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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

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Q I if x W 1 Q 'si MANA HA SA VOLUME 45 MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL MERIDIAN, IDA HO -M. ,, - - Sass1-sw-ffsfi L' 5 1 ..,:: I . . . .... :i,,:: .:E. . .eg n V ADMINISTRATION. . . .Pages 4-17 MHUHESWQF .QTHEA it-1'I1f1e'5 CLASSES .... . .Pages IS-65 F1 nic: I-mf ivaanrmas ,IS, ORGANIZATIONS . . .Pages 66-79 ge. SPORTS ..... . . . ..... Pages so-99 ACTIVITIES . . .NC . . .,a. .Pages 100-132 A W' so W .uf iw-f gov ,vw ADVERTISEIIM . 1.5. ggi. . .Pages 133-144 . I ffwj Jfn W6 ,VLVX-5 f D 'FU 4 fl 2 ,O ' , .- ., 62 jj wb of 10 ,K Wil aasxpi .H Lv DFUL Vwgdf ,Qfj ef: .J Photography Creason Photography Horton Studio i T I Meridian, Idaho STAFF . . .Editor-in-Chief LAUREL SI-IIPLEY . . . .Associate Editor BILL COX ..... . . Business Manager EMIBER LOVELAND . . . .Advertising Manager PATTY McKAY . . . .Advertising Arranger JERRY TANNER . . . . Art Editors MAROINE QUENZER' ' DENNIS JONES . . . . .Student Photographers GAIL OLDHAM MRS. WHITE . . .Adviser .of the devoted-service you have Sq DEDICA T10 In dedicating the 1966 Mana Ha Sa to you, Mr. Lloyd, the members of the staff join with the rest of the student body in expressing their appreciation given the school both in the classroom and as tennis coach. We thank you for all you have done for us. Corinne Ostroot Editor-in-Chief I F A DM INIS TRA T M1201 E X Y Qbiifkf 6 5 E, R, JOE BARKER LOWELL SCOTT Principal Superintendent B.A. , M. S. , University of Idaho, B. S. , M. S. , University of Idaho, Whitman College, University of University of Oregon, Washington Washington State University W. JAMES BRANVOLD Assistant Superintendent B, S. C. , M, E. University of North Dakota SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Don Smitchgerg Nlr. Albin jossis, Chairmang Mr. Clifton Ralphs. STANDING: M.r. james Branvold, Mr. Merl Meyer, Mr. Delbert Nortman, Mr. Lowell Scott. Q i .. ,H , :il UF' MR. JOHN C. BROMET B.S,, University of Idaho, Boise jr. Col- lege, Chemistry A, Chemistry B, Physical Science. MR. WILLIAM W, BROWN B.S, , Lock Haven State Teachers College, M.A, , Stanford, Math, Physics, Football Trainer, Science Club Adviser, Radio Club Adviser. MR, PHIL CHERRY B.M. E, , Sam Houston State, M.A, , Sul Ross State, University of Idaho, University of Nevada, Band. MR. JOHN E. CLAXON B.S,, Rio Grande College, M,A, , Mar- shall University, US History, Government. 7 as. -,Q QW , - - we we-ffm ,f Mw,Q.g,a, f aiS2i7i+Qa,MM+15,- W 1 ' -ze' ,,,, ,,f, , 9, i,,t,,ia+.1- -, fc 1, 4, 4 3, . We .Q YET ew , 1:1121 51 5 1 Mm: M. me Y EC ,M on My L 'W ' 9 4. ' kfwfxf.fi,GnwMj35217h WK kfwsa- - ,mean f W if I I svs,W,.,n,i ,gp ., his fi' + 5 Q 32? 1 ,,, vt r, 1 is bi ,g i 11' 2 a aw-ff -1 5 me xx 35 , ,Q r N 53 3 .W . gi M, it, , ,, Q 'Ex Y ' - W X ii., 4252 Q, gf wiv!- :Yi f- af -.Q .. 5 A ,sa D .si -it +1 ' ' A E. , .11 ag mo, .. nef ti I 3 . kk, 1. if i y K, ,V I -EI' 1, if MRS. LOIS M, COUZENS A.B, , George Fox College, Northwest Nazarene Collegeg University of Southern California, University of Idahog College of Idaho, Spanish, English Ill, Co-Adviser Senior Class Sponsor, Youth for Christ Club Adviser. MR. OMAR W. FRICKE B.S., College of Idaho, Boys' Federation Adviser, Ski Club Adviser. MR, CARL E. GOODWIN B.S, , Arizonia State College, Boise junior College, Art, Speech, Art Club Adviser, Thespian Adviser, Drama Coach. MR, DONALD S, HEANEY D, ED, , Pennsylvania State University, Montana State College, Southern Branch of the University of Nevada, Vocational Agriculture, Farm Mechanics, Future Farmers of America Adviser. 8 MISS NIA RY HUDSON B.S, , Montana State Collegeg Homemak- ing II III IV3 F.I-I,A, Adviser. MISS LYDIA K. IENNINGS B.A. , Northwest Nazarene Collegeg Engllsh II, Girl's P.E,, G.A,A,, Y-Teens, Adviser, Drill Team Adviser. MR. DONALD KIMBRELL B,S,, College of Idahog University of Idahog Walla Walla Collegeg Biology, Live Science. MR. EDWIN A, LLOYD A,A. , Boise Jr. Collegeg B.A, College of Idahog Wisconsin Stateg Humboldt Stateg Biologyg Tennis, M-Club Adviser. 9 MR. WESLEY L. LOWE B.A. , Idaho State Universityg World His- tory, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Sophomore Class Adviser. MR. KEITH L. LYSINGER M.S, , Kearney State Collegeg University of Washingtong University of Coloradog University of Nebraska 3 Guidance Counse- lor, Senior Class Sponsor, Faculty Guid- ance, National Honor Society. -W i f aaif - - N. ry - MEQJUFRN WILEIECE 'haf I if: fvii -:-f : ai? ' ii i I S a- MRS . MARIO RIE MULLER B.S. , University of Idahog Bookkeeping, Shorthand II, Typing I MR. MILTON J. NIELSEN B.S. , Nebraska State Teachersg McCook Nebraska Jr. Collegeg University of Denverg University of Idahog Industrial Arts I, II, and III. I0 MR, BOB PERKINS B A Colle e of Idaho' En lish II- Varsity - - S S 1 Basketball, Varsity Baselnall, Athletic Director, M-Club. MR. PHILIP E. PETERSON B.A., Northwest Nazarene Collegeg Mixed Chorus , Girls' Chorus . MRS, MARGARET POTEET B,A. , Northwest Nazarene Collegeg Pasadena College, Diablo Valley Colleg Pasadena City College, California State Collegeg English III, English IV, junior Class Adviser. MR, MERRILL G, STUCKI M.S,, B. S. , University of Idahog Wash ington State Collegeg Monmouth Colleg Boise junior Collegeg Agriculture and Farm Mechanicsg Co-Adviser F,F.A. ll 6 9: MR. RALPH TATE Psychology, Sociology, Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Track Coach. MR. GORDON B. TAYLOR B,S. , M,A, , University of Idaho, Idaho State University, Guidance Counseling, junior Class Adviser. MR. MICHAEL D, THOMAS B,A, , College of Idaho, Trigono- metry, Calculus, Adv. Algebra, Business Arithmetic, Sophomore Basketball Coach, Assistant Sophomore Football Coach, Junior Class Adviser. MR. JOHN D. TURNBULL B,S. , University of Idaho, College of Idaho, Modern Math, Geometry, FTA Adviser. 12 B,S, , Oklahoma State University, MR. KEN L. WEATHERBIE B. S. , University of Idahog U.S. History, Economics, Assistant Tennis Coach. MRS. MARY ALICE WHITE B,A,, College of Idahog M,A, , University of Idahog Univeisity of Washingtong Colorado State Teachers' Collegeg University of Southern Californiag Library, Latin, Yearbook Sponsor, A-V Coordination . MR. CHARLES A. WIKSTROM B,A, , Northwest Nazarene Collegeg English Ill and IV, junior Class Sponsor. MR. CHARLES F. WILCOX B,A,, College of Idahog Boise Junior Collegeg Unive1sity of Idahog Government, U,S, History, Senior Class Adviser. 13 -af f ft A X R fi ,Q L www 'wr if Q W it ywirs fr f - 1 it rv f' 93 9 Sk Si Q grimy Q fi I X Mfrs, iralxii , s Q S 5 iisfzgaf ,Zig mfg, I X 2 , feilgifgr viii? ,, ifggjiw Mfla N af wx .. .a.tnf.r-f ,fa:,.t,,-arlwr L,., 5:-gfzrgf'fgras-S1?Fkg,EQ-9215 I-2 rw - . , , gg Q :',k::'ff.i'p-iEj.ET-S' 5 r iii' '. I ' C. I' I jf: 1 , I ' L if-fi 1,,f5Q1a.j,5:gn, ,v ,af . y W. 1:7-:,e1f:f l '-I ,-F 'vw . ,,:, , . P . L,LL M,.,, , , ,,, , X I. .fe-. 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WILLIAMS B.S. , M.S, , University of Idaho, Albion State Normal School, College of Idaho, University of Utah, University of Denverg Boise junior College, Brigham Young University, Debate, Business Eng- lish, Office Practice, Personal Typing, Service Club, Meridian Warwhoop, Bookstore, National Forensic League, Quill and Scroll Adviser. QM x if I4 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Mikesell, W. Mittleider, L. Lenton. ROW 2: C. Brooks, P. Brown, I. Gregory, ROW 3: G. Doores, T. Pitkin, I. Ewing, G. Gress. ROW 4: Mr. Barker. ST Wa e Mittleider President Steve Mikesell Secretary Gale Doores Vice-President La Ree Lenton Treasurer SERVICE DISTRICT OFFICE SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Laura Payne, Mrs. Dorothy Paul, Mrs. Donna Ross STANDING: Mr. Branvold, Mr. Scott. GUIDANCE WORKERS LEFT TO RIGHT- N. Duncan, C. Wolfgram, L. Hill, G. Bass, D. Patterson. SEATED- J. Doores, D. Darrow, B. Rowley. gax ,if 4 . fffu 'i 5 f Sui-.sf s.s'1':11.12m.2 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT- T. Famum, D Barker, M. Hill, L. Lamm, C. Canning, L. Benham, L. Grant, Mr. Barker, M. Bailey, Mrs. Bobo, SEATED- C. Boyack, T. Roam. STUDENT SECRETARIES LEFT TO RIGHT- J. Sales, C. Bolen, P. Gunderson VISUAL AIDS LEFT TO RIGHT- G. Green, G. Gress, M.rs.,White, G. Reich, G. Oldham, Not Pictured- K. Ewing, S. Boyd. SERVICE LIB RARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT- D. Patterson, L. Chastain, M. White, K. Mor- feld, S. McDowell, L. Tomkins, Mrs. White. SEATED- D. cipe, R. Lukas, L. Lenton, T. Roam, S. Wood. IANITO RS LEFT TO RIGHT- K. Ward, Mr. Emmett Cottrell, Mr. Carl Neu- mann, B. Reich. ff fx .- 'fif' Z ' :LEW -593 ff -- ,.- V uf. ,. JZ: aw, , sg, Sz Q 79 N fs 'f' ff ff, 2 P M .if ' ,Q 1 ff Q-1, , K , .8 , L M ' S 25 avg 1 ,M f xal, ,YK WMYQ 'N M1 , f 23 , mg, fm, f I Q , 'Y L, 'I' x g f 1 222354,-l:i14i'1L?'f+?.i-fl. Ik:'z12i5fiQE29 3 5 5, f fmfysg g- :, ,f '.-iii?--Zfffs 'KIlf'ff2?z.-jg, .:f-iff. Lfxyxxy Q I . ,I f' M , 1 5 - ,k ,iff-iff' 5.9: ,i K ,R f ' i55f1'5. 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Most of us have been looking forward to this year since the first grade, and now that we have finally reached our destination, we are not too sure whether we are happy or sad about it. Probably a little of both. But we do know, that, as we have participated in many activities, our last year in high school has been our best. For Homecoming this year, we had thirteen Senior candidates from whom janet Sales was selected Homecoming Queen by our winning football team. Also to help the Homecoming spirit, the Senior class sold mums to young and old alike. The next big important event was the Christmas Formal, which the Senior class sponsored, and which was held in the Candlelight Room of the Owyhee Hotel. Polly Ambrose, Senior candidate, reigned as Queen of the Harvest Ball in November During half time of our first basketball game played with Boise High, Kitty Conner was crowned Tip-Off Queen. Senior class also sold class pins for Seniors, juniors, and Sophomores. Our Senior year has been busy and profitable. As we surrender our beloved Senior Section to another class, we wish all future graduates the same good that we have gained from our years in M.H.S . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT--George Gress, President, Paula McGoldrick, Treasurerg Caroline Brooks, Forum Memberg jerrene Tornlcinson, Secretaryg Gary Felt, Vice President. mimi , MARSHA WYNETTE BAILEY. . . Marcy Annual 35 Shakespearean Plays 35 FHA 2-35 YFC 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4. RICHARD BAILEY DONNA BARKER. . . Ma Melba 25 Office Secretary 4. GARY BASS CLASS OF '66 LEE EARL ABBOTT. . . Jack Sky High 35 Band 2-3-4, Honor Band 2-3, All State Band 25 Boys Fed 2-3-4. LINDA LOU ALLFORD. . . Lynne Boise High School 25 Drill Team 3-45 Annual 45 Band 25 YFC 45 FTA 3-45 Ser- vice Club 3-4, Secretary of Service Council5 Girls' Track. POLLY AMBROSE. . . Wog Tennis 2-3-4, SRV Runner Up 2-35 Annual 45 Newspaper 3-4, Exchange Ed- itor 45 Star Baby Sitter 35 Ci.nderblos- som 45 Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Honor Choir 35 NFL 3-45 Thespians 3-45 M Troop 45 M Club 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 3-45 Declamation 3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Homecoming Queen Finalist 45 Harvest Ball Queen 4. GAY LYNN ANDERSON Drill Team 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Service Club 1-2-3-45 Medical Club 25 Student Forum. 4. CLASS UF '66 GWFN MARIE BASS YFC 45 Service Club 2-3-4. MALCOLM RICHARD BEACH. . . Milkum LYNNE BENHAM Drill Team 3-45 M-Troop 45 PDS 45 Stu- dent Secretary 4. GARIANNE BENSON Orofino High 2-35 Annual 2-35 Band 2-45 Y-Teens 45 Service Club 4. SANDRA KAY BIGGERS. . . Sandy Tennis 35 YFC 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 3-4, Secretary 4. ROBERT BIRCH. . . Bob Boy's Fed. 3-45 FFA 2-3-4, Vice President 4. CLARENCE ARTHUR BOLEN. . . Butch Newspaper 4. JACK BORDERS American School of Asuncion, Paraguayg Dreher A. C. Flora, Lower Richland5 Boise High Schoolg Christmas Play 45 Boys' Fed. 45 Art Club 45 Psychology Club 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 3. -M RICKY O, BOWMAN. . . Rick Annual 3-45 Blithe Spirit 45 Thespians 45 Boy's Fed. 2-3-45 FFA. 2, Treasurer 25 Radio and Science Club 4. CAROL EILEEN BOYACK. . . Scout Courtship of Eddie's Father 25 jacob Comes Home 35 Pioneer Go Home 35 B-lithe Spirit 45 Sky High 35 Not Even a Mouse 45 Drill Team 3-45 An- nual 45 Thespians 45 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Program Chairman 45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Student Secretary 45 FFA Chapter SWeetheart5 Homemaker of the Year 3. LYNN WESLIE BOYD Boy's Fed. 3-45 Science Club 45 Art Club 3-4. STEVEN GRANT BOYD. . . sreve Tennis 2-35 Boys' Fed. 2-5-45 M club 3-45 Science Club 3-45 ski Club 3-4. CLASS OF '66 NANCY LEE BOSWO RTH Service Club 2-3-4, REID L. BOWEN Tennis 2-3-4, SRV Doubles Champion 3, State Doubles Champion 35 M-Troop 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 FTA 4. DENISE BOWER. . . Denni Arlington High, Iowa. PAMELA BOWERS Drill Team 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Cho- rus 3-45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Honor Choir 35 Y-Teens 25 FHA 25 FTA 45 Service Club 4, Treasurer 45 Tip-Off Candidate 45 FFA Chapter Sweetheart Candidate 4. CLASS OF '66 MORRIS BRONSON. . . Sam Minico High School, Burley High, Track 3-45 sky High 2-3, Mixed Chorus 2-3. CAROLINE BROOKS Annual 45 Tennis 2-3-4, SRV Doubles Runner-up 35 Newspaper 2-3-4, MHS News Times Editor 45 Courtship of Eddie's Father 2, Too Much Mistletoe 3, Sl-cy High 3, The Death of a Hired Man 3, Pioneer Go Home 3, Blithe Spirit 4, Not Even a Mouse 45 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed En- semble 3, Honor Choir 35 Thespians 2-3- 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 M-Troop 45 M Club 3-45 Service Club, 2-3-45 Ski Club, Vice President 35 Girls' State 35 Class Vice-President 2, Forum Member 45 PDS 4. KATHY BROWN Drill Team 45 Annual 45 Hay Fever 2, Why IAm a Bachelor 2, The Open Window 3, Not Even a Mouse 45 Girls' Chorus 2, Thespians 2-3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 FI-lA 3-4, Reporter 45 Service Club 2-3- 45 Ski Club 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-4. F RED BRUNIBLE I VICKI J. BUCHANAN. . . Vic FHA 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 FFA Chap- ter Sweetheart Candidate 4. WANNIE BURNET Hay Fever 2, Too Much Mistletoe 3, Thespians 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-45 Tip-Off Candi- date 4. SYLVIA CAMPBELL Borah High, Bishop Kellyg Blithe Spirit 45 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-45 Thespians 45 Service Club 2-3-4. CATHERINE ANN CANNING. . . Cathy Drill Team 3-45 M-Troop 45 Y-Teens 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 25 Student Secretary 4. LARRY COLTRIN Band 2-3-4, SRV Honor Band 2-3-45 Ski Club 4. TAUNA LYNN CONE Girls' Chorus 2-35 Y-Teens 2-35 Service Club 2-3-4. KITTY CONNER . . . Kitten Annual 45 M-Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Harvest Ball Candidate 25 Home- coming Candidate 45 Tip-Off Queen 4. WILLIAM V. COX. . . Bill Annual 3-45 Business Manager 45 Newspa- per 3-45 Band 2-3-4, Reporter 3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Student Director 4, SRV Honor Band 2-3-4, All-State Band 45 Boy's Fed. 2-3-45 Quill 8 Scroll 45 Boys' State 3. CLASS OF '66 LINDA CI-IASTAIN. . , Ly-nn YFC 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4, KIM CHERRY SkY High 35 