Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Li.' 2 Lk .fx hh Cy Q QXW Www Mwfjffxfqff W W W Qffwygwgy, HQWQEQW X 7 Seniors. .Q- GH 'J' H if A i 4 'S M, wx ' -., F ,, 5 ,. vane. if a ' ' .KM ,1 MQ TEV 2 Z? ff fr, .K 1 x 9,3 + af of :T - ,-W 4 , 64' .- ,ka -.' ' , Y Q a , .x ' .gpgqgvxafx L, , - 1 fa -A 31. we PRESIDENT Arnold Lee Portland Christian Hi Sc. 1-2-33 G, F, A, 43 Student Council I-43 Student Body Pres. Zz Choir Z-3-3 Ouartet Z-33 Student Chaplain 33 Class Pres. 43 Basketball 33 Base- ball 3-43 Ass. Fd. School Paper 1' Paper Staff 33 Parlirnentarian of Parlimentary Club 43 I VIC E PR FSIDFNT Roger Burley G. F, A, 1-2-3-43 Basketball l-2-'3-43 Football 3-43 Make Room for Rod- ney Z3 Dot the Miner's Daughter 13 Let Me Out Of Here 3g Annual 3-43 Paper Staff 43 Parlimentary Club 43 Senior Class Vice. Pres. 4g Bible Club Deck Hand 4. K f SECRETARY Peggy Terrel Middleton 1-2-33 G.F',A,43 Sec. and Treas. of class 43 Parli- mentary Club 43 Paper Staff 4. -ci ff H 1 x-f ' ,f, K ' 2 P 'x vw X l ' Bob Hodson X! l X X ffl '11, S I xx lll wvrl 1 f ff If vf Q G,F,A, 1-2.-3-45 Choir 1-Z-3-45 Quartet 3-45 Bible Club Pres. 45 Make Room For Rodney Z5 Paper Staff 3-4. Joyce Hoover , G. F. A, 1-2-3-45 Sec. of Student Body 45 Bible Club Deck Hand 4, V ' Paper Staff 35 Choir Z-3-45 G. G. M A,A, 1-2-3-45 Athletics 1-2-3-45 Let Me Out Of Here 35 Asst. M54 P, E. Teacher 45 Sextette 45 Parlimentary Club 4. Duane Fodge G. F, A, 1-Z-3-45 Football 1-Z-3-45 Basketball 35 Track lg Choir 35 'Let Me Out Of Here 35 Make Room For Rodney Z5 G Club Pre Bible Club Deck. Hand 4. 5. 45 Parlimentary Club Vice Pres. 45 ,XX XXX Qi L Lfyxyg . C E X S xx ia NX ' Q 4 - N . .x 5 Xi S K r Xl Q XS nu' - ' xx L W 5 'N' vi ul I- N I X! my ,IKM f Z! !'f' X l R xg QW -X! C- if ax ff a lle! 4' 5 X H Dale Tenney Correspondence in Costa Rica 15 Salt Lake Z3 G.F.A. 3-4g Lauren Nichols Nampa Nazarene l-Z-39 G.F.A. 45 Basketball Z-3-45 Football 3-4g Choir Z-3-4g Baseball Z. l Dotty Reynolds G.F.A. 1-2-3-4g Choir 3-4g Seein The Elephant 2.3 Let Me Out Of Here 33 Parlimentary Club 4. FR O Q Martha O'Brien Q? Yakima 15 G. F. A. 2-3-45 Girl's 'A On, x sf' League Rep. 15 After School ' A 5 1 Sports 15 Choir 5-Z-3-45 Basket- L g 1- W J ball 2-39 G. G. A. A. 4: Yell leader Q' 1 1 4 3-45 Picture Ed, of Annual 45 5 Paper Editor 35 Trio Z5 Queen's - A 5 Xl 3 Court 2, f .- A-J? 5 'uf Q ' G , 'I -' fx Elilli X EEE' l 1' , f 1:1 In ' fl HE X 5? . ln: im :I S X u 1 I ' -.ik-4 A C 1 ' 'a I gf... 7 's Sam Farmer S Nampa l-Z-35 G, F. A, 45 Varsity Debate 35 Drarnatics 1-2-35 Or- chestra 35 Kiwanas Z-35 Annual Ed, 45 Choir 45 Thespians Z-3-45 1 3 Dramatic Club 15 N, F, L, 1-Z-3-45 Student Council 1-45 Parlimentary 1 xx. V Club 45 C'Est La Guerre 1' Love X-N ' C Ls' Hits Wilbur 15 Tiger House Z5 Three Old Maid Aunts 25 Our Hearts Q X Were Young And Gay Z5 Seven Keys W to Baldpateu 35 Magnificent Obsesion 'Q 3. X, Frances Farmer G,F, A, 1-2-3-4-5 Choir 1-Z-3-45 Class Sec. 15 Seeing The Elephant Z5 Let Me Out Of Here 35 Chapel Comm Rep. 45 Bus. Man. of Annual 45 Bible Club Paymaster 4. Audrey Comfort Art Perisho G. F, A, 1-Z-3-43 Choir 1-Z-3-45 Seaquim Wash. 1-Z5 G. F.A. 