Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1949 volume:

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DEDICATION We Qi We aariiwai srfaii are prord ff cedirlaie ire 594? ei ' 'wi THE BENGAL io Frimciea: Ben I-ierrcir. Mr. i-ierred carrie 're Lewisiovw High Sciwei iiwi-ee yesfl- fiqr, :ie Q fiirie Qufceisiui yeers aS priricipai oi Cie Eium High Serge. Mr. Herron received His Baziieior oi Science ard iViaCfer1:iSrfei degreee ai Wafiwinqiov Sifaie Coiieqe, where he figured promiver in irark, Qefring iwigiw iurnru, bi-and iurvp ard Dole vauii recordi wh food ior fdme years. A2 adyiaer fo 'five Siudemi Coumcgii, Priricipai Herron has aeriv i L reiped in ire irii+ia+ion oi many beifermeni programs ioi ide Qmmei wd fide 22590. SENIOR PROPHECY Fx-y school approaches its closing your writer sits dreaming lar into the future wondering where time and space wil deposit the crass of 49, Being oi a curious nature, the author :oiled upon Frei. Heirstein to investigate lhe possibilities ei drifting into the iuiure and getting a preview oi the various occupations oi the 49ers. Qbtaininq use ot his time ma- Qhine and setting year IO years irom Statistics show -.nd you must allow it for the now and ihaf this 'ecali vour school days when year l959, friend scribe gazed through the porthole on the I ooserveo what fs written in the ioilowinq report, philose her cannol De entirel correct on all oi ou students . P Y Y ter a slight exaggeration on my part. Af any rate, these prophecies may you read ihem over each Time you pick up your high schoo wnuai: ,LNE ADAMS is running a used car lot tlowil south iAll hers, of course i EOE ALBRIGHT can be seen at the ,world famous rodto n Madison Square Garden opening the gate for the horses Rl.Tll ALLEN is rnarrle.l to Blackie Palmer, oi course LRTHUR ANDREWS oviris halt interest in the Raradice tlluh and draws portraits in his customers GENE ARNONE is the iietneit English screen ragt in the latest love- fini arid-leave un picture, JIRGIL AYERS is top nrcchanic at the Chevroiet garage, .WILLIS BALLARD is 'ioyi Dr I O, the mental banker, DELLA BARLOW appears every peek on 'The Hour ot Charm with the allfglrl chorus JOHN BENGTSON may he heard arguing over the radio each Sunday on the Round Table discussions KARL BERGER plays the cymbals in the Spike Jones hand KA reflection on his high school days no Iessi BOB BERRY is taking nurse s aid training at St, Joseph: hospital DOUG BlCKFORD'S theme song is I Cant Get Off oi My Horse. He can he heard singing it from North Lcvviston to the Orchards, DON BOLINGBROKE is a tennis pro for N I C E CLARIS BOWLES rnarried a handleader and is raising druminers. BONNIE BRADEN is head operator of the Braden date bureau. BILLY BROOKING gives Spanish guitar lessons to all the neighborhood children BILL BROWN is in the auto wrecking business and cdits a small-time newspaper on the side. DONNA BROWN lives in a beautiiul home with a lovely vievt, furnished with blond furniture Having obta.ned a doctors degree in lnusic, she is now looking for a husband, EERN BROWN married Jirnmie and settled down in a iittle rose-covered cottage by the sea. .IEORGIA BURRIL is one of tne best housewives L,rl,S has ever graduated .JOLORES CAPITAN married Ted and is raising medium- sized children PAT CARPENTER can oe seen every Saturday night at Cantor s Dance Hall KENNETH CARRIER has cunt stepping out l.-.ith other men s nomen and has settled down to the ich oi a commer- cial art.st MARVIN CARROLL rleiivers night letters tor Western Union ELSIE CASE 'hurried R2vmont'l-son-ol-Konnet, of course, GLENN CASEBOLT onoinetry classes his bad habit is still trying to teach Mr Myers trig- 'or hirri He cant seem to get rid ot JOAN CLARK is running for the olticc oi superintendent of parks NANCY CLAOSEN Mrs Don White SHIRLEY COON is of CVP. JOAN COX The pi NELL CURTIS is Rockettes JOAN DeSHAZER, 'graveyard shift EUGENE DESILET is celebrating her tenth anniversary as trying to get Rexs fob as president cture blacked out here. second girl in the third row of the alias 'White Cap, is working the at Sacred Heart in Spokane broadcasts on the side while gathering 'nanikins lor 'Bea s Originals EDWARD DOWNEN us head gdsser at Chucks Service Station BARBARA EDWAR DS takes the money she earns at the Dime-a-Dance and studies dancing with Arthur Murray MAXINE EDWARD S cant decide which she likes best Moscow or Lewiston BARBARA FALLWELL takes treatments for laughing sick ness She laugh couldn t get her MAUREEN FLYNN ed so hard in an assembly once she mouzh shut and hasnt stopped since keeps trim by working in the muscle department pt the Charles Atlas body building course BERNICE FOX keeps her tapering fingers slender by bang- ing her typewriter six hours a day for the Tribune PAUL GARRETT is a soprano in Fred Warings Glee Club, RAE GENTRV migrated back to Asotin and liked it so vvell she torgot to come sack, BOB GLEASON is chief line Stringer on the yo-yo team M JA IEOOWV' wfwiw P ho wwwfw fr twwf ww B: VFRL -' Gif'-UN S www! cwmwhw www ww www w www'n Owwrww: 1 JANwf'w GCQDTWI ww' ,J w Nw- wwww twwr Lf. 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Besl of luck, Beal KARL BERGER-Sludem' bod residenl in Y P his senior year, Karl allained high rank in lhe Class of I949. An honor sfudenl, Karl also was an alhlele, specializing in Tennis and foolball. The besf ol luck 'ro lhis enler- prising senior. EUGENE ARNONE-An all-round alhlele. Gene parlicipaled in loolball, baslcelball. baseball and lraclc. As presidenl of Jrhe Senior Class he was in charge of such 'func- 'rions as The Senior Ball. Good luclc. Gene! Page ten MAUREEN FLYNN-An Honor SocieTy member Tor Two years, Maureen presided over The Purple X1 Gold League Council as a senior. An ouTsTanding member oT The Purr and annual sTaTTs, Maureen could oTTen be Tound in Room 2I. BesT wishes always, Maureen! JOY MQMURRAY-CapTain oT The I.-Cube in her senior year, Joy was also presidenT oT The GAA. As a iunior she presided over The Girls' I. Club. Good luck, Joy! BRUCE MCINTOSH-A member of The baslceTball Team Tor Tour years. Finnie Minnie was also ouTsTanding in Traclc and baseball. 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Y ,,f I 1 x ' i f A l 5 X Emi! 3?-:f x vi 0 H Z be I his 69' 1' W '- win A Z , R xi! , fp X1 - DN YWL - In XXIQAV AZ -V I i i V 5 A' f-rs as s K d l 91 lk ,I Y '- f ' iff 14 A 15? ff? li . A' A ,, Zi, Z '4K5 gl wif? I In A A Ad? . 52 :Mi 14 n':Nz:5' .1 1 as W 0 7- ,jl . LH f. .1 -B 'Y P WAS gun, 'QS f ilfili L Q 1 . ,, -fx C ' - , f 4,11 Yyfr 2 f 4 f fp jx , V if ' 1 - ' f 'I 1 ' Q A , K -gl QQ K 3 5,2 , Page fourteen Page fifteen 5 l 'P R E S 0 N N E L Page eighteen ADMINISTRATION RUTI-I RYTI-IER Junior High Secretary JEAN PETERSON Secretary to Superintenden L. L. CARLSON Superintendent LEO CLICK Junior High Principal J. C. EDDY Assistant Superintendent BEN HERRON Senior High Principal PI-IYLLIS DENISON Secretary to Superintendent IDA SILFLOW Senior High Secretary Page nineteen VIRGINIA MARGARET HARRINGTON-B.S., Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, Northern Idaho College of Education, Lewiston-Subject: Eighth grade X reading and spelling. Advisor of J. H. S, paper. M A 4. v nf 'I' , A J J. ROSS WOODS-B.S.tBus.l, M.S.CEd.l, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow- ff M I -1 Subject: Instrumental music. Advisor of instrumental groups, ' funn fig in sf NELLIE M. ROBINSON-B.S,, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, M.A., Univ. of Washington, Seattle-Subject: Senior English and speech, Advisor of . - L-Cube, Radio-Forensic. 11 MAY L. NESBITT -Life Certificate, Northern Idaho College of Educa- I . A i tion, LewistonfSubject: Study hall. 3 l ', , WARREN G. BRIGGS-B.S.iEd.l, Univ, of Idaho, MoscovvfSubject: U i l Q Social sciences. 3 L EDWARD CLIFFORD REIBER-B,Th., Whitman College, Walla Walla, 1 i Wash., M.S,, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Industrial arts. i ' rg . Ag x Q i WEAVER W. MYERSfA.B. and M.A., Univ. of Southern Calif., Los . . Angeles-Subject: Mathematics. Advisor of Sophomore class. f , ., f , ELLA MAY MIESENfB,S.fEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: E 3 ' X f Girls' P.E. and majorettes. Advisor of G.A.A., Girls' L Club. life K All 7 cation, Lewiston, Central Wash. College of Education, EIlensburg-Sub- A ject: English, mathematics, penmanship. IX 'S' is i ' ' N 55 MAYME L, BANDYfLife Certificate, Northern Idaho College of Edu- X ,. i -i 3 HARRY WARREN-B.S.KEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Social - - A , science. Advisor of Junior High Student Council. V . Ri! , QQ- if L INA CARLSONfLife Certificate, Library Certificate, Univ. of Washing- . V -. K ' f ig W, 3' V ton, Seattle-Subject: Librarian. W Y' iii , .gf A if i K ' .., LORENZO RANDOLPH DeLANE-B.A., Northern Idaho College of Edu- . cation, Lewiston-Subject: Seventh grade mathematics. Advisor of the ,, f :W i ' ' Rock Hounds, I f PEGGY L. PENCEfB,S.iEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow4Subject: Biol- 1 ,. ogy, U. S. history, geography. I g , : iiARv1E ELLIS WALKER, SR,-B.S.tEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow- , 9 i ' Subject: Physical education. if -1 , iwi' BILLIE CAMPBELL FITZGERALD-B.A., Northern Idaho College of . ig, ' f Education, Lewiston-Subject: Social science. ' 5 iw ELIZABETH VAN HORNfA.B.lEd.J, Heidelberg College, Ohio-Sub- ject: Home economics. Advisor of Girls' Club, . ' 5 ROBERT L. HOLBROOKfB.A. and M.S., Univ. of Idaho, Moscowf i ' 9' -09' Subiect: Geometry, publications, journalism. Advisor of Quill 84 Scroll, Q5 3 Press Club, Bengal's Purr, yearbook. X 2, ': W A . JAMES ORVELL SHOREfB.S.tEd.D, Univ. of Idaho, ivinsenvv, wasn, . , ' ' ,Q State College, Pullman-Subject: Shorthand, business law, economics, - typing I, bookkeeping. Advisor of Loyalty Squad. sw 4 A, ' I R f ' 5, ' D iffifi QUEEN REED HOLBROOK-B.S.iEd.l, M.A., Univ. of Idaho, Nloscowf - . in Ei.-1 Subject: World history. Advisor of Senior Class. ' '-f- EDWARD o. sAiiiiviAiii, JR.-B.S.fEd.J, Univ. of mann, Moscow-Sub- i. ,r l in., fi i . - ' ' ' - f- - -A -, U -,K ggi .yi -, ject, Biology, general science. Advisor of Electronics Club, Science ,gf V . 'Q' 5 , gg: , Honor Club. , ,LI Q, ,Ji- - ef .. - - ,df W fi , , EDITH WEISGERBER-B.A., Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Sopho- ' E Ui, Lg, more and junior English. Advisor of Junior Class. ,, A 2 E 3 CAMERA siivi MARY A. KRAUSE, MARIE T. NICHOLAS . f A i- . ,, .A ,. F A C U L T Y ,.,,,,,.,,,i . ' '44 3 I 'V' 'QQWYXY If, 1 1 fe- .i or a .1 . fit . 'mega 4 qu .Q 2' ' ro-:1:a,ftg4ere -so Page twenty-one CLETUS SARBACHER-B.S.CEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Algebra. Advisor of Boys' turnout, HELEN I. YOUNG-B.A., Whitman College, Walla Walla-Subject Vocal music. Advisor of A Cappella choir, Senior High girls' trio, Senior High boys' quartet, Junior and Senior High glee clubs, Junior an: Senior High mixed chorus, Senior High mixed octet. SIDNEY STANFORD SCHEIBE-B.A.iEd.J, Washington State College, Pullman-Subject: Physics and descriptive science. RUTH PETTERSONfB.A.IEd.I, Western Wash. College of Education- Subject: Business training, general mathematics, algebra. WILLIAM M. TIERNEY-B.A., Washington State College, Pullmang M.S.iEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, MoscowfSubject: Shop. Adivsor of Visual Education Projectors' Club. MERL LEONA KYTONEN-B.S.iEd.I, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Suhr ject: P.E., biology, reading and spelling. Advisor of G. A. A., L Club, Heel 84 Toe, yell leaders, majorettes. WALTER C. GRAVESSAB., Kansas State Teacher College, Kansas- Subject: World history, P.E. Advisor of L Club. DAISY LOUISE LEE-B.S.KEd.J, University of Illinois-Subject: Eng- lish nine and ten. WES LATHEN-B.S.KEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Shop, coach. ELLEN PETERSON-B.S.iEd.i and M.S.IEd.J, Univ. cf Idaho, Moscow Subject English nine Advisor of Junior Honor Society LYDIA M SLOAN Life Certificate Teachers College Mich AB Univ of Washington Seattle Subject Art Advisor of Colony Art Club National Art Honor Society AL E. KYTONEN B.S.CFor.J, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow Subject Health. Advisor of Camera Club. ' WILLIAM C. FRICK-North Idaho Junior College, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho State College, Pocatello-Subject: Machine shop. ROY EDWARD SMITHfAB.S.iEd.7, Univ. of Idaho, MoscowfSubject: P.E., baseball. PAULINE SCHAPLOWSKY-B.S.tH.Ec.i, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow- Subject: Home economics. Advisor of F. H, A. SARAH C RICE AB University of Georgia Athens Subject U S history Advisor of Purple 84 Gold League GEORGE E JUSTICE BSIEdJ Univ of Idaho Moscow Subject Social science Advisor of Boys Club MARION L SHINN BA Washington State College ject Chemistry general science ED RANTA-M,S., B.S.iEd.J, Univ. of Idaho, MoscowfSubiect: Guid- ance, mathematics. Advisor of Boys' Club, LENA M WISHARD Northern Idaho College of Education Lewiston Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Eighth grade mathematics. NADINE HANDY-B.A., Univ. of Idaho, Moscow-Subject: Junior and senior English, Advisor of Thespians. CAMERA SHY: VERNA STAHLHUT, KATHLEEN A. MULRONEY .. fm if l i n - I wi . ij . FACULTY CLASS OFFICERS 3. 