Caldwell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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lFiroslh1fSoplh1 The Frosh-Soph football and basket- ball season was very successful with both teams winning many games. Much Credit is due to the fine coach- ing staff for their untiring efforts on behalf of the squads. FOOTBALI. liiriif rr111'fFra11lt, Gibbens. Hjellniing, Vfocxtl, Britton, Sayre, Dennerline, Word, Higgen- hothnni, W'estfnll, Hutch. Svrruzil rnzrf Looney, Avers, Montgomery, Lodge, hlurries, jones, Davis, Dufur, Niekles, Nxfillmorth, Iiicklin. Tfiirif V'0IL Cj,lil'Q1CliL'l, Mnsnr, Ash- down, johnson, Garber, Chrislenson, Ahlstrom, Vance, Leslie, Robbins, Riddle. lfunrlli mu'- Curt Blarvis, Billings, Madden, Beguhl, Ball, Gould, Roberts, Douvers, Dick, McLaughlin. Covey, Dick NX'eist. BASKICTBALI. l ir.iI r'111c'-Wes johnson, Gnhiola, Brumheld, Lodge, Brown, Knudsen, G, Bow, Pnsley, jur- ries, Sayre, Burns, johnson, Xlfestfnll. SITUIIAI ron'-Gifford, Steiner, Bates, Demond, MeNeel, Cayler, Wliod, Garber, I-lrnst, Christopher. -lensen, jones, Burton. 'I'fm'il rn11fCl1ri-,tenA sen, D. Bow, Bruecli. lfngle, Dufur, Covey, Vance, lfnzimrtrees, Biggerslnfl. ....s-...,,.-Q... Cuff ,larvis Caldwell vs. Nampa Wts ohn on

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Action Sprague and llolli. lfirii l'!lIl ciULlCl1 johnson, M. Moiilgoinery, Sparks, l.. Abe, Alarvis, Brown, Sayre. Vance, Colley, Farish. Swrrrltl VII!!-'IilllJCClK, Green, Hop- per, faylei: lirnst, Douglass, Madden. W'ood, Garland, C. Abe. Moore, B. Montgomery, Garber. The second baseball year coached by Wes Johnson has proved another successful SCHSOH. Outstanding players were: T. Sprague, C. Abe, Garland, B. Hoff, B. Brueck, F. Hopper, A. Sparks, and B. Green. Scheduled games are with Marsing, Meridian, Parma, and Conference games with Nampa and Boise. 1 With only three returning lettermen, Jim Warner, Bob Reed, and Tom Sprague, the Cougars built up a strong team and came out very well. Meets were held with Nampa, Boise, Emmett, Weiser and Payette. The District meet was held at Boise and The Big Six at Twin Falls, with the team showing up very well. 5' E v Fira! mu -Theobald, Moore, Harris, Grubb, Irvine, Aludd, Brumfield, Cayler, XX'ilker- son, Xvarner. Surofnf Vfllfm Allel1, Demoud, Xvcstfall, Garland, Colley, Platt, Halle, Brucck, Tlllifll mu' 7 Covey, Vail, Reed, Sprague, Melndoo, Ahlstrom, G a r li e r, Beguhl, Coach Russell.

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Giro s Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is organized to promote better sportsmanship and companionship throughout our school. Some of the activities we had this year were: the basketball playday, mixed sports playday, inner-school tournaments of volleyball, badminton, basket- ball, softball, and tennis. The oflicers for this year were: Shirley Peterson, Presidentg lo Ann lferro, Vice-Presidentg Pat Collins, Treasurer: Darla Engle, Secretaryg Barbara Little and Helen Handford Sergeant at armsg Barbara Vlfagner, point recorder. C Club members are the girls in G.A.A. who have earned two stripes and then have been initiat- ed. Elected President was Sandra Stringiieldg Vice-President Sue lur- riesg Seeretary-Treasurer, Norma Bates. I Girls' Club Gy mn isiies Li.:X.iX. Otliee liasltelball