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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

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How did our annual come to be called this? When the first MHS annual was published in 1920, the most important question was: What shall we call our annual? At last they selected the name Mana Ha Sa . Mana Ha Sa was an Indian runner who was famed for his swiftness in carrying mes- sages for his tribe. As the Indian warriors met their defeats and gained their victories, Mana Ha Sa carried the news across the plains to the villages. It is our hope that this Mana Ha Sa will carry memories back to you over the years of this year at MHS. We hope it will keep fresh in I 964-65. rhesfuff M I X wi X W Mig I ' fmt, I CMA, . I L W I A M I g, ge so ?!MUV,C6jf.gJW,fl3j,M! ,wwf . 3 QY!Q0,i.fe g f f ,A NIANA HA QA vo LUME 44 MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL MERIDIAN , IDAHO 1 If I THE MAD RUSH BEGINS Photography Creason Photography Horton Studio Meridian, Idaho CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .. CLASSES ..... ORGANIZATIONS .. SPORTS ...... ACTIVITIES .... ADVERTISEMENTS . . INDEX ........ WANDA BOLEN . . . CORRINNE OSTROOT CRAIG SHIPLEY .. . CARLA PETERSON . . EMBER LOVELAND . DENNIS MACY .. WREN HARRIS .. MRS. WHITE ...... 2 STAFF . .. Pages 4-I 7 .... Pages I8-6I .... Pages 62-75 . . . . Pages 76-95 .. Pages 96-I3I Pages I33-I44 Pages I45-I48 ... Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor ... Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Arranger ArtEditor Student Photographer . . . .... Adviser aff D vbcafion We, of the annual staff, proudly dedicate our 1965 Mana Ha Sa to Mr. Philip Peterson. We wish to express our appreciation, Mr. Peterson, for all you've done for our music depart- ment. You have made music a vital part of our school and have helped mony of us to add a new dimension to our lives. We thank you. Wanda Bolen Editor-in-Chief ' ADMINISTRATION JOHN C. RIDDLEMOSER J. LOWELL SCOTT W. JAMES BRANVOLD Principal Superintendent Assistant Superintendent M.A., Colorado State College of Edu- B.S., M.S., University of Idaho B.S.C., M.E., University of North Dakota cation ADMINIQTRATORS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Wayland Muffley, Chairmong Mr. Albin Jossis. STANDING: Mr. James Branvold, Mr. Don Smitchger, Mr. Merl Meyer, Mr. Clifton Ralphs. Mr. Lowell Scott u-1 xx, Aff MR. WILLIAM W. BROWN B.S., Lock Haven State Teachers' Col- lege, M.A., Stanford University, Boise Junior College, University of Washing- ton, University of Idaho, Algebra, Physics, Physical Science, Football Trainer, Science Club, Radio Club. MR. JOHN E. CLAXON B.S., Rio Grande College, M.A., Mar- shall University, U.S. History, Govern- ment. FACULTY MR. FRANK CHARLTON B.A., Southern Idaho College of Edu- cation, University of Utah, Idaho State College, Typing, Shorthand I and ll, Director of Athletics, Physical Fitness, Football, Track, Sophomore Basket- ball, Jr. Class Adviser, M-Club Adviser, Faculty Committee. MRS. LOIS M. COUZENS A.B., George Fox College, Northwest Nazarene College, University of South- ern California, University of Idaho, Col- lege of Idaho, Spanish, English, Youth MR. PHIL CHERRY B.M.E., Sam Houston State, M.A., Sul Ross State, University of Idaho, Uni- versity of Nevada, Instrumental Music. MR. OMAR W. FRICKE B.S., College of idaho, Geometry, Boys' Federation Adviser, Ski Club Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor. For Christ Club Adviser, Senior Class Sponsor, 7 MR. CARI. E. GOODWIN B.S., Arizona State College, Boise Junior College, Art, Speech, Art Club Adviser, Sophomore Class Co-adviser, Thespians Adviser. MR. EDWIN HANSON B.A., Nebraska Central College, Uni- versity of Idaho, University of Ne- braska, History. FACULTY MRS. SHARI A. GOODWIN A.A., Boise Junior College, B.S., Arizona State College, English ll, Advanced P.E., Adviser for Y-Teens, FTA, GAA, Assis- tant Tennis Coach. MR. DONALD S. HEANEY M.S., Montana State College, B.S., Mon- tana State College, Southern Branch MR. HERBERT GROSDIDIER A.B., Ft. Hays Kansas State College, B.D., Southern Methodist University, University of Oregon, English ll, Eng- lish lll. MR. WALLACE C. JOHNSON A.B., Northwest Nazarene College, M.S., New Mexico Highlands Univer- sity, Chemistry, Physical Science. University of Nevada, Pennsylvania State University, Agriculture, Co-sponsor of FFA. 8 MR. DONALD KIMBRELL B.S., College of Idaho, Walla Walla College, University of Idaho, Biology, U.S. History, Live Science. FACULTY B.A., College of Idaho, Wisconsin State College, Humboldt State College, Biol- ogy, Tennis Coach. MISS KATHRYN I. MORGAN B.A., Whitman College, M.A., Univer- sity of Nebraska, University of Idaho, University of Washington, University of Denver, University of Virginia, Idaho State University, English Ill, English IV, Junior Class Adviser, GAA Co-sponsor. MR. RICHARD T. MOSMAN B.A., College of Idaho, Boise Junior College, Idaho State University, Cal- culus, Trigonometry, Advanced Al- gebra, Geometry, Head of Math and Science Dept. MRS. MARJORIE J. MULLER B.S., University of Idaho, Bookkeeping, Typing I. 9 MR. MILTON J. NIELSEN B.S., McCook Junior College, Nebraska State Teachers College, University of Denver, University of Idaho, In- dustrial Arts ll, III, IV. MR. RAY PARKS B.A., Westminster College, M.A., Uni- versity of Idaho, Southern Idaho Col- lege of Education. World History, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. MRS. EMILY RAINEY B.S., University of Idaho, Idaho State College, Friends University. Home Economics, FHA Adviser. FACULTY MR. ROBERT W. PERKINS B.A., College of Idaho. English Il, Sophomore Football, Varsity Basket- ball, ancl Sophomore Baseball Coach. MR. PHILIP E. PETERSON A.B., Northwest Nazarene College, University of Washington, University of Idaho, Westminster Choir School. Chorus. MR. WILUAM E. RlETHLE,.lR. B.A., New York University, M.A., San Jose State College, Columbia Univer- sity, University of Colorado, University of Denver, St. John's University School of Law, Adelphi College. Guidance Coun- selor, Football, Basketball, Baseball Officials Associations, Evening In- structor at B.J.C. 10 MR. MERRILL G. STUCKI B.S., M.S., University of Idaho, Wash- ington State College, Monmouth Col- lege, Boise Junior College. Agriculture, Farm Mechanics, FFA Adviser. FACULTY MR. JOHN D. TURNBULL B.A., University of Idaho, College of Idaho. Algebra, Geometry, Modern Mathematics. MRS. MARY ALICE WHITE B.A., College of Idaho, M.A., University of Idaho, University of Washington, Colorado State Teachers' College, Uni- versity of Southern California. Library, Latin, Yearbook Sponsor, A-V Co- Ordinator. MISS ELIZABETH R. WILLIAMS B.S.,. M.S., University of Idaho, Albion State Normal School, College of Idaho, University of Denver, Idaho State Uni- versity, Brigham Young University. Debate, Office Practice, Business English, Personal Typing, Service Club, Newspaper, Debate, Book Store, Quill and Scroll, National Forensic League. 11 MR. KEN L. WEATHERBIE B.S., University of Idaho. U.S. Govern- ment, World History, Economics. MR. HARRY J. ZANKS A.B., Lafayette College, M.A., Seton Hall University, Idaho State University, Harvard University, University of Penn- sylvania. Guidance Counselor. Mr. Turnbull FACULTY SNAPS Mr. Grosdidier Mr. Kimbrell Mr. Cherry Mrs. Muller Mr. Charlton 12 Faculty Gossips in Office. R 5.7 ,Y , V 4 ii Mr. Weatherbie FACULTY SNAP9 Mr. Brown Coffee Break Meetings Over Miss Morgan Faculty Chaperon Mrs. White 13 , 11 4- bqJia4xmnurN.tie SERVICE DISTRICT OFFICE SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Dorothy Paul, Mrs. Donna Ross. STANDING-Mr. Scott, Mrs. Laura Payne, Mr. Branvold. GUIDANCE WORKERS LEFT T0 RIGHT-P. Moses, S. Sfadler, L. Tewksbury, P. Taylor, J. Marshall, L. Dougal J. Hansen. ROW TWO-J. Lendhart, K. Poole, J. Tompkins, S. Cagle, S. Taylor, J. Loux. s'Ef1 'W5rg HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT-J. Tompkins, D. Dennis, M. Shuyler, T. Tone, P. Moses, Mrs. Bobo, Mr. Riddlemoser. STUDENT SECRETARIES LEFI' TO RIGHT-M. Hoffbauer, S Knight, K. Peterson, K. Archibald. VISUAL AIDS LEFT T0 RIGHT-C. Purdy, G. Kiester, J. Kline, T. Smart, D. Taylor, Mrs. White, B. Hen- son, D. Woods. JANITORS LEFT TO RIGHT-T. Smart, Carl Newman, Emmett Cottrell, D. McDowell. SERVICE LIBRARIANS ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT-J. Lenhardt, J. Tompkins, B. Jarrett, P. Dye, T. Waggener. ROW TWO-P. Gregory, S. Grosso, J. Weast, L. Dougal, K. Peterman, G. Carr, Mrs. White, D. Johnson. COOKS LEFT T0 RIGHT-Shirley Weather, Bessie Marshall, Fern Ward, Agnes Pritchett. w STUDENT Mike Mikesell George Gregg President Vice-President LEADERS Janice Mitfleider Roger Fuhrmon Secretary Treasurer ROW T, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Harris, J. Mittleider, M. Mikesell, G. Gress, R. Fuhrmon, P. Wood. ROW 2: W. Bolen, J. Tompkins, J. Peavey, D. Ackley, Mr. Riddlemoser, R. Poole, P. Puiliclm, G. Doores. x TWO VIEWS OF OUR STUDENT LEADER H Th p pl h f Th bl h h LfTkgpThyI:d L hl gfdlffh hlfhpfy , E W4 jerrnme READ R Z T .wyw-0 gi :Q H- 62EA4,f?E4!fZfhw:fZ MMM O E . wwf 0j!4f '? f 'u y X ' 2 X . X'z,,,' 39 f - f l Q A 7 K . gfxx r - WWW! 4.5 Slim, K' Q,..,,'15,A 1 1 lim' l ' ' X ' -,' .-uf 'sig ' Quin! ' fu X. , X ,'r,v1- - .jg '. A JK MM... A , ' , i .0 vi f ' NN Q , W- 15, Wav YV fx N , iff-4 ' , :Q f . 1 Adi V W ' l ' ' 'Zi '. XX I , ' 'I X Y X f r nl Bxwnr xxx -2- A Q 1 I .x. 1 1. 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Lura Morgan was our Harvest Ball candidate. As our last service for the seniors, we sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of the Prom, which was held in the Crystal Ballroom ofthe Boise Hotel, was Graduation Day . Seniors-at last! This was the cry that students made as we took g 5. lg XIX -,X Z 2' ch.: 111, -s . 1' TJ C' fl l ,vi il f . K I gf ll 'Q l X 1 2-i f Z T X J - x Q X OFFICERS-STANDING-Cliff Diffendaffer, Vice- President, John Tomkinson, President, Nancy Neal, Secretary. STANDING-Wanda Bolen, Forum Member, Lura Morgan, Treasurer. our places in the long awaited Senior Section. President John Tom- kinson took charge of our final year at MHS. Barbara Green was crowned Homecoming Queen during half-time ceremonies of the Bishop Kelly game. Judy Mitchell reigned as Queen of the Harvest Ball in November. We chose Winter Wonderland as the theme for the Christmas Formal held in the Eagles Ball Room. In late October tragedy hit our class, for Ron Woods was sud- denly taken away from us in a motorcycle-car accident. Although he is gone, he will always be in our memories. As we graduate on May 17, taking all our memories with us, we hope that the underdlassmen will cherish the beloved Senior Section as much as we have. So to you, the underclassmen, we bid A Fond Farewell . DANIEL W. ACKLEY ......................... .............. ' 'Dun Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Track 2, Boys' Fed 2-3-4, M Club 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, Student Council 4. BETTY LOUISE ALDRIDGE ................................ Shorty Band 2, Pep Band 2, Mixed Chorus 3, FHA 2, Service Club 2-3-4. SUSAN M. ANDERSEN ..................... Andy Annual 4, Newspaper 4, Sky High 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Reporter 4, Voting Delegate 3, District Choir 3, Service Club 2-3-4. KAREN ARCHIBALD FTA 4, Service Club 2-3-4, Drill Team 4, Book Store Man- ager 4. f' :if .. H ' W:-izrfi' . ' i . Lf-?Li'if!E.ifF?i'iQ'5ff55is,L!?,?:li?555af3-SQ ' -. 12.. . ' fhzfig-'- Iii 3 .' - . V iifiihi-5 ifiiriii SENIOR CLASS JACK RUSSELL AUSTIN Science Club 4. TANNYA KATHLEEN AUSTIN ........................ . . . Tanny Christmas Carol 25 Sky High 45 Mixed Chorus 45 NFL 2-3-45 Y-Teens 4 FHA 2-3-4, Treasurer 45 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 25 Declamation 2. RICHARD LYNN BAILEY . . . . . Dick YFC 2-3-4. ROBERT EUGENE BALDWIN .................. . . . Bob' Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 FTA 4. MARY KATHLEEN BALES Thespians 3-4, ,Program Chairman 3, Sec 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 M Club 45 lm promptu 35 Why I Am A Bachelor , Student Director 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 45 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Miss Idaho Cheerleader 45 Harvest Ball Candidate 25 Homecoming Finalist 45 Tip-Off Candidate 4. CHERYL DARLENE BAYLESS ................ Dolly Science Club 2-3, Sec. 35 YFC 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Quiz Team 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Librarian 4. KAREN ANN BELL Newspaper 45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 25 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4. EDWIN E. BERREY ........................ . . Ed Miami High School, Ariz. 2, Track 25 Orchestra 25 Rock Club 25 Rifle Club 25 Chess Club 25 Band 3-45 Radio Club 4. JERRY L. BIRCH ........................ Birch Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 45 M Club 3-4. WANDA LOU BOLEN Forum Member 4, Student Council 4. GAIL LE ROY BOSWORTH JIM BOYD CAROL BROOKS Service Club 2-3-4, Debate 2. CRAIG BROWN Borah High 2, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Track 2-3-4, Bye, Bye, Birdie 2, All- State Band 2, Boys' Fed. 4, Medical Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, Boys' State 3. MICHAEL B. BROWN ..................... Mike Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Annual 4, The Still Alarm , Boys' Fed. 3-4, M Club 2-3-4, Science Club 2-3-4, Radio Club 3-4, Declamation 2. SUSIE KAY BRUNN ..................... Brunn Tennis 4, Charles Dicken's Christmas Carol 2, Courtship of Eddie's Father 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Y-Teens 2-3, FHA 2, Art Club 2, Service Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3, Debate 2, GAA 2-3-4, Drill Team 3. SINA BRUSH Thespians 3, Art Club 2-3, Sec. 3, Service Club 4, Student Council 3. LYNN MICKELLE BUCHANAN ..... . . Joe Y-Teens 2, FHA 2, Service Club 2-3-4. Football 2, Track 2-3-4, Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Science Club 2-3-4. SENIOR Tennis 2-3-4, SRV Doubles Champion 3, State Doubles Champion 3 Annual 3-4, Associate Ed. 3, Editor 4, Quill 8. Scroll 3-4, Pow Wow 2, Pres Y Teens 2-3-4, M Club 4, Service Club 2-3-4, Declamation 2, Class V-Pres 3 Class KATHLEEN CALNON .......... . . . Kathy Annual 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Service Club 2-3-4. GREG CARPENTER GEORGIA ANN CARR ................... George Girls' Chorus 2-35 Mixed Chorus 45 FHA 25 Art Club 45 YFC 2-35 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Librarian 4. LARRY L. CARR Art Club 3-45 Stage Crew. DALE R. CHESNUT Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Baseball 2-3-45 Newspaper 4, Sports Editor 45 Sky High 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Mixed Ensemble 4, President 45 Quill 8. Scroll 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-4. 3-45 Medical Club 3-4. BONNIE FAYE CREASON Tennis 2-3-4, SRV 84 District Doubles 35 Sky High 45.Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Honor Choir 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Sec. 45 M Club 45 Service Club 2-3-4. RANDALL LEE CRISP . . . . . Randy FFA 2-3-4. SUSAN FRANCES CROSBY ................. Susan Annual 3-45 Newspaper 45 Science Club 2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. 25 President 45 Art Club 25 FTA 45 Medical Club 3-4. DALE CUNNINGHAM Caldwell High School5 Art Club 4. SENIO DEE ANNE COLLINGHAM ........................ ....... ' 'Andy Mountain Home High 45 Art Club 45 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate. RICHARD COLLINS ................................ . . Dick Band 2-3-4, Drum Maior 45 Boys' Fed. 25 Science Club 2-3-4. GORDON COOPER FFA 25 Rodeo Club 3. BILL COPE ............................. ............. ' 'StanIey Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-4, Student Director 45 Stage Band 2-3-45 All- State Honor Band 35 Boys' Fed. 45 Science Club 2-35 Radio Club 4. RONALD W. COWLES ........................ ....... ' 'CIarence Track 2-3-45 Newspaper 2-35 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 FFA 25 Ski Club R l l l 1 1 i L 4 l I JOHN NATHAN DEWEY ............ . . . Baby Huey Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 fin f.. ELLA RAE DICKSON Burnt River High5 Newspaper 2-35 Service Club 2-35 GAA 3, Carnival Staff 3. CLIFFORD A. DIFFENDAFFER JR .............. Diff Football 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-4, Class Vice-President 4. ROY DOAN Football 25 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, M Club 3-45 FFA 2-3. LINDA SUE DOUGAL .................... Doug' Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Librarian 45 Guidance Sec. 4. 1 KURT 0. ESHELMAN MARY LYNN FLACK Annual 35 Sky High 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 25 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 3-4. KENNETH ROBERT FLOCK .... ..... .......... ' ' Ken Harper High, Ore.5 Baseball 35 YFC 45 Class Vice-Pres. 3. ROGER J. FUHRMAN ..................... Rog Tennis 2-3-45 Annual 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Class Forum Member 35 Student Body Treasurer 45 Student Council 2-3-4. JAMES R. GEHR ............ ............. ' 'Randy Sky High 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Honor Choir 3. SENIOR JIM ECKWORTZEL ........................ . . . . . . Squirts Basketball 2-35 Baseball 3-45 Bays' Fed. 2-3-45 FFA 2-3-4. CHERYL ELSASS Borah High 2-3 Borah Pep Club 2-35 Newspaper 2-3-45 Quill 8. Scroll 45 FHA 45 YFC 2-3-45 Service Club 4. RHONDA LEE ENGEL Girls' Chorus 25 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4. GARY DEAN ENZMINGER Basketball 25 Track 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Art Club 2, Pt. Keeper 25 YFC 2-3-4, Pres. 45 Quiz Team 2-3-45 President of YFC Area Council. .... .,..:s,,.. .... . , . I r .. . J T-5:-,.if':s-.If-rm-:zQrfxaagqeaigpfi, . ,f5rg,vf.4 . , 5s,5gg2g.-egg 1 - 4.5 .-- ..z3.frig1ff - . , f 3' 1 --Q. -f 5 VW 'tk 'sniff.f-i'?ff1.1'f5,,Tf:1i?iz . - f' ,-'-35, aw, f gg,-f,gs.sf g .5-f in-. -,r N ' ff. -r l Y 93? r ii 512-1-3 - Yfjfi ? il?f.5l:?f 5155 ' 3 ? '3 9fS3ff7 X 33? ::.,-. 