Idaho Falls High School - Spud Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)
- Class of 1960
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'Jq A5 if li I x., Dr John W Tucker offer fwo years of servnce as supermfendenf n Dmsfr cf 9I has proved fo everyone hrs remarkable abul fy fo manage The affairs and problems which face a school drsfr cf Thanks as offered Dr Tucker for fhe nmmense responsubulvfy he has underfaken for fhe d sfrncfs benefuf SUPERINTENDENT URGES SELF MOTIVATION Alfhough an lmporfanf phase of your educafxon will end wufh your graduahon from ldaho Falls l-llgh School your success depends largely on how well and how far you fravel 'lhls road As an adulf you wnll be guven no free ndes There wall be no feacher af your snde 'ro dnrecf 'fhe way or delay a fesf because you are nof prepared Two nndrspensuble 'rhmgs wrll be essenhal fo lnfellecfual progress rndependenf self mohvafed sfudy and crxhcal fhmknng We hope each of you are prepared for 'rhns lourney Congrafulahons for your achuevemenfs Besf wnshes xn vzcforues yef un won Zfkfwoovfed fhe road +o wisdom and knowledge sfrefches unfraveled before you. Whefher you enfer college or an occupafion I l5'0ard 1611165 on Distric! Problems 'np rlenl rne'+ers rnusf be dlscussed by he nren who and Dr John Tucker Shown al 'lne rlghl' are George Conner superlnfendenr o :ng and qro nds who supervlses scho cuslodmens Mr Conner IS converslng wnlh Reber Kee-'rung busrness manager of lhe dlsfrlcl' Allhough generally serious nn nalure below lhe school board pauses 'ro enloy a lrrendy char as lhe Spud camera clicks The board ands Dr Tucker rmmeasurably In has work Pucfured leff 'ro rlghi All Olsen member Leonard Manwarung 'rreasurer Arden Hughes clerk Dean Dnxon vnce chaxrman Rex Schwendxman chairman -vw--.....,,,, 'tina NQ 5 1 4 ' . . , . ' I . I p -, bulld' u , ' lhe f A , . . . A . . 4 . . , . . . . -- , 1 ' . : , -'ML..s..AgM.fQ l w,x.,,,, v,,. ,M I' v A c gjgfij ' s - , s I1 ..... .. A. 1 H ...-- 5 ' I S Pruncupal Glenn Manuons open door polucy has been a conslanf aud lo sfudenls and facully alulce durung The pasf year A fruendly manner along wu+h experl' advuce and apr uudgmenf has marked Mr Manuon as a pruncupal long lo be remembered by everyone MR MANION COMMENDS SCHOOL SPIRIT The purpose of educaluon un general and of l'he Idaho Falls l'lugh School specufucally us lo provude an adequale educaluonal program for all srudenls l-lere you have lea ned cerlaun basuc 'ob and socual slculls Throughoul your lule you wull be engaged un solvung The problems of socuely Your years un school have beller equupped you wulh lhe lcnowledge of how lo handle Jrhese sulualuons For many of you your experuences here are bul' lhe begunnung Thus us as ul should be ln order 'ro lead useful and successful luves you should conlunue lo experuence desurable learnung sulualuons afler you leave hugh school Congralulahons lo 'rhe members of 'rhe Class of l96O Now lhal' you have funushed hugh school ur us only fullung hal you be unformed of your splendud cooperaluon and achuevemen+ The cufuzenry of Jrhe communuly parenls fav oayers admunuslraluon facully express 'rheur apprecualuon for The excellenl manner un whuch you have upheld +he sfand ards and lraduluons of +he school You have helped 'rogelher wulh 'rhe uunuors and sophomores fo care for 'lhe buuldung and grounds un a coorduna+ed way School spuru'r has been greal and second fo none The 'faculfy and sraff loun wulh me un wushung for each of you success and happuness un lhe years ahead Suncerely QZLMWW7 . . . . uu uu . . - u u Q F . . . . . . u . - u - u u - . . ' . . . . , Y . . , . u , ' ' - u u u 1 , .X . Always on The iob wiTh a sense of Tair- ness in issuing excuses is Mrs. Vivian BuTTerworTh, aTTendance secreTary. Mrs. BuTTerworTh's duTies include, besides is- suing excuses, keeping aTTendance rec- ords and waTching The bookroom. Mrs. Forence Korell and Mrs. Barbara KragThorpe, wTTe oT Coach David Krag- Thorpe pause Tor a momenT from check- ing office Tiles Tor a breaTher. The Two secreTaries were added To The sTaTT iusT affer The Tirsf s'x weeks when Mrs. BeasTon and Miss Lough leTT The sTaTT. Mrs. KragThorpe leTT The sTaT'T' aT The end ol The semesTer. f H f s Keep Z Z!-LS O Ives kunuing PicTi.red aT The righT is Vice-principal Owen Thornock, pausing a momenT Trorn an imporTanT cal. Mr. Thcrnack has been a greaT aid in lessening Mr. Manion's duTies in The pasT Two years. Mrs. Essie BeasTon and Miss Muriel Lough are shown in The TirsT picTure above in a Tamiliar and friendly scene. Mrs. BeasTon and Miss Lough were general ollice secreTaries Tor The TirsT six weeks of school, as well as lasT year. wh ATTer many Tries aT securing a permanenT secreTary in The cenTral oTTice, IFHS finally acquired Mrs. Doris Miller. Mrs. Miller's Trienclly manner is a welcome addiTion To The office. Sanding by a newly-purchased sighT- resfrg 'nacnire is scrco nurse Mrs. RuTh Oberlander, above. The sympaTheTic nurse is available aT all Times To hear a sT.1denT's peT pain. Mrs. AfTa WesTergard and Mrs. ETTa Lee, picTured aT The righT, are shown examining a ThoughT-provoking picTure charT regarding The care oT The TeeTh. Mrs. WesTergard and Mrs. Lee are school nurses Tor Di.sTricT QI. Uaunsclvrs ,Add Mcmbsr A new counselor Howard Couch has been added fo lhe been a leacher of psychology and shll leaches one class so he IS a well known friend lo many al IFHS Has exlra help IS a relief fo The olher lwo deans and lo sludenls anxious for counsel M ss Faye Norrxs dean of glrls IS nofed for her guidance Ideas Miss Norms as always ready fo lend a helprng hand 'ro any s'ruden+ wnlh problems concerning has class schedule and vocahon A wlllmg and helpful friend for everyone has proven fo be Ralph O Waddoups dean of boys and head of 'lhe guidance deparfmenf Mr Waddoups IS consulled and heeded on many problems plagulng sludenls slall of deans ln' lhe pas? year. IMr. Couch has previously Chosen faculfy members make up fhe Faculfy Advisory Commiffee. The mem- bers vofe on cerfain maffers, and acf as an advisor fo fhe principal. Leff fo righf-Miss Jean Weldon, Mrs. Helen Aupperle, Mrs. Alice Longmore, Mrs. LaVern Miller, James Werry, Earl Lindley, Don Miller, Glenn Manion, principal. Zzculfy Hammztlecs Advance 8duca!1ar1 Advancemenf of fhe reaching profession and educafion in general is fhe aim of fhe ldaho Falls Educafion Associahon Af fhe leff fhe commiffee members welfare commiffee Howard Couch child welfare Harvey Jones welfare com miffee Miss Esfher Garland feacher educafion and professional sfandards comrniffee Mrs Collen Neel building represenfafive for IFHS Miss Jean Weldon secrefary of fl-e IFEA Miss Affon Biffon publicify foolc fhe picfure Mrs Befh Clarlr physical educafion insfrucfor af IFH S holds fhe office of presidenf of fhe Idaho Deparfmenf of Classroom Teachers The orgamzafion is sfafe wide where feachers from all over fhe sfafe meef fogefher fo dis cuss classroom problems l 1 ll 5 ' are seen, lefi' fo righf-Milfon Madsori, l.F.E.A. presidenf: Brian Robinson, 1 23 .vig , P- wi' 'flu Ni N an A iv Vx f X' x if H4 v. A? Q L V.. U W5 Qi? Q 'fi' AJ ' ggi? - ,f. Fisher Rufh Fleck Ida Funderburk Ellzabefh BS Umverglfy of I aho BA Park College U of lllnons U of Chicago Englush Lafm Spamsh Lahn Garland Esfher Gnfforcl A L Gnmmeh' Marllla BA Ouachnha Col MA U of olo Spec a! BA Brigham Young Umverslfy Amerncan Hnsfory Amencan Govermem' Inshumenfal M 1C English Confemporary Luferafure Hale Zuma S Harivagsen Jack A Heley Raymond W BA Un VHFSIYY of idaho U o BA Carlefon Co! M Bus Ed U ofl Spanwsh Physics Consumers Dusirubuhve Ed in 1 XS , ,. WH 1 , 1 I' sir- fi p if fr 1 kr, f 5, 2 Q.K,, 5? .X 2, ea' '11 Q? Thu! ,Ns vw Mi, ,33- . ii 154 ,iff 'E if 3233 9 ,fi ,YQ ,uw ig ,gf 1, .AUM ggjggxi -,S-wg N X' 1 ki fig, . K h2gwQm- , . 9 f V.,,,,f. W ,. , M . N .I ,1.. 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The PTSA rs run smoolhly by lhe capable leadership of rhe ofhcers of lhe organrzahon Above lhe olfrcers share a frnendly conversahon wulh Bonme Barlcalow secrefary of PTSA Leff io rlgh+ Ralph Gesas James Enlre Bonme Mrs Ralph Ge-sas and Mrs James Enlce Mr and Mrs Enlre are presudenls Mr and Mrs Wulluam l-lewrll larsl vnce pres: denls Mr and Mrs Gesas second vrce presrdenfs and Wrl llam Olnver lreasurer ,0 if 'if An oulsfandmg fealure ofone monlhly PTSA meehng wasa panel drscussnon conposed of srudenfs and adulls geared 'fo dsscuss school problems Mod era or of rhe panel us ud Hosford while members of lhe panel rnclude Brad Lewrs Muss Faye Norrus Mrs Elnzabelh Boardman Kalhy Wasden Tammy Timmons and Mary Berry Sfudy ands drnvang cars 'ro school and weekday dafmg were roplcs 32 Eager and wnlllng To work are lhe class rummage sale chalrmen who were In charge of orgamzrng lheur classes lo collecl' rummage for rhe PTSA sale Leff +o rlghi' Georgia Brunr sophomore chanrman Bob Whale and Nancy Easlerly lunuor chairmen Vac Errclrson and Mary Bass sensor chaurrnen Absenf For 'rhe prclure were Roger Cranney sophomore chairman and Robyn lnfell' sensor chairman - . . - . - . i , , . , , . 2 -4 -gn . 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Kusfadzzzus Pohsh Cforrzdors Hall floors 'ro be dusled class oo s lo be sel n or der and resl rooms +o be cleaneo +hese are buf a few of 'rhe clul es ol The cuslod ans ol ll:HS They worlc hard durng and af 'fer school preparrng for Th me l ay Cliff Halgren Oscar Holm John Rollms Edna Empey H L Wllson Lynn Barrow William Hun+er Wayne Hall Pearl Krueger Kafeterla Persalmel Appeases v4Wc'f1fc' f 1 Donna Bur+on Exoerl food plannmng mn lhe form of colorful and appeluzsng meals vs Hue 'ob of rlwe calelerna slalf Head ed by Donna Burlon 'rlwe women com bane smules wllw good service T every meal Ellen Burfon Helen Smlfh Ru1'l'1 Trppefs Maude Wlnhng Ella Nielsen Glvlnq sfudenls a chance fo calch an ry unch af arn rs fhe slu sfal plclured af +I'-e lelf They are MJean Soulh Brenda Freece Apha Jo nso Gerald Wlllams Char es Sawer Joyce Hoverson Gladys Prnce Jeanne Oswa d and Beafruce Newman Smrlnng and earneslly helpful +0 ge+ frng The school fed are fhe sfudenfs hrred 'ro help rn ihe cafeferua af noon Prcrured lefl' lo rrghl are Nancy Kern len Helen Corbeff John Jo es Jessuca Clark Carrna Gough Arvulla nr rde Del Rlchards Ph llnp an non Sharon Robmson Lorraine Leaf Gerald Crook Jerry Johnson Carmen Tremmellrng Karen Lough Norma rev As an overflow of s+udenfs pour rn +he cafeferra af noon exfra hands are needed +o and 'rhe hrred dxehcrans Prdured leff fo rrghl' are Dale Wolf' Saundra Rehn Jo Anne Taylor Nancy Syme Allred aoldman Eddle Chabol' Jay Gl or Marfha Humrnphrys De Lynn Russell Lor fame Durfchl Brenf Sfevenson Linda Clun+ Carma Goldman Connle Bosworfh Bren? Dal 9 eall' II denf f' . . he ' '1 ,J l l , nf Kwbf, , H' c. FI I' ' ,y P .y U A. in id. , I lln, l V , EDWARDS EXPRESSES THANKS Serving as your sfudenf body presidenf for 'rhe Iasf year has given me a chance 'Io realize and appreciafe fhis wonderful school. Here we are privileged fo gain an educafion, +o enable us Iafer fo sfep ouf and fake our place in sociefy. During fhe pasf year we have come up againsf many problems, buf. wifh careful guidance. and everlasfing pafience of adminisfrafion and faculfy, we have been able +o iron ouf fhese problems. I wanf fo fhanlc fhe Senior Class for fhe overwhelming supporf fhey have given fo me and fhe ofher sfudenf body officers fhis pasf year: if has been very much appreciafed. To fhe classes which follow The Class of '60 down fhe road of life: I wanf 'ro encourage you fo supporf and fake fuII advanfage of fhe opporfunifies offered in our high school, for if is 'rhrough fhese opporfunifies 'rhaf you gain 'rhis much-needed knowledge, so valuable in 'rhis day and age. Now as we leave fhese halls of Dear old I. F. I-Iigh a+ 'rhe end of anofher school ferm Iwhich for some of us wiII be fhe Ias+I. I wanf fo wish each of you all fhe happiness and success in fhe world. 36 Oficers Serzfc' Sfudmf Eddy Perlry Robyn lnfell' srudenl body secre ary as plclure a ove wrmng p mnnufes from rhe pas? Sfudenl' Coun cal meehng Robyn also musi lake care a sclwoo cor respondence As he sfops for a second before deposuhnq s ool 'lurds n Ylwe safe bus ness manag r Sleve Klnnger IS cauglwl by llne Camera s flash Sfrulrzng a 'famxluar pose IS Forde Johnson sfudenf body vce presrdenf and presrdenl' of Sfudenf Coun preslde over all Councul meehngs and +o subslnlule 'lor Sleve wb never be IS abserl wJ As head momlor O er Romrell ever on +l'1e lookouf for siudenfs careless of lheur con uc? Above Roger pre pares To wrrfe a cus 'romary hclmef for a very nauglnly slu denr Nwlwwl refwrd spe ed queries y Thompson sfudenr body In sl' r an Kays duhes are preparing 'flee weexy scl'-edule board and lreepvng a lnlsrory of sludenf body acluvnhes , Q M H I R g iQ r , ' A d Y b La ' A .l ' d . of ll I - ' A - F .1 cll. I? ls Fcrde's duly +o 'o o S 'L 3 ll l ' Ka cl: . -i . ' F e , X .3 oi . ' ' tudeu! 60 uri! Kcvi cs 60 fifufiv The ollicers of Sludenr Council are piclured before Sludenl Council convenes discussing an im- porlanl business mailer. Leff fo righl- Jay Gaskill, presidenl pro- lem: Robyn lnfell, secrelaryq Forde Johnson, presidenfg Glenn Man- ion. advisor: Mike l-lalch, parlia- menlarian. Elecled from each home room, fhese members of Sfudenl Council slrive lo correcr errors and diliicullies in school governmenf during The lirsl semesler. Leff fo righf, row one-Kalhy Wasden, Mary Berry Mary Bass, Dorofhy Keller, Judy Sirnpson, Karhy Peferson, Judy Gremmels, Judy Moser, Sue Perry, Connie Johnson, Chuck Lankford Bill Paschke David Hale, Kenny Johnson, Kaye Mickelson, Joyce Drollinqer Susan Johnson, Susan Blackslead, Janel Gesas, Linda Hafch' row fwo-Linda Miller, Deanna Arave Georgia Brunf, Janel Spencer Palsy Pirarn, Joe Holsf, l-larry Markowski, Brenl Slevenson Mike Slorer, Brenl Rowefle, James Crapo, Mike Halch, Richard Sharp Sieve Auslin Tracy Randall, Margarel Johnson, Janice Soelberg, Barbara Koonfz, Rosemary Runions, Nancy Fricke, Lorraine Raisbeck Marilyn Cropper, Brenl Dalling, Isabell Murray, Phil Lloyd, Belly Schley, Lorraine Day, Sharon O'Brien: row lfhree- Susan Brooke. Jule Severn Rosemary Aspel, Sieve Nadauld, Aldon Cook, Jim Brady Dick Flood Allen Neece Jon Knoll Jay Gaskill, Garlh Cook, Bill Maxwell Dane Walkins, John Dirk, Gail Ferney Gary Gillespie, John Korell, Dick Bybee Gary Orchard Lynn Crockelf, Larry Godfrey. 38 4 K 2 2 Sludenl Council for 'rhe second semesler added several new names fo irs rosrer. The sludenrs reviewed problems of lhe school and look aciion wilh diflerenf solufions. Members are, lefl' 'lo righh row one-Ann Call, Belsy Slevenson, Carolyn Doan, Judy Slelfer, Jerry Knoll, Kalhy I-larch, Joyce Drollinger, Judy Gremmels, Kay Thompson, Lenny Erickson, Gary Cook, Rosemary Aspel, Becky Rees, Dick Flood, Judy Doner, Ronald Belson, Roberl Gillespie, Joe Holsl, Ken Johnson, Larry Fifch, Ferol Berz: row fwo-Karen Manley, Karen Noble, Fayelle Whilney, Darla Jean I-leindel, Dale Lowrie, Sue Perry, Nancy Easlerly, Judy Moser, Rae Kay Hosie, Joe Groberg, Garlh Cook, John Mason, James Crapo, Richard Sharp, Mike Halch, Allen Neece, Lynda Crockerr, Gordon Walson, Gary Gillespie, David Wengerf, Lynn Barker, Lawrence Howard, Paul Alhsfrom: row fhree-Linda Cook, Mary Lee Moore, Nancy Marler, Connie Bennell, Judy Simpson, Mary Bass. Judy Lough, Dororhy Keller, Adeana Marshall, Shirley Gruvman, Palsy Piram, Sharon Gygli, Connie Johnson, Richard Graham, Ken O'Neal, Bill Weida, Dee Williams, Wade Campbell, Dick Bybee, Gary Orchard, Ned Karren, Sieve Nadauld, Mick Sforer, Dane Walkins, Dave McDer- morr, Lynn CrockeH'. The Idaho Falls High School Conslifulion and club consliiulions have been found lo require cerfain revisions. Thus fhe Consiiiulion Com- miffee was formed wilh Allen Neece presiding as chairman. Members piciured lefi' +o righi- James Crapo, Allen, Dane Wafkins, John Turk. Ofher sludenls parficipaled on The commirfee from lime lo lime. 39 ,Monitors .Suforcc Salma! 