Kamiah High School - Kub Yearbook (Kamiah, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

, 1 I Y. X . ,, i .af ', -'X ff Q. L . ,,, Aw 5 X N R f fl fill V g, L WIKI, Ia ltd EL GX Y I k ,, Y ' Hx J L xx! Q1 V Mi A MV J I X 1 4 L L 1 , M 4 1 , ' 1 .J H I, I 1 31 J H I I 'v I . x 1-.f 5, A K , M , J' Q if sf' fm? W Q M N XX fx ,f 1 X ul lv Q 7'U'NeL A V V ' 1 f 1 . v 3 I . 1 V A - X ' L L X' 9? M W 'V X xxx LU X V? L Lx xv l X5 RL , 'f , ,L , QW 'X xv , 1 V .M K ' ' 5 N X ,l qu 1 I 1 W mx 'V Nw -K ', F RN v 'x Nw - L WAX WJ X gf J, bw f THE KUB STAFF PRESENTS THE I9 8 Hub OF KAM IAH HIGH SCHOOL KAMIAH, IDAHO xxff -N :7 1-if .2-C7 bi'- wzfwfevsw mai --- ' J The above 1S a drawlng ofihe proposed new kamlah High School another step ln the probress of our high svhool FOREWORD It has been the sine re purpose of the Fub of 1958 to record effectively nneevents of an UtSt3HdlHV school year As time goes on, may this volume brlng to you memories of chleve ent, of happy and worthwhile ex periero S, of UHSElflSP and lastlng friend Qhios and of tre s irlt of our hivh school K, fp '.'A,.,-.:, XY, x , L ,V Q A ' 7-7 777 i Jn 9 -19 - 'K d Qgff' yiZ7 1,-1-'M' ' '1xJ. -gs iii? L53 ' '.pgLQ Kip' J- I .K '- .f 'XX '- M f - --1 - K7 6 ' I f xx Nh' Y xxvk 1 ' V f 21: '- ' , f ' 1 ,XX ,Q . - I A ' ff +L,:,,-4 W 4 ' f Y I L-1 2 1 X 1 r v F L' I I f -17 y -yy- jLJ 1 Q P4 I f o .4 M y Y 1 4 , 1 1 fy !'4 1,Kk-i-v K 1 ' A ,H Ay-+Ap:,g., LL - , w, . , A ,M 1 W, .,...i1-,-uw ., , ff ,,, , . , - ' X o , , '- ' K ' ' -.Lff 7 ' , . : 7 1 l 3 . vi I . A t U V 3 ' ' , E1 . YS . .. A - r 1,6 ' . ' - - A 'x p ' D . TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGES I THRU 3 PAGES 4 THRU 22 PAGES 50 THRU 59 - ------------ -:mars za THRU 49 x L Nr Wheeler Coach, Shop World History Nr Foster Superintendent hrs Helberg llsh, G A Eng Foreign Lang Mrs Werner Principal, Math, Bookkeeplng N X L J-Q YY u V'9 'M Af' Nr Bulslng Mrs Dupont Mr Norln Mr Tilton J Blolocy Sience Chemistry, Math Mechanical Drawing Enollsh, ourn , , Social Sience Home E English -i Mrs Dagley Mr Merrell Mrs Dupont Mr Buising Mr Wheeler , T5 PP K 'N Q LL, Mr. Tilton A X Q w M . L NN X xx V? Ni 31 45. 'B -ef, A.. L 31? e NSXX Mr. Morin Mrs. Helberg MTS- Werner X SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY In this year of 1968, we find that Jerry Evans and his bride, Millie Keirnes, are with the Clyde Eeatty Circus troupe and Jerry brings home the bacon by charming snakes with his faithful clarinet Sandy Naftzger is known as the girl with the ten Cadillacs Sandy still hasn't made up her mlnd among her twenty fellows We now find David Spence residing at his Las Vegas night cluband he tells us that he is a reformed member of the WAAAN, and has recently been elected resident oi that organization This year sees Jim olders as the all around cowboy of the nation and is now recuperating at the West Heaven Clinic for the crippled from various fractures Carol Lamb is now a model for the Broadway Shop and ir her spare time teaches 4 H John Hahn is a top mechanic now and is employed at Ol1ve's Auto Parts Larry Lockhart has just taken a screen test in Hollywood and he is 1968's answer to Clark Gable We took a trip to Washington, D C and found a brand new monument erected in the honor of Susan Ray for her famous midnight ride on faithful 'Whiskey' warning all Idaho residents that Sputnik 19 had landed in the Kamiah Lumber yards Lola Mc Call is now Mrs Wllson, r siding in Orofino, of course, she and Wilbur are the proud parents of twins Lola is a successful house wife and mother Betty Woods is still married to the Air Force She is now in Japan wishing she were back rome for Christmas Bud Dove has spent the last lO years at Yale, trying to major in football and has just recovered from a physical collapse and is now taking up taxidermy Larry Adams has a new bride and he is supporting her by being the head dealer in poker games Verna Arthur is working in Fred Nurray's Dancing School,instructing the Chicken Scratch Johnnie Walker and Jim Maynard are the best krown millionaire sheep herders at this time Their latest investment wa the Kooskia Pavilion They have barred it to all Valley students except Whlly They were recently awarded a plaque for the most respectable dances around They installed a refreshment bar inside, no more cold walks around the corner Scotty Knight has ma e his first million by stump farmlng in the Woodland area and his child hood bride, Carol Holloway, is the soul owner of the Kamiah Cafe They are both Norkimgfor a second million The hired help happens to te all the little Knights andtheywork cheap John Morgan is now Government supported as he is still wearing the cast on his injured foot and can't work Patsy Storey is a dignified irterjor decoratov If vou want to change the interior of your house,Call Per at WE5 2451 Yvonne Paul is the operator of the local Lonely Hearts Club Ste is using her first lO husbands as prospects for lonelv girls We have a professor among us now, as professor, Elton Johnson teaches a stiff course in pryscology Lawrence Roby is now the soul owrer of the Clearwater Progress The local paper is now noted for its ossip column Karen Adams is famou for being the only woman who has swum the English Channel using the tack stroke Darla Sammons is a noted wrlter She specializes in writing about other people's problems Be sure to read her column, Darla's Delirious Elusiors Karon Davls is a concert pianist She now plays with the Boston Symplory Orchestra Now the rother of twins, Donna Maynard, finds she hasn't much time to scrape the mud from Glenn's lo glng clothes before she washes them Pocks and