Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

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L u - f -.aw A 'ik 2 -81- VN.- , -W -.,, ' - -L., 4 1 ' I .1 X ...SN , Q' LX s I 'lb- - GEORGE E. DENMAN Superintendent George E. Denman came to the Burley High School in 1930, and since then. much of the progressive work and new ideas about the school can be credited to him. He received his B, A. degree from the Kansas State College in 1916, and in 1932 received an M. S. degree from the University of Idaho. .JM 1 . 'Q eff wry' M. XV. McLAUCiHI-IN Marvin W. McLaughlin was Dean of Boys in Burley High School since 1930 until last year when he took up the principalship. He received his B. A. degree from the College of Idaho in 1919. and attended the Oregon State College in the year 1925. He has also attended the summer sessions at the Universitv of Idaho. .4 'Us f flx ' AQ.. xl h ' Quuvo-as RUBY POOI.. . . Home economics teacher and advisor of the Home Ilconomics club. . . received her B. S, degree from the University of Idaho. . . She has also attended summer school at Oregon State College. IZIIIILI. SKIRLS ,..' I'eacher of latin and health. . graduated from the University of NVashington, re- ceiving her B. A. degree. . . She has attended summer school at the University of Vfashington and the Uni- versities of Idaho and California, MARJORIE 'IiI'IROCKlVIORTON. . . Teacher of sophomore and junior linglish. . . advisor of junior class and Girl Reserves. . . attended University of Idaho. . . B. S, degree. MARY BARCIJXY. . . Teacher of science. , . received her B. A. degree from the College of Idaho. . . She has also done graduate work at the University of Idaho. . . Miss Barclay replaced Mr. Jensen this year. . A. sm N vg- Faeult DAN XVII l,l.'XMS. , Instructor ol sophomore antl junior social science. . . dehate coach. . . dean ol boys. . . ohtained junior high lilie diploma at :Xlinon Normal. . . B. .X degree at Colorado State Ieaclieis College. . also graduate worlt at B. Y. LJ. at Provo, Utah. 5'l'lll.l,rX IQLSSON. . . lieacher ol' matliematits .intl latin and advisor of the junior class .... i ttendetl the University ol Minnesota. where she received her B. .X degree. . . she has also attended the University ol Idaho. QJILORQIII Y ll.lOR'l' ...i ' Xthletic coach and instructor in physics. chemistry. and algebra. . . graduated lrom the University of Idaho with a B. 5. degree in lor estry. NI. ALVIN KIllX'Il7'I'ON. . . Instructor of speech and sophomore Ilnglish. . . advisor of ilihespians. . . director of school plays and contest work . , . rt ceived B. S. degree from University of Utah. s wa iii' 'v 'in-u-, N.: F .,,, X 5 Faeult MIQIVIN If SiIiEXX'AR'I'. . . Ilead ol' commerce de- I partment. . . advisor of annual staff and student body fund. . . received his B. S. degree at University of Idaho. LOUIS A. SODERBERCI. . . Head of English depart- ment and advisor of the Quill and Scroll and Bur- Hur. . . received his B. S. degree from the University of Idaho. . . and has done graduate work at the Unif versity of XX'ashingt0n. I5IiRNl2 lI1Xl.l.. . . Registrar and instructor in the com- merce de artment received her B A de ree from San Jose Teachers' College. . . alter attending the University ol' Veashington and the University ot Utah. EI.l.1X Ci. ROSIECRANS . . librarian of B. H. advisor of Library Stall. . . has added many hooks lo B. H. S. library shelves. . . graduate of I,ewiston Normal. 'wr-M 'i 'fr- 'ig i Nu. X if o -.