Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1941 volume:

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To those who worked and sacrificed that their children might have better opportunities to receive the hifzher awards of life. To those who went before us in a less fortun- ate period of time: Yes, to those, our worthy PARENTS AND GIYARDIANS we dedicate the 1941 TIGER. SCIZUG! .Boarrl CHAIRMAN . . Bryan llcnry t'l,lCltK , Chas. ll. NVeltvroth Assoeinte Member ., .l7r. R. lf, Nlatsun Assneizlte Member ,l I'2lllli lflnrklmltvr Associate Menlher IJ. C. Summers Associate Member , ,..Frunk Peterson Assoeizite Menilwr Mrs. VVn1, Phoenix H, MAINE SHOUN Superintendent 6LCLL!fy WALTER V. OLDS Principal IN1uth+-nmtics lnstrun' ,L STANLEY TRENHAILE MARNETTA JONES EARL WILLIAMS ANNA MAE OSMANSON Agriculture Public- Spwaking Nnllu-ul Scivnw- Composition .IAIIf'I'2iIlII'1' Vhysin-:xl lGdL1Czntio'1 Glen: Club JOHN NORBY DURWARD MARTIN EDITH NANCOLAS INIEIIIIPIIIEIIICS CUlllllll'l'CI2lI Cl,Ill1lllt'I'Q'I2lI Natural Suia-nco Those Whose Pictures Do Not Appear MARY JONES MARGARET SCOTT fIUHIl11l'I'CI2lI Wwllmlrosilifvxx I'IK'HllNlIlIL'S mama gfiqk Schoof Jacuffy B. B. BRIGHAM RUTH BELL GUSTAV G, Social Smrivncc: Homo I':k'1lllOlllII'S FI-ECHTNER XVOVIII IiIiSi0l'N AIIISII' I11xl1'11m-lor IJIICl'H.IL1l'l' DOROTHY WILSON BYRON B. BERRY LEWIS SMITH FAUSTINE LEACH F0r'0ig'l1 I.:1ngL1zLg'c-- XVm'I1I zlml .XIlli'l'Il'2lII 414-111-1':1I Svivmw 1,115-Six-nl I.1,lm.:1Um, HISUIVY l'II5'Si1'S Nntllrznl SI-iom-c I l' 'KWH .Q I X Q 1 M S ciewtq X 'Q 5640051 aewe-swat . 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Football l- 2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-42 Track 2-3-41 Council Member 1-2-35 J-Club 3- 43 Declam 43 Ambition- to be rich :md be own bossg Hobby - hunting and fishing. erzior ass fhcers FIRST SEMESTER sulant lhuu I-l1'111le1'so11 1 Il- il4ltYll A ullyo' Nix.-liolsoii limb llimlsey Ibfmnu Handy Viviun Terry SECOND SEMESTER llresimlent .. .........,.,, Mollyo' Nicholson X'i1'1--l-'wsirlm-11t ,,,,,,,. ,,,. B Ob Lindsey S1-c'i'et:11'y ,,,, ,.......,..,.... M olly McMahon Uuuucil Meinlu--rs . .. . .Zane Coupe lsllmer 'Pirnm ASH 4'0I,UHS7Hl,lll'1 AND XVHITIC VILXSS M4 V I I'f I- W JRVVA Ill? VIDXSS l l,UXYI'lll- -XYIIl'I'I'I 1:0815 emma fgfqk Sckoof Senior ass of 1941 MaF!EL.L AVERETT ABBIE BARKER DELMA BARGA Nlcuts Lo111m11L1.-il uilu me AANIPlllCl4 ' k'o1111n1'1'1'iz1l. 11111 e Halal H151 A1111 llllllli' lC1-. Club il: G14-1' 01C14N 1 N111,.,11 Vlub l-3-Z!-I1 .luilritiuu f 11115 ,Liss 111 su-11og1'a111l11'1'. 2-' 'EY. HARRIMAN L. BARNES Hz1nk'A' f'Olllllll'l'L'l2ll. Track Z1 Boxing 2-33 Boxing Mana- ger 4: Boxing reporter 33 Ambition-L1111-cliunic. ELWOOD BECKER '1'u4l Vollegs- Prep 411141 f10lIlIllt'I'L'i2ll. RAY BENEGAR Uollvge Prep. Football 33 l-Boxing Mzinziger 31 Truck 3- li Ambitimi-iizivul pilot, DAVID BOYD DEAN BULLOCK DOUGLAS BURKS Davy Agriculture. Box- Cominf-rciul. Basketball 2 lJoug 2 College PNP- ing 33 FFA l-2-35 All -31 Amhitiongto be il Football 1-4: Track 35 School Play 4: Ambition tziilorg Speech 43 Hobbit-s -Ag Advisor. -dancing and writing Boys Oct:-ite -lg Live XVirl- 2-3-4, Editor 43 An- nnzil Stuff 3-4: Stage BIJIIIZIHPI' 4: Vim- Prvs. 21 l'uun1'il Mviiilmei' 12 Hob- lvy-siiigfiiig und women: ,Xnilmition -grazing sheep on Plastino's green pais- Lures. emma gfiqlz Sckoof Senior CLARENCE BISHOP Blish Football 1-2-3-4 Captain 41 Boxing 1-2-3-4 Goldt-n Champ 3-41 Secre terry 33 J-Club 1-2-3-4: Hob hy-farming: Albion Base bull 4. REX BLAMIFIES Bob College Prep. Foot bull 1-2-3-43 lrzick 3-41 Bas ketball 2-3-4: J-Club 2-3-4 Secretary-treasurer 1: Pre:-i dent SZ: Hobbit-s-fishing and hunting. WI LMA BOYD XYillie Commercial Course Rupert High 1-Z3 Glee Club Q55 0f1941 RICHMOND BURKS IRENE CALLEN FLOYD CRANE: Ilia-liir-V' Coll:-ge Prop. Cullen College Pri-p, Collcge Prop, Q1 Yr, SN, 'llrzxt-lt 2-ll--1: F.F.A, 1-2.- 1-i2lSlil'lbil1ll-lfI1I1ll'2lll'ILll'- im-1 Orchestral l-3: Holi :lp Ogdm-in :ind Moscow ails 3-43 I-'rs-sitlcnt of G. lmy-niodelairplans-sg Am with F.F,A. S33 J-Club 4: A-A. 743 Billlll twirlor Z- lvition -acronziuticzil on A11ql1i1j011?si1Qgfeg3 and Ii--12 Dvtlzllll 3--ll DGLJEI C glIl90l'illg. wmtinue school: l-lobbies 1-3-3-4: Live- XYire l-'- -Llzincing, skating, fish- 3-43 Live YVirc Editor 4 ing und hunting, I1ih1'21I'i1lH 41 'Vigvl' Stuff I, blew- Llulx l-2-R-4: 'Vriplv Trio l-2-3-ll J- Ulnlu 3-Ji--lg lXl2lllklp1'l'l' ol lllill' 331 Auf, XYeidcr- saint -I: Clniss Play 233 .linliilion-- I want to ln- ' al. tluptzlin, too. LEE CHOJNACKY Cornnic-rciul. Live VVirc -ll His First Shave, and All School Plzxy -lg Ambition- furmerg l-lobbies 4 hunting and fishing. RICHARD COLE Dinky Collc-gc P11-p. Foot- hull 3-43 Boxing' l-Z-Il-ll: bil- Ver Glow-S Il: J-Club 2-ll-4: His First Hilaire :lg All School Play -I: l'lUll11Yf farming: Aniliition - floctor and own two rainclis-s. ZANE COUPE Curly 1'olleg'c l'1 l-li, liais- kelblill 1-U-Zi--I2 Y1-ll Immi- vr 1-23 Vim' l'r'vsiml1-nl ol Class I, Uminc-il lvlmnlier '11 Hoblryffisliirigp Amlrition - vhivl' 1-nlnlwtiloi' ul' lszulv xvillillll. fx S- K QW MELBA DELLINGER Mel Cuiuuiert-izil. Homi- 7 D Flu. Club I-L-I,--lg Ulm-tg I Club ll-LQ Ambition 4 suis: with :in ni'c1hc-stint. Hobby- -collecting match books. aroma Schoof ROBERT H. DOWNING Bob Comuierciul. Am- bition -- gvt plenty of slum-pg llobbyfpliotogru- pliy zuul stump collecting, MARJORIE DRISCOLL 'tl!z1be College Plfep Glue Club 1-23 Home EC Club 33 Ambition-nurse Hobby-collecting unusu- ul articles. Senior ass of 1941 LOUISE EDDLEMAN RAYMOND EDWARDS WILLIAM EHLER Pinky LOIHIIIQXLIII 'Ruy Coimuvrcizil, Foot- Bill College P1-vp. Fil- es 3 -I AIUIJI bull 3-4: Boxing 2-3-43 vi' High 1-21 P. E.. 13 u 0 .1 team ti Xmbitimi-tu bvcouu- it Football 3-Z3--I2 l3UX1Y1g' Hobby 1.0 4-tts st Lmps fllI'lllk'I' oi' at truck driver. 