Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

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UIIIIIIIIIILQS of Jmomf High Sflmnl zlho 111114 II fn Uorlzl Urn . 53 'dk :HY 4 A QQIELTT Q CULTY APS Ywwwwwwl '-Q... J+f'.a'. f Q gg xxxw W XXIKT X 75 OO? BOOK I Shos one Fals W4 Q pf' K N 471' If ik , J BOARD OF EDUCATION NT ROW UNH 7 LINE Dr R Q Wilson lmanutl Nelson lxln 1 I1 1 Xlllicr lx UNK ll n Nh n H Xllnrts HE Bofud of Educatlon ot School DlSt11Ct No 33 at Jelome ale lespon Slble fo1 all mattels lelated to the DIOQIQSQ of ou1 school system Th1S gloup of seven men, w ho so Wllllllglj glxe of the11 t1me and se1 wces vuthout anv compensat1on whatsoexel, 3.19 most sulelx deseumg of the gleatest plalse the Student Bodv ot Jelome Hlgh Qchool could posslblx glve them DR H C MATSON CHARLES H WELTEHOTH Chauman FIUL E C EAKIN A D McMahon lice Chairman EMANUEL NELSON T,g,m,,,, IVAN G EPPERSON SHARON H ALBERTSON OUR SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Walter V. Olds, in his second year as Sup- erintendent of the Jerome Schools, is to be compliment- ed on his outstanding performance of the duties con- nected With this position. Even though he was faced with the enormous problem of learning the operation of hrs new office Mr Olds readrlx mastered it B srles always being willing to ard both students and faculty with any difficulties confronting them our super rntendent takes a very rctrxe put in community activities Also he is Widely known throughout the entire state for his prrtrcrpatron in ill matters per Walter V Olds 6 Isa su Carl Worthington OUR PRINCIPAL We the Stu ent Body of Jerome High School will forever remember Mr Earl Williams as a true friend and an efficient advisor Because of his loyal devotion and congenial manner in handling all letarls connected with his prrncrpalship he at all times has the full est cooper ation of both the students and facultv He too takes part in many activities and organrzatrons of Jerome and the surrounding country Yes We are rn deed proud of N11 Williams and his accomplishments taining to education and it botte rnent Mrs Barbara Gardner C' U Earl A Williams P n pal a d B y BSLne t ofl v , u. I 4 D7 1 I . e- - v . K - , 4 . L . 1 2 , , 2 . K - I , 1 R o - . . ' . - a - . ZH . .- ' 5 l' l- '. Sup rintendcnl Q 14.5. Ottawa lfnivcrsilv' in U J R L Spvrrh, English, ,lee Club, and Biulogy B,S. niversity of Nebraska Y Clzurzislry and Uuirral 51-irm'e CFirst six wceksb BS, University 'rf Idaho f-1 u . . 7 Y 1 's A l . ' S, ' Y. . I. . . 0 . n . 1 v 1 ' . - ' ' 1 . ' v I . . A I . Y. . ' . . a . . . . , . - I , N , ' ' ' ' fi ci n iolog A ' ' ' ' . . ' iv rsi y daho sm ..3 ' Byron L Berry Mrs Ordu Glodowskr Mrs Helen Epperson CUNIPOJIIIIIYI and lm mlun U I Martel S. Cooper . 'fiflllfllf .S. l'ta1 Sum- J'.f J? 4, if ' 41 iff J Eva Nelson .Nlmrll1f1mI, Typins. lmrl limllskffpizzg IIN. lfhrxllwu, l'Qrl.l l'nixr'rsily '-I' lrlnlx-1 lmernarl Iluturx and ll 0111! ajor pm nf 5PU'USh '1 B X College oi Irdhn Mrs. Axline Fay Peters Thomas G' KVM' IIHNUIHH and Ldfin Emnumirs and Sariulngy ,. , 'anus 1 ' 4- BS. Univenity of I aho L- W- Hfli'-Zhi Mrs. Shirley Young lfurlrl Iliilwry, Bluillfxx .lrilhmfln q',,,,,p05jyf,,,1 am! fj,,,,,,,,,. l'r.1rfir11I 111111 1 I . - -, - - -- ' 1' H , 1, X Lunar Ily ff 1 alutnnn ru. l'l1ix'm'rsilyfri lflulw A 'N ' ' I ' Mrs Mary Harns Louls I Smxth Marcella Hexlmg Jlmfthanri fT3plll2 and kHm1kkup1uL 1 In Winn LU j 5 UMM, Mum 'U'1f'l gm Zj:'::1hg:n'1punnan lure! sn nu J men Nunn I ll mm Ind B X Nl its lm luhmrs C0 mg: B A Loodmg College X1Ihv Cnx North Dakota Fefd H'-'mad Martha Opedahl PGI-ll F' TCIYIOI' Vufff lmfmun Iluhzrx :md U arid Ilzxlurx B Q Oiubm 1113 Hmm lronomns N Lmu ny of It , N rthm urn I mur :tx N omc , H N, B b Eleanora Carlson Bzologx and Campuutnnx fflfl bemcalc-rj Duluth Nlate 'luchvrb Collngv, Nlmnebotl Iohn Norby Mrs Margaret Herndon Couch and Uatlzumzfzrs Txpw BS CEdJ Lxmemtx or Imhh u I ig. Xxxxww X fx X Q BOCK II Redfish Lakv !o ': qfr if 4 ff X if N 4 ik of? 3 SENIOR CLASS I-HSTCDRY FRESHMAN YEAR Aprll 30 1943 Dear Maw Them there Semors graduated today and 1 havent wr1t chu for some t1me so 111 Just tell you everythmg that has okurred about us freshmen th1s here yere The f1rst day them uper classmen who th1nk there offul smart tr1ed to en1sh1ate us and they sure d1d to They made that red hedded Bert Eak1n measu1e the hall vuth a feet ruler and made h1m late for class One n1te sume of them took sume of the freshmen for a rlde and they got 1n a b1gge1 mess than the green1sh freshmen so that ended our 1n1sh1aten Sume of our boys played feetball and box and d1d perty swell Th1s spreeng we helped the G A A put on a Sad1e Hawkms dance wh1ch was sup posed to be the bestest dance of the yere and ated up l1ke a barn and had saw horses all saddled up for horses and hey strun around on the floor and we soled pop out the slde of the hey mow I guess because 1t were spreeng even made lt betteren cause tem s1l ly uperclassmen was moonm around Xilth the spreeng fever so It werent hard to cetch xu1 man Weel 1 had better clothes and g1t ready to come home 1 done told Ju exery thmg of 1mportunce and 111 be for seeun ya suun Yu re luvv1ng dotter LIZZ P S I done fergot to tell yu that we selled more War Bonds than any other class 1n scool SOPHOMORE YEAR MR BYRON BERRY ld :mr of the freshmens th1s year Course we was pertty ruff on them but we could of dld bet ter 1f theyd have let us We gave them a party about the thlfd week of school and everyone sure had fun 1nclud1ng the Jumors and Sen1ors who crashed the shm d1g We won the Blg Seven football cham peen shxp th1S year and some of the sophmore boys helped and we sure am proud of them Gobs of the boys took boxmg and Eddle FlSCh er and Duane S1lCOCk won there golden gloves About the m1ddle of the year our class felt the f1rst clutches of the war as three of our members Jolned the armed forces We helped Wlth the bandage rollin red cross drlve The Sophmores had a b1g part 1n the tal ent assembly and when Charlotte Van Rlper sang the song Say A Prayer everyone sure done cheered Mrs Ramsey the speech teacher put on an all school play th1s year by the name of M 11SS and lt sure was good It was almost as good as some of these rooten tooten west erns they have up there at that there VOTIS theater on Saturday afternoon Some of our k1dS had part 1n lt and they sure made good actors Were Just about thru for th1s yere so 1d better g1t to studyun fer test so 111 be seemg you soon Say mavs dont you th1nk my engl1sh has 1mproved oodles My teacher says she caant tell 1mpruvernent 1n engl1sh or spellun either one and that 1 m just as worse as I ever were but gosh 1 can understand what 1m wrlten th1s yere so 1 must be Suspectfully yoors Mn, 6 11144 Beth Dear Maw P S Look' IVS got a new nlck name We were the ones who dxd the 1n1t1sheat1n th1s yere , , , . . A Y ' - Q , . . . . . . 1. - ., , L . - ed, ' . I , L . . , . it shure were to. VVe had the jim all decor- and the Bond Drive, . , , .1 H . ., . . . C Y '- rv Y . . I Y , R . ,, , JUNIOR YEAR Aprll 31 1945 Dear Mother Here another year IS almost past and I m fmally an upper classman The class has really had a busy year Our football players were very good and were a backbone for the team Flve of our boys play ed on the mam strung We put on our class dance at the end of September and lt was reported to be the best of the year At the beg1nn1ng of the basketball season we started selllng hot dogs and pop at the games to raxse money for our Jun1or Prom Agaln our sportsmen made a good show1ng 1n basketball wxth J W Parls and Fred Carl ton playlng on the mam team So whlle they helped w1n the games the rest of us brought the money ln Next came boxmg and Duane Sllcock and K1y0Sh1 Alzawa won thelr golden gloves Fmally Frlday the 13th rolled around Ah' what a date to plck for a Junlor Prom' It was a very fancy affalr wxth engraved ln vltatlons and ready made programs and multl colored streamers carrylng out the Pan Am er1can theme Erme Reed furmshed Latm Rythems and as usual It was the best J umor Prom ever had Here comes the teach to see what s keep Ing me qulet so long so Ill have to dash off Yours truly Llzabeth Brown P S Nuther new n1ck name SENIOR YEAR Aprxl 15 1946 My Dearest Mother After a very busy year as a Semor we have almost reached our goal Graduatlon In November we practlcally captured the Blg Seven Champlonshlp agam but because of snow and a very muddy fleld we lost the de clsxon by one pomt Our Senlor Ball as of course anyone would reallze was the best ever had Candy was the theme and Arlen Bastum furmshed smooth muslc At mtermlssxon Jean Bell and Fred Carlton were crowned Queen and Klng of the ball In January, Semor p1ctures were taken and most of us hoped that p1ctures dont al ways tell the truth I have ordered my announcements tak mg for granted that I shall need them There w11l be enough to glve to all those who have shown any lnterest 1n me and my great ca reer 1n hlgh school We had an exceedmgly fme basketball team and placed second 1n the D1str1ct Tourn ament whlch ent1t1ed us to attend the State Tournament ln Pocatello That tournament we shall not dlscuss The Jumors and Qemors were very busy rn March puttlng on a dance for the Sophomores and Freshmen as a reward for thelr selllng the most Bonds There was a floor show and even new records to dance to Just the other day Mr Taylor our advlsor now smce Mr Berry left had us measured for caps and gowns My' but I have grown slnce that f1rst day I entered dear old Jerome Hlgh My professors mform me that at the end of thls academlc term I should have acqulred suff1c1ent knowledge to venture lnto the spa clous world to conquer any obstacles that mlght confront me Knowxng th1s glves me a feelmg of self esteem mall After all you know my graduatlng re qulres a lot of fmanclal asslstance Your most affectlonate daughter Ellzabeth Harr1et Jones l MR PAUL TAYLOR Adzzsar - , , . , . . I 1 . . I - , I y . . . - . A . . l .4 ,, Y . . , I Y ' 1 . ' 7 I - l .. - ., Please send me forty dollars by return . . , , - . . . U- .- ' ,, . . , . . , , . , , . l P ' i Y .. . H , . , , y - ' Z , ' . u n , , . H ' H ' ,' - . I-'xrst Semester Challes Wllkes Robert Peterson Evaun Anderson Helen Ott Fled Carlton K1yosh1 K A A17ax1a lun Itllllllfi 4 1111 1 isurcr ui 7 un 7 U I W KC I nt I 1111 1111 o11x s lorts 111 lllon 1 I 1111 Leona Andl us skippu o111c I co11o1111cs Lour 1 1 Idfy 4 H1lor11 F 41 4 IIHIUI' Red K ro kounul l ne Ihre 1 111 4 11111 ir mr sevunf., -X 1l11t1on triul Il un ture W1ll1s Vay Bai tholomew Bi riculture Loursi N IYII Chorus 4 Hobby collactims pin 1 Ambition a Succe ful fmmr Betty Jean Bell 'Je INN l' cm- In-p and 011111111-rciul l'o11r.'Z G e Club 4: Svxlz-ltr 42 Nliu-li C or- -l-: ' .-: '.1...--.': '- C f ' ncil -3- 2 .iw ' -- .'- 3 1 1 'I i or .' H ' I -1 ' -. 3 i vrettn-S 2 uniwr - K' ss 'ol ncil 2 S1111 1- I of y 'ouncil Z5 1 syis an '1 .1-1 1 '- .-' - --.1 ' 'W' 3 1-r 3- 1 nu C I, . Q 07 13' frii-111, 1 1 111- ' ion. I '1 111i11n-, 1 Marjorie Lee Bird ' .'lfurg1: ' 1-go 101 lou sv: - 1 ' .'L 'u 4: ice 43 1- -.: I. .... 1 uf ' -S' - L.. : resiilz-nt 41 H11 1l1y, Sportsl A111I1ilion, to I10 happy. GRADUATING CLASS OF I9-46 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P1 eszdent Vwe P1 eszdent Sec Treas Cozmczl Counczl . 