- 'lk 'ig 3 -3' . Q' Q . f 't 'ii-4 S34 'Qlu... ff' -0 GLEN KUNKEI.. . , Instructor of agriculture. advisor of If. Ii A. . . sponsor oil top judging teams . . . B S. . . graduate of University of Idaho. . . has also done work at University of Idaho. Southern Branch. JOHN U. RENCHER. . . Iiarm shop instructor and advisor of the senior class. . . attended the University of Utah receiving a B. S. degree. REED 'If HYDE. . . Director of music. . . receiving his B. S, degree from the University of Utah and has attended summer sessions at the University of Idaho. EDITH XVESLER. . . Secretary to Superintendent Denman . . is a graduate of the Burley High School. Q .IACK ROPER REX HAI,I. President Vicelpresident The students of Burley High School have enjoyed the privilege of their own government since IUZO. The Senate performs duties much like the Senate ofthe United States, During the course of the year they pass or reiect manv important school hills. An election for Senators is held at the heginning of each semester. The students chosen for the first semester were Theo Cirow. Jack Smedley. Bessie Brown, Homer XX'right, Jeannette Redfield. Oliver Vfilliams. Marva Bailey. Marian Groves. Harriet Pixton. Virginia Mecham. Jerry Burke. and Dean lfentress. For the second semester. Bessie Brown was replaced hy Hayward Chaplin. Tom Toolson and Elwood Rich replaced .Jeannette Redfield and Oliver NVilliams. and the four Sophomore senators were replaced hv lilclo XVeldon. Curtis Mitchell. Allene Cheney and lired Cano. hr Qlliltff YU- .l TED llAGX'l,-XN ROBERT CIOOCH Treasurer Secretary The Court is composed of students who interpret the laws of the school and decide upon their constitutionality. Together with their advisor or chiel iustice they serve il purpose similar to th.it ofthe United States Supreme Court. Members of the Court are Kathleen Coleman. Beth Cramer. .loc lireer. Harry Harpster, Lucelc Peacock. Grace Shockey. and Max Vwlarr. limi rt 1 I 7 4 1 ... 1, Do you know Kent Ryan? 'T' 'B' or not 'T B'. Such sweet-smelling flowersf A-Hiking we will go. -Not a bicycle built for two. Why' does the ocean roar? Vv'ho's your friend. Jess? -- I vant to be alone. Typical American tourist por- trayed by Dewey. -Dainty Flannels. Gayle Y 'Q ,A'v 1. vt , I' Lu , J if 4-V 'f .,, gmt? ,iuflg .-gi' L -- Q' - ' if Z -3 s 5' 1 bn f ti y x 1 xv' S , A ' AQ' ' x Af , 5' Q ww' Lil-IOIVIER 2 -HILDA 5 -ALICE 6.-JEAN 7.-HAI. I I .-JACK 15,--BETH and THEO 14.-BETTY LOU xlf 9 M DQ :- E f NEMA-,XA , , s ' fs JE - I Q I A X- x :wx V Q 09,18 HARRIET BILLY ANNA HELEN RAY VIRGINIA JOE .6 5 ,1 , -:gait HAI. MIQCHAM LAMAR SIUXKIZR I l2l.E PEACOCIX C rw P EVA YEAMAN it hi i Qs i' I If l i 'E .S G The last year of our first educational step has been completed. Twelve years the class has been waiting for it, hoping for it, and now when it has come. we almost wish it wasn't all over and that we could re-live the last few months of our senior year. ll lt has been such fun winning and accomplishing things together: planning together: and perhaps dreaming together of commencement. Winning the Declamation Cup for the third consecutive year enables us to keep it permanently. We were represented in the class contest by Jack Roper. liverett Andrews. Melba Parker and Virginia Aylor. I The Senior Class of l937 has been an outstanding one. It has attained honors never before reached in the history of the school. s. Senior Exeeutive llnmmittee I 30 'J' ,,,.s-' li,-f 40.3 4' 1. E.. 1' 377 ' nt Nr ECI-IO ALLEN VIRGINIA AYLOR GALE BINGHAM H R. O MARJORIE ANDERSON JAMES BARRUS 1 L I.UELI.A BOATMEN lcv -nv- IiI.I5RIiYDA ANDREASON VIiNOI.A BENNETT enior ' -I 5 I ' I 1 3 ,- 5- 'fi I .E ' 1 EVERE'I I' ANDREWS TI-IELIVIA BERGMAN FRED BOWCUT gui! .-6' ca ,nf ' JT eng, MELV IN BOWCUT vi' -4-5 ...J -.IV ' 13535 Q.