Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

fi QW ATESF 401.1 Q2 'IV WH iw C fX . Volume XIII 1952 Cynthia Kurlburg, Editor Norma McRae, Bus. Mgr. 0l 2lfU0l TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!!! . . . And now for your approval, lhe Publicalions Deparlmenl of lhe Lewislon Senior High will pre- sen+ 'fhe mos? sfupendous array of fabulous lads and pholography ever collecled under one cover- lhe l952 BENGAL. Volume I3. Using Circus for lhe lheme, lhe 26 members of lhe annual slalf have worlced diligenlly 'ro bring you one of lhe largesl and mosl colorful yearboolcs published al L. l l. S. lls six seclions-Feafures, Personnel. Aclivilies, Fine Arls, Sporls. and Junior l-ligh-conlain l20 pages, 56 more Than lasl year. VVhile efforls have been made 'ro give you fhe besl bool: possible, cosls have surmounled lhe 53,000 marlr lhis year. Despile lhe increase, The business slafl has helped mee? lhe cosf by reaching a goal of 200 adverlisemenfs-a record. As usual, every possible elforl was made lo eliminale errors in 'these pages. If a few have crepl in despife lhe checlcing and double-checking, lhe slalf lrusls lhey are of minor characler and do nol' delracf from lhe boolc. If is lhe hope of lhe slafl Tha? when you look back lhrough 'the pages of 'rhe '52 BENGAL in fulure years. il will bring lo mind a vivid piclure of +he many aclivifies and friends enjoyed here. -THE EDITOR. .xdafminizifrafion C. L. BOOTH Superintendent of Schools jam of Confenffs FEATURES PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES .xdclminirifrafion I. E CLICK IN anI S denf FINE ARTS SPORTS JUNIOR HIGH KENNETH l.. HILL fmecbcafion If is wilh pleasure ihai ihe annual siaff dedicaies lhe i952 Bengal +0 Principal Kennelh L. Hill, head ringmas+er of The 'Whreefring circus ai Lewislon Senior High School for ihe lasl lhree years. Principal Hill came ro Lewisfon in l949 from Rifzville, Wash., and is now complefing his ienlh year in The capaciiy of principal al various high schools. He laugh? commercial subiecis in several high schools before eniering ad- minisfralive work. Receiving his bachelor of arrs degree from lvlonfana Siafe College a+ Bozeman, Principal Hill also holds a masfers degree in educaiion earned al The Universiiy of Washinglon a+ Seaiile. If golfing doesn r lure him during his leisure hours and in summer vaca- Tions, he may be 'Found aifending universiry summer sessions. In his capacily as advisor 'ro 'rhe L. H. S. Siudenf Council, Principal Hill spends many hours assisling sfudenfs in adiusiing fheir school affairs, and he is always ready To advise individuals and back fhem in fhe worihwhile ihings +hey seek lo accomplish. enior l 0l9 QC? Looking into the future as the I952 term approaches its close. your prophets have obtained a limited amount of data, with no guarantee of accuracy, as to what !962 will bring to the class of '52. From our birdseye view. this is how it loolcs: Lucille Adamson-has taken up residence in an old maid's home in Kamlah, since her husband's death, due to a rabbit dinner. Charles Alford- Cholly Alford, renowned Chinese linguist, died today on a Slow Boat after choking on a chopstlck. With his last breath he uttered, Nai we thai ki yif' Vaughn Alfrey-is working at a blood bank. He is suspect- ed of embezzl ng. Bill Anderson-ls in the exterminating business. He says that he is overrun with customers. Alfred Arrivee-has achieved fame and fortune as a con- cert bassoonlst. Bonnie Andrews-just look in first hour government!! Agnes Barker-is living happily in Arkansas. Gary Barton- Bloodhound Barton and Luscious Lou Lou, famous husband and wife detective team, are now employed by Kenneth Hill, seeking the culprits who put 52 ' on Lewiston Hill ten years ago. Junior Bateman- Pappy is preparing to take his Senior Scrubs to the Olympics. They've come a long way from the Cottage Lounge. Cora Bengtson-is starting her own flea circus, after raising an up-and-coming crop on her dog, Tootsie. Dolores Bennett-is traveling with Phil Spitoony and his all-male chorus. Jo Ann Benson-has just finished her latest novel, The Flat Tire and I. Kay Berry-liked debate so much that he developed a split personality arguing with himself. Donna Bershaw-ls teaching at the Peer-less school of twirling. Harvey Blegert- T-Texas and his T-Totalers are now ap- pearing all-nlghtly at the Cockroach City Crawl Inn - where crustaceans meet. Carol Bird- Miss Grapefruit Section of '62, won herlcur- rent title after successfully sectioning six consecutive citrus sections in a recent contest. Dave Borders- Bearded Borders is now traveling with the House of David baseball club. Larry Bowles-was last seen on the latest band trip. Virginia Bozarth-is now employed at Sun Valley giving sleigh riding exhibitions. She learned this art during her senior year. Ron Broemellng-was awarded the Driver of the Weeku trophy at the Soapbox Derby. Pete Busch-has made his first S1-million herding sheep on the Salmon. Ava Caldwell-ls a stand-in for her namesake, A. Gardner. Betty Lee Campbell-is now advisor of L-Cube at L. H. S. Boyd Byers-held his first one-man art exhibit last week at the Smithsonian Institute. Claudia Cay-has written a new hit tune entitled Knight and Cay. Caroline Canner- Canter Canner, world famous jockey, won the Kentucky Derby last month on her trusty steed, Can't Canter. Raydene Cannon-has settled down for life with John and a lot of little cannonballs. She reports that she gets quite a bang out of life. Shirley Chappell-still clinging tightly to her Moscow letter sweater. She was last seen in the Moscow cheering section yelling, Howie did it, so can youll Nelline Cline-still hasn't decided what more she wants to do with her life besides just llve it! Ylyalfne Cloninger-married her Tom and moved to the .1 S... Joyce lCluffl Snyder-is raising her twin girls, Joyce and Rejoice. Doris Condon-is now owner, manager and editor of the Podunk Daily, published bi-weekly with a circulation of 24. AI Crouse-was elected national president of the Y. F. C. Ron Crozier- Crowbar Crozier is forging his way in the world, singing the Blacksmith Blues. Joan Davis-is singing at the Metfronomel. Lynette Davis-has taken over a steady job as Dutch Girl at Albertson's. Ron DeLane-is retiring after making a mint of money. He inevnted a waterless watermelon!! Bill Douglas-recently wowed the sports world by cutting the downhill race record in half. He used the ski tow backwards!! Paula Edelblute-is a private secretary to the assistant sec- retary to the private secretary of the President. Stephen Edwa rds-just graduated!! John Eichenberger-has the only penthouse service station in existence. iFree elevator service.J Donald Evans-has made a name for himself in the agricul- tural'world. He produced potatoes with ears instead of eyes.. Bettie Faris-is running the Ringworm and Rabies Rest Home for pets. Ron says he'll marry her as soon as she makes enough to support him. Ronald Fisher-has just been found again after being lost for three years at Snow, Idaho. Susan Flasher-has just won the Florence Nightingale award for service outside the call of duty. Dick Fray-is traveling to Mars to participate in the inter- planetary all-star football game! Carroll Fuchs-has moved to Clarkston. Claims lt is easier on his car. Vera Gaines-is still trying to secure the secret of How to Pass Governmentf' Shirley Gamet-has moved back to Genesee! Says llfe'was too tough for her here. Verna Garrett-General Verna Garrett finally received hon- orable discharge from the Alt Force after serving ten years. John Gentry-is still trying to make the L.l-l.S. tennis team! Dick Gruell-strangled on the string that marks the finish line as he roared into the homestretch last week. enior ,Q-0,0 ecy -conf Q! Darlene l-lalleen-ls successfully running a beauty shop. Her advertlslng ls, Try a poodle for your noodle. Blll I-lamllfon-got pushed into a locker between classes and hasn't been able to get out since. Dorls Hanlng-has moved to Birmingham, Ala., to be with the you-alls. Glorla Hanwell-ls stlll working backstage on all the plays that come along. Gordon Harrlngfon-has worked his way up from the bot- tom as manager of J. J. Newberry Br Co. Geneal Harrlson-Geneal Harrison Rowland Quane Ruark is resting quietly ln an old maid's home while wrltingdnstall- ments for her soap opera, Too Many Loves Had I. .I H f fher--Mrs. Maurlce Foster and her husband, ng? annagrrnlral in the Navy, are celebrating their 10th wedding annlversary on their yacht ln the Mediterranean. Dlck Henlnger-has wasted to 60 pounds. The walks to and from Clarkston were too hard on him. Blllle Mae ll-lerresj White-has held the same job for ten years as Mrs. White. Jerry Hines-just painted his rocket shlp green on top and yellow on the bottom-for variety. Lyle Hurley-has joined the Navy to let the World see him! John Hyatt-ls dolng well for himself runnlng a second- hand store. Hls slogan ls Buy lt from Hyatt. Russell Johnson-has just developed a motorless horse- moblle!!! lhl K Ib -ll ln hermlt's llfe on Mount Waha, gdltor .Ka:'lbu'rgg ls clongplaetlng her memolrs, The Show Must Go On, an lnspirat on derived from the '52 yearbook. Monte Kenaslon-has just invented a syachltzmeometer to demonstrate Elnsteln's theory. Delbert Kessler-Who knows??? Neal Kelchersld-has a steady job drawing Donald Duck cartoons for Walt Disney. Allen Klm-is recovering after injuries acquired when he tried to take an unusual photograph of a train coming full- speed ahead. Bob Klncald-ls a foreign diplomat ln Lower Slobovia! Larry Klappenbach-has a little farm up ln lower Tammany. Thomas Knlghl-married Claudia!!! Isn't that startling? Jlm Kohl-the larlngitls epidemic has not hindered Jim, who has taken up sign language. Howard Kuebker-was last seen attending the Premier showing of the movie taken from his book, Al About Myse . Marlon Lanlz-ls making her debut as a stock car driver this week. Darlene Lltfle-hasn't made up her mind about Jim and Gene, but when last heard from Gene had a slight edge. Carol Lemm-can be found ln the near vlcinlty of Doris Condon. Lee Luther--has signed up with Strlngllng Bros. circus to ride his motorcycle on a t ght rope. Nancy McDonald-ls starring ln a movie, Romance in France, with Louls Jourdan. Seven censors falnted while viewing the love scenes. Carol McGee-ls now in the four-leaf clover manufacturing business. She always was lucky! Carole Melniire-has moved to Korea to be with Bill. Loretta McCormack-ls star center on the All-American girls' basketball team. glilirley McKeehan-is engaged as head of alterations at sg'S- Ray McManus-got a notice from the draft board and hasn't been heard from since!! Norma McRae-can be seen stlll trudging to NICE at six o'clock every nlght to save seats. She just couldn't get out of her hlgh school schedule. Jim May-has erected a little shack near the Stop Inn after Lou started charging rent. Bob Miles-ls making up the 470 detention hours he re- ceived for trying to sneak out of art. Bonnie McKeehan-your guess is as good as mlne!! Beverly Mlller- Crutch was last seen hobbllng down Main Street on her familiar crutches. She became so attached to the wooden sticks that she refuses to abandon them. Marlene Minden-has moved back to Pierce as Mrs. Glenn Fuller. Jack Miranda- Drumbeat got his head stuck in a kettle drum back in '52 and hasn't been able to remove lt as yet. Larry Monahan-has gone broke paying for graphite. He keeps breaking his drawing pencils. Anne Malson-is now driver of the Trio Club bus. John Mahon-had to move back to Walla Walla. Lewiston was too wild for hlm. Arlen Nlcholson-has just completed a novel, The Advan- tages of Bachelorhoodf' Dean Norden-Senator Norden stated recently at Washing- ton, D. C., that he will be a candidate for President in '64. Barbara 0'Connor-ls still engaged. Jerry belleves in long engagements. Brad 0'Connor-just returned from New York where he received a trophy for shooting the largest seven-toed ding- bat. Success has gone to his head. He's sprouting antlers. Tony Parsley-has discovered a new plant. He calls it Parsl-sprouts. Arlene Peterson-just wrote a new article on married life entitled Heavenly Happiness in a Himalayan Hut. Jeanette Patterson-after all these years, Pat has finally been made manager of Albertson's Bakery. Ron Plngree- Papa Ping ls grooming his brood of Lil' Pings for the 1970 L. H. S. football team. Jo Plralno-married Ernie and ls living happily ever after. Fred Pratt-is manager of his own pharmacy, Hadacol Hangout. ' Vlrglnla Pringle-ls trylng to figure how to get out of some of those predlcaments she kept getting into back in '52. .lerry Quane-playlng catcher fdogj for the Asotin Amoebas, class D professional baseball team, Jerry has finally ful- filled hls life's ambltlon. Dlck Rafferty-just got lost somewhere back ln '52. enior M010 ec? -conf Q! Bill Ruchert-is still on the Senior sneak. Pegg! Ranla-is appearing ln a new hit written, produced and! iii:-acted by her agent-husband who goes by the handle o an . Janette Rawls- Millie Wilber, wife of a wealthy tobacco magnate, writes that she and Rollie, Netty, Millie and Willie are all recovering from T-Zoneltisf' John Ready-isn't ready yet ?? Patt Reichow-has retired-quote- to the Navajo reser- vation -end quote. Miriam Reynolds-has been hired as piano player for the Firehouse Five, playing nightly at the YAC. Phll Robinson-was last seen stranded out near Sweetwater trying to change a tire. , CSL! gfadeck-has just invented a robot that he fondly calls .. 