21: fi , 1 at M- 5, IV, A M , L11 Sophomore Closs DON MCINTYRE - - PresIdenI BILL BURROWS - - Vice-Pre-sIden+ IVIELVINE I-IILL - - Secrelrary Senior Closs EUGENEARNONE - - - PresIdemI' RAY MILLER - - A Vice-Presidenf LEE ROST - - - Secrehary Junior Closs .IIIVI ROUSE - A Presidenf JOE SEVERIN - Vice-Pres. CLARICE PIKE - Secrehary Page twenty-th ree i x 'ln za! ,A,. .. S2 ff W 4. l, We 2 A aff 'Y' e i ih- SE ROBERT H. ALBRIGHT-Science Club 3. IVIAE JUNE ADANlSfCornrn. Club 2, 4, Teacher Secretary 2. RUTH DOLORES ALLEN-Band 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella 4, All-Conf. Band, All-Dist. Band 4, Comrn. Club 3, 4, FHA 4, L-Cube, Orch. 2, 3, Teacher Sec- retary 3, 4, Council 3. ART EARL ANDREWS-L Club 3, 4, Colony Club 2, 3, 4, Art Honor Soc. 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 4, Jr. Prom, Annual 3, 4. EUGENE ARNONE-Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Council 4, Rep. Stu- dent, Sr. Ball, Senior Pres., Track 2, 3, 4. VIRGIL PAUL AYERS-Football 3, L Club 3, 4. WILLIS CLARK BALLARD, JR.-Band 3, 4, Orch. 3, 4. DELLA JANE BARLOW-A Cappella 3, 4, Art Honor Soc. 4, Colony Club 3, 4, L-Cube, Girls' Glee 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4. JOHN HOWARD BENGTSON-A Cappella 3, Tag Salesman 3, L Club 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Loyalty Squad 3, 4, Mixed Octet 3, Radio-For. 3, 4, Sci. Club 3, 4, All-High Play 3, Sr. Play 3, Thespians 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Transfer from Mt. Vernon, N. Y. KARL WANG BERGERfA Cappella, Pres. 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 4, Jr. Pres., Rep. Stu- dent, Debate 4, Football 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, Honor Soc. 3, v.-p. 4, Jr. Prom, L Sales 4, Press Club 3, Purr 3, Quill 84 Scroll 3, Radio-For. 4, Sr, Ball, Council 3, Pres. 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CAMPBELL BERRY-Band 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella 4, AllfConf. Band 4, All-Dist. Band 4, Ger- man Band 4, Sax. Ensemble 3, Melody Makers 3, 4. DOUGLAS CLAUDE BICKFORD-L Club 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Loyalty Squad 2, Boys' Chorus 4. CLARIS JEANNE BOWLES-Girls' L Club 4, GAA 2, 3, Secy. 4, Colony Club 4, Art Honor Soc. 4. DONALD DAVE BOLINGBROKEfL Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. RONALD LEROY BROOKING-Electronics club Vice- Pres. 4. N I O I 1 S Pagetwenty four WILLIAM A. BROWN--Annual Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, Ed. 45 A Cappella 45 Honor Soc, 45 N,W. Music Conf. 45 Orch. 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Quill 84 Scroll 3, 45 Council 45 Visual Ed, 2, 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Teen Town 35 Mixed Chorus 4. DONNA LEE BROWN-Annual 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Allegro 2, 3, 45 AllfHigh Play 45 Comm. Club 35 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Girls' Trio 45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 L-Cube5 Loyalty Squad 2, 35 Mixed Octet 35 N.W. Music Conf, 45 Office 45 Sr, Ball5 Sr. Play5 Teacher Secy. 45 Council 45 Treble Triad 2, 35 Purr 35 Press Club 35 Quill 84 Scroll 3, 45 AlleDist. Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 45 PKG Council 25 Tag Salesman 4, FERN IRENE BROWN-FHA 2, 35 Library 3, 45 Office 45 Sci. Club 35 P816 Vice-Pres. 45 Press Club 35 Purr 35 Flaghearer 2, 3, GEORGIA MAE BURRIL PATRICIA LOUISE CARPENTERfBand 3, 45 Orch. 2, 3, 4. DOLORES LEONE CAPITANfPress Club 45 Quill 84 Scroll 45 Sci. Club 35 Comm, Club 3, 45 Annual 45 Office 4. Transfer from Seattle, Wash. KENNETH CARLTON CARRIER-Art Honor Soc. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Colony Club 3, 45 Sci. Club 45 All- High Play 45 Annual 45 Jr. Prom.5 Radio-For. 4, MARVIN LEONARD CARROLL ELSIE MAE cAsE-Band 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 Comm. Club 3,45 sf. sau. GLENN LESLIE CASEBOLT-Band 35 L Club 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Debate 45 Honor Soc. 45 Sci. Club 45 All-High Play 35 Sr. Play5 Tnespians 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Christmas Play 4. Transfer from Okanogan, Wash. JOAN A. CLARK-A Cappella 3, 45 Allegro 3, 45 Tag Salesman 25 Comm. Club 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 YAC 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 3. NANCY LOUISE CLAUSEN-A Cappella 45 Comm. Club 35 FHA 2, 35 GAA 25 Girls' Glee 35 Loyalty Squad 2, 35 Sr. Ball5 Mixed Chorus 4. SHIRLEY MAE COON-Band 3, 45 A Cappella 45 All-High Play 45 Comm. Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 25 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 PKG Council 45 Sr. Play5 Council 4. NELL DELORES CURTIS-Majorettes 2, 3, Leader 45 A Cappella 45 All-High Play 35 Comm. Club 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, Reporter 45 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Glee 35 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play5 Thespians 45 Mixed Chorus 4. ELIZABETH JOAN COX-A Cappella 45 Girls' Glee 35 L-Cube5 Honor Soc. 45 PBLG Council 45 Sci. Club 35 Sr. Ball5 YAC 2, Secy. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2, 3. HE I Z , xx vs. 1 .ml -Az., A' Page twenty-five S E N I 0 .fl ff Qi i .5 PHILIP EUGENE DES1LETfAll-High Play Z5 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Honor Soc. 45 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 35 L Sales 2, 3, 45 Radio-For. 45 Sci. Club 3, 45 Sr. Ball5 Council 45 YAC 45 Yell Leader 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JUAN DeSHAZER-A Cappella 45 All- High Play 45 Comm. Club 45 FHA 45 Honor Soc. 3, 45 Jr, Prom5 L-Cube, 2nd Lt.5 P846 Council 45 Sci. Club 35 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 Council 45 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 4. DONALD EDWARD DOWNENgBand 2, 3, 45 Honor Soc. 45 Melody Makers 45 Sci. Club 3, 4, MAXINE EDWARDSflVlajorettes Z, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Girls' L Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4, BARBARA JEANNE EDWARDS-All-High Play 3, 45 Comm. Club 45 Teacher Secy. 4, BARBARA E. FALLWELL-A Cappella 3, 45 Allegro 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Girls' L Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4. DONNA LEE FOSTER MAUREEN ELLIS FLYNN-Annual 45 All-High Play 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Honor Soc. 3, Secy. 45 Jr. Prom5 LfCube lst Lt.5 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 P846 Pres, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Quill 64 Scroll 3, 45 Sci. Club Secy. 35 Purr 3, Feature Ed. 45 Sr. Bally Teacher Secy. 35 Council 45 Visual Ed, 25 Rep. Student. BERNICE CAROL FOXfAnnual 45 All-High Play 3, 45 Comm. Club 45 FHA 35 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 Orch. 2, 35 P846 Council 45 Press Club 3, Pres. 45 Purr 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Quill 84 Scroll 45 Sr. Ball5 Council 45 Sr. Play 3, 45 Thespians 4. PAUL MARTIN GARRETT-A Cappella 3, 45 Annual 45 Boys' Quartet 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Press Club 45 N,W. Music Conf. 45 Council 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Teen Town 3. RAE ANN GENTRYwComm. Club 3, VicefPres. 45 Sci. Club 35 Office 35 Teacher Secy. 45 All-High Play 3. BEVERLY VANESSA GIPSON-Comm. Club. 45 Press Club 45 Purr 45 Quill 84 Scroll 45 Sci. Club 3. ROBERT OTIS GLEASONfA Cappella 45 B. K. 25 Council 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Mixed Octet 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 4. ALVA EARNEST GOODALL JANICE RUTH GORDON-Annual Bus. Mgr. 45 FHA 45 Girls' Glee 35 Jr. Prom5 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 Office 25 Press Club 3, 45 Purr 3, Circulation Mgr, 45 Quill 82 Scroll 45 Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 All-High Play 4. N I 0 I l S Page twenty six . I aa? :rid ., QA, 3,-n Q MARION KENNETH GRASSERfSci, Club 4. LEWIS GRAVELLESL Club 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE LILLIAN GRAY-Transfer from Nolti- rnier, N. D. ARLINE LOUISE I-lAYESfFHA 4, Band 4, Comm. Club 4. RAY F. GUENTHER-Sci. Club 3, All-High Play 3, Honor Soc, 4. CHARLOTTE MARIE HALLEEN-Annual 3, FHA 3, Jr. Prom, Loyalty Squad 3, Office 2, 3, Press Club 3, Council 2. JOVCE LEE HAUGHTON-A Cappella 4, Comm. Club 3, 4, FHA 4, Girls' Glee 4, Library 3, 4, Office 4, Teacher Secy. 2. JAMES LEE HAINES-Jr. Prom 3, Sr. Ball, L Club 4, Loyalty Squrd 3, 4, Football 4, A Cappella Secy. 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4, BERNADINE RUTH GREENE-All-High Play 4, Comm. Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 4, Teacher Secy. 3. REX I., HENINGERiBand 2, 3, 4, All-High Play 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, German Band 4, Melody Makers 3, 4, Orch. 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4. EDITH BEATRICE HELANDER-Sr. Play 4, Art Honor Soc. 3, 4, Colony Club 3, Pres, 4, Rep. Stu- dent, Girls' State 3, Honor Soc. 3, 4, Sci. Club 3, P846 Council 2, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 4, L-Cube, YAC 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Purr 3, Co-Ed. 4, Quill 84 Scroll 3, 4, Council Secy 4, All-High Play 4, L Sales 4. JAMES GERALD HUNTER-A Cappella 4. ELMER R. IMTHURNfArf. Honor Soc, 3, 4, Colony Club 2, 3, 4. BETTY JOAN ISOMiA Cappella 4, Comm, Club 4, L-Cube, Sr. Ball, Teacher Secy. 4, Transfer from Carroll, Nebraska, ROBERT J. JASPERS-L Club 2, 3, 4, AIIVHIQI1 Play 3, 4, Loyalty Squad 3, Pres. 4, Sr. Ball, Sr. Play 3, 4, Council 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader, 3, 4. Page twenty-seven S E N I O RS 12 .a W 'ls J SAYLOR CALL JEPPSON-FL Club 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Quartet 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 All-High Play 35 Boys' State 35 N.W. Music Conf.5 Sr. Ball5 Jr. Prom. MONTY JONES AUDREY MARDIECE JOHNSON-Colony Club 2, 35 Transferred to N.I.C.E. 4. LORENA ELIZABETH KAUFMAN-Comm. Club 3, Pres, 45 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 45 P846 Council 45 Council 4. SHIRLEY JEAN JONESfBand 2, 3, 45 Tag Sales- man 35 Comm. Club 45 Orch. 3, Secy. 45 Council 35 Library 4. RAVMOND LAWRENCE KAUFMANfBand 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 35 A Cappella 45 All Dist. Band 45 Bas- ketball 45 L Club 2, 3, Vice4Pres. 45 Trumpet Trio 3, 45 Melody Makers 3, 45 Orch. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom5 Sr. Ball5 Boys' Chorus 4, RICHARD LEE KELLEY-Band 3, 4. EDWIN LEW KIM YONG CAROL GENEVIEVE KNUTSON fA Cappella 45 Comm. Club 3, 45 FHA 45 Library 45 Office 4. MENIORIE LANTZ RETA JEAN LACEY-All-High Play 3, 45 Comm. Club 3, 45 Debate 45 FHA 45 Honor Soc. 45 L-Cube5 Office 45 Sr, Bally Sci. Club 45 Sr. Play 3, 45 Thes- pians 4. Transfer from North Central High, Spo- kane, Washington. DON HARVEY LEE-L Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Bk, 2. JOHN WHITMAN LEHFELDT OTTO H. LEUSCHEL, JR.