Malad High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malad City, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1930 volume:

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QQA A vxpm x A fi Copyright ,IAYNE JUNES Editor PEARL FACE R Business Manager PRINTED, ENGRAVED by tba PARAGON PRINTING COMPANY IZZ-I24 West Second Scuth SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Lpuwvwn, WW Refleciing fbe Yfbfml Year N79 30 THE MIRROR VOLUME TEN NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY Puplislfed By THE JUNIQR CLASS ii- offf' L' -.. 1 MALAD Ui GH SCHOOL WWW awww Wm Foreword The happy memorles of another year at Malad Hlgh School though lts true frrendshlps rts problems and tts joys are now most vlvrd ln our mlnds wxll gradually dle and fade avtay The year l929 30 has been a busy year We have endeavored as have past edltors to construct a book that wlll call to mmd pleasant thoughts of the past ln the trme that rs to come Our srgnal purpose ln edltlng thrs book IS to glVS credit where credit IS due and to portray equally all phases of our school hfe .Z its cj 1 3 .. .pee - - -'-' .5 N. rs u . 'WS VI :M -. G 0 5l::..,,., fill, - 2 , , 'E SQ' V . V , , i 7 7 ' 1 1 .. J Q! ,- X Z x Al XI Z. X If T 'Ni 'Vx 'r Mm? w.,2 X l V!! -.xv .. - ' YA Dedication To see the worse and follow the better to raxse our actlons over our ldea must ever be reasonable and salutary for human experlenee renders xt cially more clear th rt the the hlghest thought vue can attam vull long be mferlor stlll to the my sterrous truth vue seek MAETERLINUX lo all of those students who come after us and seek for truth drhgen ly and patrently, we the jumor Llass ol 1930, humbly dedlcate thxs volume 9' ul 9 9 C' 1 04, 'S ,-ffg V ' 'N Qt.. 'f.f4ag.:S farm-. - . .. as Q, I 0- if t Tx , . 0 ,,1fL.,- , E , ' 4 1' an 5 'fm - p A U' W U .t 5 5 z , ' ' 4 r 2 l Q 1 . . 1 ,Q - , y U r L ' - V I . r . 6 by f Q -X I X f 4 ..-. x me , ,,,,i s 7 as 'V' 'Vx We 1 Q 12' 1 1 N 1 XX 1 Q1 ,WY X XX - 1 R - . W fl! 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M ,,,,., N...,g .1 H .. AN ,NW V, V,,- -.H - - ' N.,wgM , ,,,...f-. A -- -xxmw-M,,,, Page lnghl L i ADMINISTRATIDN . P r i and 5 CLASSES r x I 'L E 2 F w Q. I 2 6 E f ii -f 5- fa r 5 G v 3 f . A n. :Q 4 5 .. 5 E Q 5 5 5 ? A E 3 Q 5 r 1 5 ur 1 r N 5. E A i is 5? Q . E E 2 E 1. Q K 5 .Q -Q F 1 ec i 2 2 E5 If 5 5 3 E 5 W X 1 y AQ if Y 4 N f Xxx 1' -x X XX I ' ----- XX x ff .X . 1 K XXX X i fx r -f A C H. X -, X xv I' , FACULTY -.-AA. ,.vL.d.d--------- A ....... ----A--- .... -------, ,xx ,XX I I . I ' wg- 'LSP - ' !1 L 4,--f. .. ' 'x I ,' e Twelve l950 LEWIS A. THOMAS Superirztendent BOYD HODSON BLACKFOOT, IDAHO Commercial Subjects, Albletics U I S B A MAORR MCI NNVILLE, ORE. . f ' nigtry, Rirtvgfv . III ' 'I Lf D. H OCKWITZ - N FALLS, IDAHO 1 Algebra NS WIKI I D. A. LONGENBAUGH CORTEZ, COLO. Agrifulture 55 EFFIE M. Cl-IADWICK YOST, UTAH History ' KS RUISISRT GIl.CllRlS'I', .I R. I'Alm.-x, Imno .4ltIflYl'lll1Ifi4'X, Plvysifs IHQSSIIE DIl.l.OX SI-umwlf, XVASH. I-muh, Rvlalud Ar! I,II.I.l.-XX IMRIIE Um DI-NIMI rs, Wmsu. S! ZL'i7l,Q GWYN R. CLARK lnmx, L'T.-UI I: nylivlv, final Ifxprvxsimz fxf 1,nJ K -IIEXXIIQ B. BROWN PIIKNII-Illl, lrmm l:'lwm':1lury Supfwnr, Latin fuk? ,IHIIN U. 'IAIIUNLXS Nllnly lliiY1j11fn'r1'i5ur 5 g. fg+ 1,w,jZf!,Af3J ' oW' Q 52 4 S.'XNlL'lil,. CII.-XIJBLRN j, LEO ROBIERTS S 'X S EHAIAIB, lnfmo IHALAD, In.-um General S1'ivm'e lfzlglixb ISD30 Page Tbfrieen . Xl fX X I. 1- N x r , f is- ,g I l 5 N1 , SEN wp if 5. 'L 7 1 ,, Xxtwxmmmv A WML -- . 533 L W S? Z lf. 1 M S3222 5 K iii H9553' is ., .. ,W ,Q .Wu . - '- ' , ,W R . Q - fr i , 5 QF , , Y, , ' V , s. 1 6 ' A Y'-0 f - 5- ESQ -1 5 2 5 1 : u S, X 2 V 5.5 gh gi 13- -. iffy j'x f .1 A 2 I , Q R F I Mm ' a if X Q, . 'Q wr 1 1 X Q gg: ff 5 A y 153 53 X N, XS T+L. -Yi gn is 4 i.,A...,.,... Wg .-...,,:,,m W A 1. U NJA f.,,,.. ..,..-TxTNL,1k ,,,.,., .Q -T-,,.x:,:,..-g.1:.LQ,ww- -.,..,,....,,,.- ..4,..-7 ,-.. ' Page Fourteen Y MWJW wk ww fwygxwvwsw Qlnl I9 3 ,Q X 1 .,,, N x- f - 1 X ' xiii:-rl . 1 I!-:ie XX' X Silf N I 0 R S Ha , X ,f . 9 A 'T . . Y' . , , , V I Senior CHass fHstory Clear the way-the class of l930 is coming. The most thorough students ever graduated from the junior High. The band is playing and we march in line. Superintendent L. A. Thomas gave us a hearty welcome and we proceeded to businessq Walclomer Camp and Glenn Williams were the first steering pilots and on we flew. As the snow fell, the propellers weakened so Henry Noble and Virgil jones took the wheel. Through the next two years, sympathy, love of beauty and innocence and pride sponsored our choice of leaders and Henry Noble and Bettylliing sat in the cushioned seats while Gladys and Betty championed the Mirror and the Prom. The failures remain to tell the story or our prob- lems and difficulties. Some few are mammas or pappas . The rest of us push on with LaPreal Blais- dell and Glen Williams. .a M IS50 f - Q N X- T- '-- , ' , -- , A ' 1' ', was.- . V i 0 ' . xx .' s L x , '- X I, . O I .-.. 4 Senior Class VViH We, the Seniors of Malad High School, being of sound mind and memory have met within the walls of our memorial of learning to draw forth a will, which upon our sad and unwanted departure, shall be disclosed to all those who shall take our place. To our dear faculty 'we 'wish to devise ' Our statutes of learning we were forced to revise To Superintendent Thomas who over our school resides We bequeath our wish of his continuity to preside. This being done, our attention it turned To the class of thirty, with fame unspurneds l, Duluth Apgood, bequeath to Angus Socks My bright arora of curly locks. l, Don Castleton, with musical fame, Will the long Lost Chord to jones, jayne. ' l, Gayle Evans, refuse Ito,leave my maidenly charm To all you fair youths, who would vain seek my arm. l, Henry Noble, from St. john way, Bequeath to all my love of an A. ' I, Kathryn Palmer, who has ascended the hill, Bequeath my ladder to Williams, Bill. l, Ella Covert, with an art of Dramatics, Will my talent to Lathan jensen, and pther fanatics. l, jedd jones, with a willing heart, Leave to Erman Reese my love of art. 7 l, Qrlene Daniels, with my love for mirth, Will it to no one while I remain on earth. l, Florence Hanson, withlmy keen typing touch, Leave absolutely nothing-no, not much! l, james Mandry, a history shark, Will my talent to Bill Clark. ' l, Ann Morgan, a studious and ambitious lass, Leave to Khalil my interest in class. ' l, Glen Rae Thomas, one of the fair flowers, Will to George L. Anderson many blissful hours. l, Ray Hess, a man of great choice, Will to Elvert Evans my golden voice, l, Dell Peck ,with a mind of purity, Will it to Faye jones to keep in security. l, Meda jones, devotedly loved by a man, Will power to Elizabeth to take, if she can. I, Elda Hughes, in this year of A. D. Will all my desire to earn one B. l950 Rage Seventee ' 1 lfig I Y pf- ' ' ' V5 4' -I ' V i ,, V X X lx A 3:E2,',p., 1 ' N4151 2 I j 'i , . - S-4 wig . .. ... A' 3 - - I' --..-1X1? ' I, Afton Hadfield, with my hard won banners Will to Lillian jones my dignified manners. I, Will Ward, who has won Sylvia's heart Shall will it to Rex Harris when death do us part. I, Margaret Garst, just making my debut Have nothing of interest to leave to you. I, Carol Vanderwood, in making my will Bequeath to Wilson Camp the power to keep still. I, Rhea Lewis, do hereby declare That none of my superiors can hand me the air. l, Mae Evans, with eyes like stars, - Will them to Verle Zundel that he might see Mars. I, Glenn Williams, in my desire to compete Will to Sara Mifflin my dainty feet. I, Anona Lewis not so very small Will my manly features to Percy Hall, I, Edna Unsworth, dispose of my right To Ardella Tubbs, that she might study at night I, Franklin Smith, the teachers cream puff Will to Neal Thomas the right to' bluff. I, Orpha Harris, who thinks Melvin a mighty man Quotes to him thereof: Peaches here's your can. l, Billy Warner, am sorry to say That all my love is given away. I, Vera jones, breaker of the Golden Rule, Will to Emily Black my desire to sluff school. I, Oren jones, a cute little elf, Shall keep my love for my own little self. I, Betty King, who for three years has kept my shouldering locks Leave them to Tharrel Davis tied up in a box. I, Virgil jones, with my critical mind Want all the students to follow my kind. I, Mary W. Thomas, a very laughable girl, Will to Louise Lehman, one black curl. I, Anita Sorensen, who loves our Ford coupe Will to Alta Anderson the right to join our troupe. I, Gertie Morgan, a lover of U. S. History by Fish Disposes to joe Dalton my delicate dish. I, Elmer Lewis, secretary to the hens in a play, Will my position to Lynn Elcock now any old day. I, Louise jones, in accordance with style Leave to Iril Zundel my blushing smile, bleu! I 9 5 0 1. A 1 i VfkTyDj . 