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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

.. 'SRX M T- 'Y Qui f X . I Q, 1 if-, - s : I' I Q I If! N 5 E.: cf 'ffl '- O51 H., I .f IfLf,,1 ' Wiz ,VM ff?- X' fflz f vt' I ff' X f 7 A X Qjfo f 7 S 1956 Mana Ha Sa I Ususuua BY rH12 STUDENT BODY MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL MERIDIAN IDAHO VOLU v1E No 3 S XIOX IRINFIR HORFON STUDIO ISIIRNINCJRXNINL1 COIORIXPI S Z I JI 1 457 I ,f 'I Th M: K K If ' V W '1l,I:.!Vs X J ' ' 1 fligfa tiff: I lf' Q 4 ..I . 'I,, 1 ' f f ' if Z fl jx l I O,i ,I V X S ICB I The annual staff proudly dedxcates nts 1956 Mana Ha Sa to Mnss Kathryn Morgan We are grateful to you Mxss Morgan for your many years of faxthful and unselfish servnce to Merndlan Hlgh School ROGENE ALGER Editor In Clam 2 Miss KATHRYN MORGAN cl . l . ' 9 9 ' I V 6 IP V I f Iv I I P I' N X I I WW HI? I X If III f , IIWI1 I I X X ! IMI I' XX A iv 1 QI 1' I I71, f I X II GI If I ADMINISTRATION M Ex Rox' G. DriNTox Sn fwriuf1'm1f'11l M.A., Western Start College Colorado ul. C. Rumi 1 Mo Prirzrijuzl M.A., Colorado State College of lducation Administrators Our superintendent, principal, and school board are devotedly and successfully guiding Class A School District Number 2 to a record of continuous improvement. We thank them for the Work they have accomplished, and Wish them Well in their future efforts. SCHOOL BOARD Scaled, Iefi lo righl-John Bentley, Elvin Ossmcn. Charles Storer, S!u1za'ing4 Roy Denton, Ross Boyack. Clyde Matthews, Eldon Ross. .ff f 5- 1:: ' 'El' QU- ml 11 Q5 sl tu-Y' 1-v Mus. Ami Axinkosz, XLS. Mn. Iiu in I5.iinnint,1. ISS. XIIDZILIILI State, I.ibr.1ry. cI.d.j NI.I'.II. l,Il1lX4.'l'SIlI uf Id.1l1og Uni- xersity nf Nlieliigalig Science. Algebra. NIR. Ilox P. Iimiu NIH. NX'1i.1.iMi Iikoxmx, NIA. lIf.1glel. ILA, luck Haven 'I'e.zehers' Cul- I.ung Iieach c.IIy' Lnllegeg legeg Smnfurtlg Algchrm I College uf ItI.1hug Cieneral Pliysius. Math. Xin. IJ.un1 COOK, IIA. NIR. Ki NNI III Cktwssxifxx, Nurthwest Nqmrene Ckillegeg XI.NI. Clieinixtry. lfnixersity nf Nurth IJ.iIu+t.l, NKY, l,'nix'ersityg Ihntl. NIR. XXVILIIANI iioiniux, Kira. lJ.x1i Ihsimoxn, NLS. II..-X. lfnixersity nf Inl.ihug Direc- Cfullege of Idaho, Typing mr of .-Kzlmleuet, Psyclmluigy, I, Bookkeeping, Geonictry. Guidance. Government. Economics. fffw. iw' an-f 5 NIR. XX'i1.l.l.xM Iii xc, fl-Qaglel. B.A. Southern Idallu College uf Ifducatiun: University of Idahn, Algebra. Buys' P.I- XIK. I-imxx CHAKI rox, I5.A. Southern Idaho College in Iitlueatiung Ifniversity nt Uuhg Shorthand I. II, AthA Ietiei, NIM. N.uH11.1 .x I'QL.u S il-llglel. II.,-X. University of Idilmg Lol lege nf Idaho: Art. NIR. XV. Ii. Irlassox, ILA. University of Nebrnsltag Nebraxka Central, History Miss Ihmxuii ISI A4 rt, ISA. College of Iilalmg liirls' l'.I'.. Ilealtli. Has, Xlxniox 1.1 I II N, ISA. Oregon Sure C.ullei.geg Ilume Izeimntnics. Nha, Kuuni Cin, I5..'X. IITIQQIIJITI Young IJIIIICYNIIYQ Iznglish I, II, III. IV. Xin. K. IJ. IIAK'INl.'lII. iliiglej . I5.A. Ciuonliilg Lirllegeq Xlununn State, University uf Itlaling Oregon State College: Gen- eral Science, Industrial Arts. Mit. H,x1 Iixreit, B.S. Utali State Agricultural Col- legeg Sociology, Boys' P.Ii.. llealtli, U.S. History, Vforlel History, Athletics. Miss VI0l.l'I' L1-1c,11'1'oN, ILA. Northwest Nazarene Col- lege, Art. Mit. 1'i111. P1,1'11tsoN, BA. Music Theory. Northwest Nazarene Collegeg Chorus. Mits. Mmm' Lou TUQKER, B.S. University of Idaho: Home Economics. 415 Br' bu-4 14,0 J Mx. I-Q1t1.1Nt1 I'l,IUKI'l IIAI , ll.A. St. Olaf College: liastern w'.lSlllI1gIOI1 College of Iidu- cation, Biology. Miss K,x'111kyN Moitofxrx, M.A. University of Nebraskag Ifnglisli III, IV, Speech I, Il. Mits. Iixiim' l'1t,1'1 1' Cliaglej Pennsylvania State Normal College, Cornell Universityg Dr. Dan Music School: Music. MRS. PAT1t1t1A Wttinuiv fliaglej, B.S. University of Minnesotag English I. Mas. Rosii HOX'I.l, Cliaglej Southern College of Iicluca- tion, Boise junior College, College of Idaho: Girls' P.lf.. Health. Mit. M11.'1'oN N11.l.s1,N, ISS. Nebraska State Teachers' College, Industrial Arts. Mit. JAY STLNSON, M.A. College of Idaho, University of Montana, Algebra, Ge- ometry, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry. MRS, MARY ALICK W'H1'r1., KLA. University of Idahog English I, II, III, Latin l. Mus. I,.11fit111.1. D. Huniit, M.A. Ariyona State College: Iing- lisli II. Mit. Doimw pI1'I'l itsox, B.S University of Idaho, Voca- tional Agriculture. Mit. Miiotii 1. Srutiti, MS University of ldalio' Voca- . . tional Agriculture. Miss Ii1.1zA1s1 T11 NXVILLIAMS M.S. University of Idaho: Com- mercial, Debate. awww Us -my DIS-I RIC I' OFFICI I ff fu ugff 'Vim Sharon Hoffman NIr Roy Dtnton Mr Ilun Onmen I OCAL OFFICI- I If lo rzglrt 'Vfrs Carolt VIcI'arlantl fmnm Bv.d1rcl Dorothx Nllttlcxdcr NIr Iohn Rrddltmoscr Ida Cen Patth lxmfllng ICH In ngfzl D Cntchlow r Vfcast W Brown Sttnson XX Rambo D Peterson Sfrmlnzg N1 Taylor Supl of Buses S Harpham F Lopu Iarmndo D Ovsnby D Hammond D Cook P Paterson K Crosman C Gay F Hjortcclal I Pollard LIBR ARIANS uf mu If I lo 1 q1l NIH Am rose Wurst I: B Crxgg D Sm: I Wood R Tolsma D Logan Szznml mu Tanntr NI I. xstr X Ivu g I Nitbrnth NI 'VI rslull C Fountam Bnlhnn mu I3 Barrttt C Iambert O Wonrm. D Storm M Parktr CUSTODIANS ll! lo H., I 'NIr INs.umann 'Xlr Iiuuu Service Un beh1lf of the student bodv the Mana I-Ia S1 stiff t1kcs thus oppor tumty to thfmk those who h1ve so Wllllflgly 1nd fnthfully glven then' tlme 1nd scrvnce 7 33 ' 'I Q51 .4 1yt, 3f A Q If Qt 5, I Q E. J'3'x'f 'IMI .-. ,, ' - All ' i .rl '31-. . . , 1 . ' - . . 2 ' .lf ','. -. .. ' . A . t ' ' . . 1' H' A , BUS DRIVERS B 'la , If gl -. . , b , j. f' , '. . I 'y , . Ath, .. , , , . -I. '...c4'.'.i n. 14' -'y-1:-, , '- ,, , I 0 . . . . 7 . . 'ff 5P vi' Bn 1 Aoi I 1 son L1 Avirr SHIKI I 1 XY Al in R Im AusT1N P14 mlrnf XII!! lrcmfvnl Su uluri Trraxurzr Student Officers As our school expands in enrollment and activities, the Student Officers face a growing responsibility This year s governing body has given the school efficient and devoted serx ice, which is reflected in the successes ofMHS 1956 STUDENT COUNCIL Smalril, lrfl In rigbf-.lim Iilliott, Iflson Leavitt, Bill Agcc. Shirley XVnlkcr, jim Austin, Carol Bcdard. Sfamfiflgflkliss Iilizabcth XY'illi:m1s, Larry Kent, jim Fisher, Margie Eggers, Vaughn Estrick, Terry W'inters, Dave XX'atkins, Brent Aitken, limmn Bcdard, Mr. jolm Riddlemoscr. K CLASSES X NX bl fn Me? S56 X NXXX iw If X X Z 14ff,1 x X S X X S R! 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'Q ' l fi, X gg:--- WL fy!! 5 CLASS OFFICER S Smled lr I I0 :ight Lyle Petty llm Fllnott Conme Gnart Slanfmg Nlr Charlton Vlargle Eggers Gaylene Parker Mlss Nlorgan PW Wi Seniors Lyle Petty and Curtls Haynes acted as our pres1dents MISS Morgan and Mr Dunn were our adv1sors When we began our sophomore year the sophomores from Eagle yomed our class We were more acquamted wuth M H S at thls tlme Douglas McLerran and B111 Agee served as presxdents and Mlss Morgan ard Mr Brovn were advlsors Durmg our jumor year we jonned vuth the semor class to produce the play Good Nlght Ladres The junxors takmg part were W1nda Reaman as Helen Ralph Aldr1ch as Jug Rogene Alger as Judy and Nedra Larson as Dean Eggleby My rna McFaddan acted as student dxrector asslstxng the drrector Mr Gay Larry Bates played Prof Dexter Our blg event was the Junlor Prom held at the Basque Center The theme was Melody of Love Presldents vlere Dale H1CkS and Bob Howard MISS Morgan and Mr Nxelsen were advnsors At last we reached our final year emors' Thls year we sponsored the Chrlstmas Formal also held at the Basque Center wrth Moments to Remember as the theme Jnm Ellnott acted as presldent wnth Mxss Morgan and Mr Charlton as adv1sors The txme has come for us 113 semors to wlsh everyone good luck and farevs ell VALEDICTCRIANS DOROTHY TNTITTLFIDIR, left NLDRA LARSON, nght Nedra Larson and Dorothy M1ttle1der txed for the top scholastxc honor of valedlctorlan, Ida Gay Patch held second place for salu tatornan 10 l ' - , f R ' A' . ' , I I V' . 1 ' K+. . , r 4 . As big-eyed freshmen, 144 members of the class of 1956 entered Meridian High. 7 . A . . , . . V. . . , . . . . . V. . 7 .1 7 . . ,, . . . . . . , , , 4 . 7 , , . . . . YQ ll I . V . . . -1.5 Q . - K I 1 - .. ,, V Q s - . - U . .. ,, .. 7 In .H Q 2 z , E l l 5 I E l Seniors BILL AGEE --------- Hooc'b Class President, 23 Student Body Vice-Pres., 3, Pres., 43 Pow Vfow Club, 3-4, Pres., 3. Program Chairman, 3, Parliamentarian, 43 M Club, 3-43 Thespians, 43 Quill St Scroll, 43 Boys' Fed., 43 Hi-Y, 3-4, Pres., 4, Treas., 33 Debate, 43 Speech Clinic, 3-43 All-School Play, 43 One-Act Plays, 3-43 Football, 23 Basketball, 2-3-43 Track, 2-33 Tennis, 43 N.F.I.., 3-43 Declamation, 3-43 S.R.V. Leadership Con., 3-43 Youth Legislature, 3-43 Paper Staff, 3-43 Voice of Dem. Contest, 33 American Legion Oratori- cal Contest, 43 Boise N. jr. High, l. RALPH ALDRICH ------- RUOf M Club, 3-43 Thespians, 3-4, Vice-President, 43 F.F.A.. l-2-33 Pep Band, 23 Band, l-Z-3-43 jr.-Sr. Class Play, 33 All-School Play, 43 Basketball, l-2-3-43 Track. 2-3-43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, I-2-3-4Q One-Act Play, 4. ROCENE LORRAINE ALGER ---- Shady Student Council, 33 Forum Member, 33 Pep Club, 2-3-43 Pow Wfow, 13 Thespians, 3-4. Historian, 43 Quill Bt Scroll, 3-4, Vice-President, 43 Latin Club, 3-43 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 1-2-33 District Speech Festival, I3 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 33 District and State Music Festivals, 33 All-School Play, 33 jr.-Sr. Class Play, 3g Radio Plays, 2-3: One-Act Play, 13 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 3-43 Chorus, 33 Annual Staff, 3-4, Associate Fditor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 43 Declamation, l-2-3. JAMES AUSTIN -------- Hll.Sfll71,l Student Body Treasurer, 3-4, Vice-President, 33 M Club, 2-3- 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 43 Hi-Y, 2-3-43 S.R.V. Leader- ship Conference, 3-43 Football, 1-2-3-43 Basketball, 2-33 Base- ball, l-2-3-4. ILA MAE BAER ------- liner Beary Pep Club, I-2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 43 Y-Teens, I-2-3-43 F.H.A., I-2-3-43 G.A.A., I-3-43 Faster Pageant, 33 Tennis, l-2-3-43 Harvest Ball Attendant, 13 Annual Staff, 3-43 Paper Staff, 4. DEAN BARKER ------- Bull Slingc'r M Club, 3-43 Baseball, I3 Boxing, 23 Football, 2-3-43 Intra- murals, 3-4. LARRY BATES --------- Bates M Club, 3-43 Art Club, 43 Pep Band, 2-3-43 Band, l-2-3-43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3-43 jr.