Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

Bengals Swamp Hapless Pullman In Friday Game Students Coiled S91 At Red Feather Dance Parents launch Unilorm Drive P 6 G League lnsfal I Officers Z7 Musrcrans Play At Clrnrc Crvrcs Classes Tour The Crfy Bengals Garner Runnerup Place In ll00PFrnaIs lHS Gals Host Senrors Sell Advance For Trl State hfkels Fofnfama GW Snoozed Casf Awake Umm For Holiday lures Mouchet Selects Stage Crew Rad O CM, LHS Students For Cuckoos On The Hearth lnihafes18 ll ll ll O u I I I I , ll I I - . I I Y I O xx .This Copy of The. Scrapbook Eclirnon of W WSL! Qenqal Lug bw ! ,' f Z Bclonqe To 9 mn, l ,ff c ' ' N , 'o ' m 2t IAM our - . 1 f o 1 f Q Q o y XX X12-CV w , X xxx I If Xxx I , L 1 QOLEAEZ A 1 4-5 T WK VT FEXRTUPVS PE VWNNEL HXJFARTC A A N H 9 'I' ' .' :::, ' 1' 1,171 1' . ','f: 1' :'7' 1' , 5 - - '-.V - 2 1.:, V I H MM: .' 1' . W 'avf f f I V ' 1 ' 1 'Fa 1 ' 'Y V'YT 6' ' Pilw' . W. W' 1 ' ww. TV' ,ww L.: . irfwxty Mk ,Mm J m- .ml fiwifw 'f 'fV'Ww rw 'W 5 1 1' A 51 Q'l'f fr f Mfh'k'3 iw. f- ..' Q ' I Cf ' 'xz' 6 LI' 1 ' :wx :..' f Im' ,:'L Q if iv z, 5 1, C L BQQTI-1 Superimfendenf ofSchools C 0 l :N CLICK, fA,3iTs+im+ Superinfemderd In recognmon of her servnce To The sTuderTTs oT L H S The ormuol sTc1lT proudly dedlcores The V954 Bengol To Mrs R L Holbrook A norlve ol ldoho Mrs Holbrook receuved boTh Bochelor ol Sclemce an educcmon ond o MosTers degree ID hlsTory from he Umverslry ol ldoho She msTrucTs L H S courses In UmTed SToTes ond World HlsTory As odvnsor of Purple ond Gold Leogue ond Bengol Clows Mrs Holbrook keeps The Inv s of L H S coeds runmrug smooThly durmg The school yeor The semor Teo ond The FoTher DouQhTer bonqueT ore Two ol The ormuol prolecTs whrch ore successfully occompllshed under her coreful mormogemem An odded duTy Tor her Thus yeor wos The role of odvlsor To The Tru SToTe Glrls Leogue vvhzch held Ts omwuol convenflorw ID LewlsTon durmg Aprll The srudy of gerreology IS Mrs Holbrooks hobby IH her spore Time DONNA COON nalurul posse and pleasing personaluly She presided wllb success as Presudenl of Benq al Claws and Vnce Presudenl ol Tlwespuans Donna relqned Homeoomlno ueen and also ueer ol l-learls al llne annual ilenhne Par y DUANE MOORE Be-cau e ol Inns aonllly for leaderslwup Duane nol only be-ld down flue ob ol Senlor Cla s Presldenl bul YAC Presldenl is well xnd wi 3 Represenlnluve lo Boys Slale H qood sporlsrnmnslwlp was rellecled on llwe orldlron and baseball dnamond and lwe earned leller IH bollu sporls for 'rwo years I ln Senlor year Duwne was Co Ciplarrr of llne loolbill learn MARY LEE SCOTT Secrelary wallw sunceruly and by ber conslanl delerrnunalron slwe proved lo be surcesslul Mary Lee also belo llwe office of Vice Presudenl IH bollw Scrence Honorary and Purple and Gold Lea ue Slwe acqulred many lrnends er clnool years l 6' . E 0 l CS ' . c ,E CS f Q ' ' . is K 6 . x . . ' I , n .is ' , C ' C V C Popularily was won lor Donna lbrouqlw Mary Lee accepled ber job as Sludenl Body C . ' ' ' e ' C ' I ' , . . as . -I Q . . Q r 1 C , yr ' Q . ' ' E In ln q l . S c . ll KENT PATTERSON Besides lellerxnq an lhree sporls Kenl used h wel lcnown srnle To wan a hosl of fruen s and lo be named Qeoresenlahve S+uden+ Kenl won arhlehc honors ID loolball lraclc and earn n Se y and he aso faclcled fhe rob as pre-sndenl of Boys L Club JAN WHITE Besrdes belng Presldenl of Loyally Squad Jan gave freely lo her many school achynhes such as Thespuans l-lonor Soclely Annual Slall and Commercnal Club She was wlso selecled a repre enlahye lo Girls Sl le ln er Junuor year glam, nl 7954 GARY CHISHOLM Sporls were Toes on Gary s lus'r l-le lellered nn foolbal baslceloall and baseball By hs lrendlune s and wrllunqnes he rece ved Jrhe office of Senlor Class Vnce Presrclenl and was was also a reoresenlahv lo Boys Slale IU has Junlor year fis l. ': ' ' ' d ' fy ' ' ' . 1 . . ' . I A s C ' ' . , I baslcelball. l-le was Co-Caplain for 'rhe fool- a lop-ranlcing Sporls Edilor of The Purr. 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J ., 'ff A -'rx le S, A I ... , 3 i f I X- -:J-if fi ji CK yy I Am 'I ' ' NN t-1 ' V .rio K - O Ten years have elapsed smce the graduates of I954 have gazed upon one another Today the Iron curtaun whrch had dropped on them blew open and this as about the srze of +he srtuatron, as duscover ed by self appornfed sfatrslrcrans and reports from the class Rae Alfrey rs featurrng her new est home permanent I-uz7 a Lrttle for all her frrends yy ho werent blessed wrth curly hau Beverly Allen rs employ ed at Holsum Bakery Beverly doesnt see what difference rt makes whrch srde we brrtter our bread on we eat both srdes anyway kuberl Alley Says one ofthe hardest ways to nr :ke I lryrnf., rs Ito work for It Bob rs Edrtor of the Iewrston Nlornrng., Trrb une Sallv Alleneder, now a trrck rrder rn the rodeo heard that a wrfe wrth a lrttle horse sense neyer becomes a nag L eadene Baird realrres that eyery grrl has two sw eethearts the one she loves and the one who amounts to somethrng She is on tour lookrng for one of the tw o Joyce Baker rs teachrng rllrterate ehrldren to wrrte She eant rrnderstarrd why people would rather be wrong than quret for a moment Bud Baldwrn has found that eycry day rs a thread woven rnto the tapestry of lrfe and we chose the eolors Bud rs a famous rug d srgner Carla Barnes has decrded the fellow who boasts he says what he thrnks seldom thrnks Carla rs master ol' eeremonres on Twenty Ouestrons Sharrol Bar'leH has been workrng hrrd at her Job as re eeptronrst a the Mayo Clrnre Sha, rs tryrng to saye enough money to become a doetor ago neyer thought of That s probably why Ann Beardmore says C rrls 20 years dorng the thrngs guls do now days they drdn t do them Helen Beckner says that one can pay but rs rn debt forever to those who back a loan of gold are krnd Y waste no cryrng for she knows that no one farls rrnless he gryes up tryrng Benny has a wrll thats hard to beat Yvonne Benson asserts that after an extensrye study rn frre hazards she found the three mam causes to be men women and chrldren She marrred a frreman Carl Berglund has a new way of eombrng hrs harr Iyust wet the harr bv dunkrng head rn wash bowl dry slrghtly add a gooey prnk substance called STA Comb eomb back and rt clrngs wrth a patent leather sheen rs rl glued to the scalp Bull Bracht a famous MGM manager recently told hrs chorus grrl to soak her new ermrne gown rn coffee so rt would stay up all nrght Shrrley Bradford plans soon to become head nurse of the cannrbals rn Africa Her patrents theme IS I arnt got no body Headhunters naturally Jem Branom, an ardent farmer who loves cattle says the best use for cow hrde rs to hold the cow together Yep that s what he sard Mona Broneske rs workrng as a stenographer for Rrnglrng 5-Sros Crrcus and recently met a two headed man face to ace Gene Burch who manufactures cuckoo clocks says trme rs lrfe dont krll rt' Joanna Burnell says that happrness rs the art of never hold mg rn your rurnd the memory of any unpleasant thrng that has passed Joanna rs plannrng her weddrng now Alrce Burrus avers nervous prostratron was unknown when people worked more and yyorrred less Wayne Byers turned out to he a lady krller who says flrrta tron rs attentron wrth rntentron Good luck Wayne' John Callahan argues a good story teller rs one who has a good memory and hopes other people dont John rs frllrng rn for Lnele J3lb0 Lollrns Eddne Campbell was last heard mutterrng I always krss whom I please and please whom I krss Lertarn grrls of LHS wrll yerrfy this staterue nt Im sure Eddre rs an Arr Force lad Spencer Campbell an astronomer reeently was shocked whrle lookrng through hrs teleseope when the man rn the moon wrnked at hrm lll l Ted Chenoweth an ardent football player replred yyhen the coaeh asked hrm what posrtron he played Oh sorta crouched and bent over I guess Carl Childs lrkes berng a bachelor 'lhey can h'rye grrls on therr laps wrthorrt havrng therrr on therr hands Gary Chisholm rs a Natronal League b rll player yy ho frgures the rrran yy ho wrns rs the one who holds on untrl he ean hold on no longer and then takes a new hold Roy Clark rs Spencer s srde lIrel-I Roy wonders rf he rs yyorkrng for hrmself or Spencer You know money Bob Collrns after graduatron bought the hnyylrng alley and now runs rt free of charge Just for hrs pals Vrrgrnra Cormaney rs r good stenographer who explarns a blotter rs what Im always lookrnr., for whrle the rnk drres Mary Coulfhard rs a psyehologrst w ho says that there rs no better exererse for the heart than reaehrng down and prek mg someone up Donna Coon swears blondes neyer dre they just fade rnto brunettes Donna rs a whrte cap and rs consolrng srckly males A nurse of course Lossl Corwrn wonders why wrth the prrce of men s clothrng they bother to put pockets ln the pants It s a purzle to be sure He owns Hart Shaft Her and 'Vlarks Clothrers Larry Cox, after goy ernment understands war as fust you lrek em next you feed ern and then you frnance em He rs a labor leader of What I O Tom Croson rnyented a parr of plrers small enough to frt rn the palm of hrs hand Always knew he was a penny prncher Karen Crozrer IS teaehrng krndergarten She says modern chrldren don t even belreve the stork brings baby storks lrye eaeh rnrnrrte wrth courage lest and grate thus keep rng up the standard of the famorrs Human Race Teresa Edelblute rs a salesman for Internatronal Sterlrng She thrnks rdeals are l1lIe tunrng forks sound them often to brrng lrfe up to standard prtch Joy Errksen an ardent Bop salesman says the only trouble rs that I cant tell when the reeord yyears out Mary Ellen Elsele lryes rn Grangeyrlle now and rs oyyner of a farm Nancy Flomers fayorrte lrne Vlhy Brll darlrng you krss as well as Doug or Brll Z Tell me Im the only woman rn your lrfe' She rs an actress no less' Larry Flood rs followrng rn hrs fathers footsteps and rs drrvrng a TV set on wheels wrth red lrght and srren at taehed Shlrley Garrett has acquued yarrcose verns and recently won the prrze at the annual costunre ball for berng most orrgrnal She was a road map Ed Garfland has been gone qurte a brt but he drd graduate from both hrgh school and college He rs a real estate dealer Janet Grow, who lrkes people who are funny says a Joker rs a drrp wrth a personalrty She manufactures cards Darlene Grylness says that embarrassment rs when she ordered somethrng on the menu and found out the orches tra was playrng rt She rs a wartress at the Stork Club Charles Haag rs on tour wrth Spencer and Roy Clark dorng therr archery acts for Natronal School Assemblres Curtrs Hall lrkes gettrng older He says the advantage rs that you can stand for more and fall for less Curtrs rs a Navy Chref now Anne I-lamblm trayeled extensryely rn Amsterdam for a time but now has settled rn a quret suburb of Lley eland She says there rsnt much to see rn a small town but what she hears makes up for rt Harry Hanmg was so trred of gettrng up mornrngs to come to school after 12 long years of rt that he bought a sleep mg bag and rs actrng out Rrp yan Wrnkle Darrell Hanks alras Ole Darrell rs studyrng Track That was the only thrng he lrked rn sehool and out . 6 . 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' - - I :I ' - V, - If - l Jeneal Hanson thlnks a sense of hlllll0l 18 xxh lt Ill lkcs you laugh at S0lIl9thlI'lg xxhlch xxould make IIIG mad ll lt hap pcncd to me Lolly IS xxolklng at Calnegle Llblarx Lltdlllllg' the shelves Joyce lHardlnj Beaman aglees that the gleatest tllllt, SAXLI IS love at f1ISl slght Shc md Jllll ale llxlng ln Parls Ronald Harlow IS a sallol noxx Says he glxes all hls Hlll lrlends a drlnk of xxlnc btc lllSl, he xxants to h IVL a llttle port Ill LV8ly sxxeethe Ill Lols Harmon lccentlx cdltccl a book thats the sequel to Pllllly Post She slxs lllannels are the nolses xoll dont make xx hen eatlng soup Bull Harrlngfon saxs that xclx often a lllan IS knoxxn fUl the companx xxho keeps hllll He oxxns The Blll of Boston Companx Carl Harrls lecentlx told us that bals xx ele S0l'l'lCthlI'lg xx hlch ll xou go lnto xoll ale apt to come out slnglng a fcxx of lnd land behlllcl Bo Bo IS lust a happx felloxx xxlth moncx Wllma Jean Harrlson knoxxs that often the best xxav to catch llel mall IS to lun axxax lI0lTl hllTl She plans to Illfl the 440 ln the Olvlnplcs thls fall Mack Hart oxxlls a St0lC called Halt Se Halt He Stlll IS lust l felloxx trylng to lnake a llttle money Merlyn Harfwlg has a eovxbox band and has xxlltten the sequel to The Hot Rod Race The Dern Dodge Dlag Bob Haskell noxx has lnxented a nevx flllll Has Kell H does SCINICQ fol hls old schoolmates Val Haughey lecentl, Ill!