Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

Page 22 text:

, Q X W l6v '- '7' ' ,- ' . 1' ff 1- , it 1 f ' .V if A 'xi I N . N XX.,-xr Z

Page 21 text:

,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

Page 23 text:

111525: 7 9.13 S, 9 .71-14, . I , xi I . hy 5 423' ' J . , . F A W. r i ,t ff . W i A Row One - Charleyene Marshall, Delores Kohntopp, Danielle Darling, Sharon Weatherton, Dianne Cristobal, Jeanie Stewart, Barbara Drumiler, Darlene Haber- man, Goldie Hargis, Sharon Brink. Row Two - Anna Davis, Kay Lee, Beverly Kulm, Carolyn Adams, Shirley Jepson, Sherry Snead, Billie Jean Thomason, Mary Jane Hodge, Lynnda Gill, Elaine Houston, Sharon White. Row Three - David Pratt, Carolyn Morris, Anita Brownlee, Sherrel Eslinger, Sherry Johnston, Emma Utter, Loy Ann Overman, Ellen Ulrich, Margaret Jensen, Nancy Prescott, Judy Sillonis, Nancy Robinson, Myrna Craig. Row Four - Loren Butler, Russell Miller, Joan Peterson, Pat Collings, Gary An- derson, Tom Rudy, Don Snell, Kay Branch, Ruby Darling, Genevieve Myers, JoAnn Woolley, Marilyn Thompson. 4 l E A new organization in J.H.S., T.A:P.S., was first organized in 1956 and was 7 so successful, that it was continued this year. The name, Teenagers Against Polion, is representative of its' goals, which are mainly to aid in the nation-wide fight against polio. Elected to head this organization were Charleyne Marshall, Chairman, De- lores Kohntopp, Jr., Chairman, and Danielle Darling, Secretary. They are backed by a membership of thirty. Assisting tasks of this or- ganization were the distributing of cannisters in the stores, their successful Block of Dimes , and the selling of blue crutches and earrings by the members. T.A.P.S. also encourages the getting of Salk Vaccine shots. Charleyne Marshall-Chairman Danielle Darling-Secretary E 6i'5C !Zi 'AZ HWS 170230 V 1 Delores Kohntopp-Assistant Chairman