKES, LEO Pocatello Miutison Hiqli School, Rexlvnrq 27 Olena Cluli 27 Cainora Clult 2. NORD, DONALD Spokane, Wasliinqton Driilii-ilu: Vluli ll-4. NORDOIIIST, WARREN H. llnmle-rwooc'I, North Dakota llmiiiativ Cfluli 47 Latin Cluli 37 ills-1' flluli 47 'IRQCI Mill 47 Clio- rn' Spoevli fl7 Honor Roll I-2. NORRIS, IEAN MARIE Boise Swarlot Skirts 47 Coinineroial l'lnli 47 Pon and Blotter Chili 27 Olav tllulw 27 Choir 47 Hlol- lie:i 27 Pinalore 27 Red Mill 47 Honor Roll 37 A Cappella Sex- tPl 4. OBENCTHAIN, DELIGHT Ketrhuin Voiiiiiieruial Cfluli 47 Honor Rall I-2-3-4, OLIVER, IOHN TODD Boise t'lul-7 N.C.O.1. OLSON, FLORENCE H. Boise Latin C'lulw 27 Scvarlet Skirts 3-47 filer- Clliili I-27 Choir 3-42 Iol- lio:: 27 Plnatore 27 Red Mill 47 Choir Girls' Sextet 37 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2-ft-4. O'NEAl., ROBERT Denver, Colorado Wnslilnqton lliqh Si-hool, Port- lanil, Oreqon, l-2-fl. CTNEIL, HARRY Leadore Boxinq 47 Baslcetluall 2-fl-47 Track 47 Do-Nut Loaquo 2-3-47 Olee Clluli 47 Pep Band 2-fl-47 Corivert Band 2-2-47 Iunior Band I. OTTO, CARL WARREN Seattle, Washinqton Dramatic Club 3-47 Latin Cluli 37 Tennis 3-47 lolitas 27 Clioric Speech 37 Courier Stall, Sports Ed. 4: Honor Roll I-2-3-47 N.C.O. fl, C.O. 41 David Copperfield 47 March of Democracy 47 Do- Nut Leaque 27 Pershinq Rifles 4. OURADA, ESTHER L. Boise Basketball 37 Tennis 37 Glee Club 27 IoIlies 27 Pinalore 2. OVIATT, BONNIE V, St. Anthony Sacramento Hiqli School 37 Art Clulv 27 l'I.iq'l'r its Stall 3-47 , Honor Roll I. PACKHAM, ROBERT E. Nampa B Clulv 47 N.C.O. 3-47 Yell King 4. PARSON, ELLENOR IANE Telluride, Colorado History Cluli 47 Science Clluli 47 Scarlet Skirts fl-47 O.A.A. 27 Oleg Chili I7 Choir 47 Red Mill 47 Honor Roll I, 37 Monitor fl7 Or- deigly 3. PELTZ, M. EARL Sprinqtield. Missouri Conway High School, Missouri I7 Sprinqtield Hiqh School 27 Lew- iston Hiqh Sn-liool, Idaho, 37 Forum Cluli 47 Deliate 4. PENSON, HAROLD HOWARD Ontario, Oregon N.C.O. 3-4. PERCY, OPAL LORRAIN Boise G.A.A. I-27 Camera Cluli 2. D Qi' PERKINS, E GENE EDMUND Baker, Oreqon Wrestling 2-3-47 Choric Speech 4. PERRY, CLARIBEI.. Baker, Oreqon Scarlet Skirts fl-47 G.A.A. I-2-37 Ouill and Scroll fl, Sec. 47 Sym- phony Orch. 2-37 loIIies 27 Pinatore 27 Courier Stall 47 Hiqh Liqhts Stall l-2-fl-47 Honor Roll l-2-3-4. PETERSON, MARY KATHRYN Burloy Orderly 3. PETERSON MURIEI.. MAE Boise History Chili 27 Home EC. Cluli 47 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Honor Roll 1, 3i Orderly 4. PETTYGROVE, HELEN LA RUE Twin Falls, Idaho Hansen Hiqli Svhool I7 Twin Falls Hiqh School 2-37 Dramatic Clulm 42 Scarlet Skirts 4, PFOST, FRANK WILSON Meridian Meridian Hiqli School I7 Choir 2-3-45 Pinatore 27 Red Mill 42 Little Women fl. PILBLADE, MARGARET EDNA Boise Latin Cluli I7 Scarlet Skirts 3-47 Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 47 Hiqh Lights Stall I-2, Ex. Ed. 3, MQ. Ed. 4, Ed. 47 Honor Roll 3-47 Mon- itor I-37 Orderly ll. POPE, ROBERT HAROLD Boise EEA. 3-47 Footlvall I-2-3-47 Glee Clulw I7 Pinatore 27 Monitor 2. Page 33 PRESCOTT, MILDRED ANN l..aOranrIr-, Orvqon Svarlvl Sklrls fl' PRESK TOTT, B Arl Kflulw l-2, ILI. SIMS Laflrando, Croqon l'onvP-rl Band 2. Ir Hand I3 Ulolllvsn 23 ImIyll:: ol the Klnqu 23 Honor Roll l-2. PRIEST, MAYBIiI.LE IRFN E Oqnlsrn, Ulalx Honw Ev, Vlulv fl, C1.A.A. I2 .I, 4'.1rne-ra Vlulw 2. PYPER, ROBI: UB f'lulv 4 .RT H. Bolsa 3 Foollvall 2, 43 Track 3-43 Hoya: Forle-ralxon 3, V. Pres. 4 NFO 'I VO. 4. OIIALLS, 1'ATHI'IRINE ANN Loqan, Ulalu OIIEEN, WILLIAM MAX News Cfxly, Kansas I C'A 2-'l' Do-Nul I.s-aqua 3-42 Prlnllnq Stall 2-3-4. OUINTER, MAXINE Home l'olmnf-r:3xal Vlulx P ' Olwo , rc 4, e Kflnln 33 I'loll1P:: 23 PlnaIore 23 Honor Roll 2-fl-4. RANDALL, A LVIN liolse Hxsalory Vlull I3 Glo:-2 Cllulw I-23 lollu-sa 23 Plnalo1'P 23 N.CT.O. fl-43 Pe-rslni nq IRlIlo:3 fig March ol Dvmocrravy 4. RANKIN, MILDRH D AI.I.IENE Nampa Gurlua' FI Cflulw 3--13 G,A.A. I-2- fl, V. Pros. 42 Glen Clnlv l-23 Vllomr fl-43 Iolllef: 23 Pina- lorff' 23 Rs-1lM Ill 43 Ordzwrly 4. RAYI., BARBARA IEAN Twin Fall: Twin Falls 3 Hlolx Svllool l-23 Spamaalx fflulw 2-33 Honor Roll I-.Z-.1. RAYI., IOIIN Twin Falls 'I'w1nI all11IIu1l1Sl'Imool l-2. RHAGAN, VI F.F.A. l-23 I-23 N.CI.O. RGII, B, Wallowa, Orvqon Boxinq 43 Honor Roll I1-43 Pvrslnnq Rllle 4. RI-IDI-II., ALFREDA Gnrmany Cllr-0 C lnlw 3. REESE, FLORENCE AGNES Pullln an W 1 'Ixinc lon f , I s. 3 Spanlazlx C'Iulv l-23 Sri-lrlel Sklrls lClrClul2Cl 4 Il ., 1,4 w 3 fxo1rfI-3 o- 2 PlnaIor6r 23 Red In-:a .3 Mull I. REIZSE, GLADYS MARTHA Boise Frvnulm Clulv 3-43 Svarlel Skxrls K4 Cl?-0 Clul I ll 2 . , 1 , . I 3 Io1es 3 PxnaIrn'v 23 Orflorly 3. RHODES, WESLEY Boise B C'lulu . - 3 ullwf I 3-4. Page 34 14 For 1l RICHARDSON, KATHRYN Ellwoofl, Ppnnsylv-Inna Waslnnqlon Hxqh Svllool, New- castle, Pennsylvania, I-23 Lalm Club 33 Sctarlel Slcirls 3, RICHARDSON, MARTHA I.. Boise French Crllulw Q33 Srarlel Skirls 3- 43 Glee Clul: I3 Chow 2-3-43 Symphony Orvlx. I-2-fl-43 Iol- lies 23 PinaIore 23 'Real Mill 43 Honor Roll I. RITCHEY, HELEN PATRICIA Me-Illa Mellva Hxqh School I-2-33 Olav Clula 43 Red Mlll 4. ROBERTS, ALVIN BROWN Ouarlzlwurq Spanish Clulu 2: Ski Cflulw fl-43 Boxmq 2-33 Do-Nut Lf-aqua 2-33 Honor Roll I-2-I3-43 Rxlle Ts-nm I: N.C.O. 3, CIO. 43 Marn3I1 ol Delnociracyll 4. ROBERTS, DON W. House SkIQjll1lY3jTI'5Ck fl-43 Gle-Vlull 23 Choir 3-43 Ioll1es 23 Pund- I0re 23 Red Mull 4. ROBERTS, DOROTHY VILATE Mefrlclian Girls' B Vlulw 43 Svarlel Skirts 33 G.A.A. I-2-fl-43 Monxlor 3-4. ROBERTS, MARGARET IEAN Home Dramahr: Clulw 43 Olrls' C'lulx, V. Pres. I3 Glee C'luIm 23 Clxolr fl-43 Ioll1es 23 'lPlnalore 23 Re-d Mill 43 Chorxc Speech 3. ROBERTS, THERON E, Wf-nsvr Hiqln Lxqhts Stall 2, Boys' Sporls Ed. 4. ROBINSON, NANCY ELIZAHETII Homo Spanish Clulu, V. Pres. 23 Dram- aiic Clulw 3-43 Svarlf-I Sklrle: ll-43 Girls' Clulw, Sen l-23 GIF-P Cllulu 33 Siudenl Cfounml, Se-rx 43 Ilon- or Roll I-23 Orderly 4. ROGERS, MURIEI, RIITH Pendleton, Orevqon French C'Iulr 4, V. Pre-::. QI: Swar- lel Skirls 3-43 Olrls' Cflulw, Tri'-as.. 3, Pres. 43 Glee C'lulv I3 Chour 2-3-43 IolI1e:a 23 P1naIors- 23 Red Mllll' 43 DISI. Mus. Ifvsl. I- 2-33 Honor Roll I3 Monilor R3 A Cappf-lla Sf-xlel 4. ROSS, VIRGINIA NELLI-I Homm- Sfrarlel Slurls fl-43 Arl C'lul1 43 Orderly 3-4. ROWLAND, TOMMY DAVID Molson, Wasluinqlon Foollxall 2-33 Do-Nut League 2-3, RYALS, ELDEN C. Lovkerlvy, Ulaln Scxenrfe Clulv I3 EEA. l-2-33 Skl Clulw 3. SAVIC, ROSE Bolsa Ski Clulw Q33 Te-nnu: Cflulr 2-33 Ioll1es 23 Clxorxc Speech 3. SAXTON, RICHARD I, Boxse- SAY, WILLIAM D. Boise Hugh Liqlmls Stall 23 Honor Roll I3 N.C.O. fl. SCTHMIDT, BERNARD N. Newport News, Virqlnia Si-iemve Cfluli 45 Concert Band 2- fl-45 Ir. Band I5 Honor Roll 4. SCIIWIEBERT, LESLIE N. Boise Dramatic Clulx I-2-3-45 Forum tflulm 45 Footlwall 45 Glee Clulu 2- IZ5 Clion' 45 Hlolliesw 25 Pina- lore 25 Red Mill 45 Seen But Not Heard 25 Hldylls ot the Kino 135 Chorus Speech 3-45 David Cloppertieldw 45 Delwate 45 Honor Roll I5 Monitor fl. SI'IIHI'fRT, PORTER CTULVER Boise STILL, JOHN G. Boise Irs-n-'li t'luls 45 uill and Scroll fs 1 if 5 on s -2-3-45 Q 4 Iii lull mill T ni l 51-Nut Leiique l-2-fl: Courier litl, Ir. Ed. fl, Bus. Mqr. 45 Nil. 2-.l, 1 .O. 4. SIIAFFER, FEROL MAIIDE Paul Smirlet Skirts 45 Glee Cflulw 2? t'hoir 4, Iollios 25 Pinalore 2. SI IAIVFER, WILLIAM ARTHUR Boise S Mb. C'lult 45 F.F.A. 2-3. SIIELTON, BETTY LOU Boise llnnnatic C'lulw 45 Scarlet Skirts ll-45 C'liorlc Spf-eoli 45 Hiqh Linhts Stall 45 Monitor 25 Or- derly 4. SHI'I.'I'ON, IOSEPIIINE Bolsa S wrlvl Skirts fl-45 Monitor 45 Lillies 2. SIIINTANI, IIIROKO Boise Svarlvt Skirts 3-45 Orderly 4. SIIINTANI, TSIIYOSI-Il liaise H Clul4F1tlalIl N 7 SULLIVAN, ELVA LIICILIE SMITII, IAMES W. Boise ' ' I 5 om I -2-3-45 . C O. fl-45 Ierslunq Rifles 4. SHIRLEY, BETTY C. Boise SIIROYER, IOYK 'E l'fI.IZABE'I'H Cfalnl wrldqo Spanish C'lulw I-25 Scarlet Skirts 135 Glen Clulm 2-Q35 Iollies 25 Pin-iloro 25 Honor Roll 3, SIGLER, MARCTIA IANE Boise Svarlvl Skirts fl-45 Honor Roll I- 2 'I 4 SMITQIIICVHIR, BETTY MAY Boise History Cluli 45 Girls' B Clulw fl, Pres. 45 Scarlet Skirts 3-45 G. A.A. l-2-3-45 Tennis I-2-3-45 Hiqh Liqlits Stall 45 Honor Roll I-2, 45 Monitor 45 Orderly 4. Do-Nut League 2-fl-45 Pop Band ll-45 Concert Hand 2-Il-4. S 4ITH, LOMETA Wellington, Texas uimliu Clulw 45 Glee Cluli I5 lorit' Speer-Ii 45 Hiqh Liqhts Still , Foal. Ed., News Ed. 4. SMITH, WILLIAM TREESE Boise 5,.f SMITH, WILLIAM MORGAN Moscow Science Clulu I-25 S,M.S. Club I5 Boxing 35 Choir 3-45 Pep Band 2-3-47 Concert Band I-2-fl-45 lollies 25 Pinalore 25 'Red Mill 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. I-2-3-45 Radio Clulu 4. SPENCER, BETTE WA LES Boise St. Teresaks Academy I-2-35 French Clulw 45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Orderly 4. SPROAT, WILLIAM T. Boise B Clulv 2-fl-45 Foollwall I-2-3-45 Basketl'all l-2-Il-45 Tennis 1-2-3- 45 Student Council I, 35 Boys' Federation I-2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1-2, 45 Class Ollicer Pres. I, V. Pres. 25 CXO. 4. STALEY, CARROL ADA Home Latin Clulm I-25 Scarlet Skirts 3- 45 Choric: Speech II5 Honor Roll 15 Orderly 3. STANLEY, GLENN MARVIN Boise Science Clulu 2-fl, Pres, 45 N.C. O. 2-3-4. STANTON, NCRMA E. Allwerta, Canaria Home EC. Clulx 3-45 G.A.A. I- 2-3. STEARNS, STANLEY MAX Boise Honor Roll 25 Hi-Y 3-4. STEELE, RICHARD Boise Science Clulm 45 Boxing 25 lol- l1es 25 Hiqh Liqhts Stall 25 Monitor I-3. STEWART, ANNETTE ROBERTA Twin Falls Latin Clulw, Consul 35 Symphony Orch. fl-45 Red Mill 45 Lilirary Stall I-2-3-45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 3. Weiser High School I5 Latin Cluh 3-45 Boxinq 35 Do-Nut Leaque 35 Chorie Speech 35 N.C.O. 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-4. STOHLER, WALTER IOHN Meridian E F.A. I-2-35 Eootliall 2-fl, STOUFFER, BETTE IEAN Cashmere, Washington Lewiston High School I5 Charles- ton Hiqh School, Washington, 25 History Clula, Seo. 45 Scarlet Skirts 45 Concert Band 45 llonor Roll 4. SULLIVAN, ALICE A. Boise Scarlet Skirts fl-45 G.A.A. 25 Iollies 25 Orclerly 3. Shelly Scarlet Skirts fl-45 Orderly 3. SWANK, MARY Pocatello Scarlet Skirts 45 Culee Clulu I5 Honor Roll 2-3. TANDY, NAOMI IEAN Quincy, Illinois Scarlet Skirts 3-45 Symphony Orch. 2-3-45 lr. Orch. I5 Pina- loren 25 Red Mill 45 Dist. Mus. Fest. 2-3-4. Pag e 35 J Ky- rx . x TAYLOR, BYRON THOMAS 'Q , , Boise Agy I Do-Nul Leaque I-2. TAYLOR, VICTTOR N. Riqliy Foollmll 35 Concerl Band 45 Ir. Band I-23 N.C.O. 2, C.O. 3, THIEDERMAN, HAROLD LEROY Boise Cllee Vluli I5 Pep Band I-25 Converl Band I-25 Symphony Orch. 2-3-45 Rin-alorow 25 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Dial. Mun. Fesl. I-2-fl-41 Lillle Wom- en .l. THODE, ROBERT CHARLES Boise Svionve Cfluls I, 3-4, V. Pres. 21 Fromtli Cjluli 45 Honor Roll 3-45 Radio Clulv 2, Pres. 3. THOMAS. IARED HILL Georqelown, Texas Wesl Hiqlfi Srliool, Denver, Colo- rnclo, I5 Vole Hiqli School, Den- vor, 25 Lalm Ululx 35 Slamp Clulw 25 Trdvln 45 March ol Democ- rm1y 4. TILESTON, LOUISE HARRIETT Onlario, Oreqon Spanish Cflulm I5 Soarlel Slurlss 3-4. TOLLI-IY, IAKZK Rexluurq Ml. DI.-ililo Union Hxqli School, C'.1lil., 35 Spanish Clulw 25 Glee Clulw 25 Iollie:: 23 Honor Roll I. TRASK, ROBERT M. Boise B C'lulv 3-4: Foolliall I5 Basket- I-.-ill Trai-lc 45 Boys' Federalion 45 N.CT.O. 2-3-4. TRUE, BERNITA L. Twin Falls Spanish Cfluli 45 Suarlel Slurls 43 Cleo Ciluli 35 Symphony Orch. 2- fl-45 PinaIore 25 Red Mill 4, TIICKER, ANABELLE MARIORIE Boise Spanish Cllulw I-25 S411-irlel Slurls fl-45 Arl Cfluli 2-fl, Sec. 45 Glee C'Iul- fly Honor Roll I-25 Orderly 45 Dlsl. Musa. Fc-srl. fl. TUCYKER, ERNEST Boise Lalln lfluli I5 B Cflulv 2-3-45 CH-niiera Cfluli 45 Goll 2-3-45 Mon- itor 2-fl. 'I'ULLl'1R, RHYLLIS Boise Spanish C'lulw 25 Home Eu. Cluli 45 Soarlel Slurls 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-4. UBERUAC1A,IOE MANUAL Boise Spaniflh Ululi I5 Oulll and Soroll 45 Tennis: I-25 Sludenl Council I-2-fl-4, Boys' Feder.-alion, Sec. 35 Courier Slfill 2, Soph Ed. 3, Cir- rvulalion Mqr, 45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Class Ollicer, Pres. 2, Prem. 4. ULMER, PAUL LARRY Boise F.F.A. 2. IIRRFISTI, FRANK IOE Boise B Kflulv 45 EEA. 35 Foolliall I- 2-II-45 Trfivk I-2, 45 Do-Nut Lenque flj Hiqli Liqlils Slall fi. UTLEY, DONALD FRANCIS La Grande, Oregon B Cfluli fl-45 Football Mgr. 2-3. Page 36 UTLEY, WALTER ANDREW Ws-1:45-r Glee Cfluli I5 Choir 2-B5 Iol- lies 25 P1nf1lore 25 Monilor 45 Disl. Mus. Foul. I-2-fl-45 Norlll- wesl Mus. Feel. 2. VANDERHOEE, IUNE GLADYS Moorelieml, Mimivsola Girls' Clulx 45 Sm-irlel Slurl 3-41G.A.A.2-3-4. VARKAS, STAMATINA M. Boise' Hislory Cflulw 45 Spnninli Cluli, Sec. 45 Sm'.1rlelSlurlsfl-45 G.A.A. I5ArlCIulv25GIeeCTIuliIlgC'Iio1r 42 l'Red Mill 4. VINING, ROGER ROY Filer Pooalello Hiqli School I-25 Rell Mill 45 Clioir, I2-4. VON ALVEN, RAYMOND D. B mir: - Camera K'lul- 45 Honor Rollql-II 3-4. WALKER FAYFI M. Ioronie Svarlel Sklrls 35 C'onimervml Cfluli 45 Glee CTlul- I-25 Iollies 25 P1nalore 2. WALKER, MARGII-I M. lions:- WALL, DONN Home Pop Band 2-fi-45 Pom-vrl Band 2-li-45Ir.Bf1u1ll. WALLACTE, BETTY IEAN Ms-nllonl, Oroqon Gem Shale A-wuleruy, Qlilnlws-ll, I5 Frenulx Kflul- llg Smwirlm-I Slclrli: 3-4. WALLAERT, MARVEII, FLORI-IN'I' Dnvul C'ily, Nc-lnvurlm Klf-mmlli llnion Iliqli Svliool, Oreqon, I5 Rowlc Iselnnll Hlqli Svliool, Illinois, 25 Cffnzcffislo lllqli Svliool, lwliilio, QI, WARDWELI., IEANNE I.. Sealllf-, W.i::lunqlon Sp.