410141141 GIOVE 41 lnjfllllll iutl poems und .I-Clubg Ambition- lo bv a uotvrl couch ui' foolbzill player. L1 NINA ELAINE FERGUSON . - Qftwx ' Fvl'gy Home Eu Sec. und 'l1I't'2,LSllI'6I' Home EC. Club 33 Buud 2-3--ll Orchestra 13 Home EC. Club 1-2-353 Glee Club I: Al1llll1lOU-lfll1l'S8Q Hobby-dancing, MARIAN FRANSON College Prop. Live NVire 1- 2-23--13 De-hate 1-2-33 J- Club 3-3--I3 G.A.A, 43 Glee Club 1-23 Tiger Stuff Z2 Gooding Scholastic Meet 13 Presidn-nt 23 Student Body Vice Pi-esidt-nt 43 Student Body Sec. 233 Student Body Prosiclent LI: Declzun 3-43 Balfour Mvdal 1: School Pluys 2-Z3--I3 1llll'i1IllLll'8.1S 3- 43 I-lobbies-collecting news write-ups. JANICE FREEMAN Hume- Eu. Basketball 1-23 Ilrtuu Mzijui' l-Z-33 Pep lfhiml 2-3: .I-Club 43 Hobby -skiing and skating. ADRAIN DEE GREEN De-e' Agriculture. Foot- ball 1-2: Ag. Basketball 2-33 F.F.A. Secretary 31 Band 4: Out of thci Night, 31 All School Play -13 F.F.A. l-2-3-I1 F.A.A. Spvvcli Cmile-'sig 1-lolmlmies-sprwlsg Amlri- tion-czi 1'pL-liter. NELLIE GLOVEFI Nell Collvgfl Pr'-p. 'H'- r-lifyzlrui I-I-ii-43 Hum ldv. Zi: Amlfiii'm-nursing: Holz- liif-s-liiking, sewing :ind 4-'1llec'lii1f.f rlislic-s. BLANCHE GOEMMER Collwgi- l-'ivy Baud l-3-3--li Pep Hamel 2-4: Live VVi1'f-' 4: l,ilnuii'y lg J-Club 4: G.A.A. 4: P. E. Zi: lrilrzlmuiunls 15-4: Hfnlmlmic-s-pinitngi'z1pI'iyI ,XIII- l Itlflll-YIIIIWS4-'. l.ILA ROSE GOFF Cnzniiieim-izil. IIlU'2llllUl 2LIS IJ: l-hind 3-4: O11-Iiestiui 1-Z-3-41 Glue- Club lx J-Club 4: GAA Svc. :ind rI'l'+'2lSl.1l'9I' 4: Am- l1iii'wnA-court i'epoi'tvr: Hob- by-music. emma gfiqk Selma! Senior ass of 1941 PATRICIA HENRY 111, 1 x..'. 4 I I 11 fUllllllLILlII Uuiiisn- liziml 333 Give Ululi l ' 'I'ripl4- 'I'i'io 33 l,iv4- VVii'u l-' Amniliou, ste-img.1'i':1pli4-1' uf .1 rivli fvllnw: I'Iulmlny--iuzilc-Ii t'UVlf'l'S. DEAN HENDERSON Xgl'Il'llIlllI'1'. F,l+'.A. I-2-Zig F.l4'.,X. Ii:isIc1'llaull :mel liaise-- Irzlllg X14-1' I'i'esi4lv1il ut' F. F. A, .ig Funllmll I-Z-Il-lg Prusi- rlvlii I--I. EUGENE HITE 'Uv4'llI1! II1llllIlII'I'I'I2lI. IUFA I- 2-33 Amlvilioii-lu g.1'm'l an. gruml ob. WALTER HENRY limi --- Vuiiilii-ii'vig1l x'uui'ss, l-'mvlluill l 1 Hans- ki-xluill l-3: liunil 2-:X-I: I -I lv IN-iw liziml .I-li llcclzxm ..- I: .I'1'luli I: l-'nur on xi Ili-alll. 'A'l'lmsi- in Glass lluuswsf' Ulu ni' ilu- Niglilf' IIis First Sliuxw-. Si-x'-'ii K1-ys li. llailcliuil-- 1 Aiiilviliim V im-vliziiiivznl viigim-vrg Ilulvlwy 'viii-ilmw Spin-is 1-sm-riznlly' skiing. -AN if i VOIT HUDSPETH Spud Agriculture. Boxing l-I-II-43 Football 2-3--IL Ag. Baseball I-3-3: President 35 Ag. Treasurer 39 3 F.F.A. Ogden, Boise, Moscow: J- Clubg Ambition-to halve at million dfJIIilI'Sl Hobby 4 training horses. BERDIE JANE HUMPHRIES Binny Commx-rt-ial. Butl- dy Buys an Orcl1id 3 Ambi- tion - dk'SIgIlGl'Q Hobby - drawing pictures und col- lecting glasses. VIRGINIA IKARD Red College Prep. Basket- ball mnnuger 2: PE. 3: G.A, A. 4IJ'C1llIJ CE--I3 Council Member 13 liztnd 2-33 Glee Club 1-2-43 'l'riplc-' 'I'rio I-2- -l: J-Club Secretary 4: Live XVire 1-2-3-43 Tiger Staff 41 Clnss Play 33 People VVIio Live in Glass Houses 233 His First Shave 33 Se- ven Keys to Buldputen 43 Cheer Leader 25-43 Yell Queen 1. 61' 01726 CLARENCE KYLE Buss Agriculture. Box- ing lf, yr: Busebnll 1-2: Orchestra 1-2: Jerome Hi Smoker 2: F.F.A. 1-2-3-41 Hobby - driving around town. ROGER JORGENSEN JACKSON ..mUHdie-- 9,111.0-C pl-el, Joi-'-fe Business Course. 2: x I . I., Y 1 w' V, ' ' A 9' Hess Home ICC. und and fjtllllllltllblill. Glou 1l6SldfTll 1, 'l'I9dSUI'G:I' 0, Student Body Vice Presi- dent 33 Student Body President 43 Football 1- 2-3-43 Track 1-2-33 J- Ulub l-2-3-43 IQLISICOUJQIII 1-2-353 J-Club Presiflent il. iqk Sckoof Senior ass of 1941 ARLEDA KENNEDY Sis Home E03 Home ISC Club l-I-3: Glee Club 1-2- 223 Triple Trio 33 Ambition- pilolz lloblry i embroidery work. ROBERT LINDSEY Bon or Doc Commercial :incl College Prep. Sec. Treats. -I3 Vice Pres. 43 Live XVil'e 33 Class Plzly 33 Am- lniiion - medical surgery3 I-Iobbies-sports and reading scientific- lll2lt6l'IElI. EUGENE LEWIS Gene College Prep. Am- bition-get along better with the girls. GRANT McGUlRE Mac College Prep. Football 2-3-4: Track 2- 43 Boxing 2-3: Bzislzetlmll Manager 4: Ambition--to vfiiique-r the educutioufll world: Hobby-liuniing. JAMES MESSENGER Jim Colle-ge Prep. Oi' cliestra 1-2: Dec-him 3-4 Placed lst at District Ii 4: Plays, Suf Vifedfer- skeimd' Out of lliv Night: llivs- VVi1'e fi. DORIS LOY 'Y'Sissy Home lic.: 1 iOlll': Ev. Cluli l-2-251 P. lj. 151 Hobby' -sf-wing. MOLLY MQMAHON Niue Collegi- Prep. Hus- ketlmzill Z: P.l5. 3-41 Council Member 1: Secretary 3: Sec- 1 euiry-'l'reasu1f'er 4: Blind Twirler 1-3: Drum Major 4: Stein- D4-claim 3: Live XYire J-1-C3--li '1'ig'l l' Stuff 3-4: Gif-ff Club 1-Z-3: Triple Tvio 1-2-Zi: .I-Cluli 4: GMX..