Kellogg High School - K Log Yearbook (Kellogg, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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' ,ff f ' ,. 4 ' , if gf- ,. f , . 44 , . 1 '. 'r X X ,Xg-A X, X AMX X, . .X ,4 XX v1x,5X,,1 f ,XXX 5 -1 -'f,1XX , t f ' , Mg.-v 'ff 1 LW , ,, ,'- Q Y , .. I' - 7 M , . 1 ,, ' 5 ' 3 1 5, 1 1 ' .4 ' 3' if C11 f X X , X XMXXX, . 4' ,AU '31 1, f 5 , I f,' ' . ,. , XXX.-Q X ,X?X,,XXX ,X X L, X5 ,fgig .gn XX X, , X f, X,u,,,Xfb!1 .,,, -, f .r .WX X4 XX,f X 1,2 f, M f NA , - 3 X ,XmQ,X .ff , X ... X . X,i4,XX 1, , g XX,X3glXX k X 1 X I' nwb ' , , mf 9 f- 'r' f . , 1 ' ' , 1-,J 2 1.14 XJ Q ' The 1958 N ff.-X f 1 I Q7 v Q I FSF: W A . 'A Y Ir VOLUME XI KELLOGG HIGH SCHOOL KELLOGG, IDAHO EDITOR: EDWINA ZABEL ASST. EDITOR: DIANE ANDREWS COPY EDITOR: JANE HOOPER PICTURE EDITOR: ROBERTA SKEMAN BUSINESS MANAGER: BUTCH TIGER ADVERTISING MANAGER: JOYCE SMITH ARTISTS: SUE BUSH, CAROL SELLERS, PEGGY SINNEMAKI TYPISTS: KAY TALLMADGE, MARIE MATTHEWS, NOEL HARRINGTON ASSISTANTS: J. Thompson, L. Kirkpatrick, R. Cripe, M. Johnson, C. Mustoe, D. Iverson, C. Linhaxt, C. Mc- G ire, S. Keller, J. Cannon, L. Doty, B. Pennington, and S. Henry. ETQY xml f L. fix x 1 , of I a W.. X l if j' gg gg gl g 2 vw A X ij ' T' NQ g W W W X lii' --Q-N an Qi L iv g pil- , F OREWORD Hi! I'm the Kellogg Kid. I'm going to be your escort through the 58 K-Log. I will show you, page by page, some of your dearest memories of K.H.S. As you scan each section of the K-Log, you will see every event of the school year in pictures. I represent YOUth, the students of Kellogg High. YOUth, a symbol of your own activities, both in work and play. Ready? Let's go! 2 A-- C919 .J 4.x , I .. x 4' I- ----'O I P X 7 X COD+ZwW+S CJCImlVH5 'ra+1or7 5 V, Seniors ll Juniors 33 Sophornor-as 73 of-8on:za+mns 53 f music 65 f +5 1 X Spo I' 71 X mcfucrfuon 520 5 ff Q gdvzlr'+1zG,VYP2V?','S 3 X v ' f 'ff' ww- f 'f - live,-,-A: f'-.Yi X . , , ' ' 1,:Lf,:121',R-11' L ' ' he if ' - f - W , , , , .,,W,.fA. ,,,,., .,,,.,...,,,. , ,. , , Hx, 5. ,, .. , , ,, x ., . . . ,..,,.. 5 -:ffQcp?.1',if1.-4521-'ff QM 194'-+'25sw',:fi'f3nWr . 'X ' ' ' 'vf4a3, 4 ffiivifff, , , gf.-gf fy 6 o ' lg characteristics. HJ' al ohlcms. W lihestw CS av I N Hepry s and listen to me 58 annual , g td i Cates Ihiiirlm . .asaxmww I 5 X, Q Wi f. CQ' V .. SUPE LESLIE LARSEN SCHOOL BOARD The School Board is composed of prominent men from all parts of School District 391. This helpful group holds a meeting once a month. Their goal is to keep District 391 an effective, educational system. SOCIAL BOARD The Social Board meets to discuss social problems and to set social activities for various organiza- tions. This Board consists ofthe student body president, two students, three faculty members, and the principal. 6 Mr Bob Stranger MI. Joe Weholt Miss Lucille Parsons Mrs. Lucille Harwood h - Track Coach, J.V. Auto Mechanics. English III, English IV, Bookkeeping I, S ort Basketball Coach, Speech I, Debate Ad- hand I, Senior Advisor, Head Football Coach. visor, Declamation Social Board. Advisor, Social Board. i i l ' 1 mama WA Mr. Edward Hollister Mrs. Harriet Kamp Mr. Frank Hveem English I, Assistant P.E., Biology, Senior Shorthand Il, Typing Football Coach. Science, GAA Ad- I, II, Business visor, K-Detts Ad- English, Commercial visor. Club Advisor, Social Board. Mr. Elmer Stout Mrs. Beryl Tallmadge lvlr. Burton Sanders Mrs. Ruth Gibbson Chemistry, Physics. Horne Economics I, ll, Government, American English III, English II FHA Advisor, Problems, Current Af- F.N.A. Advisor. fairs, Practical Ec., Radio Guild, FTA Ad- visor, Senior Class 7 Advisor. Mr. Ed Hiemstra Mr. Floyd Thompson Mrs. Mary Rae Faraca Mr. Louis Smith American History, Typing I, Soph. Class English III, English IV, Algebra I, Plane Government, American Advisor. Jr. Class Play. Geometry. Problems, Basketball Coach. Mr. John Depaolo Mr. Ted Stockman Mr. Glenn Exum Spanish I, II, Latin American History, Music Department, I, II, Annual Advisor. English II, All School Honor Society Ad- Play Advisor. visor. Mr. Sam Woodbury Mr. Ray Faraca Mechanical Drawing, P.E. Journalism. Mr. Don Kamp Physics, Plane Geo- metry, Solid Geome- try, Algebra II, Trig- 8 onometry, American- ism Club Advisor. Mrs. Florance Prendergast Art Department, Li brarian, Jr. Class Advisor. 0F FICE STAFF The office girls assist Mrs. Hill in the office, run errands, and help Mr. Larsen. Dependability and courtesy are the outstanding characteristics of this staff. LIBRARY STAFF This staff assists Mrs. Prendergast during their study hall. In the course of the year they learn li- brary procedure, methods of filing, shelving, and checking books. 9 STUDE T BODY OFFICERS I V. Pres.: B. Staley Pres.: K. Riffle Sec.: S. Whiteley EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 7' dw, ffl i f f ,f I : A l fi fwfr Q, f . 1' f. , ,, PZ? ,V 0 P. Porter M. Newton rn B. E. Rember The supreme authority in the new governmental system of K. H. S. is the Executive Council, which is composed of seven members elected by the stu- dent body. The student body president, vice-president and secretary are members. The Student Council discusses problems and they recommend their decisions to the Executive Council. The Student Council consists of five members who enforce disciplinary action recommended by the Senior Patrol. STUDE T COURT A D COUNCIL Sgt . at Arms B. Crouch -wk Z N! My 2 P' 3, QC? S 5 , 51' 'Y 23 -14 V he 'Ki W A f 1 x.,.f,, Q' vit xc Q ,W sk N1 zz Q X Q, ,S 2. 2 2 G 2? ...X - ,L fi, 36 3 if E .Q my fuk YQ? ' . ,G 3 - vwilggm wliFl9'b.i ,ga ,ff,,,., 1 jf X ' 1 A Q Us 0 1 U, as v 1 DUANE ELDRED ADAMS Tall,dark, and . . . Boy's Chorus 154. PATRICIA ANN BENNING These violent delights have violent ends. Americanism Club 3,45 FI-IA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3,45 Declamation 35 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Band 1,25 K-Dettes 3,45 Intra- mural 45 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 35 Junior Class Sgt. at Arms5 Sextette 3,45 Ski Club 1,35 Sno-Ball Runner Up 35 Girl's League 1,2 ,3. EDWARD NEWTON BADGETT You can razz Berry but you can't fruit Nute. MAYBELLE BOHANNON Be happy but be happy through piety. Commercial Club 45 FI-IA 35 FNA 45 Li- brary Staff 15 Girl's League 1,2,3. JACK LEROY BELL WA LLIE ALLEN All things are corn- BAADE mon among friends. Thank YOU fOr Honor Society 35 nothing. Student Council 15 Jets 3. NICHOLAS PETER BOND During the past year Nick has had trouble with his feet not being able to keep up with his hands. FTA 45 Declamation 15 Boy's Chorus 3, Lieutenant 35 Band 15253545 K-Aires 45 Serenaders 1,2,3,45 Boy's State 35 Junior Class President5 Ski Club l,3. ROLLAND AMBROSE BOUCI-LARD I am the pink of courtesy. Commercial Club 3,4 President 45 Boy's Chorus 45 Student Council 45 Student Court 4, Secretary5 Octette 45 Library Staff 4. JERRY K. BOYD To speak as the common people do, to think as wise men do. Honor Society 3,45 Americanism Club 3,45 Jets 35 Senior Class Playg Junior Class Sgt. At Arms. ERWIN LEROY BROCKMAN As sure as a gun. LUDEL K. BOYD With a smile on her face and a ribbon in her hair, she is bound to go places. Americanism Club 3545 Commercial Club 3545 Treasurer 45 FHA 3,45 FTA 2,45 Honor Society 2,3 545 GAA 45 Salutatorian 4. BRENDA BROWN She says, 'Never a man was true.' He says, 'None were false to you. ' Student Council 1,25 3,45 K-Dettes 253545 Leader 45 Girl's State 35 Harvest Ball Princess 25 Social Board 15 Press Club 35 Girl's Chorus 1,35 Ski Club 1 3- Annual Staff ARLON REED BRANDT Being in a ship is like being in jail with the chance of being drowned. Boy's Chorus l54. 