Homedale High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homedale, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1955 volume:

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XN ith that eagerness to adyance which oniy youth can pr oyide and with the wisdom which youth can obtain oniy ir ofn oider gen- er ations , that road wiii iengthen. Bach pr ohiern iaced, whether or not the answer wiii prove to he the true one, wiii he a stepping stone. Today, as youth ieayes through graduation, the worid ot high schooi and its ioys , it wiii he fnet 'oy the seriousness oi iiying in an age oi atornic power . Lind on the shouider oi youth wiii 'oe piaced on the consequence oi that power . This 'oooh is dedicated to youth with the hope that the goai which they seek wih 'oe inspired by a higher power than that which a scientist couid pro- vide. prs youth fnoyes, so shaii the progress ot the worid. The youth oi a nation are the trustees o ity J' Disraeii io- poster Z ,qglx , . , ahh x 5 ' 'ff 4 1 Q, e K' - tv' ', 681 . rx, : , 46 '33 xb K n 1 V' .5 l y ' . . x S tx? hx' .L Z ISTIMCT S 4 CMJ -1' 'fl ' a u pw -F - ' QA- ADMINISTRATION PM J' fag? Mlfwf 23555121 ?fE5?f A gi? Q?il71Q.Q1L? MQMVZWQ QSWZQQQD Q?-fffckgfgi 72a 1111 Q any S Q Q .xdclminirifraifion Charles Zollinger There is no man living who cannot do more than he thinks he can. The work we do from day to day seldom taxes our full capacities. We may think we are al- ready working to the limit, but let some unusual de- mand be made upon us and we are surprised to find reserves of strength, ability and endurance within us that we had not suspected. We also discover the interesting fact that these reserves of power are not depleted by maximum use, but rather are built up like those of an athlete in training. We feel a grow- ing sense of mastery, a willingness to face whatever each new day may require of us, and a deep sense of satisfaction in living. Ward Tucker As your principal, it is my sincere wish that each one of you will look back on this year as one well spent climbing the ladder of success. Only through hard work and a, cooperative spirit can good things be accomplished. The student body of the Homedale High School can certainly be highly com- mended for its fine spirit and cooperativeness. In this world of ours there is much to be done. It is to you, the youth of today, toward which all eyes are now focused. In you I am sure we can safely place the destiny of our nation. There has never been a greater challenge, nor has there been a finer group of youth to meet this. 3 Quivey' its 4 C f ae A X112 Jf- 16 A W4 ? f 4' Ella Andrews James Bostwick Brenice Crockett Robert Ferguson Home Economics Social Science-Coach H English , ff Commercial-Coach f , ffff 721 :lf fn' ,iffzilj gfff 1 , ,, 4 iff Md K ,cgf2fff2Y! Not Pictured Jack Hunt Nellie Radenbaugh Andrew Schplowsky Band Commercial Science-Math X rx Not it ind, I r P i c tu r e d C 3 fg rte g t h C x 4 X if f Q X-X Hollis Selders 4 John Wester , Chorus Agriculture X J rx ,Q 'Qu 'H' .H n -Q ov , '9 .Ag X. .. 'x 6 ' ' ' 41 , Q Y j J ,f .,-3 'A ,frigizy .A Q1 MM, . s'!k,' .A. 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State Chorus3 Pep Club Jean Bloyd Q H.H.S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 F.H.A. 1,23 June Mad 33 Office 43 Chorus 3. lvn H.H.S. 