'Will rf l -- i .- I, Ariel jones, do leave, I repeat it, I leave-, That's surely enough to will, I believe. I, Leo Brown, with a justifiable frown, Will to john Williams the right to chauffeur girls to town. I, Paul Camp, the Drill Book Shark Will to Edith Williams my one high mark. l, Lowell Thomas, leave with a will That's enough to keep all of you still. I, Vernal josephson, go hence to my fate Leave to -all one memory: Never be late. I, Eddis jones, with a hearty laugh, Leave to the office a well worn path. I, Grant Pipley, an unassuming lad, Will to Beth Bowen my art to be bad. I, a senior called john South, Will to Mabel jones my quiet mouth. ' I, Herman Davis, tall and lean Leave to Vance Bigler the right to be mean. I, Leroy Williams, a football hero Shall leave Sam Davis searching my shero. l, jennie Stuary, a Senior, out and witty, Leaves Garcia to the Discipline Committee. l, Ray Pilgrim, a Senior too, Leave feeling-very, very, blue. I, Waldo Richards, on this day of May Leave to Elinor Mandry my right to be gay, I, Phoebe jones, the last of fifty-two, Leave to Theras Lewis, plenty of time with nothing to do. I, Gladys Zundel, do not give my half, But leave to the school a good horse laugh. This is our last will and testament to be left undisputed. The above are the gifts which we have bestowed upon you, and let no other student under fear of alumnus put them asunder or disobey the trusts which have been given into your keeping. ' CSignedj SENIOR CLASS OF '30. ISJO Page Nnulun '!!Avi'v'7-v't'v'fvAv'v'v'v'v'v' DL'l .LITI I APGOOD Cantata. I, 2: Operetta, I, 2 Commercial Contest, 3. DON CASTLETON Ag. Clulv, 2, 33 Band and Or- chestra, I, 2, 3, 4: Glec Clulw I, 2, 3.1 Opeietta, I, Z, 3. IAPREAI, Bl.AlSDEl,l. Poilce. l, 2, 33 Class Secre- tary, 3: Class President, 4 School Plav, 4. MY. GAYLE EVANS Glce Club, I, 2, 31 Operetta I, 2, 31 Cantata, I, 2, School Play, 4. HENRY NOBLE B. L. President, I, 43 Council, I, 2, 3: Senior Play, 41 Ag. Club, 2, 3, Class President, 2, 3, Police, Z. 1, 74? KATI I RYN PALMER G. L. President, 43 Senior Play, -lg Cantata, 35 Police, 2, 4, Operetta, 2, Council, 3, Class Vice-Presicle t, 2. , 5 fv Pug: Twenly '-Mya 9,41 -XX i I . :X ' I ' Y . A A '?. - ' X' X' P, I ilzrzw ., 'Iwi' ' . 'r Ili-lit if i 7 . 1, it , I. , i 3:-li- ' sn - PY '-' 'A' N- - I950 ITl.l.A COYIERT School Play, 3: Dc-clam, 3: Treasurer. 3, 4: Police, 3 Senior Play, 4: Annual Stall' 31 Gym Clulw, -l, ,IITDD G. IONES Senior Play, 4: Annual Staff. 3: Business Manager School Play, -l. ORI ENE DANIELS Police, 2:'Scnior Play, 4.. FLORENCE IIANSEN Class Secretary, l, 4: Council, 2: Police, 2: Gym Club, 4: Senior Play, 4: Dehate, :lg Annual talf, 3. ,IAXIES FVIANDRY Secretary B. C., 3: Police. 3. ANN MORGAN Glee Club, 4: Cantata, 32 Operetta, 4. if VZ X , X P'- f 0 I 4' . 3 X . N ,i' Qs YU. GI IIN RAI: IIIUNI.-XS Schuul Play, I: Sucrct.1ry and frrnml'rr ln. II., I, K. x'XxL 'ix 'W RAY H1185 Imxllmll, 2, I, I, Imkk, 14. Ag. 1 Iulw, 1, I, I, I'. I: ul N. 4, 4,, f f xfm'NxMI 71 IJISI I. I'Ii1fIi lllcu l,IuI1, I, .IZ l..lI1IlII1l, I. 21 Upcrn-!t.u, I, ll I I My 1' 1 V' Mlilm -IUNIES Upvrcttzl, 2: ffgnntzntn, Z3 Glue lIIuIw, Z. . Qfyya 1' 1' YIRGIL JONES Class Sccrcmry, Ig Yicc- Prcsidunl, 45 Imlgc, 2, 33 Police, I, 35 Buml, I, 2, 3, 4g Orclu-sim, l, 2, 3, 43 B, L, Secretary, 2. I2I.IJA IILKHIIIES tllcc Club, 43 Opcrcttn, -Ig ' Cilnlxum, 4. . I 1 I vii'-1'-'v'J6'.'.'.'.f.'.'.'.'.'.'Lf,-.'.iA.t,',-,A.t I . , MARY W, TI IONIAS Uluc lflulw. 2, 3: fi.lIIILlILl 1. 3: Opcruita. 1, 3: Pulicu, 3. -It lwm l.luIX Xiu' I,I'k'NhIUllI. 4. 'yn M1441 TIIOM.-XS .IUNIN I3uuIImIl. 2, 3, II: .-Kg. Club. 2, '51 If. Ii. of A., 2, 3. AXIEII.-X SORIENNWN Scluml I'I11v. I, W: Annual Stuff, 3: CLIIIILIILI, 3. J C11 1f 'I'L CIE RTI Ii MORGAN Operctu. 4: KILIIIIIIILI. 3: Glu- Kllulv, 4, WLWWLJ liI.NIIjR LEWIS Ikmd :md KIYCIICSIFLI, I, Z, 4. -IZ Police, 3. l W . X IUL'ISI2 jONIiS , ljgflglmy 23 School Pl.1y, 4. Page Twenty-one EDNA UNSWORTI-I Cantata, I, 23 Home Eco- nomics Club, 7, 3. FRANKLIN SMITH Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Z, 3: Cantata, I, 21 Glee Club, Z: Police, lg Annual Staff, 3 Prom, 31 Magistrate, 2 Operetta, 2: Gym Club, 4 Vice-President, 2, 43 Council Z, 3, 4. 771 AAAM-fl GLADYS ZUNDEL ORPHA HARRIS Police, 35 Glee Club, 2, 3 Operfrra, 2, 4: Cantata, 2, 4, Gym Club, 4. W l L HEL M INA WA RNE R YERA JONES President, 25 Council, Z, Police, 23 Prom, 3. f Page Y'wenly'!u'0 X T xx lf K X S -l I L I a:1ifIi1 'A Il-- f N ft ' 'flllfizlamf 'D' ', I . ' A ., . 3. in 1 ' f' X N, Ls., -..- n X ,-rf lilfill OREN JONES Crlee Club, 43 Ag. Club, 33 Band and Orchestra, 4. BETTY KING Annual Staff, lg President, 33 Secretary, 2, Prom, 35 Council, 3: Gym Club, 4. A AFTON' HADFIELD WILLIAM WARD Police, 2, 3: Operettn, 3: School lay, 4. MARGARET GARST Cantata, Z, 32 Operetta, 3: Dramatic Club, 31 Senior Play, 43 Home Economics Club, 2, 35 Glee Club, 3. CAROL VAN DE RWOOD RHEA LEWIS GLENN WILLIAMS President, l: Council, judge, 3: Vice-President, Orchestra and Band, 3, ARIEI. JONIES ,VMAIN-,,.4,p PAUL CAMP VERNAL JOSEPHSON GRANT RIPLEY 4. 2 3: W U A TT 1 - .w N . I' - E Il A 1. C 1 0 . Lx I I 1 ,. I -- 1 A 1 Y X I I I I F2 'Q L K K . 1.50 BROWN IIERMAN QAVIS - ,,,WW,J L.owELL THOMAS JENNIE STUART 7 iwv.,-4-of EDDIS JONES wAl.Do RICHARDS ?71IM W Azvs-ui! l950 MAE EvANs J ANONA LEWIS JOHN SOUTH Q LEROY WILLIAMS RAY PILGRIM PIIOEBE ,JONES Page Twenty-thru f nr fg Q m v'v'v'v-v'v'v'v-,'v'v-.'v-vAv-v'v'v'v' 2'- y , Page Twenty-four A---A E Fi LT 0 If , ' V' , ff' - x f ff' , A I WA ', ' '-1' I ' , , -. I 1 I n .? ' 'I V 4 UNIIIRS li li P1 Q In fb .A 1: . 2 iiiifiiwig , fs f Junior Class History They were very timid, frightened ,and sweet Freshmen who set foot upon the school steps. They were dumb, as all Freshmen are, but not the kind too dumb to learn in time, They picked the dumbest one of the group to try and inspire them, Dahrl Evans by name. Well, he did well with such a dumb bunch to inspire him-but he had to keep with the group. The fellow who took his place the second semester was too dumb to have a name-guess I won't mention what he was call- ed. To make a short story long, they went through the first year only to have three years left.. Here you are, back again, eh? Well what are you going to do now? You have learned your lesson-that is-to get your lessons. You can select a leader now because all are not so dumb as they were a year ago. Cl guess they selected a leader, but can't say for sure, as no record was kept of such occurrences that might have happenedj You are beginning to take part in events. Your minds are making fair progress. Well, you can say now that a long story is becoming short- er-only two more years left in which to establish yourselves. We are now juniors. We are confronted by some of the gravest problems that ever met the students' intelligence--the publishing of the Annual and the Prom. Our leaders, first Ward Thomas and then Percy Hall, lead us on with jayne jones bossing the Annual. ln the events of the school we rank high. Many of our worthy members help to represent the football team. Some have followed other lines, but all in all we have become worthy students of the M. H. S. T930 I age Twenty-srx - x V 4 7' '4 - ' X , -v 'ln Lf, x f 'X gk ' 'Q I , -A - .QL K ' 1 1 . SKLQ- .-.T ..- l 'X ---ff' '- STIEH A PRICE fHnNl X l'Il m'1'er Ins! lvim. I VSTIIR IIONES fI,Esb .-1 .smiling vflvoul boy. PEARL FACE R CI'l'nm'J Sim furlninllv iv n gem. HAROI D VIONFS fDm'nuNl:lJ X 011, Ilvme rurlv Urs and lfluylving 1'm'r. BFTII BOWEN fE1lz,xnn'ruJ y AVI-1'1L'1I1' I rwnze from Sanmri11. GEORGE RUSH flinmrzlil Tlvev might nm lirk mv, bu! llufv ruu'! KUIYL' me. JOSEPHINF ASHTON HHEJ Say, kidx, wlwn' un' we gunzg ' I Ile lullu Inf: Im! mvrx Iiftlc. ALBERT WRIGHT Qlirnmunvl Tim luninr G.':11ns. LIl.l.lAN -IONES fLll.l.Y, on dmff hmm' lullf uf ri. GI FN THOMAS fsilllilij Y T1'e,v luzw tu uluuzyx Inn' me. MARY D. THOMAS CCUTIEJ X' 7'lu',v ran'f Imvs me. KIACK TOYEY CD00 MABLE McKAY l um zmnly snared nu! of my sewrx xzrzxrs. FRANK THOMAS CIIANK3 IV,-II I guess l'Il L10 UN, 'D jnI'n's 1u'wn. Pagz Twenty-xewn I 4 P,- . 1 .'-ll, W I I Q .K ww fx: '--A-QQ' s 'iv H , FE' ' . ,V SI--A fx I' I ' X KATIE HARRIS f QKIIEB 1'l1 bwe notlvzng Im! an RALPH A. EYAXS X IBIMNDU Wa :wud I1 gg-vrn lm VEIIQIUIIS education. LOL.-X PETERSON QPEIEJ X I'm H1 lull blonm I1.'el'L'c uzunilu ol the gum. DON GODD.-XRD QSKITIERD Y Huvbxll' 111 the 'ell du I u1re. ' GEORGE I.. ANDERSON QGREGURYF The big buffer and Ugg vmxnf RET.