- Q, GLEN CANNELL DORSAL CATIVIULL ELNA BOWEN NOLAN CALL 't its Q. if i BESSIE BROWN CURTIS CAMPBELL eniors .JOYCE BULKLEY ALLEN CARTER Qs I-IAYWARD CHAPLIN A NELDON CHENEY IRA COLTRIN 'U-if 'MV' QQ was 'Wa V' 95 S, 'L 1:43 'ff 1' XJ' 'Q-1 .gn-gg -Fi 'Q' R , Q'-ft 5 ,QA PHIL CRANE JOE FREER ROBERT GOOCH fb 'P' I 1 OKA EAMES BETH CRANER VRIEDA GIBSON ALICE GASKILL FLORENCE GRIGG i X eg, ,L X if '11 eniors LEO ENGLAND WARREN GLENN 'IAHEO GROVJ HELEN GROI-IOSKY W- In :- rf? vu-3 'Q 'ar 1 . K C 5' NH.,-'X GRUVJELI. lil.IZABE'I'H HANKS LEAH HOGGAN vw-. 17-5 TED HAGMAN HEl,EN JENSEN L ROBERT HOLDEN I.EE HANKS EARI. HEWARD eniorf ELEANOR HANKS FRANCES HOGGA N l .3-s . F. GEORGE HENDERSON I.EE HUMPHRIES ng, 1' Z' IC' -2 ...i ...af 11, 47 4 v-.,a' n , ' K - fv - 4 . LEDXVARD JUDD zrfxux .JOHNSON WELLS KOYLE HL'I.D.x JOHNSQN RAYMOND KELLY ANNA KEATON ER.-XXX Xl.-XNNING L .,- 1 o L QIIIOI1' 'YQ 4 CIJXIR M.-XTTHEKVS ,gf 2' in-on ROBERT JUDD BRRYI. ILIGH CIA-XR.-X MATTHEXVS I UCII LES MANNING ,f ,gxuvw I ii i 5. Tx ,4' i ! Q., k -Q x sp v , . 1.1 . 5 ng - HAI. MEACIIAM NONA NIEI SON RUTH PARISH Tv. '5,..ul I I 7' rx C' -'L 'Q-.QQ , M ig, 22, .:f ' J -.q.,:f,'2, ,f V ' +1 3 4. ,F ggfiixffytif L L - X E ' I -,, 4-X, I UANA MEACHAM MARTHA OPEDAHI, . ug it sx MILDRIZD MIINCHACA SYI,VIA PAINTER 1 o L lJfiI,BllRT PARKER QIIIOPQ 'COM' 'Ll X'IiRA MLYERS MARTHA POVLSON MELBA PARKER 'S 4431 1 Q IRYIN PATTERSON 3- v I J 6 Ii! ,fv- QC ...ff of ' Q 'Q bi., T 13 'Y' 'Dru-I vi, I L,'CI9I I1 PEACOCK I .-XRI RIQYNOI DS Ii.-XTIIRYN SCHXIIDT I' 'V Qqh W-1 I'HYI.I IS IVOLITON C.-XROIYN RIES R.-XY POXVIQRS XX'II.BL'RN ROBERTS Qniorf RACHIQI SCHOESSLER -Q... 3 I-IILDA SHORZNIAN .ag DONALD RIEDFIIQLD PNCK ROPIQR JACK SMIIDIILY P 'A- J S. 'Lp ' T YR.. if 'Y 1 ' DORIS SMITH I AMAR STAKIiR RIEVA TIIIEY C' IARUE SMITH MARIE STEVJART I Sv iso' ZIiI,I.A SMITH I.ONX'EI,I, TAYLOR enior ' K. vw. IOIS TONER ALTA TOUPIN Lx 3 CHRISTINA SOWERS VIOI.I2T THURSTON I YI Ig WORTHINGTON ' 2 5' HUM! R XX RIC HI L QIIIUPS P . I ,zf FN ,J .Al GORDON RITTER The Juniors have now passed the eleventh chapter of their educational career. Each year has had its out- standing events but none were now as interesting and outstanding as those of this year. The Junior Fun lfrolic was a great success. it had every feature of any good carnival and dance. The annual Junior Prom was given on the fourteentl of May Our Class has been very outstanding. The foot- ball team was composed mainly of Junior members as was also the basketball team. Max Warr also brought much fame to our class. He placed first in the F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest in Idaho and will represent this state in the contest at Nevada. Our Class officers are: President, Carol Harpsterz Vice-President, Gordon Ritter: Secretary. Betty Anderson: and Treasurer. Helen Anderson. 'Na wb-' ' BETTY ANDLRSON J'- Y 51 IX ' lf' f--wk VELMA DRAGE FRANCES DEWEY ANNA FERLIC BILLY EVANS +5 'Ol W Our ALBA DUKE BETTY GIBBS Iunior CAROL HARPSTER if Q-.....,,,- 75.- GEORGE ESPE MARION GROVES MILDRED I-IOLM GEORGE HACKNEY 'TP' LA DEAN HARRIS Q' oil-1' Q10 his-Q bn Qs. E'-'L Ii AG -Q Y' 2 X Nl sn 9 LORRAINE HUNTINGTON VIVIAN KIDD ORAN LYONS lux. OU' KEITH JONES ALVIN LARSON CLARA MAI BILLY JUDD FLOYD LARSON lunior ' MAXINE KEARNS GERALDINE LARSON Q,- is ROMA MARTINDALE HOWARD MATTI-IEXVS YS-1 .N gf r C' BENNY SPRAGUE MAX XVARR ,w 'Ui G-5 -gs' 15 -. TOM TOOLSON MAX VJEAVER MELVIN TUCKER RALPH WEST junior 1 THEDA WHITEHEAD THELMA TUTTLE OLIVER WILLIAMS BETH WOOD 13117-'ur it 4' THELMA WOOD Q Y... Soplminore xet utive linniinittee Bl.AlNli JOLl.liY Secretary' Treasurer X 4,3 'U 3' li' President CiliRAI.D SKILES Vice- President Sophomore: As the old year fades into the distance and the members of the Burley High School class