-inisli Clul- I5 Sruirlvl Skirln 3-45 Ordffrly I-2-II. WEBSTER, MARIORIIC E. liomo Coninieruial 4'lulw 45 Gloe Cflulv I-2-35 IoIliv:: 25 I-Nrmlorc- 25 Honor Roll 2-Il. WEISGERBER, SHERLIVE E. Rwlmonnl, Oreqon LalinClulw I-25 Sc-1rIolSl:irls fi-45 G.A.A. 2-fl-45 ifliorut Speovli IK5 Honor Roll I-2. WEYBRIGHT, ROBERT GLEN Boise ArlC'IuIi15 C'f-iluer-iC'Iulv I5 Hlqh Liqlilsv Sloll, Arl lfnl, 4. WHALEY, KEITII I. Bom- B Cfluli 45 EEA. I-fl, Press, 'I5 Foolluall I-2-li-45 I'I.i::luillwnll l27 Do-Nut League I-2-fl-4. WHYTE, EVELYN Vancouver, Briluali Cfolunilvif Scnrlel Slurllz fl-4. WILSON, DORA BELLE Council Council High School l-2-3. WILSON, FRANK GARDENER Wichita, Kansas Wichita High School, Boxing 3, Dance Orch. 2-3, Symphony Orch. l-2-3-4, Pinatore 2. WILSON, IACK A. Wichita, Kansas B Club 4, Boxing 3, Football 4, Track 3-4, Concert Band 3, Dance Orch. 3, Symphony Orch. 2-3-4, Ir. Orch. 1, Iollies 2, Pinatore 2, Red Mill 4. WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA L. Anselmo, Nebraska Latin Club 2-3, Scarlet Skirts 3, Monitor 1, 3. WHITTIG, DARYL LYNN Meridian F.F.A. l-2-3-4. WILCOX, DARLENE I. Portland, Oregon G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 2-3-4, Ir. Band I, Symphony Orch. 4, Red Mill 4, Monitor 3. WILLIAMS, ROBERTA ANN Yuma, Colorado Bignell High School, Nebraska, l, Home Ec. Club 3-4, Art Club 2. WHITE, IOSEPH WAYNE Eureka, Utah S.M.S. Club 3-4, Tennis 2-4, N. C.O. 3, Capt. 4: Hi-Y Club 2-3-4, V. Pres. 4. WOOD, MARYANN Boise Ustick High School l, History Club 2-3, Sec. 4, French Club, V. Pres. 4, Scarlet Skirts 3, G. A.A. 2, Orderly 4. WORTHWINE, DONNA IANE Boise Scarlet Skirts 3-4, Glee Club 2, Iollies 2, Pinalore 2, Honor Roll l-2-3-4, Orderly 3, Big Sis- ter Captain 3. WILSON, WHIT Boise History Club 3, V. Pres. 4, Pen and Blotter Club l-2, Pep Band l- 2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3?4g Symphony Orch. 1-2-3, Iollies' 2, Pinafore 2, Red Mill 4, High Lights Staff, News. Ed. I. Copy Desk Ed. 2, Exch. Ed. 2, Alumni Ed. 3, Drum Mir. l-2-3-4. WINCH, IOAN M. Creston, B.C. Pen and Blotter Club 1-2, Iol- lies 2, Honor Roll 1-2-3. YATES, RUBY VIOLET Minidoka Dramatic Club 2-3-4, Scarlet Skirts 4, Commercial Club 4, Pen and Blotter Club 1, YOUNG, BETTY MARIE Boise Scarlet Skirts 3-4, G.A.A. 2. ZIMMERMAN, GLENN RICHARD Boise History Club l, Dramatic Club 4, Stamp Club 1, Art Club I-2-3, Choric Speech 3. BROOKS, LEOLA MARIE Boise Gem State Academy 1, Scarlet Skirts 3, Iollies 2. CALDWELL, FIELDS GEORGE Boise F.F.A. I-2, Do-Nut League 2-3. CLAYTON, VESTA MAXINE Kansas City, Missouri Berea High School I, Orderly 4 s 4 ' f' Q , Vx DAY, IAMES ROB au Murtaugh High School - - GIRDNERJFRANK Football 2, Basketball 2-3, Wrest ling 2, Do-Nut League 2-3-4 Glee Club 2, Iollies 2, Pina fore 2. GOSSI, ROBERT LAURENCE Boise Dramatic Club 4, Concert Band 2-3-4, Choric Speech 3, N.C.O. 3 4 HASKIN, GAROLD L. Star Dramatic Club l-2-3, F.F.A. 2 HUTTON, BILL DAVID Boise F,F.A. 1-2, Ir. Band l. IENSEN, CARL Boise IOHNSON, IOHN L. Boise B Club 4, Football Mgr. 4, Basketball 1-2, Track I, Do-Nut League 1-2-3-4: Monitor 2-3. LESSINGER, EDGAR F. Boise S.M.S. Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 3, Football l-2, Track Mgr. 2-3, Monitor 2. MCCRAY, BILL RANK Texarkana, Arkansas Blackfoot High School 1-2, Fort Worth High School 3, Debate 3. MONTANDON, ROLAND F. Salaina, France French Club 2, Art Club 3, Box- ing 2, Glee Club I, 3, Choir 4, Red Mill 4, High Lights Staff 2-3. MURPHY, MERL SPENCER Billings, Montana Billings High School l-2, Idaho Falls High School 3. MYERS, JANET MOLLIE Boise Superior East High School 1, Hagerman High School 2, Mon- tour High School 3, Debate 4. PACK, ROY A. Boise Caldwell High School I-2-3. POND, MAE BELLE LA VERNE Grand Iunction, Colorado Page 37 fwg POWELL, MARGIE MAE caiaweii Broadway High School, Seattle, lg Lincoln High School, Portland, 2, Scarlet Skirts 37 Art Club 33 Honor Roll 3. SANDNER, FRANK L. Ottawa, Canada B Club 3-4: Football 3-4: Basket- ball 3-4. STOLL, CHARLES S.M.S. Club 1: N.C.O. 2. WILLIAMS, BURKE Boise ELLSWORTH, HARVEY Hot Springs High School, South Dakota, lp Weiser High School 2-37 March ot Democracy 4. l GREEN, ROBERT Burley Burley High School 23 Price High School, Utah, 33 Honor Roll 2. Livingston, Montana Crawford, Nebraska CAMERA SHY SENIORS Page 38 BOLTON, MARGARET Soda Springs Soda Springs High School I-2-35 Glee Club 4. BOVEN, GORDON Boise CRANE, DOROTHY Boise DANA, IACK P, Sheridan, Wyoming B Club 3-45 Football 2-3-47 Bas- ketball 2-3-43 Track 2-3-45 Do-Nut League 2-3-45 Monitor 3. DAVIS, NEAL . Boise 5 r ERIKSON, RICHARD E. i Bqise i ,fiff-fJ.Jd4 FAULL, TOMMY G. Long Beach, California B Club I-2-3-4: F.F.A, 1-2-3-47 Track I-2-3-4: Wrestling l-2, Do-Nut League I-2-3-4. FORD, ALICE MAY Braddock, North Dakota Kuna High School I-2-3. FROESETH, RICHARD E. Salt Lake City, Utah Iudge Memorial High School, Salt Lake, 1-25 Science Club 3: Ski Club 3. HAINES, FRANCIS D. Bozeman, Montana Garfield Ir. High School, Berkeley, California, I: Berkeley High School 2, Chico High School 3, Debate 4. IENSEN, IOHN Boise F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. KIBBLE, DARE KEANE Boise S.M.S. Club, V. Pres. 45 Football 1-27 Glee Club 2-3, N.C.O. 4. LEWIS, BOB RAYMOND West Wood, California Lincoln High School, Salt Lake City gtahg-25 South High School, Salt Lake, ity . MONTGOMERY, OLIVE EMMA Boise Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Monitor lp Or- derly 1. PELTON, IESSE Oakley Ustick High School 1-21 Choir 4: Red Mill 45 Concert Band 4: Pinalore 3. PUSCH, HERMAN C. Mosca, Colorado Mosca High School 1: St. Teresa's Academy 2. RHOADS, IACK N. Boise B Club 1-2-35 Football I-2-37 Bas- ketball l-2-3-4: Golf Ig N.C.O. l-2: Track 1. SOUCIE, INEZ M. Worland, Wyoming Idaho Falls High School lp Roosevelt High School, Seattle, Washington, 2. IN MEMORIAM TUCKER, KATE ELIZABETH Otkins, Virginia Commercial Club 4, Glee Club 2, Iollies 2: Pinatore 2. WHEELER, THOMAS I. Boise Tennis 37 Do-Nut League 3-43 Choir 3-4, Concert Band 3: Pep Band 4: Iollies 2: Pinatore 25 Red Mill 4. WHEELER, WILLIAM Boise Wrestling lg Do-Nut League l, 3-4: Pep Band 3-4, Concert Band 2-3-47 Ir. Band 1. STOTTS, BILL Topeka, Kansas Topeka High School lg Wrestling 4: N.C.O. 4. SWENSEN, DONNA St. Anthony Horace Mann High School, Salt Lake City, Utah, Ig Bryant High School 2: East High School 3, Orderly 4. THOMAS, GEORGE W. Boise THOMAS, ROGER Charleston, West Virginia TURNER, ROBERT Meridian B Club I-2-3-47 Spanish Club I-23 Hi-Y Club l, 3-4: Do-Nut League 4: Football l-2-3-47 Basketball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4: Honor Roll 4. WAIT, CHARLES Columbia, Missouri Florence High School I-2-3. WHITE, IOSEPH WAYNE Eureka, Utah S.M.S, Club 3-45 Tennis 23 N.C,O. 3: C.O. 4. YOUNG, DALE RICHARD Boise Commercial Club 4: Basketball 45 Do-Nut League 4. ROLAND ALLEN LEON EUGENE BERGEY 7 SENIOR HONOR ROLL, CLASS OF l940 Graduation honors are determined by ranking pupils according to the grade averages of all subjects BRACKEN, CLAIRE IOSLYN, RALPH GILLESPIE, GERTRUDE HUNT, MARGARET KING, SHERMAN BRUINS, JEAN POWEL, MARGIE BUTLER, WINIFRED BERGQUIST, KENNETH BEDFORD, ERNEST CAINE, BARBARA FRIEDLY, HELENE OTTO, CARL DRISCOLL, HARRIET TULLER, PHYLLIS HILLMAN, CLARENCE HANSON, ALICE ABERASTURI, MARY COCI-IRAN, HELEN ELLIS, DOROTHY NORRIS, IEAN WORTHWINE, DONNA HAINES, FRANCIS ROBINSON, NANCY CHALFANT, FRANK HUFF, IAMES ACORDAGOITIA, EVELYN MARLOWE, IAMES MAHER, TERESA ELLSWORTH, HARVEY FAILS, BETH ROGERS, MURIEL ROBERTS, ALVIN for the entire course. Roll of Highest Honor STEWART, ANNETTE RITCHEY, PATRICIA CHARRIER, JAMES MITCHELL, ROBERT HALL, FRANCES BLOOMSTRAND, ANNA BARNES, SUE KEPROS, IOHN Roll of High Honor TUCKER, ANABELLE EBERLE, THEODORE PERRY, CLARIBEL BLUMENAUER, BARBARA MESH' EEN III WILSON, WHIT LOUGH, MARY LOUISE CHAMBERS, COLLEEN COLLINS, TOM POND, MAE BELLE WOOD, MARYANN WEBSTER, MARIORIE WILSON, DORA Roll of Honor THODE, ROBERT WALLACE BETTY BOND, LAURIER BRIGHAM, MARGUERITE EAKIN, IACK WEISGERBER, SHERLIVE BINGI-IAM, SHIRLEY CHRISTIANSEN, WESLEY VON ALVEN, RAYMOND GOIN, VIRGINIA LOGAN, WILLIAM EVANS, CALVIN HICKS, GLENN BAUER, KENDALL SIGLER, MARCIA BANCROFT, CAROL MATHEWS, BETTY BURNHAM, CAROL SWENSEN, DONNA BALLOU, CLINTON HUFF, IEAN UBERUAGA, IOE HOLMES, LOTUS MAE THIEDERMAN, HAROLD MILLER, LEE FRITSCHLE, MARIORIE ANN SMITCHGER, BETTY MATEOVICH, ROSE SPROAT, WILLIAM BARRY, DONALD FAUGHT, MARIE KENNEDY, MARY ANN PETERSON, MURIEL QUEEN, MAX YATES, RUBY HAYS, ROBERT PELTZ, EARL PRESCOTT, MILDRED MOORE, PEARL PETTYGROVE, HELEN SWANK, MARY BAKER, ARDATH CLAYVILLE, FREDA MAE CAHILL, DAN LYNCH, ROBERT FORD, ALICE OUINTER, MAXINE 'P A Page 39 Q.. -' -- - M 1' - , 'Q 5. x ,Vg .. .V Wg, My Y M 1 5' ,, - ' ' ' f i f -f-f' .. , ,ss - Mv'- f-,Q P ,. , - A - fr 1' fy? , V - H. 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Warren Farmer, Norma Field, Donny Day, Mary Wilcomb, and Bill Eberle were appointed to choose the class rings. Kay Keyser and His Kollege of Musical Knowledge invaded the auditorium for the class' annual assembly. Mary Lou Estelle was chairman of the Iunior-Senior Prom held April 20. An Hawaiian theme, Aloha Oe to the Seniors, was an effective and appropriate climax to a happy year. Page 43 Alllmll, B, Avlxmmrx, M. Adnmss, W. Adlllxzrun, P. Allseon, F. Allred, B. Ammo, P, Arlnslrourl, lf. Aroslvqm, l. Atkln, l. Alkmson, B. Aura, l... Avovuro, M. Banlvr, A. Bamlqlvy, M. Baer, B. Baxkisa, D. Ball, R. Barvlay D. Hnrnelsz, l. Barnes, L. Hnrrmqer, l. Barllmly, lf. Hales, R. Baxlor, G. Beall, M. Bogilly, B. Beals, l. Bell, R. Bpnprlixfl, K. Bc-leflwennvr, H. 1 He-vmqlon, C Biqler, M. Bxllwao, l. Bla:-k, D. Blakvley, M. Blmuqre-n, A. Boslroln, FI. Bmrssoy, V. lirelaull, l. Br9c'luf-nrimlqs-1, H: Brookover, G. Br'rv::a, l. Brnwn, W. Hryanl, G. Bryanl, M. Bulmas, A. liurvlxarll, D. 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Mlllnknvxvlw, M. Muller, A. M. M1nlely.l. Mmlc, G. Mrwnlqrmlvlvry Mrmlcxrmu-ry, P. Moon, if Murqnn, I. Mrwrllv, B. M. Mnszun, M. Muller. M. Nanvr-, I Napmr, I... Nr-lsrmn, K. Nelson, M. Noklelsy, If. Nurrlqxlleal, I. Norwood, Ii. Ncwwlm, D. Nurtlxrup, B. Ovm1nCa, C Ocvmuirn, L. Odlaq-1, I. Oliver, I. Olxve-r, W. Olson, Opw, I. O'RorIcP, C. Orr, A. Oslworn, H. Ollo, H. Ourall-a, R. Palmvr, R. Patton, W. Povk, C'. W. Pevkllam, C . Pe-liz, II. Pvpplsi, I.. Pivke-rvll, V. Piqq, R. Prullvr, M, Pmtl, R. Pr1v::l, M. Prrull, C'. Pruvll, M. E Pufsvlm, II Pursrlm, R. Qxmrles, I. Rmivr, M. Rfwlmmp, I. Remlvl, D. Rvvcl, G. Re-ml, I. Rhea, If. Rn-P, P. Rn-e, V. Rlvharcisz, R. Riley, E. Rlrlr-, E. Rllvlliff, O. Rul warts, L, Rul-or-hz, M. I. Rolwrls, R. Rovlqmu, M, Russ, R. Rowland, Cf, Rulmvmn, M. Rummel, I. Rxlune-ll, M. Page 48 4 '15 .2-. 4-5 4+ Rln'lml'ml::, C', Rutle-clqf-, W. Sfmslrmeywr, lf, Saxton, W. Svlwe-nlelnll, O Scrlxwe-rlly, M Small, V. Swwvell, P, Sowell, l. Sl:-ink, ll. Shaw, R. Slxinn, l. Sluwmnlcer, R. Slmrtrulqe, B Sllvor, P. Slmpkins, M Sirnp::oI1, M. Num, A. Slmllx, F. Smlllm, G. Smith, M. Slmlh, V. Smolivl1, A. Snell, M. Snowalen, l. Spm'ku1.an, l. Spivlvr, F. Sldnlehy, L. Slvarman, L. Sis-inns, S. Slvwnrl, D, Sludrlarzl, W Slmmnsll, R. Slorffy. l. Slrivklaml, W. Slronq, S. Sullivan, D. SlIlllV:1Il, M. Swanlmlm, I Swefnsem, D Tarmnl, G. Talru, D. T-xylwr, D. .Tnylur, Frances Taylnr, F. Taylor, R. L. 'l'm'w1llPqQr, Tvrry, B. Tlxcmlas, M. Tlmmvl, C'. TI!1llUl2l, H. Trullr-y, R. Tcxmpkxms, B. L Urry, l. Ussvry, H. Vlmclsvrlmrvl Vl111cl0r'lr1r4l, P. Van Orsmlal, F. Vs-rmm, P. Voqffl, ll. W-iqcmer, R. Wml, CT. Wakeman, P Wdlltvr, L, Wnrclwc-II, R. Wusrzruyx, l. Wnlsun, R. Weller. M. Waldman, C. Wselmzlem, L Wrfllce-r, L. Wm'-llm-in, M Page 49 Wells, D. Wvsrry, DH e ry, . 'N wgsrervir, N. gg 55 Wh'te, , Wlwminqmn, O. Y--. 6? Wilcomh, M. Wilcomlw, R. 1 ' uw -g :'wi..7,:a'gQ Iv Q Wiley, B. W . Williams, G. ' Williams, L. P- 'N , I 0,5 ,.. fs - Williams, R. ,. ' . , ,Q C. Q- ,, 1. ' 0 , 42 ' 8 Wvvliamsog. L- SN, ' in ,. fi? f Q imoly - . Yf - 'S ' Winston, B. M, 2' .-.J 4-ll. - -1 , ' wmen. 1. ,B-Q 'K A' , . L ,--l , V ' . ,L 1, 'f -f. A . y, f 1- mfg,-lf. f .Y gtk, 1 2 7 A K K y 'X I . A, ,. L3,..-,LVL 1 '-5,-4' W od, I. ' ln.. 4' '-WL? - I W n' Vgoodf, . WI M, ' X 'V WOO ev, V L ' ' . A . Y Q.. , W lh'n ton, G. N I Y , i i . - N 9 'I f Vg:Jrll'w?ine, I. N K .X A N f K l V . 1 F -' f1 l -:l wriqhr. M- f lf 1 . , n W l W -. V ' 4 ' . .f 'Q 4. Young, D. ww . f V ,nh A Q' - ,7 , f , Younq P ' ill ' 'WN' - ' 7 ' 5 I Y 'Ib' ' x I ' l 5. ' K A fi, 1 ,. zahm, B. n l f , -2 gli d ,A a ra, . A Z. ' 'A 1 ' 'V I l J W n f . fi All .W ' I .1 1' . xr 4 . I , K 54-Y Page 50 Vaught, Field, Chisholm, Barry SOPHOMORES We were the youngsters of Boise High School. Last year as ninth graders we would watch the activities of the Big High School with awe and wonder, but it did not take us long last fall to become a part of these activities. The political organization of this class was somewhat disrupted when Tim Barry president, moved to Portland at the end of the first semester, but Phyllis Field, vice- president, capably took over the office. Qther officers were Deva Chisholm, secretaryg Bob Vaught, treasurer. Patty Ann Oxley and Bob Barbour were student council rep- resentatives. 1 ln sports we sophomores excelled. We went through both football and basketball undefeated and gave promise of excellent material for varsity. The sophomores pre' sented the first class assembly of the year. We have taken an enthusiastic and energetic role in classes, clubs, and sports. lt's lots of fun being in the l'Big High School. Page 51 , , ..-1, ' u 1 IW... ,W v . , J,- 3 WH 12' 4 , nr Q I -' 9- ' Q.. A 1:7 N ,. A, Q 5 4 lf 3, 'Fl 3 ...dv ,QE , i' . A ...M m,,, N., l -ff -:gr t E s - lf? Le e. -' , . 4 W Arr,A f U K K A I 'T if . fk l A A Q Alnluoll, M. Ackley, E. Adams, B. Adkins, N. Allman, E. Alloway, L. Alverson, D. Anderson, D. Ansolequl, 1. Arlwuckle, W. Bailey, M. Baker, E. Bfarlvls, l. Baxlrwr, C. Baxlc-r, F. Baxier, M. Bevuns, C'. Bovxnqlon, CT. Bevinqlon, L. Black, K. Bmvllvy, R. Brandol, D. Brflwer, E. Brollier, B. Bryan, l Brynnl, M. Pluvlmnan, M. Buckingham, F. Bllrnvll, R. Burns, R. Burns, Bylvefe, P. Page 52 1-9 an Aquirre, C. Aguirre, L. Alexander, B. Anderson, Dor. Anderson, E. Anderson, I. Baker, l. Ball, G. Barbour, R. Beebe, D. Bell, W. Charllon, F. Bond, H. Booth, F. Bostrom, P. Brown, L. Brown, R. Brown, Roy Budworth, D. Bulfinch, G. Bunch, E. Caine, D. Call, V. Camp, E. Alexander,M Anderson, S. Barry, T. Bentson, L. Bowman, W. Brown, Ruth Bunn, M. Campbell, R. .l. -0 ,i ,1 I I Alexander, N. Andrews, L. Barlell, D. Belolwennor, Cf. Brmllwury, S. Brown, T. Burke, CT. Carnplw6ll,Ron. ,,-- 5 ar ir ,J Q X .