Idaho Falls High School - Spud Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

J-div 1 I f I , If f if an-5, K' -I ' , 4 Qjivgifn '55, X x 7 3' J if l 44' .fN,?'w H af, Q it K T , 'wfk 9. I. ,iw I v--....,..,,,,W rw C RET' '4 tfiili, V' m ag Published by the STUDENTS OE IDAHO FALLS HIGH SCHOOL RUBY MILLER FLORENCE SKAAR CLEON SCOTT Editor 6. Business Manager RUTH WILSON Associate Editors I r ,D x 1 ?,,f-f ,nv 145540 Mrrvqcfq- Wei f To the students ot ldaho Falls High School in pa ic '9 ular the tirst graduating class ot a new decade this book is hereloy dedicated l94O began as a year ot world turmoil lout ln the problems youth has to contend with especially those young high school students making that Jump into the competition ot lite The battle most immediately tacing you is that ot making a living commonly known as getting on in the world Each will paint his or her individual success story however modest it may read Getting oil on the right toot choosing the work tor which your personality is loest adapted this is import ant Friendships tolerance and understanding and common sense handling ot money will help loring the greatest enioyments your way Whatever your course in lite iight to keep your mind open tor improvement take things as they come and be mindful that no matter how great your comparative suc cess may loe happiness Nill only loe found in the way you View lite with your own eyes TION , . f, ix! Lv-5 'cu ' ' I' N M'g ',' United States there is a growing appreciation ot the . X . . Ma. v. pg--N ' r 754A A 4 , Q Q ai K. M W JI' Zn i gf 15' 44 Snaps QSXXCX Xxx wa N K 3 ik XX K A clmullstratlon W J WM? M ix YE Ky -x X K ix Q9 X X V4 ,VW Q ! XL x' gx QX: X. V , V f Q ' . S Rx Rf ,xx ' V If KI R Q X X V X, l by X E Y Y RX WK ' s lx X XX Y 'X , I C XXX 'XXX X N' X X-xxximxx - 'YE if Xxx . , I XS., ' A W 2 I .M ' Faculty W W Chrlstensen Supermtencleni of Schools Mabel Murphy Enghsh Charles Crowley Mathemahcs Ray M Berry Pnnclpal Eugene Pratt Engllsn and Languages Carl P Nlelsen Mathemahcs Margare1Morr1son Gerald Ryan Englrsh Engllsh Iournahsrn Ella Mae 'Nleuber Gunda Hammer Hrstory I-hstory F W Tolles Davld Davxs SCIENCE Scxence 8 V1v1enne Mosher Enghsh R l.. W1lllGmSOD l-llstory Edward Hurley Sclence Edna Mae Ewerl Dramahcs Gladys Buckley Latm Goslm 1ence sf M X 1 'A ' yi K .int if if W. 9 ' l A if l With thirty-five members on our faculty, the Idaho Falls High School had a very successful year. New teachers this year were Miss Iohn- son, Miss Broemeling, Miss Mitchell, and Mr. Ryan, with Mr. Davis, re- placing Mr. Dixon who accepted a position with the Weather bureau in Pocatello at the end of the first semester, and Mr. Nielsen taking the place of Miss Hodge who relin- quished her duties, due to a severe- ly fractured hip suffered from a fall. Besides helping with the Spud pub- lications, Mr. Ryan coached boxing. Miss Neuber again had charge of girls' excuses and Mr. Berry taught Student Council. Fred Porter Science losephine Mitchell Commercial Lucia Iohnson Home Economics E. D. Belnap Agriculture 9 Iulia Vallar Commercial Ruth Bryan Librarian Rose Broemeling Home Economics Louise Nielsen Helen Clark Commercial Byron Iones Music Clarence Oylear Auto Mechanics Physical Education Ioe Call Grace Armstrong Commercial Kathryn Smith Salesmanship Howard Hubbard Wood Work Coach, Physical Education Chloe Packer Office Secretary Student Body Ofhcers 2 as Bud Bauchman Betty Oden B111 Call Presldent Secretary VICE Presxdent Kenneth Mcoowm Ruth Snarr Dale Homer Stage Manager Yell Queen Yell Kxng Mld pleasures and strlte these vahant leaders have steered the largest group ot Idaho Falls students rn h1story through a successful school year To uphold the tradmons and 1deals and to carry on the spmt ha been the1r ann lU I l ll g , ' , ,ttg Qg, t . V -tt- ' C of X Student COUHCII Student COUDC11 was reorgamzed for a second year wxth Mr Ray M Berry ae counselor Maklng laws for student government studymg parhamentary p ocedure and prov1d1ng an excelleni class for debatmg and extemporaneou speakmg were among lts prov1s1ons Outstandmg work accomphshed by student counc1l was drawlng up of new set of school carnlval rules the selectlon of assembhes to be presented as part of student body act1v1t1es nert year and the presentahon of a pubhc address system The offlcers mclude B111 Call pres1dent hm Bell pres1dent pro tempore and Maxme Whlte secretary 11 ., . , T S 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . s Q- X Student Court The system ot Student Court as changed somewhat from last year by havrng one permanent Judge lnstead ot nlne Judges The Judge Clerk and pro eoutlna attorney were ele ted by the Student Bod! tor the term ot one year Each was a student of hlgh scholastrc standtng and reputatlon Every sm eeks a ne N Jury ol tlteen persons male or female were chosen Seven of the ltteen f ere selected to act as Jury tor those cases by defense and Joroseauttng attorneys 4? Berne lensen Judge Elleen Amtan secretary and Bob Allen p osecuhng attorney l2 my W , C . W 1 F , , ,J S -J V 1 - ' V7 . T 1 . . , , J . l ' 1' . we ' is 'ky 1 K . Q , , I V , 1 - J , . Senior Class Gffioers 't f The class of l94O launched 1ts senlor act1v1ty W1th the electlon of olhcers Earl Taylor presldent Gene Meyer v1ce presldent Elleen Alman secretary Beth Armstrong and Dudley Warner cheer leaders and Chloe Packer and Charles Crowley Advlsers Breakmg away from the tradltlonal presentauon of Why the Chyme Bang th1s hberal rnmded class sponsored a sunple but entertammg Chnstmas assembly The Sentor Ball held 1n the Armory December 22 was acclcumed successful Betty Oden crowned Carmval Queen ot 1940 was elected by pooular ballot Bose Manne Verran and Betty Poole were mards ot honor Graduauon Vlllh lts xmmedlate act1v1ty cllmaxed the classes colorfully uccessful role 1n Idaho Falls Hlgh School 14 62 0 A x S I , 2 , - J , I , I , A .S , - . , , Tifeen Aimcm Lewis Ynderson Uorothy 'xtwood Betty Bateman Ednarcxe Eennett Clarence Bray Bob Allen Pfertn ,XA-Adv, I-ZUYY RNC! Amos eth Ee-th A .. .JS .f-,rrxstrong Lferlene Glen: Austin Bair End '.'.'i1t:1:1 Ezxuchrncrn Eecl Keith Dennis Ezthell Exten Ffiizz Brough Everett Buck 13 n.1C9 Anderson F1135 Arnold .label Bake: Hiding Beckman Sie-va ,. , 3.3514 EN Bvbee wr have Ari r-1 L19 dc E' M3 L---r Ji: .de Vlfwcpe hm V 'Rn ue.. K-.