Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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Many problems are to be con- fronted as they meet the first Monday of each month. This is the group which has the final authority on all matters pertaining to the school. Many hours of deep concern have been spent by these men and women who control our school. Back Row.-Buel Hockett, Forrest Holmes,JohnRoberts. Dale Hester, Alva Tish. Charles Lamm. Front Row.-John Baxter, Estel Weber, Velma Harris, Edith Comfort, Arthur Winters. DEDICATIO .few X Q In appreciation of his challenging and consistant Christian life, and for the prayers and tears on behalf of the Greenleaf Academy Student Body, we, the Annual staff dedicate this Annual to O. Lynn Hockett. Principal and Secretar X ggincwa ERS' QTY MR N H, Vggfsgfsecte GLEWA THE NEED OF THE HOUR Where there is no vision, the people perish. It has been the vision that has kept our academy going and growing for forty years. It was vision that caused them to sacrifice through the years, coupled with afaith in God. The need of the hour is that those who have been privileged to graduate from its halls may grasp and carry the torch of our founders with renewed devotion. God is certainly calling and using the young people of this generation to call America back to faith in God. The great national revivals are being headed by young men. The challenge comes to all young men and women who go from our academy to take their places of responsibility and leadership in God's plan for this age. This must be a time of all-out support and earnest prayer that God will con- tinue to use young people to carry His message to a Godless world. This is the need of the hour. F AQULTY was tx. Bom Bducat 99. P-. B. 'NXYXTEBS mu9axf5ocX-A scxenee M RS. A C0145 W el' INT ciil ERS aw?- 40? 5533086 C e Econfknkcs. Kon sc I e,,ce'. LGR Fo EN S fe len M L 1r,, EQQXKS YNJ skcax . 808 neu, Wlhemi em 5995110 tics 53. ,, lc IQ , CAD 'ra rhino Co J 'fw, CHURCH AND P AST OR i Greenleai Academy ls located this On the southeast corner oi the campus o beautliul church. Many splrltual blesslngs have come to the students and iaculty ln attendlng the services oi thls church. The pastor oi the church ls John ll. Baxter. He ls alded by hls lovely vllie, Thelma. Many are the dutles whlch come to any pastor, but especlally to one who must attend the splrltual problems oi a hlgh school also. Rev. Baller has d we hope as students we have not beentoo much been continually on the iob an oi a problem. Pnsron :onli smiles and WWE- 'CUNY 'nd IOY' Y x MEET UUR 31 , ,.-jf afp. QEFESIQ-ia' 3 x.2-F X freshmen 4I L txt!!-:X in-ff -xc: ill H I FT' 'I C I . X I A ', ,X 45 X x JS . 2 44- -iivx xi rl -mf -a-.f- 1-r ivnaovg 2'Q ..Qs A V 6 :Jai H . E L x fbusr ' I' x' '- -'- ' f-J5i!5.5 -' -My Sorhomore S 0214 x senior CLASS PRESIDENT NORM AN W XNX BRS G.F.A. 1,'2,3,43 Baskclhnh 2.3.43 T r .x Ck 2.3.41 K A H wer 'Rchocn Maskf:r 'Sg Chxsa Vresidcn oo: , D o 3.-1gB1md 1.2.4. Student Counch Ag Brasr- xx CL ASS VICE - PRESIDENT SE IDRS CLASS SECRET ABY MILTON FYYCH G-Y'.A. L2,3.43 BasketbaH 3.43 BneQchaH 3.Ag 5'-00W3U 3-49 Track 3.4. Boomer Schoux Mayer 3. GLENNA FH ANY- Nampa lr. Hxgh 13 Merkdkan 'lg G.F.A. 3,-1. 'Wlmsker Scmm M2sler 3g Oihce Ag Manager 3g Y-Tecra 'Lg Student Counch 4. 4 ORVILLE WINTERS LOU!! IAYFIILD G.F.A. l,2.3,45 Basketball l.2.3.45 Hoosier 51.5. 