Caldwell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1941 volume:

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SQ-NSG-+A x XAKMWB X, FACULTY M L'i'.T' L. A. WILLIAMS KENNETH HOWARD Szlpcrifffvndwzf Prinfipal MARIE COI-'FIN Lalin JAMES BALDWIN Mafhrmafirs J. F. M. JOHNSON Commercial MILDRED MCCLURE Eighfh Grade RUTH UNDERROFLER English LORN CHRISTENSEN M usic EARL EGGERS Basketball Coach, Mathematics RUTH PETERSON English FACULTY IJORSLY IJONNlil,l.Y fjllllllllllllifvj' Cirirx lSl.ANc1m-' BAmsl'l l' l n'm'l1 and Ifuglixlw ELIZA ui-LTH XVATSON Typing C. T. CRAM ER Biology En SIMM1-.R1v1AN Ifigfifll Crzlzfe' 411111 Plwpyxiruf Ifrf. MRS. RLVA TWEEDY Home Emzmnzivx KATHRYN LANIC Inurmzlixm amz' linglislr Roslil, H U N 'rxaR Ag rivnlfzm' T. W. GRUVRR CTlJK'llIiSffj' and Plzysirx Fl.oR1-3Nc1i Klissl.15R l'lrvyxiral lfxl. amf lfiglrllr Grudm lil lzfxm TH KAIJA' Mullrvunlfirs ARQHI15 FUc5A'l'1-' U.S. Hixfory ami' liiglwlll Grmfm ERWIN ScHwl1i1sl'.RT Plzllfiv Sflvafcifzg and ftflllllllllllifj' Ciricie MRS. MARGARIZT STOVEL Eigbfb Cgfdtll' RUTH IJANIELSON T-ypiflg and Offfu' GLEN OWliN Ifrlolflalf ftfldfll aml Eiglwflw fifdtll' MARGARET N1CPHIiRSON llmm' Et'0lIUIIlil'N amf W'or1J Ilixfo ry ANNABIAQI. ANDERSON 1ZYfH't'SSiIHl uml Iinglisl: XVITHOUT PICTURES BESSIE FALR Sfzlvsvzanslwip MARGARIiT GIPSON Sf'4'r1'fur'y STUDENT CCUNCIL IK' 'iii ' - Front ron'-Mary Sloan, Eda O'Bryan. Rl C. Pasley. Srrmirl ron'-Norma Jean Burrell, Jean Adell Smylie, Mary Anne Paisley, Glenn Burton, Roger Dille. Third ron--Denny Whitman. Dick VVilliams, Kenny Dille, Ralph Lyons. The non-dictatorial, non-communistic, non-socialistic governing body of Caldwell High School, namely the Student Council, has for its leaders this year R. C. Pasley, president, Roger Dille, vice-president, and Glenn Burton, secretary-treasurer. This group, representative of our student body, strove this year for a variety of things to do. Under their leadership a series of assemblies sponsored by each class were given one month. Each class tried to out-do the other in originality, and since the senior class presented the last as- sembly-of course all seniors Were sure it was best! The Student Council also has charge of choosing those to receive letters and C pins, for outstanding Work in some activity. However, what the Student Council really likes best, is their luncheon meeting once every month! 10 C L A S S E S 1 un u thx xx mp: L Hun ln mx on 1 on rl nun lr hm llwlll' urmxum C1 u n x ng. 11 rl n. mln mu Nu u U u 1, mu M mmmmmmmm hm Ntudluux tx yu 1 nl XKHIII 1 I' I UU lun A OI , lv gl If I hz 1 ' s of an znm1'1. J 'ur yr ' -Ky, N -it 'K Yun 4-un 1' 1- d ' .Y 01 m' z lp. 'I'hv lzfi - . 1' lil ' fit' -. 'l'h-- xi: 'yu lypv. VV:-'ll um-ss with you, S vi ' I . H0141 if. Ilnir 1:1-ts in my Ki 1 I mv. G1-mly-un dy. 11 nd 1 ml ff 'l' ' .' j 1. K'h -1-r up. I' ' l- irg 1 . - uf: kiml! Y s 0 M 0 ff 5 K I -WH' vi I r ru 1 t-H ' F euU lu v NY Wm M sulfur We spend our yelrs IS unelereltssmen longmg and drelmmg for the elly when we would be htgh 1nd mnghty semors and then, when the grelt elxy eune, nt wlsn t nearly so wonderful After plmnmg the Prom, the Daffodil Brexleflst, mel our own pnrtnes I5 umors the bxggcst 1LLOn1pll9l'lI'I1Ll1I of our Semor ,fur wus to yom the I'1I1kS ot Semors who have flunkeel Chemnstry md U 5 Hlstory tests Out of tll these unhlppy exents rose 1 fexx far happier events none of us will exer forget To begun with wls, of eourse, our sehool clmces, Il'llI1lx9 to the unelerelassmen md then the Semor Play Nothnng But the Truth, 1 flree Begmnmg lfter 1 rest xt Chrnstmls begln proeeeelmgs for the yelrbook Qoluelt, gripe solnelt and grlpe Then there WIS snelle elly, 1 wonelerful tlme for all Some of us htel been prletlelng or this for four ye Irs wlth less fortunlte results Nineteen Scnlors mln lgtd to squeeze through all thu mel m tele the Natloml Honor Soclety The debate team, eomposeel of Sentors, Won the Northwest Dnstrnet Nltlonll FOFLHSIL League Meet md the Idlho St lte Tourmment and entered the Nltnontl Tournlment lt Lexlngton, Kentueky Then to wand lf 1ll up for 1 grelt time ln h13,h sehool elme the lrom ol Mly Baccallureate on Mly 25, 1nd then the great day Grldultxon on Mly 29 So, wuth 1ll these thmgb entreneheel m our mmds, we go along our own wtys wnth high hopes the future 13 YEW . vw , . f ' v tbl., V VN. 1 ,V V 1 1V - l ' VA x V V , - . . . . e - . . . . , , , - . 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KEITH ARNOLD GRACE HAYW'ARD BAKER - - - Krrlz Latin Club 2-3-4: Yearbook Staff 43 Girl Reserves 1- 3-43 Pop Club 1-3-43 Dramatic Club 33 Oakland High 2. KliNNliTll l.YI.Ii BALDWIN Kvnniz' Opvrvlta 4. .IOIIN FRANKLIN BALIZS, JR. - - Wfooly Latin Club 1-2. Trcasurer 23 Football 2-3-43 C Club 4 3 Track 3-4: Opvrvtta 4. VALIIERA CIIARLINE BARNES - - Burnry Latin Club 1-2: DI-batu 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Girl Re- serves 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 1-2-3-4. LEON NORRIS BARR - - - Horalio Baskf,-tball 3-43 liasuball 3-4. CARl.l-LIZN BATES - Curly Canyon Cougar Staff 4. INA JO BATES - - - - - - Sm' Charm and Friendship Club 23 Operetta 3-4. JAMES BAYHOUSE ---- Iimmif' Quill and Scroll 43 Yearbook Staff 43 National Honor Society 43 Canyon Cougar Staff 4. RICHARD K. BEATTY - - - Dirk Football 33 C Club 3-43 Track 2-3-4. ALICE ELAINE BENEDICT Girl Reservos 3-43 Charm and Friendship Club 1-2-3-4. President 43 Opcrctta 3. lfAY BLIEDSOE Girl RI-st-rvus 43 Pup Club 4g Charm and Friendship ClIIb 1-2. JOHN BRISCOE Tarkio. Missouri 13 West Plains, Missouri 2-3. RUBY JEANNETTE BROOKS Charm and Friendship Club 13 Operetta 1. E. CAROL BROXVN ---- Brownle Lebanon, Kansas l-2-32 Dramatic Club 43 Girl Re- svrvvs 43 Senior Play 43 Pep Club 43 Operetta 43 G. R. Cabinet 43 National Thespian 4. LESTER BROXWN - - - Los Senior Play 43 Dramatic' Club 4. Allison Allison Barnes Barr Briscoe Brooks Caldwell Callihan ELEANOR BRUCK Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Girl Reserves 4: G, A. A. 43 Charm and Friendship Club 1-2. HARRY SHERMAN BURGER, JR. F. F. A. 3. DELP1-IIA IRENE BURTCH - Delta GLENN BURTON Quill and Scroll 43 Winged Pen 23 N. F. L. 2-3-4, President 43 Debate 2-3-43 Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play 43 Dramatic Club 3-4. Treasurer 43 Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Operetta 3-43 Na- tional Thespian 4. SENICRS Amin-rsun Hain-s lirmvn Clanvy Q 'F X, 1. Anllvrson liau-s ll rmvn l'ln-nu-n ls Rum FRANUZS CpXl.IJXX'l.l.Il Frm-nm-h Club l-2: Girl R:-si-rvvs Il: Om-rutta I-- l-2-.3-1 S 1: Pup Club I-Z-U-4. Rom RT C. CA lllllAN If I X 'V Fnmtlull l ' 1' l x ..f..., -lg lrzu-k 2-Il-l. . -..