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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

7«rf2iDUKr:iirt:ir cMoo -rilM n Ai lIViJllT-r Jul (J mji ' .y T Xr A - ...vV MANA 1962 ' Q Kmi i . .- - MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL C J Meridian, Idaho Linda Crawford Judy Coffin - John Dudgeon Editor In Chief . nJ Associate Editor v Business Manager Printed and bound by The CAXTON PRINTERS, Ltd Caldwell, Idaho Photography NORTON STUDIO Meridian, Idaho Engravings WESTERN ENGRAVING AND COLORTVlP Seattle, Washington ' Foreword Hard to believe, but true at last, the Annual Staff has again brought its record of the year to the students of Meridian h igh School. From hard work, frustration, and near shock, the 1962 Mana - a Sa has been com- pleted for your benefit. We hope that for years to come, this book will bring back memories of your high school days; the games you attended, the teachers who taught you and disciplined you, the students who will be your life-long friends, the students whom you may never see again except in these pages, and the fun you received from all the activities that you took part in. To the Sophomores and the Juniors, your memories of events of this past year are here recorded, but to you Seniors, this book has a special and sincere meaning. It is the last of your high school annuals. Many of you wil l go on to college, many of you will work and progress, and many will be blessed in marriage, now or In later life. But whatever you do or whatever you become, your days at M.hH.S. can never be forgot- ten, and the 1962 Mana h a Sa will always be a reminder of those days. , ' -. ■ The Editors A.yA ij v y . K. i Contents Pages 5-12 Pages 13-46 Pages 47-60 Pages 61 -72 Pages 73-87 Pages 88-97 ADMINISTRATORS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS i t Special Events Happy Birthday. Shorty! Homecoming Queen, Ann Twirp Royalty— Gayla Loren Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Harvest Queen, Mary Hillbilly Bill! Sadie Hawkins Dance Dedication This year the annual staff proudly dedicates the 1962 Mana - a Sa to Mr. W. E. hianson. This is only a small token of our appreciation for your many years of faithful service, Mr. fHanson. We will always remem- ber your cheerful personality and friendly smile. May you remember us with the same pleasant memories with which we shall remember you. Linda Crawford Editor in Chief A Vr , ' - ' - f ' ADMINISTRATION ROYG. DENTON Superln+enden + M.A. Western S+a+e College, Colorado JOHN C. RIDDLEMOSER Principal M.A., Colorado State College of Education Administrators With deepest appreciation for your hard work we wish to recognize and sincerely thank you, the men of our school board, for the miany long hours you have put in for the improvement and progress of our schools. Seated, left to right— Roy Denton, Superintendent; Ivlerlyn Gersema, Star; Reynold Derrer, Iv eridian. Standing — Elvin Ossmen, Clerk; Don Smitchger, Ustick; Otis Young, Eagle; Albln Jossis, South Side. Faculty r !)r -t M MISS ROMA JEAN BROWN B.S.. Briqham Young University; University of Idaho; Oregon State College; Homemaking; Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America MR. WILLIAM W. BROWN B.S.. Lock Hsven State Teachers College; M.A., Stanford University; Boise Junior College; University of Washirig- ton; Physical Science, Physics, Football Trainer, Visual Aids MR, GEORGE M. CARNIE B.S.. University of Idaho; MS,, University of Idaho; East- ern Washington College; Agriculture, Co-Adviser to Future Farmers of America MR. FRANK CHARLTON B.A., Southern Idaho College of Education; University of Utah; Idaho State College; Typing. Beginning and Ad- vanced Shorthand, Football, Sophomore Basketball, Base- ball, Physical Education MR. PHIL CHERRY B.M.E., Sam Houston State; M.A. Sul Ross Stalje; Uni versify of Idaho; University of Nevada; Bai MR. JOHN E. CLAXOnK} B.S., Rio Grande College; M,A.. Mar JJIaTl Uniw rsMy) Kb ' tory, GovernmflrO ' A ' ) MR fVliLET L. eUffrlS y Northwest, Waz rene Collegel C( llegfe of laaW B.A Beginning anbj yvancl Club. J SU ! Futuf Dommitfee ' sor of Youtmfor CK f America, S h( lfcrshlp Committee MR. OI AR W. FRICKE College of IdafiS; Algebra and Plane Geometry; Adviser to Boys ' Federation, Ski Club MR. WILLIAM A. GARDNER B.S., University of Idaho; Ag II, Ag III; Adviser to Future Farmers of America MR. CARLYLE GAY B.A., Brigham Young University; La Universidad Inter- Americana, Saltillo, Mexico; University of Wisconsin; English III, Spanish I. Spanish II MR. DALE L, HAMMOND B.S.. University of Idaho; M.S., University of Idaho; Idaho State College; University of New Mexico; American Gov- ernment, Psychology, Sociology; Senior Class Sponsor, Athletic Director, Guidance Director. Tennis Coach MR, W. E. HANSON B.A., Nebraska Central College; University of Nebraska; University of Idaho; U.S. History MR. EDWIN A. JOHNSON B.S.. University of Minnesota; M.A.. University of North Dakota; University of New Hampshire; Chemistry, Algebra; Sophomore Class Adviser, Science Club Adviser MR. JERRY KEUTER B.A.. College of Idaho; San Francisco State; English, Sponsor of Thespians MISS GWILET E. LARSON A.B.. Northwest Nazarene College; Boston University; Col- lege of Idaho; University of Idaho; Biology, Physical Edu- cation, Sponsor to Junior Class, G.A.A. ■f l j a i l Faculty MR. EDWIN LLOYD A. A., Boise Junior College; B.A., College of Idaho; Biology, Sponsor of Square Dance Club MISS KATHRYN I. MORGAN B.A.. Whitman College; M.A., University of Nebraska; University of Idaho; University of Washington; University of Denver; University of Virginia; English III, English IV, Speech I and II; Senior Class Adviser. Sponsor of Pow- Wow Club, Scholarship Committee MR. R. T. MOSMAN B-A., College of Idaho; Boise Junior College; Idaho State College; Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, Geome- try; Sophomore Class Adviser MR. MILTON J. NIELSEN B.S,. Nebraska State Teachers College; University of Den- ver; University of Idaho; Industrial Arts II, III, IV MR, RAY PARKS B.S-, Westminster College; M. A,. University of Idaho; Southern Idaho College of Education; World History, Assistant Coach— Football, Basketball, Baseball MR. ROBERT W. PERKINS B.A.. College of Idaho; English II. Basketball Coach, Track MR. PHILIP E. PETERSON A, 6,, Northwest Nazarene College; Vocal Music MR. FRANCIS SUTHERLAND M-S-, University of Oregon; Northwest Naiarene College; Eastern Oregon College; Bookkeeping, Typing I, World History. Sophomore Tennis Coach MRS. MARY ALICE WHITE B.A.. College of Idaho; M.A. University of Idaho; Uni- versity of Washington; Colorado State Teachers College. University of Southern California; Library, Latin. Sponsor of Yearbook and Y-Teens MISS ELIZABETH R. WILLIAMS B.S., University of Idaho; M.S.. University of Idaho; Albion State Normal School; College of Idaho; University of Utah; University of Denver; Typing II, Debate. Business English; Sponsor of Service Club, Newspaper. Debate, Book Store, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League Senior Snaps ' I ' ve got Whose closet, all my teeth! beams Stan Editor Louise gives the bare facts Quiet twister— Milton Thirsty? Judy Linda and Delbert are ready for the Prom Smile pretty, Charlene Karen! Raised your skirt hems?? (John and Jim) Hi Chic! (Suzanne and Sandy) Cool Cats!! (Loren and Ron) Smash it John! 1.2-3 kick! Hold your nose, Gloria Cutest Couple. (Sharon and Donna) Pat is all waste Service HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Left to right— Doris Wtiite, Mr. Riddiemoser DISTRICT OFFICE Left to riqfit. Seated — Eivin Ossmen, Roy Denton. Standing — Sandra Taylor, Laura Payne, Donna Ross. LIBRARIANS Row I. left to right— P. Ward. L. Thomason, S. Rose, M. Fluharty, Row 2 — E. Venable, H. Lappin, Mrs. White, A. Marshall. Row 3— M. Matlock, P. Hill, R. Edmunds, V. Aldrlch. S. Partridge, C. Peabody. SERVICE CLUB CABINET Left to right— M. Fluharty, S. Olson, Miss Williarrs, L. Winward, M. Koskie. Service JANITORS E. Booth, C. Neumann, J. Arte, B. Young, D. Knapp. VISUAL AIDS Row I, left to right— V, Higginion, A. Peavey. M. Fluharty, V. Aldrich. Row 2— M. Jones, C. Blom, f. Wees, G. Osborne, R. Sparks, L. Clauson. COOKS Left to right— Agnes Pritchett, Marjorie Gass, Fern Ward. STUDENT SECRETARIES Row I, left to right — J. Ambrose, 5. Ossmen, G. Fugal, D. Nelson. Row 2— L. Winward, D. Baldwin, S. Walker, L. Higqinson, S. Olson. Row 3— S. Davenport, L. Moyle, S. Mosman, K. Cope, A. Fretwell. Student Officers DAVE PAVELEC President ROBERT ELLIS Vice-President CAROL FENDRICK Secretary MERLE GIBBENS Treasurer The Student Council for 1961-62 was led by President Dave Pavelec. An all- school mixer ushered in the new school year. Students trick-or-treated for canned goods during the hialloween Food Drive in cooperation with the Meridian Chamber of Commerce. A dance was held later to reward the work of the evening. After some of the home games the student council sponsored Sock hHops in the gym. Plans were made to place two carved Indian heads on the gym walls. Student Counci Left to right. eated— R. Ellis, D. Pavelec. C. Fcndrick, M. Gibbens. Row I— B. Wood, D. Nelson, M. Koskic, A. Fretwell, J. Council. S. Pitman, S. Olson. Row 2 — L, Shields, S. Neal, M. Barninqham, R. Byers, C. Dunten, S. Davenport, D. Sneddon, D. McFarland. Row 3 — Mr. Riddlemoser. W. Thiel, R. Tanner, C. Blom, R. Arnold, L. Mitchell, D, Carlson, R. Garner, T, Purdy. CLASSES Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right — Donna Nelson. Dennis Chesnut, Terry Purdy. Sandra Davenport, Charlene Dunten. As -freshmen there were 143 of us. We were a little afraid of the upper classmen but that was natural. Bill Bienapfl was elected president for the year. We overcame this fright a little in our soph- omore year with the students from Eagle to help us. Royce Garner was elected to guide us through the year. In our junior year we were led by president Gary Bertsch. We chose Some Enchanted Eve- ning as the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. Linda Crawford and Delbert Bain were crowned Cot- ton Swing Queen and King. At last we are Seniors! Our last year has been exciting and rewarding. Ann Fretwell was crowned tHomecoming Queen at the half time of the Payette game. We chose Winter Wonderland as the theme for the Christmas formal which was held at the Basque Center. Mary Sanchotena was queen of the F.F.A. Harvest Ball in November. Dick Teutsch and Genie Uthe vere crowned king and queen of the Cotton Swing . During the year we sponsored Twirp Week, with Gayla Fugal and Loren Ross as queen and king, and the Senior Assembly. As our motto we chose Not the top, but still climbing. Our colors are blue and silver. We the Seniors of 1962, will always look back on our years at M.hl.S. with fond memories. VALEDICTORIAN Merle Gibbens SALUTATORIAN Sally Mosman Seniors GARY ALBRIGHT VIRGINIA ALDRICH Ginny Art Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Library 4; Visual Aids 2-3-4; Square Dance Club 3. GEORGE HAROLD ALDRIDGE Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4. Harold KENNETH W. ALGER Ken Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; M Club 3-4; Football, Trainer 3; Basket- ball 2-3; Tennis 2-3-4. JUDITH AMBROSE Judy Junior Class Treasurer; Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 3-4; Quill Scroll 3-4. Vice-President 4; Thespians 2-3-4, One Star, Parliamentarian 4; Our Town 2; F.T.A. 4; Chemistry Club 4; Basketball Statistician 3-4; Tennis 2-3 , Runner-up S.R-V. Girls ' Singles 2; State Girls ' Doubles 2; S.R.V. Girls ' Doubles 3; State Girls ' Doubles 3; tvliied Chorus 2-3-4. S.R.V. Music Clinic 2-3-4; Honor Choir 3-4; All-State Chorus 2-4; Girls ' State 3; Junior National hlonor Society 3; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4, Ad Arranger 4; Drill Team 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Who ' s Who in High School ' 62; National Honor Society. ARTHUR W. ANDERSON Andy Boys ' Federation 3-4; Baseball Manager 2-4; Square Dance Club 3-4. FRED ANDERSON Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. RON ARNOLD Arnold Student Council 2-4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; M Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball Team Captain 4. JAMES R. ARTE Jim Quill Scroll 4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; Sports Editor of War whoop 4; Declamation 3. KENNETH CASH Science Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Gun Club 4. Seniors DELBERT BAIN Del Boys ' Federation 2-3-4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; M Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Baseball 4; Track 2-3; Mixed Chorus 4, President; Cotton Swing King 3. DENNIS G. BAKER - Ape F.F.A. 2-3; Football 2; Baseball 2. DORIS BALDWIN Do Do GA.A. 2-3-4; Newspaper 4. LINDA FAE BALDWIN Bellevue High School; Class Secretary 3; Pep Club 2; Bulldogs Bark 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Drill Team 2; Annual Staff 2. DONNA R. BARKER Freckles Service Club. Boosters 2; Big Sisters 3-4; Art Club 4; G,A A 2-3-4. Treasurer 3; Square Dance Club 3-4. MILTON I. BARNINGHAM Barney Quill S SLroll 3; Art Club 2-3. President 3; Baseball 2-3- Annual Staff. Art Editor 4. DON BENNEH . Peanuts Row Wow 4. President; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; Radio Play. Awakening at Chancellorsvilie 3. GARY K. BERTSCH Gare Chss President 3; Student Council 2-3; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; ■ M ' Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3 ; Baseball 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Basketball Co-Captairi 4; Elk ' s Leadership 3rd place in District. WILLIAM P. BIENAPFL. II Bill Quill Scroll 4; Thespians 4; Pow Wow 4. Treasurer. Program Chairman; Boys ' Federation 3-4; Track 2; Tennis 3; Declamation 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Assembly 4; District 111 Speech Festival 3-4; One-Act Play Festival 4; Speech Festival 4; Christmas Play 4; Lincoln-Washington Assembly 2-4; Radio Drama 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4; The Breaking of the Bread 2; The Stones Cry Out 4; The Finger of God 4; Speech Choir Solo 4; Aria da Capo 4. M ih TED BOICE Quill 4 Scroll 4; An-,ual Staff 4. Art Club 2-3-4. President 4; Declamation 3 Seniors RAYMOND L BROWN South Eugene High. DICK BRUMBLE Baseball 2-3-4. King RONALD M. BURNHAM Ron Y.F.C. 2; Tennis 2; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. DAVEEN CALLENDER Service Club 2-3-4. Service Council 3-4, Medallion 4; Quill Scroll 3-4. President 4; Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4; 4-Star Thes- pian; Sunday Costs Five Pesos 2; Harvey 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Say, Student Director 4; Science Club 3-4; Chemi;try Club 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; District III Vice-President 3-4; Junior, Chapter. State Degrees; District Convention 3-4; State Convention 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4. Madrigal Group 4; Sextette 4; tvlusic Clinic 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Elks ' Leadership Conference 4; Warwhoop 2-3-4, Maite-up 3-4; Mana Ho Sa 3 ; Class Editor 3; Leadership Worlishop 3; Drill Team 3; Who ' s Who in High School 4; National Honor Society. PAULA ELIZABETH CANNING Service Club 3-4; Y.F.C. 3; Science Club 2; Square Dance Club 3 ; Annual Staff 3. RICHARD C. CARLSON Dick Boys ' Federation 2-3; F.F.A. 2-3-4. Reporter 2. Vice-President 3, President 4; Baseball 2. DONALD CECIL Cec Baseball 3-4. DENNIS CHESNUT Chesnut Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Art Club 4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; M Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Tennis 2. OWEN J.CLOUSS Boys ' Federation 3-4; M Club 4; Tennis 2-3-4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ' 4; Why the Chimes Rang ; One-Act Band Play. BONNIE COLLINS Dinnples G,A A. 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4. Seniors DOREEN COLTRIN Borah 2; Service Club 2-3; F.H.A. 2-3; Mixed Chon Chorus 2; Make-up Editor for Newspaper 4. 