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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1957 volume:

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To ThaT glorious song and ThaT invenTive class on The ThirTieTh anniversary oT boTh. we dedicaTe This yearbook. honoring The Tormer and Thanking The laTTer. ThroughouT This boolc ThoughTs Trom The song will appear. On This page appear picTures oT members Trom The class who are sTill closely associaTed wiTh IFHS by Teaching and by having children or relaTives here. ln The group shoT above are Mrs. KaTe KosTer, The Tormer KaThryn Coy. who is now Teacher oT consumer educaTion aT lFHSg Mrs. Harold Dale, whose daughTer Diane is a senior aT IFHS: Lloyd Brown. whose son David is a iunior: and Mrs. DwighT Disney, a Teacher aT O. E. Bell Junior High School whose cousins KaTie and Ann ST. Clair are sTu- denTs aT IFHS. Mrs. Disney is The Tormer MargareT ST. Clair and Mrs. Dale was Tormerly ATTon Boam. Mrs. Dale placed high among The I2 TinalisTs in a conTesT To choose The school song. lpaul Haaclc. whose picTure appears on The nexT page. was winner.l PicTures oT The group as They appeared in I927 are placed direcTly above The head oT each as They loolc Today. The picTure in The lower leTT below The group shoT is Mrs. Phyllis STanger whose maiden name was Shirley. Mrs. STanger, a class oTTicer, is The moTher oT John STanger. a senior aT IFHS. Ray Kelley was The class presidenT. mwltdeZZa44af27 Paul Haaclr l-ligh in The memory of his class and imporlani +o all who have ailended Idaho Falls High School, Paul Haaclc. is being honored posfhumously for wriling 'rhe beloved school song. This senior of l927 was acfive in school sporrs. drama and music. Afler his graduaiion he was married. l-lis wife. Ruih, and his Two sons. Paul and Randy. are well known in Idaho Falls. The composer served his counlry as a member of lhe Navy. ln IQ46, a year afler his relurn from +he Navy. he was killed in an auio accident l L '! pu-uv 1-.-1 AW, ' L 1 r ,JWLAA Dem OM '77 'Zf' ., .we are wilh you: You're The one we are all lighling lor. ln lhe field ol viclory we'll cheer you? ln deleal your name we'll never mar, We'll be lrue lo 'rhe ones who uphold you, And lfeep your colors on high. When ills lime 'ro deparl, We'll lqeep close lo our hearl All lhe memories of IF l-ligh, Rah, Rah, Rah Gold and blaclc are lhe symbols ol miqhl Never lo be downed by a foe, Allained by lhe yirlue ol work and lighl: Our aim is lo always hold lhem so. You will lind sporlsmanship in our alhleles, On our men you can always rely. We will build for you a name, lhal will hold on high your lame, Till lhe lasl of your days, IF l-ligh, Rah, Rah. 1 E I ll Q, g . .., 3 5 'I 5 1? Y S f' ' uni S .i vi Q ,. 1.. I O. I t o 4 our 1 no ' 1 V -ui,V -i - V ,vp W ,W ' nf' 1' I 9, an 41 1-fr. 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Every member of The adminisTraTion from The superinTendenT To The insTrucTor Talces iT upon himselT To malce sure ThaT l F High will always remain a school oT high esTeem. Wifh- ouT all of These adminisTraTors our school could noT hope To be The Tine insTiTuTion oT learning iT is. Thus by The process oT deducTion we Tind ThaT an exTra round oT applause is due The adulT personnel, wiThouT which no school could exisT. And consequenTly a civilizaTion like now is Tound in The world would noT be all possible. BuT The adminisTraTion of This school even goes The exTra mile To give The sTudenTs The besl' educaTion, The besT rounded acTiviTies and nicesT surroundings in which To learn. i S Z One 'rhing we are sure of when we work wilh educaiional problems is: No educa- lional program is as good as if should be. This problem of qualify of educa+ion during your high school years, fo a large exfenf. is defermined by you. If your sfandards of achievemenr are high, you demand more consideralion, sfrive for success. seek all you can get We, in furn. musf +ry To meer fhe sfandards you seek by providing good feachers, maferials and equipment If your sfandards of achievemenl' are low or mediocre you will probably iusl' gel by and fail fo achieve much. We, in +urn, Then mus+ work harder 'ro fry fo gel' you +o achieve more wi+h rigid rules, regulafions, and force 'ro keep s+andards somefhing you can be proud of. The frufh is: You. yourselves, are +he mosi' impor'ran+ producl' schools are concerned wi+h. We wanl' you +o feel +ha+ when you comple+e high school you have +he besr we can offer. Keep your work s+andards high. Do your besl af all limes. Appreciafe whaf is being done for you. i Keep fhese rhings in mind and success will be yours educafionally. Congrafulafions, Class of I957. your record is an excellenf one. Sincerely. Clair E. Gale. Superinfendenf of Schools Superinlendenl Gale's righl'-hand man. William G. Ward, laclcles many problems in Dislricl 9I. Having devoled liye years as assislanl superinlendenl of schools. 'this cap- able and devoled leader sfill keeps a friendly eye on lFl'lS. Se4we2eg!wwD' 7-'P The wisdom of The policy formed by a school board is reflecled in ifs schools. lFl-lS spealcs for lhese men. Many problems which resull from managing 'rhe whole dislricl school syslem conlronls lhese men, buf all requesls receive due consideralion. Sealed are Rex Schwendiman, All Olsen, Leonard Manwaring, Jaclc Moir, and Dean Dixon. Slanding are George Connors, Clair E. Gale, William G. Ward and Roberl' Kealing. Mr. Connors is superinlendenl of building and grounds and Mr. Kealing is purchasing agenf. 15. Y 77 S4wuz47Zew5 ' This vear has been a wonderTul experience Tor me. I shall always remember you as members oT The TirsT sTudenT body wiTh whom I had The privilege OT sharing experiences. For some oT you. your years oT sTudy, worlc, and recreaTionaI acTiviTies aT The Idaho Falls Senior I-Iigh School are iusT beginning. For The graduaTing class They are aT an end, buT are The beginning oT a Tull life ahead Tor each oT you. When you enTered The Senior High School you could noT lcnow The Tull parT you were To play in This small communiTy wiThin The larger one oT Idaho Falls. Your adiusTmenT and conTribuTions To our high sTandards oT scholarship, spiriT oT IoyalTy and devoTion, and worThy parTicipaTion successTuIly demonsTraTes The greaTer role you will play as worThy ciTizens oT socieTy in The years To Tollow. l lcnow you have Taken pride in The educaTional opporTuniTies and experiences ThaT have been made possible Tor you by your parenTs and oTher ciTizens oT our disTricT. Soon you will become ciTizens oT The larger world socieTy. May you succe-ssTuIIy demonsTraTe your abiliTy To perpeTuaTe our American heriTage-The democraTic way oT life. Sincerely, Glenn M. Manion Principal Wnaatde 77 ' Handango 794 ' 70414 Oat-of Doom Anywhere Trom The chemislry lab To The TooT- ball Tield, The Tall, darlc personage oT Glenn lvl. lvlanion has presenTed iTselT This year Tor The TirsT Time. Providing adeguaTe program in The academic, scholasTic, and exTracurricular acTiv- iTies, and assisTing in TaculTy coordinaTion has carried our principal To all parTs of The building and iTs grounds. AlmosT all The acTiviTies oT a school Tall on The shoulders of The principal. lvlr. Manion. com- pleTing his TirsT year in This posiTion aT IF l-ligh, underToolr and compleTed many duTies. AcTing as advisor To PresidenTs' Club and STudenT Coun- cil, Talxing care oT The general building plans and supervision and lceeping The public relaTions beTween The school and The communiTy in har- mony iusT begin The long lisr oT his duTies. However The duTies oT a principal were noT enTirely new To Mr. Manion, who had served as The head adminisTraTor oT Emerson Grade School Tor nine years and of The iunior high Tor one year prior To his appoinTmenT To senior high. Many years oT Teaching experience also gave our rincipal baclcground To undersTand The meThod by which a school room should be conducTed. Three years in The UniTed STaTes CoasT Guard plus varied ex eriences wiTh people oT all kinds compleTe The EisTory of The man who guided IF High Through The '56-'57 year. As The graduaTing seniors prepare Tor a col- lege educaTion This Tall, Mr. Manion will aTTend The comrnencemenT exercises of The UniversiTy of Idaho, aT which he will receive his MasTer oT EducaTion degree. The educaTor also holds a Bachelor oT ArTs degree from The SouThern Idaho College oT EducaTion and received Training aT The Albion STaTe Normal School. IT you are a sporTsman, someday you may Tind yourself waving To Mr. Manion in a passing boaT, as The adminisTraTor has a yearning Tor The greaT-ouT-oT-doors. I-IunTing, Tishing, and camping are his TavoriTe ways To geT close To naTure. As he waTched The Tiger games This year, Mr. lvlanion probably recalled many experiences oT his youTh when he was acTive in sporTs, many oT which s+iIl inTeresT him. The Boy ScouT organ- izaTion has played a greaT parT in The admin- isTraTor's IiTe, as he has been acTive mosT oT The Time eiTher as a member or a counselor. Though noT proTessing To be an arTisT, Mr. Manion lilces To dabble. When noT aTTending To The duTies which con- TronT a principal, Mr. lvlanion spends his Time aT home wiTh his wiTe and his Two children, Larry and Glenda. And so anoTher page is Turned in The hisTory oT lFl'lS. One more sTage oT educaTion has re- vealed iTselT To The principal oT This school. Mr. Glenn M. Manion. A crysfal ball could well be fhe insfru- menf of Ralph C. Waddoups, dean of boys. Mr. Waddoups, who has served in many phases of elducafion, can offen be found peering info a sfudenf's fufure in hopes of finding a suifable career for him. Malcing his eleven years of experience a guideposf, fhe counselor can help a sfudenf defermine fhe righf career fhrough fhe mosf modern educafional mefhods and facilifies. Many sfudenfs have received sound advice from fhis counselor whose firm convicfion is fhaf if is irnporfanf fo guide an individual fo malce his own decisions insfead of forcing him. Mr. Manion offen relies on fhe aid of Mr. Waddoups, who acfs as principal in his absence. Job placemenfs also go fhrough fhe office of Mr. Waddoups, who is a willing and helpful advisor for every sfudenf. I6 Boolcs, pamphlefs, and a wise and experienced counselor. Whaf more could a girl expecf fo find in fhe office of a clean of girls? All of fhese and even more are of- fered fo any girl who enfers fhe office of our dean of girls, Miss Faye Norris. Miss Norris, who believes +haf edu- cafion is a whole sef of changes pro! duced in a person by learning gof her sfarf in fhis field fhrough her inferesf in people. Being a member of bofh sfafe and nafional commiffees on educafion, Miss Norris has many dufies in school and ouf, Having confribufed fo fwo boolcs on guidance. Miss Norris is a helpful coun- selor fo all girls in fhe school. She also falces care of iob placemenfs. arranges for scholarships, and helps graduafes of fhis school in fheir college and home- rnalcing careers. rid' Ufgm Sag MRS. FEWENS KEEPS SMOCTH, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE The memorable fhing abouf The office af IFHS is 'rhe welcoming smile of Mrs. Rufh Fewens, who fakes care of all school correspondence, pays bills and solves all problems fo keep fhe office running smoofhly. She has served in fhis capacify for fhree and a half years. MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S DUTIES VARIED Through her fair and helpful affifude. Mrs. Vivian Bufferworfh has been made a respecfed friend of IFHS. She keeps fhe affendance records, issues admifs fo class, keeps an eye on fhe book room, and has charge of fhe locker keys among her many dufies. l WWWWWWUQ COMMITTEE ADVISES PRINCIPAL Working closely with the principal in helping to insure a smooth operation ol activities at I F H S is the responsibility ol the Advisory Committee. Chosen to work on the committee are Mrs. Shelba Thomas, Miss Ethel Rottman, Howard Couch, Paul Koller, and Mrs. Freda Collings. TEACHERS REPRESENT HIGH SCHOOL IN I. E. A. Members of the Idaho Falls Education Association committees are Virgil Ballard, Mrs. Beth Clark, Miss Afton Bitton, Mrs. Jean Harlow, and Harvey Jones. Mr. Ballard serves on the social committee while Miss Bitton is the delegate from I F H S to the Idaho Falls Education Association executive committee. The welfare committee is represented by Harvey Jones, the legislative committee by Mrs. Jean Harlow, and Mrs. Beth Clark is a member of the centennial committee. Other teachers who represent I F H S on i.E.A. committees were not present for the picture. Working hard to plan activities and functions of the Parent Teacher Student Association were officers: Dr. Milton Reese first vce president Joan McCallum secretary Mrs Milton Reese first vice president, Mrs, Glen Royse co president Mrs J D Woodard treasurer Mrs J H McDonald, second vice president Glen Royse co president ,7.S.f4.2 on Weffau As representatives of the students, the Executive Com- mittee work in co-operation with PTSA officers to help coeordinate activities. From the Sophomore Class are left to right, J, C. Hart, Linda Fewens, iunior class, Rod Merrill, Sharon Lance, Senior Class, Terry Jensen, Fran- ces Robison, student body president, John Kindred, student body vice president, Terry Crapo. man ' 7Paam70 Z BELNAP, ELMER B.S., Universily of Idaho Aqriculfure BERRY, LESTER A.B., MA., Colorado College ol Educafion Shop BI DDU LPH, FLOYD B.S., B.Y.U. Drivers' Educafion 9'-, V. Stale AUPPERLE, DONALD BS., lowa Siafe Teachers lege MS.. Universiiy ol ldaho Music AU PPERLE, HELEN B.E.. U.C.L.A. Aff BALLARD, VIRGIL B.S.. B.Y.U. American Hisfory O XI BITTON, AFTON fy' BS., U.S.A.C. Idaho Slafe Colle e 9 English, Journalism BRYNIE, LLOYD B,S., Monlana Sfafe Universily Mafhemafics BUCKLEY. GLADYS BA., Beloif College Lafin, Word Derivaiion CLARK, BETH BA., Oklahoma Cenlral Teachers College Physical Educalion CLARKE. GERALDINE B.A., Universily of Ulah Lalin, English COLLINGS, FREDA BA., Universify of Idaho Boolclreepinq 20 Sfale 1 and COUCH, HOWARD BS.. Universify of Ulah Psychology DREXLER, JOAN B.S., Universify ol Idaho Home Economics DURSTELER, WILLARD B.S., M.S., Universily ol Idaho American Governmenl .-Q s ' FOSTER, GLEN B.A., Universily of Ulah Speech, Dramalics FOUTS, ANNE MARIE B.S., College of New Rochelle Mafhemafics FRENCH, JEAN B.A,, Knox College M.A., Universify of Colorado Science ,f-3 FRINK DORIS B A Universify of Idaho English GARLAND, ESTHER A.B., Ouachila College MA., Universily of Colorado American Hislory GIFFORD, A. L. Specialisl lnsfrumenlal Music 'S , ,V 5 . . ' :fm Q. ..--r .fv- I 414 A GRIMMETT, MARILLA B.A., B.Y.U. English, Confemporary Lifera lure GREEN, SHIRLEY B.E., Keene Teachers College Malhemalics HALE, ZUMA BA.. Universily of Idaho Language 2I HARLOW, JEAN BA., Oklahoma College for Women MAH Olclahorna ASM English HARTVIGSEN. JACK BS. in M.E., Universiiy of ldaho B.S. in Education, B.Y.U. Mathematics HOLMBERG, GLADYS BA., Gusravus Adolphus Col- lege Commercial Deparlmenf KOSTER, KATHRYN BA., Mi'lon Colleqe Salvsrnanship Conaumer Education KROLL, C. R. Spccialisl Machine Shop LONGMORE, ALICE BA.. Universily ol Arizona Enqlish JACKSON, CARVEL B,S,, U,SA.C. Physical Educarion JONES, HARVEY BA., ldaho Slale College Science KOLLER. PAUL B.A., Universily of Ulah Science McCALLUM, JOAN BA.. Universify of California MA., Universily of California English McEWEN, GORDON BA., B.Y.U. Mafhemalics MCHARGUE, WALTER BA.. MS., Universify of Idaho Alhlefics MILLER, G. M. fDonl Specialisr Amo Meclwanics NEUBER, MAE A.B,, Balmer University MA.. University of Waslwing- lon l-lislory PRINGLE, HERBERT B.S.. Sfour lnsfifule MS.. Slouf Slale College Mechanical Drawing WERRY. JAMES M.E., Universily of ldclno Chemistry ZENK. LENYCE BA., Weslmar College Commercial Deparlmenl BENNETT, EDNA Regisfered Nurse New lliis year 'NKVSP .fb STINSON. COLEEN BA., Whilman College MA., College of Pugel Sound Maflwemefics THOMAS, SHELBA B.S., B,Y.U. Home Economics WELDON, JEAN B.S.. Universily of Soullw Da lcola Commercial Deparfmenl' Wuxi Pmfum 740 4 Wie: We have arrived aT The close OT anoTher ouTsTanding year aT our ldaho Falls High School. To many oT us iT has been our last, and, I am sure, our TinesT. As we sTarTed The year we were Taced wiTh many new condiTions and ambiTions. IT has only been Through The cooperaTion oT The TaculTy and sTudenTs and The spiriT They have shown ThaT our many acTiviTies have been a success. We have held To The conTinued high TradiTions of IFHS and perhaps have seT Them somewhaT higher. To my Tellow seniors, a special Thanks Tor The supporT, The backing, The enThusiasm, and The Triendship you have always given me. Though noT always expressed, iT has been sincerely appreciaTed. I will always hold The memories oT our associaTions mosT high. May The besT come To each of you. To The TaculTy and sTaTT, l would like To express The Thanks of The enTire sTudenT body Tor The exTra hours you have given in our behalT. Your guidance, paTience, and dedicaTecl service will always be remembered. I have greaTly enjoyed serving you as sTudenT body presidenT. lT has Truly been an honor and privilege. May every success be yours. John Kindred STudenT Body PresidenT Wfdatouy, Zeanda, .Jawa - ua - 0 No one who affends IFHS in 'rhe fufure will ever wonder whaf hap- pened in fhe year l956-57, All fhey will need fo do is look up 'fhe history of fha? year, lcepf by Carole Crandall, hisforian, We will now vofe on fhis mo- fion. This phrase was direcfed af fhe Sfudenl' Council many limes fhis year by Terry Crapo. sfudenf body vice presidenf and also presidenf of Sfudenf Council. Wri1er's cramp may offen have affecfed Paff Sfone. sfudenf body secrefary, as she fried fo keep up wifh all fhe goings on in Sfu- denf Council and ofher sfudenf body meefings. Quai Head monifor, Val Holsf, had his Second semesfer found Co-head Monifors, Marlis Williams hands full frying fo keep fhe sfu- and Garry Daniels, faking over on a newly-formed basis. denfs of lFHS in line during fhe They worlced fogefher fo make sure fhaf fhe rules of IFHS firsf semesfer were carefully followed. lDollars, dollars, and more dollars. Jesse Walfers has learned one fhing very well fhis year - fhe value of a dollar. Being business manager, he found if his dufy fo figure our fhriffy spending and wise money-making proiecfs. 25 Represenling 'the sludenl body during lhe lirsl semesler were lhe Sludenl Council members. They are, sealed. Janis Moore. Margarel Buclc, John Hale, Marlis Williams, Bonnie Williams, Pal Corey. Gwen Leavill, Bob Burlon, Sandy Simmons. Karen Hillman, Carol Graves, Jill Brady. Jean Hawlces, Jean Merlrley, Sharon Lance, Jeanelle Slrand, Kalie Sl. Clair, Barbara McNeal, Karen Yamasalci: second row-Nellie Thompson, Pall Slone, Viclci Rider, Judy Bafes, Karin Chrislensen. Sandy Bacon, Peggy Hanson, Vern Bezflc, Melvin Marlin, Sandy Squires. Judy Thompson, Shawna Daw, Dixie Gaddie, Carole Crandall, Louise Ames, Kafhy Conners, Elaine Mayall, Larry Lewis: basl: row- Terry Crapo, Glenn Manion, advisor: John Kindred, Maureen Sweeney, Tuclrer Collinqs, Ray Waddoups, Perrin Wallcer, Jesse Wallers, Richard Armslrong, Gene Moshberger, Bob Wadsworlh. Bill Beniamin, Roger Slolres, Bruce Slanger, Kenl Biddulph, Jim Melcall, Roger Wrighl, Harvey Halch, Delberf Groberg and Marlin Miller. I i .. . , i21.uK.1a l , f W , -sl Good advice in lime can save a sludenl from appearing before Sludenl Court Willa lhis in mind. members o e Sludenl Counseling Commillee sel aboul lo inlerprel lhe laws lo violalors ol The rules who have comrnilled fheir fisl offense. The counseling group also ad vises and reviews such offenders on fha consequences of repealed violalions Guiding sludenls are Kay Gillespie Shirley Nissen, iuniors Gloria Claflin secrefaryq Bob Wadsworfh chairman Possessing an acTive inTeresT and concern in The welTare oT every sTudenT, The STudenT Counseling CommiTTee lisTens paTienTly To very oTTender's sTory, ATTer a moniTor issues a TickeT To The sTudenT who is breaking a law, The sTudenT goes To The STudenT Counseling CommiTTee, whose duTy is noT To deTermine guilT buT To reprlmancl him and explain more Tully why The rules of The school were seT up Bul' aTTer The TirsT TickeT, They are referred To The STudenT CourT Tor in- flicting oT penalTy To be enforced by The mediaTor The commiTTee members are Shirley Nissen, Carolyn AshTon, Gloria ClaTlin and Bob WadsworTh. I W? Q' N l 5 , i 1 . Z i v 5 l ,,L,.,...,i , W, X T , fm www yi 3 fy, ATTer home rooms had elecled Their represenTaTives Tor second se-mesTer STudenT Council, The members began To sTudy The possibiliTy oT changing The STudenT CourT sysTem. The second semesfer group. seaTed, leTT To righT, are Terry Jensen, PaTT STone, ColIe++e Quire, Nikki EdgingTon, LuAnn Holmer, Janis Moore, Carol Graves, Maureen Sweeney, Rosemary l'leaTh, Karin ChrisTensen, Bonnie Williams, Judy Pager, Sharon Lance, Judy Bales, Bonnie Bagley, Bill Beniarnin, Bob WadsworTh1 second row-Glenn Manion, advisor, Linda McNamara, Vicki Rider, Karen Hillman, Paf Sanderson, Jean Kenneday, Sandy Bacon, Sue Oliverson, Jeannie Merkley, JaneT Farrer, Judy Thompson, Louise Ames, Eva Kaye Glover, Trina Barney, Kay Jones, Jean Runions, Carole Crandall, Jess WalTersg Third row-Virginia Sfrong, Sandy Squires, Bruce STanger, Ronnie Green, William Medran, DelberT Groberg, J. C. l-larT, Richard ArmsTrong, Kay Gillespie, Roger Wrighf, Tucker Collings, Ray Waddoups, BrenT STrong, Rod Merrill, Melvin MarTin, David Brown and Larry Lewis. asm-ie. . N ec, acn717 aaofz -Sa aD4qc2c at l plead nof guil+y! Jackie Chase, en- acling a cour? offender, pleads her case while Gary Van Sickle, sludenl' courl iudge, Carol Graves, clerk, and Bob Whilney, proseculing alforney, lisfen fo her defense. This was a scene lo demon- s'rra're proceedings fo 'rhe sludeni body in an assembly. Silfing before lhe iury which will decide fhe oufcome of fhe Sfudeni Courf Trial, Jackie Chase answers fhe cross examinaiion of Bob Whilney, proseculing affor- ney. Carmen Spencer, Bill Sakaguchi, Bob Maxey, and Lewis Campbell, jury members are shown lisfening lo 'Phe courl proceedings. This, loo, is an assembly scene. 28 As lhe Supreme Courf is The prolecfor of fhe laws of 'rhe na- fion, IFHS Sfudenl Courf is fha guardian of The laws of fhis school. When a sludenf receives a Tickel. 'rhe offender is faken fo Courf, which follows +he same pro- cedures as Those of police couris. Alfer lhe verdicl is given, a slu- denf, if found guilly, receives senlences of defenfion work or fines. Passing iudgmenf on vio- Iafors are John Hale, medialorg Vernon Beck, judge: Carol Graves, secrelaryg Gary Van Sickle, prosee curing alforneyi Bob Whiiney defense afforney. Proleding The schools properTy and The sTudenTs Themselyes are The main iobs oT The full Time rnoniTors. Checking on The lunch line for crowclers. slowing down runners in The halls, and quieTing Talkers in The sTudy hall and library are a few of The duTies. These monilors are-TronT row-Tucker Collings, Norda BeTh Wolfley, Janaye Hudson, Sharon Preslgard, Pai? STone and Terry Crapo: second row-Julian Perez, Jesse WalTers, Ted Peclr, Terry Jensen, John Kindred, Bob BurTon and Gene Moshbergerg Third row-Val l-lolsT, Willard Price, David Leady, Doug SrniTh, MarTin Miller. Merrill TaTe and Dicl: Jolley. ' H waggam The sludy hall clerlrs help run The sludy halls on an honor sysTem basis. This requires The coopera- Tion of everyone, wheTher They are Taking roll or iusl molming The sTudenTs behave. The persons 'falc- ing parT in This responsible posi- Tion are-TronT row-Muriel Lowe, Yvonne BenneTT, PaT Noble, Ann l'lesTer, Terry Jensen. Peggy Me- has, Rosemary l-leaTh and BarT Mason: back row, Warren John- son, Lois Bendz, Sharon Thiel, Peggy Hanson, Ellis PendleTon, PaT Lanlcford, Connie Wrighl, Norma Andrus and Sue Ann STromberg. l 29 WHEN IT'S TIME TO DEPART . . . Dances are over. iesis are faken, and iniliafions. parfies and club aclivifies are presenl only in memories. for i+'s lime fo depart High school life is over, forever. In 'ihe buildings of fhe fu+ure are fhe halls lhrough which fhe gradualing class will now +read. Buf 'rhe 'ihings +ha+ 'rhe seniors have done will remain in IF High. for 'rhis class has leff ils print ln 'rurn-alooul manner. 'lhe imprini' of IFHS is upon every sfudeni' who walks away wifh a diploma. All ihrough 'lheir lives. 