0 3. Bob Rogers- Blondie is hurling for the Lapwai Lizzardsf' Norman Rogers-is a guide for tourists in the Waha Moun- tain vicinity. Mel Ruark-wooing his harem with his melodius guitar, Dumpling', is spending his time on the open range. ll-Iotpolntily Arlle Rudy-joined the foreign legion in Siberia. Mary Lee Schlerman-Mrs. Moore is raising her three chil- drenfl Hereford, Angus and Holstein, on their Tammany ranc . Delphene Sarbacher- Bashful is still trying to get up the courage to ask someone to the Bubble Dance. Arlene Schneider-has just finished making her tenth pic- ture ln Hollywood. fldaho, that is!J Fred Schelbe-is performing in a new movie called Twinkle Toes in Two-Four Time. Georgia Webb-has her time well filled taking care of her offspring, Spider, Cob, Tangled and Silken. Ed Schmlth-is star of his own television show, It Pays to Be Ignorantf' Wilma Schmidt-We regret to inform you that Swivelhips resigned as burlesque girl at the Arbor after an atom- powered lawn mower destroyed her heirloom grass skirt! Virginia Shoemake-elected cheerleader for the 14th con- secutive year, Virginia led by only a narrow margin over 2Cc:,rliy Zlrbel, son of famous old-timer, Mity Mite r e . Pat Showers-is working in a chemistry lab trying to get revenge on sulfuric acid. Shirley Smith-screen rights to Shlrley's last book, For- ever amethyst, were recently purchased by Vulgar Pic- ures, nc. Don Snyder-fabulous motorcycle hero Don Wings Snyder has climbed Mt. Everest. Lols Steele-moved to Uniontown on her husband's ranch, to be near his prize bull, especially dear to her. Blll Stelbert-is still on the dodge, trying to evade the truant officer. Marlene Steibert-is Bill's accomplice!!! Fay Stewart-got his finger caught in a socket backstage in '52 and has been lit up ' ever since!! Bun Storey-has announced that he will retire and buy a Clievttcoflvertible as soon as he makes his 50th million - ca e . Shirrel Storey-has joined the Waves! Seems she lost Duane under one of those whitecaps!', Sadie Stubblefield-joined her sister in the house of matri- mony long ago! Mary Sweeney- Swing and Sway Sweeney, concert plan- ist, shocked the society world when she jazzed up Beetho- ven's 5Moonlight Sonata at the Metropolitain Opera House recen y. Lonie Summers- Winter Summers is spending the fall in Springdale as weather forecaster. Don Tank- Canvas-Back Tank will wrestle tonight at Skateland ln a benefit performance. Proceeds will go to the disabled veterans of Lewiston's 1952 football team. Roger Throop-has invented an amphibious auto which he calls a Throop Ship. lone Torgerson-is water girl for the Cottonwood Mus- tangs. Richard Torsen-Dream Boy Torsen is now starring at the Paramount in Why Do Women Find Me Irresistable? Bill Townsend-is still behind the ice-cream counter at Albertson's. Louis Thompson-finally got back into the National Guard. Nevalon Thompson-is leading the race in the Banana Belt beauty contest, sponsored by Boyd Byers. Don Trail- Jeep has announced a new model Willys. Joe Tschantz-is operating the Last Tschantz pop bar. John Tu rner-- Magnolia and mate have sprouted a bumper crop of boll weevi s. Christina Taylor-was last seen whlzzing across the inter- state bridge on her shiny red motorcycle. Sharon Walden-unable to continue her nursing career, Sharon has now started the Walden Embalming association. Gene Walker-is running a profitable yo-yo factory along the banks of Potlatch creek. Pauline Wapato-can still be seen turning out for G.A.A. every Tuesday and Thursday night. Ron Webb- Hambone is trying hard to get a job with the Lewiston Broncs. So far he has spent most of his time col- lecting unemployment insurance. Paul Wilcox-is still cruising aboutv in his Chev-Bu-Lac! Muriel Williams Nicholson-is running a daily ad for second- hand diapers, bottles and safety pins. Miriam Williamson-is the latest Sweetheart of I Eta Pi,', national fraternity. John Willows-is at his favorite fishing hole trying to catch one this ..... long. Shirlee Wilson-just patented a baton, machine gun, bayo- net combination. Marylou Wolf-and Cookie are engaged in the dog biscuit business. Mary Wurdella-is successfully engaged as a driving in- structor of the Wurdella-Greene driving school. Wayne Young-just married Milda. Bill Zirbel- Wild Wee Wi1lum recently won the inter-city tennis championship, a title for which he has been groom- ing for the past 10 years. Betty Lou Wachel-is happily settled in her Orofino home. e refienfafiue eniord MEL RUARK The sporfs arena served fo provide a back- ground for Mel's performances af L. HS. He leffered in fraclc. baseball and baslcefball, and sfill had fime fo serve as sfudenf body vice- presidenf, Purr reporfer, and in The Senior play. GARY BARTON Gary was oufsfanding in a variefy of acfivi- fies-everyfhing from sporfs fo music. He added fo his laurels by presiding over YAC affairs and being sfudenf leader of fhe Sfudenf - Adulf Council. MARY SWEENEY Nof a busier or friendlier face has been seen in LHS fhan fhaf of Mary. As sfudenf body secrefary, she sfill managed fo find fime fo perform scores of jobs in music, P. 8: G., Girls' L Club, and SAC. DEAN NORDEN Dean. as presidenl' oi 'rhe Class of '52. con- iribuled fo ils success loy providing cornpeieni leadership in all Senior underialcings. Baseball and cross-counrry provided his aihleiic ouileis and he saw service in +he Senior Ball and ihe Senior Play. NANCY MCDONALD Since her arrival here 'rwo years ago. Nancy has done much io increase 'rhe presiige of ihe school. 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Sfudenfs Exerf Effort Using fheir chance fo cafch up on sfudies are fhese sfudenfs in Mrs. May Nesbifs sixfh hour sfudy hall, her largesf dur- ing fhe day. .gkoofgened sSi'A00f.Si'QI'Le:5 CarpenTers Learn Trade Mr. E. C. Reiber ex- plains The Tundamemlals oT wood worlcing To These boys in his TourTh hour shop class. Cooks Gef Lunch These are The girls who prepared hoT lunches Tor some l85 sTudenTs and Teachers in The caTeTeria daily under The direcTion OT Mrs. Tillie Carlson. Youths Frolic AT The YouTh AcTiviTy CenTer, Ll-lSers qaThered on Friday. SaTurday and Wednesday niqhTs Tor dancing, ping-pong, pool or checkers. 'ssA,,4Afv-J -A- Elf -4 P11 M X GQEA TEST SWM GN PART H PEBSUNNEL F 0 af?-'Q' x, gm 1 57 'MU 'W' gNs'N+A-R .fdolminidfrafion IConIinuedI KENNETH L. HILL PRINCIPAL OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IDA SILFLOW SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL HILL ELSIE KRUGER SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT BOOTH I GCI! PERRY COLTON-B.A. :Physical Ed.J Northern Idaho Col- lege of Education: Subjects: Health, science, coaching. NORA RUSTEMEYER-B.A. 1Ed.J Northern Idaho College of Education: Subjects: Girls' physical education and health: Advisor to Girls' Athletic Association. CLAYTON C. CRAVENS-B.A. 1Ed.1 Northern Idaho Col- lege of Education: Subject: Mathematics. FLORENCE HEATH-B.S. 1Bus.J Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Typing and bookkeeping: Loyalty Squad advisor. ROBERT L. HOLBROOK-B.A. 1Econ., Pol. Scl.b, M.S. tEdJ Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Journalism and publications: Advisor of Quill 8: Scroll, Press club, Bengal's Purr, Year- book, the Bengalette. NELL ROBINSON -B.S. fEd.J Univ. of Idaho M.A. Univ. of Washington: Subject: Junior and Senior English: Ad- visor of L-Cube, Radio-Forensic, Debate. ROBERT WILLIAMS-Northern Idaho College of Educa- tion :Physical Ed.J: Subjects: Literature, health and math.: Advisor to Pep club. GRACE NIXON-B.A. fEng.b Univ. of Idaho. M.A. tEng.l Univ. of Washington, Seattle: Subject: Sophomore Eng- lish: Senior class advisor. GEORGE MOUCHET-B.S. lEd.l Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: English and dramatics: Advisor to Thesplans. GRAYCE TADY--B.A. 1Ed.J Northern Idaho College ol' Education: Subjects: Reading, literature, spelling. W. C. FRICK-Idaho State College, Pocatello: Subject: Ma- chine shop. Reslgned Jan. 18 because of health. INA CARLSON-Librarian Certificate, Unlv. of Washing- ton: Subject: Librarian. W. W. MYERS--A.B. Pasadena tCallf.j College, M.A. Univ. of Southern Calif., Los Angeles: Bach. tOratoryl, Penlel College, Texas: Subjects: Mathematics and pub lc speak- ing: Trains commencement speakers. LENA WISHARD--Life Certificate, Northern Idaho Col- lege of Education: Subject: 8th grade mathematics: Ad- visor to Girls' club. J. ROSS WOODS-B.S. cBus.y Univ. of Idaho. M.S. fMuslc Ed.j Univ. of Idaho: Subject: Instrumental music: Advisor to all instrumental groups. VERNA STAHLHUT-B.A. tModern Language, Philosophy! Unlv. of Washington: Subjects: Latin and Spanish: Advisor to Honor society. E. C. REIBER-B.Th. Walla Walla College, M.S. 1Ed.j Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Industrial Arts: Advisor to stage carpenters. LYDIA SLOAN-A.B. Unlv. of Washington: Life Teaching Certificate, State Teachers College, Mt. Pleasant Mich.: Subject: Art: Advisor to Art Colony club and Art Honor socle y. LeROY NICK-B.A. Northern Idaho College of Education: Subject: Social science. JEANETT HURLBUT-B.A. 1Ed., Engllshl Northern Idaho College of Education, M.A. lEngllshj Washington State College: Subject: Sophomore English. M. L. BANDY-Llfe Diploma fEd.j Northern Idaho College of Education, Life Diploma :Junior High: Central Wash- lngton College of Education, Ellensburg: Subject: English: Advisor to Jr. High Honor society. QUEEN R. HOLBROOK-B.S. fEd.J Unlv. of Idaho, M.A. fHist.j Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: World hlstogy, U. S. his- tory, and Sociology: Advisor to Purple 8: old league, P. 8x G. council, Bengal Claws, and Dean of Girls. HARRY WARREN - Life Certificate for Junior High, Northern Idaho College of Education: B.S. 1Ed.3 Unlv. of Idaho: Subject: Social science: Advisor of Student council. WILLIAM TIERNEY-B.A. 1Ed.J Washington State College M.S. fEd.J Univ. of Idaho: Subject: Shop: Advisor of Vlsuai Education Projectors' club. ROY E. SMITH-B.S. fEd.J Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: His- tory and Physical Education: Director of Athletics. Golf Club advisor. RACHAEL PERKINS-B.S. tEd.J Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Reading, Literature and English. Circle L advisor. HARVIE ELLIS WALKER-B.S., M.S. lEd.l Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: 8th and 9th Grade Physical Education and Health: Tumbling and Dancing advisor. CEDRIC R. KINZER-B.A. North Dakota State Teachers College, M.A. Colorado State College of Education: Sub- jects: Blology, Typing, Algebra, Coaching. MAY L. NESBITT-Life Certificate, Northern Idaho Col- lege of Education: Subject: Study hall. WESLEY W. LATHEN-B.S. 1Ed.J Univ. of Idaho: B.E. 1P.E.j Washington State College: Subjects: Shop and Coaching. GEORGE E. JUSTICE-B.S. 4Ed.J Univ. of Idaho: Subject: Social Science. FLORENCE E. PRATT-B.S. KI-I.Ec.J Univ. of Idaho: Master 1H.Ec.J Iowa State College: Subject: Home Economics: F. H. A. advisor. SIDNEY S. SCHEIBE-B.A. 1Ed.1 Washington State Col- lege: Subjects: Geometry and Physics. EDWARD D. SANMAN, JR.-B.S. lEd.J Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Biology, Descri tive Science: Electronics club and Science Honor club aclavisor. MARIE M. WEBB-B.S. 1Ed.J Univ. of Idaho: Subject: Eng- llsh: J. H. S. Girls' club advisor. WILLIAM ORDWAY-B.S. tEd.J Univ. of N. D., M.S. tEd.J Univ. of Penn.: Subjects: Physical Education and U. S. History: Boys' L Club advisor, coach. CLAUDE F. JOHNSON-B.A. iEd.J Seattle 1Wash.7 Univ.: Subjects: Reading and Literature, and English 7: Guid- ance director. MARIAN W. ADAM-Lewiston State Normal School, Life Certificate, B.S. 1Ed.J, M.A. Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: U. S. Government, U. S. History, Latin I and World Geography. Detention supervisor. EDWIN RANTA-B.S. tEd.J, M.S. fEd.J Univ. of Idaho: Sixbjects: Mathematics and Guidance: Concessions super- v sor. LORENZO R. DeLANE-B.A. iEd.J Northern Idaho College of Education: Subject: Industrial Arts. MERL L. KYTONEN-B.S. 1Ed.J Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: P. E., Health: Advisor to G. A. A., Girls' L Club and Majorettes. ROBERT E. HARRIS-B.S. N. Y. Teachers College, M.A. Columbia Univ., N. Y.: Subject: Vocal Music. LOUIS R. ELLIS-B.A. 1Ed.J Northern Idaho College of Education: Subjects: General Science, 7th Grade Mathe- matics: Boys' turnout advisor. HAZEL S. WALLEY-Life Certificate, Northern Idaho Col- lage of Education: Subjects: J. H. S. Study Hall and rary. PALMER K. BERGE-B.A., M.S. Univ. of Idaho: Subjects: Business Training, Algebra, Mathematics: J. H. S. Boys' Club advisor. AUGUSTUS J. BOOSINGER-B.S., M.S. Univ. of Idaho: Subject: Algebra: Junior High Honor Society advisor. MARION L. SHINN--B.A. Washington State College: Sub- jeictfz Chemistry and Descriptive Science: Junior Class a v sor. Cllillky DEAN NORDEN . . . Presidervr JERRY QUANE . . . Vice-Presiden+ MARY LEE SCHIERMAN . . Secretary RONALD FISHER .... Treasurer Senior Ball Scene enior O F F I C E R S Rose Lucille Adamson-All-Hi Play 3-43 A Cappella 43 Art Honor Soc. 43 Colony Club 43 Debate 33 G.A.A. 2-33 Loyalty Squad 43 Sr. Playg Thespians 4. Vaughn Alfrey- Bonnie Jean Andrews - Bengal Claws 43 Comm. Club 3-4Q Loyalty Squad 2-3-4Q Mixed Chorus 2-4Q Office Girl 43 Press Club 43 Purr 3-43 Sr. Play3 Teacher Secy. 4. Agnes Barker- Donald Alfred Bateman, Jr. - All- Hi Play 43 Annual 43 A Cappella 2-43 Pres. 33 Baseball 2-3-4Q L Club 2-3, Pres. 43 Boys' State 33 Football 2-3-42 Mixed Chorus 3-43 Purr 3-43 Press Club 3-43 Student Council 43 Sr. Ball3 Sr. Play3 Track 23 YAC Committee 3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Boys' Quintet 2-3-43 Senior Scrubs. Charles H. Alford - All-Hi Play 43 Annual 43 Boys' State 33 Electron- ics Club 43 Press Club 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Projectors Club 2-3-43 Purr 3-43 Sr. Ballj Sr. Playg PSSP Confer- ence 33 Senior Scrubs3 Thesplans 4. William Anderson- Alfred William Arrivee-A Band 2-3, Vice-Pres. 43 Band Letterman 2-3-43 Mixed Ensemble 43 All-State Band 43 Swing Band 2-33 All-Dist. Band 3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4Q A Cap- pella 43 Band Representative. Gary Whitman Barton-A Cappella 3-4, Pres. 23 Baseball 343 Basket- ball 2-3, Co-Capt. 43 L Club 2-343 Boys, State 33 Football 3-43 Purr 43 Student Council 3-43 Sr. Ball3 Sr. Play3 Track 2-3Q YAC Committee 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 43 Mlxed Octet 3-43 Quartet 2-3-43 SAC Pres. 4. Cora Lynne Benglson - Commer- cial Club 3, Secy. 43 F. H. A. 43 Girls, Chorus 2. eniol-A Jo Ann Merle Benson-Flagbearer 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Glrls' L Club 3, Vlce-Pres. 45 Office Girl 45 Teacher Secy. 4. Key L. Berry-Debate 45 Sci. Hon- orary 3-45 Tennis 45 Dist. and N.W. Debate Tournaments 4. Carol Ann Bird-All-Hi Play 45 A Cappella 2-45 Debate 45 G.A.A. 25 Loyalty Squad 2-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Radlo Forensic 45 Sr. Play5 Girls' Duet 2-45 Trlo 25 Quintet 25 N.W. and Dlst. Debate Tourney 45 All- Dlst. Choir 2-45 Dist. Declamatlon Contest 45 Thesplans 45 Miss Lew- lston 4. Devld Merle Borders-L Club 43 Track 45 Cross-Country 4. Ron C. lreemellng-A Cappella 45 Colony Club 45 Electronics 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Sr. Play. eniord Dolores Marle Bennett - All- Hi Play 45 A Cappella 2-3-45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Glrls' L Club 345 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 Libra- rlan 2-3-45 Sr. Play5 N.W. Music Conf. 35 All-State Chorus 45 Mixed Octet 35 Mixed Ensemble 45 Girls' Glee 35 Triple Trio 35 Dist. Chorus 2-3-4. Donna Marie Bershaw--All-Hi Play 45 Annual 45 Majorettes 2-45 Secre- tary 45 Comm. Club 45 F.H.A. 2-45 G.A.A. 2-45 Librarian 25 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 4. Harvey Carl Blegerl - All-Hi Play 25 Baseball Mgr. 25 L Club 2-3-45 Debate 35 Loyalty Squad 2, Vice- Pres. 35 Sr. Play: YAC Committee 3-4. Virglnia Lee Bozarth-All-Hi Play 35 Annual 45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 3, Pres. 45 Girls' L Club 45 Honor Soc. 45 Loyalty Squad 45 L Cube5 Libra- rian 45 P. 8: G. Council 45 Press Club 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Sr. Play. Larry Doyle Bowles-A Band 2-3-45 Band Letterman 3-45 All-State Band 45 Dlst. Band 45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Swing Band 45 Band Repre- sentative 4. Pete M. Busch-All-Hi Play 2-35 A Cappella 45 L Club 45 Boys' State 35 Debate 3-45 Football 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 45 Sci. Honorary 45 Student Council 2, Pres. 45 Sr. Ball5 Tag Salesman 35 Track 3-45 Thes- plans 2-3-45 Teen Town 25 Cross- Country 25 SAC 45 N.W. Debate Tournament 35 Sr. Play. Betty Lee Campbell-Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Honor Soc. 45 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 L. Cube Capt.5 Office Girl 45 P. 8: G. Coun- cll 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Teacher Secy. 4. Caroline Frances Canner-Annual 45 Honor Soc. 3-45 Jr. Prom: Loyal- ty Squad 2-3-45 L Cube5 Mixed Chorus 45 Press Club 3-45 Purr 35 Quill 8: Scroll 3-45 Sci. Hon- orary 3-4. Raydene Joan Cannon-Annual 45 Comm. Club. 3-45 F.H.A. 3, Pres. 45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 L Cube5 Office Girl 45 P. dz G. Council 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 YAC Committee 4. Claudia Crystnle Cay-A Cappella 3-45 Sr. Ball5 Tag Salesman 45 Octette 3-4. Ava Marie Caldwell-A Cappella 45 A Band 25 G.A.A. 25 Orches- tra 2. Shirley Anne Chappell- Bengal Claws 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-4. Nellie Marguerite Cline -- Purr 45 Teacher Secy. 4. Yvonne Antoinette Clonlnger - Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 3-45 Girls' L Club 3-45 G.A.A. 2-35 Office Girl 45 P. 8: G. Council 45 Majorettes 2-3-4. Boyd J. Byers-All-Hi Play 3-45 A. Cappella 25 Art Honor Soc. 3-45 Basketball Mgr. 45 Boys' L Club 45 Colony Club 3, Pres. 45 Purr 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Playg Thespians 4. eniom Ronald Lee Crozler-L Club 2-3, Secy.-Treas. 45 Football 2-3-45 Jr. Prom5 Honor Soc. 3-45 Sci. Honor- ary 3-45 Senior Scrubs5 Boys' State 8. Paula Ann Edelblute-A Band 2-3- 45 Band Letterman 45 Comm. Club 45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 G.A.A. 35 Jr. Prom5 L Cube5 P. 8: G. Council 45 Sr. Playg Orch. 35 Band Representative 45 Llbrarlan 3-4. Wllllam Wallace Douglas - All-Hi Play 45 A Cappella 3-45 L Club 45 Debate 3-45 Football 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 45 Scl. Honorary Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Sr. Play5 Sr. Ball5 N.W. Music Conf. 35 All-State Choir 45 Boys' Quartet 3-45 Mlxed Ensemble 3-45 Commencement Speaker5 Thespi- ans 45 N.W. Debate Tourney 4. Dorls Lorrllne Condon--Annual 45 Comm. Club 3-45 F.l-I.A. 2-3-45 Press Club 3-45 G.A.A. 2-35 Mlxed Chorus 25 Purr 3, Editor 45 Qulll 8: Scroll 3-45 Student Council 45 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 45 Press Conf. 3-4. Stephen E. Edwards - A Band 3-4. eniorrl Joyce lCluffl Snyder-Office Glrl 4. Ronald La Fern De Lane-Honor Soc. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Sci. Honor- ary 4. Joan Davis-All-Hi Play 45 A Cap- pella 2-345 Art Honor Soc. 45 Col- ony Club Vlce-Pres. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 45 Sr. Ballg Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 3-45 Thesplans 45 Triple Trio 35 Mixed Quintet 25 Mixed Ensemble 45 Mixed Octet 35 N.W. Music Conf. 35 Mixed Duet 3-45 All-State Chorus 4. Alvln E. Crouse-Transfer from Clarkston 4. Lynnelte Ellen Davis-All-Hi Play 2-35 A Cappella 2-3-45 Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 3-45 G.A.A. 25 Honor Soc. 3, Secy. 45 L Cube5 Tag Sales- man 25 Teacher Secy 45 Thespians 3-45 Girls' Glee 3. Donald Evans- Befly Carol Faris-All-I-Ii Play 3-45 Annual 45 Comm. Club 45 F.l-l.A. 3-45 G.A.A. 3-45 Girls' L Club 3-45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 3-45 Press Club 3-45 Purr 35 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Radio Forensic 45 Student Council 35 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Tennis 3-45 Thespians 4. John A. Eichenberger-A Cappella 2-3-45 L Club 45 Football 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 45 Student Council 3-45 Sr. Play. Joan U-lasfurtherl Foster-All-I-Ii Play 2-35 Annual 45 A Cappella 45 Colony Club 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-35 Mixed Chorus 25 Radio Forensic 35 Teach- er Secy. 35 Golf 2-35 Cheer Lead- er 4. Ronald Lee Fisher-Debate 35 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 35 Sr. Ball5 Senior Treas. Susan Flasher - A Cappella 3-4: Bengal Claws 4. Carroll Joseph Fuchs-Basketball 25 L Club 45 Football 3-45 Track 4. N Vera May Gaines-A Cappella 45 G.A.A. 25 Teacher Secy. 4. Richard Lonnie Fray-All-I-ll Play 45 A Cappella 45 L Club 3-45 Foot- ball 3-45 Jr. Prom5 Student Coun- cil 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Sr. Scrubs. Shirley Gamel'-A Cappella Choir 45 Purr Staff 45 Teacher Secy. 45 Transfer from Genesee. eniord Kathryn Geneal Harrison - All-Hi Play 4: Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 G.A.A. 25 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3, Pres. 45 L-Cube5 Mixed Chorus 25 Office Girl 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ballg Sr. Playg Teacher Secy 45 Cheer- leader 4. John Gentry- Darlena Hallnn- Gordon Harrington- Doris Jean Hanlng - A Cappella 3-45 Teacher Secy. 3-4. eniora Richard Frank Heninger-A Cap- pella 3-45 L Club 45 Football 3-45 Loyalty Squad 45 Sr. Play: Track 2-3-4: Boys' Chorus 3-4. Verna Garrett-G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girls' L Club 3-45 A Band 2-3-45 Orches- tra 45 A Cappella 45 F.H.A. 25 Tennls 4. Richard Lee Gruell-L Club 2-3-45 Football 3-45 Press Club 45 Purr 3-45 Sr. Play5 Track 2-3-4. Gloria Jean Hanwell-Comm. Club 45 Bengal Claws 45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Playg Teacher Secy. 45 Thespians 45 All- Hi Play 4. William Hamilton- Jerry Hlnes- Neal Ketehersld- Russell Johnson- Monte Ray Kenaslon-A Band 2-35 Electronics 2-3-45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Sci. Honorary 3-4. Cynthia Anne Karlburg - All- I-li Play 2-35 Annual Ed. 45 A Cappella 3-45 Bengal Claws 45 Debate 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Girls' L Club 3-45 Honor Soc. 3-45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 45 L-Cube5 Press Club 3-45 Purr 35 Quill Az Scroll 3-45 Sci. Honorary 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Play5 Golf 3-45 Girls' Triple Trio 35 All-State Music Conf, 45 Thespians 4. Billie Mae-lHerresl While-Pres. Bengal Claws 45 Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 35 P. 8: G. Coun- cil 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Playg Teacher Secy. 4. Allen Frank Kim-Annual 45 Art Honor Soc. 45 Boys' State 35 Col- ony Club 45 Electronics 2-3-45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 Projec- tors 2-3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Playg Thespians 4. Lyle Vernon Hurley - All-Hi Play 3-45 Purr 45 Sr. Play5 Thesplans 2-3-4. John R. Hyatt- Delberl Kessler- eniom Bob Klncald-Boys' State 35 Elec- tronlcs 2, Secy. 3, Pres. 45 Loyalty Squad 2-35 Projectors 2, Pres. 3, Vlce-Pres. 45 Scl. Honorary 4. Carol .lean Lemm-All-Hi Play 45 Comm. Club 2-3-45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Press Club 3-45 Purr 3-45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ballg Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 4. Lu Luther- Nlary Darlene Llffle-Colony Club 45 Comm. Club 45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 L-Cubeg Sci. Honorary 45 Tag Salesman 45 Girls' L Club 3-4. Tom D. Knight-A Cappella 3-45 L Club 3-45 Football 3-45 Sr. Scrubs. eniora Irene Marlon Lantz-A Cappella 2-33 G.A.A. 2-3. Larry Dale Klappenbach - Junior Promg Sci. Honorary 3-4. Loretta Joyce McCormack-F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 45 Girls' L Club 45 Mlxed Chorus 45 Sr. Play5 Tennis 4. Transfer from Lapwai. Howard Kuebker- .lames Alford Kohl-A Cappella 3-45 A Band 25 L Club 2-3-45 Foot- ball 3-45 Sr. Ballg Track 2-3-45 Boys' Quintet 3-45 Sr. Scrubs. Jim Noel May-L Club 43 Football 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Ba1l5 Sr. Play. Bonnie Marie Mckeehan - Mixed Chorus 2-4. Carole Yvonne Mclntlre -- Annual 45 Bengal Claws 45 F.H.A. 45 Honor Soc. 45 L-Cube3 Press Club 3, Pres. 43 Purr 3-45 Quill 8: Scroll 3-45 Stu- dent Council 45 Sr. Ballg Girls' Glee 3. Norma M. McRae-All-Hi Play 2-3- 45 Annual Mgr. 45 A Cappella 25 Colony Club 45 Comm. Club 35 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 25 Office Girl 45 P. 8: G. Council 33 Press Club 3-42 Purr 3-45 Quill 8: Scroll 3-42 Student Council 45 Sr. Playg Teach- er Secy. 35 Thespians 2-3, Vice- Pres. 43 All-Dist. Chorus 2. Raymond McManus - Transfer from Pomeroy. Nancy Margaret McDonald-All-I-li Play 3-45 A Band 35 F.H.A. 3. State Treas., Dist. Pres. 45 G.A.A. 35 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 3-45 L-Cube5 Radio Forensic 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play3 Tag Salesman 35 Thespians 3, Pres. 45 Commence- ment Speaker5 Declamatlon Con- test. Nedra Anne Matson - All-Hi Play 45 F.l-l.A. 45 G.A.A. 45 Radio Foren- sic 45 Sci. Honorary 43 Tennis 45 Teacher Secy. 4. Transfer from Walla Walla. John Maison -- Transfer from Walla Walla. Shirley Anne McKeehan -A Cap- pella 2-35 F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2-35 Mixed Chorus 4. Carol .lean McGee-All-Hi Play 2-35 A Cappella 2-3-45 Comm. Club 2-3- 45 F.H.A. 2-35 G.A.A. 2-31 L-Cube5 Purr 45 Teacher Secy. 45 Thespians 3-45 Girls' Glee 3. eniom Marlene Ann Mlnden -Annual 45 L-Cube5 Press Club 45 Purr 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Teacher Secy. 45 Transfer from Plerce. Dean Olan Norden -Baseball 3-45 L Club 3-45 Sci. Honorary 35 Stu- dent Councll 45 Sr. Playg Cross- Country 3-45 Sr. Class Pres.5 Sr. Ball. Bradford Clare 0'Connor- Elec- tronics 45 Mlxed Chorus 45 Sr. Scrubs, Mgr. Robert Mlles- Arlen Monroe Nicholson-Baseball 35 Basketball 3-45 L Club 3, Vice- Pres. 45 Track 3. eniora John Pal Miranda -A Band 2-3-4. Ralph Oflo- Barbara Lee O'Connor-F.H.A. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 3-45 L- Cube5 Mlxed Chorus 45 Office Girl 45 P. 8: G. Council 45 Sr. Ball5 YAC Committee 3-45 Girls' Chorus 3. Tony Eugene Parsley-All-Hi Play 25 Jr. Prom5 Mlxed Chorus 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play. Beverly June Mlller-Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 Honor Soc. 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 L- Cube lst Lleut.5 Mlxed Chorus 45 Office Girl 45 Sci. Honorary 3-45 Sr. Ball5 Teacher Secy. 45 Sr. Play5 Student Council 4. Joanne Faye Piraino--Annual 43 A Cappella 33 G.A.A. 2-33 Speedball Mgr. 33 Girls' L Club 3, Pres. 43 Librarian 23 Press Cub 43 Purr 3-43 Student Council 2-4. Richard Rafferty- Mildred Janette Rawls-Al-Hi Play 2-3-43 Annual 43 A Cappella 3-43 A Band 2-33 Girls' State 33 Jr. Prom3 Class Secy. 33 L Sales 2-3-43 Loyal- ty Squad 43 P. 8: G. Council 2-3-43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Radio Forensic 43 Sr. Ball3 Sr. Play3 Teacher Secy. 23 TeenTown 23 Orch. 2-33 Thesplans 43 All-Dist. Band and Chorus 3. Jerry Arthur Quane -Baseball 43 L Club 43 Football 43 Press Club 43 Purr 43 Sr. Ball3 Class Vice-Pres. 4. Transfer from St. Maries. Virginia Ann Pringle-All-Hi Play 3-43 A Cappella 43 Bengal's Claws Treas. 43 Colony Club 43 Comm. Club 3-43 F.H.A. 43 G.A.A. 23 Loyal- ty Squad 43 Press Club 43 Purr 43 Student Council 43 Sr. Ball3 Sr. Play. Ronald Clair Plngree-A Cappella 2-3-43 Baseball 3-43 L Club 2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 Jr. Prom3 L Sales 2-3-43 Sr. Play3 Track 33 All-State Chorus 43 Mixed Ensemble 3-43 Boys' Quartet 2-3-43 Golf 2-3. Arlene Marcia Peterson - Bengal Claws 43 Comm. Club 3-43 F.H.A. 2-3-43 G.A.A. 2-33 Office Girl 43 Teacher Secy. 4. Charles Frederick Pratt-Baseball 43 Sr. Play. Peggy Ranta- Jeanette Elaine Patterson - An- nual 43 F.H.A. 43 Honor Soc. 43 Jr. Prom3 L-Cube3 Press Club 3-43 Purr 3-43 Quill 8: Scroll 3-43 Sci. Honorary 3-43 Student Council 43 Girls' Glee 3. eniom John Edward Ready-Annual 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Phll Robinson- Carl Arfher Rodeck-Purr 4. Melvin R. Ruark-All-Hi Play 45 A Band 25 Baseball 3-45 Basketball 3-45 L Club 2-3-45 Press Club 45 Purr 45 Student Council Vice-Pres. 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Track 2-3. Arlle Rudy- eniorfi Patricia Ann Reichow-All-Hi Play 2-3-45 Annual 45 A Cappella 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Jr. Prom5 Press Club 45 Loyalty Squad 2-3, Secy 45 L-Cube5 Radio Forensic 3-45 Sr. Play5 Golf 2-3-45 Teacher Secy. 3-45 Thespi- ans 4. Norman Rogers- William Ray Ruchorf- Miriam Esielle Reynolds - G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girls' L Club 3-45 Teacher Secy. 4. Robert Morgan Rogers - All -Hi Play 35 Baseball 3-45 L Club 3-45 Football 3, Mgr. 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. P1ay5 Thespians 4. Delphene Regina Sarbacher - G.A.A. 3-45 L-Cubeg Teacher Secy. 4. Mary Lee Schierman-A Cappella 3-45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 25 Girls' State 35 Honor Soc. 3-45 Jr. Prom5 Scl. I-Ion. 4, Secy. 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Sr. Ball5 Teacher Secy. 45 Sr. Class Secy.5 Mlxed Octet 35 Mixed Ensemble 45 Girls' Chorus 35 L- Cube5 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4. Edward Lee Schmith-A Band 2-3- 45 Band Letterman 3-45 Sr. Play5 All-State Band 45 Orch. 3-45 Swing Band 45 All-Dist. Band 45 Band Representative 45 All-Hl Play 4. Patricia Showers-All-Hi Play 45 A Cappella 35 Colony Club 45 Sr. Play. Shirley Ann Smith-All-Hi Play 2- 3-45 Annual 45 A Cappella 25 Flag- bearer 35 Colony Club 45 Comm. Club 35 F.H.A. Parliamentarlan 3, Vice-Pres. 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Tag Sales- man 35 Glrls' L Club 45 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 Press Club 3-45 Purr 3, Mgr. 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Student Council 3-45 Girls' Glee 25 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 45 Thespians 2-3, Secy. 45 Golf 3. Fred Henry Scheibe - All-Hi Play 45 Annual 45 A Cappella 3-45 Col- ony Club 45 Electronics 45 Loyalty Squad 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Jr. Prom5 Mixed Chorus 45 Press Club 45 Projectors 3-45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Mixed Ensemble 3- 45 Boys' Chorus 35 All-State Chorus 45 N.W. Music Conf. 3. Wilma Carol Schmidt-All-Hi Play 45 Annual 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2-3, Parliamentarian 45 P. 8: G. Council 3, Pres. 45 Press Club 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Tag Salesman 25 Thespians 4. Arlene Kay Schneider-All-Hl Play 45 A Cappella 35 Comm. Club 45 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 4. Virginia Lee Shoemake-Annual 45 Comm. Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 L Sales 2-3-45 Loyalty Squad 2-3-45 L-Cube5 Mixed Chorus 25 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 YAC Committee 2-3, Vice-Pres. 45 Cheer- leader 2-3-45 Teen Town 2. Donald Snyder- eniom Fly R. Stewart-Baseball Mgr. 35 L Club 3-45 Jr. Prom5 Scl. Honor- ary 3-45 Sr. Play5 Track Mgr. 45 Thesplans 45 All-Hi Play 4. Marlene Bernlce Stelbert-G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girls' L Club 3-4. Rodney Eugene Storey-J r. Prom5 Boys' State 35 Honor Soc. 45 Sr. Ball: Sr. Play5 Tag Salesman 45 All-Hi Play 3. Sadle Fae Stubblefleld - Bengal Claws 45 Comm. Club 45 Teacher Secy. 4. Lonle Clark Summers-A Band 2- 3-45 Sci. Honorary 3-45 Orches- tra 4. eniord Willlam Stelbert- Lols Darlene Steele-A Cappella 3-45 Honor Soc. 45 Loyalty Squad 45 Librarian 3-45 Sr. Ball5 Teacher Secy. 4. Shirrel Anne Storey-A Band 2-3- 45 Band Letterman 2-4, Vlce-Pres. 35 L-Cube 2nd Lieut.5 P. 8: G. Coun- cil 2-4, Treas. 35 Teacher Secy. 45 Orchestra 2-3-45 All-Dist. Band 45 Sr. Band Representative 4. Mary Anne Sweeney-All-Hi Play 35 A Cappella 2-3-45 A Band 2-35 Comm. Club 45 F.I-LA. 45 G.A.A. 2- 3-45 Girls' State Gov. 45 Girls' L Club 2-3, Secy. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyal- ty Squad 2-3-45 P. Sz G. Council, Secy.3, Vice-Pres.45 Student Coun- ell 3, Secy. 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Playg Teacher Secy.35 Tennis 2-3-45 N.W. Mus. Conf. 35 All-State Mus. Conf. 45 Orch 2-35 Class Secy. 25 Swlng Band 35 Octet 2-3-45 SAC Secy. Donald Lee Tank-L Club 2-3-45 Football 2-3, Capt. 45 Jr. Prom5 Class Pres. 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 35 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play. Christina Taylor- Roger Throop-A Band 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Jr. Promg Sr. Ballg Or- chestra 2. Don Trail- .Iohn Robin Turner-A Cappella 2- 3-43 Annual 43 Jr. Promg Student Council 2-43 Sr. Ballg Tag Salesman 23 YAC Committee 2-3-43 All-State Chorus 43 Mixed Octet 43 Boys' Choir 3-4. lone Margaret Torgerson - All-I-li Play 43 Comm. Club 43 F.H.A. 3-43 Librarian 2-3-43 Purr 43 Sr. Play. Richard Morris Torsen-L Club 43 Sci. Honorary 3-43 Sr. Playg Tennis 43 Gymnastics 43 Golf 3-43 Honor Soc. William L. Townsend-Purr 3-43 Track Mgr. 4. Nevalon Thompson-All-Hi Play 43 A Cappella 43 A Band 2-3-4Q Band Letterman 3-43 F1-I.A. 2-3-43 Libra- rian 33 L-Cubeg Sr. Playg Teacher Secy. 43 State Band 43 Swing Band 43 District Band 43 Orchestra 3-43 Band Representative 43 G.A.A. 2-3. Joseph Gerald Tschanlz- Louis Thompson- eniora Betty Lou Wechsl- Gene Walker- Georgle Lee Webb- Roberf Paul Wilcox-L Club 3-45 Football 3-45 Track 2-3. Mlrlem Lorlne Williamson-All-I-ll Play 2-3-45 A Cappella 3-45 Colony Club 45 Comm. Club 45 F.H.A. 3, Treas. 45 L-Cube5 Mlxed Chorus 25 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 45 N.W. Muslc Conf. 35 All-State Chorus 45 Mixed Octet 3-45 Girls' Glee 2-35 Thesplans 4. enioro Sharon Lee Walden-A Band 2-3-45 Band Letterman 2-3-45 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2-35 Girls' L Club 3-45 Scl. Honorary 45 Orch. 3-4. Pauline Marlo Wapafo - F.l-LA. 45 G.A.A. 3-45 Comm. Club 45 Mixed Chorus 3. Ronald W. Webb-Baseball 2-3-45 Basketball 3-45 L Club 2-3-45 Jr. Prom5 Press Club 45 Purr 45 Stu- dent Councll 25 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Soph. Pres. Murlal Elaine lwilllamsj Nicholson -All-Hi Play 45 A Cappella 45 Sr. Play5 Comm. Club 3, Pres. 45 Sr. Ball5 G.A.A. 25 Honor Soc. 3-45 Loyalty Squad 3, Treas. 45 Radio Forensic 45 Student Council 45 L- Cube5 Teacher Secy. 4. John M. Willows, Jr.-Jr. Prom5 Sr. Ball5 Baseball 4. Shirlee J. wilson-Majorettes 2-3, Vice-Pres. 43 Comm. Club 3, Vice- Pres. 43 F.H.A. 3-4, Historian 23 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girls' L Club 3-43 Jr. Prom3 Teacher Secy. 4. Wayne Young- J erry Gosse- Larry Hugh Monahan-A Cappella 23 Art Honor Soc. 43 Colony Club 2, Vice-Pres. 4. Mary Lou Wolf-A Cappella 3-43 A Band 2-3, Secy. 43 Band Letter- man 2-3-43 Bengal Claws 43 F.H.A. 23 G.A.A. 2-3-4Q Girls' L Club 3-43 Girls' Glee 33 Mixed Octet 33 Mixed Ensemble 43 Orchestra 2-3-43 Band Rep. 43 Sr. Ball3 All-Dist. Band and Chorus 3-4. Mary Angeline Wurdella - Trans- fer from Pierceg L-Cube. William Donald Zirbel-All-Hi Play 33 L Club 2-3-43 Debate 3-4I Honor Soc. 3-42 Jr. Prom3 L Sales 2-3-43 Sci. Honorary 3-43 Sr. BSIIQ Sr. Play3 Tennis 2-3-4Q Cheer Lead- er 2-3-43 Commencement Speaker3 Boys' State 33 Tag Salesman 2. eniorzi William Boie . . Presidenf George Arnone . . Vice-Pres. Max Harringfon . . Secy.-Treas. unior O F F I C E R S 0 G. Abel ' J. Alfrey L. Alley J. Adams J. Albriglvr A. Andrews G. Archibald R. Angelo G. Arnone B. Arnold P. Axfell W. Ayers B. Baldwin A. Barker B. Becker J. Baraclw J. Berqlw R. Beale F. Bell Z. Berry M. Bozarllw M. Berlinglwoff J. Boesen L. Campbell A. Carler B. Boie S. Bowen B. Cenlers K. Chrislianson F. Boyle D. Buller F. Clem uniora uniord B. Byers lvl. Cone J. Dauberl R. Cairns N. Caselooll B. Day R. Drake J.Cl1andler L. Clausen P. Downing V. DuBruille C. Coleman l'l. Corwin J . Edwards C. Engrnan L. Crane G. Fordice W. Crawllworne B. Crumloaker D. Frederick S. Fridley B. Dalwmen T. Dawson R. George S. Grimoldby J. Del.ane W. Downs D. Hall l. l'lall R. Duran P. Fairbanks M. Hines Faulkner .Hopkins I3 CDZ S-GU L+ 2 O cp x 3. Q: IJ' .Jacobs . Fisher J. Johnson D. Gage D. Gauf D. Knapp J. King G. George B. Gifford P. Kisamore P. Knighi G. Greer G. Kress R. Grimm J. Gullikson J. Lamloeri D. Lafham H. Grasser B. Grow F. LaVoie G. Locke R. Hagen R. Hansen S. Mader B. Miiiier M. Harringion J. Harris C. Miller uniorri uniord L. Hasfing M. Mifchell E. Moon E. Hill M. Horne C. Moore D. Moore J. Hughes T. Jensen M. Moss M. Mulroney D. Jones J. KeaH's R. McManus D. McMahon L. Lefler P. McMonigle L. Lefler M. Len+z L. Nanninga M. Nedrow D. Marlin L. Maxey B. Nelson G. Nichols S. McAlIis+er D. McCracken N. Ogden A. Parker J. McKenzie D. Newcomb M. Parsley G. Newell B. Pearson M. Rainville J. Nielsen J. Roberlson J. Riddle M. Riggers E. Ofiersfrom G. Pankey B. Rosekrans H. Ruple J. Peliier L. Perkins N. Sawyer E. Schreiber D. Peferson S. Smilh J. Pingree G. Ralsfin B. Smuin M. Siewarl D. Reynolds J. Richards V. Sfewarf A. Tlwimmesclw K. Roloeris H. SCOH ' C. Tonlcin L. Walcoll P. Seiber+ H. Slellies V. Weese uniora unions E. Sforey J. Wesflall D. Tank J. Wilson G. Webb R. Wood J. Wicks . Williams 'gn aff' F' -' vi B. Weslfall L. Harris J. Wesffall J. Taylor S. Williams A. Whilinger C. Zilzelberger J. Wilber WILLIAM BRACI-IT . . . Presidenf DUANE MOORE . . . Vice-Presidenf RONNIE JO YOU NT . . Secy.-Trees. OIOA 0l'l'l0l 2 O F F I C E R S Row 3-C. Eddy, M. George, M. Coul- thard, K, Crozier. S, Garrett, D. Gryta ness. Row 2-V. Crooks, N. Flomer, J. Grow, M. Griffith, V. Cormaney. Row I-A. Hamhlin, J. Erickson, M. Eiscle, K. llcligan, E. Deyo, J. Fcucht. Row 3-M, Hart, J. Elben, A. Finney. J. Glanville, M. Hartwig, N. Gullikson. Row 2-lt. Grytness, C. Hall, L. Flood, C. Harris, R. Gall, C. David, D, Hanks. Row 'I-E. Gartlancl, R. Harlow, C. Emory, C. Haag, H. Haning. 0l'l'l0l'e6 S,- Row 3-Y. Benson, S. Bartlett, M. Bauder. A. Beardmore, H. Beckner, M. Broneske. Row 2-E. Bower. R. Alfrey, C. Cole, L. Baird, C. Adamson, W. Converse. Row 1-M. Cloningcr, D. Coon, S. Benson, C. Barnes, L. Ben- nett, J. Burnell. Row 3-T. Croson, J. Branom. J. Chris- tianson. G. Burch, T. Chenoweth, B. Alley. Row 2-D. Coy, E. Campbell, B. Bracht, T. Daniels. R. Clark, W. Byers, J. Aduddell. Row 1-H. Averill, L. Cox, G. Chisholm, M. Carr, S, Camp- bell. 4 Row 3--J, Hardin, J. Hodnett, V. Hoeno, D. Lacey. M. Downing, L. Har- men, E. Hart. Row 2-B. Hawkes, F. Harvey, S. Klamper, V. Jaspers, A. Higgins, B. Laramore. Row 1-D. Hochrein, S. King, W. Harrison, J. Hanson, B. Hull, C. Hulburt. Row 3--J. Hawkes. D. Kirk, D. Hoch- rein, R. Hunter, L. Longfellow, D. Keller. Row 2-IJ. Jolliff, G. Hurley, P. Heinen, B. Lundvall, B. Knutson, T. Hines, P. Leeper. Row I-D. Jenks, B. Haskell, R. Hendrickson, E. Loomis. Row 3-A. Mahoney, H. Olmstead, L. Laughy, R. McCracken, R. Mooney- ham, B. McDowell, S. MacDonald. Row 2-M. Madden, B. Milton, T. 1 Lunders, G. Mapes, H. Orr, M. Mooneyham. Row 'I-S. MacHargue, l A. Maynard, E. Megeniry, A. Malcolm, ' D. Leachman, B. Miller. Row 3-B. Morrell, J. Paffile, R. Pur- viance, D. Manwaring, D. Randall, K. Patterson. Row 2- D. Riggers, D. Moore, R. Moss, M. Mosher, C. McKee- han, D. Mullarky. Row 1-D. McKay, M. McMurray, E. Moore, J. Madison, M. Norden. SOFA 0l'l'l0l'e.'5 Row 3-li. Roark, V, Scipert, N. Rai'- ferly, I.. Shangle, W. Richey, G. Sar- tuin, J. Schultz. Row 2-M. Pratt, A. llaspone, D. Rolph, K. Rasehka. D. llydvall. S. Scekman, D. Marquardt. Row 1-S. Rose, M. Otto. M. Scott. D. Paffile, D, Shipley. Row 3-M. Rowland. G, Sturman, E, Sorenson, I-I. Rush, K. Weglius. Row 2-D. Thompson, W. Rode, M. Wirick. D. Rosm-borough. R. Tibbetts. Row 1- I M. Iiiggers, N, Sundqulst, W. Riggers, W, Snyder, D. Wassink. 