Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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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.

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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.

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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.