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Make Room For Football 3-43 Basketball Z-3-4: Rodney Z: Class Sec. 35 Student Baseball 2-35 Let Me Out Of Here 3 Council 4g Let Me Out Of Here Choir 1-Z-3-45 Quartet 4. 3: Trio Z: Sextette 43 G. G, A. A, 3-43 Paper Staff 33 Parlimentary Club 4. Norman Russell Filerlg Fruitland Z-35 G. F, A, 4g Student Council 45 Bible Club Pres. 4. l - JV Jo Anne Tuning Salem Academy 15 .G.F.A, 2-3-45 Choir Z-3-45 Make Room For Rod ney 25 Chapel Comm. 35 Annual Ed. 35 Let Me Out Of Here 35 Sexette 45 Annual Staff 45 Trio Z5 Student Body Treas. 45 Office Girl 4. Don Lamm G.F.A l-Z-3-45 Baseball 1-Z-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basketball Z-3-45 Choir 3-45 Make Room For Rodney Z5 Let Me Out Of Here 35 Student Body Pres. 45 Vice Pres. 35 Stu- dent Council 3-45 Annual Staff 3-45 Paper Staff 35 Parlimentary Club45 Bible Club lst Mate 35 Bible Club Znd Mate 4. N1 ll! Dick Fisk G.F,A, l-2-3-45 Vice Pres. 15 Sargent at Arms 25 Class Pres. 2 Student Body Vice Pres. 45 Parlimentary Club 45 Choir 3-4: Quartet 45 Basketball Z-3-45 Foot- ball Z-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Student Council 2-3-45 Seeing The Elephant Z5 Let Me Out Of Here 35 Annual Staff 3-45 Paper Staff 3. I fe? Q A FP R. Alvin Solts John Hand Nampa Nazarene 1-Z-3: G.F.A 43 Adrian l-Zg G,F,A, 3-45 Football Choir l-Z-3-45 Basketball 3-4g 4, Football 43 Paper Staff 45 Quartet 3-4. i 1-fu fi 219,52 ri all J J Corrine Emry G.F'.A, l-Z-35 Choir l-Z-35 Sextette 39 Basketball l-Z3 Yell Leader 23 Make Room For Rodney Z5 Queen's Court Z9 Pianist 35 Bible Club Vice Pres. 35 Student Council 15 Social Chairman Zg G.G.A.A. Z-3. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Dear Mr. Armstrong: In the fifteen years that have passed since the class of '52 left this institution, they have taken up many different jobs and residences which might be of interest to you. Last week while on a business trip in Southern California I saw a number of signs advertising nFarmer's Baby Sittin' Union.u fAnd here Martha was always saying she didn't like kids.l ' I just heard by the grape vine that Dotty Reynolds is in charge of The Home for Feeble Minded at Blackfoot. She must have slipped acog somewhere. Lauren Nichols is teaching a class of uwar bridesn how to cook and sew. Too bad he didn't get to take Home Ec. Quiet Norman Russell is a nbarkeru for Barnum and Bailey Circus. I never thought it was in him. I see Art Perisho sometimes and it seems he is still sticking up for grade school kids. He's principal at Greenleaf Grade School. Don Lamm, Student Body President of '52 has turned pianist and is accompanying Audrey Comfort on her television program, nOnce in a Life Time.u It seems a new opera team has hit Broadway and, believe it or not, it's our old schoolmates, Joyce Hoover and Duane Fodge. Thelastl heard aboutBobHodson, Frances Farner and Peggy Terrell, they were all happily C71 married and doing well except Bob Hodson who is still living in a Vet House at George Fox College. He just can't seem to get through college. Arnold Lee is a deep sea diver. I always thought he would go offarsga and