Montpelier High School - Idamont Yearbook (Montpelier, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

lf 4? I if .n. rf' 'v 'I' .lf Q I . x' A if A, V1 I' ,, IDAM 19 8 MUN I I l+I Ihh HIL H bi H001 mlpc IMI Erlzzor NI XM I X XII I Ix sm: ss Ilunrz III N lll!IIl.5llPI! In IXYLOR IIBIINIIINI UI IJ illa eu ' 'vf W , Y V W 1 V i X1 Y 1 , , ,J 1 7 4 M1 ' 1 IIIAIIIII 1:11.-I I QQ,-.-A1:IXi,1'1l 'fm I ', . ii fL 1. z 5. T Jas DEDICATION It is very fitting that the theme of our yearbook should be musical, for Montpelier High School has earned state-wide recognition as a school wherein the Music De- partment is excellent. This fine Music Department has been developed by Mr. Wesley R. Baker, who has been teaching here since 1929 when he graduated from the University of Utah. Although he has never missed a year of teaching, he has completed his Master's Degree. He did this in 1936 by attending summer school several summers at Columbia University. Then displaying an almost unquenchable desire for learning, he attended summer school at New York University in 1939. He is a past president of the Fifth District Music Education Association, executive committeeman of the Idaho Education Association, and President of the Teachers' Mutual Benefit Association. He has taken part in the city administration for eight years, serving as mayor four of them. He has a fine family of four children, and his wife is very active in community affairs. We, at Montpelier High School, appreciate the presence and influence of this man who has given so much of himself to make our Music Department outstanding. As an expression of this appreciation we dedicate this yearbook to our Music Director, Mr. Baker. IABII Ulf CUNIENIS l ll IIHIUI H Q 1 4 Mtlxlty 5 mt XKIXGIU lmlf x J I V 1 41 1 1 'V 1 1 'r 1 1 ., ,J J , AJ 7 . X, 'l'l1f-me ami clvclicu tion 2 Ml: illirllkilillll :mul falvlllly lx llluvc, I 1- St'llillI'r H1 J ' 's 342 SUI?h4Hll4H4l'N F'1ShIIl'Il 31 tJI'QLl1iZiili mn ff 4 ' 86 ,vp 's I 12 f ' sing '32 ISZ V I I 1 f'li'5,,Q1, 1 5 E . 1 g 5 i ' f 3 I , 2 I 1 1 g 1 I' R' ' 1. l il l H i 4 4 A 4 S . T . -va-sv-enum -sv-:ar'1O 'I ' lx, Q di-s an -an .-.-.-...--.--...Q--. ' .44 .ws- I QE 4 -- .f-.W-x r rzf 1 1 5 1 . ' 4 4 1 1 4 4 s ' 1 a 1 l . 4 I . . -as-ff hiv... -.r...-i ' 1 Q . 4 4 X 1 3 .,, x Y 1 1 T 'N 5 Ji 3 i i L 1 i 3 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Proudly it stands, as it stood and will stand-a monument, always, to the American Way-O u 1' o W n MHS! Here we have been learning the three 'GR's,,' digesting dates, ab- sorbing principles, writing formu- las, balancing equations, developing skills, and training our bodies and voices. Important as these things are, We realize that the truest mea- sure of our education will be: That we learned to live together. That we learned to be tolerant of others. That we learned to think for our- selves. A. J. WINTERS Superinterulenf of Schools Wie are fortunate to have as our principal a man with a genuine interest in all our school activities. Mr. Phillips has given the lciamont much of his time and talent. '61 woulfl loolf up aml lore and laugh aml lifrf' As students of Montpelier High School. we wish to pay tribute to the man who has devoted his life to youth as a counsellorefriend and teacher, Superintenflent Wiriters. HAROLD W. PHILLIPS Principal 'V LARRY CRIMES Vice-President Your leadership ability was re- vealed in the assemblies-we all enjoyed them. THE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS CAROL MILES Secretary Your work, though it doesn't attract attention, keeps things running smoothly. R N X ELRoYD REX Student Body President We appreciate your friendly advice and leadership. This trio has worked hard to make the school year a success, and not with- out results. If they haven,t been able to fulfill all their campaign promises, it hasn,t been their fault. It has been wisely stated that it is easier to be critical than correct. lt,s easier to follow and mumble than to lead. 7 ,.,..--- ' 4 ' i 'li Q, F 1 A 1 113, 'U f:?! f'f1-g,ng-T2 Q -.,,..-.,,,,, ,, JENS PATRICK WILDE LI-IIAND WILLI.-XNIS Study H311 Industrial :Kris 2 zsX21x FACULTY NIGHT Instead of beating their heads against their blackboards, the faculty relieve their pent-up emotions during an evening of vigorous activity at the grym. NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL ELNI ER REEVES School Custndiun Re 1 trar FLOY D WHITIE NIELD Gwmna llllll Cuetodlan 49 JUNE BLTNDERSON QS ,Q Q w. fp ak xv .A ,f V :bw 3 fx 1 f fw?u3EjQ,2?jQwiKiTnsQ,wmf- : ' '47, K M' Yi' .Eff xY .L A g 4 4- ,M Q 55 W af and g. 'gw,,Kg? 1 ',mg.,.gie1Lgr 5 ws-erfzls fifwiu L, ww, K wg wi '- A ,QE 'Q 'S ' ,X - 2 . Q 1 H55 in . ff km. 5, :QM-' if M. - -, ,,:'ff-lf' 'W l , .k,,. gk .1 W , 2 X 1 Q Q 4 7 ' 'E 4 ,V ,-1 .5 'gfxlii 1:ri,fs.1sfL Q 2 , if, 3 ,Y ,sa amz? 'fm WW 5 A v I 1 x 1 M Q 9 Ei ,, 3 All of the out-of-town students know of the patience and long-suffering of our bus drivers. They endure more noise and nonsense than any other people in any other field. BUS DRIVERS: Delmar Kunz. Bern: Bill Hayes, Georgetowng Lester Alleman, Nounang Joyce Rigby, Pegramg Ernest Bischoff, Geneva, Clarence Lindsay, Dingle l not shown t. S-I CAFETERIA WORKERS These are the women who spend long hours every day cooking tasty meals for the mob that storms through the cafe- teria each noon hour. They make it possible for students to have a hot, low-cost meal every day. This is a special advantage to the out-of- town students and band stu- dents. We appreciate the effort that goes into the preparation of those colorful, steaming trays. I4 CLASSES High school life dawns on the new freshman with a gasp and a sigh as he first steps into the swing of things at our own MHS. Slowly he gains confidence through participation in intramural programs, assemblies, class parties, and just association with others. But about the time he really begins to feel at ease, he finds that it is summer vacation, and he is a sophomore. As a sophomore, his scope of activities increases. He finds courage to belong to a few clubs, talk to a few upperclassmen, and to lord it over the incoming freshmen. Then, after the usual struggle with final tests, he wonders where the year has gone. As a junior, he is an upperclassman himself. Now he really thinks he is hot stuff, or tries to make the younger students think so. The highlight of the Junior year is the Junior Prom, the big dance of the high school career. All the Jun- iors will agree that the Junior year is the hardest of all high school. Nevertheless, he still has time for the class parties, the assemblies, the clubs and organizations, the dances -all the things that help to make a real high school memory. About this time, the boys find that they are the ones on top in the athletics depart- ment, and not the 'folderv kids. Now the Senior year, the dawn of the clos- ing day of the high school career, begins. Hopes for the future begin to take definite shape. Doubts a r e many. But still it's wonderful. And then, GRADUATION! Suddenly it's all over! You,re oui, with only mem- ories, happy ones. we hope. I5 5 I 5 E CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nlr. Wilde. Class .