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

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 1946 - 1947 RUTH DIMOND president ALFRED HAGAN vicc president ERLENE CLYDE secretary-treasurer LARRY RIEDESEL Left to right: Mrs. Mary Cannon, Erlene Clyde, Ruth Dimond, Bud council representative Hagan. Larry Rledesel. Good Mark in School Record I-'irst row, left to right: Charles Cole, Lloyd Kalblinger, Bud Hagan, Jack Hamilton, Dale Hammerly, John Gaiser. David Sampson, Clayton Usterberg, Jim Roupe. Second row: Mar aret Stewart, Pat Lewis, Sibyl Schultz, Joyce Hewitt, Barbara Iverson, Lulu Mae Flatt. Ermalee Dickinson, Mjy Thompson, Lois Settle, Betty Bignell. Third row: Dona Lldean, Alice Mae Wilson, Jean Bruegeman, Patricia Weltzin, Marjorie Hattan, Sheila Janssen, Phyllis Roberts, Beverly liuislng, Gertrude Miller, Eloise Pratt, Evelyn Collins. Fourth row: Dick Taylor. Kenneth Steens- ma, llarold Simmons, Charles Clark, George Williams, Don Iverson, Bob Byers, Ralph Holden. Not pictured: Mar- vin Hakken, David Baker, Ralph Harris, Eleanor Powell. lwan Teare. p A a . .1 N. mg,

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HE sophomores, numbering eighty-nine, started their year with The House of Blue Lights as their first dance. A miniature house of blue lights was used to carry out this theme. Celebrating the Christmas season, Winter Wonderland was their next dance. You were really in a Winter Wonderland as you entered the beautifully decorated cafeteria. Ye Old Barn Dance, the sophomore assembly, brought back memories of sunbonnet Sues, barbershop quartets and Salute your partner, dol-ce-do, as the squires swung their partners in an old- time square dance. The sophomores, success was due largely to a group of com- petent officers with Ruth Dimond, president, aided by Alfred Hagan, vice president, Erlene Clyde, secretary-treasurer, and Larry Riedesel as the Student Council representative. Marian Haynes and Harold Simmons, representatives of the Girls' and Boys' Leagues, each contributed toward a successful year. The sophomore class was under the helpful advisership of Mrs. Mary Cannon. First row: Kit Beecher, Loris Rathbun, Jack Marineau, Roland Wilde, Charles Goolshy, Gerald Chandler, Don Wer- necke, Orland Crooks, Clarence Olson, Lorin LaF Ri - sel. Second row: Marilyn Myhre, Vida Frischknecht, Vonnie Weeks, Virginia Young, Beth Tunnicliff, R Nancy Shelton, Hazel Clark, Betty Deesten, Joan Florence. Third row: Ellen Wilderman, Mary Ber - , I . Johnson, Pat Meyerhoeffer, Betty Peterson, Doris Goebel, Joan Parks, Shirley Jackle, Erlene Clyde, Dolores Jonas, Marian Haynes. Fourth row: Paul Waterman, Bill Schultz, Eugene Pickerd, Norman Nelson, Bill Hassler, Howard Evans, Bill Graue, Don Theophilus, Jerry Piper, Frank Papineau, LeRoy Anderson, Jack Ewasen, Jack Chamberlain. 13 l L

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS 1946 - 1947 ROBERT BARBER president JOHN BOND vice president JIM ANDERSON secretary-treasurer Left to right: Mr. Alfred Gniffke, John Bond, Robert Barber, Jim RICHARD ROGERS Anderson, Richard Rogers. c ouncil representative gras hmen Learn First row, left to right: Frank Crawford, Jerry Neely, John Bond, David Williams, Forrest Williams. Robert Weisel, Glen Horning, James Broyles, Richard Rogers, Roy Verner, Second row: Anna Plumley, Dorothy Kammeyer, Virginia Jones, Lorna Hooper, Doris Smith, Jeanette Sterner, Betty Hillman, Donna Dunn, Dorine Anderson, Edythe Holmes. Third row: Dolores Espeland, Helene Fletcher, Isabel Clyde, Pat Iverson, Lorene Taylor, Fern Swenson, Elaine Hart Carol Boas Kathryn Barstow Fourth row' Huntin ton Hatch Jimm G d Eld Bi , . . g , y ar ner, on ng- man, Robert Barber, Faul Eke, Cecil Pool, George Garrison, Dick Crossler, Charles Carter, Charles Schroeder. Pictures not included: Alice Berry, Joan Furnas, George Reinland. - Q - A Q is