-X. 4: Class Play Z: i'Periple VVlio Live iii Glass Houses 25: His Firm Sliziw- Buddy Buy aii Olfilllflu 4: All School Play 4: HOlJlDj'7f12LHClHg and sports. ERMA MCCLELLAN Sis College Prep. Girls Basketball 2: :'Vi'ings of Darkness 23: Libraiizin 4: Ambition-iiursing: Hobby- Collecting pennies. MADELYN MILLER Pat College Prep: Fil- ml' l-2: Glen' Club i-31 I . IC. lg Offivv Girl 3. E aroma gfiqlz Salma! Senior ass of 1941 MARY MU LLEN Dim iles College l 1'c1v l '- x ' - Wendell Higli l-2: l1ili'z1.m11r- ails 1-21 Glue Club lg Ambi- llill'l- nurse-3 llfilvlwy-sf'Wi11:2,'. GENE MASON lf1llllllll'I'l'l2ll. llizinml, I-Q-Ill Ui' 4'll6Sll'il I1 Vive l'Vc'sul4-lil Ol ind Orc ' ' Band g '-liestlzi. Pep Huml 3-43 AllllDlll0I'l--2lCI:O- visiutivs und lllllSl4'l Holwliivs -plioiogrupliy :incl 1-moris. RAYMOND R. NOTE Ray tffillem-w l'y'1-iw. lloli- lmivs -lllllllllljif, 1'2Lr1ipim.:' :xml guns. Ambition -uvlzulixm. PANSY LEE MILLER CHARLES MILLER JOHN MITANI Home EC. liznslcellizill 21 'l'uffy'A C0llllllL'l'L'lLll. .lwlimiie Cniiiiiiviw-igil l'.lC. Il-lg l-lrmif-1 Ev. Clulu Pcmllnzill l-Z-31 Busliet- :xml Cullegi- IH-lip, HMI, l-2-Sl: G.A,A. lg lim-l:-1111 ball 2-Cl. liqill :Ig 1'-lf, 3,41 lwtwllm, -lg Alnliiliim-an guml L-ook: ll Aiiiliililm--io lwcomc I'lolmlvies-r-ollw-Iin- rvvi- mi giviqiimy K-5 ps-s, wi itin,:r lvlls-rs. Spnvts. l Q- - 'ww -' gs. MARY LUCILLE NICHOLSON lVlolly'o College Prep. Freasurer 35 Vice President lg President 43 Tiger Editor 13 G.A,A. Pres. 45 J-Club 2 3-4: Live Wire 1-2-3-4: Bus ketball 1-23 Library 4: In rumuruls 3-4: P.E. 3: Am lwition-not to be u drifter. BETTY LOU OWENS 'Scoott-r Home EC. Bus- lwfllilll 1-3: P.E. 53: Presi- dent 11 J-Club .President 4: Home Et- 2-3-4: J-Club 2-3 l: Ambition-beauty operat- lor: Hohhy-sports. VERNON PETERSON 'PERU' College Prep. F.F.A. l-2: Ambition-soine brunch ot aviation. LEAH PELLY College Prep. G11-e Clulm l-2-3-43 Huhl Distrirt 21 Live VVire l-2-Il--li .Xin- hition-singer und nurst-' Hobby-songs und old coins. CHARLES PLASTINO Pl:1sty Coll:-ge Prep. Football 1-3-3--lg Husket- ball 3-4: 'Franck I-2-3--43 Vice President 13 Council Member 31 J-Club 1-2-3- Ig IJ:-hutv 21: hive Nlfirv 33-I3 .Xnnuul Stuff lg llc-- l-Iznn I: Ilolilvies-eurtoolv ing und sports. DORIS PETERSON lJ0rrie Comtnercial. Soft Brill 21 Lihrury 42 Amliition-tc-aucher: Holm- hies Singing' und 131151-- bull. emma gfiqk Sckoof Senior Gfass of 1941. SHIRLEY REED Collt-ge Prep. Bund 2-3- 45 Orchestral 1-2-3-43 Live XNire 25 Gooding Scholastic Meet 1: Ambi- tion-to attend the Uni- versity of Chicago und to he u court reporter. Hob- hy-t-ollecting and play- ing toy instruments. ELBERT RICE College Prep. Build 1-3- 33-433 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Pres. 23 Debate Z-3--lg Live Wire 2-3-43 Horn Solo 2-3-41 Declain 4: Yo- cnl Solo 43 Tiger Stuff' 31 J-Club 2-3-43 Boys Ot-- tette 43 Plays- Papal Says No, No Christ- mas for Papa, 'Uni of the Night 3 National High Sc-hool Ol'K'll44YTl'2l ii: Student Body lvlanuger LI. CLAIR RICKETTS f'Iun'li College l'rep. 'I'rnc-lc 4: lbelmzite 41 l+'.F. A. 1: Alnlnition-has:-lmll pluyl-r l-lolrby-nI'che- Ology. E. KAL. SY V IRIS ROHOLT XYvlltl1-'Il 1-23 Home Eu. Soft Hall 23 Hohhy-sewing. ROBERT ROBERSON Bob Uollege Prep. Band l-23 Hohby-tuxidermy and rudio. FRANCES ROBINSON Flick Home lic. Home Ee. Club 1-2-35 Glen- Cluh 1-3: Ambition-to be sut'c'esst'ul in everything I attempt: lflohhy-pictures. lution to H Q FRANCES SLOAN l+'rzuikie Commercial. Advertising lvlamager for Plays 3: Live VVire 2-3-43 Libr-amy 43 Ambition - good secretary or beauti- viunq Hobbies - flzuicing, swirls, :md vollvt-ling lll2lll'll l'ol1lvi's. IVIARIAN ROVER .I1--:mic- Coriiinerwial Good- ing Sc-liolastiv Meet l: Gleff Club I-4: Sextr-t 3-42 Live Vl'ire Z3-lg Triple Trio l-Z-3-4. FRANCIS SHEPPEARD Frank College Prep. Foot- ball 2-3-43 Boxing Z: 'Truck 3-23-43 President F.F.A. 4: F.F.A. at Moscow and Boise: J-Club 2-3-4: Vice President 3: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4: Hobby- collt-cting stumps und matches. LA VERNA SHOCKLEY Home Eu. :md Commercial. Glee Club 1-23: Ambition-to be 21 beauty operatorg Hob- bies - collecting book mutclit-5. aroma gfiqk Schoof Senior ass of 1941 WM. J. SPAETH EVELYN SPEARS CLARENCE SPEARS Hill C'ollm-gli P11-p. llc- llouw 1411-. tilt-Q Club l- .Xgl'it'lllllll'L', Foollwgill x vlzuu 233 lgiuucl Il-43 liivw- 2-Il, Alllllllitlll -- lll'llllill'X l .b'..X. District Count-sl VVi1't- 2-3--lg Pizluist for it-uvliiiig. :nl l-'ilcrg F.lf',.X. I-2-I!--1 tllee Club l-2: .I-Club lg .XllllllllUll'fP1lllll0l'I llob- ,XllllliilUllfl'2ll' salesman: liit-s-lmuliug: :Hui 11-up- I-lobbyfplziying piano, ping. - NEC .A 5. ROBERT TESSIER Bob Commercial. San Ped- ro High, Call Soc-cc-r 1: Ambition-welding: Hobby- fisliing and model building. VIVIAN TERRY l'0IIlII1l?I'Cl3,l. Council Mem- bf-1' 43 Orchestra 1-2-3-43 'I're:isurcr C-.A.A. 43 Homl lic. 1-23 P.E. 33 Ambition- Sleuograpli er. ELM ER TIM M l'inY Tim Agricullurv. boxing l-2-3-43 F.F.A. lit'- lltfrlei' 33 F.P.A. Secrvta1'y 4: Iglstrict Secretary 43 Statm- N'L'l'f'lil1'Y 4: Council Mem- litll' 'IZ l4'.F.A. Club l-2-3-41 .I-Vlub' Ambition--ag. iii- sl l'llCl 0l'. EFOWZE RICHARD WOODH EAD Dick College Prep. Baud 1-Z-Il: Livc Xvirv 1- 2-5-43 Annual 43 Stagi- 112ll'l2lgk'l' for Etsy Pay- mentsui Orchestra 13 Hobby-radio. ff- JANICE THOMPSON DOROTHY TIPTON DOROTHY WEEKS Jan f,1OIlllll6l'4'lhll. Baud 'I'lmJic Commcrcial. Cudfllm-S i CUIIlIIlI'Y'Cli1l Ig l,iw- Xlfiy-it l-3--lg Ili- I-Ionic lic- Club 3-43 Glc-1' and Homo IQc.3 Homo luv: I'i irx' I' CA X 1' Hllllll l'lub I-233 Auibilionglo Club Z-3-4: .Glce Club 1- dy Buy a Orchidng Class bi- a lypislg Hobbies --.- 2-3-41 Public SDGZIIQIYISQ Plays 3: Hobby or Am- crollvcting picturr- post School Play 33 Ambition bition-st1-nograplier. cards, dancing. sto go to school in Cali- fornia3 Hobby-Sports. iqlz Sckoof Senior ass of 1941 NITA WILLIAMS lfollm-gc Prep. llibrarian 43 Glu- Club and Triple 'l'1'io 1: Ambition-to be a. twat-lu-rg Hobby collect- ing book matches. NOT PlC'l'l,lHlCD CHARLES EMEFZSON R+-ll C0lTllll 'l'C'l2ll. Football 2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-223 'lll'2lL'li 1-2-33 Ambition-'I'o inakb a succ-'rss out of life. CHARLES WILEY Slowly Collegl' llrvp. Ol'- c-lieslra Asst. Maiiagei' 13 Orclivsira 1-2-21: Ambition ---siic-cw-Ss: Hobl,y-radio. ROBERT J. WILKES Slim Colle-get Prep. Fool- ball 23 Speech 3-43 Special- ties-Novvlty Boxing at .I- Club Carnival 2-33 Santa Claus, Music Festival at P0- catello 43 Ambition-to lose some Weight: Hobby-reach ing. PAUL WHALEY Commercial. Baud 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 1-3-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-43 Annual Staff 33 Hob- bies-pliotograpliy and mo- del building. gba Junior ass 0 emma Sckoof Q55 IQIQCZVS FIRST SEMESTER President ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, VV 'endell King Vice President , ..,... Kenneth Morgan Swcm-tary'-Trezls. Vida Lou Strickland Council .,,..,,,.......... ........ . .Mary Troendly Jzlck Ll-wis IW 1 P114 E WTI Oliver Adams Irene- Aizawa Garnet Atwood Bury Lou Bailey Juznlita Burklnan Onm. Barnes Lw1'11Qldine Burtlwluxnew Edith Baughmau Mnrie Beeson I.o1'1'ai11+- Berkins Lonniv Bevens Jean Bvxm-1'id5Q I,5le Huuliles Bliilltlll' Cullen Ihvroilly Caxrnuvw Ummld Clnlrulx Nile Ihu-ling .Im-nnlv Imrnzxll lkwulhy 1,'llY1S Olin IHWCIQIGI' lliriann l- ollilnnn Mqn'g:n'v1 Gage l.ynmn Holloway Mary Hongvndoblu Mansion llvssiuw Uzxlv Hurd Hvlen lviv l.enur0 .Ivnkinb Joaxncilv .IQUSQH SLIXUU l.Ll'lUl'IXC1' J1-:lu lmwslmv l c'I'll 1.06 .luck Imwis Olin Loy ,Xlfrvd Mnlvlcp Willa. Maw Max. -I-wk M1-lnlyrc .Xl:ul'g,'ui'eI Mm-Spsullls-li Xxrllllillll My-1'1'ill llilllll N11-ssengq-1' lfllsii- Nlyqflys L--is Mym-S Izivw-uw-li Kll1'lZlll'l' Hem- Blillvl' R0lH'l'l Mitahi llzlrris Mnurellt-Qld Kvllllgi h Morgu Il illxulys Murrow lsulin-Ile Psi-wuiuii Nellu Ju Nil'-Isl-11 U1'l'll'll1lQ Ullu Lois Pzilmci' Iiuurul Pluss Yislnui Rcelmlivli LN'-lll llimili-eLLH Arviml Sheldon ,Ellen Shillihgtun Helen Shillihglon hlil1'lrZLI'Ll Smith L'al1'l Smith imuiae Smith Florencw Sorenson Mellic Spencer Mylwm Spencer RQ-X SlZ:lllLllL'L' Ray Slungei' lluwlins Sumley Vida Lou Siricklzuid Ilene 'izilkiugtun I lelen J came 'lfe1'1'v Xvlum lm-rrx' I.1m-lui 'Fhornu Aluiy 'I'1'ue1ully H.O11kll4l Vunda Veer Cl'ia1'l'-s Vining Doral XVLllk6'1' Alargaret XV1llllT1g'lOll h'lZLl'g'Zll'6l XX73.l'l'Q:l'1 Ku llmrine Wehsuar liefrhice XVQ-stfall 'Vrumznn XVilkS Lois Wfilson PICTURES NOT IN ANNUAL Nauliml Cr1:'llII'Y funn. Giwlcari NI11l'jc11'i4' Hills David Hflmphill Normal Peltvrsrin Ilaymr- Pzllmour lVz1mlz1 YViIham Me-lhurii XVilsor1 Ninzi XYilS0n Robert Z4-'Her Q! S660 gh Z 61' Omg QM '05 'X G xy Q5 E Q S Q Q me 50,9 S0IUh0WZ0l'6 fjqC6l 5 FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER l'resident ,vv,.... , Vice-President Secretary ,,,,,,,.,. Freasurer .,,,,,,A,,,,,,, Council Members Nora Atwater Jack Aldritt Raymond Averett Anna Mae Burks Lola Buckles Harrison Barnes Charles Braughton Imogene Bird Truman Beem Mary Benbrook Malcolm Brooks Stella Baughman Eugene Ball Audrey Beeson Betty Burke Ernestine Benbrook Richard Bengoechea. Robert Bell Rebecca Bruner Richard Callen Edgar Coupe Kenneth Crothers Glenn Doris Cocannover Betty Rae Dilts Eleda Day Harold Edwards Paul Eakin Bryce Fry Reinhold Fisher Boyd Freeman Charles Thoinason Fleta Wfillianis Richard Callen Joe Madish Robert Kinder Edgar Coupe S0I0lZ0l'I'L0 Helen Flick llc-ne Fox Lloyd Goodrich Kenneth Gifford Neva Green Rosa Glover Bernadine Hite Norma Hansen Vernon Hall VValter Huber Margaret Halbert Beatrice Hepworth Liilton Hill Clarence Hubbell Dollie Henry Susie Hepworth Beulah Humphries Kirby Hill Ardell Habernian Elsie Irons Kenneth Irons Muriel Irons Virginia Janes YVanda Janes Don Jacobson Virginia Johnson Doris Johnson Don Jellison Robert Kinder John Kulm Joe Keuter President ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice-President .,,, ,,,. Secretary .....,,...,......... l reasurer ......................, Council Members re .Qoff Florence Kaufman Alexander Kinsfather Dorthia Kober Freda Mae Keith Eleanor Kober Elsie Kuhn Robert Kulni Helen Lawshe Evelyn Lee iiert Miller Elaine Nliller lllay Millet Joe Nladisli Gene Melntyre Irene Miller Tianda, lN1cNeil .Inyc McMahon lioliert Moliley llarry Note Meivin Newlan Marvin Nexvlan lllildred Nnlseh l,ennard Oakes Margaret Oneida Irene Ogata Shirley Palnionr Milford Peterson Maxine Petty Robert Pratt Nina, Mae Robinson Belly Romans Joyce McMahon Vernon Hall Marjorie Sinclair Edgar Coupe Joe Madisli Helen Lawshe lwlarlelyn Sanberg Beatrice Saniano Artella Small Phyllis Jean Sniitli lzola S-hepp Francis Studyvin Jaek Stanhope Marjorie Sinclair Phyllis Smith Bonnie Stndyvin liydia Shonn Ulycle Slieppeard Janies Sinith liydiann Snyder lrene Sinclair Florence Sliappee Lorna Smith llarnld Thompson Charles 'Vlioinason Chester Thorne Elinira. XX'alter Franeis NVard Vivian XYalters lilargaret Vvilks Alvin XValters Fleta Williams Janice VVahl Lloyd VVillianis Robert Woodhead g-VBSLIYMUZ 0646611 i FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ,,,... . Vice-President Secretary-Treas. Council Members ltill Andrews 'Voinmy Ambrose Ls-o Aizawa Marva Abbott Hari Arnold Al2llX'lll Aslett llilly Bubak Vernon Bell XYalter Burdick Mildred Barkman In-ah Bailey lidna, Burgener Fred Burkhalter Sam Chadburn itqbert Cullen Joyce Cooke Helen Clifford Jesse Coats Ilan Connor flilbert Callen .Ioscphine Conklin .lack Cox Vivian Claycomb Anna Lou Craig Catherine Cloughton Edith Davis Leon Daniels Teddy Diehl John Driebergen Mary Lou llill .. .... , ,..,..... Don Rice . Kenneth Hessler ..,, Craig VValteI's Mario Madish I 9-reslz Myron Ehrsnian Lucille ISVLLIIS Paul Plechtner George Fiala Glenna Freshour Roger Fiala, James Gordon Doris Galliher Naomi Gibson Grant l-lutnphries Mary Hansen Adrian l-luman Margaret Harting Claude Henderson Mary Lou Hill Kenneth llessler Juanita Jennings Dale Johnstone Georgia Johnson Bill Johnson Harold Kennedy Alice Kennedy Richard Lowe Bill Leighton Norma Lee James Lawrence Evelyn Miller Richard Moorhead Ralph Morris Eileen Mullen President ......,......,... Vice- President Secreta ry-'l'reaS. .......,. . Council Members an TM! Gall Grace Martin