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball l, 23 Chorus 3,4j Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4s Stu. Council 3, 43 June Mad 33 F.H.A. 1, 23 G.L.C. 2, 3, 43 G. L. C. Pres. 3, 43 Class Secretary 43 Chorus Librarian 43 Librarian 33 An- nual 4. Myrna Friel H.H.S. 1121 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4g F.H.A. l,Z,43 Paper Staff 3, 43 Hi Lights Ed. 43 ' Pep Club Sgt. -at- Arms 33 Chorus Z, 43 Basketball 23 June Mad 33 Desperate Ambrose 23 Office 3g Stu. Council 4. Carmen Carson H.H.S.1,2.,3,43 Pep Club Z3 F. H. A. ls Home Ec. lj Chorus Pres. 33 Chorus Z, 3, 43 Mgr. Softball Z3 G. L. C. Fred Demshar 3, 43 All State Chorus 33 G. L. C. Secretary H.H.S. l, 2, 3,43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 43 Carnival King 2.3 Sweetheart Ball King Z3 Office 43 Student Council 33 H Club 2, 3,43 F.F.A. 1,23 Horne Ec. 33 Class Sgt. -at-Arms 23 Football Co Capt. 43 H Club Pres. 43 Youth Legislature. 41 adv... f' Clydene Eells H.H.S. 4. Donna Faulks H.H.S. 1,2,3,4. F4l l1Al KX-4.-'x.ua ij?-Lajq '14-:mm Afll-f-11' :aff - 2... vw 'Fi-fm :'- 'IJ AQUVJ-' 'I Marie Henley H.:-W--1 E.f..,1J11 ' H' H. S' 4' -mm Artem y...1:.,,.w 6 Dewey Henshaw H. H.S 3 4 Elsie Mae Jesenko H.H.S. l,2, 3,43 Chorus 3,4Q Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 43 Hon- or Society 3, 43 Carnival Queen 13 Paper Staff 33 Stu. Council 1, Z, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 June Mad 33 Hon- or Society Tres. 43 All State Chorus 3s F.H.A. Z3 Band Pres. Z, 33 Twirling 33 Of- fice 4. Dennis Leslie H. H. S. 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Band Z,3,43 June Mad 33 F.F.A. Z,3,4. Jame s Hinton H. H.S. l, 2, 3, 43 Footf ball Z, 3, 43 Basketball - 13 H Club Z, 3,-4: H Club ' Pres. 33 Stu. Body Sgt. - .' Gloria Leavitt H H.S. l,,2, 3,43 at-Arms 3s F.F.A. 1,23 ,PCP C1ub1'2'3'4 Stu. Council Z, 33, Carni- F' H'A' 1' Z5 val King 13 Co Capt. of Chfjrus 2' 3'45 . Football 43 Office 43 ' Basketball ZF An' Youth Legislature 3. nual 4' Patricia Key H.H.S. l,2, 3,43 Class Pres. Z3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 23 Cho- rus 3, 43 Chorus Pres. 43 Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Girls State 33 Annual Ed 43 June Mad 33 ' Stu. Council 1, 2, 4: Office 3. 7 I'homas Otto H. H. S. 45 Chorus 4. Geneva MCA1' thur H.H.S. 1,Z,3,45 F.H.A. 1,z,3,4, Honor Society 3, 4. Leon Moss H.H.S. 1, Z, 3,45 H Club Z, 3, 45 Class Pres. 35 June Mad 35 Baseball 1, Z5 Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Chorus 4. Dixie Lowder H S Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Yell Leader 2 35 F.H.A. 15 Honor Society 3, Annual Staff 35 June Mad 3' Class Sec. 3, Chorus 3, 4. Kenneth Metzer H.H.S. 1, Z, 3, 45 Football Z, 3, 45 H Club Z, 3, 45 Stu. Council 2, 35 Class Vice Pres Z5 F.F. A. 1, Z, 43 Baseball Z5 Home Ec. 35 Of- fice 45 F.F.A. Vice Pres. Z5 Youth Legislature 3. Carmen Salutregui H.H.S. 1, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 45 F.H.A. 1, Z5 Class Vice Pres. 45 Of- fice 45 Homecom- ing Atten. 15 Sweet- heart Ball Queen Z5 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 2, 3, 4. V , ,1,,z.! Marguerite Sargent H.H.S. 2.3.45 Pep Club Z, 3, 43 Chorus Z, 3, 43 Paper Staff 43 Marion Simpson June Mad 3. H.H.S. l,Z,3,43 Class Pres. 33 Louise Upham H.H.S.1,Z,3,43 Band 1, 2, 33 June Mad 33 F.H. A. Z3 Pep Club 4g Stu. Council l, Z, 33 Class Treas. Z, 3, 43 Office 43 Homecom- ing Attend. 33 Carni val Queen 3. ,My H Club 2, 3, 43 H. Club Tres. 33 Baseball 1, Z3 Football Z, 33 F. F. A. 13 Honor Society 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Boys State 33 Stu. Council Z3 F. F.A. Tres. 1. Lee Townsend H.H.S. 1,Z, 3,43 Football Z, 3, 43 Basketball l, Z3 Track l, Z, 3, 45 Class Pres. 13 Stu. Body Pres. 4i Stu. Body Vice Pres. 33 H Club Tres. 3,43 H Club Z, 3, 43 Paper Staff 33 Annual Staff 4g Stu Council 1, Z, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Desperate Ambrose Z3 June Mad 33 Boys State 33 Babe Ruth Award 3. 