6-,1 an 'UK- IC' 'us 01 Second Semester MRFJOFIG Bird Melv1n Harlow Dale Kulm Albert Llckley Helen Thomas Chailotte Ivel Ande1son Charley 111111 I onomics Lourse I' H X 1 ret1ry Ifldsllftl' I' H A 1 hurnnn I H A r1111n I7 1l111r H1l11x music -X111I11l1on In iutx 011111 or R Evaun Ande1 son I 1un Ilo111L I COI'l0lI1lCN Cours: Xlackay High L ool I 1 L 1 Liu I re A 1111 cr C 1 1 ILKI' ll L IJ 4 In ldenl Ulu' Club 4 o Id Club Louncil 4 Hobby drawing -Xmbilion co111n1e1c1al designer Laula Fay Beem Laura Holm ICODUIHI Course F H -X 1 3 4 l -X A 4 Hobbs Suung and putting puizle together Ambition to be a YIUYNP Harvey Jack Bell lark' Agricultiiro Cmirivz '. ff . ---I - 2 H' 'DI l. 1.5 . . - I 1 .'- I 'us 2-.1 Il .' -2-33 Boxing K - 41. -1 41 ' '15 rvr 31 H 1-In-,i1en!.1 4: Stu ent . cont lirziy I re. if en Holy Mana or 43 HllI7Ilj'. 111vchanic.': .xlllhitlllll fz1r1110r. Leta Maive Buntin Leia Colh-gr Pr:-11 Course: Ki111I1m-rly High I 11014: Live Win- 2-3: Sl-v 1 1-21 Hobby, riding 11.n1l swiinmingg Ambition, teacher. Fred E. Carlton Freddy Commercial Course J Llub 3 4 Xlxxed Chorus 4 I'ootball Track Z 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 B s ketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball Captam 4 btudent Body lice Prestdent 3 u dent Body President 4 Hobby sports Ambxtlon ay.,r1culture Ther esa Anne Elb1acle1 Toots Commercial Course T1 erettes 7 I 5 ub 3 Lxye XX re G A A 2 Lxbrary 3 Nine Lnrls Hobby collecting photograph Am bltmn making other happy Alma B F1sche1 FIDSYIF Home Pconomlcs and Lommercxal tourse Nlenno Hugh School 1 If H A hce Iresr ent F H A 3 lresrdent If H A 4 Hobby heme happy Ambltlon ho-less o plat e and trax elmg John Paul Flamlng fuhn Ha ketball l lamsels ln lhstrts 4 Hobhx haxmp, fun Ambxtmn r chamc Margaret Iralee F ostel Faster Collebe Prep Course J Club 4 Pep ub Z3 HA Llxe Xhr w A .14 Txgerettes 1 It Qecretary Treasurer 2 Col-tl Club Louncll 2 hce President Co 1-d Club 3 Student Body Secretary 2 X lxed Chorus 1 4 N ne C lr rss 7 Ho y e Ing., A utnm get through college Ma1 lon LOUISE Gal 1 els llanon Commercial and Colleve lrep Loure- Tvun Fall Hugh School I es Clu 3 Glee Club 3 Luxe Yhre 3 A 2 3 4 Secretar Xme Gtrls .3 Hobby photography and cooking Ambltron trayel and dra matics teacher Bertram E. Eakin Bert' College Ircp Course Orchestra 1 'tllxed Lhorus 3 Band 2 4 Pep Band 2 5 4 Flrst Class Musxclan Award Hobby flymg and flrearms Ambttlon chcmlcal cngmeer Evelyn E Elllllgel bully Home Fconomlc Course Burley and Nlnlner Hugh Schools 1 2 F H A Z 4 G A A 4 lurple Towers 5 Hobby dancing and bowling Ambltlon nurse Edwm E Flscher Izddg Agriculture Course F A Secretary F I' A 3 4 Student Body Louncll .3 Golden L-loxe Z 4 Hobby boxing Ambltlon farmer or Xaxy Cecll E Fleck Cen! ege lrep Loursc l 1 ll 1 4 asf-ball 2 4 Basketball jum ur Red Cross Councll 2 Hobby lm Scout Ambltron proyectlom t or arm pl ot Velna Cl'11lStlIl6 Fuel st Chns omr l' LOI'lflll1lC lour e Scotla ul High School Sc Jtland Nouth lJa.lwt1 anc 3 4 'im m Au ard ln Band H bbv l 1 SIC 1nd rlanclng Amhltlon nurse Lols Malgar et G1 ound lillkll Lommercral Course llendell Hugh School 1 L1brarv2 'lhree year sem or Hobby reading Ambltron author . . . I . 2- I I . ' 1 1 ' 2-3-43 I ' , 9 3 -2-3: 3 '5. 37' '. 1. 'Ll If T ' J : 'g 5 -1 'ew . I I I I CI : F.H.A. 2: 'i 43 . '. 5 I' I .. . . I ' .1 'A . 3: A .mf '.' vw' .' ' ',' , ' 53 - 'S ' ' .- , ' - - ' ' Q f 1 - . ' , - z 1 . ' ' ,Q 1 1-2-5-4' 1-Z-3-4: ' - ' :d . ... I.: - Y I I - 1 I- I Coll- ' ' Q 3 .iv- 'ir' Z- 3 College Prep Course: Baseball 2-33 B13 ' . 5 I- f Z1 'K s ' 3 l ' : ' f -- , ' g 'A S I' 1 f 1 . , me I s: . . ' ' 's 5: ' . 'l . Cl - 1 F. .. . 1-iz '- Q:--1: G..A.. . 2-'- I ' i 2 'nger 1-2- H H l' , ' s f s 1 .' 1 3-4: , - - 3 -Q ' ,' , Q 1 ' , Q ' 1 , ' ' 1 - :' , -l I-21 F,H..A. 3: B l .- 3 . - - . Z Q ,' Q ,' . 2 . ' ' 2 o , , etters, mu- .l' .' - : .'i 2' ls 3: . f ' Q . , . t'll'L':, -2 bb ', s xv' 'I . ml ' '11, I 1 .I I 5 I , S I I ..A -, ' 'A 5 A -Z1 P1 1 l i I I b : 1 1 ' . . 7 :I . ', GPA.. . - - 1 y 3: . ' I 3 :I '.- I ' ., ' ' Jacqueline E. Hamlett !ut'kia Commercial Course: Pep Club 1: Lib- rary 4: J Club 4: Secretary J Club 4: Office 45 Student Body Council l-2: Student Body Vice-President 4: lidi- tor Live Wire 4: Co-lid Club Council 32 Assistant Iiditor Tiger 3: Editor Tiger 4: Student Body Treasurer 3: Hobby, reading in bed: Ambition. wish l haul some. Ronald E Hansen lx nrt tm ot Hobn pliotot, ti x bttron to if t doc or Melvtn V Hat lovt L Lollege lrep Lourse Ltxe Xhrt 12 ioxtng l 2 ict rut ent 4 Jam 4 s tn Distress 4 Hoibx hunttn -Xmbttton regional fore-ster But na Dean Hoopes liltmrltz onnnt rct tl ind onit ton r ourst R pt rt High School l 7 1 I i t ti t nrt Horn s ting., out of Ill C ttf K in ton ne uccts md hatnint futurt Robet t Edw at d Houston Bob o ete lrtp L mure C b 4 xt ire 5 lep Ll l 3 Xltxed L oru oxln X .Anager 5 l'oitx1ll Nlanagtr 4 lurplc 'lout-r am els tn Illstru 4 Hobby ma chtne -Xmbrtton engtntertng Pattv L Johnson Ittlit fl lg! ll ill bl' tl ss unctt xt-t L oru nt i L cnt L ee ub 4 em litnt rest ent Lo l d Llub 4 tm 3 Ho by co ec ing mutton wish I knew Maxine Hansen Skt'e'lt'f Home Economics Course: F.H.A. 1-2- 5-43 Yice-President F.H..-K. 3-4: Ti- gers-tles l-Z: Li..-XA. Z: Library 42 Pep L'lub 3: Hobby, horseback riding: Ambition, travel :ind adventure. Harvey C Harding Hur tnculture L num worttr I' I' X jut tn ram Z Hobbx hunting ind ft htnL mon ft et an e Dean L Hendrlckson Trud5 Agriculture Loure Basketball 12 Baseball 7 3 President Z Stu ent Body Lounctl Z Hobby dancing -Km l tton un William E Hottmg Bs lLlllIllI'L Lourse l HX w ll J Ba ktt t S 4 Nltxrd L, ior Hui ix itrplant hlilllllltill t :rx Howald E Johnson Hu ani Lolltgt lrep Lourse Dietrich and u 4 Ba kctball Nlanager 4 j tb ou .t Bovtn 7 Irac Student Bodx Lounctl 4 resident 5 Ntudent Br x Nice rt nl Hob x hor L Mnbttton nk l int h Dale D Kulm llutt lr ate 1 our Q 1 s etball 7 54 otnll a oo di dln C 7 5 Netrt Irt-KL unr 4 .mi el 0lllX t n r it ton ttcctgsful I 4 N ' Y ' ' ' L'ull-'- l'rt-p L' trse: ly, r- 3' ' 1 I . 'Z l :F:-3. 1-2-3j4L rzt h,': Arn 1- 4 I , lie' ' . ..-X. 4: lil-,.-. ' ig 5: Amb' ' y, xr si. s' 'ich 1 X JI-I H . l , . I : .- .. X U l I ' - 3 V' --I' : I' - . l 12. Q ' S ,els ':'. ' 1 l ,', ' L51 i -13 4 ' I 3, 4 d A ' ' ' ti' , ft,-' g. 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H L' ll-f' Prof Lu .Lrg ,lu 't R-i 1 L'ru,,' L'o i l-.ii Hi: l 'h s 4: l Loll-' l'rt-1 L' wg j L'ltrl 5--tg Live Wire 3-4: Ba I l-Z: Vet 'lub l Bak , -,K - I F0 Il 2-h--41 F I. l-2-ti: Office 411Lilf't' L'lub Z-4: Yicr- bull t , if 45 Tm k -., 3 j - .um-. ljrvftd- gl Q Ll! : I' rv, 2 ui 25. i 'Q - :U '-11' t L in tmitrrt--Q I fd- I 1 N ff--rlf 4 4: Hl Ishi ,tp .x nl 't' . r.. its . : b , Ili t 1 A l , l L , VOTd1S Leroy Larsen Verdu College Prep Course Pep Club 23 Lxve Wire 23 Boxmg 123 Base ba 3 Damsels m Dlstress Hobby huntmg and horses Ambmon grow up and settle down Barbara Helen Mann Babs Commercial Lourse blee Club 34 Nhxed Chorus 1 3 'llgerettes 1 Hob by reading and drawing Ambmon secretary' Allce K Mltanl 4I1ey Home Economxcs Course Glee Llub 4 Xxce President Glee Llub 4 1- H A 1234 Hobby music Ambltmn tn xe Ruth Myers Ruth Home Economics Course Glee Club 1 Hobby sewlng -kmbltlon seamstress Helen Jean Ott Irish Commercxal Course Pep Club 34 F H A Z 3-4 Secretary Treasurer I' HA Z Flnanctal Committee Chair man FHA 4 Glee Club 3 4 Niwed Chorus 3 Purple Towers 3 Hobby dancmg Ambltton business school Junel Peterson June Commerctal Course Murtaugh High School 1234 Hobby sports -Xmbl txon stenogmpher Albelt Charles Llckley Lnknabh Xgrtculture Course J Lub restdent J Club 4 FI' -1 Irootbarll Z 34 Basketball 4 Base ball 3 4 Junior Red Cross Council 3 Student Body Louncxl 4 Nlwed Chor Us 4 Damsels ln Distress 4 Hob ly trammg horses Ambxtlon t make lots of money and be happy Arlene Catherme Mlllsap lflnu onuntrual Luursc 1 L ub Hony hump., fun Ambmon to be d. busms exe-cutnc md do extenslxe lflytllllf., A1 ta Moyes rta. Lolle e lrep Course J Club 4 O chestra 3 Nlnred Chorus 14 -Xsstst ant Xell Leader 1 Lne lhre -Xssrtant hdttor Llye llxre 4 flee Club 2 Junlor Red Cross f,0lll'1Cll 3 1 ub Secretary Freasurtr lew Llub .a Tlgerfttes 1 Band 54 In ldc nt Band 4 hee Presrdent to L ub Iep Ba stu: ent 1 ocly Secretary Nmt IFN snlur -'mar ln Ham Hobby mu xc and sport -Xmhmnn 1 n to be ha xx Ellen Jane Ott LP In C0ll1II1Ql'Cldl Course 1- H X 7 3 4 X lce Presldent F H -X Z I rest ent -X 3 Secretary I' H -X 4 1 u 4 Pep Club 3 Llbrary Nlwed Chorus 3 Purple Towers 0 by flraumg Ambltmn ucce ft l Joseph Wllllam Pans 14 College Prep Course ll est Los Angeles Callforma 1 Las Xegas Xexada 2 J Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 34 Hobby ports Ambl tum football coach Robel t Carl Peterson Bob Agriculture Course lumberly Hlgh School 1 FFA 23 4 Pep Club 3 Xell Leader 4 Baseball 23 hce Presldent 4 Secretary 2 Band 23 Hobby flyxng Ambmon to make a success of exerythmg I do ff ' , 1' ' wg '1 2-3-4: 1- 5 5 . 2-3-41 ll 1 ' ' ' 'iw f ' - ' f ' 3 ' ' .- 3 C - ' l't-5 'l Z3 .' 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Body Council 4 Danmls m Dlstren' 4 Hobby :porn and uhm tographv 'xl'llblll0l'l go to college NaDean Polson Scaolx K lIll1ll1Ql'Cl3l Cnurec Xllvll l h0rU: J p lc: re-lf an 1 ve 1 J l15.,c-rrttes 1 Soxlrtle xc K 0 0 1 Imll 1 ur mln louerm m H rl by BHC mp, md plcluru Anmntum ln nulxcnn benjamln F Show n Bm Lommercml Lourse Hobby LUlltClll1F5 rllmex Ambition to traxel Duane E SllCOCh S1110 Xkrrcullurr K oursc XX Q ncll ll H1p,h ool l J J 7 abeball 'ung K o an mx es 5 o my porty 'xllllll lmn f'1rmer Bcubala Joan Spohn mmm-ruul lourw 1' H -X -X -X 2 4 Glu Club Z 4 xllYt'd hor L 4 K1 4 Olflcs 4 H0 hor ebacl. rlrilng. -Xnmbmon to be in nrllm -tumrdcss Waltel Leon Teuy feng Q!Yl1'llllCl'Cldl and -Xgrlcullurn Lour K A 7 Q 4 Hobby chm mx ry m bmon hrmer Rex B Thomfwon C url x rlcullurc Count Nentmul l' P A ll tru! 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' 2: l ,', . ,Q . 1 , h, iNot Plcturedb Judy Rookcr Judy 0 egc Prep Course rutdent Nmt tr N ru Qt tr wmo x bx I np., a I ll hlllllllllill traxel Edlth Thueson Edfth College Prep Course blfnns l-I rrx Hugh School 1 Hobbx rn aclmg. Km button xtnll questtonablc Mary Claudlne Vlelguth Curlu College lnp Lourbt Hobby ufllut mg nuscvllaneous arttclu Km :tum to be a. happy house-mf: LeeRoy H Walte1 Suede grlculture Course I' I- Treasurer F I' A 2 bentlnal I' F -X 4 hee Preeldent F F A 3 Qtudent Bodx Counctl 2 j Club 3 4 Football Z Baseball Z 3 4 Basketball 1 7 3 4 Nhxed Chorue 4 Hobby sporte -Km button to be Successful ln vsorlt or P33 Yvonne Wlllatd Hunme omnurual Course I' H X u 1 2 3 xxer orn- extette 3 4 I' ple Inu lurpln Towers 5 Hobbx Rating, Xntlxltlon mgxng or mUwlC Wayne C WlS6m3H Way ne rlculture Lourbe A Babketball 12 Student Bodx Nlanager 4 Boxlng NIanager4 Hobbx mechan rcx -Xmhmon farmer Mal garet Anne Thot pe Pfzsy f-I.: I rep K :ur e : ll'l Icp 3 3 4 Hobby art 'xmlblllllll tllustrat n Chatlotte M Van Rlpet Lhurln ollegv Prep Lourse boodmg Hugh School I Hagerman High School 1 2 ulluh73 JL h4 Bandll Band Council 4 Pr-p Band 7 3 4 lltr ector ol Pep Band 4 Lvleo Lluh 7 c c tra 7.14 Lua Ihre 2 w tce 4 X ts Iurple Tous-r econd Clam Thxrd Claw and Nlaster Nluslclans -Xvsards Hobby I1lLl:lC Ambltxon to major ln muaxc Beoste Jane Walgamott Duljn omt conomtu tours L u 1 Q 4 nge e 44 rlt r N I urplm I mu rs I Hobbs tlanrlnf, -Xmlntmn beautx hop operator Char les A Wllkes VI llkfs College Irep LOUIS? ,I Llub I 4 L rt l Nllwed Chorus 4 Foot A 7 Z4 Track 13 4 Bagketball l Box tng Xlanager 3 4 Secretary Treaaurer re tdent 4 Hobby a.ll eport Am hrtton to be a good farmer Lamfu F W1llldmQ lumar tgm tr Qu cc Chorus 4 I' o wall 34 Boxm rack Student I or 3. 