Midvale High School - Ranger Yearbook (Midvale, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1958 volume:

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I q A rpm ,,. -.ws drill' ef' 99' vw , 'W' 11,2 X wx .ww ,X ggi 3: 3 ' -at ai, - G Hnieff' ff' , THQ' 2 N l Mrs. McCadden has moved up to the Superintendents position after teaching for many years in Junior High. She is doing an excellent job and we are proud to have the only lady Superin- tendent in the state. e 0 I Prmclpal s Message There is no greater challenge than that now facing the Midvale School. Our education must not be found wanting in any degree or measure when the call comes for good citizens. You are about to leave---never to return as students. Our efforts have been aimed at no other goal but to help you to become alert, adap- tive persons and to help you make wise choices. The life you live lies in your ability to add to these choices. Your years here will be fondly remembered in the future. As you leave you carry with you the attitudes, skills and appreci- ations you have acquired. Guard these well and cherish them for- ever. The foundations you have built will continue to grow into a firm character with intelligent convictions and the admirable quallties of a good citizen with God as your guiding star. Class of 1958, we congratulate you on your excellent work. May good luck, happiness, and success in every adventure be yours. i Dedication We, the class of SB , in appreci- ation of her guidance throughout the Junior :nd Senior years, do hereby dedi- cate th s edition of -Thi Rgger, to Mrs. Vicki Benzin. Hrs. Benzin, besides teaching Senior Classes primarily, also handles their Activities. This year, Shorthand and American Government are under her juris- diction. J JUW Annual iaff Published by the Senior Class of 58 r 7655! W T Mwfa f W visffwfy A bw M PWM M, f,f,,ffQf,gf f Af M Aff fu? H I W UW fy-gl' Faculty of M H S M.H.S. thoroughly indoctrinated Science by Mr. Benzin. spare i?D time is spent coaching the M.H.S. athletes, or helping the Junior Class. ffjfff Mr. Rea is trying to pou d grammar, Literature, and History into the heads of the underclassmen. He is helping the Freshman Clase make money hand over fist. In 1.1 XV' sz , if Mr. Rice is now teaching in Midvale for the fifth year and fm I- K is doing an excellent job. He is guiding the Sophomore Class Activities and besides Math is teaching one Shop class. Starting at the left in-om bottom to top! are: Kent Craig, Holly Clelland, Barbara Loney, Gary Garner, Johnny Sutton, Kenny Williams, Jack Taylor, Galen Preston, Galen Lewis, Arvid Evans Elie Atkinson, Douglas Potter, Dave Keith1y,Sharon Clare, Kathie Heinrich, and Victor Craig. rf' C? fudent Council .J gb, C J, - The students who have led M. H. S. through the atoms, tor-ments, and the happy hours too, are lfrom the left to rightiz Kent Craig, Vice President, Barbara Loney, Secre- tary: Holly Clelland, Treasurer: and Victor Craig, President. Student Body , gg Officers ' W - nl 4 -5-'.f-gp.. V . . - X 7357 rl. ,nfl ::::! i 7' .-... ,-v ' 4'-iff 'C K jl.-IL ' J1'IlIIlm:1'f!FE:: 4199. X Z, S S T XXX JQEI A iz h IX, J 4 s E R-X R 'l.':e K T, ,S?'f' I0 Q x B , . .rl F2 X' -rf 1 .LL Q Y .1-, Zia The dults M.H.S. this fr m left Mr. George Byrd, torg Mrs. Mary Perkins This year one of the high school student's mother returned, after being away from school for over fifteen years, to obtain her diploma. She is Fern Williams, who hopes to be in the graduating class of 1960. Mrs . Williams has been pinch-hitting for the teachers during the year. Best of luck to you, Fern! Wigyhisag A ' 'I 55wal,r The Seniors, under Gil Ao ' the direction of Mrs. 155 f Benzin, have devoted as QQ, r much time and effort '- 'cf to keep the students -,,L5,s L L of M. H. S. well en- tertained and inform- ed. The editor, who had a full time job helping busy Seniors meet deadlines, was Larry Horning. and Mrs. Lucile Byrd, Cooks: Bus Drivers: Verdie Williams, Robert Wiley, and Vernon Jacks: and Mr. Harmon Horton, Garbage Collector W T h e mem- bers of t h e board who helped the this year are: left the right, Mrs. Vivian McClure, Clerk, John Glasscock, Taylor Hale, Ralph Ste- phens, Lawrence Boyd, and Chainman Art Fairchild News er Staff 'J' -an FFF? fr Q 1 1 ,, . 103-I nr 0' sr I 141 . wg? :fi My , MN: Jw if QW , f A ki, if ggsgw 1. Q ,f,Q.w1aqN,, 'J Qing' 1 Wim? gg 5 as I I , hgxxk Q W Agn s fr. . ' '.-., ff. If Q. QW uw- ,f 5 sm ' cha' swf .yy X if f . fi-L. - 'gf KN 164 enior . 7,-,Q ,lr ' nur ,,. A -4 Jzkwgggg - Z fe' -x-f 5 F' I 'f ' 1 Q C If pub 'I jg2?22f?7 QQ Fi 4 Y-BE. u -- Ott Guard! Activities Officers President ------ Galen Lewis Vice President --- Bob Finke Secretary --- Judy Glasscock Treasurer --- Milford Potter Representative - Gary Garner YYY , R - -1: Senior Sneak Q-3-rilgfrrl asa-as S 4 -tr... e . X? 