-lllled Walt Dlsnex s son because he xxas the onlx one xxho could understand hel dltlbtle dblllty llke a centlpede xxlth heels on Phll Helnen, 81135 Knlfe Helnen IS the xxollds famous butchel but at the end of the month he stlll has trouble lll3k1l'lg ends meat Arlene Hlgglns owns Manns MUSIC and IS cullentlv slng lng the Numbel one hlt palade song Chants of a Llfe tlme Tom Hlnes IS fllllng ln f0l hls fathel teeth that IS Hls dad IS a dentlst you knoxx' Donna Hochreln Just gladuated from college and 15 novx teachlng drlvel tralnlng nstead of dllvlng the tlalnel MAD Vlrglnla Hoene noxx ISBIIZQS that nothlng IS mole SQIIOUS than a foollsh love affall She IS at Seattle Il13JOIll'lg ln Mate Cholce Cellne Hulberl xxas lecentlx chosen Queen of the Rose Bowl The colllpetltlon xx as scholastlc Russell Hunler has become a successful bankel and estab l1ShLd the fact that bankcls never dle thex Just lose lntelest Gene Hurley IS nex BI so xxeak as xxhen Klampel 15 telllng hfinli hoxx stlong he IS Gene IS lllhlllng f0l Covelnol of I a 0 VIVIBD Jaspers xxllngs necks ln a chlcken f3CtOlX a hang oxer fl0l'lI hel lolc ln the All Hlgh plax no doubt Donald Jenks IS 'Vllss lNlX0l1 s llFld6lSllldx noxx He xx IS so cralx about Engllsh he has nlade lt hls llfe s xxolk Edllh Jensen, an optollllst saxs she IS a hope addlct Dale Jolllff became a dlSC Jockex He noxx llx es on SDIIIS and needles Janet K9fCh6fSId assexts dellcate thlngs ale the tluest thlngs She IS llxlng quletlx xxlth Nell Danny McKay says the less fclloxxs thlnk the IIIOIL they talk Wonder vxho hc has ln mlnd' He noxx oxxns Mclxax s Used Cal Lot Shella Kung IS one of those blondes She IS busx lalslng llttle berry berrxs Donald Klsamore tells us that lnedlcal men sax he IS tallel ln the nlolnlng than lh the ex enlng He has notlced that he s a llttle Sh0lt9l alound the end of the month too Sondra Klamper IS onlx the mllkmans dallghtel but she Sllle IS the Cltdlll of the crop Eh Cene' Sondla 19 IIIHJOI 1 ln S xxlng he I o fnnfrl Vonda Kuykendall has found her mam llllllblf. at belng a housexxlfe IS haxlng too much month left oxel at the end of the money Barbara Laramore IS a successful artlst and has added some nexx colols to the color chart They ale S83SlCk gleen xallex lllalalld lurgle Jade and two tone sarcasm Lavonne Laughy 18 one who always glVES llfe the best she has md she ll get the same ln leturn' She IS a plospec lxe nulst Make Lenz ls stlll xxol l xlng loout the H0190 ln hls new Ford 'Ihen he declded lt xx IS taslel to lust let her drlve He IS the ploud oxxnel of lem Wlotols Loren Longfellow lealned that abbrexlatlons are alxxays follovxed by a pellod except on the beach then thex ale folloxx ed by a lalge cloxxd He IS a beach comber ln Flollda Ralph Longfellow lb dolng llllltatlons of Clocho Nlalx on telexlslon HIS latest song IS Lal as Nluch Earl Loomls asked us lf vxe heald about the dentlst vxho xx as glxen a salute of 2l gums No but xx ell I guess I haxe too He IS a top notch Lan You l'op Thls vxrltel Thelma Lunders flgules anyone vxho tells you vxhat IS xxrorlg and helps you make lt rlght IS youl frlend She 15 marrled noxx and IIVQS happllx xxlth three chlldlen Bob Lundvall dex oted student of Chemlstry dlscox ered the most outstandlng ploduct Chemlstrx has glven to the mod eln xxorld blondes John Madison IJQIIQYLS that opportunltx seems to haxe the uncanny hablt of favollng those xxho haxe pald the PIICE of xears of prepalatlon Pete IS an ambltlous young laxxxer Arlene Mahoney thlnks that speech IS the art of maklng dly nolses flom the chest sound llke lmportant messages from the blalfl She IS now teachlng Brallle Its much easler Arlene Malcom thlnks common sense IS the knack of seelng thlngs as thex are and dolng thlngs as thex should be done Allene IS a IIILISIC l'llaJ0l at Idaho Goldie Mapes IS a IIIISSIOHHIV ln Labl3d0l She says a klnd deed IS HCVQI lost although you max not see lts lesults James Mason oxxns a black mal ket and sells pldld sults to all hls buddles Arlene Maynard has dSCld6d that xou can trust any num ber of people xxlth NOLII lllonex but xerv fexx xxlth NOUI leputatlon Allene IS a bookkeepel fOI O0gl8 s Vlalt Shop Ella Mae Meglnlfy plans to get lllallled and settle doxxn She IS golng to I'll8Il N Just once Barbara Muller has settled cloxxn to a nlce Cllllet llfe after tlxlng to teach school ll I H S Barbara Mlllon aftel l heetlc school llfe noxx IS managlng a place whele you c ln slp soda and dance C ood Luck' Mary Lee Mooneyham found a nexx cake leclpe Canasta Cake Shes the school cook The cake Just lnelts xoul mouth Duane Moore knoxxs that hls 3Ch19Xf.l'l16nl.S ale llke hlS IFOLISBIS thex become thleadbale lf xou lest on them He and Zeke ale ln monkex buslness togethel Ervm Moore tlalns the lllonkexs ln hls and Duane s monl-xex bllg-IIIONS Monkex see monkex do IS thell motto Bob Morrell has graduated xxlth an Nl D flonl W SC HIS COIICIIISIOH IS I don s knoxx lf KISSBS splead g8III'lS Ol not but thex celtalnlx lovxel leslstance Blllllant deductlon Nor' Roger Moss saxs that those xx ho complain about lncome tax can be dlxlded lnto txxo gloups men and women He s a tax collectol Dan Mullarky saxs do S0lll6thlI1g to make other people happy lf lt s only to leave them alone He plactlces xxhlt he preaches Jlm McCoy oxx ns a kennel speclallzlng ln Dachshounds He suggests that xou Get a long llttle doggle Refalee McCracken IS Just average She xxould lalhtl haxe hel beautx than hel bralns because she ICBIIZLS IIIOSI fel loxxs can see bettel than they can thlnk Sandra MacDonald knoxxs that 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Y- x35 ' Af - -' -A . , I IDL, .c at t f L. f I. ,, Monte McMurray thrnks thrt turr 1 lrke rnsurance the older you get the more rt eosts you He rs noyy sellrng lrfe rnsurance or rn ry be rt s re rssur mee Gene Nelson asserts th rr rt trehteen rt neyer occurred to hrm that someday he yyorrld be IS smart as hrs father He s noyy a father Mrlan Norden, after lirology realrzes a butterfly rs only a vyorm that vton hrs yyrngs Mrlan rs rn the Arr Force novt Helen Orr a mrrrrster s daughter Just nrarrred another mrnrsters son She praetrees yyhat he preaches Helen l0lmsteadl Smrth ayers Musrcrans yyrn both yyealth and fame wrth tremulous and quayers Helen asks yyhy arent croks lrrrmortallzed for symphonres rn flayors' Jerry 0'ConneIl cant understand yyhy people yyho haye the trrr e and money to be srnful cant afford to get caught Hes noyy teachrng dancrng at J J s Jass Jornt Ronalu Purvrance, only an optorrretrrst s son rf gry en a parr of glasses yyrll make a speetrcle of hrmsell Marrlyn Pratt has found that rt rs more blessed to be de ceryed rn some thrngs than to be susprcrous rn all thrngs She rs noyy a yyrfe of a belreyer John Prchard oyyns a 'Vlodern Dry Cleaners He yyorks fast and leayes no rrng on the clothes of course Norma Phrllrps yy ho drslrkes people yyho talk all the trme has put rn her resrgnatron from Mutter Inc Kent Patterson has reeently beeome a marrrage counselor He was one of those handsome felloyys vyho belreyed rt s eyery grrl for hrrnself Reba Parsons an easy gorng gal alyyays knovys whats hap penrng almost before rt h rppens She takes after her cousrn Louella Donna Paffrle thrnks 1 gold drgger rs a grrl that rnrnes poratron Nadrne Raffety rs the neyy secretary for Shy Sz Shy 8: Sons She plans to marry' one of the Shy sons Doug Randall rs rn college rnarorrng ln Glrls H that grrls are no angels Noyy he s busy tryrng to frnd to what extent they arent Kathy Raschka frgures that those yyho are up and dorng are ney er down and out Truth rf eyer xt yy ere spoken She rs a dental teehncran for anrrrrals Angle Raspone Jorned the Bellbottonr trouser admrrers Jrm Elben rs a syyabbv and a sweetheart Wrlma Rrchey sayy a grrl do the rhunrba one nrght and descrrbed rt as a dance vyhere the front part of you goes along nrce and smooth and the back part of you goes lrke a Jeep Don Raggers rs an Amerre-an spy and says he met 1 real nrce Chrnese spy nanred Pe Prng Tom Mrlton Rrggers works as a dentrst He says hrs offrce rs just a chamber of hollers Wrlton Rrggers took up studvrng medrcrne He found that bacterra vsas the rear of the cafeterra Marlene Rrsley, yyho has a fr rendlrness that cant be beat declares manv people are lonely because they bulld yyalls rnstead of brrdges Shes novy a famrly lrvrng teacher at old L H S Sharon Rose says Strange to thrnk that years ago there vyasn t ranyl me She rs runnrng an eleyator and rs comrng up rn the yyorld Don Roseborough tells us that Adolescense rs when a bov stops eolleetrng stamps and starts playrng post offrce He rs postmaster at Leyyrston noyy Arlene Ross after all the practrce she got rn hrgh school noyy pushes st rlled ears for a lryrng Monte Rowland has recently yrsrted Ernstern and hrs frrst questron yyas What good does rt do to have brarns No one sees them Vl ho d knoyy rf Monte doesn t Leslre Schuh thrnks rt s better to frnd out one of your oyyn faults than a dolen of your nerghbors She rs a Home Fconomrcs major Janet Schultz asserts the frr st yrrtue rs to restarn the tongue She rs a yyorkrng grrl yyartrng for r nran Mary Lee Scott realrzes that eourtshrp rs that perrod yy hen a grrl decrdes vshether she ean do any better She rs study mg at Mrlls has found t Knnfd Sandra Seckman belreye that most trouble rf left alone yyrll dre a natrrral death She yyorks yyrth Juyenrles rn ehreago Lynn Shangle srys eyen though yye may neyer be rn tl ho s Who yye should all knoyy vyhat s yyh rt I yrrn rs rn Holly yy ood rn eompetrtron yyrth Jonr James Dawn Shrpley a rrrodern grrl has her mother s rrrrbrtron to make some man a good husband Bruce Smrth says that ey ery man has an equal opportunrty to beeonre better than he rs Bruee rs rn eollege study rn l'l Dawn Ann Smrth says that no matter hoyy stony the path some forge to the front no matter hoyy e rsy the gorrrr., some lag behrnd Dayyn rs secretary for eareer ehangrng agency rn Neyy York Alrce Snyder recently yyrote a book ealled Seoutrng for Boys Spry boys preferred yye understand Wesley Snyder rs strll courtrng Barbara We oyerherrd rm say I love you terrr y e eourtly srd ou certarnly do Shrrley Starr belreyes that some men are yyrse but some are also otheryyrse' Duane St Marte rs strll tryrng to pay for that Burck Jerry Strehlou reports hrs runnrng abrlrty gaye out on lrrm but hrs loye of speed rnduced hrnr to drrye hot rods rs novy starrrng rn the neyy rnoyre Beetlebomb Alyce Sweeney has frgured out that lots of felloyys yyho haye neyer taken musrc lessons can strll frddle around She rs a rrrusrc teacher rn Neyy York Ervrn Rush became a Ty reparrnran He says teleyrsron rs just l1ke radlo wrth eye strarn Dorothy Rydvall says a bore rs one vyho has flat feats She IS nrarrred to a comedran and belreye me rt s no bore Norman Sandqurst rs noyy a sandrnan to keep up the repu Gwen Sartarn thrnks a wolf rs one who grves a vyoman the best leers of her lrfe She rs keeprng the wolf eomrng to her door by berng a beauty operator Duddly Thompson rs noyy rn the map makrng brrsrness after makrng reams of themes for Mrs Adam Mary Ann Vassar after learnrng to drrye says When a yyoman puts her hand out of the ear rt means only one thrng the yyrndovy rs open She rnstructs drrver s trarn rng elass at L H S Elva Weaver says rn famrly lryrng she learned that a hy po chondrrae rs a person vyrth a srck sense She rs studyrng hypochrondrracs Kurt Wegelrus has learned that a successful man yy orks on yyhat he lrkes yyhether he makes money at rt or not Chrrs Welsgerber states vlhen Chref Robert O preked her up for makrng a L turn rn front of the Hut lm sorry but I just yyashed my car and I cant do a thrng yyrth rt Curtrs Weston says only a selected feyy can fly vyrth the ovyls at nrght and keep up wrth the eagles rn the day trme Donna Whrte sympathrzes vyrth her father who sard I yy ork hard to keep the vyolf from our door you grovy up and brrng one rrght rnto the house Jan Whrte rs a lady polrce vloman She has a prrntrng press for frngerprrnts 24 hour servrce Joan Wrcklund belreves that rt does no harm to dream as long as you get up and hustle vyhen the alarm goes off Vrrgrl Wrcks, who hates dames says they' are a thrng of beauty yyrth a Jayy forever Myrtle Wrllramson, the brarn of the class says that nrne tenths of vtrsdom rs berng yyrse rn trme An understudy to Lrnstern she has frgured out a neyy baby formula Roger Wrllrams savs that hard yyork rs hrghly respectable but you cant make rt popular Leroy Wrlson after going wrth Reba says a vyoman s gossrp rs a gab bag He lrkes rt though Leroy rs an archrtect rn Phrladelphra John Worden rs neyer seen hurryrng and says I lrke my lrfe too yyell to try and hurry through rt Ronnre Jo Yount has become a famous pranrst rn Holly yy ood She says Hollyyyood rs Just the place yy here they put beau trful frames rn prctures Joyce Wrcks rs stenographer for an antr Lommunrst serentrst yy ho rs rnyestrgatrng Red Lorpuscles ' . 