0I'l'l0l'0J Row 3-B. Williams, .l. White, A Sweeney, D. Smith, E. Weaver. C Vassar. R. Yount. Row 2-M. Vassar D. White. A. Snyder. E. Smith, J Wicks. J. Strong, A. Bayles. Row 1- C, Weisgerber, G. Stevenson. J. Wick Iund, I. Williams, C. Stewart, M. Wil liamson, Row 2-V. NVickS, I.. Wilson, D. Sl Marie, A. Zitzelberpzer. R. Pembroke J. Elrnen. Row 1-C. Weston, I.. Cor win, D. Bunny. M. O'Dcll, C. Parks R. Williams. AJAAAAAAAAA P JT Ai-Z GQFA ,EJ gl J TEST snow GN EARTH ACTIVITIES C5545 C4 CN HO Q CT Xb' fw- J QF N22 fxfg XM.. Nm. Sfudenf Officers Pele Busch , Presidenl Mary Sweeney Secrelary Melvin Ruarlc , , Vice-Presidenl Girls' Club Officers Wilma Schmid? . Presideni Mary Sweeney, .Vice-Presidenl Mary Jacobs Secreiary Helen Hopkins , ,, Treasurer .xdcfiuifiea fCOUNClL LEADS STUDENTS-Club presidenls, homeroom represenla- lives and class officers comprised fhe membership of ihe I95l-52 Sfudenl Council. Proiecls underlalcen included 'rralfic safely regulalions, organizafion of SAC. and oihers. Presidenl Pele Busch, Vice-Presidenl Mel Ruarlc, Secrefary-Treasurer Mary Sweeney and Advisor Kennelh Hill led lhe group. Q COUNCIL SPONSORS EVENTS-Firsi Purple X1 Gold League proiecl of lhe year was welcoming new girls ai L. H. S. Birlhday pariies. a senior Tea. Bubble dance, fafher-daughler banquet selling concessions for +he games and fhe Music Feslival compleied lhe calendar. Wilma Schmid? served as presidenlg Mary Sweeney. vice-president Mary Jgcobs. secrerary. and Helen Hopkins, lreasurer. Mrs. Queen Holbrook was a visor. f BENGAL CLAWS ORGANlZED-Demand for anolher service organiza- 'rion af l.. H. S. broughl abour Jrhe lormafion of Bengal Claws. Redecoraiing l'he healfh room and selling concessions ar games were proiecls compleied by +he group. Officers were Billie lHerresl While, president Maureen Bozar+h, vice- president Myrlle Williamson. secrelary, and Virginia Pringle, Treasurer. Advisor was Mrs, Queen Holbrook. .fdcfiuified l l f YAC COMMITTEE BUSY-To promole more acliviries lor sludenls aller school hours was fhe main obieclive of 'rhe l95l-52 YAC Commillee. The Cenler sponsored several dances during The school year, including l-lalloween, Sadie Hawlcins, Thanksgiving, Valenline, and lwo donalion dances-Red Cross and March ol Dimes. The commillee was led by Gary Barlon, presidenly Virginia Shoemalce, vice-presidenlg Jan Dauberl, secrelary-Treasurer: Don Baleman, reporler, and Mr. Roy Pearson, advisor. f SALESMEN AID ACTIVITIES-This aclive group ol Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors was crediled wilh much adull parliciparion in L. H. S. aclivilies. Under lhe advisorship of Prin. Kennelh l-lill, 'rhe group made many lrips lo lown and surrounding areas lo sell liclcels and adverlise games. plays, cone cerls and olher school evenls. Sludenls were chosen for membership on scholaslic basis and inleresl in high school aclivilies. New Sophomore members are selecled each year by Mr. Hill and old members carried over from lhe previous year. The group is called I.-Sales Club. .fdcfiuifiefi f L-CUBE GIVES SERVICE-Finishing a successful year are lhese L-Cube girls led by Caplain Belly Lee Campbell. Firsf Lieulenanl Beverly Miller, Second Lieulenanl Shirrel Slorey and Advisor Miss Nell Robinson. L-Cubers ushered al Jrhe All-High play, Senior play, communily concerls, Teachers' conven- Tion. spring music feslival. and lhe annual Jaycee slyle show. The year was filled oul wilh parlies on Chrislmas and Valenlinels Day and lwo inilialions during The lerm. Members need a lhree-poinl average in lheir Sophomore and Junior years and parficipa- +ion in some olher school aclivilies. if HONOR STUDENTS REWARDED-These sludenls represenl lhe lop in lhe scholarship al L. H. S. Selecled our of 'lhe upper I5 per cenl of lhe Senior class and 5 per cenl ol The Juniors, lheir obiec- lives are 'ro encourage leadership, reward characler and promole a high slandard ol scholarship. The group, advised by Miss Verna Slahlhul, is srriclly honorary a'r presenl and holds iwo inilia- lions during lhe school year. Officers for lhe l95I-52 year were Beverly Miller, president Ronald DeLane, vico-president and Lynnelle Davis, secrelary. .fdcliuifiea Jgcfivified Commercial Club To become a member of the Commercial Club a student is required to have two commer- cial subjects and show an in- terest in them, Businessmen were presented to the group to inform them of business life. A dictaphone was rented to train girls in that skill. Nluriel Williams, Shirlee Wil- son and Cora Bengtson were officers, and Mrs. Marie Nich- olas was advisor. Quill 8: Scroll Retaining the position as the oldest scholastic honorary at L.H. S. is Quill 81 Scroll. lt was chartered here in 1930 and some 250 students have become members of the Inter- national Quill L Scroll Society in that time. Objectives are to promote interest in school publications, morale, and scholarship, Mr. R. L, Holbrook was the advisor. Bengal Press Club To be enrolled in any stu- dent publication class such as journalism or publications en- titled boys and girls of L.H,S. to become members of Press Club. Students were given the chance of working on the school papers, and sponsored student activity in press asso- ciations, Carol Mclntire, Charles Al- ford and Mona Parsley were officers, and Mr. R, L. Hol- brook was advisor. LoyalTy Squad This year's 60 members oT Loyal- Ty Squad accomplished much To- ward Their obiecTive oT creaTing pep and enThusiasm Tor school acTiviTies. Among proiecTs were: Prepar- ing and selling programs Tor ball games and disTricT TournamenTs: Soda Shoppe dance: donaTing 5650 Tor a new public address sysTem Tor The audiTorium, and several pep assemblies during The year. PresidenT Geneal Harrison, Vice- PresidenT Fred Scheibe, SecreTary PaTT Reichow, Treasurer Muriel Williams, and advisor, Mrs. Flo- rence l-leaTh, supervised proiecTs Tor This group during The l95l-52 year. FuTure Homemakers of America Under The guidance oT Miss Florence PraTT, 50 girls meT every oTher Wednesday To TurTher Their aims oT beTTer home and Tamily living along wiTh oTher opporTuni- Ties To solve Their problems. ThroughouT The year many proi- ecTs were TulTillecl by The group. OTTicers were Raydene Cannon. presidenT: Shirley SmiTh, vice- presidenT: Nancy McDonald, sec- reTary, and Miriam Williamson. Treasurer. f' .xgcfiuified Q .wig Book Lenders Through The guidance ol Miss Ina Carlson, These girls helped l..T-l.S. sTu- denTs secure inTormaTion Tor schoolworlc and enioy- rnenT. They also saw ThaT The library was quieT and orderly ThroughouT I95I- 52. Teacher Secretaries 'I hese energeTic a n cl helpTul girls provided val- uable assisTance To L.T'l.S. Teachers, especially when TesT and reporT card Times rolled around. The girls Typed TesTs and did oTher secreTarial o b s w h e n called upon. Mrs. Marie Nicholas gave The girls Technical advice and ar- ranged Tor Their service. .fgcfiuified .ay 1 Office Girls These eleven o T T i c e girls were lcepT busy col- lecTing aTTendance slips and running various er- r a n d s ThroughouT The buildings Tor Prin. Kene neTh l-lill and SecreTary lda SilTlow. Tag Salesmen This year's Tag sales- men Topped Those oT pre- vious years wiTh The rec- ord sale oT 789 Tags in OcTober. Arlene lvlarTin. Fresh- man, and Gene Hurley. Sophomore, Tied Tor TirsT place, wiTh Gwen Nichols, Junior, close behind wiTh second. The group was chosen by Norma McRae. busi- ness manager oT The an- nual. Debcders Arg ue Should All Americans Be SubiecT To Conscrip- Hon? was The debaTe quesTion Tor 1951-52 L. l-l. S. debaTors. The s q u a d aTTended TournamenTs aT Spolcane. Moscow, P u l l rn a n and oTher Towns, and was hosT To visiTing squads in Lew- isTon. Miss Nell Robinson was debaTe coach. Rciclio Forensic Teen Topics was de- veloped Through The eT- TorTs oT The acTive Radio Forensic To bring ouT sTu- denT views and inTerviews along wiTh oTher helpTul hinTs. ReceipTs Trom The broadcasTs were used To buy new radio equipmenT Tor The L. T-1.5. broadcasT- ing room. Nancy McDonald was presidenT1 Jim Wi l b e r, vice-president Barbara R o s e la r a n s, secreTary- Treasurer, and Miss Nell Robinson, advisor. .xgcfiuifiw .xdcfivifieo Science Honorary Juniors and Seniors having a B average or beiler in iwo science classes were eligible for Science Honorary. Obiecfives were fo increase inieresf and pariicipaiion in science classes. Bill Douglas, Max l-larringion and LaVerne Alley were eleci- ed officers, under ilwe advisor- slwip of Mr. Ed Sanman. Proiectors' Club Wiilw llwe lwelp of Advisor William Tierney and officers Allen Kim, Bob Kincaid and Jim Pellier, flriese boys saw io if rlwaf all movies were run on lime for L. H. S. classes. Members had af leasi a B average and good clwaracier as well as being responsible. Electronics Club Led by Tom Jensen, presi- dent Tod Daniels, vice-presi- denf, and Gerald Webb. secre- 'rary-lreasurer, Jrlie I95l - 52 Elecfronics Club lcepl all radio equipmenf in working condifion, announced games and sclwool evenis and 'roolc clwarge of The PA sysiem in 'flue audiiorium. Membership requiremenis in- cluded inieresi in radio and public address syslrems, Mr. Ed Sanman was fine advisor. Turkey Day Dance Royally was chosen lo resign over lhe annual Thanksgiving dance which ended lhe I95I loolball season. Carol Mclnlire was crowned queen by Co- Caplains Don Tanlc and Dick Gruell. Olher allendanls were Princesses Joan Davis, Wilma Schmidl, Mona Parsley and Belly Miller. Bubbles lnvode L. H. S. Some 75 couples lurned oul lor lhe annual Girlsl Club lrolic. The lheme Bubble Dance was carried oul lhrough lhe ellecl ol large pinlc. blue, lavender and while bubbles. An arch was made around lhe door wilh balloons. Mullicolored slream- ers compleled lhe decoraling lor lhe gala allair on Feb- ruary 2. Soda Shoppe Banana splils, hamburgers, ice cream sodas, millcshalces and ice cream cones were lhe spe- ciallies al lhe Loyally Squad dance. Soda Shoppe. To keep lhe lheme in mind, chocolale, lemon and slraw- berry were lhe chosen colors lor lhis dance on March l5. .xgcfiuified vain' .w Newswrifers Learn Art on The Purr Learning The ropes of journalism and pulling ouf The Bengal Purr for The year I95lA52 was The con- linuous iob ol These LHS qw' Q V1 reporlers. l-lelping To Till ou? space on The bifweelcly Purr was a iob Tha? re- quired dependable slu- denfs in order To publish a Tirsl-class paper. QADVANCED JOURNALISTS SUPERVISE-The never-ending iob ol The edilorial s'raTT was filled by The following: Doris Condon, edilor: R. L. Holbrook, advisor: Shirley Smilh, business manager: Vir- ginia Pringle, assislanl business manager: Don Baleman, Charles Alford, Jerry Quane and Diclc Gruell, sporlfs: Marlene Minden. Tealures: Jeanelle Pallerson, exchanges: Carol Mclnlire, circulafion: Bill Townsend and Carol Lemrn, news: Norma McRae, lypisl: Joanne Piraino, columns. The Journalism 2 sludenls were responsible Tor The finished producl which reached all L. l'l.S. sludenls every olher Thursday lhroughoul The Term. .fdcfiuifiefi Wiih a sigh of relief, ihe annual siaii seni ihe lasi copy of ihe 1952 Bengal yearbook. Circus, io ihe prinier in April. Recogniiion should be given io +he following siuolenis and Mr. Holbrook for 'rhe success oi 'ihis annual: Cynfhia Karlburg-Ediior Charles Alford-Sporis Ecliior Pa'l' McMonigle-Assi. Ediior John Turner-Assi. Sporis Ediior Mr. R. L. Holbrook-Advisor Joanne Piraino, Virginia Bozarih-Junior High Norma McRae-Business Manager Carole Mclniire. JeaneHe PaHerson-Feaiures Pa'H Reichow, Be'Hie Faris-Business Assislanis Allen Kim, Pai' McMonigle-Ariisis Raydene Cannon, Wilma Schmid+-Personnel Allen Kim, Fred Scheibe, John Virginia Shoemake, Caroline Canner, Marlene Ready-Cameramen Minden-Aciiviiies Doris Condon-Secrefary JaneH' Rawls, Fred Scheibe, Shirley Junior Ba'I'eman-Group Phofography Smi'l'h-Fine Aris Donna Bershaw, Darlene Halleen--Aides .fgcfiuifiea l i . ,M- ommiffee pfand These TorTy Seniors were responsible Tor The success of The annual ball, Silver Bells. Heading The commiTTees were Barbara O'Conner and PeTe Busch. decoraTions: Charles Alford, music: Bill Douglas, publiciTy: Raydene Cannon, programs, and Muriel lWilliamsl Nicholson, punch. DecoraTions TeaTured silver and green sTreamers across The ceiling wiTh huge silver bells, and green pine Trees wiTh SanTa's sleigh as The aTTracTive cenTer Tor The band. Music was Turnished by Kay GuThrie and The Four Squares. f BRINY COURT RULES AT PROM-Wonders OT The briny deep Te-aTured The Junior Prom April 25. King NepTune was The ruler, wiTh mermaids dancing abouT. Murals of oceanic Tishes dominaTecl The walls, wiTh a green and yellow ceiling and red walls. CommiTTees, led by The Tollowing sTudenTs, deco- rafed Tor The social evenT: DecoraTions, Virginia DuBruille and Ervin Hill: programs, Mary Jacobs: music, Jim Richards: publiciTy, Jim Wilber: and punch. Barbara Roselcrans. Class officers were Bill Boie, presidenT: George Arnone, vice-presidenT, and Max l'larringTon, secreTary-Treasurer. Advisor was Mr. Marion Shinn. .fdcfivified Seniors danced +o fhe finlzling of Silver Bells San+a's sleigh broughl head-scraiching Seniors look back fo +l1eir Junior Prom, Sou+l1 Pacific. 