1 'E X70 WY' X f 4 XIIWI fwh 1 Rf' 2- FX 2 si q X 4 : l K v-lr! Z. - Q Q :hw T fi A , 9 ' Q X V, 1 J - J , A 1 if W, i 1 X. VM! J, 2' 11fi4FT'-'-- ' ,,,---T .1 , -f -Y Q - . - - . 4 A ' .. ., .': - Y X -ff., f- E H- '58 Bohm. .. PUBLISHED BY BURLEY HIGH SCHOOL BURLEY IDAHO C rx 31.2-Q! UP I ., E .JJQWJ Q, A -s Q, 'xx x- If I S' 3 A KJ f 4 5 y' 1 l'l' - , 1 X .L X! N1 ,. . XX I, Y ,SA I. V - .Q - in . Of , -:U I , .xx ,g v, .W P' ....-ia-1 .-'I-V ' , Q Wemayf RAY HOL E 306' 510 3- There ts a plan tar greater than the plan you know There IS a landscape broader than the one you see There IS a haven where storm tossed souls may go You call tt death we Immortallty Anon W ' . A ' 0 X 4 - .S v ' I '- . If l W ' e 'fl' ' We dedicate this book to the Spirit of Burley High School. Spirit is that intangible something, a quality, an at- titude of mind, which at its best makes one go on when he can go no farther. Makes one continue to give his best, cheerfully even when he can't win. The word connotades vigor, verve, whole- heartedness in doing and in being. It is a highly prized asset of'an individ- ual and of a group for it measures the difference between lively participation and unimaginative acceptance, be- tween initiative and dull pedestrian- ism, between existing and living. Spirit is not visible, but evidence of it can be both seen and felt. Strangers entering our building have commented on the air of purpose and direction which prevails throughout the school. We have tried to make a repre- sentative collection of real evidence in word cmd picture. It has been a work of loveg we are 'proud of the spirit of our school as we have seen it displayed in class rooms and on the playing fields for the past years. 1-In I I fm 1. , . aw' ox is Om pda :J .fa CLASSES 0 Freshma Sophomore Jumor Semor P561 XV Ao T RA .rio HWS ..... . - N 1 ox ','-iff '- . L If E 'i Il!! f- en ' ELg1 'i og A f ....22 .......z4 K . . . . . 32 ' .......... 40 ' .... .... 4 6 L J 3360 23 Q . . 0 ' K F. ARTS . 0 FW 126 s u 'qhpetcl 47'loN 0087. -IS? -188 RGA N IZA T10 N 33 D281 uft 149 ' N e 1 tips. 6 'NDN' ' 'af we 5w,.k,..V. . .. 'v -m . -- V l .W ,J L. .qw if i 1,1 ,V ig ., .- -.p'-w3Q5'..xf1S9 5? 'I X 5:31 -- ,V-5.--' -Q f , ,,f'..LQQ 'Au' N. ' -Avg .f. :.-xr X ' .. - ' ' .r1,w,' , fi- ' , 1-Pi- Q . V H4 -' ' Vw- A E12 - , 2 X 3. ax.:-41, .,. :- . L ,ur ,. L. A Q 4 ,. B2 -' Y. f g- , li RQMQ any V- w.,u- ' ' ff 5H'Q!iQf',. ' . , . . mix . . u . , ' Wg 5' 1 .s. ' 7 2-3, TW: '? 9 'iv-5 -M. Hfz, Y? - . f . .- 1 ,'1. OO wg .Z in-gur xy. ,U w 1 - ,.1 J1----. . xx K KF 01- I , U J 2 .qw nr., 5, , . Xff QV' J ' gf, . X I I I If ' ? .-5--.-..-. , .. i:-.. Hi, kids! Allow me to introduce myself. l am the 'Memory of '58 A I escort you through the following pages, you will see the story of your past year in Burley High School un fold before you. As we go through the pages you will see me developing with each one. When you look at each event, I'll be right there to help you remember all about it. Memories are indeed very pre cious. God has given us the power away. ot making them, and as they are made, we ourselves become the evi dence ot what we are. We never know when something will start a chain reaction of ideas that bring back some recollection from the past The purpose ot this book is to help us remember some of the valua ble events which have made this year So come on. gang, 1et's travel back through the year and recall some of those memories that you have stored ET if 4,f A gr., Kip X,,, 1. ry S,-4 l'Say, gang, lets take a look at those responsible for our leadership this year. Through the efforts ofthe County Administration we have our new school building which they have plan- ned and financed They also keep our .rcliools running smoothly by hiring teachers, custodians, principals, and by budgeting the schools' finances, providing transportation for students and selecting our Curriculum. i'Mr. Carlson, our principal at the head of the high school administra- tion, sets the tone for learning and fun. His wonderful personality vi- brates throughout the school, He is assisted by Mrs. Blauer, his secretary, who gives much of herself to the school and helps us in many countless ways. We are very privileged to have Mr. Franks and Mrs Darrington, our counselors, who have listened patient- ly to our problems and given us help and guidance in solving them. We are indeed grateful for our teachers from whom we have gained large quantities of knowledge and advice which will aid us in preparing for our further education and places in lite. in 9 vi L u fig? ' uc ,A ' 'SN xl J X ,9 1 , v Tl.-wiwww Nl' BERNELL WRIGLEY FAYE STROM Secretary Superintendent L-of Sluncling Mui Worr, business mcincigerg Glen Tilley. director ol transporta- tion, Bernell Wrigley, superintendent. Seated: Herschel Bedke, Oakley, Reed Stcxrley, Burleyg I-lermon King, chairman, Ioseph Gillette, Declog Blaine Wight, Molto. Not Pictured: Sid Larson, director of lands and buildings. ROM ONA SPILLET Lunch Secretary -fi' W EARL H CARLSON Prmclpcxl .J 44' 'A ILA C DARRINGTON Gxrls Counselor sl QC L ROSE BLAUER Secretory C RICHARD FRANKS Boys Counselor EARL H. CARLSON received his BA from Colorado State College of Educatlon and hrs MS degree from the Ul'1lV9I'S1ly of Idaho As our prrncrpal he rs admrred and respected When he can frnd tune hrs hobbres are fxshmg and hunt mg He dlrects the student councll Etlwwweowemvn ki' 3 EDWARD KAIVIH ANDERSON structor ol shorthand and typmg II recexved hrs BA degree at Idaho State College Hrs hobbxes are readmg hshlng and golf He IS the advrsor to the Future Business Leaders ot Amenca Club 'Ili 'vn- it MAUIINE INDIUS recerved her As socrate Degree at Ftxcks College and has taken summer sessxons at B Y U She rs the mstructor of Spanish and sophomore Enghsh Her hobby IS musrc Mrss Andrus rs advrsor to the Future Nurses Club and also the Spamsh Club IONILD IICHIIALD recerved hrs BA from Rrcks College and drd graduate work at B Y U Mr Archrbald has no trme for hobbxes because he rs instructor ot the band chorr Pep Band and the Madrxgals . ' ' I l 5 . A - ' Q j . V E jg f ' . . ' H- v ' ' i ' . 'R' 'fi ,A I ' ' ' , V I A 7 .QQ ' xxx. . in- ' - 7 ESTHEH 0 BLEI Instructor of typmg I and Il recetved her BS at Idaho State College and has done graduate work at the Umverstty ot Utah e does all the recordtng of student accounts and presents the flnanctal statement each month Readtng books teaching and mustc are her hobbtes RULON R BUDGE our Coach has dtrected the athletlcs ot Burley Htgh srnce 1939 a s te a c h e s psychology phystology and math Hrs hobbtes are ftshmg goll and hunttng He attend ed Weber College cetved hrs BS degree at Utah State Agrtcultural College Mr Budge has done graduate work at He ts also advxsor to the B Club IACK CLARK lnstructor ol physloal educatton re cexved hrs BS and MA degrees at Utah State Umversmty Hrs hobbxes are athletxcs Ilymg wat er sknng and swxmmmg Hrs mam school actnvt tres are football bask t ball track and mtramrr a s f Q agus 'fl' NH!-'lv' X -S, .f Kim- I yr X I' l A x 1 'vp J? iQ' e '- ,241 LOUISE BRYNER xs tn charge ol the gtrls phystcal educatlon department and teaches health physxology and phystcal educatton She recerved her BS at B Y U and graduated from Carbon Iumor College at Prtce Utah Sports readlng eatmg sleepmg and watchtng TV are her hobbles Bestdes all thts she sttll Imds txme to be the advtsor to the Pep Club and Tennts Club i . . 4 I .D 3 ,Q ,ww an-.P'3, ' n f If 'ul -' N, , - ?' IRENE BUCKLEY rs rn charge of the art department Her hobby IS pamt mg She recerved her BS degree at the Unrverstty of Oregon 1n Eugene her MA at Columbta Untversrty ln New York and she drd graduate work at Wrsconsm Umversrty and Wash mgton Untversrty Mtss Buckley IS sponsor of the Palette Club p-its-5 'Y' -fx I' X,fw4 I CHARLES L CLARK rn structor ot agrtcultural scrence recexved hrs BS degree at the UHIVSTSIIY of Idaho Hrs hobbres are sports and oxl paxntmg He IS the advxsor to the F if MYRTLE A CLIFFORD mstructor of rumor Eng lrsh recetved her BA and MA degrees at the Um verslty of Montana She dtd graduate work at the Umversxty of Colorado She IS the advtsor to the Bobcat her hobbxes are traveling and golf t v I - t 0-1 Q -' 1 ! , Y , 1 .V ,A . . Q li , fl I xx 0 ' . I . V . . . I Y o 0 0 0 0 o ,f ' x 'I ' S . I I 'Im ' . He l o It I X- Q, l ' I - - -. . , I I N K I ' I- I ' g I d - g --.R I L I . . . . .lll Z' ig-E . F the University of Idaho. I3 ' ' I ' . I '- 's ,I - if j 'J ' ff li.. ' I I is . , Q I K ' ' ,I 3 I I ,fgt X . I - - .. -I . .V .X ,. r Q,l,3, -fu: - Q H v lf In ,MQY I ,A - 7 a 4.3:-. Q 3 S' , DTT 'V g A I v, 7 h I fi 1 I wa 4' fd? . , - V - .L JL. CLIFFORD I'I DARRINGTON rece-wed hrs BS cmd MA degrees at the U S A C rn Logan Utah and has done grad uate study at the Umverslty ol Calxl orma rn Berkeley Hrs hobby IS trav elmg he xs the mstructor ol the socxal scxences Mr Darrmgton has been semor class advrsor thrs year W OLIIEN DUMMER m structor ot chemxstry and physxcs has tramed Bur ley Hrgh students rn Scxence for several years He recexved hrs BS de gree at the Umversxty of Utah and hrs MS rn Edu catlon at the Umversxty of Idaho Hrs hobbres are larmmg and churchwork He 15 the sponsor ol the Burley Scxence Club I RICHARD FRANKS n structor ot speech dram atrcs and Engllsh ll Hrs txme rs occupxed wlth belng drama dxrector ad and the Beta Delta Club and Boy s Counselor H recexved hrs BA degree from the Umversrty of Idaho and BYU Mr Franks has done gradu ate study at BYU H15 hobbxes are photography and amateur dramahcs ggkf 'HQ' Z x A ' 2 2-'Ili 'her 112 ,Ts ' , ILA C DARRINGTON recelved her BS degree at Utah State Ag College where she also obtamed the Smxth Hughs degree rn Home EC She has done graduate work at the Unrversxty ol Idaho and has recexved her L1 brarlan s Certxllcate from Albron Her hobby rs reading and she rs kept very busy as Girl s Counselor and be mg rn charge ol the lrbrary 'gas and has also attended a 'ft summer sessxon at B Y U She IS advxscr to the Bur Hur and the Qurll and Scroll Her hobby rs read mg She rs the mstructor ol Iournalrsm and Eng hsh II 6- lV 1 X 1'-il' . . 1 .K I f , A V I - A l - . . . I . , R ' ' . - fx , ' visor to the Thespians 1 . ' A iw s V v - . il' f -llt if . f A 4 gf Q f W ' nf 'I g 'V h V: ' . 'Z N ' C . a , 4' V 1 A BARBARA N ELISON ln X. structor of freshman Eng Y lxsh recelved her BA de gree from B Y U Her hob bles are musrc llterature and cookxng She rs the advisor to the Future Teachers Assocratlon and the Trl H1 Y Club SHIRLEY K FRANKS re cexved her BA degree from Idaho State College t l t t : l v 4 - . ' .FA-ag 1 NQgQQ,j IOIE H. GAGON. instructor ot Home Economics, received her BS degree in Home Ec. at the B.Y.U. and her BA degree in Home EC. education at I.S.C. Her time tor hobbies is taken by her four-year-old daughter, Col- leen. She-is advisor to the F.H.A. ,gt I . as an '7 5 lv-s1'g?i r s - ,, ' 9 -- . V -. I iv. . ,. ' '7' I ,5gg'g 1 . -A i il. .. if -Y . if ' l ui - Q -i!24.,.A..:x5X ' . M,-6 7 I V I ' 'I -, lf!! . ,,,L--t, . it -- :fx 1'r,.h. , axswsei f7N'vwf CHARLES H. GRAFFT. instructor ot senior English and Latin I 61 ll, re- ceived his BA degree at Monmouth College in Illinois and has done grad- uate study at U. ot I.. Utah State Agricultural College, and University of Nebraska. His hobbies are wood- working, reading, and traveling. Mr. Grattt is in charge ot assembly programs. NORMAN F. HURST. re- ceived his BS degree in education at Utah State University and attended the Southern Idaho Col- lege of Education. He is the instructor of world history and bookkeeping and is the debate coach. His hobbies are photo- graphy, basketball, tarm- ing and churchwork. EDWARD B. HOFF. in- structor ot general sci- ence, received his BA de- gree at Cornell College and did research as chief chemist at the Bur- gess Battery Company. His hobbies are photog- raphy and coin-collect- ing. He is advisor to the Camera Club. Fil Q 3 Q 3 3, -1 Q. T. t ag, Q HF. -ei. hh . in f- it ELTON G. HATCH. in- structor ot American his- tory, is the advisor ofthe junior class. He received his BS degree from Utah State Ag. College and has done graduate work at the University of Ida- ho. His hobby is sports, 'IHEAD HANKS received his BS at U.I.S.B.. attend- ed the B.Y.U. and gained his BS in education from Utah State Ag. College. He has taught biology at Burley Ior three years and is the sophomore class advisors His hob- bies are ceramics cmd woodworking. , 'asf , 21-4, ,.L , L: lf reg.-' . 3 'Q il. A, 1 A 42' L' . -if.. 1 '1 fe'-1 . -.I.i,f.,1 3 ' gf-,MH KW' : fi? - 5451. 4: :U 4 - A-4' JM: ,rar ,df ROBERT R. MATTHEWS. instructor of the advanced mathematics, received. his degree at the University of Utah. He is assistant coach in football His hobby is hunting I Cp- , Y '-A . 6' , it 15. x . EHLE T. ROBERTSON. is the instruct- or of algebra He is a graduate of S IC E, he completed his Industrial Arts Malor and Minor in mathematics at Colorado State College, and he has done additional worlc at ISC and U. of I His hobby is skiing He is ad- visor to the freshman class and the Hi-Y HELEN I. MORGAN. in- structor of home econom- ics, received her BS de- gree in home economics at the University of Ida- ho She is advisor to the FH A and her hobby is reading. IOHN RZNCHEH received his BA degree at Utah State Agricultural Col- lege He is the instruc- tor of shop and also the advisor of the Service Club. His hobbies are fishing, traveling, and cabinet work BERNICE OLENSLAGER. instructor of freshman English and record-keep ing, received her BS de- gree at Utah State Ag- ricultural College. Sho also attended Albion State Normal and has done summer study at the U of l. and the U of W. SHARON MCDONALD. in- structor of biology and driver's training, receiv- ed his BS degree in edu- cation at Utah State Agri- cultural College and at- tended summer school at Idaho State College. His hobbies are swimming, golf, water skiing and flying, his main school activities are football. basketball and intramur- als. CUSTODIANS The custodians ol Burley Hrgh School play many roles ln the every day school hte They must be gardeners car penters ele trxctans n d plumbers They take on many other part t1me vocatlons B cause of them our class rooms and halls are always clean and neat LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs E11 abeth Gummow Mrs Elizabeth Schafer Mrs Emma Ashcratt Welldonaizrbelienthan mul ..... MR SUMMERS MRS RODRIGUEZ Mr Norton Not Prctured malwraman butloodlmllp COOKS Our three cooks 1n Burley I-hgh School see that the latchen IS run accordmg to government type A SpeC1l1CCIl1OUS They plan the meals so they cons1st of protems mtlk fru1t vegetables bread and 1 lb ot butter to each 50 people Each day they account tor the commod1t1es they use They use thelr own YGCIPGS and thrs year we have been luckrer than other years we had homemade rolls At 730 am the cooks arrzve at school and they are here unt1l 2 30 pm ' ,su lllll' ' ful' FH I I ' . 