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

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4 -. o- 9' ... .- - JUNIOR OFFICERS 1946 - 1947 DICK KELLY president CHARLOTTE POWELL Q vice president ' CARYL INGEBRITSEN secretary-treasurer Left to right: Mrs. Ella Meeke, Dick Kelly, Ethel Doyle, Charlotte xl, ETHEL DOYLE Powell, Caryl lngebritsen. 5 f. 5 council representative ,, 4 ' L, N . . ,E , -. ' a i K If 1 5' U? n N ' Y f 1 Y x' V f' 3 4 if ' 1 3 1 ' -f 3 I .1 2 ,J I X , N S J I Y ' V 7 1 - I' ' K xi ' 1 'H ' V b , xl , 4 L , X jx 41 Y N, 'X 5 y . ' - -. 1 , Q , y 'I , x , 1 fy L0 .J , - v 11 I -, 1 , 2 : - 1' Y - 1 ' 41 l ' ,X ' H 'I , I 0 , .4 1 A - i L, 4 L, W ,I ' 1 X l R X Y H 4-f Y 4 A ' , -4 .K N 7 ff P v . I I , 4 I' . J J ' 1 ' ,. K .sa 'I 'TN fx, xr f 9 X K J HQ, 1 1 ' , , - 4 . ff ax - ff- 1 If Q 1 ' PX 'Yi I 1 , V x, X ' X1 ' fl, X , A , 1 u , 1 . Xl J I Nl I X lx . Xl Q 4. my J Q JR I Q 5' f l 's lk., Q ,4 Q Q A V i I X I , I X I. J. J .A l X li 5 ' K V N x N ' 1 K' N X .1 r' N W E l First row, left to right: Howard Osterberg, Bruce Budge, Bob Kelly, Floyd Gephart, Kay Leavitt, Bob Hatch, Dave Furnas, Allan Johnson. Second row: Ardella Johnston, Hazel Havens, Millicent Schoeppach, Shirley Mitchell, Joyce Magnuson, Betty Thompson, Dawn Jones, Nadine Tisdall, Florence Robinson, JoAnn Brannon, Mary Sterner. Third row: Margaret Torell, Barbara Davis, Eileen Patterson, Jane Bowman, Elizabeth Davidson, Muriel Shelton, Irene Horning, Caryl Ingebritsen, Marilyn Williams, Ethel Doyle, Donna Jean Burton. Fourth row: Bill Staley, Karl Klages, Judd Kenworthy, Bob Bockman, David Banks, Dale Schumacher, Clayton Harmsworth, Ray Broenneke. Not pictured: Robert Barstow, Joan Fitzgerald, Carl Griffin. 11 ,, ov mlm? S0116 'aaffsxmfhamwfmm

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AYING a sturdy foundation for leadership in the world of tomorrow, the eighty-three members of the junior class enthusi- astically assumed many responsibilities in school activities. Dick Kelly led this energetic group as president, ably assisted by Char- lotte Powell, vice president: Caryl Ingebritsen, secretary-treas- urer: Ethel Doyle, Student Council representative: Dawn Jones, Girls' League representativeg and Herby Fritzley, Boys' League representative. Mrs. Ella Meeke, typing instructor, was the efficient adviser. Working together, the juniors sponsored a mixer, cleverly and originally decorated with tin cans and appropriately entitled the Tin Can Dance. Eighteen junior girls volunteered to sell refreshments at the football games. The hotdogs and pop which were sold often boosted the morale of the spectators. The proceeds from these and other functions were pooled to present their extra special Prom in April, which proved to be a real success. Proving themselves active and successful in athletics. the juniors won the intramural basketball championship. Complete Third Successful Year First row, left to right: Frank Swenson, John Gray, Herby Fritzley, Dick Kelly, Stanley Stockwell, Russell Haynes, Joe Parkes, Jerold Rathhun. Second row: Eleanor McDaniel, Josephine Revord, Nlta Frlschknecht, Maxine Mulalley, Helen McDaniel, llelen Menglekamp, Helen Havens, Barbara Erickson, Leona Karlson, Dorothy Renner. Third row: Blllle Marie Wllllams, Thomaslne McCurry, Mildred Packard, Valerie Ougland, Charlotte Powell, Verna Jones. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Ollie Marie Packenham, JoAnn Wilde, Leila Belle Thomas, Marilyn Anderson. Fourth row: Ernest Ilorney, Ronald Allen, Fritz Flomer, Ray Emerson, Dick Greif, Bill Tunnicllff, Cleon Thomas, Cecil Packard, Elmer Clark. Not pictured: Opal McMasters, Robert Maize, Dorla Myhre, Ted Pratt. f' l 'Y K 'Ju ,rw Z