'T' iii' 'imuawafa 72? S - sf 9' r1te'vbi+Sx-- W -Mafia 9.5. gig, I tri v 2 -' , 'ff 45 4 1 ER ge Graduation f On the afternoon of March 21, the Senior Class of Midvale High School slipped out of town unnoticed, and were on their way to Portland via Highway 95. The first night was spent in Lewiston with little sleep and lots of fun. The next day they traveled on to Portland via Walla Walla and The Dalles, and divided into groups for shopping and sight- seeing with a special trip out to Jantzen Beach, the nPlay1and' of Portland. The next day, Sunday, was spent on an enjoyable trip to the Coast, returning that evening to Portland. Monday the group start- ed home, stopping in Weiser to see a movie. Fifteen tired but happy Seniors, plus Mrs. Benzin, Hrs. Lewis, and Mr. Glasscock return- ed to Midvale in the wee hours Tuesday morn- ing, ready to face two more months of school before graduating. zsiiyikgffgqfy ry Wxfyffwfk W WWWWW ,W Qf f'fW W ww N JR? WWYWM 'W 91 xr 3:24 Sw? vi V' Q ,O ,.f'Z'-3 -'fi GALEN LEWIS nHe knows football 1sn't the only plaoe a good line is needed.' Class President hz Class Vice-President 3: Paper Staff i,h3 Editor The Ran er 3 Letter- Ew Club D43 Class Play 33 Master of Cere- monies My Chorus l,3,h3 Football l,2,hg Foot- ball Manager 33 Basket- ball l,2,3,hg Baseball g,2,hg Baseball Manager ifrtxf Wi. f' if .910 JUDY GLASSCOCK nHer chattering beats greased l1ghtn1ng.n Class Vice-President lg Class Treasurer 2,35 Class Secretary hy Paper Staff 3,hg Annual Staff bg Class Play 3, ug Office 33 Library hz Band 1,2933 JQUQGQ 1,2, 3,hg Vice President JcUeGe Pe Drill Team Eg Softball 1,2,3,h: Volleyball 23 3,h5 Basketball H. BOB FINKE nHe's quiet 'til he opens his mouth.n Class Vice-President 2,h3 Class Representa- tive 3g Student Council 3gBand 2,3,l1,3 Chorus hg Class Play hi Stage Manager 33 Paper Staff kg Annual Staff kg Boy's Federation kg Pep Club kg Football Manag- er hg Basketball l,2,3, kg Baseball l,2,h. Zffvbigf ff' ff 56101 ff-17 4' ,L Zqffff f N W W fwiifa fvfw 0 X207 7f f 5122! N!! M2 cf-My 14 ,fZ2Z,L-Mf- mf ff-Z2 f7'1'6 f' 9 MQW Lf X NNWJJW Wh n Mal W MW Q9 M jx, MJ AM J .HMM 'LJ NL MQ Eff mffw W W W W W W HILFORD POTTER 'His motto is--don't do today what you oan put off 'til t morrow.' Class Treasurer hz State Choir hy Class Play 3,h3 Library hz Band kg Chorus 1,2,3,h3 Paper Staff kg Annual Staff us Letterman's Club kg Track 13 Foot- ball l,2,3,h: Basket- ball 1,2,3,h3 Baseball 2,3,h. VICTOR CRAIG. 'Love 'em and leave 'e is his motto.' Student Body Presl- dent hg Student Coun- cil hs C1189 P111 33 Stage Manager kg Assis- tant Editor Sehool Pap- or Lg Boy's Federation ug Letterman'a Club ks Band l,2,3,k: Choru! 35 Football 2,3,h3 Basket- bg11 1,2g Basketball Manager 3,h: Baseball a,2,3,hg Annual Staff ELERORE ATKINSON 'Mischief is found in the most 1nnooent.' Transfer from Boise kg President Pep Club M3 Student Council hg Class Play kg Annual Staff kg Pa er Start ug Drill Team E3 J.U.G. hz Softball h.a e. ,1 F' wfjf,:ffx?Q'f?dfjf5j'f'x?Tff54p wi jf,72i?QK77?fUfjJ ' iw fb fffyiyffzfjwjwvffw K W MMM gmwji MQW MAX M-H.S- ffm fewa Lfywkvwfw 4,4116 Mfrl JW fifaflgff' 7gM wWM, A 5,4223 jw- Zffidgf-2afu,aNOa97liw:vk ffxffwfifv 1- ., Y . GARY'GARNER 'Love 'em all, you might miss a good one.n Class Pres. l,2,3: Student Council 1,3,h5 Class Rep. hy Claes Play by Paper Staff My Annual Staff kg Foot- ball l,hg Baseball l,h. KENT CRAIG 'Life is just a day but, Oh! last n1ght.' Student Body Vice- President kg Carnival King kg Clase Play hz Stage Manager 33 Paper Staff kg Annual Staff ug Letterman's Club kg Boy'a Federation M3 Chorus 33 Football 3,h3 Basketball 2,3,h3 Base- ball 1,2,3,h3 Band 1,2, 3. HOLLY CLELLAHD 'Her heart is like the moon, there'e a man in it.' Student Body Treas- urer hg Student Council hz Class Secretary 2,3g Paper Staff 3,h3 Co- Editor Egg R er kg Class Play 3,53 5Tf1ce hy Library M3 Band l,2, 33 JO U0 G' 1:2e3eh3 Secretary J, U. 0. kg Devotional Chairman 23 Pe Club M: Cheerleader 2,53 Carnival Queen lg bg Sweetheart Princesa 3: Drill Tea kg Soft- Ball 2,3,h3 Basketball NJ N 3 jf? Vi Mfg Xfiiwziifwi W WN vig-lflfwf 492 l nib My N , if W gflfgfli? fee: ,E WILL ATKINSON 'He doesn't exagger- ate--he just remembers big. Transfer from Boise ug Secretary Boy's Fed- eration 113 Class Play kg School Photographer -N 1q.3V1sual Science 1.13 .fx F.'r.A. ug Annual starr 0 113 Paper Staff 11. Q N re ,r L e r e L Z Q ee M-H been -K fi U K- ' 'g '71 ey 4: NE 1 rg' k ' ez? v '21 Y? x 6035 -J X' W ? E21 GALEN PRESTON It was a good tight Maw, but I won. President or Letter- me.n's Club 15.3 Clase Play 33 St e Manager 115 Library 'Ez Paper Start 14.3 Annual Staff 113 Chorus l,2,3,1g.3 Band 1,25 Track 13 Football l,2,E,113 Basketball lg 2,3, 3 Baseball 23 Baseball Manager 3. BERTHA JACKS 'Here is a girl with high blush pressure. Class Secretary 13 Secretary Pep Club 14,3 Library 14.3 Clase Play 3,115 Annual Staff 14: Paper Staff 3,113 Home- coming Princess 14,3 Drill Team 113 Basket- ball hg Softball 2,3,h5 Volleyball 3.h. Qs? f J Eyjff Q2 gig? JW iw tg X QQ 2 Q15 22223 NJ JACK TAYLOR uH1s sole concern with work is how to avoid 1t.n Representative Boy's Federation