Meridian High School - Mana Ha Sa Yearbook (Meridian, ID)

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Seniars CURLEE REA Pele Cluss President 4 Student Council 4 llnsketlmll 2-3-1 'I'rnck l-2-3-4 M Cluh 3-t S0l'l!0ilIlt-ill-ATIIIN t Honor Buy l,1'I'u gel mme' u'1mu'n. SHIRLEY WHll'l'LE Whipple Tapping 2 Home Ee 2 G. A. A. 2-3-4 Secretary-'l'reusurer Vice-President -l Annunl Stuff Il Glrl Reserves 1-2-3-4 Cnhinet l-2 Why fell me! 3 JIM JEWELL Doc l-'ootlmll 2-3-1 Tennis 2-3-4 Boys' Athletic Mgr. 1 M Club -L Class Secretary 4 Student Council l- Honor Boy I'm off for the no ary. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY BARBARA MILLER Bobbie Nampa I-2-3 Student Body Secretary Class Treasurer -1. Student Council -If Girl Reserves t Pep Club 4 Honor Girl Illory. ' -L It began in 1938, when we were freshmen. The step we were about to take seemed so immense, so significant that we viewed it with nmch trepidation. YVe were about to become high school students! However, the process proved to be amazingly painless and even quite simple. VVe elected Mr. Hartwell and Oren Ryals to supervise our class politics. VVe came through that first year almost without a scratch--almost, but not quite. You see, we gave a skating party. The next year, with the brash young confidence of sophomores, we tried to instruct the school in the appreciation of our superb athletic prowess. But alas! it was not so superb as we thought it was. We lost the half holiday- though only by a hair's breadth. That year Miss Mills and Herbert Everitt were our leaders. .E .Q .' Following the usual procedure, we became juniors -the next year. VVe chose Bud Moody and Mr. Henderson to guide us. Miss Slagle directed the junior play, New Fires, which met with great success. The junior-senior prom was outstanding for its originality. That year we easily wrested the half-holiday from our nearest competitor. Strange is the difference three short months can make-the transformation from jolly juniors to serious seniors In our newly acquired dignity we chose Curlee Rea as president, with Mr. Henderson again in the advisor's chair. Under their guidance we had a most successful senior sneak. We also tried something new, a junior-senior Christmas formal, which received popular approval. As the year spins on toward completion, we begin to be impressed with the solemnity of the change which we must unavoidably undergo-commencement.