1 Joyce Uria 1234 HomeEc 123 H.H.S. Donna Lea Tipton H.H.S. 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,z,3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Chorus 3, 43 Carni- val Queen Zg Paper Staff 3,43 Yell Leader 2.3 June Mad 33 Homecom- ing Attend. 4. W H. H. S. 3, 4. Gerald Vriens H. H. F. Denzil Wyman H.S. 1, Z, 3,45 Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 4, Club Z, 3, 45 F. F Stu. Council 3, 43 June Mad 35 .A. 1, 2, 3,43 F.A. Pres. 3,4. President Cyada Uyicerd Treasurer Louise Upham Secretary. Merlyn Buck V. Pres Kent Bergeson 3 Carmen Salutregui 10 O dana Junior? Eleven Seniors began the first grade in Homedale. The year was 1943. They were Leon Moss, Elsie Jesenko, Gloria Leavitt, , Clydene Eells, Jean Blgyd.. Joyce Uria, Fred Demshar, Barbara Benham, Donna Faulks, and Carmen Carson. Their teachers were Miss Dispiva and Mrs. Clemens? They were taught by Mrs. Mitchell in the second grade. New classmates were Denny Wyman, Donna Lea Tipton, and Lee Townsend. Denny and eft again before the third grade. During the third grade they were joined by Dave Aberasturi, Kenne Metzer, Merlyn Buck, Marion Simpson, Louise Upham, and Myrna Friel. They were taught by Mrs. Swan. Kent Bergeson had the honor of joining them for the fourth grade. The teachers were Mrs. Bowles and Miss Gregory. The fifth grade saw the return of Denny Wyman. Accompanying him were Jim Hinton and Pat Key. Teaching were Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Stimmel. They were taught by Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. Macy during the sixth grade. Clydene Eells left during the year to Marsing. Seventh grade teachers were Mr. McConaughey and Mr. Little. Bob Greer joined them that year, but left when it was over. H They came to the high school for the eighth grade. ean Bloy ejoined them there, and they were all taught by Mr. Claybaugh and Mr. Saxon. At last they were Freshmen! Joining the class were Dixie Lowder, Carmen Salutregui, Geneva McArthur. Carmen Salutregui was elected for Homecoming at- tendent. Elsie Jesenke and Jim Hinton were voted King and Queen of the carnival. Mr. Tucker and Mr. Leavitt were their advisors. Dennis Leslie, Margie Sargent, and Bob Greer joined them in their Sopho- more year. Rosa Lee Ashdown was elected Homecoming attendent. Donna Tipton and Fred Demshar were crowned King and Queen of the carnival. Carmen Salutregui and Fred Demshar were elected King and Queen of the Sweethearts Ball. They were under direction of Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Andrew. Then came the big year! Gerald Vriens and Dewey Henshaw joined them. The class proved their acting ability by presenting June Mad under the direction of Mr. Donal Richert. The biggest event of the year was the prom Blue Hawaii . Louise Upham and Dave Aberasturi were chosen King and Queen of the carnival. Louise Upham was elected also for Homecoming attendent. Pat Key was chosen to attend Girl's State and Lee Townsend was elected to attend Boy's State . Lee also won the Babe Ruth Award. The class advisors were Mr. Fergeson and Mrs. Crockett. The classmates met again in the fall of 1954 under the supervision of Mr. Tucker and Mr. Bostwick. They were rejoined by Clydene Eells and later joined by Marie Henley. Lee Townsend was elected first semester Student Body President. Donna Tipton was selected as attendent for Homecoming. The four big events of the year were the Christmas Formal, the Sr. Class