-Sr. Class Play, 33 Football, 33 Baseball Manager, 2-3. EMMA BEATRICE BEDARD ----- Belly Class Vice-President, 1, Treasurer, 33 Student Council, 43 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, President, 43 Y-Teens, l-Z-33 Quill Sc Scroll, 43 F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Historian, 2, Treasurer, 3, State Vice-President of Region I, 4, National Delegate Assembly, 4, District Con- vention, I-2-3-4, State Convention, 3, Regional Convention, 43 Twirler, 1-23 Marching Band, 23 Debate, 4, Novice Debate Tournament, 43 Music Clinic, 1-23 Easter Pageant, 33 Tennis, l-2-3-4, District Doubles Runner-up, 3, S.R.V., 2-3-43 Home- coming Queen Attendant, 23 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 43 N.F.L., 43 Associate Editor of Newspaper, 43 Annual Staff, 3-4. DARWIN ROBERT BERHEIM ---- Beru'in Radio Club, 2-3, Station Manager, 3. WILBUR I-I. BLACK - - - Willie Latin Club, 3-4. SAUNDRA BOICE ------- Hslllilfifn Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Pow W'ow, Z-4, Secretary, 43 Y-Teens, 43 F.H.A., l-2-3-4, District Wrrrkshop, I-2-3-4, District Conven- tion, l-2-3-4, District Degree Chairman, 3, State Convention, 33 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 2-43 District Speech Featival, 23 Re- gional Speech Festival, 23 One-Act Play, 43 Tennis, I3 Radio Club, 2-3, Point Keeper, 2-3, Advertising Manager, 2-33 An- nual Staff, 3-43 Paper Staff, 3-43 Latin Club, 3-43 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 4. CORALISE MAE BOOTH ------ Corky Pep Club, 2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 43 Y-Teens, 2-3-43 F.H.A., 33 G.A.A., 2-3-43 Band, 2-33 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 2-33 Basket- ball, 13 Softball, 13 Paper Staff, 43 Eagle jr. High, lg Ifaglet, l, Art Co-editor, 13 ll Club. I3 Gamma Chi, l. RICHARD BOYACK Dick. A ROBFRT BRUXII' I:L Bo s ctball I 2 Baseball 2 3 lag Hi h -IIVI BRUVFR SALLIIS BURINI TT Sdllu Pow Wow 2 SRV Speech Clinic 2 3 Iatin Club 3 4 NIARY KATHRYN CALHOUN Calhoun er cant at Arms l 2 3 P p Club 1 Lens A an S R V N usic Cinic, l-Z Iaper Sta 4' Cheerleader I-2-4. DANNTY CANTRFLI. Seniors GERALD G. CECIL ------- A CFU' F.F.A., 1-2-3-4, Reporter, 3, Sentinel, 4, Baseball, 1-2-3-4. GEROLD D. CECIL ------- 'IO Cvf F.F.A., l-2-3-4, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, President, 45 Baseball, 1-2-3-4. BETTE DALTON Pep Club, 2-3-45 Y-Teens, 35 F.H.A., lg S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-35 Operetta, 25 Latin Club, 3-4. SONIA DANIEL --------- Dim Pep Club, 3-45 F,H.A., 3-45 Glenwood High School, Iowa. RICHARD W. DAVIS ------- Dirk Baseball, 15 Track, 2-3-45 Weight Lifting, 3-4. CAROLINE DOWNING ----- Downing Pep Club, 2-3-4, Point Manager, 45 Y-Teens, 2-3, Music Chair- man, 35 Chorus, 2-3-45 District, State Festivals, 2-35 Eagle Jr. High, lg Eagle Paper Staff, lg Band, 1. BILL DOWNS - - ------- WiIlj ' Band, l-2-3-45 S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3-45 Baseball, 1-2-3- 45 Basketball, l-2-3 -4. MARGIE IZGGERS -------- Marg Class Secretary, l, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, Forum Member, 45 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 45 Y-Teens, 1-3- 4, Treasurer, 45 F.H.A., 1-3-45 G.A.A., 1-3-4, President, 45 Debate. 45 Librarian, 25 Tennis, 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff, 3-45 Paper Staff, 4. JIM ELLIOTT .-.------ lime Class Vice-President, 3, President, 45 Hi-Y, 45 Track, 3-45 Football, 15 Boys' State, 35 Student Council, 45 S.R.V. Leader- ship Conference, 4. HAROLD RAYMOND ESHELMAN - - - Bubby F.F.A., 1-25 Art Club, 45 Band, 15 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 15 Baseball, 2. WILLIAM BRUCE EVANS ----- Willie Pow Wow, 2, Vice-President, 2, Boys' Federation, 4, Council, 45 F.F.A., I-33 Hi-Y, 45 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 25 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 45 Mixed Chorus, 45 Christmas Play, 25 Football, 4. JOSEPHINE EVANS -------- jo Class Secretary, 15 Student Body Secretary, 35 Pep Club, 1-2- 3-45 Y-Teens, 1-3-45 F.H.A., 1-2-3-45 G.A.A., 1-3-4, Paper Staff, 45 Cheerleader, 1-2-3-45 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 35 Homecoming Queen, 4. CHARLOTTE VIVIAN FISK ----- Fi5k', Pep Club, 1-2-3-45 F.H.A., lg G.A.A., 1-35 Librarian, 2. DONNA BETH FISK - ---.-- Fisk,' Pep Club, 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens, 2-35 F.H.A., 1-2-3-45 Librarian, 25 Annual Staff, 4. JACK FLACK --------- laden M Club, 2-3-45 Thespians, 45 Hi-Y, 3-4, All-School Play, 4, Basketball, 1-2-35 Latin Club, 3-4, President, 3. JACK FOSTER -------- FOSdiCk,, M Club, 3-45 Hi-Y, 3-45 Football, 3-45 Basketball, 2-35 Base- ball, 25 Eagle Jr. High, 1. JANET FOSTER --------- Ian Pep Club, 45 Y-Teens, 1-2-45 Chorus, 45 Boise, 1-2. TOM FOSTER Football, 3. v an-. '55 uv' V29 Seniors RONALD FULLISR -'----- - Sm'r1f Basketball, 2-3-4, Baseball. 2, Eagle jr. High. I, Basketball, lg Baseball, l. CONNIIE -IO GIVART ------' Gii'rr1 Class Secretary, 2. Secretary-Treasurer, 3. Vicc-President, 4, Pep Club, Z-3-4, Secretary, 4g Y-Teens, 2-5-4, Committee Chairman, 2-3: Ci.A.A.. Z-I -4, Point Secretary, J, Art Club, 5-4. Treasurer. 4, Papcr Stall, 3-4, Annual Staff, 33 Harvest Ball Queen, 45 Ifaglc, l. Class President, lg Iiaglct, lg Gamma Chi, lg lf Club, lg Yell Leader, lg Softball, lg lla-kctball, l. DAVID GRINDSTAFF MARCO R. GROW! - i'llurk Tennis DARI,lfNIi IIANSON Pcp Club, 2-3-4, Y-Tccns, 3-44 I5.H.A., lg S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3, Opcretta, 2, Latin Club, 3-4. jliNNY 1.1512 HART - ------ 1.-mi1fi'. ' Pep Club, I-2-3-43 FILA., 3, Librarian, 3, Annual staff, 3: Mixed Chorus, 3. VIOLA LORRIQTTA HAXVKINS - VI Pcp Club, 2-3-4: Band, I. CURTIS HAYNFS -------- Curl Class Prcsidcnt, lg H Club. l-Z-3-45 Hi-Y, 3-43 Pep Band, l- 2-3-4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, Band, l-2-3-4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, I-2-3-4. S.R.V. Marching Contest, 3-4, Football, I-2-3-4, Basketball. l-2: Track, 1-2-3-4: S.R.V. Lcadcrsliip Conference, 4. SHIRLIZY ANN HIZNSEN ' - Shan Pep Club, 4, Pow Vfow, 4, Y-Teens, 45 F.H.A.. I-2-3-4: S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus, 2-3-4, Secretary, 4, Operetta, 35 Galena, Missouri, 1. CLINTON DALE HICKS ------ Dade Class Secretary-Treasurer. 1, Vice-President. 2. President. 3, N Club, 2-3-4, Vice-President, 34 Hi-Y. 3-4: S.R.V. Leader- ship Conference. 3, Football, I-2-3-4g Basketball, l-2-3, Base- ball, I-2, Ifagle Ir. High, l. ROBERT I., PIOXVARD ------- Baku Class President., 3: M Club, 2-3-44 Hi-Y, 3-4: Football. I-2- 3-43 Boxing, l-2: Baseball, l-2, Track. 3: Tennis, 2. ORBIOND If. HOIIVELI. ----- Ligb11Ilr1' Pow W'ow, 4, Vice-President, President, Boys' Federation, 4, Council, F.F.A.. Z-5-4, State Public Speaking, Art Club, 3, Librarian, 35 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 4, Christmas Play, 4: Track, 2-3, Football. 3-4g Radio Club, 2-5, Boys' State. 5, Annual Staff, 3-43 Paper Staii, 4. HAROLD HUDSON ------- MllSA'I!'X'i F.F.A., I-2-4, Band, I-2: S.R.V. Music Clinic, I-2-4: Chorus. 43 Boxing, l-23 Nlfcight Lifting, 3-43 Tennis, l-2. FRANK IIUMPHRIEYS DOUGLAS ,IHNNINGS - - linux F.F.A., I-2-I-4, Reporter: Band, I. CARY KI'iYSIfli Pow Wow, I: If.l'.A., 2-3-4, S,R.V. Music Clinic, 3--lg Chorus 3-4. Prcsidcnt. 4, Sir Francis Drake Itligli School. l. AIACK KINDALI. Boxing, 25 XVcight Lifting, 33 Annual Stall, 4, Debate. 4, Radio Club, 25 Track, 4. ARVI-ll. D. KING F.F.A., I-2-3-4, Track, I-2-3-4, Xlfcight Lifting, 3-4. Seniors JOYCE KING Pep Club, 2-3-4, Twirler, l-2-3-4. SHIRLEY KLINCHUCH Pep Club, 3-4, Tribe Leader, 4, G.A.A,, 3-4, Latin Club, 3-4, Treasurer, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Paper, 4, Boise South jr. High, Adv. Orchestra, l-2, Music Clinic, All-state, 2, Y-Teens, 2, W'arship Chairman, 2. VANIECE KLINGAMAN ----- Hlfllllgllllldllu Pep Club, 3-4, Y-Teens, I-2-3, F.H.A., 3-4, Historian, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, South 81 East jr. Highs, Boise, Girls' Representative. 2, Annual Staff, 4. MARGARET KRIEGBAUM ----- Murgie Pep Club, 2-3-4, Treasurer, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Staff, 4, F.H.A., l-2-3-4: Girls' Chorus, 1, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l. NEDRA KAREN LARSON ------ Ned Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Thespian, 3-4, Historian, 3, Program Chair- man, 4, Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4, Secretary, 4, Fall Conference, 4, Quill 8: Scroll, 3-4, President, 4, F,H.A., 2-3, Pep Band, 3- 4, Band, 2-3-4, Librarian, lg Declamation, 3-4, Regional One- Aet Play, District One-Act Play, 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, Z- 3-4, District Band Contest, 2-3-4, Class Play, 3, One-Act Play, 3, All-School Play, 3, One-Act Play, Student Director, 4, Easter Pageant, 4, Latin Club, 3-4, Vice-President, 3, Annual StaH', 2-3-4, Business Manager, 4, Newspaper Staff, 2- 3-4, Radio Club, 2-3, Leadership Conference, 4, Marching Band Contest, 3-4. TIIECDDORIZ W. LARSON - - - Tm1 GARY LITTLE ----- Slmrl-y F.F.A., 1-2-3, Baseball, 2, Basketball, 2. MARVEL ELAINE LCDTRIDGE ---- I,0fYii1gt ' Pep Club, 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, 1, Paper Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Girls' Glee Club, l. ROGER VVAYNE LOUNSBURY ----- Roll Thespians, 3-4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4, One-Act Plays, 3-4, Boxing, l-2, Tennis. l-2-3-4. FRANCES KAY MCARTHUR ----- KaI5 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, F.H.A., 1, Band, 2-3-4, Marching Band Contest, 3-4, S.R.V. Band Contest, 3-4, District Music Festival, 3-4, Latin Club, 3-4. ,IOAN MCBRIDE - - --'-'- Ioan Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens, 4, F.H.A., 1, Song Leader, 1, Operettas, 2-3, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3. MYRNA MCFADDAN ------- Maru Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 4, Thespians, Z-3-4, President, 3, Treasurer, 2-4, Y-Teens, l-2-3-4, President, 3. Regional Conference, 2, Summer Conference, l-2-3, General Chairman, 2, Fall Conference, 2-3, District Secretary, 3, Debate, 3-4, C. of I. Tournament, 3, XY'eber College Tournament, 3, District Tournament, 3, Novice judge. 