Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

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J .A -' 'uri X ' 1 ws 5' Y Q w V5 a -1422 :Aw MMT I V: ff-V , fx ii .. , A 'V 'cw N Q ww, , if fkgikfw ffm 1 fgjgii if ' 51:6 , H 51, gm .1 T ,fl THE 1948 TIGER I Mfiyfff? ,Aff W WW 01 Wtlf' As the school year of nineteen hundred and forty-eight comes to a successful end, we realize that our past year has held many happy moments. If we fulfill our purpose in publishing this book, you will find only the happy occasions recorded, and we hope that they will be the ones that you will remember in the years to come. Music, the theme of this year's annual, is carried out very cleverly on the division pages and various other ways. The Tiger, our school symbol, 'depicts the various school activities by his entertaining capers. The members of this staff sincerely thank the students of Jerome High School and others who have helped to make this book a success. --The Staff. 6JiCdfi0IZ OUR PARENTS have always willingly and generously given their time and assist- ance in order that we, the students of Jerome High School, might receive the fullest and richest benefits of Life. In appreciation of their noteworthy accomplishments, we sin- cerely 'declicate the 1948 Tiger to each and every one of OUR PARENTS. E fl Table A ot E Contents Administration Activities . . . Athletics .... Organizations . . . T School and School Life . Advertising . . . v,1 - Book l Book ll Book lll Book IV Book V Book VI B,- 73 4 I 'l 'Q nu. :SI V. , U' 1 f Administration Y ' 0 1 V ' A ' - 'N ' '- -H 4.1kkiiAi5dI7C5FiQns JI2Hf ' :mm 5 W. V. OLDS SWIM'I'1I?'lILl?7'Ld!'?1f B. S. Ottawa Univvrsity, Ottawa, Kansa ADMINISTRATION EARL WILLIAMS Principal B. S. tEd.J University of Idaho FACU LTY M. MARCELLA HEILING- Literature, Composition, Physical Education B. A. State Teachers College Valley City, North Dakota. AI. E. KYTONEN General Science, Chemirtry, World Hirtory B, S. CForestryJ University of Idaho onm. 'rA1.zo'r ' fuss-axgggr' Algebra, Manual Training B.S. CEd.J University of Idaho EVA NELSON Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping B. S. fCom. Ed? University of Idaho MACK FLENNIKEN Physical Education, Economics, Sociology, Assistant Coach B. S. CEd.D Texas Christian University CARTER V. LUTHER Agriculture B. S. CAg.5 University of Idaho MRS. GRACE L. PHARRIS Composition, Literature B. A. University of North Dakota PAUL TAYLOR Business Arithmetic, Caarh B. S. Clidj University of Idaho BETTY MAE IOHANSON Shorlhund, Typing Colorado- Woman's College Associate in Science MRS. MERL L. KYTONEN Biology B. S. U'1tI.J University of Idzihn ROBERT GOOCH Litefalurr, Composition, Spvrrh B A, Southrrn Idaho College of Educatinn MRS. LUCY H. DUNN Home Eronomirx B. S. KHome l-lc.J University of Idaho FACU LTY .QW Wlwtw FACULTY MRS- HELEN EPPERSON GRENVILLE H. GIBBS MRS. AXLINE I-'AY PETERS 5f,4,,,f51,1,,,,1,11g,.1,m .flmfffirvln Histvry, Civifs Litvratun' and Latin Ig, ,gn Qbllegp of 1.13110 li. A. l'nivc-rsity of California li. A. College of Emporia, Kansas CNOT PICTURED? MRS. IUNE WHEATCROFT Se'z're'tary to Superintendent MRS. BARBARA GARDNER MRS. SUSIE I.. WILLIAMS fbilzpzzsition, I.i!1'rature, Gln: Club Biology, Compoxilion and Literature' SUlIllN'l'I'l lrlzllw CUllL'2l'.flf limluculirmn Asfuciaic in Science A. B, Yniversity of Oklahoma - MRS. MARIE THOMAS WINFIELD S. KIRCHER MRS. SHIRLE YOUNG Wurlrl Ilixlofy Band, Orrhestra J C7 Hion, eo Jr. High Nurmzll Certificate IS. Ill., Ii. S., YVittenbcrg College Slllll.lll'l'll lclallm Lfullvgc of Educulivin Springfield, Ohio B. A. Uni crsily f California. FIRST ROW: Charles Welteroth, Sharon Albertson, Fmanur-I Nelsen. SECOND ROW: Kennedy Stuart, Ed liakin, Nat Spoffnrcl. SCHOOL BOARD These six men have directed the affairs of Jerome High School very efficiently during the past year. As students We are greatly apprecia tive of their efforts and services. Also. We sincerely thank them for mak: ing it possible for us to attend such an outstanding school under the super- vision of a Well-trained faculty. Chairman - - Ed Eakin Vice Chairman - Sharon Albertson Treasurer - - Emanuel Nelsen Clerk - - - Charles Welteroth Kennedy Stuart Nat Spofford LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT s T l LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Moore, Larry Giles, livelyn Burks, Glen Mauldin, John Beer, Larry Brackenbury, Ella, jean Thomason -- Secretary, Chester Ll C7Pf1'Ji!ff'71l, Mr. Gibbs---Aziiiixer, Bette Lee Nel- Scn, Paula Evans, Joanne Lier- man, DeNoeI Nance, Tom Bur- dick, Larry Moss. NOT PICTURIQD: Gwenna Harlow, Dick Bubak, Palsy Houston, Joan Sonnichsen. SENATE The Senate, law makers of Jerome High School, is made up of three members from each of the four classes and elected by them, the President of the Boys' Council, and the President of the Girls' Council. The Vice President of the Student Body is the president of the Senate and the Stu- dent Body Secretary is the secretary. STUDENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives, another law-making' body, is composed of ten members of the faculty, chosen by the entire teaching staff of the Jerome High School. The speaker and the secretary of the House are chosen by its members. ff? 'Q FRONT ROW: Mrs. Peters, Miss Heilimz, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Young, Miss Nelson -f Secretary. BACK ROW: Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Flennlkvn, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Gooch fS, 1'f1!ee'r. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT l : 1 Y' ,. ' , I A ' , rn 1 ph .-Xi: s. X Q, YC? .alu- STUDENT BODY OFFICERS This group-consisting of Ralph Adams, Presidentg Chester Lee, Vice Presidentg Ella Jean Thomason, Secretaryg Patty Lavens, Treasurer, Joanne Lierman, Assistant Treasurer, Kenneth Hills, Manager, assisted by David Leeg and Evelyn Burks, Yell Queen-is responsible for enforcing all laws set dowin by the Legislative Department. GOVERNMENT JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT-STUDENT couar The school court consists of six seniors and four juniors elected by the House of Representatives, who take turns acting as judge. The Pro- secuting Attorney is elccted by the Student Body. This group tries all students brought before them for various offenses. l.Iul-I I0 Rlblll: Ilaxul Lev, Cliarlollv Henry, Rae l'hzi1'ris, livve-rly Lawn-a, Charles Hof, Vvah Hull, Mr. Gibbs f,fli11'xs1'r, llrznl Nas-glc, Wayne Jepson, Rayinond Clark, Shirley Crouch. Maxine liiigcllierl-Clrrk, Ster- ling fl llIl'lL'l S' pHJ5f'l'llfiI1.C .11- lunwy. F N l tt l x n SICUONII ROW: llavinlll i TALE!-IT TO Tl-IE TUNE CDF A HICKORY STICK 1. Any absences, Epperson? 2. Waltzing Gibbs. 3. Dishing out the knowledge, Flenniken. 4. Kytonen takes time out. 5. Working hard, Williams? 6. Your mouth is open, Johanson. 7. Going home, Talbot. 8. Mrs. Kytonen and daughter. 9. Peters giving assistance. 10. Ain't he a good English teacher? 11. Better hurry, you'll be late. 790 X .f B, ' ii? X .ff , ii .gif iw , ' M ' WS ,r if 4-1, xo . QRS, 1 ' , . f 09 , vw 969, 46, , A? 49 .f ,l ' 4 N of Ax AX, 45 6 X. 05 Q 4g,o I 68? N5 N j NY 'Q 9308 Q fi A M y A fa 9 'I 4 ,605 . ' W ,W 5 wb Q 'W 9' f b! Y if vi ' 1 f,f' ff , , Q' PAX 4 ' X i ' . , 5-l , W ,,47.,l vs f Ax A G W xiwgg X X Q .wiifsag W 4,4 X I4 ' ,vvsos Qlffyzx f f GQ 9 Q M ,,,1O' Q 4 ' 4 9 4Q,wf' ' Y 6 J 1 .w AcJ1'Lf if'f'f ,- . 'U 'ce1A-4614.4 , J-nn.-r MJ M+'f fwf.w e:' -A' xg,-v. !QMf-'fog Qfwwwdi-1. ' 1', ., 4 7 I K Final? ' ' ' mg? , .. Heil' MQ.: Si- !il iF EX K , vi , gif - ,xi 51? MZ, , l l 4 J Uvah Hull, Beryl Mauldin, Eilene Meyers, Rae Pharris, Beverly Lavens, Phyllis Timm, I-Illa Jealn Thomason, Miss Nelson-adzvirfv, Ralph Adams. Patty Albertson, Dorothy Matson, Elaine Lundquist, Robert Andrus, Joan Andres. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Davis, Patty Lavens, James Dorman. TIGER STAFF If you see a member of -the Student Body dashing madly around school, strew- ing paper and other material every direc tiong you can be assured that he's a mem- ber of the Tiger Staff, who is desperately trying to meet the deadline. This year advertising was brought back to the annual after a lapse of many years to help make it a bigger and better annual than ever. MEMBERS OF TIGER STAFF Editor ---- Ella Jean Thomason Assistant Editor ---- Patty Lavens Business Managers - Ralph Adams, Eilene Meyers Senior Editor ----- Uvah Hull Junior Editor - - - Joan Andres Sophomore Editor - Elaine Lundquist Freshman Editor - - James Dorman Snapshot Editor - - - Phyllis Timm Art Editors - - Rae Pharris, Robert Andrus Sports Editors Kenneth Davis, Beryl Mauldin Organizations - - - - Beverly Lavens Typists - - Dorothy Matson, Patty Albertson Adviser - - - - Miss Eva Nelson FIRST ROW: Doris Angell, Bette Lee Nelsen, Patty Bowers, Patty Albertson, Doris Foster, Joy Lee Gibson, E d At G'b D W B b H ' uva a son, Joan ison, uane arr, ar ara argis. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Jensen, LuEvelyn Winch, Helen Ambrose, Mary Schemel, Marian Walker, Bobby Webster, Robert Fulkerson, Irene Gardner, Wayne Carbuhn, Barbara Clark, Mr. Kirchergdirector, Pat Tortell. ORCHESTRA Say It With Music -and the Orchestra really does. They interpret anything and everything, from Beethoven down to modern music. This group of musicians has been very active during the past year. They took part in the clinic at Kimberly and the Music Festival in the spring. Also, they played for the play, A Lucky Penny g at the Jerome Cooperative Creamery meeting, and various other local functions. In the spring, a dinner was enjoyed by the Orchestra. The Orchestra had the following officers for the first semester: Bette Lee Nelsen, Presidentg Barbara Hargis, Vice President and Helen Am- brose, Secretary-Treasurer. Those for the second semester Were: Mary Sohemel, Presidentg Patty Bowers, Vice President, and Barbara Hargis, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Dolores Eldred, Dolores York Nancy Crandall, Beverly Neaves, Ruth Butler, Elva Prentice, Delores Jones, Helen Gentry, Loretta Huber, Melba Kulm, Eleanor Johnson. SECOND ROW: Joan Trappen, Idell Hymas, Delores Johns, Edith Drake, Elaine Lundquist, Ileane Morgan, Mary Lou Bishop, Betty Coats, Elaine Jewell, Marian Ward, Maxine Humphries, Betty Lou Hansen, Patricia Lish, Betty Gill, Barbara Osier, Betty Jackson, Leanore Allyn, Patty Albertson, Lois Jones, Ann Louise Gibson, Beth Benegar, Betty Hendry. THIRD ROW: Maxine Toolson, Juanita Johnson, Betty Trappen, LaVern Thomason, Kenneth Hills, Patricia Wilkes, David Lee, Shirley Crouch, Leola Hargis, Charles Bishop, Charles Hof, Tommy Wilson, Robert Ful- kerson, Bruce Stuart, Kenneth Davis. FOURTH ROW: Arlene Morris, James Dorman, Richard Carbuhn, Raymond Clark, Sterling Crothers, Charles Williamson, Eddie Churchmaln, Harold Greenawalt. NOT PICTURED: Beverly Lavens. MIXED CHORUS Get along home, Cindy, Cindy, etc., seems to be the favorite song of Mixed Chorus, which meets every Tuesday and Thursday the last half of third period. . 'Everyone looks forward to 11 130 when the loud scuffling and tramp- ing indicates the boys are on their way to blend their bass and tenor voices with the altos and sopranos. When the Chorus starts singing, it sometimes sounds as if they had every member of the musical World present including Sinatra, Crosby, John Charles Thomas, and Lily Pons-but anywiay they m.ake beautiful music. Members of the group participated in the Vocal Clinic and the Music Festlval held in the spring. FIRST ROW: Melba Kulm, Loretta Huber, Leanore Allyn, Patrycia Wilkes, Dolores Eldred, Ann Louise Gibson, Beth Benegar, Shirley Crouch, Maxine Toolson. . SECOND ROW: Pauline Gines, Anna Beth Oldham, Patsy Byrd, Helen Gentry, Delores Jones, Barbara Osier, Ruth Butler. Betty Hendry, Lois Jones, Patty Albertson. , l THIRD ROW: Ileane Morgan, Betty Gill, Betty Trappen, Rose Showers Rupert, Mary Lou Bishop, Elaine Jewell, Betty Coats, Norma Peterson, Mrs. Gardnerwdirector. I FOURTH ROW: Leola Hargis, Eleanor johnson, Darlene DeLapp, Beverly Neaves, Marian Ward, Nancy Cran- dall, Joan Trappen, Edith Drake, Dolores York, Beverly Lavens, Idell Hymas. GLEE CLUB Do-Re-Me-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do-That's the Glee Club Warming up every day' third period. Glee Club is open to any girl with a free hour that period who is interested in singing. The group has a full program, which this year consisted of singing for various clubs and organizations in town and participation in the Vocal Clinic at Oakley and the Music Festival in Twin Falls. They, also, took part in a Music Department Concert in March. Q The trio and sextets are chosen from this group and are kept busy with requests from various clubs to be on their programs. Offices for the first semester were: Loretta Huber, Presidentg Shir- ley Crouch, Vice Presidentg Beverly Lavens, Secretary? Lois Jones, Treas- urerg and Leanore Allyn and Maxine Humphries, Librarians. Those for the second semester Were: Beth Benegar, President g Lois