60:16 These sfudenl' monirors musl give 'rickeis +o every one breaking +he laws of l.F.H.S. Lefl' 'lo right row one-David Hale, Aldon Cook. Joe Holsl, Kafhey Wasden, Michele Monay, Bren? Rowell, Roger Romrell, head monilorg row fwo-Allen Neece, Amy Clemenfs, Carol Adams, Sharon Gygli, Marilyn Keyes, Mary Bass, Dorofhy Keller, Bill Maxwell: row fhree-Mary Berry, Mike Hafch, Richard Sharp, Sue Perry, Mike Oliver and Jimmy Sullivan. Those responsible for seeing lhal' The school's laws are being obeyed are ihe second semesler moniiors piciured below. Leff fo righf, row one-Kalhy Halch, Sue Perry, Dawn Jensen, Par Miller, Sharon Harris. Lorraine Rais- beck: row fwo-Mary Bass, Edifh Slrong, Kafhy Wasden, Judy Kienleng row 'l'hree-Frank Hinkley, Bren? Rowell, Richard Clay, Dane Wafkins, Joe Holsl, Roger Romrell, head monifor. llHlll lla 'C7 40 .Z Z . S Kaur! 1655611411155 State judzczary Make Olrver sfudenf courf pudge has done much fhrs year fo Improve fhe school courf sysfem Mlce s prcfured af fhe rrqhf lusf before he calls a courf session fo order Courf was held n fhe reference lubrary on Friday mormng Those who pleaded nof gurlfy provided fherr own defense affornles As rn fhe sfafe courf sysfern a lury defermrned fhe verdrcf qu-4 SUTTIFDOFISGS Sfudenf prosecuflng afforney Rrchard Sharp has learned fo be sfern wrfh sfudenf offenders If as Richards dufy fo prosecufe all sfudenfs who receuve fuclcefs and courf Prcfured here rs comely Kafhy Hafch sfudenf courf clerk who rs waufmg pafrenfly for courf proceedings fo begun Kafhys assrgnmenf rs fo fake careful nofes of every courf session and fo Issue The summons fo courf for law breakers + '49 I J ' I P+ my x 5, 'x .f 1 4 1511 w W' ww , ,,. at 1 I 1 nm.- . , x M., 'Le -so 1 As They lry on lhe unfamiliar cap and gown, Senior Class officers feel lhe increased lempo ol excilemenl a+ lhe lhoughl of gradualion subdued by an underlying bear of sadness al lhe prospecl ol leaving. Kafhryn Carr, class secrerary, helps Shirley Gruv- man, hislorian, inlo lhe gown and morlarboard, Richard l'learin, vice-presidenl, gives lhe final slraighlening lo Presidenl' Allen Neecels alfire. Comes lime for lhe spring Commencemenf aclivi- lies, all seniors feel lhe mounling rhylhm of lheir school life. Throughoul 'rheir high school life, lhe members of The class ol '60-have worlcedi played, and sludied wilh a sfeady rhylhm. Will lhe lufure hold for lhem a differenl' song? 1 I X L -isl 'i gl s,., O , 5: Q. Q , f f I X Om ,News mats Elass of I 960 As 'rhe respecfed Senior Class, fhe Class of '60 fhoughf wisely and chose Allen Neece as presidenf. Newcomer Rich- ard l-learin copped fhe office of vice-presidenf. while Kafhy Carr was chosen secrefary, wifh Shirley Gruvman as hisforian. Preffy, blonde Julie Severn ruled as Homecoming Queen as she adorned fhe firsf-place floaf. Blue-eyed Janef Barrus served as Ag Bawl Queen. A Chrisfmas Dream was presenfed as fhe annual Senior Ball, planned under fhe direcfion of Susan Brooke and Joe l-lolsf. Sharon Gygli and Jimmy Sullivan, old hands af cheer leading from sophomore and junior years, ruled successfully as cheer queen and king during fhe year af all pep rallies and games. Aircl, Carma Commercial: P e p C l u b Choir, Vocal Groups. Allen, Dee College Prep.: Transfer: Pep Club, Choir, Dramafics, Maioreffe. Andelin, Quinn General: General Acfivifies. Anderson, Lyndon General Acfivifies. Apgood, Dennis College Prep.: Dance Club. Arave, La Rae College Prep.: Transfer: Vocal Music, Pep Club, Marching. Ashbalrer, Barbara General: Tri4Hi-Y, Music, Science Club. 44 . A 511 1. Y ff.. 1' JM Q , ?f'iQ g3f'0' mfg, J-Q'-A ' Q ,Q :M W -, ig3,Rg1J'? w I., Karen Beall Pep Club, Dance Club. Darlene Beasley General Aciivilies. Gaylon Beck General: l.P. Club, Pooiball, Wrea- fling. Reed Beck COll9qe Prep.: Choir, JESSI, Foreign Relaiions, Science Club, Karen Becker College Prep.: Tri-Hi-Y Secreiary Couriesy Club, Journalism. Ronald Belson General: Hi-Y, Ski Club, F.F.A. Karla Be.rreH' College Prep.: Clnoir, Pep Club. Spud Bi-Weekly, Tiger Tips Ediior. Levifa Berry General: Fuiure Medical Careers Vocal Music. Mary Berry College Prep.: Edifor of Spud Year- book, Pep Club, Senior Ball, JESSI. David Bingham Vocafional: General Aciivifies. Neica Binkley General: Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. Couriesy Club, Music Produciions. Judifh Blackburn College Prep.: Choir, Drama Vocal Accompanisf. Boyce, Max Coleqe Prepx General Acllvlfles. Brody, Milne Genera' Aclfvifes. Branier, Candy Ccbeqe Prep: Peo Cub Cub Fufure Medical Careers. Brinkman, Tami Pep Club Dance Club. Broolce, Susan Cc'rege Prep: Naicna Science Fair Pep Club Glrs Federallcr' l-l4g'cr'an Senlcf Bal Cnalfrnad Brown, James - Cgmmerdil' Te 's FCOHJBI BGS' le'ba . Bliss. Sandra C: ege :ferr :ate C .C f C:,f'es. C ur: SK Cub Vzca Must. X X s Al l BOWGF, William Able advisors are essenfia fo lne Senior Class as Gengral Acmffqesl +ne sfudenfs enfer +r-er asf year and Gordon Mc- Ewen and Bruce Wes? are pldured above dis- cuss'nq plans for a dass acflvlly. Darce W , 1 C frlllfll Q .il llllll SENIORS X Judy Brown Pep Club, Dance Club. Mary Be'H1 Brunl' College Prep.: Pep Club Treasurer, Ski Club Secrelary, Dance Club, Clwoir. Barbara Burgin Tigerelles, D.E.C.A. Sharon Bufler General Acfivilies. Dick Bybee Vocafional: Dance C l u b, Dance Band Sfudenl Council. Jack Call College Prep.: Science Club, Ski Club. Drama, Vocal Music. Wade Campbell College Prep.: l.F. Club. Phillip Cannon College Prep.: Sludenf Council, Fool ball 'Manager, Key Club, l.F. Club. Frank Corey General Aclivilies. Pai' Caughie General: Band, D.E.C.A., G.A.A. Marco Child College Prep.: Pep Club, Dance Club, Ski Club, Sfudenf Council, Paf Chrisienson College Prep.: Transfer, Pep Club. Dance Club. Ski Club, Sludenf Coun- cil Seniors Sieve Carlson General Acrivifies. Svea Carlson College Prep.: Dance Club reporfer, Ski Club, Pep Club. . li, Kailua Carlyle College Prep.: Presidenf of - Fuiure Medical Careers: gallhenne Cen' , I Tigererfes, Secrefary of O ege Prep Semor cess Debafe Club, Presidenf of Secrelary' Jr' Homecommg Arfendanr Pe Club, Dance 1 P Gun Club. Club. Ka+l1ryn Car+er College Prep.: Pep Club. Ronald Casper l.F. Club, Foofball. Track. ff' X' i ff: -wi . f 4 M ,f W ' , ,M z - 1 rw Q' 1 ,af jf' K if 4, ug, ff' wi 'fm 'K 3 'fv- A -cw .,,,,,-8 X 'x iw 4:19 ,-dl J'- ' 1 U52 U4 , 'F J? Y.:-'W' W . 1 ,.,.,-ywwlggv Af -gay ,fr ,155 W 1, ug . M WV. 1 434' g'Z'fH 1 i ,.1m f w ,.-Gs ' K an Q , .L ., I ,WM yin - 1-fm fe ,-A -Q. vs., ffgwdf- z, K iii-,4 ,, P' , .1 L 'rw s a. 54 Kegel 5 , Jsfwqfi-Q? ' J. Qmf. w -4 mfvfjspaw , fe ww- ,7 , g, ,af Jw-. , we .l. .W,f fs , ,q ,:gw ,L, .w, vm . A vs, X Wf - K Y ' ' ff, , 193 9.1 ' i f 'J' 1-05? 'V I- ' ' ff' A ..,L . , gg. wife . 51 . ,'nf',.,,,' A E, vi 4-V Lee Crook Pep Band. Craig Croolcs The class ol '60, upon enlering lhe slrange and wonderful cafe-gory ol upperclassmen slarled lhe year oil righl by elecling Sieve Edwards, presidenlp Jim Sullivan, vice-presidenl, and Karen Pallerson as secrelary. Gary and Mary Ellen Nel- lezger and Millon Madsen helped lhe class wilh problems by serving as advisors. An Evening in lhe Old Sou'rh, an enchanling Junior Prom. was under 'rhe direclion of Janice Soelberg and Joe l'lols+. A+ Homecoming Kalhy Carr rode on The lirsl-place iunior lloal' and Ag Bawl Candidale was Kay Miclcelson. A lively cheer duchess was Sharon Gygli. Richard Davis College P r e p. 7 Eoolball, Presidenl ol Key Club, Boys' Slaie. Drarna. John Day General Aclivilies. Lorraine Day College Prep.: Pep Club, Vice-Presi den? ol Eulure Medical Careers, Siu denl Council. Jan Dierlrs College Prep.: Ski Club, Dance Club, Spud Bi-Weekly. Carolyn Doan Coflege Prep.: Thespian Club Presi denl, Declamalion Awards, Nafional Forensic League Debale Club. College Prep., General Aclivilies. Sherman Cummings Commercialy Band. Jim David General Aclivilies. ,--Q avi Micheal Doane Ccwege Prep.: Gen Club Science Cub. Connie Draper C:r r'e'ca' Ge-'era Atv Larry Dur+schi General Acffvilies. S+eve Edwards College Prep.: l.F. Club Presidenl ol Sludenl Body, Dance Club. Courlesy Club Junior Class Presidenl. Seniors Milne Easferly College Prep.: l.F. Club, Boys' Slale, Key Club, Slue den? Ccuncil. Wall' Edwards ' General Acfivilies. S+even Eichmeier Commercial: D.E.C.A. i 7 l Jaylen Elder ical Careers. S1'even Elder General Ac -flfes. David Ellis General AcVvfries. Ccrnrrerciali Pep Club, Fulure M '11 Amr ' 7 1554355 f. fi w - iv no S . i2i2ssw A -.sg i Hir- -'fe 5 V' V. .wx , 1 1 W , x . ..,-zwyw, ' 'rw 1 2, gi fiifakx A, 'H ff ' x 4 wha ww' - my 3 ? 41, ki' 2 qw? ff EWS? iw 'aff ' W fi,-i f 3: Q 1- NT! ' fl-3:21 'M QM, 5' 53 T: ,ZW L, 'fff5 . sf. 2 fi, gf ' gr ., I i 2, Q Sig ,. fvlege 1 Q i in a ff - K 3 fx '3 , Y X ff nf' if ge. 3 K1 f M .M..Mx.Q, , ,f-'M X 'A V' SN 'Y .. 1, ' ' , a1, 'afff fll g'i'YA,, 4114-.f Rf? ' xiii? 1 A- f :aff ' L , , V V fi 'fi 'riff ,K f Y, ' 'Q ' H r 9135- 5 :K iz 2,4414 ' As sophomores, The class of '60 began 'rheir firsl year by eleciing Larry Wright presideniq Julie Severn. vice-presi- denl: and Janice Soelberg, secrefary, 'For +heir class officers, and Miss Mary Pierponr Riley as class advisor. Lovely Kaye Mickelson was Homecoming candidafe. while peliie Elaine Nye vied for Ag Bawl Queen. Ac+ing as Sophomore Hop chairmen. Judy Simpson and Aldon Cook made Cupid's Holiday an unusual dance. Jimmy Sullivan pepped up 'rhe class by aciing as cheer duke. Frank Hinckley Wreslling, Fooiball. Marlene Hinckley General Acfivilies. Richard Hoffman General Acfivifies. Helen Hogg College Prep.: Arf, General Aciiv- ifies. Bruce Hoggan General Acfivifies. Donna Holladay General Acfiviiies. Joe Hols'l' College Prep.: LF. Club President Senior Ball Chairman, Fooiball, Baskefball, John Holverson General Acfivifies. 58 Carol Hinckley College Prep.: F.H.A 'H' 1' Q? X Q f E ff 1 K ref iw .Q ig gl ,wi QQ 5' 1 V-E' Q' H 'Www 'Ui' gif if 46 AQ xx W ,Q- , 2' 1 , .. . fs V. F W V191 1 4 ,- gfiiyifffff, f, ' fy r 1? Qifgfiil 7 x Q. 1: 5 f S- 3 'T ' A .f I wg-,Q W 1 ,Q ,, 4Q'?f 0 f fsyfff' V A kg Y A Q .wa . H fm, ,Lean n ,, ,. P' 2 ww 'F' . 'Q , M.M,w, mmm A K sqnhqw, I Ww rh ff , . 353' J r 7,4f???2 L I ,Mi ,-J' . 1 , 'A ,fa REQ JP 24735 Q 1 im, ,Q fi' JMTQALT 2 32,934 5? S ' f ,.-.4..5-.AQQ-i's,,,,,.,., , 1- M fa ggi? -favgiq in QL! , 'dw 1 sw' - Vw , fx ff? :ft -if 1 F., ., .Q - .ww ' Ark 1 .wwf ti' . 'wk 'JW ,ff Kerry Rapp College Prep.: Foofball, Baslcelball, Traclc. Pahiclc Rarden Palsy Plram Federafrn. Sieve Purcell College Prep.: Boys' Srale, Foreign Relarons. Jimmy Price General Acllvllles Helen Radford General, General Acrwmes College Prep.: Pep Band. DeLoy Ray General: General Acriviries. BeH'y Read ' Q College Prep.: PHA. Dlslrlcf Presl- Q rl denl. '4 ' I , 'U O! fw Jean Reseagln ' General' Tlqereffes. ' Vic Reynolds 'Wx 'Al' I , College Prep,: Art yt Ji Susan Plulllps Genera' Acllvlles, Ccrnnnerclalg Trl-I-HAY Presldenl. Dance Club Vie-Prcsldenl, Pep Club Glrls' Mike Pierce College Prep: Poolball , ',,' ffl! ww. IH wg-sfsfwif f ,Ayr ,,,, 5 f' 1 , -M , Wifi, 4. wr' lf 'A if 'xx 2' H 2 . , ,wig 4 fn, , , .Q-A,M 4 Y Q 'r-':1'3.i 'w 1, 3+-,J gpgv if K 5 ,..,f,xZ Qin 3 4 iffpi S'.fX I KEEPS if 'f fgkirk' '- i XIX: Q 5 . :nfl ef.-z W 1 5' W? .,x , 1 fa my, :S ' '1,ffii'SJ', 'ri' ': , f, .A I tail , 1535, ' TQ ' ff' - 'fain 2'-S1329 if K ,Q- . -4.-Q 5 . 4 ua. :iff ' 1: ft mf T' wk? S , ,Y , A- fefi , ,.,4n-v,-media-FIV I F. f . 534 'E-if, fm'-Q2 . aww, 9 U f-22vf3,'1i,,- wi , .- ian JN 95' A 5 '1 5 ,V ,r A 054239 4 Qlffwgg-'E7' a 43 .5 loam l, 43:5 ljlfj A ' , fi Qffllr.. ' 'Y v i 517.gif ?7 4, : ti'TT2 ff5f'n :lf ' rf f lrflilf' v i - ,Nfl 5 ig,'.l,,f .W , Tjjwq. Y 1 A 9522-.7,,,f3QL,,f f - ' ,lv M - V . , V .wir . - . ,.,,r,y, , ' 'li f Lf ' V -, IQ ffaff' 1- . Tflfrif' , ,J 531' 11 A 'W ,. .. , S , ek f Ii , 1 lna Tolcila Comrnerclal: Pep Club P.l-LA. Myles Toliver Ski C'ub Pres'denr. Lois Tomchalr General' Pulure Medlcal Careers Vocal Muslc. Furure l-lornernakers u Amer7ca Courlesy C'ub. 1 ...W y J! Doro'I'hy Thompson College Prep.: Tiqerelles Dance Club, Business Mane ager Spud Yearbook. Bryce Thueson General Acflvilies. Leon Timmons College Prep.: Sen7or Sklf Ski Club, l.F. Skl Te eiqn Relarlons, Arlene Taylor Cowege Prep: Pep Club, Dame Club Ski Club. Cee Ann Thiel College Prep: Dance Club, Pep Club. Ski Club. Bobbie Thomas Vocalonel: Tranler, Drlll Team, S' denl Body Play. Jay Thornley College Prep.: Cholr, Dance Club. am. For- Seniors Ray Tremellung General Acllvllles. Joan Tueller Comrnerclal: Clwolr. Cl1rls'hne Towe General: General Acflvilles. Terry Troescher General Acllvifies. Roberi Vanderbecl: General Achvuhes Vicki VanSiclrle General Acfivifies. Anne Walker Commercial: P e p C l u b. G.A.A. Dee Ann Ward General Aclivlfies. Leon Ward College Prep.: Track, Crucible. Russell Warr General Acfivilies. l.F. Clu M, Khazrmcu Supcrvzsc Senzvr Mzffecfs Hs clone This way Marianne pahenll ex launs David McDer w f sfuff a floaf wlih na kuns The paur were co chairmen for lhe pruze wmnmg sensor lloa+ Senlor Ball Chairmen Susan Brooke and Joe Holsf are shown rnfenl' on duscusslng defalls for fhe dance A Chrsl' mas Dream was proclaurned by many an lngenuous work of a f and an enchanhng Sensor Ball never 'ro be forgoffen Whaf a gag line' chuckles Tum Tlmmons as he ancl Marlene Lar look over 'rhe scrupl for The Sensor Ski' The ski' copped lop honors rn class compehllon durlng Hugh School Day Tum and Marlene dzrecled and produced lhe ska? as co chaurrnen Q 7 Q 1 i d l ' ' I . i ' Y P ' ' - mofl +o Marianne Hufchings on ho O .. .. . P- . - I. . . ll i I Relwearslnq flue scrpf for ine comlnq Senior Assembly are Sharon Gyglw and Robb Keller co clwa1rrnen of llwe fradmonal evenr How abou? ll er of frogs ears7 nnqurres comely Pa+ Roberfs of fellow clwarrman Jerry Knoll Pal and Jerry were clnosen lo plan flue annual Senxor Lunclneon To be held al ine Whrl' Elepranf Supper Club ,,,.,.., ..u pr 'ffl Seniors .l Mnlce Warren and Kaflne Carlyle are caufnously clweckung 'flue llsr of sensors wlro lwave ordered announcernenfs for commence nouncemenls for llne anhcupaled evenl' C rnrnencernenf s g :ning warns Roger Rornrel as he and Palsy am ge? Toqerlwer lo flk over :rn por anr plans Palsy and Roger are general clnarrrnen for llne Commence rnenr of +he Class of 60 Preparmg a leffer lnvufrng a promunenf spealcer fo address fne graduahnq class of 60 af Tne sacr d Bacca aureale Services are Judy Slmpson and ev N dauld n cnarge of ine achvrhes r lnaf evenf V, ,. J r . 1 V . l y . 1 A . V l - L U ' ' ' menf. The co-clwalrrnen musl' rnalce clneclc-lisfs and order ine an- 2 E a on us. K Plr ' a ' - l . Sr e a , I I ' ' ' fo . , W L l Wllllb in W mmf W tgggt. 'sf' 3 5 00171 'awdff f M + f ' ,, , f h 2 .x !f-at Q --- i f ' W -W---.6 aw- zf. ...-- . '--w 1- 1, ' ' W ii , y H' 'TQ its Lgqk, 'B l...l'i If 1'9'x -3 f S . juniors v The life of a furior is paradoxical: on one hand rhe increased sludies arid on rhe ofher hand 'rhe increased school social liTe. The rhy+hfn of aclivilies piclcs up as lhe sludenls assume more resporisibilily, while 'rhere is sfill a lilrle ol The hesilarir rhyrhrh of Their sophomore year. The class officers show lhis paradox very well. Rich- ard Sharp, vice-president arid Gary Orchard, presidenf. relax for a while as Kalhy Jones, secrelary, lalxes care of some class business. I 3,4 juniors 5161! Orchard President Assuming 'rhe role of upperclassrnen, 'rhe class of '61 began 'Phe year wilh pleniy of enihusiasm by eleciing aihleie Gary Orchard as president Richard Sharp was chosen vice presideni +o aid Gary, along wiih secreiary Kafhy Jones. Dark-haired Michele Hall graced a Tiger-lily floai, while peiiie BeHy Schley was honored as iunior Ag Bawl Candidaie. Led in cheers by cheer-duchess Connie Johnson, 'lrhe class of '6I lenl' much To every cheering session. The climax of ihe year was Jrhe 'rradiiional Junior Prom. Paul Ahlsfrorn Monnefie Ashion Paul Aiman Vernell Aspel Bonnie Allgood Donald Aupperle Thayne Anderson Garrell' Andrew Diane Arnold Thomas Anderson Larry Armsirong John Arringfon is . E x i Sfk 'fy . s 1' v 4 Y. 5 R , ,A 21.9 Wit lx- 5, ., , M we W - W i - W 5' WAQQQ. ., are , is riff! 