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X Marlon W Adam IIS 1Edl MA Unn of Idaho Subneets Engllsh U S Goxelnment and Clo al Geoglaphx lletentlon SLIDGTXISOI Home State Idaho Ina Carlson bmx of Washington Llbxallans eextlfleate INICE Washington State Lollege Sub lect Hugh School Ilblalldfl Stu dlnt llbrauan ddXlS0l Home St Ate Idaho Robert E Harris BS 'VIA Co Illlllbla Unix SUIJILLIS Vocal Music and I-nghsh Home State Idaho Queen R Holbrook B I'l 1H1str L1 ot Idaho lent Hlstolx and L.lllddI'lC9 Kd uso: to Puxplt 81 fold League 8: c0llIll,lI l11State G1 League and Bengal Llaxss Home State Idaho Calvm Messmger 1 d 1 Northexn State 'leachexs College Aberdeen South Dakota Sub Jeets Bookkeeping and 'lxplng Advlsox to Lox alts Squad and ennxs ome St ate S o u t h Dakota George Mouchet BS lFdu Unn ol Idaho Sulaletes Pnglxsh Shout hand and Dramatlcs AdYlS0l to 'lhesplans Home State Idaho Gracev Nnxon BA 11-'nga bun of Idaho M X I ng Ln XN3ShlI'IgIOII Suhlect Ifngllsh Ad uso: to Senior L lass Home State W nshmgton f20J OrvuIIeG F Bulfnnch B :Pd Umv of Idaho BS mFdr NICI- Subjeets I'I'lgIISh and Spuch Advlsox to Debate Home State W ashmgton 1FIlSI SLIIIGSILI u Jean E Frnck Subxect Maehlne Shop Home State Washlngton Robert L Holbrook BA MS Lnlv of Idaho Sublects Journ allsm PIIIJIICBIIOIIS and Geoxn etlv AXdXlSOI' to Qulll 8: Seloll Press Club Bengals Puri and Yeaxbook Home State Idaho Merl L Kytonen BS ll-Idl Umx of Idaho Sublects Health I-ust Ald and Phvslcal Educatlon Ad letle Assoclatlon and Mawlettes Home State Idaho WesW Lathen B S ihdr Unn of Idaho BF tEdl Washington State College Sublect Shop A Basketball Cross Countxw and 'IIHCK and Field Home State Washlngton Weaver W Myers MA rbpeechl LSL AB l0ratorsl Pasadena College Sublect Ylath AXdVlSOI Commencement Speakers Home State Kansas May L Nesbitt N IC If Subject Studx Hall SUDLINISOI of Attend ance Records Home State Idaho ' - - -- - - I ' . . ' - .s. 1 .1, ' , . - ' ' .- 1- '- . 1 ,ei - - ,- Ib I L- 3 . 5 ,, 5 - - ,, - I - .Q V1 I . .3 ,Z s f 1 I: 1 l v 5 ' ' . , ,. .' : ' J ' 1 - .. 1 : ' . , ' . .-. . .' . .. S1 'Z . . - . ., ..'., . ' - I . . T - V l ' 3 'I 3 ' ' ' V - L' ',. .. v ' ' . 1 ' .-, - '. . H - . ' 11 ' I . . - ,S. rica. I M.A. . '1iv. ' ' 1 Sub- ' , . ' ' ' ' ,. ' QI. t 4 .' 1 V. P C , I, , -FIS, visor to Girls' L Club, Girls' Ath- . 1. , . -. , , , A ' ' f B,S, E .. , , , ' ' ' 1 X 1 , - . . 1 1 ' . -- - ,, ' . -, ' . - v . - 1 T H - 2 -: J I , ' I I x ' iz ' ' I . 1 . . 1 . ' . ' ' ' ' sz - ' 5 I 2 I 9 't ' . 1 ' - 1 - s I I . xv 1 W , . ' . ' : Ii .l. ' iv. of ' I ' if ' . Edwm Ranta BS rl-dy MS tEdJ Unix of Idaho Subpects Mathc matics and Cuidance Advisor to concessions silcs Home State Idaho Nell M Robmson BS llld b Lnn o Idaho MA llfngl Unix I Washington Sublccts If ng, is and kamllw living AGVISKJI to L Cube and Radio Ifoiensxc Home State Kentucky nneySScheube I 1 Vt ashlngton Stats. Qolege Sub ltcts Phxsics and Biology Head ol tlckct salts for school cvtnts I-Ionic Sl :tt W lshintlton Lydia M Sloan X B lA1tr Lnn of Washington Unix of Chicago bnlx ol Ldlll Subjects Ait Ad visoi to Alt Honor Society and Alt Club Home State Michigan Robert H Williams I tl-.du Noxthein Idaho College of Educa ion Su lects S HISIOIW World Hlstoix and Phxsical Fdu t ation A Ilootbill and Basketball and B Basketball Coach L Club Advisor Home State Idaho J Ross Woods B S 1Busb Lmx of Idaho M S llVlllSlC lLdlLn1x of Idahog Subject: Instrumental Mu- sic' Advisor to all instrumental groups and Band Letterman: Home State: Iow'i. Marie Nicholas - . . Univ. Kansas' Subjects: Commercial Subjects' Home State: Wyoming. 1Not shown.l Florence E Pratt :HI-L Lnlv of Idaho MS IHPLI Iowa State College Sublect Home I'co I'l0l l'IlLS I- HA Adusoi District XCIXISOI 1951 1954 Home Statc Idaho Edward D Sanman, Jr BS 1Ed1 lnlx ot Idaho Sublects Biologv ind Arch Iliming Advisor to I llLll0llll'S I lub md Science Hon an Klub Home State Was lIl,!.,lUIl Marlon Shmn S A 1Bus Adm J XS ashlngton State College Sub lects Lhemlstix and Descriptive Science Junior Class AdWlS0l Home St atc Idaho RoyE Smnth BS nEdn MS 1Ed1 Unix of Idaho Sub1ects HISIOIW and Physical Education Golf Club Advlsor Home State Arkansas Verna Stahlhut Lnn I Washington Sublects Latin and Spanish Adusoi to 'National Hon oi QOCILIX thaptu Home St atc Illinois Burton L Woodward BS IPP ind I-new Nloolhead lMmnesotaJ Statt tollegt Subiects Fngllsh 'incl Physical Education' B Foot- ball and Basketball Coach' Sopho- more Class Advisor' Home State: Minnesota. Maude J. Scofield - B.A. Wash- ington State College' Subjects: English: Debate Coach 1Second Semesterl' Home State: Wiscon- KENNETH L HILL Secreiarues IRENE NCWELI PUTH DARNNIN WH f22J Senior Hiqi'1SChooi Principal 4-4444+ U- - zz, glam, Ullmm fRead1ng from bottom to toy J DUANE MOORE Pre-sudeni' GARY CHISHOLM Vrce Presadenf NANCY FLOMER Treasurer ED GARTLAND Secrerary Wrn+erama s snowflake serfrng en nanfed dancers beneafh blue and silver canopy lg! ff 1 ff f 1235 'K ,azz 5 rf a o ' J ,, , f fr fb' 1 I' Qyp' 47 ol ,,,' , - Q ' f , ,,, ,af N I 0 W, ' Q- ' ' nr I I I v I , fx' . . . 1 , 5 ,Q ' .1 ' s Y 'I v - If A I . .- Beverly Ann Allen-lhml 3: Fl-IA .-1 e 'wr S . 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V' 0 l Helen Beckner X l Llub 4 Wnlham E Brachf Xll Hlgh Plax l In Z I4 Iimd LL l n l 2 3 4 PIUIII Pu ss L lub 4 P1411 C lub 2 3 Ls 4 4 Raclm l-on unul 24 S1 1 S Paw Thesplans 3 4 'I rank 2 3 4 YXC 4 All Stain Band 4 Olch 2 34 Class as 2 IJ mu Iimd 3 Crm I nun x James J Branom Baseball 34 Basketball 2 3 4 Boxs L Club 34 Football-4 JI Prom Sl Ball IE AllSt.1l Basketball 'Z 4 Gene Fa Burch XIIH1 h Plax 4 dpplll x XllStaI1 Chou 4 Alice Eleanor Burrus Offlce Gxrl 4 TL.1chuSeCx 4 CLASS '54 Wayne Kay Byers XllH1gh Plax 4 Bisnblll 3 H1slletlJallYIg1 34 xx I L lb S Pla 'Ira 1tx 2 fer from Hdl glane Mlllt8IW School 11' Charles Edgar Campbell Baslllt ba 4 Boxs I Club-1 Football 4 P ll 4 Theodore C Chenowefh Boxs L Club 34 Football 34 Jr Pxom Scx Hon 3 4 Txack 3 4 Vnrgnnna Lee Cormaney 'ut Club Art Hon Soc 3 Hon Soc L Lube 'IL :chu Sem -1 SENIORS QS, Spencer Dean Campbell Xll llu.:h -1 XLapp4.lla'l4 JI ll Nhxecl fh0lllS 2 S1 Flax lhv, D1 S3-1QNIll'1lSlll'wi4 Xml Gary Colon Chnsholm B lS1blll 3 Itball 2 3 4 L 4 L orts Ifd 4 S1 ll Sxlns man 3 EAC, 4 IHSPA 4 fuss untlx 23 Llas Xiu 1 I l- Xll Star Basketb all 4 Mary Anne Coulfhard Lomm C lub 3 4 L1b1a11an 4 0if1uf1rl4 Carl E Chnlds Robert Evan Collms Tldl'lSfLl fxom Renton Xl aghmgton --' - ' a I Play 3- 2: ' - 2 .-Z '. Pwml g .gfg .1 ii' ' . '. -C ' ','Z 'S'- BUQS' 4 'll 3'-41 -'IU 'Xl v wk am: - 1 lj! 25 1' if 1 wl'y 4, -1: Il 'amurul -3-4, ff 4: lia:-:ke ' - - 2 Boys' I, 'lub 2-3- 1 Boys' Stab: Football 4: Jr. Patrick Callahan-Debate4gTrans- P1'0m: Press Club 3-4: Puri' 3. ' - -- , ' Sp ' .' I . g C2 Ba 3 Tag C: 'J- W 1. g Y , 2 . I Co - 5 ' H-l n-sa. 4: 1 I ll : . ' : ' ' 1 - ' . u . ' T -1 ' L . A A I I il 2: ..f.4g Q Donna Loulse Coon All H1gh Plax Z3 Xllllllll 4 Bengal Claus 23 ' 1 C u D11 Jr Prom Ioxallx Squad 34 L Cube P 8.1 Iounul 4 I'1ess Club 4 Qu1ll 8. Sgroll 4 RdCll0f'Ol 34 Counc1l4 51 Plav 'lhespxans X P 4 PSS? Conf 4 Homeeom mx: Quun Valentme Queen YAL Punuss 3 Karen Evoryl Crozier XllH1gl1 Plax 34 A Band 234 Band Let ILIIIILD Z3 Plas 4 Beng,alCla1xs ls Stxte Hon on 'm I Cube. I1eas Press lb I4 I '34 Qlllll 8. bex mul B 51 P ax l u., S xlv. 4111 m I lhu-.plans 4 HAQ .34 lSSl Ion! 'I IHSPA 3 OILI 2 34 Suu lreas 2 Svsmg Band X XL P1lncLss 3 Coll' Karrle Georgia Delugan All Hlgh Plax 234 QUIHIII Club 3 Secx 4 Hon Son 4 Iox altw Squad 34 I Cube Ofilce Gl1l4 P 81 G Coun 4 51 Plax 'Icacher Secw LSIJI ms 4 3 QOIITICI Z Z 4 Larry Louls Cox 'hack 234 Mary Ellen Ensele Bengal Clan 234 Comm Club 4 D11llTe 1 ui OILIS b ax L mhu SLU Roy Dalson Clark Al1H1gh Play l X1t Club4 Mt Hon Soc 4 Jr Prom S1 Plaw Ienms 34 Thes 11111144 K xn1nast1Ls34 AILh6IX 4 Peier Lossl Corwm X I appclla 4 X Band '34 Band Inltumen 34 Boxs L C lub 'Z 4 Football 3 4 Sr Plax FIACIK 2 3 4 'xll State C.ho1us 4 'Vllxed Pnsembln 4 IF All Star lootb ill 4 Thomas Elfon Croson A Cappella Teresa Lou Edelblute xllH1gh Plax 234 X Band 34 Band Let te1mu134 I-HX-I GXX34 6,1115 L Club 4 P 8 I Klllllltll-1 Lo n 4 ' IX llus S f Y slxu 34 ' Janet Grow Xll Ihgh Plax 34 A Cappella 4 Bengal Clava 234 Comm Qlub 4 Dull 'learn 3 GAA Radio I-orcn 34 Plav lennls 4 'lhuplans 4 C oli 234 G11 s Glu. 3 ,W CLASS '54 o 0 Enksen I K1 4 onus 3 IL lL N LX 4 Nancy Lee Flomer -XllH1gh Plax 4 X Cappella 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Band letlexmen 3 'sem Tleas 4 Ben gal Claws 234 Guls L Club 2 Hon Son 4 Loyalty Qquad 34 l Cube Su Hon 4 Counul 234 SI Ball S1 Pln 'lag Salesman 4 lLl'lI'll's 2 Ihuplans 4 kll N Bmd '3 All Stau Chorus 4 Qllss mas 4 IWIXLK lfnsnmw L Orch 2 'i 4 Larry Thomas Flood Xll llueh n Br S ulronlu Z l 4 Hun l um x S u lf 1 lol ' 4 mn 4 ul Sr Play 1 pl ms 'l 4 Shnrley Mae Garret? Xll Hxgh aw 234 X Cappella 4 Ban Claws 234 Comm Club 34 Drxll eam 34 GXA 23 JI P1 m Loyalty Squad 34 S1 B ll b Play leacher .Secs 4 'lhesplans 4 fuls f,h0ll.lS 'S Darlene Cora Gryfness - Officu L 'l'L-'ache-1' Sc-cj. . W1 SENIORS .2 Charles Lester Haag Xll I-hgh x ' om ' lx 4 lh J s X1 x 4 xmnls llx Joyce lHardmJ Beaman X C p 1 2 1 lpn :ls lfnsm mblL Ronald V Harlow Xll lllgh ll x ' Xl x S uit n 4 S P n Darrell Russell Hanks Q xs S Ho Irank Z4 QIOSS c,UllTltlX 4 Lois Marie Harmon -A Cappcllw 4: Bgngal Claws 3-4' Comm. Club 3-4: CAA 2-3.P1'es.4: f'irls'L C h .- 1 .-71 Jog Mixec Chorus 'L ' uncil 4: T151 Salesman 4: C'i'. ' Lv 31 liwclmintox .. Jeneal Ann Hanson Xll H1gh Plan 4 Bnngal Claus 34 Comm Club 1 I Cl11b 234 Losaltx Squad 234 iss Club 4 Purx 4 S1 IX IQnn1s2 YAC Quun 2 Anne Elizabeth Hamblm XllIl11.,l1 dl 234 -knnual 3 Bus NIg1 4 lhngdl Claus 2 3 4 Comm fllll 'Ie 11 3 4 X X Z 3 L ' 41 illx Squ 1 1 L Iss Q1 I0 34 R.-14 I0 Ifoun 34 Su Hon .34 Luu11L1l4 51111 P IL ichu Suu Ihpsplans 3-I PSSP Conl I C ll Z I Il111clhoolC I-41 4 IHSPA 4 Wilma Jean Harrison C ippnll 2 3 4 Lox altx bquad 2 3 4 RdCll0 1Ln 23 S1 Bal IVIIIOICI C XINIIASIILQ 3 Valerie Ann Haughy All Hll.,l'l Plas 3 4 Axt Club 4 Beng 11 Clan T eds Dllll 'Imam um Ioxaltx Squad 34 I 8 fClllllCll 3 RL1d1o F01v.n 3 I1 llIlCll 4 l ns ls s 4 h s Phil R. Heinen- 4' Y Curtis Joseph Hall All H1gh Phu 3 Ir P10111 Lowaltw Squadd WILL ' LS 4 SCI on YICC Pus 3 Pus 4 Counc1I34 Carl Mack Hart Wnllram Lee Harrmgion PUII 34 Robert Lewis Haskell Arlene Louise Higgins - Bengal aws 3-4: Comm. Club 3-4: Dr' 3 1 1 1 l Z: Sr, Bull: Play: 'I'each,1' Secy. . CLASS '54 Vlrgmna Lee Hoene Xll llu,h ll NN mm lluh om as Pln 'lil SLU 4 lio Q lllllllllj., Plll1ilNN 4 3 Celune G Hulbert Xlllhgh I .-1 4 Annual 4 Bengal Claus 214 Drxll Team 4 Hon Soc 3 Sem T eas 4 Lfube P ess flub -1 Qulll K 'suoll 4 SCI Hun 3 4 S1 Plas lar: Salesman 2 lhv-pl ans-4 Eugene Richard Hurley Xll llu,h ix lic ala. I x utball 5-l ll ll 4 QL K Scroll 4 ioun 4 1 ' Sails 1 k X XL 4 lims Na lon ss rlx Slut B1 'I I xmn :sins Ednfh Marne Jensen Lomm Club 'S4 Rachel Qncx 3 Shella Margaret Kung Xll High ax Ima X uacl -1 Nllxecl 1 N Plax SENIORS 3 Donna Mae Hochreln C xmn INIILS Russell Lloyd Hunter I l'xm Sc Hon 'K-1 Vuvlan Ann Jaspers XII lllgh Pl -1 Ca a H1 S L I1 Prom Imaltx Squad 2 3 Suu 1hL - m IX l ns 1 ms '54 Dale Davud Jolluff Kll Hu.,h I' Bas Hon son l um Z r IIILSDIAIIS 4 Jane? Verlee Kefchersld Ummm ub luxe 1 Siu 4 Sondra Ann Klamper XllH1f.,h IX 2 34 ht Club-1 Comm L 4 PHX2 GAA3 I1Plom Loxnl tx Squad 234 P 8x C Council 2 ' css Club '34 CIUPOILU 3 Lu Qounu S Ball S1 Plas lLIllllS'l-4 X Xl 34 PbSP Conf 34 IHSPX 34 flass Secs 3 Homeummml., Pun mass 4 YAC Prinuss 3 Vonda Kay Kuykendall K S .1 L Plum Liblaxian 'l Pxess Llub 3 Pin 34 Lounul 24 lxmnasi u lc Barbara Jean Laramore X11 High Plax 4 Annual 3 4 Kr! Llub 2 3 4 All Hon Soc 234 I Lube Qkllll uoll 4 91 Plax ll'llSDldYlS Mike George Lenz Earl Alfonzo Loomns Donald Kay Klsamore X Band 234 Band Lettelmen 34 Orch 23 Xiu Pies 4 All Statu. Band 4 Dist l nc 4 Sunni., Ban 2 'R 4 Loren Keith Longfellow Lavonne Florence Laughy High Plax 4 A Band 234 Band Lettermen 34 Bengal Claus 34 Comm Club 34 LCube 51 Plax le-ache: Secy 4 Ralph James Longfellow Xll I-hgh ax 4 appella 4 N P N 'lhespxans 'IldI'l'wftl lmm Council Idaho Thelma Lucvle Lunders Comm Cub 4 Office Gul 4 Pun 3 leachez Secx 4 I Plzj -1- if ' ' 1' . 'lub L. - lir T .- 5 Purr 3, Co-Ed, -l: ' Z A ,j I lf Kill' 'Q - 43 ' 'il 'll ' .--, All-I I . ia l 1 U ' ' d Jr. ' :Sz D' f wi X l A -A Tap- pella 4: Comm. Club Il: GAA 2-3: Q Girls' L Club 3-4: Girls' .'t'1-1 Jr. N ' - IH -: ' '-: lg fl: Girls' G 'Q 3. - All- ' - Pl-g 5 A C' ' 1 Cr. lag: V' ' 1 l . ' - 1 1 ' : 1 ,,,, CLASS 54 Roberl Dean Lundvall Xlllhgh IX l MIN 4 uk John P Madnson XllHlgh Plax 34 Xnnual 4 Bow L Club 34 Footlnll Ylgx 34 .Il P10111 Loxal squad 4 Pune Club 34 Pun 34 Rlcllolfoxen 34 COIIHCII 4 S I uk 34 IS nl II ' In u ll Z Arlene Roselyn Mahoney I1b1 1 fl n 7 14 Mary Arlene Maynard Bulgal C aww 2 3 4 Comm Club I I IC'- xl l llll '34 1 lub 4 Jn SOL Plum Loyaltx Squad 34 I CubL Off Le Curl 4 PrL55 Club 34 Pull 34 Qulll 81 SLroll 3 4 Councxl 3 4 Sr a S Plaw PSSP Conf 3 FBI 'X C nnl 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Duane Franklnn Moore Baseball 34 Boss I Club 34 Bows 5 ate I-oothlll fl CUC lptl1n4 JI Prom ll 4 COIIHCII-1 51 Ball EAC, PFLS 4 Class XILC I ICS 23 Pics 4 Cnmnastlu- 34 II' lfmmtball 4 .1- Goldae Eunuce Mapes X l .pp ll n 1 C un m ll C 0 S IL lLhL1 QLCX 24 Helen Arlene Malcom X11 ll1Lh IX C IDDC a Comm on OL I Cu L url C hmus 3 N1 J lL IC x Ella Mae Megenlly Comm Club FHX4 C XX 2 Ioxaltx Squ P ILIL ll S LN 4 Barbara Paulme Muller I-HA 4 tlrls Chorus 4 Pull 34 Barbara Mary Anne Mlllon FHA 4 C 'Illl 7 GVK 2 x cl L IL lCh0l SLU 4 NIAIOICIIL 3 4 ' ' -.