3 13553 J 73 ' f i . K . i i . 5 :,, . . xlib... . -ist . M. ,J . T r I 5 . ,gg 5 - . 3:5-5s,'1ef-'?vf5w 'FJ f . . ' I t CLASS FRED GIBBONS Cascade High 35 Basketball 35 Pow Wow 2 JUDITH ELLEN GIBSON .......................,........... Judy Annual 35 Newspaper 4, Associate Ed. 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Quill 8. Scroll 45 FHA 25 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4, Sec. 25 Tip-Off Candidate 4. BARBARA ANN GREEN ......................... ........ ' 'Pinki Tennis 35 Newspaper 45 Sky High 45 Girls' Chorus, publicity chairman 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Medical Club 3-45 Homecoming Queen 45 Tip-Off Candidate 35 Drill 3-4, Captain 4. H. WAYNE GREEN . . . . . Bud Borah High. - GARY GREENMAN FFA 2-3. ii LEA GRIAT ........................ ...... ' 'Grif Tennis 35 Newspaper 45 Band 2-3-45 Hist.-Recorder 35 Pep Band 2-35 Pow Wow 2, Prog. Chr. 25 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Prog. Chr. 2, Representative 3, President 45 FTA 3-4, Treas. 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Declamation 25 Drill Team 3-45 Home- coming Candidate 45 Tip-Off Candidate. DANNY PAUL GREGORY ...... . ......... . . . Dun Melbo5 Band 2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 Pep Band 2-3. SHEILA GROSSO ....................... . . Gidg Pioneer, Go Home 45 Thespians 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 25 Art Club 2-35 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4, V-Pres. 45 Radio Club 45 Tip-Ott Candidate 45 Drill Team 4. GlNGER R. HANSEL ....................... Ging Newspaper 3-4, Editor 45 The Nature of a Gift 35 If Boys Wore the Skirts 45 Dicken's Christmas Carol 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Quill 81 Scroll 3-45 NFL 2-3-45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-35 Science Club 45 YFC 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 2-3-45 Declamation 25 Medical Club 3-4, Sec. 4. JONATHAN VIRGII. HANSON . . Football 27 YFC 2, Wh' wyndam'-+ WREN LEE HARRIS Football 2-3-47 Track 2-3-47 Annual 3-4, Photographer7 Quill 8: Scroll 3-47 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Rep. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, President 47 Science Club 2-3-47 M Club 2-3-47 Radio Club 47 Student Council 4. CHESTER LEROY HAYES .................... Chet Sky High 47 Band 2-3-47 President 3, Sgt. of Arms 47 cho- rus 47 Pep Band 2-3-4, President 47 Stage Band 2-3-47 All State Band 37 SRV Honor Band 2-3-4. CYNTHIA HAZEN Service Club 2-3-47 Girls' Chorus 4. BUTCH HENSON Football 27 Basketball 27 Tennis 2-3-4, State Champion 37 M Club 2-3-4. SENIOR JANIE HANSEN ........................ ............... ' 'Shorty Newspaper 2-3-41 East Lynn 27 NFL 37 Pow Wow 2, Sec. 27 FHA 2-3-4, Chaplain 37 Service Club 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 37 Debate 3j Declamation 2-37 Guidance Sec. 4. STEVEN MELVIN HANSEN . .................. . . . Big Steve Football 2-3-47 Track 3-47 Boys' Fed. 2-3-47 M Club 3-4. STEVEN MERLE HANSEN ............................. little Steve Football Mgr. 27 Baseball 37 Boys' Fed. 2-3-47 FFA 2-3-47 Class Forum Mem- ber 27 Student Council 2. JOANNE KAY HANSON ................................ Annie Newspaper 4 Make-up Ed. 47 Quill 81 Scroll 47 Pow Wow 27 Y-Teens 2-47 Science Club 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 2, Treas. 37 Service Club 2-3-47 Medical Club 47 Homecoming Candidate. . . John CLASS Y-Teens 45 YFC 25 Service Club 4. JAMES L. HIATT ........................ ................. ' 'Jlm Football 2-3-45 Tennis 25 Track 35 Newspaper 45 Band 25 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Science Club 2-3-4, President 35 FTA 45 Radio Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-4. PAM HILL YFC 2-35 Y-Teens 2-3. MELODIE JANE HOFFBAUER ............................. Mello Annual 45 Newspaper 3-45 East Lynn 25 Pow Wow 2, Sec 25 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Program Chr, 45 FHA 2-3-4, Historian 35 Science Club 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Declamation 25 Girls' State Delegate 35 Student Sec. 4. GLORIA LEE HOLLADAY Girls' Chorus 45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 2-35 Service Club 2-3-4. DEAN HOLLOWAY Football 45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4. JANE HOSKINS Tennis 2-3-45 Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Quill 81 Scroll 4 Y-Teens 2-35 FHA 2-35 Service Club 2-3-4. BERNICE JARRETT Tennis 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Service Club 4. Pow Wow 25 FFA 2-3-45 YFC 4. ARTHUR LEE JOHNSON .......... . . . Art GARY KIESTER Football 2. JIM KLINE Football 2. SANDRA LEE KNIGHT ..................... Sandy Tennis 25 Annual 35 Newspaper 3-45 Y-Teens 45 FHA 25 Service Club 2-3-4, Sec. 35 Science Club 35 FTA 45 Home- coming Candidate 45 Tip-off Candidate 45 Drill Team 3-4, Sec. 45 Student Sec. 4. GROVE A. KOGER Newspaper 45 Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 All-State Band 35 Quill 8: Scroll 45 NFL 45 Science Club 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 35 Debate 4. SANDRA LEE LACY ...................... Sandy Annual 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 25 FTA 3-4, Sec. 45 Service Club 2-3-4, Treas. 45 Tip-Off Candidate5 Drill Team 3-4. QENIO Football 45 Dicken's Christmas Carol 25 Nature ofthe Gift 3 ltchln To Get Hitched 45 NFL 2 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Boys' Fed. 45 M Club 4 Science DARRELL R. JOHNSON Club 2,3,45 Radio Club 2-3-45 Debate 2-3-45 Declamation 2-4 WARREN JONES Football Mgr. 45 Track 3-45 Boys' Fed. 3-45 M Club 4. LAVON WENDELL JONES Shoshone High5 Football 2-35 FFA 2-35 S Club 3. MIKE KALOUSEK Mixed Chorus 2-45 FFA 2-4. CLASS RAYMOND J. LARRONDO . . FFA 2-3. . . Ray HAROLD LEACH Football 25 Baseball 25 FFA 2-3. CHARLES EDWARD LEMON .............................. Chuck 2 3 4 B s' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Science Club 2-3-45 Football 25 Tennis - - 5 oy Radio Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-4. THOMAS LINK Football 2-35 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Rep. 45 FFA 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 2, Sentinel 3, Treos. 45 M Club 4. .IAN LITTLE Art Club 2-3-4, Sec. 45 Service Club 2-3-4. JEAN LITTLE Art Club 45 Service Club 2-3-4. BRUCE LOLLEY Football 25 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 Student Janitor 2. .IUDITH ANN LOUX ....................... Judy' Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Service Club 2-3-4 Guidance Sec. 4. DWAIN A. LOWRY FFA 2-35 Pow Wow 2, President 2. LINDA MOSMAN Newspaper 45 Pow Wow 2, Sec. 25 FHA 2-35 Science Club 3-45 YFC 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Medical Club 3-45 Vice- President 4. JIM MURGOITIO Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2-3-45 Track 45 News- paper 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 45 M Club 3-45 FTA 45 Medical Club 4. HOWARD A. NAU ., . . Howie FFA 2-3-4. NANCY MARIE NEAL Annual 3-45 Newspaper 3-45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-4, Rec. Chr. 3, Sec. 45 Art Club 45 FTA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 25 Class Sec. 45 Class Treas. 35 Drill Team 4. SENIO LINDA LEE MONTGOMERY Borah High 2-35 Mixed Chorus 45 Sky High 45 FHA 25 Service Club 45 Drama Club 35 Borah Pep Club 2-3. KAREN MORFELD Service Club 2-3-4. LURA JEAN MORGAN ..........,.,..,................, Morgan Tennis 3-45 Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Pow Wow 2, Sec. 25 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Inter-Club Rep. 45 FHA 2-3-4, Degrees Chr. 35 Service Club 2-3-4, Treas. 45 GAA 2, Sec. 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Tip-Off Candidate 45 Drill Team 3-4. JESSE JAMES MORRIS ..................... . , Jim Football 35 Baseball 2-35 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-4. PATRICIA ELLEN MOSES .............,.......... ........ ' 'Path Annual 45 Newspaper 3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Historian 45 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Guidance 8. Office Sec. 45 Co-ed Correspondent. R CLASS ROBERT M. NEFF .....................,.. ............... ' 'Bob Borah High 2, Baseball 2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Spanish Club 2, Letterman's Club 2. DAVE NELSON ........................ ................. ' 'Jose Tennis 2-3, Band 2-3, Thespians 2, Boys' Fed. 2, FFA 2, Radio Club 2. DONALD A. NELSON ......................... .......... ' 'Don Hay Fever , Courtship of Eddie's Father 3, Why the Chimes Rang , Pioneer, Go Home 4, Stage Crew, Sky High 4, Thespians 3-4, Boys' Fed. 4, FFA 2-3, Art Club 2-3-4, President 4, Debate 4, Student Janitor 4, GEORGIA MAE NELSON ........................ ....... ' 'George Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, FHA 3, Art Club 3, Service Club 2-3-4- GAA 4. 1 RICHARD EUGENE NEWBERRY . . . 1 ,Ws'..,s:e,.,,,Y f ' ,Me . , MW' iffy . . Dick DARLA GAYE NOBLE Coldwell High School 2-3, Mixed Chorus 4, Honor Choir 4, Concert Choir 2-3, Sky High 4, FHA 4, FTA 4, Service Club 2-3, Student Council 2, Librarian 2, National Honor Society 3. GARY PAGE CARLA PETERSON ....................... Pete Annual 3-4, Ad. Arranger 3, Advertising Mgr. 4, Newspaper 4, Sky High 4, Girls' Chorus 2,-Sec, 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Honor Choir 4, Quill '81 Scuollhvsi-4, FHA 2-3-4, District Rec. Chr. 3, Treas. 3, President '4, FTA'-4, Service Club 2-3-4, Pres. 2, Tip-Off Candidate 4, Girls' State Delegate. KAREN PETERSON .... . ................. K.P. Nampa High 2, Y-Teens 3-4, FHA 3, Service Club 3, Masque 8: Gavel 2, Spiz 2, Art Club 2, Student Sec. 4. Pioneer, Go Home 45 Y-Teens 2-35 S ROYAL PUCKETT Pioneer, Go Home 4. CURTIS PURDY .............. . . Purdy Track 3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 FFA 3-4. MARILYN JANE RAYNOR Y-Teens 45 FHA 2-3-45 Art Club 25 Service Club 2-3-4. KAREN JEAN REED Girls' Chorus 25 Service Club 2-3-4. PAMELA MARINDA PRATER ....... SENIOR MIKE PHELAN . . . . . . Leach Art Club 2-3-4. DENNIS PITKIN ........................ .............. ' 'Denny Football 2-3-45 Tennis 2-35 Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Class President 35 Medical Club 3-4. MELVIN PLECKER .... . . . Mel Boys' Fed. 3. KAREN RAYE POOLE Y-Teens 2-45 Service Club 2-3-4, President 45 Drill Team 45 Tip-Off Candidate 4. ... Pam ervice Club 2-3-4, C LA99 RUSSELL REINHART ........................ ............. ' 'Russ . . k ' Football 2 3-4, Trac at Arms 4. 2-3-4, Pow Wow 2, Boys Fed. 2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Sgt. RANDALL TRENT ROEBER . . . . . . Moose FFA 2-3. JANE ROWLEY Annual 4, East Lynne 2, Twas the Night Before Christmas 2, Pioneer, Go Home 4, Sky High 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Pres. 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Sec. 4 Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Pow Wow 2, Y-Teens 3-4, FTA 3-4 President 4, Service Club 2-3-4, Class Treas. 2, Student Council 2. CONNIE RUPP Annual 3-4, Newspaper 4, Christmas Carol 2, ltchin' to Get Hitched 4, Why the Chimes Rang 4, Quill 8- Scroll 4, NFL 2-3-4, Thespians 4, FHA 2-3-4, Sec. 3, District Reporter 3, State Reporter 8 Public Relations Chr. 4, Service Club 2-3-4, FTA 4, Debate 2-4, Drill Team 3-4, Co-Captain 4, Girls' State 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Tip-Off Candidate 4. 4 1 1 LEEANNE SAVAGE Annual 4, Y-Teens 2, Art Club 4, FTA 4, Service Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. 3. RODNEY RAY SCHOEN . . . . . Rod CHET SCHWERD Tennis 2-3-4, Boys' Fed. 3-4, M Club 4, Ski Club 4. JAMES C. SCOTT ........................ . . Jim Newspaper 4, Dicken's Christmas Carol 2, Hay Fever 3, The Courtship of Eddie's Father 3, Pioneer, Go Home 4, Sky High 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, NFL 3-4, Thespians 3-4, President 4, FFA 2, Art Club 4, Debate 2-3-4, Declamation 3-4, Boys' State 3. ,rig 69 FTA 45 Science Club 4. RICHARD E. SMART ........ . . . Dick Boise High 35 Nampa High 3. TONY SMART Hay Fever 35 Courtship of Eddie's Father 35 The Na ture of a Gift 35 Pioneer, Go Home 45 Sky High 4 Thespians 3-45 Boys' Fed. 3-45 Art Club 2-3-4, Treos. 4 JERRY LEE SMITH ..................... Smitty Football 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-4 FFA 2. LAURIE SMITH ........... . . . Laur Art Club 45 Service Club 2-3-4. CHARLES WALTER SLAUGHTER . Chuck Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 Annual 3 News paper 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Sky High 4 Boys Fed 2 3 4 M Club 3 4 1 1 CLASS SALLY JOAN STADLER Borah High5 Y-Teens 2-35 FHA 35 Service Club 3-45 Drill Team 4 BOYD STARR . . . Football 2. i l JOLENE STORER ........................ ................. Dicken's Christmas Carol 25 Hay Fever 5 Courtship of Eddie's Father 35 Pioneer, Go Home 45 NFL 2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Y-Teens 2-35 FHA 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-4, President 45 Debate 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-45 Drill Team 3-4. RANDY R. STOVER ........................ ........... . Smoky Football 2-3-45 Track 2-35 M Club 3-45 FFA 2-3-45 FFA President 4. I l VIRGINIA STRASSER , ..........................,........ Ginny Annual 45 Sky High 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Mixed Ensemble 3-45 All-State Honor Choir 35 Thespians 45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4. llsudll uJ on DENNIS L. TAYLOR . . . . Testers YFC 4. PEGGY LARUE TAYLOR . ..,............ Ronna Girls' Chorus 2-35 Mixed Chorus 45 YFC 25 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-45 Guidance Sec. 4. SANDRA LOU TAYLOR ................... Sandy Pow Wow 2, President 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Guidance Sec. 45 Student Sec. 4. LINDA ELLEN TEWKSBURY ............... Tewksy Tennis 3-4, Mgr. 45 Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Y-Teens 45 FHA 2-3-45 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4. MARY LYNN TRAGER Art Club 45 Service Club 2-3-4. LINDA EILEEN TREAT .............. Tweetie-Bird Tennis 2-35 Y-Teens 25 FTA 2-3-45 YFC 2-3-45 YFC Quiz Team 45 FHA 2-3-4. LEO E. VANHOOVER . . FFA 2-3-4. . . . PeteH' TRUDY E. WAGGENER Crook County High, Ore.5 Girls' Chorus 45 FHA 25 YFC 2 Welcome Chr. 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Librarian 4. KAREN LUISE WALLGREN Annual 45 Sky High 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3-4, Y-Teens 25 FHA 25 FTA 4, Historian 45 Service Club 2-3-4, Drill Team 3-4. SENIOR TONY GENE TOLSMA Band 2-35 Pep Band 3-25 Stage Band 2-3. JOHN ROSS TOMKINSON Boise High5 Baseball 2-3-45 Track 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Sky High 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 45 Science Club 25 Radio Club 25 Ski Club 25 Class Presi- dent 45 Student Council 4. JEANIE TOMPKINS ........................ ............. ' 'Jean Service Club 2-3-45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Librarian 45 Office Assistant 4. TONI TONE Girls' Chorus 25 FHA 25 YFC 2-35 Service Club 2-3-45 Office Assistant 4. hav-H CLASS DEANNA WHITAKER ........................ ........... ' 'Whlt Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Sky High 45 Girls' Chorus Accompanist 25 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 3-45 Mixed Ensemble 3-45 Honor Choir Accompanist 45 FHA 2-3-4, Historian 25 Voting Delegate 25 Vice-Pres. 35 State Vice-Pres. of National Proiects 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Tip-Off Queen Candidate 4. RICHARD WHITE ...................... Band 2-45 FFA 2-3-45 YFC 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-4. MARY A. WILEY Girls' Chorus 2-45 Y-Teens 25 Service Club 45 GAA 4. :HIE . . . Ricky DALE RICHARD WILKINS Basketball 25 Sky High 45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 FFA 2. Boise Highg Service Club 2-3-4. DOUG WILLIAMS Football 25 Borah High. CHERIE WOLVERTON .................... Toni' Boise High 2-3 Ust sem.J5 Boise Hi-Lites Newspaper 3 Latin Club 2. ARCHIE RALPH WOOD .................... Oscar' Courtship of Eddie's Father 35 Pioneer, Go Home 4 Stage Crews5 NFL 25 Thespians 45 Pow Wow 25 Art Club 3-4 DENISE WILLIAMS ......... . , Dennie' 1 1 1 DENNY BILLMAN ....................,.. Barny Football Mgr. 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Pow Wow 25 'Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Guidance Sec. 45 Student Council 25 Class President 2. SHANE KELLY Boise High, Football 2-35 Basketball 2-35 Track 35 Boys' Fed. 2-35 B Club 2-3. CARLA KENT New Mexico 25 Norton High 35 Frisco High 35 FHA 2-3. BRUCE MITCHELL Borah High, Basketball 25 Baseball 2. BOB MYERS .......... . . Slim Borah High,Baseball 2. DORIS PATTERSON YFC 2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. 35 Quiz Team 2-3. FREDERICK C. JOHNSON .................. Fred QENIORS PATRICIA MAXINE WOOD ...... ......................... ' 'PaH'y Newspaper 4, Feature Ed. 45 Quill 8. Scroll 45 Pow Wow 25 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Treas. 45 Service Club 2-3-4, President of Service Council 45 Drill Team 3-45 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Student Council 4. DONALD LEONARD WOODS ................................ Don Football 25 Track 25 Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 Student Conductor 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 Science Club 2-45 Radio Club 45 Visual Aids 2-4. RONALD LYNN WOODS ........................ ...... . . . Ron Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4. GERALD PETERSON Radio Club 3-4. THOMAS REUTZEL ........................ . Tom Band 2-3-45 Stage Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4. MICHAEL L. ROE ..... . . Mike Vale High 25 FFA 2-3-4. ROGER TRANSTRUM .......... Pow Wow 25 FFA 25 Radio Club 4. . . Slim CHARLYN GROSDIDIER LOWELL MURDOCK ci-mis REED PAULETTA sem: SAM wn.soN ' r , Y WW WWW? v L. .- L 42 .4 A -11 51 1 I p w- f f . 4 f f - V Blflfl -,Off ' ff,fflQ?f'?2f Wifi if f I' j g ' t X it ,fr ff ff,-f-1,4 u 1 i t , l , Y ,J r WW ily my f if V 2 lx Ay ,L illy If J! 