kg Student Cou oil kg Class Play 3,hg Paper Staff hy Track 13 Football 2,3, hz Basketball 2,3,hg Baseball 25 Baseball Manager 3. LARRY HORNING WArose at the crack of dawn, stuffed the crack and went back to bed.' Student Council Rep- resentative l,2: Vice- President Letterman's Club hy Class Play kg Chorus hy Editor School Paper kg Annual Staff ug Track lg Football 1, 2,3,hg Basketball 2,3, ug Baseball 2,3,h. VIOLET ROBERTS nThese are weighty secrets, we must whis- per them.' Office kg Paper Staff My Annual Staff gg Chorus 3,h3 Class .By JQUQGQ 152,39 up Pep Club hi Drill Team kg Softball 2,3,h3 Volleyball 3,h: Basket- ball he .L of Senior Class History :'n.f' +3 W 'hx Y J ' Z On September 7, 19514, fifteen Freshmen entered the halls of Midvale High School for the first time. In this group was Judy Glasacock, Molly Clelland, Violet Roberts, Bertha Jacks, Larry Hornlng, Galen Preston, Galen Lewis, Milford Potter, Gary Garner, David Williams, Jay Williams, Victor Craig, Kent Craig, Bob Finke, and Jack Taylor. Initiation, the return party, movies, a candy machlne, and a birthday party highlighted the year. David Willi ms moved to Rigglns. Starting our Sophomore year, we had fourteen members. Laurence Bruce came at the end of the first semester and Kaye Anderson joined us early in the spring to make a class of sixteen at the end of the year. He chose Mr. Willis Rea as class advisor. We had several parties during the year. Our Junior year started with a class of seventeen. Donald Fuchs and Maxine Hillia s helped swell the crowd for a while. However, after a few weeks Donald, Laurence Bruce, and Jay Williams quit school to work, and Maxine quit to get married, leaving only thirteen members to finish out the year. The first event was Fresh an initiation and Bonfire followed by a Thanksgiving Sock-hop for the entire school which was a great success. All through March we toiled and on the 22nd of March were rewarded with an excellent performance of 'Look Out L1zz1e,' directed by Mrs. Benain, Class Advisor. Then to top it all off, we gave the Seniors a nice Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet on May M, with 'Young Loven as the theme. This, our last year has been full of interesting things. Elenore and Hill Atkinson joined us from Boise and Mrs. Benain reeu ed duties as Advisor. First, we helped initiate the Freshmen. Then on November 22, we put on the Senior play entitled 'Pleased ta Meetcha.' This Spring, all the Seniors had a grand time on the Sneak and the Juniors gave us a lovely Pram and Banquet, using 'Moments to Remember' as the theme. The Senior Class chose turquoise and black as the class colors and the carnatlon as class flower. Our motto, 'Push, pull, or get out of the way' is quite appropriate for our class. On May 23, fifteen happy Seniors will march up the isle to receive diplomas and go out into the world to become citizens of this great country. I, wffs 23512. a J' Q' wwe E96 eafbr , , ,.. I Nil '9' Q3 up eva, lik 0.9 Eaujhf iN unrh ajn-4 The acl? like always. Q N 0 UN cm Solid caMf'or12 Q9 ,DOWN fu lies. OID aaaah! Mimdyer hiya Pa!! OWN busiN9SS'! 0 P C11 Gary, C27 Kent and Victor, lGueas who?l C33 Galen L, UU Galen P, C57 Milford, C6, Elie, 47, Vi, KB, Jack, Q91 Bob, CIO, Molly: C117 Judy, 0.2, Will, BB1'bha ft- Senior Class Prophecy 'W ' fmlaiax i I M It ls now the twilight of their High School career, but with eyes bright and minds clear--and no regrets--the noble Seniors look to the future with hun- gry ambitions and great expectations. Looking ahead to, let's say, the year 1978 without even the aid of a crys- tal ball, I can see them well established, each in his own choice of endeavor. There is Milford Potter under the blazing limelights making the teenagers faint as he yodels his rendition of the latest hit song. By then, Milford ought to have made western singin' as popular as nRock n' roll' is now. Galen Lewis is also in Hollywood, and he has succeeded very well. He has now replaced Hr. Rook Hudson and is on his way to squeeze out Tab Hunter. Galen is suffering un- der an unhappy delusion though---he thinks he can make 'Fraule1n' popular again. He is trying now for the fifth time in as many years. Getting away from the movie colony, let's go farther East to the wheat country of the great Midwest. Kansas 1sn't Kansas anymore. It is now known as the 'Finke Farm.' Bob owns it fro border to border, and is dickering for Texas but Kent and Victor won't sell. It's the only place big enough to hide all the Craig whiskey stills. It's just great how well all my old classmates are doing. Judy Glasscook is over in Washington, D. C. as America's first woman president. Some people say she talked her way into office, but nobody who really knows her believes lt. A sad thing appears as I gaze into the future of Violet Roberts and William Atkinson. They were chosen, because of their superior intellect and courage, to make the first trip to the moon. But by 1972 there were so many Russian Sput- nike floating around