deep end someday. Guess why? Jo Anne Tuning has become a merimaid. Al Solts is singing with Spike Jones's Band. Quite a step up for him, don't you think? Dale T.fTexasl Tenny,RogerBurley and John Hand are still uhorsinn around. They own a big ranch down in Texas. I hear that Rich Fisk has been trying ever since his graduation to get the Cleveland Indians to sign him up for football. CThere is a pro football team in Cleveland isn't there?J They tell me that Corrine Emry, while at West Point, came through with flying colors and is now a pilot in the R. A. F. She always did like airplanes. Sincerely yours, A junior of '52 Z 71.19 1 f, Dink W. ,K 5,5 af 'if V ff W ww ' N' . 'ugh Roger 'M Lorrie .,., r' 5 A ,,,,, 1 Q 2 if 3 2 , we 1- V i ,A sv , 23: Y . x vfy .. I yr- Q: , Franny. ., . o o ., . ---A ,.,. -f-- A John Norman Marthy Peg Artery GW 4 Bob Tex ',:, Joyce Dottie 195.2 Rich Arnold San-1 Art Bop,Armstrong Don Cork ?WWQmQ THE : SENIOR SNEAK i l .,., ,rpm M ,.W ,,W ' s,wwwqwwsrmEwmm'2.'mw.as ',', I EQ, XEQQEE ': 'figiif' '.-. ': ':'qq 'gf 'f-' tibmt WMS Hili? -'.' WHT? 5? EgfT' ' -:-fa: QQ' kai- H----- - . ,. . ..,:,. if Q. -Q ' 'A ,..:,:' f.. ' ' 1 ': ' 'I .- - ' , aff sewer 2A' 'V':'f:--, ,.,.. ,sn ,M i,msi 'pig W ts On thewarm moonlight morning of Sept. 20, 1951, the various members of the Senior Class arose early, most of us before 4:00 A. M. We met at the Academy and after we got John Hand out of bed and pealed the bell a few times, we piled into the cars and were on our merry way. Those who took cars were Bob Armstrong, Peggy Terril, Art Perisho and Dink Fodge. Our first stop was at Banks where we got something to eat and stretched our legs. Then we continued our journey to Warm Lake. On the way to the lake the occupants of Fodge's car exercised themselves by pushing the car. I don't know why they did but I think they enjoyed it. 5 After we got to Warm Lake, most of the kids went for boat rides for an hour or two, then we came back and ate dinner which we enjoyed immensely, even the hot pickles. After dinner we had a short class meeting and then started back toward home another way. As we were on our way to Dead Wood Mine, somebody got the idea of putting logs across the road to stop the other cars., So Fodge's and Perisho's cars, which were in front, stopped and we dragged logs down from the side of the hill, put them across the road, took off, and set up more road blocks along the way. We stopped at Dead Wood Mine and started to climb up the side of a steep hill. It was easy going at first but as we neared the top, thegoing got a little hard--ask uBurpu, he knows! He started down twice on his hind pockets. Fisk and Farmer reached the top first and found a cable and pulled the rest of us up. We explored the place for a whileg then we went to the Cafe there and got pop- corn and stuff. Tex bought a chipmunk and turned it loose. Ckind-hearted chapl We started home and put some culverts in the road for another road block. We were going to Dead Wood Lake but found out that the road was closed so we couldn't go. We saw two deer and a lot of other interesting things. When we rot back to Greenleaf we honked the horns and rang the bell again, before we retired for the night. We all had a good time which we won't easily forget. Z Wk dun iors 12 1 X ' A x2 N. W X ?