-X WILLIAMS CRUD l'Il :mike I1 buxnww man X some day. MOGAN TOYEY CMURGD y A professor iw? wlil iw. l' L-,-' I s HI NATI IAN DREDGE Cjuuceb Wait until I gmc: up, AXNIS ,IONES QANNJ Your devoted slave. JAMES MADISON CABEJ ,I 'll be prvxident mme day. MARTHA EZELLE fEDW.-KRDI 'Wa one else but. I.UCII.LE EVANS lI.ucvJ l'm the BisZv0p's daughler but Oh! ANGUS STOCKING CSOCKSJ I can lick anybody my heavy no matier who is il. ALICE STUART KAL? X IWW 'ldlllllllllv In' blue? ,vA'.v.vAv.-.v,,.,va.,-,Ai-,,.,,-,-v-,-,-v-,-,A,A,A,Z-J: I 5 0 ,-.-,-,-,-J,-,-v-.-.-.A.-,xAa.r,A.-,ana-naf.-.nnnnvux Page Twenty-eight UU, OWIEN BR OWN llimpxvl I'lI Ju my mu: u-wk. QILXXIIE INAXS Llrm lim '.'1' .Nludvnl. IJARIII. INAXS KDL ICHJ fy U, Ilwll ufm'-v lmlr-'1.'lval irnuld ua' Ju wilfvnul xl. AR'I'lIl'l. WlI.l IAMS lWl1l.xED X , e .vlvnuld lwln' nmrv like hu. IllI.l WII,l.I.-U15 Ujunuavj X Ix'uIlyrrn'v fr grml lwIp.' IMON !ll:NlJl5RSON NDN! l4'lwn' dnl ,vnu gel lhme fyesf' ,IOE KINGSBURY ljuhnvj l'1n alfw Nw Lilly uf Ibe 1.-alley. Y H jyibf X P' - . . I . V , hr .L , T V I XX N ,, ,X I 'jg ' ' ISI50 KISLYIN SHARP fREv.3 Ifwn rake makex him cough l,xMAR BENNETT X KSMORTYJ l'm imfYYIl'l':Ylf' in my I-'nglislvf' . y Ml5Rl.IE PRICE fMERl.lN5 Ynu'll pay lar your prirr. RALPH .IFNSEN X lRunv3 Through wiflv women- and bout ISOBIEI. HARRISON Y flssvl l'm all up in air. X ORLEAN OPPERMAN QOPPIEE l.oak ou!! Here I come.' MABEL JONES X 1Boas7 ON isn't love grand. Page Twenty-uint W WARD THOMAS fMAJORJ Thinks lols hut says Iitflef' SYLVIA NIELSON LSPINDYJ Silver threads among the gold. JAYNE JONES QSWEETIEJ Let's mulze u'hoopee! X IRIL ZUNDEL CIKEJ A1zylhing Rudy suys zs 0.15. with me. ALTA ANDERSON fANDYJ f Lel's go to Tremontonf' EDWARD BROWN CED? I'm still here. RUTH DAVIS QEFFIEJ X The shorthand shark. Page 7 bvfty . X I a X i vi . 'l lx N f' fs ' f- X Q .. 1 -- 5 A .M -- ,-ff . j' --' -l X 'T W ,. ISISO ASENATII COVE RT X LSHENITD Hlllll game fur 87.'8f-l'llYl?'lg.n DEYERE TOVEY CDEVLRYJ We aspect 1n1rch of him.' PERCY HALL CPERCED .-I faint hear! will 7I2'L't'7 'win a fair lady. EYELYN LEHMEN QEVEH- A pzenm-nr z'1eu'. OIIN D. WILLIAMS CSPEEDJ .4 l'm gofng to Idaho Fully' MARGARET NOBLE fNlARGETJ Say, kids, come tn St. john. DEWORTH THOMAS KDE? Sucfess0r to Abe Lincoln In What? 71' 1777 I+ rmxlx AI I fax X IVIIUMYI Qlrlrl mul mm umm , I NIAIMIAIKITIA WIIIII7 fliumuxi I ,M FRN SFIIITII IV: new Yunm1n1'c ' plzmlp llllfv lUI1Yl:'Hz'.H X I rf - . I 1! ' ' U I 'HI 'I - fn! I W I if'1:L:,. 5 ' ' X ' 'Z ,, L ' H 3' X 1 .- IEIOISIE WOODLAND IPRIMI I l7mlor nl Imf few wordxf' BII I. JONES CPEE XVEEJ mum' is usually in nd penal. His SUI DAVIS IBUDJ X l'nxx:1'z' rome if passive voite, .sl-.-mf' If if- I1II.NI.-I HHN ' IRIN? I fmwmlnl snuff ix Lwrllv Il mlllwuf-:.lu1I ' V., IlII.I. I1AI.I.S One of our sludious vlndcnlcf' - Q. mm, II II I ,HWS VIRGINIA IILTGIIIES IDH1-.I I If KJINI -- ' wnrudf ux nf 'ffmlyyf Hur Ifmnlrlcr if nulsfanding. I fn ' Q l a.lmg I I'RIII.X Iill I:I,MIzR I . 011, Iefu .iv 7 Si I INkI5I,Y XYUODROIY PI1'I'IiRSUN Y IlIiI IiN IENSEN 'I'III:RAS l.I1WIS'7f lil INUR MANDRY IzI,MO IENSEN IAYIS IJL DI IfY AIJGOUIJ MORRIS ,IONES I 9 J 0 Page Thirty-one I NX l FV' A' X X g 5? 4 + il ' ' V , , ' Q - N 1 Y - '-, , U N X' K L','ii ' '- EdiUn's Page Dere Students:- It took us a long time to decide where bouts in the book we should awt to run this page. Finally we decided that the only plase it should awt to be was in the sexion which we sometimes laffingly refer to as humor. ' You notice we keep on using the pronoun we in plase of l . That's cause we are a editor. l once herd a feller say as the onley people who should awt to use we in plase of I was kings, editors, and other people with tape worm. My assistant and me is the onley guys hear 'what has the write to use this appealation. lts' been a purty big job edicatin' this anyal. lt's took up a lot of our time which should awt to have been took up elsewhere. But, as a guy said when a feller tried to stab him with the hilt of a dagger That aint the point. ' We kind got to like it tord the last, especially when we thot we was doing it for the so called students of the M. H. S. We 'don't know who will be Ye Ed next year, if anybody, But give him all the persistance you can for he'll shore need it. We will leave him our gray pants so you will not have any difficulty recognizing him. Before we stop we want to extent our appreashshun to all them what have helped us in our work. They're just about the best crowd they is. ' ' -EDITOR. in IQSO Pug: Tb: ty-two x XX wx , Q xxx W 'X N Q W PRN Ns Q w 5 LN .S V X xx Wflff Ek., Q N W . XS ghzi -A.- A, '41 ' di ' M N S N Y ' V' 1. Q 71 ' 4 -Lgx i , . L , QR 36 ' 'XY ' H ,w '42-1 V K ' ' '. N x -, , in 'fp Cf .iff 7 U ,rx A mx fix . Vp., ,Q i ,E w . 'W Q X 'f ' ND ,ii-Q W 4' .., 'S' Ns ' 3 Cm N Wh Jas ' -4 xXQXXy. Xxx X.. Nix xx? ? w - . V fx N w F5 , .1 If 1 rr , ' -fb A - 6 iE:'L1:'1. 1 i 4, . ' Y 0l3Hg 0.2.35 ge Thirty-four . 1:5 -11 I' '11- lz ll QHQTS. xl 2511-L. ' lb , of-f111l2lfv.f L f X XT' -liliw, ML --- I- ' H II I n.. A . K KENNETH WARD CONLEY ,THOMAS President, First Semester President, Second Semester 0.04.4 Sophomore History One bright September morn, a group of Frosh trudged to our dear old M, H. S. They little knew the hardships, trials and tribulations that confronted them. By the spring of the next year, they were full- fledged members of the M. H. S. . The next fall, brought forth Kenneth Ward to com- mand the ship. His piloting was rather clever and the ship set sail upon the Sophomore Seas. Look here comes Conley Thomas, our Santa Claus and his oration: ln 1928 the Sophomores they departed j. Leo shed a bucket of tears, But L. A. only snorted. They sailed for l8O days and nights ln Search of truth and knowledge And through the clear they saw the In which they would go to college. Cand in flew a dead duck.j year I 95 0 ' K Dx YS it V' R. -T T .Q el li . X z ww, My , 1 S ' , S l l Vance Bigler ,Y Morgan Budge Y Virginia Garst Clifford jones Edna johns X Louise Lehman A Sarah Mifflinyf David Morganl Clifford Rees Melvin Richardsf Estella RobertsX Bertha Stewart Delane Waldronx' Ivy White joe Williams Oliver Williams Dale Willie QC William winie Q! Hazel Clark X Elizabeth Davis X Lloyd Davis Ella Edwards X Hazel Edwards Y Lucy Edwards X' Delaine Evans ,V Vesta Hutteballe X Dora lllum Y Dartha jones X Faye jones X Golden jones X Leah jones y. lzola Morgan X Thelma Monson Thora Peck Lorraine Pierce Viola Sandersf Marian Smith Y Barbara Sorenson Earl Thomas Lena Thomas jr Mary Williams 7 Stella Bowen X' Zelda Buchlerf Alice Dives ' Ruth Evans N Martha Martin X Ruth Martin X Larell Morgan Mary Richards, Pearl Soulhx l930 Leota Thomas X Orthell Thomas X Moroni Ward Eleanor Williams Margaret Williams X Norma Williams X Theo Williams X Morrce Thomas! Theras Apgood Y William Clark Nello DeschampsX Lynn Elock Henry Gleed X jesse Greer 51 Rex Harris X Merlin jones William jones Y jack Madson' Theon Price Vernon Roberts Conley Thomas Khalil Thomas X Morris Thomas X Howard Vanderwood Kenneth Ward Y Page Tblrly-life 1 F 9 3 a 3 5 Z u ,P 3 3 A P F I, ? 5 y L r Fx. N-v' , wv .f.,,.,,.4,+: N- v 1 5 x 3 5 C X r 1 f ZX f- -W- ,-v.v.v,v.Y1.v. A .v.v.v.:v.wAv-Y.'A'-.vA',.',?s,w-Av,'.i.gf 1 :K 1 . n , ,mmf-:L , .- ,,-.::Y-nv , K ' X,-wf 'M'iXX,.,,.f - :J.P-..a..-m.f.-.f-..n..f.-f.-n.f-Q.e'.fn.,,r..f -H J M-rf Page Tbirty-six A..- f -- 'lbw .f ' 1- vv v vvvv f-vvw'--- xg 1 ' 'v' wxgz-,x.1,.wf - 95515-2'Hw1 ,-,.,AX 5 'f'3:9:ffii g , ii'-4x M 'Rv RES ,Le N -+L' .n..,s..w.ff...4-,.--.'A.m..,fv..,,-N. Jf.. 6...-A .e..- 31. E my k A..-f. f- , .--.4---,A J-W-fuw.N.-f+.f4k.w.m' N l-fr es. - Z',T'9', ' ' i'-5 ' . 