New Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (New Plymouth, ID)

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sf ef? Seated from left Jeanette Rasmussen Opal Gaston and Belva Brownell Standing from left to right Beverly Remington Darlene Barker Jeanette Nelson Dolores Beutler Lola Kofoed Max Gardner Jay Wolfley Sally Wolfley Gordon Abshire Mrs Purkhrser Carl Byington Phillip Johnson and Carl Gross ANNUAL STAFF These are the people who brought you the i956 Pilgrim They have tried to compile for you a complete and lasting record of the year s events in approximately the order in which they happened. Under the leadership of Gordon Abshire, editor, Opal Gaston, assistant editor and the advisor, Mrs. Frances Purkhiser, the staff members planned page arrange- ment, prepared student art work, and wrote copy. Because of a generous S300 contribution from the Buzz Saw proceeds from advertising, the Pilgrim was published again this year without advertising. Other income is gained through the sale of pages to organizations, the selling of grade school pictures on a commission basis, and the sale of annuals.

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Front row from left Kocher Auker Kullebrew Peterson Kaurun Travus McCall Second row from left Wolfley Waller Potter P Puttman Rhodes Parton Naylor Gardner Carpenter Back row from left Rutherford Gross Rrchards Saxton Pope J Plttman Rodemack Anderson Duclos The Lettermen s Club under the leadershlp of Prestdent Carl Gross Vice Presrdent Ron Parton Secretary Treasurer Jrm Anderson Sergeant at Arms Clarence Saxton and Advlsor Mr Duclos had a very active year They sold pop at the tournament games and sold coffee and doughnuts after the home basketball games They also held a Smokeless Smoker rn whrch several boxtng and wrestllng matches were held Through these fund rarsung protects the Lettermen s Club was able to purchase a blocktng machine for football They held thecr flrst homecomrng game and dance In the history of N P HS Beverly Remlngton was crowned queen to rengn over the game and dance The held two lnttlatlons In the fall 7 were brought In and rn the sprung 3 new ones were nnxtnated There are approxlmately 27 members rn the club LETTERMEN'S CLUB

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no fl A i The Buzz saw received an A11-State S ' if at the tenth annual Idaho high school jdpmgnalismacbgi llml Q . ference at Moscow March 23-2h, Q lrlrlnqlhlll eeThe conference,e held on the U, of I. Camnus, was ...nlnY1lQ I T attended by Gordon Abshire, , . . . y 'P1lgr1m renresentative, o f-s Brecht and Emma 'N -ll Whig: ' for education ands career. i wee - Following fir, Hiems trals Selection Wei-L Speech tl-le Trio Seng ii,-ro, f on the basis of scholastic i was L., Not Much, ariety on c..- il Seated, from left are: Margaret Raichart, Typing Advisor Frances Purkhiser, Geneva Balter, Bob Richards, fl-bshire, Q Qssistgnt Editofr Deleres Breclg, Bditovrll imma EJoP:nsorg Faye Ea:kgNBoZ Hgngeelereandkufforgnie Dgmoke. for all - , 1 t n, n arton, a ee , ao au emi , e arne, Jlm Carmel econ row rom et are an ey eso vey r r y r udents was Dorothy Davis, .lean Duborko, Dorothy Ray, Anne Gospill, Belva Brownell, Third row: Harold Ray, Jim Bunt, 7ll3U3l3'C'l'15 Keith Boggs, Jim Rich, Richard Barbee, Bernhard Brandi, Dalian Hendry, Eric Rodemack, Editorial Advisor eningo Plefltal Vi? Don Carpenter, Jack Kocher, Dick Killebrew, Walter Davis, Jim Fairchild, and Larry Maugh. edj- tor, by the Soc -Review, was The initiates were Called Q dOl'1IlSJ1'1 T-ICEJTC: G.LGCT,Gd Y'iCA guest, Speaker at the bgn.. forqnard to receive their Youth Legislators and 'David i quet. His topic was, vrgigws- 1'-ins and membership cards i Chandler' and 5Vell n Partfm 1 9309? Work IS Female. and to Siem their names on l were elected alternates in Following the banquet, the the Honor Society Roll. 9-T1 election held THTCYI 20. conference delegates were ,X '-i ' l Larry and l-imma will attend l guests at the Blue Key i the Youth l?9S'lASl94lDUI'e to Talent Show. be held in BOiSc, April 6 , Newsnapers were criti- ' and 7. 1 cized Saturday morningg Mr, Liiemstra was elected Youth Legislatrue is following the criticisms oresident of the Southwest snonsored annually by the Idaho District 3 School l YWCA, It is set up for i the ayyar-ds. d1'1inistrators Association l the nurnose of exnlaining Wednesday, March 21, at a :government and stressing adjourned. meeting held in Parma. i its im or-tance D Q l was the announcement of The conference was then