135,45 053035, gcgml Ulngrf' 3 Sc hool Master 35 Student Body President 45 A,-Q1 4. Brass Duo 3.45 Choir 45 Band 1.2.4. JACK DELAMARTER EVA MAE I-'ISK G.F.A. l.2.3,45 Basltthall l.2.3.45Baseball 1.2, G.I-'.A. 1.2.3,45 Basketball l,2,3.45 Yell Leader 3,45 HoosierSchool Master 35 CivtlService 1.25 Amicus 3,45 Choir l.2,3,4g Studert Council 35 Class President 15 Student Council !5Amicus 2,35 Hoosier School Master 35 Amicus SA. 45 Male Quzrtctte 2.3,45Cholr 1.23.45 Band l,2,4. f X 1 X xK K XR . N X Q X X if X Q X -:Aim . S K 5 X, X X X . .A Q m N X 3' -' Q f V.'?f?g5Qs 5 -A ,fx iris? A., gs- k 1 Q' 1 X Q32 :Q - f-ns' -'N if Qi. Mya ii -X Q Q X SN xxx ' Sift?-ag: Q- A Ng-LT S my if A156 -Q, f ' P y'i:f1s2:.Q. A Vs . x.15i .S wiikb' -2 , :Nqr lf iff 1? iff. . f K . T Wim 'Eggs . NORMAN RUSSELL Filer 1 I-'ruitland 2,3gG.F.A. 4. 7 R nov PUCKETT LEON n-:FFERY G F A 12 3 4s Hoosier School Master 3: G.r.A. 1,45 Burr oak 2,3g Baseball 1, Football Student Council 45 Student Body Secretary 4g 2,3,43 Track 2,335 Cl-my 4, Amicus 3 4 Paper Staff 43 Choir 2,3,4g Band 4. Senior Class History IN SEPTEMBER, 1947, a Freshman class of 18 members came into Greenleaf Academy and were steered through the year with Jack Delamarter as president and Mrs. Winters as sponsor. No worries marred the good times together that year. The fall of 1948 saw some changes in the class as Maxine Shelton, Melford Camp, Bertha Watson, Leon Jeffery, and Helen Cline left, but Terrell and Corwin Hanson from Boise 5' joined the ranks. Paul Ralphs was elected president with ' Mr. Winters as sponsor. The year was high-lighted by changing the tradition of the typical freshman initiation to a welcome party, iwhich included a hay-ride andawatermelon feedl. Another outstanding event of the year was the winning of the inter-class tournament by the sophomore boys. As the class entered the academy upper classmen ln 1949, Dick Jones and Bertha Watson were added to the roster, but Terrell and Corwin Hanson were missing. Chester Harris was class president and Miss Craven servedas the sponsor. Outstanding events were the Junior-Senior banquet, using MARY HAND-Not Pictured ALBERT FISHER-tl-'lrst Semester! Not Pictured the theme of rainbows. The Hoosier School Master fa three-act playl, was successfully presented to an appreci- ative audience. Much to the delight of the class members, the Junior boys again carried off the honors in the inter-class basketball tournament. As the seniors of 1950, Dick .Tones did not return, but Brooks Eaker,Leon Jeffery, Kenneth Switzer and Albert Fisher joined the ranks. At the end of the semester, Albert Fisher completed his work and Norman Russell entered at mid-year. Also mlsslng were Marilyn -Puckett and Bertha Watson. Norman Winters occupied the presldent's chair and Dick Cadd was class sponsor. This year completed the winning of the inter-class basketball tournament for three years. The traditional senior breakfast and sneak were enjoyed ln October. Norman and Orville Winters, Paul Ralphs, Jack Delamarter, Milton Fitch, Chester Harris, Velma Cloud, Eva Mae Fisk, Glen Tish, and Loulse Mayfield were the seniors who enjoyed all four years of high school together. The senior class wishes a successful year to the following classes with the best of luck. I QV' WL UNIGRSWVWWM W Xifedf W4 of W ., DICK FISK President DON LAMM AUDREY COMFORT Vlc Presldent Secretary-Tr Mlschievous, posltlvely unorthodox, slow, hard-working fwhen startedl, add the spice of 1lfe to the Academy. The class was advised by Mr. Armstrong with Richie Fisk as president. Don Lamm