that they collided unavoidably with one of them. Molly Clelland is the world's greatest scientist. She has discovered a way to cure people of cancer, television, the co mon cold, and how to make a husband love his mother-ln-law. Her most important invention is still in the experimen- tal stage, however. She is trying to discover how to make a cup of coffee her husband can drink. Elenore Atkinson and Larry Horning have gone into business together because they always got along so well. Larry designs the latest fashions and Elenore models them. This way Larry gets to tell the women of the world what to wear and Elenore makes all the men glad to buy it. Galen Preston was running away from the internal revenue officers one day when he tripped over a peculiar piece of rock. He took :lt to a chemist and dis- covered lt was pure uranium. He filed a claim on a whole vein of the stuff and made enough money to pay off all his back taxes. He even had enough left to build e fortified castle on Hitt Mountain where he sits all day long, afraid to leave lest he run into the clutches of the hundreds of women who have matrimon- ial designs on him. Bertha Jacks, I see, has become Amer1ca's most famous artist. She is rich and can draw anything, including handsome fortune hunters. Bertha resists all suitor with commendable valor in spite of their most urgent pleas, and travels periodically to Hitt Mountain to paint scenery--or so she says. If you should turn on your new super atomic television set some Autumn Sun- day in 1972 you might get to see the Ea:-th's Football team in a tough game with Mars, Venus, or some other top team in the Milkyway conference. And most prob- ably you would cheer yourself hoarse as you watched Earth score time after time with the splendid running abilities of Jack Taylor. Some people say he's scared because he runs the other direction sometimes, but one thing is certain---give him the ball and nobody can catch him. Hell, that's the way it goes. The old gang have all really made a name for themselves. It kinda makes a man feel good to pick up a newspaper and see their names, then turn around and say to his eight grsndkids, Heck, I knew all those people when they were my neighbors here in Hidvale. And to think that I was the one voted 'Most likely to succeed' of all 1 Hand writ this day by Gary Garner Senior Class Play 1 C ,m..., INA, A Three Act Mystery comedy 'K ,139 43551: , l ,. UPLEASED TA MEETC .-.qui CAST OF CHARACTERS M r o ' f Wi .f 5' H A I -11 -fjr, 8:00 P. M. Friday, November 22, 1957 X fr Y f JU Cifg X ' f Y ' v Q 5 6 W H l K C 3 A , 9 'fb f 1 , Elenore Atkinson -------- - ------ Martha Bixby Larry Horning --- ---------------- Henry Bixby Judy Glasscock -- ------- - ------ Violet Roberts ------ - --------- Milford Potter ----- Gary Garner --------- Jack Taylor ------------------- Kent Craig ------------ Holly Clelland ---------------- Bertha Jacks ------------------ Bob Finke ---------- Will Atkinson ---------------- - Galen Lewis ------------ Galen Preston ---- Victor Craig --------- - Mrs. Vicki Benzin Master -- Betty Bixby -------- Marie -------- Binks -- Elmer Hicks -------- Beevy Archie Pomeroy Helen Maxwell --- Ruth Adams - Howard Willa Andrew Grimes of Ceremonies ------------------- Manager Entertainment ------- - --------v D11'0Ct0I' fl 1 sv- . . Al' I ' ' Z' ls' ak - g gl I9 fr. 'fy - . ,, , 's v -Conv . 19735.-as wfv - ef v xnpi .. 1 ' - W - s 5. - N ,, ,BL : JMU! 'Q o :'l'f f.,f'3-me ' Senior Class Will The Senior Class, in sound mind and body, do hereby declare this their last Hill and Tests ent: To Mrs. McCadden we leave the schoolg to Mr. Rea we will all of the themes that we have written for him slnce we were Freshmeng to Mr. Benzin we will all of our talents and hope he will use them throughout his teaching career: to Mrs. Benzln we will our ability to go straight home after play practice: to Mr. Rice we will the right to be mean to the underclassmen. To the Juniors we will the honor of becoming Seniorsg to the Sophomores we will our ability to get along with the teachersg and to the Freshmen we will our good looks. Molly Clelland wills her big blue eyes to Donna Guy in hopes she can flirt as well as Molly always has. Kent Craig wills his 'Holy Cat Heirs to Mr. Rea. Bertha Jacks wills her temper to Carol Matthews in hopes she puts it to better use than Bertha did. She leaves her quiet ways to Nancy Sherman. Jack Taylor wills his talking back to the teachers to Roland Allen. Judy Glassoock wills her silly giggle to Chad Gibson providing he giggles at least once in every class and she gives her right to run up and down the hall to Arvid Evans. Milford Potter wills his singing ability to Kenneth Rice and hopes he will use it as often as Milford did. Elenore Atkinson wills her brother Joe to Merial Bailey providing she can catch him. Galen Lewis wills his out of town girls to Curtis Sutton if he will go to Weiser at least once a week. Violet Roberts wills her typing ability to Kathy Heinrich and