1- l ' 'a:ai'.qifg : l . ' w Y , .,,, T U. I. - 'Tf 1, K ,IENKIN PALMER Freshman Class History We don't mean to insinuate or anything of that sort, but the class of '34 has pulled some pretty slow and dumb tricks this year. We hope that this doesn't reflect on any of its members On the level ,though, the class that booked up with Nlalad High this year is a pretty lively one. The girls are especially enthusiastic and proved their skill in athletics in the games which they played. The boys weren't to be downtrodden, so quite a few of them turned out for track and other activities. Both sexes had a large percent of representation in the operetta and some of this class took part in the school play, Declam work was very extensive among the class members. Considering the circumstances of the case-how they came here and who they are-this bunch has made a pretty good showing this year. The boy who was chosen as leader of the class had occasion to quit school, so the vice president, Lucilk Fink, stepped in and valiantly took his place for the first semester. The captain of the crew for the second semester was jenkin Palmer. The work under his commandment was car- ried on very effectively. The class is all prepared, much better than it was a year ago, to enter into school next year and show some real old school spirit. l950 P ge Thirty-right . H . X Xl rv-'T e . -Z fr. ' I ' X ' N X I .K 42114--.A f 1 1, i . ef-, 2 i :l P ' XX 's 5 -l Nolon Blaisdell Dale Blalsdell Y Ben Call Isabelle Caldwelly Woodrow Clark Cecil Camp Derrald Chiversi Tharrel Davis K Elvert Evans Leona Fallis Margaret Harrison' Marion llessk Reva Hughesx Andrew Hillx Fern jones X Mae jonesx Lavena LuskX Otis Lusk Etta Mansfield! Esabellea Noble X 'awn rice Ardella Tulkg Emmett 'lioponce X Edward Williams Rulon Ward X William Atkinson l.aVar Evans Milford West if Boyd llansen Alta Anderson Laura Bakerf Phil Call Y Vesta Christensenpg joe Dalton Y Mary Davis Y jennie Goddardx Coy Hansen Grant jenfaen Leathan jcnsen jack jones Y Otto jones Thella jones ,V Charles Kerns joe Leavitt Dorothy Lewis! Lewis Morganlf Helen Price X Dorothy Rees X Velda Richards X David Smith Y Arvil Stevens X Phoebe Thorpe Zelma Thorpe Neil Thomas Lucille Williams ,Y Mifflin Williamsy Neil Williams 14 Ronald Williams Cora Wilson F4 LaVena Lusk if Mae jones! Leone Fallis Pharen Apgood Blanche Benson Y Emily Black Mae Buehler' Dorothv Ekstromnf Lila Ellis 1 Lucille Fink X Hazel Hancock T' Gordon Hansen Orpha Henderson Lilliam Hutteballef Doris jones Valena Martin Y Velma Morses Claire Owens! Ordelle Parry Warren Parry Omer Parry Veldon Peterson! Wilda Pilgrim Rex Reynolds Y Gladys Sorenson V Marv Stocking Marion Thomas Delores Thomas! Boyd Toveyxc Norma Years ey Vt Inez Wintersf lrene Ashton X Waldo Blaisdell Wilson Camp lrene Daniels! Delore Pallis Nadine FollandX Edith Hessx Phoebe HillK Remona Hughesi Beth lllum Frederick lllum . Darrel jones lfrayne jones! Margery jones 1 Wilda jones if Leonell Lewisvf Maude Lewis if Mildred Lusk! Kenneth Morgan Delmar Neilson jenkin Palmer ,Y Ardis Peck Harriet Shonei Dale Speed Y Grace Unsworth x Melinda Wellsx Mary Williams ' Virginia WilliamsX Anna Laura Woodland I 9 5 0 Page Tlnri 1 X A N ,fx 3 , V, . Y 1 , 1- f , N. ,N 1 ,, - A' 'X A ' ' 1 ' Qgiavwll . 1 ISJO Page Forty X . Music ATHLETICS fCll0lARSHll3S DRAMATICS :- Y LY lf ii E fl 'N Z Q f s E 2 E 31 f 1 if S 2 S x Q r i 3 fa 5 x E, 91 5, v P, 5. e E E 6 S :4 11 E 3? s 5 D k 3 f A 5 6 5' V M iz S 3 2 a 45 A ,Q 7 ff E K L, 3 4 b s 5 V f rv 4, Av-n,-v'aA.-a-v-.-.-:rv-.-.-.-:Y-.xg ' . 7 f , l rffrvn- ' -ip?- US -X Av.-Av.v. Av,-.vA'.-A,-Av. , . X N PA, -fx' -fftflvfl 1, -. y X'-at f 1 ix I xi I 1f...:1 . . I i I xx I ' ':5iL':,if--a I ll i . fr f X-iig i 1' l 1 - Mus. AYERILLP U Il. i.. HERBERT - Mudc The Malad High School has an active department of which it is very proud. The divisions of the music department are: Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, band, and orchestra. Both glee clubs are under the able direction of Mrs. Averill. Mr. H. L. Herbert is an able instructor in band and orchestra. The Christmas cantata, Bethlehem given by the Girls' Glee Club was a great success. The cantata was given at the First Ward Tabernacle. The story was read by Conley Thomas. Norma Williams gave a reading about the spirit of Christmas. Those who sang duets or solos were Ruby Palmer and Irene Ashton. The cantata aside from being educational and religious was very beautiful. Work was started on the high school operetta, Bits O' Blarney about the first part of February. This was one of the outstanding events of the season. The participants were all adapted to their parts, and they put forth every effort to make it a success. Leading characters were played by Pearl Pacer, Albert Wright, Golden jones, jenkin Palmer, Anne Morgan, and Gertie Morgan. Mr. H. L. Herbert, the director, is responsible for the interest that has been shown this year in band. The band now has about thirty members. lt has played for all school activities, including football games, pep rallies, and school plays. The orchestra is not so well organized as the band, al- though it contains about fifteen members. We hope to accomplish much more next year in the music department. l950 e Fofty-four A 'x I X 1 'C' .HY 'l n Pie -. . Lx ii- '1 f g , ' . Xb -21- ,Lg - -A l ' 1 1 Irene Ashton Beth Bowen Hazel Edwards Ruth Davis Hazel Clark Pearl Pacer Vesta llutteballe lsabell llarrison Girls' Glee Club Roll Edith Hess Dora lllum Gertie Morgan Anne Morgan Sara Mifflin Thora Peck Ardis Peck Helen Price Ruby Palmer Boys' Glee Club jenkin Palmer Albert Wright Billy Williams john South Larell Morgan Kenneth Morgan Golden jones ISI30 Barbara Sorrenson Ella Edwards Rhea Lewis Grace Unsworth Dorothy Reese Alta Anderson Orlean Opperman Lillian jones Roll Grant Ripley Darhl Evans LaMar Benneth Pug I l I x . X H X . Z- 4- ' 'j' i' A . , 4- . - - ' x e r iiiiiifgye . fj' , Q lu ,Q I , Page Foriy-sia. Bits 0' Blarney Peggy Pearl Facer Patrick Golden jones Robert . fenkin Palmer Mary . . Vesta Hutteballe Mike O'Noole . Albert Wright Agnes . . Gertie Morgan Rosie . Anne Morgan l950 Q4 six 7- 1 hr . k2.m...r1, -. -,,- pi. K' X. -i 1' . 'Q zilii- i r' -vnv'-Jw I , l ' . X x - i., - l X ' -N. ' I A Vance Bigler joe Kingsbury Mifflin Williams lftlwartl Brown Kenneth Ward Albert Wright Lloyd Davis Morgan Budge Ward Thomas Band ll. L. lflerbert, Director Devere Tovey Larell Morgan Virgil jones Elvert Evans Dave Smith Oren jones Clifford jones Vernal josephson Bill Williams Don Castleton IS50 Elmer Lewis Lavern Smith Melvin Richards jenkin Palmer Oliver Williams john D. Williams joe Dalton Earl Thomas Theras Lewis Page Fo fly X X Hx l X l X ' 1 l. ' ' i Y . 4 X .N J f x . , , X, K As.. 1 ,,, 1 - iffiilif'-4 f ' ' ' 'S ' 3 , sl f -' x lil- , ' H. X t, -.f I' Vance Bigler Ward Thomas Edward Brown Kenneth Ward Lloyd Davis I g Iofly-ezgbt lJrchestra H. L. Herbert, Director Morgan Budge Elmer Lewis Oren jones 'Virgil jones Vernal josephson I950 Melvin Richards Don Castleton jenkin Palmer Oliver Williams .xx x .vb-- q.1NX. EFX' nxt' H y X' ATHLET CS I X -I Y . X .I I x . 9 '. , ' A xx :iii-1,15 . ff' ' 1' 1 , 57711 gg ' ., 3 Ki -' BOYD HODSON DARHL EVANS Cvacb Captain S po-rts When the call came for football men last fall there was a hearty response. The first night thirty-three men showed up on the field. As is usual though, the number dwindled down to about twenty-five and that was the number of men who stayed with us. The football season was a successful one from a standpoint of practical experience even though the scores, in most cases, favored the other team. Coach Hodson proved his capability when he raised the green team he started with to a par with the other teams competing in South-east Idaho. When the basketball season opened the school authorities were unable to get a place to practice and Nlalad had no team to represent them this year. Track started on the l9th of February and is now getting well under way. ln interscholastic sports the Nlalad High School team this year was respected and known as a hard-fighting team, a team which fought ethically and with the highest regard for sportsmanship. Every op- ponent knows, and glories in the knowledge that win, lose or draw, Nlalad will put up the best fight possible. There is no give-up to the Welchmen, until the' final gun. Malad's teams receive victory mag- nanimously, defeat with a cheerful smile, knowing that they have put forth their very best efforts. That's the spirit of Malad High School. -EVAN D. EVANS. I 9 5 0 Pag Fifty I A N , N 'NN XZ Q 'JYN I-L A, L, First Stri,ng-- Fo Ftball f-J LOWELL THOMAS IRIL ZUNDEL RAY HESS x Center Left Guard X' Lelt Tackle PERCY HALL LEO BOWEN 'LESTER 1oNes Lelt End RigbtGuard X Rigbz mu, X FRANKLIN SMITH LEROY WILLIIAMS Right End Lelt Hallback BILL WILLIAMS DARHL EVANS Right Halfback Captain and Fullback RALPH JENSEN Quarterback 4 Games Played and Scores 'iw Malad Boxelder Malad Aberdeen Malad Downey Malad Burley A , Malad Montpelieg V 'dig Malad Idaho Fill? :E 9-I ,. 'K 1950 Pan Filtv-mu My 1C'I IN-,I V f H .xx I ..iIigIfbt 'Q W V L. X . , ,' Y Xxii ff DARIII. EVANS CCnptainJ GLENN TIIOMAS XGOLDEN JONES ANGUS STOCK I NGS W FL S. FootbaH Squad MARION SMITH BILL WILLIAMS RALPH JENSEN LEROY WILLIAMS GLENN WILLIAMS LORELL MORGAN PERCY HALL X LEO BOWEN EARL THOMAS DUDLEY APGOOD ,IOE KINGSBURY t COACH HODSON XLESTER jONES DAVE EVANS X IRIL ZUNDEL LOWELL THOMAS X RAY HESS FRANKLIN SMITH Page l'IllfV-1'lL0 6' l930 'Y -- L, .. ,,J.!:,n, ,t,,y K 'I I' Nqr' i I I . AT T I xp , , 'S' . www 'V I' I ,ai -if - Ii . ' Q . I as f' 1' I ' I .. . . . .,.e,.,f,...w-I Freshmen Football Squad TIIARRELL DAVIS ITRANE -IONES KENNETH MORGAN Red Fat Run! ELVERT EVANS WAREN PARRY JOE LEVITT Rub Puff Big Sbot ,IOE DALTON HOMER PARRY DAVID SMITH Big loc Om Lazy EMM ii'I I' TOPANCE PHILIP CALL LEWIS MORGAN Mut Stout Sleepy RONALD WILLIAMS MARION THOMAS WALDO BLAISDELL Ron Sbzillow Shorty MIHZLIN WILLIAMS L. A. THOMAS Mi! Coach Thomas Little Duels Played Freshman 37 junior High 7 Freshman 5 0 M. H. S. Seconds 50 Freshman 00 High School Varsity I03 Freshman 24 junior High 0 Freshman I8 ' Bear River Freshman 24 Pug: lfilty-lbru J X jg, -ser Elf ':1.I 1 u -- - 4212. . . Q..