'lhe lhings learned in school will affecf lhese sludenfs. Their rewards for 'ihe work fhey did while learning will come as ihey encounler life's problems. The seniors may depart leaving ofher sfudenfs fo fake over fheir places, buf +hey'lI keep close fo fheir hearis all The memories of IF High. ' to Wtaaq To malce a finale lo a successful career in high school, +he seniors elec+ed Vernon Beck, president Gary Daniels, vice presideni: Marsha Corey, secrelaryz Jill Brady, hislorian. Under lhe rheme, This Way io Chrislmasf' Pai' Rowland and Breni Pond were crowned Snow King and Queen. Jess Wallers and Maureen Sweeney fool: rhe upper hand of lhe Senior Ball, which feafured an exaggerafed Sania Claus. Royally reigned when sfalely LeRae Pallerson accepled 'rhe honors of Home- coming Queen and Sandy Nichols of Ag Bawl Queen. The audience was clufched with laughler as ihe seniors porlrayed life in Caesars lime for ihe Senior Slcii during High School Nile. This class was represenied in cheering by Roger Sfokes, cheer lcing, and Margaref Buck, cheer queen. Anderson, Karen Arms'l'rong, Charles. A girl is as sirong as her Beware of a liflle fellow--a wealnesf wink. small leak will sinlc a large ship. Anderson, Merle ASMOH. Mike There is grace in easiness AW Wl 0'f flood is 5 million dollars? And'-Us' Ngrma Bdl'I'ing'I'On, Shiflene Kiffen on +1-,e keys. Our IFHS Theresa Brewer Anglesey, Marva BBHIGS. Newell A girl wifh grace and moclesfy. Wl'Y Should l +ell 'fha World of my falenfs. Lei ihem find Armfield, Marlene ou? for fhemselves. A quief fongue shows a ihougmful mind. Beau' Frances A friendly Florence Nighfin- gale. Beard, Richard A small man somellmes casfs a big shadow. Beazer, Sherman Slrllne while lhe iron is hof. Beclr, Sfephen l-le lels his afhlelic prowess spealt lor him. Beclc, Vernon To follow knowled e beyond 9 fhe bound of human lhoughf. Becker, Marilyn They are never alone 'lhal are accompanied wilh noble fhoughls. Bell, David A laugh clolhed in a sublle grin. 1 li. Y X Hifi' , . L- - Yi ' A , - .V 'I H75 biix' . I Miakf H25 ' af-11 Jas 'Ae' AW, ff, 4 1.1 ,V ,K ,A We xfl fl Q .a x Qeyggg, .fri-ggi ww +-.I N, ii 5 , w Q-1 if l ni Chrisfensen, John Above all else l am a man. I Clark, Sharon Sfrong in willLfo sfrive, fo seek, fo learn and nof fo yield. fox Clifford, Marrian A smile fo melf fhe hearf Conrad, Mari No? only good. buf good for somefhing. Corbeff, Mary Jane In genfle silence she seeks her dream's realify. Corey, Marsha She has so many friends she uses a filing sysfem. Klinger, Kirby My only labor was fo kill fime Corey, Pal' May we kiss whom we please and please whom we kiss. Cofferell, Sam All men are nof homeless, buf some men are home less fhan ofhers. Coverf, Ardifh A frue friend is a friend for- ever. Claflin, Gloria Excepfion fo fhe rule: A red- head wifhouf a lemper. Cohne, Bruce l'm nof in fhe role of a com- TTTOFI mdfl. Cole, Michael He's a merry old soul and a merry old soul is he. llg Collings, Tucker He mosf lives who fhinks mosf, who feels fhe noblesf, and who acfs fhe besf. Colson, Karen Sparkles like a crysfal sfream of Swan Valley. 'asidfii 11 1' I Crandall, Jimmy Crapo, Terry Crellin, Terry Qne who ig pnlife To you even A greaT quy To Those who Me? Heck. I was iusT Tooling when he has no favors To ask. know hir-n. and an idol To around. Those who don'T. TUCKER COLLINGS LEADS GROUP IN JUNIOR YEAR By gaining a miTe more rank, The Class oT '57 as iuniors accepTed Their TiTle and along wifh iT The responsibiIiTies and Trials. They eIecTed Tucker Collings To lead Them Through The year. Accompanying hirn were Richard Tanaka as vice presidenT and PaTT STone as secreTary. When High School NiTe rolled around Sandy Simmons was Tound represenTing her class as Homecoming Queen candidaTe. Thelma Long vied Tor The honors as Ag Bawl Queen candidaTe. Proving To be The besT rummagers, This class once again won The PTSA Rummage sale drive. The Willow and I, The iunior play, was Termed successTuI. Crosier, ZiTa Daniels, Garry Crook, Beverly So much To do, so liTTIe Time, WhaT do birds have To sing l-Ie'll score many TouchCIownS abouT ThaT I don'T? in his IiTe. Crook, Beverly Jean QuieT and earnesT, she winds her wayAever Torward. Daw. JaneT She shines wiTh a gentle Iighf. Dale, Diane She puTs all her worries in The boTTcm oT her hearT. Croffs, Dennis And The band played on. Croly. Jack IT only life were as smooTh as a drurnbeaf. Daw, Shanna The besT way To save daylighT is To use iT. Eames, James Gradualion day - hip, lm hurray. Duncan, Chaille All for love and nolhing for reward. Eagle, Bill Le1 s dispense wilh fhe lrifles. Eaifon Barbara Edgmg+on Nnklu Elg, Rae Ann A genfle mmd by gems I don? need rose coored Short sweet hard lo beef. Ellis, Pai A gal will: lols of l'1orse' sense. Fager, Kafhy Grab a hand full of moon- beams as fhe world slides by of I i , ,X . an 51 , , 1 W, -3 LQ' 3 K J 'Y' , f. , L. ,,,N ,- , , W We . :-1. . E' x - T ' ,wwfif - 51,251 ' QQ 15,5 N . T4 ,Q ,Q ' 1,1515 v Haack, Tom Hackman, Kenneih Advenfu,-e is Hof Oufgide 5 His wif is lhe salf of his con man: I+ is willwin. Hanks, Lynn You will find me rough, sir: buf you will find me ready. Hansen, Delmar When words are few fhey are seldom spenf in vain. versaiion. Hansen, Gary lf is qreaf wil To know how 'ro conceal one's cleverness. Hanson, Lois Her faulls make dim shadows, her virlues good Iigl-a+. limi- -WW' ...mf-L A i 3,7 'H Hendricks, Harland Well done is beller lhan well said. Heslop, Peggy Jusl leave il 'fo her and if'll gel done. Hesler, Ann The reward of one duly done is lhe power lo fulfill anolher. Hillbrand, Ann Be gorie dull cares! l'm busy. Harding, Imogene Her aclions reflect induslrious motives. Hardy Bill If l were no? so ambilious. l wouldn'+ always be 'loo fired lo sludy. Harlrer, Belly Conservalion is a slale ol mind resulling from a iob well done. Harker. Dick He harvesls good aclions from The seeds ol good inlenfion. Harrison, Charlene Her earneslness is enlhusiasm fempered by reason. Hawlrer. Paul Sfudy? Did l hear you righl? l -4 .a.n... V M MLA. Hislrey, Joy His characler shines even in lhe sunlighf. Hodges, Janice Forge? for awhile and fry fo smile. Hodges. Margarei' A lovely girl is above all rank. Holden, Ari' Sfill wafer runs deep. Holmer, Lu Ann Whal' secref she rnusl hold in fhal deep hearf of hers. Holmquis+, Ladd The world will always wonder whal' he will say nexl. W Hols+, Val A man is only as good as his righl arm. Horlcley, Nancy Though she be liille she is dynamic. Holverson. Lois Give me fhe fempesl and slorm of aclion ralher 'rhan The dead calm of conienl. Humision. Lewis lf's a fair world affer all. Jacoby, Ed Almosf lcilled by a train of 'rhouqhf passing fhrough his mind, Jenkins, Larry l'm working foward my life's arnbifion, buf l know no? ye? wha? if is. Jensen, Leo To a numbered few 'rhe mos'r respecf is due, Jensen, Terry A runner's grearesf challenge is The human race. Jeppson, Elaine Always af her besf. Johnson, Helen In earnesf if ever a gal was. Hurley, Cary His acfion reflects his creed. Jacobi, Ursula A gem of discreefness. Jacobs, Roberf There are no shorfculs lo SUCCESS. Johnson, Lance The world has much fo dis- cover abouf i'rs greafesf men. Johnson, Marsha I+'s a friendly hearl fha? has many friends. Johnson, Warren Wise from his fee? up. Johnsfon, Dick Never lefs his sludies crarnp his exisfence, Johnsfon, Sieve Oh! This learning: whal a bofher il is. Jolley, Kuri' Jus? give me lime. Sree? oclrs from lilfle acorns grow. Kienlin, Kay l'm shorf and I lcnow if. l'm glad and l show ir. Kindred, John No man rules safely buf one whois willingly ruled. King, Sharon She lcnows whaf she wanrs fo do and she does if. Lance, Ann Happiness comes in lwins. Lance, Danny Twin happiness is lhe besl. -r 4 ,.,. r' Q wana' Lloyd, Dennis Why sfudy when lhere is so much +o learn? Lobaugh, Beverly Silence never befrayed anyone. A Landon, Bonnie A smile on lhe face is buf a refleclion of fhe hearf, Laney, Wal'l'er Some work of noble nole may if be done before fhe selling SUD. Larsen, Hazel For now l'm in a holiday hUfnOfi. Leahy, Sharon Beaufy wifh genfilify is a blessing. Lee, Jo ln fireless sfriving, she furns her mind foward knowledge. Lee, Nancy Liffle is gained wilhoui hard work and a +an+alizing smile. Lemmon, Vonda She's no? a lemon: she's a peach. LiH'leford, Golden To me opporfunify is gold- en, Livingslon, Earl Take care of me. good men are rare. Lockyer, Pai' One flwousand dollars by flne second deadline. Long, Thelma Lile lies loveliness lo sell. Lorh, Don Wlwo is a wise man? He learns ol all men. McClellan. JeanneH'e Wliaf she does, slie does well. McDonald, Clin? Wine. women and song are geffing me down. Guess l'll give up singing. McGary, Dallon Wiflw liflle cares and many fhoughfs of fun. f Lough, Muriel Purpose precedes progress. Love, Mary Jo For 'fis love and love alone +l1e world is seeking. Lowrie, Karel A soul as whi+e as heaven. McBirney, Marilyn One way +o succeed is lo do more lhen is asked for. McCague, Sally Gen+le manners and a brave mind. McCar+y. Marion Quiefness has ifs own happi- HSSS. if f fill. i 1 -13 Qu-I .TG oi I, P' . AMF IQ In 4-fr' Q n Mai, Rayola Malone, Violel The smile on her lips accenls lhc smile in her soul. Mann, Paf Her lulure will be enhanced A Mann worlh knowing by her allirude in lacing il, ., McNamara, Linda Une qood tune deserves inolhor. McNeal, Mariean rnusl lose myself in aclion, 5-sl I wilhor in boredom. Marshall, Vivien X lauqh is worth a hundred groans in any marlrel. Mason, Bari .ile is jus? one laugh afler inolher. An unexpecled pleasanf surprise lo fhe sludenfs of IFHS was lhe new scoreboard af lhe sou+h end of rhe loorball field. which was generously donaled by rhe Class ol '57. Afler long hours of painling and building The board was finally ready for use rhe nighr of fhe dedicalion of fhe foofball field liqhls. Ma+hews, Reed Mauro, John Maxey, Bob Home is fhe place lo be when I wanl advenlure. Handsome is. and handsome there is no place else +o qo. does. Melcalf, Judy T e lwinlrle in her eyes belies er inlenlions. Mefcalf, Rodney Vxfell, didn'1 Thomas Jefferson have red hair? Me+cal'f, Valerie good hear? is beifer Than ihe heads in ihe world Miles, David Ohio's gain, lFl-lS's loss. Miller, Marlin I've iusi slaried To live. Moore, Janis e accomplishes greal' deeds wiih feminine power. Morgan, De Anne Whafs she gol up her sleeve7 Morgan, Roger His smile has much behind f Moshberger, Eugene A good sport on the field and off. ip vw yi I I v X I ', Wu x M, , , 1134 1: , WMM. 7 J' a 'r f 4- V q .-'U Q 'if I , ,ff I i v Parham, Larry Pe True fo your own highesf onviciions. Park, Jo Ann 'Vhaf we Think, we become. Parkinson, Nadine -ler happiness knows no one eason. Parsons, Helen Quiei minds cannof be per- :Jlexed or frighfened. Paflerson, LeRae Dnce a queen, always a queen Peck, Ted Knowledge comes. bu+ wis iom lingers. Olsen, Terry He sees good in everybody especially girls. Oswald, Blaine Common sense is in spiie of. noi ihe resulf ol. educafion O'H'o, Dale Good fellowship is 'fhe ship for me. Packer, Lenore Good nature wifh prudence reaps many rewards. w1s.eillSxwwlwsvmma Oliverson, Sue And sfill ihey gazed and si'ill lhe wonder grew lhaf one head could carry all she knew. 4 iFs X., J s.i Phillipp, Rosalie Brunelle, sweel and quiel. Piplcin, Ronnie He llwirilrs love al lirsl siqlnl is all righl, buf lie believes in o second look. Pond. Brenf Handsomeness and personality molres a good combineafion. Poorman, Ru+h These ore llwo qreafesf of all limes. Powell, Ruflw Variely is flue spine of life, and mine is well seasoned. Presfgard, Sharon If is well willn me when l have a song on my lips. Rees, David No one can appreciafe my fondness for girls. Riddle, Linda Tlwouglwl alone is efernal Rober'I'son, Donald Men are born lo succeed. Robison, Frances Tlwe lwaooiesf life is one f lnlense acllvlly. Rowland, Pal' Royse, Ed Rule, Beverly Days are loo shorf for me. There is greal abilily in lcnow- Honor lies in homes? foil, Ryan, Joan I? is no? enough fo do good: if musf also be done in 'rhe righl' way. S+. Clair, Ann Busy days are in her righl hand buf honor is in her leff. 52 ing how lo conceal one's abilily. Ruff, Kennelh You will never find him in one. Schenlr, Larry One of his harvesfs is friend ship, Salraguchi, Maxine Her silver linings even have silver linings. Samargis, Francis Slrong beliefs win sfrong men and make lhem slronger. Sanderson, Pai Lool: in her eyes and you see an angel. Look again and you see an imp. Sanf, Gary A fool may lallr buf a wise man speaks. Schuefz, Charles SCl'1U6l'l. Rose Schuldl, Jerry Schuldf, Narda Whaf does Marlon Brando Nor G swelled head. bUl U Be nice lo your neighbors. She wears oplimism 'aufif il have lhal l don'l? Swell heafl- especially if lhey sfudy. were her favorife cloalc. Seeley, Phyllis They shall have music wherever she goes. , fill SENIORS UNCERTAIN AS SOPHOMORES Upon enlering IFHS, The sophomores were a liHle uncerlain whal would happen lo l em. As leaders for lhe new experiences lhal lhey encounlrered, fhey elecled John Kindred. presidenlz Richard Tanalca. vice president Pall Slone. Secrelary. Thelma Long compeled as lheir candidale for Homecoming Queen. Their candidale for Ag Bawl Queen was Margarel Buclc. CTT Shore was under lhe supervision of Maureen Sweeney. Doris Frinlc and Paul Koller advised The class. Taking 'rhe honors lhal wenl' along wilh lhe PTSA Rummage Sale, lhey collecled more old clolhes and furnilure lhan bolh of lhe olher classes. Sessions. Sharon There was a slar lhal danced: under 'this she was born. Seward, Keilh My goal is lo find rhe pieces lo life's puzzle. Sheeley, Rufh Saying is one +hing: doing an! olher. Sheefs, Granl Walch lhis boy: l'm going places. Sheeirz. Donna A piclure of genrle kindness. Shipley, Marleen The secref lo life is consfancy lo purpose. Smilh, Gayle Whal lun would life be wilhe oul confusion. Smilh, Jean All lhal' we are is 'the resull of whal' we lhinlz. Smouf, Edwin Lillle men malce greal shadows. Smou'l', Gary l'll malce my way in fhis world. Smoul, Gayle She may be small buf she has a big hearf. Snyder, Gail A happy life is one which is in accordance wilh ils own nafure Simmonds, Richard An agile athlele and a mellovi musician. Simmons, Sandy Her personality slands ou' like the balon she lwirls. Simpson, Jerry Every inch a man, lo sai nolhing ol feel. Simpson, Joe Man aboul lown. Slzow, Marilyn Dimples as deep as her under- slanding. Smifh, David A girl. a girl, my kingdom lov a girl. S+iles, Charles Life is shorf. buf 'rhere is al ways lime for courfesy. Sfolces, Roger Here, lhere, and everywhere. Sfone, PaH Paiience is a necessary -in gredienf of genius. S+one, Ron Though rugged on The grid among his fellows he is sub dued in sublle slrengih. Slorer, Carol A word spoken in due Time how good if is. Sforer, Deanna Wisdom is berfer +han rubies Sorenson, Julie The spiril of friendship wifhin me is yours loo. Sorenson, Ted A man is only as good as he Thinks he is. Sou+h, David l'rn beginning fo like lhis. Slalrer, Doyle l'll make somefhing of myself, buf firsl I fhinl: l'll have fun. S+anger, John Tall, quiet and defermined. S'I'ewar+, Joseph Leisure and pleasure seek 'rhe young in hearr. Sforms, Roberi' Sforms, Wall' Slrong, Bren+ Slreef, Gary When hes not on lhe ball l-le's a friend al a sneeze: The greafesf men have the Don? bofher me-l'm fhinlring llC4S Cdffylnq ll. you can always gel a God qrealesf courlesy. ll lhlnlcl. bless you ouf of him. SWGHSOH. JOBI1 Sweeney, Maureen Swendsen, Leslie l'l9I' r'f1Ol'lOI All lhal Qlillers is En+husiasm, girls,en+husiasm. The arf of pleasing requires no? gold. only The desire. Swenson, Elaine Swenson, John Talbot Shannon Tanalra, Richard Her drawing power is no'r Why should we labor all our Life is foo shorf fo be lilfle. Nofhing in lile is fo be feared: only with men, life? , if is only 'ro be undersfood. if , ifiex-i 'Ib , I v GJ ' X at ..f Q 35 laguna .nw .yr 4- rr.- V 'W' Tale. Merrill Taylor, Joan Theriaulf, Wes This beres me- Virlue builds honor. Life is one big ball, and l Thompson, Nellie The gloss of her hair reflecls lhe glow of her hearl. Van Sickle. Gary Well, somebody has lo keep The parly going. Tomchalc, David No man is happy unless he fhinks he is. Waddoups, Ray We may be personally de- feafed. buf our principles will lriumph. could dance forever, ,-...ff xx Turley, Sandra Brimful of mischief, wil, and glee. Wade, Pal' If you don'+ know whal' fo do. suppose you don'l. sl' s ---r Thiel, Bill I would like lo learn more, buf my head is full. Wadsworih. Roberf He speaks like a man of lhe world. ilu-3' Walker, Perrin One may live wirhouf bread, buf nor wi+l'1ou+ arf. WaH'ers, Jesse The economy of our counfry lies in 'fine producfion of her popcorn machines. Williams, Sandra Her friendship is iike a shel- fering free. Winborg, Nancy The hear? dwelis beneafh The surface. I viiwi-mivwiwiciifi P Wolfley, Norda Befh A friend is never known unfil fhere is need for one. Wood, Bob Laugh and +he world laughs wilh you. Clown and fhe world laughs af you. Pr-5. .f 5'?W, .2 gi Woodard, Kay Burdens become Iighr when fhey are cheerfully born. Wright Connie Goodness is one inves+men+ fha? never fails. Yamasalzi, Karen Cough? in life's fwirl, every monfh is March 'fo her. Young, Richard A greai promise. forever young. Senior class officers and advisors worked hard fhis year in an affempf fo make every class acfivify an overwhelming success. Spurred on by president Vern Beck. sfand- ing, fhe olher leaders. seared, Jill Brady. hisforiang Marsha Corey, secrefary: and Garry Daniels, vice presidenfg wifh fhe help of Mrs. Doris Frink and Virgil Ballard made lheir class proud of ifs achievemenfs. 59 ..! Seniors relived fheir pasr acriviries during The Senior Assembly. In charge of The fradirional program were Perrin Walker and Karen Yarnasaki. Mi? Menu, enlerlainrnenl, speakers, fable arranqemenfs, These are The problems which faced Sandy Simmons and Maqqi Buck as They make arrangemenfs lor The Senior Luncheon. The yulefide season inspired The Senior Ball cornmiffees in Their work on This Way To Chrisfmasf' Complefe wifh candy canes, and a huge red Sanfa Claus The sen- iors cenfered +heir decoralions around a red and while color scheme. Kneeling by 'rhe ladder are John Sfanqer, Tucker Collings. Terry Jensen, Gary Hanson, Duke Clinqer, Terry Crapo. Perrin Walker. Top row are Jackie Chase, Carol Graves, Janis Moore, Lu Ann Holmer and Sharon Presfgard. Maureen Sweeney and Jesse Wallers were co-chairmen. Before fak' -f T' A throne for 'rhe Senior regaliiy: This was The purpose of The upperclass as they builf The floaf to represenf Them in the Home- coming parade. Shown in fheir places of honor are LeRae Palferson, Homecoming Queen, Peggy Mehas, Sharon Leahy, and Kay Woodard. nominees lor senior candi- dare. A final spirifual boosl by Monsignor Cody marked The baccalaureaie services planned by Terry Crapo and Karel Lowrie. ing iheir depariing sfeps af com- mencement fhe seniors will hear ihe of 'their greaf 'F words riend and pas? principal, Elmer S. Crowley. Realizing ihe imporfance of rhe commencemenf exercises, Terry Jen- sen and Sue Oliverson. chairr'nen.are plan- ing To leave a lasfing impression on +he minds of fhe gradual' ' Inq Sel'1lOI'S. .1 M ir! . ' 424, :H wi fff 'W ni 2 WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU A NAME . Two years of experience lie behind Ihe Junior Class and now Ihey are ready Io 'fake over and lead fhe school. The juniors musl +alce 'rhe reins of leader- ship and drive IF High on 'ro successful goals. Wafching ofher classes al worlc. fhe middle class has clung Io The fun-filled ways of sophomores. bul ye+ experimenled wilh 'rhe more serious affribuies of The upperclassmen. Bur wifh 'rheir junior year over, 'rhey mus+ rely on Ihese experiences and Ialce +he responsibilify of keeping fhe name of IFI-IS in high esfeem. and. 'through +heir work. build if even higher. 0 1 , Swinging inTo acTion. The Junior Class elecTed Melvin MarTin, presidenT: Doug SmiTh, vice presidenT: and Karen STarTTord, secreTaryg To lead Them inTo a place oT presTige. To sTarT The ball rolling, a vicTory was scored when The iunior TloaT, a sleelc. whiTe swan, was judged The rnOST beauTiTul enTry in The Homecoming parade. Riding amidsT The Tlowing TeaThers was JeaneTTe STrand, Their Home- coming Queen candidaTe. The arrival oT spring inspired Them To malce a success oT The Junior Prom. Whisper oT Spring was under The direcTion OT co-chairmen Sharon Lance and Ted Wong and Their commiTTees. The iuniors Teamed wiTh The seniors Tor The Senior-Junior Play, Shop in Sly Corner To add poinTs TO The score. Bringing more glory To Their class was Jean Kennady, who represenTecl The iuniors as The candidaTe Tor Ag Bawl Queen. MargareT Ziclcriclc led Them in supporTing pep as Cheer Duchess, Marilyn Arave Diane Baker Ronnie Aygrg Bakhl' Karen Bgbbm Marfha Ballanfyno Sandy Buon Rance Bare Bonnie Bagley David Baker Diana Barnes Barnes, Keifh Barnes, Verdell Ba+es, Judy Beach, Jane! Bendz, Lois Benne'H, James Benson. Granf Benson, Linda Bergman, Sharon Berland, Gary Berry, John Biddulph, Lyn Bingham, Lorefia BiHer, Carol Biifer, Dean Bifler, Ronald Blalcely, Befh Borg, Thomas Bradford, Bonnie Brailhwaiie, Linda -43 3 kv fx' K 1 Q Burgin, Jane? 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Kay Godfrey, Rolene Goldman, Eihel Gray, CharloHe Gray, Colleen Griffin, Evereff Griggs, Bernice Grundmeyer, Kam Haroldsen, Melvin Hawlres, Jean Harfung, Mary Lou Hayes, Tyla Heaih, Rosemary Hedge, Sylvia Hicks, Larry Hull, Allon Hill, Lon Heileson, Colleen Haindel. Richard Herron, Larry Herlzig, Dana Hess, Judy Hibner, David Hislxey. Jean Hobbs, Laura Holm, Mary Helen Hope, Mozelle Howard, Michael Howe, Karen Hudson, Janaye Huff, Randy Huish, Leila Humphreys, Annelfe Humphreys, Sara Humphreys, Verna H unler, Edward Hunfsman, Errol Humis+on, Robert if 1 L . vw WM-. fy a' ,,. fi , aff , Ji-, A ?iii K-,gsm . ww g. iq, V nm' H.i 'nk , Hxwx N K' , 'mx G ' .M I-152, mul, Aim H' ' mr: F 55? 'Z-1 v Q. x 1' Jones. Sonia Jose, Josie Knllnan, Cora Lee Kissner, Gary Knoll, Ann Kofoed, Janyce Kahler, Charlene Kunard, Ronald Kay, Roy Kearney, Carol Kraup. Richard Kunz, Margaref Kelsh, Mary Carol Kennaday, Jean Kennedy, JeanneHe Larsen. Ronald Leevlff, Gwen Lee, Gary Lmde. Karen Jo Lindsay, Colleen Lloyd, Shirlene Lale, Bob Lance, Sharon Landis. Joe Lanlrford, Pa+ Leonard, Jim Likes, Bob Lee. Jimmy Leedy, David Lemmon, Carolyn Lofgren, Sharon Lofiin, Barbara Long, Iona Longacre, Sondra McKnigh+, Wave Mace. Janice Malone, Violef Lords. Verla Lu+hy, Jeanne Loveioy, Ken? Lyons, Dennis Luflnn, George MCC-!HY. ROY Luke, Gene McKinley. Reinih Marler, Jane? Marlin, Melvin Mason, Bradley Mason, Jay Masfers, Judy Merlrley. Jeanne Merrill, Rodney Maxwell, Carolyn Meyers, Bill Meierofio. Rosalie MlCk9lS0H. RI-lfl'1 lillflz Miles, Celia Millard. Judy Miller, Carol 77 5 Mulkey, Bruce Murpi1y,JoAnn Murray, Connie Newcomb, Jeane'He Nieid, Lloyci Nielson, Lavern Nissen, Shirley Nugenf, Sue O'Bryani, Sharon Oden, Harriei' Ohme, Dawna Oler, Jan Olsen, Phyllis Orme, Phyllis Oswald. Delmonf Owen, June Owens, Carolyn Paclrard, Wanda Pancheri. Michel Parham, Rufh 4.3 fg- Pa++erson, Norma Payne, Kaihleen Pearce, LaMarr Pedersen, Ruih Perez, Sandra Perrenoud, Keni Peifii, James Peffy, Margie Rasba nd, Berlrley Reeve, Marilyn Reifschneider, Barbara Remsburg, William ji 1 5 Richins, Bonnie Rider, Johnny Sl. Clair, Kalie Sakaguchi, Bill Safriano, Shirley 80 Schmier, Rodney Schwarzman, Carolyn Sessions, LaJean Schuppenies, Carlene ScoH, Linda Sexfon, Kay Shurfleff, Bill Smilh, Cardell Smirh, Gail Sommerville, Richard Simpson, Richard Smifh, Collins Smiih, Gregg Sparks, Rolland Smi+h, Barbara Smifh. Doug Snarr. Sieve Spencer, Carmen Q- -937. P l v --qt-. , w Q M, .0- Squires, Marilyn Sifandley, Keifh Slaley, Donna Slanger, David Sform, Dennis Sfringham, Karen Swendsen, Ka+hy Shand, Jeanefle Sfromberg, Sue Ann Talbof, Duane Sfraiford, Karen Sudweelzs, Jay Taylor, Jean W Sfanger, Pai Sla uffer, Jimmy Taylor, wVerne Taylor, illiam Thiel, Jerry A A , A l X ,f 4... , , , N fb 'E fy . w. 