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' ' N X, ' ' Ag' ' - 1 F.F.l , 1-2-3-4: I -. l . W, I .Z f PRESENTINC5 OUR I-IOPEFUL JUNIORS 111 :snr MISBKO AIZBVSH C allyn Andrei Helen Andrews Mmxlne Andlus Rox Bwuman Emthel Ruth Beel lNoxm'1 Bunn Inez BLlll'xllZ1lt9I Ima Louxee Butler Edna Buttcane Daxld C'1llen Tomvnx C llen Joy Campbell Kenneth Cappx .loan Chulchm in Mlldxed Cole Uvonne Davis James Eukin Bob Easton Ralph Ellinger JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester llelen Nllllel James Frappen I tlph lflllngel Nlfu mn Poses Second Semester Pnszrlvnf g0l1I1lLh bOI'1lllChSOll 1 Pnwl nf Jeanne Vlugle Tn s llelen Anclruu Fozmfvl Clmllotte Shllllngton ' : ' ' - - Viv- It - - X- U 12 I ' '- - - Sr'1'.- IIN, - - - 1 'N George VValke1' - - - Coumil ---- Jack Nelsen l MRS. BARBARA GARDNER Iolalee Epperson Eqther Flarnlng Kermlt Fleck Carman Frazler Flleen Gordon Don lld Planet Thelma Hargls leona Hepwoxth Irene Homan Dorzs Hopper VV1lda Humphxew Chester Humphues RM J u kson Ramona Jackson Bennx Kober Vlfglnla Ilexman Warren Merrlll Helen Mlller Iolene Mlllsap I aVor Morgan Rlchard Moseley John Mullen Fdgar J Neaxex J'1c'k Nelsen Helen Nexulan Julia Ostler Bex erly Parls Dorothy Petexwn Jean Petelson Aldath Petree J C Pettlt Nadme Phllllps I ., B. c . I w J Z 1' ' ct' E ' x . 4 ' . ' Q c ' S ,v . ,.. Anna Mae Pierce Marlin Posey Alice Prentive Donna Prentiss Nfelbx lee Redrllr Bitte Ross '1Voe Rupe f6I tlClll1t Rumi Rc ext S lllclu I eon nd Sc heel OLell'1 Sexton I uelne Shaw I orrame Ch un Charlotte Shllllngton Vlrgtnxa Shoxuxs Kenneth Smith Sonnlch Sonnleh on C1111 De tn Sw unxton xotltx I'l1o1 we Wwndt Vlekerc 'Nanm XUg8l9l Donn Wahl George Walkex Rubx Walz Hartnett Wmhhurn .le-'mne Welgle tx W xttt Malgilet White 'Von tl VVllflYT1'1Il DOLl2l'1S WllSl9 Ifrllth Wln 'Young 'NOT PICTLRED D9lOllS Downing I'1Rue Johnson Helbcrt NlX9IN lau 1 Johns Elxln Shown . , ' ' a . '-k 1.1 lx '. ' X -ll mb ' 1' z aj A i . . . , K 1. IZ . . . A ' .. 2 ' ' ' ' , , , . , . h . Q z 'z t 'z' J Do' A' ' 'I - James 'Frappvn f 2 ' ' , v . y , .1 ,- C 5. C . Bet -' 'ei 'z Il 1 2 , ' . z ' . L.. V .J , . aj Y v v N. . V THOSE REACI-IING Tl-IE I-lAI.F WAY MARK SOP!-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Fust Semester second semester Glenna Nlae Coll1e1 Pzeszdcnf Glen Nlaullm Ralph Adams T an PIlSlCZ!7lf Daxlfl Lee Dolls Weeks Sfcnffuy Pattx AlbQltQ0ll Duane Folbes Tmasmm Call Blessmg E111 Jean Thomason Cozmczl Nlamne Toolson l MR L W HAIGHT Ralph Adams Harley Ahrens Patty Albertson I eanore Allyn W1 na Ambrose Cheryl Andexson I orrame Aslett Mau Atwater John Beer Beth Benegar Cful Blesslng Tom Burdlck Ex elyn Bulks Franklln Burks .low Callen Rlchird Carbuhn Vt alter Casto Norma Church Rau mond Clark Ewelxn Coats Wanda Cole Glenda Mae Colller Ilene Cou ger Stexllng Crothels Kenneth Dams Iestel Diehl Eula Mae Dram Hubelt Dram Marle D1a1n , Yxonne Drlesel 4 1 I 1 - I h . Q - - - A 1 1' . . - - ' ' A J, - f,- ' 2 - - - . v' .' -4 ---- 7 Q , . - h - . Y . L z ' . - ' - - - l - . ' . Orgille Freshour - - Co1rn1'1'I - - - Kenneth Hills I I .lflzlimr c ' Q I Delores Eldred Exelyn Elorrreta Florence Falconburg Clrfton Farnexx orth Colleen Fleenor Duane Forhex Orgrlle Frexhour Jarkre Fulkerson Helen L entrx Ann louise f rhson Marxrn Grles Paullne Grnes Shrrlev Gray Elarne Craxret I Ron Greene Harold Greenaualt Brll Hallovx an Betty Jo Hansen Laura Hansen Barbara Hargrs Iforreet Hellewell Kenneth Hrlls Charles Hof Albert Hoox er Uwalr Hull Bonnie Hurd Phwllre Hxmr Alwrn Irons Delores Jonex I ms Jones Melxln Jones Brll Kersex Melba Kulm Beverly Lax eni Drxrd I ee aurretta Martrn Bettx Mabon Dorothw Matson Glen Mfiuldrn Oda 'VIcC hee lael McNIrllan Josie Merrill Verl Merrrtt , 3 I' . I Y. 4'1 Loretta Huber ' I ' L S a . x I, ' ' A C ' , A . 3 O Ilene Meitzner Maxine Miller Arlene Morrls Floua Mxers Bette Nelson l fmlente 'Yeti lxle 'Vevxman Ann'1 Beth Oldham bohhg Oldham IQVSIQ One1d'1 B'11h'1r'1 OSIQI Charlotte Otto N01m'1 Paris ae Phirrls M'11g,'1rc t Pl1Qt1nn etht l 1e Rerldlclt Ann Reld C emld Romans ohn Roolter lfmnces Seheer Fmnces Sehemel IOIQ Sellers Bonlta Shin Rose Show ers C eolge Sllk er I mem Slattel Dc loles Stohlex Marlko Tilliflll Fll'1 Jean Thomason .lox ee Thompson Patrlem Tllbx Phxllls Tlmm Maxme Toolson .lark Trappen Jn we Wall thel Wallets l'ue1n'1 VVWIL Btttw Wimholt Dolls NVef ks Patrlcl 1 Wxllses 5 Verna W1ll'1rd Ch'1rleQ Wlllmmson Phxllls Ymgst Helen Yunkel 'NIOT PICTLRED Nlax Henlx Clavton Tulner ,I V .- .C V1 I A I. I 5 v 1 4 Y., . C K V C C .I N K . . I 'S R' . 1 'H 1 1. ' l. 1 R ' 1 'f f I J - x . C i ,C . t. . I Y 1 v ' . . ' ' ' Lillie St0Ckdz1le u ' C 4 . . . .C . N, V :C V V K, C I ' ' vc I l Y l I C L D -C i , , 7 Y 1 w - , WELCOMING LARGEST PRES!-IMEN CLASS MR LOUISI SMITH ldvzxar Yuk1 Arzawa Betty Jean Albertson Barbara Ambrose Helen Ambrose Joan Andres Marlene Andrus Reed Andrus Rulon Andrus Rlchard Andrews Merlln Askew Bllly B :ga Betty Barnett Frances Bertz Ilene Benton Veva Bevens Maurlce Bird Agnes Lee B1Sh0p How ard Block Charlotte Box Bonme Brackenburx Bobby Bradshaw Paullne Bragg Delores Branch Robert Brehm Shirley Brel rm V1v1an B ooks Janne Brownmg Samre Buhler Frances Burnham Venetta Buttars J H S I-IAS I-IAD FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Farsi Semester Second Semester Gordon Hollltleld Pnszrlfnf Lalll Cnles Wayne Jepson Vzu Pnszdfnt Jame L10XXlllllg' Charlotte Henlv Su Tum Ioannel 191 man Lal IX GIIQQ CIJIIYLPII Dale XIOOIB a sn o I ' Y 1 ' i , - - 'j ,- .,'. ' 1 , , . ' J . . ' . . -t - - w -I, - 1 u - - - Q . J' - - Edward Churchman - Cozztnwil - - - Patty Lavens . . . , ' - - - - j ' - - - - . x A ' Betty Byrd Charles Capps Wavne Carlton Elva Casto Wanda Casto louella Caudlll Comad Chatburn Wlnlfred Chesler Illllan Church Edvn ard Churchman Bev erly Clapper Phyllls Claar Betty Coats Ronald Cobra lNancy Crandall Shlrley Crouch Ladonna Davxs Wllllam DHNIS Barbara Dean Kenneth Deltz Darlene DeLapp Wllbert Doshler Earl Dom nmg Betts Ehler Qhuley Eldred Maxlne Engelbert Otto Evans Elmer Falconburg Anna Marie Flsher Doris Foster Doris Frazler Percy Fry larry Glles Bobbw Glll Hazel Cordon laura Gregg Conlle Greene Robert Halonska Bonme Hancock Jean Hansen leola Hargls Elsle Harrls Shirley Easton Betty Hendry Charlotte Henry Myrta Hepworth Adena Hess Jlmmy Hogue Gordon Holllfneld Patrlcla Houston Tom Hortmg Idell Hymas Kenneth Humphreys Darrell Hurd Rowena Hurd Carl Jackson Dorls Jensen Wayne Jepson Glenn Jewell Eleanor Johnson Marjorle Johnson Delos Jones Lorrame Kyle Patty Lavens George Lawshe Joanne Llerman Ray I rckley Charles Madesh Clarence McClellan Veloy McM1llan Barbara McVey John MICKQISOH Llla M1ller Robert Mmor Akxko Mltanl Marvin Moorhead Dale Moore Dorothy Morgan Howard Morgan Robert Morrls Bmdley Naegle Beverly Neaves Jay Nelson Kenneth OToole George Oxerfleld Donald Matson NOT PICTURED Paul Elliott Howard Patz Richard Peterson Ross Peterson Edvw ard Plumlee Frank Posey Elxa Prentlce aurel Prentlss Elmer Ralqulst Glenn Reddlck Josephlne Reld 'idrne Rlfe Delores Salladax Anne Shlpley Barbara Shovx ers Bexerly Sllbaugh Erma Sklver hlrley Slagel Ruby Slatter Franklln Smlth Iuc-lle Smnth Peggy Stanhope Mahnda Stohler Eldon Summers Arthur Svsenson Earl Thomason J B Thomason Cella Thueson Patrlcla Tortell Donna VanPatten August Vogeler Darlene Wambolt MHFIOH Ward Duane Warr Bobby Webster Wayne Wldrlg Donald W1lSl8 Ve11 WlmamS June Wlnterholler Iyle WlS9m3H lN aonn Whitaker Dolores Hork I, N. 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SEPTEMBER: 7 Started the football season off right with a victory 14 21 24- 26 over Filer. Rupert here Ah! another victory! Football at Shoshone--We dood it. Polomeme Potters entertain students. Any future seulptors in our midst? f-G,A.A. white Home Safetv Tc h' ' Tigers Initiation The Amazons initiate the lily- girls. Ee. entertain their new members. Assemblr The things vx e do rr ith 'rutomohllc chew Oaklev up rn '1 good football game OC' FOBFP 4 Home Ee rnrtrates rn a candlelight ceremony 5 Orange and Black dow ns Gooding Red October 8 November 5 Harvest Vac tion Oh mv aeh rng back NOVEMPER Buhl here We said we would get even and we did Homemakrng I Class throws partv Football at Burlev We were sabotaged Senior Ball-Candy everywhere Jean Bell and Fred Carlton take king and queen honors Thanksgiving and we never vrant to see another turkev Ar! Skfrtrng Party A really super affair DECEMBER Band Clrnrc The music' goes round and round and comes out here Shoshone here for the first basketball game Tigers are vrctorrous Co ed Bill lots of fun for the verv fevr who at tended Twrn here We defeat our old enemies Christmas Assembly Peg reallv created a sensation What talent to 31-Christmas Vacation Short but sweet Filer here for basketball No comment JANUARY l Twin Balls here Turnabout rs fair plav Basketball at Shoshone Doublt or nothing Our reputation grows as vve defeat Wendell in box mg Basketball at Purley 'lhose baskets get higher and higher f 5' K 6 3' L 4 Gufs' glean!! 5' ig iii, If G 5 veit' 7: iii vi ffl? WT-'TL jynfiff 'Qq'rYl!qI k,..,U-i D .syrc 5 ' I' j ' . ' 1 ' rs. Q is i . Y I ,'- J I 9? li 1 ' y v v v ' I l6-- ' 3 ' L . 20- r , A ' ' . 21- ' l f ' . 225- 1 ' 1 ' ' ' I auf- . 'Q ' ' -A - A J 1 I 4 ' . 7- ' ' - ' '- ,I lawn B. . I . . ' .S K I - L Y K if.. 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H , ,N - -ff f 'rf' ' A t ' 35. .W .- . - 53 JEROME l-ll DURING I945 46 Glrls swoon when J Haruda srngs here Tlgers and Senators draw 1n box1ng match Frler suffers basketball defeat at the hands of the mlghty Trgers Rlchfleld here for boxmg Another dravx Jerome trrumphs oxer Goodrng qurntet End of frrst semester Oh happv day' Alon7o W Pond Assembly Anyone Interested rn be comlng an Afrrcan she1k Boxlng xxrth Castleford here We add another sc xlp to our boxcmg belt Trgers claw Buhl Indlans rn basketball game Rupc rt removed the Tlgers claxxs Trgers gave Senators boxung lesson Frrendllness abounds Class and Student Body elcc tlons again Orchestra Concert Where are the talent scouts FLPPUARY Basketball at Rupert The climate drdn t agree xxrth We kept Buhl beh1nd the elght ball Leather punchers vxm over Shoshone Basketball at Oakley We traveled a long way to loose Tlgers come out xlctorrous oxer Burley Bobcats Oakley here Lady Iuck seems to haxe deserted us Basketball at Goodrng Lady luck rs stall takrng a vacatron Band Concert Cabrlel blovx your horn' Caldwell here for boxing We won 26-March 2 Jerome comes out runner up rn Drstrrct Basketball Tournament MARCH Vocal Clrnrc A long bus rrde and a lot of fun Salom Rrzk Assembly Oh xxhat a dexastatrng ac cent' The Trgers draw vx1th Rlchfleld FHA Dance Drd someone say there xxas a man shortageo Ag Smoker Oooh those nylons' Speech class presents Damsels rn Drstress Prcture Albert lrckley rn a bath tovxel and Verdrs Larsen as an old xx oman Dr Dlllon Anybodx care for an escaprde rn the graveyardo 15 16 Drstrrct Boxcrng Tournament at Gooding er ome brmgs home bacon for srxdh stralght year FH A Conxenton at Jerome Grrls learn much xalu able rnformatron 16 Trger qulntet travels to Pocatello for State 'lour nament Enough sand Junrors and Seniors entertarn Frosh and Sophomores wrth '1 sport dance lorlng Campbell Mx sterx Pun Magxc 28 29 30 Ryan takes some of his boxers to State Tour nament at Idaho Falls 30 FHA Carnrval Students had a lot of fun APRIL Barbarrta Lectu1er and Dancer presented the mu src and dance of Mexcrco vxrth rts Spanrsh back ground Jr Prom Those Junrors do thrngs up rlght Thanks for a xx onderful exenmg Bentlev Trlo Beautrful costumes musrc and enter tarnment Sadle Havxkrns Dance The gals got then men at ast MAY Last school dax for Semors Mv' hnxx mnpt nt xvrll be Baccalaureate serxlces held at the Hlgh School 6-Senror Assembly Helen Thomas, valedrctorran and Merle Woodv salutatoman 8 9 Those awful flnal er-rams except for those lucky Senrors and a few lntellectuals 9 Commencement Farewell, Class of '46 Good luck to JHS rn the future e ,joe ff l -6' JB if-me ,....