Play., Sr. Party, and May 17, when they left the dear old halls of H.H.S. for the last time. P019 QC? It has been nigh on to forty years now since 1 last saw a classmate from the old school. That was back in the tough winter of 1987, when Kent Bergeson and I teamed up to dig the City of New York out after the blizzard. Bergy was the president of the Atomic Aircraft Moving Company at that time and was doing very well. Before leaving Bergy, 1 inquired about our old friends of Homedale High. He was able to give me a story about most of them. It seems that Fred Demshar was importing salt from Siberia but went broke for lack of a market. Merlyn Buck and Clydene Eells were running an ice cream stand in the Belgian Congo, which turned out to be a very prosperous venture. At the last count Bob Greer and Tommy Otto had just rung up their second mil- lion from hill billy records. Gerald Vriens was the president of the recording company where they made their records. Also employed by the company were Carmen Carson and Barbara Benham, famous singers themselves. Dave Aberasturi, Hollywood playboy-actor, had set the nation agog by persuad- ing Louise Upham, the wife of President Metzer to divorce the President and marry him That daring adventurer, Marion Simpson, was reported to have finally settled down ton Marsj after roaming the solar system for fifteen years. Gloria Leavitt and Dixie Lowder were dumping dirt on Mt. Borah in an attempt to make it higher than Mt. Everest. According to a late report they had just reached 15, O00 feet. Marge Sargent, schoolteacher and authouress, had received an invitation to tutor a prince in Afghanistan for a few years. Jim Hinton was being sued by Dennis Leslie. Jim was accused of turning loose his dog while Dennis was displaying his flea circus. Elsie Jesenko, the famous Metropolitan Opera star, was rushed to the hopsital when, after hitting an extremely high note, she found that she was unable to come back down. As I left Bergy I bought a local newspaper from Friel's Snappy News Service nearby. Glancing through it, I noticed an ad for a truck driver by the Moss Construc- tion Company, Incg shoes were on sale at the McArthur-Henley Department Store in Baltimoreg-B-lc1d's Used Car Lot was offering an old 1963 Pontiac for S49,g,Fau1ks Men's Store had a spring space suit for S88. 95. , F 'M Turning to the sports pages, I was pleased to see that Denny Wyman had broken a world record by running the 100 yard dash in 6. 45 seconds. One headline proclaimed that Jolly Joyce Uria had just won two falls out of three over Cagey Carmen Salutregui in the women's wrestling finals. Another noted the arrival in Georgia of Donna Lea Tipton, the first woman ever to swim the Atlantic from East to West. i In the fashions section I noticed that those famous rival designers, Pat Key and Gloria Car en e were engaged in a hot battle over proposed alterations in women's bathing suits. It was getting late so 1 pulled my collar up around my ears and started the journey back to my laboratory where I am perfecting a process that will enable a person to have his cake and eat it too. Lee Townsend 12 To To To To To .,lL.f 'IM an flslamenf We the Senior Class of 55 being of sane mind, and fond memory, do and hereby bequeath the following: Mr. Tucker we will a light-weight portable, self -controlled secretary so that he may thoroughly and enjoy- ably attend to his many duties. Mr. Bostwick we leave a Civics class that he can CATCH cheating. Mr. Ferguson we offer a priority rating on all non -error making typewriters for his second year typing class. Mr. Schaplowsky