-M Bc' af Pm wx.. J x Harold 'faughn Carlson Carlson Doris Russel Clark Coburn Reed iii Cgx Crabtree Cami Torrey Le Lcng IieVcre Frances l1'3Yd frfkson fnckson JN,---fi F CLK M. Howard Farley Marjorie Chapin Geraldine Colan Harold Craggs Billie Eardley Sheldon Erickson Harriet Ferguson l 5 Merle Christensen Wrenn Colson Beth Croft Eloise Eastlourg Vaughn Evans Allen Forrnan Phyllis Christensen Norma Cousin Yfarion Cutler Edna Mae Empey Mary Ella Ewctri Anne Frew Emma Frederiksen Bill Gray Hartvey Hansen Bervia Hoagland Dee Hunter Ruth lensen Fay Galloway Ruth Gillixcn Alfred Hargrave Dale Horner Adene Hyde Hefugio limenez Mariorie George Ted Handworlc Betty Harris Lenna Hooker Rilla May lsorn Helen Dillie lohnson 17 Marvin Goddard Alice Hansen Virgil Harris Williarn Hosie Ordell lackscn Helen Dere lohnson Clarence Goodwin Constance Hansen Dorothy Hendrickso Phyllis Hunt Berne Iensen Margit Iohnson Lee lorgensen Al Knapp Veryl Larson Marjorie Lowe Kenneth McCowin Elaine Maheras Spencer Kelly Ethel Kronberg Aileen Lewis Alton Lundblade Harriet McCurdy Ernest lffachen Keith Ker loe Kruse lennie Linville Dora Lynch Blaine McKinley Allen Marler l8 Myrtle Higbee Kiyoko Kubosurni Helen Little Shirley McCaslin Mack Madsen Barbra Marler Pat Kilpack Myrle Larsen Dorothy Long Betty McCawin Vera Mais Delbert Martin J x Reed Merrill lerry Milligan Stanley Newman Marjorie Peterson Doris Poulsen Owen Re ie nv. Gene Meyer Lore-ne Molen Wilmer Norton Helen Pickett Dorothy Poulter Veva Reynwald Dean Miller lesse Momberger Annabelle Ogden Rose Poll Helen Poulter Iosephine Rhoades 19 Lloyd Miller Rosemary Morrison Melvin Olson Barbara Poole Dorothy Redfield Ray Rnoades Ruby Miller Rhea Nelson lack Peterson Betty Poole Wallace Reed Vie Ricks Carol Rigby Onda Sams Neva Sherman Maynard Smith Dora Marie Staples George Sully Maurice Ritchey Dorothy Schoenhuth Marjorie Sherwood Ruth Snarr Rue Stears Mary Ellen Sully Gretchen Robson Carrie See Margaret Ieanne Shipp Beverly Squires Iosephine Stokes Mary Tanaka 20 Harriet Russell Farrel Shaw Florence Slcaar S L. Squires Nancy Stoneberg Earl Taylor lack Ryan Lorna Shaw Marjorie Smith Iohn Staley Marjorie Stump Norma Thomas Harold Tobn Bonne Van Fern lqfiflf V. zlfcer lffilflfifl Wenger: Wands: Vv 1.ll:1rns . V X Ruin l.:1 J' Wilson llordlko Tokltzx Rose Marine Vsww Gerald ,,,N. M 11 X4.l:.l Horns 'Nest Betty lane Willson 'orkrnon Kay Young Ee-nnzrzi Trcwloridgs 20:2 Xlfackerli .,m:1.e-y ,,. vu GYHQY Walter J, es: Charles Wilson Bob Tucker 21 H525 nh., ns, '1n.-N. . .. .,,,..e. Lzwrence 'ffctsrs x 'H V .v.,XlI'lS 'L-5. vw ....G lirnzziy Wilson Oral Forman Betty Ode-n lfellie Vozl leon l.'fv1llCx:e Teo Weaver Boyd '.Vl1 de Mary Helen Wilson lewel Codne unior Class Cfficers shortly after the beginning of the year the Iumors elected Lloyd George as vice president Donna Dick secretary Dick Verran and Peggy Tway cheer leaders and Gerald Ryan and lulia Vallar advisers The annual class play A FULL HOUSE presented on Novemb r 16 l 18 was a great success and brought iorth some outstanding characteriza tions The class al o sponsored the third pep rally of the school year A assembly Written and acted by luniors provided good entertamrnent for the other classes One of the school s most successiul Iunror Proms wa held in the Armory March 29 22 ,.. rf: f Veasy president of their class for the second time. Mary Mclintire was chosen 7, . ' 4 - ' . s ' . n I - A 4 .A XA . ' . . ' f s ' ar 5 -.4 15-9' 1'-v 7 .Pf Aw. --C 3-1' Billy Hb 3 - Daniels 1. Q 1-,z f 2 '33 F. ,., 1 . Q Reva 1.7 Deveraux X , .:. 2 3 Robert 'N ,...,.v- Andelir Don Anderson Marvin Anderson llta Archibald Bette Arneson Ralph Austin Iaunita Baker Von Baird Donetta Ball Carol Barnett Pearl Beale Gwendolyn Bellin Dewey Bingham Afton Bitton Billy Black Carl Blomberg Heber Barrowman Keith Bowcutt Molly Bradbury Bud Brewingfcn Ned Brown Fannie Brumley Dale Burnham Owen Burns Ordeen Burtenshaw Mariorie Bybee Fay Bybee Melvin Campbell lames Chandler Helen Casper Betty Changnon Bob Charlesworth Della Cole Don Collette Betnine Clark ryetta George Descharn ps Donna Dick Myrla Q. Dus.in Keith Evans Alla Gardner Vaughn Halliday Rulla Heileson Margarei Holrnes La Verne Dixon Mary Dowd Keith Douglass Helen Crewes Robert Fgberl Fred Elkington Mylon EllingsfordLouise Eastburg Allen Faust Mary Fanning lay Farnes Donna Flinders Duane Gardner Nile Gray Bob Gray Harmon Groesbeck Pal Hargrave George Haroldsen Hedeshiro Hasegawa Marjorie Hathaway Vivian Higginsor loy Hibber' Barbar Hill Theodore Hohime! Cyril Holden Pnylli: Hunter Calvin Hurley Kathryn lacksort Mczelle lackson Ray fardine -1 QTY? av' -110 at Doris Iennings Li G le .sen l--5 ,ul Q: p-5 In :O gg!!! 46' 24 Q Wayne lones Margaret Kenney Peggy Lagos Audrey McKay Iohn Maheras TOY Mason Mary McEntrie Betty l-lilrna Iohnson Marva Klingler Betty Latimer Glen McKay Bernice Mais Marcella Melogue Ada Mori Elayne Olson I, B. Keeler Roger Kellar Norma Kemp Dale Koester Angelina Krieger Bill Kroll Wilda Lauder Ruth Lee Vila Pearl Lemmon Kenneth MacKenzie Rodney Madsen Dale Magelby Florence Marshall Frances Marshall Marjorie Martin Farrel Metcalf Lorraine McDaniel Virginia McEntire Louie Myler Dorothy Neilsen Merrill Nielson Louise Owen Betty Lou Pedersen Gloria Pond Verla Quinton Arthur Rice Leo Romer Leonard Sells Rita Palmer Lois Parks Gail Pattee Dorothy Peeler Catherine Phillipp Lallae Price Antoinette Poitevin leanette Petersen Bernice Peterson Nello Rapp Verl Reed Elaine Rennie Charles Richards Herman Robertson Clyde Robison Marie Samsel Myron Scholer Cleon Scott Ieannette Segal Betty Shannon Verlyn Shields Bill Springall Ethel Peasley Bob Poole Ruth Pence Lenora Rhoades fm .5 Iackie Robison Alene Scoville 'Q 'FQYU 'FEV 'Q Beulah TM? Simpson Harvey Stoltenberg Allen Stanley ,.f. LO 4n. 715 lulia Anne Stavros 1- ' rf v rv it .PQ n 4' si fb. f '3P qv' ..' 124 tv 3 ' ff WV '7' 45: Florence Valentine Imogene Waclcerlie lohn Ziebarth 27 Anita lynx V,,.