Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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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 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