was Richie's rlght-hand man and Audrey Comfort took care of the business end of the class. They presented the play, Let Me Out Of Here! on March 30 to an appreciative audience in the gymnasium. It might be added that they gave the seniors a run for their money ln the inter-class tournament. V rf' 7- ARTHUR PERISNJ I I0 ANNE DON LADAM li xi? DOTTY R DICK F1518 I ,Y FRANCES YARN:-n ROBERT DU AHF- FODGE AUDREY COMFUN 1 44 MARTHA 0 'BRIEN JOHN BAN: IOYCE HOUV :- Fhst Semester Camera Dodger E 'KENNY-Y DAL Clmira Dodger Rd3ER BUF k HENR Y DOU1 x EYNOLUD LBROY TEF SGPHGMCRE 6 e 90 me 42- b ifbzet Qxovqgob Smiling, ambitious, ornery, a little more ripe than the frosh, next year's juniors. Dlck Rhoades occupied the president's chair and Mr. Winters sponsored the class. The leading class on the society column, they sponsored several parties, class and otherwise. ms, gg-:R nu-RY FAR . mlm. STANFELD ' .ik 1-M F it 1, 2,51 Menus COMFORT N ,Q Q' 63.9 Qc ,.. l 4 I mcmmn F5 .A ,tv U .. Gpanwm T N' EVA 0'BRiEN DALE SHERMAN IANETTE yu-DLEY ymgvm IENNXNGS Agyggg Ogygvm MARY I0 GEORGE ROBERT CHESS MARGARET KURTZ ARNOLD CLEM ,gif-J 51' PATRKCXA CAYLOR DONNA SWITZ-ER SAM MORSE DAVKD NETTLETON ,gwin ,Q 3 , x V X ME L LAMM-Presiden! , , mph I , , 4 jf., GF mx A N li an in Joan LYDA KATY OGIER MARIE HUTFHINS IXETTE FITFH CHARLES MCINDOO NEVA WINTERS DEAN STANDS- Vice- Pres. NEII. PIERSON-Serrf-tary if Q s . 53, ., if W V M .4 1 ...fs A T O AA ARNOLD WILLCUTS MILDRED WRIGHT PAYE MQCORD JANICH FODGFI S gas REX JONES GRACE WATSON 441 ,V if I7 4' J fff 0 II N jffkfff W:-N112 ff srugnm ' f Wjff 9-' WMS F fb. Cllllllll lfllllll CHIC! Q Ill E NT BODY Q mx, ENT S1-:CR PRESYD E TAR megan, Rawns Roy pucketf Ta QSQREZQQ -5 C1e,fL':+5Q:lfRER V9 ve 'W 010 STUDE T COUNCIL FICE Back row: Orvllle Winters, Paul Ralphs, Roy Puckett, Dick Fisk, Norman Winters, Middle row: Mel Lamm, Dick Rhoads, Brooks Eaker, Don Lamm. Front row: Janette Hadley, Glenna Frank, Janice Fodge. h F K Skv DWR xo Roger Bu Y X e YY youise Mayne S-gel' v Hoovef v Dewma Mui Wx dd Iac m. may l Dick is DB9 Vg? Anne 'Yun INC dz geaie any. Glenna Yr Who stole the glue? There goes another handful of Dick's hair!! We've just got to have more ads! Why don't the rest of the pictures come? AT LAST!!!! No pictures, no writeups, no glue, no money, no more hair-Well, kids, here is your armual with the best wishes of a tired annual staff who hope you enjoy it. -Jo. MARTHA 0'BRIEN Editor First Semester is?-Q5 Q. RWE? Y-igka owl' men Rhoads, Ee langue , , oygrlen' so G90 5 Y W-ne, skank- over. Ma' Arlene gg ROY gt-:gee Ho s 1 on 1 Q Backfflgi 902:31 Comm , Don Lied., mwcofa. H3 Sea e 'Dey 7 Fall The Academy's monthly publication, Bear Tales was edited during the first semester by Martha O'Brien with Audrey Comfort taking over second semester. Before the year closed the responsibility of editor shifted to Mary .To George who took Bear Tales through to the end. On Mr. Armstrong's strong shoulders fell the responsibility of ad- visor and proofreader. Bear Tales reported on a large number of topics of which sports, gossip, interviews, classes and discussions are a few. HST ' E .signers CHAPEL Every day is highlighted by our chapels, usually twenty minutes in length, but on special occasions the time varies. During the school year a student revival is held. This year Rev. G. Franklin Allee was our evangelist, His sermons were a real blessing and several received spiritual help. Rev. Don Looney, I mean Lonie, made a big hit by making chapel very enjoyable and, at the same time, many found spiritual help. CHAPEL COMMITTEE PAYE MCCORD - DONNA SWITZER - IO ANNE TUNING MISS CRAVEN - ROY PUCKETT D PUTA T10 9 r-YY' N 01+ alps?