Montpelier High School - Idamont Yearbook (Montpelier, ID)

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' Awddd 14 Coach Grant presented small replicas of the Whitman Trophy to Steve Pugmire and Roger Sparks fshown herel. A new trophy presented by Stanley Rich and his son for the athlete with the highest grade point for the previous year was awarded to a Senior, Hal Arnell, by Coach Grant. ln the foreground are the District Football Championship Trophy and the Whitman Trophy. These boys-Gene Widmer, Russell Stuart, Joe Rowsell, Clay Homer, Rodney Wood, Richard Anthony, Spencer Rigby, Allen Bagley, Terry Bateman, and Kenny Wilkes are receiv- ing letters. The Lions' Club Trophy was presented by Coach Grant to R. Wood ftrackl, G. Homer ibasketballl, and B. Moss ifootballl. Tivtiwililitl- L Ga , , 'HW 4,1 -

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The Class of '60 attended Agathon on the USU campus as a sneak day. They attended a Chuck Wagon breakfast, and toured the many exhibits. A few of the Seniors have taken a few moments of rest. They are Bob Galloway, Lois Walton, Mr. Rich ladvisorl, Bob Esterholdt, Ronnie Glenn, Belva Nield, Allen Bagley, and Marljn Bartschi. hm... Lourien Ludwig poses on the campus before she goes on to the exhibits. Among those visited were one on art-including the ever talked about modern art-and one on languages-which in- cluded earphones to listen to Russian, French, and German.

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am!! Spencer Rigby acted as the Master of Ceremonies for the assembly. The assembly included all of the non-athletic awards -Crizzley, Idamont, Speech, Play, Student Council, and the swearing-in of thc new Student Body Officers. Mr. Rich, who has finished his final year at MHS, gave a short farewell speech. He was then presented a watch from the Senior Class and Student Body. l00 Mr. Munk presented Crizzley awards to Diane Dalrymple Business Mgr.g and Gladys Clark, Editor.