- 'z DL- zu -1 ' ' I 11-4: lic gal Claws 2-3-41 ' 1 . Plz, SH: Council 31Sr- I'lil5'3'1h95' Q, C'lll 14-4: llrill 'l'L-zum 41 FII.-X 2. 11, Dil -' LTV? 34- Sz , 4: Il-CIIIBUZ Nlixccl Ch Vu: 2: i ' -- 4- '3 'Q ' 3 Plzj 3-4: A 'z -ll' -l: ' . U' - 2 h lx I '. - Club 3-4: H . s -, -11 b-1 ' 3 I ' i ' ' ' ' Ili: - ' ' .' . 3 .' 1 I lay: -1 'll1'l' Sr. I all: Sr. Play: 'I' 'z ' ' . - : 'CSI' 51.4. -A 4- C'0 I 31 Golf 2: ISI A 4: tru- ' . I llll 'z ' -3-4. F . 8' 3-4: I : ll I 1 . Q I ad .a ,1 4: Office Girl 4: Sr. lay: Hz -h -' ' A V' I Sc ' '. . l', .' 2. 2'.-12 Dr'l ez .- 1 GAA 2-3-42 Cfrls' L CI : Hr . .' -. 4: Jr. ' L 'f B ll: gr. ga . : ,- ,I f '. .1 ' ' ' - . f' -1 . ' -: 'L : . - ' H fu 1 'fr it 1 '33 4 i 35 2-3- 1 'fm . C'lul 3-4: l ,- -3-41 Pl' 1 'A Q N ,Q f ' 'QQ , Lo,-lllly squa 41 Offic- Girl 41 I' 1 . 34: IZ. SENIORS 1 32 Robert Henry Morrell All Hugh n A L Jclln C lub 4 A B md 2 B md I mttunmn Z Boxs L Club 34 l-oolb1ll234 Jr Prom Loxaltx Squad 34 Su H n 34 S1 Ball S1 Plax lLIlI'llS 4 'Ihesp1ans34 NW thou 3 Xll Stdtc Chou 4 folf 24 Wllxul I- snmblf. 234 ms n Olch 2 Sandra Marne MacDonald 1 H h Pldx 2 Comm Ll h 234 f XX 2 Lmdltx Squxd234I1hla :mn 34 S1 Plax Iuuhcr SLU 4 Monte C McMurray X L nppnll skelball 4 Sow L 4 ootball 3 4 ' 4 1 Sales 234 Losaltx Squad 34 Press Club 3 4 Pun 34 bl Ball lag Salesman 3 lldck 2 3 4 X al Q ntmc King Danlel Ray McKay Xll llllcll Pl x b .A H0 Src ceP1es 4 Boxs C lb Pldx Track 2 3 4 Milan Evan Norden n 1 lmux ll 2 3 4 ll! 9- ,Y Ervm L Moore Baseball 234 Bus L Club 234 JI Pxom Sr Ball Dan John Mullarky Refalee McCracken A Band 2 Bengal Claus 234 Comm Club Dull Team 3 GAA 2 Prom Lzbrallan 234 Press Club ccx S Ba Plax PSSP Cont 3 James Reber? McCoy Gene Nelson CLASS'54 Helen Claruce Orr X Cdpptll 1 3 4 Bengal tlmx34 tomm tlub34 X 4 I Club 3 St eds -l Hmn SL 34 Ltu Hon 4 S Helen I 10lmsteadl Smuth Comm Club 4 l-HA 'Z Preq 4 Counul 4 Ttdthtl Suu 4 State I- A Conf 'fl John Clinton Plckard XII Hxgh ' dl 4 lx tmstu x 1 lf A Nadine Anne Raffety - litngll Claws 3-4: Comm. Club 3-4: 0l'l'ice r ' ' ss ' . 3 '1' I1 Teacher Sncy. 4. Kent Everett Patterson - All-High P ay 4: A Cwpptllu 3-4: Baskctlnll .-1 oys' . ' Z. :Fc - ' 3, Co-t lpt. 2. . ' 1: - j Squid 3-4: Cot -il 1 S: ' 2 Sr. Play: Tag Salesman 2: Track 2-3-4: IE XII-Star Football 'l'0'llll 4: Mixed Ensemble Il-4, SENIORS 4 James Jerome O Connell loxaltx u ul 4 Sl J lllS 4 x t u Donna Marne Pafflle L omm Club englltldux 34 l X Q it lu 1 SL Reba Mae Parsons Xll Hugh Pldx C.-1 lpellx 4 om L lu s I I ox Squad-1 I tho: P unul 4 Sr ' ix Ronald D Purvnance 4llH1gh Play 4 A Cdppelll Z 34 Loxalts Squad 34 'Vhxcd Lhoxus 2 P101 ' lb 2-3 - -Prts. 1 on. I-1. . , '. 'urus 3:1 - Sluts. Chorus 4' Mixed Plnsumblg 3-4: Barber Shop Qu'u'tct 41 All- State FLst. 2. Norma Faye Phillips A Band ': ' mm. Club 3: ll 'xvc Chorus 1 'Machu' Secy. 4. Kathryn Ann Raschka All Hnzh Plax 2 'i 4 Annual 4 'ht Club 'l 4 Bnngal Claus 3 4 Comm Club '3 4 1 l n C AA JI P1 x zltv Squad 4 flllS Chorus 0f1LLC1lll3 Fuss Lluh '34 Puri 4 Counul 4 S1 Ball lhuplans 21 Pus 4 IHQPX-l Ml on H Rlggers XllH1p,l1 ll x IUSS Countxx 4 Cleo Marlene Rlsley X Cappnl a 4 Wllfon E Rlggers Bow Q 1 4 'su on ack 'Z 4 Cross Colm IX C apt un 4 Dorothy May Rydvall Pull lc lchnr Q Douglas Edmund Randall Blu hall 234 Basketball 34 Boys L llub2'i VICE Pres 4 Bows State Hn S L 3 Plas 4 I 8111105234 lox lltx Squad 4 ll Plom Radio un '34 bu Hon 34 Coun S Marllyn G Prah Xll Illgh l lax 4 2 Hun 4 I Lube 'Vlnul Chorus 2 Don Duane Ruggers Angeline Marne Raspone Ummm nh F Pru L lu rx Wllma Ada Rlchey Comm Klub 4 K XA 234 0fflCOClll4 Pull ln icllm Secs 4 ,35, CLASS '54 Monte Ray Rowland An null 4 Hmn Sec 3 hu Plas 411 P10 1 x S llll Puss Clll Ill K 8110114 Su Hon I .ual Donald Ray Roseborough A Hugh Plan 34 Boxs L Club 34 S: Plax Thesplans-1 'lrack'!4 I Gwendolyn Sarlam Bengal Llavls 2 34 Dull TL nm 3 -1 Nllxad Ch0lllS Sl fills CJIQL Norman Keufh Sandquusf Intl muxal 3 4 Leslne Fern Schuh SENIORS ws, Arlene Janlce Ross Xll Ilxgh I l u mum ll lb lm l x u ld 4 Lxlnxarlan H 51 Sharon Lee Rose 'x Band 234 Band Letterman 34 lrwm Joseph Rush X Bmcl Sandra June Seckman Nllxed Qh0llIS 3 Duane Sl' Ma rue Mary Lee Scott All Hlgh Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Comm Club 34 Hon Soc 34 JI Prom L Sales 2 3 4 lov lltv Squad 2 3 4 L Cube Olflus G11l 4 P 81 G Counul 2 SLC! 3 Press Club 4 Qulll 81 SLrol14 Scl Hon 4 Secs Tleas 3 Student Body Secs 4 Sr Play S1 Ball 'ILache1Secx 4 Thupl ms 4 111 State Conf 2 3 Col lIOll'lLLOIIllY'lf.Z Punness 3 Janet Hope Schulze X Band 2 3 4 B nd Iettelman 2 3 4 Bnngl us 34 Ile 3 Hun So C1 1 Counul 4 All St :IL B mc 1 L x Clnmv, fllldllil 3 4 Dawn Ann Smlfh X Cappella 4 C NX 2 Hon Soc 4 Loxalty Squad 4 LLube Olflce C111 4 'leacher 's u 4 Cnls Clee Wesley Willard Snyder Jerry Edward Strehlou Boxs L lb 234 T1aLk 234 CIOS Qounllx 34 -qi' Lynn Shangle All Hxgh Play 34 A Cappella 23 Accom 4 Iuls Stae 3 Hon Soc 4 Jr Prom I Cube S1 Play Tennis 234 Thesplans 3 S cx 4 All State Chou 2 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 Bruce Mlckael Smufh lp ull vs J l- lx mslu from ILIUIIIL Idaho Dawn Marulyn Shupley All High Play 34 Bengal Claus 234 Hon Soc 4 LCube Mlxed Chorus 2 Pxess Club V1ceP1es 3 Pres 4 Pur1 3 Co Ed 4 Quill 8: Scxoll 34 Lounc1l4 Sr Play Teachu SLLW 4 Thesplans 4 PSSP 34 IHSPA Conf 34 Shlrley Ann Starr Loxallx Squ ld 4 Olflae C1114 'leaehu knLLN 4 Alyce Laurene Sweeney All Hugh Plax 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 A Band 2 G11ls L Club 4 Loxalu Squid '34 LCube Mixed Ch0lllS 2 S1 Plax S1 Ball C0unc1134 Teacher Secs 3 Tenms 34 Thespxans 4 XAC 23 Secv 4 Alllxl Music Conf 4 All State Conf Z4 VVIIXLCI Ensemble 234 Yell Le :du 4 437, CLASS '54 Elva Rebecca Weaver X L appclli I X S I 1 mhz Se Curhs Gene Weston Boxs I Llub 34 .11 Prom Press Llub 4 Puix I llack 234 Cuunax IILS 3 4 Intrmuudl 3 4 Chrlshna Mary Weisgerber I I- ugh Il x Z! Bang Claus 2 mm ii Dr 'IL il P L lu Pu.ss Club 3 N Pins 4 Puri i4 bu Hon 4 Colm Ihnsplms 4 YAC, 4 IHQPA Conf 4 X M Princess 3 Donna Lee White Art Club Pies 4 Mdjoretto. 234 Pius Club 4 I, Pun '34 Lounul 4 Si Plax Virgil Vernon Wicks X Bind 2 'Z I It 4 4 I5zskLtb.1Il4 Boxs L Llub 4 L OLIIICI lla 2 I4 Orch 2 34 Su1n:5Band34 Cross I ounti x Z SENIORS ,,,,, is Kurf Wegellus nu il I4 H L I ' om ox illx Nqu ' Qlill A Scr un ioun IN P 1 on P X K mil 4 Alice Elaine Snyder Las Z 1 oius lumix Duddly Thompson Jan Whlfe X11 IIl1.,h I l rx 2 3 Xn rl iv ii .1 L Hon Soc 4 P om A LS 2 3 4 I m dlh Squa I LH 4 8. I Luunu ' css um 1. 8: SL 1 Cl0I 0lLI'l 34 P In lndchu Sec hLSD1ZiIlS 2 3 4 X XL 3 4 I' lag bnaru 234 Iolf 2 IHSP Joan Marne Wlcklund Xll High Plux 'Z 4 Bnngdl Claus 3 4 Comm nh 3 4 'I 4 Ima uad 2 3 4 Oliiu x in Ill Su x 4 Iluspmn Q i ' -An 1 I-L on, i Su-. I-4: Jr. Ir zl, .1 j S nd ,i 'L , 1 I 4: Irm-ss Ululi 3-4: 1' ' ull 4: FI . 4: Iloyully .xfllllid-11 Tris' K 343 Sci: H - 343 ' vil 21 SV qg1N.3:'l'05. .rnwq-.4. Plzj: Sr, Bull. ISSI I' l'. 3-4: IHS I ' '. ' - ,' ' . ' K' ' ' - GAA 3. - 1 '. ' 1 T 3 'l'r .'. 'L Girls' I. Cluh 4: G'rls' 41812 Ball: ' - -: ij .- Ch 'x Si: 2. O ' ' ' - X11- I' 'aj'-I: ' ul T: -3-4: Cn , Chl 34: ill 'iz u 3-4: GAA 2-3: Girls' I, Club 3, r is. 4: 0l'l '- Girl 41 ' , fice. - cil 4: Sr. Play: Teacher Secy, 4: A '-1 - '21 -.Ll - nu: 4: Comm. CII! 3-4: l'rls' Stl-3 . .' -. : Jr. r 2 L S'l-5 . j S L 2'3. ' - ' , Pr-5. LI.-Cube: P ' 1 T l 41 g 1 - '- - 3 3 Ir Cl I 4: Quill .'-rmll 41 .- : ' -' :Sz liul' - ' '- . .- : Council 3-4: Sr. Ball: Sr. lf: f Q -y. 41 at 'l'f:'.' ' --1-.-1: :QA-1. 3-4: .hx Pram: .' 1 21 Ck Cll - 1 Drill 'Tezmi .- 1 . j lly '.:.g -' ..g Sq --1 - Girl 41: Sr. '- 23.4, I Plaj:'I'cz 'I in '. s4. Ronnue Jo Younl A Lappdla Ac compamst 4 'Vl1xLd L hmus Agumm panlst 2 P 8: K Lounul 3 Vlu. es 4 hu LCN 1 atc C nf 34 Cllls lfnsunzm 'i 'lllxul l-nscmbla 4 Ql1ss Sam Z Mary Ann Vassar X Hlgh lln ldfl an 4 P John Darrell Worden T1 mslu flfllll Iakcsldf. Sghool 0llI.f0l'l Shnrley Janice Bradford 1lclllSfLl from QI ll kston Vl ashmgton Carl E Harrns lag Salum an 2 Myrfle Eshll Wulluamson All lllgh Play 234 Annual 3 I-d1t0r 4 A Cappella 4 Bengal Claus 3 4 Suv D1 lean 34 Hon Hu lmaltv Squad 34 L Lube lst lt Llblallan 234 Gnls Cho1us P 8: C Cnuncll 4 P1esS Club 4 u Q1 8. Suoll 34 1 Hon 34 L0unUl4 5l Plav Ihes plans 3 4 PSSP 'l 4 IHSPA 3 I ulf 23 DAR Rep Roger Leslle Wlllnams X Q appel s1ball'i4 Sins C all ' 0111 L llI'lCll 23 Xiu '1 S1 Ball Sr Plax laf., Salesman L L cs 4 Xll Chmui A Sato. Chmus xIlXLd l'nsf.mblL Boxs Qlldlllt Marulyn Joyce Wlcks KAA 2 Hon Soc 34 Ltube 51 Plav C1115 Chorus 4 Teacher Secv 4 Edward C Garfland Xll Hlgh as 3 ins 23 S1 Las 4 I Pmm Im 1ltx SQI 1 P1111 4 'l1aLk 23 Class Sf. 4 CIOSS QOUIIUX 23 Merlyn Harlwug - - -. , , .I 3 2: 1 ll - 1.-Q ..'1'. 3-41 Pr 3 Teac -' 3-4: 'I' 'i- ' 4 ' ' ' 5 ' ' S, , 50 I I: H, fs J, se-41.31 1111.7 I if b , ' ' ,. la 3-4: Bax- ' .- L l L 'lub f H' ' Q- X - ' 1 3-43 Footh' 3-4: Hun, Soc. 4: Jr. 2g B1-1111211 Flmu 2-3,41 GAA 2: W 5' K 15, Il. 1 .0 I. los- 4: Lib 'z 1 P11-ss Vlub 3-4: lll'l' Q, , : K- I , ,,. . 3-4' -s,, .. ' ' , 41 YA I vie--P1-1.1. 1 1 -N.W. 1 . ff, ' -. 3: ll-St' - ' 41 ' --' '., - ., ,. ,.- ,,, P O ' ' - I 1 . Y H E Pl g .1 lrjx' l. Club .'-cy.- Q 7 -- Tr-x. 1-r. ' z nd ,1' '.' , .4 , .. Q '.. , . I 1 ' .-,A. L- ,cyh CLASS '54 1393 Y 'ty' CAMERA SHY Y Le yn H Ha yThe M EdMOS EMWVQ SENIORS CLASS '54 40 N4 Lift 'V' M IRead1ng fxo botto 11 to topb DENNY BOWLING PresIden+ KATI-IY SULLIVAN Secretary Juniors are II1ruIIed af ordermq of dass rmqs DICK RUARK Vice Presuderw I 1411 :fl .Q-I.-z. .I fl, xl. 'f .rl N -A ' 1 I ' Q N .f ff' wx 5 o o ' ' m 2 I ....... JUNIORS ,Im ACKLEY P ADAMS R ADAMS D BALDWIN ALLEN I-I ANDREM R BALLARD J BERGER M BARNEY G BENNETT C BESST C BESSENT L BIRKLAND D BOWLING C BOESEN W BOLTON B BOZARII-I D BONINER D BOYLE P BRANOM J BROWN D BROWNINO S CAREY 6 CI-IENOWETI-I D CARLSON D CASE M CAWRSE J COBLE D CI-IAPMAN B CLINE M CLUFE I. B. . 'IS IA. BOWMAN i . I R Q I I . P COTROINEO B CORMANEY B COREY J CRID' EBAUGH M CRANE D COY D DAUBERT P DeARMENT DEHNINO R DEASY N DeATLEY M DOBROTH DREVLOW L EARL C DURLAND EDWARDS D EISELE D EIER C EGBERT ENOLE V EVANS D FERGUSON J FERRIS FAULKNER ' FLETCHER R FOELLER D FO' LETT C FORD J FOSTER P FORSMAN V FOWLER ,U JUNIORS R. ' S. S P. DUBRUILLE P. B, A. JUNIORS ,M GABBERT GAINES D GALE C5AM:T GARLINOHOUSE D OILI. M GLASS R OROVF M OUSSENHOVEN S HALLEEN K HANKS K HANSON G HANSEN B HARBISON D HARBISON E HARRISON HARBISON T HARVEY J HARWICK HATFIELD M HEACOX D HEMPHILL G HENLEY R HEMPHILL J HOGAN C HO T M HLJNTLEY ISBELLE K JACOBS H JACOBSON D ISAMAN J. C. J. J. IC. HARVEY R. J. 3 . I JONES L JOHNSON D JOHNSON A JOHNSON JOHNSON R JOHNSON M KNIL: K KENDALL KENWORTHY A KING D LAIRD D KNOX LOEPPKY C LITTLE I LONGEELLOW LYTLE D LOVE R MALERICH A MART'N MANSEIELD B MARTIN M MASTERS M MAYNARD MERR'MAN B MCCARTHY L MQCORMACK J MQCARTHY MCCOY K MQCRACKEN N MQCRACKEN J MCLEOD JUNIORS I . . 'DHT IB. LLOYD JUNIORS HG, IVICGAI-IEY E IVICMULLAN V MEI-IL J MQPHERSON OLSON L OLIN C NASH H NORTHRUP M PETERSEN PARR E OLSON B PALMER POWERS V PEARSON M PETERSON P PETERSEN M RAMEY D PHILLIPS N OUIOLEY E PARKER A RASMUSSEN J RAUCH B RAEEETY R RAY T REEP R166 P ROBINSON J ROSE RIGOERS D RUARK J ROSHOLT D RUDD I E. I L I . IJ. D. UJ. E. D RYDfALL N RUCHERT M SATTER J SAXTON M SCHLEIEER D SHOEMAKER J SCHIERMAN B SCHROEDER SHOEMAKER E SPRINOER M SHAW A SPEER STEELE D STEINER D STEWART 6 STELLMON K SULLIVAN M SYDENHAM T TIPTON TAYLOR H THIESSEN M THIESSEN V TROTTMAN S CONWAY C TORGERSON H TULK J TUCKER C VAN DUSEN L VICE-IL M WAONER J WALKER ,47, Jurxuoras L. L. HR. STUART EQ Jurxuores 148, WAONER L WEI-IOLT P WEBB N WOODS P WELCI-I J VJEISS N WELKER R WI-IIPPLE M I-IAYNES D WILLIAMSON K WI-IITE D WI-IITE D WILLOWS O WILSON D WILLIAMS G W'LLIAMS D WOOD N YOUNG L WOODS D YORK N ZIMMERLY L ZITZELBEROER J WILLIAMS M ZAJANC O MQCRACKEN B CI-IASE O EMMETT D BAMBERRY W TOMLIN I-I BR LXDEQRD R OLNEY V PARKER I B. IR. YOUNG .Soplwmom Klan, Ulfaaum, dieadxng from bottom to Vopx LEROY JOHNSON Presldenf PAT NICHOLS Treasurer SAM CANNER Vnce Presuoenf X Sophomore bomfrre blazes before Ber1gaYBan+am game 4491 JOAN BALDECK ....... Secretary 1'- 'bf Back row L L as m mug, B :oo C Bake: Bl2il!.hLl D Blggb Bowles B Bateman Butlu Front Row D Xndluxs Xbel Boldgrs N Beaxdmoxe Bu Baldeck L Bxmgmnn -AJ- Wa. eff- 1 's Back row P Baxlu L 514.1111 1 mu X U fill. U ldlu Bllltllllk Kskp ont row J Allu 'h num J L11 Mr. N mm Bur Xlim Back row 13 Iflsgnsohn D lkam Llne Ilxckmson Pu L hx lsta nson Front row I Day I Childs B Fdwards S L mm: IJ Dluls L Lim mmgs ll Ch :pm Back row I., Dobxoth I Lxaft J Dans J Duong C Dzllgan NI Dans S DICKINSON B Dans Front row 5 Daud B orxun X Dlcus Dlcus J Dupey NI Fng llsh J Dolmseth SOPHOMORES .70 il-'fl ck row B Hmk Hanks L Jackson K muck I' Dulv. I L11 J Pvmsl Fel 1 X S011 Fronf row M Hagen B H.msLn If Guatafson I I urtl B Harms xs P P08111 l--1 , J. fs- -mi, J. .' ll'A', N, I 'l 'k . P. Br: lm. ' '. N. N A ' f .' '. , W I ' h , A 'V Q Fr : . J. . ' y ,, Xl! ff iso v- , .lax .1.. , I . E! , IJ, Bi lorry, J. ch, I- -,-, I V V-,X I B. 1 'mrd. sq . : ', Tz 'z 2 fh, II. 0' . J. ' ' ', NI. . . . - .' S- Q ' - ' c . J. I V Y: . i I' IA ' - 1 , A. --ry. .L , f ' ' '. . z . 