-,l, Stewart Merrill Stone Kenneth Strahle Orlene Storer Mildred Stringham Geraldine Surnrier lack Sundizera Elrner Schwarfzenberger Roy Tornqren Paul Telford Elaine Thornock Harold Tippets Elaine Thomas George Thomas Phyllis Thornpfon Augusta Tolles Peggy Tway Leone Wood Betty Wood Warren Wulf Patty Willson Pat Wilscn Ralph Williams Margery Wilson Donna Wickham Beth West Dick West lack Weittle Bette Weaver Kay Wadsworth Bernice Waters Eleanore Washburn Melba Waddoups .Ilyde Walton Betty Walton Lloyd George Veasy Sophomore Class Officers The Sophornores began an act1ve year by electrng Irmrny l-lovermale presrdent Shrrley Andelm vrce bresldent VIFQIUIG Pond secretary Derne Palmer and Bette DGVIS cheer leaders and LUCIO lohnson and Howard Hub bard class adv1sers The class of l942 has been very suc esstul ln athletrcs drarnatlcs and rnuslc Thelr annual dance the Balloon Masquerade Ball and therr assem bly were outstandmg events of the year ln boxlng the sophomore were well represented by B111 McFadden Calvln Lrttle Forrest Scouten Dale Goodwln Everett Bose and Darrel Hendrrclcson 28 fr -6. 'li I fr yt 1 I 1 ' I I I I A I ' , . F . . . VV , I . . X. ,f . . , - - 5 , 1 f I f - L. .66 lx S 4 .,, Ht: 31 r 1 id if is I - ..,, ,VM 'Q- I if N MX Wh. Sw rv- ,IAA JG- jg, uve Y'-,Q 6 'Y K A Delbert Ahlstrorn Della Bacon Lynn Bingharn Lowell Bray Richard Campbell Harry Copeland lean Airnan l.ayMont Bair Bob Bishop Catherine Brown Frances Chapin Lois Corbett Hazel Aland Bufh Barlow Bob Blain lla Marie Brown Howard Cherryholrnes Nancy Cowan Bichard Andelzn Allen Beagles Patrzcia Blasius Wanda Brown Ella Bee Christensen Lavona f- Craggs Shirley Andelin Velma Beazer Philip Boltz Betty Brunt Bonnie Christophe-rson Nora Crook 29 Opal Andersc l.ueva Becker lonn Boozer Charles Bundte Velma Clay Bay Daniger Vera Anders'- .i ...C. Ardeth Bennett Betty Bowles Nelrna Burke Billy Clayton Bette Davis Fern Arne-son Marian Bennett Lean Bray Newell Burke Laura Colan Vauann Denning Gi 1 VS lol i at Rr 'WI' if 'E fc: 'rr' A 5 Lea Deveraux Ruth Eitcn Floyd Hansen Rornola Heileson Gareth Horner Maage lensen KM.. x 1 -z Edna fx ixewes Eleanor Elerning Glen Hansen -s iJCII'f6l Henanclcsor 6 lame: Hoverrnal Betty lonnson J.,- 'lpg ' . 'K fin. Q fs. Hornet Earl Vzrginza Fl1l,O. Gaia .'lC1fITlCI'l Baroara Hrgginbotnarn Bill ilowarft Jelore' lolznsor' Wifi-K E za- 134 Betty Elg Ray Eorrnan Grant Harolaser Hazel Higginson Florence Howell Madeline lohnson 33 '4 -..,::,g: , Betty Ellswortz Geraldine Eouts George Harringlielcl Deon Hin Earlene lsorn Ruby lohnson 1- 2 -:V -' .1-ang? ffm, Wendell Ericsson Hazel Goodson Takashi Hasegawa Mary Holden Betty Lou lackson Clara lolly X1 3 Lowell Ferguson Bette Grirnmett Monte Hawkley lohnny Hollett Kenneth laeger Betty Ann lordon Margare Fisher Max Hales lIo.l..a Heilscn ,erm Charles Holm Grace lensen Donna lorgense I T1 Arlene Kearney larnes Kubosurni Christine Mead Rhoda Nelson -N Berne Palrner Virginia Pond v aa 5 9 5 Bob Keeter Dorothy Larch Billy McFadden Virginia Nutzrnan l T Peterson Gloria Rader 4' K ,A ,gg f 'X f V .. - 4 Q- ix A Edward Kellum Calvin Little Bradley Minor Darrel Nielsen Laura Peterson lean Read I ' i ff P X J I 4. liar ' ' lzlz f y 'D mf V Verna Kelley Lorraine Lundberg Wendell Miller Blaine Olson Angela Phiiiip Viva lean Rennie 1 AS. Shirley Kidd Conrad Lundblade Frances Moore Maurine Olson lennie Phillips Ellen Rhoades 31 91, ' W 2 , A ,I ,,,. 4 4 I Y ' f is 1' Y 41 A v Helen Killpatriclc Mariorie Mangurn lvfariorie Moore Blanche Owens Frances Poitevin Adarn Ritcher Glen Koester Betty lvlarsde Rita lviorriss Robert Oyler lean Poll Rayola Ritchey YI ,N Margaret Krcnberg Carl McCowin Arthur Muncey Lois Paasch lane: Poulsen Ray Rorner f 1 ,M -S- 1 f, - Sheldon Rose Rollin Scott Leona Skelton Lois Stoltenberg Barbara Voorhies Shirley Ross Maxine Scoville Maryalys Smith Marian Stone Dwain Wagner if W Y. N' 2 I l-leien Ryner Minnie See Dean Soelherg Marvin Stoneberg Marjorie Wallace Marjorie 'Winchester -g Q i. M Beth Sams Donald Shearer Stanton Somers Mickey Sullivan Orval Wallace Marlene Winchester if A Rhea Sams Denver Sherman Verna Sproul Guy Thurman Helen Wareham lack Wood 32 ff- Shirley Sanders Virginia Shipp Fay Staples Thomas Tobin Emalie Wartchow Warren Wood Tom Sautter Lola Mae Simonson Lucile Starr George Tokita Donald Whitehead Donneita Schuldt Helen Skaar Mary Stewart Don Utley Fred Williams Snaps 68 N1 9 10 'iv H1 Snaps iiilm Urganizations unior Play Ma1d from S1oux Crty Enghsh servant Otttly a bnde Mrs Wmnecker Daphlne Charters Nrcholas Kmg Ned Pembroke Ir George Howell Dougherty a pohce sergeant Ixm Mooney a pohceman Kearney a pohceman Mrs Plemmg Vera Vernon a show glrl Mrs Pembroke from Boston CAST A Full House a comedy ln three acts was successfully presented on the evenlngs ot November lo and l7 Antolnette POITSVIH V1la Pearl Lemmon Carl Blomberg Beth1ne Clark Iuha Ann Stravos leannette Segal Lloyd George Veasy Kenneth Mackenzle Cleon Scott Leo Romer Allen Stanley Betty Otteson Betty Lou Pederson Betty Shannon Due to the lllness of Mlss Edna Mae Ewert the play was dlrected by Mrs Charles Crowley The Junlor class chsplayed great talent and entertatned full houses both n1ghts 30 2' P' Q ' ' ,,,, , , ,H ,H . ,,, ,, , ,,,,,,, , Cyril Holden .. ,r . , , , . Semor Play B1ll l-larrtrgton lv'rs Harrmgton Grace l-la rrtgton Patncra l-la rrngton Brlly Caldwell Tony Artcle son Saclle Bncwanan Trlp Bu V Francls OF herty CAST 5.4-f A Dale Horner Ordell Iackson Betty Poole Beth Armstrong Earl Tavlo Berne lense Betty l-larrrs Ioe K use Kenneth Andras The Sentor lass o N340 Cho The Patsy of three act Corned tor therr annual play prod t on Aprrl 25 and 29 Famrlx trouble rn tte horne at t e harrrngtons provrded rnost ot tt e laugl s rn a happy endtng or all rncludrrq The Patsy vw no aets the man e loves Drrecttrsg as done Mrss Loutse Ntelsen The advlsors ere Mr Charles Crowley and V ss Chloe Packer 37 I 2. - T S ' V I' 1 ,, , - L V. N -' v ' A .F ' l , kr 5 T T Wff 1 - 2 325 ' 4 V wg I , 1 'x rr' . . W , T . T ,, H ' sty , r l C ff fre se, .. . f . y. ' ., ' f L. P n ' ' . ' ., . '1 actton untrl Pa Harrington stepped and put the 'llfrs and Grace in their proper places. Thrs re at s Orchestra The High School Symphony Orchestra under the direction of A L Gifford was eligible this year for the national contest at Grand Iunction Colorado because of their highly superior ratlng at Pocatello last spring The orchestra played the two contest numbers at the choir concert in March Dale Magleby V1rg1n1a Shipp Helen Killpack Maurice Ritchey Rayola Rltchey Bula Heilesen Augusta