-53 wfx gg I' XT, NM NNT 'I ii x f v. Jw- 1. E, 'ii 9, Donna Switzer Sec retary Sam Morse Arnold Clem President Lois Ann Houston Richard Rhoads Leroy Jeffery Vice President Arlene Ogle vie Thelma Batton Robert Chess Q ' ' . 'J 5 W fargf L r ' Ni sa. 5 David Nettleton Eva O'Brien if-fi! ww ff 2 gf fe X Tjgigiy p 'Agn Neal Stanfield Janette Hadiey E9 T I mf ww V! fn 3 'xf- A 'Lf NU Wm Jane Canard J10W afwfff Jeri Hanson Marvin Jennings SN 9 ga! . 4 4. Q A 9 F1 L 'Lv ' .44 W2 .A f x qg' X XT W ' W 3 H -7g1fL M'3k 2 1 U f I If Jerry Tuning Mary' Fafnel' Merle Comfort Mary Jo George 'f I 12 -seat Wii? -- li' Q z i' L t fliif' QZSEQQQESQEEZZE I . W 432195 U i Vigflie? .,,g.f- vw ' X ,gl Wzsa WY X S .Z sophomores M Y- '5'v!g, gb, ,, V, T W K ,iii ,Q Q , - .mm Q .W ,mu 1- y 1. N 2, X-'f K , Sa, I , 2 ' X , :LQ , -1- , nf 'H 1 Q31 V rlgfks- f ,- Y'ST,'j'2 V ,, M ., f . I , 5'-.LQ .L v'sf12'- Wfw, 1- . ' 'ff J' , Q 23529 L - 1' isiigzgf ., H, ..... , 'f' - -' . Faye McCord President Neva Winters 4 r 5 5 K 8 Mildred Wright Secretary Susie DeLa.pp Vice-pre sident, r x i ff n Q Aronld Willcuts Bette Fitch 129' m 1 ,, g il Pitfigfl ka l Annie Longstroth Chuck Mclndoo -J xf-X 4, if Gracie Watson 0 f r mf 3 ' S 54? XQV VKHN W7 in N f , Katy Ogier Eugene Morse Jim Huston Janice Fodge x ' , Q N Johnny Lyda Lauretta Puckett cgi: mio, 1- 5. ,Z XX f ff' pi AX Dean Stands E x Mel Lamm Rex .Tones 3 QW A s Dari KR, X f X X N F reshmen. 1 wwnsf ww nw-vmg wmrrq nu X IQ +L 'T-4 ,V ES 1' .Emi 3, if yr f 'P lx 5: K X A -N, ts +9 June Winter s 39 Elvm Clarkson Pearl Freeman Earl Perisho Dick Burley 3 i -Nfl K Y . ' '- . , 1 I zlx Vivian Rhoads N Larry Houston Bobby Workman Norihito Ogawa Gordon Martin Helen Stand s Becky Clarkson Lauren Roberts Bob Willcuts Howar d C raven Martha Kurtz Arlene Fivecoat N 4 4. be l XL. if -'ini r ll Leon Williams Harlan Hull Mary Cloud 1 9 03606 9 x, Wag? . .'a1 .gy . 99 J, 00 40' ' v-- ' . ' Q, 40 ' 9 . 1 , n 3043 Q zo. oxogo 000 V9 so P 1-oat be Rok, 2,2 U1 L f o d 1? 4101- el? t F' rl, Joy. se, 0511. Gfye OJ'-Q wp,-805 96: c Ilf e Q K Rboaisko :Fo 1.5100 K1 Qliggdsoo . Jj 4 ' 4, 'Z J ds, 1 ' fi lb' gboldb' W19 40 Jalal v' -'IKX 01181 CIQ ate be T C M14 ww. The Student Council met on the first Wednesday before each Student Body meeting. The Bus- iness which was to come before the Student Body was discussed at some length before most is- sues were decided. 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Laww nsid pe if ze D il- Q , 'gg A Right to Left: Editor fholding paper,-Faye McCord, Feature Ed. - Jeri Hanson: Roving Reporter- Bob Hodsong Freshman Reporter- Vivian Rhoadsg Artist and Typist- Arlene Oglevieg Boys' Sports Reporter- Mar- vin Jenningsg Girls' Sports Reporter- Donna Switzerg Feature Ed. - Jane Canardg Typist- Dick Rhoads: Boys' Sports Reporter and Senior Reporter- Roger Burleyg Asst. Editor- Mary Jo Georgeg Junior Reporter- Lois Houston: Business Manager- Mildred Wrightg Sophomore Reporter- Annie Longstrothg Typist- Janette Hadley, 3 a 41 