-A Cappella 45 AllfHigh Play 25 Tag Salesman 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 B.K. 25 L Club 2, 3, 45 Soph, Pres,5 Football 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Jr, Prom5 L Sales 2, 3, 45 Mixed Octet 45 Annual 45 Press Club 45 Sr. Ball5 Council 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 YAC 2, 3, Pres. 4, LAVERN EUGENE l.1EDk1E--l. Club 2, 3, secy. 45 Track 25 Football 2, 3, 4. 8 S' EJ 0 s wf I .W A N I 0 I L S Pagetwenty elght THOMAS MICHAEL MADISON-B.K. 2, A Cappella 3, 4, Boys' Glee 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, AIlfHigh Play 2, Sr. Play 3. 2 EDGAR L. MARTIN JEAN ANN MAHER-A Cappella 4, AllfHigh Play 4, Girls' Glee 4, Sr. Ball, Sr. Play, Thespians 4. Transfer from Bellingham, Washington . . Env f X, if 'ff X ROBERT JAMES MCHUGH-B.K. 2, Sci. Club 3, 4, . , Honor Soc. 3, Pres. 4, Boys' State 3, Football 3, 4, ' Jr. Prom, Debate 4, Radio-For. 4, L Sales 4, L Club 3, 4, Sr. Ball, Council Vice-Pres. 4. JOY MAXINE MCMURRAY-AllfHi i1 Pla 3 4' Jr Q 9 Y 1 1 - Secy., Comm. Club 4, Girls' L Club 4, Pres. 3, Jr. . Prom, Honor Soc. 3, 4, L-Cube Capt., Loyalty , ' Squad 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Rep. I ' -T Student, Sci, Club 3, P846 Council 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball, ' V - Sr. Play, Council 3, 4, Thespians 4. - , , BRUCE LEWIS McINTOSHiTag Salesman 4, Base- X ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, B.K. 2, L club 2, 3, f 4, Honor Soc. 4, Jr. Prom, L. Sales 2, 3, 4, Sci. Club 4, Sr. Ball 4, Council 4, Rep. Student, Track ' 3, 4, YAC 2, Boys' Club Pres. 4. 4. DWAIN HERBERT MCINTOSH-Boys' chorus 4, A Cappella 4, Soph Vice-Pres., Council 2, 4, All-High K P 2, 3, Sr. Play, Thespians 4, Football 2, 3, 4, U Pres. 4, Loyalty Squad 4, Boys' Club Council 2 4, W Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Mixed Chorus 4. ' ARDRUE ELAINE MURCHAN-Girls' olee -4, Press f from Clarkston, Washington. I, RA ivlomo EUGENE MILLER-L Club , 3, 4, Sr. Vice Pres., Baseball 2, 4, Football 3, Sci. Club f3f9i'f'- 'W Pres. 4, Sr. Ball, Council 4. 'ig ORLIN ARDEEN MOE ' V X. .. . ' LOIS LORRAINE MORGAN-L-Cube, FHA 4, Band 4, Comm. Club 4, Honor Soc. 4, Sci. Club 3. ORIE E. MUNDELL-fFootball 4, Track 3, 4, L Club 3, 4. 9' 'H RICHARD STANLEY MIILLER-fBand 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, All Dist. Band 4, Orch. 3, 4, All-High I Play 3, Boys' Chorus 3. Qi ,ms- JANITA HOLBROOK MORRISON .Iii E fra 4? J etball 4, Track Z 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, L Clu , , lay 'lr Bask , b Z 3 W i X 5 Club 4, Purr 4: GAA 4: A Cappella -1. Transfer ,,qx',' - M t K v 2 4 ,R , . 4- x 2, CLEVELAND MILTON, JR. in V' ya if . 'i fi ' ' '5 . . . . '45 f ff? , QI, gif .. if E 1 a .,.... SENIORS LLOYD A. NESBITTf-A Cappella 37 All-High Play 37 Basketball Mgr. 47 L Club 2, 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Jr. Prom7 Loyalty Squad 2, 37 Press Club 47 Quill 84 Scroll 47 Sr. Ball7 Sr. Play7 Thespians 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Purr 4. JACQUELINE MARIE MUROCK-Allegro 3, 47 All- High Play 2, 3, 47 Comm. Club 3, 47 FHA 3, 47 Girls' Glee 2, 37 Jr. Prom7 L-Cube7 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Thespians 47 Sci. Club 37 Sr. Ball7 Sr. Play7 Teacher Secy 47 Office 2, 4. ROGER NIELSEN MILDRED VENITA ORRfA Cappella 37 L-Cube7 Honor Soc. 47 Sci. Club 47 Teacher Secy. 47 Mixed Chorus 4. Transfer from Kent, Washington. RAY EUGENE NORTON-Thespians 47 Honor Soc. 47 Baseball Mgr. 37 L Club 3, 47 Loyalty Squad 47 Sr, Play7 Christmas Play 47 All-High Play 47 Sci. Club 3, 47 Sr. Ball. ALLEN RAY NOWLING-Band 2, 3, 47 Drum En- semble 2, 3, 4. MARILYN PEARL OSBORN-Band 2, 3, 47 A Cap- pella 47 All Conf, Band 47 All Dist. Band 3, 47 Comm. Club. 47 FHA 2, 3, 47 Orch. 2, 3, 47 Sci. Club 4. MARY LEE 0GSTONfFHA 4. VALLIEMENA LOREAN OWEN-Band 2, 3, 47 All Dist. Band 3, 47 All-High Play 2, 3, 47 Debate 3, 47 FHA 2, 3, 47 Honor Soc. 3, 47 l.-Cubej Orch. 2, 3, 47 Radio-For. 3, 47 Thespians 3, Secy. 47 Sci. Club 37 Flute Quartet 2, 47 Council 27 Sr. Play 2, 3, 47 Christmas Play 47 Jr. Prom. DIXIE MAE PARSLEYfA Cappella 47 All-High Play 37 Soph. Secy.7 Girls' Glee 37 Jr. Prom7 Radio- For. Secy. 47 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Sr. Ball7 Sr. PIay7 Teacher Secy. 47 Thespians 47 Vis. Ed. 2, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 4. NORMA MARIE PAOLINIfLoyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Teacher Secy. 47 Comm. Club 2, 3, 47 FHA 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA PAULINE PARKS-Band 3, 47 All-High Play 47 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Sr. Ball7 Annual 47 Tennis 37 GAA 27 Sr. Play. JACK D. PERRY-Basketball 3, 47 L Club 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Golf 3, 47 Jr. Prom7 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Sr. Bdllj YAC 2, 3, 47 Tag Salesman 27 Track 2, 3, 4, LAURA MAE PAULSENfGirls' L Club Secy 3, Pres. 47 GAA 2, Treas. 47 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Purr 3, News Ed. 47 Press Club 3, 47 Quill 84 Scroll 4. JOELLA PEARSONfAnnual 47 All-High Play 2, 3, 47 Art Honor Soc. 37 Colony Club 37 GAA 27 Jr. Prom7 Library 37 Majorettes 27 P816 Council 47 Press Club 3, Secy. 47 Purr 3, Co-Ed, 47 Quill 84 Scroll 37 Sr. Ball7 Sr. Play 3, 47 Council 2, 47 Thes- plans 47 Teacher Secy 47 Teen Town 3. L.-lf' ii Page thirty one ALICE RUTH Pounus-L-cube, Loyalty squad 2, 47 GAA 4. ROSEMARY ELIZABETH POLILLOfAll-High Play 3, 47 GAA 3, 4, Secy. 27 Girls' L Club 3, 47 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 47 Office 27 Sr. Billj Sr, Play 3, 47 Thespians 47 Jr. Prom7 P846 Secy. 37 Comm. Club 4. PATSY AVIS PIESER-All-High Play 47 Library 47 Loyalty Squad 2, 47 Sci. Club 47 L-Cube. Transfer from St. Paul's School for Girls, Walla Walla. VIRGINIA RUTH POTTSiTransfer from Grange- ville, Idaho. SHIRLEY RAE PROSSER-All-High Play, 3, 47 Comm. Club 3, 47 FHA 47 Radio-For. 47 Sr. Ballj Sr. Play7 Teacher Secy. 3, 47 Flag Bearer 2, 37 PBLG Council 4. Transfer from North Central, Spokane. EMERSON ROBERT PURCELLfTransfer from Broken Bow, Nebraska. DORIS JEAN RODGERS-Comm. Club 3, 47 Colony Club 2, 4, Treas. 37 Sci. Club 37 Teacher Secy. 3, 47 Art Honor Soc. 47 Jr. Prom7 L-Cube7 All-High Play 4, BILL A. REVNOLDS CHARLES ARTHUR REED LILA LEE ROST-Sr. Secy.7 Jr. Prom7 Sr. Ball7 l.'CUbej Loyalty Squad 3, 4. Transfer from Greeley, Colorado. DIXIE LEE SALVIS-A Cappella 47 All-High Play 47 Colony Club Vice-Pres. 47 Comm, Club 3, 47 FHA 4: Loyalty Squad 2, 3, 47 Radio-For. VicefPres. 47 Sr. Play7 Sr. Ball7 Council 47 Girls' Glee 27 Mixed Chorus 4. GEORGE RAVMOND RUDDELL-A Cappella 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Basketball 47 Boys' Club Secy. 47 L Club 2, 3, 47 Jr. VicefPres.7 Football 2, 3, 47 Jr. Prom7 Press Club 37 Purr 37 Sr. Ball7 Track 4. DAVID ALAN SANMAN-L Club 2, 3, 47 All-High Play 47 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Basketball 47 Cross Counf try 2, 37 Loyalty Squad 27 Sr. Ball7 Sr. Play. FRED DON SCHMIDT-Band 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 47 A Cappella 3, 47 All Conf. Band 47 All Dist. Band 3, 47 Tag Salesman 47 L Club 2, 3, 47 Cross Coun- try 2, 37 German Band 47 Melody Makers 3, Pres. 47 Mixed Octet 47 Orch. 3, 47 Boys' Octet 37 All Dist. Chorus 37 Trombone Quartet Leader 3, 47 Mixed Chorus 47 Boys' Chorus 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANNE SCOTT-A Cappella 47 All-High Play 2, 37 Comm. Club 47 FHA 37 Honor Soc. 47 Jr. Prom7 LfCube7 Loyalty Squad 2, 3, Secy. 47 PMS Council 3, 4 Sr. Ball, Sr Play7 Council 37 Thespians 47 Mixed Chorus 4. .git r, 'gg Y 'A' i la 2 r 7 ee 17 '-in ' -'-mf JERRAL ALLEN SHAW-Sci. Club 3. ROBERT SIMMONS JOAN CLAIRE SIMPSON-Arl. Honor Soc. 2, 3, Pres. 47 Colony Club 2, 3, 47 Girls' Glee 3, 47 Honor Soc. 47 L-Cube7 Sci. Club 47 Annual 4. MARIAN E. SMAILES4Comm. Club 37 GAA 2, 37 Office 47 Teacher Secy. 3. CHARLES THOMAS SNYDERfBand 2, 37 Boys' Club Council 47 Melody Makers 2, 37 Orch, 37 Sci. Club 47 Council 27 Trombone Quartet 3. BARBARA RAMONA SMITH-FHA 3, Historian 47 All-High Play 47 Colony Club 47 Comm. Club 3, 47 Library 47 Office 47 Teacher Secy. 3. ELVA MAE STUART-Comm. Club 47 PMS Council 3, 47 Sr, Ball, EUGENE P. STREHLOUfPress Club 3, Vice Pres. 47 Quill 84 Scroll 47 Purr 3, Sports Ed. 47 Annual 47 Boys' Club Council 47 Council 27 Cross Country 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Electronics Club 47 Teen Town 3. BERT EDWARD STEINER-Thespians 3, 47 YAC 3, 47 Annual 2, 37 Sr. Play 37 All-High Play 27 Elec- tronics Club 47 Press Club 2, 37 Quill 84 Scroll 37 Sr. Ball7 Visual Ed. 2, 3, 4. BRUCE LAWRENCE SWEENEY-Band 3, 47 A Cap- pella 3, 47 All-High Play 3, 47 L Club 2, 3, 47 Football 3, 47 German Band 47 Orch. 37 Sr, Ball7 Track 2, 3, 4. Transfer from Sumas, Wash, BETTY CAROL TALBOTT-Office 47 Senior Play. Transfer from Pomeroy, Wash. HELEN JOANN THOMPSONfArt Honor Soc. 47 Colony Club 2, 3, 47 Honor Soc. 47 L-Cube7 Sci. Club 3. WILLIAM HERBERT TUMELSON-A Cappella 47 Council 4. MARIANNE TROY-L-Cube7 Loyalty Squad 2, 47 Sci. Club 47 All-High Play 47 PGIG Council 4. Trans- fer from St. Paul's School for Girls, Walla Walla, HOMER EDWARD TIBBITTSfC0lohy Club 47 Elec- tronics Club Pres. 4. ' :ri f'2e?,.5 .-we .-aw Q, - .. 5, , 'SSA' 7 - a i' i N I O S Page thirty-two ra, A ' A , W' A 36 .A 1 Page thirty-three DOUGLAS CLVDE STROHM--Thespians 45 Radio- For. 45 Sr. Play5 All-High Play 45 Track 3, 45 Christmas Play 4. PATRICIA JOAN WACHAL-FHA 45 Teacher Sec- retary 4. HOMER T. UNDERWOOD DONALD WESTER VERZANI-Band 2, 3, 45 A Cap- pella 3, 45 All Conf. Band 45 Melody Makers 45 Orch. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Drum Quartet 2, 3, 45 Radio- For. 2, 3, Pres. 45 All Dist. Band 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Coun- cil 2, 45 All-High Play 2, 35 Sr. Play 3, 45 Jr. Prom5 Sr. BaIl5 Boys' Chorus 3. CECIL TWEEDY ALENE RUBY WALDEN-Annual 45 All-High Play 45 Art Honor Soc. 3, 45 Colony Club 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Girls' Glee 45 Girls' L Club 3, 4. Transfer from Ursuline Academy, Moscow. JACK REBER VVEIMER-All-High Play 45 Debate 45 Purr 45 Press Club 45 RadiofFor. 45 Sr. Play. DOLORES ANN WEINMANN-Girls' Glee 2, 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 45 Majorettes 3, 45 N.VV. Music Conf. 4. GENE EDWARD WEAVER-Band 2, 35 Football 45 L Club 4. ANGELINE AGNES WESTERHAUSEN fAll - High Play 45 FHA 45 Loyalty Squad 4. RITA MAE WHITESGAA 2, 3, 45 Girls' L Club 3, 45 Teacher Secy. 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL WILKERSON-fA Cappella 3, 45 Mixed Octet 45 Boys' Glee 3, 4. PAUL JOHN WITTMANN-A Cappella 45 Thesplans 3, 45 All-High Play 3, 45 Sr. Play 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 4. THOMAS CALVIN WRIGHT-A Cappella 3, 4, All- High Play 3, 45 Allegro 35 Sr. Play 3, 45 Thespans 3, 45 Tag Salesman 35 Purr 45 Quill 84 Scroll 45 Press Club 45 L Club 3, 45 Football 45 Track Mgr. 35 Debate 45 Radio-For. 4, Pres. 35 Jr. Prom5 Sr. BaIl5 Loyalty Squad 3, 45 Yell Leader 45 Council 45 Boys' State 35 Boys' Nation 3. Transfer from Rupert, Idaho. BONNIE JEAN BRADEN SE 11, f' 3' ia? 4 i L. fi -sn NIC 'V 'I AE 51 -.', I XX N 'gk + il' - , f f 1 , Q is S 6 N I 3 a I 8 s S I 5 Page thirty-four N'l 5 3 ,A A QQIQZQ x .C 1 I C 'K u aff' 'U 'lx imx is sz, by 1 I K 'Q ,..,:miW Eiig Q - 5-P ull? 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Milton M. Moore R. Moore G. Morgan J. Mounts R. Olson Olrnstead G. Otto J. Painter J. Phillebaurn T. Phillips A. Piche Juniors i ' f X X' 1. fr- :Q A Jw 'ffw' L. Hyer G. Keller J. Kronkright H, McAllister M. Mcllnargey D. Nichols R. Paolini Page thirty-six .. .L -'N' . I 4-'r I . f. , . Q I 1' V5 f M . ' . A T A ., ' A R N , ' if 3 it , 5 elm. ....,.. Q T' -Q 5' T f A rp . ,. . n ' 6' Elf S ' . 'K ' W ' ss. ii.. i 1 'sv 7 A wifi. ,seieifimyx k is . mise . 1 .., , ' f K b , ,, -f .. M,.,, T . , f f?1f 'z 'lf - H - Y, no .See-r R. rw so s- .lf-s.-.T . 4 1 . . , -...ei . J egg S ' fe is '. . N-3 ,-,if . Q of , - . I - -A . QY' if it lf: l A s W ' N 5 'PQ' W b, Lgafmm ,Md . W ,ww xg, . l . . , if as gfsf 22. elm T ml 'V-W .fig f , . wen? . i ' ... Q f W uk. M- S ew - 1 r . 