Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)
- Class of 1951
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Manager foreword Students ot LHS here rs your book the 1051 Bengdl vol ume number 12 The dnnuol stott worked diligently throughout the 1950 51 school yeor to produce 104 printed poges with tlve nnserted color dlvlslon poges tollovvlng the theme Bridge to the Future Wrth costs mountrng ogorn thus pdst yeor mokrng the book the most costly rn the hrstory ot the onnuol the business stotters hove been kept on ther toes collectrng ods to trnonc It The sux sections Feotures Personnel Fine Arts Actrvrtues Sports ond Junror Hugh hove been comprled by the hord work Ing edltorrol stott to gave you o pictured memory ot the octrvr tres In LHS for the post yeor lt IS proboble thot on tevv errors hove crept unto the copy desprte our trrple checklng but we hope they ore minor ond thot subscrrbers Null beor vvrth us un our regret Only the trne cooperotron ot students toculty ond the bus: nessmen who bought our ods mode It posslble to the com pletron ot thus book Here as the completed work ot the onnuol stott members to bring you your 1951 BENGAL The Edrtor I ' 1 ' ' - - ' 11 - 11 , . . . . . . 1 1 '1 ,r . . 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J J r ii A 4' R' fvmbzg A-kan as me-4, Warm, A 61164 Mig dedication 'R The 1951 annual staff proudly dedlcates the 1951 Bengal to Miss Sarah C Rice Along wuth teaching U S Government and U S History Miss Rice has been advisor of Girls Club and Dean of Glrls in her four years stay at LHS Miss Ruce orignnally from Athens Georgia was graduated from the University of Georgia where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree Prior to coming to Lewiston she taught nn Havana Cuba Glrls Club had four successful years under the guidance of Miss Rnce up days burthday part es and the buying of trophy cases were mayor club achievements ln the little leisure tlme she funds Miss Rice likes to read hike work wlth constitutional essays and Ilsten to the radio but her blggest Ioy is In traveling she says Next year Miss Race wall be teaching history to the lassnes In St Manes School for Girls at Kzlbryde Castle Dunblane Scotland l I I I ' I , . Sadie Hawkins dances, Christmas gift boxes, Senior dress- , 5 ' I ' I . . , . . ' I I senaor prophecy Wath the last act nearanq ats close on the L l-l S set the class of 5l sadly turns nts head toward the future Walkang slowly through ats portals your phalosopher approached the reluctant senaors studaed them and wondered what wall become of the 5l rs Glancanq through the calendars we watch the years pass and fanally come across the year or l96l l-laltanq here we dascover the graduates of l95l an a changed state After IO years heres what we found BILL ALBRIGHT as runnang a wrecked car lot all busaness he brangs an hamself SHIRLEY ALLEN has entered anto her lafe work as Bob Young s wafe Bob after seven years an the army named all hs sak chaldren after great generals JOANNE AYERS as stall at the Grange tryang to get out tShe can t understand thear entrance and exat systeml EVELYN BAIR I5 taknng money at the Grange She decaded lafe wouldnt be the same wathout the place land moraeyl LEOTA BAIRD as choar darector for the Reubens Communaty Church KBy the way tas saad she ancreased church attendancel DOCTOR GENE BALDECK as stall chaef surgeon an Joe s poolroom tHas maan cases are pataents hat by pool ballsl DIANE BALLARD as on the aar Program name? Dont Be Late for Debate Mate BOB BARNETT owns has own orchestra and produces has own radao show The Barnett Hour sponsored by Coronados Cornets and Castrnets PATRICIA ANN BARTLETT as starrang an the new movae Bart letts Debut Her talents anclude sangang voace and her shapely LEON BERKELEY as stall asleep an U S Government class Poor Mass Race couldnt leave for Scotland sance she couldnt wake up the lad MARILYN BONNER as workang as head garl sn the jewelry de partment at Newberry s DON BOZARTH as on the Job wanted last RONALD BROOKING moved to Clarkston claams lafe as too good for ham here MARY BROWN 51 graduate and Speedball Wallace are to be marraed next week an the annual revaval meetang Wallace be laeved an long engagements LORRAINE BURNS as stall workang an her grocery store but there as a change She no longer washes dashes she draes them BILL BURROWS whereabouts unknown for we couldn t fand ham among has flock tkadsl MIKE BUSCH as raasang sheep off the coast of South Ameraca Has pet sheep as a black one whach he fondly calls Pete GARNITA CAMPBELL as an Genesee No there she goes toward Clarkston By golly shes headang for Moscow Oh well an a few years well catch up wath her YVONNE CAPITAN as pravate secretary for J J Snoop presadent of the Unated Pulp Mall Assocaataon an her own home town tConfadentaally she thanks the aob stanksl CAROL CARAGIO as stall moanang over the loss of Warren Mallory He left February 28 1951 and hasn t returned yet ROBERT CARLTON owns all eaght theaters an our faar caty Quate a change from 51 DARLENE CARPENTER as rdang away on her whate horse wath haar and tall flyang an the breeze tThe horse s ha r and tall tha asl DALE CASE as head bookkeeper for Mrs Heaths Department store an Wallace MYRTLE Cl-IRISTENSEN as back an Mannesota managang her own beauty parlor PAT CHURCH has at last found a place an the home of Ball Burrows as has wafe lThey lave an a back room at Safeway sl KENNY CLARK as trylng to slate an extra game wath CHS stall and ansasts has alma mater can defeat the Bantams af gaven a second chance NELLIE CLARK as no more Shes Mrs Jam Hana MAYLO CLAUSEN has settled down an an old maads home n ADARE COX as stall sayang that Montana as better than Idaho and claams she and hubby Jerry Peer wall rade off to thear ranch an the saad state soon NORMA COX has taken up a paanter s job an Cal fornaa CShe paants MIKE CUMMERFORD as thankang up new ways to dodge the draft he never outgrew that hagh school hab t DONNA DAGGETT as stall recuperatang from her LHS school days DALE DAMMARELL declded that a lafe on the upper plaans IS much better than the valley He moved back wath has wafe and herd of chaldren DENISE DARWIN has organazed a radang club of her own whach goes by the name of The Cow Country Cow Gals JOANNE DAVIS fanally marrled the man of her dreams tho one seems to know anythlng about her dreamsl and settled cown an a Mercury ALICE RAE DeSHAZER as modelang for a downtown store at S5 an hour The store manager cla ms she s the best model hey ve ever had ARLIS DeVAULT aoaned her sster an the house of matr mony long ago DICK DODEL who has reached the grand heaght of 7 feet 4 anches as travelang wth the Cole Bros carcus as the human beanpole JANIE DUFFY as runnang a thravang gas stataon an the eastern end of our great caty CROONER WALLY DURLAND IS wowang bobby soxers all over the nataon as never before sance the Frank Sanatra craze of 46 BIG CHARLEY ECKERMAN IS now foreman of has own lumber camp whach ancludes all of Northern Iceland MONTE EDWARDS has at last taken lattle Eleanor Storm as has wafe She saad after marraage We wall NOT raase a track team 0 a . 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' 1 a 1 , , . . . - , a a . senaor prophecy cont d ELEANOR STORM has raased a track team BILL ELBEN as chaef lumberman at Camp No 465748 Know who the flunky as at Camp No 4657487 None other than Mary Jane Martan RUBY FARRELL IS no more ats Ruby Cole as of several years a o BETTY FIELD stll cant get off her horse and t asnt because someone put glue an the saddle ELIS now resade of NRA tNatadnd, odeo ssocaataonl Ita s ' JOANNE FRENCH has ta en up le at French s School of Musac RONALD CMR POTTERJ FUNKE who never forgot The Boardang House Reach 4Senaor Play 51I as now sellang ansurance to the anhabatants of Lower Slobbovaa BYRON GAGE has won the tatle of Mr Lewaston and says he plans to run for Mr Ameraca when the tame comes BUD GALL sells crutches from house to house sance he got a stock of them from has hagh school days JIM GILBERTZ owns has own grocery now fanally broke away from has dad BARABARA GRANT IS employed at Woods Insurance for obvaous reasons DORIS GRAVELLE has changed her name to Mrs Carl Welch as was expected DARWIN GRIMM has turned pro an basketball He as center wath the Podunk Parates ROSMARY GROW hasnt changed She caught her nose an a glue can back an 51 and never got at out MARLENE HAAG laves an Scotland wath a well known Scottash gentleman Bally McSteIImon LEORA HAGEDORN QPATTERSONJ a musacal Mrs as tourang the country as a one garl symphony DON HALLEEN owns has own gas stataon and sells cars ora the sade Has bag break came after has old car blew up on ham the summer of 51 DON HAMILTON left for Scotland years ago He ansasted he was exempted from Mass Race s U S government exam LaVERNE HARRINGTON has gone back to Alaska where she as foreman an a sardane factory TEDDY HARTSHORN as vasatmg Lewaston for the farst tame an 10 years He has been an Arazona promotang traps to Mars KATHRYN HAWKEY as chaef stenographer an one of the local department stores She got her experaence way back an 51 at L H S LARRY HOGAN as stall stock boy at Kang s Store but plans on an advancement an the near future RODNEY HOIOOS aoaned Bob Barnetts Band Seems he traed to organaze one of has own but was always late for rehearsals JANETTE HUFF after fave years at Chacago School of Art has a thravang ballboard and sagn paantang busaness an Peck LOUISE IMTHURN as a happy plumbers wafe tThey ve raased several Iattle squartsI STIRL ISOM has fanally achaeved fame and fortune an Hollywood He s head electracaan and sound man for Warner Brothers LORRAINE JOHNSON as stall workang an the hagh school cafeteraa She laked at so well she aust never quat MARGARET JOHNSON IS a massaonary s wafe an Burma She wrates that she fands her work warm ALBERTA JONES SALLEE why ask sally questaons7 JOYCE JORDAN as starrang an her own TV show Quarrelang Is a teet HELEN KISAMORE as propraetor of her own dog kennel It called Kasamores Kennels ELEANOR KNUTSON as sangang for the Met Cratacs say hers IS the greatest voace sunce Margaret Truman PHYLLIS LACEY eloped wath a handsome saalor and as lavang hap paly down by The sea KSnake Raverl JoANNE LIPPS as one of the few women commentators on world events over the radao She never saw a future an televasaon BOB LOVE as an enterprasang young edator of the Cardaff Daaly Has marraage to Mary S helped has advancement FAITH LUTHER got such a kack out of beang Captaan of L Cube an hagh school she went on to offacer traanang school and agaan as a captaan Aar Force SALLY MACE IS also settled down Her husband cant decade whether to keep on at the mall buy a farm an Pomeroy or just rude around an has Banana car BETTY LOU MARKHAM has the full tame Job of beang a house wafe way off an Weappe SALLY MARSH whale sangang an a downtown naght club as sup portang her husband Larry Hogan whose maan source of ancome as unemployment ansurance MARY JANE MARTIN as a Iattle whate haured lady After 11 years of dravang wath Ruthless Ball Elben who wouldnt be whate haared7 ELLEN MCALLISTER an aarlane stewardess was recently awarded a medal for bravery when she rescued 12 persons and a dog from a burnang plane TOMMY MILES as stall workang at the raalroad stataon only now as the new stataon agent ANN MILLER as workang an a space shap factory She as a modern Rosae the Raveter ARLENE KMOOREJ MOON Why ask7 It was the same way ten years ago JOHN MOORE Baron of Tammany plans on extendang has ranch onward toward Waha lPoor peasants an has path I PLAYBOY BUD NELSON as sufferang an a local hospatal It as saad he straaned has back whale openang the door of has 38 Lancoln NORMA NIELSEN as now a Mrs and raasang a batch of ornery Iattle angels just lake herself LARRY OBERG modern Longfellow has completed has 75th volume of Faresade poetry sance has hagh school days DON OGSTON as star on has own televasaon program Has stage name as Don Bob Hope Ogston RALPH OTTERSTROM as the head carpenter on a new senaor hagh school at Lewaston Has plans are terrafac they say There IS a specaal button so that students may blow at up at any tame RAY OVERMAN Hot Rod Racer won has 76th straaght race yesterday ' I 1 - , , ' ' - . ,' X . as f , , , , a . .a. ,a - , , , . . . 1 I - . a , , . 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I . . . . . f , a , , , . - - . .t ,a senlor prophecy cont d BOB PACKWOOD IS now wlth blg league baseball He IS water boy wlth the New York Yankees GERALD PARKS has taken over Roy Pearson s lob down at the YAC Just couldn t get the place out of hls mlnd SALLY PEARSON has fulfllled a llfe long ambltlon Sh IS on a Seattle stage la drller that lsl EUGENE POMERINKE IS managlng hls own dry goods store n Northern Greenland He IS thawlng out the old prlce freeze and buslness IS good WAYNE POTEET lS retlred already He won so much money play lng the races he s loaded' DIANNE RICHARDS lS Lew stons most brllllant lncome tax col lector She says she got her sklll from her father NORMA RIGGERS IS a taxl cab drlver ln Portland She got her experlence back ln 51 trylng to chauffeur her Model A BETTY JO RIGGS made her soclety debut ln New York recently Tls sald she threw a lavlsh party MARY RUDDELL IS marrled la qulet ceremony of 300 guestsl and has four chlldren Dlckle Jr RIQQO Allan and Sam DICK RIGGS IS Lewlston s most promlnent lawyer Hls last case netted hlm S20 O00 enough to support DICKIC Jr Rlggo Allan and Sam lMrs R tool REBECCA REUBEN IS ln Hollywood maklng her flfth movle Ard she IS a success' BURCH ROARK IS playlng professlonal football also supportlng a Wlfe and ten chlldren DONNA ROBERTS IS teachlng school ln a llttle red school house ln northern Quebec lClalms there s hlgher pay there J DONNA LEE RYDRYCH owns her own factory for freezlng peas It IS sald she IS maklng cold cash MARY SAMMS IS a WSILYESS ln one of the hlgher class hotels ln San Franclsco She has reported that she IS dolng flne RAY SANDQUIST IS mlnlng a new metal found ln the AYIZOH3 desert He lsnt qulte sure what the metal IS but he knows It s there DON SCHMITH IS an enterprlslng lnsurance salesman wlth one of the larger flrms ln Swltzerland He says the Swlss fall for hls llne every tlme SENATOR DON SCHOLES IS startlng hls second term ln con gress Rumors have lt he wlll run for presldent next term MARILYN 'BUBBLESJ SCHROEDER was dlscovered IH the thlrd act of her show on Broadway Double Troubles wth Bubbles ORVAL SHOEMAKE IS now the owner of hls own plumblng shop but lt s sald he has a plunglng buslness BEA SHINN IS ln a rest home She got too