Minico High School - Pantheon Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1960 volume:

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You made it we have preserved it through word and picture. The SPARTA Staff A 1 l the doors of our school, we shall never close the ' S Ours is 4 x -Peoykf Vorld af . . . if V if mu if Kecaueyouae. . . sw-up-nal0 ' 'Q rsfseg-2 FENG? A perfect woman, nobly plann'd We dedicate this 1960 SPARTA to you To warm, to comfort, and command Mrs. Ruby Gilmore. May it be a memo- And yetaspirit still, and bright rial to your worthy aims and high en- With something of angelic light . . . deavors. -WORDSWORTH SITTING-left to right: Henry Dockter, Leo Handy, Harold Peterson, Russell G. Adams STANDING-left to right: Camden B. Meyer, Henry V. Creason, Lee V. Merrill Our Schvv 1671 rd w g J? r 35 ,L il , f' if ,G W f r W , S 1 , K X P M ,Y ww, - , M A K 'G lp 'H A ,ji S wr , fax W xy W :5iEifk 5- X 'f 4 5 ,f 'f ' 51 W iff: f V E DF? 'w V 511 I 1A fig? ll 4 3 ,L ,1 ' .' ' '-. .- ,'. , '. Q , A rg 4 .. 115 , .nf- '. 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ROW 1: Lynn Schoclde, Karen Roemer, Bruce Wright, Max Serr, Jim Snodgrass, Delbert Saylor ROW 2: Liisa Kontinen, Patsy Gentry, Nancy Briggs, Maxine May, Elaine Neibaur ROW 5: Marlene jarolirnek, Kathy Gillette, Laureen Hansen, Pat Patterson, Mary Ann Mulligan ROW 4: Billy Manning, Bob Neilson, Merlin Vilhauer, Danny Asson, Doug Miller, Kent Brower, Carolyn Hyde ROW 5: Doug Wood I6 il' ! ff' I buvuvvynsabw- ..a.......,, ,,,-f- 1-Q--A H , i 5, 5 1 ,,.. ,-, .an1lP lluuunn-1' -fulfills-gg a -V ,qylfllnn 'lu-li 4 I i l ei' W J, 1 .. . vb Q f Wig. 2 X :M T5 Jif Ng. ibm SP 1 35 X, y. M3 ' Q N YW 3 . , A '51 tis' zz World 0 V V Q v av if if V Q Zeachcrs . . . if if if T T Q fr vi? if W T MR. RAYMOND ANDERSON Algebra I Mr. Anderson attended the University of Utah for four years and received a Bachelor of Science degree. He majored in mathematics and secondary education administration. MISS PAULINE BINFORD Home Economics I and II Miss Binford graduated from the Friends University with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She majored in home eco- nomics and minored in music. MR.DONALD BATES English I Mr. Bates graduated from Idaho State College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He majored in speech, drama, and edu- cation. He minored in English, soci- ology, and television. MR. VANCE BECKWITH English IV Mr. Beckwith has attended college eight years. He has attended the Uni- versity of California, University of Oregon, Oregon State College and Claremont Graduate School. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English education and a Master of Arts degree in guidance education. f MISS KATHERINE BARNES Home Economics I and III Miss Barnes graduated from the Brig- ham Young University with a Bachelor of Science degree. She majored in home economics. MR. ROBERT BOWEN American History, Psychology Mr. Bowen attended the University of Utah and the Brigham Young Univer- sity. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology, political science, and his- tory. 'EA x x sk JB, 1, -3 -341 rg 1, . fel - 7635 A 2125533 Q +163-fyaizgig j Zmxbiwf' .Q A Wg MRS. AGNES EDDINGTON English I, II Mrs. Eddington attended the University of Idaho. She received a Bachelor of Science in English and library science. MISS VIRGINIA HAWK Librarian Miss Hawk attended the Southern Idaho College of Education and the Univer- sity of Idaho, where she majored in elementary education and minored in library science. Miss Hawk has a Bach- elor of Science degree in elementary education. MR. EARL GRIFFIN Industrial Art I, II Mr. Griffin attended Utah State Uni- versity and received a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in industrial education. MR. ROBERT HALVERSON Geometry, General Math Mr. Halverson attended the Utah State University and received a Bachelor of Science degree. He majored in physical education and health and minored in biology. MR. ELMER EDDINGTON General Science Mr. Eddington attended the University of Idaho. He received a Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degree in administration science and physical education, MR. LELAND HEPWORTH Biology Mr. Hepworth attended the Brigham Young University, Idaho State Univer- sity, University of Idaho, and Utah State Agricultural College. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in animal husbandry, vet. science and biology. 3' 3 sf fr ii MR. HAROLD HURST American Government vit. Hurst attended the Southern Idaho Iollege of Education and the Univer- ity of Idaho where he majored in education and minored in physical edu- ation, administration and social stud- es. He received a Bachelor of Arts legree and a Master of Education de- gree. MR. ROBERT MALAN World Geography, American History Mr. Malan attended Weber College, Brigham Young University and the Utah State Agriculture College where he maiored in history and minored in sociology. He received a Bachelor of Science degree. MR. ROBERT LARSEN Typing II, Secretarial Office Practice, Distributive Education Mr. Larsen attended the Boise junior College and Idaho State College where he majored in business administration and social science. He received a Bach- elor of Arts degree and a Master of Education degree. MR. DWIGHT LEE English II, journalism I, II Mr. Lee attended Brigham Young Uni- versity where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in English. MR. ELI KEOLANUI Physical Education, Health, World History Mr. Keolanui attended Utah State Uni- versity where he majored in physical education and minored in sociology and health. He received a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in Education. MR. ROBERT K. MARSHALL Band Mr. Marshall attended Utah State Uni- versity where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in music and languages. . MRS. ANN MATTHEWS English I, II Mrs. Matthews attended Brigham Young University and received a Bach- elor of Science degree in physical edu- cation, science and English. MR. KEITH MERRILL Agriculture I. II, III, IV Mr. Merrill attended the University of Idaho where he majored in agronomy and agricultural education. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Agri- culture. MR. GLEN L. MAUGHAN Algebra I, Crafts Mr. Maughan attended Utah State Uni- versity. He has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree. Mr Maughan majored in Education and physical education, he minored in math and physiology. MR. VERNON R. MacNEIL Agriculture I, II, III, IV Mr. MacNeil attended the Utah State University where he majored in Agri- culture. He received a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. MR. BILL MATTHEWS Geometry, Algebra I, Coach Mr. Matthews attended Utah State Uni- versity, Michigan State University, and the Southern Idaho College of Educa- tion. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in math and physical education. MR. JOHN E. MITCHELL Algebra I, II, III, Trig., Solid Geometry Mr. Mitchell attended the Willamette University. He majored in philosophy and psychology. 755 MRS. AENON MOLLER Speech I, II Mrs. Moller attended the University of Utah. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in speech and minor- ing in home economics and English. MR. ELMER RUSH Geometry, Physics Mr. Rush attended the Utah State Uni- versity, Idaho State College, Gooding College, and the University of Idaho. He received a Bachelor of Science in social science. MR. GAILE NELSON Bookkeeping, General Business Mr. Nelson attended the Idaho State College where he received a Bachelor of Science degree. He majored in busi- ness education and minored in physical education. MR. GROVER NEWMAN American History Mr. Newman attended University of Idaho and the Southern Idaho College of education. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary education. He majored in history and minored in English. MR. JESSE MOSES General Science, Geology, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Moses attended Utah State Agri- cultural College, and Idaho State Col- lege. He received a Bachelor of Science degree majoring in math, science, agron- omy and soils. MR. NED STOCKS Ensemble, Junior Choir, Choir, and Mixed Chorus Mr. Stocks attended the Utah State University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in vocal music and his- tory. ...Rii- MISS LUDEAN THURSTON Physical Education, Health, and Drill Team Miss Thurston attended the Utah State University where she received a Bach- elor of Science degree in health and recreation. MRS. ZOE WIXOM English III, IV Mrs. Wixom attended the New York University where she received a Master of Science degree in retailing and ac- counting. MR LEE WALTON Spanish I II and English IV Mr Walton attended Linfield college Where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree majoring in Spanish and English and minoring in geology. MR. KEITH WILSON English III, Physical Education, and Health Mr. Wilson attended Brigham Young University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education and health. MISS MARY LYNN WAKEFIELD Home Economics I, IV Miss Wakefield attended the Brigham Young University and Columbia Uni- versity. She received a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in home economics educa- tion. MR. DAN ZOHNER Biology Mr. Zohner attended the Utah State University. He received a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science degree. He majored in animal husbandry, agri- culture, and farm mechanics. Ji Q D J VX 4-me ? .gp fi A' NJ ffkgufv V Q7 if if VW 47 if K Pwple if N if T w O Q if Q 'C It hardly seems possible that just twelve years ago we entered that first little classroom and experienced the feeling of growing up. Frightened and bewildered, we began to associate with our fellow classmates and teachers. Since then, we have come from far and near to join together in learning. As we ascend these last steps, we have many memories of our past four years at Minico. Isn't it strange that all those exasper- ating problems finally solved themselves in the end? How could we forget our assemblies, games, dances, and all the millions of other occasions that made up our wonderland? Now the curtain is falling on the first act of our life-produc- tion, and we must go our separate ways. But as we go, we do not go alone, for we will always carry the memories of our wonderful years at Minico with us. MIX gil l 'N JY' Senivr Klass 0fHcc'rs SECRETARY-TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT KHICH ROCIHC1' Lynn Schoddc jim Snodgrass 3' MERRILL ALBERTSON Merrill,' Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Boys' League 1-2 I, Merrill Albertson, will my heart to Linda Manning. ELLEN JANEAL ALDRIDGE janeal Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1, Pep Club 3, FTA 3-4, Historian 3, Class Assembly Scenery 2-3-4, Operetta Scenery 2-3-4, Spartan Artist 4, Sparta Art Editor 4 I, janeal Aldridge, will give my paint brushes a much needed rest. DOUGLAS ANDERSON Hey, Doug Football 1-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Vice- President 4 I, Doug Anderson, will my tire pump to all the flat Freshman girls. GARY L. ANDERSON Bird'l M Club 2-3-4, Student Council 1-4, Football 2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Golf 3-4, Class President 1 I, Gary -Anderson, knowing that I am of sound mind, will my tennis shoes to the cooking staff to put in their chili, thusly adding the lost ingredient. 32 ANNA JEAN ABRAMS Jeanie Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3, Twirlers 2-3, junior Choir 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Operetta 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2-3-4, Rifle Club 1 I, jean Abrams, being of sound mind and body, will the junior the wit and brilliance needed to find me guilty and demote me from the position of President. DONALD L. AIKEN Don Boys' League 1-2, Wrestling 3, Choir 4, Operetta 4 I, Donald Aiken, will my ability to tell jokes to Mr. Ingersoll. LA DEANE ALLEN Deanie GAA 1-2-3-4, FFA 3-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 3-4, Junior Choir 3, Operetta 2-3 I, La Deane Allen, will with good luck, graduate and leave this school forever. DELL F. ANDERSON D1PPY Thespians 2-3, Choir 2-3, junior Choir 3-4 I, Dell Anderson, will leave willingly. 1 1 2-1- , ' f. Er? f f: ' k G rif- Ti, 7 if .1,Tg r-2 ' ii Q: .! .1 :: 5' yiiigffif I I: ' :fgs.,f:r1s ' t , . K l a. L ' ' . , - . gg . Q 1 , 1 . ' - V ' - . f if L. V-we , L. A . .. - M, ., ' , 5 L :Silt'-cf2?l?4!fji-Qg7.',fiffftl- r S. ai - f ' . . . - - 'ifLi:':i-755. tf25i.':,gi.i5Q.5: I - - 'ff . - -151242.21 -ffifgfi.-il -. ' rz- ' I 1.-.wget . 1 i .i.............,...1. ..,....,.... R K-W ,Y A f ' F' gf ,mggf lf' 5 ' .gp if i,p.fJ 3 1 'H ' V - EDNA MAE BEELER Pep Club 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Operetta 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Radio Play 2-3 I, Edna Beeler, will my curly hair to anyone who thinks they can do something with it. THOMAS ROBERT BENDELE Tom Boys' League 2-3, Band 1-2 I, Tom Bendele, will all my books to those next unfortunate students who will have to use them. SHARON BOTT Little Bottn Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Junior Choir 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Operetta 2-3-4 I, Sharon Bott, will my locker by the chemistry room to anyone who can stand the smell. SHIRLEY MARY BOTT Shirl Pep Club 3-4, GAA 1-2-3, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, junior Choir 3-4, Girls' Chorus 2, Operetta 2-3-4 I, Shirley Bott, will leave my inability to do book- keeping to Mr. Nelson. 