4 - .B -i A . gh if. Burch. L. Edwards, R. 'N A V' A 5 . J. Yncrs, G. ' 51' 'I 5 . ' Bl - va, ' . J .f iz . .-.. V Q S. lv.: In ., . . . , Q I zz: X. as ' ' 0 !n 4, Q I . D 9, V' J. ' ' 'I . . . r N .'. v I a I C . f . ' . J. , A y 1 y -If A ' K Ba ' : . 1 V. H21 .'.. 2',.. if'- J mn, I. 11 ,. 'gm- 91 ,I f 1' .- . el ' 1 F- t A V , 1, .: .' y ' X 1 A ' - - 1 '- ' . G'1l- . -' c. ' Hajf, '. ' .' II'y. r ' F 7 I ck row I c x sux I II! '-. 1 IIU u mss Ilnnrl Mn Front row IJ Ilolllcin I 1 I mltun Back row I5 I autuuslu., A I mf,,Iolrl M IM un Ill S IIu1.hL Iduglux I IlI'ldSIIOI'I'I IJ lacks Front row M MIILIILII M IXIIkllS I I ltghilf. d H Iduxbs S Idvucnu. P Iotn. K Loebncx Back row B Ndmdnn 'VILQ nthx W1 ntson Vldlonald L 'HCC ann MLKLn7lL Ii IVIIIILI Nllllll Fronf row I Maxu N cLL0d S Mosher LHLFIIIS 1 11.1 NI n L M'1sIv.rs B ck row I hmm nl I IINIIIIU III Hun S dndls 'I Ipnwn Jones IS Iuhnson Front row I Ihnu IJ nn L Ix II 1 Iohnson IJ kaufmdn I Ixlng C Iohnson Back row lx Moon II Nelson C I mmnknu .anus C I undux I B 'IILI' add 'IIOI uns Fronf row Ib Ylqllnn IJ 'NIL non J L I uthu X L01 1 NI 1 No f SOPHOMORES Back row lx bllllth I Pembml-u, Rnnrs Pollock I 5Lt'lll'l N Pat te sun L OLOIIIIOI NI Plrl mo Front row S Olson NI new Ix Shlplu Rowland B bcuun N null P Nu. ols I-'mull ck row J W hltf. Snvclu IJ StLphLns II dIb0Y o lCkE.lt I Smith N lE.l s Front row I Wxlsman D Weelw C Taxlox B Wll son R Uhlenkott F Ihx Il lhon IIN SOPHOMORES 1 ,2 Back row II Ollxu L fgxxs R Ollu I on n I- Norton Front row I R0l.,11s B R ndxll II Otlustmm 12,10 IJ ho 1 S n I5 Pura Back row W squues L mlth R SLIDCIIQ oonu R u x South Fronf row IJ St aplmtnn Sanz s I Ruuni Smclu Runhc Shenam m Back row K Ihghtmdn rout Hood dlola 1 0 I e ch I Yvlllli Fronl row I lltlnlbolg NICIS Stoxu ax 01 Hawclen Wl v, ACTIVITIES .kixxx ' . . . 1,5 ,xf 5 . I - , Y Af . -F L 4- Roger Wnlluams Vice Presnden+ Mary Lee ScoH' Secretary Gene Hurley Preslden+ ol, dctcvltlm, Promohnq The 'rhnrd annual Homecomzng Cdober 23 proved fo be one of The bugged of many Memoershlp IQ composed of presndenf of each dass and club eddors of +he Purr and Annual in home room represenfwfmyes These eariy rusunq sfudenfs mef weekiy on Tuesduy mormnq fo dns sfudenf fwculfy problemx wrfh fhezr advnsor Pruncnpa' Kenne+h Hull Memb r eporf proceed ngs To fheur home room classes and refurn sfudeni uogeshons and proofems To The Councul Home Room Represen+a+nves Elec'red 'ro Councnl Club Presnclen+s Have Seais on Council mafia 'E' 5 1 X , 4 ' N ' v V , 9 C . I C U projecrs underfalcen by 'rhe S+uden+ Council' during 'rhe M53-54 school year. c d X - k t Ac I . U I - I X c I C cuss ' . A C ' . ' ' , ' ' . ' . es r I ' Q J ' Cheer Leaders Generafe Pep Leis go' Yea bo' Wu+h fhus cry +hese flve snappy LHS gals Pa+ Branom Arlene lvlarhn Alyce Sweeney Marilyn Crane and Arlene Maynard lecl lhe sludenl body cheerung sechons al' home games and al many ouf of fown conlesf These Invely gurls wnlh lhelr lnlense unleresl IH promohng school adnvmes dud an oulslandmg 'ob In l953 4 B Trlo Leads Cheers Leff ln fhe 'fradufuonal purple and gold uniforms Cara Mc Cann Kay Shupley and Ann Mane Berry led 'rhe cheers for B Squad games 1573 - - 3. . . . l l I I ' . Hold-Over Members Acfive New Members Added fo Club lnufuafes Learn Ropes loyalty, Bvnmfa, Provudung programs for flue Second Drsfrucf Baslcefball Tournamenf Marclu I 6 clumaxed flue busy season of Loyalfy Squad Members collecfed ads puf flue program fogefluer and sold fluem un order fo collecf money for flueur many prolecfs Prolecf of flue year was flue donafuon of SOO foward flue purcluase of new uniforms for members of flue bang Corufruoufuors made by flue club for flue beffermenf of flue scluool and convenience of flue sfudenf body included flue sale of pom poms and program for II foofball oames decorafung goal posfs wuflu purcluasung a pencil verudung macluurue and sellung foofball and baslcefball scluedule pencils During flue baslcefoall games flue Loyalfy Squad saf un an organized clueerung secfuon Mr Calvin Me singer new faculfy member was flue advisor Officers were Jan Wluufe presudenf Curfu l-lall vuce presudenf and Vuvuan Jaspers se refary freasurer 1083 I O . . S . appropriafe scluool colors: displaying pep banners in flue luallg sponsoring fwo assemblies fo creafe pep: Wearers of The Coed L me of gm pfwnwm gpm Coeds un Girls L Club helped oromoTe dlrs aThleT:c as nsTed durung 6 A A playdays where They reTereed kepT The scores and were Tumelceepers To be rn Thus club gurls rnusT have earned Tivo hundred and TnTTy T550 pounTs n GA A Symbol are sweaTers and chevrons This year The club boughT badmlnTon raclceTs OTTncers Tor Thr year were Chrls Wersqerber presudenT Yvorre Benson vlce ore zdenT '-lelen Orr ecreTary M lvlerl KyTonen was The advlsor a posT she ha held Tor The oasT Tour years of ffub Jwuu, Jana d5'u1,MQfL Under The leader hlp oT lxenT ParTe son Boy L C uo cornDleTed anoThe successTul y ar T nnaln pro1ecT Thus year was The bulldlnq o a Tence GFOUOO The school grounds AndTher TOD under Talcen was The managlng ol: The Second DusTrucT BaslceTball 'lournamenT There are approxzmaTely srxTy members nn The L Club The L Club sweaTer vs worn by any Om earning has leTTer an a sborT and Dlns are qnven Tor ouTsTandlnq perTormance and r boy e Te Three years rn one sporT Coach Bob Wulluams advised Thus group and oTTrcers were PaTTerson p esldenT Dolq Randall ynce presudenT and MonTe Mclvlurray secreTary 1 1.39 .. .. I I O i U, D . . . . , , a , . , l I . . .. s . . ' . . .1 . . . I . S T H I , , . , -' S , r , , , . i - . VY. , , , . S c . C - 1 s ' , ' 5' r. ., s 5 , r C e . neu . . . , . I 1 T v . , 1 l . 1 s ' , . , . . . . fc K y dmc L .'. I . v . . 1 . , . I , f . I v H 'T 1 5 'I -.. .- ,, Q - -'rf ' . y' ' H Q - c I L . .N . . r.l One Two Gurls Perform The ever fauthful drull team completed another busy year under the durectuon of L e a d e r Sharrol Bartlett Per formung at several foot ball and basketball games durung the year kept the gurls on theur toes As a specual treat to the team the gurls marched at the Unuver suty of Idaho Oregon basketball game un Mos cow In May the drull team accompanued the band to the Lulac Festu val un Spokane conclud ung another eventful year Bengol Clcuws Stress Actuvuty The gurls un the purple and whute unuforms per formed many dutues valu able to the school and communuty d rung th 54 term The dr team was agaun sponsored by Bengal Claws In the fall L mums were sold to students for the home comung football game The Father Daughter Banquet honorung gurls an theur fathers was among the more successful prouects undertaken by the gurs Helpung the gurls league un Aprul wuth the Tru State Conventuon re quured the combuned ef forts of all the members of both clubs ln March members of Bengal Claws assusted the and sellung Ban the cuty Offucers of Bengal Claws were Donna Coon pres: dent Sandra Kenworthy vuce presudent Kay Shup ley secretary and Vurgunua Hoene treasurer Mrs R L Holbrook was advusor to the gurls 1601 , ' u ' e 1 1953- . ill l d ' , ' l . ' ' ' b in ' d Booster buttons around Purple 81 Gold Leouguers Sponsor Conference Top accomplushment of the year for the 1953 54 Purple 8. Gold League was sponsorung the Tru State Gurls Club Conventuon un Lewuston Aprul 2 and 3 Thus conference was t tended by gurls from Wash ungton Oregon and Idaho to solve the problems that face theur leagues At Chrustmas tume boxes were fulled for needy famu lues un the area The Senuor Tea was presented un Feb ruary honorung all the Sen uors In May a get acquaunt ed Mother Daughter tea was sponsored Any gurl regularly en rolled un LHS us a member of the gurls league and out of the whole group out standung gurls are selected t serve on th P 8. G councul Offucers for thus year were Lynn Bennett presudent Ronnue Jo Yount vuce presudent Pat Branom secretary and Sandra Ken worthy treasurer Mrs Queen Holbrook advused the group L Cube Gurls Achueve Results Usherrng at school and communrty events was the marn rob ot thus sensor grrls servrce honorary These thrrty gurls helped at Teachers lnstrtute and the Musrc Festrval at hroh school and commuhrty concerts A new and specral duty ot the I. Cubers was the publrshrng ot the Bengal lnanoboouc whrch con tanned rntorrnatron about the school and helped old and new students become better acoua nted wrth actrvutres and tradrtrons An assembly presented rn Aprrl deprcted drtterent TV shows To be elrgrble tor L Cube gurls must have a B average have held an ottrce rn a cla or cub and oe ot good character Under the direction ot Captarn Anne ldlamblrn I and 2nd Lt Karen Crozrer the l. Cube completed another succes tul year Mr the group I 6 tLt lvly e VVrrlra'T' 'W Nel Poornson aovrsed L Cube Assembly Heads Actrvutues . , , , , al , u - 1 O 8 I I I ' I I I . , . . . ' , J , , , . . . . r I . . r. . r - - , , :S r r , I . . . A C ry! -lv Ck F . . r b - 1 -U . ' - ' r- r - ' Q r sf. 1 , . , . .s . . ., s ll FHA Group Active In Dlstrlct Affairs Outstanding activities of the 1953 54 Future Home makers of America Club included the electron of Mary Jane Haynes as Dls tract ll pressdent and Maru Iyn Masters district degree chairman Karon McCrack en held a state office of vice president of public relations The busy Future Homemakers had an active year under Helen Smith president Included on their lust of accomp lnshments was an nmtnahon dance, a Christmas party a mother daughter banquet and a May breakfast The oblect of the club is to encourage mterest in the home and provude good nndivudual and group life Girls are required to have one year of Home Economics Officers also included Bennta Schroeder, vice president Goldie Mapes, secretary Marilyn Masters, treasurer Miss Florence Pratt was the advisor Honor Society Holds Banquet Two nmtiations were held one after the first quarter and the second after the first semester to highlight the year To raise scholastic standards and encourage development of character by service to the school is the obgect of the Lewiston chapter of the national society Requirements for membership are that the seniors must be rn the upper 15 per cent of their class and lunlors un the upper 5 per cent of their class Members must be of good character and able to get along with teachers and students Miss Verna Stahlhut was the advisor Doug Randall president, Monte Rowland, vice president, and Celme Hulbert secretary treasurer were officers for 1953 54 Science Brains Make Honorary Strange sounds, odd smells' That's Chemistry or Physics for you These brams that create the sounds and smells must have an A or B average in two Science courses to become enrolled in the Science Honorary Club Oblect of the club is to promote mterest in the held of science Curtis Hall was elected president Bill Bozarth vice president and Sonla Drevlow, secretary treasurer Mr Ed Sanman L H S Science instructor, was advisor of the group lmtnatlons Mann Events Members Pose For Science Club Picture 1621 . . I . D . . . for the L.H.S. Honor Society. 'An initiation banquet on March 30 at Bundy's Restaurant, Clarkston, climaxed the season. . ' . I , . l . u . ' . I ' ' ll ll . . ,, . . . I . I . 