Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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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

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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.

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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.