'S Sfewarf, Helen Siiles, Carole Siorer, Karen S+orer, Ken Slorm, Margaret s WN Thomas, Sharon Thomason, Irene Thompson. Eula Thomson, Ken Thornley, Helen Tingey. Elaine Tomchah, Margarel Traughber. Niia flf I l'1Hlll1'm Tucler, Susan Volheim, David Waller. Roberl Wafson, Clea Wessel, BeHy Wesf, Lyle Wesfergard, Jim Wesfergard, LeRoy Whi+e. Gale Whiiney, Kenf Whiiney. Sharon Williams, Barton I Q-I' Bonnie Williams Elinor Wilson Marilyn Wilson Bob Wohlschlegel Ted Wong Dale Woolley Hoy? Woolley Sandra Woolsoy Rufh Yarbor Value Young Max Wrighf Doug Young Margaref Ziclricl Q ' w -A emo, Chosen fo guide The Class of '58 fhrough its middle year were Doug Smlfh. vice presidenfi Melvin Marlin, presidenl: and Karen Slrafiord. secrefary. Miss Eslher Garland counselled 'lhe class and Margaref Zig Ziclcriclc lcepl fhem on lheir feel and cheering wilh her peppy spirif as Cheer Duchess. 83 -mag, 5 . A 'a' 'fig ,141 m, ,,. . , 3 4-f,,A. K K , ' kat I vig, -digg ,,.wgfxs4 if 4 ., 1. V,f1:, gn ,W ' n a ' , , ff - .v ,. , A ,iz Q 9 ' Q qw 5, . 4 nt 'Qi kg v' 'E' :P I-5' ul X xg ' V57 at .f,w 14f'r' A an I Q 9 , 4 ,A a :- fp K, ',f 'S'2'u-322K1'f J ,. NW Wx 'Q 1 57 ' VA-O--L' m YOU'RE THE ONE WE ARE ALL FIGHTING FOR Ridicule and fun-making are lhe 'rhings mosl closely associaled wilh sophomores. Undernea+h lhe lradifional rnoclcery, +heir school spirif can easily equal fha? of +he upperclassmen. The duly of lhe lower class is doubly hard, as 'rhey musf nol only prove +hem- selves, bu+ learn all 'the laws and regulalions fhal govern The school as well. When +hey score a Jrriumph, big or liHle, fhe sophomores prove fheir willingness fo figh+ for IFHS. I? :ii 'wif fgs1gg'fr:sf1: af' 4 Q f? 1 f,iLNWTL'fLj ' 1 , Bfgziigizifk Y .1 . . E-G: :gf L1 ' I if 31,53 - S My A IV, I, . y 'ww . 4 L1 1 g 4 '35 QE. 24f,LSE. sf? .gig kgk ' -, L. 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T55 , -f ,, Ellswodh, Judy Elsberry, Jerri Elwood, Richard Evens, Boyd ll Evens, Joe Farrer, Bob Feely, Judy Fewens, Linda Fife, Gary De Boisblanc, Jacqueline Denning, Gwen Q' 5 I uf. , l ' M W' .r L , F I mmf , iq. fi -L .M - a if, ' 3'4- M .,q,,..EWi ,Lg Q' I r A ,. fl' N M i ,,,,.,,,. Q.,.. H a XL 4 Tl Harding, Sieve Hardy, James Harker, Joy Harris, Brian Harris, Jerry Harris, Mary Karen Harryman, Earl ' Hill, Roger Hilibrand, Rullw Hoff, Rober+ Holyodk. Earl - Hillman, Karin Hodges, Roger Holmes, Val Dean HOOP. JOM an ' 'x o ., 'rx J r I ' 4 5 1 Hebdon, Peggy Heileson, Gerry Hendriclrsen, Lanry Heyrend, Carol Hill, Leona as, - ' If ob ,X A Har+ J. C ...nuff F-f Hook, Mary Hops, Larry - ' Howard, Cammie Harward, Raymond Howard' Don Hafch, Harvey Hayes, Linda Hayes, Violef Hays, Toddy Heallw, Kafhy Huffman, Richard Hunsalrer, De Esla Hunf. Darrell Hun+er, Alfred Hymas, Sheila Jacobs. Bonnie Jeffers, Terry Jeffery, Judy he nagffa , Ji, , I I ' M :ii-4. I 555-' 1 ' Jenlrins, Tim Jensen, Gene Jensen, Vonda Johnson Winnie X Jensen, Elaine Jensen, Rodger Johnson, Charlo++ Jones, Colleen l j Likes, Dolly Lords, Chrislina Livingsfon, Ann Lowder, Gary Logan, Richard Lueblre, Milne Lord, June Ludwig, Lois I 5 l AP l f Y' ?i Jones, Judy Z' Jones, Mariorie Karlson, Le Roy Keller, Sherry S Killian, Michael r K 6 L :- ,,. W vw- Lund, Linda Lundahl, Jacquie l . Lunclgren, Deanne Kfmer' R'cl'a ? i McAffee, Rex Klrlrham, Bonnie Larsen, Marvin Klesney, Carolyn Larson, Don Klesney, Francis Lau, Sally Kosfer, Kalhy Kyle, Doug Lamberi. Sondra Lange, Lavern Leahy, Linda Lewis, Roberi lnwiz lan-ru McConnell, Roberf McDonald, Pai Mclzarlin, Jess MCG-ary, Jerry McKinley, Joyce McKinzey, Delwin McLain, Maurice 1 -1 McNeal, Clyde Mace, Vernon Madsen, Sandra Mann, Marilyn Mander, Sybil Manwaring, Jessie imm f! QL- Marro++, Douglas Marshall, Marjorie Marlin, Phyllis Marfindale, Leone Massengale, Fred me 'Te . L . Q--yi' 2 .LL Naef, Marelyno Mayall, Elaine Machen, Pal Melquisl, Karen Meicalf, Jim L - aa.. .Q A 'Ui I , ,: ' 5 - I m x 1 ,. -'fqvlllf ' L N' fl... ' 'fi E-X -- l 'K I 5 W, f we 53- 1 Q ' 1 -J fri .Qi 'fe v A ' ' Pagg - W, K 'X , go ga .. A X 5934. -1. S. L ,-: f Q i NaHress, Danica ii ii Nebeher, Rex Nelson, Dean An ' 7 ,f y 1 . 'x Y X X , A 'x Milburn, Sarah Miller, Marian Nelson, Theron Newman, Malhilda New+on, Cecelia New+on,' James Neyman, Don Ng, Henry Nichols, Lola Niclrell, Lynn Niederhauser, Elaine Mon+ague, Donald Mooney, Carol J A H Ei? Monk, Jay i . ,,,..k ,,. r 2'- ' . F at y . s L .3 of hr, is Montague, Ronald I In f I 'S is , , ,M Q. Q P -f L . 19' Ifff X ' ' 'C' 1 Z - ,,- I K I K in l l 1,,.'i5'i K il , i .U ,Q '., ,,. ,Zi-I, V V Naef, Lois 4? bad! Q. vcr' Ln. 1 vs- I Robolwm. Dale Roclr. Carol Sue Runions, Jean Ryan, Befsy Ryan, Brenda Ryder, Judy Samuelson. Karline Richardson, Ilene Richins, Bessie Rider, Viclri Rifchie, Sharon Roberison, Rosalie Robinson, lrene Rasmussen. George Rees, Susan Reynolds, Breni Reynolds, Roy fir Richards. Danica J, ' gif' W S ' . ' I ALQ, I A X W A 'L .' Q 5197: Pendlefon. Ellis -2 K, T s ' 4 ,s,, . . I , M , .5 A R 5 .R l ... 5 r ff 4' N :dv x -R Peck. Gerald f Pech, Soccoro ' H Pelol, Lew . N- 'J' , X 5 QPQV5 1 Pack, John P990. Sfeve Priesf Jane Palmer, Roberf P,-im Loi, Puchlle- John Quinion, Melvin Rarden Pai x ,',, xl, f ff Nisle, CharloHe Olfman, Robin Olsen, Pal pifery Sue Oswald, Joan Pabsi, Reva Peferson, Dennis Paferson, Pam Peferson. Henry Peffingill, Jerry . flf V , X I X A Q Q4 I . ' e fu- r ia xi Q Poorman, Dennis Praece. Larry s L.. ff R . .sap-Q.. 15, 3 s I ' ol 2 Pi R . Y 4z 5'f .Q M-r ' f WI T. K , . .yi I l - I ,,.Y . f.. A y A 23 AM, f -,,,-z5i'x, 1' I ?3i?3?m,,wtx QR H + M 'lx . w ,I . 'M gr fn, K-1, , ,s A .ll I. ,M A .:1 ' .. mm ,, . ,., . .34-gp 431' , aw Q 1 2- ' ' 4, , 7 1 in ' -H' ' .j 4, 1 5 ' VS: '? ' 1, :.T' , ,F Q S M . Q: .' ' ,af v: ,I ,azz JE H A ., G - 1 ll, W - QE .fa 4 .. 1 K 5 gg mv' w' 4: - , 5 ' ,Mf4' , . - . gg'-fl, K '- A K -',,- . Y , I ' fig. , ,I ' A-F' ,Q 5 V165 V RWM ,aa-ff , 15 Aw- 1- ,F ish, t h W ., x A .1 , f - V 5 :K ' K A L. fl W ' 4 H fr , - ,Sf V-2765.5 . ' , N .K .4 F H. :Q .'Fgi,k 'Q-.w -ij? . ' up-ff Q15l'fi!i'v 432 lp fi' 11, .,,. F sesgigguy ,Q ima' ' ,kizjfq we my, -Q. , - a Rpt- ' .ia fl .lg V 'Y . X - Qf, H A 234925 ' ET . I -:1:a+2.5I? w ': Conhnued from page 86 SOPHOMORES CAUTIOUSLY ADVANCE INTO ACTIVITIES One of 'lhe biggesl honors received by 'rhe sophomores was Iheir achievemenl of winning Ihe PTSA membership drive plaque, which saluled 'their de-Iermined desire fo oufclo Ihe ofher classes. Funny VaIen+ine, +he Sophomore Hop, enfered The agenda in February. Dancers go? a Iil IIe exfra enlerlainmenl by Ihe duclc Ihaf was confribuled by a few upper- classmen during Ihe inlermission of Ihe affair Ihal' was chairmanned by Sandra Squires and Delberf Groberg. The rough wave of ridicule from Ihe upperclassmen became placid under fhe pilofing of Iheir officers and advisors. Tha? group. picfured here, consisfs of Mrs. Alice Longmore, Ken? Biddoulph, vice presidenf: Elaine Mayall, secrelaryz Bruce Sfanger, president and James Werry, leff Io riqhf. Soplonzofzed ' pfzedaufatduza 7645446 We 7M panion, Max, during a veniriloquism acl. Professor Roy Shiresu fakes a bounding leap over Chief Suni War Cloud lin IFHS forml io land wifh a gale of laughier from The audience. Tim Jenlcins, who acfecl as masier of ceremonies for fhe sophomore ialeni assembly does The honors as Shires, while Warren Aibrighf is fhe Chief. Hearis and flowers filled ihe minds of Sophomore Hop chairmen as fhey faced 'rhe problems of iheir lirsf dance ai IFHS. My Funny Valeniinef' Responsible for fransiorming ihe cafeferia info a valeniine afmosphere, were back row, lofi fo righi-Robert Crapo. Brian Harris, Leon Harward, Skip French, Jim Simmonds and Jim Brownell: firsf row- Ulene Tale, Linda Fewens. Sandy Sayer, Carrie Corless, Janei Handley and Pearl Maroon. The sophomore class sei a shining ex- ample when They enfered Their home- coming floai in fhe parade. Deanna Daw, queen candidafe, sfands on 'lhe compleied float J 7-V'QxfkQ+i, 95 Whose saying what is fhe quesfion which bofhered fhe Junior High audience as fhey waiched Don Monlague have a chaf wiih his com 45 OUR AIM IS TO ALWAYS HOLD THEM SO . . . The nucleus around which +he organiza- 'rions of l.F. l-ligh revolve could be no beffer symbolized lhan by 'rhe lrophies awarded lo Those who excel in scholarship, ci+izenship, and sporlsmanship, fhe ideals which club members aim lo uphold. Though divided, lhe organizafions of IFHS sfand slrong. Divided by 'rheir varied inferesfs, 'rhey sland 'rogefher building a forfress To profecf rhe virfues fhis school has builf up. Anyfhing from a simple needle fo 'the complicafed mechanism of a radio, any- where from fhe dugouf gun-range under The school lo The highesf poinf in fhe audi- lorium. 'rhe clubs of IF High carry our fheir acfivifies. I 0 Ann S+ Clair Kafie S+. Clair Vice Presidenf Reporler .nr-. 49. Sue Oliverson Presiclenl FOSTERS DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT Crealing a iriendly inleresl and relafione ship among all lhe high school girls and fosfering democrafic spiril as characfer- islic of a public school, Girls' Federalion has prevailed as 'rhe club 'fo which every girl in IFHS aulomafically belongs. To malre every girl feel al home, GF sponsors fhe Big and Liflle Sisler pro- gram, Chrislmas decoralions lo brighlen lhe halls are also their responsibilily. The Commencemenl Dance is lheir con- lribulion lo the seniors, and commiilee chairmen are, lei? To righl, Sandy Nichols, Ann Sl. Clair, Maureen Sweeney. Shanna Daw, Elinor Wilson: second row, Sally McCaque, Sharon Lance, Pal Lank- ford and Marsha Corey. 4533335 , Vernon Beclr Reporier .x- Bill Salraguchi Vice Presidenl Ronnie Garner Secrelary Wall' McHargue Advisor 1 Bill Benjamin ? ' Presidenl Everything from fhe roliclning fun of lhe Sholgun Shindig lo serious and inferesf- ing meeiingsq lhese are +l'1e acfivifies of fhe Boys' Federalion, lo which every boy in school belongs. A lofal of nine mee?- inqs were held in order fo arouse inleresl in school and olher aclivilies among lhe boys. Planning lhe unique evenls of 'rhe Shofgun Shindig were, kneeling, Ed Ja- coby, Garry Daniels, David Bell: second row, Ron Slone, Ronnie Pipkin. Jack Croly, Tex Newfon, Lynn Gill, Don Nele son and Rodney Mefcalf. SPONSORS UNIQUE EVENTS f-hz LEARNS THE VALUE OF FORM AND COLOR Very lillle Hbrusliinq aside is done al ine rneelinqs ol Ar? Club. Tlwe reason lor lliis is llwal ll'ie advanced arf sludenls who are members ol line orqanimlion, lry lo know and under- sland llie values ol qood arf. Inleresled people are qiven a -Tlianre lo lurllier arl cducalion, and llwe orqanizalion also rries lo inleresl more people in fine arf. Arl Club has been Called upon many limes lliis year fo lnelp willn arl' exliibils and do exlra work lor some sclwool or cornrnunily lunclion, Guidinq llie club are Mrs. Helen Aupperle, advisor: Ann l-lesler, secrelaryq Elaine Swenson, presidenlt David Bell lrcasurerr and Perrin Walker, vice presidenl, Advanced Ari Club members are-kneeling-Doug Smiflw, Perrin Walker, Terry Jensen: second row- Ann Hesler, Karen Colson, Karen Babbilr, Camille Jerman, Marilyn Wilson, Dennis Lloyd, Elaine Swenson: back row, Bob Wliilney, David Bell, Rex Garner. Beginning Arr Club members, who are inleresled in Carmen Spencer's subiecl. are-kneelinq- Roberl Palmer, Lallee Gallup, David Belson, Carol Bird, Georqe Sauer. Roy Reynolds, Ronald Wlnillalcln, June Owen, Joan Os wald. dad EXTENDS HAND TO NEWCOMERS New sfudenls such as Socorro Pech are the ones who benefit from fhe elforls ol Courlesy Club. ln relurn for Their inlorrnelion about lhe school, lhe Mexican sludenf gives David Leedv and Peggy Me-has a li+'rle background on her Counlrv, A generous welcome is given by 'rhe Courlesy Club fo any person or quesl wishing lo see lhe school. This group's responsibilify is 'ro show oil and explain all The lealures of fhe building. The members are-picfured borrom +o lop-Sandra Madsen, Barbara Reifschneicler, Maryl.ou Hariunq, Jane Priest Josie Jose, Doyle Slalrer. Ken Campbell, John Berry, David Leedy, Earl Priesf. Hospilalify of lhe school is in rhe hands of'Cour+esy Club of- ficers, who are conslanlly on lhe loolc-out for new sfudenfs and quesls. Nancy Lee, reporler: Peggy Mehas, vice president Iona Long, secrelary: and Bar! Mason, president are picrurecl lefl lo riqhl. Akita' rg x. ' A ' Q-J -,z,, - ..,,..,., .xt S L, DEVELOPS GOOD THINKING AS WELL AS SPEAKING .L, ll M.- wi Q .n Developing .good fhinkers as well as good speakers is 'lhe maior challenge of 'rhe Debale Club. They are-lirsl row-Deanna Slorer, Pal Sanderson, Jackie Chase and Shirley Nissen: second row- Glen Fosler, advisor, Bill Beniamin, Ted Wong, Sue Oliverson, Irene Thomassen, Marilyn Mann, Gary SGDI SHCI PSFFIF1 WGIIKSFZ fhird row-Sam Cofferell, Bob Whiiney, Kennelh Yafes, Lewis Campbell, Winslon Beard. Ernesl Gerlack and Mike Rardon. Being a member of debale class or having previous speaking experience are Ih ' ' ' e qualificahons 'lor Debafe Club. Re- ceiving no money from fhe school, Ihese debafers complelely finance Iheir own Irips Io Ihe Shale and Disfricf Iourna- menfs, Tournamenls al Wever College. Idaho Slale College and Ricks College were affended. They s ons d p ore a Iurkey raffle al Thanksgiving. Whaf was behind Ihe Green Door, was never solved al fhe dance 'rhey sponsored. Leading Ihem Io Iheir Iriurnphs were Glen Fosler, ad- visor: Jackie Chase. Ireasurer: Deanna Sforer, president Pa+ Sanderson, secre- Iary-hislorianz and Kennelh Yafes, vice president ca-dow S66 CAPTURES THRILL OF THE MOUNTAIN A club of skiing enfhusiasfs fha? love fo be led up The rnounlains, just io swoosh in one breafhless dive down ihe sleep, snow-covered slides is Ski Club. They have fakenra lrip lo Sun Valley and Jackson, and enlered lheir racers al Twin Falls, Jackson, Wyoming: Ogden, Ufahg and Sail Lake, Uiah. Some of The members have alfained fhe rank of Junior Ski School inslruclors. All ready and wailing for a skier lo glide down ihe hill, is The Snow King mounfain in Jackson Hole. Wyoming. Ski Club members oifen find fhemselves enjoying fhe famous winfer sporf here. posed in lheir ski oulfifg and ready lo qo are-fronl row- Sandy Niiholz., Brune Cohnc, Gary Hanson, David Bell, Clin? McDonald, Norman Clark, Richard Slansky, Susan Tucker, Sharon Call: wrond row--Bob Vifndsworlh, Pai McDonald, Shirley Nis- wn, Judy Maslors, Hi-lon Thnrnloy, Janyre Koloed, Jeannie lufhy, lynda Tolivar, Teddy Hayes' lhird row-Forcle Johnson, Linda Mo-.lilwiqi-i', Jan Arden, Bolsy Ryan, Jackie Bauer, Sally if Lau, Sunny Lamberl, Sharann Thiel, Sandy Sayer, Sandy Squires, Judy Ellsworfh, Susan Rees: iourfh row--Larry Hops, Dale OHO, Pam Fricke, Belly Carlson, Palsy Olsen, Kirby Clinqeri laal row-- John Gamble, John Georqi and Roland Sparks, The olficers are Clin? McDonald, president David Bell, vice presidenlq Toddy lCharloHel Hayes, svrrelaryt and Rex Garner, lrcasurer. I05 I I INVESTIGATES WORLD AFFAIRS llw- lri n Cnrtain ot ttin Cnmmunist countries were drawn tw allriw members ot Foreign Relations to s 'f'- wittiin by Hans Boettclner, soplwomore. t-lans, wli u alonq witli his tarnily escaped trorn Communist tant Germany, was one ot ttwe many students and visitors wittt experience in toreiqn Countries, wtwo lor tured to tlrm Forniign Relations students. Pirtured riqtwt are ttte otticers and ad- visor, Miss Mae Nueber, Ann St. Clair. president: Steve Bisctiott, reporter: Terry Jensen, vice president: and Marilyn Mc- Birney, secretary, treasurer. The newly orqanized club proved itselt an educational organiza- tion tor students interested in ttie world's problems. Studying ttir: atlas are Perrin Wallcer, Delmont Oswald, Mariean McNeal, Sandy Nirtif-ls, Mitre Rarden, Marilyn McBirney, Kay Woodard, Ann St. Clair, Mary Jo Love, Steve Bistwott, Vonda Lemmon and Carol Graves. Altlwouqti ttie study ot ttie world, its pecple and customs is not a new subiect, tlne Foreign Relation Club, is new on ttie map ot IFHS organizations. Hoping to create interest and develop tolerance among club members in relation- ship to toreiqn ideas and customs, ttwe club allowed only seniors to participate and take out rnemloerslwip ttie tirst semester. How- ever, iuniors were accepted tor membership tlie second term. Marstwa Corey, Sue Oliverson, Janis Moore, Jesse Walters, Jackie Chase, Vernon Beclr, David Bell, Jotin Kindred. Clint McDonald, Terry Jensen, Karel Lowerie, Gail Snyder, Sabina Watson and Maureen Sweeney study the globe. of fi' ' LEARN sv Dome Looking foward fhe landscape ol ldaho Falls, F.F.A. ollicers lake info view The work done for This comrnunify by rhe profession which 'rhey and members of fhe club follow. Top row-leff fo righr-Ed Jacoby, Larry Schenk, LaVern Nielson and Elmer Belnap, advisor. Firsl row, Max Wrighl. Sieve Fickbohm and Ladd Holmquisl. Their moflo, Learning lo do: doing lo learn. Earning lo live: living fo serve, denoles lhe greaf concern lhey hold 'lor our nalion's farm program as well as fheir own personal educalion. Above are Melvin Quinlon, Dick Wasia. Tim Sfauffer. David Shively, Gary Kissner, LaVern Neilson, Rex Thornley, Tracy Doe. Dick Johnslon, Dennis Gray, Rad Mayberry and Ken? Oswald: kneeling, Larry Hendrickson, Deloy Ray. Vernon Mace and Richard Bennelf. The Fufure Farmers of America is or- ganized locally and nalionally for fha purpose of furfhering boys' inferesl in agricullure. A supervised farming proiecf is rhe only requiremenr for membership. Piclured are Le Roy Carlson, Larry Schenk, David Schively. Larry Jenkins. Ladd Holmquisf, Max Wrighl, Sieve Fickbohm, Sieve Daw, Jerry Thiel, Errol I-lunlsman and James Eames. Learning lhe infricacies ol farm equipmenl is an essenfial par? of rhe F.F.A, program. Around a lracfor are Gary Olsen, Mike Pancheri, Rodney Granr, Rad Mayberry. David Shively, Dick Johnsfon, Roberl Cromwell, Julian Perez, Roger Bird, Darrell Beck and Melvin Haroldsen. 'MA :ff :PY-'fs - f ffwx?rw52'Qifa?i L Q . e L f K. '- 7' of 14 WORK TOWARD BETTER CIVIL DEFENSE ty Zi, Kong gk ,Iii gg .S 'yu' auf' . -as V A . , 5, , M 2' 'T NNW' WJQMW ?':g,34iJ Nor fo be oufdone by fha national trend foward civil defense, The F.H.A. made fhis fheir mos? imporlanl underlaking. A hos? of officers are guiding The Furure Homemakers of America in fheir aim 'foward belier homemaking. Sealed are Joan Drexler, advisor: Kay Sexfon, hisforian: Karen Cushing, degree chairman: Par Lankford, song leader: Pal Olsen, aclivify chairman: Virginia Sfrong, parliamenfariang Marilyn Reeve, freasurerg Carrie Corless. reporlerg Shaunna Gygli, secrefaryg Carol Biffer, vice presideni: and Peggy Hanson, presidenf. d b fd ' h' hschool irls Members of FHA realize The homes of Tomorrow will be wo-manne y o ays ig g . . . . this and are working foward the lime when lhey will be homemakers. Such arfs as cooking and sewing are not new fo The group, as one year ol home economics is required for membership. The spiril of Chrisfrnas and Thanksgiving prevails when The homemakers hold parlies and presenf food baskefs fo under-privileged children. They prove fheir cooking abilily by sponsoring various cooked food sales during The year Highliql-il of fhe year was when members allended lhe disrricf meeling ' Telon Members are Barbara Sleele Marilyn Wilcox, Janel Srolworfhy, Anila Siebman, Jane+ In . T Handly, Carol Jo Mooney, Georgia Gamelr, Linda Lund. Yvonne Bennelf, Muriel Lowe, Carol I-leyrend and Virginia Grasmick -S Ufliii-rs of iulurv Nurses M America are Jean Kennady, vice pri-sid:-nlg leono Maiiindali-, hisloiian: Vivian Marshall, reporfer ' ' ' led- Mrs. Edna Bnnnoll, advisor: Marieari McNeal, lreasurer: sea Leslie Ann Swcndsen, prcsidenlj Cynlhia Newfon, secrefaryq an dn sc-crefarye Bernice Griqos, corresoon i q SERVE IN LOCAL HOSPITALS Serving in the hospifal is a part of lhe F.N.A. program. ' ' f fhe Here fhe fables are lurncd as Bill Melville, one o Spud's phofographers subrnifs 'ro a picfure. Fufure nurses are Marilyn Arave, Eulah Thompson and Marilyn Burke. Working 'foward fhe lime when They can change fheir aqua uniforms for lhe famed while ones of fhe nursing profession, fhe members of Fufure Nurses have a chance fo acfually work in local hospifals and observe lhe field of medicine in acfion. Tours fhrough fhe hospifals were also experienced by fhe girls who belong fo PNA. Buf despile fheir many acfivifies in such proiecfs as fhe cancer and hearf drives, fhe Fufure Nurses sponsored a school dance and hosfed a conference for all ihe F.N.A. clubs in The Fifth and Sixfh Dislricfs. Members are-seafed-Carole Sfiles, Carolyn Harman, Judy Jones, Judy Masfers, Maia Sfroehm, Bonnie Jean Kirkham, Jane Priesr, Judy Pefersen, Marilyn Araveg Mafhilda Newman, Judy Anderson. Gail Hamrnon, Danice Naffress, Mary Hook, Vonda Jensen, Marilyn Burke, Marcia Funk, Elaine Jensen. Judy Feely,Zi1a Crosier, Lindy Brown, Carolyn Schwarzman and Karen Sforer. i The members of F.T.A. are-fron? row-Norda Belh Wollley Peggy Mehas Linda Braifhwaile Jean Hawlcs and Carol Byrd: baclx row-Rufh Scoll. Donna Rae Ohme Jeaneffe Hurley Kafhy Swendson Peggy Heslop, Nancy Lee and Kim Barflefl. COGITATE ABOUT ART OF INSTRUCTING Tomorrow's Teachers have affiliafecl info rhe Sarah Caldwell Chapler of Fulure Teachers of America, whose purpose is fo inferesf sfudenls in fhe arf of leaching. Dislrici and Stale meefings are held for fhe purpose of Nlurfhering The inferesf in leaching. The officers are Rulh Scoff, secrelaryz Linda Braifh- waife, vice presidenfg Norda Befh Wolfley, librarian: Peg l-leslop, presidenfg and Jean Harlow. advisor. Jusf gefling ready io leave for iheir slale convenlion are Fufure Teachers, Linda Braifhwaife, Kim Barfleff and Nancy Lee. Exhibifing a few of fhe Techniques of larger shooiing, Don Hammond and Duke Clinger pose wirh rheir club. Picfured waiching closely are, lei? To righi, Darrell Moore, Mary Jane Corbeli, Kalhy Kosfer, Jackie Funk and Sieve Paige. AIMS FOR BETTER MARKSMANSHIP i ' ' r as. 2 ,TQ Sporfs such as huniing and fishing appeal fo many siuclenrs ar l. F. H. S. The Gun Club does all i+ can fo assisf iis members in lhe proper handling of guns. If also slrives fo develop marlrsmanship. The club which has a practice shooling range under +he school building, has fried io qualify all iis members for Nafional Rifle Associarion membership. Leif io riqhl are the officers, Don Hammond, president Mary Jane Corbell, secreiary: and Dulce Clinger, vice presidenl. Don Hammond and Sieve Paige spend a little lime af 'rargef praciice in The improvised shoofing gallery locafed in 'rhe school's basement -1. ,1v,f,iq,gvs K ,g 45- wn:wn'sf:gm:f:.: vw- -e3W'5H'mQ5'f2L '93 ' if 'ff'?5SgJ'3. 'f1m'Af?21??'??f?l'1'+Y?31 fx 55' M, xY,,Q,.,., , f Q Q Y -:' i M. ,,Q..,,:,4 W L: 155 'gf i V M595 Y W J Q X Q5 Mi fl 'iw . fy lf? 1 6-+ 'M I lqm mf '1 , .., . Q Ev ,,eQ'!XX 4 4 fi ,V , Q , s 2 . Nga, y I, 2 is . J 1, Y? ,f rr I,-.,,,'........ . ,I L .CE H A an 4 F ,rf ,.Q. . K. M... M. ,, W. M , mb., -E 'fr'- ' 'S 'VFW Q xt! ' , I 'W z'k:'f, . .,,, .hp ', i 11..1sW , y'Vf,, 4 g ' ., ' v YQ! Wm We ef' T5 4, ighk 1' ,-vg- nf 'i My , , f-ffiff gf W F vga 7 3- . Ns A is 1 - , , Y f+ y'3 ,gs, X w an V e ag i - .,-' Q4 CITES MEMBERS FOR ATHLETIC PROWESS The IFHS LeHermen's Club, LE. Club, can be seen sealed in the symbol of their organizafion. Members are-fron? row -lefl fo righl, Bob Burlon, Lewis Campbell, Bill Eagle: Warren Albrighl: second row-Bill Thiel, Marlis Williams, John Kindred, Ray Harwood: fhird row-Ron Sfone, Bob Whifney, Ed Jacoby, Joe Simpson: lourlh row-Bill Beniamin, Kenl Whilney, Ronnie Garner, Jerry Thiel: lillh row-Gary Hanson, Loyd Derby, Darrell Beck, J. C. Hari, Jim Simmonds, 'Mia Jim Leonard, Bob Sformsg sixlh row-Vernon Beck, Bill Saka- guchi, Clin? McDonald, Terry Jensen: sevenfh row-Don Sforer, Lloyd Nield, Terry Crapo, Sieve Beck, David Bell. Dick Jolley, Ken? Lovejoy, Kenf Biddulph: eighlh row- Garry Daniels, Marlin Georgia, David Brown, Richard Slansky, Doug Smilhy ninlh row-Lnn Hanks, Tucker Collings, Ed Royse and Rick Simmonds. IEHS aihlefes, when noi' scoring vicfories, fried fo score in school acfivilies. Leading fhe group was Bob Burfon, presi- denfg Shave Beck, sergeant at arms: Bob Sforms, secrefary: Carvel Jackson, advisor: and Garry Daniels, vice president Wailin birdie flying over lhe nel, several eager afhlefes are picfured from leff fo righf: Sandra Madsen, Donna Hanson, Tess Harlcer, Ann Livingsfon. Jeaneffe Hurley Kim Barll ll G . e , ail Hammon and Judy Feely, g for a chance io send fhe PROMOTES LEADERS Balls whizzing in fhe air, bafs cracking, and qoll balls racing over fhe greens are the types of t' ac ivihes which inferesf members of fhe Girls' Afhlefic Association, The abilify and desire fo use leisure V ' ' ime in worfhwhile achvilies inspired fhe organizalion ol The G.A.A. Ev , oing iheir parf fo pro- mofe good sporlsmanshi d p an clean playing habifs are Tess Harker. volleyball chairman: Linda Bens b ' L . . on, aslcefball, Alfa ords, vice presidenf: Judy Hess, playdayi Bonnie Jacobs secrelary' Sue Clifford , , reporler: Bessie Richins, presiclenll and Sue Piler, freasurer-right ro lefl. en afhlefes need leadership and d ' Anofher aclivify 'fhaf fhe G.A.A. has is ifs baslcefball squad, which includes Deanna Bufle. Dorofhy Brown, Colleen G ray and Ulene Tale. I 1 4 ONG WITH SPORTSMANSHIP Practice makes pertect is the motto ot these baseball enthusiasts, who are striving for per- tection. Playing ball are, left to right, Ulene Tate, Lynn Swenson, Alta Lords and Sue Piter. Uniquely arranged are the members of Girls' Athletic Association who are left to right, Bonnie Jacobs, Bessie Richins, Sandra Madsen Jeanette Hurley Judy Feely, Gail Hamrnon, Deanna Butte, Lynn Swenson, Ulene Tate Alta Lords Sue Piter, Colleen Gray, Ann Livingston, Dorothy Brown, Donna Hanson Judy Hess Sue Clittord, Linda Benson, Tess Harker, and Kim Bartlett There is a right and wrong way to do every thing. Mrs. Beth Clark well knows this and she explains the right way to golfing to Kim Bart lette, Judy Hess and Tess Harker. eq dad UNLOCKS DOORS TO SERVICE EaTing Their hurried lunches aT a noon-hour meeTing in The cloak room are Key Club members, Bruce Cohne, Marlis Williams and David Bell. Leading Key Club in iTs varied acTiviTies are advisor, Howard Couch, Gary Hanson, president ClinT McDonald, vice presidenTg Doug SmiTh, secreTaryg Gary Van Sickle, chaplain. The service keys of Key Club have unlocked many worThy proiecTs This year. Sponsored by Kiwanis lnTernaTional, The club is for service To The sTudenTs and school. as well To develop leadership. Every Tuesday noon The club has a luncheon where They conducT business aTTairs. The school name in The TronT of The building received a new coaT of painT aT The hands oT This orqanizaTion, and The members claim To have produced The uqliesf boy in school when They sponsored Their UgliesT Man Dance. Key Club members are-TirsT row-David Bell, Ron STone, Bill Beniamin, Terry Jensen: second row- Gary Hanson, John Kindred, John STanger, Doug SmiTh, Garry Daniels, ClinT McDonald, Richard Huffman and Richard BenneTT. l I6 , 1 f5l'NfNhl'XlklA1'IIC INIIID DDfNflDAKl A represenlalive of each organilarion is seen among These members of Presidenls' Club, who are-fron? row-Gary Hanson, Key Club: Terry Crapo, vice presidenf of sfudenl body: Jesse Waliers, business manager of sludenf body: Ray Waddoups, Radio Club: Garry Daniels, head monifor: John Kindred, sfudenf body presidenf: second row- Marqarel Buck, cheer queen: Elaine Swenson, Arr Club: Ann Sf. Clair, Foreign Relalions: Janis Moore, Spud Bi-Weekly: Sharon Sessions, Dance Club: Sandy Nichols, Spud Annual: lhird row-Barf Mason, Courlesy Club: Leslie Ann Swendsen, Fufure Nurses: DeAnna Slorer, Debate: Sue Oliverson, Girls' Federalion: Peg Heslop, Fufure Teachers: Clinl McDonald, Ski Club: Roger Stokes, cheer king: Dennis Crofl, Band: fourfh row-Karel Lowrie, Tri-Hi-Y: Jim Metcalf, Hi-Y: Karen Yamasaki, Tigerelfes: Pali Slone, sfudenf body secrefary: Jack Chrisfensen, Pep Band: Don Hammond, Gun Club: Dave South, Choir: Vernon Beck, Senior Class: Bruce Slanger, Sophomore Class: Carole Crandall, siudenl body secrefary: Kay Jones, Thespians: Larry Herron, Sfage Crew: LaVern Neilson, Fufure Farmers: Melvin Marlin, Junior Class: Peggy Hanson, Fufure Homemakers: and Maureen Sweeney, Pep Club. Ron Monfague was Hi-Y presidenf second semesfer. Alhlefics, arf, acling. and many olher in- leresls are galhered info one organizalion properly called Presidenls' Club. Here lhe main officials of +he orqanizalionis meer and discuss lhe problems fha? arise in lhe clubs, and fogelher lhey decide upon ways of solving lhe problems. They also malce resolu- lions for the good of every club in The school. Officers are Jaclc Chrislensen, Maur- een Sweeney, secrefary: John Kindred, presidenl: and Glenn Manion, advisor. Guiding Uwe Dance Club llirouqh two maior produclions, a sem lorma dance and olher proierls are rhe officers and advisors Pm-,nd in lrwni is Sharon Segsiens. Back row figures are Miss Jean Wi3ld4'in adviser, Sharvn Leahy, reporlerg Nicki Edqin on socrolarv Janis Moore, treasurer: LeRae Palierson, vice presi dew? Fanhion hir a high poinr when Dance Club spensorod Fashion Faniasyf' DO- inq everylhinq from lryinq on an ex- rliisive dross to hammering roqellier a suene are lhe chairmen for The evenf, seated, lol? ro riqhl, Sharon Leahy, Janis Macro, Carmen Spencer: sfanding- Sharnn Sessions Linda Scoir, Nikki Ed- qinqion Mari Conrad, Sue Ann Slrom- luerq and LeRae Pallerson. Gaily dressed in black loureadors and brighl-colored sashes are members el Dance Club, kneeling, Judy Melcalf, Wava McKnight Sue Ann Sfromberq, Carmen Spencer, Shirlene Lloyd Janice Mace, Janyce Koloed, Jeaneiie Kennedy: second rmwffLiiAr1n l-lolrner. Mari Conrad, Diane Barnes, lrene Robi- son, Sylvia Hedge. Helen Thornley, Jeanne Lufhy, Karhy Faqcrg lhird row-Vicki Rider, Susan Reese, Elaine Eckersley. .- si. lh lance REVUE Early morning practices, af noon, and in fhe evening were the schedule followed by Dance Club members as lhey prepared for The Dance Club review. Their dances were as varied as Their praclices, including Hawaiian hulas, iazzed-up bop, ballefs, and lap. Alfhough busy wifh many aclivifies, fhe members worked hard +o make fhe Dance Review successful. Sharon Call, Carmen Spen- cer, Kay Sexlon, Mari Conrad, Susan Reese, Peggy Mehas, LuAnn Holber and Karen Sfraflord headed lhe com- miffees. Kneeling, lelf +o righf are Camille Jerman, Charlofie Johnson, ,hyllis Seeley, Sharon Bergman, Bonnie Boyce, Judy Thomp- on, Rufh Hilfbrand. Ann Hillbrand, Peggy Mehas. Second ow, Jane? Wolfgang, Shannon Talbof, Marilyn Arve, Susan 'ucker, Sharon Call, Annelle Humphreys, Charlene Johnson. 'hird row. Bonnie Bradford, Pa? Rowland, Kay Wilkie, Phylis Marlin, Garlene Call, Judy Bafes, Karin Christensen. Fourth row, Valae Young, Thelma Long, Leone Mariindale, Karen Sfrafford, Kalhy Payne, Gwen Leavefr, Sandra Madsen. Fiffh row, Norma Paflerson, Par Sfanger, Dixie Tornefon, Shawna Daw, Sandy Simmons. Pal Burgher, and Kay Sexfon. fx, So fhaf is how if's done. The male members of Dance Club walch as Don MacPherson shows fhem a rouline. This is The lirsf year fha? boys have been allowed in Dance Club and 'these male dancers pride lhemselves on fheir hon- orary membership. Lefr fo right are Bob Maxey, Terry Jensen, Bob Whifney, Fred Kienlen, Val Holsf, Don MacPherson, Bill Gerrard, Don Hammond, Jess Walfers, and Mike Ashlon. ',':'T:: 15s,,.2' ...P ' f .se - H Q :lf mn' W 7 'E .n'm 1 1gZL, 1 3 1 -Q l'4m?'fWG1'R!.WVl Q g 5xn f.wnnmenvn I lla! f'- '-.Mn iq Ill 'if3'fY'fl -U fl 2,112 ff. 'F 1 3-If f -I3 f 1'f? 'f'ff'1I otkdif is lu. 1Ql 'V 5 3 I f? yt A fs l 2'5 'S' 3' x' ZW G' 3 Za 3, 43 '71, gm '11, r N3 '1 5 ' ' U 5 5 ' 3 1' ' V - 'J J' ' ff' E' Q, gi CL' Q' 6. 2. 5 'ff 'E'4l'.f SJ. s5QusQqus .sz,ffaQ-cfyg. 'no Qt Qs ,, gi ,Q as sa, u 9 .Ng -. +4 , 1 7 59' Q Q5 ky Q! Q 'Ly Q 2 Er 3 - 5 'C S Q ,Y 'QU Q Q1 6 Y.. Q Q' 3 Q 5 W. ,. FJ, Q E V , U tg, 2 . V' 'O 1 'U 40 Q' UI in Q Q 3 E ,.. 'A' y..-r Q? 'O' an I ' an 'fy ' S 'K ' - Q . 1 3 ,f V' Av ff Ig 11 ww-1--l5 f9 f if 14 'Y u?.i-,f,MWA gg-TQ fb.. .. ,, ,X ,bi QQ, ,Li U H gg' gg ,QQ-'A .V W: +A, 9-gg! -. 4... .... .. -- - 'Q ',a 3 M mm f , 7 W NW! 1: , p , '- iw ff , H 'K qillnnu.. 'bali li F 201 JE, gg., A 'Ev if A A and I K N I l b r M 4 so 5, M A 'N I' ' ' v W , ji .A fs:2?i'F-iss .f is , , Q of X ' 1 5 W f i s 54 - I B Q . I 1 , ' f 0 . 1 Q Q g Q -n 1I2l add: OPERATES ON own FREQUENCY Q l 3 i i l IFH S Radio Club is one organizafion lhal operafes on more Than one frequency, bui slill mainfains harmony. The l.F. hams, hoping lo facililaie lhe inleresl' and welfare of amaleur radio, cenfer r' r und lheir radio sels Radio Club members are, back row, lell fo righi-Roberi Handley. mee ings. a o , Bill Fillmore, Ray Waddoups, John Swenson, Richard l-lazellon. Froni row, lell lo righf-Ronald Bitter, Douglas Hendricks, Ray Criddle, Jay Criddle, Duke Clinger. .ff l Since Radio Club is a fairly new organiza- lion. lhe officers are working foward The lime when lhey will have a club radio sla- fion. Lloyd Brynie, advisor: Bill Fillmore, vice presidenl: Ray Waddoups, presidenfg Richard l-lazellon. secrelary: John Swenson, acfing manager, are shown lell lo righl. I22 l fhink fhal l'm geffing somefhingf' This is a familiar quolalion af Radio Club meefings where members work wifh Yheir sels lo improve fheir abiliiy af working on 'rhe air. Roberf Handley. Jay Criddle, Elling Cranny. Duke Clinger, Ray Criddle. PROVIDES THE BACKSTAGE TALENT f 'fi uw Many people don'+ realize fhe mechanics of backsfage work. Here Glen Fosfer - Members of rhe Siege Crew are working diligenfly on everylhinq and 6dVlSOFi FJ0l 1lS OUl SOW19 Ol ll'1G devices The Hkilchen sink for The Junior-Senior play, Shop al Sly Corner. used in a curtain fo Larry Heron, presi- The boys in rhis shof are, Bar? Mefcalf, Doyle Sfaker, Kirby Clinger. denli Gnd Johnny Rldef. vice P eSlCl9f1l. Larry Herron and Bill Eagle. This is lypical of fhe crew's acfivifies. who in furn musf insfrucl lhe members ol lhe club, Bils of paper, wood, glue, and scaffered nails and pins lying all around are fypical of fhe scene one would find in ihe Slage Crew's scene shop. Much unnoliced falenf is needed for every school producfion. This falenl is provided backsfage by members of lhe Slage Crew. Donning work clofhes fo do fheir par? of insuring a successful performance of everylhing fhar goes on s+age, are as follows: lefl lo righf, lop row-Geoffery Dunbar, Bill Eagle, Doyle Sfaker, David Brown: lop row- Barf Mefcalf, Larry Hicks, Duke Clinger, David Baker, Lee Bailess and Kennefh Ruff. 1 vi a I I i SPOTLIGHT OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES Believinq fha? lhere are many polenlial aclors in l.F. High, lhe Thespian Club is lryinq lo qive such sludenls a chance lo reveal their lalenls by parlicipaling in some ol the school produclions. A lalenl assembly and noon hour plays are sponsored by The riub as well as lhe Beaux Ari Ball, and lhe basl acling awards of lhe year lo deserving aclnrs and aclresses in The school. Thespians, whose membership is earned by work in The lhealrical field are beinq led by Glen Foster advisor: Kay Jones, president Cora Lee Killian, reporlerz Jo Ann Murphy, vice presidenlg Harriel Oden, secrefaryq and Sonia Jones, lreasurer, Professional aclors and slage and make up arhsis are called ID lo demonslrafe for The benefif of lhe Thespian Club, who are Duke Clinger Nancy Johnson Jessie Mannwarmg Dorolhy Brown Vonda Lemmon, Marrion Clifford, Rulh Scoll Barbara Reifschneider Carolyn Babble Charlofle Johnson Norma Pafferson and Doyle Sralcer. Sfanding in a perfeclly formed T are lhese members of Tigerefles, who are-fronl lo back, lelf fo righf-Belsy Boardman, Louise Amesg second row-Deanna Daw, Judy Afkinsong fhird row-Pal? Slone, Colleen Heilesong lourlh rowfDorolhy Bingham, Janel Dawg fillh row-Marge Bramwell, JoAnn Slanskyg sixfh row-Carol Hardy, Carolyn Ashlong sevenlh rowf-Bonnie Jacobs, Garlene Call, eighlh row-Maxine Sakaguchi, Jo Lee, Marsha Greenwall, Lyn Biddulph, O Judy Brewingfon, Lynn Turley, Marge Marshall, Sue Ann Slromberg, Susan Tucker, Kam Grundmeyer, Cecilia Newlon, Cora Lee Killion, Eula Thompson, Jean Kennaday, Charlofle Gray, Valae Young: Iasl' row-Gloria Clallin, Barbara Cook, Pal Mann, Sandy Simmons, Judy Thompson, Mariorie Davenporf, Jackie Lundahl, Sandy Woolsey, Bernice Griggs, Diane Barnes, Shanna Daw, Cynfhia Newlon, Sharon Call, Annefle Humphrey, Eva Kaye Glover and Colleen Jones. TWIRL AND FRANCE IN PRECISION Silver balons lwirling wilh lines of precision marchers skillfully maneuvering Ihem in lhe air. This is Ihe piclure which Tigerelles presenl during a hall lime performance. When nof enlerlaining audiences. Tigerelles enlerlain Ihemselves by parfies and spon- Exlensive planning for drills is done by lhe advisors, Jean French, Marie Fouls and I-lerberl Pringle who are walching Sandy Sim- mons head maloreile and drill masleri Lyn Biddulph, side 'rwirlerg Carol Hardy assislanf head maiorelle: Garlene Call. side lwirler. soring money-making proiecls in order Io carry on fheir marching roulines. Members of lhis club know how if feels lo spend a lol of lime lo reach perleclion. Officers are-fronl-Maxine Sakaguchi, hisforianq slanding-Shanna Daw, council member: Cynlhia Newlon. vice presidenl: Dorolhy Ann Bingham, Ireas- urerg Jane? Daw, recording secrelaryy Karen Yamasaki, presidenf: Colleen Heileson, coslume mislress: Marge Bramwell, council member: Kam Grundmeyer, sergeanf al arms: Sue Ann Slrom- berg. assislanl cosfume misfress. Cvuidinq Tri l'1i'Y are Karvi Lawrie, presideniq Ann Hesier, Liaison rr-priwnniafiyfv Maiiiyn Berkar, sncrefaryq Nancy Jonn- ufm, historian' Anno Knnii, freasurc-r: Afron Biifon, advisor? and Pai Riwwand, vice presideni, Tri HiY wwikf-d hw fulfiii ifs purpose This year of Creaiinq iwiqki Mandarda of Ciirisiian rnaracier, Hirouqkmouf lwirne, qrkma' and ranimiiniiy, The symbol nf Triri-ii Y is fine irianqie repro-.onfiriq Uwe dnyeiapmenf of ine spirii, rnind and body. The rnrwnbnrs bf-Now irirm fnrfir emblem, seafed are Peqqy Meiiasj second mw, Pai MfDcinaid, Deanna Blanchard, Bar- bara Reifsrkineiderg fnird row, Sandy Nichols, Ann Sf. Ciair, Sally Lau, Joan Davenpori. Carnna Weeks: iourilw row: Befsy za- 715- 7 DEVELOPS CHARACTER TRAITS Ckiairmen of We diuerenf rfinirrmiffriri-, iiiiip iii in ordinaie adiyifios of Tri H9 Y lair hw iiahf air- Karin Si, Ciair. wfrskim finairrrnan Simi ny Rm-d vrurv-aiiriii' ue Qiivermn, Brady- Mary Siark, airanqeim-nfx' Eiaine Swennon, aervire, Ryan, Ardis Brown, Snerry Keiier. Sandra Arnmid .Indy Brewinqfon, Pam Frirke, Par Oisen Gaii Hamrnnnq fifih rum Pai Coburn, Lois Prim Marcia Funk Nadine Hansen, Rvisy Bcardman Karen Tiinrnpwon, Saiiy Skiricrnaker, Siierann Tiuini Frances Beaiii sixiiw mw Skiaron Wniiney, Bennie Hamriik, Sandy Bacon, Irene Tlnernason Kim Bariir-He Jerry Fiskwrry Norma Paiierson, June Owen, Mari:-rio Jones, Rnsaiie Bel veal and Judy Anderson. Suze Junior legislafors Traveled fo Gem Girls' Sfafe af Caldwell in June, l956, fo learn aboul qovernmenf in aclion. This Training ground for fulure leaders and belfer cilizens was aifended by Ann SI. Clair and Kay Woodard, sealed, and Charlene Harrison and Sharon Presfgarcl, s+andinq. STATE PROVIDES TRAINING GROUND FOR CITIZENS Zaye' Slate A rare honor was Ieesfowed on high school sfudenf Terry Crapo when he was elecfed Governor of Boys' Sfafe. Traveling Io Boise, These aspiranfs learned abou? governmenf and ci+izenship, Leif 'Io righf are Bob Wadsworfh, Vern Beck, Terry Crapo, Bill Eagle, Ted Peck, Bob Burfon, second row, Tucker Collings, Jaclr Chrislensen, Larry Parham: Ihird row, Jesse Walfers, and Lynn Hanks. Realizing Thal rnany piclures don'T make sense wiThouT some explanafion, Sharon Lance, co-copy edifor, wroTe Thal needed copy and was always available To help with piclure ids-nfificafion and any ofher problem Thal arose. NoT one page of arrnual copy was senT To The publishers wifhouf The signafure of Miss AfTon Billon, advisor. Since fhis was necessary for a complefed page, Miss BiTTon read every piece of work and offered The friendly, helpful advice, which The mem- bers of The annual sfaff came To know and respecf. Much of The pholography of The yearbook is also The work of The Spud advisor, ne way To forge? complerely whaT a person is like is To wriTe a mor saying Tor hirn. Lu Ann Holmer and Gail Snyder ponder over saying in a scene lhaf is Typical of Their work. l 5 .m 0'9- -z:!r:Y 4 s.?2lr.f- Sw! CREATE MEMOIP From The Tim Th e af The blank dummy pages were opened unfil The prinled and bound 'Sb-'57 annual was complefed, Sandy Nichols, edifor, carefully supervised and planned oul The work of The yearbook. Every member of The sfaff seemed To find problems for Sandy, who worked wilh every one unfil if was solved. Many Times This edifor could be seen carrying home slacks of work in order To meef a deadline or To make a secfion ol The book iusf a liTTle beTTer. Sandy's duries were unlimiled as she had To okay everylhing ThaT wenf info The Spud Annual. e May I see The manager? This was a phrase very commonly useu by Paf Lockyer as she Tried To convince sTores ol The value of adverfising in The Spud Annual. The ofher financial malfers which always come up in a publicaTion as The yearbook were I responsibilily as business manager. Sh of the Spud B'- aso hen e also manages The affair! r Weekly. l956 - 57 EVENTS W Every picTure musT be ideniified and The whole annual musl explain iTself in good iournalisTic sTyle This was The iob ThaT Karin ChrisTensen, as one ol The ' ' ' T ws and eve assignmenf for The printer. S ll M Ce ue Being responsible A flesh bulb will never sTarTle a y c q . Tor The picTures, Sally, associaTe ediTor, has planned ouT many poses and made cerfain Thaf The righT people were in The righT place aT The righT Time for a picTure To be Taken. Sally has become familiar wiTh The faces oi many sTudenTs as The idenTifying of ' ' ' ' Th associaTe picTures, affer Taken, also fell under her lurisdichon. e ediTor helped Sandy whenever and on whaiever necessary. lelora Murri, adverlising manager, will never say ThaT she can'T ' ' T. AfTer hel ing PaT wiTh The finances rriTe ouT a check or receip p if The '56-'57 annual, Delora received a good background on iusiness subiecrs. The fruits of her labors unfolded only when a page if ads found Their way To The publishers or a column of figures ialanced oul. The school paper also received her aTTenTion. All of The back secfion of The annual, which includes The snaps and ads was under The supervision of Gail Snyder, ad manager. She supervised The selling and layouTs of ads and collecled inTeresTing prize- winning phoTos for The snap pages. There is a loT of work To be done before an idea can become The annual cover Terry Jansen conceived The idea of using The schtool seal and from There ' ' I es. Karen lebbm drew The design which nov enclose: T exe annua peg copy ediTors, had To cornplefe. Many Times in ervie wiTh several people in several parTs of The building n oufside were necessary To prepare an Janis Moore Editor 'Cv I Katie St. Clair Feature Editor Katie decides which features are mosi appropriate and should go into type. She rhooses difterent styles of teatures as well as the most interesting and color- ful ones. Newspaper work isn't all running around to get interviews and information tor stories. lt is also the learning of the ethics and history of the newspaper profession, and acquiring skills in collect- ing. condensing andoorganizing material from all sources of information. The fifth period journalism class, which is pictured pausing to get some textbook intorma- tion, is as follows: Left to right, front row-Carrie Corless, Sherry Frandsen, Harriet Oden, Mary Carol Kelsch, Sue Cliffordg second row-Lynn Gill, Pearl Marcon, Norma Moir, Delbert Groberg: third row-Sharann Thiel, Bill Gerrar Fred Kienlen, Jerry Walters, Arlene Cordova, I 30 5014 df 77 BRINGS NEWS Al' Rising from the position of feature editor to associate editor and finally to editor of the Spud Bi-Weekly, Janis Moore, has adequate experience to cope with the problems and details concerned with the paper, Also her past iournalism experience includes editorship of Tiger Tips. To all the reporters Janis is famous for her vows to follow Roberta Rules of Order in all activities in the Spud room. Val Holst and Ken Campbell Co-Workers Val and Ken work co-operatively on de- tails that arise in the Spud room. They make sure all the pictures and proof get to the staff from the printers. and that papers are delivered. Shirley Reed Copy and Proot Editor Shirley supervises copy and proofreading and re-checks them several times to eliminate as many errors as possible, 26- 70ee6Zq TTERTAINMENT TO i.F.H.s. The hislory oi fhe Spud Bi-Wcelrly belore il reaches lhe reader is a delailed mysic-ry fo nnosl people. Firsl lhe siories are assiqned by The edilor and lhe reporters proceed fo qalher the iacls and assemble the inloimalion into concise and accurale stories. Two drails are made and bolh are checlzed by fhe advisor uniil lhe near-perleciion marlc is hit. The Spud copy is sen? io fhe prinlers and he sefs ii info Hproolsf' Afler bcinq carefully checlced The proofs are reiurned lo The rinier and p nolhinq else is :een of lhem unlil The linal publicalion is released. The associale edilor helps Janis and falces charge of edilorials. Maxine Salraguchi Head Line Ediior vlaxine supervises headline wriling and go-ordinafes head sizes fo li? The sfories. 'al Noble, 'News Edilor, was abseni when he picture was lalcen. I Rosalie Phillip Exchange Ediior Rosalie has ihe responsibiliiy oi sending a copy of each issue of fhe Spud fo desiqnafed schools. As ihese schools ex- chanqe copies of fheir papers, new ideas are blended wiih old iradilions. Ann Sf. Clair Associafe Ediior Don MacPherson Sporls Edifor Don's dulies are lo plan The sporfs page, wriie Tiger Tales, gel shois of ihe leam in aciion, and compile reviews of all aihleiic aciiviiies. The remainder of lhe fif+h period iour- nalisfs are as follows: leff fo riqhf, 'lroni row-Millene Freeman, Julene Burrows, Elaine Swenson, Ken? Perrenoud, Nancy Johnson: second row-Gayle Earl, Jim Carier, Deanne Morgan, Ruih Sheeleyg lhird row-Ruth Scoli, Mike Rardon, Geoffrey Dunbar, Carolyn Schwarzman. I3l A 'Mako 74114 my 564044 ' CES DEVELOP QUALITIES IN PERFGRMAN lh o is lhe ldaho Falls High One group ol sludenfs who have music wherever ey g School Choir. Many limes members ol lhis choral group can be heard praclicing songs and seleclions lor various Types ol programs. One of lhe impressive seleclions was leafured on The Chrislmas programs when lhe robed choir slowly wallced down lhe aisles ol lhe audilorium humming Chrislmas carols, ln order lo display Their lalenls lo public audiences, lhe choir fool: several fours and singing trips lhis year. Elecled fo lead The choir this year were Norda Belh Wollley, robe mislress: Terry Crapo, sludenr director: Lance Johnson, business manager: Sharon Presgard, sludenl direclorst Maureen Sweeney, vice presidenl: Marsha Corey, secrelaryg Kay Kienlin, librarian: Dave Soulh, presidenl: and ,X Don Aupperle, direclor. ccenluale lhe Their robes ol orange and blaclc serve lo a oulslanding gualily of lhese Choir members, who are- lronl row-Rosemary Healh, Imogene Harding, Rurh Peder- ' Lou Harlung, Judy sen, Helen Thornley, Bonnie Jones, Mary ' ' F ' b urne, Norma Andrus. Kay Kienlin, Maslers, Marlorie air o Kenl Perrenoud, Fred Massengale, Dennis Slorms, Terry Crapo, Wall Laney, Duane Talbol, David Soufh, Sharon Newman, Phyllis Seeley, Jolene Burrows, Peggy Mehas, Sonia Jones, Marcia Johnson, Karen Jo Linde: second row-Bonnie i Sk , Jill Brady. Collelle Rirhins, Thelma Long, Marilyn ow ' i ' ' 1 , lona Long. Rulh Miclrelsen, Pal Quire, Nilrlci Edging on Mann, Marilyn Arave, Camille Jerman, Bill Eagle, Jeannelle r, John McCellan, Gary Schullz, Merrill Tale, Kirby Clinqe Chrislensen, Zila Crosier, Annefle Humphreys, Harrie? Oden. J d n, Joan Taylor, Janel Judy Bales, Pal Rowland, Janaye u so ' -C nnie Bills, Sharon Preslgard, Julie Burgen: Third row o Millard, Marilyn Reeves, Karen Slrallord, Bonnie Bagley, Judy Hall, Mary Jo Love, Mari Conrad, Maureen Sweeney, Marilyn McBirney, Vernice Griggs, Earnesl Gerlach, Keilh Barnes, Sieve Bischoll, Willard Price, Lance Johnson, Torn ' A r, Richard Simmons, Shir- Haaclc, Dale Foreman, Ronnie ye s ley Reed, Lu Ann Holmer, Leila Huish, Tom Haaclr, Sandra Coburn, Norda Befh Wollley and Shirley Nissen. 