34 BEVERLY JEAN ATWOOD Bev Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Operetta 2 I, Beverly Atwood, will my blond hair to anyone who wants to keep it blond. FLOVON BAIR Flovon Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, FHA 2-3-4, GAA 1, Pep Club 3-4, Operetta 2, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Representative 3 I, Flovon Bair, will leave Margaret Hansen to solve her own problems. LA RAE BLACKER Rae Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Girls' Chorus 2 I, La Rae Blacker, will my standing place on the bus to my sister, Louise, may she enjoy it. f?j LOIS BLACKER uldoisi, Pep Club 3-4, Minico-Eds 2-3-4, FTA 4, DECA Club 4, Girls' Chorus 2 I, Lois Blacker, will all my worries of school to anyone who doesn't have any of their own. 5 5 f 2 5 5 as as 1114 5 ,Q Q 4 1 f 1:73. , is521Ear?i5L'ismS JOSEPH K. COLE ..Jody., junior Choir 3-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Joseph Cole, will if you will. STERLING L. COLE Sterg FFA 3-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Sterling Cole, will my ability to get to Mr. Bow- ens Psychology class on time to my little brother. MARGARET KAYE CRAMER Margaret Minico-Eds 2-3-4, GAA 3-4, FHA 3, FNA 3-4, Drill Team 5, Choir 4 I, Margaret Cramer, will my life and love to R. N., hoping he will take the best care of it. MARJORIE FAYE CRAMER Margie FHA 2-3-4, FNA 2-3, GAA 3-4, Pep Club 4, Minico-Eds 2-3-4, junior Choir 3-4, Drill Team 3, Operetta 3 I, Marjorie Cramer, will my dateless life to all the senior girls next year. 36 F ERRELL H. CATMULL Rell Chorus 3, Choir 4, Operetta 4, Track 4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Ferrell Catmull, will my contact lenses to Mickie Moller and my ability to attract girls to Jock Bell. LA VAUGHN CHRISTENSON 'Chrisi Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FTA 3-4, Camera Club 2, Pep Club 3, GAA 1-2 I, La Vaughn Christenson, will my ability to wave without being seen to Dewight Whittalcer in hopes that he will use it to the best of his ability. HOWARD GARY CORLESS Corset Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Dance 2-3-4, FFA 1, Ski Club 2-3-4, FTA 3-4, Ensemble 3, Operetta 3-4, Exchange Assembly 2-3-4 I, Gary Corless, will my ability to tickle the ivories to Ronald May and his short stubby fingers, in the hope that he will develop a new interest. MONA RENAE COTTOM Mon Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4 I, Mona Cottom, will Caroll Ann Fleck and her friends my lost love for school in hopes that they will find it. QI didn'tj. STEVEN LE ROY DOCKSTADER Steve Footbgll 1, Track 1-2, NFL 3-4, Thespians 4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Steve Dockstader, being of retarded mind and frame, will my pillow and sleeping rack in Trooper Hurst's class to john DeThomas for rehabilitation pur- poses after wrestling with Coach Matthews. FLORD I. DORSEY Emo Boys' League 1-2, Chorus 4, Band 1-2 I, Floyd Dorsey, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Wixom to Gilbert Yost. The poor boy is going to need it. CONNIE JOYCE DAYLEY Con FHA 5, Girls' Chorus 5-4, Minicp-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, Connie Dayley, will my ability to take lessons to Arlene Wilcox, in hopes that she will enjoy them as I have. DARELL D. DICKSON Darelly M Club 2-3-4, Football 1-2-5-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Assembly 1-2-3-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Darell Dickson, will my athletic ability to Mike Fuller. MARJORIE KAROL DOWNEY Karol Operetta 2, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, Karol Downey, will a 4c stamp to the unlucky junior who is seated in my chair in Government. LARRY EDWARD DUNN MLM., Football 1-3-4, Thespians 5-4, NFL 3-4, Club 5-4, Operetta 1-2-5-4, Debate 5-4, Choir 1-2-3-4 I, Larry Dunn, will my '54 Chev. and monster kit to next year's senior boys to continue the parties. BEATRICE KATHLEEN DURHAM Bea Transfer from Filer 2, Minico-Eds 3-4 I, Bea Durham, will my driving ability to Mike Roundy, so watch out. CLIFFORD ETHERINGTON Cliff 38 ff,-,i':2,ri?' .til A W M. 4 11 - v X 51. 2 Y 1-wfifffas: ig? PAUL GLORFIELD Paul FFA 1, Boys' League 1-2 I, Paul Glorfield, will my ability to grow hair to Harold Hurst. JORETTA LOUISE GOCKLEY . .Id , Minico-Eds 2-3-4, FHA 3-4 I, joretta Gockley, will my ability to get to my home in the country from town to anyone who needs it. DAVID MARSHALL GREER Dave FFA 1-2-3-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, David Greer, will the play of Macbeth to Mr. Bedcwith. SHARON LOUISE GROVE ' 'Sharon FHA 1-2, GAA 1-2, Rifle Club 2, Choir 3, Muzettes 3, Oper- etta 3, Annual Staff 3, Assistant Editor 3, Spartan Staff 2, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, DECA Club 4, Chorus 2-3 I, Sharon Grove, will my natural curly hair to Mr. Hurst, he needs it. 40 FLOYD HARRY GALE Barney Boys' League 1-2 I, Floyd Gale, will my ability to get along with Mr. Moses to the guys who take Mechanical Drawing next year. LEE R. GENTRY Boys' League 1-2 I, Lee Gentry, will the rest of my life and all my love to Judi Ritchie. ELIZABETH GOLDSMITH Betty Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FFA 2-3 I, Elizabeth Goldsmith, will my ability to get to class on time to my kid sister, Freida. DOUGLAS E. GREENE Doug Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2, Club 3-4, Boys' League 1-2, Rifle Club 3 I, Douglas Greene, will all my F's in English to Richard Fuller, as if he needed them. IREL DICK GUDMUNDSEN Dick Transfer from Noxon, Montana 2, Camera Club 5-4 I, Dick Gudmundsen, will my ability to get along vith Mr. Moses to his son. JOAN JEAN HADDEN joan THA 2-3-4, GAA 1, FHA Harvest Ball Chairman 4, FTA 3, ,ep Club 4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, joan Hadden, will my seat in Psychology to any aoor, unsuspecting soul who has courage enough to try .nd understand Mr. Bowen. wif KENNETH GENE HAYDEN UK GH Football 2-4, Track 3-4, Senior Band 1-2-4, Pep Band 1-2-4, Boys' League 1-2, Club 4 I, Gene Hayden, will my bottle opener to Little Ham and his friends. LA WANA KAUN HAYES Hayes Fransfer from Utah 2, Minico-Eds 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Pep Club Carnival Queen 3, FTA 3-4, Class Assembly 3-4 I, LaWana Hayes, will Sheryl Snapp a piano piece so difficult that both her and her teacher will not aave time to watch what goes on across the street. 1. LAUREEN HANSEN Reen Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1, Choir 2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Student Council 2, Class Secretary 2 I, Laureen Hansen, will leave the headaches and fun? of being FHA President to Gayle Kraemer. SANDRA HAXBY Sandy Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FHA 3-4, FNA 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Oper- etta 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4 I, Sandra Haxby, will my will to someone who will. if Ei pyp , , 5. X Q K , + X Q ki, l JUDITH CAROL HAYHURST ..Judy,, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, GAA 1-2, FNA 1-2-3-4, Council of FNA 2-3-4 I, Judy Hayhurst, will all my good egccuses for get- ting out of class to Linzy Brown and julie Becker. KAREN HEINER Karen FHA 2-3, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3, Choir 3-4, Operetta 2-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2 I, Karen Heiner, will my sister, Lois, my faithful, dilapidated, hard chair in Government without the slightest feeling of sorrow. 4I ANN LOUISE HUNSAKER Louise FHA 1-2-3-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Operetta 1-2 I, Louise Hunsaker, will my mental ability fwhat's left of itj to my brother Glenn. BETH MARIE HUNSAKER Betsy Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Spartan Staff 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4 I, Beth Hunsaker, do hereby will stall No. 1 at Chuck's-In-And-Out to Flopsy and Mopsy, Junior J.D.'s. 1 MARLENE LEE JAROLIMEK Jake Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Girl of the Month 4, GAA 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Student Council 4, Girls' State 4, FFA Sweetheart At- tendant 3 I, Marlene Jarolimek, will my ability to crowd into the lunch line to Timmy Schell, who needs the nutri- tion., DARLA JENSEN Darlal' Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Band 1, FTA 3, GAA 4, DECA 4 I, Darla Jensen, will my ability to get into tight levis to Carolyn Rasmussen. K CAROLE LEE JACKSON Kee Hee Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, GAA 1, Pep Club 3-4 I, Carole Jackson, will my level-headedness and quiet ways to Joyce Arthur. CHARLES EMERY JACKSON Church Boys' League 1-2, FFA'1-2-3-4 I, Charles Jackson, will my chair in Mr. Wi1lf0H,S English class and Mr. Walton to any poor unfortunate, unlucky, underprivileged person who is lucky enough to have English in Room 5. JOHN PAUL JENSEN John Band 1-2-3-4, Dance Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-3-4 I, John Jensen, will all my old used cold cream to Terry Omdahl so he may obtain better slide action on his trombone. JoLEN JENSEN NIO., Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Representative 2, GAA 1-2, Class Assem- bly 2-3, Spanish Club 2, Girls' Chorus 4, President 4, FHA 2-3-4 I, Jolene Jensen, will my seat in Girls' Chorus to someone who can sing! I 43 RONALD ARCHIE NUSSBAUM Ron Football 2-3-4, Basketball 1, M Club 2-3-4 I, Ron Nussbaum, will keep everything for myself including my football jerseys. LINDA OBERST Linda Transfer from Boise 4, Spartan Staff 4, Minico-Eds 4 I, Linda Oberst, will Mr. Malan's study hall to any- one who wants it and will use it. GEORGE OSTERMAN Glo Boys' League 1-2 I, George Osterman, will my broken down oil burner to any idiot who is willing to take it off my hands, namely Danny McNeff. PARLEY M. PALMER Par FFA 1-2-3, Football 2 I, Parley Palmer, will five inches of my height to Alice Pratt. 50 ANN NICHOLS Curly Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FHA 2, GAA 2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Sparta Staff 3, NFL 3-4, Spartan Staff 2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Debate Team 3-4, Girls' State 3, Assembly Chair- man 4 I, Ann Nichols, will my great mental ability and all my jobs to anyone who is crazy enough to take them without having a nervous breakdown. JENNIE JO DENE NIELSON Jo Dene Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Camera Club 2-3, Glee Club 3-4, All School Play 4, Class Assembly 2-4 I, joDene Nielson, will,-if possible, won't if not possible. SHARON SUE OLSEN Sue Operetta 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Choraleers 2, Exchange As- sembly 1-2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Tumbling Team 1-2, GAA 1-2, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, Sue Olson, will leave Minico and continue to study voice and organ. KENNETH R. ORCHARD Orchid Boys' League 1-2 I, Kenneth Orchard, will be d- - n glad to get out of this rat race. PAUL LE ROY PICKERING Pick FFA 2-3.4, M Club 3-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Paul Pickering, will my ability to be good-looking to the Freshman girls. DIANE PLOCHER Diane GAA'1-2-3-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Twirler 1-3-4 I, Diane Plocher, will quit working for the good old American dollar as soon as I make my fortune, Cadillac included. LENA PEARL POULTON upotsn GAA 1-2, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Twirlers 2, Captain 2, Spartan Staff 2, Pep Club 3-4, Vice- President 3, President 4 I, Lena Poulton, will all future Pep Club problems to Karen Hatch. WILLIAM DALE PRAEGITZER Bill Transfer from Pocatello 3, Junior Choir 4, DECA 4 I, Bill Praegitzer, will if the teachers will graduate me from school. Farewell to the unfortunates. 52 JAY R. PETERSON Pete', Boys' League 1-2, Exchange Assembly 2, Class Assembly 1-2, Science Club 2 I, jay Peterson, will my chair in Psychology to Den- nis jones in hopes that he will get as much enjoyment out of it as I did. NAOMI LEA PFNISTER Naomi,' Band 1-2-3-4, Junior Choir 4, FNA 2-3-4, GAA 1, Pep Band 2-3, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, Naomi Pfnister, will my future into the hands of God to do with as he sees fit. RICHARD LAMAR PLUMLEE Rich', Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 1-2, M Club 2-3-4, Thespians 2-3-4,,Vice-President 3, M Club President 4, NFL 3-4, All School Play 2-3-4, Debate 3-4, Spartan Staff 4, Assembly Chairman 3, Band 1-2-3, Debate 3-4 I, Richard Plumlee, will my special ordered shoulder pads to Timmy Schell in hopes that he will carry on the duty of guard on the team. CRYSTAL PAMELA POHL Crys Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2, FHA 1-2, Annual Staff 2, Spartan Staff 4, Minico-Eds 3-4 I, Crystal Pohl, will my ability to cram for tests and pass to David Pohl. -. E+ i I MARY FLORENCE REYNOLDS Mary Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 2, junior Choir 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Oper- Etta l-2-3-4 I, Mary Reynolds, will my love for Mr. Bowen's Psychology class to Marie Stevens, if she's dumb enough to take it. CAROLINE RUTH RIEDLINGER Caroline GAA 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2, FNA 2-3-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 I, Caroline Riedlinger, will leave bookkeeping to anyone who has enough patience to do it. KAREN RUTH ROEMER Karen Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, FHA 1-4, GAA 1-4, Minico- Eds 1-2-3-4, Council 2, Junior Choir 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Spartan Staff 3-4, Sparta Staff 2-3-4, Prom Chairman 3 I, Karen Roemer, will my ability of never getting kicked out of school for 5 days to my sister, Doris. CARON LEE RUDDLES Cuddles Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Junior Choir 4, Pep Club 3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3, Operetta 2-4 I, Caron Ruddles, will the little J.D.'s all the good times that the older j.D.'s have had in .the '59 white Ford. 54 LILA LOU RESLEFF Lila,' GAA 1-4, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, FNA 2, Spanish Club 2-3-4, French Club 3, Pep Club 4 I, Lila Resleff, will my ability to sneak into El poste para los Caballos without getting caught to Marilee Weber. She may need it. MARVIN GUY REYNOLDS Miken Football 2-3-4, Track 1, Debate Team 3-4, NFL 3-4, President 4, Club 2-3-4 I, Marv Reynolds, will to my brother, Steve, all my good sense. He needs it!! ROBERT H. RILEY Bob Pep Band 3-4, Dance Band 3-4, Band 3-4, Vice-President 4 I, Bob Riley, will play Louis Armstrong's