Jones, Vice Pre- sidentg Beverly Lavens, Secretaryg Betty Trappen, Treasurerg and Patry- cia Wilkes and Leola Hargis, Librarians. SEXTET AI PIANO: lim-My I-ll-nclry. STANDING: Shirlvy Fimxclm and IR-tty Soprzumsq Iiflith Drzak- :ml fllrflm Rlln. .Nt'1'lI7Iff Sa,'m1lw,v5 Patty .l,lIw1'lf1rm :inrl Bvlly 'l'xzlp'n':1, .IHux. ENSEMBLES fl 4 , 3 TRIO I l AT PIANO: HL-tty HL-nrlry. . S'l'ANl3lNll: Iislitlx llrzlkv, Smwnl Xupnum,' A Shirlvy Cftlllfll, Nnfrrulmq Nluxinv 'Tuul- eun, .llln. SEXTET AT PIANO: Betty Hendry, STANDING: Patrycia Wilkz-s and Nancy Crandall, Sopranos: Ba-tty Cuatb zmrl Lmnorv Allyn, Suvwml Snprz1r1ax,' Ann Louise Gibson and Muxinv Toulsrmn, Altus. lf I v i I FIRST ROW: Pat Tortell, Josephine Reid. Phyllis Yingst, Dorothy Matson, Barbara McVey, Doris Jensen, Patty Albertson, Evelyn Burks, Charlotte Henry. SECOND ROVV: Irene Gardner, Ann Reid, Joanna Emerson, Joy Lee Gibson, Beth Benegar, Marian Vt'aIker, Pat- ty Lavens, Bobby Webster, Marvin Drake, Stanford Rupert. THIRD ROW: Robert Fulkerson, Jean Rutherford, Doris Anderson, Doris Foster, Richard Calhoun, Wayne Car- buhn, Barbara Clark, Roberta Thomas, Ann Louise Gibson, Bonnie Hancock. l I-'OURTH ROW: Mr. Kicher-adviser, Tom Burdick, Duane Warr, Shirley Gray, Janie Browning. . FIFTH ROW: Duane Forbes, Joan Gibson, James Dorman, Joan Sonnichsen, Freida Wolfinharger, J. Lionel Tilby, Bruce Stuart, Kenneth Hills, Donald Matson, LaNeta Hull, Rae Pharris, Charles Hof. BAND Here's to the Band-a cooperative group of students who have plenty of Pep , too. Under the direction of Mr. Kircher. the band played at all home football games and some at other towns, as Well as marching with the various twirlers during the half. They presented both a Winter and a Spring Concert, in addition to taking part in the Music Festival at Burley in the spring. From this group are selected the members of the Pep Band. The first semester officers were: Rae Pharris, President, Joan Son- nichsen, Vice President, Phyllis Yingst, Secretary, Dorothy Matson, Treasurer, and Beth Benegar, Librarian. Those for the second semester Were: Kenneth Hills, Presidentg Dorothy Matson, Vice Presidentg Charles Hof, Secretary 5 Doris Foster, Treasurer? and Beth Benegar, Librarian. BAND MARCHING A Squad Yell Leaders Shirley Gray, Yell Leader Jack Trappen, Yell Leader Evelyn Burks, Yell Queen A Squad Twirlers Shirley Brehm-Majoretteg Wanda Casto, Lola Greene, Betty Sanders. B Squad Twirlers Joanne McIntyre, Hazel Meyers Barbara Stauffer B Squad Yell Leaders Joanne McIntyre, Patty Boyd, Elaine Lundquist, Freida Wolfinbarger FIRST ROW: Charlotte Henry, Rae Pharris, Dorothy Matson, Doris Foster, Bobby Webster, Patty Lavens, Duane Warr, Tom Burdick. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Brackcnbury, Phyllis Yingst, Barbara McVf-y, Barbara Clark, Wayne Carbuhn, Don Matson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Jepson, joan Gibson, joan Sonnichsen, Patty Albertson, Charles Hof, Beth Benegar. NOT l'lC'l'l,'RElJ: Janie Browning, Duane Forbes. PEP BAND If it's Pep you want-the Jerome Pep Band's got it. Under the guid- ance of the music instructor, Mr. Kircher, and the Student Director, Duane Warr, the band has really gone to town. Tryouts are conducted in the fall for membership in the Band and practice starts soon thereafter. If the music room seems to be splitting at the sides, it's because the noise has to go somewhere, even though the walls come tumbling down. The Band can render anything from Tiger Rag to China Town Blues and has been complimented on i-ts outstanding performance at games and at the Tournment. It was also honored by playing at the Student Council Convention held in Twin Falls in the spring. A SQUAD LEADERS ' IN ACTION us, PEP BAND PERFORMS AT BASKETBALL GAME J. I-I. S. PEP B SQUAD LEADERS GIVING FORTH TWIRLERS IN THEIR NEW UNIFORMS Wayne Jepson, Edith Drake, Joanna, Emerson, Betty Coats, Shirley Crouch, Kenneth Hills, Maxine Toolson, Delores Jones, Rae Pharris, Cnarlcs Hof, Dori, Fostex, Gus Vogeler, Mary Schemel, Ralph Adams, Brad Naegle. A LUCKY PENNY A Comedy in Three Acts -by- Anne Coulter Martens Jerome High School December 12, 1947 THE SCENE The entire action of the play takes place on the terrace of the Pringle Home located in a small city. THE TIME Act I: About 10:00 A. M. on a Friday. Act II. About three P. M. Act III: About nine o'clock that night. Penny, a pretty problem ...... . Lidia Pringle, her mother Caleb Pringle, her father ...,. Jenna, her best friend ,...... Kerry, her boy friend ..... Greg, Kerr'y's pal ........ Gram, herself ................... Miss Haskins., a visitor ...... Director ................................. Stage Manager . ...l.............. Assistant Stage Managers: CAST OF Doris Foster Delores Jones Charles. Hof Shirley Crouch Gus Vogeler Kenneth Hills Rae Pharris Maxine Toolson CHARACTERS Mr. Daly a neighbor ..... Flash, a photographer .. Georcian, a model ...... Vera, a model ............ Susette, a model ..... Hulda, the maid ..... DIRECTORS and MANA GERS Robert F. Gooch John Beer Bonnie Brackenbury, J. B. Thomason, Helen Gentry, Arthur Swenson Property Mistress .........................,.. Ann Louise Gibson Business Manager ,............,.,........ Ella Jean Thomason Ralph Adams Brad Naegle O'Shane, a policeman ...... . ...... Wayne Jepson Betty Coats Joanna Emerson Edith Drake Mary Schemel Property Assistants: Uvah Hull, Mae Church Jack Adams Assistant Business Managers: Rowena Hurd, George Overfield, Don Matson Prornpter ................................................ Patrycia Wilkes MUSIC Dlrector ....... .................. W . S. Kircher SEATED: Patty Albertson, Elvin Drake, Evelyn Burks, Ann Louise Gibson. STANDING: Gus Vogeler, Charles Hof, Lois Jones, Jay Nelson, L'vah Hu l, Lester Diehl. John Beer, Robert Fulkerson. DOUBLE DOOR A PLAY IN THREE ACTS by ELIZABETH MCFADDEN Presented By JEROME HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 29, 1948 THE SCENE The second-story living-room of the Van Bret house, Fifth Avenue, New York City. THE TIME 1910 ACT I: May, noon. ACT II: November. Scene 1, afternoong Scene 2, evening. ACT III: Next morning. CAST OF CHARACTERS Victoria Van Bret, a slender woman of about fifty-four ...........,............ Ann Louise Gibson Caroline Van Bret, a pleasant rather handsome middle-aged woman .... Patty Albertson Rip Van Bret, a fine-looking, but nervous, young fellow, about twenty-five V Elvin Drake Anne Darrow, a slender, exquisite figure about twenty-five ............. ........... E velyn Burks Dr. John Sully, a tall, well-built man of nearly thirty .......................... ....... C harles Hof Mortimer Neff, a well-dressed white-haired man of about sixty ....... ....... J ohn Beer Avery, a respectable middle-aged housekeeper ................................. ......... U vah Hull Telson, a very respectable-looking butler ......................................... ..... L ester Diehl Louise, a pretty young maid ...................................... ............ L ois Jones William, a young footman ................................................ ............... J ay Nelson Mr, Chase. a, kindly, grey-haired old gentleman ....... ..... R obert Fulkerson Lambert, a hard-boiled alert man .................................................. ............ G us Vogeler PRODUCTION STAFF Director ...................... ......................................................,.. ...... R o bert F. Gooch Assistant Director ...... ....... S hirley Crouch Other Members ....... ....... S peech Class FIRST ROW: Miss Johanson+ad'vixer, Edward Churchman, Kenneth Davis, Shirley Gray, Evelyn Burks, Ann Louise Gibson, Helen Ambrose, Patty Jensen, Lou Ann Jensen. , SECOND ROW: Doris Foster, Shirley Crouch, Rae Pharris, Barbara Hargis, Brad Naegle, Beverly Lanlens, Bonnie Brackenbury, Helen Gentry, Patty Lavens. , THIISJ llllvlalh Hull, Patty Bowers, joan Sonnichsen, Dolores York, Loretta Huber, Norma Church, Doris ee s is , y ymas. I , NOTKPECTURED: Patty Boyd, Irene Cowger, Raymond Clark, Joy Callen, Leanore Allyn, Marilyn Ottinger, Melba u m. LIVE WIRE See all those heads buried in the school paper when the latest issue comes out? That's hovw popular the Jerome High Live Wire is when it makes its appearance about every two Weeks. Under the leadership of Kenneth Davis, who served as editor, and Brad Naegle and Beverly Lavens, who were assistant-editors, the school paper brings the current news to the students and keeps them posted on the latest doings, chatter, and events of interest around school. Miss Betty Johanson is the supervisor and she is the one responsible for keeping the staff 'hopping on their toes' getting their news assign- ments in. Special mention should also be given to the typists and mimeographers who are -the foundation of our school paper. This has been an outstanding year for the Live Wire and the staff has enjoyed working and bringing our own school paper to the students of J. H. S. 5, 4 ,, Q X X ob X Q f 40 0 V X? :fe ab N0 O B' 4 J ,Gps a z VN ' ' vi A Nxbo' ' 'W' 'V g . , I A, ,N f , is 4 I 24 Q . p ff 4 . lb n , Q da ff! 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SEC??D R0g':d Howard Elock, Harold Greenawalt, Lester Diehl, Eugene Hartsell, Robert Minor, Dalphin Hartsell, ' ' . B. T s . aurice ir , J oma on THIRD ROW: Charles Hof, David Lee, Jack Grammar, Bobby Gill, Bill Kersey, Glen Jewell, Wayne Widrig, Dar- rell Hurd, George Lawshe. FOURTH ROW: Coach Taylor, Ralph Adams, Alvin Irons, Barry Flenniken, Frank Posey, Donald Matson, Wil- bert Doshler, Xuki Aizawa, Clayton Turner. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Davis, Gordon Hollifield. FOCDTBALL A SQUAD I On August 20, Coach Paul Taylor held his first practice. Some forty- five youths were on hand for the A squad. Coach Taylor had approxi- mately 15 letterrnen returning, including five starters from the preceding year. The first game was on September 12 and the Tigers fell 14-7 before the Rupert Indians. Four successive victories were then administered. After the harvest vacation, the Tigers lost 25-0 to Buhl and 19-13 to Bur- ley. Most of the first team were injured forthe last -two games. All in all the season was a great success. Next season Will be another good season for the Tigers. Returning lettermen will be Chester Lee, Barry Flenniken, Wilbert Doshier, Dale Moore, Frank Posey, Gordon Hollifield, Robert Haslam, Jack Grammar, Dick Bubak, Howard Block, Gus Vogeler, Bobby Gill. and Robert Minor. A very promising team should be fighting for Jerome High next fall. Those Whom the Tigers will miss a very great deal next year are: Glen Mauldin, Sterling Crothers, Ralph Adams, Clayton Turner, Charles Hof, Kenneth Davis, Lester Diehl, Harold Greenawalt, Charles Williamson, David Lee, and Kenneth Hills. These boys made up the major part of the team during the past season. Sterling Crothers and Charles Williamson were elected co-captains of the team. IQ47 FOOTBALL Kenneth Hills Ralph Adczms Sterling Crothers Eugene Hurtsell David Lee Gordon Hollifield Howard Block Chester Lee Frank Posey Wilbert Doshier l .. Dick Bubak Clayton Turner GUS Vogeler Barry Flenniken LETTERMEN Charles Williamson Harold Greenawalt Lester Diehl Kenneth Davis Charles Hof Dale Moore lack Grammar Robert Haslam Bobby Gill Robert Minor Jerome Jerome Jerome Jerome Jerome Jerome Jerome CONFERENCE RECORD Non - Conference Rupert iSh0shone Oakley , Gooding Filer .r,,, Buhl ..... Burley ,.,,, ,,..,, 1 9 Glen Mauldin FIRST ROW: James Keith, Clarence Mogenson, Howard Pyron, Billy Rigney, Eugene Doshier, Norman Blackmon Melvin Skiver, Bernell Sanders, Beryl Mauldin. SECOND ROW: 'Kenneth Beem, William Harris, Charles Bishop, Bobby Freeman. Jess Osier, LeRoy Meyers, Ralph Gardner, Jack Adams, DeNoel Nance, Dale Winch, Ronald Leirman. THIRD ROW: Marvin Drake, Gene VanWagoner, Howard Hansen, Denzel Larsen, Guy Callen, Donald Jewell, ' b S Lld kl ChMkFl'kn. Larry Lickley, Wayne Carbuhn, Ro ert exton, oy Tan ers ey, oar: ac enm e ' FOURTH ROW: Grant Jones, Vaughn Evans, Winston Warr, Ronald Emberton, Vemon Hoopes, LeRoy Weigle, Gene Stumpf, Darrel Kersey, Jerry Callen, Donald Wiseman, Thomas Moeller. FOOTBALL B SQUAD Coach Mack Flenniken had a large number of boys working out each day during the fall. The team did quite Well although it lost almost all of the games it played. Quite a few sophomores Wiil move up a step into the A Squad. As a Whole, the Kittens did surprisingly well under the smooth leadership of Coach Flenniken. N -aw X. ,. - ot, .sexe ' 52-.Q . .32Sg5r.s f 13, Ewa .