'lnll R' Ill WELDON GEORGE Vxce Presldent 20 U llll 'lil- 'Ull as 3'-1 pf all R., 2 .D PAT PRICE Student Body Presxdent -an RADEAN HEWARD Secretary Pat Price and his assistants Weldon George and Radean Heward have carried the load for the school year of '57 and '58 They have set the example for the whole student body. They have accepted responslblhttes and problems. The Senate represents the student body tn regulat1ng the school s various tunctrons Senators are elected for a full year term from each home room at the begmnmg of the school year All school actxvlhes must pass through the Senate for approval before they are put rnto actton The Senate sponsored Student Counctl Workshop and also planned and orgamzed Home ommg il is 8 .wi wp. 17 Seated Iune Lee Wxllrams Ianet Srmmons Weldon George Trudy Bortz P t Prrce Sherry Htlton Radean Heward Delores Bmgham Robyn Pace a Standrng Melvm Temple Paul Martmsen Bobby George Carl Schlecht K t Gary lolley Herb Hollmger Roger Wxlson Gary Coleman Denms ea on Sharon Koyle Monte Carlson Lourse Iohnson Mr Carlson Arvel McBr1de Not prctured Patty Beck Kent Gardner Donna Felts -C . f Q . . . H . . .1 K4 , till . . F ff-fm-rr-naufv -1-mm-f,,f . ,. , .,?1,E slab A 4 , .3 3, . -' -. , 'T V , . -- 5 f , , 2 V - is wi 'f ' 1 I 22 . l ,W 4 I, ., . K 'Q 1 4 M , fs va-.9 A ' , 13 .. 3, 5 A ,V 242.655 v 5' . U . , 5 -' ' -it x-. .Wye y ' K r' . '. , I P wg rf- ,M On their first day of high school the freshmen walked down the long halls looking at everything and feel- ing quite lostg but as soon as the newness wore off, they fell right into the rushing pace of high school life. Quite different from the freshmen are the well-adjusted sophomores. They have adapted themselves to the daily routine and are having fun while patiently awaiting next year when they will become uupperclass- men . Between the sophomore year and the junior year there is an amazing period of growth both mentally and physically. The juniors are Well on their way to the adult world and life takes on many new meanings. One's junior year is nearly always a very precious one to remember, The seniors have finally reached the year which they have been wait- ing for. To be a senior in high school means to have almost completed twelve marvelous years of training and preparation for' life. They are now ready to enter their true places in the world. 7' v 'r ,-fp c xigvt wk i f -' F 'T lj ,r I fr.: . ff- ste V hlIQ,b,...... ...--il Helen Iensen secretary Shxr1eyBatterton treasurer B111 Combs presxdent Max Allen vlce presxdent -v '+ , 3 MR ROBERTSON W Advlsor The mam prolect of the freshman class th1s year was to ralse money for a televxslon set whxch was dona ted to the Elks Convalescent Home ln Boise Dee Warrell a member of the freshman class 15 a patxent at the home and ms enloymg the telev1s1or1 D V1 s Y .jf T ' j' X lx K' ,Q png F ' ' ' g.---' l . : . 1 ' . ' 1 , . . , set. 'fr ' Qflffj- A l ' --rs-V-..' if -'Dua 5. . ' :f-f.','f: . '.7.-4-,. ffl , 'A . o . '11-...', ' fjif fat.. . 'ill' Qflf'z h ' r -- far m -. EXEC TIVE Trudy Bortz ' 'N fe Monte Carlson Gary Iolley 7 'bv ' 6- ' 'QJ 93 ...f4 X ff Ll 611 -1' 'XJ 1 xr 'T' 1-tQ 4f' L .pm l E vu w--- -. l 'S' ...R I L- Qi l'O X Y 3 Cf? Kathy West Ruth Wheeler Darrell Wall Kenneth Walker Nancy Weldon Rxchard Wxndes Dee Warrell Byron War: Edward Woolstenhulme Georgxa Woodall Michael Underwood Ioyce Ann Thoren Gae Sue Taylor Earl Deen Talbot Leland Thompson -Qi 'Q 3 nf i -C -v-v Claudette Wxnter Gaylord Vannattan Nyles Txlley 11' t -- QI , A ,,, , Q 5 J 1 3 - Q s . r - fi I- f W I.: .Q . A ' A 'nf yu-ZX, ' 'Ll Y W M I W .3 . ff 4 , --A :I , , ' 5 .Q '- fl t '- ' ' 4 X ' 1.31 gn' N ' '-'- . F ' l E ., I B ' Q ' X V' W 2 A ,if S ' 4 V, I' Jnxgqi' - 1- , sir- I g ' - ' ' ,Aff 5, 1 . V W . 1 I f 1 iv' -N uw ,W sw ' , v L ,Z H .A -if ,' A : mfg A V lx f -' - ' I l x , I I 5 L'-' V I X , . at gf: ,QAV 1 f 4 t l . f ' I ' ' 'anvil' x I ' .5 .L X V --. R ' N 'A ' fl HJ' 51 l X .- r lf w ,ff - ' l , 1 ' ., l F g V . -L Y it V, 1 ' - 2 ' V ltd' ' A if I 'I 71 AJ 'ME 4 'Q y..-4 'C' an I 111,524 ll r f uf ' 5 'B fly- his 'A Q: no Y' Patricia Thaxton lean Searle Dave Spencer Harry Shaw Lu Ann Rasmussen 5' eo Diane Thompson Marla Smedley lohnny Shouse Sue Rasmussen Bonnie Reis Har .p 96 TY-V fx 'i 31' -fx ' V Iames Turney Connie Lou Shaddy Bob Sanderson Brent Rasmussen Linda Ready 6? L 91- 1':'r vw' 7? if Betty Toner Richard Skiles Carol Shill Neil Robertson Keith Robson vig, .1115 9 of fqfex X ! 5 .IX '5 G- ,4 f T 'Hs-. 'T sg Ierry Tolman lean Steen Michel Sanchotena Suzanne Rich Irvine Rencher 'HS' gig Vx 175' 4 ,9- Nwsgw 661841, 0 .-emma... 0 -0 'Was Q., 1.1 lean Ann Schodde Gary Spillett Gene Simons Bonnie Robertson Linda Lee Polvsen fx ng: 5 'qr-9' I ffffx 'W N k M5111 QIDFL 'W A ww ,..... JW ...J -'56-f Yl'2:f-.92 Q '-1' +2 3 Q1 Beverly Phxllxps Rxchard Plaxilar Ann Mxtchell Ioe Morgan Iames Moore ,fern T' vt ur xh Ea KM Betty lean Prxce Cheryl Osterhout Phxllxp Mar Mrlford Mxller Vxvxan Larsen ,pm E- ? Kay Prxce Kay Osterhoul Larry Mclntosh Inn Madden Gary Mahrt le-as 46' 11 A-ox Q-..-p FFR r?'b3 F5 1-13 A fy... -4,4 N-.r AINS4 f an I1 , I -as 'fl' 'Q 1-S, GG- 'W 3 4,..- 'U 'lag 'Y Kenneth Penmngton Karol Oltman Ronald Molme Vxckxe Mclntosh Deanne Lee Sharon Pxper Sandaree Olson Iames Max Denms McCasl1n Iulma Lyons Francxs Pearce loan Mannmg Robert Manmng lane Morgan Frank Langer ug u lil , fs- S, ' s sv A V' mf fvvnv 1 ... nh 'U-fy. - 'ws -74 mf Q OV v W 'M wiki affix Y 4-V U' a f .Al .is .Ui Y -ug 1. ser, QOH- 2,9 Tr, fflff' -Q Roger Larson Letly Keen Helen Ann lensen Renae Iones Marcia Hatch 28 Gary Lynes Billie Kraus Tina Iolley Bob Iackson Sharon Harris 1? '? u fps Q 1? 'Us ggi 'af' 717' 0 ws VT ts 45' vm 45 nvfun .J I , re W in Lynn Larson Mardene Kerbs Barbara Iones Marilyn Hogg Karlen Hanks Melvin Kreiger Trent Kitley Lola Iohnson LaRee Hull Dennis Huber fi Wa :ay , Iimmy Keaton Flora Iones Marie Iohnson Linda Hoggan Deanne Hanks Marilyn Kirk Dean Iacobsen David Iohnson Marie Hanks Richard Hedberg iififff Y ,uno 41 'ws lg T 4 033. 47 . 41' ' .,,a Carol Ann Haxby Paulette Gifford Wayne Graham Max Fowler Charles Felts W., ,s, a,...x ai ii 4901 9 WV! in 0.1 'v An- ff'- .yrs Merril Hull Karen Greener William Funke Ronald Franks Carla Elzinga Patricia Hinz Fred Gamble Sandra Filger Donna Fisher Leon Ewer Q- n Sheryl Henderson Gayla Gunderson Iulia Ann Fowler Iohn Fonnesbeck Stephen Ellis L9 -'Q-lrv Jt,,,, as 45-r 1 1? . 'Us vo ' Elnor Glaesmann Bryce Gardner Ioyce Funk Shirley Fullmer Sharon Elsberry EGM 1' 19- 1 C 'll fv- 1- 4 9...- 'C' av . , i Ellen Gieriach Renae Gillette Marsha Friederich lerry Fowler Linda Elliott '39 Y ' I ivx -Q-w QR- -Ki' af XQ- lc!!- QC -up -9 -vu-qv 'D 'F fs if S 'W 1-:Q 44.--f' R he in Charles Davis Velma Draper Bert Clegg Carolyn Cunningham Norman Burch 30 Lynda Dunbar I, Mark Dayley Cheryl Christensen Lynn Call Shirley Batterton 'gs' vs. ? '.., Q... 9- 4 -ve U -6 ,ma -ii. Q! i Q Laird Dummer Lorna Dayley Roberta Caudle Gail Blauer Shirlene Baker Reta lean Decker Patricia Dick Ronald Dalzell Pamela Critchfield LaMont Carson Wm. Combs Susan Bradish Renae Bywater Iudy Bankhead Lynda Berto 'M-ff no 'YD- nv 4's Ronald Dayley Merrill Cunha Gary Crandall Robert Bronson Duane Brown G so-in una... pf!! .U til Gp af'- Q J 'Il' 'im 'Us no il loy Brower Marilyn Bingham Catherine Buttars Kenna Anderson Kay Badger lame: Hines Vi' ,. ,,:.. fy 'tif' Roland Bean Pamela Boyd Verl Bench Ramona Beck Kendall Bingham Wm. Assendrup Larry Harshbarger Robert Thomason Bennie Bellon Richard Hines Howard Gransberry Alta Smith Reuben Bronson Dennis Campbell Ernest Green Richard Allen Hodgson Glyn Steelman Howard Swoflord Penny Knox nr TT X 'sv X in X I 41 26- f 'N ,':,' l'g!-pl Kathleen Bingham Glena Mae Brog Linda Ashcralt Patty Woods PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Kay Brown Norman Larson Richard Thompson Monte Campbell Timothy Holt Dennis Wells Karlotta Korb Kathleen Carlin Ronald Mangum LeRoy Veneman Gary Clark Leon Iohnson Paul Williams Mary Ann Mort WIP Martha Bandy Carol Butler Max Allen Helen Lottridge Raleigh Curtis Frank Martindale leannie Vaughn Ronald DeNa'ughel Gary Lynes Douglas Yeaman ludith Ritchie 14' 'fret 'M n ,498- Ilia fe- Robert Bray Boyd Bullock LaMont Anderson ReNae Egbert Bob Noble Tane Wilkes Douglas Fairchild Ronald Posey Sharon Elsberry The ofhcers of the sophomore class have partlcxpated ln many money makmg proyects and sponsored the Sweethearts Ball Thls IS the fxrst year the Sweetheart s Ball has been sponsored by the sophomores Deana Kirk Vice President' Carol Hanks President- Patty Beck Secretary. MR HANKS Advlsor EXE TIVE 31 it 1 s. HA, fa . 0 .nr ggi.- w .K 1 f f' NK' .V , , ,,. Karen Martell 2 Q F 7 C. lf sf ei .1 39 Brll Rasmussen Fifi buff 94 if -7 S' Ruth Zlllrler Kaihryn Zollmger Donna Wright Carol Wrlgley Sharlene Talbert Iecm Tcxnheld 1, D z, .. rife N Grant Starley Sharon Allen konwfw, f K N S 1 L ' Carol Woodworth t- ., r DeeAnn Crane 'f 'T ur, N AWB Francls Woodard Iune Lee Wxlllcrms Tom Taylor fi 06 1-1 -.:9' Kcrrolyn Wxllrams MGTVIH Woodbury Iudy Wolfe Ray Welbarn Royce Tolmcm Anette Thurman , I Q . . Q -- V. all H FM A ., ,Y ' I jk' V 'fl' A E l b 'il' V 5 - AA.. 1 . A ' r 1 - I .- ' ,i ur 4- K 1 . -D ' it Q f ' W M Q ,M , Y ' fl X X'- , - ' 5' iq 1 V I .1 A. . , f x i In ' - 1 , .V -'Ci ' lf ' . , If V. - V-gf' NP' ' , -- '-:fa s 'C-' - A J 1 -,..., of la 1 'S' ' . 1 f A Q. Q1 W rf 0 .' ' A - l ' 'V 'JF x l X G f - , P N .' ' ' ff - ' r' ' A ff ff j , Ag f ' i UW. 'S' ff' -Q A. ,, ..-I Vickie Sedcrm Anita Spurgeon Donna Sturgeon Karen Rasmussen Larry Powers Q.. F. ' ,. , . 1'--9 Sherry Searle Kay Stout Rebecca Skiles Diane Royce Richard Povesen C ,I f ev N-Q1 1 .. r .3 3 CTP' Y- lrene Snow Linda Slater lvcm Smith Ken Roath Sandie Peck T IN 'i rv '1-:aff Wesley Startin Francis Searle Iannet Steiner Brent Richman Roger Price IQ? f 5 Kaylene Strom Rawlin Smith Shirley Roberts Dixie Rudoph Ianet Lee fi NI 4-1' rho t... 1' 1? 3 9-Q, its ewvw, T, E 41' 1 'NJ 7 5-ruff Deanne Powers Dennls Nlelsen Lee Merrrll Marllyn Mrller Lmda McC1af1n 'X 1' Eldon Payne Shrrley Nelwert Lrnda Mannmg Ierry McBr1de Robert Mangum Vera Olson Roger Norton Harrrson Matthews Don Moyle Ronald Mcner N1 A' 4-10 Daryl Ohver Dorothy Norton lean McBr1de hm Mrller Leon Mcn i i Q' 1 Lf P' Q9 Patty Obernuller ' rnda Mason Paul Martmsen Harry Meyers Max Heward wan 2 'wad ?-5 Z7 as 5- IUSPY W.1'4j Suzanne Libbey Sherry Gouchnor Gary Iohnson Lynn Holland Dean Hansen if .f' ff f-4 O qv ,,,..4 pun 1' all 'Wx -015 fy, '61 CR,--3 V-s 6' X n 9...- S- Q? Linda Larson Iohn Kearns Lois Iensen Barbara Henson Iohn Hill ' YK .D 'Vu X Don Loveland LaRae Kelly Ilene Iohnson Loren Holyoak Marylin Howarth 5 ,QC v-Els , KN Q 'fav 'gg had .Vi N 'X 5 , MIX Clyde Luke Larry Kreiger Iulia Ann Horne Boyd Hamond Garry Hunt V Deanna Kirk LaVerne Kidd Ioseph Harris Eddie Hopkins Marlin Dayley 'UK 'Q 'V A! 11-9- -K ra' vi 17505, Ar 1-3 .qu HJ Pauhne Hardmg Lmda Goolcl Larry Fowler Wrlhcrm Fearn Ioy Estes ,QP Roger Hogan Bobby George Sharon Fenstermaker Carol Fullmer Beverly Dalsogho 3- -II! X fav N X X is it Carral Hanks Gretta Gunderson Sharon Fowler Katherlne Eklund Ronnle Damels 'Ds t,- fn -E ,Q ff ' 4.4 s--1 bv- 1? f Y 'ir 9? Esther Goettsche Kent Gardner Garth Freymuller Larry Edgar Ray Ethermgton Rex Garrett Iamce Garner Karen Freyrnuller Sammy Ehson Iamce Boden F . , ' + r -Q are ,,-r eq :Ma nh ' V if., 0 1' . Ury' ' :- - H xxx 1, V . my K l . SN Q ' tr V f S' .1 fr' - ' . 4 f ' A .nfl ,u 1 7 44 4 1 Q Q 1. 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V 'No QE X Dwame Drussell Ronald Chllcl Sammle Ann Carlos Frank Branch Patty Beck Dan Detmers Don Chlsholm Kathleen Clark Kay Blanchard Georgla Bray 1-.,, Grace Chlsholm Alene Carson LeAnn Curtls Ronald Bryant Clyde Beutler AF f'1 we ' ci ,.,: 'NJ Q-.J if-:O ,Ayn -v fygfen IoEtta Taylor Rasella Baker Ierry Ashby Patty Allen pw T 7 Melvrn Temple Ioe Bradlsh Doreen Adams Roger Anderson C' 'a-TDN SA' 5 B111 Toner Carol Shelstxad Beth Badger RaeDene Brggs Rtchard Alvarez Paula Allen SOPHOMORES N OT PICTURED Ronald Archxbald Ixm Alams Gary Baker Paul R1chard Baumgartner Tom Drlesel Dean E1qU1Sl Leonard Felton Ga1l Gooch George Green Davld Hale Duane McLaws Ronald Matheson Melvxn Nefzger Gladys Thomson lean Woods Pearl Wrxght Ronald Nelwert Ronald Veneman Dean Watterson Norman Wrlhams Sharon Hodge Maureen Iennlngs Carol Larson Eumce Martmdale Ioyce Millard 3 Q, Q3 Mrke Peacock Karen Anderson Iohn Archer X., Shanna Robins Sharon Hymas Kent Hcxrns Secretary Vice President President .,,,. if Sponsoring of the Iunior Prom was the highlight ot this group s activities. This group picked out the clcxss rings which were presented to the students in April. Under the guidance of Mr. Hatch, this cicrss hos spon- sored ci dcrnce cifter ci basket- boil gczrne and had chcrrge of CI concession. 7,f, 'f.if,'-7 'Advisor --7'if'.-15 'Y' . :Q ,i cn! Iamce Fullmer Sharon Warren a1 ' 3 Harold Greene Ph11o West Garth Holyoak Iwumcfam '5- ,.. 1-- N. AIG' X -4 G1 'A C Q., 411, Mary Wolie Roger Wtlson Gene Weber Judy Welborn Sherryl Waters Charlotte Waltrip Karen Thurston Kathy Thomas Corlna Rodnguez Shanna Roblns , to , L. V ,P ff .,. 1' 'VI I -F . tha i n I .QQMHf 3' 1' , we V r K- . f I 9 I N 1 1 G P M I I 4 , -N 1' I , . QM . la- A - ima. -V gf Pr . . ,ge ' 1 A .--tg 'a 1.1 .n'P3 M.-' 1 , 'T '. WMM Q RWM ffm www? ii g a, 'ff--N gain .1 E . 4 ---',..r ff-. 5 3 .,, , ' A . 1 G f' yNH?f ML: ?ihi O W A fi ' X i'w,,,,.,t1 LAL X.jQ:,g' , A S - it A Jr. ' A - A. Q I 'vi G G , W4 - ' I -4 , A , f if ' .-.. - - ' ' T.- ' I V A 5 G , ,f A 4 W Q I -. X N . - ,Lula 2. 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V A y . s - X , -I ' l - - 1 S I N -4, el' I- ' 'A L 'fr L L X .' ' fm 7 5. , Clif' L-. V Q - - fl if 1 ' 1 . I I t ' .t-Q , 1 . I a ffl xg v' . ny ,X j . . r- x- H S J i Q - . rv' 5- Ixm Llbbey Denms Keaton Lourse Iohnson Sharon Hymas Susan Henderson :N ' 4,6 .09 Mflllf? vs: f ' as , Lf' 1 nr ' Q 1914 -ol 5- My Patrlcra Larson Mary Anne Iones Sandra Lee Ienkms Bruce Huxzmga Warren Hansen Us T' Phlhp Layton LaRue Iones Dennls Ieffs Marsha Home Iudy Hanks -NJ,-4 mfs wx 7 Q-vo F5 -v T7 Gloria Knopp Beverly Iones Patty Lou Ianak Ianet Hoff LaVora Green u p . -4 Q-.. y I tl r' 79 -argl 'na xYZ '7 Iune Kxdd Robert Iolley Dxbbrell Iamxson Lmda Heward Dale Greener Y , .--r Q0 rs l as-4. fi' 15 'xr' 7-., IW -3' ,, Y Q,-0 qs nigh' fx -poqegs l 'U 11 Bm sw Q-v-v e4 uw. Q - 90 Margaret Graham Gene Goodwin Richard Garrard Barbara Garrard Marie Fairchild Robert Egan Patty Davis Monte Dayley Florence Caudle Don Carson Donna Glaesemann Walter Fox Shirley Easton Brenda Cunningham Carol Caravan vww .., .0-'sf ' -' Q 'wif' 4 37 ,f-vga, ,.,' 1 1 gf i . .w ,. Weldon George Colleen Fowler Iudi Dunbar Gary Coleman Paula Burt lv- fix u Y 'Rf C ,sr- Ui IN? af, ir-v 5 S G. . Q . Ioyce Garrick Betty lane Filger Ronald Davis Kay Christensen Robert Burnside fl N- in---1 Mfr 411' no-5 pas. ffl 4 if N. nl fad, 4-5, w.