Murtaugh High School - Murtonian Yearbook (Murtaugh, ID)

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PEP CLUB The girls' Pep Club this year were excellent boosters of all school activities. Colorful torch light snake dances and pep rallies were only a small part of their activities. They financed and decorated the Homecoming and S1reetheart's Ball. Such an organization should be continued through the years to come. Officers for the first semester were: President---Barbara Littlefield Secretary----Aileen Barkes Officers for the second semester were: Presidente---Frances Hill Secretary----Joyce Carlson nW'CHB The UMW Club or Letterman's Club was a well organized group this year. TWO new members were admitted, Dick Barkes and Bill Wilson. Initiations were rigid but not fatal. An WMV Club assembly presented and participated in by all members was hilarous success. Officers included Dick Tblman, Kenneth Briggs, Burl Egbert and Frank lbrrison.

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H.H.S. BAND This year's band was the smallest for several years. There were twelve members at the start of the year but the steady migration of the population to points other than Murtaugh finally left us with only eight. Fortu- nately we had a fairly well balanced instrumentation. One reason for the lack of members is that for the first time it was composed of high school students only. All years previous Junior High Students made up a large percentage of the band. The band played at one football game and several basketball games. After one Joint practice session at Eden, the combined Eden and Murtaugh bands played at the Sub-District basketball tournament at Kimberly. The Murtaugh band also appeared at the Junior High tournament held at Mnrtaugh and also at several school assemblies. Final membership of the band is as follows, Barbara Peterson, clarinetg Joyce Carlson, saxaphoneg Kenneth B iggs, French horny Dick Tblman, baritone, Burl Egbert and Frank Morrison, trumpetsg Mary Lou Turner, snare drums, and Nancy Halbert, bass drums. Other students not taking band but who played with them on special occasions include: Emma Jean Halbert, trumpet, Mark Arstein, baritone, and Bob Daniels, trombone Much credit goes to our director, Miss Barton, who will probably remember her stay with us as UThe Discord in B .U