2 . ff J QE-,152 u , v- ' . ' - Raise- f l mil i ' f ff-1.5 fs fs. , ' ' 'afar ' N 1 ev- X. is fr Q ef- A Y f V. .M .3 'wi-4.2 .. . , ., ' ,I iff 'T . -'vi -Q' , ' N? -1- , 'S T 1 , e . , s ' 'S i . Sh, A., ,. 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Cummerford, D. Dodel, J. Cochran, K, Clark, C. Eckerman. Row 2- D. Carpenter, N. Clark, M. Clausen, A. Cox, A. DeSl1azer. Row 1fA, DeVault, C Carragio, A. DeVault, P. Church, N. Cox, D. Daggett, J. Davis, D. Darwin, Row 3-J, Gilbertz, R. Hoioos, L. Hogan, T. l-lartshorn, D. Hamilton, D. Grimm, D. Frye, A. Gall, R. Funke. Row 2-J. French, B. Fix, V. Garrett, J. Duffy. Row 1-L. Harrington, R. Grow, D. Gravelle, M. Hagg, B. Grant, E. Forsman, S. Flasher, B. Field, L. Hagedorn. Row 3-B. Nelson, B. Love, D. Mclntyre, J. Moore, L. Looney, D. Ogston, S. Isom, D. Jolliff, T. Miles. Row 2-B. Markf ham, C. Knutson, J. Jordan, M. Johnson. Row 1-P. Lacey, L. Imthurn, J. Lipps, J. Huff, M. Hepburn, M. Hill, F. Luther, L. Hirengen, B, Lovelace. S O p h O m O r e S Page thirty-eight Row 3-R. Overman, R. Otterstrom, B Packwood, G. Ramberg, G. Parks, D Riggs, W. Poteet, D. Redshaw, E. Pome- rinke. Row 2-B. Matteson, N. Nielson Nl. Martin, N. Riggers. Row 1-E. Mc- Allister, D. Richards, A, Miller, A. Rip- pleman, A. Moore, S. Pearson, D. Richey B. Riggs, S. Marsh. Row 3-D. Springer, C, Sodorff, D. Simp- son, O. Shoemake, D, Snyder, R. Sand- quist, R. Sipes, D, Schmidt, B. Roark Row Zfl. Stubblefield, J, Rogers, D Roberts, M. Runyon. Row 1-D. Rydrych L. Steward, E. Steiger, M. Schroder, M Smith, M. Ruddell, A. Stapleton, D Simpson, M. Robinson, Row 2-L. Thompson, D. St. Marie, B Stellmon, D. St, Marie, J. Turner, R Tank. Row 1-E. Tweedy, S. Turner, M Stinson, V. Thompson, D. Strehlou, E Storm, V. Stinson, G. Storey, C. Stickney Row 2-P. Woelfel, B. Zimmerly, D. Troy, D. Williams, D. Wilkins, E, Utz. Rcw 1-J. Zehner, J. Williams, P. Zum- wali, T. Winget, M. White, B. Vasseur, H. York, B. West, B. Williams. Page thirty-nine S O p h O m O r e S Greetings From These Sponsors First Security Bank of Idaho' 5th Main Dr. Simmons-Weisgerber Building Idaho Insurancef404 lVlain Lewiston Camera Exchange-1212 Lewiston lVlotorsf1Oth and Main Smart Shopf819 Main J, C. Penney Co.f61O Main Idaho Novelty 84 Vending Co,f917 13th St. Erb Hardwaref-411 D St. Wasern's Appliance 84 Photographic Shop-710 lVlain Page forty and lVlain Sears, Roebuck 84 Co.-Breier Building Idaho Time Shop-523 Nlain FairIey's H 84 H Booteryf604 Main lVl. C. Tailors--602 Nlain Potlatch Forests, Inc.fBreier Building Willett Brothersf9th and lVlain East End Trading Co.g1523 lVlain Lewiston Fur shop-12 Sth St. Lewiston Refrigeration Sales-1202 Eddie's lVIalt Shopf858 Main Mason-Ehrman Co.f1st and lVlain The Owl-444 Main Steiner Radio-e623 lVlain lVlain Brown's Tog Shopf618 Main Lorenz Garage-lltlfi and D Sts. Liberty Barber Shopf629 lVlain IVI. IVI. Belknap-326 lvlain Reeds l-lardwaref305 lVlain Brothertorrs Typewriter Servicef 616 lVlain Nezperce Truck 84 Tractor-2nd and C Sts Orchards Sport 84 Cabinet Shop-128 Thain Rd. Duthie Seed Co.f1101 lVlain Lixlgm' . if wt A A C Tl VI Tl E 5 Page forty-two YAC Sock-Hop Success STockingATooTed guys and gals seT The paTTern Tor The TirsT big YAC mixer of The year, which brought ouT many l..H.S. sTudenTs lasT Tall. Scxdies Swing Po riners Marryin' Sam and WolT Gal, along wiTh many Daisy Maes and l.i'l Abners ioined in The annual DogpaTch geT- TogaTher, beTTer kn'own as The Sadie Hawkins dance. on November l3. This yearly novelTy dance was sponsored by The Girls' Club. and TeaTured The Mel- ody Makers band, individual picTures, and cider Tor all. Senior Ball Gala Event Swishing and swirling To The music oT Carl PainTer's band, amid a STardusT aT- mosphere. many Cinderellas and Their Prince Charrnings had a gala Time aT The an- nual Senior Ball December 3. STar-sTudded walls and blue and silver sTreamers, Typical oT The Theme, dis- guised The gym. DecoraTions were arranged by The com- miTTee headed by Bea He- lander and Tommy WrighT, wiTh lvlrs. 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Assistant Manager Personnel Activities Fine Arts . Sports Assistant JOELLA PEARSON .. .. Art Director MAUREEN FLYNN, DONNA FOSTER .. ....... .. BERNICE FOX, DOLORES CAPITAN DONNA BROWN ...............,.. EUGENE STREHLOU ...........,. ,. OTTO LEUSCHEL .... .... PERSONNEL EUGENE HAMBLIN, DAVE CLEMENTS .........,.... Special P ublication Assistants ART ANDREWS .................. .. ......,.. Cartoonist JOAN SIMPSON, KENNETH CARRIER and ELMER IMTHURN ........................... Artists BILL BROWN, PAUL GARRETT .. .....,. ., Photographers PAUL WOELFEL ............. . . . Assistant Photographer PAUL GARRETT .......,.... .. Supervisor of Pictures R. L. HOLBROOK ..... .... MISS LYDIA SLOAN ., General Adviser .. . Art Supervisor ' C . 4' ., rn ' . 06 DCB IS L ' 'I 1-if 2' ES STC 'ef-1. F - 3r3if '? f -5 T WE-fg'Ql': 1:5 9 W 9 af E ,fe ' If V' ' hw fugfgg on 'the Rive Q , l i .-'-' , - ' L ' I . Ha choir sang' ' .' ' 'pf' - ' I or .gf club at a noon W ., 1 1 f W unche e Lewis - Clar u , Q. ' O S 'ff U54 QU may 3 intel J ., The girls' t 'x ii ' W i . I ine 'ln Q ' prize If at su md mixed iff also sang. z., fi Vapsllot fur ' the Ph S' of the quartet... of any 5 will be in al' ' ' Day 4,1 ', huge heap L . 'et undefermirxed 'ahvipgg 115 .,, Q place, .pf s , - mances f T +' the cmftest' ' -14 are 2 , . ff at . f Vg hat a first pri 'hs T' . 3 p fid .sill s221.z: .: : V me if 'ii' ,fl fl 'N the contest Dec. 15. ..f .li at 9 s A 1 rl, .'f 11 ,91 ield. X T ll 19 Page ' 2213222 - -f 0 11 ' 3 , H . ' ' d ' li i. as ali Be 1 iilgligig iq 52:1 a,'J0 ' W' 1 Egg A diti al rivals, ag i larksto T I .il Zur sms, at Adar ' 'eld at 11. B -Si t 2,5 H .Q Listen - V' ' Seemed to is A 4 Gil , 'i if i 'mon Th' ,Y the A gpm 3,5 g - A 7 As an.. ,nm ippeafanfrassaffhs T a M , body in T' 'sifasembly T new f - . , . '. . 44 fji-, Elaine d the so. aff 194748' 'ff swf the . .' .5 .I ' 2' , .W ' . , gn, 4, Crc .Lk f T F2 Legms Wal ' TIS ei . he- f1..,, ,gage boys quarwq- is lkfif , ' -f Nov. 3. V 3 Q ' .. -K Q , .f ' 'Y A , ' M def . 1:-'ber 45 2 ' + . Holbrook, adv: ' if? if llydblgi i , f get T1 ' S ' ' ' I es are near C0 f we -L . ...nh ..,. ,-1,z,. - . . Q'-W N., 1 ' . .. ' Hump 's y T L I., H A ' earson, -art e -M-+1-A wg., waa fltlvgg L e L anghgiggei ' Q if er c s u rt: . s' 1 ' ' by roomis was not cas: nneth Carrier' and I al' US 9 B ' mal of ll rooms Perm. ' f?Y'f 92.9 the aff SF Purr Staff Meets Deadlines lvlainTaininq The Top record OT The previous year, The Bengal Purr sTaTT, under The direcTion of R. L. l-lolbroolc, published I6 issues ol The school newspaper. Exhibihng prooT ThaT girls can manage a school paper as well as The oTher half of The popula- Tion, BeaTrice l-lelander and Joella Pearson, acTing as co-ediTors, planned The malceups and saw Tl'iaT everyone meT The deadline. Special all-girl and all-boy issues made Their appearance again This year. Gene STrehlou served as ediTor for The boys' ediTion. Second-year sTudenTs were BeaTrice l'lelander and Joella Pearson, co-ediTors: Bernice Fox, busi- ness manager: Maureen Flynn, TeaTure ediTorg Laura Paulsen and Donna FosTer, news ediTors: Janice Gordon, circulaTion ediTor: and Gene STrehlou, sporTs ediTor. FirsT-year sTory wriTers were Beverly Gipson, Jean TibloiTTs, Shirley Shull, Ardrue lvlurchan, Jack Weimer, Lloyd NesbiTT, Tommy Wrigl'iT, David Eimers, Jess Lasswell and G-illaerT EsTes. Jane lvlounTs and PaTTy BarTleTT were assisTanTs To The business manager. Page fortyesix Girls' Club Officers MAUREEN FLYNN President FERN BROWN Vice-Pesident MARILYN EVANS Secretary MARIE LITCH FIELD Treasurer Sfuden1 Body Officers KARL BERGER President BEATRICE HELANDER Secretary BOB Mcl-lUGH Vice-Pesident Boys' Club Officers BRUCE MCINTOSH President EUGEN E DESILET ViceAPesident JOE RU DDELL Secretary Tuesday 8 o'clocks brought them to council meetings. Council Governs Students All club presidenls, represenlalives of home rooms, Purr and Annual edilors comprised lhe mem- bership of lhe Sludenl Council in l948-49. Accomplishrnenls included purchase of lhe coke machine. arranging movie and dancing programs al noon, lhe Taleni' Show, and The building of a Sl,5OO con- cessions house al Bengal Field. Presidenl Karl Berger, Vice-Presidenl Bob Mcl'lugh, Secrelary Bealrice l-lelander and Advisor Ben l-lerron led lhe group in regulaling and supervising school aclivilies. Girls Purchose Flcig Wilh lhe presenlalion of an ldaho siaie flag for lhe high school audilorium, Purple X1 Gold League members compleled one of lhe mosl aclive years in lhe hislory ol lhe club. Successful '48-'49 aciivilies included a lea for all new girls, 'rea for ieachers, lhe annual Sadie Hawkins dance, used clolhing sale, sponsorship of Junior Red Cross and March ol Dimes drives. Maureen Flynn served as president wilh Fern Brown as vice-presidenl: Marilyn Evans, secrelary, and Marie Liichiield, Treasurer. Miss Sarah Rice combined her dulies as dean of girls and P. Bi G. adviser. Einsleins al Work More than one genius, it looks like, This snap was taken during a physics ex- periment. Look at the ex- pressions of great concentra- tion on their faces. Wonder if they know what they're doing? It looks rather hard. Oh well, I doubt if Mr. Scheibe lets many wrong answers pile up on the exam papers. Page forty-seven i Page forty-eight L-Cube Serves 'llusf blaclc her face and call her Aunf Jemima! was a familiar saying around fhe l..l'l.S. halls following fhe l.-Cube minsfrel show. Serv- ice was fhe groups lceynofe as some 22 l.-Cube girls ushered af civic and school funcfions. Capfain for fhis year was Joe McMurray: firsf lieufenanf, M a u r e e n Flynn: and second lieufenanf, Joan DeShazer. Miss Nellie Robinson was adviser. Girls' Council Acfive To fhe Girls' Club council fell fhe faslc of lceeping fhe wheels moving for fhe Purple 81 Gold League. Under fhe direcfion of Miss Sarah C. Rice. adviser, fhe g r o u p planned and execufed many proiecfs fhaf added maferi- ally fo fhe equipmenf and well-being of fhe Senior l-ligh School. Maureen Flynn, pres- idenf. was called upon for leadership fo keep her aides funcfioning smoofhly. Orphan Infrigues FHA Planning fhe happiness of a liffle French girl, whom fhey had 'ladopfedf' was The main accomplishmenf of fhe L. l-l. S. chapfer of Fufure l-lomemalcers of America fhis year. Under fhe guidance of Pauline Schaplowslxy, 60 girls mef every ofher Wednesday fo furfher fheir fheme of Good home and family life for all. Officers were La Quefa Lawrence. presidenfg Marilyn Evans, vice-presidenf: Pal' l-lunfley, secrefaryq and Pal' l-lines, freasurer. Office Girls Keep Busy Hands you saw pluclring The allendance slips from lhe hook inside classroom doors belong lo a group of gals wilh a wider range of aclivi- lies lhan is visible lo lhe eye. Girls who served 'rhis year were Dolores Capilan, Elsie Young, Carol Talboll, Carol Knulson, Marion S m a i l e s, Joyce l-laughlon. Ramona Smilh, Rela Lacey and Fern Brown. Coeds Learn Library Jobs The capable gals assisling Miss Carlson in caring lor 'The library 'rhis year were: Joyce Haughlon, Dora Jean Lellingwell, Carol Knulson, Ramona Smilh, Velma Torg- erson, Palsy Pieser, Belly Ann Ford, Joan French, Jean Condrey, Mary Ruddell, Rila Paolini, Failh Lulher, Donna Brown, Shirley Jones, Fern Brown, Mary Runyon and Pal' Church. Secretaries Acfive These are lhe efficienl gals 'ihal' lyped your lesls and did olher secrelarial worlc 'lor lhe leachers lhis year. Commercial Club Busy Main proiecls ol lhe Com- mercial Club lhis year ine cluded sales ol L. H.S. nov- elly pins and sponsoring ol a spealcer each rnonlh lo help members ol lhe club increase 'rheir knowledge ol 'lhe com- mercial world. Candy sales ol ihe club proved success- ful lhroughoul' lhe year. Ol- iicers were Lorena Kaufman, presidehlz Rae Genlry, vice- presidenlg Elsie Case, secre- lary. Mrs. Marie Nicholas advised lhe group. Page forty-nine Page fifty Loyalty Squad Sets Fast Pace Purchase of the public ad- dress system was but one of the projects sponsored and completed during the year by the Loyalty Squad. The PA system was used continuous- ly