-af -4.0- Marilyn Budge Phyllis Bellon Nadine Bair Ivan Carson Fred E. Carlson T 95? Q f Max Brown Loren Blcruer Denny Beck Sherry Barlow Kay Bachman Eldon Anderson Herb Ashby Blaine Beckstrand Garth Bowen Larry R. Bronson Ray LaMar Bronson Clifford Brown Stephen Casperson Thomas Crandall Edward Dayley Wi an Q mx. ' Larry Berto Ioe Bankhead Tamara Ashby Ioe Beck Sharlene Hathaway Loren Hess IUNIORS NOT PICTURED Leyland Hannah Kent Harris Lynn Harshbarger Ralph Hodge Stephen Hogan Tom Holt Allen Iensen Marvid Iohnson Iohn Mai David Whiting Ralph Woods Patsy Anderson Carol Friederich Patricia Hale Marie Mooso Helen Scott Ruth Searle Ieanette Walker int 4- l Gad ix! 'Q Sharon Bennett Nolan Bakewell Abbie Vaughn Diane McDonald Ralph Mitchell Roy Moore Harold Ouast Nathan Ross Richard Shaddy Roy Smith Freddie Sprague Gary Stockton Dennis Walstrom Phillip Weaver LEWIS Church Presldent 425.1 phi- X Mr Darnngton Advlsor Herb Hollmger Vlce Presldent The senior class officers had the responsibility ot making plans tor graduation. They ordered the caps gowns and announcements Our senxor assembly presented on Senlor Day was arranged by the othcers Patty Rue Secretary . , 4 3, 'S ,h . Q is .... ., mtg 1' EXECUTIVE 'E' 'R NAN SCOVIL-Class execut1ve 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 SHARON PARKE Sweetheart Queen 3 Class TheSP1U1'1S 4 T09 Club 4 FBLA 4 Pep Club execut1ve 24 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Tag Club 234 Pep 4 B940 Delta 4 Club 34 Bob at Staff 4 Senate l3 'Q ix qv 'Hv W. 'qi' VICKIE YASAITIS lst attendant Harvest Ball BONNIE BAIRD Homecommg Queen 4 Band 3 Bur Hur 34 C1TCUlGl1On Ed1tor 4 Class 234 Secretary 2 Pres1dent 3 Secretary 4 execut1ve 24 FHA 3 4 Parl1amentar1an 4 Class executlve 4 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Chaplaln 4 Tag Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 VICE presldent Thesp1ans 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 Tag Club 2 3 4 Intermounta1n Exchange 4 Intramurals 34 4 V1ce pres1dent3 Chorus 4 Orchestra 2 Sec Dr1ll Team 3 Co captam 3 retary 2 Madrlgals 4 Pep Band 234 Dance Band 3 Pep Club 3 PTA 2 3 Senate 2 Oper etta 2 3 4 IERRY PRICE Class execut1ve 4 B Club 2 3 4 Palette Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 4 Basketball Team l 2 3 4 Football Team 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 47 v 1 1 I - ' 1 ' ' ,' 11 1 111 - , . f- . ' 11 N- 1 1- tN. . 1 1 ' - t x , ,., . . ' '. 1, 1 'Q 19, , ... I 1 11 1 111 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 111 11 ' 111 1 11 1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 I 1 111 I 1 11 1 ' 11- 1 1 11 111 11 1111 111 111 1 111- VERLA WINWARD-Tennis Club 25 Camera Club 35 APN 35 Tag Club 2,3,45 FBLA 4, President 4. CAROL WILLIAMS - Band l,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4, Secre- tary 15 APN 3,4, Historian 35 Tag Club 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Orchestra l,2,3,4, Librarian 35 Madrigals 45 Pep Club 3,45 Operetta 2,4. SUE WHITTLE - Tri-Hi-Y 45 FHA 2,35 Tennis Club 25 Tag Club 2,3545 Chorus 45 Orchestra 35 Pep Club 3,4, Beta Delta 45 Intramurals 45 Operetta 45 Drill Team 35 Intermountain Exchange 4. MARGARET ZILLNER - Bur Hur 35 Band l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,4, District officer, His- torian 2, Vice-president 35 Tennis Club lg Tag Club 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Orchestra lp Pep Club 3, 4, IOAN ZILLNER - March of Dimes Queen 45 Bur Hur 35 Band 1,25 Quill 6- Scroll 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 FHA 2,35 Camera Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Tag Club 2,3,45 Librarian l5 Pep Club 4, Secretary 45 Beta Delta 4, 8.1 . W I Z , I iw fa... 5 ,W ..p,. ,xi 1 X 'fx is.. so LANA WILLIAMS - Tag Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 3, KENNETH WILSON - Hi-Y 45 FFA l,2,3.45 Football Team l,2,35 Intramurals 3.4. KENNETH WEEKS - Class executive 35 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 15 Inter- mountain Exchange 4. 11,3 Q1 l 4455? ig 5? K .--35.43-fgftqv 5-:?5,.H31:z,1L BILLIE THURSTON - Bur Hur 45 FHA 35 Debate 3,45 Tag Club 2,3,45 FBLA 45 Ser- vice Club 35 Librarian 45 Pep Club 45 FTA 3,45 Inter- mountain Exchange 45 Intra- murals 2,3. SIBYL TURNEY-Tag Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 FTA 45 Operettcz 4. MIKE SKILES -- Bur Hur Staff 4, Assistant Photogra- pher 45 Band 1: B Club 2,3,45 Quill 45: Scroll 45 Hi-Y 35 Mixed Chorus lp Bobcat Staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 Basketball Team l, Man- ager lg Golf Team l,2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,45 Ski Club 3. DON WARNER - Palette ARLENE THOMPSON-Tag Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Inter- Club 3,45 Service Club 3, mountain Exchange 4. X fa x 1. ..x .. 'IX .E 1. 4 i ' 5 . ill.. f '-If ' ,.f'i:4i- '- 1. f ,UMA , I W , . I NEAL THOMAS - Hi-Y 2,31 Intramurals 4. CONNIE STEVENS - lst Attendant Polio Queen 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, President 45 Science Club 2,3,4, Corresponding Secre- tary 45 Tag Club 2,3,45 Orchestra lg Pep Band 45 Dance Band l,2,3, Librarian 35 Pep Club 35 Girl's State 35 Music Ensembles l,2,3,45 Drill Team 3. GEORGE WARRELL-Golf 4 49 51. ' .'f,Q'.-1.1 'fb'-l., ,Q V ..-d...... ' .X ,K .lv N i GLORIA D. SILL - Bur Hur 45 Quill G Scroll 45 Debate 3,45 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Service Club 35 Pep Club 45 FTA 3, 4. DAN ATCHLEY - Transfer student Mixed Chorus 4. TREVAR SPARKS - Bur Hur 45 Beta Delta 45 Track 35 All School Play 4. LARRY SMYTHE- B Club 3,45 Football Team l,2,3,45 Track l,25 Intramurals l,2,3,4 SUSAN BOYLES--Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Librarian 35 All School Play l. 'bii' 'P L 'V' 'V' sg ll. 36 RONALD BUTTARS H1 Y 3 4 Intramurals l Z 3 4 Intermountain Exchange 4 ROBERT STOKER Class Executlve 3 H1Y 4 FFA 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus4 Sen atel Intramurals3 4 Oper etta 4 RONALD SHAW-Declama- tion 4' Thespians 4' FFA 1 2 3 4- Beta Delta 4' All School Play 4. IAMES O. STEEN - Bur Hur Stall 4, Band l, 2. FREDA SUE STEELMAN- Zag Club 2, 3, 4, Librarians PAYE REDD- Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4. DUANE STIGALL-Band 35 FFA 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Madrigals 4, Beta Delta 4, Football Team 4, All School Play 4. Y' BETTY SHAW - Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Bob- cat Stall 4, Banner Carrier 3, 4, Intermountain Ex- change 4, Drill Team 3, Intramurals 3. fn- ,,, I I' x -'X X KAY STEWART - Transfer from Boise, Tennis Club 4, Tag Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Maclrigals 4, Beta Delta 4, All School Play 4. NORMAN ASHBY-Spanish Club 3: FFA l,2, 3. SHIRLEY ANDERSEN - Bur Hur Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Quill 6: Scroll 3, 4, President 4, FHA 2, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pallette Club 4, Librarian l, Pep Club 3, Bobcut Staff 3, 4, Art-Layout Editor 4, Senate l, Twirlers 2, 3, Stepperettes 4, Captain 4, Drill Team 3, Intramurals 2. 51 SHIRLEY RACE--APN 3,45 Tag Club 3, 4. DWAIN PRUITT HOWARD PRESCOTT - Mixed Chorus 15 All School Play I5 Intramurals 1,45 Intermountain Exchange 4. RICHARD RANDALL PAT PRICE - Sweetheart King 35 Band l, 25 Vice Pres, of Sophomore Class5 B Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, Vice President 25 Orchestra 1,25 Bobcat Stall 45 Football Team l,2, 3,45 Track l,2, 3, 45 Senate 35 President of 3 Q1 Z I ' f 'F l 5,313 , V tt . 35, ... Student Body 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Intermountain Ex- change 4. . , C 1 DAVE PECK-Transfer Stu- dent. DELORES BINGHAM - Bur Hur Staff 35 Quill G Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 45 FHA 25 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, Senate 4. DON PETERSEN-Class Ex- ecutive 25 B Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Basketball Team, 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Team 1,2, 3, 45 Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 All School Play 2. Y GARY OLIVER - Football Team l, 2. GAE NIELSEN - Bur Hur Staff 45 FHA 35 Tennis Club 35 Debate 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l5 Pep Club 3,45 FTA 2, 3, 4. GORDON S. NIELSON - Bur Hur 3, 4, Photographer 3,45 Band l,2, 3, 4,, Student Director 45 Quill 6. Scroll 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 45 Science Club 3,45 Camera Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 45 Debate 45 Pep Band l,2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Dance Band l,2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Bobcat Statt 3, 4, Photogra- pher 45 Boy's State 35 One Act Play 25 Music Ensem- bles l,2, 3,45 Iunior Drum Major 2. CHARLES WAYNE PRICE- RUTH OLSON - Tag Club Band l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 4. 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Madrigals 45 Pep Band 3,4 Dance Band 45 Track l, Operetta 2, 3, 45 Vocal En- sembles 3, 4. Q Y, 5 u H r A RAYMOND NEIWERT - Hi- 4 5 1- . Y 45 Science Club 35 FFA lf - A 5 7 l,Z,35 cmnem ciub 3, in- , 5 'Q tramurals 3,4. 7Y' 5 'Z , E we : , ., 31. VR' ROGER NUSSGEN - Golf Team 3,4. DELORES NEIWERT -FHA 3,45 Tennis Club 25 Debate 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Service, Club 45 Mixed Chorus 35 FTA 2, 3, 45 Imra- murals 2, 3. BERNEII. MOSS - Class Executive 2,35 Quill G Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 45 FHA 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 3,45 Bobcat Staff 3, 4, Co-Class Editor 3, Class Editor 45 Cheerleader 45 Intramurals 3,45 Drill Team 3. ELYSSA McCLAFLIN - Spanish Club 35 AFN 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 45 Mixed Chorus 4. PAYE SUE MARQUARDT - Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 All School Play I: Operetta Z. HN' SCOTT MULLIKIN v- Hi-Y 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4, President 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4, Concert Master 3,45 Madrigal 45 Pep Band 3,45 Ski Club 1,25 Operetta 2,45 Northwest Music Confer- ence 35 All State Music Conference 4. as.. ,1 K MIKE MILLER - B Club 3,45 Football Team l,2,3,4, LARRY MAI - B Club l, 2, 3, 45 FFA 15 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Team l, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2,45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent of Iunior High Student Body 1. WILLARD MCLAWS sf KEITH BRYAN - Mixed IOAN L. MCCALLISTER - Chorus l,45 Operetta 4. FHA 25 Tag Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Madri- gals 45 Operetta 3,4 Anvm. MCBRIDE- B ciub 'Z 31 3,45FFA l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 6 Senate 4. if if! MARGARET MERRILL-Bur Hur Staff 45 Quill 45 Scroll 45 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Librarian 2,45 Pep Club 45 Intermountain Exchange 45 Operetta 45 Intramurals 2,3, CHROLYN ANDERSON- Bur: Hur Staff 35 Band 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 FHA 35 Camera Club 25 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Operetta 45 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Beta Delta 45 Intra- murals 45 Drill Team 3. 'I' . E, ,H 14 ,Hr ,iii I ,I '52, I f , t 1 f ev fir I-- , v A A DARLENE MCCASLIN-FHA l,2, 35 Debate 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Service Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 FTA 3, 4, DAVE MARTINSEN - Pre- ferred Man of Spinster Skip 45 Band l, 25 Sophomore Class President B Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Mixed Chorus I5 Orchestra 15 Foot- ball Team l,2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Senate 1. DELILAH LARSON - Bur Hur Staff 45 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Librarian 15 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Intermountain Ex- change 45 Operetta 4. 55 IERRY KONRAD - Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, lntramurals 2, 3, 4. SHARON KOYLE - APN 3, 4, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Senate 4. GALE IENSEN - Bur Hur Stall 4, B Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Tennis Club 3, Bas- ketball Team 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. NILA LIND - Bur Hur' Staff CLARICE KREIGEH - Tag 4 Debflte 3 Tag Club 2 3 Club 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus ,lt 143' 3 'Nav .4 t r. . finals ,NV- ' i i -aj li p' 'I M I f if Mixed Chorus 3, F'I'A2,'3.A 1.4, or5h5sim1,2,opere1m , im. ,N - 4. 'Uni 3 rf ' 3 4 ' ui 444 X' J' ,., 6 V ww.- I e 5 4 64,3 HELEN V. KOEPNICK-FHA 3, Tag Club 2,3,4, Service Club 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus l,4, Librarian 3,4, Beta Delta 4, All School Play 4, Operetta 4, lntra- murals l,2,4. PENNY KEEN - Declama- tion 3, 4, Band 4, Thespians 2, 3,4, President 4, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, President 4, Pep Club 3, Bobcat Staff 4, Beta Delta 4, One Act Play 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, North- western Music Conference 3, All State Music Confer- ence 4. DONNA IOHNSON - Tag Club 2, 3, 4, APN 2, 3, 4. ' i VERNON IOLLEY - Hi-Y 3,47 Vice President 45 Kev Club 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID HASKELL-Spanish Club 2. MAUDENE HOBBS - Band l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 25 Tennis Club 25 Tag Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Pep Band 25 Pep Club 45 Operetta 3, 4. ELDA IOHNSON-Bur Hurr Staff 45 Declamation 35 Ouill 6: Scroll 4: Tri-Hi-Y 45 Thespians 3, 4: Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l5 Peo Club 3, 4: Bobcat Staff 45 All School Play 35 Twirlers 2, 35 Intramurals 45 Intermoun- tgain Exchange 45 Drill Team - I v 4 !7'! ' f' 'fi LQVERN IACKSON - Hi-Y 25 Football Team 1,35 Track 1,25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. F3.? ' Q' 1 4.23 WU DON HARRIS-Bur Hur 3, 4 Business Manager 45 Band l,2, 3, 45 Quill 6. Scroll 3,4 l-Ii-Y- 3,4, Chaplain 4 Science Club 35 Key Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Bobcat Staff 35 Music Ensembles. IERRY HITT - FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Basket- ball Team l,2. GEORGIA HUBER - AFN 45 Tag Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Librarians 2,35 Pep Club 35 Bobcat Stall 45 Operetta 45 Intermountain Exchange 4. 