3; Girls ' KAREN AILEEN COPE Homeroom Representative 3; Student Council 3; Service Club 2-3-4; Boosters 2. BIq Sisters 3. Service Council 4; Quill Scroll 4; F-H.A. 2-3-4, Junior and Chapter Degrees; Y-Teens 2-3-4. Sum- mer Conference 3, Mid -Winter Conference 3; Tennis 2-3; Drill Team 3; Student Secretary 4; Annual Staff 3-4, Sales Manager 4; National Honor Society. JUDY ANN COUNCIL ■ Counce Student Council 4; G.A.A. 2-3-4, Vice-President 3. President 4; Jr. National Honor Society; Square Dance Club 3-4; Candidate for Twirp Week; National Honor Society. JOHN K. COUZENS John Y.F.C. 2-3-4, Prayer Chairman 3; Quiz Team 3; Science Club 3-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3. District President 4, District Contests 2-3-4, State Contests 2-3-4, National Contest 2. State Executive Committee 4. National Convention 2, American Insti- tute of Cooperatives 3, State Convention 3-4, F.F.A. Letter 2-3-4; Band 2; National Math. Contest 2nd Place 3; 1st Place 4; National Honor Society. LINDA CAROL CRAWFORD Service Club 2-3-4, Boosters 2, Service Council 3-4; Quill Scroll 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, Junior Degree 2. Chapter Degree 2; Y-Teens 2-3-4. Program Chairman 4, Summer Conference 3, Mid-Winter Conference 3; Mana Ha Sa Staff 3-4, Associate Editor 3, Editor in Chief 4; Cotton Swing Queen 3; Drill Team 3; National Honor Society. SANDRA SUE DAVENPORT Sandy Senior Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Service Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4. Recreation Chairman 4; Mixed Chorus 3-4, S.R.V. Music Clinic 4; Dance Team 4; Drill Team 3. STEVEN DERRER - St Martin ' s High Mixed Chorus 4. School, Olympia, Washington 3; Yogi Track 2; JOHN M. DUDGEON King Student Body Vice-President 3; Quill S Scroll 4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; M Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2-3; Baseball 2-3; Gem Boys State 3; Annual Staff 4. Business Manager; Annual Assembly 4, S.R.V. Leadership Conference 3. CHARLENE ANN DUNTEN Charlie Forum Member 4; Student Council 4; Service Club 2-3-4; Thes- pians 4; Science Club 2-3-4, Secretary 2; Chemistry Club 3-4; G.A.A. 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 4, S.R.V. Clinic 4. GORDENIA MAY DYAS - F.T.A. 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3; Girls ' Chorus 2-3; S.R.V. Deannle Music Clinic 2. Seniors V. WAYNE ENNIS -------- Virge F.FA. 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; First Lt. of Band 4; Captain of Pep Band 4. KAREN EVANS PATRICIA KAY EVANS -------- Paf Bjrns. Oregon; Service Club 2-3 ; Art Club 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Y- Teens 2-3-4; Girls Chorus 4. KENNETH FAIRBANKS - Ken Boys ' Federation 3-4; F.F.A. 2-3; Track 2; Miied Chorus 3-4, Band 4; Pep Band 4; Square Dance Club 3; S.R.V. Honor Chorus A. G. KEITH FELT - - DeSmet High School, DeSmet. South Dakota 2; F.F.A. Felt 2-3-4. CAROL MARIE FENDRICK Student Body Secretary 4; Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 3-4; Quill Scroll 4; Thespians 4; F.F.A. 2. Junior i Chapter Degree; Tennis 2-3-4; G.A.A. 2; District Marching Contest 3-4; Tv irling 2-3-4; Lake Tahoe Twirling Camp 4; Drill Team 3; Annual Staff 4, Senior Dance Team 4; National Honor Society IVAN FISK - Art Club 4; Chorus 2. Boys ' Federation 4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Baseball 2 FIsk Mixed MARILYN JEAN FLUHARTY Shorty Eagle Junior High School; Student Council 3-4; Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 3-4, Points Chairman 3. Vice-President 3 President 4. 3 Stars, Medallion Honor Member; Thespians 4, Stage Property Manager 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4; F.T.A. 3-4. Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, District Convention 3-4, State Convention 4, District 111 Reporter 3-4, Junior. Chap- ter ' . Sfafe Degrees; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Tennis 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Square Dance Club 3-4, Vice-President 3; Visual Aids 2-3-4; An- nual Staff 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; National Honor Society. LOREHA ANN FRETWELL Annie Secretary 2; Student Council 4; Historian 2; Service Club 2-3-4, Booster ' 2. Service Council 3-4. Honor Member 4, I Medallion; Quill Scroll 3-4; Newspaper 3-4. Make-up Editor 4, Headliner 4; Annual 3 , Sales Staff; Y-Teens 2-3-4. Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4; G.A.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, S.R.V. Music Clinic 2-4; Booster Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Y-Teen Summer Conference 3, Mid-Winter Conference 4; Sextette 2-4; Madrigal 4; Drill Team 3, Secretary 3; Dance Team 4; Member McCall ' s t lational Teen Board; National Honor Society. ROBERT L. SORICK Bob Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; Football 2-3; Track 2-4; Ski Club 3-4, President 4. Seniors JAMES ALBERT FUHRMAN Jim Boyi ' Federation 3-4; Bdnd 2-3-4, Band Captain 4; Pep Band 3-4, First Lieutenant 4; S.R.V. Music Clinic 3-4; District Music Festival 2-3-4. GAYLA FUGAL - . . Gay Service Club 2-3-4. Boosters 2, Big Sisters 3-4; Quill Scroll 4; Warwhoop 4, Makeup Editor 4; Drill Team 3; Twirler 2-3; Dance Team 4; Queen of Twirp Week 4. ELEANOR GAE FULLER Service Club 2-3-4; Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 2-4. Playday 4; Girls ' Chorus 2. Music Clinic 2. Music Festival 2; Twirling 2-3; March- ing Contest 3; Dance Team 4. ROYCE TRUE GARNER - Horse Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; F.T.A 4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; M Club 2-3-4, President 4; Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, All-Conference 2; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Boys ' State 3. Mayor; Who ' s Who in High School 62; National Honor Society. MARLA FAYE GIBBENS - - - - Service Club 2-3 ; F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 2-3; Clinic 2. Kitten Girls ' Chorus 2. Music MERLE R. GIBBENS - - Merle Student Body Treasurer 4; Student Council 3-4; N.F.L. 4; F.T.A 3; Science Club 3; Boys ' Federation 3-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Debate 4, If Girls Asked Boys for Dates 4, I.S.C. Debate Tournament 4; Who ' s Who In High School ' 62; National Honor Society. EDWARD GUDGEL - - - . M Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3; Track 3. EcJ LARRY E. HALVERSON Art Club 4; Tennis 2-3-4; Square Dance Club 3-4. Halv BILL HANSEN Football 2-3 ; Baseball 2-4. DAVE HANSON 20 Seniors MARJORIE: R. HANSON Marjie Service Club 2-iA-. Y.F.C. 4; Band 2-3. Marching Band and Con- cert Band, SR.V. Mjslc Clinic 3; Band Contest 3; Pep Band 2; honor Band 3. LISA DAWN HIGGINSON Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; S.R.V. tvlixed Chorus Clinic 2-4. VICKI JEANNE HIGGINSON Cricket Service Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3; (?uill 8 Scroll 4; Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 4. Sunday Costs Five Pesos 2, Diary of Anne Frank 3. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4. The Curious Savage 4, Chairman of Props 2; F.H.A. 3-4, Reporter 4. Candidate for State Reporter 3; Mixed Chorus 3 , S.R.V. Music Clinic 4, Re- gional Contest 3, District Convention 3-4, Junior, Chapter. State Degree, State Convention 3-4, Voting Delegate 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Library 2; Visual Aids 2-3-4; Honnecoming Queen Finalist 4; Dance Team 4; Co-Chairman of International Dinner 3; Nev s- paper 3-4; National Honor Society. CAROLYN HIHATH JOE HILL - - - Boys ' Federation 2-3-4. ALLEN HILL LHtle Joe LESTER H. HILTON Les F.F.A. 2-3-4. MIKE INGHAM Judge DANNY JENKINS F.F.A. 2-4; Square Dance Club 3; Gun Club 4. MARVIN L. JOHNSON Football 2-3. Jinx Seniors PHYLLIS ANN JOHNSON ■ - - Service Club 2; Thespians 3; Y.F.C. 2-3-4. Phy MARCELLA CAROLYN JUEDES - - - Marshmellov, G-A.A. 2-3-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4. SUSANNE KALOUSEK Nampa Sr. High 2-3; G.A.A. 3-4, Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; S.R.V. Music Festival 3-4; Gun Club 4. Secretary 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4. CHARLES RAY KELLOGG Ray DELNO KNAPP Butch Y.F.C. 3. Song Leader 3; Boys ' Federation 3; Track 3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; All-School Play 2; Twirp Week Candidate 4. HEDDY DARLENE LAPPIN Heddy Art Club 2-3-4; Library 2-3-4. ROBERT LINCOLN Bob Hyannis High, Hyannis, Nebraska; Football 2. DARWIN McKAY Dar Science Club 2; F.F.A. 2-3-4. State Judging Teams 2-3-4. District Judging Teams 2-3. National Judging Team 3. Reporter 2. JOE W. MADSEN St, Theresa s. Square Dance Club 4. JAMES L. MALLARD King Sophomore Class Representative 2; Student Council 2; Boys ' Fed- eration 3-4; ' M Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2-3-4. 22 Seniors RICHARD MARLAn - Art Club 3-4; Gun Club 4. Big Rich GLENDA MARIE MARSHALL Slenne Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 4; G.A.A. 2-3; GirU ' Chorus 2; Drill Team 3; Dance Team 4; T irling 4; Music Clinic 2, Music Festival 2. CARLA RAYE MARTIN Service Club 2-3-4; Thespians 3-4; N.F.L. 2-3-4; Art Club 2-3-4; FT. A. 4; Science Club 4; G.AA. 2; Why the Chimes Rang 3, Stage Manager 3; All-School Play 4; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3. MAXINE A. MATLOCK Maxy Service Club 4; Library 2-4. CHARLES W. MEISSNER, Jr. Chuck San Luis Obispo, Sr. High; Pov Wow 2; Boys ' Federation 3; M Club 4; Football 2-3-4; Track 3. GLORIA J. MERRELL Glory Service Club 2-3-4, Boosters 2. Big Sisters 3, Treasurer 4. Secre- tary; Tennis 2-3-4, Manager 3; G.A.A. 2. PAT COLLEEN MICHEL Pat+ie Madison High, Portland, Oregon; Service Club 2-3-4; Girls Chcrus 2; F.H.A. 2; Twirler 3; Drill Team 2; Dance Team 4. SALLY ELAINE MOSMAN Student Council 4; Service Club 2-3-4, Booster 2, Service Council 3-4; Quill a Scroll 4; Y.F.C. 2-3; F.T.A. 3-4, President 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Junior, Chapter, and State Degree; Drill Team 3; Office Work 4; Annual Staff 3-4, Advertising Manager 4, Snapshot Co-Manager 3; Newspaper 3; Jr. National Honor So- ciety 3; Who ' s Who in High School ' 62; National Honor Society. LINDA MOYLE Service Club 2-3-4, Booster 2, Service Council 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, State Degree, Junior Degree, and Chapter Degree, Voting Dele- gate 4, State Convention 4; Student Secretary 4; Drill Team 3, M.H.S. Dance Team 4; Annual Staff 4. MIKE MULCHAY Big M Burley High; F.F.A. 2-3-4. 23 Seniors JOHN W. MULLINS -------- Moon Granger High; Homedale High; Sophomore Class Vice-President 2; F.f.A. ■); Football 3; Basketball 2-3-4; Junior Play: Family Tree. JIM MURRAY TED J. NASMAN - Boys ' Federation 3-4. Theodore DONNA MARIE NELSON DI DI Forum Member 2, Treasurer 4; Service Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 2, Service Council 3. Treasurer 4; Quill Scroll 4; F.H.A. 4, Historian 4; Mixed Chorus 3-4, Music Clinic 2-4, Regional Con- test 2-3; Girls ' Chorus 2, Secretary 2; District Contest 2-3-4; News- paper 4; Drill Team 3; Dance Team 4; Cotton Swing Candidate 2; Homecoming Finalist 4; National Honor Society. SANDRA OLSON Panda Service Club 2-3-4. Big Sisters 3-4, President 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, Junior Degree; Y-Teens 2-3-4, Midwinter Conference 3; Quill Scroll 4; Tennis 2-3-4; Student Secretary 3-4; Mana Ha Sa 3-4; Drill Team 3; Junior National Honor Society 3; National Honor Society. ROBERT DEAN OSBORNE Oz Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Representative; Boys ' Federation 2-3; M Club 2-3-4; F.F.A. 2; Football 2-3-4. Co-Cdptain Homecoming; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 3; Track 2-4. SHARON KAY OSSMEN Junior Class Secretary; Student Council 2-4; Service Club 2-3-4. Service Council 3-4, President of Boosters 2; F.H.A. 2-3-4, Organist 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Junior, Chapter, and State De- grees, Voting Delegate to State Convention 3, Chairman of International Dinner 3, Commentator at Style Show 3; Tennis 2- 3, Lettered in Tennis 2, Fall Tennis 3; Mixed Chorus 3-4, Accom- panist 3-4, S.R.V. Music Clinic 2-4, District « Regional Contest 3, Far Away Places Accompanist 3; Girls ' Chorus 2, Accompa- nist 2, District i Regional Contest 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 4; Girls ' State Delegate 3; Dance Team 4; Home- coming Queen Finalist 4; Drill Team 3; Harvest Ball Candidate 2; Who ' s Who in High School ' 42; National Honor Society. DENNIS P. OSTROOT - - Ostroot Science Club 3-4; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; Square Dance Club 3; Band 2-3 , Drum Maior 4; Pep Band 23-4, Student Conductor 4; Annual Sales Staff 4; S.R.V. Music Clinic 3-4; S.R.V. Honor Band 3-4; District Music Festival 2-3-4; Idaho All-State Band 4; Science Fairs: Local, District, Regional 2, Local. District 3; National Honor Society. DENNY OUDERKIRK CAROL PALMER r.F.C. 2-3-4; F.T.A. 3-4, Song Leader 4; Chorus 2-3. Mixed Chorus 4; Girls ' Seniors SHIRLEY ANNE PARTRIDGE Service Club 3-4; Basketball Playday, Caldwell, 2; G.A.A. 2.3- ' l: Librarian 4. JOHN E. PAULIN Captain Boys ' Federation 3-4; M Club 4; F.F.A. 3-4. DAVID MARTIN PAVELEC Dave Student Body President 4; Student Council 4; Boys ' Federation 3-4; M ' Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3; Tennis 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Winner District Elk ' s Leadership Con- test 4; S.R.V. Honor Choir 4. CHARLENE ANNE PEABODY Char Service Club 2-3-4; Tennis 2; G.A.A. 2-3-4; Newspaper 4, Make- up Editor 4; Drill Team 3; Basketball S Volleyball Playday 3, 2nd Place in Basketball Volleyball Playday. SHARRYN ANN PECK Peck Service Club 2-3-4; Art Club 3-4; Marching Band 2-3-4, Concert Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; S.R.V. Band Clinic 2-3-4; S.R.V. Mass Band 3. GARY PITKIN PS Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; M Club 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4. DAN L. PLETCHER - - - - F.F.A. 2-3-4; Track 3; Mixed Chorus 4. Pletch TERRY O. PURDY . Senior Class President; Student Council 4; Boys Federation 2- 3-4; M Club 4; Baseball 2-3; Track 4. GARLAND REICH Wright Boys ' Federation 2-3-4. VIOLA MAY REIDLE (MRS. ROBERT LEDEORD) - - Vi Service Club 4; Y.F.C. 3; Square Dance Club 3-4. 