mud are hard on the machine, Donna ' . Carol really has a moneylmaking outfit, because all the profit is hers Bobbie Guetzloe is teaching world history to the seniors in Kalama High School The Reverend Forrest Willlams now holds services every Sunday at the Presbyterian Church in Kamiah Howard Dauvbert is playing professional football for the Los Angeles Rams utch is lucky, as he can go back for next season because his lnjurles from previous games are fine row Cllff Lamb is a mlllionaire sheepherder now He is still living on the prairie and he still fights the drifting snow in the winter Jane Vest is a distinguished wallpaper designer and her best customer is DOr'Othy Woods Burton Willey owns a chain of grocery stores in the Pacific Northwest Ee sure to buy your food at W1lley's Wisest Ways Store Joe Collin's name is famous now for his recent sports car invention He calls this little jewel, Perry's Popping Perculator Joe is nowtne owner of the A R T We find that Art Lacey is still living in good ole Kamiah He is the most popular land eliglblel bachelor in miah He is working as a lipstick tester in his factory Lorene Bacon is celebrating her 9th wedding anniversary with Wayne, but just one trouble, she had to bake her own annlversary cake Dorothy Woods is a skilled interior decorator Her prices are low, as she gets her oods at a discount from Jane Vest's Wallpaper Design Darlene Hoberts is now teaching piano ln Kamlah and ln her spare time she sells Jantzen clothes Betty George finally joined the Air Force to be with her fellow, Delbert Bett says that the WAF offers a lot except Betty is now stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base and Delbert at the North Pole Their nine boys are all Air Force Cadets By Letty Woods and Lola McCall the manager of the newly erected Max Factor plant. And girlsl-Art is SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At the begin ing of the freshman year, 52 green freshmen trudged up the steps of Kamiah High School, to begin their first vear of high school education There were 36 who graduated from Kamiah Grade School, and 16 Joined us at the steps Those oining us were Shirley Eckhard, LeRoy Ja , Jeannie Johnson, ill Louis, Scotty Knight, John Morgan, Char es Nelson, Melvin Marks, Lorene Bacon, Pete Hlbbs, David Lyda, Burton Willey Bernice Thomas, Arthur Lacey, Mary Knight, and David Knight Th first event for the year was the High School Carnival Our candidate was Karon Beth Davis, who, on the night of the carnival was elected carnival queer The traditional initiation then was bestowed upon us by the all4mo willing sophomores Our adviser for our freshmen year was Mrs Werrer AS sophomores we provided entertainment for the Valentine Party of the student body During the year, we gained Jerry Evans lost Bernice Thomas, Charles Nelson Melv1nMarKs,B1l1 Louis Shirley Eckhard, Isaiah Arthur Mary Knight, and David Knight Once again we elected another successiul queen candidate Bobbie Guetzloe We finished our 2nd year of high school with a feeling of pride and with Mr Fairchild as our adviser Time flew and we gathered at K H S to start our junior year We elected Donna fEvansD Maynard, as our princess of the High School Carnival also had a very successful nJunior Jamboree' The big event of the year was our Junior Prom We are sure no one will ever for et the beautiful nDeep Purple W We had with us new this year oe Collins, Marcia Magnuson, Forrest Williams, Betty Woods, and Marcella Wood We lost Leonard Chase, Chester Harpham, Jeannie Johnson, Barbara Ruff, Kenny Waide, and Bill Thoday With Mr Morin as our adviser, we ended another glorious year as upperclassmen We also lost Marcia Magnuson During our senior year, Verna Arthur was our candidate for carnival princess. We held our Sadie Hawkins Dance on Nov mber Z and the seniors gathered in Patsy Storey's garage to make the cider. CI heard some weird storiesof the cider making party, but I won't commit myself.J The Senior Play, 'Aunt Tillie Goes to Townn was a success. Two weeks later, December 14, was our very appropriate Senior Ball, nMoments to Remember.W Our class colors were fuchsia and white and our motto was nSuccess Awaits at Labor's Gates.' In our senior year, we gained: Larry Lockhart, Darlene Roberts. We lost June Onthank. Those who haveattended Kamiah School for all 12 years are: Lawrence Roby, Larry Adams, Verna Arthur Johnnie Walker, Jimmie Maynard, Elton Johnson, Bud Dove, Betty George, and Yvonne Paul. We had a great deal of responsibility, so we chose two advisers. Mrs. Dagley and Mr. Buising gave us a lot of help in every thing we did. We have accomplished a reasonable amount of education and have had a lot of fun in all our four years at Kamiah High School. By Carol Holloway ,fUHHHWHHHUHHNHHHHWHHHHHHHHHHHHMUNUMHHHWHHHMHHHHHHHHHHMHHWHHMHHUMHHHHHHHHHHMHHHMHHHHHHHHHHMHHHHHHHHMHWHHHUUHMHHHHMHHHWHHHHHE . e we : . g : , . We J WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWWWWWI1 dll. 11 I MWWWWWWWH Class Officer ----------- 3 Student Body Officer--3, 4 Basketball ------------ 3,4 Baseball ---------- l,2,.'5,4 Football -------------- 3,4 Track ----------------- 5,4 K ' ' ' 23394 Kabaret --------------- 3, 4 Male Chorus ------------- 4 Jawa 6M,M, Senior Play Cuastj Mixed Chorus Kubbetes A Ixabaret 2,3 E - N 1- ..... ---4 E Mixed Chorus----------2 3 GElSi?ei?-.'iih35? ------- 2, 5 E Kubbetes----- ---- -----3:4 TT Newspaper ----------- ---AEG. A. A. ' 215 Kabaret- ---------- --1, 2, 3 E ,MQUA Q Camera Club 5, 2 4 M pw, male Chorus Senior Play CCastD Class Officer 1, 2,3, Baseball , Football ,3,4 Track Klub 1, 2 9314 Miled Chorus -------- 25,4 Esenlor Play fcasw ------ -45 Band ------------------ 5,4 EC1ass Officer' ----------- -4 Class Officer ------- l,2,5 Elaasketball ------- ------ Z5 ,4 Student Body Off1CeT ---- 4:ggEaSeba11 ....