we leave some students that will stay in class all period. Mr. Wester we leave him with a pair of wings so he can conserve the rubber on his shoes when going to and from the Ag shop. To Mr. Hunt we leave, taking Elsie and Kent with us. To Mrs. Crockett we leave wishing we could relieve her of Don Caler. To Mrs. Selders we leave some tenors that can reach the high notes. To Mrs. Andrew we hereby bequeth an automatic refrigerator lock that screams when a two -legged mouse raids it. To Mrs. Radenbaugh we leave a radar checked detention hall. To Shade Combs we leave a Student Body that doesn't wear taps and ruin his newly finished floors. l, Dave Aberasturi leave my dark hair to Joe Newton. I, Barbara Benham leave my ability to be engaged to Beth Byington. I, Kent Bergeron leave my whiskers to Lynn Taggart. Z L Ieanjloyd leave my abilig' to stay home on Saturday nights to Bob Carrico. i M .p I, Merlyn Buck leave my sex appeal to Sylvia Pollard in hopes she can catch a man. L-Gloria Cagpenter leaving ability-to keep a man to Pauline Millspaugh. i L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. L I. I. L I. I. I. 1. 1. I. 1. I. I. It I. I. Carmen Carson leave my low voice to Nancy Parker. Fred Demshar leave my height to Lanny Leslie. Clydene Eells leave my ability to go stead to Della . Donna Faulks leave my quietness to Grace atson. Myma Friel leave my Marilyn Monroe Figure to Linda Petzoldt until she can get one of her own. Marie Henley leave my Chemistry ability to Don Caler. Dewey Henshaw leave my ability to be a jockey to Don Sweep. lim Hinton will my job of getting the mail and running around the 2nd period to Percy Fackrell. Elsie Iesenko leave my singing ability to my cousin Paul in hopes he will carry out the family tradition. Pat Key can't afford to leave much .... mentally. Gloria Leavitt leave my winning ways with the teachers to my little brother. Dennis Leslie leave my ability to fade out of Chemistr to Bev rl Harris. f f Dixie Lowder leave my boredom of life t . Geneva McArthur leave all my old civics papers to Jo Ann Breach. Kenne Metzer leave my way with the girls to Collin Anderson. Leon Moss leave my ability to get along with people to Billy Watterson. Tom Otto leave my guitar to Mary lean Riece. Lee Townsend leave my com liquor recipe to Ish Vance. Marge Sargent will my ability to stay home to Phyllis Neef. Marion Simpson leave my car wrecks to Alfred Welch. il 4 4 4 f 4,4 Donna Tipton leave my ability to distinguish between love aniinfatuation to Gail D. -Q Q4 A X' 'L Carmen Salutregui leave my ability never to be seen in a bathing suit to Bonnie Scott. Joyce Uria leave my tiny waist line to Donna Douglas. Louise Upham leave my weight to Billy Eells. Denzil Wyman leave my football ability to John Shaw. And so we leave Homedale High School with its new tennis court, larger student body and smaller student debt. 6 1755 Qfbol .P AlmosT buT lgemamver q,- Zcq tZ whem?! . ,' and YM Q24 fifff' M U? , Age Doe H 1, A 33 '51 L? 8.3 Th ree 2 nT Sex: Hill? -- ' 1-53k-:dy P ' 1 x V Ea11n4-DrmK-r AU. STaY mammy 4 ch. xl' X . . ' ' mn ,f Cam ba IIS ' 37' J 'A whaTs m The Can? THE H057 IH ll von 1.4 JOHNSON - J Q.. 1, ,g--1, '.4 ,.,. , a ' N -' o Rc-:A N1zAT16Ns s ,ff 9wMCWf1WQJff!ff7ff .JJ ffijgfmf gf? MWW ' M ff WZ? , Wifgf QSSQQJ ffl? Ty - - X gf? Q Q I3 :E '2 'f 'T' S E 5 ,',91z-zz ff, -my . N5 , , . --va, EE: N mwywfwwlffyig N5 '!2??,, A'2'ff 'ff f ' WW AW gfm ' f ' , . g A , Sllllll I llllll ljll STANDING: Mr. Tucker, M. Simpson, L. Townsend, D. Wyman, B. Carrico, L. Halbert, B. Edick SEATED: S. Phillips, M. Buck, N. Leavitt, E. Jesenko, P. Key, M. Freil, D. Reagan, M. Tucker, K. Stansell, I. Parker, B. Lehner, I. Douglas. -- Sllllll IIHIIIY IIHIIIHIS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Carrico, S. Phillips, L. Townsend, Reagan, L. Taggart. H HUB BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Fackrell, B. Carrico, D. Wyman, L. Townsend, F. Demshar, N. Leslie, C. Dunn SECOND ROW: L. Taggart, P. Jesenko, D. Wyman, A. Welch, B. Carson, L. Taggart, K. Met- zer, J. Uranga, K. Bergeson FRONT ROW: B. Phillips, D. Townsend, B. Edick, M. Simpson, M. Tucker, J. Hinton, Mr. Ferguson. UHIIIHI Pres: F. Demshar, V. Pres: N. Leslie, Sec: L. Taggart, Treas: L. Townsend, Stu. Council: B. Edick, Sgt.-at-Arms: Melvin Tucker. The H - Club is shown here in session. This court was formed for the purpose of punishing students who did not obey certain rules of the school. The punishment varies from a fine to a spanking. The spanking is demonstrated by Executioner Deene Wyman on an Honorary member, Gloria Leavitt in the mid- dle picture. The top picture shows the court trying the case of Mona Knight with Judge Fred Demshar presiding and Prosecutor Jim Hinton firing the questions. The case of Jeanette Hunter vs. the H - Club is shown by the 3rd picture. PlPClUB TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Lewis, S. Tipton, C. Proud, L. Vanderhoff, P. Key, D. Brown, C. Tolmie, C. Carson, D. Tipton, M. Sargent, D. Lowder, M. Buck, C. Leavitt, N. Leavitt, B. Scott, D. Markley, J. Bloyd MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Pollard, S. Phillips, P. Mace, I. Stefens, L. Upham, S. Knight S. Byington, G. Douglas, P. Bergeson, N. Parker, L. Petzoldt, C. Dunn, M. Freil, P. Millspaugh, L.mIj-all sbert, D. Ross, Kwon, M. Knight, J. Carpet, I. Stimmel BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Markley, S. Walker, L. Macy, B. York, D. Hill, H. Serratos, M. Reise, K. Marble, E. Iesenko, D. Douglas, P. Geb- hart, P. Key, P. Buck, B. Pace, J. Collins, P. Neef, H. Brown, D. Sargent. DRIll IIAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: IJ. Townsend, C. Dunn, L. Town- send, D. Reagan, F. Faulks, K. Stan- scll, I. Parker, I. Parker SECOND ROW: G. Walker, B. Benham, P. Key, B. Harris, D. Brown, D. Faulks, P. Key TIIIRD ROW Crockett, IZ. Jcscnko, T. Ncef, S. Phillips. V 1 ' . i 1 ff ' FS. AlH0 UR S UIIICIHS Pres: L. Townsend, V. Pres: D. Faulks, Sec: S. Phillips, Treas: E. Jesenko, Reporter: B. Benham. IWIIHHIS t LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Ross, E, Douglas, B. Friedrichmeir, S. Lewis, K. Sargent, D. Brown, M. Reese, C. Dunn, N. Parker, B. Scott, 1. Stimmel. ,J BHIINNHIS' BA Il Q .. .fn f Standing LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Taggart, K. Inouye, G. Scherer, A. Welch, W. Eason F. Watterson, Mr. Hunt SEATED: E, Zillig, F. Anderson, R. Graber, R. Hausauer, I. Lane, D. Pickerel, R. Moneheleman. Sl IIIR BA Il LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Taggart, L. Taggart, B. Dooms, S. Byington, D. Adams, D. Leslie, K. Bergeson, J. Hunter, F. Faulks, T. Graber, A. Welch, E. Iesenko, B. Peterson, R. Graber, D. Douglas. The clock ran out on Father Time and fifty-four had to move over for the New Year. Time again for a few seniors in band to think of leaving band and relive the years they have spent in band, what fun they had and how much they learned. , Seriously, this year in band has been worth while to all the band members. First of all because we are fortunate enough to have a very talented and interested instructor. We were lucky to have Mr. Hunt back with us again this year, When listening to the