3, secfdafy student DAVID EVERETTE Body 25 Commercial BURKHART Club 4, FNA 253, FTA Quiet but Cure. 45 Sno -Ball Runner- Up 35 Americanism Club 354. Frosh Basketballg Boy's Chorus 1,25 Intramural 3. BARRY LEE BREAZEAL I-Ie's a sure card. FTA 45 Boy's Chorus 15 Freshman Class Treasurer5 Office Staff 4. SUE ANN BUSH Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Americanism Club 3,45 FHA 3545 Dis- trict 1 Vice President 35 Historian 3,45 FNA 2,3545 Secretary 45 Honor Society 2 545 Debate 25 K-Dettes 1,2 53 54, Sub-Leader 45 Girl's State 35 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 3545 Press Club Runner-Up 25 Class Secretary 25 Ski Club ll l 545 Sno -Ball Runner- Up 35 Cheerleader 2,3545 Girl's League l,2,3. 1 DONNA VIRGINIA BYINGTON You sa he bou ht it Y 8 at the dime store? FHA 2,33 GAA 43 Girl's League 1,2 333 Intramural 3. JO ANN CALKINS Oh! Let's not skip school today George. H BETTY RAE BYRD Penny for your thoughts. Commercial Club 43 FHA 43 FNA 2,33 Girl's League 1,2 ,3. CAROL ELIZABETH CAMPION Variety is the spice of life. Commercial Club 43 Honor Society 2,3 ,43 Dedradec 43 Jr. Play 33 Girl's Chorus 13 Library Staff 33 Girl's League 1,2,3. ROBERT EUGENE CALDWELL A man of polite learnings and a liberal education. LARRY KEITH CANTRELL The Soul of this man is his clothes. Football 2,33 Track 1,2333 Golf 4. JUDITH ANNETTE CALDWELL She watches him as a cat would watch a mouse. Commercial Club 43 FHA 33 Girl's Chorus 1,25 GAA 43 Girl's League 1,2 ,3. LINDEN DAVID COLE Ihave never seen a greater monster or miracle in the world than myself. Boy's Chorus 13 J.V. Basketball 1,33 Track 43 Intramural 2,3,43 Wildcat Capers, News Editor 4. GARTH CONRAD CORBEIL And here in the class of '58 is a second Houdini. De-Dra-Dec 45 Dec- lamation 1,25 All- School Play 2,3545 Jr. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play5 Boy's Chorus 15 Masque and Dagger 2,3. RICHARD FULTON COSTELLO A proper man as one shall see in a sum- mer day. Debate 3,45 Band 1,253,45 Key Club 4. LARRY RAYMOND CRALL Our Wilbur! He has a crew cut and baby blue eyes. Boy's Chorus 1,2,35 Octette 1,2 ,35 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Football 25 J.V. Bas- ketball 2,3. DELORES ANN ROSE ELIZABETH DORENDORF DAVIS As merry as the day Woman to Woman, is 1OI1g ' silence is the best GEROLD LAWRENCE CO1T11T1erCia1 Club 45 ornament. DIONE FI-IA 3,45 FNA 1,2,45 Girl's Chorus 15 GAA Ambition creates its Girl's Chorus 15 Band 45 Office Staff 45 professor. 1,25 Office Staff 45 Girl's League 2,3. FTA 354. Girl's League 152,3. ww' WILLIAM ALBERT CROUCH I, being dry, sit idly sipping here . . ., my beer. Varsity Basketball 45 J.V. Basketball 152,35 Frosh Football5 Varsity Football 2,3 ,4, Co- Captain 45 Co-Ed King5 Student Council 3,45 Sr. Patrol5 Jr. Class President, Sgt. at Arms of Student Body 45 Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms5 Ski Club l. HARLEY LEE EDGE Lord! I wonder what fool it was who first invented kissing? Varsity Football 1,2, 3545 J.V. Basketball 1,2,35 Student Council 45 Senior Patrol 45 Sr. Class President 4. 3613973724 'Z ' ROBERT JAIVIES FINLAY Drink to me only with thine eyes. All-School Play 15 Boy's Chorus 25 J.V. Basketball 15 Student Council 4. JOANNE IRENE GANNON The very pink of perfection. GAA 15 Girl's Chorus 1,25 Office Staff 45 Vice President of English Club 35 Fighting 69, 25 Radio Guild 45 FHA 1. CHARLEEN MAY FUECHSEL Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Americanisrn Club 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 FTA 1,25 FNA 2,35 Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Sextette 354. NEIL ANDREW GARNER He killed 14 men by the time he was 18! What kind of car did he drive? Boy's Chorus 1,45 All- School Play 1,45 Class Officer 1, Vice Pres- ident 1. DALE RAYMOND FURNISH I love everything that is old: Old friends, old times, old manners, old wine. Boy's Chorus 1,35 Band 1,25 Track 25 Americanism Club 35 Intramural 35 Boy's Octette 1. SHIRLEY ANN GILLILAND Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Arnericanism Club 45 Commercial Club 45 FHA 1,25 FTA 2,3 ,45 FNA 35 Girl's Chorus 1,25 GAA 45 Gir1's League 1,2,3. LORRAINE DELORES GALLAI-IER Commercial Club 45 FI-IA 253,45 FNA 2,35 GAA 45 Gir1's League 1,2,3. OTHA ERLINE GREER It is good to live and learn. FNA 35 Drill Team 15 Girl's Chorus 15 Girl's League 1,2,3, Secre- tary 25 Girl's Service 1 HAROLD EVON GUSTAFSON Liars ought to have good memories. Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Football 2,3545 Track 3,45 Freshman Class President 15 Student Council 1,2. KENNETH JOSEPH HARVEY I might not be the best looking boy---but I think I am. Americanism Club 253,45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Boy's Chorus 1,25 Frosh Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football l,2,3,45 Intramural 35 Press Club 35 Student Council 45 Sr. Patrol 45 Key Club 1,2,35 Ski Club 3. BONNIE MAE HAGERMAN What is well done is done soon enough. Americanisrn Club 3,45 FTA 152,45 Honor Society 2,3,45Gi1'l'S Service 3,4, Vice President 45 Girl's Chorus 1,25 GAA 45 Jets 35 Girl's League 1,2,3. MAUREEN ANN HAYNES What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours. Wildcats Caper 45 Library Staff 45 Girl's League 1,2,3. LOUISE MARIE HAMMOND Play up, play up, and play the game. FHA 15 FNA 35 GAA 45 Intra.mura.l 35 Ski Club 1,2,35Girl's League l,2,3. KAYE LEONE I-IEITER I was almost frightened out of my seven senses. Transfer 3, FTA 45 Girl's Chorus 1,25 Band 2,35 GAA 45 Annual Staff 35 Class Officer 2,35 Cheerleader 3. NOEL ANN HARRINGTON You are making game of me. Americanism Club 2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 FTA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3, Girl's Chorus 1,25 K-Dettes 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Ski Club l,2,35Gir1's League 1,2Q3. JANET ELAINE HELGEMO She could sing the savageness out of a bear. Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4, Captain 35 Girl's Service 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Office Staff45 Girl's Sextette 3,45 Girl's League 1,2,35 All School Play 3. CHARLOTTE ARLENE HERNANDH If the rest say no I'll say yes. Americanisrn Club 45 Commercial Club 45 FHA 1,25 FTA 45 Twirler 25 Girl's League 3. ANN LOUISE HOWARD If silence is heavenly she's an angel. Girl's Chorus 152,3545 Girl's League l525354. DANA MAY HERTZIG Honesty is the best policy. FHA 25 Girl's Chorus 15 Wildcats Caper 4, As- sistant Editor 45 Sextette 15 Girl's League 15253. CONNIE RAY HULBERT Whatever any one says or does, I must be good. Americanism Club 3545 Sec-Treas. 