Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1936 volume:

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Burley V We Present GEORGIA SCOTT the presxdent of the G A A IS also v1ce presxdent of the Senxor Class a member of Quxll and Scroll Thesplan Club and National Honor Socxety Her charmmg personahty and polse have won for her many fnends durmg the t une she has attended SLPI RIN I I NDI 'N I IDI 'NNIXN 2 N N II xl U x.LIX1L x Ax KI ., N I im 1 I n xtrsi 1 1 111 I I1 xx IS midc su tmltnt th Bur LX I ulilit Sthoc t 1111 L7 1I'll 111 cms txnh xx tt I x the It 1 0 1 1 I tt 0 sstut 1x1 ttstc tnt It 1 I 1 111 gui xnxx ind lI1tILrshtp lfl t1cr1Sl1ttI 11 Ll 1 md Lxtrx Student ol thx Burlq Ht h M100 RXIX Vx VICI UI 'V V1 1 L n Il rnCC1xC his I dcqnx li 111 tht f ollcgx ol Idaho ind has utxndcd Qttmmxr School lt thc Lnixtrsity of Idaho ind tht Il St tx C L L I 1 Simc thi! time I1tl11x lun dun 1 f how until thx prnscnt xur xxhcn hc took tht position of pr1nctp1l Intr1111tt11l incl mtxrxtliolaxtit xompttition in dchitt dttl1m1torx xxorlx md tennis ham Jun 1:11111 td ix 1 x who x un r nt I 111, 1 in Q inxtrti ruin md 1tI1111nistr1tit1i ru I tt1xx1rt tm pu ut ttiuutionil instittiti PRINC IPAI Vlcl AUCHI IN I I 12 1 0- I . 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L hcr ft In ' ruc 'II I1'r 'III I wc . thc Univcrsilv of IcI.I1o, Jin' Inyf .1 I3 S 4Iv'r'c in II m' 1 ' x SIP Im JISU AII' I'I sur ' I at I '. is, DA. xx IJ...-xxx. ' 'ial 9 'r coyl of LIU- I'bt IH . . d dc. OII.lIl'It'kI ' ' ' Hgh III' diplc . .XIIHI n Nc :mal I Ihii B. A dup from ffm-I-wr'.uIw Shun In 'I 'rs .oIIq II-I. .I I fx Adu- atc ' .mr B. Y. L' .11 I' ww. Umh. Inv' IS SUI!! lam R+, mm of mlw Ifng Ixh I'I.IIIII'II In I' 'MI his B. S dcgrw wut III- L'nivIrxI1v uf II.II. .mI Im nc V-.lI.ItIlI.lIL' w 'II .xl lhl L' 'tv ot' , NI.SI'Ig fwrQu1II .mal S'roII .1mIIIwc Bur IIIII XI .ze IUIQIIL 'Ili T ' -I AI' II 5l1x1iu1'I5r11'IIHI1. . ' LI'cI I' I Ilv --1 III.xIwu ulwlnining A IS. S Igruc. X IIIIIMINIIIUIIUII is .uIYIwr OI the lI1rI Ru mrmw ,1 I c ' I Cray. IUI I f L Il former strueror of musn m Burlu II1y,h 1nd nou mstruelor N the Xllnon S1114 Normal oh tuned hrs I3 9 dmzrcr from the Lnuersllx of Idaho HL hxs also uunded summer sesslons there JOHN L RTNFHFR farm shop In structor attended the Umxersuv, of Utah adxxser to the Semor Class md under hrs superxmsmn the members haxe accom plmshcd much HOD SH I1 A Kissow teacher of mathema tlcs md Iatm attended the Umversxty of 'Vlunnesota uherc she recelved her B A degree She has also attended the Una xcrsnty of Idaho 'She 19 advlser to t e .Iumor Class CLIN KLVKFI mstructor of agrncul ture recened h1s B S degree from the Umxersnty of Idaho He also attended the Lnuersnu of Id1ho Southern Branch H 1s aduser to the I I' A P CI 1 fl' new X1 'I.- mx. f in- . -. F'-' , - ', ll . I' I 1 receiving a B. S. degree, Mr. Rancher is A X I , V , K 4 x 6 il N, I I , I , I . . I ' 1 -' 1 ef 7, a . I Rl HD T HXIJI dnrector of socal md lnstrumenttl groupe of the Burley Hugh too that posmon folloxung the rcslg f XIX lxIXlPIOX metructor 0 Speech 1nd sophomore I-ng,l1Sh 1nd d user to the Thespnns elrmmatlc club of our school wttendcd he Umwcrstty of Utmh where he recexxed hrs B 'S degree DXVID C JFNSFN chemtstry and btol ogx lnitruetor obtnned has B 9 degree from the Utuh Agrlculturll College H hu tlio xttended the Umxcrmtv of ldmho Qouthern Brmch Mr Jensen 19 iopho more Cluss udvxser nxtuon of 'Vlr Mulllkm Mr Hyde re CLlNCLl hue B 9 degree from the Unlxer sttv of Utuh and has attended summer school at the Umxemty of Idaho FDIIII XVMI IR sccrettry to iuperm tendent IS Successor to Margaret Puker She was graduated from Burley Hugh School in 1035 Mxss Vkesler recelwed her secretartal trnnmg through serxtce 15 see retary to the Qtudent body T WLJM rs 111 1 1111 Wg L5 1 'l L 1 11111111 1 1 x 1I11s1 11, p 1x1 Ill 11 1 11111 111 Irnnds 11111 only I1 111 S111111r C lass L11 111 1111 1111111 Stuc 1r1t Bod! Skk QQ El IOT BONI-IAM Prestdent Cam 0 36 luelxe xe1rs 15,0 thex entered the ftrst gr1de 1 group of notsy chtldren untratned and ru,,,,ttI tnnoeentlx htetnntng 1 trttntne tl11t would mold them for the future They mounted the eeonel step thtrd fourth 1nd ftfth 1nd then they began to thtnk themselwes just a btt eruurt up The stxth gr1de xx as 1Il a dre1m a trytng test tn math a scoldmg for talktng to a netghbor 1nd 1n 1mp1ttent sI1n1 of the door when school w1s dtsmtssed lhen thex e1me to luntor Htgh sttll the stme notsy group but more xersed tn the lmes ef l7kll'lYlUlll more l'T11llll't tn thetr tenortnce 1nd fully eonsctous of thetr power ere they l :ted 1 neu rwuttne 1nl the 1Il of t1k1n5, tnstructto The rough edges uere gradually o tshed unttl u hen they entered sentor htgh they were not a group of notsy chtldren but a Cass 'Nou 1fter tuelxe xetrs of growth 1nd tr11ntng they are graduattng A class worthy of n1r'1e of C 15s of 1 Houexer 1fter these XCIYS underneath tt all they are the same group tl11t st1rted together tn the ftrst gflklk A few hue dropped out and others have taken thetr pl1 e After 1ll ts sud md done the sen ors hue been xery 1ctne tn all ltnes of aettvtty They the llFgCSl eltss tn the htstorx of the htgh school hate as 1 group promoted the tnterests of the sehool 1nd set 1 Silfllllfd for future cl1sses They take vuth them frtendshtps and memortes never to be forgotten Cxl ORL IX SC OTI FRII IDX VIAI DOROTIIX SFOTT VI RNONI DAWSON I :re Prestdtrat Setretaru Treasurer Representattue W 'B- H55 Q9 4 I 'S V if ' FQ in K I If V . ' .I ' ' l f, t . t .. I . l 1111- . ' -- v -1' ' K 4' A r L v I x gs- K- y 1 . I I , I I L x I K v ' f Y ' . e.1t'. t .' .'tf 'ns -' pl- more mature in stature. and keener of wit, Av Y. 1 lx v rl x . ' 1 el . , I . y the .. I.. 'VT ' ' ' t .' t ' Y ' V ' -. t '. e ' ' 'g -, - '- . 3 X f I 1 ' 5 I .tn-EQ Vs I .' t E. 1 1 1 D In . ,wiht - '- , fl qi -4 ,I 'Q 'zu' 'ff' A . ' 1 , . vb ly l l, Z LLOYD ALLEN-Prof. No wedding bells for me. ' JOSIE ANDERSON-Jos Her good dxsposxtxon lS bet ter than gold ,050 SILVIA BANNER-S11 All nxce people go to early I am asleep ETHEL ANDERSON--Andy Has she got naughty eyes. PAT BAKER Bake Eager chatty and a Jolly good fellow 0 ' a ERNIN BAUGH sham, m llt Wel so was -1- Napoleon' 9 AGNJES BEECHER Kzttq A vulful wxstful w1llxng K' JACK BLADES Bmg 'VIus1c ms a talent for Jack ELIOT BONI-IAVI Fat There are two sides to exert questlon my slde and the wrong ,--- BG I AVERN BH I Herr He put the foot ln football 71 AFTONI BODILY Pmky All the world spms about m I stand snll RUBY BOWFN Boots She talks nice she acts mce of she lS nice 46. H65 we 1 A 6' N I -1 , ' Z ' , , in v 1 y vrr ., I f 71 I , , A - 9 A 1 . H ' 5 Q, ' A 1 ng? 1, , -1 7,13 If , . , 1 K '. ' , l 1,1 nice brunette. X 1 1- 4 5' I A I ,, . . ,J -.., .. . 'tr' Q- ' 5, jk , a, Fx A, 1' 239 1441, Q Q V, 13 , ' 1' ' , - - , - .I V - Y 5 'I R ' , ' , u , M 'I HLI MA BOXVI N Tuhbu pleasunrcr CIISPOSIIIOII you seldom fund ARNOI D ISR XDSHAXX lurk XX hose hclght xxouldnft nuke wnyone strnn I ncck ROBI RT ISRONSON Boa knou un wxxful lot but c1ntth1nk of II SANDI ORD CAMPBLI I. Sundry By your dccds shall ye be known GEORCE CRAXVI7ORD- Andu I-I' says hc docsnk like mc gurls hut wc know hc's fool- IH . VERN CARLSON-Shorlu Lincoln was tall. too. V? 