57 '22, F? SHERRY ANN HILTON - Quill G Scroll 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Science Club 45 Tennis Club 25 Camera Club 35 AFN 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 45 Tag Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 35 Bobcat Staff 4, Copy Editor 45- Senate 2, 45 Intermountain Ex- change 4. ROGER HOWARTH - Band l,2,3: Hi-Y 3. LARRY HOLM - Intra- murals 4. GORDON HELMER-Chorus 3. HERB CHOLLYD HOLLINGER Bur l-lur Staff 3, Managing Editor 45 Iunior Class Vice President Senior Class Vice President B Club 2,3,45 Quill 6. Scroll 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Key Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 45 Tennis Club 35 Basketball Team 3, 45 Track l5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Senate l, 2, 3: Boy's State 35 lntramurals 2,3,4. 'S dl, F 5 Q3. ' it 51--A lu, FU 'Q ' '9- RADEAN HEWARD - Class Executive 35 FHA 35 Tag Club 2, 3,45 Librarian 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Senate l5 Sec- retary of Student Body 4. ANITA HALL - APN 3, 4: Tag Club 2.3,4. MARK fHANKl HOBSON- Band l, 2, 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 Hi-Y, 1,25 Pep Band 3,45 Football Team 2, 3, 45 Man- ager Z, 3, 45 Track 15 Inter- mountain Exchange, 45 In- tramurals 2, 3, 4. me-'th 'fi' ' ' V , , L - in I - D . N A FFA 3, Mixed Chorus Club 4, Track 4, Baseball 4,1 P vain ,.' f N ISABEL GUTIEREZ - Class Executive l, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Tag Club 2, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Pep Club 4. TERRY HOLC-OMB - Band 1, 2, 4,. Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Orchestra 3, Pep Band l,2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, President 4, Dance Band l,2, 3, 4, President 4, Senate l, Boy's State 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Ensembles l, 2, 3, 4. ANN LEE HATCH - Iunior Class Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, Librarian 3, Pep Club 3,' Twirler 2, 3, Intra- murals 4, Drill Team 3, In- termountain Exchange 4. Q-- I GARY HORN - Bur Hur g-gf fire I, f . Staff 3, H1-Y 3, Key Club 3, 4, Dance Band 4. GORDON HOLYOAK-Pre- terred Man ot Spinster Skip 3, Declamation 2, Band l, 2, 3, Class Executive 2, B Club 3, 4, Quill 61 Scroll 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Key Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Debate 2, 3, Pep Band 2.3, Bobcat Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Football Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Senate 3, Boy's State 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DeWAYNE BYWATER-FFA l,2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, In- termountain Exchange 4. 59 GAYLE GREENWELL - Bur Hur,Slalf 4, Quill 6- Scroll 4, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA g,3S4ervice Club 3, 4, FTA KEN FRONK - Band l, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus l, Orchestra l,2, Pep Band 2, 3, Bobcat Staff 3, Football Team 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, Intermountain Exchange 4, Ski Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. FRED FUNKE - Band l,2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3,4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football Team 2, 3, 4, Track l,2, In- termountain Exchange 4. BARBARA GARNER - FHA 2, 3, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l,2, 4, Pep Club 3, Bobcat Stall 3, Twirlers 3, 4, Stepperettes 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Intermountain Exchange 4. LEONARD GUNDERSON - B Club l,3, Palette Club 3, 4, Football Team 2, 3,4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Senate l, 3. lbs. 1 'Q its' Nr it-wx, al1 NX ur- 'tv-RF ks '. 'Q- GENE FUNK B Club 3 4H1YlFFAl234 ec retary l Vice President 3 Presldent 4 Football Team I 2 3 4 Intermountain E change 4 Intramurals 1 2 GERALD BIRCH - Band l 2, B Club l,2, Pep Band l 2' Football Team l 2 Track I 2' Intramurals l 2 DONNA FELTS - Class Executive 3, FHA 2, Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Madri- gals 4, Pep Club 4, Senate 4, Operetta 3, 4. EDWARD DUDLEY LINDA DURFEE - Transfer from Raft River5 APN 45 De- bate 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Madrigals 45 Operetta 4. MIKE CRITCHFIELD - B Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Football Team 25 35 Baseball 3, 45 In- tramurals 3, 4. NEIL EASTON - FFA l, 2, 354, Secretary 45 Intramurals 45 Service Club 3, ARVILLA EILERS - Tennis Club 25 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 FBLA 4, Vice President 45 Service Club 35 Mixed Chor- us 35 Pep Club 45 Operetta 3. .! TW' SANDRA IEAN DAYLEY - FHA 25 Tag Club 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Oper- etla 2,3,4. IUANITA DAVIS - FHA 15 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l. HARRY CLARK - Bur Hur Staff 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Operetta 4. .ad-T 'Y if ROBERTA DETMERS - Sophomore Class Secretary5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Tag Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Club 3, 4, President 45 Vice Presi- dent of Student Body 35 In- termountain Exchange 45 Drill Team 35 Intramurals 3, 45 President of Iunior High Student Body l, LINDA LEE CAMPBELL - Transfer from Pocatello5 Band 45 Tag Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4. GLENDA BAKER - Bur Hur Staff' 35 Quill 5- Scroll 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 -FHA 25 Thes- pians 3, 4, Secretary 45 Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 25 Librarian 45 Pep Club 35 Bobcat Staff 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 45 Senate 15 Inter- mountain Exchange 45 Drill Team 3. HELEN CALDWELL-eSpan ish Club 35 Tag Club 2, 3, 4 FBLA 4, APN 31 Mixed chori us 3,45 Pep Club 45 Oper etta 3, 4. 'le-'J' LEWIS CHURCH - Senior Class President I-li-Y 25 Science Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Senate 25 Boy's State 3, RR 5 7 'Yis- .I IJ! it 4,0 ' mv--- 'ivv ,I BILLY CHESLEY Pep Band l Trackl Baseballl In muralsl 2 3 4 Club l 2 DAN BABCOCK Hi Y Z Key Club 1 Football Team 3 Intramurals l 2 3 BOB ISPIDEIU BAILEY - Band l,2, 3, Music Ensem- bles 2, 35 B Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 35 Or- chestra 2, 35 Pep Band 2,35 Football Team l, 2, 3, 4, Manager I5 Golf Team 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club. 4 4 fax-A . M -. I 7512! f 'T ' . ,S I . Fw 'f V i' WAYNE BARCLAY - De- clamation 2, UB Club 4, Hi- Y 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Li- brarian 4, Football Team 4, Track 2,B,4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. RONALD BENCH - FFA 1. 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 3, In- tramurals 4, Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. LELAND BAKER - H1-Y 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Camera 2, lntra' murals 3,4, Intermountain Exchange 4. -i' GEORGINA BULLOCK-Tag Club 2, 3, 4, Palette Club 3, 4, AFN 4. 'flvny . .X -f .. ' RONALD BENNETT -- EF? I Q l,3, 4, Football Team l, , 1 A Q - I Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. -' ' . . A1 '25 'I 9-of BOB BEAVER - Camera Club 4, Football Team I, 2, Intermountain Exchange 4, Gun Club l, 2. GENEVA BENNETT - Tag Club 2,s,4. CAROL BINGHAM - Har- vest Ball Queen 4, Tri-I-Ii-Y 4, FHA I,2,3, Recreation Chairman 3, Tag Club 2, 3. 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Bobcat Staff 3. 63 wt me mum KATHLEEN HEDBERG-Bur Hur Staff 3 4 Edltor 1n Chxef 4 Qutll G Scroll 3 4 Span 1sh Club 2 Tag Club 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 Accom parnst 4 Bobcat Staff 3 FTA 2 Senate 1 PATTY RUE lst Attendant to Homecommg Queen 3 Iumor Class Prestdent Sen lor Class Secretary Trt H1 Y 4 Tag Club 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 Pep Club 3 4 Bob ca Staff 4 Senate l 2 Glrls State 3 64 wif Q inf - IANICE MATHESON Tr H Y 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Recordmg Secretary 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Prestclent 3 Ta Club 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Accompanxst 4 Operetta 4 Orchestra l Bobcat Staff 3 Senate 2 G1rl s State 3 Skt Club 2 3 MICHAEL MARTIN H1 Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Scxence Club 2 3 4 Key Club 4 Tennxs Club 3 One Act Play 3 Boys State 3 In tramurals l 2 3 4 Mr Hatch Patty Rue Iuruor Class Advisor Class presldem SENIORS NOT PICTURED LAURA LEE IENSEN FHA GARLAND MARKHAM BILL GIERISCH 2 Tag Club 2 Chorus l l 2 3 4 Track l 2 lrans er trom Boumtr ul tramu Oils 4 DOUGLAS LAYTON Tra rc lrt armrrals 1 KENT BRYAN Chorus l LYNN IOHNSON Key Club 3 Club l Football Team 2 3 Senate l of, 58 necewezl The members ol the semor class recetved therr rmgs lol lowmg an assembly on May 6 1957 The rmgs were ordered early so the students could en Joy them through the summer and therr errtrre semor Year The Class othcers and executrves chose the style of the rmgs and the students were glverr a chorce ot the color ot the stone FFA , , ,Q ,gli l,2,4g ,f .V Z, slr' I 0 o Q . . s' ff P. UWM Left to rlght Gordon Nlelson Gordon Holyoak Terry Holcomb Herb Hollrnger Lewxs Church Mlke Martin Seated Connle Stevens Iamce Matheson and Patty Rue GIRLS STATE Thxs year the Amencan Leg1on Aux1l1ary wrth the ass1stance of the faculty chose the gxrls staters to represent Burley Hlgh at Sprmg G1rl s State Tl'11S event was held at the College ot Idaho dunng the f1rst Week of Iune The delegates part1c1pated ln the luncttomng of government 1n a local county and state level Many lastmg frlendshlps were made w1th gtrls from other parts of the state BOYS STATE Gem Boys State was held Iune 16 22 at the Botse Ir College The students arr1ved on campus and were 1mmed1ately sent to the dorm1tor1es The tlrst part of the week was spent 1n organ1z1ng two pohtlcal part1es and nommatmg candldates for state ofhces Durlng th1s tlme they also heard top speakers such as Governor Smyhe and Russ Edefessen the Mayor of Bo1se In the latter part of the week after the gen eral electlon was held they spent a sess1on 1n the state cap1tol Here they became fam1l1ar wlth the passxng of laws and leglslatlve pro cedure The eventful week ended W1th the Boy Staters rece1v1ng the1r p11 S and w1th a talent show comprtsed of members of the sesston The lntermountarn Indxan School has a campus of 140 burldmgs on 300 acres lt IS attended by 2200 Navago lndrans between the ages of 12 and 18 A speclal 5 year pro gram emphas1zes the three R wh1te men s customs and vocattonal tram mg Academrc progre s and so ral achustment are amazmgly rap1d Thls IS the 6th year of Burley s par rcrpatrng rn the exchange program The students vrsrtcd the lntermoun tam School lor three days In return the lndran puprl were guests of the Burley students for three days 34,3 tainnllian S K STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN INDIAN EXCHANGE Bob Bea Glenda B leer Ronald Buttar Dewayre Bywate Brlly Chesley Ken Fronlc Roberta Detrrc Fred Funke Ann Lee Hatch Kathleen Hedberg Sherry Hrlton Georgra Huber Elda lohnson llrla l.1nd Delrlah Larson Ma garet Iv'err1ll 1-lovw ard Prescoll Pat Prrce Kerneth Weeks Bet y Shaw Don Warner bue Whlttle B1ll1e Thurston V1Ck1YClSGll1S Barbara Garner Ellxs G1llette Duane Strgall Gene Funk Mark Hobson Leland Baker 67 These students were elected by the semor class from 20 semors nommated bv the faculty Nommees were deter IT1lI'1SCl. accordmg to students loyalty 1 the school the1r att1tucle and coopera .f ' tton the abrllty to carry resportsrbrllty and scholast1c standmg K-Q xl BONNIE BAlRD He heart has room lor many trtertd 'dl if R' GLENDA BAKER LEONARD GUNDERSON A friend T0 9VefY01'19 9VefY01'19 U Ylend i0 her Pave your pathway to success Wllh study sweat selflessness 'Nd' 'Q XX LEWIS CHURCH ROBERTA DETMERS Knowledge IS power Nothmg great was ever aclueved wrthout enthus1asm .ff-n Y W ' ' ' . Fix 'V A: ' ,Q o N, f - 4 . ll r f s -fl. .' A r t N f I ' ' , , 5 rv . bk l .C HERB HOLLINGER Good character IS human nature rn tts best form 'S PATTY RUF Her faults would make dlm shadows f PAT PRICE He who has done hrs best has done everythmg NA' 9 'S SHIRLEY ANDERSEN Kmd words are short to speak but thelr e hoes are endless DON PETERSEN Be ore you can score you must hrst have a goal Stuaents recervmg honorable ment1on are Ann Lee Hatch Mlke Marttn Kathleen Hedberg Gordon Holyoak Terry Ho omb Dave Martmsen Carol W1ll1ams Iamce Matheson Gordon N1elson Connle Stevens , .23 Qt Lx? M ' ' T. Q, . N 3- 5: I' L 1. 9 ,. 515331, f- 2 ' X , Lf giil , X Q 4'if.c - - ' . 1 ilk' '. 6' . 5. .235-, 31311. f f .. . are-.'- , If ' 1 Q ' ,f x N lx , - . V 41' J? ' ,. it Y -515152 - 'ff tm, fl' ' 6 ' ks-V f ' ' :A be , 'E - XY? s fa w : fxwdrif' ' 'fl l l .tam- .gztr .ti t If I -S, 3 f vi w- N I .,w.N MX, JV- X h fins! ,lien .Q ?. ' A Q' J ff A f '1' S ' flif .ik 'fy 2 gg'-1 J' 4' L, Q is .. 1' if. 4 gsdtf! , ' xl! 7.1. Q Q F , , ..Qi, W tv'- Q X ,- ,, .a Q C' A ,ww , N' 6 5' ,sql vb-1 a V W 034 4811 . ,4- ,L When dance plans fill the air, cupid sharpens his arrows and looks about for likely targets. The boys urged on by shy, interested glances which they translate 'come hitherf summon enough cour- age to ask a sweet young girl to the dance. The halls buzz with girls comparing notes on what to wear, how to fix their hair, new dresses, new hairdos and the usual female chatter. The boys add to the confusion by discussing which dances to trade, borrowing dad's new car, and the ever present problem of money. At the dance a marvelous transition is seen. Girls are transformed with upswept hairdos, their prettiest frocks, and wobbly. heels, Looking hand- some and dashing are the boys with slicked-down hair and polished shoes. Over all too soon, the evening is registered in memory as an affair to remember. xr X SI Q! xr, S .- A 'V if ,gl ip ' ,-,ix i' . -Q H' 's., ,iq-3.23 ' 'T M .XJ ' f'sf2Q?S :Th CAROL BINGHAM Queen J F fr? PATTY IANAK lst Attendant Moonglow portray ed by blue and Whrte decorahon was tbe tneme for the Harvest Ba'1 sponsored by the P F A It was held rn me Inga school aym on November 8 1957 at 8 30 pm Arten Bastlan prowded the musrc for the evemna The Queen and her attendants were chosen by the FFA takmaq tv W . 1 ,. 