-s y-.3 ' .mf FIRST ROW: Glen Jewell, Lester Diehl, Chester Lee. Glen Mauldin, Kenneth Hills, David Lee, Gus Vogeler. SECOND ROW: Richard Carbuhn-manager, Dale Moore, Ross Peterson, Barry Flenniken, Clayton Turner, Coach Taylor, Dick Bubak. BASKETBALL A SQUAD Approximately 30 turned out in answer to the call for varsity squad members. The squad was cut down to 12 members after the first two weeks of practice. David Lee and Glen Mauldin were the main cogs in the Tiger offense all of -the season. Other members of the team were Chet Fighter Lee, Kenneth Battler Hills and Lester Tubb Diehl. Al- tlaollighdthe Tigers won only four games during the season, they still play- e ar . U Lester Diehl Glen Mauldin Kenneth Hills David Lee Clayton Tumer Dick Bubak Guard Guard Center Forward Forward Forward Glen Iewell Dale Moore Chester Lee Barry Flenniken Ross Peterson Guard Guard Guard Forward Center NEXT YEAR'S BASKETBALL PROSPECTS Next season those returning will probably be Chester Lee, Dick Bubak, Barry Flenniken, Glen Jewell, and Beryl Mauldin. The A team will be bolstered by the addition of a large number of players from the Junior Varsity. Clay-ton Turner, Lester Diehl, Glen Mauldin, David Lee, and Kenneth Hills will graduate this year, leaving some very important posts in the Tiger lineup. Kenneth Hills was elected captain of the team. In the District Tournament, the Tigers Won one and then lost two, to be sent out of the Tournament. REVIEW OF TI-IE SEASON Games We They Games Blackfoot ..... ..... 2 9 58 Buhl .............. ....... Oakley ...... ..... 2 4 32 Shoshone ....... ....... Shoshone ..... ..... 27 38 Filer .......... ....... Filer ........ ..... 32 24 Gooding ...... ....... Burley ..... ..... 3 9 56 Burley ....... ....... Rupert v....... ...,. 3 3 47 Rupert .,.............................................. Buhl ......... ....,... 2 7 55 District Tournament Oakley ,...... ...... 4 0 42 Filer ....... ..........,................,.....,....... Twin Falls ....... .....,.. 2 1 36 Burley ....... ...... Gooding .... ........ 5 4 42 Buhl ....... ...... Basketball with Burley E We They 36 47 28 29 44 36 51 32 40 51 29 42 49 32 32 68 33 43 FIRST ROW: DeNoel Nance, Jack Adams, Melvin Skiver, Denman' We-igt, Beryl Mauldin, Howard Van Patten. SECOND RQW: Coach Flenniken, Lloyd Tankersley, Dean Smith, Tommy Moeller, Dick Calhoun, Vaugh Evans, Scotty Hess-manager. NOT PICTURED: Berncll Sanders, Huel Christensen. BASKETBALL B SQUAD The Junior Varsity had a good season. It won quite a few games and played heads up ball in every game. Coach Flenniken will lose a few from the squad, but some very promising youths will be sent up from the Junior High. In the Junior Varsity Tournament at Rupert, the Kittens defeated Filer, but lost to Rupert to go out of the Tournament. They were again defeated in the consolation bracket. Melvin Skiver, Beryl Mauldin, Tom- my Moeller, Dick Calhoon, DeNoe1 Nance, Huel Christensen, Jack Adams Dean Smith, and Lloyd Tankersley Will advance to the Varsity next year. FIRST ROW: Mac Church, Helen Gentry, Veloy Blclllillan, l'liyl'is O'1llizmi, Norma Paris, llrrmie llrackrnlsury, Vevcilv Ncavcs. SICCONU ROW: Miss Heilingfadvisorg Akiko Illitzmi. Patty lloyd, Vern-lla Buttars. Pziuline lirzigg. Peggy Stzxnlmpe. lllalincla Stcmhler, Mary Schemel, Elaine Jewell. THIRD ROW: Ruby Slutler, Josie lJcGraw, Delores jones, Paula livzins, livai Sllllllllllll. livzilyn Sillmziugh, Vivian Brooks, lirma Lee Skiver. G. A. A. Batter up-or sink that Basket could Well be the slogan of the G.A.A. This organization, Which is open to any Sophomore, Junior or Seniorg is one of the most active in school and is advised by Miss Marcella Hei ing. The year started off with a hike to Twin Falls and was filled out by a well-rounded schedule of soccer, basketball and baseball. During the long Winter months, the basketball season was enlivened by several very ex- citing games with the teachers. This organization is one of the few Ways. in which a girl can earn a coveted J and is it Work! In order to FGCQIVB this honor, a girl has -to have 240 hard-earned points and a recommendation from the adviser. Guiding the activities of the club this year were: Beverly Neaves, President g Veloy McMillan, Vice Presidentg and Erma Lee Skiver, Sec- retary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Barry Flenniken, Dick Bubak, Wayne Jepson, Alvin Irons, Glen Mauldin, Bemell Sanders, Glen Jewell, Howard Block, David Lee. SECOND ROW: Coach Flenniken, Vosco Burnham, Dale Fife, Kenneth Hills, Lyle Wiseman, Larry Brackenbury, Dale Moore, Chester Lee and Reed Andrus, Jay Nelson, Bruce Stuart-fmanagerr. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Beem, Vaughn Evans, Vernon Hoopes, Don Standlee, Norman Blackmon, Earl Thomason, Ross Peterson, Merle Hill, Howard Hansen, Don Snow. FOURTH ROW: Joe Rose, Winston Warr, Jerry Adams, Dean Donnelly, Donald Jewell, Denmar Weigt, Denzel Larsen, Percy Fry Gordon Hollifield, Jack Grammar. FIFTH ROW: Jess Osier, Gayle Ehresman, Bobby Gill, Lloyd Ta,nkersley, Paige Tortell, Eugene Doshier, Richard Calhoun, Dean Smith, Beryl Mauldin, Elmer Raugust, Marvin Walz. BASEBALL As the annual Went to press, baseball was just beginning so all We can do is predict the season. Coach Mack Flenniken issued his call for baseball aspirants on March 8. Approximately fifty-five boys turned out? among them were ten lettermen around Whom Coach Flenniken hopes to build a good team. The schedule this year will be a stiff one, and the boys are really going to strive to make the State Meet again. A ,surprisingly large number of prospects are in attendance this year. l948 BASEBALL SCHEDULE MARCH: MAY: 29-Shoshone-Here APRIL: 3-Buhl-Here 7-Twin Falls-There 5QTwin Falls-Here lg-gfoodigi-Here 14-15-District Meet-Buhl - 1er ere . M - 20-Shoshone There 21-22-Reglongl Bolse , 23-Buhl-There 28-30-State Finals-Lewiston 27-Gooding-Here 30-Filer-Here FIRST ROW: George Overfield, Ray Prentice, Robert Gregg, Robert Fulkerson, Jack Adams, James Dorman, J. B. Thomason, Wayne Widrig, Stanley Rupert. SECOND ROW: Coach Taylor, Kenneth O'Toole, Billy Trappen, Ralph Adams, Gus Vogeler, Richard Carbuhn, LeRoy M ers Robert Freeman Y -s - THIRD ROW: Bruce Vaughn, Scotty Hess, Wayne Carbuhn, Charles Bishop, Donald Matson, Rulon Andrus, Merlin Askew, Charles Wil'iams0n. Sterling Crothers. FOURTH ROW: Kent Giles, Fred Mitani, Melvin Lawrence, Gene Stumpf, Gary Smith, LeRoy Weigle, Tommy Wilsonimunager, John Beer. TRACK As the Tiger goes to press. the track squad was trying to get in good shape for the various meets this spring. Coach Paul Taylor is ably directing the team this year. Ralph Adams, Richard Carbuhn, and Charles Williamson are good prospects and should help the team quite a bit. The squad, although smaller than usual this year, should take some choice places in the meets. Ralph Adams Went to state meet last year in the 440 yard dash along with Sterling Crothers, and Junior Neaves, who won the state mile race. Even though we don't have too many lettermen this year, the track stars will still be there fighting for Jerome High. l 948 TRACK SCHEDULE APRIL: MAY: 9-West End Meet at Bu.h1 8-District Meet at Twin Falls 16-Relays at Twin Falls 15-State Meet at Boise 24-Relays at Rupert 30-Big Seven at Rupert HOLD TI-IAT TIGER! 1. Nice tackle. 2. Ah, take it. easy, Pete. 3. Get that point, boys. 4. Jerome makes a nice gain through the middle. 5. Catch that ball. 6. Donlt let go of that ball. 7. A nice basket, fellows. 8. Get that ball, Kenny. 9. Hurrah! another two points. 10. A good play, Tigers. .mv K9 X Q X ey A1 if af f, ii 905 00 , f dy 1 ': ,q':H Z W? ' i i??j ' 3? if, 6 Xp '59 6555 ' 3 5 V AUXI QXK 1,02 xo y 94: QLD: ,asf iq era? , ,Ziff P D . vrf o , xy E '54 my y 9' fd f ,9 l ,, 5 1 A , , ,,,ff , L E PJXV 'Qi' QR ' ' . 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SECOND ROW: Rowena Hurd, Lorraine Aslett, Bette Lee Nelsen, Dorothy Matson, Patty Albertson, Evelyn Burks, Shirley Gray, Kenneth Davis, Charles Hof, Jean Hair:-.L Doris Jensen, Eleanor Modlin, Maxine Toolson. THIRD ROW: lleane Morgan, Bonita Shaw, David Lee, Kenneth Hills. Uvah Hull, Loretta Huber, Norma Church, Beverly Lavens, Betty Jo Hansen, Phyllis Claar, Elsie Harris. Lorraine Kyle, Mae Church. FOURTH ROW: Mary Schemel, Sterling Crothers, Robert Fulkerson, Jack Adams, Marvin Drarke, Joanna Emerson, J. B. Thomason, Brad Naegle, Bobby Wetuter, Mr, Gooch-adtrisef. FIFTH ROW: Gus Vogeler, James Dorman, Edward Churchman, Glen Mauldin, Lois Jones, Edith Drake, Betty Coats, Stanley Rupert, Ralph Adams, Richard Calbuhn. LITTLE THEATER The house lights dim as the curtain is raised on the first scene of the Little Thea-ter production, and the audience is kept in suspense Wondering what will happen on stafze during the nc':t half hour. This organization, which is under the direction of Mr. Gooch. was started this year for the purpose of offering training in dramatics, through acting in and directing one act plays. Mr. Gooch directed the first two. with members of the speech class acting, Death Comes to My Friends and His First Shave. Maxine Tcolson was the director of C0rnin' Round the Mountain 5 Betty Jo Hansen. While thc Toast Burned g and Lois Jones. Chloe Aiding the club this year were: Charles Hof, President: Sterling Crothers, Vice President: and Betty Jo Hansen, Secretary-Treasurer. Melba Kulm, Doris Weeks, Lois Jones, Louise Weeks, Ella. Jean Thomason, Beth Benegar, Phyllis Yingst, Norma Paris, Barbara Hargis, Mae Church, Patty Albertson, Dorothy Matson, Loretta Huber, Lorene Slatter. OFFICE GIRLS Br-r-r-ing rings the busy telephone in Mr. Williams office, and one of the girls hurriedly dashes over to take the message. That is only one of the many jobs-including recording grades and absences, correspondence, issuing make-up and admit slips, and taking announcements to the rooms-which confront the rushed office girl. Besides aiding Mr. Williams efficiently in the performance of his duties, these girls receive valuable secretarial training. I FIRST ROW: Norma Church, Barbara Hargis, Betty jo Hansen. SECOND ROW: Mary Schemel, Rae Pharris, Shirley Easton, Joanne Lierman, Irene Cowger, Mrs. Peters adviser Uvah I-Iull, Barbara Osier, Patrycia Wilkes, LaVerna Walz, Patsy Houston. NOT PICTIIRED: Dolores l-lldred, Phyllis Buckles, Rose Showers Rupert. LIBRARIANS 77 Have you got any new books-or is the latest issue of Life in? seems to be a popular request at the library. The staff is under the direction of Mrs. Peters, and two girls are chos- en from each study hall to take charge each period. Uvah Hull and Irene Cowger are head librarians and are, therefore, responsible for the check- ing of overdue books and general supervising of the library. A great deal of work was taken off the librarians' hands when a maga- zine rack was constructed so the students could select their own magazines. FIRST ROW: Rae Pharris, Miss Heiling-adviser, Barbara Hargis, Doris Foster. SECOND ROW: Janie Browning, Patty Welteroth, Evelyn Burks, Doris Weeks, Lou Ann Jensen. COED CLUB COUNCIL The Coed Club, Which includes all the girls in school, is advised by Miss Heiling. This club helps to unite all the girls in school and aids them with a Worthwhile program. . This year ia program chairman was elected to be in charge of some form of entertainment for the meetings. At one meeting, Beverly Lavens gave an interesting account of her trip last summer to Girls' State in Lewiston. The girls elected the following officers at the beginning of the school year: Evelyn Burks, Presidentg Janie Browning, Vice President, Barbara Hargis, Secretary-Treasurer, and Rae Pharris, Program Chairman. The class representatives were: Doris Weeks, Senior: Doris Foster, J uniorg Lou Ann Jensen, Sophomore, and Patty Welteroth, Freshman. FIRSIG' Rfgialz hBetty Lou Ehler, Phyllis Yingst, Elmina Frazier, Marian Ward, Bonnie Brackenbury, Helen Gentry ae urc . SECZIED ROW: Erma Lee Skiver, Joanne McIntyre, Marian Walker, Robert Fulkerson, Jack Adams, Mrs. Williams wser. THIRD ROW: Pa.tly Boyd, Joanne Lierman, Joan Sonnichsen, Clayton Turner, Joanna Emerson, Gloria Hamil- ton. NUI' PICTURED: Delores Jones, Bonnie Hurd, Jeannine Anderson, Eilene Meyers. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council was organized in October, 1947, on a voluntary basis. The secretary, Bonnie Brackenbury, contacted the vari- ous home rooms and asked for interested persons to become members of the council. The following people responded and have served in that ca- pacity for this school year: Joan Sonnichsen, Erma Lee Skiver, Marian Ward, Mae Church, Joanne Lierman. Betty Lou Ehler, Eilene Meyers, Gloria Hamilton, Patty Boyd, Joanna Emerson, Robert Fulkerson, Delores Jones, Bonnie Hurd, Helen Gentry, Jeannine Anderson, Clayton Turner, Joanne McIntyre, Barbara Clark, Jack Adams, Elmina Frazier and Bonnie Brackenbury. These council members enrolled members of their respective home rooms, helped in the distribution of materials to other schools, and have been responsible for the filling of the thirty-eight gift boxes by the high school. Bonnie Brackenbury is being sent by the chapter -to a training camp at Wildcat Lake, Bremerton, Washington for ten days in August. a FIRST ROW: Gail Hansen, Vernon Hoopes, Larry Lickley, John Beer, Wayne Widrig, Bruce Vaughn, Max Suter. SECOND ROW: Billy Trappen, Clayton Turner, Mr. Lutlier--rzrlviswr, Robert Gregg, Ca.rl Jackson, Jack Adams, Vincent Cooke, Norman Clark, LaRon Greene, Gordon Hollifield, Lester Diehl, Charles Williamson. THIRD ROW: Dean McAnally, Lloyd Tankersley, James Keith, Clarence Mogenson, William Davis, Frank Posey, Ray Prentice, Robert Minor, Dale Moore, Chester Lee, Ross Peterson, Lloyd Smith. FOURTH ROW: jess Osier, Lyle Wiseman, Dale Brown, Eugene Nutsch, Bobby jones, Kenneth O'Toole, Jack Sisco, J. Lionel Tilby, Raymond Clark, Dee Martin, Reed Andrus, Walter Casto, Alvin Irons. FIFTH ROW: LaVern Thomason, Gerald Romans, Franklin Burks, Wilbert Doshier, Maurice Bird, Earl Thomason, Eugene Doshier, George Lawshe, Kenneth Miller, Edward Thomas, Jerry Adams, Merlin Askew. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Hogue, Billy Barga, Hershell Smith, Wayne Carlton, Eldon Handy, Robert Sexton, Jerry Caillen, Don Wiseman, Alvin Hill, Guy Callen, Billy Rigney, Donald O'Toole, Percy Fry, Ronald Lierman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Jerome F.F.A. boys have indeed won fame in this section of the country during the past year. Last May, they conducted a pest control drive and two rabbit drives in August. In June, the Jerome Judging Team participated in the State F.F.A. Judging Contest at Moscow, Where they made a good showing. The Future Farmers were represented in a number of contestsfthe Intermountain Junior Livestock Show in Salt Lake City, Utah in June, the District Judging at Filer in September, Jerome County Fair, where they won third place with their booth and earned about S100 in prizes., Weed and Crops Judging Contest, Buhl, in Februaryg Idaho Bean Growers Association Contest, and the R. G. Freeman Bean Contest. October found the boys in a potato picking contest with the proceeds going to the chapter. Last July, the F.F.A. enjoyed an annual summer outing in Germania Basin, Champion Lakes, Alturas, and Redfish Lake. They were in charge of a F. H. A. and F. F. A. Party in January, and again in March. Lloyd Smith and Lewis Oneida were the delegates to the State F.F.A. Convention in March. The members of the F.F.A. elected officers at the beginning of the year, as follows: Raymond Clark, President, Frank Posey, Vice Presidentg Lester Diehl, Secretary: Lloyd Smith, Treasurer, LaVern Thoma- son and John Beer, Reporters, and Clayton Turner, Sentinel. The adviser for this group was Carter V. Luther. I WELDERS AT WORK Ii New course added to cur- riculum this year. MP. P. A. ACTIVITIES JUDGING TEAM Lewis Oneida, Clayton Turner Raymond Clark MANUAL TRAINING . I I Q. .W X... .... aw.. ., ,. l FIRST ROW-Mrs. Dunn, Adviserg Wanda Casto, Elva Prentice, Patrycia Wilkes, Ileane Morgan, Bette Lee Nelsen Idell Hymas, Betty Jo Hansen, Meryl Chambers, Deloris Branch. Joanne Lierman, SECOND ROW-Ellen Sparks, Minnie Payton, Lorene Turner, Velma Lewis, Thelma Harding, Beverly Neaves, Betty Gill, Mary Lou Bishop, Phyllis Claar, Jean Hansen, Gladys Fisher. THIRD ROW4Gloria Hamilton, Irene Gardner, Phyllis Oldham, Marlene Gough, Corrine Davis, Josephine Reid, Doris Frazier, Lucile Smith, Maxine Engelbert, Winifred Chesler, Dawn Westenskow, Josie DeGraw. FOURTH ROW--Doris Reddick, Lois Shaklee, Wanda Askew, Alice Garrels, Delores Salladay, Bonita Shaw, Irene Cowger, Phyllis Hymas, Eileen Depew, Geraldine Morgan, Renee Stevenson, Norma Silbaugh, Barbara Lennon. FIFTH ROW-Betty Lou Hansen, Eilene Meyers, Patty Welteroth, Hedi Aizawa, Barbara Ambrose, Ann Reid, Frances Schemel, Lorraine Aslett, Norma Church, Dorene Stevenson, Marjorie Essick, Verona Casto, Paula Evans, Marlene Andrus. NOT PICTURED-Laurel Prentiss, Caroline Ahrens, Roberta Thomas, Maxine Morris, Ruby Oneida, Joanna Emer- son, Norma Anderson, Euvada Aston, Lola Blunt. FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America will celebrate their third birthday in June. The Jerome Chapter was one of the first in Idaho to affiliate with the na tional organization and boasts a membership of fifty- eight members this year. The Jerome Chapter of the F.H.A. opened the year with a formal initiation on September 25 in the high school auditorium. Following the ceremony, a tea in honor of our adviser, Mrs. Lucy Dunn, was held in the Home Ec. rooms, with mothers of the members as guests. On November 8 Chapter officers, other delegates, and Mrs. Dunn represented Jerome at the Southwestern District Convention held at Buhl. Deloris Branch was chosen District President and Velma Lewis was selected as Secretary. Several members of the Chapter attended the State Convention at Boise in April. Jerome hopes to be represented at Kansas City in July at the National Convention. During the year F. H. A. cooperated closely with F. F. A. in giving exchange parties. The Chapter re- alized enough profit from their concession at the Jaycee Tournament to enable them to donate to the Red Cross and the Girl Scouts. They also made up a Christmas box. The officers who were chosen to lead the Chapter this past year included Betty Jo Hansen, President: Joanne Lierman, Vice Presidentg Idell Hymas, Secretaryg Deloris Branch, Treasurer, Meryl Chambers, Historiang and Patrycia Wilkes, Song Leader. F. I-I. A. ACTIVITIES SEWING FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS MEAL PREPARATION HOME NURSING III FIRST ROW: Ralph Adams, Donald Matson, J. B. Thamason, Kenneth Davis, Charles Hof, Duane Forbes. Glen Mauldin, David Lee, Beth Benegar. Patty Albertson, Evelyn Burks. Maxine McCord. SECOND ROW: Jay Nelson, George Overfield. Barbara Hargis, Bette Lee Nelsen, Beverly Lavens, Phyllis Yingst, Norma Paris. Bonnie Brackenbury, Ann Louise Gibs0r:, Dorothy Matson, Gus Vogeler, Shirley Gray, Mr. Flenniken,-Adviser. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Smith, jack Trappen, Clayton Turner, Charles Williamson, Sterling Crothers, Harold Greena- walt, Robert Fulkerson, Richard Carbuhfi, Rae Ilharris. Gordon Hollifield. FOURTH ROW: Scotty Hess, Robert Minor, Lyle Wiseman, Earl Thomason, Wayne Widrig, Lester Diehl, Ches- ter Lee, Larry Giles, Conlie Greene, Frank Posey, Alvin Irons. Dale Moore. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth O l'oole. Glenn Reddick, Bobby Gill, Ross Peterson, Glen Jewell, Howard Block, Wayne Jepson, Billy Barga, Barry Flenniken, Walter Casio, Tom Burdick. NOT PICTURED: Vcrl Merritt, Donald O'Toole, Paige Tnrtell, john Beer, Dick Bubak, Norman Clark, Raymond Clark, LaRon Greene, Robert Haslam, jack Grammar. J CLUB The J Club, under the supervision of Mack Flenniken, has had one of its busiest years since its origin. It was given the responsibility of the monitor system and its members acted as the policemen of Jerome High. In March, they took the school census for Mr. Olds. In order to become the proud possessor of a J, one must meet the requirements set up by the Athletic Department or be in Band, Orchestra, or Glee Club for four years, an Athletic or Student Body Managerg editor of the Live Wire or Tigerg cheer leaderg or make the required number of points in G.A.A. ' .This year's officers were: Harold Greenawalt, Presidentg Charles Williamson, Vice Presidentg Beth Benegar, Secretary-Treasurerg and Clayton Turner, Chief of Police. l l l i FIRST ROW: Evelyn Burks, Shirley Gray. ' SECOND ROW: Joanne Mclntyre, Loretta Huber, Shirley Crouch, Jack Trappen, Lou Ann Jensen, Lois Jones, Put- sy Houston, Marvin Drake. THIRD ROW: Freida Wolfinbarger, Patty Boyd, Roberta Thmnus, Ronnie Hancock. Lorraine Jensen, Patty Wel- teroth, Patricia Scheer, Betty Coats, Genett Pettit. I Ol'RTH ROW: George Overfield, lflrldy Churchman, Charles Williamson, Guy Cullen, Kenneth Hills, James Dor- man, Uvah Hull. Winston Warr. NOT 1'll l'l'Rl-Ill: Kenneth Davis, Lloyd Smith, Iiluine Lundquist, Billy 'I'ra1r1wx1, Maurice Bird, lion Wiseman PEP CLUB Hear that rah, rah, rah, booming out of -the gym or down front in the assemb- ly? That's the newly organized Jerome Pep Club, which has developed into some- thing spectacular this school term. Definite qualifications were set down for membership this year. Under the Student Government plan. it was decided to have three boys and three girls elected from each class. The Pep Band, Cheer Leaders, and Student Body Manager also make up the club. Under the guidance of Lois Jones, Presidentg Duane Forbes, Vice President! Uvah Hull, Secretary-Treasurerg and Edward Churchman, Sergeant at Armsg the Pep Club has become one of the snappiest rooting sections in this territory and has brought more school spirit and interest to our athletic contests. The Club has also presented several skits and stunts at various times through- out the year. The members of the club were outstanding in their snappy orange and black outfits with Pep Club emblems-you could really tell who they were rootin for. FIRST ROW: Maxine Toolson, Eleanor Modlin, Louise Weeks, Edith Drake, Betty Coats, Doris Foster, Ralph Ad- ams, Gus Vogeler, Richard Carbuhn, Glen Mauldin, Harold Greenawalt, Merlin Askew. SECOND ROW: Shirley Crouch, Charlotte Henry, Marilyn Ottinger, Patty Jensen, Mrs. Epperson-Adviser, Shir- ley Brehm, Maxine McCord, Phyllis Depew, Beverly Lavens, Dolores Eldred, Ilene Benton, Robert Fulkerson. THIRD ROW: Pauline Gines, Vivian Homan, Dolores York, Nancy Crandall, Rose Showers Rupert, Barbara growers, Phyllis Claar, Jean Hansen, Barbara Lennon, juan Gibson, Vivian Brooks, Akiko Mitani, Patsy ouston. FOURTH ROW: Josephine Reid, Meryl Chambers, Geraldine Gines, Venetta Buttars, Colleen Fleenor, Lorraine Kyle, Beverly Neaves, Evelyn Kistler, Agnes Bishop, Shirley Easton, Genett Pettit, Shirley Eldred, Donna h l Bart o omew. FIFTH ROW: Delores Stohler, Phyllis Yingst, Ann Reid, Frances Schemel, Lorraine Aslett, Barbara McVey, joan Andres, George Elmer, Arvin Spofford, Max Box, Maynard Clark, Donald Wilsie. ,SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is one of the newly organized clubs in school this year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Epperson, the group met about once a month for a regular session They had several interesting programsg on one Mr. L'Herisson gave an interesting and educational talk on his trip to Cuba. Plans were underway when the annual Went to press to have a Spanish dinner sometime in the spring. This group was led by: Sterling Crothers, Presidentg Patsy Houston. Vice President! Joan Andres, Secretary, and Doris Foster, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Shirley Brehm, Rowena Hurd, Dorothy Matson, Evelyn Burks, Shirley Gray, Part Tortell, Alice John stone, Patty Scheer, Vesta Davis. SECOND ROW: Malinda Stohler, Charlotte Box, Idell Hymas, Mary Schemel, Barbara Stauffer, Patty Welteroth- Lynn Brown, Mr. Kytonen-adviser. THIRD ROW: Betty Trappen, Mary Atwater, Joan Trappen, Clayton Turner, Dona.ld Matson, Don Standlee. CAMERA CLUB Click! Click I-Smile for the birdie-Never mind, it is just some J. H. S. students who are interested in photography. Under the excellent guidance and assistance of Mr. Kytonen, this group was organized during the second semester and met at least twice a month at night. They learned many facts about the picture business-background of the camerag taking pictures, both movie and stillg and developing pictures. A number of out- ings Were enjoyed by this club in the spring. The officers of the Camera Club were: Mary Atwater, President, Donald Matson, Vice President, Shirley Brehm, Secretaryg and Dorothy Matson, Treasurer. FIC-Bl-IT, FIC-EI-IT, YOU TIGERS 1. B squad in action. 2. Couple of promising twirlers. 3. Yea, Tigers! 4. Three cute twirlers. 5. With a. J . 6. Whistle-. 7. I love a parade. 8. Shirley, the majorette. 9. Strutting their stuff, 10. Strike up the band. 11. Give 'em the down beat. Svhool And 5Ch0ol Life is-L S 41 Q ' A' U ms WYAQSS'-:fs Ss , . ' 3 1, T 'z 1 4 r s ' pm l 1 TN FIRST ROW: Delores Stohler, Rae Pharris, Shirley Gray, Doris Weeks, Beverly Lavens. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Hills, Harold Greenawalt, Righard Carbulm, Mrs. Peters-Advixef. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Beverly Lavens - Rae Pharris - - Shirley Gray - - Harold Greenawalt OFFICERS - President - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Second Semester - Doris Weeks Kenneth Hills Delores Stohler Richard Carbuhn FOUR YEARS IN A CASTLE Once upon a time along about the year 1944 a group of 132 little people were enchanted by a horrible spell. They were imprisoned in a huge frightening castle called High School. Their guards were ogres called teachers, and horrifying things called Seniors walked about through the halls. They were tortured for a week of initiation. After a while a Fresh-Soph party was given to make these lit- tle people feel at home in the castle. When they had learned more about it, the little folks timidly decided to show these people who had enchanted them what they could do, so they gave a Frosh assembly. It turned out so well that even they were surprised. Several were in the operetta, Purple Towers. Many en- tered the band and athletics. Then suddenly the enchantment was lifted for 3 months. When it came time to return to the castle, the little people found that the en- chantment had worn off a little. They weren't scared now-much! This time they did the torturing and really laid it on! They entered into everything, this energetic little group. Athletics, F. F. A., Live Wire, J Club, Tiger, F. H. A.. Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, and Orchestra, all had large groups of these Sophs in their midst. One of the yell leaders, three of the Debate team and five of the play cast for Damsels in Distressnwere Sophs. This group was beginning to make itself felt in the castle. They were entertained, along with the Frosh, at a dance by the upperclassmen. The spell was gradually wearing off because this year seemed shorter than the last. The enchantment was almost gone. The group returned as Juniors who knew everything-almost. They continued to be very active, especially in sports. This group gave a Christmas Hop and had the High School Dance Band play for it. The operetta, Shreds and Patches, was almost a Junior production. Eight out of the nine leads were played by juniors. Then came the greatest event of that year, the Junior Prom! The theme was Dutch Flower Garden. The Juniors, and their adviser, Mr. Gooch, worked ha rd on it and made it the best one yet! To round out their third year, they gave a very good Junior Assembly. The last year the enchantment was all gone. They were the horrifying things called Seniors. They really knew it all this time. They were the most im- portant class in school Cthey thoughtj. Their Senior Ball had J ack and the Beanstalk as the theme. Glen Mauldin and Lois Jones were king and queen. They also sponsored an excellent Senior assembly. Then came graduation. With a feeling of shock, the people found that they were sad because the enchantment was gone. At first they had wished for their freedom, but now they almost wish- ed that it wasn't over. So they scatteredall over the world and lived happily ever after. Ralph Edwin Adams Ralph College Prep Course: Live Wire Z3 Jr. Red Cross Council 13 F.F.A. I-23 Mixed Chorus 1-Z-3-4: Spanish Club 43 Tiger Staff 2-4: Student Body Coun- cil 1-33 Little Theater 43 Football 1-Z-3-4: Basketball 1-23 Track 1-2-3- 43 HJ Club 2-3-4: Purple Towers 13 'LA Lucky Penny 43 l'Shreds and Patches 33 Class Vice President 23 Student Body President 4: Balfour Medal 1: HOBBY, photography and singing: AMBITION, to live a Chris- tian3 SAYING, HMy achin' backlll Helen Leanore Allyn Lennon Commercial Course: Atlantic, Iowa: Live Wire 2-3-43 Glee Club Z-3-4, Librarian 3-43 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Sextet 3-43 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 Music AwardsiBronze, Silver and Gold: Shreds and Patches 33 HOB- BY, music and curresponding3 AMBI- TION, To anchor my dreams that are floating around on the clouds to the groundg SAYING, 'KBig joke. Doris Angell Doris College Prep Course: Salt Lake City, Utah I-Z-33 Orchestra 43 Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 43 HOBBY, dancing: ACMBITION, housewife: SAYING, orn. ' Mary Bess Atwater 'tfllaryu College Prep Course: G.A.A. 2-33 Camera Club 4, President 43 HOBBY, swimming: AMBITION, secretary3 SAYING, Help Us. Lorene Elizabeth Benegar HBGM1, College Prep Course: Live Wire 1-2-3- 43 Office 43 Band 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Librarian 43 Orchestra 2-33 Glee Club 4, President 4: Mixed Chorus 2-43 Pep Band 1-2-3-43 Dance Band 33 G.A,A. 2-3, Secretary 33 Pep Club 2-4, Vice President 23 Little Theater 43 J Club 4, Secretary 43 Music Aw- ards-Bronze, Silver and Gold: HOB- BY, music: AMBITION, nurse3 SAY- ING, I'll break your arm. - SENIORS Patsy Eloise Albertson Party College Prep Course: Live Wire 1-2-3- 43 Office 43 Band 1-2-3-43 Vice Pre- sident 33 Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 4, Sextet 4: Mixed Chorus 2-43 Tiger Staff 43 Pep Band 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 1-3-43 Little Theater 4: J Club 43 Music Awards-Bronze, Silver and Gold: Class Secretary 1: Class Vice President 23 Ullouble Door 4: HOBBY, keeping scrapbooks: AM- BITION, just to be something worth while3 SAYING, Prunes. Jeannine Anderson Jeannine Commercial Course: Springville, Utah 1-2-33 Glee Club 4, HOBBY, Dancingg AMBITION, housewifeg SAYING, For catls sake. Lorraine Aslett Lorraine College Prep Course: Glee Club 2: Spanish Club. 43 F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 2-3-43 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 HOBBY, snapshots: AMBITION, to be a success: SAYING, HL John F. Beer lnlumy Agriculture COUTSPQ F.F,A, 1-2-3-4, Re- porter 3-4: Band 23 Mixed Chorus I-2-43 Quartet 1: Student Body Coun- cil 3: Pep Band 23 Pep Club 33 Lit- tle Theater 43 Basketball 13 Track 3, Manager 43 Boxing 2-3: 4'1 Club 3-4: Production Staff, 'IA Lucky Pen- ny 43 'lDouble Door 43 Senate 43 HOBBY, traveling: AMBITION, doing manufacturing: SAYING, Don't do anything I wouldn't. Euie June Bennett June Bug Commercial Course: Eva, Alabama 1- 2-32 Library 43 HOBBY, collecting snapshots: AMBITION, tn be a suc- cess: SAYING, 'lFiddle F:iddle. Deloris Lorraine Branch Lorrie Home Iiconomics Course: 3 year Sen- ior, F.H.A. 1-2-3, Treasurer 3, Dis- trict President 31 HOBBY, collecting books: AMBITION, to be a success in whichever field of work I choose, SAYING, 'iBlast it. Evelyn Rosely Burks Skfub College Prep Course: Live Wire 1-2-3- 4g Band 2-3-43 Orchestra 35 Spanish Club 43 Coed Club Council, President 43 Camera Club 41 Senate 45 Yell Leader 2, Yell Queen 3-45 G.A.A. 23 Pep Club l-3-4, Little Theater 4, J Club 2-3-4, Class Secretary 35 Mu- sic Award--Bronzej Double Doorl' 41 HOBBY, dancing, AMBITION, to have friends, SAYING, 'lGet away closer. Richard Alan Carbuhn Rich College Prep Courseg Mixed Chorus 43 Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 3, Little Theater 41 Football lg Baseball lg Basketball Manager 1-2-43 Track 2-3-4, 4'1 Club 2-3-41 Class Treasurer 4, HOBBY, automobiles, AMBITION, get rich quick: SAYING, 'iI'll be ,larned. Norma Sherlene Church Norm Home Economics Course: Live Wire 1-2-4, Office 3, Library 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4: Historian 31 Pep Club 3, Lit. tle Theater 43 HOBBY, skating and dancing: AMBITION, beauticiany SAYING, HYes, I guess. Evelyn Coats Erie Commercial Course: Oifice 3g G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 31 HOBBY, dancing and skiing? AMBITION, to be happy, SAYING, Wouldn't that kill ya. SENIORS Lucian Thomas Burdick uT0mu College Prep Course, Live Wire 2-3, Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestrai 1-21 Mixed Chorus 1-2-43 Pep Band 2-3-43 Pep Club 3-43 Boys' Club Council 45 Track 3-4, i'Shreds and Patches 33 Senate 43 HOBBY, airplanes, AMBI- TION, engineer: SAYING, Holy Smoke. Joy Roberta Callen nloyu College Prep Course, Live Wire 4: Student Body Council 15 HOBBY, reading, AMBITION, go to collegeg SAYING, Ye Gads. Walter K. Casto 1lWall,1 Agriculture Course, F.F.A. 1-2-3-41 Baseball 1-23 'T' Club 3-43 Boxing 1-2-3g HOBBY, sports: AMBITION, mechanicsg SAYING, L'Holy Cow. Raymond Gene Clark 1.-Rayn Agriculture Coursey Live Wire 3-45 Court 45 F.F.A, 1-2-3-45 Secretary 3, President 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Base- ball Manager 11 Boxing 1-2, Manager 33 J Club 2-3-4, HOBBY, fishing and hunting: AMBITION, farming: SAYING, My achin' back. Irene Virginia Cowger Inkie Commercial Course, Debate 31 Debatl Award, 3, F.H.A. 4, Library 4: Live Wire 43 Pep Club 33 HOBBY, col- lecting bad habits, AMBITION, make money: SAYING, You'll never know. Jacqueline Fulkerson Sterling Edward Crothers Brownie College Prep Course3 Live Wire 2-33 F.F.A. I-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Spanish Club 4, President 43 Pep Club 1-33 Little Theater 4, Vice Pre- sident 43 Football 1-Z-3-4, Co-Cap- tain 43 Basketball 1-2-3-4: Track 1- 2-3-43 J Club 1-Z-3-4, Vice Pre- sident 33 'tPurple Towers Ig ltShreds and Patches 33 Student Body Vice President 33 Prosecuting Attorney 43 HOBBY, singing3 AMBITION, croon- erg SAYING, I guess so. Lester Cleveland Diehl Tubby Agriculture Course: Jr. Red Cross Council 1-23 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer S, Secretary 43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Pep Club 1-33 Football 1-Z-3-43 Bas- cetball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-43 Track l-23 'ljl' Club 2-3-4: Shreds and Patches 3: HDouble Door 43 Class ?resident 1: HOBBY, sports: AMBI- FION, President of the U.S.A.3 SAY- ING, 'tAw, come on. Dolores Jean Eldred 1 HDUIDICS' Iollege Prep Course3 Glee Club 3-4, fice President and President 33 Mix- d Chorus 2-3-43 Spanish Club 43 .ibrary 43 Student Body Council 13 EAA Z-33 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 3 Music Awardswlironze and Silver3 iShreds and Patches 33 HOBBY, kiing and music: AMBITION, to be appy and successful in everything I 03 SAYING, t'Con--found--it. Colleen Fleenor Flea ollege Prep Course: Live Wire 1-33 .A.A. 23 Glee Club 33 Mixed Cho- is 33 Office 33 Pep Club 3: Spanish lu? collgiting f show lrcs3 . ' to a oreign :rrespondent3 SAYING, Gaudi Jackie immercial Courseg Live Wire 1-2-33 fice 33 Pep Club 3: Library 1-2, DBBY, dancing: AMBITION, to be ppyg SAYING, I don't know. SENIORS George Kenneth Davis Kenny College Prep Course: Live Wire 1-2- 3-4, liditor 4: Mixed Chorus I-Z-3-4: Tiger Staff 2-3-43 Student Body Council 13 Pep Club 1-3-43 Little Theater 4: Football 1-2-3-43 Basket- ball ltlzmager 33 nj Club 3-43 Purple Towers 13 Sheds and Patches 33 HOBBY, writing letters and singing: AMBITION, doctorg SAYING, Gad Eula Mae Drain Beulah Commercial Course: Springdale Arkan- sas 13 Glee Club 23 F.H.A. Z3 G.A.A 23 Pep Club 33 HOBBY, snapshots: AMBITION, professional roller skater' SAYING, Oh! heck. Myrna Fife HRMU Commercial Coursi-3 Filer, Idaho 1-2- 55 ' HOBBY, KlZll'lClI'l1l1 ANBITION, I',lII1lQ SAYING, Silly, Clifton Duane Forbes Duane College Prep Course: Band 1-2-3-4, President 33 Mixed Chorus I-ZA3-4: Quartet 3: Spanish Club 43 Pep Band 1-2-3-4: Dance Band 33 Pep Club 3-43 Yice President 43 Little Theater 43 Football 2-33 Basketball 33 Ill Club 3-43 Shrecls and Patches 33 Class 'Treasurer 23 Senate 43 HOB- BY, music: AMBITION, musicg SAY- ING, Judas Priest. Helen Jean Gen-try Generator Commercial Coursr-3 Live Wire 3-43 Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Li- brary 33 G.A,A. 4: Pep Club 33 HOB- BY, softball: AMBITION, travel3 SAYING, Oh, for heavens sake. Ann Louise Gibson frAnnu College Prep Course5 Live Wire 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 25 Glee Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Sextet 45 Debate 2-35 Pep Band 1-2-35 Dance Band 35 G,A.A. 2-35 Pep Club 1-35 Little Theater 45 HJ Club 45 Band Awards-Bronze and Silver5 Glee Club Awards-Gold5 Production Staff, HA Lucky Penny 45 l'Double Door 45 Shreds and Patches 35 Damsels in Distressll 25 HOBBY, reading5 AMBI- TION, salesman5 SAYING Drop dead. Shirley Dee Gray uanlyn College Prep Course5 Live Wire 45 Band 1-2-3-4, Secretary 1-25 Spanish Club 45 Coed Club Council 25 Camera Club 45 Pep Band 1-25 Dance Band 35 Yell Leader 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Little Theater 45 HJ Club 3-45 Music Aw- ards-Bronze, Silver, Gold and Mas- ter's5 Class President 15 Class Secre- tary 45 HOBBY, sports and musicg AMBITION, travel5 SAYING, 'lQuick, grab himll' Gerald LaRon Greene uHapn Agricultural Course5 F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Boxing 1-2-35 HJ Club 1-2-3-45 HOBBY, sports5 AM- BITION, women5 SAYING, UBeats me. Barbara June Hargis 415-kipu College Prep Course5 Live Wire 45 Office 45 Orchestra 1-2-.S-45 bextet 2-35 Coed Club Council 4. Secretary 45 Library 45 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 35 I Club 45 Music Awards -Bronze, Silver, and Gold5 HPlll'Dl8 Towers 15 Shreds and Patchesll 35 HOBBY, music: AMBITION, nu1'se5 SAYING, What's the matter w.rh you? Charles Albert Hof Charlie College Prep Course5 Court 45 Band 1-2-3-4, Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Tiger Staff I5 Debate 3, Pep Band 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Little Theater 4, President 45 J Club 3-45 Music Awards in Band--Bronze and Silver5 Music Award in Mixed Chor- us-Master's5 Purple Towers I5 'lDouble Doorl' 45 Shreds and Patches 35 UA Lucky Pennyll 45 Basketball 15 Football 2-3-45 Class President 35 HOBBY, books5 AM- BITION. a big shot5 SAYING, Damp Weather. SENIORS Pauline Gines Polly College Prep Course5 Glee Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Spanish Club 45 Lit- tle Theater 45 HOBBY, dancing5 AM- BITION, to be a success and make people happy5 SAYING, Oh, shucksf' Harold Roy Greenawalt Greenies College Prep Course5 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Spanish Club 45 Pep Club 35 Football 2-3-45 Boxing 15 'j Club 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 45 Class Treasurer 45 HOBBY, shooting5 AMBITION, sarlesman5 SAYING, 'lDrop dead. Betty Jo Hansen ujon Home Economics Course5 Library 45 F.H,A. 1-2-3-4, Parlimentarian 3, Pre- sident 45 Pep Club 35 Little Theater 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 HOBBY, reading and sports5 AMBITION, beau- ticiang SAYING, 'tI'l1 be shot. Kenneth Delbert Hills 'fame' College Prep Course5 Live Vlire 35 Band 2-4, President 45 Mixed Clfor- us 1-2-3-45 Quartet 3, Mixed Quartet 3: Student Body Council 'lg Pep Club 3-45 Little Theater 45 l'oot- ball 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-4, Ca tain 45 Baseball 45 Track 3-45 J Club 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus Awards-Bronze and Silver5 Purple Towers 15 Sl1rerls and Patches 35 A Lucky Penny 45 Class Vice President 4: Student Body Manager 45 HOBBY, Basketball5 AMBITION, to go to college5 SAY- ING, My aching back. Loretta Ann Huber Loretta Commercial Course5 Live Wire 2-3-45 Office 45 Glee Club 2-3-1, Librarian 2, President 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Coed Club Council 25 Pep Club 3-45 Little Theater 45 Purple Towers 15 'tShreds and Patches 35 Music Award-Bronze5 HOBBY, make others happy5 AMBITION, to be happy5 SAYING, Gee. Uvah Claudene Hull rivvahn College Prep Course3 Live Wire 43 Court 43 Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 3' Glee Club 2, Prest- dent 23 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Double Sextet 23 Coed Club Council 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 33 Tiger Staff 3-43 Library 43 Student Body Council 33 Pep Club 3-4, Sec.