-vi skvtball ZZ l.ioN,xl51111.C1.-xxu liuisv High Svhmml lg Yvzxrlmuk Stall' lg 7 l Pm 1: I lub ' 1 -.-,,. 3 . w ., . K1-LITH CLIllN1lN'l'S N P 1 ,4 u.: , Manage-r Z,-sl: Club l wah- Il-l I' P. A. l--, SE .1 a Arnuld Baldwin Balm-r llayhuusn- lk-any Iii-nvdivt lirurk liuruvr Burtuh Cnullivl' Ililln- Durvh Sfuwly KATHLIZLN COTTIER R. Cabini-1 Gr:-4-nln-al' A4-adm-my 1-2. Rom-'R IJll.I,l-I ------ Dill B I Latin Club l-2. President ZZ: Ill-batv 4: Ya-arbuuk Stall' ' U I 4g Fuulball 2-254: liaskvtball l-2-il: Club 2-34-4: ' Club Trac-k 1-2-Ii-13 Studi-nt Cuuncil 3-4, Vim'-l'rvs. 4: Na- tiunal Hunnr Souix-ly 4. Sm-vrvtary-Tri-asurvr 4, Nlll.IJRl:D RUTH Douui - - - Rnxil' Dallas City. lllinuis I-2: Ih-lamar l-2: Yi-arbuuk Staff lr! lh,St,n.l,S 4: Girl Ib-sorw-s 3-4: Pup Flub I-2-3-4. Prusida-nt 4. Clan In-adn-r 55: Dramatic Club 4: Charm and Frivnd- ship Club 3: Upon-Lta Ii-43 National Honor Society 4: Sn-niur liuard. JOY A. EARL ------ Aflllft' liaskn-Lball Frm-nn-h Club 43 N. F. L. 3-4: P1-p Club 1-2-I3-4, Clan Loader 31 National Thespian 4. NIORS Balm-S Blodsm Hu rwn Earl SENIORS Klum Nl.XRC,'Xlil 1' lfxiiii - - - Mar Pi Xllll limi lfxi KI mls Ilnfm liuifi- High Svli-ml l: lJ11ill:lmlSvrw-llI1-1. 'l'i'm-:wiliw-1' l: Girl Iii-5--rwx Il, G. -X, .X. 1. l,zitin Vliili 2-fig Girl lbw-x'u-4 2-I1-I, Ii, ll. Cnlxim-1 31-li IH-p l'l1ilu LZ-Il-1. l'l:m l.numli-i' 2-lg llruniziliv Cliilm I1-1. IH-.-xiii.-ni 13 Plum Sm-ri-tur'y-'l'i'4-:ulliw-1' 2: liuliwull V , v7 I ---- Y .,'. l'uu1::u' Stull' 2-ii-l: Yi-:irlumk linlilur -41 Nzniiunaxl Nlllxiil will E F, Nlfl Rl lx it nn 1 C 1 R Alai! H . S .-, 1: N: -I :I Th .F -A 1- .zu in nv --1 n-:ir uw' ,,:i 1 ,ir 1-sm-rvvs -L-V.: .mm .H 1.9 in. ni i pi in Ik-p Club 1-2-I1-L Vu':--l'n-Null-ni 4-1 Klan I 1 mlm' 1-21 Stmln-nt l'ul1nr'il 311 Upviwlisi Zi-lg C. JX. A. l. X'mc,lNl.x Gi .fxm s lin HNIXN X'i'rjqi' Vauiylln imxgzxr Stull' 1, 4 4 , 4 - I-.vi 1 YN lil RN l'OIil,Xl.XN 1111! lXlARAI0lill lfi' Ei mom - Mari Ilrurnzxtir- llulr lg Opvrn-tlzi Zi-1. Idols ERMA 'Swim MAN flmfvx Ni XC,Il.Xl YN: Nluuii l'iX1l RSON - Nladgc , h , l.u1in Vlulv l-25 Girl li:-si-i'x'-'Q 2-31-lg l'vp Vluln lg ,il KN cf-XRDINIR ' ' Siflfllif l'h:u'm :xml l l'ii-mlxhip Vlulu 34-1. Yi--A--l'i'1-siilmiil I. l'ani'm:n lliuli S:-lnml l-Z1 Hp-fri-11:1 l-23 G. A. A. -1. X X u liurlv Iii-Allninlx lzlnmri- l'1rn4-rsun lfzillu-rl, if.-ml.-r Gniwlsim-I' Gut--5 Hziilitf Gilpin-iw Gilnlu-ns Girlie-x Grlthtlis Ilzizxki-1' Hzxninnlai Hurrling: H:irix'ii-k l'Im-nalrx Hupkins A Ilnuk lluwziwl Hlilmli-r .lzwkm .Ii-nriiwuri X Furs-man Gluzo Hill Kadel Wll.l.lAM GlX'I'l-QS KLLNNLTH GA'I'l.Il-I4' I . F. A. 2-3-4. IDONALD LAVliRNIi GIBBIQNS I . I . A. Il: Fuutball 2-Il: Bas:-ball RC3ISI'.lI'f EARL GIBlil4'N9 I . I . A. 31 l u0tball ZZ. C1.ARiaNc:n-1 IJARVVIN Gini.:-Y K!-1I'l'll RUSH-.l.l. Cil.AZl - - I . I . A. Il. Sc'l'l'A-tary-'l'rn-asurvr ily Foreman Granm-r Holcomb Keller SE Latin Club KVIIIIAY Gilflfi Buff Iiml l-2. NIORS LIUNIQ GIKANKQIZR Latin Club l-2: Charm annl l rin-nilship Club lg Girl Iivsvrvvs l. H. Loulsia GRll l l'l'lIS ---- Tilliv Latin Club l-2, Vivv-I'ri-siilm-nt 2: N. I . L. 2-3--1. Svc'- rn-tary 25-4: Y4-arlwuk Stall' -l: Girl lil-svrvvs l-35 l'e-p Club l-2-Z!-4: Dramatic' Club :lg Dvlxatm- Zi: Ti-nnis l. BILL HAARI-R llvllarmim- l'ri-lu. 'l'al-uniatiun, San Mata-0, California l-2: Fuutball l-2-Il-4: liaski-tball l-L!-ZS--lg liasl-ball 2- Zl-flg Cu Club 2-Il. clllllz ll,xR1.-xn,x ----- Pm' W'l'v l'4-p Club l-2-Il-lg Girl livsi-l'vi-s l g G. .X. A. l. ISliT'l'Y lo I'IAliIJlNG ---- 13. I. Fri-nvli Club l-2-4. Tre-asure-r 2, Virv-Pri-sicli-nt 2. Pri-siili-nt 4: N. F. L. l-2-51--l: Girl lim-svrvus 2: Si-niur Play 4: Pup Club l-2-Zi-4, Clan Imzulvr 3--l: llramatii- Club ll: Opera-ttu Zig National Thi-snian 4. ROBl'li'l' Li-xvis I'lARXY'lC1K Boll Lung livavh, California l. NORMA IRIiNl'. HLNURY - - - Norm Latin Club l-23 Yi-arbumk Stall' -lg Girl Rvsi-rvvs I-2- Zl-43 l'4-p Club l-2-Il--l, Clan I.i-aclvr 3--li National Hunnr Sm-in-ty -l. Bonn I'Ill.I. ------ Muxlw Fuutball il--lg liaslwtball -13 C Club I: Class Trvas- uri-r 3. MILTON CLARR HOLQQMB - - - Clark N. I . L. 3-42 Ile-hate Cl-4: Uramatie! Club Il--li Op- era-tta 24. BOB HQPRINS F. I . A. 31 I uutball 2-ll liaslu-tball il-l. EARL HQUK, tlli. I . I . A. l-2-Il-4, l'ri-siilvnl -l. lJuRo'l'llY MM-1 l'IOW'AlilJ - - - Dm' Latin Club l-2: llvbati- 32--13 Yvarbuok Stall' l: Girl Rvsvrvi-s l-2: Svnior l'lay -l: IH-11 Club l-2-1. Clan Le-ailvr 2: Dramatic Club -l: Stuili-nt. Cuunvil 21 Op- en-tta 4: National Thespian 4. - Milf MILDlllilJ I'IUBl.l-.li ---- Halfway High Sclinol 2: Charm and I-'rin-ndship Club -1: G. A. A. Z. AIILCY VLRLIQNI-3 KIAQRSQN EUNILQI-1 JICNNISON Susir' SHIRLLQY Kfxm-,L - - - Shir! Buluit High Svhmvl 1-23 Quill and Scroll -I: Girl R0- servvs l-2: Pe-p Club -lg Student Council lg Canyon Cuuxzar Statf 4. HARRY KI-QI.l.l-.R, JR. ---- Harr Football 2-33 liaskvtball 2-3-43 Club 23-43 Track 2-24-4. VELDA MAE KERSEY lnavole High School 1,-2-3. WARREN ROY KESNER - - - Kvss Football 3: Basketball 2-4: Operetta 3. RAY KINGSBURY Football 2. LE ROY KIPP - Roy Class Secretary 3. PAUL ARTHUR KNIGHT - - - Stujfy C Club 1-2-3-4: Operetta 3-4: Tennis l-2-3: Debate 2-3. MlI-DRED LORENE KUNKLER - - Mfddff Quill and Scroll 3-4, President 4: Winged Pen 2: Year- book Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-4. Clan Leader 4: Dramatic Club 3-4: Operetta 4: Canyon Cougar Stail' 2-3, Ad Manager 3: National Honor Society 43 National Thespian 4. KEITH MQKERN I..liliDY ---- Priz' Basketball 2-3-4: C Club 2-3-4: Operetta 4: Class Vice-President 3. ELEANOR LEVUIS - ---- Nor N. F. L. 2-3-4: Debate 2: Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Tennis 4: G. A. A. 4. DORIS BELLE LUNDY ---- Shorty Girl Reserves 4: Charm and Friendship Club 4. VERA MABLE MARTIN - - - - Malzlz' Pep Club l-2: Latin Club 2-3: Charm and Friendship Club 3: Operetta 3. FLORENCE BERNICE MASON In-p Club 1-2. OHN RICHARD MCCLURE - - - Dirk Yearbook Stai 4: Senior Play 4: Football 1: Basket- ball 1-2-3-4: C Club 2-3-4: Dramatic Club 4: Ten- nis 1-2-3-4: Student Council 1: Operetta 3-4. ALl RED HOW'ARD MCCLUSREY - - Al N. F. L. 4: Debate 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Operetta 3: Senior Board. ELSIE LAVONA MENDENHALL - - Els Latin Club 1: Girl