-...F ex Ej...Y:gj X 'F - I A l M Wi Ai 4 'W W P i i X A .K . I , as kkk E5 J - Y . j f . I , - , i Xk--L i jar' K H5 ' Lv . . , 5 . , 1 K' , L .A ii A - Q wk I v ss, ,-. an fo- Aw. . yn. 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Sparkman, D. Spitzler, H. Spottord, T. Spraque, L. Starkey, D, Stomler, CT. Stevenson, l. Steward, R. Stewart, H. Stivers, F. Stone, S. Storey, R. Strawn, S. Stmuft, l. Stroud, l... Stuart, E. Stuart, I. Swank, W. Swift, D. Sylvester, A. Sylvester, M. Tannlunnl, l. Tvrry, B. TPFWllll?QF'F,G Thornas, E. Thometz, R. Thompson, B. Thompson, H. Thompson, W. Thorsted, D. Thrailkill, L. Till:-r, l. True, C. Turner, E. Turner, R. Ulmer, W. Valentine, M. Valker, S. Vance, D. Vanover, E. Varvul, l. Page 58 A .A pl 44 fr' L . 'B 3: My - . . ,S .y 'Mg A -4-f N P , 1 ,.,.' f if W . ' Q W e r f 5' A .4 ' . A A Varvel, lay Vauqht, R. Veeder, G. Voiqht, C. W k f . Walker, P. Ward, B. G, Watson, BJ. Waxbom, A. Weaver, H. Weber, R. Weisshaupt G. Welke A ll, Wetzel, B. Weybright, M. Wheeler, R. Wheelock, C. Whipple, W. Whitney, D. Whitt, C. Whitt, ittingt ,B. Williams, V. Willouqhby,R. Willsey, W. Wilmot, F. Wilper, F. Wilson, P. Winston, D. W na tt, S. ong, Wood, W. Woodmansee,W. Woods, D. Woods, P. 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Zimmer, C. - U 5 7 , V ll F A jam lflfgigi Page 59 fy ,ff 9 , ,W ,W W QfQfi3g,Ex Sify WWW dw W ww, 5 Q WM QWQW 46 1 OW W MGM HMT 1 Qaiiga igisii Si ., , .. -, V I , . ,Allah f H A HEIIVIIIES .Q f RdP0A Captain John Pitzer Commanding Officers Color Guard The Pershing Rifles Major Philip Doddridge Sergeant Frank Chase U OFFICERS ROSTER BILL SPROAT - - Lieutenant-Colonel BOB PYPER - - - - - Major CARL OTTO - - - Captain-Adjutant ROBERT MITCHELL - - Assistant Adjutant HARRY CUMMINS - - Assistant Adjutant Company A Company PORTER SEIBERT ------ Captain WINFIELD IONES - - - - - Captain LEE MILLER ----- First Lieutenant MARTIN FRY - - - First Lieutenant WESLEY CHRISTIANSEN - - First Lieutenant BURKE I-IUDELSON - - First Lieutenant VICTOR TAYLOR - - - Second Lieutenant ALVIN ROBERTS - - Second Lieutenant Company B Company JOE WHITE - - A - - - Captain CLAYTON JONES - - - - - Captain ROY ARNOLD - - - - First Lieutenant SUMNER ALPERT - - First Lieutenant FRANK MARTIN - - - Second Lieutenant BARTON BRASSEY - First Lieutenant JOE GOICOECHEA - - Second Lieutenant RICHARD BUCK - Second Lieutenant Page 63 Page 64 I COMPANY --B-' QP .9 Streamline the army! Yes, and that's just what they did to the R.O.T.C. Complete reorganization was realized in the Boise High School unit at the tirst of the year under the direction ot Captain Pitzer. There was no more drudgery of squad movements and more time was devoted to theoretical training and extended order. When Major Philip Doddridge came to take command at the second semester, changes in the commanding unit were made. Another change came with the decision to have tive sponsors instead of an honorary cadet major. Peggy Brigham was chosen battalion sponsor. Helen Ganz was sponsor tor Company Ang Mary Wilcomb, Company B g Mary Lou Estelle, Company CHQ and Charlotte Gianunzio, Company Governor's Day on May 8 not only began test week tor the soldiers, but assured everyone that l939-40 had been a successful pioneering year for the Boise High School R.O.T.C. Governor Bottoltsen reviewed the 250 boys on parade. COMPANY ' 'A COMPANY C' N R. o COMPANY D T. C. Captain lohn H. Pitzer made a lasting impression in Boise Hi with the organization of the Pershing Rifles. Boise High School has the distinction of being the first junior unit in the United States to have this national organization. The Pershing Rifles takes the place of the former Corps Crrenadiers. Officers, elected by its GO members, were: captain, Martin Fry, first lieutenant, Sumner Alpertg first lieutenant, Bill Sproat, and second lieutenant, Robert Mitchell. Carl Otto was appointed first sergeant and Roy Arnold carried the company guidon. An inspection was held April lst, with Colonel Meyers from the University of ldaho the inspecting officer. They participated in the entertainment of the Crossed Rifle Ball. New sights on the rifles probably had much to do with the improvement of the rifle team. Fifteen members were chosen instead of ten, as in previous years. Richard Buck was high scorer of the year and won the Dr. P. G. Flack Rifle Marksrnanship Award. Page 65 Well known to the entire community is this splendid orchestra Boise High is mighty proud SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Playing with amazing skill and artistry, 65 musicians of Boise High School followed the baton of Franklin l-lolsinger with the dexterity of professionals. Proof of the popularity of the Symphony Crchestra was the many programs on which the group was invited to appear. Among these occasions were the District Teachers' Convention, P.T.A. programs, l'David Copperfield, Memorial Services for Senator Borah, Music Week, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. One of the orchestra's most delightful performances was its accompaniment to the lilting songs of The Red Mill. DANCE ORCHESTRA Page 66 Acclaimed as the best dance orchestra Boise High has ever had, this group has played for formals, matinee dances and assemblies. These boys were received with thunderous applause at the Nampa exchange program. On every occasion these musicians have given generously of their time and talent. lohn Graves, suave student director, led the orchestra, composed of lean Abbey, Bob Ball, Bill Bunch, Bob Davis, Francis Fitzgerald, Bob l-lays, Charles lensen, Franklin Smith, Don Burgener, and Bob Iefferson. Franklin Holsinger was adviser, B d bers. majorettes. twirlers. and all These boys have added pep CONCEWTBAND Let's have the Boise High School band, seemed to be a popular saying with the managers of both school and city organizations this year. The band's appearances included football games, a trip to Caldwell, Utah-Idaho football game, National Brotherhood Week, Music Week, District Music Festival, pre- mier of Northwest Passage, Governor's Day Review, and its spring concert May 5. An innovation was the addition of drum majorettes: Edythe Nokleby, Dorothy Kalbus, Carolyn Lyman, and Lorraine Johnson. Whit Wilson was drum major assisted by the two tall blond Eberle boys, Bill and Ted. Franklin Holsinger was band leader. PEPBAND The stirring notes of martial music, the bright flash of instruments, the crimson of sweaters, make the Boise High School Pep Band full worthy of its name. With spirit and enthusiasm these boys, under the able leadership of student director Chuck lensen, have played their vigorous tunes through football and basketball seasons. They have added their bit to numerous programs and assemblies. Trips to Pocatello and Caldwell with the basketball team proved that Boise has a Pep Band hard to beat, and one that is a credit to its faculty supervisor, Franklin Holsinger. Page 67 Page 68 t the Stats Capitol the choir sang Ch Virginia Pickerell, Marjorie Dodson, Muriel Rogers, Jean Norris, Mary Lou Boulan, Katherine Benedict Richard Carter. Willard Cook, Clay Frazer. Bill Allred A Cappella Choir Dear to the heart of all Boise music lovers is the A Cappella Choir of the Boise l-ligh School, directed by Kenneth Hartzler. The Choir has been a real in- fluence in cultivating the public taste tor excellent music. Gowned in their crimson robes, the choir has appeared at club meetings, church services, Music Week, and school programs. Deeply appreciated by the en- tire community was the Choir's Christmas caroling throughout the city, ending at the Capitol. There in the rotunda, by candle light, they sang many of the beautiful Christmas songs. Their annual spring concert was presented May 5th. Muriel Rogers was choir president. These manly voices have pleased many audiences f BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, directed by Kenneth qij- o its part in school affairs commendably. During the District Music Festi s and Music Week they presented numbers They also sang for the March of De racy Pageant On April 28, they presented an excelle nnual concert. Willard Cook was the accompanist for the group. -f- GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS With the aim to Work together as one group, the girls' glee clubs, directed by Kenneth E. l-lartzler, completed a year outstanding for quality performances. Their appearances included the supporting chorus for the Red Mill, a radio broadcast, District Music Festival, Music Week, junior high school exchange assembly, and a concert. Stanton Carter was accompanist. ' i The voices of these two groups were skillfully blended together fcr public performances Page 69 oo , B111 Sn-nth, Clary Frazer, Robert Lynch YOU NEVER CAN TELL ABOUT A WOMAN, SANG THE GAILY COSTUMED CAST OF THE RED MlLL .t ' .sl hh . Betty Marley, Roqar Vining. Pat Young, Clary Frazer k Carter, Muriel Rogers, Virginia Christensen. Bill Leeper THE RED MILL Page '10 ln a gay pageant of color and song, 250 music students of the Boise High School pre- sented Victor Herbert's famous Red Mill, under the direction of Kenneth E. l-lartzler. November 24 was the first night show, but because of such a large attendance, it was presented again the following Monday afternoon. Virginia Christensen led the cast as Tina, the barmaid, Richard Carter as Kid Conner, and Bill Leeper as Con Kidder, played male leads. lncluded in the supporting cast were the members of the Girls' Glee Clubs, Boys Glee Club, and the A Cappella Choir. Accompanying the cast was the symphony orchestra under the direction of Franklin l-lolsinger. Hours of hard work rewarded these debaters with winning teams District Debate Team: Frank McCray. Frank Church. Ralph Joslyn, Lucille Walker, Bill Eberle. Betty Mathews, Helen Hendren. Bob Davis, Ted Eberle, and Bill Hillman. Inter-Class Winners: Ted Eberle, Sherman King, Betty Mathews, and Bill Hillman. DEBATE Such enthusiasm was aroused tor debate this year that over titty students participated in inter-school matches. First event ot the year was an interclass tournament on War Referendum, with the senior team, Betty Mathews, Ted Eberle, Sherman King, and Bill Hillman, winning the new l. L. Eberle gold cup. Hard work and numerous out-ot- town trips marked progress on the national debate topic, Government Ownership ot Railroads. The district tournament, at Caldwell, came on March 29 with tive schools in the meet. Boise won and the tour A division members ot Boise's team received highest individual ratings ot the entire tournament. Climaxing a successful year, six champions traveled to Moscow on April ll, l2, l3, and came out with the State Championship. Mr. Fred Livesay, new to Boise High School this year, was the able debate coach. , , Page 71 CLAIRE BRACKEN Editor THE COURIER We give you the 1940 Courier. For the past eight monlhs the Courier Staff has Worked hard, had many problems, learned valuable lessons. But it has been fun! HARRIET DRISCOLL Assistant Editor Editor Claire Bracken. Now your assignment is f. Her assistant Harriet Driscoll, I thought it would work. Exchange Editor Betty Mathews. We'll send a Courier to Nampa. Art Editor Ralph Joslyn, Does she balance? Assistant Photographer Gordon Brookover. Now, it'a loaded. Installment Collector Mary Lou Estell, Have you paid your dime today? Copy Writer Claribel Perry, Hex-e's some more copy. Faculty Editor Jean Bruins. Teacher, may I have your history? Juniors' Editor Barbara Burroughs, This picture won't fit. Page '12 THE COURIER Under a newly organized plan the Student Council was responsible tor this year's Courier. The Council let bids for both engraving and printing, and selected the editor on the recom- mendation of the faculty adviser. A2612 4 PORTER SEIBERT Business Manager Y if ' , . JOE UBERUAGA yi! J Circulation Manager J I Business Manager Po h, these bills! Manusbript Editor Gloria Williams, Your write-ups are due tomorrow. Circulation Manager Joe Uberuaga, We'1l sell a thousand Couriers, or elseif' Photography Editor Kenneth Lemon, There, this finishes twelve hundred pictures Faculty Adviser Margaret Sinclair, Oh, Claire, where's the dummy? Sports Editor Carl Otto, Well, boys, it was a good fight l Sophomore Editor Muriel Sarlat, We're the biggest class in school! Assistant Photographer Lee Miller, Look pretty . . . and smile at me. Senior Editor Maxine Craven, Do you think you'll graduate this year? Snapshot Editor May Jensen, Having a good time. Wish you were heres. O itil iii' 5 Q 3 Page 73 B UISE-HIG ieiifrs . 1 i i Editors and repo ters talk it H '15 . Gloria Williams Editor and Business: Manage R l Fl! lA on-iatolid Ralph Joslyn Warren Crider Betty Mathews HIGH LIGHTS Page 74 Get your copy in on time, was the most familiar expression heard in The High Lights staff room this year. Under the editorship ot Claribel Perry, tirst semester, and Margaret Pilblade, second semester, the statt published 24 issues, with a large edition at Christmas and a special edition at the end of school, dedicated to graduating seniors, ldaho's 50 years of state- hood, and the tortieth year of a Boise High School paper. Many changes were made by the paper this year under the supervision of Albert Lockett, new journalism adviser. B UTS E-lHllIGy I lL GHTS HIGH LIGHTS Besides publishing the paper each week, The High Lights sponsored a radio program for Boise High talent and news every Friday evening. Radio managers were Gloria Williams and Lometa Smith. Warren Crider was at the head of the advertising staff the first semester, with Tack Lockett filling the position for the second semester. Taking care of the business end were Marcene Heisner and Claribel Perry. Activities for this year included a trip to the High School Press Conference at Cascade on November l8. Twelve students with Mr. Lockett attended. This spring, The High Lights played host to staff members of the Nampa High Gfrowl. 