2 Wee ADDS TO VOCAL DEPARTMENT Members ol Girls' Glee colorfully arranged in lheir while blouses and dark skirls are, lirsl row-Margery Anderson, Bonnie Richins, Kay Sexron, Vonda Lemmon, Phyllis Olsen, Deanna Blanchard, Gloria Evans, Bonnie Jardine, Joy Hislrey, Irene Malone, Gail Hammon, Cecilia Newlong second row-Elaine Jensen, Verna Hum- phreys, Elayne Tingey, Jeane Lulhy, Alla Lords, Kalhie Conner, Elaine Mayall, Ulene Tale, Pal Sorenson, Judy Brewinqlon, Sharon Whilney, Ann Simmons, Shirley Salri- ano, Barbara Barnes, Jo Anne Ransom, Carolyn Owens, Belly Wessel, Marilyn Burke, Celia Miles, Belsy Board- man, Mary Goblole, Carolyn Lemmon, Marsha Green- wall, Linda Brailhwails, Jean Runions, Karen Pacer, Mary Jo Love, lourlh rowfJudy Ryder, Joan Davenporl, Bonnie Williams, Marlha Ballanlyne, Trudy Tucker, Linda Fewens, Lynda Toliver, Elaine Eclcersley, Joy Harker, Judy Andersen, Linda Brunl, Kalhy Healh, Socorro Pech and Mary Helen Holm. Gelling ready lo lune up lheir voices are lhese members ol Mixed Chorus, who are, lell lo riqhl, Lois Ludwig, Marilyn While, Elma Goldman, Julie Toul, Dean- na Daw, Luana Hughes, Elaine Neider- houser, Jo Anne Brough, Karen Boyle, Carol Sue Rock, Carol Heyrend, Bonnie Thompson. Sally McCague: second row- Peggy Hebdon, Sharon Claylon, Marilyn Fergeson, Belly Carlson. Lois Nael, Shir- ley Jones, Phyllis Marlin, Janice Wade, Belsy Ryan, Anne Knoll, Barbara Cook. Delores Hadley. Sharon Green: lhird row-Rosalie Belveal, Vicki Rider, Diane Dale, Nellie Thompson, Carma Aschli- man, Francis Klesney, Ellis Bowman, Clair Randall, Golden Lilllelord, Ed Lee, Jerry Harris, Barry Soulh. Jan Oler and Gary Burland. -...Q Loolcing a lillle serious are lhese members ol Boys' Chorus, who are, lell lo righl, Hans Boellcher. Dale Roloohm. Gary Jenks, Golden Lilllelord, Roger Shepherd. Rulon Williams, Earl Harriman, Rick Simmonds, Dale Foreman, Ernesl Gerlach. Fronl row are Garlh Campbell, Bob Holl, Dennis Poorman, Doug Andrus. Ronald Monlaque. Bob Lewis, Fred Mas- sengale, James Newlon, Lynn Niclcel and Tommy Slosiclr. -g-we 746 Epmd DELIGHTS SPECTATORS WITH MARCHING Pverision rnarchinq drills as well as inlereslinq and deliqhllul ffinferil, are amplr- acliyilies lo lreep lhe members of Band bus y. Taliinrg a lvw minriles in prime lor lhe phuloqrapher are-fron? rr-we-lol? 'ri iiqhl Bren? Slronq, Marlin Miller, Terry Crellin, Shawn O'Bryanl, Brwnnif- Royce, Ann l-lillbrand, Linda Scolf, ltr:-ne Vlfriqlil, Sandra Madsen, Kalhy Swendson, Renee Fisher, Judy Vvlersrwn Rridnny Merrill, Rirhard Beard: second row- Nadine Hansrn, Johnny Rider, Ro-'yer Bybee. Joe Clifford, Carlenn Srhuppenies, Lyn Biddulph, Bob Wcwhlschleqel, Clinlcn Wr-1-lcv, Colleen lleilesnn, Brian Harris, June Owen, Charlene K lle ' ai r, Bruce Cfuhne, Newell Battles Leslie Ann Swendsen Ho f . i 1 . Y Wooley, Dennis Croft Tuclrer Collinqsq lhird row-Marian Mc- ,D ix Worlrinq wirh lheir advisor, A. L. Gil- ford, are fhese oliirers ol Band, who are. lell io riqhl, Dennis Croll presidenlt Barron Mason, yice presidenl' Leslie Ann wendsen, secreiaryq and Tuclrer Cel' linqs, drum major. Carly, Bernice Griggs, Phyllis Orme, Dixie Gaddie, Jim Melrall, Eula Thompson, Karen Slorer, Carolyn Jensen, Wanda Parlcard, Sharon Sessions, Judy Mefca'l, Kennelh Slerer, Dayid Brown, Rod Merrill, Charles Armsfronq, Earl Priesl, Rex MCAflee, Sieve Harding, Marya Anqlesly, Ronald Billerg lourlh row-- Jaclr Chrisfensen, Bari Masoin, M 5 ' M eyin arlin, John Chrislensen. Ed Davis, Kay Gillespie, Clin? McDonald, Keilh Seward, Roqer Sfolces, Jerry Griflifhs, Kirlr Jolley, Bren? Reynolds, Ken? Johnson. Drummers are Nadine Parkinson, Judy Thompson, Sharon Berq man, Renil M K4 l ' ' ' a C in ey, Shirlene Barrinqfon, Sharon Kiriq, Jaflr Croly and Marlene Arrnlield. . L 5 4. , 'RW yep 1 A -is 5 'If 2 3 if V Q f I 5 4 , H Q N 1' i f 3' v ff I UK M - 34, .E ' z lb Q i 3' 'U if V 3 h -'YQ A'xX ,f . My wi.. A A R 11 - sw ' Q 'av K X L , A-h. 3 , A A ,hx ,QL fa ,la . ky VA- as it .V N yvww ,V I .lfx X :'1'KV lil A ' 5 ,jf .3735 ' K -1: 1 i E. E .V I. pei Zend BCLSTERS MORALE VIA RHYTHMS A one, lwo, lhreef' whispers Jack Chrislensen, Pep Band prasidenl, as he sfrikes up lhe band for games and pep assemblies. To help him wilh working oul problems lor lhe-music-makers are Brenl Slrong, secrelary, and Tucker ,Collings, busi- ness manager. Lending rhylhm and pep lo 'lhe Homecoming pa- rade, lhe band is an irreplaceable parl of school life. Al pep rallies as well as' loolball and baskel- ball games lhey are always lhere lo supporl lhe leam and bolsler school spiril. Hold lhe Tigers, buf you can'l' hold lhe Pep Band from a game. Bolsfering spiril lhrough music, lhe pepslers made lhe gym ring wilh gay measures. Their music ollen lormed lhe background lor hall lime performances. Members are, lell' lo righl, back row-Newell Baflles, Bruce Cohne, Dennis Crolf, l-loyl Wooley, Bill Shurllelf. Ed Davis, Melvin Marlin, Barl Mason, Don Roberlson: lirsl row, lell lo righl-Marlin Miller. Terry Crellin, Dixie Gaddie, Phyllis Orme, Sharon King. Jack Croly, Clinfon Weeks, Bob Wohlschlegel, Richard Beard and Rodney Merrill. QF a e ADDS GLEAMING CLEANLINESS P f The amazemenf of visilors when fhey come lo see lhis beauliful school is only added fo by fhe gleaming cleanliness ol The enfire building and grounds. Reflecling back from The polished floors and mirrors, we see fhe images of fhe mainfenance slaff, The guardians of our school's beaufy. Each cuslodian we has a cerfain parf of 'rhe building lo lake care of and cerlain dulies fo perform, Their ready willingness fo worlc is proven when a sludenf spills a boffle of inlc on lhe lloor or decides fo spread his papers all over fhe halls. Coming 'fo ' school before lhe sfudenfs arrive, and leaving long affer fhey have all cleparfed, rhe mainlenance slaff is always around when anyfhing goes wrong and lhere Na is need for repair. Cliff Halgren JOSS WGQUS Oscar Holm Harvey Johnson Lawrence Erneif William Hunfer BeH'y Thuoson fy s . FEEDS LINES OF HUNGRY STUDENTS Walling lines of hungry sfudenls is The problem fha? conlronls The Cafeferia dielicians and cooks af The noon hour. There is much more To a lunch lhan rnosl sludenfs reahze, as much Careful planning and budqehng musl be done In advance lo provide the fempring and varied meals fha? awalls The sludenls and faculty af IEHS. Thls year fhe problems ol the mealfime have been ingreased due fo fhe qrowlh of fhe sfudenl body, buf The dlelicians and workers have been able lo overcome lhe overload and shli mainfaln happy and 'we'lffed Teacher- and sfudenfs. The gleaming lrilchen dernonslrales the Care wllh whlch rhe food is prepared. A . Donna Burfon I-lead Dierician Mafhilda Fry ii 'W Jessie Griffifh Theresa Mason Louise Holmes . CAPTURES HEARTS THROUGH STOMACHS Preparing food is one mailer bur gelling ir lo rhe sludenls is anofher. These members of lhe caleleria sfafl deal wirh This problem every noon. They are Judy Feeley, Tess Harker, Marilyn McBirney, Alice Hanson, Peggy Mehas, Barbara Reifschneider, Marge Fairbourne, Irene Malone, Elva Goldman, Yvonne Kilbach, Sharon Fowler and Bonnie Miller. i S 3 I or R W meaty ,,,,. vm' K K , M4- The expression on 'the faces of These male caleleria helpers are as varied as The sea- soning which goes info The noon hour meals. Silfing around rhe lable are Ken? Perrenoud. Richard Hammond, James Carler, Milne Carler, Bari Mason, Bob Bur- lon, Mickey Rasmussen. David Brown, Gerald Peck, Marlin Georgia, Jesse Galloway, Ernesr Gerlach and Kerri Harker. X-Qs Standing behind The gleaming cases are Geneal Rorh, Mary Jane Corbelr, Helen Sfewarl, Eldon Weaver, Bonnie Jean Kirlrham. Doyle Slalrer, Connie Wright, Ronnie Ayers, Joy Hislcey, David Reese, DeAnn Alvey, Sara Mae Hum- phreys, Jeanerfe Newcomb and Colleen Jones. f , 'f 4 'ffl . kg' 3' YOU WILL FIND SPORTSMANSHIP IN OUR ATHLETES . . Baslcelball, foolball, Track. baseball, Ten- nis, or golf-no mailer whal' 'rhe sporl, The afhleles of IF I-ligh malce good sporfsman- ship as necessary as any Iraining rule. Relying on our men, sludenls have wafched fhe Tigers prove 'rheir skill in afh- lelic conI'esl', noi only in our gym and foolball field. buf all over 'rhe sfafe. When fhey fighf for a game, Ihey are fighling for somelhing even bigger. Ihe fame of Idaho Falls High School. Spode COACHES CHALLENGE CHARGES T0 TRIUMPHS Wal? Mcl-larque is an advocale of good or- ganizafion, hard work and plain hard fool- ballf' His enfhusiasm spurred lhe l e a m fhrough a slrenuous season. Coach Gordon McEwen worked unfiringly wifh lhe lighrinq qreenlings ol J.V. loolball by drilling fhe fundamenrals ol blocking, facklinq, passing kicking. Under fhe capable furelage of Willard Dur- sfeler. fhe wresllinq coach, lhe grabblinq squad walked off wifh firsf places and a lrophy from lhe four-school meer af Blackfoot Basketball coach, Carvel Jackson, is lhe man who molded falenfed afh- lefes inlo a ce-ordinaled learn of individuals, who were ever sfrivinq to win. and Darrel Gulhrie led The Junior Varsify squad lo vicrories. including rhe game wifh Pocalello JV's, who sfood unconquered unfil lha'r upsel. many Funcfioning smoolhly under fhe capable super- vision of Coach James Werry, lhe baseball leam chalked up ils share of honors. i , xx ' 4 a l42 A ' 3 1' t as vs-- I . 4 . 19' ' i'uA,':q YE Er frgr I . I A me ' 1 'GI' KM ' 9' ' Hr 2 ' X IM' isw. fi-Q i fn a K eq.. ew um 1,1 f f f . g V . 'A I-vi ',.,' 1 'A' f ff - + ' I., K v'-- gms I 40 1' , -M.. 4, i 'Q35,,, , ,.5i.f- 5.-2, '-'-- .F , K I ,g,,,f,:f X gf y3,,,j ,. -f, 3. jwv-J' ' mvwnmiee if 'fx Q Q, V ,- ,Q 1 -, ' N -F 51? K- vu 'n M' z 1, :QS wgwkwjx 'iii 4, W X: F -Q,r,24f-1 ' --ff' ,, P' .. '-Hg .3 .--.. - an, - -, sv-1-.m 1: a ,.-s Q N A' 1 -!w+rl1M'1lwlllu3F1u 'K' ', v ' Garry Daniel QuarTerbaclc RECORDS SHOW VARSIT As The TooTball season progressed, The l.F. Tigers had Their hours oT Triumph and periods oT dark despair. Under a hard- worlcing and paTienT coach and The pressure OT The desire To succeed, The Team Tound iTselT. Every game became an experi- menT in which They Tried ouT new plays and sTraTegy. The Tigers soon were ready: The deTense was polished To a high Tone of perTecTion: The TighTing spiriT was sharp and The squad was ready To pile up yardage. Bob Maxey End Diclc Jolley Lynn Hanlcs End Tackle V ilyy. W Vygx ,A u y Bill Thiel G u a rd Ed Jacoby Fullloaclc Gary Hanson CenTer K RID MEN GAVE BEST SomeTimes The Tigers were on The shorT end oT The score, buT The winning players always lcnew ThaT The Tigers had played a TighTing game. The l956 TooTball Team has lcepT up The record Tor hard-played games in which each man gave all he had and Then some. Even Though The scoreboard did noT show This, The sTaTisTics did. Marlis Williams Wingbaclc ,fv- R A Q Bob ESTiorms Gene Moshberger Tackle STeve Beck Guard .rj IQ g ' David Bell A , FU bf'Ck Lewis Campbell 14 QuarTerloaclc Bill Benjamin Tailbaclc 145 John Kindred Guard F. Sfifg Bob Whi+ney Que rferback I46 VARSITY GRID MEN Vern Beck Cen+er Rick Simmonds End Q - Keni' Whi+ney Winqback Sherman Beazer Tackle LIGHTS BRING NIGHT GAMES INTO REALITY 'sk A .r f, , is -miss Qi W. 1, L ' 5. , , -KC- All was dark, fhen suddenly lighfl Over fhree years' work was realized when fhe foofball lighfs were Iurned on for fhe firsf fime. Mayor John B. Rodgers, Coach Walfer Mcl larque, Glenn Manion, principal: Elmer Crowley, former principal: Councilman Russ Freeman. and Dwighf Johnson of fhe Sporfs Round Table. Many ofher officials and sfudenfs who campaigned for Ihe insfallafion made fhe dedicafion nighf somefhinq fo be proud of. decorafive rnarchinq displa of fhe lFl-IS band en I Y - arfained Ihe audience during half fime acfivifies, and ne qrcaf surprise was when Mayor Rodgers was dis- :wered as Drum Major, a posifion he formerly held while ill in lhe high sch The Tigers lit up lhe field also when fhey scored a victory over fhe Twin Falls feam, fheir firsf compefifion on fhe newly lighfed field. Up fo fhis fime l.F, was fhe only school in fhe Big Six unable fo play af niqhf because of laclc of lighfs. GRIDIRON SQUAD COMMANDS RESPECT ON PLAYING FIELD The varsify squad is as follows: fronf row-Sam Cofferell, Garry Daniel, Bill Beniamin, Ed Jacoby. Marlis William. Gary Hanson, Verson Beck, Bill Thiel, David Bell, John Kindred, Bob Whifney, Joan Simpson: second row-Bill Eagle, Ron Sfone, David Volhein, Sfeve Beck, Willard Price, Sherman Beazer. Terry Crapo, Lynn Hanks, LaVern Neilson, Rick Simmonds, Gene Moshberger. Bob Maxey, Don STorer, Mike Ashfon: Top row-Coach Carvel Jackson, Coach Darrell Gufhrie, Bob STorms, Bill Sakaguchi. Bob Whifney, Lewis Campbell, Cardell Smifh, Blaine Jones, Dick Jolley, Kenf Bidcloulph, Tucker Collings, Ed Royse, Gary Dierks and Coach wolf McCargue. is , 'Q N 1 QD Bruises. Turned ankles and all The iniuries Thaf resulf in a hard affernoon pracfice or in a real gridiron TilT are in The pasT. Buf Their record of sporfsmanship during hard- earned vicfories and well-foughf losses sTill remain To remind fufure players of The record They musT sfand up To. AT The begin- ning of The season, They shiTTed info high gear and became a fighfing Team, respecfed by all The opponenTs They faced. l 0 l T T s T T srssl I IT's a sTruggle for The ball as spec- TaTors waTch The Tigers scramble To gain conTrol of The ball in one of The many gridiron Tilfs of The season. Above, Louis Campbell reaches To Tackle a Nampa op- ponenf. The final score was Tied I3-I3. lhe Idaho Falls Gridiron Took on a new look This year as The huge lighTs singled off The foofball field '48 The Tigers. donned in orange and black, are shown in The middle of a conflicf. ss ...use-Lyaensnnauasnnnsm Cf ff M Idaho Falls 'trampled The Twin Falls Bruins early in fha gridiron season, I7-I2. Above, a pass is made fo malce a A fighfing l.F. Tiger is pulled 'ro +he ground and 'rhe Big hole in Hqe B,-uin'5 line, Ca+'s defensive is shaffered in one of The Tiger's defeafs of The season. Boise caged l.F. 26-O. The Tigers opened lhe season with a l647 vicfory over Souih Cache. Above. Soufh Cache proceeds 'ro carry 'rhe pig- sl:in for one of The fouch- downs of fhe scramble. JUNIOR VARSITY SEES STRONG ACTION ON GRIDIRON The Idaho Falls gridiron saw rouqh foolball aclion as Junior Varsily members faced bofh Varsily and Junior Varsily Teams from ofher schools. A season's experience behind Ihem, many of The players will baclc up Ihe varsiry sfring nexl year. Minus Ihe +radi+ional foofball equipmenl which idenlified Ihe players on Ihe field are Tim Tomchalc, John Gamble. Jim Brownell, Terry Gardener, Ed I-lunfer, Kenf Biddulph, Dennis Slorms, Jim Leonard, Lloyd Nield, Tim Jenlcins: sfanding, Coach Gordon McEwen. Richard Simpson, Clyde McNeal, Delberf Groberg. Larry Herron, Jay Sudweelcs, Larry Bowman, Roberf Crapo, James Newlon, Ray Harward. Darrell Beclc. Roy Brown and Larry Hendriclcs. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Bonneville I3 l.F. 6 Shelley I4 l.F. 7 Pocalello 7 I.F. 6 Arco 6 l.F. 26 Ki'Hens 0 I.F. I4 UTI' sf ZS ,ff ' ffl! Qi' h ff 1-15,1 mf' xg, 'Bind 5, a ,,, I 1 'u .. gg J V .sir 2 -ha. VARSITY TAKES ON Bio six, Garry Daniel Forwa rd 152 Bob Bur+on Guard Lloyd Nield Bob S+orms Guard Forward As baslceiball season opened, Coach Carvel Jackson found a hopeful squad of hoopsiers ready and wailing +o enfer info ihe shoo+ of ihinqsf' Wifh only a minoriiy of reiurning baslcefball leifer- men, The coach was faced wiih a problem of whipping inexperienced maferial info a Team ihaf could sfand Big Six compeiiiion. Bob Lale J. C. Hari' Cenler Forward Ken+ Lovejoy Lewis Campbell Gua rd Fo rwa rd Through sporlsrnanship, ieamship and live enihusiasm for 'rhe hoop game, 'rhe orange-and-black-clad arlisls of 'rhe waxed floor pushed all problems aside and produced a very credilable showing in lhe Tourna- menis. by placing Third. Keni' Whifney Gary Dierks Gua rd Forwa rd m . 1 A-sf-z1 BASKETBALL Purs UP TOURNEY Fuel-ir W. . ul! Bill Salcaguchi Guard -Q' Lynn Hanks Cenier l53 Two pi inlf, wr-re a cinch when Bob Burlon guided C. iunwowhi:ypinyolrlhgayrlisqhalr hrasnds during cornpeh- lump bam as Bob Syorms Shuqqles I YT Vyl ,I ' WI U . HOOP ACTION FINDS TIGERS SCRAPPING ffm The referee calls Ihe signal for a wilh an opponenl over fhe ball. Holding opposifion baclc is Tiger cenfer Lynn Hanks, while Bob Sforms waifs in 'rhe back' ground for a pass in Ihe scramble wifh Nam- pa Bulldogs. Ace Cower nearly places Ihe ball Through Ihe hoop in Ihe Madison game. Lynn I-lanlcs is sfandinq ready lor a possible rebound. Above, Lewis Campbell jumps Io reach for a rebound, recovers The ball, and if is carried To The '54 opposife end of The courf for an exlra Iwo poinfs in Ihe game wifh Blackfoot which ended 54-SI. ig 'I fu 4 5 R Q as , 1 1 ' x 155 F., 4 . .. , 'S 4 L 1 x -xi' , Ar ir-5 ., I 'I If n 125 iw 1 F 1, px. -J J. V. HOOPSTERS' WINS OVERBALANCE LOSSES Junior Varsify, buf noi iunior in The way ihey J. V. handle a baslce+ball. This describes +he members of 'rhe J. V. learn. Oiien playing The preliminary game, ihese hoop- slers under 'fhe supervision ol Darrel Guihrie, coach, more ihan once proved iheir abiliiies al' guiding ihe ball ihrough a nel. Kneeling in ihe fron? row are Breni Brown, James Newion, Dennis Lyons, Alfred Hunier. Raymond Harwood and Bruce Sfanger. Sianding are Coach Darrel Guihrie, Jim Allred, Roy Brown, Niel Anderson. James Hardy. Terry Jeffers, Ken? Biddulph and Harvey Halch. manager. Rigby . .. Blaclcfooi Bonneville Pocafello Shelley . Leadore , Blaclrfooi' Pocafello Bonneville Madison Madison Rober'l's Rigby ., KiHens . The squad under lhe coaching of Willard Dursfeler, won four firsf places and fool: fhe lrophy al lhe Four School mee? al Blaclclool. Wresllinq feams from Snalze River, Malad. Blackfoot and Idaho Falls competed in lhe Four School mee? and ou? of lhe six l. F. wresflers compeling, four won llrsl places. Members of The learn are Nyman Johnson, Boyd l Evens, who fool: 'Firs+ place. Rex Nebelcer, Thomas Borg, and Joe Evens, who +ool: lirsl place: second row-Jay Criddle. Sieve Beclc, who also loolr lirsl place. Larry Bowman, Marlis Williams, who look lirsf places Denny Sforms and Coach Willard Dursleler. Displayed here us lhe breakdown posihon shown by Marlis Williams and Larry Bow- fT1df1. The referee's posifion on fhe mal is shown by Jay Sudweelrs and Jay Criddle. Dennis Sforms and Dennis Shaw are showing 'the double wrisl loclr. The l-laroldsen special for gef- ling a fall is shown above by James and Melvin Haroldsen. Warren Albriglvl Terry Jensen Winner The Saqebmalw Scramble lweld In Boi-ie wax, llwe oblmcle crow counlry comme Ilwe Ill-IS Tiger lraclmen ran Io vlclory, Glory waz mol only lbrmmlwl To l.I:. by llle lerirrff, win, bm flue runners lauqlwlnqly revealed llwal llwey received ample re- ward In flue lorrn ol a luisz from 'flue Saqebrualw Queen. 'SAGEBRUSH SCRAMBLE' ENDS IN I. F. VICTORY Jerry PeHIngiII I58 Terry Jeffers Richard Slanslcy !'i TRACK LENDS AIR OF SPEED TO SPRING A new freshness comes to everything in spring and sports are no exception. Shaking off the winter con- tests, I.F. athletes began the track season. The fa- miliar broad lump, high iump, hurdles, relays, dis- cus and shotput received the concentration of the team. Light feet and strong bodies were the goals of trackmen, kneeling, Dick Slansky, Linden Bateman, Terry Jensen, Marlis Williams, Garry Daniel, Ed Jacoby, Bob Storms, Lew Campbell, J. C. Hart, Ray Harwood, Kent Biddulph, Marlin Georgia, Jerry Pettingill, Terry Jeffers, Warren Albright, back row, Coach Carvel Jackson, Jay Monk, Mark Buck, Kent Lovejoy, Roy Brown, David Bell, Lloyd Nield, Garth Campbell, Bill Sakaguchi, Ralph Monger, Dennis Shaw, Joe Evans, Jim Allred, John Berry and Grant Benson. Scoring high in last year's State Track Meet was Bob Burton, IFI-lS's pole vaulter. i i E - 4 . f . . I ,,..s......i.....--. -' Z-'1 1 Bob Storms ioined the rank of high flying athletes as he tries his abilities at the high iump. , -. ,5 ,, ,, , . f lem. , - , , 3? E EW i .. 'Q 'fu 7,l,Qj,, , i e -' Z, W ' ':, Q- L- JW, 'I Last year IF High had its first horne track meet, and Rick Sim- monds brought victory to the Tigers as he out-distanced his Rig- by and Bonneville com- petition with a final fast sprint. 1- , r' 161. I , , v 1 I -.,-an I v - V A. ---1 -an , 4 A 1, if ii Af a Big Six Meet in Poca- tello, Ed Jacoby was seen in a long broad jump, 2 vl- L ' ,F . ii l59 DIAMCND ATTRACTS THIRTY PLAYERS - 4 - Q When Coach James Werry issued his call for baseball maferial, nearly fhirfy boys Turned our for rhe bar and ball sport Receiving only a minor leller and a lo'r of recogni+ion, Tiger sluggers ba++ed up an average on fhe baseball diamond as fhey hi+ againsf local schools. Those who parficipafed are shown, back row-lefl ro righl-Reuben Garcia, G-ary Dierks, Larry Heron, Bren? Jensen, Dick Jennings, Lance Johnson, Ari Holden, Larry Bowman and Errol Barr: second row-Ron Sfone, Ken? Whifney, Ellis Pendlelon, Ellis Bowman, Leo Jensen, Wes Theriaulf, Barr Mason, Vern Beck. Don Nyman, Coach James Werryg firsl row-Sleve Paige, Terry Jeffers, Rex Neblcer, Gaylen Williams, Bob Whifney, Val Guelzo, Dennis Sforms, Kenf Lovejoy and Fred Siglried. ll's ba++er up as ihe Bulle Soclcers lace lhe I. F. squad. As soon as the green grass shools came fhrough, fhe baseball leam wen? fo worlc, hoping fo improve lheir abilify at handling lhe base- ball. 1-i,. -P .- -.- 4 Q .- - ,I We., .. . .- f m , V.. . -f .v ,. pr. . ' 1 , .-- ,.. H-ff V my , - ,L , . ,Q-s WN, .1 A vm, Sandi' 'fl ra-'fyfb-- '11 '-', , 'Of -os' fs' 5. 'W A have in J: M' X . - V . ,f . ,. .--. V A L is lvs'+w T L f L-w..L'5s ., -V, 1 .- ... at . .1. 4t5,,,x,.1,nw,, A ,M M .4 ,ki gs .a 'W- U' 5' K N V ,G 5:00 F .An 'QM Q eo.: A N- - ., L K gf-1 ll- 1 .f,,.:.. aMs,fl+f1sf11 fm:1s1:.:,-we ff I , ., 1 s-- - --H -Q ' ' . qw , , W. , , l rf.-1-W-ww-.Q ' 1 ,gh - ..-. V,,,. - L: - H , A., .,. , A Icsir- 'gy nw. p V,5,'4,..,,'MQiuJ3,L, - , ,, -. - ' - '-. - 4 s ,AX , . W' . .' 'If f...,1 A .LA-,jf -'1 gf'-7,1 , y. EN r M fi -Tl ' J Ji n M 'q kifgt ,, 'Y577 Pf1z?iEfat'N',,4QiQ71,,..1f W '55 N3-:QrQ5 s-,.:C2f f-51.11 'Ff9.g ,E'r --we t: ,r ki y . M 'K X ' A 1 , T91 ff fmfw Pin! F !v5?,,.f't,',5'-gf ra mi, 143- 335 I as GOLF TEAM GUARDS I.F.'S GREATNESS ON THE GREEN SKYYTX H Q A change from The size of a foofball or baslcefball is fhe minufe form of a golf ball. This is fhe symbol of fhe Golf feam as lhey fly fhe colors of l.F. High over a golf course. Ray McCarfy, Brenf Brown, Gary Hurley and Garfh Hurley, who comprise fhe leam, have compefed wifh high school feams all over fhe sfafe. E f James Benneff and Ray McCarfy checlc over a new shipmenf of golf clubs in h golf course clubhouse Knowing fhaf fhe qualify of fhe golf game depends largely on fha qualify of fhe clubs, fhe boys are careful in fheir choice. A bit of brofherly advise . . . Gary Hurley wafches as his brofher, Garfh, praclices his form wifh a golf club. These golf enfhusiasfs spend scape of fhe golf course. ie only problem of fhe Golf feam is fha weafher. Buf once e sun makes everyfhing green, fhe boys head fo fha golf nurse for fhe pracfices fhaf cleferrnine fhe oufcome of fheir :mpefifion wifh olher schools. Here are Ray McCarfy and 'ary Hurley sfudv form. a lof of fheir spare fime on fhe green lawns and pine-sfudcled land- l6I SNOW FLIES UNDER SKIS OF LOCAL 'SPORTS' Slighl puffs of snow fly from under his skis as Diclr Slanslry commands Them info e Parallel Chrisfiana lChrisliel lurn. The fown behind fhem, Leslie and Kafhy Swenson, along wills some younger slci enlhusiasfs. head for fha snow covered hills for a dey of lhe winfer sporf. Perfecfion is the aim of Leslie Swenson as she 'lelzes lo The hill for e slam lurn. Talring a mogul in e las? downhill course, Sandy Nichols fries lo beef lhe clock down lhe icy slopes. SCHOOL TEAMS COMPETE IN INTRAMURALS The hopes of The players on These lnTramural baslceTball Teams were oTTen as high as The ball as They Tried Their aThleTic abiliTies againsT olher school Teams. ForTy-eighT Teams comprised of Ten parTicipaTed in noon and morning games, lT's my ball, shouT members of The inTramural Team during one oT The double eliminaTion conTesTs. Marlis Williams' Team shoT The ball Through The neT enough Times To become lnTramural Champions, Second place was Taken by Davil Bell's Team. Over 400 boys-sophomores, iuniors. and seniors- Toolc parT in lnTramural compeTiTion. STudenTs noT on VarsiTy or J. V, Teams gained valuable aThleTic ex- periences in This way. I63 2..., W, .Q N . A A af4K1 R'Y X w - if ' ,f 'Nw 'Qi W-gm'-'X-.QW if 9 Cx A--M If 'MI tv Q iv , KC' Mfvi11'fMiK ll ...fl . --'ww-gg -QZFLHI ll 1ll'D l 'Kill 21116 .I 1' 'fx- ,,. ...