rambunctlous yelllng at the tournament basketball games DARLENE SIMPSON lS the only woman archltect ln Welppe She has a thrlvlng buslness RAY SIPES better known as Mr X IS chlef hydrogen bomb sclent st IH the Sahara desert DERAL SPRINGER IS cllcklng DICLUYES for the 1961 yearbook He proved such an asset ln 51 that they couldn t let h m go BILL STELLMON IS tllllng a llvlng out of the Alcoma desert Wlth hls Wlfe Mer' and nlne Ilvely llttle farmer Stellmons LEO STELZMILLER IS head bookkeeper at the Gooky Blub Bubble Gum Co ln Nome Alaska LUCILLE STEWART IS cashler ln one ofthe local banks She got her experlence countlng cafeterla money back n 51 CORA STICKNEY IS stlll roamlng the halls of LHS She has been for the past nlne years falthful secretary of Mr Shlnn D ST MARIE IS stlll IH the Army He dldnt real ze he ad slgned up for 'lfe when he put hls X on the dott d lne DWIGHT ST MARIE IS head carpenter ln brother Duanes con structlon crew They are now completlng plans to bulld a tunnel under the Snake Rlver GLORIA STOREY IS ln the Whlte House She IS the presldents maW'm DOROTHY STREHLOU sports edltor on the dally paper got her head caught ln a typewrlter and has been keyed up ever slnce ROBERT TANK who was recently worklng for the rallroad fell off a trestle and IS recuperatlng at a local hospltal VIRGINIA THOMPSON who has long SINCE been Mrs Cleve Roberts IS ralslng a flne batch of llttle cowboys DAVID TROY Who knows? He sklpped town SHIRLEY TURNER has her own establlshment on Second Street as a baton twlrllng teacher lShe got her start at L H S J a lunch counter of her own ln the Lewlston Orchards PROFESSOR EDWIN UTZ was awarded the Ptlllltzerl prlze for physlcs last week for outstandlng work ln sclence He ds covered how to spllt the word STWAPNIACL DALE VALLEM lS rnaklng mlllons ln New York He IS a radlum t oon Its sald hls money IS second ln value ony Rockerfeller MARGARET WHITE IS the new Horne Ec teacher at Lew Ston Hlgh School Says Maggle It seems lust llke old tlmes JOHN WILKINS presldent or Tlger Tech at Keuterv Ile has been named man of tne future by hls admlrlng faculty BRONWEN WILLIAMS IS a gallant lttle nurse ln an unnamed hosp tal IU Panama DICK WILLIAMS IS a famous debater on radlo and televlslon Hls favorlte toplc IS tne CVA and how lt wlll affect hls QOIHQ to the Red Top Motel THURSA CLOUD WINGET and her partner Mlckel Cummerford are completlng plans on a new type of deep freeze PAUL WOELFEL has stuck to black all these years H s black shawl for plcture taklng lannual staffl was exchanged for a black sut lExcuse hlm he must be shovelllng off? JACKIE LEE ZEHNER IS south of the border teachlng Enollsh to the lettle Mexlcan nlnos BERT ZIMMERLY Zzzzzooooommmm'l' lUp ln the alr lunlor blrdmanl ' I .- . . - , . V e . I , , b . . ON . y' ' ' , ' I h . p ' ' , I , 4 I ETHEL TWEEDY, who worked in the cafeteria ln '51, now owns . . A . . . n I - I l - A - yc . ' ' ' A' ' ' l to J. D. 4!nnn fha' PATTY BARTLETT Natural posse and personallty won Patty specual hono s and hugh esteem other classmates during her hugh school career Patty preslded over the Purple and Gold league was vnce pres: dent ot Press club and took a leadmg role m speech contests whuch led to her belng selected as the local DAR representative representative students BILL STELLMON Presiding over the student body and managing the basketball team were the top duties ot Bully MacStell mon I-le was also active In sports publucatuons and vocals oenuune trnendllness and warm personality won Bull has hug ran In the class ORVAL SHOEMAKE I-hgh IH student popularity Orvals truendly smile acqulred hum many trnends Orvs LHS career was hnghlnghted whale he was secretary treasurer ot boys club and treasurer ot has lunuor class Atootball Oscar denoted has popularlty In that sport f ' 'h k' Ofsm. MARLENE HAAG As secrelary of lhe sludenl body Marlene s Sensor achvnhes lcepl her nn rhe publnc eye In fhe I'-750 5I school year She was vice presudenf ol F H A an her Junlor year Wnlh her ready smale and pleasing personaluly Marlene will go far an 1'he furure FAITH LUTHER Wnlhoul sacrnhcnng scholashc slandmg Fanlh possessed BILL BURROWS Unlalllng energy absllly and willingness lo work won Bull honor among hns fellow sludenfs l-'le was vrce presrdenf of has Sohpomore class and presndenl of lhe Senror class As presvdenl of Boys Club and rn ofher achvllles Bull conlrlb uled lo 'rhe succes of rhe class of I95l plenly of leadershnp lo carry her 'ro lhe lop IH school achvuhes Her popularuly among sfudenls was lndlcaled when she was elecfed caplaun of L Cube vice presudenf of Loyally Squad and secrefary lreasurer ol lhe Purple 8: Gold League class of hfty-one typlsts learn trucks Future ous nessrnen and wo men ot the tourth hour typ :ng class are learnnng e mysterfes ot the typewrtter un one ot the rneny tune tests Mrs Florence l-teath IS the tourth hour tnstructor students catch up on studles lhrs year Mrs May Nesbttt has had some ot the largest study halls tn the history ot Ll-l l-lere as a pncture ot OUT' I h s sclentlsts at work ee student ln Mr ah rn tourth hour btolocy las are breyrng the unplea ent odor ot torrnaldehyde to tnyesttqete the soul ot qresshopper ' ' th L A If LL S, ' ' one ot the biqqest-titth h . 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X U ,- f - xx- 1 1 'kk NJ. w vt ' N N ' f w ,lv 'N 5 X Q73 ff., 6 L F 4 V' lx my v. , ,1 x admlnlstrators BEN HERRON Superuntendent KENNETH HILL Seruuor Hugh Pruncupal WESLEY HANDY Juruuor Hugh Pruncupal LEO CLICK Durecfor of Curruculum secretaries to admunustrators ELSIE KRUGER Superurutendenf um suuuluow semou Hugh Pfunupau DORA GENE LEFFINGWELL Juruuor Hugh Prurucupal If . . - . . . I Q SARAH C RICE AB Umv of Georgja Athens Subject Socnal Sclence Dean of Gjrls Advjsor to Purple 84 Gold League HARVIE ELLIS WALKER BS M S tEdJ Unv of Idaho Subject 8 and 9 grade Physjcal Educa tjon and Health Advlsor of Tumbljng GEORGE T MOUCHET BS IEdJ Umv of Id h Subject Engljsh and Dramatjcs Advjsor of Thes plans E SMITH BS 4Edl Umv of Idaho u ject Hlstory and Physjcal Educatjon Djrector of Athletucs RACHAEL PERKINS IEd Umv of I a o Subject Readjng Ljterature and Engljsh MARIE M WEBB BS 4EdJ Umv of Idaho Sub ject Englush MAYME L BANDY Ljfe Certificate Northern Idaho College of Educatjon Subject Jr Hjgh Eng lush Advjsor to J H S Honor Socnety WESLEY W LATHEN BS tEdJ Umv of Idaho X BE CPEJ Washlngton State College Subject Shop Coachlng FRANCIS C THIEMANN B A tEdJ Seattle Umv Seattle Wash Subject Engljsh Advjsor to Junlor Hugh Curcle L CLAUDE F JOHNSON BA CEdI Walla Wallast College College Place Wash Subject Readjng and Luterature Guldance Dlrector College of Educatjon Subject Study Hall RUTH PETTERSON BA CEdl Western Washjng MAY L NESBITT Ljfe Certlfjcate Northern Idaho ! N ton College of Educatlon Bellmgham Subject Eng lush Advlsor to Radlo Forensjc Idaho College of Educatlon Subject 8th Grade Mathematjcs and Soclal Sclence SIDNEY S SCHEIBE BA tEdJ Washmgton State College Subject Geometry and Physjcs CLETUS G SARBACHER U I Idaho Subject Algebra Advlsor of J H S Boys Turnout PALMER K BERGE MS Umv of I Subject Busmess Tralmng Algebra Mathematjcs Advjsor to J H S Boys Club NORA C RUSTEMEYER B A lEdI Northern Idaho C ege of Educatlon S bject Glls PE d Health Advjsor to J H S G A A IN RANTA BS CEdl MS KEdl Umv o Idaho Subject Mathematjcs and Guldance Advlsor of Boys Club GEORGE E JUSTICE BS tEdl Umv of Idaho Subject Soclal Scjence MARION L SHINN B A Washmgton State College Subject Chemlstry Advlsor of Junjor Class FLOSSIE D CHRISTOFFERSEN B A Montana Umv Mussoula Mont Subject Home Economjcs Advlsor to F H A HARRIET HENDRICK BA tMusjcJ Central Wash ungton College of Educatjon Ellensburg Subject Vocal Musjc Advjsor to all Vocal Groups CLAYTON CRAVENS BA IEdl Northern Idaho College of Educatjon Subject Mathematjcs and Algebra C WILLIAM EIMERS BS IEdI Umv of Idaho MS KEdJ Umv of Idaho Subject Blology Advjsor to Sophomore Class Golf Coach 'l'eGC el'S MM mx. - . ., I . ., I . A . 5 - , , . , ' . 8 Og novfi -.. ., x ,sbs H I -- BS. .l, ' . d h g LENA M. WISHARD- Life Certificate, Northern I -4B.S. CEd.l, n'v. of . . I fIB.S,, , ., ' . dahhog oll A ' 5-ul :lar ' . , an EDW - . , ., . ., ., ' , f WV INA CARLSON Llbrarlan Certlflcate Umv of Wash jngton Seattle Subject Llbrarlan FLORENCE HEATH B S IBusI M S IEdI Umv of Idaho Subject Typjng and Bookkeeplng Advlsor of Loyalty Squad HARRY H WARREN BS IEdJ Umv of Idaho Subject Soclal Sclence and Mathematlcs Advusor of J H S Student Councjl WILLIAM M TIERNEY BA lEdJ Washlngton State College M S KEdJ Unlv of Idaho Subject Shop Advlsor of Vlsual Educatlon Projectors Club HUBERT J NICK BA lSc1enceJ Northern Idaho College of Educatlon Subject Socjal Sclence NELL M ROBINSON BS IEdl Unjv of Idaho MA Umv of Washlngton Subject Engljsh and Spanlsh Advlsor of L Cube IAN W ADAM BS lEdJ MS Umv Idaho Subject Latln and Englush 12 Advlsor of Honor Soclety 5, EDWARD C REIBER BTh fHlst Theoll Walla Wa a College Wash M S IEdl Unjv of I aho Subject Industrjal Arts AL E KYTONEN BS KForI Unlv of Idaho Sub ject Health General Sclence Advlsor of J H S Boys Turnout W C FRICK Idaho State College Pocatello Sub ject Machlne Shop GRACEV NIXON BA IEngJ Umv of Idaho MA IEngJ Umv of Washlngton Seattle Subject Engljsh DOUGLAS GRAVES Sclence and Study Hall QUEEN REED HOLBROOK BS lEdI MA IH: J Class LORENZO R DeLANE BA CEdl Northern Idaho College of Educatlon Subject 7th and 8th Grade Shop EDWARD D SANMAN JR d Umv Idaho Subject Blology Descrjptlve Scnence Ad vlsor of Electronlcs Club and Sclence Honor Club ROBERT L HOLBROOK BA MS Umv of Idaho Subjects Journallsm Publncatlons Advlsor of Qulll 84 Scroll Press Club Bengal Purr Yearbook the Bengalette GRAYCE R TADY B A lEdI Northern Idaho Col lege of Educatlon Subject Engllsh and Ljterature Advlsor to J H S Honor Soclety MERL L KYTONEN BS IEdI Umv of Idaho S ject P E Health Advjsor to G A A Glrls L C ub LYDIA M SLOAN A B Umv of Washlngton Seat tle Subject Art Advlsor of Colony Club Natlonal Art Honor Soclety JOHN PAUL EVANS JR db M Umv of Idaho Subject Physlcal Educatlon Advlsor of Boys L Club LOUIS R ELLIS-BA lEdI Northern Idaho Col lege of Educatlon Subject General Sclence 7th Grade Health and Sclence Advlsor of Boys Turnout WEAVER W MYERS AB Pasadena lCallfJ Col lege MA Umv of Southern Callf Los Angeles Bach lOratoryJ Pemel College Texas Subject Mathematlcs and Speech Trams Commencement Speakers EN M AXELSON Unv o Idaho Certlflcate of Dletetlcs Umv of Mnchlgan Ann Arbor Subject Home Economlcs Advlsor of S GI IS J ROSS WOODS BS lBusJ M S IMuslc Ed! Unlv of Idaho Subject Instrumental Muslc Advlsor of All Instrumental Muslc Groups teachers ' WW . I . . I ' I I .A I . ' 1 MAR . 4- .. ., .of I - 4' n ' I , 1 I , In , I -..f-H aug I 1' ll ', .1 ff 'f'd , Ifl' ' ' . A . - . . ' ,, .- 5 - - . . ., . , 'st., Univ. of Idahog Subject: Historyg Advisor of Senior -. I , CE J, ' . of ub' :'.,, gui I I , , .-B.S. CE ., .S. IEd.I, JULI :I - BS. CH.. Ec.J, ' i -. f JJ H, . 'F ' Club ' in memorlum DONALD ROY MCINTYRE I I' S class officers BILL BURROWS President MONTE EDWARDS Vlce Presldenf MARY JANE MARTIN Secretory BYRON GAGE Treasurer commencement speakers Amerucan Democracy Mus? Be Safequarded 'fr SX' semors class of hfty one actlvltles-top row fleft to rlghtb Shirley Mae Allen A Cappella 2 3 4 Commercnal Club 2 3 PHA 4 GAA 2 3 Glrls Glee 4 L Cube Loyalfy Squad 4 Sludenl Councul 3 Teachers Secrefary 4 All Dnslruclr Chonr 2 3 4 Wlllram F Albrrghi' Allce Jo Anne Ayers All I-lzgh PIay3 4 Arr Honor Socne+y3 4 Colony Club2 3 4 FHA3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Girls Glee 2 Glrls L Club3 4 Malorelres 2 3 4 Sensor Play Thespnan Play4 Eugene M Baldeclc AllHrgh Play 3 4 Debale 4 Foo+baIl3 4 Junsor Prom L Club 3 4 Science Honorary 3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Teen Town 3 Thespuans3 4 Track 4 Amia Duane Ballard A Cappella 2 3 4 Debafe 4 Honor Socnefy3 4 L Cube Science Honorary4 Senlor Play Mixed Chorus 2 actnvntues bottom row fleft to rnghty Prom LCube Loyally Squad 2 3 4 P 84 G Council 2 Secy 3 Pres 4 Press Club 3 Vice Pres 4 PurrS+aff2 Bus Mgr 3 4 unll 84 Scroll 3 4 Radio Forensic 4 Sclence Honorary 3 4 Sensor Ball Sennor Play Sfudenl' Council 3 4 Teachers Secrefary 4 Teen Town 3 Commencemenf Speaker DAR Represenlahve 4 Amerxcan Legion Confesl' Wznner 4 Leoia Baird A Cappella 2 3 4 All Hugh Play 2 3 4 Colony Club 3 FHA4 GAA2 3 Girls Glee 2 4 Junior Prom L Cube Loyally Squad 3 4 Radio Forensic 4 Semor Play Sfuclenf Councul3 Trnple Trno 4 Thespuans 4 Gurls Quarlel' 3 Thesplan Play 4 All Dnsfrlcl Choir 4 Roberf S BarneH' A Band 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Band Lellerman Club 4 Eleclronncs Club 4 N W Music Conf 4 Orchesfra 2 3 Pres 4 Swing Band 2 Leader3 4 All Dusfrscl Band 4 Ocl'e+4 Boys Choir 4 Evelyn Ellzabelh Bair Commercial Club 2 L Cube Teacher s Secrefary 4 Leon B Berkeley A Band 2 Coiony Club 4 Elec+ronr s Club 2 3 4 Orches+ra 2 Press Club 4 Purr Slaff 4 Sfudenl Councxl 4 , 10 xx 1 1 3, Pairicia Ann Bar+leH-All-High Play 27 Annual 4: Debale 4: Girls' Srale 3: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Junior . . . . 1 CD ' . : ' ' 1 ' . I ' : sensors class of fsfty one actsvstses-top row fleft to rsghtj Donald Wsllsam Bozarlh Debale 4 lranslfer from Moscow Idaho Marslyn Pa'l'rscsa Bonner All Hsgh Play 4 Arl Honor Socsely 4 Colony Club 2 Commercsal Club 3 L Cube Teacher s Secrelary 4 Mary Ann Brown All Hsgh Play 4 Annual 4 Cheer s.eader3 4 Honor Socsely 3 Pres 4 Junsor Prom L Cube 2nd Ll' Loyally Souad 2 3 4 P 8: G Councsl 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Slafl3 4 usll 8s Scroll 3 4 Radio Forenssc 4 Scsence Honorary3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sludenl' Councsl 2 3 4 Teach er s Secrelary 4 Teen Town 3 Thespsans 4 YAC Commsllee 4 Lorrasne J Burns Commercsal Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 L Cube Press Cluo 4 Purr Slalf 4 usll 81 Scroll 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Bsll Lee Burrows-All Hsgh Play 4 Boys Slale 3 Boys Club Pres 4 Sophomore Vsce Pres Sensor Class Pres Colony Club 3 Foolball 4 Junsor Prom L Club 3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sludenl' Councsl 4 Trac 2 3 4 actsvstses bottom row fleft to rsghty Garnsfa Corrsne Campbell A Cappella 3 All Hsgh Play 3 Commercsal Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 Gsrls L Club 3 4 L Cube Loyally Squad 4 Ollsce Gsrl 4 Sensor Play 3 Sludenl' Councsl 4 Teachers Secrelary 4 All Dsslrscl' Chorus 3 Frederscl: Mschael Busch All Hsgh Play 2 3 4 Debale 4 Foosball 3 4 Junsor Prom L Club 3 4 Marlorse Yvonne Capsfan All Hsgh Play 3 Commercsal Club 2 3 Pressclenl' 4 FHA 2 GAA 2 Press denl 3 Honor Socsely 3 Vsce Pres 4 Junsor Prom Gsrls L Club 3 4 L Cube Lsbrarsan 2 Loyally Squad 4 Sensor Ball Sludenl Councsl 2 3 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Roberl' Paul Carllon Transfer from Clarlcsfon Carol Lynne Caragso All Hsgh Play 4 Annual 4 Commercsal Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 GAA 2 3 Gsrls L Club 3 4 Loyally Squad 4 B Masorelfe 2 Leader 3 Press Club 4 Sludenl Councsl 4 Teachers Secrelary 4 'A S-A o o 0 . ' . ll . .I l I . - I . l I l l Q . 