of 1939 look back over the past school record we can say it has been a joyful and prosperous year, indeed. The departments of our school have progressed with unbelievable rapidity and we. the student body. can recall each attempt toward progress as .1 suc- :essful one. ' Our Sophomore Class did accomplish much and in all probability will do so again as Juniors and Seniors because of the wisely selected groups of officers who will lead. and the unusual school spirit of this class, ff 'Sei i Thx l RANK IOXX LLR HRS' ,gg if I DN Vw up I' 19' , 0 61 'Z 'U . ,f Y ' Q X Q Q.-qv .., .- g, ' . -0' 4. ,I 415 gl ' 533.31 HAROI,O ENGLAND FRANK FOWLER S'IIIfEl.L FREER q:,1.,,, 6 35352. L V ,Q Uhr. , , H ' R HARRY HARPSTER BLAINE JOIIEY MAI2 MCFARLANE Wirfgg, , f:,'gg51'if' - 3 ' A X 'Q' 2 . ' - 9 RUTH OLIVER JEAN PARROTT BI3,r'I'E LOU PIXTON OGRE? 493259: RAY FILMORE BLAINE GROVES VIRGINIA MIEACHAM ETHEI. MEINERS HARRIET PIXTON EVA MAE ROBINSON VIRGINIA SHODDE 7-. 1 GERALD SKILES ophomore . - fm -,- Mx 'W ff-- .4 1-1f'5'gF1i M' 5 0 -.V 'iii f-Y 9 ,UV .Q..3SQ.L Q Q xi L A, ' Wm ' ' , ,N. fQr!'5 W , ff , 1 A' I , , SCENES 'ff , . , M., . 'I-riff? ' - ' I' - ' f ' it TAKEN I ,fiki L, 4 ,. 1 --Y. . FROM 'aj ,h ,xy U q gg, 1. s 1- A L Q FOOTBALL GAME LAST FALL X va- 8 X nf 9' A Y' , 'fQ7'L ' -S' L A 1 'Q I A ' - ., . -. f wiv , ' A, . , ,Q , .. 3, Q, ,Kass 4. 'fs Ek Z -X Q A -15' 3 it W' I l COACH HJORT. in his two years at the Burley High School, has done much to keep up the standards of our school. His coach- ing and supervision in football, basketball, and track have im- proved the boys who have come to him and also have helped them to have confidence to get out on the field and floor and fight for the Alma Mater. With his aid athletics have taken on a more im- portant place in this school. We all appreciate our coach and hope he will be here to give us aid in our athletic department again next year. Sports COACH HJORT ' x yr E?-1 , .-' 4: L 25- ' i 5 ll.EN CARTER, Manugc'r ROLLO MORRIS DON POWEl.l PAUL CRANE A sf-' FN- Foothall 'rt '77 The Bobcats again fell before the onslaught of the fleet Filer Wildcats after a hard struggle which ended with Filer on the long end of a '58-O score. In the annual Armistice Day game. Burley was defeated X, by their traditional rivals. the Rupert Pirates. Rupert scored the only touchdown of the game in the first seven ' 'L minutes of play. The Bobcats completely dominated the rest of the game, reaching scoring distance several times but failing to score. Coach l-ljort and the team are to be commended for their splendid work.The letter winners were: LalVlar Staker, Lawrence l-logge, Don Powell, Denny Pace, Elwood Rich Joe Freer, Benny Sprague, Donald Redfield, Wilbur Popp, Melvin Bowcut, Rollo Morris, Paul Crane, Orville Gano, Jack Roper. Don Adams. Douglas Adams, Howard Mat- thews, Neldon Cheney. Dale Silcox, and Allen Carter, . 'A 13 - i Dots: ADAMS ' Doro ADAMS NELDON CHENEY LAWRENCE HOGGE MEl-VIN BOWCUT WILBQR POPP . i i 1 l i 3 L. 34 4 1 l v ' , l I t: ,, -. B- ...- H 4 . RLbbE-L SHOCKEY Ton TOOLSON BFNNY SPRAGLQF T Basketball The Burley Bobcats opened their 1937 basketball sea- son with but two lettermen returning from the previous year. Nevertheless plenty of new material made the pros- pects for a successful season fairly bright. During the first part of the season the Bobcats gained a great deal of valuable experience, Their conference record shows five wins and eight losses. giving them a Class A standing of seventh place. The Bobcats finished the sea- son with three whirlwind triumphs. avenging two defeats. The climax of the regular playing season came when Burley defeated their arch rivals, the Rupert Pirates. After a close fight during the first three periods before the largest and most tense crowd seen in the new Burley Gymnasium. the Bobcats came out on the long end of a 19-15 score. upf setting all previous,statistics. S if 41' Rm' PowERs Don: POWELL Squad .