------ - KUDDBIES -------------- 5,4 gF00tba11 ---- GQ Ao Ac 2,334 ------- Qiie..-1 K Klub ----------- ---------l, 25,4 --2,1245 ---------2!3D4 ' l,2,3,4E Kabarer ---------------- 3,4 - Mal E CY1OI'l.lS ------ paw-6 ------4 Senior Play fCastJ ----- -4 Mixed Chorus-- ,,,,,. --2,5 Band ---..-------- -1,2,3,4 Annual staff- ---- ----- - -4 Kabaret --------- ---- 2 , 5, 4 Dance Eand ------ ---- 2 ,5,4 Pep Band ------- ----- 2,5,4 2,5 4 Calllefa. Club --- -' - , QQWZ Ewmf Sksmuxg Mixed Chorus Kubbetes 5,4 A 1,2,3 Newspaper Ivixed Chorus Kubbetes A Newspaper Kabaret 2,3 WMU Mixed Chorus Band Kabaret Camera Club ,4 2,3,4 9 Mixed chorus Band Kubbetes A Newspaper Kabaret Camera Club My? 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Class Officer 3 4 Annual Staff 1,213 :Business Manager -4 Kabaret Jaws MVN., QHAH Kabaret 1,2 Mixed Chorus Camera Club Male Chorus g',,,,.0, 2f.,,...,v- Mixed Chorus Kubbetes G A A Newspaper Kabaret ..- ...- ...- ...- i. Baseball ............... .3 -E K Klub ---- ---------- E Class Officer ----- ------ 3 E Yell Leader ---- ----- -- --Z .L K Klub --------------- -4 2 Track ------ ------ ------ 2' Ia ra E if mm E 2 5 E llllllllllll 9 ?' Eb I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Football ----- ---------- - Kubbetes ----- - --------- - 497020 'G' ., ZW.ZA,.7M.,.,L Class Officer Basketball Football Track Nha Klub l,2, Kabaret Male Chorus 3,4 3,4 3,4 25-do W 54-66 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4.. Ban Kubhetes 4-Mixed Chorus , ,3,4 A 2,15:Kabaret , ,5,4 Kabaret 3 4: Camera Club 1 2,'5,4 Wwfwrb II 5EHi01' Play CCQSU 42 Kubbetes ---- - ------- -3,45 Senior Play mast? ----- -4 - 5 lvf1X9d CYIOTLIS ----'-' ' 2,b,4 Kubbetes -------------- 5,4 G. A. A. --------- ----- 2 ,3 habaret ------------- 2,3,4 Band ------------------ 3,4 Judea ima Mixed Chorus Newspaper --------------- 455 Mixed Chorus ---- ------ ,4 G. A. A. -------------. 2,35 Kubbetes --------- ----- 3 ,4 -ibiiixed chorus ------..-... 35 u. A. A. -------------- 2,5 Inaba? Mixed Chorus Class Officer A nual Staff Newspaper Buslness Manager Kabaret Newspaper --------- ------ 4 Kabaret --------------- 5 , 4 Statistician- -------- -5,4 -1,4.42,0..A1kf 9 2,5,4 'QS EY fain Business Manager A Newspaper Kabaret 2 J,a4M dvwuxh- YI? af . E Senior Play CCastD-- ggMixed Chorus ---- ---- EEC1ass Officer- ---- -- E Kubbetes ------------ 260 Ao Ao ' EEKabaret --------- ---- 5 Camera Club ------- -- D49 - I 4 rf' ...X NWN 6r,..,Jfa-n 2Q4LlZ4hv1, Til? ----4 2,3,4 ----4 --5,4 2, 5,4 ----5 2,5,4 B ? Q' ' Q' vb , :L q x 7 C7 Senior Play iCast3------4 ECM-SS 0ff1CeT' ----- -3.42 Mixed Chorus ---- ---- 2. ,5,4 EBasketball ------------ 5 ,fig Mixed Chorus ---- -- ------ G. A.. 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SENIOR SNAPS lxe 'lf it X X 5-v 1 Arthur, Lawrence, Jane, John, Dorothy, Burton, Lorene, Karon, Susan, Betty 2 Yvonne, Carol, Burton, Dorothy, Patsy, hrs Dagley, Bud, Larr 3 Lorene 4 Susan 7 Scotty, Carol, Mr Bulsing, Howard Sandy, Patsy, Mrs Larry 8- Patsy, Burton, Scotty, Dorothy 9- Betty 10 Patsy Jane 12- Betty, Verna 15- Howard, Larry 4 Lawrence, Elton 16 Muns 17- Officers Coomer and Royce first safe driving award 6 nlton, Patsy Karen Jane, Sandy, Howard 5 Joe 6 Burton Dagley, Elton, Bud Karon, Betty - Karen 15- Jimmie, and Larry receiving 15 4. A 5- 5--3 if 9' 1? Adams Beckman Bowles Diggs Dutcher Fairbanks Fairchild Finney Finny G11m0Fe Green Hardin Hayes Hess HUdd1eSt0H Kolar McNeil M81SHeT Meisner Miller Miller Morris Myers Osborne Powell Queen Roberts Spencer Strain Thomas A Wilson H Yates L LaMunyan D Landmark D Young IUNIORS 3 nf 4. 1514 K-4? F No Pics B Davis C Wemhoff J Greer ,s J. . 3 D. I A G. S. B, r !E', g G. - ' N. G. X . - ' 1. Y fre ' S gf W I BI ' ' M ,, R W V IIS' X V. 'if' ,iff V . lik,-N 'J' ' e'm4 ff, t B K. I. 2 B M- 5 R- Ey il ifiyl , ' I owe I f' M. JM, Mxfh ' A F. lfierg iii? J. . V, ' Iwi. , K' is Q v. D. 'T K. C? B. . VJ? ,Q . 3. X',, 'K Q asL 1. , r xg 1 ' . B1 B .wgg ' f' '5 W' 1i1IlIt, 'D V Z ' wo JUNIOR SNAPS flip nu and Dean Deall Bird ' 1 San, NlCK6F, and Dean SCTURD WI , QB ' , 3? Q, A NSE - , 3Q 0. 'I P-.fn W is N ni ' x V Agi ,- . I Zo ff 4 'Q -' 1 ' 1 5 Q Ula EH ' . s r4J ,, ,,h -su' ' K :D el N x QNQxi ,1p,, 7' I xl N H3 . ' 2? 5 I XD N A X r' ' rn U t N :Q 5 . -gg, 1 ci , r 'Rx .L I 1 'A 5- W X 3 50' K 4 x 1 3 1 x ' 4 3 5 11 U g x P, Q wh , '1 ' I , 1 f ' N Sl - - l ' Marv, Vlrglni Elrd, Bozo, ana Eecko DOH Gary B , Gary D , Fran, and Dar ew GHFY D GHG Keith and'AuStln D rlene, Ue1 J Bg,Lam Mm,aniDwn Chemls rw Class wi ,7 AY ca 'iii' W QD is! Altmiller V Ayars S Matthews V Moffett Biggers E Cochrane B Morris E Patton Collins J Em ert B Rogers R Routh HSHGFSU c Holloway Simler Johnson A Johnson Teall D Thoday Johnson R Kearny Jruning F an Gullder Knight S Knight C Walker G Winslow C Kornoely XI Wu! Y? No icture R Lacey L eorge SOPHOMORES 'ka Qlr R Moffett K. 9 x 9 Q t . g n 41A 'I 'f ' G. 3, ' 1 t ? t I .W , . B 1, S. gig? JI!!l,' ' V? Jil X! IM . , 1 ,Ti 0 K 'J J. . fc. 'AAA P. E- ' f . ' CQ S '. ,f A. Q 'N J. i t K' ' 0 - P. L. . V Li f ' . -- ' - . E 3,51 - 4 ' ' 11 . Q' QW ll VZ FRESHMEN Q Em t Adavs Adams Adams W Adams 1 GF D Evans D Faranoe G Grove L Guetzloe G HaWKlDS Altmiller P Atkins Barnett G Hibbs F Houde D Biggs-rs Tamlet D Huddleston D Johnson B Branson Breeze D Johnson J PMP I Colllns E Dahlin E Diggs T Hutchinson S Knight IV 1 -' D Lage I Crawford Arthur Denham Cno pict uresb 20 0 'I' ,..' If U. ,. hyd, o Av, . . 