-4 ,,,f ',.. 1 ., Inter-Class'Traek hdeet .Shot. Put ' ' Darhl Evans, J., 32 feet 6 inches Ralph Jensen, J. '. Lavern Smith, J. Discus . A Darhl Evans, J., 90 feet 8 inchesf Lavern Smith, J. Jenkin Palmer, F. Javelin Ralph, Jensen, J., l05 feet. Lavern Smith, J. Don Castleton, S. Pole Vault Don Castleton, S., 9 feet 5 inches. Joe Dalton, F. Virgil Jones, S. K High Jump Edward Williams, F., 4 feet I0 inche.s Ralph Jensen, J. Glenn Williams, S. - Broad Jump Elmer Lewis, S., l7 feet 45 inches. Darhl Evans, J. Tharell Davis, F. l00-yard Dash Edward Williams, F., l0.6 seconds. Oral Talbot, J, Virgil Jones S. v2204yard Dash ' Edward Williams, 'Oral Talbot, J. Glenn Williams, S. 440-yard Dash I 'James Mandry, S., Lester Jones, J. Dudley Apgoo-d, J. 880-yard Run James Mandry, S., Lester Jones, J. 'l-mile Run Tharell Davis, F., Don Castleton, S. lril Zundefl, J. Relay, 880 yards Juniors, l minute Ralph Jensen Darhl Evans Lavern Smith Oral Talbot TOTAL Juniors . . . Seniors . Freshmen . Sophomores . l950 Page Fifty-four F., 245 seconds. 6l M, sezonds. 2 minutes 23.6 seconds 5 minutes 46.6 seconds. 39.4 seconds. I SCORES 50 . 27 . 25 ?r A X. V1 N-K 1 O xx xx . A V X. v'v'x'rfs-ff-'rvvx-v-fv'vAv-v-Y-v-vw: M , 1 , -A--A--' - -v'v'vAfrwN.'v'am-Y-rv -4?,f ' scuoliuasulli Page Filly-Six N ,A X X-f'?f , NX ' 'if73'El 'f X '- vi I f I f.. E,-. ' '- H -3 Ex -E - -I .f KATHRYN PALMER HENRY NCBLE Seniors Nhdad fhgh Sch00lI10n0r RQH KATIE HARRIS WARD THOMAS A Juniors ' A IS50 9. Teens, OQOO OQD 5x rr- : ' . ,. xx ', .:' v . RAMATICS v J.'.A. S ff .H ' I N- i' +V ' F l 4, 1 ' ' ' .j:,,- '1 , I A '-'.,,,Q:-ix ,4 1 1 . . ,G ru ., 1 ' f' --' 1 --' GWYN R. CLARK Drarnatics Everyone who saw the plays presented by the Malad High School students and faculty will agree that an enviable record has been made for Malad High in the year 1929-305 Mrs. Clark can certainly feel repaid for working so conscientiously in this field of work. Due to her extremely earnest labor, the plays have all been decidedly successful and have won the commendation of all on-lookers. Three plays have been presented this year. Of course, it would be folly to say that the Senior play, Her Step-Husband, was any- thing other than an unqualified success. lt was something on which the seniors can look back and say Well done . Next came the fac- ulty play. lt was extremely interesting. Our beloved faculty surely displayed their talents and genius in this exhibition and we are proud to own them. The all-school play, One of the Family, presented February 13 and l-1, made a very favorable impression on the public. lf last impressions count, the Malad High School dramatics department will be well thought of. As it was played by two entirely different casts ,opportunity was given to more students to show their ablity. The winning group had the opportunity of playing in Preston, while the other cast went to Bear River. Both plays were successful. -BY RUBY PALMER. ISJO P g I' ity-eight fy N- ry-f . ' , I 0 ,, '. 4' K . V x A ' ' '1-a..f,g'r, ' rp . . QL, , J is' . ,- ,. .. 4 g - - .,Jf' V l l ' One of the Family .Iuycc Smith llcnry .-Xd11n1s . .-Xunl Priscilla Adams PenelopeAdunws . I9r1mk Owcns . Martin Burke , lucy ,-Xdunws I rcnc .'Xkl1llTl5 Gcurgc .-Xdnnus Maggie . . Ruby Palmer . li'e11uetlJ Ward . Norma Williams Gayle E1'an5 . Harold lanes' Ward Thomas Lucy Edwards Sylvia Neilson . Williams Ward .Uargaret Williams Sl 3 0 Page Filly-nine N L rox. ' , ' A-4 - , 5 F ' f '- ' EX f :3 4'f . i ly- :ill -Q . li ejllxlii l 1 'A i.. 1 V777 V Y -Y .' ' .,w, Une of the Family joyce Smith Henry Adams . . Aunt Priscilla Adams . Penelope Adams . Frank Owens . Martin Burke . . Lucy Adams Irene Adams George Adams Maggie . My I 9 5 0 ' . jayne jones Ralph jensen A senatly Covert . Mae E vans Leroy Williams Kelvin Sharp . Emily Black Louise jones . Darhl E vans Lapreal Blaisdell Tx ' l P5 , X ' M ' I Q' ' - ' 5 ' S g, V . : ,. H A -:gp .I ,.4'. , - . 'Q rw, 1 V , , t ' lllf,' X- -Q.- -L. .--yn l ' I- H Her Step-Husband Harvey P. Marshall . . Mary Marshall Dr, Gerald Niles Sylvia Allen Emily Paisley Limpy Lannigan Florence Ainslie Stella . . Officer O'Shea l950 ' 1 Elmer Lewis Kathryn Palmer .ledd lones Ella Covert Margaret Garst Henry Noble Florence Hansen Orlene Daniels . Paul Camp Page Sixty Page Sixty-two 1 v - -, f X . P' Z-.alt . I , ' A 4, gg, . ugly- ' V Xl . ,p 1 , - MARY D. THOMAS GLENN THOMAS Dramatic Ofutory Second Place First Place CONLEY THOMAS Nat 'a nal Orafory First Place KELVIN SHARP GLADYS SORENSON l:'xte1np0mneous Humorous First Place First Place l950 -rr- 'I' f f Xt! 'XL C . rx' -1. , xr 1, ' 'J kt Szlpx X I 4. T i , . - -1 i T itll ll Declamatory Contests The declamatory contests have been a complete success at Malad High this year. There were six divisions-the oratorical, humorous, national, dramatic, extemporaneous speeches, and the one-act plays. There were over forty students tried out in these contests and each one benefited by his efforts. The contestants were eliminated to three in each of these dixisions, and the final elimination was held at the First Ward Chapel to see who would represent Malad in the sub-dis- trict contest which was held at Mfalad. The winners at the First Ward were Gladys Sorenson in the humorous readings, Glenn Thomas in oratory, Conley Thomas in national oratory, Kelvin Sharp in the extemperaneous speeches, and Mary D. Thomas in dramatics. Malad did not enter the one-act plays. The sub-district was held at Malad this year. The schools represented were Preston, Montpelier, Paris, and Malad. The contests were held on Friday, March l4. The high school was dismissed so that the students might attend the contests. After the storm of the battle had cleared, it was found that Malad representatives had won in four of the five contests they had entered. The humorous readings and oratorical contests were held in the morning. Gladys Sorenson won the humorous division with her selection, The Wedding. Glenn Thomas won the oratorical divison with the oration What Think Ye of Christ? ln the after- noon, Conley Thomas won in the national oratorical contest with his oration on The Origin of the Constitution. The dramatic reading was won by a young lady from Preston. Although the judge did not place second and third, we feel that the Malad representative placed a very close second with her reading, Lilac Time. Malad was the only school represented in the extemporaneous speeches, Kelvin Sharp being her representative. He gave a speech on The Economic Employment of Time. ln the evening the one-act plays were given. Preston won in this contest with the play Grandma Pulls the String. After the contests a banquet was held for the contestants at the Great Nor- thern Hotel. A short talk was given by each of the winners. These contestants participated in the district contest at Pocatello and Mary D. Thomas got first in Dramatics, Kelvin Sharp first in extemporaneous speak- ing, and Glenn Thomas first in oratory. The other two received honorable men- tion, The M. H. S. was represented at the State Contest held at Burley, Mary D. Thomas placed second in dramatics, this being the second time for Malad placing at the State Contest in five years. Kelvin Sharp received honorable mention in extemporaneous. . - -BY KELVIN SHARP. I 9 5 0 Page Sixty-three Nw X.. N r ,Q . -g i ix .5 . i l X i W I ' uf.. - 4, ' , f XT ' wg, Q4 --- N 9 -' I - 1, Percy Cputting up picturesj-l can't find a single pin. Where do they all go? D. L.- lt's hard to tell because they're pointed in one direction and headed in another. Franklin-'fYou look like a sensible girl. Let's get married. Dell- Nothing doing. l'm just as sensible as l look. Miss Chadwick- What the matter with you? Ray-- Eyes tired. M. C.- Such grammar! You should say, I am tired. ...ill Mifflin Cpointing to the drinking fountainj-Gee, l don't see how such a small thing can hold so much water. Eddington- Conjugate the verb to swim. lke Zundel- Swim, swam, swum. Eddington- Now conjugate the verb to dim. Ike- Say, are you trying to kid me? Do your shoes fit? No, they give me them. What, the shoes? No, fits. Bird cage and parrot offered by re- fined young lady having green feath- ers, tail and beak.