'Un 5 wiv, If all L 'P rl U75 TED BORTZ Teddy I ann t dead I m just breath ess JOYCE BRIM Hon eeq She IS neat she IS sweet she xs very hard to beat GEORGE BURTON Burt I-Ie can study but doesn t e the need of domg so 4' F REX CATMULL shadow Youth comes but once r-.4 on wrth the dance 1 EHRNEST CRANIER-Earnie 'I-Iail! The conquering hero comes. JAMES CROUCH-Jim After schooI I go to hunt. fx '-.Vw , ' J' GIIRAI D CURFEVJ Chaucer I thmketh I knoweth all VERNON DAWSON Duzsu Hes not as bashful as he looks VEDA DRUMOND Fleer unet untxl you know her en RONALD DUNIN Ronme All great men du: yc feel slck already BLAINE EGAN Shrek I m luke Gable I love them CHARLES ERNFST Chuck Attends strxctly to hrs o affairs 5 26- uf' ff in ine 'Nv- .,4v- C185 Cl I NN DAVIS liulmh Sorry gurls lvutl 5 taken GORDON DRACI Joe T15 bttttr to hue loved lost than to be marrled bossed CAROL DUDI I Y Dmah She lhmks much but lxtte X IRC INIA EPPI RSON Blessed with plaln and common sense IOLISI' IRICKSON Irz Docs 6,XLfYIllll lg ucll HOI l Y EVANS Holly To know ber xs to loxch I V. ' 1 ' - ' 1' ' V I A , D-- ,. . ,, D - 'U' . IC' alr l I 1 ', .N mf- ,, 3, 5 It I 1 x L Y ,F 1 lvl' F-. Yi 7 th -I l ? .-P, A - l Q W , . 3 4 5 , . , . . - ws.. 1 1. ' 2 ?J U ' ' re: V 2 '3- all. 3 ,i?lk f 1 'AQ-Hx, xx, adj 'A ff . 11 3 ' ' I K . DORMHHA Glasses-mode ' - 5 The girl who smiles is wel- come to all. -' i 9 'Z gn, HOWARD C II I IS fuffy My heart left me last year and hope tt sttys 'A nz 1 RAI PH GOOLD Gump Much study rs vtearrsome the mtnd aw- S JACK HACKING J Success depends on me -tv RALPH HANN Ray Sllence ts the key to suc cess CERALD HEWARD Gerrq Sure my legs are long they both reach the floor ...- IIO I IAROI .D GIBSON- '-f' -Grhiw I7ew of the worlds greatest were never known. ARI INC? CI OVI R Clurer Very Qulet classes IOII HACKINI Y J They falwaysj puck mn m BARBARA HANRS Bobbq vtork s not work t best for me tltmo HARIXXI ll Sam I dont care what happens yust so xt doesnt happen to m JACK HIGCINS John XX ho xxrll be prcstdent ull I am of age Q 0 , 1 f I Q 1 Mfg' ' pe' V ,, Cl. 2' 1 1, 'E - It ' 'l 6, '-cab? 4 , . Z5 . - f Q . A 'i - O E ' to .- v- ' r AH I cf, 1' ' , . ...:r ,,, - oe -- M -' '- -- , , -.. If ' i. . i is 4 f . 5 r Y '. .- x i .I 1 : F- , -1 I I q 1 - ' 4 ' ' -. I . f- I f A. - I ,, Q , . x . , Y 0. fp' ..,,' . . I . , 1 I x' ' .tfmp ,, Q CQIN ' 'EZ' -I V15 ' VR. .. .yi V A 'Q , J . I, . - X' ! X 5 I I' . I I F-X men are dangerous B LILLIAN HIGGINS Shana She burns the mxdmght onl but not for studymg DONNA HYMAS Bea Vkfhen joy and duty clash duty go to smash ZINA JOLLEY Hap w1lI1ng helper and a good frlend HARRIET JOHNSTON Goo Goo The most precxous are always done up In packages DAVID KEATONI Preczous He thmks too much ROBERT LAVIBERT-Guz 'It s safe to say that what doesn't know isn t knowing. tn.. 'in 'Oi 'cr we 1 T203 i I if 'VIARY HOUSTON Tmu e s y an ar mms her frltnds In bex frank DORO I HY JAVIISOIN Dee If you dont bclxeve xt er IONE JONES Mrs Sentenced for life 'VIARCUERITF KEARNS Tobu Industry as a better horse rlde than gemus IASPER KIDD-Jap 'Vle for a s1ngIe hfe GORDOIN LANGLOIS Ellerbg Except for a lixing wom. there is nothing as good my curly hair.' EI DOIN I ARSON II f st hope p sl t L Isl 1C RAI XRSON I II n s X de ne sh tlcts ll hustl rs nt u lxke m cury han? FRANCI S MATSON franku e n x 1 at rarely EAR! MATTHEWS Early Always on tlme to every lhmg undertaken PFGGY MCMILLAN Lulu She s full of Pep no IDR -of LJ Qi 1, rv:-N AJ' Zl E JK 4? i' 1 vu , IRPNl I ARSOTN Bubbles Too brxght to lxve WANDAL LITSON Hoople He mnght lose hrs head but never hxs heart Llfes blggest moment or a sophomore FREDA MAI Frfz Looks lnnocent and speaks seldom how can you slam er K' ERNEST MATHEWS E Z? 'W Nothmg 1n the world can bother me MARGARET MERRILL Mery She never lled she never flunked We guess she never knew how , ' A 6, . h U ,, fa 2, '. -A llffiufll Q M ll- 'W Pg . .V 'uri pf fd H ' I -H U l'f ll vs: T ' vii .A Q A as ,UCF ..-X , 'lv - 9 lf she wa I .1 thing vell f ' ' , ,Y V L. V ' ... fy at A .49 3 1 .X it I ROBERT LYNCH V-Sleepy 'REED LYONS-Sugar Gi lt dlo' yo ' y ' ' ' -f l' '. I , i M A 1 . r' - 2. ' -' N A - V ' Sh c'er Llksf-th is ' l 'J h . ' e 4 1 ' f ,. ' ' I ' . Q, E r - rn 1 f -vp .. , ' ax ,f-2 W J ' X Lk l I MARY MORRISON Infant Nt all blondes l1ve m Hollywood ORVIL MURPHY Murphy Women are a mystery to m MILTON NIELSEN Mzlt The more I know the more I need to know ' ' IOLAND NORTON An Qulet happy and content GOLDA ORAHOOD Goldu Why don t men propose LILLIAN MUELLER Lula Very quick wltted and ng on the dot ll BOYD NIELSEN Toke ,., Never says a foolrsh thlng X 3 WISE On? NORMAN NIELSON Geo: Harder I try the gooder 4'-. be the worser I am ,Q AQ f P DELTON PARKER DeIterJ lv, in I fv- Brlght as a rusty nall 2'9 X so QP 1225 INEIL OLSON O y VJomen wlll wreck any t of good standlng I-IAZPI. PACE Speed NX hy can t we all haxeu CLARFNCE PARKER Clancy A gentleman makes nolse -:rd Ilx XNlx I'Ol,l SON Wzduc .14 IV5 I I R IIIPISR lf? IFRS 'IH KULIUY to L My only Imrwks were umm B mrs ua x mx 1 owl Im, gl Ilfl flux Qlmung xsrlclrr awry mur VI RY ROBKR I S Rohlnrc L cm ilu Llrls mc null In In L.,-J' Aer DIHI I A SCHI 'Wx D01 To be of Scrum rithnr Ihm fn to be conspxcuous 4,-5 N.- Gs ,er S woke nd may mughr mc uns Iolllcs I OUISI IDOUI TON! Sonmf me mc and the world mmn IOUISI- ROBINSON Worm Her head S lxkn the moon a wus chmglnb Iv I ways .1 man rn xt ASAEI QORFNSON Danclo A man who blushes IS not qultc 1 brute vs. DORO I HY SC O I I1 Do! 1r d p kc and 5'-5 lungs mcc lhm s or ,M othy IW' J 3 0241 GFORCIA SCOTT Scotty 9 ort sweet 1nd ull PCP J' LUCII I E SNIOXX lucy Succmds IH CXLYYIIIIYIQ., dnrtakcn U3 an IARRY SOUTH Dude Im fnc cxght xuth my pom p or d gurls I haw car l A RUE SPACKMAN Toot: Blessed are they who arc quxet for they are never quoted DEVERN STEPHENS Slzm xence hat a no word' BERNICE STILLVV ELL Pudge She never laughs but does she grggle DELOY TAYLOR Delou There rs only one gxrl or m lNORVlA Tll LY T11 Sc ool lnfe nts lowest e Nlll DRED TOTTEN Aonnre A quxet lookmg grrl but looks are often decervrng sehr? 'iii' A, 5 I7-H 1 'fo' 'io' -J ri ff P' rg' RU l'H STAKER Rudy Capacrty never l1ckS opp tumty JOHN STOUT Tarzan It s a szrear lrfe but FLOYD STUART Swede Work' Vvfhere haxe Il that word ELLEN THOMAS Tomr 1 She was a pretty baby never got over rt 'Y' 'S 'VlARJORlE TONER Lzghtxn True to her word er and her fnends VIARY TROUT Jane She thmketh much speaketh lrttle f . vi l V q - , 4 L ' ,. 1 ' ,, , Y - ' A 'Q-ze .. M iff:- la , '75 2 L S'l 1 w ble T' ' ' , . R .. X I f A if S. ...S H U , 4 It i- 'I' i A I , -.