her slim fig- ure to Martha Weil. Galen Preston wills his jokes to Jack Stephens and his speed on the foot- ball field to Keith Morgan. Gary Garner wills his little black book to Stanley Stephens and hopes he can afford to keep it up. Larry Horning wills his big feet to Joe Stlpplch and his place as paper ed- itor to Jim Curts. Bob Finke wills his curly hair to Kenny Ulllla s if he will keep it combed as well as Bob does. Victor Craig wills his ability to play the guitar to Gene Gibson if he will play for all of the dances. Hill Atkinson wllle his photo experience, that he is so famous for, to John Sutton, and his grin to Marianne Fairchild. M Senior Low Down S Salutatorian Valediciorian Q, 9? am 52 e Q e A X igt I ost likely To Succeed eee ' ' f In We H :FQ Q Q up vi 3 QNX S 1 ff f 7 1 4 4 4, Z L f I . O I O 'J q K e 'gli UM x E- x i 1 N A Gary Garner .:... 1 -- 4. C? W 77 Most Talented Willy X be pf'-H Most POPufl ar E9 I W 3 3, R V ' V C5 Av maw+wwmrg? U, 1-if ' - P' z1,, ,eI' Molly Clelland . , 4 , ff K :YA K 1 ,EE 8: Kent Craig Milford Potter 'G sf '7' we Q M I V V In K ,, was . f .15 N xx . 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W Bfz-5-99 -' h f' rlkgisgl :Tsai H - ' Q9 H ' - 10098 At their first meeting this year the Ju iors chose for their class officers Sharon Clare--President: Elsie Hale--Vice Presidentg Jim Curts--Secretary: Donna Guy--Treasurer: and Dave Keithly--Student Council Representative. In April they put on their class play There Goes The Bride , which was enjoyed by everyone who saw it. The big event of the year for them was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which they sponsored for the Seniors on the evening or May 10. The theme for the Prom was 'Moments to Remember. A11 in all the past year has been a success for next year's prospective Seniors. X3 Mw'S5W,5l2 -NIQPXJX. fbwf if my M 3 SWKVAEQ EEXYESSQY XEi A QD S sg S512 .- 3 4 vim: i 3 N 5 N, Q9 Wm SV N :QS Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet May 10 was a memorial day to the Seniors of 1958. The ambitious Juniors sponsored a well planned banquet and dance. The banquet consisted of elaborate dishes. Rounding off the meal, speeches were given by faculty members and distin- guished people fro both classes. Having thus prepared for the pr m, nearly everyone joined in for an enjoy- able evenlng of dancing. The party fin- ally broke up, leaving the Juniors clean up the building. The Seniors would like to give the Juniors a well deserved Thank You for the time and work they spent in making the Prom and Banquet a success. There GoeS The Bufiide Junior Class Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Phyllis --------- engaged -------- -Merial Bailey Mrs. Curtis ------- her mother ---- Barbara Loney V Dr. cm-me -------- her father ----- K sith Mex-gm fl Beachy ------------ her sister -------- Donna Guy Billy ------------- her brother ------ Jim Taylor fir ' Anastasia ---------- the cook ------ Marlene Ader Officer 0'Flynn ---- policeman ----- Kenneth Rice -s 1 Lewis ------- Phyllis' fiance ------ Dave Kelthly Sally ----- the girl next door ------- Elsie Hale Tom Eldridge---part of triangle ---- Bill Finke Dinty --------- Tom's friend ------- ---Jim Curt! Master of Ceremonies ---- ----- ---- Larry Widner Prompter and Stage Manager ------- Joe Stlppioh --- Business Manager--- ---- -----------J. D. Craig r ' -V F ,f'f , , 3? ,gig Natalie ---- -Phyllis' friend------Sharon Clare .' 03,5 'N 7 fx H ' Lf .,g A Diractor----------------------Mr. John Benzin s. Q 5141 ll ,Y A rsr- as 1 Q, bi fa WM QF ,W 4 xr K 3 ni N1 . Q 5 . 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Qs I A4 1 J X N. 5 . wmv .se wfwvifw 1 wb f W QW ,. W L G. W ' Wfwwafiywwfwf W WW? ,x fwy X 'wwf n f SPY WSE Sgr ww KW WwfJff Q if Jiffy fr .gp XNKWUWI iXwbQiMiffw Qffwl Qi? NEFDJN Jcqx oh! NR! 7 35 '-15 E IKQZETW HN? JQCKQ, ,WY Qskgajig SS- ff NWN I3 A 'M N E R5 N Q xv it J V01 W, I EE X ,S 1, ,ff-iiwm WM Y Qvgwwwgfrlg V W fiifoff' M N 2 K 'fix'-jfk E Q1 igiiiigl' Y E N -+ ,qi , 3 . wb i Si Ai QR JS . ix - 'fs if X 5? QQ, Qaiwii Kgs gg X3 L N5 Sw ,5. s l? of . ,faffssr-.J S,- 455: cf ,f I K ,-Q1 i fr L,', , - C, ,V: x +1161-?1x ln X ri -'-.. Potter X Dianna Ader NNW? Chad Gibs on Johnny Sutton gstephens 'wr m' ,K . . ,, N X X' X 'x Nw X f 'N V 3 sw. X N Xi! 