'Q , Q V4 if av k ff:- ,, 4-r f ii rw My 1 -f .4 Q . 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Lyig, 3, ,S gf. fix' fig 3 K. xl I - H 'f ii? S assi 'Mk JQNQ' ,:xy,5,g, ,gh f V 4 Z A xiii' 1?3 ffw za ff Q Q 1 ag. I urz QQi V LUV. fl? 1 5' ij v f r 2? T f 5 I 4 P ig fi: ff iw vw ! P 'Q 885. mn. an-. . 1 'Q .wie-cf:-,,,,: .L M W As fhe youngesf class in the high schooi, fhe sopho- mores enrer high school and iis aoiivifies wiih a siiqhf hesi+a+ion: fhey haven? had The oppor+uni+y fo learn aboui sfudenf qovernrnenf and ihe ways of high schooi sfude-nfs. Even Jrhe class officers show a Iiifle Jrrepridafion a+ being asked inro a rneeiing by an upperclassman. Lyn Barker, president Linda Miller, secreraryq and Suzanne Henson, vice-president pause for a mornenf fo bolsfer Their courage be-fore going io a mee+inq. I A ,Q 5552 ting? Sie V NSE. if Q. 5 f , fyzQQ5fga1i::2 M fs, fx if 7521- .5 , fismg if . Q 3, HW, 2 ,,4'z5y I Jerry Brown Claire Browning Elaine Browning Clnrislina Brunl Georgia Brunl Roger Brunl Jimmy Buclrianan Roberl Buller Wendy Buller Vicky Builcane Joyce Bybee Kay Bybee Anne Call Bonne Call Darwrie Campbell Peggy Campbell Barry Carlson Evelyn Carlson Jearnerle Carfer Mike Cerfeilo Allan Clark Jess'ca Clark Jeffery Clark Merlene Clark in Sophomores M cnae Bird Ken'y Bfiion Clieryl Bake Coralee Blankenba Jqd Bodily Y Ken Bond Judy Bcozer Bernice Bowen Diana Bowen Diane Bowman Wyn Bowman Dean Boyce Joan Bradley Lowell Breiler Doyle Briggs Shirley Brocksome Cleone Brody Clnarla Brown k .4' r 3 'W ' N Tn? Sophtjirgdgjn Y? Qmde Mem mmug BWV C: es MMOHWL 'FHS Sfeve Ccieffc Year 5 A Malne Co ins Linda Cook Paffy Copdand Ray Couch Raymond Cover? Roger Cranney Leon Crawford Bernie Crisp Lfnda Croff Diane Crock Barbara Carfrs SP5-ry' Cufier Brad ey Damng Bfyfy Dade' Reed Davi Srerry Dafa Susan Davis Lnda Dernnq Sfp Denman 'QW De Sr. Jecr NMa DAWN CH Ar' Dah. -- JS' Dems Draw: Dffwdas ,An 4, '-,.Lf ,. .J - JUHQ Ciaycn Vidor Ccbprn Kay Cocrran Mike Co'e 5-P I . , Q Wifi , 55. M N , lm Q X A Af' N' wg , ,- ?V r 1. W-Q. Q3 . . Aim I 1 2 ., U' V A' A 1 f ,f 411, i f f y' Q: ' gh :iii ,yi ,. fs ,Mak Q33 5 l Q . , I ' Y Sophomores I L--zggjsgfg X dw, A . if:- fgff fffws , , ' W. .fx , , Ji ,. 'l , ' Q ' . fn ': .W ' Q' grwf 'W A ,434 A x ,Q L2 ' f R f 1 , ,, f 'f -f eff? 'f f' f -Q 3-'TC'i'1wff1 .ww- , , , ,. ,F W A551 ' A SOPHOMORES Srnmrg Ccyy is Mar, Be'n Barfz Soonsrnore Hoo cha'rr an pciured a' eft Mary Bern ra' led 'er cass 'Mo v-orkabe cfei-.s 'o presen' a funfied dance Ir February, Piciured befow are Dee Ann Sralcer and Kenny Johnson Recaihng rhe success ai 'the Sophomore Fioar which was generai chairmen for The Sophomore Ski? presenfed dur- enfered in rhe Homecoming Parade las? iaii are general ing Homecoming. The pafr are shown iaugrfng over rhe chairmen Aiexa Spencer and Hai Timmons picfured be- scripi used for ihe slrif. iow. Marian Winn Sasan Wiswei Nancy Wooii John Wydra Marva Yoder Richard Young .ivy Jean WI, iams Lamonf Wihiams Par Wiifiams Lynefie Wiison Vernene Wing if 9 The dillerenl clubs a n d organizalions lhroughoul lhe nelworlc ol l.F.l-l.S.'s aclivilies bring social lile lo lhe school's sludenls and work in harmony lo bring successful aclivilies lo lhe slu- denls. These organizalions were crealed lor lhe purpose ol serving lhe many and lhe lew. Girls' Federalion, lhe club lo which every girl in lhe sludenl body belongs, has had lhe proi- ecl ol running lhe candy slore. The girls volunleer lheir services lo worlc, and learn iusl exaclly whal lo do lrom Judy Simpson, presidenl ol GF. Karyn Manley, Belly Eagle, Sue Payne, Judy Simpson, and Belly Schley call oul lheir wares lo passers- by. Hays' Ekderafian Spearheads Comradeship Boys' Federarlon is open fo every boy wi'wO is a member ai riwe sfudenr body of l.F,H.S. The ciub ieafures shows recrearior perTods ard speciai assemblies as par? ci Hs many-ioid program. Piciured above is Hal Timmons, secretary of BF., as ine checks The minufes of fine iasf meefing. Being a vice-presidenr or an organizaiion as iarqe as B.F. Gary finds +l'1a+ many nofes are required fo keep rraclc of ali 'me busi- ness of five ciub. Shown above is Gary Cook. As presidenf of B.F. Jerry Knoil is ai- ways on fine lookouf for inreresring acfivifies. Jerry is picrured above pausing jus? before a B.F. meefinq qefs underway, Garrn Cook, B.F, reporfer, is shown above examfning a Spud whiie he is ciwecking for wrife-ups on isis ciub. Coach Ciyde Park BF. adv'sor aiways is ready wifin encouragement or advice ro The officers or members cf' BF. 'KI Before being accepied info Ari Club, each prospechve member musr submni 'rhree original picrures ro be ludged by ihe club members, who 'this year are picfured above leff fo righl fron? row Cris Nelson Susan Jones Suzanne Hen zon, Carol Erickson, Jeanne Williams. Edirh Sfrong second row Chuck Howell James Culley Marianne Huichlngs l-legen Hogg. Louise Wheeler, Bearrice Newman, Sherry Jones Doug Sykes fhlrd row Karen Lahchem Janel Marlin Ne ra Lewis. Sketches Various Subjects Arr Club officers guide The weekly meelings and drawing sessions, held bi-weekly. Shown io ihe righl are rhe officers admiring a srudeni drawing. Leff fo righi-Jim Chrisiensen, vice-president Barry Hard- ing, president Mrs. Helen Aupperle, advisory and Lynda Crockelf. secrefary. dfurfesy 61116 Guides Visitors The rewly-elecfed officers of Courfesy Club proved able and producfive in business rnaffers as fhe second sernesfer commenced. Leff fo righf: Laura Nuf- fall, secrefary: Doug Haddock, presi- denf: Jackie Black, vice-presidenf. Every new sfudenf af IFHS has need for a friend fo show fh e for fhis purpose. Leff fo righf, firsf row--Dayna Wafson, Mary son, Joan Peferson, Jane Peferson, Robb Keller, Aldon Cook, Gardner, Paf Roberfs, Laurie Meyers, Kay Thompson, Sharon Thomas, Nedra Lewis, Marfha Wages, Karen Sfolworfhy, Lee Nelson, Cee Ann Thiel, Kafhleen Sweeney: fourfh row-Paf Hill, Lough, Sharon Barr Karen Becker, Sandra Bliss, Mary Young: fingfon, Paf Schrnier, Milo Jose, sixfh row-Jerry Fifspafrick, Mike Koppes, Linda Orme, Lorraine Sempek. G7 Serving during fhe firsf semesfer, fhese Courfesy Club officers from lasf year helped fo sfarf fhe club in fhis year's acfivifies. Officers are Sfeve Nadauld, presidenf: Judy Simpson, secrefary: Roger Romrell, vice-presidenf. way around fo classes. Courfesy Club is especially designed Lou Griggs, Dawn Jensen, Barbara Koonfl, Dorofhy Robin- Ken Fillmore: second row-Janeffe Docksfader, Diane Spiers. Arlene Taylor, Hayden Clark: fhird row-Thelma Ann Edgingfon, Danelle Hansen, Mary Befh Brunf, Deanna Ross Simons Carol Johnsfon, Jeanne Marshall, Judy fiffh row--Trudy Marshall, Marguerife Smifh, Mary Whif- Harry Markowski Dick Hymas, Joe Ho'sf, Richard Clay, M909 bg :W 4, i 4 fs Yr , dw V' M , , , q?m aL L1 'ATW' ym., , A ,..: A .', 3, Q A 5 ' I 4 Ffh f U 4- , ' V' - . ,iw , I , 1 -7 K fu 8 Y VVVV A W. - Eff A H if rinirx, :Vie C .5 men' 73. Leff fo righf, fron? row-, W N .5 . -- rrae of s ,, a. , Wie- F , A X C second row-Q'-V 5 W . H ,, ihird row-Ir A F 751- fawfv. 2 :K C 1, 1 Q - M-earners :5 Darce Cac cresemeo Enfnarvfeo Sea a ora crdie ke p ae:era'e. Leff +o righf, 'firsi row-Marya Yoder Snerry M:Na'na Sesan Nadald Connie Jennsen Berry MarsnafL Dors Somres' second Eames Susan Mason Carolyn Leonard, Ann We5ker, Terr' Newnrar, Pa row-Par Garnnrerr L'nda Mcsnberger, Darkene Kerr, Sandra BLSS Sweeney Karen Pave-rson, Becky Rees Joy Dawn Warncck Sarwora My F nays ready 4: earn a r-,-A oarge Qtr r: nef 're Lays D-C'U'E3d ak fre err Dries 'wa -abe 53' 're mzfess C' 'ne dance reylew. Leff fo righf, fron? row-Reber? Ckark Sfeve Aasrin, Sreve Du -Uv, Jake Cordova Kerr Jaeger, J. D. Tnorney' second row-Dennis Derks, Dennfs Ap- qoed, Bren? Morgan Jerry Hamburger Aiden Cook, BrYan Morgan, Harrrsczn Jfrgensen Ternrvfy Herrera, Jim Brady' +hird 'row-Dernfs Dreen Larry' Wlndborq Jack Brady, Cra'q Lyncn Gfber' F-fo 'berger Lanry Perkins Larry Morgan Roger Sanders. canze 'eu a Nevember. -em T5 're cab was req.'red rf Verne e Asoe Derofwy vrerrsscn Joey Eeezer Susan Koopes, row-Veda Srafrcr' Anrerre Patner' Mary Mabry Marrna Ann S'eAar' Senda Yoanq Benfe A gjed, Peggy Efownwei' ilwird Syea Carson Jan DTerks Are-ne Ta, or Deanra Ne3s:' Kern eer ers Be-Hy Scney, Dvluztc 61116 On January 23, a Vicfory Dance was used by Debafe Club as a money-making proiecf for fhe club's frips and ofher expenses. In charge of planning such affairs are fhe officers picfured above. Shown leff fo righf-Roberf Knoffs, advisor: James Crapo, presidenfg Richard Sharp, vice-presidenfq and Joe Groberg, r secrefary. Competes in Tournaments The goal of Debafe Club is fo encourage public speaking and parficipafion in forensic acfivifies wifhin fhe school. Trips and fournamenfs are feafured in fhe club's proiecfs. Of special inferesf was fhe debafe invifa- fional wifh Bonneville High School when debafers performed before several l.F.l-l.S, classes. Members are, leff fo righf, row one-Sharron Robinson, Diclc Flood: row fwo-Charles Paffon, James Belson, Kenny Johnson, Bryanf Williams, Sfeve Sunberq Jim Lyons: row fhree-John Thomas, Allen Neece, Jay Gaslrill, Ferris Top. Carolyn Doan. Zfrezylf kelafious 61116 To promole wirhin lhe sludenfs an inleresr and underslanding of loreign counlrfes by choosing rhoughl-provoking speakers ancl lopics is The duly ol rhe officers of Foreign Relalions Club. ln lhe picrure above, Allen Neece, vice-presidenl, reporls ro rhe club on a slirnularing arlicle. Leif lo righl are Miss Esrher Garland, advisor: Marsha Parkin- son. presidenr' Aiken Neecet Marianne Hulchings, secrelary: Ken McMillan, publicity' Linda MacBe+h program chairrnanr Bill Weida social chairman' Lawrence l'-'loward busi- ness rnanager' Miss Mae Neuber advisor. Hears From Travelers Members of Fcregn Relariors Club hear many choice speakers Sr fhe course ai their srudies on olher counlries. Among These speakers were Mrs, Fiorence Burgoyne, rnarh leacher and Joan Brad ey sndenr who Tved for several years in Alaska and New Zealand, respeclivefy. Leff lo righl, row one-Belly Jo Eag e Dorollny Bernard Gary Williams, Susan Jones: row lwo-Palsy Schrnier. Craig Lundal, Susan Johnson, Phillip Cannon, Jay Gaskifi' row lhree-Timmy Timmons, Jeannie l-lulchings, Gary Gillespie Sleve Purcell Ferrol Belz. 1 l Lil .Ia 9- , 'ugh -' 'QQ 'sr Clin 't 4 I 1 as Gun gfllb Improves Marksmanship OOC 0 2.3 w 1-n. .173 , The officers of Gun Club help fo promofe safe gun lwandiing, good marksmanslwlp, and sporfsmanslwip. Lef? fo righi are Ka+hie Cadyle, freasurerf Bruce Halnes, presidenf: Jess Cfark, range officer: Janet Claymore, secrefaryt Micheai Doen, vice-president The rifle range in fhe basemenf of IFHS is offen fhe scene of 'friendly meefings and pracfice sessions of Gun Club. Pidured af Hue riqhf wi+h rifles are Frank Corey and Judy Lundgren. ? 61116 Sells Concessions The olncers of IF club supervrse cub aclrvrlres such as selllng concessrons l games collechng wood for lhe Homecomrng bonlrre and sponsorlng parl s and dances Plclured leff lo rrghl Marlell Slorer busrness man ager Joe Holsl presrdenr DeLynn Russell secrefary Garlh Cook sergeanl al arms Jon Knoll vrce presrdenl Davrd Kraglhorpe advlsor In order lo be a member of ll: club each boy mus e a varsrly lellerman rn some malor sporl Members leff fo rlgl1+ row one Richard Nerlson Gary Orchard Ned Karren Dane Walkrrs 9 eve Elder Barry Hardrng Preslon Ellsworlh Ronald Casper Leon Ward row lhree Gaylon Beck Roland Cannon Kelby Anderson Box e Newlon Larry Walson Mike Warren Dee Ockerman Kennelh Hansen Sleve Krnnersley row four Ronny Reed Rrchard Hearm Roger Hearm Doug Simmons Rlchard Grolh Gary Cook Brl1Ba+es Ken Frllmore row live Judd Melgaard Duck Claylon Harry Markowskr Roger Romrell Mrke Olrver Hal Trmmons Larry Oswald 0 O a X 1 l - l . I . Slanlon, Terry G-rolh, Vic Erickson, lJerry Knoll, Dick'ASrorer, Dick Hymas, Sieve Edwards, Frank Hinckley: Roberl Clark: row lwo-Ronald I3 Ollicers: Wlnn Bowman, secrelary-freasurer Rich- ard Davis, presidenf: Preslon Ellswcrllw, vice-presh denl. Absenl' when plclure was lralren was Jack Young, advisor. With fre many acllvllles of Key Club during llwe year, llwe officers are conslanlly alerl' fo Ideas for service prolecls. key 61110 Raises Flagpole Sponsored by lhe Klwanls Club Key Club rs baslcally a social club for boys wlmclw slrnves fo creale a frlendly spwrl 'rlwrouglloul llwe school Durmg Oclober flwe club presenled a llag pole lor flue loolball lelcl fo llwe sclwool Members leff fo rlglwl flrsl row Sleven Dunk ley Wann Bowman Wayne Kemp Presfon Ellsworllw Doyle Briggs Mulce as erly flnrd row Plwlll p Cannon Ruclward Davls Scoll Looslr 'fourllw row Jzm Clwrrslensen Kay Wallcer . , . , I I . , l-lalrry Ames: second' row: Jlm Malwoodl E l' : ' I : ' i V . Ski 61110 Observes Experts Techniques C ub Sm Va Leff +o rnghf row e Term + Pe'ers r r w 'Iwo Dearme G L43 QVWGKSV G McKee row +hree Kay C a a d ' mqiwghf or r sea w ra o s ocs af e r d av ary Shown aboxe are The memoers of Hue Cu aw r D Anne C mme Jews r' Pai Chrlsfer' cecrgwa ru + Susan Kcooes Becky ees arf oambe An Wagner Be'sy S'everson Vick fyers Ma B effder Sa dy McPl'wer Judy Gremmes an ww Ma Sue Pa, Ce e Ma Lambr C Audrey CGWDCG Cfwsfme N rw Kay row 'four D rims K cr e J yd 'vm Brya W an' Rona' fn Ca eda D r 'w Ta Pee w fave Her d Ardmbac Jar Eoe-Hoff fn rn rw awe r Tm Twmm 'eye Sundry aw s Be son Kem om row sx Robb Ke er req Muwfer Jm Daywd Ga U P am omas :ua A ee rf rw e ky Nwekon M ke SeedaN S ev 0 Neve Thomas Vavf c ca PF om rv swovh Maxwe Be+ Mars a e wer Maw Mab ie' re exe .WV Lf'l-D GJ' , :, ,f .5 I , 5' 'Q fy: fe '. :zz Cv, e .'3i'A -' C --P N 4 1 . V 3 1 s ,r L, 145 . ,sez gr kiwi Q -3-i.,5'1,f f, ' ig, A, ' 5, 1 K, I - - ' 'A Wf- jy ' 5 1 . ,fs . f .5 ' '- W 22 Q 4? 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' S Y 'W if 'Q . rf V9 if '55 - ff' 32 ' M- Lf? 'Fifi 'Q' 4 if M Lv Us U' H' W' 7 'sl' 43 4: Z?-1 9' ,, ,f wg, uf :ff : E51 LM 1.2611 .gif M BJ 'bd View ggi Q.. 55 w- ey X, ,A ., U 2 -, , Af 1-rf ,xg x .,, ' i A . v af. 54, K ww ,y 55' gif' ' 3 14' WF? 63 is-sa ar 'Aj t 1 ' . L Z Aw, , 'ff 1 Tv! 