4, all ffm-1. '. ,,'r'f'-.Y'. tm. my my CAROL. WOODWORTH 2nd Attendant fox 1 M 1 Ux V77 Dave Martlnsen Most Pre lerred Man relaned over the annual Spmster Slap Wlth Den nts Keaton Paul Martmsen and Bob Sanderson as the other pre terred men Votmg bythe BHS glrls determmed the re1gn of these four My Specral Angel was the theme ot the dance held No vember 27 The gym was deco rated rn whrte shades ol pmk and s1lver The Twln Falls Dance Band turmshed the l'I'1'LlS1C 7 Y! WT? PAUL MAHTINSEN Sophomore Prelerred Man vs K, DENNIS KEATOIN Iumor Preferred Man t x 73 BOB SANDERSON Freshman Pre'errecl Man O O t I - , I J ,Q , . . . , , , ' I I 'F l . I 1 I , 'ff , s-7 r Q, 24- 4 . A . L. T Q 4 X- ' . vu is R- 1 . it t 1 5 ' 5 A iii. . . f A 1 N N' . . .N , 'S ll II Heaven on Earth wcrs the theme of the l957 Iunior Prom held on Senior Day of lost year. The color scheme consisted of various shades of purple cic- cented with pink cmd White. The Dcmcemen furnished the music for the occasion. Herb Hollinger wcis master of ceremonies for the floor show. The Iunior Prom is sponsored cxnnuolly by the junior class in honor ot the sen- iors. izlatwmk... lrgitlgjt 111 ug CGQJII v 'rf-ttf King-Iohn Kearns OueenvDonnc1 Sturgeon Red cmd white cdrried out the theme of Special Love at the Sweetheart Bull, sponsored by the sophomore class, in the gym on Feb. 1, Dwight Darrell acted os master of ceremonies. Ioy Estes and Tommy Taylor crowned the king and queen. mu' if nfs At'f'f-S Yg .L axe XA' 'fav ffg BO 1 1E BAlRw Queen 10-ll r- 9 HHS 1 -Hr-h. LINDA MANNING 2nd Attendant Mk lust Yestfrdat S ttemeo Hornecor nu ' 58 Ann Lee Hatc 1 mrstress of cere momes announced tne hour long proaram ot Nlnclm many alumnr performed The mam event mae the annual crownma ot the queen and her roval court selected bf the Student body Pollomma the program tu der ts and tllexr aueets danced rn the aym to the muslc of the Blue Knrghts gamma YW 'X' XS-4 nw-'MQ SHANNA ROBINS lst Attendant at Atal' ' aQ6 in IOAN MANNING 3rd Attendant ALUMNI Ill- - is Left to right: Helen Redd, Orc Davis, Mcrlcxine Be-cm Rczeolo Creme, Bob Dcxyley. Qt ,-.QP 'Q' av A c ' -l., jg:7 ',, 4,44 , ,VF A ,H A ,N . 544- -., i .5 di U , is 4 Q-s11J?,.lj ., ' ,y . ' . 'f'i'fEQg' ' ' f f sff,9'f Q: Us if .' 1 ' F345 r ' ,, ,1Mg,g,,,Q ' , . . ,JJ f Q W 1 - . fb., : .1 . 1 ' . - 1 .. .- A - , . ,gig 'f . . W, .4 . . . . - v' . ,IZ -LN: fl. 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The l958 teen age polxo campalgn dlrected by Carol Wxlhams brought 1n apprommately S1000 Th1s IS almost twlce the proflt usually donated The campalgn cons1sted of a DOIHT for poho game the passmg of blankets at games and the polxo assembly The hxghhght ot th1s years poho assembly featured the crownmg ot a queen and her at tendants Di COLLEN FOWLER 2nd attendant Q.-Q CONNIE STEVENS lst attendant 5-1 fl, '-3-.A 'stef IOAN ZILLNER queen Q05 N N F X. s , 55 I A n in I Z-XX ff f 61X 1' XX J X , f - q f 'T 2 5 Z 1 Q 1 1' V X f X.-'P W . N x 1 4 5 Salute to the Fine Arts where students have a chance to learn their artistic abili- ties, and have an opportunity tO develop themselves under superior direction. For all of us these combined departments serve to widen our horizons culturally, Whether we are participators or spec- tators. They have grown steadily and are ot increasing interest and importance to the studentbodyf' We are very happy to include them in our record ot representative events tor this year. as ll I T g l lgxiix-,l 1 Q l ff x Y 4495 ' mul OM lace p Arsenic and Old Lace, pre- sented on October 30, and No- vember l, under the direction of Mr. Franks, was a play about two lovely sweet, old ladies. They were liked by all their neighbors until their nephew discovered that they had a secret in the basement of their horne. Through the assistance of another neph- ew, who believed he was Presi- dent Theodore Roosevelt, the secret was discovered to be the bodies of old uncared for men whom the ladies had killed with arsenic thus putting them out of their lonely misery ABBY REVEREND DR HARPER TEDDY BREWSTER OFFICER BROPHY OFFICER KLEIN MARTHA BREW STER ELAINE HARPER MORTIMER BREWSTER IONATI-IAN BREWSTER DR EINSTEIN OFFICER O HARA LIEUTENANT ROONEY MR WITHERSPOON PRODUCTION STAFF Sharon Warren Earnest Powers Iohn Archer Ronald Shaw Duane Stlgall Ianet Hoff Kay Stuart Lorrn Blcruer Raw11n Sm1th Ronald McCal11ster Gene Goodwrn Fred Carlson Garth Holyoak Scene Desrgn Carol Frtednch Stage Manager Fred Carlson Buslness Manager Sandra Ienklns Asst Busmess Manager Gretta Gunderson MR, GIBBS ,,,,.............t...,., 1QQIQ1QQQQ111fffflflfffQfffflililllllhogey Norton naactplaqwuul The one act play Rrders of the Sea took superlor ratlngs ln both the drstrrct and regronal Wlth Mr Franks as the1r drrector the students spent long hours rn lmprovmg the1r actrng and speakmg One act play ca t v1ew1ng therr honor plaque The cast consrsted of the followrng Sandra Ienl-uns Kay Bachrnan Penny Keen Helen Koepmck Gene GOOdW1H Lmda Larson Carol Fnederlck Ronald MCCGll1Sl9T Sharon I-lyrnas Duane Starhn Trevar Sparks Ronald Shaw Nbs Fmal Scene Of The Play , , . 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S I N if g '1 vw 4 'f'w+'fe5 '3' aw s. nel X, yde Lrrxe .fx Hrrrnorou reachng Sharar War en Helen Koepnx 1 Memorrzea oratory E iher Goetteche OFIQIYIGI oratory Nadlne Barr Poetry readmg Lrnda Larson Retolfi sto y Kathleen Hedbe g NJ if: Dramatic readings: Loren Blauer, Sandra Ienkins Original essay: Kay Bachman F-J Captaln Rrchard Wcrrrmgton Clyde Luke Lreutenant Governor Grandet Loren Blauer Enenne Grandet Scott Mulllkln Srr Harry Blake Glen Gooch Srlas Shck Ronald Archxbald Rudolto Ronald Dalzell Florlze Wayne Pr1ce Manetta Penny Keen L1zetta Llnda Durfee Adah Carol Larson Pranchon Bonn1e Balrd Nanette Dorothy Norton Peirce Donna Felts N1gl'1t Watchman Robert Stoker Groz1ella Kathleen Clark Dancers French Susan Henderson Patty Ianak Nancy Weldon Beverly Iones San Domlngo Bonnle Bcurd Sparush Kathy West Tamara Ashby Iamce Fullmer Gall Blauer Accompamsts Kathleen Hedberg Mane Hanks Iamce Matheson Ncrughty Momettcz was presented on February 5 6 1n the oudltonum Mr Archlbold Wcts 1n charge of the choral musxc Mr Grcxfft worked wxth the drcxmcr cmd MISS Buckley d1rected the pcxmtmg of the scenery The two and one half hour producnon was well re Ce1Ved luwlwl f' The mrxed chorus hors been very successful th1s yecxr They have presented cm operetto Naughty Mctrletta whrch wo well recetved by the pubhc Several members attended the State Musrc Chruc at Pocatello 1n February ond the entrre chorus pCII'l1C1pG1ed tn the drs trtct fSSf1VCIl Potty Icmcxk secretory Scott Muhkm presrdent Bexerly Iones V1 e presldent N999 05009 G l faq W so F 7 -3, wi' 'M The Burley H1gh School Chorus 88 , I lil- 'hill - il lf? 2 H S ' L K A b if if' 1 5 . A . 1 1 A , - X A Y ' V i l, Q gs' H 7 - 1. ' -P , 1 , re i, A TW , y he 'V ' f V y' ,I Q- 7 -. ' K K In ' to ' K X A f Q' -N 1 5' S K 'rl ky 5 M .-is N A 4 n i 'it 4 ' A 33, . Syl EK' Y :gk I ei' z 99 ' ' A 4 I , b 'Q , Q A.bi mv .WEA lqnw Hd, i I A . ,vs we jk' W , Y , . ' I S f - A- Jivza- l J, S 4 M, ' ' WW cw no l on 'Q Seated Carol W1ll1ams Beverly lones Susan Henderson Llrda Durlee Donna Felts Bonnte Batrd lanrce Fullmer Tamara Ashby Carol Hanks Karla Elztnga loan McCall1ster Stanclmg Mr Archrbald Penny Keen Wayne Graham Davrd Hale Glen Gooch Wayne Pr1ce Clyde Luke Duane Strgall Gene Goodwtn Scott Mulltkrn Ron McCallrster Marlln Dayley Marle Hanks Lorna Dayley Thrs year Mr Arclnbald Madngal smgers lt has proved to be an asset to the rnusrc department ot our school The Madngals have sung for several comrnunlty tuncttons oraantzed the N Tamara Ashby vrce presrdent, Penny Keen, presldent, Ianlce Fullmer, secretary O O O ' I I O C I k ..g I '- : I' 1 M l , 'f' Y. xi J '. X 1 1 i , A , tw Cf Cf 6,99 Po l f 1 s .5 LQW' -I I 1, T: t A Qvuggw-.byt r- 18 ,L THE BURLEY HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Our orchestra has presented some hne muslc fh1S year They have grven a concert and several members attended the State Mustc Festtval at Pocatello Th1S d1v1 sxon of our mustc department was under the d1rect1on of Mr Blatter Offlcers Melvm Nefzgar, Scott Mullkm, concert master, Decmne Hanks, Ianet Hoff, Duane Stxgnall O I I I 3' I- 1? ' , ' , 5 if 2 3 1 l h . . ff ,N 1 If I I -r , ' . S i , ' - Z 'i r 1 if '-K, . Q 3 . ' I fl 1 t 3 1 A 4 , 'V 4, '.4 A3 3 .5 Q -' x ijt? 7, f ' 1 ' - i 0 ll L K ' ' 1 -Q ' , V -A 4 L I 15, ., ., 4 -'I I J N - 5 . ' J Q w LH? H ix Q, .V jx. -- . i. 4 , 5 17 '. . ' 'f ,'..' ' , T 'T' I xg ' ' ' an 4 M S Q XE. 'V A . .4 u VI. NJ 1- .f .E I'-s-1, T 1. VV wif 7- X X f-,ff F' ' 5 -- 1 7 ' . 'T X . :L , .,- Pea M j , 3 ' 5 Q. r 2- , U -1 ,,. . , .' w Q. , H- , fbi qw'rS4 Qi:?T..-il A' se. K L, QL. 5: . N, gv-Q43 wt, 15 O r ar' sa ' Our bond hos been very dctlve thls yedr Under the d1rec11on of Mr Arclnbold lt presented o con cert 1n the loll ond edrly spnng Some members ofthe Burley Hlgn School Bond ottended Mus1c L,l1n1C Terry Holcomb drum mcuor Boyd Hammond bond counc1lo Bonme Bourd secretory Connle Stevens preildent Gordon Nlelson student dlrector THE BURLEY HIGH SCHOOL BAND We pay tnibute to DR B V HOLCOMB Hats otf to Dr B V Holcomb could well be the words used to express how much the work and effort ot Doc Holcomb has been appreciated in connection with the school dance band The Blue Knights Since the organization ot the band in 1954 Doc Holcomb has sponsored the group and contributed of his talents their playmg into that of big band style Once a Week this devoted man has practiced with the dance band and wherever it has performed Doc Holcomb has given of his tlme and patience to assist and con duct them Thanks also 1S given to Doc Holcomb for the many times he has accompanied the school Pep Band on their trips to out of town games when Mr Archibald was un able to accompany the group money, and pleasing personality to aid in developing The Blue Knights, Burley I-ligh's dance band, have consisted of only eleven members this past year. Starting out the season with tive unexperienced mem- bers, they have Worked and practiced together once a week to perfect their playing. With Dr. B. V. Holcomb as their spon- sor, the Blue Knights have played at several of the school matinee dances and at many public affairs. px Wi'-'Q ,Q Olhcers Gary Coleman Gordon Nielson Terry Holcomb Standing Ronald Davis Bob Gray foe Morgan Gary Horne Wayre Price Marlin Dayley Seated Patty Beck Tom Holt Gary Coleman Gordon Nielson Terry Holcomb membllezr... TRUMPET TRIO Ioe Morgan, Bob Bray, Ronald Davis I Carol Hanks, accompanist SAX OUARTETTE Connie Stevens, Gordon Niel- son, Terry Holcomb, and Gary Colemcm. 94 CLARINET QUARTETTE Garth Holyoak, Bonnie Baird, Donnelly Harris, Margaret Zillner ,KIM Rx FLUTE QUARTETTE Florence Caudle, Ianet Lee, Helen Scott, Linda Elliot fe News W.. l X B me '.. First row: Gordon Nielson Connie Stevens Terry Holcomb Scott Mullikin Monte Carlson. Second row: Helen Scott, Garth Holyoak Boyd Hammond Don Harris Bonnie Barra Mark Hobson, lohn Kearns, Ioe Morgan Third row: Dwight Darrell Lyn Larson Milford Miller Wayne Price Monte Dayley Fred Funke, Bob Bray, Ronald Davis B.H.S. Pep Band has been faithful to the school and sup- ported the teams during both football and basketball sea- sons. Due to their efforts our school spirit has been present during our athletics competi- tions. Boyd Hammond, secretctryg Terry Holcomb president Gordon Nielson, vice president WWUNQ Leonard Gunderson throwmg on the pottery wheel Io eph and Mary made by Leonard Gunderson Shanna Robms Kay Blanchard MISS Buckley Don Warner and Sh1rley Andersen 7' R , 'J 1, 1 'K , , Don Warrier, Richard Alvarez, lerry Price, N. painting still lite. xr , pf j vf I N I 1 J X N ' V 1 if Marilyn Miller designed the curtains ' V -Q in the art room. She is seen here s V ' ,,v.,-M-f244 f T' i ,:iQf'i?f with the silk screen. E : k, fist' ly, VV . Iv - i 'fu Z-Z., - . 'J , V .4Z'e42- .X K'f.f1 f f. .H 'Q .ww-v'A - 'N' - V: , , ,,. - ,J-' , .f . , 51i.:fT.? j4 45 sigh' , Q16 X. l.X Qty 5' X ' n -.1 1. -JR I ,yQ.- . R A-'H' K- Painting the scenery for the operetta are. loe Bank- head, Carol Frederich, Lin- da McCIatlin, Miss Buckley, On ladder: Patricia Larson, Philo West. 2 I +1 ,, 5 v-I -: tg: 1 . h Q -. If A ' 'Z T, my . I T3 fd-L f Q A ' Swtwvfg 1 4 in S l.-..,.W.,l M1 r I I I in 5 V, i t I ' 9 Q F ' S. 5 il-' ' ' V afifffms f ' - 5 il' .3 S f . if I . 5 , 5 ' ' , 'J J 5 r ' A ' .fr 1 .l . L , gd f 'wif Q .4 q.- A K-: A lp i iff va F' O4 K.-Q'-'J +A wfbf. A aw -:-,-.r-f-M F4-' M 'N J iw 9 'lAs I slipped through the door with the crowd of students hurrying from the lunch room to their noon meetings, I got a view of the studentbody in action. Although you weren't aware of my presence, I helped influence some of the decisions that were made concern- ing where to go on your field trip, who would decorate for the formal, and when new members would be installed. Some think that it's the extra- curricular activities that really make school life. Of course, it is a matter of opinion, but we must agree it plays ar. important role. Not only have you, the students, gained closer association with class- mates and society, you have gained skills in leadership and the ability to carry responsibility. 'While viewing this preparation for later life I could visualize Americas future leaders. faq b .rf do i Lint- The Future Farmers of Amerlca 1S a natlonal organrzatton whrch conslsts of all the states Hawau and Puerto Rxco Through the1r projects convent1ons and crop cmd llvestock shows each member of the F F A galns a better understandmg and knowledge ol modern farmmg The membershtp of the OFQGIIIZGIIOH IS made up of the boys selected from the agncul ture classes 1n the school Hrghllghts of th1s year s act1v1t1es were sponsormg the Harvest Ball and selectlng the EFA queen and attendants to rergn over th1s fwvww GM Row I Garland Markham Kent Smlth Ronald Shaw Dewayne Bywater Gene Weber Denny Beck Ron Bennett Arvel McBr1de Gene Funk Mr Clark Row II Lamont Carson Ronald Dayley Rtchard Hxnes Rlck Church Robert Mannmg Max Fowler Ierry Fowler Larrd Dummer Nell Easton Don Carson Loren Hess Rlchard Garrard Row III Boyd Bullock Ronald Posey Ierry Toleman Stephen Ellls Leon lohnson Harry Shaw Duane Brown Iohn Fonsbeck B111 Foner Duane Steel Lynn Harshbarger Row IV Itm Mal Ilm Hmes Ronald Ch1ld Larry Edgar Dennls Nrelsen Lee Merrlll FFGHCIS Searle Eldon Payne Roger Anderson Garth Ereym1ller Row V Ierry Ashby Dennxs McClas11n Phxllxp Max Vernon Bradtsh Roland Bean Dennrs Huber Mervm Woodbury Don Loveland Don Moyle- Larry Bronson Steve Casperson Gene Weber reporter Denny Beck sentmel Nell Easton secretary Don Carson vice presl dent Dewayne Bywater treasurer Gene Funk presldent Mr Clark advlsor O 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 U. .. 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 ' I 1 I 1 2- 1 - Bow I Ianet Lee Susan L1bbey LeAnn Curtrs Grace Ch1sholm Ianet S1mmons Lmda Poulsen Ga11Blauer Bow II Mrs Morgan Ruth Z1lluer lean Ann Schodde Carol Wrtgley Rosella Baker Carol Ann I-Iaxby Rebecca Sk1l9S lane Morgan Kathv West Cheryl Oster hout Patty Thaxton Iudy Welborn Mrs Gagon Row III Renae lones Deanne Powers Iulra Ann Horne Doreen Adams Margaret Graham Claudette W1nters Kenra Anderson Betty Pr1ce Georgra Woodall Susan Bradxsh Narxlyn Budge Mary Ann lones Row IV Delores Nelwert Deanne Lee Sherry Gochnour Irene Snow Karen Rasmussen Ioyce Funk Marsha Frederlch Cheryl Chrtstensen Carol Shelstead ludy Bankhead Patty Oberrnlller Marlorle Mahoney Bow V Llnda Manmng VICKIE Yasattts Margaret Zlllner Alta Smlth Iean Searle Nancy Weldon Ioan Mannmg Sh1rley Batterton Lxnda Hoggan Letty Keen Barbara Garrard LeRae Iones Bow VI Ieannre Vaughn Iune Wxllxarns Conme Doman Barbara Henson Lrnda Berto Pamela Cr1tcht1eld Patty Dlck Kay Brown Paulette G1l'ord Ioyce Thorne Gae Sue Taylor Bow VII Sue Tasmus en Susan Rrch V1vran Larson Flora Iones Ruth Wheeler Ramona Beck Kathryn Buttar Shrrlen Baker Patty I-Itnz Marlene Kerbs Pamela Boyd LeBee Hull Founded natxonally Iune ll 1945 Future Homemakers IS an organrzahon of pup1ls studymg homemalang ln htgh school The Burley I-hgh F F A Chapter has been very acttve thts year The mam event was the Dlstrlct Four Conventton Wh1ch was held ln Burley Other act1v1t1es were Daddy Date Ntght Chr1st mas Party Hobo Party and thetr Mom and Dad Banquet The-tr mam protect for thts year was a magazlne sale to earn morey to buy Iurnlture for the homemalang department Lett to nght LeAnn CUTIIS h1stor1an Barbara Garrard cha1rman ot degrees Potty Obermrller chalrman ot nattonal proyects Iudy Welborn v1ce pres1dent Grace Chtlholm chatr man ot state projects Maryorle Mahoney chatrman of publrc relahons Marrlyn Budge secretary Delores NISWSTI treas urer Mary Ann Iones president Mrs Morgan advlsor V1ck1e Yasams parhamentarran L1nda Manmng recreatxon chalr man - 1 1 1 1 1 r . 