1 . I . D , ' t L Soles Ambassadors of Good Wall To promote good re latuons between the commumty and the hugh school was the un g al f the Sales group Before the games the students sold tuckets to the busmess men and also estab Iushed enthusnasm by dlstrubutmg clrculars Members of thus hard workung club were Doug Randall Jan Whute Monte McMurray Bud Baldwin M a r y ee Scott Ellis Olson Phyl las Welch John Rosholt Karon McCracken Sam Canner Patsy McDon ald Barry Elsensohn and Joan Baldeck Prun clpal Kenneth Hull was their advlsor Q26 UML Arqulng the propos1tron That the Presldent ot the Unnted States should be Elected by the Dnrect Debaters sn January attended the tour state tournament at Gonzaga l-lngh School and won tour out ot swx clashes They also held a practice tournament IU Lewiston aqaznst Kellogg wnnnnng tive out ot sux debates and then the tunal On April 5 and 6 the team attended the Idaho State Tournament at Moscow Members of the debate team were Duck Stenner, Soma Drevlow Barbara Allen, Mary Sue Gussenhoven, Muchael Peterson Pat Callahan and Joan Ferns Mrs Maude Scofleld was the second semester coach and Mr Gardner Bulfmch advnsed the grouo durmg the fnrst semester Yearbook Solesmen Get Results Pat Branom and Ellis Olson led the yearbook tag sales nn the annual cam pangn held un October Lons Harmon and Jam Welss took second and thurd hon ors respectnvely Annual tags were sold durmg the month of Octo ber to unsure students of a 1954 Bengal when Sprung rolled around Part of the fee was paud when the tag was purchased and the bal ance was oald when the books were received 463n ma' o o L ' , I L Vote ot the People, the I953-54 debate team ot l..l-LS. competed in many contests. Offrce Girls Keep Records Uffzca Bala, WAR. Sfenographnc slcllls were pu? +0 use as lhese ollnce gurls performed many dulaes for Prunrnpal Kennelh l-lull and hls secrefary lrene Newell Teachers secrelarues gained valuable exoernence IU mnmeo graphung lypmq and lnlunq The lnbrarnans helped Mnss lna Carlson In lceepunq peace and order nn fhe library Book Lenders Achve Gurls And lnsfruciors 1643 . , . ' 1 n - 1 . CQ Holdover Members ' Pose for Birdie Junuor Gals Gam Club Membership Also Enrolled for Second Year Klub ww Vxfullr llwe primary purpose ol Qlwow ng Tlneur members llwe world ol ousrnes flue I953 54 Com mercnal Club surged alnead llwrs year as an LHS ervuce club Tlweur club worlc Included lwearnnq leclures by llne loremosl busrness men ol rlre area and lnslruc non rn llwe operalnon and purpose o various bu 'ness mwclwrnes Serfuce worlc Included llwe wnnuwl Cornmeroal Club assembly sellrng concessnons nl ball game Unoer fre qurdance ol M Marr N lwolas and llwe eaderslwlrb ol Arlene May ard pre l r llne ollwer ollncers Leaoene Barrd vrre pres denl Karrre Deluqar secrelary a d R903 Pmrmr free u e o D9 elrorbe lor member lmp sluoenls mu + cwrry lwo Commerc al uoe l lbw: 1 'Y . . I V ' ,Q ' 7' 1 l ' u . . 'l : s . .. .. r . D nf . 5 r . K gs, - . , . . . . . T' ' ' l ' sl 1 ' . ll l 4 r 1 ,. , I . C S and llwe purolwaslnq ol equipmenl lor llwe commercial deparlmenl al LHS. ' ' ' , ms. 4 'e EQ , ' l , ' - , sloen , a. 3 , 'u, ' .E ,z ' ' ., :r 'f vos, i,rr - , . . , , . , . ,. r L 1 V 3 , . , , ? r X .r S C H. 36 Electronics gin Sponsor Many N:-41 Prolects f v- Servlce and operatnon of hugh school electromcs equlpment were the alms and obpectnves of the 1953 54 Electromcs Club Prolects of the club un cluded nnstallmg two speak ers for Bengal Fueld pur chasing microphone cable and reel an R C A 45 rpm record player and records nnstallnng a P A system nn the cafeterna and wurmg and controls of Bengal Fneld football score board 1 Offucers for the season were Larry Flood pres: .nik president and Bull Engle ' 5' secretary treasurer Mr Ed Sanman was the advnsor Boys Run Mclchlnes tor Movles Oblect ot the Protectors Club was to run the movues tor teachers The ooys were taken trom Study Hall to operate the machunes To loan boys must have at least a B average and lcnow how to run the movie prolector Member ship uncluded both lunuor and sensor hlgh students Officers nn 1953 54 were Bull Bracht presudenf Ron Purvuance vnce presndent Vincent Pearson secretary treasurer Mr W M Tnerney was advisor Rodlo Group Presents LHS News Presenting Inside LHS weekly was the chlet lob ot the Radno Forensic Club members ot the 1953 54 term Under the direction ot co chairmen Bull Bracht Sondra Klamper John Madnson and Donna Coon the group presented news and views ot what was happenlng around LHS In the honors received department Valerue Haughey won the regnonal XIOICS ot Democracy con test Joan Ferrls receuved superror ratnnq at the speech contest nn Moscow and John Madison won the Leqnon dnstruct oratorncal contest Offncers for thus year were Val Haughey presndent Larry Flood vnce presldent and Sondra Klamper secretary Mnss Nell Robinson was advnsor Group Presents Inside LHS' 166: , 4 :A . . s Q rafts :,. - . -f fl. J 'I : ' 7 '- ' ' X r lite: is 1 H . . O sf ' , Q . .- 0 . . 4 . i . 1 . . . I .I .. 0 .J .- u ,- fr f ' ' . , dent: Don Boyle, vnce- F, . I . I . r ,km A X Q '- 1 . . . . I . . - . 1. I I . I . I . I . 1 . i . I l . ' - ' I L I - . ulll and Scroll Ranlcs Are Filled Some 71 new mem bers were admitted to the local chapter of Qunll and Scroll the schools oldest honor ary boosting the total membershup to 28 Ellglbxlnty for mem bershnp was based o scholarshnp CIfIZ9I1ShIp leadershnp and contrl butlons Club advisor was R L Holbrook Press Club Draws 35 t e r e s t t school s publucatoons was shown by the 35 members of Press Club who are from the staffs of The Bengal s Purr and the 1954 Yearbook Dawn Shipley was elect ed presndent of the club Chrns Wensgerber served as vlce press dent, a n d Rela M Cracken as secretary Advisor to the club was R L Holbrook 61110 74vWw1lVmvff0vll'U0 Enyoy yoursell was lhe mollo ol the YAC comrnulfee as 'rhey prowded a place lor me high chool sladenls lo dance and play pool or pang Dong durrnq Oul ol school hours The annual Sen.or Farewell Dance was sponsored thus month by lhe cornmnllee Clher oances heo charvlable dance lvlernbershlp or 2I was made UO ol represerlallves from each class Roy Pearsor I o up much ol hw free hme +0 suoervnse lhe achvlhe, Cllncers lor lhe I953 34 season Included Duane Moore oresrdenl Roger Vxflll ann e enl Ayce Sweeney secrelary Jan Whwle forresoohoenl and Sondra Klamoer only lv YAC Commuttee Sponsors Dances 167l ' n ln in he C. O f C . . . . . ,, .. ' 3 . ' ' 1 1 l al lhe YAC were lhe Chrislmas, Valenllne, l-lalloween, Sadie l-lawlcins., April Fools Day, and several ' F I A 1 ' 4 s. 'Q ,advfson jave ' . -' ' I ,I ' Z yl: 'II'6,4fl 7 5 I, 7 ' , 4 . ' I V . N llcl . Fursl Year Journalnsfs S+udy Purr Problems Durmg 2nd Hour Thlrd Hour Flrsl Year Af Journallsfs Learn Trlclcs of +he Trade For all 'rhe hard worlc on lhe Bengals Purr These hugh school lournallsls were awarded All Slale lor Them excellenl paper ll was 'rhe elghlh All Slale award won slnce The Cnlahon was lnuhaled IU 1947 Again lhms yewr fhe gurls boys and lhe lunnors all had lheur separale lry al lhe laslc ol gelhng lhe paper oul on hme wulh fresh news Wffh lhenr lnne co operahon and abnlnly To gel lhungs done lhese sludenls lcepl The sludy body up on all lunchons Sondra Klamper and Dawn Shrpley as co ednlors proved lhal lwo heads are beller 'rhan one Gary Chnsholm was sporls edulor Sharrol Barllell busxness manager Carol l-larvey assnslanl business manager and R L l-lolbroolc advnsor A-1 168D :gray ' fe. ll l , . I .- Q , i' ,WT lf' fa ' 5'-'I 5 .. Q lf X W f . ' . .1 1' s ' I , ' ' , 'L I Palm, Ulm, Zlnnolm, - of - X Q I 4 - .D fr r s mr .o 7 . . . A l W :L I q D , ' A X ... 'l vll 6 Sfam Hlundfi, 0141, fnpq, Affer long l'-ours of foul and worry The T954 Bengal was puf To press IH mud Apml Some englmfeen annual sfaff members produced The book durmg publucahons class Keepung busy was no problem for Thus group wlnclw had +0 puslw pnclure scl'edules and wrnlmo copy In order fo meef deadlunes Mr R L Holb ook supervnsed The yearbook MYRTLE WILL AMSON Edrlor ELLA GAYE SPRINGER A 5+ Edufor NANCY ZTMMERLY Ass+ Busxness Mgr JAN WHITE JEAN ANNE SAXTON Aclrvlhes CELINE HULBERT SHARROL BARTLETT, CAROL TORGERSON Personnel MR R L HOLBROOK Advnsor producluon f69l MARY LEE SCOTT KATHY RASCHKA Eine Arfs JOHN MADISON Boys Sporfs BARBARA LARAMORE PAT NICHOLS Arhsls KURT WEGELIUS TOM HARVEY MONTE ROWLAND Rlwoloqraplwy ANNE HAMBLIN Y, , Businessslvlanager DONNA COON LK,K.T.K..Y..LV, L. LWLQL ,T,Y.K. .K,'.TL . A M,--Girls' Sporfs I '. 4 A e 4 Q ffl ' ? !- - -.f L' 355 Q, in 'W I ly -I V11 W fr 'ff Eh Jlomncommq, mana, Uutatanduzq, funni Pol wlrq 1 Jrrwdlh ml Cu lom lhe Homefomwg ueen and her courl maoe 1 'four of lhe fool bum hed also a purole and whrle flouf Oclober 23 m Jrhe lhnrd annual eveml A yr rory oul was held rw lhe lm gh School oym ueen Donna Coon wa crowned by 'rhe co qnrm l-loehe emor Nw y Zlmme ly umor Emo Kay ohupley sophomore The fhrone was oe orwled m puroe and oolcl our schoo Color A brq Floral Cla pliy pul lhe fn hmo fouche on lhe roywl reqwha Mural ol lhe loolbwll olaye were on 'rhe Norlr- wal ool s wrfh players name on lh m maoe up lhe oe uraho For lhe an s wrd These erve s ouverur or 'rhe foofball ooy 1 70 J 2 L ll 'x QI - . U le l c C -.O C S , X, If Q I. l 4 - C l ' l A A f ' f , , X ' . 'C ' ' l I Ii J . Q . s - Caplains, Kem Pallersow and Duane Moore. Queeo Donna s prlhcesses were Sorwdra Klamper and Vlrf .1-c , S rl. ff 1 5 l l . C l , ' .l F 1 . J . , . , , . . C c ' I' I ., w S. S C Ylsil s Q Qi. s C. rs '. l.F - ball' 3 e fl ':f'1 .bd+f.. da C ' s f f ' s. Coeds Reign ot Sweetheo rt Do nce As Sweetheart of LHS Jeneal Hanson rengned over the annual Sweet heart Dance at the YAC February 13 Red hearts and cuplds set the scene for the event Princesses for the affair were Nancy Zlmmerly Nancy Flomer Patsy McDonald and Joan Baldeck Under the Bug Top Jumor Prom Theme Juniors concluded the so clal calendar of LHS with their Junlor Prom Aprll 23 The dance was under the dlrechon of Denny Bowlmg Duck Ruark and Kathleen Sulluvan class of fucers Nancy Zlmmerly and Dave Love decora tions Karen McCracken programs, Marllyn Crane and Jack Hogan orches tra Sandra Kenworthy punch Joan Ferns pub Ilcnty Ella Gaye Springer II'lVIfBflOl1S and Dale Wll hams electrlclan M L Shmn was advisor Dogpotch Days HGPPY Gettmg hntched Marrym' Sam Bulfmch are Celine Hulbert and Ron Purvlance The occasion was the annual Sadne Hawk uns Dance at the YAC when couples cavorted In Dog patch style Valentine Party Colorful Dressed In their best Sensors dusplayed their top behavnor at the Valenhne's tea February 15 P and G Councul sponsors thus an nual party Ruling the oc casuon were the Kung and Queen of Hearts, Monte McMurray and Donna Coon f71D , , , , Il ' ll ' I , , I . , v I I : I , I . . . ' ' A , , I . - ,, - ,, by , , . Winter Scenes Spark Semor Ball Some ISO couple nced n rn e hrs n s sparkle on Decemoer 4 'ro open lh IQS3 S4 rmal so nl eagon he nwor Vkfnnlerarna Couples d 3 n c ed around 1 large snow e on a refo vnn Jrurnlaole lhil renlereo lhe selhng Allen Kim 1 lorrner lugenl 1-l S snapped uc lures of couples on 1 bridge The folders and programs were ol blue sue e From an old fashioned slelgh lloaled rhe music of Del Peler son s Orchesfra Cirryung our lhe wan fer lheme whzle llqhl blue and szlver slrearn orm IU I canooy A sux pownled oue nowllwlce war oiclrground ind slim oruohlened lhe punch sland A revolvzng ue lqhr crealed un afmos ohere o wlnleramuc beauly Cornrnrrlee heads w e r e Decorahons Gene l-lurley 1 d Sh r rol Barllell Invalahon Jin Vfhule Prograrne Kalhy Raschlca Punch Mary Lee Scoll Check sland Donna Coon Qrc esfra Brll Brach and K a r e n Crozler Publwcnly Pele Madison and Sondra Klarnper Eleclrm san Doug Rand al Msss Grace Nlxon Sensor advnsor helped greally lo mwlce lhe dance one long +o be remernoered da , 1 a aze ol blu lig a .d Ilver l e -c fo ck Q a wllh T Se ' Ball, C C -C ' flak X l ' g ' C l f S ' al L. n . .1 ' C . d . - C ' 4 - ' ers were arranged lo l a sc' +'lla'ling I l . S M . l S c , l C C C . l ' ' ' bl l' C - F . . CVT C1 - c I I ' ,, h f, ' l c I ,Q - V - C 554' 9 f-'7li'.?gMv 1.1 V 'A 1,1 'A , ' 'q 'f 51 1 1, 5' 'A 1 V. Q5 1, TJ' . w , I 4 R Y 5 1 . 'Y K ,Z V Y V ' I , 7 -M I . 1: f, ' VI.. , . 'fizlvvsrgfpf-If v 1 My vw ' .J F . : 'V A 11,5 ' ,i , H' - ' v '- M311 I . L. ,ga .- . . - .1 x - , . .4 . 1: ,, ' 'LR f 1 ' V .1 .