45 Com- mercial Club 45 FHA 35 FTA 253,45 Vice President 45 Girl's Chorus 1,25 K- Dettes 2,3545 Intramural 35 GERAID EUGENE HOLLENBECK Destined to go down in history with Rembrandt. GERALDINE ANN HULBERT Can we ever have too much of a good thing. FTA 3,45 Honor Society 35 Declamation 35 Girl's Press Club 35 Annual Staff Chorus 152545 K-Dettes 35 Wildcat Mascot 45 Girl's League 1,253. 3,45 Office Staif 35 Girl's League 1,253. JANE KELSO HOOPER While the cat's away the mouse will play. Americanism Club 253,45 FHA 15253545 FNA l5253,4, Corres. Secretary 45 Girl's Chorus 1525 K-Dettes 2,3545 Harvest Ball Prin- cess 25 Press Club 2535 Annual Staff 253,45 Girl's League 152,3. CHARLOTTE ANN HUNT Show me the way to the chapel. DeDraDec 45 Girl's Cho- rus 1,45 Girl's League 15253. DAVE STUART IVERSON He drinks with impunity, or any- body who invites him. Americanisrn Club 45 FTA 25 Frosh Football Manager 15 Varsity Football 45 Intramural 35 Press Club 35 Annual Staif 2,3,45 Sr. Patrol 45 Wildcats Caper 3, Asst. Editor5 Ski Club 1,2 ,3, Vice President5 Sno-Ball Runner-Up. MARJORIE GALLO- WAY JOSE I must follow Chuck through thick and thin. PNA 2,35 Intramural 3, Captain5 FHA 1. LEE JEMISON Possession is 11 points in the law. FHA 2,3,45 FTA 25 Chorus5 GAA 45 Intramural 3. GORDON LANE KAMPPI Outdoor life is the best life. J.V. Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2 ,4. JOYCE JOHNSON It's not the wisdom in your words that I don't understand, it's the words. FHA 1,25 Girl's Choms 1,25 Girl's League 35 FTA 45 Jr. Class Play, Production Staf.f5 Jets 3 . SUSAN JANE KELLER Don't blame me it was the other guy's fault. Americanisrn Club 3,45 Band 152,3,4, 2nd Lt. 45 FTA 1,2, 3,-1, President 45 FHA 1,25 Girl's Chorus 45 Student Council 2,45 De-Dra-Dec 45 Declamation 45 Girl's League 1,2,35 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Honor Society 4. MARGARET HELEN JOHNSON A nickname is the hardest stone the devil can throw. How about that George? Commercial Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Vice President 3, Sec.- Treas. District I 35 Honor Society 25 Jr. Class Play 35 Girl's Chorus 1,25 GAA 4, Sports Manager5 Intramural 35 Press Club 2,35 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Class Of- ficer 3, Sec.-Treas.5 Student Council 25 Masque and Dagger 35 Sextette 25 Ski Club 1,35 Girl's League 152,35 Color Guard 25354. H MARILYN SUE LANE God helps them that helps themselves. FHA 2,35 FTA 2,3,-115 Declamation 45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4, 2nd Lt. 45 Band 1,25 Sextette 1,2 ,3,45 Ski Club 35 Girl's League 1,2535 All North West Choir 3. ROBERT IRVING LASKEY Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail. Americanism Club 3,45 Commercial Club 45 FTA 45 Honor Society 2,3 545 Dec- lamation 3,45 Debate 3,45 Dedradec 4, President 45 All- School Play 2,3,45 One Act Play 45 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Play 35 Boy's Chorus 2,45 lst Lt. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 K-Aires 45 Boy's State 35 Stu- dent Council 45 Chairman 45 Student Court 4, Chairman 45 Key Club 3,45 Masque and Dagger 2,35 Octette 2,4. JUDY MARIE MABE A mighty hunter, and ll her prey was man. Americanism Club 2,35 FNA lg FHA 1,25 FTA 253,45 Color Guard 253,45 Girl's Chorus 152,45 Girl's League 15253. DAVID HENRY LEWIS I am resolved to grow fat and look young until I'm forty. Americanism Club 3,45 FTA 3,45 Dec- lamation 2,3545 Dedracac 45 All- School Play 253,45 Sr. Play5 Jr. Play5 Library Staff 45 Wildcats Caper 4, Business Manager 45 Masque and Dagger 253. SHARON MARIE MCINTYRE While there is life there is hope. FHA 152535 FTA 1,2, 3,45 Honor Society 35 Girl's Chorus 15 K- Dettes 2,3 545 Treas- urer 45 GAA 45 Points Manager 45 Office Staff 3,45 Girl's League 1,2,3. CHARLENE LOIS LINHART All's well that ends well. FHA 1,253,145 FTA l,2,3,45 Football Princess 45 Girl's League 1,2535 Girl's Chorus 1,2535 Annual Staff 4. DAN EARL MacMILLAN Much may be made of a Scotchman if he can be caught young. ARLEIGH VICTOR LUOMA There is never a dull moment when he is around because he Esharp as a 12aC . Band l,2,3,45 K-Aires 45 J.V. Basketball 1,2535 Frosh Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3545 Student Council 2,45 Sr. P21101 45 Press Club Runner- Up 2. CHRISTINE MARIE MATHEWS Remember that time is money. Commercial Club 2 ,3 545 Secretary 45 FHA 3,45 Honor Society 2,3545 K- Dettes 1,2 53 545 GAA 45 Intramural 35 Harvest Ball Princess l5 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 1,2545 Girl's League 1,2,3. DAVID G. MIKESELL Every moment of life is a step towards the grave. Americanism Club 3,4, President 45 Boy's Chorus 15 J. V. Basketball 15 Frosh Football 15 Varsity Football 3,45 Intramural 35 Student Council 4. DONALD JOSEPH MOUSSEAU And leave us leisure to be good. Boys Chorus 1,2545 J.V. Basketball 15 Frosh Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football 1,25 Track 25 Student Council 45 Sr. Patrol 45 Ski Club 153. PAULA BELLE MILES Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. FTA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Americanisrn Club 3,45 K-Aires 45 Girls Chorus 1,3,45 Declamation 45 Junior Class Play 35 Honor Society 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Purple Sextette 3,4, Chair- man 3,45 Girls League 1,2,3. FLORENCE EILEEN MOUSSEAU Speech is great but silence is greater. FHA 1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 1,35 Girls League 15253. NITA GEORJEAN MILLER JERRY CHARLES MIX Be silent and safe - All work and no play silence never betrays isn't Jerry's motto. you. Transfer 35 Exec. Council Girls Service 15 Girls Rep. 25 Key Club 3,45 League 15253. Golf Team 4. WALTER IRVIN NELSON Me therefore studious of ROBERT MURRAY laborious ease. An ounce of wit is worth Boys Chorus 15 Honor a pound of sorrow. Society l,2,3,45 Jets 3, Track 3. Secretary 3. L., MARILYN RAE NEWTON And hiring wisdom with each studious year. FTA 1,z,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Second Lt. 3,43 K-Aires 43 Honor Society 33 Exec. Council 43 Americanism Club 3,43 Girl's Chorus 1,3,43 Senior Class Sec- retary 43 Girl's League 132,33 Student Council 1. VIRGINIA ALICE OLDS She's armed within that's innocent without. FHA l,2,33 Honor Society 23 Declamation43Sr. Play3 Girl's Service 334, Sec- Treas. 43 Girl's League 1,2,3. BONNIE VISTA ESTI-IER JEAN OLSON It's love, it's love that makes the world go around. FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 43 FTA 1,2, 3,43 Declamation 33 Sr. Play3 Girl's Chorus 13 K-Dettes 1,2,3,4, Sub- Leader 43 Harvest Ball Queen 43 GAA 43 Press Club Runner Up 33 Stu- dent Council lg Girl's League 1,2,3. JUDY RAE OVERBY I never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me. FNA 2,33 Press Club 33 Wildcats Caper 33 Girl's League l,2,3. PENNINGTON FRANKLIN EARL GERALD ALLEN LENORE ELOUISE PAGE In solitude, when we are PERKINS PETERSON There is no love lost least alone. An unextinguished The mildest manner with between us. Girl's Chorus 23 Annual laughter shakes the sky. the bravest brain. Girl's Chorus 1,23 GAA 43 Staff 4g Girl's League Boy's Chorus 1,23 Varsity Honor Society 2,3,43 Girl's League 1,2,3. 