records every Sunday in memory of Mr. Walton. SALLY ANN ROBINSON .,SaP,, Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 1-2-3, Tumbling Team 1-2, Drill Team 3, French Club 3, NFL 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Dance Chairman 1, Girls' State 3, Assembly Chairman 3, Cheerleader 2-3-4, All School Play 1-2-3-4, Operetta 2-3-4 I, Sally Robinson, after confessing it was I who dropped the rubber scraper into the gooey depths of the lunchroom garbage pail, will leave for Sing-Sing with an easy conscience. ia 5 t 2 I, Karin Shillington, will my secret formula on how I keep Mr. Matthews' two dislikes fgirls and annualsj under control to next year's annual editor. G. MICHAEL SMITH Mike I, Mike Smith, will. SUSAN SMITH 'iSusie Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Council 1, GAA 1-2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4, Opertta 1-2-5-4, FTA 5-4, Secretary 3, Dance Band 4, Chora- leers 4 JAMES LOWELL SNODGRASS Grass Wrestling 3-4, Football 4, Student Council 4, Class President 4, M Club 4 I, Jim Snodgrass, will to Mr. Hepworth and Mr. Hurst someone in next year's class to whom they can tell their parachute jump stories. JOYCE ARLENE SPREIER Tommy Red Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Dance Band 2-3-4, GAA 2, Twirlers 2-3, Exchange Assembly 3-4 I, Arlene Spreier, will Winston to the lonely- hearts club or anyone else who wants him. 56 GARY C. SHAW Chaw Boys' League 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Club 2-3-4, Science Club 2, Assembly Committee 1 I, Gary Shaw, will Galloping Jeese Moses my Klu Klux Klan membership card, they can make use of his great skill in starting and maintaining fires. KARIN LORE SHILLINGTON Lorie Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 5-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Annual Staff 1-2-3-4, Class Editor 1-2, Assistant Editor 5, Editor 4, GAA 1-2-3, Operetta 1-3-4, FHA 1, Girls' State 3, Drill Team 3, Captain 5, French Club 5, Jazzettes 2-5-4, Ski Club 2-5-4, Secretary 3, All School Play 2, Assembly Chairman 1, Tum- bling Team 1-2 , VERNA MARIE SMITH Verna GAA 1-4, FHA 1, FTA 5, Minico-Eds 1-2-5-4, DECA 4, Spanish Club 2 SHERYL SNAPP tlsherylil Minico-Eds 1-2-3-4 FFA 1-2-3, Football 1-2, Boys' League 1-2 I, Fred Wrigley, will leave this dry Place to serve at wetter places. fdiaper factoryj. I, Kent Scott, will much of my social success to Douglas B. Wood and my worthless sister to whoever will take her. 60 DOUGLAS B. WOOD Doug Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Track 1-2, M Club 3-4 I, Doug Wood, will my weakness for girls, to Kent Scott for use in college, and to any other boy in high school that needs it. JAMES LAWRENCE WRIGHT ' 'Larry' ' Football 1-2-4, Boys' League 1-2 I, Lawrence Wright, will my height to johnny Moell- mer. FRED WRIGLEY Fred B. KENT SCOTT Hey, you FFA 2-3-4, Boys' League 1-2 Autograph . . . Ann Nichols, Laureen Hansen, and janeal Aldridge are dis- cussing plans for the Senior Assembly. Ann and Laureen are co-chairmen of the assembly, while janeal will paint the scenery. Wayne Matthews, Liisa Konttinen, Lena Poulton, 'and Bob Wheeler are practicing for the Christmas Cantata. Liisa is our 'oreign exchange student from Finland. Ellen Mitchell, Sharon Mingo, Gregg Hollinger, Bob Riley, Noel Meyer, and Gerald Mayes are making last minute ar- rangements for the Senior Ball, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas. Sharon and Gregg are the co-chairmen. . .N- These Seniors play the lead parts in the All School Play, Gentlemen Prefer Blondsf' FIRST ROW: Sally Robinson, Sharon Meyer, Sharon Mingo, Kaula Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Dennis Herbold, Steve Dockstader. bl P ul' 55 sex 7-or K to JUNIOR CLASS Our first as upperclassmen has ended. The junior class as- sembly which was presented on December 16 was a big success with its Vaudeville theme. For the first time at Minico traditional class rings were chosen by the juniors. During the second semes- ter the juniors worked industriously to make their junior Prom the top event of the year. Y 259 0 ' v ww! Arleen Anderson Mar jean Anderson Ronnie Anderson Joyce Arthur Danny Asson Albert Avilla Danny Bachman Annalee Badger Dee Ray Bailey Carole Abo Richard Albertson Sharon Albrecht jackie Alexander Grant Allen Darlene Ambrose Diane Baily Gary Bailey Ronald Bailey Barbara Ball jackie Bare Larry Basterrechea as X 'v-Qu 'X' Verdela Beat Jean Bernard Linda Berry M. B. Bessire Danny Black Susan Besswanger Carol Ann Boguslawski Charles Bohlen Bernice Bollinger Susan Bryant Shirley Bryars Arlene Buerkle Lorna Burke Steve Burk jon Buttcane Shirley Cagle Cary Campbell Wayne Carney Carol Brady Terry Bragg Steven Broaclhead Bob Brower Charles Brown Barry Bruner Irl Carlson Curt Carney Sharon Carotta Karla Carson Deanne Carter Marvin Cazier Darrell Cheney Ruby Christensen Patsy Christofferson Cheryl Chugg Sandra Coffman Eddie Connell Beverly Cook Sandra Cook Alice Crandall 'E-T 16 john DeThomas Mildred Denton jerry Dempsay juliene Dawley Katherin Durrant Corey Eddington Dorothy Floyd Margie Ann Frost Richard Fuller Georgia Crofts Bud Carraway Betty Rae Draper Stelvin Downs Carol Ann Doutre Colleen Dorsey QD- Don Gafford Karlene Garner David Gibbons Curby Gibson Kathy Gillette jay Gittins 11. if 5 ? Joann Gordon Kurtis Glenn Nile Greenwell Linda Gulley Jean Gunderson Roger Hacman jim Hall Judith Hall Caron Hansen Shelby Hayden Lois Heiner Alan Hepworth La Wayne Herboldt Bert Higley Dona Hinrichs Robert Hindricks Ervin Hirning Dale Hobbs ,Mfg ..,, asf, 1 W if J . if -U fs 5312 AQ A if L4 221 W . f af gkwff -A ,f ,iw f - X.,.,,,.V,k,,v , I , gf . at f 535' Y :i, .f,!,. -,KS ei ' S Carma Knight Verl Knight Ferrell Koch Dan Korsen Gayle Kraemer Bobby Kraft Shirley Kraus Kathy Kyle Darlene Klaus Cleo King Dale King Howard King Rex King Vera Klamm Vicki Klingenberg Susan Larson Roger Larson Sandra Lee Barbara Linard Linda Looney Karla Lott 9'- 'SZ' Tom Madden Eddie Mahler Kenny Martsch Judy Manning Dennis Maughn Cleo Maxon Elderd May Marjean May Ronald May Vw ..,, .Q ,f.,. .. .. , ek ..- mKK Y Q x f.,v:rXiY+' ' -:,-5555?-5 Sf wr.-xf7fd6.fM-32 , - k ,..,. ww. fav ww Q sa w , ,... ,, .g,,e:3. W, , ff? 'Xsm T. X ..,... vfgmaw 2-iiif2??lf:?5s::z: GQ .- . .ff if-.Q K. 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'1?ZZA97I.ii5:- iii? 1Sfig',ff Larry Miller Connie Moncur Joyce Moncur Dennis Moses Mary Ann Mulligan Judy Nelson Deanie Nielsen Terry Omdahl George Ostergar Fred Palmer Lynn Parker Eddie Perk Pauline Pedersen Paula Perotto Carla Peterson Rick Reynolds Wallace Rickert Sherry Robinson Jo Ann Robison Doris Roemer Donna Rogers jim Rush Gloria Russell Dona Ryan was 1. ,ssl E , 1-, - , rsz.. f Evelyn Phillips Kathy Phillips Jake Pickering Earl Plocher Deanna Rausch Kenny Reed Ruthie Schell Gail Schenk Janice Schenk Jo Anne Schnieder Connie Schorzman Bruce Schorock EE, Um 62 Ii Jan Schut Max Serr La Mont Short Carol Smith jean Smith Carolyn Smith Larry Smith Pat Smith Verlyn Smith N -+ . ,N 'Sf 'QF A 77 jimmy Stevens Marie Stevens Richard Stewart Janet Stoddard Cle Ann Stokes Dawn Stram Ivus Sweet Mike Taylor Lola Thomas Darlene Sommer Gary Spreier Charlotte Stapelman Margene Stapelman Daniel Staffler Karyl Stephenson 4 Q ,GW , A ?, 356 - af Wg ' ' f -LA. 5 ff-x 5 - f mf is Q X! 5 . , Q' 1 5 .XX 5 .,,,.:ff':x Eff' X gg-,gikfg 'ia ' , N: -' ,jess-vias Wil PM Qf y ng?-5 avr., ,X KA gi A ig L 1 5' fzi., . -1 , . 1. 1 ,Y I ff .:.:-47.3 ' X '- '. sf' 3, ,:,p '??Llw?S..55- 'f'- 4 i W 'fr R Q Q , . E 1 4' mf L v 4- 'F ' m 1-g4,?.yw K MY' if Clarice Whitaker Charlotte Whittaker Robin Wicker Sherry Widmier Dennis Wiedmeier Carolyn Wiest Arlene Wilcox Keith Wilcox Janice Williams Mary Ellen Walton Gayle Warner Dee Ann Watson Dennis Wells Faye West Mark Wheeler Johnney Wodskow Nancy Worthington Bruce Wright Harold Young Gilbert Yost Pat Kraus Aufvgraph U it y ' sig .1 Qs , I s o x F SOPHOMORE CLASS This largest class in the history of Minico enjoyed a very successful year. january was a busy month for the Sophomore class because both the class assembly and dance were scheduled for that month. Cowboys and Indians highlighted the Sopho- more assembly, one of the major activities of the class, which was presented to the student body on January 13. Following soon after the assembly was the 'dance on january 16. Mlm M X 5 'v 82 1-pu-ll'- -all Y.-1.-ii! 3, . ily Q, YQ' ' Q .gf 0.11 : 1 2, x 4 : 'X . V K r my ' 3' 5 ' , n ' fig M . ' 1.1-L, ' 4- f Kaye Abrams Stan Aldous Elmo Allen Carol Amen Tony Anderson Teena Armstrong Ronnie Ashcraft Ron Ashley Sharon Baer Carolyn Ballard LYYIH Bates Mark BHUCI -lack Bell Sherman Bellwood Marlene Bertsch Kathy Billington 84 s LaDawn Anderson Marcin Badger Julie Becker Marvin Bingham s Phu. fl Y J, 'QS- 'Ds ! ::ff W'f'5x I lf , '-'.fW,,W4 1. V: ': A ' 51 1 ,Q 'Y X gf K, Qi 'buf 2 I K jimmy Blarker Mary Blafker Nun Bmcgger David Bragg Kem Brower Lirlzy Brown Karic Burks Terry Burns ,W Lawrence Boldt Blair Brugger Sandra Brown Ronald Butler Pamela Honadiman Carol Brctlmuer Renee Bruner Judy ByWr1ter ! !'Qrf Lloyd linwcrs Ginger Brimlmll Ruhcrtgr liurgcss Lynn Cameron 85 Dianne Cannon Neil Carlisle Carol Catmull Lyle Christensen .laniie Chugg Lucille Cofer Lucy Cole Stanley Cole Deanna Corless Garald Corr Judy Cox Anna Craft Burilell Croft Earl Culley Kathleen Culley Linda Culver 86 Norvel Christensen Caren Condie Kenneth Craven Kay Darley .e S Lovinn Fortier Norma l7i'etl1'ick Imn Garner I..rrry Gittens 88 l.,...-+1 Bette Fowler Jerry Fowler Linda Fowler Kenneth Fretlrickson Judy Freeman Brent Fricke Dick George Gerald Gerlach Dan Gibson -Ignite Gordon Wiliiia Greene Carole Greer Judy Francisco Charles Garner Donna Gibson Claudia Gregory 'mx Vin 'fb 'Ml if Aww r 'PQ an V if X '1.'f ' YN N mu. nw.: sv- -u. -,Ulf ig: Q l wus, 'ie 4 'T 'l'Imniiia Griffin Curl Clriinxtul Connie Griscnti Sharon Hammond lN1iirgiii'ut Hansen lfuyc Hiirrly Rose Ann Harris Sherry Harris liliiim- llgitficlrl Judy Hiixluy Lee Healy Dclwi-in HL-nsrlicial Dianne Higlcy judy Higlcy VUcslcy Hill Marcin Hiltcrlwmml Vcrnuc Hunks 'Indy Haskins Dennis Higlcy Verna llufgifkct 89 QS Ned Horner Billy Hudson Pamela Hudson james Humphrey Binh Hurless Raymond Hurless john Hutchins Carolyn Hyde janet johnson Irwin Jones Pat Kasworm Nancy Kaufman .limnne Kerhs Nancy King Karol Knight Sheryl Knight 90 Glen Hunsaker Joyce Jarvis Anna Kemsley Donald Knighten 1 iii Qhkwa , ff-fig -x 5 . . T .. -- 2, .A fiauw W . , ,, ,,,,f,.w , ,QW L1 Y I.oi'in Moyer Kvnny Mollci' Ciarolil Nciwcrt john Norlwy 92 'His Marthzi Miller Terry Miller Diana Mix Miiki Molliu' Sharon Morgan Tom Morgan Bill Nichols Bob Nielson Ronald Noble Janis Orton Mae Parsons joyge Puck Sandra Mohlman Melvin Morris Anita Norby Lynn Payne P 'KW 12:9-' M3 ft 5. I larger Perotto hindm Platt In ligmnlixseri Verry Resleff Giuuigi Perrriult jerry Pruegitzcr Marilyn Riismussen Steve Reynolds Maxeen Peterson Peggy Price Ronnie Rnwson Teil Robbins PM Peyron ,Ioan Peterson ,I unlitli Reeily Louise Roberts K' Leslie Phillips Carolyn Rnsinussen Donna Reel es -loam Roumly 93 I -- - ii Q ?'EsES f -. ' - , 'Ei 'fif . - Z-or 'WY fr miami'-nf! 'K -sv :Wh-K 4' 'Ihr 9, 1' runcln Smith liolvluy Smitlmic Marilyn Sorenson .gm-n Stanley Mike Stupelmnn Danny Staplcmnn L-slic Stu11p5on Rlikllklfd Stimpson Stanley Stimpson num Stolwortlmy Dorthy Swanson Paul Taylor K YT f K ':' E: 1:.Q. -l sr. U 5 4 I gl mx -lolm Sparks Doug Steel Gcnc Stocking Terry Taylor Clco SlilkL'l' Pcnny Sturm Rnirla Storlllgml Lowell 'llmxton 95 Ji Judy 'l'homas Cheryl Toevs Beverly Vilhauer Kathleen XX'eekes 96 M.. David Thompson Maureen '1'i'ucy Dennis Wfalker Francie-s XVeibcl J, Beverly Thomsen Lidia Trevino Don Wfeaver Jimmie Weimer Bonnie Tingey Louis Uhl Jerry Webb Robert Vifelch Betty Tippets Sharrol Vnnbeuven Marilee Weber Janine Wfenger iillie Wenclt Steve Wheeler Ronnie Whitaker 'aul Whitesides Sharon Whitney Dwight Whittaker .oger Wolff Sharon Wright Delbert Zoldoske Aufvgraph Mary White julie Whitehead Dennis Wilcox jimmy Wilson O O O 97 A x Q, Fix! N.. FRESHMAN CLASS The beginning of the school year found the green freshmen timidly searching for their class rooms, meeting new teachers, and trying to find a place in the lunchline. But as time flew on they became bolder and more accustomed to the crowded halls of Minico. The annual frosh Twirp Days turned out to be a big success with the boys taking every advantage of the girls in getting their scuffed shoes shined. To conclude the fun a Twirp Dance hon- oring a Twirp king and his slave was held. S ll vfJ I g TSW Im' El'-i E 4 '1 vm? 'Q wflf amy' 1 ,buwmwwqg fi 7 4 . -31. . f. 'X h was'- -vu. Larry Albright Virginia Allen Troy Amen Gary Anderson John Andrews Mary Armstrong Curtis Atwood Diane Bailey Kent Bailey LaMar Bailey Gerald Baker Howard Ballance Jock Bell Marilyn Bell Sheryl Bercstrom Lou Anna Berg Billy Berry Dee Ann Bessire Florence Bingham Nancy Bishop Louise Blacker Ridale Blincoe Judy Bott Larry Bott Nancy Briggs Leta Mae Brightwell Jeanne Bryars Lois Broadhead Ray Broadhead Linzy Brown Yutonnah Brown Gwen Burgess Terry Burton julie Ann Campbell Paul Carney Betty Lou Carter 'lv gif' Wil ,l , ' fi-X. 5 , , ,, A 'tu-uv f I if Dennis Cheney Lana Cherry Ellis Christensen Eilward Coe Judy Coffman Charles Cole Betty Coleman Billy Cox Susan Crandall Lyle Craven Mike Craven Connie Creason Anna Mary Crowe Lois Culley Dixie Dalby Stephen Dallolio Barbara DalSoglio Beverly Daniels Loren Davis Martin Dean Christine DeTh0mas Carol Doop Donald Dozier Llfldil Duffin Janie Egbert Leanna Eilers Jake Elliot Karen Ennis Linda Ennis Ronnie Fagg Lynn Fairchild John Felton Linda Ferguson Susan Fischer Scarlet Freeman Don Frisen 1 ' . 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Vern lN1artindale -lim Matty Billy jo Mathcrsnn Darla Nfay w 'Ql- R X M X., w Qs, .. . ii 21:15 . sri sw H Whig..-Q5-' n?:Z..:ZT:-Qy..-..zf:. ,lj iQii.xz.:z , .X LQ. as k,Sw.M . :aw V, . sfsfi ' 552553 'Xu' , .. ,WL, 52 Shy, .V 'IGF ':: f:1s',..::. .J li K.. N1 .. 4 4 4 1. x -x f-may ,,.,4..-f:..- - 'x.:s1,EYei'?:x Q -,ww ,. .. 15 1: pw . waive. f,..,.5g,Q,+n. V ,x 7 .. ,..g.3w, i ' 51:57 ff . .5 em-ff.