- , 4 x H FINE ARTS -up - 092 if P? lp N i Q Sparlcung dramahc nn'reres'r af L H S 'rhe Nahonal Thespnan Socsefy sponsored fhree plays durung 'rhe I953 54 school year The Sensor Play George Washungfon Slepl Here was guven nn November 'rhe All Hugh Play Cuclcoos On The Hearfh nn March and The one acl play an Aprnl wr+h Sopho Membershup ns earned Through a sysfem rn whuch pornls are awarded by parhcnpahon In plays A fofal of len pounls rs needed for membershnp A formal banquef and rnnhahon af The Lewns Clark Holel In January rarsecl 'rhe membershup To 24 ancl addlllonal members were admllled In The sprung Kalhy Raschlca headed +he club a presndenl' Ofher olfncers were Donna Coon vuce presudenl Lynn Shangle secrelary Valerne Haughey lreasurer George lvlouchel' advised 'the orqanlzahon 4763 l l C C mores and Juniors faking parl. Hmfzqm, End H of Hui, fnmedq, Jnpa, I-low can you be sure lhal George Washunglon slepl here7 The answer was lound ID lhe annual Senlor Class play presenled November I6 and I7 A smash hal on Broadway lhas llnree acl comedy George Washnnglon Slepl I-lere by Moss Harland George Kaufman was enlhusnashcally receuveo by lhe audience The nalure loving Newlon Fuller porlrayed by I.arry Flood wulh much enlhuslasm boughl an hls lorlc home nn which George Washlnglon was rumored lo have slepl I-lls reallshc wlle Annabelle enacled bv Valerue I'laughey made ll evldenl lhal she preferred clly Isle Blll Brachls lmpersonallon ol lvlr Klmber ihe guaunl carelalcer provnded unexpecled humor Bob Ivlorrell as Uncle Slanley lhe weallhy relahve compllcaleo lhe plol when he revealed lhal he had and Sleve Eldrldge lvladoes lour weekend guesls were Kurl Wegellus as Leggel Jerry OConnell Tommy Teresa Edelblule Sue and Sharrol Barllell Mnss Wllcox The delunquenl Iuvennle Raymond was lyprcally characlerlzed by Spencer Campbell s mlschuevou icllons Donna Coon as lhe glamorous Rena Leslie and John Worden as her husband Claylon Evans Broadway aclors added a louch ol ophushcaluon Roger Wlllrams and Alyce Sweeney played lvl Prescorl' 'rroublemalcer and Mrs Douglas a socnallle Janel Grow and Vlvlan Jaspers supporled 'rhe casl as The household cool: Kalle and maud I-lesler The producllon wws azded by 60 compelenl Sensors The play was under 'me dnrecluon ol Ceorce Ivlouchel dramaluc coach 7 I I . . I l ,, ' ' , ' ,I C. , ' , ' no money. Romanllc lnleresl was provlded by Lynn Shangle andASonny Longlellow as Madge Fuller C l . T . Il Tv . C . . H . . .I w A 17 Q uclwn Played 914, Cucloc cfoc-4 and numan vwrrehes mysfnfued soecfafors a+ Hue All Hrorw Pixy Cuf oo on Hue HearHw c e n eo M1 crm IO I I under Hwe drreciuon of George Moucnef Cwrol Torqerson Aoby Rode lf preyrewed eacr scene and leadrnq rores were assumed oy Dwrglnf Hawanan r1a'fucunarron of Lu u punq and Boo Morrell wa in eccenrrnc noveu r Zadoc Gr mes Myslrery roo red on qangsfer bewnuslfereo Larry Frood Cxarre Lu+He purson Bull Bracnr Doc Vrvran Jasoers as Dr Gordon Head or a newrby loony house prerended ro be Hue klrer whale Spencer CampeH as Snernfr Preoe ww frnary unmasked H Hue ren? murderer af Hue prays ciumax Crysral Bessr as Beulah Pecr arrrved n frme +3 forl Hwe o 1ngs+ers and Terry Wln 're and B ll Enqie made Hue-nr enHances a+ Hue dose ofH1e play To 'rwke He murderer rnro cusrody 1733 f . 5 .us- 7 f F- P -'J C, ire , r se r ' cf - ' ' . c f I , C., ' . I ' . X l Wrlriamson and Joan Ferris, as scIen'risf-invenfor Donald Carlefon and wife. Valerie Hauqhey exhibifed .. - 1 - 1 G r 1 fr I S fl . .3 I 4 I I I F A r I D - - 1 - rr rr J w, . , r , r , , . l I . , Q - , r , Q ' r , f , ' ,, F , A 1 i - W 'T D I f f 1 ' ' '5 ' ' ' .V 7 3 , , x Jr 1 , ,I . 1 C 1 l 1 97ZllAl.CldI'lA Jn State, 'Wleai . 1 UML nl jawn, Pmfalzmancu, O C N I 1 w 1 1791 Band Jfupa, Jaluz, jpotlrqht Traps fesrnvals and communufy performances nlgnlgkmlred fkme IQS3 l954 school yewr for Hue A band under The Qklkkful durechon of J Ross Woods Bowie was Hne oeshnwhon of ine bind IU an Qcfober rrup underfaken To upporf Hue wfoorball feam bafl game lasf fall In Apu! rhe band lourneyed 'ro Spokane fo fake parf In 'rhe Lrlac Fesfrvul Officers for Hue yewr were Vnrgn Wick presnderf Ray Dewsy vrce presudenr Crysfal Bessf secrefwry wnd Rooerf Wlnrpple councn represenfahve juuvfm, and Eghr Senmors selecfeo by J ROSS Noods To represenf Jrlne LH S oi d were BMI Bracni Bud Baldwun Lossl Corwin Kxren Crozier Nancy Flomer Don Kusamore Jaref Scnulfz and Vrrgui Wicks Oufsiandmg Musicians Picked HH '- 1: -c , A Z- ' ' ' . I .V I . I . . . I - , I --f V D C I C .1 ' S . In Moscow 'rlne band parficipafed in The Homecornrnq parade and played af We Idaho-Oregon baske?- I l V I S, 'V I I C , I A . I , c .I r c I . 'L I V. f , B I h I . xx . 4. . X CVT . , 4 Q Planar, To provide good musuc lor L l-l S was the arm of the 54 piece orchestra has talented group made appearances at cuvuc and school 'functions durrno the l953 54 year The lust of achvuhes rncluded the annual Sprung Concert Graduation Teachers ln htute ano the Musrc Feshval Hugh ratings have always been awarded to rnduvndual members J Ross Wooos ably directed the group to recognuhon ID competuhve events Othcers elected for the year were Malo Scr-lenfer presrdent Don Knsarnore vice presudent Ladaun Olin secretary Clarmet Quartet Ruchard Johnson Janet Q 7 Schultz Delores York and 1: Robert Whlpple were the members selected to the Clarmet Quartet Dusplay mg unusual abnlnty these four clarmetnsts were chosen from a fueld of ap proxlmately twenty by J Ross Woods dnrector of L H S mstrumental groups Trumpet Trlo These students were se lected from the band on '3' the basus of theur musical ablluty Gammg top ratings In the Musuc Festuval thus truo, composed of Lane Woods Ronald Ray and John Alley proved Its un disputed rnght to top nn strumental honors at L H S l 8 E 0 C I . . . ' . I S . . . . . . .. , K 5 W' aff, A 'T ' ' lf ,, . 2- , .A .L e-,V . 1 4 3' Q ' '1' . s 1 , as M , x I -4 5 ' l . ' .1 ' ' A A 2 All .3 V4 f - 43? ' ' few . . . . . rv ' . . . 4 . ,Q 1 wi W I M ' , I . ll mmap otmipnmda Wrfh vnvacvous Marnlyn Crane as leader 'rhese nune coeds loyaHy supporfed L H S by fheur snappy performances af many foofball and baske+ball games Ofher appearances were af 'rhe Idaho Home coming parade Bonse Spokane Lnlac Fesfvual and Music Feshval whnch always broughf a fop rahng Complehng fhe hugh sfeppers rosfer were Donna Whlfe Barbara Mnlfon BeHy Ly+le JoAnn Davis Sandra Moser Anufa Kung and alfernafes Marlorre Glass Mary Jean Davis Nancy Woods Mrs Merl Kyfonen dnrecfed 'the group 1325 Ilia lnstrumentallsts Donate Funds A donation of S130 was glven for new band umforms by the Band Lettermen and Swmg Band as a malor prolecf of the year Band Lettermen planned an mutuatnon for new members and later a party was given by the students for theur parents Specual performances of the Swmg Band Included playing for the Freshman Ball m Jan uary and for the Tournament Dances un March To become Ietfermen stu dents must take either A Band or Orchestra and pass a theory test plus earnmg 150 pomts Letterman offlcers w e r e Karen C r o 1 v e r, presudent Nancy Flomer secretary, Lane Woods, vuce presndent Mr J Ross Woods was the mstruc for and advusor lo VKYNVWQ no ese mdrcrxro oefa ofmance m 1953 4 Vey accompfmfeo the cond on out town trvps Ffaqoeare 5 for the scmf 1 were an White senfor E la a -9 Sornnger lumo' and K y Loeorer sophomore 183i Q ,W 3 , Yvf- ' Y 'tal T 5 1 an I f R 4 CH' C 'J hgrfgrl f, HW, Jan eo 'ne LHS. A Boro through many per- t . . 5 '. -5 . P 61 eo A ' ' X , V ' ri .Q'f. , J ' . ' I ? G y, t ' . ' ' .7 f e ' , ik . QKHPPQIBL 101.1 fwf- I-lughlughTs oT The year Tor The A Cappella songbmrds uncluded a Thanlcsguvung assembly Tor The sTudenTs and a NuleTude concerT uusT beTore ChrusTmas ParT oT Thus program was broadcasTecl over The raduo program lnsude L l-l S March 26 I954 The Songburds puled unTo Two buses brughT and early Talcung oTT on a musucal Tour oT pralrue clTues Durung The Tour They perucormed beTore Three duTTerenT auduences Songburds agaln perTormeo ourung The Sprung ConcerT Pprul 6 ln laTe Aprul A Cappella Took parT un The annual Music FesTuval un LewusTon Purpose ol A Cappella us To guye experuence and pouse To The sungers To help represenT The school and perform Tor duTTerenT cuvuc TuncTuons AccompanusTs Tor The Songburds were Ronnue Jo Younl and Lynn Shangle The enTure group was under The durecTuon oT RooerT E T-larrls T ese unsung musucal herounes nn Shangle Ronnue Jo YounT and Lous McLeod slcullTully accompanued vocal groups aT L H S durung The year ln adduTuon To Thus Taslc These gurls dud solo work and assusTed solousTs Lynn and Ronnue Jo accompanued A Cappella whule Lous worked wuTh The Gurls Chorus Harmony Group Dusplays TalenT Wnh vouces raused nn har mony The mnxed ensemble added color lo the Chrusf mas and Sprung Concerls musuc feshval and varlous cnvuc funchons Thnrleen L H S guys and gals se Iecfed from the A Cappella compnsed Thus vocal group whuch was durecfed by Mr Robert E Harrus 184i Accomponisfs FoiThTul h ' ' , Ly Unucal P Blenclung Jrlueur combuned vouces flwe gurls cluorus provucled lalenl for flue annual Cluruslrnas and Sprung Concerls and Musuc Fesluval Preparung and guvung all gurls a Cluance 'ro learn llwe arf ol sung ung for seasonal programs headed llrue group aunrus for 'rlwus year Lous McLeod accornpanued flue group under lne durecluon ol Roperl E l'-larrus Gurls Sexfef CDn Job Wurlw sux vouces unul ung un song 'rluese gurls oerlorrned offen dur ung +l'e scluool ear Under llwe durecluon of Roberllf l-larrus Mary Ann Kolul Cluruslune Delugan Belly Clune Deann Jaclcs Joanne Olson appeared a+ flue Clurusfmas and Sprung concerls and as em ues Hcurmonczures Tuneful These four lads Claur Lutfle Bob Morrell Roger Wulluams and Ron Purvu ance known as The Bar bershop Quartet harmon uzed on both old favorufes and modern composufuons durung the year Theur per formances Included ap pearances at Chrusfmas and the Sprung Conceris and f ' varlous communlfy affanrs The group was under the durechon of Robert E Harrus f85l 0 1 , 4 , I f E A 1 I 1 .Y . Q: N Wolfe, and Sluarrol :IJ . ' 3 - u ' ' bl' . . I . . I I . , l O I ., , f H I , u f , . . . X . . 5 A' . 1 l . - A . , Ar+ Prolecfs Are Varied Varrely marlced 'rhe program ol lhe 82 Sensor l-lrgh ar+ sfudenls who enrolled nn The lhree classes under lhe durecrzon of Mass Lyoua Sloan during I953 54 Arr services Included malcung poslers for plays and olher achvrhes signs which promoled enrhusrasm among lhe sludenl body for rhe games and murals for school plays Skulls are performed lhrough creahve expressnons and cralrs such as polfery malcung weavnng and woodcraff 1871 Honor S+uden+s Gwen Membershnp dai. gf0Il0fLdJ?4, Hendaxm, Smwwz, Renderrnq arf serynces 'ro 'rhe school exhubnhon of worlc and lhe annual banquel unduchon cere monv were H few mayor iccomplnshmenls ol 'rhe Lambda Chapler ol lhe Nahonal Arl l-lonor Soo ly A whale sweafer url emblem and a gold paleffe pm comprised 'rhe uniform of lhe members servuce owl and The com lehon ol eu hl ora lnals p p Q Q Olhcers IH I953 54 were Pal Peferson presudenr Dar McKay vrce presldenl Barbara Hwrbuson secrerary Dale Jollnfl Treasurer Advisor was Mnss Lydna Sloan Klub ph0I1'l0f.Qd, HAL To promole unleresl ur' arl acfuvufles was The oblecjhye or The l953 54 Ar? Club Sendnno a box of arf malerxals and clolhlnq ro Korea and seeunq an exhnbmr by famous U S arhsls ar lhe Urwversuly of Idaho were Two ol lhe club achvme Oflucers were Donna Whnle presudenr Terry Tnplon ynce presxdenl ard Pal Nfchols secrelary The qroub wa adv ed by Mass Lydia Sloan Arhsis Achve A+ L H S l88l 5 5 3 A I :fy V Q . . A E ? T I. -' .DF z . A . Q F ' Q ' l ' 'e . '. . . r . , I C I 4 . Membership requlremenls are excepllonal Talenl' and Enleresl in arl, lwo hundred or more arf ' ' - , ' 7 . , ' - ' 3 a Q s C ' , . 3 C ' , . ' ', ' . . C . . h I . . I ' - I 1 . 1-V - I s is ' ' . ,ya -4 L. ATHLETICS .f N I . . 6'.en.qaL Wlentou, ROY SMITH As Dsreclor ol Afhlelncs Mr Smnlh scheduled sporls evenls and served as goll coach during lhe sprung l has l5lh year al l H S Mr Smulh was a blg faclor In malcung lhe I953 54 season The buggesl and besl for quule some lnme BOB WILLIAMS Servxng as head foolball and baseball coach and assnslanl baslrelball coach Mr Williams came lhrough nn hugh slyle Hrs loolball Team was named 'rhe besl In Idaho and hns ba eball leam seem d headed for a successful season when lhe Bengal wenl lo press MERL KYTONEN GAA G1rls PE and badmrnlon were among lhe many chores of 'rhus busy coach Mrs Kylonen alhlelncs for many years WES LATHEN Coachsng baslcelball 'rraclc and cross counlry lcepl Coach Lalhen prelly busy mosl of lhe year Mr Lalhen guided The baslcelball squad lo lhe No lwo spol IN lhe Slale lourney and has cross counlry and Track 'reams were lops Mr Lalhen has been al L H S 'lor enghl years BURT WOODWARD ln hms second year al L H S Mr Wood ward menlored B loolball and was assnslanl fraclc coach Besides has olher duhes he found fume lo lalce parl In lhe mframural program al school DON WHITE Assuslanl loolball coach B squad baseball and lhe nnlramural program lcepl Coach Whlle quule busy This compleles 'rwo years of Bengalvnlle coachung for Mr Whale a former Bengal alhlele hrmsell 1927 . . Q n ' s e coaches all girls' sporls and has been an able assel lo L.H.S. I Pau yllldlhbll.. llcmlwl POSTIDQ The T1nesT school record n nune years The I953 ed1T1on oT Bengal grldders romped To seven wzns and Two losses and were raTed The Idaho STaTe Champlons by Scholashc Coach Magazlne The Bengals had To seTTle Tor The number 2 spoT In Inland Emplre League play a They Tell To ClarksTon I3 I2 In The lasT game oT The season on Armnshce Day Travellng To Ruchland In The seasons opener The Lew1sTon grldders couIdnT geT Thelr Torces gaThered TogeTher In The TrsT l alT and Tell behund I9 O aT The 1nTerm1ss1on The second halT Tound condshon reversed as The Bengals began To roll buT were able To amass only seven po1nTs To Their cred1T The Tollowxng week The grldders sTarTed rolling along The v1cTory paTh whlch saw Them garner seven sTra1ghT wnns beTore Tallnng To undeTeaTed ClarksTon on AFmlSlIC9 Day The sodhogs dumped CenTral Valley 24 6 and Then edged Moscow I3 6 The Golden Wave really goT rolllng OcTober 2 as The Bengal rouTed Coeur d Alene 32 7 The Tollownng week Pullman Tell To The power oT The Wave 39 O and Then came VVesT Valley 47 7 BeTore a I-Iomecomlng crowd oT I OOO Tans The Bengals dusplayed Thenr smooTh worklng machune aga1nsT The WesT Valley Eagles as Coach Bob Wlllnams cleared hls bench In an eTTorT To keep The score down buT reserves proved gu1Te capable as sophomore slgnal caller Sam Canner led The aTTack In whncln he scored Twuce and had a Thrrd TD ca led back Then one oT The real h1ghl1ghTs oT The season came as The Bengals Traveled souTh To The Cap1Tal C1Ty To blank Bouse 6 O and rack up The T1rsT Bengal v1cTory In The e1ghT year serue beTween The Two Tumes In Th enT1re conTesT ReTurn1ng NorTh The Bengals Traveled To Sandpo1nT The Tallawmg week To sponl The Bulldogs bld Tor a perTecT season as The men oT Bengalvllle ouTclassed The norTherners I3 7 Lew1sTon scored T1rsT and lasT In droppung The Bulldoos and marrung The r perTecT record Tor The econd year IH a row F1TTeen leTTermen wlll be on hand neXT Tall Tor The T1rsT call back To The grrdrron ReTurn1ng Trom The I953 squad wull be Junnors Denny Shoemaker Denny Bowlmq Jack I-Iogan Ellls Olson Dan Wnllows Darrell DauberT Paul DuBru1lle Harry Jacobson Ron Male-rich D.CkPh1II1p5 and Don Elsele sophomores Sam Canner John Elmers Lonnle Ayers ano Don Evang Dafe Sep? Sept Sep? Oc Oc? 16 Team Rlchland Central Valley Moscow Coeur d Alene Pullman LHS I953 FOOTBALL RECORD LHS OPP C931 Oct 23 cf 30 Nov 6 Nov 'll lglesf Valley onse Sandpomf Clal ksfon TOTALS LHS Opp . I 1 E I - I - . . 