4, S.R.V. Declamation, 3, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l, All-School Play, 2, One-Act Play, 3: ilr.-Sr. Class Play, Student Director, 3, Tennis, 2, National Forensic League, 3-4, Vice-President, 3, N.F.L. Regional Tour- nament, 3. MICHAEL T. McMORROW Wenatchee High School, Wasliington, I-2-3. BONNIE McPHERSON ------ HFFVXOIIH Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Y-Teens, 3-4, Financial Chairman, 3, Gen- eral Chairman, 4, F.H.A.. 2-3, Pep Band, 2-3-4, Secretary, 4, Band, l-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3-4, Annual Stalf, 4, District Band Festival, I-2-3-4, Marching Band Contest, 3-4, F.H.A. District Meeting, 3. DOROTHY LOUISE MITTLEIDER - - Milf1r'iilvr Quill lk Scroll, 3-4, Secretary, 4, G.A.A., l-2-3-4. Vice- President, 4, Debate, 4, C. of I. Tournament, 4, Novice Debate Tournament, 4, Tennis, 2-3-4, S.R.V. Champion, 2-3, District Runner-up, 2-3, Southwest Idaho Single Championship, 3, Cap- tain, 3, Girls' State, 3, National Forensic League, 4, Paper Staff, 3-4, Editor-in-Chief, 4, S.R.V. Leadership Conferences, 3-4, Librarian, 2. GARY NASMAN - - - Nu.irm1n DAN ONVENS ---- - - - Dum1ir Annie M Club, 2-3-4, Forum Member, 2, Treasurer, 4, Football, l-2, Boxing, I-2-3-4, Tennis, I-2-3-4, Champion of S.R.V., Dis- trict, State, District Champion Boxing, I-2. GAYLIZNE PARKER ------- Park Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 2, Treasurer, 4, Pep Club, 3-4, Y- Teens, 2-3-4, Committee Chairman, 3, F.H.A., l-2-3-4: G.A.A., 2-3-4, Paper Staff, 3-4, Annual Staff, 4, Harvest Ball Attend- ant, 3, Malad, 1. Homecoming Queen Attendant, 1, Boise West jr. High, 2. -PCN uv TT roi-.Ss f-.wo ,Q-.us-4 me 0'- 'bi 4'1'v-y,,T5 4' ,f 'il YR 5- .', ,- Qs UQ! Y, tj? ,vu H Seniors IDA GAY PATCH ------- Pa!fbrs Class Secretary, I3 Pep Club, l-2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 43 Y- Teens, 2-33 Quill 8C Scroll, 43 F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Secretary, 2, Vice-President, 3, Distric! Meeting, l-2-3-4, Workshop, 23 G.A.A., 3-43 Pep Band, I3 Band, l-23 Debate, 4, Novice De- bate Tournament, 43 S.R.V, Music Clinic, l-23 District Music Festival, l-23 Tennis, I-2-3-4, S.R.V. Runner-up, 2-3. District Runner-up, 2-33 Latin Club, 3-4, Vice-President, 43 Paper Staff, 3-4, Associate Editor, 43 Annual Staff, 3-43 N.F.L., 43 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 43 Homecoming Attendant, 3. LYLE PETTY --------- Pelfy Class President, I, Forum Member 3. Secretary, 43 Student Council, 33 M Club, 2-3-43 Hi-Y, 3-43 Football, 2-3-43 Basket- ball, 3-43 Baseball, 3-4. COLLEEN POYVELL Twirling, 3-4. ALVlNA QUENZER ------ - Shady Pep Club, l-2-3-43 Y-Teens, 3-43 F.H.A., 2-3-43 Art Club, 4, Treasurer, 43 Librarian, 2: S.R.V. Music Clinic, lg Annual Staff, 4. LARRY WALLACE QUINN ----- LUuie,' Thespians, 43 Boys' Federation, 4, Council, 43 F.F.A., 2-33 Hi-Y, 43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 43 Mixed Chorus, 43 All-School Play, 43 Track, 2-33 Paper Staff, 43 Annual Staff, 4. THEODORE R. RATIGAN ---- - - Ted M Club, 3-43 Basketball, I3 Baseball, 13 Boxing, 33 Track, 2-3-43 Adrian, Ore., l. WANDA REAMAN ------- Rz'uman Class Vice-President, l, Treasurer, 13 Pep Club, 1-2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 43 Y-Teens, 3-4, General Chairman, 3, Vice-President, 43 E.H.A., 2-3-4, Historian, 33 Band, l-2-3-4, Secretary, 43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-Z-3-43 jr.-Sr. Class Play, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Paper Staff, 3-43 Marching Band Contest, 3-43 District Band Contest, l-2-3-43 S.R.V. Leadership Conference, 43 Y- Teen Conference, 3-43 F.H.A. District Meeting, 3. ,IOYCE REED --------- Reed Pep Club, l-2-3-43 Y-Teens, 43 F.H.A., I3 Librarian, 23 Annual Staff, 3-4. LOLA MAE REINHART ---- - - - Ole Pep Club, l-2-33 F.H.A., l-23 S.R.V. Music Clinic, 3-4. lONAMAY REUTZEL - - ----- H 'Oman S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-33 Mixed Chorus, 2-3-43 Girls' Chorus, I. -IANTCE KAREN SAMPLE - - fan Pep Club, 2-3-43 F.H.A., 2-3-43 G.A.A., 3-43 S.R.V. Music Clinic, l. DON SANDY - - Hey, Wbily F.F.A., 23 Baseball, I. DARLENE SCRIVNER ------- Dar Pep Club, 2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 43 F.H.A., 3-43 Annual Staff, 43 Middleton, I-2, Class Secretary-Treasurer, 2. ROLAND EUGENE SHEETS One-Act Play, 43 Arnold High and Fruitland High3 jr. Class Play3 Track, l-33 Baseball, 33 Basketball, I-23 Wrestling, 3. DALE SLANE Pow W'ow, 2-43 Boys' Federation, 43 Art Club, 43 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 2. KAREN SMITH -------- HLDLPYU Pep Club, 3-43 Pow Wow, l-23 Thespians, 3-4, Secretary, 43 F.H.A., l3 S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 23 All-School Play, 33 One- Act Play3 Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, l. THEODORE JAMES SMITH ----- Theo M Club, 3-43 Christmas Pageant, 43 Football Manager, I3 Boxing, I-23 Baseball Manager, 2-33 Football, 43 Weight Lift- ing, 3-43 Radio Club, 3, President, 3. FRAINCFS STLINBACH Seniors VERN STEINBACPT Football, 1-2, Boxing, l-2-3, Baseball, 1-2-3-4. KEITH STRONG Baseball, 4. CAROLANN TAYLOR ------ Carol Pep Club, 2-3-4, F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Band, 1-2, S.R.V. Music Clinic, I-2, Latin Club, 3-4. DEE TAYLOR Pep Club, 4, F.H.A., 2-3, G.A.A., 2, Glenns Ferry High School, 2, School Play, 2, Chorus, 2. DONNA CAROL TAYLOR ----- Taylor Class Secretary, 3, Pep Club, 2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 4, Y-Teens, 2-3-4, Secretary, 3, li.H.A., 2-3, G.A.A., 2-3-4, Annual Staff, 2-3, Paper Staff, 2-3-4, Eagle High School, l, E Club, I, Paper Staff, l, Gamma Chi, 1, Girls' Basketball, 1, Softball, lg Student Council, 1. ROBERT L. TETIK -------- Bob Pow W'ow, 4, Football, 3-4, Baseball, 2-3-4, Weiglit Lifting, 3-4. ROSS TEUSCHER li.li.A., l-2-3-4, Baseball Manager, 2-3. GARY B. THOMAS Pep Club, 2-3-4, M Club, 2-3-4, F.F.A., l-2-3, Pep Band, 1-2, Band, l-2-3-4, Debate, 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l-2-3-4, Football Manager, 3, Basketball Manager, 2, Cheerleader, 2-3-4. NEDRA WAITE -------- Nerf Pep Club, 4, F.H.A., I, S.R.V. Music Clinic, 1, Girls' Glee Club, I. DALE WVALRER Emmett, Parma, Lumbert, Oklahoma, F.F.A., 4. SHIRLEY XVALKER ------- Wulkrr Class Treasurer, 2, Student Body Secretary, 4, Pep Club, 2-4, Y-Teens, 2-3, F.H.A., I-2-3-4, Secretary, 3, President, 4, Vice-President District, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Paper Staff, 4, Librarian, 2. ROGER PAUL XVARRICK ----- Ru5ly,' Pow Wow, 2-3, Vice-President, 3, Hi-Y, 4, Art Club, 4, Vice President 4- Boxing 1-2- Baseball 3 S R V S eech ' - i i i a w Q - - - P Clinic, 2-3. DAVID LcROY NWATKINS ------ Ddl't',, Student Council, 4, Boys' Federation, 4, President, 4, Art Club, 4, Reporter, 4, S.R.V. Speech Clinic, 4, The Dalles High School, Oregon, Boise High School, Track, 2. BETTY FRANCES XVOLFKIEL ---- Shorty Pep Club, 3-4, F.H.A., 3-4, Art Club, 4, Secretary, 4. KAREN NWOOD Pep Club, I-2-3-4, F.H.A., l-2-3-4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, l. DOLORES ELAINE WRIGHT ---- Df't'Dr'4 ' Pep Club, 2-3-4, Thespians, 3-4, Secretary, 4, Y-Teens, 4, E.H.A., I, G.A.A., 3-4, Pep Band, 3-4, Band, 2-3-4, Band Festival, 3-4, Marching Contest, 3-4, Declamation, 3-4, Re- gional 81 District One-Act Play Contest, 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic, 2-3-4, One-Act Play, 3-4, All-School Play, 3, Tumbling Team, l, Latin Club, 3-4, Paper Staff, 4, Radio Club, 2-3, Annual Staff, 4. PEGGY IJIANIE YOUNG ------ Piggy CMrs. Ray Gilbertj Pep Club, 2-3-4, Tribe Leader, 4, Y- Teens, 2-3-4, Cabinet Officer, 4, F.H.A., 3, G.A.A., 2-3, Eagle jr. High, l. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Lloyd Akins, Carol Candaux, Darrell Mann, Bill McDonald, Douglas McLerran, Leon Morley, Don Todd. ! !f. I' Wir- 43 War' 'sf ,Kg 1219- i ECW if my 2- Eg 'il' 91,44-' ,Z ts.. K X SWG 'IIT' JP. my 3? C i Bak L rsr 4 ' a 1 M! - 45 QV F IL In Memoriam 'ff-S FUGENE LENTON Born ly 28 l938 DL Ja uaryl 1956 And Life is all the sweeter that he lived And 1ll he loved more sacred for his sake. And Death is all the brighter that he died' And Heaven is all the happier that he's there. by GERALD MASSEY 17 JUNIOR OFFICl:RS Smfed le I io ugh!-Pat Walker Jim Fisher Jeanne Luscombe Standing Dale Hammond Ritchie Hus key Mr Hal Hatch Not prcfured Larry Kent Juniors As we, the umors of 1956 pass into our Senior year we are looking forward to the completion of our high school career Secretary Jeanne Luscombe, Treasurer, Patricia Walker, Forum member Larry Kent Our class advisors were Mr Hammond and Mr Hatch Our activities during the year consisted of the Junior Senior Prom and the umor Senior Play Karen Ackley Billie Adams Loleta Altizcr Lorraine Atkinson Jack Ayers Bardell Bailey Arlene Barnosky Merlyn Bodily Gary Bray 19 O r J . I y . . . Our officers for the year were: President, Jim Fisherg Vice-President, Ritchie Huskeyg . . . . . .K . - . J . - Juniors jim Bryce Linda Byerly Ronald Caldwell Stanley Chandler jeancttc Childs Mike Christon David Clark Joyce Cooper Gerald Cope Bill Cotter john Crouch Lois Dalrymple Carol Davis Ron Edson Donna Eshelman Lila Fshelman Lilian Ifslielman Veldeen Ewing Jim Fisher Richard Fountain Ferrel Freer Nora French Georgia Fretwell Par Frizz Bette Fulcher Lynn Goade Roger Goade jess Groves Arbell Gudgel Stanton Haddock jerry Hall Laura Halverson Juniors Sliurry Hansel Don Harness Sam llarpliam lileanor Henrielis Melba Hereford Vfillna Hihath Gary Hill Janette l'lotTnmn Alolcne Hooten Ritchie Huskey Ken Hughes Donald jones Douglas Kelley Dorothy Kelly janicc Kelly Mary Kelsey Larry Kent Marlon Kent Roclielli: Kilc Carolyn Kirk Carol Kolancler Charlene Lambert Leroy Lane Kathy Lcacli lflson Leavitt Barbara Lcmbkc Kent Little Pete l,i7aso Camille Lopez Beverly Lotridgc Jeanne Luscombe Gene Mann if px, fb, VW 5 50' 5- Juniors Dclbert Marcum Lucile Marshall Charlotte Martell john Mcliride XY'anda McCormick Wknona McCormick Wayne McCoy Frances McGrath Gary McGrath Barbara McGraw Elsie McPherson Gary Merrill Ola Monroe Ronald Moran jim Mummert Betty Nichols Hazel Nortman Ray Nowland Bill Overton Paul Pack Donna Patterson Frances Paulin Christine Plctchcr Kay Powell Duane Proctor Frieda Radlcr jackie Rambo Carmen Ray Douglas Reed Richard Reed Bill Rockhnld Carol Rodgers Juniors Nlnry Rodrcrs Ralph Rom Rligcr R175SUYl' C'ordcIl.x Rorl' Gary Ryska lfilccn Scliutlc NX'iln1.1 Scott I.illi.m Shupc jerry Snodgrass Dorothy Sommers Carol Sparks Elda Mae Stark Eddie Stevenson Eileen Strong Sllirlcy Tcusclicr Gcorgc Tlioixuwn Reinhold Tragcr Edwin Vincent .lim Voglml Par Wlllkcr Ann W'ilder Lucky Xifilliamson Ruth WvCH7Cl Nancy XY'isncr Kay Vitrenbrink Dale Vfolff Donna Vfood jackie NX'orxl1ingro:1 jamie Xlfurst Marilyn Vfylie Agnes Young Douglas Young K2 B Axtktn R Andersen D Asumendn C, N Babbitt I acr B Baker 9? 