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F' li Ron Woods, a 17-year-old Senior qt MHS, was born March 2, 194-7. On Oc- l , . A2 3 l , ,fl tober 28, I964, Ron was killed in a motorcycle-car accident at the inter- lilsl J' ' ' f l' section ofxlstick Road and Highway 69. Though Ron is gone, may we, who rl ,' ' 5- f knew himfblways be comforted by the thought that he lived a good, happy 1 ,t ,Q life and mode the world a little bit brighter for those around him. f' , X r is E i We ,lf 4 ml fl l' . l ff ,Nl L X ,f X s U 4 'S' 'IX XX A 5 ' 43 fi! .fl YN s X' X ,Y SEATED-Wayne Shuyler, Vice-President, Pat Pulliam, President, Jerrene Tomkinson, Secretary. STANDING- Betty Rowley, Treasurer, Russ Poole, Forum Member. JUNIOR CLASS This has been a most pros- perous year for our Junior Class. Starting the year off right was the participation of the Juniors in I-Dued week. During this week well over half ofthe Juniors paid their dues. Many Juniors attended the Harvest Ball and the Christmas Formal. The queen candidate of the Junior Class for the Harvest Ball was Jerrene Tomkinson. The Junior Class's candidate, Janet Sales, was chosen Tip-Off Queen. Rings, this seemed to be the talk of the Junior Class 'For about a week. Eeny-meeny-miny- moe, the American Beauty , was selected to be the ring for the graduating class of '66. We took part in the annual Hal- loween food drive and class assembly. The Junior Class is honored to have Kitty Conner, Polly Ambrose, and Teresa Mitch- ell as varsity cheerleaders. The Junior Class has succeeded in making this year a big success at M.H.S., and we plan to make our Senior year the best ever. Lee Abbott Linda Allford Polly Ambrose Gwen Bass Gary Bass . Q...-as Gay Lynn Anderson Donna Barker 1 1, 7 . Malcolm Beach Lynne Benham Marsha Bailey Sandra Biggers Robert Birch 44 -hui JUNIOR CLASS ai? :Ka .wiv vQ'iS? -ez-.9 Ron Bolen Nancy Bosworth Fred Brumble Vlckl Buchanan Read Bowen Denise Bower Marlln Burley Wannle Burnet Pamela Bowers Rack Bowman Darlene Campbell Cathy Canning Carol Boyack Lynn Boyd Lunda Chastain Klm Cherry Steve Boyd Morris Bronson Lmda Chesnut Gary Clarkson Caroline Brooks Kathy Brown Larry Coltrln Tauna Cone 45 ...ov 'sr -Q--fr in 'Sh ,ab 'ms ll in f ir . wr , , gtg 'vi - , K. W1 W 'rs ' if W Q law- J? X H :.. :,-: ::-: m xswr u gg oy 9 bm.,-5915 . ' f5?s5E555t!tsrssm . 5525953 41 J -.. V, C S - l - . :g l 1 C C Q A . .., of FW M j 90 g s J,-,A . r -in ig ,X , 'spy . .43 4- ,P 5 'zz' 4'-'I' 4-vw W JUNIOR CLASS Kitty Conner Bill Cox John Elliott Linda Ellis Sandy Crossman Bill Cullum Anita Evans Rex Everist Don Davis Gordon DeWaard Janet Fairbanks Gary Felt Robert Donahue Judy Doores Juclee Fisher Margie Flynn Nancy Duncan John Dusek Leola Fox Bonnie Frost Gayle Eaton Janet Eisenhauer Jack Fuller Janice Fuller 46 'vw' 1r f -ecft JUNIOR CLASS Norman Garrison Robert Gass Patty Gunderson Bill Hall Wanda Gerke Barbara Griffith Sandra Harmon Rickie Harris Kay Givens Bill Goade Wayne Harris Eloise Hill LaRue Golighrly Richard Gordon Louise Hill Walter Hill Jim Grant Lois Grant Clyne Hodges Elaine Hollabaugh Robert Gregory George Gress Jeannette Howard Ron Howerton 47 i My JUNIOR CLASS Cindy lrving Jim Jackson Lawrence Kipper Jin Kinney Linda Jensen Cheroyl John Linda Lamm Stella Langley Richard Johnsmeyer Brent Johnson Janis Lenhardt LaRee Lenfon Colleen Johnson Gary Johnson Ember Loveland Ross Manchester Susan J ones Robert Jossis Susan Marshall Rickie Martel Susie Kerr Karen Kennedy Galan Merrill Calvin Messer 48 .ILINICR CLASS Bruce Miller Jack Miller Shirlie McDowell Carole McFadden Julia Miller Teresa Mitchell Sandy McFarland Paulo McGoldrick Wayne Mittleider Gary Moore Peggy Mcliague Lina McMillan Peggy Moser Marilynn Moyle Ellyn McPherson Joy Nichols Sherry Moore Melinda Morgan Patti Nichols Corinne Osfroor Janie McArthur Kay McCormick Steve Palmer Lana Porte rson wiv 'A-amd' of f 3 49 JUNIOR CLASS Lois Paustian Justan Payne Randall Raynor Jerry Reinhart Tom Pecorci Lee Beth Pirtle Tom Reinhart Val Rich Rosie Pitman Russell Poole Verla Rich Bruce Richardson Arlan Potts Van Puckett Teryl Roczm Tuck Rogers Po? Pulliam Dennis Putman Hal Rossow Betty Rowley Marcine Quenzer Stephen Rasmussen Kent Rupp Janet Sales 50 y W, deign' Q 9, K 5 we W-lf as gl P53222 Er, 1 JUNIOR CLASS Lyle Sample John Sanchotena David Starr Max Steinbach Mike Scales Donna Schultsmeier Donna Stevens Gary Stroud Jerry Schwisow 4 Virginia Scrivner Jeri Tanner Bruce Tebbs Marie Sedlacek Dennis Shaffer Jim Teeter Joe Thon Renee Shelby Wayne Shuyler Frank Thomason Jay Thomson Vickie Sigman Helen Standish Gary Timson Linda Tompkins 51 JUNIOR CLASS r 2 W Q 'awp zum 563552 U Q. Jerrene Tomkinson Frank Trowbridge Bob Weaver Joyce Weaver Rita Tulloch Dwight Van Hees Marilyn White Linda Williams Caryl Venable Karen Venable Doug Willis Jerry Wilmot Marcella Vieslmeyer John Volle Phillip Wingaie Carol Wolfkiel Ray Walters Ken Ward Skipper Wood Rich Yerrington Shirley Warrick Jim Weast George Zachaw 52 NOT PICTURED LAURA ASHENEELTER STEVEN NEDDO CLARENCE BOLEN JAMES NELSON GARY BRYANT DONALD PRESTON PAULA FLOCK PATRICIA RAYNOR GERALD GILLESPIE LYNDA REIDLE GILBERT GREEN DAVID RQE GARY HART JACK SMOOT ELMER IRELAND CHARLES STANLEY ALAN JENSEN KEITH TAYLOR RICHARD JOHNSMEYER TERRI THORNTON JIM KIRK JERRY THORNTON RONNIE KUBAS GERALD TIMMONS RICKEY LITTLETON BUD TODD MARGARET LUDLOW BOBBY VINCENT MIKE MIDDLETON TOMMY VINCENT CAROL MULLER ANNA MARIE VVERTH CATHY WOLFGRAM I - fl C D A 5 - I , f .' - F ,- Qs: Q' L QQSAE H Q Q24 OIQLLQ Ax-RQMNLBNX 9 Q uf . 4 QD C' ff' CLKTN X '? CC ' X f- Q N if C X Q 'X LL CX mx YN QL K X WAR ki? 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Although they seemed rather lost at the beginning of the year, the Sophomores soon got into the swing of things cmd were settled by the end of the term. The Sophomore class was very active cmd participated in many of the school activities. They at- tended all the games and gave the team much support. The Soph- omore team had many victories and showed a great deal of ability. Our cheerleaders were excellent and led the Sophomore students in cheering for and supporting the team. They were Nancy Ambrose, Pauline Evans, and Carolyn Lenton. The class officers this year were: President-Gale Doores, Vice Pres- ident-Dennis Kinney, Secretary- Treasurer-Joan Dudgeon, and Forum members-Jack Peavey and Phil Volkman. They have done a wonderful iob for our up-and- coming class. SOPHOMORE CLASS Gwen Adams Jackie Agee Nancy Ambrose Denny Anderson Vance Aram F fs., 'M fam' Herb Armfield Gary Armstrong William Baker Leah Bassett Annette Beeson Barbara Biggers Lou Ann Bodily Pat Brown Kenny Aschenbrenner Barbara Barker Anita Brumble Bob Brunn James Buck Gary Burton Sheila Carpenter Mark Carpenter Lonnie Carr Joyce Coward Robert Cook Bill Cook Larry Crawford Linda Crockett Roy Crosby Tom Cunningham Sharon Cushing 'S-X,f-v . 8' .Q . ,germ . . ---- , r . 8, gg .R ina ,. i as x x uf S 3 R K of if Q 1 , 'We- i it , N 'W' 0 0 r ' 2 S 5 Q O .: ER 3 ,MA-,xx,9c':-' X1 tif L' V . -V Vt. , ,vm Q X ufwi 1, T E. , ,. tw f-,B .i si , gas-Wo ng v - vi 3 me A r iv ,. L wmv .Q C l K . - Sglfifialr rm. ' y . ' 1'-iw' 7 , . W . , F i Q Mil 2 . Dale Darrow ' fr r J . M' ff 595325 Greg Davis ., we Mary Davis A jiifiiliiill JU Bill Dawson r i Jim Dickson ,HW , X 1 SJR CLASS OF '67 Gene Diffendaffer il - Danny Dinnebeck K x',A ' qrrk I Christina Dobaron 5' C John Dokko . VY ,VkV.Vf gf Lorna Doolin 'L .:,-- '5 Gale Doores Peggy Doughty Joan Dudgeon Pat Dye Bert Eckwortzel Linda Elsass Brett Eshelman Alice Estes Pauline Evans Ken Ewing L 4 55 ri M5341 ' V , fi yer - . r 332585, ., . 'zsi1?i - rvlefggf-212515112 55 is 1 .WIN J 9-bi , 6 my 'I 'N is sf 13+ as W ,gg Q J 5 Q L ik ima ,. r'2....., 6 ,P .2 ,,... .. M ifwff 3 ,ff K, wxawg i 3551 .i P xi K 'Pa . 1, ,gi 1 a, f 7 ,,.,f if. my we , . nfs- gl A ferr .. fm my A' P' ls, Sly? Y was J fi X Q if my fs? is J i Q 52 3 if K E' Q as i Q 5 J a 1 ' ' .1m,f'3as5if - . .Neve , 1,.,--gasses - sf fl Q ,, 1, 1 K N - B 3 s 2 ' X ard? K I K Jfeffgs in 1 3 WTMK 3 11 Xi W Hi ee? wi , Q 3 vs Y , 5. We SP l sr Q , , A? wg 1 P 1? X fl swf, -. L, , . Q 'WW-.m... M Y. 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X, Ng 5 53 , K L Q, , Q S 22' 2 X 5 3 2 e Q td fd S in a i l f 'Q Q ' iss Terrye Farnum Cindy Fields Susan Fisher Carol Ford Larry Fry Ronald Fuehrer Greg Fuller Karen Fuller Ted Fuller Jimmy Gates Kathy Gibson Myrn Gibson Ted Gibson Mark Gillespie Dorothy Gipe f -wlom Goff Richard Gooch Marlene Gray Janice Gregory Steve Gregory Christeenia Haas Sandra Haddock Mike Hagler Charles Hahn Penny Hansen Becky Heffel Roy Herridge Maridee Hill Jerry Hiller Raymond Holmes Vicky Hoss John Jackson Diana James Evelyn Jennings Owen Jensen , ,..v W ,. Ga ry Jerome LaMor Jessen 23 Dollos John Kent Johnson Dennis Jones Tim Jordon Lorry Jossis Rick Kellogg J igv' June Kennedy ' Worren Ke ni ,,.. ,J..,.Mf ' . 'W 3 Qi :sf 2 fx .::' 5w'.:21'4s3ZQ .. v - n.,35.fE41g .V .,,-.. .juPQ..g.1 JH- L... av, 5,3 , .'f'v'w-:Q-.. -S J 5 J N. C-QQ., 5 z-122 Ir, if N v! v ' e x H v,..4, 4 f.. 9' 1 w 1 ' vs? -2. -.A ::.sh-'i':c4:.w.':f.f Dennis Kinney Jim Knudson Sydney Koegler Rickey Kynoston Kaye Locy Steve Land Andrea Lee Randy Leighton Ccrolyn Lenfon Mike Lenzi ' ,,.. A L. ew H X 2 K J. ,.f A il' . Riigzfsifffziifisf ,L 1 lv , 2, 1 , 4 ,- if lr ,V X, .L . N L , 5 X fa V 1 AT .- 'if' , ,n ' 'E' 1 ' 11' , 51' g Y -A Y ,f X '? ,I if! 1 S 1 f fl J 691 D ,l , L i, I3 f if we NM, . N L.: 'ri' 1. N 1 fi q Q iiifszsssw' ' 't 5 2' Ps- -saw -. ,fix-Q if igiigjifif' r ' H1 ,, ,vim in Q- ibl f L.2 f,-M CLASS OF '67 Fred Lewis David Link Doug Lopez Olive Lotridge Noncy Lovon Carleen Loveland Ricky Luke John McAdams Kathy McDonald Tommy McDonald Jim McFarland Potty McKay Richard McKay Judy McKinney James McPherson . B' Q-525- gli: n . A , 35511 if i ,, A , , Q is A fp il Lf Sfigfwix , W , ,.M.,i. I . ,, L., , 3 l,,Li,.,i . , M, emfwii . 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'-,,,' 1 f' ,gp K i xgglf K ' x K xr K if Nm ing, 58 Linda McPherson Norman Mahler Gene Mallard John Marshall Lloyd Marz Ron Mereness Bobby Metzger Steve Mikesell Carol Miller Kent Miller Patty Miller Susan Montgomery Richard Moore Mary Jo Morriss Dan Mortensen l Suzanne Mosman Sally Neider Sheila Neider Jenita Nesbitt Charles Nicolaus Brent Nielsen Gail Oldham Becky Ouderkirk Nancy Parsels Jerry Paulin Jack Peavey Kaye Peterman Lahna Peterson Linda Phillips Kay Porter Benny Potter Bruce Priddy Bruce Reich Terry Rich Lois Richardson Rick Records Sharla Roam Donna Roberts John Robinson Gloria Romich Renn Ross Doug Rutan Judy Samuelson Albert Sanchotena Sharon Sanders Sandro Schmitt Barbara Scott Richard Scrivner Sandy Shaw Dale Shawver Laurel Shipley Jim Slaughter Eldon Smiley Linda Smitchger Dale Smith Lowrey Smith Sheri Smith Barbara Snellings John Snodgrass Joe Stadler Joe Steinback Colleen Stillwell Jerry Stone Charles Strasser Roy Strong Gene Stucki Crystal Summers Mary Tanner Greg Taylor Kenny Tewksbury , . fam, my if X4 we Sf ' Q iglzli -K is K, 2 CLASS OF '67 59 Norma Tulloch ik E Bill Vu u g h n A M Gilberto Veiselmeyer VF , 3 Phil Volkmun Nedra Walker if 4 U -X M Y-ygzvfx. NP-Av -A x git? 1 , if S Ma xg, if Q , x 9 M if 5 3' 6, I X Wh N Q, 'vig Jmlggrximlilltlulters -V,L ,, i S Donna Word , fb if Steve White , i i iii f f J M f- :. f , :if biz: -- iiii i i Fwd WO'f 'e' ,i.X i . '1' f RGf1dvWfi9h1 i X A . , es, 41- Q 1 iv 4 f 2 ' ' ' ,A-, we - X3 K Rx S w mx 3 X X I CAME HY X3 -i i ' fi 3555 Q -Q ti B Adams V X ' Nxt 6 Xi ss Al Sci o en X N XR 3 xg Do r ' X X Pd ci rso i, N X L Y' . ' h K 3 'YL mar S X E 5156 icsiu S S X5 55 5 Kb RiC:ETfdyCG trail- A E L isarkiv-:Z um 3 K X Y W -N ASPN in ici v X ' K' X' N N Q ' -'V em' N B y Vin' nf i Ni is N i X- fl W K w X i eszbza., N X N .X Q x J ' ,i Q R X N gxj . N N A h x . S ii W EEN N S X X N X - X 'I Q xi X E Qi Q 5 W N i 'X X . QR N, 5 ' ,f Q NJ ' YR X Q N l r ' x Y Q RS 5 , nfl . i X A x ' ' -- i 5 E QS ,Q J A N X A is f I J ,qi i . KJ Tx 3 K - . XV Qi i 'J Q 5 P K' id ,- J Qgfl Cfrif X i 60 I ' YEAR OF ' SOPHOMORES HARD AT WORK WEARILY CLIMBING ON THE BUS SO ENDS THE I+' I THE WISE FOOLS of 1' U 7 IL! Af! ,Eff VL? 77 fgjwlm 3 , . I P 4 Mfg aim 1 I ' '70 ' IWVVRQI SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS I 943 73, I L ff s k 1 U OUR LITTLE ANGELS ARE READY TO TAKE ANOTHER STEP UPWARD. my 1 H . ' - dxwfv 5 , ff fl A, M WAWWW i M W 3 W 15, , ' 5 fr- Ar V 7 - -A x o' q 5 MW MA' W M ? s ah , g , 577' , ,Vw I - -,A-A, Q, A L -4 . - .axifwm -F fig L v.-N, f f wtf-Cvlgf Mg 443-if. ,A PM xx ,AWXMM ' JM K Jwjpdi 3 X L c ' , h f U X Xi I K Sf ' av . y 1 . IILY 4 i lfrgiffi ' X5 ' A 1,1 Q: Zf Ui, H f if pb Q' ' E U in ,ff XL. C X - ' Af' i W ,f Q K I LA, , MVN e, , 431 ff x W , . , it JN its A X X ,, - ,R Q Qfuff, ,fi X ' Y , Q1 , 'y , 'I fx 11-ff-B' X h L7 Y QV ' 35,5 w gl I M wx k V 7' M' - f A12 1 M dm f A M X K I , - ! f -ff X 2-2 5 Mx L X Q YXJU fl ZZ!! ' A W X B X A IN EV, x jf' f,f!7 4,-L Y rw L gf N x 1 f f ,f ' N f ,, 1' if V U F ff, ff ff 7 5' l 'Z' 34 4 4 4 ' 2, ff if ff I ' .A -4 ff? 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I , x,n AK G 'Agwx x 4' Q f ' M-1 X7 llfwf - ! M A X 4 ,X ' Sy Q , q+Xf f X fn 1 W f X ffffzgm 1 fat!-my ff ff ' X f' ff A A x . Www X gf, my 49 ,ff .,fi f X ffrfqxpfjy , wg GRGANIZATIGNS 4 Wimxrg- '47 4' Q5 yt K Jw? 5 K Q 2 stem' ei Q sm - : 'Q wo D NEW YIO OFFICERS-SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Verla Rich, Degrees Chairman, Nancy Neal, Sec- retary, Carla Peterson, President, Kay Givens Vice President, Tannya Austin, Treasurer STANDING: Janet Fairbanks, Chaplain, Patti Moses, Historian, Susan Anderson, Reporter, Mrs. Rainey, Adviser, Donna Stevens, Recreae tion Chairman. Under the able direction and advice of our ad- viser, Mrs. Rainey, FHA engaged in the activities of a very busy year. ,First an exhibit at the Western Idaho State Fair, depicting knowledge gained through Home Economics, was set up by the State Degree girls. Membership Week was held Oct. lA-lo, climaxed by the Sophomore Get Acquainted Party for Soph- omores and other girls interested in ioining FHA. We sponsored a Homecoming Queen Candidate, Connie Rupp, and used the theme, Wash 'Em Gut, for our float, which placed second in float competition. We are very proud to have two state officers, Deanna Whitaker, Vice-President of National Projects, Connie Rupp, Reporter, and two district officers, F.H.A. ROW I, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. Rainey, S. Andersen, P. Moses, V. Rich, K. Givens, C. Peterson, N. Neal, T. Austin, D. Stevens, J. Fair- banks. ROW 2: J, Hansen, M. Hill, K. McDonald, M. Davis, D. Whitaker, C. Rupp, P. McKay, J. Weaver, M. Miller, J. Walsh, M. Transtrum. ROW 3: K. Brown, L. Dougal, L. Tewksbury, C. Elsass, S. Patty McKay, Treasurer, Donna Stevens, Degrees Chairman, from our chapter. Also Deanna Whitaker is a member of the National FHA Finance Committee. We had one girl working for her State Degree. As our chapter proiect was Focus on Family Friendship, we had many activities based on this subject. Other activities included a car wash, cooked food sales, night meetings, selling popcorn balls, Meridian Warrior sweatshirts, and cookbooks, a Christmas party, installation and initiation of iunior high and high school officers and members, and other activities. Yes, FHA had a year of activity, accomplishment, fun and rewards. Langley, L. Peterson, S. Leininger, C. Miller, J. Cawarcl, K, Porter, V. Strasser, C. McFadden, B. Scott. ROW 4: V. Buchanan, M. Hoff- bauer, D. Noble, D. James, L. Richardson, J. Fuller, S. Marshall, L. Elsass, K. Peterman, J. Miller, L. Morgan, S. McDowell, L. Golightly Meridian FFA took part in State contests at the U. of I. during the summer of I964 and won second in sweepstakes. Also placing high in individual contests were the farm mechanics team, which tied for first place. Team members were Arthur Johnson, Lawrence Kipper, and Leon Jensen. The livestock team with Bill Vaughn, Jim Eckwortzel, and Phil Volkman placed second high. Also placing high was the dairy team with third place. Team members were Tom Link, Lawrence Kipper, and John Volle. F.F.A. ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Doan, W. Shuyler, D. Burton, R. Stover, P. Volkman, S. Hansen, T. Link, A. Johnson, Mr. Stucki, Mr. Heaney. ROW 2: J. Eckwortzel, D. VanHees, J. Reinhart, G. Jerome, R. McKay, B. Birch, R. Crisp, D. John, L. Jossis, D. Link, K. Miller. ROW 3: J. Schwisow, G. Merrill, C. Purdy, D. Collins, D. Davis, G. Eaton, C. 17.3.5 CA Qjrglirlvf x .M uhixb b 1 ' W f mix 'fi' F F A Tl.5A.' , S' '12 Q' 'vbcg-1 is G L U! 5 OFFICERS Mr. Stucki, Advisers. STANDING: Tom Link ton, Vice President, Randy Stover, President Wayne Shuyler, Phil Volkman, Reporter. 1, wt.. I9 its it-fa Meridian was also represented at the Pacific International in Portland by a dairy team composed of Tom Link, Dave Burton, and Richard Moore, which placed twelfth out of fifty teams competing. Dave Burton was fourth high individual in the contest. Phil Volkman represented our school at the Kansas City national convention in October. Other activities throughout the year included district contests, Harvest Ball, pest drive, Parent-and- Son Banquet, and many other activities. Hahn, R. Moore, D. Willis, BL Becksell, J. Paine. ROW 4: G. Hart, L. Kipper, R. Crisp, H. Nau, J. Elliot, R. Leighton, D. Darrow, F. Wolf- kiel, B. Weaver, L. Fry, L. Jessen, S. Land. ROW 5: K, Ashenbrenner G. Vieselmeyer, J. Volle, R. White, M. Kalousek, E. Smiley, M. Roe R. Kellogg, J. Teeter, R. Holmes. 