- ,. , ,' 1 ' H f ' 4 v 4 Q ' e-? Q . ft ..f ' ., h I , V at , Y A xt 'Aol A . . , T' bb. .... ,A A -- I , Yh , its tx A P , I D fi. 1 IQ A l ll- I .. V A. . vs ' U '. ,, ' . . ,, I' Nh - ' 'E- I. f FRANCIS UNANDIiRf Funny- A falher's pride and a mother's ioyf' fm. YN VIINI VUQ1 I Mzssourl py go u X r 1 ee nothmn m the mor P. can bother me 0 CI-IARI FS VJARR Cxhazleq Speedy nn more u 1ys than one JLNINII XX I-Il I AKER Wendy I xghl hearted md care free T INORXIAN XX OOD Hu! Pcmls 'Vlen of fur xx orcls they say are the hest IPO YI AXIAN Cleo A blush is beautlful but 'Q 8. y someume xnconvement 5 -.3 ,..--- 1 .avi .Q 'ii' U53 Sly, MAXINE VANHOOK-Max Honors, honors. how I do toil for them. 'za 4 MURRAY WALKER Mac Often seen but nexer heard from CHLOE WHEELER-Curly Her faults would make drm shadow HELENE WILSON 1-Ia She rs wxse she IS Wltty shes m love what pxty Vv ILLIAIVI WOODALL Wzllze All the dates he gets are wrth the dentlst REX YEAMAN Einstein Wme women and song man s rum I LL. Pr sxdmt of :lu and B Club um nsx X C lub HL IS also a 1 ur I Omll md Scroll a Nauon 1l ll mor l aX urn 5 sports mmlnk ,mluull md lnklable DtfSUI3l1ly haw vson many frunds for lnm '23 'E' Y' ...fr f v f Q-Baia 'QTMQ' X11 i295 'WY' 12, if f '1 Quai Deane ff ff-:H 3 1 1 ct Burley High Schools 1935 football season was .1 story of heartbreaks and hard luck. Handi- capped by a lack of experienced players. the hard work which the team put forth failed to accomplish much in'the way of winning games. but it was not without results-never once was the Bobcat tradition Burley teams may be beaten but never whipped broken. Whatever else may have been lacking, it cannot be said that they were deficient in that most important asset of any athletic team-fight. No matter how big the score or how had the breaks against them. a game was never over 'till the final whistle. In the opening game of the season. Coach I-ljort's boys were victims of inexperience in a contest which ended with Qakley on the long end of a I4-O score. The Big Ten Conference season opened on Burley's home grounds when the Bobcats tangled with the Buhl Indians in a thrilling contest. Burley first showed in this game flashes of the power that was theirs, After pushing Buhl all over the field, the team emerged with but a 6-6 tie. The Bobcats fe'll before the onslaught of the powerful Pocatello Indians in the following game by a score of 39-0 The same story was repeated when Burley was again defeated by a one-sided score. 34-0 this time by Twin Falls In a nip-and'-tuck battle with the Blackfoot eleven. a game in which breaks played an important part. Burley's hard-luck team came out behind by a score of 12-6. Having yet to win a game, the Bobcats,entered the American Falls fray with a determination to succeed. and by dint of hard work and heads-up ball success was accomplished. The final- score was Burley 13. American Falls O. In the following game the rejuvenated Hgiortmen overpowered the Kimberly Bulldogs I4-0. in a non-conference battle. i l nn i H nn I lg CHARLES WARR Then came the season's climax, the annual Armistice Day game between those arch-rivals of Idaho high school sports-the Burley Bobcats and the Rupert Pirates. Both teams were rated as equal at game time, and a battle was in store. The pep and enthusiasm of both factions reached its highest point. The day was perfect. a wildly-cheering crowd flooded the bleachers, and partisan spirit ran riot. The two teams met under perfect conditions with fight as their watchword-it was. in short, a sportwriter's paradise. This struggle between traditional enemies proved to be a combination of thrills and heartbreaks far overshadowing any of the season's previous games. The game began with a bang as Burley gained possession of the ball and marched goalward. only to be turned back on the very threshhold of a score. Again and again during the entire contest the Bobcats penetrated within scoring distance, and each time bad breaks or a fighting Pirate defense forced them back. In the second quarter Craven. Rupert's halfback star, broke away for a few seconds for a long run which spelled defeat for Burley's team. Burley completely dominated play for the rest of the game, and stood out in every depart- ment of play. as the result of twelve first downs to three for their opponents and 230 yards to llO from scrimmage indicates. But when the game ended. they were behind in the all-important result-the score of 6-O. Both the team and Coach Hjort should be commended for the hard work and spirit shown throughout the season. Letter-winners this year were: Lavern Bell. Ernest Craner, l.aMar Staker. Norman Nielson. Charles Warr. Deloy Taylor. Ralph Cioold, Donald Redfield. Lloyd Allen. Murray Walker. George Burton. Jack Higgins. Meredith Lambert. George Crawford. Denny Pace, and Leo England. Lavern Bell was elected honorary captain for the vear. Following the idea of increased participation in athletic events, Burleys second stidng. composed of a large number of boys, played various games with surrounding teams during the season. lf nu sm Il :mil Vl:RN Blil,l. f , ANECOIZCJ UECU72 r 22151 SQUAD ,. fx. After having won the South Central District Track an'd Field Meet and placing second in the lnterdistrlct Meet. making the most successful season in years, Burley's 1935 team entered three men in the State Meet. who amassed a total of ll points for their school. One of these men, VJillard Mainord, put his name down permanently in the Idaho athletic hall of fame and that of Burley High when he broke the state record for the broad jump. a record which had stood since 1921. with a leap of 22 feet 713 inches. He also took a first place in the high jump, after failing by the narrowest of margins to establish a new record in that event. Ernest picked up a fhourth place in the pole vault to complete Burley's total. Lavern Bell was the other Bobcat qualifier for this meet. Under the tutelage of Coach Hjoit. over fifty boys reported for work each night as the 1056 team was being rounded into shape, Vrfith such a large turnout, the Bobcats should have a good team for this year and for a couple of years to come. Entering in the Annual Inter-class Trackmeet will be: Sophomores. jump events: Jess Bidaganeta. Jimmy Edoeta, Elwood Rich, Theo Owens. Russell Shockey. Billy Judd, Vaughn Egan. and Gene Acaiturrt: weights: Wilbur Popp. Lawrence I-logge. Lyle Thompson, Max Warr. Ernest Pyle. and Tom Toolson: hurdles: Elwood Rich and Gene Acaiturri: distances: Don Powell: sprints: Billy Judd, Ken Barry. Meridith Lambert. and Leamon Lambert. For the Juniors: jumps: Lyle Worthington, Leo ep -. 