-5 F.. .m.,,, ..W,A fl? ifwfii K Q .,-.' .1 1L.: iw.. Q ,Q fa . ., .. X X ii wwf! awww. .Q .k,, ,,. lil si-5, -- . ...., WJ, wg . .fq M S Q Gus Nelson Kaylene Nelson Rotky Newromb Elaine Neilmur Marilyn Nielson Patsy Nielson 'luely Niewert Terry Nisson jenivee Nussbaum Gloria Pack Barluara Palmer Larry Palmer si w g 4 Lonny Palmer Hnskeretta Parks Lenarrl Parton Jeanette Parr Roy Parton Donna Payne Lynn Payne Carl Peterson Gae Peterson Connie Phillips George Phillips Gary Pittarel Q ' 15559, -fr, f ik, 1-,rw iw K Drwid Pohl ty Q. Elf? lizzfsgiff is Carole Priest f':., F Li lk Margret Quanstrom ,lon Rnclallcoyic' Marlene Ramsey Dixie Rasmussen George Reynolds -lim Robi rtls George Rogers Rickie Rosa Anne Rush Kay Sanford Darwin Saylor Angela Schaeffer Joyce Schaeffer Ila May Schell Timmy Schell Norman Schorzman Tommy Schorzman Janet Scott JoAnne Se-er Kathy Shelton Fayre Shillington Arlene Short Jenifer Short janet Sillan Vivian Simpson Burdett Smith joeAnn Smith Julie Smith Bold Smithee Clarence Sparks Carol Thaxton Diane Thomas '50 r il '-1-,Wa so f ..- ,?v ., .-, Hi NJA is, Ulla div pw-A fl'- ilk Rotlney ,l'l10IU3lS Diane Tliompson Kathleen Tingey Carleen Tippets Robert Toomhs Diane Trumbell jackie Turner Darrell Tyler Louise l'hl Lucille Ulrich Jaylynne Vamlever ,lack Van Every Wu N. Max Vaughn Pat Vibbert James Walton Frank Warr Tracy Watson David Westendorf Kirk Widmier Katherine Wilcox Lola Wilcox Richard Wilcox Autograph O 6 9 Dwaine Williams Connie Wolf Betty Wood Danny Woodriff Linda Wrens Shirley Wrens Keith Wrigley Mareret Young Aufvgraph Judy Zimmerman O 9 O if my ll um iff? vv vi if f Orgauizafiaus 17 W Q vi? L V+? 4? EDITOR Karin Shillington Pi BUSINESS MANAGER Kaye Johnson II4 ASSISTANT EDITOR Maryellen Walton ART EDITOR janeal Aldridge 2ii.?e.sP .XX i f f m .A .,,,, Q ' ww, .5 +5 1 ww I S? A Mai .we 2 ag? . 3 'lafwwp is... . ,f W. fr. - laik'-win f , , 42. an Ns. Me' A Wife- -A 0101. . f fn., if af ff,'. Q V 1 1 2 .KE . W , I 1 ,gp -SSE. . if Q 5 44. A fy is 1' A, 3 .- - .. ui. ' 'W Y qw A- Mag-,-an - wi ' . 5-QR. mf ff .1 'm f-'Q' ' WM, he if vi . .. r :ef 45 ., H Ag gif 4 vm ef! 5 -Y g WE -am, 1, .,,. .-QA. ,,i-,., , . ,J,,.,g,-- ,,,,--,,.-,,:,- f 5 .f 2-1: an 'iv qw-V ,, , M W A .Nw Q. 3 .,. U, ,uf fy -1 ww. + , , ,, Q 'mnxgfwi-xwv . Hhihiinnr .ff-1-Ms H HW Rf 1.1 A -f -eww M' , -- u mg N-im. x A EDITOR Ann Nichols if Z .,' iff NEWS EDITOR Crystal Pohl SPORTS EDITOR Gerald Mayes parfan faff The staff, consisting of two journalism classes started out the year by publishing a bi-weekly paper The hard working staff not only wrote all the ma- terial but also laid-out, typed, and corrected each copy Later the paper was printed at Burley. The advisor of the group is Mr. Dwight Lee. ., , . , W,WM,,,m,,.v,N . WIWIMMWW QNWW' ' Q nv---3' -hn- ADVISOR, Mr. Luc ASSISTANT EDITOR, vloycc Arthur FEATURE XWRITER, RlCl12'lI'Ll Plumlec TYPIST, Kaye johnson I s s ' I i . o ima-1. LEATED: Steve Broadheacl, Bill Rawson, Richard Plumlee, Kaye Johnson, Crystal Pohl, Joyce Arthur. STANDING: Dwight I.cc Idvisorg Karla Lott, Marjean May, Carol Knight, Linda Oberst, Bob Quinn, Tim johnson. Ann Nichols, Rex Herndon, Gerald Mayes II7 WWA 'MQ' 3 1 X, H viz' ik 1 nw, .- imi, 1 1 U. -553551 Min 211-Sd . . . Ginger Brimhall, SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Donna Gibson, SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Jaylynne Vandever, FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Susanne Fisher, FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE janet Mecham, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Karen Hatch, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Lou Ann McCombs, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE fNot Pictured, jo Ann Burns, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE The largest club of Minico, consisting of every girl in school who pays her dues, changed the style by sponsor- ing Capris Days to start off the year. The club's main project was to provide for an exchange student from some foreign country. The annual Sweetheart Ball, in which the girls ask the boys, was held in February and proved to be a big success. Climaxing the year's activities for the Minico-Eds was the Mother-Daughter Tea held in the spring. II9 Wandering through the halls or at any game, you can always spot Minico's athletes by their red sweaters and gold stripes. These boys make up Minico's Club. To earn enough money for a movie camera was the project of the Club this year. They sponsored an aftergame dance and also operated the snack bar at home games. To climax the year, a Father-Son banquet was held in honor of the athletes' fathers. Richard Plumlee, PRESIDENT Gay Howard, SECRETARY Howard Schaeffer, VICE-PRESIDENT' Y A-i f EH ? V 3 ROW' 1: Coach, Bill Matthews, Rick Reynolds, Danny McNeff. ROW 2: Larry Mickelson: LeRoy Jensen, Leroy johnson, Dicl l'hrich. Howard Schaeffer. Bruce Wright. ROW 3: Max Serr, John DeThomas, Bill Rawson, Curtis Glenn, Wfayne King. Delber Suylor, ROW' 4: Keith Stevenson. Larry Wright, Pete Espinosa. Mike Reynolds, Ron Nussbaum. ROW 5: Doug Miller. Tim john son. XX'ayne Matthews. Don Rehn. Bob Wheeler, Gary Shaw. l20 il, IK!!! 4,,,,y 5 '35 1. s ? Q12 mf 141'-fi -me ,i fm, .km W 9, , . :mai if Q W ' ' , Q Q Z9 ,U gfllb With over a hundred members the pep Club girls have been kept very busy this year with the games and activities of the school. The Initiation Banquet was held in honor of the SECRETARY-TREASURER Sharen Anderson VICE-PRESIDENT Karen Hatch PRESIDENT Lena Poulton new members who were presented with their emblems. The pep club carnival held in the fall was also a big success. The girls tried something new this year by wearing their uni- forms on the days of the games. It was a great reminder to the students to attend the games. The pep club traveled to many schools throughout the season to cheer on the team. if ROW I: Marie Stevens, LaWayne Herboldt, Judy Manning, Susan Bryant, Sharon Albrecht, LaWana Hayes. ROW II: Edna Beeler, Sylvia Bott, Jean Abrams, Shirley Bott, Helen Kraus, Sharon Bott. ROW III: Verdene Kent, Majorie Cramer, Sue Olson, Judy Hawk, Linda Hawk, Marietta Struchen. ROW IV: Susan Larsen, Mildred Denton, Dee Ann Watson, Ivus Sweet, Sherry Robinson, Judy Twiss. 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ROW 2: Rex King, Irwin jones, Larry Kessenger, Robert Toombs, Walter isher, Wayne Young, Wendell Cutler, Ed Burgess, Frankie Hermanson, jim Wynn, john Larson. ROW 3: Danny Steffler, Hugh mith, Devon Jenks, Steven Dalolio, Richard Wilcox, Dale Drage, Gary Anderson, Gene Stocking, Lynn Payne, john Gomez, jim obirds, Dennis Nealis. ROW 4: Ferall Koch, Don Dozier, Larry Albercht, Ricky jones, Cecil Dickson, jerry Webb, Keith Wrigley. Ient Scott, Richard Stimpson, Ivan Garner, LaMar Loveland. ROW 5: jimmy Blacker, jack Parkin, David Greer, LaMonte Short, Jonald May, Neil Carlyle, Howard Schaeffer, Bert Higley, Nyle Greenwell, Gary Nielson, Gerald Neiwert. ROW 6: Peter Schell, Rich- rd Albertson, Stanley Stimpson, David Merrill, Howard Ballance, LaMar Bailey, Dean Blincoe, Vern Schafer, David Pohl, Loran Davis, ruce Schorock. West Side ,Miniw Z 2,4 . gill!!! 6 Qarma Q 15' Q ,I Q agar' SECRETARY, -lay Gittins PRESIDENT, Gregg Hollinger VICE-PRESIDENT,'I'nmMmlLlm PARIJAMITNTARIAN. 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A nation-wide honorary organization com- posed of students in the upper third of their class. This group published a magazine and re- ceived pins at the end of the year. The art work was done completely by laneal Aldridge and the work was all original. PRESIDENT, Pat Patterson VICE-PRESIDENT, Gerald Mayes SECRETARY-TREASURER, janeal Aldridge I'S I .lancal Aldridge. Karin Shillington. Gerald Mayes. Pat Patterson, Kaye Johnson, Ann Nichols, Mr. Dwight Lee, Advisor. M 1. x 1 elmfer RCJW l: Edward Coe. Dennis Cheney, Mary jo Ransom, Kathy Shelton. Ann Nichols, Kathy Phillips. ROW 2: Advisor, Mrs. Aenon Moller, Cleo King. Joan Peterson, Christine DeThomas, Joyce Arthur, Rosemary Schell. Beverly Cook. ROW 3: john Steinbrinlt Nike Reynolds. Richard Plumlee, Larry Dunn, Steve Reynolds, Rex Herndon. ROW 1: Edward Coe. Dennis Cheney, Arlene Wilcox, Joyce Arthur, Ann Nichols, Rosemary Schell, ROW 2? Advisor, Mrs, Aenon Mollerg Cleo King, Janis Orton. Sally Robinson. Kathy Shelton, Beverly Cook. ROW 3: Bob Riley, john Steinbrink, Steve Dockstader. Mike Reynolds, Rex Henderson, Steve Reynolds. I34 afimal Zfreusic 1? vague Well-known for th e i r speaking ability are the mem- bers of Minico's outstanding debate team. Most of them are also Charter members of the National Forensic League. r '- .a Wm' KW MTX, , A iz H51 fkgfmfgfg. L4:w2w3'Q ff xv - Y wgiggswi' f .L 1- - ,M M.'X.12PM., WA . V.,,A 1, .. Qgiy nm WH V ,. X ,,. - ,, :Afg.Q.:f.e:.-5:2-'G' 1' 4 i gf : f f 1 31,375 K A ff , A -- QQWSY4 Mig ,-1, 1 ,L 5 2-21gL,7TQ L15J.2S'- 1 gsk-,R 3 , 'T gqwrsfiyip' Y sp., , .,W,fx.We ,, . H., '- A if iXyQ1?xgf2gx.z5?.a'L X - 3' 'Z bf EEE, ,M , - OW 1 Ann Nnchols, Sally Robmson, Llla Re Q VI ton, Denms Herbold, John St ' s ' C A Bob Wheeler, PRESIDENT Karie Burkes, SECRETARY-TREASURER Doug Anderson, VICE-PRESIDENT ' Q i . W ROW' 1: Marilyn Bell, Linda Duffin, .Ioan Mecham, Dona Hin- richs, Karla Harper, Nowa Kay Jensen, Marilyn Sorenson, Tamara Wfeber, Marilee Wfeber, Janice Orton, Karin Shillington, Gayle Kraemer, Pat Peyron, Liisa Konttinen, Lidia Trevino, Kathy Billirigton. ROW 2: Don Rehn, Larry Smith, Bob Wheeler, john DeThomas, Bert Higley, Bob Brower, jock Bell, Kyle Mc- Bride, Mark Brower, Kenny Moller, johnny Wodskow, Paula Petrotto, Karla Carson, Kathy Phillips, john Moellmer, Fayre Shillington, Gary Corless, Steve Anderson, Bob McQuain. ROW 5: Corry Edington, Gregg Hollinger, Jim Winn, Doug Ander- son, Dick Seibold, Lynn Schodde, Wendell Cutler, Bruce Van Leuven, Jim Selfen, Steve Platts, Lawrence Mellor, Wayne Young. I36 V: . ..,, , ,L ,44v24ers. . . The Alpiners, Minico's Ski Club,took ad- vantage of the good skiing conditions with two week-end trips to Sun Valley. The club sponsored an after-game dance to help with the expense oi the trips. Even with many bruises and broken bones, the Alpiners had a very successful winter season. Zi? gllflll VICE-PRESIDENT Marie Stevens TREASURER Deanne Carter SECRETARY Deanie Nielsen PRESIDENT Sharon Mingo M' ir Qi H l W' 5, S! ROW I: LaWayne Herboldt, Judy Manning, Naomi Pfnister, Carol Vilhauer, Charlotte Arnold, Arlene Buerkle, Deanne Carter, Deannim Neilson,-Marie Stevens. ROW II: Linda Hawk, Judy Twiss, Sherry Robinson, Lydia Trevino, Diane Higley, Maurine Tracy, Bettj Tippets, Judy Francisco. ROXW III: Miss Virginia Hawk, Advisorg Caroline Reidlinger, Shirley Renz, Ivus Sweet, Dee Ann Watson Murcia Hilterbrand, Marcia Badger, Launa Cherry, Diane King, ROW IV: Angela Schaefer, Dianne Koch, Judy Bott, Nan Braegger Sandra Haxhy, Judy Vogt, Connie Shorzman, Beverly Cook. l38 5331 Q 1- liz: 2, z U . A M, fm-'f wf N' 1 x X. M V, .Q ,Q , ,L 1 .:,,f, A- L n ui. 5 f xa f zwgmg, ,.-- 4 7? , . , :A, i 5 fb fiiisggvai 4452? 3 'Q as gi sill 1 - iw K Q Q55 .s x .K Girl ' Athi fic' Assvciaf Yflfl . . . JUNIOR-SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE, Tamera Weber PRESIDENT, Helen Kraus SECRETARY-TREASURER, Karen Anderson POINT MANAGER, Joyce Moncur ASSISTANT POINT MANAGER, Martha Miller ADVISOR, Miss I.uDeane Thurston VICE-PRESIDENTv Linda Johnson FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE, Ann Rush 47 G.A.A., an organization for the girl athletes at Minico can be seen in action on Thursday nights. They play almost every sport and the separate teams compete for points. They held a chili feed for all members in the fall. ja zcffs. . . i H ' Biff' S ,ww ROXX' l: Marilyn Bell, Wlllllill Anderson, Donna Dockter, Dorothy Eilers, ROXX' 2: Nancy Neibaur, Karin Shillington, Linda Thompson. Carolyn Smith. 'D-. vu During the half of the basketball games or git many school functions, you can see these eiglmt girls. The jfizzettes are composetl of two girls from each class. In their flashy retl and black costumes, they dance to the popular numbers ol' the tlily. These girls make-up their own steps :intl actions. Mrs. Ann Matthews iulvises the group. 3 X S Q ' 3 fs, , , V Q , ,gf 1 ..,a Egg: Sgr vw ' ' 5 JKT ' ' .' Nayg, .5 J 4 if 9 3 X aff f if WW kr gev vm ,3i73,l7? ff,:5'Z:e? -V' 3 L Z' i A K K g .N:- K K K E. s f Q Q'., . A - ,..,.: ' . 'f,,,,,, E-i Xiu, .nw i Qgff Af' 4' 2 'kk- 7 5 'Tu ' i li K lf - ' ' ,Q 'lf fl is 4 ,7'n'. , ,,K,,..,, 55 'sf wif af ., ' 1 M I .f 2 , My lr LJ: I -P .. ,YH vvf IW 7 M - ' N- V, ,L,. .3 ,4 ir kr I I l ,sw . 1 V Y ',.1 K I, ,L I Q if P 65: V F' sgi I , 1. el. ' My 1 1,2 E F A x . H . ' '71 Eb, .-I. f' v bw ff Li-.,f H-:risers if Y' Dlv 'lfil2: rgilagmg , YNQIQJ ,vi was , mantra' nav' H A Higgs, . A Q gf JM jun Z1 SECRETARY-TREASURER Ilene Uhl LIBRARIAN Teena Armstrong PRESIDENT Dell Anderson STUDENT DIRECTOR Jean Smith I irq A ,l,.l . 1 ffl l l f if id Jw 05 N'-er ROW 1: Maxine Peterson, Ver Dean Kent, Corrine Knopp, Margaret Hansen, Sandra Piatt, Sharon Morgan, Jackie Felton, Teen: Armstrong, Janice jackson, Roseann Harris, Connie Schorzman. ROW 2: Carolyn Weist, Sharon Bott, Helen Kraus, Sharon Carotta Sylvia Bott, Sharon Hewitt, Carole Vilhauer, Naomi Pfnister, Caren Condie, jean Abrams, Sherry Robinson. ROW 3: Mr. Stocks Directorg Leslie Stimpson, Max Twiss, Dell Anderson, Lynn Parker, William Weeks, jim Martsch, LeRoy Jensen, Bill'Praegitzer. l48 ,, Q 1 . ,, , f. ,M fa, new W2 sd S if vs Q . ,f ,. ..1f..Q,.... - ,M . , S ,. .. . -...,...,,...r, , .7,.: x fx . .,S' . ' 4 .4 ..L,W,k , sw mg: W V-17, f r - N V - 1 1, Q -fy Y, MQ' . fF:fg?3-' A. .: arg 355254, A' Xi? YF ' Q A 1 W-gf , gb wi ,fi- - ff- 14.-,Mfg k , f A if 2 J, , if, jf? gi- ? I iff 1,1 5' 1 X 2 N f .2 K lan. nn Aw-Q . .252 ' . . 'S K , ..,,--.-,,.,, .W k nvvmwwu... if 12:3 'Hill Q 34 , ' x -, - ' I. 5 15 f,5,k,.u,,f. K. fig: 4 i T. . -f..f f-.-iw .,,., 1 .