1 r SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Heaney and Treasurer, Steve Hansen, Sentinel, David Bur- SERVICE CLUB CABINET Miss Williams, Advisor, Patty Wood, President of Service Council, Karen Poole, President ot Big Sisters, Janice Gregory, President of Boosters. rl N K A BIG SISTERS ROW 'I, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Archibald, G. Holladoy, L. Buchanan D, Williams, B. Green, L. Lamm, S. Lacy, S. Grosso, K. Poole, S. Brush P. Moses, Miss Williams. ROW 2: D. Herridge, L. Treat, L. Alltord, A. Evans, B. Rowley, M. Quenzer, J. Lukehart, L. Griat, V. Strasser, T Austin, J. Weaver, E. Loveland, M. Martin. ROW 3: W. Bolen, M Shuyler, K. Wallgren, B. Creason, L. Mayes, C. McFadden, B. Frost, S. Marshall, J, Fisher, P. Gunderson, T. Cone, J. Hoskins, D, Colling- ham. ROW 4: J, Kirtley, J. Storer, W. Burnett, L. Chastain, N. Bos- worth, P, Bower, G. Anderson, S. Crossman, P. McGoldrick, P Pwdflse.. Service Club is an organization for all the girls at MHS. It is not only o service organization, but also a pep club. Service Club annually sponsors scholar- ships to deserving senior girls. Members of Service Club serve as ushers for school functions. In addition to all their regular duties, Service Club Girls give assistance wherever it is needed. This organization, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth R. Williams, is a val- uable asset to MHS. This organization is divided into three separate groups: Service Council, Big Sisters, and Boosters. Service Council is composed ot the most active Junior and Senior girls. Among their many activities are the Sophomore-Get-Acquainted Program, an Awards Tea, Christmas program, Easter program, Exchange Tea, style show, concessions, and pep assemblies. The less active Junior and Senior girls compose the Big Sisters. Included among their activities are a Christmas Awards Tea, concessions, pep assem- blies, and assistance to the Service Council in their duties. Boosters is for all Sophomore girls. Their main activity is the Senior Banquet. This group also assists with concessions, pep assemblies, and the other activities. Moser, C. Wolfgram, M. Sedlacelc, J. Miller, C. Elsass, G. Carr ROW 5: J. Rowley, J. Mitchell, C. Jerread, S. McDowell, G. Jackson L. Dougal, E. Hill, M. Bailey, S. Harmon, C. Wolfkiel, R. Tulloch, S. Biggers, P. McKague, S. Langley, T. Roam. ROW 6: S. Brunn, J. Davis, L. Golightly, M. Flynn, P. Taylor, S. Cagle, S. Stadler, K, Bell, J. Gibson, S. Taylor, R. Engel, B. Aldridge, B. Jarrett, K. Morfeld, K Brown. ROW 7: K. Conner, M, Flack, S. Moore, M. Morgan, L Benham, E. Hollabaugh, V. Sigman, R. Pitman, R. SheIby,J. Howard L. Chesnut, K. Calnon, L. Savage, J. Loux, B. Griffith, L. Willicimsj SERVICE COUNCIL ROW I, LEFT T0 RIGHT: L, MO,-gun, 5, Andergenl P, Johnson, T. Mitchell, N. Neal, M. Hoffbauer. ROW 4 D Wood, L, Lenfonl J, Honsenl Miss Wglyigms, ROW 2, L, Whitaker, J. Mittleider, D. Dennis, J. Tamkinson J Sales Grant, G. Hansel, L. Ellis, L. Mosman, L. Tewksbury, C. P- Ambrose, D. Stevens, M. Bales, J. Marshall S Knight Brooks, L. Buchanan, D. Williams. ROW 3: L. Pirtle, C. V- Rilih, Nl. Nloyle. Peterson, C. Rupp, C. Brooks, C. Boyack, J. Doores, C. BOOSTERS ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Lenton, P. Evans, M. Tanner, L Peterson, J. Gregory, L. Shipley, J. Agee, M. Hill, Miss Williams ROW 2: S. Owen, N. Parsels, A. Lee, M. Gray, L. Smitchger, P Hansen, C. Loveland, S. Carpenter, B. Ouderkirk, K. McDonald L. Bassett, B. Barker. ROW 3: G. Adams, S. Neider, T. Dobaran L. Bodily, J. Dudgeon, S. Schmitt, K. Fuller, D. Gipe, P. McKay, I A. Estes, S. Haddock, S. Smith. ROW 4: P. Dye, S. Sanders, S Fisher, C. Stillwell, C. Summers, P. Patterson, N. Ambrose, J Nesbitt, M. Davis, S. Cushing, K. Peterman, D. Roberts, K Lacy. ROW 5: J. Walsh, S. Mosman, B. Biggers, K. Porter, M Gibson, N. Lovan, B. Heffel, N. Walker, N. Tulloch, B. Scott J. Caward. Y-TEENS ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Griat. ROW 2: B. Creason, P. Wood, R. Pitman, M. Hoffbauer. ROW 3: D. Dennis, L. Morgan, S. Lacy, Mrs. Goodwin, W. Bolen, L. Tewksbury. ROW 4: J. McArthur, B. Griffith, L. Lenton, B. Green, M. Bales, M. Martin, J. Doores. ROW 5: L. Pirtle, C. Boyack, S. Langley, L. Ellis, J. Sales, M. Quenzer, N. Neal, A. The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Under the spirited leadership of President, Lea Griat, the Meridian High School Y-Teens had a very successful and worthwhile year. Y-Teen activities which were an asset to the whole high school included: an all school hootenanny, the annual Thanksgiving Assembly, featuring the chorus and band, the yearly Cotton Swing, and a , ff T' f, -an .. -V . --4 -.- if ---' P' -1-- ' gi -s.,I.,L 1 . 4 Y-TEENS OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Pitman, Vice President, L. Griat, President, Mrs. Goodwin, Adviser. STANDING: P. Wood, Treasurer, L. Morgan, lnterclub Representative, R. Welker, Very Special Assistant, M. Hoffbauer, Pro- gram Chairman, B. Creason, Secretary. Evans, L. Chesnut. ROW 6: L. Williams, S. Moore, K. Poole, S. Mar- shall, M. Sedlacek, C. Wolfgram, J. Dudgeon, K. Lacy, J. Gregory, M. Davis, C. Lenton. ROW 7: R. Mitchell, R. Rowley, C. McFadden, M. Morgan, J. Lukehart, S. Grosso, K. Peterson, S. Knight, V. Sigman, J. Hansen, W. Gerke, B. Frost, G. Hansel, D. Herridge. special end-of-the-year recognition ceremony for outgoing and incoming officers. Y-Teens also spon- sored Lea Griat as their Homecoming Queen candi- date. The girls had many projects to raise school spirit such as: selling Warrior Ties and special window stickers. They also sponsored an after the game Soc- hop. Lura Morgan and Lea Griat represented Meridian High School on the Y-Teen interclub council, of which Lura was secretary. BOYS' FEDERATION ROW I, LEFT T0 RIGHT: M. Hagler, B. Vaughn, J. Eckwortzel,J Smith, W. Jones, W. Harris, J. Murgoitio, W. Shuyler, J. Birch, R Reinhart, R. Doon, T. Reinhart, Mr. Fricke. ROW 2: D. VanHees, T Smart, D. Holloway, D. Ackley, T. Link, T. Rich, B. Davis, J. Boyd, B Weaver, C. Purdy, D. Chesnut, M. Steinbach, R. Records. ROW 3: J. Steinbach, J. Knudson, R. Littleton, J. Payne, D. Woods, D. McGrath F. Wolfkiel, S. Whitaker, J. Peavy, G. Davis, W. Mittleider, T. Mc: Donald, G. Gress. ROW 4: J. Dusek, R. Bowen, R. Johnsmeyer, S Hansen, C. Diffendaffer, D. Putman, P. Wingate, P. Volkman, D Mr. Omar Fricke iMr. Excitingi was the faculty sponsor of Boys' Federation. Under his supervision the boys experienced one of their most prosperous years, as usual. Funds were raised by sales from the now famous Sweet Shop, which gave the kids a lot of enjoyment and the custodians one of their biggest headaches. Popcorn and apples were sold at the basketball games. On October 9 Boys' Fed. sponsored Homecoming. The pep assembly, parade, and the win over Bishop 1 -..-- - 'ue .,.- .....w..f.-..--s..f....., hrkk ..s.e....,f...w-m....,.. .-.. L ...sm..M.,,..-...,,.....-W. Walters, F. Lewis, G. Felt, G. Merrill, B. Cox, R. Ross. ROW 5: J Weast, J. Gillespie, B. Miller, R. Cowles, C. Brown, S. Boyd, B. Goode J. Slaughter, D. Kinney, J. Snodgrass, G. Doores, A. Potts, D. Johnson W. Kent, S. Mikesell. ROW 6: J. Reinhart, T. Pecora, W. Harris, C Hodges, R. Goss, J. Smoot, J. Hiatt, S. Buntrock, R. Fuhrman, D Pitkin, M. Mikesell, K. Mallard, R. Baldwin, D. McDowell, R. Woods ROW 7: J. Fuller, J. Morris, J. Tomkinson, L. Crawford, B. Davis, G Diffendaffer, D. Link, S. Hansen, D. Nelson, C. Lemon, B. Cope, B Tebbs, P. Pulliam, M. Brown, J. Thon, J. Grant. Kelly was followed by a dance. Barbara Green reigned over the dance as Homecoming Queen. She was sponsored by M Club. The FFA received the trophy for entering the best float. During the latter part of the year the bIue-vested guys were busy directing the highly competitive Spring Olympics, in which a trophy is given yearly to the best boys' team and best girls' team. Rivalry was high as the teams struggled for supremacy in marbles, iacks, kite-flying, iavelin throw Cwith strawsi iump rope, hopscotch and other tests of specialized ability. Ml-I3 Bi BOYS' FED OFFICERS identp W. Harris, President. STANDING: J. Birch surer. SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: W. Shuyler, Vice Pres- Secretary, Mr. Fricke, Adviser, J. Murgoitio, Trea- NFL , I i 1 1. QUI 5 .. .QQ QLIILL AND SCROLL ROW 'l, LEFT T0 RIGHT-C. Rupp, K. Peterson, W. Bolen, G. Hansel, W. Harris, Miss Williams. ROW 2-J. Scot-t, P. Wood, G. Koger, E. Loveland, H. Rossow, C. Johnson. ROW 3-J. Hansen, P. Volkman, L. Mayes, R. Shelby, B. Creason, W. Mittleider, C. Ostroot, ROW 4- K. Mallard, J. Hoskins, C. Shipley, J. Gibson, D. Macy, J. Mittleicler, C. Elsass. Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for high school iournalists, was organized thirty-eight years ago by a group of high school advisers, for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and school publications. This year tvventy-two new members have been N. F. L. Meridian High School is one of ten Idaho high schools having regular membership in National Forensic League. NFL is an honor society for students participating in debate and declamation activities. Throughout the year, students earn points by partici- pating in various meets and tournaments. recognized by this national organization for their outstanding work in iournalism. These student iour- nalists are nominated for membership by the staffs of our student publications, the annual andthe news- paper. Adviser is Miss Elizabeth R. Williams. At MHS there are twenty-nine student members and two faculty members. Eighteen hold degrees of merit, eight degrees of honor, four degrees of excel- lence, and one a degree of distinction. Miss Elizabeth R. Williams is faculty adviser for NFL. ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT-H. Rossow, J. Lukehart, G. Hansel, Miss Williams. ROW 2-J. Scott, D. Johnson, L. Bodily, J. Hansen, J. Samuelson, B. Scott, T. Austin. ROW 3--J. Storer, G. Koger, V. Metzger, SkfMikesell, R. Ross, T. Rich, V. Rich, J. Tanner. ROW 4-C. Johnson, C, Rupp, L. Lenton, C. Lenton, P. Ambrose, F. Homason, O. Jensen, R. Crosby. O T R 1 5 u A SQA. if Q THES- FNAN9 ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Goodwin, R. Everist, J. Scott, C. Brooks, M. Bales, ROW 2- B. Scott, J. Walsh, S. Mosman, N. Lovan, M. Hagler, S. Fisher, S.,MiL:5gll, J. Nesbitt, J. Storer, C. Rupp, J. Lukehart. ROW 3- B. Frost, W. Burnet, K. Brown, M. Moyle, A. Evans, D. Johnson, B. Davis, S. Grosso, J. Rowley, D. McDowell. ROW 4-J. Fisher, D. Macy, K. Mallard, B. Goade, L. Mayes, M. Steinbach, V. Metzger, D. Nelson, T. Smart. Thespian Troup No. 875 has been very active this year. Their membership has risen to nearly thirty. The first play of the new year, a three-act comedy, Pioneer Go Home! was presented for the student body and public. A contest one-act play, The Open Window, was presented at Vallivue High for iudges and the public. Fifth place was given to the cast. A Christmas one-act play, Too Much Mistletoe was presented at the annual Christmas assembly. All the plays were very successful! As each year passes, Ski Club grows as interest in skiing increases. An excellent season for skiing created much enthusiasm for each member as he sold Student Directories to finance the annual trip to Brundage Mountain, McCall. Weekly skiing at near-by Bogus KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT-S. Gregory, Mr. Fricke, adviser, and Savage, P. McGoldrick, J. Storer, C. Brooks, C. Lemon, and J. Hiatt. A special proiect, an operetta entitled Sky High! was tackled by Thespians, chorus members, band and others. The musical production was given in February under the combined leadership of drama director Mr. Carl Goodwin, music director Mr. Phil Peterson and band director Mr. Phil Cherry. Officers for the year were: James Scott, President, Rex Everist, Vice-President, Mary Bales, Secretary, and Caroline Brooks, Treasurer. Basin was very popular among the skiers at Meridian High School. The officers were: Jolene Storer, president, Caro- line Brooks, vice-president, Bill Vaughn, sec.-treas. B. Vaughn. STANDING-C. McFadden, L. ff-' .Z E6 :DIA NE: K'-E ,NE l , SKI CLUB ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Martin, D. Noble, A. Evans, S. Lacy, J. Rowley, J. Mitchell, L. Griat, K. Wallgren, M. Flack. ROW 2: J. Doores, Mrs. Goodwin, D. Whitaker, C. Rupp, K. Eshelman, J. Gibson, K. Bell, D. Dennis, S. Mosman, N. Neal, L. Pirtle. ROW 3: K. Archibald, L. Smitchger, B. Davis, R. Baldwin, J. Hiatt, L. Tewks- bury, L. Savage, S. Crosby, C. Bayless, L. Grant. ROW 4: B. Scott, D. James, M. Gibson, S. Cushing,J. Mittle- ider, G. Jackson, P. Moses, S. Grosso, M. Bales, T. Austin, C. Peterson. ROW 5: B. Rowley, B. Biggers, L. Williams, L. Allford, T. Roam, S. Knight, J. Murgoitio, M. Mikesell, K. Mallard, Buntrock, The Future Teachers of America organization had one of its most active and successful years under the able leadership of its adviser, Mrs. Goodwin. One of the purposes of this club is to interest good students in becoming teachers. lt also strives to provide an opportunity for members to teach in classes so that they may realize the potential satisfaction in teaching. Cultivating qualities of leadership, character, and scholarship among students is another prominent purpose of the club. Some of the club activities this year were teaching With the largest group of interested members in several years, the Girls' Athletic Association was really able to promote its purpose, which is to encourage girls sports, with emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork. This year, the GAA organized an intramural volley- ball tournament sold Meridian Warrior buttons, and held various fund-raising activities. The members school as substitutes attending conferences Lea Griat for Tip-Off making proiects, and the student body. The when the occasion arose, at other schools, sponsoring Queen, carrying out money- sponsoring a Hootenany for club climaxed this successful year by presenting scholarships to two Senior members. The F.T.A. officers for 1964-65 were Jane Rowley, President, Judy Mitchell, Vice President, Sandy Lacy, Secretary, Lea Griat, Treasurer, Karen Wallgren, Reporter, and Anita Evans, Program Chairman. attended as many SRV sportsdays as possible. These sportsdays are designed to promote friendship be- tween schools. The officers for this year were Rhonda Engel, Pres- ident, Georgia Carr, Vice-President, Louise Hill, Secretary, and Kay McCormick, Treasurer. The adviser this year was Mrs. Goodwin. CLOCKWISE, FROM BOTTOM: R. Engel, L. Hill, M. Gibson, S. Cushing, P. Miller, M. Wiley, L. Smitchger, B Biggers, Mrs. Goodwin, O. Lotridge, J. Samuelson, M. Flynn, P. Taylor, V. Hoss, K. Gibson, G. Nelson,J. Weaver D. James, G. Carr. Not pictured: K. McCormick. 'J no Oc I. Qi 8 MEDICAL CLUB ROW 'I, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Zanks, D. Pitkin, C. Brown, L. Mosman, G. Hansel. ROW 2: B. Green, J. Mac- Arthur, L. Williams, T. Room, L. Ellis, L. Grant. ROW 3: B. Griffith, B. Scott, J. Lukehart, S. Grosso, E. Love- land, J. Howard, D. Campbell. ROW 4: N. Neal, M. Mikesell, C. Shipley, J. Hanson, S. Crosby, L. Treat G. Anderson,J. Fuller. This is the second year that MHS has had a Medi- cal Club. Members of Medical Club plan to go into various careers in medicine, lab, and x-ray. The pur- pose of this club is to plan activities that will acquaint the student with the field of medicine he is consider- ing as a career. Medical Club sponsored a Homecoming queen candidate, Ginger Hansel, a float, and has had spec- ial speakers at meetings and taken a hospital tour. The membership of this club has been increasing. lt is hoped that in a few more years this club will be able to sponsor many activities and be of great service to the school. The club has had a successful year under the leadership of Craig Brown, President, Linda Mosman, Vice-president, Ginger Hansel, Secretary, and Dennis Pitkin, Treasurer. Our advisor this year was Mr. Zanks. For the first year, Radio Club and Science Club combined to form one club under the guidance of Mr. Brown. The club was led by President Jim Hiatt. As one of the projects for the year, they collected a television set and several radios and practiced re- pairing them. Also they worked on proiects in various fields of science. We feel that this combination of related fields of interest will produce a stronger club. ROW 'I, LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Weast, S. Grosso, D. Woods, L. Griat, M. Brown, Mr. Brown. ROW 2: R. Martell, J. Thon, M. Morgan, F. Thomason, G. Hansel, S. Crosby, S. Owen, L. Mosman. ROW 3: J. Hanson, W. Mittle- ider, J. Dusek,J. Hiatt, G. Koger, B. Davis, D. Johnson, J. Austin, L. Treat. RADIO AND SCIENCE CLUB :nal-1, wi- +f mazi:snraau -.1 .f,- . Jn., .f fr.. . as u.L.m.ws.ms -it r-Z. YFC CLUB D M ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Couzens, G. Timson, R. Donahue, K. Eshelman, C. Bayless, M. Vieselmeyer, D. Patterson. ROW 2: O. Jensen, B. Eshelman, P. Flock, L. Chastain, G. Vieselmeyer, K. Peterman, A. Beeson, K. McDonald. ROW 3: M. Gray, J. Walsh, S. Sanders, M. Tanner, R. Bailey, K, Flock, M. Bailey, L. Grant. ROW 4: C. Elsass, A. Johnson, B. Richards, C. Nicolaus, R. Holmes, B. Davis, L, Mosman, B. Scott, L. Treat. The Meridian High Youth-for-Christ club has an average of over thirty members. The officers this year have proved Themselves very capable. They were as follows: Kurt Eshelman, President, Cheryl Bayless, Vice President-Programming, Gary Timson, Vice President-Management. Other officers were Doris The quiz team has been active in interscholastic Quizzing. There are nine schools in our quiz league. After the regular season there are valley and state tournaments. The quiz team had a very successful Patterson, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Donahue, Chap- lain, and Marcella Vieselmeyer, Songleader. The club has sponsored one assembly at noon, the Claiborne Quartet was the featured attraction. The club also handed out basketball schedules and sponsored a float in the Homecoming Parade. year after competing with the teams in Boise Valley plus top teams from Magic Valley in our state tournament. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brett Eshelman, Marcella Vieselmeyer, Lois Grant, Kurt Eshelman, Cheryl Bayless, Linda Treat, Robert Donahue. YFC QUIZ TEAM Q1 . -A R he l .H ff' ja, ART CLUB gr- Qi 5 ffl 0800 3 ROW T, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Goodwin, T. Smart, M. McClure, D. Nelson, J. Little. ROW 2: V. Scrivner, M. Quen- zer, M. Trager, L. Smith, L. Savage, N. Neal. ROW 3: J. Little, M. Phelan, A. Wood, L. Carr, D. Macy, J. Scott, D. Cunningham, V. Metzger. The Art Club has been very busy this year. 