'Qtgu , ' Yi if Ji it -, - . ,WH If tif 3' fi l 1 QF , .7 1 , x 1-f j Z9 Mar aret Pilblade Q hdlior and Mariaqinq fzdlt Betty Nelson Mfmaqinq Editor Lometa Smith Radio Editor Jack Lockett Artvs-rtisiriq Mfmaqvr Margaret Hendricks Associate Editor Albert Lockett Faculty Advisor From the High Schoo1's press comes the news of the week Page -75 e 'ng to turn up . . . My sister has come to live with us. . . No more kite-flying. . . Keep the donkeys off e I m waiting for som thx th g I mble person . . . Be Mother's little man . . . Firmness, at all times . . . I'1l never desert Mr. Micawber . . . Dear Old Peggoty . . . Y ll t k h heart to college . . . Aunt Betsy, we will stay with you to the last. DRAMATICS Page 76 'lDavid Copperfield, Charles Dickens' favorite character, stepped out onto the Boise High School stage February 23, to bring to lite the beloved story. All characters played their roles with such vitality and grace that one could scarcely believe they were high school actors. The tull tlavor ot the book was retained in the charming scenery and costumes. The characters were: Peggotty, David's kindly old nurse, Bobbie Hutt, David Cop- perfield the play's young hero, Kenneth Lemony Mrs. Clara Copperfield, David's adoring mother, Carol Burnhamj Edward Murdstone, a man ot iron will, Grant Haworth, lane Murdstone, a woman who resembles her brother in more ways than one, Alta Herman, Wilkins Micawber, a man who is Waiting tor something to turn up, Leslie Schweibertg Betsy Trotwood, David's donkey-hating aunt, Margery King, Mr. Dick, her eccentric ward, limmie Hutt, lanet, Miss Trotwood's spasmodic maid, lean Meredith, Agnes Wicktield, the lovely young heroine, Elberta Soucie, Uriah Heep, a very humble person, lay Herrettg The Stranger, a man ot importance in Miss Trotwood's lite, Carl Cttop and Mrs. Micawber, the woman who would never leave her husband, Margery Anne Fritchle. Much ot the charm ot the play was due to the talented and energetic coaching ot Mrs. Helen Farrer. r Senior Play Cast Peace on Earth Adoration We are Seven Listen to the gossip, girls DRAMATICS The Senior Class play chosen for this year was Seven Sisters, a delightfully humorous tale of the lives, loves and marriages of seven young girls and their respective gentle- men friends. Mrs. Helen Farrer directed the production. Cast of the play included lean Huff as elderly Mrs. Gyrkovicsg Maryanne Kennedy, 22-year-old Katinkig Helen Petty- grove, the lovely Sari, Leila Hinton, chubby little Ella, Barbara Caine, the youthful and mischievous heroine, Mitzi, Claire Bracken, impish little Terkag Maxine Craven, adorable Lizag Nancy Robinson, the youngest and most energetic Klara. Male stars were Charles lensen as stately Colonel Radviany, Kenneth Bergguist, the lovesick Gida Radvianyg Clary Frazer, the youthful heart-breaker Michael San- dorffyg Lee Miller, the agile and manly Ferenz Horkoyg Frank Pfost, the comic, lisping Toni Talekig lack Eakin, the faithful lonko. Against a background of voices skillfully blended by the A Cappella Choir, the Boise High School dramatics department presented the annual scenic tableaux from the life of Christ. This year's production was enhanced by the beautiful lighting effects and by the participation of the Choric Speech group. Heading the list of characters in this pageant were Carol Burnham as Mary and Clary Frazer as loseph. Page 77 LA,1 h '- 4Mf'J SCAR Page 78 Scarlet Skirts watch their heroes LET SKIRTS Red skirts and white blouses signify pep to Boise High School, for these are the official uniforms of the Scarlet Skirts. They were always seen in the halls on days when our team played a game, and at all the activities in the field of sport. Barbara Caine was president, assisted by Winifred Butler, secretary, and Miss Helen Moore, adviser. Selling candy at games, giving a Christmas basket, ushering for assemblies, PT. A. meetings and Crovernor's Day Review were among their services to school and community. On March 29, they held their annual dance in the gym, which was decorated to carry out the theme, Rainbow Room. Maryanne Kennedy was chairman of the affair. Before several games they held luncheons. To further promote good will between Boise and Nampa, exchange parties were enjoyed by the girls. Boise's Scarlet Skirts were hostesses to the Nampa Spiz Club at a March tea. The girls of the Scarlet Skirt Club with their enthusiasm and good will set the pace for Boise High School spirit. ' 2 '15 1 Q - ' .. -A ' 'Q H A 1-f . 'f' 3 W 14 3 1 P 5. Y A ,nr 5 Sam 9 9,3 Y , gf -,S 2 1, M 51, tif- ,:x 'L 4 IY: 3? Q fe.3f?'Q'3'9Q,'Y'f wgffgf 34 1 r. QQ '?13Q4S35Q'?1s :j:m '?l5'f1vg45'3 ii wfei Q V, ...naw 2-I ..- Q9 , ' T 5 x 1 I I l ' Uvv --w l .QQ Q 14 v 5 U R M fi Q? 1.1, 3 . 'E M, 4 .3 fd f A, ,A . f 3' . . 'N v. 'dx x bf' .A if x .V.- L ,zz mf jx , lggmkw QI ,ng , .5 xnxx: Y . in Q I A in X' SA .- 1 -f 3 ' 3 if i A - 5 ' I if N L V 1, gig V 6 , xx Q' X as ' iv if All.: Ik. if X34 L. .ix X si I - ' , J -N R Q --4 K gk .N X Q L, ff? A Q . ' 1 .- 1 4 K 3. :L 1 , Gens Togatu This year, the activities ofthe l..atin Club have been extremely interesting as well as numerous. A paper was written and published by the members, edited by Marshall Everheart. A display case for obiects connected with Roman times was planned and built. The club participated in the International Banquet program. Titles of officers were taken from the ancient magistrates. They were Mary Beall and Frances Hall, Consuls, Mar- gery Potter, Praetor, and Helen Howard, Quaestor. Miss Maryann Hogarth was the adviser. This club proves that Latin is not a dead language Le Cercle Francais The organization for all students taking French is Le Cercle Francais, or, in our language, the French Club. Anyone tak- ing second year French or having taken French for two years or more is eligible for membership. Monthly meetings were held during class as a part of the class work. Early in the year the club pur- chased a bust of Victor Hugo, a pleasing addition to the French collection in room l23. Officers were Margaret Guthman, president, Maryann Wood, vicepresi- dent, Whit Wilson, secretary-treasurer. Miss Emma G. Simmons was the adviser. These French club members know their language well 1 Como Esta Ud. ? Thus do the members of the Spanish Club greet each other at their bi-monthly meetings. This organization for students who are taking or have taken Spanish was extremely active throughout the year, presenting an assembly on Pan-Amerr can day, and also participating in the annual lnternational Banquet. Officers were Isabel layo, president, Carmen Bilboa, vicefpresident, Stama- tina Varkas, secretary, Betty Armstrong, treasurer, and Glenn Seibel, program chairman. Club adviser was Valora Blackburn. This club makes Spanish a fascinating subject Page 80 Book-Lenders Seventeen Boise High School girls, under the leadership of Miss Helen Miller, school librarian, have helped to make our library both a helpful and an enjoyable source ot reference and rec- reational reading this year. The 'e girls who were enrolled in a course in library Economy have occasional statt meetings during advisory periods for instruction and discussion. Each girl works for a period daily in the library, her duties rotating from desk to floor to magazine room work. This arrangement lends an interesting variety to the course and gives a more varied experience. On the library staff are many efficient workers Potential Pressmen High school students working on either of the two school publications are elig- ilole to try tor the Quill and Scroll, lnternational Honorary Society for High School lournalists. The student must be recommended to the national organizae tion by the publications adviser and must submit samples ot his work. Included in this year's activity was the sponsoring of an all-school matinee dance. Margaret Pilblade was presidentg Betty Mathews, vice-presidentg Claribel Perry, secretaryg and Ralph loslyn, treas- urerg Albert Lockett was adviser. These students have shown journalistic ability Ad Chasers little publicized but real go-getters are Boise High's ad solicitors. Composed ot students enrolled in Albert Lockett's classes in advertising, this club has the job ot getting local concerns to advertise in the High lights. Each week every possible advertiser was consulted con- cerning an ad. Competition to secure the greatest amount of ads is keen among the members ot the class. Warren Crider was ad manager for the first semesterg lack Lockett for the second. Here are the future advertisers of Boise Page 81 Willing Workers llaxe you ever wondered just how such accurate count of absentees and tardies was kept? Much of this efficiency was due to the orderlies and the many duties they performed. They not only collected absence slips and made the record chart of absentees, but they also phoned or wrote your home to determine the reason for your absence. From third floor to basement, from the high school building to the gym, rain or shine, these girls ran errands and deliv- ered messages. Miss Clara Otness was supervisor. The order-lies kept close track of absences and tardies Hall Checks Another week gone by and few com- plaints of theft or lost articles, Mr. Seth Freer and Miss Clara Otness could say each Friday this year because their monitors were on the job. Complete rec- ords of the passage of students from the halls to lockers or cloak rooms were kept by these alert workers. By this method lost and found or stolen articles were easily located. Sitting at the hall table with books and a study light, the monitor is a familiar figure to every high school student. The Monitors are the guard- ians of the halls Scene Shifters When the house lights were dimmed, the curtains drawn, and the stage ree vealed, the S.tVf.S. boys were on the job behind the scenes. Present at every assembly and play, the agile members of this club busily shifted scenery, arranged furniture and managed the lights. Due to their efficiency, synchronization of all stage effects was achieved. Bert Schenberger was adviser, Lee Wellker, president, Dare Kibble, vice- presidentp Marion Wellinan, secretary- treasurer, Clinton Timmel and Elmer Rice, sergeantseatearms. The S.M.S, Club knows how to pull the ropes Page 82 Black Masks Attractive to students because of its unique and lively meetings, the Dram- atic Club is one of the most popular organizations in the schocl. Membership is limited. Bi-monthly meetings provide for one business meeting and one social gather- ing complete with program and refresh- ments. Cfficers for the year were Ralph los- lyn, president, Rosalie Gray, vice- presidentg Kenneth Bergguist, secretary, Maxine Craven, treasurer, Carl Qtto, sergeant-at-arms, Carol Burnham, his- torian. Mrs. Helen Farrer was adviser. These students excel in dramatic ability Photo-Fiencls Actual experience in developing anal printing pictures was given to Boise High School Camera Club mernlzers at their bi-monthly meetings. The school dark room was open each afternoon for their use. Talks on photography and exhibitions of prize-winning pictures were also in- cluded in the year's program. A rfcav- enger hunt and an all-clay picnic in the mountains made up the clulfs social calendar. Kenneth Lemon, photography editor ofthe Courier, was president, Lee Miller, vice-president, Gordon Brookover, sec- retary-treasurer. The Camera Club shoots the school at large Paints, Brushes, Models Under the skillful direction of Miss Mary Hollingshead, adviser, and Harold Ford, president, posters of school activities and many other decorative pieces of art work have been turned out by the talent- ed members of the Art Club. One ofthe projects this year was the school-wide membership drive, which proved suc- cessful. Other officers in charge of the bi- monthly meetings were lewel Reed, vice- presidentg Annabelle Tucker, secretary- treasurery and Corrine Hansen, program chairman. The Art Club aims to develop an appreciation of fine art Page 83 Stamp Club Making a name for themselves outside as well as in school was The proud accom- plishment of the Stamp Club. They assisted in launching the new Idaho stamp celebrating fifty years of state- hood. Also they sponsored a stamp auction, display and banguet on May t8 for all stainp collectors of the Boise Valley. Their bi-monthly meetings were pre- sided over by Lorraine Gartner, presi- dent, Bill McFarlane, vice-presidentg Glenn Seibel, secretaryg and Frank Cochran, treasurer. Mr. Arthur H. Hays was the adviser. The Stamp Club members are enthusiastic hobbyists Girls' B Club As The honor girls of the G.A.A., These girls well deserved Their big B's. These letters were earned by making points in each of The various sports. After revising Their constitution, They Turned to social affairs by having a theater party during Christmas vacation, and attending a baseball game at Emmett. Officers ofthe club were Betty Smitchs ger, president, Betty Bush, vice-pres dent, and loan Arriola, secretary-treas urer. Qther members were Mildred Rankin, Phyllis Clark, lune Vanderhoef, Mary Aberasturi, Norma Lou Fye and Dorothy Roberts. These girls are real athletes Battle of Words An intensive study of the Court System of the United States has proved an inter- esting topic for The Forum Club. Frank Chalfant, first semester president, and Ted Eberle, second semester head, have led lively debates on the subiect. A mock trial was held in the county court house with students filling every position. The first semester officers included lohn Givens, secretary, lim Charrier, Treasurer, Betty Mathews, corresponding secretary. For the second semester they were Bill Eberle, secretary, lohn Givens, treasurer, and Bob Davis, corresponding secretary. Mr, Arthur l-lays was adviser. The Forum Club knows how to argue Page 84 Model Secretaries Each month thirty advanced secretariat students ot Boise Hi niet with Nr. C. T. Edletsen, club adviser, to discuss ways and means for promoting better understanding between employer and employees and tor helping the secretary to obtain a successful position. 