at assemblies and was at times utilized to provide the music for dancing. During the cold weather in January and February the group also organized and backed a plan for noon rec- reation. Old-time dances were interspersed with special move ing picture shows to provide students a warm place to wait for fourth hour classes. The membership of 64 ne- cessitated two pictures by the annual cameraman. Bob Jas- pers served as president of the group, with Rosie Polillo, vice-president, and Elizabeth Scott, secretary. Orvell Shore advised the unit for the sec- ond consecutive year. L-Soles Unit on Job Promoting and creating en- thusiasm tor L. H. S. activi- ties among the townspeople was the job of 11 LfSales members this year. Tickets were sold for football games, plays, and various other ac- tivities. The members are appointive. lVlr. Ben Herron advised the group. Solesmen Boost Tag Soles Boosting annual tag sales for the 1949 yearbook was the official job of 13 Junior and Senior High fellows and gals. Virginia S h o e m a k e. Freshman, took top honors for salesmanship by selling 79 tags. Donna Brown, Sen- ior, followed close behind with 78 sales, and Bruce Mclntosh, Senior, placed third with 77 receipts to his credit. Janice Gordon, business manager for the 1948-49 annual, was in charge of the drive. Apron-clad guys and gals experimented with many chemicals. Chemists-to-Be Get Pointers on Work When lnsTrucTor Marion Shinn poinTed his Tinger aT The experimenT picTured above he drew aTTenTion oT The youThTul scienTisTs To whaT iT Takes To malce chemicals acT and reacT in The prescribed manner. Apron-clad class members pored over The mysTeries revealed in science To gain knowledge of The subiecT. Prom ls Set To Dreoms When some 40 iuniors goT Their heads TogeTher in March and sTarTedX worlcing, iT could spell noThing buT a successTul Junior Prom, annual Tormal dance honoring The members oT The graduaTing class. The ball was scheduled Tor May 7 when The Bengal wenT To press. Dreams was The TiTle chosen Tor The Theme, Tollowing a conTesT among llTh graders, wiTh Bonnie RosT submiTTing The prize-winning suggesTion. lT required a deal oT planning, much manipulaf- ing and a vasT amounT of concenTraTed eTTorT To worlc ouT The scene Tor The gala evenT, buT The resulTs iusTiTied all The worlc, dancers averred. Juniors collaborate to present gala dance in Nlay. Page fifty-one Page fifty-two YAC Committee on Job The Sock Hop, ChrisTmas dance, and numerous TooTball game dances were a Tew of The acTiviTies planned by The com- miTTee To make The YAC a hap- pier place Tor sTudenTs during The year. OTTo Leuschel served as presidenT: Joan Cox, vice- presidenTg PaTsy l-larT, secre- Taryp Jack Perry, Treasurer, Roy Pearson was advisor. Debofers Meei Opponents Members of The DebaTe Club, under The guidance of Miss Nellie Robinson, posTed an acTive I948-49 season. De- baiers became inTormed on currenT problems, skilled in an- alyzing maTerial and developed The arT of organizing and pre- senTing an issue. The schedule included The Bi-STaTe League maTches, The N.I.C.E. Tourney, disTricT TournamenT, programs before civic clubs and radio appearances. Learn Public Speaking FiTTeen sTudenTs of The Lewis- Ton Senior High, under direc- Tion of Miss Nellie Robinson. secured ade,quaTe s p e a k i n g abiliTy during l948-49 in The Radio Forensic League. Officers Tor The year includ- ed Don Verzani, presidenTg Dixie Parsley, vice - president a n d Dixie Salvis, secreTary-Treasurer. Operators Give Service While sTudenTs saT comTorT- ably enjoying visual educaTion films, unseen movie operaTors kepT The machines in running order. William M. Tierney, ad- visor To The club. checked all arrangemenTs wiTh agencies and kepT supplies of laTesT educa- Tional Tilms. Club oTTicers were Richard Gray, presiclenfg Dick Auer, vice - president G e n e l-lamblin, secreTary - Treasurer: and David ClemenTs, Council represenTaTive. Quiet, please! The program is on the air. Radio Class Broadcasts Programs Operation Microphone was a major accomplishment ot the Radio class taught by Miss Nellie M. Robinson in l948-49. As shown above, the air-wave artists learned early how to get along with the mike while producing some tine programs tor Station KRLC. Script-writing, announcing, and other angles ot the loroadcaster's job were some ot the things learned by students interested in tallcing over the ether waves. Transcriptions also were made by the group and stored against calls tor programs. Cheer Leaders Stimulate Enthusiasm Stimulation ot pep was one ot the outstanding achievements ot the Cheer Leaders shown below as they appeared at athletic contests. pre-game assemblies, and on the athletic tield in their attractive costumes, with or without megaphones to assist them in directing the concerted yelling. But it toolc considerable time and energy on the part ot the cheer leaders to learn routines tor ditterent yells-work not seen by the average student. Then, too, they searched and researched, and brought up several new yells and manuals that proved popular with students. Page fifty-three l Page fifty-four Quill 8: Scroll Live Uni'l' Membership in Quill 8C Scroll, International Scholas- tic Honorary Society, was open to all journalism and publication students who maintained high grades and excelled in journalistic work. Members of the Lewiston chapter of the club were honored to have R. L. Hol- brook, international v i c e- president of Quill 84 Scroll, as their advisor. Science Club on Job Mixtures of strange odors and odd conglomerations seep- ing out of the chemistry and physics rooms were created by those scientific geniuses of the Scierce Honor Club. All 36 members carried out their objective of promoting interest in science. Heading the group this year were Ray Miller, presidentp Jim Rouse, vice-president, Marilyn Evans, secretary, E. D. Sanman, Jr., was advisor. Newshawks Scan Copy Promoting interest in pub- lications and journalism, pro- viding recognition for students in publications and develop- ing a feeling of service toward the school were objectives of the Press Club this year. Bernice Fox served as presi- dent of the group, with Gene Strehlou as vice- president, and Joella Pearson, secretary- treasurer. Honor Society Active Having completed two formal dinners and initiations when The Bengal went to press, Lewiston High chapter of the National Honor Society was looking forward to many activities for the spring sea- son. Membership is open to Juniors and Seniors who ex- cell in scholarship, leadership, character and service. Officers were: President, Bob Mc- Hugh, vice- president, Karl Berger, and secretary-treas- urer, Maureen Flynn. Miss Verna Stahlhut is advisor. Carpentry attracts coeds with yen for hammer and saw. Coed Carpenters Build Home Gadgets Il she wore a pair ol wooden shoes during lhe January and February cold spell, lhe chances are lhal she was enrolled in lhe girls' shop class direcled by E. C. Reiber. Thal loolgear was popular among many lassies al lhal lime. Bul she also learned, as shown in lhe above piclure, lo make many uselul arlicles ol lurnilure- wilhoul hilling her linger wilh lhe hammer whenever she allempled lo drive a nail, ln lacl, she became adepl al building labourels, boakends, lrays and olher household ilems. High School Typisls Lecirri Trcide Room I3 conlinued lo be one ol lhe busiesl places in lhe Senior l'ligh during lhe year as lhe guys and gals learned lo manipulale lhe keyboard lo lhe lune ol 30-40-50A6O or more words a rninule. Concenlralion is manilesl here while Mrs. Marie Nicholas, inslruclor, looks on in lhe background. Purchase ol lhe drill-o-lype by lhe Commercial Club during lhe second semesler added a use- lul inslrumenl lo lhe lyping room equipmenl. ll allorded a beller melhod ol leaching rhylhm lo beginners and helped lo accelerale lhe lyping rale ol advanced sludenls. The subdued slack of type- writers gave typlsts a feeling of accompf lishment. Page fifty-five Greetings From These Sponsors Potlatch Forests, Inc.--fBreier Building Huggins Dairy-43 18th St. Great Western Mutual Associationf 856 Main Tom Smith Nut Shop--902 6th, Clarkston Harvey's Texaco Service Stationf905 Main Vassar-Rawlsf-141 Qth St. Montgomery Ward 84 Co.fS15 Main American Bank-9th and Main Engstrom's-Davies Block 12th Street Grocery-1124 12th St. Lewiston Business College-Thiessen Page fifty-six Block LewisfClarl4 Hotel-2nd and Main Manhattan Cafe-310 Main The Normandie ShopfBreier Building Aldrich Motorsf1131 Main City Dye Works-122 New 6th St. Evergreen Garage-2nd and D Sts. Raymond Hotel St Greyhound Bus Depot- 5th and Main Sapp's Groceryf216 Main Hillcrestftewiston Airport Perkins Pharmacy-307 St. John's Way Osterrrian Diesel 84 Electric Co.-1610 Main Outdoor Clothiers, Inc,-320 Main Tribune Publishing Co. Lewiston Truck 84 Tractor-3 Main Lewis-Clark Garage-108 Main O.K, Rubber Welders-106 20th N. Lewiston Gray's Auto Shopf218 12th St. Pepsifilola Bottling Co. of Lewiston-2004 4th Ave. North, Lewiston City Meat Market-515 Main Lewiston Table Supply-301 Main Spokane American Engraving Co.- Spokane, Washington F I N + E A R T Page fifty-eight A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus A Ccippellci Choir Musicol Group When 70 well-lrainod voices are blended in song under able leadership, 'rhe resull is plenly of good music. Thai was corlainly lrue of A Cappella Choir which received maior ovalions during ils public and school appearances in l948-I949. Oul-slanding among ils presenlalions was lhe Chrislmas concerl, bul 'rhe group was applauded al many civic group programs and members were prominenl in The spring music ieslival. To creale a more lhorough lcnowledge of good music and lo learn lo enioy il' were The group aims. Regular alrlendance, a knowledge of parl music singing and an aclive inleresl in music were required of all members. Officers during l'he year were Karl Berger, presidenl: Saylor Jeppson, vice-presidenl: and Jim l-laines. secrelary-lreasurer. Adviser and direclor was Miss l-lelen Young. Coecl Singers Lecirn Fundomentcils The Senior High Girls' Glee Club, composed ol 44 members, was organized lo leach 'lhe sludenls lo sing well, lo learn more aboul lhe fundamenlals of music. and lo learn lo appreciale good music. The group sang for ihe Chrislmas Concerl and lhe Annual Spring Music Feslival. Mixed Chorus ls Populcir Group Filfy Senior l-ligh School boys and girls enlered second hour Mixed Chorus in lhe fall lo learn how lo sing from four lo eighl-parl music. Any sludenl who lilced lo sing was accepiable lo Miss l-lelen Young, direclor. Pageantry marks scene at Christmas iirne. Page fifty-nine Page sixty Mixed Ocfef OHO Leusclnel, Bolo Gleason, Fred Schmidt Bill Wilkerson. Clarice Pilce, Eleanor Alcins, Marie Lilchfield, Jenny Lee Dee Risio. Senior High Girls' Trio Pai Cameron. Terry Willey. Donna Brown. Boys' Qudrfei Paul Garrelf. Saylor Jepp- son, Larry l-Iyer, Karl Berger. Conceri Mistress Miss Helen Young, vocal music diredor. Octet ls Select Group Chosen from o lorge group of tryouts, the Senior High Mixed Octet wos composed of some ofthe most experienced ond tolented singers. The octet song ot the Christmos Con- cert, Music Festiyol ond mony civic functions, under the direction of Miss Helen Young. Accomponist vvos Borbciro Blumstrom. Trio Likes to Sing Pot, Terry ond Donno represented one of the most octive groups of l9-48-49. The trio wos olvvoys willing to perform on ci moment's notice. The group eorned lourels ot the spring festivoil ond performed ot the Christmois Concert, besides being selected to ottend the Portlond Conference. The girls first performed together when they were in Junior High ond were reorgonized this yeor. Accompcinist onol director wos Miss Helen Young. Ouortet Studied Hormony The Boys' Quortet, under the direction of Miss Helen Young, song before mony pleosed forts throughout the yeor. Along with their becoming better ocquointed with men's four- port music come greot enjoyment not only to their ouoliences lout to themselves. They eorned populority by their public oppeoronces. The boys song mostly music orronged in borbershop style. The