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ROW 3: Mr. Charlton, Mr. Brown, COACHES Mr. Perkins, Mr. Charlton, Mr. Parks 78 FODTBALL Meridian 6 Meridian 20 Meridian O Meridian 6 Meridian ll Meridian 21 Meridian I3 Meridian 7 Meridian 27 Meridian l3 J,,g.ir. . f E? ii' .1 f ,ff r,,fLT-L ,Aj Mr. Parks, Mr. Perkins, R. Jossis, D. Roe, D. Barr, D. Kinney, S. V. Me1zger,J. Payne, D. Holloway, B. Nielsen,J. Knudson, R. Records, Whitaker, J. McFarland, K. Ewing, P. Brown, V. Aram, B. Eckworizel, J. Slaughter, S. Mikesell, R. Yerrington, G. Armstrong, J. Kline, R. G. Doores, W. Shuyler, J. Reinhart. ROW 4: R. Herridge, J. Marshall, Scrivner, R. Gass. MANAGERS IRIX RE BOARD O 6 34 0 22 Kelly i2 13 ome 21 79 Darrell Johnson, Dave Burton, Warren Jones, Mr. Brown WORK ON THE PRACTICE FIELD The Warriors had a very good year in many re- spects, including weather. The long hard hours of practice were a challenge to every member of the high spirited Warriors. They had one thing in mind- go all the way . They did iust that from August until November. Although the team members were plagued with injuries and many second string men were used, they all fought like the real champions they were. The only way a person could be o Warrior was to put out his best during every second of football activity. One mistake and he found himself behind someone, not out in front. H6 ALL 'L ,' ll f wk W- f , J SX Q we n , , M, A' . y H19 ,- , , , as ' 1 'ibm .55 ,W 'Q vm if 35,3 qi N55 is -H53 W s 53, Vg jim Y x 8? Q Q ff Af n f L 5 3' fe . . ,, Www ak 1 N,fw,fm-'Z .M--wg, .W mmAw.my.mAm,,.,wfwwQ..fg maxim fwffw-Www Awewmwgmmwxmamkafm.uvmMhs-w:w.Q- L:QQ,4wfQ mwgmwf, i. , nf iueemxwmeeswwnmmeaenmmmmwemmmzfmmf ew .mmwwm sum,mzw,f::w,,1 F . N Gary Johnson Jerry Birch E ff BASKETBALL JITQSE QD ff f f kk QWCQ Roy Doon Russ Poole COACHES BASKETBALL Under the able coaching of Mr. Perkins the 1964 basketball team improved with every game. Meridian faced a very tough schedule this year. The SRV-A Conference always pro- vides top competition. Usually there are one or two outstanding teams in the league, but as we write this article every team seems to be having a good season. Emmett, always a good team, is picked to be the winner, however, Meridian, as well as other teams, are working toward upsetting them. This year the team, for the second year in a row, made a trip to Twin Falls where they played Jerome and Twin Falls. Many of the students made the trip also. As we go to press, the team has an over-all record of six wins and six losses. The Warrior's conference record is four wins and two losses, placing them in second place. The hard-fighting Warriors have won the support of the entire school. Mr. Perkins, Mr. Parks, Mr. Charlton VARSITY KNEELING-John Dewey, Russ Reinhart. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT-Chuck Slaughter, Gary Johnson, Robert Jossis, Bruce Tebbs, Roy Doan, Jim Grant, Mike Hagler, Bill Davis, Jim Gates, Jerry Birch, Russ Poole, Pat Pulliam. six 1' KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT- Fred Lewis Bob Brun Charles Hahn, Ted Gibson, Darwin Walters, Jim McFar- land, Richard McKay, Gge,-Dggrei JimNS'l ug ter. STANDING-John Snodgrass, Larry Fry, Greg Davis, David Barr, Ken Ewing, Rick Luke, Vance Aram, Gary Burton. JUNIDR VARSITY x I ln :bl ' J X G QW i 0 87 MANAGERS Russ Reinharf, Gail Oldham, Sieve Hansen SCORE BOARD Clicin dion diori dicm clion dion clion dion dion diczn dion Bishop Kelly Jerome Jerome Twin Fcllls Pormo Bishop Kelly Vole Vollivue Payette Nysso Emmett dion clicm dion dioq diem diem diem dion dion Ontorio Vole Weiser Poyette Nysso Vollivue Onto rio Emmett Weiser HogkrC5lDond Doonf3lJrebound.DovBC55bond Pdhow C537 Y k 5 . X , X. at Q 'K V Lk M 3 K A,,A .L V K .QM . , wb wi 5 4,55 I I A g m A ' COACH Mr. Parks VARSITY BASEBALL This year's baseball squad is made up of a large group of boys who really like to play baseball. We have twelve returning lettermen and a good group ot juniors. The large number of returning lettermen and good depth of players point to a really great season for the Warriors. And as the yearbook goes to press, we are expectant of a year worthy of notice and support. The competition will be ready for us. The Vale Vikings, Ontario Tigers, and Payette Pirates are three perennially tough confer- ence teams and Boise, Borah, Nampa, and Mountain Home are tough non-conference opponents. ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT-D. Ackley, R. Doan, R. Baldwin, J. Eckwortzel, J. Smith, J. Birch, J. Tomkinson, Mr. Parks, coach. ROW 2-P. Pulliam, R. Everist, M. Mikesell, D. Roe, J. Murgoito, R. Jossis, B. Neff, D, Holloway, D. Chesnut. ROW 3-C. Slaughter, R. Littleton, R. Walters, G. Gress, M. Steinbach, J. Wilmont, J. Schwisow, B. Tebbs, B. Goade, T. Link. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Perkins, coczch, M. Lenzi, G. Doivis, J. McFarland, J. Snodgrass. ROW 2-S. Whitaker, F. Lewis, J. Steinbach, J. Slaughter, S. Koegler, ROW 3- R. McKoy, C. Hahn, J. Gates, D. Mortensen, L.Crc1wford. 5lGUghTeI' SGYS, Here bull, here 'DOH-H Strike three! You're out, Murgoitio. Quit looking ct the comero ond Hey Birch, what is it? A bird, Cl plane, oh! watch that ball, Mikesell. it's u ball. 6 fi g ag. , K .,-,. ' ' - elm Y m e 2 4- b --me-1-.., ,, . . --H W ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT-W. Harris, W. Jones, B. Davis, J. Dusek, K. Mallard, K. Eshelman, R. YerringTon, G. Doores, E. Mallard, B. Vaughn. ROW 2-B. EckworTzel, B. Weaver, R. Poole, C. Diffen- daffer, S. Gregory, J. Peavy, S. Mikesell, D. Jones, D. Kinney, C. This year's Track Team is looking forward To a very good year. The Team will be sTrengThened by eleven reTurning leTTermen. The backbone of The Team will be in running evenTs. Through long hours of pracTice and diligent Train- ing, The field evenTs will add greaTly To The power of The Team. ReTurning record-holders will help The Team To mainTain iTs high sTanding in SRV. In-coming sophomores will aid The Team in providing Top compeTiTion. lThis is The sTory as we go To pressj Whoa! Where did iT go, Russ? 92 Brown, R. Cowles. ROW 3-D. McDowell, T. Rogers, G. DeWaard S. Hansen, R. Reinhart, T. Reinhart, J. Grant, D. McGraTh, D. Barr J. ReinharT, R. Gass, G. Johnson, Mr. CharlTon, coach. Giddy-up, giddy-up, Kurt. I 'm..,g 251' in K ' Q- - T 'ilfdklisfil - .- l f , f 1 K ,T 4 ' 1 V . -, e g. ' , . . -. ' sQ',l:z'fL1zJ2?r '. ya . .- .. ., , LQ, . s iiligmfgeig ix T 6' F A-Tll5 2:f L-.ri R :V .: n - -5.--, s,... , .y,,.-,T-. a.g,.5. fQs9w .W-W 1. N.. 1 E: NM ET.. ., .Jw 7 K w.,?'.,: , EQ,.5.. f B we .Eg Q ' T J f YW. . 7 We . , .... .N .. T .... T .iff ..... r V 'ii - .-g3egm3Qg5g..gg.s5irJQ-..' ax., . - is M Q K saw . TT., -.-'.' 1 '- ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT-T. McDonald, R. Bowen, D. Walters, B. son, B. Jarrett, L. Shipley, L. Ellis. ROW 3-B. Creason, W. Bolen, Brunn, T. Gibson, K. Johnson, D. Putman, G. Oldham. ROW 2-L. L. Tewksbury, T. Mitchell, C. Brooks, Mrs. Goodwin, asst. coach, Smitchger, J. Hoskins, C. Lemon, W. Mittleider, C. Schwerd, B. Hen- N. Ambrose, P. Ambrose,J. Mittleider, Mr. Lloyd, coach. TENNIS lt's going to be a long match, Bolen. The Meridian High Tennis Team maintains an excellent victory record. i964 saw the Warriors win the Idaho State Tennis Championship for the fourth straight year. During the fall and spring seasons the Meridian netters competed against Nampa, Emmett, Parma, Weiser, Ontario, Boise, and Borah. Boise and Borah were the toughest opponents. The team was strengthened this year loy several returning lettermen. The team spent many hours practicing after school, which rewarded them with victories. The team was coached by Mr. Lloyd. Come on Reed, ace him out! 93 ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT-C. Shipley, J. Murgoitio, J. Dewey, S. Hansen, D. Ackley, R. Poole, M. Mikesell, R. Reinhart, Mr. Charlton ROW 2-G. Dewaard, R. Jossis, G. Johnson, D. McGrath, T. Link, B. Davis, J. Birch, R. Doan, M. Brown, R. Baldwin. ROW 3-T. Rein- hart, W. Mittleider, K. Eshelman, D. Burton, R. Cowles, C. Diffen- daffer, B. Davis, R. Stover, J. Smith, S. Boyd, K. Johnson, T. Gibson W. Harris, R. Everist, R. Bowen, R. Yerrington, D. Walters, D. Kinney, J. Dusek, J. Snodgrass. ROW 5-W. Jones, C. Slaughter, D. Pitkin, R. Fuhrman, J. Reinhart, P. Pulliam, G. Felt, K. Mallard, J. Morris, J. Hiatt. ROW 6-D. McDowell, B. Brunn, D. Johnson, B. Neff, D. Roe, B. Weaver, E. Mallard, B. Tebbs, W. Shuyler, W. Harris, J. Mc- Farland. ROW 7-B. Creason, W. Bolen, M. Bales, J. Mitchell, P. Ambrose, K. Conner, T. Mitchell, C. Brooks, N. Ambrose, J. Mitt- leider, D. Dennis. X MoLuB gm OFFICERS, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT- Russ Poole, V. President, Dan Ackley, President, Steve Hansen, Secretary. STANDING-Mr. Charlton, Adviser, Craig Shipley, Treasurer, John Dewey and Russ Reinhart, Sgts.-at-Arms. .t-,. The M-Club has changed very much this year. This year the school adopted a new constitution and a new set of attendance and membership rules. To add a little color and zest to our school athletic club we voted that girl lettermen could be members and hold office. The M-Club queen candidate, Barbara Green, won Home- coming honors. To aid the coaches in their iob the M-Club has bought a new screen and proiector. The M-Club has been very beneficial in boosting school spirit. lt spon- sored a Warrior Day during football. For the basketball season a cheering section composed of M-Club members was organized. Also M-Club was in charge of the bas- ketball intramurals during noon. The M-Club has been a big success this year under the direction of Mr. Charlton, our adviser. 1 XXX ,I ' K4 35 W fy fly MAX - ,lf ,W N . XX. 'X XV! , X Y V4, A 1 Il Xia: In N. lf? XXV? 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Macy, C. Shipley, C. Ostroot, W. Bolen, C. Peterson, E. Loveland, W. Harris. ROW 2: J. Doores, L. McMillan, L. Mayes, K. Colnon, D. Whitaker, N. Neal, L. Morgan, S. Lacy, V. Strasser. ROW 3: L. Pirtle, J. MocArther, M. Bailey, L. Tewksbury, Mrs. White, J. Loux, L. Savage, J. Hoskins, D. Dennis, S. Crosby. ROW 4: P. Moses, M. Transtrum, L. Ellis, J. Sales, L. Lomm, K. Wall- gren, M. Bales, M. Shuyler, L. Benhom, J. Rowley, L. Dougal, T. Austin. ROW 5: M. Hoffbauer, D. Mc Dowell, M. Brown, D. Pitkin, R. Furhman, B. Cox, W. Mittleider, T. Link, S. Andersen, C. Rupp, B. Creason. MANA HA QA STAFF The forty-nine member Mana Ha Sa staff has spent a great deal of time on the annual this year. Some of the iobs which must be done to make the yearbook complete are: taking pictures, selling annuals, selling advertisements, typing copy, drawing layouts, and writing stories. On September 20, Wanda Bolen, Corinne Ostroot, Craig Shipley, Wren Harris, and Mrs. White attended a yearbook workshop at Idaho State University. lt was very interesting and suggested several new methods to be applied to yearbooks. The staff worked together to produce a new and quite different yearbook. For the first time in several years the book has a hard back instead of a padded one. ln the Spring the students waited impatiently to receive their i965 Mana Ha Sa. At last the day ar- rived. Everyone spent the day signing books, some sitting on the floor, others standing, some sitting on chairs, some sitting on each other, but all madly autographing their friends' land sometimes by mis- take their ownl books. SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Craig Shipley, Business Managerg Wanda Peterson, Advertising Manager, Wren Harris, Student Photogra- Bolen, Editor-in-Chief, Corinne Ostroot, Associate Editor, Dennis pherg Mrs. White, Adviser. Macy, Art Editor. STANDING: Ember Loveland, Ad Arranger, Carla Bonnie Creason madly types away. Jane H. and Linda M. work on layouts. l C I .l ' C ul. Rss: I Q -'I G , ' LJ' A E .L T -Q.--A 7- l' 1 ii ' 9 ' lie xml? I Editors Wanda and Corinne discuss plans for 1965 MANA HA SA. 99 ROW 'l, LEFI' TO RIGHT: J. Mittleider, J. Gibson, P, Wood,J. Hansen, H. Rossow, C. Johnson, R. Shelby, D. Chesnut, Miss Williams. ROW 2: L. Mosman, T. Austin, M. Hoffbauer, C. Peterson, D. Whitaker, C. Rupp, S. Anderson, J. Hansen, P. Moses, L. Dougal, B. Creason. ROW 3: C. Elsass, L. McMillan, L. Griat, J. Hoskins, L. Tewksbury, D. Dennis, J. Loux, P. Ambrose, M. Bales, L. Grant, D. Pitkin, M. Mike- sell, K. Mallard. ROW 4: S. Knight, J. Doores, J. Sales, J. Davis, J. Lukehart, L. Morgan, R. Donahue, B. Cox, G. Koger, J. Scott, S Crosby, W. Mittleider, N. Neal. WAR WHODP STAFF This year the Meridian Warwhoop Staff has put forth a special effort to get an all-American rating from the University of Minnesota. The paper has had a First-Class rating in past years. Members of the staff attended many conferences and clinics to enable them to make a better paper for the school. Ginger Hansel, editor-in-chief, and Judy Gibson, associate editor, took a master course in iournalisrn at the University of Idaho in Moscow during the summer to help in improving the paper. Four of the editors-Patty Wood, Ginger Hansel, JoAnne Hansen, and Hal Rossow-attended the Idaho State High School Press Association annual fall con- ference in Pocatello. The Warwhoop staff started out the year by holding an all day workshop for area school publications. The staff has tried to publish stories which are of interest to the student body. They include school, community, and national news stories. Their adviser, Miss Elizabeth R. Williams, has been an appreciated guiding hand during the year. SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Hal Rossow, Make-up, Janie Hansen, STANDING: Calleen Johnson, Make-up,Janice Mihtleider, Exchange Make-up, Ginger Hansel, Editor-in-chief, Patty Wood, Feature Editor, Renee Shelby, Make-up, Miss WilIiams,Adviser. Editor, Judy Gibson, Associate Editor, Dale Chesnut, Sports Editor. Patty Wood works on newspaper. Newspaper staff works to meet deadline. 'K-I-lLDLli.lfVl-412.5 ,.vU?ll75DED TAG Efll2Tff wftfof'HZ5f4L 111105 5' Wiilwiw T :st VX sl kj Vi E- 9 Hal Rossow checks for mistakes. 333535 BOYS' STATE Each year, several outstanding students are chosen from the Junior Class as delegates to the annual Gem Boys' State. The delegates are chosen by the faculty advisory committee according to the student's scholarship, leader- ship, personality, and participation in extra- curricular activities. Attending the 1964 Gem Boys' State at Boise Junior College, June 7-14, were Mike Mikesell, James Scott, John Dewey, and Craig Brown. Mike was chosen Treasurer of Warren's City and State Senator from Nez Perce County, James was chosen State Representative from Nez Perce County, John was chosen State Representative from Alturas County and Chair- man of the House Highway Committee, and Craig Nwas chosen State Representative from Shoshone County. Each delegate enioyed the course thoroughly and learned much about the functions of the city, state, and national government. It was not all study, however, as there were recreational activities to participate in and many opportuni- ties to meet new friends. These boys are to be commended for their fine accomplishments. TOP TO BOTTOM-Mike Mikesell, Jim Scott, John Dewey, Craig Brown. Lp. , GIRLS' STATE During the past summer three MHS girls-Melodie Hoffbauer, Connie Rupp, and Janice Mittleider- attended Girls' State, one of the greatest honors given to any high school girl. Melodie, Connie, and Janice were among the 243 Girls' Staters from all parts of ldaho who spent the week ot May 31 to June 6 on the College of Idaho campus. The girls spent this exciting week learning about government on the city, county, and state levels, cam- paigning for offices, competing between the Federalist and Nationalist parties, and legislating at the Capitol Building. Melodie was a member of Nationalist Party, and Connie and Janice were both Federalists. Janice was a citizen of Wolverine City, Melodie lived in Deer City, Connie's residence was in Antelope City. As legislators, Janice and Connie served in the House of Representa- tives while Melodie was in the Senate. All three girls heartily agreed that their week at Girls' State was one of the brightest highlights of their high school career. LEFT TO RIGHT-Connie Rupp, Janice Mittleider, Melodie Hoffbauer. -,l 2, l 4 lt ROW 'I, LEFT T0 RIGHT-G4 Hansel. C- Rl-'PP' l-- Lenton, Lukehart, J. Storer. ROW 3-Miss Williams, F. Thomason, C. Lenton, P. Ambrose, C. Johnson, R. Shelby. ROW 2- G-K09er,D.J0l1nS0n,H- R0SS0w,P. Bf0wn,T.RiCl1. J. Scott, J. Samuelson, L. Bodily, R. Ross, S. Mikesell, J. The problems of nuclear arms were discussed quite extensively this past year by the MHS debaters, often in competition with schools in the surrounding area. Meridian hosted three debate tourneys, as well as attending those held at Borah, Nampa, and Ontario. The varsity debaters traveled to the College of Idaho, Idaho State University, and Weber State College in Ogden, Utah. They also attended the District Ill Tour- Declamation members represented the Speech and Debate Departments at SRV District and Regional Contests, rating excellent or superior in all areas. The Declamation group is composed of two parts. The Debate Department takes charge of the forensic nament at Boise High School for competition in debate and declamation. Other debaters attended the YMCA Youth Legislature held in Boise in April. Debating afforded these students not only the opportunity to travel and to meet new people, but also the chance to view both sides of a maior inter- national issue. aspect and the Speech Department, the interpreta- tion of speech activities. SRV was held at Weiser on February 27, District at Caldwell on March 6, and Regional at Jerome on March 20. as Z5 t f 1 DEBATE I ROW 'l, LEFT T0 RIGHT-Mr. Goodwin, J. Hansen, T. Rich, S. Fisher, G. Koger, H. Rossow, Miss Williams. ' Row 2-J. Scott, R- Shelby, C. Rupp, C. McFadden, P. Evans, S. Mikesell, L. Lenton, N. Lovan. ROW 3- C. Johnson, K. Brown, G. Hansel, P. Brown, M. Hagler, P. Ambrose, J. Dusek, V. Metzger. ,- ' wx 1 ll. H . i .i , ll Y ' I 1 ,rn l Q ru tml!!! Qin DF - - --....W., W. ,... .W-.M..,........,,..M,s.... ...,,-....,. .... . . --..