1 Y . .,, El f' 'af' BFLI. F, X? j . and KEATON 5 . SQUAD lfngland. and iieoige Henderson: weights: Melvin Bowcut. Boyd Neilson. Joe fireer. Don Redfield Donald Durfee, and Bob Cater: hurdlesi Ray Powers and Keith Judd: distances: Lyle Worthington. XYayne Httrst. Delbert Pailser. George llentlerson. Neldon Cheney. and Irving Chesley: sprints: Ray Powers. Delbert Parker. and l.eo lingland. Senior entrants are: jumps: ffrnest Craner. David Keaton hob lynch. and Cieorge liurtonz weights: l,avern Bell, David Keaton. Norman Neilson, Nlurray XX'alker. Jael-i Hacking. liloyd Stuart. and Clarence hurdles: Pat Bal-ter and Merrill Call: distances. Merrill Call. Robert Bronson. Harold Eldon l,arsen. Roo Bronson. and Clarence Clover: sprints: Bob l.ynch. Howard Ciillis. Dunn. Pat Baker. Charles XK'arr. .John Stout. and Cieorge Burton. liank Nowe. a dash Clover: Gibson, Ronald man. is the lireshmens lone representative. Relay teams will be selected from the above boys. This year's Senior rank as favorites to cop the cup for the second straight year. XX'ith five lettermen returning. Burleys hopes are high for a successful season. Lavern Bells excellent performances in the weights and Ernest Craner's pole vaulting seein good bets to pick up a good amount of points in meets during the year. Uther letternien back are Norman Neilson. David Keaton. and Meridith l.arnbeit. littilt around this nucleus will be several others of last years outstanding candidates and a host of promising recruits. XX'ith so much material to choose from. Coach lliort's team should be an outstanding aggregation. COACH HJORT and NORMAN NIELSON ig. -1 ff' ff ELWOOD RICH RAY POWERS With but four lettermen of thc previous Years squad returning Coach lrliorts Bobcats liegan com- petition this vear with the task of defending the title ' ldaho State Champions. XK'ith llrnie Craner, all-state second team nominee from last year and Philip Acai- turri. l.avern Bell and David Keaton back, prospects seemed fairly bright for a successful season, Burley started the year out fast. winningsten suc-' cessive games before dropping one to Oalslejfs Hornets. During the regular season the Bobcats won I5 games and lost 9. Their conference record shows seven wins and six losses. giving them a Class A standing of fourth place. They avenged all but one defeat. being beaten twice by one opponent. The climax of the regular playing season came in the final game with Oakley. this year's district runner- up, After a close fight during three periods before the largest and most tense crowd seen in the Burley gym- nasium in years. the Bobcats were trailing Z3 to l9 mid- way in the final quarter. Then with their characteristic last-minute spark. the team dropped in baskets from all angles to win by a 27 to 25 score. PHILIP ACAITURRI The Bobcats entered the district Class A tourna- ment with l avern Bell. lfrnest Craner. Philip Acaiturri, Charles NVarr. David Keaton. Bob Lynch. Ray Powers, and Elwood Rich as regulars. l.eo England as alternate. Their first encounter was with the VJendell Trojans. the team which proved the giant-killers of the tourna- ment. After three periods of close play in which Burley couldn't seem to find the hoop. XVendell gained a slight advantage and by careful stalling during the majority of the final period managed to pull through with a 28 to 26 victory over the Bobcats. ln the second game the Bobcats met the Kimberly Bulldogs In a better fighting mood this time. the boys showed' flashes of their pre-tourney power in the final half of the contest. The game started slowly with neither team able to hit the basket with any degree of consis- tency. Burley led at the quarter 3 to O and at the half had increased the margin to 6-2. Then led by Dave Keaton. the Bobcats swept over the surprised Bulldogs with a barrage of baskets'which left them with a lead of Zl to IZ as the third quarter ended. The final period was fought on. even terms with Kimberly failing- to threaten throughout. The final score was Burley 30, Kimberly 21. Keaton led the scorers with l2 points, while Craner chalked up 6. Coach Hjort's boys met their nemesis in a band of Rupert Pirates. who. far exceeding all expectations. reached their peak in tournament play and proved the surprise team of the series. Functioning smoothly throughout. while the Bobcats seemed unable to get started. the Pirates rang up a 6 to 4 lead at the quarter and a l6 to l0 lead at half-time against the hard-fight- ing Burley team. Then in the third period Rupert cut loose with shots which couldn't seem to miss and went as if propelled by magic to- increase their lead to a 30 to- I4 advantage. Led by Craner. the Bobcats fought back hard in the final quarter but the game ended 40 to Zl. and Burley's hopes were shattered. David Keaton led Burley scorers in the tournament with 25 of his team's 79 points to his credit. He stood third in points per game average in the tourney. Ernie Craner followed by ringing up 22 points. Both Keaton and Craner were given honorable mention on all-tourn- ament selections. Lavern Bell. Ernest Craner, David Keaton, Philip Acaiturri, Bob Lynch. and Charles Warr are lettermen who have played their last game for Burley High. l,AVl:RN BELL ERNEST CRANER DAVID KEATON CHARLES WARR BOB L YNC H L UCL LSLIH. dlfor L xx md pr Sl 1 0 u lul xi also 1 m m 1 u mul Qlroll Tlnns C lub Nlllklllll Honor Qoullx and B Club H15 rudy xslt and kiln s ml ot humor hum nmdl hum vull lxlsul lx evlry om Q- Hsu Bird Barber Shop HAIRCUTTING OUR SPECIALTY Adele Miller Beauty Shop PERMANENTS MANICURES FACIALS BURLEY IDAHO The Blue Bird Cafe WHERE THE BEST TASTES BETTER BURLEY IDAHO Peterson s Market QUALITY MEATS FOODSTUFFS Free Dellvery Servlce Burley Idaho Phone 150 B 59 H Lunch SANDWICHES CANDY Soft Drmks Ice Cream HAPPY ANDERSON Proprnetor PERSONAL DIRECTORY Adonrs Nrelson Economy Grocery Samtary Food Store Pxoneer Seed 25 Gram Co 'Vlecham Barber Shop Idaho Realty 8 Abstract om Nel Alexander s A Smxth Hardware Co B U H Lunch B d Ba ber Shop Blueh rd Cafe Bu ley Drug Company B ley I1und y B ley I'heate Cass 'National Bank Club Cafe D E Johnson I conomy Crocery H fel Motor Company Ha pster s Bakery Idaho Bank and Trust Co Idaho Realty U Abstract Co I C Penney Company Mecham Barber Shop M H Kung Company ADVERTISING INDEX VI re Phar nacy National Hotel Nelson s Cafe INu Way Plumbrng Company O e land Barber Shop Pee less Cleane s P terson s Market P oneer Seed 8 Gram Company Prxto Safeway Store Sannta y Food Store Scholer s Jewelry Sport Shop Stephenson and Grsh Trl State Lumber Company Van Engelen Brothers Vwall and Rawhngs W I Sh St es er s oe ore Whrtehead Furmture Company 1385 7 O O I Ad 's 1'i son t W H I oo 1 , . . ,A 48 A ' h , , , ,,,,,, c..,,r,,,, 4 6 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, 42 , ' . c,,c,,, .,,,,,, 44 ' ,,c.,,..c,,. 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Haircutting .1 Specialty l me -S Bur tx. ldal o Phone 781 Burlgy Idaho When You Buy at Penney s IT S RIGHT IN PRICE IN QUALITY IN STYLE Shop at Penn 5 s .I G PENNEY GG SGHOLER S Jewelry Store Witches DlJm0UdS Jexselrv Crosley Refr1geratorsandRadxos DR GEORGE P SCI-IOLER OPTOMETRIST Ey es Tested 1nd Glasses Fltted TQ the C1333 Wesler's Shoe Store of 1936 GUGD to xx rrte ugunst your n tmt Ht xx rrtts not whit xou von or lost but how POR nl Ill VJHOI I PAMII Y Y OU P18515 thc '-UIUC At X try Rt tsonahlt Prrcts A O Smrth Hardware Huw IMO ,ht - 5 7 ly' 1 - ' -, 9 9 i C V' w . . . 7 I5or when the One Great Scorer comes f 4 , L L A - L 3' 1 V I ' . 1' ' -- ' ' ' 1 - 1 ' , . 0 0 I' I fb' I A x Q. '? 