'fanlasy of l95l .,,,....- f ....-.M f. ,Q- M A .l .xdcfiuified P mv' A GI? Rf-4 EATEST SHAW QN EAWH FINE ARTS F kk f?- 'N-'s4.Nz- SAUJOW5 of guen fa aforeffefi .SZ-uf Jshgl, These high-sfepping maiorelles added much fo The color of L. H. S. during I95I-52. Wilh Bonnie Wesflall as leader, The gals gave oulsfanding performances. Appearances included marching for +he spring opening, for a Universily of Idaho baslcelball game, and several Lewislon High School games. Ofher fwirlers were Donna Bershaw. Shirley Wilson. Marlene Cloninger, Donna Whife, Yvonne Cloninger and Sunnie Harrison. Mrs. Merl Kylonen. P.E. Jreacher. inslrucled lhe girls. ine .xdrfa Z?ancLifer:5 .jvlcwe .fgcfiue ear VV'here good band music is heard, youll always Tind The l.ewisTon A Band. ln sTrilcing black and whiTe- uniTorms. bandsTers marched in parades. played aT haslceThall and TooTball games and many oTher school acTiviTies. Under The direcTion oT Mr. J. Ross Vifoods, The group won many honors ThroLghouT NorThern Idaho and The NorThwesT. The loandsTers TirsT perTormed Tor The annual Lewis- Ton Roundup. CTher highlighTs oT The year included comrnuniTy parades and gaTherings, UniversiTy oT ldaho homecoming, spring concerT, and parTicipaTion in The disTricT, regional and sTaTe music TesTival. OTTi- cers were Buddy Baldwin, presidenT: AlTred Arrivee. vice-presidenTg and Mary Lou WolT, secreTary- Treasurer. Represent A Band These ouTsTanding Sen- ior sTudenTs were chosen To represenT The A Band Tor I95I - 52. They are Paula EdelbuTe, Nevalon Thompson, Mary Lou WolT, Shirrel S To r e y, Larry Bowles, AlTred Arri- vee and Edward SchmiTh. ine .fdrla i' B BAND LEARNS NOTES-The underclass bandsfers, direcfed by J. Ross Woods, played af bas- lcefball games, fhe spring concerf, and af fhe Prairie music fesfiyal af Poflafch. Obiecfives of fhe group are fo learn fo play beffer individually and more successfully as an ensemble. Officers of fhe band were Roberf Tarola, presidenfg Mickey Woodland, vice-presidenfg Bonnie Lloyd, secrefary-freasurer. QORCHESTRA ATTAINS GOAL-Presenfing soff and melodius music, fhe Lewisfon High School orchesfra engaged in many acfivifies fhroughouf fhe year. Playing for feachers' insfifufe, spring con- cerf, music fesfival, and commencemenf were among fhe groups performances. Officers were Jim Richards, presidenfp Colleen Engman, vice-presidenfg Karen Crozier, secrefary-freasurer. Mr. J. Ross Woods direcfed lhe unif. QB MAJORETTES GET EXPERIENCE-Under The leadership of Marilyn Crane, fhe B Maioreffes marched in parades, af baslcefball games, and fwirled for fhe disfricf music fesfival. Ofhers in fhe group were Donna Ansbaugh, Mary Jean Davis, Anifa King, Sandra Mosher, Jo Anne Dicus, and Violef Grasser. These sfruffers were direcfed by Bonnie Wesffall. .ine .xdrla f MUSICIANS APPEAR AT BOISE-TwenTy-Tour l.. l-l, S. sTudenTs aTTended The I952 All-STaTe Music Conference aT Boise, February 28 To March I. RepresenTaTives Trom choral groups, band and orches- Tra Took LewisTon TalenT To The SouTh. 'k BANDSTERS RECEIVE LETTERS-To convince oTher musicians oT The imporTance OT good conducT aT home and when visiTing oTher Towns is The main obiecTive oT The Band LeTTerman's Club. The club consTrucTed a handbook Tor all new sTudenTs enTe-ring band. OTTicers included KaThryn Chris- Tianson, presidenT: Barbara Roarlc, vice-president Darlene LaThen, secreTary-Treasurer. f LEADERS OF PARADE-Leading The band wiTh Their Tlags and banners, These Three ever-ready gals carried a heavy parT in LewisTon l-ligh Schools TradiTion during The year. Flaqbearers were Jan WhiTe. Jo Ann Benson, and BeTTy lvliiller. ine .fdrfzi QCHOIR GAINS RECOGNITION-Wilh ifs harmonious music, lhe A Cappella Choir sang for several assemblies, church groups, The Kiwanis club, and spring concerl, showing excellenl vocal lalenl. Sludenls musl show berler lhan average musicianship To belong To fhe honor sociely of vocal music. Under lhe direclion of Roberl E. l-larris, This 57-member choir won fame 'rhroughoul lhe Lewislon valley. f DIRECTOR ASSISTED BY AIDES-Roberl' E. Harris, direclor of vocal music, had many busy days leaching and leading rhe singing groups of L. l-l. S. Pianisls were Mary Sweeney, senior, accompanisl lor 'rhe A Cappella Choir and all small ensemble groups: l-lelen Hopkins and Ronnie Jo Younl, ac- companisfs for 'rhe Mixed Chorus. if CHORAL GROUP TUNEFUL-A new music allraclion added during lhe year was lhe Senior l-ligh Mixed Chorus. This group of 65 assisled in lhe Parenrs' Nighl, spring concerl, and 'rhe Chrislmas concerl. Under The baron ol Roberl E. l-larris, 'rhe group drew many favorable commenls from leachers, sludenls and lownspeople. .ine .fdria f MIXED ENSEMBLE HAS BUSY YEAR-Miriam Vlfilliamson, Bob Morrell, Janel Dauloerl, Allred Arrivee. Carol Tonlcin, Bill Douglas. Alyce Sweeney. Fred Scheibe, Claudia Cay, Ron Pingree, Mary Lee Schierman, John Turner, Mary Lou Wolf, Dolores Bennell, Gary Barlon and Joan Davis made up 'rhe Mixed Ensemble which sang for church and social aclivilies. -QCOEDS CHARM AUDIENCES-A popular girls' duel which sang for assemblies and social aclivi- Ties included Carol Bird, allo, and Alyce Sweeney, soprano. f FIVE MALES SHOW TALENT-Five boys blended voices in a good barbershop quinlel-Ron Pin- gree, Gary Barlon, Don Baleman, Jim Kohl and Bill Douglas. QJUNIORS BLEND VOICES-These lalenled singing coeds appeared in lhe Chrislmas and spring concerls, and disfricl music feslival-Jan Dauberl. Leah Nanninga, Helen Ruple, Belly Miiller, Barbara Roselcrans. Colleen Engman. Carol Tonlcin, Blanche Pearson. Mary Jacobs. Jan Lamberl. Marilyn Mul- roney. Helen Hoplcins and Zelma Berry. Que .Arid f CHRISTMAS CONCERT SUCCESS-Wifh an organ prelude by Mary Sweeney, ihe annual Chris?- mas concerl lealured 'rhe Senior and Junior High choruses December I9, I95l. Highlighls included songs by The Senior High mixed chorus. Junior High girls' glee, Junior girls' class ensemble, Junior High boys' ensemble and solos by Janel Dauberl, Joan Davis, Janelle Rawls and Alyce Sweeney. Closing The program, lhe A Cappella Choir used lhe lheme l'l.igh+s for Chrislmasf' lncidenlal soloisis were Joan Davis, Jan Dauberl, Dolores Bennelr, Fred Scheibe and John Turner. jkedpiana romofe lbramafica CooperaTing wiTh The high school dramaTics arTs program was The main obiecTive oT The NaTional Thespian Troupe No. 76 oT LewisTon High School. HighlighTs of The year included a semi-annual banqueT and iniTiaTion held aTTer each major Three-acl' play. Ten poinTs, earned by parTicipaTing in acTing or working wiTh The sTage crew. was required Tor membership. Thespians sponsored Two one-acT plays. The Senior play, The PaTsy, and The All-High play, The Whole Town's Talking. The Troupe was compli- menTed Tor iTs success ThroughouT The year. CAL can em ogafec! Club oTTicers lshown aT Topl included Nancy McDonald, president Norma McRae. vice-president Shirley SmiTh, secreTary-Treasurer- George MoucheT, U. S. T-lisTory and Junior English Teacher, was club advisor. ine .fdrfa i if PATSY PLAY TEARFUL SCENE--Many fears were shed al lhe Senior play, 'llhe Palsy, Novem- ber I3 and I4. Don Tank as Bill l-larringlron, lhe underslanding lalher, and Nancy McDonald as Pa- lricia l-larringlon, The Palsy had sfarring roles borh niqhls. Remember how lhe audience booed 'rhe learlul Mrs. l-larringlon, porlrayed by Shirley Chappell and Carol Bird, or selfish Grace, enacred by Shirley Smiih? Bur +he curlain closed wilh Palsy in fhe arms of Tony Anderson, played by Pere Busch, The man who made her hear+ +hump. Ofhers in The casl' included Bill Douglas, as Bill-Grapes fiance. Bill Zirbel and Diclc Fray doubled as fhe raxi driver. Mr. Palriclc O'Flaher+y, enacled by Ron Pingree, was Jrhe shady characler. Mary Sweeney played Sadie Buchanan, a female hungry Hiusi lor a cigarerf' Mr. George Mouchef had charge of 'rho produclion slaff, and Miriam Williamson was sludenl' direclor. flue .!4l't6 i e Ojke puffy' Members ol Thespians lrealed lellow sludenls lo some well-enioyed laughs when lhey spon- sored lhe one-acl comedy. l.ile ol lhe Parly. in an assembly Oclober 8. The casl consisled ol Juniors and Sophomores. Doug Gaul enacled lhe parl ol Wilbur. a problem leen-ager. Carol Tonlcin played lhe parl ol Belly Lou, Wilbur's young sisler, and Colleen Engman appeared as Connie, his older sisler. Parenlal parls were lalcen by Zelma Berry and Tod Daniels. Girl Friend roles were enacled by Shirley Grim- oldby, Blanche Pearson and Lynn Campbell. Taking lhe roles ol boy lriends were Jerry Chandler, Diclc Tank, Gene Hurley and Wayne Crawlhorne. Behind lhe slage some 42 sludenls helped make lhe play a success. George Mouchel direcled, wilh Nancy McDonald as sludenl direclor. CQSJAOIJ waffle U lvVho's guilly? was lhe reaclion ol lhe audience when live Lewislon High School dramalisls presenled 'Shorl Wave, a one-acl myslery play, February l, l952. Miriam Williamson, Nancy McDonald, Janel Dauberl and Tod Daniels made up lhe casl which was involved in lhe solulion ol lhe myslery ol lhe secrel shorl wave sel. ine .Arid ir COMEDY RATES LAUGHS-L. H. S. acfors performed fheir way info fhe hearfs of fhe audience wifh fheir humor, jokes and wisecracks during fhe All-High play, The Whole Town's Talking, fhree- acf comedy presenfed March I8 and I9 af fhe Senior High Audiforium. Nancy McDonald, as Mrs. Simmons, a housewife, caused confusion wifh her suspicions of Mr. Simmons, a businessman, enacfed by Bill Douglas. Annie, fhe maid, was porfrayed by Jan Whife, wifh Bill Brachf as fhe Taxi-driver. Efhel Simmons, 'rhe daughfer parf, was played by Shirley Smifh. and a young Chicago socialife by Howard Scoff. Chesfer Binney, a parfner of Simmons, loved Efhel buf became involved wifh Leffy L fhe, movie sfar, played by Carol Tonkin. Donald Swiff, fiance of Miss Lyfhe, was porfrayed by Kelly Roberfs. Lila Wilson and Sally Ofis, friends of Efhel. were enacfed by Michael Madden and Janeffe Rawls. Mrs. Jackson was played by Zelma Berry and Jan Dauberf fook fhe parf of fhe dancing feacher. Mr. George Mouchef had charge of fhe producfion. Preparafions for fhe sfage were handled by a gianf-size producfion sfaff of some 70 members. ine rfd 1 .xgrf Lgzzclenfzi ai n W'iTh Their brushes and easels, ArT Honor sTudenTs painTed L.H.S. Malcing posTers, signs, and programs l4epT This group members visiTed The UniversiTy oT ldaho arT deparTmenT. To encourage and recognize TalenT is The obiecT oT The L Honor SocieTy, advised by Miss Lydia Sloan. OTTicers included Gullilcson, vice-presidenTy Jo De ArmenT, secreTary-Treasurer. 0l'l0l'5 Their way To a successful year Tor busy much oT The year. April I8 H.S. chapTer OT The NaTional ArT Virginia DuBruille, presidenT3 John CELL lgainfem farce! Colony Club, a sTepping sTone To ArT Honor SocieTy, is open To any Senior High sTudenT in- Teresled in arT. SlceTching Trips and painTing posTers are The club's specialTies. Club proiecTs in- cluded sending arT maTerials To an arT school in GuaTemala, and a donaTion To The UniTed NaTions TounTain proiecT. Leading Their weelcly meeTings was Boyd Byers, presidenT1 Joan Davis, vice-presidenT: Sandra Williams, secreTaryg and Lynn Campbell, Treasurer. The club was advised by Miss Lydia Sloan. Senior and Junior High arT Teacher. flue Aria UHRS T'f7 'Q f . LIT! ALL ine ..!4l't6 Oi hy' A+is+s Design Posiers Here are shown arf sfue denrs making posfers under Gi, V 'flue direcfion of Miss Lydia -' Sloan. Ceramics Proiecf lnieresfs Poffery making was an in- feresling proiecr underiaken by fhe classes. Sign Painfers af Work School e m ble m s were painred for 'rlwe disfricf and regional baskefball rourna- menr by These cooperaiive arfisls. Win+er scene ai L. H. S. Girls sing for Chrisfmas Neon Bengal shines brighi Ari s+uden'I's make ready for Chrisfmas conceri One-ad play becomes fad af L. H. S. JL.