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A UIJ 11..- Q '1 A! -1 , 4,7 'E 6- f , X 2 - f K - ' ' f Q f' f fir' i fl :O Yhzs I ily. if w BV AZJQ' X ,ff National Honor Society The prwxlege of bemg a member of 'he Natlonal Honor Socnety was earned by fifteen semors They worked hard durmg thelr h1gh school years to prove therr outstanclmg cmzenshlp leadersh1p character and serv1ce All of these members were ln the upper thlrd of the class and were approved for membershlp by the faculty Bull Agec Rogene Alger lzmma Bedard Saunclra Bolce Jlm Elllott Io Lxans lack Flack Neclra Larson Myrna McFadclan Dorothy Mntrluder Ida bay Patch Larry Quinn XX anda Reaman Darlene Scrnner Shirley Wfalker 3 me ' or , 53 A' W if 1. t .2 Quill ancl Scroll Quill 51 Scroll. whieh is a national honorary society for high school journalists. has completed its sixth year at M.H.S. The members of this organization took one held trip this year to Boise. Orheers for the year were: president, Nedra Larson: viee-president, Rogene Algerg secretary, Dorothy Mittleitlerg treasurer, Myrna Meliaddan. Forensic League This is the second year for the National Forensic League, which is an honorary club for those students who have received the suihcient number of points in speech and dehate competition. Miss NY'illiams and Miss Morgan are the eo-sponsors of the organization. lfnwl mir, left la fI.QlJlTR. Alger M. Mclfatldan. N. Larson. D. Mittleid er, Miss Wfilliams. Srrmltl mu-If liedard, l.. Warshall. P, XY'allser, Il Taylor, C. Taylor. M. Kricglmurn. I man. B, liulcher, S. Boite, S. Nxv.llliCl' XV. Reaman, C. Booth. J, Iiyans. R Husl-icy. T1 lfzrrl run, luff fo ri,qfi!+C. Martell Mis Vyillimi C.. Pletelicr. l,. lhoma kv sim. lx. Ising, QI, Mummert. Xlisx Xlor 1 v-.JV V Y f P, Ilougal. Ci. klutltl. l. liedartl. l Pamela. D. Mittleitler. Patch, Tfurrl mu-li. .-Xgec. H. Nort- I5 .Xtgee Xl. Nitlatldan. Sunr1.Il1'H11' ltgan, 'lfi,'r.J' rn1r4Ci. llill. fhiltls I-nal mug lrjl In r1,elrlf---M. Nic- l'add.in. R. Smith. R. lanunsbury. Nliss Nlurgan, N. Larson, kl. Poe. Sriunil run--R. Fairbanks, R. Al- ger. D. XVrigl1t. S. Notehoom. l.. Dalrymple, Ci. Hill, il fun! mu- yl. Flack. li. Agee. R. Aldrich. G. ilihoniason. -l. Hall. R. Rossow. I.. Quinn. l'1ril mir, lwfl In r'1AqfVl7O. Howell. Nlumniert, S. Boice. Miss Kathryn Morgaii, D. Rawlins. V. Rodgers. Srinuil run'---I. lxlmcs. D. Ciuoiiialv. S. llensen, Nl. Parlxer, l'. liertscli, S. Peterson, S. Notehouin. Tfliril mu-Nl. ilauregui, Al. Cliiltls. R. luiirbanlts, Dale Hulse, lx. McPher- -on, D. Patter-on. l. Slirelller. Nlcl'l1er4nn. l'n14i'Ifi r'nufNl. Silli- man, D. iliutld. R. Sliuets. fi. l'lill. li. letils, R. Amlerwni, li. Agee. li. Keyser, ll. Osbourne, ll. Aitken. Thespians During its ninth year of organization, the National Thespian Troupe 875 presented a three-act comedy, Geoff 1'1!lIlXt'k4't'I?fIIg, for two consecutive nights. The troupe also put on two one-act plays and a variety show for the public in March, 1956. Initiation was held in December and nine new members were initiated. Roger Lounsbury presided as president for the year: Ralph Aldrich and Mary klauregui, vice-presidents: Dolores XVright and Karen Smith. secretaries: Myrna Mc- lfaddan, treasurer: Rogene Alger and janet Pos, historiansg Roger Rossow and Nedra l.arson, program chairmen: and Nliss Morgan. advisor. Pow Wow The purpose of the Pow XVow Club is to promote better speech in M.H.S. Miss Nlorgan and the thirty active members in the club worked hard on the Christmas assembly, the l.incoln-XY'ashington Day assembly, the American Legion contest, and the spring festivals for the Third District and Snake River Valley. Utlicers during the year were: ,lim Mummert and Ormond Howell, presidentsg Ormond Howell and Virginia Rodgers, vice-presidents: Saundra Boice and Mary tlauregui, secretaries: Deanna Rawlins, treasurer: Bill Agee. parliamentarian: and Judy Eames and Jim Mummert, program chairmen. 34 l'lv'il Hill, li'-H In Ylgllfm-I. Ius- I cmnhe. il. Puckett. II. Niirtman, Il. lulcher, XI. Igigers, NY. lie.im.m Cf. Lopez, Nlin l.ei ' iron, . . ..ir I'. Ciilhert. Il. Me erson. C.. Cin art, I.. Nlarslull. Srrfnli r Ifredrieltson, I.. 1 inson, . I v man, XVortliington, Cf. Bryce XVood. S. Matthews, I. Baer Young, IJ. Storey, NI. lrlerefort Tfririf ruu--NI, Parker A. uenler Reed, ll. Wright, S. Ilenstn. il. Nelson, li. Hill, M, Cla ioun, lfvans. ll. 'l'.iylor. If. NIcI'lierson. I'. Mciiratli. rllllffll run I'i.1mes NI. Xlfriglit. S. lloice, D. Hanson, Nleliride, il. Iiuster. I'. Nelson, Nl. M.irsli.ill. ll. Logan, li, Parker. Nl. NICIIJLILIIIII, C. Iiooth. P. Whxllter. B. Nlcliraw. lslflf rung left ln rlgflffli. Agee, Austin. ll. Roelsliold, Mr. Han- son. Sflilfllll ruuglj. Hicks, Ayers, L. Petty, B. Howard, R. XY'arrick, R. Huskey. Thinl rou- ,I. Flack, QI. Iilliott, j. Foster, B. Ifvans, I.. Quinn, C. Haynes. Y-Teens Y-Teens is .1 high school organization which is affiliated with the Y.NV.C,A. The club, with the help of the adult council and Miss Leighton as advisor, has had another successful year. Some of the activities were a swimming party for new mem- bers, presenting the Thanksgiving and March of Dimes assemblies for the student body, night meetings, noon candy sales, the Ma, Pa, Sc Me Banquet, and the Cotton Swing. The club was also very fortunate to be host for the Fall Conference. Ollicers for the year were: Camille Lopez, presidentg Wanda Reaman, vice-presidentg Nedra Larson, seeretaryg Margie Eggers, treasurer. C H I - Y The pupose of the Hi-Y is to build young men to be better citizens: to promote and build outstanding character in the boys of the school. Some of the activities the club worked on this year were helping in the Halloween program, several functions with the Y-Teens, and the Idaho State Youth Legislature. Serving as otlicers for the year were Bill Agee, presidentg Alim Austin, vice-president: Bill Rockhold, secretaryg and Larry Quinn, treasurer. IS lrst row, Iffl fo rigbl-R. Alger, I. Patch, D. Wright, j. Elliott, Mrs. White, B. McGraw, Snoml ron-M. McFaclclan, C. Taylor, D. Hansen, B. Dal- ton S. Boice, C. Lopez, B. Shuyler, li. Richardson. Tblril mu-S. Klinchuch, N. French, K. McArthur, H Nortman, C. Bryce, M. juedes, L. Shupe, J. Tay- lor S. Burnett. Iionrlb row-F. Stark, N. Larson, W Li I rick, A. Quenvcr. Miss Leighton, li. Vfolfkiel F. Hoffman, V. Coy. Smsomf ron-NI. XVylie trick, H. Eshelman, VV. McCormick. J. Childs Donald, L. Morley, R. Rossow. D. Slane ,l. Hall. .ane, j. Flack, R. Caldwell, Hall, L. Van ess, R. Trager, G. Bray, P. Dougal, -I, Poe. Art Club The purpose of Art Club is to create and de- velop interest among the students and to promote a higher appreciation in our surrounding communi- ties of the many phases in the artistic world. Some of the activities were a Chinese Dinner, hay ride and chili feed, skating party, and partici- pation in the Regional Scholastic Art Exhibit. The officers were: Wanda McCormick, president, Roger Warrick, vice-president, Betty Wolfkiel, sec- retaryg Alvina Quenzer, treasurer, Jeanette Childs, program chairmang and Marilyn Wylie, historian. Miss Leighton was the peppy advisor. Latin Club Latin Club is an organization for Latin students. Its purpose is to promote a better understanding of the Roman civilization. The club sponsored a Homecoming Queen candi- date and took in new members this year. Jim Elliott served as president, Ida Gay Patch as vice-president, Dolores W'right as secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. XVhite as advisor. I ir.xl mug lufl fu l'i,QllfL'O. Wlitkins, R. Wlir- KI. Puckett, N. French, Tbiril ron'-V. lis- C. Kirk. Fourilv rou'-R. XVarriCk. B. Mc- liirif mug lrfl In riglvt-C. White, M. Bodily. Ll. Hall, Mr. Godfrey. D. Watkins. B. Aitken. Svrrifztl mu-B. Alger, K. Gregory, R. Ros- sow, K. Hughes, G. Merrill, V. Estrick. Tbiril mu'-R. Fairbanks, RI. Grigg, R. Anderson. D. Poster, O. Howell, B. Evans, L. Quinn. T. W'inter. I ir'xf rou, lrfl fn rigbl-T. Smith, G. Ross., R. Gnade, LI. Ayers, Mr. Stenson, D. Owens, T. Davis. Srrmzil mu'-P. Lizaso, U. XVolff, G. Aludd, C. Haynes, R. Fairbanks, AI. Austin, D. Barker, R. Howard, G. Thomas. Tbinl mu'-L. Bates, KI. Snod- grass, j. Fisher, xl. Flack. D. Marcum, L. Petty, J. Groves, D. Hicks, WH Wood. Fnnrlb mu-R. Ald- rich, tl. W'inter, D. Chaney, T. Ratigan. G. Hill, R. Reed, NV. McCoy, E. Leavitt, R. Huskey, S. Had- dock, B. Agee, xl. Foster. Boys' Federation The Boys' Federation was newly organized in Meridian High School this year. The object of the club is to create better fellow- ship among the boys of M.H.S. and the community. This organization shall be to promote those co- operative activities involving the boys of the school by which they may cultivate personal efficiency, competent leadership, social responsibility, through which they may express active loyalty to the high- est interests of the school. The officers for the year were Dave Watkins, president, Jerry Hall, vice-presidentg Brent Aitken, secretaryg and Merlyn Bodily, treasurer. The advisor is Mr. Godfrey. X' Club During the past year the M Club has been very active under the able advisor, Mr. Stenson. In co-operation with the visual-aid department this club has sponsored noon movies once a week during the