lfllgena Miller Marjorie McVey John Messenger Clara Meuser Ida Main June Myers XVilbur Myers Marie Madish Gloria Meiser Henry Mitani James Mann Everett Main Ben Mitani Viva Nance Richard Oliver Kenneth Oliver 'l'ony Oneida Dwight Usborne VVilliam Peters Ruby Payton Merriam Peterson Duane 1-'harris Mary Anne Plastino Norma Ploss Don Rice Lois Reddiek John Ruhter Lew Shoun Dale Simmons Don lticc Lawrence Stone .. Eileen Mullen Anna Lou Craig Teddy Diehl l'atty Stanhope Arlo Simmons Elaine Smith Herbert Stewart Melvin Smith Lawrence Stone Melveen Shaw Betty Scott Barbara Span-th Frances Scott Larie Stanger Robert 'lhorpe Ardis 'I'ing'wall Teresa 'Fhorpv Max 'Pliompson Louis Tessier Keith 'l'homn:'on Paul Vanclavt-er Maurice VVolI'e Billy VVillianis Robert NValk4-r Sylvia vvillgkllllljl Irene Xfvillllllijll Ruby XV0ll'llllJ2Ll'g Sophie XVinterholItr Craig Vvalters Helen VVarren Jean XVashburn George XVestfall Donovan Yingst Senior Gfass gfisfory Do you remember when we first started our careers toward l'1lgI19l' education? Remember the gold stars pasted on our foreneads for being good, tape on our mouths, spats, writing spelling words after school and the first day we started using ink in the third grade? We have come a long way since those days. Everything was chang- ed the day we entered nigh school as lrlgntened and very green rreshmen, seniors loomed above us terrifyingly big, but none the less awe inspiring. we trembled if one spoke to us. A1- ter a week of tramping out our mia- tions in stocking feet, and such, we settled down to business. As freshmen we were quiet and seri- ous. bchool dances were started that year and although we weren't respon- sible we like to think we helped. Bish, Jorgy and Plasty surprised ev- eryone by becoming football letter- men as freshman and laid the firm foundation for a champion football team in the future. Seven J's were issued to the Frosh that year for football, boxing, basketball, and debate. Not a bad start! We began to get wise as Sopho- l110l'0S. We boldly turned out to school dances and even sponsored one. No one came but us. Uur ego- ism fell with a sickening thud. We nad a concession at the J-Club carni- val with pine cakes being one topic. The first Tiger in years was publish- ed and we boobs were determined to have the best one yet, when our time came. We became upper classmen the autumn of '39. This year we became quite active. Members of our class promoted the first formal speech banquet, to become an annual affair. When the annual of the year began to slip, the J-Club, pushed by several Juniors, took it up and sold the ne- cessary amount. It seemed we were always fighting for something. Again we took charge of a school hop with moderate success. Our Junior Prom was realized on December 23. De- corated with Christmas trees, colored lights and pine boughs, the outstand- ing feature was a gigantic picture of Santa Claus and reindeer, painted across the end of the hall Dy Junior A-ndrus. This year saw our Iirst dlp into finances. With the nickel left by the Seniors in our treasury we felt like a party but this was squelch- ed. Five cents seemed insufficient for 116 people. We left it in our treasury. Our Senior year came. We ruled -and yet we couldn't believe it. Things went on as usual and we be- gan to see the end of our high school days. During this year we had a cham- pionship football team and boxing squad. The student council became very active. We exchanged assem- blies with different schools. With our finances in the condition they were, we sold magazines for the Curt- is Company. A contest developed- boys against girls. The girls lost and thus they paid the penalty of giving a party at their expense. A seige took the school one time and eight girls in our class mar- ried and approximately eight more were engaged. Again we had trouble starting sales on the annual but we feel our efforts were not in vain. The Senior Ball was January 17. Decorations were in a winter theme with novel programs and the dances were carefully labeled. Our colors are blue and white. We have carried these colors in our an- nouncements and for the first time in J.H.S. history we will graduate in b.ue and white gowns-blue for the boys and white for the girls. We are the largest class to gradu- ate in Jerome. We have had a won- derful time and perhaps have achiev- ed a little. Now that it is ending we find it hard to leave. We hope the classes who follow us will find as much happiness as we have in Jer- ome High School. Oiixoi ML is 0 63501 iw, y,64ke,oie, W6 X29 Q59 'Yami , fbsfei. 0 i',9ooQQve, YKKX'-9, SQQWQQOQQ 98x'vox , 294, pyesxevzwx Qmos. X4 Qxckivziooo, Sqovve, 95x'moi', ie, YQSWOQQSXOQQQ o Sxgixok 'L ' Km 5 N509 951.0 'Yxoexw n ' XKQX A QQQNO 'YQQ Ywoxtlx fbqxov YJ. Ynexxi , 991 e8x'xot', gy-fb Q4 OOSOUAG, 905 xgxmbe Yvoql '. 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U2 'E CZ fi 'J' fb ..f -: D .. 2 Z3 5 PD '4 -1. F Sl -. 5 T A e- ? ,-. -A QC' I 5 .4 E5 --,-...- rv E2 5-7 5 1 4 Z .1 W 'D f-f I E: ,a I N LD -TEH uoq 52,0 na 1 2. o 'I va CUUJ EE fri' UIUI U1 o cr N 2. S '1 PJ CD -f 'J' LG F rw 5 Cm 2? E? 0 F D -: 9- 2 O O E ,. .4 u m. W 5 .1 5 'LT I 2. rn 5 2 97 '-: '-s rn Z3 co FJ Ch 'l'onnnV .-Xinhroso Marvin Aslett Robert Bell Truman Bee-m Bill Barnes David Boyd ,,f V .ELLVQVQ MISS MARY JONES. Advisor Iiw-ne Callen M0lly'o Nicholson Jzinice Tlionnnson Blanche Goemmer Doris Pvterson Margaret XYzir1'f-n lrmn Kulm Frnncis Sloan Mz11'j0r'iv XVillianis Erma McClellan Florence Sorenson Nita VVilliams gufure owners of Gfznmica MR. STANLEY TRENHAILE, Advisor OFFICERS Iwesirlelil . ........ ,...,,, , . .,.. ., Gm-ne Hilo 'I'i'c'aSLii'ei' ,, Imli- llin-ll Vim- l'rosidvnt. ,.,,.... Kenna-th Morgan Repovtei' Marston liesslvi' St'L'l'l f2l1'Y ,,,,, , , , Ellllfjf' Tilnm VVz1tuh Dog' .,.. , Olin Loy Iiowwll Colm- Marston l-If-sslei' Olin Loy Kenneth Oliver .lzlkv Slnnhopv Robert Cullen Clallclm-1 Ho-nderson Wfillnn' Mym-rs Iiziinw-l llloss I-Ilnn-r'l'iin1n Teddy Diefhl Kvnneth Hessler Rolwrl lvlohlvy l,7wig'ht Oslworn Max Thompson John IQJ1'ieln-wgvn Ge-nv Hitch Alfrcwl Mohlvy John Rnhtui' llnnl Yzimlziveei Nil:-X Darling' Vernon Hull Kenneth lVlUl'g'2lIl Mvlliv SIl0llt'k'l' Clizxvlos Vining Hoge-r' Finla Voit I-lnzlsowtli Mvlviii Ne-wlnn lllIll'Gl'lL'k' Swim-s Alvin NYAINVS Richard Rc-r1,9,'oc-wl1ef2L f:C'0Y'gAf Fizllzl Da l 6- H u rel Lyinnn Hollow IN Dale .lolinsloiw .lwhn Kuhn fll2ll'i'IlC'L Kyle- llflzirvin Nvwlun Tony Ons-idn Rivlxzliwl flllX'l'l' VIYII' Sl1f'llllr':1l'd Lloyd NX.lllll1lll5 Hnwlins Stzxnlvy' Donovzni Yings .Xrlo Sinnnnns l'lhISOlAVEl,?: 'l'l1ett the power of the federal gove Bob Blzunires Clarence Bishop Irene Cullen Bill Ehler Ninn Ferguson Marion Frzinson Janice Freeman Qebafe MFI. LOUIS SMITH, Advisor Affirmative Negative Elbert Rice Irene Cullen Kzillierine Yllelister Clair Ricketts Lorraine llerkins - uf rr Ln MR. DURWARD MARTIN, Advisor Blunt-lie Goeinnier Voit Hudspetli Molly lvlt-Mahon Gilbert Hull Lyniun Holloway Molly'o Nicholson Vernon Hull Virginia lkard .Betty Owens Mary Hougendoliler Roger Jorgensen Charles Plastino Bud Henry Olin Loy Frank Slieppeztrd Marston l-lessler Alfred Mobley Rawlins Stanley Dale Hurd Joyce Mc-Mahon Mellie Spencer rninent should lie iiicrezisellf' lllurguret Spzieth Mudelyn Sunberg Harold 'FUOUTDSOII Elmer Tinini lrlelzi VVilliams Katliztrine VVebstcr H 1 Mniiiiaf- L si ei lo nm: lee Im-iiv Ugziia V ec oimafiozz 1 MISS MARNETTA JONES, Advisor J w ob Lindsey. S1111 Bud Hemi mend Row lift tOl1gl1l Lllnit lime L ttv Hlll'N'l f'. Miss Miiiiptli ionex uid 50 tom Row left to rlglil L ii imc inikms. Mary I-icmiipmnilisiei ii 4 Ll Inu Stl ki nd i iiiiimi liinson. ome cozzomics MISS RUTH BELL, Advisor Eunivv lmviflw mi l1llx lull Hu i U II1-lc-ii lixlwsiie X tlllli I wh N14 N ii mi Fern Imi- Mziriv Mzuiisli U-loi'i:1. MQ-isi-1' ljvf-lyn Millvi' f:l'1ll'4' Martin Irs--110 Millvi' lilsim- Myi-Vs .Iuiiv My-'rs 1 ilixilix Nmiili WW E , is I if 1, . .Q I xl 4 Yiwu .XL11'ale1 111m,1g,'1-111- I-iird I olz1 Iflilclilvs I11-111: C:1lle11 Nla1'Y:1 .Uwbull 11-lmzl l:l2ll'g'2l Xlwlmiv l'!a1'k1'-1' 1'11Q-slime Iienlii-wok l2ll'Y Lou B91 1 l rruok -nik SIWQ1 I, - Qirfs Gflflzfcfic 0il550Ci6Lfl,0IZ MISS FAUSTINE LEACH, Advisor 1 I I1911I- 111 Irerw Klalllwll 'fe-c1'et'11'v and 'l'l'l'zH Viv .. , , , 1, .. , llfl Iuix 511111 IS l-'1'esi1l1,-111 MoIly'u Nicholson ll1?p0l'i6l' H ,,,,,. .lklI'llL'H 'I llfjllllibli I I1-1e11 Flick Donna I lilllily Molly lVl.CDll.l,l1Oll Phyllis Smith 1 0111 lf 1 Jl2ll'l 111 Fl'2lI'lSUll Vi1',2'i11i11 Iliaird Juyc' lVlcMz1ho11 l'ilUl 'llCt: J mme lllUIIIlJbUll l5lz111cI1-- f306IIIll16:l' Frvdzi Mae Keith Molly'o Nicholson S0l'E'l'lSUlI mu XX ll Neva G1 111-I1 l-lelvii lluwsho liiIll'lPkll'2l1 Smith Mallelvn bz11'1hL1,, HILL 1 Vvllll Ll IS h0l'lII21 llLlllS0l l Pansy Millcr 1112116 Sinclair Phyllis J6iLll S1111 1 lllllll Iliiclili-s I-If-lf-.1 l'lifl'o1'1l ,I11yc'Q C11OlC1- Anim Lou l'1'z1ig' 'I'l1el111z1 Davis l'il1'll'l 1J'1Y J . . , I,o11isc' l':ClLlll l'l'l2lIl Am AW, MISS ANNA NIAE OSMANSON, Luis Myers IJ11 ice N N Mary A1111 Plaslmo N 11,fr111L Iilkfs lzolzi Shepp Vida lA'Jll SlI'lL'l'il21Iltl 'l19l'4'SiL Tliorpv Dorotliy VVQQIQS MaRel1 Averett Jean Beveridge Lonnie Bevens Wtilter Burdick Dorothy Carlton Nora Atwater Joyce Cook Jenn Bl-veridgc VValte.r Burdick Edna, Burgener Fred Burkhulter Betty Burke Douglas Burks Blanche Cullen Irene Cullen Dorothy Carlton Lee Chojnncky rchesfra NIR. GUSTAV G. FLECHTNER. Director ldtlith Dzivis VVztltt-1' Henry Don Rice Phyllis Jenn M:irgni'et Harold Eclwzirds Beulah Humphries Shirley Reed Smith XYulling'tnn Ninn Ferguson XVilla Mate Marley Bzii'bai'1i Smith Xvllllillll Spneth Janice XYahl Pnul Flechtner Gent- Maison Louise Smith lflltlni Simmons Pztul Vflzztlt--x' Blanche CvO0llll1'ltil' Norma Ploss Phyllis Smith Viviun 'Ferry I V LV6 UT MISS DOROTHY WILSON, Advisor iVi1',e,'i1ii:i lkzirtl Nellzl Ju Nielsen lmuist- Smith ll-mln-1-1 'I'li-wpw ldclgnr Coupe Sixon l,zi'I'11rnei' Mnllykm Nicholson Phyllis .lwzin Smith Mary 'i'i'm-mlly Anna Lou Craig Ida Main Leah 1-'cllcy Bztrimrzi Spaicth Al:ii'gairvt Edith Davis Joyce McMahon Cliztrles Plztstinu XYillinm Sivneth XY1illing'tnn Miriam Follirnan Molly Dltthilziiirin Mziry Ann PlzistinnYitl:1 lion .lnnit-v XYqihl Ilene Fox lNlzt1'jtn'ie Mf'Vt-5' Nnrnin Ploss Striclilniitl Kaitlit-rinv XYelwsl0 Marion Fritii,-:mi .Ianni-s Mt-ssviiger lilhert Rico Frances Stutiyxin lflvtzt NYilli:inis Boyd Frceinzin Clzirzi Lou R-l4'1lSs'1tBl:11'it711 Hoyt-1' llvlvn Jenn 'l'c1't'YNYziiicl4i NYithain Blztnche f:0l'llllll61'liflilllil' Miller Mntlt-lyn Sziiilmtwg' Chnrles 'lxll0lll21SUlllIlt'll2ll'xl XX'mnllit-mi Mzirgztiet Hnllwrt Glaiflys lklnrrnw l4'l'2llll'k'S Sloztn Ilnrnlcl 'l'htnnpsnn llnlwert XYnndlie:nl lvlzirstnn I-lesslcr Lois lXIyt-rs linrlizirn Smith .Izlnivv'l'l1oln1istni Mziry l1OL1g9lNlOlJl6l' lsztlwllv- Newniztn itllninv Smith .Xrilis 'lllllQ,'XY:lll Sclzoof Gfcfivifies OCT ETTE A boy's octette was organized by Miss Osmanson this year for some of the boys ln- teresteu in singing but who had no opportun- ity since there is no boy's glee club. Those boys who participated in this spare time prac- tice were: MaRell Averett, Donald Jacobsen, Douglas Burks, Elbert Rice, Charles Thoma- son, Seth Taylor, Lyman Holloway, and Joe Keuter. LIBRARY H Miss Maly D. Jones was the library ad- visor this year and she helped to advance our l1b1'a,1'y to the point where it might be favor- gbly compared with that of any high school. lhrough ner efforts, a separate room was QPIIYE in the study hall where fiction and non- fiction books are kept. This has caused ev- eryone to receive more benefit from the li- brary and few books have been lost. DEBATE The debate team, though small this year, had 21 C0mParatively successful season. Coach- gd by Mr. Smith, the team debated the topic, Resolved: That the power of the Federal Government should be increased, with high school opponents from all over the state. On March 14-15 the Jerome debaters attended the Statesman Invitational Meet at B-oise and tied with Nampa for third place. At the Dis- trict Meet on March 26, Jerome again won third place honors. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America are an organization of agriculture students. Those members who attend the judging match at Moscow were: Voit Hudspeth, Richmond Burks, Francis Sheppeard, Elmer Timm, Mar- ston Hessler and Charles Vining. Those who went on the judging trip to Ogden, Utah were: Lyman Holloway, Marston Hessler, IVLGIIIQ Spencer, David Hemphill and Alfred Mobley. The boys also entered three judging contests-two at Filer and one at Thousand Springs, organized a Jerome F.F.A. Swine Breeder's Association and sponsored a pest drive. J-CLUB The J-Club and its advisor Mr. Martin initiated the new members this year at a school dance where every initiate was re- quired to attend in some outlandish costumfe. This club also sponsored some matinee dances. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION For the first time, Jerome High School girls became members of the national Girl's Athletic Association this year under the lead- ership of Miss Leach. The group entered all types of intramural sports and other athletics such as hiking, skating and bike riding. .The social activities included sponsoring matinee dances and a Coed Ball. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Ec Club is a group of girls taking home economics under Miss Bell. Their project for this year was that of learning 1n- teresting facts about Mexico to try to be bet- ter neighbors with this country to the south of us. On April 19 fourteen or the members attended the District Home Economics Stu- dent Club Day at Boise. Helen Lawshe was the district secretary. At the meeting, Janice Freeman took part in the round-table dis- cussion of Home Making and Americanism. DECLAMATION A preliminary contest in declamation was held early in February under the direc- tion of Miss Jones. There was a great deal of interest sh-own and the competition was stiff but a team was finally selected. At the District Meet in Filer on April 7, Jerome re- ceived the following ratings: James Mes- senger, memorized oratory, excellent, Mari- on Franson, dramatics, excellent, Mary Hou- gendobler, poetry, excellent, Elbert Rice, ex- temporaneous, excellent, Betty Harvey, hu- morous, superior, Irene Callen, original ora- tory, superior, Lorraine Berkins, interpretive reading, superior, Fred Arnold, essay, good, Bob Lindsey, interpretive poetry, good, one- act play, a drama called The Terrible Meek, good. All those receiving an excellent or su- perior were eligible to attend the state meet in B-oise on April 18-19. Outstanding Ccvmfs of the year 1940-1941 Freshman-Sophomore Party .... September 27 Co-ed Ball ....,..,.........,............... ..... N Ovember 2 Music Concert ............................. ---- N Ovembel' 3 Public Speaking Formal Dance .... .... N ovember 211 Home Ec-Ag Dance ..................... .-.... D Gfiembel' 6 Christmas Recital ..... .... D ecember 19 Senior Ball ...................................... ..... J anuary 17 Good Will Assembly ...,........................ ..... F 9lO1'UaIv 17 A-g Boys Father-and-Son Banquet ..... ..... F I6b1'l1-ary 26 All School Play ........,..........,............. ........... A pril 4 Informal Public Speaking Dance .------- ADVII 9 Music Concert ,............,,.........,.,,..... ......... A pril 15 Junior Prom ..,.,.,..,, ,,,............ A pril lb Music Festival .,.,,...,,, ,,,,. A pril 24-25-26 Senior Class Party ..... ......... A pril 30 Baccalaureate ..,,......., ,,,,, M ay 11 Graduation .,,,.......... May 15 864121218 Snaps of nf 07r'r0n1f ' 5 Lf1'qA Wifi MMT MYR- 4 XYNGXSXB XXL? 9 Q16 YN XG. 06013 NX? Y'Qx'v 0409 3 Q50 pcb EYES 06- YW . Gflfhfefic me as JOHN H. NORBY Coach of Football, Basketball and Track llis teams are known for their flglllllllll spirit and sporlslnansllip. This year l'llS football lealn won ll1P Big Se-V1-n Cllillll- I-innsnip I'rn' lln- swfoncl Lznllsec-nlivv yr-ar, B B BRIGHAM EA ' ' RL WILLIAMS Assistant Coach '1lEd.z' ' 'zlAz'l , PHSSICL uvltlon mstructol mc co 11,1 Football and Boxmg of Athe- baseball team. His baseball team is making an outstanding record this year gbvfball MR. JOHN NORBY, Coach First Row flleft to rightl--Rayniond Edwards. Gilbert Hall, Charles Plastino, linger .lor- 2'ensen,. Clarence Bishop, Volt Hudspeth, Fred Arnold. Bob Blaniires, Lloyd Goodrich, Malcolm Rrooks. Second Row QLeft to rightl-Vernon Hall, Charles Emerson, Kenneth Morgan, Carl Smith, Bill Ehler, Frank Sheppeard, Seth Taylor, Richard Cole, Clarence Spears. .lack Lewis. Third Row fLeft to Righty-T. J. VVilkes, Alvin VValters, Dale Hurd, Lyman Holloway. Milton Hill, Kenneth Crothers, Bert Miller, Bill Merrill, Fourth Row fLeff to I'l2,'illi+'i'0llllllY Ambrose, Teddy Diehl, Flansle Henderson, lloli Kinder, Earl Arnold, Maurice YVolfe, Ronald Vandaveer. The 1940 football season was a great success. The Tigers went through their Big Seven Conference games undefeated and consequently. won the Championship. This feat kept the BILL HATCH TROPHY in our trophy case for one more year. The Tigers were well represented on the All-Star Team having placed Ehler and Plastino on the first team, Cole and Jorgensen on the second team and Blamires and Goodrich got honorable mention. A-t the end of the season the Tigers elected Bill Ehler and Clarence Bishop as their co-captains. 