-K ine .xdrfzi M T' WA WM JK TES T ggw cm 'EA SPIDBTS 'fi CQYHQ WA if J RTV x OL' A S COQCAQ5 ROY SMITH-Scheduling aThleTic evenTs, coaching golf and handling The inTramural program Topped Mr. SmiTh's Bengalville chores. SmiTh holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from The UniversiTy of Idaho. MERI. KYTONEN-Mrs. KyTonen was lcepT busy Through The sporTs season wiTh her P.E. classes. G.A.A.. major- eTTes and Girls' L Club advisorship. The Tennis squad beclconed her TaIenTs in The spring. BOB WILLIAMS-Mr. Williams guided The B TooTbaIl Team in an undeTeaTed sIaTe lasT Tall. Teaching in The Junior High com leTed his school year. Williams received his B.A. degree Rom N. I.C. E. PERRY COLTON-Coaching B baseball and The un- beaTen Frosh casaba crew limelighTed ColTon's aThleTic year. lvlr. CoITon was graduaTed from N. I. C. E. in I95l, earning a BA. degree. WILLIAM ORDWAY-Along wiTh being Top grid men- Tor, Ordway guided The B baslceTball squad. A friend To many sTudenTs. Mr. Ordway gained his B.S. and lv1.S. de- grees aT NorTh DakoTa and Pennsylvania UniversiTies. WES LATHEN-CompleTing his eigh+h year wiTh The Bengals. Mr. LaThen was IcepT busy coaching A baslceT- ball, cross-counTry and Track. Winning The DisTricT basIceT- ball crown Tor The sixTh sTraighT Time and going To The STaTe playoff highlighTed his sporTs year. CED KINZER-Kinzer piloTed The diamond squad To an impressive season's record. assisTed in TooTball and coached gymnasTics, Mr. Kinzer received his BA. degree Trom NorTh DalcoTa Teachers College and his MA. from Colorado College of EducaTion. Sanrio 91161165 .fdcfiue The Boys' L Club goT OTT To an early sTarT when members erecTed Tences around The grass aT L. T-LS. The LeTTermen were hosTs To Teams and were in charge oT N. LC. E. Gymnasium aT The DisTricT and Regional baslceTball TournamenTs. OTTicers Tor The l95I-52 Term included Don BaTeman, presidenTq Arlen Nicholson, vice-presidenT, and Ron Crozier, secreTary, BoTh L Clubs paTrolled aT home aThleTic evenTs and held iniTiaTion banqueTs. Girl L Clubbers purchased new badminTon raclceTs Tor The school, and in The spring repaired The Tennis courT neTs. OTTicers insTalled were Joanne Piraino, presidenT: Jo Ann Benson, vice-presidenT, and Mary Sweeney, secreTary, l .Spaorla GRIDIRON PERSONNEL- 1951 Reading left to right, top to bottom: DICK GRUELL, nalfbaclc: GARY BARTON, quarferback: GENE GEORGE, end: JIM PINGREE. quarferback: HARRY GRASSER. guard: JIM KOHL. end: JIM WILBER, end: MERLIN HARTWIG, halfbaclc: DICK HENINGER, cenfer: PETE BUSCH. quarferback: PAUL DuBRUlLLE, fullback: FRED BELL, halfback: JOHN EICHENBERGER, end: DICK PRAY, +ackle. l90I't6 A 1951 BENGAL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CMUN SepT. I5 ., ,.LewisTon NorTh CenTraI OCT. 20 I.ewisTon Pullman SepT. 2I .I.ewis+on CenTral Valley OCT. 26 ,,,,,, LewisTon ..,,,7 7 WesT Valley SepT. 29 I.ewisTon Moscow , A..,....,,.LA. Nov. 2 ,e7., LewisTon Boise ..... ,o.. . OCT. 4 .LewisTon .. ...l3 Coeur d'Alene Nov. I6 LewisTon Grandview , OCT. I2 LewisTon CIarlcsTon . I .,,,A,,o, Nov. 22 I.ewisTon CIarIcsTon QBEE GRIDDERS UNBEATEN-Compiling a perTecT I95I season wiTh Tive wins and Two Ties, The The Bengal JVs are looked upon Tor nexT TaII's varsiTy chores. I-IighlighTing The season were The Babes' Two wins over ClarIcsTon's B squad. Iv1oscow's Cubs also Tell before The Bees Twice, while BengalviIIe's TuTure A squad nippecl The Pullman Grey Pups 27-O. LewisTon also Tied wiTh Kamiah's A Team and The ClarIcsTon Jayvees. Bob Williams. Junior High School insTrucTor. piloTed The iunior Bengals To one of Their mosT suc- cessful years. Sanrio en a gaiclclera yinxe ValianT eTTorTs oT The l95l Bengal gridiron machine were ThwarTed during The :season as Lady Luck frowned upon The hapless vicTims, holding Them To a meager win in Ten aTTempTs. The up-and- down Team showed signs oT hiTTing iTs sTride in The ToughesT games on The slaTe buT was sTymied on mosT occasions when vicTory was in sighT. IT looked like The Bengals had hiT Their sTride when They downed a highly publicized Grandview, Wash., squad 7-6 aT Bengal Field November I6. BuT misTorTune sTalked The squad To The Tinish line and The L. H. S. players dropped The Tinal Turkey Day conTesT To ClarksTon I3-7. On Two oTher occasions The Purple 81 Gold Tigers Took Tire in crucial games and excepT Tor The elemenT oT chance mighT have scored maior upseTs. The LewisTonians were in sighT oT vicTory aT The Boise inTersecTional game, only To have a Touchdown play called back and a scoring pass Tail To regisTer. The Tinal counT was Boise I3, LewisTon I2. In Inland Empire League play, iinxes conTinued To ride The squad in The Torm oT iniuries, and near misses. The club held The league champions, VVesT Valley, To a 7-7 Tie. Earlier The Team had baTTled The sTrong CenTral Valley eleven To a I3-I3 deadlock. NOT only did The iinx have The upper hand. lniuries To ouTsTanding players Took Toll oT Bengal sTrengTh during crucial games and Coach William Ordway and AssisTanT Ced Kinzer spenT consid- erable eTTorT building a Team ThaT seemed To have Two sTrikes againsT iT. ProspecTive players Tor The I952 grid Team will include: Juniors-Jim Pingree, quarTerback: Jim Wilber, Gene George, ends: Fred Bell, halTback, Jim Harris, l-larry Grasser, Kelly RoberTs, guards: Sophomoreswlwerlin l-larTwig, halTback: KenT PaTTerson, Tullbackg MonTe Mclvlurray, uarTerbackg Duane Moore,end1Ted ChenoweTh, Tackle: Roger Williams, guard: Freshmen-Paul DuBruille, fullback, Harry Jacobson, quarTerback7 Denny Bowling, end. .goof-la ellgagf p06t .ine 00,0 MCD? Winning when The chips were down, The I95l-52 ediTion oT The Golden Bengals baslceTball Team Triumphed aT The DisTricT TournamenT and made iTs TiTTh sTraighT appearance aT The STaTe Tinals aT PocaTello. Facing a rugged calendar, The Purple 8: Gold club, under The direcTion oT Wesley LaThen, coach, managed To amass I2 wins in 26 sTarTs ThaT saw The club piTTed againsT such hoop greaTs as Walla VV'alla, WashingTon STaTe champions, and ldaho Falls, winner of The ldaho baslceTball Tlag. The Bengals highlighTed Second DisTricT play wiTh Their sixTh consecuTive Tlag in TasTer Than usual compeTiTion. LewisTon meT iTs TirsT STaTe compeTiTion aT PocaTello March I8 by Talcing The measure oT The Jerome club 55 To 48 and mighT have been on The way To Top ranlcing had noT The pairings and Lady Luclc Talcen hands. In Their second STaTe baTTle The Bengals gave The STaTe winners near- hearT Tailure when L. l-LS. hands sTaged a lasT-guarTer rally ThaT overcame I2 of a I5-poinT deTiciT aT The sTarT oT The quarTer. GraduaTing Bengal regulars are Ron Webb, Mel Ruarlc, Gary BarTon and Arlen Nicholson. Those expecTed back To Torm nexT season's varsiTy include Jim Branom, Gary Chisholm, Jim Wilber, Bill Boie. Fred Bell, Jim Pingree and Jim Wicks. BENGAL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - l95l-52 1951- Jan. Lewiston Grangeville 47 Dec. 7 Lewiston ,,,,,,,,..,,,, 49 Lewis 8. Clark Jan. Lewiston Moscow ,,,,,. . ,,,, . 38 Dec. 8 Lewiston .,,.....,,.... 50 Lewis 8. Clark Jan. Lewiston Orotino .. . .44 Dec. 14 Lewiston .. .,........ 45 Kellogg . ......,...... .... . .. Jan. Lewiston Clarkston . . 44 Dec. 15 Lewiston .,,,,,,,.....,, 23 Coeur d'Alene Jan. Lewiston. .. .... Central Valley .. 50 Dec. 18 Lewiston ...... ...,.., 3 7 Moscow ........ ....L..,,,,,.. F eb. Lewiston .. ,,,,,,,, .. Pullman . . . 35 Dec. 21 Lewiston ,,,..,,,...... 27 John Rogers ............. Feb. Lewiston .,,,, ,,,,,,,, W alla Walla 56 Dec. 29 Lewiston .,.....,......, 61 Sandpoint ,,.,,.. ,.,,,. F eb. Lewiston Clarkston 55 1952- Feb. Lewiston .. ,,.......... Walla Walla 62 Jan. 5 Lewiston .,,.. ,,,.,,. 4 4 Central Valley Feb. Lewiston ,,,,,,,,,, . Coeur d'Alene .. 56 Jan. B Lewiston ,,.........., 47 Pullman .. ....,.......,, Feb. Lewiston Orofino . .. . 41 SECOND DSTRICT TOURNEY STATE TOURNAMENT mar. 2 Lewisxon .......... .... g Q grotino nn ........ At Pocatello af ewls on fff'-'----- an9eV' e Mar. Lewiston ...... ........ 5 5 Jerome . 48 M2213 3322122 522233 iii Mar- Lewiswn. .... eeeeeeee 4 5 'dab' Falls . ee ee 49 ' .......,........ 56 iChampionshipj .520 rin cixd vgadgefgaf Lgnckuicfuag MEL RUARK GARY BARTON Guard Forward JIM WILBER FRED BELL Forward Guard BOYD BYERS BILL BOIF Manager Forward Saorfa T14 vgarfefgaf ,gnfuivluag GARY CHISHOLM ARLEN NICHOLSON Guard Guard JIM BRANOM JIM WICKS Cenfer Cenfer RON WEBB WES LATHEN Forward Coach .Spoof-fa Em ML-ala oola ina invading The maple courT 33 Times, The l95l-52 Bengal JV squad collecTed 28 scalps while being deTeaTed on only Tive occasions. Under The TuTorsship of Coach William Ordway, The B squad gained valuable experience for The I952-53 varsiTy. l-lighlighTing The season were The Bees' Two wins over ClarksTon's Chicks, and The drubbing of several class B schools' A Teams. STandouTs on lasT season's squad included: Ralph Cairns. Ervin Hill. Jim Wilber. KenT PaTTerson, Doug Randall. MonTe Mclvlurray, Eddie Campbell and Dale JolliTT. Managers Tor The JVs were l.ee Leller and Duane Moore. Bob Williams assisTed in coaching. Frosh Baskefeers Unclefeofed The L. H. S. Frosh baslceTball quinTeT. Bengalville's TuTure A squad, challced up T an unbeaTen record of I2 wins during The I95I-52 campaign. Paced by The scoring of Bowling, Hogan, Jacobson, Olson and Shoe- maker, The powerful Freshman Tive re- corded 555 poinTs, an average of 46 per game. The Babes. under The supervision of Coach Perry ColTon. held Their oppo- nenTs To 267 counTers. .Sanrio enior Sm 5 The l95l-52 edifion of fhe Senior scrubs completed fheir baskefball campaign with a fair season's record. The club losf a pair to Walla Walla's powerful Edofe squad and a single fussle fo Winchesfer's varsify. They defeated Anafone's A squad January l9. ln practice filfs fhe scrubs won 3 and dropped one. Mainsfays on the feam included Chuck Alford, Ron Crozier, Dave Borders, Dean Norden, Coach Don Bafeman, Tom Knighf, Dick Fray, John Eichenberger and Jim Kohl. Intramural Play Extensive Under the direction of Roy Smith and Ed Ranfa, advisors, intramural baskefball was concluded fhrough a 45-game round robin. ln a six-feam entry in league play, Dick l-leninger's five grabbed firsf place by frouncing Max l-larringfon's feam 42-2l in fhe playoff. Other feams entered were capfained by Jim May, Ron l-lagen, Gene l-lurley and Larry Klappenbach. Members of l'leninger's club were Milan Norden. Heninger, Don Kisamore, LeRoy Clausen, Don Trail, Pefe Busch and Boyd Byers. WD CLJQLCLK V , . The Bengal B baseball squad, under ,ff -.nh 1 l A, 91, T , the watchful eye of Coach Perry Col- : 'l K' ' ton, was exnected to haul in their share of wins during 1952. Although the Bees' schedule was not available at presstime, Colton ex- pected a 10-game slate against top class B schools' A teams and other B squads. The 20-man L. H. S. junior varsity roster included ll. to rj: Bottom row: Duane Moore, Ron Nlalerich, John Hughes, Roger Williams, Gary Chis- holm, Dick Ruark, Jim Packwood and Ron Grimm. Top row: John Elmen lMgr.l, Bill NlcCanhy, Terry Tipton, Bruce Cairns, Phil West, Jack Hogan, Jim Branom, Larry Shoemaker, Phil Heinen, Mike Ramey, Don Roseborough, Delroy Keller, and Coach Perry Colton. Saoria 3'aCLfif0l':5 jace 2CtUg .SZAQCIUA Some 40 Traclc candidaTes sTarTed drills in laTe March Tor spoTs on The I952 Bengal squads under The direcTion OT Coach Wes LaThen. WeaTher and pracTice grounds problems Tended To slow drills Tor a Time buT runners and weighT men overcame all obsTacles To build a Team ThaT appeared desTined Tor a good season. Placing oT conTesTanTs was largely conTingenT on individual showings made aT The opening meeT, The UniversiTy of ldaho lnviTaTional aT Moscow .on April 4. Moscow, Grangeville, OroTino, Lapwai and The veTeran-sTudded PoTlaTch squad were among Teams enTered. LewisTon won The meeT. A six-maTch schedule saw conTesTanTs grooming Tor The climax OT The season aT The STaTe meeT aT Boise May I7. AnoTher highlighT on The agenda was The DisTricT meeT aT Moscow Ten days beTore The STaTe compeTiTions. Third Top evenT was The Inland Empire meeT slaTed aT Moscow on April 26. OTher maTches on The early season schedule included a dual meeT wiTh The ClarlcsTon BanTams April I5, and The ClarlcsTon lnviTaTional Tour days laTer. DayTon was hosT aT The oTher scheduled evenT, an inviTaTional daTed Tor May 2 or 3. .Sanrio Z?ade6aff,Si'AecluL gvfenaiue G ening 'rhe regular spring season againsl Spolcanes Norlh Ceniral nine April 8 in a Twin bill here, lhie l952 Bengal diamond squad gave promise of an ou'rs+anding feam. Some 20 members were our in early April, when The Bengal wenf +o press, under +he direcfion of C. R. lCedl Kinzer, rounding info condilion for lhe schedule. Coach Kinzer announced some 20 games scheduled af press lime and expecied lo exiend 'lhe slaie 'ro approximalely 30 coniesls. The early lenfalive schedule showed encounlers daled againsl Wesf Valley Clarlcsfon Walla Walla l4l, Cenrral Valley l2l and Spolcane's Lewis 81 Clark. Topping area play was ihe regional lournamenl slaied al' Lewision May I6-I7. Oiher possible fills on +he agenda included The s'ra'le playoffs nof daled af press Time. Saorfa Golf Popular Sport Gott proved a popular spring sport at Lewiston Senior High in l952 with some 25 hopeluls turning out in early April competitions under the leadership ot Coach Roy Smith. The boys' squad ot some l2 members opened the season lvlarch 29 at Walla Walla against tour competing clubs. Ladder tourney leaders when the Bengal went to press included Grasser, Torsen and Dahmen. Ladder play was used early in the season to rank players. Not to be outdone by the boys, a dozen coeds grabbed mashies and nib- liclrs to chase the little white ball over the greens and tairways. Gals saw tirst action April 5 in a meet at Clarlcston. Sanrio Rocketeers in Hecivy Competition Facing some ot the most rigid tennis competition in the Northwest, the LHS netsters turned in a creditable pertorm- ance tor the l952 season. The squads tirst matches were held ivlarch l and 3 when the Lewiston lads and lassies split a series with the neigh- boring Bantam raclceteers. Other tentatively scheduled meets were April 5, Coltax, here: April I5-I6 and May I3-I4, Clarlcston. there: April l8, Pomeroy, here1 April 22, 23, Clarks- ton, hereg and April 25. Coltax, there. lvleets were also being scheduled with Walla Walla and Central Valley when the annual went to press. Coach Merl Kytonen's teams were planning to enter the state meet at Boise and the lnland Empire tournament at Spokane. Bill Zirbel and Bill Boie were the only returning lettermen. Other mainstays on the roster included John Gentry. Kay Berry, Dan Peterson, Richard Torsen and Jim Peltier. A Qing i .ggaorfd .ibraw The Girls' Alhlefic fkssocialion, compeling in inler--squad play, broughl lo a close an eyenllul l95I-52 sporls season. Vlfarrn breezes saw lhe playing ol lennis, soflball and s eedball in The lall and spring monlhs. Qld Man Winleris appearance swilched lhe coed sporls calendar lo baskelball, bowling, badminlon and volleyball. Round robin baslcelball lourney drew eighl sludenl learns and one lacully squad. Finals lell 'rhe feachers on lop, while lhe Bengalelles, caplained by Joanne Piraino, placed second, followed by a learn caplained by Phyllis Kisarnore. Mrs. Merl Kylonen advised lhe group. Officers helping lo malce lhe club a success were: Pres. Virginia Bozarlhg Vice-Pres. Phyllis Kisamoreg Secy. Milce l-lines: Treas. Norma Dell Sawyer: Poinl' Re- corders Marilyn Mulroney and Glenda Archibald: Tennis Mgr. Marion Cone: Volleyball Mgr. Gail Loclsep and Badminlon Mgr. Helen Ruple. 