- ,V V. xx A as 535- ze Z9,vl6'a14d. . . Student Director, Gary Corless. ROW 1: Karen Smith, Pat Peyron, Arlene Spreier, Linda Gulley, jerry McCombs, Juliene Dawley, Vera Klamm, Karol Doop, Gwen Burgess. ROW 2: Ellis Christenson, Mardene Jensen, Dawn Stram, Penny Stevens. Maryellen Walton, Bob Riley, Ervin Hirning, Deanna Corless. Debbie Henschied, Kaye Sanford, Gayle Kraemer. ROW 5: Cleo Maxson, Brent Fricke, Winston Bruns, john Jensen, Karla Kaufman, Noel Meyer, Larry Smith, Kim Sanford, Darwin Saylor, Gene Hayden. l50 S Who are the flashy students in the red jackets seen at all the games? None other than Minico's Pep Band. The Pep Band played for nearly all of the games and traveled to surrounding schools as well. Under the direction of Mr. Marshall and student leader Gary Corlass the band was a real asset to the spirit at the games. S QQ s S Snsemble LOW 1: Verdene Kent, Janice Williams, Janet Mecham, Sandra Ioffman, Sharon Culley, Juanita Schaeffer, Linda Renz, Sue Jlson. ROW 2: Ned Stocks, Advisorg Nancy Neibaur, Ellen Jitchell, Joan Mecham, Sharon Knoblauch, Glenda Stromire, lnna Marie Crowe, Judy Manning. The melodious voices drifting from the music room around first period are those of the ensemble. Trained by Mr. Ned Stocks, these girls were asked to sing at many civic affairs. Their striking uni- forms were just the added effect to a very success- ful group. I5I SALLY RONALD CAROLYN XVILMA ROBINSON JOLLEY SMITH ANDERSON 11' 4 , 1 Q VARSITY TWIRLER Marilyn Sorenson Zfwirlers OW l: Marcia Badger, Cle Ann Knopp, Pat Kowalski. ROW 2: Kay Merrill, Diana King, Carol Catmull, Juanita Hymas, Lena herry, Yutonnah Brown, Mickie Moller. Although Marilyn Sorensen is a sophomore, she is considered our varsity twirler. Marilyn has presented different twirling routines, particularly along the popular jazz line. The j.V. Twirlers provided entertainment during the half of the basket- ball games. Freshmen and sophomores compose this group of girls. Many nights of practice and hard work go into their productions. Sponsor of both groups is Mrs. Ann Matthews. l55 VW. ,, f if ' - 1 -, Nr gm - W . sg: f Qsfiwg . fi VA . gi ,Q we .avg 15335 49 f. emi: X X! nf ,f 4 4 . J A ' 3 f ' U isis f-:A Min 211 Dance ,gil d ROW 1: Winston Bruns, Susan Crandall, Arlene Spreier, Dennis A Swinging beat, a big loud Sound, and a lot of Wmorl' ROW 22. Wm Jensen, 'Gary Corless' Mark. BOW-fffw musical fun describes the Minico Dance Band, The Bob Riley, Ervin Hirnmg. ROW 3: Kenny Reed, Janice Wil- . . hy liamg. PIANO: Susan Smith. played at many of the school functions and civic ' affairs. They participated in the exchange assembly also. 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U Jfis' zz Word M if fdfmpefifivu . . . Qfvffif 47 Q W V+ if :Q MINICO OPPONENT Sept 11 Twin Falls 20 6 Sept. 18 Filer 47 0 Sept. 25 Jerome 6 7 Oct. Buhl 28 12 Oct. 9 Pocatello 6 34 Oct. 16 Gooding 28 13 Oct. 23 Blackfoot 35 0 Oct. 30 Oakley 21 0 Nov. 11 Burley 0 19 COIZf6'l'6IlL'6' record .5 ufjzzf 2 louex F1 ed. 5 Varsity glffffbllff The Spartans have once again pushed on to victory. Losing only two out of seven conference games, they had a high standing in the cross-state league. Minico is mighty proud of their football team this year. VARSITY COACH: Red Halverson, j.V. COACH: Keith Wilson, VAR- FQOTBAI-L MANAGERS! Danny MfNeff, Wallaff ITY COACH: Bill Matthews, VARSITY COACH: Glen Maughn fNot pic- Rlfkefti and Jfffl' Pfaegiflff- rred: Eli Keolauni, j.V. COACHD. jzmivr Varsity Qoofball DATE Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 11 18 25 2 9 16 23 30 11 OPPONENT MINICO OPPONENT Twin Falls 20 6 Filer 47 0 Jerome 6 7 Buhl 28 12 Pocatello 6 34 Gooding 28 1 3 Blackfoot 35 0 Oakley 21 0 Burley O 19 IL'l Var izj K, xx Sl P ROW' 1: Doug XVood, james Snodgrass, Bruce Wright, Danny Bachnian, Robert Kerbs, Howard Schaeffer, Merlin Vilhauer. ROW' 2: Larry Dunn, Gene Hayden, Kevin Ferry, Pete Espinoza, Rick Reynolds, Paul Pickering, Marvin Reynolds, Don Mayes, ROXX' 5: Ierrv Moore, jim Wynn, Lawrence Wright, Kenny Stephens, Darell Dickson, Gay Howard, john DeThomas. ROW 4: jerry Loveland. Eddie Peck, LeRoy Jensen, jake Pickering, Larry Smith, Eddie Connet, Kenny Martsch. l68 wilful! . . . ,ll slim, l 1 ws Q .. v,,,,.,, Mayw- ROW 1: Doug Greene, Dennis Felton. Wfayne Matthews, Ronald Nussbaum, Gary Anderson, Robert Wfheeler, Richard llhrick. ROW 2: Mil-ze Taylor, Delbert Saylor, Gerald Mayes, Leroy Johnson, jim Praegitzer, Jerry Praegitzer, Manager, ROW 5: Max Serr, Gary Cambell, Dick Seibold, Doug Miller, jack Alexander, Danny McNeff, Manager, ROW' fl: Roger Larsen. Larry Mettler, Doug Anderson, Dennis Herbold, Wallace Richert, Manager. lin Dcferz 5 P Hs' 1 76 W T' a LINEMEN: Doug Wood, james Snodgrass, Gay Howard, Richard Plumlee, Bob Wheeler, Gary Anderson. BACKFIELD: jerry Moore, Darell Dickson, Robert Kerbs, Ken Stephens, Wayne Matthews. 05614 5 LINEMEN: Gary Anderson, Gay Howard, Richard Plumlee, Marvrn Reynolds, Doug Anderson, jim Snodgrass, Gerald Mayes BACKFIELD: Wayne Matthes, Darell Dickson, Ronald Nussbaum, Howard Schaeffer, I70 917017 Il Seuirfr ? i 4 l 5 , i 2 l E 3 l -W-MMM V is . ,..,. E-rr' ff X siftksrsifi J i gg L ' lQig1D.3s.a4 + .t...,. r- VM--Y - - W' OW' l: jerry Moore, Doug XX'ood, james Snodgrass, Robert Kerbs, Howard chaeffer, Mike Reynolds, Doug Greene, Dennis Felton, Vlfayne Matthews. ,on NUSSDQIUIII, Gary Anderson. ROW' 2: Jimmy Winn, Larry Dunn. Gene layden, Paul Pickering, Delbert Saylor, Gerald Mayes, Leroy johnson, jim Taegitzer, Dick Seibold, Bold Whecrler. ROW 3: Jerry Loveland, LeRoy ensen, Larry Wfright, Ken Stephens, Darell Dickson, Gay Howard, Doug An- erson, Richard Plumlee, Dennis Herlwold, Dick LThrir'l1. j N .9 Ea I7I 9 ri jun 271' Var ity glflffbllff ROW' I: Steven Pease, Louis Dobbs, jake Elliot, George Rogers, Terry Misson, Billy Berry, Garry Pittard, Dennis Neilis, Jim Robert, .lim O'Donnel, ROXX' II: Dale Hunsaker, Leonard Parton, Ronnie Fagg, Roy Parton, Don Friesen, Charles Cole, Richard Hieb, Max Vauglin, jim Walton, Darwin Saylor. ROXX' III: Loran Hatch, Richard Graf, Terry Resleff, Steve Wheeler, jock Bell, Bill Nickols, Don Linsey, Dan Vifoodruff, Dennis Walker, Clarence Sparks, Leonard Kerbs, Lyle Craven. ROW IV: Wain Greenalch, jerry New- comb, john Norby, Donald Knighten, Lynn Heinrich, Troy Amen, Van Greenwell, Kent Brower, Ted Robbins, Loran Maier. ROW V: Garland Larsen, Eugene Moncur, Billy Manning, Elmo Allen, Larry Gittins, Paul Taylor, Louis Uhl, Glen Schenk, Bob Nielson, jack Dempsey. l72 I K x S 2 s s x I T, ,W, AW.A ' .v , , A, A . . , x ch Bill Matthews gets into thc linc-up during Il day of PI'klLfiCC for thc Minim SPLIILIIIN, V ,V y' . . HKYVAV K' x Gary Anderson. Numlncr 62. Llcurs thy way for Dvlbcrt Sxylmx Number ' Our great team in action Wayne Matthews tries a reverse play against the Twin Falls Bruins. Minico won the game 20-6. H11 framing Game I 9 AW , pt -V. si ! A W i fi 'Z '1-xt A nur T ' gf. I it 23 f' ,mald Nussbaum scoring the final uchdown against Oakley in our Home- wming game. Richard Plumlee, Num- rr 72, paved the way. Minico won C game 21-0. I , xx N I N. an F YMXA W I F I7R I D V 'X W1 'J J WRESTLING Dec, 5 Minico Mountain Home Dec. 7 Minico, Pocatello Dec, 11 Minico Snake River Dec. 14 Minico Pocatello Dec. 19 Minico Marsh Valley Dec, 21 Minico Blackfoot Jan. 3 Minico Snake River Jan. 11 Minico Twin Falls Jan. 15 Minico Burley Jan. 18 Minico Gooding State Jan. 18 Minico, Burley Jan. 22 Minico Gooding State Jan. 29 Minico, Blackfoot Jan. 30 Minico Marsh Valley Feb- 1 Minico Buhl Feb 4 Minicom Twin Falls , L,-5 'Jw 4 Wre fling The MINICO MATMEN had a very successful season. This is the second year Minico has had a wrestling team, and they made a great showing. Coached by Elmer Rush and Red Halverson, these boys won 11 of their 16 matches. The MATMEN won the District Championship Trophy. COACHES: Red Halverson, Elmer Rush MANAGERS: Bill RHWSOH. Jim Rl15h Twelve District Champions and three runner-ups went to the State Tournament. The MATMEN tied for 4th place with Borah in the State Tourney. These boys placed in the State Tournament. First Place-jim Rush Second Place-Curtis Glen Third Place-Richard Plumlee Third Place-Raymond Schnabel Fourlh Plate-Richard Stimpsen xi, A -K:-1. f f .. sz , 1, . N , H , ' vi: -X525-14M5..,.ff X Alf ' V :Q Si.. . 'L:?UL:, Y U . . . ' ., f Q ,L,L -Q i'3'.-Y -.af,'l'-R-5.'Fegff .591 :?1??3aJ?13--fis-.'H, ff'5M::mr.'fT 5 limi A k X M A 1 K5 rf L3 y X '21 K 155 1 'fifigfif' I K J ' - - K- 1 -.fgsj-isp .. , . fgsffaih - 51, 1g, Kyf.p ff, sm. M, -A my ff , 1 i f .9 1.w,:.2,M.7g X-wwf pg .- f 31 ' ' N ..,.. .. , . 1, g Ungar: 'A ,. N if Mesa: Z2 Mr. Ingersoll presents Jim Rush, the State Cham- pion in his weight division, with the District Trophy. These wrestlers placed lst in their weight di- visions in the District Tournament, Richard Stimpsen, Rocky Newcomb, Frank Cole, Curtis Glen, Bud Carroway, Steve Wheeler, jim Rush, john DeThomas, Bob Wheeler, jim Snod- grass. Not Pictured: Raymond Schnubel, jerry Praegitzer. Dwight Whittaker trying to escape a Twin Falls wrestler. W A 45,11 . ,Q My -54, ggi? ,. K.,. ' A G' W, ,, ,,,,,. '--- - 'R Q...- E 5 M? A,-l1 M, f -1 un 'gf 1 4+ + fl 3555 QS- Nxwwmx-w,b A. -5 N s QF it ...- N..- S-'..,,.,-.. . .. .... + -, 5 Q X .15 if W k fn T 2 w g vt ly Q gs W ,vw 3 ik +4 gi H 2 F ,, M if Q jim Rush holds Curtis Glen in a referee position. jim Snodgrass tries a stretcher hold on Richard Plumlee. Larry Miller, and Jim Rush, Bob Wheeler, and john DeThomas, being coached by Red Halverson and Elmer Rush. ,.J I' y ff Deq, 4 Minico Nampa , Dec, 5 Minico, Boise Dec. 10 Minico North Cache DCC 11 Minico Snake River DCC- 18 Minico Twin Falls Dec. 19 Minico Nampa Dec. 22 Minico Pocatello ., ., jan. 8 Minico Oakley , lim- 12 Minico Filer , jan. 15 Minico, Buhl , Jan. 19 Minico Burley jan. 23 Minicom Jerome , Jan, 26 Minic0,, H Filer ,,,., jan. 29 Minico ,e,,e , Gooding O Feb. 2 Minico Burley , Feb. 6 Minico Oakley ,,,, Feb. 9 Minico, Gooding O ,, Feb. 12 Minico Buhl Feb, 19 Minico, Pocatello V ,tt,, , Feb. 26 Minico, Jerome ., DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Mar, 5 Minico Burley Mar. 4 Minico Filer Mar. 9 Minico Buhl Mar. 11 Minico Buhl 'Tiff TJW alas ii 6 WW li NN?-:T lgaskefball Minico's great basketball team gained wide-spread fame this season. The SPARTANS started the 1960 season by defeating Nampa and Boise. Play- ing 20 games during the season, the SPARTANS won 16. They were defeated once in conference play by Burley with the score 45-40. But the SPARTANS had their revenge in the next game with Burley, defeating them by 24 points. The MINICO SPARTANS again won the Class AAA Conference Cham- pionship trophy. Keith Wilson, j.V. Coachg Glen Maughn, Varsity Coachg Bill Matthews. MANAGERS: Danny MqNeff Don Rehn Varsity Coach. In District Tournament play the SPARTANS got off to a fast start by defeating Burley 67 to 46. They then rolled past Filer and Buhl. The Championship game was between Minico and Buhl with the SPARTANS defeating the Indians 58 to 32. As a result the MINICO SPARTANS are the District Champs not only in conference play but also in tourney la . P CONGRATULATIONS!!! To the best ball team and coach in the dis- trict. You have done a great job, and made Minico mighty proud of their SPARTAN basketball team. Var ily Ka keflmll Umm ii i i 1 ROW' 1: Bill Frutes, Merlin Vilhauer, Robert Kerbs, Tom Madden, Dennis Maughn, ROW 2: Leon McBride, Doug Wood, Doi Mayes, Darell Dickson, Gerald Mayes, Gary Anderson, Mike Taylor. f :qi?fl+ N A, vff'3b5f.,ik5 ' f 1 f N 1 .fx , faq., 1, ,4w,f Lg,--'fp i 1,4 .9 1 I A' ff 'Q ,N,, ww ' 'H Q' -gm ,W GE' f 4'ffsS4n , Q If Q , ,f f N' 5 Q ff, M WW A f ,, 1 W 55 , Q mggx Jx9,,,g,V 7 if .gh W QA Him , MW , ' 2 K' Q Z ' ' -12333 A W ff 1 2 , '2fQ , ' ' , im, , ,Nh Y. ,,fhf?r 5 , ,wr v Xi 3 R if 2 3 ,. V :f4 63 2 , , i 5 J 1 k - ' 1 1 N , I by -W 4 ffl, ij , , U ' - my f Q2 , , T351-L? '- 4 mf ' . F', l 1 M 4 ,,A S we . W v 6,314 Mx, I ,V is i K9 z , , M Q X V ' 'x V 5,1 K' 4 N 1 ',1'f'fw4w'Z- ' ' f 2 ..,' W, , ' ' ' h' sl ' . 1- 1 - ' l m, ,' , ,W f f - f Y ' I ,NA4 . V. W A l L- Rik 'W wig Q, f sg., f 3 ' 5 if Q? 'fU:? fffff1e f Li.: 43417: ' 751. GQ iz-f, vi, I Qgiiffggfc We-' .457 I ' H 3339553 x , Q, ' Q ,. 555 ! .Q iz w f wi Y.,.+,: 1 Mwdvvgzz 2, : My A y' L 7Qi,.V2l'11f 'ff' war A 'iegffi Spartan '- D . D O ERT Kiiiiaber qi 6:32 sqjggm, one EEVNIS MAUG shOY'eSK i 5'9 ta ' A in is 'plays f 'Ve IU ony ddpate S 6'1,, in rom 1, e 111015 on t R0 eu realm measuuglilt has page Possefjd. Alas Seen Soildelght iforward P0s1tIS years ear S uaf 5 year- as SP 8Ood b C' act, s 3 1011 an is a Seznfie a ee J: as Wilde varsiw- year With gi halldlei-on during feierve an Xost 0 t QSOV' at on Vfitsjf 15 pla Season xhac iohis second YC Y Ymg hls first This 1 GARY ANDERSON Gary is the Spartans leading scorer and a senior this year. A veteran letterman on the squad, he is an accurate shot from the side and corners. He stands 6'3 and plays a forward slot. He is one of the team's top rebounders. DOUG WOOD Doug is a senior and is playing his sec- ond year of varsity ball as a reserve at Minico. He is 6'1 tall and plays at the forward slot. He has seen limited action during the season and is considered a good shot from the floor, f 1 ff N , -4 v,!! 1-W A iff E as 5- fi? Qs? 9 ii K 14. C A I f Y r X533 :HS 5 i 'N ei-Q .. w '::-. se l g .sf n .4-rag gg. 44 mx H N F .,,,x f al' xr, E L, 1 Q 3, Q W We 2 fa ,. T gf , NW. -.:e. L S SEQ 525 x :fx Q xx l f Lf ,W-L 55 ? fwfa, 25151 K l lg , . OI ' s VY' ,A ,L , '92, K5 gs f v x .1 :YN .L Q-0 r all I .... 'few - x. . Q jumping jack, Billy Manning tries a jump shot against the Filer Wildcats. Minico's -l.V, won the game. Opening jump against the Buhl Indians during conference play. Minico won 44-37, Gary Anderson lays one up for the SPAR TANS during a conference game with Burley. Minico defeated the Bobcats 66- 42. Diircll Ditkson ilrops in a field goal against liurlcy fliiring a Conference game, Mc-rlin Vilhaucr stores against Filer in tournament play with an amazing over the head lay up. Minico defeated the Wild- HITS 70-51. Gcraltl lXI.iycs tlumpm in two points lor the Spartans against tlic liurlcy liolncats during thc first glllllk' ot tourm-y play Minico won 67--56. N.. . 