-Mlvisorg Doris Baker. Student Rn-preselllatiwg Glenn Dayton. Athletic Nlanagerg l,ynn joe Skinner. Yiee-Presidentg Constant Jones. Pre-sidentg Linda Crane, Secretary: Han- Ann Wilkes, ,Xsseinhly Ilnmnnnitteewomang Nlr. Rim-h. Class .Mlvi-or. THE SENIOR CLASS OF I9 8 A large class is generally a divided class. Overcoming this difficulty has been one of the biggest problems. We got off to a had start this year by ordering books for a class play. and then failing to even have tryouts. This was choice ammunition for the eynies who enjoy firing such remarks as. There 1-an he no Senior play because there is no Senior class. This lac-k of c-lass spirit persisted until almost the eve of our scheduled class assembly with the result that no assembly was prepared. After a lively discussion as to whether or not we should have an assembly at all. we finally decided to do the best we could with the time and talents available. The result: a very well- received assembly and proof that the Seniors rioulrf :fo SOIIll'fl1I'I1!Q'. Following this success. the Seniors presented the rickety film. Lost Horizonsf, which greatly im- proved the health of the class treasury. Wlith the beginning of the spring thaw came the date of the Senior Ball. Fortunately. at that time we had a good class. and did we ever have a Ball! Though it was no gold mine. financially. we all feel it should be termed a success: the decorations were beautiful. the music' was heavenly. the crowd was just right. and the refreshments abundant. We Seniors look back on our last year at lVI.H.S. with a sigh of relief. a smile of amusement, and a glow of pride. x Q if ,Wx .ibgff ,fe f fs ii: 1 , ,W rid +3535 A fin Q ,V HH x Q ws S ggi, mga -if-' GORDON BARTLONIE Seminary 1: Clee 4: Letter- men's Club 4. Football 1. 2. 33 Baseball 2. 3. -1: Travk 1. 2. nf' 1 W -. LOIS BARTSCHI Seminary 1. 2, 3. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 42 Nlusic Clinic 1, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Pep:-tu-s 2. 3. Assistant Drillmaster 3. Drillmaster 41 FHA 1. 3: School play 2g lrlamont 2. GLORIA BATENIAN Seminary 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. 4: Music Clinic 1, 2. 3. 43 Pep Club 3. 43 Pepettes 3. 43 Photo Club 2. 3g FHA 1. 2, 3. 4. Assistant Committeewoman and recreation chairman 4: School Play 3. BRUCE BAUMAN Seminary 1, 2. 33 FFA 1, 2, 3. MARION BECKWITH Seminary 1: Chorus 1, 2,43 Pep Club 3. 43 Pepf eltes 3. 45 FHA 1, 2. I NANCY BARTSCHI Seminary 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. 35 Pep Club 31 FHA 1. The Seniors are off to a good start with their decorations for the Senior Ball. Jennie Warner. chairman of the Re- 3 KAY BFNTSON Seminary 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 3. 4: FHA 1, 2, 3. WILFORD BIENZ Seminary 1, 23 C-lee 43 FFA 1, 2. 3. JEANETTE BOEHME Seminary 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 4. FLOYD BUNDERSON 3, 4g Pep Club 3. 4: FHA 1 l l MARllC BLACK Seminary 1, 2, 35 liand l freshments Committee, peeks through the hole from which the goodies will be served. Seminary 1, 33 Band 1, 3, 45 Photo Club lg Archery Club 4g Pep Band 1. 3, 4. GARY BLHLER Seminary 1, 2, 35 FFA 1, 24 Football 1. 33 Track 3. LINDA CRANE Sc-minary l. 2, 3: Chorus 1: Pep Club 3. tl: ljliolo Club 3: Archery Club 3, 4, Ve-vp 4: Spvvch 4: School Play 3: ldaniont 3. 4. Copy Editor 4: Grizzly 3. 4, Business Manager 43 National Honor Sovie-ly 3, 4: Class Secretary 4. ii fs. lv.. 'V NOLAN CLARK KAREN CR.AlXl': Seminary 1. 2. 3: liantl 1. 2. 3. 4: 5f'IUiI161Ty 1. 2. 3: Chorus lg Grizzly 3. 4: Criuly Nt-vss Editor Pop Club 3. 4: FHA 1. 4: National Honor Sot'ir'ty 3. sl: IH p tn. Band 2. 3. 4: Youth lmgislattirt- 3 V - V ri Mi RNA si E mi 543 :Q Seminary 1, 2: Band 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 42 My Pep Club 3. 4: Photo Club 1. 2. 3: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. GLENN mvrox f 1f-. s Chorus 2, 4: l.f'ttf'rnwn's Club 3. 4: Yevp 4: FFA it 1 2 3 Vetp 'S Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Baskvtball 3. 4: :mall 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1: Class Athlvtir Manager 4. NIAHCEAN DIXON Seminary 1. 2. -4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 31 Pep Club 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. JOLENE DCNN 1 . X Chorus 1. 2. 3: Speech 3. H 5 gi . ,W i 1? TED HILL Seminary 1. 23 Lettermc-n'S Club 3. 4: Football 1: llasketball 1. 22 Track 31 llaseliall 3. JUDY HILLIER Neminary 1, 2, 3, ChoruQ 1. 2. KAROLYN HOSKINS Seminary 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 3. -lg I-HA 1. 2. 3. DONNA RAE HLMBLRG Seminary 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2. 3, -1: Pep Club 3. 4: FHA 1, 2. l 2 CENEVIEVF HYWAS Seminary 1. 2. fl: flhorue 1: Photo Club 3. 11. FWD 4' Industrial Arte fflulm fl. 22 t A lively party in the gym-it's the Seniors who are playing charades. After two hours of fun the group refreshed with doughnuts and cold pop. STIQVFN HYNIAS Seminary 1. 2, 33 Band 1 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 45 Letter me-n's Club 3. 43 Football 1. 2. 