- b 'tn ' Q Y -f .lx Rollo Nlillililh IRVIN PATTI-RSON, Murmrle - Q l ll .XX :V fXllL'RRl l,l'ON .fXC.kl'l'L'RRl JESS Blljll ANI FX Basketball The final game of the season proved to be another thril- ler. The Bobcats were rated as the underdogs against the much larger Twin Falls Bruins. The Bruins lead by a slight margin at half time. but the Bobcats staged a brilliant rally winning the game by a score of 25-20. Although the Bobcats were rated seventh in the dis- trict. they finished the annual Glass A District Tournament tieing Gooding for third place. They dropped their first game of the tournament to Buhl: and then followed up by eliminating both Filer and Twin Falls in the next two games. Their second defeat came when Buhl defeated them l7'l6, the closest game of the tournament. Letters were awarded to Ray Powers. Jess Bideganeta, Tom Toolson, Gene Acaiturri, Russell Shockey, Benny Sprague, Leon Acaiturri, and George Henderson. F . . . . wha, Squad T ' Y ee P Dfw P13 we , J 05? L! QE .. yy ,, ,V ,ae ., 0' 1, Uh-up F - ' Y vw Cs- ,vs '21 ,4- - , 57-'SQ -. ',. .- 5 RAY POWERS RUSSEI. SllOt'fKTiY DONALD REDFIELD DOUGLAS ADAMS Track 1936-37 The season began with the annual invitation meet which is held on the Burley High athletic field each year. The next meet. also held at Burley, resulted in Burley's taking 78 points to win over Rupert with 65 points- At this meet Burley qualified thirteen entries for the district meet, The boys participating in the district meet were: Clarence Glover, Ray Powers. LaVern Bell, Norman Nielson, Harold Gibson, Ernest Craner, Bob Lynch. Meredith Lambert, and Leamon Lambert. First in this district meet, Burley gathered 33 173 points, while Twin Falls placed second with 30. Bell set new district records of 47 feet 3M inches in the shot put and 124 feet for the discus. 5 :Si is TF' f.- Q - ii. Q 5' Q 6 ,Z A in x 0 If .J 1 ,r 9. 3 f gs., ' H' an :F 1 , 'i f: QQ. K7 I ' T ,...q-4 ig, 4 .b , 5 A Q v ? me Q: 1 , E ' f -so 'A!M- Nmqgm Ar 1' , . 5 ,Mk lk 5 1 gl . ,L 2 as J , . , . x , .-:rr ' .. A A vi. - P Jl' X 1, ,Z 1.-T-I X ps 9- A yi-v1f'l'f, .5 'f elf-vglj, , . i, -f 4 :es '. :'- H r- -. , il , -A .gf-.. -V Af- If L l.Yl.I? XVORTHINGTON Track l936-37 Burley placed second in the inter-district contest, qualifying Bell and Craner, In the state meet, the following week, Craner took the pole vault with the bar at ll feet 4 7fl6 inches. His three attempts with the bar at one inch above 12 feetlthe state record were unsuccessful. He also tied for first in the high jump. taking a total of 916 points. Bell won the shot put with a heave of 46 feet ll 3X4 inches. took second in the discus event, had a total of 8 points. The two boys on second place in the meet for Burley. Competing against 37 schools. they proved themselves real champions. Fans will long remember these two boys. wearing the green jackets with 'ABurley across the front and bearing the silver cup which gave their school second place. af' 'Ka -ll' in .