1 Oh you don t my so 4 'She ns cull one of us 1 2 The lucky glrl 5 Oh gm oh gosh 3 Smxlns 6 I bet you couldn t guess H55 :TQ 'N an 1 .J W' i' I A, ' .. 1 - 1, 4 V V4 6 bm 313, I ,I .',.,. . 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't ' ' 1 I 1, ZW U YL .21 ' C 1, .1 M.tx2.'f U Ih mLmbLrs mf th Idttor TNI tn Idl W Xsststmt Iudttor Bustmss XIIHJLLF Asst Bus 'XIgr Art I'cI1t0r Inst Krt Iidttm' IL1turC Idttor t IL1turL IL1 or Sports L or tCtr Sports dttor fBoxs SLnmr L1turLs IIUIUI' IIII R 1 701114 YL IILIYLS I Glenn Duns X Lrnnn Dux son DLII1crt Parkct LLQN 'XIXI1 ar Gordon I 1ngIo1 Anm Ixuton Qtuirt Duns Fltot Bonham MLIIIJ Parker CILOYLII QLOLI Rolurt I lmbcrt 'XI1rx 'I rout IQYLIILI SCIIOLQSILI' Cordon RtttLr Photo I dttor Asst I'Iwto I dttnr ALIXLFIISIU 'XIg,r A st Mix g,r Humor I'dttor Asst Humor Idttor Orgmtlltton Idttor Asst Org Fd Sntpshot Idntor Asst impshot Idxtor QLCYLIIIQ Adxtsus X crnon Dux son Ink 'imctiln ,IOL II1LknLx .Itck Roptr IIoxx 1rd Gtllts Ron1Id Dunn I w ly Isms osLpInnL Shtur HLILnc XX tlstwn IIII XILLIu1m IIIILI1 SLImr1m1n IX r Qtum xrt NItsS II'nr0LI-tmorton t6OI F-BK. I 'Q p-lik -1 if vi' Ixw x CNROL Fll Illilfilf' or us Wummlr L Bur nr Ihr oIf1 url plrur of ilu Prurlcw Huh School hu hlcn pulwlushcd mx trmes rung r K Hx w lu lon kms noun Z1 ou 1 lrnxrm lherm Specnl ur us x ur rp on rs IS mn s rx Q on Xprll S gg cdrtron xx ml 1 Ln run IH ilu hlllr. Lontusl lor gurl adlled P1 3 XXLXN x lnlrtor n C f Gcnld Curfcu Awslunl lidltor Jack Roper Bl1SlIlk9S Nlmmgocr James Crouch X-,srstxnt BUSIHCSS MlH1Q,Lf l urctt Anllruxs l ll Nlvcnm Vm Hook IXSSISIITII lcuurg Dclhsrt Pmrkcr 'N us ldu vr nllnn Mun Assmtxnl News Lduor Clnrles Dworslnk Bom Sports l lrot Bonham Cxrli Qporis l mllun Hzggxns Awstmt Sports Art Pdltor Asslellnl 'xrt ldllor Humor Ink Smcdley Xlrrtlu Opcdahl Slulrt Dans Ioyrc Bulklny llml Mechlm mx l dltor md ron Lu l31k1dlKLlo Aulstmt Humor Lxrlnngr ldllor Dons Smxth licporurs X rx lluston llgu X'llXl1ll1n and Mary I rout lxdxuslr Xlr Sodnrlnri., 1 fall W , 1 l f 8 ' 1' wz ' It l' . Q LUZ l 1 x , 2 l' R I A in 'F CYll'll.Xl.l3 Clflil l'XK' ,AV I ' '- l Hub 3' 1 ' Th' llr. ' mc. S ' ' ' 'j , . .' ' Q A . du ' 1 th' pas! vh ll war. liafh pullul' '.f ' lil I . ll X '. f '. B HL vr - issu'l flu i lm. lh. log' 'ing .ml f ' lfool' Day. A Cu -i ' ' '35 1NNl' on l.11L1.1ry lf Lo hu ' ll '1' . ' ' ' V ' ' .pcrS. 'll e 1 ' lr-rs of this years smfl' arc: i ' i his . ' ,.' . , , , . ' . 'A ' . .1 . , '. A 1 2 ' Q . Venture ilior r - . . . K . 5. ' - . C41 A' f ' . P wi' Ru lcr A 'xl n fc f 'lc If '. 'llcr L Q 4 '. ' . .' f 7 ' . . . ' .la ' J gy'. 3 . . 1 I. X' .sf l J - at Q ' UCUZGE UCS ZO 'ZLLL lhe thorus rs omposed ot the follourni, members Lthel -Xnderson 'Xlarxa Barlex Trumen Barlou Xgnes Berther Sterltnr, Brax Bord Brrdges qanford Campbell Xlurrcl Drake Alree Qaskall Doroths Jamrson Xia eutrttt lxtarns P-.ggx Xl Xltllan Xlarx Xlorrrson Lrlltan Vlueller Orul Murphx 'Norman 'Xrclson lark Roper Georgra Stott Opal Stephens Xlxrn Xogt Ernest Matthews Jack Blades and Barbara Hanks ompanrst The lollouxng, bow nerr mtnahers of th chorus the past xtar Phtllrp Xeatturrt Pat Baker XX oodrou Btneham Ia k Blade Xrnold Bradshaw lumor Bradshaw Reo Bronson Robert Bronson Mtrrrll Call Sanford Camplatll lxerth Connor Xlatn Drake Ja k Drancx Blame an dear I aptrson XX aane tu L lot recr tt rmsa k l t Hanks Elcmo Hartvs r Henrle Crtrad twat lark rebtn Carl Hoger XX ana Hurst Daard lxeaton T: on I arson lrank Xlannrnr Clatr Xlattheus Earl Xlatthuxs lrmst Xlatthuus Hal Xlceham Boxd Nerlson 'Xml Olst n Shtldl n Parker lrxrn Patterson Rat Pt wtrs larl Runolds Gordon Rutter Xlrn Roberts Russtll Shttktx satl Ntrtnstn larra South Bennx 'ipraeue Dc los Taylor ouell 'laxlor ran rs Lnande Xlun Xtgt Xlak XX ake Xlurrax XX alktr Charles XXarr a Xlax XX caur Thur net mpanrst xx as Xlara Huston f nttrson Helrn Xtatlersora tretnla Btneaam ot Q. Bl'llTl X alera Calk ns lrla Dav Xfe ma aut X a runarnt nd Oka l am s X l X Ntla C ruucll Barbara Han s t or ks l lramts t n lrlls Ruth lensera Harrr ttejohnston ma x x nt tarns na aton n ar ara X at lrctda Xlat lua ra ham H l ta anson X an rt all P ggx Xl Xlallan Xlx ra Xloen h Nona 'Nelson Doris son Ala Ok ll r C Ora tt H 1 a t Xlartha Paxlson loutst Poulton Icanctte ttrtld R hel wtssltr htrlman Jos phrne ihax r Hopt Srmmons Carl Smrth 0 nl xrst R lla l oas Tontr Xlaru rt Taner Xlrldred Totten X an rout Thtlma Tuttl X axrra an Hook Ihtdza XX larxelaud Horne XXrlson Irrs XX orthlngton and Barbara Prxton a ompan st O 5, OTLL5, UZ 5, Ugozua 1673 f ' ' . . .'.L Q . 's. 1 A' H . ' rig. i - ir ' ati'-1-S .F If 1 Ra-ta L ftff ef '. T. 1 c'Cll, X'el ' B-'.l ll- uri: H 'ft s, . 'Q' '. ' e , . 'r , 'ld I.' ,l5.e .A'r,.f ' '. j ' M X ' nd The Garls' Chorus ll'lClL1LlCS the followingz tlovce Allen lfcho .Xllera XX'.anda Allen. Betta' X lv' . a 1 z - ,XX '. ' 'l. ,J 'ca ' , '. . i . ,' 1, 'l Drrjk 'ed. D a . . 3. e .larcia Ear. l,.a 'ern l3ree I ' . . r k , lflxan Han . Neltn Htll. '. ' H align , Melissa . ' V A ' . 'e ' Q . Z' . .lollt Maxi 1 Ka. .Xn . Kc. . lrcne larso . X'era l,. son. Cl. . .lj 5 ' . f , na Nlxc . . ee H. 5 .,'l. e fX'l'c. '. c ' . c. ' , . '. . ' c .' .' . . ' Ol , L c ae rv Holtla .haul a'cl P41 . r r . ' ' , ' ' . . Rel ' . .ac ' Sthti ' Htltla Sc a' . . .e ' ' . .'c ' , ' X ' . X'i l' Tht . on Norma Ttllv eva T'l ' ' ' . . W e t N a ' . .1 I' T I X t , Ac C YA .. w , ,N xx Jn ' I . . , 1 I ETCL South ln Sonora th Htgh School XTUSICBI Operetta for lh1S year was put on Aprtl 9 and l0 at the Htyeh S bool -Xudttorlum The cast xncludcd about one hundred students The leads were taken by 'Vlary MOIKISOH Joyce Brnm lu k Blades Dayld Ketton larnest Xlattheves Vlerr1llCall Sanford Campbell Ha7el Pace 'Nona 'Nelson Thelma 'I uttle Xlurncl Drake Del oy Taylor Alyxn Vogt Peggy 'Vlc'Vl1llan Anna lxeuon Helene XX1lson Call Smnth Dorothy Jamxson 'Vlarcta Larl Benny Sprague 'Vlax XXezy r Jack Roper R1 hel Schtessler Pat Baker 'Norman 'Nxelson Arnold Bradshaw Gordon Rutter lranems Lnznder lltlon l trsen larl Vlatthews and chorus The members of the Band are as follovys Ethel Anderson Eyerett Andrews James Barrus Kenneth Barry 'Xrnold Bradshaw Boyd Brxdges lxerth Connor Vernon Dawson Ronald Dunn Harold England Holly Eyans Hoyyard G1ll1s John Glenn XX arren Glenn Robert Gooch Joe Hackney Hollrs Huston Xera Vleyers Oryll 'Vlurphy Cecll Owens Ernest Pyle Stanley Rutter Ja le Rop r Jtmmre Roper Elmer Shcnle lxelth Sxmmons Jack Smedley Howard Sorensen De Loy Taylor Tom Toolson Homer XX rrght XX ard Dworshak The members of the Orchestra are as folloves Ethel Anderson Vlrgrnta Ayler James Barrus Ruby Boyyen Boyd Brndges lxathlecn Coleman Carolyn Dantelson Norma Duke Holly Eyans Xflarshall Grlchrlst John Glenn XX arren Glenn Robert Gooch Sara Halford Kenneth Hann X rl Henrxc Hollts Huston Vla y Huston llllran 'Vlueller Fern Pollard Phyllxs Powell Ernest Pyle X1 tor Skxles I yle Stearman Bessle Ttnsley Carl Toolson lgecgasbta i-T3 R 1' or 1633 2 f' fl, e I e e . 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V ' ' ' .. . . e ' . .. rj ., . , , . 