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3 4: Trark 15 ldamont 4. f 3-Y' win 3 'PW I 4 s x. 6 ,X Q y ? ev. 5 if im. qv- , Y,- 's. , X? ' f, 1 vwgeilviiiil ,Elf f 35472222 'gui A , A 4,95 3 api' Q 'WR' x R W , ,Ja 1 he '-k' . ff ,fr 22' M H :qs .' A , A mfg f , i nf A f .gy ,- ,id V w J fsyf. a 1. f AJ 41 -ii :- . M HELEN LLOYD Seminary 1, 2g Chorus 3, 43 Girls' chorus 1. KARREN LUND Transferred 45 Band 4. GLORIA LANE REED LAUGHTER Seminary 1, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 3. LIANE MARTINEAU Seminary 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Pep Cluh 3, 4, FHA 1. MARCIA MEEK Seminary 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4g Pepettes 3, 43 Photo Club 1, FHA 1, 3, Speech 45 Idamonl 1, 2, 3, 4g Editor 4, Youth Legislature 3g National Honor Society 4. Yl.fXllC:Xll HT M ELLOR Smninarx' 1. 2. 3: lllmrug 1, 2: Pc-I1 Club 3, 4: FHA If CAROL NIILES Seminary 1, 2, 3: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Churus 1. 2 3 4 P: 1 Club 'S 1 Yurrtarx 5 Iyt 1 'J-lt:-5 l l 4, llrumme-r 2, 3: lrlllllll Club 1: FH.-X l. 2. 3. Hi-loriun 1. 'XS5l'llllYly' rummillc-1'wnman 22 Class atllln-lim' manuga-r I: Claw Sm-on-tary 3: Ftucle-nt liocly fr-vrvtary 4: Grizzly 4: Youth Le-gislalurv 3: FFA Sw:-1-tln-art 2. ll' atv? LARRY NATE Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4: Ln-ttern1Pn's Club 3. 4: FFA 1, 25 Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basr- ball 3. 4: 'l'raCk 1. 2. 3, 4: Pop Band 4. JOHN NELSON Svminary 1. 2. 3: Photo Club 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Veep 4: Football 3. F 3 V W in Q ' -- l S l - LAREE MINNIC Seminary 1, 2. 3: Hand 1. 2. 3: FHX I 2 CLAIN MITCHELL Svminary 1, 2. 3: Football 1: Base-b ELDO NIELD LINDA ORR KENNETH PARSLOW Seminary 1, 2, 3g Photo Club Seminary 1, 2, 3g FHA 2. 43 Football 1. WARREN PENDREY Seminary 13 Chorus 3, 4. CAROLYN POWELL Seminary 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3. 4g Photo Club 4g FHA 1, 45 Idamont 2, 3. BRENT PRICE Seminary 15 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 2. 3, 43 Archery Club 3, 4, President 4g School Play 35 Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Track 3, 4. CLINTON PRICE Seminary 1, 2, 43 FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. DE ANNA RODERlCK Seminary l, 2, 3g Chorus l. 2. 3. 4g Pep Club 3, 43 Pepettes 3, 4: Photo Club lg FHA l. 23 School Play 33 Grizzly 4g Co-assembly committeewonlan 4. EMMA LOU SCHMID Seminary l. 2, 3g Pep Club 3. 4: Pepettes 3: FHA lg Class Assembly conlmitteewoman 3: Assistant Cheerleader 3. Head Cheerleader 4. RALPH SHREVE Seminary lg I.ettermen's Club v 3, 4. Football l. 2. 3, 4g Bas- t RUE SHEPHERD kethall 1. 2. 3, 4g Baseball 1. Seminary' 1- 21 Chorus 1. 2. 3: 2. 3. 4g Track l. 3. 4. Pepettes 3. 4: FHA KENT SKINNER Seminary l: 2, 4: Lett:-mlen's Club 3. 4: FFA l. 2. 33 Football 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4-1 FFA Sentinel 3. LYNN SKINNER Seminary 1. 2. 4-1 Band l. 2. 3. 41 Chorus 2. 3. 4-Q Letternlen's Club g FFA l. 2: Football 1, 33 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Track l, 33 Class Veep 4., Q Adding a touch of finality to their senior year the Senior girl were present:-cl with miniaturs I - .wx ,sv-1 , .5 , :,. yu Z N:J'wf' VA 5 't3ff.1,'w - -i.fy,?jQ- DEANNA LEE THOMPSON Seminary 1, 2, 3: Glee 2: Girls' Chorus I: Archery Club 3: FHA 1, 2: School Play 3: Cheerleading 4: Industrial Club 4. IFNNIE WARNER Seminary 2. 3. 4: Transferred 2. BETH WIDNIER Seminary I, 2. 3: Clee I, 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Pep Club President 4: FHA I. 2: FHA Parliamentarian I: Class Sec. l: Assembly commit- teewoman -2. FERD WHITE Seminary I. 2, 4: Band I, 2: Clee 2, 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Baseball 3, RAE ANN WILKES LENARD WILLIAMS SAM WOOD Seminary I. 2. 3: Band 2, 3. 4: Seminary I, 2. 4: Glee 3, 4: Letter- Clee 3. 4: Lettermf-n's Club 2, 3. 4: Clee 1. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3. 4: me-n's Club 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1.2. Pepettes 3, 4: Photo Club lg FHA Traek 2. 3. 4. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Class Athletif 1: Idamont 2. Manager 3. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 19 8 gi Y ROW 1 left to rx ht Lynn Quayle Warren Pendry Clam Nlntchell Ronald .lemon Larry Grrme Glenn Dayton Larry Nate Gordon Bartlome Con tant .lone .lohn Nelson Doyle Alleman Kay Dunn ROW 2 Dee Anna Rodenck Marlon Beckwlth Cenevneye Hymaa .Ienme Warner Hamet Kunz La Rae Wlmnzg Nancy Bartachl Karen Slelght Anne Stuart Emma Lou Schmld Clorla Bateman Donna Rae Humberg Jolene Dunn ROW 3 .lulle Shepherd Llnda Barley Helen Lloyd Arlene Bagley Karolyn Hoskms Judy Hllller Elyon Teu Cher .loan Ream Deeanna Thompson Jeanette Boehme Lorna Arnell Karen Crane Laren Lund Kay Bentson Lmda Orr Lrane Martxneau Carolyn Powell ROW 4 Ralph Shreve Vlr Wxlde Ronald Teuscher Ronald Reed Terry Pugmxre Nolan Clark Beth Wrdmer Lmda Crane Nlargean Dtxon Carol Mlle Nlargaret Mellor Steve Hymai Lance Taylor Let Jen en Larry Este-rholt Lenard Wrlllam Harold He Hr Rlch ROW a Nlarcna Meek Loxs Bart chn Rae Ann Wrlke Dons Baker Brent Hayes Nlor an Sktnner Rrchard Calloway Brent Price Ferd White Eldo Nleld Clmton Prlce Kenneth Parslow Bonnu ,lean Kunz ROW 6 Larry Robmaon Gary Buhler Sam Wood Wilford Blem 'Werlm Prlce Bruce Boeman Jack Adam Kent Kunz Lynn Skinner Floyd Bunderson Kent Alleman Elroyd Rex Rnchard Aland , - . K I . ,F ' 1 ' 'E T . . ' A ., ' Q y - H , N 5 U ,Q 5 .. I X , A . 5 x - 4 z . R rf' I ' J 7 - A r Qt .' ' - Il ' Lx A . X, he X R A lf , 1 1 4, . .- 'ft S f . K. . R 5 ' ' f K ,V , . 3' , - F ' 1 V S 3 ' , y - v N y 5: I , V Q , . . 7 S Q Sl- l Q l , . Y - 2 , - y ' ' ev 0, . 1 - 1 v - 7 1 . Y 5 ' 1 , , s , , ' S . .y - 1 . ' 2 Y 7 3 I 9 5 I ' . l I . . ' 1 ' ' . l . , , , . , 1 . I . S, - 1 ' ' 7, - v ' ' S v i v . 