Tolles Marvin Walker Anlta Stewart Betty Burns Ella Ree Christensen Dale Hartwell Peggy Tway Ruth Pence Bernice Petersen Pearl Beale Harmon Groesbeck Carl Blomberg Iuanita Baker Lois Paasch Iosephine Rhoades Arthur Muncey Bill Hosie Roger Keller Shirley Boss Donald White head Shirley Gullixson Ienme Linville Bonnie I-le1lrnan Lynn Bingham Iva Lou Thompson Beth West Adene Hyde Keith Ker Vaughn Evans leanette Petersen Earl Taylor Margaret lean Shipp Mary Mc Entire Betty Willson Zara Fae Green Douglas Bush Beth Howard Van Weaver 38 'QF' i l. V I Shirley McCaslin, La Verl Finn, Ray Jardine, Imogene Wackerli, La Verne Dixon, Elaine Maheras, I I 1 I I L I V ' Band Openlng a successful season the band dlrected by A L Glfford took honors at the Eastern Idaho Dlstrlct Fa1r at Blackfoot The band was kept busy for the next few weeks rehearslng for the annual concert 1n November On Apnl 27 they Journeyed to Rexburg Where they recelved a superlor ratmg for marchmg Indlvldual solo1sts also recewed many ratlngs The band attended the natlonal contest at Grand Iunctlon Colorado May 8 9 and IU Cfflcers are Earl Taylor drum malor and pres1dent Betty Wlllson sec retary Dale Horner buslness manager and A L Glfford d1rector 39 i -17 Wg l:fge+,gw5-fame:-5-5592 f 1? . 7 2 t L 6 Pep Band .qv The Pep Band was orgamzed thls year for the purpose of creatmg sportsmanshlp and school spmt m the school The band attended the basketball games football games and pep ralltes throughout the school year Many actlvttxes were performed dur1ng the year mcluclmg Pep Band Dance a con cessxon at the carmval and the tr1p to BOISS October 21 Othcers of the band are Ketth Ker dlrector Ke1th Douglass prestdent Dorothy Hendrxclcson secretary Ray ardme ass1stant d1rector 40 2 3 ' at y y Sb sm. .-Q ' , P I ' f 1? 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' I l Scarlet Masque Scarlet Masque IS an honorary organ1zat1on of outstandxng students 1n dramatlcs Seventeen new members were added thts year from the Iun1or play and operetta March ot th1s year saw two teatures that were under the d1rect1on of th1s club March 2 they presented tour plays On Second Thought When the Sun RISGS Lucky Day and Yellow Sheet to the pubhc m the audt tor1um March 8 the gymnas1um was the sett1ng for the1r Stag Dance Thts club also sponsored the Alb1on State Normal productton Town tn the audttortum Betty Lou Pederse Arttotnet e Pot evm Leo Romer Cle-on Scott Kenneth Andrus Ba D a lv'arler Ted Weave Cyrll Holder' Members Dale Homer Preslder Be ne le'1se'1 Vlce p estdert Marv Fann ng Sec eta y Betty Poole Treasur a rr 1' ht, dy Neva Sherrrta Naxme Wtnte V1la P arl Lernrnort Oral Forrran 41 lOS9p'11 e St -ces Carl Blombe g Kenne n Vaclienzte Betty Shanno Lloyd Geo g V asy ol Our Ma 1or1 N Benham Trowb age Bette Weav lerry Mtll g . . , t IW L I 2 5 . I I Y , , , 3 ' .t r . . ' f r ' t x r r er Betty Otteson leannette Segal Beth Armstrong Gene Meyer lulia Ann Stavros ' n . . l-l r 'ett l'.ct., 'r ' fn cl r' e .arfin . ' Z 't ' r'r . - .A .. n . r rt' r . ' I ' tl . . er . 1 . ' e .. . . . n ' .t an t . r e e GiHorcl's Follies Glamour g1rls of Gdfords Folhes stepped off a hvely 1ntroduct1on to the All School Carruval February 9 W1th Kelth Ker s Moonhght Serenaders iurmshmg the musrc Earl Taylor acted as Master of Cerernorues for the entertammg show The theme was Marrlage Hour Mr A L G1llOfd was general chrector and MISS LOUISE N1elsen dlrected the dancmg 42 . U . , . ,, . . . A - - 1 U - u . . H - H . . , , Bonnie Van Dorn, Marian Wengert, Norma Cousin, Marjorie George, Rilla May Isom, Earlene lsom, Bernice Waters Dorothy Long, Eva Davis, Alice Ricks, Florence Howell, Lorene Molen, Donna Wickham, Leone Wood, Wilma Beale Marian Stone, Margery Mangum, Nora Crook, Iuanita Baker, Lorraine Lundberg, Colleen Hudman, Mary Rita Amos Margaret Fisher, La Nae Price, Marjorie Stump, Marjorie Lowe, Verla Quinton, Betty Marsden, Deon Hill, Hazel Goodsen Usona Erickson, Ruth Pence, Rhoda Nelson, Nelma Burke, Eloise Eastburg, Mary Helen Wilson, Edna Drewes. L I - . The Merry Mix-Up Club organized in 1939, promotes various handcrafts as embroidering, crocheting, and knitting. Meetings were held on school time every other Thursday morning. Monthly social meetings were held at different members homes. The club sponsored the Fish Pond concession at the annual all school carnival. Producing new stage scenery, managing stage and footlights, and operating the public address system were some of the important duties of the stage crew. Kenneth McCowin, stage mana- ger, Marvin Goddard, assistant stage manager, Bill Gray, Bob Poole, Don Utley, Kenneth Anderson. Club officers are: Marian Wengert, president, Bonnie Van Dorn, vice- president, Eloise Eastburg, secretary and treasurer, Mrs, Mabel Murphy, adviser. 43 The Spud Newspaper The Spud under the editorship ot Adene Hyde and Ruth Wi lson attained new heights this year. The twenty-six Iournalism students published eighteen issues informing students ot school activities and testivities. Fads and Fashions, a new column was introduced. The Iournalism group attempted to set a standard ot a six page paper. The sports were very thoro i , Q Ruth Wilson Kay Young Clarence Goodwin, Florence Skarr Alice Hansen Harriet Ferguson Toe Kruse Nina Brough Myrle Larson Dudley Warner Bud Brewingion, S l. Squires Mary Helen Wilson Merrill Stone Ruby Miller lack Burrup Cleo: Scott Kenneth Andrus Billie Eardley Marjorie Smith Vila Pearl Lerrirncn Fritz leiiries 44 ughly written up under the keen ob- servation ot Sports Editor, Clarence Goodwin, Fritz Iettries, business rrianager with his competent statt kept the paper filled with ads. They succeeded in getting more ads than any other year. The 1940 Spud Annual Featuring symbolic pictures on each division page, the l94U Spud Annual was published tor the first time in Idaho Falls by The Post Register. Student Lite, a section introduced last year constituted a variety ot student lite and pictures. Rose lettering, lines, and dots added lite and color by the unique use ot colored lettering. Sophornores are again pictured individually. Ruby Miller was editor ot the book. Mr. lerry Ryan was adviser oi both publications. I F Club The veteran l F Club IS composed ot athletes who have offxclally been awarded a letter for