-The Enterprise. Freshie ftearing into libraryj- Quick-I want Caesar's life. Gayle- Sorry, but Brutus beat you to itf, Harold- Do cows give milk? Lowell- No, you take it away from them. Asenath CProudlyj- One of my anestors came over on the May- flower. Unimpressed Freshie- Oh, really- How long is he going to stay? Angus- I noticed your advertis- ment in the paper this morning for a man to retail canariesf' Proprietor of Bird Store- Yes, sir, are you looking for a job? Angus- Oh, no, l merely had a curi- osity to know how the canaries lost their tails. Coach Cin disgustj- Do you type- write with just two fingers? Rudy- Oh, no. With all of them. When one pair gets tired I use the others. ' .lil-1 B Miss Orr- Does anyone know how they discovered iron? Bill Wms.- Yes, Ma'm, they smelt it. l950 Page Sixty-lout olu:ANlz,nl0NS DEPARTMENTS SOClETY ADVERTISEMENTS sf 9 m S Y A z n 3 5 E Fa H 31 Pi F A a 2 . !' 1 Q ,Y E 2 'e . 5. S 'Z Z 4- Q Q' .: L N i i 'I 5 3 i 5 s Q 3 Q E 9 . F 4 1. il 5 E F .X Q Q E s 5 3 ,W 1 3 , 5 L. 5 x 5 5 zit Alf' ' Q X V If X' URGANIZATIDNS .,,....-.-......-..--..... -,.,- -. ... x TN- fl ' ' fgirayf X 1 - 4131337-, ,,, ' i lr - All ' .. F l, xiii? , ,Q KATHERINE PALMER HENRY NCBI lf ' pI'Kild87ll' l'1cr-l'n'5fde11t The Girls and Boys Leagues The Boys' and Girls' Leagues were organized and perfected to re- place the discarded City Government. The students decided to conduct themselves so that a police force would not be necessary, and to direct their activities along worthwhile lines. The first event that the Boys' League attempted to put over was a Father and Son affair, which was very successful. The next event that was featured was a Christmas Ball. This was accomplished through the efforts of the Boys' and Girls' Leagues combined. The two Leagues worked very harmoniosuly together. The Boys' and Girls' Leagues have no doubt taken the place ol' the City Government. The excellent advice given by the faculty advisers, Mr. l-lodsor: and Miss Dillion, have made them worth while organizations. LESTER joxras. Page Sixiy-eigbf .X .. ll. fini.:-f .X l . Y VP. 4 'xv t 41 'lf I ll XNKI IN SHI I ll li Xl l'll ,ll-NSI X IJOX t',XS'l'll1'IOX HXHY XY. l'lItt,XlXi HIQPIIX ll,XRl!lN xl XYXI, -ltlXl 5 Gym Club 'ic 'l'hrt-t- ht-lls! .-Xsst-mlwlyl 'l'ht- stutlt-nts rusht-tl tt: tht- zisst-mlvly' hztll, lh zisst-mhl-x' Hits cztllt-tl to tnrgtinizt- gi gym cgimpziign. 'l'ht- lmys :intl girls st-pztrzltt-tl zintl tht- boys t-lt-clt-tl at grin ctimmittt-c til' Iivt- tml its mt-mht-rs: Ralph .lt-nst-n, l'rt-sitlt-my l-rgtnlt Smith, Yict- Prt-sitlt-nt: Dun Clttstlt-ttm, St-crt-tztrx' :mtl 'lircztsurt-r' l-xt-cutixt fltrmmittt-t-, llzirhl lfvatns :mtl Ralph lfvzins. lfztch til' tht- livt- lllL'I'l1- ht-rs xxgis gtssight-tl tlt-linltt-li' ont- portion tml thc czimpztign tu twvt-rst-t-, Nt-ws, xxritt--tips, slitlt-s, ht-:itllint-s. spt-t-cht-s, :mtl sticltt-rs ctmmmittccs wcrc tmrggmizctl lht- uirls lt-ztrmng tml tht- :tctitm tziltt-it thus lzir hx' thc lwtivs wt-rt-nt tt: lut- titittltnit-. .-Xu t-xt-ctitiw ctimmittt-c tml tlvt- vt-rx' cgtpgtlilt- girls wats ltmrmt-tl ttm wtirli in ctmpt-i'gititm with tht- htrrs. 'lilit-xx' wt-rt-3 Urpligt llztrris, Prt-sitlcnt: Klztry' J XY. lhtimgis, Yict- l rt-sitlt-nl: klziynt- kltmcs, St-crt-tziry :intl il-I'L'LlSllI'L'I'Q lfltmrt-iict- llzmst-ii :tml lillgt Cltmvt-rt, lfxt-cutivu Ctnntnittt-c. I 'lilimtiglitvtit tht- litwlitlttys, tht- wintrx' tlgiys til' blgtiitiztty, gtntl tht- lirst tlgtys til' l't-hrti:trx', st-xt-rgil phztst-s til ixtirlt xrt-rt- cgirrit-tl titit, Ont- tlitiusamtl pins ligivt- ht-t-n stiltl. .Nlttiibr writt--tips hir giiitl ttggiinst tht- gym wt-rc pulvlisht-tl. Slitlt-s wt-rv in tht- picttirt- slitiws, :intl sticltt-rs xrcrt- printt-tl lor tht- wiiitltnrs :mtl cttrs. 'lih l'llH L. inlltitwict- til tht- Girls' Chili ztrtiust-tl tht- intt-rt-st til' tht- ttmwirs lt-zitling wtmit-ii tu tnggxtiiift- :intl gixt- tht-ir nt-t-tlt-tl :intl ust-ful ctitmpt-rtititni. ,-X l.4itlit-s' Grin Chili was tht-ii ltirmt-tl, lht- litmys' giiitl Girls' Grin Clltih gztvt- at lyct-tim ltrr tht- pztrt-nts tin Nltiruh Ill. Spt-t-cht-s wt-rt- givt-ii :intl pt-p rzillit-s ht-ltl, Nlginy pgirt-nts gtttt-ntlt-tl, :ts it was I rt-t-. lltmt-it-r, gill til tht- xwrlt til' tht-st- Cllllli xxzts in vgiin ltir this yt-Ltr. lht- gym litmtl was tlt-tt-gitt-tl, hut lt-I tis htupt- that ltittirt- blllklL'l1lS xxill prtmlit hx' tht- xwrlt til tht- cltihs :intl curry on tht- light. I 9 J 0 Szxfy-iz . 1 T 5 N , 2. P' 2 , 91,1-0 it yi r Q- 2 KN 11' 'A' '. an i. 0 V .' j.-XYNE ,IONES RALPH ,IENSEN PEARL FACER -I-X! K TON EY lfdzlar-in-Chief Arwslant Business Manager lmstant IH: gc Sezenly The Nhrror The Mirror Staff of 1930 has worked hard and diligently to please the students with this annual. The Editor and other helpers have tried to arrange the yearbook in such a way that will please everyone. Besides the staff, two more helpers were selected for our advertising department. These people, Ralph Evans and George L. Anderson, have helped to a very great extent. l950w f' ' ? ' 'W' X -.N Q ' , 1 P' 'L H , at I 1 0 ' '-X I' ' l s A, Y 1-. .Q R V X I Commercial We boast of sixty students in type l. Three type I students have won certificates showing the students that they have made thirty words with only five errors. Twenty students are enrolled in type 2. There has been one student in type 2 that has received the certificate of proficiency on the Royal typewriter. When a typing student makes forty words per minute, he is awarded a silver pin--if he has been typing on a Royal machine. For forty words per minute on the lnderwood, he receives a bronze pin. When he has made fifty words per minute he receives a gold, pin, if Royal machine is used and if the Lfnderwood is used he receives a silver pin. When sixty words have been made, he receives a certificate of Pro- ficiency. There is one class in bookkeeping. Twenty-five students are enrolled in the course which requires two periods. The school has equipped the bookkeeping room with a Burrough Adding Machine, this being a very saving device for the bookkeeping students. -BILL FALLIS. I 9 3 0 Page Seventy one ,lywl'TQ+ i. M ' S 6 W 'gg.f't'l!lL rL X N ' r I l Page Seventy- two Home Economics Department During the last few years of school, the departments have grown to a very great extent. The one which has shown almost the greatest amount of progress is the Home Economic Department. lt has been the object of this de- partment to serve as many students as want to take this course. The students of the junior High School and Senior High are all accomodated, A very large class in both Sewing l and Cooking l took up the first fundamentals in these subjects during the first semester. just the simpler and more easily made clothing was made, and only the very simplest foods were cooked. The second semester work became more complicat- ed, however, but the girls progressed rapidly and their work is a credit to their teacher and the high school. The girls in Sewing ll have done some very remark- able work this year. Their sewing has been along more difficult lines, and the results were above standard. Ex- cellent exhibitions have been given for students and their mothers. The girls of the cooking department have given some excellent lunches this year. They seemed to be starting out early, at least when you consider the old saying The surest way to a man's heart is to fill his stomach. -JAYNE JONES. I 9 5 0 - -X! . ,X . ,s 'ws- rt that it . 1 x 4- ., 'l -- ..'N .- . Q ' . Q Atgricu I ture 1-De pta rtlti'ell1f.-.- One of thestrongesfdepartinents of our school-is our .Ag. Department. there. are three'ddi,iiisionsEi-iAg. gl, Ag, Il: 'Farm Shop or Ag. lll. I-The department has uibeen.under the direction of Bauer and Longenbaugh. V . ' 'T ' Out of the twenty-two' vocational agriculture schools in lda- ho, M. H. S. Ag. Department is second largest. There are seventy- two students enrolled in Agriculture. Malad Chapter of the National Organization of Future Farmers has been organized in the school. The officers are: President, Lowell Thomasg Vice President, Harold jones: Secretary and Treasure, George L. Anderson. i All agriculture students look forward to the annual agri- culture tour in the spring. Another feature of the department is the annual Ag. Bawl. BY HAROLD jones. - I 9 5 0 Page Seventy-tb X X ' P' 'X I . . 