-ox DONALD ADAMS VUAYNIE HLJRST VJILBUR PAPP 1 , 6:5 ,jj gr? K. 6 v A -4,, -The daring young girls on the??bridge Who belongs to the legs? Our starry-eyed Editor of the Bur-Hur -Gee. that was a neat spill. When a Burley baby says goodnight. Yes. Mr. Kempton. ,5- H u g ll 0 0 l. V i e t Y MELBA PARKER ag Q UI'Q,illllZilll0IlS A 1 The National Honor Society is a club composed of students out- standing in leadership, character, service, and scholarship. The presi- dent is Melba Parker. vice-president, LaMar Staker, and secretary. Virginia Aylor. Jack Roper. Jack Smedley. l-lomer Wright, l-lal Meacham, Theo Grow. Anna Keaton, Alice Gaskill. Doris Smith. Joyce Bulkley. Rachel Schoessler. Ruth Parish, Beryl Leigh, Martha Opedahl. Bessie Brown, and Elfreyda Andreason are the other mem- bers of the club, Miss Kcsson is adviser. The Bobcat Stu ff l l l RACHEL SCHOESSLER 1 YQ i.. tr' MELBA PARKER THE BOBCAT, annual year book of the Burley High School has depicted the activity of the past year in a true and interesting manner. Rachel Schoessler. as editor has handled her duties effeciently with Gordon Ritter, associate editor. The staff members are: Editor - - - Associate Editor - - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager - Art Editor ---, Feature Editor - - - Assistant Feature Editor - Sports' Editor fGir1s'J - Sports' Editor lBoy'sl - Senior Features - - - Rachel Schoessler Gordon Ritter - Melba Parker Jean Denman Anna Keaton Bessie Brown Alice Gaskill - Ruth Parish LaMar Staker Joyce Bulkley Junior Features - - Alta Judd and Freida Mai Sophomore Features - - Doris Jefferson Photo Editor - - - Hope Simmons Assistant Photo Editor - - Thelma Bergman Advertising Manager ---- Joe Freer Assistant Advertising Manager - - Doris Smith Organization Manager Kathleen Coleman Assistant Organization Manager - Beryl Leigh Assistant Organization Manager - Oka Eames Assistant Organization Manager - Delbert Parker Assistant Organization Manager Maxine Van Hook Snapshot Editor - - - Hilda Schorzman Assistant Snapshop Editor - - Gayle Smith PF JOYCE BUl.KI,EY The Bur Hur official paper of the Burley high school, proved to be a most successful yen lure this year It was published by the Journalism class every three weeks The staff mem Editor-in Chief - Assistant Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Exchange - - Sports Reporter - A Mimeograph Editor Humor Editor Y Journalism Adviser Joyce Bulklcy - Ruth Parish Everett Andrews Hope Simmons Jean Denman Jimmy Edoeta Rachel Schoessler Frances Dewey L. A. Soderbcrg i. . e H .X , Q ax X l'lll.D.-X SCHORZIHAN 3115 Q 4f 'Z G. . A. The Girls' Athletic Association was organiyed to enable girls to participate in various sport activities. On lfriday November ll. the Spinster Skip. sponsored annually by the club was held in the gymnasium. A jinx idea was carried out in the decorations of black and silver. A floor show was given by the physical education classes April 2. Dancing and tumbling were featured. The annual May Fete. with about 250 girls participating was held May 9. The officers are. President. Hilda Schorvmariz Vice-President. Frances Dewey: Secretary, l.ucele Peacock: Treasurer, Grace Shockev C Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves were organized last year under the direction of Miss Throckmorton. They have already become one of the most active groups of the school. They also have an adult counf cil composed of Burley women who support the girls in their various activities. The events in the life of the club this year are as followsi A district conference at Filer, a conference at Twin lialls. dressing Christmas dolls for the Elks Club. and sponsoring a picture show. The social events were a scavenger hunt. backwoods party. Father-Daughter banquet. Mother-Daughter Tea. Coed ball. and a farewell party to the senior girls. Cabinet members are: President. Anna Keaton: Vice-President, Clara Mai: Secretary. l7lorence Cirigg: Treasurer. Martha Opedahl. Publicity Chairman. Elfreyda Andreason. Vi' I -oz, I ANNA KEATON m....J GEORGE HENDIQRSON Hi-Y President. George Henderson Vice-President. Secretary. Leo