Reserves l: Pep Club 1-2-3-4. OLIVER MARNER MILLER - - - Olic' F. F. A. 4 ' ootball 3-4: Operetta 3. VIROI I ILLINER ---- Lou Qui g ll 3-4, Vice-President 4: French Club 1-2- -4, N- etary 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Girl Reserves 1-2- : Senior Play 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Student Coun il 1: Operetta 3-4, Ad Manager 4: Canyon Cougar Stall' 3-4, Editor 3-4: National Honor Society 4. LEON MURPHY ----- Murph Football 4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: C Club 2-3-4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4: Track 1-2-3-4. PAUL LLOYD MURPHY - - - Slinky Latin Club 1-2: N. F. L. 3-45 Debate 3: Senior Play 4: Basketball 2-3: Dramatic Club 3-4: National Honor Society 4: Track 1-2: Operetta 3. LUELLA BEATRICE NELSON - - - Lou Latin Club 2-3: Senior Play 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Operetta 3-4. Kersey Kesner Lundy Martin Murphy Murphy Pearson Pledger BRUCE OLIVER NICHOLES Nick F. F. A. 33 Senior Play: Football 1-2-3-4: C Club 3-4, Vice-President 4. Secretary 3: Track 1-2. EDA MAUD O,BRYAN Latin Club 1-2: Girl Reserves 4: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Board. HAROLD KENNETH ORR Pleaston High School, Pleaston, Kansas 1: Debate 4. ARTHUR LEONARD OVREGAARD - - Art Latin Club 1-2: French Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: N. F. L. 4: Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Track 2: Student Council 1 : Tennis 1-2: National Honor Society 4: Senior Board. SENIORS i, K iIlLfSlDllI'X' Mason N--lsun Pais! Kim: Kniuhi Ml'Clurv Ms'Cluskn-5 Nivbnlm-s 0'l4ryan Ru-cl Rmgn-rs Rixixioxu CAR11-ik PASL1-.Y, NIR. - - R. C. Yi-arbmwk Stall' 43 Junior Pr-vm lvlanagrn-r 213 S1-niur Play 4: Football 2-24-ig Iiaslfu-tball l-2-Ii-4: N. F. I.. 3- 43 IM-balv 75--I: Club 1-2-Z!-4: Draniatir Club IZ-42 Studi-nt Cuunwil 4, l'rm-siill-nt 1: Opvrx-tta 3--li Class 1 J Q l rm-sich-nl Il: T4-unis l-1.452 National Hunur Snvivty 41 National 'Flu-spian I1-1. Sui Almxis I'1.'xusoN - Sap Wildvr l-2: S1-uiur lhvarsl 1. XVIl.I.I.'XNl JAM!-.5 PLI.lJGl'R - - - Bill Twin Falls High Sz-haul 1: N. F. I.. 4: Dobau- 1-4: Fmrtball 71: liaskm-tball 2. Dokls Pon' Smith Cm-ntvr, Kansas l-2. Kunkln-r law-ily Mi-mlm-nhall Mille-r Orr Uvrm-gaarll Russ Howland Lois RI-.I-.D Latin Club 2-IS: Pup Club 1-2. GI-.Nl'N'Il'.X'1 Romms ----- Gvn Latin Club l-2: YL-arbnuk Stall' 413 Girl Kvsn-rvus 1-42 Sn-niur Play -1: IH-p Club 142-I-Z-4. Clan Lvador -13 Ura- matil' Club Zi-Al. ViK'l'-I,T4'Sillt'I1l 43 Oni-ri-lla IS-4: Na- tinnal Honor Sm-ia-ty -1. K.x'l'H1u'x Cl.fXL'lJI.-X Ross - - - Kufiv Latin Club 1-2: Girl lh-si-rv.-s 1-2-Z!-4: lk-lr Club I-24 :I-4: Charm and Frivnrlship Club 4: G. A. A. ,lg Na- liunal Honor Souix-ty -1. l'rn-sid:-nt 4. BETTY Rowiaxxn - - - Nlirlcvy Canyon Cuuxrar Staff 4. RoB1f.R'r IRXVIN RUSH - - Bob Iinbatv -3. SENIORS IA-wis M illin Pzislm-3 Rush PY' SENIORS klusi mi lil xx ooh Su Y - - lm' XYin::v-ul l'n-I1 lg IM-luutv 34: UW-l'v1t:i IS. llmwx ll KINN1-,111 Sfxkcpl N 1 Kwzuif' lh-lmli' 22 lfuntlmll Ii. All ll N limxm ScHxiIT'1' - - Srfwziffy Nzunpu High Sm-lnml 1-23 l'h:u'm and l 1'im-n1lQhip 2. l.o1.x XVII l ANI S1 ,xc lx Lui Sl un Sm-5' S:iru'1-nl Svhmit! Spawn-r Sprziglu' S11-1-lnum 'l'ish X uwszu' V1-i'nmus Wuifi- Vlfmucl Vllwlvx-y 3' lWHXlhHDSMHH ---- Mud l l' X l Vi 1 l'n irli-nt 1' l-'mullvill I , '...-V-. nm- 5 kI1,xN Am ll SMYL11-. Lznm lluh I: X1-urlnmk Staff 4: Girl lh-sm-vi-s l-ZZ-I1-4. lzxlrim-1 Mm-nilwr 3-4' qonlnr Play 4: l'mp Vluh l '4 1 Histuriun -1: Drannmtiv Chili 1: Nutimml Hnnnr Suci- vly. Vim--l'lw-simlc-nt -1: Stmln-ni f'uum'il lg Opi-rn-tlu Z7--1: Nutiwnzil 'l'l1vspiu Ru111ANN1 Sm Cxlll n 4. Quill :mil Svrnll 35-I: Latin Cluh Z3 .lnminr l'rum Man- .A 4: -- lnrl RQMHLN l-l lm-p lhih l-1-.--1. lam l.4-:uh-r lg Vlusw Viv:--l'rvNi1ln'nI 2: Vluse Swrvtznry- 'l'un11y1r X Viluxull Flu ' 4 :Jar html' L!-31. Arlxw-rilsiilll Mzmuur-r Z-Zi, l4uNim-Ns Mzmuui-r 54: Y.-:il'lnmk Ilusim-ss Mzxiuzurvr l: Nutiunzil H-lnur Sm-iviv 1: S4-uiur lin-irnl Slam-k Slum- Wnmqn--r Ynxxvll Slzivk Slruriui- VN'ulk1-1' Zinlnu-rnmn '93 xx '+ A 1 'X fiafr msf N ' ai Raimi '38 Smith 'l':nmu1 VW-st link SEN WAYNE GORDON SPENCER Operetta 3-4. LOLA SPRAGUE - - - - - Sprague Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Clan Leader 1: Dramatic Club 4: Girl Reserves 1-2: Senior Play 4: Canyon Cougar Stall' 2. FRANCES STEELBAAN ---- Frankie Dramatic Club 3-4: Student Council 23 Operetta C5--I: Canyon Cougar Staff 2-3: National Thespian 4. Sec- retary 4. WALDO F. STONE ----- Walt N. F. L. 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4: Debate 2-3-4: C Club 3-4, Vice-President 4: Student Coun- cil 1-3: Football 2-3-4: Basketball 3-4: Class Vice- Eresifient 4: Tennis 1-2-3-45 Operetta 3-4: Senior oard. Smylie Specht Terry Tish Wilkins Wisler IORS STELLA STRANGE - - - Shelly Rocky Ford. Colorado 1-2. XVARREN I-l. TAMURA - - - - Tub Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Baseball 3-4: C Club 2-3-4, President 4: Operetta 3-4: Class Treasurer 1: Class President 2. ARTA MAY TERRY Tfffy ANNA LAURA TISI-I - - - Annie Laurie Pep Club 1: Charm and Friendship Club 3-4. VIVIEN LORRAINE TISI-I - - - Tisbic Greenleaf Academy 1-2: Charm and Friendship Club 43 Operctta 3-4. VALERIE MAURINE VASSAR - - - Val Latin Club 1-2: Yearbook Staff: Girl Reserves 1-2- 3-4, Cabinet Member 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-4: Dramatic Club 4: Operetta 3: National Honor Society 4. ,Io VERMAAS Latin Club 3: Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 1-2-3-4. ELLA MARIE WAGNER LUCILLE WALKER ----- Lnry Rexburz High School 1-2-3: Boise High School 33 N. F. L. 4: Yearbook Stall' 4: Senior Play 4: Pep Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Operetta 4: National Thespian 4. EDGAR R. WEST Football 2-3. THOMAS MAURICE WILKINS - - Tommy VIRGINIA WISLER - ---- Ginny Latin Club 1-2: Girl Reserves l-2-3-4. Treasurer 3. President 4: Senior Play 43 Pep Club 1-2-3-4. Clan Leader 1: Operetta 3-4: National Honor Society 4. PAUL H. WOLFE ----- Hunk Football 2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Class President 4. .IEANNE ELIZABETH Woon - - Goldie Boise High School 1-2-3: French Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Girl Reserves 4: Pep Club 43 Dramatic Club 4: Operetta 2-3-4: National Thespian 4. CORBETT WOOLERY F. F. A. 1-2: Football 1: Baseball 1. MARY ANN YOWELL Dalton, Nebraska 1: Pep Club 4: Charm and Friend- ship Club 2: Latin Club 2: Class President 1. DOROTHY BELLE ZIMMERMAN Charm and Friendship Club 4. MARY ZINK ------ Ironorc' Ouill and Scroll 3-4, Secretary 4: Operetta 3: Canyon Cougar Staff 3. 