- 1 cw... ,.. .. .W ....., ..-,...,.... --H.se.s.-...f..c.f., ,E ..... . . - BAND Fw ' OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Cox, Reporter and Historian, B. Cope, Vice-President, D. Woods, President, A. Estes, Secretory-Treasurer, J. Lukehcxrt, Assistant Drum Moior, D. Collins, Drum McliorgC.Hc1yes, Sgt. ot Arms. ROW 'l, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Cox, H. Standish, L. Griot, B. Potter, T. Vincent, J. Lenhordt, K. Johnson G. Koger, D. Woods. ROW 3: R. Strong, L. Smitchger, B. Vincent, P. Brown, C. Summers, K. Cherry, C Fuehrer, W. Kent. 7 1 X C Q, J v I 'xiii X BAND The Meridian High School Band was an organization ot thirty- eight players this year. The band played for all football games, toot- ball pep-rallies, parades, and was rated excellent this year at march- ing contest. The Meridian High School Band was host band for the District Ill Marching Band Festival, the S.R.V. Band Clinic and the District III Playing and Sight-Reading Festival. J Agee, M. Davis, A. Estes, ROW 2: J. Thompson, A Potts C Ostroot D Gregory T Rich P Volkman Hayes D. Rutan, R. Luke, B. Cope. ROW 4: R. White J Lukehorf Mr Cherry L Abbott L Coltrin R ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT- D. Rutan, R. Luke, B. Cope, H. Standish. ROW 3-G. Koger, D, Woods, T. Rich, C. Summers, A. Estes. PEP BAND OFFICERS-Grove Koger, V. President, Corinne Ostroot, Sec.-Treas., Bill Cope, Student Director, Chester Hayes, President. R. Fuehrer. ROW 2-J. Agee, M. Davis, B. Cox, B. Potter, A. Potts. ROW 4-C. Hayes, C. Ostroot, L. Smitchger, The Pep Band consisted of eighteen regular band mem- bers this year. Bill Cope was chosen as student director. It was active in spurring school spirit at all home basket- ball games and pep rallies. To help pay for new uniforms, the Band Booster's club, macle up the parents of band members, sold homemade candy in the halls during home games. Pep Band Spurs Team On To Victory 106 HONOR BAND ROW I-Corinne Ostroat, Bill Cox, Alice Estes. ROW 2-Bill Cope, Chester Hayes, Larry Coltrin, Lee Abbott. .mt N 2 f Mary Bales was named Miss Idaho Cheerleader of 1964 at the close of the Sun Valley Cheer- leading camp. Ten girls were chosen as finalists. They each presented a cheer and answered various questions. The queen was chosen by the vote ofthe staff members. A .T . f- .fx 'fr x A X, K ffm ff W f :yg.f-5.11-WAY, + 5. 3 X-1 :'fg,'ify:.s3f : 8 :wg.2..w,5 - 172. .. ' SM' - Q :SM . ' K '- ' ' ' 153345 ' A A , 1 W. .xr 5 , T -, ' I W f :,.,..3?kQ,1,,,,Qz-wE2::w'-- :ic y-,Q f. ,Q .. if 's'- - . ..,f.f..n. - . . - -: - . ..- 1. V,-Q-,1.7,,g'. ,gre . , f wms A-s,...1Qgf it-jg fo r . ,fqf,:r. ,-.553 . :,,, T . . V, ,341 .-v1 ,.f 'A V- Q X . - 1. cf., 2,6 ,r fwsqwfe. H -azgfur , . ' f f . , .. -- . .. .. .yt ' -- . if was - .. . .V -. 1 A 4- f .. , ' 5 .. ,- 4 Y ,Q Q se. . .ot,,t ,M t ' ive.: 1 ' . - ELKS LEADERSHIP AWARDS James Scott, third, Connie Rupp, Second, Ginger Hansel, first, Janice Mifrleider, third. 107 HONORS gpm, FHA Connie Rupp, State Reporter, Deanna Whitaker, V. President of National Proiects, Patty McKay, District Treasurer, Donna Stevens, District Degree Chairman. L- 7 fc. -.,,w,L.h..r', f K sf iyiliiiisieath. 7 Patty Moses, Student Editor for Co-Ed Magazine. Dave Burton FFA District Treasurer ROW I LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Montgomery M. Miller S. Shaw C McFadden D Gregory D Macy R Donahue J Slaughter N Garri- Johnson D. Noble D. Whitaker G. Stucki T. Cunningham D. Kinney son S Whrtaker J Peavy J Snodgrass K Givens J Rowley G D. Wilkins C. Peterson B. Creason J. Fairbanks K. Wallgren B Carr B Rowley ROW 4 S Andersen T Austin P Ambrose L Green L. Pirtle. ROW 2:J.Tompkins L. Lamm R. Shelby D. Morten Jensen V Strasser C Slaughter M Bronson F Lewis D Chestnut sen B. Eshelman R. Gehr D. Walters B. Nielson M. Kalousek W G Davis G Burton S Buntrock C Hayes S Crossman C Brooks Baker J. Tomkinson J. Mitchell T. Mitchell M. Bales J. Sales M Flack G Nelson P Taylor A. Evans. ROW 3: E. Loveland J. Fisher P. Bowers L. Grant C MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS SEATED LEFT T0 RIGHT: Deanna Whitaker Accompanist- Jane Rowley Secretary. STANDING: Dale Chesnut President- Chuck Slaughter Vice-President GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lahna Peterson Vice-Presidenr Tauna Cone Section Leader- Pauline Evans Section Leader- Carleen Loveland President. A full season of concerts, programs, and appearances kept Mixed Chorus and its director, Mr. Peterson, at a busy pace throughout the year. The sixty-six voice group par- ticipated inthe SRV and District III Music Festivals. The annual Christmas Concert, held December 22, the fall concert, and spring concerts were highlights of the year. The Mixed Ensemble represented the Mixed Chorus at Honor Choir which was held this year at MHS under the direction of Warnie Tippit, the choir director at Northwest Nazarene College. The choir made its annual appearance on the Bonnie Wallace Show in December. lt also sponsored Deanna Whit- aker for Tip-Off Queen. The 64-65 school year was a busy, but fun one for the Girls' Chorus. Although there weren't as many girls in the group as in previous years, they improved rapidly and en- ioyed the year's work under Mr. Phil Peterson, their director. This year the girls' outfits were navy blue suits with gold buttons and gold blouses. They were very striking uniforms. The fall, Christmas, and spring concerts were highlights of the year. The chorus also performed at the Occident Club, at the music contest in the spring, and at several assemblies during the year. GIRLS' CHORUS ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Neider, C. Miller G Holladay C Loveland B Heffel S Montgomery M Wiley ROW 2: S. Leininger, J. Gregory, S. Carpenter N Duncan T Waggener P Dye N Walker N Lovan ROW3 D. Gipe, A. Brumble, S. Schmitt, K. Fuller, J. Walsh L Peterson S Haddock P Evans O Lotrldge ROW 4 A. Beeson, M. Gray, S. Smith, T. Cone, N. 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Allford, M. Moyle, S. Knight, L. Chesnut, D. 5 Grosso B Green A Evans K Archibald C Canning R Pitman Dennis, L. Patterson, R. Shelby, N. Neal, L. Lenton, V. Rich,J. Tanner, J FISl1er l. Grlflf l. Lclmm NOT PICTL-Wed Shirley Warrick The Meridian Warriorettes Drill Team was composed of forty Junior and Senior girls. During the year they were led by Barbara Green, Captain, Connie Rupp, Co-captain, Sandy Knight, Secretary, and Janet Sales, Treasurer. They started preparing for the year's practices in the summer. ln August Barbara and Connie attended the Casavant Precision Drill School at the College of ldaho. While attending the school they gained many new ideas which have been used in presenting their drills at the games throughout the year. The Warrior- ettes held a cooked food sale in the summer to help send these girls to school. Their performances were enjoyed by many at the half time of 'Football and basketball games. They also participated in the Boise and Ontario Fairyland Pa- rades. A special honor granted the Drill Team was the presentation of national and state flags both at games and at special assemblies. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders This year have Tried To fulfill Their duTies To The besT of Their abiliTies. They feel Their posiTion is quiTe an honor and have gone all ouT To creaTe school spiriT. To help Them carry ouT Their iobs, They senT Mary Bales To The Sun Valley Cheer- leading camp and Then spenT much Time in pracfice sessions. Also, by parTicipaTing aT all The assemblies and games, They have helped To bring pep To MHS. They encour- aged aTTendance aT all The games. By means of compeTiTion, They creafed a feel- ing of True school spirit. WiTh Their leadership and The cooperaTion of The sTudenTs, They have inspired our Teams To many vicTories. The cheerleaders would like To express Their Thanks To all sTudenTs who parTicipaTed in school acTiviTies and helped The Teams on To vicTory by Their supporT. Pauline Evans Nancy Ambrose Carolyn LenTon x Kitty Conner, Polly Ambrose, Mary Bales, Teresa Mitchell, Judy Mitchell Mary Bales, Judy Mitchell, Polly Ambrose, Kitty Conner, Teresa Mitchell If sw -' ,ic ,m..1.,, - f f VALEDICTORIAN QALUTATORIAN A Sinc: Brush Bonnie Creoson Bill Davis Kurf Esheiman Linda Mayes Mike Mikesell Janice Mirtleider Luro Morgan Connie Rupp James Scoff Virginia Sirasser 114 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year twenty-seven out- standing Seniors were chosen to be members of the National Honor Society. The members are chosen by the faculty. A person must be outstanding in leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service to be eligi- ble for this honor. Being o National Honor Society mem- ber is the result of three years of hard work. It is an honor which will be remembered always. Ginger Hansel Susan Andersen Karen Archibald Wanda Bolen Wren Harris Melodie Hoffbauer Grove Koger Linda Mosman Linda Tewksbury Jim Murgoitio Carla Peterson Jane Rowley Deanna Whitaker Patty Wood 1 15 MOST TALENTED Deanna Whitaker Chester Hayes 'F yi QQ 7,2 CUTEST COUPLE Wren Harris Sandy Knight BEST BOY PALS Jim Murgoitio Mike Mikesell MOST ATHLETIC BOY Jim Murgoitio MHS MIKE MIKESELL l L ,- Q Q-AQ HARDEST WORKERS Grove Koger Janice Miftieider I r M MHS FRIENDLIEST Wren Harris Judy Mitchell fr-sigma:-w:wasvfwa1v:sss BEST GIRL PALS Sandy Knight Sandy Lucy FACULTY FAVORITES M Miss Morgan Mr. Fricke MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Janice Miftleider : f ,L I-wggri, 1, . I A M. 3 .W f, ,. ii K iik lj? i zii' l my 5 N.: i .. ,. 4 2 QUEEN BARBARA HOMECDMING Homecoming was a gay, intoxicating whirl of events, combining football, floats, and a comely queen to give our returning alumni iust the thrill they wanted. Chairman Wren Harris predicted a success... and a success it was. Townspeople and Warriors watched one of the best parades in Homecoming history roll down Meridian's Main Street. FFA proved to be the most talented and original organization by winning first prize in the float competition, with FHA coming in second and Senior Class third. During the halftime,Jim Murgoitio and Steve Hansen,co-captains, crowned Barbara Green, a winsome brunette, Home- coming Queen for 1964-65. She had been elected by the student body and the football team. Her court included Judy Mitchell, Mary Bales, Sandy Knight, and Patty Wood. The day was complete when our Warriors marched across the gridiron to secure a triumphant 21-12 victory over the Bishop Kelly Knights. CHEERLEADERS?? HOMECOMING COURT JB' 'Qi' ' i FFA FLOAT QUEEN BARBARA'S FLOAT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jo McClure, Patty Wood, Connie Rupp, JoAnne Hanson, Dee Ann Collingham, Mary Bales, Barbara Green, Sandy Knight, Judy Mitchell, Lura Morgan, Lea Griat, Ginger Hansel. .Q QUEEN JUDY HARVEST BALL COURT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Blake, Meridian Junior High: Corolee Nicolaus, Eagle Junior Highg Queen Judy, Senior Class, Jenita Nesbitt, Sophomore Classy Jerrene Tomkinson, Junior Class. 120 HARVEST BALL Petite, sparkling Judy Mitchell was crowned Horvest Ball Queen for 1964 at the annual Horvest Boll sponsored by Future Farmers of Am- erica. She was crowned at the inter- mission ot the dance by Rondy Stover and was given a bouquet of red roses. Judy's friendly ways and quick smile are characteristics that make her liked by everyone. She was chosen by penny vote of the student body. FFA president, Randy Stover, crowns Queen Judy during intermission of dance. TIP-DFF This pretty blond iunior, Janet Sales, was crowned Tip-Ott Queen ot 1964 by co-captains Roy Doan and Bill Davis during the half-time ofthe game with the Bishop Kelly Knights. She was chosen by popular vote of the student body cmd reigned over the Tip-Ott dance. These activities were sponsored by DeMolay. Roy Doan, co-captain, crowned Queen Janet during half-time ofthe Bishop Kelly game. M.H.S. CALENDAR STUDENTS PRESENT ALL-SCHOOL PLAY, Pioneer, Go Home. QUEEN BARBARA WORKS ON FLOAT QE PTE MBER M.H.S. Comes to Lite Opening Victory Over Jerome Nyssa CHereJ M.H.S. Hosts Newspaper Workshop Vale CHereJ Play Festival CVaIIivueJ Vallivue CHereD Clayborn Quartet Entertains OCTOBER I. TeacI'1er's Reception 2. Payette fThereJ 3. M.H.S. Invitational Debate 5. Airforce Tests 7. Debate Plays 9. 1964 Homecoming Bishop Kelly Loses 16. Weiser CHereJ I7. S.R.V. Invitational Debate 23. Mountain Home CTI1ereJ 24. Marching festival CHereD 29. Fcill Vocal Concert 30. Emmett CHereD STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZES ACTIVITIES FOR COMING YEAR . FLAMING M REPRESENTS MHS SPIRIT . LI' .NOVEMBER4 , X f Warrior-Night Ontario CHereI, FgT.AQ Convention I Harvest Ball. ' 'I ,, S.R.V. Music Clinic 7 ,V V, S.R.V.' Conoekrtv ., .' . - State Student Council Convention AII.fSchooI PIQYI A 5 ' 4 f Y-Teen Thanksgiving Assembly ' 0 I, 'mil . DEBATE CLASS PRESENTS CHRISTMAS PLAY 6, STUDENTS VOTE FOR FAVORITE HARVEST BALL CANDIDATE TIP-OFF QUEEN JANET SALES DECEMBER 4. Tip-off Bishop Kelly CHereJ 5. Jerome CHereD 8. Service Club Awards Tea IO. Y-Teen F.T.A. Hootenanny I I. Jerome fThereJ I2. Twin Falls CTI'1ereD 18. Mixed Chorus Sings on T.V. 22. Service Club Christmas Program Faculty Celebrates Christmas 23. Christmas Assembly Christmas Formal JANUARY 8. Vale CHereI 9. Vallivue lHereI 14. Borah JV CHereD 15. Payette CHereI Senior After-Game Dance 16. Nyssa QThere1 21. Borah JV lThereI 22. Emmett CTl'1ere1 23. Ontario CHereI JV NampoCTl'1eI'eI 28. Boise JV CThereJ 29. Vale lTl'iereI 30. SRV Debate Weiser lHereI ll Pi XI TLT1 E- BOYS' CHEERING SECTION AT BASKETBALL GAMES FEBRUARY 5. Payette fThereI 6. Nyssa CHereJ 8. National Guard Tank Visits MHS 9. Band Concert 12. VallivuefTl'1ereJ 13. Ontario CTI1ereJ 12.-13. Weber State College Debate 19. Emmett CHereJ 20. Weiser fThereI 22. Y-Teen Conference at Boise 23. Sky High is Presented 27. SRV Declamation at Weiser LN D fl WARRIORS CELEBRATE VICTORY Y-TEENS ON MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE MUSIC AND DRAMA DEPARTMENTS PRESENT OPERETTA 124 6. District Declamation at Caldwell APRIL 9. District Ill Music Festival 13. Ontario fHereD 14. Service Club Easter Program 15. Vale lHere1 19. National Honor Banquet 20. Emmett lThereD 23. Regional Music Festival IBurIeyD 26. Service Club Senior Dinner 27. Nyssa IHereD 30. Vallivue CHereD BAND PREPARES FOR CONTEST 1.-3. .IV Basketball Tournament 11.-13. State Basketball Tournament xx at Pocatello 13. District Debate at Boise 20. Regional Declamation at Jerome 22.-23. Regional Debate at Nampa 25.-27. State FFA Convention at Buhl 30. Vandaleers Entertain BASEBALL FIELD AWAITS SPRING ACTIVITY MAY 7.-8. SRV Tennis Tournament 14.-15. District Tennis Tournament 16. Baccalaureate 17. ,Commencement 26. End of School SENIOR BIDS JUNIOR FRIENDS FAREWELL 125 HONOR ROLL FIRST QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Wanda Bolen, Craig Brown, Bonnie Creason, Kurt Eshelman, Judy Gibson, Melodie Hoffbauer, Darla Noble, Carla Peterson, Virginia Strasser. Honors: Susan Andersen, Karen Archibald, Tanya Austin, Robert Baldwin, Mary Bales, Sina Brush, Kathleen Calnon, Bill Cope, William Steven Davis, Gary Enzminger, Ginger Hansel, Janie Hansen, JoAnn Hanson, Dorene Herridge, Jane Hoskins, Sandy Knight, Grove Koger, Sandy Lacy, Jan Little, Judy Loux, Jacqueline Lukehart, Shala McKinney, Linda Mayes, Mike Mikesell, Judy Mitchell, Janice Mittleider, Lura Morgan, Linda Mosman, Jim Mur- goitio, Karen Peterson, Karen Reed, Jane Rowley, Connie Rupp, Sally Stadler, Randy Stover, Dennis Taylor, Sandy Taylor, Linda Tewksberry, Karen Wallgren, Deanna Whitaker, and Patricia Wood. JUNIORS Highest Honors: Clarence Bolen and Bill Cox Honors: Linda Alford, Gay Anderson, Donna Barker, Reid Bowen, Fred Brumble, Kathy Canning, Kim Cherry, Sandra Crossman, Gordon DeWaard, Rob- ert Donahue, Judy Doores, Gayle Eaton, Anita Evans, ,Rex Everist, Janet Fairbanks, Jim Grant, Lois Grant, George Gress, Elaine Hollabaugh, Jeannette Howard, Calleen Johnson, Robert Jossis, Linda Lamb, LoRee Lenton, Galan Merrill, Marilyn Moyle, Paula McGoldrick, Peggy McKague, Linda McMil- lan, Corinne Ostroot, Lana Patterson, Marcine Quen- zer, Val Rich, Hal Rossow, Betty Rowley, Robert Sample, Renee Shelby, Donna Stevens, Frank Thomason, Shirley Warrick and Jim Weast. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Joan Dudgeon and Jack Peavey. Honors: Nancy Ambrose, Jackie Agee, Lou Ann Bodily, Anita Brumble, Gary Buron, Sheila Carpenter, Gale Doores, Janice Gregory, Sandra Haddock, Mike Hagler, John Hahn, Penny Hansen, Kent Johnson, Sydney Koegler, Linda Lee, Carolyn Len- ton, J Patricia McKay, Linda Mc- Pherson, erle Mosman, Jenlta Nesbitt, Sondra Owen, Lahna Peterson, Terry Rich, Sharla Roam, Douglas Rutan, Margaret Transtrum, Philip Volk- man, Nedra Walker, and Loretta Walsh. SENIORS Highest Honors: Bonnie Creason, Judy Gibson, Dorene Herridge, Judy Loux, Shala McKinney, Linda Mos- man, Darla Noble, Karen Reed, Jane Rowley, Vir- QECOND QUARTER ginia Strasser, Dennis Taylor, Deanna Whitaker Honors: Susan Andersen, Karen Archibald, Jack Aus- tin, Robert Baldwin, Mary Bales, Karen Bell, Wanda Bolen, Jim Boyd, Craig Brown, Sina Brush, Bill L Davis, Dee Dennis, Cheryl Elsass, Kurt Eshelman Mary Flack, Roger Fuhrman, JoAnne Hanson, Ches- ter Hayes, Janie Hansen, James Hiatt, Sandy Knight Grove Koger, Sandy Lacy, Chuck, Jim Little, Jackie Lukehart, Linda Mayes, Mary Jo McClure, Mike Mikesell, Judy Mitchell, Lowell Murdock, Jim Mur- goitio, Carla Peterson, Karen Peterson, Connie Rupp, James Scott, Craig Shipley, Mary Shuyler Laurie Smith, Sally Stadler, Sandy Taylor, Jeannie Tomkins, Trudy Waggener, Karen Walgren, Dale Wilkins, Patty Wood. JUNIORS Highest Honors: Clarence Bolen. Honors: Gay Lynn Anderson, Polly Ambrose, Marsha Bailey, Donna Barker, Lynn Benham, Reid Bowen Carol Boyack, Caroline Brooks, Cathy Canning Kim Cherry, Kitty Conner, Bill Cox, Sandy Crossman I Gordon DeWaard, Judy Doores, Bob Donahue, Gayle Eaton, Anita Evans, Janet Fairbanks, Judee Fisher, Kay Givens, Lois Grant, George Gress, Rickie Harris, Jeannette Howard, Gary Johnson, Robert Jossis, Peggy McKague, Paula McGoldrick, Teresa Mitchell, Marilyn Moyle, Corinne Ostroot, Arlan Potts, Marcine Quenzer, Val Rich, Verla Rich, Teryl Roam, Hal Rossow, Janet Sales, Lyle Sample, Helen Standish, Donna Stevens, Jeri Tanner, Frank Thom- OSOD. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Lou Ann Bodily, Gale Doores, Joan Dudgeon, Janice Gregory, Charles Hahn, Kent Johnson, Sydney Koegler, Patty McKay, Judy Mc- Kinney, Susan Mosman, Jack Peavey, Philip Volk- YTTCIFI. Honors: Jackie Agee, Nancy Ambrose, Annette Bee- son, Pat Brown, Anita Brumble, Gary Burton, Sheila Carpenter, Gregory Davis, Linda Elsass, Alice Estes, Terrye Farnum, Christeenia Haas, Sandra Haddock, Mike Hagler, Penny Hansen, Becky Heftel, Owen Jensen, Sandra Leininger, Fred Lewis, Betty Love- land, Katherine McDonald, Linda McPherson, Steve Mikesell, Sondra Owen, Lahna Peterson, Claudine Porter, Terry Rich, Sharla Roam, Laurel Shipley, Dale Smith, John Snodgrass, Bill Vaughn, Janie Walsh. I I SENIOR WILL We the Senior Class of l965, being the neatest, best-looking, and smartest class ever to depart from this prison, do hereby ven- ture into the wild world of strife and corruption, to bestow upon it our ingenious talents and set it right. So that we shall never be for- gotten, we bequeath our valued treasures and customs to those who are sorely in need of them, namely the underclassmen. To the Junior Class we bequeath our treasured Senior Section, our good looks, our idolized positions, and our clean lockers. To the Sophomores we leave the worn-out teachers, our enchant- ing talent, and our perfect record of conduct. To the faculty we leave our excellent cooperation, our torn books, and our empty chairs. Singly and individually we bequeath the following: Doreen Herridge wills her quiet ways and typing ability to Linda Lomm. Linda Mosman wills her Newsweek grades to the Juniors who will need them next year. Mike Brown leaves taking his carefree and optimistic personality, but don't despair-Mr. Brown is still here to carry on. Fredlohnson leaves again. lpn Nelson.s'weeps his way out of M.H.S. and leaves it spic and span . Mike Mikesell wills his envied position and treasured experiences as Student Body President to next year's lucky person. CWere those Pocatello girls cute, Mike'?J Greg Carpenter wills his four-foot legs to Rex Everist. Think you can learn to walk with them, Rex? Richard Bailey would leave M.H.S. but he hates to leave Linda, so he plans to return next year. Howard Nou and Dick McGrath leave, so now maybe there will be fewer explosions in the Chemistry Lab. Rhonda Engel leaves poor ole GAA ito ioin her cowsj. Without her M.H.S. will never be the same. James Scott wills his headaches as Thespian president to next year's president. fHappy headachesll Laurie Smith leaves to be Al's number one girl. Jim Hiatt and Chuck Lemon will their briefcases and many books to Gene Diffendaffer and Dave Link. Jackie Lukehart has finally talked her way out of M.H.S., willing her debating ability to Steve Mikesell. Richard Welker leaves. . .Whew!!!! Denise Williams and Carol Brooks will their dish-washing iob to some of next year's hard working kids. Chris Reed leaves without a single regret. Jerry Smith wills his football shoes to Tom Reinhart, Think they will fit? Dan Ackley and Sandy Taylor leave together and live happily ever after. Jerry Birch wills his tight pants and speaking eyebrows to Wayne Mittleider. CWhat are you going to do with them, Wayne?J Steve Melvin Hansen wills his seogull hunting ability to Coach Charlton. fGood luck, Coochll Betty Aldridge wills her quiet ways to Frank Thomason. Kathleen Calnon wills her long eyelashes to Carleen Loveland so that Carleen won't have to wear her false ones anymore. Shala McKinney leaves to start her own home. Harold Leach wills his time in the office to Steve Whitaker. Mary Shuyler wills her understanding of Mr. Grosdider to next year's Junior Class. What a way to start!! Dale Wilkins leaves iust as Liz gets here. Melodie Hoffbauer and Karen Peterson will their iobs as Mr. Charlton's secretary and Mrs. Bobo's errand girls to next year's unlucky souls. Carla Peterson wills what's left of the midnight oil to all who get straight A's. Bill L. Davis refuses to leave without Patty Wood, so Patty is leaving too. Wanda Bolen leaves the Yearbook's headaches and frustra- tions to Corrine Ostroot and looks forward to some peace and quiet. Warren Jones wills his early morning hours and iobs to Melinda Morgan. Peggy Taylor and Sharon Cagle leave and are very happy about it. Karen Wallgren wills her chipped nails and shattered nerves to Janet Sales. CHow bad did you say your car was wrecked, Kciren'?J Virginia Strasser leaves to ioin other singing stars in Hollywood. Archie Wood wills his last name to the sawmills. JoAnne Sechrest leaves with that lovely blond hair-and an unused bleach bottle. Lucky! Ed Berry wills his crafty methods of obtaining good grades to all underclassmen. Tony Tolsma leaves, but doesn't go far-Bonnie is still here. Doug Williams wills his floor-tiling ability to Mr. Reithle. Roger Transtrum wills his crazy iokes to Susan Marshall. Does she need any more?? Jonathon Hansen wills his English lV book to Dwight VanHees and ioyfully leaves that class. Linda Mayes leaves for the University. Look out, boys!! Gloria Holladoy wills her last name to the underclassmen who will wish they had a few more. John Tompkinson leaves, vacating the Senior Class Presidency. Susan Crosby wills her fan club, way-out pep signs, gabbing ability, position as Senior Class Jester, and her remaining million crazy ideas to any one who would be insane enough to accept them. Randy Stover wills the head position in FFA to some future farmer. Mary Lynn Trager wills her riding ability to Rhonda Engel. Oops! Rhonda's leaving too. Dean Holloway wills his ability to lose the queen during the royal dance at the Harvest Ball to next year's Harvest Ball queen's escort. Arthur Johnson leaves, taking his ability to speak up in English IV Class. lsn't that sad, Miss Morgan? Seven-foot Janie Hansen wills her height to three-foot Verla Rich, who needs it. Dee Dennis wills her wild turquoise car with its broken doors and windows to Linda Chestnut. Nice, isn't she, Linda!! Vernon Metzger leaves his debate box and play scripts to Susan Fisher. Jack Austin wills his ability to get along with the teachers to someone who needs brownie points. Ron Miller wills his stories and iokes to next year's 4th period 5 127 typing class. Boyde Starr leaves- pushing his car. CAs usualllj Deanna Whitaker leaves, taking her ability as a pianist. What will the chorus do now? Les Burnam wills his conversational ability to Russ Poole and all other Chatty Cathy Dolls. Sam Buntrock leaves to continue his rescue missions and roam the forests. Randy Gehr wills his hunting luck to Steve Boyde. CWatch out, Stevell Judy Gibson wills her brains to Jerry Wilmot, Norman Garrison, and Steve Neddo. She has enough to go around. Cheryl Bayless leaves, taking her cute, shy smile with her. Watch out college fellas. Ginger Hansel wills her long tedious hours and boxes of hard work to next year's newspaper editor. Bill Cope leaves, and takes his trombone to ioin a Dixieland band way down South , .. Ken Mallard wills his brothers and cousins to all future duck- hunters. Lowell Murdock wills his hunting ability to the duck-hunters who are after the Mallards . Bernice Jarrett wills her silly mistakes to Lynn Benham. Tom Link wills his girl shyness to Jack Fuller. Karen Reed wills her grand ole time in Bookkeeping to the luckyJuniors who are taking it next year. LaVon Jones leaves in a rush... Sally Stadler wills her ability to get things in on time to Janice Gregory. CWhen were those English papers due, Sally?J Kurt Eshelman wills his calculus grades to Pat Pullium. Mary Bales wills her title and Miss Cheerleader of l964 to Teresa, Kitty, or Polly. CGood luck, girls.J Denny Billman and Dave Nelson will their 50-mile hike to Mt. Home to Tom Pecora and Jimmy Weast. Russ Reinhart leaves M.H.S. holding the shotput record and begins to train for the Olympics. Michael Roe-the boat to shore. Jan Davis, Senior Class beautician, leaves to ioin Kenny. What will the hair-dos around M.H.S. look like without her? Linda Dougal leaves in her good ole Cadilac-if it will make it that far. Craig Shipley wills his built-in skis to Jim Grant. Chuck Slaughter wills his last name to the packing companies. Marilyn Raynor leaves, taking her typing ability with her, for future use. Lee Anna Savage wills her last name to the Indians because she is really quite peace loving. Jan and Jean Little leave to loin Little Women. Judy Marshall will leave this year if Gary does. Are you leaving, Gary'??? Suzue Brunn wills her wild hair-dos and shy ways to Carol Mc- Fadden. Lura Morgan leaves and boards the quickest train headed for La Grande. llsn't that where Jerry lives'?l John Dewey wills his old friend, the crutches, to Gordon De- Ward. Karen Archibald leaves the book store behind but takes the key with her. Heartbreaking, isn't it, underclassmenl! Pam Prater wills her two-toned hair to Mr. Hansen. 128 Gerald Reich wills his freckles and red hair to Jeri Tanner. Mary Kay Martin wills her beloved text books to all underclass- men. Nancy Neal wills her lively, scatterbrained ways to Mary Davis. Dennis Pitkin wills the long words used in his book reports to Webster. Sandy Knight leaves-but not alone. Who ya leaving with, Sandy? A f nnis Macy an Mike Phela Dwill their artistic ability to some of the hope u sin Mr. o ' s classes. Judy Loux wills her neatness and quietness to Joe Steinbach. Wouldn't that help calm down the halls!l!! Darrell Johnson wills his cool red car to his sister, Colleen, so that she may carry on. Don Woods wills his time to Alice Estes. Dick Collins decided to leave and this time it's legal. . . How about that!! JoAnne Hanson wills her sophisticated ways and discussions with Mr. Grosdidier to Lura Ashenfelter. Steve Merle Hansen leaves- but only for the summer. Sheila Grosso wills her special part in the school play to Judee Lee Fisher. Larry and Georgia Carr will their last name to all Chevys, Dodges, Fords, Cadilacs, and bugs . Jim Morris wills his Elvis Presley look C'?J to Keith Taylor. Dave Burton wills his beautiful baby blond hair to all dreamers who wish their hair was that color. Chester Hayes wills his ability to create a commotion in 6th period typing class to Miss Williams. Bonnie Creason leaves her nutty personality to Janet Sales. If she didn't leave it, M.H.S. would never be the same. Mary Jo McClure wills her gracefulness in PE to anyone who would also like a broken foot. -4 Gary Greenman takes back his dog, Heathcliff, that he gave to Mr, Berg and wills it to Mrs. Muller. Grove Koger wills his brains and ornery ways to Clyde Hodges. Dick McDowell and Jane Rowley will their names, Dick and Jane, to the first grade readers. Since Mary Flack has thoroughly sound-tested every room, hall, and closet at M.H.S., she leaves to test other rooms, halls, and closets, Lea Griat fChicken Gritj leaves the Y-Teen presidency vacant and wanders into the wide world with Jim. Barbara Green and Judy Mitchell will their royal titles CHome- coming Queen and Harvest Ball Queenj to next year's lucky royalty. Susan Andersen wills her quiet and shy ways to any underclass- men who she feels needs them. Wayne Green leaves his flirting ability to all boys at M.H.S., M.J.H., and Meridian Elementary . . . there's plenty to go around. Melvin Plecker wills his moose boots to Gary Felt. Randall Roeber leaves with his gun in hand and settles downto a primitive life. Rod Schoen bounces away in his ieep. Bob Neff wills his extra-ordinary pitching curves to Dave Roe. Tim Shawver leaves in his black bomb. Patti Moses leaves her last name to the man in the Bible and takes on a new one. ' Ray Larrando leaves, still yawning from 3rd period Gov. Jim Murgoitio leaves his cleats to Russ Poole, his iersey to Pat Pulliam, and his points to Coach Charlton. Doris Patterson wills her place on the Y.F.C. Quiz Team to Mar- cella Vieselmeyer. Janice Mittleider wills her tennis trophies to the tennis team, and her expressionism to Barbara Griffith. Trudy Hansen Wagner wills her button nylons to the spirited kids of next year. Wren Harris wills his extrovert personality to Robert Jossis, his position as school photographer to Renn Ross, and his redhead to no one because she is private property. Dee Anne Collingham wills her married life to all future wives. Gordon Cooper and Randy Crisp couldn't bear to part with their cowboy boots and shirts, so they leave wearing them. What will M.H.S. do without its cowboys??? Ricky White leaves to ioin his wife and become man of the house. Karen Poole leaves taking everything with her. lNot leaving any evidence behind, huh, Karenllj Bruce Lolley wills his shaved head to the wild weekend boys. Butch Hensen and Jim Kline leave to be the next world champion fighters. Curtis Purdy wills his iob as typing class secretary to someone in next year's 5th period class. Jim Eckwortzel wills his last name to anyone who can spell it. Sam Wilson wills his ability to skip school to anyone who would like to return again. Dale Cunningham wills his flirting ability to the underclass-boys so they'll be prepared when the new sophomores enter. Roy Doan wills his ability to run the Senior Boys' Party to next year's adventurous soul. Tannya Austin leaves M.H.S. gladly, and continues her chase of the college boys. Only time will tell if she gets one. , taking with him, his knowledge of the visual aids and lights at M.H.S. Too bad underclassmen-looks as if there will be no more assemblies for you. Bill S. Davis wills his funny??? iokes and long stories to Mr. Claxon and Mr. Mosman. Jim Boyd wills his sexy eyebrows to his brother, and runs home to mother. Craig Brown wills his last name to Gilbert Green. What does Green and Brown make- Purple??? Connie Rupp leaves, with many regrets, her wild time in Calculus class. CWhat did you do in there, Connie?J Ron Cowles wills his talent and abilityt ' . Policeman Roger Fuhrman leaves to chase and capture some more of those cute Little Blue Riding Hoods. Uunior Assenblyj. Jolene Storer leaves, taking her high Physical Science grades with her for a souvenir. Sandy Lacy wills her ability to yell across the Bookkeeping room to any big-mouth Junior. Lynn Buchanon leaves her high squeaky voice to the bass mem- bers ofthe Mixed Chorus. Ken Flock leaves, mumbling silly things to himself. Richard Newberry leaves with his knowledge of all those little gadgets under the hood of a car. Dennis Taylor wills his brilliant mind and success in school to Albert Sanchontena. Mary Wiley wills her messy and cluttered locker to Helen Stand- ish. Pauletta Settle leaves with that blond hair lor is it black nowl. Tom Reutzel leaves with fond memories of his many years at M.H.S. Gary Page wills his last name to all the books that the under- classmen are supposed to use next year. Gail Bosworth wills his love of government class to next year's Seniors. Charles Stanley leaves his perfect absence record to Jim Kirk. Cynthia Hazen walks away in her very special sway. Carla Kent leaves after a short stay at M.H.S. Ella Rae Dickson wills her wonderful time in Typing ll to next year's typing students. Pam Hill wills her long list of absences to all those who hate school. Robert McCaulou leaves again, never to return, he hopes. Robert Baldwin leaves his unfinished Calculus papers for Bill Cox to finish next year. Jeanie Tompkins leaves her knowledge of the school library to Robert Gregory. Bruce Mitchell leaves M.H.S. and is darn glad about it. Karen Bell leaves taking her title as non-stop conversationalist. But don't worry, there's another Bell on the way. Jake McVey and Dick Johnsmeyer will their devout nature and slow, safe driving to Wayne Shutler. Sina Brush leaves her iob of carrying pop and her sparkly per- sonality to Lana Patterson. To poetry lovers, goes Cliff Diffendaffer's favorite verse, l think that I shall never see, anyone as tough as me. Dale Chesnut wills his last name to the squirrels or anyone else taking tree life. To Betty Rowley goes Darla Noble's ability to carry a tune-no bucket or basket needed. Chet Schwerd leaves the faculty with laryngitis from yelling at him. Leo Van Hoover leaves-he hopes. Cherie Wolverton leaves her last name to the Hillbillies of a certain mountain. Royal Puckett wills his love of noonhour poker games to Clarence Bolen. Mona Rae Miller wills her school spirit once again to her sister, Julie. Danny Gregory leaves his lover-boy line to Don Davis and Jay Thompson. Dwain Lowry leaves his knowledge of parliamentary procedure and his points of order to next year's club presidents. The tall, dark, and handsome Shane Kelley leaves without being captured. Gary Enzminger leaves. Please, Faculty, don't all cry at once. Gary Keister wills his old books, papers, pencils, and erasers to the lowly underclassmen. Charlyn Grosdidier leaves M.H.S., but her father remains to carry on that name. .loy Stanyer leaves, hoping for another wild New Year's Weekend. Linda Tewksbury wills her well-used books to Frank Trowbridge. They have been used so much they are no longer usable-but then Frank would never use them anyway. Karen Morfeld leaves to return if she can bring herself to do so. Linda Treat leaves to ioin other Halloweeners in their Trick or Treat expeditions. Linda Montgomery gladly wills her sister, Susan, to the school. So it is written . . . so let it be. CR.,.SL...DM... 129 PLAY CASTS FOR PIONEER, GO HOME Pioneer, Go Home was chosen as the fall all-school play, 1964. It is o comedy about a backwoods family from New Jersey, the Kwimper's, who take on the U.S. Government and win by a land- slide. Their settlement of Kwimperville, on an unclaimed section, of government land on the Florida coast, invites plenty of trouble and laughs. Their problems keep the audience in gales of laughter. The cast members were: Toby Kwimper-Mike Hagler, Pop Kwim- per-Dick McDowell, Morristown Kwimper-Melinda Morgan, South Orange-Sheila Grosso, Holly Smith-Nancy Lovan, Alicia A thousand giant fingers stretching up into the sky. This is a description of the buildings of New York City, where the 1965 Musical comedy, Sky High, takes place. A monstrous l40 story building was going to be built in New York City until one Franklin Russell, who is very much against prog- ress, decided that he would not sell his land to the city. tHe said it would make him feel like on ant.J In this modern musical, there is love and romance, light-hearted dances, sad, dreamy, and gay songs, friendships broken and made, bod feelings, riots, and hate all tossed up and mixed together with Claypoole-Judee Fisher, H. Arthur King-Bill L. Davis, Queen Bee-Jane Walsh, Al-Greg Davis, Carmine-Bill Vaughn, Blackie Zotta-Steve Mikesell, State Trooper- Royal Puckett, The Sheriff- Max Steinbach, Prop Girl 41-Marilyn Moyle, Prop Girl 9442- Verla Rich, Fisherman-Jim Scott, Lady Dump Truck Driver-Susan Fisher, Mr. Brown-Dennis Macy, Mrs. Brown-Maridee Hill, Tax Collector-Ken Tewksbury, Murph-Don Nelson, Gas Station Atten- dent-John Sanchotena, Stick man-Doug Rutan, Mr. Jenkins- Phil Volkman, Mrs. Jenkins-Jan Gregory. fun and laughter. The leads were: Merrilee Sommers-Caroline Brooks, Bob Winters-John Snodgrass, Bea Collins-Virginia Strasser, Franklin Russell-Morris Bronson, Roberta Moses-Sandy Crossman. Members of the mixed chorus had supporting roles. This operetta was iointly sponsored by the Mixed Chorus, Band, and Thespian Troupe 875. Mr. Phil Peterson directed the chorus, Mr. Phil Cherry directed the band, and Mr. Carl Goodwin directed the play. James Scott was Student Director. Sandy Crossman. LEFT TO RIGHT-Virginia Strasser, Morris Bronson, grass. 