-.--Q 0 Sgmf D 2:1123 XKKKW fb s Q ww, 3 xx 4, xv? 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GGVERNIIXIG BODY GF CO-ED CLUB Ifll r 1 w I Hur 1 rn AX 1 uhnu N XIJIXI x lx lu! 1 1 CO ED CLUB OFFICERS Plttx Johnson Pffwlfnf Altl Nloxes uf Pnwf X Inf X 2.5111 ln Jexome Hlgh bchool 1b glxen a thante to ICUSE hel stand dlflk of Cltllf.-Ellillllj and thalattel to hlghel lexels thlough the Co lid Club -X fanlx new 0lgdIl1Z3,tlOll, lhlllllg been estahhshed 1LlNl thltt Kean ago th1Q 21101117 undel the SUIJQIXISIOI1 ot Nllxx Htlllllfl Dean ot VVomen benetlts manx Qtudente 'lhe 2'0X9lI1ll12 boix ot the cluh talled the Co Pd Cluh Councll, Composed of thlee 0lflCQlS elected 111 the spllng to hold offlte 111 tht Comlng xeal and txxo leplexentatlxes l'l0lT1 each dass elected the tol lOYX1llg tall Thle g10LlD xx 1th the asblbtante ol Nllss Helhng plan e xallous actxxltlee ot the Club and dlscuse mam ol the IJlOblQ1'IlS con l10l1t11l,Qf the gnlx ol 19101118 Hlgh bchool Iltlllllg' the past xeal, the gnls haxe enjoxed a numhel ot assem hhvx and I'Il6QtllljIS 'Ihe hlggeet ex ent S1J0llSO16d bx them uae tht Benn I'0lY'llfl.l Dance on Detemhel lu llblllfl 1 flll1Ntlllcl'N theme Thex alxo sold hot dogx at some ot the baxkethall gamex SHA -, rl, vt In ivllm fjvzuw lim-ll. lllvnnn Mau- fn llif-r. Inn Bnrkl al - , Ilor wlhy Thol -A Ang A lnyl-N l'1llj' jf 5 . l'X.' f 2 l'utI,' l.q wnx. I.orn-11.1 Hll Nliv H -iliru, Ilf ,nz ul H'nmw1.' ID prix l-mn-r. Shirley Gray. 2 .' - Q - - ' --'----- ' - ' -2. - - - - - ----- -'.-'ffm Glenna Mae Collier ---- - - Swnffrrf'y-Trwn.wrw- :' . '. - 2, . ... - .Y h .Q 1 , .L n I L' . . L 5. . .' I . , S ' .Y . . . N v . I Q v ' i Y ' . 1 . I ' . , - J , ' lb i ' . . ' m I . Y i. Q . .. I . X ,' '. I 'A . V V' . 4. . . - A v . th, ' . ' ' . . ' . ' W A A ' ' I Q. 1 ' ' ' ' S ' ' I 1 .W -- ' . . . . T' .' . . W' .' . -. 1 Y I . ' y C . x n . I A K' FUTURE FARMERS POPULAR ORGANIZATION Ralph Adams Harley Ahrens lKlXOSl'll Alzana Xukl Alzana Reed Andrus Rulon Andrus Xlerlln -K kexs Billy Iiarga Vlxlhs Bartholnn Ros Bauman john liver jack llrll Howard Block Hobby Bradshaw lfranklm llurk l N Iommw Callen XX alter La to Raymond Clark Ronald Cobra VS llll un Daxls lxleth Diehl I e ur D1 hl Xlxlhert lroshur larl lhlllrlllnl, Hubert Dram Rn lrdtley C llflilll I-arnsnorlh 0rp,1ll4 l'r0shour I ercx F rv IaRon 1 rcs-nv F F A MEMBERS Nlarxm Glles Bobby Gull Harxex Harding Porrel Hallowell Ile-an Hendrlckson jnnmx Hogue Cordon Holllfneld -Xlblrt Homer Xl llllnm Hurting lom Hortlnp, he-nm-lh Humphrey lh4 ter Humphries Ru jackson one jamr lxelth Bull Ixersey Benny Ixober I-arl Lavrshe Alberl Llckley Charles Nladesh Robert 'lhnor Dale xI00fP Itvus Omtda Rlchard Peterson J L Pe t Irank Posey llon Irlce Duane qllCOClx leonard Scheer 1 Purge Qllver Lloyd Smith lhllxam Qtanhope l'Idon Summers Leon Terry Parl Thomason I al ern Thomason Rex Thomason leeRoy Waller Xl ay ne hlldflg N 1 rl YK xllxams L harles XS rllramson Lxle Vhseman F F A OFFICERS Jack Bell J C Pettlt Edwlll F1sche1 Pr esrdent V106 Presrdent Secretary KlyOShl AIZHVSR Treasurer Harvey Hardrng Reporter LeeR0V Walter Sentmel WHAT organrzatron can boast of the largest membershlp of any group ln Jerome H1gh School? thats rlght the FFA or Future Farmers of Amerlca w1th around 80 members Any boy enrolled ln vocational agrlculture automatlcally becomes a member of thrs natlonal orgamzatlon By partlclpatlon ln the regular meetmgs of the FFA these boys enjoy the greatest freedom of self government under the able guldanve of thelr mstruvtor Mr Cooper On November 13 the boys gave a roller skatlng party for the future Homemakers Club who ln turn sponsored a dance for the FFA on March 8 The most outstandlng event of the year made posslble by thls group was the FFA Smoker on March 9 a strlctly stag affair for all the busmessmen and farmers of Jerome Wrestllng and boxmg prowlded the entertamment and many hard to get ltems were auctroned off The FFA Chapter has enlarged the amount ln lts treasury tremendously Also many actlvltles are planned for the commg summer mcludmg a tmp to Yellowstone Park I . ' 4. s' R . s ' 'f' S ' ' ' r A 4 I ,.-.FA 1 or 4: I I Y ' .. .2 . V '. F ,Q '. V ,. . 5 1 ' ' 1 . T. ui '- ' , Q.. ' is J A . - x H - F. Maurice Bird lidvvin Fischer Carl jackson Henry Reid XYayne Wiseman ,- , I ' ,V 1itI1r,,'J I S . I . . n . ,Q 4 I he , . 9 L. . . . Y - - - - - - - - h - 1 J I .- I- I f . . . I , . . . ., ' ' ' ' , ' '. h I . . . , . J. . H ,, . ' . . . . ' . 1 w , ' GLIMPSE OF A FEW FFA ACTIVITIES Wanted If so brrng rt to the Ag Shop for a complete rncl eftrcrent Jo F F A JUDGING TEAMS Nl RUXX rl fl fr ll ur J rr 1 Xlelxrn jon: Lalion lrvcne x UNI! RUXX rrad man 1 1 X 1111 erm Or I 1 Pres rur rr H tnell rrr Wrllrrrn on Rrxrnonrl C, rr RID RCN Nlr Looprr rrrstrrrrmr rc lrappn Nlarxrn Cllr Ct-tru Nrxrr Xlxtn Iron HE Jerome F F A Chapter has done some remarkable Judgrng thrs V631 under the noteworthy superV1s1on ot M1 Cooper, thelr rnstruc to On Janufux 8 1 team represented Jerome rn a seed Judgtng contest held tt Oakley The group, tomposed of Charles VVIIIIAITISOH, Walter Caste Rmmond Cl.11l Albert Hooxer, 1nd Melxrn Tones placed fourth 111 the contest C lmpter 19 ol the Jerome I F -X 154.1111 entelel .1 contest 111 vxhrch rudgrng fxbrlrty was the kevnote tt Frler February Zb The team rn tluded Clmrlts Vtrllmmson Lester Drehl Harvey Hardrng John Beer .rnd Orgrlle Freshour They placed fourth Ill the Hog Judgrng Contest Machmery Reparred Ilfll I'U RIGHT Wayne Nh er11.1n Chester Humphrrr:-Q Harney Hardrng, lxryn hr xlldlll jack lltll Lerkoy Halter as I .J T 4 1 I-'IR. ' ' 1- tu 'glrtlijoh BH , W It- Vastu, A 's, L 1 -. flil' .' ' G- l Ru ' s. R1 I1 h . dz. s, Bill K sy, g'Il' ' :hr , Fr - rest vll- ' , Chr I-s '1 S, , rj 'lz k, THI - , '-. . ' ' -, ' ' ,' jr k . -1 , . 1' -s, 1 rj' fl '1 , XOT l'lt I'l'Rl-III ,Xlbr-rt Hrrovr-r, Hzrrvr-y Harding, Lester Diehl. I.. . . .ty Z . . - . ' ' ' 2 . ' . . , . . . . A I 1 I . Ya 1 4 . I I 1 U 5 D 1 I I A C o - . . - 1 1 7' '. - - ' . - . - ' . '. 7 K ' Y . 1 Y l Y I i Z .. D. ' b. , 1 . I I Us I, S .,' , . .. 5. VOICE OE TI-IE STUDENTS Nl R1111 1 I I VI 11 1 IN 1 ll 1 1 11111111111 1 1 me 1 1 11 1111I1 111 1 111 S X li X 1 1 111111 r1 1 1 111 11111111 1 1 1 1111 1 fl 1 N1 II Rl! Rtlll 11 1 111-1I 1 ll 1 11n 1111141111 1 1r1 11111111 H1111 I1 1 11r1 11 r 1 111 1 Ill 1 1 1 1 X 1111111 X11 111 l 1 I I I r LIVE WIRE STAFF HF' I111 W11e celehlated 111 t11ent1 fouxth HHHIVQISHIN 111th a h1ghl1 sufcessful N931 At thf heglnnmg of ear I1 Semester there 12 a Qtaff turno1er Jackle Hamlett 11215 9dltOl and Jean Bell aeslstant ed1tor the fnst semester for the second xemeeter Helen Thomas ed1lo1 and A1ta Mo1es amslstant 9dltOI Ou1 whool pape1 -talted undel the leadelshlp of MIS Galdner but due to anothel teaf'he1 s 1es1gnat1on 1t 11211 t'1l1en o1e1 b1 N11 R1an Wlth Mr Ryans helpful and patlent asslstince m.1111 haw leamed the Iundamentals of Journahsm through help mg to hung to hgh! NLITOOI 11111111198 and Qtudent 0plI'llOI1 Tl1e hlggw st SIIIII 111 tl1e 11a1 111me 11hen the local ne11s offlce began prlntlng 18 l111 Wue mstead 111 the IOIINGI I1llI'l19OgldpIl method The1efo1e the p1e11ous 111 othe1 11er1l1 pt1hl11z1t1on 1121s cut down to a monthly msue 1n Ofdel to reduce penQeQ TI11 Stud111t lodv ol th1 Jmome Hlgll Sohool should mdeed be proud of he re111.11l1ahl1 11111111111 Illtll I 1111 WIIQ has made dur1ngtI1epastschool X081 FIR, ' ' I1j 11 'gf 1 R:1Il1I gX1I11111-, l'I IIE 'l'i1111 , Il111111.1 lviihl, XVII I1 H I fx, l.1l ,Il 1, 11-111 BFII ju 'k'- H1 'Il, X1'I11 511111-1, j11I Nl11II '11, ,I1lIll1'4 Ilxfil 11-11. . ICLU. ' R1 PX' I.1-1111 1111 ,XII-11, N1 1 t'I111 'I , X11-II:1 R111 . R11 1 j111'I41111. 141-11 l' 12115, 111 P11511-1', tl- 1 l Ii111 R111 - . H111'11:1 D1-1111 ll1111I11--, l.a111r.1 Il.111N1-11. I'Hl ' ll11111111 If 1'I1 -1, XIII I' t'11I1-, I-I11'I ll ITILN. IiII11 ,I-. Th 'f . 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X' 3 K ' 1 ' ' 5 ' I . . . , . , ,LT ,'. 4' , 1' . . b- ' -. -. , .Q REPRESENTATIVES OF JI-I S STUDENTS Sl ROW If If u f It lL H mlell tl nn Khin.: N VND KOH rla 11154 mx m om on .uk 1 Tl I h Lrl ntl NIIIIIIII on I ll A jtan lho 111 Chm H1 Nl um RID RUVI knnmlh lllll nm mmm rlu LILRI 1 ill Illllld L 'Xml ll 1 ir Ll STUDENT BODY COUNCIL HOM should we thank fo1 the splendld WO1k of enfolclng the laws ol the Student Bo my plomotmg older, 9HCOLl1dg1I1g school Splllt acceptlng and maklng changes ln the constltutlons of the va11ous O1 ganlzatlons of the school, decldmg upon the Natlonal Assembly pro gl ams, and many othel thll1gS T01 the lmplovement of our hlgh school? None othel than oul Student Body Councll Thls lullng body of Jer ome lllgh School LOIISISILS of 0fflC9lS elected at the beglnnlng of each semestel and tuo leplesentatlxes flom all foul classes fol each sem estel STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Fust Semester Fled Ca1ltOI1 Jackle Hamlett Alta Moxcs llelen NIIIIQI Jack Bell Pzesfdzfnf V161 Pzeszdenf Sfncfmy T1 r asm ll Managu Second Semester Jack Bell Howard Johnson A1 ta Moyes Helen Mlller Wayne W1S6mHH FIR. ' ' rv t ig 1 I jzn:k'- Lx - , Hn-I 'I Miller, jeu u ' -' 'I -. flilfl .' ' A ' IX S, HJ 'z I j l s , J' B 'll, I -cl Carlton, ' 1 1 - ,' ' ' gt , C A I .- snn, Iidwurrl Chur 1 , . ax. ' Toolsun. 'l'Hl ' ' - ' ' N, W: ,' ' Wir 1 , Fully l.zu'n-IIS, Ha '11 l'u-cy. lfOl'R'l'H ROW George- Wulkrr, Ilalv Moon-, .-Xllnvrl Licklcy. NOT l'l V' ' CD H4-l-n Htl, Hel- 'I' I 's, ,lark ffsvu, Oru'lI- I r-slmur, L: ly Hes. 7 . - ' 1 . ' T l u E u I lp . ' fr. - a J - . T' ' ' - ' A N w - . y - - . ' v - . . . w - 1 - ' . ---- ,f X ,- . 1 ,' ---- . - v J ------ A' , 3 . .I ----- , - . ' . - - ---- 1 I 'ls I . 