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

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MAIORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Bingaman, P. Smith, F. Tannlund, K. Hale, M. Johnson. ROW I, SEATED: C. Carnefix, M. Christensen, R. Vanderpool, M. Scalph, V. Christensen, P. Christensen, I. Secoy. ROW 2: V. Taylor, J. Carnefix, R. Stephens, M. Cary, I. Cary, C. Jones, J. Vanderpool, D. Prawitz. P. Jones, F. Schmid. ROW 3: B. Baldwin, L. Dorathy. L. Hutchinson, D. Shuster, D. Reece, G. I-lendersen, N. Mogenson, K. Sager, K. Evans, G. Groves, D. Wilson, T. Neilsen, N. Shubert. ROW 4, STANDING: B. Dennett, J. Cross, T. Cook, N. Palmer, B.Trus sell, Mr. Purcell, Director. Under the capable leadership of John Purcell, the Band has taken part in many activities this year. To start the year they marched at the Jamboree at Parma. On Armistice Day the Fruitland Band and the New Plymouth Band put on a performance during the half time. Peggy Christensen, student director, led the band at all the football and basketball games held at home. The Fruitland High Band took part in the Christmas Parade held in Boise on November 28, and played at the Music Festival and Clinic. They gave a winter Con- cert in December. The climax of the year came when they took part in the Apple Blossom Festival and Parade. The Band not only furnished entertainment through- out the year, but also raised money for new uniforms by sponsering the School Carnival in November. 42

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g, M 'V ' f A ' Fr i g HE UE ,- Ui. . c fy, f We E ff' Tw' ., Cheerleaders chosen by the students at try-outs in the fall were Marilyn Mattoch, Mall Letha Baines, and Earlene Tyree. They led the yells at football games, basketball games, and led the pep assemblies. Little Annie Bellon was our Mascot. She was dressed identically like the Qheerleaders. ...af Snr' ., A LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Phyllis Smith, Konnie Hale, Frances Tannlund, Joanne Bingaman, Myrna Johnson. At the beginning of the school year a new ma- jorette, Konnie Hale, was chosen to fill the posi- tion left by Barbara Daniels. The returning ma- jorettes were Myrna Johnson, Frances Tannlund, Phyllis Smith, and Joanne Bingaman. Frances Tannlund and Joanne Bingaman shared the position of Drum Majorette in leading the drills and parades. LEFT TO RIGHT: Earlene Tyree, Mall Letha Baines, Marilyn Mattoch 'C

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' I . , i i L i O si ROW Ig C. Dale, J. Cleverly, J. Burham, L. Tschirgi, D. Lisenby, D. Cleverly, C. Fry, G. Fry, Mr. Purcell, Director. ROW 2: E. Tyree, E. Evans, J. Martin, N. Stokes, N. Cross, S. Bolz, B. Gross, M. Higley, L. Strawn. ROW 3: J. Dorrah, M. Talbot, D. Evans, I. Bell, M. Milton, M. Stephens, M. Merritt. The gay choristers of Fruitland High under the direction of Mr. Purcell carried on many activities this year, among which were Festivals, Clinics, Concerts, and an Operetta. A girls sextet composed of Jerilyn Cleverly, Deone Cleverly, Mary Beth Stephens, Marilyn Merritt, Merlyn Milton, Evelyn Evans and a boys' quartet made up of Kenneth Keck, Neil Cross, Neil Mogensen and Harley Sager contrib- uted greatly to the programs.