1,2,3. Football 3. Valedictorian 4. wwf TOM ALFRED POOLER Let every boy mind his own business. Declamation 45 Boy's Chorus 15253545 Cap- tain 45 Band 15 Frosh Football 15 Varsity 253545 Intramural 35 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 35 Class Presi- dent 25 Student Coun- cil 3545 Student Court 45 Key Club 1525 Boy's Octette 3545 Ski Club 153. '27 Pl-HLLIP CLARK PORTER Patience and shufile the cards George. Americanism Club 45 Boy's Chorus 1545 Varsity Basketball 3545 J.V. Basketball 1525 Frosh Football 1525 Track 45 Execu- tive Council 45 Ski Club 1. DONALD RATTS It's not the drinking HENRIETTA I mind5 it's the HARRIET PRICE excess. Speech is great but Americanism Club 35 silence is greater. Boy's Chorus 45 Track GAA 45 Girl's League 45 Intramural 35 Key 15253. Club 15253. RAYMOND WAINO POUTTO My appetite comes while eating. Boy's Chorus 15253545 Captain 45 Band 1525 3545 lst Lt. of Band 3 545 Varsity Basketball 45 J.V. Basketball 152535 Frosh Football 15 Varsity Football 253545 Press Club King 35 Class Sgt. at Arms 25 President 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 2535 Boy's Octette 1545 Student Body V.P. 3. II VICKI LOU RICE The saying goes, 'I have a wolf by the tail. ' Commercial Club 45 FHA 152,35 Girls Chorus 15 K-Dettes 15253545 GAA 45 Intra- mural 35 Annual Staff 35 Girl's League 15253. ROBERT WAYNE POWERS Not much talk -- A great sweet silence. Football 153545 Boy's Chorus 354. KEITH THOMAS RIFFLE As long as l count the votes what are you going to do about it. Band 15253545 Captain 45 Serenaders 15253545 K-Airs 15253545 Man- ager 45 De-Dra-Dec 3545 Jr. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play5 Honor Society 253545 Vice President 35 Key Club 3545 President 45 Com- mercial Club 45 De- bate 253 545 Social Board 45 Jets 35 Treas- urer 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Executive Council 45 Student Body President 4. NANCY JO ROSS Elegant as simplic- ity, and warm as ecstacy. Girl's Service 1,3,43 FTA 43 FHA 43 Girl's League 2,33 Paper Staff 1,4, Annual Staff 13 Honor Society 2,4. FRANK ALAN SCHMITTROTH Witt and wisdom are born with a man. Band 1,2,3,4S Sere- naders 3,43 K-Aires 43 Honor Society 2,3 ,4, President 43 Key Club 3,43 Commercial Club 43 Social Board 43 Sr. Patrol 43 Ski Club 3. JIM ALLEN RUPPERT There is a method in man's wickedness, it grows up with degrees. Football 2. MARY GAIL SCHUTT She does nothing but talk about that horse. FHA 2,43 FTA 2,43 Honor Society 2,43 Declamation 43 Dedradec 43 Chorus 1,25 Student Coun- cil 2. JOHN PATRICK RYAN What shall a man do but be merry. Boy's Chorus 2,3,4. PEGGY JEAN SINNEMAK1 For they are yet mere kissing argu- ments. FTA 1,2,3,43 FHA 13 Girl's Chorus 1,2 ,33 Sexette 3,43 Wildcats Caper 4s Annual Staff 3,43 Sr. Class Play, Dedradec 43 Office Staff 43 Ski Club 33 Declamation 43 Americanism Club 3,43 Girl's League 1,2,3. CLAUDE WAYNE SAPPINGTON Handsome is that handsome does. Football 3,43 Ameri- canisrn Club 3,43 Sr. Patrol 43 Intramural 3. ROBERT ANNE SKEMAN Let us embrace, and from this moment vow an eternal misery together. Commercial Club 43 FHA 1,2 ,3,4S Girl's Chorus 1,2 ,43 K- Dettes 1,2 ,3,4, Sec- retary 43 GAA 4, President 43 Intra- mural 3, Captain 33 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Picture Editor 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Ski Club 33 Girl's League 1,2,3. DELORES JEAN SMITH A quiet girl always loves a good joke. Girl's Chorus 1,253,415 Girl's League 15253. EDDIE TAUTFEST You must not think sir5 it does one harm. JOYCE ARLENE SMITH Not that I loved Dave less, but that I loved Denny more. Americanism Club 45 FHA 15 FNA 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Chorus 15 Twirler 1,2,3,4, Majorette 253,45 Annual Staff 354, Adv. Manager 45 Football Princess 45 Student Coun- cil 1,4, Recorder 45 Wild- cats Caper 4, Editor-in- Chief 45 Ski Club 1,2535 Girl's League 1,2,3. R. L. TAYLOR Beware the fury of a patient man. DENNIS WADE SOUDERS A wit with dunces and a dunce with wit. Declamation 35 Boy's Chorus 15 Boy's Intramural 35 Wildcats Caper 45 Boy's Federation l,2,3. WILLIAM ELDEN TIGER A self made man? Yes! He worships his creator. Americanism Club 45 Declamation 35 J.V. Basketball 15 Frosh Foot- ball 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Boy's Intramural 15 Press Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Press Club Runner Up 25 Freshman Class Sgt. at Armsg Stu- dent Council l,2,3,45 Sr. Patrol 4. DONI TA GAY SWAN Youth comes but once in a lifetime5 make full use of it. ll Girl's Choms 15 GAA 45 Girl's League 253. CAROL JANE TOMLINSON I have shot my arrow over the house and shot my brother. FHA 1,2,3,45Gi1'l's Chorus 1,25 GAA 45 Girl's Intra- mural 3, ski Club 1,2,3, Girl's League 1,2,3. CHARLES JAMES TOMLINSON When the drink goes in, then the wit goes out. Boy's Chorus 15 Declama- tion 3,45 Junior Class Play All School Play 3,45 Senior Class Play5 Future Teachers of America 4. SHIRLEY MARLENE WHITE O, I am stabb'd with laughter. Americanism Club 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Declamation 45 De DraDec 45 All School Play 3,45 Senior Class Play5 Junior Class Play5 Girl's Chorus 1,25 K-Dettes 2,3545 GAA 45 Student Council 3,45 Student Court 45 Masque and Dagger 35 Library Staff 3,45 Girl's League 1,2,3. S BEULAH MARTELL FRANCES VALERIO GLENDA LA VONE TURLEY All her faults are such WALLER Free, White and . . . that one likes her better The flower of wifely Girl's Chorus 1,45 Double for them. patience. Sextette 15 Girl's League Transfer 35 Declamation Commercial Club 45 1,2,3. 1,25 Sophomore Class FNA 3,45 Girl's Chorus JOHN RAY WILLIAMS You must lose a fly to catch a trout. Play5 Girl's Chorus 1,25 GAA 1,25 Americanism Club 45 Commercial Club 45 FTA 45 De Dra Dec 45 Girl's League 3. MARGRETHA LOUISE WILLIAMS Birds of a feather, flock together. All School Play 15 Senior Class Play5 Annual Staff 15 Paper Staff 15 Ski Club 35 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 3,4, Treasurer4. De Dra Dec 45 Girl's League 1,2,35 Americanism 354. 1,25 Girl's League 1,2,3, Sgt. at Arms 2. LOIS ARLENE WILSON Laugh not too much, the witty man laughs least. Commercial Club 45 FHA l,2,35 FNA 35 Girl's Chorus 1,35 Press Club 35 Wildcats Caper 35 Girl's League 1,2,3. xg NORMA JEAN WILSON You can't be true to two. Commercial Club 45 FHA 45 FTA 35 Honor Society 3545 GirI's Chorus 15 GAA 45 Intramural 35 Tumb- ling Team I5 Girl's League 15253. LON EUGENE WOODBURY He is as mad as a March hare. Americanism Club 3545 FTA 45 Decla- mation 15253545 Chairman5 Debate 3545 Dedradec 45 All- School Play 35 Jr. Play5 Boy's Chorus 25 Band 15253545 K-Aires 45 Serenaders 3545 Boy's State 35 Jets 4, Vice President5 Mas- que and Dagger 3. ROBERT JOHN WILSON The gods will remember me. Football Manager 3. EDWINA LEIGH ZABEL There is time for all things. Commercial Club 253545 FHA 15253545 President 3545 V.P. of Pub. Relations Region I 45 Honor Society 2,3 545 Declamation 253545 Debate 25 Dedradec 45 All- School Play 3545 Sr. Play5 Girl's Chorus 15 K-Dettes 15253545 Sub-Leader 25 Presi- dent 45 Intramural 35 Girl's State 35 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 3 54, Assist. Ed. 35 Editor 45 Class Secretary 25 Student Council 3545 Social Board 45 Wildcats Caper 45 Assist. Ed. 45 Masque and Dagger 35 Cheerleader 3545 Girl's League 15253. RICHARD LARRY WIMMER Men of few words are the best men. DARLENE JOANNE BUROKER If everyone could draw as good as Darlene the world wouldn't need cameras. GAA 45 Intramurals 35 Masque and Dagger 253,45 Girl's Chorus 2545 Radio Guild 354. LAWRENCE DECKER WHNIIARSKI None but himself can be his parallel. Americanism Club 35 Honor Society 253 545 Declamation 2535 Debate 3545 Dedradec 4, Vice President5 All-School Play 35 Sr. Play 45 Jr. Play 35 Student Council 45 Key Club 45 Jets 35 President5 Ski Club 35 S alutatorian. BETTY ROSE MURRY Neat not gaudy. FHA 1525 FNA 45 Band 152535 GAA 152,35 American Red Cross Rep. 152 535 Drama 253. X .