25 Seniors ROGER E. ROEBER Boys ' Federation 3; F.F.A. 2-4; Baseball 2; Gun Club 4. I rog SHARON LYNN ROSE Rosey Kunj I; Art Club 3-4; Band 2-3-4, Secretary 2. Librarian 3; 2nd Lieutenant 4; Pep Band 2-3 ; S.R.V. Honor Band 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Concert Band 2-3 ; tvlarching Band 2-3-4; Marching Festival 2-3 ; Concert Festival 2-3-4; S.R.V. Mass A. Band 3; Librarian 4. LOREN ROSS Ross Home Room Representative 2-3; Student Council 2-3; Art Club 2, Vice-President. JOYCE MARIE RYSKA Service Club 2-3; Y.F.C. 2; F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 2-3. MARY ANN SANCHOTENA Mare Burley High School; Service Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 2; Tennis 2-3-4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Harvest Ball Queen 4; Twirler 2-3-4; Dance Team 4; Drill Team 2-3; Candidate for Twirp Week 4. DON SEDLACEK EVELYN KAY SHAWVER Kuna High School 2; Pow Wow 3-4, Program Chairman 4; F.H.A. 2. Reporter and Degrees Chairman 2; Declamation 3-4; Original Essay S.R.V. 4; Speech Choir 3-4, Conducted Speech Choir 4; Christmas on trie Street 4; Pink Dress 4; A Personal Glimpse of Washington 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; District Speech Festival 4; National Honor Society. WALTER DEAN SIEMILLER Thespians 4; Science Club 4; Boys Federation 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4; Band Play 3. CHARLENE D. SLAUGHTER Char Forum Member 3; Home Room Representative 2; Service Club 2-3-4; Service Council 3-4; Boosters 2; F.H.A. 2 3-4, Junior Degree, Chapter Degree, Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. District Parlia- mentarian 3, Voting Delegate 2, International Dinner Chairman 3-4; Y-Teens District Convention 4; Tennis 2-3-4, S.R.V. Runner-up Mixed Doubles 3, District Runner-up Mixed Doubles 3, State Champion Mixed Doubles 3, Fall Champion Mixed Doubles 3. S.R.V. Tennis Tournament 2-3-4, District Tennis Tournament 2-3-4. State Tennis Tournament 3, Lettered 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4, Far Away Places 3, District and Regional Contest 3, Music Clinic 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Drill Team 3; Annual Staff 3-4. Sales Manager 3, Advertising Staff 4; Newspaper 3-4; National Honor Society. BEVERLY RAE SMITH Bevie Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 3-4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Twirling 3-4; Drill Team 3; Dance Team 4; Lake Tahoe Twirling Camp 4; District Marching Contest 3-4; Music Clinic 2; Music Festival 2. Seniors SANDRA KAY SMITH Sandy Service Club 23-4, Service Council 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3 , Junior, Chapter and State Degrees, Winner of the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest; 2nd Place Winner of Yell Contest 3. VICTORIA ANN SMITH Vicky Service Club 2-3-4, Boosters 2, Big Sisters 3-4; Y-Teens 4; Tennis 2; G.A.A. 3. DONN L SNEDDON Quill 4 Scroll 4; Art Club 4; Gun Club 4. President 4. DANNY SNODGRASS Dan Boys ' Federation 3-4; M Club 3-4, Secretary 4; Football 2-3- 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4. KAREN SNOW Quill Scroll 4; Thespians 3-4; Pow Wow 2-3-4, Program Chair- man 2; Declamation 2-3-4; Newspaper 4; Director of Speech Choir 2-3-4; Last of the Lowries 2; ■ ' Opening Night 3; Finger of God 4; Our Hearts Were Young and Say 4, Student Di- rector; A Young Man ' s Fancy 2; Breaking of Bread 2; Authorship: All for Thornton Armatage 2; Awakening at Chancellorsville 3; Jack of all Trades 4; National Honor Society. LINDA SPRAGUE Twig- Sparks High School, Sparks, Nevada; Service Club 3, Service Council 4: Quill Scroll 4; Chemistry Club 3-4, Secretary 4; Tennis 3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; S.R.V. Music Clinic 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Junior National Honor Society 3; 3rd District Declamation Meet 3; Harvest Ball Queen Candidate 3; Drill Team 3; Who ' s Who in High School 4; National Honor Society. LINDA MARIE STRASSER F. ' H.A. 2-3, Junior and Chapter Degrees 3; Girls ' Chorus 4. MARTHA ANN STRONG Mar+ie Service Club 2-3-4, Concession Manager 4; Drill Team 3; F.H.A. 3-4. Junior and Chapter Degrees 3; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Girls ' Chorus 2; S.R.V. Music Clinic 2-4; District, Regional. TED SUMMERS - - - - F.F.A. 2-3-4; Football 4; Track 4. ' Rock JUDY ROSE TANNER Shorty Service Club 2-3-4, Boosters 2, Big Sisters 3. Service Council 4; Pow Wow 4; Speech Choir 4; Radio Play 4. The Pink Dress 4; Y.F.C. 2-3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 3, Secretary 3; Mixed Chorus 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic 4; Band 2 , Marching Contest 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Declamation 4; Librarian 4. 27 Seniors MARY ALICE TAYLOR Pow Wow 2; Y.F.C. 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Sunday Costs Five Pesos 2; Puppet Shows 3. RICHARD TEUTSCH Dick Boys ' Federation 2; Basketball 2; Cotton Swing King 4. WAYNE D THIEL Thiel Student Council 3-4; Y.F.C. 2-3-4, President 3 ; Boys ' Federation 2-3-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Track 2. MARVIN THON Deacon Idaho Falls High School 2-3; Boys ' Federation 2-3; Football 3; Wrestling Team 2. BOB THURSTON Thirsty Boys ' Federation 3-4. PHIL TIMMONS GEORGENE UTHE Genie Bois3 High School 2-3; G.AA. 2-3; Philharmonic Debs; Scarlet Skirts 2-3; Pepsters 2-3; Drill Team 2-3; Cotton Swing Queen 4 BRENTON J. VAN DUSEN ------ Johnnie Thespians 3-4. President 4; Pow Wow 4. Vice-President 4; Boys Federation 2-3-4; M Club 2-3-4; F.F.A. 2; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 2-4; Baseball 4; Declamation 3-4; Diary ot Anne Frank 3; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4 Radio Play 3. RALPH VAN PAEPEGHEM SHARON WALKER Service Club 2-4; F.H.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 4, District Music Con- tests 4, S.R.V. Music Clinic 4; Band 2-3-4, Vice-President 3, Con- cert Band 2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, District Contest 2-3-4. S.R.V. Music Clinic 3. Marching Contest 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4- Student Secretary 4. 28 Seniors RON WALTERS - Bo s ' Federdtion 2-3. Yogi MARY SUZANNE WHITING Suzie Service Club 2-3-4, Boosters 2; Big Sisters 3-4; Quill S Scroll 4; F.H.A. 2, Junior Degree; Tennis 2-3-4; Twirling 3. District March- ing Contest; Senior Dance TearTi 4; Annual Staff 4, WILLIAM H. WILCOX Bill Thespians 3-4; Y.FC. 2-3-4; Science Club 3-4; Football 3; Radio Club 3-4, Vice-President 4; Visual Aids 2-3-4; Stage Crew 3. MORRIS L. WINGATE - - Boys Federdtion 2; Baseball 2. Winqafe ELLEN LOUISE WINWARD Windy Service Club 2-3-4. Booster Secretary 2; Service Council 3-4; Stu- dent Adviser to Boosters 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Thespians 4, One- Star Th ' spian Planning the Husband ' s Banquet 2, Miracle of the Madonna 2, Ladies of the Mop 4; N.F.L. 2-3-4, Degree of Merit 2, Degree of Honor 2, Degree of Eicellence 3, Degree of Distinction 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; F.T.A. 3-4, Vice-President 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4, Junior Degree; G.A.A. 2-3-4, Vice-President 4. Letter 4; Newspaper 3-4, Editor 4; Iddho Stdte College Journdl- ism Conference 3-4, District III Journdlism Conference 3-4; De- bate 2-3-4, Placed Third in State of Idaho; Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 2; S.R.V. Speech Festival 3-4; Payette Invitational Speech Clinic 2; Declamation 2-3-4; Intramural Basketball Team 3-4; intramural Volleyball Team 2-4; Education Week 3-4; Second Place Winner in Elks Leadership Contest 4; Who ' s Who in High School. ' 62; National Honor Society. KAREN LYNN WOLFKIEL Service Club 2-3-4. Boosters 2. Service Council 3-4; Y.F.C. Mixed Chorus 3-4, Secretary 4, Far Away Places 3; Chorus 2. 2-3-4; Girls ' WILLIAM LLOYD WOOD Woody Student Council 4; Square Dance Club 3-4, President 4; Baseball 3-4; Sun Club 4. MELVINA ANN WOOD N.F.L. 2-3-4, Debate 2, Degree of Merit; Pow Wow 2. Student Congress at Logan, Utah, 2; F.H.A. 2, Junior and Chapter De- grees; S.R.V. Speech Festival 3-4; District Speech Festival 3-4; Regional Speech Festival 3; Choric Speaking 3-4; Declamation 3-4; Planning the Husband ' s Banquet 2; Minstrel Show 2; Ttie Miracle of the Madonna 2; Blessed Are They 2; When Shakespeare ' s Ladies Meet 3; Christmas on Erie Street 4; Dialogue Personal Glimpse of Washington 4; Student Director of The Pink Dress 4; National Honor Society. KENNE JEAN WOODALL Jeanie Service Club 2-3-4; Art Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Band 2- 3-4; Band Contest 2-3-4; S.R.V. Music Clinic 3; Marching Con- test 2-3-4; Trio 4; Ski Club 3; National Honor Society. 29 Latecomers BRUCE MARKS Borah; Y.F.C. 3-4; A.V.A. 2; Library 3. SUSAN PRESCOTT Sue Pocatello High School 2-3; F.N. A. 2; G.A.A. 2; French Club 2-3; Declamation 3. NOT PICTURED CHARLES BLOM Chuck Boise High School; Y.G.C, 3; Science Club 3-4, President 4. DOROTHY MAHLER (MRS. HARVEY) . ... Dot Thespians 3, Puppet Show; Y.F.C. 2-3-4. JIM MOSER Mose Gun Club 4. LOREN WAGGENER Union High School, Union, Oregon; Sutherlin High School. Sutherlin, Oregon. KENNETH JONES As They Were Baby face Vickil Devil or Angel? (Glenda) New Hairdo, Daveen? Our band leader, Dennis? Where ' d ya get that bow, Marilyn? Merle and Maria are double trouble!! Yes, we know you have pretty legs, Dave! Time to irrigate. Jeanne? Cowgirl Carol Donna just wears a smile and a Jantien! Hey Jackie! Leaving so soon? Sure ya want another bottle, Karen? Little Mothers — Judy and Suzanne Barnyard Babes (Larry. Ted and Ron) Kewpie doll Linda! J Judy Ambrose Daveen Callender Karen Cope Judy Council John Couiens Linda Crawford Carol Fendrick Ann Fretwell Marilyn Fluharty Royce Garner Merle Gibbens Vicki Higginson Sally Mosman Donna Nelson Sandra Olson l B iTnB fc ' Dennis Ostroo Sharon Ossmen ■ - ttK Kay Shawver Jf m Charlene Slaughter ' . P Karen Snow Linda Sprague Louise Winward Melvina Wood Kenne Jean Woodall National Honor Society Another hard-working year has brought National Honor Society membership to twenty-four outstanding Seniors. Their membership is selected by the faculty, and they must be outstanding in leadership, scholarship, character, and service to be eligible for this honor. Being a National Honor Society member is a cherished reward for four years of hard work toward the betterment of the person and the school. Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right— Velda Blllman, Steve Givens, Lee- Roy Mitchell. Judy Matthews. Standing — Lloyd Shields. As Juniors of the ' 62 Student Body we look back on this and our previous year of high school as highlights in our lives. We feel maybe we have contributed a little something to the better- ment of our school and community. We now look forward to next year, as we will be the first class to complete all three years at the new Meridian hHigh School. A class of 180, to lead and represent us throughout the year, we elected Lee Roy Mitchell; Judy Matthews, Secretary; Velda Billman, Treasurer; Lloyd Shields, Forum Member. Miss Larson and Mr. Charlton were our advisers. Joanne Abbott Lon Allen Richard Andersen Robert Armstrong Robert Austin David Baldwin Joe Bales Tim Barnes Dennis Barrett Veria Bates Linda Bess Velda Billman Juniors Edith Black Art eiom Ldurene Bodily Denise Boyd Jim Boyd Margo Brattin Ellen Brown Evelyn Brown Mike Brown Margie Brunn Jackie Buck Walter Bjriile Richard Byerly Jean Carman Sandra Carter Belva Chaney Donna Chenoweth Sayle Christensen Larry Clauson Judy Coffin Judy Cooper Gary Cowles John Davis Barbara Decker Wesley Downs Bfctep Rita Edmunds RDbert Ellis Kay Erickson Biff Eshelman Brent Evans % Juniors Joy Ewinq Richard Fairbanks Terry Fisher Tracy Fisk Ted Fluharty John Foster Robert Foust Barbara Fr ank Gloria Fuhrman Harry Garvin Ethel Gibson Steve Givens Dianne Green Jack Green Kenneth Griffiths Karen Grosso Warren Hadley Jack Harfwell Duane Hays Gary Haien Gary Henry Pamela HIM Merna HImerich Karen Holladay Bill Horton i ' J . Kay Howard Marilyn Jackson Sharon Johnson Karen Jones Sam Jones 34 Juniors Bill Jorges Albert Jossis Diana Keller Burton Kent Melvin King Larry Knfipp Bill Knudsen Bonnie Koch Elinor Kuster Lynne Lacy Diane Larson Ray Lewis Carolyn Lincoln Cheryl Little Deryl Little Ann McClure Ron McDowell John McKinley Donna McMullen Karen McVey Alice Marshall Tom Marshall Vicky Martin Judy Matthews Dorothy Merle Shirley Miller Lee Roy Mitchell Barbara Moore Terry Moore Lynda Morgan Juniors Judy Moss Helen MullJns Pam Nielsen Helen N:3rtman Bruce Nyborg Jim Osborn George Osborne Ginny Ouderklrk Louise Owsley Darlene Patterson DelorasP Jim Paulln Renee Pearman Anna Peavey Steve Peterson Pam Pharoah Joe Proctor Linda Reed Phyllis Reed Lana Rich Jeanne Riggins Gary Roberts Linda Roberts Dave Robinson Janice Rose Juniors Linda Ross Connie Sanders Ron Sanders Kermit Scarborough Sheryl Schoen Sylvia Scott Connie Scrlvner Lloyd Shields Dorothy Slaughter Leila Smith Stan Smith Kenneth Steen John Stephenson Louise Stevens Earl Stilson Sherl Stocking Carol Stover Gale Strong John Struthers Janet Taylor Edv ard Thomason Larry Thomason Rita Thome Kathie Transtrum Monte Ulmen Juniors JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Lloyd Kennedy Janice Taylor Terry Sparling Elverta Venable Pat Ward Vicki Welker Signe Wolf Ronald Wood Chauncy Wurst Bud Young Judy Young Rober Zabel Dennis Daniels , Autographs j, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right — Sharon Pitman, Randy Byers. Standing— Richard Mc- Farland. Lana Winter. Sophomore Class iiiiiilllllMlir Fifty-six freshmen from Eagle joined one hundred sixty-three freshmen from Meridian in 1961-62, bringing the sophomore enrollment to an all-time high of two hundred nineteen. Randy Byers, President, led our class through its first year in Senior hiigh. hlis officers were Scott Neal, Vice-President; Sharon Pitman, Secretary; Lana Winter, Treasurer; Dick McFarland, Forum Member. Our advisers were Mr. Mosman and Mr. Johnson. „; . 0 - tSk Virginia Aldridge Judy Allen Alan Anderson Robert Armfield Ray Armstrong ( MajyArnoW Benita Asumendi Ralph Beckmon Nancy Beeson Kathy Bess Pauline Bldwell i ' nSmn v, aSi% Sophomores ■ ' ' .rv Ann Bloke Kim Blake Richard Bolen Betty Britton Danny Brooks Robert Brooks Sherral Bjckley Claude Burton Randy Byers Carol Byrne Georgia Carr James Canning Catherine Chrlstensen Inez Classen Michael Cleveland Jerry Colllngham Cheryl Cone Mary Couzens Nancy Cowger Barbara Cox Joan Coy Dallas Cravens Carolyn Crockett Patrick Cullen Terry Cummlngs Marilyn Cushing Delores Dalrymple Jerry Davenport Larry Davis Donald Dov ning Joyce Downing Monte Dunten David Durfee Steve Eames Michael Eisenhower David Ellis Gary Enim inger Carol Eshelman Barbara Evans Ctiarlene Evans Brent Field Gary Field Steve Fischer Larry Flynn Garland Fout Susan Friday Bette Frizzell Amiletta Frost Linda Frosfrum Darcy Gardner Mardene Garner Patricia Garrett Ronald Gillespie Greg Goade Ralph Godfrey Alta Gordy Larry Greenwood Doug Gregory Cheryl Hall Sharon Halverson Larry Hansen Jesse Harris Marlene Harris Carolyn Haynes Marcella Hedberg Jerry Hihath Linda Hill Sharon Hollabaugh Linda Hollis Charlene Holloway Ronnie Huffaker Lyndal Huskey Jeri Hyde Nancy Ireland Donald Irving Dean Jackson Leon Jensen Larry Jerread Fred Johnson Mike Jones David Jordan Mary Kellogg Lawrence Kilgore James Kindall Sophomores K f i In 0 1 f di ; p r f ' 0 f T Sophomores AaM. i -; .i; l -ir ' s William Kindall Delwin King Andrea Knudsen Marilee Koskie Shirley Land Richard Larrondo Carol Link Harold Littlefield Glenys Lotridge Robert McCaulou Michael McCurry Richard McDonald Okie McDowell Richard McFarland Mary McKay Beverley McPherson Edward Mahler Leona Mahler Jeri Mallard Janice Marion Ann Marshall David Martin Delbert Matlock Howard Meissner Kathleen Merrill Pamela Mesecher Charles Miller Mona Miller Gerald Mitchell Duane Montgomery Dennis Morris Mark Morris Constance Moser Rod Mosman Lyie Musick Jim Nau Scott Neal John Neddo William Neddo Jerry Nichols Pete Nichols Kathryn Novack Sophomores Terry Nyborg Mary Olson Sharon Olson Ronald Osborn Joy Palmer Ronald Parks LaVonne Patterson Walter Patterson James Patten Cleta Paul Glen Reed Gerald Peterson Barry Pharaoh Sharon Pitman Robert Plecker Judy Pomeroy Leslie Pritchard Richard Pritchett Elaine Pruett Dave Paustian Ronald Reed Terry Reed William Rice Allen Riddle Jim Ross Carylon Rowel! Kenny Ryan Darrell Sage Ernestine Sands Larry Schroeder Edith Schutte Charles Schwerd Jerald Sedlacek James See Karen Sellers Sandra Shaffer Nancy Sizemore Elaine Smart Gary Smith Vernon Smith Rheta Smoot Tom Southerland V J ■■■■■■■£ ..--- Sophomores Ron Sparks Flossie Spooner Carl Stanger Charles Stanger John Stansbury Pjm Starr Joniann Storer Ray Tanner Leona Taylor Sharon Todd Jeannie Tompkins Julie Tucker Robert Tullock Leo Van Hoover Judy Van Paepegherr Gary Vest Burton Waite Ruth Walker Jacqueline Walton Sandra Warrick Sherry Waterman Larry Weast Elizabeth White Kent White Lana Winter Richard Winward Mary Young Jack Zabel Honor Roll FIRST QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Honors: Judy Ambrose, Jim Arte, Doris Baldwin. Daveen Callender. Paula Canning, Judy Counsil. John Cou7ens, Linda Crawford, John Dudgeon. Charlene Dunten, Carol Fendrick, Gayla Fugal. Royce Garner. Merle Gibbens, Marjorie Hanson. Vicki Higginson. Danny Jenkins. Susanne Kalousek. Heddy Lappin. Ken Jones. Marcella Juedes. Sally Mosman. Sandra Olson. Dennis Ostroot. Sharon Rose. Kay Shawver. Charlene Slaughter. Beverly Smith Karen Snow. Linda Sprague. Martha Strong. Mary Taylor. Sharon Walker. Louise Winward, Melvina Wood, Kenne Jean Woodall. JUNIORS Highest Honors: Joanne Abbott. Laurene Brunn. Honors: Pam Nielsen. Darlene Pattersoj , Delores_| ' flttatson. Ann Peavey. Phyllis Reed-. Lana Rich. Linda Roberts, Sheryl Schoen. Louise Stevens, Janet Taylor, Janice Taylor. Rita Thorne, Kathy Transtrum. Veria Bates. Margo Brattin. Denise Boyd. Donna Chenowith. Barbara Decker. Bar- bara Frank, Gloria Fuhrman. Steve Givens. Dianne Green. Pam Hill. Marilyn Jackson. Diana Keller. Larry Knapp. Bonnie Koch. Bill Knudsen, Diane Larson. Ray Lewis, Ann McClure. Carolyn Lincoln. Karen McVe Dorothy Merle, Shirley Miller. Helen Mullins. Pat Ward. Judy Young. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Randy Byers. Jesse Harris. Jerry Hlhath, Scott Neal. Sharon Olson, Elaine Smart, Ray Tanner. Gary Vest. Sherry Waterman. Honors: James Canning. Barbara Cox. Delores Dalrymple, Steve Fames, Amiletta Frost, Doug Gregory, Marlene Harris, Lawrence Kilgore, Marilee Koskie, Jeri Mallard, 4nn_MiXiiiallr Bev McPherson. Howard Meissner. Terry Nyborg. Elaine Pruett. Allen Riddle, Edith Schutte, Bur- ton Waite. Larry Weast. Lana Winter. SECOND QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Daveen Callender, Honors: Judy Ambrose. Jim Arte, Doris Baldwin. Linda Baldwin, Paula Canning. Bonnie Collins. Karen Cope. Judy Counsil. John Couzens. Linda Crawford. John Dudgeon. Charlene Dunten. Carol Fendrick. Ann Fret- well. Gayla Fugal. Jim Fuhrman. Royce Garner, Merle Gibbens, Marjorie Hanson. Vicki Higginson. Marcella Juedes, Suzanne Kalousek, Deino Knapp, Heddy Lappin, Sally Mosman, Donna Nelson, Sandra Olson, Sharon Oss- men, Dennis Ostroot, Carol Palmer, Shirley Partridge, Sharon Rose, Kay Shawver, Beverly Smith, Victoria Smith, Donn Sneddon, Karen Snow, Linda Sprague. Martha Strong, Judy Tanner, Mary Taylor. Dick Teutsch. Genie Uthe. Sharon Walker. Louise Winward, Melvina Wood. Kenne Jean Woodall. JUNIORS Highest Honors: Honors: Joanne Abbott, Lonnle Allen, Verla Bates, Laurene Bodily, Margo Bratton, Margie Brunn, Jean Carman, Donna Chenowith, Judy Coffin, Barbara Decker, Barbara Frank, Gloria Fuhrman, Ethel Gibson, Steve Givens, Dianne Green. Pamela Htftt;— Kai rT Holladay. Marilyn Jackson, Diana Keller, Larry Knapp, Bill Knudsen, Diane Larson, Ray Lewis, Carolyn Lincoln. Ann McClure, Kdre« McVe , Dorothy Merle, Shirley Miller, Helen Mullins. Pamela Nielsen, Darleng_£dttais n , Qala us Patters on. Anna Peavey. Lana Rich. Janice Rose. Sheryl Schoen. Louise Stevens. Janice Taylor. Rita Thorne, Kathleen Transtrum. Pat Ward. Judy Young. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Randy Byers. Jesse Harris, Sharon Olson, Elaine Smart. Honors: Richard Bolen. James Canning, Mary Couzens, Barbara Cox, Delores Dalrymple, Steve Eames, Garland Fout, Marlene Harris, Marcella Hedberg. Jerry Hihath, Larry Jerread. Laurence Kilgore. MarMee Koskie. Howard Meissner, Rod Mosman. Scott Neal, Terry Nyborg, Elaine Pruett, Alan Riddle, Edith Schutte, Carl Stanger, Joni- ann Storer, Ray Tanner, Leona Taylor, Gary Vest, Burton Waite, Ruth Walker, Sherry Waterman, Larry Weast. Lana Winter. THIRD QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Judy Ambrose. Jim Arte. Daveen Callender. Sally Mosman. Donna Nelson. Honors: Kenneth Ash, Doris Baldwin, Linda Baldwin, Paula Canning, Judy Counsil, John Dudgeon, Charlene Dunten. Carol Fendrick. Gayla Fugal. Royce Garner. Merle Gib- bons, Marcella Juedes, Susanne Kalousek, Heddy Lap- pin, Maxine Matlock. Sandra Olson. Sharon Ossmen. Vicky Smith. Dennis Ostroot. Carol Palmer, Kay Shawver. Charlene Slaughter. Beverly Smith. Karen Snow. Linda Sprague. Louise Winward, Melvina Wood. Kenne Jean Woodall. JUNIORS Highest Honors: Laurene Bodily. Marilyn Jackson. Ann Pea- vey, Pat Ward. Honors: Joanne Abbott, Lonnie Allen, Verla Bates, Velda Billman, Denise Boyd, Margo Bratton, Jean Carman, Gloria Fuhrman, Dianne Green. Pamela Hill, Karen Jones. Larry Knapp, Bonnie Koch. Bill Knudsen. Diane Larsen. Carolyn Lincoln. Ann McClure, Karen McVath Dorothy Merle, Pam Nielsen, Darlene Patters aik Del£rei_£ + er- sofl Lana Rich, Janice Rose, Janet Taylor, Janice Taylor, Rita Thorne, Kathy Transtrum, Judy Young. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Randy Byers, Scott Neal. Sharon Olson, Elaine Smart. Gary Vest. Lana Winter. Honors: Benita Asumendi, Jim Canning, Mary Couzens. Monte Dunten. Steve Eames. Jess Harris. Jerry Hihath. Dean Jackson, Larry Jerread. Laurence Kilgore, Marilee Koskie. Ann Marsha ll. Kathleen Merrill, Barry Pharoah, Elaine Pruett, Jim Ross, Edith Schjtte, Nancy Sizemore, Vernon Smith, Carl Stanger. Ray Tanner, Burton Waite. Ruth Walker. Sherry Waterman. Larry Weast. Enioying yourself?? (Lloyd and Margie) Bottoms up! Kathie Patience, Mr. Lloyd, Patience! Bathing Beauty Vicki, at it again!! That was a slumber party!?! (Barbara and Judy) Still counting on your fingers. Sharon? Buddy ' s got that intelligent look. (?) Swinging Mike Where ya going. Ted? Been for a dip?? (Margo Girls) Ole Glamour Puss Judy Keep smiling Linda! Mr. Cherry — In harmony with nature? Birthday girl — Rene 4S y ' r ' M ' i JK t) ' -ji ORGANIZATIONS Row I. left to right— L. Winward, P. Niel- sen, J. Ambrose, D. Callender, A. Fretwell, L. Crawford, Miss Williams. Row 2 — C. Slaughter, V. Hlgglnson, D. Nelson. P. Hill. K. Transtrum, M. Jackson, S. Olson, L. Sprague, K. Cope, T. Boice. Row 3 — J. Abbott, G. Fugal, 5. Whiting, C. Fen- drick, J. Cooper, C. Sheen, D. Green, K. Snow, S. Mosman, M. Barningham, D. Sneddon. Row 4 — J. Coffin, B. Decker, L. Roberts, B. Frank, K. Jones, K. McVey, A. Peavey, R. Thorne, B. Bienapfl, J. Dudgeon. J. Arte. Quill Scroll Embryo journalists and future writers of best-sellers are honored in Quill and Scroll, an organization recognizing journalistic ability. The thirty-eight members, drawn from the newspaper and yearbook staffs, are those who have shown greatest promise in the field of writing or other journalistic activities this year. Officers for the year were Daveen Callender, President; Judy Ambrose, Vice-President; and Pamela Nielsen, Secretary. Nationa Forensic League Row :, left to right— P. Nielsen, L. Win- ward, D. Green, H. Nortman, M. Gibbens. Row 2 — B. Jorges, V. Billman, J. Young, G. Ouderkirk. S. Smith, R. Winward, T. Fisk. Row 3 — Miss Morgan, C. Scrivner, P. Ward, M. Wood, E. Gibson, K. Jones, M. Hedberg, C. Sanders, Miss Williams. National Forensic League is a national honor organization for those students who have earned a minimum of twenty-five points. Those earning more than this amount receive higher degrees. N.F.L. participated in a student congress, and helped sponsor a few debate tourna- ments. There are a total number of twenty-two members in our organization, of which ten have earned various honor degrees. Officers of the club this year are; Merle Gibbens, President; Dianne Green, Vice- President; hlelen Nortman, Secretary-Treasurer, Co-Advisers are Miss Kathryn Morgan and Miss Elizabeth Williams. Row I, left to riglit— J. Ambrose, K. Holli- day. V. Higglnson. D. Callender, J. Van Dusen, E. Gibson, D. Green. Row 2 — Mr. Keuter, Ivt. Fluharty, L. Winward, K Snow, R. Thorne, V. Wclker, 0. Merle, W Siemiller. Row 3— B. Bienapfl, R. Ander sen. C. Fendrick. P. Nielsen. B. Young, B Wilcox, C. Martin, V. Martin, C. Scrivner Thespians Thespian Troupe No. 875 had an active and successful year under the leadership of its sponsor, Jerry Keuter. The first production of the year was Our hiearts Were Young and Gay. In the spring several one-act plays were produced. A three-act play entitled The Curious Savage was also produced in the spring. The formal initiation and banquet was held in April. Pow Wow Row I, left to rigtit— M. Koskie, C. Stanger. B. Bienapfl, R. Tanner, S. Neal, L. Winter, S. Waterman. Row 2— L. Pritchard C. Link, E. Pruett, T. Fisk, H. Littlefield, R. Solen, J. Carman, M. Couzens, L. Morgan, Miss Morgan. Row 3 — T. Cummings, L. Schroeder, J. Van Dusen, B. Cox. J. Tan- ner, M. Wocd, K, Stiawver. K. Snow, R, Osborn. To promote better speech at school, at home, and in the community is the prime purpose of the Meridian hHigh Pow Wow Club. During the year the club presented a num- ber of plays among which were Christmas on Erie Street and The Stones Cry Out. The club participated in the S.R.V. Speech Clinic where their play, The Stones Cry Out received a superior rating. Also many members took part in the District Declamation Festival at Nampa. Those who received a superior or an excellent rating went to the Re- gional Festival at Borah hHigh. The officers for the year were: Don Bennett and Ray Tan- ner, presidents; John Van Dusen and Scott Neal, vice-presidents; Linda Morgan and Lana Winter, secretaries; Bill Bienapfl and Marilee Koskie, treasurers; Tracy Fisk and Carl Stanger, parliamentarians; Sherry Waterman, historian; Bill Bienapfl and Kay Shawver, program chairmen. 0 fr. Q W. tiU -M -f ' miAtL Row I, left to nqtit— P Hill, K. McVey, L. Stevens, C. Slaugtiter. Miss Brown, S. Ossmen, V. Higqinson, S. Davenport, D. Nelson. Row 2— S. Smith, K. Transtrum, P. Nielsen, G. Christensen. L. Moyle, S. t«tosman, D. Callender, M. Flutiarty, R. Ttiorne. Row 3— Ivl, t iller. K. Holladay, A. Frost, E. Sands, J. Coy, M. tvtcKay, L. Winward, K. Ctiristensen, M. Garner, J. Downing, S. Friday, J. Walton. Row A — S. Olson, L. Crawford, M. Strong, L. Morgan. L. Taylor, C. Cone, M. Couzens, C. Link, 5. Hollabaugh, S. Pitman, S. Blades. A. Blake. Row 5— L. Ricti. L. Roberts, K. Cope, K. Merrill D. Buckley. E. Scliutte, M. Olson, M. Koskie, L, Winter, D. Gardner, S. Warrick. B. Frank, J. Coffin. Row 6— D. Keller, J. Taylor, G. Ouderkirk, P. Evans, J. Tanner, V. Welker. J. Riggins. J. Buck, J. Abbott. K. Jones, R. Pearman, J. Young, V. Bates. B. Decker. F. H. A. OFFICERS Seated, left io rigiit— P. Hill, L. Stevens, C. Slaugtiter, S. Ossmen. Miss Brown. D. Nelson, V. Higginson. S. Davenport, K. McVey. The Future Homemakers of America have really been busy this year. Under the outstanding leadership of the president, Sharon Ossmen, they have engaged in many activities. The other officers are: Charlene Slaughter, Vice-President; Marilyn Jackson. Secretary; Louise Ste- vens. Treasurer; Donna Nelson, hiistorian; Karen McVey, Degrees Chairman; Vicki Higginson, Reporter; Sandra Davenport, Recreation Chairman; and Pam Hill, Chaplain. Two girls in this chapter hold district offices. They are Marilyn Jackson, President, and Lana Winters, Secretary. After a year of hard work fourteen girls received their state degrees. They are: Rita Thorne, Gayle Christensen, Vicki Higginson, Linda Moyle, Sharon Ossmen, Daveen Callender, Marilyn Fluharty, Sally Mosman. Sandy Smith, Louise Stevens, Pem Nielsen, Marilyn Jackson. Kathy Transtrum, and Pam Hill. This year our chapter initiated the Boise High Chap- ter. Five countries were represented at our annual Inter- national Dinner. The major event of the year was the State F.H.A. Convention held In Pocatello, Idaho. There two of the girls, Kathie Transtrum and Marilyn Jackson, ran for state and national offices. The girls received their state degrees at this convention. Our final activity was our part in the Style and Hobby Show. We have many pleasant activities to remember from this most successful year. Row I left to right— Mr. Carnie, D. Carlson. R. Tanner. S. Peterson. J. J. Sed ' lacek, J. Nau, D. King. M. Eisenhauer. D. Downing. L. Davis, D. D, Brooks. R. Armstrong. R. Fairbanks. D. Fletcher. R. Bolen, J. Couiens K. White. F. Nichols. I. Fisk, W. Ennis, S. Stocking. Ro ' Davis S. Vest. R. Byers. 5. Jones. Row 2— M. Gibbens. L. Jensen. C. Miller. Baldwin. Row ' 3— T. Southerland. G. Smith. L. Ivtusick. V. Smith. E. tvtahler. Row 4— R. Brooks, D. Cravens. B. Tullock, B. Waite. L. Flynn. D. Matlock. 5— R. Sanders, T. Summers, M. Mulchay. B. Kent. J. Stevenson. G. Cowles, D. Jenkins. W. Thiel. D. Baker. L. Knapp. W. Downs. J. Paulin. F. F. A. For the past six years the local F.H.A. chapter has won the sweepstakes award at the State Contests in Mosco w. We also won several first places in district contests. Our poultry judging team, consisting of Sam Jones, John Davis, John Couzens, and Leon Jensen, was awarded first place at Moscow, and thus was entitled to compete in the National Contest at Kansas City, Missouri, where the team received a gold medal. The main activities of the year have been the Harvest Ball, with Queen Mary Sanchotena reigning; the Parent- and-Son Banquet, at which the chapter ' s speech contest was held and honorary chapter farmers were selected: the annual pest drive, as well as other contests, includ- ing the tractor driving contest; and a parliamentary law contest. This year, Randy Byers, our chapter public- speaking winner, was entitled to compete in the State Public Speaking contest held during the State F.F.A. Convention at Burley, Idaho, Serving as spring and summer officers were Dick Carl- son, President; Sam Jones, Vice-President; Randy Byers, Secretary; Ray Tanner, Treasurer: John Davis and Steven Peterson, Reporters; and Gary Vest, Sentinel. Mr. Carnie and Mr. Gardner served as advisers. wnirm JUDGING TEAM Row I. left to right— R. Byers. G. Vest. J. Davis. M. Gibbens. D. Carlson. S. Stocking. Row 2 — S. Feterson. L. Flynn. J. Couiens. R. Tanner. D. Down- J. Paulin. Row 3— J. Nau. S. Jones. L. Jen- ing. sen. D. McKay. K. Felt. Mr. Carnie. fik dJ y 7 J? ?.. 4 y FC • ci L v$sV r-- Me Wa Service Club Service Council Row I— L. Roberts, B. Decker, M. Fluhartv, M. Jackson, D. Nelson, Miss Williams. Row 2— L. Lacy. V. Higginson, C. Slaughter, S. Ossmen, K. Cope, K. Wolfkiel, H. Nortman, K. Transtrum, K. Holladay, P. Hill. Row 3— G. Christensen. S. Mosman, L. Morgan, R. Thome, E. Gibson, J. Ambrose, A. Fretwell, C. Fendrick, L. Crawford. Row A — L. Moyle, M. Strong. L. Stevens, P. Nielsen. L. Winward, L. Sprague. P. Evans, G. Ouderkirk, J. Taylor. Row 5 — D. Callender, S. Daven- port, J. Young. A. McClure, V. Billman. V. Bates. D. Merle. S. Smith, J. Tanner. B. Smith. G. Marshall. The Service Council is made up of the Senior and Junior girls who were most active in the Service Club the previous year. The officers for this year were Marilyn Fluharty, President; Marilyn Jackson, Vice-President; Barbara Decker, Secretary; Donna Nelson, Treasurer; Linda Roberts. hHistorian, and Miss Williams, Adviser. The activi- ties of this group consisted of the Sophomore Orientation. Noon Concessions, Friends ' Day, Style Show. Christmas Program, Elks ' Program, Awards Tea, and the Easter Play. M V ;-f , Pi ir%p : Row I— G. Fugal, E. Fullei, M. Biu„i,, G. Merrell, S. Olson, J. Coffin. S. Whitinq, L. Rich, P. Canning, V. Keidle, Row 2— B. Chaney, D. Coltrin, B. Moore. L. Bess, D. Slaughter. J. Matthews, C. Sanders. D. Barker, C. Dunten, J. Moss, J. Abbott. Row 3— L. Reed. P. Michel, M. Sanchotena, M. Matlock. S. Partridge, V. Smith, B. Koch, R. Pearman, J. Ewing. M. Himerich, D. McMullen. M. Brattin, P. Pharoah ' S. Perk. Row 4— D. Ross, S. Little, J. Cooper. E. Venable, C. Stover, L. Owsley, 0. Keller. D. Larson. P. Ward. S. Scott, B. Frank, D. Boyd, C. Martin. Row 5— K. Grosso. K. Howard, P. Reed. D. Green. D. Patterson, L dily, D. Patterson, S. Wolfe, g ' Fuhrman, S. Carter, A. Peavey. K. Jones. K. McVe . C. Scrivner.