parttctpatron 1n mator athlet1cs of the school The club funchons for the pnmary purpose ol meetmg together as athletes to promote sportsmanshrp and to st1mulate desrrable actlvmes 1n school athletrcs Thelr sponsor IS Mr lvan Goshn Outslde actrvltles of the club were an assembly two dances and a banquet all successful Members are Earl Taylor pres1dent George Atlctnson v1ce pres1dent Drc Crabtree secretary and treasurer Bud Bauchrnan hm W1lson lack Ryan Harold Craggs hm Bell Vlmer Schwartzenberger Lee lorgensen Allen Marler Don Parks Ralph Paasch Mack Madsen Ierry Mllllgan Merr1ll Stone Walt West Brll Bybee Howard Farley Marvln Goddard Don Anderson and Brll Graf 45 L X , :A 'S 7 - W 1, , , , f , . ' I 1 I - I ,- , , , V , , , ,-A , , f , A ,,,, , , , f , X Pep Club Exleen Amman Sh1rley Andehn Beth Armstrong Patte Blastus Molly Bradbury Nma Brough Mar1or1e Bybee Betty Changnon Merle Chnstensen Bonme Chrxstopherson Bette Davts Donna D1ck Brllle Eardley LOUISE Eastburg Mary Fanmng Anne Frew Betty Harrls Maryorte Hathaway Mary Holden Phyll1s Hunter Adene Hyde Marva Khngler V1la Pearl Lemmon Atleen Lewis Barbara Marler Harrlet McCurdy Mary 'vlcEnt1re Rhea Nelson Betty Oden Marjorle Peterson Helen Ptckett V1rg1n1a Pond Snarr Luctle Starr Amta Stewart losephme Stokes Mary Ellen Sulley Peggy Tway Rose Marlne Verran Beth West Maxine Wh1te Margery Wtlson Ruth Wtlson Frances PO1l9Vl!'l The Pep Club showed 1ts ab1l1ty to cheer at football and basketball games DY attendmg all games played on the home held and on as many others as posslble Members d1splayed enthuslasm and school sptrtt tn several assemb11es dur1ng the year At the close ot the year they gave a banquet m honor of the football coaches and players The members also presented comedy scrlpts between games to amuse spectators The olllcers are Ruth Snarr prestdent Adene Hyde vlce presldent Betty Harms secretary Mar tone Wtlson treasurer and Mxss Vlvlenne Mosher advlser 46 Betty Poole, Antionette Poitevin, Gretchen Robson, Harriet Russell, Marjorie Smith, Ruth . A . ' . - , A , . - Press Club Smart p1ns symbohzed the members ol the Press Club ffhlch ,vas or gantzed tour years ago Wtthout the a1d of the rnernoers ot thts club tt would have been 1mposs1ble to produce elther the chool paper or the annual Other var ous act1v1t1es of the club are sellmg no semakers booster penctls ballons pnnttng posters for games dances and the carmval and supportmg all school pubhcahons Members are Ruby Mrlter prestdent Nma Brough vlce presldent Helen Lrttle secretary and treasurer Merrlll Stone Dudley Warner Ruth Wrlson Adene Hyde Vlrglma Shtpp Mary Helen W1lson Ethel Kronberg Rosemary Mornson Myrle Larson Harnet Ferguson Pat Wtlson Afton Lundblade Kay Young Florence Skaar Al1ce Hansen Kenneth Andrus S L Squtres Bud Brewmgton Dorothy Hendrtckson Blllle Eardley Marlorre Smtth Francts Ieftertes Lenna Hooker and Cleon Scott 47 5 5 , 9 1. 5 1 v 'I' , . , tt l Y ' . - f- , O , . . ' 1 . . , ,, ., , . , , , -- ' V r I - A I , , f , , , , f f , , , f f f f 1 A - - , 1 , , , , , - Home Economics Club Under the apt supervlsron ot MISS Luc1a Iohnson the Home Economlcs Club had a very successful year Alms of the club were to promote good fellowshtp among hlgh school students and to create an mterest rn home mak1ng the Easter mot1t The Annual Home Economlcs Conventlon was aga1n held at Pocatello w1th the Idaho Falls school 1n charge At the Carmval they sponsored the candy and COOk19 concess1on Offlcers of the club are Betty Bateman presldent Barbara Marler vtce presxdent Dorothy Redtleld secretary and Ahce Anderson treasurer 48 A Mothers Tea was held on March 20, which was cleverly arranged in Future Farmers of America Otto Andrew Ted Baker Gtlbert Bates Ruben Btschoft Eugene Clapp Bert Hansen Fred Haroldsen Wallace lacfcson Ketth Keller llm Lvon Lester Nangum Duane Mtller Kent Mtlltgan Ronald Ntckerson Robert Remsberg Everett Seytert Lee Smtth Vernal Snarr Leland Staten Bob Stoken lohn Tanaka Phtlltp Walstron Russell Wartchow Fred Whttelnll BtllLean1tt Raymond Benthtn Rulon Burke Clyae Burrows Howard Cherryholmes Fred Elkmgton George Haroldsen Btll Howard Gen Koester lames Kubosuml Delbert Lotts Bob Mac Clyde Robmson Dean Soelberg George Talctta Dwatn Wagoner W1ll1am Waters Reed Humphrey Kenneth Anderson Glen Barr Lloyd Ertclcson Marvm Goddard Bob Gray Ntle Gray Dale Hartwell Spen e Keller Dale Koester Ernest Machen Iohn Maheras Ierry Mllllgan Ow n Rennl Gerald Walsh Lawr 'tce Nat r The Future Farmers of Arnertca a nattonal organlzatton was founded for the purpose of teachtng tarrn boys better methods ot aartculture and glvtng them so'ne sof'1al OCl1Vlll9S The ldaho Falls chapter Nas organtzed twelve years ago Durtng that trme the boys have been actlve tn stock yudgtng cornpetttton ra1s1ng protect crops and trnprovmg the rnterest of boys ID ag rtculture Other acttvtttes ncluded Shelley spud gradtng contest assembly and dance basketball pest contest and Judgtng at Ogden Plans were carned out for a Fathers and Sons Banquet shop contest and a luntor Ltvestock Show to be held sornettme durtng the year The otttcers are prestdent Marvln Goddard vtce prestdent lerry Mrlhgan secretary Kenneth Anderson reporter Dale Koester treasurer Owen Rennte watchdog Glen Barr and advlser E D Belnap 49 ,. ' f fav , , i . . S, . , 4 f , , t . . . f - t 1 A t 5 r t 1 . . , . 4 f t , 14 f t ' cr ' , ., e e 'e, ., e. t es , r . . t , o . X . . . I I - t . . , - f f , - , ' I - - I 1 I ,- , f , A, V , , - - Table Tennis Unde re eupervtelon ot Mr Charles Crowley the Table Tennts club en oyed or sacceeslul year The club was newly organ Zed tn l937 to create Qportman ke atttude and good teeltng ot tellowshtp among the rnernbere Clulo eettnge v ere held on 'school t1rne every other Thursday morntng operatea aance on the btage Ct' e o tle club are Myron Schol r pres1dent Vaughn Halltdax vice nresrdent Bob Allen secretary and treaQurer lfr Charles Crowley advtser lften ers are Allen Stanley Dale Homer Torry De Vore Ho Nard Farley 4 x Vll n Bll B bee Everett Buck Wfaly Reed F .X 4' L W4 f T ,! - of 1 , r tit , . , '. e 9 f f . Y , i A l ll 61 ' ' .Y L. I 1 5 , rn ' . J o A . ' X ' ' in Mr. Crox-.'ley's room. As a concession at the all-school carnival, the Club .ic rs lf 1 C 1' ' e ' - ' ' ' A ,- -' , . , . -- 5 1 V ,, ' . ' .tb . i , , , Y la: iso , t y -, , v . Cross Arms The Cross Arms Club was organized to give the boys interested in military training an opportunitv to learn drill fundamentals The meetings were held on efery other Thursday on school time and every Friday noon The club soonsored a successful concession of Bingo at the annual all cnool carnival Members are lean Vance president Dale Burnham Vice president Leo Famer secretary and treasurer Aland Tense ergearit at arms I T Peterson Gui Thurman Bish Kellum Carl Blomoer Bob Blain Dean Soelberg Brad inor l-lomer Earl Bob Bishop la l-c Wood flonte Ha Jlclef Chuck Holm and Blaine Olson Sl at Y -L 1 ir 11 Y ,' A . Tx 5 . T jk A' G. .qv L . X U . 