4- ,A Qhqgmx Bambi 1 raw Bos 'Y pn-lx-Kea A K 'Y MW W N,-,ffgam N cc Prcfndm M Trmmrrv Yrcsxdmt J X llglllll Xrtls I Iortntt Btmdltt HIFI, Dorothy Colhns Bonmt Domr Lcon lrd Gates . Btrtt Slrr Dorxs Brlnden Dntk W nlhs Cooptr Lxtlyn Iwmtrson Nllrxm Gutes Iilrblrl Bzrrttt Dorothy Brlndtn Wllrglrtt Llonss. Crtws ostphlm ns Ch trlotte Cltnn JUNI I lu rtnu. Pnrrttt Llt on Brooks Elmu' C ly Dlrhng Bern I ord Eldtn Gmy Shnrlty BIILS Ltot 1 Brooks Helen MIXIHL Dlrhng IC I'Ictc,hcr Vlurntl Grlfhn OR I oy QI Bttson Bl Ike. Burrns Dorothy Niuy Donlldson Audrty I rudrlth SUSIE Groome Q 'a B sf X 5' I Y F A J. . Q Q. Y F X V'l'A I. ' ' A A . .. ' ' .I I ' :I ' I I I . 4 ' 4 ' Q ' : , ,. : 1 , L L . L ' ' 1 L jx ' ' Caldwell Callihan Carlson Christophcrson Clemens Cochrane ' 'I 7 A lg 1 ' ' I A ' ' ', J ,, , , ' , , k ,D 1 .I , I 1 - : Q , 1 ' 1 . . Q I 1 I A Dqvxd Hamllton Ralph Hnckox Melbi Kelso erd1 L1nft ll 'ack 7VI1Xvstll Fcrn orthrup Da e Hnrrwlck Bo Horn Iulmta Kersq Yw.n1 Llreon Iethl Melncloo Lounse Northrup N ORS Dewey H1rns Harold Hoskins llI'I1I11lL Kn :pp R llph I yons Dlek Mtaelunm Wfendell Nufftr Eleanor H1rr1s Marne Icster Llonel Krall Dorothy Mmchester l ned 1 Moon Patrl 1 Olesen Rrchard Haun Eldon Jones 1 Krockc Loren Marmon Donna Mueggler Rolland Parrott E 3 'Q Bruce Healy Ilene Jones Myrna Krueger Phyllls Mlrshall Neva Navls Betty Plovs head Elalne Prmce Lawrence Rochlntz Verna Slmpson Norma Talnch Marvm Wampler 591 ss., xg 4 Betty Purkhnser Benny Rogers Christine Skmner Bo Tanner Wxlbur Waterman Barbara uast Dwam Rosa Lavmm Sloan Lorretta Terry Bernlce Whnre JUNI Donal Reed Marjornc Sanderson ack Stanwood Luc1lle Tewell Denny Wh1tman OR Phlhp Rehngren Mary jo Shafer Vnrgmla Stephen Mxldred Tuckness Dorothy Wllllams S 1 Robertson Barbara Shearer Steunenberg Ardlth Van Curen P .I . l xl? . 6' if Q a 9 as g. if is S f ,, . :,. 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N'4,x?v yn Su.-T GEL . 1 f A 1. 1- ,- , - M 1 I ' , m.m. . 4 FRESHMEN Maurice Bowers A Pat Brmkley Ethel Buck Bob Burrell Dolly Bymgton Sy vlxa Calllhan -06: -a IL. Bob Collma Ralph Culvard Rita Darling: Dora Davl-x Alma I ee Illve n Donald Dunn vu-uv Ronald Dunn I uclllo Elmore Jlmmle Glenn Betts Cnffith Jane Crlfllth I' arl Fullm x -3 Vlrgmla Hall Rlchard Haun Ulala Hawks La Donna Hinds Clara Hoadley Joanne Howard Duck Hurst Ronald Kahn Bob Jensen 3 Dallas Johnson Phyllw I uhr Kr... Jane McCee Cec1lMe-Indoo Leland Mearse Betty Newell hu Ruth Ne wland Huh O liru n X gf 'Q Gene Odle Clarabell Orr Gwendolxn Rm mund Melvin Reese Dun Rohyle r QF' Gladys Rusv. Reba Say re Huward Se huwsle r Jaek Sherman Irene Shre mer Mary Sloan John Spencer Emma Lou Stephenson Al Nma Stewart Nomna Waxles Marsraret We-ltz Anna Westfall Duck Wxlhams an NIC -Q HY Tak? fi QL an .5 wr' .4-ln. VN YQ 1' f xl l -R l uv F If 12 . A -4 ' P - X3 ' sf' I If ' ' h I M ' 4 . We . - an , . , . ' . 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M 3 - Qin J K x TX . 1 x 1 V X x XA Q K I f' - X x I ' 'K Y w N 4 , 1 x I 1 a 4' 1 I MARY MAN AHET RUTH SPELHT COUGAR STAFF MARY MARc,A1u-T EA1111 Edztor nz Chu RUTH S114 HT Buwm 11 Manager VIRGIINIK M11 1 INIQR Alllffflflllg Manager JIM BA111oLs1 l'r'afurr Et1If07' DILK lWLCl LRE Sports Izrlllor MILDRLD KLNKLkR JIM ALLISON Club Edzfors JLANNI WOOD AL MCCLUSKEY Snapshot Editors XVALIRII XASSAR Mum Edlfor Typlsls Jean A Smylne Genev1exe Rogers LOUISE Gr1H1ths Leona Claney Soln llors R C laslcy M1ldrcd Dorch Maxme Fender Norma Hendry Valicra Barnes Roger Dille Hayward Baker Doro- thy Hownrd Lucille Walker Glenn Burton Arthur Ovreglard. 32 EARL' Iiuszness Ldztor Manager CANYCDN COUGAR May we present those newspaper sleuths, who dash around madly from plllar to post wlth a pencnl and a notebook, and hlgh hopes of gettmg enough mformatxon at least to entltle them to get on the Canyon Cougar Staff Addmg somethxng new to the staff th1s year, the paper IS edlted by Jxmmle Knapp and Assoclate Edntor IS Marne ester Betty Purkhnser IS Buslness Manager In add1t1on to the host of talented reporters, the staff boasts one celebrlty, J Tracy C Brlen However, on careful mvestlgatlon, we find thls to be none other than our own 1mm1e Bayhouse Fzrst Rou Betty Purkhlser Marjle Jute-r Louise Northrop blfnm Irmcc Dorothy Manchester La Von Chrl-stopher-.on Nina Hurst Sh Swond R011 Su-.an Groomr Shirley Kadel Lvtlyn Emerson Ions Johnston Bet,t owland Marjorxe arpt Thzrd Inuu Mgrna Krueger Vlfklfla Llehman Jimmie Knapp Fourth Hou Mis-. Lam. Vll l,lI'll8 Mllllnrr Ruth Spuht Marv Marpmrct Ifarlt MARJIE JENTIII Assmmtz Iwlztor JIVIMIL KVA!! ldztor QUILL and SCROLL Mly we present for your 1pprov1l one of Cfnldwcll s mfmy n1t1on1l Clubs this one lS 1lso honor1ry' The hlgh spots of the yeur xncluded 1 covered d1sh drnner 1t the home of Vrrgmm Mrlhner That w1s the nrght that 5I1ck Stsmwood lmmy ,iiif Knipp, 'md Glenn Burton took therr bentnng er were mxtnted mto tecub Then the bsnnquet held rn Aprll 'rt the Home Clfel Formfzl 1n1t11t1on of new members wls held that mght And everyone dld enjoy the resndmg glven by Elalne Prince to siy I1OIlllHg of the rest of the progrflm K1y Lfane IS sponsor of the club M1ldred Kunkler le1ds rt as Presndent, 1ss1sted by Vlfglllli M1ll1ner, Vrce Presrdent, M1ry Zmk Secretwry, 1nd Vhry M1rg1ret E1rle, Trefnsurer rr-xt lou ann J t r Ruth puht IJ r s Man 1 t ll nn Bur rn Suomi lou Jlmmln lxndpp .Luk btann d Marx Mdrgdr t 1-ark Nlarx Link Mildred Kunkltr blame Pnnu. MILDRFD KLNKLER I rfszdqnt IK , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 4. . 1 1 . 1 L 1 ' ' t , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . P . I '-M os 0 , S -' , u uthj vh -S er. lu tc . Q ,Y ' '. ' . Y .. '. Wm. . 5. . ,. 