1 Q t! 4 ' lg l i '. fm 'V,! Taj' j' 1tQ5 . ' ? ' 4. B. . an f ' ii f . Q A I A i f 2 ., F M1 0 fET4 fy J' AV ' D, f 0 in ' 'ff fl Q' ' qi Q B Y - . .. , Ivins c. Q 1- Q ' A t I bs f ,. ' ' , X V . gf W: r 5 x K. S' FRESHMEN A Reed E Reed F Lam G Lavunyan C Runge G SheLgren Landmark M Lockhart E Slmler I Smith Lockhart T Lyons Souders R Spence Lyons L Latthews Thornton D Tuning Mendenhall C Mendenhall G W11S0n B TUFDST xl f Mlllage E Naftzger S Walker S Vest Patton J Ray D Yates 11.1 CNo Picture J S Pablo A Pinkham N Elf 4 1 ' Hdffff' 4 4 C. b L f w,2f go Q 5Fh.f . . M. JN -1 .. ' 'afff ell, . ,g we R. H a a Mn - S, . w. ' 'ff 5 ,gg K, ' 14 4 C f ' . 4- .L c. . ' U oaggf jx ,' .-. rs'EJ L. . 44 B. . fi- 1 Q y U fffiiiig : HOW WE LOCKED THEN af' C Lamb, S Walker, I Lock hart, K Thornton, L Guetzloe D Johnson, C Breeze, K Lage, B Branson, S Knlght Initiation was held on Sept mber 20 All the Frosh came to ohool ' F- loolinv like they had 'ff-iff' Q 4 ,fm just ?'etuI'neo froma rest of K H S enjoyed laugrln at ther 4 lt G Shelgren, R Emmeru sou ders, D Evans, B Huddleston I Smith, D Tuning, T Hutch inson, C Mendenhall, B Patton G Wilson F Houde T L E Tum G Lahunyen, B Dahiin yo! S Vester, C Lamb J Woodward, W. Lyons B. Bramlet C. Men J. Hutchins P. Atki S. denha11,, C. Runge, 'B. Turner D. Far-ance ' ns' Vest' 22 1 , D 1 13 , ,, I .- A,if,.1f A Fl2g?,f w 5 N 1 . , ' trip on Sputnik! The M9 ,,. , . .MT . ...n. . , - 5 , 1 I 1.0 K F , it .I , ,I w , . 7' Q 'i . . , - -' v ' 5 A O . U A 0 V - A I L . ' '- T v 0 ' 0 0 IS, Q I , ' ' 1 W X 2 ' , y Q R A' Www gp - s.Ei:5 Sept Oct 4, Nov Dec Jan SCHOOL f J may q 3 Q V 75? Q CALENDAR National Assembly Clearwater There Frosh Initiation Potlatch Here Orofino There Lapwai There Shrine Show Grangeville Here Clearwater Here 25 Teachers Institute Sr Party 6 Cake Walk Frosh Return Party National Assembly Sr Play Matinee Sr Play Lapwai Here Round Robin at Orofino Frosh Ban uet National sembly Sr Ball 3t1tES Party Academy Here Band Clinic Here Pierce Here Kendrick There Academy There Weippe Here 'N nur' Valley There National Assembly Pierce There Feb Kendrick Here Valley Here Grangeville Here Grangeville There Cottonwood Here Valley There National Assembly March 21, 22 Kabaret 28 Return Party for Valley Invitational Track Leet at Kooskla 29 PTa1r1eFeSt1Va1 April National Assembly Culdesac There Lapwai There Grangeville Here Valley Here G A A Playday at w Grangeville There Kendrick Here 25 26 Music Festival at Lewiston Lapwai Here may Kendrick There Culdesac Here Junior Prom Graduation 2 ls Y' f ,-,, 7, ' ' A - . ,.yy,, 9 - 29 - K X 13 - 31 - 20 - 27 - 1 1 7 - . 3 - 4 - 15 - 5 - 18 - 18 - 21 - 23 - 25 - 2 - WWW, 1 L . - I A . 15 - 1 19 - ', ku 22 - . - 'A 23 - . , 1 - - 3 - 4 - NM 7 - 8 - A' A 11 - 15 - , 13 - Rs 18 - A - , ' Q c 0 17 - Valley Here Mosco 18 - T 22 - 29 - 23 - ' 24, , - 9 l 29 - 10 - 17 - V 1 18 - 2 - R . 24 - 6 - 10 - 19 - , 1 3 A 1' I 6 1 f ' 4 STUDENT Pre dert Larry Adams nec Treas Ksron D3flS Enswress a na ers Darla Sanrons ard raren Adarsf ysentl, Vice Presidert Yeltr Strair BODY OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL 'QEQT vin ff IUNITHNW- Back row Representatives Hox rd Daugherty Gary Bowles, Jim Emmert John Walker, and Davld Johnson Front row Presldent Larry Adams, Sec Treas Karon Davis, Advisor Nr Foster, Representatlve Verna Arthur, Vlce Presldent Kelth Strain ea f Ei . OFFICE GIRLS Eeox rss: Rr 1 Noge. .sry A V iL 3. ongie Walker T 't rov Eettj ueor: haron Davis Carol Lamb I 25 CLASS OFFICERS Alternate Representatlve Front row Larna La hunyan, Vice rresldent Dallon h8lTChl1d, Serretary Lary Nc Neil, representatlve Gary Bowles Eack row Advlsor hrs DuponT,Treasurer Dennis Landmark President Jerry Roberts Advisor Mr Morin SOIHOKOHIS rront row Arvlsor rs well rg secretary -connie Eranson hepresentatiae - David Johnson Eacl rov Vicg--resident-uar4 Sielgren, President-Fritz Adams, Trea urer-Hickey Landmark, Alt rrate Representative - Larry Rattle s Front row Presldent Bud Dove, Vlce Presldert Jorn ie walker, Sevretary Lavrence Roby, Treasurer nlt n Jonnson Back row dvlsors lr Dagley and hr bU1SlHD, Representative Howard Dau nerty, Alternate n6DF6S6ILlV6 Patsy storey JUUIORS 'UR' Front row Sec Trea Connie walker Vice President Jo Fendren alterna e Representative Judd oodward Back rox ndVlSOT Mrs hernen P es ent Cliff holloray nepresentative Emmert FRISHLWF QUIK? WWA Most Likely to Succeed Boy Larry Adams Valeolctorian Lawrence Roby Salutatorian Elton Johnson f-' Mary McNeil Ee t Dres 9 Oy TUV Ivons THE MOST Bashful Boy Best Dresseu uirl Mickey Landmark Sandy D1 es AND 4' ost Likely to Best Personallty auvceed Girl Jim haynaru x q'ff Karon Davis THE BEST fx 501,11 istj-cated Best All Around II' If Bud Dove Athlete John walker r hw ,U , 'fa A LL', 1 ' l , 1 N 'V az, l ' , I .. f - f A Na MwtEmmDdGMi- L ' U b S - s Q E - N 1 -: '- ., p X l -N I 'fl . ' -l X fu V ' - . F - x Q I - !Q'Z-f I9 57 'VY' H CARNIVAL X 'Xxx 'RP ,lily Melva Green CJun1orD, Vicki Ayars CSO homoreb Margie LockhartQFresh manl, Verna Art ur CSen1orD The week before September 14 found the Kamiah High School in a terrific uproar All of the students were busily working on their carnival booths It was a lot of hard work but everyone was satisfied with the results The raffle booth won first place for best decoratlon and the fish pond came in with a close second Each of the booth chairmen was presented with two boxes f cardy To corclude the evening of festivities, Vicki Ayars was crowned queen of the carnlval She was presented a large stuffed toy by Larry Adams, student body president 44 V' ' lg 'ti' 0 sic .,f I! If me r Y 1. i Z- , T., 4' 15 ..1! W Myst, r Q 'W' r 'Q , K . A Lx f-A 4 fpt ' Q 4 as M., .Q 4 '- X 'X' F .