Mullan High School - Galena Yearbook (Mullan, ID)

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ww me . .Nui Yr V gn FRONT ROWf1eft to righty: Mrs. G. Hegbloom, advisorg D. Blacketer, C. LaCe11e, R. Stotelmeyer, s.c. rep.: C. Wiitala, reporter, M. Smith, sec.: I. Moreau, hist.g T. Engebretson, v.p.: T. Trexler, pres.: M. Smith, treas.g S. Hendricks, parliamentariang V. Reed, G. Williams, L. Wolfgram, L. Phelps. SECOND ROW: D. Almquist, L. Hendrickson, D. Walbridge, P. Wolfe, T. Hiatt, N. Chambers, B. Hendricks, E. Erickson, W. Dinius, J. Soini, M. Murray, K. Smith, V. Black, V. Murray, M. Tiitso, L. Sheeley, D. Moultrie. THIRD ROW: M. Sprute, C. Brown, V. Sellers, L. Huffman, J. Fealko, J. Noordam, C. Scheel, V. Sutton, D. Harwood, C. Ford, T. Groves, R. Hayes, A. Coates, D. Flood, J. Goggin, D. Lunen, R. Moultrie, A. Keller, and B. Hayes. FUTURE TEACHERS GAIN EXPERIENCE During the 1967-1968 school year the Mullan Chapter of Future Teachers gained knowledge and skill through their teaching experiences. Various members of the club substituted for grade school teachers throughout the year. Activities the club enjoyed were the annual teachers' reception in the fall, the mid-winter conference in Moscow, a swimming party, and installation of new officers in the spring. DON'S LAUNDRY 8a CLEANERS 609 Cedar Wallace Mrs. Hegbloom, FTA advisor, busy at her classroom duties.

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FHA E LIGHTENS SCHOOL Pictured at the right are Theresa Trexler and Joyce Moreau. This year Theresa was Vice-President of State Degrees and Joyce Moreau was District I Treasurer. As Mullan's first state officer, Theresa attended state convention in Pocatello and national convention in Los Angeles. Joyce Moreau will participate in the District I con- vention to be held in the fall in Coeur d'Al- ene. Under the presidency of Elaine Giroux, FHA sponsored many different activities. Some of their projects included sewing for the Lewiston Children 's Home, contributing to Opportunity School in Silverton, cleaning the city streets, and a weekly ice cream bar sale, which proved to be very profitable and enjoyable to everyone. BELOW FRONT ROW fleft to rightjz Mary Smith, parliamentarlan Linda Lahti degrees chm Joyce Moreau treas.g Carmen Latina, projects chm.g Elaine Giroux pres RaNae Stotelmeyer Maureen Mc Eachern vice-pres.g Shelley Dooling, sec.g Terri Engebretson hist Terri Hiatt song leader Debbi Blacketer reporter: Connie Wiitala, s.c. rep. SECOND ROW Marie Montgomery Nanette Claypool Denise Harwood, Cyndi Ford, Kim Smith, Linda Sprute Gloria Williams Wanda D1n1us Vickie Reed Cheryl Brown, Vickie Sellers, Martha Smith, RaeAnn Ban Joanne Fealko BACK ROW Cheryl Decker Valerie Claypool, Lois Sheeley, Theresa Trexler, Judy Noordam Mary T11tSO Paula Wolfe Cynthia Scheel Mrs. Isaacson, advisor, Bridget Payton, Carol Crawford Virginia Sutton Juli So1n1 Kathy Neff Sheryl Nickerson, Virginia Black, Lorraine Huffman, Carolyn Taffola Joanne Flood Not pictured Debbi Gosline, points chm, Mary Shipman. MORROW'S NEW RETAIL STORE 5th and Cedar Wallace

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F A BECOME CANDY-STRIPER p vp L, w xi, f. t.. 1 . 1. 7 'F' K. QLeft to rightjz L. Mhti, v.p.g C. Scheel, D. Gosline, E. Erickson, J. Fealko, C. LaCelle, pres.: C. Brown, M. Shipman, N. Claypool, sec. -treas.g R. Ban, V. Sutton, M. McEachern, corr. sec.g S. Dool- ing, C. Decker, J. Noordam, s.c. rep.: Mrs. Rita Manor, advisor. The Future Nurses of America began in Mullan High just this year under the guidance of the school nurse, Mrs. Rita Manor. Its main activity was a trip to Spokane, touring the Blood Bank, Deaconess Hospital and School of Nursing, and Shriners' Children 's Hospital. As candy-stripers, they worked at East Shoshone Hospital, Shoshone Manor, and the Shoshone Coun- ty Nursing Home. NHS HOLDS THE LAMP OF LEARNING ! NATE 'JNAL OCIETY FRONT ROW fleft to rightj: Mr. David Voigt, advisory E. Giroux, J. Moreau, treas.g M. McEachern, sec.g M. Sprute, pres.g P. Wolfe, v.p.g C. Latina, T. Engebretson, and Mrs. Lillian Ristau, advisor. SECOND ROW: T. Hiatt, S. Dooling, C. Scheel, K. Smith, J. Fealko, D. Lauseng, J. Keebaugh, L. Hendrickson, D. Blacketer, V. Sellers, C. Wiitala, M. Tafolla, M. Smith, G. Clarke. Not pictured: M. Shipman, s.c. rep. With the profits earned on the basketball game held in December between the Fabulous Magicians and the Mullan Jaycee team, the club was able to award a S75 scholarship to Elaine Giroux. The Mullan chapter of National Honor Society, chartered in 1962 under sponsorship of Mr. Ernest Suenkel, exemplifies scholarship, character, leadership, and service. 1 4 W-g FO D sHosHoNE MOTORS INC. Ford -Mercury Kellogg Lmllilwiji '