Band 2-3-4, President 4, Stage Band 2-3-4, Pep Band 4, LINDA SUE CI-IESNUT Tennis 25 Drill Team 35 Why I Am a Bachelor 25 M-Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Inter-Club Representative 45 FHA 45 Ser- vice Club 2-3-45 GAA 45 Declamation 25 Homecoming Candidate 4. GARY STEVEN CLARKSON. . . Dreamer Radio and Science Club 2-4. i 1 lag CLA SS OF '66 . . . y Drill Team 45 Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, Honor Choir 3, All-State Choir 45 Thespians 3-45 M Troop 45 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4. DONALD R, DAVIS. . . Don FFA 2-3-4. GORDON JAY DEWAARD. . . Gordie Football 2-3-4, Captain 4, All-State Football Team 4, Football Assembly 45 Track 2-3-45 Weight Training 2-3-45 M Troop 45 Boys' Fed. 25 M Club 2-3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 PDS 4. BOB CHARLES DONAHUE Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 YFC 2-3-45 Chapl 3-4. in 'dwmwi JUDITH ANN DOORES. . . Judy Annual 2-35 Newspaper 25 M Troop 45 Y Teens 2-3-45 FTA 3-45 Service Club 2- 3-4, Treasurer 45 Student Forum 3. NANCY DUNCAN Girls' Chorus 2-3, Mixed Chorus 45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4, JOHN D. DUSEK. . . Dusek Track 2-3-45 Newspaper 25 Boy's Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Radio-Science Club 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-4. JOHN ROBERT ELL1oTT Beloit High5 FFA 2-3. GARY FELT. . . Hustler Football 2-3-45 Track 2-45 Band 25 M Troop 4, President 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Class Vice-President 45 Weight Training 2-3-4, IUDEE LEE FISHER. . . Dee Drill Team 35 Annual 45 Hay Fever 2 The Courtship of Eddie's Father 2, Pioneer Go Home 3, Sky High 3, ! Blithe spirit 45 cms' chorus 2, Vice- President 2, Mixed Chorus 35 Thespians 2-3-4, Publicity Chairman 35 Service Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 45 PDS 4. PAULA JEAN FLOCK. . . P.J. Harper Union High5 Newspaper 25 Life of the Party 5 YFC 3-45 GAA 25 Cheer- leader 25 Sergeant-at-Arms 2. MARJORIE ANN FLYNN. . . Marge Y-Teens 2-35 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-4. CLASS OF '66 LINDA ELLIS Tennis 25 Annual 35 Band 25 Y-Teens 2- 3-45 service Club 2-3-45 Medical Club 2-3. ANITA EVANS. . . Nita Drill Team 3-4, Captain 45 Annual 45 If Boys Wore Skirts 2, Too Much Mistletoe 35 Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-45 Thespians 3-45 M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Wor- ship Chairman 45 FTA 2-3-4, Program Chairman 3, President 45 Service Club 2-3-4, Concession Manager 45 Office Secretary 4. REX E. EVERIST Basketball 25 Baseball 2-3-45 The Court- ship of Eddie's Father 2, The Open Window 45 Thespians 2-3-4, Vice-Pres- ident 35 M Troop 45 M Club 2-3-4. JANET LOUISE FAIRBANKS. . . Jan-nut Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 2, Secretary 25 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Y-Teens 45 FHA 2-3-4, junior and Chapter Degrees, Chaplain 3, President 45 Service Club 2- 3-45 Tip-Off Candidate 4. CLASS OF '66 SHERRILL LEE FRASIER Cambridge I-Iigh5 Annual 2-35 Peck's Bad Boy 25 Band 2-3-45 Service Club 45 GAA 2-35 Secretary 35 Pep Club 2-35 Drill Team 2-35 Head Band Majorette 3. BONNIE FROST Drill Team 45 Newspaper 25 Annual 35 Courtship of Eddie's Father 2, Sky High 3, Pioneer Go Home 35 Thespians 2-3-45 M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2- 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Forum Member 25 Tip-Off Candidate 4. JACK LEE FULLER. . . Jake Basketball 3, Manager 35 Baseball 25 Newspaper 2-35 M Troop 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 Radio-Science Club 4. JANICE BETH FULLER. . . Jan M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Treasurer 45 FHA 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 GAA 45 Medical Club 2-3, K l'-TV JACK GANN Boise High School NORNlAN D, GARRISON. . . Go Getter Radio -Science Club 45 Ski Club 4. ROBERT L, CASS. . . Rob Basketball 25 Track 25 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4. WANDA GERKE. . . wan Band 2, FI-lA 2, sewice ciub 2-3-45 GAA 2. LOIS R. GRANT Newspaper 3-45 Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 35 FHA 25 Radio- Science Club 2-35 YFC 2-3-45 FTA 3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Medical Club 2. GILBERT LEROY GREEN. . . Gil Audio -Visual Aid 4. JERRY ROBERT GREGORY. . . Bob Annual 4. DAVID GEORGE GRESS Basketball 25 Baseball 2-3-45 Weight Training 3-45 M Troop 45 Boy's Repre- sentative 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-4, Treasurer 45 M Club 45 Student Body Vice President 35 Class President 4. CLASS OF JERRY GILLESPIE. . . Fitz Basketball 25 Track 25 Boy's Fed. 2-3-4 LORRAINE KAY GIVENS. . . Kay Sky High 35 cms' chow 2, Mixed Chorus 3-45 FHA 2-3-4, Vice President Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 45 Service Club 2-3-45 junior and Chapter degrees FI-lA LA RUE GOLIGHTLY Drill Team 45 Annual 35 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4. JAMES E, GRANT. . . jim Basketball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 M Troo 45 Boy's Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 45 PDS 4, Vice Chairman 4. P '66 CLASS OF '66 PATRICLA KAY GUNDERSON. . . Patti Annual 45 M Troop 4, Y-Teens 2, 33 F,H.A. 2, 3, Art Club 25 F,T,A, 3,45 Service Club 2, 3,43 G,A,A, 25 Bookstore Manager 4, Student Secretary 4. WILLIAM H. HALL. . . Bill F.F,A. 2,3,4, MARGARET LLANSEN. . . Peggy Borah High School 2, 35 Tennis fBorahj 23 Drill Team 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Radio-Science Club 45 Ski Club 2, 3,45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. SANDI ANN HARMON. . . Tl'1a1'n-AIm FHA 23 Service Club 2, 3,4. GREG HARP Borah High School 2, 33 Football 43 M Troop 45 Boy's Fed. 43 Ski Club 2, 3,4. RICKIE L. HARRIS. . . Rick M Troop 45 Radio-Science Club 3. ELOISE HILL. . . Eli Vallivue High School 23 Newspaper 45 Girl's Chorus 25 Y-Teens 25 Service Club 2, 3,45 ski Club 2, GAA 2. LOUISE HILL. . . Wease Y-Teens 25 Service Club 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 3, Secretary 3. JIM JAcKsoN FFA 2-3-4. LINDA JENSEN. . . Sam Annual 4, Newspaper 43 Girls' Chorus 2, President 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, All-Northwest Choir 3, Regional Choir 3, All-State Choir 4, Honor Choir 33 FHA 2g Service Club 2-3- 4. RICHARD E. IOHNSMEYER. . . Rich Borah High 25 Boys' Fed. 3-4. CALLEEN JOHNSON Newspaper 2-3-4, Make up Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4, Star Babysitfceru 3, The Nature of a Gift 25 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Quill G Scroll 3-45 NFL 2-3-45 FHA 25 Drill Team 3-4, Service Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Service Council President 45 Debate 2-3, Dec- lamation 2-3, Tip-Off Candidate 4, Girls' State Alternate CLA SS OF '66 CLYNE HODGES. . . l-lodge Baseball Manager 2-3-45 M Troop 4, Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 4, Radio- Science Club 2-33 Art Club 4, FTA 4. IEANNETTE ANN HOWARD. . . Howie M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-43 GAA 45 Medical Club 2-3. RON HOWERTON. . . DuS1Iy Tennis 2, Band 3. CINDY MARIE IRVING. . , Irv M Troop 4, Art Club 4, Service Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4. CLASS OF '66 GARY STEVE JOHNSON. , , Gar Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 Shakespearean Plays 3 Boy's Fed 25 M Club 2, 3, 45 Boy's State 3. SUSAN JCNES. . . Susie Christmas Carol 45 Drop Dead 45 Hanging at Cinnamon City 45 FI-LA 25 Service Club 2, 3,45 Debate 45 Declama- tion 4. RANDY JOSEPHSON Montpelier High School, Idaho ROBERT GEORGE JOSSIS. . . Bob Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Base- ball 2, 3,45 Newspaper 4, Sports Editor 45 Shakespearean Play 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Boy's Fed 25 M Club 2, 3,4, Vice Pres.5 45 PDS 4, Pres. 45 Boy's State 35 M-Troop 45 Weight Training 4. JIM KELLEY Kuna High School5 Annual 2 fKunaj5 Newspaper 2 fKunal5 FFA 2, 3,45 YFC 4. KAREN SUE KENNEDY. . . Sue Service Club 2, 3,4, SUZANNE F. KERR. . . Suzy Boise High School 2, 35 Girl's Track 3,45 Newspaper 2 fBoisej5 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Art Club 2 fBoiseJ5 Service Club 2, 3,45 Ski Club 2 fBoisej5 GAA 2, 3. LAWRENCE JESSE KIPPER, , . Larry Football 2,45 M Club 45 FFA 2, 3,4. JANIS ELAINE LENHARDT. . . Sam Borah 25 Band 2-3-45 Service Club 3-45 Borah High School Pep Club 2. LAREE LENTON. . . Ree Drill Team 3-4, Captain 45 Why the Chimes Rang', director, 2 NFL 3 ' S : 43 M Troop 45 Y-Teens 35 Service Club 2, 3,45 Booster Pres. 25 Service Council Vice Pres. 35 Debate 3,45 Declamation 3,45 Girl's State 35 Student Body Sec. 45 Tip-Off Queen Candidate 45 PDS 4. RICK LITTLETON Football 2,45 Baseball 2, 35 BOy's Fed 2, 45 M Club 4. ENIBER ANN LOVELAND. . . Annie Drill Team 45 Annual 3,45 Ad Editor 45 Girl's Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Sky High 35 Quill 8 Scroll 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3: 45 FH.A 2, 3,4, junior Degree, Chapter De- gree, State Degree, Recreation Chair- man 45 Art Club 45 Service Club 2, 3,45 Medical Club 3, CLASS OF '66 J. JILL KIRTLEY. . . jill St. Paul's School for girls, Walla Walla 25 Girls' Trackg Drill Team 45 Newspaper 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Y-Teens 3-45 Service Club 35 Ski Club 25 Debate 25 President of Sophomore Class. LINDA LAMM Drill Team 3-45 Annual 35 M Troop 45 FHA 25 Service Club 2-3-45 Secretary of Big Sisters 35 Student Secretary 4. LAURA LA MAY Boise High 2, 35 Pep Club fBoise5 2, 35 Service Club 3,4. STELLA LANGLEY Newspaper 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 FTA 35 Service Club 2-3-4. CLASS OF '66 LINDA JANE MCARTHUR. . . Ianie DENNIS MCCARTHY. . . Denny David Douglas H, S. , Portland Oregon 2-3 SHIRLEY J. McDOWELL Pioneer Go Home FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 4. CAROLE KAY MCFADDEN Tennis 2-35 Pioneer Go I-Io 5 High 5 Drop Dead 5 Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 3-4, SRV Honor Choir 3-4, All State Choir 45 NFL 3-45 Thespians 3-45 Y-Teens 25 FHA 2-3-45 YFC 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-45 Debate 45 Declamation 3-45 YFC Quiz Team 4. me Sl-cy PAULA JEAN MCGOLDRICK Drill Team 45 Girls' Chorus 25 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-4, Secretary-treasurer 45 Treasurer of the Senior Class 45 Tip-Off Queen Candidate 4. PEGGY MCKAGUE Band 2, Pep Band 25 YFC 3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Service Club 2-3-4. ELLYN LEE MCPHERSON. . . M.ikky Service Club 2-3-4. SUSAN ADDIE MARSHALL. . . Sam Drill Team 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Annual 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Chorus 2, Librarian 25 M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3- 4, Secretary 45 FHA 2-3-4. TERESA MITCHELL Tennis 2-3-45 The Courtship of Eddie's Father 2, Sky High 35 Girls' Chorus 2, Accompanist 2, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Mixed Ensemble 45 M Troop 45 M Club 3-4, Secretary 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Cheer- leader 2-3-45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Tip -Off Candidate 4, WAYNE MITTLEIDER Football 2-3-45 Basketball 25 Tennis 2-3-45 Track 45 Annual 3-45 Newspaper 3-45 Sky High 35 Quill SScroll 3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Radio- Science Club 35 PDS 45 M Troop 45 S111- dent Body President 4. GARY L, MOORE. . . Ga le Bodenhimeru Football 2 . SHERRY MOORE. . . S1'1er Girls' Track 3-45 Pioneer Go Horne 35 Y-Teens 35 Service Club 2-3-45 M Troop 4. CLASS OF '66 RICHARD CHARLES MARTELL. . . Rick Baseball 25 Courtship of Eddie's Father 25 Radio-Science Club 3-4, Vice-President 3. GALAN MERRILL. . . Squaw Man M Troop 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 45 FFA 3-45 Warrior Mascot 45 FFA Pouluy judging Team 25 PDS JULIA ANN MILLER. . . julie Girls' Chorus 25 FHA 2-35 Service Club 2-3. Bois MITCHELL Borah High 2-3. CLASS OF '66 KAREN MORFELD Girls' Chorus 45 YFC 45 Service Club 2-3 45 MELINDA MGRGAN Girls' Track 3-45 How to Be a Bachelor 2, Pioneer Go Home 3, jacob Comes Home 45 Thespians 45 Y-Teens 3-45 Radio-Science Club 33 Service Club 2-3- 45 PEGGY MOSER Y-Teens 2, Service Club 2-3-4, GAA 2-3. MARILYNN MOYLE. . . Mare Drill Team 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Courtship of Eddie's Father 3, Pioneer Go Home 3, If Boys Wore Skirts 3, Blithe Spirit 4, Impromptu 3, The Open Window 3, Thespians 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Service Club 2-3-4, Dec- lamation 2-35 PDS 43 Office Secretary 4. PATTI NICHOLS. . . NiCh Service Club 2-3-4, GAA 3-4. CORINNE KAY OSTROOT. . . K.ri.n Annual 3-4, Associate Editor 3, Editor- in-Chief 45 Band 2-3-4, Vice -President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pep Band 3, Secretary 3, SRV Honor Band 3-4, All- State 4, M Troop 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Homecoming Candidate 4. BRENT PADGETT. . . Mouse Borah High 2-35 Football 25 Track 2, STEVE PALMER Radio-Science Club 4. ROSEMARY D. PITMAN. . . Ro M Troop 45 Y-Teens 2-3-4, Vice -Presi- dent 3, President 45 FHA 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Declamation 25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Drill Team 3. RUSS POOLE. . . CesS Football 2-3-4, Co -Captain 45 Basketball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Forum Member 35 Boys' Fed. 2-35 M Club 2-3-4, Vice -President 3, President 45 PDS 4. ARLAN N, POTTS. . . Butch Band 2-3, Pep Band 2-3, Stage Band 2-3, Sergeant-At-Arms 35 Boys' Fed, 3-45 PDS 4. LAWRENCE PATRIC PULLIIAM. . . Pat Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Weight Training 45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Class President 35 Newspaper 3-4. CLASS OF '66 DORIS PATTERSON YFC 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Wel- come Chairman 4, Quiz Team 2-3-4. Guidance Secretary 45 LANA PATTERSON Girls' Track 3-45 Drill Team 35 FTA 45 Service Club 2-3-4, Secretary 2. LOIS ANN PAUSTIAN. . . Lo Redmond Union High, Oregon5 Girls' Chorus 2. IUSTAN PAYNE Football 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 45 FFA 2-3-4, Reporter 4. CLA SS OF '66 DENNIS E. PUTMAN Tennis 35 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 Radio- Science Club 3-4, President 3. MARCINE QUENZER. . . Quince Annual 4, Art Editor 45 Y-Teens 2-35 Art Club 2-3-4, President 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Tip-Off Candidate 4. STEVEN RASMUSSEN Basketball 25 Weight Training 4. MARILYN RAYNOR FI-IA 2-35 Radio -Science Club 25 Winner of School Betty Crocker Test 4. ,.4J'l'-f RANDALL JOE RAYNOR. . . Randy Baseball 25 Radio -Science Club 3-4, Treasurer 3-4. JERRY REINT-LART. . . Rabbi1: Football 2-3-45 Track 2-35 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 Weight Training 4. TOM REINHART. . . Tiny Football 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 PDS 4. VAL RICH Baseball 2. WESLEY C. ROGERS. . . Tuck Borah High 25 Football 25 Track 25. HAL D. ROSSOW Newspaper 3, Make -up Editor 35 The Nature of a Gift 2, Keep Your Halo Straight 2 Why the Chimes Rang 3, If Boys Wore Skirts 35 Quill S Scroll 3-45 NFL 2-3-45 Debate 2-35 Declamation 2-35 PDS 45 Office Secretary 3-4. BETTY JEAN ROWLEY Annual 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 3 4, Secreta 4, YFC 45 FTA 3 4 Secre - ,Y . - - tary 4, service Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 45 Class Treasurer 35 Guidance Secretary 4. KENT RUPP Baseball 25 FFA 4. CLASS OF ' VERLA RICH. . . Vee Drill Team 3-4, Co-Captain 45 Newspaper 2-35 Annual 45 Pioneer Go Home 3, The Nature of a Gift 2,5 NFL 2-3-45 Thespians 3-4, Vice-President 45 FHA 2-3, Degrees Chairman 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 25 Declamation 25 Tip -Off Candidate 4. BRUCE RICHARDSON Baseball 2-45 Radio-Science Club 3. TERYL ROAM. . . Terri Drill Team 45 FHA 25 FTA 35 Service Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 45 PDS 45 Office Secretary 45 Librarian 4. MYRNA ROBERTS. . . Mem Nampa High 2, New Plymouth 35 News- paper 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Y-Teens 2-35 FHA 2-35 YFC 4. . i. VIRGINIA SCRIVNER. . . Ginn'y Art Club 2. REN EE SHELBY Tennis 25 Drill Team 35 Annual 45 News- paper 3-4, Editor 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Quill and Scroll 3-43 NFL 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-45 Debate 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-4. WAYNE SHUYLER. . . Sad Football 2-3-45 Basketball 23 Track 33 Boys' Fed 2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 M Club 35 FFA 2-3-4, Sec. , Pres. , District Vice -Pres. , Rep. to Kansas City VICKIE SIGMAN Y-Teens 2-33 FTA 43 Service Club 2-3-4 Sl-ci Club 3-4. MAX STEINBACH Baseball 2-3-45 The Courtship of Eddie's Father 25 Pioneer Go Home 35 Thespians 2-3-45 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 PDS 4. DONNA STEVENS. . . Don Drill Team 45 Annual 45 Newspaper 2-45 Pioneer Go Home 35 The Open Window 35 The Death of the Hired Man 35 Sky High 35 Blithe Spirit 45 NFL 3-45 Thespians 3-45 Program Chr. 45 FHA 2-3-45 Recreation Chr. 4, District Degrees Chr. 3, State President 45 FTA 3-4, Pres. 