-'L 1 S3 A . H 9 . ' ' 0 I S w A O HOMECOMING MEMORIES Serpentine led by the Kubbettes ONE Queen Karen and her attendants from left to right Johnnie W , Dianne Y , Larry A , Karen A Judy A , and Jim M of' allff I 'Tl Beginning of the first serpentlne This year's K H S Homecoming festivities started on the eve of the annual football game This year's foe happened to be the Valley Rams of Kooskia Stites After the serpentine downtown, the student body assembled at the football field where the Rams were burned in eiflgy The next day another serpentine was made through the town trylng to arouse the spirits of the people, reminding them of the big ball game that was about to begin The Kubs twisted off the Rams' horns as they gave them a 19 O walloping in a real rough and tough game played in the rain To climax the day's events was the Alumni Dance The main feature the Homecoming Queen Karen Alt miller, a sophomore, was the lucky girl Her royalty was Dianne Young and Judy Adams, both juniors Each of the girls received a special gift from the football team Music provided by the pep band Valley goes up in smoke! 1 ' U I I ,- ' . Cl A -Q T Q of the dance was the crowning of I , - , Je p . . . Q6 .5 . . . . . I 9 5 29 Q Ju Try hittin' the tub Taste awful, Kiddles? SADIE HAWKINS DAY On October ll, 'round 7 50 P N the youn5Laun of K H S flocked into the nd of Dogpatchn dressed as all sorts of Dogpa ch characters The Senlors of our clan souoze and stomped apples fer a weeex tryin' to get enuff apple soueez1n's fer the rest of tnar relatlons The Dogpatch peopleswan a.thank tue Seniors fer thar hospltallty and the kakes an' pyes they all won at t1e Kake Walk Karen M , bhirlene M , Howard D , Patsy Bo1l1n' apple squeezlns? Grand March 30 gms:-A wig 41: F' X- -f so m,3,g' f! ' ' v 1. l . o I . ' s On-O - S . . . O . I 31 I , I . H 0 i 0 0 A0 ' W W ' w ll fl Cast of Senior Play nAUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN Aunt Tillie Lorene Bacon Mervin Tucker -Jerry Evans Ronald Howland Howard Daugherty Pamela Marsh Sandy Naftzger Ullen heeland -Jane Vest biZZl6 Parsons betty woods Luclnda Talbott Patsy storey Charlie One Lung Bud Dove Amnt Tillie Trask Dorothy Woods Dr Hattie Bing Susan Ray Co directors Mrs Dagley and Mr Buising Sound effects Larry Adams Make up artists Carol Holloway and Carol Lamb SENIOR CLASS PLAY A1I1'lOSt the end. Merv VOU'T61n a fix' Back stage gossip! Dr Bing giving a treatment! Pam M8.I'Sh-- better ICHOWII as Sandy The play really went over big! Lots of practice makes a good play! li Luther Lorrimer--:Scotty Knight 1 SENIOR BALL The night of December 14 wlll be by many as the night of nMoments to That was the song chosen by the seniors for the theme of their Senior Ball The gymnasium was decorated more remembered nemember this year or less in the Christmas spirit with a large Christmas tree standing at the frnt near the stage, and smaller H he S1d6S trees alo g t The stage was decorated with large circles whlch were illuminated from behind The circles spelled out, Class of '58u The punch stand was decorated in white and blue with 'Moments to Rememb palnted on th door 1B black There was even an occassional twig of mistle toe hanging from the ceillng, as you can see by t BQ OD th1S I E one of the pic ur p g The programs attracted much attentlon, belng mage by a new Spraying process The cover was sprayed in fuchsia making a sllhoutte of two grad uates A protective plastic coverlng added the finishing touch David and Lola under the mistletoe Stage decoration Larry and Lola Punch Stand Seniors in the rush of decorating... Patsy Painting a PCSU Ball 'n the Jack Xl' 'Half- ' ze. Surrey with the Fringe on Top Well, Anyway! That's AMOTG1 When You Wish Upon a Star 'vx Stage Crew f- 'Q , 'Q , A4 w 5 H i 41, I, I, -1 I . , 43 v x . . 953. t n 4 rr . 5' ' Y Q f K H A B eg fe A 4 R 5 rv . A W I X 1 T l in 33 Jli IUNIOR TPEME STAIRWAY TO ThE STABS fi PROM LL. COMMENCEMENT Com encement exercises for 37 high school seniors, the largest class to graduate from the Kamiah High School, were held in the high school gymnasium on the night of May 19 The gym was filled to capacity with parents, friends and relatives of the graduating senlors The processional, Carnival of Roses , was played by the high school band The Rev Lawrence Porter gave the invocation and Elton Johnson, sa1utator1an,addressed e audience with his speech, HAS You Think, You Trav 1' New Horizons for Youth , was the subject of the va e dictory address given by Lawrence Roby The musical nwmber of the evening was again pro vided by the high school band They selected to play Old Hickory' Dr Harry H Caldwell, professor of geo graphy at the University of Idaho, gave the featured address of the evening Following Dr Caldwell's speech Supt Foster presented the class R L Amsbary, who is chairuan of the board of education preserted the Qalut atorian and valedictorian with trophies, and then pre sented the diplomas to the class The benediction was said by Rev Porter and the recessional ended the pro gram The night before, Rev Rosenkilde delivered the baccalaureate senmon te the seniors in the gymnasium CAMERA CLUB Back row Gary Shelgren, Dwight Biggers, Jerry Grove, Scotty Knight, John Morgan, Mr Morin hd Simler, Gary La Munyan Aaron Reed, Dale Adams Second row Gordon Hawkins, Bobby bollins, Delbert Yates, Bonnie Branson, Eddle Heed, Davld Evans, LarTy Matthews Third row John, Hahn, Jerry Evans The Kubville Klickers have had a lot of fun They have been learnlng how to take, develop, and print pictures this year Nor! no in the darkroom Delfert, Larry, a d Dwlght . f, 'x Y I 1 N 'Y 8' f ni N 2 f I . . l . . . . . . .. . . I 0 O I O dw 11' ' ri U 3 L ff ' , C2OWWUNX'3 Tirx Front ro: rats storey, Fran H3FdlH Bonnle Eransor Katry La e Shirley K l kt noroth Tu lnb, ar: Jane vest Second row obt e Gdetzloe Lore e Eacor, Dorothy Woods Betty Woods, Darler obert , Conrie walker Karol Davls, Shmroa Denham and Director Pr Merrell ueoree, Lola lc Call Joxn Hahn, Leroy Jav, and Nancy Osborne Front row Steve Collins, Ernie Naftzger, John Hahn Gail Elggers Steve Adams, Dave T1odav,oarry Adams, ind Roy La PJ Back row nan f huddleston, Fred Van Guilder, Jlm ha nard oohnny Ualker, howard Daugherty, S ott P 1 Vt Leetus Geor e, Arthur Lacey, Direcfol Ir Ierrell and Hccoryanist Judie Woodward D FII' mtbbrn -A , . an S W 93 O , 75' C S O E ,A 1 D as '- 1 in 'Ta , ' Q3 I -, P 1, ,. 