-Treas, 43 Little Theater 4: Music Awards-Bronze. Sil- ver3 L'Purple Towers 13 t'Shreds and Patches 33 Production Staff, HA Lucky Penny 4 '3Double Door 43 Class Treasurer 33 HOBBY, musicg AMBITION, make others ha,ppy3 SAY- ING, I guessf' Phyllis Hymas ffehmf' Home Economics Course, Live Wire 43 G.A.A. 2-33 Pep Club 1-33 HOBBY, swimmingg AMBITION, to be happy: SAYING, Honest. Delores Ann Jones Jonzy College Prep Cours:-3 Live Wire 2-3-43 Glee Club 3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Library 33 Debate 2-33 G.A.A. 3-43 Pep Club 33 UA Lucky Penny 43 'lShreds and Patches 3: t'Damsels in Distress 23 HOBBY, softball3 AM- BITION, writerg SAYING, t'Gee whiz.', Evelyn Donna Kistler Shelly Commercial COUISSQ Fairfield, Idaho 1-23 Spanish Club 43 Library 33 HOBBY, oil painting3 AMBITION, Chief justice of Supreme Court3 SAYING, l'Gee VVhiz. Beverly Mae Lavens ,,Bw,, Commercial Course: Live Wire 3-4, Assistant Editor 43 Court 4: Band 2-33 Glee Club 4, Secretary 43 Mixed Chor- us 2-43 Spanish Club 43 Tiger Staff 3-43 Pep Band 2-33 Dance Band 33 G.A.A. 2-3-4, President 3, Sport Manager 3-43 Pep Club 3: Little The- ater 43 HJ Club 43 Music Award- Bronze-3 Girls' State Representative 33 Class Secretary 33 Class President 43 HOBBY, cooking and sports AMBI- TION, be happy3 SAYING, t'Golly. SENIORS Bonnie Louise Hurd Bonnie Commercial COUFSPQ Portland, Ore., 13 G.A.A. 2-33 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 HOBBY, reading3 AMBI- TION, a business woman3 SAYING, For heavens' sake. Alvin Lee Irons UAF, Agriculture CUUFSBQ F.F.A. 2-43 Foot- ball I-2-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Boxing 1-2-33 J Club 3-43 HOBBY, as- tronomyg AMBITION, mechanic3 SAY- ING, D0n't count your chickens be- fore they hatch. Lois Jones Danes Commercial COUYSQQ Live Wire 2-33 Office 43 Glee Club 2-3-4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Vice President 43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Pep Club 3-43 President 43 Little Theater 43 '3Shreds ands Patches 31 HDouble Door 43 Music Award-Bronzeg Class Secretary 13 HOBBY, talking and making lfriends3 AMBITION, journal- ist: SAYING, Hi, Lover Bug. Melba Joyce Kulm Mel Commercial Course: Live Wire 1-2-3-43 Office 43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Sextet 43 Pep Club 33 G.A.A. 2-33 Purple Towers 13 Shreds and Patches 33 Music Aw- ardsvBronze and Silver: HOBBY, mu- sic: AMBITION, musical education3 SAYING, HHey, Chicken. David Lewis Lee Lefty College Prep Course: North Liberty Indiana 13 Live Wire 3: Court 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 Football 43 Basketball 1- 2-3-4: Baseball 1-3-4: Track l-2: Nj Club 2-3-4 Class Vice President 23 Assistant Student Body Manager 4: HOBBY, SIIOTISQ AMBITION, to be SllCC9SSflllQ SAYING Fiddlesticks. Bettie Frances Mason Mazie Home Economics Cuurseg F.H.A. lg Twirler 2-33 Pep Club 33 HOBBY, dancing and skating: AMBITION, be happy and have fung SAYING, t'All that glitters is not gold. Glen Neil Mauldin Speed College Prep Course3 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Spanish Club 43 Student Body Council 33 Senate 43 Pep Club 1-33 Little Theater 43 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 J Club 2-3-43 HShreds and Patches 33 Class President 23 Student Body President 33 HOBBY, sports: AMBI- TION, a good jobg SAYING, t'Oh, Boy. Joyce Merrill Merfills Commercial Courseg Live Wire 13 Of- fice 33 Coed Club Council 23 Library 23 Pep Club 33 HOBBY, meng AM- BITION, beautician 3 SAYING, A ' Gosh ! Ilene Mietzner Ilene Commercial COUTSCQ Yell Leader 33 G.A.A. 2-33 Pep Club 33 HOBBY, 'ntin and sewin ' AMBITION to Pal s g, , I , travel and be commercial artist3 SAY- ING, 'tThat's a good deal. Anna Beth Oldham Beth Home Economics Courseg Mt. Plewant, Utah 13 HOBBY, reading3 AMBI- TION, dancingg SAYING, Oh nuts. SENIORS Dorothy Evelyn Matson HDMU College Prep Courseg Live Wire 3-4: Office 43 Band 1-2-3-43 Treasurer 43 Vice President 43 Coed Club Council 23 Tiger Staff 43 Pep Band I-2-3-43 Pep Club 3-43 Little Theater 43 J Club 43 Camera Club 4, Treasurer 43 Music Awards-Bronze, Silver and Gold3 HOBBY, sports3 AMBITION, to succeedg SAYING, HStop 7 Don't - Don't stop. Clara Maxine McCord Max . College Prep Course gAshton, Idaho lg Wendell, Idaho 23 Spanish Club 43 Twirler 33 G.A.A. 33 Pep Club 33 J Club 43 HOBBY, dancing: AMBI- TION, farmerls wifeg SAYING, 'tGee Whiz. Verl Merritt -'vm' College Prep Courseg Boxing 1-2-33 HOBBY, mechanics3 AMBITION, to be a parts mang SAYING, Holy cats. Bette Lee Nelsen Bette College Prep Course3 Live Wire 3-43 Orchestra I-2-3-4, President 43 Stu- dent Body Council 33 Senate 43 F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 2-3-43 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 J Club 43 Purple Towersl' Ig 'tShreds and Patches 33 Music Awards-Bronze, Silver and Goldg HOBBY, dancing and skating: AMBITION, professional nurse3 SAY- ING, I don't know. Barbara Rae Osier uB0bu Home Economics Courseg Glee Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Library 43 F.H.A. 1-43 G.A.A. 2-33 Music Aw- ard-Bronze3 'tShreds and Patches 33 HOBBY, 'tLife 3 AMBITION, dress designer3 SAYING, '4Oh, Fiddle. Norma Lucille Paris Paris Commercial Course: Office 2-3-43 Co- ed Club Council 2: G.A.A. Z-3-4, President 4, Manager 4: J Club 43 HOBBY, sports: AMBITION, to be a reporter: SAYING, Ye, Gadsf' Letha Faye Reddick Lathe Faye Commercial Course: Eugene, Oregon 1: Live Wire 33 HOBBY, collecting photographs: AMBITION, undecided: SAYING, Shucks, Gerald M. Romans Jerry Agriculture Course: F.F.A. 1-4: HOB- BY, horseback riding: AMBITION, farmer: SAYING, t'Oh, Shut up. Frances Schemel Frankie College Prep Course: GAA 2-3-4: Spa- nish Club 43 Little Theater 43 J Club 4: Pep Club 3: F.H.A. 4: HOB- BY, horseback riding: AMBITION, in- terior decorator: SAYING, t'Oh, Gad. Lorene Esther Slatter Slutlef Home Economcs Course: Office 4: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3: HOBBY, sports: AMBITION, secre- tary: SAYING, HNuts.', SENIORS Harriet Rae Pharris nRaeu Colleg Prep Course: Live Wire 2-4: Court 43 Band 1-Z-3-4, President 4: Orchestra 1-2: Coed Club Council 4: Tiger Staff 43 Library 4: Pep Band 1-Z-3-4: Pep Club 3-43 J Club 4: Music Awards-Bronze and Silver: A Lucky Penny 4: Class Sec. 33 Class V.-Pres., 4: HOBBY, art: AM- BITION, artist: SAYING, Ich-teh. Ann Reid uAnnn College Prep Course: Band I-2-3-4: Spanish Club 43 F.H.A. Z-3-4: Pep Band 33 G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 3: Music Awards-Bronze and Silver: HOBBY, dancing: AMBITION, be successful: SAYING, Oh, Shut up. Rose Showers Rupert Rose College Prep Course: G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 3: Library 4: Spanish Club 4: Office 3-43 Glee Club 3-4 Live Wire 3: Ullamsels in Distress 2: HOBBY, Collecting matches and pictures: AM- BITION, housewife: SAYING, Heav- ensf' Bonita Ann Shaw Bonnie Home Economics Course: F.H.A. I-2- 3-4: Pep Club 3: Little Theater 4: HOBBY, pictures and stamps: AM- BITION, Home Ec. Teacher SAY- ING, Oh, Definitely. Kenneth Dale Smith Kfnnie Commercial Course: HOBBY, Lena : AMBITION, C.P.A.: SAYING, Oh, Bird. Delores Lucille Stohler Dec College Prep Course3 Glee Club 32 Spanish Club 43 Pep Club 33 Class Secretary 43 HOBBY, art3 AMBI- TION, nurse: SAYING, Gads. Phyllis Irene Timm H7-imp Commercial Course3 Live Wire 1-Z3 Ir. Red Cross Council 13 Office 33 Tiger Staff 3-43 HOBBY, rlancing3 AMISITION, beauticiang SAYING, 'IGa . Jack Trappen Jack Agriculture and College Prep Cours03 F.F.A. 1-2-3-43 Yell Leader 43 Pep Club 43 Football 13 Track 1-Z3 Boxing 1-23 J Club 43 HOBBY, anything interesting3 AMBITION, none: SAY- ING, HUnprintable. Joyce Anita Wall Joyce Commercial Courseg Live Wire 33 Of- fice 33 Orchestra X3 Coed Club Coun- cil 33 G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 33 HOB- BY, reading3 AMBITION, to get mar- ried3 SAYING, Nuts LaVerna Marcella Walz Shorty Commercial Course: Glee Club 33 Library 43 HOBBY, scrapbook and snapshots3 AMBITION, go to New York to see the Statue of Liberty3 SAYING, '4Nuts. SENIORS Ella Jean Thomason Ella Jean Commercial Course3 Live Wire 1-2-3-43 Office 43 Band 13 Camera Club 43 Tiger Staff 1-2-3-4, Editor 43 Library 33 Student Body Council 1-23 G.A.A. 23 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 Mu- sic Award-Bronze3 Class Vice Presi- dent 33 Student Body Secretary 43 HOBBY, keeping scra.pbooks3 AMBI- TION, to be happy and have many t'riends3 SAYING, I don't know. Maxine Toolson Tool.von College Prep Courseg Salt Lake City, Utah 13 Live Wire 33 Glee Club 3-4, Treasurer 33 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Trio 3-43 Sextet 43 Student Body Council 23 G.A.A. 2-33 Pep Club 33 Little Theater 43 UA Lucky Penny 43 t'Shreds and Patches 33 Music Awards -Bronze and Silver3 Class President 3: HOBBY, friends3 AMBITION, pre- sident of HHFVHTGQ SAYING, L'Lawd Paf Clayton Coulburn Turner Bulldog Agriculture COUTSCQ Eden, Idaho 1-23 jr. Red Cross Council 43 F.F.A. 2-3- 4, Sentinal 43 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Ca- mera Club 43 Student Body Council 13 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 33 Track 1-Z-43 HJ Club 3-43 Class Vice President 23 Class Treasurer 33 HOBBY, sports3 AMBI- TION, farmer3 SAYING, 'tOh, No. Ethel Maxine Walters Blondie Commercial Courseg Pep Club 33 HOBBY, horses3 AMBITION, private secretaryg SAYING, 'tYou never can tell. Betty Jane Wambolt Jeanie Commercial COUYSEQ F.H.A. 33 HOB- BY, dancing3 AMBITION, art: SAY- ING, t'Gee. Doris Lee Weeks irbofyif College Prep Course: Live Wire 5-43 Office 43 Band 1-Z-35 Orchestra 33 Pep Band 2-33 Dance Band 35 Pep Club 31 Music Awards-Bronze and Silverg Class Secretary 31 Class Pre- sident 4g HOBBY, readingg AMBI- TION, receptionistg SAYING, Oh, Fuzz, Patrycia Jane Wilkes MPM-1 Home Economics Course: Live Wire I-33 Glee Club 2-3-4, Reporter 3, Li- brarian 45 Mixed Chorus Z-3-4, Mixed Quartet 3-43 Sextets 2-3-4, Duet 3: Library 4: F.H.A, 2-3-4, Song Direc- tor 3-45 Pep Club 5g Little Theater 4g Music AwardfSilverg Production Staff 'KA Lucky Penny 4: Shri-ds and Patches 3: HOBBY, music and people: AMBITION, airline hostessg SAYING, My starsf' Phyllis Rae Yingst Phil College Prep Course: jr. Red Cross Council 43 Office 4g Band 1-2-3-45 Spanish Club 43 Pep Band 3-4: Pep Club 3-45 HJ Club 43 Music Awards -Bronze and Silvcrg HOBBY, knit- ting and cooking: AMBITION, nurseg SAYING, Oh, Fudgef' SENIORS Arnold Wells Arnie Mixed Courses: HOBBY, rlrinkingg AMBITION, to succeedg SAYING, Fill il up. Charles Franklin Williamson Willie Agriculture Course: I .F.A. 1-2-3-4, Yice Presislent 2, Presirleut 3: Mixed Chorus .5--ig Quartets SQ Pep Club 3-4g Ifootbull 1-2-3-4, Captain 43 Basket- ball 2-5: Track l-2-3-4: J Club 2-3-43 Shrerls und Patches 33 Class Yice President 2, President 33 Mixed AKIBITION, farmer: SAYING, JuCIist 'riestf' Helen Rose Yunker II1'If'n Horne Iicououiics Fourseg HOBBY, sewing: AMBITION, to be succes- ful: SAYING, jeepers. 1947 JUNIOR PROM l 1 l FIRST ROW: Lucile Smith, Pauline Bragg, Glen Jewell. Carolyn Taylor, Veloy McMillan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Flenniken-advisrrg Barry Flenniken. NOT PICTURED: jack Grammar, Dalphin Hartsell. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second 'Semester Barry Flenniken - - President - - Glen Jewell Jack Grammar - - Vice President - - Veloy McMillan Pauline Bragg- - - Secretary - - Lucile Smith Dalphin Hartsell - - T7'6'flfS'1L'I'H7' - - Carolyn Taylor The Juniors this year emphatically proved that once they get. on the bal1 it is very difficult, if not impossible, to block their progress. One afternoon last fall the Juniors were excused from school to pick spuds in order to finance the purchase of bleachers for the gymnasium. In February the class sponsored a Leap Year Dance. The girls asked the boys and escorted them t.o the scene of the Ball -baled hay served as very comfortable chairs.. A hilarious time was had by the girls, but one never knows how a boy feels when he receives a vegetable corsage and is. drug to a dance by a very persistent young lady. Moonlight and Roses served as the theme for the Annual Junior Prom on April 1. With a theme like that, we all stop and wonder-and, yes, dream of what we can do next year when we are Seniors. JUNIORS Harley Ahrcns Betty Jean Albertson Barbara Ambrose Betty Ambrose Joan Andros Richard Andrews Marlene Andrus Reed Andrus Rulon Andrus Merlin Askew Billy Barga Ilene Benton Veva Bcvens Maurice Bird Agnes Lee Bishop Howard Block Leona Blunt Vernell Bonner Charlotte Box Bonnie Brackenbury Robert Bradshaw Pauline Bragg Shirley Brehm Vivian Brooks Janie Browning Fay Bruening Francis Burnham Venetta Buttars Charles Capps Wanda Casto Wayne Carlton Conrad Chatburn Winifred Chesler Mae Church Edward Churchman JUNIORS Phyllis Claar Betty Coats Nancy Crandall Shirley Crouch William Davis Barbara Dean Darlene DeLapp Wilbert Doshier Earl Downing Edith Drake Shirley Easton Betty Ehler Shirley Eldred Maxine Engelbert Barry Flenniken Doris Foster Doris Frazier Percy Fry Larry Giles, Bobby Gill Marilyn Godfrey Jack Grammar Conlie Greene Bonnie Hancock Jean Hansen Leola Hargis Elsie Harris Dalphin Hartsell Robert Haslam Betty Hendry Charlotte Henry Jimmy Hogue Gordon Hollifield Patsy Houston Darrell Hurd JUNIORS Rowena Hurd Clayton Hurless Idell Hymas Carl Jackson Doris Jensen Dorothy Jennings, Wayne Jepson Glen Jewell Eleanor Johnson Lorraine Kyle Patty Lavens George Lawshe Chester Lee Joanne Lierman Doris MacDonald Donald Matson Dale McClellan Veloy McMillan Barara McVey John Mickelson Robert Minor Akiko Mitani Dale Moore Marvin Moorhead Ileane Morgan Howard Morgan Joyce Morton Brad Neagle Beverly Neaves Jay Nelson Kenneth O'Toole George Overfield Howard Patz Ross Peterson Frank Posey JUNIORS Elva Prentice Laurel Prentiss Elmer Raugust Glenn Reddick Josephine Reid Delores Salladay Barbara Showers Beverly Silbaugh Erma Lee Skiver Ruby Slatter Lucile Smith Peggy Stanhope Malinda Stohler Eldon Summers Arthur Swenson Carolyn Taylor Earl Thomason J. B. Thomason LaVern Thomason Pat Tortell Joan Trappen Donna VanPatten Gus Vogeler Darlene Wambolt Marian Ward Duane Warr Bobby Webster Naomi Whiteker Wayne Widrig Donald Wilsie June Winterholler Lyle Wiseman Dolores York fnot picturedj Franklin Burks Lloyd Smith Arlene Morris Lewis Oneida FIRST ROW: Louise Weeks, Patty Boyd, Beryl Maulrlin, Melvin Skiver, John Shown, Dick Calhoon. SECOND ROW: Mary Schcmel, Mrs. Thomas-Admviser. SOP!-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Beryl Mauldin - - President - - - Dick Calhoon Melvin Skiver - Vice President - - John Shown Patty Boyd - - - Secretary - - - Louise Weeks Patty Boyd - - - Treasurer - - Mary Schemel The first few Weeks of school were a whirling dervish of pranks and mis- chief bestowed upon the unknowing Freshmen. It was all climaxed by the Annu- al S0911-FI'0Sh d3.HC9, which is the Spark that starts off all the coming events of the year. Hoping that all of our class of one hundred and forty-three passed their citi- zenship tests, we will proceed to the second semester Where We bade farewell to our fine officers of the first semester and said, Hi I to the unknowing souls who were very brave to accept. We Were represented in Glee Club, Pep Club, J Club and many more, also boy's athletics such as football, basketball, and baseball. During the first Week of March the Jr. Varsity team played in the Tournament at Rupert, placing third. We Wish to thank Mrs. Marie Thom as, our adviser, for giving us her time in furthering the activities of our class. 5 SOPP-IOMORE Jack Adams Caroline Ahrens Doris Anderson Euvada Aston Donna Bartholomew Mary Beconi Lowell Bengoechea Helen Bennett Mary Lou Bishop Patty Bowers Max Box Patty Boyd Dale Brown Olga Browne Beverly Bruner Dick Bubak Phyllis Buckles Ruth Butler Charlene Buttars Patsy Byrd Dick Calhoon Guy Callen Jerry Callen Dean Cavin Meryl Chambers Huel Christensen Maynard Clark Norman Clerk Vincent Cooke Josie DeGraw Phyllis Depew Eugene Doshier Velma Downing Velda Ellinger George Elmer SOPHOMORES Joanna Emerson Paula Evans Gladys Fisher Joe Frazier Robert Fulkerson Valera Garrels Joan Gibson Joy Lee Gibson Lynn Giles Betty Gill Geraldine Gines Marian Gravley Lola Greene Robert Gregg Gloria Hamilton Eldon Handy Betty Lou Hansen Thelma Harding Gwenna Harlow Eugene Hartsell Iva Lou Hellwell Theodora Henderson Kathryn Hendrickson Scotty Hess Alvin Hill Vivian Homan Marilyn Humphries Maxine Humphries Carl Hutchens Lou Ann Jensen Patty Jensen Elaine Jewell Juanita Johnson Bobby Jones Arlyne Keeler sSOPI-IGMORES Darlyne Keeler James Keith Barbara Lennon Velma Lewis. Patricia Lish Phyllis Lopez Elaine Lundquist Don Mann Peggy Martin Beryl Mauldin Lyle Merritt Eilene Meyers Hazel Meyers Eileen Miller Eloise Mills Fred Mitani Eleanor Modlin Tommy Moeller Clarence Mogenson Lois Mohr Ina Jo Moore Betty Moseley DeNoel Nance Eugene N utsch Phyllis Oldham Donald O'Toole Marilyn Ottinger Wanda Owens Minnie Payton Anna Peterson Norma Peterson Genett Pettit Elmer Plumlee Ray Prentice Billy Rigney SOPHCDMORES Mary Lou Romans Erma Lee Rupe Kay Salisbury Betty Sanders Jean Scheer Joan Scheer Mary Sehemel Robert Sexton Ross Sheppeard Jennifer Shillington John Shown Eva Silbaugh Evalyn Silbaugh Jack Sisco Melvin Skiver Dean Smith Franklin Smith Mary Snow Ellen Sparks Arvin Spoffard Don Standlee Ronald Stewart Delhardt Stohler Katherine Stohler Lloyd Tankersley Roberta Thomas J. Lionel Tilby Leola Tomlinson Paige Tortell Betty Trappen Billy Trappen Darlene Walker Marian Walker Marvin Walz Louise Weeks Frelda Wolfinbarger f ,O Z Q55 0 ff f F 5+ Qi! 7 t ig Xi 5 FIRST ROW: Berne-ll Sanders, Elmina. Frazier, Marlene Gough, Arleatha Burgene SECOND ROW: Mr. Kyto NOT PICTURED: Corrine First Semester Arleatha Burgener Larry Brackenbury Marlene Gough - Elmina Frazier - - nen---,4rl'vis01, Denmar Weigl. Wadtke, Diona Baum. PRES!-IMAN CLASS - - - President - - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - k. .z ., xg .N yer Larry Brackenbu ry. Second Semester Denmar Weigt Bernell Sanders - Diona Baum Corrine Wadtke One hundred and forty freshmen entered Jerome High School in the fall of '47. Due to an unfortunate accident, fortunate for us, we had but one day of initiation to endure. We elected our class officers without much trouble. A few of our number tried to settle down and study, but most of us were interested in sports and dances. At the beginning of the second semester new officers wlere elected and they pleaded with everyone to pay his dues. We were well represented in Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, and Athletics. Two social events-a sock dance in December and a picnic and hayride the last of April-were sponsored by the class under the efficient guidance of the adviser, Mr. Kytonen. PRES!-IMEN Gerald Adams Hidi Aizawa Joan Allison Ardon Ambrose Larry Anderson Norma Anderson Robert Andrus Dalene Angell Wanda Askew Diona Baum Kenneth Beem Wanda Benton George Bird Charles Bishop James Blessing Norman Blackmon Lola Blunt Viola Boyce Larry Brackenbury Janet Bradshaw Lynn Brown Phillip Bruening Arleatha Burgener Vosco Burnham Wayne Carbuhn Verona Casto David Chess Roberta Claiborne Barbara Clark David Cowger Juanita Darling Patsy Darnell Vesta Davis Corrine Davis Eileen Depew FRESHMEN Dorothy Diehl Dean Donnelly James Dorman Marvin Drake Gail Ehresman Donald Emberton Lucille Engelbert Harold Essick Marjorie Essick Vaughn Evans Dale Fife Elmina Frazier Robert Freeman Irene Gardner Alice Garrels Marlene Gough Kent Giles Dorothy Gulliford John Hadam Gail Hansen Howard Hansen Parma Hepworth Merle Hill Vernon Hoopes LaNeta Hull Donna Jackson Nelda Jackson Lorraine Jensen Donald Jewell Dolores Johns Alice Johnstone Grant Jones Darrel Kersey Charles Kessler Marian Kistler FRESHMEN Denzel Larsen Melvin Lawrence Larry Lickley Ronald Lierman Norma Maddox Dee Martin Dean McAnally Juanita McGhee Joanne McIntyre Billylou Meiser Kenneth Miller Mieko Mitani Irene Moore Geraldine Morgan Maxine Morris Paul Moseley Larry Moss Richard Muffler Eleanor Myers LeRoy Myers Arlouine Newbry Verla Rae Nielsen Ruby Oneida Jess Osier Darrel Perkins Howard Pyron Veronica Reasch Doris Reddick Joe Rose Stanley Rupert Jean Rutherford Normaleigh Ryan Bernell Sanders Patricia Scheer Clemntenna Schmidt FRESHMEN Lois Shaklee Luella Shulsen Bobby Silbaugh Norma Silbaugh Bart Silver Ieanine Slatter Gary Smith Don Snow Joan Sonnichsen Barbara Stauffer Jorene Stevenson Renee Stevenson Bruce Stuart Gene Stumpf Max Suter Edward Thomas Bertha Thorne Lorine Turner Howard Van Patten Gene Van Wagoner truce Vaughn Corrine Wadtke Winston Warr Denmar Weigt LeRoy Weigle 'atricia Welteroth Dawn Westenskow Mary Westfall Tom Wilson Dale Winch uEve1yn Wineh Louise Woodruff Marvin Wright Barbara Whismore Larry Young CNot Picturedbz Betty Jackson, Wade Jones YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A WQNDEREUL CHILD 1. Ralph Adams and Charles Williamson. 2. Meryl Chambers. 3. Wanda and Ilene Benton. 4 Dean Smith. 5, Ilene Mietzner. 6. Ann Louise and Joan Gibson. 7. Howard Block. 8. Peggy Martin. 9. Joy Lee Gibson. 10. Jean Rutherford. 11. Grade school kids. 12. Walter Casto. 13. Bob and Patsy Houston. 14. Jimmy Dorman. 15. Bonnie and Larry Brackenbury. F.H.A. Members and Initiates F. I-I. A. INITIATION F. H. A. Officers. Members of Initiation Committee, and' Adviser Winifred Chesler, Jtoanne Lierrnan Patrycia Wilkes, Idell Hyrnas, Bet- 5 ty J 0 Hansen, Mrs. Dunn-Adviser, Q Deloris Branch, Meryl Chambers Maxine Engelbert. QUEEN and Attendants Rae Pharris Shirley Gray Ella Jean Thomason-Queen Doris Weeks Evelyn Burks HQMECOMING DANCE I-I O M E C CD M I N G SENICDR BALL Qncfvn Lois Jones King Glen Mauldin Attendants Mrs. Peters, Adwisenr GRAND MARCH LET'S DANCE Ti-IE MORE WE GET TGGETI-IER 1. Some ambitions office girls. 2. Loafing again, Helen. 3. Whoops! You forgot Something. 4. My! such popularity. 5, Teacher shortage. 6. Must be dreaming. 7. Teacher's pets. 8. Hey! wait a minute. 9. Must have made a basket. 10. Come on, give it a try. 11. Some do study, you know. SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST 25-School days, school days, Dear old Golden Rule days-Teachers introduced to Student Body in an assembly. P SEPTEMBER 4-Citizenship tests were given-Lots of for- eigners around school. 5- The more we got together the happier we were at the Senior Get Acquainted Sport Dance. 12-Football here, Rupert-Off to a ??? start. 16-Assembly-Glenn L. Morris The Magic of Science -Beverly Lavens proved she was On the Beam -for did she?J. 19-Student Body Election-So many good can- didates, oh, for whom should I cast my vote? 19-Football there, Shoshone-Jerome victori- ous. 19-Frosh-Soph Dance-Now those Freshmen should really go places. 26-Football here, Oakley-Tigers on the long end again. 29-First Senate meeting under New Student Government-Prospective U. S. Senators in our midst? -' OCTOBER 1- B Squad Football at Gooding - Good football material in the making. 3-Football there, Gooding-Dare you to down our Tigers! 10-Football there, Filer-Tigers still going strong. 16-27-Good Old Harvest Vacation - Why couldn't it have lasted longer? 29-Safety Assembly - Very good films and talks. NOVEMBER 3-Assembly-Lloyd LaVaux and his accordi- an-The things that man could do with that squeeze box. 4-Assembly - Clyde and Johnny - Auto- graphs, and still more autographs. 5-Football B teanrhere, Buhl-Lets give 15 for the team. 6-Little Theater play, Death Comes to My Friends and His First Shave -J.H.S, mighty proud of this new organization. 11-Homecoming Game with Buhl here-Ella Jean, Queen, and her attendants made quite a hit. 18-Assembly-Leon F. Smith, Wild Animal Trainer-What a nice friendly dog???? 18-Football at Burley-We'll get even next year. 28-Senior Ball using theme of Jack and the Beanstalk -Lois Jones and Glen Mauldin reigned as Queen and King. DECEMBER 5-Assembly-Missippian Jubilees-Oh, how I love those Negro spirituals! 9-F.H.A. Party-Successful?-Definitely!! 12-All School Play- A Lucky Penny --A per- formance long to be remembered. 13-Sock Dance sponsored by Frosh-What beautiful socks you have! 18-First Basketball game with Blackfoot here -We had high hopes and stuff, but- 19-Basketball at Oakley-Oh, joy!-Jerome Won! 19-Christmas Assembly and Dance-Happy Day!-No School!! 20-28-Christmas Vacation-Dear Santa was such a generous soul-Of course, we had been so good during 1947. 30-Basketball at Shoshone-Tough luck! JANUARY 1-New Year's Holiday-But then we had to come back on Friday. 2-Basketball, Filer, here-Lady Luck return- ed! 6-Basketball, Burley, here-No comment! 9-Basketball, Rupert, here-At least, we scar- ed them. 10-Frosh-Soph Basketball at Wendell. ' 14-F.F.A.-F.H.A. Party-Super colossal! 16-Basketball, Oakley, here-Too bad, boys, but a thriller nevertheless. 20-Basketball, Twin Falls, there-Same old story. SCHCDGL JANUARY fcomw 23-Basketball, Gooding, there-Tigers chalk- ed up a victory! 