535- ' u ma H,--1fQ,1f af- V silk -'SZYSSTW f iz - 4,51 sf, jgghk : 1 L L x ' fn: 1 5 . .fr J 1 x . viii, . ' f: A 5' 3 E. : , 3 f ML, V1 .. XVQES ., - f 52 S. f f f L 1 4 . 5 1. . - ff 1 wx 5 .,., fi 5 , 5 , , ..,,:, ,.. ,1 at S ' Sr 8 K . -If gk Sf . X L rx. ,, mfg Eggs fj- ANC' fwsbfi ll f 9 cs in 1 ff 1 Citi SWA X .f--- 7?-,,.. TRACK I Due to the early deadline of the an- I nual, we were unable to include any of this year's track team's activities. However, we know that the track team, coached by Keith Wilson and Eli I Keolanui, will have, as in the past, a very successful track season and will make Minico proud of their track team. I f 7 3 JL Nr .-.. . X... .-Iggy: c.J I93 4? Ji? zz Wa if if V17 vffv v if if Q rites fy ifv if 17 v V X Vv if J Q 1- 41' 7' QQ? Qrfrezgu Srfchange Student LIISA KAARIN MARJATTA KONTTINEN Liisa was born in a little village where her folks moved because of the war. She has three brothers -Heikki, 215 juaani, 20, and Paavo, 9. Her father is a sergeant in the Finnish army. The town, Lappoonranta, in which Liisa lives, is about 20 miles from the Russian border in southern Finland. It was founded more than 300 years ago and is known for its fortification walls from the 18th century, its boat traffic, and as a bathing resort. It is situated on the largest of Finland's 60,000 lakes. A Finnish person learns to ski almost the same time he learns to walk. Many other sports are enjoyed by Finnish people. Every year at school sports and gymnastics are required. Finnish students either walk or ride bikes to school as there aren't any schoolbusses. Cars are not common-place as they are here. NOTE FROM LIISA This year has been more wonderful than any of my past years, and I am sure the coming years, too. I have really had fun and learned many new and exciting things about America. I am so grateful to every single one of you, my teachers who helped me and made the school a great experience, my schoolmates-from fresh- men to seniors-who all regarded me as a friend and not as a stranger, both of my wonderful fam- ilies who took me to their homes as a daughter and a sister, and all the people who contributed to this wonderful year of my life. I do hope I can come back some day to see all of you, and I would be sincerely glad if any of you could come to see me and my country. 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L ,QN- Ae KAY MERRILL FAYE WEST KATHY CULLEY Pep Klub Queen l9e,v Ulntf Qneen Attendant i KAREN HA'l'CfIl Senivr 151111 Queen MIR A NAKA NO Scwivr 161111 King is I LYNN SC IIUIDDI7 T ' QW at 5 K if A 'Nhk gm A 1,, g . in if I i 'a 'Exits' E ALi , RITA PALMER HOXVARD SCHAEFFER Seuiar Km lffendanfs 351 Z? I X -My giqfsgfgilg 5? KAREN CRYSTAL IERRY MUORI .,,, Sweetheart Kell! ml-:W ,M IOC lx l'mI.l.l. 6 ' I:,,..l ...N IVAN GARNER Smwlwmmwrw Mos! frfferred Men ' T. : , YC Q 5' x -K ,, . V, . L DENNIS MAUGHN Junior as 'fi '33 4 v' 55 - 5, 'il ' f GERALD MAYIYS Smiur 207 ,Vw Girl of the year MA RLFNIY JAROLIMEK Fricmllicst , W , Girls of the Month for November SHARON KNOBLAUCH Clmrmizzg S M ww , ., Girl of the Month for December LAUREEN HANSEN Co-operfzfire r e Q W X EY W N, X tu X x lfuwv xg. .Q X ,Q-N: wt,-N' .X A .33 r , M, -we 'N .- we aw My N 9 '-rv' X V-15: ,QW-A.r . ,:,'1'iA3 x X gr... XZQ Girl of the Month for january RAE DEAN PETERSEN Perfomzlity Girl of the Month for February WILMA ANDERSON Citizemlaip Girl of the Month for March SALLY ROBINSON Verrnfife '1- Honorcd Girl of the Month for April LIISA KONTTINFN Frefiiesf and flamlsrfmesf j' M: , Migw,,,,,i Q 55 q WMS! 1251 is K EL.: :ff -'wwf-11:-5 . - If ltg MIRA NAKANO PHI! 'PEROTTO JUANITA SCHAITITFITI 1 L I I . in ,11- !y. ,f 9 fm 7 Q 1 1 , ':1' V Qffxf' 5 Mos! chaff! Spirit f , ' Y I' as .MXN N-.4 XWILMA ANDERSON RON VIOILITY 3' X Best Persvnalify RAF DEAN PETERSON RICHARD PLUMLEE Mas! Likely to Sucvsvd 1' l. 9 5 1 ,W -A X 52.4-lm-fi? XNX XII IIOIS CIXICC HOI.l,lNf1l2R ?riv14d0c'sf lil MARLENE JAROLIMEK GERALD MAYES K+ '-..QZ1w,.f ....... .. 'W-++.ww-. mm. L, V M1...,.,...4., M mum.. M ,N wwa- u 1-Q. 'H AX..,.. N 'W-' ff ,was-.41 Mos! 511614 ed zz' 5 +2 -, I I , ' 1 SHARON CULLEY GARY CORLESS Kes! Llvzders , 1:4 I Xl IXIIX IIXXSIN ROBIIXT RIRBS 1555! Dancers 2 1. -342 32 ,M XL .Ty , XI IN IxOlSINlSUN CARS NC IIURIM XX l6'cf Hyun: dl6'u7d 5: 3: 220 PAT PATTERSON JIM SNODGRASS Kes! Dressed SHARON GROVE ,U if Mg, ., . , , ,, M Ml ,L.,,,,1 ,L f T33 WM fi' af' ..-. -.. in Q 'N lx Q b I gif if N in .p CX Av- QR J Tx, v- :X N,- :N 3.4 N fx., 10 --X' A f x -10 . jvix . ,Tiny - V. -1 x 'xy . N .N my Q -Q .. f.,, M . f M., 'Fi 2 RON NUSSBAUM X,- .-, Kufesf Cfrfuple KARIN SHILLINCTON 5' S '-P3 5 Q, if Q W' Q 'K' , ,W Ziff ' LYNN SCHODDE , in 5 V ,, sl m - W, X -V :uf ,1 2.isw,Q:' , ..,. , ,, Mas! Cain! Paints KAYE JOHNSON CARY ANDERSON if as V if ww if Q v f Activities U if 4, Q Y QV vii mf? V if T Haleudzzr :ff cgU6Iflf5 AUGUST 21-Dance honoring Foreign-Exchange Student 28-Back to School Dance SEPTEMBER 4-Jamboree 1 1-Football with Twin Falls-N.F.L. Dance 18-Football at Filer 24-G.A.A. Chili Feed 25-Football with Jerome-Senior Dance OCTOBER 2-Football with Buhl-F.T.A. Dance 3-F.N.A. Banquet 23-Football at Gooding 20-F.H.A. Initiation 22-F.T.A. Initiation 23-Football at Blackfoot 24-Pep Club Carnival 30-Football with Oakley NOVEMBER 7-F.F.A.-F.H.A. Harvest Ball 1 1-Football at Burley 1 3-Capri Day 14-D.E.C.A. Dance 20-Music Clinic at Burley 21-Regional One-Act Play Festival 26-27-Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 3-4-All-School Play 4-Basketball at Nampa 5-Basketball at Boise-Wrestling at Mountain Home 10-Basketball with North Cache 1 1-Basketball at Snake River-Wrestling with Snake River 1 2-Senior Ball 16-Junior Assembly 1 7-Christmas Cantata 18-Basketball with Twin Falls 19-Basketball with Nampa-M-Club Dance 21-Wrestling at Blackfoot 22-Basketball with Pocatello JANUARY I 8-Basketball with Oakley-F.F.A. Dance ' 9-Wrestling at Snake River 11-Wrestling with Twin Falls 112--Basketball with Filer 13-Sophomore Assembly 14-Band Concert 15-Basketball at Buhl 226 16-Sophomore Dance 19-Basketball at Burley 20-Exchange Assembly to Valley High, Burley, and Declo 22-Wrestling at Gooding State-Thespian Banquet 23--Basketball with Jerome-Ski Club Dance 25-Wrestling with Blackfoot 26-Basketball at Filer 28-N.F.L. Banquet 50-Wrestling with Marsh Valley FEBRUARY 1-Wrestling with Buhl 2-Basketball with Burley 3-Basketball at Twin Falls 4-5-Operetta, Carousel 6-Basketball at Oakley 8-Wrestling with Buhl 9-Basketball with Gooding 12-Basketball with Buhl 15-District Wrestling 17-Sophomore Assembly 19-Basketball at Pocatello-State Wrestling Meet 20-Minico-Ed Formal 23-College Night 24-Burley Exchange Assembly 26-Basketball at Jerome MARCH 3--District Tournament-Minico vf s Burley 4-Minico vf s Filer 9-Minico vf s Buhl 1 1-Minico vf s Buhl 15-Music Solo Night 17-18-Spring Vacation 30-Valley High Exchange Assembly APRIL 1-Freshman Dance 7-8-9-Regional Music Festival 14-One-Act Plays 16-N.F.L. Banquet 21-Band Concert 22-F.H.A. Tea and Style Show 26-F.T.A. Banquet 29-F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet-Senior Campus Day at 1.s.c. MAY 6-Minico-Ed's Mother Day Tea 1 3-Senior Assembly 14--junior Prom 19-F.H.A. Banquet 22-Baccalaureate 26-GRADUATION flammfmiug 'N.l Hometoming Queen, juanita Schaeffer, and attendants, Faye West, Kathy Culley, and Kay Merrill, being presented ll bouquet of roses by our Student Body President, Robert Kerbs. he new queen is escorted by her attendants to her throne. Richard Plumlee has just given the queen her football from the football team. 227 1 7' ' ig 1 Richard Plumlee trying to test his strength in the weight-lifting contest. , X W 0 Where are the fish, LoWayne ? Ii I fri 4 M AF' Gary Corless doesn't look like he is playing the piano. Sm-.... W1 The Burley-Minico Distributive Education Banquet. nap Mr. Stocks and the Ensemble, at the Ladies' Club meeting. huts N, ff., , - Q'-.mf 133495 viffwf ' QS iw gs' I it M22 5 ' A 'gg Y 3 N' ng V.: V1 ' . x gflx ,vm ,,.. W X . il .s ffff 7ki?ggw5f LL W ,U V Wilma and Carolyn during the Pep Assembly. Does Willna know she has a runner? ,M ' ' Sally and Carolyn getting ready to club somebody. The Pep Club and Pep Band watching the Burley-Minico football game. 232 Hur! y Game Two very busy girls doing an ex- periment in Chemistry. Billy surely looks pleased! Boy! These are sure handsome bow-ties. Mr. Bromenschenkel instructing two of his students. gm ,P Us S A V .as 9 ' ' mv ww Q y , . 1w 1A4: x IN x xi-'iw' YK' Mr. Marshall introducing the next piece and explaining the connection of it and the theme. The Concert Band playing one of their selections to fit the theme of Music Around the World, 1571 d 60 cert Another piece, another variation, and another place in the world. , ,xx if 1 k xx wwf' 5 ' 3 W , , X ig Q , V y, f, 1 1' L Q A5 Q V s. 3' it Qu sg fi . ' -A g ,.1f. A ., Q f 42 ,ga 3 fi W W i -N-P r -. -A . .532 fixws 2 x nn- 0114 The stars of the All-School Play. The Boys Quartet singing V The Junior Choir. Hmmm, wonder what Mr. Moses is thinking about? 3 fufvrvsfing Smile pretty, Mr. Bromen- schenkel! lfwple Janeal Aldridge painting the scenery for the operetta. l- 239 gg I. glis I kv N ., . ,X 'gay f 52e Q I EQSW - I -- kim M 5, pguwi am ug Poor Sharon crying over dear dead Greggf 0,0 rcffa Gregg studying his lines for the operetta. racfice i Hey, you two! I thought this was il love scene Opervim jigs, Larry Dunn, giving a lesson in judo to Carriejudy Manning. H-mmm, jUDO?! Billy Biglow, Ron Jolley, gives Mrs. Mullin, Sandra Coffman, a kick in the seat to get her out of the way. The girls from Nettie Fowler's Spa and the sailors during a scene from the operetta. ,Q ?57xx, ,w,k if 3 Erik, , ,- rkff in M 5 fix ' Q' , Vfijefaizf- if 'f ,Rm .egg Y ww , , V, ff fffza., 55,5 4 ,fi f 4 13 ,551 X, , W Q . it ...A V A 1? . A M45 F '5f1w'.?,- 'L Lf-1 1 Lf Q, QSM Otiupklf- 4 X55 kg Darell just about ready to make a basket. a 1 1 ll ll 6 Another couple wrestling during the tournament. The Wrestling Tournament at Minico. . X . Ml mill' The cheerleaders and Pep Club girls playing their basketball game during the Pep As- sembly the day of the Burley-Minico game. 'Fzf'Lf3'ff5M. Va i 'WM' 'Allp- QM3 Q ,Aw , ya Q 1 -- 5 W M-.1 ' 2. shaky., Q w., f Q my YS' iz 1 f 4. . 1 'ff Q QNX, ,WE g W 1 :K I ,X in o,,,7, V ix M ' X 3, V. ,N 8 is Q. S .-fu-an A, wtnw. w X. virus. -' flick - YN-ug. , K Ag. , x .WM W 1,5 ' ' ., .Q K K Q. 2.x.. ?. sv as 1 5' 5? kv f P i wgmx A QQ' Y if-1. 5' -L5- sw ' nfftffg 1- qi! 34 ng yi K Lk 'Lian n. .., 1' 1- 7., . .Hg A dl FQ A . gs 1 V ... , Zi W- - ,, , A 1 Q Q , ' vw r X ' f , 5 ' K Ngw- af, KH ii 245 Four cute little tykes dancing and sing- ing their act for the intermission. Swezfhea I A bird's-eye-view of some couples danc ing during the Ball. Gerald Mayes gets the crowning touch! K 5 5 U U H U Q 1 R Q aw ,L my . .ini , ' '4' Q . Y' If . 1 ' Hope jock Bell appreciates that cute little girl! Kal! The Drill Team performing during the half. 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Rf Klixf W 4.1.1 , Q ,gum K V slay 33 5 fw Xa Mr. Griffin instructing some boys in his wood-working class ylfliniw ls' Doug Greene working on his mechanical-drawing assignment. The Art Class looks very engrossed in their work. A student working very earnestly in his shop class. Z? fffm Bruce Schrock, Dennis Moses, and Richard Albertson won this trophy for their Ag work. Joanne Seer sewing herself a new dress. Winer is Peparfmmfs NX ,. an These Shop boys seem fairly busy. The students in this Craft's Class are putting the finishing touches on their work. A crowded gym the night of the Burley-Minico game at Burley. Looks like the Pep Club girls mean what they say! A Pep Club skit the day of the Buhl-Minico game. My-my, don't the basketball boys look charming? Zfvurnament Our wrestling team on their way to a meet. Looks pretty crowded! jim Rush pinning his man down to get a good hold on him. A Minico boy wrestling at the State tournament. 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Qi? ,W , .PF 1221, Mike Roundy, Karen Ennis Ruperf Office THE IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member o'F+I'1e Federal Deposif Insurance Corp Larsen, Robert 23, 137 Anderson, Gary L. 32, 125, 169, 170, Atwood, Beverly 34, 1 23, 131 Barnes, Katherine 20, 129 JJMINISTRATION .dams, Russell G. 10 Creason, Henry V. 10 lockter, Henry 10 Iandy, Leo 10 ngersoll, Leigh 11, 179 fanning, Florence 12 Ierrill, Lee V. 10 Ieyer, Camden B. 9, 10 'eterson, Harold 10 furtodiam Allen, Marion 13 laird, Albert 13 look, Fred 13 lenz, Fred 13 Cafeteria Staff Elliott, Helen 1 3 latch, Beth 13 latch, Melba 13 ordan, Olive 13 viadden, Velma 13 'aoli, Shirley 13 Walker, Dorothy 13 :acuity knderson, Raymond 20 lates, Donald 20 Beckwith, Vance 20, 140 Sinford, Pauline 20, 129 Bowen, Robert 20 iromenshenkel, Walter 21 Sruns, Howard 21 iuhr, Verna 21 Joles, Arlo 21 Irowe, Ruby 21 Dowd, Betty Lou 21, 133 Eddington, Anges 22 Eddington, Elmer 22 Silmore, Ruby 8, 12 Sriffinf Earl 22, 250 Halverson, Robert 22, 167, Hawk, Virginia 22, 138 I-Iepworth, Leland 22 Hurst, Harold 23 , 234, 239 191, 177 fader Keolauni, Eli 23, 167 Lee, Dwight, 23,115, 132 MacNeil, Vernon 24, 126, 127 Malan, Robert 23 Marshall, Robert 23, 159, 160, 236 Matthews, Ann 24 Matthews, Bill 24,120,121,167, 173, 192, 248 Maughn, Glen 24, 167 Merrill, Keith 24, 124, 125 Mitchell, John 24 Moller, Aenon 25, 134 Moses, Jesse 25, 162, 239 Nelson, Gaile 25 Newman, Grover 25 Rush, Elmer 25, 191, 177 Stocks, Ned 25, 147, 148, 151, 229, 256 Thurston, Ludean 26, 123 Wakefield, Mary Lynn 26, 129, 131 Walton, Lee Wilson, Keith Wixom, Zoe 26 26,121, 167, 185 26 Zohner, Daniel 26 STUDENT BODY Abo, Carole 64, 123 Abrams, Jean 32, 122, 148 Abrams, Kay 84, 161 Aiken, Donald 32, 146 Albertson, Merrill 32 Albertson, Richard 64, 1 2 5, 2 5 1 Albrecht, Lawrence 1 1 0, 12 5, 178 Albrecht, Sharon 64, 122 Aldous, Stanley 84 Aldridge, janeal 32, 61, 114, 115, 132, 140, 237, Alexander, jackie 64, 169 Allen, Elmo 84, 172 Allen, Grant 64, 126, 127, 149 Allen, LaDeane 32, 123, 140 Allen, Virginia 100 Ambrose, Darlene 64, 156 Amen, Carol 84 Anderson, Gary 100 171, 