'xxx YN, my R QQ as V160 'PNB - Secre tary-Treasurer Ile. Hao Morgan .sliucef-+2 Freshman Class C0611 3119-PP Milton Hopper IINLBL Roland Allen Sharon Solders sm Q S, F K It X ESQ ,gag 3' ss Q' 2 sys 5 9' its 1 gait XE, . sas K X' v 'E N ,Rf s 7 fs QA ME- 1+ - ,, may is N 'X Eg Y K I 'W f s V , 'J . fy Carol Matthews Ss cn Rep. Gene i f .if -- 5512 ' if isfsijygi s iff M. gs RTS? Gary o that f 4 'gi-Si H' ii' ' -53161 . , ' J Jack Ste e M ' ' . mm ffjlw MMM Mfyww My Wwffigleif QMMWQM Wffiw' WNW www My fulfwrji Ww JHMW,W9 LpMQJdW fMW7pW , ggi! J QW fgaffff H gf' A J I ' I I l On September 19, 1957, fifteen bright new freshmen set out to prove to the upperclassmen that they would make worthy members of M. H. S. In completing this task the Juniors and Seniors helped them. Friday afternoon the school halls and the foot- ball field were cluttered with babes in diapers, a Santa Claus and even the devil himself. Whenever coming upon an upper- classman a freshman would bow three times and recite a poem of affection. That evening the fr-osh performed gymdrastics for the benefit of their older classmates. However, some had passions for raw eggs and would not sing for anything else. In spite of all pushing and pulling Santa Claus, alias Nancy Sherman, could not get through the tires. Other freshmen ate worms and walked the plank. They enjoyed themselves so much that they invited all to a return party in the gymnasium. S1143 'iq-.X as-XX-XX Q X X X SX I xx , , X X A XX AX wx X X X fs -r KX. W5 X-X41 X X X X Us wg 'Y-Q' Qi YN XA, at X X XX mEssP if XX X V I n M. H. S. FOOTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW--left to right--Keith Morgan, Victor Craig, Kent Craig Milford Potter, Galen Lewis, Galen Preston MIDDLE ROW--Douglas Potter, Warren Towell, Calvin Fuchs, Stanley Stephens, Jim Curts, Jack Taylor, Larry Horning, Joe Atkinson FRONT ROW--Chad Gibson, Gene Gibson, Jack Stephens, Charles Clare Gary Grange, John Sutton, J. D. Craig Cheerleaders Marianne Fairchild Molly Clelland Donna Guy Gary Herriott Kenny Williams Honofumy L FOOTBALL y CAPTAINS. Galen Lewis Milford Potter 52. , yi Fl 'f 'DHS ' -zalbhsir , Q fgjxx ,gy 'iv' nl Q Football On September 13, 1957, the Midvale Rangers met the Council Lu berjacks at the Midvale football field. Council drove to a 3h to 0 victory. The following Friday afternoon the Rangers journeyed to New Meadows to play the Mountaineers. After a hard fought g me the Mountaineers came out on top with a 12 to 0 score. On September 27, the McCall Vandals journeyed to Midvale to clash in another football ga e. The Vandals traveled home with a victory of M5 to 0. One of the hardest games Midvale had to play was against the Cascade Ra blers, Friday, October h. The Ramblers won 6h to 0 on the Hidvale field. H1dvale's only non-conference game was played against the Greenleaf Grizzles at Midvale, October ll. After a hard fought contest the Grlzsles won 30 to 6. October 18 was victory day for the Cambridge Bulldogs at the Cambridge football field. They defeated Midvale Sl to 0. Nov mber 2 was the last chance Midvale had to win a football game. The Rangers traveled to Riggins to play the Savagea. The score at the end of the first half was Riggins 21 and Midvale 18. However, the Savages went on to win 3h to 18. Varsity Basketball Team P The Ranger Varsity basketball tea , although starting slow, finished aa one of the best teams in the League, winning four of the last five games in League play. Galen Preston was elected honorary captain for the season by his teammates. The Midvale Rangers won the hard earned position of fourth in the Long Pin League. Among those representing M. B. S. so well during the 1957-S season are, left to right: Larry Hidner, Dave Keithly, Galen Lewis, Galen Preston. Bob Finke, Keith Morgan, Bill Finke, and Mr. John Benzin, Coach. J. V. members who supplemented the varsity team were Calvin Fuchs, Charles Clare, and Harren Towell. LEAGUE PLAY Cambridge Cascade New Meadows Riggins New Meadows Cambridge Council Cambridge MHS L C A H D E E E R R S LEAGUE PLAY Riggins Cascade Riggins New Meadows Council Council Cascade NON-CONFERENCEV H Bruneau 71+ M3 Huntington 6h 35 Bruneau 61+ 37 Huntington 66 314. CTOURNAMENT GAMESJ Cambridge 62 147 Counc il 57 7-I-1 New Meadows 37 7-L0 Gary Herriott Marianne Fairchild Molly Clelland Donna Guy Kenny Williams P 9,911 Junior Varsity Basketball Team, The Junior Varsity basketball team, although losing to Cambridge M9-33 in the District Tournament, showed up well during the season. Charles Clare was elected honorary captain by his team ates. J. V. members representing M. H. S. so well during the 1957-58 season are, front row, right to left: Johnny Sutton, Cecil Snapp, Charles Clare, Charles Waite, and Gary Grange. Back row, right to loft: Hilton Hopper, Kenneth Williams, Arvid Evans, Roland Allen, Warren Towell, Gary Herriott, Curtis Sutton, Joe Atkinson, Calvin Fuchs, Douglas Potter, and Mr. Benzin, Midvale High School Coach. pf .jfs s P 4 75QfQg,.. 2, SNUNEAU 35 MIDVALE 26 CAMBRIDGE 118 MIDvlz.E CAMBRIDGE S2 311 HIGGINS 23 CASCADE 32 ' 111 CASCADE S3 H NEW Mmnows 117 l1.l HIGGINS 113 I HIGGINS 33 w 35 HUNTINGTON S9 H HUNTINGTON 55 33 Nsw Mmmows 32 Nm MEADOWS 30 32 COUNCIL 23 I BNUNEAU 50 35 COUNCIL 38 H CAMBRIDGE 39 32 CASCADE L11 H COUNCIL 50 23 CAMBRIDGE L19 H Play Day onpe itive sports for girls have bee n changed no naydays. 'rua Softball Playday was held in Cambridge on Mon- day, October lil. nl the schools in the Long Pin League were repre- sented. A Round-Robin form of play was held and the team winning the most games throughout the day took home the traveling tro phy. 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' .,4: xlr , X, N.