1 . 1 A I 1 1 1 A 1 1 , 4 - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 4 1 I I 1 A 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 A1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' ' 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - .. i 1 If . ,I E , 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . . . . G 4 1 is . . . 1 1 f' I . - ie- f 1 . , - K 1 , 1 1 1 I X 4 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I I T 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 I 1 ' Promoting nursing in high school is the main object ot the APN., now in its third year at BHS. This club has sponsored field trips to l.S.C, at Pocatello and BJC. in Boise and the State School at Nampa in the inter- est ot developing a good mental at- titude toward nursing for the partici- pating girls. They have had several films and speakers throughout the year Kay Stout historian Sharon Warren treasurer Sherry Hilton president Charlotte Waltrip vice president ludy Bankhead reporter Deanna Kirk secretary Miss Andrus advisor Row I Miss Andrus Anita Hall Charlotte Waltrip Sherry Hilton Deanna Kirk Sharon Warren Kay Stout Iudy Bankhead Carol Williams Sherry Searle Patsy Anderson Row Glaesmann Karen Anderson IoEtta Taylor LaRae Kelly Linda Goold Iean McBride Row III Donna Glaesmann Susan Bradish Pamela Critchtield Linda Durfee Iudy Welborn RaeDene Biggs Anita Thurman Alene Carson Barbara Henson Sharon Fenstermaker Ellen Gierisch Helen Lottridge Row IV Berneil Robinson Corma Roderiez Patricia Larson Margaret Graham Florence Caudle Glena Brog Marilyn Kirk Sandra Peck Kay Blanchard Georgina Bullock Donna Iohnson , ,,,, . ll: Sharon Koyle, Marie Iohnson, ReNae Egbert, Ann O'Brien, Sherry Gochnour, Elnor I I I I ' . I D ' : , ' , ' ' , , , I I I V . I I I . , . SEO!! Lv Bowl Mr Anderson Brent R1chrnan Verla Wrnward Arvrlla Etlers Nan Scovrl Elyssa McClatlm Barbara Stems Row ll Florence Caudle Ioan Sargent Mary Wolfe Colleen Fowler Marle Fatrchrlcl Ianet Cox Barbara Garrard LeRae Iones RaeDene Brggs Row Ill Helen Caldwell Roger Norton Ioyce Garr1ch Charlotte Waltrrp Deanne Crane Sandra Peck Deanne Klrk Alene Carson Kay Stout Row IV Roger Hogan Bernetl Robmson Patsy Anderson Donna Glaesmann B1ll1e Thurston Delores Netwert Glorra S111 Gayle Greenwell Sherry Gochnour The Future Busrness Leaders of Amerrca Club was organrzed September l2 1957 1n Bl-IS under the d1rect1on ot advrsor Mr Anderson The purpose ot the club IS to develop better quallfxed graduates who w1ll be able to Work wlthout constant supervrsron These people w1ll also have a real1zat1on of those thlngs requrred for success 1n busmess Ob Jectxves of the club consrst ot cultr vatrng an acquamtance Wlth local busrness leaders and an understand mg ot 1ob possxbrhtles 1n Burley The club also 1nvest1gates varlous bus1 ness occupat1ons Lett to right Mr Anderson advxsor Nan Scovll clerk Verla Wrnward presxdent Brent Rxchman secretary Arvxlla Exlers vxce president . . . 4 . . . A ' , a ' Y - f ' I 2 ' Y C- r. - . ? . .. V x' ' 'A F ., - - ' Y Q 1 I . I G, Y Riff .' , 1 gimp'-E' . . . X f' L f F f V F, nh- W. f Y ,, . r xy ' W, F '-1 T I4 V I l , S , l ' L, A , , , , , , . , , , , - . , , . 5 i -fl up , .A Y l 3 . ' ' 3 ' , t . . - '- 9 1 ' luis ' . on iff' 9 Q. C , , t - t 0 I I F ., ' 1 ' .' ' 3 - . ' 'i . 1 -' Q Q1 f-ff 1 l . . I ' 2 W 4 .,,. ' 1 . 1 , . i . - A I ,, ' j. , 5 wg - ' ' . ' gf 1 F . . l . f in x ' 1 . 1 . ' 1 ' , : 1 I 1 I 1 Teenage gmle To be tolerant ClCl1V6 and grciclous 1S the slogcm ol the Tag Club Th1s orgcm1zc1t1on was formed m l946 to create cx feehng of frlenclshlp among the glrls ln the school The b1g event of the yeclr was the Splmster Slup wh1ch was held November 27 1957 Wh' ..: ,,...,,T, Y. 4 v. . - ,. . v . ,f,.,,,,. K, 5 .7 . -1 - - 1: - 1 f 1 , . fff fff fff P5 Helen Iensen, trecxsurerg Carol Bingham, president Linda Manning, secretaryg Iecmette Walker, vice-president. .,.. The Thesplan orgaruzahon IS a nahonal honorary soc1ety for mi I 1 5 dramahc students In order to gcun rnembersh1p one must earn 5 15 pomts 1n some phase of h1gh school drdmdhcs The club was founded ln 1940 ln BHS A Glenda Baker sec Penny Keen pres Bonme Baxrd vxce pres1dent 106 AK YN, 'T ! fl l Glenda Baker Nan Scovxl Phxllxp Layton Elda Iohnson Ronald Shaw Ron McCal11ster Penny Keen Bonme Baud 11 -gzi- ph ,gl N Row I Carolyn Anderson Sue Wh1ttle lanet Hoff Tamara Ashby Delores Long Beverly Iones Nan SCOVII Ronald Archxbald Row ll Helen Keop mck Nadtne Balr Robyn Pace Kay Bachman Penny Keen Sharon Warren Sandra lenkxns Ronald Shaw loan Z1llner Bow lll Clyde Luke Brent Rlchman Loren Blauer Dowayne Startln Duane St1gall Larry Berto Ioe Bankhead Lmda Larson The Beta Delta Club was fxrst organ 1Z6d thts year under the SUDGTVISIOH of Mr Franks the advlsor to create a drarnatrc mterest 1n the school and to g1ve the students an opportumty to de velop the1r talents Qharon Hymas vlce presldent Loren Blauer presrdent Tamara Ashby secretary Beverly Iones co v1ce prestdent thebuuhe 1-v 'i Y: I H., ,fins ' 'Bat 'TV'- I rixx-' j gf? -W Q Seated Edward Dayley loan Zlllner Colleen Fowler FFGHCIS Woodard Standxng Duane Steel Rlchard Garrard Gordon Nxelson Warren Hansen Bob Beaver Cyde Luke The Camera Club promotes the v 1deals of photog aphy Student Ns' .sr learn 1n thls club the chfferent methods of developmg enlargmg and prmtmg plctures and other -5-sf N xr techmques Wh1ch may be accom phshed wlth a camera The Cam 1 Xl era Club glves any student the opportumty to learn the best J methods avaxlable m the held of photography Mr Hott IS the club adv1sor S lj! J is I QQ Ioan Zmllner, secretary, Gordon Nlel son, vxce presldent, Edward Dayley, l pres1dent O I O ,. - 1 Q . '7 nt 1 , V Q A t,.f,L ,A m A Y l me ' f ,. V .., 1-M . ' 5 c J V f- , m .C tg! surf- A t Al y.. . . 1 YA X 1 I I .e 5, 4 si A - - Au 1. Lf, - 1 ,V .v . 6 , :Jafar . X35 ' 5- . l- ,. ,V - - I . I - i- - . I If ' if' la - h f' A QW' V 1 H ' fra C 'll 'C Q ,Q ., k Q, I ,' , X C 2 U- . 3 1. 1 x Q ink, fl' 1' ' Q 3-X ' I I I' . I S .N X I ? ' ' ' E: E V l ' T' , Q ' ' V '1- I X I I :V W Q27 va l , . 1 lg - 'ge r C C - . -- , ffl, 47 x 5, t xl V I - ' ' X ' f W ' 'Q 'ff . ' I V 1 4 . . . X 4 ' - ' . I AD xxx, Y ' ' - - 2 ' H 49,3 ' The Palette Club was organized dur- ing the l954-55 school year lor the purpose of promoting and encouraging the study and application of good art. The students composing this organiza- tion are all art-minded and talented in this fine art. Activities for this year con- sisted ot a handmade jewelry and pot- tery sale at Christmas time and spon- soring an after-game dance. They meet as often as possible to perfect their art abilities. Row I Linda Goold Beverly Dalsoglio Patricia Larson Linda McClatl1n Georgina Bullock Marilyn Miller Kay Blancha d Patty Davis Ioe Bankhead Row 'I Melvin lxet zae Ioe Bradish Don Warner lorry Price Leonard Gunderson Larry Edgar Robert Pat e son lim Miller -will l W V F. M s Dar tngton Gretta Gunaer on Ianet Cox Radean l-lev ard Sharlere Hathaway Sherry Gocnnour Helen Keopnlck B1ll19 Thurston Glenda Baker Margaret Merrlll Wayne Bar lay Mrs Darrtngton IS the hrgh school lrbrarran Wrth her help and super vtston student ltbrarlans keep the lrbrary open to serve the students and teachers from 8 UU am to 4 UO prn each school day Students who work rn the lrbrary must be etttctent ambrttous honest and dependable They must be Wrlltng to co operate and gtve servlce V-7 fa ,A 1 x Debate . The Debate Club teaches students to speak better and to learn how to d1s cuss and understand varrous toprc Th1s year they attended debate meets at Pocatello and Ogden and also the d1str1ct meets at Burley and M1n1co XI' Row l Glorla Srll, Garth Holyoak, Ianet Hott Row 2 Gordon Netlson, Btlhe Thurston, Mr Hurst, advlsor y I 4 ,x I1 if y I ' - 7 'fl V - fills!! If 'I 1 - l . .. M , - . 'f t ff, - , t vu fi 4 F ,, sf, p , L , . Q ,I ,,1 . . ' ,.-Lvl - .6 7 . F Q nt. 0' - Wi? l L , 'L . -': C , , . A . , 3 . A '. A tvs, vig, I wh AI y- As ' ' 1 wr 1 3 , A ww ' 6 A C, . ' 5 19 3 f . ' o o S' M V U ' ' I - Y ., Q- The Burley chapter ol Qurll and Scroll was or gamzed on March 30 l934 m honor of W1l ham E Borah one ot ld a h o s outstandmg senators The member Shrp Qt thrs mternahonal honorary socrety ol hrgn school 1ournal1sts con slsts of all students who have excelled m the held of Journalrsm Work on The Bur Hur and the Bob at The purpose of the club IS to mst1ll rn students the rdeal of scholarsh1p to advance the standards of the professlon of Journalrsm by developmg better Journalrsts and by pro motmg a better code of ethrcs ACl1V1llSS ol the year consrsted of cake sales sponsormg alter the game dance and publrshmg a handbook for the l958 59 student body of Burley ,-, 5 flfi F 1' 5, .Q ?w Y Delores Brngham vrce pre rdent Bernell Moss sec Shlrley Andersen prerdent Mrs Franks advrsor ,Qld 1 P 'AX 'T' W f'x. W' Seated Mrke Sklles Herb I-Iolhnger Elda Iohnson Kathleen Hedberg Ioan Zxllner Stanclmg Glenda Baker Shrrley Andersen Mrs Franks Shanna Robms Sharon Hymas Delores Bmgham Kent Harrls Bernerl Moss Margaret Merrill Gordon Nrelson Sherry Hrlton Donnelly Harrrs Gayle Greenwell Weldon George Gloria S111 Loulse Iohnson . , . I - . , - h .4 1 E - , if In 6- 'K f v . . N I nf , ' -.1 J , y , 4 ffl - ' is .ga ,. . e . - Q . , . I 1 . . . , v in I I Q . x 't ' I ' - 42 N. - Q ' ' fi, - ' . ' , ss e 5 . , , . .- , - v . , 'mg' ' K .1 ..-q.,.f:- -f-- V 5 ' I v ' . - . I.,- ,.-.,: 1 ...--,, --. -- -4 -f - f ' ' ' ' M - g. ,. ,,, - S H ,L .game -,..,. ' -. 1, 4 X V : Y, x N Q . s' . . Vv.Y:,,,' . Q 5 . f- . ' L,':,'4 3 T 0 H A . .. , .l - . A ' A hr' X -In V :' A ., f, I ' Q1 f -.--M... V - 11 14 ' E A 'fy 4 ' --unwel- ' ' -J fr - ff A 'se ' ' fi r : .. ' - ' 5, ' Q . --5 - IL' ' ' 'At ,., ' 5 - ' :ff ' if , . 1 'FX . X .,q. R r : V 3 x, . F 1 iv K' 'N . I A X . : V x I' 1 ,. I K F .- gin N s ., Q ...-Ar, v . H I -v - - v, 4 Q - . 49. ,F .- , D , ' ' , 4- ' ff 1 ' ' , I ' , , l J ' , 2 , , - . , , , , . I Q A I . . , , , 1 1 - mg Row l Tom Taylor Mlke Martrn Terry Holcomb Weldon George Vernon Iolley Donnelly Harms Dennrs Keaton Roger Wrlson Row Il Boyd Hammond Iohn Kearns Garth Holyoak Bob Iolley Roger Hogan Roger Norton Torn Schafer Warren Hansen Gale Iensen Row lll Dwrght Darrell Brll Rasmussen Fred Carlson Harold Greene Stephen Hoadan Holyoak Dems Iells Herb Hollrnger The Key Club was or gan1zed 1n the fall of 1956 to provlde cr serv1ce to the school and commuruty Its purpose 1S to develop 1m tratrve and leadershlp It also teaches cooperatlon and preparanon for good c1t1zensh1p Thls year the Key Club has sponsored a coat rack durmg the ball games to earn enough money for a flag pole for the school grounds Den1s Ieffs treasurer Herb Hollrnger presrdent Kent Hams vlce presldent Gordon Holyoak secretary Dibbie Ilamison, Lamont l.yons, David Hale, Francis Woodard. Row IV: Kent Harris, Gordon' o 0 f Mlke Martln secretary Vernon Iolley vxce presldent Gordon Nxelson presxdent Standmg Donnelly Hams chaplaln To further Chr1st1an ldeals and glve servlce to the school are the alms of the I-l1Y Club Wlfuch ,span sored an assembly for the school at wluch Senator Among the many act1v1 Henry Dworshak spoke t1es of the H1 Y was the attendlng of the Pre Youth Leglslature 1n Pocatello on February l4 rf'- -I 4-.. Seated Mxke Martln Vernon Iolley Gordon Nlelson Donnelly Hams Stctndxng Ph1ll1p Layton Ierry Konrad Terry Holcomb Irvme Rencher Ronald Buttars Mlke Crxch fxeld Wayne Barclay T .. 'Xu Seated Glor1a S111 Bxllte Thurston Ianet Hoff vtce pres1dent Iudt Dunbar presldent Mrs Eltson advlsor Helen Scott secretary Darlene McCasl1n treasurer Gae Nlelsen Standmq Marrlyn Hogg Deanne Hanks Mary Wolfe Sherry Gochnour Barbara St1ens Iuhna Lyons N1la Llnd Carol Ann Haxby Delores Netwert Renae Iones Esther Goettsche Gayle Greenwell uneAta ellc1lubde 4'-'54 ,ff ' 0 Seated Ioe Bankhead Ketth Robson Davtd Spenfer Monte Carlson Irvlne Rencher reporter Nyles Txlley Standing MISS Andrus advxsor Irene Snow Ianet Hoff Lmda Dunbar Helen Iensen secretary Kathleen Bmgham Ioan Sargent Mary Wolfe Lyle Patterson presldent Sharon Warron B111 Funke Iudy Welborn VICS presrdent Loren Blauer N ..,,. . ' J - - N.. bm. s. I.-. , . L Il Q C Q r ' ,, . Nm, A N, 4 S L, fx 'A l J . 1 u L I ,-. H ti t 6 ' 1 ' r' -' . - - f 3f5?f ' .nga , ' 3' . .- '. :r h ' y , , - ' I Q V' l S ' U , Xi jtl. y 1 A ' J . JwM,4- ,pw ... In , 's I V Q - t , -l ' A v qi: 5 1 h 4 I . .7 .H I , l , I ' 2 l -nolyev l Cami On f-Q0 a . '- Q-Y V Seated Terry Holcomb Mrke Mdrtm Sherry Hrlton Ianlce Matheson Connie Stevens Edward Da ey Standmg Mr Dummer Trent Krtley B111 Rasmussen loe Bradxsh Rlchard Hedberg Garth Holyoak Francrs Woodard Gordon Nrelson Monte Carlson Warren Hansen Robert Burnslde Lew1s Church The Burley Scrence Club Was orgamzed 1n 1955 to promote the furtherance of sc1ent1t1c knowledge and understandlng among h1gh school students Its mam ac t1v1t1es are noon meetlngs held several trmes a month where reports are grven and n1ght meetmgs Where expem ments are clone ln the lab Thrs year for the hrst t1me, the club members were hosts to the e1ghth grade class of the Burley Iunlor Hrgh The e1ghth graders toured the SCISHCS departments where they saw the members of the sc1ence club tn act1on Each member demonstrated h1s own project or expenment to the V1S1lOI'S Garth Holyoak, vxce presrdent, Lew1s Church, prestdent, Connie Stevens, correspondrng secretary, Iamce Matheson, recordmg secretary, Mr Dummer, advrsor in K. ' Y ' if ' Q T222 X... ,Lf , 5-W---H K , ' Rf - . A . y L ., ,F .. V s N gi . , -'nr A . - 7 ' I ', Y . ' . S. ' ' K V -. X .A ,, -'fl 0 I ir - . T ' , , J ' - - c . ' I - .' 'X ll' r , 4 - , ,I 45 , V V cs V. 'Y I .f 9' Y l' ll 1 ' x' N ' H- -S V P ' ' 'll ' G ' . f hi I . ' ' ' . I l Q , l V 1 ,. , f' x dl' J A ' Nj r ' 1 ft I rl I I . . I . , . I . 