E Q,-,WO Dick Cadd Director This year's 34 voice choir under the direction of Dick Cadd has been very well received at each appearance. The choir sang at the Boise showing of Mr. Texas on t December 8. Also at Dr. Bob Cook's special Youth For Chris h 19 the choir was the guest of the rally at Nampa. On Marc , Mountain Home Air Base where they were very graciously re- ceived. Also they have sung for many of the local churches and Youth For Christ rallies. After receiving A l rating last year at both the district Music festival at Caldwell and the state at Twin Falls, the choir is eagerly awaiting these coming events. 11 40 Po O' J bey Tice Q J 'J JZAIQOG C C013 01-Q, t-7 Business Manager- Mary Jo George i Transportation Manager- Bob Hodson ,,, 31 Fa a f Q1 4 you . ' fn I .-,g'2'e.. i I e r' f VIH 1.53 BAND This year, new emphasis was placed on having a good Hand. The band had about ZZ members, mostly beginners, Mr. Johnson is looking forward to having a band at Greenleaf in future years and the annual staff takes this priviledge of congratulating him and his band on their efforts. We hope the band will continue and wish it as much success in the future as the choir has had in the past, 11,2 G Q i M THF CHAPEL COMMITTEE' The chapel committee is composed of one member from each cla ss and a facult - V advisor who are responsible for the chapel meetings each morning. 7 N if X . Q A o 'Rx Q Y Q4 The Parlimentary Pushers met on every other Wednesday in Miss Craven's room. The purpose of this club was to acquaint the officers of the Student Body and various clubs in the school with proper par- limentary procedure. All off- icers in the clubs of the school were compelled to attend The Bible Club met every other Wednesday in the assembly. This club has many different programs with skits. contest, singspirations, etc. The officers are elected bi-annually by the pop- ular vote of the club members. Joyce Hoover. . . Don Lamrn. . . . . . . . . . Deck Hand Znd Mate Earl Perisho. . . . . . . . . Deck Hand Lois Ann Houston. . . . . Deck Hand Roger Burley. . . . Bob Hodson. . . . . . Frances Farmer. . . . . . Deck Hand lst Mate . . . . . Paymaster N.- YOUTH ON THE MARCH 14454 Ne? Q .2 sf, ' R fiwi: .M M. ,.,..,. W... ...Q ,M 4 9' A Q ,M J F S ,M f ,Mgr 'eifi ...ga-i, 'L sizggw, - V ' . , t X, wwf , 1 f 1 :fy A JN fu- :W 535, , f mv H' , jf 2 - , ii xg ,fy ., QQ Q W an 1 'Q 4 . fy? qqwnff , f4g,mI !L F, ,,.. 4 91 'Q k . v 1' f P vs 3 M Q6 we Z5 3 . 5 4 Q, k I - ' ' 5':fWa, ' . 1 A. 'wwf X ' , ' ' An all school Halloween party was held in the assembly of the old Academy building. Some of the kids were masqueradedg were not. After the party, refreshments of apples and popcorn balls were served. This party was sponsored by the faculty. . - 0 X 'f The assembly room was the scene of a Christmas Dinner on Dec. Zl for the student body and faculty, Decorations included a large, beau- tifly decorated Christmas tree. The dinner was served buffet style. A program in which the Eng. 11 class presented a skit portraying Christmas in different countries and the speech class gave several short poems was presented. This was followed by three