1- l l A 5 . Their Military Ball was held lanuary l2, and was also claimed a success, if , . I f' H, S . f s Q . . , , W , , AI , QI . . I 1 M' , ' , ' , C '. 1, F' 'J Q , Pavlowette Dance Club The Donce club conslsuno of 50 members rs orgomzed for the purpose of developmg porse ond groce mn grrls promoting more doncmg rnterest ln The School developlng personohty ond Supportmg school octlvmes Besldes grvmg donclng le sons to boys CI well os glrls C1 voudewlle ossembly ond the Dmtv Moore Donce were presented Ofhcers lnclude Rose Mor ne Verron Dres1dent Helen Plckett Vlce presldent Arleen Lewrs se re-tory ond Borboro Morler reporter The club fun tons We IVI1SS Loulse Nlelsen os super V1 or 52 L A-A by this club. ' A ' f i , ' 1 ' , ' - ' z ' l , C , , 'S . Sub Deb Cabemphs Chapter The Cabemphs chapter ot the Sub deb Club has completed 1ts second successful year Last tall the club tnvtted all the new gtrls 1n school to a tea The Sub deb dance was a stag atta1r at whtch a number of novelty 1de-as were successfully carned out By malung contrtbutrons to the Metropolttan Opera company and the local Good Fellows orgamzatton and by v1s1t1ng furnlture stores to be enl1ghtened on the way to choose and purchase furmture the club has lrved up to 1t purpose ot 1mp ov1ng the character cultural pursu1ts and po1se of each ol 1ts members Betty Wtllson presldent Margaret leanne Shtpp vlce prestdent Adene Hyde secretary Harnet Bussell treasurer ltbrarlan Betty Oden Merlene Austtn Mary Ellen Sully Anne Frew Peggy Tway Patty Wtllson Betty l-larrts Donna Dtck Margery Wtlson Antoxnette Pottevln Mary Fanntng lean Wallace Mtss Ella Mae Neuber advtser 53 Q 2 if I' G ' .f 'M in 5' s W . X , Q .- WL t if e, ' 5 . xwwm M EA l . 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Sub Deb S1gma Delta Chi Chapter Durmg 1ts f1fSl year ot ex1stence the S1gma Delta Ch1 chapter of the Sub deb Club has had several prolects on Wh1ch 1ts members Worked Notable among these were the selhng ot home made candy rn the halls and thelr cooperahon w1th the l F Club rn sponsormg the sale of tuberculosls seals Club members are taken from the sophomore lumor and semor classes and half of th1s years members w1ll be left to carry on the work next year Barbara Poole presrdent Dorothy l-lendrrckson V1CGpfGS1CleI'1l Rhea Nelson correspondmg secretary Mary Holden secretary treasurer Blllle Eardley reporter Bethme Clark l1brar1an Erleen Arman Bette Davls Marjorle Smrth Norma Thomas Beverly Squxres Bette Changnon Molly Bradbury Anlta Stuart Bette Weaver Mrs Charles Crowley advrser 54 4 Qs. 1 y s ' 1 1- .Z .- Mm Q 1 1 . , , 1 I 1 ' 1 I I f - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - H1Y iwuha-we The H1 Y IS ventably one of the outstandmg clubs of the school because ol 1ts endeavors throughout the year to clarlfy and better school act1v1t1es They also sponsored such drlves as the Red Cross Penny drlve donatrons for the orphans at Bolse for Thanksglvrng etc Members are chosen lor thelr scholarshlp actrveness and Chr1st1an character Mack Madsen presrdent B1ll Call V1C9pI'9Sld91'1l Inn Bell secretary treasurer Ierry M1ll1gar1 D1c Crabtree Bob Allen Gene Meyer Bud Bauchman Cy Holden Bob Andelm lay Strong Vaughn Evans Vaughn Halllday Kelth Douglass Iohn Zlebarth, Bob Charlesworth, Dale Horner, Kerth Evans, Ralph AUSllD, Lloyd George Veasy 55 I 1 :e:f1.c::fM-ff:1fff'NY1,, ' ,, we -:q rr,r 1 .4 lf' ,, if . , . , I A ' I I ' I , t 1 f I 1 f ' Social Whirl and Camera Club Van Baird lerry Sumner LaVerne Dixon Viva lean Rennie Alice Hansen Lueva Becker. Ianet Poulsen, Lila lensen Ednarae Bennett lean Poll Fern Arneson To teach girls the fundamentals of the popular games and social active ities the Social Whirl club was or- ganized last year. One aim is teach ing the girls to play Bridge. The Club also promotes better social understanding among members. During the year parties were given at the homes ot individual members. The otticers are: Kathryn Iackson, president, Ruth Arnold, vice-presi- dentg lmogene Wackerli, secretary- treasurer, and Peggy Lagos, reporter. The Camera Club was organized to turther student interest in Photog- raphy. The purpose of the club was to teach the techniques ot de- veloping and printing pictures. ln- terest was also aroused by a contest between members to see who had taken the cleverest and best pictures. Otticers are: Darrel Nielsen, presi- dent, Leora Hill, Vicefpresidentg and Opal Anderson, secretary. 'te Arneson Helen Dre-Wes, Wanda Brown Iennie Phillips, Betty Bowles Wendell Miller Farrel Hansen Edna Ernpey Oreva Blick Margaret Kronberg, lack Staley, Phillip Boltz Velma Beazer Burrell Wilkie Bayola Ritchey Kenneth laeger George Garringield Barbara Higgenbothorn Arthur Bice 56 Rinky Dink lntroduced for the f1rst t1me thrs year the Hmky Dmks Club was orgamzed as an exclusrve club lor boys lts ma1n purposes are to promote athletrc and socral act1v1ty and to help arouse school pep at the varsrty games and other school events This club ranked hrgh 1n lntramural standlng havrng partrcrpated 1n touch pass basketball horse shoe and soft ball An assembly was glven by the club 1n Apr1l Offlcers ot the lub are Berne lensen p esrdent Bob Tucker Vrce presr loe Kruse reporter lffr Davrd Davrs advrser Other members are lfarvtn v alKer Douglas Bo man Sheldon Err kson Kay Wadsworth Derne Palme Cleon Scott Ray Fo man Tom Tobm Denms Brtton lrmmf Hunt l rr n Wulf Don Anderson Kerth Brthell Tom Nrgnoert and Max Elhson 57 B f T-' Y . I Q 1 Us Us rx:-9 . . CA i y r . I I . P dentg Grant Walker, secretary and treasurerg Boyd Wilde, sergeant at armsg . 