4 I - r V I V I ' I l , , , , , . . . . . yy r I 'i1lintke'... 'H if my Kneelmg Deanna Lee Tamara Ashby Beverly Iones Ann OBr1en Helen Scott Pamela Boyd Standxng Gayla Gunderson Sue Rasmussen Iohn H111 Ieanette Walker Stephen Hoggan Sherry Barlow Larry Kre1ger Lmcla I-loggan Shrrley Eatterton Iean Ann Schodde Bonrre Robertson The tennrs club promotes good sportsmansh1p and Wholesome recreanon for energetrc youths lt also teaches 1ts members the sklll of playrng ten.n1s A Ieanette Walker treasurer Stephen Hogan VICE presrdent .J - 'S I f Q ' E , I I 1' ' I - Q .f is ' 3 V 1. 4 ' , Al V 5 I . I . yy. ' ' f ' ., ' l - . r 'N ' ' . cf, if ., , xg I A 'Y' S 5 f ' A 4 4 y . 3? t t ' Q i- 1 yi F'-'-N Q i 116 Sherry Barlow, president Linaa Hogan, secretary. I BHS. . . . The block athletic B, which can be earned in anyone of six major sports, distinguishes membership in the UB club. Promoting good sportsmanship and interesting boys in letter- ing in a major sport are the aims of the B club. Stamping out the Wearing of stripes and letters not earned has been the main activity ol this group dur- ing the school year. Mr Budge advisor Bob Baily secretary Dave Martinsen presi dent Don Petersen vice president Row I Gene Funk Pat Price Fred Funke Gale Ienson Bob Bailey Mike Skiles Ken George Herb Hollinger Ierry Price Dennis Keaton Bob Iolley Kent Harris Mark Hobson Arvel McBride Row Ill Gordon Holyoak Mike Miller Leonard Gunderson Mike Critchtield Wayne Barclay Doug Sprenger Lamont Lyons Larry Smythe Row IV Nathan Ross Philo West Melvin Temple Denny Beck Harold Greene Stephen Hoggan Carl Schlecht Eldon Anderson Ivine Carson Roger Wilson Fronk, Don Petersen, Larry Mai, Dave Martinsen. Row II: Mrl Budge, Larry Kreiger, Weldon WWW I' he Pep Club attends all the games and stnves to promote school spmt and good sports mansh1p Th1s year somethmg new was trted The members Q I were chosen by the faculty and ,ug I the club was larger In order to rema1n 1n the club each grrl ...N had to ma1nta1n a B grade average Some of the1r act1v1 tres th1s year were a carwash a carol1ng party at Chnstmas and the Easter FIOl1C Roberta Detmers presxdent Ioan Zllner secretary M1ss Bryner advlsor V1Ckle Yasartls vxce pres1dent rqwzgsm Alan: 4 'Y P Sue Whlttle Carolyn Anderson Sharon Hymas Sharon Parke Elda Iohnson Ioan Zxllner Radean Heward Carol WIlllGmS Pat Sorenson Vxckte Yasa1t1s B1ll1e Thurston Margaret Zxllner Glorla Knopp Susan Henderson Paula Burt Delxlah Larson Ieanette Walker E Nan Scovll Karen Thurston ludy Hanks Ioan Mttchell Llnda Heward Helen Caldwell Kay Bachman Sherry Barlow Patty Davms Gae N1elsen Delores Long Nadme Balr Robyn Pace M1ss Bryner Iamce Fullmer Isabel Gutrerez Mar11yn Budge Maudene Hobbs Mary Ann Iones Ann O Brxen Beverly Iones Shanna Robms Carol Bmgham Patty Rue Sandra Ienkms Sharon Bennett Iudx Dunbar Shxrley Easton Betty Shaw Ianet Hoff Roberta Detmers Kathy Thomas Donna Felts Glorxa S111 Dxane Mc Donald Arvxlla Ellers Margaret Memll Barbara Garrard ws. . 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T' I I I I I I I I I I I - , . , . lvwhul-we-M -4 iQf3ii U f L It 5. 5 J K LAL, w 5 ls S rlu 23 ,- N 1.2 Kneeltng Tamara Ashby Berne1lMoss Patty Ianak Bowl D1ane McDonald Delores Long Helen Caldwell V1ck1e Yasams Roberta Detmers Ioan Z1llne'r Carolyn Anderson Betty Shaw Sue Whlttle Elda Iohnson Bow ll Pat Sorenson Dehlah Larson B1ll1e Thur ston Karen Thurston Llnda Hewarcl Sharon Hymas Margaret Merrxll Arvrlla Ellers Donna Felts Carol Bmgham Row Ill Radeon Heward Maudene Hobbs Glorra S1ll Gae Nxelsen Paula Burt Glorla Knopp Iud1 Dunbar Sandra Ienkms Carol Fredenchs Susan Henderson Bow IV Sherry Barlow Ieanette Walker Shanna Robxns Beverly Iones Ioan Mxtchell Ianrce Fullrner Patty DGVIS Isabel Gutlerez Margaret Zxllner Nan Scovxl Row V Marsha Home Sharon Bennet Kay Christensen Miss Bryner Kay Bachrnan ludy Hanks Ann OBr1en Barbara Garrard Nad1ne Barr Marxlyn Budge 5 ii 119 Q U Q t .fa t.,..., al.-.rw Q... In ..... - - 2 I .V ..'- H-H-Q... I l.- .,.. 'wif' A7 . A V vi Y y i urs at ra , G . A -. V U , 4 - 1 , 3, 2 v vt f' 'J ' g K s ,.. Qu 1 Q '. , 5 4 4 ,g f lr rf . W L4 we H+ -- . L Y P . 1 '- 'f' - Q 1. G. Z F -Z' 5 F. 1 . 1: . tty- HI? Jil . b u .l-1--Q J i K 1 f P Chg it I Qi ff . YT 1 --Sinn B - Y 4 4 X lg l -uf K ' ' ' vat' 53 S 5 s L -, ' -' 5 ML sv Y, v- Q' I .X E- . tr 5. f Q t Q ,-. Q . I . M B l - U ' Y 'i T 5 ., rj' , K H is , Y. ' l. B t l -if I . I 'X 5 U gh r F l dk . ' r , 1 u T Atgowc wwmw f -fur 14,151-4 The purpose of the serv rce club IS to serve the Bur ley I-hgh School to the best of 1ts abrlxty and also to make better cxtrzens and cornrnunrty leaders The mam actrvrty of the club IS the responsrbllrty of sell mg and takmg trclcets at all home games Row I: Rose Shill, Helen Koepnick, Delores Neiwert, Gayle Greenwell, Row II: Donna Glaesernann, Berneil Robinson, Ruth Searle, Betty Filger, Corina Rodriguez. Row III: Max Brown Blaine Beckstrand, Larry Berto, Darlene McCaslin. O - Q xi 1 ' s .. ' . . I I I Wafer , , ..- V l . . . Q' , so . . .. - 3' f W A '-N45-Q li.. ' .' .i'f:- .- . N 4... Dolores Nerwert secrelaryg Helen Keopnick, presidentg Rose Shill, Canetogoll, .... Don Petersen Bob Batley Lcurd Dummer Mtke Sk11es Davxd Spencer Nathan Ross Sam Elxson Dwxght Darrell Mr Budge small res1l1ent ball Wlth clubs havlng heads 1nto a serles of holes sltuated at varymg d1stances on a course Wlth natural or QTtlf1C1Gl obstacles 1rregu1arly mterposed generally defmes the game which these boys lndulge 1n through sprmg to fall I . I I I 4 4 I I I I I I - ' A game which consists in striking a . gmmgwmwm.. +.,-5x A F F GLENDA BAKER Editor-in-chief With Glenda Baker heading operation print- ing press the bobcat staff has endeavored to make this book one of memories which will bring smiles, laughter, and pleasure to those who may turn these pages, They have gathered and compiled the many dates, teachers, classes, names, clubs, and activities for your pleasure that you may recall the happy days you spent together in school. SHIRLEY ANDERSEN Art layout editor SHERRY HILTON Copy editor LOUISE IOHNSON Assistant editor Business manager Jr Seated Sandra Ienkrns Mar1or1e Mahoney Ge-org1a Huber Kay Bachmcm Nadme Ba1r Standxng Penny Keen Gordon N1elson Elcla Iohnson Carl Schlecht Betty Shaw Weldon George Mary Ann Iones Tom Schafer Karen Thurston Ioe Bankhecrd Sherry Barlow Pat Price Iudy Hanks Drane McDonald Patty Ianak BERNEIL MOSS Class editor J' GORDON HOLYOAK Sports editor 3- 'WR iw.- 'Pb-1 MISS CLIFFORD Advisor T MK 1 7 KATHLEEN HEDBERG Ed1fOl' 111 chret 'Vigfmyl Managmg edxtor DONNELLY HARPIS Bustness manager Seated Gordon N1elson Margaret Mer rrll Standmg Ianet Cox, Kent Hams, Trevar Sparks, B1ll1e Thurston, Shanna Robms, Glorxa Sxll, Nlla Lmd VICKIE YASAITIS edrtor The purpose of the Bur Hur IS to clrculate news among the students of Burley I-hgh An e1ght page prlnted paper IS pubhshed once a month A staff ot reporters have the Job of re port1ng school act1v1t1es The Bur Hur s pages record all the school hte happenlngs and act1v1t1es The paper statt supports rtself entlrely through selhng ads Us. 'hgh S1 MRS. FRANKS Advisor C1rculat1on and Exchange 12 F' ,44n4'Lnw-f A v . I U .,v-,,A '-FK' -wx ' -ew- 'VU 4' .4-6 sl Y-A Our terrific team from BHS has certain-A ly marked its portion on our memory book. lt began with football. Perhaps our most lasting impression was that 14-12 score on Veterans' Day. Basketball too, did its share in carving events to remember. Through the studentbody participation, Burley High remains the school with good sportsmanship whose team has full stu- dent' support. ln all fields of athletics, I have been present. At each competition the same familiar spirit existed. That spirit was demonstrated through singing the school song. Burley High, Burley High, We're the kind that never die, As those Bobcats go marching along. Up and down, through the town, We're the swellest gang around, As those Bobcats go marching along. For it's hi, hi, hi sizzle, boom! Shout out your cheers loud and strong! For where e'er you go, you will always know That those Bobcats go marching along. llieeping 'em Marchingll As those Bobcats go marching along. F35 w - Lf: .l Q 4Qg: 5,+ gx,-' I Y , ' X N h - I A X mmf' V iv N 'R I Oy!!! c. I J, A xlib the JWM BERNEIL MOSS PATTY IANAK TAMARA ASHBY Stortmg out wrth no expenence behmd them th1s umted threesome hors Worked together from the moment Be-rnell yells Ht lt to uphold the green ond whlte trctd1t1on of lots of pep rhythm oncl sportsmonsh1p These grrls have Worked long hord hours ot pertectmg the1r motrons so the studentbody com make the noxse BERNEIL MOSS TAMARA ASHBY PATTY IANAK Rolllemgw' .... Supporting the junior varsity teams, these tour girls have led the studentbody in the j.v. yells of enthusiasm and school spirit. 5 bu I 5 S if IANE MORGAN IOY ESTES CAROL WRIGLEY KATHY WEST Mr Mathews assistant coach Mr McDonald frosh coach Mr Clark junior varsity coach Mr Budge director of athletics and head coach ' . x X I . X X, o O O I t - , ' 2 . , 1 . ,' ' ' I V I - HL l CAROL WOODWORTH REBECCA SKILES LINDA MASON V E., . fl, IOY ESTES B AR1?3ff,ilC1f,p?G1?,1fNER tl SHIRLIZXLISESERSEN l , The Burley Hi Stepperettes made their first appearance this year to perform at the half- times of the school's football and basketball games. These sixteen girls were chosen in the spring of 1957 through consideration of their pose, prancing ability, ease, legs, and co- operation. The Stepperettes held weekly prac- tices throughout the summer months to learn further in their marching and drilling and to perfect their baton and flag twirling. Each girl learned' to work with the baton, flag, and pom- poms thus they could perform with a larger variety in the halftimes. Under the direction of their captain the girls Worked out their own floor plans and drilled to the music of the Pep Band. Highlights of the Stepperettes' first year were leading the school band in the fair parade and marching at the halftime of the Twin Falls-Burley tournament game. This group has Worked completely Without supervision and has received recognition from people through- out the valley. LeANN CURTIS Q I . v 1 Loggi X Nj I V' v f X I KAREN FRYMILLER X CAROL CANNELL KAREN THURSTON BANNER CARRIERS Iudy Hanks, Betty Shaw cmd Sharon Hymcxs 7' and GRACE CHISHOLM , f, KAREN MARTELI1' ' ALENE CARSON PATTY DAVIS J EWARD 131 1' Football!! quail First row, left to right: Manager Mark Hobson, Denny Beck, Melvin Temple, Harold Greene, Pat Price, Larry Smythe, Bob Symons, Gene Funk, Bob Bailey, Rick Church, Ivan Carson, Manager Wayne Barclay. Second row: Assistant Coach Bob Matthews, Iohn Hill, Dennis Keaton, Paul Martinsen, Doug Sprenger, Iohn Mai, Lamont Lyons, Bobby Iolley, Weldon George, Fred Funke, Mike Miller, Philo West, Coach Rulon Budge. Third row: Mike Peacock, Ron Bryant, Ierry Price, Gale Iensen, Grant Starley, Dwaine Startin, Nathan Ross, Carl Schlecht, Gordon Holyoak, Leonard Gunderson, Don Petersen, Kent Harris, Duane Stigall, Roger Wilson, Ioe Bradish, Dave Martinsen, Kent Gardner. SCORE Iamboree Burley 6 Ierome 7 Burley U Minico O Burley 7 Oakley 6 Conference Burley 12 Filer 6 Burley 25 Blackfoot O Burley 27 Gooding 25 Burley 20 Oakley O Burley 14 Minico 12 Burley 0 Ierome 12 Burley 13 Twin Falls 13 Burley U Boise 24 Burley 20 Buhl 21 Coach Budge views football team. .,.m . . - Don Petersen, e , si ,J Co-captain iz, . .4 .,L. sv- . ,, Q: Dave Martins, fb it 4. ,Sf Co-captain ggi :- V-1-rf 1' . ,E-5, I i A First row Gordon Holyocxk, g Ierry Price, e Pot Price, hb Lcirry Smythe, hb J - , ne I R ,es T Second row Mike Miller, g Fred Funke, t Gcxle Iensen, c Bob Bailey, hb Gene Funk. 1 Leonard Gunderson, t Bob Symons, hb Iohn Hill, fb Pcxul Mcrrtinsen, fb Denny Bock, g Ronald Brycmt, hb Doug Sprenger, c Dewcxine Startin, g .'l D Iohn Moi, g Ken Harris, e Harold Greene, c Bobby Iglleyl 9 . H , 1' 3 131 Roger Wilson, hb Dennis Keaton, fb Rick Church, hb D 2 Gran! Stczrley, e Stephen Hoggcm, t Kent Gardener, e '..' . wi e. ,.-. I' Mike Peacock, c Weldon George, hb Philo West, fb 1 Duane Stigctll, 1 Ncxthcm Ross, e Lamont Lyons, g Ioe Brcxdish, g Melvin Temple, hk Ivan Caron, hb Carl Schlecht, e lll bfi. I- I-. A f 'ff'- Miam mutex . X N -x 'N 1 4-uv 1, 's-. nga.. ,, .. . 11... Q94 it 0 7 L-'sq-i531 wifi. D football game Veiercms cy Burley vs Mlmco I Ierky Iewels Boy s basketball Warriors Softball Warriors Volleyball .J sy. - T7 s lt A y-L Ivy Leaguers Girl's basketball ,xx ' 'V bfi, Baiketbail T ,Qf37f..,,,3im, . K . '5 0 of-to ft H 6' f' x V V x V X , u I r l 'D rf. fs .5 , fi' aghcllssf , ' . ' nl 1' 1 4' ir 3:11134 4 Q K V' ' 5 Y 'lst Pac,-,-,, Digit.-4..f,-.s --'v 4, Q lx 'x V ' - 1 5 I- Q i 3 ' 1 1 1 , i v -u-n A- 11+ - -5 A .V ck f W V- . R V , ., is First row, left to right: Kent Harris, Dennis Keaton, Roger Wilson, Larry Mai, Don Petersen, lerry Price, Herb Hollinger, Iohn Mai, Manager Doug Sprenger. Second row: Abby Vaughn, Leon Mai, Robert Egan, lohn Hill, Grant Starley, Iimmy Libbey, Weldon George, Rick Church, Ronald Bryant, Manager Gale lensen. SCORES Burley -Ashton, 48 Burley, --Ely, 22 Burley, -North Cache, 45 Burley, -Meridian, 47 Burley, -Bonneville, 54 Burley -Rigby, 39 Burley, 47-Buhl, 46 ' ' Burley, 47-Boise, 49 Burley, 42-lerome, 28 X' i Burley 4OwGoodir1g, 51 - Burley, -Filer, 52 Burley -Minico, 44 Q A Burley -Oakley, 37 1, Burley -Twin Falls, 47 I Burley -Buhl, 42 Burley -Minico, 39 ,fig Burley -Ierome, 51 , Burley -Gooding, 45 l Burley, 57-Filer, 41 ' M Burley, 45-Oakley, 44 , District Toumcxment Burley, 50-Oakley, 48 Burley, 45-Minico, 49 Burley, 50-Buhl, 50 Burley, 42-Minico, 54 .J Managers Gale Iensen and Doug Sprenger J IERRY PRICE DON PETERSEN captain center mf LARRY MAI forward 7 guard i ROGER WILSON forward ABBY VAUGHN 2 guard IN 2 JOHN MAI forward KENT HARRIS center X y HERB HOLLINGER forward IOHN HILL forward ROBERT EGAN guard HM LIBBEY guard MELVIN TEMPLE guard 1 W RONALD BRYANT forward GRANT STARLEY center RICK CHURCH guard DON guard DENNIS KEATON guard WU! V M 3 Bwtnuvgglullvluuq 1 in ,ff Row I Iohn Kearns Mike Peacock Grant Drussell Eldon Payne Sam Elison Roger Anderson Row Il Loren Holyoak Donald Chisholm Dwight Darrell Bill Toner Kent Gardner Dennis Nielsen First row, left to right: Bobby Iones, Gary Iolley, Dave Spencer, Monte Carlson, Raleigh Curlis. Second rowz Manager Kay Badger, Ierry Fowler, Max Fowler, Bob Bray, Laird Dummer, Bill Combs, Bert Clegg, Manager Iohn Fonnesbeck. 