'h .V - ' s 5 . : 1 ' : 1 Q ' Science Honorary 3. 41 Senior Bally Senior Play: Teen Toyvn 3: Thesplans 41 Track 3, 4. V I J ,xi .se lf'-fs f 4 - - 1, . -1 V- K y l x 6 ' .. '- -A 1 ' senlors class of fifty one activities top row Cleft to Flghtf Myrlle Arlene Chrlslensen Girls Glee 4 Darlene Be+'ly Carpenler Girls Glee 3 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Dale Case- Maylo Eileen Clausen Colony Club 3 Commercial Club 3 4 FHA3 4 Girls Glee 2 4 Purr Slaff 4 e ior y Kennelh LeRoy Clark A Cappella 4 Foolball 3 4 Junior Prom L Club 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slaff 4 Sludenl Council 4 Track 2 3 4 activities--bottom row fleft to rightj Pafricla Louise Church A Cappella 4 Annual 4 Cheer Leader3 4 FHA 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Golf 3 Junior Prom Girls L Club 4 L Cube Isl L+ 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Loyally Squad 2 3 4 P X: G Council Council 4 Michael Charles Cummerford All High Play 3 4 Foolball Mgr 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Junior Prom L Club 3 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Slaff 3 4 Qual 81 Scroll 3 4 Science Honorary 3 4 Senior Ball Sludenl Council 2 3 Thespians4 Nellie Louise Clark A Cappella 4 Commercial Club 4 Fl-lA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Girls Glee3 Girls L Club 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slaii 4 Dale Allen Dammarell Senior Ball Sludenl Council 4 Baslcelball 4 Transfer from Craiqmom' Adare Francis Cox A Cappella 4 Annual 4 FHA2 3 4 GAA2 3 4 Girls LClub 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slaff 4 Radio Forensic 3 Treas 4 X 4 n' a . I i V I I I i 47 Press Club 3, 4: Purr Sfafi 33 Quill 81 Scroll Radio Forensic 4: Senior Ball: Sehioir Play: Sludenl , : . : . :i I . 1 A il I I. I: ' I senlors class of hfty one actlvltles top row fleft to Flghtl Norma Dolores Cox All Hugh Play3 4 Ari Honor Socuely 3 4 Colony Club 2 PHA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Junior Prom L Cube Loyally Squad 2 3 4 P 81 G Council 4 Senlor Ball Sensor Play S+uden+ Council 3 4 Teen Town 3 Thespuans 4 Dewey DeVaul+ Donna Lucille Dagge'H' A Band 2 3 FHA 3 Gnrls Glee 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Demse Jucll+h Darwm GAA 2 3 Treas 4 Junuor Prom Grls LClub3 4 LCube Press Club4 Purr Slaff 4 Quull 81 Scroll 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Tennus 2 3 4 Richard Louis Dodel Baseball3 4 Baslce+ball3 4 Golf 2 L Club 3 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slalf 4 Teen Town 2 3 actlvrtaes-bottom row fleft to Flghtj Waller Alberi Durland A Cappella 3 4 Sensor Play Mnxed Oclel 4 Grefchen Joanne Davis A Cappella 2 4 All Hugh Play3 4 Commercual Club 4 FHA 2 3 4 Gurls Glee 4 Lubraruan 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 Sensor Play Teachers Secrelary 3 Thespuans 4 All Drslrucl Chorus 2 4 Girls Truple Truo 4 Muxed Chorus 2 Thesplan Play 4 Charles Herman Eckermann Proleclors Club 2 3 4 Josephine De Armeni Alice Rae DeShazer A Cappella 2 3 4 All Hugh PIay2 Annual 4 GAA 2 Garls Glee 2 3 4 Glrls Srafe 3 Junuor Prom Lubraruan 4 Loyally Squad 2 3 Treas 4 P SI G Council 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr 3 4 Quull SI Scroll 3 4 Radno Forensnc 4 Semor Play Sfudenl Councnl 4 Tag Salesman 2 YAC Com mIHee 3 Scrnbe 4 All Dnslrucf Chorus 2 3 4 V. O O Q OOO -'- II .I I III II I 1 III I I I 1' I I n 1 II -I Il .I I I I 1 I II- . . I 7 I' 1 II I - 11- ll 1 Il! 7 V ll I I I- ran' Y I I run I I I II I 1 .I .I Iv I I I I ' r 1- ll' I - I - I In l E no I x . I 3 senlors class of hfty one actlvltles top row Cleft to Flghtf Arlls Lols DeVaul'l' Jane Lols Duffy ACappella 2 3 4 Colony Club 3 4 Commercsal Club 2 3 4 FHA 2 GAA 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Loyally Squad 2 3 4 All Dlslrlcl Chorus 2 3 4 Monle Russell Edwards All Hugh Play 4 Boys Slafe 3 Sensor Class Vuce Pres Colony Club 4 Cross Counlry 4 Foolball 4 Junuor Prom L Club 4 Semor Ball Tracn 3 4 Ruby Rose Farrell L Cube Raduo ForensIc 3 Secrelary 4 Byron Plullp Gage A Band 3 Pres 4 Annual 4 Band Lellerrnan Club 4 Sennor Class Treasurer Fool' ball 3 4 L Club 3 4 N W lvlusIc Conf 4 Orches+ra3 4 Press Club 4 uull 84 Scroll 4 Raduo Foren SIC 3 Pres 4 Senuor Ball Sludenl Councul 4 Swung Band 4 Tag Salesman 4 YAC Commullee 4 All DIs'rrIcl Band 4 Band Represenlaluve 4 actlvltles bottom row Cleft to Flght, se Jean e Forsman FHA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Gnrls Glee 2 3 4 Ronald Ray Fun e A Cappellaf3 'fAllHEh Play3 4 bali Club 4 Junuor Prom N W MUSIC Conf 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slall 4 Raduo Forensuc 4 SenIor Play 3 4 Sludenl Councul 4 ThespIans 3 Pres 4 lvluxed Chorus 2 3 Junuor Play ThespIan Playf' Boys Chorus 2 4 Be'HIlou Irene Flelcl All HIgh Play 3 4 Annual 3 Ldnror 4 FHA 3 4 GAA 2 Golf 3 Junuor Prom L Cube Loyalfy Squad 2 3 4 P 81 G Vuce Pres 4 P 81 G CouncIl3 4 Press Club3 4 Purr S+all3 QuIll 81 Scroll 3 4 Sen or Ball Senlor Play Sludenl CouncIl 4 Teen Town 3 lhespIans 4 lhespuan Play 4 Bllly Gene Elben Joanne Vlrglnla French A Cappella 2 3 4 All HIgh Play 2 3 4 Commercual Club 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA2 3 4 Glrls Glee4 JunIor Prorn Gurls LCIub4 LCube LIbrarIan2 3 4 Loyally Squad3 4 SenIor Ball SenIor Play 3 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 ThespIans 4 Truole Trno 4 All Dnslrnci Chour 2 3 4 lvhxed Chorus 2 -l-FIO 4 I I I xv- 6 I C l O O I . 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III I I I I III II , . semors class of hfty one actlvntues-top row Cleft to rlghty Darwm Eldon Grlmm Baslcelball 3 4 Cross Counlry 3 4 L Club 3 4 Track 3 4 Barbara Lee Granl' A Cappella 2 3 4 All Hugh Play 3 Commercnal Club 4 FHA 2 GAA 3 4 Girls Glee 2 3 Lubrarnan 3 4 Loyally Squad 2 3 4 Press C ub 3 Purr Slall3 ull 81 Scroll 3 4 Senlor Play Taq Salesman 3 Teen Town 2 All Dnslracl Chorus 2 3 4 James Franklin Gllberlz Cross Counlry 3 Eleclronncs Club 2 3 4 Foolloall 4 Golf 3 4 Junior Prom LCUO2 3 4 Traclc2 LaVerne Harrlnglon Thomason A Cappella 4 FHA 2 4 Gnrls Glee 4 Teachers Secrelary 4 Doris Emma Gravelle Arl Honor Socuely 4 Colony Cluo 3 4 L Cube Ollnce Gnrl 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slalfl 4 Teacher s Secrelary 3 actlvltues-bottom row Cleft to Flghtl Marlene May Haag FHA 2 Vuce Pres 3 Slale Olfncer Chapler Secy 4 Honor Socue+y4 Jumor Prom L Cube Lubrarnan 4 P 81 G Council 3 Scsence Honorary 4 Sensor Ball Sludenl Councnl Secy 4 Teach er s Secrelary 3 Arlhur Dale Gall Foolball 2 3 4 Junuor Prom L Club 2 3 Vnce Pres 4 Scnence Honorary Pres 3 4 Sensor Ball Sludenl Councnl 4 Rosemary Grow All Hugh Play 2 3 4 Annual3 Bus Mgr 4 Gsrls Glee 4 Golf 3 4 Junnor Prom Loyally Squad 2 3 Secy 4 Press Club 3 Secy 4 Purr S'ralf3 4 uull 81 Scroll 3 4 Radio Forensic 4 Sensor Ball Senlor Play Tag Salesman 3 Tennns 4 Thespnans 4 Thespaan Play 4 Donald Jack Halleen Leora Hagedorn Pa+'I'erson A Band 2 3 Secy Treas 4 A Cappella 2 4 Band Lellerman Club 4 Vnce Pres 3 Gnrls Glee Vnce Pres 2 LCube N W Mussc Conf 2 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Clarnnel uarlel Lea er2 3 4 All Dxslrcl Band 2 3 4 G .2' '-.t ll ll I :Gi U ' I' VI: - I ..v I .I I l ' l - : .2 : l . l l - .. .- .1 .: . 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' .3 ,,3 ' Q d ,,q -'i ,,. senlors class ot flfty one actlvltnes top row Cleft to rlghtj Kathryn Grace Hawkey Transter trorn Spokane Wastnngton Janette Clalre Hutt All Hugh Play 4 Annual 4 Art Honor Soc1ety3 Secy 3 4 Colony Club 4 Treas 2 Pres 3 Honor Soclety3 4 Junior Prom L Cube Purr Statt 3 ll 84 Sc oll 3 4 Sensor B ll Don Keith Hamilton Football 4 Grace Loulse lmthurn Art Honor Society 4 Junior Class Secy FHA 2 Secy 3 Treas and Dust Pres 4 GAA 2 Vice Pres 3 Junior Prom Gsrls L Club 3 4 L Cube Llbrarlan 4 Science Honorary 4 Sensor Ball Student Council 4 Teddy Raymond Hartshorn actlvntnes bottom row fleft to Plghtl lrma Lorrame Johnson Press Club 3 4 Purr Statt 3 4 Lawrence B Hogan Margaret Elloulse Johnson Commercnal Club 4 GAA 4 Gurls Glee 2 3 4 Grls L Club 4 Flag bearer 4 Rodney Robert Holoos A Bano 2 3 4 Band Letterman Cub 3 4 Electronics Club 3 Orchestra 2 3, 4, Swnng Band 2, 3, 4, All Dnstrnct Band 4, Trumpet Trno 2, 3 Sr Band Rep 4 Alberta Uonesl Sallee L Cube, Art Honor Society 4, P 81 G Council 4 3 . 1 fy 'nm .- y,,,.A V,,.f , , fimib A I I l O O - ' - - ' 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 :Qui r 1 1 ' G. : 1 ' V . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 5 ' ' 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 . ' - ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 i ' 1 I ' l 1 I ' - 1 1 1 +' 1 1 1 semors class of hfty one actsvstses top row Cleft to rsghtb Joyce Dsane JQLd.BDv A Cappella 3 Commercsal Club 3 GAA 7 3 Junsor Prom Gsrls L Club 3 Secy 4'C'Cube Sensor Ball Sludenl Councsl 3 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Shrl H lsom All l-lsgh Play 3 Elecfronscs Club 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Thespsans 4 Helen Joyce Kssamore A Cappella 4 Colony Club 4 GAA 4 Thomas Cecsl Msles JoAnn Lspps Gsrls Glee 2 Sensor Play Teachers Secrelary 4 actsvstses bottom row fleft to rsghth Roberf Wsllsam Love A Band 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 All Hsqh Play 3 4 L Club 2 3 4 Orcheslra 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Slafsf 3 Edslor 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play 3 4 Shsdenr Councsl 2 3 Vsce Pres 4 Swsng Band 3 4 Tag Salesman 4 Tennss 2 3 4 Thespsans 3 Vsce Pres 4 Junsor Play 3 Junsor Prom Phyllss Ann Lacey A Cappella 4 All Hsgh Play 3 Commercsal Club 4 FHA 2 4 GAA 2 Oflsce Gsrl 4 Purr Slasff 4 Sensor Play John Lewss Moore A Band 3 4 A Cappella 4 Junsor Prom Orcneslra 4 Scsence Honorary 3 4 Sensor Ball 4 Swsng Band 4 A Band Rep 4 Boys Chosr Eleanor Corsnne Knufson A Cappella 2 3 4 All Hsgh Play4 Commercsal 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Gsrls Glee 2 4 Jun or Prom L Cube Loyally Squad 4 Scsence Honorary 4 Sensor Ball Tag Salesman 4 Sensor Play Thespsans 4 Thespsan Play 4 Trsple Trso 4 All Dsslrsclr Chosr 3 4 Mary Fas'l'h Lulher All Hsgh Play 2 3 4 Annual 4 Debale 4 GAA 2 Golf 3 Honor Socsely 3 4 Junsor Prom Gsrls L Club 4 L Cube Caplasn Lsbrarsan 2 3 4 Loyally Squad 2 4 Vsce Pres 3 P 84 6 Councsl3 4 Treas 3 Press Club3 4 Purr S+all3 4 usll 81 Scroll 3 4 Radso Forenssc 4 Scs ence Honorary3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sludenl Councsl 4 Teen Town 2 3 Thespsans 4 Thespsan Play 4 Commencemenl Speaker O I o o o ' .... 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I nu, l 51 I ll . fi, senlors class of fifty one actlvltles top row Cleft to Fight, Sally Ann Mace--A Cappella 3 4 All l-lugh Play 2 3 4 Annual 4 Commercial Club 3 Fl-lA 2 3 4 Gurls Glee 2 Goil 3 4 Junuor Prom Loyalry Squad 2 3 4 P 8: G Council 4 Press Club 4 Purr 4 Radio Forensxc 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play 3 4 Srudenl Councnl 3 Swing Band 2 Teen Town 3 Thes prans 3 Secy 4 Flagbearer 3 4 Thespman Play 4 All Dlsrrucr Chorus 2 3 Junnor Play Alberl ChI'IS+ldI'1lBUd Nelson Jr Baseball 3 4 Baske'rball3 Cap+aun4 Jun:orVnce Pres Junuor Prom L Club 3 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 L Sales 2 3 4 Sensor Ball Tag Salesman 2 Teen Town 2 3 Track Ann Marne Muller Commercial Club 4 Fl-lA 2 GAA 2 Girls Glee 2 3 4 Office Glrl 4 Sally Lounse Marsh A Cappella 3 4 Fl-lA 4 GAA 2 3 Gnrls Glee 2 4 Golf 3 Sluclenl'Counc1l 2 Triple Trio 4 Larry R Oberg Annual 4 Colony Club Pres 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slafl 4 Sludenl Council 4 actlvltles bottom row Qleft to Flghtb Donald Barker Ogslon Mary Jane Marlin Sensor Class Secy Commercial Club 3 FHA 2 3 GAA 2 3 Junior Prom L Club 3 4 Olhce G1rl3 4 Senlor Ball Sensor Play Sfuclenr Council 4 Ralph Roberl' OH'ersl'rom All l-lngh Play 3 4 Elecrronucs Club 4 Proleclors Club 2 3 4 Semor Play Thespuans 4 Thespnan Play 3 4 Margarel' Ellen McAlllsl'er A Cappella 4 Arr l-lonor Socnery 4 Colony Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 Gnrls Glee 3 BeH'y Lou Markham ACappella2 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Fl-lA4 GAA 2 3 Gnrls Glee 2 4 L Cluo 4 Trnple Triad 4 All Dusrrncr Choir 2 3 4 'YJ . 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' 1 ' ' - .: ' : 4: YAC Commilree 2. semors class of fifty one actuvltles top row fleft to Flghtj Ray Roberl' Overman Thespuans 4 Sensor Play A Cappella 3 All l-hgh Play 3 Jumor Prom Scuence l'lonorary3 4 x Commercnal Club 4 Pl-lA3 4 GAA 2 3 Pres 4 L Club 3 4 Offuce Gxrl 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Norma Jean Nielsen All Hugh Play3 Commercual Club 4 GAA 2 3 Vnce Pres 4 G lf 3 4 L Club 3 4 L Cube P 8: G Councnl 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr S'rafl3 4 unll 81 Scroll 3 4 Teachers Secy 4 Gerald Lee Parks A Band 2 3 A Cappella 4 BasebalI3 4 Jumor Prom LClub 3 4 L Sales 2 3 4 N W Music Conf 4 Sensor Ball YAC Commullee 2 Vuce Pres 3 Pres 4 Dianne Elaine Richards A Band 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Band Leflerman 2 3 Pres 4 Fl-lA 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Girls Glee4 Goll3 4 LClub4 N W lvlussc Conf 4 Qrcheslra 2 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slaff 4 Sludenl Councul 4 All Drslrncl Band 3 4 actlvltles bottom row ileft to Flght, Gurl 4 Sludenl Councul 3 Flagbearer 2 3 Sally Emerald Pearson A Cappella 4 All l-lngh Play 2 3 Annual 4 Fl-lA 4 GAA 2 3 Glrls Glee 4 L Club 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 Malorefles 2 4 P 81 G Councl3 Press Club 3 4 Purr S+afl3 4 u Il 81 Scroll 3 4 Radio Forensic 3 Vlce Pres 4 Teachers Secy 3 Roberi' Paclcwood A Cappella 4 Foolball 2 3 4 L Club 2 3 4 Senior Ball Sludenl Council 4 Be'H'y Jo Riggs Commercnal Club 2 3 Vice Pres 4 Fl-lA 2 GAA 2 3 Junior Prom L Club Secy 3 Pres 4 L Cube Loyally Squad 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Sraff 3 uull 84 Scroll 3 4 Sclence l-lonorary 4 Sfudenl Council 4 Teacher s Secy 3 Tennns 2 3 4 Jumor Eugene Pomermke Arr Honor Socrely 4 Colony Club 3 4 o 0 ' A 0 - ' 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . :Q ' . 