27-Basketball, Buhl, here-Short end again for the Tigers. 29-Homeroom Speakers - Carmen Miller on Nursing and Virgil Cross on Agriculture. 29-Basketball, Shoshone, here-We almost made it. 30-Movie Director Maxine T. presents Comin' 'Round the Mountain -They really do things up brown. FEBRUARY 6-Basketball, Filer, there-We did make it this time. 10-Basketball, Gooding, here-Tigers won last home game. 12-Joe Shales, an engineer, talks to the .T.H.S. boys. 13-Basketball, Burley, there-We were upset again. 16-Pictures shown by forest ranger-How about a camping trip? 16-Assembly-Indian speaks to the Student Body-What a classy uniform! A 24-Basketball, Rupert, there-You guessed it correctly. 26-- B Squad Basketball Tournament at Ru- pert-Jerome placed third. MARCH 2-3-4-Class A District Tournament at Twin Falls-At least, we stayed in three -days. 8-Edna Weigen talks to the girls on Ca- reers in Home Economics. 10-F.H.A. Party-Hazelton F.F.A. and F.H.A. entertained royally. 15-Magician Show-How did that girl get out of the doll house??? CALENDAR 16-Vocal Clinic at Oakley-Many Jerome warblers participated. 17-Another Little Theater Play- While the Toast Burned -Good directing, Betty Jo Hansen. 19-Assembly-Filer High School Band-Beat those drums! 29-Assembly- Wonders of Liquid Air -Ah, the mysteries that this world does pos- sess. 31-Concert by Music Department-There's mu- sic in the air. APRIL 1-Junior Prom- Moonlight and Roses - Congratulations Juniors! 1-2-Spring Vacation-And how we welcom- ed it! 8-Assembly-David E. Starry- West Indian Witchcraft. 9-Another Concert-Such talent as those mu- sicians do have. 13-Assembly-College of Idaho favors: Student Body with an outstanding program. 14-Boise Junior College entertains with their choir. 20-Student Body entertained by National As- sembly. 22-23-District Music Festival at Burley-All that practice surely paid dividends. 29-All School Play- Double Door -Such a thrilling mystery I have never seen before. MAY 5-6-Southern Idaho State Music Festival at Twin. 7-Senior's Last Day-We'l1 miss them???? 9-Baccalaureate. 10-Senior Assembly-Deloris Branch, Valedic- toriang Ralph Adams, Salutatorian. 13-Commencement-Hurrah! School is final- ly out! MEMORIES . . . 1. Pick you up in wheelbarrow, Honey. 2. Stick 'em up. 3. Who you hidin', Gordon? 4. Bash- ful Atwater- 5- Sleepirl' Beauty- 5- The DaL1Se that refreshes. 7. Juggler Skiver. 8. What legs, Sanders. 9. Posin', 10. The New Look. I REMEMBER WI-IEINI . . . 1. Some grateful Seniors. 2. Mad, DeNoe1? 3. Such form. 4. Just another Hartsell. 5. Three is a crowd, Edith. 6. Couple of steadies. 7. Why the frown, Larry? 8. Tired, Kenneth? 9. What ya got in your pocket, Tubby? 10. Don't, you Brute! 11. The new Length. FULL OF FUN AND FANCY FREE 1. A new hair-do. 2. Kinda mixed-up eh? 3. Just, call me Hmonkeyf' 4. I'm forever blow- ing bubbles. 5. Too bad he had to leave. 6. They've got you dangling, I see. 7. This. is so sudden. 8. Such goings on Jack? 9. Earth, here I come. 10. Hmmmmm!! 11.Camera shy. 12. What a character. X90 f X f Z V A 'WW W ' , x gif? dffjni S.. i ' :j f W 4. , XP .49 1 '46 ,pt 0, 452 is V! 'KX ff, A osfkf ,O 0 KK' Q1a55 Q10XgX Q95 I' Q if gi f? M 5 9' 'V' X Vp, 'A , Aw ' , jyw ff,kf,.w wzfzfifw My W Www wgf?3 M ml? mf! QWM WMM wffwfff ff QMMWWWW fwf cf-. uh 1, -mm. J 4 , , ui. 1: LASER' MCCLEERY Spaeth' Motor Co DRUGS Yowr Prescription Dlruggist Allis Chalmers Leads the Way BETTER LIVING EET BETTER FARMING Ki? MORE PROFIT W Look Ahead the Allis Chalmers Way MEHLHAFF TRACTOR CO. TRACTORS and ALL CROP HARVESTERS GRAHAM-HOEME PLOWS SCHMEISER CULTIPACKERS MEYERS DITCHERS GEI-IL FORAGE CHOPPERS PHONE 97 JEROME Oldsmobile G.M.C. Trucks ' SALES and SERVICE ' DALEYS General Electric APPLIANCES J. I. Case IMPLEMENTS Pk PF PK SERVING JEROME SINCE 1913 FARMERS ELEVATOR Box 206 -:- Ierome, Idaho SNOWBALUS SPORT NC - SHOP an N no FEEDS ' 2-1,5 uunvwvlsrocn 5 , be:l,:,,, . Confidence - Dependabnhty 7 North Side Furniture Co., Your Furniture Store f5fAglj5'fffDl,9l2 Magic Valley's Most Complete Headquarters for School Togs ' h Home Furms ers and Award Sweaters JOE L, PETERNEL al' J antzen Sweaters Proprietor -A' Florsheim Shoes t S. H. ALBERTSON 'k S etson Hats Assistant Manager 'k Jayson Shlrts 'A' Michaels-Stern Suits Located on South Lincoln Avenue u if Arrow Ties On Road to Twin Falls 1 Jerome Idaho I f I t's from ROPERCS, I t's Dependable JEROME, IDAHO LiHERISSON'S DTC e exa, rug ore Everything for the H ome PHONE 19 -:- JEROME, IDAHO FOUNTAIN SERVICE and LUN'CHES 128 W. Main Phone 171 SINCE 1908 A Good Place to Meet Your Friends VICTOR ELECTRIC , Electrical Services Chevrolet F- Black -Electrical Appliances NORTH SIDE AUTO 5 2 SALES and SERVICE Innozvls, IDAHO P. o. Box as: rn ne rm-w !XfAyz'x,Lv'S.!NfLv'N.fAsfAyfS.fAsffQ?Nf1ihiA ' COMPLIMEN TS LaTURNER'S Of Service Station 00 Ko 260 West Main Phone 45 el, Welders Everything In and Mercantlle C0 SEEDS an . . d Everything for the Bnilderu BILL WEIGLE, Mgr. Phone 69 Jerome v4v'v v'v'vAv f?Z'N L,- 13 3 3 3 S 1 6 3 P K r 13 'C P 13 it ,P '3 1 13' 3 3 13 tl 3 3 '3 3 ll, 3 '3 3 3 1 3 L Compliments of Jerome Branch FIRST SECURITY BANK Of Idaho National Association JEROME - IDAHO CHALLENGE DAIRY PRODUCTS BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE CHEESE ICE CREAM JEROME CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY A Co-Operative Dairymarz on Every Farm Available through farmer-owned Manufacturing and Distribution Plants located at . . . Jerome - Gooding - Tw-in Falls - Buhl- Burley R p t ANDRUS HARDWARE And IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver Dealer ' Headquarters for ADMIRAL . . . ' ELECTRIC STOVES ' RADIOS ' DUAL TEMP. REFRIGERATORS ' WASHING MACHINES ' DEEP FREEZERS DeLaval MILKERS ln fact most anything in the Hardware Line CALL 48 - FOR SERVICE IN '48 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BE THRIFTY! Always buy standard Nationally Advertised Brands. For All Your Needs Shop Now Known As Idaho Dept. Store Your Friendly Dept. Store FRAZIER'S MORTUARY Ambulance Service Jerome CITY MARKET One Stop Food Center -BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Compliments of on Friend ESTEP'S KX., MEUS TEXACO PROMPT and COURTEOUS gp V7 -COLD STORAGE I.ocIcERs SERVICE -MONARCH FOODS -FRESH MEA'rs 24 HOURS A DAY -VEGETABLES Quality Texaco Products Phone 153 Jerome PHONE 190 EAST MAIN MOSELEY'S CONGRATULATIONS STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES HOME OWNED - INDEPENDENT Independence Made America- J' A0 -Trade Independent INSURANCE Phone 134-R - - - Jerome Jerome Furniture Co. Mobile Gas and Oil QUALITY MERCHANDISE TUNE-UP and LUBRICATION FRIENDLY SERVICE GROCERIES PHONE 65 CANDY and SOFT DRINKS JEROME - - IDAHO 3 5 Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Calhoon GIRLS Mo Hia C00 You w0n't,haVe to wait until he's ' ' h b 5g to 51.00 53313932 .uys a WINGFOOT Now expanded to twelve stores MakeHgNf,?sit to thereby enabling us to buy for less our display home d th b ll f 1 . an y Se or CANADA HATCHERY SHOP at KINGS and SA VE! ssnvrcz and sALEs s'ronE PHONE 203 IEHOME THE voms THEATRE JEROME. FLUIEAL Say It Wzth Flowers Extends Congratulations to the CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Graduating Class of 1948, and sin- L FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS cere thanks to the entire Student CORSAGES NURSERY STOCK Body and Faculty for their Past Pat!-Onagei Darlene and Elmer Loomis 311 -.Volzlr Friendly Fofrd Dealer- lflezlcwuf Complete Service for Your Car or Truck CHURCHMAN 8z YOUNG, Inc. The Home of Better Service 1 Jerome, Idaho Phone 115 'N.fX.rSfX.!S.!N.!xzx., IHHSSINVESFMENTlKl , GMMPBELLS We sell INSURANCE in the Best HE ATIXNNG Companies Only. PLUMBING MORTGAGE LOANS -:- REAL ESTATE APPLIANCES JEROME, IDAHO PHONE 110 P1-:ous ave-M JEROME Compliments of a Friend Rutherfords' Modern MOVING and STORAGE Barber SAND - GRAVEL - COAL 5 JEROME .... IDAHO iAv'S.fX!5iAsfSf5v'5v'SZ5v'Sj 's.fs3iLi'QfS?i'Q5s?iE'S?s?i'w.4 LADIES' WEARING APPAREL WESTERN STORES STYLE SHOP APPLIANCES HARDWARE VERN and EILA BUCKLES, Owners FURNITURE 123 East Main St. JEROME ---- IDAHO J. T. STEILE and SON QGRUNE T SANDERS xANAf RSIG JEWELERS MOTOR fxxxzxrxrxvl-.4-v4-i+i+i+v'-.1-vfx,-v+i-if 4' 4 I I E Compliments Of A Friend 4: ' ARC WELDER S C. J. Marshall Produce Co. 1, See the latest four new Marquette 4? t Welders - They give instant arc -CASH BUYER- gl gl striking Without extra high frequen- tl ti cy or booster gadgets . . . POTATOES and ON ION S ty Q I 1 I ,I Frank Judd Auto Parts Phone 106 Jerome jr Q .r 2 Buddy? Phone Ne. 4 Open All Year , ' CRYSTAL DeLUXE A ANGEL FOOD DON UTS ' P AUTO COURT S EXCLUSIVE FORMULA , 4, At Your Favorite Grocery Strictly Modern Q -Prlvate Baths D 01' DFOP In At -Stricgy Model? d S - lririllljdlcizrigals Kitchens lj Where You Win Find 18 Different Varieties 2 Blkligxiesgfdflfik' North ti 'rwm I-'AI.Ls - - IDAHO Highways 93, 25, N-30 Jerome, Idaho 'I I 'LZSZK-'xfx-'Lr'sf5i'Y'95-3-'5! -3-A-'J FLORA'S BEAUTY SHOP -REXALL DRUG- COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE DOROTHY READ, Operator SERVICE GARAGE CHRYSLER - z- PLYMOUTH PHOTOGRAPHY SCENIC and SCHOOL WORK -A Specialty- WEDDINGS FAMILY GROUPS INTERIOR SCENES BUSINESS BUILDINGS PHOTO COPY WORK A. D. LARSON L O, 4XfXfK-'Nz'-'K-A One Block South Red Light Where Service and Qnalzty Count WE PICK UP AND DELIVER JUST CALL - 127-J 2 1: 5 4 I tr Ar 6 5 HENDRICIKSON CLEANERS ' 4, 4 4 PORTRAITS COPIES PHOTO FINISHING 4 14 4 ey SOII Jerome, Idaho 4 4 4 14 Gooding, Idaho 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 Portraits -for Particular People There is no substitute for quality x,fx.fxzX.!S.!1-ISIN-I 4 4 1 JERoME LUMBER Co. NETZ JEWELRY , ' h WATCH REPAIRING 2 Exerythmg to Build Anythmgu JEWELRY 4 CLIFTON E. SHEPPEARD, Mgr. All Work Guamnteed ZPHONE 87 JEROME, IDAHO West Main Phone 378-R 64 REASONABLE RELIABLE FUNERAL SERVICE PLUMBING -2- I-IEA I WILEY FUNERAL HOME T NG J. R. WILEY, Prop. and 24-Hour Ambulance Service SHEET METAL WORK Phone 164 Jerome, Idaho 232 West Main St. Jerome, mah S I Be Thrifty - Buy Thrifty Thrifty-Way Drug Southern Ida.ho's Most Completely Stocked Drug Store JAY M. DAVIS HOME OF NATIONAL BRAND MERCHANDISE . . . ' IfVe,st1'nghrm.we Electric Appliances ' Norge Electric Appliances ' U. S. Royal Tires and Batteries ' W. P. Fuller Paints and Wallpaper ' Sparton Radios ' Motorola Home and Car Radios ' Rfte-Way Milkers GREEN AWALT,S Hardware 8z Home Furnishings Phone 85-I Jerome, Idaho 'sf'sf S.r'sf5.r'w.r'yfS?Lfw.f Nels and Lee at the avi, MINT LUNCH COUNTER 5IS?Sf SOFT DRINKS - FOUNTAIN SANDWICHES What Food These Morsels Be Ai4sfAwfhiAsf4yf4s!S.fyfzhv'if BEST OF LUCK To the FELLOWS and GALS JEROME HIGH SCHOOL from 1.4 Q HARDIER EEL. IN . T Armmaczs -srourma coons- PAINTFHARDVIAR : PHONE 119 119 E. A Complete Line of SPORTING GOODS of MAIN Q1-.Ai-.! lr 'r 2 'r fl 4 l l lr fb xfx TI GWALL Nationally Known Brands of . . . 1' DRY GOODS f CLOTHING if READY-TO-WEAR i SHOES 'X.fX.!XfX.xxfX.fX.f'x.z Produced by Qualified and Experienced Craftsmen in the Northwest's Best Equipped Weekly Publish- ing Plant. Bring Your Printing to the JERoME 12fj'Zh.NEWS Pioneer Newspaper of the North Side and Idaho Prize Winning Weekly Newspaper 'xlN.!X.!XfX1N.!XfXf . p.t. '5?Sf ZXZSZSZN lfffidfle Wwuiical W-50 . . .the finest commercial print- ing press made was installed in the NEWS last year. This press, which is fully auto- matic, with impression control, combined with the most modern type faces available, assures Jer- ome of only the best printing. r f7l'S.Z'S.f5 ' :xg X BRILLIANT fieilYLi'i7'i?5iAi's7't74 rr . 3 ' GEMS XC E EXPRESS QQ, SINCERITY DAVIS' - JEWELRY fg,2AiAvAvA:.i,vAv,N,,iAv,x,X,.',N,Nj fvlfLw'vLfAfAv2iPlfi'Nf4eA SNACK BAR QUICK SERVICE ANYTIME fAcross from. High School? LUNCHES and SNACKS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS LAMM FLORAL 100 N. Lincoln -:- Box 411 Phone 163 JEROME ---- IDAHO CUT FLOWERS - DESIGNS .1-.4-.1-x! TOWLE7S MOTEL Ierome, Idaho Delightfully Appointed for your enjoyment and rest. 3 U In 0 Ca' 'C I-1 0 5 r' E 0 5 :s 2 'v In 0 2 M 'S 'P S 4 lp 5 4 L sf5fsfNfs?Sf'sfLf'i 5 5 3 2 Always A Popular Eating arwl Meeting Place WOOD CAFE SAWTOOTH MARKET :N fx!Kv'xIi'xzX.!Kv'xz'xf'v'xfX.z'x4 Large E :rough to Be Strong, ,, Small Enough to Be Friendly -'xfKw'xfK-'xfKr'xfKf+v'xfx Potted Plants for All Occasions Phone 109-W North Lincoln MEAT -:- GROCERIES -:- APPLIANCES 'Xfltfx HI-WAY MARKET and COLD STORAGE MEATS GROCERIES CE LOCKERS CANDY COMPLIM EN TS I -Of- SODA POP CHEWING GUM A. A. j ' SMILE A WI-IILE, AND GIVE YOUR EACE A REST 1. Some Jerome musicians at Payette. 2. The morning after a slumber party. 3. Who'se you're friend, Delores? 4. Tattle-tail. 5. Watch that stuff, Clayton. 6. Looks bad, Evelyn. 7. Got wet feet, Joy? 8. Just call me Errand Boy. 9. She'11 make someone a good wife. We Awdifs Xmz.L,!-4QlvA MW' J ESSEHEES? I ' , ,E 4z42222QZ211L45K. wk ' 5.-- 'EQEWIV ,4 -i L95 'W , J? 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