Mixed Octet Singers hailed season at Christmas Concert. Page sixty-one 'ff f .251 'eg Page sixty-two 411' Scmfu Claus Is Coming Girls' Trio members as They appeared beTore The spoTliqhT ChrisTmas. Down By The Old Mill STreoim Members OT The Boys' QuarTeT in barbershop uniTorms. Sadies Are Serencdeol Under The direcTion of Fred Schmidt The l4 members oT The Swing Band sup- plied The music Tor The Sadie l-lawlcins dance and played Tor several sTudenT body assemblies and The Talenl' Show. Members were chosen on Their abiliTy To play modern and popular music. The adviser was J. Ross Woods. Hi-Jinx Their Specialty Under the baton ot Bruce Sweeney, the German Band tooted its way into popularity among students at assem- blies and other events. Members in- cluded Warren Axtell. Bob Berry, Del- mar Storey, Fred Schmidt and Rex l-leninger. Eight Lucky Players Eight instrumentalists attended the Northwest Music Conterence. They also were picked because ot their superior experience. Mr. Woods was a director in the conterence. l-le was in charge ot choosing those qualitied to attend. Songsters Get Honor This group ot ten was selected trom thirteen vocal applicants to take part in the Northwest Music Conterence in Portland March 30 to April 2. The stu- dents were chosen on their superior musical backgrounds and abilities. The group was accompanied by Miss l-lelen Young, vocal music director. Clarinet Quartet Hot Leora l-lagedorn, Warren Axtell, Noel Berkeley and Lois Greer qualitied at the beginning ot the year on their playing ability to make up the Clarinet quartet. The group tuned up to prepare music tor public and contest pertormances. Superior ratings were won by members in the annual spring music testival. .A-A Page sixty-thre DeLuxe Morchers Porode Of all lhe organizalions in L. l-l.S., lhe A Maiorelles is probably lhe mosl colorful group. The seven lassies, inslrucled by Mrs. May Miesen. performed al mosl of 'rhe home games. social evenls, parades, and al +he Music Feslival. The group is selecled each year by school officials on members' lwirling and marching abilify, and musl praclice daily fo become adept The l948-49 group was composed of Nell Curlis. leader: Maxine Edwards, Ruby Kessler, Delores Weinmann. Melvine l lill, Donna Marie Skinner and Eleanor Slorm. Page sixty-four Colorful Bond Sets Record Specfafors were always assured of good music when fhe A Band Tuned up for performances. Under fhe direcfion of J. Ross Woods, fhe band, garbed in snappy blaclc and whife, brighfened up acfivifies af many school and civic funcfions. Winning superior rafings in disfricf and regional music fesfivals for fhe lasf five years, fhe band was fops nof only in The eyes of judges. buf of audiences as well, As well as appearing locally, fhe group was in demand al' fhe Universify of ldaho, playing af a foofball and baslcefball game. Keeping in mind fhaf cooperafion and individual playing abilify are essenfial in large ensemble worlc, J. Ross Woods. direcfor, furned ouf one of fhe besf high school bands in 'lhe Norfhwesf. Serving as senior secfion leaders for l948-I949 were Ray Kaufman, Rex Heninger, 'lrumpefq Rufh Allen, gloclcenspielg Bob Berry. saxophoneg Don Verzani, drums: Marilyn Osborn. french horn: Fred Schmidf, barifone horn: Valliemena Owen, flufeq and Richard Miiller, bassoon. Fred Schmidl' served as presidenf for fhe year. Ray Kaufman as vice-presidenf, Shirley Coon as secrefary-lreasurer. and Bob Roberfs as council represenfafive. Page sixty-five B Band poses for picture, B Bondsters Leorn Tunes ln slrilcing blue and while uniforms, The B Band, direcled by J. Ross Woods, was aclive in furnishing music for various school affairs during 'lhe l948-49 lerrn. Following in lhe lioolsleps of 'rhe A Band, lhese forly B Bandslers rounded oul an aclive year by iourneying lo Lapwai 'lor lhe Prairie B Music feslival lvlarch 25, and also parlicipaled in lhe Norlh Idaho Dislricl Music Feslival held here in lale April. Officers for lhe year were Kalherine Chrislianson, presidenlg Shirrel Slorey, vice- presidenlg and Edward Schmidt secrelary-Treasurer. Orchestre Ploys Clossics To lhe slrains ol lhe old maslers lhe l948-49 Lewislon High School Orcheslra played ils way lo lame. Learning lhe liner poinls ol good music, lhe orcheslra appeared al 'rwo funclions, lhe Kiwanis Kapers and The annual spring concerl presenled by lhe inslrumenlal deparlmenls, Orcheslra members also appeared in lhe massed orcheslra of 'rhe spring music ieslival, and a special unil played al commencement Main purpose of 'lhe group was lo leach cooperalion in an organizalion including inslrumenls noi found in a band, as well as lo develop apprecialion for good music. Officers lor lhe year in- cluded Richard Weslgale, presidenly Don Verzani, vice-presidenl, and Shirley Jones, secrelary-Treasurer. J. Ross Woods direcled 'rhe group. Orchestra drills on classics. Page sixty-six B Mojorettes Leo rn Routines Under The leadership oT Shir- ley Turner, The B lVlaioreTTes marched To Tame in numerous special eyenTs. The girls won Iaurels aT The annual spring music TesTival, marched in pa- rades and games ThroughouT The year. Chosen on Their Twirling and marching abiliTy, The group was comprised oT Shirley Turner, leader: Sally Pearson, Delores Nowling, Yvonne Cloninger. Jo Anne Ayers, Donna Bershaw and Bonnie WesTTall. Mrs. May Miesen was direcTor. Freshmen Twi rl Botons These Three Twirling Fresh- men made up The C MaioreTTes Tor The I948-I949 season. The Trio subsTiTuTed during The year Tor The B MaioreTTes and will supply maTerial Tor A and B lv1aioreTTes in The nexT Three years. The group served as The Drum and Bugle lvlaioreTTes. Mrs. May Miesen direcTeol The group. Page sixty-seven Page sixty-eight Artists Design Yule Cards Ambitious art students used this loloclc print method tor malcing their own Christmas cards. At the right tront ot the picture are a tew examples ot the artists' worlc. Students Make Miniatures Completing a two-year proi- ect. these National Art Honor Society members in May dis- played these 85 miniatures ot actual Greelc art photographs in the Washington Water Power Company window. Designers Create Angels Christmas murals tor the De- cember music program were provided by the art depart- ment. Figures ot angels were supported in Gothic: windows tor background atmosphere. Art. students win high honors. Artists Show Skills in Exhibits Showing skill in many aspects ot art, these I7 high school artists collected ZOO art service points to become members of the Lewiston Chapter ot the National Art l-lonor Society. Each was required to stage a one-man exhibit in three or more mediums. Besides assembling their little museum ot Greek sculpture and their annual tormal initiation cere- mony, the group staged ll individual exhibits by members. Individual honors were won by Ken Carrier, Alene Walden, Bea l-lelander. Joan Simpson, Elmer lmthurn and Art Andrews. Otticers presiding during the year were Joan Simpson, president: Ken Carrier, vice-president: Elmer lmthurn, secretary: and Alene Walden, treasurer. Adviser was Miss Lydia Sloan. Colony Clubbers Promote Interests Promoting an active interest in art was the principal obiective ot the Colony Club. This was accomplished by the many club activties during l948-49. Slcetching contests, Christmas and Valen- tine parties, plaster carving and many other such proiects were scattered throughout the Colony Club's activty calendar. Bi-weelcly meetings were led by Bea Helander, president: William Kim, vice-president: Norma Cox, secretary: and Janette Hutt. treasurer. Adviser tor the group was Miss Lydia Sloan. Art. interest f-C is promoted by club. Fl: Page sixty-nine Page seventy Popu Is Vicious in Senior Comedy Senior high aciors scored iheir iirsi I948-49 success November I9 and 20 when a double casi appeared in ihe Senior play. Papa Is All, a ihree-aci drama de- piciing ihe vicious wraih of a Mennoniie iaiher. Tom Wrighi, as Papa. was 'rhe only acior io 'rake his pari' boih nighis. Jean Ann Maher and Rose Polillo played ihe paris of Emma A u k a m p, Papa's dauqhier, who was subiugai- ed by parenial discipline uniil she broke away io a wicked piciure show wiih an engineer. Joy McMurray and Jackie Murock were eiieciive as Mrs. Aukamp. a mild woman -Hpuiiing up wiih her hus- bands iyranny. Valliemena Owen and Nell Curiis aller- naied as Mrs. Yoder, 'ihe kindly neighbor whose loose iongue precipiiaied a crisis ihai broke Papa's hold. Glenn Caseboli and Ron Baker doubled for Jake, son and broiher, who liked ma- chinery- a q a in si Papa's wishes-and who abeiied his sisier in breaking The ia'rher's dominaiion. Don Verzani and David Sanman enacied The roles oi siaie policemen who finally 'rook Papa oii io iail. Mrs. Nadine Handy had charge oi ihe produciion. The backsiage crew oi I8 was headed by Dwain Mc- lniosh. Thespians earn ratings. All-high play cast wins acclaim. The backstage crew was large. Actors Eorn Thespion Rotings By earning lO poinTs in high school dramaTics work, sTudenTs picTured aT The Top oT The page earned Their way inTo The NaTional Thespian SocieTy. They were able To gain poinTs by acTing or in baclcsTage worlc. l'lighlighT oT The year was The annual l::anqueT aT The Lewis-Clarlc hoTel January 3l when new members gained during The TirsT semesTer were oTTicially seaTed in appropriaTe ceremonies. Tom WrighT served as presidenT during The Term. Valliemena Owen as secreTary. Mrs. Nadine Handy was adviser. MysTery Chills in All-High Ploy Sliding panels, Tiger claws and eerie shrieks comloined To malce Tiger House a chiller when iT was presenTed April I and 2 as The annual all-high school play. The Three-acT mysTery comedy drew an overTlow crowd aT sTudenT nighT and The audiTorium was well Tilled aT The adulT showing. Mary Ruddell was casT as The mysTery woman, Jean Ann Maher as Erma, Joy McMurray as AunT Sophia, Doris l:enTon and Angie WesTerhausen in The remaining Teminine roles. Bruce Sweeney. Richard WesTgaTe. Ron Baker, Don Broughman and Rex l-leninger made up The male casT. adding To The acTing and dramaTic qualiTies oT The show. Mrs. l-landy direcTed. Sfage Crew Has Big Job PreparaTions Tor The sTage oT Tiger l-louse was handled by one oT The largesT producTion sTaTTs in L. l'l. S. hisTory. The group is shown in The boTTom picTure above as iT appeared beTore members' hair greyed Through worry and lasT minuTe rushes To geT The sTaging Tinished in Time Tor The TirsT curTain. Page seventy-one Greetings From These Sponsors Hirzei's-720 Main The Emporium-616 Main McPhaii Jeweler-814 Main Woods Insurance Agencyi402 Main McMonigIe Chevrolet Co.f119 oth St. Baldeclds-601 Main Idaho First Nationai Bank-4th and Main Headquarters-410 Main Echternach's-603 Main Lewiston Plumbing 84 Heating-0206 5th St. Page seventy-two Tony's Dinerf1312 Main Ray J. White-315 Main The Lewiston Market-706 Main Mann's Music Store-527 Main Lewiston-Clarkston Lumber Co.f920 D L 84 M Glass it Paintf91O Main Petersen's Central Meat Market-706 Main WiIIiamson'sf1234 Sth St, Fray's Confectionaryf1129 9th Ave. Brower-Wann-1434 Main Andy Anderson's Service Station- 1324 Main Twin City Baking Co.-700 F St. Lewiston Typewriter-838 Main Engstrom'sgDavies Block Majestic Cafe-836 Main J. D. Jacobs EL Co.-913 Main Scotty'si520-22 Main Amy's Beauty Shop-1001 11th Ave. Bonniwell Grocery-1026 11th Ave. Bollinger Hotel-3rd 84 D Sts, g w , 1 'A 1 , .u A T H L E Tl c s 'S ...--an-aw, Page seventy-four lk, Q9 L. H. S. Cociches Active WALT GRAVES-Completing his second year as head football Coach at L. H. S., Graves coached the Golden Bengals to their first Bi-State crown in three years. WES LATHEN-Wondering if the cagemen of Coach Lathen's basketball team would ever lose a tourney, the students of L. H.S. watched his squad romp to its third straight District Championship. WARREN BRIGGS-An agent from Vandalville, War- ren was sent here, after playing on Dixie Howell's successful Idaho team of 1947, to help Walt Graves prime the future Vandal stars. HARVIE WALKER-Coach Walker drove his Fresh- man basketball team through an undefeated season with twelve wins. This will have a fine effect on the future hoop teams at Lewiston. ROY SNIITHfDirector of Athletics, Smith took over the duties of baseball coach in the spring, He directed the same team that garnered the Idaho State Junior Legion Title last summer. ELLA MAY NIIESEN e- Mrs. Miesen directed the G. A. A. through a busy and successful year. Etta 'S '. 