winter weeks. The annual initiation was held in the fall with initiates coming to school dressed as girls. In the evening the initiation was completed with a closed ceremony called Hell Night. To become a member of M Club, one must earn a letter in a major sport according to the rules of the S.R.V. Conference. The othcers for the year were: Jim Austin, presi- dent, Bill Rockhold, vice-presidentg and Dan Owens, secretary-treasurer. Firtl role, lrfl In rigbf-F. Bedard, V. Klingaman, A. W'ilder, C. Martell, S. Vfalker, Mrs. Clelen, J. W'orthington P. W'alker, L. Marshall, xl. Rambo. M. Vfylie. B. Fuleher. Stfrnnf mu'-C. Fletcher. li. Hiharh, F. Moss, -I. Tanner I. Heyliger, ul. Nelson, C. Roth, XV, Hihath, B. Barrett, li. Richardson, M. Parker, Il. Callister, D. Storey, C. Ray I. lfames. xl. Taylor. Tllirll mu-I. Patch, XY. Reaman. M. Young, S. W'ilson. M. Lindbloom, N. Taylor. V fwing, M. W'right. B. Hill, M. iluedes, M. Ifrost. ,I. Puckett, I, Baer, A. Young, li. Baker, S. Matthews, S. Boice 'rmrflw mu'-D. Howell, Di. Perry, C. Taylor. ll. W'olfkiel, KI. Sample, D. Fisk, D. Scrivner, S. Halverson, P Hart, D. Rawlins. D. Logan, M. Marshall, S. Peterson, M. Calhoun, NI. Iivans. G. Parker, M. Kriegbaum, I. Iihomason. Fiflfw mu'-Dar. Perry, S. Asumendi, C. Bedard, L. Dalrymple. K. Foster, L. Bverlv, S. Daniel, D mart C Harris P Nelson B Doan S McDonald NI Saotlgrass M N bor B Shu ltr -C 'Br tt , . ,. .,. ,..,. ' y g. ., yt, . y . il. Poe C. Fountain, J. Cooper, S. Teuseher, K. Vfood. Sixflw mu-M. Marshall, N. XVisner, B. Leslie, M. Iacobsen, N Roush, C. xY .llSl'l, Davenport, M. Ifggers, B. McGraw. l IotIman, M. Hereford, L. Atkinson. RIS. V. Rodgers, M. llauregui, M, -Iuedes, S. Noteboom, C. Fredrieksen, ID. Sommer, S. Hensen. Future Homemakers The F.I-I.A. is a national organization in which teen-age girls learn the art of home- making. Some of the activities this year were: summer District Workshop, district meetings, and the Regional I convention. In October the new members were initiated. Also the Meridian othcers initiated the Eagle Chapter. Later they initiated Middleton's newly organized chapter and in- stalled their officers. In December the girls were hostesses at a pot-luck supper for Kuna, Eagle, and Middleton. Shirley W'alker and Emma Bedard worked for state degrees. At the district meeting, Charlotte Martell was elected vice-president and Ann Wilder was elected degree chairman. Emma Bedard was elected Region I president at the 1955 State Convention. The Style Show-Open House finished a wonderful year in May. The othcers for the year were: Shirley Walker, president, Charlotte Martell, vice- president of programg Lucile Marshall, vice-president of music, jackie Worthington, secretary, Ann Wilder, treasurer, Pat Wfalker, degree chairman: Vaniece Klingaman, historian, Marilyn Wy'lie, reporter, Bette Ann Fulcher, parliamentarian, jackie Rambo, pianist. Smlnl, lvfl In rigllf-Mrs. Cflelen, jackie W'orthing- ton, Shirley Vifalkcr. Charlotte Martell, Ann W'ilder. Slumlnlg-lfiimia Bednrd, Vanieee Klinganun, Mari- lyn Wylie. Bette lfulcher. Pat Walker, Lucile Marshall ,lackie Rambo. Lembke Firxl mu, Ivfl fo rlglil-L. Flynn. Mr. Stucki. Mr. Peter on. M. Bodily, J. Bryce. Gerold Cecil, D. McLerran. B. Overton, Gerald Cecil, L. Taylor. D. Teuscher, T. Stott. Si't'om1rou-R. Ax, G. Robinson, L. Hiner. J. Henson. L. Cope, D. Kelley, L. Fretwell, B. Ritchie. D. Jones, J. Belnap, C. White, J. Phillips. B. Alger. L. Hansen. Tlurtl rou'-R. Huskey, R. Teuscher, B. Hulse, H. Osbourne, V. Iistrick, J. Knapp, B. Xlfard. R. Dalton. V, Brooks, K. Kellar. C. Leach, T. Davis, D. Davis, Ivmrlb ron-T. Larson, D. Jennings, B. Blair. H. Butler. D. Ogliyie, R. Chadwick, R. DeW'aard, D. Asumendi, B. Aitken, D. Carr, D. Boyack, E. Bryce. J. Winter, XY. Wood. Ififllv rou-lf. Grigg, B. Thorne, A. King. H. Hudson. O. Howell. G. Keyser, R. Fountain. G. l'lill, Irish. lf. I.e.ivitt. P. Livaso. L. Kent. J. Fisher, K. Little, B. Cotter. R. Phillips. Future Farmers The local chapter of l5.F.A. participated in local, district- state, and national activ- ities. Some of the main accomplishments were: First in State Meats contest and silver rating in the National contest, Vaughn Estricls receiving a gold rating and Eddie Bryce receiving a silver, Jon Huber, winner of District Co-op contest, attend- ed the American lnstitute of Cooperation at Purdue University, State liarmer degrees awarded to Roger Martell, Boyd Young and Douglas McLerran, Gem State fvlaster Chapter award, Gold Emblem scrapbook, second in State Parliamentary contest, eight firsts in the ten district contests, Roger Martell achieved State Star Dairy Farming award. The Harvest Ball, Parent and Son Banquet, and F.F.A-F.H.A. parties were some of the main social affairs for the year. Serving as officers for the two terms of the year were: Douglas Xlclerran and Gerold Cecil, presidents, Gerold Cecil and Jim Bryce, vice-presidents, Stanley Chandler and Merlyn Bodily, secretaries, Jim Bryce and Eddie Bryce, treasurers: Gerald Cecil and E. B. Grigg, reporters, Merlyn Bodily and Gerald Cecil, sentinels, Mr. Doran Peter- son and Mr. Merrill Stucki, advisors. JUDGING TIIAMS Iizrsl mu, lrfl In Vigfll-Geruld Cecil. Douglas Mc- Lerran, Gerald Cecil. Vaughn lfstrick, Sriuml rua -Ted Larson, lfddie Bryce. Jim Bryce. Jack Wiinter. 'lilieriui Scott. Wiayiie Wiiiod. Tfrnil mu-Mr. Peter- son. Kent Little, Jim Irish, Pete l.i1.iso. l'lson l,e.iiitt. Nlerlyn Bodily, Leslie Taylor. Nlr. Slllblil. 'ui Suleil, Inf! lu right-Margaret Kriegbaum, limma Bedard, Miss XVilliams, Connie Cvivart, Havel Nort- man. Slamfzng-eSliirley Klinchuch. XVanda Reaman, Donna Taylor, Coralee Booth, Margie lfggcrs, Peggy Young, lla Mae Baer. Darlene Scrivner. Ida Gay Patch. Myrna Nleleaddan, not pictured. Pep Club Me XV.x Pep Club has been one of the outstanding clubs of M.H.S. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit and sportsmanship, and to be of service to the school and community. This is the Hfth year of this organization. Of the 200 mem- bers, 190 have been active in at least one of the ten tribes which were formed so that everyone would have a better oppor- tunity to participate in the club's activities. Some of the activities sponsored by Pep Club this year include: Homecoming, Style Show, Christmas Tea, Christmas Pageant, Childrenls Home Party, programs at Elks Rehabilitation Center, Boys' Night, Senior Banquet, Easter Pageant, school assemblies and concessions, and awarding of the one- hundred-dollar scholarship. The ollicers who Very ably led the girls were: Emma Bedard, presidentg Hazel Nort- man, vice-presidentg Connie Givart, sec- retary, Margaret Kriegbaum, treasurerg lla Mae Baer, Coralee Booth, Margie Eggers, Shirley Klinchuch. Myrna Mcliaddan, Ida Gay Patch, W'anda Reaman, Darlene Scriv- ner, Donna Taylor, Peggy Young, tribe leaders, Miss Willianas, advisor. lvril Voir, lull Io riglrl-C. Lopev, C. Bryce. I. Baer, If. Me- l'llI'Xf mir, If-fl In riglil-S. Matthews, R. Alger, C. Booth, li Cirath, M. Prost. Svraml run-S. Daniels, C. Candaux, D. Dalton D. Sommer. Sruulzil mu'-S. McPherson, N. Taylor Rawlins, Di. Perry, F. Steinbach, Lillian Eshelman. Tbirif S. liolen. Leavitt, j. Hansen, C. Eredricksen. Tliiril rou- rozl-I.. Thomason. D. Vfootl, lf. Shuttc. li. llenrichs, li. W'ittenbrink. C. Kirk, Nl. Young, Pa. Hill, D. lfshelman Nelson. il. Mcliritle. C. Kolantler. Nl. Kelsey. 1 I r inson ars ii X lggcrs ' X 1 lttr S ,tttrson on r otrit gt D Home x cott t ormic ur x I u e ier Y furil mu D Storey C Harris lx Heririths Daxtnport .. . ti. .. Ry. s. Ev' . 4. VI 15 NIJ raw NI Nxbori., S lxlineluti as or i nm 1 4 Lnstn Iorttr ot ters i s tw 1 t Jn i X ri it rtttt R Vtnzt I-is X1 aura ui lfiril mug If-ft 10 rigbi-Marilyn Juedes. C. Downing, M. Juedes, S. Halverson. SITOIIAI mu-D. Callistcr. N. Snodgrass. C. Bedard, V. Hawkins, D. Taylor. Thin! rnu-J. XY'urst. D. Fisk, V. Rodgers, A. W'ilder. C. Powell, Nl. Leiser. Nl. Mc- Faddan, not pictured. Fin! mug Icff io rigbl-S. XValkcr, C. Pletclaer, VV. Reaman. J. Vfortlaingron, Reed. Swami' mu+M. Calhoun, M. Lot- ridge, M. Jacobson, J. Groom, M. Hereford, B. Baker. Thin! rou'+M. Parker, XV. McCormick, lf. Strong, L. Summers, livans, B. Nichols, C. Silliman. lfirxf muy lrfl to rigb!-A. Young, P. Hart, D. Taylor, J. llarrali. -I. Taylor, B. Adams. SUIYIIIAI mu-Ci. Parker, L. Cope, J. McPherson. NI. Ifdmumls, K. King. C. Martell. J. Sample. Tfzml mu-XY. Hiliatli, S. Hansel, lf. Snark. N. Wisner. Xl. Lindblooni. K. Foster, S. lioiec, A. Quenver. I'.H'lf run, lrff lo Hgh!-J. Hoffman. D. Logan, I. Patch, V. Klingaman. B. Sliuyler. sl'l'0!ILl mn'-J. Rambo, B. Steelman. I . Moss, Dar. Perry. B. Vfolfkiel. Tblril mu'-P. Brooks, L. Dalryniple. P. Frirv, S. Teusclaer, D. Hanson. I.. Altizer, Lila Eslielman. Fin! mu, left 10 rigbl-J. Cooper, B. Lcmbke, D. Scrivncr, B. McPherson. Foster. Svroml rou-S. Halverson, Eames, Nl. Marshall, P. Bertsch, K. Ackley, S. W'ilson, B. Packard. Tliiril mu-C. King, J. Puckett, M. W'iley, N. Roush, If. Taylor, li. Hilaatla, J. Tanner. Hrs! muy lvjl lo riglyf-C. wl3l5l1. D. W'rigl1r, P. Young, J, Luseombe, N. Larson. Snruzil run-B. Doan, S. McDonald, li, Rieliardson. Ci. Smirli, Nl. Billnun. Tfnnl mu'-V. liwing, S. Noteboom, J. Hart, A. Barnosky. B. Carpenter, J. King. bin :Asif 1491 3' XC -X mo r xnlgmn vuddmg, parm C lwrux Edd day C1l1xnr1mr Lnrls' Cntlxnx., last mlnun mstrugtmns X1 H S lndun mzuduns Hard working, play Last lnttlf. nd nlmollmun lakmg x.,1Hs to C luldrun x Home C un lltllg blbg XX ul ll um mam H lrst prnn. vu mmr Snaps 4 ' 4 ' , if T 7' P2 l W , . Mgt, 1 A an 1 fu?- . M, 'fAjz ,w ' i L if-Q - A, 4 ,, , . 