Dietrich High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Dietrich, ID)

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X C9 - '-1' ' Q I 1 . I F'3'13'?47 '1-.4 . . , . :U ny? .A ,. ,. . . f . I- .,,, ,s..:5, I, ' -P it no ?'?. e I 'gg ,,. if illfi' law-' Nzrigwzfrwuerm-f Einar M' 1. 1-'W ,f l mx Q 'Jura' gym Ab I-' ' M M M ' S Q -. ,H ..,,,, v i CD , ' U, I Eg-G11 ff. A' A - '- '-ai! if , 1 i l., ,I I T,Q:ffgf.1 F 5451, 1' in CLASS HISTORY 'pri' ,E Q. In the fall of '35 the would-be first graders I ' .A ' entered school just alittle frightened and wonder- 4 ' '-'ij' ing what it was all about. A Of 'the original class only Shirley Edwards and X V A - John Thomas are being graduated this spring. , y-5 In the second grade Larry Johnson and las fh:I..4' I Walton joined us. The next year Jessie La Grange L 5 3 entered our class and Larry Johnson left. Bill bi z 3:-gf Ingram joined us inthe fifth grade, and Mae Walton I, 5 ? left us for Shoshone. John Hubert from Salt Lake - -' IE entered our cl'-ss in the seventh grade M Q 'A ' 1.- - Tl, We were properly initiated into high school i 5 in the fall of 'h3. Football suits, straight hair, A V Q and painted faces were worn for a week. At the end J- ' '7 U, tj of the week we were given a party, but seemed to be ' K Q .W the entertainers instead of the guests. But we all ,Q . 4 'Z T! I -J 1' . ,lil l got a big kick out of it. Ouch. Q14--1-3 ,A V. N . K In our sophomore year llae Walton rejoined us, i ,I X Barbara McArthur from Richfield, Glenn Stevens from ' . Burley, and Donald Ham from lanilla, Iowa entered ' w ,, . 1 . . . , 'I ,fig-4 our class. Larry Johnson rejoined us in our Junior 'wg ,awk-:A year. ' I ,. - A1 , P 27' it When we were Juniors we presented a play, My 10 is lg, Mother-in-Law, which was a howling success. The Q . audience .fairly screamed with laughter. gb? ' ' ' ,T E fg The boys have had positions on the basketball, '. --'yi football, and baseball teams since their sophomore le year. The girls gained positions on the girls' 'W .iv basketbil ani softball teams in their freshman .fi -' year. e gir s have had important parts in the 3-. .'-SEQ, rf ' 17 Glee Club. Hi. -'ir' f1 'N I Other activities of the class were the Junior 1 Prom and the Juxdor-Senior Banquet. The theme of -,H the Junior Prom was Moonlight and Roses, with ihe I gymnasium decorated accordingly. The theme of the ','-Lrg, - Banquet was Nocturne, which Jessie La Grange 3 44 X sang. ,V . C, I We will be graduated on lay 12, with Reverend 4 Brooks Moore as our commencement speaker. k en 2' QMQX N1 'ik 'J' P-fi ' N' txssee ' .qsliif-'1 'Y 'QLJQI' 2 l LIX ' si' 1 , Ia' 9.'--JW 415' 'xx . ri. 'ff-'f , W ttf Rin , v 4.1 ,. ,,.,-0, 1-. rf . , 'J' L Q. VW S W. . ,:::+f ' . ff-577 A . ,!m4,uqQ.f-1-'JL ,r-I 4 4, , .:,, Md' . , 'I ,- , 'ffjffiiz-q,,1?L. sw' 'N-lf--ifwfra ff' ' ' A ,I mf. 'T ,tif ,I ,dsgffiy . Dun :1iBgi:'ww,',fQ: . , ,