-SWT Onhdpgfvs a'1d Q 110888 JACK DELAMARTER-pi3nlSf Deputation work from our school is continuous throughout the year. Many times we are unable to meet the demand. The groups pictured on this page have been meeting the demand in their respective fields. Con- secrated talent in the Lord's service. ORVILLE WINTERS Song Leading GREENLEAF ACADEMY C1-tom smos Fon YOUTH Fon CHRIST. RICHARD G. CADD -- Director QDL3. Back row: Bob Hodson, Brooks Eaker, Dick Fisk, Jack Delamarter, Art Perlsho, Orville Winters, Chester Harris, Roy Puckett, Don Lamm. Second row: Leroy Jeffery, Neil Pierson, Mel Lamm, Audrey Comfort, Mary Jo George, Jo Anne Tuning, Leon Jeffery, Johnny Lyda, Arnold Willcuts. Front row: Dick Cadd, Frances Farner, Faye McCord, Dotty Reynolds, Eva Mae Flsk Joyce Hoover, Muriel Hoover, Katy Ogier, Mary Farner, Eva 0'Brlen Janette Hadley. JACK DELAMARTER Pianist CHOIR AT REHEARSAL Wliitef X4 Bugeless W OR Trafls WINT E' Ma Riga? tion Rs VILLE. 0333. The choir which consists of thirty voices has been very active under the splendid direction of Dick Cadd. The many duties of the organization were carried out by officers, Don Lamm heading the list as president-business manager. The busiest man of all, no doubt, was our transportation manager, Orville Winters. The choir sang at about thirty different occasions during the year to an estimated six or seven thousand people. The demand for the choir was so great that many churches and organizations had to be turned down. The choir was given a Number 1 rating by all the judges at the District Music Festival. They were also invited to sing on the evetiing program, the only other choir being Boise High School. As we go to press th results of the State Festival at Twin Falls are unavailable. , The joys of singing and of choir tours are not to be' expressed in writing as any- one who has ever sung in a choir knows. Such was this 1950-51 choir year. mot-famizrtv 1.9 :A D x. QQJ' !'xx5g 'F gA,:88gl 9 0' I YOUTH onthe MARCH CL B s U., A Q. irQf'V ECOND MAH. HKXMASTER FWSTLQQQEXE S 10 Tuning Janette Hadley Don 1 Spiritual Lessons by Cartoons DEC Bob - Youth on the March Club is the club in school that sparks the spiritual trend of the students. A new club this year, it meets once a week during chapel time, having the officers follow the theme ofaship. The captain -is Christ, with a First Mate, Second Mate, etc., down to the crew, which is all the members. Aprogram committee called deck- hands, provides for an interesting club meeting each week. Clubtlme Weighs Anchor with Crew Aboard Prayer time at the club. Give Me Those Pants osx 'QW' 69 .Setsvxa X ov' 'A The Junior class play, Let Me Out of Here, was presented on the evening of March 30, 1951, to a large and appreciative audience, and was declared as being very entertaining. Lead parts were played by Audrey Comfort, Jo Anne uHe To ok My T1-0 Vsers Tuning, Dick Fisk and Don Lamm. The theme of it was trousers -ripping, lending, borrowing, and swiping them. rveymls .-ws Sxmpw W union- enior anquef One of the very few formal occasions held during the school year is the annual Junior- Senlor Banquet, which is looked forward to very much by the upper-classmen. It was held ln the new academy building on the evening of May 11, 1951. The theme, Spring Fever , was carried out with decorations of spring flowers and Dlck Cadd sang Lazy Bones . One of the toasts was entitled Sulphur and Molasses . This occasion was very much enjoyed by all and we hope future such occasions will be as successful. 