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Butters, R. Ballard, T. Char- boneau, A. Burch. Front row: F. Callaway. D. Boyle, G. Chenoweth, B. Barnes, D. Carlson, D. Bowman, R. Adams. Back row: B. Cormaney, P. DuBrullle, B. Engle, J. Fletcher, R. Cunningham, G. Estes, R. Corey. Middle row: F. Ferguson, R. Deasy, P. Forsman, D. Daubert, R. Foeller, C. Ford. Front row: D. Coy, L. Earl, B. Dehnlng, D. Eisele, V. Evans, N. DeAtley, D. Follett. Back row: R. Hatfleld, D. Gill G. Henley, D. Holmes, H. Jacobson, D. l-iemphlll, K. Hanson. Middle row: D. lsaman, J. Garllnghouse, D. Johnson, M. Harrington, R. Hemphill, H. Hereth, E. Horyna. Front row: R. Johnson. J. Hawk, M. Hea- cock, T. Harvey, K. Hanks, R. Grove. Back row: M. Maynard, J. Lane. R. Mal- erlch, R. Merriman, J. McCarthy, W. Lewis, B. McMahon. Middle row: D. Knox, N. McCracken, D. Iialrd, R. Loeppky, L. McAllister, D. ove. Front row: C. Maxwell B. McCarthy, M. Kress. L. McCormack, C. Little, K. Mans- field. Back row: M. Ramey, R. Ray, D. Rudd, V. Pearson, F. Rlggers, R. Schenk, J. Schlerman. Middle row: E. Olson, D. Ruark, B. Raf- ferty, H. Northrup, J. Parr, B. Reagan, B. Palmer. Front row: P. Schenk, J. Rosholt, W. New- comb, L. Steele, J. Rose, M. Peterson. Back row: L. Shoemaker, B. Vevle, C. Van Dusen, M. Schleifer, D. Steiner, D. Shoemaker. Middle row: R. Simmons, M. Thlessen, J. Schwab, H. Thlessen, T. Tipton, T. Waide Front row- J Tucker G Spaulding F. Steiner, nf Tulk, s. siurlbck, L. Vlgfl. Back row: J. Weiss, R. Zielinski, D. Wil- lows D. Williamson, G. Wilson, P. West P. Webb. Middle row: L. Witt, L. Weholt, N Welker, D. Ware, R. Young, L. Woods. Front row: D. Williams, J. Williams, L Walley, L. Zltzelberger, R. Whipple. Back row: B. Christensen, D. Bonner, L Craven, P. Branom. L. Byers, D. Callaway D. Bamberry. Middle row: L. Birkeland. M. Cluff, S. Arn old, I. Brien, D. Bishop, B. Allen, M Cisneros. Fronl row: C. Boesen. D. Baldwin, K. Clift D, Case, S. Carey, M. Cawrse, Back row: M. Crane. I. Denny, M. Dobroth J. Foster, D. Gale. B. Brown, L. Cline. Middle row: L. Elmen, I. Day, J. Gabbert W. Collins, M. Elo, K. Decker, A. Faulkner Front row: C. Durland, C. Gains, P. Ca troneo. J. Ferris, J. Cridlebaugh, S. Drevlow Back row: M. Huntley, S. Kobe. V. Grasser M. Glass, J, Harwick, S. Kenworthy, M Knight. Middle row: J. Kneff, E. Gribble, P. John son, M. Horne, S. I-lalleen, B. Johnson, G Hansen, M. Gussenhoven. Fronl row: J. Isbelle, J. Gamet, A. King J. Jones, S. Lambdin, C. Harvey, N. Johnson Back row: V. Mehl, S. Mitchell, N. Leonard I. Longfellow, J. McLeod, K. Martin, L McKowan. Middle row: M. Masters, B. Lloyd, M. Mace IA. Martin, D. Rydvall, K. Leslie, D. Mooney am. Front row: S. Manwaring, C. Nash. L. Olin N. Ruchert, K. McCracken. I. McMillan, P McCoy. Back row: P. Peterson, B. Ryker. E. Parker, J. Sandborgh, T. Beep, A. Rasmussen, J Rigg. Middle row: P. Samms, L. Rogers, N. Quig ley, B. Post, B. Weeks, D. Powers, P. Robin son. Front row: M. Ruben, B. Pfeifer, D. Plas tino, J. Saxton. B. Schroeder, N. Zimmerly G. Stellmon. Back row: B. Wagner, J. Wilkinson, R Stuart, V. Trottman, J. Thompson, B. Veirs B. Straight. Middle row: M. Wilcox, N. Young, C. Torg erson, E. Springer, M. Zajanc, D. Voight, K Sullivan. Front row: J. Walker, M. Shaw, J. Vance E. Sweeten, D. York, D. Stewart, D. Wood Yfknfl glade cf29AfA Q.. e Back row: D. Bickle, C. Cline, D. Burcham, N. Aske, J. Bennett, P. Bailey, D. Brotnov, V. Bybee. Middle row: J. Alley, J. Bowen, D. Beers, G. Christlanson, R. Benson, J. Bell. S. Can- ner, B. Clem, L. Cay. Front row: B. Aduddell, D. Bamberry, A. Aland, J. Alley, L. Ayers, E. Dale, J. Birch, . ay. Back row: V. Hanks, D. Evans, D. Deasy J. Eireers, L. Edwards. L. Hayden, J. Griffith, J. ray. Middle row: W. Hawks, R. Dickerson, D. Dicus, B. Elsensohn, F. Gustafson, K. Har- wick. R. Hansen, L. Ferguson. Front row: B. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Jen- sen, D. Henry, J. Hall, B. Huddleston, F. Foshbury. Back row: B. Newcomb, A. Maxwell, K. Moon, J. Kincaid, C. King, L. Norden, D. McDonald, B. McFadden, G. Lee. Middle row: C. Luther, G. Lunders. R. Nel- son, C. Northrup, G. Kelbert, A. Longeteig, C. Jones, G. Mundlin. Front row: J. Maynard, J. Lyons, D. Munson, B. Harris. D. McCracken, D. Leeper, L. Johnson, G. Hines. Back row: C. Norton, J. Olson, P. Parker, D. Rouse, L. Pike, P. Rooney, R. Seipert, W. Oliver, E. Reese. Middle row: R. Otto, F. Rnchert, L. Rynear- son, E. Randall, L. Sanders, B. Pflilger, R Scott, B. Sheneman, D. Peterson. Front row: L. Rlggers, H. Otterstrom, J Rogers, D. Robinson, B. Pierce, J. Peterson E. Palmer, G. Schwab. Back row: W. Squires. J. Wood M. Zimmer man, T. white, R. Tama, 6. Trout, G Wightman, D. Hollenbeck. Middle row: B .Woods, L. Sturman, L. Wil llams, R. Von Bargen, E. Watson, J. Vannoy C. Bybee, K. Wolff. Front row: M. Smith, G. Vlers, D. Thompson, R. Snyder, B. West, J. Taylor, G. Storey. y Back row: M. Coleman, J. Craft, B. Brum- berg, S. Davis, R. Brost, D. Callahan, B. Black, D. Carpenter, M. Daniels. Middle row: S. Bowles, K. Cavanaugh, P. Butters, N. Borders, E. Barker, L. Bringman, D. Andrews, J. Butler. Fronl row: I. Abel, B. Bunney, A. Berry, N. Beardmore, D. Ansbaugh, N. Andrews, B. Bateman. Back row: E. Hawkes, J. Hartshorn, C. Fag- erstrom, E. Eddy, M. Davis, J. Davis, L. Dobroth, A. Hochrein, P. Harkness. Middle row: R. Henricksen, J. Gehrke, L. Ford, L. Dugger, J. Hodnett, S. Fredericks, P. Hamilton, C. Deligan. Front row: J. Greenstreet, J. Grant, P. Helnen, M. English, A. Dicus, J. Dicus, J. Fisher. Back row: L. Matson, S. Lewis, S. Lewis, B. Lautenslager, C. Laughy, B. Miller, M Kohl, D. Jacks. Middle row' P. Lotz D Hollen k K . e, . bee , . Loebner, G. Litchfield, D. Lundvall, J. Lind- strom, H. Jacobs, S. Hughes. Fronl row: M. Malerich, C. Masters, S. Jen- nings, J. Megenity, D. Holliday, S. King, S Lawrence. Back row: P. Nichols, I. Palmer, B. Nelson D. Mooneyham, C. 0'Conner. Middle row: D. Rivers, M. Rivers, P. Seetin M. Pembroke, S. Olson, J. Maxey, N. Pat terson. Front row: G. Ray, S. Poe, M. Piraino, B Parks, S. Oliver, L. McLeod. Back row: J. White, C. Taylor, E. Williams B. Westfall, D. Stevens. Middle row: J. Wolf, J. Tourtellot, M Strickert, K. Smith, D. Weeks. Fronl row: D. Thomas, G. Wilson, J. Snyder, M. Smith, K. Shipley, S. Warner, P. Row land. i 5.1.1. Q.. . 8Uel'l!A QTL 2 Back row: T. Anderson, D. Ailor, M. Calla- han, G. Bruce, G. Anderson, P. Barnes, B Billings. J. Dickenson, G. Cox. Middle row: L. Clark, R. Browning, B. Bole E. Edmonson, G. Dietz, A. Cal ahan, M ar . Front row: C. Evans, B. Davis, I. Davis C iqnierill, W. Converse, L. Bowman, B. Ffng si. Back row: D. Hastings, P. Hibbs, G. Hewitt, S. Harwick, B. Henry, K. Felton, G. Gage, E. Horyna. Middle row: R. Wright, J. Gipson, J. Hend- rickson, W. Ga , J. Frazier, B. Fromdahl, B. Goggins, S. fx-larwick. Front row: M. Frost D. Young, D. Evans, J. Gunther, H. Hibbeln, B. Hart, w. Hin, R. Gustin. Back row: P. Jacobson, R. Mason, G. Law- rence, R. Maynard, J. Mahoney, D. Marshall A. Frye, G. Manwaring. Middle row: B. Hollins, C. Maxwell, D. Lloyd G. Kneff, J. Finnell, J. Mitchell, B. Maxey: L. Milligan, H. Klemm. Front row: J. May, J. Mahoney, B. Jones, K. Lage, J. Nail, R. Lautenslager, J. Martinson Back row: M. McCann, R. Peterson, B. Ras mussen, J. McDowell, E. Otton, J. Rodeck R. Orton, R. Shoemaker, B. Rosekrans. Middle row: A. Vawter, D. Van Dusen, F McCoy. D. Peterson, R. McKinley, D. Pritch ard, D. Nicholas, R. Parr. Front row: J. Morris, B. Sanders, D. Pratt B. Reese, C. Peterson, D. Modie, K. Reaves Back row: H. Whitcomb, G. Ware, J. Sweet en, J. Wlshard, R. Wilson, G. Von Bargen N. Stpekker, J. Stewart, M. Blakely, L Craw ord. Middle row: D. Stark, L. Thompson, .1 Blanchard, B. Williams L. Stevenson, D Walker, M. Woodland, Ii. Warner, H. Wen strom. Front row: F. Smith, R. Sullivan, N. Tooth aker, B. White, C. Trout. R. Ball, G. Klght W. Brost, D. Riddle. y n Back row: L. Daily, D. Cunningham, S. Cor win, G. Cloninger, V. Cole, K. Brumberg, M. Byng, L. Bowman, D. Brownfield. Middle row: R. Beale, L. Clausen, J. Barber C. Centers, M. Bauder, S. Coy, M. Bolton. Front row: J. Bolick, M. Craven, A. Barker S. Burrows, S. Ballard, J. Butler, P. Adams Back row: E. Denny, M. Douglas, M. Hanson C. Fleshman, A. Ferguson, J. Eier, M. Fall well, B. Farrell. Middle row: L. Fellows, G. Gunther, K. Gar ten, R. Coy, G. David, L. Garlinghouse, L Drevlow, B. Hill, D. Herbert. Front row: G. George, H. Hochrein, N. Fred erick, J. Hawkins, C. Hamblin, E. Harring- ton, D. Holiday. Back row: J. Jenson, C. Jenson, B. Mehl, K. Maxey, C. Morefield. M. Martin, D. Liken J. Janni, C. Lamphier. Middle row: S. Lacky, C. Kelley, M. Morgan W. Lee, L. Longeteig, B. Moore, B. McKin ney, L. Mael. Front row: P. Jones, E. Kreisher, V. La Plante, L. Myers, C. Mosher, P. King, D Knight. Back row: T. Parkins, A. Palmer, P. 0'Dcll C. O'Conner, R. Robinson. Middle row: E. Sanders, J. Pcdigo, S. Perk ins, V. Smith, J. Smith, S. Ruckman, S. Sandborgh, J. Rasmussen. Front row: A. Somers, V. Stapleton, J. Schmidt, S. Sale, B. Slenker, J. McCracken M. Price. Back row: L. White, C. Ward, M. Wadholm D. Vaughn, J. Tannahill, L. Gabbert, C Swears, J. Strong. Middle row: S. Wassink, T. Thor, L. Taylor, P. Stucker, M. Streiff, M. York, M. Bickle, A. Vanator. Front row: M. Yates, C. Woods, L .Woelfel, A. Wolf, V. Wilson, M. Warner, P. Toole. eUel'lfA Qu Q ,mzsisw :S Council Takes Lead Selling under way wilh lhe ufirsl dance of lhe year and keeping up fhe J. H. S. showcases were Two proi- ecls underualcen by 'rhese earlybirds who rnei Wednesdays al 8 a. n'u. Dick Sleiner headed lhe group, and l-larry Warr'en advised. Service Is Motto Earning service poinls and pulling on Hue annual Freshman ball lcepl This busy lillle group of sludenls occupied during Hue year. The group was led by Frank Riggers. Mrs. Rachael Perla- ins was advisor. Coeds Sing! Meeling each Tuesday and Thurs- day lor praclice, 'rhis energeiic group of coeds Took pari in lhe Chrisfmas concerl. Mr. Roberl E. l-larris was lhe advisor. Moles Lend Voices Members of fhis allamale group also raised lheir voices lo add To The annual Chrislmas concerl direcl- ed by Roberl E. l-larris. . . .fdcfiuified .Si .fdcfiuifiw Journolists Foce Job A iob well done should be Credited To These young journalists. Putting out The Benqalette once a month was the iob Tacing This group. Mr. R. L. lrlolbroolc was instructor. Sports Beckon Coeds Turning out each Tuesday and Thursday aT 4:00 p. rn., This athletic group participated in all-round sea- son sporTs. Sandra Kenworthy acted as presidenT. Miss Nora Rusterneyer was advisor. Girls' Club Active Under The leadership oT Janet Mo Leod, The J. l-T. S. Girls' Club had a successtul year, highlighted by its annual dance and Qalce sale. Co- advisors were Mrs. Marie Webb and Mrs. Lena Wisltard. Junior Lettermon Turnout Monday and Wedi'1esday were the days these muscular miqhties Turned out Tor points To cash in Tor Their midqeT l.ls. Mr. Louis Ellis was Tao ulTy advisor. Sfudenfs Give Play This newly-organized group slarled The year oil righl by presenling a one-acl play enlilled A Day of Grace. Miss Ann Kellenbach was lhe lacully advisor Students Win Honors Scholarship, leadership and sporfse manship were The reguiremenls filled by Jrhis group of sfudenls. Carol Torgerson led lhe group as presidenl. Mr. A. J. Boosinger was advisor. Boys' Club Busy Under lhe leadership of Sam Can- ner, ihe Boys' Club had a successful year, highlighied by Jrhe Halloween dance and smoker. Mr. Palmer Berge advised lhe group. Group Sponsors Dance These eighl Freshman coeds had upon lheir hands lhe Jraslc of deco- raling lhe annual lzrosh loall spon- sored by lhe Circle L. - xr' - . MTW as ,K A .fdcfivified J. 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