Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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vi , A A A 'A ,. me ,ff k L ,,-., f,h,.,,, , k,?' Row One -- Marilyn Thompson, Sherry Snead, Darlene Haberman, Barbara Drumiler, Goldie Hargis, Elaine Houston, Janice Thompson, Gary Anderson, Anna Davis, Myrna Craig, Monte Giles, Kay Blake, Nancy Robin- son, Nancy Prescott, Dianne Cristobal, Pat Mecham, Carolyn Adams, Terry Hurley, Charleyne Marshall. Row Two - Pat Otto, Shirley Hussey, Bonnie Peterson, Judy Sillonis, Beverly Kulm, Anita Wilcornb, Kay Smith, Tonette Rabe, Norma Lambert, Gloria Ridgeway, Jackie Brooks, Elena Base, Leta Faye Van Patten, Rosiland Elliott, Joan Humphreys, Lawerence Coupe, Marva Gass. Row Three - Dixie Spofford, Wanda Emerson, Colleen Fallon, Wilma Bingham, Roberta Ward, Kathy Davis, Sherry Johnston, Loy Ann Overman, Emma Utter, Shirley Jepson, Marjorie Petitt, Elaine Rainwater, Deloris Kohntopp, Joan Wallington, Lynette Heiss, Pat Smith, Mary Gail Grindstaff, Donna Robinson, Leah Faye Ha verson. Row Four - Linda Halverson, Sue Vawdrey, Donna Bush, Janice Ostler, Marion Petitt, Carolyn Morris, Deena Dixon, Patty Prescott, Genevieve Myers, Lea Olsen, Wanda Jenkins, Ruth Werner, Rea Olsen, Anita Brown- lee, Sherryl Eslinger, Lynnda Gill. Row Five - Frances Hess, Darlene Hanks, Joan Peterson, Carolyn Hopper, Loretta Peterson, Kay Paskett, Rheuma Ovard, Joyce Moore, Bobby Heuer, Lee Canada, Frank Showers, Loren Butler, Jim Neal, Jim Climer, Dick Hart, Gary O'Harrow. Row Six - Judy Harlow, Ruby Darling, Ann Durrant, Diane Dryden, Tamara Tilby, Sharon Brink, Maxine Craig, Elaine Edwards, Anne Heasley, Joyce Church, Josephine Branchal, Patti Everhart, Patty Van Zante. Tep Clulf ,Hear that Rah Rah and Yea Tigers booming out of th t thrilling game 01' during a pep assembly. It was the Pep Club's Fingzygli aor: behiniddourtgerome Tigers. pp l n er e leadership of Myrna Craig, re 'd tg Wil B' president, and Elaine Houston, secretary, Ithgy gave setnaaxiewgipeggdvggi lilvaernsggy up the crowd and cheering section and have shown good sports- One of the outstanding projects that the Pep Club undertook th Black J in the middle of the ch r' t' , A - was e use of Tiger penants at the game? mg Sec mn mother prolect' was the On Tiger Day the Pep Club entered a fl t ' th huge horseshoe, This horseshoe was held actatlieq galil? als? cliiageacelllgggaeq-1313 and Carolyn Adams for the Tigers to run through as they came onto the field Miss PAULINE GINES Advisor

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2' A QUILL AND SCROLL Front Row - Deloris Kohntopp, Pat Mecham, Sharon White, Torn Rudy Don Snell, Nancy Prescott, Darlene Haberman, Margaret Jensen Second Row - Miss Edith Nancolas, Mrs. Susie Williams Joan Peterson Kay Lee Sharon Brink, Charleyne Marshall, Elaine Houston, Rea Olsen Myrna Craig I QUILL AND SCROLL Motto-Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free. The officers for Quill and Scroll were president, Kay Lee, vice president, Pat Mechamg and secretary-treasurer, Sharon White. The float for Tiger Day Parade was a book With one side depicting the Tiger and the other side depicting the Live Wire . The banquet for the installation of new members was planned and held with all members present. The Quill and Scroll Carnival Was set for March 15, but due to the State Basketball Tournament it was postponed until March 29. The candidates for King and Queen of the carnival were Patty Prescott, Norma Lambert, Anna Davis, Gary Silver, Mike Neal, and Bob Phillips. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the idea of scholarship, to advance the standards of the profession of journal- ism by developing better journalists, and to promote exact thinking, clear and forceful Writing. Without the help of our advisor, Miss Nancolas, our organization could not have accomplished so much. MISS EDITH NANCOLAS Advisor , 'Sap

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,531 DRILL TEAM Left to Right - Patty Prescott, Maxine Craig, Marnetta Olsen, Leah Fay Halver- ssonl, Wilma Bingham, Roberta Ward, Kathy Davis, Lynnda Gill, Kay Pasket, Phyllis c midt. The Drill Team under th-e leadership of Myrna Craig looked very snappy this year. The new additions to their outfits of white bows on the skirts, derby hats and canes were eye catching and clever. They performed at th-e Twin-Jerome game and the Minico-Jerome game. The crowds liked the salute the drill team gave to each school and the snappy and unique endings of their routine arrangements. The junior captain was Wilma Bingham who blew the whistle and kept an eye out to make sure the lines were straight and neat. Our congratulations go to the drill team for their outstanding performances. Good luck to them in the future. Left to Right - Connie Block, Joanne Woolley, Judy Harlow, Kay Harder, Dianne Kersey, Carol Ward, Kay Branch, Adrienne Allen. JUG FIFE AND BOTTLE BAND