0 l ,IA q - ,l v - 0. h I' lllli N tl 1 In M lglnl 1 Sm 11 ill! Ill lL.,lIll l lflll IH N llll ,Xl ll 1 a O linun X 111 rr thx Hn urn: NATICNAL HONOR SGCIETY From the Senlor Lllss of 1941 nineteen Olltbfllldlllg students wue Chosen 19 members of the SOLILIQ by 1 fleultx LOIIIITTIIYLL These Sem ns were chosen on the buns of sCl1ol1rsh1p, le 1de1Sh1p, ch1r1ete1 1nd 'ICIIXI ues The Club, under the sponforslnp of M155 Ellmbeth K1ley, elected K1thryn Ross, Presldent, e1n Adell Smylle, N ICG Presldent, 1nd Roger D1lle SccrLt1ry Tre1surer Outstflndmg thls yur bemuse of thur soeml fL1l1Ctl0l'lS 1s Well I9 schollstle, the Club phnned 1 bmquet to be held before IINUIIIOII On the College of Id 1110 s Founders D13 1 group from tlus dub dlsplly ed thur outstflndmg 1b1l1t1es IH vlrlous Schol1st1c contests entered H Wld Sw AMClky RLS hF 0 SENIOR BCDARD The weighty problems of choosing Senior ring samples selecting an nouncement samples nominating the yearbook editor and business mana ger and last but not least deciding the when and Where of that all important day Senior sneak This board was created in the school year 1934 35 for the purpose of furthering student government. One popularly elected student from each of the United States history classes and class oihcers make up this group. Paul Wolfe is Senior Board President this year Other members are' Waldo Stone, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Specht, Secretary-Treasurerg Eda OBryan, Sam Pearson, Al McCluskey, Art Ovregaard, and Mildred Dorch. 36 GIRL RESERVES Aetlve Ill sly the Girl Reserves lre' Not only dad they show thelr pep by selling mcglphones, but they kept up wlth the tunes by sponsorlng, 1 I 1ther lJlLl5l,l1tLI' Blnquet wlth P1tr1ot1sm IS the theme The blggest event was the Easter P1geant Thus yelr they Chose The Pllm Brlneh whleh wls very well rceclved Then their mothers no they wouldn t forget them' The Mother Daughter Tel wls held m thelr honor G R Qlmp' Thlts whit they look forwlrd to Ind work fox ull yelr md rhmt melns th If they re letlve the whole yelr VIYXIDII Wlsler lelds thus elub IS President mth the help of MIFQIFLI Q lrlson, Vlee lresldent, Mlry Mlrglret Clemons, Seeretlry leonl Blles Tretsurer The elblnet IS eomposed of the following members Bonnle Doner, elmp ehurmln, Vedm Nneholes ISSISIIDI ehurmm, Vllerne Vlsslr pllI1lSE, Betty Purkhlser, lsslstmt PIIIIISI, Lols Maller song leader, e.1n Adell Smylne, progrlm ehurmln, Anne I Isley, lssnstmt progrlm eh ur m1n, Mlry Marglret Elrlc, soeul eh urm ln, Norml em Burrell fllg le lder, C,1rol Brown devotlonwl leader, B.1rb1r1 Blrrett rmg chzuman Shnrley Wnlkcrson serlpbook Dora Dwls, servnce churm1n, 1nd Pat Olcscn, publlclty r Af' F ur:-It lun: Marx, xrst Larlson lionnle Doner Suonrl hm: Barbara Barrett Jean Burrell Mary M Llemnnsx Dora Davu Vmda Nuholas Ilona Hales Ion'-x Muller M1-s Danielson VITLIIIIH WlNltY lhzrrl lean Carol Brown Valcrxe Vabsar Mary M Larle Jean Adell Smyllc MN-x Lolhn V1RuN1A Wxsuen 1 nmdent Q' ,, , vars.-4 .,.-ff'- WWI LATIN CLUB Benny Rogers was President of the Latin Club this year. Assisting him were Norma jean Burrell, Vice-Presidentg Gordon Olds, Secretaryg and Don Sower, Treasurer. First Kon'-fJoanne Howard. Jane Mr-Gee. Reba Sayre, Jean Burrell, Velora Morey, Shirley Wilkerson, Louise Lyneh, Norma Thompson. Leona Bales. Sveoml lfr,11'ffJo Ann Smith. Mary M. Clemons. Barbara Soloman. Gwendolyn Gulley, Betty Newell, Margaret Weitz. Thirrl Now- -liill Adsmond, Donald liaeh. La Donna Hinds. Mary Sloan, Hazel Spieler. Shirley Johnson, Ruth Aikman, Mauriee Bowers, Fourth Noir- Benny Rogers, Dwain Rosa, Willis Cooper. Dirk Williams. Charlotte Glenn. Mishael Iiroomhall, Miss Collin, Gordon Olds. Fifih lime- Bill Tamrart, Eddie Tanner, lion Sower, Dick Hurst. BEN NY ROGERS, I'resi1l1'r1I H3 gs JS Br-.TTY Jo HARDIING Prnndf nt F11-at Iron Bonnie HZIDX Alma Dlxcn Barbara Newell Ardith Van Curen Gene Odle Dallas Johnson Nffoml Itou Grrry lirmklex Miss Babbitt Bctty Jo Harding Art Oxrigaard Susan Groome Mary L Carlson Jeanne Wood Virginia Mlll1HGT Thzld hozl Ronald Kahn Don Pobyler Wilbui Wattrman Maxine Nleholes Annabel Ostyn FRENCH CLUB French Club officers for this year were Betty Jo Harding, President Gene Odle Vice President, Gerry Brinkley Secretary, and Arthur Ovre gaard, Treasurer ai' MARX MAM ARI-'T LAMP I rrwl nt zr-st lmu Inru Xfu r Cxrol Brown Ifl xr Stu m'1n I1 mn Admll Qmxlu Mlldrsd Dorrh MII ru Ixunklmr Crnuxnn Rognr Jvlnm VN md I4I.a Sprarum Marx M hdrla H xvlrd Baker Jow I'1rI :fond lou II'L,lnld Artl Dorsthx Hou :rd I m XII1 1 ll rsn I lirmn Dnnl Harm on ulh Walker Marjcru Iflmorx I t OI L Lxnmr x 1 1 u In xr mn lion 4 Doner Dorothx Mumhm t r I'I.a1nm Irmu lnrl hon A t Oxrl :rd Pull Murphx Wnndmll Nutfu Ilnk Msllurm Ihlllp Rrhngrrn Iawrnnu RochI1tL DRAMATIC CLUB Bolstmg nnny 1mb1t1ous young 1ctors md 1ctrcsses,, the Dr1m1t1c Club, one of C1ICIWeIIs newest clubs, h1s 1s IIS Prcsldent Mfnry M1rg1ret Eflrle Genevleve Rogers IS Vnce Presndent, Dorothy Mfmchester, Secre t1ry, Glenn Burton, Trefmsurer, 1nd Bonnle Doner, H1stor11n Smge Door, 1 Hfnlloween p1y lssembly, 'md 1 banquet 'at the Home C1fe were the h13,hI1ghtS of the Club yeir NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Q IU 4? ,,-0 Fzret lou Carol Brown Guuvluc Roger Mlldrnd Kunkler Dorcthx Manchester Iola Qprl ue Sezrnrl lion Jl'lh Adcll Smxhe Ilaxnr Prmm 'Vlar arm Carl mn Luulls VNaIker Jvanm Vkocd Thlfd Hou Marx M I' xrlr Jim -Xllxson Chnn Burton Iicttx Io Harding Dorothx Hound Hauxdrd Baker Art Oxrcgiard R C Paslu IdllIMllFII1N Vhndmll Nuffnr MII mum Dum ll I rtszdz nt Fzrst Inou Mlldrtd Dmrch Norma Thom! on J an Burrmll Geraldlm lirmklu Marne Jr-.ur Margaret, Carlson Lton.-1 Balt-. lirrnlu White Srrzmd R011 Jaan Adtll Smxlu Mfvcmt Fmntlmr Pat Ol GH Gennuu Rogtrs Mlldred kunkltr Ann Pd lm Barbdrd Barrett Vtlora Moro Dorothy Mxnehc ur Marx Mwrgarnt Farlt PEP CLUB Dld you say Pep',9 That me1ns just one thlng Glrls Pep Club' Wh1t drd they do? As for Pep, remember The first b1g event sponsored w1s the Daffodll Brefzkfast grven nn honor of the Sennors the Dames Drag, the Steamshlp Shuffle the Sham rock Shwg, 1nd the other dinces they sponsored fzlong wnth the Pep As semblles the Indmn Pow Wow, especmlly and the Te1 for N1mp1 Splz The glrls who e1rned enough polnts to w1n fan emblem were Mlldfed Dorch M1x1ne Fender, Anne P1sley, Ylrglnla M1ll1ner, Normn Hendry Mary Margaret Clemons, P1tr1a Olesen, Betty Jo Hardlng, Leona Bales, Velora Morey, Bern1ce Wh1te, and e1n Adell Smyhe All gxrls 'are 1utom1t1c1lly members of Pep Club when they enter C H S The sponsors ire Ruth Peterson 1nd Bl1nche Babbltt The club was heflded by Mlldred Dorch, Presldent, M1x1ne Fender VICC Presldent, P1tr11 Olesen, Secretary Mary Mirgaret Clemons, Tre1s rer, and e1n Adell Smylle, Hxstormn x 40 A 1 1 , ' . , P -4 ' s , - Q - ,S ' U- , A ' . ' .-1, .5 . ' . Third Hou'-Virginia Artis, Miss Babbitt, Bn-tty Jo Harding. Miss Peterson, Norma Hendry, Ruth Spccht. . U . . . , a L 'M' n L n M ' u - as ' ' 1 t . , . L , - K C L L - M L 'T K L L L n . ' . . . . t Q . , t t 4 , t J . . 