England Treasurer. Jack Smedley Faculty Advisor. Mr McLaughlin The HifY club is composed of hovs who are known to have leadership. average scholarship. good sportsmanship. loyalty and a high moral standard. The members are: Donald Redfield. Rav Powers. Hal Meacham. Tom Toolson. Gordon Ritter. l.aMar Staker. Don Powell. Delbert Parker. Elwood Rich. Benny Sprague. Joe Ereer Rollo Morris. Russell Shockey. Rex Hall Gordon Vlood. Vslilbur Popp. and .lack Roper. B Uluh President. Leo England Vice-President. l.aMar Staker Sec'yfTreas. Donald Redfield Eaculty Advisor. Mr. Hjort The purpose of this club is to promote all high school athletics and activities and to luring other benefits to the club members. The members are: Donald Adams. Neldon Cheney. Orville Cano. Howard Matthews. XVilbur Popp. Elwood Rich, Benny Sprague. Douglas Adams. Paul Crane. George Henderson. Rollo Morris. Donald Powell. .lack Roper. Melvin Bowcut. Joe lfreer Lawrence Hogge. Denny Pace. Ray Powers. Dale Silcox. FWF' D E. .t Fx D Cftlii LEO ENGLAND fi s 4' F 41' -' J .' ' . ., f , .:', Y ' - K '. Pxr -I . E .vy .ff ,1- t -' 7, A... t 3-- t V+' yi I ' . 1 . ..,.. . ,Lage ,,. ,e - , .63 as Max xx'.xRR F. F. . This organization was formed for the purposes of developing agricultural leadership. the promotion and improvement of scholarship. and the advancement of the cause of vocational agriculture in public high schools. .litclging teams attended the Cassia County Fair. and went to Boise, Filer. Ogden and Kansas City. The officers are President. Max Vk'arr: Vice-Prcsi- dent. Frank Fowler: Secretary. Arvin llaskill: Treasurer. l,owell Hunt. Glenn R. Kunkel is their advisor. Home Economies Uluh The Home Economics Club is the oldest club in the school. lt was organized and admitted to the National Home Economics Association in l9Zl. This year the club has served many school hanquets and has sponsored the Home Economics and Agriculture dance. l The membership includes ninety girls with Theo Grow as president. Jeanette Redfield, vice president. Ruth Parish. secretary. and Doris Smith. treasurer. 'rum oizowx L 1 Pep Piand The Pep Band was organized last year for the purpose of creating more pep in the school. lt has played for most of the games this year and has gone to other towns with the team. A years previous experience in music is required for membership. The officers are President. Jack Smedley: Vice President. Homer Vwlrightg 'Transportation Manager. Billy Evans. Lihrar, Staff K, P 1- . X. ii-- 'Q .JACK SMIQDLEY The purpose of the library is to furnish beneficial and character building material to the stu- dents of the Burley High School. The distribution of the material is well handled by a com- petent staff. with Mrs. Rosecrans as advisor. The members of the staff are l.ucele Peacock, Hilda Schorzman. l.uana Meacham, Freda Gib- son, Martha Povlsen, Phyllis Poulton. Jean Denman. Beth VUood. Martha Opedahl, Hulda John' son. Lucille Manning. Beth Craner. Carolyn Danielson. Helen Grohosky. Alice Gaskill. Ruth Parish. l.ee Hanks and l.yIe XVorthington. BETH XVOOD it we L' L H- - . v 5 . f Q ' 1 Q 'sv Q! qi. X? -ml. A ,f i .9 ff, L Girls' Chorus Echo Allen. Joyce Allen. Marva Bailey. Valeria Calkins. Kathleen Coleman. Beth Craner. Velma Drage. Muriel Drake. Dorothy Finley.Marae Garner. Betty Gibbs. Helen Grohosky. Theo Grow, Nila Gruwell. Nelda Hill. l.eah Hoggan. Frances Hoggan. Jean Hansen. Eleanor Hanks. Mary Huston. Ruth Jensen, Zenda Johnson. Anna Keaton. Maxine Kearns. Ruth Larsen. Inez Loveless. Clara Mai, Clara Matthews. Nona Marchant. Roma Martindale. Myra Moench. Nona Nelson Vv'ilma Patty, Sylvia Painter, Betty Pixton. Dorothy Poulter. Phyllis Poulton, Martha