4- ' 'X , j ..,lE:w.l.,m M Q I , :L I, t 5 rs- . . f ' - 3- Vx ' ' 1 Judging'Teams The M. ll. S. was represented in judging contest held at Blackfoot- this year by the following: Livestock by Woodrow Peterson, Devere Tovey, and joe Kingsbury. Woodrow was high mang Seed judging by Paul Camp and Herman Davisg Potato judging by Dudly Apgood, Herman Davis, and john South. Malad was represented at Ogden in Livestock judging by Devere Tovey, Lowell Thomas, and joe Kingsbury. Lowell and Devere got the highest points in judging: Poultry judging by Devere Tovey, George L, Anderson, and Lowell Thomas. We are very proud of the success of our judges and hope that in the future more time will be given to this activity. -BY HAROLD jones. l950 t ly ur s V c- A . .X K ll. ,. K Q I. . J .X J 1, r W, u I 1' X r. ' tl 'L N 1, --' l ' ' I i1-f i A st ff as i ' ' ' , , ' I , an . Science Malad lligh School may be proud indeed ol' its science departments and the teachers at the head ot' the classes. Having a woman teacher for chemistry and biology is something unusual, and we found that she was perfectly capable of undertaking such a dillicult task. Mr. Gilchrist and Mr. Chadburn have shown their ability also as physics and general science teachers respectively. Thev have done some commendable work indeed. Taken as a group, they should be con- gratulated on their line work. The chemistry department of Malad lligh School has forty-four pupils en- rolled. The laboratory is well equipped. Last fall the laboratory was well sup- plied with all the materials that were necessary for the students use. Some of the students are doing excellent work, The biology department is not so well equipped, but we hope that it will soon be the best department of all. There are forty students enrolled. Miss Alma Orr is the head ol' these two departments. She states that both are doing good work. Physics is being taught by Mr. Robert Gilchrist. Ile has twenty-six pupils in his class. The laboratory is very well equipped. Each year more material is being added. The most interesting thing there, is a complete model ol' a steam engine. Some ol' the students are doing excellent work. ' -ITELEN jENsEN. I 9 5 0 e Page Sewixly-fire e Seventy 9 - -'Tx ix' viE..!'yt4!jm in .ii if W Le fZ A?ZiC .1 :.Q'1- S On life's sea Silent! Silent! Forever! Hear ring of years, fThe voice of tears Sounds soft and clear of ages dear Which hath no fearsgj They are living, they are giving . . . And by their tone Like music's own Life's dear treasure beyond measure From above spheres! So they descend as on the wind Ah, hear the swells like golden bells How could they be . . . Silent! Silent! Forever? For in the air those voices fair May ever give and ever live Could it be On life's sea . . . In future ways abide for days To comfort hearts to guide the arts- God give them power Each passing hour, Do not let them be Silent! Silent! Forever! l950 'XG X fix mmwmw gXiFli,IF! S 0 CE T v fm - f'f 215.29 L f., sr' N5 ::..'- H --:- t f- ::+eg.,fw..g,g-E . ze fag-.iff 'I-:.,::---5-:-,.,-.2-. 1 Page Seventy-:ight Q .. XL g rT . K' . - , ci ' . T tl N 4 V' If ix x X r I . j x , 15 , . I' N 2 i K -. ff' I H X tix r x X ,MF g SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. DEC. DEC. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. i Society 16.-The first day of school! Everybody happy? Freshies were. First call for football men. .- Zf.-Game with Box Elder. Man! What a licking we got. 4.-Another football game. Aberdeen gave it to us, not bad tho. Hope is rising. 18.--Game at Malad. Good and peppy. Burley not half bad. 24.-Football walk away at Downey! ! l.-Trip to ldaho Falls for game. johnny made the surprising rate of I5 miles per hour. We took our defeat O. K. 7.--Big Bonfire at school. Boys and coach talked to students. 12-13.-Faculty play. Students saw faculty robbed of dignity. 30.-Christmas Party and Santa Claus. I3-l4-School Play. One cast presented it one night and the other cast the second night. Zl.-Colonial Ball. Colonial costumes scarce but prizes awarded nevertheless 26.-Members of winning cast took play to Preston -successful presentation. 28.-School play at Bear River. Afternoon pre- sentation, but entirely successful. Bear River play j0nsey in Malad at night. MAR. 3.-First day of Parents' Week. Track well under way. MAR. 4.-Preliminary Gym singing contest. MAR. 6.-Final contest. The seniors won beyond a doubt. Professor Powell was the able judge. l950 ' N .-. fer N X -Ef' x V! F H- Y' B KA' flflfzk 1 D A 3 L ., MAR. 8.-Elimination of Declam contestants down to three in each division by judges from the school's fac- ulty. lVlAR. 9.-Final contest of Declam. Miss Anna Boss of Logan High was the judge. Good competition. MAR. l0.-Special assembly. Baldy Strang in person. Boys from student body attempted to blow the bag- pipes but succeeded poorly. Yelling contest held between classes. juniors were winners. School self-chosen holiday. Yells and songs were given thru town led by Baldy Strang. Acrobatic stunts were furnished on each corner by students. ln the afternoon the students were entertained by Baldy Strang and Co. Pep rally held in eve- ning and Gym Club Program for parents at theatre. MAR. ll.-Gym Bond defeated! Poor old Malad! MAR. 13.-Special assembly for declam readings. High school operetta at night . MAR. l4.-Hurray!! No School!! Sub-district contest was held at Malad. MAR. 28.-Ag. Bawl was held. Decided success. Everyone had excellent time. APR. 4.-junior Prom. Who would have thot that the juniors could stage such an affair? MAY I9-23.-Exam Week!!!! We poor students have too much to do to bother with them, but what else are we to do? l950 Page Sez'ent3 n ne U hr--K 'X , YL X t, l - L. . L, 7 r T1 lk rf'-4 S ' x , , 7 N, x .g...-...... .... ........ ..... .Q - ----- ala We Believe We Are Right ln Thinking That .... - - - - the best a store can do is to be honest with the public. By avoiding the absurd use of comparative prices ---- by admitting we haven't a monoply on quality merchandise ---- by concentrating our efforts on two important thoughts ---- Service and Value - - - - we have won the confidence of countless families and are gaining the good will of new shoppers every day. To serve your wants intelligently, efficiently and sym- pathetically-to bring you the quality you want at prices that are right ---- to be sincere ---- is the watch- word of every j. C. PENNEY STORE. Won't you stop in the very next time you are down town and see how we strive to make our merchandise fashion- correct, quality-certain and fairly priced? Q J. C. Penney Company 4- ----- - --------- --------- -1- ge Ifigbty I950 Fuy n ll to II II I I. ii it I . I, , I I 1. A A N. A , --on I Q-,x f ., 'i-if n-111.1u-nn1nn1.n.-n,1..1un1nuinu..lul. Mary D. Thomas wOn't be ab sing tonight. Why is that? Oh, she sprained her tongue rehearsal today. at , . 'I -1- iP-------::-------:2----Ai-:Q-------------fp I il I Ie I I P E L T 0 N S jg LADIES, AND CHlLDREN,S I If READY-TO-WEAR I I I I il Millinery Notions I . ii I I, it it I I I ll 1 Paper Goods 'I 'li MALAD IDAHO H II I H ll H jack Tovey- How long could I ,I 4-l'-H-H--I-u-u-n-M-'I-u-M-u-H-4 ,, Iive without brains? il 4. Il Mr. Gilchrist- That remains to 'I 'iATm-n-T-'I-ll- -u-ll-M-n-N-H--'T V be found out. II It Oneida County Abstract If H It I Company il if -1 Oldest and beading Abstract Firm H Mr. HOdsOnf WOuId you mar- ,E il F'lnREn:LS?Ug?::!gE ,, 13 ry a fool for his money? H II ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ,, I , H 1 . V YL SURETY BONDS L ll Sweet Ygung Thlng- Oh' thls I5 ' ,, jno. W. Clark, Attorney.-at-Law II II so Sudden. Manager ' ii 'I Phone IIO or 27-R 'I ,Fix ,,,,::?::i::i.,1,:i:1 :WEN :Y ::-::-I4 all-l1l'1Iu---:nie-:n1uu1-I-n-411g-p-4 tis: :: :-fn:Tn1l:1u:-:: xfniuzfl: nic? 0?:7ll-1l:i::7l:Tlu:ll1a: ::-u1u1l: ' zziuia? I ii K II I WILLIAMS Il II ,, . II I I I Devere- Are you still sore at TRANSPORTATION 1 H joey- If 'I I ii lf ,, it H Lillian- Not any moreg there's ll I Ser'vzce IS Our Motto II ,, H dance Saturday night- II ii H 'I P, O. Box 486 Phone 304-J ' --- II ii I I if 'T xilfii ::illi:Il::l2:ll:l:: ::l:lf::f:i . 4 I ll H Frank Smith- When I get to I, 1-'frffum 'ff:: :f-PII?-I ee'-41:2 ini? H heaven I will ask Shakespeare if he I, N LUBINS ,j H really did write MacBeth. I, 1 Il H Henry Noble- What if he isn't 'I li ONERY j up there? We Sell H Frank- Then you ask him. H 'p HOME PRODUCTS I jj 'I Exclusively ii ii Ii ll ll C2 H PHONE 54 A H H I I II .. L1ll1ls1ls1u1u1neu-nl1ll1ll1ll1ll1ll1lu1li 4nxnill-llc-111Ililu-all-slim:-u1u1w1llchl+ I 9 5 0 Page Eighty-one ' -T .leyfrr I. rlkly Tx- 'T' Q' I I- In -1155 .-- in ffgz, I, W - ..?' '- in-In-II-llur-:l1un1uu--un-1nn1nu1uu1 1u.1...-yi. u!nu-nu-nu--.1-.1..1..1 1 - 1 1 ..,,,1,,,,.. I I I I . ' I - - I Save Wztb Safety at I Remember T THE ROYAL BAKERY I HE REXALL STORE I ALBERT PRICE, Prop. . I I I I The Home of that I BETTER BREAD DRUGS IVIALAD IDAHO IEWELRY I -I -------M -------- -------- I EDISON RADIOB 'I -'I- ' ' PACKARD PIANO5 A I I We Handle only we I Best Goods Make the Right Prices , ' ' RIGHT ALI. WRONGS I R. B. Davis I . I I THE TOGGERY The Druggzst MALAD IDAHO I I I 'l -'I-H'- T T i'lllll'lTllillillTl+ al--Ill-10-ll iivll 1 1 llllll-101 QIQH-lv--I --111--1- n------4. ,l,.