'QS 1 and Tnaah Apwui zipning OB 9545 533 C 6 v 1, at Wfl V-4 916' BASEBALL TEAM First row left to right Bob Bailey Ivan Carson Elden Anderson Sam Elison Bob Sanderson Phillip Layton Herb Hollinger Roger Anderson Second row Larry Holm Gary Iolley Harold Greene Roger Wilson Don Petersen Dennis Keaton Third row Coach Budge Howard Swaftord Gordon Holyoak Bobby George Larry Kreiger Ierry Fowler Dibbrell Iamison Kay Badger Stephen Hoggan David Hale Nathan Ross Iimmy Keaton MESH Tgs U ZP7' -K-inf l as - - TRACK TEAM First row left to right: Richard Alvarez Doug Layton Larry Smyth Weldon George Wayne Barclay, Pat Price Ierry Price Dave Martinsen, Duane Startin Mr. Clark. Second row: Don Petersen Melvin Netzger Bruce Huzinga Ralph Mitchell Ierry Conrad, Ronald Larson Don Chisholm Hugh Ietfs Rick Church. Third row: Leonard Gunderson, Rex Garrett Paul Martinsen, Lee Merrill, Francis Searle, Ioe Beck Edward Dayley Wesley Startin Iohn Hill, Elden Payne Max Heward- Fourth row: Kenneth Pennington Robert Tlhomason Leland Thompson, Iim Hines Iohn Fornesbeck Billy Combs, Max Fowler, Robert Manning Phillip Mai Dennis McCaslinr Fifth row: Max Allen Keith Robson Laird Dummer Bobby Iones Verl Bench Gary Crandall. H..- fN un, STUDENT LIFE 'llsn't life Wonderful here in Burley High School! For it is at this time of life We are most capable of learning. Throughout the following section you will find the actual studentlife in pic- tures. As our year nears its end, l Will willingly admit my stay at BHS has been a terrific success. We, the editors, and myself, hope that in looking through this Bobcat in years to come, you wi1l.be able to feel again something of the thrill and spark, something of the importance of happen- ings like these We have recorded. For they have given color and interest to life here in '58. Shogi i all ffl fl, xg, N5 xg 1 X w 'Q L wt i X as I Chemistry class performing an ex- periment. Biology class viewing microscopic plant and animal liie. Mr. Holi demonstrates the use ol occilloscope which teaches the prin- ciple ol sound waves. fx l Sv monk QSLQ-9 it Aw Students learning business education Iournolism class pondering over the tcxcts . . . I 5- ffl! Q' j L 4,1','oi,, 'B' 5-1 l' ...L 5, if Art pupils mastering pottery tl? -UNS- Bcmd students prepare for concert -J.-J 'T 4. Registration for the workshop held in Burley 'sri Y .-as , . A ff , Q 2 B eq- A . 1 l vi I., 1 3 is 1 Xt 'P' 11331 Pat Price gives welcome address. r' , si Matinee dance held at the Elks lodge. Y X ,J -Q. ' 1- f E, f - The day was concluded with a banquet for all the students attending the workshop. Guest speaker, Mr. Walsh, pictured second from left. Theme of the workshop was: Youth, Americas cornerstone. 1 'S F. FLA. ' Til-.ci ggfri'-'ftfg N A G ae T3 KJ 'sa-P' AMERICA MEM Th1S 15 the drstrlct F H A conventlon held m Burley where Barbara Garrard was elected vxce pres1dent of degrees Also prctured above IS Margaret Zxllner an outgomg offrcer FHA 0ml'1LEa1umStateUegneeA vu 'U' Barbara Garrard Mary Arm Iones Marrlyn Budge These four grrls earned the1r state degrees 1n the FHA program thxs past year They were the hrst from Barley to make this ach1evement 1n hve years The state degree IS earned through meetmg requlrements set up by the state after the chapter and Jumor degrees are earned Marlene Mahoney 149 , . . A sl ' . , fo i 0' A YI ',J V, ' u nv, K ' e ,f M H H...- fgil Q 5 J Xify Jr o o 0 o 0 0 ' QQ , r A A. I , I. 150 throughout the program. Sgt. Carl Pike presented his Safety Magic Show to BHS on October 31, 1957. Through his witty jokes, stories, and magic tricks, Sgt. Pike kept the studentbody's attention to im- press them with the regula- tions of traffic safety. Sophomore Sextet have entertained several times during this school year. Lett to right are: Ioy Estes, accompanist, Kathleen Clark, Dorothy Norton, Suzanne Libbey, Ianice Garner, Carol Cannell. On November 14, 1957, sponsored by the Hi-Y, Sena- tor Henry C. Dworshak presented our high school with an American flag. It was flown over Washington DC. during the month of Iune, 1953. He discussed with the studentbody their responsibilities as citizens. The magician, Alexander, gave the studentbody a program on March 18, 1958. His various magical and electrical stunts kept the studentbody guessing raving ' Taught The Burley High School is requiring all freshmen to take drivers training along with their health and physical education classes, The city Police Depart- ment and the City of Burley are giving be- hindetho-wheel instruc- tions. This special in- suuchon is given to as many freshmen and up per classmen as time perrriitsg taking first those students with no driver's licenses and those who have a free period when the police instructors are available. Fl its I ibn-0 me . ,,fi t I. V ' .igktfd 7' ' , ' '- x HLm...uutl rf ,ei il V vi. 1. X X .Sli 4 v , L. ' F L '.. ' 5-1 ie If Q ' Officer Floyd l-ligens conducts behind the wheel train ing every afternoon at the s hool :lr Police Chief George Warrell, Major Leonard Salmon and Mr. Charlson are seen with the drivers training car furnished i 'ff New put ui lug f - 5ALES by Haight Motor Sales. FL-'I Bobcat editors seen in their new office. The office was for- merly a custodian office, but was given to the annual staff in the middle of the year, -Hi s . -J - .4 'X March 28, the Pep Club sponsored the Easier Frolic. Blue and Silver decorations followed the theme, Catch a Falling Star. Music was lur- nished by the Twin Falls Dance Band. Sf Modeling the 58fash1ons during the iloorshow were Robyn Pace Ianet Hoff Paula Burt Delores Long Sharon Hymas Ioan Mitchell and Kay Bachman By possessing the lucky number, Elda Iohnson cmd Larry ' Mai were honored as Mr, and Miss Easter Bunny. BHS wibm 3 3 . A 1 's3vV,.. mg, W r 'U--LL ABE ' I t Av- an 1 li -- 'wef 1 2 :stil 3 9. is ig f M. rf if fum A ,,....,, as Bounce it, Pete. Miss Cassia County and her attendants. lust sittin' on my thumb. Music with that basketball beat. Mousie confesses. True Love's Q Many Splendored Thing. K V 331' rb- Qgf' . 1 5 f-' ff Q PM a Woodard with the Wrigley touch. Use Coalgate. Plastic surgery? We want a touchdown!!! Pretty Boy! Nosey! c.'6 '15 X V . ' 'Q' J c 1 ' W I Hauingabaillll... 4 me ' L ! L 3 an ' lg ff l G 1 Kp 'nv-W' .., k , . .- .. ggi , ln li g 51 P 5 b 4 J V Q f, gf 6 5 A '. rin if -Q ,W ff f f. ,. .ff Q1 1 in By' .r Q . '4 5 A3 'N L ' V y - . , ' ' 1 .'s by 0 oil 'fm l ' I X' ' Lt' xg' - N U . . 3 b -r ,J gi' v, vga, fx .. K - VN 2' ' X- ' if .. X 'ff X Yi 'lf 'Y if fgigfgii . 13 WF fl . f' Q - -L Q 9. f X f' t 3 ' I K 1? ' Y I - Q lxrh jhb ,,,,k J l -rl l . ..,5,.g l - 'W 'N ':3' .X K 'QL ' 'ffl . I'll raise ya three. 6. A-hm-m-mm! . Don't Don't, please don'tl 7. Hair's to English. . Hit 'im go ahead and hit 'im. 8. Bench warmer. . Icoulcl have danced all nite . . . 9. Mother Goose's Children. . Shave and a haircut, six bits! 10. Hey, Linda! lnap hem The Bobcat Staff nas worked long hard hours to brtnc to you wnat we hope ts thc complete tor of l958 lt has been plea ant and an honor to edtt th s yearbook Many tnanks go to my excellent ed tors each as done hs Job well Shtrley and Sherr fd never made 1t v ttnout your conststant never tlrrng asststance To the staff member thanks for your ttme spent tn selhng ads and wrlttng copy We apprectate also the fnanctal ard gtven from the merchants of our town Mr Carlson thanks for all you ve done to make our load hghter l stn cerely apprec ate your words of encouragement Thanks too for the flne We are grateful to the faculty Thetr cooperatton durfng ptcture schedules and days before deadhne was an asset To our advtsor M ss Cllfford thanks for all the help and advtce Our spectal thanks goes to the Burley Remtnder thts yearbook was tne r great concern Also to the Sun Ltthograpfnng Company we apprectate your pattence and cooperatton tn prtnttng our Bobcat at sucn late nottce l would also l1ke to thank rny parents for they have put up wtth my late hours as well as my fatlure to meet obhgattons at home ln order to pubhsh thts annual Last of all hat off to you tne studentbody For wtth a school such as thts our work was a pleasure lt s you who made rt posstble to have a Memory of 58 Our only sattsfactton wtll be that you l1ke lt May tt brmg pleasant memortes of htgh school days tn future years Stncerely Glenda Baker Edttor oovers and Bmdery Photography Mountaln States Btndery Gordon Ntelson Prtntlng and Engravlng Memer s Studlo Remtnder Sherrod Studto Sun Llthographtng Co Burley Herald Bulletln Deseret News , 1, A - V , N ' 3 f s y r . s , ' f . 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I - , ,150 V 1 -- f 1 Anderson Roger 100 143 Anderson Sh1rley 51 60 96 111 122 125 13 151 Archer lohn 39 02 83 00 Archbald Ronald 07 107 Ashby Ierry 39 100 Ashby Tamara 45 00 09 107 07 120 36 Ashcralt L1nda 31 Assendrup B111 31 Atchley Danny 50 00 07 Babcock Dan 62 Bachman Kay-45 107 04 05 110 119123 52 Badger Ehzabeth 39 Badger Kay 142 143 Ba11ey Bob 62 117 121 132 143 Ba1r Nadme 45 110 107 119 05 Ba1rd Bonn1e-47 60 76 06 09 90 91 94 95 106 140 Baker Glenda462 106 110 lll 122 140 151 Baker Sh1rlene 30 101 Baker LeLand 63 Baker Rosella 39 101 Bakewell Nolan 45 Bandy Martha 31 Bankhead loe-45 107 109 Bray Robert 31 90 91 93 94 95 Broadhead Betty 30 151 Brog Czlena 31 102 Bronson Lar y R 100 Bronson Robert 30 Brower loy 31 Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bryant Budge Duane 30 100 K 101 Max-45 120 146 Ke1 h 59 00 Rorald 30 32 34 130 141 ar1ly 45 110 119 DGV1 Charles 30 Dav1s luan1 a 61 V19 Pattv 44 110 119 109 Dav1s Ronald 44 91 93 94 95 Daylev Dayley Dayley Dayley 91 93 Dayley Dayley Dayley Decker Edward 100 115 143 Lorna 30 00 09 1 Mark 30 Mar11n K 36 00 89 90 Monte 44 95 Ronald 30 100 Saundra 61 00 R1ta 30 Detmers Carl Dan1el 30 90 Bullock Boyd 31 100 Bullock Georgtna 63 102 109 Burch Norman 30 90 91 Burns1de Robert 44 115 Burt Paula-44 06 00 110 119 130 146 152 Butler Carol 31 Butlars Cather1ne 31 101 Buttars Iudy Ann 39 Buttars Ronald 50 67 113 Bywater DeWayne 55 67 Bywater Renae 30 91 Caldwell Heler' 62 06 00 119 3 Call Lynn 30 91 Campbell L1nda 62 91 Cannell Carol Lee 30 131 Detmers Robe ta 62 60 10 D1ck Patty 30 101 Doman Conme 30 101 102 Draper Velma lean 30 Drussel Dwayne 30 Dudley Edward 61 Dummer La1rd 30 100 102 142 Dunbar lud1-44 90 91 114 110 119 7 Dunba Lynda 30114 Durtee L1nda 61 07 00 09 102 Easton 1we1l 61 100 Easton Sh1rley-44 10 Edaar Larrv 37 100 109 Egan Robert 44 137 138 140 Egbert ReNae 102 Erlers Arvtlla-61 103 118 119 142 Eklund Katherme 37 Ellson Sammy 37 121 143 142 Elltott L1ndaAnn 29 91 94 147 Ellls Stephen 29 100 Elzmga Carla 29 88 89 Espxnosa Charles 78 Estes loy 27 129 130 150 Etherrngton Ray 37 Ewer Leon 29 Fa1rch1ld Mane 44 103 125 Fearn Bllly 37 Felts Charles 29 Felts Donna 60 72 21 86 88 89 118 119 48 Fenstermaker Sharon 37 102 Fllger Betty 44 120 Frlger Sandra 29 Flsher Donna 29 86 88 Fonnesbeck lohn 29 100 142 Fowler Colleen 44 79 103 108 Fowler Ierry 29 100 142 143 Fowler Larry 37 Fowler Max 29 100 142 143 Fowler Sharon 37 Fox Walter 44 Frank Ronald 29 Frtederxch Carol 84 119 Frxederrch Marsha 29 91 Freym11ler Garth 37 100 Freymrller Karen 37 131 Fronk Ken 60 67 117 Fullmer Carol 37 Fullmer lamce 41 87 88 8 118 119 Fullmer Shlrley 29 Funk Gene 60 67 100 117 137 133 Funk Ioyce 29 101 Funke B111 29 91 114 Funke Fredrrck 60 95 117 132 Gamble FredD 29 Gardner Kent 37 132 135 142 Gardner Bryce 29 Garner Barbara 60 88 130 Garner Ianlce 37 150 Garrard Barbara 44 88 101 103 118 119 49 Garrard Ftxchard 44 100 108 Garrett Rex 37 143 Garrtck loyce 44 103 George Bobby 21 37 143 George Weldon 21 20 44 111 112 117 123 125 132 135 137 138 141 Glerlsch Ellen 29 102 Gxlford Paulette 29 101 88 Glllette Lamar Ellts 59 67 Gillette Renae 29 Glaesemann Donna 44 103 120 102 Glaesemann Elnor 29 102 Gochnour Sherry 101 102 103 110 114 36 Goettsche Esther 37 85 114 Gooch Glen 58 87 88 89 Goodwln Gene 44 83 84 88 89 Goold L1nda 37 102 108 Graham Margaret 101 102 44 Graham Wayne 29 88 89 Green L.aVora 43 Greene Harold 41 112 117 132 134 137, 143 Greener, Dale L , 43 Greener, Karen, 29 Greenwell, Gayle, 60, 103, 111, 114, 120, 125, 147 Gunderson, Gayla, 29, 116, 90 Gunderson Gretta 37 91 110 Gunderson Leonard 60 68 96 109 132 133 Gutrerez lsabel 59 118 119 Hale Davtd 87 88 143 Hall Antta 58 102 Hammond Boyd 36 91 95 Ham: Carol Mae 32 88 89 3 Hanks Deanne 28 90 114 1-ranks Judy 43 118 119 123 1 Ha llc Karlen 28 lronk lv arte 28 88 89 Hansen Dean 36 Hansen Warren 43 108 112 1 Haralng Paultne 37 Harrts Donnelly 57 111 112 1 94 95 124 Harrl loe 36 91 146 Fl Kent 40111 12 36 13 140 147 Ha rt Sharon 28 Ha hba ger Lynn 100 ra 1-:ell baud 57 Hat h Ann Lee 59 67 137 Hatgh Marcra 28 90 Hathavtax S harlene 45 110 Haxby Carol Ana 29 114 101 91 Hedberg Ka hleen 64 67 85 88 111 lleaberg Rrchard 28 115 llelmer Gordy 58 Henderson Sheryl 29 Henson Barbara 36 101 102 146 He s Loren 45 100 Heward Ltnda 43 118 119 131 Heward Max 35 143 Heward Radean 20 21 58 110 118 119 8 H111 Iohn 36 116 132 134 138 140 Htlton Sherry Ann 21 58 67 102 111 115 122 48 1-lrnz Patty 29 101 H nes larnes 100 143 Htnes Rtchard 100 H1tt Ierry 57 Hobbs Maudene 57 86 88 91 118 Hobson Mark 58 95 117 132 Hodgson Rtchard 149 1-loft Ianet 43 82 83 90 107 110 14 118 Hogan Roger 37 103 112 Hogg Mar1lyn 28 114 Hoggan Lmda 28 101 116 Hoggan Stephen 112 116 117 135 137 143 Holcomb Terry 59 66 91 93 94 95 113 Holland Lynn 36 91 Hollinger Herbert 58 21 46 66 112 117 140 143 124 Holm LarryR 58 143 1-lolt Ttm 91 Holt ThomasM 81 83 1-lolyoak Garth 41 82 83 91 94 95 112 1-lolyoak Gordon 59 66 112 117 123 132 133 143 Holyoak, Loren, 36, 142 Hopkxns, Eddte, 36 Horn Gary, 59, 91, 93 Horne, lulte Ann, 36, 101 Horne, Marsha, 43, 119 Howarth, Mar1lyn, 36, 88 Hom arth Roger 58 Huber Dennls 28 100 Huber Georgtanna 57 88 Hutztnga Bruce 43 143 Hull LaRee 28 101 Hull Merr11lK 29 88 Hunt Garry 36 Hyrnas Sharon 40 43 84 111 118 25 13 lack on Bobby 28 91 laclcson LaVern 57 Iacob en Dean 28 larnl on Drbbrell 43 112 143 la alc Patty Lou 43 70 87 88 119 123 136 let ertes Hugh 143 Iells Dems 43 112 117 37 lenktns Betty lane lenlctns Sandra 43 84 85 107 118 119 3 lennxngs Maureen 147 Iensen Allen 146 le sen Gale 561112117 1251 2 133 147 38 lensen Helen 24 28 105 Iensen Laura Lee Rlchardson len en Lotsl 36 Iohn DGV1d 28 87 88 lohnson lohnson Iohnson Iohnson lohnson lohnson Iohnson Donna 56 102 Elda Mae 37 57 67 106 19 123 125 Gary 36 lul1aMar1e 28 102 Leon 100 Lola 28 88 Loutse 21 43 111 122 148 Iolley Gary 25 90 91 142 143 lolley Ro ert 43 112 117 132 134 lolley Ttna 28 lolley Vernon 57 112 113 lones Barbara 28 lones Beverly 43 87 88 89 107 116 lones Flora 28 101 Iones LaRae 43 86 88 101 103 lones Mary Anne 43 101 118 123 lones Renae 28 114 181 lones Robert 25 142 143 Kearns Iohn 36 73 90 91 95 112 Keaton Dennrs 21 43 71 112 132 134 137 141 143 38 Keaton hmmg Keen Letty 2 Keen L1nda Lee 1Penny1 56 86 88 89 90 91 106 107 123 Kelley LaRae 36 102 Kerbs Mardene 28 101 Ktdd Beverly lure 43 Krdd LaVerne 36 Ktrk Deanna 32 36 102 103 Ktrk Mar1lyn 28 102 Kxtley Trent 28 83 115 Knopp Glorla 43 87 88 118 Koepnlck Helen 56 84 85 86 8 110 dz? 113 143 Konra erry Koyle Sharon 56 21 102 148 Krteger C1ar1ce, 56, 88 Kraus, B11ly,28 Kr1eger,Larry,36,116, 117, 143 Kr1eger,Me1v1n,28 y W 111' 1 , 1 ,l , , . 7 1 A ' , W . 1 F , . 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