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

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,l if ' M-af 1 1 ...1 ' First row, left to right: Dick bruster, Hugh Burgess Barnwell, Jeanne Goulder, ander. Third row: Jeanette Fletcher, Thelma Taylor, Anna son, Richard Rogers, Bob Barber Hunt Hatch, Robert Weisel. Statmc in S 1 -. I f.. ' ly if I Q V, 1 ' : fr V1 i. X i - i X X u 'Y '-- ' 'Li - V'-' F 9 Q l bi f it F V NJ N 5 l 1 l l R 5 ',' , f HE sophomore class had a very successful year, taking an active part in all school affairs and sponsoring tvvo out- standing mixers. The first one, Feudin', Fightin' and Fussin', featured a miniature still set up in the alcove. The second, in an en- tirely different vein, was decorated With black silhouettes of various school couples with the appropriate theme, N ear You. At this dance, a clever Way of making money was employed. A leap year auction was held with several of Moscow High School's eligible bachelors being auctioned off to the highest bidders. The sophomores also have several boys Who have been regular participants in football, basketball and track. M fy wif ff tuclent K Affairs

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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

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S8 mx 5 First row, left to right: Jim Pavel, Gale Mix, Kenneth Dick, Howard Williams, Oba McCoy, Duane Fredekind. ..Sec- ond row: Susan Banks, Elaine Dunn, Nola Herrmann, Haleen Gunther, Pat Hubbard, Kathleen Williams, Laneva Eldridge, Velma Wilson, Phyllis Bergman, Joan Ogle. Trird row: Donna Robbins, Arlene Williams, Thelma Ru- dolph, Catherine Fitzgerald, Janet Drake, Dorothy Dalke, Dorothy Knapik, Beverly Baker, Valorie O'Donnell. Fourth row: Richard Schmidt, Don Taylor, Merlin Anderson, Don Adams, Dale Allen, Bob Reitan, Jimmy Parkes, Boyd Pe- dersen, Richard Showalter. Qdires Hman Win , TS FIRST year in high school proved that the freshman class is an enterprising group. Initiation was the first ac- tivity Which confronted the class, and the freshmen par- ticipated in it wholeheartedly. Witches, doughnuts and cider were featured at the Hal- loween dance which was under the direction of the youth council. The other two dances were Come to the Mardi Gras given November 26, which had a Latin American theme, and Moonlight and Mistletoe given December 19 on the eve of the beginning of Christmas vacation. Boys of the class have been particularly active in sports, taking part in football and track With several of the fresh- men as spark plugs of the B squad basketball team. 1 L