3, - ---- - - ' I I - ---- - - - 1 n - - - - - E Tl-IGSE ENTITLED TO WEAR Tl-IE J xl XX fi 11 11 1 1 11111 l11l1 lI11111tt 1111 1 1 11 1 1 1 lu 1 X11 11 1 1 1 111111 I1 frtrl RI! X 1 111 -11 r111 r1 1.11 X ll R 1111 111r 1 111 1 ic 41 1111 rn 11 111 1r11 1111 1n1 N 1 lrn Xl1u in 1-1 e ru 1 r 1 1 11 N111111 l11ll er rrill 1 1 rc r1 1111 1 11111 1 1 D111 lxulm Fd111n 1 r 1111111 1 T I111111 1 1-1 111 111 11 J CLUB OFFICERS -Xlbe1tl1cl1le1 P11 11110111 Dale lxulm l 1112 Pzuulenf Jackie Hamlett bffllfflllj T1011s1111 Do1111.1 Xl ahl I,11f11ff11111111nf K 111111 1111111 'Vx box Ol glll In whool ma1 belong to J Club upon earning a J in either athletic 111 non athletic aet111t1e1 Bo1s aie gianted the pr111lege of wearing '1 J b an1 of the follo111ng pl.111n1, nine qudrtelx of football p11t1c1p1t1n5., in nineteen quarters of basketbdll 111nn1r1g t11o fights in boxing two dra11x equalhng one 111n taking part III fou1 boxing eontmtx pa1t1c1pat1ng1n the state OI d1Qt11ct boxing touina ment being manager of 1n1 of the maioi spoits placing on FFA Judging team ha1 ing membe1sh1p in Band OICll9Sl1d O1 Glee Club for four 1ears bemg editor of the I11e 'Wire Ol The TIHGI holdmg the DOSlllOI1 of 1ell leader Student Bod1 Treasurer Ol Student Bod1 'Vlanager 1 1e1e11e '1 amcunwlatingz tht stipulated number of DOIDIQ in GAA being a membe1 ot Band OILlltSl1Z1 or ulee Club f0l fou1 gears being editor of the I111 Wire Ol the TlgPI holding tl1e 1101111011 of 1ell leader or Student Bod1 Treasuler The J Club ch1etl1 s111111 Olf.ZfE1I'lllflll0I1 undu the super11s1on of M1 R1an helpx in tl1e IJIQIJIIHUOI1 fo1 the XHIIUUN HHDTGS and muntains la11 and o1de1 at all Qehool athletic funrtions Thu 1ea1 1 IE'XlQ1OIl of the constitution of the Club 11as Qtaxted eQpec11ll1 1on1e1n1ng 1ec1u1rementx A QLIIXGX ls hung made of 11hat the other schools do about gianting letteix fo1 Qilldlll 1ct111t1es In addition xome action was taken about tht 11e111ng11t xcl1oc1lx11Qate1xb1 those 11 l1o lldN9 ne1e1 ealned 1 J -Xlllll Ill llllll 1t111n 11 11 held 1111 the 11111 mgmbeu Thmughout the 1ea1 the gxoup 11 '11 It xponsible 1111 .1 llllftilltll 111 xpoit fi mu 1 held 211111 footbill and basketball games 1 C W7 llRf RU ' 111,11 111 'uhm Ki 1.l1i 161-11111, 1111 1-'fi 151 ---' i1-1. 11111111 Xl':1l1I, jt-411 lin-ll, Art: SI .1 ie 1 l' , R1-l 1 l'1-t1'rN1111. j.111-- I'r111 14-11, ll'ill'g1111 ll1rti1111, .1111-ri .' 'ki -y. slCC'U.' R1111' 1,1-111111111 Sch - -r, l'lg1r111N XX ll.g1., 1511-fl flllflltrll, t'l1:11l11tl1- Yan Riprr, Rlargnrt-t lfmtt-r. lf 'f ,' 4 lrks, Mil l 1 lAfllt'. llll RUR' Ro, llll 111111, .lurk Iivll, l.llIlllll' llilligun-, ll1111q1rrl ,l1-l111 ll, 5lt' l' Il K' 11l1r1'N. lirlu . '1'.11'1-f l' 'l'H RUXYYISQ-1 Y' li I 1 , I,e1-Roh' Wal 'r. 511nni1'l1 5111111ifl1f1111, Rz1,' jx ka 11. YUT l'lf'l'l'Rl'Ill l.er11-r lli1-l1l. Ralph ,Miz N, lla lul Gr: -1: all. N1 '11 XX ll mn, llui - .:ilu1'l5, G 1 . I: ld' , l.z1r Y' Gilt-N, l'11nli li -Am-, Yuk' .XizL111z1, Yr' l Bl '1'rit1. l.11R1n Gr:-1-n1-, liltlo .1 1111. Uflllllr' l'fl'Nh11UF. ' ' IN ' N1-y. .-Xl1i11 Iron., Billy l'i11r1::1. ll111i1l L1-1-. R11i11-rt ll1111s11111, Rz1l11l1 lillimgc-r, llz11'i1l l'z1ll1111, Kr-1111vtl1 C:11111s,, XX arren Nlv ' . Ri'l11 I V11 l uhn, Raj 1111i K'l.1rl1. lll'l4 l 'li111111111N. l'l11rl1-- Will: N 11 , J. W, Paris, . - ' , . lfi-telu-1, Willi.1111 Stz111l111111-, Ch -111' H l1ri1-., Rv 151111, MEN H 'l' Q. Blr. Ry: , 1111: wr. , . . Y' . - - ' 1 1 - , 1- - - '- 1 1,1 . '. - - 4' 1 - ' 1 W A - A , . ' : Y ' 1 . : z. ' 1 ' 1 ' ' K , A. t. . C 1 .' ' Y , ' t. ' I: Y . .k. ' .- : 1 li V 5 ,' .I ' ' 1 U - - 1 i Y i C '- GlI'l.' ' ' C J bfi ' ' ' ' .' ' ' ' T ' . . .I Q , ' ' - P. B. x v -4 . x - 'fAa ' ' y - y'LV.' .. 1 L. ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' .T 5 1' ' ' ' ' 1 - c ' A A' ' fl ' v-.F ' 1' i 1 Y .' , ' , C -- . , . 2 .' A V. . 5. . , , ,J -. 5. . , . , . , Z 11 1-A In A . . 2 A ' 'Z ' ,z -. ' . , . , . N. , . .K B. - 1-1 51 ' . . . 1 A. . Z , R. ' , . K , . . c B.. :Ji Up THOSE RESPONSIBLE FCDR I946 TIG-ER Sl ROII lift g t ONID ROW I IH Rl! RUXX I I t D TIGER STAFF yeal long bt1Llg'0Ie agalnst deadhnes llSlI1g' DIICQS md llldblllty to obt un the IIGLQSSAIY mateuals wls cllmaxed when the 1946 Tlgel went to pless the eallv p ut ot Apul In thls book the members ot the Tlgel Stuff hoped to blmg an xcculate 19C0ld ot all actlvltles th mt made the wen wolthwhlle It these happenlngs become crystalllzed memoxles T01 lutule xeals the Staff wlll feel xely well lepald for all then xx OIIIGS and hud vsozk We the 1946 T1g8l Staff xush to thank evelybodw who 1ss1sted us In edltlng' thls mnual MEMBERS OF THE STAFF Jackie Hamlett ------- Infhtor Nldl'I'll1 Posey ----- Assistant Editor Nrlargaret Foster ---- Senior Editor Helen Miller ------ Junior Editor Inlla Jean Thomason - - Sophomore Editor Joan -Xndres ---- Freshman Editor Leon-1 Andrus ------ Art Editor Jean Bell ------ Snapshot Editor Rllph Adams Kenneth Davis-Sports Editors Miss Nelson ------- Ad? Ivor nomlcs Club attended the d1str10t zat1on aff1l1ated vuth the Future local chapter Jolned the state and and Wlll novs be known as Future FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA IIRSI R011 Ulf! tu rrrlzlv Xhlda HlllllIJllftX H1len Nexxlan llonna Wahl -Xdath l1tr11 le 1h1r llmnng lrmce S ner ll .1 Irs l1llC -Xnn Re-ld lxelxn llllllgfl' lilr ara Nhomr llnrnna. X 1n laltvn Sl LOXD R011 liurna Dean Hnop1 J 111 l hr 1 11r1111n L11111 Xmlru 114ph1n1 lxud Hlllllll vm lcv I r1nl1c1 It 1 ni N 1111 'xl7dXKZ1 I ucllc S111 ill ROW 1 11111 nc rr 011 1 orl m1111 11r1111 111rch 11 111 1 1 lx 1r 1 H111 1 1 1 I111 1r1 1 1 IRIH R011 10 1 1r11111 an x1 r 1 14111 ur 11111 vu 111 1r 11111 11 nn 1111 Ii 1rl1.111 A1111111 1 xj 1 Ll 11111 11 1 1r1111 nur 1 111 Xiu l1n11 '11 1111 Amlru 111r1 re ra lu ll llll 11 11 111 11 1 1r1 llflll X1 1ll11 nw. ull urls 11111r x 111.1 1 41 11 llll 1 orc lf 1X s 1 N111 1 F H A OFFICERS Alma Flschel Prewdenf LOIS Sellers, NIAXIHQ Hansen Vice P1 eszdents W1lda I11lI'I'l1Jl'llGyQ Secretavy llelen Ott Vllglllla Llelman Treawmezs Leona AlldlL1Q HlSf0?1lI?7 THE Veam 1945 and 46 heralded a blgger and br1ghte1 future fox the local Home of 1945 Ellen Ott Secretary of the State Home Eco meetlng 1n BOlb6 and at that tlme the state organl Homemakers of Amerlca Upon Ellene return the nat1onal organ17at1on after paylng the requ1red dues, Homemekers of Amer1ca Jerome Chapter Economlcs Club In the fall In congunctlon Vklth the state takmg long and ehort t1me progects lIlC1Ud1I'lg buvmg come for the devastated countnes of Europe In add1t1on the Club has sponsored m ny act1v1t1e5 a party and 1n1t1at1on for new members IH September partles Wlth the FFA a d1str1ct meetmg held 1n Jer ome on March 16 an assemblx on manners, the annual carnlval on March 30 under dlrectlon of FHA a Mother Daughter Banquet or Tea later 1n sprmg several nlght meetlngs and pot luck euppers. and the sale of soft drmks and hot dogs to mcrease the treasurx All the many aecompllshments th1Q vea1 were under the able dlrectlon of the adxlsor MISS Opedahl and nat1onal orgamzauon the local chapter 15 under 001 l-IOMEMAKING CLASSES ENJOY VARIED PROGRAM Glrls Learn The Fundamentals of .ou Present Day Cooking - r I lr n IC I l'1lllIL Third Year Students Enroll IH l-lorne Nursing Class Under Mrs Egelus Ill-1 IO RI! HI Burna Dean Hoope Xrdath lux-at Laurx John on Ilmn L NX ahl Many Take Thelr First Step In Learnnng The Art of Sewing llxx lt ull http Jo Hmcu S .3 L Q T NN I H' ' f f 4 Q 3 - ' '4,..,af-J h ' I I.ICl-'T TO RIGHT Numa fllllffll, Null-zm Pol-on, Flu: lolln- ,-X :lm-mm, Xl' L' ' ' 'az ll an . : ' 9 . 5. 5 , n, Q., - Z 5 ' 1 I f. . Q . I , , 2 -1... x S . ,J C1 c 'ut-, if ' is wwf 'L HO' -f- :ITM WILLIAMS OFFICE I-IELP IIRNI ROXX rlrlt In nghlb llonna XI nhl Xl1r1.1ret Pla uno lhrbxrl Npohn jickle Ihmlett Norma Ians UNI! RUIX jenn Iiell Ha I' IIIHDIIYLY bu xn -Xnrlre I lltw John on Chlrlotte Ian R1 nr 'II-IIRIJ ROW bred Carlton jean Ieterson R.11no11.1 Jack 01 Hr-ltn Nllllcr Nlargaret Foster NOT IICTI RI ll Nldrjorlc lilrd Xhlma Nl1ropsh1rt Xma Ilumlte STUDENTS RECEIVE GOOD OFFICE EXPERIENCE 77 What 1oom do vou go to Whom d1d you wlsh to Im SOIIQ M1 W1ll1a111s lsnt he1e 11ght n Any t1n1e CILIIIIIQ' the dw o11e may go 1nto M1 W1ll1ams off1ce and he.11 lemalks s1n11la1 to the aboxe quoted ones These boys and gl1IS ehosen by M1 W1ll1.1n1s dLCOlfIIllg' to the11 1b1l1ty efflclency honesty and pe1so11c1l1t5, asslst h1m 111 p6lfO1l'I11I1g the CILIIIQS ot h1s Offlce They have C1 vc111ety of Jobs 311822611112 the telephone, COII9Ct1l1g' absent sl1ps talnng dHHOLll1L9lT16I1tS to the yauous 1oon1s, a11swe11ng lettels, and many many othe1s Besldes all the fuel they glxe M1 Wllllams, these students acquue yen good offnce expeuence 1- I ' 'A I X fx -. -52, SI-ICIQ' '-- 1 , II II I I A -gs, II s,I 'zhj I s . 'z If '5-. I Hello, Jerome High School, P1'incipal's office. 14 , -7 ' ' I see? an 1 --7, ,. ' ' ', 1 , ,- Ovvfv CL 1 . L t, .' , A. , , . . 2 , , , I 4 . y Vw .v . I -I n ' ' kv ' I ' I 1 K I t. . . I S V D. . 1 . , JEROME I-IIGI-I FEMALE WARBLERS SI ROW H1 H tu nghll fi nut Ki kt n h Mrna Ihll nl Iiiirmara ohn j su Ihump I I I u Nlir Ili N UNI! RUN Nl rlu t ouch nm r lf 1 in in ftlllltl I fllll I x Illrlcnc app I nun Xl in Nlarnku Iilami RD ROII I 1 X dirt -Xiu I ll rx nur it ix Iinltx I'I4n ri Loretta Hulnr Iu juni llurolln Nlorxtan RIH RUXI X n1NI.1rn In r ir: Osux is 4 I mrr m tlnrxl Xmlirson nt NIIlIlIlX mt 4 cr r lmlncr fuxtru ur H ROI! 1 It Ihilginm Llara Ifllll? Ilulltr Iurrum Slim Laurin Slim Ruln Nall liar ara ann I tx uhn in can 4 Xxonni III ur GLEE CLUB OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Evaun Andel son Pnfszdenf Uvah Hull Patty Johnson I :cz P1 eszdent Alice Nlltalll Che1ylAnde1son bvmrtmy Glenna Mae Collier Challote Anderson Lzlnurzan Loietta Hubei Nadine Phillips - - - Assistant Librarian Leanore Allyn ------ Reporter ----- Jean Peterson Oh what a beautiful morning -that is the Glee Club girls singing away in the auditorium every day just before noon. Any girl enrolled in school and possessing a yen for vocal expression may join this group. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Gardner the Glee Club enjoyed several par- ties: one at Christmas with a gift exchange at Darlene DeLapps home and a social gathering at Mrs. Gardner s home later in the year. On March 4 the Club attended the Vocal Musical Clinic at Rupert vsith some of the members of the Mixed Chorus. The following girls participated: Glenna Mae Collier Nadine Phillips Patricia Wilkes, Anne Shipley Verna Willard Yvonne Willard Darlene Del app Patricia Tilby Bessie Walgamott Elaine Graviet. and Barbara Spohn. These girls also entered the concert which was open to all students of Jer- ome High. From this concert the most talented girls were chosen to go to the Music Festival in Twin Falls May 3 and 4. Members of the Double Sextette are: Patricia Wilkes Shirley Crouch Nadine Phillips Nancy Crandall Yvonne Willard June Peterson Uvah Hull Anne Shipley. Elaine Graxiet Barbara Spohn, Verna Willard Bessie Walgamott. BGTI-I BOYS AND GIRLS JOIN IN SINGING NI ROXI Ulf! to rlgfhtl Barbara Npohn Ihrlene DeL1pp I llI'lLId. Ihlke I Ienni I -Xrti N on Xldrgxret White Nlnrzxrtt lfo ter Ann louise Cibbon hrniIItII.1rd Xmnm Ilillird Nltllmi lxulm Bottx Hendry NIJ ROV. lxxohl uma Chlrlotte Nan Rlper bhlrlry irough I tt XII t o Ifu dl int I hllllll 1 Ina H nu I rx nater rctt I ube r nl mr Ill r I mlm r :mlm RIP RUN I e ncy rdndlll Beth Bemp.,u' NI Pune looli I n an umti 1 it ILAIIIUII XI run file ere Illlmm Arla in irt Hurtln Ceorpm Ililltmr Sterling lrotherx kenneth Dau Rilph Adam uw Bulmin I hlrles IMI e Hslxhx llll nlr IIIILI Nonimt I I o n on rmdrr n on I I In r N I' 0 li HE Mvcel Cholus was not stalted until miter the second Qemestel aftei many had explessed then desue for ouch 1 g'lOLl1J Thtough the gland coopelatlon of the boys and guls who xolunteeled to glxe up then noon houl thlee days a wx eek and then tlole dneetoi, NIH f13.1CII191 splendid progl ess ws as made They attended the Vocal IIIILISIC CIIHIL held 111 hupcit Nlatch I Chai lotte Van Rlpel a membel of the Vllxed Cholus ICLGIX ed the honot ot helng Qololst of the day The all school conceit was the main lntelest of the gl0ll1J Also, mam of them attended the Mime Feqtix al held in Twin Falls dunno the month of WRX I' IR. ' ' I 'K Y ' f , I z , 'Q '-Q, I 1 I .ir Collivr, . 