-...ul LINDA IRENE McGILLIVRAY Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. FHA 25 FNA 2,45 Chorus 1,35 Band 1. SUSAN ROBERTA PENCE The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Transfer: 45 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 45 Best Personality 45 FTA 45 FHA 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 BuIldog's Tale, Feature Editor 45 Wyorell Staff 45 Wildcat Caper 45 Agriculture De- partment, Secretary 45 Honor Society 4. SEN IORS NOT PICTURED RICHARD AMENT FLOYDENE BINGHAM LOIS KAROL BLACK GERALD WILLIAM ELSTON KENNETH OTIS GREEN STANLEY SMITH KUCHLER BILL LESTER MAXON EARL VERLIN MCNUTT I-IARRIET LOUISE MILLER LARRY ALLAN PATCHETT KENNETH LEROY PATTON WANDA MAE REINHOFER DENNIS HAL SHANKLIN LEROY WALTER VOIGHT ROBERT PORTER WALLASTON SENIOR CLASS PLAY HARVEY Veta Louise Simmons could stand the name of Harvey no longer so she journeyed to Chumley s Rest a home for psychopaths, to commit In a mixed up conversation a young psychiatrist by mistake locks up Mrs Simmons Elwood therefore is left wandering around with When Veta finds a way to get rid of Harvey, she decides against it. Elwood and Harvey stay together and Veta loves it that way. CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons Edwina Zabel Veta Simmons Miss Johnson Mrs. Chauvenet Elwood P. Dowd Ruth Kelly Lyman Sanderson William Chumley Betty Chumley Judge Gaffney E. I. Lofgren Duane Wilson Marlene White Esther Olson Virginia Olds Larry Winiarski Margie Williams Robert Laskey Keith Riffle Peggy Sinnemaki David Lewis Garth Corbeil Chuck Tomlinson Patton ALL SCHOOL PLAY RAMSHACKLE INN Ramshackle Inn is the hilarious story of an old maid librarian and her boyfriend who buy a run -down country hotel. Unknown to them, the cellar of the hotel has been used by bootleggers for several years. Caught in the midst of a series of murders the old- maid manages to add more havoc to the already confusing situation The ridiculous way she exposes the gangsters furnishes the audience with a delightful comedy. CAST Neil Garner Arbuthnot Joyce Rogers Mame Phillips Constable Small Belina Pryde Commodore Towser Gail Russell Alice Fisher Dr. Russell Bill Phillips Mr. Temple Mary Temple Gilhooley Fred Porter Ronnie Cool Edwina Zabel Mollie Chaffee Bob Laskey Marlene White Mike Alldredge Kay Tallamadge Roberta Tapper Dean Shadle Bill Rember Dave Lewis Nancy Yount Pat Powers Bob Jones President Ray Poutto and date join Harley Edge and Couples relax at tables during intermission date in leading the Grand March. SENIOR B LL Cocktails for Two was the theme for the Senior Ball. The ceil- ing of purple streamers set off by walls of brilliant lavender and white made the gymnasium that night a sight truly pleasing to the eyes. This pleasing array was set off by a poster made by the seniors - a top hat, white gloves and an orchid. Tables situated at the end of the dance floor completed the night-club setting. Those present danced to the music of the Melodians a group from Mullan. 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' V 1 45 U ZW - f I sf , V 49 Betty Alexander Billy Alexander Joe Allen Bill Ashley Peggy Bratton Ronnie Bristow Robert Caldwell Gary Crosbey Charles Dawson Ralph Dieter Gary Dunn Gary Houser Pamella Hutchins , ,, ,, ff sf 5 ff f , ff ,linkage ff f 'Q ff 4 , , .f , MJ -,f V ,rf 1. . ,..,, ff 'W f . :. 4 1,4 44 ,I-1. .- ' frf 'aar . , .,... .Q 1, ,'r', W X X .f .- .t hl - X ' ,' f 3, - Vflyfpiffclgg fyrrk .,V.kV., ff,.', v , ,S :Nz ' '- CAMERA SHY Gary James Larry James Jo Ann Jones Arthur Kienholg James Lamphere Doug Lyons Lonny Martin Jerald Mason Dave Matlock Robert McGuire Carol McLeod Eugene Nelson Gary Ott Rich Porter 38 Paula White Bobby Wilson Barbara Wimmer Loretta Wollaston Jeff Wombolt Nichol Worsfold Arlene Wright Larry Wright Peggy Wood Ronnie Young Gene Zieman Dick Christman Floyd Raymond Bill Rice Carol Robinson Wilma Schaller Alma Self Frances Shreve Marvin Stafford Robert Staley John Travis Alfred Trogden Douglas Winscot I-Ienry Wozow Alfred Wright They Are Odd Babe The Stretch Party Hum-m-m Interesting? Aren't They George? I See The Moon Football Royalty You Name It haf A we If if He's Dreaming? True Relaxation The Axe and I Smilin' Sues Day After The Nite Before Fake 39 Fa.rmer's Daughter Indescrib able The Crisis V 4 W ,tgBlg.'w i ' H .A .53 A gil JR AQ 1 i I JUNIOR CLASS PLAY DEAR RUTH Dear Ruth was the story of the hum -drum life of a home town girl who, for the sake of security and the lack of any other fiance, was forced into an engagement with an undesirable middle -aged man. Unknown to her, she became engaged to a lieutenant in the army through the amorous letters of her misguided sister. The com- ical situations which followed were enjoyed by everyone. CAST Mollie Chaffee Dean Shadle Norbert Schueller Judy Thompson Ronnie Cool Jack Edwards Mike Alldredge Lola Mae Kirkpatrick Diane Andrews Carol Cochrane Edith Wilkins Judge Harry Wilkins William Seawright Martha Seawright Harold Klobbermeyer Sgt. Chuch Vincent Albert Kummer Miriam Wilkins Ruth Wilkins Dora Couples walked through Cindere1la's Coach into a beautiful ballroom. JU IOR PROM Cinderella. . .this was this year's Junior Prom theme. On entering the dance, one walked up a flight of stairs leading to a coach door. This huge coach was drawn by a fleet- looking white horse. As the couples stepped through the door their sight was immediately settled upon the mural at the opposite end of the room. The mural portrayed a beaufi ful Cinderella dancing with a handsome prince charming. A shimmering, whirling glass ball reflected pools of pink light over the dance floor. Couples danced to the excellent music of the Mullodians. ' CIN DERELLA 1 I The Mullodians played delight- ful dance music in the midst of Cinderella's friends. 41 Really Big Campfire Group! e ' Sjglgbefafarty? Silver King Gang Aww... Mixed Up Stag Line! The Happy Gamblers What Are You Two Doing? ' Our Team! '? Are They Always Like This? They Look Gorgeous Don't Th ev? Sleeping Beauty Snack Time I Hubag Hubag Cbxistm as Cheer ' Isn t That Sweet? ,ucky Boy J -QV 19' 1 l'v f 4 Get That Beat ENQLMH X Sophomores i X Jil X ? 5 ,fx ,W HER - ME fb LQ ' 1 P My aww .. ,a- we xl?- , Mary Lou Ablutz Charlene Addington Linda Allen Gary Amos Lucille Anderson Phyllis Anderson Cecile Baade Deon Basie Merle Beare Delbert Beck Burlle Bingharn Marshall Blann Robbie Blondeau Bill Brown Leonard Browning Virginia Buckham Vincent Buckham Gerry Buckner Sandra Buroker Judy Burt Terry Butler Roberta Byrd Joyce Caldwell Marjorie Caldwell Lealand Cantrell Gary Cargo Audrey Carlson Linda Carlson Judy Carney Ann Carter Sandra Chaffee Norman Chapin Bill Coker Gayle Clernets Cecile Davis Marie Davis David Dionne Delores DeLuca Sally Dimico Katherine Duncan Julie Elfsten v .! K ,. 