3 ' . . Norma Joan Riggers-Commercial Club 3, 41 Pl-lA 2, 31 GAA 2, 3, 4: L Club 3. 43 L Cube: Office 1 . 1 ' . 1 E 1 . 3 . 1 Q 3 . 2 1 1 . 1 1 Q ' . 1 ' P 1 FT 1 lfv senlors class of hfty one actuvutnes top row fleft to Plghtf Rebecca Duane Reuben Transfer from Ferdnnand Wayne LaVern Poleel' Cross Counlry 3 4 L Club 3 4 Traclc 3 4 Mary Ka+l1ryn Samms A Cappella Transfer from Ferndale Waslw Mary Kalhryn Ruddell All Hugh Play 2 3 4 Annual 4 Debale 4 Honor Socnely 3 4 Secy Treas 4 Jumor Prom L Cube Lnbrarlan 2 Loyally Squad 2 3 4 P 84 G Council 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Purr Slafl3 4 unll 81 Scroll 3 4 Radno Forensic 4 Scnence Honorary 3 4 Senior Ball Sensor Play 3 Play 3 Safely Conlesl' Award 4 Tlwespuan Play 4 Richard Allen Riggs A Cappella 4 Baseball 3 4 Baslaelball 4 Foolball 4 L Club 3 Pres 4 Loyally Squad 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slall 4 Sludenl Council 4 Taq Salesman 2 Teen Town 2 3 Traclc 4 YAC Commnllee 4 Boys Clwonr 4 actlvntres bottom row fleft to Flghtf Raymond L Sandqulsf Donna Lee Ann Rydrych A Cappella 4 Annual 4 Commerceal Club 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 3 4 Glrs Glee 3 4 Gurls L Club 4 Press Club 4 Burch Harry Roarlr Foolball 2 3 4 LClub 2 3 4 Donald H Schmlfh AllHuglm Play 4 L Club 2 3 4 Science Honorary 3 4 Sensor Play Tennns 2 3 Donna Lee Roberls Girls Glee 3 Teaclwer s Secrelary4 ' v W 1. o o ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . . 1 ' . . I .41 . 1 Q ' . 1 ' ' 1 ' - . 1 ' 1 ' . 41 Teacl1er's Secy. 41 Teen Town, 2, 33 Tlwespians 3, 41 YAC Commillee 2, Secy. 3, Treas. 41 Junior - 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 ' l ' senlors class of fifty one actlvltles top row fleft to Fight, Orval James Shoemalre A Cappella 4 Baseball 4 Boys Club Secy Treas 4 Jumor Class Treas Foof ball 3 4 Jumor Prom L Club 4 Senxor Ball Marnlyn LaRae Schroeder Commercnal Club 4 FHA 3 4 Loyalfy Squad 4 P 81 G Councul 4 Sensor Play Teachers Secy 4 Arfhur D Scholes Transfered from Renfon Washmgfon Darlene Lee Simpson All Hrgh Play 2 3 4 Annual 4 Commercual Club 3 4 Gnrls Glee 2 L Cube Loyalfy Squad 3 4 Offsce Glrl 4 Press Club 4 Purr Sfaff 4 uull 81 Scroll 4 Sensor Play Teachers Secrefary 4 Ray Dell Supes Honor Soclefy 3 4 Prolecfors Club 2 3 4 Scnence Honorary 3 4 actlvutues bottom row Qleft to Flghtb Beafrlce E Shlnn A Band 2 3 All Hugh Play 3 4 Band Lefferman Club 3 Cheer Leader 4 Commer cral Club 2 3 4 Llbrarlan3 4 Loyalfy Squad 4 Orchesfra 2 3 Sensor Ball Senior Play Sfudenf Councnl 3 Teacher s Secy 4 Thespnans 4 All Dnsfrucf Band 3 Thesplan Play 4 Deral Don Sprmger A Band 2 3 4 A Cappella 4 Annual 3 4 Band Lefferrnan Club 4 Elecfronscs 3 4 Swmg Band 3 4 All Dusfrncf Band 4 A Band Rep 4 Boys Cho1r4 Lucille Sfewarf A Cappella3 Commercial Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Honor Socnefy4 L Club 3 Vnce Pres 4 L Cube Office Girl 4 Teacher s Secrefary 4 Sensor Ball Wllllam Andrew Sfellmon A Cappella 4 Baseball 4 Baslcefball Mgr 3 4 Foofball 3 4 Jumor Prom L Club 3 4 Press Club 4 Purr Sfaff 4 uull 81 Scroll 4 Sensor Ball Sfudenf Body Pres 4 Teen Town 3 YAC Commnffee 4 Cora Mae Sflclcney Annual 4 Commercial Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 Girls L Club 3 4 L Cube Office Gnrl 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Sfaff 3 uull 8: Scroll 3 4 Scnence Honorary 3 4 Teacher s Secy 2 4 XD . 1 ' ' : 1 1 Q ' 9 ' 2 ' Club 47 Golf 3: Junior Prom: Music Conf. 47IOrches+ra'3, '41 Press Club 3, 41 Projecfors Club 2. , g I 3 : Q ' : ' : . : ' : . : :Q ' , 9 ' , 7 ' . . . f 4 ' pil, W by Qgr' semors class of fufty one actuvutues top row Qleft to rughty Leo Johnson Slelzmuller Jr Colony Club 4 Gloria Gayle Slorey All Hugh Play3 4 Cornmercual Club 3 Secy 4 FHA 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Gurls lee 2 Junuor Prorn L Club 3 4 Olfuce Gurl 4 Senuor Play Sludenl Councul 2 Teachers Secrelary 3 4 Thespuans4 Donavon G S+ Marue-Foolball 3 4 L Club 4 Vurgunua Leula Nan Thompson All Hugh Play 3 Annual 4 Comrnercual Club 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA Dwughl Roberl' S+ Marue-Foolball 3 4 L Club3 Secy Treas 4 actuvutues bottom row Qleft to rughtb Ramona Kay Thompson A Band 3 Purr Slaff 4 GAA 3 4 L Club 4 FHA Vuce Pres 4 Press Club 4 Loyally Squad 4 Tag Salesman 4 Transferred lo Albuquerque New Mexuco Roberl' Edward Tank Foolball 4 L Club 4 Dorolhy May Sfrehlou Annual 4 Commercual Club3 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 L CI b 3 4 L Cube Press Club 3 4 Purr Slaff 3 4 uull 81 Scroll 3 4 Teacher s Secrelary 4 Davud S Troy All Hugh PIay4 Foolball Mgr 4 Golf 4 Junuor Prom L Club 4 Press Club 4 Purr Slall: 4 Senuor Ball Senuor Play Eleanor Marue Sform All Hugh Play 3 Annual 4 Commercual Club 3 4 FHA 4 GAA 2 3 4 L Club 4 Mauorelles 2 3 Ofluce Gurl 4 Press Club 4 Senuor Play Teacher s Secrelary 4 fl y u ' , . 1, ,E . , qc 2, 3, 47 L Club 3, 4: lvlajorelles 2, 33 Press Club 4: Senior Play 3, 4. - : ' . : . . 3 . . : u . 1 1 . : . ' . : . sensors class of hfty one actsvstses top row lleft to rsghtb Shsrley Ann Turner A Cappella 4 All Hsgh Play 2 3 4 Cornmercsal Club 4 Junsor Prom 3 L Cube 4 Loyasly Squad 2 3 4 L Sales 2 3 4 lvlalorelles 2 3 Leader4 P 81 GCouncsl 4 Press Club3 4 Purr Slaff 3 4 ull 8s Scroll 3 4 Radso Forenssc 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play 3 4 Sludenf Councsl 2 4 Teachers Secy 3 Teen Town 3 Tennss 4 Thespsans2 4 Secy 3 YAC Comms's'ree2 Secy 3 Treas 4 Thespsan Play 4 lor s Club 2 3 4 Scsence Honorary 4 Sensor Play Thespsans 4 Elhel Mae Tweedy actsvstses bottom row fleft to rsghtj George Dale Vallem Baslcelball 4 Sensor Ball Transfer from Crasgmonf Bronwen Arlene Wsllsams Annual 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr Sraff 3 4 Rschard Carl Wsllsams All Hugh Play 3 4 Baseball Mgr 2 Foosball Mgr 3 Junsor Prom L Club 2 3 4 Loyally Squad 4 Proseclors Club 2 Scsence Honorary 3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sluclenl Councsl 4 Thesplans 3 4 Ronald Leroy Broolung , : Q I . : ' ' 2 ' Z ' . I ' . : Edwin Elmer Ulz-All-High Play 37 Eleclronics Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Honor Sociely 3, 45 Projec- sensors class of fsfty one actsvstses top row Cleft to rsghtj Thursa Jean Wsnge+ A Cappella 4 All Hsgh Play 2 3 4 Annual 4 Comrnercsal Club 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Gsrls 6lee4 Goll4 Junsor Prom LClub4 Lsbrarsan 2 3 Loyally Squad 2 3 4 Press Club 3 4 Purr 3 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sludenl Councsl 4 Teen Town 3 Thespsans 4 All Dssfrscl Chosr 4 Paul Orvslle Woelfel All Hsgh Play 4 Annual 2 3 4 Junsor Prom L Club 3 4 Press Club 2 3 Pres 4 Proseclors Club 2 3 4 Scsence Honorary3 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sfudenf Councsl 4 Tennss 3 4 Thespsans 4 Thespsan Play 4 Sensor Ball Sludenl Councsl 3 Thespsans 3 4 Thespsan Play 4 Comrnencemenl' Spealcer actsvstses bottom row fleft to rsghty John Rschard Wsllcsns All Hsgh Play 4 Baslcefball 4 Boys Slale 3 Honor Socsefy 3 4 Junsor Prom L Club 3 4 Loyally Squad 3 Pres 4 Scsence Honorary 4 Sensor Ball Sensor Play Sludenl' Councsl 4 Tennss 3 4 Thespsans 4 Commencemenl Speaker Margaref Lousse Wl'ss'I'e All Hsgh Play2 3 4 FHA 2 3 Pres 4 GAA 2 3 Secy 4 Golf 3 4 Junsor Prom L Club 4 L Cube Loyally Squad 2 3 4 P 81 G Councsl3 4 Press Club 4 Purr S'safl4 u II 81 Scroll 4 Radso Porenssc 4 Sensor Play 4 Sludenl Courcsl 4 Teacher s Secrefary 2 3 4 Thespsans 4 Jacquelyne Lee Zehner All Hsgh Play 3 4 Gsrls Glee 3 4 L Cuoe Press Club 3 4 Purr Slafl 3 4 Qusll 81 Scroll 3 4 Radso Forenssc 4 Sensor Play Thespsans 4 o o - Berl Zimmerly-All-High Play 3. 4: Junior Class Pres.: Honor Sociely 43 Junior Prom: L Sales 3, 41 1 1 : . . : ' . : 2 : Q i ' . ' s N - s . . class officers DON TANK President JANETTE RAWLS Secretory-Treasurer BILL ZIRBEL Vlce President uke gooks entertain at assemblies junlors L Adamson C Alford V Alfrey B Andrews R Andrews A Arrwee Barker Bafernan C Bengfson D Benneff Berry H Bleqerf D Borders Boza rflw N Burllnga Byers Caldwell B Campbell Cannon Cay S Chappell Clonnnger J Clifford C une I f A. R.BfOme1frlg G A. 1 C. 1 A N. I' f rerun junnors Condon R Craug R Crozier J Davns Davis Del.ane B Douglas P Edelblule Edwards J Enchenberger D Evans B Farns Fnsher Flasher C Fuchs Games Garrell J Genlry J Gosse Gruell Halleen D Hamlllon D Hamng Hanwell E Harman G Harrmglon G Harrison J Hasfurlher J Haslcell F Hawkms G Hawkes D. L. ' R. S. R. ' S. D. Fray V. ' V. D. D. G. juniors J Haynes J Haynes P HlaH J Hnnes N4 Kenasfon Henunger B Herres HyaH Jones D Kessler Kefchersld A Kam C Karlburg O L Klappenbach T Knughf H Kueblcer Leffunqwell M Lanfz M Lee C Lemm Lundvall D LlHle D Luclcer L Lufner C McGee J May N McDonaNd C Mclnhre B Mc:Keehan S McKeehan . D. ' I r - ' rf J. A. U N. ' B. Kincaid J. K hl E. ' B. J Muranda L Newcomb A Nnchokon B O Connory P Olney PaHerson A Peferson Rawls Robinson Rucnevr A Rudy junlors D Sarloacner G Sarfaln M Sdnerman W Schmid? F Scheube E Schmufb V Snoemake F Snyerson S Smlflw G Snyder L Sjreele Schneider D Snyder B Sfewberf Shllman F S+ewar+ M Sfewberf R Sforey Smbblefreld L Summers S Sforey M Sweeney Thompson R N Thompson D Tank R Throop Torsen B Townsend D Trail I Torgerson J Trail h A. ' L. ' S. ' L. juniors Tschanlz J Turner B Waclwal J Walden Walden G Wallcer G Webb R Webb Wenslrom G Wermore l. Wlmlloclc P Wnlcox M Wnllnamson J Wullows S Wilson Wof B Young W Young B Znrbel P Wapafo D Manes P Showers L Hurley B Anderson B Palmer M Bender J. ' . . S. ' A D. . l M. Williams I ' . M. I U l Sophomores class officers BUDDY BALDWIN Presldent HELEN HOPKINS Secretory Treasurer GEORGE ARNONE Vice President O sophomore gurls vocollze if . . . B- 5 AN x 4 . ,,,?, ,Q 2 New W, ii Lv Y ro QR www A E sophomores Left to Rlght Back Row R Angelo J Albrlgnt R roqast VV Ayers B dwl Arnone Adams G Acnlrnayr G Abe Front Row L Anderson J Alfrey G Archlbald B Arnold A Andrevs J Bergn P Axtell e y L A RCW J Banach R Beale 'A Berllngho f wen F e L er Bo Byers J Boesen nt Row k on Clen L Ca 'll Dale J Cartls J Dauberl A6 Cnrlstlan B Day A Carter Back Row R Crurnbaker N Casebolt R Calrns usen J and'er Corwin Coleman Coleman D Dahmen L Crane obs I al D Frederlc R Dl ke Hopklns E Ekstedt 4k Row G Fox D Gaut D Gage VV Downs T wson R Doran P a banks G r Lane M Faulkner r nt Row Klsarnore C Kress J Jeremlah F ole Nl s Kn J Lambert D Kn P Jacobson Row gen l Greer rge H Grasser B Grow B Glfford J Greer R Hanson ront Row G e l r cnell S ader we nlgle D Latham er G M A b - , , . Bal n, G, , J. ' f I. Z, B rr , lley. ,Back - , , . , .N ' f, S Bov , . B ll, B, Boie, D. Bu I , F. yle, B. Fro -B, Brin , Nl. C e, F 1, . mp- bell, , . , , I ', , , . ' ' SOI1, 53 h ,pri 7 . , . , , , L Cla , . Ch . , H. ' , C , C Front RCW-V. DuBruille, A. Barker, J Edwards, M Jac , . H l, B. Hlll, . 'k, , 'a , H , ,, U l V Back -- Z , , . 2 , Da , , F lr , , Flshe, J. De! F o -P, Q , , -, , . ' , LaV ', , Hlne, J l g, , . , . app Back AR, Ha , L. Hardsty, G. , G Geo , . , . , . ' , . F - Lock , E. Nloon, B M Ile, M Nllt . , M , P. l Mo ' , , C Mnl , J , arll. sophomores to Rlght Back Row M Horne E H Il M ton C ogan J nes J ne J Har askell T Jensen L Hast n s r nt Row G Mosher M edrox Moore nn nga J Newman B Nelson M Mulroney lfoore M Moss ROW f Nl l a S IVICAIIIS xey urray wz K a s Kenze D Martln L Lef er nt Row M Parsley B Pearson J ddle Olmstead M ey olds G Nlchols B Rosekrans Ph llps N O Cbbtff-rf Back Row E Otterstrorn J Plngree J Pelt er L runs D Newcomb D Peterson R Pfln r nt Row E Schrleber B Sallee R chwell H Rupe S m h D Sn t L Sn Back Row ott E Store Stenger G stn D Re ds H Ste es Roberts J Rlchards P Selbert Front Row L Walcott M Stewart V Stewart J stfall M Verberg K Tul C Tok A T mesch B Westfall B Row A Whutlnger B Wh te D Zellner J or G Webb J W rns Tan J W4 R Ware J Wlcks Front Row C Ztzelberger D Zlnn S York S Wll ams R Wood L Wlttrnan P Whlte J Wu n J Westfall Left ' , - , , l , . Har- rlng , Gr , Hug , D, o S, rls G H , , . g , Fo - . , , N C, , L Na . , , , , . , D Back -L. Le ler, G CM Ill n, ' ter L. Ma , A. M , M Ler , J. e t, J. Mc- : , 4 ' , . I . Fro - , . , . Ri , J , Fa H , . A J A S, ll' , . gden. '-' ks L . , , . l , Pe lc' , . , , , ge, J Nlelsen, O, Orton, G. Newell, Fro - . ' , . , J. ussell, C Sat , . I , S lt , ll h, . yder -H. SC , B, Shlnkle, . y, C ' , . Ral 5 , , ynol , . llj , K We , . , , I, n :n, . lum- ack - , ' ' , , 2 , . , Tayl , . , . illla , D. lc, . 'lber - J i , . , . , . '- Il , . , . 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A- 5 'VA A' sf, 1: Mr, f . . . . . .1 , - lg yn! 3,5 UQD :i xr , f, 4'-55' - co. :H-'-C'-1'-PVS uv . .1 1,w.w' avf--.ugfsfsffb w-1.14 Awww WVPK VAN' Rl i.,AI-.V T GOLDEN GRAIN DAIRY IAM g-'A' wr' 1 A A, , ,,4V V , . ...1f. 1- ,,,-,-,,,,, 1 1 .1 .1', f TIQJ' 1' .,1.v1',l, ACTIVITIES I - I ii C' N I ,D L' ju ' If J 1 Co VV 115 I , I L N I 'j, A Qv j L9 I Il-V I atfu. I I li 9-Y I 0' ll! w I3 giHs'cIub PATTY BARTLETT . . . Presiderd BETTY FIELD . . . Vice-Presidenf MARY SWEENEY . . . Secrefary SI-IIRREL STOREY . . .Treasurer Se-crefa ry MARLENE HAAG BILL STELLMON Iv' Presudenf BOB LOVE Vice PresIdenI' boys'cIub QIIxcer In Charge BILL BIJRROWS Secy Trees ORVAL SHOEMAKE L! councllors scan school ochvll-les Thus busy group made :Ts weelcly appearance every Tuesday mornnng aT 8 o clock To discuss nmporTanT school Issues Through The advusorshup oT Prnncxpal KenneTh Hull and under The leadership oT Brll STellmon presndenT Bob Love vice presldenT and Marlene Haag secreTary Treasurer The sTudenT councul promoTed beTTer assemblies governed school acTnvnTues and decided sTudenT dlspuTes and problems Membershnp was made up OT The sTudenT body oTTrcers class or club presudenTs and home room represenTaTuves p Cr g clubbers prove oblllty The nndusTrlous gals oT The P 81 G League council pulled Through a successTul 1950 5I season wnTh acTuv1Tues galore on Their calendar Headnng The lnsT was The Sadie l-lawlclns Dance November I8 I95O resulTnng an The bnggesT success IH many years OTher acTuvnTnes uncluoed sellung TnclceTs Tor The Hormel gurls radio broadcasT promohng The ChrnsTmas box drnve Tor The needy sponsornng Senuor Dress up Day lFebruary I4 l95I and selling concessions aT The Aprnl muslc TesTnval The club proIecT was buying one OT The new TronT hall Trophy cases PaTTy BarTleTT served as presudenT BeTTy Fneld vrce presldenT Mary Sweeney secreTary and Shrrrel STorey Treasurer Mass Sarah Race was club advusor X yac committee betters youth center To promote more student actnvutaes tor atter school hours was the mann oblec tuve ot the actnve I95O 5I YAC Commuttee The youth center was under the supervuslon ot Roy Pearson and the cornmnttee was led by Gerald Parks presndent Gary Barton vrce president Shnrley Turner secretary Mary Ruddell treasurer and Alice Rae DeShazer scrube Dances sponsored by the group Included the Communuty Chest Drive dance I sales masters tlcket sellmg To acqualnt the cornrnunuty wzth hugh school events was the goal ot the Indus trnous L Sales organuzatuon ot i950 5I The group made trequent treks to town to promote tncket sales tor athletuc events musncal programs and various other school actlvltles Sophomore candrdates were chosen by lunuor and sensor members trom the pre vlous year and membershnp was lnmuted to twelve tour representatives trom each class Prnncupal Kenneth Hull was advnsor tor the group I fl' Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, March ot Dimes. and Valentine dances. O . - busy journalists publish purrs These able bodied LewisTon high newshounds published Bengal s Purrs ThroughouT The school year The lournalisfs worked hard in hopes of again winning The all sTaTe Title for Their school paper Second year wrlTers serving as The edlforial sTaTT included Bob Love edlTor in chief ness assisTanTs Mike Cummerford sporfs Mary Brown Mary Ruddell FaiTh LuTher news make up Sally Pearson and Shirley Turner columns Norma Jean Nielsen and Bronwen Williams feafures Dorofhy Sfrehlou rewriTes and Larry Oberg specials FirsT year reporTers conTribuTed sTories and columns To Till The pages of The Purr dis TribuTed bi weekly I O . . . , , PaT BarTleTT, business manager, Alice Rae DeShazer, Rosie Grow, Lorraine Johnson, busi- . f . 