5, ss, . . . : . , , s , s, , t Q, A g 3 . ' , 1 , , I' ' 1 . v - 5- v 1 , Y , - CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Munk, Class Advisorg Jerry Bissegger, Athletic Managerg Ross Peterson, Class Representativeg Janel Munk, Secretaryg Michael Nelson, Presidentg J. Muir, Vice-Presidentg DeeAnn Evans, Assembly Committeewomang Steve Stelovich, Assembly Committeemang Miss Wight, Class Advisor. UNIOR CLASS To start school off the Juniors held a party at Bear Lake. After swimming a weiner roast topped the evening off. For the two parties held during the school year there was a dance at the gym and a trip to Lava. The theme of the assembly was Around the World in Forty-five Minutes. It included scenes from Russia to Monte Carlo. The highlight of the year was their Junior Prom held on April 5. The gym was decorated as a ballroom in keeping with the theme Cinderella.,' Near the end of the year the Juniors' class rings were passed out. These are among the memories that the Juniors will treasure. vw I Y, ,Q Wa, 4 ..,,1X n qfwf' I , . ' x N . W ,f ' n .5 - fy Judy Davis - nO N10 Cm if - X 1 1 4:15 ' X 1 I 1 . . ii X Y' X L Dean Demick Richard Dunn f . Mex Bonnie Esterholdt 6.155 'THE Xi ,Q . gsm A X f Carol Eglm- 4-5, uhm fix 011 aid Devil Dish w 1 -v-- ,u Q Marilyn Edghill ll 1 DGP' nn Evan S f gt I -n 'f V fy KM G aiX G af an 4' f :six .qaq 33 44 14444 .94 Lynn Hansen CY 5-A 5 Q, 'TF v N' Boyd George Don Haddock Judy Hayes i if ff Julianna Hayes Shlrleen Hoskms Lo uis Hiuier Wir bei? 5 HQXXXP YXY Michael Nelson Kent Perkins John Nield Billy Parslow Denms Passey KYISIIH Payne Carolyn N ield Ross Peterson K Kc-ith Price Lee Roderick Lanny Phelps H af 4-0- ind H' if 6 , Muntv Ann Sparks f Allen Sparks Ly nc-tlc Sparks . Richard Paul Llalllt Spf mu ' , A . f ' 35525, L .Q iidrile A A 5, Qi ' 4 Qi- - J .7 Ji? '25, VZ m 1? Q 2, 'Q 4 vig at ' 3 , W 131 5.1 i' Val Xyutkins Sililftlll Nvlwc-lurk 'i jerry Williams Ruth Wilcox Marilyn Wilvox Richard Vvinterbottom Lnnnif- Vfuori fl lik Ixmmrmi Yuung CLASS OFFICERS Who kept the Sophomores active? LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Lu Jean Nelson, Advisorg Carol Leigh Whitman, Assembly Chairmang Gladys Clark, Secretary: Spencer Rigby, Presidentg Natalie Neilson, Vice-Presidentg Glay Homer, Athletic Managerg James Rich, Class Representativeg and Coach George Loveless, Advisor. TI-IE OPHOMORE CLASS Starting the year off with a bang. we, the Sophomore Class, first exhibited our skills by winning first prize in the Homecoming parade. Our gaily decorated float did the trick. As the largest class in the school we once again proved our cooperation and interest by displaying a. successful Sophomore Hop. Besides adding extra money to our booming treasury, the dance will always be remembered as a memorable occasion. Our many and varied projects included: arousing school spirit by putting up colorful posters in the familiar halls, picking up scattered papers throughout the school, and restoring misplaced pop bottles to their rightful places. Not saying how successful these projects were. we at least tried. Partying seemed to be a great favorite among the Sophomores, for our two class parties were fun for all. A long awaited trip to Lagoon is planned for summer. We can truly say this year as Sophomores, we have demonstrated to show our many good qualities. Representation in all activities and organizations has given us a good start next year as upperclass- men! Looking forward to two more years at MHS we sincerely hope we can repre- sent our school highly with honesty and frankness as our guidance. Barbara Aland Gloria Allred Richard Anthony Hal Arnell Allen Bagley Patricia Bagley Roberta Bagley Linda Bartlome WVU Xml? L ln The Cmul Old 311111- 1111'rtin1c- wan the- wng that mhe suphu111nre Olav uiecl to display tlwir tal 1-nt in the- Lllllllllll ax-11111 lmlivf 111 Nl.H.5. l,i11clz1 Buhlc-r lv- ? . Nla11'l111 Bartsm-l11 11.1111 ll' 'f ff- If .,,..d llvnrgv Cl11'isl1-1151-11 Clzuly s fllurlx fy l.u111s4- 1.111111 T ff' fl N 7? 'H I 1 ' llulc- Dunn Uiunl' X Miki NYM' Slwrj ,4- 'cya 'I Dllnn .X Pack uf Suphwmwre- si D i1dyir1gY'f'f'f Ce-mnvtiy nn't thi-5 lfvok induf triouyf Nlr. Lund hulk On. thuugh it'- hard to tell with what 1-lnntiuns Shirley Dunn Sandra Erhart Louise Erramouspe jack Evans -v W . R . Ri Cb- : P il!-5 '11-w 'V N-wr : ' 1 AEM 'fu 'CRY 159' S 7 Sheldon Hansen Delores Hemmings llunnie Glenn Karen Hayes Clay Home-r Annu Carflner Orrin George Sllf'fl'iV lffumlvlg Silllilfil Flitton Lawrence Hemnlert K vw , -Alu rv 1' if . 3' f FV lr' 'fiv- -e--- 41-' E 1-rug ,Ns K 3. ., I M , 2 ,, 1 pai A - mu dwg X f dz-aw if g W f .,.M,w' M' + Z gm .1 f we , ' 4 :ff 1 ffki 1 'a lr R. V 3,5 1,5 . 3. 49 inv- A47 Q fl?-m, 4 4 Q iii' , .. -Q, www -M5 L, M K ,: ill' .fi 1 IUP: Rilt'jl'illl Size-nmrv l'vrr1-ll Skinner Carlos Smith ,as- -.1 1. 7 K SK K BOTTOM : Carol Ann Stoddard Sandra Stoddard .Nndy Stoffa -.-...-v ' 405, ,f Pilllltxltt' Smith Isfilllkif' Surenson Wvarren Sorenson Ruger Sparks Mx K Q2 53 CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Adams, Class Advisorg Barbara Sharpe, Assembly Committeewomang Judy Johnson, Secretary: Jeff Nye, Presidentg Charles Skinner, Vice-Presidentg Bob Moss, Student Representativeg Brent Kunz, Athletic Manager: Mr. Meadors, Class Advisor. FRE HMAN CLASS The Freshman class of '58 containing 103 students started the year by being initiated through big brothers and sisters. Terry Bunn represented our class when he was chosen to be one of the four school cheerleaders. In October Ann Kunz was a candidate from our class competing for F.F.A. Sweetheart. The annual class party was held in the MHS gym, December 14. Entertainment of various kinds such as dancing, volleyball, and basketball was furnished to please everyone's taste. Later chili was served to a very hungry group. Throughout the various semesters Ann Kunz, Jimmy Adams, Jeff Nye, and Wayne Tufts all received straight ones. The Freshmen did not lose one basketball game out of the many played. February 7 the Freshmen presented an assembly entitled Around the World in Song and Dancef' Various kinds of music and dancing were used to carry out certain countries. Much time was spent on scenery and costumes, but after, we all felt it was worth it. To sum up the year's activities the Freshmen took one bus and made their way to Lava. After a refreshing dip they bought lunches, viewed Lava and went bicycle riding. Altogether it was a lot of fun. The Freshman class of this year is one of which we all can be proud. , 1,Qc.'V'f V W N'NF0Q'Wwwfwww vfSWMEffb J' 'VC 'fy 'JMW4 W wMJMA'wM9'J '.-r , um uw wr M M MW 'MW X , ' ,, 1 my ' ,,,, 'ullmcf' H . 5' YM ww , PM, ,nw-L , ' mi' J , ,JyW, 'W,W,.,,,1 q, X ' W Wg , N5 M , X xlfglfvrfww - ,. ' :Q f - W N? f ap, ' ful? Tgfiii ,X ,V L, 5 - V is nga N414 v Ha-z Y . ' If ' , 5i'2'Li fi? 1 , ' , ' hw A , ' H 'N 'nz ,-.u ww-. We V , px xx , 7 WH-, W' WM -g,W,, yf hrftfw ' J' ,'mWwT'5' ' ,HExfwWyLM ,u Hu W ' ww:- 'w'bwMN 'P Mmm, 1 A ws, , 3, is Y f f . ' 1 - A, U ' , WWINHN W 1. - W1 ,KW W 'M A Nw JI' A z gf wa if ,F if 5 ff, 4 if w'H 'll ml' , liiiff ' Y' ,, f 1 '- , ' V 'wma I , .QW . ww' ,V 4 .1 . h. N . ,xx , . . 