1 'Q , :-,.L1r.ci'. r - -.a' , is - .51 . ? - 'fl N . J ,, Ji-1 Q , .. I., 5,4f+a , 'g-' n , w , 4. -I F6 i 4 - f,, - d ' N U1 ' Qi! , e 4' t as 51 - ILT -. 4' in 1 7 4 5 4 ' 'Q , N , ' gg ' u I F-1 ' O l ,X V , . '. f. 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Clarlnets Jerry Evans, Luana Guetzloe, Gerry Grove, Darlene Hess Shirley Walker, Mary McNeil, Marsha Amsbary Bonnle Turner, Pleo Lamb Flutes Judy Woodward, Vlrginia Kolar Trumpets Frftz Adams, Bob Miller, Connie Walker, Vivian Moffett, Herman Yates, Dale Adams, Eddie Reed Jeanne Hutchins Saxophones Shirlene Matthews, Sherry Grove, Karen Myers, Delbert Yates, Aaron Reed, rre1th horn Sally Vest Drums Sherry Arbogast, Arlene Johnson, Fred VanGu1lde romlones Larry Matthews, Gary Bowles EaFltOPES Naftzger Majorette Nancy Osborne Managers Bud Dove, Handy Emmert BAND OFFICZRS Back row Left to right Flag Bearer, Karon tavis, Manager, Hardy nmmert, Vlce Presloent, Gary Bowles, Pres1dent,Jerry Evans,L1brarian, Karen Myers, Mana er, Bud Dove, Flag Eearer, Sandy Naftzger Front row Euslness harager, hary McNei1,Majorette,Nancy Osborne,D1rector, Merton Merrell, Librarian Vlrglnia Polar, Wardrobe Manager, Shlrlene Mattrews 1' v- ' li W ' A i' -495 f , . 1, , . : A '. r. T v . : ' ' . : Dwight Blggers, Gordon Hawkins. Flag Eearers: Karon Davis, Sandy O - 4 s I I . Q Z . wx ' . D, A rs . . . . - .A o , ' ' - .- A v ' x 5 f K 'TCD qw ,,.,. r L , G-..gL:- If L v 156 YN .- mN.-...:,.,.. ,1 . wg, '5 xb- f 3 liuikg' V 1,122.1 ,, - Q M -nw g. 'Sw I wif' ...... X L! , V -tr ' ' , 4 V ,. 5 ' '5 ' ,M ,Ta 0' ' 'V W,w, W ,. Xian ,- :she--x ,,- '-'. W -'Tyr' HGH ,. fv Ah. 3 'PTM .fj- ,E 74 f'kl.:r I rv s-3-it ' . 5 V. - ' ,.. na-1 .,,, L K, ,,:,,:'ig'vunr5?mx I Fyv,-QW ' wil 's 3 lr I- L. ,? ,,gf- ,. K , f PEP BAND Third row Lar Mattrews, oud woodward, oea nie futohl s Connle Walker, erman Yates, ohn Hahn, Eoh I ller, PTltZ Adams, oale Adams, Bd heed, lred Van Gullder Second row Darlene lil on, arerry Crove, Deltert fates, Aaron heed, bhlrlene katrh as Karen Iyers, uwl It bla ers, Gordon Hawklns, Jerry hvans lYSI row Cleo Lamt, arsra Axsh r rvlf T xler on f ve t Sherry Aborfast, Arlene Johnsor, hal' M well J rr, DANCE BAND gud, NOOGNHFQ, sard vaftzfer, oarr Hat hlld, hen an Yates ews, oall n Pa rnril Uerrar f ro t row sandy Na t De , ohlrlene mn WW 19 9 6 S, we rn s 'Lat rews, .Judy Woodward, Karen Myers rare Pye s 40 . , , .,. , Fw ,Q . F ' , 1 U 1. A 2, , V ., nl A ,- ,. ' ', ' . I 'Rv Sv V L r , q 'D . 17. , S' .,, Hi 1 ,fi ' F A O F. I . I - A 11 'Lg Lf, EC' l V W A.. , Ur-11.2 W s , ' ' , 5, - . f MQW ' , -3 H ' s, C.. ,Z A . EQ Af f ','f- 'Urzf 'Vow ' - 1 Auf - V er. A , TT . afa -y1- Aafl lvl J'LA:H , J ,r , fvrl, rack row. Barry Matthews, Dallon ' Y -Y 'N v , , Y. . . , 1 x 71 - J - 1- 5, J' .1 f -' I' al TCL . E1 , .V M Q A ll , 4 fi, n .Q .1 x.3teS. F Aff I N L' Za' If - . ' In 1 ,. 1 , v A . A . F X. . DClI' W, fi, Wag , H fl L . V' v' f' r Y' . ,, .. , . Front row Tvpist Dianne Young, Co Editor Elton Johnson, Business Manager Karen Ayers Back row Co Editor Lawrence Roby AdV1SOFS mrs Werner and Mrs Dupont, Photographer Jerry Evans Jerry, Lawrence, and Dianne Elton, Dianne, and Lawrerce La1.ence, Dianne, and Elton ga KUEVILLE CHATTEH STAFF Editor -------------- Yvonne Paul Front Page -------- Lawrence hoty Sports Page ----------- Susan Ray Around School ---- Carol Lamb and Betty George Chitter Chatter--Carol Holloway and Donna Maynard Odds and Ends-Larla Sanmmns and Karen Adams Grade News ------ Bobbie Guetzloe Advisor ------------- Mrs. Dupont NEWSPAPER STAFF Eack row Eobbie Guetzloe, Nrs Dumont, Karen Adams, Lawrence Hoby Yvonne Paul, Front row Betty George, Carol Holloway, Carol Lamb, Donna ha nard, and Darla Samnons Susan Pay Fsert At the annual Idaro ni n sonod. journallsm con ere Ce T611 at 'furvl le ter vor a J Q1 TLA Ji gikwatf Lawrence Carol F , hrs Dupont Carol L , Sue, Donn and Eobble La Q b if K7 4 YN' i -my ' , Ga l ,, 7, his 1 . Y - . . Q A , I ' . ' 7 lv' .A 4 A F1 . , 0 .A , X fe, Ti Lx - Moscow 111 Maron, tie 'X . 'l crm f A f'iI'St'C1E. S ft- x 1 f gf . .- Q. ' ? 5, , - ' v . 