3 rr 1 ' , w , . 'c . , , .. r, , Y . X , ' I , I l , U3 9 , , I. E , H ll . The Skating Club was organized in the high school to promote interest in girls' sports. The success ot the club this year was outstanding, with many activities and parties tor the members. During the year they held several ice skating parties and roller skating parties. The 'iljreaksw concession was the one managed by this club at the allfschool carnival. Officers arei Marjorie Martin, presif dent, Betty Otteson, vice-president, Christine Mead, secretary. The B Natural Music Club was organized with a View to creating a deeper interest in music by pre- senting talent ot the members. Throughout the year, members have studied lives and compositions of great musicians. At the annual carnival, the club operated the hot dog and ham- burger stand. Otticers are: Maxine Linger, presie dentg Donnetta Ball, vice-president, Wrenn Colson, secretary, lulia Stavros, program chairmang Byron Iones, adviser. Skating Club and Music Club Della Bacon, Donnetta Ball, Betty Brunt, Della Cole, Wrenn Colson Phyllis Hunt, Pat Killpack Maxine Linger Elaine Maheras Helen Poulter Maurice Ritchey Marjorie Sherwood Maryalys Smith, lulia Stavros Bette Weaver Ted Weaver 58 Silver Eagle The Sllver Eagle Club organlzed 1n 1938 fosters the advancement of scoutmg Under the capable sponsorshlp of Mr Eugene Pratt the club mem bers devote thetr energy to ment badge sub1ects lt IS the u1t1mate goal of every member to be an eagle scout The club hasnt sponsored any outs1de school acttvtttes of tts own but many of 1ts members are promment 1n others Members are Bob Charlesworth pres1dent Iay Strong v1ce prestdent Lloyd George Veasy secretary and treasurer Gareth Homer Kelth Evans Iack We1tf1e Allen Stanley Robert Egbert Harold T1ppetts Tom Lee Ray Iardme Rodney Madsen Dale Ntelsen B111Spr1nga11 Ver1Reed Ray Foreman and D1lts Workman 59 1, 1 . 3 W at 4 X in-Q.. a 1 1 . . , - , . ... , 1 - 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GIIIS Federatmn OFFICERS Bc tty Poole presrdent Adene Hyde vlce presr dent Beth Armstrong secretary Gretchen Hob son treo ur r Advrse s M1 s Plldys Buckley Through the G1rls Federahon a student loan was grven to a graduate to help rn securmg a college educatlon Every day a remembrance was sent to Mtss Fannre Hodge advrser whrle she was m the hospltal by the Glrls Federatron Outstandmg socral events ot the G F year were the rntormal dance Nov ll the sponsormg of the carnlval queen at Grits Folhes Feb 9 and the formal Commencement ball May 17 Durrng lunch hour and at football and basketball games candy and chewmg gum were sold to rarse money for varrous act1v1t1es 60 I j l R f Y' O . 4' fr.. Q , F, 4, , - Nw, . , s e A r- ' W' Miss Fannie Hodge and 'ss 1 f 5 A , , , . - , . , . , , . Girls' Athletic Association P1- W The Glrls Iamboree was an acttve sport party g1ven th1s year by the G1rls Athletlc Assoclatlon to prornte lnterest 1n grrl s sports be earned by playlng basketball speedball tennls softball pmg pong volley ball baclrnmton and shuttle board tournaments sw1mrn1ng h1k1ng and skatmg Speedball basketball volleyball tennls softball golf and badm1nton were the tournaments played thls year H1t Pm Ball was the club s concess1on at the all school carnlval The oftlcers are MISS Lou1se Ntelsen advtser Ordell Iackson pres1dent Frances Marshall vxce pres1dent and Donna Dtck secretary and treasurer 61 2 .f L When a girl has earned l,OUO points, she receives a letter. Points rnay . - . . V Glee Club Acappella Choir TT T Both the Girls Glee Club ond tlie A Coppelld Choir stdrted tlie year with tlie distinction of licfving been first division 'xiinnerff in tlie Ndtionol lflusic Contest dt Pocatello last spring, Throughout ilie 'gem tliefg lunctlcned isucf:e,':f:fi1ll '.,' under tiic direction of Byron loncaz, vocul tedclier. ln November the clioir song in ci concert presented by tlie entire music depcxrtrnent, and the operettor, Cctrmelitcr, presented December 78, was occloirned CY complete suc cess. On lfldrcli 22, tlie groups col- loboroted in ci lflusic Assembly, and 'gf' 'U' ltflcxrcli 25, they porticipoted in ci A public concert. Tliey were also cue tliorized by the School Bocird to dt- tend the lfdtionol lffusic Contest ct Grdnd junction, Colorado, lfldy 9- lU-ll. 62 ff 93 QV ,M ACt1V1t19S ff V v ' f My id Jfd I f VU T K QM -,tp ,V ,WJ A . ' h XVJV CL? 5 15 . f ,SL M' , W Clarence Goodwin Senior: 2 yrs.: L. halt fer' .. Trib's All-State 'ga good punter Bud Russ Walter Bauchman Russell Coburn senior, 3 yrs.p qt. good blocker seniorg l yr.g L. tackle Speck Al Don Parks Alfred Brown junior, 2 yrs.g R. half junior: R. end Swede Willy Bill Gray Iim Wilson senior, l yr., R. tackle senior, Z yrs., R end Goody Swartz Elmer Schwartzenberger junior, 2 yrs, fullback Nubbin George Atkinson seniorg 2 yrs, R. halt bullseye passer With many early injuries last tall, the season began slowly. Coach Gordon Dixon resigned in mid- season with Ioe Call taking over. The new coach buckled his boys down to hard work and turned out a fifty percent season. A timely defeat over Pocy gave the Tiger a glorious ending for the football season. Coach Call is losing seventeen lettermen through graduation and is faced with a rebuilding year. Returning lettermen are: Don Anderson, Elmer Schwartzenberger, Don Parks, and Merrill Stone. Sev- eral I. V. boys showed unusual promise last tall, Tackle, Havermale, Coburn, Porter, Burtenshaw, and Elkington. These boys will carry on the brunt of next years attack. Football Stoney Merrill Stone juniorg lyr. L. half a future hope Tiny Harold Craggs senior, Z yrs., L. tackle fills in holes HAI., Allen Marler senior, lyr. L. end Keir M' I-nd lf? fl! 'l'-gf'-1,1-3 Passage Ralph Paasch senior, Zyrsg center IOrQY Lee Iorgensen senior, 3 yrs., L. end official All-State HE. I-,, Earl Taylor seniorg Z yrs., R. end topnotch player Uccpff Dic Crabtree seniorg 2 yrs., R. guard co-captain Squats Howard Farley senior: Z yrs, R. tackle extra point kicker Mad Mack Madsen senior, Z yrs., R. tackle Trib's All-State QMMW Coach loe Call, Taylor, Craggs, Coburn, Gray, Madsen, Brown Ryan I-lart Paasch Bauchman, Coach Gordon Dixon. Iorgensen, Charlesworth, Wilson, Crabtree, Anderson, Goodwin Goddard Farley Schwartzen berger, West. Bill Bybee, Parks, Stone, Marler, lim Bell. Tigers ..,..... ....... 