3 'ATHE HARBERSHOPH-Entertainment by the Male Quartet Cvmmvrcial Department Booth Serra-tary-Jo Anne FALL FESTIVAL Jne of the highlights of this school year s the Fall Festival. Booths were erected by various groups :h as the G.F.A., Commercial Department, academy quartet, the Farm Bureau, and er such groups. Phe evening was climaxed by skits and an tion. The funds raised by the booths went the new basketball scoreclock and those m the auction went to the new academy Lding. Ve hope this will be an annual event. awww . .Sr I wgixciione The Hot Dog Stand Taur H Q' ' Truth or Consequence Booth Firs e I ....... 55 1 .. , ,ML ' U Xa 3,7 ' irlz flze M0 ze r pwew K we Pepplest Most Sincere Christian cu . Up1,,. Best Pals f. 'F'5 1 P ,Q 4 Q Ka JV MS' W - in Nf? , M L W-.244 'Wg- Q M Qi, ',t'2K, , aj Q'l'if' 'fa r we, 05.741 'Lag j'2 1 COACH- Bob Armstrong With the coming of Mr. Bob Armstrong this year the sports field at Greenleaf Academy has soared to new heights, with the anticipation for even greater things next year. The foot- ball season stood out this year taking only one loss, and that by only one point. Our coach really knows his sports being a veteran in the field all his school days. Here we pre- sent the teams and their records. THE PEP BAND T9 Clllll-Ill Fill!!! Cllltl ll! ICE! I I I I 3 'rn cumin Lsmsns LET 'EM HAVE IT! ough the Center, Fellas Ck uarier 'ba mcg fiigfgpmln FOGTBALL Greenleaf Academy ended the 1950footba11 season with a very impressive record of five wins and only one loss. Coach Bob Armstrong, a stellar athlete from George Fox College, employed a split T formation. The Grizzlies possessed a very effective passing attack with Dick Fisk throwing and .Terry Weber and Paul Ralphs, r e c e iving. Don Lamm and Albert Fisher proved to be very hard-running backs, repeatedly ripping off huge chunks of yardage. ff-r Nr' Xp! q Q 1950 FOOTBALL SQUAD PAUL RALP End - Co-Ca Highlighting the year was a 26-7 victory over Nampa Nazarene Academy, in a hard- fought contest at Nampa. The lone mar on the Grizzlies record was a 13-12 defeat at the hands of Council. .Terry Weber, star end, was injured onahardtackle and Council proceded to score the turning T.D. and convert to knock the Academy from the unbeaten ranks. All in all it was a very successful season, and we feel that the Academy squad ranked among the top teams in the State. 890595 DXCK G 0.16 NN TSB, GLF, DUANE FODGE Ce ter G.F.A.- - - G.F.A.- - - G.F.A.- - - G.F.A.- - - 40 32 G.F.A.- - -25 26 12 G.F.A.- - -32 9K DON Y-mmrv PIGSKIN PARADE Donnelly McCall - - - 6 Nampa Nazarene- - - 6 St. Teresa ------ 6 Nampa Nazarene - - - 7 Council ------- 13 New Meadows - - - 25 LEON IEFFERY NG ul-rd BASKETB LL PAUL RALPHS- Forward ck Deumarlil' v w Bob Annatrohs, Norman wma In ck ro ' b chess Ba - paul Ralgshs- mmm. mek Fisk- B0 ville W l ?rBbxck Rho: . DO Front WW' The team was paced b y Paul Ralphs who scored 188 points. Jack Delamarter was seco d i ' ' n n scormg with 137 tallxes. The team was hot and cold, but came through a rugged t l we ve-game schedule with a respectable record of seven wins and five losses. They also handed defeats to the local town team and the academy team of 1948. The highlight bf the season was the closing game of