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McClelland Juanita McCrain C arolyn McGuire Bob McGuire Gerene Mclntyre Tom McKinley Richard Morgason Sandra Mason Shirley Mattilla Pat Metzger Chris Millionis Jo Milholland Janet Millard Dale Miller Rodney Miller John Muir Opal Newsome Flora Bell Nickerson John Nolonder Carl Nordstrom Gary Noyen Dennis Olds Helen Olsen Vicki Olsen Carol Overby Alice Parks Jeanne Percy JoAnn Pierskarski Denny Peterson Don Phillips Twink Plemmons Mac Pooler Nelda Pugmire Larry Quimby Kathy Ramstedt Bill Rember Ronnie Rex Patsy Ricker Gloria Rivers Patt Robinson Richard Roehl Tina Roeske nf f x ' If 7 1 if A , W, 7 W X 1 X v f f 2' ,g-4,2 ff cg' f , if 3 V Wi? 5152754 Z , Q - ,Q .11 . gl LLM , w, ,,', if 4'5p,'ff6w iff, 'V ' 4' ' 1 ,. , Q ,sau ' iq!! 7. V ,V Y, I 'r.' 'jf!,fifff 'iff 4 9 f' Q' X' x V ' QL -, EEC r', A W ' , rg? A Qi , V g., l i 5 -- X , ,, X, will P P ,r,,y A i.,, f i,iV , P my , ' I ' 2712 QQ . 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If ' . aff va W A ,Q G ,N e , in ii K Q 4 l 1n f ff? 5 y rr . Mig R fx X , 1 i l V if: 1 W S . I 1.,, if -'MMP-Q 5414 gp- gg 5' Q 5 fr! 48 Robert Ross Vincent Rossi Dorthy Ryan Carol Sala Pat Salyer Desa Samuelson Elaine Sappington Joyce Schleder Richard Schooster Elise Schwab Denny Seagraves Lillian Scott Pat Sellers Darrell Schreve Ron Shreve Olive Stillwell Linda Stowe Virginia Sweat Roberta Tapper Charles Taylor Elna Temby Judy Torgeson Cathy Tracy Marcella Turley Mary Vaughn Karen Weber Verna White Sherrill Whitely Ronnie Wilbur Sharon Williams James Wilson Frank Winiarski Jacquline Wood Billie Worsfold Nancy Yount Don Zimmerman Beth Norwood School pals Time out for goodies. Tasty pastry Ladies aid X X v ,- 1.-3.1 '- . , 5 ' isfvuzzw Q12 -, V 2- 'fiat 5 .4,, .A Hyip, . gt- '- ww, - xg- s K - K Seniors at play Which twin has the Toni? Junior stretch party Which is the monkey WWW ... 1, George and friend Junior boys Junior janitors Pre-prom prep Enthusiastic three A pie a piece 'Tatogenic foursome Have gun will travel 49 r- WM . ,, i J 0, . K M ' 'X What's This? Cute Aren't We? In The Good Old Days Smile Pretty Roberta Young And Foolish X No Boys! ! Ready For Bed Can't Tell This Was Posed if ' On The Players Bus Goofy Gals The End The Gang's All Here True Beauties Swing It Baby Ring Around The Rosy Dig That Hair Do Sleepy Time Gal Same Ones IPF HARVEST BALL QUEE R A W, fi. K , , , , , ,V 4471 , , , I 5,5 , ,V ,L VV 4 Ester Olsen RUNNERS UP HARVEST BALL Sponsored by the Study Club, a group of civic minded women, the Harvest Ball was held in the junior high gym, As you can see everyone had a grand time, especially when you notrce the expresslons on the faces of those attending . In Memoriam I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away! With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand And left us dreaming how very fair It needs rnust be, since he lin- gers there. And you---of you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return. Think of him faring on, as dear, In the love of There, as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same I say--- He is not dead---he is just away. 52 If ,U x RI my Cf? IV I Y lv flff1l Z I 5 M Y N 1 Q f 5 Q63 p 753 ,, QQMQZQERCYFNL -f 'B f X E Q Lu 'xxx DenRADEC ff X!! w Y 'A I xx eg-D I o 'xx f GMI L Y 'X . 2 !,7----3' . 3,7 1 ?-a '1-'- '4' ,A-inn K f -Q Y -?-' -fi E 7' if 'iii ' -WYA, AY- ,F -l rs,,, -Kia., ,-, ,. ,,.., ,ffsiif N 5 iii, DEDRADEC This organization is composed of members from Debate, Drama, Declamation, and Speech V. Pres. pres, Sec. Advised by Mrs. Faraca and Miss Parsons, the L- Wini2ISki B. Laskey K, Taumadge club puts on some well attended plays and suc- cessful debate tourneys. SPEECH DEBATE r DRAMA DECLAMATION FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF ERICA Future Hornemakers of America - the title, the members - girls interested in learning how to manage their future homes and families. To join this organization prospective members must have successfully completed one semester of home economics. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Tallmadge this group was very active in sponsoring school functions. Who will forget the Coed Dance at which Louie Jennings was crowned King? In the fall the club has an initiation dinner for the benefit of the new members. After the initiation ceremonies, the new mem- bers get a taste of whatlhome management will be by trying their hand at the banquet dishes. OFFICERS: P. White, Dist. Song Leaderg P. Cochrane, Dist. and Chapter Parl.3 D. Andrews, Dist. V. Pres.5 N. Yount, Dist. Sec.3 S. Bush, Historiang M. Williams, Treas.5 M. Popoff, Degrees Chairmang P. Bening, Song Leaderg E. Zabel, Pres. and Regional V. Pres. of Pub. Re1.5 E. Olsen, V. Pres.g R. Cripe, Sec. King Louie is Crowned SENIOR PATROL A select group of senior boys made up Senior Patrol. Giving out tickets for any violations of the students according to school rules was among their duties. They acted as ushers at the musical pro- grams and other special functions, and patrolled school dances to see that order was kept throughout the dance. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Girl's Athletic Association increased interest and participation in all sports. All girl students of K.H.S. are eligible for active membership. Emblems and sweaters are obtained by earning 60 points and to maintain an active membership, one must earn 40 points. Points are awarded for each hour of participation in different GAA sports such as quoits, volleyball, basketball, badminton, archery, softball, bowling, and attendance to the University of Idaho Playday. The girl who earns the most points will receive a plaque which will appear in the trophy case. OFFICERS, L. to R.: Sally Dimico, Secretary, Peggy Fleshman, Treasurer, Margaret Johnson, Sports Manager, Roberta Skernan, President, Sharon Mc- Intyre, Points Manager, Twink Plemmons, Equip- ment Manager, Carol Mustoe, Vice President. HO GR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a club consisting of the students of Kellogg High School who are Scholas- tically outstanding. However, besides earning a B average in every subject, a candidate must have commendable character, leadership qualities, and he must be active in some serviceable group, either in the community or the school. One of the outstanding functions of the organiza- tion this year was the initiation assembly after the first semester. After the members had been initiated each of the teachers named several of their out- standing students. Thus, a person who was not quali- fied for the Society could receive due recognition. OFFICERS, L. to R.: Margie Eixenberger, Secretary, Frank Schmittroth, President, Diane Andrews, Vice President. SEN IORS 7 , 1' ,fi- rii 5. , 1 Q , ,gf , N 1 ,Q J., 'wlfijf ' 5 'ff' .,'f'f , ii. 'V at 5,.N,1.?,q:g',-5 3 A 'zz '...?' 