- vu , Kgs' JN ffl -Xv -xx -, 4: r u nw 1 Donna Guy Elsie Hale V1 Roberts Dianna Ader Martha Weil Ida Stewart Marlene Ader Sharon Clare This year the girls of HHS organized a drill team. They held their first per- formance on December 7, doing a series of spiraling, weaving, wheeling, and crossing. The next performance on Feb- ruary l5 they did in total darkness with flashlights. This time the pat- terns consisted of a Western theme with the flashlights outlining different Western symbols. The second night of the District Tourna ent at Cambridge they also did a similar performance to the first one. D Bertha Jacks Elie Atkinson L L A Basketball Playday is scheduled March 28. Midvsle will be host this Playday. All the schools in Long Pin League will be represented it is hoped that Hidvale will win trophy. A H Girls' Athletics for for the and the Merial Bailey Nancy Sherman Barbara Loney Molly Clelland Judy Glasscock Carol Matthews Ila Mae Morgan Sharon Solders Kathie Heinrich Marianne Fairchild Chorus sg! in 33 4 '3?'A W ' Front row, left to right: Sharon Solders, Dianna Ader, Donna Guy, Merial Bailey, Nancy Sherman, Sharon Clare, Marlene Ader, Kathie Heinrich, Elsie Hale, and Marianne Fairchild. Back row, left to right: Gary Herriott, Bob Finke, Milford Potter, Galen Lewis, H111 Atkinson, Larry Borning, Galen Preston, Kenny Williams, and Mr. Raymond Smith, director. Band Under the direction of Hr. Raymond Smith, and meeting once a week, the Midvale High School band members are: front row, left to right---Bob Finke, Larry Widner, B111 Finke, Kent Craig, seated in the back row--- Victor Craig, Linda Preston, Dick Jacks, standing---Lola Hay Rice, Milford Potter, and Mr. Smith. Class Room Activities Is Th8T The way you were looks like flue Ch6HiSTI'y 75 45h ' fo 7'7Pef J '1? Class has .3 new formula For wafer: We Study 'yd aiN'7 N0fhff bUT If looks like Mn Rice has J 9 ,101-I-N'd3 ,j' The 37f9lV7'I'Oh oi' all The X freshmen. B A ,-,fQr -, l aj! 7 l5i N v e st A 4 tm alll ,h did 97 M ' W' fwaflcief-egu ' yous 'HS Shop CNSS LeHermen's Club V! Ib, ll-if Ill -'J 'S ' 1175! 'HVYMI lil ' .ef-F - JI x ......i..- The Letterman of M. H. S. drew up a constitution and formed the Mid- vale Lettermen's Club under the direction of Coach John Benzin. The pur- pose of the Club is to develop sports, good sportsmanship, school morale and general mental and physical development. Galen Preston was elected to head this group with Larry Horning Vice President and Keith Morgan serving in the capacity of Secretary-Treasurer. Charter members appearing in the picture are, left to right: Calvin Fuchs, Bill Finke, Keith Morgan, Milford Potter, Galen Preston, Joe Stippich, Galen Lewis, Jim Curts, Victor Craig, David Keithly, Joe Atkinson, Charles Clare, Kent Craig, and Jack Taylor. Not pictured are Larry Horning, Bob Finke, Chad Gibson, and Gene Gibson. Camera Club The newlyqorganizsd Camera 4 Club contributed greatly to the gig- Annual this year with their Ngfgig , is picture taking and developing. f'X:f2' Pictur-ed left to 1-ight are ' . Marianne Fairchild, Nancy Sher- man, and Kathie Heinrich. In QQV,3c,.A the back row are Gary Herriott, 9 'L .qu .7 ' Will Atkinson, Kent Craig, and Kenny Williams . Projection quad This group of boys kept the films rolling during noon hour, programs, and class showings of educational films. The boys in the picture are, left to right: Will Atkinson lwho guided the group this yearl, Arvid Evans, Kent Craig, Kenny Williams, Bill Finke, Curtis Sutton, and Gary Herriott. 'Z A We The newly organized Pep Club did a good job of cheering for their team at the Football and Basketball games, and also boosting the morale of the players. Elenore Atkinson directed the act- ivities of the group, while Bertha Jacks recorded the minutes and money matters. Boys' Fed Led by Arvid Evans and directed by Mr. Raymond Smith, the M. H. B. F. did a wonderful job of painting the boysi locker rooms. They contributed to the good of the school by placing trance of the school building. The F. T. A. of Midvale is headed by Mrs. June Nonnan T and boasts two officers of the Avys McCadden Future Teachers of America Club CCouncil, Cambridge, and Midvalel. They are President, Sharon Clare, and Secretary, Marianne Fairchild. Left to right, front row: Verna Solderl, Bob and Mike Atkinson, Dickie Jacks, and Lola Hao Rice of Jr. High. High School students in the middle row are Sharon Clare, Hill Atkinson, Hilton Hop- er and Marianne Fairchild P e H s: Norman is standing be- hind the group. F. 1. A. a thermometer outside the front en- Homecoming Holly Candidates for the Homecoming Queen were Bertha Jacks, Elsie Hale, Kathie Heinrich and Dianna Ader. Elsie was voted queen by the football team and was crowned by Captain Mil- ford Potter at the Greenleaf game October Queens .xHf A - 4 3-1 - !BA'1?gfZ ie' , T ' 4, 5 v if J .ye-. Holly Queen candidates were Deanna Ader, Ila Mae Morgan, Barbara Loney and Sharon Clare. Sharon was crowned at the Holly Dance December 19, 1957. 