'ff rf , 1: Q 1 1- y A ww-5:9-ivan! Gif iz' 'll' W' 'fb' sf ir 41 im Nw 'Nu- 135 Slrwlng durnng flue pasf year lo durecf members +0 nncrease llmeur knowledge ln llne world of sclence were llwe Sclence Club olllcers pnclured abcve Leff fo rlghl Karen Gardner secrelary Karen M ls vlce presldenl Harvey Jones advisor Jum Malmood presldenl Sczmcc 61116 Promotes Technical Achievement Afomuc Energy Commasslon Enloylnq rlne sclenhllc lfnoweclqe srared al seclw meellnqs were club members pncrured al llwe rqlwr Lorralne Ra sbeclc Du le Kunler Cnarles Parlon Ke Tlw Benzcn Cranq Wheeler Kelllw Morgan Clrarles Mvfclwner Ferrln K llnan I, . - .I I Y . T , l W l , A f A leafured rneellnq of Science Club flwis year was one wiflw special guesl' spealcers from llve A f l 3 ' I , 'C , , ' 'V , ' , . ' , ' l' . Audio- Usual glllb Presents Movies De B N f ln order lo become a member of Audio-Visual Club, a sluclenl' musf pass a wrillen and manual ex aminallon on flue performance of a movle proleclor, as showing noon-hour snows is one of flwe prog e-:fs of flue Club. Leff fo rigl'1+-Sfeven Wilson, Larry Durlsclnl, Gerald Welszlwaar, Jaclc Harlvlgsen advisor, Diclr Kunfer, Roberf Slrong, Charles Fallon. Ollfcers of A,dfo V'sual Clab mos? no? only pro- vfde on inlereslinq club lor llwe members, buf also mus+ malce vlne club serve 'rlwe sludenls and lacully Ol lFl'lS. Lef+ fo rlgllf-Plnll Lloyd, pregldenl- BM Mann v'ce-preslderl' Toby Prlm lreasurer: Bealrlce Newmen, secrelary. UW of-fm lf ww Emphasizes Interests A nefber can c'ooseAher ln?e'esl fled and parllcia pale ln a p'ogra'n desgned lo Creviere lhls inleresl, a::c'd'ng fo lhe :La rnen ci 'lr'rl-ll-Y. The four phases wfch a'e deweloped a'e serylce, recreallon, sludy a-d f'sc a cn, Below 's Y-e recreahon qroup which sseyheaded s.:h +21-as as We l-lalbvve-an carnival an: f'e 5.55 'haw sofa' occaions. Pflurecl are, leff fo righl, fron? row-'Xla':y Hayward, Sharelle S'e'r:' Mycella Ffckbohwv, Gal' Ewa-ns, Rulh Hahn, l R.'h Dafs Ba'ba'a Sav'c's, Thelma Joyce Thomas, liven Jones, Ma'r'a Pe'erscn, Dane RJHQ second row -Llndn Lerweber, S'anno'w Harfs, Anna May, Jessica Claw Snerfl Calle' Sa'o'a Baugh, lla Mae Lewis, Jean Holes and Syol 'lfney fhlrd row-Donna Kemper, M'll'e S'elfe'xs, Kalhy Brewlnqlon, Sharon Cadwell, D'ane Krueger, Carrra Golf, lda Belson, Sha'on Reed, Lo a me Erfckson, Yvonne W'lrnol, She'relI , l-lfrphrles and Adele l-lunler. Backefs to needy larnilles. lhe ralslng of club lands anylhlng fhal ls ln lhe line of helphlness is on the rnlnds of the sc'v'ce qroup whch Is plclnred above. Sonnerirnes the club rveels as a whole and sornellrnes I? rneefs KD special qroups such as lhls one, Leff lo right are, fron? row-Belly Lou Ryder, Susanne Wlswell, Pally Copeland, Rose- mary Runlons, Vlckle McKee, Lou Ann Fuell, Marilyn Schuldl, Karen Johnson, Carol Morlenson and Belly Troescherg second row-Carol Bnrkrnan, Mary Jo Sykes, Llnda Dernrnlnq, Gloria Cook, Juanlra Prllchell and Mlchelle Slefzlg. Sfeerlng The prograrn fhroaqhour ls vlqorous once every week schedule ff ce 2 ound al erge nd ls a lon cuss ons d nces a non show fhe carnlval foal bar dlrg c ec s were al y ars agenda e el en Pa s sealed n ire a ex e s orc r r ln ae Jean Mc an s e'ar M r ,fl Ke e e nl rr e ' eas ae ' o e lascn auger- fn e 'M' '-' n. xr: ob den s ass'slanf eve' ' ar Becker .ewe .:'e'a's' serne fe.. l38 Chalrr'e'1 of lhe for p'oqra ' f'e'ds aissled Tn prograf plannfnq of cabine' rneeflngs as well as p'es'd'r'g ove- fhel' respective q'oJps. In The apex above Is Ka'en Jones, recreafcn chahmang Dale Jensen a d Judy Sfelfer, sludy Chairmen, are in We second rcwg 'n the lh d row a'e Robyn ln'ell, worship C-al---ay Ngngv Pal'1e', he' asi's'a'v' Bo 'e Bass, e a'ge anVs cralrman, rd Donna l-larey se'-fre c'a a-1, L'-da MceT'e' G5S.S'Ed wI+h servfce. 9' f,i? g 6 xx 1 .V ,, . ,sn Q, ' 1 R NZ? 'K ref 3 I, 5 Q , 4.1 In 5' A lf. Q f x N 'il'- Q. I E V 5 ef 'S '5 ,J x 1 ,,, 2, is Q. elm -' atiw, ' Y., 6:5 A . S 1 ,ii -: ' Q - H ' 1 ' 1 ' V: .M ' J?- 1 1 6 ' Q, g ., . Stage Grew Sets the Stage Alfhouqh fher faces are never obvious Yo fhe audsence The Sfage Crew members work hard behlnd The scenes fo unsure success fu? produchons They bund scenery fake care of properhes heNp whh sound and ug un Pucfure lefr To rrqhf are Nan y Nachman and Phl Lloyd sfenchng Roberr Knorrs edvrsor Grrberr Wheeer Eddy Chabor Duane Efder BH Sfreef Jrm Mcevrane Davrd Olsen e Srage Crew ofhcers sfrve herd fo creefe an nn?eres'r sn back sfage work They rnusf supervrse and sf mufafe The club members To carry rough rherr prorecfs Secrerary rs Beafruce Newman Jam Mehood presndenr and Toby Prrm v ce presrdenf ' '. ' , V' ,and ' I' hr' g. ' d ' C, 7fQt, ffgqf' , in , Th I fy V . . 7 7',A, 5 rh l X ' . jj Many acnyfnes including plays, parfies, and dances afe par? of 'Ve soda' Qndions of Tnes- plans. Tine offkers ci fne dab picfured af ine r?gn+ fry fo carry Hvougn fne plans fer al! gef- fogefners. Leff fo righiz Reber? Knoffs advisor? Karen Nobe Hsfonan' Nancy Palmer freasurer, Second row: Dav?d Sauffer sergean+-af-arms: Carofyn Dean pres7denf: LeAnn Huff secre+ary. OreHa Kuwana, vfce-pre-sEden+ was no? presen+ wnen p'cfu'e was faken. Uzespian glllb Enjoys Stage Antics 'nesoar Cub 5 esoeca ce-sgnea '3 :: 'g ': ' due' a: 'g ab' 'es : e'ei'e-G s'u:ier s. 1' o':',re a' We eff nw befs sfcw new 'narn' a ' q 's acne. Leff fo righf awd Ose' J'r'v Mano Canna Mccre Rfk C'ay Rfnafd Heafin, 4' 1: gy 5 41. 195 ' Q 4 1+ 1, V:-f K, z 359 ,Z12fi?1'77' iiakf 1 ,Mx ,Wx These comely young lasses are members of 'fhe Fufure Homemalcers of Ameruca Theur goal ns fo learn +0 esfablush a good home Sealed leff fo rlghf Sharon McKunlay Belly Wa+ers Colleen Cope Carolyn Mur r Mnllne Sfeffans Mary Ellen Nleson Jeanneffe Carfer Marcella Flclcbohm and Lou Ann Fuell are slandrng ?ufurc J-lawmakers af,411f1cr1m Promote Home Improvement Durung rhe pas? year fhese offncers of FHA sfrove fo guide fhe club fhrough serrous meehngs and frnendly gel 'ro gefhers wnfh FHA They are pucfured leff io right Margaref Fasl degree charrman Rosemary Rumons reporfer Donna Kemper parluamenfarnan Kay Warers vuce preszdenf Sue Perry presudenr DeeAnn S+aluer secre+ary Elsne Sparr song leader Darla Clark achvuly leader Mrs Edna Bramwell advnsor I43 ay, , 'I . Q gllfllff Medical Zarcers Probe Health Field Typical ol lhe Fulure Medical Careers Club is inslrucfion on how fo care for lhe sick and alflicred. Picrured al lell, Marlene Laird, secrelary: Kalhie Carlyle, presidenlg and Mrs. Rulh Oberlander, adyisor: comlorl hislorian Nancy Kienlen as They acliosl llne sling on her arm. Fulure Medical Careers' Club is an organizalion for all sludenfs who plan lo become clocfors, nurses, laboralory lechnicians, elc. The senior girls in lhe club are able lo work in 'rhe local hospilals several nighrs a week. Members of lhe club are, row one-Pal Miller, Nancy Nachman, Mary Whillalqer, Belly Hanson, Ellen Hansen, Sally Harlerl Joyce Swanson and Dena Mae Williams: row lwo-Jaylene Elder, Levifa Berry, Joyce Bybee, Sherry Davis, Rulh Rabow Sandra Cheny Glenda Kemp, Kafhleen Marlin and Lorraine Leal: row 'three-Marlene Laird, Sharon Harrell, Paulelle Tabor, Glenna Murdoclc, Chrislian Brunl, Juanila Prilchell, Lois Tomchal: and Sharon Robinson. li 4 i 0 yufure Cvachers 0f,4mc'r1m F 1' ef ugh? a 3 Learn Teaching Techniques qay parrxe V' usfrc a n rrna ve mee W r Teachers der ve-O y Tr rn We knowe e ' each Fas V' me q a w leff +0 rlgh+ fvrsi row Mary Befw Barfz Marina Whwiaker Mardyn ae mn a Anderson Marcel' a on ea secon row a U Co c Sharon OBrnen Dan Panos Ann Wa ner me Oswad S'werreN Harvp re, r row mer r- a ar rar C n Berne ren M D ucza d JC W I45 Can sr. me Spas p':':g a:'ef 'ff-ie 'T' fi:-fs siefw 'r-'CN 3' 3s:,S3'r'g fe :as :foams 'f Q 33. nf M . 1. 3 He e, Lf fo r' -F32 'a Vvf, :'es':i: ' 93' 3i-'erizn 'fic-s'ee'az ' D:':fL ,' C '- : i Dane 3a':Q'ff sc:'e'a'.' Ear, Ban, :cf fy, vi Mig Li-3 Miifi- 'ffegued V . Ha C' Rs ifi'G.A. Af ' Ld My ac:f'vIT,1,s, nd f fc ffgs fn! g cup of Fufuc I N jc ,Q I dq Ha? We Sa C T in fc. Pffurcd bifow ' , ' - f . ' Y ' H 5 , L' d , I CTJT'X'SQV1, Kw S dam: d -Tv Lo fs F, . ' ' , 3 e r ', q , D ' , Y ' 1 , F 3: fhid -Snfrry Jones, Barbafa Sav'dAs Dearvw DEI: f Ly.d B' :V d C nie ,, H, Ka 1 C 3 4 3 an an Efad eu. Tnrs qrcup of ac? ve r S rs fa gr? qc spar arwansnrp rrr uf: G A A Feamred + vmes p ay days ar ofner 5 Hoo and pruvafe games af 3 p rn rea e Lryoa, Pc? r 0 gh? are r e y e Hov Ghdys Prrce Fern Hovers n Margaret Cneene, JeaneHe r e r- Mar are Kern DG n row fwo Crxery Jensen Parry Drdnnger TrveNma J ce Peggy Camp 'we Exce r-acer row Nurse Karer T aeson Mar yn M Sharon Cad W L da Ha r rey Ne son Ka M rr' 61115 Afhlefzc Assavzafzau Enpoys Team Sports Af 'ne Penn Q' SJNA, 'nese offf:e's suoefxfsed an games pay Gays. Lef+ fc righf- Mary Bass presrdenf: Margo Mcffernas freasurer' Glenna a s v e p es den se o rg Mar vn ser ean ar arms Ann Wa ker secrefary Mass Jean ed n advs r W 'er ic - r I +1 ai- ed, len + i M- Jr M,,'r A q '- - ' . W Y C ro. . 1 - - - qi A X. r cd fnelr aff are r Q 33 ' rv- '. ' .. e I -25? rc ri ow on -J: c W ersc' Jcngxnscxr g ' ey - be , Nre. 1,Ga' 'el 7' fin S I , y arf . D564 Studies Selling Pointers As well as a local organizafion, DECA is recognized as a disfricf and nafiorual club. Two of' fhe disfricf officers come from fhe IFHS branch of fhe club. Picfured below are Barbara Koonfz. sfafe luisforian, and Aldon Cook, sfafe presidenf. sfanding by flue familiar cash regisfer in fhe boolcsfore. Looking over a fhoughf-provoking arficle in a DECA-promofed magazine are flue officers of fhe local chapfer of fhe club. Leff fo righf-Bill Maxwell, presidenfg Anneffe Wooley, secrefaryg Barbara Burgiru, reporfer: Mike Leaviff, vice-presidenf and advisor Raymond Heley. Members of Disfribufive Educafiorn Clubs of America, beffer lcnown as DECA, learn fhrough flueir club and class flue ima porfance of good salesmanship. They run fhe boolcsfore and secure paying iobs from downfown sfores. Picfured af fhe leff fable -clockwise-Luana Briggs, Kenf Pafferson, Ruflu Nelson, Mariean Jensen, Barbara Koonfz, Lorna Moore, Judy Neil, Marilyn Nelson. Kay Morgan and Sfewarf Hodge: foreground fable-cloclrwise-Sfeven Eiclrmeir. Sharron Mayson, Viclri Messenger. Thomas Porfer, Aldon Cool: and Wade Campbell: background fable: clockwise-Charloffe l-lesfon, Judy Murfrey, Larry Messengale, Charlene Hesfon and Paf Caugluie. Presidents' Klub Coordinates Activities Lett to right row one Joe Holst IF Club Roger Romrel head monitor Steve Edwards student body president row two Kay Thompson historian Barry Harding Art Club Nancy Collette Dance Cub M ke Oliver Student Court ludge Bill Maxwell DECA Allan Neece Senior Class president row three Carolyn Doan Thespians Marsha Parkinson Foreign Relations Judy Simpson Girls Federation Mary Bass GAA Mary Berry A nual B Mann Radio Club Phil Loyd Audio Visual Jim Mahood Stage Crew and Science Club row tour Bruce l-tarnes Gun Club Jack Hugh Band Sharon Gygli cheer queen Lyn Barker Sophomore Class president David Sautter l'trY Patsy Pram Tr H Y Robyn lntet secretary Karen Patterson Pep Club row tive James Crapo Debate Club Other presidents include Sherry Hll Tigerettes Jerry Knoll Boys Federation Doug Haddock Courtesy Club Jimmy Sullivan c eer king Richard Davis Key Club Myles Toliver Skt Club Ronad Neilson FFA Sue erry l-lA Ro Ke er Spu 1 Weekly Kathy Carlyle Future Medrcal Careers Adeana Marshall FTA Dick Jones Pep Band Stephen Nadauld Choir Forde Johnson student body vice president Steve Kllng er business manager Gary Orchard Junior Class president :D I tr: ' ' V' i r . . .It H 7 ill N , 'I I ' , I A- ' I ' I r ' tl' ti . Kali-: tl.: : I ,C 1 I ' ' I , ' 3 , ' ' 3 , I ' ' . h ' 3 ' ', 3 ' , ' 7 ' ' , .. .1 P , F. . .: bb ll . d B'- ' g A - . , N! . ' 'E 'l 'I . I . I ' ' 148 ,M 'Remember Men- a Qsfem-r miqnf tear as te Hens to tne q'ie.3 3: Q-V5 pidwed ab:-fe, Tne girls affended Gifs' State 'n Ca'd.-ue' at the Cc Wage cf Idano 'est sumrner. Left 'o nfgnf afe pa, Sfnpzfn Mar' ,n Ke-yes, Robyn Intel , Ketmeen Wasden. Absed f- n We pictufe .vas 'atew was Cafrna Vciw, Girlsi Hays' State Fix Attention on Government 9 +,. -if f ff .,W W. bn 0, ,, V, TP fi X, ms' 13 bds we c'-s,,1taJtepri,q as 1 ise ti, atn-fd Bas S'a'e T Steve Pwze EW Mann, Mlbe Easterj, Richard De-53. n Reise, Leif is ngnt are Doug Ha 1- E ,..I R ' X! i Pep Hand Spurs School Splrlt Officers of Pep Band drecl and supervise lhe members of lhe club ar games an assemblies. Piclured efl lo righl-Jane? Barrus secrefaryq Lawrence Howard, vice-presidenrp Dick Jones. presidenl. March I7-I8 marked fhe dale ol fhe Annual Tiger Talenl Show spon- sored by Pep Band. Shown af lhe righr discussing lhe show while in ils planning slages is The commilfee in charge of lhe arrangemenls. Piclured lefi fo righl-Dick Jones chairman, Lawrence Howard, Jack High, Bill Ericksen, Lee Crook. Lively music al every home game and pep assembly Es lhe as- signmenl of lhe Pep Band, The members musf also play in Concerr Band, and be an above average player fo qualify for Pep Band. Firsl row, lefl lo rlghf-Jay Roseborough, Linda Moeller Ricky Davidson, T, W. Dolman, Bill Erickson, James Crapo, David House, Lee Crook: second row-John Slagowski, David Bock, Sleve Auslin, Bill Berland, Mike Lofgren, Eddie Nichols, Jack High. fx S, Z Z . S. Orchestra Joins Band in Concert ? me i J ef .SL Ti crcafe beaj'fu5 srrfnq r'nus'c is fine d'l'T1 CF We crcrresrra ar '.C.H,S. Tre sfcdenfs pracrrce lang and redlousfy fo produce a iisrd wee? peasrg +3 rne ear. Members are leff fo righf, fron? row-Wryn 52.-,Man Harowd Arcrwibafd, Judy Spencer, Marion Ma..qFrv, Brfre Arn Peferson Jane? Andrus, Renafd Nre'son, Paf M7 ef Marqare' Johnsen: second row-Jane? Barrus, James Craps, Cranes Mlclwener, Ricky Davrdscn, Dorsfny Colson, Nancy Mafer, Cfauda Saefberg, David Wengerf, Iva Lou Colson, Walfer Wnrppfet fhird row-Eddy Nrcnofs, Jack High Dlck Jones, Davy Erlggs, Dc-'oy Forbes, Mike Loigren, Jay Gaskifr, Sreve Ausrin Lawrence Howard: sianding-Cheryl Jensen, Ruin Harm, Brenr Preece, Jay Reseborougn. Srnrrrnq and ertrhuslasrrc, smdenf cancer? rnasrer, Wyn Beyrnan poses wfrrr H35 violin ar We rrgrrr. Wyn rnasr drrecf frre erccesfra Tn Wwe absence or d're-:lor Donafd Auppefe. Drrecrcr and advisor, Donard Aupperle, Is shown direcilng fhe IFHS orcrresrra durfng Hwe concer? presenred In February. ZZHS 15711144 Presents Annual Concert An crergeoic and enllweiasiic group proved if be fra Cancer? Eand officers n 'e uccff' e-presidenl, Joyce Meyers, secrelary: and Jack Higli, Vesidenr. lvceiclf criec' pcn as c:r'cerr5 rmrclwirg rcnlines and speca' per:1fmanccf,'..ere our rf lne bJrd's yearly agenda. Piclurcd leff fo righl are, row one-Dcrorliy Colson Nancy Maier, Lynn Ciesas lrene Hia' Gemd Creolc Ecrne Fcrlner, Claudia Soelberg. Harrier Telford Defxnn Seylerr, Marilyn Hale, Dena Mae Williams, Dixie Oswa'd, Joyce Meyers l:'av'd We-ngerl: row fwo-Janer Barrus, Lynda Moeller, Ann Welker, Bill Erickson, James Crapo, Charles lvliclnner, Ron Hanson, Par Cacgnie, Riclward Palee, Skip Denman, Eddy Rapperly, Gordon Hurley. Jim Craig, LeRoy Wing, Kennerln Seedall, Eddy McCollum, Kam een Harson, Ferris Top, Glen Miller, Frank Olime, Ronald Kramer, Bi: Ber'and, Ed Nichols, Jaclc Hiqlu, Diclc Jiresq row 'three-Larry Hodf Sandra Clweney, Amy Clemenls. Alice Co'lins, Pally Jo Merrill, ,, , 1 , ' E 5 ls an , LX S l f 5 3 I 2 lf ,g l I N .wr 1 . x , 5 , . - s 4' We - 1 ., Q 'Q A iradifiena e'd is every band ccrcer' fs ine Tre skf! fe 'rarckrg ci We CCPCCN band 's d'sp'a-,ed fn We picfure above. ereserlaf, , a see-ea' gif' ': ire cendpcler. De- Tre bard 's :awed ikrcqgkzaf We S+a?e ft' s rnarcnrg ak: i'es. Lyrn Reese' v':e-ores'de'L C5 bard 's snow-.n ab:-.fe ies? affer preserfrg A, L. Gifford '.-.PH a gif? fr:rr ine band for kis frfend'y and faiufsw service. JoAnn Harding, Sherman Cummings, Rcberfa Kinzer, Dave House, Lee Crook Hai Goff, Danny Briggs, Deloy Forbes, Mike Lofgren, Jay Gaskilf, Jerome Johnson, Mike Fairbourne, Keifh Morgan, Lowe'i Breirer, Dick Hoff, Sfeve Ewder, Gordon Graham, David Bock, Sieve Ausfinp row four-Ricky Davidson, Roberf Logan, Bruce Haines, Bren? Hart Wayne Kernp, Mike Johnson, Raiph MacMurray, Lyn Kirby, Billy Coles, Roberf Giiiespie, Deiyn Russe', Dick Hymas, Robe-rf Kramer, Larry Fi+cn, Jokn,S'agewski, Dennis Leaf, Jack Albrefson. J. Roseborough, Snaron Reed, Bren? Preece, Dean Boyce, T. W. Dc'man. - , - ur- I5 SX I ilk, ia' n ZZHS Klmir Presents Musical Supervising ard helping We rnernbers ol cnoir llreee clwzfr :fibers rave beer al lne Lead if Ver erganzaa lien owing fre az' year. Leff lo riqhl-Deag Haddiil vice Dresidenlq Sieve Nadaald, presidenf, Slfrley Grav- rnan secrelary-lreasurer' Reed Beck, basiress manager: Dcryry Keler ibrarfar' and sealed, Mbree Mcraw robe nn slress. Renowned and experienced, llie lFl-lS clwoir. direcled by Don fxupperle, lras won recogniflcn al over lne slale for Tlmeir performances. Le'H' +o right row one-Claudia Scelberg, Slnirley Gruvrranf Belly Eagle, Karen Bealf Karen Grover, Carol Larimer, Bolo Lewis, Jay Tliornley Keill' Gardner, Riclnard Sliarp Doug l-laddocl Preslon lfllswefln Sleeve Danlcley, Karlny Brewinqlcn, Dorlny Clarlr, Sandra Enlre Joanne McConne'l, Glenda Young, Lenny Er'cksc'7 row lwo-Susan Eyaris. Susan Jonnssr, Carolyn Baker, Connie Jolnnson, Sheila Mason, Jim Clwrislenson. Dav'd Kalford, Marlell Slorer, Roberl Clark, Sleve Nadauld Craig Lundalnl, Roberl Laler, Pal Roberls Dorollwy Keller, Carma Aird, Robyn lnlel, Karla Berrefl, Vlclci Enclrfcn Arvella Kirlcbride: row fhree-Nancy Palmer, Helen l-lurnplnreys, Joan Tueller, Diane Gard- e ,V 1,5 1? , , :QL BH W , far 5, , v . 