films. The football season was Closed with a banquet held November 9 in the hall of the Academy. The tables were laid for 110 persons and were decorated with miniature goalposts and football players. During the program, the members of the team were honored by being presented with small gold footballs. The team has played eight games this season with five wins, Others ,QI The Junior Class presented a three act comedy entitled uGrandad Steps Outu on March 7. This play was enjoyed by all who attended. Entertain- ment between the acts was furnished by Thelma Batton and the Academy Male Quartet. Grandad stepped out with Jim Mahoney one night and his family thought he had been kidnapped. The police anddetectives were all working on thecase. Then Grandad came home with a steak under hisbelt and feeling better than he had felt in years. GRHNDHD STEPS O U T Q it af! gifs Juu on LAS5 Q PLAY mf-xR. 7 MRS. LAURA MORTON--- ---Mary Jo George GRANDAD ------------ ---- Leroy Jeffery TILLY ------------- ---Lois Ann Houston BETTY SHADDUCK ------------------ Jane Canard KIP SHADDUCK -------- 1 ---------- Robert Chess TRUDIE, JUDY AND LUDIE NORWOOD ---- Arlene Oglevie Mary Farner Jeri Hanson JACK NORWOOD ------ ------ Dick Bhoads JIM MAHONEY -------- ---- Marvin Jennings MISS ABBY HIGGINS--- ---- Thelma Batton MHS. JOBE FEENEY--- ---- Jerry Tuning THE DETECTIVE ----- ---Arnold Clem TELEGRAPH BOY--- ---- Sam Morse 1 1 1 Directed by Dick Cadd 4 ff ,.-ff' ff ' f 72 V ,355 fgagym, S 'gy M Rlfif' 4 fi, Ek , -RX f lf . .Q . V f 4 b A . I zf I f K I x wt. A ' Q ' W . ggi' .-as-f.:f'!'fa!J'X ' If f I I f 1 I Y M 1 . . 61:21 g5e1'p'un:sl.,Lty 'L'-5 f i most lihegk no bg bfst athlei? an old maid 131 me 4 A N an ...M A ...,.... 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Feature and high lights of all games was the excellent play executed by the Grizzlies big rough line. Bailey ROS Bob Wiucgtsgletilxn' ogeglxless Manaiesisbo, Arfx:Q Fodielfi? Nettlelfn 9 1 rmstfong Bad pe Fisk, D na Da W pic doo I 4 i v Av. Yds Chess . . Fisk . . . Lamm. . Clemm. Fodge Stands Burley ENS Nettleton, Fisk Clem tands, Per1sho Lamm -pg Scenes from the hard fought GFA, College High game. The Grizzlies tallied first and led 7 yo 6 un- til the final moments of play, when Fisk's punt was blocked in the end zone for a safety. Final score 8t'o 7. f S CORING P U1 D- '-- zck Fisk 5 - , 5 Da ve 5 ' 7 If . ss 4 XX 1 bulk F n 5 -, of fy ff Odge- 'ff S x ?fO j Dean ' ,l . Y, 5 A3 SW fvf j A Stands 12 ,Q . I X ff' 0g 5 l lx gf QQ Bw., ' 12 f .X K! r-FV HQPIQDH Y si' 5 ,lt 3 amm 'S 1 l 'f Per- N. ' 2- ' 3 A15 :, ,F ,, V 13120 ' 1 ,. . ,,.V,, , ., .A.AA. fb i ' A . . l'V Vsi f e Z-f ..n.. 3 N ' ' 1 1 Q t f sw Nemo Chef-1 La ding-1 ef , go? season, Qaefetbally 5 4, . .xv ff 0' 9 ' X' X .M 1 U I M . , ,,,, '. if ,,, ', 1 143' 15' , K' W ' u HOOP PARADE F1Sk Chess Burley Lamm Stands P1er son Per1sho Nettleton Solts 7 ' ............. 90 ... ....84 ....59 ....43 Nichols... ... 