4 - .4 e.5g,'S., a, Hsm, ,L Q-0 v ,ATQL is 61 JUN1oRs SOPHOMORES V. Pres: E. Exum Pres: K. Rifile Sec: B. Staley KEY CLUB Among the services rendered by the Key Club is the Wildcat in blazing neon and the Wildcat costume. This select group is sponsored by Kiwanis International and its members are a select group of active boys in terested in working for the benefit of the school. KEY CLUB'S WILDCATS 58 .i I ,. , Q. ., 3, ,,,, . ,vl I X X it M 2 X ' 1.1, N xf5,ff4 f , f ff ff. y I . ' A b i siirr f S I - 9 Y I, if I lr krkr I If f , lv ' - . 1 Bus. Corres: R. Cripe V. Pres: C. Hulbert Pres: S. Keller Sec: A, Wright T1-egg: P, Miles FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA This group, advised by Mr. Sanders, is dedicated to the task of preparing themselves for the field of teaching. Members of the group get a chance to try their hand in the field of their choice in the spring when they are al- lowed to teach a day at the junior high or one of the elementary schools in the district. On some occasions members of this group fill in for teachers when there is no one to take the teacher's place. 4 'W A321215 2 , ilif S ff: ,nr li., i as Q 4? ypiy l '. f 2 ? . p . Vyy! Z liii e p ' , ' A Corres. Sec: J. Hooper Sec: S. Bush Pres: J. Smith V. Pres: W. Sevy Treas: C. Harvey FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA In this time of great need for personnel in the field of nursing these are the ones who have answered the call. Under the direction of Mrs. Gibson and their organized efforts, this group searches for ways of aquiring the pre- paratory training as is needed for those entering the field of nursing. Helping each other this way the club works as a team and through this team effort much is accomplished. COMMERCIAL CLUB Q., ICT' ' QW? 'iffflg' f 1g Commercial Club is the business organization of the school. Students who have attained the speed of forty- five words a minute for five minutes in typing, eighty words a minute for five minutes in shorthand, or have earned an A for one semester Of bookkeeping are eligi- ble to join. The highlight of the year for the club was a trip to the University of Idaho. There the club members attended business classes and held conferences with professors at which they learned much about campus life. OFFICERS, L.to R.: Ludel Boyd, Treasurer, Roland Bouchard, President, Marie Mathews, Secretary. RADIO GUILD Radio Guild is one of the hardest working clubs of the school. Each week they produce a radio show en- titled The Cat's Meow. On the program are heard musical requests, interviews, sports events, and at special times, talent from the high school. During the year the program has become very popular. Much of this popularity is due to the natural talent of the Guild members. At one time the organization went on a field trip to a television station and was able to observe how a live show is produced. OFFICERS,L.to RJ Bob Jones, Unit Manager No. 25 Darlene Buroker, Secretary-Treasurerg Dean Shadle, President, Steve McConnell, Unit Manager No. 1. AMERICAN ISM CLUB OFFICERS,L. to R.: Connie Hulbert, Secretaryg Norbert Schueller, Vice Presidentg Dave Mikesell, Presidentg Joe Harvey, Sgt. at Arms. Three major groups make up the Americanism Club. These groups are the anti-communist committee, the student government committee, and the historical committee. One of the projects of the anti-communist committee was to have a guest speaker speak to the Student Body on our American heritage. The student government committee suggested several recommendations for our student control system. It is this committee that is responsible for the conversion to student control in our school. At Christmas time the club sponsored a food drive for needy families. A contest was held between each of the classes to see who could bring the most food. -'N 1 61 WILDCAT CAPERS Under the direction of Mr. Woodbury and the hard work of the individual staff members, the school paper is brought to the hands of the student. Reporting the news around school, inventing interesting features, selling advertisement setting up the layout, and coordinating all these activities under the added pressure of school assignments amounts to quite a job. As an added stimulant to the journalistic aspirations of the group, Mr. Woodbury has made it a requirement that, in order to get a credit for second semester journalism, a stu- dent must have sold one of his works to a publication. The clamor of the students on Caper-Day is ample testimony of a job well done. Editor: Joyce Smith Advisor: Mr. Woodbury Assistants: M. Haynes, Feature Editorg D. Lewis, Business Managerg L. Cole, News Editorg P. Bening, Circulation and Ex- changeg E. Zabel, Co-Assistant Editorg D. r Mikesell, Sports Editorg D. Hertzig, Co- Assistant Editor. STAFF 62 K-LOG The K-Log crew has a lot of work and headaches. They begin early in the fall and the work isn't finished until the annual is safely in your hands. The students do all the work outside of school on their own time. There is always a rush for deadlines with last minute work to be done. Even though they put in a lot of time and effort they all have a lot of fun working together. Trying to hear the latest news with one ear and keeping their mind on their work is difficult but they manage somehow. As you follow through the pages of this K-Log the an- nual staff hopes to relate fond memories of the year. STAFF Edwina Zabel: Editor Mr. DePao1o: Advisor Assistants: J. Smith, Advertising Managerg B. Tiger, Business Managerg R. Skeman, Picture Editorg J. Hooper, Copy Editorg D. Andrews, Assistant Editor. 63 GIRL ST TERS Each year outstanding junior girls are chosen by the American Legion to represent Kelloggtat the annual Syringa Girls' State Sessions at Caldwell, Idaho. Sue Bush, Edwina Zabel, and Brenda Brown fnot picturedj were the 1957-58 Girl Staters. They studied government procedures. 55 BUY STATERS Lon Woodbury, Nicki Bond, and Bob Laskey were chosen by the American Legion as Boy State representatives. These outstanding boys attended sessions during the week at Gem Boys' State in Boise, Idaho. The Boy Staters also learned government procedure. 64 l .P X A 'Y 'immm A A Rf X T -X 1 C12 f ! W M j I ff Q j YN X gf 'GPX 'j B if , -1 YV W -X -1.-,- ,Av ,, , ,A , vw 121 K hd if 'W fu. ,im G1 X dw , , 2' ,W Af! gpm lfmff ,y A 'N 5,5 X ' 4 Q ' , 'NRI 4 'X ,Q H W '4' Q '1 'Af it Q Q 'W it lik!!! iiiflf 'ff f f x V Q ,, i 1, gg 'if a, 'Hn V vm, L-an f 'I' 7 I 4 ' ' 1 P 5 I I ps 4 an fn, fn Kg ,W 'Il 4,9 u rffmawws It sk' li SEN ICR TWIRLERS i -- Senior twirlers perform at various functions throughout the year. They twirl for the Kellogg Elk's Band. These talented girls march in the K.H.S. Band and twirl at football and basketball games as well as the musicals. DRUM MAJORETTE if , ' SL 2 - , ,. Q? ,,,r,, v,1 X 1 fy - -1 f'k..i I ' if ' N52 4 'V 'H A Jw' V Q-tp' tr 5. - , Q ,V Y 2 .9 ' Joyce Smith JU 1oR TWIRLER The junior twirlers march with the band and compete in competi- tion at Lewiston every year. They twirl at football and basketball games. 3V.,:.Q. vkr.. as WEEK A Kellogg H1gh s Mus1c Department has three groups whrch add variety to its many programs The Serenaders play for vanous dance while the Sextette and Octette perform at muslcals and other socral functions. Q M. C. Keith Riffle John and Diane performed an Julie and Don could have danced Apache Dance dressed in appro- I all night and still shook the priate costumes. rafters with laughter. f'f -'PE J The mixed chorus, gay costumes, and the K-Dettes' variety mun- ber added fun, laughter, and talent to the Gay Ninety Review. 