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

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First row. left to right: James New, Hubbard Miller, Richard Paulson, Ray Osterberg, Frank Moore, Malcolm Neely, Jerry Jackle, Rodger Pedersen. Second row: Verla Pedersen, Marie In,-zehritsen, Patricia Keith, Nancy Lyle, Mona Johnson, Mary Jn Powell. Kenneth Keesee, Richard Preshy, Third row: Claudia Patterson, Joan Purdy, Patty Milsap, Mona Mcvean, Doro- thy Knanik, Robert Melgaard, Rickey Jones, George Passmore. Complete Notefworth Year First row, left to right: Joe Swing, John Thompson, Frank Scmler, Lawrence Rathbun, Kenneth Sodorff, Loren Simmons, Jack Weltzin, Jerry Verner. Second row: Edward Spray, Larry Williams, Carma. Rudd, Mary Kay Winner. Donna Thompson, Annabelle Waters, Darrell Rnmley, James Siron. Third row: Diana Robbins, Helen Wanzer, Dolores Wolf, Lois Rogers, Kris- tine Winner, Arlene Wood, Barbara Wilcnx, Raymond Revorrl, Gene White. Page twenty-seven

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First row, left to right: Charles Flatt, Kenneth Beckman, Harold Freeman. Da.vid Burgess, Fred Goebel, Larry Harris, Charles Bauer, Howard Guy, Curtiss Humphrey. Second row: Betty Lou Agrell, Clare Baker, Dorothy Cook, Maryalice Carpenter, Claudia Cay, Joan Anderson, Jo Elaine Beeson, Donna Davie, Louise Abbott, Ulla Carlson, Shirley Hall, Karen Hurdstroni. Third row: Joyce Gourley, Royleen Chaney, Carolyn Gray, Ethel Havens, Marilyn Horney, Erma Bingman, Larry Carson, Earl Dunn, Vic Casebolt. Junior fAllenJ Dalberg, Robert Clyde. Not pictured: Donna Cota, Darlene Pickerd, Evelyn Sumner, Wayne Masters. James Whitt, Robert Mock, Emmett Nordlund. onscicntious Soplmomores Clockwise: Arlene Wood isecretaryl, Junior Dalberg fcoun- cil representativel, Wayne Carson fvice presidentj, Mr. Paasch Cadviserj, Larry Carson Cpresidentl. ELPING to start the school year off with a bang, the sophomores sponsored the second mixer of this term on October 1. Their participation in many fields-musical, dramatic, and athletic-demonstrated that the sophomores will be able to carry on in the best , tradition as upperclassmen. Boys of the class of '52 were known as spark plugs of the B squads. Their performances in football, basketball, and track gave local fans high hopes for future years. Page twenty-six

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First row, left to right: Bill Burleigh, Richard Gillespie, Llewellyn Anderson, Clarence Bendel. Gerald Bendel, Ralph Alley, Carroll Anderson, James Collins, Elton Collins. Second row: Walter Gibbs, Nancy Buchanan, Joan Abbott, Loretta Gustin. Betty Jo Centers, Louain Floch, Mary Ann Fowler, Roxanna Burgess, Kenneth Cann. Third row: Emmitt Crooks, Jack-De- Witt, Nancy Bushore, Charles Canfield. Delbert Averill, Franklin Chandler, Ronald Gourley. Marilu Frischknecht, Shirley Brynaldson. Dennis Gray. Not pictured: Ann Carson, Caryl Holm, Dwane Hodgson, Jimmy Holmes. Colreshmen Bree e Through Left tn right: Floretta Randall fsecretaryj, Ann Carson Ccouncil renresnntativel. Mr. Dalva fadviserl. Second rovv: Richard Gillespie fpresidentj, Jimmy Fritzley qvice presi- dentj. NTERING into varied activities with vigor and enthusiasm, the class of '53 gave every indi- cation of being a valuable asset to Moscow high. On February 11 the first freshman mixer Was given carrying out a valentine theme, You're Breaking My Heart. Cupids and hearts inscribed with the names of couples decorated the Walls. Earning numerals in several sports, freshman athletes did much to further the Bears' reputa- tion as a tough team to beat. Page twenty-eight -