Kimberly High School - Kimida Yearbook (Kimberly, ID)

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Drama Phi Club The Drama Phi Club was formed by the Speech Class of 1944 and '45 with Mrs. Urban as their sponsor. The members drew their own Constitution, by-laws and requirements for membership. By the end of the year there were sixteen mem- bers and through the summer they enjoyed several parties and carried on scheduled business meetings. The '46-'46 Speech class of 25 members with Mrs. Ronk as their sponsor have been initiated into the Club and will form the nu- cleus of next year's Drama Phi. OFFICERS ARE: Betty Hlllegas, Pres.: Winifred Tyler, Vice-presidentg Lola. Mae Britt, Secretaryp Martha Hendricks, treasurer: and Eugene Sturgill, sergeant-at-arms. This picture was taken by surprise when the cast of The Great Bottleneck Dia- mond or The Villianous Shah of Shush, was rehears- ing. The characters were chosen from the members of the Speech Class and was part of the Gay Ninetiezs Remfewj' an exciting and hu- morous melodrama.

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FFA FIRST ROW: Cleo Thamert, Jordan Sizemore, Herman Slevers, Eugene Sturglll, Norman Tilley, Lynn McFarland SECOND ROW: Norman Mason, Lloyd Straughn, Kenneth Venable Gene Suddreth, Charles Jones, Gilbert Quesnell henever a war or other national disturbance strikes a country, there is always something or somebody hurt. The Kimberly F. F. A. chapter has been affected severely for there is no chapter any more. The last boys to enjoy work in agriculture are Juniors and Seniors now. For two years they have been deprived of an in- structor because of the critical man-power situation which has faced our country. The instructor in 1943 was Mr. Gillett, and Mr. Merrill took his place the following year. During those last two years F. F. A. was enjoyed by the boys equally as well as before. They participated in Seed Judging, Livestock judging, and a Public Speaking Contest in which Eu- gene Sturgill took the rating of third place in the state. We of the Kimberly Future Farmers of America sincerely hope that a new chapter may be started in order that the boys of the future who may be interested in agriculture may enjoy the bene- fits and advantages which F. F. A. provides.

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Tiger House Tiger House was presented by the Drama Phi Club on January 11, 1946. It was a three act mystery filled with comedy, drama, and suspense. The audience alternately thrilled and laughed as various scenes were enacted. Erma Lowrie - Maclntosh - Sarah Borderick Peggy Van Ess Yami - - - Mystery Woman Arthur Hale Oswald Kerns Thompson - - Mrs. Murdock - The Tiger - - Virginia Taylor - Perry Dodds - - Winifred Tyler - Lola Mae Britt - Cleo Thamert Martha Hendricks - Don Phillips - Norman Tilley - Herman Sievers - Betty Hillegas - ? ? ? 'Z ? ? l P l 1 l The Sunshine Twins The all-school play was presented on October 4, 1945 under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy K. Ronk. The Sunshine Twins, a comedy, was one of the season's outstanding laugh hits with situa- tion after situation unfolding in riotous mirth. The clever lines and the wholesomeness of the play appealed to the entire audience. M1's. Robinson - Glen Robinson - Norma Robinson Connie Robinson Gabby Robinson Clint Robinson Bebe Prather - Vail Porter - Leo Prather - Mrs. Ellis - - Pauline Doyle - - Eleanor Straughn - Bobby Peterson Dorine Anderson - Frances Thieme - - - Vernal Alton - Winford Spain Margaret Suddreth - Eugene Sturgill - Norman Tilley - Joan Jansen - Louise Stayton