the sea son with a highly-regarded Notus fiv . T e he academy team trounced the visitors 75 to 41. Interest was running high when Coach Armstrong called for basketball tryouts. He was greeted by five returning lettermen. Competition was keen for a starting position with rookies Billy Hopper, Don Lamm, Dick Fisk, and Bob Chess pressing veterans hard. The teams sorely missed the services of A1 Fisher and Billy Hopper who failed to register for the second semester. porvifd MARTBR' nc! DEM' f as fiilllfd WINTE on vu. NORMAN 'HE Wnm-ms- Center JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Back row: Bob Armstrong, Dunne Fodge, Dale Sherman, Marvin Iennlx, Mel Lamm, Front row: Nell Plereon, Henry Douty, Mllton Fitch, Glen Tleh, Dean nde. Not pictured: Roger Barley. The junior varsity mimicked the varsity's record by wlnnlng seven and losing flve games. Roger Burley did yeomen's duty as he potted basket after basket to head scoring. Dick Rhoads did a very commendable job as manager for the two teams. As in the two previous years, a tall senior team won the honors in the inter- class basketball tournament but not before edging out a scrapping junior team. The sophomores finished third and a fighting reshrnan team came in fourth. HOOP PARADE Wilder - - - Greenleaf Ea le ---- Greenleaf Wlfder - - - Greenleaf Notus ---- Greenleaf Nampa -- - Greenleaf St. Teresa--- Greenleaf Marslng-- Greenleaf Eagle ---- Greenleaf St. Teresa Greenleaf Nampa - -- Greenleaf Marslng-- Greenleaf Notus ------- Greenleaf Back row: Duane Fodge, 2nd base, Don Lamm, lst base, Milton Fitch, field, Paul Ralphs, pitcherg Dlck Fink, lhort stop. Front row: Glen Tlsh, ft dy Bob Chess, catcher, Henry Douty, lteldg Nell Pierson, Srd base. BASEB LL Due to the weather the Grizzly baseball campaign got started a little late this season but, thanks to Coach Bob's capableness, the five games played thus far have resulted in three wlns while dropping two. The usual battery has been Ralphs, pitcher and Bob Chess, catcher. Completing the in- field was Jack Delamarter at first, Don Lamm at second, and Dick Fisk at shortstop. Nell Pierson, a freshman, held down the hot corner. The outfield positions have been by Glen Tlsh, Henry Douty, and Milton c . PITCHER-Plul Ralph! X CATCI-KEN-Bob Chess Credit should also be given to the very fine pitching roll portrayed by Paul Ralphs who gets credit for all three Grizzly victories. The team's ability to hit the ball has been quite good, the leader in this field also being Paul Ralphs with a booming .571. Dick Fisk has been hitting the ball with a lot of authority with an average of .462. He was closely followed by Bob Chess at .400, .Tack Delamarter at .333, and Glen Tish at .294. TENNIS BOYS 'G' CLUB 5 The boy's G club is the 1etterman's club of the school. This year's lettermen are shown in the picture as well as outgoing seniors. The club had a fine House of Mystery for the Fall Festival in November. They also sponsored the grade school basketball tournament. GREENLEAF GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ,fd 19' MURIEL HOOVER, EVA MAE FEK, DONNA SWITZER, JOYCE HOOVER, GLENNA FRANK This group is made up of the girls who earned letters for basketball. They sell pop, candy, hot dogs, and pop corn at the football and basketball games. GIRL BASKETBALL The girls basketball team was fair this year. In most of the games played the scores were usually pretty close. The girls basketball team line-up is as follows: Games FORWARDS