1 t t t . . . t t t . L . 8 - ' , t t 1. ' u ' J . . . p m mx mug tu thi warm 1 1 four Nuff xul lpmrmdb lx u thu -. 4 nthnr tm Nunlwnmt Bra nkfut Cluhroom CFAUIYHIHLN Qpcunri and Fuurth Vhdnz dn rcxx Pat Damu Dm 'rl 3 :43 . . SI z g 1 - W -' ' gf u' 1h - Gm- fn. What 'f What for? l'rnspL-vtivv Saniurs. Our vift 'Ziff-'10 Thu' sinfi. tml. ' s- . . . - ' . v - al: Th- - lirrl .' ' -1 ' :J '-ill '- 1 f.f. .- - '- AS 2,-S P - A-,' f '41-'42 1 4 Sam Artl XITLIIHB Artis K1 nnm th li.-xldvun Curgm Butt Mdllflkl Bnwsrs Bob liurrcll Ludlm Broom hall Jack Llsmtnt Iimttw loin Wallis Cmmpmr Ruta Difllllg Dura Dash Mules Ifmmr'-son lhll Garbu' Howard Hoxdlu Dunk Hurst I :ul Johnston Ronald Kuhn ldul Knight Clsnn Koth .luck Maxwell Bull Iatterson lu Rnd Donald Rmlnllr Wm lu Rour Bud Smmmr Rolnrt Quunnnbmri. Gunrgt Thamnrt Blll Tran Valsrn V nssxr Wllbur Wdtmrmxn lllllurd Whlttls lnm Wllklns Dlmk William-. Donald Wlllmm-.on BAND It IS w1th 1 feelmg of pr1de tlmt the Caldwell I-hgh students look to the Hlgh School Bfmd, one of the most vers1t1le organlzatlons 1n the mus1c department At fassemblles lmsketball 1nd footb'1ll games, 1nd at con certs then' hearts swell to 1ts stlrrmg marches 1nd 1ts Well loved fight songs 42 . 'S' V' V' ' '-.Y . . . ,' V I., ,, v . '.. . I-Q . x ' ' . , . -, ' :'f. 2'-I-, , ' -. . 2 ' . ' l. V rg I- ' . r. ' Y u , - . , . . ' ' McCurdy, Dick Mm-an-ham. liurlmra Na-wx-ll, Betty Ns-wall. Wm-nrlm-ll NufTvr. Gone Odlv, Gordon Olds. Herbert ' , ,fs ' uv'-, -s s, f ' - ' ' . ' ' . ' Q . 4 4 n I , L , L 6 I. - . . Paul Alllson Charlene Balm Bonnie Doner Patrlcxa Dykstra Rae Farley Jlm Gxlman Pamela Harrmg ton Paula Harrington Margaret Horn Mildred Horn Marne Jester Dale Lmt Gwendolyn Lyke Loulse Lynch Phyllis Marshall Bob Martm Walttr MCKlbb6H Anna Lou McWlll1ams Walter Mueggler Veda Nlcholes Ellen Patterson George Pullms Gyyenouvere Pullmz, Gwendolyn Raymond Lola Reed Bobble Rxner Vlrglma Rxvers Howard Schussler Maxine Scott Mc-rvm Sobol Lexola Sparks Blll Streets Norma Thompson Stanley Wxlluams Arltne Wiseman ORCHESTRA An 1mport1nt factor m numerous school functlons 1S the Orchestra, whose muslcal rendltlons 'are recelved Warmly wherever they are heard Cfnldwell Hlgh School, too, IS able to pomt W1th pr1de to 1 strmg quartette, members of Whlch 1re Marne ester, first v1ol1n, Vedfl Nmcholes second v1ol1n, Robert Steunenberg, cello, and LOUISE Lynch, v1ol1, 1nd Wh1ch 1ppeared 1t concerts 'md other extracurrlculir 1ct1v1t1es 43 . . H. 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V V '. , 'x , '. , , , l U , , , ' -' - 5 4. . c e t 4 J 7 4 1 c s s L L - :IL Betty Allen Ina Jo Bates Shirley Bates Ruby Brooks Norma Burrell Reba Caldwell Mary Louxse Carlson Mlldred Doreh MarJor1e Elmore Maxme Fender Gwendolyn Gulley Alvm Harms Eleanor Harms Dorothy Howard Ilene Jones Roy Kesner Bull Klme Llonel Krall Margery Mason Lols Muller Vlrgmla Mxlllner Luella Nelson Burke 0Bryan Elaine Prxnce Genevieve Rogers Kenneth Sargent Jean Adtll Smylle Donald Sower Wayne Spencer Frances Steelman Vxvlan Txsh Lucxlle Walker Shlrley Wxlkerson Vxrglnla W1sler Jeanne Wood CHCIR Largest of the Caldwell Hlgh muslcal orgamzauons 1S 1tS cholr w1th over th1rty volces, for the most part composed of students wlth some prevxous vocal trammg In appearmg at the annual musxc concerts, the Muslc Festlval at Emmett and Baccalaureate, 1ts members have shown the sklll whlch may be obtamed only through numberless hours of practxce under the ever pat1ent d1rect1on of Lorn Chrnstensen Hlghllght presenta tlon of the school year was the operetta, Up 1n the A1r, featurmg the Chou' together w1th the Glrls and Boys Glee Clubs 44 Elsxe Allen Allce Alllson Nella Altl htta Bean lfhl Beck Florenr-e Bcncdlct Phvlll Bettis Bcrvl Blxby Shlrlcy Branden Pat Brinkley Carol Brown Sylvla Callxhan Florence Cole Evelyn Crawford Maxine Darlmf. Ethel Dart Catherine Dllle Alma Lee DIVQH Mildred Dorch I uulle Elmore Alma Furnald Juanita Galncy Maxma Famey Eslsu Gaylord Betty Gr1H'1n Jane Griffith Vxrglnla Hall Ions Harrington Ulala Hawks. Harrlet Humbcrgcr Ruby Huutt La Donna Hlnda Joanne Howard Galena Mae Hugo Lula Johnston MBTIOD Kepler Beth Kipp Vcrda Ianfear Zoe Lulm lhyllla Iuh Juanita Iundx llernue Mason Mary McCall Eulah McEwLr Jane McGee Ruth Newland Rlba Sayre Verna Slmpson Christine Skinner Mary Sloan Jo Ann Smith Barbara Soloman Emma Iou Stnpht neon Nina Stewart IJ1 lorcs Tallch Margaret WutL GIRLS GLEE CLUB Sweet music ns the contrlbutnon of the Cmldwell Hlgh School Glrls Glee Club whlch, m the space of but two ye1rs h1s developed mto 1 splendld muslcal group Pfzramount 'among then' seveml 1ppe1r1nces w1s th1t 1n the operetta, Up ln the Alr, whlle also furnlshmg other enter talnments throughout the season The conceptlon of thxs orgfnnnzatlon IS ample evldence of the progressxve Splflt of our school 45 SENIOR PLAY Is it possible to tell the absolute truth-even for twenty-four hours? It is-at least Bob Bennett, or R. C. Pasley, the hero of Nothing But the Truth, accomplished this feat. The bet he made with his friends, part- ners, and fiancee these were the incidents in William Colliers trem endous hit which was presented by the Senior Class 1n December The situations increased in hilarity when Bob R C, was faced with the necessity of answering embarrassing questions and telling the literal truth Lola Sprague was Bob s Hancee, and Dick McClure and Glenn Burton his partners They were assisted by a large and talented cast Miss Annabel Anderson was the director Les Broun Arthur Ovregaard Glenn Burwn Paul Murphy R C Pasley Dorothy Howard Betty Jo Hardmpz Virginia Wx lu' Jean AdellSmyl1e L la Spra u G nevicve Rogc rs Lucille Walker Miss Anderson .