Moscow High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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N- Anne DuSauIt, Lois Winner, Mr. Nonini, Joe Johnston, Don Mickey anime 44 All year it has been the aim of the J unior Class to accumulate enough silver cart- wheels for a super-deluxe Junior Prom. Therefore sixteen girls volunteered to sell hot dogs and cokes at the home football games. They also sponsored a mixer in the cafeteria on September 28. Ye Old Mayflower was the scene of their November dance and will long be remembered by those who attended. The result of all this labor, needless to say, was an outstanding Junior Prom fea- turing a professional band. Officers are: President, Don Mickey, Vice-president, Joe Johnstong Secretary- treasurer, Anne DuSaultg Youth Council Representative, Dwight Call, Student Council Representative, Lois Winner, Advisor, Mr. Nonini,

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Walter Welti leaves his shape to Frank Papineau. Edna Goodall wills to Dorothy Pearson her shorthand in hopes that she can get it more easily. Warren Carleton wills his sixth period P.E. class to anyone unlucky enough to get it, and his locker on the first floor to the first frosh boy with all his classes on the third floor. Mary Driscoll wills the good times in her car to anyone who can twist his par- ents' arms hard enough. Neil Rowe leaves his long legs to Alice Welti, in case she should decide to keep up with her ballet. Donna Packard leaves her library practice to some future senior. Lloyd Dunn leaves his football shoulders and accessories to Roland Wilde. Lucky bo ! I Bonnie Gallup wills her immaculate grooming to all students of M.H.S. Dick J aynes wills his curly hair to Pat Meyerhoeffer, may she never have to put it up again. Elva Gilliam and Dottie Shoop leave their ability to get along together for over five minutes without arguing to Marvel Froman and Kay Frazier. Don Morgan wills the keys of the Mayor's sedan to some lucky boy. Erdene Burgess wills her quiet ways to Helen McDaniels. I, Don Nepean, will my ability to get mixed up completely in six-weeks tests by the teachers and to keep away from girls to the best of my ability to Jerry Piper. Peggy Bollman leaves Don Hunter to M.H.S. for one more year. Ed Vogel wills his crew cut to Johnny Gaiser. Shirley Gilliland wills her arguing to Sally Jo Koon, and her interest in music to every student in M.H.S. Jack McCormick leaves his deep, manly voice to Clayton Harmsworth. Aleta Rae Turner wills her ability to get engaged while in high school to Glen- da Fleener. Bruce Carlson wills his voice to Barney Schumacker. Gretchen Helmsworth leaves her excellent eyesight to all referees. Ralph Sleep wills his bobby pins to Joe Johnston, may he grow a beautiful pom- padour. Ellen Warren and Joyce Herred will the key to Clarkston to anyone lucky enough to get it. Joyce also wills her height to Charlotte Powell. I, Margaret Weber, will to an incoming frosh, John Bond, my place in the percus- sion section of the band. Delbert Wallace leaves his football ability to Herby Fritzley. Marjorie Lampman wills her ability to type C10 words a minutej to Leila Belle Thomas. Ed Stanton leaves his permanent wave to Chuck LaFollette. Bessie Siler wills her originality and daring in cutting her hair ,and in changing the style so many times to Phyllis Burr. May she never regret it. Jerry Seagraves leaves his dislike of tall, tall girls, especially girls with clogs, to all of the not so tall frosh boys. I, Pat Bruegeman, will to Caroline Bruegeman the bliss of not having to explain to everyone that we are not sisters. Bill Marineau gives his ability to swinagle his father out of his car to Don Theo- philus. Gwen Thompson has nothing to will as she is taking everything with her. CSignedj The Senior Class of '46.

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ll ii figxbfii First row--Jack Hites, Richard Hill, Bob Carrico, Gordon Douglas, Don Mickey, Louis Olson, Denis Brown, Jerry Carter, Don Neely, Second row-Donna Jean Broyles, Sally Jo Koon, Sharon Hart, Verla Pabst, Clarice Sokvitne, Audrey Mahalfey, Phyllis Burr, Arnetta Franklin, Eleanore Terteling. Third Row-Carol Bowlby, Doris Cook, Dorothy Pearson, Marianne Sherman, Mary Louise Will, Glenda Fleener, Carol Jean Sodorlf, Mary Revord. Fourth row-Jack Hoag. Lester Byers, Ronald Erickson, Dale Peavey, Roger Verner, Don Hunter, Dwight Call, Harry DeWitt, Chuck LaFollette, Frank McGouqh, Don Papineau. First row-Burton Humphrey, Jim Passmore, Wayne Dickinson, Donald Mclnturlf, Delbert Torgerson, Sven Hammar. Floyd Boswell, Jack Beck, Norman Dahmen. Second row-Marvel Froman, Rita Dahmen, Kay Frazier, Elaine Burrus, Caroline Bruegeman, Anna Epler, Verla Mae Wilcox, Patsy 0'DonnelI, Anne DuSault, Diane Jonas. Third row-Tom Shull, Bernard Schumacker, Wayne DeWitt, Joan Packenham, Mary Clyde, Shirley Tanner, Alice Marie Young, Mary Jane Connolly, Lois Winner, Fourth row-Joe Kass, Allen lngebritsen, Keith Hawley, Bennie Cummings, Rex Barstow, Robert Jantzen, Charles Berry, Richard Boswell, Bob Dewey.