5 3 , . it u ' Q ' , D 'fn' 3 ' 5 A... L J' '-, f 1, ATHLETICS 4? M , NC ,. Q p 1 K V Q K J X Kg J X K ,bil K ,M Q, X -2- X Firxf row, Iffl I0 rigbl-G. Hill, manager: XV. McCoy, L. Petty, B. Rockhold, F. Freer, XV. W'oods. R. Fairbanks, manager. Swami' mu-Mr. House, assistant coach, Nlr. Hatch, assistant coach, D. Hicks, E. Leavitt, P. Iizaso, Al. Snodgrass, Fisher, R. Howard, Mr. Charlton. coach. Tbiril mu-R. Tetik, D. Wolff, C. Haynes, O. Howell, T. Smith, G. Judd, R. Goade. T. Davis, B. XVeaver, Irmrfli rou+lf. I,enton, D. Chaney, B. Evans, R. Reed, Foster, D. Marcum: D. Barker, gl. XVinters, gl. Groves. Austin. Football Held together by great team leadership, a terrific desire to win, and a very able coaching staff, the Meridian Vfarrior football team started the season with a bang and ended the same way. The Warriors, playing another rough schedule, drew the name of being one of the finest football teams ever to play for the blue and gold. Of the twenty-six lettermen, the graduation of co-captains, Lyle Petty and Jim Austing tackles, Dale Hicks, Ted Smith, and Ormond Howellg ends, ,lack Foster, Dale Hicks, and Bruce Evans, guard, Bob Howard, center, Dean Barkerg and halfback, Bob Tetikg will be a great loss in 1956. Nl.H.S NI,H.5, NI.H.S. Scores Filer .. .... . , Burns . Payette ..., Nl.ll.S. lflko .. .ll.S. Nvssa .... , . .Il.S, Nlinidoka County XI.H.S Vale .. , Nl.H.S. Ontario ., Nl.H,S Emmett . Nl.H.S Weiser COACHES It ll lo utlzl Bill Brown. Hal Hatch, Dale llammond. Frank Charlton, Bush House. 44 .fv rv rn- 'K fu N.,-' 7v wh. CAV -q of. E M15 mmiw 1f '1 ,awww- if-0 'VV ww 1+-...ff F-wr 45 X Xustm Uv.1nl5lrk r llxrrx Clnnu lummx Duns liruu. lx nx lm I lS1kl' 1 lmur LFFL Inu' Ruggr C unix us K roxu Curtns Hx x s lllh Hunks Bob Hmm lrd Ormond Hovwll rx um llsun I av tt C gnu Iuntnn Dglbnrt Nhnum Iyln Putty Rlghard Rnd Ihll Rugkhold hind Smith Lrry Snodgrlsa Bob -Inuk Hull NX uur .xg XXIHISI' 1.1 s, xx nl XX gym. Warm fy 'KM , .2 , 1 J 5 ' 4 N' - a Z ' l Q If if Q 5 3 2 ,lib ' -lin n t K A Y , Wig ..,- V ' , K, M, K I '. A 5, 2 f, A V V 4 . as ,M-M W Y W 1 .-.:f 5 gag: M ' f , U M M' Q A Vt' ...,,,,, ' ' all ' ' - A ...,,,,,, j X, 'W ,ff ' xkqpi . 5 gl ' .- .. . ' 1 , J I M 1 A - ,I i 1 .5534 I S AV I A K I k t , 5 7 A . L 5 1 C . , Xf flf W.- 6 ,ff VA i ,V ' W' T, ,. lf- -I f -- 'A . 1, 1: i , . 4. Q. - K ,I Y M Mg, , A k a..,,1,ea f W 4, f W M' 4 Q ,, ,,-z. K XV A W' W f 'V ' 1 . ' if , 1 ' -yw J U 7 x 7 ' - ' - ' ,M 1 3 gi K . x ,. g YK x W X Q t A , f ii 5 n V at GJ V, J H Q f Zh -'M as. M ' ' s , ef' 5? W f V P M ,f My -izi , ,- I W4 , fx ax k 4 MNVXWA, V , f 9 1 gg , if ly ' 0 1' w ,' - f- x A vw' , if C .c i W --V HM 5 , . ,Q ' 1 I ' W, 5, V, 1' X , ' I ,Y H MQ A yE7'w 'WW' -ik ng' 5 Pets Lizasn ww! if A , ,,., ' , , ' A W ' ' ' I , ,. , ' V Q is-3 is 3 2 I M f -5 M. ww ff' A 5 f. f - , ? V N yr , fr S Q ,if 4 ' ,M z 'M if- 'w' ' 'W-. 'V 'N' ll' lf P- 2? g 'V , 'Yr lx I ,. V t ,, I - ,. , R . z V 3' WT, fi ff i k 47 , If , l , ' V59 Mihryy' f 'fW'1Zf,, R1IIl'UlI1.',lt'fffllljxllf'-I.x,.ll1llflLI1 m M Bodily D Mareum R Aldriei B Agte ll Downs I. Austin, nigr., H. Hitch, eoneli. un un- akup C1 ltrrill wtns uitt li R.l'ull r I Petty W MtCoy S Hadtotk Basketball After dropping several close tussles at first, the Meridian hoopsters ended the regular season in a winning fashion. The fighting five, paired in the toughest bracket in the District 3 Tournament, earned their way to the semi-Hnals, missing a berth in the state tournament by one game. Mr. Hal Hatch was again at the helm of the team, serving his second year as head mentor. The Hve seniors on the team Were: Bill Agee, 6' I , forwnrdg Ralph Aldrich, 6' 4 , centerg Bill Downs, 6', center, Ron Fuller, 5' 11 , forwnrdg Lyle Petty, S' 10 , guard. S c o r e s M.l l,S. Opponent M.ll.S. Opponent 40 48 lloise Caldwell S9 48 liilur Vfeiser 47 Sl Marsh Valley Vale 44 S4 Nlt. Home Ontario 44 il liulil Yfeisur S7 62 l,LlI'l11.l Ontario 37 60 Clildwell Payette 33 it Nyssa Emmett 3 8 46 Payette Boise YI 49 . Vale Caldwell 59 SU ., I-'mmctt Payette 34 S2 Nyssa Boise 1 Agn ,Q R1lph Aldrxgh Nhrlx n Budlly Bull Downs Ron lu pr Stanton Haddock I son Iuxltt Kun Ixttl glbgrt Mxrcum XX nn ng Nhffox ,. Cars Nhrnll Dan Ov cm Ixlg Pun Harold Walkup vac'-1 'f R 47 if N ki T ' X ff f N f W H fi f if N if if 'M 'z w X M X f in N fyff mf Firxt mu, lrfl in rigfwl-ll. Proctor, tl. Mummert. G. Cecil, B. Bruneel, V. Steinbach. Swnznl mu il. Fisher, R. Goade, I.. Putty, R. Huskey, li. Tetik. xl. liruner, B. Hulse. Tbml mu-lf. Grigg, Bailey. Nl. Austin. B. Downs, xl. Crouch, R. Reed, il. Poster, K. Little, Mr. Charlton, coach. rank Clmrltnn, lvflg Hal Hatch, riglvl ws... MH ,,, rf'w.i, ' A sv H Baseball Coach Charlton reported that baseball started off vigorously with several returning lettermen and other promising prospects. The team, as well as the student body, anticipates an exciting season of district and conference play. The baseball team got off to ll good start this year with a full turnout and many players return- ing from last year's successful team. The coach, Mr. Charlton, and his team plan to go to complete victory in district and conference games with the student body supporting them. 48 Iniranwural Coached by Mr Hammond, the weight hfters developed skrll and muscles whlch astonished those watchrng when the werght hfters presented rntermlsslon entertamment at 1 basketball game Il sl mu 14 I In ugh! Nlr Hammond C Fuller n manager R Moran Bruner B Hulse V rooks V Stcmbath R Dans uoml you mg, H Hud on rs mt W T Dans rttr ,roms B Artktn B Vladnson 'I un mu oward m1 1 Bar er I Bates Humphrus I Norlty Qnolgras B Thorne H Osbournt Track W1th several returmng lettermen and some new prospects, Coach Brown and the team are lookrng forward to another suc cessful track season xl mu 1 In Hgh! B Barley K Hughes XX o ff R Dams Mr Brow n coach C1 Cope VI Bo nly L Hansen R Chadvuck D enmngs er om! mu H hshtlman A Kmg Ia Freer Rockhold T Rat1g,an D Hulse Fxshtr C, Rel lar H Osbourne V Brooks B Artken Tblrlf mu R Aldrxch bros es Snodgrass D Reed Hudson J Elliott C Hax nes Flack W ood I Hall D VL atkms Tennm Much was expected from the tennls team thls season The returmng lettermen, under the capable coachmg of Mr Hammond started off better than ever I'llX17'!Ill Ir! lo rzrbl-G Smith B Baker I' Btdard I Patch D Nlxttluder I Batr B Itmbkt Nelson lltxllber Coach Hammond Scum! mu R Idson S Haddock C Ross I. Thomason tterson Nl rshall tort oss urs R lounsbury Jml mu X Roberts Taylor D Ttusehtr B Howell H Butler Crum, aurtgul R Vcarrntk L Pratchett Xu C Fullerton manager C3 0 kin QQVQXUI4 ' Junlor Varsity FootbaH The energetlc freshman and sophomore football team was coached by Mr Brown and Mr Hammond They had a successful year and showed good promlse for future wears Flrtl mu Ie 110 Hgh! R Chadvuck T Wxnter j Yan Ftten L Hansen B Ward G Davns Second' mu C Fullerton S Mxchels M Meade D Clark R Andersen H Osbourne B Madlson G Ross L Wnllnanms K Gregory Third mu, Mr Ham mond coaeh Ayers B Antken B Thorne D Hulse T Seott L Goade M Hadley S Hmer B Hulse Mr Brown coach BasketbaH Under the dlrectron of Coach Charlton, the team worked hard to make a good record The student body enjoyed some of the excntmg JV basketball games just as much as the varsrty games First rou Izfi lo Hgh! D Teuscher K Gregory D ones B Blaxr D McCoy Second ron B a sen F Brmkerhoff D Chaney G Judd B De Waard R Chadwlck Mr Charlton coach Third mu D Hulse G Ross D Asumendx H Butler T Wlrmter H Sextl D Poole B Howell manager BasebaH Coach Hatch had a large and promrsmg turn out for baseball Several of the boys ss ere sophomores, wrth a year of expenence behmd them Fzrtt rou left lo rzgbl D Burnham L Barnmg ham R Grnfhth B Alger B Blair S Hmer L Flynn Xan Etten A Ex n Seroml row-B Kolander I' Hoffman I Roberts R Slaughter B Xlaclxson K laeobson Baer H Seltl D Asumendl A Roberts D Payne NI Vlorford Tlalnl' rou ena e ouse ansen Bates Chaney R Andersen B Dewaard C MeKee C Want I Vmllxanu Mr Hateh eoaeh Ea e Athletics FootbaH nw! mi I I0 qb! L Smrum Powcll Hnmr D Cronk D Hulurty D Matthews L Barnard Srroml rou. D Sparks G Ouderknrk K Brunul L Copa D Fours L Fnslxcr D Burnett L Pooh D Carr Mr Berg Loagh BasketbaH Irsf ol! l I I0 Hgh! L Slxrum P Chrxston D Burnett G Oudarkxrk D Huharty R KULHIII L Poole H Fn7mmg,er D Carr D Sparks K Bruncel L Copa L Fisher L Skaug, BasebaH Ivnt mu, It I In nghl D Carr H l'n7m1ngcr D Sparks K Bruneel L Macy L Skaug Suomi mu L Poole L P15 er G Ouderklrk Powell L Shrum D Dyas H Schutte L Cope. Tblra' mu Nlr Berg coagh R KucnLl1 D Matthews D urnetr D Fluharry I Hansen P Chnston H Schmurnr L Hlmr R Cantrgll H Porrxtt I- J 1', iff ri, - . l , KI. ' , L ' , y . Q ' ' y ' . .' l . '-' . , . I . ' ' , . ', . , . I , . , . , . , . , . rz, rf , . . ', , n I , P. I I , . 4 , 4 x V. ., KI. Powell, L. Hincr. Srmml rou'-Mr. Burg, coachg . , . . , h ' , . , . , 3, . 1 , . iq . I , . '- J ', ' - . , . 1 , ' , . , . , h. ', . . . , ' - . , . 'A h , . ' . J. ' , . , . , . , . '. 4 '-. . . ' 3 . ' ', . . , . B . . , .. , . ' , 1 Al 1 Q - ' 1 u 1 A l y . I . l 6 7 8 lfiml' 1'Ull', lefl In rigbf-J. Groom, J. Eames, D. Storey, D. Mittleider, Miss Black, M. Eggers, C. Lopez, M. Herc- ford, L. Byerly. Serum! ww-I. Patch, J. Tanner, C. Givart, D. Taylor, D. Callister, J. Heyliger, E. Moss, B Packard, I. Baer. Tbiril mu'-E. Bedard, S. Klinchuch, M. Parker, C. King, J. Puckett, B. Doan, D. Logan, J Sample, S. Halverson, M. Calhoun. Ifonrlb mu'-D. Wright, G. Smith, B. Baker, P. W'alker, L. Marshall, Di Perry, D. Howell, M. Marshall, B. Carpenter. S. Bolen. L. Dalrymple, M. Marshall, J. Evans. lfiflb YUlL'f'S. Asu mendi, G. Parker, S. Evans, L. Thomason, C. Booth, Dar. Perry, C. Bedard, S. Matthews, J. Cooper, S. Teuscher J. Hansen, L. Cope, M. Lindbloom, J. Nelson. G. A. A. The G.A.A. group organized to give girls an opportunity to participate in athletics has increased in membership and activities since its beginning. Members of the Girls' Athletic Association played basketball, softball, volleyball, badminton, and tennis during the year Night meetings were held one night of every month for partici- pation in the different sports Among their outside activities was a skating party to which the student body was invited Leading the club in their activities were Margie Eggers president, Dorothy Mitrleider, vice president, Diane Storey, secretary-treasurer, and, aiding her as point secretarx, Camille Lopez 7 O Z ff '4 'ill f Lefl lo riglll-Camille Lopez, Diane Storey, Margie Eggers, Dorothv Mittleider Miss Black. S2 Imff In IlXl71'ci.U'lUCl! R.1y. Gary 'Iil!0I11.lS, ,lu l r.1m. Mary Kathryn cilllhlllll. Imff lvl rlgfvlgtlmly Nelson, Uiane Storey, .ludy Heyliger. Cheerleaders The Meridian High School Student Body chose by popular vote poppy -lo Evans, Mary Kathryn Calhoun, Carmen Ray, and Gary Thomas to lead the efforts to keep the School Spirit alive. Diane Storey, judy Heyliger, and Judy Nelion led the support of the junior v.irsity teams. All of the cheerle.1ders worked hard to keep the sportsm.xnsl1ip equal to that which won the trophy .lt the district tourrmment last year. 