2 . xx 131 ' Xfvwf' if Q V ziiiyf QV .0 ffl 1 M ,S .gigs 'M' ,lgqfr 'Kwan 'tn-QQ' gr is Q15 fl 1 , ,,.. W T5 , .V ,Wg ,fr Qi 'Wt A 1? 2 , , Q N- ff 5 'gf Q 2 fs , X, it 1 V 5.1. 'I A X' A 13 1 If . Q rf 1 3 m ,x 'hz 5' A E ' wt iw? MPS Y ff .1 I e5Zf4'1 'A B 5 V' , if? Q 1 3' W 75- xi , K . BL I55 .4 Kadiv Klub Transmits Messages B' Mawr F343 z Cen resided 3 svhm ar fre VIQb + Q' eAS l SVT '35 fl frfgrfprwgne -. 'H Ly 1- Le sewer Merrbers cf Reds Cub began 'Ns year ro run a scrod radio srafiow Iv We 'rafsriwer rgcrr, 'rrougrw We club, The members sfrived fi premcre The cause of amefeur radio, Picfured lefi +o right firsf row-Rfceerd Hurey, Lee Rogers Richard Tippeffs Robert Sheng Dick Kurwrert second row-James HWS M10 Her-drcks PM' Loyd Rocky Creek. 'ug I56 S Trronqn calorie rnarcnng rouffnes, ine members or 'lpqereffes nave repea+edNy added ro fne success of many programs rnrouqnour ine year, Members of Trqerefres are. row one-Linda MiHer, Parry Sfaker Leigh Ann Peferson Jean Resergn Mary WnIi+Inqfcn, Dorofhy Thompson and Par Howard' row 'rwo- Anna Sakaqocnr Mar'iyn Crapper, Jackie Srone Irene Wadswcvn Laurle Meyers and Paf HN: row Three-Sandy Granam Susan Bradcsfead, Jenefna Newron Dafa Jean Heinder Linda Srorer Kay Pererson and Coleen Blngnam: row 'four -Cnery Brake, Gwen Osborn, Karry Robrnson, Snerrll Orsen Dianne Gardner Nancy Wa?lace and Caro Adams: row 'Five-Karen Tnueson, Faye Onver Sandye Sors JW Harker Marrlyn MJrr, Lrrda Srnrrr- and Jure Paul. Gycretfes March Toward Fame Excer' mar: 'Q a'J Qioo :ern are a ear' :5 Y' 'e es. Tnese read ffirers add :zezzra ewerr, 5:r 'a :n by see :mer r:'e:'s':n marines. A' eff are Jance See oerg 'na' r L' :Ja Jazces foe '.'. ner' Srerre r-ir sae '. er' Jilin- Hard rg asss'a rn n CC GFP n .f 1 V, We leff +o 'gi Sr- 1' '5:' 'TQ' o 1. CE 'E '. C . ' . C.,-.. ei - ' - . U5 L ' es ' Q n M- - ztanrr fr ima 'EAU dir' E W -2 x, , '-e'. seafed- r. - Er: .' ' Ji 'r 'a' a ra ' rf ':'ef'- A cv T e.e, tif: 'rem e A second row- 6 . es' -san C aMa e , 'a' r is mme wif . Spud Annual Capture Record Tre seemfmgy endNess job of idemifymq pfc- fures and wrIHr'q copy for five yearbook and fzrooi acfivdies Is work for Hve Spud copy ed'+or, Ccrvnie Bennew Here Comme is 'typing copy for a Chl: picrure. Wlfrworxf We experienced heNp of adylscr M ss Af- fcr' Bffforw, every Spud DubUca?Icn weed fa' rough Mis Bfrfcn qfyes mougrw- ard :fefwdy relo as srve qufdes and adxfses Per s'ude s fc rarr- cf befrer prodac worvs. Laymq our page serups is ony part of The immense Qcb :J Mary Berry Spud ArmuaW editor as shdwn 'rx me above. Mary ako checks copy supervises fe!- ow workers and makes ideas of Hwe sfaff come fo We in We armuar 'T Q ig if 4 ,Q 6211-v Haydef Cork pves for a possibe cased Uvure Yo be taken by Lou Kimmel Tre coecandid edifcrs are aiays crw 're 'oolrcuf For Humorous 'TGPDSVVFQS AC' 'der carvdfd SeC':'. Staff Members of School Year Wh., rx- Checking lisfs of names and evenrs is Karen Paiferson, As- sis?an+ editor in chief' of fhe Spud, Karen busied herself during fhe year by helping Edifor Mary Berry and faking care of counfless deiaiis connecfed wifh fhe annuai. Business Manager Dorofhy Thompson goes over the figures one more Time fo assure accuracy. Dorofhy had fo send and cciiecr ai! biiis in exchange for space in fhe annuai, among many ofher dufies. A score-sneer is a iarniiiar insrrumenf in fhe hands 05 a Sporf Edlfcr. Picxred a' fhe righi' is Carol Johnsfon who had a do.be-force proi- ecr during fi-e pas? year by being The sporfs edifor for boih fhe Spud Bi-Weeicy and Yhe Spud A n,ai, As Picfure Editor Juiie Meppen examines Pie many phofos faken for The Spud Annuai she ar- ranges rhe picwres in fheir respecfive groups. Jniie aigo worked af rhe Pos?-Regisrer as IFHS reporfer. Joanne Goldsrni1h adverfisinq manager, is shown above iooking fhroaqh iasi year's annual which is so ofien used fo examine pians for adverfisinq iayoufs. IS9 Piciured above is Gila Oqala, associale sporls eclilor, who helped Carol John- sion wrile sporls slories for lhe Spud Bi- Weekly. ad? Perl Anneile Pancheri is oilen seen in laughler as she reads lhe ioke columns of olher school papers. As exchange edilor, Annelle is always on lhe lookour for clever ideas for her column. Doesn'r I+ look qreaf lo see your story in prim? asks Sherrie McNamara of Johnny Parkin. The pair are reporfers for The Spud Bi-Weekly. Johnny boasfs lhe 'rifle of copy-boy. rf ,.....,.- ,wld 157- Weekly Covers the Latest Carelully checking every word in every sfory is Dorothy Clark piclured a' ihe righf. Dorolhy did nof lake iournalsm during ihe pas? year bw sfil carfed :J We defies ol copy ano proc: eclilor d.r 1g ker own lime. Deadlines rnusl be mel warns edifor-in-chief Robb Keller as he looks over The deadline sheelsf' Robb supervised his associales and ediled rhe Spud Bi-Weekly during lhe pas? year. Whar would a newspaper be wifhouf piciures? The iob of Jeanne Marshall is lo see fha? piclures are 'raken for lhe Spud in order fha? every page have a poinl of inleresl. 1 3 ze cf. smderwfs. W7 's Ka+rwy's fob fc :Ind cj every 51'4'-aff 1 'Vs sceco' 'raf deserwee rferrcn ' e Sous. Sre 're' asslgrs ewewcwe a sfcry and :e's a OEGG' re 'cr fre ctcw 'Q be rm. r-e Jerry Harrs ras acfed as prcvographer for bow Thfrwkmq fs a ccmprcafed orzcess when Q: We Spud pubbc p,b'ca+'or1s during rbe pasf 'deas :cr s'or'es are fo be broagrwf into year. He Is arways on band af games To snap exFs'err:e. Kara Berreff feamre edI'cr is breafe-'aiming action sbofs. pfcfured abcve ras? before sbe wrlfes a fea- fure :Or The Spud. In the picfure above Linda Mosbberqer watches Jan Derks draw carkcrvs for adverfisinq spaces En 'be Spud. Lrda 's ad rr-arvager wr e Jar' does mucb of fre ar' Acrk necessary. H 'Heres ycbr deadrlnel' Kafry Kerr warms ref ,A ,ww Hn. Va we sfarr e 'ev we? aah Vik' Va' S:-e if Ne e Lrcsa me :ar are Felpfaf rescnefs we- r'1a'ef'5 'g ': 3-3 :a e'-eu ru ,ref :'t' es Eve 'C ce f.r 'e', , 15' ? 1' Q f Q ,.- W, K, , ' 5' ' WW1Ef'5wJ-'f?T 'MQW QT 1 wif 1295. 3, f gg A 'M ' wma W, ,, ' fy gsaf' . r' ,,JfT,5k.,i V , 1. ' riff ' 4' N is Q N Y 53, 1 'ik 2 J 'Q A' f 19' ar sg? fy f A. . .M ff, In 1X .E 2 ,-v kTf LQ4, 1.29. 9 ' ii .wfwfzai e 5 , f J N4 ... Y .Y of X ,IW :fel A ' in if 4' K if 2 W f va Q QI' Nw? in Rfk 44' 3: The excilemenl ol any game is very visible on lhe laces ol lhe speclalors, whelher adull or sludenl. Feelings ol ioy and sorrow, commendalion and crilicism are carried lhrough voice and lacial expressif The sludenl cheering seclion is a prime ex- ample ol lhe rhylhm ol excilemenl lhal runs lhrough lhe sludenl body aboul lhe lime ol a big game. All lhe excilemenl lhal has been building up lor several days finds release in lhe jumping and shoul- ing al bolh good and bad happenings on lhe lloor. Such mighly ellorls lo cheer lhe learn on are nol wasled, lor lhis year lhe Idaho Falls Tigers de- lealecl lhe Twin Falls Bruins in lhis game and lied wilh lhe Pocalello Indians lor lirsl place in lhe Soulhern Idaho Conference. Coaches Inspire High Conference Ratings Coach Earl Lindley, fooTball menTor. Trained and inspired his Tiger squad To do Their very besf when ouT on The field. His words of wisdom and many long hours spenT wiTh The boys proved reward- ing. The wresTling Team also came under his guidance, and he aided wiTh The Track boys. Handling all inTramural sporTs This year was The new iob of Clyde Park, who could be seen anyTime in The gym giving as- sisTance To aThleTes who needed iT. Under The direcfion of Charles Bills, beT- Ter known as Uncle Charley To mosT l.F.H.S. sTudenTs, a winning baskeTball Team was molded. Through This man's unTiring efforTs and spirited love for The sporT, his boys proved Themselves To be True 'Tiger.' Coach Bills also supervises The Track Team. Jack Young. aThleTic direcTor. a well known figure around l.F.l'T.S., has duTies ThaT easily keep him busy ThroughouT The year. His work has proved invaluable To The coaches. Holding varied posiTions in The aThleTic deparTmenT, as assisTanT fooTball, J.V. baskeTball, coach, David KragThorpe showed a True clevofion To aThleTics and The boys working under him. AT The end of The firsT semesTer, Coach KragThorpe moved To WyandoTTe, Michigan. To serve as head coach aT The high school There. Bruce WesT willingly gave assisTance To all coaches, especially as assisTanT fooT- ball coach. He was The man working earnesTly behind The J.V. baskeTball Team following Mr. KragThorpe's leaving. Mr. WesT also supervised The golf Team. Cheer King Jim Sullivan Cheer Queen Cheerleaders Incite School Spirit at All Games Sharon Gygli A Q E, A :QQHQQQ x ' ' J A S in . , r .a.. ..-.' K lv W ' .filfifrg Teeqef . Ka+hleen Sweeney E' 'l ti,'?i2g 5 ' V FIRST SEMESTER 'Emma Q ' Cheer Duchess Connie Johnson Teeger Hayden Clarlr Cheer Dulce FIRST SEMESTER Milne Cerillo Working behind +l1e scenes in foofball was Rober+ Cramer varsiry manager who ler lns 'fume and usefulness lo llne coach and grudmen Wiflwouf managers a ream of any kind would run info serious problems The managers of +l'1e various sporrs hold a iob wirlmoul much glory buf Hneir ac complislnmenrs are somellning +o be proud Managers - The Silent Workers Filling rlie snoes ol varsify baskelbal managers were Aldon Cook and Joe Holsf, wlwo combined 'rlweir eflorls fo lnelp make a winning baskerball leam. The Junior Varsify baskefbal 'ream recogmzed +l'1eir manager as Craig Lundalwl who Took care of all fha paper work and ofher numerous de + s enfailed in being manager of a winning '66 leam Managing flwe JV loofball Team was +l1e duly of Kay Bybee who puf as rnucln m'ro +l'ie feam as did mosf players . ' i n i l . I . of. Sk, Hai Q , an . . . . . Boise . Y Borah Presfon Caldwell Twin Falls Pocafello Bonneville Yu Q . .Q , r . s .L u , 5 S 'qxhf' ' 2 n I EJ! gm ydw ,D ri the Grldlr W ? mi e 3 If Q Q' .vv ,I A Q L JK 1 3 9' any J may 2173 Q... ff Q5 Ng Ci D 9 W X '1 4 y if v 45 V 'K 'gm 4 W3 4 al, Q I 1 V, :?v is Fa Ll. .. . A 1 L' 'T P 5' K 5 Hx ,I K 50 r-ky. Q gi 3 4 'X fm N 7 . w e as 523 , . Q f X Jerry K aw Jun Rollancl Cannon - Junior Ronald Casper - Senior Encl Guard Above, lime Polry and ll: lines coniidenily lace ea oilier, wailing lor live play io lake aciion. AT riqlwi, ilie Tigers and flie Bonnevi le Bees baiie oui in the final game oi 'rlie season. D 5 Bill Bafes - Senior Guard Proving esefui in pracfices was This device used by The boys +0 beifer fackiing Techniques. Where do you Think you're going? Terry Grofh defer- miried +0 sfop +ha1 Borah man, puiis him down wifh +he aid of Joe Hoisf and Garfh Cook. This shof is from fhe Bcrah Homecoming game on Ocfober 9, which +he Tigers proudly won 2O'I4. l72 Feats on the Field T e o . . OWN on he Had prackicyzi Work on i haf 5 me Si Seen WO, 0 und Ve MOWT 5 bc-YS CO Above T: Skirfies We n The Kia QQQTCS' P raCTTCe Man, This game of Toofbaii is a scrarnbTed up mess! Ken FHI- more ieff, hangs on+o +he baii as fhe Tigers and 'the Nampa Buhdogs charge a+ each ofher. IF won fhis baffle, 30-O. Tigers Display Strength He flies Through The air will-i the grealesf ol ease -Sieve Edwards is upsel in Borali 'rerrifory by The Liori's Larry Falkner. This slwof rep- resenls more ol flie las? acriori that look place in rise Homecoming game. 1:55 Eleven Tiger squadmen, ready lo go, are Dick Claylon, Dane Wafkins, Richard Davis, Joe Holsf, Ronald Casper, Frank Hinckley, Gariln Cook, l-larry Markowski Mike Bell, Riclward Grofli and Ken Fillmore. Bonney le Tiger acrion on Armisf ce day . 'N I lull! Garrn Cock and Mike Bel-, Tiger foolbal' cap'a'ns Take a mrje from pracfice lo pose for a sliol. r 5 Of, , es Gcrzss 1Cf bp 7 1 rnq 'Dar - , - ew' P woven ' Rxcfgrd be, O game , ip.P:S5 I73 I74 Junior Varsity Balances Wins Losses The loolball Jumor Varsuly members are frcnl row lefl' lo nglul Bruce Wes? coacv Doug Slmmonds Brad Dallmg James Belson lc ard l-lol G on Walsc R e l-4 ar E r L ndley second row Wa ne rar s Rex Sermon rn Smlfl' Jerry Becker Sleve S ndderq G racl Wll lams Carl Flln re Way e Gardne Kay Bybee manager flnrd row Ken Jolms r + JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Bonnevllle Rocalello Blaclflool Bonnevllle Rocalello am v e Q JV Q 5 Demc , 4 S ave Q ...fww 'l . . . . , ' . . R F 5, :rd lr cg r el' ln and Rfk Qqlo ara .Coach a l' pl : yl Rlc, cl l ., JI , u , el ',l'. ' 210, v f, , 7 ' : . Q. James Fulmer, Lyn Barker, Dennls Dlerlfs, Rlcln Keller ard Rlcraml Gem. Abeerrl Wren fre plclure was lakes were Gary Meyers and Lare T-er'Eyclc. lli 25 ' S as 7 IF l3 20 IF 38 0 IF 6 ' L l8 IF 25 0 , l -1.-rs Cf'5fp'3ifYQ,gJ jengc pdf 4:1 9 r Y sm .M b W! 'QSR7-. Q .Q O hx ,x 1. Tigers Tie for SIC Flrst VARSITY SCORES Madkon,, SheHy , ,.., Rigby ,S...,, Bonnevme S.Fmmom Sahnon N,. Madkon.. Bonnevme. PoCa+eHo . CaHwdl Boke H. Borah SSS.4,, Nampa..H Tvdn FaHsS Poca+eHo Borah A .U NampaSS Cddwdlw Boke .,SS... Twh1Fdk .6 'lf W., I fd? A Q M.. MQ gg fx 41 'f ,K Vi ,H J , WX, X .x 7.3 F' 1 Q XC ' rr K2 fi as ff '? ff'g if 48 ,W ll ,C is-if C Q-Q - K W3 . if Jig , flu 'X 'Sz- M 'J A 1, 51' is Z 'Z E tn Sir 'Yiwu , 35 85. E ,YM W Q , Eflf ' i,'v M 4mL,,x,' ku we ..'! J ' 43,1 4 H x x MQ . P- .ssh e if A H '- x SJ-ll R ix 1 ii iv: 5 5 -lb aq- :J Q! ., Q ,A ,gf 2' in an I W' Zi 5 j nib'- :e 1 1- i f'7w.fa- V 9 5 0 ., C ,X 9 O D Q - .v . an Mfr, , mu 11 Y nuuvv s 1 ,,v a'mmm-mm- UQUX1 Wmsvmw 'i If 'hmm '1 ' H -.ax A ve' ,QI v Q x .. X 2135 fklf A Sk xnxx . ffm -L, 1,2 wvgjc O 142 Z: pw.. g3w N? ' v 1 Q .. zfw, 2 ' - Aw' if A ' ,J f, - ,, i F k 'Y wi figs? . AhL1 5 1 1 55 Merv yn 'K' iz-S' , ,- if r ,Maw-, , mr 'Y' 5.1 if 'A . A L J R ffigwf' M V- fi- if ' Qffmak f ' 1 ,Tay 'Q 5' of if Q2 2 X . 'M '1 X xffg..? -X ,fs , N . '.'- Yfz ,n : r',' F an-an lips ll l.llil Dill l I ll i ... 7 r my M ,-X.., 4 Q v MW Q 4 , .. 1 Que-dv--5 Q X .2 ggi, 1. Q WX M XXV? ly, V' E L 3 5 U z S L 4 if Y E , in I Qs 'A 1 1 1 4 'Q 3 X x ' Y A 'Q 'fin '-x 2 if xy' 1 f hw, k A 45 V., , B c 7 P ea, ffiii? 1 my 51, , se H' .ji ' ,F L, 'F if A if J ' 7 z . A., t f 4,5 4? H91 ' xg H .,z,,,. V? f gf' HY may , 37' A f Q6 ff .K . , ,,a5,x1:ff,,, A J.V. Wins Qutweigh LOSSBSF J.V. BASKETBALL scoREs The Junior Tigers Ioughl' Iheir way Ihrough an evenr- I ful season, and gained worfhy Icnowledge of Ihe game of baslcerball and of displaying good sporlsmanship in any evenl. Bruce Wes+ carried ou+ Ihe coaching iolo of rhe JV's Ihe sec- IF .ee,....,eieeeee 38 Madison .................. 4I ond semesler, due Io Coach David Krag+horpe's moving 'Io IF s 's ' 49 Dubols Varslly 33 Michigan. IF 38 30 S. Fremonl' IF .cc.,cc......c.. 52 Madison ....s....,......,s 32 IF ,cc,ccs,.sc,ccc, 3 I Bonneville ..s.s...,,,.,... 52 IF ,.,,,,,...,.,cc, 60 Pocalello ..A............. 69 43 IF ,,c,.,A4.,.,.,.. 50 Oullaws ..,..,,......,..sA IF ,cc,...A.,...... 34 Roberls ......A........... 42 IF ...,.,........,. 55 Roberls .................. 