9' , A at 2 Z, 5 -Q , W A - Zi' uf ', . ii i.::v' V . ' : i-1, 4 ' Q iii iiii i i iii? L Club Sponsors Doince Sponsoring a New Year's Dance highlighted the activities ot the Boys' L Club tor the i948-49 year. Dwain Mclntosh was president: Ray Kautman, vice-president: Lavern Liedkie, secretary: and Mick Gruell. sergeant-at-arms. Coach Walt Graves serveol as advisor. x. 11? T - isfllzfetni iii n i' T W ' A 12793: x ff , W Q Q2 ' ' ' S T I . 7 fo if' ' T fi 'T .. 1 A .K 1.5.4 'if KE 55. 2. . I f . 55 53 A Vg' rf g '- f' n i 1 ' 1 1 ,ff ff - 1. '1 '- ' ,. if .' W A - 4. - ' 1, , 3 . I 5 2. I i T7 ' 3 , T 2 Q s . T T T T 2 V T ,Q 1 . X -'-g ' ' 5 Q' , L ' , T 2 'Pi T f' Y f L T if T , ' 31 1' T T T .qs li . 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T ri T s ' 'Q jg 1 if T L. 32. 1 f 2 2 fs 2.1 1 s 'Q 1 T 'T 221 2' T 12321 rr: 2 2 2 si 1 ii 21' ':: 1, xi 1 I -f 'Q 3- ' T1 11:12 1: L L '- Personnel, reading from left to right, top to bottom: Jim Rowland, back, George Ruddell, backg Otto Leuschel, tackle, Bob Gleason, backy Burch Roark, tackleg Karl Berger, endg Saylor Jeppson, guard, Lavern Liedkle, tackle, Dwain Nlclntosh, center, Gene Arnone, eridg Bruce Sweeney, back. Gridders Gomer Bi-State Title LewisTon Golden Bengals ended Their l948 season wiTh a 5-4-I record and The Bi-STaTe crown Tirmly in Their possession. IT was The TirsT Time since I9-45 ThaT The Bengals had claimed The Bi-STaTe grid championship. Five wins highlighTed The grid season Tor The Tiger eleven. On SepTember I7 DayTon was slaughTered by a 40-O counT on The Bengal Tield. l.ewisTon's TleeT backs ripped OTT long runs repeaTedly To down CenTral Valley l-ligh I2-O in a revenge game SepTember 24 aT The Bears' gridiron. A pass Trom Jim Rouse, Triple-ThreaT baclc, To Gene Arnone, all Bi-STaTe end, seT up a Touch- down ThaT beaT ClarlcsTon 6-O in The annual Shrine game OcToloer 2 aT Bengalville. The Moscow Bears Tound ThaT The raw meaT which Coach Walf Graves Ted The Tigers had Taken eTTecT To The weighT of a I9-6 vicTory OcToloer I5 aT The lvloscow field. Playing Their besT game OT The season, The Bengal gridmen Toppled a sTrong Pullman squad by a 2I-O score OcTober 22 on The LewisTon gridiron. Page seventy-six Players, left to right, top to bottom: Larry Hyer, endg Cread DeLores, back, Bud Gall, guard, Ron Pingree, back, Irving Kali- noski, tackle, Lloyd Nesbitt, center, Ruben Meadows, guard, Rich Woods, center, Junior Bateman, end, Delmer Storey, tackle. Squad managers: Dick Auer, Paul Wittmann, Bill Brown, Ken Clark and Bob Paclcwood. West Valleys Eagles crossed paydirt in the tinal seconds to tie the Bengals in a 6-6 attair October 29 at lvlillwood. ln tour grid contlicts the Tigers came out on the short end ot the srore. Their tirst setback was handed to them by the Boise Braves October 8 at Lewiston. On November 6, the Potlatch Loggers wounded the Bengals in a mud-packed game at Pot- latch, The tinal score was 30-I9. The Satans trom Walla Walla came up to Lewiston to drop the Bengal eleven 36-6 at Bengal tield on Armistice day. ln the tinal game tor seventeen L. H. S. seniors, the Clarkston Bantams threw the dope book out ot the window to edge out a 6-O win in the Turkey Day classic at Adams tield. Seventeen lettermen will return next year to bolster a probably better-than-average squad. Arnone scored 50 points to lead the Bengals on ottense, while Jeppson, Weaver, Liedkie, Perry and Gleason played excellent ball on detense tor Coach Walt Graves' crew. Page save nty-seven l 1 4 Players, left to right, top to b Haines, endg Jack Perry, backg Rex backg Gene Weaver, endp James Wil Seplember l7 ,,,,,,, Seplember 24 ,,,,, Oclober 2 ., Oclober 8 .,,,.. Odober I5 ..... Oclober 22 ..,,,, Oclober 29 ,,,,,,,, November 6 ..... November I I ,,,,. November 25 ,,,,. Page seventy-eight ottom: Jim Rouse, becky Don lVIcIntyre, backg Tom Phillips, backg Lewis Gravelle end Jm Heninger, centerg Orie Nlundell, guardg Tom Wright, guardg Dave Clemerlts back Bob IVIcHugh cox, tackle. L. H. S. Grid Record .. 'Lewisham ,,,,, , , Lewlslom ,,,,,, 'll.ewislon l.ewls'ron Lewislon 'Lewlslon ,, Lewislon ,..., , .. Lewislon ,,,,, . 'Lewislon ,. 6 41 'Lewlslon ,. O Home games. Daylon ,,,,,,,,.. Cerwlral Valley Clarlcslorw ,,,,,, Boise ,,,,., ,.,, Moscow ..,,. Pullman ,,,,,,,,,, Wes? Valley .. Pollalclw ,,,,,,,,, Walla Walla , Clarlcslon , Hoopmen Copture Stote Title The detending state champions completed their regular season winning I2 out ot the 20 games. For the third consecutive year, they garnered the district championship without a deteat. The Golden Bengals then went on to win the Class A consolation championship, which is rated as third place in the state. They also captured the Bi-State crown tor the second straight year. Playing their last game tor L. l-l.S. on the maple courts in the game against Pocatello tor the consolation championship were eight graduating seniors. Bruce Mclntosh. Jack Perry. Gene Arnone, Otto Leuschel, Dwain Mclntosh, Ray Kautman, Joe Ruddell and Dave Sanman. Returning to the I949-50 team to strengthen Coach Lathen's hoopsters will be two veteran lettermen. Tom Flynn. all-state guard, and Jaclc Fairley, one ot this year's strong contenders tor a starting guard position. Filling in the other positions will be lett up to the members ot this season's B squad. Squad mem- bers who are predicted to move up include: Centers, Bud Nelson and Milton Johnson: torwards, Dave Powell, Joe Severin, Sam Slcillern and Darwin Grimm: guards, Don Mclntyre, Roger Olson and Dave Clements. Q ff Hash Club Hot i' Qian We wg Coach l'larvie Wallc- er's Frosh hoop team completed its '49 sea- son with an unmarred record ot twelve vic- tories. Page eighty Bengals Sei Good Record Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewlslon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon Lewislon . . Kellogg Coeur d'Alene John Rogers Cenlral Valley Lewis gl Clark . . Moscow . Clarlcslon . . Pomeroy . . Pullman Walla Walla . . Moscow . . Pomeroy Coeur cl'Alene . . Pullman . Daylon . Clarlislon . Daylon . Clarlcslon . Clarlcslon Walla Walla Dis+rici' Tournamenl 35 ...... Moscow SI ...... Moscow Shale Tournamenf 34 .... . . Presfon 60 . . .ldalwo Falls . Pocalello Bruce Nlclntosh, forward, Captaing Otto Leuschel i cenlerg Dwain Nlclntosh, centerg Gene Arnone, forward Jack Fairley, guardg Dave Sanman, guard. Bengals Foce Tough Hoop Squads EnTering The game againsT Lewis X4 Clark oT Spokane, who were soon To become The WashingTin STaTe champions, The Bengals were raTed as slighT underdogs. lT was a nip and Tuck baTTle wiTh L. l-l. S. emerging vicTor, 40-38. This was The only deTeaT suT- Tered by The hoTshoTs oT WashingTon in Their season. Bruce MclnTosh Topped all scorers wiTh I6 poinTs. Bengal hoopsTers eliminaTed Their keen- esT opposiTion in The Bi-STaTe League when They Toppled The Pullman Greyhounds in boTh games, 50-40 and 5l-39. BoTh wins were paced by The sharpshooTing Trio- Bruce MclnTosh, Gene Arnone and Tom Flynn. The Bengals spliT The series wiTh Walla Walla, winning The TirsT game, 43-4l, and losing The second one in a Thriller, 39-43. Bruce MclnTosh and Tom Flynn again shared scoring honors. ln The ClarksTon Tour-game series, The BanTams showed surprising sTrengTh in Two games, To win 34-33 and 43-38. LewisTon Took The remaining Two wiTh The margins OT 40-29 and 30-28. Flynn and B. MclnTosh sparked all Tour games. The lads Trom L. l'l. S. managed To hand Two convincing deTeaTs To The Moscow Bears loy scores oT 50-35 and 42-26. These games were in regular season play. The Pomeroy PiraTes handed a very sur- prising deTeaT To The Bengals loy a score oT 50-45, On The oTher hand, The Bengals Trounced The PiraTes 49-22, in The TirsT game. KauTman and Flynn paced Bengal scorers. ln The pre-TournamenT games wiTh The sTaTe champions, Coeur d'Alene Vikings, The Tigermen were nosed ouT in boTh games by The small margins oT 42-35 and 40-37. Under The sharpshooTing oT Tom Flynn, sparkplug guard, The second game was close as The lead changed hands 22 Times ThroughouT The conTesT. Tom Flynn, guardg George Ruddell, guard, Ray Kauf- rnan, forward, Lloyd Nesbitt, Nlanagerg Jack Perry, guard, Gene Desilet, forward. Page eighty-one Page eighty-two Bees turn out for 1948 drill. B Gridders Goin Experience AlThough noT showing an excellenT record, The KiTTen gridmen gained valuable experience 'lor nexT year's A squad. Wins over Moscow and Pullman B squads highlighTed The season Tor Coach l-larvie Wallcer's eleven. Junior BaTeman, Bud Gall, Ron Pingree and Rich Woods sparked The KiTTen squad. B Cciscibo Artists Take l7 Tilts Winning I7 oT 23 games. The KiTTen casaba arTisTs faced many A Teams Trom The area high schools. l-lighlighTinq The KiTTen hoop season were Three vicTories over The ClarlcsTon Chicks, one win Trom The Pullman Greypups, and vicTories Trom many prairie A squads. The KiTTen Team was divided inTo Two divisions. One squad was coached by Warren Briggs and The oTher by Wes LaThen. STandouTs on The B squads were Dave Powell, Swede Johnson, Bud Nelson, Roger Olson, Dave ClemenTs and Sam Skillern. Back row, left to right: Jim Grubb, Bud Nelson, Tom Miles, Don Mclntyre, Bill Taylor, Darwin Grimm. Front row: Gerald Riddle, Carol Sod- orff, Bob Packwood, Mick Gruell, Dave Clements. Back row, left to right: Milton John- son, Sam Skillern, Dick Riggs, Gerald Parks, Jimmy Kohl, Middle row: Bill Stellmon, manager, Roger Olson, Ken Clark, Bill Burrows, Wayne Poteet. Front row: John Wilkins, Dave Powell, Larry Looney, Don Tank. Page eighty-three I I if 'M I G Bengal Baseball Club Strong Vfilli eleven Iellermen relurning, 'rlwe L. I-I. S. 'lrnen ol swalm opened lI'1e season againsl Cenlral Valley in a doublelweader al Bengal field April I. Relurning Iellermen were Gene Desilel and Gene Arnone, calclnersq George IJoeI Ruddell, Tom Flynn and Jim Rowland. pilclwersq Bruce Melnloslw, Don Lee and Doug Biclaford, infield: Dave Sanman. Ray Miller and Joe Severin. oullield. Olliers named 'ro flue '49 A squad included Dave Clemenls. Mick Gruell, Roger Olson, Tom Phillips and Don lvlclnlyre. Afler lI1e Cenlral Valley lills, llwe Bengal lwillers fangled wills Wesl Valley in a doubleheader April 8, Pullman April 9, Wesl' Valley April I6 doubleheader, Clarlcslon April 26, Cenlral Valley April 29 doubleheader, Clarlcslon May 5, Walla Walla May 6 doubleheader, Clarlcslon May IO. They were scheduled lo play in 'flue Dislricl Tourney May I3-I4 al I.ewis'I'on1 in llwe Regional Tourney May 20-2I al Bengal field: in llwe Slale Tourney lvlay 27-28 in soullwern Idaho. Page eighty-four 'Q fa, M 919 M. ei Trcick Squad Bolstered By Lettermen Refurning lefferrnen in every evenf bolsfered fhe L. l-l. S. fhinclads fo a successful I949 season. The cinder schedule af L. l-LS. opened wifh fhe Bengals facing Pullman in a dual meef April 2 af Bengal field. Meefs following were The Lewisfon lnvifafional April 9, Clarlqsfon dual meef April IZ. Banana Belf meef af Clarlcsfon April I6, Bi-Sfafe meef af Dayfon April 30, Disfricf af Moscow May 7. and fhe Sfafe af Boise May I4. Sfandoufs on Coach Wes Lafhen's cinder pounders included Offo Leuschel, Dwain Mclnfosh, Lloyd Nesbiff, Glenn Casebolf, Ray Kaufman, Bruce Sweeney, Ron Balcer, John Bengfson and Lavern Liedlcie. In fheir opening fraclc session, fhe Bengal fhinclads frounced fhe Pullman Greyhounds 89-43, Ray Kaufman fook scoring honors wifh IIV4 poinfs. Page eighty-five Harriers Win Six MeeTs Six Times during The V949 cross-counTry season The L.H.S. harriers earned vicTories. Coach Wes LaThen's harriers collecTed wins in The ClarlcsTon, Pullman, Moscow and PoTlaTch meeTs. Losses were To Moscow once by a single poinT. and a TourTh in The Banana BelT conTesT. Four LeTTermen Refurn To Nei Squad BolsTered by Tour leTurning leTTermen, The L. H. S. neTmen Tangled wiTh some oT The Top racqueT squads in The norThwesT. Karl Berger. Don Bolingbroke. Bob Gleason and Saylor Jeppson were The reTurning leTTermen on Coach WalT Graves' squad. Divoi Diggers Blosi Por The Bengal divoT diggers were sTrengThened by six le-TTermen when They sTarTed in The spring maTches. Pacecl by Jack Perry, Gene DesileT, Tom Flynn, OTTo Leuschel, Dwain MclnTosh and Dave Powell, The golTers Trom L.T-l.S. whizzed Through several rneeTs wiTh The ouTsTanding maTch being The Bi-STaTe aT Pomeroy. Page eighty-six Sports Attroct Gols The Girls' Athletic Association brought to a close an eventtul I948-49 season with a list ot com- pleted activities. Warm tall breezes brought soccer. speed ball and tennis to occupy the Tuesday and Thursday atternoons tor the gals ot L. H, S. With the appearance ot Old Man Winter. the coecls' sport calendar switched to indoor games such as badminton. volley ball, table tennis and baslcetball. A special teature during the winter months included a bowling tournament with some 60 girls participating. A total ot 304 games were played during the season. Outstanding bowlers were Irma Gupton, with an average ot I59: Bea Shinn, lI2: Verna Garrett, IO5: and Joanne French, IOO. Mrs. May Miesen advised the G.A.A. throughout the year. Otticers ot the club were: Joy Mc- Murray, president: Marie l-leese, vice-president: Claris Bowles, secretary and point recorder: Bettye Judd. council representative: and Laura Paulsen, treasurer. Page eighty-seven Greetings From These Sponsors Pctlatcri Forests, Inc.fBreier Bldg. Lee Morris--Q35 6th, Clarkston The Hollywood Shopf620 Nlain Artcraft Dress Shop-110 New oth Kling's-704 Main Hills Flower Shop-812 Main Idaho InsuranceA404 lVIain Idaho Cletrac Co.f1515 lVlain American Insurance 84 Loanf1OS 9 Lewiston Beauty Shop-409 Main Page eighty-eight th St. lvl L. 