-.....,.-...-..- II1..1----n-n-n-----.---- I I I I Many men have the idea that Estensolfs Variety I where. there IS no competltxon THANK YOU For Your patronage I there IS no need of advertlsmg. I I I , We Have Enjoyed I We know thls to be false. Ad- Serving You I vertisements not only stimulate I the interests of the consuming MALAD IDAHO public but help to raise funds ,IU-H-In-u-u-u-n-u-n- - - -mm- I for worthy causes. +I-Iu-m-u-n-u-u-u-u-u-M-n-M-up I I I I We supply the people of Malad CORA D. SHOP I wlth pure drmkmg water at I H d I all times of the year. ea quarters for I BUCILLA -- KAYSER I ' and I GRIEE DAVIS WATER I I REYNOLDS STOCK East Colors and Latest Styles -It MALAD IDAHO I I '1 '1 11-11 1111 I u1nu1au1u+ v1nI1l-inn 11111111 uri'-l1ll1l Page Eighty-two I950' ,..91'l' X X b,-.X xx l . .51 r 1- E. lx X- I , A- - -,Q V.- EF1: ,:: ::- leigixfn--: -E-f -1 E:--::L-:fan jail: -HLn:1u:fu-ua----n::nn--me-nu-nu:------ng. li li MALAD VALLEY CREAMERY DR. R. E. OWENS fi il ll ll 'l COMPANY f Dental Defects Should Not ll Be Neglected ll H ll -l L A k Y D t' 1: 1 Manufacturers of ll S our en ZS I BUTTER AND CHEESE ll ....-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-.....-..l ii ll l ll ll r 1: ll rr l, 1 I A Home Institution CITX MEAT MARKET ll il where the Earnings ,ll ' 1 are returned to the Pf0mPf and Saffffactofy. E' I H Producer. Sefvice . . f I ll ll ll it MALAD IDAHO V MALAD, lDAHO PHONE 98-j I L :lain,llill1lll:l1lIl:llllilli:1lllIll4 4' ln-'I'inl T l'3 i ll7 l'lTUiUl ?:,,:a1n.1-::.: nf.: eizefag 1- 1--1-:H ,,,1,:LW,,,,, ,,,, il.,-I,-lk-,,1,,1n,1, ll l ll 'j The Day 6- Sludig ll lVlustaches are coming back,'7 ll ll if says a fashion review. lt's the com- il l H ll l in ll ll 4: l ll ., Photographs in All Sizes it l coPviNo QIL CoLoRlNo V .l ENLARGING Q2 . ll 'T ig 'l Expert f ll ll KonAK FINISHINGS 1 ll H E. A. ERICKSGN .l ll MALAD lDAHO ll li 42221 71: 1111- ir 1 1 1: 1::1n:u:1n1n4l ing out and not the coming back if that worries Harold jones. il ll ll Do cows give milk? U No, you have to take it from l' them. ll - --l- l , The barber tells many interesting il . . . l stories illustrated with cuts. ll .... il Florence Hanson-- What is in- cense? it Ella Covert- Holy Smoke. M .i.,...- .... -..-........-.....-....i. ISDJO Page Eighty-thru All IM L .,,A Q u!n-u1uu---1--1 -n-1--11.-n 1--11 n-1' I I Miss Orr- At what temperature ' boil? 1 does water . I Bill Williams-'Alt all de ends on T . . P how cold it is. L 1.1 I l George L.- lt seems queer but 1 the biggest fools always seem to get 1 the best looking wives. I Mr. Longenbaugh- Oh, 3ou 1 flattererf' I Q -.,. I I Glen Rae at a dance- Oh, l I have lost my little green bow. I Geo. L. Anderson- Here l am. l it I-loin 11111-1-11 -11.1- '! I E I We carry a complete line of house i furnishings and ask that you com- T pare our prices before you decide. I ++++4 I Our rices are lower-our ualit P Q Y -I better, and our service can not be I equaled. I ++++4 I see Us first and be satisfied I +++++ ' I Dives' Furniture Co. Service and Quality 1..1..1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11, ago-I1-I-1--1--.1---1 --n1u 11-- n-1---N11 I I 1 May Your Student Body I Ever Grow I I And each will always remember I with pride, the school I that you attended I I I Earlgs Cafe We Serve the Best I i lr++++++++++- it MALAD IDAHO I -1- ogn-1n-uu1 -1----11 1 1n1u- --n1l---1 I . I Mr. Chadburn- Why are pump I handles made so long? I Dave Smith got a bright idea and answered rapidly- So a person can i have some help when he has to i pump. I 1.1 I II Be it ever so homely there is no i face like your own. I ....... I I Miss Eddington- This is the I third time you have looked at I james' paper. I Elmer Lewis- l fknow, he does- I ' - . . . l MALAI1 IDAHO ' 1 n't write plain. I-au-1uu1uu 1111i11i11 :mini I I I l9J0 Page Eighty-four .101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1..1 ,1....q.1..1...-,I1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1.g1 F xi in .QE . -- , X V I Q I V r QL,-alqlri Q 1 ?n1na-urn 1:1111 n-III-lu1lII1uu:n-1nninn-nn-un1nn1uu1nn1 - 1111 ,.1,..-,,1,,-,T II ll BLIBBLES BURST! fi II ll And too often ros cts fade, friends fail, 'obs cease I 'I J , ll I luck IS uncertain and Independable. il An account with us is a supply source which will pay you full value any banking day and carry you through college or help I I you to succeed in any worthy ambition. ll I 55 WE WELCOME YouR ACCOUNT 'l :I ll l I II II I J. N. IRELAND G CO., Bankers I II ll MALAD CITY, IDAHO I II It Solid as the Pyramids ll il 4- Klllillllllllll'llICIlllllISh l lillilllllill1Illlllllillllllllilliillillllllllillilllli 1..1n...p-Epi..-...1.......1...... 1111111 ..1..1..1n-. 1 1 ------1-1 -In-1III1ll-1, H II I' Make Your Own Home Comfortable by Using Fairbanks- ll Morse Home Light and Water Plants I Make Your Friends Happy with a Gift from Our Silverware and Chinaware Department I Il f JONES AND 'TOPONGE I HEAVY HARDWARE CASE IMPLEMENTS I I WIND1vIILLs - Ho1vIE LIGHT PLANTS I ' I I 5 I Fairbanks-Morse Company I I I NEW IDEAH MANURE SPREADER I ' I T I lb-u1rn1u 1111 -n1ll-n1un1nn-aa-uu1- 11111-111111- -is -a-1.-11+ I 9 5 0 Page Eighty-live .-...-mil., -.,,1.m,1 i ,NT -U . 7 r . Q l 'XY ' 'fi E V ' ' 3- W. ii ' --' H l T -T' - It -. .,- -i ' 1 CUNFIDENCE Any business, if it is to succeed, must have the confidence of those whom it seeks to serve. To gain this confidence and hold it, the organization must deserve it. A business can deserve it only by adopting as a policy in the transaction of its business the old-fashioned virtues of honesty, fair dealing, straight forwardness and a willingness at all times to give fully and freely information of any kind and 'character pertaining to its business. Western States Utilities Co. MALAD CITY, IDAHO ...tu-it .- age Eighty-six STAR and ALDEA THEATRIES OFFER THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT AT ALL TIMES LAWRENCE JONES, Manager ISI50 n1.g1u i F'! '1 X X -. :Oi X 2' ' ' l 'i . QU., xx , X ..J , A .1 ' -17' 'ig-1 --- 1' ...N ' + in 111:11 ninn--1:1u1nn1:n1,-nu-uliuurnu-:nn 111:11 nu1nu1ns-lull:-iq, is n li ll ll BETTER FEEDS for POULTRY - DAIRY Cows - Hoos - SHEEP T ii ii 1. 1. li n In T rv ii ll ii ii Scientifically milled and rationally balanced home-grown grains ll l l I We Make the Best Feeds for the Lowest Cost p Crowther Bros. Milling Company - Big C Flour ll 'K 'l'1ll1H1'11U1 1 1l'1l'1ll1'l1 1 1 1 ' -H1lI1nl1-u1lu1u:1uu1uu--n- 1nn1u-n-no-sein ala-lu1ls1un1um1ss1no--uzun----1n-11-1n-u.-I.1T-...1up--1-1111-1-pin:--um1un1n1u1np1-.1511 . l! JoNEs AUTO Co. ll SERVICE - SALES Genuine il 'l CHEVROLET AND Fono PARTS ii l f MALAD IDAHOx +-i-..::::.-.-..,.....:,,iHi - -:E..-.-..::.- -..-..-..-......-.-..-..-...........Q slr u--::----:T.:: -.1-Ei...-r: E7 :Z 1f..-..,,-,,..,,.-..-..-,,...,,,.......-......1...-..1qp1u1n-Q, l Red and White Chain Stores All Our Products Are the Very Best ll We sell at the most reasonable prices. Our W products are fresh and wholesome. We seel the best brands. ,l ll MALAD, lDAHO sqczzceezcaieczi - -:E,:1:::..-......-..-....-..-.::.... ..:- - -EE ini ...Ei 1950 P g E'gbty- even x 'X I . hr-I ,X :IPP , H 'Z xg I f 'S Mk fx 4 -' 1f up I H clslznll--In-Il1uu1lu1ul1ln1nM1mI--lIn- IIII -lm--In-gi. l!ll1ll-llll--Il1nu1nl1uu--nuiulinuiuli 1 1mm- ! I' I l I i oLIRs ARE TI-IE BEST T i 56 YEARS i Fresh vegetables, cthoicest fresh yes, for 56 years this news- i and canned fruits, selected paper has Stood for the growth meats alndithe iriery best that : and upbuilding of this 1 can e ac at t e owest cost. I Community I . I I , . . 7 Eat Health and Happzness i Through ram .or shme, lt has T : carried on In lt,S unselfish de- i We are not satisfied with just , 7 VOOOO tO,OI1f SOhOOlS, Churches f life enough to keep moving. I and POOIIC Emefpflses ' - ' T We Want H healthy body and and stIll ready to serve. i an active mind' Pazfronige Those Who i Come To Us for It i BOOSfFOf VOM I l l OBXVORK ANNUALS FOOD STORES 3 3 THE ENTERPRISE 1 ii FKITI 1 1Illillilliillillilliklihlilliillli 5ll'u1 'T 'T ilmiulimm1'llTll1ll'?llTlIlill'1 iluuulllllilltM103lltllllllll7llln-nlI1llu1llxu1l,4. ?lillTllillTUlTlll11ll11llilbillillllll-rllill7 ! , I I 1 Furniture is the one thing that helps BIGLER I to make a house a home 1 I If it is wellvselected there is ever- Every Form of Insurance i lasting sat1sfactIon.'Our twenty Fidelity and Surety Bonds I years experience is at your I : service. . : . I I Q Notary Publzc I WOODLAND I I Q FURNITURE CO. I MALAD IDAHO I 4I1lliIl1ll1Il101uu1uq1ln1..1......,,,1,,1,,1,,E, 'i 1 il HN- 1 '1 - 1 1 1 1 1mm-Qui: in-Il-n---w1nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-u1..,.-.,-,,,.-ui. 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