4 . . . I . Q gl I 1 schools. The Braves were compleTely ouTplayed as They p'eneTraTed beyond The 50-yard line buT Three . . - S- ' 7 . . I ' ' 1 I I . I . . . . t I .11 ' 7 16 . 47 5 .18 24 6 o . ' 13 6 .25 13 6 . ' 13 7 1. 2 , ' .. , 32 7 . ' 12 13 . , .. .. 39 o 200 81 Hman! 5 Hogan Denny Slwomalcer Kem' Palferson Ed Campbell Duane S+ Marne Don Evans Ted Clwenowelln l94l . Lell lo Right Top lo Bollomz Harry Jacobson, Darrell Dauberf, Ron Malericlr. Jolwn Eimers, Jael: Bmqal Hfuddvm, Leff 'ro Ruqn'r Top To BoHom Gary Clnnsholm Bob Morrell Monfe McMurray Ervun Moore Gene Hurley John Madison Mgr John Rosholf Mgr Jum Branom Merlvn Harfwng Sam Canner Pau' DuBruulle 1 9 C : . .1 . .: . , . , . as fmaniy' EIIIS Olson Larry Shoemaker Dennis Bowling Duane Moore Dan Wnllows Lonnie Ayers 1963 Leff To Right Top fo Bofrom: Lossl Corwin, Roger Wiiliams, Dick Phillips, Don Eisele. Bruce Smifh Www yn dchbn, 45179 Bnnqald, gil, dctzbn, Kmm 60.4 Jfvfwfw ATTer a so so regular season The I953 54 Bengal cagers caughT Ture un The STaTe TournamenT To cop The runner up spoT To raTe among The besT L I'l S casaba crews on record Besudes Takung The STaTe TuTle The Bengals ran up a I3 7 regular season record and won second place un The Inland Empure League STarTung oTT The year Coach Wes LaThen s maple pounders Tell To a sTrong Kellogg quunTeT 46 4I From Then on IT was a hoT and cold sea on Tor The Bengals I-IughIughTung The season were The WesT Valley TIIT and wuns over Lewus 81 Clark oT Spokane Ruch land and ClarksTon In The perennual BaTTle oT The Valley The Bengals spluf a Two game serues wuTh Theur cross ruver ruvals CIarksTon LewusTon Took The TursT conTesT 48 45 only To cross The ruver The Tollowung week To Tall 49 45 un a game played un The undersuzed CIarksTon gym In The Tunal regular season conTesT OroTuno Tell To The power oT The Golden Bengals 63 49 Then came The DusTrucT TournamenT In Theur openung conTesT They dumped Moscow and Then knocked over Grangevulle In The Tunals however The Bulldogs came back To Take Two games Trom LewusTon and The DusTrucT crown The Bengals were Torced To play Coeur d Alene Tor The rughT To enTer The STaTe TournamenT LaThen s men whupped The Vukungs by a 6I 50 score Tor a TuckeT To The STaTe Tourney aT PocaTelIo AlThough hampered by unlurues whuch plagued all Tuve sTarTers The Team came Through un hugh sTyle aT The PocaTello Tunals In The openung game a hlghly Tavored Nampa quunTeT Tell To Tl e Bengals un an overTume game 56 54 Then The Bengals breezed by Bonnevulle who had beaTen Grangevulle un The openung round In The semu Tunals Kellogg one oT The Tourney TavoruTes Tell To The Golden Wave 40 39 Thus puT L I-I S un The Tunals agaunsT lvladuson I'IIgh oT Rexburg The Bengals played Top TIughT ball un The openung quarTer and led I3 II Then The boys luTeralIy ran ouT oT gas and The Maduson crew surged ahead To emerge The Idaho STaTe Champs by a 5I 29 deTucuT All un all uT was a greaT year Tor L I-I S as LaThen s men burned The Twune Tor I436 pounTs whule Theur opponenTs huT I342 Tor an average oT 49 5 To 46 2 pounTs per game Jum Branom 6 7 cenTer was named To The All I E League TursT Team whule Guard Gary Chu holm was named on The second Team Branom led The Team scorung wuTh 3OI pounTs and was Tollowed closely by Doug Randall wuTh 289 LosT To nexT year s crew wull be Branom Chusholm Randall Ed Campoell KenT PaTTerson Iv1onTe Mclvlurray and Vurgul Wucks Back To bolsTer nexT year s crew wull be lunuors Ellus Olson Denny Bowlung and Duck Ruark sophomores Charle NorTon and Duck McDonald ,us 10: 1995 ' I . .Q , . 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If Xb , J ---.., J- Kent Patterson Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec .lan Jan an Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Elhs Olson Doug Randall VICTORY COLUMN Lewiston Lewnston Lewlston Lewiston Lewlston Lewnston Lewnston Lewiston Lewlston Lewlston Lewuston Lewuston Lewiston Lewiston Lewiston Lewuston Lewiston Lewnston Lewnston Lewuston Total 1004 Kellogg West Valley John Rogers Orofmo Lewls Clark Rnchland Sandpoint Moscow Grangevulle Pullman Coeur d Alene Pullman Ruchland Clarkston Moscow Clarkston Grangevllle Coeur d Alene Sandpomt Orotmo Total Duck McDonald Coach Lathen Monte McMurray Ed CBHIPUOU f100J Lewiston Lewiston Lewiston Lewsston Lewuston LEWISTOI1 Lewuston Lewlston Season Total Average Season Record Gary Chisholm VICTORY COLUMN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Moscow Grangevllle Grangevllle Grangeville DISTRICT PLAYOFF Coeur d Alene STATE TOURNAMENT IPOCATELLOJ Nampa Kellogg Madison Lewuston 1436 Opponents 1342 Lewiston 495 Opponents 462 19 Wuns 10 Losses Vnrgul Wlcks Denny Bowlmg Jum Branom Charles Norton Wayne Byers Mgr Duck Ruark 11013 0 ' .. , 59 , ,, 43 , , 59 , 47 ' 38 42 ' , ,. 40 41 196 173 ' 61 ' ,, , 50 ' 56 , 54 Lewiston , ,,,,, 50 Bonneville .. 41 ' . , 40 ., , , 39 ' 29 ' , 51 175 185 ' J 45' 3 L-H54 B Basketball Hlttlng the hoop seemed an easy task for these Junuor Bengals The squad was dnvld ed unto two clubs, the Blues and the Golds, and chalked up an enviable wan loss record Such notables as Clarkston, Moscow and Puerce fell to the power of the Kuttens As these are the future Bengals L H S coaches can take an optnmastlc look unto the crystal ball as l B Football Although theur r e c o r d wasn't too Impressive, these football enthusnasts gauned valuable expernence nn the art of bemg grnduron stars These eager boys wnll be the bug guns In fu ture L H S grudlron teams The squad was under the able dlrectnon of Bu rt Woodward B Baseball Prospects were hot for an other great season for the Knttens when the Bengal went to press Coach Don Whate directed the squad nn the fundamentals of our Natnonal sport L H S wall have another top duamond crew comung up as these boys advance to the top they advance to the varsity Coach Bob Wnllnams gunded the group to theur successful season 'Q N' on qos f102J 3 IE E? E' LE nvrwfpmtn ,P M' +L,'7S L I aol I-1.7 iw fgieifs G Pliwrkfnr 'if' HF . fx, AA A., 1 43 fund L' .Sffww Bolslered Ioy 23 leffermen Coach Wes Lallmen s cxnder crew was one of' Hwe slrongesl' an years a+ I. H S Among +I1e veferans were suclw slandoufs as Ken? Pafrerson s'ra+e discus wnnn r ID I953 Gene I-Iurley and Ivlonle McMurray un Ilwe pole vaull and Ted Clwenowefls slwofpuf Wlwen Ilne Bengal wen? IO Dress Ilmere were seven meefs on sIaI'e for flue Iraclcsler Included In These were Ine Id1I'o Invulaluonal al Moscow Aprul IO Clarlcslon Invufafuonal April I5 Inland Emplre af Pullman Aorul 24 Bu Sfale a+ Daylon May I Second Drslrncr and Regnonal af Moscow Muy 8 I9 and on May 22 Sfare af Boise 1103i ' ' I - , ID I 5 ,A Q ' g- x 1 ' , .Lu I k I if I r. - - I, 4.15 1 - s I I I l s K - A Y ' ' - I I I f Q I I if I . of vc - nw ... ', , 3- Q 1 ffffl . :f-Es'1- I f T , Li'-1 I JL Q., s- ss. , IB 1 ' Z3 I r S if F., fl 1 li I .4 Q A. v - 3 f 5 3' I IS ,. , I .I -I , I ,V ' A Q' Q I IJ' , 9 I K , V . 1' A. Q ' .A . .L Y I , s. ' Pfwgfmm ofwum, fl04l Modern Robm Hoods In Its flrst year at L H S archery attracted m a n y guys and gals Practice was held at the Thometz Pavnl lon In North Lewlston under the able gundance of Burt Woodward Bowlers Active Strikes were plentiful for thus active group of bowl mg enthusnasts Competung the bowlers had a very successful season Cal Mes smger directed the group Gymnosts Display Antics Twlshng t u r n u n g and fumblmg the 1953 54 gym nastlcs team strutted Its stuff at half tnme of basket ball g a m e s and really showed nts worth The eager tumblers were under the dnrechon of Ed Ulruch ' h . . ., in a round robin tourney, , I . . Elf, Jenna, Qian fn Fore' Seven meets were on tap for LHS Ben Hogans and Sammy Sneads as Coach Roy Smlth called fnrst practlce The golf ers played ln a round robln tourney with sux other area schools and the chmax of the season came with the Joe Dur gan playoff at Colfax Lewlston was defendlng champion Playmg on a ladder basus the boys al ways had a chance to lm prove thenr standing or also to fall back wnth a low score The top four qualnfned for tourney Play Attrocts Many These L HS guys and gals took advantage of sprung sunshine to parts clpate an the tennus pro gram The team faced such foes as Clarkston Bonse and Colfax Cal Messunger g u u d e d the group Harriers Are Tops Coach Wes Lathen s cross country team went unde feated for the thu d straight year as the har rners captured the Inland Empure League t u t I e Bonse Clarkston and Mos cow were among the top squads whuch fell to the runners 110:13 I n - - 1 Tennis 'r 7 ff 4997 Q 41065 Fld., qefn mldmblltt flmw jlwwzx, Pnwm, Wnlh lhe commg of sprung sunshnne some 50 L H S baseball asprranls mel wslh Coach Bob Wulllams To vue lor posuluons un lhe perennually slrong Bengal diamond crew Afler 'rwo weeks Coach Wnlluarns had lrurnmed hrs squad down lo I8 From These 'rhe slarhng mne were selecfed Wulh eleven velerans on hand when The annual wenf To press lhe Bengals looked like lhey were headed for anolher greaf season Wrlh one excephon lhe club was l'he same as lhe Jumor Legnon Crew whrch won lhe S'ra+e 'rr+le The Bengals boasled one of lhe hnesf mound slafls ID lhe enhre Norlhwesl and lhese hurlers were backed up wulh such power hullers as Duane Moore Ellrs Olson Gary Chisholm Duck Ruark Ervnn Moore and Roger Wrlllams Wrlh several boys up from lasl years B and Frosh squads al press hme Ll-l S seemed on urs way lo more laurels In spor'rs Alrhough scores were nol avanlable al press hme lhe Bengal slale ncluded such lop Teams as John Rogers Norlh Cenfral and Wes? Valley all of Spokane Walla Walla Moscow and Clarkslon w1'rh The season endnng May ZI 22 wnlh lhe Norlh Idaho regronal lournamenl' l107l A fnndzi, f 011212, ,Spoafm Membe s recorded anolher very successful season ln promohng lnleresl un lhe Girls Afhlehc As o clahon A speedball play day was held IH Lewuslon early n lhe fall The loaskelloall playdiy drew gurs 'ro Mos ow wuln sux schools al endlng Joan Baldeclc caplmned lhe wrnnung baslcelbwll leam The enlhusuasm and sccurale shoolung o T e ophomores won over lhe hard faghhng senlor 'ream lhe Bengalelfes Crane secrelary and Vrrgue Trolman Treasurer Deanna Slewarf and Teresa Edelblule were oornl recorders lvlargarel Hunlly alhlelc manager Pal Branom lennus manager and Mary Jane l-laynes peedball manager Mrs Merl Kylonen was advisor af-:Wm .sl , H081 . . . u . . I 1 - C A l c ' '. ' l ' . r C C. I ' C . 1 I . C ' 5 'h i ' -A ' ' , . . GJKA. was headed lhis year by Lois Harmon. Donna Case served as vice-presidenlq Marllyn C V I . . C I . 4 . s . . ' . l 6, l . r 1 y N Q .N 3. 1 . A .fVA'fs-era 44-4- f 899 090 M norm ,,x,,ak'l,b gpm gm ilu gpm Badmrnron was flue ma or wrnler sporf for arhlehc Coeds due lo rlwe long perr d of cod we ll'-e New raclcers were purchased and onrdres flew across 'flue nels for nearly sux weeks Top players on flue ladder loolc 'lrrps lo Spolcan Pullman and Moscow 'ro parfrcupale rn flue l.1'Hle Inland Emprre lournamenlrs Pal Brarmom Marrlyn Crane Joan Baldecl Sunnre l-larrrson Parsy McDonald and Pal McCoy were among +l'1 lop conrenders from L l-l S Bowlung and baslcelball brouglnl Jrlme G A A season +o a close Sprung sunslmne found nearly srxly girls our for baseball Mrs Merl Kylonen GAA advrsor pul forllw a gre-al deal of efforf 'ro plan anoflwer oursland :ng year rn i953 54 Co operalron and good sporr manslwnp were 'rwo qualrfrcafron presen+ lor a suc cesslul G A A program I 10.1 I? 0 5 5, - V gf, i F x ' 'f H ' V 1 X X x S 5 5 in , ,' V a' ' -.Ir ' l if 1 I s ,,' fx 1 ' U 1 , . 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