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MRS CLELEN MISS LEIGHTON MR CHARLTON MR STENSON T X GVR .fo E T, fx A Lvl. DOROTHY ' , 4 AGEE .L.2f.a at i 0' I: BMNQ lmul... de xv-N human Nha Swahi- liummmx., around All rudx for nhl slumbgr lus pun Iln lu nd lmdmg tln panda Q lon l la Surprngd Xhss xltlfklll' Nhrx slums rlmm lum llu 1 Pug wlun ln s not pusxng., l1k1m, at Lux lyplg ll NI H S stuclgnt Flu 512,11 sus NO I-ISHINC1 'I lm looks hnnlxar lux .umtlnr Llovxn Flu old study hall Snaps W , x , A 1 M, , -J Q za ,. 'E ff-:A Hi' fvg, A M ,' 6 'Jil ,. ., ,MQ4 ' M' K yt 3' A '+R N VN, I el 1 ' lg? 3 ' - 7 x S ,E W ll' 1 W ul . in yliaff f A1, ., 4 , I N fl' 4 44 A 14 A. L 1 5' lg? 'W 3 l ' M lg, me Y I I A ' l ' M ul ,L ! ACTIVITIES fx I WEA? I W Q5-'fb I IX LX I9'1 n ui- X K9 XI N ' aff 'I I K X , V -5 - G fl Svizliwl, lrfl fo rilqfwl-WY Rcaman. S. Noteboom, M. juedcs, D. Vfood, N. Larson, R, Alger, Mrs. XVhite, R. Huskuy, S. Boite. P. W'alker. l.. Marshall. C. Ray, AI. Rambo. Sl't'Ullll mu'-C. Pletcher, C. Taylor, B. McPherson, J. Recd, -I, Luscombc. xl. X5l'ortliington, F. McGrath, U. XX'right, S. Vfalker, S. Klinchuch, Ii. Bedard, I. Patch, S. Daniels, l. Baer. F. McPherson, V. Klingaman, D. Fisk. Tim-il Row-L. Altizer, F. Hcnriehs. L. Thomason, B. Fulcher, II. Nortman. D. Serivncr, M. McFaddan, B. Agua. Ll. Kinclall, M. Eggers, L. Quinn. O. Howell. M. Lotridgc. C. Lopez, M. Kriegbaum. M. jauregui, G. Parker. xJ '?.K.'Eff '?.' I H In YI fl-Nudra Larson, Rogcne Alger, Mrs. XYl1ire. Ritchie Huslxey, Mana Ha S Leading the staff of 50 members through the head- aches, fun, and satisfaction of editing the book of memories were Rogene Alger as editor-in-chief, Ritchie Huskey as associate editor, Nedra Larson as business manager, and Mrs. W'hite as advisor. The Mana Ha Sa staff has worked hard to try to equal the four all-state ratings from Pocatello and Mos- cow which have been earned during the past two years. One of the highlights of the work of the staff was the annual assembly which was supported by Eagle. as well as by M.H.S. students and faculty. tl ll I C L fd L I LI' LL ISS I IIHIN lit LIL Lf L JFK. Ll n n 'N Xkuntr zruml mu 1 rr o w ms mtxomn r r r ltr XV1Iktr ll x lrsm ustum vt ll rn I 1 rtgul XX rx 1 ' X A V I Se' lm , lwfl lu rfgfl- I. I5 'dn , II 'yI'g'. IS. Ag . N' WPII. ', ID. NI' IVI' . I, I,.1lcI1, I'. IS 'd' I, XY. Ii '.- m , I '. ' , S ' '-If. Try-lr , XXI Sc tt, IJ. R41 'I . S. N 'I , G. Pa kc , S. XX'.1Ikc , I. IS. ' . l'. , - , ,l. l'v.1m, NI. Cinllnnl , CI. Gi nrt, I.. M1 lnll, il. I, ' I -. Tfv' J 1 14-C. Rn ti , Nl. ,I.1u ', ID. 'gIn, II. Do.m. N, I..1rson. NI. NICI'k.lkILI.ll1, C. Iiuotlm, NI. Ifggcrs. I.. Quinn, U. I'IowcII. NI. lntrid4!s'- II- Kruiglmuxn. CL. Iog - . '. Boiec, NI. YX'.'I, '. I,. H 3-on. , ' I . ' E7 1 . . Y Y . , I L Q Q I ' 'Q Q I L I I .. I, ' I I, ' ,, I I 3, ' , , 3 11-g-. W f g ' . L . I I. ' 1 ' , . 'lt ' ' ' 1 A A ' , x . 7 1 I t X . I ', X : ., i ,,. . L- A . ' V, K , , . , . . . , 4 I 1 Sf.1fr.f, I.-ff In r'.'4f'ffNI ss II:.1:'1s, Il.nmLI x ' If Iur. Id lrmy I'.1ttIx. N,'.1f,I1f1L -fI'm1II .-Xue. I mum lit- I,1rd. 61 ul S x nt Ilwm Warwhoop The W arvx hoop IS pubhshed br w tekly bs the As socnted Student Body Am student mterested ln journillsm mix bt on the staff The 1955 S6 staff worked hard to exceed Inst XCIFS record an In tern1t1onaI Second Place Ass 1rd from ull md Stroll Frrst C,I1ss from Natlonll Sthollstlc, Press ASSOCIIIIOH AllSt1tc Award from Lnnersltx of Idlho md ID AllSt1tc 1nd trophx from ItI1I1o Stltt Hlgh StI1ooI Prtss ASSOLIIUOH ll Idalsno Stltt Co ut Ihost xxorknng txtrl Imrd to mxkt the pxptr posslhlt xxtrt Dorothx Nhttltndtr tdrtor rn thntf Imnn Btdlrd Ind Idl Gu Plteh lssotntt tdltors ISIII fxgtt sports tdntor Nlrss Ilrnbtth R XX rllnms ldusor 1 XX1 Nh!! tlt J 1 t Hurlz mu. Ivjt in riglll-D. Todd, LI. Mummert, I5. Aitken. G. Hill, G. Keyser. O. Howell. Ii. Agec. ll. Hulse. hi. Silli- man. Ii. Sheets, II. Osbourne. li. Iiairbanks. Srimzil muhli. Nlittleider, R. Iounsbury, D. Wright, R. Andersen, N. I.ar- xon. IJ. Patterson. Childs, l. Slirefller, ,l. McPherson, If. Mc- Plierson. I'Il'if ruu4C. Martell. S. Peterson. XI. Iauregui, Iiames. M. Parker. S. Boiee. S. Notebooin. V. Rodgers, Miss Morgan. Burk mug lrfr in riglrlili. Agee, T. Larson, C. McKee, Ii. G. Thornas. S4'i'ur1J rou-M. Miss W'illiamS. Declamation Meridian students traveled to Vale, Oregon, to enter the annual S.R.V. Speech Clinic. Those earning superior ratings were: Judy Eames. after-dinner speakingg Bill Agee, original oratoryg and Saundra Boice, poetry reading. Excellent ratings were earned by jim Mummert, radio speakingg and the one-act play, directed by Miss Morgan and Nedra Larson. Good ratings were received by the speech choir, directed by Bill Ageeq Mary Jauregui, dramatic reading, Vir- ginia Rodgers, original essayg Charlotte Martell, extemporaneous speakingg and Dorothy Mitt- leider, panel discussion. Many of these same students will participate in the Third District Deelamation to be held at Payette early this spring. Debate Meridian High Sehool's clebaters took part in the College of Idaho Invitational Debate Tour- nament, the NVeber College Invitational Debate Tournament, and were the hosts to the Third District Debate Tournament. They also attended the Rocky Mountain National Forensic League in Logan, Utah. Karen King won the College of Idaho individual trophy for the Best W'oman Speaker. 62 Iiedard. M. Ifggers, Kindall, Mcliaddan, I.. Tliornason. Nel- son, C. Martell, D. Storey, I. Patch. Hril mu-G. Judd, P. Dougal. K. King, D. Mittleider. Chorus There were two choral groups at M.II.5. this year. girls' chorus and mixed chorus. They par- ticipated in the District Contest, Spring Concert, and the Snake River Valley Clinic. They were also featured in several assemblies throughout the year. Mr. Phil Peterson, a new faculty mem- ber. was the enthusiastic director. From the mixed chorus came a male quartet consisting of Gary Keyser, Gary Merrill. Ken Hughes. and Harold Hudson, which did an outstanding job. A sextet was formed from the girls' chorus and sang at various events. The men1b:rs of the sextet were Iaclsie Worthington, Carol Bedard, Janette Hoffman, Karen Henrichs, Donna XVood, and Pat Wfalker. The energetic accompanists were Caroline Downing for the girls' chorus and Frances Nlcfirath for the mixed chorus. l'l'IlHf run, lrff lo irgfvlfffi. Plctcher, N. Snodgrass, P. Nelson, K. Henrichs, XNIIKJFIITIYIQLILJIT. I7. XX'ootl. C. Down- ing. P. Vfallter, I.. Marshall. XV. Ilollatlay. C'. Nelson, I., Ilalrymple. Sriurlil muvfllr. Peterson. Cv. I.ane, l'. Taylor. NI. juedes, IS. Smith. N. XX'isner, S. Halverson, S. Ifvanx. IS. Packard. IJ. Howell. Di. Perry, LI. lieetl, I,. Cope. Tlurtl ruufNI. XX'right. B. Hill. XY. McCormick. Grow, xl. Hansen. C. Bedartl. P. Hart. S. Asumenei. Dar. Perry, il. Heyliger. I7. Ifshelman. I.. Ifshclman. I'IflllVf!Y Vllllfsl. Robin-on, S. Nlcllonald, li. Uoan, I. Ieavitt. NI. Iacohsen. S. Ifvans. AI, Davenport, M. Ifdinunds. If. Strong. I7. Callistcr. Ii. I.eech. I.. Iiyerly. C. Silliman, 5. liolen. l'rm1l V'lIIL', Ivfl In rigfilfm Ilenson. I. Iieutlel. Iloolen, C. Downing, S. Proice, l.. Atkinson. ll Rawlins. I.. Vfalker, I.. Iishelman, D. Coosman. Siworlil rozt+Mr. Peterson. I,. Shupe. M. Rogers, I.. Reinhart, NI. Cooper. -I. Poe. NI. Marshall. P. Bcrtsch, Peterson. C. Ifountain. S. Teuscher. F. McGrath. Tliilnf rottfl.. Iiretwell, H. I.anc, V. Ifst- rick, G. Nasman. B. Ifvans, G. Keyser. I.. Quinn. R. Sheets. B. Packard. Ii. Hughes, H, Hudsoa. CS. Merrill. D. Miller. I 4 5 Z Z ' - 4. L l Majorellrfs, left to right-C. Powell, K. Powell, B. Baker, G. Smith. First row-D. Storey, S. Vincent, B. Shuyler, V. Ewing, A. Young, W. Scott, B. McPherson. C. Haynes, B. Fulcher. Secomi' row-J. Payton, K. Kellar, L. Barningham, D. Teuscher, G. Ross, V. Robertson, L. Summers, C. Bartlett. Third row-L. Bates. D. Wright, B. Hulse, B. Howell, R. Chadwick, B. Alger, C. Bryce, B. Walker. Fourlb row-R. Aldrich, G. Thomas, N. Larson, C. Davis, D. Cantrell, V. Walker, G. Davis, G. Ryska. Meridian High The M.H.S. Band, consisting of sixty-three members, was very ably directed by Mr. Kenneth Crossman. Each member will long remember his enjoyable participation in the home football games, the Boise Junior College and College of Idaho football games, the Boise Fairy Land Parade, and the Marching Contest. Other performances consisted of an Armistice Assembly, a Christmas Pageant, the P.T.A. Stunt Capades, the Farm Insti- tute, the Snake River Valley Clinic, the district contest, a concert of marches, and a spring concert. Kneeling, left I0 rigbf-C. King, C. Powell, J. King, G. Smith, D. Fndicott. Siumliwig-L. Thomason, B. Baker, G. Frctwell, K. Powell, C. Fredricksen, J. Groond. Swivel, left fo rigbl-Camille Lopez, Wanda Rea- man. Bonnie McPherson. Slamlilig-Mr. Crossman Bruce Walker. Bill Downs, Curtis Haynes. 