-., W1 ----mn 4 .. al l ,N,:i?Qs'9e A bfi 54 5454, FC rc X ' 31- N q V ,A- , Y 'C' 'K 1 5 I64 if- 'ff YTXVAV v-gf LEADERS IGNITE SECTION WITH ENCOURAGING CHEERS Roger Slolres, represenling lhe seniors wilh one year experience as Cheer Dulce, donned fhe Tradilional Tiger and megaphone. His high, agile iumps were seen from all parl ol The gym and loolball field during lhe allernale seasons. Climbing lhe ladder from Cheer Duchess lo Cheer Queen. Maggi Buclc has imbued IFHS roofing seclions and pep assemblies wilh a spark lhal made all l.F. conlesls near big lime in supporl. The lively spiril of Margarel Zig Ziclcricl: was readily piclced up by lhe cheering seclions as lhe lun filled Cheer Duchess added her sparlrle lo lhe yelling squad. sq,- Being a blaclc sheep among blonde-haired cheerleaders didn'l slop Jim Melcalf from doing his yelling basl lo ignile lhe rounds of cheers and applause which builf enfhusiasm af alhlelic conlesls. I65 g . ww, X, Q: Mem - . r H wk. SJ, - 1... 'W0i5we?i,5.s':.mmnqw.f, , ' - V Wx aff ' kV':4h,:29f35'i'Q ...jaw -+ - Mi QW ' if 4 wwf ni? 16 .9 55 J rms! ' 1' cwfik 5 W ,A - 'awww Q, MK O, is xmas- Sv .-5. S MJ, ,, ,. li-iInflfF'f1--,M w vm- 'WNW' ,sf-1. --MW f ,A ,QA x 7iF'ffVFaF- J . ,, 6 , jf Q' ,gy uf -elif! A v, if W.. .W f Q ff .4 v ,gil ' '-f Q 890' iigllka. : fray. K ww ,. wr Ei , . ' L 3 -wx . f? A. , Q HW Qwmww ,,. 4 'Q' if-rx 4 Wwe- ,. '-.,:..1y , ei :lf nf' ' X !'!' , us- .f ,,,. . in ww A 'W 4 ,,,,,,, 4 ,wi 'O E 4, sf. ' wa YV A 'L M2355-195, 1-mgagpw 'ff 1-'ff-T 55. f A 1 N.z,.,f ,JH 'E A , , W, ,K Win :-. . ar3,?f4,asi. M-1-+I-Ss is, ' .. f 14 G' . EEE'51j':'E me ,. ' Lil' l. E nm V l Y my A .sf W 4 :T 5 fm? Mnmwean- W .. I AN I , . g:,.:. f -kk, , hz . 1 i , ..., V . 9, A K K A Q at Q 'mu nw Jia 1 5 . 'ug :Q 1, ?' ,. , iw:six:,,, y -sgmwmw Q . ,xy .W , k . T F3 ,hggjx wggsz xg , . are J x wg I ., vifilik 1 ,y5'fw:QlS 1: ,'f1 !iRfiLy . X, X W! X 1 Q 5 .. G V ' K. T l 5 5 iz Qkhsimws' za' aww E .M E V, V, N 1, 5 . Lmw L.Q,.,wm.X 2 ' 4 F ,, x few 5 A , ., gp. - 1 P! Y 1 . .' ,ir m ,D aw ' 4 A 1 2 ml' ' mi' NK? , . f-'wry-Q ef af W, . ff , 3 . .5 ' ,. Q Li ., J ,T , 6 1- 2 A .X In . sv - X ff, .ni 1 Vu sl' fl' .2 of GRADUATING LETTERMEN 1--1 '-'9'l E'ilG?? Eugene Moshberger Ed Royse Riclz Simmonds Foo+baH hAanager Track Track Joe Simpson Ron S+one Bob S+orms Foo+baH Foo+baH BaskefbaH Foo+baH Track Bill Thiel Bob Whilney Marlis Williams Foo+baH FoolbaH FoolbaH Track I68 I 1 Y? n .L 1 .' 'VNV 1, wa. :':i'm,H 4, -1- ' u ZW 'H I I .IH N wx . li Wwpai W f Hr xi M Su W I V, 'HW AJ Y It N me Q 2 .ff ani- , 1 M -lm 4, 1 'w - ,N vw l70 ,iA' 'C xv , ff. H- I!!-vb... Q- - f' ' 'Qu-,.,, .-,. df .X JF, ALL THE MEMORIES OF I.F. HIGH . . . A glance over rhe pasf year will reveal a hosf of varied acrivifies in which Ihe sruclenfs of IFHS have pariicipafed. Beaurifully decorafed dances, gay car'- nivals. assemblies and pep rallies all make going Io school sorne+hing To look forward fo. Mosl' of Ihese acriviries are Ihus recorded so once again Ihe sfudenfs and adminisrra- I'ion can relive fheir experiences. ACTIVITIES Early in lhe fall regisfralion was announced and hordes of com- plaining, yer secrelly anxious, sluclenls lloclred baclc lo IFHS. Firsl they lined up lo gel fheir loclcer assignmenfs and lceys and have lheir bool: cards Typed. Here is Doug Smilh helping Bob Sforms while Sharon O'Bryan1, Vivian Marshall and Rulh Pederson walch. galletaz gown! Wolda 7428645 Affer Bob go? his locker, he wenl info 'rhe main office where Mrs. Rulh Fewens gave him his receipl for boolc renfal fees, acfivily card, physical educalion equiprnenl, chemislry lab bool: and olher fees. Bob can also order his Spud Annual ar fhis Time if he wishes. Frances Beall and Rose Schuelz are scrufinizing 'rhe whole process wilh in+eres+. Orienfing lhemselves on some ol lhe club aclivilies are 'rhese sludenls, who found lhal by merely checking lhe bullerin board lhey could keep posred on meelings, parries, elecfions and ofher club funclions. Each club provides ilsell wilh an arfislic and eye- cefching posfer for irs announcernenfs. faflew Zan 2481 uf-if ' Halloween-the bewifching nighf. Many odd creatures slir from The depfhs of secref hiding places and enioy a few moments of glory on lhis weird nighl. This Halloween several of lhese crealures slipped fhrough the shadows of darkness and found Themselves af the Tri-Hi-Y Carnival. Some of fhem even won prizes like Elinor Wilson and Kam Grundmeyer, for being so unique in lheir cosfumes. 'ay dresses from The Lafin American counlries added a brighf almosphere i fhe spooky environment Above are Sue Sfromberg, Diane Barnes and Iariean Davenport ince ihese weird figures were selling +ickefs for fhe carnival, i+'s no doubf ial Belsy Ryan hesifaled before approaching lhem. And of course, fha? Janice Kofoed looking on, for who else can blow bubbles like Thai? ls it possible fhar such glamour could have been displayed on Halloween nighl? Amaz- ingly enough, above is Joan Slansky, who reigned as Miss Head Ski. l73i FANS FLAME OF SPIRIT INTO BLAZE Goin' on a Tiger I-lunT chanT seven iunior girls as They porTray The feelings of IFI-IS's TradiTional enemy, Pocafello. The iunior's based Their ski on exagqerafed conTrasTs of The Two schools. Wifh The Polcy Indian already lapped up by The Tlames, MargareT Buck. cheer queen, leads The cheer- Baclc To The qlory of Rome wenT The Senior class when They opened The hisTory boolrs To find The origin oT Toofball. Caesar and Cleo- palra walch as The Romans scramble Through The Iirsf game of IeeTball. I74 Hoping Tor a Tiger viclory, The sophomores ing, which is in anTicipaTion and hope IhaT The Polcy Team will also disinTegraTe under The slrenglh ol The I.F. gridmen. enacTed a Tragic defeaf of The Indian squad, compleTe wiTh The saddened squaw cheering secfion. Puclc, fhis liffle car, mainfained a high spirif as symbolic of fhe affifude of all lhe sfudenfs who paraded downfown wifh cheers for the Tigers. 5 iwps 'TEM DUT WITH UNE BLUH - I 1 - -Mm ' Neiiher cleverness nor beaufy was lacking when members of IFHS fried fheir hand af making a prize-winning floaf. Tri-Hi-Y's floaf. above. is an example of ihe fierce We're behind our feamllu This message fairly floefed from fha gay sfreams of crepe paper and waving signs when floeis such as This one, sponsored by Ari, Debafe and Foreign Relaiions clubs, ioined the Homecoming parade. Fuiure Farmers and Fufure Homemalcers of America demon deferminafion wifh which fl-,e Tigers mef fha Indians- s+ra+ed 'lhe anficipaled hopeful desiruciion of 'rhe Polry Indians LL I . wifh fhenr 'floaf Wifh nofhing buf a slighf wind fo ruffle up The hair of parade froHers, lhe wealherman did his parf 'ro malce +he Homecoming celebraiion enioyable. The parade was high-spirifed wifh fhe cheerleaders and fhe mascot Teeger riding af ihe head. Chosen Yo reiqn over 'rhe round of homecoming acliviiies was preiiy l.eRae Pailerson. John Kindred, sludeni body president places a crown on her royal head as her affendanis Jeane++e Shand, escoried by Junior Class presidenl, Melvin Marlin, and Deanna Daw, wilh Sophomore Class president Bruce Sianqer, represenf fheir respecfiye classes. Paying homage lo fhe Queen, sludenfs sland while slaiely l.eRae Pallerson wallrs down lhe aisle before being crowned. Vernon Beclr, as senior class president, won The honor lo escorl fhe Homecoming Queen. .CRX u Judqed ihe winner of 'rhe enfries in fhe homecoming parade, rhe Junior Class floa+ was named +o carry fhe homecoming royalfy. Sealed on lhe beauiiiul while swan floaf are LeRae Palierson, queen and senior class candidate: Jeaneffe Sfrand, iunior class candidafe: Deanna Daw. sophomore candidaie. 'F Y ,. V, . oy Q 4 May' - i . A- .,,,f ,i, C 5.,s.4 . , 3321, 4, :kay i f 1125 ' X' - -Y' wi.: qs.-.1-W' .offer 33' 1,4 f-, , ff ,gk x,,- , F .4'Q ,rl 'ik ,U M nfs: ,sim gfomecomdzg .Zaaoz LERAE PATTERSON . x x,,' ' '. L x V' 1 5 f 'Q-an-Y' I. w I r 4' .1 i A i 1 x' Z. -K, L k 5 1 I :X 'Z ly Y3 l -Q - g if F.. 1 f 253 K wr we 'Q W K . 'u 2' : fi i .xx 'ju 5 -I '3 '5 viii! M Af, w ,jg a plies' 1 , jug WN r N , pq. KV li' ml? x W ,gg ' ' E, 9 , W ' QNX ., I A' it I , P If if me I ng, A 4 I E' N' a -. - ff-. 4 F55 Y M 1' F-L n f, its 13 :mv N 74, Till? The school sleps and lhe l.F. bench were well used when sludenfs qarhered lo cha? a while or fo cram lor exams. Scenes such as rhis one were lypical ol alfer school sessions. Wan Watiu S dat The ruffled hair of George Ann Bragger and Sharon Sessions is no indicafion of ruffled spiril as The Two enfhusiasrs plus fhe Tiger mascof ride afop Phillip Galloway's car in one of fhe many pep parades fo boosf spirir for ihe foorball games. Warm wealher encouraged several parades. Summer fime found sfudenfs forsaking fhe crowded sludy hall at noon hour for fhe sunny afmosphere of fhe school grounds. Girls dressed in brighfly colored spring ouflils made sfrilcing addifions fo lhe free dofled landscape. l80 owumfdam Wee! Ffzomotea 70 ' ' 2 Proinolion ol journalism Came in humorous publications and some serious projecls during Journalism Week held lafe in April. x ,,j .x I W J S J 8 Don lv1afPlwrwn, spark edilor and pholoqrapher.. shines up some ol the plaques won al 'lhe Soulhern ldaho journalism ronyenlion, April l2. One day durinq the week lhe lown's daily, lhe Posl-Rvqisler inyiled lhe high school journalism Cla-,ses lo pu? our lhe paper. lf was a qreal day for lho younq reporlers, Lynn Gill and Giayla Earl, piclurod jusl below, were qreally impressed by The larqo roller pre-is. E E i .SQPUD i 'J5' ? iw' s rs '3 f 5 hlrd! ' s S1 -45 f NX ,w22e:ff?l'eif?'1-i Janis Moore, newspaper edilor, and Ann Sf. Clair, associale edifor, above, joined forces wilh Sally Mcffague, associafe edilor, and Sandy Nichols, edifor. ol The annual slaff lo pu? our The rnammofh daily exfras pictured here. Sally and Sandy are piclurecl below. 'w Geoffrey Dunbar, in The pic lure a+ righf, haled lo he oul- smarled by a linorype machine. Wilh fhe aid ol Milne Rarclen and Carrie Corless, also baf- fled, he fried lo figure if oul. M Q Even polafo saclcs can bi: made inleresfinq if surrounded by preffy qirls. The Fufure Farmers proved fhis Theory when lhey crowned Sandy Nichols queen of the Aq Bawl wilh Jean Kenneday and Deanna Daw as her affendantg. F I M If? gil Can paradise be lound in a pie? flhis was lhe query of several llll-lS boys unlil lhey fried lheir abilily al slowing away fhree or four ol the delicacies. Wilh hands fled behind Them, Marlis Williams, Garry Daniels. and Bob Whifney indulge full-lacedlyu in cream filled pies. The cow may be lake, buf if lalces a real lalenl fo mill: any cow. Ed Jacoby knowingly loolrs on as sfudenls dressed in fypical farm regalia 'fry lheir hand in ihe millcmaid conlesf. 14 Q in n 7155 '. -mils A, lm A i1 ,ff'f 1 W ,M 4 'fi'?8gM 'G 4 6 l ml .M im X NQXX P' S 4 +5 f' 5 Snow z0l94lKd2d66I6 fayvatsazdom Fall vs QW. V43 ' . .RA , tl. f gl? x I' 'iw 'f -ff: ' ' his. ig qs' , . BRENT POND AND PAT ROWLAND 5 F+ belween bg lOg8ll16n was h ld annual affair' Wd Dance dal 77 Slow, .4 Qhvee Brbefiaf' Ulaf .Ann ogy pOP A GeofC3 d ,the ITN. x, of' .. we Chon- I Mayol I S du Tucygri YeX:lflT-gaghgon'rgnkixjgliour-ack Pro SUSAN d 5 X Url oi We mglihe Season Fai-Wong The Club, The ef, Uncheony and Dance Club L C 'den Of shrlm e al J'9ClfS Ch' S anllclpdfed b D. :clcen Inn and H1 Y all of Dance ere was G Cho. I l86 C8 Pavlowelfe Dance Club's ingenuify made fne produclion possible. Nol only lash- ions were included buf also song and dance added variefy and spice. Above Linda Fewens shows one of flue crea- fions fha? were presenled by local mer- clwanls. Janis Moore was moderafor, um yum! ,W ,, sqm yew, i A huqe inferwoven hearf, porfrayinq My Funny Volenfinef' pieced behind fhe orchesfra provided an eye-caiching background for The infermission. Piciured above are Jan Kroli and Nancy Kienlen fauqhf for a brief second in their dance number. A slow walrz gives dancers as chance fo cafch fheir breofh as +hey mingle among ihe red and whife sirecmers. I I - dUdiOn Oh A made who i ne . fo find 1 5 Ceremomes' iw are Eue of so 5 Place f d Tim Jenkins. gjsiggpiomore Sexigliovzr, Linda BVUM' rhe axneosgileihe danceis, gggej By .ihe pained I Oi We Corgorenson. Eva Kaiier HOOK re of we Sophomcan fudge fhar Hooks Cn ihe faces Take. PM d Trudv im 8' Ore Hop if Yfhing m . , ns an ' was .3 Cro d afred Linda Fcwe W Gd dance '7 x doieatfqf' ,ing 3' - 2 ,Al-1 -a..,,hx 1, gal The velvef curtains were drawn a final 'rime lo reveal an un- relwearsed scene, Berlrley Rasband presents a gill fo Glen Fosler, direclor, in appreciation lor lhe coaching and advice lie ollered flne casio ln lull rrrslurno and needing only a Cue lo jump inlo aclirun, llwe casl is srrruwn lell lo riqlwfq Mr. Fosler, Berllley Rasband, Micheal Howard, Don MacPherson Perrin Waller, Ann Sl. Clair, Kirby Clinqer, Jo Ann Murphy, Bill Gerrard, Marqaref Ziclcriclr and Barbara Reilsclineider. llwis all lrorn llie play ol flue senior and iuniors, 'Slnop al Sly Corner. , . rf r rr ,MWF 'iff r r I I f 'ws Running wafer, anfuque decorations, and a realislic burning slove sel llwe slaqe for llwe Junior-Senior Play. Decius Heiss,-in lwis sfudy behind llwe anlique slwop. offers a chair lo Corder Morris, cnaraclerized by Bill Gerrard. l88 Excifernenf rnounls as fhe sliop boy, Arrliie Fellows, slruqgles To free liinisell from Tlne grip ol flue enraged Decius Heiss. Arclwie is played by Don Maclllwerson and Berkley Rasband does llwe porlrayinq ol llwe sus picious Heiss. A mysfery, yes-buf wl'iaf's play wilhoul romance? Kirby Clinqer, a young sl1ip's doclor, lakes on flwe more enjoyable aspecfs ol adinq, buf a walclwful eye is lrepf by Margarel l'leiss's lJo Ann Murplwyl lallner, Decius, played by Berkley Rasband. W, i V -by ?. Y ., wi? I fa X5 1 '22 X- gg? Q 1 , lv K - 4 gli ' is N 2 5, , 5 ! II 'K i E i 5 X! wp, A 121, X 'X NVQIQ -Awjrjixx X 1 ,X .1 . f A xxx! K 'v Qi! Pracfices in early morning, af noon and in The oyeninq were The schedules Tollowed by Dance Club member-, as They prepared Tor The Dance Club Review. Their dances were as varied as Their pracTices including Hawaiian hulas, iazzedrup bop, ballefs and Tap dances. ColleTTe Quire, Mari Conrad, PaT Rowland and Bonnie Jones agree ThaT Those were The days during a dance which Tool: The audience baclc To The gay TwenTies. lT's baclc across The sTaqe, as The Tour swingers qive a TronT view oT Their cosTumes. Effecfive cosTurning and sTaqinq added To dance producTion. 1 X R., Twirling in The air, Sharon Sessions made a sTrilrinq scene during an aerial acT. The slow, rhyThmic beaT oT The drums seT The background Tor This Hawaiian Hula by PaT Burqher. '90 Jaclc ChrisTensen, Jaclr Croly. and Tuclcer Collinqs provide The naTive-Type music Tor PaT, who h aving lived in The Islands Tor a year, received a greaT deal oT Training in The arT oT hulas. no Xp, Sandy Nichols and Bob Burlon Ioolc baq and baqqaqe fo ariend Ihe Fiilh Annual Nalional Sfudeni Council Leadership Con- ference. The coniab which was held Auq- usf 20426 ar Camp Cheley. Esfes Park. Colorado, was affended by represenfariyes from 28 sfafes, Sandy and Bob represenfed Idaho. The siudenf represeniafives re- ceived 'rraining which in +urn was applied fo Sfudeni Council at I F H S. A scene from ihe conference appears here. To mosi people, Europe is someihing only fhouqhi abou? in connecfion wifh geography, buf Sue Oliver- son made her siudies unfold inio real life during her Iour +hrough Ihe con+inen+ +his summer. Chosen as ihe Idaho deleqaie for fhe Nafional Sludeni Councils, she carried Ihe name of Idaho Falls High School across ihe ocean Io res+ in fhe homes of European sfudenfs. In reiurn, I. F. siudenfs became more ac- quainied wifh lives of European sfudenfs when a complefe accounf of ihe 'frip was given wirh color slides and a movie, along wiih Sue's personal narraiion. Official business. This disfinguishes ihe Trip of John Kindred, sfudenf body presidenf, upper i f John and Terry musi have benelifed greaily from ihe Irip iudqinq by fhe way Ihey have adminislered rhe s'ru- denf body affairs fhis year. Here is a scene from Ihe Council. 2 Ieff and Terry Crapo, vice presidenf, in circle al right when fhey aifended fhe Convenfion of Nahonal Sfudeni Councils ar Toledo. Ohio. ' f-in Za 77715 Millene Freeman inlerviews Margare? Schmidt who escaped wifh her family from Russian-occupied Germany and is now a sfudenf af I F H S. .Mfg I'i' ,. Twenfy-four-year-old Soccoro Pech broughf fha Mexi- F. Hi h, when the sophomore came ' du- can louch fo l. q from fhe Yucafan Peninsula To gel an American e cafion. Hans Boeffscher peruses en English dicfionary for a counferparf fo one of his famous nafive fongue words. He came here from I Germany. o 3 Q' ef - 3 '- 'i 1:32--A 1 .1 rv , -- ' ' ' 1 ' 1, ' N 1 . 1 .. 5: E in y .Q W- x if g. no I Q .fp . ' ' 2- 'A' ' fx x I 1 n. .' . ' 'J v -3 . J UTIL . 71 'a 'V ' 'g l , . I 1 A ,lg V4 Y Q 1 -F 1 I 1. ., - ,WA MM. Q 4 s ' '43 f ,., 7'5',.Q. iw: WT5 l'f ef K, , , Q , JL ,Q .A '1 -SL.. ' is . x,. fi gm was na w K I , E X ,' I '1 U Q Zak .log 14 fad- 216- Z ' Mrs. Roy Lindsey, formerly Charmaine Maison and presidenf of ihe second Tri-Hi-Y club loolrs on as Karel Lowrie places lhe '56 yule-log in ihe fire where ihe '55 log siis, af fhe fradifional Yule-log ceremony. In a scene of iragranf evergreen boughs, bells, and candles, Kafie Sf. Clair, worship chairman, lighfs fhe lasf candle of fha Advenf season. 7.1.4.2 ,memo Looking Toward New Horizons is 'lhe iheme which guides F. H. A. members and fhese horizons easily enfail fha Civilian Defense proiecl handled by fhe Homemakers. Preparing for a momenf when civil defense lraining could save some lives, The Fufure Homemakers learn all They can aboui fhe preserving of food and wafer supplies. Virginia Sfrong, Shawna Gygli and Peggy Hanson review some nofes while invesiigaiing rhe Civilian Defense program. '95 sm qs wr away ln Soulheaslern ldaho lhe lale of lhe spud field is fold every lall in aching verlebrae and peeling noses-and laler bulging poclcelboolrs. This is The way high school sfudenls earn exlra spending money. A bil' ol goofing oil now and lhen is lhe way lhe picker finds if possible lo sland lhe ordeal. Upper left Sandra Madsen sneers al anyone who dares lo challenge her fo a race. Sharann Thiel. on lhe olherhand, iusl sils one ouf, grins and bears ii, lo coin an old phrase. She appears upper righf. Thai long row of spud sacks-ah, filled-is lhe proud achievemen+ of Fred Baleman who is on his lznees lo lhe almighly baslrel. He manages somehow lo loolr proudly al lhe Idaho Russels in lhe piclure ai lell. Sandra Turley and Donna Korle. leif io righf in lhe scene lower lelf, also prefer fo remain induslrious as fhey move on down 'fhe row-one polalo. fwo polalo. lhree polalo, four . . . Bul lhe way lo piclr up spuds is fo ride 'Phe combine. claim lhe Thiel boys, who work for 'lheir falher. Leif lo righl are Bill Thiel, Bob Sforms, and Jerry Thiel. 14an4at77Zan ?e4andz'4e Th worlr behind The The people doing e scenes of Shop aT Sly Corner, The Junior- ' I are as follows: DelmonT Oswald, Senior p ay, Lois Bendz, Bonnie Bagley, KaTie ST. Clair, Connie WriqhT. and Mary Carol Kelsch. This is The Tirsl year +ha+ The Two classes have combined Tor play produchon. Nav sh fer Qeff- fhos' Don '9 Co e e Phofo Mdqph Ughf in Xpecfedlygrdphy f,s SQ,7I Wh mos, fm fneefs ' The S O dfd Dro G flesh Du bu Wal N w I Think . . . Lois Bendz and Rodney O Merrill, Co-chairmen Tor The Junior assem- ' + bly, discuss deTails OT The produc ion. Boys rule supreme. AT leasT This was True during Twirp GFI' Federalion. The Week. March ll-IS. Sponsored by I s b assinq daTeboolcs ouT To all The week qoT underway y p boys and concluded wiTh a dance in The caTeTerua. An ac- TiviTy was planned Tor every day and one OT The more rioTeous ideas was To give veqeTable corsages To The boys upon enferinq The dance. Jackie Chase begs Bill Benjamin, Boys' FederaTion presidenT, Tor a dafe while Gail Snyder signs his Twirp Taq. Amusinqly responding is Paf Corey. All are commnTTee members. X l A Typical rnidsallernoon scene of fhe library is shown here, Mrs, Maxine Slaqowski can usually be seen in a corner helpinq some sfudenf find a book reporf or poinfing our a qood reference lor a lerrn reporl. ...J----r'n ls I? possible +0 have circles of varying shapes? This quesfion is answered by Geomefry sfudenfs during some classroom boardwork, a prominenl' part of lheir sfudies. l98 77715 Cluffered papers and piclures decorafe fhe Spud lab when lhe annual sfall goes lo work. Karin Chrisfensen, Sandy Nichols, Gail Snyder, Sally McCaque and Sharon Lance indulge in work for The yearbook, The click of fypewrifer keys se? 'Phe lyping class in molion as Mrs. Lenyce Zenk explains lhe mechanics ol a machine lo one of her sfudenls. 7 W - l 1 Each I-, fournalijfiy fljffya Oihlhoughfs buf WI-, S ey ' Sre or T search for words +0 Zorfskivords? Looks of g e an assignmenflpain overwhelm ,he sinh p . d eric A look info higher malhmafics shows 'rhe physics class faking fhe learning process easy. The min n one girl is A look info 'Phe sfudy hall brings forth noficeable variafions from ofher classrooms. Sfudenfs who are elecfed or appointed replace a leacher, ihereby making +he slucly hall al IFHS very dilferenl' from mos? schools. slrikes h A L Gilford conduc+or's perc, . . up fhe band. IFHS band presenfed lhe annual band concerf and was presenf af all pep parades. During fhe presidenlial campaigns. lhey marched for Averel Harriman and Esfes Kefauver. From his 'lar oufnumber lhe female percenlage as o y found Tackling lhe physics equalions. 747696 Sedan! gage ' an sk 1-fa' ll'l'.iVlH,llDVl liar prospeflive pilois is available ai ihe loral airprarl, which mainlains an approved school. Several ldaho Falls boys are pariicipalinq in lhe piloi Training program. yi 9' W l' 'rifgawnf' If ram . :if--1 .. i 1-. :. ff 1 1 ,, 'c is 1 Walt Laney, senior. piciured above in a Champion lravelair, has his privale 3 license and is planning someiime lo qel a Commercial license. Wall, and 'L perhaps olhers, hopes fo qo cn info campelllion llyinq, J l, Ken? Harker, a iunior, has a sfudeni pilof lironvf and plans lo conlinue on lo gel his privalf-. l-lere he is piclured scanning a iei bullelin. FJ.. Clin? McDonald, a senior, has a sfudenf pilot license and is planning foward his private 2 license. The senior pariicipafes in avialion aclively by worlrinq al Pele l-lill's Avialion 00 Service. Clin? is planning 'ro lwirl ihe propeller ol a Havilland Beaver. i 1 avi 'S N W: 5 A L .fig X if M 1 S Q 4 . r g 1 35 TQ Em 1 'cv' V X H 5 f igif 3, , , og In , 1 k 42 x X d , Reid' W ' w. w Q N 9 I' 'X Lb Q- 1 X hr 1 5 xl 'J Q Q ar , '6 l ,. 'V' 4 if, X . E , Af Q 0 XX, 'Q - la S p . P rsoffs eiianq Nob' Heliile a0 'e y ko G 5. OrClS W l and hases Ol viijlol keBPlnq reclilinfl 5YSlemTerri maf'Y P V Worli ' ale 5 Lenyw 'Yhefe are the hmm ke, invesllq tactics 'fo rocks lfllid Doyle. Slialesmansl'UP Mkller 5 lies Gy-OW DPP JOVCQ Z, i M as ,he g ,lay Hls el non- ' n O MQUSGC We lull akienglcgbserves lll? G notebolilf . 