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Woolworth-516 Nlain '7i' ' J UNI GR HI GH Page ninety rw 1313, A NINTH GRADE 3rd row: Boyd Byers, Charles Alford, Junior Bateman, Robert Baker, Harvey Biegart, Gary Barton, Ron Broe- meling, Larry Bowles. 2nd row: Joyce Bonnalie, Ronald Crozier, Jim Clifford, Carol Bird. 1st row: Donna Ber- shaw, Joann Benson, Cora Bengtson, Lois Adamson, Clara Adams, Dolores Bennett, Dorothy Bringman, Bonnie Andrews, Betty Campbell. 3rd row: Donald Evans, Dick Fray, Carroll Fuchs, Dick Gruell, Bill Hamilton, Ronald Grimm, Ronald Fisher, Jerry Gosse. 2nd row: Joan Davis, Nellie Cline, Donald Cruickshank, Caroline Canner, Gordon Harrington, Jean Giblin. lst row: Doris Condon, Yvonne Cloninger, Paula Edelblute, Roberta Craig, Shirley Chappell, Lynnette Davis, Shirley Dodge, Raydene Cannon. 3rd row: Larry Flat, Charles Coleman, Jack Miranda, Clyde Bringman, Ronald DeLane, Ronnie Andrews, Dean Moore, George Nelson, Dean Norden. 2nd row: Barbara 0'Conner, Angeline Parker, Peggy Ranta. lst row: Joan Hasfurther, Lily Parrish, Arlene Peterson, Janette Pat- terson, Janette Rawls, Daydra Phillips, Joanne Piraino, Delores Nowling. 3rd row: Larry Klappenbach, Jim May, Oscar Mallory, Clifford Leachman, Bob Kincaid, Eugene Leffingwell, Bob Miles. 2nd row: Arletta Millard, Jim Kohl, Tom Knight, Bonnie Lundvall, Howard Kuebker, Darlene Little. lst row: Nancy Nleisterfeld, Carole Mclntyre, Shirley Latham, Carol Lernm, Beverly Miller, Shirley McKeehan, Carol McGee, Bonnie McKeehan. 2nd row: Arlen Nicholson, Wilma Schmidt, Richard Ros- Monte Kenastin, Delbert Kessler, Lee Luther, John Jones. 2nd row: Vera Gaines, Dick Heninger, Paula Hiatt, Jackie Haskell. lst row: Doris Haning, Darlene Halleen, Geneal Harrison, Sally Hildebrand, Arlen Jones, Carol Gleason, Marian Lantz. 3rd row: Arlen Nicholson, Wilma Schmidt, Richard Ros- siter, Ronald Pingree, Bobby Rogers, Pat Showers, Tony Parsley, Dick Raffety, Carl Rodeck, Bobby Richel, Philip Robinson, Ralph Otto. lst row: Virginia Shoe! make, Shirrell Storey, Pat Reichow, Lavonne Spears, Christine Rudan, Georgia Snyder, Lois Steele, Miriam Reynolds. 2nd row: Tom Taggart, Melvin Ruark, Donald Tank, Frankie Silverson, Fred Scheibe, Edward Smith, Arlie Rudy, Roy Smith, Jerry Schoenberg. lst row: Gay Wet- more, Mary Sweeney, Beverly White, Nevalon Thompson, Carol Miller, Charlene Teats, Betty Wachel, Melva Silvera, lone Torgerson, Georgia Webb, Sadie Stubble- field. Page ninety-one Page ninety-two NINTH GRADE-Contd. 3rd row: Don Trail, Henry Flatt, Fay Stewart, Oren Snyder, Lavern Whitlock, David Wenstrom. 2nd row: Wayne Young, Lonnie Summers, Paul Wilcox, Roger Throop, Jimmy Waldon, John Turner, Ronald Webb, Gene Walker. lst row: Earl Evers, May Wolfe, Phyllis Young, Bonnie Williams, Shirley Wilson, Sharon Waldon, Miriam Williamson, John Willows. EIGHTH GRADE 3rd row: Stanley Bowen, Bill Adams, Wayne Ayers, Clarence Adams, Buddy Baldwin, Jimmy Barach, Max Berlinghoff, Jack Adams, George Arnone. 2nd row: Marian Cone, Jimmy Boeson, Betty Arnold, John Al- bright, Bill Boie, Francis Clem, Robert Angelo, Zelma Berry, Delbert Brinkley. lst row: Luella Coe, Ina Cooke, Pat Axtell, Janet Bergh, Truella Baker, Laverne Alley, Katherine Christianson, Anna Andrews. 3rd row: Jerry Chandler, Melvin Dammon, Lee Crane, Bob Crumbaker, Ralph Cairns, John De Lane, Waldon Downs, Darrell Duqger, Leroy Clausen. 2nd row: Jim Dammon, Richard Duran, Jeanene Curtis, Ruth Harris, Cora Earl, Bonnie Coy, lst row: Weda Gregory, Eunice Deyo, Janet Gray, Joanne Edwards, Rose Drake, Nina Dale, Lillie Herman, Virginia DuBrille, Helen Hopkins. 3rd row: Gordy Fisher, John Greer, Harry Grasser, Ronald Hagen, Max Harrington, Pat Fairbanks, Gordon Fox, Larry Hardisty, Bob Grow. 2nd row: Donald Fuhr- man, Jim Elben, Doug Gaut, Roger Hanson, Joanne Jeremiah, Patsy Jacobson. lst row: Jean Johnson, Donna Kimzey, Betty Jacobs, Darlene Latham, Patty Lyons, Janny Lou Lambert, Deloris Howerton, Jacklyn King, Gail Locke. 3rd row: John Hughes, Max Merrell, Mike Lenz, Ray Looney, Ervin Hill, Jackie Katzenberger, Lionel Harris, Melvin Horne, Gene Lehto, Darrell Jones. 2nd row: Jim Laplante, Charles Knudson, Marilyn Mulroney, Judy Newman, Sharon Miles, Elaine Moon. lst row: Corene Martin, Janet McCormack, Gwen Nichols, Donna Moore, Betty Nelson, Marilyn Mitchell, Clarice Moore, Betty Miller, Carol Miller. 3rd row: Dan Peterson, Howard Scott, Jim Richards, Louis Perkins, Leo Morgan, Jim Peltier, Arnold Nelson, Garry Newell, George McMillan. Znd row: James Nielf sen, Joanne Olmstead, Bob Nickell, Della Parrish, Carol Neiman, Jim Pingrce, Everett Otterstrom. lst row: Mona Parsley, Janet Riddle, Marjorie Nedrow, Barbara Macy, Helen Ruple, Bonita Rick, Barbara Rosecrans, Blanche Pearson, Nada Ogden. 3rd row: Ed Storey, Clarence Steiger, Don Zehner, Richard Tank, Douglas Speer, Justus Taylor, Wayne Winkle. 2nd row: Jimmy Wicks, Allan Whittinger, Emily Schreibe, Kay Tull, Dean Steckman, Bob Sweet. 1st row: Effie Tift, Jessie Wilson, Maxine Stewart, Louise Snyder, Sherry Smith, Bonnie Westfall, Joan Winters, Donna Smith, Phyllis White. SEVENTH GRADE 2nd row: Harold Averill, Billy Bracht, Frank Brown, Eugene Burch, Roger Aske, Clarence Burdett, Eddy Campbell, Larry Blendorl, Jimmy Adduddell, Glen Barn- ard, Wayne Byers. lst row: Joanna Burnell, Ann Beards- more, Lynn Bennett, Yvonne Benson, Leadene Baird, Evelyn Bower, Helen Beckner, Marilyn Alexander, Mary Bauder, Patricia Bowles 2nd row: Ernest Fuhrman, John Field, Larry Cox, Ted Chenoweth, Roy Clarke, David Cleon, Donald Coy, Lloyd Cavanaugh, Ray Gall, Gary Chisholm, Junior Crystal, Mickey Carr. lst row: Virginia Cormaney, Claudine Eddy, Nancy Flomer, Karen Crozier, Donna Coon, lla Craig, Carol Erickson, Marlene Cloninger, Lois Evers. 2nd row: Jimmy Hartshorn, Harry Haning, Wayne Hueth, Bobby Haskell, Philip Heinnan, Merlyn Hartwig, Philip Hugg, Norman Gullikson, James Glanville, Robert Heade ington, Charles Haag, Donnie Gruell. lst row: Donna Hochrein, Thelma Hill, Jean Herron, Minnie Griffith, Anna Hoisath, Shirley Garrett, Joyce Hardin, Geneal Hanson, Anne Hamblin, Carol Holt, Beverly Hawkes, Janet Grow, Wilma Harrison. 2nd row: Kenny Knutson, Donald Jenks, Larry Knudson, Bobby Knutson, Vincil Jacobs, Earl Loomis, Dale Jolliff, Ronald Lee, Delroy Keller, Loren Longfellow, Bobby Lundvall, Norman Johnson. lst row: LaVonne Laughy, Laleta Leachman, Darlene Leachman, Joan Lyons, Sheila King, Edith Jenson, Martha Jacobson, Colene Martin, Arlene Mahoney, Barbara Laramore, Naldine King. 3rd row: James Matteson, Monte McMurray, Duane Moore, Ronald Musgrove, James McCoy, Joseph Pea- cock, Clarence McKeehan, Milan Norden, Danny McKay, Ronald Coleman, Donald Manwaring, Mervel Neiman, Jimmy Packwood, Phillip Patterson, Donald Musselman. 2nd row: Nadine Ratfety, Barbara Roark, Ruth Morris, Geraldine Miller, Gayle McCracken, Bobby Morrell, Helen Olmstead. lst row: Marilyn Pratt, Becky Post, Arlene Maynard, Reta McCracken, Ella Meginity, Bonnie McDowell, Marcella Otto, Helen Orr, Claudia Pedigo, Betty Robinson. 2nd row: Don Roseborough, Donald Riggers, Rollin Schenk, Paul Leeper, Ronald Purviance, Monte Rowland, Richard Pembroke, Irwin Rush, Jimmy Richel, Francis Rarnberg. lst row: Janet Strong, Kathy Raschka, Doro! thy Rydvall, Alice Snyder, Sharon Rose, Shirley Starr, Janet Schluze, Venita Seipert, Arlene Ross, Gahe Stev- enson, Julia Sheridan. 2nd row: Alan Thornton, Jerry Strehlou, Glenn Winkle, Roger Williams, Virgil Wicks, Duane St. Marie, Merlyn Wirick, Wesley Snyder, Gary Clark, Jimmy West. lst row: Janet Thurmond, Alice Sweeney, Donna White, Jan White, Myrtle Williamson, Elva Weaver, Dawn Ann Smith, Marilyn Smailes, Mary Lee Scott, LaDoris Ray, Joyce Wicks. Page ninety-three Junior High Activ HONOR SOCIETYSHonor society members, chosen on basis of high scholarship dene Cannon as president. Miss Ellen Peterson served as adviser. BOYS' CLUB-With Billy Zirbel as president, the Boys' Club council sponsored George Justice served as adviser to the group. KITTEN'S MEOW-Meeting deadlines, and keeping the student body posted kept the paper staff jumping. Gay Wetmore and Howard Scott served Harrington was adviser. GIRLS' CLUB-Shirrel Storey, president, led junior high coeds through a succ was club adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL-Under the able leadership of Mary Sweeney, president, affairs and in general kept peace in the halls of J. H. S. Harry Warren I T I e S , completed a busy year with Ray- dances and other entertainments. on latest news, gossip and styles as co-editors, and Miss Virginia essful year. Miss Betty Van Horn council members governed student as adviser, w CIRCLE L--Students earned the required number of points for Circle L membership by helping teachers, work- ing in the office, and keeping up their scholarship. Virginia Shoemake Mulroney was adviser. Page ninety-four was president and Miss Kathleen Junior High Activities BOYS' QUARTET-Under the direction of Miss Helen Young the Boys' Quartet sang at various assemblies and in the spring concert and spring festival. GIRLS' CHORUS-Performing for school assemblies, the Christmas concert, the Rotary Club and spring concert and festival, the Girls' Chorus, under direction of Miss Helen Young, was busy throughout the year. Blanche Pearson was president, MIXED CHORUS-Thirty members of the Mixed Chorus lifted their voices in song at numerous school assemblies throughout the year and the spring festival, Miss Helen Young was director of the group. G. A. A.-These athletic coeds demonstrated their vim and vigor in after-school turnouts two days a week. Mary Sweeney was group president and Mrs. Merl Kytonen, girls' P.E. instructor, was adviser. BOYS' TURNOUTfParticipatinn in after-school turnout won these boys their Midget L's, and membership in this club. Cletus Sarbacher was adviser. GIRLS' GLEE-Performances in the Christmas program and spring festival and concert constituted the only public appearances of the Girls' Glee Club, but the club objective to learn to better appreciate music and create an interest in music was fulfilled. Miss Helen Young was adviser. CHEER LEADERS-Jim May, Joan Hasfurther and Billy Zirbel composed the energetic trio which led yells in both Junior and Senior High pep assemblies, and at all of the home B squad games. 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