1423 Llflltfftl 1 I I0 Hgh! King. C. King, G. Fretwell, Groom. Firxf mu-C. Lopev. li. Bryce, M. Kelsey, V. Brooks, M. lxnborg G Bras L Ste le Aldrich. B. Ritchie. Svroml rou-XV. Cluflin. C. Fullerton, VV. Reuman. K. McArthur, L. W'alker. C Waite M Hadlu G Judd. Tlviril raw-F. Venable, R. DeW'aard, C. McKee, R. Trager. R. Bruneel, C. White, L. Taylor, B Downs l'011rlb mu-H. Nortman. N. Taylor, R. Caldwell. D. Foster, R. Nowland, Mr. Crossmari. School Bancl The nineteen enthusiastic members of the Pep Band worked hard to provide appropriate music for all of the pep assemblies, basketball games, and school plays. The Pep Band, along with the Band, enjoyed the new band room which they occupied most of the year. I rzgbf-L. Xyalkcr. H. Nurtman, C Bryce. N. Larson. D. VC'right, C. Lopez, B. Fulcher B. McPherson. Cmfvr-Nlr, Crossman. B -V Vfalkcr, R. Bruneel, L. Taylor, R. Nowland, M Hadley. G. Judd. B. Walker, C. Haynes. If. Bryce B. Hulse, I.. Bates. Sealed, lefl lo rigbl-B. Schuyler, M. jauregui, S. Noteboom, W. McCormick Sfaniling-J. Hall, L. Quinn, J. Flack M. Bodily, S. Asumendi, R. Andersen, B Agee, G. Thomason, L. Dalrymple. You can't do this to me! High School Play Good Hoz1sc'lzecping, this year's all-school play, was a sophisticated comedy which everyone enjoyed. Miss Morgan directed the play and Roger Lounsbury assisted her as student director. What happens in a normal American family when Mother-armed with a big psychology book-sets out to get evervbody happy? When Mother is the imaginative Marian Burnett, played by Wanda McCormick, the answer is-pandemonium. Dig- nified Father, Charles Burnett, played by Bill Agee, thinks that he wants no part of running for governor. Katy Burnett, Mary Jauregui, tries to convince her father that he would be the ideal man for governor. Christine Burnett, Sharon Noteboom, wants her father to remain the same peaceful college president. Edward West Qdouble-castj, Larry Quinn and Jack Flack, a prominent young reporter, and Nat Kahn, Ierry Hall, a shutterbug college student, the Burnett girls' boy friends, add romance to the plot. The rest of the cast included: Mrs, Benson fdouble-castj, Barbara Shuyler and Lois Dalrymple, the Burnetts' maidg jim O'Neal,,' George Thomason, a big political bossg and the cheerleaders, Susan Asumendi, Roger Anderson, Merlyn Bodily, and Ralph Aldrich. 66 MHS Queens . 5-,Q Po' llQ.98 Jo EVANS Jo Evans was chosen Homecoming Queen this year by the football squad. She was crowned during the half-time ceremonies b . . y jim Austin and Lyle Petty, co-captains of the team. Jo, with the help of her attendants, Shirley Walker and Carol Be- dard, reigned at the Homecoming dance which was sponsored by the Pep Club. CONNIE GIVART Douglas McLerran crowned Connie Giv art queen of the Harvest Ball, which was sponsored by the F.F.A. Connie was the senior class candidate and was elected by the students by penny votes. Her attend- ants were Lucile Marshall, Pat Nelson, Diane Howell, and Karen Reese. e ACTIV 'rl L 68 Sl UD! Nl BODX OH-ILI RS Sfmfzug Cxrx Oudurklrk pruldanl IA ll ugfr 'Nglson Huur un vuugnr llmx X1 un surutarx I lv. Y-LTURI I rm! Lrv. nunr CHI I Rl I ADI RS 4 Hgfml Alum Rqvx ms PL 5, SIIUPL Ngrna Blllman HONH NIAKI RS OF AMERICA BAND CHORUS wg? QW W f ,pi N Q V XX ugh tln bxrdn' sZlI'dlFlLS3 Ia s' N usplgs Costa lu I out strollnng., Surprnsnd Snngmy, squzms Igppw :no XY har s thus? Eagle Snaps 357 ' W N K 5 '- U v.qy,.W .Ez 'B' Q A 1 A L 'F in s Wa- , f , 2 -ff 'sffi ' ,,, 'Q af N' 1, 5 up 5 L - f ,, . 1 W. , FV 2, 5' ,' , , h 1, , ' ' ' '. S nior Will The senror class of 56 wrlls 1tS torn books, used sprt wads, and unfinrshed home work to the entrre student body of Merrdran Hrgh School We are takrng our unusual rntellrgence wrth us, but to the junrors we are leavrng our concert Our good conduct record we are grvrng to the sophomores And to the fresh men we are bestowrng our good looks To the faculty we are wrllrng our unforgrvable-oops, unforgettable memorres Darlene Scrryner Vanrece Klrngaman Shrrley Walker and Donna lrsk mll therr Busrness lnglrsh grgglrs to Brll Rockhold Delbert Marcum and Pete Lrlaso Bonnre McPherson wrlls her abrlrty to go steady for three years to Dram Storey To Gerald Cope lla Mae Baer wrlls her hot rod drrvrng As Kay Wrttenbrrrrk hasn t enough red harr Carolann Taylor wrlls part of hers Dean Barker grves hrs agrlrty and graeefulness when flyrng dovsnstarrs to erry Hall He certarnly trrpped the hte fantastre Ted Smrth leaves the gum on hrs Englrsh class desk to Elson Strcky Leavrtt ack Krndall wrlls hrs art talent to Marrlyn Wylre Gary Thomas leaves hrs mrld speakrng vorce to Roger Rossow Mary Calhoun vnrlls her drmples to Mr Hrortedal My won t there be a crowd rn the frogology glass next ye1r' To Melba Hereford go the Physrcs notes of Myrna Mel addan Make sure you use them Melba lmma Bedard wrlls all of l r eommrttees to Mr Rrddltmoser Joyce Reed leaves her cute ltalran harrdo to Shrrley Vrncent Jo Frans leaves nothrng as shes takrng Dale wrth her Rogene Alger leaves all of her hard work on the Yearbook to Rrtchre Huskey ennre Hart vsrlls hcr weddrng plans to Carmen Ray Larry Bates and Ralph Aldrrch vnrll therr frrenclshrp and lrkeness of physrque to Gary Ryska nd R C Henson leon Morley leans hrs vrhrstlrng abrlrty to Barbara McGraw Youd better say thanks Barb anet loster wrlls htr nrekname Mrnnre to Goldrt mrth lim 4111 dr u t Iantt7 Carolrne Dounrng wrlls her prano playrng raltnt to Gary Mtrrrll Arvel and Ioyce Krng wrll therr lrktness of names to Itrry Snodgrass and Lors Dalrymplt Danny Cantrell wrlls hrs abrlrty to get engaged to Charles Fullerton Brll Downs learns hrs posrtron as gurde man rn the Band to Rernhold Trager Peggy Young Grlbert wrlls her lore for marrred lrfe to Eleanor Htnrrehs Cooper rm Austrn and Bob Hovr ard wrll the broken plumbrng fixtures rn the Chemrstry Lab to the ranrtors They need to be kept busy Katy McArthur leases her numerous male frrends to Connre Harrrs Dan Owen wrlls hrs tennrs trophres to Stanton Had dock Good luck' Doug McLerran leayes hrs traihc trckets t ohn Crouch Good rrddance eh Douga Ted Larson wrlls hrs FFA telexrsron debut to Brll Hulse Curtrs Haynes leases hrs crevr cut and baby blue eyes to Dare Clark Jrm Izllrott wrlls hrs mechanrcal brarn to Charles Nlclxee Colleen Powell leaves her twrrlrng abrlrty to 7 7 7 Brll Agee leares hrs Lrne of Bunk to Al Evans Not that Al needs rt but vue have to leave rt somewhere B Buneel bless hrm rs gorng grxe all ns Chemrstry knowledge back to Mr Cook Gary Lrtrle wrlls hrs herght to jack Ayers Frank Humphreys leaves hrs abrlrty to get along mth Mrss Morgan to Roger Farrbanks Saundra Borte urlls her beau catcher to Carol Kolander Shc doesn t need rt any more, rt s done ts work for her lloyd Akrns leases hrs curly harr to Gary Hrll lack Foster wrlls three rarsrns and a cake of yeast to Carl Warte-to grre hrm a start rn lrfe carry on Carl carry on' To Carolyn Bartlett goes lda Gay Patchs stupendous debatmg povsers so Carolyn vsrll hare no driiiculty gettrng dates rn the future Thrs rs leap year you know Marge Eggers leases shes xery happy to Ron ohnme Ray Fuller leares hrs woree to jrm Bryce To Mrs Whrte Lyle Petty wrlls hrs battrng arerage so she vull haye no more trouble knoekrng off a fevr krds ysrth her famed elub Connre Grxart and Donna Taylor urll thur musrtal mistakes to Pat Nelson and Patsy Bcrtseh Nhrgartt Krtrgbaum leans her book storm job o some vrorthy rumor Vee hare Harold Fshtlmans tfllortseent flow of Lon ytrsatron to Xaughn Walker qAll deaf persons please rtmoxe hearrng ards . 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Karen Smith wills her Fgyptran costumes from The lighting Lrttles to anyone planning g to tha country 'lerry MeVlorrow vsrlls hrs weight and height Roger Goade to be used only during football season joan McBride and Darlene Hanson lease their sing mg talents to Miss Nlorgan and 'vlr Stenson Noss they ean put on an operetta AIYIIIJ Uknlkf Wllli llhl' Lfilly SLHSC. of l'lLlll'IOK' I lrreda Radler Use rt to the best of your ability kid Stanley Scholten loans one of his horses ts udy Heylrger so she ean keep her resolution to strek to horses and forget the men Ormond Hovs ell leases his old football shoes to Wayne NleLoy Hell need a gas mask rnstead of a football helmet Nlrkc Chrrston lonamay Reutlel and Iola Rernhart will their Govt tests to the juniors Govt is required you know Betty Dalton and Keith Strong, will their ronsrnee rs the halls to aekre Rambo and rm lrrsh Shirley Ann Henson leases her dark hair and eyes to lorralne Atkinson Roger Wfarrrek vyrlls his freckles and red hair to his brother Ron Warning' Dont forget your smoked glasses, everyone Betty Wfolfkrel and Janice Sample lease their friend ship to oyce Cooper and Shirley Teuscher Wasn t that sweet of thlfn' lxaren Wood and Dee Taylor wll their love of rocks to anyone strong enough to carry them Vern Steinbaehs ability to withstand Nlrss Morgans oral qur11es rs left to ess Groves Marsel Lotrrdge leases her honesty to her Srs Hes Keep rt rn the family' To Carol Bedarel go Ross Teusehers Brownie But 10115 Roger Lounsbury ssrlls hrs Real gone yrtterbuggrng ability to Gary udel Dorothy 'slrttlerder bestows to all future Editors her prompt reporters Dase Watkins and Gary Nasman lease all the torn pages rn their books to the well behaved Q J freshmen Gaylene Parkers prompt forgetfulnees rs lett to all stray elephants vsho need a memory Harold Hudson leases hrs MUSC LIS to Wendell Clrathn Darwin Berherm and Wilbur Blaek ssrll their empts loekers to Mr Brown so that he ean lrase some plaee to put hrs Physics propeets To all the romantre minded people go the rnstructrons from Bill McDonald s love letters Sallie Burnett Sonya Daniel and Charlotte Frsk grse to the faeulty all their examination papers rn the Hlrng cabinet Shirley Klrnchueh wills her Sun Valley eseapades to all the sports OJ rnelrneel fm aekre Wforthrngton Larry unn ss lls hrs sales lines for rnnual aelsertrsements Rrehard lioyaek leases hrs wide sarrets of new anel used ears to Dasrd Krnelall i reo Grow wills his last name to the Bro ogy plants Please follow instructions CROW ' All of hrs Algebra answers rn English class are vsrlled to Donna Wood by Bruee Fs ans Coralee Booth leases her last name to all telephones aek Flaek wills hrs lanky height to all short basket A mueh as l hates t Dave Grrndstaff leases George Xrolr Hrwkrns no good loeker eombrnatron rs vsrlled to anette Hoffman Dale Hreks leaves hrs tards slips to Dale Wolff You may need em rm Bruner and Douglas ennrngs will their mtlmss to Nlelyrn Morford and Dean Carpenter To Mr Gay goes Darrell Vlanns beautiful penmanshrp Ted Ratrgan leases hrs qurck acl lrbs and alrbrs rn studs hall to all of Wir Godfreys problem children Rrehard Davis wills hrs glasses to all the nearsrghted bats that rnhabrt M H S All of Nedra Wartes pleasant bus rides to school are wrlled to Carol Davis Dale Slane has been kind enough to lease hrs car U to Nlr Rrddlemoser Roland Sheets wrlls hrs cowboy boots to lucrle 'slar slsall Wfell howdy poelnar Dolores Wright ssrlls her last name ro all vsho may be wrong Nedra Larson wills her lose of poker games on bus trips to Bette Fulcher W'anda Reaman leases We have been meditating constantly and have arbrtrated finally the conclusion that rt s just plain hopeless D NL BLWR I o V' .' 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