1 -. . -Q , Q , E., F Front Row, Left to Right Co Advlsor, Tim Wheeler, Johnny Walker, Jimmy Maynard, Gary Bowles, Howard Daugherty, Co Advlsor Loren Buising Second Row Gordon Hawklns Burton Willey Bud Dove, Bob Routh, Austin Finney, Alvls Wilson, Third Row Jerry Roberts Cliff Holloway, Don Beckman, Dave rhoday, Larrv Adam Mickey Landmark, Dennis Landmark, Larry Lockhart Fourth How Keith Strain, Ernie Naftzger, Larry Matthews, Hernan Yates Jim Emmert Cliff Lamb, Dallon Fairchild Delbert Yates The K Klub is the group of K H S boys who have earned their letters in athletics These boys and t he Kubbettes work together to make the plans for'theHome coming festivities The K Klub elected Jimmy Mav' rd Pres1dent,Howard Daugherty, Vice President,Gary rowies, SecretaKyTreasurer,and Johnny Walker, Representative, for ttelr 1957 58 officers KLUB T J , 1', - . , , , U, - 2 , X X A , . ' ' X T CL 9 - ' ' SU M- Q 1 A , 'N 4' 1 ,f , O - ' . . : ' , ' , ' Q . ,... m , , Y S, . I l 1 9 I , . I O O . . ., u.m ', 0 I O V . A J ' g KUBBETES Back row Bobble Guetzloe, Beverly Thomas, Lanna LaMunyan, Dorothy Woods, Advisor Mrs Werner, Virginia Kolar, Karon Davis, Jane Vest, and Patsy' Storey Front row Sandy Naftzger Secretary Carol Holloway Nancy Osborne President Betty George, Representative Verna Arthur, Lorene Bacon, Carol Lamb and Treasurer Yvonne Paul Cabsentl Hifi New Members Nancy, Bev, M Virginia, and Lanna Initiation Banquet Pa 1 blanket Karon Vern Decorating Cal P0513 Defi! Tgand Obbie ' 'a' Nancy, Betty and Karon . ' Q 4 - J J . 4 . ,J . T -J 1- , .. - . B 'c'- . . f ' o . c I , I I . ' ' s . 5 I . A I J L I 1 S R 1 .Q 1 . .. 'Kg ' X A . E 4 W u A - x . w I l' I 4 . :r . C A. D . ,N ' ,. wr X E . 0 Mr Hanc ock lr Stanbery Glenwood Route Seven Mile Route Mr Morning O C B M: -'Bl'- C52 Mr hanger Woodland Route Caribel Route HANDS Mrs Diver Janitor MI' UIVGI' Janitor Mr Morris Beaverslide Route CLASSES i lv 6Ch8I11 CQ. 1 DI'f3.WlI'1, plc bra II Eookkeepln Chemlstry English II aboftnvnd Speech F. , Q N 4 4 CLASSES hHf1lSh LV inning Geflefal DClEI'1C6 sho P Gererdl mann Tjllng I Biology Geornet ry 0-.J a-WA. 1 I ff f ,M Commercial I A1-ehra French uv llde if Left to rlfht, rF1t7 Adams d Qlnler ual fest, CUPlD'S DAY The first annual Cupid's Day was held Feb ruary 14 with the Kubbetes sponsoring a King and Queen f Hearts contest The freshman ov Y1 J Ju 1 class had the honor of having the first King and Queen, Bd Simler and Sally Vest Back row Jlm Emmert, Karen Altmiller, Pat Slmler, Sally Vest, Ed olmler, Verna Arthur, Jim Maynard, and Bud Dove Front row Virglnla holar, Don Eeckman, and Jerry Roberts CANDID SHOTS 1,-af' l-John, J 3-The Crowd Je It Effie, ard eco Carol and Duporf , Iuarezi. gfej ? 'H ne, Herman, Virgina, Karen, ans Larry. 2-Yvonne, Betty, Karen, and Darla at tie Eoxecoring fire. 4-Franklin, Gary, David, Darla, Robert, Steve, ery, ulen, ?, Al, Eobby, David. 5-Rr. and hrs. Diver. 6-Nellie. 7-Carol y. 8-Larry, Hrs. Lerner ard some unkno1n hiss Santas. 9-Mrs.Dupont, and f-,A Y, qw fm 0 -' - ,-+ mpeg . le-Virol, -arol, Eetty, Nellie, Palsy, Charlotte, kaYrv, and Mrs. ll-zonxle. lg-Co nie, Luana, and Shirley. lf-Dorothy. 14-NaxcQ, Lola and 15-Luana. 16-eddie. 17-Dania, Elton, Eud, and susan. 49 FOOTBALL Back row Left to Right Manager Larry Matthews, Ass't Coach Earl Tilton, Johnny Walker Jim Maynard, Dennis Landmark, Larrv Adams Don Beckman, Bob Routh, David Thoday, Jerry Roberts, Clifl Hollo way Coach Tim Wheeler Second row Larry Millage, Alvls Wllson JJ.m Emmert Kelth Stra1n,Howard Daugherty, Bud Dove, Dallon Fairchild Gary Bowles, Fritz Adams,Larry Knight, Delbert Yates, Mickey Land mark, Steve Adams, Front row Eddle Reed, Glenn Hibbs, Dale Adams Aaron Reed, Gerry Grove, Randy Emmert, Robert Altmiller ka.. mah Opponent Clearwater Rams Potlatch Loggers Orofino Maniacs Lapwai Wildcats Grangeville Bulldogs Clearwater Rams . h- . I ,jr ,v ' ----..----------..------g.. i7..---------- 0.------------- -----------------------o-----------19------------- -----------------------a-----------2o------------- - ------------------ ----o- ----- ----13 ------ ------- ------------------14----------25-------u ---- ------------------------19---------- o ------------- 5 , M 3 , I D M Left to right Dave Roberts, Gary Bowles, Johnnie Walker, Jim Maynard Don Beckman, Dave Thoday, Cliff Holloway, Jerry Roberts Robert Routh, Larry Adams, Bud Dove, Dallon Fairchild Center Coach Wheeler and manager Gary Shelgren VARSITY rec Iec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb 1957 Lapwai Round Robin Cottonwood Welppe Valley Lapwai Pierce Kendrick Weippe Pierce Kendrick Valley Grangeville Grangeville Cottonwood Valley SCHEDULE HSFE OFOf1DO There There Here There Here There Here There Here Here Here There Here There Opponent uhs The Kubs inis d secon- place ze, 27 ae, Mar h 1 District Tournamenta s Qfino In our first game Gra, eville won 56t0 40 n the second Potlatc eliminated Kamlah 74 o 32 BASK TBALI. le . 3 57 J- - . 7 ' i in . I-c. 10 33 58 . 13 60 24 . 17 401 35 . 4 48 22 . 10 84 50 . 17 63 41 Jan. 18 Academy There 47 30 . 24 71 40 . 31 68 52 , 1 78 62 . 7 61 51 . 8 61 46 . 15 35 29 eb. 17 P 45 64 eb. 21 62 49 -eb. 25, , ' VARSITY SNAPS Rand Emmert, Pat Simler, Jim Emmert, Dave Hoberts, Tug Lyons, Eob nRed' Routh, Dave Thoday, A1 Plnkham, Fritz Adams Austin Finnev Hernan Yates, Dale Adams, and Delbert Yates Coach, LQTGHIRI 1 Manager, David Johnson Out of the 17 Dames that the JV Kubs played durin, The selson they won 6 mhe followln lS a schedule of the 1907 58 basketball season Date pp nent Place Kandah Opponent DeC DSC DeC DeC Jan Jan Jan Jan Jar Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 1 Lapwai Weippe valley Academy Pierce Kendrick Academy welppe Valley Pierce Kendrick Valley Grangeville Valley Grangeville Valley here there there here here there there here there there here' here here here there there 'Z IV BASKETBALL Y ..... O 0 ..... ...... , 3 43 . 3 37 . 17 28 . 20 cl Jan. 4 Lapwai there 26 . 10 56 . 17 25 . 18 35 . 24 54 Jan. 28 44 L. 31 44 . 1 57 . 7 42 . 8 43 '. 11 35 ,. 15 47 . 