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Dec- lamation 2-35 Girls' State 3. SUE STOVER. . . Sue Sue Greenleaf Friends' Academy 2-35 Forum Member 25 Class Pres. 35 Cheerleader 2-35 Newspaper 2, Feature Editor 25 Bells on Their Toes 35 Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Trio 2-35 Messiah 2-35 G Club 35 YFC 2-3-45 FTA 4, Vice -Pres. 45 Service Club 45,lSki Club 4, Vice- Pres. 45 Drill Team 45 Homecoming Candidate 4. JERRY TANNER Boise High 35 Drill Team 3-45 Annual 4, Art Editor 45 Hay Fever 25 Granny Fixes Things 25 NFL 25 Thespians 25 M Troop 4, Girls' Rep. 45 Y-Teens 45 FHA 2-3-4, Chaplin 45 Service Club 2-3-45 Big Sisters Sec. 45 Debate 25 J. V. Cheer- leader 25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Tip- Off Queen Candidate 2. CLASS OF '66 KATHY s1MoNs Borah High 25 FTA 4, ski Club 4. HELEN MARIE STANDISH. . . Helen a' go g Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4. BOYD STA RR DAVE STA RR CLASS OF '66 ROBERT BRUCE TEBBS. . . Bruce Mt. Home High 25 Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed 3-4, Rep. 35 M Club 3-45 Treasurer 4. JAMES WILLIAM TEETER. . . Ado1ph Boys' Fed 3-45 FFA 2-3. FRANK THOMASON Track 45 Annual 45 Newspaper 45 Star Baby Sitter 35 Drop Dead 45 Quill G Scroll 45 NFL 3-45 Thespians 3-45 Debate 3-45 Declamation 3-4. JAY THOMSON Band 2-3-45 Radio-Science Club 2. GARY TIMSON Radio-Science Club 35 YFC 2-3-4, Vice- Pres. -Management 3, President 4. JERRENE TOMKINSON Newspaper 45 FHA 25 Service Club 2-3-4, Service Council 3-45 Drill Team 35 Har- vest Ball Candidate 35 jr. Class SeCretary5 Sr, Class Secretary5 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Guidance Worker 4. LINDA RUTH TOMPKINS. . . Lin Girls' Chorus 25 Service Club 2-3-4, Big Sisters 3-45 RITA LOU TULLOCH. . . Ritti Service Club 2-3-4, Big Sisters 3-4. SHARON VOLQUARDSEN. . . Shen.ni Borah High 2-33 Mixed Chorus 4. RAYMOND WALTERS. . . Ray Football 25 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Fed 2-3. KEN WARD SHIRLEY MICHELLE WARRICK. . . Shirl Drill Team 3g A Gift for Christmas 23 Thespians 25 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Art Club 4, Treasurer 43 Service Club 2-3-43 GAA 25 PDS 45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. CLA SS OF '66 DWIGHT EUGENE VAN HEES Boys' Fed 2-3-45 FFA 2-3-4. KAREN G, VENABLE. . . Vege-table YFC 4, service Club 2-3-4. MARCELLA F. VIESELMEYER. . . Cella Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 45 YFC 2-3-4, Quiz Team 2-35 FTA 45 PDS 4. JOHN VQLLE FFA 2-3-4. CLASS' OF '66 JIM A, WEAST. . . Wimpy Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Annual 45 M Troop 45 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 Radio -Science Club 2-3-45 Art Club 2-3-45 BOB D. WEAVER Football 2-3-45 Baseball 25 Track 35 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 M Club 3-45 FFA 2-35 Radio Science Club 45 Vice Pres. 4. JOYCE WEAVER Girls' Track 3-45 Pep Band 25 Y-Teens 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 GAA 2-3-4, President 4. MARILYN WHITE. . . Mare Drill Team 45 FI-L4 2-35 Service Club 2-3-4, Big Sisters 3-45 GAA 25 BRAD WI-IITEMAN Cambridge High 25 Moscow High 35 Foot- ball 25 Band 2-45 Sophomore Class Presi- dent. DOUG WILLIS F.F.A. 2,3. J JERRY LEWIS WILMOT. . . Willie Basketball 25 Baseball 2-45 Boys' Fed 2-3 Radio-Science Club 2-35 Ski Club 2-35 M Troop 4. PHILLIP E. WINGATE. . . Phi1 Baseball 3-45 Boys' Fed 2-3-45 Radio- Science Club 3. GEO RCE ZA CHOW CLASS OF '66 CATHY WOLFGRAM. . . Wolfe Mixed Chorus 45 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Service Club 2-3-4. CAROL WOLFKIEL. . . Woofv Service Club 2-3-4. EUGENE L. WOOD IR. . . Skip Band 2-35 Boys' Fed. 2-35 Art Club 2-3-45 Radio-Science Club 2-35 Ski Club 2. RICH L. YERRINGTON Football 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Boys' Fed. 25 M Club 3-45 Ski Club 3-45 Weight Training 3-4. NOT PICTURED DAVID BARNES Vale Union High Schoolg Band 2-35 FF WILLIAM VERLE CULLUM. . . Bill Football 25 Boys' Fed. 2-3-45 Radio- Science Club 4. PATRICK G. HOWARD. . . Pat Bonneville High, Idaho Fallsg Boise Hi ALAN JENSEN. . . Walter L. A 4. GERALD PETERSON GERALD TIMMONS BUD TODD Carson City High, Carson City, NeVada5 ghg Art Club 3. 45 VA LEDI C TORIAN Corinne Ostroot By Working hard during their high school years , thirty-nine seniors have earned membership in National Honor Society. Membership for this organization is selected by the faculty. Students must be outstanding in leader ship, scholarship, character, and service to be eligible for such an ho- nor. Membership in National Honor Society is a cherished reward which will never be forgotten. SALU TA TORIAN Cathy Canning I 1 Linda Allford Polly Ambrose Kitty Conner William Cox Gay Lynn Anderson Lynne Benham Sandra Crossman Gordon DeWaard Garianne Benson Clarence Bolen janet Fairbanks judee Fisher Reid Bowen Caroline Brooks Bonnie Frost Janice Fuller 46 ,M P6 ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Kay GIVSHS George Gress Wayne Mlttlelder Marilyrm Moyle Teresa Mitchell Jeanette Howard Calleen johnson Lana Patterson Russ Poole Gary Johnson Robert jossis Verla Rlch Hal Rossow LaR e e Lenton Emb er Lov eland janet Sales Max Steinbach Paula McGoldr1ck Susan Marshall Donna Stevens jerry Tanner NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SIGSKZ 47 3 UNIOR CLASS This year has been a very active and prosperous one for our junior class. It began early with the collecting of dues to pay for the Junior-Senior Prom. We also had a slave sale of junior girls. This Was not only a good money-making project but was also a lot of fun. Other school activities that We participated in were Homecoming, pre-Bishop Kelly game activities, the I-Iarvest Ball, the Christmas Formal, and the Prom in the spring. Another highlight of this past year was the choosing of our class rings , which we received the first part of February. . Not only have We as a class engaged in many activities, but we also have junior girls and boys who have shown leadership in our school and out: In all sports our boys have been up top with the Senior boys , and We are proud to have Carolyn Lenton as a Varsity Cheerleader. Steve Mikesell was elected president of the Idaho State Student Council. We are all very proud of Steve. The junior Class has succeeded in making this year a big success at M. H. S. We are looking forward now to an even better Senior year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Nancy Ambrose, Secretaryg Joan Dudgeon, Vice Presi- dentg Pat Brown, Presidentg Janice Gregory, Forum Memberg Patty McKay, Treasurer. is .2 CJ Jr Gwen Adams jackie Agee Nancy Ambrose Denny Anderson Herb Armfield Gary Armstrong Barbara Barker Dave Barr UNIOR CLASS Leah Bassett Annette Beeson Phil Bell Barbara Biggers Lou.Ann Bodily Pat Brown Anita Brumble Bob Brunn jim Buck Kathy Byrne Mark Carpenter Sheila Carpenter msn' ,Y 'W A 2 -3 gg:-gan . . , V , 1, ,, 31 . ,.WaWmg.,,, 5 , 52 5 ,Q gr, if qgrmg wr f ri f 5' H ,L tr f S' Q , .fg- K Y' xx Q is l X , si L, f 5 'sz XIX L 9 'B' L p. Sf! XFN , . X- -' . , im - h p' f feiffsri' JR. . -, B' ' K fri .... we 'i 'i gag O O 3 'Y a I . W ' 4 K if 5 K - , A' ,ff- 1 -ji CT 'f 1 WH T? iffy' , , l A P Joyce Caward Bill Cook Bob Cook Larry Crawford Kathy Crisp Roy Crosby Tom Cunningham Sharon Cushing UNIOR CLASS Mary Davis Tina Dobaron Gale Doores Joan Dudgeon Bert Eckwortzel John Elliot Linda Elsass Brent Eshelman Alice Estes Pauline Evans KeMe3cliCEWi.ng 1 Terry Farnum UNIOR CLASS 5? le? Vik ii was ,-,rg-vv1f'Y 'igi Q , az, gy , K Cindy Fields Susan Fisher Ron Fuehrer Karen Fuller Ted Fuller jim Gates Kathy Gibson Mym Gibson Ted Gibson Mark Gillespie Dorothy Gipe Richard Gooch Marlene Gray Janice Gregory Steve Gregory Janette Gosse Sandra Haddock Mike I-Iagler Charles Hahn Barbara Hansen H time 'MW xii r fi' wiliiff Penny Hansen Gary I-Irt Christina Haas Maridee Hill Jerry Hiller Diana james Gary Jerome La Mar lessen UNIOR CLASS Dallas john Kent johnson Dennis Jones Rich Kellogg Dennis Kinney Warren Kent Jim Knudsen Sidney Koegler Kaye Lacy Vickie Lantz Randy Leighton Sandra Leininge I' ,Ox Carolyn Lenton Mike Lenzi Fred Lewis Dave Link Doug Lopez Olive Lotridge Nancy Lovan Carleen Loveland U IOR CLASS joe Lukas Rick Luke John McAdams Kathy McDonald Tom McDonald jim McFarland Patty McKay Richard McKay Judy McKinney Linda McPherson Norman Mahler john Marshall Lloyd Marz Steve Mikesell Carol Miller Kent Miller Patricia Miller Susan Montgomery Richard Mo ore Dan Mortenson UNIOR CLASS Brent Neilsen Ron Nelson Jenita Nesbitt Charles Nicolaus Gail Oldham Becky Ouderkirk Nancy Parsels Paula Patterson Ja ck Peavey MX ,RQP9.EHfl13, Lahna Peterson Linda Phillips Kay Porter Ben Potter Rick Records Bruce Reich Terry Rich Lois Richardson Sharla Roam Donna Roberts UNIOR CLASS l Gloria Romich Benn Ross ,Kathy Rieske Doug Rutan Judy Samuelson Dick Schaffer Sandra Schmitt Barbara Scott Richard Scrivner Dale Shawver Laurel Shipley Diane Simons Elden Smiley Linda Smitchger Sherry Smith john Snodgrass joe Steinbach Colleen Stillwell Charles Strasser Roy Strong UNIOR CLASS Merrill Stucki, Crystal Summers Mary Tanner' Creg' Taylor Keith Taylor Ken Tewksbury Tina Tisdale Norma Tulloch Bill Vaughn Gilberta Vieselmeyer Phil Volkman Nedra Walker ,W..,, 'W Jess Allen Kenn Asch ner Conrad Breitenstein Roy Chancey Kenneth Crisp Dale Darrow John Dokka Peggy Doughty Karen Evans Dale France Larry Fry Wesley Hale Terry Hardin Roy l-Ierridge Judy Hogan Keith Jensen Tim Jordon Steve Land Eugene Mallard Mary Jo Morris JUNIO RS NOT PICTURED f Z l,ULm Janie Walsh Donna Ward Reed Waters Steve Whittaker Eugene Williams Charlene Wimpy Randy Wright Peggy McKnight James Nelson Sandra Owen Jerry Paulin Bruce Priddy John Robinson Dorothy Samson Albert Sanchotena Joe Stadler Sharon Tanner Margaret Transtrum Frank Trowbridge Linda Victory Gene Victory Gilbert Vieselmeyer Bob Vincent Tom Vincent Ann Walker Fred Wolfkiel 1-H2 L2 fanny f J A 1 Y ff: H Zi - 57 dui: mv' SOPHOM ORES The Sophom ore class has been very energetic this year. We showed our school spirit by turning out to the games, supporting school rallies, attending school plays , and--hardest of all--behaving ourselves! Our first money-making pro j e ct was the selling of stickers and emblemsg this was very successfulg We also sponsored Janice Grant as our Harvest Ball candidate. Our class has had a very successful first year at M. H. S. , and we are sure that the class of 1968 has made a good beginning toward setting a really outstand- ing record. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Terry Pitkin, Forum Memberg Rocky Littleton, Vice -Presidentg Melanie York, Treasurerg Mary Jo Byers, Secretaryg john Ewing, President. Carl Adams Sherri Aldape Pete Aldrich Diana Allford Mary Anderton Ilene Austin Jim Bell Dan Berry Mary Berryman Sally Blake Dean Borup Max Bower Greg Boyd Ron Brecl-is Cherry Britton t ferrari t fxisix-5 Sf wi 5 5222533 Bi: X 117 1 swf xlilui f E y '49 X , ie sf 1 , 3 'PJ F 2 1 i New 11-11 1522 211:.,:1. 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Our school felt this double tragedy deeply. 65 i Is death the last sleep ? No, it is the last and final awakening. --Sir Walter Scott Nwafws W ,N-J ' QQ wk Qydjf by ,Q y , L if QU M Q A Q JJ ' -QW5 N i W wmv My igycjj VWWQUWK wx N 'Aww' y my BNJMOJQJINM KV Qvff ,f f NX . IN ff P Q f any QV OR GA NIZA TIONS W' X, .1 N w x KUU XX .J K X M X 9 M, AWN' L, . iw w 4 ' ee - . +5 r . M ' L,.1 Q31 if.. L V ,,., ? 4 X f Q ff 4 'x A! X 'kb ,C RZT63 01 ay Q, 45 'FD g M 55. 4 Z, K0 -iivf1 l-, 'U 1 ,KST-P4 ...Q AS 1.-C Car rg Z? Pm K K. SQ X -2 ,Q ife S Vx , Q3 Q55 I 4x co QT - Q X, dx K? QKD 53 AR - QQ' ' . If A Z-- gm LQ, C - - . - WTA , ., ,, 4 1' - ,, Q' A - . ,K . f, 'X 06 . f - r A , X 5K i xx gm? 1 2 ' , J A Q A, MB xg. , Q . ' ' ' ' 4- f--3 14 1 Q H1 , F , -gx uf 2 ' ' E 'K , ,L A.., gg' 7 wif, QQ ' . af 1 wil H - HWS W fb-M mash im 'Sf y Wk-mis N QXO6 PBC A 225 Lax 4230 ie ,Aifg W O' 6 OJ mf- WS 5 5 N A -A . Q 5 ,ZX 0-D0 ooo NO 6 60 V w N 1 SERVICE COUNCIL ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Lenton, C. johnson, L. Peterson, J. Doores, L. Allford, Miss Williams. ROW 2: C. Boyack, S. Schmitt, P. Hansen, M. Davis, L. Ellis, D. Stevens, J. Tornpkinson. ROW 3: B. Frost, C. Brooks, P. McKay, J. Gregory, J. Dudgeon, V. Rich, B. Scott. ROW 4: C. McFadden, J. Sales, C. Lenton, P. Ambrose, J. Caward, L. Grant S RVICE CLUB ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Lenton, J. Harris, P. Erwin, J. Grant, V. Mangum, 1. Gardner, C. Nicolaus, P. Stanger, B. Schutte, IAustin, P. Fields, K. Ellensohn, Miss Williams. ROW 2: M. Berryman, J. Williams, C. Chastain, D. Elsass, B. Watson, V. Larson, L. Kuhlman, S. Rupp, P. Mahler, D. Tulloch, K. Williams, C. Skinner, P. Prall ROW BOOSTERS 3: C. Rowland, L. Ireland, M. Byers, T. Hahn, D. Allford, C. Lovan, L. Wolfgram, I. Noble, A. Peterson, S.. Trans- tr L. P rt K. P 'd ' - ' ' ' um, o er, artri ge, I. Hiller, L. Rogde. ROW 4. C. Britton, T. Gillen, C. Ward, P. McKay, K. Fisher, L. Summers, S. Aldape, M. Hudley, C. Everist, S. Wolverton, H. Snider, K. McDonald, C. Timson, C. Gibbons. ROW 5: 1. Bush, L. Roberts, J. Wilson, M. Stewart, D. Stout, M. York, C. Coleman, S. Creason, D. Creason, L. Graham, S. Blake, E. Ellis, J. Polly, T. Ragsdale, L. Wallace. ROW 6: R. Cowman, S. Ward, T. Williams, J. Marshall, I. Harlan, D. Coltrin, C . Wiley, B. Leach, M. Corn, J. Grant, I. Day, V. Page, L. Paustin, C. Walton, V. Cone. Service Club is a service organization which gives assistance Wherever it is needed in school or in the community. It also acts as a booster group for the school. All girls of M. H. S. are included as members. Serv- ice Club annually sponsors scholarships to deserving Senior girls, queen candidate for special events, a float for Homecoming parade, and concessions. Members of Serv- ice Club serve as ushers for school functions. This organization, sponsored by Elizabeth Williams, is a valuable asset to M. H. S. The Organization ie divided into three LEFT TO RIGHT, Miss wniiams, service Club Adviser, separate groups: Service Council, Big Sis- Calleen Johnson, Service Club President, Susan Marshall, Big ters, and Boosters, each group being re- sponsible for special services to the school. Service Club gave the lighted bulletin board to the school this year. SERVICE CLUB CABINET Sisters President, Phyllis Stanger, Boosters President. BIG SISTERS ROW1 LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Golightly, N. Walker, G. Anderson, K. Porter, J. Tanner, S. Marshall, P. Bowers, R. Pitman, P. McGoldrick, Miss Williams. ROW 2, B. Rowley, S. McDowell, P. Gunderson, S. Warrick, S. Stover, I. 3 L El G Van Komen M. Bailey, Fisher, C. Ostroot, S. Crossman, L, Chesnut, V. Buchanan, R. Tulloch, ROW , . sass, . , I. Nesbitt, S. Fisher, C. Stillwell, N. Ambrose, D. Gipe, E. Hill, I. Howard, I. Fuller, L. Tompkins, L. Hills, N. Tulloch. ROW 4 S. Owen, S. R5am,' B. Ouderlcirk, L. Shipley, S. Carpenter, L. Richardson, K. Lacy, K. Byrne, G. Romich, P. Moser, A. Estes, S1 Smith, D. Roberts. ROW 5, L. Chastain, P. McKague, K. Morfeld, S. Biggers, B. L M N D Ca G. Adams. ROW Barker, T. Farnum, K. Brown, T. Roam, S. jones, R. Shelby, S. Campbell, a ay, . un n, 6, B. Biggers, J. Samuelson, S. Cushing, C. Summers, N. Parsels, M. Tanner,iS. Haddock, I. Fairbanks, K. Givens, 1. Weaver S. Langley M. White, C. Wolfgram, M. Gray. ROW 7, N. Lovan, P. Evans, S. Moore, K. Evans, M. Wiley, Mi Flynn, K. Menable, S. Frasier, G. Benson, E. Loveland, H. Standish, P. Flock, L. Benham, 1. Walsh. ' ' h W. B t P. Nichols V. Scrivner ROW 8, V. Sigman, M. Morgan, S. Kerr, C. Irving, K. Conner, N. Boswort , ume , , , C. Wolfkiel, S. Harmon, E. McPherson, L. Lamm, C. Canning. 1' SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT-Janice Gregory Vice President, Rosie Pitman, President, Miss Jennings, Adviser. STANDING-Janice Fuller, Treasurer, Linda Chesnut, Inter-Club representa- tive, Susan Marshall, Secretary, Carol Boyack, Program Chairman. Y-Teens has really been active in our school this past year. The officers were Rosie Pitman , President, Janice Gregory, Vice-President, Susan Marshall Secretar , YS Janice Fuller, Treasurer, Carol Boyack, Program Chairman, and Linda Chesnut, Inter- club Representative. Miss Jennings was our adviser. The Y-Teens were in charge of the annual Thanksgiving program. They also sold stickers , helped on the March of Dimes Drive, and sponsored a dance. Homecoming candidate was Rosie Pitman, and Susan Marshall was Tip-Off queen candidate. The Meridian Y-Teens club also participated in the Mid-Winter Conference held at Boise College in October. ROW 1, Miss Jennings, ROW 2, J. Gregory, R. Pitman. ROW 3, J. Fuller, L. Chesnut, C. Boyack S Marshall ROW 4, T. Hahn, J. Gardner, V. Mangum, K. Fisher, M Transtrum ROW 5 G Beeson E Loveland. M B er. . . . . y s E, Ellis, P. Stanger, P. Mahler. ROW 6, B. Ouderkirk, K. Porter, L., Richardson, J. Caifvard, K. Byrnes, J , G . . rant, C. Coleman, M. York. ROW 7, J. Howard, J. Tanner, J. Tanner, J. Fairbanks, K Givens, J Dudgeon M. Davis, M. Morgan, J. Kiefiey, A. Evens. Row S, K. Bmw, J. Doores, L. Kuhlan, sf Langley, i. Ellis, r. Gillen. ,f ' I' -v-- z 113- 1 I. 1 :xl I BOYS' F D X f 'r ,...,f ' OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT- George Gress, Treasurer, Wayne Shuyler, President, Jack Peavy, Secretary, Gale Doores, Vice President. With Mr. Fricke again sponsoring them , the Boy's Federation experienced a very promising year. Although fewer in number this year the boys Worked hard to make their projects a success. This year's Homecoming, directed by the Boy's Fed, proved to be one of the best, even to the many alumni who attended. janet Sales , sponsored by the M. Club, reigned as queen over the dance, completing a most successful day. The Sweet Shop proved to be popular again this year, along with the sales of apples and popcorn at the home games. As this article is written, Boy's Fed is busy preparing for the Spring Olympics and will again offer a trophy for the best boy's and girl's team. BOY'S FEDERATION ROW 1 D Putman, 1. Payne, D. Muffley, J. Steinbaugh, M. I-Iagler, B. Vaugh, B. Cox, T. McDonald, P. Wingate, J. Grant, Steinbaugh. ROW 2, Mr. Friclce, R. Littleton, R. Bowen, C. Hodges, J. Teeter, P. Volkman, R. Lamm D. Brunn T. Walker G. Doores J. Fuller, ROW 3, I. Hunter, C. Mark, G. Mittleider, B. Cullen, G. Merrill, I J 7 I Peavy, T. Rich, G. Gunderson, J. Fuller. ROW 4, S. Smith,T. Tucker, F. Lewis, D. Walters, J. Snodgrass, R, Luke, S. Whitaker, D. Van Hess, R. johnsmeyer, G. Gress. ROW 5, I-I. Kindelberger, C. Adams, R. Records . Tebbs, G. Felt, P. Pulliam, J. Weast, R. Bowman, I. Cluff, W. Mittleider. ROW 6, R. Ross, Gillespie, M. Carpenter, ,, Crawford, G. Oldham, W. Shuyler, A. Potts. 'F ' 'ii . 1-41' twwM'1 'v'msg.fr1ee-m.x.: W ' ' - .. ,. ., .,... .. ...,... F.H A. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Hudson, E. Loveland, K. Brown, K. Porter, L. Peterson, J. Fairbanks, P. McKay, K. Givens, D. Stevens, I. Tanner, S. Marshall. ROW 2: S. Leininger, I. Walsh, M. Transtrum, B. Schutte, S. Transtrum, K. Ellensohn, D. Tulloch, B. Ouderkirk, L. Richardson, I. Noble, S. Rupp, E. Austin, A. Peterson, P. McKay. ROW 3: C. Miller, S. Aldape, K. McDonald, C. Wimpy, J. Weaver, I. Howard, J. Fuller, R. Pitman, L. Chesnut, C, Bo- yacl-t,,j. Mangum, J. Gardner, T. Hahn. ROW 4: T. Gillen, D. Elsass, S. Langley,V. Bucl-canan I Caward ,fM X 1Tanner, IW. Tulloch, K. Byrne, P. Fields, C. Coleman, J. Grant, M. Byers, D. Mahler. , . ,if -'D The Future Homemakers of America have had a very busy and rewarding year under the leadership of our president, janet Fairbanks, and our new adviser, Miss Hudson. Our first project was an exhibit at the Western Idaho State Fair, depicting the knowledge gained through Home Economics. Membership week was held and climaxed by the Soph- omore Get Acquainted for Sophomore girls interested in FHA. For Homecoming, we sponsored jerry Tanner as queen candidate and used the theme of Beat 'Em for our float. Our chapter took pride in having two state FHA officers, Bessie Marshall--State Mother, and Donna Stevens --State President. We had one girl working on her State De- gree. Good Health--A Valuable Asset was the chapter theme this year, we had many projects based on this subject. Other activities during the year were cake sales, candy sales , the nylon drive, selling Meridian Warrior sweatshirts, a Christmas party, installation and initiation of jr. high and high school officers and members. SEATED: Kathy Brown, Reporter, Kay Porter, Historian, Lahna Peterson, Secre- tary, janet Fairbanks, President, Patty McKay, Vice-President, Kay Givens, Treasurer. STANDING: Miss Hudson, Adviser, Donna Stevens, State President, Mrs. Marshall, State Mother, Ember Love- land, Recreation Chairman, jerry Tanner, Chaplain, Susan Marshall, Degree Chair- man. -V rrhnipg? - - .AJ Kxxunly, +9 -b 1' J 1 x,9 3 .f . 27' 4. 12. 1 ' 6 . I , 'Hg Yi' F.F.A. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Heaney, K. Ashenbrenner, G. Olson, I. Payne, R. Birch, W. Shuyler, R. Volle, E. Knight, Mr. Stucki. ROW 2: T. Peterman, A. Records, I. Volle, D. VanHees, D. Davis, R. McKay, D. Golightly, J. Little, D. Kelley. ROW 3: I. Novak, E. Hodges, I. Neff, I. Bell, R. Landreth, B. Hall, I. Kelley, E. Smiley, D Willis. ROW 4: D. john, M. Paul, D. Moyle, J. Reinhart, B. Ekwortzel, F. Wolfkiel, K. Miller, L. johnson. ROW 5: G. Lee, R. Engel, B. Patterson, J. Kipper, G. Jerome, N. Mahler. As has become habitual with the Meridian F. F. A. , this year has been very success- ful. Last spring our chapter Won the Boise Valley District dairy cattle judging contest at Melba, on April 24, 1965. On May 12 Ray Volle won first place among 107,588 en- trants in an international dairy cattle judging contest sponsored by HOARD'S DAIRY- MAN magazine. In june the F. F. A. boys took successful part in almost every contest at the State judging contest at the University of Idaho at Moscow. Later in the summer, during the Western Idaho State Fair, the F. F. A. chapter earned some money by getting the con- tract to clean up the fair grounds. In September the F. F. A. officers attended the Boise Valley District Meeting at Val- livue. In October Wayne Shuyler represented the chapter at the National F. F. A. Con- vention in Kansas City. Climaxing the 1965 year, the chapter held its annual Harvest Ball on November 12. During the intermission, Polly Ambrose was crowned queen of the ball by President Wayne Shuyler. SEATED: Mr. Heaney, Adviser, Wayne Shuyler, President, Mr. Stucki, Adviser. STANDING: Gary Olson, Secretary, Robert Birch, Vice-President, Justan Payne, Re- porter, Ray Volle, Treasurer, Kenny Ashen- brenner, Sentinel. efflux F F Us ,,,FA r-- . .. , -15 , 'D QA0 f- S 4 3 v u o e c' 311,19 5 : U J 6 ' 5, 1- FE- Q ILL SCROLL UW 0 si U.H.5.H. S. . 1 I ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. johnson, C. Ostroot, L. Shipley, R. Shelby, Miss Williams. ROW 23 J. Tanner, E. Loveland, L. Jensen, J. Dudgeon, P. McKay, L. Peterson, L. Lamm. ROW 35 B. Cox, H. Rossow, C. Bolen, W. Mittleider, R. jossis, R. Ross. ROW 4, D. jones, I. Fisher, P. Ambrose, C. Brooks, J. Sales, F. Thomason. Quill and Scroll is comprised of student journalists who, in the opinion of the staffs of the student publica- tions, have done outstanding Work in the field of journalism and publications. The organization is a national honorary society organized in 1927 by a group of high school advisers to honor and encourage-individual achievement. All the members are to be commended for their success. Adviser for the group is Miss Elizabeth R. Williams. National Forensic League is an honor organization for students and advisers participating in various debate and declamation activities. Meridian is one of eleven Idaho high schools belonging to NFL. To join NFL, a student must earn at least twenty-five points by actively participating in speech functions, among which are debate and declamations meets and service activities. Faculty adviser for Meridian NFL members is Miss Elizabeth R. Williams. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Rossow, L. Lenton, C. Lenton, R. Shelby, Miss Williams. ROW 2: S. Wolverton, C. Mark, S. johnson, S. Rupp, E. Austin, V. Larson, B. Scott, P. Bell. ROW 3: C. Chastain, C. McFadden, C. johnson, V. Rich, P. Ambrose, N. Ambrose, J. Samuelson, A. Peterson, L. Bodily. ROW 4: L. Moss, C. Metzger, S. Tucker, R. Lamm, S. Mikesell, F. Thomason, R. Ross, D. Muffley. - Q tx FL. TH ES PIA S 7 Q 'W 'N ROW 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Goodwin, C. Brooks, M. Moyle, V. Rich, S. Mikesell. ROW 2: C. Boyack, L. Summers, B. Scott, C. McFadden, I. Fisher, K. Brown, J. Noble, P. McKnight. ROW 3: P. Ambrose, T. Pitken, D. jones, B. Eshelman, R. Bowman, J. McAdams, D. Stevens, D. All- ford. ROW 4: M. Hagler, M. York, R. Everist, B. Frost, M. Steinbaugh, P. Volkman, D. Rutan, F. Thomason. ROW 5: S. Campbell, S. Crossman, J. Nesbitt, D. Walters, B. Scott, N. Lovan, J. Gregory, J. Walsh. Under the direction of Mr. Carl Goodwin, Thespian troop No. 875 has put on several plays. Blithe Spirit, an improbable farce in three acts, was put on during the year for the student body and the public. The Thespians presented jacob Comes Home in both SRV and District III. They also took part in competition at the Univer- sity of Idaho in May. A three act play, The World of Sholomaleick, was also on the calendar of the busy Thespians. Thespian membership has risen to approximately 45. The officers for 65-66 were Caroline Brooks, president, Verla Rick, Vice-president, Marilyn Moyle, secretary, Steve Mikesell, treasurer. This year the Ski Club has almost tripled in membership from that of last year. This year's ski season was excellent, and the Meridian Club skied weekly at Bogus Basin. Since this is the first year of skiing for many of the members, the weekly lessons given at Bogus Basin were very popular. To finance the annual trip to McCall, in March, the club sold popcorn balls, and sponsored an aftergame dance. The officers were: Bill Vaughn, president, Sue Stover, vice -president, Paula McGoldrick, Sec-Treasurer. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Vaughn, N. Garrison, C. Nicholaus, M. Carpenter, E. Williams, C. Mark, M. McGill, T. Pitkin, Mr. Fricke. ROW 2: S. Stover, J. Fisher, C. Brooks, P. Mc- Goldrick, J. Walsh, C. McFadden, P. Hansen, K. Rieske, B. Hansen, K. Brown,. ROW 3: M. Gray, B. jones, 1. Pavelec, L. Coltrin, P. Fields, K. Williams, T. Farnum. SKI CLUB ff J X X mgmrirrolwvwwy g W rev' V . 44' . A .. . .. , . M- -. f ., , ... , . ,. A, , ,, Q V - , X.. WW . . ,W I , . . , , .. , H . A, V M, A -. ZQNM ' A ' 'W Q w 'iff .. 2 Y . A X. , I , -,. ,, .Mn ,. , I A A 4' W' W Y an . FTA ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Turnbull, B. Scott, B. Rowley, A. Evans, D. Stevens. ROW 2: C. McFadden, P. Gunderson, P. Bowers, S. Crossman, P. McGoldrick, K. Brown, i L. Shipley, T. Farnurn. ROW 3: M. Vieselmeyer, D. Stikes, L. Alford, D. Alford, M. Hill, I. Doores, S. Stover, K. Simmons, ROW 4: G. Doores, D. Rutan, J. Agee, T. Rich, S. Mikesell. The Future Teachers of America organization is a club devoted to giving the mem- bers a closer view of the rewards of teaching. Although this year has not been one of our more active ones , the club has , as in the past, proved to be very beneficial to the school district. Besides its activities, this club encourages its members to cultivate qualities of leadership, character, and scholarship. The officers for l965-66 were Anita Evans, President, Donna Stevens, Vice-Presi- dentg Betty Rowley, Secretary, and Barbara Scott, Treasurer. Pam Bowers was spon- sored as our Tip-Off Candidate. Of course we couldn't be without our adviser, Mr. Turnbull. The Girls' Athletic Association activity schedule included several different trips to different schools. The girls had a soccer game with Vallivueg they also went to Boise for a volley-ball tournament in which they came home with all the winnings. They went to Bishop Kelly and Borah, as well as to many other schools for basketball, baseball, and other exciting sports. Later in the spring they took part in a play day which was attended by G. A. A. groups from most of the schools in the Treasure Valley. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Cushing, S. Biggers, M. Gibson, Miss Jennings. ROW 2: D. Ward, D. james, S. Montgomery, M. Gregg, C. Britton, D. Elssas, S. Blake, M. Bower. ROW 3: J. Howard, L. Chesnut, I. Harris, C. Irving, W. Burnet, P. Nichols, I.. Smitchszer. GAA . . .. . .., . ....,. ,..,..s, W...- yl. . CL 1 f W2 ig si, . it ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Elsass, M. Quenzer, M. Bower, S. Warrick. ROW 2: W. Burnet, C. Irving, E. Loveland, C. Britton, M. Anderton, T. Walker, D. Brunn, Mr. Goodwin. ROW 3: S. Woods, B. Watson, L. Elsass, M. Stuart, B. Brunn, J. Borders, L Boyd, S. Koegler. This year the Art Club was composed of a group of well-organized young people who are taking or are interested in art. The club sponsored a Homecoming float and queen candidate, Shirley Warrick. The float Won the trophy as the best entry in the parade. We entered our Winning float in the Fairyland Parade and Won the Treasure Valley Trophy. The students in this club are not only interested in art, but are also interested in fun. Part of the fun came in money-making projects such as car Washes, doughnut sales, and cooked food sales. Officers of the club this year Were: Marcine Quenzer, President, Max Bower, Vice- Presidentg Darla Elsass, Secretaryg and Shirley Warrick, Treasurer. This is the second year for the Radio and Science Club. The club, under the guid- ance of Mr. Brown, was led by Gary Armstrong. This year the Radio and Science Club sponsored a Homecoming queen candidate, Peggy Hansen, and made a float. As one of the projects for the year the members took apart a transmitter. Also the members had to make ten science projects for the Teachers' Institute. The members who also worked on various science projects felt that the combination of different fields in science would produce a stronger club. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Dusel-2, I. McAdams, G. Armstrong, Mr. Brown. ROW 2: G. Clarkson, K. Rieske, B. Hansen, B. Barker, P. Hansen, N. Garrison. 'ROW 3: S. Palmer, R. Raynor, D. Putman, R. Martell, R. Bowman. SCIEN E CLUB in RADIO I '-fi ' ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Donahue, P. McKague, G. Timson, B. Eshelman, M. Vie- selmeyer, A. Beeson, D. Patterson, ROW 2: Mrs. Couzens, Mrs. Poteet, L. Chastain, S. Biggers, P. Flock, M. Bailey, K. McDonald, C. McFadden. ROW 3: Klwgeigernian, K. McDonald, C. Wimpey, M. Roberts, K. Venable, G. Bass, R. Johnson, S. Stover. ROW 4: J. Kelly, K. Jensen, D. Morfeld, M. Hadley, C. Tirnson, I. Hiller, J. McAdams, B. Rowley. YFC is a non-denominational organization Whose purpose is the spread of the Gospel of jesus Christ through the activities sponsored by clubs in the schools and invitation to rallies presented at the Columbian Auditorium in Boise on the first and third Saturdays of each month. Each year the rally brings in prominent guest speakers outstanding films, and vocal groups. Some of the yearly activities are the choosing of an all-star quiz team from the top quizers in the rally quiz program , the sponsoring of the Spring Formal Banquet by the mother's club, and the choosing of the top club in the valley. The M. H. S. club plays a top role in all of these and other activities. The purpose of the Pride and Development Society has been to deepen pride in our school and to strengthen the school spirit among the students. The PDS- also dealt with controlling the litter problem on the grounds and in the halls and has tried to curb the noise during the assemblies. The Pride and Development Society sold pop corn at some of the basketball games to earn money either to buy a new trophy case for our school or to remodel the case that we now have so that We may have room to display our growing collection of trophies. ROW 1-LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Steinbach, R. Poole, G. DeWaard, Mr. Williams. Row 2: C. Brooks, I. Grant, R. Jossis, W. Mittleider, A. Potts, B. Whiteman, J. Fisher. ROW 3: L. Lenton, S. Mikesell, G. Victory, G. Gress, G. Merrill, C. Lenton. l ,,,.... .1 4- if lun - I li l YFC ,t Sqq o W PDS SEATED: G. Merrill ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Wingate, S. Wood, G. Felt, G. DeWaard, I. McFarland, Mr. Lowe, B. Vaughn, P. Volkman, K. Tewksbury, R. Bowen, T. Rich, P. Bell. ROW 2: T. Walker, I. Fuller, J. Marshall, W. Mittleider, G. Gress, M. Hagler, B. Tebbs, M. Steinbach, J. Grant. ROW 3: G. Mallard, B. Cox C. Hodges, D. Mortenson, D. Walters, J. Ewing, I. Pavelec, R. Hoyle, C. Steinbach, J. Bell. ROW 4: G. Doores, S. Mil-cesell, I. Dusel-c, B. Brunn, J. Snodgrass, D: Kinney, D. Brunn, D. Newell, D. Rutan, P. Brown. ROW 5: I. Teeter, G. Oldham, I. Steinbach, I. Weast, R. Bowman, P. Stanger, C. Carpenter, B. Richardson, D. jones. M Troop is an organization created to help improve pep and spirit at Meridian High School. It was formed under the leadership of Mrs. Poteet and Mr. Lowe, advisers, and the club's council, which consists of the cheerleaders, mascot, and officers. The officers for the year have been Gary Felt-President: Pat Brown-Vice Presidentg Corinne Ostroot-Secretary-Treasurer, jerry Tanner-Girl's Representativeg George Gress-Boys' Representative . In Working to create pep and spirit, M Troop has been quite active in making signs and taking part in pep assemblies. M Troop's main project this year was selling Meridian T-Shirts. These T-Shirts were chosen to be the official uniform for the boys in the club, but non-members were also allowed to buy them at a slightly higher price. This has been the club's first year and it has been quite successful. The boys' and the girls' pep sections worked together in the cheers and really supported the team. And our two signs rightly Say: Reserved: Most Spirited MHS Girls and Under this sign sit the Most Spirited Boys in Idaho--Meridian Boys . ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Lenton, I. Sales, P. Ambrose, K. Conner, T. Mitchell. ROW 2: S. Warrick, I.. Porter, M. Davis, C. Ostroot, Mrs. Poteet, J. Tanner, S. Crossman, A. Peterson, S. Rupp. ROW 3: P. Mahler, I. Dudgeon, K. Rieske, C. Skinner, R. Pitman, L. Chesnut, S. Marshall, P. McGoldrick, L. Grant, M. Byers. ROW 4: L. Elsass, P. Stanger, J. Grant, J. Harris, B. Hansen, P. McKay, L. Benham, C. Canning, I. Howard, V. Sigman, J. Doores. ROW 5: K. Fisher, P. Erwin, J. Caward,,QZL Tannei'?, K. Porter, S. Cushing, N. Lovan, N. Walker, N. Ambrose, B. Barker, E. Austin, T. Hahn. ROW 6:IV. Mangum, J. Gardner, C. Coleman, I. Walsh, M. Gray, T. Farniun, S. Fisher, I. Nesbitt, P. Hansen, C. Brooks, P. Bowers. ROW 7: L. Peterson, B. Ouderkirl-c, N. Paisels, L. Richardson, P. McKay, J. Gregory, J. Noble, C. Irving, W. Burnet, I. Fuller, J. Weaver. ROW 8: L. Lamm, C. Boyack, C. Everist, C. Lovan, D. Creason, D. Allford. SPORTS 80 ,, , ,jus-' if 5 R' if fy if.. 3 S I ing.-my ,... f, L, . sl .M 2 A, , 1-im,-.W ,N 1,,,. ,a In Q Ks Q 23 rv p N N 'Ta l fei- ,jmfif ' y ' M ff -1 'f , , ,, li . 'Uwe' W M, L .4.. V ? wav? W ik. 2 my 1 my 21 Lf ,fm it Q A gg, S a w k if ' N Af' ' f f, M, 'Mr' 51 fPLf5L.f ,Www Q . 1 ' 1f.'I'5 k.gzQ i if K 3535955 mef14,'fgz,'fQs?i,Efi aifl J Q27 ff? f ffxifzij If K , if N C7 Q25 2 wx wffiff 1 0 to 3 LW f Lgeiq ,QQ H QQ? . BZ is , 2332? ,, CD Ci VN K , 4 K Ci , CT X R 1 Q9 TX ff stac- 81 FOOTBALL: COA CHES LEFT TO RIGHT- Mr. Lowe, Mr. Toto, Mr. Williams ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT- B. Weaver, J Payne, R Yerrington, R Littleton G Ha L Ki er B T bb P. Pul . . . . rp . pp . e s mm. Row 2- Mr. Tate, R. Poole, G. De woord, R. Iossis, G. Johnson, W'. Mittleidgr, J. REiD1ilHIT, G. Fon, T. Reinhart. 3 . Q Z ff 1 THE VICTORIOUS YEAR Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Jerome Nyssa Vale Payette Vallivue Ontario Weiser Mountain Home Emmett Bishop Kelly few ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT- S. Gregory, B. Neilson, G. Armstrong, R. Records, S. Whittaker, S. Milcesell, R. Her ridge, B Vaughn. ROW 2- G. Mallard, D. Kinney, 1. Snodgrass, D. McFarland, P. Brown, D. jones, G. Doores, B Elcwortzel, Mr. Lowe . '5 . Q ls- ir iii i ,ti , Q .. .wif few VV 5 -hgg to on ' f .. .sm fe Q .Q ' , Q ..., 'Q soPHoMoRE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1, LEFT TO RIGHT- J. Taylor, s. Johnsen, G. Nlittleider, R. Littleton, C. Metzger, T Cullen, T Cook, C Mark, D. Kelly. ROW 2-S. Johnson, B. Nichols, D. Conner, J. Peterson, J. Bell, R. I-loyle,'D. Newell. J. Ewing, C. Stembach, B. Marshall, D. TTHVIS. ROW 3-Mr. Wllllams, R. Byerly, R. johnson, J. Pavelec, J. Mclieff, T. Pitkin, D. Holloway, M. McGill, R. Volle, R. Engel, G. Lee, I. Hunter, S. Smith. MANAGERS Harry Kindelberger, John Hiemstra, Terry Leatherman, Larry Moss. PRA C TI CIN G HARD 3? T The Meridian Warriors, under their new coach, Ralph Tate, and assistant coach, Wes Lowe, captured the S. R. V. A championship and finished the s ea s on with a 9-l record. The Warriors started the season with a39-21 vic- tory over the Jerome Tigers. They rolled past Nyssa, Vale , Payette , and Vallivue before they were upset by Ontario 20-13. The Warriors didn't falter in the re- maining games as they defeated Weiser, Mountain Home, and Emmett in order. The final Veteran's Day game saw Meridian waltz past Bishop Kelly by a 53- 20 score. The Warriors rated a sixth pla c e position in the final Idaho state football ranking. Through hard Work and great enthusiasm by play- ers, coaches , and the s t udent body alike, the War- riors accomplished their goal of be c o m ing S. R. V. champions. A KICK TOWARD OUR GOAL wimavaQmfwamwswwwiawmwmwi.w atawfsmawi.Q.-f.:i.w: 11A-Q-wwfwas-wwzmw if ni 4 Qi sys Charlie Hahn John Snodgrass Russ Poole VARSITY BASKETBALL 88 of I 1 50-J 'N.!x, 2? 9 fi. f 3, - 3 .:' vs' ev. .F j , 4 f ,A-,,,.-... lt If N 1 f 329V ev. 1, , W .. .. if V,....,---...R -ua! 3 i - .1 '...'5 -4 ,gi Q' ,gf 0 r 8 3 U 'iff is -, of BASKE T- BALL COACHES Mr. Williams, Mr. Perkins, Mrl Thomas VARSITY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING-Gilbert Vieselmeyer, Richard McKay, Harry Kindelberger STANDING-Charlie Hahn Jo Snodgrass, Russ Poole, Gary johnson, Bruce Tebbs, Ken Ewing, jim Grant, Mike Hagler, Rick luke, Fred Lewis, Jim Gates, B Brunn, Darwin Walters, Pat Pulliam. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT- V. Crosby, Manager, J. McGraw, R. Sedlacek, P AldI1Ch J Hunter D Moyle R Hoyle D Doughty, B. Marshall, Manager. STANDING-D. Brunn, G. Gunther L Frost P Byerly J Pavelec P Stanger T Cook, R. johnson, T. Cullen, J. Ewing, D. Muffley. UNIOR VARSITY The Warriors' are coming on strong this year with a fine bunch of roundballers. Exceptional depth and the uncanny ability to go both ways has made Meridian a top contender in the S. R. V. race. As Mana-Ha-Sa goes to press it again seems Emmett will put up the best fight, but this year the Warrior's should be able to meet their charges. Adding to speed and quickness , Meridian has good height in Mike Hagler, jim Grant, Ken Ewing, Bob Brunn, Bruce Tebbs , Rick Luke, Fred Lewis , and jim Gates. The job of playmaking is left up to Darwin Walters , Sy Snodgrass , Rich McKay, Charley Hahn, and Pat Pulliam. Defense, not much talked about but vitally important, has it's specialists in Gary johnson and Russ Poole. Mr. Perkins and J. V. Coach, Mr. Williams, assure us of an excit- ing season. at i..-49 F . I' . I 1 ,Q We-fA'. 'S' QQ.: - sf Ox z-6'o'v , i Qs: I s M Q ' . . 1 5121 K X 6 ? , Sw .pf 43 . -3 5 Jn, f ' i i?1 5 if ' I L+ y .4A+'..- A SCORE BOARD Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Boise Borah Bishop Kelly Bishop Kelly Nampa Capital Emmett Vale Vallivue Payette Nys sa Emmett Ontario Vale Weiser Payette Nys sa Weiser Vallivue Ontario DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mountain Home Capital Borah ROW 1-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Perkins, coach, M. Steinbach, B. Tebbs, G. Gress, R. jossis, R. Everist. ROW 2: R. Walters, M. Lenzi, S. Whitaker, J. Snodgrass, D. Walters, 1. McFarland. ROW 3: C. Hodges, W. Hale, J. Steinbach, P. Pulliam, D. Mortensen. ROW 4: R. McKay, K. TSW1-fsbury, B. Richardson,YC.fHHh1'1, I. Gates, F. Lewis . ' ,.., VARSITY ii COACHES Mr. Perkins, Mr. Williams I Z As the annual goes to press, We are expecting a good season and are Working hard to bring a record comparable to those of the football and basketball teams. This year's baseball team faces astough schedule of games , starting the season with Boise and competing with the toughest teams in the region. We face this schedule with only three returning lettermen, who will contribute their experience to the eager juniors . This will be the second year for all members of the team under Coach Perkins , and this will bring the team to a closer unity and organization. PRA CTfC TIM e , AX x .W V .Ji -- . . ,.., ., - ' -- ww lm.. z. --,iff 2. .4 -,- .. ,K 5552162 5 . 1 ,... y-iffy .1'i:i?fz,...2,. , ' 1: K , ,, I ' 2 x ., . wr. Mrs f ' ...zifmfw-ffxfqlasiw:lzxlsfisasifwg. ff Wie W M' W -ng' M wx we-ggwii K -5 sage, - .. --- 4 Q 'K W 'S' .QSM , M- S . 2 l Qingff 11. V 7 : f u A H'? 9f3f -exffafffx -, J i ' -1 HM: sw . tg. ,.. , M5211-.i v - , A- ' k.,v.v?5?vWz!f1l '-2:lf-.ygelffffiwg.-ilf. w ..w2:Qi:wTiHi, W JUNIQR VARSITY if n W Q , Ugflmili . U' -Sf? 1 S . WB F, 1 QQ .. fl Q.. -.J X . 5' , xwf , .ct . . .. 4' , 'i ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT-Mr. Williams, coach, R. Cherry, S. Smith, S. Hill, K. Shelton, D. Newell, T Cullen, D. Moyle, C. Steinbach. ROW 2-R. Grant, D. Holloway, C. Metzger, G. Boyd., D. Conner, D. Muff ley, R. johnson. ROW 3-S. Tiumalu, K. Jerome, T. Zachman, G. Olson, P. Aldrich, J. Ewing, D. Pavelec TRA CK E This year as Mana Ha Sa goes to Press, the Track team is looking forward to a great season. The team is strengthened by eleven returning lettermen and several M, good Sophomore prospects. V We will have good overall strength in both the sprints and the distance races, and for the first time are posing a real threat in the field events. The team has been working hard all year for the tough competition which includes Borah, Boise, Nampa, and Captial. The Warriors also eagerly await the S. R. V. Championship meet. We expect many records to fall and by the time this appears in print we hope to have established new ones. ROW 1-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tate, coach, B. Eckwortzel, G. Doores, J. McFarland, R. Littleton, R. Poole, G. johnson, G. DeWaard, G. Felt, W. Mittleider, T. Reinhart, F. Thomason, Mr. Lowe, coach. ROW 2: B. Brunn, G. Victory, I. Allen, G. Mallard, J. Teeter, J. Dusek, R. Herridge, D. Kinney, B. Neilsen, D. Mortensen, B. Vaughn, I-I. Kindelberger. ROW 3: R. jossis, L. Carr, J. Marshall, J. Peavey, G. Armsuong, D. Barr, S. Whita- ker, J. Buck, R. Walters, P. Brown, D. Jones, L. Moss. ROW 4: R. Kellogg, S. Gregory, R. Records, C. Mark, C. Swindell, R. Engel, L. Gunther, G. Mittleicler, R. Littleton, D. Klegg, R. Bolen. ROW 5: L. Fry, G. Hazen, B. Marshall, T. Pitkin, J. Bell, M. McGill, R. Hoyle, R. Byerley, S. Johnson, L. jossis, M. Beach, ROW 6: S. johnson, J. McNeff, R. Volle, B. Nichols, G. Bass, P. Stanger, T. Cook, C. Carpenter, D. Travis. TENNIS In the past years the Meridian High Tennis Team has held an excellent record of victories and this year, as our year- book goes to press, it continues to uphold this standard. During the fall and spring seasons the netters challenged Boise, Borah, Capital, Ontario, Weiser, Parma, Emmett, and Nampa. The roughest opponents were Boise, Borah and Ontario. Strength was added to the team this year by many returning lettermen who helped increase the victories. Every member of the team spent many hours in after school prac- tice The team was coached by Mr. Lloyd, with Mr. Weather- bie as assistant coach. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Walters, R. Bowen, Mr. Weatherbie, Mr. Lloyd, B. Brunn, T. Cooper. ROW 2: W. Mittleider, T. Walker, J. Morgan, D. Brunn, G. Mittleider, R. Lamm, L. Coltrin. ROW 3: T. Mitchell, C. Brooks, P. Ambrose, N. Ambrose, S. Campbell, L. Smitchger, C. Lovan, E. Ellis. ROW 4: D. Allford, L Porter, J. Bush, S. Creason, D. Creason, P. Hansen, L. Shipley, L. Roberts. ug-A-mum ,.i.m.,..m...-.,,- - ----- v------- .......,.,..s. 1 M Club was left Without an adviser at the beginning of the school year, but Coach Bob Perkins Was chosen to fill the vacated position when Mr. Charlton left us. Russ Poole was chosen President in last spring's elections. Other officers were Robert jossis , Vice-President, Teresa Mitchell, sec- retary g Bruce Tebbs , Treasurer: jim McFar- at-arms. The lettermen's club started a successful year early last summer by having the first place float in the Meridian Dairy Show parade. M Club's first school project was to sell programs for both football and basketball games. janet Sales , M Club's homecoming candidate, Won out over thirteen other contestants to reign as , queen. The club also adopted a new jacket to be Worn by Warrior lettermen. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Russ Poole, President Teresa Mitchell, Secretary, Robert jossis, Vice President: STANDING: Jim McFarland, Historian- Gordon DeWaa.rd, Sargeant-at-Arms, Bruce Tebbys, Treasurer. M 4 Z 1 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Reinhart, P. Brown, R. Jossis, R. Volle, B Tebbs, T Mitchell G DeWaard J. McFarland, J. Dusek, T. McDonald. ROW 25 J. Grant, R. Yerrington, B.. Weaver, Johnson: T: Gibson, ji Gates, D. Walters, J. Snodgrass, D Kinney, R Bowen, C Hodges ROW 3 W Mittleider K ohn G . . . . z . . J son . Armstrong, D. Barr, S. Whittaker, L. Kipper, B. Neilson, G. Felt, P. Pulliam, J. Morgan,,j. Reinhart., ROW 4: B. Vau h R Littl ' g n, . eton, R. Herridge, G. Merrill, G. Gress, S. Mikesell, B. Eckwortzel, G. Mittleider, H. Kindelberger, D. Brunn. ROW 5: S. Gregory, R. Records, R. Everist, S Boyd, D Jones G Doores B Brunn M. Hagler, I. Mallard. ROW 6: N. Ambrose, J. Sales, C. Lenton, K. Conner, P.'Arnbrose,.C. Broolcs..ROW iz Mr. Perkins, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Tate. .. ,. ..a,..-1-an-u,s.w-my-if - was---f ff-- land, Historian, and Gordan DeWaard, Sergeant- Intramural Championship game ga W V Principal Barker and Coach Tate at Torch Parade X ' silt, vm 5 SRV Decorated rooms show Champs spirit Tip it to the Warriors! A CTIVITIES Aunty: Quaid? Qai- SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Cox, Business Managerg Ember Loveland, Advertising Manager- Laurel Shi le P Y Associate Editorg Corinne Ostroot, Editor-in-Chiefg Mrs. White, Adviser. STANDING: Marcinye Quenzer, Art, Editor- Patty MCK Ad Arr - ' - ' ' , ay, anger, Jerry Tanner, Art Editor, Dennis Jones, Gail Oldham, Student Photographers Xe. l if ,haf f A My- . I X? i S ff ee 9 I THREE VIEWS OF HARD WORK ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. McKay, E. Loveland, L. Shipley, C. Ostroot, B. Cox, M. Quenzer, J. Tanner. ROW 2 S Langley, K. Brown, L. Elsass, D. Stevens, V. Rich, D. Rutan, P. Bell. ROW 3: P. Hansen, J. Gregory, S. Cushing P Evans, N. Lovan, N. Walker, D. Ward, B. Scott, J. Walsh. ROW 4: C. Brooks, R. Bowman, D. jones, G. Oldham, Mrs White, P. Ambrose, B. Rowley, L. Allford, ROW 5: 1. Doores, R. Shelby, R. Gregory, J. Weast, J. Tomkinson, P. Gunderson. MA A HA SA STAFF The 1966 Mana Ha Sa Staff has been quite a good one. It consisted of forty-seven members , most of whom were ready and willing to work hard, which was just what they had to do. Yearbook subscriptions were sold in the halls, advertisements were sold to businesses in the Meridian, Boise, Eagle, Star, and Nampa areas, several days were spent taking organization pictures, layouts were drawn, stories written, and pages typed. Staff members had to be both salesmen and artists, and proved to be just that. In September, the Idaho State High School Press Association held its annual workshop at Idaho State University in Pocatello. Its purpose is to suggest new methods and ideas for school yearbooks and newspapers. Mrs. White, Bill Cox, Ember Loveland, Laurel Shipley, and Corinne Ostroot attended the conference. Several new ideas and layouts were used in the annual this year. One new idea was the use of picture frames on some of the pages. These turned out quite well, as did the rest of the art, thanks to our fine artists. Finally after much hard work and the eternal last minute rushes before deadlines , the 1966 Mana I-Ia Sa was completed. When the books arrived in the Spring, students and teachers alike spent a day signing books and remembering the happenings of the 1965- 66 school year. 103 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Bolen, Typistg Linda Lamm, Typist, Lahna Peterson, Make-up: STANDING Polly Ambrose, Exchange Editor, janet Sales, Feature Editor, Calleen johnson, Assistant Editor, Robert jossis Sports Editor, Frank Thomason, News Editor, Penny Hansen, Make-upg Miss Williams, Adviser, Renee Shelby, Editor-in-Chief. Q z 3 1 ' i ,- W , ,-'UN ,. lffxflik .' is '-Q' I 23,55 fs. ,. H - ' il -,. Q Yfj. Z? ,.. I 91,1 wut. 3 , , . .4 1 L f lf' A ' '. f, 44 -J, THE f gg' PAPER F 1' MUST ' 'Q f'. COME Z 1 f 6.4 OUT bib w ill , E ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Williams, 1. Sales, C. johnson, R. jossis, R. Shelby, F. Thomason, P. Ambrose, L. Lamm. ROW 2: C. Brooks, S. Rupp, D. Noble, L. Peterson, P. Hansen, L. Jensen, J. Tompkinson. ROW 3: D. Al ford, I. Austin, C. Bolen, B. Cox, W. Mittleider, B. Scott. WAR WHOOP STAFF The members of Warwhoop staff have been trying this year to publish the best news- paper in M. H. S. history. To accomplish this, Renee Shelby, editor-in-chief, and Cal- leen johnson, associate editor, attended a newspaper conference at Brigham Young Uni- versity in Provo, Utah, August 9-14. Other weekend workshops were held throughout the year to help the staff put out a better newspaper. The staff has tried to publish stories which will be 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. 105 BOYS, STATE LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Cox, Wayne Mittleider, Robert jossis, Gary johnson. Each year three outstanding junior girls are chosen as delegates to Syringa Girls' State. Last summer this honor was given to Donna Stevens, LaRee Lenton, and Caroline Brooks. Donna, LaRee, and Caroline spent an exciting week on the College of Idaho campus with 250 other girls from all over the state. During the week they engaged in activities concerning government on the city, county, and state levels- campaigning for offices, competing between Federalist and Nationalist parties, and legislating at the Capitol Building. All three girls were members of the Nationalist Party. Caroline was a citizen of Buffalo I-lump, LaRee's residence was Owyhee, and Donna lived in Teton City. In the Capitol they played the roles of State Senators. One of the challenging activities was running for office and these girls accepted the challenge. Each delegate enjoyed the week greatly and gained many new friends. Each year outstanding juniors from throughout the state are chosen to attend Gem Boys' State. The delegates are chosen by the faculty advisory committee according to the student's scholarship, leadership, personality, and participation in extra-curricular activities. Attending the 1965 Gem Boys' State at Boise College, jrme 6-13, were Gary johnson, Robert Jossis, Wayne Mittleider, and Bill Cox. Gary was recreation director of Warrens City, candidate for county assessor, and State Representative from Nez Perce Countyg Robert was a candidate for county probate judge and a State Representa- tive from Nez Perce County, Wayne was treasurer of Dempsey City, treasurer of Alturas County, and a State Senator from Alturas County, Bill was a candidate for county assessor, a State Representative from Soda Springs County, and also played in the band and was on the newspaper staff. Each delegate enjoyed the week very much and learned much about the functions of our city, state, and national governments. They also participated in recreational activities and met many new friends. GI RLS ' S TA TE LEFT TO RIGHT: LaRee Lenton, Donna Stevens, Caroline Brooks. 611215 SWE sims STATE 'E svnmrm tert at . svmmma SYRIN GA T ff. i n f fi la- DEBA TE ROW 1-LEFT TO RIGHT, L. Moss, C. Chastain, I. Samuelson, N. Ambrose, P. Ambrose, Miss Williams. ROW 2- F. Thomason, R. Ross, D. Muffley, C. Mark, R. Lamm, S. Tucker, S. Mikesell. Not pictured, C. Lenton, L. Lenton. Debaters this year actively discussed the labor situation. The topic under study was Resolved: that the Federal Government Should Adopt a Program of Compulsory Arbitration in Labor-Management Dis- putes in Basic Industries. Presenting the resolve under both the affirmative and the negative stand, the debaters came to know both sides of the issue. Debate tournaments were staged at several valley schools and at other schools around the area. Meets were held at Borah, Nampa, and Payette. Meridian hosted two such local tournaments. In addi- tion to these, the debaters traveled to Idaho State University and Rexburg. They also attended the district III declamation meet. Other debaters attended the YMCA Youth Legislature held in Boise in April. Debate coach for Meridian is Miss Elizabeth R. Williams. Declamation is a group of speech activities comprised of two parts. The Debate class is charged with forensic activities, while the Speech class is in charge with interpretation of speech functions. Various departments of the whole group include original oration, original essay, retold story, radio speech, one- act play, poetry recitation, panel discussion, dramatic interpretation, and humorous interpretation. Students participating in declamation included the debaters who traveled to Idaho State University in january, and the debaters and the members of the speech class who attended SRV declamation held at Ontario in February. In addition, Meridian hosted the District III declamation tournament in March. Debate coach is Miss Elizabeth R. Williams, and Mr. Carl Goodwin is speech instructor. DECLAMA TI ON ROW 1- LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Goodwin, B. Scott, C. McFadden, E. Austin, V. Larson, S. jones, Miss Williams. ROW 2- P. McKnight, P. Stanger, N. Ambrose, D. Stevens, K. Brown, P. Fields. ROW 3- R. Gregory, L. Moss, C. Mark, L. Lenton, C. Lenton, F. Thomason, R. Ross, ROW 4- D. jones, B. Eshelman, R. Bowman, P. Stanger, D. Muffley, P. Bell. -J? 4 1 fl 1 3 , ' 59 -,Za BA ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT-B. Cox, J. Agee, P. Bell, D. Howell, H. Standish. ROW TWO M Anderton, I. Lenhardt, B. Potter, B. Whiteman, D. Stikes, M. Davis, A. Potts. ROW THREE D. Allford, C. Summers, C. Ostroot, R. Sedlacek, W. Fairbanks, K. Cherry. ROW FOUR W Kent, R. Fuehrer, T. Vincent. DIRECTQR This year Meridian High School DRUM MAJOR Mr. Cherry Band membership rose to forty- five. The band was quite active and participated in several out-of- school functions as Well as in school-sponsored affairs. New uniforms added quite a bit to the appearance of the band. The uniforms are dark blue with a gold over-lay for marching Some of the activities in which the band took part were football games and pep rallies, Homecom- ing parade , Ontario Christmas parade, District Ill Marching Con- test and Music Festival, and con- certs. The band sent six SRV Honor Band students to the SRV Music Clinic at Ontario and two students to the All-State Music Clinic at Pocotello. Rick Luke OW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT- C. Wimpy, P. Stanger, C. Britton, D. Coltrin, G. Benson, A. Estes. OW TWO-P. Stanger, B. Vincent, J. Thomas, S. Frasier, T. Rich. ROW THREE-I... Schmitzger, , Ellis, K. Jerome, D. Hunter, R. Luke, D. Rutan. ROW FOUR-K. Ewing, B. Brunn, L. Coltrin OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Stanger, Vice-President, K. Cherry, President, B. Cox, Re- porter, C. Ostroot, Secretary- Treasurerg A. Potts, Sgt. at Arms. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Fuehrer, D. Rutan, E. Ellis, A. Potts, T. Rich. ROW 2, B. Potter, M. Davis, H. Standlsh Estes, P. Stanger, C. Britton, C. Wimpy. ROW 3, L. Smitchger, K. Cherry, R. Sedlacek, Student Director, Bill Cox PEP BA STUDENT DIRECTOR Bill Cox 'B 1 The Pep Band this year consisted of seventeen members from the regular hand. It performed a great service in helping to create school spirit at all home games and pep assemblies. The student director was Bill Cox. HO ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Gibbons, L. Kuhlman, M. E. Berryman, L. Berrey, M. Roberts, C. Walton. ROW 2, J. Pauly, 1. Wilson, J. Grant, l. Williams, S. Rupp, C. Chastain, D. Tulloch. ROW 3, L. Roberts, M. York, B. Schutte, C. Nicolaus, K. Morfield, L. Wolfgram, J. Harris, P. Prall. ROW 4, V. Page, M. Raynor, P. McKay, C. Skinner, K. Peterson, S. Transtrum, I. Austin, J. Noble. GIRLS' CHOR S This Year WHS H VGTY IOQSY OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Nelson, President, Judy Noble, and 611105731316 OHS for the GlIlS' Vice-President, Ilene Austin, Secretary-Treasurer. Chorus. Thirty girls participated under the fine direction of Mr. Phil Peterson. Royal blue dresses with white lace trim were chosen as outfits. y The girls gave their first pub- lic performance at the fall con- cert. They sang for various social groups and at several assemblies. Some of the highlights of the year included the Christmas and Spring Concerts and the annual contest. An especially memorable evening was spent together with the girls from Mixed Chorus singing Christ- mas carols under an electronic tree at Vista Village shopping cen- ter. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Loveland, P. Bowers, E. Loveland, R. Evans, J. Morgan, D Todd. ROW 2: C. McFadden, J. Gregory, N. Duncan, 5.,Brurnble, S. Tucker, T. Cunning ham, L. Wolfgram. ROW 3: S. Volguardsen, S. Haddock, j. 'WaW1sh, L. Peterson, B. Eshel man, L. Gunther. ROW 4: L. Jensen, K. Wolfgram, L. Bodily, S. Campbell, P. Ambrose F. Lewis, T. Cullen. OFFICERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT-joan Dudgeon, Accompanistg Betty Rowley, Secretary, STANDING-Brett Eshelman, Vice President, Fred Lewis, President. Practice assures perfection 112 Se 4 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Evans, M. Transtrum, K. Givens, I. Fair C Miller, A. Beeson. ROW 2: R. McKay, S. Marshall, T. Mitchell Rowley, A. Evans, M. Vieselmeyer. ROW 3: B. M2LI'Sl'1a1l, G- 511161-ii Stover, S. Crossman, C. Brooks, J. Dudgeon. ROW 4: J. Pavelec, S. sen, S. Fisher, D. Roberts, S. Smith, O. Loirridge. MIXED CH OR S The Mixed Chorus has completed an eventful year under the leadership of director Phil Peterson. The choir participated in several concerts, programs and assembliesg and also took part in the S. R. V. Music Festival. Late in December the chorus visited the State House and sang in the rotundag the group also sang on the Bonnie Wallis show the same day. That night they presented the annual Christmas Program. The spring's activities included participating in the District III Music Festival and presenting the annual Spring Concert. 113 banks, S. Leini G. Van Kome nger, 7 n, B. , N. Ambrose, S. Whittaker, D. Morten- DIRECTOR Mr. Peterson Janice Grant, Jeanie Gardner, Vicki Mangum J V CHEERLEADERS By attending all the games and Working hard to boost school spirit, the 1965-66 cheerleaders have done a good job of representing the student body. They were in charge of all the pep assemblies and the Bishop Kelly parade as Well as making pep signs. A new style of cheerleading was added this year in the form of splits and cartwheels. These Were practiced three mornings a Week under the guidance of Mr. Williams and presented at the first basketball game. This added a lot to the girls style of cheering. Here the cheerleaders would like to express their thanks to all the students who participated in school activities and helped to make the year more successful. Jeanie Gardner, Janice Grant, Vicki Mangurn - 5g,,m,x,,:z,::mm- '- 1 W W . W r .n,. . Carolyn Lenton, Kitty Conner, Polly Ambrose, Teresa Mitchell, janet Sales VARSITY CHEERLEA DERS Carolyn Lenton, Kitty Conner, Polly Ambrose, Teresa Mitchell, janet Sales ff KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Hansen, J. Caward, K. Lacy, G. Adams, J. Walsh, G. Anderson, N. Lovan, P. Hansen, D Ward C Canning. STANDING: T. Farnum, J. Gosse, S. Schmitt, C. Fuller, T. Dobaran, B. Ouderkirk, V. Rich, M. Gray S Marshall, L. Benham, N. Walker, K. Porter, B. Barker. WA RRI ORE TTES SEATED: Miss Jennings, adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Evans, Captain, Verla Rich, Co-Captain, Susan Marshall, S ecretary-Treasurer. The Meridian High School Drill Team was made up of fifty junior and Senior girls. Under the direc- tion of Anita Evans as captain, Verla Rich as co-captain, secretary Susan Marshall, and adviser, Miss Jennings , the team presented their drills at the half time of football and basketball games. They also participated in Ontario's Winter Wonderland Parade as well as in the Fairyland Parade , Where they received a plaque for an excellent performance. They also partici- pated in marching contests in New Plymouth and Boise, where they were in the large team division. During the summer the team members held cooked food sales and car washes to send Anita and Verla to Reno, Where they attended a drill team work-shop. Many new ideas were gained there that helped to make this year's drills different and more entertaining. KNYEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Stover, B. Rowley, K. Crisp, B. Biggers, I. Samuelson, K. Brown, C. johnson L. Lenton, B. Frost, P. Bowers, P. McGoldrick. STANDING: J. Kirtley, C. Boyack, L. Lamm, D. Stevens, M. Moyle, S. McDowell, L. Golightly, M. White, S. Crossman, T. Roam, A. Evans. IIZARRI ORE TTES PUT YOUR LITTLE FOOT! STICK 'EM UP! PRACTICE TIM.E AGAIN! pmmww mm-'f,mmm1mmwmm,m.w ...www ,,,.,.m....