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ORGANIZATION This is one of the many ensembles that, along with the hand and Chorus, took superior ratings at the annual music festival at Aberdeen. Mont- pelier was also very outstanding in the field of journalism. The Grizzly took many honors at an annual journalism meet at ISC. The many cluhs and organizations were very active this year. The Photo Cluh had its meetings each Monday with moving pictures on helpful hints to highlight the year. The F.F.A. hoys took an award for MHS in puhlic speaking. At hall games the Pep Club was a real hooster and at halves the Pep- ettes kept the show moving. This year the F.H.A. girls made them- selves red jackets. The past year was a very husv one for all of lVIHS's cluhs and organizations. 67 Q15 24: 'Hi 'Z 'AX 4 S l R, X ' 4 ,4 Q , f - f K K n 0 G l Q l E N IV? ' 4 i X -i fm Q.. 4 f ffl 'f -Q ff f 1' Q is - if 'N 4 ' +1512 V A ' 4 . f r , M X f xg' f X-Y ff' fi , i ' ji , . f A W'-H -fs Q5 if Q r f 2 ' 'W-Hfi 1 . u. 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STANDING: Doris Baker, Anne Stuart, Nancy Phelps, Judy Rasmussan. Steve Hyman, Natalie Nielsen, Elvon mouspe. Teuscher, Cont Jones, Linda Crane, Karen Sleight. Patricia Bagley. Louise Erra- f n ik IDA O 1' TAFF Eflilor Xlarcia Nleek liusirurss llanager' lialph liusco .f4ssislanl Editor Lincla Mehlurray Assistant fiusiness Manager Patricia Bagley Copy Erlilor Linfla Crane Class Saffron Seniors+Joan lleam Juniors-lflaine Spencer Sophmnnoresslsuuise Errainouspe Freshnien-,lutly Rasmussen AlIIIll.Il1.SlfIlfl'OIl ami Faculfv Anne Stuart Karen Sleight ElVon Teuscher Aclizffly ami 0I'g'lIIII.Zl'lfli07l Doris Baker Natalie Nielsen Sporls Contstant jones Steve Hymas Artis! Nancy Phelps Photographer Richard Buntlerson Alf1'l.SOI' Mr. Vaughn Nielsen if .I ny. WN 4 Nlr. Phillips makes a Comment to Marcia Meek Linda McMurray, and Doris Baker, as they look over the ycarhooks on display at Yearbook School at Pocatello. Patricia Bagley and Ralph Busco coni- plete part of their job by selling an ldamont ad. Most of the ldamont staff Cir is working busily. Some are arranging pic tures on their pages, others are drawing up their page arrangements and Elaine is just watching. GRIZZLY Lance Taylol Edilor Nolan Clark Larry Grimes N614-75 Editor Sports Ezlilor '-1 -gy Joan Ream Feature Editor Linda Crane Carol Leigh W'hitman Business Manager Assistanf Business Manager Nl.XIl,ll. 1.114-I Wllfw. I.ku1u l.uI--1, wlxrm. Huw XIII l.iI ' 1 Willv--, NlJlNt I X 1 Xxllllllhlll. ,lmm Nunn. Lum flrimv'-. XHILIII 1 lark. llurig link-'r. Hn Nllfilk -hut wi Mrlfflx Nlllk nigh! r'1'xf'.1lx llml . I K, . . . 1 .ml Nlllv- 11-1-1-lx:-N lIlNIllI4IlUIlX from viuu un mlhlw. Nan- Xml Wi llurlx Hake-1' III P-llI'f'SI'1lt'lIf ,ao PEP CLUB fy ,AN ...J ,..1 I Hrlll XYMIIIIM' ln mlwzl 111 ti P1 wx wrvlrlrx ,mr 'K f Flulll-ir'Lf Ivy Ihr' vh:-e'rlv3 lllr'-v pwp ug N ' ' V u11'11+11- um-t1x1I1e-- var vu-h. 4'.lkz' mxlk. , . Y I 4-umlx walk. lu'-rp W'-.-lx. l--gl Wlulv I'-vrmul. .xml umm UIIIVIN. 1141 Ihr l'rp Llulm ulrls -xt Nwlul--lx. NSIIIVII 1- il mrw' U1'VlHI1'llll'. Hllllllll hull gunle-N thaw urv IIIIHIJIIIQL up .md slmsn 4-uxtf-fllx um! wllmgg llkw Sl :mm un ll al.-.ml--11 lklllllli wlnf- xpulltwl ai Ship., rv , X 5 of 5 K 1 'tt - I - ' ag' ' R VS 5? If-f A S Q X l N1 . ,P After a long ride to Harsh Valley to see the basketball game, the Pep Club girls went to the gymnasium, climbed into pajamas, etc.. and had what is. for some unexplainalmlv reason. called a slumber party. Who slepff? Q7 Iii-th W'idin+'r. outgoing president. gives hor farewell spew-lr at the Pep Club llan- que! May 10. The new Pledgies ended their busy week with the banquet at the Idaho Cafe in Soda Springs. The seniors welcomed in the new members. . r.-1-:X T 5 x N' - PEPETT E Here, looking quite happy about it. the Pop:-ttcs form an Nl, Pe-rff-ction of the-ir drills moan- many hours of practicz-. They make a wry pri-tty picturt-Y Tlim-y arc from le-ft: Gloria Bat:-man. Dianc Dalrymplc, Elvon 'IX-uschcr. Linda llartlome. Carol Nlilcf. Natalic Nii-lem-n, Dorii Puff:-y Paulette Smith, Barbara Aland. ,loan Ream, Lois Bartschi. Carol Leigh Whitman. Patricia Baglcy. Jo.-Xnn Alle-man. Nlarian Beckwith. Karen Sleight, Julie She-phcrd. Elaine Spencer. Caylenc Booth. De Anna Roderick. Marcia Xie-ek. Louise Erramouspe. and Linda Bt-uhler. A quick shot of the Pe-pettes as they begin to complete a formation at Pocatello for a tournament game crowd. What a trio! Cute- outfits on cute girls. Elaine Spencer. assiftant drill master, and Lois Bartschi. drill master. drill-really drill- the Pepettes to the rhythm of Carol Leigh Whitman? drum. CHEERLE DER 'Ixln-sv sludvnly really worked hard to ks-vp up thf' svhool spirit. W'hvther we w-rv losing: nr winning. thvy wr-rv yr-ll ing: and Ivuding: yvlls. I.I-il-'T TU RIGHT: lh-anna IM- Thurnp -un, Emma Inu Schmid. .lf-rry Pvtvr-on 'Il-rry Bunn. vi dw Q uv -F 3, le' nut lwtwvz-rm xr-HQ Wlih Illf' Nlafrol. Ihr-y lvarl rhf- 4-111-vrilxgr wr'- liwn in a vhs-vr. Mm QNSWQT ld 'W-Ti HD F-MAKERS I J New One project of the cluh was making OFFICERS, LEFT: Janel Munk. Gladys F.H.A. jackets. Clark. Patricia Bagley. Nlaril-yn Wilcox. Pn'-itll-nt. Natalie Nielson. Carol Leigh Whitman. Gloria Bateman, Mis- Wight. F H A :Xclyisor. FIRST ROW. left to right: Gloria Bateman, Gladys Clark. Patricia Bagley. Marilyn Wilcox. Natalie Nielson. Carol Leigh Whitman. Janel Munk. Miss Wight. SECOND ROW. left to right: Judy Wfells. Gwen Haddock. Ann Kunz. Mary Kay Grimes. Rhena Nia-ld. Diane Hoff. Shirley Trussel. Nancy Phelps. THIRD ROW. left to right: Getty Kunz. Ro-st-lin Ritter. Lois Walton. Donna Wilcox. Karen Larsen. Karen Stephens. Diane Scofield. Lorna Arnell. FOURTH ROW. lf-ft to right: Kay Teuscher. Michele Clayton. JoAnn Bauman. Carolyn Arnell. Carolyn Nield. Linda McMurray. Janet Collipriest. Ruth Jones. FIFTH ROW'. left to right: Louise Erramouspe. Diane Dalyrmple. Cheryl Dunn. Myrna Day. Judy Bartschi. Paulette Smith. Marilyn Swenson. SIXTH ROW. left to right: Linda Bartlome. Diane Nelson, Roberta Bagley. Barhara'Aland. Carol Ann Stoddard. Mary Nielcl. Lanetta Alleman, JoAnn Alleman. SEVENTH ROW. left to right: Sherrie Telford. Jean Rasmussen. Judy Rasmussen. LETTERMEN OFFICERS I.I'fl 'l' T0 RIGHT: Vim'-Prvsirlf-nt, Glvnn Day- ton: Fvcrc-tary, Brvnt Prireg Prcfidvni. Kvnt Kunz: and Advisor. Cua0l1 Loveless, I Ong- uf thc lvtt:-rnwn's proje-cts this War wa fvllingz he-althful and 1h-liviwlls applvs tn the- -tu dvntm lu improv- fhfyil' hvahh. Tlnv T4'lIlliI'l'Illt'IlIS In ln- in Ihr- clulr urn' to lvllur in um- or num- fpurts 1-ffe-rwi during the years of high fchofil. 