GUARDS Mildred Wright Janette Hadley Donna Switzer Audrey Comfort Joyce Hoover Eva Mae Fisk Mary Jo George Gerry Tuning Faye McCord Janice Fodge were as follows: December 22, 19 January 2, 1951 January 8, 1951 January, 1951 January 19, 1951 January 20, 1951 Bette Fitch George Fox College- - Greenleaf ------- Greenleaf ------- Middleton - - - - Homedale - - - - Greenleaf - - - - at Greenleaf at Notus at Caldwell at Greenleaf at Greenleaf at Marsing T00 Late To CZHSSXQI MARY IO GEORGE MARY HAND Paper Edllvf Senior Chu AMICUS STAFF . Io Anne Tuning . Muriel Hoover . Glenna Frank .Tack Delamarter . Dick Fisk Paul Ralphs . Eva Mae Fisk . . Don Lamm Artists . . Dick Fisk Roger Burley Proof Readers . . Roy Pucke.: Louise Mayfielf' Advisor . . Dick Cado Photography by Harold Antrim 5,4 1 yi 'fyQxg,.nvfwQg,, A M f ,,. H Rs. ' . 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MATERIAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ALL KIND OF SEEDS Phone 0'16R1 Greenleaf 1 'uv TUFT MACHINE SHOP Howard L Toft, Prop Weldmg, Blacksmlthmg Machme Work Truck Beds Made to Order Caldwell Idaho Wllder Hlghway Phone 1436 W It Pays to Shop at PENNEY S The Store that Thrlft Bu11t J C Penney Co Caldwell Greenleaf Lockers See the finest in FARM MACHINERY THE FARM EQUIPMENT C0 our O11ver Dealer' 704 Albany St Phone 678 Caldwell, Idaho WALKER SHAFFER AGENCY Charles L Shaffer INSURANCE BONDS REAL ESTATE Phone 380 Caldwell Idaho It's Safer to Insure with Shaffer Custom Cuttlng Wrappmg Freezmg S d Rendermg an Curmg By Fish Fly Factory Glen Sherman Custom Slaughtermg Caldwell, Idaho John Kmght Dhone 076J2 John and Saya Johnston Service Parts Co Anderson Motor Inc Complete Stock Studebaker Sales Servlce of Automotlve Parts Supplles and Shop Equlpment Machme Shop Service Stores located at Bonse Nampa Caldwell Payette Welser Nyssa, Ore 605 Mam St Phone 138 Caldwell, Idaho BALII llRVI Cl ' ' at Y' ' I ., 1 , -, -, Hlll . - l . 4 . , I The Colden Rule Store Caldwell THE BEST PLACE AFTER ALL Becker Hardware 00. If It's Hardware, We Have It 120 S. Kimball Caldwell For the best in Sports Equipment Caldwell Sporting 00008 STORE 706 Arthur St. Caldwell, Idaho Phone 1163-W HOME LUMBER 8. COAL C0 Bob Dawson Phone 780 or 781 Caldwell Idaho Hrst National Bank Member F. D. I. C. Caldwell, Idaho PECKHAM' Ca1dwell's Furniture and Music Center Caldwell, Idaho ' PLZ , Q' 'f-Q, L3 2' 'ig 7, K ,D X , A 7 ca1dweri i5iln-al oo. For All Occasions The Finest In Flows:-I Phone 1120 111 South Kimball Falk's A Pioneer Institution Since 1868 Famous for Famous Names McCLURE'S HOME BAKERY for the Best in Bakery Products Phone 162 Caldwell gears. sm sam The longer we travel on this business journey, the more we realize the value of old friends. Phone 35 Caldwell THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CALDWELL The Bank of Personal Service Caldwell Idaho MELBA FRIENDS CHURCH A Rural Church with a Biblical Message. Sunday School ...... 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship . . . 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor . . . 7:15 p.m. Evening See ....... mmm Evening Service ..... 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting CWed.J . 8:00 p.m. Russel Stands, Pastor Watkins Products Vitamins, Minerals and Speciality Curtis Morse Greenleaf Idaho BOISE FRIENDS CHURCH 12th and Eastman Streets Paul W. Barnett, Pastor 1 Before thy sheep, great Shepherd, go, and gui e into thy perfect will. Charles Wesley 71 Idaho Egg Producers Cooperative Marketing Assn. Pocatello - Twin Falls Boise - Payette Main Office Caldwell Idaho STAR FRIENDS CHURCH Star, Idaho Sunday School .... Worship Service . . . Christian Endeavor . . Evening Service . . . . 