42 A V pX5YerS . -n enk 'E e Roy kwo O uks he :all olf-Y I ,X we 5 row RCI: Ogle manager Carl Fillmore Doug Smmonds Brad Dall ng Bill Page Jerry Harris and Craig Lundahl manager .5 U CI ' P I I I Pm un up yd. P I --I' i J.V. players are, fronf row, Iefi fo righf. Berf Sfoneberg, Roger Hearin. Gerald Spencer, Lanny Fullenwider, Chuck Mooney: second 2 I ' I . I I I I V . I . . I - l83 'P A UQ! 1' if .ff ,, ,ff ,IN .cw JVLGW Tiff-' K ggi In ' fx 3 HMMZQBSJ' :Eff -fi' 4 A-, . if 'fiizg 'W if W 5. if 'w ,Tj 4 Three l.F. Skiers Qualify for Junior Nationals Qualifying for flue Junior Nalional Race al Aspen, Colorado, were Tim Timmons, Terry Grorlu, and Richard Grorlu. all 'rluree members of flue KIFI ski leam. Wiflu 75 looys and 35 girls from U.S. and Canada. flue rluree placed as follows: Tim-46 in D.l-l. and 45 CG.: Ricluard 22 in D.l-l. and 40 C.G.: Terry I9 D.l'l. and 2lC.G. Pausinq for resl and refreslumenl in llue Pine Basin lodge. Bill Weida, Tim Timmons, and Miles Toliver discuss llue skiing condilions. Tim excells in +l'ue downhill racing. I86 Th lf'Semi2rlluiDerdlU'e me some af yPillZ+.BrhfS Hsin, be col d b o ' uf u d . rue of flue filualigigeiluis ricefs sk in f e 5ldlOm Laurie Meyers, only girl member on 'flue ski 'ream sleps info luer skis for a day of fun on flue slopes. Intramurals Accent oon Hour Recreation Dick Bybee shows his boxing technique, on the punching bag in one of the health rooms, as Brad Dalling and Reed Sparks look on. Mike Seedall displays his prowess with the bar-bell in the noon-time weight lifting phase ot the intramural program. A favorite noon pastime tor many boys was basketball. BOys also 5- QYU1 during noons and - ai a f . . pf' . e or the mi Q dnmlrs ' OWU G ove. nloyed the dart board cv .I bl l87 . He . ' hard l leann',f 'rhinks PUC week TO 5 ' . h 5 work. nee a P gg pull! This :Qwg!rngO:SLeZll3ue5 thai met o u - if 1 e iliifii asf Sow Vic Erickson claimed fhe senior floor fennis championship, and Mike Young won rhe sophomore rifle for fhe same sporf. Mike Young, Mick Slorer. Delynn Russel, Gary Fisher, Ron Casper, and Barry Harding pose affer winning inframural wreslling championships. Leflermen in wreslling were disqualified. Absenr when 'rhe picfuife was faken was Jud Melgaard, who was also a winner. - ' his ' ners of llielr welq k Cla +On were Wlh Mike Yo-me and .Dk Y in inrramu ral bOX'n9- Barry Harding, Junior champ, and Gary Fisher, all school champion in floor fennis. shakeshands affer a close game. Sprung Features Track Lettermen Steve Edwards Senior Joe Holsl' Senlor DeLynn Russell Sensor Ronald Casper Sensor Mar1'ellS'I'orer Senior Leon Ward Senior Ken Fillmore-Senior Dick Clayton-Senior l V J I89 Gif Q fn Z PM , JW- 'www 1? Q 'Y ,wjrjix - ' fwm 1.91 W - ,u.,,,,, , ,5,iAEm,,m , . X 'ir .pl . K, Sw -W mm Diamond Lettermen See Spring Action 4 f, Larry Carlson-Junior Vic Erickson-Senior Gaylon Beck-Senior Gerald Spencer-Junior Frank Hinkley-Senior -B Hal Timmons-Sophomore Roger Romrell-Senior Marion Holverson-Senior l92 , awk Wa V Ja L x if VK 6 YK- b AcTiviTies aT I.F.T-T.S. are muiTiTudinous, and each sTudenT can Take his pick oT The Things mosT suiTed To his own inTeresTs. These acTiviTies run The garnuT Trom The TormaiiTy oT The Senior Ball To The unresTrainT oT The snake dance beTore The The Home- coming game, wiTh The rhyThm also changing from raTher secTaTe To exciTed and noisy. Here is picTured The enTrance OT The Snow King and Queen, Vick Erickson and Connie ShurTliTT, aT The Senior Ball. The Taces oT The audi- ence and The new royalTy reTlecT The Teeling oT exciTemenT ThaT runs high aT such acTiviTies. .gm i: yi, Q,-QQ W? If il U A-f fi J'x 1 HC 'U ,Jl 1 u Fw I f , H . I f vi . 1 5 5 Y' W Av i yt 1 if A lexiinh., Puzzled sophomore laces show up in piclures of regislraiion as 'rhe younger se? are enrolled in IFHS. Shown above is a group of confused sfudenfs who are paying 'lheir various class fees. kcgislralian Hafflcs Students On junior regisiraiion day ihe school begins io buzz wiih aciiviries, for iuniors musi enfer 'rheir lasi' lwo years ai IFHS wiih greal care and concern. J. Rosenbourough is shown above working our his schedule wilh Jack Harfvigsen. Alihough a senior is as wise as any sludenl concerning lhe iunclioning of lhe school, counsel is sfill welcome when classes musi be decided upon. Shown af rhe righl' in ihe fore- ground is Judy Sielier who is consulfing Mrs. Zuma Hale aboul regislrafion. Neally fyped regislrafion cards are an indispensable aid fo lhe facully and slaff. Shown below are girls who are iyping ihese cards during regisfrarion days. Leif ro righl are Dorofhy Keller, Mary Berry, Michele Monay, Mary Bass, Kay Thompson. Sharon Gygli, Mary Brunf, Kafhleen Sweeny, Deanna Nelson and Nancy Colleffe. Regislraiion cards musl be found and schedule sheeis rnusf be lyped when regisfraiion clay rolls around. Shown above are seniors Karen Palferson and Kafhy Carr helping wiih ihe sophomores' enrollment As soon as The Lion was consumed in flames of vicTory. The crowd linked hands To Torm a snake dance which led To The TooTball Tield Tor The exciTing game. ln The Toreground are Terry Newman, Bonnie BaTeman and Sandy STraTTord. Cheer King Jimmy Sullivan prepares To offer The Borah symbol To The Tlaming bonTire as a prelude To The Homecoming game. The ceremony symbolizes The coming deTeaT of The Team opposing The Tigers. Also visible in The picTure is Cheer DuTchess Connie Johnson. As The darkness oT The evening Thiclcens around F' The growing crowd, The flaming homecoming bon- ,,f' Tire ouTlines The Tigures of anxious Tans. Srniiing in royal splendor, Queen Julie Severn rides on The Home- coming fooTball Tield as a climax To half-Time acTiviTies. School spirif is boos'red and cornpeiifive fervor is sfimulafed when a pep assmebiy is sfaged. This is fhe firsr esseniiai siep fo fhe success of a game. Haier and Qerwr Stimulate Hwufd Picfured beiow are The fighring Tigers, ready 'ro veniure To a far-off rown where vicfory is sure fo meer +hem, +he spirired sign seems To indicare. I fem' A+ home games, +he Pep Band sefs +o playing peppy music as soon as 'the sfands begin 'ro fill. For our-of-fown games. fhe nex+ siep is fhe sfudenf body send-off for ihe ream. During the resriess momenfs before fhe games ge? under way, Pep Ciub is given Yhe responsibiii+y of pre- senring 'rhe coiors. The crowds are raised +o fheir feef as fhe na+ional anrhem echoes fhroughoui ihe IFHS gym. When The game geTs under way, Pep Chib oTT'ers mora! supporT wiTh iTs coTorT'ul pom-pom secTion. Half-Time brings The eye-caTching marching rouTines of The spiriTed TigereTTes. Tense momenTs in The iasT minuTes oT an exciTing game are iHusTraTed A AA As The Team gains a vicTory or a ioss, The sTudenT body is ahvays ready To cheer The Team OTT The Tloor aT The end of every game. by This inTeresTed crowd of Tans. ATTer The game, The crowd ioins in The bunny-hop To heTp reTease The TasT oF Their evening's energies. eh K.: ' 3' 'K eg .V wine? X. 45, . .f' -Q 'arg ,W S A h , M ws .' 5 A ., 7' 1C '1'g. ,fe .Y evo' grain Julie Severn flolmmmzhy Qzmw an w ff -f P 5 r 7 V, :Q v t 9 -. J wif 41, - Lanny Perkins ,4 fmrdaffl .Xi Steve Nadauld Dann' 67116 KIYIQ Asif :Y 6 'H ,, , Rf 5 i' V p i g, I .MH -,r ua 2, ,Amy ,T J a ke Cordov a ,J ltcmlafff ,, .H f . I fy My , ,- .,gf ,,,, -A r M? 1? , 1 W 'ik , 1 Wgivg yi V35 'Huw M .L - X .,-. . Q, , , V, H1 f ' 4 yi,-,V -' wm,.1 v :TW , W A, W v Emu , 2331 ,A gg, ' ffilblgf-lv ' IZEQEHES Janet Barrus A 11 Haw! Quvm ,ff , 4 V :K 'fx' Q f , I ' 1 f A ' :ff-1 4,1 , V 9, ff ff Zffff X2 3, . , Q . , wfawfg, my ' 1 - V f ,Q31,fwig',9 4 1. aah , 51 , 1: 9 ' ' , g .1 Y ,WD ,-.V , 511, 'wif' 13 frggz dbg lv if , ,nz , fn-,fn l WA if' A F m ' Q., if 5 W, .f . sxQ,5.,, f V' - pa L ,, f Q, aa Q 12' f f ' 1 - 55 1' , E 'g ,ig .27 xl 1' 'H :2 '- 'n Y ., 1 Ji, if 7 if 'fbi , ,, fi 3 sn 5. f J Janice Soelberg Glade Barney A Attendants Q f We 3 w Pat Roberts Larry Winborg ,4 Itmdanls Connie Shurtliff Vic Erickson Shaw Queen and King Regally beauriful Junior Miss Idaho, Judy Sier- ler poses above wilh 'rhe +rophy, robe, and crown she received from winning 'rhe Junior Miss fiile. Judy was Trirsf Junior Miss Idaho Falls and lafer won her S'ra+e rifle in comperiiion in Pocafello. In March Judy wenf fo Mobile, Alabama, fo compefe in rhe nafional confesf. Holding The honored 'rifle of Miss l.F.H.S. is lovely Janel' Barrus, senior, who compeied in S+. Anfhony in fhe IaHer par? of March for +he 'rifle of Miss Sixfh Disfricf. Orher candi- dafes for Miss l.F,H.S. were Berry Marshall, iuniorg Sharon Reed, sophomore. The Man Mosf Likely To-7 con- 'resf held in February, is sponsored by rhe Debale Club in order fo raise funds for club proiecfs. Pic- +ured above is Garrh Cook, senior candidafe for fhe rifle. . I fe Q :Hs Dane Wafkins, a iunior, is sho in lhe picfure above. Dane was ihe winner of fhe Man Mos? Likely To-? conlesr. Sophomore candidare for ihe Hrle of Man Mosl Likely To-7 was Hal Timmons. Vofing was done by class members 'rhrough penny vofe sysfem. veg The ffnai roach ro a gafa evening was The announcernenr of fhe Snow King and Queen. Here Connie Shurriiff and Vic Erickson are being crowned by dance chairmen, Joe Hoisf and Susan Brooke. Arrendfng rhe royal coupie were Par Roberrs Larry Winborg, Janice Soeiberg and Gfade Barney. A higiiiighf :F 'he ' 'errnssicn was a mrnber ee'f:,r'-'wed by The sefor q-'n'ef. Raerg vher vzfces 'n a Chr's'rnes 57:3 are fe? fc righf Shirfey Grevrrer Karen Beal' Pa? Roberrs Mary Be'h Bren? and Jar? Spencer. Class of '60 Presents Uhrisfmus Dream K rn dxf- re ed sed ra ceranddf :sed gi a a i ard Karen Cushirg. e a e a G each ,ear y ..- s -RLS wi O Here sfudenrs and algrnnf wairz ro rhe music of Yhe Keynores. ln fha background srands a diver +ree and a wire-scdpmre reindeer which comprised The cve'y cenferpiece. 207 The queen crowning is a brea?-'raking even? a? ?l'1e Ag Bawl. Pic?ured a? ?lie rigli? snorlly a??er ?ne corona?ion are Lana Naudauld, soplwomore candicla?eg Jane? Barrus, senior candi- Wild Wesi,4lm0s,vl1crc pervades Ag Haw! Plann ng a dance is a serious rna??er, and discussion groups are essen?ial ?o ?ne success c? sucli an even?. Pic?ured a? ?lne lei? is ?he Ag Bawl plannrg comrni??ee working ou? ?lteir problems, Lef? ?o rigli?-Diclc Tolci?a, Da'e Meyer Warren Sco??, Dale Scl'iue?z, Marvin Geib and Ronald Neilson, clwairrnan. Jerry Becker, S?eve Purcell and Ronnie Morisl'I?a were no? presen? ?or ?l1e pic?ure. , ng da?e and queen: Be??y Schley, iunior candida?e. Eacl? girl received a corsage and a box o? candy. A? e Ag Ba'-wi Hirree Card Draw, neo November wes?ern dress was s?ressed. Slio-.-.ri a? ?ne rar? 's Pres Eilsworln rrcdewng a wud mes? cu??i?, 25. ?on A-ww ,Y Dancing GT ?l1e Ag Bawl was casual and corn?or?abfe. Slriown a? ?l1e le?? is a group o? dancers enfovinq ?l'ie ?riendly a?rnospliere. l Dance 67116 if Zuchanfed Sea' kaiures King Slnades of bfce and porple accenfed rlne cafeferia as a king was cliosen ar rlne Dance Club's annual qirl's clnoice dance held on November 23. Pfcfured ar 'lke riglnr Es King Sieve Nadauld slwcrry a:'er coronarion. Aso xfsible are Jim Simmonds, Judy Brown, Palsy Piram, Lanny Perkins, Nancy Collelle, Dance Club president who presenled rhe crown. and Sharon Squires. Posed in kingly grace, The Dance Cub royalry grin al 'rheir subiecrs. Leif +o riglwi is Lanny Perkins, alrendanfq Sieve Nadauld, king, Jake Cordova, allendanl. As llwe floor snow comes ro an end ar flwe Dance Club's g Enclwanled Sea, impressed couples applaud sponraneously. Tlne general clwairrnen were Becky Rees and Deanna Nelson. Spanish Molly' Dooorolos Sophomore flop Sophomore Hop chairmen, who carefully planned La Canrina are pic- rured above discussing parricular delails wifh 'rheir general chairman, Mary Berh Barlz. Leif fo righf Mary Befh, Kay Cochran, decorafions: Becky Rees, programs: lva Lou Colson, rickersi Alexa Spencer, inlermission' Sharon Reed, refreshmenrsg David Bock, orchesrra. The Mexican rheme oi fhe hop was carried Through during inlermission by Sandra Solis as she did a iypfcal Mexican l-lar dance. The dance, held on February 19, proved ro be enioyab'e enieriain- men' for all Below-Kay Cochran, decorarion chairman of rhe Sophomore Hop, balances precariously on a ladder as she receives crepe paper srreamers from one of ihe many sophomores who helped wiih 'rhe decoraiions. Everyone helped with The Sophomore Hop decoraiions, proves Iva Lou Colson, Chairman of rhe iiclser commillee. As soon as lva Lou finished her assigned duries she willingly dug in wilh decorafions as did many sophomores. A gay Spanish armosphere was produced by ihe oufsrand- ing Sophomore Trio as They sang Mexican songs ar rhe Sophomore Hop. Chrisfina Bruni, Naomi l-laaclc and Susan Sales malce up rhe +rio. junior Knnirlnen Orgnnzkc' 611155 Events I Oh darn, l'ha+'s no good, eilherf' sigh Eddie Nichols and Judy Moser, iunior Homecoming ski? chairmen, as lhey 'fry ro work our a clever idea for The class skif. The 'rwo worked hard fo produce side-splifling resuifs al Homecoming. Have a look al rhe funds? invires Ferris Top of Kaye Thompson as The fwo visir The main office. Ferris and Kaye were general chairmen for ihe iunior Home- coming float A look af The class funds was offen necessary fo insure a balanced budge? when enihu- siaslic chairmen wenl lo work on a proiecl. Several good ideas for the Junior Prom are being fhreshed our by Jim Brady and Lynda Crockeff in lhe pfciure above. Lynda and Jim were general chairmen for lhe Junior Prom, held on April 23 and en+if'ed Spring Debut A lazzy dance band, righf, performed popular numbers which proved 'the muslcal 'lalenl of rhe Pocalello sludenls as They presenfed lhelr exchange assembly here. One of lhe liner assemblles of lhe year was fhe exchange assembly wifh Pocalello High School. Here, some prelly lasses ln red and wlvlle dance culllls perform a snappy roullne. 2I2 .Z iff. S. Calm! ,4 :cents Assemblies An exrraordinary assembly proved lo be fhal 'lealurlng muscle man George Elsserman, lell, former Mn America. Mr. Eisser- man ls plclured ln one of hls speclular weighl-lilllnq leafs. A group which proved io be a greal' success wifh mosl of lhe sludenls was a modern dance combo fealuring a rock 'n' roll slnger, from Pocalello High School. Lovely iunior, Connie Johnson, is piclured above wifh Allen Neece in rhe assembly Idaho Falls presenfed in exchange wirh Pocafello and Blackfoor. The fwo were parf of a comical acf infroducing Jay Gaskill, co-emcee wirh Allen. Comely Par Roberrs has been acknowledged for an amazingly professional-sounding fone when she sings modern music. A good ex- ample of This was when Pal' sang The Birrh of fhe Blues, ar 'rhe exchange assembly. An unusual musical sound, produced by rhe Trumper Trio, was heralded as an oufsranding achievemenf by Dick Jones, Jack High and Eddie Nichols. Soir and dreamy musical 'rones were heard ihroughour rhe audirorium as fhe Senior Sexfef graced fhe srage during fhe exchange assembly when if was presenfed fo fhe IF sfudeni' body. Leff fo righf-Claudia Soelberg, Helen Humphries, Tora Mae Mechum, Michele Monay, Kafhy Wasden, Dororhy Keller. A+ 'rhe piano was Dawn Jensen. ff! 