173, 184, 186, 189, 223, 190, 192 Anderson, Glenda 33, 140, 160 Anderson, LaDawn 84, 130, 144 Anderson, Karen 33, 142 Anderson, Mar jean 64, 123, 130, 157 Anderson, Ronald 64 Anderson, Sharon 33, 122, 123, 131 Anderson, Steven 33, 124, 125, 136 Anderson, Tony 84 Anderson , Wilma 33, 143, 146, 152, 2 1 3, 2 10, 2 32 Andrews, Johnny 100, 1 44, 1 78 Armstrong, Lute 1 27 Armstrong, Mary 100, 15 3 Armstrong, Teena 84, 1 48 Arnold, Charlotte 33, 138, 147 Arthur, Joyce 64, 117, 123, 129, 131, 1 3 4, 141 Ashcraft, Kenneth 33 Ashcraft, Ronnie 84 Ashley, Ronald 84, 127 Asson, Danny 16, 64 Attridge, Robert 33 Atwood, Curtis 100, 159 Avilla, Albert 64, 162 Bachman, Danny 64, 121, 162, 168 Badger, Annalee 64, 266 Badger, Marcia 84, 138, 155 Bair, Flovon 34, 118, 131, 160 Baer, Sharon 84 Bailey, Dee Ray 64 Bailey, Dianne 64 Bailey, Dianna 100 Bailey, Gary 65 Bailey, Kent 100, 144 Bailey, LaMar 100, 125 Bailey, Ronald 65, 147 Baker, Orlin 100 Ball, Barbara 65, 131 Ballance, Howard 100, 125 Amen, Troy 100, 172 Anderson, Arleen 64, 130, 160 Anderson, Dell 32, 148 Anderson, Doug 32, 121, 136, 169, 170, 171, 257 Ballard, Carolyn 84, 160 Banning, Michael 127, 159 Bare, lackie 65, 123 Basterrechea, Larry 65 Bates, Lynn 84, 127 615 Black, Danny 65 Cole, Lucy Bauer, Mark 84 65, 123, 146 Becker, Julie 84 34, 122, 133, 146 100, 130, 136, 143 Beat, Verdela Beeler, Edna Bell, Marilyn Bell, Jack 84 Bell, Jock 100, 136, 159, 172, 206, 247 Bellwood, Sherman 84 Bender, Tomas 34 Berg, LuAnna 100 Bernard, Jean 65, 139, 144 Berry, Billy 100, 172, 185 Berry, Linda 65 Bessire, DeeAnn 100 Bessire, Malon 65 Besswanger, Susan 65 Bertsch, Marlene 84, 160 Billington, Kathy 84, 136, 146, 243 Bingham, Florence 100 Bingham, Morgan 84 Bishop, Marcy 100 Blacker, Blacker, Jimmy 85, 125 LaRae 34, 131 Blacker, Lois 34, 123, 137 Blacker, Louise 100, 130 Blacker, Mary 85, 140 Blincoe, Ridale 100, 1'25 Boguslawski, Carol 17, 65, 263 Cramer, Margaret 36, 123, 147 Bohlen, Charles 65, 127 Boldt, Lawrence 85 Bollinger, Bernice 85 Bonadiman, Pamela 85 Bott, Judy 100, 138 Bott, Larry 100 Bott, Sharon 34, 122, 148, 258 Bott, Shirley 34, 122, 149, 258 Bott, Sylvia 35, 122, 148, 258 Bowers, Lloyd 85, 127 Berstrom, Sheryl 100 Bowers, Mark 136, 144, 158 Brady, Carol 66, 123, 130, 139, 157 Bragger, Blair 85, 127 Braegger, Jed 35 Braegger, Keith 35 Braegger, Nan 85, 130, 138, 160 Bragg, Dave 85 Bragg, Terry 66 Brethauer, Carol 85 Brethauer, Gary 35 Briggs, Nancy 16, 101 274 Brightwell, Leta Mae 101 Brimhall, Ginger 85, 119 Broadhead, Lois Broadhead, Ray 101 101 Broadhead, Steven 66, 115, 141, 147, 165, 243, 261, 263 Catmull, Ferrell 36, 147 Cazier, Marvin 67, 126, 127 Cheney, Darrell 67, 146, 230 Cheney, Dennis 101, 134 Cherry, Lana 99, 101, 138, 144, 155 Christensen, Ellis 101, 144, 150, 163 Christensen, Lyle 86, 149 Christensen, Norvel 86, 185 Christensen, Christensen, Ruby 67, 130, 149 LaVaughn 36, 141 Christofferson, Patsy 67 Chugg, Cheryl 67, 123, 131 Chugg, Janice 86 Coe, Edward 101, 134 Cofer, Lucille 86 Coffman, Judy 101, 159 Coffman, Sandra 17, 67 123, 141, 14 151, 242 Cole, Charles 101, 172 Cole, Frank 188, 179, 180 Cole, Joseph 36 86, 130 Cole, Stanley 86 Cole, Sterling 36 Coleman, Betty 101 Condie, Caren 86, 148 Connell, Eddie 67, 168 Cook, Beverly 67, 134, 138, Cook, Sandra 67, 131 Brower, Bob 66, 136 Brower, Kent 16, 85, 149, 163, 172, 185 Brown, Charles 66 Brown, Linzy 101, 85 Brown, Sandra 85, 144 Brown, Yutonnah 101, 155 Bruner, Barry 66 Bruner, Renne 85, 262 Bruns, Winston 35, 145, 150, 158, 258 Bryan, Susan 66, 122, 146 Bryars, Jeanne 101, 131 Bryars, Shirley 66, 140 Buerkle, Arlene 66 Buerkle, Arlan 138 Burgess, Gwendolyn 101, 140, 144, 150 Burgess, Roberta 85, 130, 162 Burgess, Ed 35, 125 Burke, Lorna 66, 259 Burke, Steven 66 Burkes, Karie 85, 131, 136 Burns, JoAnn 35, 123, 137 Burns, Terry 85, 163 Burton, Terry 101, 127 Butler, Ronald 85 Buttcane, Jon 66 Bywater, Judy 85 Cagle, Shirley 66 Cameron, Lynn 85, 141, 162, 163 Campbell, Gary 66, 169 Campbell, Julia 101 Cannon, Diane 86, 149 Carlile, Neil 86, 125 Carlson, Irl 67 Carney, Curt 67, 178 Carney, Paul 101 Carney, Wayne 66 Carotta, Sharon 67, 130, 148 Carraway, Bud 68, 178, 179, 180, 248 Carson, Carla 67, 136, 139, 149 Carter, Betty 101 Carter, Deanne 67, 138 Casias, Frankie 35 Catmull, Carole 86, 155 Corless, Deanna 86, 145, 150 Corless, Gary 36 136, 145, 150, 158, 217, 229 Corr, Gerald 86 Cottom, Mona 36, 167 Cox, Billy 101 Cox, Jusy 86 Craft, Anna Mary 86 Cramer, Marjorie 36, 122 Crandall, Alice 67, 123 Crandall, Susan 101, 131, 145, 158 Craven, Lyle 101, 172 Craven, Kenneth 86 Craven, Michael 101 Craven, Noel 37, 146 Creason, Connie 101, 131 Croft, Burdell 86, 145 Crofts, Georgia 68, 123, 130, 160 Crowe, Anna Marie 102, 140, 151 Crystal, Karen 37, 122, 205 Culley, Earl 86, 127, 147, 163 Eddington, Corey 68, 136, 149 Culley, Kathleen 86, 157, 199. 227 Culley, I.inda 37, 167 Culley, Lois 102, 131 Culley Sharon 37, 147, 151, 217, 241 Culley, Wayne 37, 127 Cullinane, Frankie 163 Denton, Mildred 68, 122, 129, 131, 144 126, 127 Culver, Linda 86 Cutler, Wendell 37, 125, 136 Dalby, Dixie 102, 140, 144 Dalby, Karen 37, 140, 141 Dallolio, Stephen 102, 125, 159 Dal Soglio, Barbara 102, 131, 161 Daniel, Beverly 102 Darley, Kay 86 Darley, Carol 37, 160 Davis, Jane 87 Darrington, Linda 87 Davis, Loren 102, 125 Davis, Veda 87 Dawley, Juliene 68, 150 Dayley, Connie 38, 160 Dean, Martin 102 Dempsay, Jack 87, 172, 178 Dempsay, Jerry 68 De Thomas, Christine 102, 130, 134 DeThomas, John 68, 120, 136, 168, 178, 179, iso Devaney, Marilyn 87 Dickson, Cecil 125, 162 Dickson, Darell 38, 121, 168, 170, 171, 184, 187, 191, 192 Dobbs, Louis 172 Dockstader, Dennis 87 Dockstacler, Steve 38, 61, 133, 134 Dockter, Donna 87, 115 130, 143, 157 Dockter, Irene 87, 160 Doop, Karel 102, 139, 145, 150, 160, 161 Dorsey, Colleen 68 Dorsey, Floyd 38 Doutre, Carol 68, 1 2 3, 131 Downey, Carol 38 Dozier, Donald 102, 125 Drage, Dale 87, 162 Draper, Betty Rae 68, 156 Duffin, Linda 102, 181, 136 Dunn, Larry 38, 121, 133, 146, 168, 171 Durfee, Arlene 87 Dufeee, Darlene 87 Downs, Stelvin 68, 162 Durham, Beatrice 38 Durham, Dale 87, 188 Durrant, Katherin 68, 123, 157 Egbert, Janie 102, 131 Eilers, Dorothy 87, 143, 157 Eilers, Leanna 102, 131 Elg, Brent 127, 178 Elliott, Jake 102, 172 Elliott, Max 87 Elmquist, Barbara 87 Ennis, Karen 102, 271 Ennis, Linda 102 Espinoza, Pete 87, 120, 168 Etherington, Charles 87 Etherington, Clifford 38 Fagg, Ronald 102, 159, 172, 185 Fairchild, Lynn 102 Felton, Bill 39 Felton, Dennis 39, 121, 133, 146 169, 171 Felton, Jacquie 87, 148 Felton, John 102 Fenstermaker, Gay 87 Ferguson, Linda 102 Ferry, Kevin, 87, 121, 168, 185 Fischer, Irene 161 Fischer, Suzanne 102, 119 Fisher, Walter 125 Floyd, Dorothy 68 Ford, Vernon 87 Fortier, Lovina 88, 141 Foster, Lyle 39, 127, 147 Fowler, Bette 88, 149 Fowler, Jerry 88 Fowler, Linda 88, 162, 262 Francisco, Judy 88, 130, 138 Francisco, Tommy 39 Frates, Billy 39, 184, 187 Fredrick, Norma 88, 140 Fredrickson, Kenneth 88 Freeman, Arlene 39 Freeman, Judith 88 Freeman, Scarlet 102 Freeman, Louis 39 Fricke, Brent 88, 145, 150 Fries, Linda 103, 131, 160 Friesen, Donald 102, 172 Frost, Margie Ann 68 Frost, Sylvia 161 Fuller, Eugenie 103 Fuller, Michael 39 Fuller, Richard 68 Gafford, Don 69 Gale, Floyd 40 Garner, Charles 88 Garner, Ivan 88, 125, 185, 206 Gardner, Larry Garner, Karl ene 127, 178 69, 147 Garner, Tim 103 Gentry, David 103, 185 Gentry, Lee 40 Gentry, Patricia George, Diane George, Richard Gerlach, Gerald 16, 103 103, 139 88, 144, 178, 180 88 Gibbons, David 69 Gibson, Danny 88 Gibson, Kirby 69 Gibson, Donna 88, 119, 130 Gillette, Kathy 16, 69, 118, 122, 129 130, 156 Gittins, Jay 69, Gittins, Larry 88, 126, 127, 172 Glenn, Kurtis 69, 120, 178, 179, 180, 181 Glorfield, Paul 40 Gockley, Joretta 40, 131 Goldsmith, Elizabeth 40, 137, 140 Gomez, Johnny 103, 125, 178 Gomez, Mike 103 Gordon, Janice 88, 149 Gordon, Joanne 69, 146 Grace, Linda 103 Graf, Linda 103 Graf, Richard 103, 172 Grant, Virginia 103 Green, Doug 40, 121, 169, 171, 250 Green, Wilma 88, 153, 156 Greenhalgh, Wain 103, 17, 172 Greenwell, Nyle 69, 125 Greenwell, Van 103, 125, 172 Greer, Carole 88, 130, 144 Greer, David 40, 125 Gregory, Claudia 88 Griffin, Thomas 89 Grinstead, Carl 89, 144 Grisenti, Conni 89, 139, 161 Hieb, Penny 104, 131, 159 Grove, Sharon 40, 137, 221, 267 Gudmundsen, Dick 41 Gulley, Linda 69, 145, 150 Gunderson, Jean 69, 123, 130, 160 Hackman, Roger 69 Hadden, Joan 41, 123, 130 Hall, Loy 103 Hall, Judith 69 Hall, Jim 69 Hall, Peggy 130 Hamilton, Rex 127, 159 Hammond, Sharon 89, 115 Hanks, Melvin 149 Hanks, Vernae 89, 139, 161 Henneman, Mike 103, 159 Hansen, Karen 69 Hansen, Kay 103, 131, 161, 258 Hansen, Laureen 16, 41, 61, 128, 131. 146,209,218 Hansen, Margaret 89, 121, 131, 148 Hansen, Rae 103, 131, 161, 258 Hardman, Bonnie 103, 131 Hardy, Faye 89 Hargreaves, Linda 103 Harper, Karla 70, 136, 156 Harris, Barbara 70, 123 Harris, Rose Ann 89, 148 Harris, Sherry 89, 130 70, 123, 157 89,130,139,156 70, 119, 122, 123, 147,157,201,266 l03,127,172,185 Harrison, Betty Haskin, Judy Hatch, Karen Hatch, Loran Hatfield, Elaine 89, 130 Hawk, Judy 70, 122 Hawk, Linda 70, 122, 138, 156 Hawks, Dianne 103, 159 Haxby, Judy 89, 145 Haxby, Sandra 41, 138, 160 Hayden, Gene 41, 121, 144, 150, 168 171 Hayden, Lloyd 103 Hayden, Shelby 70, 124, 125, 144 Hayes, La Wana 41, 122 Hayhurst, Judith 41, 139 Healy, Lee 89 Heacock, Sally 103 Heiner, Karen 41, 147 Heiner, Lois 70, 130, 147 Heinrich, Lynn 17, 104, 172 'ITL v Helmkamp, Bill 45 Henscheid, Debora 89, 141, 150 Hepworth, Allen 70 Hepworth, Billy 104 Herbold, Dennis 42, 61, 121, 133, 135, 171, 169 Herbold, LoWayne 70, 122, 130, 138, 149,228 Hermansen, Frankie 104, 125 Herndon, Rex 42, 117, 134 Hewett, Sharon 42, 148 Heyne, Duvien 42 Hieb, Richard 104, 172, 178 Higley, Bert 70, 125, 136 Higley, Dennis 89 Higley, Dianne 89, 130, 138, 144, 163 Higley, Judy 89, 144, 157 Hirning, Ervin 70, 144, 147, 150 158, 230 Hisaw, Michael 104 Hui, Wesley ss Hilterbrand, Marcia 89, 138 Hinrichs, Billy 104 Hinrichs, Donna 70, 136, 156 Hinrichs, Robert 70 Hobbs, Dale 70 Hofacket, Verna 89 Hogan, Eva 71 Hollinger, Gregg 42, 61, 126, 127 136, 146,215,241 Holmes, Martin 104, 159 Honsinger, Jerry 104 Horner, Ned 90, 124 Hoult, Roy 104, 159 Howard, Gay 42, 120, 121, 168, 170,171 Hruza, James 42, 146 Huber, Deloras 71 Hudson, Bill 90 Hudson, Pamela 90 Humphries, Eugene 71 Humphrey, James 90, 163 Hunter, William 71, 127 Hunsaker, Dale 104, 172 Hunsaker, Glenn 90, 126, 127 Hunsaker, Beth 43, 147 Hunsaker, Louise 43, 130, 160 Hurless, Raymond 90, 146 Hurless, Robert 90 Hutchins, John 90 Hyde, Carolyn 16, 90, 130, 156 Hymas, Juanita 71, 129. 130, 155 Jackson, Carol 43, 123 Jackson, Charles 43 Jackson, Janice 104, 130, 148 Jackson, Lonnie 104, 1 59 Jarolimek, LeRoy 71, 127 Jarolimek, Marlene 16, 43, 118, 123, 1 35, 208, 216 Jarolimek, Sandra 104, 139 Jarvis, Joyce 90, 160, 161 Jenks, DeVaughn 125, 185 Jensen , Darla 43, 137 Jensen, John 43, 150, 158 Jensen, Jolene Jensen, 43, 1 39, 160 Kathleen 71 Jensen, Kenneth 104 Jensen, LeRoy 44, 120, 148, 16, 171 Jensen, Mardene 71, 145, 150 Jensen, Norva 71, 136 Jensen, Patty 44, 160 Johansen, Blaine 104 Johnson, Billie 104, 131 Johnson, Glenda 71, 131 Johnson, Janet 17, 90 Johnson, Jean Ann 104, 130 Johnson, Kaye 15, 17, 44, 114, 115, 117, 123, 132, 223 Johnson, Malcolm 44 Johnson, LeRoy 44, 120, 169, 171, 178 Johnson, Linda 71, 142 Johnson, Tim 115, 117, 120 Johnson, Nola 104 Johnson, Richard 71 Jolley, Ronald 44, 146, 152, 213, 242 Jones, Dennis 71, 178 Jones, Linda 104 Jones, Ray 44 Jones, Ricky 104, 125, 162 Jones, Irwin 90, 125 Jurgensmier, Linda 45 Kaiser, Shirley 71 Kasworm, Patricia 90, 130, 141 Kaufman, Nancy 90, 159 Kaufman, Karla 45, 61, 133, 144, 150 Kaurin, Barbara 159 Kemsley, Anna Marie 90 Kent, Jerry 71 Kent, Louise 104 McBride, Kyle 14, 136, 147 Kent, Verdene 45, 122, 140, 148, 151 Kerbs, Gilbert 104, 145 Kerbs, Joanne 90 Kerbs, Joyce 45, 160 Kerbs, Leonard 104, 144, 172 Kerbs, Robert 14, 17, 45, 121, 146, 168, 170, 171, 184, 186, 218 Kessinger, Larry 125 King, Cleo 72, 123, 134 King, Dale 72, 178 King, Dianna 105, 138, 155, 161 King, Howard 72 King, Nancy 90, 140 King, Ralph 45 King, Rex 72, 125 King, Wayne 45, 120 Klamm, LeRoy 105 Klamm, Vera 72, 123, 144, 150 Klaus, Darlene 72, 145 Klingenberg, Vicki 72, 156 Knight, Carma 72, 146 Knight, Karol 90, 117, 160 Mellor, Lawrence 48, 136, 149 Knight, Kenneth 46 Knight, Sheryl 90 Knight, Verl 72 Knighten, Donald 90, 127, 172 Knoblauch, Sharon 46, 146, 151, 209 Knopp, Barbara 105. 139 Knopp, Cle Ann 91, 130, 155, 157 Knopp, Corinne 91, 148 Koch, Dell 46, 137 Koch, Dianne 105, 138 Koch, Ferrell 72, 125 Konttinen, Liisa 16, 46, 61, 123, 140, 147, 197, 211 Korsen, Dan 72 Kowalski, Pat 17, 91, 155, 258 Kraemer, Gayle 17, 72, 115. 128, 131 136, 144, 150 Kraft, Bobby 72 Kraus, Helen 46, 122, 142, 148 Kraus, Judy 91, 133 Kraus Kraus Kraus , Margaret 91 , Pat 81, 141 , Sharon 105,131,161 Kraus, Shirley 72, 160 Kraus, Thomas 105 Kyle, Kathy 72 Kyle, Mary 105, 161 Larsen, Susan 73, 122, 129, 130, Larsen, Garland 105, 127, 172 Larsen, Tom 185 Larsen, John 105, 125 Larson, Roger 73, 127, 169 LaRue, Ann 91, 131, 147 Lawson, Susan 105, 131 Lee, Donald 46 Lee, Sandra 73, 130 Lee, Mary Ella 105, 131 Linard, Barbara 73, 140, 146 Lindbo, Jeannie 46, 137 Linsey, Donald 105, 127, 172 Lobusch, Richard 105 Locander, Ida Ann 46, 135, 137, 263 Looney, Karen 105, 131 Looney, Linda 73, 131 Lott, Karla 73, 117, 139 Loveland, LaMar 105, 125 Loveland, Jerry 47, 127, 168, 171 Lund, Mike 91 McBride, Leon 49, 121, 184, 188. 