70 W KELL N XS-x... WT' v 0 is w xx' ATERN X xx 1 l- , W S arts A W f idk IK 4 GQ Q Coaches L. to R.: Ed Hollister, Bob Stranger, Co-Captains: Ken Patton and Bill Crouch and Ray Faraca. Kel1ogg's football team had a new coach this year, Bob Stranger, who was also the shop instructor. The Wildcats scrimmaged every night after school on the practice field. The team took one over night trip to Lewiston. They chose two princesses, Charlene Linhart and Joyce Smith and a queen, Marilyn Newton. Two dinners were given for the team. Skip Staley was guest speaker at a dinner held at the school. The other dinner was given by the Odd Fellows. z, 4, Q we X X ii f ' if dl 'ls . 1 , Q K, .1 'K A v T iq ' . . ., i , C . A X Q N 6' mg , Zi T ' 6 I i? Q y 5 4. X I ,tj Mousseau darts around a Viking end for a seven yard gain against Couer d' Alene. Voight skirts around a Wallace end with Poutto filly attempting a block. Wornbolt goes for six against the Wallace Miners. Jennings plows through Sandpoint's line with Patton leading the way. Voight carries the ball around a Sandpoint end with Crouch about to block. GIRLS SERVICE Girls' Service is a girls' honorary group in K.l-LS. The new girls are selected by Mr. Larsen, their advisor, and the previous members. When they are selected they serve through their senior year. They wear gold sweaters with a wildcat emblem and black skirts. The girls held their annual dinner at Tony's Restaurant in Couer d' Alene. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Kamp at- tended. The girls presented Mr. Larsen with a picture ofhis sons and they also presented Mr. Kamp with a gift. Their work consisted of ushering and selling tickets at games and other social functions. FRONT ROW L. to R.: Nancy Ross, Bonnie Hagerman, Lois Coe, Virginia Olds. Stairway Top to Bottom Margie Eixenherger, Janet Helgemo, Pat Cochrane, Harriet Miller, Patty Hagerman, Julie Ryan. 75 K-DETTES The Kellogg K-Dettes are an active group of selected girls. New members are chosen by the old members for their marching ability and appearance. The K-Dettes' routines are made up by the leader and the sub-leaders. 'This at- tractive group performed at football and basketball games, marched in the Music Festival Parade in Lewiston, the Elk's Parade in Kellogg, and the Silver Jubilee Parade in Wal- lace. This year the girls were advised by Mrs. Don Kamp. OF- FICERS, L. to R.: Esther Olson, Sub-Leaderg Sue Bush, Sub- Leaderg Edwina Zabel, Presidentg Roberta Skeman, Secretary Sharon Mclntyre, Treasurerg Jo Milholland, Sgt. at Armsg E Lola Mae Kirkpatrick, Vice President. Not pictured: Brenda Brown, Leader. REGULAR DRILL TEAM BAND DRILL TEAM 76 I SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Coach Captain Manager Bob Stranger Don Zimmerman Richard Margason Football coach Bob Stranger took a hand at basketball and coached the sophomore team. These boys were quick and played a good g:-une but met defeat quite often since they played against boys who were juniors and seniors. Traveling with the Wildcats to out of town games was a new ex- perience for these future stars. These boys practiced every night after school preparing for the weekend game with other schools or local YMCA teams. Some of these sophomores will be playing varsity ball next year. With so many seniors leaving the varsity squad the vacancies must be filled and some of these boys will fill the positions left vacant. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Chris Millionis, Bill Cornell, Keith Kilimann, Gary Amos, Frank Gaffney, Mike Black- bird, Clark Carr, Denny Seagraves. FRONT ROW: Bob Stranger, Bill Rernber, Frank Winiarski, Ron McCoy, Don Zimmerman, Robert Morgan, Terry Butler, Richard Margason. 77 Coach Ed Hi emstra KELLOGG WILDCATS Co -Captains Jeff Wombolt and Rich Porter led the way through another successful hoop season coached by Ed Hiemstra. Although state champion- ship was not among their gains the Wildcats still proved to be the power house of North Idaho. De- feated only by Couer d' Alene in the district tourna- ment the Wildcats won the conference trophy. Orfino defeated the Wildcats at the regional tournament in Couer d' Alene thus eliminating them from state competition. One over night trip was taken by the team when they played Moscow. A thrill to both players and students was the game against John Rogers High School in the Spokane Coliseum. A basketball dinner was given by the Odd Fel- lows Lodge in honor of the team and cheerleaders. Coach Hiemstra intnroduced the players and cheer- leaders. Co-Captains: Rich Porter and Jeff Wombolt. Managers: Larry Martin and Sam Cummings. 78 Patton tips in for two more Wombolt lays up an easy hook Porter drives in for a crip points. shot. Kellogg Wildcats receive Runner Up trophy in the Regional Tournament. Porter shoots a jump shot with Wombolt waiting to Jennings goes for two against Bonners Ferry. rebound. 79 ,, 6 444 gn-in ,Q-Li 1 'QV f NY F mn? , Lk.. f'? eww f 'Hg Ko f ,W i h hVz AA Q m ,' V f , ff 2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 1958 AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE THE BUNKER HII.I. COMPANY Where some day you too may be listed as an employee and share in the 314,500,000 annual payroll and 31,650,000 fringe benefits now enjoyed by 2650 men and women employed in Kellogg and vicinity P14 Pk Pk Aerial picture of Bunker Hill Lead Smelter Other Bunker Hill offices-plants located at SEATTLE PORTLAND OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES wwlw PANHANDLE OFFICE SUPPLY Headquarters for Olympia Portable Typewriters World's Finest and All Other Typewriters RULLMAN'S MENS WEAR Kellogg The Place To Go For Brands You Know Finest in Men's Wear Idaho IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Servic Established in 1867 Member of Federal Deposit lnsurance Corp I Annually Yours Penneyls BILLY H. HOPE Pay Cash. . ,Pay Less Photographer . . N Y . 131 McKinley J C K ll K..,110gg Phone 2273 6 Ogg Congratulations from your The Newer The Older THRIFTY DRUGS DAN'S DRUGS 127 Cameron Kellogg, Idaho 103 McKinley 6 Congratulations to the Class of 'i58 From the Two Local Yokels Who Own and Operate PIK KWIK Kellogg,s Leading Food Center Sidney B. Chaffee Carroll N. Chaffee OLE'S KELLOGG DRUG Prescription Pharmacists 211 Main Phone 2254 R. C. Oleg Hammerness Owner BlLL'S CONOCO SERVICE Phone 2-5604 138 W. Cameron Kellogg, Idaho HUTTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Furniture-Housewares Electrical Appliances Shoes-lV1en's Wear LOU'S BROKEN WHEEL CAFE 102 East Cameron Phone 5141 Excellent Food Open 24 Hours Dry Goods Ladies, Ready-to-Wear DRUMMCND NASH Complete Children,s Department Congratulations to C1 A. P. Hutton 8. Co. ass of 58,' Kellogg Idaho 234 E. Cameron Kellogg WALDEN'S GROCERY PATANO'S Biggest Little A shop for men and women Store in Town who shop for men. Open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 201 Main Kellogg 216 W. Cameron Kellogg WENDELL D. 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