5 . O Hers fecelves ENB Guym Quallll ' h Jesslglises 0 jlilxailiwfllfe Lee lnspecl l e co ea ROYSQ an The faciliries of 'rhe Sfudenl Book Slore are well used by salesmanship sludenls as fhey learn lhe 'Wriclrs of fhe 'rradef' Knowing The imporf- ance of good displays, Carol Nebel, Bill Hardy, JoAnn Gallup and Paul Hawlcer praciice The acfual produdion while Mariorie Pelfy insfrucls from a drawn plan. , Limit- Though seldom seen by cuslomers, Kale Kosfer. salesmanship teacher, is basically responsible for fhe operafion of fhe book sfore. Added fo her dulies is fhe insiruc- lion of sfudenls inleresfed in selling as a profession. Mrs. Kosfer explains 'rhe knowledge of merchandising lo Delmar Hanson. Nellie Thompson and Lenyce Terrill. inf' mam How fo lransform +his minialure cenlerpiece info a 'ren-fool. revolving formalion was the problem encounfered by cenfer- piece chairmen. Shown discussing how if will be done are Delmonf Oswald, Sue Nuqenr, and Margarer Kunz. Rolled crepe paper made The 'tasks of Prom workers easier in The hurried days before lhe dance, Curling and rolling fhe crepe paper which laler became lhe gay spring slreamers are Shirley Safriano. Elaine Tingey, Mary Helen Holm, Bill Myers, Jane Brunl and Jane? Frandsen. we ff' 6 -ve 3 lil Many rehearsals and pracfices were necessary fo provide inlerrnission numbers lor The Junior Prom. Camille Jerman inslrucls a group of dancers composed or' Helen Thornley, Carmen Spencer, Diane Barnes, Gwen Leavirl, Par Burgher, Bonnie Bradford and Sonia- Jones. Spring lhoughls came early lo Junior Prom ' commiflee chairmen as fhey made prepararions for Whisper of Spring. Greeling fhe romanfic ' season by lheir March 30 dance, lhe chairmen under fhe supervision of Sharon Lance and Ted Wong, co-chairmen, combined lheir fhoughfs and ideas. Back row, lell fo righl. Marlha Bal- lanlyne, Joan Davenporf, Anne Knoll, Karin Chrisrensen. Jeanelfe Slrand, Judy Pager, Jeannie Merkley and Sharon Lance: kneeling- Gary Dierks, Ron Bilfer. Linden Bareman, Rod Merrill, Ted Wong, Dennis Lyons and Dick Jolley. l Desfinafion Weber College . . . These six debarers represent parl of lhe 'rearn sen? lo Ogden, Urah, +0 parlicipare in ex+emporaneous oralory and debalinq conlesfs al Weber College. lale in February. The group. Consislinq of eiqhi girls and live boys, did noi place in lhe finals, buf qained valuable experience in aclual lrial. Above are Pal Sanderson, Terry Crapo. Jackie Chase, Mike Rarden, Bob Whifney and Shirley Nissen. Also, a rrip fo Ricks College early in March produced a lie for lirsf place in exlemporaneous and second place in debare, 'Swat Swan' 71114 Saga? Zngayementc fm Often D ace '744ae4ae7 Thanksgiving dinner, where else? Judy Masfers explains her plans for rhe rurkey she won in the Debare Club raffle lo debafe member Ernesl Ger- Iach. Represenraliye of rhe IFHS choir is 'Sweel Sixleenf' Picked from lhe choir, rhe sonqsfers have enferlained on many occasions and performed in Tiger Talenr. They are, lirsl row- Collerre Quire, Sharon Presfgard, Mari Conrad, Maureen Sweeney, Lufxnn l-lolmer, Judy Bales, Rosemary Hearhq last row-David Soufh, Kenl Perrenoud, Fred Massenqale, Bill Eagle, Ronnie Ayres, Dale Foreman, Terry Crapo, Sieve Bischoff and Wall Laney. Marilyn McBirney Ja nuary Honor found ils way lhrouqh lhe qreaf number of senior qirls lo lhe Soroplomisl Girls of lhe Monlh pic- lured on lhis paqe. The Idaho Falls Soroplomis? Club, on lhe advice of lhe l F H S lacully, chose an oul- slandinq senior girl each monlh. The sludenl was selecled on the basis of her scholaslic and school aclivilies. The girls chosen for lafer monlhs are noi shown here because of an early deadline. n Zo Wamu S I Linda McNamara, November Girl of fhe Monfh, also cho en Th ll d' 'T' fl F H S. 'Q S 8 OU S an Ing CI IZSFI O ic, . Sandy Nichols December Sue Oliverson February Nof 'ro be ouldone by all lhe female honors. Terry Crapo nellecl lhe hiqhesl score in fhe Time magazine lesl. From a number of prizes, Terry chose Rogel's Thesaurus. , . ng! C I' ' gp, ,. I 1.4 v Y r 7 V . . A 1-75 .nil M4 l yyrmgt J if I l,. 3 a V sb. N , . 1' 'I cf. , 'K 'N , U I sfwixr ',i,1,tf,Qi ,,'?Il11- .ffl Q . - , lu -V 'Q ? LV G 1 H, , :A y', L, . I 1 Jr . li ln, si w X Q I 6. 'EQ i5',g. A if fy' if . fi g Q1 1 1 .1 - ' 4 ,5 af 9 A Lf 5 4 yf - ,, -ww X1 HQ . , . f if , 1 QR. gii irq. nLxf'I5.,'1-tus! 1-mini' N! 2lA 1 QAM 1. 'J' IQ wi' ' 1 I . s -C ? 1.12, f , I S Y . Q ,1 if ' Fl I I . - . 4 :fi-'. ! fi 'ff15 ?f'?,?' . V 'N B QL A, ax 1, 9 . . . ,, 0 . 1 A uw, ,4 i4' , s3f, N , ' A 4 x X U5 N-53? fra SS J- ' if 4 N 1 mafia Q ' I ' s 4 5. M .I fr T rj dsl iii L . lui? SKK vgpi? F ff Q-'L W if A 57-EES A ,gk e' jf , .f -MU' 1 f 55- M N X' W A XA'X , .X H 1 Wfiivff 1 wx Wx wp M if ...ff an M --.. A was 'QL ,Q- A 'QA 5 fi ' MV Hu , .Jw .W I' it 1 I+ . A f, w, x B L Q t5!l 207 4 .Y vu ....444.4. l Y xv 'x - , ll F! 1... K a Q Q ',k 5 zllllll lui: 1 IIEII ll .vb ' .P-. JE LT or' 'S 4 1 ' 208 45 a Q. an-.IA A .,,. . up si I -A Q.. -NS.-1, . -N '- 4.,,S -... 'W we TV: ,K -0 'Wf' '-.. .,wf. 7 ' m M ,gg , 0. i EAT- 'T -.x,J1m,y ax' fl- K, W4: ' ' -A . ' V 'Elk ?' L 'H . 1 A ,EE g ' .1 . ' ' ' I 5' 1, K X' 9 A 45 up ' x , , 1. 9-J - . Jai ,uf - . -5 Ko' V -N I 1 Q .I . '.L.ll l W 3 was WE'LL BE TRUE TO THE ONES WHO UPHOLD YOU Among fhe mulfiludes of graduafes and ofhers who uphold IFHS are +he merchanls of +he +own, who supporl our school noi only in fheir hearfs buf also in fheir palron- age. They aHend +he games, help 'ro spon- sor parades and adverfise in our publica- fions. Their supporf is sincerely appreciaf- ed, and we do our besl lo supporf Them in refurn. If will soon be lhe responsibilify of 'lhe presem' sfudenf body +o do 'rhe works fhaf businessmen are now doing 'ro supporf fhe acfivi+ies of an educafion. Evenfually many s'ruden+s will fall in+o fhe ranlcs of mer- chanfs in Idaho Falls. I+ is our hope ihal' fhey will prove +o be as much help 'ro fulure sfudenls as 'rhe merchanls, business- men and 'rownspeople have beenjn '56-'57, dvtdfgddf YOU TAKE THE CAKE IPRIZE WINNING PHOTOS, Miss Kafe Curley Park Ann S+. Clair-enfered by Kafie S+. Clair -firsf prize. You're never 'foo big Carol Graves-inrered by Jackie Chase -'rhird prize. For fhe sake of Beau+y Sharon Leahy-enfered by Nancy Hork- ley-second prize. Rf! MAKE BELIEVE Coach Gufhrie- Crowning of a coach. o Peggy Mehas- Trying adminisfra frafion on for size Phyllis Marfin and Vernon Beck- Exarn Week! lncognifo. 0. G. ROCHE Moving and S+orage IDAHO FALLS POCATELLO 570 Wesi' I91'I1 JA 2-7233 or JA 2-03l4 When in Ihe Mood for Good Food lI s GINNY'S LUNCH 2I0 Norflw Capi+aI JA 2-9887 IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO I H' MX, I Annual Sfaff af worlr. CAUGHT IN THE CAMERA Clinl MacDonald No Tarzan No coach says. No you find if. Bu+ch Bell. Charm is where Toddy Hayes Ye shall know lhe frulh and Rex Garner, Bonnie Jones. Bill Ben- iamin, Bill Ferrard Jusl Decorafing ,kh:, . NGUCY l-ee-Pul 'ef' l9l l here Sharon Leahy and Sharon Sessions l musla danced all Nigh+ 2I3 The S'I'udenI s Friend The Banl: of Friendly Service BANK OF EASTERN IDAHO Idaho Falls, Idaho Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corp'n. Good Sporfs, Visif . . . WHIRLWIND i:'l.+Lli2 3'ufJ'fofi.ill'l..Ki d d I d lh' CAR WASH THE 5 MINUTE CAR WASH Moron STEAMING OUTDOORSMAN Cale In From Idaho Falls Nor+h Yellowsfone Highway Pai Nickel and Georg Ann Bragger. Sharon Sessions. Zi+a Croiser and Mar- -sha Johnson - you're on in 'Ihree min- ufes. gals! IDAHO FALLS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSQCIATIQN Congralulafions Your Auiomobile and Truck Dealers of Idaho Falls lo ills Graduaiing Class of l957 STODDARD FORD FALLS TRACTOR ROY J. KELLER SNAKE RIVER EQUIPMENT DELL BELL MOTOR ELSWOOD PONTIAC COREY MOTOR BROWNINC-5'S SMITH-HART BUCKENDORF'S RAY LUNDALL MOTOR ELLSWORTH BROTHERS KITE - NASH IDAHO FALLS BUSINESS COLLEGE I7IY2 B S+. AUTO PARTS COMPANY Par+s 'For AII Cars and Trucks 250 Broadway IDAHO FALLS Modern S+a+e-Wide Service yy CLARK CONCRETE Growing Wifh Idaho Since I928 JA 2-6I50 Sou+h YeIIows'I'one Highway IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK if avi 433' Member of +he Federal Reserve ESTABLISHED IN I867 Jewelr Bob Jacobs- I'm happy I Happy. FALLS TYPEWRITER COMPANY Porfable Typewriier Headquarfers ALL MAKES SOLD AND SERVICED 374 E 'Sfreei DO YOUR SCHOOL WORK QUICKLY. NEATLY Bill Beniamin, John Sfanger, Gary Hanson, Roger Siolres -Remember when? 2I6 Mike Rarden - A weslerner musl figlwf for an educafion. SAGES OF THE SAGEBRUSH Val l-lolsl and Ann Sf. Clair - Old fashioned wedding picfure in Indian counlry. Fred Keinlien and Lynn Gill - Well. male. if musf be nigh 'rime fo sail ou'ra here. Bob Wlwifney and Mallnilde - l love you no longer. K xy, . Jerry Theil - Mrs. BuH'erwor+l1, I've , forgolfen my key! Ed Jacoby - Hurry back, Tim- ber Jack. Lynn Gill - An educafion like fhis could s+abilize flue whole counfryl MENDENHALL'S I OF IDAHO FALLS Au+omo+ive Jobbers IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO 360 E S+ree+ JA 2-I496 MACHINE SHOP SERVICES Joe Lee and Larry Herron discuss 'I'IIe finer poinfs of bowling. For Fun and Pleasure Bowl af BROADWAY BOWL Linda ScoH'I1nd Baabara Riifschneid- 455 BFOBCIWBY - Y I'. N vTIonder:cI1I:Is ?EIoI:yaIndIIan.ear 0 IDAHQ FALLS KOFOED AND MAYS , 175 'IF Ar+is'I'ic Disfribufors of Idaho Falls Fe 'Iu In9 Sharon Call- ,SI I IaoI-IoNE INDIAN PAINT Pnooucrs Oh WI'-If fun if is fo ride.' TV' A. W. BRUNT AGENCY, INC. Real Esfafe Insurance Loans I BUILDERS OF BRUNT BETTER BUILT HOMES 248 Broadway Iligslileooiinrendson picks oui' coIors io paini IDAHO FALLS' IDAHO OFF DUTY Sharon Lance - Jus? a liHle some- fhing fo buoy her up. Janis Moore - Do I have fo hammer lhis info your heads? We are going 'ro use Rober+'s Rules ol Order. Rex Garner and David Bell - Lift boys. or you won r ge+ chow! 218 xnmRUXXVlllQ 5 sw cruvnwf- John Chrisrianson. Warren Johnson, Paul Chrislianson, and Harry Sorlerberg - Anyone for a clrag? .L ,l l Jackie Chase - Snow Bunny. I ROGERS ?I5I5,If'IIVJ'Ei+nfS2 HQTEI- BUILDING fx: 3:2 JE: gzgace' Idaho Falls, Idaho JA 2-28I6 I ARROW I BODY SHOP I JA 2-I 3I I CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING STUDENTS CITY FLORAL SHOP 430 Park Ave. JA 215378 EASY CITY FLORAL AND GARDEN CENTER TO BE l620 Broadway JA 3-0972 CLEAN COMQENT BONNEVILLE FLOWER SHOP DRIVE-INS 3I7 A. Sfreef JA 2-I483 b PUBLIC LIBRARY mo ANQSOHOLMES FLOWERS ggplizgelsi 'THOUGHTS Main Office Capifal and A WHITE STAR LAUNDRY Saniione Cleaners Shirley Reed and Elaine Swenson -They're 'Forever blowing bub- bles. ZI9 KID Kay and Fred Kienlen Jus? Cousins. 220 STUFF When you and I were young, Maggif' Gary VanSickle, Lonny Severson- ' Indian Wresfling. John Kindred - l've been fo Hawaii. Bu? Officer, l'm no+ on fhe wrong side - Bonnie Jones. Kay Woodard and Pearl Maroon Iool: al 'lhe selection of Pendelfon Jaclzels. C. ANDERSON'S C. Congralulalions Io fhe Class of '57 YOUR HOME OF NATIONAL BRANDS Idaho Falls, Idaho Mwwze an me Jwxouml, -' -. A AD' O35 V Q Visil' Our New Slore A b bflh I Iquuq H My Jus'r Two Blocks From School lx cmaolwr 5215? I A a+ IVY, 4 I 543 2nd S+. . is I ,I IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO ,ff Y X X r- EX-CEL-SIS Beauly Salon and School 377If2 Broadway IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO Si'aI'e and Nafionally Accrediled Mrs. Rowberry insirucfs one of her girls on how 'Io s+yIe hair. Karen Melquisi' is Ihe subiecl' of her work while Shari Keller loolzs on. 22.1 Val Holsl shows Perrin Walker and John Slanger lhe wide seleclion of sporls shirls al' Blocks. L HAL GOFF AGENCY All Types of Insurance Leading Nalionwide Companies JA 2-I062 405 D S+. IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Journalism Class al Work! Quiel 7 7 Please. 222 74a ?czZ6.1. PRINTING CUMPANY BART INGRAM BLAINE V. MORGAN l32 Firsl' Slreel' JA 2-4364 PUBLISHERS OF THE SPUD Bl-WEEKLY Ann S+. Clair and Mary Carol Kelsch. pari of 'lhe annual slaff. read over fha final producl' of fheir work. Gel' Your '58 ANNUAL ORDER IN NOW! Order Early for Besf Resulis 'FABRIC LAN-E Feafuring NAME BRANDS. FASHION FABRICS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF SEWING ACCESSORIES QFQ H ' he 6 If you can'+ fel-a-phone. Iell a woman - Nikki Edgingfon and Bonnie Jones. JA 2-8592 JA 2-63 75 Warner Building IDAHO FALLS IDAHO Congrafulaiions fo fhe Senior Class TAYLOR MEAT CO. The Home of Choice Mea'I's I'II fake mme mashed ex Newion Pl'1o+ograpl1er Don MacPherson -I+ is jus? an occupa+ional hazard, nolluin' calclwing. By Their leafs you shall lcnow lhem. BURLESQUE BITS .sr Tiger Rag? No, Tiger Drag! v Nelson Perry and Thelma Long - Danc ing on The wall. 0 -GOOD C I... THES JANTZEN SWEATERS HART - SCHAFFNER INTERWOVEN SOX .-fe' Ted Whifehead and Don MacPherson loolr over 'the seIec+ion of shirfs af Rowles Maclr. ,fffzlf ,J F AND CAMERA SHOP FINE PORTRAITURE O Individuals I Groups O Weddings COMPLETE SELECTION OF CAMERAS. PROJECTORS. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 420 B S+. JA 2-507I Idaho Falls, Idaho LQ 0 6 6 fe 19 On Park Uuenue THE MOST WALKED ABOUT SHOES IN EASTERN IDAHO Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gobble on opening day af fheir new siore. gl e tem AUTOMOTIVE GOODS SPORTING GOODS APPLIANCES ' FURNITURE 367 Broadway JA 2-4242 Idaho Falls, Idaho SERGE P. MARSHALL Jewelry IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO Jess Waller: and Willard Price- 22gWinning back s+age money. IDAHO FALLS ELECTRIC CO. - 1 51901111105- Ev ' Always al' L Your Service i ' .i . 1 JA 2-l6b0 375 BROADWAY UPPER SNAKE RIVER VALLEY DAIRYMEN'S ASSOC. Sally McCague and Sharon Lance enioy an affer- school snack wilh Challenge Milk. CHALLENGE TASTES BETTER BECAUSE IT IS BETTER : JI--' pail? :fz 23:9 ., -VA.,. HIZV , I Lumnsn I comvmw B JA 2-557I or JA 2-43l2 IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Turn Your Sfeps Towards . . . W,,F,,,f FILLMORE JEWELRY Diamonds and Wafches of Finesl' Oualily IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO NEVER UNDERSOLD A Wide Selecfion for All Ages Loolc To The Fulure Wiilm BONNEVILLE FARM 81 LOAN Low INTEREST LONG TERM Federal Land Bank Farm Loans IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO Man from ou+er space - Rex Garner. sc:oTT's BOOK STORE Campbells on B'oadw ' HOTEL ROGERS BOOKS CAMERAS One of America's Finesl' Places + E + d SI OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS O ' an eel' STATIONERY BRIEF CASES IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Idaho Falls, Idaho LLOYD L. BROWN AGENCY REAL ESTATE Resideniial Commercial AgenTS for Ranches Wesfland Heighfs Farms JA 3-I747 Mr. Brown explains ihe real esiale business 'lo 693 Parlt Ave. David Soulh. F un funf The Mosl' for +he Money Whalever lhe Price 360 A Slreel JA 3-0239 Carol S'l'orer, Peggy Mehas, Linda Toliver lislen carefully lo lhe clerlr in Carey's as he explains French Provincial furniiure. finds on' Foolwear for fhe Enfire Family Busler Brown for lhe Boys and Girls 477 Park Ave. JA 2-285l Glen George fries a shoe on Maggi Buch, while Ron Sfone and Jeanne'l'l'e Slrancl loolr on. CITY PANTORIUM V IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO Cleaning. Pressing eS Y Tailoring and fl Alferafions phxxo li o '96, aol BROADWAY . we? JA 2-5976 se I l4+I1 and Holmes 949, is Qug , I Phone JA 23493 Gail Snyder and Elaine Swenson ex mst ' amine ea+ing-apples for fuiure parfy. ruousm 4 'We' YOU' We SUBURBAN FLORAL 'For Quick Service and Good Food Try Beau+if:ldFIowers In Corsages ZIP Corner of Elm and Boulevard Ouf IDAHO FALLS IDAHO Norfh Yellowsfone Highway Mrs. Roberf Tobin CLYDE HESS Disiribuling Company Complimeni-5 A Home-Owned Company of JA 2-I550 JA 2-2024 Uiah King Coal Fireplace Logs Feed and Seeds S' H. CO' Flying A Heafing Oils Grain Grinding . Idaho Falls, Idaho Seed Cleaning and Treafing 207 SOUTH SHOUP AVE., IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Lewis and Mabry's YOUNGTOWN 336 Parlr INFANTS' TOYS AND CLOTHING COMPLETE STORE FOR KIDS A Sfuffecl Animal for ihe High School Girl COMPLIMENTS OF Mary Carol Kelsch, nymph or imp? Sharon Lance and . . Ooh, look whai' I found! For Chinese Food. H s ADA'S CAFE You'Il See Your Friends There 370 SHOUP AVE. Younger Sei Fashions Clofhes by Leading Designers Peggy Bufferworfh, Julene Burrows, Gwen LeaviH, Mari Conrad and Narda Sclluldf- Life of flue pariy. JACK AND JEAN'S BAKERY Balcery producfs af Iheir fines? for all occasions - call us for any special order concerning your bakery needs. We're always ready Io serve On 'Ihe Norfli Yellowsfone Highway IDAHO FALLS IDAHO Mike Rarden, Mark Buck and Jim Carler examine a mofor af Sl168l'ldh'S. SHEEHAN'S WELDING All Types of Welding and Radiafor Work Done JA 3-0I53 25I A ST 'NORTH HIWAY CAFE Terry Jensen. Janis Moore, JiII Bradey and Vernon Beck ea? oui' aH'er 'the game. IDAHO FAeLLS, IDAHO 24 Hr. Service Good Food Sharon Sessions Sunshine and Flowers OOMPLIMENTS OF T46 NORTH YELLOWSTONE AVE. CRAGGS DRUGS in The Fm I '-I HOTEL ROGERS BUILDING IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO BENNE'I'I S PAINT FIRST STREET PLUMBING AND HEATING lI8 Firsi' SI' Idaho Falls, Idaho 34I Broadway Modern Hair Sfyling PLUMBING JA 2-5630 HEATING TATE S BARBER SHQP AIR CONDITIONING SHEET METAL GIVES EVERYTHING GRANT AND BOB THE CONTRACTING NEW LOOK SALES - SERVICE JA 2-6896 376 E S+. Merrill Tafe gives Sam Co'HeraII a new Ta'I'e r 234 special. - JA 2-758 I , ., IQ .fM2gMLfal3iRl9iWAN Q Bill Benjamin showing Dallon McGary and Bulch Bell 'Ihe IaI'es+ in spor'I coaIs. Idaho Falls MASON'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND FOR THAT TYPEWRITER FOR SCHOOL. SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION - Mr. Mason showing Sue Clifford, Delberl' Groberg. Slrip Frenah and Roberl' Crapo how Io gel' Iheir homeworl: done qulc y. JA 3-075I BALDWIN'S IDAHO FOOD KING Idaho Falls, Idaho 8I5 Sou+h Holmes 740 Wesi' Broadway VISIT AT NOON OR ON YOUR WAY HOME FROM SCHOOL THE POST REGISTER Hi mem gh - Q 1 4. -N The Newspaper Thai' Has Been Serving 1'he W ..,e, , Homes of Eas+ Idaho for . . . 76 Years N M X! V' ,ful , .XT N Wi+h +he Bes+ in N y ' News. Phoios Kg J ibm km 'fy' w 'fm ' and Feaiures - in N35 5k h lfalg YN E name . W O O Q ' NEW comics 2 .- M y 8 Full Pages of Color x 1'P'fL -Z, ,I xx ' x L Comics Every Sunday ' Z RCN N55 0 f NEW COLUMNS xc- TQ NM 5 NEW eeATuRes M 'e Thu' ' if Q - NEW MAGAZINE Ne 's 'Pe' SECTION A DAILY HABIT 1 236 SCHCOL DAZE N-:Q-4 -Z4 Nancy Loo, Peggy Mehas, Iona Long, Barion Mason-OL fice excuses. Ann Hesier, Pai Coburn. and Nancy Mifchell-Eafing cafe- feria sfyle. Pep Band -Jam Session Who sez we men sprang from apes? CAUGHT IN THE EGGBEATER Gosh, I'm hungry as a bear! Tofem pole on skafes. Nikki Edging+on - A s+i+cl'1 in fime saves embarrassment 4:00 p.m. - Hue encl of a long day. 74a Salad Seal SYMBOL OF I.F.H.S. SPIRIT AND MIGHT LLS HI LEADERSHIP Ce I X1 Staff ami Odeu Aupperle, Donald 20. I32, I35 Aupperle. Helen 20, I02 Ballard. Virgil 18,20 Balnap, Elmer 20. IO7. 207 Bennelf. Edna 23 Berry, Lesler 20 Biddulph, Floyd 20 Biflon. Allen l8. 20, I26. I28 Brown, Lloyd 6 Brynie, Lloyd 20, I22 Buckley. Gladys 20. I00 Burlon. Donna l38 Buflerworlh, Vivian I7 Clark. Befh I8, 20, II5 Clarke. Geraldine 20. I00 Clinger, Mrs. D. A. I9 Collings. Freda I8. 20 Conners, George I3 Couch, Howard I8. 2l, II6 Crowley, Elmer I47 Dale, Mrs. Howard 6 Disney, Mrs. Dwighl 6 Dixon. Dean I3 Drexler, Joan 2l Dursreler, Willard 2l, I08, I42. I57 Ernsf. Lawrence I37 Fewens, Rulh I7. I72 Fosfer, Glen 2l, I04. I23. l24. IBB Foufs. Anne Marie 2I, I25 Freeman. Russ I47 French, Jean 2I, I25 Frink, Doris,2I Fry, Malhilda I38 Gale, Clair I2. I3 Garland. Esrher 2I Gifford, A. I.. 2I, I34. I99 Green. Shirley 2I Griffilh, Jessie I38 Grlmmer. Marilla 2I Grundmeyer. Kamp I9 Gulhrie, Darrel l42, I47, I56, 2I I Haack. Paul 7 Hale. Zuma 2l Halgren, Cliff I37 Harlow. Jean l8. 22, Il0 Harlvigsen. Jack 22 Holm. Oscar I37 Holmes, Louise I38 Holmberg. Gladys 22 Hunfer. William I37 Jackson. Carvel 22, II3. I42, I48, I59 Johnson. Dwighl I47 Johnson. Harvey I37 Jones, Harvey I8. 22 Kealing, Roberl' I3 Koller, Paul I8, 22 Kosiar, Karhryn 6, 22, 202 Kroll. C. R. 22 Longmore. Alice 22 McCallum, Joan I9. 22 McDonald. Mrs. J. H. I9 McEwen. Gordon 22, I42. l50 McHargue, Waller 22. I42, I47 l4B Manion. Glenn I4. I5, 25. 27. II7, I47 Manwaring. Leonard I3 Mason, Theresa I38 Melville, William I09 Miller, G. M. IDonl 23 Moir, Jack I3 Neuber, Mae 23. I06 Norris. Faye I6 Olsen, All I3 Pringle. Herberl 23. I25 Rees, Dr. Millon I9 Rees, Mrs. Millon I9 Rogers, John B. I47 Rollman, Efhel I8, 23 Royse. Glen I9 Royse, Mrs. Glen I9 Schwendiman, Rex I3 Simmonds. Avis 23 Slagowski, Maxine 23. I98 Slanger, Phyllis 6 Stinson, Colleen 23 Thomas. Shelba IB, 23 Thueson, Belly I37 Waddoups, Ralph I6 Wages. Jess I37 Ward. William I3 Weldon. Jean 23, Il8 Werry, James 23, I42, I60 Woodard. Mrs. J. D. I9 Zenk, Lenyce 23, l98 5014461444 Anderson, Karen 32 Anderson, Merle 32 Andrus. Norma 29. 32, I20. I32 Anglesey, Marva 32. I34 Armfield, Marlene 32, I20, I34 Ashlon, Mike 32, II9, l48, I69 Barringlon, Shirlene 32, I34 Bailles. Newell 32, I34. I36, 226 Beall, Frances 32, I26. I72 Beard, Richard 33, I34. I36 Beazer, Sherman 33, I46. l48 Beck, Slephen 33. II3, l45, l48, I57, I66 Beck. Vernon 26, 28, 33, l0l. IO6, II3, II7, I26. I46, I48, l6O. I66, I76. 2Il. 234 Becker, Marilyn 33, I20, I26. 20I Bell. David 33. IOI, I02. I05. IO6, II3. II6. I45, I59, I66, I79, 2I3. 2I8, 235 Beniamin, Bill 26, 29, 33, l0l. I04. II3. II6. I45. l48, I66, I97, 2I3. 2I5, 227, 230 Bennell, Yvonne 29. 33, I08 Bills, Connie 33, I32 Bingham, Dorlhy Ann 33, I25 Bishoff, Sleve 33, IO6, I32. 204 Blaine, Iris 33 Boam, Loueen 34. I20 Bowman, Ellis I33, I60. 227 Boyse. Bonnie 34, II9, I20, I34 Brody. Jill 26, 34, I20, I2I, I32, 234 Braegger, Georg Ann 34. I86, 2l4 Bramwell, Marge 34. I25 Brown, Don 34 Buck, Margarel 26, 34. II7. I20. l65, I74. 230 Burlon. Bob 26, 29, 34, II3. I26, I39. l52, I59, I66, I92 Buller. Roger 34 Bufferworlh, Peggy 34, 233 Bybee. Roger 34. I34 Carrulhers, Roberl 34, I06, I94. I97, 204, 2I8 Chase, Jackie 28. 34. 60. l04, I20. I2I Chrislensen, Jack 24, I I7, I26, I34. I36. l90. 226. 227 Chrisl'enSQI1. John 35, I32. I34. 2I8, 227 Chrlswell. Tom 227 Claflin, Gloria 26, 27, 35, I25 Clark, Norman I05 Clark, Sharon 35 Clifford. Marrian 35 Clinger, Kirby 35, 60. I05, I I I. I22, I23. I24, I32. IBB Cohne, Bruce 35, I05, II6. I34, I36 Cole. Michael 35 Collings. Tucker 26. 27. 29. 35. 60, II3. I26. I34, I36. I4B. I66, I89, I90 Colson, Karen 35, I02 Conrad. Mari 35, IIB, II9, I20, I2l. I32, I99, 204, 233 Corbell, Mary Jane 35, III, I39 Corey. Marsha 35. I00, IO6. I20. I32, I97, 226 Corey. Pal 26, 35, I20, I64. 226 Collerel. Sam 35. IO4. l48, I66, 234 Coverf, Ardilh 35. I20 Crandall, James 36 Crapo, Terry 25. 26. 29, 36. 60, bl, II3. II7, I26. I32. I34, l48, I66, I92. 20I. 204. 205 Crellin, Terry 36. I34. I36 Crofls, Dennis 36, II7, I35. I36, IB9, 227 Croly. Jack 36, IOI, I34, I36, IB9. I90, 226 Crook. Beverly 36. I20 Crook. Beverly Jean 36, I20 Crosier. Zira 36, I09, I20. I32. 2I4 Dale, Diane 36. IIB, I33 Daniel. Garry 25. 36, IOI, II3. II6. II7, I44, I48, l52, l55. I59, I66. IB2, 206. 2I9 Daw, Janel' 36, I25, I94 Daw, Shanna 26. 36. IOO. II9. I25 Day, Julie 37. I20 Depue, Ellen 37 Derby. Loyd 37. II3. I67 Dunbar. Geoffrey 37, I23. l3l, IBI Duncan, Chaille 37 Eagle, Bill 37, II3. I23. I26, I32, I48, I66, I69, 204. 227 Eames. James 37. IO7 Ealon. Barbara 37 Edgington. Nikki 27, 31, ina, I20. I32. 223, 237 Elg, Rae Ann 37. I35 Ellis. Pal 37 Fager, Kalhy 37, IIB Fairbourne. Margorie 38, I20, I32. I36 Ferguson. Marilyn 38. I33 Fillmore. Bill 38, I22. 227 Filzpalrlck, Mike 38 Fowler, Richard 38 Fowler, Sharon 38, I39 Funk, Marcia 38. I09. I26, I64 Garner, Nadine 38 Garner, Rex I02, I05. 2l3. 2I8. 229 Gerlach, Ernesl I04, I32. I33, I39. 204 Gill, Lynn 38. IOI, I30, I8l, 2l6 1 Graham. Gary 38 Grasmick. Jake 38 Graves. Carol 26, 27. 28. 38. 60, IO6, I20, 2I0 Greenhalgh. Jimmy 39. 227 Grover. DeRoy 39 Grow, Joyce 39, 202 Guyman, Elva 39. I20, 202 Haack. Tom 39, I32 Hackman, Kennelh 39 Hale, John 26, 28 Hammond. Don 39, I ll, II7, I I9 i-isndiy, Rober+ 39. I22 Hanks, Lynn 39, II3. I26, I44. I4B, I53, I54. I67 Hansen. Delmar 39. 202 Hanson. Gary 39. 60, I05. I I3, II6. II7. I44, I4B, I67. 2I4, 2I5. 227 Hanson, Lois 39 Harding, Imogene 40, I32 Hardy, Bill 40, 202 Harker. Belly 40 Harker, Dick 40 Harker, Kenf 200 Harrison, Charlene 40. I26 Hawker, Paul 40. 202, 227 Hazellon. Richard I22, 226 Hendricks, Harland 40 Heslop, Peggy 40. I IO, I I7 Hesler, Ann 29, 40. I02, I26, 20l. 236 Hillbrand. Ann 40, II9. I20, I34 Hiskey, Joy 4I. I33. I39. 202 Hodges. Janice 4I Hodges. Margarel 4I Holden, Ari 4l. l60, 226. 227 Holmer. LuAnn 27, 4I, 60, IIB, II9, I20, l28, 204 Holmquisl, Ladd 4l. IO7 Holsl, Val 25, 29. 4I, II9. I30. 2l6, 222 Holverson. Lois 4I Horkley. Nancy 4I Humisfon, Lewis 4I Hurley. Gary 42, I6I Jacobi, Ursula 42 Jacobs. Roberr 42. 2I5 Jacoby. Ed 42. IOI, I07, II3. I44, I4B. I59, I67, I79. IB2, 2I6. 227 Jenkins. Larry 42, IO7 Jensen. Leo 42. l60 Jensen. Terry 27, 29. 42, 60. 6I, I02, IO6. II3. II6. II9, I29, I58. I59, I67, 234 Jeppson, Elaine 42 Johnson. Helen 42 Johnson, Lance 42, I28, l60. l7B Johnson. Marsha 42. I20. I32. 2l4 Johnson, Nyman I57 Johnson, Warren 29.42, 2lB Johnslon. Dick 43, I07. l60 Johnslon. Sieve 43 Jolley, Kirk 43. I34 Jones. Bonnie 43. II8. I20. I32. I90, 2I3, 220, 223. 