'Z Mfr- . Gycreffcs Sponsor 'hntasy land ' A dreamy and subdued afmosphere was creared by Bonnie Lyons wifh her awe-inspiring voice. Among fhe selecfions Bonnie sang, Maria was oursranding. Accornparfyhg rhe singer was Pres'on Ellsworlh paying fhe bongo drunns and Karen Grover ar lhe piano. A fun-filled vaudeville dance, clone by Robb Keller, gave 'rhe show an accenl of gaiefy. Shown above is Robb while capruring rhe allenlion of lhe audience wilh his Charleslon acl af fhe Tigerelfe variely show, Fan+asy Land. Wifh rnolions of grace and ease, Karhy Perersen and Lynda Mayson perform in gleaming golden coslumes. The pair presenled a modern dance lor rhe TigereHe's show. Lovely Tigerelfe maiorelle, Janice Soel- berg, shows graceful form in her march- ing roufines, a viral parr ol Fanlasy Land. - avi' I 4 As fhe shimmering blue and while salin cosfurnes are donned by 'the girls of Tigerelfes a' 'he annual Tigererre Show fhe audiforfurn is given an air of elegance. The precision drills surnrnoned loud applause from fhe audience as lhe roufines progressed. Chozr Krzngs Hraadway 5 Cfarouscl to .7 .71-I S Romanllc leads are lhe mosf nmporlanl of all parls an The success of a muslcal play Puclured above rehearsing a serious scene ln Carousel are Julle Severn and Clyde Nvxon The show was produced by lhe vocal deparlmenl' asszsfed by The drama deparlmenl under lhe dzreclvon of Donald Aupperle and Roberl' Knolfs scenery Leading characlers Shrrley Gruvman Nancy Pal mer and Presfon Ellsworfh are plclured lo lhe rrghf un a friendly scene as lhey pracllce lhexr lnes Carousel Mosl of lhe choir members sang In lhe procluchon which had been popular on Broadway and an lhe movnes Mrs Beth Clarlc's IO a m gxrls P E class was assugnecl 'ro do lhe dancing roulunes for Carousel The gurls, af lefr, converse wrih Mrs Clark abou? lhe coslumes lhey are 'ro wear Leff fo nghf Pal Gammefl, Mary Ann Marler Margarel Gamble Belsy Sfevenson, Sandra Enlce Helen Hogg, Daryln Murray Arvulla Kurkbrnde In fron? are Ann Wellrer and Mrs Clarlc 1 . . , I , Mrs. Aupperle and lhe arf deparlmenl assisled wilh adverflsing, programs and F Il .ll 4 , V , l ' f' s '- sa' -.1 -Q-, f' rf . 'gag 1 '5f-iw! - '- 11 3- ' , f, V 9, ,L bs ' l ' 2 v 1-A I I V . tw.: N . .Q ' . - in I 1 Q x, ' ww A Q H 2I7 5 ve sm bf M y E 'Zigi fi? if f13,'v Q , ff, ,. ,yu 5 1 4 3 , ,if a E 5 5 Q? tg., W iff W : gg' , f4 Ns M-Q. '11 'iff . figs . -55: 1 ' f' WFW 'wmqwi '-1 IM, Spud l3'11llC7imaws journalism llkfek Airer a peek af iasr year's Tiger Rag, Karla Berrerr and Hayden Ciark ser 'ro work on devising fbis year's Hpubiicaiionf' The Two ai righi' working in rhe fypicai confusion of rhe iournaiisrn lab, were rhis year's chairmen of rhe comic newspaper presenred in fhe rnain haiis during Journaiism Week. How abou? rhe rnosi' ex- pensive? poinfs our Caihy Kerr as she and Connie Benner? pian fhe annuai iournaiisrn banquef. The pair, a+ 'ef were general chairmen fo organize 'rhe banquer ar which new Spud Annuai and Spud Bi- Weekly sraif officers are announced For fhe '60-'bl school year. A chance fo exarn'ne yearbooks of ofi-er schoofs was given fo sfuden's arfending 'rhe conven- fion. Picfured ar 'eff are Lou Kimmeh yearbook candids edi- iorq Nellie Lindsayg and Carol Johnsfon, Bi-Weekiy and annual sporrs ediror. Dgngg prjgrarvg are 5' irripgrayi par? 2: 5 y doriie deed? CC'3'ky 'iiTCFY'lpSC'T and Sherry McNamara ar 'efh as fhey i:eo'n fo rrake piars :or fhe annuai Spud Bai. The fwo were genera' c 'rre he dance AL - be'd dfirg Jc,rna 'sn' Week in May. Annuai picrure edifor, Juiie Meppen, is picfured above wirh an insrrucror of fhe convenfion which she arrended in Pocareilo. One of fhe purposes of 'rhe Convenfion was fo insrrucf sfudenfs in ihe produciicn of beffer pubiicafions. Miss Aiicn Biffon Spud Annuai Year- book advisor, and presfdenf of fine idaho High School Press Associarion, is shown ai ihe ieff ex- amining oiiner schooi yearbooks ar 'rhe Idaho Srafe Cohege convenricn in Poca- iss B'r?:n c ricized yearbooks ' fhe convenficn in order fo advise s?u- denfs of The weak- nesses oi iheir pub- iicarions. 219 Many useful iferns are made in llwe woodworking shop by fellows wlno are skilled in llne use of +l'ieir lwands. Above, Gary Sluarelz, Lynn Croclcell' and Dick Bybee are sliown working on 'llweir proi eds. Library arrs, a course enioyed by a selecl number of sfudenls, includes privafe inslruclions on ine arranging of books. Below, Mrs. Maxine Slagowslci slwows Bonnie Lyon lnow lo accomplislw llnis obiec- five. X 2 ' 3 220 Be Si? i Carma Goff and Sandra Rehn are among rhe homemaking sludenrs piclured ar The righi' who are preparing some delicaie dish soon ro be enioyed. lnsirucled by an experf, Parry Jo Merrill, below, demon- sfraies fo seniors Karen Palferson and Barbara Crockerl rhe correcl' merhod of bafhing a small baby. The girls are en- rolled in a Senior Special l-lomemalcing class. E if f?? 1 f 4 5 i gf ir S-L-A auflful designs and arifslic creariens resuif from such GV? sessons 5 s shown al' 'rhe lefr. Mrs. Helen Aupperie in- ' For sfands by For any heeded ccansel. --.,,,, 'ibm Q YQEHNEDY When assignmenis are given, siudenfs have no class Time fo wasfe. Piclured above is a 'rypical classroom full of siudious siudenfs. Miss Mae Neubens American Hislory classes sfudied The procedure for holding a monirnafing convenfion and sfaqed a Dernocrafic Convenrion of fheir own. Milne Hafch is shown at lei? giving a rousing campaign speech for 'the candidale of his choice. 22I Ti A buslling campaign parly proved lo be STeve's Safellifesf' Members of rhe parly, above were Sieve Edwards, for presidenf, Sieve Klinger, for business manager: Kalhy l-larch, For hislorianq Forde Johnson for vice-president. Olher members noi piclured were Susan Brooke for secreiary, Jim Sullivan for cheer king and Roger Romrell 'lor head monilor. All the male members ol lhe parly were victorious. Z if 'Steve 'S Satellites' Out- Orbit Opponents ,f , ,fl ...-' , Q-4 1. ... g The Dukes was an oulslanding parfy 'lor which all On The Beachcombers rlickef, Sfeve Nadauld ran for presidenf, Shirley G-ruvman For cheer queen, Reed Beck for business manager, Kalhy Caryle lor secrefary and Kaye Thompson for hislorian. Olhers noi' picrured above are Mike Gray for vice-president and Bren? Rowell for head monifor. members wore marching red vesfs. ln lhe piclure above, Sharon Gygli for cheer queen is sealed. Oihers who are slanding are Kay Thompson for hislorian, Robyn lnfell for secrelary, Robb Keller for cheer king, Milo Jose for head monilor, Jay Gaskill for vice-presiclenl' and Allen Neece for president In lhis pariy all of lhe girls were elecled. Af campaign meefings, prospective officers would show lheir abilify fhrough speeches and exhibilions of lheir skills. Leading a cheering session above are Sharon Gygli and Rebb Ke'ler, who were running ior cheer leaders, A highiigh? o: campaign week was a pe-ea'ing confess hed in fhe cafeferie. A represenfahve of each parfy ceniesled 'o see wh'ch represenraffve c:,'d eal' fhe mos? p'es, Pichred leir lo righ?-Sieve Nadauld, Beachccnrers : Sieve Edwards S?eve's Salelfiesu: Mike Gray Bea:hc:'nbers. ,Masqueradf Marks Carmml My bu? we are beauhful Thus group proud ly paraded before lhe coslume ludges and sponsored Halloween Carmval For berfer or for worse says Allen Neece fo a couple wl-o have come lo lhe marrrage boofh I m a champlon dar? rhrower from way back says beamung Colleen Bmgham al rughl Ga'hered around a boofh and Trylng fhenr luck a+ some of fhe carmvals fracluhonal games was fhs group of coslumed sfudenls Prrzes were awarded for lhe mosf our srand ng costumes durmg lhe carmval re Chrlslna Brunl' and hr e head frrend Naoml Haack pose for rh ludges They represev who came 1rrs+ The chvclren or lhe e g 1 A : V r ended up wlnnlng af lhe annual Trl-Hi-Y l-le A , ' I e gg: E V I f. - - Q A Every year aT ChrusTmas Trme The gurls In FHA busy Themselves by rnalcmg cheery dnsplays and qlTTs PncTured above are some T The qlrls examnmng The arhcles Tor Their ChrnsTmas baslceT Tor a needy Tamnly l.eTT To rlghT Carolyn Murray Elsle Sparr Colleen Clark As worshup chanrman of Trl H1 Y Robyn lnT'eT was ln charge oT The Yule og Ceremony a beauTuTul TraduTuon of The club AT This rneehng everyone xs re quesTed To wear whuTe The old log from The year beTore as used To sTarT The burmng oT a Tresh yule log ,Mavd af Wzristluas Homes lo I .7 Halls unds of SlenT NughT seem To Tull The ar one looks aT The pucTure of The Trx Hu Y carolmg club and Tends To nnsplre The Chr1sTmas splruT ThroughouT The c1Ty AT Tr H Y Wassasung ParTy The gurls enloy The nglrsh cusTom oT d lnlcmg h T wassaxl spaced drxnk As The lnsplrlrg Yule Log servlce comes To an end The glrls rn Tn Hn Y en oy Trappe and TrosTed cake Servlng Joan Neece as Karen Jones 1 5 2 lx 2 , Ek V I f -Qin. 5 K v .' W ,. df l . . . . , . l l O . So i ' ' I as parTy. The parTy has become TradiTional wiTh The I ' ' L i. 5. ' ' old E A r' ' o '. a ' a A 'lradirion sfarfed by Girls' Fed- eralion was fha? of decorafing each classroom door wi+h a iolly sei of silver bells al Chrisfmas lime. Linda Moshberger is shown above helping +0 ailach fhe decoraiion on lhe doors. A Chrisfmas free is inspiring To everyone, regardless of age. Rae Kay Hosie, Dayle Jensen, Donna Hurley and Robyn lnlelr are shown af ihe lefl admiring lhe sparkling free. i i i Several days before Chrisrmas vacarion, lhe IFHS orcheslra convened in The main hall around fhe Chrisrmas lree ro play Chrisfmas carols which were enioyed by many. Merry Chrisfmasu may be said in many difierenf ways, as arf sludenrs demonsfrared. Admiring various Chrisrmas card designs are Charles Howell and Lynda Croclceff, advanced arf siudenis. rr' vvf iff' X lf .filflcs QQ J' L, NOEZ, in CI63c'J'tTk',5 Shimmering and shining, fhe school's own free slands undefiled in +he main hall. Erecied by Girls' Federarion, which lakes pride in making rhe school seem more iesfive during The holiday season, fhe free is decoraled by many lighls and colorful Chrislmas bulbs. 225 Winning prizes in rhe pinysicai division of annuai Science Fair, ineid in March, were Three IFHS feiiows: above is Cnaries Mirclnener, firsr place winner, wifh his AXS Heiiier. An inreresfinq eniry in ine Science Fair was Biii Mann's proiecr, which dernonsfraied a new concep'r in cc':r TV. -.I li!-1.5. Students , f f Cake Prizes at Science ?air Coppfng fnird piace in ine Science Fair was Dan Aupperie wiin his S+udy of Aerodynamics and Hydrodynarnics in Rciafion To Saiiingm proiecr. Second piace wen? ro Craig Wneeier, no? picfured. 'W YI! Yi 4 Ja, ln The biciogicai division of ine Soence Fair, Susan Brooke capiured iirsf piece wifn her proiecr on dexfrai. f Q' Jw,--aw 54,5 ' K :At'.,.g. W , - Q .VM-xi k Mn., . ,1 ...x ,. f 9: fx , '55 Q' sg? R A' f 'gr 'ag' , My ,K Sz' ,x:.'f-A ' Ar wg- ' .-15922-Yvfirw L f 5 0 iw ' va 1 --Q 1 I Q. 3' 'I gag? 'M V' 4 ? 1 V, M 1 1 1- , A x 9, -.,A'.' ,L .r 5 'im ,Q , as is 5 x 4 ' ' if .1,f'f4Qf-ff WAV: .. N SSS, ,W Li: . .Mfg wi- 'ifrf ' J ' M Ms 'T ' Jjxfx ki , 4, .Y -ga, it My H ,STE 74 fiiw V- a gf '-, v-.1...ff Mu ,L , :A ! x f..-4 . ' 1 .Q F. 'S fffjfli Qt M 3 up R. .VJ 44 'Hz 68: 1 I i --Q. use W, , Q--' A ,., 2, E, 1 , 1 XY ,vw .., f Nw -Q, I , Q n .5 .,. V554 wu...,,A A D. V.. ,XJ Variety Spices Grvup llnderfakzhgs An exolic Pep Club-sponsored dance, Road lo Calhayf' was under The capable leadership of Louise Wheeler and Mari- anne Hufchings, general chairmen. The dance was a girls' choice affair, a climax Y fo Twirp Week, March 28-April 2. Arranging housing for several hundred sludenls is nol' an easy proiecl as lhe choir housing commillee discovered. Preslon Ellsworlh, Julie Severn and Doug Haddock are shown above frying To decide where 'ro puf guesls soon +o arrive for lhe Big Seven Choir Conference. No lime can be wasled when fesls are af hand. Above are shown several members of 'rhe Senior Class who are faking preliminary college board lesls. All high school iuniors also parficipaled in achievemenr fesls and made an average score in lhe 99 percenlile. Rehearsing an excilinq scene in 'Nighl' Mus? Fall, a well-planned play sponsored by Thespians, ihe aclors above are Richard Hearin, Nancy Palmer, Carma Moore and David Olsen. The gradualing class of '60 olfen is faced wilh perplexing problems. Allen Neece is shown above direcling his class in a discus- sion. vi fx, LL 1 'rw A 333335 'QQQSECY -Ml ' Nw., u , iz T The joyous and happy rhyfhm of 'rhe daily rhings lhaf happen is whal makes life enjoyable. Those everyday crazy +hings, which usually occur compleiely unconsciously, are 'rhings +o be laughed over and remembered for many a weelc. Rae Kay Hosie prepares +o give Mike Harch a good snow-balling as fhey sfage one of lheir rypical noon-hour shenanigans. L fvl f i Q VW ll 23l Employees of Forde JOHNSON OIL CO., Lewis Sessions, Elmer Gold- man, are picfured here as 'rhey examine a new model fire press. Re+reading is a Forde Johnson speciaII'y. FORDE JOHNSON OIL CO. I900 Sou+h YeIIows+one Ave. ECONOMY We Give S and H Green Slamps PHONE JA2-4I90 QUALITY Conoco Healing Oil CITY CLEANERS 81 TAILORS 540 Park Ave. JA 2-8447 Idaho Falls, Idaho d I CITY CLEANERS Jon Gordsmifh is showing off :re c e 'ne ,, While You Waif I Ile I mjfers from ARTS MUFFLER SHOP, ARTS 1 D 's Ccmve'-'ev' 'of ' d If . S , , - my -sae - ad any mo'cf's' 'rw an emerqen:-f. ART S MUFFLER SHOP 253 Isl' SI' Idaho Falls Idaho MUFFLERS . . . TAILPIPES EXHAUST SUPPLIES I0 Minufe Ins+aIIa+ions May I Come ln? NR 'vu ,,,.a ' cxyde PM ...L ...L.... Marllyn Keyes- Zorro. NHHQ 15 ca Musnc soofhes me JGY Gasklll who Shan K 55Y angfy beasf Wa1ch me go fo Sparish dressed A+ fhe Ief+ Oscar Holm Ahhhh Women s Fac u Mrs. Zuma Hake- Did I see Zorro? Shall I gef black? aslred Eileen Newman, seeking advice rom uzanne ensen an u ie raze , w ie e sa es cer 'I ' - . if S H d J I F II hl fh I l lc shows fhe girls some oi his lafesi sfyle spring flais in HUDSONS. Uffudson' Convenieni' Credif - Teen Accoun+ LADIES SHOES: Joyce, Town 81 Coun+ry, Lifes+ride MEN'S SHOES Roblee, Allen, Edmonds, Florsheim WESTBANK MOTEL by Scenic Parlc and Falls Idaho Falls, Idaho PHONE JA 2-3060 Sialionery Office Supplies Books SCOTT'S BOOK STORE ON BROADWAY Idaho Falls, Idaho . Q When You Have I Tha+ Home of Your Own, Remember- I FIRST STREET PLUMBING 8: HEATING II8 Firs'r Sfreef Idaho Falls, Idaho JA2-6896 F ILLMORE JEWELRY Diamonds and Warches of Finesf Qualify KATZ PHARMACY Prescripiions and All Your Needs Imporfed Orienial Gif'I's FREE DELIVERY - PH. JA2-808I I96 Elva, Idaho Falls, Idaho Prescripfions is only one of ihe services of KATZ PHARM ACY. Shown ready to leave aifer having asked fo h prescripfion filled are Kathy McKinley and Sandy G h Hugh Style Kafhy Marian Man wha? a drag' OXNQYN ai x0 wx 1 QU aoo :Wx Jlm Brady- Oh musf I? Sharp Merchandise for +he Smari' Shopper Admuring +he new spring oufiifs rn S, H. KRESS CO, are Millie Sfellans and Donna Kemper, picfured above. Clolhing is only one ol The many ifems carried in KRESS. For casual rnen's wear 'rhe boys al Idaho Falls High School are olfen seen in BROWN AND GESAS where s+uden'r lrade is held in high esfeem. Wayne Blasius, salesman, is al' lhe leff while David Olson and Jon GoIdsmi+h are lrying on fhe lafest sfyle zip up swealers. Complimenfs S. H. KRESS CO. 45l PARK AVE. Idaho Falls, Idaho yL. 1 -Q - 11 KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES Piclured above is lhe smorgasbord in fhe WHITE ELE- PHANT. For 1'ha+ occasion our malre your reservafions and dine in lhis exolic afrnosphere. WHITE ELEPHANT SUPPER CLUB 205 Holmes Ave. Connie Slwrflifv' and Deanne Me+caIl are shown above wail- ing on an order al BURGERMASTER, Having recenfly open- ldahg Falls' Idaho ed, fhis new drive-in receives much of lhe Maller-school Cfowd- PHONE JA2-790I Explaining iusl how a camera operafes is Ron Hull. lo lva Lou Colson, while Mrs. Melville and Mary Belh Barlz ada -COMPLIMENTS or- AMERICAN FUR CO Everyllming in mire an album of plwolographs in 'flue background. SPOFFSWGQI' 1 .ff 3, I 5727 Park Ave JA2-034l Slllll 8 lillllfllll Sill' ln-lil 8 mm Shoes: Men's - Ladies' Fine porfrapmre Clolhesz Cl1ildren's Wear Q ,Individuals Cameras Q Groups Equipmenl I Weddings and Supplies 460 B STREET, PH. JA2-507l 474 Shoup Ave. PHONE JA2-6l75 Snappy Men's Wear for Snappy Young Men Omega Walches Fine Diamond THE SHOE HORN Idaho Falls' Friendly Shoe Sfore SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION Jr--4 GJ and 344 A S+ree+ Bir+l1s+one Rings PH- JA 2-0744 Royal Holland Pewler JOHN E.WEI DA ggl,::'+i:uz::3,:,gg Z1C+1lZ'2 nvious are oeen Bin ln m JELUELER Cerlified Masler Walchmalxer Jarman Shoes 'Fo' Men 348 B S+fee+ JA 2-2405 Cover Girl Casuals for Girls Idaho Falls, ldaho Studious Students Mi' ' ' me Easter, Cerma Kaflfy Carfyfe -' Wcfd HTS 13,9 . ,. ...,.. Hayden Clark TMS Governmeni' book ws Hwe mos? rniereshng bool: I have ever read rw my whole lrfe Karer' Pa ci ad S CCGSS , e's:' f,f S, Tvaf- Me a 2' 's e rc +3 ., Delicious pasrries, lreshly baked, cause Ihe sludenfs Io marvel, Shown above are Eulah Thompson as she hands Virginia Taye lor and Carol Mann a cake ordered for Ihar special oc casion ar IDAHO FOOD KING on Wesr Sevenfeenfh. BALDWIN'S IDAHO FOOD KING STORES: Q 8I5 S. Holmes Ave I Wes+ Broadway Q 50I W. I7'I'h I Offices a+ 8I5 S. Holmes IDAHO FALLS. IDAHO MU RPHY'S MARKET Your Friendly Neighborhood S+ore Open From 8 +o 8 JOHN CHRISTENSEN Owner and Manager Sleve Carlson and Diclc Bacon are seen selecl q h I BLOCKS where ever apparel for men. CAMEL SHOE STORE I+'s Good Sense Io Pur Your Feel in Our Hands NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Nunn Bush Q Foo+ Flairs Lazy Bones Q Red Cross Tweedies Q Clinic We Guaraniee Your Fi+ 4I5 PARK AVE. JA2-0082 ET llllll ill Richard Clay I+ Beals Me. T L: da M,s,b,r,e J, e Se er Jdy 'fe' Carrna More Lenny Thiede yden C ark Mary Berfy -- Make yfhing is olfered in Ihe w y I g Command Performance Julue C!ay+on Evelyn Becksfead Fayeffe Whufney I down up no? up down' e Kvlfan wan o e 5 nd dog men Johnny Parluns and Davld House You are playmng my song' A+ fhe lefi Bull Page and Marxlyn Muxr You mean Lourse Wfee er Pep C b Ch cha cha 24I . I v . -H+ is 2 X 3 I sing like cI'npmunks? MH: 'V - I ff b PWCL, , . ' '-'e pm - - Idaho Falls ALWAYS FIRST QUAL TY Slore shop PENNEYS Youll LIve BeI'Ier Youll Save' BAIR'S 973404 PO Box I056 Idaho Falls Idaho I680 So YeIIows+one JA3 l30I SERVICE STATIONS Gas OI Fuel OII RETAIL WHOLESALE THE POST REGISTER X F'6 2 Iel f The Newspaper Thai' Has Been Servlng Ihe Z f QR Homes of Eas+ Idaho for 78 Years NEW COMICS 8 Full Pages of Color Comlcs Every Sunday NEW COLUMNS NEW FEATURES NEW MAGAZINE SECTION WI+h 'Ihe Bes+ In News Phofos and Feafures fl 2 ,B IDN X O Ixxxx X HEEFS Hex is 'Z xxx Lv LE More Than a Newspaper I A DAILY HABIT 20I N CapI+aI Ave Ph JA2 9396 Idaho Falls Idaho 9 I ENN ' ' I . . . , I ll I 0 -- 1-1 Q I ll 'Q I X I ,f I - 1 Q, Q 15 42? fill I , ' , g 7, 11. X 5 K ,W , ,.,, , - wIwL,fak I' IX, ' ,ff I E I 1 N l J Il. 1 'ffl ' H fr f f , Q . 