10:00 a.m. . 11:00 a.m. . 7:00 p.m. . 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting fWed.D . . 8:00 p.m. Nathan B. Pierson, Pastor Albertson's Food Center Caldwell's Friendllest Store Groceries, Self-Service Lodge Motor Co., Inc. Department for Chrysler Products Dutch Girl Bakery zg?dt,2?iur St' Phoilcfazg Caldwell Idaho SERVICE PARTS 00. Parts, Equipment and Supplies Caldwell Idaho H. I. MCNEEL, Inc. GE NE RAL CONTRACTING Building Materials, Millwork, Hardware Heating, Sheet Metal Work, Paints, Linoleum and Tile CALDWELL, IDAHO 1024 Arthur Street Phone 1361 LEO I. MASDN MUTDR CU. Caldwell, Idaho Phone 1747 Garber Motor Company Sales Service Caldwell. Idaho Irrigators Lumber Co. Where most folks buy their coal Phone 627 Caldwell Jock Murdock Fmonce Co., Inc 20780 9th St. 5 XX W . ,S , M,,a. , N.: my if wk an is-4555- -if uh Pennywise Drug Store CANYON BOTTLING C aldweu Idaho C aldwell Idaho In I I M. H. DILLON Dealer in all Kinds of Livestock Trucker and Hauler Phone 07115 I Greenleaf Idaho PROFESSIONAL CARDS CLEVE GROOME Attorney at Law Caldwell Idaho I W. A. SOWER,,D. M.D. Western Building Caldwell Idaho MARTIN WHOLESALE CO. Phone 980 Caldwell Idaho VASSAR PRODUCE I Caldwell Idaho VALLEY FLORAL PONTIAC 911 Blaine Street Sale and Service Caldwell Idaho Caldwell Idaho THE PANTCRIUM CLEANERS - LAUNDERERS FURRIERS AND TAILORS Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Fur Storage - Cleaning - Glazing Altering and Repairing Hats Cleaned and Blocked : 414 Main CALDWELL ' 106 S. Kimball BURN CHE VR0lE T C 0., Inc. First in Sales - First in Service Phone 167 Caldwell, Idaho J. W. WEEKS 8z SON JoHN DEERE SALES si SERVICE Phone 128 Caldwell, Idaho Phone 67 1'-A QW ww-'f f ' WHITNEY FRIENDS CHURCH gwm 70 6 Newberg, Oregon on the bench l The only Quaker college in the Boise Idaho Northwest O K SALES YARD Phone 83 Caldwell, Idaho Livestock Sale Every Thursday NAMPA LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Phone 264 Nampa Livestock Sale Every Monday Co-ops are Good Community Builders Remember your COA when you need Petroleum Products, Farm Machinery and Farm Supplies, Building Materials, Cook Pressure Systems, Stout Sprinkler Systems, COOPERATIVE OIL ASSOCIATION, Inc. You Need Your Co-op Your Co-op Needs You GREENLEAF CREAMERY GREENLEAF GARAGE Boise Valley's Finest Ice Cream Roy Fisk and Claude Hurst Nampa Idaho Greenlea.f Idaho ALEXANDER'S STORE Caldwell Idaho Hoff Building Supply e of Quality Materials and Skilled Craftsme Phone 1212 1403 Chicago St Caldwell Idaho GREENLEAF STIIRE D g a d School S ppli G eenleaf Idaho SUMMERS STATIONERY Caldwell Idaho CANYUN ABSTRACT 81 TITLE C0 ltd Established 1892 Cald ell Idaho Title Ins rance Abstracts of Title Fire Insura ce IDAHO MEA T PACKERS, Inc Idaho s Finest Livestock Ma ket U S Inspected Caldwell Idaho Phone 999 P O Box 167 EASTER REAL ESTATE MQDEL CASH GRQCERY Caldwell Idaho Cald ell s Farm Store I I I, I Hom n I I I W ' ' u r ! n - 1 O Groceries, Meats, Vegetables , ru n u es r r fzrfzfffzfrrzrzzzrrzzfzr ffzffffzfffzrzrrzzffzfz 11rr:11r111fzruzrffzzzzprzzffznff111111, 11 x ' . V ' X 1,1 . , ff X , ll 0 a iff , -4:51 ' 'L' ,xr fy I, X, xx- .ffr A I X1 ' 2 ' ' Lf X .V f 'ff i Q 4' ,J,,,4 -N N,p.5f:j. 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