1 . - 'Y I -'ll ,ae , ,- . , - u- D ' I ' .Q-- l '..' - ' rf 04 50 oof ipfay TIRQT CAST SI FONID CAST l fda hxgh school audrtorlum Heart Trouble ms a domestrc play centercd around the younger generatron It IS full of humor romance and some touches of pathos ln short xt rs lrfe as we know 1t A double cast presented th s productron rn an afternoon and an cvenmg performance Members of the cast were Glenn Davis Jack Roper Everett Andrews Elwln Ward Delbert Parker Ronald Dunn Peggy lVlcM1llan Georgla Scott Joyce Bulkley Lllllan Hxggrns Betty Anderson Norman Nnelson Asael Sorenson Vernon Dawson Frreda Mar Melba Parker Vrrgrnla Aylor Holly Evans and Kate Everheart Accordmg to the auduence the play was vxcll dont and rclchcd a greater herght ln the standard of play productlon of the Pmurlcy Hrgh School f64l l - 0 t t , fi N il fl 'D ' ' K l if 1 , 2 is - ' ul' 1 .. f A 4 Q 'li rj g I The all-school play, Heart Trouble, was presented in December in the I gt, V V . 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'. x . 1 K l Oqaf fp Q .sc czmafo 'ably Memhers of the cast for the one act eontest plty lnhe Sign of the Cross were Ellot Bonhtm Nlelbx Ptrker Gtrtld Curfeu llurn Xkard Dontld Redfteld Alun Drake and I loyd Stuart Out of tpproxtmatcly one hundred students vtho entered declamatory work thts year three students from etch dtxtston were selected by Mr Alvtn Kempton dramattc coteh to ntrrou eltmtnttton One person out of each group of three was named to represent Burley 1n inter seholastxc contests XX tnners ofthe eltss orltorxcal eontests were Senxors blcnn Dans and 7ll l'i Jolley Juntors Jack Roper and Joyce Bulkley and Sophomore Nlerle Orch1rd Those utnntng tn the class contest tn the drtmttte dtuston were Stmors Georgn Scott Jtnnte XX httaker and Ltlltan Htgglns Jumors Lxa Yeaman Vlelht Ptrker and Joyce Bulkley and Sophomores Thora Carol Dudley 1nd l uctlle Snou Iuntors Delbert Parker and Rtchewl Schoessler There were no entrtes from the Sophomore class These students represented thetr classes tn the unter cltss contest Those vstnntng tn the orttortcal dtxtston ln order of thetr places nere lack Roper Merle Orchard 1nd Glenn Dans In the Dramatte dntston the students chosen were Em Yeaman Vlelba Parker and Georgn Scott In the humorous dtuston the utnners uere Delhert Parker Rachel Schoessler Carol Dudlex md l uetlle Snow tC1roI and I txctlle tted for thtrd plteel Vxttmpormneous Stmors Mary Huston and Juntors Jtck Roper The students chosen to represent Burley tn the mter scholxsttc contests were orttory Vlerle Orchard dramtttc Lu Xetman md humorous Delbert Ptrker extemportneous Jack Roper 1651 N I ff F 2 5 g 1. , 5- . Q :' I ' 2 l , 1 I 7 ' 1 I Q L I 'A H- K X I Y 5 Y I 1 V '- v . ss s 1 ' yd -4 r 1 1 1 rx ' , . e . . , I ' Y ' ' I i 5 e , e 1 . . 3 U Y . . - Q . ,. K . A ' , KZ ev i. A V: . 1 r ' ': Q -: . - . . . V ' ' ' A 2 A .: 3' . , . r e . . ,' ': : XVhitaker. Joyce Allen. and Marva Bailey, XX'inners of the humorous division were: Seniors: . . ' . ': . ' 1 1 ' . . e A 1 . ' e . . ,rf '01 5 . ' .. ' ' . . u ' ' il 4 2 .4 . 'Y' I, X V' 5' 1. .', 1 ,x , - , . '- 1 , -xjfla . . . , , . . t , -- 'v'. 4 . ' ' ex ' .t t . 4 ' -J I t' . 1.' ' e I ' 'I . : . . L i- p. 1 ,L .Iv ' ' Y in ' , V 3 K vi A . ' T . 'e x 1 - - , . .... . , . . . , . 'znzcz H05 sjuftt .1 Eagafa Along with the declamation contests a dthitc team was formed lt was composed ofthe following members Allirmatixt James Crouch Joyce Bulkley Bonham The question was Resolxed that tht sucral states should enact lcgis lation providing for a complete sy stem of medical carc available to all the people at public expense Practice debates were held with Twin Falls and Buhl preceding the district declamatory contest 1665 :lv ' ' , I 'Q 6 ' , 4 V ' Y Stuart Davis, Jack Roper: Negative, Norman Nielson, Delbert Parker. and Eliot i v y s vu Q J i - I lv A 3 7 5 ' I F .slztoz QD Growxng Pams the Scnror Class Play was presented May 14 and 15 It ttlls the drlemmaof th Vlclntyres who see thelr boy and glrl tossed mto cataracts of adolescence and can help l1ttle further than grve dxrectrons for the turbulent course from 1 drstinct adylce VRl1lCl'l tgocentrrc youth always rejects of course thc nclghborhood lends Many thmgs happen to all of them but the end IS brrght and promxslng l aughtcr prles upon laughter as the play progresses and lxttle shafts of genu unc pathos arc deftly mterspersed makmg the pattern complete It IS ctrtam thut cycryonc who wxtnessed thrs comedy emerged wrth a greater degree of undcrstandlng and tolerance and a fuller measure of love and devotron toward the chtldrcn around them Mcmbtrs of the nxt were Ronald Dunn l ucllle Snowy Mmry Huston Flrot Bonhmm Louise Robmson Marguerxle Kearns Harrxette lohnston Vernon Dmyyson Alun Drake 'Vlerrlll Call Lldon l arson Arnold Bradshaw lrances Unander l-lemo Hartwell Rex Catmull Holly fvans Mildred Totten Georgxa Scott Barbara Pxxton l rlllan Mueller and Lxlllan Hngglns I67l I I - W 1. r - K: '- x ' . ' I at .. - V e V or ' I . U D ' 1 I al 1 , I I I These two krds, Ljeorge and Terry, go through their throes in company with 1 3. I Y I ' I O 7 ZO!I7O LZ:4 IN mm N r of mm mush org1n1!lt1OnS Nmrlonal Honor Sumo! C ourt 1rd R d and Gray staii H r Lhlrnung., d19pOS1l1Of1 am INUQXLTI Ibilllk In ml In r 1 popular studmr ,c '20 LA '-RLY, W X- Y Hu Irtsztlffrft Xu ul O ISI tum ytiri in high it mol md look bick on our MIIXIIILS lor th pist x ir xx think ot thtm with pridt and sltistntion t in lox illx supporttd t it Sthool md its X iiioui cltpirtmtiits tluriiiq tit. st r t l t ii t tht rm mt Dthitt ur is ist st tion ol t iss oltit rs Us gxilttt Ll t i tht htst txttu mth in tht hig 1 sthool Our hlsktthill tum is piohihlx tht h st in t it Sttlt X t will umlouhttdlx txttl in Scholwrih p tml hut 1 high ptrt ntiqt ol stutltiiti ri hot r it 1 nur L mol p t t Ol t s i t um iiioi mtl SklllOI'Ll1S 'GNN f lt HZ E RIS, .V I D .,.' I AS thc Burlcy lligh School class ot' '38, staiitl tm tht- tlirusliiwlcl ' ur XX l.'t' 3 lr' L , it 'k 'K l' pa' th c' ytxirs :int will ctmtinui to do so whuii wt' h.ivt' .ittiii cl ' L lx of Sviiiwrx. VM' lmw wontlcrlttl rccortls iii Xlusic. l7i'.iiii.ititts. l3Ct'lX1l1l.lIlOIl. .'Xtlilutics. i ll'-1 nO '.'x lcc' 1' 'l swil X tivo , tkic g,,L , ,T ,KO tht' mr till. XV' l t s'l s irit, our pip, mil tr 'I'lll1L1.'lZlSU, xx will he ' 'thy .lu ' '. ' mfscs. l N23 BI I IX ANDERSON HELEN: ANDERSON HELEN ANDREWS OWEN BADGER IRURIAN BARLOW MARVA BAII Y ELLIS BODEN FERN BODILY HI LEN BONIIAM JLNIOR BRADSHAW VIRGINIA BLC K VALARIA CALKINS AA IHLELN COLEMAN KI ITH CONNER ALBERTA COOK CAROLYN DANIELSON I ILA DAI JEAN DENAIAN FRANCES DEWEY RLSSELL DOVIAN' VI-LMA DRACF MLRIFL DRAKE ALBA DUKE BILIX EVANS ANNA FI RI IC' DOROTHX FINLEY MARAF GARNER MARIAN GROVES GFORGE HACKNEY RFX HAI L CAROL HARPST ER a 1 STEWART DAVIS i . ., I 4 4 4 ZXNI IIINIINII RII IIIIIRS AIT X JUDD BIIIX IL D MXXINI KIARNIS VIVIAN KIDD IAPR KINC IIOHID I AR ON OR W I Ioxs CI IRA MII R0xIA MARTIXIIJALL How ARD INIA II HI xx Q MI RA MOI XII II 'VII RI I ORION DI xxx PACE RNIISI' RYII II ANI I II- RI'DI'II I D GORDON RVI II R SIANII II RIIII1R. VIII URI D ROIEI RISON I I XII R SCIII-NIK HOPI. SIXIVIONS CXRROI I SPR XC II ISI NNI SIJIQACUI IAI SNIIIH G I SKIIIII IAIVIAR I'AXIOR 1 OM T001 QON TIIII MN TUT1 LF MAX XVARR RALPH WEST OLIVI R WILLIAMS 'QI 'it K UN 25- QO- F E. 6 s ji. NIIIJA HIII I,oIeI .