-...- f-A w............w...W . .... WITTIEST Galan Merrill Suzy Kerr MISS BEST GIRL PALS janet Fairbanks Kay Givens HARDEST WORKERS Corinne Ostroot Wayne Mittleider MHS Teresa Mitchell FACULTY FAVORITES Mr. Fricke Mis. Poteet MOST SPIRITED Gary Felt Polly Ambrose 2 , , BEST BOY PALS Bruce Tebbs Gary Felt K r T , S ,N , f X' l 1 M . 151-'ff My , iw ,v,:, rams SEM ' if A ,N C 5 - -ZL fix-'rf :J my A:,k,,,:. A kk ff! K . , lf 5. gf: ji:-gf .,k,. - K mu, 1' c if ,k,L, , ,, L--, S 7 g I-5.g,:. 3 K 11, 7 ' Q . - ,--4: ,x r jxj f,-3, :I .:5...g:gf rg ' gsffrlemjz -,1L,- .. .. . -, 'L ' f - V ,-5 I aa J:-.1 4 -1,-'eff-' eff: MOST ATHLETIC Russ Poole Polly Ambrose MR. MHS Wayne Mittleider CUTEST COUPLE Teresa Mitchell Pat Pulliam George Gress Teresa Mitchell MOST TALENTED Caroline Brooks Robert Donahue HOMECOMING '65 This year's homecoming events, the best, naturally, in MHS history, includ- ed a th und e r i ng pep rally and a colorful parade with fourteen floats , and was topped off with a smashing33-19 victory over theWeiser Wolverines. During the halftime, co-captains Russ Poole and Gordon DeWaard crowned pretty, blonde janet Sales as the 1965-66 homecoming queen. janet then presented the Art Club With the trophy for lst place in the float competition. The S e rv i c e Club and M Club tied for second place. A very successful dance at the beautifully decorated school gym followed the game, with Catch Us If You Can as the theme. MHS MARCHING BAND A RT CLUB FLOAT BAND FLOAT Y-TEENS FLOAT LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Hansen, Corinne Ostroot, jerry Tanner, Kitty Conner, Teresa Mitchell, Caroline Brooks janet Sales,Polly Ambrose, Shirl Warrick, Linda Chesmut, Rosie Pitman, jerrene Tomkinson, Sue Stover QUEEN JANE T HARVEST BALL Q EE f POLLY HARVEST BALL COURT LEFT TO RIGHT5 Terrye Farnum, junior Classg Polly Ambrose, Senior Classg Janice Grant, Sophomore Classy Sheri Smith, Meridian jr. High. By penny vote of the student body, sparkling brown haired, blue-eyed Polly Ambrose was chosen Harvest Ball Queen for 1965 at the annual Harvest Ball, sponsored by Future Farmers of America. She was crowned at the dance intermission by Wayne Schuyler and was given a bouquet of red roses. Polly is also our vivacious Yell Queen this year. TIP- OFF KITTY Kitty Conner, a popular Senior, sponsored by M. Club was crowned Tip-Off Queen of 1965 by captain Gary johnson during the half time of the Boise High-Meridian game. She received a gift and a dozen red roses. Kitty was selected by pop- ular vote of the student body and reigned graciously over the De Molay dance which followed her Coronation. Tip-Off Queen Candidates, Left to Right, ROW 1, C. Irving, P. Mc- Goldrick, T. Mitchell, K. Conner, P. Bowers, W. Burnett. ROW 2: L. Lenton, B. Frost, C. johnson, V. Rich, S. Marshall, J. Fairbanks Blythe Spirit was chosen for the fall all-school play of 1966. The play is an improbable farce in three acts about an English author, his wife, and his dear departed previous wife. The events that followed the return of the deceased wife, kept the audience in gales of laughter. The play was directed by Mr. Goodwin, and Caroline Brooks was Student Director. The cast members were: Charles Condomine-Steve Mikesell, Ruth- Peggy McKnight, Elvira-judee Fisher Madam Arcari-Melanie York, Edith- Donna Stevens, Dr. Bradman-Rick Bowman, and Mrs. Bradman-Marilyn Moyle PLA YS LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy McKnight, judee Fisher Rick Bowman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy McKnight, Melanie York Marilyn Moyle , Rick Bowman. One of the best loved Christmas programs is that which includes a scene from the book The Bird's Christmas Carol. This is a heart-warming story of the very poor Ruggles children who are invited to Christmas dinner at the home of rich and kindly Carol Bird. This is a joyous occasion for them. The actors portrayed anticipation, joy and fullfillment in the play, blended with a touch of pathos and a sublime faith in God. '- ' F F' lil!! 7 TOURNAMENT Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian Meridian DISTRICT Mountain Home 58 Capital 48 Borah 64 STATE Pocatello 72 Caldwell 83 Warriors accept District Runner-up Trophy Warriors meet Caldwell QStatej 125 K , 6 is do b SEIUTUMBER 3, Jerome Qtherej 7, School starts 10, Nyssa Ctherej 17, Vale fherej 24, Payette Qherej Hungry boys ? A E 1 V X x Three S one for the Juniors! The J-Vees parade through town jerry Tanner on FHA float. OCTUBER l. Vallivue ftherej 8. Ontario Ctherej 9. Invitational Debate 15. 1965 Homecoming Weiser Loses Debate Plays 20. Mountain Home fherej 22. Choir Concert 26. Emmett ftherej 29. won SRV DECEMBER All School Play Blithe Spirit Boise fherej Tip Off Borah fherej Service Club Awards Football Banquet Bishop Kelly Qtherej Bishop Kelly fherej Christmas Program Christmas Assembly Christmas Formal Capital ftherej Ung-gah-wa' ' We're the Champs JANUARY Emmett ftherej Vale ftherej Vallivue Qtherej End of Semester Payette ftherej Nyssa fherej Midwinter Band Concert Black Snake Debate fPocatel1oJ Ontario ftherej Mighty Seniors Challenge the Faculty King of Hearts--Russ Poole Spirited ? Doesn 't Richard Lucas make a pretty cheerleader ? FEBRUARY 4. Vale fhereb 5. Weiser fherej SRV Debate 11. Payette fhereb Y-Teen King of Hearts Dance 12. Nyssa ftherej 18. Vallivue fhereb 19. Ontario fherej 25-26. Basketball Tournament Sup erman --Pat Brown APRIL Good Friday Vacation District Music Festival Service Club Senior Dinner ISU Concert Band Regional Music Festival CBurleyJ A hop, skip, and a jump MARCH 4-5. District Basketball Tournament 5. Declamation at Meridian 10- 11. State Basketball 11-12. District Debate at Caldwell 19. SRV Declamation COntarioj Hagler G johnson Win for Meridian MAY 7. District Track 10. Spring Band Concert 14. Regional Track 21. State Tennis 81 Track 23. Baccalaureate 23. Graduation 27. End of School Steve Mikesell State Student Council President Donna Stevens State FHA President 130 WS HO ORS f wwf I 1+ 2 '5 -.,-L ,-- ,, S fs - 5m.,,,,., . ts,- wk +1 G-fr-fwwvw' nf:-as so ' vf'f ' --,:g35g5:.g.Q-sg. .4 .1 n : we f- 'WY . 1: QQ! if . v,-n QT- ee C S l A Sne 2 C ' .-qggsf f x-A fgff 'l , ,. ,.., Z ff f b - .' , M ' f JM- ' Y -A f S , , . -- H f, few ' - t- S v ..,. , .. , - ,. . f. Qe 'o f 'i' f-sill, ' -- '-- ,. --'- f X f ff ' l - . '- - ,.s z-fd-49:- 4. m H H:--lm , .5,M.,o fx.- I f ... wggkf .Ye , P- Q.. Q 5:11 W , . : , 1 'ffjig,,,S5 Sf,.Z'g-11,,l3S1i-,!, -4 . 'EIW 11-Wt'l'mk E,e. - f- l Sf sw, 1' V 2 ,. C If 'Q :':Jy.i5J'-5-5-gffi:-..:1'.-'ff '.. l W -,- AJ, .f l-1 V ' 'LT N? 'V 1 - Y5Qv?,-Q:Q 3I:'flff Q' .f. 5' 'fu , ' ' ' do Russ Poole All-Am erican Gordon DeWaard All-State Football l A i All-State Music Choir--Sandy Crossman, Carole McFadden, Brett Eshelman, not pictured-Linda Jensen. Band-- Corinne Ostroot, Bill Cox. IW H O OR ROLL FIRST QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Clarence Bolen, Cathy Canning, Teresa Mitchell, Hall Rossow Jerry Tanner. Honors: Linda Allford, Gay Lynn Anderson, Polly Ambrose, Reid Bowen, Lynne Benham, Wannie Burnet, Caroline Brooks, Kathy Brown, Fred Brum- ble, Garianne Benson, Sandra Crossman, Kim Cherry, Bill Cox, Gordon DeWaard, Judy Doores, Bob Donahue, Anita Evans, Bonnie Frost, Janet Fairbanks, Kay Givens, Rickie Harris, Jeannette Howard, Gary Johnson, Calleen Johnson, Alan Jensen, Robert Jossis, Jill Kirtley, LaRee Lenton, Ember Loveland, Paula McGoldrick, Susan Mar- shall, Marilynn Moyle, Peggy McKague, Corinne Ostroot, Lana Patterson, Russ Poole, Rosie Pitman, Val Rich, Verla Rich, Teryl Roam, Steve Ras- mussen, Kent Rupp, Vicki Sigman, Frank Thoma- son, Skip Wood, Shirley Warrick, Ken Ward. JUNIORS ig?st Honors: Gale Doores, Jack Peavey, Terry c . Xx, NO l . 'X .Yi-Ionors: Pat Brown, Anita Brumble, Lou Ann Bodily, U Sheila Carpenter, Joan Dudgeon, Brett Eshelm ,,- Alice es, Janette Gosse, Janice Grego Mike ,Z agle , I ,a Haddock, Charles Hahn, enny -'arbara HansQQDianna James, Kent Johnson, yd.ney 'Kigler, Carolyn Lenton, Judy McKinney, Jim McFarland, Patty McKay, Linda McPherson, Steve Mikesell, Richard McKay, Brent Nielson, Sondra Owens, Kay Porter, Lahna Peter- so enn Rossfkhn Snodgrass, Gene Stucki, Judy Samue son, Phil Volkman, Darwi rs Charlene Wimpy. SOPHOMORES Highest Honors: Lynda Berrey, Theresa Hahn, Judy Nelson, Carol Skinner, Barbara Schutte. Honors: Mary Berryman, Mary Jo Byers, Janet Bush, Don Berry, Connie Coleman, Diane Creason, Sandra Creason, Colin Carpenter, Regina Cowman, Pam Erwin, Janice Grant, Terryl Gillen, Judy No- ble, Lynn Roberts, Sherry Rupp, Darla Stikes, Larry Wallgren, Melanie York. SECOND QUARTER SENIORS Highest Honors: Polly Ambrose, Clarence Bolen, Cathy Canning, Bill Cox, Janet Fairbanks, Jeannette Howard, Robert Jossis, LaRee Lenton, Teresa Mitchell, Verla Rich, Hal Rossow, Jerry Tanner. Honors: Linda Allford, Gay Lynn Anderson, Reid Bowen, Caroline Brooks, Kathy Brown, Donna Bar- ker, Lynne Benham, Garianne Benson, Fred Brum- ble, Wannie Burnet, Kim Cherry, Linda Chesnut, Kitty Conner, Sandra Crossman, Gordon DeWaard, Bob Donahue, Judy Doores, Anita Evans, Gary Felt, Judee Fisher, Bonnie Frost, Janice Fuller, Kay Givens, Lois Grant, Patty Gunderson, Ricky Harris, Cindy Irving, Alan Jensen, Calleen Johnson, Gary Johnson, Ember Loveland, Susan Marshall, Mari- lynn Moyle, Paula McGoldrick, Peggy McKague, Corinne Ostroot, Lana Patterson, Rosie Pitman, Russ Poole, Marcine Quenzer, Steve Rasmussen, Val Rich, Teryl Roam, Kent Rupp, Lyle Sample, Donna Stevens, Rita Tulloch, Ken Ward, Skip Wood. JUN1oRs Highest Honors: Lou Ann Bodily, Gale Doores, Joan Dudgeon, Janice Gregory, Sydney Koegler, Judy McKinney, Sondra Owen, Lahna Peterson, Kay Porter, Terry Rich, Margaret Ann Transtrum. Honors: Gwen Adams, Jackie Agee, Nancy Am- brose, Pat Brown, Anita Brumble, Sheila Carpen- ter, Joyce Caward, Alice Estes, John Elliot, Terrye Farnum, Jim Gates, Ted Gibson, Janette Go se, isteenia I-laa Sandra Haddock, ik-e' CharlesH n, Terry Hardin, Mari ee 1 , Dianna James, Dennis Jones, Carolyn Lenton, Carleen Loveland, Rick Luke, Steve Mikesell, Kathy McDonald, Jim McFarland, Patty McKay, Richard McKay, Linda McPherson, Brent Nielson, Jack Peavey Sharla Roam Judy Samuelson, John Snodgrass, Gene Stucki, Norma Tulloch, Bill Vaughn, Phil Volkman, Nedra Walker, ,Darwin Makers- S OPHOMORES Highest Honors: Lynda Berry, Theresa Hahn, Judy Nelson, Barbara Schutte. 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Hwy. 30 Meridian Phone 888-'2026 Stop and Shop At MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER Best Service at-Meridian Drug Center BQ THURSTON'S VARIETY Congratulations Class 66 lst Grade Gas fo 70 24 Hour Self service 2, ca - Eaqfag ECOIN-O-MATIC GAS ci-L cb fqjicg Phone 888-1103 lst 8 Idaho St' ' I hz-6 Meridian, Idaho 7 , Congratulations Class of 66 T. V. AND RADIO SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 SNACK SHACK Owners-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Osborne 131 East Carlton, Phone 888-1135 James A. Weast jr. Phone 888-2562 WJQYIW ' I 9 QFhCIIX m1LII: GRATULAUTZQO jp! Authorized Zenith Dealer II L utethe iw, 01 I WJ I I -ARD VIII cord o Qt' rx J WU GOLDEN WHEEL I W ,I ...Qs ,IQ 7 Th Drive In Where our business 3521 gb e Y and of the is appreciated. LJ L go 1 Staffs of Mana-Ha-Sa Stop by and see us soon! jg! and Warhoop Highway 30 Between Boise and Meridian 7015 FAIRVIEW AVENUE PHONE 375-1600 , bl News TIMES CARPET AND LINOLEUM CENTER BOISE, IDAHO Ray Pack, Ph. R. Meridian Phone 888-4415 Idaho RICE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Watch Repair-Cosmetics -Film -Jewelry School Supplies Good luck, Warriors Always Good Service At - MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER KING'S AUTO REPAIR Tune-ups - Brakes Retail Distributing Yards Complete Overhauls Phone 939-9726 Route ifl Eagle, idaho BESTWAY PARTRIDGE ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON Aluminum Carports and Patios I Phone 388-2177 Meridian, Idaho wx 521 E. Third Street Meridian, Idaho PAUL'S CONOCO Paul McKague Tires -Batteries -Accessories Washing-Polishing-Lubrication Motor Tune-up-Brake Service Motor Cleaning The Best Car Care Anywhere Plus Gold Strike Stamps Phone 888-3379 907 East lst Meridian ' R 1 t Q f f A, A YTD Mjkccvfi -fight iiLZlw1 Lf 7V 'R , ' . ' ,Plfwrfw WI J. L. TOWNE OIL COMPANY MERIDIAN TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR Phone 888-2861 First and Last at MERIDIAN DRUG CENTER I DEX Abbott, Lee 21 Adams, Carl 59,71 Adams, Gwen 49,69,116 Agee, jackie 49,76,108 Aldape , Sherrie 59,68 , 72 Aldrich, Pete 59,91,95 Allen, jess 57,96 Allford, Diana 59,68,75,76,79, 105 Allford, Linda 21,46,76, 103 Ambrose, Nancy 48,49,69,74,79, 97,98,107,113 Ambrose, Polly 21,46,68,74,79, 97,98,103,104,105,107,112,114, 118, 119, 120, 122 Anderson, Denny 49 Anderson, Gay Lynn 21,46,69, 116 Anderton, Mary Ellen 59, 108 Armfield, Herb 49 Armstrong, Gary 49,77,83,96,98 Aschenbrenner, Kenny 59,73 Austin, nene 59,68,72,74,79,105, 107 Bailey, Marsha 16,21,69,78 Bailey, Richard 2 1 Barker, Barbara 49,69, 79,116 Barker, Donna 16,21 Barker, Mr. E. R. Uoej 6,15,16 Barnes, David 45 Barr, David 49,96,98 Bass, Gwen 16,22 Bassett, Leah 49 Beach, Malcolm 22,96 Beeson, Annette 49,70,78,113 Bell, jim 59,73,79,84,96 Bell, Phil 49 ,,74,79, 103, 107, 108 Benham, Lynne 16,22 ,46, 69, 79, 116 Benson, Garianne 22,46,69, 109 Berrey, Lynda 64, 111 Berry, Dan 59 Berryman, Mary 59, 68 , 111 Biggers, Barbara 49,69 Biggers, Sandra 22,69, 76, 78,117 Birch, Robert 22,73 Blake, Sally 59,68,76 Bobo, Mrs. Evelyn 16 Bodily, Lou Ann 49,74, 112 Bolen, Christine 64 Bolen, Clarence 16,22,46,74,104 105 Bolen, Ron 96 Borders, jack 22 , 17 Borup, Dean 59 Bosworth, Nancy 23,69 Bowen, Reid 23,46,71,79,97,98 Bower, Denise 23 Bower, Max 59,76,77 J Bowers, Pamela 23 , 69 , 76 , 79, 112 , 117 Bowman, Rick 23,71,77,79,103, 107, 124 Boyack, Carol 16,23,64,70,72, 75, 79, 117 Boyd, Greg 59,95 Boyd, Lynn 23 , 77 Boyd, Steven 23,98 Brecks, Ron 59 Branvold, Mr. james W. 6,16 Breitenstein, Conrad 57 Britton, Cherry 59,68, 76,109,110 Bromet, Mr. john C. 7 Bronson, Morris 24 Bronson, Randy 59 Brooks, Caroline 15,20,24,46,68, 74,75,78,79,97,98, 103, 105, 106, 113,119,120 Brooks, Richard 59 Brown, Kathy 24, 70, 72,75,76, 103, 107, 117 Brown, Patrick 15,48,49,79,83, 96,98 Brown, Mr. William W. 7,77 Brurnble, Anita 49, 112 Brumble, Fred 24 Brumble, Reid 59 Brunn, Bob 49,77,79,89,90,96, 97,98 , 109 Brunn, Dave 59,71,79,91,97,98 Buchanan, Vicki 24,69,72 Buck, james 