band, you yourselves can tell it has improved, be- cause he knows his music and how it should be played. The band may be small in number, but they can always put out some good music which can compare with other bands around us. We also know that the band helps to improve the school spirit at all of the ballgames and that is what helps to make a good school. ln November we furnished the music before both performances of the Junior Class Play. This consisted of several marches and semi-classical numbers. On the evening of January 17, we entertained at the regular P.T.A. meeting. On February IO and II, our band along with the other bands in the Snake River Valley participated in a clinic in Ontario, Oregon. After two days of practicing together, a concert was given for the public on the last night. As we all know, one must have some pleasure along with their work. On January 18, our band took a half day off and went to Caldwell to listen to the practices of Caldwe1l's band and orchestra. This proved to be very interesting and helpful. There were also several parties during the year at which everyone had a grand time. Our band has accomplished much this year. Congratulations to all band members and to Mr. Hunt, our able instructor. Our desire is to keep on climbing upward to a larger and better band for our school. Elsie Iesenko TOP ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: G. Carpenter, D. Tipton, D. Dunning, L. Taggart, D. Tviedt, B. Carrico, D. Pickerel, L. Moss, C. Carpenter, T. Otto, ii. Edick, M. Flygare, I. Newton, T. Burdine, C. Carson, M. Buck MIDDLE ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: N. Parker, L. Petzoldt, D. Faulks, C. Dunn, G. Douglas, S. Snell, M. Henley, R. Hausauer, G. Leavitt, M. Friel, D. Douglas, H. Serratos, P. Millspaugh, G. Watson P, Bergeson BOTTOM ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: M. Reise, S. Byington, P. Key, E. Jesenko, C. Tolmie, D. Brown, D. Walker, D. Lowder, M. Sargent, G. MacArthur, P. Gebhart, K. Marble, V. Coombs. MIXEUCHURUS PRESIDENT Glll ElUB E Q? S STANDING ILEFT TO RIGHTJ: B. Benham, C. Salutregui, M. Knight, P. Hunter, Mrs. Radenbaugh umm mu STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: C. Salutregui, I. Bloyd, B. Benham, H. Burton, P. Gebhart, L. Upham, F. Demshar, K. Metzer., J. Hinton SEATED: Mr. Tucker, E. Iesenko, C. Anderson, P. Neef, T. Graber ,,-.. , V1 fx A01 ' . . 'I K. 5 4 , Q ',. ,A .qi VA :AVI WN . .ry I K . ,I . dk 'YI I ' I Scsi - , PM W - 'vig 3 I Ia I FS' I I A HIE N STI CT S ll ll Ili ll ll ll, I Box suppsg TONIAQINX ACTIVITIES lx WWMW ww 5444, Mqilmcfg J we HMIALO ' 4 rgovf , I s ,X Q ' SM5H Nf lx? S QW M Ki? N HIIMEMAKHI Ill HIMIIIIRIIW SN Wh. -its The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award is based on a written examination which tested the hornemaking knowl- edge of the girl in the graduating class. The award consisted of a gold pin, and Betty Crocker picture cook books for the winner and for the school. There was the opportunity to compete for Idaho's candidate for the title of All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The 50-minute written examination consisting of multiple choice and subjective questions tested the students attitude and knowledge in the major areas of homemaking. Myrna Friel received this award in our school and was our representative at the state contest. Myrna has been very active in all school activities, she is a member of pep club, F. H.A. , Drill Team, and other various organizations. Z5 spouting Zgezif 8' Kent Berge son Carmen Salutregui ' 5 'NLM Jlm Hinton Donna Tipton Ns., Q. 013' Kenne Metzer Elsie Jesenko rf A N 'Wfyl' 1 Fred Demshar Myrna Fuel 26 r ,WM X Q Wgqgh va? K cz fvbggb sy C-,Filzefy ,Z A Al ll Dave Aberasturi Louise Upham Lee Townsend Donna Faulks EJ ,4fLLfe Denzil Wyman Me rlyn Buck 'F ii 1 1 -.L NNN -- . .. Q 1 L L .f '111 lff LL L f BELOW LEFT: BELOW RIGHT: W'1d Att d t Donna Tiptor 1 el' en en cha 1 M kl sherry Tipton r ene ar ey Linda Halbem Penny Buck lg! wr, ,xl . -:' T1 XL 7 'A M755 O xl N X ' , I o,A, ,, .,k ,A f 1 Aylyt has K ' ' 'J' mv 7-, 4' X 1 .. 