- IJ- . YION '5 5 MA i.l5fi.'ON 74:- ..'. 'Ib fv I ,' .'a 2 I. 6- ' .E ' 9 .,. as '- , IZIZ I 4, v fl ' 4 S V 4 Q 3 . ,K 1. , Q 5 I n, .I I ' , 0 H A 2 - ' K Y' I,-'fx ' I' '54, Ii . x 2 A. 3..-IQ V3 4vfq,A H0 Q ', Ae ,Vi 3 .11 ,104 .A -3 . . .1 Q J .3 , V ,u 1 .V A ' .V fg Ii I , X II I. 1 I- 5 1 i. .0 3 ,, .- .- ' Isla . Q 4 .' . T E A H , 6 AI. . 'I 4 K s 3, I ' , tl s. , O N ,.g- ,1 H I INL H Ulf L N , , , . .Lv -1- 1 if l34HX.R'Nkf j !l'n.1Il.l1,1l gg A- , , ,i4,fL,.Er ,1-. , uber 'T L OL:i?,e.:-33.11-ll.. I -X.-N , arm , .. lmmzuv, X-1-xmon'S l' L, -MU.. :mi his .1 1: ,v.M1w.1 lux' .1 ,N 1-Ni 111.1 mmxl. 1 . xllxllfilk 'mf V! 1-.Fixx JIU.-. 1 5 ui, . Q. 1 'A le AVERN BFI I. Prestdent MFLBA PARKI R Vtce Prestdent ROBERT I Aryttst Rl PFOSldLf1I Ml LBA PARKIR Atlttser VIR XX Il I IAXIS Tfgasurgf ln l030 student goyernment wts tntrodueed tnto the Burley 1... Q. to www t,el1 ent l lhts type of goternment wts modeled after t1e goyernment ol the Lntted Stttes lhe student goyerntng, body w 1s ctlleel the sentte tnd all problems of the student body were brought before thts group e ftrst semester thts yur the members were chosen by the students tnd my student w ts eltg,tl1le for off: e but second semester students holdtne, too many offtces were not eltgtble for electton The members of the Senate the ftrst semester were Pat Baker Ruth Partsh Helen Bonham lames Crouch lack Smedley Rex Hall l tlltan Mueller Homer Vyfrtght Ctordon Rttter rl he members of the Sentte the second semester were Pat Baker Glen Connell tllts Boden Joe Htekney Theo Grow Russel Domtn ltllttn Nlueller Ruth Partsh Rollo Nlorrts Nlary Huston Homer XX rtght Oltxer Vetlltams OUR STUDLNI ISODX Vltny tnteresttng eyents hue ttken pl1ce thts year School opened Septettber -lth Vee played our ftrst football game Septem ber 70th tnel thtt eventng had our ftrst htgh school dance spon sored by the I lr A School closed for htryest yacatton durtng two weeks tn October The Senate had 1 dance Noyember lst 'Ihe week followtng the Juntors gate the Juntor Fun Froltc lt was a gre1t success The annual G A A Sptnster Sktp was held the followtrtg week Thts w1s 1 successful eyent and the gtrls were gtxen ut opportuntty to show the boys how sktllful they were tn bestowtng the honors of the eyentng After many weeks of rehe1rsals the All School Play was gtyen on December Oth lhe Mustc DLDIFIUICHI on December l3th gnc tts l1st concert dtrected by 'Vlr Vlttlttktn who w 1s to take hts new posttton as l11l19le1l dtreetor of Albton NtH!m1l School closed for 1 week Chrtstm1s Vtc1tton we returned to school faced by the ttsk of ttktng our ftnal emmtntttons Our ftrst semester was at 1 c ose lhe Second Semester mme brtnetng, wtth tt the B1sketb1ll setson Soon the Debate and Decltmatory contests began We ranked htgh tn both of these Durtng, the ftrst part of Much the Dtstrtct Tournament w 1s played II 'I wtn l'1lls The Sentor play was gtyen Vlay l5th On 'Vlay 27nd the Juntors gaye the Juntor Prom honortng the Sentors Then l1st of 1ll came gracluatton for the Sentors brtngtng the Student Body program for the year to an end 1937 36 wtth all tts eye t m1Jor and mtnor was a success for all of us 1773 B QS. Q-I ,ii ,I X 50, 87,5 lVlR Mcl xecrrelx Ch1efJus1zre Jost Pruxr SH-XVI R C Ierk of rm Court The School Court IS an mterpreter for the laws of the school rt IS tts purpose to decrde upon laws accordmg to thelr constrtutronalrty lt rs an essentral part of the school government m that xt plays a srmllar part to that of the Supreme Court of the Unrted States Members of the Court who serve 1ts purpose are Holly Evans I eo England Gordon l anglols Josephme Shwer Robert Lynch Francrs Dewey LalVlar Staker Clara Mar Under the constrtutxon of the Burley Hrgh 'School there should be three yell leaders one from each of the cltsses Peggy Mc'Vl1llan Del bert Parker and Helen Bonham are the students who dlrected the Burley cheermg sectxon durmg the past yur Delbert P1rker was the only exper tenceel lucler havmg been tn understuely of the yell lung lust year Peggy 'ts the senlor member of the tr1o was the Yell ueen U83 -at QF-'Ll FRANK MAINNINIG Preszdent ERNYEST CRANER l :ce Preszdem 2 J ,Z NFLDON CHFNIEY Secretaru El DFN LARSON Treasurer GLENJR KUNKEI. Aduzstr Thxs organwatlon was organwed to promote Xocatlonal Agrlculture ln the lllgll school It IS also to create love of country llfe and to strengthen confldence of the farm boy 1n hlmself and h1s work To be a member of th1s orgamzatxon a boy must haye one year of agnculture and have had an ayerage grade of a three The yudglng teams took trxps thxs year to Moscow Pxlcr Portland and Ogden At Vloscow lohn Qtout Eldon l arson and Earl Nlatthews placed second ln Daxry Neal Olsen lnrank 'Vlan nlng and Llden l arson placed second ln llve stock at Fllcr At Portland John Stout Earl Vlatthews Neal Olsen placed thlrteenth 1n Lxye stock Ernest Crancr and Ren Chambers placed flfth mn Poultry at Ogden The Ln estock team at Ogden cons1st1ng of Boyd Nxelson Vlllton N1el son Prank Mannlng placed eleyenth and the crop team at Ogden conslstxng of Fldcn larson Neldon Cheney and Earl Matthews placed fourteenth U95 ,fe 'li y nt..- 1 ., - , . ' I ' . I -AL v, . .., ,, . , l, . . .. , fa , A . , If 4 . . y .,.. r . Y , Y. . 1 X 1 I Y . . y . . V .., . . . l x A I 4 v A' cl.3l . .44 l ' v 4 4 ' A1 . t , l , 4 l' s s . . Y .V - Y -L ' V .. P 4 1 . .l -1 l.IllIan Mueller Q Z7 gfzaazuai Preszdenl IILI IANI 'VILLLLER lzu PltSldtl7f ANNA KI ATONI Slecrcluru FRI IDA MAI FFQKIYLIVPF AI If I CIAQKII L IIILIW MIM T IIRoCkNIoRTcN Qoclal Chaxrman Vlemhcrshup C1haIrm1n Progrum Lhnrman Scrum Chnrman PublIcIty Chanman -K. Iggy NlcXlIllan Jomphxnc Shaur VIIQNIHIJ Axlor Maxlnc Nan Hook B rwl l ugh I CI rl Linus I9 1 n In I IL ION nrnt lor gh srhool gIrls atrn ny, III1In fr c shIp Ind undrrstlndnng, Ihr Indy ucprrisu hILh lLlL'IlS clurlopmcnt of Lhlrnlrr Incl ID Q.,LI1Lfll rcsrnts I plmn tor CXLI1gIl'll0l5LIILfl'lLI'llfL lt I9 J-jLH'llOfl'II'1IlLl'l of the X XX I Bur gbroup Null hc known 1iIl'lC Blue lrllngle Club OHZE CZOIQOHZLCL5, C7 Prfsfdlnz IOL ISI Romxsox IUQUTLF I LFI II I x c lILL1,1't?ldLf7llVA. YI AVIKN Rfporlsr HII DX SIIORIXIXN Xurvfurlf BARIFXRX IJIXION ldus r 'WINS P001 rlho. llornr lronomnx duh I9 0l'Q,ll'1llLCl tor Ihr purposr of Intrnsllnb mon. gurls In homc I Ing, Ilns I Ih Q pen In I 1 L rml IDI ll O1lSllLldII1 the for Ill neu numbers The club cooks Ill of Ihc school hmquers sponsorb thc, llomr I. Ind Ag., dance gncs a na for Ihc mothrrs and h1s mnous other JLIIXIIICS I ounse Rolnvnson 1806 I f L7, ' - . . I 'r I . ' ' P ' . I ' i - I . Q V.