11, 1957. 91' 0,5 B ,AX Q-71 Qs This year M. H. S. cleared approximately S300 at the carnival. The Queen and King were chosen by penny votes. Those receiving the honor were Kent Craig, King and Molly Clelland, Queen. xg 5? Q 3 5555233 Sf EE x V 13 Q. or if . .qllgeg gg I A of h q 55 8 fa, n I l C0 C33 rw X X I 1 1 ,,, X - N ? X I 'd'-' w . X Aggggbgtx -f' X ew Na gaatglgk awk - 'd .QJEsjEguA4Lll7a NXXXX aegffgy f ff . . J h dl vv .W 'L fl ,Q , Q ffl ff, f 5 cw can 0' - ' ' Schvvl Favorhes il. The Most Popular: Dave Keithly and Dianna Ader 42. The Loudest: Stanley lSuperD Stephens 53. The Quietesta Carol Matthews fh. The Cutest: Gar Herriott and Elsie Hale ig. The Best Dressed: Gary Garner and Sharon Clare f7. Cutest Couple: Dave Keithly and Dianna Ader f8. The Best Dancers: Calvin Fuchs and Dianna Ader f9. The Wolf and The Flirt: Dave Keithly and Marial Bailey flO. The Most Ambitious: Will Atkinson ill. The Laziestz Kenneth Rice 56. The Beat Personalities: Larry Widner and Molly Clelland 0 X -'Qffgif U -1, -vb? ' iv. 5' .L 7 , . Vu .5 'N J X ,bg ,Z X' S98 1,5 ,ms 'fi 3 Z lov? and Sh orT of ir The 387' e 3 N 4' -Pu :TNS Nu haf-CY' fb la B Ox VJ froM The SQ' xgxvwsx fx- R-if + 2 sie , 4 23' 'r Q A '. ED .1,. 1, J su 'Q .f'?YXX J , C ag 1 r . S' C39 5 1 L C13 N X I f 1 X ' A x?. Q ff- e ax X . X 4. I fk X .we , I 5 I 63 -Y Li- V ' . ' ' MJF!! 't ' C63 an ffl 'X we ,T KN Q - - gs i K I fcf, Z 1. I. I I 3514 2 If 1 Y Ji- gr yy. ' ' s 1 EE pi Isxhb cw 49: 0' Riga, A S A Schoo fl. The Most Popular: Dave Keithly and Dianna Ader WZ. The Loudest: Stanley Ksuperl Stephens 1953. The Quietestz Carol Matthew! 55414. The Cutest: Gar Herriott and Elsie Hale iS. The Best Dressed: Gary Garner and Sharon Clare QF6. The I Favorhes 37. Cutest Dave Keithly and 5948. The Best Calvin Fuchs and 549. The Wolf and Couple: Dianna Ader Dancers: Dianna Ader The Flirt: Dave Keithly and Marial Bailey 15410. The Most Ambitious: Will Atkinson 5411. The Laziestz Kenneth Rice Best Personalities: Larry Hidner and Molly Clelland Candid Shots Loorfq No Face-:SQ Bomfworms CHM e ra Q f? ,- ,. nd S1 eadies W Offic: e,HelPg eel-ig 5 Loud Moufhsgq N 5' seo 0 ZJho's In The Dar K2 an-HQ The Billie No Sec:-etS3 Donhao X 2 D A 50: 1. - ' .. 4, ' ' ' s QM FRONT ROW--right to left--John Evans Dick Jacks Jimm W lf D id H B Atkinson, Larry Gurley, Wendell Ader , y O 0' av upper' ob MIDDLE ROW--Floyd Uilburn, Tom y Allen, Janet Grange, Leona Stewart, Linda Preston BAgEag3G edit, Fgy: fowell, Lola Mae Rice - a er e t grew Lee Horning Bud Evans Mike Atki Vi 11 P tti Larry Williams, Garyzyale, Terry P tterfn , neun' rg 8 grew Lb aqfmm T C e Qfmbfbfi Jw, K sw blk FRONT ROW-right to left-David Bailey, Nancy Hopper, Teresa Sellers, Junior Guy Bob Graham, Ivan Hale, Duane Boyd, Stanley Hopper, Rodney Herriott MIDDLE ROW--Doris Branch, Judy Pickett, Terry Leffler, Janette Clare, Virginia Hopper, Nikki Boyd, Anne Sutton, Lesta Lynn Hinkley, Jimmy Morgan BACK ROW--Mark Horning, Hola Fuchs, Linda Bailey, Donna Sneed, Nancy Williams Helva Denney, Chick Baker, Steven McClure, Tony Linder ON FLOOR--Joe Stewart, Ronnie Bitner How We Looked Th S 3121, Mb.- xv!-ax Ml-15' Cheesecake wen, Pl! 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'- is f , ui-'11 hum? fv, ',.,. .5 95, .ml -Nu-'L' ,DV K 1 ' !.4,s'D 1 XXX gm FRONT ROW--right to left--John Evans, Dick Jacks, Jimmy Wolfe, David Hopper, Bob Atkinson, Larry Gurley, Wendell Ader MIDDLE ROW--Floyd Wilburn, Tommy Allen, Janet Grange, Leona Stewart, Linda Preston Deanna Ader, Faye Towell, Lola Mae Rice BACK ROW-Walter Pettigrew, Lee Horning, Bud Evans, Mike Atkinson, Virgil Pettigrew Larry Williams, Garygyale, Terry P tter fU477f74,07'7f0 6- sw blk FRONT ROW-right to left-David Bailey, Nancy Hopper, Teresa Sellers, Junior Guy Bob Graham, Ivan Hale, Duane Boyd, Stanley Hopper, Rodney Herriott MIDDLE ROW--Doris Branch, Judy Pickett, Terry Leffler, Janette Clare, Virginia Hopper, Nikki Boyd, Anne Sutton, Lesta Lynn Hinkley, Jimmy Morgan BACK ROW--Mark Horning, Hola Fuchs, Linda Bailey, Donna Sneed, Nancy Williams Helva Denney, Chick Baker, Steven McClure, Tony Linder ON FLOOR--Joe Stewart, Ronnie Bitner B f t gigs 51 aw A MM FRONT ROW-right to left--Lou Doak, Peggy Williams, Karla Ader, Cheryl Sellers Howard Sutton, Dale Bitner, Jim Potter, Peggy Wolfe, Roger Fuchs, Wendy Wiley MIDDLE ROW--Gary Rice, Dan Qualls, Marilyn Pettigrew, Frankie Shoemaker, Elaine Hopper, Frank Towell, Jeff Holmes, Lawrence Denney, Stanley Holmes, Blaine Leffler, Gwendlyn Ingle, Mrs. June Norman BACK ROW--Gloria Snapp, Ronnie Garner, Sherry Love, Ronnie Ader, Stephen Evans Rick Graham, Joanne Williams, Terry Williams, Marilyn Carpenter, Temple Anne Lacey lsl 'M FRONT ROW-right to left--Jerry Bruce, Lyndall Gurley, Rose Mary Stewart, Carol Carpenter, Greg Holmes, Jeannie Doggett, Lynn Williams, Lynn Gibson MIDDLE ROW--Christie Love, Jackie Williams, Gary Keithley, Arlyn Towell, Karen Evans, Marcia Dale, Hrs. 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