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WW S f4 6'f joofgaff Sgua ' -O 5 7 X,,lf.f?.-S?-f4fQ4 1-35? lBg?2 186121 BACK ROW: Jim Hinton, Kenne Metzer, Billy Carson, Denny Wyman, Kent Bergeson, Fred Demshar MIDDLE ROW: Dale Wyman QManagerj, Dennis Leslie, Ted Leavitt, Norman Leslie, Don Sweep, Lee Townsend, Melvin Tucker, Nolan Taggart flvlanagerj FRONT ROW: Jim Bostwick fCoachj, Dave Kushlan, Ted Neef, Aaron Bright, Iohn Lane, Vic Landa Junior Uranga, Bob Fergeson fCoachj. Yllrriify gadgefgaf adm LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Landa, B. Edick, B. Carson, A. Bright, F. Demshar, R. Vance, B Carrico, L. Taggart, J. Uranga, Manager B. Peterson, Coach R. Ferguson, HOMEDALE MIDDLETON HOMEDALE VS MIDDLETON Bill Philli Norman Leslie 56162661 f 261711 Lee Townsend L! 34 .Tumor Uranga Bob Carrico Don Sweep Mrdifg CAeerLac!er5 wwf Y M Darlene M. , Lyle T. , Colleen T. unior Uardify Betty Y. , Charlotte D. , Patty B 46 Merlyn B' Geneva M. Jean B. Carmen C' Never your mout full h 8 - and your 'K L.. A I Man deli hts not me I empty. n Don't worry, it won't What fool invented last, Nothing does. kissing? Kenne M. Fred D. Marge S. We1l--hereI am girls. Sf' Like a circle ending Loune - . never, does my tongue W Great men are not always wise. go on forever- ll - ll . in 'f Marie H. Dgfmls L- ' 1-V- C 41 ' ag 'gg' Q ' .vseaii Agl. ,l Y -y I 5 , ' Her mind is like a moon-- Always a. man in it, She spares her breath to cool her soup. 1 d E. C Y ene I never dare to be as funny , f as I am. If women interfere with work Gl0ri8 L. Carmen S. Give up work. Kent B She is wise, she is witty, she's in love, what a Pity' Generally speaking She is A pretty baby and never got over it. Generally speaking ixie Marion S. Gloria C. , r , .K g .K Q Donna T. ' Things are rough all she can't find any- Qver these days. thin to laugh about, She is pretty Shegl just laugh. to walk with 81 Dave A, Laugh, and the world laughs Witty' to talk to A ah , with you--Frown and it wrinkles 2 your face. . tg Donna F . Myrna F. 'T Jim H, He's a man after his She never lied, own heart She never flunked, I reckon she never Knew how. Elsie J. A young man that blushes Lee T- A bad excuse ie better is better than one that fu Than none at all. gyy gxy Turns Pale- A R 'gk . ' f Ai If N? 'W Denne W. it I i R A This girl has her future plan Women? Ah And I think it includes a man. Tom O' yes, where have I heard that word? His smile goes all the way round and buttons in the back. Joyce U. 'r Pat K. Barbara B. The eyes of Texas are upon him. Gerald V. Q-fav ig if if Not very tall, infact small, her good nature is loved by all. . . t Sure my legs are Never found in a when You can' use dlscretlon' long, they both have Murmuring mood. When Y011 can't, use a club. to reach the floor. :ES X9 Q ' aio ms A Col: Ldlm! U ' -fbg. Af Tough man! HW W4 have Ckanseel!! 3 ., ,- is 's Rear Vaew! X Q' q xj. AIIVHHISIMI IS THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE MADE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE ANNUAL. 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