-V. Martin. J. BIjcK! Big Sisters Big Sisters, the less active division of Senior and Junior girls of Service Club, was headed by Sandra Olson, President. Assisting her were Judy Coffin, Vice-President, and Gloria Merrell, Secretary-Treasurer. The main activity of the year was the Christmas Tea. Big Sisters also assisted with the Boys ' Federation Dinner, the style show, pep assemblies, and concessions. Me Wa Service Club Row I left to right— L Winward S Ohon S. Warrick, M. Kosliie, K. Merrell, J. Tucker. Miss Williams. Row 2— J. Nichols. P Garrett M Miller J Alien J. Marion, K. Christensen, M. McKay, P. Bidwell, E. Pruett, D. Buckley, E. Schutte. C. Link Row 3— K Holloway C. Evans. S. Friday, C. Paul. E. White. B. Cox, A. Blake, C. Hall, C. Byrne. K. Bess. J. Van Paep ghem M. Gushing. Row 4— C. Haynes. S. Blades. A. Knudson, M. Couzcns. C. Cone. N. Cowger. S. Halverson T. Arnold J Tompkins A. Frost, J. Coy, E. Sands. J. Storer. Row 5— S. Pitman, B. Frineil. P. Mesecher. P. Starr. L. H.I . M Olson P Farnham 5 Waterman, M. Hedberg, J. Downing. N. Sizemore. L. Winter. D. Gardner, L. Patterson, J. Boosters is the name of the Sophomore division of Service Club. This year it has been headed by Marilee Koskie, President; Kathleen Merrill. Vice-President: Sharon Olsen. Secretary; Sandy Warrick. Treasurer; Julie Tucker, hlistorian; Louise Winward, Student Adviser; and Elizabeth Williams, Faculty Adviser. The activities of the group were pep assemblies, style show, Christmas dinner, Senior Banquet, and managing concessions. Boosters Row I left to right-G. Marshall, E. Fuller. S. Whiting. C. Fendrick. P. Michel, M. Sanchotena. Row 2-G. Fugal, S. Davenport. A. Fret- well, D. Nelson. Not Pictured— S. Ossmen, V. Higginson. L. Moyle, B. Smith. Dance Teams in assemblies rmances h displayed their talent and indicated the constant practice that it requires to make them perform pertectly. The fourteen girls in the two dance teams have been very active this year, participating and also during the half-time entertainment at several of the games. The Dance Teams ' performances have Row I, left to right— J. Couiens, B. Wilcox, Mr. Bro n. C Blom, J. Hartwell. Row 2— R. Wood, B. Jorges. R. Austin, R. Andersen, R. Sparks, T. Sparling. Radio Club Radio Club Is a relatively new organization, which was started just last year. The President of Radio Club is Charles Blom; Vice-President is Bill Wilcox; the club has no secretary-treasurer. The main aim of Radio Club presently is to finish construction of a radio transmitter to be used by the club to broadcast from the school. At this time the club has a lead to the P. A. system, so now and then the group broadcasts through the hall speakers. The studio is located in the rear of the Visual Aids room just off the gym. Row I, left to right— H. Nortman, B. Morton, B. Fuetirer, D. Baldwin, A. Riddle Griffiths, R. Wood. T. Sparling, Mr. Fricke. Row 2— D. Sage. J, Hartwell. Ski Club The Meridian hiigh School Ski Club is a new club this year. It has been very busy getting organized and promoting skiing. The officers of the club this year are: Robert Fuehrer, President; Bill Horton, Secretary. The Adviser is Omar Fricke. Most of the activities centered at Bogus Basin, and skill increased largely, while fractures were kept almost out of the ski picture. Row I, left to nght- verson. A. Anderson, -M, Fluharty, P. Evans, D. Barker. Mr J. Mddsen. W. Lakey, S. Neai. J, Da J. Rigqins. S. Ha Lloyd, B. Wood, J. Abbott. Row .-is. Row 3— D. Knapp, J. Counsil, erson, D. Merle. -D. Larson, L. Hal- Pruett, P. Canning 4j - t i Square Dance Club The Meridian High School Square Dance Club was organized for every of M.H.S. to enjoy himself and to have fun. Mr. Lloyd, along with President Bi Wood, Vice-President Marilyn Fluharty. and Secretary-Treasurer Ly_nne lacy, has contributed greatly to the success of this newly-organized club. Mr. Don Fluharty furnished the music and called for the square dances. Dances were held on the second and fourth Thursdays of each winter month, bringing enjoyment, the mam purpose of the club, to everyone who attended. : ' Mj ' e ' - J ' 59 Calendar SEPTEMBER 5 — School begins 26 — Y-Teen Swimming and pizza party OCTOBER ' I — Employment Tests 6 — Patron ' s Day 12— F.H.A. Initiation 20 — Homecoming 21— F.H.A. District Round-Up 2A — Service Club Style Show 31 — Halloween Dance NOVEMBER 2 — Fall Music Concert 4 — District Marching Festival 6-10 — National Education Week 7 — Career Day 8 — Our Hearts Were Young and Gay ' 13 — Football Banquet 16 — Annual Assembly 17— Harvest Ball 17-18— District One-Act Play Festival 22 — Y-Teen Thanksgiving Assembly 23-2 1 — Thanksgiving Vacation 28 — Sadie Hawkins Dance 30-3 1— S.R.V. Music Clinic DECEMBER 5 — Service Club and Boys ' Federatio n Dinner 7 — Frank Church Assembly 8 — Christmas Formal 1 I — F.H.A. International Dinner 12 — Service Club Awards Tea 13 — Harlem Clowns 19 — Mixed Chorus on TV 2 I — Service Club Christmas Program 22 — Christmas Speech Assembly 23 — Christmas Vacation JANUARY 2 — Back to School I 7- 1 8 — Semester Tests 18— Art Exhibit 19-20— I.S.C. Debates 27 — Student Council Dance FEBRUARY I— F.H.A. Candy Party 3 — S.R.V. Debate Tournament 12- 14 — Twirp Week 15 — F.F.A. Parent-Son Banquet 17— S.R.V. Speech Festival 22 — Lincoln-Washington Assembly 27 — Derrengers — Organ Concert MARCH 1-3 — District Basketball Tourney 10 — District Declamation 10 — Y-Teens Winter Conference A — University of Idaho Band 16 — Science Fair 16-17— District Debate 17 — Sweethearts ' Ball 25-27 — F.H.A. Convention at Pocatello APRIL 6 — Cotton Swing 10 — Spring Band Concert 14 — District Music Festival 1 4 — Y-Teen Style Show 19 — Spring Chorus Concert 20 — Easter Vacation 24 — Y-Teens Dinner and Dance 26 — Thespian Initiation 27-28 — Regional Music Festival 28 — Idaho State College Journalism Conference MAY 18— ANNUAL DAY 7 — Service Club Awards Tea 1 I — Graduation Formal 15 — Service Club Senior Dinner 17 — Style and Hobby Show 20 — Baccalaureate 2 I — Graduation 25 — Last Day of School 28 — Close of School and Report Cards iO SPORTS — ■ ' ' I m n y O ' r5 ff t K f n r! The Meridian Warriors opened their football season against the Vale Vikings In a well-played IB- IS battle. Although the K I ' ?ridian team was small In weight, It showed a large amount of fighting de- termination. The Warriors played an outstanding game with the co-champions of Emmett, losing by a score of 27-28. The team ' s 3-5-2 didn ' t show Its true ability. There were sixteen returning seniors on the team this year. Co-captains for the season were Royce Garner and Robert Osborne. Ron Arnold Left Halfback. 3 years Robert Armstrong End, 2 ye-ars Delbert Bain Tackle, 3 years Joe Bales Guard. 2 years Dennis Barrett Guard. 2 years Gary Bertsch End, 3 years Dan Brooks Left Halfback, I year Randy Byers Guard, I year Dennis Chesnut End, 3 years Pat Cullen End. I year John Dudgeon Tackle, 3 years Steve Eames Quarterback. I year Robert Ellis End, 2 years Bob Fueher Tackle. 3 years Royce Garner Fullback, 3 years Greg Goade Tackle, I year Jack Green End. 2 years Bill Hansen Tackle, 3 years Jesse Harris End, 2 years Jerry Hihath End, I year Albert Jossis Right Halfback, 2 years Ray Lewis Right Halfback, 2 years Ron McDowell Guard, 2 years Dick McFarland Fullback, 2 years John McKinley Tackle, 2 years Football COACHES Left to right— Mr. Charlton, Mr. Parks, Mr. Brown Jim Mallard Riqht Halfback, 3 years Del Matlock Tackle, I year Chuck Meissner Tackle. 3 years Howard Meissner Tackle, I year Lee Roy Mitchell End, 2 years Pete Nichols Center. 2 years Terry Nyborq Left Halfback. 2 years George Osborne Center. 2 years Robert Osborne Quarterback, 3 years Ron Parks Guard, 2 years Walt Patterson Tackle, I year John Paulin Tackle, 3 years Dave Pavelec End, 3 years Gary Pitkin Guard. 3 years Ronald Reed End, 2 years Kermit Scarborough Quarterback, 2 years Lloyd Shields Center, 2 years Dan Snodgrass Guard, 3 years Sheryl Stocking Tackle, 2 years Ted Summers Tackle, 3 years Gary Vest Fullback, I year Roger Zabel Halfback, 2 years n f ! r n ■i - i ' If a o 4 1 f 1 MANAGERS ft to right — Mr. Brown, Harry Garvin. Leon Eisenbrandt, Mike Jones, Jack Hartwell 1961-1962 SCOREBOARD Meridian ____ __ 13 Meridian 7 Meridian 6 Meridian .___ __ 13 Meridian 37 Meridian 26 Vale 13 Borah 32 Nyssa 14 Mt. Home 13 Weiser Emmett 27 Meridian 12 Payette 6 Meridian Boise 19 Meridian 35 Parma 13 Meridian Ontario 27 Football Snaps The actions over there Good tackle, boy What are we looking for? ' Good job, Chesnut eftich breaks away One more step and you ' ve got hii I think he ' s been tackled Keep that head low Basketball Snaps Pavelec puts one up Beautiful pose, younq man Arnold kicks Ar nold and Bertsch go for reboi jrd Nice tip Robert Arnold tips one out Put it back up, fella New style of flying Arnold shoots one Bertsch puts up a hook Snodqrai.s goes for the hoop Everybody watches Basketball Bob Armstrong Ron Arnold Gary Bertsch Mike Brown Dennis Chesnut V £. %. Ted Fluharty Royce Garner Steve Givens 1,.. L. COACHES Left to right— Mr. Charlton, Mr. Parks. Mr. Perkins 1961-1962 SCOREBOARD ■vi; ;; v '  s«ss « Meridian 46 Borah 63 Meridian .__ 46 Nampa 35 Meridian ._. 3 1 Boise 41 Meridian 41 Emmett Ontario 43 Meridian ._ 49 60 Meridian 65 68 Nampa 41 Meridian Vale 40 Meridian 66 Weiser 52 Meridian 67 Payette . 42 Meridian 42 Nyssa 20 Meridian 52 Parma 29 Meridian 42 Ontario 62 Meridian 41 Emmett 43 Meridian 64 Weiser 46 Meridian . .. 39 Vale . Parma 42 Meridian 62 49 Meridian 54 Payette 49 Meridian 75 Nyssa 45 Meridian 39 Boise 51 Meridian 64 Nampa 50 Meridian 39 Mt. Home 41 Basketball Tom Marshall Lee Roy Mitchell John Mullins George Osborne Robert Osborne Dave Pavelec Kermit Scarborough Dan Snodgrass MANAGERS Left to right — Larry Weast, Jotin Van Dusen, Harry Garvin The Meridian Warriors opened the 1961-1962 season with a close loss to the Borah Lions. Meridian won three games and lost three games in non- conference games with S.I.C. foes. Meridian ended its season with a respectable 9-5 league record, and ended the non-conference season with a 12-9 record. The Warriors had one of the strongest teams that Meridian has had in many years, much stronger than their record indicates. Meridian lost to Mt. Home by two points in the semi-finals of the Dis- trict Tournaments to end a very successful season. Ron Arnold was elected captain and Gary Bertsch was elected co-captain for the 1961-1962 season. ■ Baseball L— . • ' m vt ' V, Row I, left to right— B. Wood, T. Marshsll. J. Mallard, D. Snodgrass, D. Chesnut, J. Van Dusen, G. Pitkin, R. Wlnward. Row 2— D. Bain, B. Hansen, M. Barningham, J. Bales, T. Flutiarty, L. Shields, R. Foust, R. Lewis. Row 3— A. Anderson, B. Eshelman, D. Cecil R. Ellis, G. Bertsch, R. Arnold. D. Brumble. L. Mitchell, Mr. Parks, G. Hazen. As this annual closes its report for 1961-62, the Warriors have a fine outlook on the baseball season. Although the Warriors have only two returning lettermen, Jim Mallard and Dick Brumble, we have some fine prospects. The Warriors had an impressive record last year and hope to improve it under their new coach. Ray Parks, who came to high school this year from Eagle. Junior Varsity Baseball f t Row I, left to right— J. Colllngham, L. Flynn, T. Cummings, D. McFarland, R. Gillespie. Row 2— Mr. Perkins. P. Cul- len, D. Matlock, R. Reed, R. Mosman, G. Mitchell, G. Goade, L. Jerread. o . k ' v :J ' ° ' ' ' -i f v t- % ■Mttf n ' Tennis n T . S , ( W Knw I left to right-Mr. Hdmmond, G. Merrill, C. Slaughter, J. Ambrose, C. Fendrick, M Sanchotena. S Whiting M, Brattin Mr. Sutherland, Row 2— S, Olson. O. McDowell, M. Morns. R. McDonald, A. Riddle C ' Stanger L. Winter, J, Van Paepeghem, S. Halverson. Row 3— R. Thorne, L. Sprague M. Mc- Curry D Jordon L. H.ilver.on, K. Jones. J. Ewing, L. Roberts. D. Merle. Row 4— T. Moore, R. Larrondo, J. Green. P. Nichols, C. Meissner, B. Nyborg, O. Clouss, K. Alger, K. Scarborough, M. Brown. K. Steen, D. Pavelec. Not Pictured — M. Himerich. As our annual goes to press, Meridian has high hopes for its tennis team this year. We have lost several of the players who helped us win State last year, but we have many promising players who will keep Meridian ranking well at the top of tennis teams in the State during the ' 61 and ' 62 season. Track This year we had twenty-five tracksters out. Mr. Charlton took over the coaching job. We are starting a new track and plan to develop it into one of the best. Under the leadership of Coach Charlton, we shall build our track teams up to make track one of the major sports in Meridian and our track teams the best in the Valley. Row I— T. Summers, D. Knapp. R. Fuehrer, T. Purdy, R. Garner. R. Osborne, Mr. Charlton. Row 2— H. Garvin, D. Morris, J. McKinley, L. Kilgore, L. Clauson, G. Vest, R. Byers, R. Godfrey. Row 3— L. Knapp, G. Osborne. J. Harris, S. Eames, R. McDowell, B. Armstrong. T. Nyborg, B. Rice. Junior Basketball Row I, left to right— T. Marshall, T. Fluharty. M. Brown, R. Ellis. Row 2— K. Scarborough, S. Givens. L. Mitchell, G. Osborne, B. Armstrong. Junior Varsity Athletics --■ r iJ Sophomore Basketball Ron I, left to right— Mr. Charlton. D. McFarland, S. Eames, T. Nyborg. R. God- frey, D. Gregory, J. Hihath. Row 2— J. Harris, P. Cullen, L. Jerread, P. Nichols, R, Reed. R, Mosman, H. Garvin. Not Pictured— G, Mitchell. Girls ' Athletic Association Left tD nqht— J Allen. D Barker, D. Larsen. L- Winward, D. Merle. S. Parttidge. C Stover L. Owsley J. Moss. C. Peabody, J. Counsil, D. Baldv in. L. Smith. M. Juedes, L. Morgan B. Collins. S. Kalousek, J. Nichols. P. Garrett, A. Marshall, M. Hedberg. The purpose of Girls ' Athletic Association is to promote a better organized athletic program for the girls of Meridian hHigh School, with emphasis on good sportsmanship. G.A.A. belongs to the District S.R.V. Girls ' Athletic Association, which makes it possible for members to participate in the play days. Many have also participated in noon activi- ties. For money-raising projects the girls have had car washes and candy sales. They also sponsored Susanne Kalousek as their Homecoming Queen candidate. Elected to lead this active group of girls during the school year 1961-1962 were Judy Counsil, President; Louise Winward, Vice-President: Susanne Kalousek, Secretary; Marcella Juedes, Treasurer; Judy Moss, Program Chairman: and Miss Gwilet Larson, Adviser. G.A.A. OFFICERS Row I, left to right— Judy Moss, Mar- cella Juedes, Judy Counsil. Row 2— Louise Winward, Susanne Kalousek, Miss Larson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right — Sharon Ossmen, Margie Brunn, Bud Young, Vicki Higginson. Charlene Slaughter. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders this year have really gone all out to create school spirit. By participating at all the assemblies and games, they have helped to bring pep and vigor to M.H.S. They have encouraged attendance at the games and assemblies, and by doing so have created a feeling of true school spirit. With their leadership and the co-operation of the students, they have Inspired our teams to many victories at Meridian hHigh. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right — Judy Van Paepe- ghem. Sherry Waterman, Marcella Hedberg. iUtttm ir ' . ACTIVITIES Seat ed— L. Crawford, J. Coffin, Mrs. Whife, J. Dudgeon. Standing, Row I, left to right— B. Collins, M. Juedes, C. Slaughter, J. Tanner, L. Moyle. J. Matthews, M.FIuharty, M. Jackson. S. Carter, M. Sanchotena. Row 2— S. Olson, K. Cope. J. Ambrose, A. Fretwell, C. rendrick, B. Young. H. Nortman. R. Thorne V. Billman, A. McClure. S. Rose, S. Walk = r, Row 3— C. Martin. S. Mosman. S. Whiting. J. Ewing, K. Scar- borough, B. Bienapfl. T. Boice, M. Barningham. D. Ostroot, D. Callender. P. Nielsen, J. Young. 1962 Mana Ha Sa The Mana Ha Sa of 1962 which you now hold, thanks to the hard work of the annual staff, was pro- duced by Editor in Chief Linda Crawford. The staff adviser was Mrs. White. Judy Coffin was the associ- ate editor and John Dudgeon was business manager. The annual staff presented the Annual Assembly to the student body of Meridian hiigh School on October 16. John Dudgeon was master of ceremonies. The Mana HHa Sa staff for this year has worked hard to continue the First-Class rating received from Moscow for the 1961 Mana Ha Sa. EDITORS John Dudgeon. Linda Crawford, Judy Coffin. Mrs. White. 74 Seated left to right— A. Peavey, P. Nielsen, L. Winward. K. Transtrum, J. Arte. Row I P. Hdl. M. Flutiarty, R Thor ' ne S Davenport. A. Fretwell, D. Nelson, S. Ossrren, G. Fugal, D. CaMender. M. Jackson, J. Abbott, Miss Williams Row 2— R. Godfrey. L. Stevens, L. Roberts, B. Frank, G. Ouderkirk, D. Green, V. Hiqgin- son C Slaughter J. Coffin. K. Jones, K. McVey, B. Decker, L. Sprague, J. Ambrose, D. Sneddon. 