1 f l 1 I I 1 - 2 ' , : ' the bengal staff reaches goal Heres the Bengol stott ot 1951 who mode It posslbl tor L H S students to be oble to recoll post school events In future yeors By toklng more plctures thon ever before the yeorbook publlshers preserved the Bengol stoge wnth untorgetoble memornes To the tollowlng students ond odvlsor goes the credit tor publxshung the tunushed product the 1951 BENGAL lEdItOf Betty Field Business Manager Rosemary Grow Bus ness Assistants Sally Mace Darlene Snmpson Pe onnel Faith Luther Bronwen Wnlluams Sally Pearson Eleanor Storm Actuvntles Mary Brown Patty Bartlett Donna Lee Rydrych Secretary Cora Stnclcney Pune Arts Junnor l-hgh Spo ts Artists Cameramen Mary Ruddell Aluce Rae DeShazer Thursa Wunqet Fatty Church Carol Caraguo Adare Cox Dorothy Strehlou Byron Gage Vlrgnnla Thompson Janette l-lutt Joanne Rneclc Deral Sprlnger Larry Oberq Allan Kam, Paul Woeltel Advlsor ....,,.,,,,,,..,. ,, .,., Mr. R. L. Holbrook . ' ' 1 I I cube marks successful year The blaclc and whITe clad gals oT L Cube beneTITTed L l-l S To The hIghesT In Their COOFDSFGTIOD Toward school TUDCTIOHS and ouTsIde GCTIVITIES A represenTaTIve number oT gurls ushered aT six concerTs and The Teachers con venTIon IH The early Tall They also displayed Their TalenTs ID Two assemblies Showing musicians where To go aT The annual musIc TesTIval was a laTe sprung chore MembershIp requIremenTs Tor L Cube damsels Included scholarship cooperaTIon loyalTy and personalITy TheIr Tour obIecTIves Included service To The school service To The communITy COOQGFGTIVG GCTIVITIGS and Triendshrp Term OTTICGVS were FaITh LuTher capTaIn PaTTy Church TIrsT lIeuTenanT and Mary brains clalm many honors Bengal Branns donaTed a successTul year To The L l-l S memory caTalog The group had one InTormal InITIaTIon Talung IU Three seniors and Ten Iuniors The I95O 5I members produced The Tour commencemenT speakers FaITh LuTher PaTTy BarTleTT John Wilkins and BerT ZImmerly The LewIsTon chapTers Tour Top senior sTudenTs compeTed In a scholarshIp TesT sponsored by The naTIonal order CharacTer leadership scholarship and service are The Tour l-lonor SOCIGTY obiec Tives and qualITIcaTIons OTTIcers Included Mary Brown presIdenT Yvonne CapITan vice presIdenT Mary Ruddell secreTary Treasurer and Mrs Marian Adam advisor S U - . . l . i I . . I Brown, second lieuTenanT. Miss Nell Robinson was club advisor. O . . . . : ' I x secrel-arles vlsll- busmess farms Bengalvnlles Fulure Buslness Leaders ol America accomplushed a greal deal flue I9505l school 'rerm Wurh Yvonne Capllan presudenl' Belly Jo Rnggs secrelary and Glorna Sforey rreasurer Commerclal clubbers conrrnbuled money for rhe frophy cases boughf holders for lyplng manuals rehabnllfaled lhe mnmeoscope and surveyed busmess fnrms Club oblechves Included promohng unferesl IH lhe commercual held socnal ex perlence and meehng Lewnsfon businessmen ro fmd our lheur vnews and recexve 'rheur advice Girls who had 'lalcen lwo commerclal sub' ls were eligible for membershnp Mrs Marne Nncholas was club advnsor 1' fha gurls serve at events The L l-l S fulure homemalcers served lhenr fellow classmares many hmes before fhelr successful season drew 'ro a close The lulchen mands served msfrucrors a+ 'rhe annual Teachers lnshlule In Oclober prepared muslcuans meals al The band parly nn February and led molhers and daughfers ar a Gnrls Club banquel an March FHA honors wenf fo Louise lmlhurn named dnsfrncl presndenl for i950 Sl Nancy McDonald selecfed dlslrncf presrdenl for I95I 52 and Marlene Haag elecled slale hnsloruan and degree chairman for I95O 5I Gvrls elagxble for FHA membership had al leasl' one semesfer of sensor hlgh home economncs Olhcers for 'rhus year nncluded Margarel Whale presfdenf Marlene Haag sec relary and Louise lmlhurn 'rreasurer Mrs Flossue Chrnsfoffersen was club advnsor V5 ' V ' A ' ln ,1 X quull Cr scroll has achve year The I95O SI Qunll 81 Scroll members Included IUHIOVS and sensors lakung lournalusm or publucahons Club members were required lo be IH lhe upper lhnrd of 'rheur class In scholarship perform meralo ruous work on publlcalnons and possess good cI+IzenshIp Thus 'rerms membership ncluded Norma Jean Nielsen Mary Brown Jackie Lee Zehner Mary Ruddell Shsrley Turner Belly Field Pally Barllell Rosle Grow Faulh Lulher Mlke Cummerltord Cora Sllckney Ance Rae DeShazer Belly Jo Riggs Dorolhy Slrehlou Sally Pearson Barbara Granl Pal Church Lorranne Burns Bull Slellmon Dennse Darwrn Margarel Whule Byron Gage Darlene Sampson Doris Condon Cynlhxa Karlburg Carol Mclnhre Jeanelle Pallerson Caroline Canner Belly Lou Wachal and Norma McRae Mr R L Holbrook was club advwsor journalists gam recogmhon Any Iouvnahsm or publucahons sludenl was eIIgIbIe for Press Club Under lhe able dnrecluon of Paul lPe'rel Woellel presndenl Pally Barllell vnce presedenl and Mary Ruddell secrelary lreasurer fhe club encouraged parlncnpahon IH publlcahons ponsored sludenr achvnly In press assocuahons and prowded opporlunaly for sludenls lo and lhe school lhrough work on lhe Bengal s Purr school paper and 'rhe yearbook Mr R I. Holbrook was club advisor ,n Q - I ia, ff o a ' - . . . I . . . . 5 I I I I I I I I I I . ,. . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 o 0 Q a I I I ' I I ' I I - I l l , . . . . . loyalty squad supports I h s achvlhes These energelrc suoporlers of L H S acluvlhes worlced dnlrgenrly In promohng pep and enrhuslasm for alhlehcs and olher school funchons ln order +0 purchase new backdrop curralns for Jrhe hugh school slage 'rhe Loyalry Squaders sold loolball and baslcelball programs L H S socks L H S banners L H S decals concesslons al foolball games pencils In sludy hall and L H S hals The group also sponsored l'he Cupid s Frollc rn fhe lunuor hugh gym and aided fhe cheer leaders In furnrshong many pep assemblies lhroughour rhe season Club oblechves Included supporhng school crhzenshup and engagung nn worrhwhule prolecrs and GCl'IVI'l'I6S for lhe bellermenl of rhe sludenl body Members can be IH no more Than one mayor club or sporl ar a hme musl' be wnllrng 'ro parh cnpale nn all club funcllons when called upon ro do so and musr be good school clhzens wrlh aver age grades good conducl and school splrll Loyally Squad leaders for fhe I95O 5l school year were John Wrllcms presldenr Harvey Blegerf vace presrdenr Rosle Grow secrerary Alrce Rae DeShazer lreasurer and Mrs Berl Heafh advrsor ,puff l r O I O C U I I . . . . - , , . . . , . . . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . u I - r r ' r u - ' 1 I r ' r I I 1 1 - r - gals learn offuce dutues Through The advusorshup oT Pruncupal KenneTh l-l Il and lda SulTlow secreTary The oTTuce gurls assusTed un oTTu e work uncludung Collechng aTTendance slup runnung errands deluverung messages and per Tormung oTher duTues The gurls were comrnercual TuoenTs unTeresTed un gaunung some munor oTTuce experuence ta ke a letter, please These Teachers helpers assusTed unsTrucTors un preparung classroom work Tor The year 1950 5I Typung TesTs and oTher oTTuce work were The gurus maun uolos lubraruans and bookworms These helpTul book Tunders aud ed L l-l S learners To Tund neces sa y luTeraTure Tor reporTs and en uoynruenT Under The durecTuon oT s Carlson The gals Ta en T sTuoy hall ruled bookworms or sulence and assusTed un oTher luorary duTues The I8 nn sses were duvuded unTo Three a h ur a lvluss Carsons helpers The lub aruans were chosen Through wullungness and unTeresT un uuorary work U I . .C . . . .SV X. I . . A - . . . . S , . . .. . . ll ll . . .,, .. . f I l r ,I . lvllsl , , k r ' , ., . , I .. . n o s ' l ' .r, l'l ll I senlors plan for gala ball The above represenlalrve group ol sensors desegned and decoraled lor lhelr annual ball Decem ber I I95O Seleclung lhe lheme Snowllake Fanlasy lhe upper crassmen look oll a school day lo hang snowllakes and salver and whale crepe paper Through a class vole lhe Slers chose Slars Are lhe Wnnoows ol Heaven as lhelr sensor memory lheme song Commnllee chalrmen lor lhe annual evenl were decorallons Janelle l-lull unvllallons Bea Shnnn punch Marlene Haag check room Lucille Slewarl and programs Shnrley Turner Rosle Grow and Sally Mace Bull Burrows presudenl Monle Edwards vice presldenl Mary Jane Marlin secrelary Byron Gage lreasurer and Mrs ueen Holbrook club advisor supervused lhe lob junior prom has lsland alr The L l-l S gym look on an nsland ellecl ID Aprnl when lhe class ol I952 arranged lhenr Junlor Prom accordmg lo lhe lheme The Soulh Paculuc These 33 tumors chose orchid and Nile green lo dommale lhe color scheme An Island In lhe lloor cenler crealed almosphe e and soulh sea huls made up lhe band and punch slands Lens were dlslrnbuled lo couples as souvenurs rn remembrance ol lhe seniors lasl dance Commlllee heads Included Pele Busch and Barbara OConnor decorallons Geneal Harrnson programs Mary Lee Schserman punch Nancy McDonald puolrculy and Vlrgnnua Shoemake orchesfra Don Tank presudenl Bully Zurbel vnce presndenl and Janelle 'Qawls secrelary lreasurer were ollncers Mr Marlon Sham was class advnsor yahvf f 'A O . ,. ., , 1 ' I I - . 1 Y I : . 7 . 2 . . , 1 . - 2 . : . . .Q . , . I O I I , . . : . : Q . . 1 . - , I , - . . . . . - senlors choose snowflake fantasy theme Amid a Snowflake Fanlasy some l5O couples danced af lhe annual Senior Ball sponsored by lhe class of I95I The dare was December l l95O Carrynnq ou? fhe wnnler lheme whsle and snlver slrearners were arranged lo 'form an aflrachve ceiling and various suzes ol silver snowflakes crealed a snowy ellecl Snlverhnseled Chrnsfrnas frees surrounded lhe dance floor and a punch sfand ol crepe paper and greens dornwnafed one corner The Varsnly Club band from 'rhe Unnversrly ol loaho lurnnshed dreamy muslc for dancing couples Plnlc and blaclc programs lcepl mernornes lor everyone allendnng l a a a .,. I . v . I I 'fs Led by Edwun Ulz presldenl Leon Berkeley vnce presuderl and Bob Klncard secretary lreasurer the I95O 5l Electronics Club lcepr all raduo equnpmenl ln worlcung condlhon broadcast L H S radio programs and sef up loud spealcers before assemblies when they were needed Members were rnfer esled In radio and eleclronucs Mr Ed Sanman was club advusor The men behind the prolechonusts provided knowledge plus enter 'ralnmenl by rollang the lulms for classes Good character above aver age grades and respon slbuluty were require ments for rnernbershup cameramen reel hlms Bob Kincaid acled as presldenf Ervun Hull as vice presrdenl and Allan Krm as ecrelary for the I95O 5l school Term Mr Wulluam Tuerney was club adv: or emstems vlslt u of: L l-l S future Ernslerns duscove ed the rlals and trlbular ons of scnenhsts by vnsuhng the scnence department at the Unlverslty ol Idaho rn May Membershuo requ emcnls Included A or B an all sclences taken nn hugh school Bud Gall was president Blll Douglas vce o esndent ano Mary Lee Schnerman secretary treasurer Mr Ed Sanman was advnsor to lne group W , ,Nx- L' , vs , .V ' y -x AL - I xx f X 9 ,T ,, 1 , - ' ' X - electronics club sets stage movies! The picture I I O I O forenslc unut produces programs Radio bugs a+ Berlgauyulle In I9505I produced programs for I e local KRLC slahon Byron Gage Ied Ihe group IH such programs as adverhsnng The Thanlcsguvmg Day game nnfervuewlng Ihe swung band songs from A Cappella choir and a S+ Parrlclcs Day presenlahon Mrs Rufh PeI+er son was club advisor argumentarlans wm debates Mass Nell Robinson debafe coach Iralned I5 inexperienced argumenfarlans Info wunnung maI'eruaI Marllyn Mulroney sophomore and Don Bozarfh senxor gaining excellenf rahngs The boys and gurls also argued aI Ihe Gonzaga Iournamenf dlslrucl and several exchange debafes tag salesmen hut the tap Sa esmen I Iheu besf marlc Ihus group of annual rag sellers De Iermnned To do a good IoL Ihe venders con guered prevuous rec ords wu+h over 780 Iags Io Iherr cre I Top honors wen? I r o n G a g e C a r IBobo I-Iarrls and John Fleld who placed Ilrsr second and Ihwrd re soechvely ID salesman F3 ' A k I . a K E' for I-I. S. records. The group capfured second place aI The N. I. C. E. Invilafional Iourney wifh x I a 'r sold ' dl. o , By , I I. I I, . rig shi . I 1 sodies get their men Lil Abners and Daisy Maes ol L. l-LS. lroliclced under vires slrewn willw lunny papers and piclures drawn by Bengalvile Al Capps, al llne annual Sadie l-lawlfins' Dance sponsored by 'rne Purple 81 Gold League. Providing 'flue Dogpalcln al- mospbere and giving away lcick- afpoo ioy iuice, llie club pre- senled llrie mosl successful dance ol Hs 'rype in many years chrlstmus spmt enjoyed Fealurlng free sandwiches and pop wallri Yule decoralions 'rlwe YAC commlllee sponsored flue annual Clwrlslmas Dance on December 22 Clever window displays in cluding a Tree a snowman and snowy wundowpanes allracled couples by 'llwe score Bob Bar nelfs swing band supplied llme music cupld rules dancers Loyally Sguaders loolc over llie Valenline 'meme lo l95I b producing Cupo s Froi February Lovers cavorled n he mu ic of B O Ba nell w pano Allrracling oar' er eyes were 'rlrie clever oe lee by sevea pa o I . ' r y ' I lc fc in l . i. llrieir besf bibs and luclcers +o 7 el r i ' coraronscen- r d - r l i ic ns. i ji xl V, 0 .U xr! PJ-ll-'X LW15 do fx, rf'b.9.n 'Y0,of0.14J IV ,Ll 5.1 ... U- YK' :Ji Q? Q61 ARTS E if 5 A , XXX a.N 3l.,, 2 ' . ,K . N4 j.,1,,c- .J- J, -K A-Y' L f Ak . 