130 PICTURED AT RIGHT, Caro- . line Brooks, John Snod- SENIOR MEMORIES PRESIDENT JOHN TOMKINSON CLASS COLORS Pale blue and Ivory CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO What we are IS God s glft to us, what we become IS our guft to God SENIORS PREPARE FOR GRADUATION HOMECOMING CHRISTMAS FORMAL GOOD BYE Goodbye old school and classmates too Farewell these scenes so dear It grueves us now to break these tues As partmg time draws near The years have brought us many toys Rich bless ngs every day And memories that wnll long remaln Though we are far away Sometimes we ve had perplexnng tasks And lessons hard to learn 131 OLD SCHOOL Sometsmes the way s been steep and rough We knew not how to turn But now those years are past and gone And klnd have been the Fates For somehow we have struggled through And now we re graduates Then here s a fond farewell dear school And here s a parting sigh And may there be sweet memorles As future years go by Anonymous . , . 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Idaho Ave. Phone 888-4431 VALLEY OFFICE EAGLE ' Phone 939-6421 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation McFADDEN'S MARKET Every Day Low Prices Groceries Lockers Meats Meridian Phone 888-2361 Stop and Shop At MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Ford, Carol, 56 Fox, Leola, 46 Fricke, Mr. Omar, 7, 69, 71, 117 Frost, Bonnie, 46, 66, 71, 68 Fry, Larry, 56, 65, 87 Fuehrer, Ronald, 56, 105, 106 Fuhrman, Roger, 16, 26, 69, 94, 98, 126 Fuller, Greg, 56 Fuller, Jack, 46, 69 Fuller, Janice, 46, 64, 73 Fuller, Karen, 56, 67, 109 Fuller, Ted, 56 Garrison, Norman, 47, 108 Gass, Robert, 47, 69, 78, 92 Gates, Jim, 85, 86, 91 Gehr, Randy, 16, 208 Gerke, Wanda, 47, 68 Gibbons, Fred, 27 Gibson, Kathy, 72 Gibson, Judy, 27, 66, 70, 72, 100, 101, 121, 126, 114 Gibson, Myrn, 67, 72 Gibson, Ted, 87, 93, 94 Gillespie, Jerry, 53, 69 Gillespie, Mark, 56 Gipe, Dorothy, 56, 67, 109 Givens, Kay, 47, 64, 108, 126 Goade, Bill, 47, 69, 71, 90 Goff, Tom 56 Golightly, LaRue, 47, 64, 66 Gooch, Richard 56 Goodwin, Mr. Carl, 8, 71, 75, 103 Goodwin, Mrs. Shari, 8, 68, 72, 93 Gordon, Richard, 47 Grant, Jim, 47, 69, 85, 86, 92, 126 Grant, Lois, 47, 67, 72, 73, 74, 100, 108, 126 Gray, Merlene, 56, 67, 74, 109 Green, Barbara, 27, 66, 73, 108, 111, 118 119, 68 Green, Gilbert, 53 Green, Wayne 27 Greenman, Gray 27 Gregory, Danny, 27, 104, 108 Gregory, Janice, 56, 66, 67, 109, 126, 130,68 Gregory, Jerry, 15, 47 Gregory, Steven 56, 71, 92 Gress, George, 16, 69, 90, 126 Griat, Lea, 27, 66, 68, 72, 73, 100, 104, 111, 119, 121 Griffith, Barbara, 47, 66, 73, 68 Grosdidier, Charlyn, 42 Grosdidier, Mr, Herbert, 8 Grosso, Shelia, 15, 27, 66, 71, 72, 73, iii 121, 130, 68 Gunderson, Patty, 47, 66 Haddock, Sandra, 56, 67, 109, 126 Hagler, Mike, 56, 69, 71, 84, 86, 103, 126 130 Hahn, Charles, 56, 87, 91, 126 Hall, Bill, 47 Hansel, Ginger, 17, 67, 70, 73, 100, 101, 107,119,103,126, 68,115 Hansen, Janie, 14, 28, 64, 67, 70, 73, 100, 103, 126 Hansen, Penny, 56, 67, 126 ng-ensen, nzB7T9f79, 87, 92, 94 1 I Hansen, Steve Merle, 28, 65, 69 Hanson, JoAnne, 28, 73, 100, 101, 119, 126, 68 Hanson, Jonathan, 28 Hanson, Mr. Edwin, 8 Harmon, Sandra, 47, 66 Harris, Rickie, 47, 126 Harris, Wayne, 47, 69, 94 Harris, Wren, 16, 28, 69, 70, 79, 92, 94, 98, 99,116,115 Hart, Gary, 53, 65 Hough, Charles, 65 Hayes, Chester, 28, 104, 105, 107, 108, 116, 126 Hazen, Cynthia, 28, 109 Heaney, Mr. Donald, 8, 65 Heftel, Becky, 56, 67, 109, 126 Henson, Butch, 15, 28, 93 Herridge, Dorene, 29, 66, 126, 68 Herridge, Roy, 56, 78 Hiatt, James, 29, 69, 71, 72, 73, 79, 94, 126 Hill, Eloise, 47, 66 Hill, Louise, 47, 72, 121 Hill, Maridee, 56, 64, 67, 130 Hill, Pam, 29 Hill, Walter, 47 Hiller, Jerry, 56 Hodges, Clyne, 47, 69 Hotfbauer, Melodie, 14, 29, 64, 67, 68,100,102,126,115 Holladay, Gloria, 29, 66, 109 Hollabough, Elaine, 47, 66, 126 Holloway, Dean 29, 69, 79, 90 Holmes, Raymond, 56, 65, 74 Hoskins, Jane, 29, 66, 70, 93, 98, 100, 126 Hass, Vickie, 56, 72 Howard, Jeannette, 47, 66, 73, 126 Howerton, Ron, 47 Ireland, Elmer 53 Irving, Cindy, 48 Jackson, Gail, 66, 72 Jackson, Jim, 48 James, Diana, 56, 64, 72 Jarrett, Bernice, 15, 29, 66, 93 Jennings, Evelyn, 56 Jensen, Alan, 53 Jensen, Linda, 48, 108 Jensen, Owen, 56, 70, 74, 126 Jerome, Gary, 57, 65 Jerread, Cheryl, 66 Jessen, LaMar, 57, 65 John, Cheryl, 48 John, Dallas, 57, 65 Johnsmeyer, Richard, 48, 69 Johnson, Arthur, 29, 63, 74 Johnson, Brent, 48 Johnson, Colleen, 48, 67, 70, 100, 101, 108,110,103,126 Johnson, Darrell, 15, 30, 69, 70, 71, 73, 79, 94, 103 Johnson, Fred, 42 Johnson, Gary, 48, 78, 85, 86, 92, 94, 126 Johnson, Kent, 57, 93, 94, 105, 126 Johnson, Mr, Wallace, 8 Jones, Dennis, 57, 79, 92 146 Jones, Lavon, 30 Jones, Susan, 48 Jones, Warren 30, 69, 79, 92, 94 Jordon, Tim, 57 Jossis, Mr. Alloin, 6 Jossis, Larry, 57, 65 Jo3sis, Robert, 48, 78, 84, 86, 90, 94, 126 Kalousek, Mike, 30, 65, 108 Kelley, Shane 42 Kellogg, Richard, 57, 65 Kennedy, Karen, 48 Kennedy, June, 57 Kent, Carla, 42 Kent, Warren, 57, 69, 105 Kerr, Suzy, 48 , Kiester, Gary, 15, 30 Kimbrell, Mr. Donald, 9 Kinney, Denny, 54, 57, 69, 79, 92, 94, 108 Kipper, Lawrence, 48, 65 Kirk, Jim, 53 Kirtley, Jill, 48, 66 Kline, Jim, 15, 30, 78 Knight, Sandy, 14, 20, 67, 72, 100, 111, 116,117,119,121,126, 68 Knudsen, Jim, 57, 69, 79 Koegler, Sydney, 57, 91, 126 Koger, Grove, 30, 70, 73, 100, 104, 106, 117, 103, 115 Kubas, Ron, 53 Kynaston, Rickey, 57 Lacy, Kaye, 57, 67 Lacy, Sandy, 30, 66, 72, 98, 110, 117, 121 126, 68 Lamm, Linda, 48, 66, 98, 108, 111, 126 Land, Steve, 57, 65 Langley, Stella 48, 64, 66, 68 Larrondo, Ray, 31 Leach, Harold, 31 Lee, Andrea, 57, 67 Leighton, Randy, 57, 65 Leininger, Sandra, 64, 109, 126 Lemon, Charles, 31, 69, 71, 93, 126 Lenhardt, Janis, 15, 48, 105 Lenton, Carolyn, 57, 67, 70, 112, 103, 126 Lenton, LaRee, 48, 67, 70, 111, 103, 126, 68 Lenzi, Mike, 57, 91 Lewis, Fred, 57, 69, 87, 90, 108, 126 Lindhart, Janice 14 Link, David, 57, 65, 69 Link, Tom, 31, 65, 69, 90, 94, 98 Little, Jan, 31, 75, 126 Little, Jean, 31, 75 Littleton, Rickey, 53, 69, 90 Lloyd, Mr. Edwin 9, 93 Lolley, Bruce, 31 Lopez, Doug, 57 Lotridge, Olive, 57, 72, 109 Loux, Judy, 14, 31, 66, 98, 100, 126 Lovan, Nancy, 57, 67, 71, 109, 103, 130 Loveland, Carleen, 57, 67, 108, 109, 126 Loveland, Ember, 48, 66, 70, 73, 98, 99 108 Lowry, Dwain, 31 Ludlow, Margaret, 53 Luke, Rick, 57, 87, 104, 106 Lukehart, Jackie, 32, 66, 70, 71, 73, 100, l i 1 1 Jenita, 58, 67, 71, 120 104,105,121,103,126 MacArthur, Janie, 49, 73, 98, 68 McAdams, John, 57 McCormick, Kay, 49, 72 McClure, Mary Jo, 32, 75, 119, 126 McDonald, Katherine, 57, 64, 67, 74, 126 McDonald, Tom, 57, 69, 93 McDowell, Dick, 15, 21, 69, 71, 92, 94, 98, 130 McDowell, Shirlie, 49, 64, 66 McFadden, Carole, 49, 64, 66, 71, 108, 103, 68 McFarland, Jim, 57, 79, 87, 90, 94, 126 McFarland, Sandy, 49 McGoldrick, Paula, 49, 66, 71, 126 lvicomnn, Dick, 32, 69, 78, 92, 94 McKague, Peggy, 49, 66, 126 McKay, Patty, 57, 64, 67, 107, 126 McKay, Richard, 57, 65, 87, 91 McKinney, Judy, 57 McKinney, Shala, 32, 126 McMillan, Linda, 49, 98, 100, 126 McPherson, Ellyn, 49 McPherson, Jim 57 McPherson, Linda 58, 126 McVey, Jake, 32 Macy, Dennis, 32, 70, 71, 75, 98, 99, 108, 130 Mahler, Norman, 58 Mallard, Gene, 58, 92, 94 Mallard, Ken, 32, 69, 70, 71, 72, 92, 94, 100 Manchester, Ross, 48 Marshall, Bessie, 15 Marshall, John, 58, 78 Marshall, Judy, 14, 33, 67 Marshall, Susan, 48, 64, 66, 110, 68 Martell, Rickie, 48, 73 Martin, Mary, Kay, 33, 66, 72, 68 Marz, Lloyd, 58 Mayes, Linda, 33, 66, 70, 71, 98, 110, 126, 114 Mereness, Ron, 58 Merrill, Golan, 48, 65, 69, 126 Messer, Cal, 48 Metzger, Bobby, 58 Metzger, Vernon, 33, 70, 71, 75, 78, 103 Meyer, Mr. Merl, 6 Middleton, Robert, 53 Mikesell, Mike, 16, 33, 69, 72, 73, 78, 90, 91,94,100,116,102,126,114 Mikesell, Steve, 58, 69, 70, 71,, 79, 92, 103, 126, 1304 T Y W Miller, Bruce, 49 Miller, Carol, 58, 64, 109 Miller, Jack, 49 Miller, Julie, 49, 64, 66 Miller, Kent, 58, 65 Miller, Mona Rae, 33, 64, 108 Miller, Patty, 58, 72 Miller, Ron, 33 Mitchell, Bruce, 42, 69 Mitchell, Judy, 33, 66, 72, 94, 108, 113, 117,119,120,126,68 Mitchell, Teresa, 49, 67, 93, 94, 108, 113, 126 Mittleider, Janice, 16, 33, 67, 70, 72, 93, 94,100,101,107,117,102,126,114 Mittleider, Wayne, ,49, 69, 70, 73, 79, 93, 94, 98, 100 Montgomery, Linda, 34, 108 Montgomery, Susan, 58, 109 Moore, Gary, 49 Moore, Richard, 58, 65 Moore, Sherry, 49, 66, 68 Morfeld, Karen, 34, 66 Morgan, Miss Kathyrn, 9, 117 Morgan, Lura, 20, 34, 64, 67, 68, 98, 100, 110, 119,121, 126,114 Morgan, Melinda, 49, 66, 73, 130, 68 Morris, Jim, 34, 69, 94 Morriss, Mary Jo, 58 Mortensen, Danny, 58, 91, 108 Moser, Peggy, 49, 66 Moses, Patti, 14, 34, 64, 66, 72, 98, 98, 100, 107 Mosman, Linda, 34, 67, 73, 74, 100, 126, 115 Mosman, Mr. Richard, 9 Mosman, Suzanne, 58, 67, 71, 72, 126 Moyle, Marilyn, 49, 67, 71, 72, 126 Muffley, Mr. Wayland, 6 Muller, Carol, 53 Muller, Mrs. Mariorie, 9 Murdock, Lowell, 42, 126 Murgoitio, Jim, 34, 69, 72, 78, 90, 91, 9-4,116,126,115 Myers, Bob, 42 Nou, Howard, 34, 65 N6-61, Nancy 20, 34, 64, 67, 72, 73, 75, 98, Payne, Mrs. Laura 14 Peavey, Jock 16, 54, 58, 69, 93, 108, 126 Pecora, Tom, 50, 69 Perkins, Mr. Robert, 10, 78, 86, 91 Peterman, Kaye, 15, 58, 64, 67, 74 Peterson, Carla, 35, 64, 67, 70, 72, 98, 99, 100,108,121,126,115 Peterson, Gerald, 42 Peterson, Karen, 14, 35, 126, 68 Peterson, Lahna, 58, 64, 67, 108, 109, 126 Peterson, Mr. Phil, 3, 1 Phelan Mike 36 75 0, 109 ' ' P1fr1ejL56 Beth, 50, 67, 72, 98, 108, 68 Pitkin, Dennis, 36, 69, 73, 78, 94, 98, 100 Pitman, Rosie, 50, 66, 68, 111 Plecker, Melvin 36 Poole, Karen, 14, 36, 66, 110, 121, 68 100, 111, 68 Neddo, Steve, 53 Neff, Bob, 35, 90, 94 Neider, Sally, 58, 67, 109 Nelson, David 35 Nelson, Don, 35, 69, 71, 75, 130 Nelson, Georgia, 35, 72, 108 Nelson, James, 53 Nesbitt, Poole, Russ, 16, 44, '50, 78, 85, 86, 92, 94 Porter, Kay, 58, 64, 67, 126 Potter, Benny, 58, 104, 105 Potts, Arlan, 50, 69, 104, 106, 126 Prater, Pam, 36 Preston, Don, 53 Priddy, Bruce, 58 Pritchett, Agnes, 15 Puckett, Royal, 36, 130 Puckett, Van 50 Pulliam, Pat, 16, 44, 50, 69, 79, 84, 86, 90, 94 Purdy, Curtis, 15, 36, 65, 69 Putman, Dennis, 50, 69, 93 Quenzer, Marcine, 50, 66, 75, 126, 68 Rainey, Mrs. Emily 10, 64 Ralphs, Mr. Cliffton, 6 Rasmussen, Steven, 50 Raynor, Marilyn, 36 Raynor, Pat, 53 Raynor, Randell, 50 Records, Rick, 59, 69, 79 Reed, Chris, 42 Reed, Karen, 36, 126 Reich, Bruce, 58 Newberry, Richard 35 Neuman, Mr. Carl, 15 Nichols, Joy, 49 Nichols, Patti, 49 Nicolaus, Charles, 58, 74 Nielson, Brent, 58, 79, 108 Nielsen, Mr. Milton, 9 Noble, Darla, 35, 64, 72, 108, 126, 114 Oldham, Gail, 58, 87, 93 Ostroot, Corinne, 49, 70, 98, 99, 104, 105, 107, 126 Ouderkirk, Becky, 58, 67 Owen, Sandra 67, 73 126 Page, Gary 35 Palmer, Steve 49 Parks, Mr. Ray, 10, 78, 86, 90 Porsels, Nancy, 58, 67 Patterson, Doris, 42, 74 Patterson, Lana 49,110,126 Patterson, Paula, 67 Paul, Mrs. Dorothy, 14 Paulin, Jerry, 58 Poustin, Lois, 50 Payne, Justan, 50, 65, 69, 78 147 Reich, Gerald, 37 Reidle, Linda, 53 Reinhart, Jerry, 50, 65, Reinhart, Russ, 37, 69 Reinhart, Tom, 50, 69, Reutzel, Thomas, 42 Rich, Terry, 58, 69, 70, Rich, vol, 50, 126 Rich, Verla, 50, 64, 67 Richardson, Bruce, 50 I 69, 78, 92, 94 79, 86, 87, 92, 94 79, 86, 87, 92, 94 104,106,103,126 7O,111,126,130 74 Richardson, Lois, 58, 64 Riddlemoser, Mr. John, 6, 14, 16 Riethle, Mr. William, 10 Roam, Sharla, 59, 126 Roam, Teryl, 50, 66, 72, 73, 126 Roberts, Donna, 59, 67, 109 Robinson, John, 59 Roe, David 53, 78, 90, Roe, Mike, 42, 65 Roeber, Randall, 37 Rogers, Tuck, 50, 92 Romich, Gloria, 59 Ross, Mrs. Donna, 14 Ross, Renn, 59, 69, 70, 94 1 03 Rossow, Hal, 50, 70, 100, 101, 103, 126' Rowley, Betty, 44, 50, 66, 72, 108, 126 Rowley, Jane 37, 66, 71, 72, 98, 108, 126, 68, 115 Rupp, Connie, 37, 64, 67, 70, 71, 72, 98, 100,107, 110,119, 121,102, 103,114 Rupp, Kent, 50 Rutan, Douglas, 59, 104, 106, 126, 130 Sales, Janet, 50, 67, 98, 100, 108, 110, 121, 126, as Sample, Lyle, 51, 126 Samuelson, Judy, 59, 70, 72, 103 Sanchotena, Albert, 59 Sanchotena, John, 51, 130 Sanders, Sharon 59, 67, 74 Savage, LeeAnne, 37, 66, 71, 72, 75, 98 Scales, Mike, 51 Schmitt, Sandra, 59, 67, 109 Schoen, Rod, 37 Schultsmeier, Donna, 51 Schward, Chet, 37, 93 Schwisow, Jerry, 51, 65, 90 Scott, Barbara, 59, 64, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 seen, James, 37, 70, 71, 75, 100, 107 102, 103,126,130,114 Starr, Boyd, 39 Starr, David 51 Steinbach, Joe, 59, 69, 91 Steinbach, Max, 51, 69, 71, 90, 130 Stevens, Donna, 51, 64, 67, 107, 126 Stillwell, Collene, 59, 67 Stone, Jerry, 59 Storer, Jolene, 39, 66, 70, 71, 110, 121, 103 Stover, Randy, 39, 65, 78, 94, 120, 126 Strasser, Charles, 59 weilgren, Keren, Ao, 66, 72, 98, 108, 110 126 Walsh, Janie, 60, 64, 67, 71, 74, 109, 126, 130 Walters, Darwin, 60, 69, 87, 93, 94, 108 Walters, Ray, 52, 90 Ward, Donna, 60 Ward, Fern, 15 Ward, Ken, 52 Strosser, Virginia, 39, 130, 114 Strong, Roy, 59, 105 Stroud, Gary, 51 Stucki, Gene, 59, 108 64, 66, 98, 108, 126, Stucki, Mr. Merrill, 10, 65 Summers, Crystal, 59, 67, 105, 106 Talbot, Rocky, 79 Tanner, Jeri, 51, 70, 111, 126 Tanner, Mary, 59, 67, 74 Taylor, Dennis, 15,89, 126 Taylor, Greg, 59 Taylor, Keith, 53 Taylor, Peggy, 14, 39, 66, 72, 108 Taylor, Sandy, 14, 39, 66, 126 Tebbs, Bruce, 51, 69, 78, 84, 86, 90, 94 Teeter, Jim, 51, 65 Warrick, Shirley, 52, 111, 126 Waters, Reed, 60 Weast, Jim, 15, 52, 69, 73, 126 Weather, Shirley, 15 Weatherbie, Mr. Ken, 11 Weaver, Bob, 52, 65, 69, 78, 92, 94 Weaver, Joyce, 52, 64, 66, 72 Welker, Richard, 41, 68 Werth, Anna Marie, 53 Whitaker, Deanna, 41, 64, 67, 72, 98, 100 107, 108,116,121,126, 115 Whitaker, Steve, 60, 69, 79, 91, 108 White, White, Kent, 65 Marilyn, 52 Mrs. Mary Alice, 11, 15, 98, 99 White, White, Rick, 41, 65, 104 Wiley, Mary, 41, 72, 109 Wilkins, Dale, 41, 108, 126 Scott, Mr. J. Lowell, 6, 14 Scrivner, Richard, 59, 78 Scrivner, Virginia, 51, 75 Sechrest, JoAnn, 38, 110 Sedlacek, Marie, 51, 66, 68 Settle, Pauletta, 42 Shaffer, Dennis, 51 Shaw, Sandy, 59, 108 Shawver, Dale, 59 Shawver, Tim, 38 Shelby, Renee, 51, 66, 70, 100, 108, 111, 103, 126 Shipley, Craig, 38, 70, 73, 94, 98, 99, 126 Shipley, Laurel, 59, 67, 93, 126 Shuyler, Mary, 14, 38, 66, 98, 110, 126 Shuyler, Wayne, 44, 51, 65, 69, 78, 94 Sigman, Vickie, 51, 66, 68 Slaughter, Chuck, 38, 79, 84, 86, 90, 91, 94, 108 Slaughter, Jim, 59, 69579, 87, 91, 108 .Smart, Dick, 38 3 Smart, Tony, 15, 38, 69, 71, 75 ' Smiley, Eldon, 59, 65 it Smitchger, Mr. Don, 6 Smitchger, Linda, 59, 67, 72, 93, 105, 106 . Smith, Dale, 59, 126 Smith, Jerry, 38, 69, 79, 90, 94 Smith, Laurie, 38, 75, 126 Smith, Lowrey, 59 Smith, Sheryi, 59, 67, 109 Smoot, Jack, 53, 69 Snellings, Barbara 59 Snodgrass, John, 59, 69, 78, 87, 91, 94, 108, 126, 130 Stodler, Joe, 59 Stadler, Sally, 14, 39, 66, 110, 126 Standish, Helen, 51, 104, 106, 126 Stanley, Charles, 53 Tewksbury, Kenny, 59, 130 Tewksbury, Lincla, 14, 39, 64, 67, 72, 93, 98, 100, 126, 68, 115 Thomason, Frank, 51, 70, 73, 103, 126 Thompson, Jay, 51, 105 Than, Joe, 51, 105 Thornton, Jerry, 53 Thornton, Terri, 53 Timmons, Gerald, 53 Timson, Gary, 51, 74 Todd, Bud, 53 Tolsma, Tony, 40 Tompkins, Jeanie, 14, 15, 40, 108, 126 Tompkins, Linda, 51 Tomkinson, Jerrene, 44, 52, 67, 110, 120 Tomkinson, John, 16, 20, 40, 69, 90, 108 Tone, Toni, 14, 40 Trager, Mary, 40, 75 Transtrum, Margaret, 60, 64, 98, 109, 126 Transtrum, Roger, 42 Treat, Linda, 40, 66, 73, 74 Trowbridge, Frank, 52 Tulloch, Norma, 60, 67 Tulloch, Rita, 52, 66 Turnbull, Mr. John, 11 Van Hees, Dwight, 52, 65, 69 Van Hoover, Leo, 40 Vaughn, Bill, 60, 69, 71, 92, 126, 130 Venable, Caryl, 52 , Venable, Karen, 52 Vieselmeyer, Gilbert, 65 Vieselmeyer, Gilberto, 60, 74 Vieselmeyer, Marcella, 52, 74 Vincent, Bobby, 60, 105 Vincent, Tommy, 104 Volkman, Phillip, 54, 60, 65, 69, 70, 104, 126, 130 Volle, John, 52, 65 Waggener, Trudy, 15, 40, 109, 126 Walker, Nedra, 60, 67, 109, 126 148 Williams, Denise, 41, 66, 67 Williams, Doug, 41 Williams, Miss Elizabeth, 11, 66, 67, 70, 100, 101, 105 Williams, Eugene, 60 Williams, Linda, 52, 66, 72, 73, 68 Willis, Doug, 52, 65 Wilmot, Jerry, 52, 90 Wilson, Sam, 42 Wingate, Phillip, 52, 69 Wolfgram, Cathy, 53, 66' Wolfkiel, Fred, 60, 65, 69 Wolverton, Cherie, 41 Wood, Archie, 41, 75 Wood, Patty, 16, 42, 66, 67, 68, 70, 100, 101, , 126, 115 Wood, Woods, Don, 15, 42, 69, 73, 104, 106 Woods, Ron, 42, 43, 69 Wright, Randy, 60 Wurtz, Danny, 60 Yerrington, Rich, 52, 79, 92, 94 Zachow, George 52 Zanks, Mr. Harry, 11, 73 110,119 skip, 52 Xu x YW! maxima 0' W 6' DM! 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