1962 Warwhoop This year ' s staff upheld the Warwhoop ' s long and high tradition by winning All-State honors. The staff worked very hard to keep the Warwhoop ' s National Rating, First Class, which means it is one of the four best newspapers in the United States ac- cording to the judging by University of Minnesota National Scholastic Press Association. We are now striving for All-American rating. Louise Winward was editor in chief of this year ' s staff, with Pamela Nielsen as assistant editor. Jim Arte was sports editor, and Kathie Transtrum and Anna Peavey were feature editors. Make-up editors were Donna Nelson, Gayla Fugal, and Ann Fretwell. Miss Elizabeth Williams was adviser. EDITORS Seated, left to right— A. Peavey. P. Nielsen, L. Winward. K. Transtrum. J. Arte. Standing — D. Nelson, A. Fretwell, S. Davenport. G. Fugal, S. Ossmen, Miss Williams. Homecoming Queen Pretty, ambitious Ann Fretwell was crowned Homeconning Queen of ' 61, by co-captains Royce Garn er and Robert Osborne, during the half- time of the Payette game. Ann was chosen Queen by popular vote of the football team. Queen Ann Fretwell HOMECOMING ROYALTY Left lo right — Sharon Ossmen, Vicki Higgin- son, Ann Fretwell, Mary Sanchotena. Donna Nelson. ■ Harvest Ball Queen Crowned Harvest Queen for 1961 by Merle Gibbens was Mary Sanchotena, a petite, brown-haired, hazel-eyed senior. The annual ball was sponsored by Future Farmers of America. Mary was chosen by the student body by penny vote. Queen Mary Sanchotena HARVEST ROYALTY Left to right — Judy Van Paepeghem, Barbara Decker, Mary Sanchotena, Janet Mitchell, Patty Wood. Debate The first event of the year for de- baters was a novice tournament held at Nampa. Debaters also participated in critique debates held by Caldv ell and Meridian during the first semester. The varsity debaters attended the In- vitational Debate Tournament at Idaho State College in January, and hosted the first S.R.V. Debate Tournament February 3 in v hich we tied for second. Louise Winward, Marcella Hedberg, Dianne Green, and Karen Jones placed fourth in the District 3 Debate Tourna- ment held in Boise. Also participating were Merle Sibbens, Helen Nortman, Tracy Fisk and Stanley Smith in the open division. In this subject those who took part have learned much about clear and unbiased thinking. Row I, left to right— K. Jones, D. Green. L Winward, M. Hedberg, T. Fisk. S. Smith, H. Nortman M Gibbens. Row 2— J. Nichols. B. Friizell. D. McKay, T. Reed. R. Winward, L. Davis, Miss Williiams. Declamation Row I— Miss Wlllialms, L. Pritchard, C. Link, K. Snow, B. Cox, J. Tanner. L. Morgan, Miss Morgan. Row 2— M. Couzens, M. Wood, K. Shawver, D. Green, E. Pruett, L. Winward, M. Hedberg, M. Koskie, D. Dalrymple. S. Waterman. Row 3 — J. Carmen. J. Patton, R. Reed, R. Tanner, M. Gib- bens, S. Neal, R. Winward T. Fisk. Row 1 — J. Osborn, L. Schroeder, J. VanDusen, B. Bienapfl, C. Stanger, R. Bolen. H. Littlefield. T. Cummings, D. Bennett. District declamation was held in Nampa this year where twenty-seven speech and debate students participated in eleven individual events and two group events. M.ht.S. received eight superior and three excellent ratings. At Regional three superiors were received and eight excellents. Our representatives took part in Original Essay, Original Oratory, Interpretive Oratory, Poetry Reading. Radio Drama, Radio Speaking, Dramatic Reading, Humor- ous Reading, Retold Story, Choric Speaking, After-dinner Speaking, Extemporaneous Speaking, Panel Discussion. Miss Kathryn Morgan and Miss Elizabeth R. Williams are group advisers. THE PERFECT CAROL Left to right— Ray Lewis. Brent Evans, Marcella Hedberg. Marilyn Fluharty. Stiaron Ossmen, Pam Nielsen, Richard Winv ard, Stanley Smith. Merle Gibbens, Karen Jones, Danny Jenkins, Tracy Fisk. Billy Wood, Jim See. Not Pictured — Marilyn Jackson Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was chosen to be the school play for 1962. It is a lively comedy in three acts that continually throws out surprises and refreshing lines to the audience. The action of the play took place in the 20 ' s when hems were high and hopes were even higher. The two hero- ines, Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, were bound for Europe to learn acting and dancing, re- spectively. Except for a few minor disasters (measles, bed bugs, and Emily ' s lively imagination) it ends happily with the characters getting exactly what they wanted. Members of the cast were: Rita Thorne, Bud Young, Bill Bienapfl, Johnny Van Dusen, Pam Nielsen, Vicki hiigginson, Karen Snow, Connie Scrivner, Diane Green, Chauncy Wurst, Walter Siemiller, Joe Proctor, Dorothy Merle, Vicki Welker, Play OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Left to right— Bill Bienapfl, John Van Dusen, Vicki Higginson Rita Thorne, Bud Young, Pam Nielson. Owen Clouss, Chauncy Wurst, Joe Proctor, Walter Siemiller Vicki Welker, Dianne Green, Karen Snow, Dorothy Merle. Richard Anderson, Owen Clouss, and Kathie Trans- trum. Mr. Keuter was the director of this play and Daveen Callender was the student director. CHRISTMAS PLAY The Perfect Carol, the story of the origin of the song Silent Night was this year ' s Christmas Play. The play was written by Aileene Sargent, with the leading characters portrayed by Brent Evans, as Josef Mohr, Marilyn Jackson as Elsa Mohr, Ray Lewis as Franz Gruber, the author of the song, and Marcella Hedburg as Marta Weimer. Both the Girls ' Chorus and the Band performed, and the Mixed Chorus closed the program with the tra- ditional Hallelujah Chorus, from the Messiah. THE PERFECT CAROL Left to right — Ray Lewis. Brent Evans, Marcella Hedberg, Sharon Ossmen, Pam Nielsen, Marilyn Fluharty, Richard Winward, Stan Smith, Merle Gibbens, Karen Jones. Danny Jenkins, Tracy Fisk, Billy Wood, Jim See. Meridian ' s Most AlHieiK Hon Arnold i Judii Cami - ' Dove PavelK ' f - Most kil filed 5 1 II t ieiuipfU „ Shim Ossmari Finest m Row I, left to right— K. Howard, K. Tranitrum. V. Hiqqinson. M. Strong, J. Ambrose, D. Slaughter J. Cooper L Sprague J. Taylor, D. Nelson. M. Jackson, S. Walker, K. Merrill, D. Chenoweth, K. Grosso. C. Palmer. Row 2— C Dunten L Higl ginson. C. Slaughter. C. Sanders, L. Bodily, K. WoKkiel, A. Peavey, E. Gibson, V. Bates. L. Rich M Brunn o ' Coltrin R. Thorne. D. Callender, A. Fretwell, A. McClure. Row 3— S. Davenport. D, Merle, R, Sanders, B. Waite C. ' Stanger o ' McDowell, F. Anderson, S. Derrer. J. Tanner, J. Davenport, D, Bain, L. Greenwood, D. Pletcher B. Chaney G Fuhrman S KalDjsek. Row l— Mr. Peterson, C. Stanger, R. Ellis. L. Mitchell. G. Mitchell. B. Evans, R. Armstrong R Lewis D Kna ' pp D. Pavelec, B. Rice, R. Burnham. M, King, J. Osborn, J. Patton. L. Jensen C. Mille, -(xf y rV .v : r--,,A Mixed Chorus Director Phil Peterson, and the seventy-voice Mixed Chorus were kept busy this year with many performances. The fall, Christmas, and spring concerts were highlights of the year. The chorus also performed on television, made a record, attended district and regional festivals, and sang in many assemblies. The officers for the year were Delbert Bain. President; Ray Lewis, Vice-President; Marilyn Jackson, Robe Chairman; Margie Brunn, Business Manager. MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS Left to right— D. Bain, M. Brunn, K. Wolfkiel, M, Jackson. R. Lewis. Row I, left to right— S. Scott, L. Smitti, S. Johnson. D. Patterso n, n Pattcr gn p. Evans, M. Gushing. L. Baldwin, C. Rowell, K, E ickson. Rtw 2— C. Stover. L. Raynor. L. Patterson. S. HoITabaugh, K. Bes s, K. Christensen, M. Garner, S. Wolf, S. Todd. L. Morgan. T. Arnold. B. Evans. Row 3—1. Classen, C. Lincoln, L. Owsley, D. Keller. C. Cone, K. Novak. M. IvIcKay. N. Size- more. L. Strasser, C. Evans, J. Downing. S. Halverson, G. Lotridge; P. Nielsen, piano. Girls ' Chorus The 1961-62 school year was a busy but happy one for the Girls ' Chorus. Under the guidance of their director, Mr. Phil Peterson, they improved rapidly and enjoyed the year ' s work. This year the girls ' outfits were navy blue sheaths. To accent the blue the girls made a gold eighth note which they wore on their left shoulder. Some of the highlights of the year were S.R.V. Clinic, the Christmas Concert, the fall and spring concerts and the District III Music Festival. GIRLS ' CHORUS OFFICERS Darlene Pattersons President; Diana Keller, Secretary; Mr. Peterson, Director; Mary Ann McKay. Librarian; Delora4 =-£ ++erson. Vice- PresrHeiit. M° Tt!n ' I ' Vlr.w ' ' ' rT ' ' - •?T r ' - , ?! ' t Ed ' ' ' ' ? - ' - Tanner, K Woodall, R. W.Ike., L, Allen, S. Peck, E. Wh-te V Martm, E. Kuster. Row 2-K, Ryan, J. Hams, T. Re.hel. S. Rose. B. McPherson, T. Lawson. K. Fairbanks, S. Neal, S. Walker. Meridian High his year the Meridian High School Band functioned in three capacities, with various members playlnq In Dr more of the groups. The Concert Band, made up of approximately fortv-fi ThI one or more ot the groups. I he Concert Band, made up of approximately forty-five members, has qiven vari- ous concerts through the school year. Director of the band, Phil Cherry, has given many hours of extra time to help the band succeed. Several mennbers of the band were selected for the S.R.V. Honor Band and one of these members was chosen tor the All-State Band. An organ concert was sponsored by the band late In February for the students and the public. The band also attended the S.R.V. Music Festival and Contest. The Marching Band is proud of having received a plaque of honor for the outstanding performance in the hairyland Parade held in Boise during November. Lead by Dennis Ostroot, drum maior, it participated at every tootball game. Marching in front of the band were our six twirlers whom we proudly salute DRUM MAJOR Dennis Ostroot BAND OFFICERS Left to right— S. Rose. J. Fuhr- man. W. Ennis, V. Martin. R,w 3— R. Winward. J. Davenport. R. Gillespie, D. Hanson, J. Rose, J. Fuhrman, K. Blalce, W. Hadley, D. Durfee, L. Weast, R. Andersen. G. Goade, L. Kilqore. Row A — A. Riddle, D. Ostroot, R. Armfield, L. Taylor, J. Collingham. W. Ennis, H. Aldridge. School Band The Pep Band played at all pep rallies and went to all the basketball games. These bands helped keep our school spirit high, cheering our team to victory. PEP BAND Row I. left to right— L. Allen, T. Reutiel. R. Edmunds, S. Peck, jO S. Rose. Row 2— K. Fairbanks. S. Neal. R. Gillespie, J. Rose, J. hrman, K. Ryan, W. Hadley, G. Goade, R. Andersen, D. Ostroot. Row 3— A. Riddle, W. Ennis, R. Armfield. TWIRLERS Left to right— B. Smith, R. Pearman, C. Fendrick, B. Koch, M. Brattin. Center — M. Sanchotena. Senior Will We, the Senior Class of 1961-62, being of corrupted minds and exhausted bodies, do part from M.hH.S. with excelling speed and somewhat crazy hopes. So that the memory of our idealized class will always be remem- bered we bequeath and devise our treasures as follows: To the Junior Class we leave the honorable and sought-after center section of the auditorium. To the Sophomore Class we leave our good looks and time spent in the detention room. To Terry Nyborg goes Dennis Chesnut ' s curly hair and lady-killing manner. Owen Clouss bequeaths all his Doublemint gum to the lucky Junior and Sophomore girls. (Chew at your own risk, girls.) Ronnie Arnold leaves his sporting ability in football, basketball and baseball to Larry Jerread. To Melvin King goes Johnny Dudgeon ' s ability to stay sober — now and then. Bud Young inherits Jim Arte ' s mop and dust pan for future use. Milton Barningham wills his soft shoes (?) and twisting talent to George Osl nrnp Gary Bertsch leaves in the hopes that someone, somewhere, will watch over Jack Green. [Ber-tsch Ber-tsch). ' Chauncy Wurst inherits Bill Blenapfl ' s theatrical talent and challenging roles on the stage. Dick Carlson leaves without Sandy . . . but not for long- .Saadx a Olson wills her height tolKay Erickso n] To Ann Blake goes Charlene Peabody ' s a BTfTty to look, but not touch. Heddy Lappin bequeaths to Mardene Garner her vivacious flirtations in Sociology. The Senior Advanced P.E. girls will their unbearable conceit and outstanding athletic abilities to the poor underprivileged sophomores. Donna Nelson wills her crazy laugh to Margo Brattin. Dave Pavelec leaves his loud, flirtatious, rowdy, con- ceited, lazy ways and his ability to conduct assemblies to Lee Roy Mitchell. The teachers don ' t think this is funny. Denny Ouderkirk and Marvin Thon will their devout nature to Richard Byerly. John Paulin and Dan Pletcher leave to make room for new F.F.A. boys. Terry Purdy wills his Big Six to Mr. Sutherland, who in his turn wills it to the ash can. Garland Reich thanks Jim Arte for his janitorial duties and extra money. Roger Roeber wills his manly physique to Mr. Keuter and plans shortly to follow his teacher ' s romantic foot- steps. Walter Siemiller wills his big mouth to John Davis. Donn Sneddon wills his firearms to Davy Crockett. Ted Summers wills his life guard duties to Gary Roberts. Dick Teutsch wills his math ability to Steve Giveni. Wayne Thiel wills his B.C. leadership to Ray Tanner. Bob Thurston and Ron Walters will their love for Mr. Claxton to all lucky Juniors. John Van Dusen wills his baseball ability to Biff Eshelman. Morris Wingate wills his so called charm to Harry Garvin. Bill Wood wills his fighting ability to Jack Zabel, which with what he already has should make a champ (or chimp) of Jack. Bobby Lincoln leaves his looks to Richard Fairbanks. uarwin ivlckay wills his h.h.A. jacket to bam Jones. Joe Madsen leaves his ability to get along with Miss Morgan to Tom Marshall. Ralph Van Paepeghem leaves to get married. (Poor Susie!) Jim Mallard wills his good looks and friendly ways to Robert Ellis. Bruce Marks leaves his spot in the lunch room with his girl friend to Sherry Hollobough and Leon Jenkins. Chuck Meissner wills his haircut bowl to his brother ffoward. Jim Moser wills his Kentucky rifle to Dave Robinson. Mike Mulchay wills his feminine charm to Tejj: Sparling., Jofin Mullins wills his ability to play basketball to Robert Ellis. Jim Murray wills his muscular torso to Jerry Sedlacek. Ted Nasman ' s leaving and taking Bonnie with him. Robert Osborne wills his black, curly hair to Mr. Claxon, who doesn ' t really want it. Dennis Ostroot wills the band to anyone who wants Pat Evans wills her quiet ways to Ginny Ouderkirk. Carol Fendrick wills her ability to drop her baton during performances to Margo Brattin. To Pam Nielsen goes Marilyn Fluharty ' s ability for hard work. To Bonnie Koch go Ann Fretwell ' s good looks and good taste for clothes. Gayla Fugal and Loren Ross will their ability to get along to Bud Young and Linda Bess. Eleanor Fuller wills her ferocious appetite to Connie Scrivner. Maria Gibbens leaves with her twin brother. Donna Grow wills her quiet, shy ways to Connie Sanders. To Bev McPherson and Dean Jackson go Margie Hanson and Bill Wilcox ' s lovy-dovy ways in the halls. To Kathy Merrill goes Lisa Higginson ' s ability to carry a tune — no basket needed. Vicki Higginson wills her cheerleading ability to Maroie Brunp_ Ray KeTlogg leaves his car with his sister. Mary. Delno Knapp leaves his wildcat dancing to Scott Neal. Susanne Kalousek leaves with Roger, but she has no intention of leaving Roger. Gloria Merrell leaves her ability to play tennis to Rita Thorne. Maxine Matlock leaves her skill as a librarian to Pat Ward. Carol Palmer leaves to become a faculty member — (someday). Marcella Juedes and Kay Shawver leave to get married. Gary Albright leaves his last name to all bright boys next year. Arthur Anderson leaves his arguments for gambling Joe Proctor. Kenneth Ash leaves his scientific mind to next year ' s science club. Delbert Bain leaves his slide rule to whoever bor- rowed (?) it. Doris Baldwin leaves her secretarial ability to Gloria Furhman. Doreen Coltrin leaves to join Dave Nelson. Shirley Partridge leaves her last name to the birds. Ted Boice leaves his old paint brushes to Biff Eshel- man. Ray Brown donates his last name to the art depart- ment — why, we don ' t know. Don Cecil leaves his pitching talent to Ted Fluharty. Charlene Slaughter leaves all her old newspaper to articles to Linda Roberts; of course they won ' t do any good, but it ' s a noble gesture. Sandra Smith leaves her Betty Crocker tips to all future horn em a Iters. Steve Derrer leaves, so that Mr. Claxon won ' t yell at him any more. To next year ' s Pep Band, Harold Aldridge leaves his ability to play the drum. To Anna Peavy go Sally Mosman ' s brains and class standing. Susan Prescott leaves her sweet smile and friendly manner to Judy Matthews and Judy Young — there ' s enough for both Diclc Brumble leaves ... he hopes. Linda Crawford leaves her gray hair and many weary hours of work on this book to Judy Coffin. Linda Baldv in leaves to Barbara Decicer her friendly smile and cute personality. Linda Sprague leaves her nickname Twig to the trees that will someday surround the school. Suzanne Whltinq leaves her ability as a comedian to h ' aren McVev. Daveen Calender