1940 SCHEDULE We They Shoshone, there ,, ,.,,. 123 12 Goodingr, here ,, ,, ,. 6 6 Filer, here ..,,,, ..,,. 2 5 13 Oakley, there ,... ,,,,, 1 3 7 Rupert, there , .,,, 26 0 Buhl, here ,,..., ,,,, 2 5 lil Hurley, here ,,,,,,,, H232 IL! Twin Falls, there --.. 0 522 Elkiilfli. gY3' l.iL FTT1. NW 'NE 3 isis, 'Rt W . , WEA 'Vh11Xi5!SEiXiP?1QHiRs,d,, Q5 MR. JOHN NORBY, Coaglq First limi' 4I4fl'l lu riehlj f-livnuetli ltlurguii, lfairl Smith, limb lilznmirc-s, Cliatrlvs Vlustiiiiv .Inu-k Lewis S1-gunrl lion' ilefl tri right!-liill M1-rrill, l rr-cl Arnwltl, Zziue Umipe, llzlrry Nutr-, R415 ,XYm'1'4'l1, 'I'. .l, XVillCns, Third Row lleft tu right? lloyd l 1'f'l'Ili2lll, Earl Arnold, Ruin-rl Kinder, llilly Hulmlc, liiili Prsi 1 L, lfourlh ltow 111-l'l lo riglili-lh-rl lvlillvr, ,Xrdcll llzrlwrmann, Iiill l'1-U-rs, Alvin VV2lltt'l'N. Though the taste of victory was not in the mouths of the Tigers during basketball season, frequently the scores were close and the games were nip and tuck. The best game of the year for Jerome were those played at the Tournament in Twin Falls. Here, they were barely edged out of their second game bv the Buhl Indians by a score of 23-25. Captain Bob Blamires was the standout of the team, and, although he graduates this year, there are many promising' boys coming out next year. 1940-41 SCHEDULE Deg Shoshone, there Dec, Shoshone, here Jan. Gooding, here Jan Twin Falls, there Jan. Buhl, here Jan. Filer, there Jany Rupert, here Jan, Twin Falls, here Feb Buhl, there Feb, Oakley, here Feb Gooding, he1'e Feb Feb. March 6 ..., ,. Filer, here Rupert, there Tournament, Twi K r l'JllK'llI'l' ,, Pilelli-1' . lst Bztse.. ind liaise. .,,,,,,... . Slmrlslup y V x i f -fsf r A X' ' U I 2 2 WM! NIR. EARL WILLIAMS, C0acI1 llXlllilll llollowzny Ul1ll'iel1lm-rs ..,. ,.fllI2ll'l S l'l:1slino Matleolni Brooks ,Holm lilZllllll'l'S Rztwlins Stanley lbs-un liulloc-k Voit Hndspeili llzile Hurd Billy Bulmuk , ..,, ., Huy Slangcr .lrd Base ,.,... ...,,, i Alvin VV:ill1-rs Clair Ricketts Roger .lmvigi-lisrill Clareliee llisliop C. A, Vining Clzxrenee Sp--airs Kennvlli Morgan lllilily.. , Italy lil-in-gall' llzirolil Ki-nni-ily ICU-retl Mis-lznvi' Clmrles Miller llairris AlllUl't'lll'2lll NYillmr Myers Amlrew Slionn Georgie NVQ-sl fu ll lim' l'llujlm1'li3', MA After El lapse of several years, baselmll has ugrnin been added as a major sport. Under the able munagership of Com-li liurl Williams the Tigers made their first season one of zippreeiulvle snu- cess. Eight of the first team will ,Qrzuluute this year, and there will be nine letter men to form the basis of next yez1r's team. 1941 SCHEDULE April 4 April ll April 15 April 18 April 24 May 6 ,. May 8 , .. Buhl at Jerome , Wendell at Wendell ,, Bulil at Buhl ,. Filer at Jerome , Burley al Burley . Burley :it Jerome ,. Filer at Filer MF! Flanrl Arnold lizny Averett Bill Bzu'm's Hay Bc,-negzu' Loiinit- Bvvens David Boyd Kenneth Crotliers Paul Ezikin Huy Edwards Bill Ehlel' Bryce Fry Gilbert Hall Milton Hill Walter Huber Joe Madish Gene McIntyre Grunt McGuire Bill Merrill ITLCC JOHN NORBY, Coach Ulius. Miller John Milaiui Dwight Osborn Bill Pa-ters Milford Peterson Lziurel Ploss A1-vid Sheldon IA-on Slioun Clyde Slieppuarcl Flfilllk Slim-lppezlrd Ai-lo Simmons Carl Smith Melvin Smith Mellie Spencer Lztwrence Stone Harold 'Pliornpson VVayne 'Fliompson Billy VVllll2lll1S Bert Millm-1' Lloyd IJ. Williams The Tiger track team lost playe1's from their ranks this year as the result of the introduction of baseball. However, this left positions for those who had previously been interested, but who felt they couldn't make the team. Thirty-nine in all turned out an-d were mostly Freshmen and Sophomores which assures a good track team next year. April 23 Invitational at Buhl May 10 Sub-District here May 17 H Inter-District at Boise May 24 U District at Twin Falls Toinniy Ambrose Marvin Aslett Bill Barnes Harriman Barnes Clarence Bishop Ilee Brown Robert Brown Hobby Czlllerl Lowell Cole Richard Cole Teddy Diehl oxizzq llill Ehler lteinhold Fisher James Gordon Gilhu-rt G. Hall Vernon I-Iall Milton 1-lill Ilyinan llollowni' t'lzll'enc1- Illlhlrell Voit Iludspeth llznle- llnrd Kenneth Irons Don .Tneohsen I-lill .Johnson Alex Kinsfatlier John Kuhn I-Roh Mitnni Nellie S1'H'llt't'l' .lack Stanhope Seth Taylor lflhner 'I'innn Max 'Vhonipson XYZIXIII' 'Vhoinpson John Driebergen Geol'g'c XY1-stlltll The Tiger boxing squad this year was one of the most success- ful Jerome 'has ever had. In a schedule of fifteen bouts, not in- cluding the tournament, they won all but three. They lost one and tied one with Shelley and also tied one with Kimberly. ln all three of these matches, however, only part of the squad was used and the whole team was not put into action. It was only at the State High School Boxing Tournament that the full squad was given a chance to show their superiority and this they did, taking the championship with the greatest of ease. Bishop, Fisher, Holloway, V. Hall, G. Hall and Bill Ehler were awarded golden gloves and Kinsfather received a silver one. Bishop and Holloway received their golden gloves the second consecutive year. At the end of the season Gilbert Hall was elected captain. The faculty and students of the Jerome High School offer their utmost appreciation for the services donated by Johnny Robinson and Tommy Beall in coaching the squad. TOTAL MATCH RESULTS Opponent Won Lost Drew Filer ,.........,,....,,,,. 10 5 Z! 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