'B 'Y , ,Q 'fl .. 5 Lx -M i:-. A FJ -, - ,L., , X x ' V - L R .5 Z. Q' 1 5 4 lx . V ,,1g,. 'TCQAILVVLI lg! b , . A U f-+1 . 1. 'J 1 'J Vi- ,,,g, 7 1 .3 31. K1 . 5, t , Q + .D X 1. ' . . ,Jw--,SL k ' X ' ' Q 55' f- N ' C I' ,A X ., ' fr -bs., - . X 9 . ,X , I l K ,K'lL -. , X . 1 ' x 1 I 1 I I f K , .b .X .Mb . 1 'X . X f' X . L. . ' ' N. . . ' -, 'V l J , I ' ,yr Q xi' 'x ,,,, as .A fix H Q -a.:Q Nil rx 6' , S an fps in rp' . 144- . 3 5 e te , as -'24 V - Y 33 1 . - K 'Uh' -uk ' ' LW. . ,. u In r ' v I? l Xl 1 I, , I . I band marches through 'I950 5'I LewusTon s parTIcupanTs In schooI and cuvnc Tunchons were aIways assured oT a good perTormance when The hfqh schooI s fx band was enTerTaunung I3egunremenTs Tor membership IncIuded a cooperahve aTTnTLde and The abIIITy To meeT musIcaI qua 4TIcaTuons Byron Gage served as presIdenT oT Thus organ zahon 0Ther o Tucers were Leora II'Iagedorn PaT Tersor secreTary and BIII Bone vnce presudenT The oand was urder The dIrecTIon oT J Ross Woods Gr gon Idaho TooTbaII game The group Iourneyed To bpokane IH May Tor The I.IIac I:esTuvaI A pubhc concerT was given by The organuzaT on Apm I3 They aga n parTuclpaTed In The NorTh Idaho Musmc I:esTIvaI where They have achweved Inr T dIvIsIon honors or The pasT Ten years senlors represent bond The coIorTuI I. I-I S band was represenTed In I95I by These elghT senwor sTudenTs They were The ouTsTandIng members oT Their secTsons SeIecTlons were made by J Ross Woods DIANNE RICHARDS BYRON GAGE BOB LOVE JOHN MOORE BOB BARNETT RODNEY HOIOOS DERAL SPRINGER LEORA IHAGEDORNJ PATTERSON I' ' ' . I . . E , D y . y - The group marched In The homecoming .parade aT The UnIvers?Ty oT Idaho and 'played aT The U - ' 'I ' E 'I . I ' ' ' I -f- 3' .qw 1,65 5,1 f. f 'iz- I xg' Q . x X , , 1 - -b 501 ' In ,gf-.f V ' A 4. lg 3 Y I 1, im? A ' N A A , M .,, - x ff QQ ' XX X...- L-f slag, A..-f ..fS1.' 52,-2 - 5:- I b majorettes learn fundamentals By prachcmg afler school on Tuesdays and Thursdays lhe B Band malorefles gamed valuable experience and learned many rouhnes and 'rwlrls The group was under lhe dlreclnon of Mrs Merl Kylonen and Jeanene Curhs leader Olher members of lhe organlzaluon were Donna Whlle Marlene Clonnnger Marilyn Cralne Sunnue The group provided half lime enlerlalnmenl al lhe Lewzslon Orofmo baslcelball game and parlm cnpaled sn several parades Members also cornpeled In +he Norlh ldaho Music Fesllval Malorelles were chosen for membership on 'lhe basis of cooperallon and lhe ablllly lo lwarl and march Harrison. Pal DaArmen+ and Georgia Snyder. orchestra completes successful year The L H S orchesTra provncled music In varrous performances This year under The capable dlrec Tron oT J Ross Woods The group proved lTselT To be one oT The besT IH The musical hnsTory of The school Bob BarneTT served as presldenT Asslshng ham were Jlm Richards vxce presadenT and Zelma Berry secreTary The orchesTra compeTed aT The musnc Teshval and presenTed The Traduhonal Largo aT bacca laureaTe and graduaTuon exercuses ParTuclpaTlon In The mass orchesTra aT The sprung Teshval Topped oTT The acTxvlTnes oT The musuczans b bandsters gum experience By having The abulnTy To meeT musical requrremenTs and shownng a cooperaTuve aTTnTude These 60 muslcnans gained places ln The I95O 5I B Band The snappy blue and wh1Te clad organrzahon agam parTlcnpaTed an The music TesTuval where They have achneved TursT dlvusnons honors Tor The pasT Ten years ElecT:ve oTTncers oT The orgamzahon were Malo SchleuTer presndenT Ray Deasy vrce pres:denT and Carol Wachal secreTary Treasurer J Ross Woods was band dnrecTor ln addnhon To gaming valuable experuence Tor laTer hugh school muslc groups The lumor band perTormed aT The LewusTon OroTuno baslceTball gam and enTerTamed aT oTher school and clvnc Tunc Tnons ThroughouT The year I . 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I ' 1 1 1 .. .. .... .. . ,. . muslclans attend conference Thlrteen L H S students were chosen to attend the 1951 ses sion of the Northwest Muslc Conference at Mlssoula Mon tana March 28 31 Representa tlves were Joan Davls Mary Sweeney Delores Bennett rlam Wnl nam n r Sc elbe Gerald Parks on Funke Blll Douglas and Deral Sprlnger A Cappella Zelma Berry orchestra and Bob Bar nett Byron Gage Dlanne Rach ards band color bearers parade Here comes the band ' These L H S coeds overcame at feet and bunlons to dlsplay Old Glory and the Bengal banner at parades and school functuons Energetlc members of the group were Sally Mace Shnrley Srnlth and Margaret Johnson bandsters earn letters Attendung band concerts at the lor project of thus organlzatlon the Band Letterman Club These 19 muslclans galned let ters by earnxng 150 band and orchestra ponnts Dlanne Rach ards served as club presldent Shlrrel Storey vlce presndent and Katherlne Chrxstlansen secretary treasurer swlngsfers play top tunes Lullaby ln Rhythm was the theme song of thls years top notch dance band Under the leadershlp of Bob Barnett the group provlded rnuslc for varl ous school and clvlc affanrs Members Included John Moore Deral Sprmger Rodney Houoos Bob Love Mary Sweeney Jam Rlchards Darlene Latham Kath erme Chrlstlansen Byron Gage Bull Bone Alfred Arrnvee and Alyce Sweeney . . , - 1 ' - ' , . . I . . I M1 I s o , F ed h , ' , R , , J , 2 - 1 1 - , . . . . fl , University of Idaho was the ma- , I I ' I , . , f , , , , 1 I - , , , vocalists present grcnsshopper skit A one act cantata The Grasshopper was presented by these I3 vocalnsts at the Sprung Concert March 9 They also provIded a Gay Nlnetmes slut at the BPW Varuety Show and sang at varlous church club and school actuvltues Mnss l-larruet l-lendruclc dIrected all vocal groups misses perform tor I h s functions Betty Lou Marlcham Joanne French Sally Ma sh Eleanor Knutson Leota Baurd Delores Bennett CynthIa Karlburg Joan Davus and Joanne Davns composed tnus coed choral group whnch provuded entertamment tor school and CIVIC tunctlons quintet revlves gay nlnetles These musically Incl ned males Ron Flnqree Gary Barton Jxm Kohl Junxor Bateman and Bull Douglas pertormed as a barber shop quartet at the BPW Varnety Show March 24 They also ap peared at the Rotary Club and Chamber ot Comme ce songstresses gcun experlence The blue and whute clad lassles made thenr tnrst publnc appearance at the Chrnstmas Concert December 20 Sonosters were Mary Jacobs Betty MIller Jannv Lou Lambert Helen I-loplons Carol Tonlon MarIlyn Mulroney Helen Ruple Judy Newman Leah Nanmnqa Blanche Pearson Janet Daubert Pat Axtell Barbara Rosekrans Zelma Berry . . 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I J I ' I I I I I I I I I I' I I I I t . cl, A a cappella entertauns sungers gaun experuence l chour rates top honors A new alma maler lor L l-l S was provuded by lhe Bengalaures lhus year as one ol lheur maun accomplushmenls Thus 80 vouce chour eslablushed a record ol appearances under lhe able durecluon ol lvluss Harruel l-lendruclc Junuor Baleman was presudenl A Cappella added a new musucal louch by presenlung Shreds and Palches 'lhe lursr operella al l. l-l S un lvlay Olher performances uncluded lhe annual Chruslmas concerl December 20 lhe Sprung corucerl lvlarch 9 lhe Sunruse Servuce March 25 and an unvulaluonal concerl al Craugmonl' March I9 The chour was puclced lo serve as a demonslraluon group al lhe choral clunuc al' Cheney Wash unglon May I2 They parlucupaled un several assemblues provuoed enlerlaunmenl al' baslcelball games look parl un The Busuness Xu Prolesuonal Women s Varuely Show and agaun receuved hugh honors al lhe Norlh Idaho lvlusuc Fesluval The Bengalaures wull malce lheur lunal appearance of lhe year al baccalaureale and commencemenl' glee club has active year Talce 32 lalenled songslresses add lhe same number ol beaululul vouces un harmony and you II come oul wulh +he I95l Lewuslon hugh school gurls glee club Under lhe experuenced durecfuon ol lvluss Harruel l-lendruclc 'lhe coed canarues parlucupaled un lhe annual Chruslneas concerl and lhe sprung concerl March 9 The group receuved hugh ranlcung un lhe Musuc Feshval compelung agaunsl many olher norlhern udaho hugh school glee clubs Assuslung lhe A Cappella chour un varuous performances lhe musucal aggregaluon added spuce and everylhung nuce lvluss l-lendruclc laughl 'rhe gurls nol only 'ro sung buf lhe lundamenlals of musuc musuc apprecua hon and successful group sungung lhrough cooperahon and leamworlc The obuecluve ol lhe club was lo prepare lhe gurls genuunely unleresled lor lulure sludy un musuc l-leleru l-loplcuns donaled her puano playung abululy as glee club accompanusl fx l fu ffl' f'fAzf is A kv , su f - . I b . . .hi . . . . . l - l I . l . . . . I . O . 1 I . . I I . If hugh lends talent Agannstabaclcdropot seven large peaung oells the eghth grade mlxed chorus Clad n red and black sang d e s an l-lea the Chrlstmas Be ls ac ornpanled by the plaho and rnarlrnba at the Chrn t mas concert December 20 s nlck vlsltsl h s The hughlught ot the p 'J gram was a Fred Warlng ar rangernent ot Twas the turing the Bengalalres and the gurls glee club around a cozy toreplace Leo Stelzmll ler was yolly old St Nlck and Shirley Turner and Bob Love appeared as Ma and Pa rellglous sklt IS presented A church window and can delabra with Janette Rawls portrayung the Madonna pro vlded the backdrop tor the boys cholrsrngnng Beaututul Savuor ano O l'loly Nlght Clar Llttle s o t Ben alalres and gurls gee cluo provided oaclcground music S l ' I l , I l-lear the B ll d F .M 5 V, Night Betore Christmas' tea- with l ' . ol ls . The Q ' ' l l actors work for thesplan pomts Twenly seven fulure Gables and Garboes of L l-l S achieved dramahc recognlhon by galnmg membership IH Troupe 76 of lhe Nahonal Thespnan Socuely Sludenls earned lhe necessary 'ren club pomfs by appearing rn school produchons or working on backslage crews Olher membership requrremenls were sahsfaclory scholarship slandards and loyally and cooperahon In dramahc achvnhes The organnzahon sponsored lhe annual sensor class play Boardlnghouse Reach all hugh play A Several books on make up voice coslumes and general slage sefhng were purchased by The 'lroupe and presenfed fo 'rhe school lsbrary A formal lnlhahon was held for I3 new members af rhe Bol lmger Horel IU December Three members of lhe group Sally Mace Mary Ruddell and Nancy McDonald recenved cerhh cafes of merlf from The Unlversufy of Idaho Drama Workshop Oblechves of rhe soclefy were advancemenl' of dramahc arrs Trarnnng ln dramahc expresslon fechnucal sfagecrafl' public relahons and encouragemenl IH dramahc careers Sfudenl' officers were Ron Funke presndenl Bob Love vice presldem' and Sally Mace secrefary rreasurer George Mouchef was club advisor Lucky Penny. and a one-acl assembly drama in February enlifled The Washinglons Slepf Here. SBIIIOI' GCl'0l'S stage SUCCESS Whal would you do Il you came home and lound your house had been lurned INIO a reluge lor wanderers7 ThIs IS lhe problem lhal conlronled Sally Mace and Bob Love as Mr and Mrs Max weII In lhe sen or class play Boardmghouse Reach presenled November I4 and I5 MIIce Cummerlord loolc lhe lead as WIlbur Maxwell lhe I4 year old ooy who renled rooms IH lhe lamIly home lo earn money lor a bIcycle The parl ol hIs oobby sox sIsler Belly Lou Maxwell was porlrayed by Mary Ruddell Shrrley Turner appeared as anolher sIsler ConnIe Joanne DavIs was casl as Aunl Mary Hercules Nelson WIIbur s pal was John WIlIcIns Barbara Granl was Belly Lou s besl lrIend BernadIne SmIlh The boarders al lhe Maxwell home Included RosIe Grow as Mrs Moll a IIllIe old woman who never saId a word Mr Poller an Insurance salesman enacled by Ron Funlce Lucy Burns a wallung encycIopedIa porlrayed by Pally Barllell Roughou e Ruby and her husband I-lerman NInely Voll Jones characlenzed by Mary Brown and Wally Durland and LImpy McGuIre and hIs wIle Nora played by Ray Overman and Thursa WIngel Belly FIeld appeared as Pohcewoman Connolly DIcIc WIllIams headed lhe baclcslage crew as lechnIcaI dIreclor AlIce Rae DeShazer was slage manager Promplers were Eleanor Knulson and Joanne French whIle Mary Jane MarlIn and Maylo Clausen served as call gIrls The slage crew consIsled ol SlIrl Isom Ed Ulz and Ralph Ollerslrom Olher cornmIllee heads Included 6lorIa Slorey coslumes Leola Baurd personal properlIes I:aIlh Lulher malce up Ron Funlce scenery Norma Cox poslers and Darlene SImpson secrela al George Mouchel dIrecled .f I C I. . 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I I Y I I - - - I-I I I I I I I I I - I. cast stages three acl' comedy behmd the scenes crew I h s actors turn arhshc WITh acTors engaged xn paInTung souls lumplng rope ssngnng opera lnTerperaTIve dancing and swnngung Indian clubs The audlence oT The all hugh play A Luclcy Penny enloyed Three acTs oT acTIon paclced hllaruous comedy March 30 and 3l ID The sennor hugh audlToruum Nancy McDonald as Penny Prnngle Turned The household upsvde down wlTh her nmpressxonnshc arT Caleb The TrusTraTed TaTher porTrayed by Mllce Busch Turned To playnng The saxophone To relieve his nerves Using psychology To seTTle The sITuaTIon was Shirley Turner as Lydia The undersTandung moTher who Took up dancing The role oT Joanna Pennys loyal Trlend was double casT wITh Mary Rudclell appearing SaTurday nlghT and Shlrley SnnITh enachng The role IU Friday n1ghTs perTormance PeTe Busch and Lyle Hurley played The parTs oT Penny and Joanna s boy Trlends Kerry and Greg Gram played by BeTTy Field belneved ThaT uslng The harr brush was The only way To solve problems MargareT WhuTe was Miss l-laslcnns a soap saleswoman Bull Zlrbel and Jerry Chandler were double casT In The role oT Mr Daly The Prsngles dlsagreeable nelghbor 0 Shane The policeman was enacTecl by MonTe Edwards John WITTCIHS appeared as Flash The phoTographer BeTTne Faris PaT Renchow and Carol Tonlmn were casT as Three glamorous models Georguna Vera and SuseTTe Mary Brown enacTed The role OT The slnghTly overwesghT maid Hulda who wanTed To be sT cam :ned Mr George MoucheT was play dlrecTor wITh Bea Shlnn assnshng as sTudenT manager Mauflyn Mulroney was casT sTand ID . 