'JL I I, -TI- .J ,N N I 0 U 0 -x' ' Q Q I Q -L-Y RIN mei L If I -I' IN o I X: EE. rs. ' I if v N Y X lb ' l t- X In I ixxxxx T IIXIIT I A n A xnxx 1 rf. 'I ', N .Nix ' i--F 2 -I-.ffff-xg, fa i i Y , Q1 -igiiii, 'i ,:,Y,:Zei-,iipi I Amidst Confusion Carma Moore, Marlene Laxrd Cafhy Carlye Tim urnmons B4MWe1da +o einer now I 2 3 Pe Club um'na+es Man 'flwe lrfe boafs Semors and Juniors fnrsf e C ub +eres+ ng game7 Unable To decide Hiusf which pair, Michele Sferzick Calls upon Tanna Jusiesen for help while Gere Radford palienily waits on fhem. The lady's feel receive Careful consideralion from lhe clerks al CARROLLS. Idaho's Only Compleie Women's SpeciaI+y S+ore Dial JA2-28I6 Roger's Ho'IeI Building Idaho Falls, Idaho INC. fini 9 ,, . ,ml I 1 IPUTUII ul i Even Lou Kimmell enioys reading when i'r's a humorous book from PIONEER BOOK STORE, Novels, cards, hislori- cal books. as well, are all available. PIONEER BOOK STORE 352 A STREET Books - Cards - School Supplies Ari' and Of-fice Supplies Geneology and Church Supplies PIZZA PRINCE RESTAURANT 403 FIRST STREET Idaho Falls. Idaho Feafuring 'Ihe Fines? in I+aIian and American Food FOR CARRY-OUTS CALL JA3-4577 Maybe I'lI have one oi each, iokes Darlyn Murray Io Paul Deiiinqer as she 'fries 'ro decide which one of Ihe PIZZA PRINCES oufslanding dishes Io order. Dreamy afmosphere and excellenr service are Two iea+ures emphasized in +he resfauranf, Just as Long as We're Together Susan Brooke and Pafsy Piram- ReaHy, we walfz beaufi- Naomi Haack and Cnrisffna Brunf- We always go To 'the F H ' u y. opera fogefherf' if' Richard CVay +eHs Suzanne Henson- Now work can be fun, can'+ H? .- And Jean McHan and Judy Sfelfer- Birds Hayden C! D,yXe Jensefd age. of an Fdand ffock fogefberf' ffeads ark and Mik - fax? and MP9 O' N6 beffe, gh e OJIVSFSH Robyn xn Wm uve ko 5 an T wo maybe We one, you know... 245 IDAHO FALLS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Sloddard Ford, Inc. Roy J. Keller, Inc. Dell Bell Molor, Inc. B. A. Waclierli Co. Ellsworlh Bros., Inc. Ray E. Lundahl Co. Ira N. Corey Co., Inc Willy's Sales Co., Inc. Snake River Equip. Co. Hari' Ponfiac-Cadillac Kile Rambler Sales Van AHa Mofors. Inc. Smilh Chevrolel Co. Norris MoI'or Fll p +hq+fabs 'er u , is e re ues o ar ara imonson 'Io Vic mell, owner and manager of KlMMELL'S TEXACO V wh qualify and service are greall apprecialed ICE. ere y by high school sludenls. Included are Marrianne Lambrechl, J Anne Goldsmilh and Karen Hall Slick wilh Vic on l7+h ' COMPLETE TUNE-UP ' BRAKE SERVICE ' WHEEL BALANCING ' MINOR CAR REPAIRS and for Thai College Move See Vic Aboul Trailers VIC KIMMELL'S TEXACO SERVICE II30 E. I7'lh JA2-9740 Idaho Falls , .. via. ,. Lel HELMS Do Your Special Baking You'll Be Proud You Did! 337 A STREET Idaho Falls, Idaho PHONE JA 2-8053 SKAGGS DRUG CENTER The Original Pay-Less Drug SI'ore 460 Parl: Ave. JA 2-2543 Idaho Falls, Idaho If we could read fhe minds of 'rhe above Sophomore Hop chairmen al a Typical meeling. would we find everyone al- iending 'ro lhe business a+ hand? More likely fhe only one who is concerned is fhe general chairman. Here we see each as he really feels. Al rhe leff Iva Lou Colsen and Alexa Spencer agree. l lhinlc she is all well Sharon Reed hears from David Bock- Oh yes, you 'ock dash7 g we w 'us Nr Buzz and Business Mary Barlz, general chairman- Oh, come on! We have go? +o plan. The hop is +onigh+l A+ The leff Kay Cochran fells Becky Rees- You would never guess who I nlgh'r. wen'r ou? wirh las? 'Q 247 LeI s Mee'l' a+- I T' I I ADA S CAFE ' OrienI'al Food 9 SI'eaIcs ' Chicken 376 SHOUP AVENUE PHONE JA2-927I I e en s se ec o s e eo n alb ms e d e s shee musc panos nd organs are ncl ded e Ihree floors of us ca e cha d se CHESBRO MUSIC COMPANY Pclured above s Joe Gro g as he ece es I endly help and adv ce n choos ng a 're eo alb efdro MUSIC Co uallI'y and Service Since I9II 327 Broadway Idaho Falls Idaho Preparing a score sheet ai Ihe HOLLYWOOD BOWL is fhis alhl efic Ihreesome. Holding a bowling ball is Belly Walers wilh Marsha Thompson and James Crapo sealed al' Ihe deslc. HOLLYWOOD BOWL ON THE NORTH HIGHWAY Bowl Affer School and Weekends Enjoy Re'freshmenI's and OI'her RecreaI'ion PHONE JA3-3985 Plcfure II' Now See I+ Forever BACON S STUDIO les E :uh JA2 5687 An evening ou? on Ihe +own begins as Ross Simmons and Carol Johnsfon prepare To dine af JACK'S CHICKEN INN, where bolh dining and dancing are feafured. JACK'S Famous CHICKEN INN PHONE JA2-6879 Idaho Falls. Idaho It's All in Their Game Q ? Jack Young and Tlne Boys You owe me lhree Davsd Kragllnorpe fo Mrs Kragllworpe ll' seems lemons' 'llne balloons move Carol Morlensen l have a Feeling 'ro ay wlll be a cvrcus John Parlcln l dream abou? go MMY B555 D0 l 997 +0 SPH' he :ng Info orbll bcllle F N777 d . . ',, - in . i 'w+ Above are Judy Sfelier and Jeanne Marshall shown making iheir lursf move foward college. opening a savings accounl ffhe BANK OF COMMERCE. BANK OF COMMERCE EasI'Gn ldaho's Home-Owned Independenl Bank 2020 N. Yellows+one Hwy. JA3-2020 AMES JEWELRY Finesi' Name in: I DIAMONDS O FASHION JEWELRY O WATCHES-GIFT ITEMS O GLASSWARE-SILVERWARE Complere Warch and Jewelry Repairs 507 PARK AVE. PH. JA3-I952 IFFI'S PIZZA Thinlrin' Man's Pizza! Elm and Blvd. JA3-4997 BROADWAY BOWL For Fun and Exercise BOWL AT 44I BROADWAY Idaho Falls, Idaho , y a + +I BROADWAY WL hh lr Complere Line of School Supplies al' SPROUSE-REITZ Firsf S+ree+ aI' Holmes Ave. Idaho Falls, Idaho YOU CAN FIND ALMOST ANYTHING HERE! Open Un+il 9 P.M. Complumenls of SKYLINE IGA MARKET 655 Skyline Drive PHONE JA2-59I2 Growing Pains Rae Kay Hosne Some day Ill be a leader A fhe rnghf Lan a Moshberger O ' Whai a drip' Oreffa Kuwana Please I am 'Hwe shy fype Jamce Soelberg Bu? I wan? 'ro march' Mary Bass Mommy I doni wani 'ro wear a dress 25l Sfop a+ THE H IVE Across From Bonneville High School For AFTER SCHOOL REFRESHMENTS NEWBERRY'S Complefe Shopping Headquarfers 0 Clofhing 9 I Housewares U I Fumilure U O Candy U Noveliies Toys Hardware S'I'aI'ionery O Many Ofher Ifems CORNER PARK AND B STREETS When You Graduale 'l'o Be'H'er Things in Life- Gei Your BeH'er Car a+ Ponds- GUS and BOB PONDS' FINE AUTOMOBILES 448 El-VA JA2,34ll s a ou o er cars al PONDS FINE AUTOMOBILES R. W. HAYNES STORES, INC. The Sfore for Every Purpose, for Every Member of +he Family. Open From 8 'Io 9Every Day VERDEAN S TEXACO SERVICE JAa.on1s 445 N. CAPITOL 960 John Adm Pkwy PHONE JA2-3592 Idaho Falls Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thornock are pncfured above af. 'fhe HI WAY MARKET where qualify and economy HIWAY MARK 302 Lee Ave. PHONE JA2-57l5 ET SAVINGS CENTER MARKET 344 Memorial Dr. PHONE JA2-4767 The Wonders of Nature Q00 we nf' X 5 Gee Gaye Y G f Oo Lufe as bu'r a clrcus Why do people always 'fry 'ro avosd me7 fl! L Congralulalions +o fhe Class of '60 C. C. ANDERSON'S SHOUP AND B How's This for size? exclaims Carol Adams as she cgsplayg cage of lhe modern slylecl slraw hal purse designs fealure in . . ANDERSON'S. Looking on are Gwen Osborn and Carol Monk wilh a nole of energy. . g A IDAHO FALLS - POCATELLO lf You Like Nice Clo+hes City Floral and Bonneville Flower Shop SNOWBALL'S SPORTS SHOP Every+hing for 430 park Ave. +he Ou+doorsman JA2-5378 Johnson Molors Hunfing Equipmenl' Creslline Boafs Fishing Taclcle Garden Center I 620 W. Broadway JA3-0972 Wilson Alhlelic Equipmeni' I 'ndj eaxkerv Specially bakers produce The largesf variefy of brealclasf rolls and c ff cakes af the fairesl rales. Laughing as they sample a fresh douqhn l 1' JACK AND JEAN'S BAKERY are Pal Gammelf and Dorolhy Thomp Tangy Tidbits 1 X Barbara Savudus and Marilyn Keyes Whaf do you mean SPIKED PUNCH7 th Mmhele Monay Th 5 pizza 5 IOOCZ, Sunny Cook and Evelyn Beclcsfed How p ppe,-I abou? +rad1ng a headache for an upsef sfomach gd M ss Afton B be fha? bad Q 'Yon and Robb Ke e Hon ? C V' Shurley Shoemaker Who sard calor1es7 wa T I .I , 1 V IH I 4 . Sf if ,-F! A 1 f9,,,M 'Q L v ,Q ' ' I . g , . -,, I . I I e 4 , T. 4 I I , Q Q Q Q 3 f-'Ol-,Bi I a ' ' , - ' I39 ' . T I is Ialcen for ime ou Annelrle Woolley and Shar- new Pendellon slyles in I lhe foreground Maxene Johnson reads a hairslyling mage' FERRELLS. They are bofh hl I g h I employed in Ihe large de e w ie wal in er urn el G-ROOMS parfmenl slore INSURE YOUR FUTURE! Enroll ai' GROOM'S BEAUTY SCHOOL A Beau'Iy Career Offers You . . . Financial Seguri-fy O Above-Average Income In'Ieres'I'ing Work O UnIimiI'ed OpporI'uni+y 432 Shoup Avenue ron Mayson Io admire 'rhe FERRELL'S PARK AND BROADWAY We Clolhe Everyone COMPLETE STOCKS CIo+hing - Shoes Ladies', Men's, ChiIdren's Wear GLENN E. CLARK Secretarial School ond Accounting College Capilal and G S+. Idaho Falls, Idaho PHONE JA3-2303 SlD'S TOP NOTCH RESTAURANT AND DRIVE-IN soo wee lm si. PH. JA2.234l Try Sanilone Dry CIeaning a+ WHITE STAR LAUNDRY Main Office: Capifol and A Skyline Branch Office Wes+ Side TWO CONVENIENT DRIVE-INS By Public Library On Second and Holmes We Give S and H Green SI'amps PHONE JA2-0362 Idaho Falls. Idaho School Days The day before locker clean-up Can f we go home now? You ea? one and Ill eaf four or maybe five ,,,,, . X i 1- f L V 1 , . ' 1 Ah, feach, if's five o'clock. lx, A .1 I i ' .V . . , , VH-4 - . KQV! K , FIRESTONE SAFETY CENTER Largesl' Tire Sloclc in Idaho 'Fi rd SAFETY S l g They leave The FIRESTONE SAFETY CENTER are All d J N services oan eece, FIRESTONE offers many I Th I ily and for feenagers. Shop Firesione Firsl Easy Paymenls Use Our Budgel' Plan RECAPPING REPAIRING Free Loan Tires While Recapping Keller, edilor of ihe SPUD Bl-WEEKLY, is show bo as he pulls proofs for The newspaper 74661. PRINTING CUMPIINY Bari' Ingram-Blaine V. Morgan l32 FIRST ST. JA2-4346 Publishers of THE SPUD Bl-WEEKLY' See Us for All Your SCHOOL PRINTING NEEDS MOTOR VU, INC. IN IDAHO FALLS on N. Yellowslone Highway PHONE JA2-6773 HUDSON'S CAFE AND DONUTS 566 Parlr Ave. PHONE JA2-I998 Idaho Falls, Idaho Admiring a capri ouliil of black slacks and a paisley I: blouse worn by Julie Meppen is Vickie Van Siclcle Vc e Ihe left is wearing a yellow sporl sei. ideal for e Th 'ffl h F Ih cl l cl occasions. e ou is were c osen rom e wi e ol dress wear af SEARS. Sears I70I W. Yellows+one Idaho Falls, Idaho PHONE JA2-0790 Ticlrefs - Dance Programs - Elo. al FALLS' PRINTING Lying Down on the Job Judy Bodnly- Each day l face fhe barren wasle... Dorofhy Thompson- SH up? Buf, lreach, I was up all nigh? doing homework! Barry Carlson- I always fry 'fo shave upon arising. Jack Brady- I dreamed I was conremplafing a pebble ln a clear round pool. Lou Kimmell- Get busy on 'rhe candids sec- Hon? Oh. no, chIefy we philosophers never work. 259 X I f I , -0 I 26I McCallum Joan 28 INDEX ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STAFF AND OTHERS Armslrong Myrhe 24 Aupperle Don 24 Aupperle H len 23 24 l24 220 Barrow Lynn 33 Beaslon E I6 2l Berry Lsler 24 Blddulph Floyd 24 s Charles 24 I64 B1I'1on Allon 24 I58 2l9 245 Boardmen El1zabeIh 24 Br mwell Edna 24 3I 43 Buckley Gladys 25 3I Burgoyne Florence Burkman Charlolle Burlon Donna 34 Bur on Ellen 34 Bullerworlh VIVIBD Car Belh 23 25 Collmgs Freda 25 Connor George I9 Cook George 25 Corless Zelda 25 Cornaby Paul 25 Cu er Dean 25 I33 Couch Howard 23 D1xon Dean I9 Empy Edna 33 Enke James 32 Enke Mrs James 32 Ewerl Edna 25 F c Ida 6 F1sher Rulh 26 Garland Esler 23 26 I29 Gesas Ralph 32 Gesas Mrs Ralph 32 1 ord A L I3 Ar Carma 44 I34 I54 Allen Dee-44 I34 Andelm QUIHHL44 Anderson Lyndon-44 Apgood Denn1s 44 I34 Arave LaRae-44 I34 Ashbaker Barbara-44 Bacon Duck-44 240 Bacon Ela1ne-45 I34 Baker Carolyn-45 I34 I54 Barkalow Bonme 32 45 Barney Glade-45 I27 205 Barney Jamce-45 Barrus Jane?-45 I50 I5I 204 206 208 Bass Bonme-45 I38 B s Mary 32 38 39 45 4 I48 I96 249 25I Bafernan Bonme-45 I35 I98 Baleman Karen-45 I34 es Bill-45 I3I I7I I84 Beall Karen-46 I54 207 2l7 Beasley Darlene-46 262 Gnmmell' Monlla 26 e Zuma 26 3l I45 I96 Halgren Cllf 33 Hall Wayne 33 Harlvugsen Jack 26 I37 I96 Heley Raymond 26 I47 Holm Oscer 33 233 Holmberg Gladys 27 Hosslord Bud 32 Hughes Arden I9 Humpherys Blanche 27 Hunler W1Il1am 33 Johnson Faye 27 3I Jones Harvey 23 27 I30 Keahng Roberl I9 Kmg Reed 27 Kno ls Roberf 27 I28 I40 I4l Korrell Florence 2l Kragfhorpe Barbara 2l 249 Kraglhorpe D Vld 27 I3I I64 249 o C R Krueger Pearl 34 Laney Aldon 27 85 I57 LEWIS Brad 32 Lee Ella 2I ey E rl 23 28 1154 Le1schner Lyle 28 I56 Longmore Aluce 23 28 Lough Mur1el 2I McEven Gorden I7 28 47 Madsen M1l+on 23 28 Man1on Glenn M 20 23 38 Mann Mrs Roberl 3I Manwar1ng Leonard I9 M er Don 23 8 er DOFIS 2 e L Vern 23 SENIORS Beck Gaylon-46 I3I I68 I84 Beck Reed-46 I54 I55 222 Becker Karen--46 I25 M1ke I7 Belson R nald 39 46 I33 42 Barrel? Karla-46 I35 I54 I6I Berry Lev1I'a-46 I44 Berry Mary 32 38 40 46 148 B1ngham Dav1d-46 B1nkley Ne1ca--46 I54 Blackburn Jud1'Ih--46 I54 I55 BI1ss Sandra-47 I25 I27 Bower W1ll1am-47 Boyce Max-47 Branler Candy I7 47 I34 Brnggs LaJuana I47 Brmkman Taml-47 I26 I33 I34 I99 Brody M1ke-47 Brooe Susan 38 47 78 I33 I34 207 226 245 Brown James-47 Neel Collen SI'1bal 23 3 Neuber Mae 28 I29 Nlelson E1la 34 Norms Faye 22 32 Oberlander Rulh 2I I44 Ollver Wllllam 32 O en All I9 Park Clyde 29 I23 I64 233 Prmgle Herberf 29 Rob1nson Bran 23 29 Ro l1ns John 33 Rydalch Ann 29 Schn1'I'ker Darrell 29 Schull-z Ronald 29 85 Scl'1wend1man Rex I9 Slagowsk1 Maxme 29 220 Sm1lh Dorolhy 29 3I Sm1'rh Helen 34 Shnson Coleen I22 Thomas Shelba 30 Thornock Owen 2I 252 T1ppels Rulh 34 Tucker John W I8 Turley Louls O 30 Waddoups Ralph 22 Ward W1ll1am G 30 3I Websler Roberf M 30 Wedon Jean 23 30 3I Werry James N 23 30 Wes? 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