34 .... ......ZS ' ... ...Z8 ' .... ..1Z ..lZ on Lamar' PA SOX aewn' . Neil ', tl 5 9 msn ongnave its SWA 1 S53 D ix to Yagi? E031-it tb? e5?ZkQ0g4 ask-, U be nam ' X53 sk ur 20 Bob Build' Left to Right: Standing: Norvin Browng Johnny Lyda Earl Perishog Dale Shermang Merle Com f01'f: Willis Nichols: Charles Mclndoog Coach Armstrong, Kneeling: Norhito Ogawag Paul Morseg Bobby Wilcuttsg Lauren Robertsg Arnold Wilcuttsg Mel Larnm. QW' I G, F. A. Girls Basketball Team Back Row, Left to Right: Lois Ann Houston, Guard: Arlene Oglevie, Forward Joyce Hoover, Guard: Donna Switzer, Forward, Audrey Comfort, Guard, Janice Fodge, Guard, Mrs. Brown, Coach, Front Row: Jane Canard, Forwardg Mildred Wright, Forwardg Faye McCord, Guard, Loien Basset, Guard, Lauretta Puckett, Guard. i, .,.,, f 51 6 Jane Canard 57 Zu Left Ffarward A Right Forward 30 Pomts Ef f 84 points Donna Switzer 5' 7 C enter Forward 44 points ,Ei 5,6 ' G G Q X JE ,pi - 'T ,, 0 oo ,if S5 X -r Xue- opting, and oo: or ees 'so Q166602 out oeom use ease-kooe 'co log Xevsec - oxb oi 129. sq 'ooo Qleawec , x 4-Ie. ate ooabw 1 in we 5644 Q1 ao Y-eo 'og A return ebotk,-9'c.oQ', Q0 SONN Doo vow XX Ykec eco. eKoX e-in Voc 4 e Q1 ex. 'Goa Bod ev e 6. 59m ' ov fksv, Xask. sea toe: Xie ooo boo ev: oog, Doe to oeaohoe, do te has e'oaXX Qkcxov ee . one orosoeova Xoov- goo moo, 'bob Coe,-as, oaK.c?0e1', Ox 41'o.o10XfxK. 44eXX abofl e. 'me M50 goat! 9k'zcxxe,t', ooo once agdm in we Hxkok. Oo Coqooewskoo is ak eaoq 'cooqlo www XS eager xoovlxee, ikgxvskog, vaio Koi Qoektkooe. Coach M10 ozone aoovoer gooo season. 'Voc 'mayo ke Xookfxog iowlw 6 'so the vetq tooggo XO gave ecX1eooXe fzlxixcxx ke cof09XeN.e whim 'Coe e-Lceowkoo oi 'wo 'Coat QIXXX, oo ooofok., 'oe Xkheobeiotc 'Cdxe ke cooX, SGXXYDOOXJQ PsQ1KX 1 A OoXXeg,e Yfsgo Gere Mm -xx cpm pooch -X6 SK.. 'Yer ceo 'Voexe BQYXX- -'UL 60352, Sogbe . Get e P,Q1KX ' -'LB Sm, 'Ya een 'Yeats psych -'LQ Ooeo 954 - 'L C0641 e.XX 'Ybete ybaq f b C1-aXo+:leXX Gere 9,4 , Q CoX'Xeg,e Xxsgo 'Voet e, waxy -V5 Qvoksz Soobe-. 'ibere Y S '3'lIlH. ,,,, V' a 'II T Z A3 X 'fllii f H .1 , Ligflln. 'Ban ll o -Og Q wg., a H 2, . ,LJ Dale Sh erm an Don Ha - A rlene W. 1115.5 Ni chol S At the first of the year we elected our officers, they were as follows: President: Duane Fodge, Vice-Pres: Dick Rhoads, Secretary: Dean Stands. The G-Club set up a group of rules pertaining to the emblems, letters, and stripes on school sweat- ers which made the sweater look neater and more system- matically. We have managed to have one party and several pep rallies this year. The party was held at Mrs. Rhoads and we had a waffle feed and lots of fun. Mrs. Brown- Coach The Greenleaf Girls Athletic Association consists of the girls who have lettered in some type of sports. They sold candy, gum, and pop at the basketball games and at the football games. Besides these, they sold popcorn, coffee, and hot dogs part of the time. 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL MccLgElEEf!YH0ME BANK OF CALDWELL for The Bank of Personal the Best in Bakery Products Service Dial 9-7512 Caldwell Caldwell Idaho Hoff Building Supply L co. Home of Quality Materials and Skilled Craftsmen Caldwell, Idaho . is Dlal 9-7481 Dial 9-7484 1403 chicago sr. Caldwell Idaho A See the finest in I I FARM MQCHINI-:RY THE FARM EUUIPMENT co. 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