9 Rexburg ...... Tigers ........ ....... U . Caldwell ...... Tigers ........ ....... 2 Nampa ...... Tigers ........ ....... l 4 Malad ........ Tigers ........ ...,... O Boise ............ Tigers ........ ....... l 4 Twin Falls .. Tigers ........ ....... l 8 Pocatello .... Tigers ........ ....... l 8 Blackfoot .... 75 65 Basketball liflgify SEASON SCORES lumor Iumor Iunlor Iumor Iumor Iunlor Iurnor lumor Iumor Iunlor Iumor Iumor Iumor Iumor Varsrty Vars1ty Varslty Varslty Varstty Varsrty Vars1ty Varsrty Varsrty Varsxty Varsrty Varsrty Varslty Varslty Rlgby Pocatello Sugar Salem Rexburg St Anthony Blackfoot Shelley lona Rlgby Blackfoot Rexbura Pocatello Shelley St Anthony Under the gurdance of Ed Hurley the successful season thls year Wlnnmg eleven games and losmg tour A total ot 458 polnts to therr oppon ents 327 was the record the team that W1ll shape mto varslty mater1al next year left for the1r future team members to shoot at l A ' 22 ' 28 A A 16 17 l ' . ' 15 22 Iunior Varsity 31 Suggf Salem 29 Iunior Varsity basketball team had a . . 36 23 . I . . A ' 42 . 21 - H ' ' 17 13 ' ' 33 26 A ' - ' A 28 22 A A 46 A 25 - . - - ' ' 37 25 . ' ' 40 Q 13 ' A 30 27 ' ' ' 24 Sl A ' 42 . 15 66 SEASON SCORES Iurnor Iunlor Iumor Iumor Iumor Iumor Varslty Varslty Varslty Varslty Varslty Varslty -1 Football im, Rrgby St Anthony Blackfoot Rexburg Rexburg Rrgby Blanklng every one ot thelr oppo nents but St Anthony the Iunlor Varslty football team won seven stralght V1C torles last season under the dual coach mgen Many of the players Wlll move up to lrll berths that graduatlng Senxors leave Bob Bla1r1 was the1r student manager ' ' 13 ' 0 ' ' - ' ' 15 , 8 ' - Iunior VUTSUY 13 ST- Amh0f1Y U ing of Ed Hurley and Gordon Swear- ' ' 27 U - ' ' 6 0 ' ' ' 31 0 - 67 SCORES AT THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WERE lack Hart Bob Charlesworth Don Parks Iohn Sh1pp Ralph Paasch B111 Call lack Ryan Bud Bauchman Lee lorgensen George Atkmson Wlth Ioe Curly Call coachmg the Varslty Basketball team cons1st1ng ol SIX Sentors and tour Iunlors atta1ned new hetghts P1ay1ng good ball the team won 21 out ot 21 games played Although tytng for seventh ond elghth place 1n the State tournament they Won the D1str1ct tournament R Qby Sugar C1ty Shelley Shelley 68 Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls 1 1 i ..................,..............,...,..,...., 23 St. Anthony .................,.,..,............. 25 . ' ,..........,...,....................,. 31 'wx Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Malad Rigby Pocatello Sugar City Burley Sugar City Rexburg St. Anthony Blackfoot ldaho ldaho ldaho ldaho ldaho ldaho ldaho ldaho Idaho Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls im Ne. Hr Shelley Nampa Rigby Boise Blackfoot Nampa Boise Twin Falls Rexburg Sports 'Q 9 M 'Q Thls years mtnor sports events saw h1gh school Boxmg tn ldaho have 1lS hrst state tournament wlth ldaho Falls placmg Clarence Goodwm as champton ot rns welght class and Elmer Schwarzenberger as runner up tn h1s class Talcma n a wtde scope the Tlger sluggers traveled to tar ot places to hold thetr battle lt v as a successful season although three teams proved tc be too tough Coachmg was under the dtrectton o lerry Rx an Otoer sport mcluoed on thts years do ket are track 'enc ng and tenms 70 I X' fa Q I ji' -. 'sv it 1, s r J,-'s g if at ' X 's ,lf , . 214 r ' 4 x A. L Q X iris! 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Carnival W1th colorful balloons a bearded lady a k1ss1ng booth the tat lady clanclng and other concesslons by varlous clubs the annual all school carn1 val prtched 1ts tent throughout the h1gh school tor the enjoyment ol merry maklng students Srnlllng Betty Oden was crowned Queen of the Carruval Because of the reduced competltron enthus1asm was not as great as 1n former years when the queens were normnated trorn all three classes rather than 1ust the Senlor class 72 1 f 1 1 , I - - 1 1 Sophomore Hop Having the distinction of being the first stag dance of the school year the Chickadee Hop given October 27 turned out to be one ol the most successful informal dances Committee for the dance and members of the above picture Deme Palmer Iames Hovermale Mary Holden Francis PO1leV1D Ruth Barlow Tommy Tobin Patte Blasius Lavona Craggs Vera Anderson Bette Dav1s Homer Earl Monte Hawkley and Shlrley Andelm 73 Keith Ker's Moonlight Serenaders provided the music for the occasion. Senior Ball A dream was materialized December 22 when the Senior Ball had its the past was inadequate as to dancing space The ball was a gracious affair One hundred small Christmas trees surrounded the dance tloor and the cotton snowloalls hanging from the ceiling remained in tune with the season The new setting alone made the Senior Ball a highlight in the years events Earl Taylor witty class president and his dance committee will be remembered as pioneer in the battle for outside school dances The well selected committee included Dorothy Redtield patrons and patronesses Keith Bithell refreshments Bill Bybee floor show Howard Farley decorations Tim Bell invitations and Betty Willson and Mary Ellen Sully co chairman 74 v i W ' 3 I X If 1 Y .9 1 X' Tv. 9' I l :Ax will i i setting in the new armory. The high school, the scene oi such activities in Iumor Prom The class ot l94O were guests ot the Iunror Class at the Iumor Prom held IH the armory March 29 The hall was decorated wrth a large crystal ball rn the center and varrous colored hghts reflected upon 1t Blue prnk green and yellow streamers suspended from the crystal to all parts ot the hall On the commlttees were Cyrrl Holden charrman Elalne Thomas pro grams Mary MclInt1re Patrons and Patronesses Clyde Robmson publrcrty Antornette Poltexrn propertles Dlck Verran lrghts Vaughn Halhday floor show Marjorre Bfbee refreshments George Deschamps decoratrons Patrons and Patrone ses were Mr and Mrs VV W Chrlstensen Mr and Mrs Ray M Ber y Mr and Mrs George B Veasy Mr and Mrs C R Holden Dr and Mrs G B Crabtree Mr and Mrs Charles Crowley Ir Mr and Mrs Gerald Ryan l rss Chloe Packer Mr and Mrs Leon Taylor Mr and Mrs Walter Baucl an io I 1 222' l ,. - 35 4. ' 1 Q v - z Q1 . ,T , -, 1 4. 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