49,96 Burnet, Wannie 24,69,76,77,79, 123 Bush, Janet 59,68,97 Byerly, Roger 59,84,91,96 Byers, Mary jo 58, 59, 68,70,72, 79 Byrne, Kathy 49,69, 70,72 Calhoun, Warren 59 Campbell, Sylvia 24,69,75,112 , 97 Canning, Cathy 16,24,46,69,79, 116 Cantrell, Bill 64 Carpenter, Colin 59, 79, 96 Carpenter, Mark 49 , 71, 75 Carpenter, Sheila 49,69 Carr, Lonnie 59,64,96 Caward, Joyce 50,68 , 70, 72 , 79, 116 Chastain, Connie 59,68, 107 Chastain, Linda 17,25,69,74,78, 111 Chancy, Roy 57 Cherry, Kim 25,108,109,110 Cherry, Mr. Phil 7,108 Cherry, Ryan 59,95 Chestnut, Linda 25,69, 70,72, 76, 79, 120 Clarkson, Gary 25,77 Claxon, Mr. john E. 7 Clegg, Dan 59,96 Clemens, Floyd 59 Cleverly, Tom 59 Cluff, jack 59,71 Cottrell, Mr. Emmett 17 Coleman, Connie 59, 68,70, 72 ,79 Coltrin, Dottie 59,68,109 Coltrin, Larry 25,75,97,109 Cone, Tauan 25 Cone, Vikke 59,68 Conner, Doug, 59,84,95 Conner, Kitty 25,46,79,98, 114, 120, 123 Cook, Ronald 50 Cook, Terry 60,84,91,96,97 Cooper, Gordon 97 Corn, Marilyn 60,68 Couzens, Mrs. Lois M. 8,78 Cowman, Regina 64,68 Cox, Bill 25,46,7l,74,79, 102, 103,105,106,108,109,110,130 Cripe, David 60 Crisp, Kathy 50,117 Crisp, Kenneth 57 Crosby, Roy 50 Crosby, Vincent 60,91 Crossman, Sandra 26,46,69,75,7 79, 113 , 130 Cullen, Tim 60,84,91,95,112 Crawford, Larry 50,71 Creason, Diane 60,68,79,97 Creason, Sandra 69,68,97 Cullum, Bill 45,71 Cunningham, Tom 50,112 Cushing, Sharon 50,69,76,79, 103 Darrow, Dale 16,57 Davis, Donald 26,72 V Davis, Mary 50,68,70,79,108, 110 Day, Ina 60,68 De Waard, Gordon 26,46,78,79, 82,98,96,98,130 Dobaran, Christina 50,116 Dodge, La Mar 64 Dokka, john-,57 ,. Donahue, Bob 26,78, 119 Doores, Gale 15,50,71,76,79,83 Doores, Judy 16,26,68,70,76,79 Doughty, Mike 60,91 Doughty, Peggy, 57 Dugeon, Joan 4s,s0,6s,70,74,79, 112 , 113 Duncan, Nancy 16,26,69,112 Dusek, john 26,77,79,98,96 Ekwortzel, Bert 50,73,83,96,98 Ellinsohn, Kathleen 60,68,72 Elliot, john 26 Elliott, john 50 Ellis, Elaine 60,68,70,97, 109, 110 Ellis, Linda 27,68,70 Elsass, Darla 69,68 , 76, 77 Elsass, Linda 50, 69, 72 , 79,103 Engel, Ralph 60,73,84,96 Erwin, Pam 60,68,79 Eshelman, Brett 50,78, 107, 112, 130 Estes, Alice 50,69, 109, 110 Evans, Anita 27,7O,75,113,116, 117 Evans, Karen 57,69 Evans, Pauline 50, 69, 103, 113 Evans, Robert 60,112 Everist, Connie 60,68,79 Everist, Rex 27,75,94,98 95 Johnson, Scott 61, 74, 84, 96 Ewing, John 15,58,60,79,84,91 Ewing, Ken 50,88,109 Fairbanks, Janet 27,69, 70,72, 113, 118,123,416 Fairbanks, Wayne 60,108 Farnurn, Terrye 16,50,69,75,76, 79,116,122 ' Felt, Gary 20,27,71,82,96,98, 118,119 Fields, Fields , Fisher, 124 Fisher , Fisher, Flock, Flynn , France Frasier Cindy 51 Patricia 60 , as , 72 , 75,1 107 Judee 27,69,74,46,75,78, Kathy 60,68,70,79 Susan 31,69,79,113 Paula 27,69,78 Margie 27,69 , Dale 57 , Mike 60 Frasier, Sherrill 28,69, 109 Fricke, Mr. Omar W. 8,71,75,11 Frost, Bonnie 28,46,68,75,117, 123 Frost, Lee 60,91 Fry, Larry 57,96 , Fuehrer, Ronald 51,108,110 Fuller, Jack 28,71,78 Fuller, Janice 28,46,69,70,72, 79 Fuller, Karen 51,116 Fuller, Ted 51,71 Gann, Jack 28 Gardner, Jeanie 60,68,70,72,79, 114 Garrison, Norman 28, 75 , 77 Gass, Robert 28 Gates , Gerke , Jim 51,89,90,94,98 Wanda 28 Gibson, Cathy 51,68,111 Gibson Gibson , Myrna 51,76 , Ted 51,98 Gillen, Terryl 60,68,70,72 Gillespie, Jerry 29 Gillespie, Mark 51,71 Gipe, Dorothy 17,51,69 QMrs. R. Austinj Givens 118 , Kay 29,47,69,70,72,113 Golightly, D ennis 60 , 73 Golightly, La Rue 29,69, 117 Gooch, Richard 51 Goodwin, Mr. can E. 8,75, 107 Gosse, Janette 51,116 Graham, Linda 60,68 Grant, Janice 60, 68, 69, 72 ,79, 114, 122 Grant, Jean 60, 68, 111 Grant, Jim 29,71,79,89, 90, 98 Grant, Lois 16,29,68,79 Grant, Robert 60,95 Gray, Marlene 51,69,75,79,116 Green, Gilbert 17,29 Gregory, Janice 15,48,51,68,70, 75,79 .QrQSBHL.PxOlJ.f:rL,?9, 103 ,,lQZ,. Gregory, Steven 5'11837f96, 98 Gress, George 15, 17,2O,29,47, 71,78,79,94,98, 119 8 J Grigg, Mike 60 Gunderson, Gregory 60 , 81, 103 Gunderson, Pa1:ricia 16 , 3 1 , 69, 76 Gunther La 60 91,96, 112 3 Haddock, Sandra 51,69,112 Hadley, Margaret 60, 68, 78 Hagler, Mike 51,71,75,79,89, 90,98 Hahn, Charlie 51,88,90,94 Hahn, Theresa 61,68,70,72,79 Hale, Wesley 57,94 Hall, Bill 30,73 Hansen, Barbara 51,79,116 Hansen, Peggy 30, 68 , 75 , 77, 79, 116,120 Hansen, Penny 52, 79, 97, 103,104, 105 Hardin, Jacqueline 61, 68 Hardin, Terry 57 Harmon, Lowell 61 Harmon, Sandi 30,69 Harp, Gregory 30,82 Harris, Joy 61,68,76,79,111 Harris, Rickie 30 Hart, Gary 52 Hazen, Gary 64,96 Heaney, Mr. Donald S. 8,73 Herridge, Roy 57,83,96,98 Herther, Mike 61 Hiemstra, John 61,84 Higgenson, Dan 65 Hill, Eloise 30,69 Hill, Louise 16, 52, 76 Hill, Maridee 16,52,76 Hill, Steven 61,95 Hiller, Janet 61,68,78 Hiller, Jerry 52 Hodges, Clyne31,71,79,94,98 Hodges, Earl 61,73 Hogan, Judy 57 Holloway, Daniel 61,84,95 Holmes, Howard 61 Howard, Jeanette 31,47,69,70, 72,76,79 Howard, Patrick 45 Howell, Donald 64, 108,61 Howerton, Ron 31 Hoyle, Rick 61,79,84,91,96 Hudson, Miss Mary 9, 72 Hunter, David 61, 109 Hunter, Jonathan 61,71,84,91 Ireland, Leona 61,68 Irving, Cindy 31,69,76,77,79, 123 Jackson, Jim 31 James, Diana, 52,76 Jenkins, Melvin 64 Jennings, Miss Lydia K. 9,70,76, 116 Jensen, Alan 45 Jensen, Keith 57,78 Jensen, Linda 31,74,105, 112, 130 Jerome, Kenneth 61, 109,95 Jerome, Gary 52,73 Jessen, La Mar 52 John, Dallas 52,73 Johnsmeyer, Richard 31, 71 Johnson, Calleen 31,47,68,69, I 74,104, 105,117,123 Johnson, Gary 32,47,82,88,90, 98,106,96 Johnson, Kent 52,98 Johnson, Richard 61, 78,84, 91 , Johnson, Steve 61,73,84,96 Jones, Dennis 52,74,75,79,83, 98, 102, 103, 107, 96 Jones, Susan 32,69, 107 Jones, Tony 61 Jordan, Timothy 57 Josephson, Daren 61 Josephson, Randy 32 Jossis, Larry 61,96 Jossis, Robert 32 , 47, 74, 78 , 94, 98,82,96, 104,105,106 Kelly, James 32,73,78 Kellogg, Rich 52,96 Kennedy, Karen 32 Kent, Warren 52, 108 Kerr, Suzy 32,69, 118 Kimbrell, Mr. Donald 9 Kindelberger, Harry 61 , 71,84, 90,96,98 King, Kenny 61 Kinney, Denny 52,79,83,96,98 Kipper, John 61,73 Kipper, Lawrence 32,82,98 Kirtley, Jill 33,70,117 Kline, Dave 61 Knight, Eddie 61,73 Knudsen, Jim 52 Koegler, Sydney 52,77 Kuenzli, Larry 61 Lacy, Kaye 52,69,116 La May, Laura 33,69 Lamm, Rick 61,71,74,97,107 Lamm, Linda 16,33,69,74,79, 104, 105 Land, Steve 57 Landreth, Randy 61,73 Langley, Stella 33 , 69, 70, 72 , 103 Lantz, Vickee 52 Larson, Vicke 51, 68, 74, 107 Leach, Beth 64,68 Leatherman, Terry 61,84 Lee, Gerald 61,73,84 Leighton, Randy 52 Leininger, Sandra 52,72 , 113 Lenhardt, Janis 33, 108 Lenton, Carolyn 53, 68 ,74,78, 79,98, 107, 115 Lenton, La Ree 15,17,33,47,68, 74,78,106,107, 117,123 Lenzi, Mike 53,71,94 Lewis, Fred 53,71,89,90,94,112 Lindley, Dale 61 Link, Dave 53 Little, Jesse 62,73 Littleton, Rickey 33,71,84,98, 96 Littleton, Rocky 58,62,96 Lloyd, Mr. Edwin A. 3, 97, 98 Loiridgde, Olive 53, 113 Lopez, Doug 53 Lovan, Connie 62 , 68 , 79, 97 Lovan, Nancy 53,69,75,79,103, 116 Loveland, Carleen 53,112 Loveland, Ember 33,47,69,70,72 74,77,,102, 103,112 Lowe, Mr. Wesley L. 1O,79,82, 96 Lukas, Richard 17,53 Luke, Rick 53,71,89,90,108, 109 Lysinger, Mr. Keith L. 10 Mahler, Norman 53,73 Mahler, Patricia 62 , 68 , 70 , 72 , 79 Mallard, Eugene 57,79,83,96,98 Manchester, Marlene 62 Mangtun , Vicki 62 , 68, 70 , 72 , 79, 114 Mark, Charles 62,71,74,75,84, 107,96 Marshall, Mrs. Bessie 17,72 Marshall, Bruce 62,84,91, 113,96 Marshall, Gwen 62 Marshall, john 53,79,96 Marshall, judy 62 ,68 Marshall, Susan 34,47,69,70,72, 79,113, 116, 123 Martell, Rick 25,77 Marz, Lloyd 54 Merrill, Galan1,35,71,78,79, 98 , 118 Metzger, Chuck 64,74,84,95 Middleton, Robert 64 Middleton, Roberta 62 Mikesell, Steve 15,54,74,75,78, 79,83,98, 107,130 Miller, Carol 54,72,113 Miller, julia 35 Miller, Kent 54 Miller, Patricia 54 Mitchell, Bob 35 Mitchell, Teresa 35,47,79,97, 98,113,115,118,119,120,123 Mittleider, Wayne 15,35,47,71, 74,78,79,82,96,97,98, 105, 106, 118,119 Mittleider, Gary 62,71,84,98,96, 97 Montgomery, Susan 54,76 Moore, Carter 64 Moore, Gary 35 Moore, Richard 54 Moore, Sherry 25,69 Morfeld, Karen 17,35,69,78,111 Morgan, john 62,97,98, 112 Morgan, Melinda 35,69,70 Morriss, Mary jo 57 Mortensen, Dan 54,79,97,94, 113 Moser, Mary 62 Moser, Peggy 35,69 Moss, Larry 62,74,84,96, 107 Moyle, Dan 62,73,91,95 Moyle, Marilynn 35,47,75,117, 124 Murgoitio, Chris 62 Muffley, Dick 62,71,74,97, 107, 95 J Muller, Mrs Marjorie 10 McAdams, john 53, 75 , 77, 78 McArthur, jane 34 McCarthy Dennis 34 McDonald, Karen 62 , 68 , 78 McDonald, Kathy 53,72,78 McDonald, Tom 53,71,98 McDowell, Shirley 17,34,69, 117 McFadden, Carole 34, 68 , 74, 75, 76,78,107,112,130 McFarland, Jim 53,79,s3,94,96, 98 McGill, Mike 62,75,84,96 McGoldrick, Paula 20,34,69, 75, 79,117,123,47 McGraw, johnny 62,91 McKague, Peggy 34,69 McKay Patty 48,53,68,72,74,78, 79, 102 , 103 McKay Peggy 48,53,68,79, 111 McKay, Richard 53 , 73, 89, 90, 94, 113 McKinney, judy 53 McKnight, Peggy 57, 107, 124 McMillan, Mrs. Belle 17 McNeff, jim 62,73,84,96 McPherson, Ellen 34,69 McPherson, Linda 53 Nelson, james 57 Nelson, judy 62,111 Nelson, Robert 64 Nelson, Ron 54 Nesbitt, jenita 54,69,75,79 Newell, Dave 62 , 79,84,95 Neumann, Mr. Carl 17 Nichols, Bob 62,84,96 Nichols, Patti 36,69,76 Nichols, Robert 62 Nicolaus, Charles 54,75 Nicolaus, Coralee 62,68, 111 Nielsen, Brent 54, 83 , 96, 98 Nielsen, Mr. Miltonj. 10 Noble, judy 62,68,72,79, 105, 111 ' Novak, Jeff 62,73 Oldham, Gail17,54,71,79,102, 103 Olson, Gary 62 , 73 , 95 Osiroot, Corinne 36, 46 , 69, 74 , 79 , 102 ,103,108,109,118, 120, 130 Ouderkirk, Becky 54,69,70',72, 79, 116 Owsley, Ricky 62 Owen, Sondra 57,69 Padgett, Paul 36 Page, Ricky 62 Page, Valeta 62,68,111 Palmer, Steve 36,77 Parsels, Nancy 54,69,79 Partridge, Kay 62,68 Patterson, Bill 64,73 Patterson, Lana 37,47 Patterson, Doris, 16,17,37,78 Patterson, Paula 54 Paul, Mrs. Dorothy 16 Paul, Mike 63,73 Paulin, jerry 57 Pauly, janet 63, 68,111 Paustian, Linda 63,68 Paustian, Lois 37 Pavelec, jerre 63,75,79,84,91, 95, 113 Payne, justan 37,71,73,82 Payne, Mrs. Laura 16 Peavey, jack 54,71,96 Perkins, Mr. Bob 11,88,94,98 P aye..54, 78 ,111 Peterman, Terry 63,73 Peterson, Arlene 63,68,72,74,79 Peterson, Gerald 45 Peterson, jack 63,84 Peterson, Lahna 54, 68 , 72 , 74, 79, 104, 105, 112 Peterson, Mr. Philip E. 11, 113 Phillips, Linda 54 Pitkin, Terry 15,58,63,75,84,96 Pitman, Rosie 37,69,70,72,79, 120 Poole, Russ 37,78,82,88,90, 119, 98,47,96,130 Porter, Kay 55,69,70,71,79,116 Porter, Liz 63,68,79,97 Poteet, Mrs. Margaret 11,78,79, 118 Power, Benny 55,108,110 Potts, Arlan 37,71,78,108,109, 110 Prall, Phyllis 63,68,111 Priddy, Bruce 57 Pritchett, Mrs. Agnes, 17 Pulliam, Pat 37,71,82,89,90,98, 94, 119 Putman, Dennis 38,71,77 Quenzer, Marcine 38, 111 Ragsdale, Terry 63,68 Raynor, Marilyn 38 ,111 Raynor, Randall 38,77 Rasmussen, Steven 38 Records, Andy 63,73 Records, Rick 55,71,83,98,96 Reich, Bruce 17,55 Reich, Gerald 17 Reinhart, jerry 38,73,82,98 Reinhart, Tom 38,82,98,96 Remington, john 63 Rich, Michael 63 Rich, Terry 55,71,76,79,109, 110 Rich, Val 38 Rich, Verla 39,68,47,74,75,103, 116, 123 Richardson, Bruce 39,79,94 Richardson, Lois 55,69,70,72,79 Roam, Sharla 16,55,69 Roam, Teryl 17,39,69,117 Roberts, Donna 55,69,113 Roberts, Lynne 63,68, 111,97 Roberts, Myrna 39, 78,111 Robinson, john 57 Rogde, Linda 68,64 Rogers, Tuck 39 Romich, Gloria 55,69 Ross, Renn 55,71,74, 107 Ross, Mrs. Donna 16 Rossow, Hal 39,47,74 Rowland, Cherie 63,68 Rowley, Betty 16,39,69,76,78, 103, 112,113,117 Rupp, Kent 39 Rupp, Sherry 63,68,72,74,79, 105,111 Rieske, Kathy 55,77,79 Russell, Julie 63 Rutan, Doug 55,75,76,79, 103, 109,110 Sales, Janet 16,4O,68,74,79,47, 98, 104, 105, 115, 120,121 Sample, Lyle 40 Samson, Dorothy 57 Samuelson, Judy 55,69,74,107,1 Sanchotena, John 40 Schaffer, Richard 55 Schmitt, Sandra 55,68, 116 Schultsmeier, Donna 40 Schutte, Barbara 63,68,72,111 Scrivner, Richard 55 Scrivner, Virginia 40,69 Scott, Barbara 55,68,74,75,76, 103, 105, 107 Scott, Mr. Lowell J. 6,16 Sedlacek, Randy 63,91, 108,110 Shaffer, Donald 63 Shawver, Dale 55' Shelby, Renee 40,69,74, 103, 104, 105 Shelton, Shipley, 103,97 Sigman, Skinner, Simons, Simons, Shuyler, Wayne 40,71,73 Smart, Edith 63 Smiley, Eldon 56,73 Smitchger, Linda 56 , 76 , 97, 109, 110 Smith, Stephen 63,71,s4,95 Smith, Cherie 122 Smith, Sheryl 56,69, 113 Snider, Heidi 63,68 Snodgrass, John 56,71,79,83,88, 90,94,98 Stadler, Joe 57 Standish Helen 41 69 108 110 Kenneth 63,95 Vickie 40, 71 , 73 Carol 63,68,79,111 Dianne 55 Kathy 41, 76 1 Laurel 55,69,74,76, 102, srangek' Pharis 63 ,39,b1, 107, 109 96 Stanger, Phyllis 63,68,69,70,79, 107, 109 Starr, Boyd 41 Starr, David 41 Steinbach, Clyde 63 , 79 , 84 Steinbach, Joe 56 , 71 , 79 , 94, 95 Steinbach, Max 41,71,75,78 ,79, 94,47 Stevens, Delbert 63 Stevens, Donna 41,47,68,72,75, 76, 103, 106,117,130 Stewart, Marcia 63,68,77 .Co,l1i1 56,-Q Stikes, Daneva 63,68 ' Stover, Sue 41,69,75,78,113, 117, 120 Stasser, Charles 56 -r 7 J Strong, Allan 63 Strong, Roy 56 Strong, Willie 63 Stucki, Merrill 56, 113 Stuki, Mr. Merrill G. 11,73 Summers, Crystal 56,69,109 Summers, Linda 64,68,75 Swindell, Chuck 96 Tanner, Jerry 4l,47,69,7O,72, 74, 79, 102 , 103,120 Tanner, Mary 56,69,71,72,79 Tanner, Sharon 57 Tate, Mr. Ralph 12,82,98,96 Taylor, Greg 56 Taylor, Mr. Gordon B. 12 Taylor, Keith 56 Taylor, John 64,84 Tebbs, Bruce 42,7l,79,82,88, 90,94,98, 119 Teeter, James 42,71,79,96 Thomas, Mr. Michael D. 12,88 Thorne, Dana 64 Timmons, Gerald 45 Timson, Cheryl 64,68,78 Timson, Gary 42,78 Tisdale, Tina 56 Tiumalu, Sam 64,95 Thomason, Frank 42,74, 75, 104, 105, 107, 96 Thomson, Jay 42 , 109 Todd, Bud 45 Todd, Dale 64, 112 Tompkins, Linda 17,42,68, 103, 105, 120 Transtrum, Margaret Ann 57 ,7O, 72 , 11,3 Transtrum, Susan 64,68,72 ,111 Travis, David 64,84,96 Trowbridge, Frank 57 Tucker, Steven 64, 71,74, 107, 112 Tulloch, Della 64,68,72,111 Tulloch, Norma 56,69, 72 Tulloch, Rita 42,69,72 Turnbull, Mr. John D. 12,76 Tewksbury, Ken 56,79,94 Van H-ess, Dwight 42, 71,73 Van Komen, Gwen 69,113 Van Patten, Kevin 64 Vaughn, Bill 56,71,75,79,83,98, 96 Venable, Karen 43,69,78 Victory, Linda 57 Victory, Gene, 57,78,196 Vieselmeyer, Gilbert 57,88 Vieselmeyer, Gilberta 56 Vieselmeyer, Marcella 43 , 76, 78 , 113 Vincent, Bob 64 Vincent, Bob 57, 109 Vincent, Tom 57, 108 Volquardsen, Sharen 43, 112 Volkman, Phil 56,71,75,79 Volle, John 43,73 Volle, Ray 64,73,84,96 Wallace, Linda 64,68 Wallgren, Lawrence 64 Walker, Ann 57 Walker, Nedra 56,69, 79,103, 116 Wallier, Terry 64,71,79,97 Walsh, Jane 57,69,72,75,79, 103,112,116 Walters, Darwin 57,71,75,79, 89,90,94,97,98 Walters, Ray 43,94,96 Walton, Chris 64,68,111 Ward, Connie 64,68 Donna 57,76,103,116 Ken 17,43 Mrs. Fern 17 Shirley 64,68 Ward, Ward, Ward, Ward, Warrick, Shirley 43 , 69, 77, 79, 120 Waters, Reed 57 Watson, Bonnie 64,68 Weatherbie, Mr. Ken L. 13,97 Weaver, Bob 44,82,98 Weaver, Joyce 44, 69, 72 , 79 Weast, Jim 44,71,78, 103 White, Marilyn 17,44,69, 117 White, Mrs. Mary Alice 13,17, 102 , 103 Whitaker, Steve 57,71,83,94, 113, 98 , 96 Whiteman, Brad 44, 78, 108 Wikstrom, Mr. Charles A. 13 Wilcox, Mr. Charles F. 13 Wiley, Carol 64,68 Wiley, Mary 69 Williams, Mr. Dale M. 14,78,82 84,88,94,95 Williams, Miss Elizabeth R. 14, 68,69,74, 104, 105, 107 Williams, Eugene 57,75 Williams, Jeri 64,68 Williams, Kathleen 64,68, 111 Williams, Teresa 64, 68 , 75 Willis, Doug 44,73 Wilmot, Jerry 44 Wilson, Bob 64 Wilson, Judy 64, 68 , 111 Wimpy, Charlene 57,72,78,109, 110 Wingate, Phillip 44, 71, 79 Wolfgram, Cathy 16,45,69,112 Wolfgram, Lynda 64,68, 111,112 Wolfkiel, Carol 45,69 Wolfkiel, Fred 57,73 Wolverton , Sheila 64 , 68, 74 Wood, Harry 64 wood, skip 17,45,79 Wright, Randy 57 Wuriz, Dean 64 Yerrington, Rich 45,82,98 York, Melanie 58,64,68,70,75, 111, 124 Zachow, George 45 Zeohmann, Terry 64,95 7 f Q3 XXV. 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