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'N ,ae if :rt- P' ,T S .J 0 if if A .t at K 's nw rf 4 N A S! e - 4 ACTIVITIE School isn't just work. The activi- ties educate the social side of the student. Here, the HDoLolVIars,' par- ticipate at the annual Spring Music Festival in which more than 150 stu- dents take part each year. The mem- ories of the trips to Twin Falls and Boise these students took to music festival in past years, and Aherdeen and Pocatello this year, will long he rememhered. The pep rallies give MHS stu- dents the opportunity to use their lungs in another way. The hall game the following day provides them education in the sports world. Dances at MHS are well attended. They range from Sock Hops to Formals. The seniors and juniors have their Balls. and the freshmen and sophomores sponsor their sport dances. The little happenings around the school during the year are seldom rememhered, such as lyreums or the parade of Hsacksf' hut they luring a smile when the Idamont calls them hack to mind. Activities play a hig part in high school. Some fail to see they are educational. hut they make high school the rememheralmle experience it ls. 87 FIRST PEP RALLX SEPT 5 X large turnout told th team the tudtnt body waa behmd them for tht openm foot hal ame After much coachm tl s wrt rea y to play ball FALL ACTIVITIE PEP RALLY SEPT 12 Beat em Peher heat mm rang out agam ton1 ht Emma I. u tlll houtmg and leadlng the group of nous tudent down Nlam treet ,Nw ' -wa sf n 5 ' ,Q f ., 'f 'lf 32 'N W ' x I 4 4 I Q md' 4' ' if ,M if M W N M ,,,+1WQfkQ ' 1 , iii lg ' i n-A if if W H 1 1 51,3 Cu 1 - ,Xwgg I 'w ,, N Q f Q Ak v im W ww, U. ,W N 6 n HE' 2, -ff Q 3' 5 eff , wigs? 'Q' 1 L., Here the vicious Bears look on d students l'l0lQlly and roughlw lightedly while the dummy of tomor displaw their pep row's foe is roasted to death and ashe in the roaring fire. HOMECUMI G OCT A great day for Pelierl The fighting Bruins gave their fans a real show at the game against Fielding. After losing to the Spartans a year ago. the team pushed to an easy victory. x T ,-. lv , .N ,5 1 4 1 1 H01 1111 x1ilI'll' 5111111-I 1It1'111f11l1l 1111--1- X11111l111- 1' CD -fx :WU Y IECUMING ROYALTY I.i111I11 Nll'xI111'1'll? 11111111 '1'1'11S1'1111r QM-,111 1ff!'IIlffIlIf 1111 11lg11l F1-1111111 111-111111115 IkI'lglIlt'11 111111 11111 11111111-1'11111111g1 11111411111- . 1 1 1-111l111, g411111-, 111111 1111111-1' 1111 111111111-1 ll 1111-1 111111 1111111111'1l1111 111 11111 f1,111l1'1ll 41111111 1111111111-111-11 111 I111' NI11111-111 1111411 usu- 91 1 ,Vg I i I .5 xi uf: MU IC CLI IC- OV Xfle-r the' lu-clit' pn-parations for the- pararlv and ganw, thi' udrnts wen- glad to relax and vnjoy the Honwcominff Dance. Carol Miles and Kent Kunz pause bv- twecn music sessions long enough to pose. Lois Bartschi and Both Widmcr take xt easy after their long day of singing. r l ThiQ iQ their fourth vear attr-ndinf' J' if i 'X .1-r if clinic. I ' U ,Q I 5 1 vw A K A' A -'23 . 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Fe-rd White: Lee Hayvs. and Larry Robinson portray the makv- artisls' version of a lmarbershup quartet. Ooooo! Those hus trips. Kent. what are- you doing? Our Pepettes show the Pocatello crowd the skill they acquired by hours of drilling. SENIOR BALL-MARCH 15 1 V , Wt- hurl A I.I'l l'l.I'f HIT U' IIIZXYI-lN at rhf- Svninr llull. and it was sung hy lin-nl Price-. Ha- stands amid the musi- Cal instrumvnl- uf THE CONTINEN- T.'Xl,5 who prmidwl tht- musiC. DQ- Anna Rode-rick pe-rfornwtl a gmc: ful hallerina dance as part of tht- floor FIHYYY. PRING ACTI ITIE The result of all those hours of planning and preparing: a very successful Ft-nior Ball. A sham- rock ceiling and green and white decorations Carried out the Irish The-me. .gm situ' CHOOL PLAY- IARCH 21 MRS. ,xD,u1s. :Jim-for KAREN HAYES- 5f'ffff 'f Ufffffvf It seeins that Elsie 4Naney l'hm-lpsl isn't too foeially inclined so he-r mother tljarbara Sharpe? takes her part and clvinanmls an invitation uf George- 4RonA alil Dl'H'IllSlll for his party. C4-urge! moth:-r tllarilyn W'llCOXl simply c'an'! refuw. Things seems to he running fairly smoothly, after all. The food is lasting so the boys are content. '5 1 ze . K ' mfs' . 'tix F' R, . A. xii- wp - 4 Q -sg, H - f ix-eg ...uw .iw f What can this mean? And on stage. too! Quietly. George! V-e-r-y quietly and speedily, if you know what's good for you . . . 99 . 6 s ' '51 .15 .H ji . .2 V ., 9. V, -ml I : f f'.'- mg.: .:1,--jwf, Q W saw , -,w+s?'? 'QQ 5' Gf .fi A 4:3529 eg . ., .Q . 'Pf 5 , . f M W Y m 1 P' 95 . 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Ralph liuwo. uml Jn-rry llisseggvr. llutvlly Sloganx on uvlurful Imxtm-rs uelwrtiwd the qualitic-f of all the- randialulo-N and rrmfuwcl tllv wtf-rx lwut IWQWNW Z V 1 4 H Q 40 W 75 W 'N ,M wi' 'KL .SN x f- K eg! nb -1 1 , 4 A' :Q m x, I -'19 TRICT MUSIC FE TIVAL APRIL 11 12 Students drf' out ln their robes be fore they perform for Jud mg Glenn adjut hu camera be fore he reachc Xberdeen Dxrector We lay Bakr announvv the Boy Choru numlnr They rated ugerxor a dld ll tht large- group the only chnol to do Q0 BI 1 . I N . y if F 1 .4 M H. . ba - X . V - 'U' ,. . 5 , 'l 1 .. . 