1 . I Q is .' 'L' .,L,: 1 's , , 1 , W: , - 1. .. 'A ' , ,' ' SI l'O.' '-- 'ij s ' A z ' , 2 ' , ' ' - ' ' ' , 'Il y 1 wr sun, l'ImrI tte Hz-nry, Ilorin ' ster X' I' - I ' ' S. Th-I 1 fs, B Z1 ,' At , Lo z II ' , Han G4 dl , BI N. It ' , ' ' Iliff. IIII P ,In-ul B II, Na ' I' ' 2 , -'z , . if sn , .Im ' Shit IQ, l'x'zih Hull, Ixn- -I II'Ilx. liv- N' - W: I 1' , . a I' s, Y I I S, Cha -s H f, Alla- Lickley, William ' Q. IUUIITH ROIY Ilfmnalflrfirzxxfct, Delores Jones, Beverly Lawn-ns, Mildred Vols, I.orz1Ivo- Iippi-r-oil. lm-L Ilurklmltcr 1 ' I , . , ', ' S, z. . 1 4. I II 'I I'I ROW- R ,' 2 2 . I 2 J k s, 1 ,' I' , jack Hell, I,con.ird SCI -- , Sm I -I I mn. Lammr IYII lilllli, I'21t!,' ,I I1 s , H ' I Joh Q , I n'd Carlton, jam -N Iizil-lin. Rlllon :Ill Irlli. Willie Ilurtlnvlum' ', ,Izxnn-N 'I' up pen, Rul - I I'l'Il'I'NllII, J hn Ii ' 'r, ll S r v p ' 2 I H . L l - ' A I . n ' p h u L 4 z ' ' ' ' . . v v y ' . ' - . . . ' . . . ' ' 2 . . . , , v . . ' . ' ' . ' 3 - I . - . . - x A ' . A ' . ' - . , ' . . . ' v . ' Y L V ' . . H . L V . -,I ' -. I ' I K I. ' I I., , wi' -..,,-1 Wim' 5 i,, a mkumnvldilil 3 Hain fvh 3,-Xtgxi Q HQPTA MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS NT RUXX tl ff In nghtt .inn Br umm. H .zel Gordon Pl lt Hd Tl I ll 1 lortll H I I 1 tt md 1 trottt mg! In ttr Q on XM X 1 14 trl t e-nc 1 I 1 r tt tu Nltrgfirtt XX tltt lgllfflli I. X OFFICERS OF ORCHESTRA Fxrst Semester Second Semester Inez Lutkhaltet Pzffszflent Lotene Nllllsap Pattlcm T01 tell l zcr Preszdenf PdIllC1d Tottell Lomlee Eppelson Sw' Tufts Chfulotte Sl11ll1HgIQOl1 Beltlam haltln Counrzl Belttam Ealun Thelma I-Iatgls Cmmfzl Thelma HAIQIS Pftttlcm Tot tell Lzlnutmn PAIIICIA, Toltell CCJNI1 to the Juome Htgh School sometlmf between the hours of tuo md th te tt xou xx mt to he'n some xetx outstandmg performers on stung Instruments Whx hu muse that ts the hour that the Orchestra meets and tenders xerx soothing, muslt Memhetshlp ln thls group IS open to 'mx student xx ho ptoxes l'llI11SQlf ellgthlc 'ufoldtng to M1 Haruda s requuements The orthest1a made mam publtc appearances under the Capable leadership ot 'Vlr Haruda three xerx flne concerts lVILlblC Cltnlc at Jerome Muslc Festtxal ln TVSIH Falls the Jerome Cooperattve Creamery dmner and Baccalaureate Seruces for the 1946 graduqtes Small strmg ensembles were selected from among the members on mam ocvaslons lVI'1nx of these muslclans recetxed aw ards for thelr outstandmg it Compltshments lrlR,' ' 1 ' J' U o ' ' 1, a , ls' - 'r 's, 'a r'c'a ' ' I - . 1- en Am lrr se. 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V00 L9 'WbW'l'!0!V on ag ,.,,,.,..-- ruff?- PROS AND CCDNS DEBATE FTLI being, lud aside f0l two yefus debate again took its iightful Neal These six clebitei s xxeie xxiapped up mth the pioblem ALL ABLE IODIED NIALE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOULD IIAVE ONE XEAI OF NIILITAPY TRAININC LEFORE PLACIIINC THL At In OP P1 'Ihe itfiimatixes xxeie Robert Houston and Ileleii Thomas the iiegatixts Deloies Jones and Ann Louise C ibson and the altelnates lobeit Sillidfu incl Lauiiettfx Nlaitm On Nluth I9 tht Debite Ieam d.CLOUIDdI1l6Cl bx theii mstiuctoi His Gaidliei and tht lest oi the speech glass xx ent to Kimbeilx to entei the Dlstiict Debxte 'louiiiameiit While the Jeiome Cioup placed last it was xeix Good expeiience toi them and thex should be commendel toi then outstanding' tiial igfuiist mam xeteifms in the field 6 ll FT TU RIGHT Roln-rt Houston, Ili-li-n 'l'liom:is, IM-lon-s juli:-s. Rolfe-rl Sxillurlxiy. Blrs. llzirllm-r. ir15trm'tifr,' I.1u It Xliirlin, ,Xnn Iniiisv Hill---ii. , 1 4. T 2 . 1 K . D Y Y 1 1 Y I . . '. fx place among the activities of Jerome High School during this school .rv 4 I. Av l E u v n v u, v u : . H- 1 r 1 I J A A , ' I ' I ' I t l ' t ' 1 Y 1 1 1 LA u ' A Z ' ' . ' v L. , . . . L , . , . . 1 . I , ' ' ' .', I ' L E 2 ' .Y 2 ' ' ' I ' . . Z ' ' . I 2 I ' X ' ' ' ' ' I 7 1' ' i ' ' ' r . v A .Sl . .v . , . K. , . . y Y . .Y I . - . 1 2 ' - f . ' - I - 1 . . S Y ,, . V .Av U. 1 4, r. . v . . jf . , 5 . . K . . . 2 . C . L' - -. i FUTURE LIBRARIANS IN TI-IE MAKING 'N gh? is iv' If ,,-of -sn. Nl Xl V1 111 11 urn 11 Tl 11 Hllllt NIJ JW 1141 1 11' 111 L 11 ll tl' 1 1 1111 111 111111 une Il ll lf 4 Rll RUXX LIBRARIANS REQUIRED TO MEET I-IIGI-I STANDARDS s tl1ese a1e onlx ATIENCE, n1emo1x, l1t61dlX knowledge loxe of book a fevs of the mam qL1Ell1f1LcltlO11S lequlled ol those students 11 ho take el1a1ge of the sehool l1b1a15 'luo l1bld1ldl1S a1e selected 110111 the studx l1all each D91l0d to check books out and lll and take ea1e ol TIHGS lOl pa1t of the fnst semestel, Jackle Hzunlett and Maxlne Hansen each xxo1ked lll the l1b1a1V a half dax gettmg It 111 01 de1 f0l the school Xea1 Ou1 l1b1 a1V lb Q1 oxung bx leaps and bounds as the school belongs to a 11umbe1 of book clubs, as 11 ell as each tcaehe1 belng allowed to ICLUIN mend th It Ctiltdlll books be OldGl ed fOl tha l1l11 a1x M1s Pete1 s, xx ho IC planel M1s lla111s guldes thesn gnls 111 then xe1x 1n1po1 tant SQIXICG to all students of Je1on1e lllgh 1 1 T I 5 A '1 I I ' I 1, ' ji int ..,1, win , Jwffgx 1 I Ni A a in . 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I ox ' TIGERS COMPLETE SUCCESSFUL EOOTBALL SEASON J at Nl UW 411 2 lu nghfj no hi 'hlldthi Benny lumber Qhlrlc lhllu eonanl cheer I :Rox X :ter ew lhmnason lille lxulm Albert Ilckley SIKIJNIJ RON Howard john on Lhasur Humphrn Xorxll hllllllllll Hlrold Frculwml Ilstmr Diehl R1 wh Xclarn Xugut Xogelcr Sonnlch Sunnlchson Stlrlxng Lrmhlr RD RON ax ackon rnunuzzr Harley Ahren Robert Xlmnr I Xlx Illll ton lxrn nor QC Nslnn nmnuerf Ru llc ry RFH ROW d C xrltun Cmch Ryan Cnch Norln K rrlun Holllfulrl I In ll Lhnrhs XllIl1.unon I o 1 nllh Xlxln on ll w lm ar on ern 1 umm o Q l Xmaxu Khlre Ho Inn lhlrle Qapp Wayne Jepson ane ltarr Nlxunu li rl Rthml nllruxs onalcl Nlxl n Reid :ru lldon Nummnr Rnharf lqterfn lhllx llama nmrmgor Robert Hou ton munagvr HE 1945 football season looked very promlslng when Coaches Nor by and Ryan called thelr fust practlce sesslon About 60 appeal ed, vw 1th of these letulnlng lettermen Tlgers Inaugurate Season In Jerome Annexes Second Vlctory Good Form TRONIP WILDCAT9 27 6 On September 7 Coach Norbys hopefuls journeyed to Fller to play thexr flrst game of the season Whlle those powerful Tlgers showed the typlcal flrst game m1stakes they carr1ed too much power and so defeated the Fxler W1ldcats Jerome encountered llttle dxf flculty 1n punchmg over four touchdowns to Fllers one makmg the fmal score 27 6 DEFLAT RUPERT 7 0 The followmg week ln a thrlllmg contest on Lmcoln Fleld the Jerome Tlgers over threw the ever dangerous Rupert Plrates by a I 0 score After belng held on the 1 yard lme before the half the Tlgers came back on to the fleld wlth a determ1nat1on that pald off After the ball was advanced to the one yard strlpe the Jerome boys drove through the 11ne for the counter and also klcked the extra pomt I -K All , af X I1 Ita- I I I I l lflR.i R ' 'I 1' ' ' , 'z -s '-s, I. ' S' , ,e' ,' Vzly R. fi' f I ' s , T - '-s, .' 'z l 1 , z I 11-14 I, ' ' , .ll .f ' s. f s ' 1, I ' .' ' ' , .' -' ' -s. 'l'lll ' R 'j 'S , ',' ' . s, . ' , .zunur ll': 5, Clif 1 s' th, J: li J z,' fkl '. FOI' ' ' I-'re 'z , ,. '. , ll ' ' ,', lo , ,y f 'isa-man, ' z s , .I yl S 1' , .- ' lr s, Kutsuxi Uika xl, j, W, Paris. NOT I'IC'I'l'Rl'IIP Glen Slauldin, Way - C' ll , Lal' Thunzxson, Il 2 ' F rh-s, Yuk' .A ' ' 1, f 2 ls f, 1 k l'oar-y. ' 1 s f s, ' ' 5 , Du ' , . 1 ir , i' 2 A - , li ' . 2 so , -: .-Xna I 4, C I -s. 'l '--sr, z'. - s , '. 13 ' ' ' , , . . . Tigers Gain Third Victory Narrowly Lose Big Seven NIP SHOSHONE 19-6 When Shoshone's Indians came to Jerome September 21, the fast improving Tigers hand- ed them a thorough shellacking of 19-6. The Tigers started without quarterback J. W. Par- is, but the Indians put up such strenuous op- position that Coach Norby sent him in to score the first touchdown on a drive through center There was no more scoring until the third quarter when Jerome crashed over from the one yard line Shosh ne then got away for a touchdown on a weak side play but the Tigers came right back to score on a 25 yard pass Tigers Tie for Big 7 Lead CLEAN OAKLEY 44 6 Owing to the magnificent blocking of the Tiger line Jerome easily outdistanced the Oakley Hornets by a 44 6 score The varsity played very little but the B squad was well able to match and even better than match the visitors Holding them scoreless for the first half 31 0 Jerome found it easy to keep the Hornets with their backs to the wall Oak ley was able to make but one touchdown in the second half while Jerome tallied up two more Jerome Wins Toughest Game novm scimr-PY SENATORS zo iz In one of those race horse battles on Goodings home field the Jerome Tigers de feated them in the toughest game of the year by a 20 12 margin At the end of the first per lod the score was deadlocked 6 6 In the second frame Jerome scored again but the Senators came right back to score However they miss ed their conversion making it 13 12 at the halftime The third quarter saw Jerome score again for the last touchdown of the evening Unhampered By Lull in Schedule NORBYMEIN BEAT BUHL is 6 In the annual Armistice Day tilt the Jer ome grid warriors swamped the Buhl Indians by a score of 13 6 Even though the Tigers had been out of school for a months harvest va cation they displayed the s me old power typ ical of them Evidence to the fact that Buhl was beaten badly was the tally of first downs Jerome 20 118 in the first halfl and Buhl 8 Buhls passing attack which had defeated many teams was bottled up completely un til the final minutes of the last quarter Both of Jeromes touchdowns came at the end of 75 yard drives Much credit has to be given to the powerful Jerome line which has been a great factor in their six straight wins Championship FALL BEFORE BOBCATS 13-12 Concluding a highly successful season, the Jerome Tigers journeyed to Burley on Nov- ember 17 only to taste their first and only de- feat of the season by a heart breaking nar row margin of 13 12 Jerome fought a savage battle and made more yardage and slightly more first downs 8 to 5 Early in the first quarter the Tigers scored by their fme block ing and sparkling play The lead didnt last long though as the Bobcats capitalized on a Jerome fumble and scored making it six all Burley came right back to score again on a pass The kick was good making the score 13 6 ln her favor Without Paris and Carl ton who were injured in the second frame the Jerome boys could merely hold the Bob cats until the stars could get back into the game However in the closing minutes of the game the Tigers scored another touch down but their try for the point was block ed Therefore Jerome had to turn over the championship to the Burley Bobcats Ten Lettermen Among 1946 Graduates Even with ten lettermen leaving the squad Jerome should have a fine team next season as there is much good material coming up from the B squad Those leaving are Al bert Lickley end Charles Wilkes tackle Kly osh1A1zawa center Dale Kulm guard Rex Thomason tackle J W Paris quarterback Fred Carlton halfback LeeRoy Walter quarterback Howard Johnson end and Lamar Williams halfback 55:2 'wefhisssr f hr' E ar if M-elm ,Gif ,gag MN W j j. 1-ev - - - Y - - I O , , i ' ' . . . , . 