'lhe club made field trips through the business concerns ofthe city in an ettort to get a greater knowledge ot proper business procedure. Anna Bloomstrand headed the club as president. Maxine Quinter was vice- presidentg Nash Barinaga, secretary- treasurerg and lvfary Aberasturi, reporter. These Commercial Club members will make fine secretaries Historians 'this year the History Club had a cur- riculum ot extremely worth-while proje ects. 'the members ot the club began a Society tor International Correspond- ence. The outstanding activity ot the year was the splendid presentation ot the History Pageant, written and skilltully directed by Mr, Hoyt Cooper. Ctticers ot tirst and second semesters respectively were presidents, Thelma Coppoclc, Bill Bakesg vice-presidents, Carol Bancroft, Whit Wilsong secretary- treasurers, Maryann Wood, Betty Stout- ler. Miss Blanche lettrey was adviser. History becomes a vital subject through discussion Science Club Because science holds an important position in our modern world, the mem- bers ot the Science Club hold a deep interest tor their work. At the regular meetings they discussed the latest scientific developments, be- sides conducting many chemical and physical experiments. Officers ot the tirst semester were Glenn Stanley, president, Lyle Stear- man, vice-president, Charles Peck, sec- retary-treasurer, Lyle Stearman was president the second semester, Sherman King, vice-president, Donna Condie, secretary-treasurer. Miss Biornson was the adviser. The Science Club delves into mysteries of the modern world Page 85 HIHHHES f 7bt' Lf.4Cf1f N ,5'VLfff ff I I K L ..,V V' VJz, . VC 4fK,4,!' - ' I if ,mai ff: f ,wb M-61 LQ, '4-if-AZfff!'?f w'L J' Qfjliff F24 ,uf dm Lag. W2 ZSWMQ fZv,e4441,zL, 5 1 Qahdffef , iw iijigh f ' 1 f'f 1..2Qf' .Y ywL4,f,xf:Lm,4,!,,z,, 2432309 4LL,,,,, A Aw! ,faf fflfff-ffgmd 5 A 597 jifk P ,zffvffwf XM! QQQZQL , 9 P ll d Paul Burgher Hoshaw Moody THE B CLUB BOYS B CLUB Yessireelll Those brawny and sinewy boys seen in the halls wearing red and white B's make up the boys' athletic club of Boise High known as the B Club. Under the able leadership of George Miller, president, Tom Collins, vice-president, and Bob Eytchison, secretary, the club has finished an active and colorful year. Darwin K. Burgher was the club's adviser and Angie Madarietta kept order in the house as sergeant-at-arms. Beginning the activities was the football banguet at the Idan-ha Cafe, in honor of the football players. lanuary 5th saw the night when the club made known their pride and joy. George Miller, as the most valuable player, walked up the stairs to the opening seams of the imitation football to escort the gueen, Peggy Brigham, through the aisle of B's. Don't forget the caricatures of football players decorating the walls either. Bill Sproat and lim Charrier were in charge of the traditional B Club pay assembly held March 27th. The Ganz trio, rug cuttin', and a comedy rhumba dance were the feature numbers. Missing last year, thesmoker was brought back. Boxing and wrestling were the entertaining items and a dance followed. Thus ended a successful year of activities forthe B's, Brains, Brawn, and Boise. Page 89 A-,fe . Rhodes Shinta Kerley Craven Miller Page 90 Pratt, Moses. Whaley, Evans, Wiley: insert: Johnson FOOTBALL Football season found Coaches Darwin Burgher and Ed Hoshaw severely handicapped because only four regular lettermen returned, resulting in prac- tically a new, inexperienced team to represent the Boise Braves. As the season progressed, injuries, flu, and other misfortunes caused the Braves to suffer many defeats. Truly did the Boise Braves earn their title in the valiant battle they put forth under such conditions, and to reward their heroic efforts they came out victors in three games . . . Idaho Falls C13-OD, Malad C13-OD, and Vale C27-61, The traditional Thanksgiving game drew a large crowd of enthusiastic spectators and the very atmosphere presaged battle. Every inch of ground the two teams fought for the pigskin. Though Nampa carried off the honors with a l6A6 victory, it was a struggle from start to finish. Much credit is due these fine fighters who showed such a display of good sportsmanship despite the odds. WE BATTLE WITH THE BULLDOGS Collins, Crossman. Hicks, Burgener, Fry: insert: Eakin BOISE INVADES POCATELLO 1 , 'LT lndividual honors were won by George Miller, who was named the most valuable player on the squad, and was listed as halt-back on the All-Conference team. He and Bill Sproat acted as oo-captains. Boise high school students were proud ot the boys who won their letters through their Work. They were Lunstrum, Eytchison, Sandner, Moses, Sproat, Hicks, Martin, Whaley, Collins, Miller, Wiley, Rhodes, Pratt, Craven, Evans, Kerley, Pyper, Burgener, Fry, Crossman, and Barnes. Urresti and Shintani received awards tor tour years' Work, Tohn Johnson and Tack Fakin earned the manager's award. Boise-Ontario - - - 6-l2 Boise-Pocatello Boise-Meridian - - O- 6 Boise-Malad - - Boise-Twin Falls - - O-21 Boise-Vale - - Boise-Caldwell - - O- 2 Boise-Nampa - - Boise-Idaho Falls - - 13- O TOTAL - - O-13 13- O 27- 6 6-16 65-76 Pyper Martin Barnes Ssndner Sproat Page 91 Qi W-qw a2'7 4+- V' x iii 1 33 N-ww. .-MZ 12' 'F' ,. . ,A -1. ,L .. h Wa! as Q ff 5, . f W' M W as , A Y, 4 W , 1 W fl , K iv Vrrkkx I A g H Mt .V i K k h t- h sf' 1f gQ i ,j59 Q' 40 Q 9 , A .,'. , V Q A- fu ' If X , , 'fr 'mtl' K .? M Tj-'..? ': I :,1 L. I .,': ' -,K 1 ,gi Q ea 2 . 3 , - w E' if I A I X 1 v X K K f A 1 1. L44 m f-:gi , , , N K 5, is yai iff, if BM 'au 3 Z: x X l f N591 f 5' Q 37' K 5 f ff? Sw I F ,E 5 ' ? ' I I Q K fx 53 A 3 5 If ,M if Av 5 fx ' ff if' X i mv- Q , 5 X? J. C A WF Q ME? 'Q 37 gf 2 f , 7, ff 1 ' ,aff X A2 5 fx : Q W gl g X k. i s vi in K Y .. ,W Racket men Action on the courts Chaz-rier and Sproat play doubles TENNIS Page 94 With the popularity of tennis increasing in Boise, 35 boys turned out to join the ranks coached by Cecil B. Pollard. Lack ot paved courts again was a hindrance, and since practice could not be continuous, Coach Pollard had to put boys in tournaments with- out knowing their ability. Nampa, Caldwell, and Mountain Home tell before the Braves' onslaught, and the warriors came out on top in the First District Tournament held at Weiser. During the season there were ten inter-school, tour district, and one state meets in which Boise boys participated. An old sport comes to BASE BALL Baseball, after a lapse oi several years, was revived this year in Boise Hi. About 60 enthusiastic boys turned out to practice under the coaching ot A. l. Gus Boosinqer. There are only tour schools, Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, and Meridian, which have Class A baseball. Home games were with Nampa, April 26, Meridian, April 30, and Caldwell, May 7. When The Courier went to press the Braves had played Meridian at Meridian and Nampa at Boise, and had come out on the under side both times. lt was hoped and expected that the Braves would do better in the remaining games. life at Boise High School . . . up to hat . . . in the dugout . . . diamond . . . catcher . . . what a wing . . . fan 'em, pitch r ge 95 U- Ed Hoshaw starts the race . . . hird's eye views of the track field . . . oh, oh. he missed . . . flying high . . . the winner . . . watch t h :i track ballet. TRACK Page 96 Spring ot l94O saw Boise l-li turn out the largest track squad in its history. Gut of the ll8 boys who practiced and worked to show their individual abilities, there were only six lettermen, and ot these two were forced to drop out because ot injuries. The Varsity squad had two meets when The Courier went to press, and came out with flying colors in both. ln the first meet on April l7, a triangular event with Meridian and Wilder, the Braves emerged with ll8 points. Meridian and Wilder captured 56 and 26 points, respectively. On April 27, Caldwell, Nampa, and Boise tangled in their annual meet at the Boise Public School Field. The warriors gained ll3lfQ points, Cald- well SQLQ, and Nampa 32. Sprinters. jumpers, throwers work for the glory of their Alma Mater. Over the top . . . sky-high . . . getting rid of the weight . . . speed kings . . . on the home stretch . . . g t setibang! TRACK Other meets scheduled tor this year were: Sub-District Meet at Boise May 4, District Meet at Emmett, May ll, and State Meet at Boise, May 18. Ed Hoshaw and Howard Paul were coaches. Bob Turner and Fred Barrett assisted. Sixty-tive ot the track team were trosh-soph. The frosh-soph squad tangled with the varsity of Melba once, and also had a guadrangular meet with the varsity squads ot Mountain Home, Melba, and Homedale. Lefty Grabner coached the underclass- men, and it is very probable that Boise Hi will have some excellent material next year from this group of promising athletes. Page 97 1 A W5 J K Hx 5 I 5, if g A, Ia gi , qu 'I I 4.1 'X W ff vi 0 2 ' ' ' lg E 'FW' A 5? 5 3 W Q sf 3 E - .Q V -ggi :Marla , QQ Q Bs xr 5 Q FQ Q 3 3 fa' Q , A V if Y A Q 'i -A ag Q qswg Q JgVQEfgW , ,K . W mi' 9 , W 5 5 'Q' f' -wif 3 ,Q 9 Q Q 5, Tat 1 A '? A,l W et , l M 1 ic 1 gf g alAJ Tj m LA E M W' an ...,, f QM Qrfr 4 ?h , X X f T mf X ! N X L5 M Sg?5lg?WVyzYfxf. X ,..X w. ,-,N 1 ,E L 'ws Wa ' 2 Q S- 'K Mir! f ffm gg M V U' 11 K al 5 ,ir X Tx , Sport enthusiasts She made it! Where's the hall? Foul shot GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Page 100 Girls with pep and energy join the Girls' Athletic Association. These girls meet each week to participate in various sports. As the seasons for the different sports rolled around the girls organized class teams and held tournaments. In all the sports played, which included volleyball, baseball, basketball, tumbling, tennis, speedball, and ping-pong, the juniors were Victorious. The close of each tournament was celebrated with a party. Being hostess to girls from 21 Southwestern Idaho schools for a day of fun and frolic on March 9 was their first out-of-town project. Mary Lou Estell was chairman. Another play-day was held for the lunior High School girls in May. A floor show A bevy of feminine athletes Ping Pong In she goes Hold your balance GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Phyllis Clark, president of the G.A.A., was also head ot the executive council, com- posed of Mildred Rankin, vice-president: loan Arriola, secretary, Norma Lou Fye, Betty Bush, lune Vanderhoet, Mae Bigler, Mary Lou Estell, Mary Aberasturi, Frances Hall, and Betty Smitchger. Girls who won their little 'iB's this year were Mae Bigler, Ruth Marie Curtis, Sally Greenwood, Frances Hall, Christine Kalanges, and Mary Kane. Miss Ruth Warnke was the adviser for all of the girls' sports, clubs, and associations. A delegaiion of four girls went to Twin Falls in April to complete plans with girls from other towns for the unification of the point system for all the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciations ot Idaho. Page 101 IIEHSIINHWIIS MURIEL ROGERS BETTY MATHEWS Maid of Honor Queen Betty Mathews Jean Huff, Donna Worthwine, Hiroko Shintani, Ruth Badgley, Muriel Rogers, Maryanne Kennedy, Helen Ganz, Muriel Peterson Peggy Brigham, Charlotte Gianunzio, Betty Smitchger, Mildred Rankin, Phyllis Clark, Claire Bracken, Betty Carroll, Rose Mateovich Carol Burnham, Jean Abbey, Betty Jane McDonald, Louise Aguirre, Barbara Caine, Margaret Guthman, Harriett Driscoll, Stamatxna Varkas Nancy Robinson, Jean Meredith, Maxine Craven, Margaret Davis, Rosalie Gray, Betty Kipping QUEEN AND HER COURT Maytime, with gay blossoms, white picket fences, garden benches, and soft music formed the lovely setting for the May Queen dance May 4, in the high school gymnasium. A picket gate entwined with flowers decorated the dance program. To the stately strains of Pomp and Circumstance thirty-two girls, dressed in pastel bouffant dresses, entered the hall at the intermission and around the May Pole did the traditional May Pole dance to Strauss' Tales of the Vienna Woods. The identities of the queen, Betty Mathews, and her maid of honor, Muriel Rogers, with their arms filled with flowers, were revealed in the return procession of the girls. Crowned by Superintendent W. D. Vincent, Queen Betty and her attendants were led up the stairs to the stage. A program was then presented in honor of the queen. The May Queen's dance was under the supervision of the Girls' Club, with Miss Clara Qtness advising. Peggy Brigham was selected by the HB Club members to be their queen. Charlotte Gianunzio Mary Wilcomb Helen Ganz Mary Lou Estell Peggy Brigham chosen as sponsors by the mem- bers of the R.O.T.C. Claire Bracken led her class scholasti cally for four years. jigs. .im :'.g1 ZWWT. W '11 N T X Q i M 's. ' Jr, . 1 F J J M 'NVQ Bill Sprout Lieutenant-Colonel of The high school R.O.T.C. Jihuf., x-.M . 7' -'ma 'nf' I -i 4 4-4ellf-new l . 