-A if 1 I 'V . . .I . . ' ' I ' C - qi, Th- LI R1 ' ' . .ltif vu n 'QI ' V ln' ' ' ' ' 'I I to . f -ll uw p . . ' '- 5 ' - K' ' . - 2 2 if.-x.'I'IIQ lky ' fag '.' ' , 2 I' TP. ' . '.f.- l3'.'f'3f'K I , 1 I' I A F 1 A V 1' Q P ll' A -K' A x f 'A I m.k' I, 'A 'll -I. o ' any Qirl in this high s'hoc l, 'l'h' fo .l' 'llli I ' V' fall . , . . ' ' ' fc. I 1. . Lf-IQQ H I 'll02f'I! V ' I I gag,-.' K . Mkxiflf, 6 in .ff Dorothy Scott .LIL5'ZQ'Z Sf Q motto ot c mrs .1 X t mu to crm Ihtrt 1rt more l1l1r1r1.1n5 t IS ytar than thtrt hut Ivtcn rn prutous yurs so thu haw. hun ablt to gnc hctttr serucc t 1n utr btfort Ihcrtl1.1s 1l9ol1ttn 1 grcucr X TYILIX of n11l1g1ntQ for tht studtnts to uic c II mlms of L r r 1 BIYIWIII Pncton Irmtus M1tson Ruth Sta er Dorothy Stott I lutn Ward l tllmn H1M,1ns I lltn Ihomls Mugarct Mtrrtll NI1rg,tltr1tc KCJYH9 I 1 Rut Spatlxman 'Nl1rx Iroul Afton Bt tltlx I ourst I rtclxion VIFEIHII Axltr Imogtne Slrubf: Dtlbtrt Puktr Dom Smrth Lee Hanks I xlt XX orthrngton Prurdtr1!DOROIIII QFOTT Sttrolurtf und Treuxurtr I I I PN TIIOMRS I ut Preiztitnt DORIS SNIITH ffldttier MRS ROSICRXNS Jvczftonaf c7l7Zon0'z OCL5f The lN1t1on1l Honor I9 an honorary Soctety for students xx ho uphold the four prrnclplts of the club n1mtly Chancttr Scruce leadershtp 1nd icholushtp To attnn mtmbershtp one must lm. In thc upptr thnrd of hrs class throughout hm entrrt hugh school c1rtcr 1nd bt outstandmg IH the four prtnclples Tht mtmlnrs of thri xocletx irc Gcnld Curftu Gltnn Dani .Imus Crouth Holly Lxans l1ll11n 'XIutlltr Rolurt lamhtrt XIIYINULFIIL Kmrns Vary Huston NLLI1 Drummond Daktd aton Ilrol Bonh1m l1Xftrn B ll Irntst Cr1ntr IXIIILTYCI Werrrll Ijtgpy lVltNltllan Ethel Anderson CJLOYLII Scott Iretda X131 Vlary lrout Ch1rlt5 Karr Carol Dudley Irts1t1tn1lIlOI BOXIIAKI tstcltfllflj and Trtuxurtr IRI IDA VIRI Izct l'rc9ztltntC1IORtIA SCOTT Atltzscr MISS BRI XNI Iltot Bonham ISIN in 1 'ff II 5 I Q Th Oth I.iI1.jStft'is' X S S H 'r.- ' .' ' I1' Y, .. . ' K ,.K V. . ,. , ,', , K u hc 'lih It C I th' l,iI1.1y Shfl I . It . 5. li . r r Kc ,f' I K. , ,.'v' emi '.I'. M . '. 111 . 'ff' f. .' .. VN- K If ' 71.1. A I Pat Baku yew Pnsuitnt PXT BXM R Yurtluru N I RNON DAXK SON I110 Pr151d0r1t I AVI RN BVI L Trtus zrcfr DXXIIJ lxl XTONI I1l11S0r VIR 'Vlf I ALC Ill Y IL H1 Y 11 11 ononrs Club lor how 1n 11g,h thmwl ls pur USL IS to CTCTIL m11nl.11n and Ixtt11Cl throug,l111ut tht tt1111111un11x 1ndStl1o11l h1g,l1 s1111tl11tls of CIIYISIIIH kllll'lLlLl' 10 1c!1w mtmlurs 1rt llomtr XX nght Ink Roptr I1 It Smctllcx DLI oy 'I 1ylOr Hou 1r I9 71 1 tr 1 trn I Xtrnun Dmwn D1x1d Immun J1mcs Croum Ehot B0nh1n1 Charlts Xxarr DlI1Ir1 Parlxtr lI1l XILkllNTl Cnorgc fruxlnrd Robert Iymh Ernest Crmcr CJLOISC Htnderscvn 7 Y L - LL 1' . .. ', 'S ,l. Tl' Y hglh l'1 Q' I. pc. Q ', 'II . ' 1 1 '..I f , nd Gillf. In B.la' l,co Ifnglantl I.Y' B'll. 1 ' . . , 1 I , 'l, ff ll 5 .Pr0s1d1-nl LAVFRN BIELI. Svtrcltlrtz and Treustzrvr DAVID KI1.-XTON Th' I , l ' ' ' . '1 '11 V 1 ' f 1 '. t' .. Thw. - u .1'lr fl- I ,' '1 1 7,1 ' 1 1. qs, 'I'l1'y ar': I..V P1-ll.R. l C ld. D .ll R'l Vll, Dcl, j ' If X' 1 ,. 'I' d. . if .V I I . ,V HB 5 ' ,.lY I mil , X110 P1cs111en1DlIO1 I MI OR -Idusar 'VIR II IORT L 5 Clu1 IS tompostd ol boys uhm hut xx n IIILII' ltttcrs 111 sc1111s. form ot 1thlc1cS L1 111t11n1at1c1llx Income m mlnrs 1l1tr FLLLINIHL 1 ltlltr 1tton1p1n1ul hx lllllllllllfl NILFI1 vc 5 O 114 CIUIH Ct1nx1st0IC1g,l'1tCf.ncl11xt1nd1ng lnttu 111111 ll 1thlLt1 L Q 1 crn L 11111 1410 11n1 4 mln 1 ox Imlor CJLOFLQ Crux 111 Ieo I ng,l.111d DIXILI lxulon Dxnnx I 1t 'Nor1111n NILISKWII C1tor5,I urlon Chlrlcs Karr I 0 d Allen 'Vhrcdnh I 1n1l1u1 Jaglx IIILLIHS 'VIu1r11 Vx alktr I 1lVl.1r 5t1ktr lrmst Crancr plllllp ACJIIUYYI Glenn Dans I I .1 X ern Bell 1823 nl an James Crouch JZ, of Alczoff cgloctaf Prtszdenl J 'Nil S CROLI ll Secreluru GI ORCH SFOTT l ice Prcsrdtni Ll IO'l BONllA.Xl Treasurer 'VIKRX HLSTONI Adutser MR QODTRBERG lhe Qutll md Scroll IS mn honorary socnttt, for hugh school lourmltsts To become a mem ber of thts sotmttx ont must rmk tn thc upper third of hrs cla for tht current ycar must ave ss rtttcn and had puhllslmtd mt lust four 1rt1l s tn the Bur Hur or two 1fIlClCS rn the Red a Grmy ht recommtndtd bs the supcrxusor of journtlnstxc uorlt md lu xpproxed hy the soctety s ntttonml officer lhe present mcmhtrs art ltmcs Crouch Vlarx Huston Jack Roper Peggy Vlc'Vl1ll1n Joyce Vlucller Nlxrx Trout Almcc Gxsktll Mxxtne Vtn Hook Vernon Dawson Glenn Dans I.aVern Bell Robert Gooch Drlbert Parker Dons Smtth Ugasfztan 5 Presxtitnl GI I NN DAX IS Yecretaru and Treasurer EVA YFANUKN l ICP Prtszdtnl Gl RAI D CLRI FW fldtzstr MR lxl 'UPTON lhe Thespnm Club ts 1 nmoml, OFXZIYIIIIIIUH founded for the purpose of encouragtng xnttrtst and skxll tn hugh school drtmtttcs To he 1 mtmber of this club a candldate must appear tn not less than tu o acts xuth not less than 1 tot1l of scuntx speeches The memhtrs of thls orgmnwatton are Normm Ntelson Em Yeamm Elvun XX ard Ronald Dunn Dtlbcrt Pmrktr X ll'Qlll'lll Aylor Ju k Roper loxce Bullslex Glenn Dans Gerald Curfexs Georgn Scott lxtrttl Andrews Glenn Dans A KSU N 3 J l ' l r r U. all '. L l'. . 'Ccf' , ' ,l ' nd Bullxley. Xlelha Parlser. lalllda Schorzlman. aloslephlne Shaver. 4Georgia Scott, Eliot lionharh. 'Lillian I l . A L VY . 1 t . L4 1 c , ' V , V , r 1 ll a ff ll L 3 - - A, -XZ, V t- 4 , 'f 1. C X J 1 6 C n : A - K 9 1 HOI I I ITN RNS I K NNN lr we rr EE 3 lx SXII Ilhrurr J HOW XRD C III IS 'I remsportellron Aflfll7l1LIC!' I' IIIII AXIUI RSOX Sefzefuru The Pep Band IS a new organrzatlon rn the school thls year It was organxled for the purpose of creatmg more pep In the school It has played for most ol the games and has trayeled to outslde tow ns wherever the teams mmght go To be a member of this band you must haye had one year s preuous band experxence The members of thls organlzauon are Ethel Anderson Bobby' Gooch Joe I-hekncy On xlle Murphy Ronald Dunn Holly Ly ans XX arren Glenn Homer W rxght Jmck Smedley How 1rd Gxllxs I1mes Barrus Vxctot Sklles The 'Ienn1s C lub was organwed last year and IS actxyt durlng the tenms season Ihe club consxsts of the tennls team and boys who play Lennxs Intereltss tournaments are held each year to decade the team Durrng the tennls season the club IS actnye rn playlng tennls to better thelr chosen sport The club also keeps up the tennns court for the beneflt of the school plavers and the club JOL Hacxxry Presrtltnz VIQRNON DXNX SOX! Court Memaaer I GI FNNI D-XVIS Secretaru and Treasurer HV I-VXI f84I .xy 1 v, . Q sf ' f A 1 Q 2 IIOI. 'I' I L'.' II' I H .l.-V' ' iI3I.IfY, . ' UV? av I: I . . T' . I . I .f . . . 7 ' A L . Y I H D A C YH I H H YI I K' 1 Y ' I 1 Y I . l ' Y Yi 'Y I I Y' ' e e e i 3 I ' , I I Ir 4 . Everett Andrews DeI.oy' Taylor Jack Roper If . . ,. . , , b ' ' ' s 1 ' s 1 L 1 , ' H , . L -, e V, , , , .V . . x . , - x 1 up 1 A s s s ' e K e .IOI1 : Zh' :Y fyftf ' ' Ze' A - , it Q2 rl, Q W 1 ,-'X jf' , . . 6- X I 71. I1 I 4 wr lx X X R N 'N x X' :W rx Ulla!! rx' vw-1 1 94 6' ,-4 A4 MJ ., Nw -W il , N, y Klxl ru my R1 R1 nl - w ' Ny' 4 Q gg