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I . - I I y I ' - . - I I - I I I I l I ' - . , . colony clubbers develop talent rembrants partlcrpate ln club Sellnng ChrrsTmas cards and hand made block prnnTs ln The halls durmng The Yulehde season was The mann proIecT ol The Colony clubbers Tor The l9505l year Under The leadership of Larry Oberg presldenT These 28 arTusT mnnded sTudenTs also sponsored Negro and lndnan arT exhnb Ts clurrng The year and gave a banqueT Tor ArT Honor SocleTy members and candndaTes Any senuor hugh arT sTudenT unTeresTed ID developnng has TalenT was eligible Tor membership Pro moT1ng socual and culTural developmenT and encouraging TalenT were The mann oblecTuves oT The club OTher oTTrcers were Vlrgunua DuBruulle vlce presrdenT AlberTa Jones Sallee secreTary and Sandra Phnlllps Treasurer Muss Lydla Sloan was club advlsor arhsts gam hugh honors The cream of The crop un arTnsTnc TalenT established anoTher TnrsT aT L H S Thus year under The advlsorshap oT Mass Lydua Sloan An arT news sheeT The PaleTTe was dnsTrnbuTed each monTh by The organzzahon To unTeresT and nnTorm The sTudenT body abouT arT un people s lnves OTTlcers Tor I95O 5I uncluded AlberTa lJones Sallee pres1denT JaneTTe l-luTT vace presudenT and Norma Cox secreTary Treasurer In adduhon To provudnng scenery Tor assemblies and plays and posTers Tor varnous school TuncTuons ThroughouT The year The socueTy ponsored an arT exhubn' rn February composed of 53 drawings Trom Parson s School oT Desrgn an New Yorlc CuTy and also presenTed a display Tor The annual Red Cross drive Each member was requlred To guve an exhnblTnon oT Ten orrgunal paunTnngs earn ZOO arT servnce pounTs and receive above average grades In arT art honor society asslsts projects l . .i ll u - - - In . 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' 4 - ..-.- '-:-- - in V J' N YA, gi .Q VX ' A ,Q f X qljf - - 'W ' '. , XS 4, 2.5 x-- Jo II EVGIIS Carrymg fhe Golden Bengals 'rhrough a vucfornous season John Evans complefed hus second year as foolball menlor for 'Phe L H S grldsrers Along wnlh achng as foofball coach Evans durecled lhe Erosh hoopslers +o an undefealed season on +he maples Wnfh sprung The L H S raclcef swmgers were guided by fhss all sporls loving coach I ImeI'S Moving lo Jrhe Banana Bell 'rwo years ago Coach Bull proved an assel nn sporfs Has fnrsl assngnmenf was an asslshng Coach Evans mold grad candndales Info a baffling feam When December rolled around he was on +he baslcefball floor helpnng wnkh +he varsn'ry and coaching The Jayvees fo a successful season Eumers rounded ouf a busy year oy guiding 'rhe Bengal duvof diggers Wes Ldfheh Coaching cross counlry A squad baslcefball and 'rraclc rounded oul a busy year for Mr Lalhen He has one habuf 'rhar 'rhe L H S sludenf body lflces In parhcular +ha'r us wnnnnng lhe ons+r1c+ class A baslcefball lournamenf Snnce his refurn +0 Lewuslon IH The I946 47 season Bug Wes hasnf lcnown how 1+ feels lo lose a dlsfrucl lournamenf Has l948 leam won The slale 'rnfle Roy mlfh Head baseball coach al' Bengalvxlle usnl' Roy Smulrh s only posr 'ro full The 'obs of Dlrec for of Alrhlehcs and PE msfruclor also look up a good porhon of Mr Smufhs fume Smnfh us a graduale of 'rhe U of I where he earned a B S degree Schedulung delalls was hlgh on hns agenda Mel' Kyf0l1eI1 Movmg To 'rhe sensor hugh alfer 'rwo years behund Jrhe lunuor hugh gals Mrs Kylonen led rhe glrls lhrough a packed year of all sporfs Baslcefball was fhe hnghllghf of lhe season wurh 'lhe round robnn fournamenf falcung +he spoflnghl' an March When wealher permsred Coach Kyfonen could De een gundnng Jrhe coeds m sprung and fall games S , if S 5 h : . . . 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I . . - 6' 0 I clubbers sponsor football frollc l-lrghlrghhng The yeor Tor The L H S guy ond gol leTTermen Included The sponsor Ing oT The FooTboll Frollc November ll Ofhcers of Boys L Club were Duck Rrggs press wos held Morch 29 John Evons wos club odvusor Along w1Th helping To plon The FooTboll Frolrc The Girl L Clubbers compleTed The seoson by lrnrng The newly rnsTolled Trophy cos s polrshrng Trophies ond purchosrng Two new Tennrs neTs Tor The L l-l S courfs Leodrng The Coeds Through o busy yeor were BeTTy Jo Riggs presrdenf Lucrlle STew orT vlce presrdenT ond Joyce Jordon secreTory Mrs Merl KyTonen wos odvrsor -+1 N1- 2 4 J' fo 4- fy denTf Bud Goll, vice-presidenT, ond DwighT ST.lVlc1rle,seCreTOry. lniTioTion of new members l 4,4 50 golden bengal a squad football schedule Seplember 22 Seplember 29 Oclober 6 Oclober I3 Oclober 20 Oclober 27 November 3 November I I November 23 Lewzslon Lewuslon Lewlslon Lewuslon Lew lslon Lewlslon Lewnslon Lewlslon Lewuslon Cenlral Valley Moscow Coeur d Alene Clarlcslon Pullman Wes? Valley Bonse Walla Walla Clarlcslon b grndders end successful season Bengalvulle s lulure A squad qrndslers massed oul on a berrecl season of play by losunq only one game ol an eughl game schedule The one loss was lo The slrong Lapwan eleven Teams lalllng lo Ihe Jayvees were Moscow Clarlislon Pullman and Kendrlclc Deleals were handed lo each Team lw ce wnlh lhe excephon ol Kendrnclc whose club dropped one lo l'he Bees The Bees were coached by Waller Graves and Roy Smurh jayvees pose for cameraman l stalwarts on 'I950 grldlron Top row leff 'ro r1gl'1+ Burch Roark sensor lackle Ron Plngree lunlor fullback Ron CFOZIGF lunlor 'rackle Ken Clark SGHIOF lwalfback OrvalSl'1oemake senlor end Byron Gage semor guard M1ddle row lefl' 'ro r1gl'1+ Jlm Walden Iunuor end Gary Barfon lunuor quarfer back D1ckGruell lunaor hallback B1IIS+eHmor1 sen1or cenler Tom Kmglnf lunnor fackle Bolfom row lefl lo ruglal Gene Baldeck semor lualfback Paul W1lcox 1un1or halfback Jlm Kohl Iunuor end Mlke Cummerford senuor manager Bob Rodgers lunaor end Bob Packwood senuor quarferback l I O 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 Y 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - more 1950 grud stalwarts Top row leff 'ro rughf Duclc Fray lun or guard Gene George sophomore Vern Whufloclr uunuor fullback Dwughl ST Marne senuor guard Duck Henunger cenler Don Tank uunuor guard Duck Ruggs senuor end Jum Pungree sophomore quarlerbaclc Mulce Busch senuor end Borulom row lef+ +o rughl Dave Troy senuor manager Bob Tank senuor Kelly Roberls sophomore guard Don Hamulfon senuor end Bull Burrows halfbaclc Junuor Bafeman uunuor end Jum Gulber+z senuor manager +ackle uunuor guard senuor . Middle row, lef+ 'ro right Don S+. Marie, senior, faclcleg Bud Gall, senior, guard? golden bengals wm league trophy Drlvrng cons4sTenTIy Towards The goal posTs The l95O LewasTon Golden Bengals Tallled a record year scoring IO8 polnTs To Their opponenTs 85 Gn Theur way They capTured The Inland Empire League TlTle Tor The second sTraughT year The IE Trophy was presenTed To The school February 6 CUT oT a ToTaI oT nnne TrITs The Purple and Gold Trom Bengalvulle came ouT on Top In slx oT Them AlThough The season ended on a sour noTe The Bengal warnors seemed To know whuch games counTed and wenT undeTeaTed In league compeTuTlon Old Nan Jinx rode The runnlng board all The way To Spokane buT was kucked OTT In pIenTy oT Tame To carry home The Bengals TnrsT vucTory on SepTember 22 when The Tigers deTeaTed The CenTraI Valley Bears 7 O In The season opener Bull STeIlmon played The TlrsT oT has nine good games In The TIIT wuTh Moscow The Bengals were slowed aImosT To a sTandsT1II IH The TlrsT haIT by The Trenzled Moscow aTTack buT pulled ahead IO The IasT haIT To come ouT on Top oT a 27 I4 score To rack up Therr second wan oT The season Comnng Trom behund In The TourTh quarTer The Purple and Gold squadders knocked The props ouT from The Vrkung Trom Coeur d Alene on OcTober 6 In Thls The TnrsT home game oT The season The boys demonsTraTed To The home Town Tans Their champuonshnp calrber The Tnnal score read I3 Tor I.ewusTon 7 Tor The Vnklngs Frnday The ThnrTeenTh dndnT seem To worry The LewnsTon grrdders as They ran over and around The BanTles Trom CIarksTon an The annual Shrune beneTrT game OcTober I3 To even The series aT Three all The Tigers unleashed a poTenT runnnng aTTack led by Gene Baldeck Sensor haITback LaTe nn The second quarTer The LewnsTon Inne opened a huge hole and scaTback Duckue Gruell scampered Through IT To make IT 7 O aT The half Fnnal score I4 6 LewusTon The Bengals wasTed no Tame ID The second half Two scrsmmage plays aTTer The penod began Baldeck spurTed Through The BanTams Irne luke an express Tram and wenT 54 yards Tor The second oT The Tans ThaT he deserved The nnvuTaTuon he and BIII STeIImon IaTer goT To The All STar game aT Boise Duckne Gruell gave area Tans a prevuew oT whaT To expecT nexT year as he scored Three Touchdowns leadlng The Team To a 33 6 wln over The Pullman Greyhounds on OcTober 20 aT Bengal F1eld Revengnng a loss by one pounT To The WesT Valley eleven an The I949 season The Bengals swepT The I E league by deTeaTung The Valley club I4 O OcTober 27 aT Spokane Baldeck seT up boTh The Tiger Tallues and came up repeaTedly Trom has haITback spoT To sTop The Eagle backs Tor IuTTIe or no gaun The Purple and Gold lane an ouTsTand1ng parT oT The Team all year had no Trouble solvzng The TooTbaII clrcus oT The WesT Valley opponenTs and kepT Their opponenTs backed up To Thelr goal posTs Through The enTure game Hopes Tor an undeTeaTed season were snuTTed ouT Tor The squad on November 6 when The power house Braves Trom Bonse rolled over Them To hand The Bengals Their TlrsT deTeaT oT The season The Tussle ended 20 O Tor Bonse desplTe End Orval Shoe-make s Tune deTensuve game A second deTeaT was suTTered by The gleamxng wave aT The hands oT The Blue Devuls Trom Walla Walla as The Tnnal gun sounded and The score read I3 O In Tavor oT Wal-In The game was played aT Bengal Field November II As The curTa:n dropped on The season The T950 LewnsTon pug sknn ToTers were blanked by The Twun C1Ty rivals I9 O In The annual Turkey Day Tangle aT Adams Fzeld ClarksTon Sensors who doTTed Theur Purple and Gold molesknns Tor The IasT Tame are Byron Gage Burch Roark BIII STeIImon Orval Shoemake Bud Gall DwrghT ST Marne Don ST Marne Ken Clark Gene Baldeck Bob Packwood Drck Ruggs Bull Burrows Make Busch Bob Tank and Don I-IamllTon Bengals who wall reTurn To The grldnron Tor aT IeasT one more year Include Paul Wilcox Jam Kohl Bob Rogers Tom KnnghT Ron Crozier Ron Pungree Duck Gruell Jnm Walden Gary BarTon Duck Fray Gene George Laverne WhITlock Duck I-lenvnger Don Tank Jnm Pnngree Junlor BaTeman and Kelly RoberTs Coaching The IE champs Tor The I95O season were John Evans and Bull Enmers . Bengal Tally. Burch Roark pIayed'The game in The CIarksTon backTieId and leTT no doubT in The minds basketball squad Top Row Bengal Baslcefeers I9505I Dale Vallem forward Bud Nelbon guard Darwm Grnmm guard Jnmmy Prrxgree guard Ron Crozier forward Middle Row Dane Dammarell forward Ron Webb forward Gary Barfon guard John Wnlkrns guard BoHom Row Buff Sreffmon Mgr Arlne Nucholson guard Duck Dodel cenfer Mefvm Ruark guard Duck Rnggs forward f I - 3 - . I ' . I . r . 1 . - - . 1 . . . r r - - r -I r I . I . 1 . - . ,K ff ,if . g , i ' 8 , ' , I l... J x hoopmen garner state hon Aller an early season slump lhe Lewaslon hoopslers came lhroug rally lo gaan lhard place an slale compelalaon al lhe Un versaly ol Idah Lewaslon recorded I4 vacloraes and I2 losses durang lhe l950 5l se and one loss an lournamenl play Coach Wes Lalhen s quanlel lnashed hoop eague The Bengals slarled lhe season by bowang lo lhe vasal ng Kellogg Coeur d Alene and Wesl Valley bolh loppled Lewaslon n lhear rexl lwo c Taslang vaclory lor lhe larsl lame lhas season lhe Bengals edged lhef an lhear second encounler al lhe Lalce Caly TheTagers lhen loolc lwo rr John Rogers Pareles and anolher lrom lhe Lewas and Clarlc Tagers In lhear nexl lall Lewaslon gaaned revenge lor an early season cleleu ang lhe Eagles 47 35 Cn January 5 Moscow upsel lhe Bengals 40 39 Coach Lallnens squadders lhen won lhear nexl lour cage lalls by Pullman 49 3I John Rogers 40 28 and Orolano 47 28 The lables were lurned on Lewaslon an lhear nexl lour games Cenlral Walla Walla came oul ahead 72 36 Cenlral Valley agaan won 37 35 and The cage quanlel lrom Bengalvalle lhen proceeded lo wallop Pullman Walla Walla s heaghl proved loo much lor lhe Bengals who losl a 55 54 In lhear lasl lwo regular season lalls lhe Bengal casaba arllsls droppe baclc Moscow 42 3l In lhe Daslracl Tournamenl lhe Golden Bengals ran rough shod ove proceeded lo lrarnple lhe Orolano Manaacs 67 3I In lhe lasl daslracl lour lop honors by downang lhe runner up Moscow squad 39 36 Thas was lhe Bengals have won lhe daslracl lalle On March I4 Lewaslon aourreyed lo Moscow lor lhe Slale Tourna Falls wenl on lo cop lhe slale A lalle Arlae Nacholson aunaor guard play ol has hagh school year lor lhe Bengals U dazzlang lournamenl ow March I7 ludang lave vacloraes lhe Inland Empare squad 45 lo 46 ne Valcangs 27 25 ls one lrom lhe Valley by down Clarlfslon 46 44 Jwned lhem 56 42 psel lhem 42 4I In lhe nexl game 147 32 and lurned lv 52 33 and hen game Lewaslon won slraaghl year lhal n lhear larsl game ae ol lhe besl games In lhear second game an slale compelalaon lhe Lewaslon valley squad e aly oulscored lhe Sand poanl squad 4I 24 Daclc Dodel gaaned lhe praase ol many lans lor has oa landang play l'le Ialer was named lo lhe Idaho All Slale leam Tne lanal game lor Lewaslon an lhe slale lournamenl was agaansl Bur Lewaslon hagh school played heads up ball lo garner a 54 47 vaclory gavang lhem lhard place lhe slale Bud Nelson played has oulslandang game ol lhe season an lhe consolalaon lanal The Burley lall was lhe elevenlh slale lourney game an lhe I l nur years lor I. I-I 5 hoopslers and lhe Bengals have won eaghl ol lhem Lewaslon won lhe lale lalle an I948 was consolalaon champaon an I949 slale runner up an l950 as well as beang consolalaon champaon lhas year The l9505l leam scored I I5O poanls an 26 games averagang 44 23 poanls per game Bengal opponenrs Tallaed I 084 poanls a 4I 69 poanl average per game poanlang lo lhe closely conlesled races an league carcles Indavadual scorang lagures lor lhe season ancluded Daclc Dodel 29I Bud Nelson 227 Cub Gramm I72 Ron Webb l20 Gary Barlon II4 Arlae Nacholson IO4 Mel Ruarlc 38 Dale Vallem 30 Ron Crozaer I2 and Jam Pangree 9 Lewaslon wall lose much ol als heaghl lo gradualaon lhas year Dodel Nelson Gramm and Vallem played lhear lasl hagh school hoop lall agaansl Burley and lhe ancomang squad wall Iaclc lhear elevalaon Relurnlng lrom lhe I950 5l leam lo lorm lhe nucleus ol lhe I95I 52 squad are Nacholson Webb Barlon Ruarlc Panoree and Crozaer These velerans wall oe used as lhe core ol a leam lhal as expecled lo carry on Bengal baslcelpall lradalaon nexl wanler I ' A ' I ' ' I ' I , . I , A . I ' IV' I ' a , . R I X ' ' ' ' I C I A I I 1. . . V - Q: i + . . I I . . lhey encounlered a hol Idaho Falls live. When lhe game ended Lewlslcr Jehind 5If6l. Idaho ' ' as 1 . , . December December December December December December December 2 January 5 January 9 January I2 January 20 January 23 January 26 February February February February February I February 2 February 2 February 2 March I March 3 March I4 March I6 March I7 Tolals 'I950 5'I cosobo record LGWISTOD Lewlslon Lewnslon Lewuslon Lewuslon Lewnslon Lewlslon Lewlslon Lewuslon Lewnslon Lewrslon Lewnslon Lewuslon Lewnsfon Lewusfon Lewnslon Lewnslon Lewlslon Lewxsfon Lewlslon Lewlslon Lewnslon Lewnslon Lewlslon Lewlslon Lewlslon Lewlslon SEASON PLAY STATE TOURNAMENT Kellogg Coeur d Alene Wesl Valley Coeur cl Alene John Rogers Lewas 8: Clark Wes? Valley Moscow Clarlrslon Pullman John Rogers Orofuno Cenlral Valley Walla Walla Cenlral Valley Clarlrslon Walla Walla OFOTIDO Moscow Moscow Oroluno Moscow Idaho Falls Sandpounl' Burley 44 3 4I 69 NOTE The Bengals won 'rhe Dnslrlcl Tournarnenr and raled Ihurd IH Idaho Class A play Game Averages Lewzslon bengals ore hot In hoop tilts I84 8 , , , ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,.., . ,.., ....,,,., , ,, 45 . ,,..,, , ,46 9 , , ' , , , , , , ,, , 34 ' , , , ,, 348 I5 , ' , , , 3,38 , , ,,,,,,,,5I I6 ,, ' 27 ' , , , 25 I9 ' , 50 .. , ,. . .. ,, 5I 22 ' , ,, , , , , .42 ' H ,,,, 59 9 ' , , , , , ,, 47 ,, , , ,, 35 ,, ' , 3 so oosoo so 3 39 . , H40 . ' , . 