leaves her long skirts to Pam Farn- ham. Charlene Dunten leaves her misbehavior in Mr. hianson ' s study hall to Merna hiimerlch. otherwise Mr. hHanson might feel, next year, that something was lack- ing from his day. Larry hHalverson leaves his tennis ability to Mr. Keuter. Sharon Ossmen leaves her cheerleading ability to Lloyd Shields. An old, empty peroxide bottle goes to Vicki Martin from Bev Smith. Mary Sanchotena leaves her unfailing ability of saying the wrong things at the right time to Merna Himerlch. To Charlie Stariger go Linda Moyle ' s crazy actions and sneaky ways. Mrs. Bob Ledford {Viola Reidle) leaves with a head start on most senior girls. Pat Michel leaves with a tear in her eye as she sees Gary Henry stay at M.H.S. Glenda Marshall leaves in hopes she will make up her mind. John Couzens and Ivan manners — we hope. (This Editor.) Don Bennett leaves his dark, curly locks of hair to Dennis Barrett. Kenny Algers wills his stupid pranks on the tennis bus to Kermit Scarborough. Donna Barker wills her freckles to Judy Van Paepe- ghem, Vicki Smith wills her ratted hair to Gerald Mitchell. Sharon Rose leaves her last name to Rita Thorne. Dorothy Mahler leaves to join Harvey. Freddie Anderson (Buick) leaves his last name to Eth eJ G jbson and Vicki Welker (Ford) and wishes ' therfi lots of ales. To Steve Glvens goes Royce Garner ' s hearty chuckle. Louise V Inward leaves her many hours of work on the paper to Pam Nlelson. Pam may not want them, but she ' ll really need them. Karen Snow leaves her last name to Lana Winter. Judy Counsll wills her athletic ability to Ann Mc- Clure. Sandra Davenport leaves her witty way and smart remarks to the Juniors In Mr. Claxon ' s Government class for next year. Judy Ambrose leaves her tennis racket to Sharon Halverson, but takes her championship ability with her. Ed Gudgel leaves his bald head to Gale Strong and his flirting ability to Bud Young. k leave their obnoxious a personal comment — To anyone who can earn them there go Virginia Aidrlch ' s good grades in physical science. Paula Canning and Joe Madsen leave together, (natch!) Karen Cope bequeaths all her giggles t o Lynne L acy. Kenne Jean Woodall wills all her artistic ability to Barbara Frank. Melvina Wood leaves all her brownie points in speech to Lana Winter. Gary Pitkin takes his moody ways with him. (We hope.) Danny Snodqrass wills his dancing and sports skill to Richard Andersen. Warren Hadley Inherits Wayne Ennls ' s old pep band sweater. Ron Burnham leaves!! Ken Fairbanks wills his Yul Brynner look to the kids who think they can get away with it next year. Keith Felt leaves his membership In F.F.A. to John Davis, who with his other bequest should be a com- manding personality. Delbert Bain and Gary Bertsch leave — now they won ' t be able to make any more bets about a certain lady and her legs. To Walter Burllle go Dennis Baker ' s broad shoul- ders and hairy chest. Helen Mulllns receives Joyce Ryska ' s artistic ability. Richard Marlatt leaves his ability to run his car Into ditches tn Fd Thnp-i t nn Don Sedlacek leaves with no regret, Karen Wolfklel wills her old front seat In Miss Mor- gan ' s English IV class to some lucky junior. Lester Hilton leaves his car to next year ' s dare-devils. Allen Hill leaves his last name to motorcycle fans. Dave Hanson leaves after a short stay at M.H.S. Phil Tlmmons leaves nothing behind. (And not much before!) Gosh, that boy ' s skinny. (Sponsor ' s note.) Mary Taylor wills her long brown locks to Ralph Godfrey. Sharon Walker ' s musical talent goes to Marilyn Jackson. Dave Pavelec and Bill Blenapfl leave their elite barbershop to those who have the ability to carry on. To Gary Roberts goes Bill Hansen ' s red hair. Joe Hill leaves with his Chevy. Danny Jenkins leaves his broken leg to anyone who might need an extra. Ken Jones leaves his quiet ways to Lloyd Shields. Bonnie Collins leaves her shy nature to Judy Young. Deannie Dyas leaves her old typewriter to Karen Grosso. Martha Strong leaves all her old cheat notes to someone In next year ' s English IV class. Linda Strasser leaves her glasses to Judy Cooper. Judy Tanner leaves her talent for talking In Mr. Claxon ' s Government class to Rita Edmunds. Carolyn Hlhath and Karen tv ' ans leave — but will be back next year, Caria Martin leaves her long legs so she won ' t be taller than Walter, Sharryn Peck leaves her ability to tell jokes to Miss Morgan, Genie Uthe and Dick Teutsch leave all their old fights to Ann M, and Robert E. Phyllis Johnson leaves with Bruce, Robert Fuehrer leaves to join his girl friend, Jim Fuhrman leaves his trum pet to Richa rd Fairban ks. Me l le -Oiblleiis wills his almosi unused bram To Gary Cowles. Mike Ingham takes his Ford with him — if It — and he — hold out that long, Marvin Johnson leaves with the hope that he won ' t be hauling Bill around any more. 87 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF ' 62 from Boise Building Supply 6909 Fairview Ave. Boise, Idaho Phone 375-0742 BODINE OIL COMPANY Jobber and Independent Distributor for Petroleum Products PHONE 888-3381 MERIDIAN, IDAHO Farmer ' s Insurance Agency Mayes and Mayes — District Agents Idaho First National Bank BIdg. MERIDIAN, IDAHO VALLEY IMPLEMENT INC. Massey-Ferguson — Industrial Farm Equipment Phone 888-4452 — Highway 30 West — Meridian, Idaho THE BEST OF GOODIES FROM YOUR FRIENDLY Davis Food THE LITTLE SUPER MARKET HIGHWAY 30 Between Boise and Meridian Phone 375-9902 ROSSELLI ' S PETS AND GIFTS Parakeets and Tropical Fish Phone 888-2629 Meridian GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF ' 62 from CLYDE ' S BAKERY WEDDINGS— BIRTHDAY CAKES— ROLLS HOME MADE BREAD — PIES SPECIAL BAKING TO ORDER Dial 888-3371 Meridian Phone 888-2261 -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Expanded space, expanded service-MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Harris Tractor Co. ALLIS-CHALMERS — FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 888-1883 South Curve Meridian, Idaho Meridian Plumbing Bob Voss Sales and Service WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBING FIXTURES Phone 888-2201 Meridian Ga non cfioral C-ornpany Artistic Work and Friendly Service Greenhouses One and One-Half Miles West of Meridian SPACE FOR AUTOGRAPHS OF YOUR PALS cJ- a .v ,.cc yA r C ' ' BONDED LOAN CO. Congratulations to the Class of ' 62 storey ' s Hatchery Seed Co. Baby Chicks — Seeds — Feeds Meridian, Idaho VAN ' S MOTOR SERVICE CHEVRON PRODUCTS Atlas Tires and Batteries C ' W , CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 62! ' . salute the fine record of your l_ C ' ' Students and Faculty ' ' ' ' ' C S£__ and of the Staffs of Maim-Ha-Sa and Warivhooj) MERIDIAN NEWS -TIMES CHARLIE ' S SHOE SHOP 131 E. Idaho Meridian, Idaho Where Friends Meet! MERIDIAN CUSTOM SADDLERY Don Mittleider Phone 888-3351 GOOD LUCK, WARRIORS RICE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WATCH REPAIR — COSMETICS — FILM — JEWELRY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Rav Pack, Ph.R. PHONE 888-4415 MERIDIAN, IDAHO MANGUM ' S Television Appliances Furniture MERIDIAN IDAHO ' crBiti Carl Miller Furniture Co. Your Drive-In Furniture Store FURNITURE APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS Open Week Days — 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Stop and Shop at -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER 90 ' For Best Buys - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Creason Photography The Finest in Portraits (Did Pictures 1236 E. 2V2 St. Meridian, Idaho Phone 888-2296 Congratulations to the Class of ' 62 MERIDIAN ' S FRIENDLY STORE .! % , pP ' UBJilC CONFIDENCE V Trat ife the foundation upon which we are building our business. V- We know that the Ford car and truck Hne is the finest in the automobile industry. ' We are sure that our service department c. s the finest in the conamunity. We strive to maintain a stock of V o oocJ clean A-1 used cars and trucks at competitive prices. M y Our Biggest Asset Is Your Confidence GIBSON-WELKER FORD SALES FORD — FALCON — THUNDERBIRD — FORD TRUCKS A-1 USED CARS AND TRUCKS 1 ' P V 1 Big Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Know You MERIDIAit | l DIAL 888-4403 i i-:l K: IjJ i-- CnecuHliHC DAIRY Pasteurized Homogenized I and Raw Grade A Guernsey Dairy Products W. Hwv. 30 — MERIDIAN — Phone 888-2026 Every Day Low Prices GROCERIES MEATS LOCKERS Phone 888-2361 Meridian GOOD FOOD SHORT ORDERS Pafs Cafe MERIDIAN Weekdays . . . 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays . . . 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Fountain — Home Made Pies — Frosties BREAKFAST DINNERS Owned and Operated by Dennis Peer VALLEY FLYING A SERVICE 804 EAST 1st PHONE 888-9907 Let ' s go to the . . . MEN ' S WARDROBE Everything for Men and Young Men 10th and Main Street Boise, Idaho KRU5EHAMMACK ELECTRIC CO. Commercial-Industrial and Residential Wiring Phone 343-4491 ROBISON REALTY We Specialize in FARMS RANCHES 888-2301 MERIDIAN. IDAHO The ItteHifiah Fuller Paints Sporting Goods Houseware IF IT ' S HARDWARE, WE HAVE IT Phone 888-21.51 Meridian DON ' S MERIDIAN SHELL Firestone T ires and Batteries Shell Gas and Oil Free Pickup and Delivery Excellent Service No Finer Gift Than Jewelry . No Finer Place to Find It than at Sexttj s jewelers CORNER OF HOTEL BOISE Tailoring Altering MACY ' S CLEANERS Cleaning PHONE 888-4462 Pressing MERIDIAN MOLENAAR ' S Where you get the finest in diamonds, watches and jewelry . . . and friendliest service. PHONE 343-6151 111 NO. 8TH Best Wishes Class of ' 62 -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Best Service at -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER REICHERT ' S DEPT. STORE Reasonable Prices Finest Quality Merchandise Latest Fashions MERIDIAN, IDAHO CONGRATULATIONS to MERIDIAN SENIORS from ZAMZOWS RED WHITE CANDY STRIPE VARIETY STORE 139 E. Idaho Meridian, Idaho MILK The food that is basic in the kind of diet that keeps athletes in the very best shape for peak performance. GRADE A MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION Serving Southwestern Idaho SUPPLIERS TO THESE MODERN DAIRIES MEADOW GOLD — Boise TRIANGLE — Boise HOME DAIRIES — Nampa and Boise GOLDEN ARROW — Nampa YOUR SPOT TO PHOTO SHOP IDAHO CAMERA 806 Main 916 Vista BOISE. IDAHO STAR MERCANTILE CO. Everyday Low Prices Dial 286-7431 Star Wedding Specialists — Portraits — Fam ily Groups B-4427 — Phones — 888-2143 iBi J li Serving Entire Treasure Valley 58 East Idaho Ave., Meridian HAVE STEAM IRON! WILL PRESS! at ELITE CLEANERS . . . OUR EXPERT CLEANING METHODS WILL RENEW THE BEAUTY OF YOUR GARMENTS PHONE MERIDIAN 888-4425 ba et ?a4 c TV 118 E. Idaho Meridian, Idaho H. E. Rusty Dayley Phone 888-2279 MERIDIAN COAL LUMBER CO. Lumber ANGUS HILL, Proprietor Phone 888-1871 Coal Meridian GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES KELLER ' S MARKET Quick Freeze Lockers PHONE 888-4405 MERIDIAN Cloverdale Feed Supply Steam RollinK — Custom Milling Molassif} ing Alber ' s Feed and Cloverdale Brand Feed YOUR QUALITY HAY DEALER Dial 375-2112 — Highway 30 — Cloverdale Dr. BOISE, IDAHO UJeauty C e titer Permanent Waving Modem Short Haircuts and Styling PHONE 888-4494 725 EAST 1st MERIDIAN. IDAHO First and Last - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER 94 Always Good Service at -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER IDAHO FIRST AYIONALBANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MERIDIAN OFFICE 1 VALLEY OFFICE EAGLE Repairing Altering EAGLE CLEANERS Cleaning — Pressing Dial 939-6721 Eagle PHONE 888-2828 DR. NATHAN D. WEST OPTOMETRIST Across from the Junior High School Hours by Appointment BOISE VALLEY PACKING CO. EAGLE BRAND QUALITY MEATS Eagle WIN ALL YOUR GAMES Phone 939-6411 WHERE EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY JERRY ' S SHOPPING CENTER Phone 939-6531 Eagle, Idaho 95 RAY PITMAN OIL CO. Phillips 66 Products Heating Oil — Gasoline — Motor Oils MERIDIAN, IDAHO Phone 888-2111 A Meridian Firm SERVING LOCAL AND NATIONAL MARKETS •THE HOME OF GEM QUALITY LUMBER Ponderosa Pine Douglas Fir White Fir Engelmann Spruce IDAHO PINE COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributors of Coniferous Tree Products MERIDIAN. IDAHO Front End Alignment Tune Up Overhaul General Repairs Automatic Transmission Repair Phone 939-6654 Eagle. Idaho Another way to spell MODERN Meaning- You Live Better Electrically W7 rDAHO VPOWER CCectUciZL Dwi So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE ' ADA COUNTY DAIRYMEN ' S ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of CHALLENGE BRAND Butter — Dried Milk For Best Buys - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER M New-New-New -MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER WELCOME TO EAGLE — J. W. CULLEN SONS BLACKSMITHING and WELDING STEEL FABRICATING GENERAL FARM WORKS CUSTOM MACHINISTS OLSON PARTS Phone 939-6611 BALDWIN ' S AG VALLEY MARKET In Eagle GROCERIES MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Dial 939-6441 THE HUNGRY ONION DRIVE-m PHONE 888-0051 MERIDIAN IDAHO HAVE COAL WILL DELIVER PERKINS STORE East of Meridian on Franlclin Road HAY — FEED S H GREEN STAMPS Phone 342-9554 Whenever you go through Eagle, Idaho Be Sure and Stop at ORVILLE JACKSON ' S We Are Not Just Out PHONE 939-6511 ?7 BENNETT REALTY BONDED BROKER Phone 888-2208 1534 E. 1st. St. MERIDIAN, IDAHO E. L. Bennett — 888-3370 Doyle MeClure — 888-1837 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1962 TRIANGLE DAIRY Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company Leonard V. Evans, Agency Mgr. LIFE — FIRE — AUTO — LIABILITY Service Is Our Motto Call Meridian 888-1821 Home Phone 375-2666 STOCKMEN S MILLING CO. BEST EVER FEEDS AND SEEDS Phone 888-4474 MERIDIAN IDAHO 55 East Broadway RETAIL DISTRIBUTING YARDS A Bestway EAGLE, IDAHO Eagle Grill KNOWN THE COUNTRY AROUND FOR GOOD FOOD Delicious Home-Cooked Meals Hunter ' s Breakfasts In the Heart of EAGLE, IDAHO 7:30-9:00 Weekdays — 11 :30-8:00 Sundays Save-Save-Save- MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER 98 First and Last - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER AUTOGRAPHS aJ u c. - aX Look for this Shield when you want to buy the very latest in young- men ' s clothing ! n Vnrs ' tty Young men will find Boise ' s FIRST and Idaho ' s FINEST separate department especially designed and stocked with YOU in mind — FEATURING FAMOUS BRANDS • CAMPUS TOGS SUITS • LANCER SPORT SHIRTS • RESTON SLACKS • WHITE LEVIS MANY OTHERS . . . ALL AT ROPER ' S 819 Idaho — Boise. Idaho AUTOGRAPHS Ml S A BREEDER SERVICE 99 r ' ffkik ■] 2 y ' TREi {rRB VALLEY ' S OLDEST g  7 y ji LIVESTOCK MARKET x ' - ■ iN SALES YARD dA Harry ' and Ed Bryce 5-, Phone 888-1872 FOODIAND MARKET 6314 Overland Road Phone 343-9172 ' . Boise. Idaho K cK 4- CONGRATULATIONS t Meridian Graduating Class ,. V u r 1962 HOME DAIRIES ■ iT y i Congratulations Class of ' 62 fi:om 0 - l illuiin .s Jewelers 5140 Franklin Road Boise, Idaho Best Place to Buy Records and Stereo Sets RECORD RACK 612 N. Orchard Boise, Idaho Brown and Farnham Service Service on All Makes of Washers, Refrigerators and Small Appliances Phone 888-2841 215 E. First ' ' ■ ' ' Florist and Greenhouses . I. M Ph. 888-2290 — MERIDIAN, IDAHO ' ' 4 sridis Meridian Tractor Co. JOHN DEERE Sales and Service PHONE 888-4486 For Fine Service - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Always the Best - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Pitkin Netvell Green REALTORS FARMS RANCHES COMM. 5312 Fairview Boise, Idaho Office 343-6424 H. Pitkin 888-2505 E. Newell 343-6262 G. Green 888-2803 CONGRATULATIONS to MERIDIAN SENIORS from CHUCK STOKER EARL ' S AUTO PARTS Parts for Trucks Tractors Cars Meridian, Idaho Phone 888-4465 CONGRATULATIONS A MERIDIAN HIGH BOOSTER Meadow Gold ICE CREAM SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS Complete Farm Chemical Service FERTILIZER WEED KILLERS INSECTICIDES 360 E. Bower MERIDIAN Phone 888-2224 101 rf ' J- Ind ex Abbott, Joanne, 32, 48, 52, 54, 5t, 59, 75 Albright, Gary, 15 Aldrich. Virginia, 10, II, 15, 54 Aldridge. Harold, 15, 84 Aldridge. Vtrgena, 39 Alexander. Donald Alger, Kenneth, 15. 