'ss 's '- . . . . ' sf' 'X s s s '. ' S 1 , 5 ' a - s, 's ,. TATE it U IC FESTIVA APRIL 25-26 Carol Leigh and Natalie pose for a shot before they rush to the next event. The superior singing of the girls' chorus brings them just that rating. The mixed chorus was rated superior also. The ten superior ratings was topped only by Pocatello. IO4 Jokes. gossip. and singing make a long trip seem short. After eight months of planning. the work begins. The building committee, composed of Doris Baker. chairman. Ross Peterson. Jim Rich, Bob Moss, and Mr. Wilde, advisor, head the campaign for re-landscaping and cleaning the school yard. This is une of the crews of boys who are laying sidewalk hy the tennis courts. WORK DAY-APRIL 2 5 A pause to refresh tht- students helping in the clean-up day activities. Pop consumption was high even through snow flurries kept the day very cool. The girls weren't idle. Everything from the floors to the eliamleliers was cleaned. What! the rush, Janet? Very little shows when the work is done, but everyone 'well-just ahoutlt is well satisfied. The real satisfaction will be in five or ten years. RU! OM S I 1 E TIGR BANQUET-MAY 1 Qtr-xv Hyman. F1-rd Xvhilv. Lynn Skin- X ne-r. and Brf-nt Price- Fang Halls nf f N D lxy ut Ihr' liuiiquvt. Ihie Nim0r y ijllilfftqn lun Nllllgi Inge-tln-r juQt one' ycar. , 1 r 5 a f .ff E. ' R y ' ' x 5 , ' 5 i X . QQ V ii N F- 'J N ' .. rx., A N - A Earnest Skinner tvllf thi- srnimx to ln1il1l a laiiilvr I-f -ilu:--5' at thv lvanqu:'t. Tin' IJnl,nNIai'- ur ju-I the' Sn-nior Trim dnl' Nix Hut 'IM Y Tl trim wax f-:rim-d fwnr yvurk ago rinmi hai Nung at nniny ichm-I and vixiv avtixitiei +lin'ing rhix tiinv. OU. lf' X ix wawfw '-1 58 WW ,Q Dwi, 'fa- ' P '. L it ' an rr-in Nlwk i- n-wgrrinwl for ht-r hard work ai vtiitor of Linda Cram- and Lana- Taylor l't'K'l'iYL' awards for business it-an-liook. Sin' in turn thanks hvr ftaff. ' 1 ' ' managcr and editor. rvfpvctiwly. Lana- tucks the Tribune award cup und:-r his arm. E IORS HITE WASH THE W M MAY 22 The Seniors of 1958 carried on the tradition of whitewashing the BI, Many of the Seniors fame out as wt-t and white as the UM. fx- V f ' , 0 4 V. . xx viggzg-x.4i.l' 1 . - 4. 3,1 , A , Av? is 3 5 A 9 1 in Lk . 'Q sy iff 12?- COMMENCEMENT-MAY 23 The halls grow empty and the silence seems strange. The nine months that looked so endless in September seem to have flitted quickly by as we give them a backward glance. The freshmen suddenly become sophomores. the sophomores-Juniors, and so it goes-a bit of the progression that is typical of life. Perhaps if each of us were asked to write down everything he has learned during the 172 school days, many blank papers would be turned in-not because nothing was learned, but because we're too intoxicated by the sense of freedom that summer vacation brings. We wonit remember every fact and idea that was set before us, but they have become a part of us, making us just a little better able to see the world in which we live and to understand its oddi- ties, population, and potential for us. We hope the knowledge to which we have been exposed will make us better equipped to contribute to our society or to civilization, something of value, as a whole. To the seniors, the close of this school year holds a special significance--it is the end of a high school career and the beginning of a more complex one: adult life in the fast moving, competitive game of the twentieth century. Never before have we realized how widely the trails of life could separate us and so we bid farewell to school and the personalities associated with it. We donit pause to think because it pains us to think that to many of our friends this will be a final farewell. re.. wa . , ,gf 4 gat ,, Q if W f X , 4. -.wif W 4. wf fir 3 if 'A . 4A 1 SPORTS Here we see equipment made to order for all types of sports and games. Football, basketball, track, baseball and the intramural program are full of fun and enjoyment. The Bears took in a new policy for the first time this year, that of no interscholastic competition and in its stead placed a program of intersquad playing which actually increased in- terest toward baseball because of more and larger squads. Players were divided into proportioned teams and took on each other in rough in- tersquad playing. Spring was late as usual and the two sport season was gone soon. However, the season was successful and many more will play again next year. II3 1 Us asv W .Xvw v- i ,. ' .. 'Psi , x ,Q gfwjw- A , v.'g,',gf 9. ff,:f:1:Pif?? 6,355-mf X L , H fn' wwf ,E ff 31 J, 5 ag A fiisw- ',.-W?n3ifY1':V' V' ' . gil? x ,Q -,iw , ' -f. ,F r 7' 0, 1. cf 1 FRONT ROW, Varsity Bears. left to right: Ralph Shreve. Glenn Dayton, Lenard Williams, Grant Hr-sserly, Michael Teuscher. Gordon Bartlome, Sam Wood. Bentsen Moss, Ralph Rusco, Brent Price, Kent Kunz, William Jenkinson. Michael Brown. Ross Peterson. ln middle of second row in white jerseys: Larry Nate, Lonnie Wood. Michael Nelson, SECOND ROW, Junior Varsity: Jack Evans, Roger Wilcox, Jeff Nye. Spencer Rigby, Ronnie Glenn, Roger Sparks, Glay Homer. Delano Lyons, Orrin George. THIRD ROW: Rade Anderson. Dennis Nelson. Paul Twist, Raymond Williams, Douglas Wilson, Glen Casperson. Kenny Wilkes. Fred Nate. Ronnie Peterson, Robert Nate, Steven Hee. Allen Bagley. Managers, ROTTONI TO TOP: .lerry Bissegger, Ronald ,I+-nson. john Nield. Brent Kunz. This page sponsored by HESS CONOCO Expert Lubrication - Washing Complete Brake Service B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Phone 398 Ninth and Washington Montpelier, Idaho .fl KENT SKINNER. I-Ind IARRN N,-X'I'E. FIB NIICH.-XEI, BROWN. limi 'J gf jaw., is . k , k I If MORGAN SKINNER. Cen. 1.1-lNgXRlJ WlI.I.IfXNlS. CL F.-XXI XY OOD. RHB RALPH SHREYE. LHB RALPH BIFCO. T WlI.l.X JFNKINSON. Eml fl? .A , f W f,glg511,, , 951 fi 'Q v GORDON BARTLOME GLENN DAYTON End LHB 8 , LARRY GRIMES GB LONNIE WOOD. FB limi Y' Strong Bear offense adds to a thrilling melee with the Preston Indians. LEONARD YOUNG, T SCORES OF 1957 They We Star Valley ,,,, , 25 0 Aberdeen ,,,,l ,, ,.,, 14 12 Snake River ,,7,, ,,,,. 6 0 Kemmerer 7777,,,, LL,SS 7 Marsh Valley ,,777, ,,7.r 1 8 Paris A ,,,,,, Y Soda Springs 32 35 L, L,,LS 13 33 32 26 7 0 Preston , ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , Little but hard-hitting ,lerry Williams returns on a successful reverse with Ross Peterson and Larry Nate leading key interference around right end against the Sta-Va-Hi Braves. Ralph Busco is seen crashing against a dangerous linebacker. Running past downed Aberdeen Tigers, Ralph Shreve speeds toward the victory line. With the expert blocking of Bruin linemen and backfield the Bears' roster showed good playing and great sportsmanship. Little gain is made on this power play as Fielding Spartans tackle this trapped Bear. . . 1 'eiY5f33i ., Q ' . 'fi A Ss-v . M.-gwf: - , - , it X ,.'dvfaiE- M wiv,--naw . ' W, fa W- , ., ,gag 1'f,,'1Q,,--gy W , AL L wzwuk 'if 'inf ' ' limfizl' f L , , f W ww:-A A, A xl ,ms 'Z I! Lg U-K xi. s ' I2l MY i T in WNW.. 