Fruitland High School - Poma Terra Yearbook (Fruitland, ID)

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LI NW' O 3? r- 'Wi ROW I LEFT TO ' RIGHT: R- Heflggelef, J. Baines R Sullins B Hutchinson B Connelly R Strawn D Martin, R. Jones. ROW 2: B. Thompson, M. M E Bellon, Advisor, F CLUB The 1953-54 F-Club was one of the most active lettermen's clubs Fruit- land High School has ever known. The F-Club is composed of boys who have lettered in one of the var- sity sports and have been officially initiated into the club. The officers this year Were: Bill Connelly, Presidentg John Baines, Vice President, Dan Martin, Secre- tary-Treasurer, and Milton McEwen, Sergeant At Arms. Activities planned this year included the annual bon-fire before the annual Armistice Day game with New Ply- mouth. They also planned a spring dance and sponsored various other fund-raising activities. Mess, N. Patrick, J. Schmelzel. ROW 3: R, Palmgr L Derle H Sager C Allen W Powell N C ross H- McEwen. K- Keck. ROW 4: Mr. Lewis, Advisor P McCabe J Petross J Wenzel D Moscrip M

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SQITU SN! ir! naim'li4. 1 lit ll! .1 A IM Quia -C' ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Judy, Advisor, G. Fry, P. Smith, L. Tschirgi, B. Montague, M. Wenzel, B. Parker J. Oyama, Mr. Patterson, Advisor. ROW 2: W. Johnson, G. Eldred, C. Points, J. Mootz, C. Updegraff, C. Fry. ROW 3: J. Chester, L. Hayes, J. Van Matre, N. Shaffer, L. Limbaugh, M. Johnson, B. Reimers, M. Merritt. PEP IIlUB Under the leadership of Miss Judy, Mr. Patterson, and President, Myrna Johnson, the Pep Club, had a very full and successful year. They marched at the basketball games and carried the blanket at the Line of Dimes, a drive to collect money for the March of Dimes. They also had charge of the Line of Dimes down town. Officers for this year were: Myrna Johnson, Presidentg Nellie Mae Shaf- fer, Vice Presidentg Claudette Points, Secretary, Barbara Parker, Treasurer, Barbara Montague, Drill Captain, Janeal Fitzsimmons, Drill Master, and Corynne Fry, Reporter. New members this year were Ruth Glasson and Barbara Montague, Seniors Lona Tschirgi, Junior, Crystal Updegraff, Joanne Mootz, Lyla Hayes, Ruth Copeland, Wanda Johnson and Barbara Parker, Freshmen. 34

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PUIHH TEHHH TO THE STUDENTS OF FRUIT LAND HIGH dv as In spite of the many prob- Xgxtzkbzgaqv that be siege any production A 4' Qsofbakgqi' staff, we are happy to present to 1 Q95 you the 1954 edition of the Poma Terra. 5 15,850 Although getting a late start, the staff mem- 9001 bers were very efficient and cooperative in meet- Q09 the deadlines with care and caution. RZSQOK There were few experienced members on the 1953-54 staff, but all the staff members were bursting with inspiration and ideas. We have endeavored to enclose in these pages your Fruitland High School memories of 1953-54. We, the staff, wish to thank the faculty and student body for their sincere cooperation throughout the produc- tion period. We also wish to thank Mr. Harano, our photo- graher, for his patience and understanding. It is our hope that you, the students of Fruitland High, enjoy the annual as much as we have enjoyed producing it for you. Your friends, Members of your 1953-54 Annual Staff SEATED FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Martin, P. McCabe. SECOND ROW: I. Cleverly, R. Strawn. THIRD ROW: M. Braw- ner, R. Vanderpool, M. Milton, M. Baines, L. Tschirgi, M. Ire- land, J. Dorrah, I. Oyama. FOURTH ROW: L. Derie, I.Bing- aman, L. Amos, D. Covington, B. Reimers, M. Stephens, G. E1- dred, E. Evans. STANDING: B. Montague, Miss Judy fAdvisorj, I. Van Matre, V. Butler, E. Lim- baugh, N. Cross, B. Gross.