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

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DON THEOPHILUS president ERLENE CLYDE vice president president, 2nd semester IVIARIAN HAYNES secretary-treasurer NANCY SHELTON council representative Around table, left to right: Nancy Shelton, Mr. Correll, Don Theophilus, Marian Haynes, Erlene Clyde. Into Role of Leaders hip First row, left to right: Gerald Chandler, Jack Ewasen, Jack Marineau, Jack Chamberlain, Orland Crooks, George Williams, Charles Clark. Second row: Gertrude Miller, Mary Brown, Ermalee Dickinson, Lulu Mae Flatt, Jean Bruegeman, Vida Frischknecht, Doris Goebel, Mary Bergman, Bonnie Moore, Shirley Jackle. Third row: Joan Flor- ence, Joyce Hewitt, Barbara Iverson, Jo Hubbard, Marjorie Hatton, Betty Deesten, Luella Cadwallader, Hazel Clark, Ruth Dimond, Erlene Clyde. Fourth row: LeRoy Anderson, Bill Graue, Bob Maize, Lloyd Kalblinger, Bud Hagan, John Gaiser, Lorin LaFoe, Bill Hassler, Marian Haynes, Dolores Jonas, Pat Meyerhoeffer. as .ee ' 5 M ,Si l is nm me ml A 'el V.: -

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, P Sf ff-i ' ' an K I' 'rib : First row, left to right: Marvin Bakken, Don Theophilus, Larry Riedesel, Jim Roupe, Dean Sullivan, Jack Hamilton, John Bysegger, Roland Wilde. Second row: Paul Waterman, Clarence Olson, Beth Tunnicliff, Nancy Shelton, Alice Mae Wilson, Joan Parks, Pat Weltzin, Sibyl Schultz, Sheila Janssen. Third row: Iwan Teare, Charles Cole, Bob Mar- tin, Vonnie Weeks, Virginia Young, Eleanor Powell, Mary Thompson, Lois Jean Settle, Phyllis Roberts. Fourth row: Don Werneke, Charles Goolsby, Don Iverson, Loris Rathbun, David Sampson, Eugene Pickerd, Harold Simmons, Kenneth Steensma, Howard Evans, Dale Hammerly, Norman Nelson. tmzors Ad ance OVING up to and assuming their greater responsibilities Were the members of the junior class who proved to be the fnost prosperous class, financially, in school. During the year the class sponsored the Foot Ball. Jane Perry and Russell Haynes were chosen as football queen and king. The junior girls sold refreshments at home football games. These undertakings were so successful that the class donated fifty dollars to C A R E, a relief organization. The highlight of their social calendar was the Junior Prom given April 10 at the Russell Gym. The theme was Moon Mist.

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JAMES BROYLES president HUGH BURGESS vice president JACK CARTER secretary-treasurer JOHN BOND council representative Charles Bonnett, Arthur Dalke, Elbert Boswell row Edythe Holmes, Dorme Anderson, Isabel Susan Staley, Geraldine Frltzley, Dale Yar Pat Iverson Fern Swenson, Elaine Hart, Fourth row Jack Carter, David Wxlllams, Jlm Anderson, Ed Johnson, Tom Parker, ophomores Gam