'Wm' Q . ww ml pai Iii, '15 'H S xl:'.9k, 'ffm' 1 fi ' 1, 1315: em 24 -.fn ., -.Emu fw- r-:-.: H f f J ' ' '91 4l'x mw f , T.-'xg ,I , LA N- hw' W ' . n . -5552 ' am' rel , 4fZ '. . - .nk -I -' vilizfblgfgye mggsi, ,1 X el . u , ' F 12'7'?1 l1 .+ f' 13f'fHf+f+M-1 -AzsfzfjgflE'f7'.f4Q??j-'F-v5?Tg.1'l5fi?'Q:-f. Ted Eberle Lucille Walker .R-'6'f3g,1QlQ'f4i+lf,?2Ql ?fsm2h1il1l::3g!g.3'g, - -wa413331-z's:wM4?ff?Lf52faAin-rfmrzaq ' x . Miva-nvfwgfeu,,1'gglw:eau.vv'1'5- V-Q1 -A ' ' peg,.1-.f3.g5Q.xQg53,Q5gg..Gg,f3f' , 'F' 1 J '7r'f,'N'. ,?:,2l,,'? . M . 'y: 1 31191 1 .4 aff'- Qgq.-C Cf: . .-'. . 'E'11'k'3- vwxl ' .lffbizif .Q-6, . .ff P P if ' l l ' '5ff- Y- 53 l.ef?a'QLS+3f x lofi . - -Ji, Idiflc. JWf..'Sfae.r 4 . chosen as the most valuable 5 .W fflff' :W clebaters in Boise High School. George Miller elected the most valuable foot- f ball player for the Braves. I l I S Q7P7'3SXlx4!A 4'g1.?l,ggx1faE'f. -Ui ' 1 N, u. .1 15755911 .SH Mfwkpx.. 3 1 Ei' if- 1 In., ' . . 4' ' yyzlfif' 5 will ,- A-,4 . vf 5:3 ' -Tx ' y Pg 108 l-2. School days, school days, dear old Golden Rule days. 3. First assembly of the year with Prexy Mathews presiding. 4. Alumnus Charles Corker guest at first assem' loly. 5. Those lazy Indian summer days. 6. Sophomore girls' club officers. 7. Big Sisters entertain new girls. 8. Newly-elected yell leaders go into action. 9. The majorettes step high. 10. That fatal day . . . first report cards. ll. Fans gather for opening football game. wk 1939-40 CALENDAR 1999-40 SUN. MON. rue. wsu. Tn-lu. :mf SAT. W. 'S ' 9 . - . X R K VZ ...-.9 9 Rv ,J 5 M 'E -kg QQ? 9 is f Q '34 4. K z K J .ML xi A i xx xi? x sg .,k f 1. I X ' , Z Q ' K NIJ.. IW, i V. i. K ki- in 2 .--, N 5 . - 5 Y J -40 C MON. Tue. ALE N DAR 1939-40 WE THU. FRI. SAT. D. p '-V41 ' i K J A . Ni' ' . ax M .. s ff- 1939-40 CALENDAR 1999-40 MON TUE. WED. THU. FRI. SA11 9 Q ' 0 A f f 0 if .5 ' 4 , I 'J mm' V f ' 1.54, fi I' LW X if ,, uf . W Y , F., 113233, W ' . , My 'Y ws v,,, 'fi W QU, Q 2 My Q 9 X 2 X 22 vi? wt, R . if 5 ff::Qg,.f L, 1 qffiigspn .Q 3 Sharif me-in Ph W 1513 M' JE 'W LL ' X 'J , ' - fM 3 W fi' is W Ii,-i,f .1 .-,. Q jing' ' w X I fmkl, 42 ,lv 2 My , 'A ,H .,! 1 mf' ,SVS 7 x mx gy 9 5 :fs Q Mal P 0 4' MAY . 2 'ii as x K .L ',, Q-Q W, X wi - 9 Q56 . f X Q5 H v 1 4 , .af 43' Digg., H , ivan? 6 aff jj , iagfzw , -4 ' K, ....,........,4.. i We M -. I I in ex-, , .1 1 ,. inn!! YQ 'xii QW 'WU ZZ 'Y-Q ... ' W'-n. 53 f , 5 ww A A Cappella Choir. . . . . Ad Club ........... Advisory Presidents .... Art Club ............. B Club . . Baby Braves. Bands ....... Baseball ...... Basketball ...... Boys' Federation Boys' Glee Club Calendar .,...... B C Camera Club ......... Commercial Club Courier .............. Dance Orchestra. Debate ........., Do-Nut League. . . D Dramatics.......... Dramatics Club . ..... . F.F.A. .... . Faculty ...... Football ....... Forum Club ..... French Club ..... G.A.A. ...... . Girls' Club ...... Girls' B Club.. F G Girls' Glee Clubs. . Golf ............ High Lights .... History Club ..... Home Economics. lunior Girls' Glee 1 1 Club .... . . luniors ............... GENERAL INDEX n. .....62 .....8l .....79 .....83 .....89 .....99 .....67 .....95 ..92-93 .....17 .....69 108-111 .....83 .....85 . .72-73 .....66 .....7l .....88 . . 76-77 .....83 .....79 . . 18-21 ..90-91 .....84 .....80 100-101 .....16 .....84 .....69 .....98 . . 74-75 .....85 .....79 .....69 ..43-50 Latin Club .... Library ...... Maid of Honor . . May Queen ...... May Queen Court. . . Monitors .......... Orderlies .... Orchestras . . . Pep Band ...... Personalities ..... Quill and Scroll ..,.. l2.0.T.C. . Red Mill. . . . S.M.S .......... Scarlet Skirts . . Science Club .... Senior Band ............. Senior Girls' Glee Club ..... .80 .81 105 105 105 1 '82 .82 66 .67 106-107 ....8l 63-65 . . . .70 Senior Orchestra ....... ........ Seniors ............ ..... Snapshots .... Sophomores. Spanish Club .... Stamp Club .. . Student Council .... Tennis. . . Track .... Wrestling . . 82 78 85 67 69 66 25-39 112-114 51- . 96- Pc 59 80 84 15 94 97 98 115 A Abbey, lean ......... Aberasturi, Mary ..... Acordagoitia, Evelyn. . Adams, Stanley ..... Aguirre, Louise ...... Alloway, Richard. . . Alpert, Sumner ..... Anderson, lane ..... Arano, Miren ..... Arnold, Roy .... Arriola, loan ..... Ayres, Alice ..... Azcuenaga, Paul .,.. B Bachman, Nell ...... Badgley, Ruth ........ Baker, Ardath ...... . 26, 105 26 .....26 .....26 .26,l05 .....26 .....26 26 26 . . . .26 26 26 26 .....26 .26, 105 26 26 Baker, Bernerd ......... 25, Bakes, Heber CBilll. . Ballou, Clinton ..... Bancroft, Carol ..... Barinaga, Nash ..... Barnes, Merrill ..... Barnes, Sue ...... Barrett, Fred ..... Barry, Donald .... Bastida, Lucy ....... Bauer, Kendall ..... Bedford, Ernest ..... Belknap, Leona ..... Bergguist, Kenneth. . Bilboa, Carmen ..,.. Billdt, Eunice ....... Bingham, Shirley. . . Black, William ..... Blake, Arthur ...... Bloomstrand, Anna.. ff26f Blumenauer, Barbara ....... Bolton, Margaret .,.. Bond, Laurie ....... Borup, George ..... Borup, Harry ....... Boulan, Mary Lou ...... 27, Boven, Gordon ..... 26 26 26 26 91 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 . . . . .26 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 38 27 27 27 68 . . . . .38 Bowers, Lillian ............ 27 .l6 27 72 Bracken, Claire. . . Brassey, Barton ..... Brewer, Noel ....... '1os,' 106 .....27 .....27 Brigham, Peggy .... 15, 27, 105, 106 Bronson, Cecilia ..,. .... 2 7 Brooks, Leola ....... . . .37 Brown, Barbara ..... ..... 2 7 Brown, Ruby ..... ....... 2 7 Bruins, lean .... .... 2 7, 72 Bruins, Ruth .... ..... 2 7 Buck, Alice .,.... ..... 2 7 Buck, Richard .... ....... 2 7 Bunch, William ............ 27 Burnham, Carol ..... .27, 105 Burns, Paul ...... . . Page 116 .....27 A SENIOR INDEX Bush, Betty Marie. . Butler, Winitred. . . C Cahill, Dan ....... .. .... 27 .. .... 27 ,.....27 Caine, Barbara ........ 27, 105 Caldwell, Fields. . . Call, Fred ..,...... Canfield, Burt ..... ......37 ........27 ........27 Carroll, Betty ......... 27, 105 70 Carter, Richard .... Cernich, Anne .... Chaltant, Frank .... Chambers, Colleen. Chaney, Thelma. . . Charrier, lim ...... Cheney, Fay ...... Christensen, Lozene .27, 68, Christiansen, Virginia. . .28, Christiansen Wesley ....... Clark, Phyllis ..,....... 28, 133 Clayton, Vesta ..... 28 28 28 28 .l5, 17, 28 28 28 70 28 Clayville, Freda Mae ....... Cochran, Helen. . . Cockrill, Mary Margaret .... Collins, Tom. .l5, 17 Condie, Roma ..... Conklin, Wilma. Cook, Willard ...,. Coppock, Thelma, . . Cottle, Taylor ..... Couzens, Patricia. . Cox, Reed ........ , 28, 91, . 28, 68, ....25, 28 28 28 92 28 70 28 28 28 28 38 Crane, Dorothy .... Craven, Earl ....... Craven, Maxine .... Crider, Warren .... Crouch, Virgil ..... Cummins, Harry. . . D Dahlberg, Lilly May Dana, lack ........ Davis, Margaret. . . Davis, Neal ...... Davis, Patrick. . . Day, lames ..... Dean, Alan ...... Deary, Cecilia ..... Deary, Dorothy .... Dehlin, Kenneth. . . Denson, Tom ...... Dishman, Mary Lee Dowlin, Marshall. . . Driscoll, Harriet Dunn, Ray ...... 1 .I .l E Eakin, lack ........ Eberle, Ted ........ Edwards, Arthur. . . Edwards, Paul ..... Ekstrand, Betty .... Ellis, Dorothy ..... so 28, 73, 105 . . . Qs, 74 ........28 .. .... 28 ........28 ....38,92 ....28, 105 38 28 37 28 . . . .28 28 29 29 29 ........29 29,72,l05 ........29 ....29,9l 29,7l,l07 ........29 ........29 ....29 ....29 Ellsworth, Harvey ......... Erickson, lune ...... .... Erikson, Richard .... .... Ertter, Robert ............. Evans, Calvin .......... 29, Eytchison, Robert. . .25, 29, F Fackrell, Alvin .... .... Fails, Beth ........ .... Faught, Marie ..... .... Faull, Tommy ...... .... Fickle, Barbara .... .... Field, Darrell .... Ford, Alice ...... Foster, lean .......... Fralick, Donald ........... Frazer, Clary ...... 29, 68, Friedly, Helene ........... Fritschle, Marjorie Ann .... Froeseth tDickJ Richard .... Fry, Martin ............... G Ganz, Helen ...... 29, 105, Geddes, Kathryn ......... Gianunzio, Charlotte. , . 16, 105 Giesler, Calvin .......... '. 38 29 38 29 90 92 29 29 29 38 29 29 .38 29 29 70 29 29 38 29 Gabica, Ioe ............... 29 106 .29 29, 106 29 Gillespie, Gertrude ........ 30 Gillespie, Robert ........... 30 Girdner, Frank ..... ..... 3 7 Goicoechea, loe .... ..... 3 0 Goin, Virginia .... ..... 3 0 Gossi, Robert .............. 37 Graves, lohn .............. 30 Gray, Rosalie ...... 16, 30, 105 Green, Robert ............. 38 Guthman, Margaret .... 30, 105 H Haines, Francis ..... ..... Hall, Frances ...... .... Hamm, Marjorie .... .... Hansen, Beth ...... .... Hanson, Alice ..... .... Harrold, Helen .... .... Harrold, Marian .... .... Haskin, Gerald .... .... Haworth, Grant ..... .... Hays, Robert D. .......... . Henderson, Clyde ......... Henderson, Leslie ......... Heritord, Velma .......... Hicks, Glenn ........... 30, Hillman, Clarence ...... 30, Hinkey, Myra ...... .... Hinton, Leila ....... .... Hochstrasser, Max ........ Holland, Delma ..... .... Holmes, Lotus ..,.. .... Hudelson, Burke .... .... 38 .30 .30 . 30 . 30 . 30 . 30 .37 . 30 . 30 . 30 .30 . 30 91 71 30 30 30 30 30 30 Huff, James .... Huff, Jean. .... . . Hugo, Richard .... Hulet, Mel ....... Hunt, Margaret. . . Hutton, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, J eppson Johnson Johnson I Johnson, Johnson Johnson Billie ..... 1 Carl ...... Charles. . . John. . . Ruth ..... , Lois ..... , Clyde. . . Eleanor. . John .,........ 30 30, 105 30 20 37, Mary Lou ......... 1 Ralph. . . Johnson, Wanda. . Jones, Clayton .... Jones, Lillian ..,.. Jones, Winfield. . . Jordan, Phyllis .... Jorgensen, George ......... Joslyn, Ralph .... 31, 71, 72, K Keith, Lysle ...... Kennedy, Maryanne. . . Kepros, Kerley, Kibble, John ..... Walter . . . Dare ..... Kidd, Murray ..... Kimble, Kent ..... King, Margery .... King, Sherman. . . Kipping, Betty .... Knight, Larrond Lawson, B111 ...... L o, Mary. . . Bill ...... Leach, Gladys .... Leeper, William . . Leichliter, Edna. . Lessinger, Ed ..... Lewis, Bob ....... Linn, Richard .... Lockett, Jack ..... Logan, Bill ....... Lorimer, William. . Lough, Mary Louise Lynch, Robert ..... M MacGee, Jane .... Maclver, Leith ,... Madrieta, Angie. . Magee, Juanita . . . Maher, Teresa .... March, Maxine. . . Marden, Patricia. . Marks, Harold .... Marley, Betty J. .... . 30 37 37 30 38 31 31 31 31 90 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 74 ........31 .31105 31, 92 31, 90 38 31 31 31 31, 71 31, 105 31 31, 32, 32, 31 31 31 70 31 37 38 31 75 31 31 32 70 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 70 32 Marlowe, Jimmie. . Martin, Franklin. . . Mateovich, Rose .... 15, 32, 105 Mathews, Betty ..... 15, 32, 71, 72, 74, 105 91 . . .. .V 1 .pr W , McAbee, Doris .... ......32 McAbee, Helen ............ 32 McCray, Frank ...... McDonald, Betty Jane. 37 71 ' 132, '105 McDonald, Virginia ........ 32 McGloch1in, Dolores . ......32 McGrath, Margaret ........ 32 McGrath, Thomas .......... 32 McNeil, Margaret .......... 32 Meredith, Jean ........ 32, 105 Miller, George ..... 90, 107 Miller, Lala .........,..... 32 Miller, Lee ........... .32, Mitchell, Robert ........... Modine, Elton ............. Montandon, Roland ........ Montgomery, Margaret E.... Moore, Pearl .............. Morehouse, William ........ Murphy, Lorraine. . Murphy, Merl ..... Myers, Avis ..... 73 32 32 37 32 Montgomery, Olive ........ 38 32 32 33 37 33 37 Myers, Janet ...... N Nelson, Betty ..... Nelson, Martin ..... Newnham, Betty. . . Newton, Betty ..... Nichols, Herbert. . . Noakes, Leo ....... Nord, Donald ...... Nordguist, Warren. Norris, Jean M.. . . . O .....33, 75 33 33 33 . . . .33 33 33 33 68 .....33, Obenchain, Delight ........ Oliver, John ....... Olson, Florence. . . O'Nea1, Robert .... O'Neil, Harry. . . Otto, Carl ....... Ourada, Esther .... Oviatt, Bonnie ..... P Pack, Roy ......... Packham, Robert. . . ....33, 33 33 33 . . . . . .33 33 73 33 33 Parson, Ellenor Jane ........ Pelton, Jesse .............. Pelta, Earl .......... Penson, Harold .... Percy, Opal ....... ........ Perkins, Eugene ........... Perry, Claribel ..... 33, 72, Peterson, Mary Kathryn .... . Peterson, Muriel ....... 33, 105 Pettygrove, Helen .......... 33 37 33 33 28 . . . .33 33 33 33 74 33 Pfost, Frank ............... Pilblade, Margaret ...... 33, Pond, Mae Belle ........... Pope, Robert ...... Powell, Margie ...... Prescott, Mildred .... Prescott, William .... Priest, Mae Belle ..... 33 75 37 ....33 ....38 ....34 ....34 34 Pusch, Herman .... Pyper, Robert ..... Q Qualls, Catherine. . Queen, Max ...... Ouinter, Maxine. . . R Randall, Alvin. . . I . Rankin, Mildred. . . Rayl, Barbara ..... Rayl, John ...... Reagan, Virgil ..... Redel, Alfreda ..... Reese, Florence .... Reese, Gladys ..... Rhoads, Jack ...... Rhodes, Wesley. . . ........38 ..17,34,91 ........34 . ..... 34 34 ........34 ....34, 105 34 Richardson, Kathryn ........ Richardson, Martha ........ Richie, Patricia .... Roberts, Alvin ..... Roberts, Don ...... Roberts, Dorothy. . . Robertsf Jean ...... Roberts, Theron .... 34 34 34 34 34 38 . . . . .34, 90 34 34 34 34 34 34 . . . . . . . .34 . . . . . . . .34 Robinson, Nancy .... 15, 34, 105 Rogers, Muriel ..... 16, 34, 68, Ross, Virginia ..... Rowland, Tommy. . Ryals, Elden ....... S Sandner, Frank. . . Savic, Rose ....... Saxton, Richard .... Say, Bill .....,.... Schmidt, Bernard. . Schwiebert, Leslie. Seibert, Porter .... Shatter, Ferol ...... Shaffer, William. . . Shelton, Betty Lou. Shelton, Josephine. Shintani, Hiroko. . . Shintani, Jamie .... Shirley, Betty .... .. . Shroyer, Joyce ..... Sigler, Marcia ..... Smitchger, Betty. . . Smith, James ...... Smith Lometa. . . Smith, William M. . 70, 105 34 f ffQfQ34 34 38, 91, 92 34 34 34 35 .....35,70 .....35,73 ........35 ........35 ........35 35 f f f f35,' 105 . . . . .35, 90 .......35 .......35 ........35 ....35,105 35 .....35, , ...... 