-2- ,fZ' I'lNlN BURTON I1 sul: :II nw! x nl xrlxm xxx u tx xx H xxn Ilunxxu Bxmdxct Imnnfx Mxxxx,x,l1r lixrnxxx W x 1 tw hx m 1 N xt Olcsxlx Axxm 1 Xxlurx Mn xxxxxsx rx x h xrgxxxxx 1 x 1 W x x x- Luumr lx Ntmxsmal mnn Iixxrtx xx -'Xl Mxllxxxku :nl Ixoz: Sxhxxxxlu Xrt Uxrxgxxrri Waldo itxmx linn I xxctoxx lxexth Llxmmnts R C' Pas 13 Ixuxxel Ixrxll NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Tlxg lN1txonxl Iorcxxsxg Lgxsguc, undur thc sporxsorshxp of Erwxn Sclxwxcbert, vuon the lxrgcsr nprgsmtxtxon xxx rd xr tlu kcrthxust Dxstrxct Meet for thy thxrd coneecutxwc yur bugrxl nux xxxnxxxlnrs sun. xnxtxxud md mxxxy ru xwd ldNlI1LLd dugrgw, among thug xurg ull Stxxxvxood Uxlf. NlLC,os X xrgxnxx Artxs, Al MLCluslxq Betty Purkhxsgr, Kgxth Qluxxgxxts, XX xllxs Loopgr Qlxrlx Holgomb xml Dxxxd Hxmxlton xx ho x'Lu.xxcd tha dugru of Honor, Bgttx Txxudx xml luullg Wxlkgr who xuuud tlxc dugrcu of Exul luxu xnd XX xldo Stom Cxluxxx Burton xml mx Allxsoxx who rguxud rhL dggru of Spuxxl Dxstxxxgtxon Tlu xnnuxl sprxm, bxnqugt wxs hgld xn May to Llxmxx rhg yur I rgsxdnnt xx IS Glynn Buxton X lm Pxwxdgnt W xldo Qtonv., md SLLFLIIQ Louxsa Grxfhths STATE DEBATE CHAMPS Vbfxldu Qtnnx Ixxxxllx VN xlkxr Mr S hwxxbmrt Flxnn Burton Jxm Allx-,on A K A wx V f f 4- , , 1 ,V , A ri - 4' 1 ' ' , ' E A j ' V 2 K M H ' V s l ., at Q w al? l l ' G g f xx A 'E M ' K' .' f 1 x. , 1 . . .5 i x , Q 5 V 'x x, X ' l .IT A 5 -Q h r- T 'mx mr V F . l'1 ' G4-rzl ' - Hr' kl-Q, lim-t j .I url' xr. - '- f f . ' 1 -. ' h't'. lhft j I'xxrk 's fr, lim-tty I'Inxvhx-nd. Mzxrjix- .Ivstx-r. Mzxrxzzxr -L C:xx'l.'mx, l': , - Pzxsl -y, '- z rx-y. lx G 'ffl s, V' f' 'z A 't's. Ixxxvill- 'z Ikx-x'. Sr'f'un1l Nou' livtty 'l'wx-vxly, Jzxrk Flvlvlxvr. lluvixl Hzxmilhxn, Jim Allisun. Bill l'lx-mlm-r, l'axxl Murphy. W'll'.' ' - . .Inv ' S z ' x , GE- - . . ' ' x Th 'A ' -- Mr. S- - -rt. .- ' -fs: . . -, - 'z . , ' ' ' - . . :I - '. x '. ' . T .' . ,. 1 x E 1 ' rl ' r - 1 x ' 1 f . 1 r-1 V V u 1 V x I ' I X . L E V V xl . T 1 v x x v x x k- v x 1 . . i V 1 'CA' 7 h V1 ' l 3 1 xx v w N 1- . - x T ' 4 K , 1 ..L . ,Q L . . x A, ,A T , A , . 'V' I . T T V E 1 T . . v' . . r I ' 1. v x , . ' , 1 , . . . , ,K x. . , 4, ,Nfl 4 - . A-x, Y -,HH .C . A--- 1 - x . , ' . X , , ' V , - .' v , x 1 1 1 B ' ' Y V ' , 1 1 . 1 J ' . 'L A I K' 1 ' if ' ' A 'D -'- - x x ,- , . . .,- -J . f, ',- x. f ', ' . . , . , . . . - , - V T 'i . - , ELAINF BFNFDICT I,TPRldf'1lf Pzrst R011 Llama Bcnxdlet Mndp. Pmcrson Dorothx Wllhamxs Flormnct Iianxdlct Audrmv Fl 8ldl lCh l'mmA J Altm mn pu rgnr lat Rnd Frau Ihnsdlst Shxrlu Altu. Maru Hunvn. Suond lun: Kathryn Ro Yun I xr 1 n Iwnth Daxu- Flxdx Ro-.1 lhtu l'ord Ruth Cooln Fourth Ron 'Vllldrmd Huhlnr Durl Iundx Vlvun Tl h Anna I1 h l'v1l3n Pmtr on VITLIHIH Stmphmn Mr-. Txundx Miss Mal htr on CHARM AND FRIENDSHIP Who 'are they? Haven t you heard? The gurls who take the1r lunches m1ke up th1s group Partles, cooked food siles, bl monthly meetlngs, 1nd PICHICS he1d the1r l1st of 1ct1v1t1es And not only 1re thelr meetlngs enter tammg, but they re educatlonal as well Essiys 1nd poems ire read Thfmks to Vlfglnli Stephen 1nd Emmi Jem Altmannsperger The success of the cooked food s1les was l1rgely due to the efforts of the chalrman, Dorothy W1ll1ams Mrs Reva Tweedy IS sponsor of th1s club wxth Elame Bened1ct as Presxdent, Madge Emerson as Vxce Presldent, 1nd Dorothy Wllll3mS as Secretary Treasurer 48 j - - , S .,.' v , .. . ' nw' . '. .' jp ff' ' ' j ss. a .1 S , ' ' ' 1: js .' '. 1 ' T . Third Nun- -Dorothy Zimmerman, Fm-rn Strohl. Vcrla Allison, Jum- Gramzvr, In-tha Mvlndoo. ' '--. ' ' ', 's , ' 'S , ' 'vs . I ' ' I 's , ' Y' ' ' ' . ' H -s . , . . L . . G 5 - L - K S L 0 K - . . , . . 4 . t . 4 . . . . . . 5 - L K . - . L F The Future E1rnQ4ers of Arner1c1 enjoyed 1 very successful fifth yeir m Cfzldwell Hlgh Sbthool vvlth 1 number o outsmnlilng events, both by mdlvlduwls and the .whole group Flfty boys we e e olled nn the chlpter W th E114 Houk IS resxdent, oyd Smlt VnccvPrts1dtnt, Qmlvnn Blood, SeCret1ry,xW1ll1rd Our Trefsurer, Ben 'Pugton Project M1n1ger, 1nd Floyd Beeson, W10cl1 dqg rl also recenved inother honor, thlt of being chosen Pres en! olf thSJSouthwtstcrn Id1ho Dlstrxct Among tht outstfnhdmg events were thel lnnuxl Ilthtr md Son Bmquet held 111 March, the Nitlohxalfleld 1y 1t Merndnn, ind Ben Pixton s wmnmg of 1lso held an lee slmttswg an roller skltmg plrty, 'md put out two new fertrhzbstest plots to round out the ye1r s lctlvnty l'1rst lou Floyd Bu on Hfxrnld Ben on If ly Hfxun lrum. Knucht Jxkr Hu tan Cqlun Blud Ray Hu ton Suomi Rau Marvin lxnrpcr Bob Wdgmr lhll R blun I' nrl Hmuk I1 hn Nud ll mml Tnrp hlden ray Blalnt Ovtrman Hob I xt n li n l t Jx k K sux M Hun EARL Hol K I 11.-:zzltrzl 4' ,N . . X ' I. ' l ' T . 5 st ' . , Q I , V . . Y b X ' Sl ' ' ' X . . L J X' X Q . i H X . . I Q ' X X 4 . ,' , , -.1 Y o N ' ' ' . ' s I x I , L t t l. 'X' -- . 1 X . X, X X . . - .A . A , h Q.. X. X . K h .1 X , - X X - i Q tl gm ' . ' ha K , , ' , . -t ' I . V ' . X' . , K- , X' . L I L I , lt . I 6 , E C L . L t 1 X sf to , N . X' . I l V W Q, . . ' s d ' 1 . . . X f , ' 5 .C N Q X l ' - . - . - - 1 1 'z ' 1 1 ' F XX . X X 1' s ', ' N N r X, drstmct :md second place s . e honors m the speakmg contest. The club - , . x st' X,- f V 1 M h K . X- 1 L t A X XX . . xl' I , 1 . . . N , ,J X . x , ' 'xl ' ' 'Q , X . . xx fl I Q X sl Q X' XM , A 3 ' t X N V ' t Y ' , ' . f '-- ' S , .1 ' S , U ' , f 'f , 2 ' S4 , 'K mu , ' S . . ' '---- ' ' '1 - ' , ' f ' , ' 0 ' S, I2 1 , . 1 '1 S, 'U 'U z . ' ' G , ' ' - , 'a o , 1' 'ax un, zo hu: l wv, x'. tm-V. ,, , ' , l we -5 ' 5 1 - l e- on i H ,- I A ' . I A V 1 l WAHRLN lAMllkA I rall W lfm 1 attx in K lh an S100 rl Hou K llmr Le dv Dlllo. M 1 ham T Hman D1 lnp, rd ,fill 5. M lrlhs 'I m W 1 l LETTERMEN S CLUB The Lettermen s Club, organized to promote better sportsmanship in high school athletics, under the leadership of Warren Tamura, President, Waldo Stone, Vice President, and Bruce Nicholes, Secretary and spon sored by Coach Earl Eggers, managed to make ends meet in 1941 for the first time in several seasons and experienced an otherwise successful year New members initiated during the past season included Bob Callihan, ack Stanwood, Max Winslow, Boyd Hill, and Franklin Bales. Lettermen from track golf, tennis, and baseball will also be initiated before the end of the year SO A T H L E T I C S Tamurn drops Christenson of Nampa on sidelines. Tamura boots out of danger- ous territory in Boise game. Pnsley is downed by horde of Boise players. X -... -- I 4' FCOT BALL Murphy. Tumura, Umh-lkoilvr, I':r,.l.'y. in 43 as DIHL Halls Nllhulxs H1 Wlrlfl Sioux L 1 llh lh L -4 .u rr-fl n 11 1 o 1 o A 1 -. o-. xc 4101141 Iron mlux funn nl 1 r o m as rs x lm o W lllY'I'l H1 Wu fm Nt lnuoor L1 nfl umss 1 Q ru on :rw x nl Lonh Own Thr hfzrd lugk COULZIFS IS .1 wrx lpproprlltc HHIHTL for rhr 1940 Ldmon of Comb Glen bvsen s grxdlron xx lrrlors who SLNLIHII txrms durmg tht sclson Ind uptory m tht pllm of thclr hllld only to hug In unfor sun IIUUFE md Shortlgu of rcsgrus rob thgm of tln. frulrs of xmtory XX hllg rhr QOUQIFS dld not hug 1 good SLISOD from rhr st md poxnt of wxns thgy dxd show ln undxuntgd Splllf md tlu wlll to xun Thus yur s squld mlght null hug l11ldL lI1 Lnxllblu nuond Ind lt not bun for lulx of gxpunrnu md rcsurus lI'l sugrxl My posltnons XX lrrgn Tlmurl, stalu lrt Caldxwll quarturbmlx. and st lndby of ths. COULIIYS for thu past thrgc years, won .1 b-rth on thu othual All-Confurunu Team, and Bruu Nmholgs another Cougar star, earned n position on the honorary second team. Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Caldwell Paslcy' guts sul for sci-up xlmi. KL'llL'l' .llld Lcudy go fur tlmc xxulxlvmlrnl H1 msc slwl IS IN INSCJ, BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHT VICTORIICS 49 XY'cisc1' 22 Boise 47 Nlcridinn 23 Ontario 29 Vale 21 Nampa S2 Pnycttc 21 lfmmctt l.ck-dy sluxuls lwwitzcr .ls l Ll M.xyc1' of lfmmctt .IIICINQ lwlucla slwl. MCC lurc xim lwl Ill 'S 20 25 20 22 18 '9 l-P S4 if -1 .wi af J I . 9 iS .1 r , : ,f V 1 gg O S , i 3'5- ii Ill 1 F N' .' Of' 9' e. I 13 uf 's I fl Q ! 51 S ii 4, X if F my as X.. ,,. 'hfjygm' 15' vm Q '. ' x f 35 Aj! 'Q TRACK xt n xnl Redman go nur tha t 1 lm 1 , m A ,, lm hifi I linxttx Smxhe Shtrmln Iiurrsll Ixcper Rmdmm Hu ton Qha xr Nuonrl lon u lun 1 lrm Ru hard nn Ha ls 1141. Rm hngrtn Colch Owtn IS hlvmg tht tame of hls hft IH trlck th1s yur H1nd1 cezpped by tht loss of four lttttrmen, 1nd by h lvmg to worry lbout h1s men kteplng up their grides, eertfunly IS musing mlny hesldwches But ht hopes ch If everything wlll turn out 1ll right, Ind W1th tht nd of Dxllt sprint m ln, Bmtty long CIISYIIICL m1n, 1nd Murphy held events mln, 111 rtturnlng lettcrmen, he fttls he his 1 nucleus lround whlch to bulld 1 te1m Two mtmbers whlch wt fttl ought to be eonsndered 1n 1sstt to the tum lrt Inrlnklln Belles ind D1Ck Meichfxm When Bales w1s isked why he w1s ttkmg up trezck, he rephed Oh I thought Id work off some of the flt I got whnle restlng ln footbill Bfnles 19 worklng out on Welghts, cr ns If vnct versa? COIUIDLIIIINL sefason will conslst of dlstrxct meets prehmlnfxry to the stlte ITICCK lt rs I ' ' I Dill- l' 'sh's th- 100 ' ' swirl f C' ' .' 3 t A.: J 1. f - I 1 ff':,f llmrf-. . -1 . - 2 , - , ' ' li . 1 1 , s , . ff- , .' I ' H s S. Re- -se. Ifarr, ll: 's, ' s , l ' '::. - f - , Tlzfrfl lfnu- Wllitmzm. l':atle1's4.n. Ilillm-. Gnul. D, Callihnn. Murphy, IS. Cullihan. Beatty, Meacham. 'l'ri1-ke. 1 x . I . x . . . E . Y . xl .- . . . . . . X I I I l . . I t . t x . . I Q . . . 1 t t . I 4 t . I I I . . . I . x I . . X . t 1 1 t , ' . - 1 - I . 1 . 1 x x . . t t , . t t . , I f 3 . I I i X I l 1 . ' , . . . . . L 2 . I I I il 5 ' . 1 I . 3. f 1 N f . l t L t t t t 4 . t 4 - - zz a . , 1 t 4 t , , . . . ,, . - . 1 1 - 4 t . . . . I t . X . , V X . . . . . . , . L . Frist llnu'-fTollman, P:-Isley, Lolvard, Nivholcs. l't-gxzv. Surizn-nt. Huston. Batt, Thom xson, M fr. 'ic-k, Russell. Mizr. l X- M-ronrl lfo1l'ffCoavh lflixm-rs. ll. Hopkins, H, Hop- ins, Caldwi-ll. Pearson, Winslow, Tamuru. Snrun. Har- Nicholes hurls third strike to Faylor of Nampa BASEBALL Baseball got off to a bad start this year with Nampa downing the Cougars in the first two games of the season. The club soon recovered from the early-season jinx and had a successful season. It has been rumored about that some of our boys canlt see the ball to hit it. One person, it was reported, after swinging seven times and letting two strikes pass over the plate decided to be bat boy. May we present Paul Wolfe. Coach Eggers has two lettermen returning this year. Nicholes and Tamura are taking the mound position with Huston at the receiving end. Pasley is playing third this year. In our opinion, we feel that Coach Eggers should be congratulated for bringing baseball to light in our school, and that any person who feels that it isn't wanted or isn't worth while is definitely not a loyal C.H.S. student. 57 Tennis Flay Darling. Frank Hamhlin, Bob Jensen. Gulf' -R. C. Paisley, Aaron Meyer. Diek Hurst, Dick Meacham. TENNIS and GOLF Spring is here, and with it comes the swinging of racquets and the golf boys with their bags-golf bags. This year Coach Ed Simmerman, better known to his intimate associates as Joe Collegef' predicts another successful year in tennis. Iiour lettcrmen are returning this year and with a crop of about fifteen men, competition will be keen for the number one pcsition. The loss of Bud Deck, last year's winner of the school cup, by a transfer to Nampa, will handicap the team a great deal, but Coach Simmerman has hopes of finding that long sought natural player. Matches are scheduled with Emmett, Boise, Nampa, Meridian, Parma, Wilder, Weiser, and Ontario. On the golf ccurse we hnd Dick Olesen, local manager of the golf course, and the High School coach, busily ironing out the defects of the team. This is only the second year for golf in the school and it's rapidly climbing up among the more popular sports. Last year the team finished third in the District Meet. Dick Meacham, the member who practices with a croquet mallet, and R. C. Pasley, who says, Oh well, l'll beat him on the next hole,', are the only two returning lcttcrmen from last year. But there are several new faces in this year's turnout of about fifteen players. Paul XVolfe, Wgirren Tamura, Bruce Nicholesg those who would grab anything out in front of them, so someone stuck a golf club in their hands. xfx First Rau'-Margaret Weitz, Margaret Anderson. Dorothy Branden, Catherine Anderson, Doris Branden, Betty Tweedy. Sw:-onrl Ro1l'fShirlt-y Brandon, Emma Lou Stevenson, Reba Sayre. Shirley Johnson. Agnes Hoyt. GIRLS' TENNIS Did I say Spring? What's it that attracts the eye as we watch the nimble figures flit about the court? Is it the tanned and slender legs? l should say not! lt's the grace and ease, the stroke and follow through, that won them high recognition in the State Tournament last year. Dorothy Branden and her sister Margaret captured the Idaho State Doubles Championship, while Betty Tweedy was defeated in the semihnals in the singles match after battling her way to the top. Practically the same team will return with the exception of Margaret Brandon. The matches will be scheduled the same as the boys with a few minor changes. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, a national organization which was in- troduced in the school this year, is designed to promote interest in girls' athletics and physical education, National G. A. A. letters will be awarded to girls winning a certain percentage of points from partici- , pating in various athletics. CATHEHMF ANDERSON Ftniu-:Neg KESSLER I rr stderr! 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