'X Y I n . X 'H Y - f-f1 -Q,:-:. .mLE w f , ah 'P T ar XQJ, Su? -,Z 21' 5. SQ K, ' .Ss . 1 X 5 if .1 aww . - 3' . .1-,V v wg . , 1 ,s , r ,, -2-al .irrf f1g,g 'g'..1,'x' N v it . , M wmv 1 - ' 'MTX 'Y I v N T'V'rg, Q 1. 1 Q asv xi. Q 'f H is 533.5 Q v , ' . ,,,I X 8 f gl P, 1 3 4 . 1 X Fu' Q 4 rv , 3 QV W. v E , 1 g 'TL aim V STANDING, left to right: Steve Hymas, Ross Peterson, Brent Price, Ralph Busco Lynn Skinner Willy Jenkinson, Constant Jones, Sam Wood. KNEELING, left to right: Glenn Dayton Coach Dale Meadors, Larry Crimes. Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier Montpelier VARSITY SCORES Stan Valley ., Fielding ,tt7v, Malad ,,tt.,,.,, Marsh Valley Aberdeen ,e,.,,,, Blackfoot ..,., . Snake River Preston H ,,,,,.,tt W . Soda Springs They 49 50 58 53 51 66 65 49 61 Nlunlpelier Nluntpelier Nluiilpelier Montpelier Nlnntpelier Nluntpelier iVl1nltpelier Nlunlpelier Niunlpelier SCORES s. Star Valley Q Fielfling vs. Nlalufl s. Nlarsh Valley S. xXlmer1leen s. llluekfoot 's. Snake lliver s. l'r4-stun s. Smlii Springs We They 28 '18 +37 IT IU 37 38 48 56 60 40 52 leflfll 30 -ill -ll I'-'lil l l JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING, left to right: Charles Skinner. Jimmy Rich, Steven Pugmire, Rodney Wood, Clay Hnrner. STANDING. left to right: Manager Jerry Bissegger, Hal Arnell. Carlos Smith. J. Leland Nluir. Russrfll Stuart. Spencer Rigby, Jeff Nye, Coach George Loveless. 1 I Q1 if 'E iii -U I . . A AEM, . 3 I These athletes were representative of the Bears' best. But because of this area's long winter and late spring, conditioning was done in a short time and with less results than should have been needed. TOP ROW. left to right: Bruce Hymas, William Jenkinson, Mike Brown. Grant Messerly. Mike Nelson. Brent Price. BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Coach Dale Meadors, Spencer Rigby. Orrin George. Mike Teuscher: probably a little tired, Larry Nate. This Page Sponsored by LARGILLERE COMPANY BANKERS Soda Springs, Idaho Thi plcture shows track meet held at Pocatello thle Qprlnff Runnmg fourth IS lVI1ke Teuecher d an on the far lane le Steve Bee commg up the 5th DIQIIICI if U Nelson behmd htm can be Qeen unldentlflecl runner p some from the bend come: Wllke They're off! Again at the district meet at Pocatello. Bears compete with other school Rodney Wood still looks strong in this hundred dash. Shown is Mike Brown squeezing for that last inch over the stripped pole in the district meet. Brent Price looks on. I28 EQ Y i :L 0 is Coach Loveless surveys the group of noon intramural players as each single person specializes anrl enjoys the sport he is participating in. Excitement runs high as competition ht-tween teams that come- from xarious sections of the town and outlying communities becomes stiffer. ln the picture at the right center. boys in stocking feet and some in gym shoes battle for the championship. Tahle tennis interests many and here Dick Alanrl, l.enard Williams compete with Roger Aland and Grant Nlesserly for winning games. In the center of the floor others are waiting for the ball to be returned after some team won a point. This program keeps much excitement and inter:-st in tht-se sports which are shown. This Page Sponsored by ZED GLASS AND PAINT Fuller Paints Phone 699 1103 Washington Montpelier. Idaho 'Nh Roy Petercon pegc a Qwlft ball to flfkl The Qpectator Qltllflg high on the laQt top bench of the grandstand would QCE' thlc play at Qecond haw Larry Grlmei runs on to second with plenty tlme to spare. with Jeff Nye Qnaggmg and Rlchard Dunn attempting to gam flrit but m the end Cont Jonex call hlm out at nrqt W hoop V Dom a hand tand on the hard top of automobile nn! the a ect t IH Unk: Ten er edrnul Q cuml PE and lllffdlllllfdl Illliffllll ant WI: sfrly hvul pu r Thzs page spor LUMBER fi fx J 4 X zsorecl COMPANY MMV ' g s schf l ' in th- high an gf-k lfgm vl ' 'gax do. but he-rv is an example' of what Gr A S '. 'ipsum' thvtnp. ' by -1' ff Y 4 1 2 'I 5 E 1 X, ADVERTISEMENTS As you get a bird's-eye view of Montpelier please keep in mind the co-operativeness of the businessmen who make up our city. We wish to thank them for the interest they have shown in the youth of the city by offering their facilities and assistance to lVl.H.S. We feel that without their assistance this Idamont would not have been possible. Vifhen asked for ads they were very co-operative. Contributing generously, they were largely responsible for the finances for our yearbook. We are also grate- ful for their help in financing our school paper. In return for the aid and assistance we have received from our business- men we feel it is our obligation to support them and to help promote prosperity in our city. I33 'Some+I1ing From Your Jeweler BIRD'S BARBER SHOP I+'s a Pleasure +o Serve You and 'ro Please You FLOYD BIRD WILLIS WARD -. . B 8: K JEWELERS Is Always Somefhing Special MONTPELIER, IDAHO gmscn r LW' , an . 71 1 4, ,. BROWN'S STUDIO AND CAMERA 837 Washingion NlELD'S O.K. RUBBER WELDERS Your Tire Merchani' See Us Firsf and Save CH CO. PHONE 209-W MONTPELIER, IDAHO U PTOWN CASH GROCERY Open 9 a.m. +o 9 p.m. Daily l3I NORTH FOURTH STREET THE PHOTO CENTER SUPPLIES PHONE 14a-w TEXACO NO. 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Jew' JENSEN'S AG FOOD STORE Besi' Wishes +o +I1e Class of '58 A Sure'Iy of Puri+y THE NEWS-EXAMINER HI! Ik ROBINSON AND TAYLOR Publishers Y Y ADVERTISING AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING SILVER GRILL CAFE Open Day and Nighi' our AIU' I5 'Io Serve You WSI' Good Food ai Reasonable Prices Graduafes-Come in for a Free Pre-College Soda a+ Our Founfain ALLINGER'S STORE Bear Lake's Ou+s+anding Deparfmenf S+ore EARL'S CAFE Open Day and Nighi' BEST FOOD IN TOWN EARL KUNZ THE FAIR STORE Q Has H' for Less if ik BURGOYNE CAFE HEADJO-Poor OUTFITTERS The Besi' in Foods KIT KAT CAFE Where You're Always Welcome HOME COOKED MEALS KOZY KORNER Ik 4: GERTSCH MARKET Besf Wishes Meafs-Groceries-Vegeiables +0 The -LOCKERS- Class of I958 Phone 2 I 3 I Paris, Idaho pl IW I? XII as A,- X ., 1 I.QaK I 1-H . I is ' I .ge a .5 I I I W ,L gi i -312315 I 4 Ili -. I A if 13 g I I . Igkkxi 1 I ' I 'xl ' as , 3 j . l Egg 4 , ,L Q' , f A I , . nh, egg ' M35 Zigi .Q 3 1.3. 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