50. 51, 49 Allen, Judy. 39, 57. 71 Allen, Lonnie, 32, 84 Ambrose, Judy, II, 15, 31, 48, 49. 56. t9, 74. 75. 82 Andersen, Richard. 32. 49. 50. 55. 58. 84 Anderson. Alan. 39, 50 Anderson, Arthur, 15, 59, 68 Anderson, Freddie, 15, 82 Armfeld, Robert, 39, 84 Armstrong, Ray, 39, 53. 82 Armstrong. Robert, 32, 50, 62, 66, 69. 70 Arnold. Ron, 12, 15, 50. 51. 62, 66, 68, 80 Arnold. Toni. 39. 57, 83 Arte, Jim. II. 15. 48. 50, 75 Ash, Kenneth. 15, 55 Asumendi, Benita, 39 Austin, Robert. 32, 50, 55, 58 Bain. Delbert, 16. 50, 51. 62, 68. 81 82 Baker. Dennis. 16, 53 Baldwin. Doris, II, 16, 71 Baldwin, Dave, 32, 53, 58 Baldwin. Linda, 16, 83 Bales, Joe, 32, 50, 51, 62, 68 Barker, Donna, 16. 51. 54, 56, 59, 71 Barnes, Roy Barnes. Tim. 32. 54 Barningham. Milton. 12. 16. 48. 54, 68, 74 Barrett, Dennis, 32, 62 Bates, Veria, 32. 56. 82 Beckmon. Ralph, 39 Beeson, Nancy. 39, 54 Bennett, Don, 16, 78 Bertsch, Gary, 16, 50, 51, 62. 66, 68, 80 Bess, Kathy, 39, 57 Bess, Linda, 32, 56, 83 BIdwell, Pauline, 39, 51, 57 Blenapfl, Bill, 16. 48, 49, 50. 74, 78, 79, 80, 81 Billman, Velda, 32. 48, 51, 56, 74 Black, Edith, 33 Blades. Sharon, 39. 52. 57 Blake. Ann. 40. 52. 57 Blake, Kim, 40 Blom, Art, 33 Blom, Charles. II, 12, 30, 55, 58 Bodily. Laurene, 33, 56, 82 Boice. Ted, 16, 48, 64, 74 Bolen, Richard, 40, 49, 53, 78 Booth, Mr. Ernest. II Boyd, Denlse, 33, 56 Boyd. James. 33 Brattln. Margo. 33, 56, 69, 85 Britton. Betty. 40 Brooks, Bob, 40, 53 Brooks, Danny, 40, 53. 62 Brown. Ellen, 33 Brown. Evelyn. 33 Brown, Michael. 33, 50, 66, 69. 70 Brown, Raymond, 17 Brown, Miss Roma Jean, 7, 52 Brown. Mr. William W.. 7. 58, 62, 63 Brumble, Dick, 17. 68 Brunn, Margie, 33. 51. 56, 72. 82 Buck. Jacqueline, 33, 52, 56 Buckley, Diane. 40. 52, 57 Burlile, Walter. 33. 50 Burnham, Ronald. 17, 82 Burton, Claude. 40 Byers, Randy, 12, 39, 40, 50. 53, 62, 69 Byerly, Richard, 33 Byrne. Carol, 40. 51, 57 Callender. Daveen. 17. 31, 48, 49. 51. 52, 55, 56, 74, 75, 82 Canning, James. 40 Canning. Paula, 17, 56, 59 Carlson. Dick, 12, 17, 53 Carman, Jean, 33, 49, 78 Carnle, Mr. George M., 7, 53 Carr, Georgia, 40 Carter, Sandra. 33. 56, 74 Cecil, Donald, 17, 68 Chaney, Belva, 33, 56, 82 Charlton, Mr. Frank, 7, 62, 66, 69, 70 Chenoweth, Donna, 33, 82 Cherry, Mr. Phil, 7 Chesnut, Dennis. 14. 17, 50, 51. 62. 66. 68 Christensen, Catherine, 40, 52, 57. 83 Christensen, Gayle, 33, 52, 55, 56 Classen, Inez, 40. 54, 83 Clauson, Larry, II, 33. 69 Claxon. Mr. John E,, 7 Cleveland. Michael, 40 Clouss, Owen, 17. 50. 51. 69. 79 Coffin. Judy. 33, 48, 52, 54, 56, 74, 75 Collingham, Jerry, 40, 68. 84 Collins. Bonnie. 17, 71, 74 Coltrln. Doreen. 18. 56. 82 Cone. Cheryl, 40, 52, 57, 83 Cooper, Judith, 33. 48. 54. 56. 82 Cope. Karen, II, 18, 31, 48, 51. 52. 56. 74 Council, Judy, 12, 18, 31, 59, 71, 80 Couzens, John, 18, 31, 53, 54, 55, 58 Couiens, Mary, 40, 49, 52, 54, 55, 57, 78 Cowger, Nancy, 40, 57 Cowles, Gary. 33. 53. 64 Cox. Barbara. 40. 49. 57. 78 Coy. Joan. 40, 62, 57 Cravens. Dallas, 40, 53 Crawford. Linda, 18, 31. 51, 52, 56, 74 Crockett, Carolyn, 40 Cullen, Pat, 40, 50, 62. 68. 78 Cummlnqs. Terry, 40, 49. 54, 68, 78 Curtis, Mrs. Violet L.. 7. 54. 55. 80 Cushing, Marilyn. 40, 67. 83 Dalrymple, Delores, 40, 78 Daniel, Dennis, 38 Davenport, Jerry, 40, 82, 84 Davenport, Sandra, II, 12, 14, 18, 52, 56, 76, 82 Davis, John, 33, 53, 59 Davis, Larry. 40. 53, 78 Decker, Barbara, 33, 48. 52, 54, 56, 75, 77 Denton, Mr. Roy C, 6. 10 Derrer, Mr. Reynold, 6 Derrer. Steven. 18 Downing, Donald, 40, 53 Downing, Joyce, 40, 62. 57, 83 Downs, Charles, 33, 53 Dudgeon, John, 18. 48. 51. 62. 74 Dunten. Charlene. 12, 14, 18, 56, 56, 82 Dunten, Monte, 40, 50 Durfee. David, 40, 84 Dyas, Deannle, 18, 55 Fames, Steve, 40, 62, 69, 70 Edmunds, Rita, 10, 33, 84 Elsenbrandt, Leon, 51, 63 Elsenhauer, Michael, 40, 53 Ellis, David, 40 Ellis, Robert, 12, 33, 50, 51, 62, 66. 68. 70. 82 Ennls. Wayne. 19. 84 Enzmlnger, Gary. 40 Jr|ckson, Kay. 33, 83 Esherman, BiTr 33, 54, 68 Eshelman, Carol, 40 Evans, Barbara, 40, 83 Evans, Brent, 33, 79, 82 , Evans, Charlene, 40, 57, 83 v Evans, Karyn, 19 Evans, Pat. 19. 51. 52, 54, 56, 59. 83 Ewing, Joy. 34. 56, 69, 74 Fairbanks. Ken. 19. 84 iiiJxbanks. Richard, 34. 63__ Felt, K n , I V, 5T Fendrick, Carol, 12, 19, 31, 48. 49. 56. 69. 74. 81, 84 Field, Brent, 40 Field, Gary, 40 Fischer, Steve, 41 Fisher, Terry, 34 FIsk, Ivan, 19, 53, 54 FIsk. Tracy. 34. 48. 49, 78, 79 Fluharty. Marilyn, 10, II. 19, 31, 49, 51, 52. 55, 66, 59, 74, 75, 79 Fluharty, Ted. 34. 50, 66. 68, 70 Flynn. Larry. 41. 63. 68 Foster, John, 34 Foust. Robert, 34, 64. 68 Fout. Garland, 41 Frank, Barbara. 34. 48, 52, 54, 56. 75 Fretwcll. Loretta Ann. II. 12, 19, 31. 48. 61. 74. 75. 76. 81, 82 Fricke. Mr. Omar W.. 7, 60. 58, 80 Friday, Susan, 41, 52, 57 Frizzell, Bette, 41, 57, 78 Frost, Amiletta, 41. 52, 57 Frostrum, Linda. 41 Fugal. Gayla, II. 20, 48, 56. 75. 80 Fuhrman. Gloria. 34. 51, 56, 82 Fuhrman, Jim, 20. 50. 84 Fuller. Eleanor. 20, 51. 66 Gardner. Darcy. 41. 61, 52, 57 Gardner, Mr. William A., 7 Garner, Mardene, 41. 52, 83 Garner, Royce, 12, 20, 31. 50. 51. 62. 66. 69. 81 Garrabrandt. Ted James Garrett. Patricia. 41. 67, 71 Garvin, Harry. 34. 63. 67, 69, 70 Gass, Mrs. Marjorle, I I Gay, Mr. Carlyle, 7 Gentry, Jim Gersema, Mr. Merlyn. 6 Gibbens. Maria. 20 GIbbens, Merle, 12, 14, 20, 31, 48, 50, 53, 78, 79, 80 Gibson,_Mary_ Ethel, 34, 48, 49, 56, T2 Gillespie, Ronald, 41, 68, 84 GIvens, Steve, 32, 34, 50, 66, 70 Goade, Greg, 41, 50, 62, 68, 84 Godfrey, Ralph, 41, 50, 69, 70, 75 Gordy. Alta. 41 Green, DIanne, 34, 48, 49, 55, 56. 75, 78, 79 Green. Jack, 34, 50. 62, 6? greenwood, Larry, 1. 821 Gregory, Doug. 41. 50. 7lj Gnffllhs, Kenneth. 34. 58 Grow, Dauna Grosso, Karen, 34, 56, 82 Gudgel, Edward, 20, 51 Hadley, Warren, 34, 54, 84 Hall, Cheryl, 41, 57 Halverson, Larry. 20. 54. 59. 69 102 Halverson, Sharon. 41, 57. 59. 67, 83 Hammond. Mr. Dale L., 7. 69 Hansen. Arvel (Bill). 20, 42. 68 Hansen. Larry. 41 Hanson. Marjorie, 21, 54 Hanson, Dave, 20. 84 Hanson. Mr. W. E.. 4, 7 Harris. Jesse. 41. 62. 69, 70, 84 Harris, Marlene, 41 Hartwell, Jacii, 34, 50, 51, 55. 58. 63 Haynes. Carolyn. 41. 57. 84 Hays. Duane. 34. 50 Haien. Gary. 34. 50, 68 Hedberg. Marcella, 41, 48, 51, 57, 71, 72, 78, 79 Henry, Gary, 34 Hiqginson. Lisa. II. 21 . 82 Higglnson. Vicki. II. 21. 31. 48. 49. 52. 56. 72. 75. 76. 79, 81, 82 Hlhath, Carole, 21 Hlhath, Jerry, 41, 50. 62. 70 Hill. Allen, 21. 54 Hill. Joe. 21 Hill. Linda, 41. 57 Hill, Pamela, 10, 34, 48, 52, 56, 75 Hilton, Lester, 21 Himerich, Merna, 34, 56, 69 Hollabaugti, Sheri, 41, 52, 83 Holladay, Karen, 34, 49. 52. 56 Hollis. Linda. 41 Holloway. Charlene Kay. 41. 55, 57 Norton, Bill. 34. 50. 55. 58 Howard, Kay, 34, 56, 82 Huffaker, Ronnie, 41, 54 Huskey, Lyndal, 41 Hyde. Jeri. 41 Hyde. Roger Ingham. Mike. 21 Ireland. Nancy. 41 Irving. Jim. 41 Jackson. Dean. 41 Jackson. Marilyn. 34, 48, 56, 74, 75, 79, 82 Jenkins. Danny. 21, 53, 79 Jensen. Leon. 41. 53. 82 Jerread. Larry. 41. 50. 68. 70 Johnson, Mr. Edwin A.. 7. 55 Johnson. Frederick. 41 Johnson. Marvin. 21 Johnson, Phyllis, 22. 54 Johnson. Sharon. 34. 83 Jones. Karen, 34, 48, 52, 56, 69, 75, 78. 79 Jones. Kenneth. 30 Jones. Michael. II. 41. 63 Jones. Samuel. 34. 53 Jordan. David. 41. 69 Jorges. Bill. 35. 48. 50. 55. 58 Jossis. Albert, 36. 62 Jossis. Mr. Albin. 6 Juedes. Marcella, 22, 71, 74 Kalousek, Susanne, 22, 71, 82 Keller, Diana. 35, 52, 55, 56. 83 Kellogg. Ray. 22 Kellogg. Mary, 41 Kennedy, Lloyd, 38 Kent, Burton, 35, 53 Keuter. Mr. Jerry. 7. 49 Kllgore. Lawrence, 41, 69, 84 KIndall, James, 41 KIndall, William, 42 King, Delwin, 42, 50, 53 King, Melvin, 35, 82 Knapp, Larry, 35, 69 Knapp, Deino, II, 22, 53, 59, 69. 82 Knudsen. Andrea. 42, 57 Knudsen, Bill, 35 Koch. Bonnie. 35. 51, 56, 85 Koskle. Marilee. 10. 12. 42. 49. 51 52. 57. 78 Kuster. Elinor. 35. 84 Lacy, Lynne, 35, 56 Lakey, Wallace, 59 Land, Shirley, 42 Lappin, Heddy, 10, 22, 54 Larrondo. Richard. 42. 69 Larsen. Diane. 35. 56. 59. 71 Larson, Miss Gwilet E., 7, 71, 80 Lawson, Tim, 84 L ewis, Ray, 35, 50, 51, 62, 68, 79, 82 Lincoln, Bobby. 22 Lincoln, Carolyn, 35, 83 Little, Cheryl, 35, 56 Little, Deryl, 35 Link, Carol, 42, 49, 52, 57, 78 LIttlefleld. Harold, 42, 49, 54, 78 Lloyd, Mr. Edwin, 8, 59 Lotridge, Glenys, 42. 83 McCaulou. Robert. 42 McClure. Ann. 35. 51. 56. 74. 82 McCurry, Michael. 42, 69 McDonald, Richard, 42, 50, 69 McDowell, Okie, 42. 50. 69. 82 McDowell. Ron. 35. 50. 51, 62, 69 McFarland, Richard, 12. 39, 42. 62. 68. 70 McKay. Lawrence Darwin. 22. 53 78 McKay. Mary. 42, 52, 57, 83 McKInley, John. 35. 62. 69 McMullen. Donna. 35. 56 McPherson. Beverly. 42. 84 McVey. Karen, 35. 48. 52. 56. 75 Madsen. Joe. 22. 59 Mahler. Dorothy (Classen. Mrs..) 30 Mahler. Ed. 42. 53 Mahler, Leona. 42 Mallard. Jerl, 42, 55 Mallard, Jim, 22, 50, 51, 62, 68 Marlon, Janice, 42, 51, 57 Marks, Bruce, 30, 54 Marlatt. Richard, 23, 54 Marshall, Alice, 10. 35. 71 Marshall, Ann, 42, 55 Marshall, Glenda. 23 Marshall, Tom, 35, 50, 67. 68, 70 Martin, Carla, 23, 49, 54, 55, 56. 74 Martin. David. 42 Martin. Vicky, 35. 49. 55. 56. 84 Matlock. Delbert. 42. 53. 62. 68 Matlock. Maxine. 10, 23, 56 Matthews. Judy. 32. 35. 51. 56. 74 Meissner. Charles. 23. 51. 62, 69 Melssner, Howard, 42, 62 Merle, Dorothy, 35, 49. 55. 56. 59. 69. 71. 79. 82 Merrell, Gloria. 23. 56, 69 Merrill. Kathleen. 42. 52, 57, 82 Mesecher, Pamela, 42, 57 y Michel, Pat, 23, 56 Miller. Charles, 42. 53. 82 Miller. Mona Rae. 42. 51. 52, 57 Miller, Shirley, 35 Mitchell, Janet, 77 Mitchell, Lee Roy, 12, 32, 35, 51, 62 67, 68, 70, 82 Mitchell, Gerald, 42, 68, 70, 82 Montgomery, Cecil, 42 Moore, Barbara. 35. 56 Moore. Terry. 35. 51. 69 Morgan. Miss Kathryn I.. 8. 48, 49, 78 Morgan, Lynda, 35, 49, 52, 56, 71, 78, 83 _ ■ Morris, Dennis, 42, 69 Morris, Martin, 42. 69 ( ser, CullildTice, 42 Mosman. Mr. R, T., 8. 80 Mosman. Rod, 42, 68. 70 Mosman. Sally. II. 14, 23, 31. 48. 52. 54. 56, 74 Moser, Jim, 30 Moss. Judy. 36. 56, 71 Moyle, Linda, II. 23. 52. 56. 74 Mulchay. Paul Michael. 23. 53 Mulligan. Barbara. 38 Mullins. Helen. 36. 54 Mullins. John. 24. 67 Murray. Jimmy. 24 Musick. Lyie. 42. 53 Nasman. Ted, 24 Nau, Jim, 42, 53 Neal, Scott, 12, 42, 49, 50. 59. 78, 84 Neddo, John. 42 Neddo. William, 42 Nelson, Donna, II, 12. 14, 24. 31. 48. 49. 52. 56, 75. 76, 81. 82 Neumann. Mr. Carl. 1 I Nichols. Jerry, 42. 57. 69. 71. 78 Nichols. Peter. 42. 50. 53. 62, 70 Nielsen. Mr. Milton J.. 8 Nielsen. Pamela. 36. 48. 52. 56. 74. 75, 79. 83 Nortman, Helen, 36, 48. 51. 56, 58. 74, 78 Novak, Kathy, 42, 83 Nyborg, Bruce, 36, 54, 69 Nyborg, Terry. 43. 50. 62. 69. 70 Olson. Mary. 43. 52, 57 Olson, Sandra, 10, II, 12, 24. 31, 48, 51. 52, 56. 69. 74 Olson. Sharon. 43. 51. 57 Osborn. Jim. 36. 78. 82 Osborn. Ronald. 43. 49 Osborne. George. II. 36. 50. 51. 62. 67. 69. 70 Osborne. Robert. 24. 62. 67. 69 Ossmen. Mr. Elvln. 6. 10 Ossmen. Sharon. II. 24, 31, 52, 56. 72. 75, 76. 79. 80. 81 Ostroot, Dennis, 24, 31. 50. 55. 74. 84 Ouderklrk. Denny. 24 Ouderkirk. Ginny. 36. 48. 51. 52. 56. 75 Owsley. Louise. 36. 56. 71. 83 Palmer. Carol. 24, 54, 55, 82 Palmer. Joy. 43. 55 Parks. Mr. Ray. 8. 62. 66. 68 Parks. Ronald. 43. 50. 62 Partridge. Shirley, 10. 25, 56, 71 Patterson, Darlene, 36, 56. 83 Patterson. Deloras. 36. 56. 83 Patterson. LaVonne. 43. 57. 83 Patterson. Walter. 43. 62 Patton. James. 43. 78, 82 Paul. Cleta. 43. 51. 57 Paulin. Jim. 36. 50 Paulln. John. 25. 50. 51. 53. 62 Paustlan. Dave. 43 Pavelec. David. 12. 25, 50, 51, 62, 67, 69, 80. 81. 82 Payne. Mrs. Laura. 10 Peabody. Charlene. 10. 25, 71 Pearman. Renee,.36. 52. 56, 85 Peavey. Anna. II. 36. 48. 51. 55. 56. 75. 82 Peck. Sharryn. 28. 54. 56. 84 Perkins, Mr. Robert W., 8, 66, 68 Peterson. Gerald. 43 Peterson. Mr. Philip E.. 82 Peterson. Steven, 36, 53 Pharaoh, Barry, 43, 50 Pharaoh, Pamela, 36, 56 Pitkin, Gary, 25. 50. 51, 62. 68 Pitman. Sharon. 12. 39. 43. 52, 57 Plecker, Robert, 43 Pletcher. Dan. 25. 53. 82 Pomeroy. Judy. 43 Prescott, Susan, 30 Pritchard, Leslie, 43. 49. 78 Pritchett. Mrs. Agnes. I I Pritchett. Richard. 43 Proctor. Joe. 36. 79 Pruett. Elaine. 43. 49, 51. 55. 57. 59, 78 Purdy, Terry, 12. 14. 25, 50, 51, 69 Raynor. Linda. 83 Reed. Glen. 43 Reed. Linda. 36. 56 Reed, Phyllis. 56 Reed. Ronald. 43. 62. 68. 70. 78 Reed, Terry, 43, 50, 78 Reich, Garland, 25 Reldle, Viola (Mrs. Robert Led- ford), 25 Reutrel, Thomas. 84 Rice, William, 43, 69, 82 Rich, Lana, 36, 52, 56. 82 Riddle. Alan. 43. 55. 58. 69 RIddlemoser. Mr. John C. 6. 10. 12 Rigglns. Jeanne. 36. 52. 59 Roberts. Gary. 36. 50 Roberts. Linda. 36. 48. 52. 54. 56. 69. 75 Robinson. Dave. 36 Roeber. Roger. 26 Rose. Janice. 36. 84 Rose. Sharon. 10. 26. 54. 74. 84 Ross. Donna. 10 Ross. Linda, 37. 56 Ross. Loren, 26. 80 Ross. James. 43 Rowcll. Carylon. 43. 83 Ryan. Kenneth. 43. 84 Ryska. Joyce. 26. 55 Sage, Darrell. 43. 58 Sanchotena. Mary, 26, 56. 69. 74. 76, 77. 85 Sands. Ernestine. 43. 52. 57 Jl- o 103 lers Connie, 37 48, 51, 54, 62 53, 82 nit, 37, 50 ' 74 l;;48 iarles, 437 j ylH4« ,f7. 54, ikMtlX nie, 37749, 54. 55. 56 SedlVcek, Donald. 24 Sedlaceli, Jerald, 43. 53 See, James, 43, 79 Sellers, Karen, 43 Shaffer. Sandra, 43 Shawver, Evelyn Kay, 24, 31, 49, 78 Shields. Lloyd. 12, 32, 37, 50, 51. 42 48 Siemiller. Walter, 26. 49. 50, 55, 79 Silemore, Nancy, 43, 54, 57, 83 Slaughter. Charlene, 26. 31, 48, 52, 56. 69, 72, 74, 75, 82 Slaughter, Dorothy. 37. 51. 82 Smart. Elaine. 43, 54 Smitchger. Mr. Don, 6 Smith, Bev, 26, 56, 85 Smith. Gary. 43. 53 Smith. Leila, 37. 71, 83 Smith, Sandra. 27. 52, 54 Smith, Stan, 37. 48, 78, 79 Smith, Vernon. 43, 53 Smith. Victoria, 27, 54 Smoot, Rheta, 43 Sneddon. Donn. 12. 27. 48. 54. 75 Snodgrass. Danny. 27, 50, 51, 42. 47. 68, 80 Snow. Karen, 27. 31, 48, 49, 78. 79 Sorick. Robert (Fuehrer). 19, 50 58 42. 49 Southerland. Tommy. 43. 53 Sparks, Ronald, II. 44. 55, 58 Sparling, Terry. 38, 55, 58 Spooner. Flossie. 44. 54, 84 Sports, 41 Sprague. Linda, 27. 31, 48, 55, 54, 49. 75. 82 Stanger, Carl, 44, 49, 78, 82 Stanger. Charles. 44, SO, 69, 82 Stansbury. John. 44 Starr, Pam. 44. 57 Steen, Kenneth. 37. 50. 69 Stephenson, John, 37, S3 Stevens. Louise, 37, 52, 55, 56, 75 Stilson. Earl, 37 Stocking. Sherl. 37, 50, 51, 53, 62 Storcr, Joniann, 44, 57 Stover, Carol, 37. 56. 71. 83 Strasser, Linda. 27. 83 Strong, Gale, 37 Strong, Martha, 27, 52, 56, 82 Struthers. John, 37 Summers. Ted, 27. 53. 62, 69 Sutherland. Mr. Francis. 8, 69 52. 56. Thon, Marvin, 28 Thorne, Rita. 37, 48, 49. 51 49, 74, 75, 79, 82 Thurston. Bob. 28, 50 Timmons, Richard. 28 Todd. Sharon. 44, 83 Tompkins, Jeanie, 44, 57 Transtrum. Kathleen, 37, 48 52 75. 82 Tucker. Julie, 44. 51 Tulloch, Bob, 44, 53 Ulmen, Monte. 37 Uthe, Genie. 28 Van Dusen. John, 28, 49, 50. 51. 47, 68, 78. 79 Van Hoover, Leo, 44 Van Paepeghem. Judy. 44. 57. 72 77 Van Paepeghem, Ralph, 28. 49 Venable, Elverta. 10, 38, 54, 54 Vest, Gary, 44, 50, 53, 42, 69 Tanner, Judy, 27, 49, 52, 54, 56, 74, 78. 82. 84 Tanner, Ray, 12, 44, 49. 50, 53 54 78 Taylor, Janet, 37, 52, 56, 82 Taylor, Janice, 38 Taylor, Leona. 44, 52, 54, 84 Taylor, Sandra, 10 Teutsch. Richard, 28 Thiel. Wayne. 12, 28. 50, 53. 54 _Thomasoii,_E(tllflld.__37 Thomason, Larry, 10, 37 Waggener, Loren, 30 Waite, Burton, 44, 53, 82 Walker, Ruth, 44, 84 Walker. Sharon. II. 28. 74, 82. Walters. Ron. 29 Walton, Jackie, 44, 52. 57 Ward, Mrs. Fern, II Ward, Patricia, 10, 38. 48, 54 Warrick, Sandra, 44. 52. 57 Waterman. Sherry, 44, 49, 55 57 72, 78 C ' • , 56 Weast, Larry, 44, 47, 84 Wees, Frank, II Welker, Vicki, 38, 49, 52. 79 White. Doris. 10 White, Elizabeth, 44, 51, 57, 84 White, Kent, 44, 53 White, Mrs. Mary Alice, 8, 10, 51 74 Whiting, Suzanne, 29, 48. 56. 69. 74 Wilco«. William, 29, 49, 50, 54. 55, 58 Williams. Miss Elizabeth R., 8, 10, 48, 56, 57, 75, 78 Wilson, Stan Wingate, Morris, 29 Winter, Lana. 39, 44, 49, 51, 52, 57, 49 Winward, Louise, 10, II, 29, 31, 48, 49, 52, 55, 56. 57, 71, 75, 78, 81 Winward, Richard, 44. 48. 68, 78 79 84 Wolf, Signe, 38, 56, 83 Wolfkiel, Karen, 29, 54, 56, 68, 79 Wood, Billy, 12. 29. 59. 48. 79 Wood. Melvina. 29. 31. 48, 49, 78 Wood. Patty. 77 Wood, Ronald, 38. 55, 58 Woodall, Kenne Jean, 29, 31, 54, 84 Wurst, Chauncy. 38, 79 Young. Bud. II, 38, 72. 74. 79 Young Judy, 38, 48, 51, 52, 54, 74 Young, Mary, 44 Young, Mr. Otis, 6 Zabel. Jack, 44 Zabel, Roger, 38, 51. 62 , - . ( . A x-ri .K vvy:: , ' - X y; - . fe .- x y ' . ' i-y }!h