21 45 IV SNAPS rf TRACK TEAM .lnnll Back row Ed Reed, Tug Lyons, Bud Dove, Keith Strain, Jim Emmert, Delbert Yates, and Dallon Fairchild Front row Cliff Holloway, Larry Lockhart, Robert Altmiller Dennis Landmark Larry Adams, Jerry Roberts, and Mr Buising Mile relay Tug Lyons, Larry Lockhart, Keith Strain, and Dallon Fairchild 880 relay Dennis Landmark, Larry Adams, Bud Dove, and Jerry Roberts Mile Jim Emmert in Eolse The follow ng bc,s represented Kamlah this year Eud Dove, Lar13 Locrhart, Larry Adams, Jerry Roberts, Ballon ia1rchild, Keith Straln, Dennis Landmark, Jim Emmert, and Tug yons 1 , I , , . . For the second year, Kamiah was represented at the State Meet 8 9 O BASEBALL TEAM Back row Coach Mr Wheeler, Leetus George, Mickey Landmark, Cliff Holloway, Bob Routh, Dennis Landmark, Larry Lockhart, Don Beckman, and Co captain Larry Adams Second row Dave Roberts, Fritz Adams Gary Bowles, Co captain Bud Dove, Ballon Fairchlld, Tug Lyons, and Gary Dutcher Front row Mana er-Bobby Dahlin Steve Collins, Larry Mathews, Gordon HaWKllS, Aaron Reed, Ernie Naftzger, Randy Em ert and Manager Dwloht Biggers 1958 SCHEDULE April At Valley, won At Lapwai, lost Valley, lost Lapwal , won At Grangeville, lost Ma At Kendr1ck,lost Kendrick, won Culdesac, won 60' N The Kubs ended their baseball seasal with four wins and four losses They tied with Kendrick for second place in the River League div- ision - 3 . x - X if 1 -. V 2 - u y ' ', Q' ' - 2 .- - 5 - 6 .- VARSITY YELI. LEADERS JARDITY YLLLL LEADnR.y Jo Hendren Vivian Moffett and Vir inia Kolar I UNIOR VARSITY YELI. LEADERS E41 JU? IOR J .h5ITY YELL LLADERQ Shirley Nglk F, LLIHHE. UGC loe and C'Wf1 l1S v'VE3.1KeI' Ruth Vivian, Nanc , Unidentified, Patsy, Melva, orene, Karor Patsy, Connie, Karon, Melva, Conn e, Vivian Dorothy, Keith Back Row Vlvian Hayes, Vivian Mofzett, Melva Green, Ruth Rogers, Connie Walker, Advisor Mrs Helberg, Georfia Winslow, Shirlene Front Row Dorothy Woods, Virginia Kolar, Karon Davis President Lorene Bacon Vice President Nancy Osborne, Sec Treasurer Jane Je t Patsy storey Patsy Storey, Vivlan Moffett, Viroinia Jane Vest Karon Davis Ruth Rogers, kolar, Dorothy Woods, Georeia Winslow, Con 16 Waikef, Sharon shi. Melwi Lorene Eacon nlphaCochrare,ard Viv Green, Shirlene Matthews, Nancy Os lan Hayes tcrne 59 A. X' if W L, A, ' X . A. A A. ' Y A Matthews, Sharon Knight, Elfha Cochrane,Yvonne Paul. , Q , L ' Y ' ' U , -, . . v , A O M in - I Rn-1 A DYE Sl f' The following Lewlston Bus1ness F1rms have contributed toward the nubllcation of this high School annual, through the Lewiston Chamber of Commerce Adams Auto Sales Adams Realty Albertsons Food Store C C Anderson Co Andy's Service Station Ba1deck's Mena Store M M Belknap Real Estate and Loans Bell Motors Berger Mace Furniture Co Best Way Buildlng Center Wynne Blake, Attorney Bristol Packing Co Brotherton's Brown'a Toe Shoo Brower Wann Funeral Directors P 0 D Lau.dry and Dry Cleaners Camas O11 Company Canner Signs Chaoin'a Transnortat1on Service City Dye Works Clearwater Power Co Crary's Dave's Drugs DeAtley Compani Diamond Roofing East End Tradlng Co Fchternach Electric Fmnire Coca Cola Bottl1ng Company Engstrom Photo StLdlO Erb Pardware Comoany Evergreen Sales Q Service Fair1ey's H Q H Bootery Family Finance Firestone Stores First Federal Savings and Loan First Security Bank of Idah Sth S Main arlin house Memorials General Tire G Retreading Co , nc Gibsons Clothing Store Golden Graln Da1ry Granada Theatre Jreat Western Putual Assn Gregson's Shoe Store Harvey's Denartment Store Hlllcrest Aircraft Co F111'8 Flower Store Hirzel's Music G Home Annllanoes Hollywood Shonpe Holsum Bak1ng Company Home Lumber Comnany Hoyt k Barton, Texaco Dish Paul Hyatt, Attorney Idaho Beverages Idaho Denartment Store Idaho Fmrst Natlonal Bank Idaho Insurance Agency Inland AdVEFt1Slhg Inland Motor Fre1ght Ital1an Gardens J D Jacobs Co Tameson Machlne Sunnly John's Electrlc Shop Karl's Shoe Store Kl1ng's 0ff1C8 SUDD116S Staf1on KRLC .ee's Men's Wear Iewls 8 Clark Dairy Prod LCWIS Clark Hotel Lew1s Clark Market 18H1St0D Lewiston Iewlston Lewiston Lew1ston Lewiston L6W1StOU Clarkston Lbr Co Dental Lab fur Shop Furniture Co Grain Growers Motor Comnany Plumbing 5 Heatl Lewlston Polltry and Egg Lewiston Tent and Awning Go Lew's Drive Inn Liberty Theatre Ii 'ws Insur noe Agency Lolo Soorting Goods Lorenz Motors Norman Ycleod MCM0n1g1e Chevrolet Co M 8 K Foods Majestic Cafe Malmgren Real Estate Manhattan Cafe Mason Ehrman Co M1nute Maid Corooratlon Miller's Department Store M1ller Bros Plumblng and Heatlng Morrell Construction Co Murnhy Flnance Co J J Newberry Co Nevnerce Roller Mills Nezperce Tractor Comnany Osterman Diesel Q Electrlc Owl Drug Comnany Pacific Life Benefit Assn Pacific Northwest Televis1a1 Pay 8 Pack It Grocery J C Penney Co Perkins Pharmacy W E Pinch, Wholesale Potlatch Forests, nc Raymond Cafe Raymond Hotel Rognstad Heal Estate Sacajawea Lodge Safehay Schilling D1str1but1ng Scotty's Seaboard Finance Co Sears Roebuck G Co Seven Un Bottlln Co Sherwin Williams Co 'kelton'a Soeer Cartridge Standard Oil Co of California Star Second Hand Store Stlllings k Embry Florists Sylvan Furniture George Thiessen Gen P +roleum Co Thrifty Urug C0 Thrif The Foods Tobin Oldsmobile Tolenaars's Photo 6 Annl Troy Lumber Comoany Tribune Publishing Co M L Tyler Insurance Co United Truck Lines Va1l's Office ouonlies Vassar Rawls Funeral Home Walk s Furniture Store Washington Machinery and Su nly Comoan Weisf1eld's West Coast A1r1ines western Valley Seeds Ray J White Agency Willett B others Auto Parts Williams Music Co Woods Insurance Agency Woolworths Mitchell Distributing Co Montgomery Ward Morgan Bros 60 I ' 1 . , e u , J e ' . ' CO. L 1 , 1 V 1 W u E: . . 1 , L, - ' Coast-to-Coast Stores Iewiston Cleaning Works Star Motor Freight ' Co. I I 'rg ,V , . 5 . A I I C I G g h , ' . I . ' 1 . ' W C f . . . . ' xy N R COLLEG ATE P Kunsus Cnty j li TE - I P.: 'we' fu-e' 5A:1':','1 B245 FAKTURY NCME OFFHE