35, 75 Smith, William T. .......... 35 70 38 Soucie, Inez ....... Spencer, Bette ............. 35 Sproat, William ..... 17, 35, 91, 92, 107 Staley, Carrol ..... ....... 3 5 Stanley, Glenn .... ..... 3 5 Stanton, Norma .... ..... 3 5 Stearns, Stanley. . . . . . . .35 Steele, Richard .... ..... 3 5 Stewart, Annette .... ..... 3 5 Pogo 117 Still, John ......... Stohler, Walter .... Stoll, Charles ...... Stotts, Bill ....... Stouffer, Betty ..... Sullivan, Alice .... Sullivan, Elva ..... Swank, Mary ...... Swensen, Donna .... T Tandy, Jean ....... Taylor, Bryon ............. Taylor, Victor ............. Thiederman, Harold ........ Thode, Robert ............. Thomas, George .... Thomas, Jerry ..... Thomas, Roger .... Tileston, Louise ..... Tolley, Jack ....... Trask, Robert ,..... True, Bernita ....... Tucker, Annabelle ......... Tucker, Ernest ...... Tucker, Kate ...... A Abbott, Burnell ..... Acheson, Mary ..... Adams, William .... Addison, Patricia .... Alfson, F lorine .,........... Allred, Bill .......... Arano, Pedro .............. Armstrong, Elizabeth ....... Arostegui, John ...... Atkin, James ........ Atkinson, Betty Jeanne ...... Aura, Lenore. . ...,..... . . . Aveviro, Mary .... B Bader, Alice .............. Badgley, Margaret ......... Baer, Barbara ...... Baikie, Dorothy ..... Ball, Robert ........ Barclay, Dorothy .... Barnes, James ..... Barnes, Lila ........ Barringer, John ............ Barthuly, Elizabeth. . . Bates, Robert ....... Baxter, Glenn ..... Beall, Mary ........ Beatty, Betty Jane .,........ Beets, Jack ,......... Bell, Robert ............... Benedict, Kathryn ...... 44, Betebenner, Harry ...... 44, Bevington, Cloris .......... Bigler, Mae ........ Page 118 Tuller, Phyllis ...... Turner, Robert ...... U ....36 ....38 Uberuaga, Joe ...... 25, 36, Ulmer, Paul ........ Urresti, Frank .... Utley, Donald .... Utley, Walter ..... V Vanderhoef, June .... 73 .......36 .......36 ....36 36 .......36 Varkas, Stamatina ..... 36, lO5 Vining, Roger ..... . 36, 70 VonAlven, Raymond ........ 36 W Wait, Charles .... Walker, Faye ..... Walker, Margie ..... Wall, Donn ...... Wallace, Betty ...... Wallaert, Marceil. . . Wardwell, Jeanne. . . Webster, Marjorie. . 38 36 36 . . . .36 . . . .36 . .... 36 . .... 36 36 JUNIOR INDEX Bilboa, Isabel ...... Black, Dan ......... Blakeley, Marjorie. . Blomgren, Arthur. . . Bostrom, Elveta ..... Brassey, Vernon .... Breach, John ....... Breckenridge, Harry ....... Brookover, Gordon . Brown, Weldon ..... Bryant, Gladys ..... Bryant, Melvin ..... Bubas, Anne ....... ....44, Burchard, Darrell .......... Burgener, Don ...... 44, 9l, Burgess, Gerald .... Burke, Robert ..,... Burroughs, Barbara. 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 72 Brosa, June ............... 44 44 44 44 44 44 92 44 92 72 44 .'.'.'.'44,' ....44, Bybee, Colleene ........... C Carpenter, Raymond ....... Carter, Douglas ............ Carver, Anna ....... .... Castle, Dan ...... Chaney, Verne ..... Chorn, Mildred ..... Clark, Gene .......... Clemens, Jean Ellen ........ Clifford, Louise ..... Coble, Charles .... Coburn, Robert ...... .... Coffin, Betty Jane. . . 44 44 44 44 44 44 Christensen, Ruth .... .... 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Coffin, June ........ Weisgerber, Sherlive ....... Weybright, Robert. . Whaley, Keith ...... Wheeler, Tom ...... Wheeler, William. . . White, Joe ......... Whittig, Daryl ..... Whyte, Evelyn ..... Wilcox, Darlene .... Williams, Burke .... Williams, Roberta. . . Williams, Virginia. . Wilson, Dora ..,.... Wilson, Frank ..... Wilson, Jack .... Wilson, Whit .... Winch, Joan ...... Wood, Maryann .... Worthwine, Donna .... Y Yates, Ruby ........ . 36, 36 36 90 38 38 37 37 36 . ..... 37 . ..... 38 .......37 .......37 . ..... 37 .....37 .....37 .....37 ......37 .......37 .37lO5 I 37 Young, Betty Marie ........ 37 38 Young, Dale ........ Z Zimmerman, Glenn ........ 37 Colson, Barbara .... Colson, Joe ........ Coonrod, LaVerne. . Cory, John ......... Cory, Margaret .... Cosby, Betty Lee .... Cosby, Wilbur ..... Craig, Jack ....... Crane, Carlton .... Craven, Albert .... Crumly, Robert ...., Curington, Joyce .... Curington, Russell. . Curtis, Ruth Marie. . D Dalton, Frederick. . . Darling, Irene ...... Darling, Lorene ..... Davidson, Carolyn. . Davis, Robert ....... Day, Donald ........ Day, Glenn ..... Dean, Alan ..... Dittmar, Louise .... Diven, Charles .... Dodson, Marjorie .... Douthit, Myron .... Dowlin, Donna .... Drummond, Neal .... Dunbar, Virginia .... Duncan, Barbara. . . Dunn, Ray ........ Dunn, Ruth ....... Durham, Orah ..... Dye, Thelma .... 44 44 44 44 44 45 .....45 .....45 .....45 .....45 . ..... 45 .......45 .......45 45 .45, .43, 45 45 45 .......45 71 45 ......45 .....45 .....45 45 .45, 68 45 45 45 . ..... 45 . ..... 45 .....45 .....45 .....45 45 Y' - mwivwiitiiiif- -- 4 E Eaton, Evelyn ...... ...... Eberle, Mary .............. Eberle, William ....... Egeland, Melvin ........... 45 45 .45, 71 45 45 Ellis, Betty ................ Ertter, Larry ........... . 45 Estell, Mary Lou. . , Evans, Alberta ............. . . . .45 72, lO6 45 45 Everhart, Marshall ......... F Fackrell, Madelyn .......... Fahsholtz, Juanita .... ..... Fahsholtz, Wanda .... ..... Falk, Leo ................. Fannin, Marcine ........... Farmer, Elnore ............ Farmer, Warren. .ll, 15, 45, Fascilla, Ralph ............. Field, Norma .............. Fisher, Stanley ............ Fitzgerald, Francis ..... .l5, Fitzpatrick, Burton ........, Fleischman, Margaret . . Fleischman, Marjorie ....... Fleming, Marvel ........... Fletcher, Jimmy ...... ..... Fletcher, Marianne ......... Fontes, Glenn ....... ...., Ford, Harold ...... ..... Frank, Bertha .,........... Fritchman, Harry .......... Fry, Dwight ........... .45, Fuller, Patricia Lou .....,... Furth, Jeanne ....... ..... 45 45 45 45 45 45 92 45 45 45 45 45 Flagler, William ........... 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 91 45 45 45 Fye, Norma Lou ..... ..... G Galloway, Robert .......... Gamble, Barbara Jane ...... Garmendia, Regina ........ Garrow, James ............ Gaun, Angus ...... Getz, Maxine ...... Giesler Doroth , y ..... Gillespie, Sybil ............ Givens, John .......... .45, Gladieux, Sally ............ Gordon, Ethelmary ......... Gorton, Stella Margaret ..... Goshert, Mary ............. Gotcher, Leland .........., Grass, Richard .... ..... Green, J 1m ........ ..... Greenrod, Sally ..... ..... Grim, Barbara ,.... ..... Groen, Louis .... ..... Grover, Bill ....... 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 48 46 Glasgow, Frances .......... 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 46 Gullickson, Joyce .... ..... H Hackney, Ruth ..... ..... Halley, Lois ..... Hance, Audrey .... Harp, Jack ........ 46 .....46 .....46 46 v A 1, - 'mi -,,-,w.'. gf... 1.-V-, -., Tw K Harrison, Bruce ...... .... Hart, Elizabeth F. ..... . . . . Hart, Irving CBilll ..... .... Harter, Dale .......... .... Hastings, Lincoln ..... .... Hatch, Leland ........ .... Haynes, Lorraine ..... .... Hedges, Jack .............. Hedrick, Winfred .......... Heisner, Marcene ...... 46, Hemovich, Ann ............ I-lenderlider, Robert ........ Hendren, Helen ........ 46, Hendricks, Margaret .... 46, Henke, Alberta ,........... Herrett, Jay ........ Hibbard, Maude .... Higginson, Mark .... Higginson, Max ..... High, Kenneth .... Hiller, Marilyn. . . Hinkson, Carl .... Hoagland, Eva .... Hoffman, Jack .... Holden, Barbara .... Holmes, James .... Holmes, John ....... Hopkins, Barbara .... Hopkins, Barry ..... Hopper, Jim ........ Howard, Helen ..... Howard, Verne ..... Howard, Willis ...... Howerton, Carroll .... Hoy, Gloria ......... Hubble, Joyce ....... Huff, Roberta CBobbie Hull, Harold ........ Hutchings, Merle .... Hutchings, Norman. . Hynes, Robert ....... I lmus, Mabel ........ Ingraham, Jack ..... lrons, Donald ..... Isaak, Betty .... lsgar, Faye ....... J Jackson, Dale ..... Jaeger, Vivian .,.. Jayo, Isabel ...... Jennings, Robert .... Jensen, May L. ........ 46, Johnson, Dorothy .......... Johnson, Harold .... Joiner, Frank ..... Jones, Beverly .... Jones, Doris .... Jones, Jack ....... Jordan, Roberta ..... Jutsum, John ..... K Kaeser, Homer ....... .... Kalanges, Christine ........ Kalbus, Dorothy. . . Kane, Mary ..... Kelly, Loren ..... Kendall, Harry ..... Kepros, Matina .... Keto, June ...... Kibble, Mary .... ,King, Conrad ..... King, J im ......... Kingsbury, Helen. . Kinney, Gordon. . . Kipping, Paul ..... Knipe, Bill ........ Knoepfle, Barbara . . Kohley, Kathryn. . . Krall, Robert ....., Kroeger, Hermie . . Kroeger, Shirley. . . Kulick, Clarice .... Kuttler, Kenneth. . . L Lang, Dean ...... . Langley, June ..... Larsen, Robert ..... Lauer, Robert. . . Lawson, Bill ....... Layshurer, Glenn. . Leachman, Jack. , . Lee, Grace ....... Lemon, Kenneth .... Leppert, Frank .... Leppert, Virginia. . Lester, Ardell ..... Lettenrnaier, Marvin Lettenmaier, Melvin Lien, Dallas ....... Lindburg, Lola .... Lindstedt, Greta. . . Little, Winifred .... Lovell, William .... Ludwig, Evelyn .... Lundy, Morris ..... Lunstrum, Richard. . Lyman, Carolyn. . . Lyon, John ...,.... M Mabee, Adelaide. . . Magnuson, Thomas. Maher, Lucille ..... Manning, Jean ..,.. Marbach, Georgia. Martin, Elizabeth. . . Martindale, Shirley. Masoner, Charles. . Mather, Frank ..... Mathews, Frances K Matlock, Norman. . . McAdams, Jack .... McCarter, Steve. . . McClure, Dorothy. . McDonald, Russell. McFarland, Bill .... McMahon, William. McMenamin, Mary Helen Means, Morene .... Mesecher, Howard ......... Metcalf, Dick ........ .... Meyer, Leona ..... .... Meyers, Le Roy .... .... Milich, Donald ..... .... Milinkovich, loe. . . Milinkovich, Mary. . . . . . . Miller, Alice May .... .... Miniely, Inez ...... Mink, Gustavus ............ Montgomery, Margaret ..... Montgomery, Paul .......,. Moon, Carlos .............. Morgan, loe ...,....... 48, Moritz, Bella Mae. . Moses, Milford ......... 48, Muller, Marcella M. ....... . N Nance, lames ...... Napier, Lenel .,... Nelson, Kenneth ..... .... Nelson, Mabel ..... .... Nokleby, Edythe. . . . . . . Nordquist, lean .... Northrup, Barbara. Norwood, Betty .... Nowlin, Dan ....... O Ocamtca, Connie. . Ocamica, Louise. . . Odiaga, loe ....... Oliver, lohn T. . . . Oliver, Wilbur .... Olson, Elmer ..... Opie, lean ........ O'Rorke, Charles .... .... Orr, Arlee ........ Osborn, Berl ..... Otto, Herbert ...... Ourada, Robert .... P Palmer, Robert .... . . . . . Patton, William .... Peck, Charles W.. . Peckham, Charles .... .... Peltz, Helen ....... Pepple, Luella ..... Pickerell, Virginia ...... 48, Pigg, Richard ..... Potter, Marjorie .... Pratt, Robert ..... Priest, Marjorie .... Prout, Connie ..... Pruett, Mary Ellen. . . . . . . Pusch, Herman .... Pusch, Rosemary. . . Q Quarles, Irene ..... R Rader, Marjorie .... Reckamp, lohn ..... .... Redel, Dorothea. . . Reed, Gladys ..... Reed, lewel .... Page 120 Rhea, Eloise ..... Rice, Pauline ...... Rice, Virginia ..... Richards, Charles. . Richards, Rosalyn . Riley, Evelyn ...... Ririe, Embere ..... Ritchey, Olivine. . . Roberts, Letha ..... Roberts, Melba lane ........ Roberts, Ruth ...... Rodgers, Mary ..... Ross, Robert ..... Rowe, Frank .,..... Rowland, Cleo .... .. Rukavina, Mandy. . Rummel, lohn ..... Russell, Miriam .... Rutledge, William. . S Sandmeyer, Robert. Saxton, Walter .... Schoenfeldt, Otto. . Schwertley, Margare- l l l l U Q Scott, Virginia ..... Scovell, Patricia. . . Sewell, lames ..... Shank, Henry ..... Shaw, Roylance .... Shinn, loe ........ Shoemaker, Roy. . . Shortridge, Betty. . . t ....... Silver, Perry Joseph ........ Simpkins, Marjorie. Simpson, Marilyn. . Sims, Alice ....... Smith, Ballard ............ Smith, Franklin ......... 43, Smith, Glynn ...... Smith, Marjorie .... Smith, Valeria ..... Smolich, Anne .... Snell, Maxine ..... Snowden, loyce. . . Sparkman, lerry. . . Spieler, Fred ...... Stanley, LaFern .... Stearman, Lyle .... Stearns, Susanna. . Stewart, Dean ..... Stoddard, Wilma. . . Stommel, Ray ...... Storey, Tune ....... Strickland, Walter. Strickland, Loren. . Strong, Shirley .... Sullivan, Dorothy. . ..'H:.'.'ll4 ........49 Sullivan, Marion ....... l5, Swanholm, leanne. Swensen, Dwayne. , T Tarrant, Gail .... Tatro, Don ...... Taylor, Don ....... Taylor, Frances .... Taylor, Franklin ...... .... 4 9 Taylor, Ruby Lee .......... 49 Terwilliger, Gynell ......... 49 Terry, Betty .......... .... 4 9 Thomas, Margaret .......... 49 Timmel, Clinton .... ..... 4 9 Timmel, Helen ...... ..... 4 9 Tolley, Roger .............. 43 4 Tompkins, Betty Lee ........ U Urry, lack ....... ..... 4 9 Ussery, Helen. . . . . . .49 V Vanderford, Donald ........ 49 Vanderford, Pauline ........ 49 Van Orsdal, Elaine ......... 49 Vernon, Patricia ........... 49 Vogel, Harvey ...... ..... 4 9 W Wagoner, Ray ...... . . .49 Wait, Charles ............. 49 Wakeman, Phyllis .......... 49 Walker, Lucille .... 49, 71, 107 Walt, Emily .............. 1 14 Wardwell, Robert .......... 49 Wasson, lune ............. 49 Watson, Rebecca .......... 49 Weber, Margaret ..... . . .49 Weidman, Clifford .... .... 4 9 Weinstein, Leroy ..... .... 4 9 Welker, Lee ........ .... 4 9 Wellman, Marion ..... .... 4 9 Wells, Donald ...... .... 5 0 Werry, David ...... .... 5 0 Werry, Harry ........ .... 5 0 Westerbeek, David ........ l 14 Westervelt, Norman ........ 50 White, Laura ........,..... 50 Whittington, Opal ......... 50 Wilcomb, Mary .... 43, 50, l06 Wilcomb, Robert ........... 50 Wiley, Bill ............. 50, 90 Williams, Gloria .... 50, 73, 74 Williams, Lorraine ......... 50 Williams, Robert ........... 50 Williamson, Lola .... .... 5 0 Wilmot, Evelyn ..... .... 5 0 Winston, Bessie ..... .... 5 0 Wittell, lane ..... .... 5 0 Wittlake, Lucille .... .... 1 14 Wood, Ieanne .... .... 5 0 Woods, Willis ...... .'. . .50 Wooley, Robin ........ .... 5 0 Worthington, Gay .... .... 5 0 Worthwine, Iohn ...... .... 5 0 Wright, Mildred .... .... 5 0 Y Young, Densol ............. 50 Young, Patricia ........ 50, 70 Z Zahm, Bernard ..... .... 5 0 Zahm, Kermit ....... .... 5 0 Zahora, William .... .... 5 0 ,F .E . . ,, ..r. . ,..,, i,,,,,,.,.....,,,,, -.,, ,E A Abbott, Margie .... ..... Ackley, Ernest ..... ..... Adams, Bernice ..... ...., Adkins, Norman ..... ..... Aguirre, Costan ........... Aguirre, Louis ............. Alexander, Bernice ........ Alexander, Mary lane ...... Alexander, Nick ........... Alloway, Lorene ..... ..... Alverson, Doris .... ..... Anderson, Don ...... ..... Anderson, Dorothy ......... Anderson, Eugene ......... Anderson, ludy ...... ..... Anderson, Shirley .......... Andrews, Lawrence ........ Ansotegui, ludy ........... Arbuckle, Wylie ..... ..... 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 Alison, Eloise .............. 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 B Bailey, Marian ..... ..... Baker, Edmund .... ..... 52 52 Baker, lack ....... ...... 5 2 Ball, Glenn ............... 52 Barbour, Robert ........ 15, 52 Barry, Tim ......... .... 5 l, 52 Bartell, Dorothy ............ 52 Bartels, lack ........ ..... 5 2 Baxter, Catherine .......... 52 Baxter, Frank .....,.. ..... 5 2 Baxter, Margaret ........... 52 Beebe, Della Mae .......,.. 52 Bell, William .............. 52 Bentson, Luella ............ 52 Betebenner, Catherine ...... 52 Bevans, Clifford ........... 52 Bevington, Cleo ........... 52 Bevington, LaRue .......... 52 Black, Kenneth ...... ..... 5 2 Bond, Hazel ....... ..... 5 2 Booth, Florence ...... ..... 5 2 Bostrom, Phyllis ..... ...., 5 2 Bowman, William .......... 52 Bradbury, Sherri ..... ..... 5 2 Bradley, Ruth ....... ..... 5 2 Brandel, Dorothy .... ..... 5 2 Brewer, Eugene .... ..... 5 2 Brollier, Boyd ..... ..... 5 2 Brown, Lenore .... ..... 5 2 Brown, Robert ..... ..... 5 2 Brown, Roy ..... ..... 5 2 Brown, Ruth ..... ..... 5 2 52 52 52 52 52 Brown, Thomas .... ..... Bryan, Ida Mae .... ..... Bryant, Marie ..... ,.... Buchanan, Mary ..... ..... Buckingham, Frank ........ Buckingham, Vernon. .52, ll4 Budworth, Dolores ......... 52 Bultinch, Gardner ......... 52 Bunch, Eldene ....... ..... 5 2 Bunn, Marcella .... ..... 5 2 52 Burke, Carl ..... ..... . , t , SOPHOMORE INDEX Burnett, Richard ..... Burns, Robert .... Burns, Stanley .... Bushfield, John ..... Bybee, Pauline ..... C Caine, Dixon ..... Call, Vaneta ....... Camp, Eleanor ...... Campbell, Robert .... Campbell, Ronald .... Campbell, Virginia. . . Campbell, Willard. . . Card, Aletha ....... Carmody, Ivan ..... Carter, lack ......... Carter, Stanton ...... Carver, Connie Gene Chaltant, Hugh ...... Chamberlain, Virginia ...... Chaney, Wayne ..... Chapman, Marvin .... Charlton, Fred ...,... Charlton, Melvin ..... Charlton, Robert ..... Chisholm, Deva ...... Christofferson, lohn ........ Church, Frank ....... Clark, Florence ..... Clark, Richard .... Clayville, Lois .... Cochran, Frank ,.... Cole, Mona ...... Cole, Orrin ........ Colson, Mildred .... Colton, Vivian ...... Compton, Freda .... Condie, Donna ..... Coonrod, Cecil ..... Cooper, Paul ..... Cooper, Ralph. . . Cornell, Vernon .... Cornrnan, Audrey .......... Cosby, Martha ..,... Cosho, Mary ..... Coughlin, Tim .... Cox, Bessie ............... Crandall, Kenneth ......... Crane, Harlen ............. Craven, Betty Ann ......... Crawford, lane ..... Critchlow, lohn ..... Croshaw, Harry .... Croshaw, Kathryn .......... Crossman, Elwin ..... Culp, Della Mae .... Cummans, lohn ..... D Daubner, Patricia .......... Davidson, lanet .,... Davis, Mardean ..... Davis, Marie ..... Davis, William .... Day, Robert ..... Devlin, Blaine .... Diamond, Marjorie ........ Dimich, Dorothy. . Dixon, William. . . Dodson, Beverly. . Downs, Joseph .... Dresser, Barbara. . Dudley, Richard. . Dunbar, Margaret. Duncan, Lyle ..... Dunford, Sammy. . Dunn, Betty ...... Dunn, lesse ..,... Dyett, Charlotte, . . E Earl, Florence .... Eby, Melvin ,..... Eby, Wayne ...... Echevarria, Alice. Edwards, Betty. . . Egger, Bruce ..... Ellis, Alden ...... Ellis, Ollie ....... Emmons, Lavona.. Evans, Eva Louise. Evans, lames ..... F Faull, Bruce ...... Fergus, lacqueline Field, Phyllis ...... ' ' ' ' ' si, Finch, Margaret. . Fleetwood, Wade. Fleming, Keith .... Flint, Helen ...... Flood, Frances .... Floyd, Whitney. . . Folwell, Leslie .... Forster, Barbara. . Forster, Robert .... Forstner, Harland. Foster, Dorothy. . . Fouch, Gordon. . . Fox, Dorothy ..... Fraser, LaVonne. . French, Edward. . Fritschle, Lloyd. . . Frizzelle, Bonnie. . Fry, Guy ........ Fuller, Reed ...... G Gambling, Raymond ...... Gard, Rosemary . . Gardner, Kathleen ........ Gardner, Vern. . . Garn, lla ........ Gartner, Lorraine .... . . . Gearheart, Tune. . Gepford, lack .... Gillburg, Melvin ..... . . . Gillespie, Doris. . . Glenn, Le-tha lean Mellor, Betty ....... Harmon Lila ...... Gossi, Richard ..... Greathouse, I uanita ....... l I4 54 Green, Dorothy .... Griffin, Eleanor .... Grim, Catherine. . . Grossaint, Beverly. Grote, Rodney ....... .... Gustaves, Don ..... Gustaves, Ray ..... Gwilliam, Glenn. . . H Hagen, Leon ....,. Haggard, Duane. . . Haines, Marjorie. . . Hall, Kenneth ..... Hall, Wyman ...... Halley, loyce ...... Hamming, Margaret ........ Hampton, Carl. . . Hance, Lorraine . . Hanford, Marietta. . Hanley, loanne .... Hanniiin, Elizabeth. Hansen, Corrine. . . Hansen, Willis ..... Hanson, Lewis ..... Hardinger, Eastman ...,.... Harris, lulia ....... Hart, Elizabeth .... Harter, Mary Louise ........ Hays, Robert ...... Hays, William ..... Headrick, Don ..... Heck, lack ........ Hedges, Hugh ..... Herman, Alta ...... Hesse, William .... Hessing, Clarence ......... Hickerson, Charles. Higby, Helen ........ .... Higgins, Irving ..... .... Hiller, Robert ...... Hiner, Dorothy .... Hiner, I essie ........ .... Hochstrasser, Alma . Hodge, Robert ..... Hoke, Kenneth .... Hornby, Nadine. . . Horner, Wayne .... Horsfall, Richard. . . Hoss, Raymond .... Howard, Ioyce ...... Howard, Richard. . . Howell, Rosemary. . Howerton, Kenneth. Hoyt, Betty ........ Hugo, Priscilla .... Hussman, Bernard ........ l 14 Hussman, Catherine ........ 55 Hymas, Hope ........ .... l lkenberry, Louise .... .... Ireland, Wallis .... Iriondo, Mary .... PIIB 122 ........54 Irons, Elsie ...... Isbell, Vivian ...... I I ackson, Dallas .... I ameson, William .... ..... Iamison, Anna ..... larvis, Bertram .... I arvis, Homer ....... ..... letierson, Robert ..... ..... Lawrence. . .... . . . Iohnson, Iune .... lohnson, lohnson, Lorraine. lohnson, Marjorie. lohnson, Richard. . lohnson Ruth .... lones, Bruce .... lones, Gerald .... lones, Warren .... Iorgenson, Victor. Ioseph, Keith ..... loy, William ...... K Kading, Anne .... Kading, Sylvia .... Kane, Helen .... Karns, Robert .... Kaufman, Iames ..... ..... Keeler, Ed .......... ..... Keithly, Donald ...... ..... Kelly, Verland ....... ..... Kemper, Virginia .... ..... Kepros, Lily ....... Kerley, Everett. . '. . Kerley, Kathleen ..... ..... Kinch, Ivan ....... Kitchen, Carl .... Klein, Mary ....... Knudsen, Larrie ..... ..... Koelsch, Malone ..... ..... Kohls, Bob ........ Kolar, George ..... Kozak, Gene ...... L Labrum, Iona ...... Lake, Helen ..... Lamb, Vanita ...... Lambson, Robert. .... .... . Landon, Larry ..... Langford, Pat ...... Lansing, lean ..... La Pan, Ethan ....... ..... Lawhead, lerald ..... ..... Layne, Ellis ....... Leach, Ina Mae ...... ..... Leach, Lloyd ...... Lee, Frank .......... ..... Lee, William .............. Le Favour, Zenaida ......... Lessinger, Rose ............ Lettenmaier, Norbert ....... Levine, Noah .............. Little, Lois ...... Little, Willis ..... Lloyd, Aleda . . Lloyd, Iarnes ...... Loveland, Glen .... Lowber, Bobby .... Lundquist, Virginia. Lyman, Warren .... M MacNamara, lohn. . Magden, lessie .... Magee, Iola ...... Malrnin, Oscar .... Marley, lack ..... Martin, Gerald ..... Matteson, Arley ..... Matthews, Bill A.. . Maus, Pat ......... Mays, I ack ......... McBride, Wayne. . . McCarter, Donald. . McClain, Florence. McDermott, Gordon McDonald, lohn. . . McGill, Ethel ...... I McGlochlin, Merlyn McClean, Edward. . . McManus, Tim ..... McMenamin, Eyleen Mendieta, Richard. . Meyer, Walter ...... Meyers, Margaret. . . Milender, Florene . . Millar, Ruth ....... Miller, Fern ...... Miller, Lois ......... Monteith, William. . . Montgomery, Ruth . Moon, Ina. .... . Moore, Ruby ...... Moritz, Lela Fern. . . Morrison, Della Mae Morrison, Phyllis .... Murphy, Bates ...... Myers, Betty. . . . . Myers, Margaret I.. . N Nance, Vivian .... Nanson, Lois .. Neely, Dan ..... Nelson, Glen ..... Nelson, Roxie ..... Neves, Frank ....... Newton, Leona. . . Newton, Thora Iune Nickels, Patricia . Nielson, Merrell . . Nixon, Richard . . Nourse, Marianna. . Nyborg, Lexola .... O Obenchain, lames Obenchain, Phillip. Oberbillig, Harlow. Odermott, Elsie .... y it vm Odiaga, Rutino ........ . Cgburn, Dorothy . ...... . Oliver, William ..... ..... Opie, Vena ..... ..... O'Rorke, Mary. . . . . . . . Ourada, Elizabeth .......... Owen, luanita ...... ..... Oxley, Patty Anne ...... l5, P Pack, lohn ................ Pa e Elizabeth Bett ..,.. Q 1 C YJ. Park, Arthur. .......... . Parsons, Dottie. ....... . Patrick, lanet .............. Patrick, CGracel Louise ..... Peck, LaPriel .............. Perkins, Virginia ....... ,... Peterson, Betty. ........ . Peterson, Roy .............. Phelan, Georgia Lee ....... Phillips, Donna ............ Phillips, lack .............. Poe, Kenneth .............. Pollard, Elizabeth CBettyl .... ,757-sWn F13w:vp.Lfl,3 .T ,ur my--I-pf..--sn, if H.1Kwt.y, iY,,m!MW:vY?3bli,gKMwE:,r F., am www , t ff -wsu iffy WR..W.MWHFQSEFWRN-pair-gT1,nqf.:n-g-M-Twill.,,v-any--M1' S Sandmeyer, Tom .... Sanford, lunella . Sarlat, Muriel ....... Sarvis, LaVerne . Saxton, Elwin Saxton, Nyal. . . . . Schlert, Iris ....... Schmidt, Richard Schoonover, Barbara Schoonover, Donivan Schoonover, Norman Scrivner, Herman. . . Seibel, Glenn ...... Sevey, Cora ...... Shelton, H. ...... . Shepherd, Ruth ..... Sherman, Harriet . Sherman, lohn. . Shintani, Sumiko .... Shook, Laura ....... Simonsen, Wesley. . Skibo, Roy ......... Skogerson, Margaret Pond, Leonard ............. Porritt, Orval .......,...... Post, Robert ..... Priest, lohn. . . . Pullen, lack ..... Pullis, Ray ....... Q Queen, lack . R Rambo, Betty ..... Ramey, Kay ........ Randall, Lillian .... Rankin, Colleen . . . Small, Mary ........ Smead, Maralee . . Smitchger, Richard. . Smith, Alta ......... Smith, Eugene ...... Smith, Elizabeth . . Smith, Gene . . Smith, Girard .... Smith, lerry ........ Smith Margaret E.. . Smith: Marilyn . . . Smith, Marion .... Smith, Phyllis .... Smith Snide , Robert ..... r, Betty ..... Rea, Donald ............... Reckamp, Virginia. ...... . Reed, lacquelyn . . . . . . . Reed, Zona ....... ..... Reimers, Eleanor .... ..... Reinecker, Max ..... ..... Reusser Eu ene , g .... ..... Reynolds, Clara ..... ..... Reynolds, Hal . . . . . . . . Rhodes, Kenneth ........... Richardson, leanne ......... Riddle, lerry .............. Roark, Marilyn . . . . . . . . Robbins, Robert ..... ..... Roberts, Dora ..... ..... Roberts, Flora .... ..... Roberts, Helen .... ..... Roberts, Sara ....... ..... Robertson, George ......... Robinson, Coleen .......... Robinson, William C. ...... . rn Robinson, Willia Earl . Rowlett, Marjorie. . .... . . Rudge, Dwain .... ....... l 14 Rush, Don . ..... ..... 5 7 Rutledge, Evelyn.. . . . . . . . Rutten, Yvonne .,,.. ..... Ryals, Buckley .... ,..,. Ryan,Earl.. Soucie, Elberta .... Spangler, Barbara . Sparkman, Dee ..... Spitzler, Harold. . . Spotiord, Thomas . . . Sprague, Lorraine. . Starkey, Donald. . Stemler, Clarence. . . Stevenson, Josephine Steward, Roberta . Stewart, Harry ...... Stivers, Fred ..... Stone, Sally ...... Storey, Reatha .... Strawn, Shirley ..... Stroud, Isabell ...... Stroud, Lucille ..... Stuart, Elbert ..... Stuart, lean ..... Swank, Warren ..... Swift, David ..,... Sylvester, Alice ...... .... Sylvester, Mason .... T Tannlund, lacgueline ....... Terry, Betty Lee. . . Terwilliger, Guy ..,. Thomas, Elma ..... Thometz, Robert .... Thompson, Barbara . Thompson, Harry. . . . Thompson, William. . Thorsted, Dale ....... Thrailkill, Lois ..... Tiller, Lois ...... True, Carroll ........ Turner, Elizabeth . . . Turner, Richard ..... U Ulmer, Wanda .... V Valentine, Mary ..... Valker, Stanley ...... Vance, David ........ Vanderhoet, William. Vanover, Earl. . . . . Varvel, lacque. . . . . Varvel, lay .......... Vaught, Robert ...... Veeder, Gordon ..... Voight, Clarence .... W Walker, Bertha ...... Walker, Phyllis ...... Ward, Barbara Gene. Watson, Betty lo. . . . . Waxbom, Adria ...... Weaver, Howard .... Weber, Ross ........ Weisshaupt, Gustave. Welker, Alfred ...... Westbrook, Mary .... Westfall, Helen .... Wetzel, Frank. .... . Weybright, Marvin. . . Wheeler, Robert ..... Wheelock, Clifford. . . Whipple, Willis ...... Whitney, Donald ..... Whitt, Charles ....... Whitt, Wesley ....... Whittington, Bernice Williams, Vernon . . . Willoughby, Ruth .... Willsey, Wilda .... Wilmot, Fonda ..... Wilper, Frank ..... Wilson, Philip ..... Winston, Donald ..... Wittell, Earl ......... Wonacott, Sylvester. . Wong, Gordon ..... Wood, William ..... Woodmansee, Wesley ...... Woods, Douglas. . . . Woods, Pearl ........ Worthen, Virginia . Worthington, William Y Yerrington, Max .... Young, Charles .... Z. Zamzow, Stanley ..... Zimmer, Charlotte .... ...5l, .4 n I Aiaaie .Mm . -.gt.hLfa.i .M 'Wu 1953? ey 1gKT?v35S3E Qiwiiyyx WWWM fffb Q BkpJi5W'L MWP MQWJOJ Q ,W WSMWW wfflif M www 2? 3 if 2 35? is ki V7 ,mm ,EVM :WW,T,!,,,!.J , , 1 K ' N , V 9 X X 3 1. 1 M f f, A I W my X W ' , 1w ' . qw X .L , I, , .. yn i ' ' NJ ' fc 3 fig. 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