1 1 , . - i , i . . . . 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E.:f'iF 4 '4 5 Q V JEROME TIGERS DISTRICT RUININERUPS A SQUAD Nl R011 fl 1 rr 1 I n mzru arrrn X err: t'l'll1t'l1 151 IP HU U10 lrr Humphrles l If lx lm lukm Xlalrr OXD ROW L rich X r In xnl rm url lr ex an rr: n 1 n 1 I Inn Nlan T Ili I'l Rl IJ xx w the Nan rn I-mbrum HE Jerome Tlgers, who last veal placed second ln the Blg Sex en Con ference, had only two regulars back for the season Hovx ever thc Tow e11n Tlgels VSGIG alvw ays a SQIIOUS th1 eat and at DlStllCt Toulna ment tlme had shown the pollsh of a smooth vwor klng qulntet Tigers Show Promise Lose to Bruins SCALP REDSKINS 49 29 The Jerome Tlgers started out thexr sea son December 13 Wlth an easy 49 29 w1n over the Shoshone Indlans on Jerome s home floor The Tlgers held a 10 7 lead after the frrst frame and a tally of 22 15 at halftlme From then on rt was all Jerome the local team ac countmg for 27 polnts ln the second half Jerome Overcomes Brums BEAT TWIIN FAu.s nv -fs as On December 17 the Jerome T1gers found lt tough to keep ahead of the south slde boys but they dug thelr claws IH and came up wlth a 28 25 vlctory over the Twm Falls BFUIHS on the latters home floor The score was t1ed throughout and only by makmg thelr last three free throws were the T1gers able the annex the vlctory Drop Fnler Contest Losr nv 3126 COUNT Fans w1tnessed one of the roughest games ever played 1n Maglc Valley when the Fller Wrldcats ga1ned a 31 26 vlctory over the Jer ome Tlgers December 28 There were 53 fouls called 1n the scramble and three Jerome boys fouled out The Txgers led 11 8 at the frrst quarter and 20 15 after the thlrd but couldnt keep the determmed Wlldcats down TYVIN FALLS OVECOMES TIGERS 37 36 The Twm Falls Brums eked out a nar row 37 36 w1n over the Jerome Tlgers here on January 4 The Twm Falls club came to Jer ome wxth the 1ntent1on of vrctory and they got that by a thlrd perlod spurt 1n scormg However the determmed Tlgers played hard ball all the tlme but just couldn t quite Clos the gap Scalp Redskms for Second Tnme BEAT snosuom-1 41 I9 The Jerome Txgers went to Shoshone for a merry t1me on January 8 They easlly net ted 41 pomts to the Redskms 19 Jerome Hlghs twlne snappers led all the wav bv several poxnts and even the subs proved too much for Shoshone Drop Below 5090 Mark nun EY rooms TIGFRS 29 27 Jerome started a game wlth Burley Jan uary 11 on therr floor wxth a nlce scormg punch but the Bobcats t1ed the score at 24 up ln the thlrd frame and went on to w1n by a 29 27 tally Jerome led 22 15 at the half but werent able to fmd the basket m the closlng mmutes This made a record of two wms and three losses so far for the Tlgers I ll li FlR. 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Tngers Take Revenge Tlgers Back In Wan Column Tigers Agaln Tromp Buhl CLEAN FILER BY 44 80 On January 15 the Tlgers journeyed to Fxler bound to get revenge for thelr earller defeat at the hands of the Wlldcats In the f1rst half It was anybodys game but the Tlgers forged out ln front and went on to vlctory by a 44 30 count Jerome led 12 10 at the end of the flrst stanza and 25 21 at the half Coach Norby used n1ne players to save the starters for the coming contest Wlth GOOd1Hg Jerome Gives Senators A Lesson IIUNIBLE GOODING 3933 IN OVERIIML The Goodlng Senators came to Jerome January 18 to play a good ball game but lt was not qlllte good enough because the Tlgers won 39 33 1n a hot OV61'f,lI'I'l6 contest The Solons were rlght wlth Jerome all the way and only after the regular play ended w1th a score of 33 33 were the Tmgers able to slnk the necessary shots The fme team Work and cooperation on the part of the Tlgers was the decxdmg factor xn the Jer ome vlctory Tngers Trounce Buhl w1N 36 20 Coach Norbys Tlgers made a success ful tr1p to Buhl the followlng week by beat 1ng the Indlans 36 20 Buhl gamed an early lead of 9 5 but the Towerln Tlgers sunk a 17 13 advantage by the half From then on Jerome found lt easy to pour em through the hoop LOSI' T0 PIRATES 27 25 The B1g Seven leaders almost suffered an upset when they came to Jerome Jan uary 25 The Jerome Tlgers came the near est of any team IH the conference to beat mg the fast mov1ng Plrates Wlth the score bemg 27 25 Jerome almost bottled up the Plrates but couldnt manage to get the ball from the stalllng Rupert team 1n the f1nal seconds of play Worst Defeat of Season DROP RUPERT CONTEST The Tlgers just dldnt have of adjustlng their shooting eyes journeyed to Rupert February 1 they lost by the great margm of 56 22 the ab1l1ty when they Therefore 56 22 Th1s was truly an off mght for the Tlgers The Pxrates slmply fast broke Jerome to death but the boys were determlned to get revenge come Tournament tlme Oakley Trap Unsuccesstul soomc wAs 57 42 On February 8 the Norbymen sllpped a 11ttle ln the f1nal quarter and as a result lost a fast game by a count of 57 42 Jerome was mght 1n there a pltchnng all the txme but falled to keep up the pace whlch proved to be fatal WIN Tl-IRILLER BY 23 19 'VIARGIN The Buhl Indlans traveled to Jerome wlth the lntentlon of taklng a few Tlger scalps but the outcome was wca versa Jer ome w1nn1ng by 23 19 It was an excltmg contest wlth the lead changmg hands several tlmes but the mlghty Tlgers proved them selves superlor to the Indlans WHIP BURLEY 28 27 Burley probably came to Jerome pretty cocky but we know they left IH a humble manner because the Tlgers avenged a former defeat to the tune of 28 27 The Bobcats held a 21 14 lead at the end of the thlrd quarter but the complexlon of the game changed after that Jerome came back wxth some quxck baskets to really baffle the Bur ley boys Sumply Can t Beat Oakley LOSE 2618 The Txgers on thexr home floor were unable to get under the basket enough txmes so dropped the game to Oakley by 2618 Even though the Jerome boys hlt a shoot mg slump 1n thls game they had the Hor nets badly worrxed throughout the contest Jerome Falls Against Gooding 44 34 wAs THE scour: The Goodlng Senators Jmxed the Jerome Tlgers when they went to Goodlng February 19 for a cage sesslon by a margm of 44 34 The Tlgers enjoyed an early lead but It was From that pomt It was lmposslble for Jer ome to s1nk enough shots to catch up Thls loss dropped Jerome 1nto fourth place m the B1g Sexen Conference wxth 5 wms and 7 losses For the First Tame Srnce l929 Jerome Tlgers Go To State Tournament As South Central Idaho Class A Runnerups When the South Central Idaho Dlstrlct Tournament was held ln Tw1n Falls February 26 through March 2 Jerome drew Fller as thelr flrst opponent The Tlgers easlly downed the Wlldcats bx a count of 38 22 Coach Nox by let all his boys play ln order that he mlght rest them for the next game wlth Oakley The followmg mght the underrated Tlgers met the Oakley Hornets emergmg wlth a 38 37 score Thxs wln made Jerome stlll un beaten However Thursday mght Jerome lost to the Tournament favorltes Rupert by a 49 12 tally The Tlgers nearly upset the Plr ates from the wm wagon but were unable to contmue thelr fast play1ng Oakley was the next v1ct1m of the fer OCIOUS Tlger attack Jerome beat the Hor nets by a 29 26 count They really were l1v1ng up to then name 'TOWCFIH Tlgers Rupert Just can ll Be Downed soon eaten up. by.the victory-craving Solons. Saturday nlght Jerome again faced the Rupert qumtet only to go down agaln brave ly to the Rupert Pxrates thxs t1me 45 31 The Txgers fought doggedly but failed to stop the speedy Rupert boys Thxs put Jer ome as Runnerup to Rupert for the South Central Idaho Dxstrxct Tlgers Wnn Right to Attend State Tournament The surprxsmg T1germen fooled experts by runnxng off wxth second place spot m the South Central D1str1ct Tourney Sxlent John had hxs qulntet set for the tournament and those who saw them get by the f1rst game xserent too sure of the Tlgers chances but Norbys team fought thelr way xnto the f1n als and were the first Jerome team to go to the State Tournament ln a decade Some of the shme was taken off the Tlgers when they got to the Pocatello Tour ney and ran mto the best talent 1n the state In thelr f1rst try for the state t1tle the Tlgers ran 1nto the fast movmg and sharp shootlng Idaho Falls team whlch forced the tion bracket for the f1rst round losers In the second game the Norbymen were ellmmated 47 24 from the tournament by the Nampa Bulldogs whose experxence and tal ent was too much for the Txgers Those attendmg the State Tournament were Captam Fred Carlton Chester Hum phrles Dale Kulm Kenneth Capps Warren Merrxll Glen Mauldln Albert Llckley Davxd Lee Wllham Hortlng LeeRoy Walter and Sterlmg Crothers Five Varsity Players Graduatung Stull Prospects For l946 47 Season Look Very Promusnng Now turmng an eye toward next year Coach Norby s cs a tean r turnmg whxch wlll lack the helght of the 45 46 qumtet but more experxenced men w1ll be on hand plus more speed From here lt looks as lf the Tlgers will have more balance next year and w1l1 have to depend less on 1nd1v1dual stars for thelr v1ctor1es Many of the boys worked themselves up durmg the season and should really prove to be a danger durlng next yeal s season F1ve players from the A squad are graduatmg 1n the sprmg Dale Kulm Al bert Lxckley Captam Fred Carlton LeeRoy Walter and Wllham Hortmg J W Parls who played part of the season wlll also grad uate B SQUAD I-IRSI ROR tlrjt to nghtl Ralph Adams Charle llllllam on Raxne Jepson Charles Capps Dale Nloorc xl LUX!! ROXX Coach Ryan Vl 'xyne Carlton Lyle Wiseman Howard Nimgan I ltn JL-nell kenneth Hx ll-llRll RUN Lester Dlehl Duane Forbes Sterling Crother Richard Carhuhn manager NUI lltTl RED Ray Llcltley Clxfton Farnsworth Gordon Holllfleld ,v 1 . . y . - v - ' , , , . . ' Y y . . ' . V Y - , - . , , . . ' v , V ' Q 1 e ' ' y ' - ' ' - . ' ' I Y - V ' ' ' - ,Q . . I . . A . - . - ' ll vu locals by a score of 40-22 into the consola- D l - - ' . . , , . . . ' , Cl D! .' C L- '. , '. ' , , ' , ' . , I 1 ' , ' 'lls. 4 ' at S' 1 V I I' GOLDEN GLOVE WINNERS JEROME TIGERS WIN I SIXTH STRAIGHT TITLE BOXING CHAMPIONS AGAIN N F ROW llefl w :tl ac n n e rr. r una on o X ulu -Xlzaxxa Benm lxrlrcr Xorxal llrldman lirll lur 05 Duane Srlcocl. ldnm I-1 char S XID ROXX Raul nrlru mar R lqur 1 arm rappen X rl errul om X u r 1 llcl n Summer Norge Ourfreld Nlaurrcr Bird luv In -Xrzaoa IHIRIJ ROW Carl ,lack on Sonnrclr 50l'llllCl'1 rn june I-allm Richard -Xnllrux Rulon Anrlru Waller Kato Ralph l-llrnger llllberl llo hrmr R x Iiaurnan R Jll lt mn j ll lhomason Vl at nc llr cnran mrnarrr