46 , , , 44 , ' 49 , , ,, 3I ., ... ' , , ,,,, , , ,, 40 A . , ,, 28 ,, ,, . ' I , , 347 ' .. , , , .28 , , ' , ,,,, ,42 ,, ., 56 2 , , ' , , 336 , ,72 3 , ' , , 335 ,, , 37 9 A, H, ' , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 4 Pullman ..,.. , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,.4I 7 . , . ' . , 45 , , ,, , , .H 55 O, ,, , ' .47 ' , ., , 3332 I ,,,, ,, ' , , , , ,,,, , ,, 42 , , U, 3I DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 8, , ., ' ,C o.ooooooo,ooo,ooooooooooooooooooooc 52 ,oo.ooo .. .3 ,. ,.., 33 , , , . ' , 39 ,,,, . 36 , . ,,,, , , ' ,,,,, ,, ,, ,, , 5I ,, , bl , , .. ' , ,4l ' , .,,. , , 24 , ,, , ,, ' M54 , , A, , 347 .. ......,,, ,,,, , , H , ' ,, , ,, , , ,,,,,,, I,l5O ,, , . , .. .O bee hoopsters wln 'I6 games Wunnung I6 our of 27 hoop +ul'rs lhe Junuor Varsuly gauned hugh honors un B squad compe 'ruluon The Jayvees lallued a 'lolal of I O59 pounls lo 'rheur opponenfs 890 pounls l-lugh scorer for +he B squad cagers was Ron Crozuer who hooped I7I poun1's 9 5 per game durung The l95O 5I season Season wuns uncluded Two over Clarlcslon Moscow Oro funo and Pullman and 'rhe sfrong Cenfral Valley fuve All 'rhese quunlels were class A school B squads The Kuflen rosler was duvuded unfo Two squads wufh A and B groups playung duf ferenl Jreams on The same nughf al' fumes Leadung 'fhe B maple courfers durung The I95O Sl hoop season was Coach Bull Eumers frosh post unbeaten strung Eslablushung a record +he Bengal Frosh maple couriers challced up a perfecl season wulh a I7 game wunnung slrealc The Babes recorded 662 pounlrs a 38 9 average per game whule Theur opponenfs 'lallued 264 pounls Theur opposuluon uncluded B squads of class B schools and olher freshman 'reams Comung The closes? 'ro upsellung The Frosh All Sfars was Clarlcsfon Lewuslon nosed 'rhe Banfams 26 24 un a double overhme lull lale un +he season Leadung feam scorers uncluded Dale Jollul 99 Gary Chusholm 94 Kenl Pallerson 82 Jum Branom 7l and Tom Croson 62 Olher freshman cagers were Doug Randall Bob Morrell Eddue Campbell Carl l'larrus lvlonle lvlclvlurray Roger Wulluams Merlun Harlwug Gene Burch Corky Wulson Alan Thornfon and Curlus Weslon John Evans was coach Man agers were Bull Brachf and Loren Longfellow I i u , X - . I Q . . . I I H - ..g. , . ' ' ' ' ' . 'I u as 'fs ff I T 51' 'PIL bengals start track grind Bengal cunder squadders easlly ouTdusTanced PoTlaTch and Moscow In Their TnrsT hlgh school Track meeT aT Moscow Aprnl 7 When The Bengal wenT To press The L I'I S Track sTars were scheduled To aTTend The CIarIcsTon nnvnTaTuonaI Aprsl I3 Inland Empire meeT aT Moscow Aprrl 2I and a dual meeT aT CIarksTon April 24 I.ewnsTon compeTed In The LewIsTon InvlTaTuonal May 5 DnsTrlcT aT Moscow May I2 and The STaTe meeT aT Bozse May I9 Bengal enTrues placed ID relays haIT mule mule quarTer mule Three quarTer mule I50 yard 660 yard 300 yard dashes 300 yard relay 70 yard dash hurdles pole vauIT hugh lump shoT puT Iavelnn oroad lump and dlscus Wes LaThen coached The I95I TracIcsTers AIThough March was cool The hardner lads were ouT oeTore The monTh ended To geT In conduTnon Tor Aorul and May evenTs AT The pealc some 60 lads were candIdaTes Tor Tsewd and Traclc evenTs 'Tqml u Q . ' N 'ff -1 E I I X I f - . A I I A , ' I I i' I Y l x 1 ' r , . . l A f LV lee A . . up .- ' I 45 I I E2 F 'n I Q Q S 5 Trigg f' g Q T ' -Jgiicgiwr :IWQ 5- , 2 K JL I 5 - ' xx Y N A-1' X Xu diamond squad starts with wins The 1951 Bengal dIan'Iondeers opened sprung play by takIng eIght WIHS In a row and seemed headed for the regIonal Cham pIonshIp as the Bengal went to press In early games the Bengals defeated LapwaI 8 3 John Rogers 8 2 and 3 O Clarkston 13 2 Coach Roy Smlth reported a four man pItchIng crew of DIck Dodel senIor Ron Webb Bob Rogers and Gary Barton Jumors DIck RIggs Dean Nordeen and Gerald Parks served as catchers FIelders for the 1951 Bengal swatsmen Included Ron Plngree Barton Nlel Ruark ArlIe NIcholson Bud Nelson JIm Pungree JunIor Bateman Orval Shoemake BIII Stellmon Ray SIpes and Don HamIlton Managers were Donovan St Nlarle and Fay Stewart Under the tentatIve schedule teams encountered by the batmen Included West Valley there AprIl 13 Orofmo there AprIl 17 Orofmo here AprIl 20 Kamlah there AprIl 21 Clarkston there AprIl 24 Walla Walla there AprIl 27 t2J Genesee there May 1 Q21 Clarkston here May 1 Walla Walla here lVlay 4 C23 Pullman there May 5 Clarkston there May 15 DIstrIct playoff was set for lVlay 10 11 and the regIonal tournament May 18 19 bengal bees open Wlfh wlns Bengal Bee baseballers opened theIr 1951 season AprIl 10 wlth 6 3 and 14 5 vIctorIes over the Culdesac Wolves at Bengal FIeld Under the guIdance of Perry Colton the Jayvees planned an actlve schedule Players Included John WIIIOWS JIm HarrIs Gene George Gordon Fox ErvIn HIII JIm WIlbur John Hughes LeRoy Clausen George Sartam Harry Grasser Ronald Grlmm Fred Bell JIm PeltIer Bud Baldwm SenlOV hIgh Gary ChIsholrn Kent Patterson JIm Branorn Carl HarrIs Iumor hIgh 5' I 7 N I I . B ll ,f 5 Q . x ' X . ,- I X .. . I I , . I , A I'I I' 'I I '- ' I I I I - I - I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I' I I - I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - golfers start season strong In early spring L I-I S dIvot dIgger captureo ther IIVST two golt meets LewIston InvItatIonaI March 3I and Clarkston InvItatIonaI AprIl 7 Coach BIII EImers upervIsed Qther scheduled meets Included Walla Walla AprIl I4 Coltax AprII 2I Pomeroy April 28 Dayton May5 and Moscow May I2 Play tor the Joe Durgan trophy was slated May I9 at Clarkston Ron Pnngree I-larry Grasser Doug Randall and JIm Pungree were atop the ladder when the Bengal went to press Next In line were Gerald Webb I?Ichard Torsen David Troy Iom Jensen Mike Cummertord Jim Gilbertz and Kent Patterson Coed qolters opened the I95I season here Apnl 7 wIth a wIn over Clarkston players The secono ot tour Intercity matches was slated at Clarkston April I4 Players Included Carol Ionkin Sally Mace and Norma McRae Paula Hiatt Joan I-Iasturther Pat Reichow Helen Rupe Leah Nanninga Wilma SrhmIdt Norma Jean NIeIsen and Margaret WhIte racqueteers eye busy schedule A bakers dozen ot maie and temme racqueteer were out In early April pacmg the tennis courts under the direction ot Coach John Evans First regular match was slated wIth Coltax April 20 In boy and gIrIs events Other competu tion Included Clarkston here April 24 25 Coltax here May 4 Clarkston there May IO II Iwo tentative matches were listed with Coeur dAlene and players were grooming tor the state tinals at Boise May 25 26 Male racket wIelders Included Don SchmIth BIII BOIS Paul Woeltel BIII ZIrbeI John Wilkins Bob Carlton On the coed strung were DenIse Darwin Betty Jo RIggs Bettie Fans Mary Sweeney Verna Garrett MarIIyn Mulroney and Betty Nelson I Jan Daubert, Marilyn Mitchell, Cynthia Karlburg, Pat McMonigIe, in the tirst bracket In mid-April: , . . , . . athletes' ' A X ff , ff 4 I 1 ,'1 Q lf? 1' f V X .f 'iff f' - f I' if J -X, Q 'Q X -A r-, M- bengals ' .3 yr s I1 Af' fL7't I Rr . 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W 1- d, Nl nmfh grade conf d Row3-ll Noroer K Patterso J od lvl Merwor, Q 'ar 1y D Muleel mn OW 1 N Ph l r fferty M o 'C fs Sirlon lle H O net a w4 W Snyder M Ro a A Rer an C Sal ee P Pfe fer Row 3-G weaver eborougll D Rav dall P v lr Ro e w 2 K Q ln oar Sv tn Row ydvall S ee A der o Sar Ross D Rolph M Scott W Rlc W 4 rden 1 Wlrl Thomas C Weston J Strenlou J Weet Row 3 turrnan V Wlcks I e Q S Marl w 2 R Yount J Wh te E Weaver B Wee Q w 1 J Strong C Welsgerbe M W lllarnson M V1ss1r eighth grade R w4 F Calloway B Ca rns A Burch J Bowlln R Ballard B Barnberry F Boyle Row3 W Boyer L Brurnberg W Burke D Bow' ng ROWZ D Bar' L ers Bl D Callow R ngford C B esen S rnold Ba wln on P uxton L kand n D berry Row4 N DeAtley D Daubert R Consear D Carl so D Eer R Dehnlng L Earl Row 3-J va naugn R Deasy B Corrnaney P DuBruIle Row2 olll s C r y W 1 Clu raneo M C neros K C ft D Case M Crane S Chrlstenson S Carey W Colllns Row 4-v Evans B Fabranelc D Ferguson D Fcl D en Fo R0 G Es S nson J a R w bert J Foster Row 1 S Drev ox J Fer l lcner L aven D I Denny M Downl C Durland J Cr dlebaugh Row 4-D lsarnan E Horyna B Horton D Holmes mphull H rrln, n Harv R Jacobson D Hollenbeck G Henley Row2 B rarb wlclc sf w ll nt E Gr bbl ar Qty r Cer aner D Gale G Hal - 1 1 . 1 , r' Pat: .e J Pac-- yxo , rr, C McK.el. w R Pewrzroee D Melo , , rr. R 2-P Pt qw W ll.e.-.- son, lllps Row IAM P att H Orr C Peslrgc N. Ra , . Ott , A W K . Cx 52 . L , D Paff , l L e cl. R0 - . ' no D R ggefs - I d, , 1 , . ' S' ', D Ros , l , R, or arce V d Ro - Ra.ch L, B, R lr, D 'w 1- D. R , Ro. , Sny , V Se pert, ta n, A , , . , . ney Ro ---J Wo , A. Thorntor, M Ck, D G. S , . ' , R. T'bb L, D. t. 'e Ro S . , . ' , . , lr. Rc 4 . , . I Y, 1 , A Sweeney, J. Wlclcs, J. Wickland, S Starr, D Wh te, I O - . , . E , . , ' , ner, . By , D. Shop, . ay. ow 1dA La , . o , . A , D. ld ', L Belt , . B , . Bur l , B, Alle , . Barn' n, . i , . ' , . . .Ca A DC n , M. Cluff, S. ond e . Ro -B ff, P Cot , . ls , . ll , . , Iett, . Gre , R. Foeller, C. rd W 3- . te' K. Ha , . Gr y, D. Gall, G, FloCk. 0 2-J Gab , . , - . ' -., r's, A Faul , Cr , l, ay, , ng D He , M a eto , T. ey ow 3-H son, J. Har ' , M. Gla .. Ro 1-S. Ha een, J Gra , l e, D H dl, ,V G as. ,C G l . 'sen eighth grade confd Row 4-B Marvel R Lycan W Lewis D Laird R Dpky K Mansfield M Mynard D Loe l e ow3 R Merriman W Koenig Le Row2 M Huntley S Kenvxorthy Row 1 J Jones A Kng M Horne D Holmes N Johnson B Johnson Lesle M Huminsky J Kn Row3 J Parr W Newcomb C Raines E Olson N McCracken J McCarthy L McAllister G Mussel man M Peterson Row 2 M Llo Phillips D Mooneyham V Pearson D Moore S Karshen Rw 1 P McCoy I Longfellow K c Cracken C Martin L J Morris I McMl n C ash Row 4-R Raines B Rafferty R Ray D Rudd B Reagan M Schlelfer D Ruark Row 3-H Rose M Ramey D Shoemaker L Shoemaker Row 2 P Peterson D Ryker Row 1 J Saxton S Quigley N Ruchert D Powers A Rasmusson J Riggs D Rydvall E Parker P Samms Row 4-D Ware T Tipton L Steele G Spaulding Row 3-H Tulk B Vevle N Welker C VanDassen D Steiner J Stamper B Snyder K Walde R0w2 A Throckmorton K Sullivan D Snyder Row 1 B Schroeder G Stellmon C Torgerson E Sweeten J u her E Springer D Stewart M Shaw Thompson P West R Whipple Row 2 J Williams R Zlelln ski D Williamson J Zlellnski R Young J Woods Za anc Row 1 J Wllkensen C Wachal Wilcox N Zlmrnerly B Weeks N Young J Vance D York D Wood seventh grade R w 3-P Bailey G Beers L Ayers J Bell W Broncheau N Aske J Bowlen J Kelly A Aford W 2 C Av i D Andrews N Andrews B Aduddell D Buckle J Bennett C Bonner D am berry M Bracher Row 1 I Abel D Ansbaugh A B rnard B Bateman N Beardmore L Bldle S Bowles E Barker R Brost Row 4-G Christiansen D Burcham C Cl ne D p n rds D as w 3 F er R Co S Cann us J D y Row 2 J Davis B Brumber David R Dlckeson Row 1 C Carpenter C Curf man B ark C man J B J Cra Cavanaugh S David ' 1 Loe , . 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Cl , M. ole , . utler, . ft, C. seventh grade contd Row 4-G Graham F Fosbury T Gray K Harvvlck F Evers Row 3-T Gllbertz J Enners M Ferguson guson F afson R n l lth B Harrus D Henr Row S Freder ddy P l l Dc H mllton L Ford L Dobroth M Engllsh J Fls e J Grant J Gehrke Row 3-C Luther G Lunders C Lyons J Klncad M Jensen G Lee D Leeper D Lacey A Longeteng C Klng M Howes C Jones ROW 2 C Johnson L 'ohnson E Hawkes P Harkness J Hartshorn D Jackson Rowl P Hernen D Hollenbeck R Hend son E udlow S Jennlngs S Hll A Hockr S Hughes Row 3-B McFadden W Ollver L Norden R Otto D MacDonald G Mundkln H Otterstrom R Olson J Maynard R0w2 L Matson C Norton R Nelson Lundvall C Laughy S Kung S Lawrence Malerlch J Maxey P Lotze K Loeber Row 4-R Parks R Reuck D Page E Randall B Plerce P Parks E Palmer Row 3-B Pflnger R P r s J Peterson L Pke L Rlggers C Pau sen D Peterson B Reagen Row 2 M Pembroke B Nelson Rowl S Mosher D Mooneyham B Parks N McCarthy J Megenlty N Patterson P Nlchols S Olson J Merrlck Row 4-W Squares L Sanders R Scott F Ruchert J Rodgers L Rynearson Row 3-L Sturman B Sheneman D Rouse Q Stearlnqer D Stapleton R Tarola Row2 D Rlvers M Rlvers D Rad rd Smlth Row 1 Row an See ln S Pr G Ra, E Snekvek S Srnythe M Srnlth M Plralno Row 4-T Whlte L Wlllarns E Watson J Young J Turley J Ta or G Vlers Row 3-B West J Wod K Wolff B unter C ut Rw Trlebsch B Vlers J Snyder A Wllson Row 1 D Thomas B Westfall M Struckert L Stockard J Wolff D Weeks D Stephens H Thompson I L. Fer , . Gust , l-lanso, J. Hall, J Gr'ff , . ' , . y. 2- . ick, E E , . G'lI'land Row 1-J Drcus, A. l us, S a ' , . , . l, . ' , . ' h r, . , , ' , . i , rick , . H , . , . i , . ein, J. Olson, K. Moon, M, Kohl. Row 1-J. Llndstrom D. , . , . ' , . , M a k , . , . i , . ' , . I . . - . ' , . , . fa K. ' ' . - P. rl fl, P. t' , lne . , . yl , . ' . , o , . , . 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