226 Jones, Doris 43 Jones, Judy 43. I09 Kearney, Slanley 43, 227 Kiehlbauch. Yvonne 43. I39 239 Kienlen, Fred 43. ll9, I20. l30. 2I6. 220 Kianlen, Kay 43. l2l. I32. 220 Kindred. John 24. 26, 29.43, l06. ll3. II6. ll7. I46. l48. l67, l76. I79. I92. 2l4. 220. 226. 227 King. Sharon 43. l36 Lance. Ann 44 Lance, Danny 44 Landon. Bonnie 44, I20 Laney. Walf 44, I32, 200. 204 Larson, Hazel 44. II8. I20 Leahy. Sharon 44, 6l. II8. I20, I79. 2l0, 2l3 Lee. Ed I33 Lee. Jo 44, I25. 2l7 Lee. Nancy 44. l03, IIO. 20l. 202. 2l3. 236 Lemmon. Vonda 44. IO6. I24, I32 Liflleford. Golden 44, I33 Livingston. Earl 44 Lloyd. Dennis 44. l02 Lobaugh. Beverly 44 Lockyer, Palricia 45. I28 Lang. Thelma 45, II9. 132.224 Lorfz. Don 45 Lough. Muriel 29. 45, l08 Love. Mary Jo 45. IO6. I20. I32, I33 Lowrie. Karel 45. 6I. IO6. I20. l2l. l26 MacPherson. Don II9. I3I. l8l. IBB, I97. 207, 224. 225. 226 McBirney, Marilyn 45. IO6. I20. I32. l39, 205 McCague. Sally 45. IO0. I20, l29, I33. l8l. l98, 228 McCarly. Marian 45, I34 McClellan. Jeannelfe 45. I32 McDonald. Clini 45. I05. IO6. ll3, ll6. II7, l34. I67. 200. 2l3. 227 McGary, Dallon 45. 227. 235 McNamara, Linda 27. 46, 205 Mc,Neal. Mariean 46, IO6. IO9. I20 mai, Rayola 46. I20 s alone. Violel' 46 Mann. Par 46. I25. I32 Marshall, Vivian 46. IO9. I72 Mason, Barion 29. 46, l03, ll7. l34. l35. I36, I39. I60. 227. 236 Malhews. Reed 46 Mauro. John 46 Maxey. Roberl 28. 46, I I9, l44. l48. I67. I76 Medran, William 27 Mehas. Peggy 29. 47. bl. l03. ll0. II8. I26. l32. I39. 2I l. 230. 236 Melcalf. Barl 47, I23 Mercalf. Judy 47. II8. I20. I34. I64 Melcalf. Rod 47. I0l Metcalf. Valerie 47 Miles. David 47 Miller. Marlin 26. 29. 47, I34, l36. 226. 227 Moore. Janis 26. 27. 47, 60. IO6. ll7. IIB. I20. l2l. I30. l8l. ...s 2 is. 234 Morgan. DeAnne 47. l3l Morgan. Roger 47 240 , ls. :H ..... Moshberger, Eugene 26. 29. 47, l4-5. I48. l68 Munger. Ralph 47. l59 Murdock, Colleen 47 Murri, Delora 48, l29 Nebel, Nancy 48 Nelson. Don 48, l0l Nessen. Marie 48 Newman. Sharon 48. l20. I32 Newlon. Cynlhia 48. IO9, I25 Newlon, Orville 48. l0I. 223 Nichols, Sandra 48. I00. I05. IO6. ll7. I20, l26. I28. I62. l8l. IB3. l92. l98. 205 Niclxell. Pai 48. 2l4 Noble, Pai 29. 48. l20 Ogden. Peggy 48 Oliverson. Sue 27. 49. 6l. l0O. l04-, l06. ll7. I20. l25. l92. 205 Olsen, Terry 49 Oswald, Blaine 49 Olfo, Dale 49. IO5 Packer, Lenore 49 Parham. Larry 49, l26 Park. Jo Ann 46, 226 Parkinson. Nadine 49. l20. I34 Parson. Helen 49. I20. 202 Paflerson. LeRae 49, 6I, I l8. I20. l2l. l76. I77 Peck. Ted 29. 49, l26 Perry. Marvin 50 Perry, Nelson 50. 224 Peterson. Elmer 50 Peferson, Judy 50, IO9. I20, I34 Peferson. LaDell 50 Phillipp. Rosalie 50. l3l Piplcin. Ronnie 50. lOl Pond. Brenf 50, I79. lB5 Poorman. R'ufh 50 Powell, Rulh 50. 226 Presrgard. Sharon 26. 50. 60. l20. I26. I32. 204 Price. Willard 29. 5I. I32. l48. 229 Priesl, Earl 5l. IO3, I34 Quire. Collerie 27. 5l. II8. I20. l52, l90. 204 Randall. Claire I33 Rapp. Keifh 5I Rarden. Milne 5I, I04. l3I, l8I. 204. 2l6. 233 Rossifer, Fred 227 Reed. Shirley 5l. I20. I26. I30. l78. 2l9 Rees. David Sl, I39 Riddle. Linda 5I Roberfson. Donald 5l, l36. I89 Robison. Frances 5l, I20 Rofh. Jeneal 5I. I39 Rowland. Pal 52, II9. I20. I26. I32, l85. l90 Royse. Ed 52. II3. l48. l68. I69. 202 Rule, Beverly 52 Ru'H, Kennelh 52 Ryan, Joan 52 Si. Clair. Ann 52. l00. IO6. ll7. I20, I26. l27, l3I. I8l. l88. 2I0. 2l6. 222 Salcaguchi, Maxine 52. I25. l3l Samargis. Francis 52. 227 Sanderson. Par 27, 52. IO4, 204 San+. Gary 52, l04 Schenclm. Larry 52. I07 Schuelz, Charles 53 Schuefz. Rose 53. I20, I72 Schuldl. Jerry 53, 227 Schuldf. Narda 53, l35. 226, 233 Seeley. Phyllis 53. lI9, I20, I32 Sessions, Sharon 53. II7, II8. l20. l34. I79. l90. 2l3. 2l4. 234 Seward. Keilh 53. ll7. I20. l34 227 Sheeley, Ruih 53, l3l Sheels. Granl' 53 Sheeiz. Donna 53. I20 Shipley, Marleen 53 Simmonds. Richard 54, II3, I32. I33. I46, l48. l59, l68 Simmons. Sandy 26. 54, 60, I I9, I25. l89 Simpson. Jerry 54 Simpson. Joe 54, II3, l48. l68 Slcow, Marilyn 54, I20. 226 Smi'rl1, David 54. 226 Smifh. Gayle 54 Smilh. Jean 54 Smouf, Edwin 54 Snyder. Gail 54. IO6. I20. I28. l29. I97. l98. 23l Sorenson. Julie 55 Sorenson. Ted 55 Souih. David 55. ll7. I32, 204. 230 Slalrer. Doyle 55. l03. l23, I24. l39. 202 Sfanger. John 55. 60. I I6. 2l5 S+ewar+. Joseph 55 Sfiles. Charles 55 Sfolzes. Roger 26. 55. ll7. I34, l65. 2l5 Slone. Pail 25. 26, 27. 29. 55. ll7. I25 Slone, Ron 55, l0l. II3, II6. I48, I60, l68. 230 Siorer, Carol 55. 230 S+orer. Deanna 55, IO4, ll7 Slorms. Roberl 56. ll3. l45. l48. l52, l54. l59. I68, I72, I96. 227 Siorms. Wall 56 Slreei. Gary 56 Sfrong, Brent 27. 56, I34. l35. I36 Swanson. Joan 56 Sweeney. Maureen 25. 27. 56. 60. IOO. l06, ll7. l20. I32. 204 Swendsen. Leslie Ann 56, IO9. ll7. I20. I34. I62. 2l7. 23l Swenson. Elaine 56. IO2. ll7. I20. l26, l3I. 2I9 Swenson. John 56, I22 Talbor. Shannon 56. Il9. I20. l2l Tanaka. Richard 56 Tale. Merrill 29. 57. I32. 234 Taylor, Joan 57. I32 Theriaulf. Wes 57. I60 Thiel. Bill 57. ll3. l4-4. l48. l68. I96 Thompson. Nellie 26. 57, I20, I33. 202 Tirrell, Lennis 202 ,..i.-wa.. - ...ein..hi-nL.A.a.g.. '-..1.nkhiaJ.J...lk . .1.4s':.fu.-lun-I.. Tomchalc, David 57 Turley, Sandra 57, l2l. I96 VanSicl:le. Gary 28. 57. II6. l84. 220 wsadoups. Ray 26. 27, 57, iw. I22 Wade, Pai 57 Wadsworih, Bob 26. 27, 57, IO5 l26 Wallrer. Perrin 26. 58. 60, IO2. IO4, IO6. l88. 222 Walfers, Jesse 25. 26. 27, 29, 58. 60, IO6. II7, II9. I26. 202, 228 Ward, Clayfon 58 Wafson, Sabina 58. IO6. I20. l2l Wheeler. Donna 58 Whilney, Bob 28, 58. IO2. l04. ll0. II3, l46, I48, I60. l68. IB2. 204, 2l6. 2I9. 226, 227 Williams, Sandra 58, Il8 Williams, Marlis 25, 26. 58. II3 II6. l45. l48. l57. l59. l68. l82. 2l9, 227 Winborg. Nancy 58 Wisharl. Laurance 58. ll6 Wolfgang. Janei 58, II9. l20 Wolfley, Norda Belh 29. 59. ll0. I32, l78 Wood. Bob 59 Woodard. Kay I9. 59, 6I, IO6. I20. l27. 22I Wrighl. Connie 29, 59, l20. I39, I97 Yamasalci. Karen 26, 59. 60, ll7. I25 Young. Richard 59 , Arave, Marilyn 64, l09, ll9. I20, l32 Ayers. Ronnie 64, I32. l39, 204 Babbill. Karen 64. l02. I38 Bacon, Sandy 26. 27, 64. I20. l26 Bagley. Bonnie 27, 64, I20. I32. l84. I97 Baker, David 64. l23. l35 Baker, Dianne 64 Baker. Trillis 64 Ballanlyne, Marfha 64, I20. l2l I33. 203 Bare, Rance 64 Barnes, Diane 64. ll8. I25. I73. 203 Barnes. Keiih 65, I32 Barnes, Verdell 65 Bareman. Linden' l59. 203 Bales. Judy 26. 27, 65. I l9, I32. l89. 204 Beach. Jane? 65 Bendz. Lois 29. 65. I20. I97 8enneH', James 65. I6l Benson. Granl 65, l59 Benson. Linda 65. I I4. ll5 Bergman, Sharon 65. II9. l34. l78 Berland, Gary 65. I33 Berry. John I59 Biddulph, Lyn 65. I25. I34 Bingham, LoreHa 65 Bifler, Carol 65. l08. l35 Birler, Dean 65 Bi1 1ar. Ronald 65. 122. 134. 135, 203 Blakely, Beth 65 Borg, Thomas 65. 157 Bragford. Bonnie 65, 119, 120. 2 3 Braifhwaife. Linde 65. 110. 120. 133 Brown, Brenl 66. 156. 161 Brown. David 27. 66. 113. 123. 133. 135. 139 Brown, Lindy 66. 109. 122. 135 Brunl, Jane 66. 120. 203 Buck, Mark 159. 233 Burgher. Pai 66. 119. 120. 190, 203 V Burgin. Jane1'66. I20. 132. 164 Burke, Marilyn 66, 109. 133 Burrows. Julene 66. 131. 132. 189. 207. 233 Bufle. Deanna 66. 114, 115 Ca1l.Gar1ene 66. 119. 125. 191 Call. Sharon 66. 105. 119. 125. 191. 217 Callan. Wayne 66 Campbell. Ken 66. 103. 130 Campbell. Lewis 28. 66, 104. 113.145.148.153.154,155. 159. 206 Carlson. Carolee 66 Carlson. Judy 66 Carlson. Peggy 66. 120 Carpenfer. Wendell 66 Carler. Jim 66. 131, 139, 233 Caughie. Norma 67 Chrisfensen, Karin 26. 27, 67. 119. 120, 129. 198.203 Claylon. Rila 67 Claylon. Sharon 67. 133 Coburn. Sandra 67, 132 Colborn, Evelyn 164 Cordova. Arline 67. 130 Coughlan. Joel 67 Crandall. Carole 25, 26. 27, 67, 117, 135 Creasey. Reggie 67 Criddle. Ray 67. 122 Crooks. LeAnn 67 Cummings. Lorena 67 Daniel, Dayle 67 Davenpor1'.Joan 67, 120, 126. 133, 203 Davenport Mariean 67. 125. 173 Davis. Eddy 134. 136 Daw. Sieven 68. 107 Day, Nick .68 Denning. Allen 68 Dierks. Gary 68, 148. 153. 160. 203 Dunn, Shirley 68 Edwards. Ronny 68, 184 Elg. Lynda 68. 135 Elsberry, Fred 68 Facer. Karen 68. 133 Fager, Judy 27, 168. 120. 203 Farnes. Gary 68 Farrer. Janer 27, 68 Fausf. Doroihy 68 Feely. Marvin 68 Fellman. Buddy 68 Fergusen. Marlin 227 Fisher, La Ria 68 Franclsen. Jane+ 69. 120. 203 Frandsen. Sherry 69. 126 Fugafe, Sidney 69 Galloway. Jesse 139 Galloway. Phillip 69 Gallup. JoAnn 69, 202 Gardner. Sharon 69 Georgia, Marlin 113, 139, 159 Gerrard. Bill 69, 119. 130. 188. 213 Gifford, Jerry 69 Gillespie. Kay 26. 27. 69, 134 Godfrey. Rolene 69 Goldman. Elhel 69 Granf, Rodney 107 Gray, Charloffe 69, 125 Gray. Colleen 69. 114. 115 Greenwall, Marsha 125. 133 Griffin. Evereff 69 Griggs. Bernice 69, 109. 125, 132. 134 Grundmeyer,.Kam 69. 125. 135, 173 Guderiohn. Roberi 70 Guelzow, Val 160 Gunning. Lyn 70. 135 Gyg1i,Shaunna 70. 108. 120. 195 Haack,-JaNe1'h 70. 120 Hadley. Delores 133 Hall. Judifh 70. 132 Hammon. Barbara 70 Hammon. Gail 109. 114, 115. 133 Hammond, Richard 70. 139 Hamirick. Bonnie 70. 126 Hansen. Peggy 26. 29, 70, 108, 117, 128, 195 Hanson, Alice 70, 139 Harding, Srephen 70. 134 Hardy. Carol 70. 100. 125 Harker. Dale 70 Harker. Kenl' 139 Harker. Tess 70. 114, 115, 139 Harman, Carolyn 70. 109 Haroldsen. James 70. 157 Haroldsen. Melvin 71, 107. I77 Hariung, Mary Lou 71. 103. 132 Hawkes. Jean 26. 71. 110 Hayes. Tyla 71 Heafh, Rosemary 27. 29, 71, 120, 132. 204 Hedge. -Sylvia 71. 118 Heileson. Colleen 71. 125. 134 Heindel. Richard 71 Hendricks. Douglas 122 Herron. Larry 71, 117. 123, 150. 160. 217 Herhig, Dona 71 Hess. Judy 71,114,115 Hibner, David 71 Hicks, Larry 71. 123 1j1i11,A1+on 71 Hill, Lon 71 Hiskey. Jean 72 Hobbs. Laura 72 Holm. Mary Helen 72. 133, 203 Hope. Moselle 72 Howard, Michael 72. 188 Howe, Karen 72 Hudson, Janaye 29, 72, 132 Huff, Randal1.72 Hughes. Luana 133 Huish. Leila 72, 132 Humisfon, Roberl 72 Humpherys. Anneiie 72. 119. 125. 132 Humpherys, Saramae 72. 139 Humpherys, Verna 72, 133 Hunfer, Edward 72. 150 Hunfsman, Errol 72. 107 Hurley. Garlh 73. 161 Hurley, Jeaneffe 73. 110. 115. 164 Jacobson, Roger 73 Jardine. Bonnie 133 Jensen. Bren173, 160 Jensen. Dale 73 Jerman. Camille 73, 102, 119. 120. 132. 203 Johnson. Charlene 73, 119 Johnson, Kenf 73. 134 on, ancy Johns N 73. 120. 124, 126 1 1 201 3 . Jolley, Dick 29. 73. 113. 144. 148 203 Jones. Blaine 73. 148 Jones Jones Jones Jones Kay 27, 73. 117 Margare1'73. 164 f Shirley 73. 133 sang.. 74 124.432, 203 Jose. L1osephine174, 103 Kahler. Charlene 74. 134 Kay, Roy 74 Kearney. Carol 74 Kelsch, Mary Carol 74. 120. 130, 197. 222, 232 Mace. Janice 76. 118. 184 Malone. Irene 76. 133. 139 Marler. Janer 77 Marfin. Melvin 26. 27. 77, 117. 136, 176, 189 Mason. Bradley 77 Mason, Jay 77 Master. Judy 77. 105. 109, 132. 204 Maxwell. Carolyn 77 Mayberry. Rad 107 Meierdrfo. Rosalie 77 Merkley. Jeanne 26. 27. 77. 120. 203 Merrill. Rodney 27. 77. 134. 135. 136, 189. 197. 203 Meyers. William 77. 203 Mickelson. Ruih 77. 120. 132 Milburn. Rodney 78 Miles, Celia 77. 133 Millard. Julie 77. 120. 132 Miller, Bonnie 139, 202 Mi1ler.CQaro1 77 Misseldine. Judiih 78. IIB Misseldine. Ken? 78 Mitchell. Nancy 78, 120. 236 Monlgomery. Lola 78 Moore. Derrel 78. 111 Morrow, Carol 78 Mossman. Siarr 78 Mulkey. Bruce 78 Kennaday. Jean 27. 74, 109. 125 Kennedy. Jeanneife 74. 118. 182 Killian. Cora Lee 74, 124. 125. Kissner. Gary 74. 107 Knoll. Anne 74. 120. 126. 133. 135. 203 Kofoed. Janyce 74. 105, 118. 120, 173 Kraupp, Richard 74 Kunard, Ronald 74 Kunz. Margarel 74. 120. 203 Lale, Bobby 75. 153. 155 Lance. Sharon 26, 27, 75. 100. 120. 128, 198, 203. 218. 228. 232 Landis. Joseph 75 Lankford, Pafricia 29. 75, 100. 108. 120. 164 Larsen, Ronald 75 Leavill, Gwen 26, 75. 119. 203, 233 Lee. Gary 75 Lee. Jimmy 75 Leedy. David 29, 75, 103 Lemmon. Carolyn 75, 133 Leonard. Jim 75, 113, 150 Likes. Bob 75 Linde. Karen Jo 75, 132 Lindsay. Colleen 75 Lloyd. Shirlene 75, 118 Lofgren, Sharon 76 Loflin, Barbara 76 Long. lona 76. 103. 132. 136 Longacre, Sandra 76 Lords, Verla 76. 164 Loveioy, Ken176, 113. 152. 160, 206 Luflcin. George 75 Luke. Gene 76 Lu1hy.Jeann 76. 105. 118. 133 Lyons, Denng 76. 156, 203 McCar+y. Ray 76. 161 McKinley. Reinifa 76. 134 McKnigh'r. Wava 76. 118 Murphy, JoAnn 78, 120. 124. 188 Murray, Connie 78 Newcomb, Jeanefie 78. 139 Nield. Lloyd 78, 113, 150. 152. 159, 227 Nielson. Levern 78. 107. 117. 148 Nissen. Shirley 26. 27. 78. 104. -.4 nos. 120. 132.204 1 Nugent Sue 78. 120. 203 O'Bryan1', Sharon 78. 120. 134. 135. 172 I Oden,Harrie1 78. 120. 124. 130. - 132 1 Ohms, Dawna 78, 110 Oler. Jan 78, 133 1 Olsen. Phyllis Jean 79. 133 - Orme. Phyllis 79, 134, 136 Oswald. Delmonf 79, 106. 197m N 203 , 'Tg Owen. June 79. 102. 118. 126, 1. 134 Owens. Carolyn 79. 133 .A Packard, Wanda 79. 134 Pa cheri. Michel 79. 107 Pailham. Rulh 79 Pa++erson, Norma 79, 119. 124. 126 Payne, Karhleen 79. 119. 120. 194 Pearce, LaMarr 79 Pederson. Ruih 79. 132. 172 Perrii, James 79 Pefiy. Margie 79. 202 Perez, Julian 29, 107 Perez, Sandra 79 Perrenoud. Kenl 79. 131. 132. 139. 204 Pierson. Sonia 164 Priest Jane 103 Ransom. JoAnne 133' Rasband. Berkley 79, 188 Reeve. Marilyn 79. 108. 120. 132 241 ...J Reitschneider. Barbara 103, I20. 124 Remsburg. William 79 Richins, Bonnie 80. 132. 133. 189 Rider. Johnny 80. 123, 134, 135 St. Clair, Katie 26. 80. 100. 126, 130. 195. 197, 201 Sekaguchi, Bill 28.80, 101, 113. 148. 153, 155. 159 Setriano. Shirley 80. 133. 203 Schmier. Rodney 80 Schultz. Gary 132 Schuppenies. Carlene 80. 134 Schwarzman. Carolyn 80. 109. 131 Scott, Linda 80, 118. 120. 124. 134. 217 Scott. Ruth 110.131 Sessions, LaJean 80 Sexton. Kay 80. 108, 119, 133 Shurtlaft. Bill 80. 136 Simmons. Ann 133 Simpson. Richard 150 Slansky. Richard 105. 113. 158, ,162 159 Smith. Barbara 80 Smith. Collins B0 Smith. Cordell 80, 148 Smith. Doug 29. 80. 102. 113, 116.169, 172, 179 Smith. Gayle 80 Smith. Gregory 80 Snarr. Steve 80 Sommarville. Richard 80 Sorterberg, Harry 218 Sparks. Rolland 80, 105 Spencer. Carmen 28. 80. 118, 119, 120. 203 Squires. Marilyn 81. 164 Staley. Donna 81 Standley. Keith 81 Stanger, David 81 Stanger. Pat 81. 119 Stark, Mary 126. 201 Staufter. Jimmy 81. IO7 Stewart, Helen 81. 139 Stiles. Carole 81. 109 Storer, Don 113. 148 Storer. Karen 81, 109. 134 Storer. Kenneth 81. 134 Storms, Dennis 81. 132. 150. 157, 160 Strand. Jeanette 26. 81. I20. 176. 203. 230 Stratford, Karen 81. 119, I20. 132, 194 Stringham, Karen 81 Strom. Margaret 81 Stromberg, Sue Ann 29, 81. 118, 125. 173 Sudweeks, Jay 81. 150 Swendsen. Kathleen 81. 110, I20. 134. nas, 162, Talbot. Duane 81, 132 Taylor. Gene 81 Taylor. LaVarn 81 Taylor. Willie 81 Thiel. Jerry 81. 107. 113. 196. 216 Thomas. Sharon 82 Thomassen. lrene 82. 104. 120, 121. 126. 201 Thompson. Eula 82. 125. 134 Thomson, Ken 82 242 Thornley. Hblen 82. 105, 118, 132, 203 Tingey. Elayne 82, 133. 203 Tomchak. Margaret 82 Traughber, Nita 82 Tucker. Susan 82. 105. 119, 125, 186 Volhein, David 82, 148 Walker. Robert 82 Walters. Jerry 130 Watson, Leah. 82. 135 Weaver, Eldon 139 Weeks. Clinton 134. 136 Wessel. Betty 82. 133 West. Lyle B2 Westergard, Jim 82 Westergard. LeRoy 82 White. Gale 82 Whitehead. Ted 225 Whitney. Kent 82. 113. 146. 153. 160. 206 Whitney. Sharon 82. 126, 133 Williams, Barton 82 Williams. Bonnie Lou 26. 27. 83 120. 132 Williams, Galen 58. 160 Wilson, Elinor 83, 100, 120. 173 Wilson. Marilyn 83. 102 Wohlschlegel. Bob 83. 134. 136 Wong. Ted 83. 104, 203 Woolley, Dale 83. 135 Woolley, Hoyt 83. 134, 136 Woolsey, Sandra 83, 125 Wright. Max 83. 107 Yarber. Ruth 83 Young. Doug B3 Young, Valae 83. 119, 125 Zickrick. Margaret 83, 164. 165 188 61444 Albright. Warren 86.97. 113. 158, 159 Allred. Jim 159 Alvey. Dee Ann 86, 135, 139 Ames. Louise 86. 125 127 Anderson. Cheryl 86 Anderson. Judy 86. I20. 126. 133 Anderson. Margaret 86 Barr, Connie 86 Barr. Errol 160 Bartlette. Kim 110. 115. 126 Bateman, Fred 196 Beard, Winston 104 Beck. Darrell 86. 107, 113, 150 Belson. David 86. 102 Belveal. Rosalie 86. 126. 133 Bendz. Jon 86 Bennett. Richard 107, 116 Bergeman. Jerry 87 Biddulph. Kent 26. 87, 113. 148 150. 156. 159 Billman. Arlo 87 Bingham. Steve 87 Bird, Carole 87. 102. 110 Bird, Roger 87. 107 Bird. Roy 87 Bird. Ruth 87 Blanchard. Deanna 87, 126. 133 Boardman, Betsy 87, 125. I26. 133 Bock. Karl 87 Boettcher, Hans 87. 106. 133. 193 Bowman. Larry 87. 150. 159. 160 Boyle. Karen 87. 133 Brewington. Judy 87. 125. 126. 133. 201 Brinkman. George 87 Brough, JoAnne 87. 133 Brown, Ardis 87. I26 Brown. Dorothy 87. 114. 115, 126. 164 Brown. Robert 87 Brown. Roy 150, 156. 159 Brown, Vau hn 87 Browne 9 11. Jim 87.97, 150 Brunt. Linda 87, 118. 133. 187 csu, Ly nn 87 Campbell, Carth 87. 133 Carey. Harriet 87 Carl. Joe 87 Carlson. Betty Jo 87. 105. 118. 133 Carter, Cecil. S Micheal 139 hirley 87 Christensen. Richard 87 Clatlin. Heather 87 Clark, Karen 87 Claycomb, Dick 88 Clements, Joseph 88 Cleveland. Jackie 88 Clittord, Joe 134 Clittord, Sue 88. 114, 115. 130. 235 Anderson. Margery 133 Anderson. Neil 86, 156 Anderton. Dorothy 86 Andrus. Douglas 133 Armtield, Malinda 86 Armstrong. Ribhard 26, 27. 86, 135 Arnold. Sandra 86. 126 Aschliman. Carma 133 Ashton. Carolyn 27, 86. I26 Atkinson. Judy 86. 125 Austin, Kenneth 86 Babbel, Carolyn 86. 124 Bailess. William Lee 123 Baldwin, Jeanie 86 Barker. Harry B6 Barkalow. Carol 86 Barnes, Barbara 86, 133 Barney, Trina 27, 86 Barnhart, David 86 Coburn. Patricia 88. I26. 201. 236 Coburn. Robert 88 Cole. Judy 88 Colson. Steven 88 Conner. Kathy 26, 88. 133 Cook. Ann 88 Cook. Barbara 88. 124, 133. 135 Cooper. Kent 88 Corless. Carrie 88. 97. 108. 130. 181 Cranney. Elling 88, 122 Crapo. Robert 88. 97. 150, 235 Criddle. Jay 88. 122. 157 Crott, Larry 88 Cromwell. Robert 88, 107 Curnutt, Edwin 88 Cushing. Karen 88. 108 Cushing. Kent 88 David. Micheal 88 Daw. Deanna 88. 97, 125, 133. 176, 182 Day. Lola 88 De Boisblanc. Jacqueline 88 Denning, Gwen 88 Dingman. Frank 88 Dunagun. Gail 88 Dursteler. Eugene B8 Eagle. Robert 88. 112. 201 Earl. Gayle 88. 131. 181 Eckersley. Elaine 88. 118. 133 Ellsworth. Judy 88. 105. 164 Elsberry, Jerri 88. 126.1201 Elwood, Richard 88 Evans. Gloria 133 Evens. Boyd 88. 157 Evens. Jo 88 Ferrer, Bob 88 Feely. Judy 88. 109. 114, 115. 139 Fewens, Linda 88, 97. 118. 120, 133. 186. 187 Fickbohm. Steve 107 Fife. Gary 88. 112 Fisher. Renee 88, 134 Foreman. Dale 89, II2, 133. 134. 204 Forman. Patricia 89 Foster, Cary 89 Fox, Vernon 89 Freeman. Millene 89. 131, 193 French, Skip 89, 97, 112. 235 Fricke. Pamela 105. 126 Frost. Sherrie 89 Funk. Jackie 89. III Gadclie. Dixie 26. 89. 134, 136 Gallup. La Rie 89. 102 Gamble. John 89, 105. 112. 150 Gammett. Georgia 108 Garcia. Reuben 160 Gardner, Barry 89 Gardner. Keith 89 Gardner, Ronnie 89. 101. 112. 1 13 Gardner, Terrell 89. 150 Gessel. Bruce 89. 112. 201 Gessel. Bryan 89 Gianchetta. Gayton 89 Gilbert. Allan 89 Glover, Eva Kaya 27, 89. 125. 187 Gobble. Mary 133 Goldman. Elma 89. 133. 139 Goldman. Leland 89 Gray- Dennis 89. 107 Gray. Kenneth 89 Green. Gilbert 89 Green. Ronnie 27 Green, Sharen 89, 133 Grittin, Jewel 89 Grittith. Jerry 89, 134 Groberg. Delbert 26. 27. 89. 130. 150. 235 Grover. Carol 89 Gubler, Jeanne 89 Hagen. David 89 Hagen. Skip 89 Hahn. Elmer 89 Hale, DeVon 89 Hall. Merritt 89 Hall. Tom 89 Handly, Janet 97. 108, 120 Hansen. Delone 89 Hanson. Donna 89. 114. 115. 164 Halch, Harvey 26, 90. l56, I69 Hanson, Jack 89 Hanson, Nadine 89. IZ6, I34 Harding, Sleven 90 Hardy, James 90. I56 Harker. Joy 90. ll8, I33 Harris, Brian 90, 97, I34 Harris. Jerry 90. I33 Harris, Karen 90 Harryman, Earl 90, I33 Harl. J. C. 27, 90, ll3. l52, 459. 206 I Harward, Raymond 90.91. II3, l50. l56. l59 Hayes. Linda 90 Hayes, Charlolle lToddyl 90. l05. 2l3 Heelh, Kalhleen 90, I33 Hebdon, Peggy 90, I33 Heileson, Geraldine 90 Hendrickson, Larry 90, IO7, II2, l50 Heyrend. Carol 90, IO8. II8, I33 Hill. Leona 90 Hill, Roger 90 Hillman, Karen 27, 29. 90 Hillbrand, Rulh 90, II9 Hodges, Roger 90 Holi. Roberl 90. I33 Holmes. ValDean 90 Holyoak. Allred 90 Hook. Joan 90 Hook, Mary 90. IO9 Hops, Larry 90, IOS Howard. Cammie 90 Howard. Don 90 Huffman, Richard 90, II6 Hunsaker, DeEsla 90 Hunl. Darrell 90 Hunler, Allred 90. I56 Hymas, Sheila 90 Jacobs. Bonnie 90. I I4, I I5. I25 Jeffers, Terry 90, l56, l5B, l59, I60 Jeffery. Judy 90 Jenkins, Tim 9I, 97, I50, I87 Jenks, Gary I33 Jensen. Elaine 9I, IO9. IIB, I33 Jensen, Gene 9l Jensen. Rodger 9I Jensen. Vonda 9I. IO9 Johnson, Charlolle 9I, l24 Johnson. Winnie 9l Jones. Colleen 9I, I25, I35, I39 Jones, Judy 9I Jones, Mariorie 9l, I26 Karlson, Le Roy 9l, IO7 Keller, Sherry 9l. I26, I64. 22I Killian, Michael 9I Kinzer, Richard 9l Kirkham, Bonnie Jean 9I. IO9, I39. I64 Klesney, Carolyn 9l, I64 Klesney, Francis 9l, I33 Korle, Belly I96 Kosler. Kalhryn 9l, I I I Kyle. Douglas 9I Lamberl, Sunny 9l Lange, Laverne 9l Larsen. Don 9I Larsen, Marvin 9I , Lau, Sally 9l, I05. I26, I64 Leahy, Linda 9l. IIB Lewis. Larry 26, 27. 9l Lewis, Roberl 9l, I33 Likes. Dolly 9I Livingslon. Ann 9I. I I4. I I5. I64 Logan, Richard 9l Lord. June 9l Lords. Alla ll4, ll5. I33 Lords. Chrislina 9I Lowder, Gary 9l Ludwig. Lois 9l. I33 Luebke, Mike 9l Lund, Linda 9I, I08, I64 Lundahl, Jacque 9l, I25 Lundgren, DeAnne 9l McAl'fee, Rex 9I, I34 McAuley, Jeanie 20l McConnell, Roberl 92 McDonald, Pal 92, l05. ll8, I26, I64, 20l McFarlin, Jess 92 McGary. Jerry 92 McKenzie, Delwin 92 McKinlay, Joyce 92, I64 McLain, Maurice 92 McMurry, Laura I64 McNeal, Clyde 92, I50 Mace, Vernon 92, I07 Machen. Palricia 92 Madsen. Sandra 92, l03, II4, ll9, I96 Mander. Sybil 92 Mann, Marilyn 92. I04 Manwaring, Jessie 92, l24 Marcon, Pearl 97, I3O, 22I Marroll, Douglas 92 Marshall, Mariorie 92, I25. I64 Marlin, Phyllis 92, II9, I33, 2II Marlindale, Leone 93. IO9. II9 Massendale. Fred 92, II2, I32. I33, 204 Mayall, Elaine 26. 92. I33. IS6 Melquisl, Karin 92. 22I Melcell, Jim 26.92, II2, l65 Milburn, Sarah 92, I64 Miller, Marian 92 Moir. Norma l30 Monk, Jay 92, I59 Monlague, Donald 92, 97 Monlague, Ronald 92, II2, I33. 20I Mooney. Carol 92, I08 Nael, Lois 92, I33 Neel, Marilyn 92 Nallress, Danice 92, IO9 Nebeker, Rex 92. l57. I60 Nebel. Wanda I64 Nelson, Theron 92 Newman. Malhilda 92, I09 Newlon. Cecelia 92, I33 Newlon, James 92, I l2, I33. ISO, I56 Neyman, Don 92, I60 Ng. Henry 92 Nichols, Lola 92 Nickell. Lynn 92. I33 Niederhauser, Elaine 92. I33 Nilson, Dean 92 Nisle, Charlolle 93 Olsen, Palsy 92, I05. l08 Ollmanns. Robin 93 Oswald. Kenl IO7 Oswald, Joan 93. I02 Pebsl, Reva 93 Pack. John 93 Page, Sleve 93. I II, I60 Palmer. Roberl 93, I02 Paschke. John 93 Pech, Socorro 93. I03. I33. I93 Peck. Gerald 93, l30 Pelol. Lew 93 Pendlelon, Ellis 29, 93. I60 Pelerson. Dennis 93 Pelerson, Henry 93 Pellingill, Jerry 93, II2, I58, l59 Pifer, Sue 93, II4. II5, I64 Poorman. Dennis 93, I33 Preece. Larry 93 Priesl, Jane 93, l04 Prim, Lois 93. I26, 20I Ouinlon. Melvin 92, IO7 Rarden, Pal 93 Rasmussen, George 93, I39 Ray. DeLoy IO7 Rees, Susan 93, IO3, II8, II9 Reynolds, Brenl 93, I34 Reynolds, Roy 93, I02 Richards. Denise 93 Richardson, llene 93 Richins. Bessie 92. Il4, IIS Rider, Vicki 26, 93, ll8, I20. I33 Rilchie, Sharon 93 Roberlson, Rosalie 93 Robinson, Irene 93. I I8 Robohm, Dale 93. I33 Rock. Carol Sue 93, I33 Runions, Jean 27, 93, I33, I35 Ryan. Brenda 93 Ryan. Elizabelh 93, I05, I26. I33. I73 Ryder, Judy 93, I33 Samuelson. Karline 93 Sanderson, Roger 94 Sauer, George 94, I02 Sawyer, Sharon 94 Sayer, Sandy 94, 97, l05. I I8 Schwendiman, Richard 94 Schmidl, Margarel 94, I93 Searle, Chrisline 94 Shaw, Dennie 94, l59 Shepherd. Roger I33 Shipley, Shirley Ann 94 Shoemaker, Sally 94. I26 Shorl, Judilh 94 Shivley, David I07 Siebman, Anile 94, IOS Siegfried, Fred 94, I60 Simmonds. Jim 94, 97. I I3 Simon, Jackie I64 Slansky, Jo Anne 94, l25, I64, l73 I Smilh, Daniel 94 Smilh, Darla 94 Snarr, Dorolhy 94 Sobieske, James 94 Sorenson, Norma 94 Sorenson, Palricie 94, I33, I87 Soulh, Barry 94. I33 Spoflord, Paul 94 Squires, Sandra Jo 26, 27, 94. IOS, ll8 Slaker, Brenl 94 Slaker, Larry 94 Slanger. Bruce 26. 27, 94, I I7, l56. I76 Steele, Barbara 94, l08 Sleale, Jean 94 Slemmons. Jack 94 Sloddard, Larry 94 Slolworlhy. Janel 94. I-08 Slorer, Melva 94 'W Slosich, Tommy 94. I33. I35 Slroehm, Maia 94. IO9 Slrong. Virginia 27, 94. IO8. I20. l95 Swendsen. Lynne 94, Il5 Talbol. Kay 94 Tale, Ulene 94, 97. I I4. Il5. I33. I87 Tegnell. Jim 94 TenEyck 95 Terry. Dale 95 Thiel, Sharann 29. 95, l05. llB. I26. l30. I96 Thompson, Bonnie 95 Thompson. Bonnie Lynn I33 Thompson. Darreld 95. I69 Thompson. Judy 26. 27. 95. I25 I34 Thompson. 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