Paulson. Jeanette Redfield. Letha Ruks. Elaine Roberts. Mildred Robertson, Delpha Sager. Veryl Sandberg Deloris Sleight. Virginia Slotnick. Marion Smith. Christina Sowers. Ada Stuart. Gayle Smith Thelma Tadlock. Norene Taylor, Reva Tilley. Afton Tilley. Thelma Tuttle. Theda Whitehead, Eredona Vwloolstenhulm. Eva Yeaman. Velma Young. Orchestra Virginia Aylor. James Barrus. Robert Brandt. Kathleen Capron. Kathleen Coleman, Alberta Cook. Carolyn Danielson. Norma Duke. Ward Dworshak. Marshall Gilchrist. Alice Gaskill, Elizabeth Hanks. Sarah Halford, Kenneth Hann. .lay Hardy. Fred Haynes. Emelie Harper, Hollis Huston. Mary Huston. Mary Kelley. Gerald l.arson. Fern Pollard. Phyllis Powell. Ernest Pyle. Delpha Sager Eloise Swanson. Earl Toolson. Bessie Tinsley Ralph West. Claire Whitehe.id. Dean Yeaman. Echo Allen Marva Bailey, Theo Grow. Nona c son. Muriel Drake. Nelda Hill Buys' Chorus Donald Adams, James Barrus. Theo Bell. Gail Bingham. Fred Bowcut. Melvin Bowcut. Neal Bowers. XX'illard Bowen. Junior Bradshaw, Nolan Gall. Jimmy Campbell, Allen Carter, Dorsal Catmull. Keith Connor. Jack Draney, Vaughn Egan, Vifayne Elquist, l,eo England, Harold Eng- land. George Espe. Ralph liairchilds. l.ynn Feltman. Vlilliam Farwell, XVayne Eowles. Robert Gooch. Ted Hagman, Lee Hanks, Robert Holden. Vilayne Hurst. Harold Judd. Robert Judd, George Keen. Raymond Kelley,XVendahl I.itson, Frank Manning, Howard Mathews. Oliver Martin, Rollo Morris, Frank Paulson, Sheldon Parker. Vililbur Popp, Arg Prescott, Earl Reynolds. Jack Roper, Ridd Soloman, Russell Shockey, Benny Sprague, Robert Stocks, l.eRoy Tadlock. Allen Tilley, Max XVeaver. Oliver Vkfilliams. l.yle Vklorthington. Band Exerett Andrews. James Barrus. Dale Bailey. Kenneth Barry. Kathleen Coleman. XVard Dwor- shak Harold England. Billy Evans. Milton Foreman. John Glenn. Vvlarren Glenn. Robert Gooch. ieorge Hackney. Fred Haynes. Hollis Huston. Alta Judd, Beryl Leigh, Vera Meyers. 'Cecil Owens. l Stanle Ritter Jack Ro er Jimmie Ro er Elmer Schenk Keith Simons Jack I-rnest Pye, y , p . P - ' - 4- Smedley Howard Sorenson. Eloise Swanson, Morris Swanson. Gerald Skyles, Earl Toolson, Tom Toolson. Eldo Vvleldon. Homer Wright. Sextette il IOYCYE BUl,Kl.EY Thespian Club The Thespian Club was organized for the purpose of aiding acting in a high school The Burley Thespian Club has the following membership: Joyce Bulkley, pre vice-president: Virginia Aylor, secretary: Carol Harpster, treasurer: Jack Eva Yeaman, Everett Andrews. Betty Anderson, Ciayle Smith. Melba Park Toolson, and Virginia Meacham. Mr. Kempton is the advisor. Quill and .Troll The members of the William E. Borah Chapter of the Quill and Scroll of the Burley High School has been chosen for their outstanding work in journalism. The following have achieved this standard: Doris Smith, president: Delbert Parker. vice-president: Hilda Schorzrrian, secretary: Jack Roper. Robert Ciooch, Everett Andrews. Maxine Van Hook, Alice Gaskill. treasurer: Joyce Bulkley, Bessie Brown. Hayward Chaplin. Kathleen Coleman, Jean Denman. Melba Parker. and Jack Smedley, Mr. Soderberg is the advisor, sident: Benny Sprague Roper, Delbert Parker er, Hal Meacham Tom DORIS SMITH Vast QQ? 17'-L M 1 ' ,r W. , , 1 1 ' W V? A fl Q K . vi- - l ' , . 2 ' I ' - as fi W ,V fi R bf: l - 2, 1' 5 t- - L-izimia-, -,e 1, ,'- 53 .....u-wks ' - ' we 1 v 5 - 'A 1 4.3, rf. ..gi, Don't you think shc'll live? l've been working on the railroad. -Why did you go away? -Independent girls! Do you work on the WPA, Harry? Did you all have to stand in the cor- My football hero! Gathering play properties is such fun? How do you like their smiles? 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