192 McBride, Lynda 106, 130 McCann, Ronnie 91 McClintock, Lillian 74 McCombs, Jerry 91, 150 McCombs, LuAnn 74, 119, 123, 130, 146, 151 McCombs, Sharon 74, 160 McCombs, Terry 106, 144 McCord, Lillian 49, 123, 131 McCormack, Barbara 106, 161 McKenzie, Coyeen 106, 131, 160, 161 McMillan, Nancy 106, 74, 139 McMurtry, Roger 91, 162, 163 McNeff, Danny 74, 120, 167, 169 McQuain, Bobby 91, 136, 163 McSweeney, Sheila 106 MacRae, LaVonda 47 Madden, Tom 126, 127, 73, 125, 184, 188 Mahler, Eddie 73 Maier, Loran 127, 172 Manning, Bill 16, 91, 163, 172, 185, 190 Manning, Judy 73, 122, 130, 138, 147, 151, 156, 230, 242 Manning, Linda 47 Manning, Patricia 105, 161 Marcotte, Robert 105 Marsh, Linda 91, 139 Martindale, Vern 105, 91 Martinez, James 105 Martinez, Marie 105 Martsch, Beverly 91 Martsch, Jim 47, 124, 125, 148 Martsch, Judy 47, 146 Martsch, Kenny 73, 168 Mason, Virgie 91, 139, 145 Massio, Kathy 91, 149, 157 Matey, Jim 105 Matheson, Billy Jo 105 Matlock, Chester 91, 162 Matthews, Wayne 47, 61, 115, 120 123,135,146,169,170, 171,174 Maughan, Dennis 73, 144, 178, 180, 204 Maughan, Gerald 91 Maxey, Jim 127 Maxon, Cleo 73, 150, 159 Maxwell, Carol 17, 91, 161, 262 May, Darla 105 May, DeEtte 47, 150 May, Eldred 73 May Linda 131 May, MarJean 73, 117, 130 May, Maxine 16, 105 May, Ronald 73 Mayer, Deloras 105 Mayes, Don 74, 121, 125, 162, 168, 184, 188 Mayes, Gerald 47, 61, 116, 117, 121, 127, 137, 169, 170, 171, 184, 187, 207 216, 191, 192, 247 Mecham, Jane 106 Mecham, Janet 48, 119, 147, 151 Mecham, Joan 106, 136, 151, 160 Meidinger, Janice 74, 160 Merrell, David 106, 125 Merrell, James 48 Merrill, Kay 106, 131, 155, 159, 199, 227 Messenger, Larry 74 Mettler, Larry 74, 169 Metz, Virginia 48 Meyer, Lorin 92, 162 Meyer, Mildred 74 Meyer, Noel 48, 61, 135, 145, 150 Meyer, Sharon 48, 61, 146 Mickelsen, David 106, 185 Nielson, Gary 106, 125 Mickelsen, Larry 48, 120, 127 Miller, Deloris 74 Miller, Doug 16, 74, 120, 169 Miller, Judy 74, 130, 149 Miller, Karen 74 Miller, Larry 75, 178, 181 Miller, Loreen 106 Miller, Martha 17, 83, 92, 142, 144, 149, 156 Miller, Terry 92, 127 Mingo, Sharon 48, 61, 123, 133, 138, 139 Mitchell, Donna 106, 171 Mitchell, Ellen 49, 61, 123, 146. 151 Mix, Diana 92, 161 Mix, Marilyn 106 Moelmer, John 106, 136 Mohlman, Sandra 92 Moller, Kenneth 92, 136 Moller, Mickie 92, 155 Moncur, Connie 75, 139 Moncur, Eugene 106, 127, 159, 172 Moncur, Joyce 75, 123, 142, 147, 157 Mong, Alvin 17, 49 Montgomery, Earlene 49, 130, 160 Moore, Jerry 49, 121, 168, 170, 171, 205 Morgan, Dale 106 Morgan, Sharon 92 Morgan, Torn 92 Moses, Dennis 75, 251 Moore, Linda 106 Morgan, Boyd 49 Nakano, Mira 49, 123, 202, 212 Nealis, Dennis 106, 125, 172 Neibaur, Elaine 16, 99, 107, 145 Neibaur, Nancy 106, 143, 151 Nielsen, Deane 75, 138, 146 Neiwert, Garold 92, 125 Neiwert, Judy 107 Neiwerth, Linda 149 Nelson, Gus 107 Nelson, Judith 75 107, 140, 159 Newcomb, Jerry 172 Nelson, Kaylene Newcomb, Rocky 17, 107, 127, 178, 179, 180 Nichols, Bill 92, 172, 188 Nichols, Ann 50, 61, 116, 117, 132, 134, 135, 140, 215 Nielsen, Bob 16, 92, 145, 163, 172, 185, 183, 232 Neilson, Jay 106 Neilson, Jodene 50, 149 Neilson, Marilyn 107, 144, 149 Neilson, Patsy 107 Nisson, Terry 107, 172, 185 Noble, Ronald 92, 127 Norby, Anita 92, 141, 256, 258 Norby, John 92, 127, 172 Nussbaum, Jenna Vee 107, 131 Nussbaum, Ronald 50, 120, 169, 170, 171, 175, 221 Oberst, Linda 50, 117 O'Donnell, James 127, 172 Olson, Sue 50, 122, 147, 151, 261 Omdahl, Terry 75 Orchard, Kenneth 50 Orton, Janice 92, 133, 134, 136 Ostergar, George 75 Osterman, George 50 Perotto, Roger 93 Peterson Carl 107, 159 Peterson, Carla 75, 147 Peterson, Gae 107 Peterson, Jay 52 Peterson, Joan 13, 134 Peterson, Maxeen 93, 148 Peterson, Ann 51, 123, 140 Peterson, Rae Dean 51, 118, 146, 200, 214, 210 Peyron, Pat 93, 136, 145, 150 Pfnister, Naomi 52, 138, 148 Phillips, Connie 107, 130 Phillips, Evelyn 76 Phillips, George 107 Phillips, Kathy 76, 134, 136, 139, 15 Phillips, Leslie 93 Platt, Sandra 93, 148 Pickering, Jake 76, 168 Pickering, Paul 52, 168, 171 Pittard, Gary 107, 172, 185 Platts, Steven 136 Plocher, Diane 52, 146 Plocher, Earl 76, 127, 188 Pack, Gloria 107, 131 Pack, Joyce 92, 265 Palmer, Barbara 107, 145 Palmer, Fred 75 Palmer, Larry 1 07 Palmer, Lonnie 107 Palmer, Parley 50, 12 5 Palmer Palmer, 1 Rita 51, 139, 204, 231 Sherry 51 Plocher, Shirley 130 Plumlee, Richard 52, 117, 120, 121, 133, 134, 135, 170, 171, 175, 214 Pohl, Crystal 52, 116, 117 Pohl, David 108, 125 Poulton, Lena 52, 61, 122, 123, 146, Parker, Lynn 75, 132, 148, 230 Parkin, Jack 51, 125 Parks, Haskeretta 107, 160 Parr, Jeanette 107, 161 Parton, Leonard 107, 172 Parton, Roy 107, 172, 185 Parsons, Mae 92 Patterson, Pat 16, 51, 115, 123, 132, 2 20 Payne, Donna 107 Payne, Lynn 92, 107, 125 Pease, 'Steven 1 72 Peck, Eddie 75, 168 Petersen, Pauline 75, 140 Pelton, Carma 51 Perrault, Gracea 93 Perotto, Paula 75, 136, 230 Perotto, Phil 51, 212, 257 261 Praegitzer, Bill 53, 137, 148 Praegitzer, Dick 108 Praegitzer, James 53, 121, 167, 169, 1' Praegitzer, Jerry 93, 163, 169, 178 Pratt, Alice 53, 130 Preston, Jerry 108, 127, 159 Price, Peggy 93, 138, 156, 258 Priest, Carole 108, 130 Quanstrom, Margaret 1 08, 1 31 Quigley, Isaac 53 Quinn, Robert 5 3, 117 Radakovic, Jon 108 Ramsey, La Deane 53, 123, 140, 141 Ramsey, Marlene 108, 131, 140, 144 Ransom, Mary Jo 53, 134 Rasmussen, Carolyn 93, 30 Rasmussen, Dixie 108, 115, 140, 161 Rasmussen, Ila Ann 93, 130, 139 .1 1, Rasmussen, Marilyn 93, 130 Rausch, Deanna 76, 146, 267 Lawson, Bill 53, 115, 117, 120, 146 162,177,254,27o Rawson, Ronnie 93 Reed, Kenneth 76, 158 Reedy, Judith 93 Reeves, Donna 93 Rehn, Don 53, 120, 136 Renz, Linda 111, 141, 151 Renz, Shirley 111, 138 Resleff, Lila 54, 123, 135 Resleff, Terry 93, 172 Reynolds, George 108 Reynolds, Marvin 54, 120, 134, 168, 170, 171 Reynolds, Mary 54, 123, 149 Reynolds, Richard 76, 120, 168 Reynolds, Steven 93, 134 Rickert, Wallace 76, 121, 167, 169 Riedlinger, Caroline 54, 138 Riley, Robert 54, 61, 134, 144, 150, 158 Robbins, Ted 93, 172, 185 Roberts, Louise 93 Robertson, James 172 Robinson, Sally 54, 61, 133, 134, 135, 152, 219, 211, 232 Robinson, Sherry 76, 122, 138, 148 Robirds, Jim 108, 125 Robison, Joan 76 Roemer, Doris 76, 123, 139, 147 Roemer, Karen 131 Rogers, Donna 76, 156 108,172,178 Rosa, Rickie 108 Rogers, George Rosecrans, Dennis 94, 163 Roundy, Joan 95 Roundy, Mike 94, 271 Ruddles, Caron 54 Rush, Anne 108, 142 Rush, Jim 15, 17, 76, 149, 178, 179 177, 180,181, 253 Russell, Gloria 76 Ryan, Dona 76, 161 Salfen, Jim 94, 136 Sanford, Kaye 108, 130, 150, 159 Sanford, Kim 94, 144, 150 Saylor, Darwin 108, 144, 150, 172 16, 31, 54, 115, 123, Saylor, Delbert 15, 16, 55, 120, 169, 171, 173 Schaffer, Angela 108, 138, 161 Schaeffer, Howard 55, 120, 125, 168, 170, 171, 214 Schaeffer, Joyce 108 Schaeffer, Juanity 55, 147, 151, 198, 212,227 Schafer, Eugene 94 Schafer, Leonard 124, 125 Schafer, Vern 125 Schell, Illa 108 Schell, Peter 94, 125 Schell, Rosemary 17, 55, 134 Schell, Ruthie 77 Schell, Timmy 108, 140 Schenk, Gail 77, 122, 141, 147 Schenk, Glen 17, 83, 94, 172, 185 Schenk, Janice 77 Schnabel, Raymond 94, 121, 178, 180 Schneider, JoAnn 77, 122, 131, 149 Schodde, Lynn 16, 31, 55, 124, 125, 203,222 Schorzman, Connie 77, 130, 138, 148 Schorzman, Gary 55, 127, 133, 219 Schorzman, Norman Dale 108, 127 Schorzman, Thomas Michael 108, 141 Schow, Steve 94, 185 Shrock, Bruce 77, 125, 162, 251 Schuldt, Jolene 94, 163 Schut, Jan 77, 270 Scott, Kent 60, 125 Scott, Janet 108, 131 Seeley Margie 94, 153, 162 Seibold, Richard 55, 136, 169, 177 Selman, Kenneth 94 Serr, Janell 94, 149, 251 Serr, JoAnn 108, 159 Serr, Max 63, 66, 77, 120, 169, 178 Severe, Clayton 17, 83, 94, 145 Shaw, Gary 56, 120, 270 Shelton, Kathy 108, 115, 134 Shillington, Fayre 17, 99, 109, 136 Shillington, Karin 56, 114, 115, 123, 132,135,136,143,272 Short, Arlene 109, 131, 159 Short, Dick 94 Short, Kathy 94 Short, LaMont 77, 125 Short, Jennifer 109, 159 Short, Wayne 94 Short, Terry 127 Sillin, Janet 109 Simpson, Vivian 109 Smith Smith, Smith Smith, Smith Smith Smith , Jean 77, 130, 139, 148, 149, 156 Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, 1 50, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith , Vurdett 109 Carolyn 77, 143, 152, 177, 232 Carol Jean 77 Carl 162, 163 Mike 56 Hugh 125 Joann 109, 131 Juha 109,159 Karen 94 Karen M. 94, 141, 144, 150 Larry 94, 168 Larry Allan 77, 136, 141, 145, 163 Pat 17, 77, 123 Pamela 95 Susan 56, 147, 158, 231 Verlyn 77, 122, 141, 263 Verna 56, 137 Smithee, Bobby 109, 95 Snapp, Sheryl 56, 123, 161 Snodgrass, James 16, 31, 76, 121, 168 170, 171, 178, 179,181, 220 Sommer, Darlene 78, 139 Sorensen, Marilyn 95, 131, 136, 154 Sparks, Clarence 109, 127, 172, 178 Sparks, John 95 Spreier, Arlene 56, 145, 150, 158 Staker, Cleo 95 Stanley, Karen 95 Stapleman, Charlotte 78 Staplemen, Danny 95, 125, 162 Staplemen, Michael 95 Stapleman, Margene 78, 123 Steel, Douglas 95 Steffler, Daniel 78, 125 Steinbrink, John 57, 134, 135 Stephens, Kenneth 57, 121, 168, 170, 171 Stephenson, Karyl 78, 133 Stevens, James 78, 147, 178 Stevens, Marie 78, 122, 130, 138 Stevens, Penny 95, 145, 150, 162 Stevens, Ed 57, 137, 162, 261 Stevenson, Keith 57, 120, 137 Stevenson, Larry 57, 146 Steward, Richard 78 2 Stimpson, Leslie 95, 148 Stimpson, Richard 95, 125, 179, 180 Stimpson, Stanley 95, 125 Stocking, Gene 95, 125, 162 Stoddard, Janet 78 Stoddard, Raida 95, 161 Stocks, Cle Ann 78 Stolworthy, Launa 95, 144 Stram, Dawn 78, 145, 150 Stromire, Glenda 57, 147, 151, 231 Struchen, Marietta 57, 122, 132 Swanson, Dorothy 95 Sweet, Ivus 78, 122, 138, 144 Taylor, Michael 78, 121, 169, 178, 181 Taylor, Paul 95, 172, 178 Taylor, Terry' 95, 127 Thalman, Maxine 57, 123, 131 Thaxton, Carolyn 109, 131 ,-,W Uhrich, Gary 79 Uhrich, LeRoy 79 Uhrich, Lucille 109, 131 'Uhrich, Richard 58, 120, 169, 171 Van Leuven, Bruce 58, 136, 147 Vandever, Jaylynne 1 09, 119, 1 39, 145, 153 Vandever, Judy 17, 63, 79, 123, 139, 157 Van Every, Jack 109 Van Leuven, Sharrol .96 Vansant, Janet 79 Vaughn, Max Owen 110, 172 Vibbert, Patricia Ann 110 Vilhauer, Beverly 96 Vilhauer, Carol 58, 138, 148 Vilhauer, Merlin 16, 79, 121, 188, 189, 191, 192 168, 184, Thaxton, Lowell 95, 145 Thomas, Diana 109 Thomas, Rodney 109, 127 Thomas, Judy 96 Thomas, Lola 78 Thompson, David 96, 127 Thompson, Gloria 17, 79, 123, 130, 140, 141, 147 Thompson, Douglas 58 Thompson, Diane 109, 139, 149 Thompson, Linda 79, 123, 131, 143, 147 Thomsen, Beverly 96, 139, 161 Thompsen, Gayla 79, 123, 160 Tingey, Bonnie 96, 140, 144 Tingey, Kathleen 109, 131 Tippets, Betty 96, 130, 138, 162 Tippets, Carlene 109 Toevs, Cheryl 96, 144, 157 Toombs, Robert 109, 125 Tracy, Maureen 96, 130, 138, 163 Trantham, Althea 79 Trevino, Lidia 96, 136, 138, 149 Trumbull, Diane 109, 159 Turner, Jackie 109 Twiss, Judy 79, 122, 138, 156 Twiss, Max 79, 148 Tyler, Darrell 109 Uhl, Ilene 58, 123, 148, 149 Uhl, Louis 96, 145, 161, 172 Uhl, Louise 109 'IBA Vogt, Cherryl 79, 139, 156 Vogt, Judith 79, 138, 149 Walker, David 79, 127 Walker, Dennis 96, 127, 172 Wall, LaNelle 58, 146 Wallace, Sharrin 79 Walton, James 110, 159, 172 Walton, Maryellen 80, 114, 115, 145, 150 Vfarner, Loa 131, 159 Warner, Gayle 80 Warner, Sandra 58, 140 Warr, Frank 110 Watson, Dee Ann 80, 122, 138 Watson, Dennis ,58, 144, 158 Watson, Tracy 110 Weaver, Don 96, 185 Webb, 'Jerry 96, 125, 162 Weber, Marilee 96, 136 Weber, Tamara 59, 123, 136, 142 Weekes, Kathleen 96 Weekes, William 59, 148 Weibel, Francies 96 Weimer, James 96 Welch, Robert 96, 144 Wells, Dennis 80 Wendt, Billie 97, 127 Wenger, Janine 96, 131, 149, 156 West, Faye 80, 123, 199, 227 Westendorf, David 110, 127, 159 Wheeler, Mark 80 ev -we-pf - --vt-weve Wheeler, Robert 17, 59, 61, 120, 136, 146, 169, 170, 171, 178, 179, 181 Wheeler, Steven 97, 172, 178, 179 Whitaker, Clarice 80, 123, 141 Whitaker, Ronald 97 White, Mary 97 Whitt-head, Julia '97, 139, 161 Whitehead, Ralph 59 Whitesides, Paul 97 Whitney, Sharon 97 Whittaker, Charlotte 80, 122, 128, 131, 156 Whittaker, Dwight 97, 178, 179 Wicker, Robin 80, 146 Widmier, Kirk 1 10 Widmier, Sherry 80 Widmier, Sheryll 59, 147 Widmier, Dennis 80 Widmier, Marie 59, 137 Wiest, Carolyn 80, 148 Wilcox, Dennis 97 Wilcox, Katherine 1 10 Wilcox, Arlene 80, 115, 144, 146 Wilcox, Keith 80, 163 Wilcox, Richard 110, 125 Williams, Dwaine 11 1 Williams, Janice 80, 141, 146, 151, 158 Williams, Phyllis 59, 137 Winn, James 59, 121, 125, 136, 168, 171 Wilson, Jimmie 97, 127, 163 Wodskow, Johnny 81, 136 Wolf, Connie 1 11 Wolff, Roger 97, 185 Wood, Douglas 16, 60, 168, 170, 171, 184, 186 Wood, Betty 1 11 Woodruff, Danny 111, 172 Worthington, Nancy 81, 141, 160, 263 Wrigley, Fred 60 Wrigley, Keith 1 1 1, 1 59 Wright, Bruce 16, 63, 81, 120, 168, 231 Wright, Sharon 97, 130 Wright, Lawrence 60, 120, 168, 171 Yost, Gilbert 81 Young, Margaret 1 1 1, 161 Young, Wayne 81, 136, 147 Zimmerman, Judy 111, 160 Zoldsake, Delbert 97 In Apprcciafian . . . The SPARTA STAFF has worked long, hard hours to bring you this annual. We hope that you will find it satisfactory. I should like to thank everyone who helped bring our work to successful completion. To Mr. Lee, our advisor, I give special thanks. He has helped us in every possible way, and we appreciate it very much. We are extremely grateful to the faculty for the cooperation and patience they have shown during picture scheduling and necessary last-minute class interruptions, for without their assistance editing a yearbook would be next to impossible. Mr. Ingersoll, orchids to you for all you have done to make our job an easier task. I sincerely appreciate your understanding and helpful suggestions for our many problems during the year. As you looked through this 1960 SPARTA, you could not help notice the outstanding artwork. To Ianeal Aldridge, the mastermind behind every piece of artwork in this annual, goes special thanks. janeal also deserves recognition for the cover. I give special thanks to: Kaye johnson, my Business Manager, because she not only handled all our busi- ness affairs but because she also helped write and type all the copy. Maryellen Walton, my Assistant Editor, for her work in editing the activities section. Karen Roemer, my Section Editor, for her work in editing the business section. Pat Patterson, my Typist, for her work in typing and editing the Index. Bill Rawson and Steven Broadhead, our school photographers, for their work in tak- ing and printing pictures. Our special thanks goes to our publishers, the Taylor Publishing Company, and to Artcraft Studio, who took the pictures for the class and organization section, and to Francisco Portraits, who took the pictures for the favorites section. Last of all, hats off to you, the student body of Minico! Because you are really the one who made it possible to have a 1960 SPARTA. 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