larl llmurrm., Donald Nlal I IC ll RI' in ma Sr ur I rry I I lxatsumr Orllavu Vlrlram Nl3Ill'lU1ll Sun liuhlr-r kenneth Dretz lxsnneth O Ioolz Hrxxard Block liohlrx lirullravl Orgrllr Prehvur yd Smrlh Augul Xorcler Darre- ll :rl Raxmond llarlx C nlrz tru PPPOXIMATLI Y 55 boys answx ered Coach Ryan s call to the squared crrcle early 111 February Phere were many promrsrng frghters, but there were also some rnexperrenced ones A great season of boxrng had been scheduled, and the boys looked forward to mam good matches Tigers Wallop Wendell In Season s Opener The Jerome Trgers rnrtral bout was a very successful one when on January 9 they defeated the Wendell Trojans 6 to 4 n a very fast boxrng card Many Jerome pug rlrsts were at the helm for the frrst trme Tigers Draw With Goodrng 5 5 On January 14 the Jerome leather slrng ers journeyed to Goodrng for therr second encounter of the season They kept therr record clean by battlrng to a stalem te vxrtn the Solons Each team won flve fights wrth one frght endrng rn a draw Jerome Tres Rrchfreld In Thrrd Match of Year The followmg Thursday the Jerome box ers made another trrp thrs trme to Rrchfreld Agam the hard frsted Trgers fought to a standstrll wrth each team wrnnrng 3 bouts and one dravx Jerome Outpornts Castleford 6 I On January 21 many fans gathered at the J H S gym to wrtness an outstandmg vrctory punched out by the always tough Trger boxers The Castleford Wolves really took a thorough beatrng to the tune of 6 1 Jerome Downs Goodung Gettrng revenge for an earlrer defeat the Jerome Trgers slugged out a wrn over the Goodrng Senators The leather really flew as the Trgers moved rnto hrgh gear and stayed there throughout the entrre evenrng Tugers Keep Record Intact Tue Shoshone February 6 found the Jerome boys bat tlrng Shoshone on the local floor wrth the contest endrng rn a draw The Jerome slug gers are strll undefeated but they have several tres on therr record Jerome Suffers First Defeat of Season In Wendell on February 13 the Jerome mrttmen suffered therr frrst defeat of the season 5 to 3 Coach Ryan used many rn experrenced frghters rn thrs match but that rs the only way to grve all the boys a chance to wrn therr boxmg letter I I I I I I FIR, ' ' fr riql f Cu' .h R311 . I.aRox Ure z -, Hal The s , Ill-los j nes, ' . ' ' , ,' 1 . . ' . ' s ', ' . ', L S X . .'l-Qfllf 1 7 A 1- A 5, l'll ' Y a -'s ,lj is T ' . 'e Bl- A , J l ,I ll-1, i ru Q 5 1' Y 'r , . - , -' as . ' . 2- ' 's , f ' .' ' S4 , 1 rs 1 , ' ' . 1 's, 1 ' s, S . ' 1 I . U s ' ' , 11 ' ' , lflll' 'l'l'l Rl '---Iac' llvll. mlrlffj . . H , ' ,' ' Us L , 1 ,' C' ' ' 1, . - son, Lewis Ont-Ida, llonzllrl Grax'iA'l. Alvin Irons, liolrby .Gill, Clif! In lfarnsworllt, Leonard Scheer. NU l' f ' III- 'rt 1- . .ar ' Si cs. V' ' ' ' ' A-1, I Q '. Cz , ' ' .I Y' 'H '. I '. j ss' ', 'H ' sl , Llo' .' ' ,. I s ' 1- . ' I ll' . ,' ' ', fo 4' 1 IIC, J L I w J , ' A Y 1 'L A . V 4 1 . I 1 I V 1 Y' D 1 v I I - 1 . t O K . x - . - 1 . v . I . - rr 1. v ' . . , . . . ' ' . i . . ' V . I - ' . 4 . K Y ' I . nl ,' . . Y . y , . . T , y 1 Jerome Moves Back Into Wm Column Vlhen Jerome vxent to Castleford on Feb ruary Zo they made rt two wrns over the Castleford mrttmen for thrs Vear Jerome xx on 3 bouts to 2 wrth 4 draws Even though Jer ome hasnt Won all frghts many newcomers hare had good experrence and should show up well at the Tournament Jerome Outslugs Caldwell 5 2 In one of the best matches of the year the Jerome Trgers defeated the Caldwell Cou gals The gym was trlled to eapacrty as the Jeromt team won 'J 2 vrrth 3 draws on the boxmg rard There were several outstndrng frghts vxrth the Jerome boys puttrng up good battles Jerome Ends Season Wrth Rrchfreld Draw In the seasons lrnrls Jerome drew wrtrr the Rrrhfreld battlers 33 Thls match was the last one before the Boxrng Tournament rn Goodrng durrng the week of March 11 Vlhrle the Jerome Trgers hadnt won all pects for the comrng ex ent looked xerv brrght Jerome Retarns Drstrrct Rrng Trtle Jerome was agarn represented rn the Drs trrct Boxrng Tournament held rn Goodmg on March 14 16 and 16 Those partrupatrng were Conlre Greene 84 lbs Glen Jewell 0 lbs LaRon Greene 100 lbs Xukr Arzawa 108 lbs Ralph Elhnger 116 lbs Duane Q11 Lock 124 lbs Edvsrn Frscher 13? lbs Benm Kober 140 lbs Kryoshr Arzawa 118 lbs Fldon Summers 156 lbs and Leonard 51 hetr 172 lbs Pour Jerome pugrlrsts name homr proudly drsplaxrng golden ,gloxes LaRon Greene Duane Sllcock Edvxrn Frschtr rnd Leonard Scheer Jerome prlrd up 10 tourna ment pornts to Shoshones 10 therr clostst tompetrtor Thrs marks the srxth str rrght boxrng tournrment xretorx lor Jeromf Hrgn chool e 1 rn Coach Ryan whose efforts enabled the box: rs to brrng home another trophv Jerome Trgers Compete rn Stare Boxrng Tournament The trstrm season ended wrth the Jeronrm mrttmen vurnnrng., the Drstrrmt Tournament tor the srxth year rn a row and enterrng, ught men rn the State Tournamtnt it Idaho 11 rlls the lattcr put of M'1rch Fhost enters cl xurr I aRon Greene Yukr Arzawa Norxal W rldman Duane Srleocl Pdwrn Frschrr Bennx Kohn Kryoshr Arzawa and Leonard itheer Tne Trgers ran rnto tougher competrtron at Idaho Falls and were able to get onlv two men rnto the frnals Duane Srlcotk and K voshr Arzawa whrch was good for srx pornts No predretrons are berng made rn regard to next season but the Trgers should haw, 1 farrly representatlve squad vxhrrh vu 111 be trv mg to attam the same htrgahts as the lr 16 aggregatron Three outstandrng pugrlrsts xxrnners ot o den glows x grfrdurtc Duane Srltotk Edwxrn Frsmhu and Krxoshr Arzawa BOXING TOURNAMENT TEAM 84 ALTERNATES V I IW l X In lx r R NUI lll ll l I ll lll rr Nrrmrr .3 ' , . - . . , . ,' ' . . X ' - . . , . , . ., . , , . .. . ., l Y V s - J . ' x ' ' T ' U '. I h 1 ,H ' . .. , 1 I F , K . . . . r . I 7 'K V' Y , B.: . . I ' . ' ' ' . ' ,' ', , , .' E ' 1 . ' ' - I m ' I f' - 1 - , . . ' Z I v. V V , m V x . T S . All ol' th hc ys are ' debteri to . - , .. l X 1-4 ,- K . ' . 1 v m K , v , 5 ' - ' v 4 ' r 1' r ' x ' ' ' ' 2 1 ' 'z .' ' - , z , C . . l ' -. , , , , . , . ,Z J V ' ' ' f vf Q - ,. Y' . i ' ' V ' . Q' I v' 'ls . X 1' Av X .V - ,' '. ', z J, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y . L , .. 'X ' 1, 'L 1 f 5 , . Q . i . . , ' , V V ' ' I ' . ' ' ,YVV ' . 1 i- their matches during the season, their pros- and fifth place for the Ryanmen. ' Y I . ' ' ' ' . V . . . . . - - . ' . ' H 2 . 5 . I V . I Y. - . . H. T L K A F-V' H A ' ' -' -r ' g r virr r. 2 -z , 7 . ' .' ' ' - - ' v' '-. . , .. ' , K. A , . ,- ' - ,J x I: V . 1 2 ' ' ' sl-1,X'l'I-Ill rl: ft lu iullr Yr-rl ll:-rrirx, l.rrRorr lin-r-ne. I.rrr 1' Gill-s, lil:-rr 'lem-ll, l'f-rrlir' Grwr-rrr-, N l' XXI l. 'li lillxrirr l-'isrlrr-r, Iiurrrrr fllrurk. ll:-rrrry lx-vlu-r', Xorzxrl ll'il4l zrrr. KT oslrr Xin un. lialrvlr l,lllIl!K'l, l.r on. Q i N4l1t'r'I', Yuki KiL.rxx.r, l' rrrrlr yur. ,' ' ' ' 'li ilu ,' rx-rs. SPORTS THEIR HOBBY ,M IIRSI ROV tltfl I0 nghtb Norma Plas Xlellwa lxulm Vhlda Hllllll7hTtNN Donna Wahl li II: Ru Roc Show mrs lulxn Hhnger lxlun Gordon Lmun Xndrrun liurnl Ihun Iioopr N KONI! ROKR Lollun Hnnor iu enf-gar Ixclxn Burk In 1 I rum tar mx 1 xr hrna lhllard Bonnn Hurd laura Hansen Delorns lhmnnn, RD ROR Ramona hcl. Ill xll'L.ll'll1 Inrxmn J an lrler nn llr IlI7lllI' lhonn on Dr nn llmlrrcl 'Klan Mxmlrr Rlll ROIX Arlene Nlorrx NI :lung ri 1507 ionlll Sa xx xc: orrnne set! 1ll1 L llrurly Laxens Ann Ioun-.0 bnbson Xhlma. bhropshm Nlxrjnru limi N01 Ili ILRFD Laura Beem Clara Louxse Butler Idna Built ml l ull NI 1 Ilrnn Nhurlu K rlg Doris Hoppsr Nlcxllllan Belle Xel en lhrlvirn U lor 'X n Raul tl ll N sl Nl Ito I H l4n 'llmmr Xhrrlret Foster OFFICERS OF THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Flrst Semester Second Semester Ramona Jackson Po eszdent Helen Thomas Maljox 18 Blrd V101 P1 eszdenf Marjorle Bud Wllda Humphleys Src Treas Wllma Sh1opsh11e o msplre outstandmg sportsmanshlp develop good health and physlcal efflclencw engoy play for the fun of lt rather than the honors gamed these are the prln clples upon whlch the Girls Athletlc Assoclatnon IS founded Any sophomore Jumor or semor glrl IS ellglble for membershlp ln th1s orgamzatlon through her partlclpatlon In the various mtra mural sports The seasons games have mcluded softball volleyball basketball and tumbhng Managers for the wlnter season were Donna Wahl and Lael McM1llan for the sprmg season, Evaun Anderson and Margaret Foster Under a scormg svstem devlsed by the Assoclatlon, lt IS p0Sb1bl8 for a glrl to earn an athletu J upon the recommendatlon of her advlsor, Mxss Hellmg The GAA has sponsored several sport dances at noon and after games O Apr1lZ6 under thexr ausplces the annual Sadle Hawkms dance provlded much enter tainment for the Student Body of J.H.S. Some of our Jerome lassies can surely run, cant they, boys? 113312 O .I-X. SNBIP 'I A3 +130 1 'Qt , , , ' 4 ', ,N x I ' U . if . , A 5 .. ' '...,' -M f v' , 4 A M M fl, 5 ' .AB A 'C ' . uf? 41 . xi 1 ' '- .? '- , 4 ' 1 V T ' X4 'N I, .I nn ' ' .,., Q I ' 1 I ' . 1 . 6 . .VAX 9 1 B Z F . U , V M Q A , ,. . fvi R , BATTER UP' 1. 1945 B BASEBALL RECEIVES GREATER EMPHASIS ASEBALL has agaln become an outstanding sprmg sport in Jerome an 4 the surrounding schools th1s year making pOSSlbl9 a lal ger num ber of contests Around thu ty boys are practicing th1s famous game every day when the weather permlts under the lnstructlon of Coach Ryan who IS assisted by Carl P3118 noted baseball player Eleven of the present squad saw 3Ct1OH last year so a fairly gool team should be the outcome The schedule as set up at the present time is April May 9 Shoshone There 12-Filer There 16 Buhl There 19 Shoshone-Here 23 Goodlng There 30 Buhl Here Those turning out for this Kiyoshi Aizawa Howard Block Charles Capps Walter Casto Wilbert Doshier John Flaming Cecil Fleck Kermit Fleck Orgille Freshour Marvin Giles Albert Hoover Chester Humphries Alvin Irons 1 Twin Falls Night There 3 Nampa or Boise at Tw1n Falls 6-Gooding Here 7 Twln Falls N1ght There healthful sport are : Wayne Jepson Glenn Jewell Glen Mauldin Dale Moore Lyle Newman Leonard Scheer Elvin Shown Franklin Smith Sonnich Sonnichson Rex Thomason LeeR0y Walter Duane Warr Lyle Wiseman MANAGERS: Ross Peterson, Otto Evans READY SET GO' TRACK WHEN the basketball season came to an end Coach Norby started his track SGSSIOHS wlth around 15 lnterested boys takmg part As a number of these have had experlence ln past years the prospects for thls sprlng s track team look very promlslng provldlng the Weather c operates The track boys are entering ln the dashes low and hlgh hurdles relays Qulte a large schedule of track meets has been set up Aprll 12-Dual Meet wlth Buhl 19 Relays at Twln Falls 26-West End Meet May 3 B1g Seven at Rupert 10 Dlstrlct Meet at Rupert 17 State Meet at Moscow Those partlclpatlng ln thls outstandmg spolt arc Ralph Adams Ray Lickley R1chard Carbuhn Edgar Neaves Fred Carlton Jack Nelsen Sterlmg Crothers J B Thomason Lester Dxehl Jack Trappen James E'1k1n August Vogeler Harold Greenawalt Lamar Wllhams Kenneth Hllls Charles W1111a.mson Howard Johnson I I J 7' - discus, javelin, shotput, pole vault, high jump, and broad jump. , H THE BACK or.. QT AW G QC? TC D W AT HJRK? nm- ! 'af ivan?-ww 5 I in 5 yr' T JK lf P Qi 'Wi' n n ba. was Pflyeffrf Lulu' Tl-I E EN D