Parma High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Parma, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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A .rib sf' qi: Q, 'A si 'li- .fv ,.'. 4 ,J '91- we-xv Dedication For her mam wear- of falthful and untmng Qerwlce to Parma Hlgh School, For her helpfulnew and mtere-t m our welfare, The 1906 Edmon of the Panthel Taleb 1: Dedlcated to BI.-XNCHE .IENWIYGS Parma Panthers brave and strong and true, We will fight our best for you We will back you in your mighty stand As the bravest in the land. For we know that you are loyal sons, Of our dear old Parma High, And welll fight right with you all the way On your march to victory. Alma Mater Administration Classes Urganizationss MUSl'C Athletics School Lyfe Advertisements ,fs K A A, .3 mf School Board The school board is very important to a school. The members handle finances, hire teachers, make sure the buildings are kept up, and plan for future years. Parma is fortunate this year to have very capable trustees. Mr. Lloyd Nelsen, of Parma, is chairman of the board. Other board members are Frank Bartles, Arena Valleyg Don Cole, Ten Davisg Charles Mann, Apple Valleyg and Lester French, Roswell. a , 4, H, 2 .' q , ,. f f V Q . gig, sf J I ft 4 4, 1,3 ,., '3 , ' ,, ,Pr 544, M r MH. J' ff it -A 5 fu in 1 1 jf xk l rr A Q 'rv M, 'ff ' my ,' V' --I-:, . ,' f In 5 'j ff. 'I P - fi X 's ' 1 PM? ,ty i ..-1' ff- 'j h U .5 1 ' 'Y , 1 Q 43 A , QV, , Tx 1 ,if f' ' I' . . , , , 'Z' 1 ,irc 35, I 50 . ' , ' Q. 'F!fiQ'd39- 1v- ',- -'S I '- 4 Y . 343, . A 'bf' 1474- ' Niagra' 1,5 s v- ,gh . .4,,sm AVE, 'JF '5 -A '1' I I1 r Wifi 4 A. ' .xifyx . - ' -rw. N f ' wL'ffi'?!?. Lb ' Q yn 11 5,- -1,51 , . I 37 .1 5? 3 f I' Ip A, f' SENIOR CLASS OF '56 None of you have ever faced a more important decision than your choice of a life work. To determine the kind of work you want and prepare for it is in itself a whole educational process. Some of you undoubtedly will strive to enter the classical professions of law, medicine, and theology. These time honored branches of learning rank high as to contributing to the welfare and advancement of society. Yet most important to you as individuals is the ultimate inner satisfaction that you will obtain from your chosen profession. Match all of the possibilities of your chosen field against what you conceive to be your own capa- bilities. match them with circumspect and cogita- tion. Then assure yourself that success and happiness are not always measured in financial terms or monetary rewards. If by chance you later find that you have chosen unwisely in your selection, in building toward a successful future. 4 .. ...fl Il 1-v---1' ,ILZC-1' Il ff' Q that, too, can be part of an educational experience I would sooner avoid the cliches that are usually prated at seniors in this noteg however, it is probable that we have few graduating classes that have been placed into society under such challeng- ing conditions. We are confident that you will transfer your knowledge and your active participation in scholar- ship, music, science, commercial, drama, and ath- letics into related but more serious pursuits. Let's avoid the shrug of the shoulder attitude which has permeated much of our thinking. Strug- gle for what you want. Don't be afraid to put forth the effort needed to bring success in your chosen field. Sincerely, A- -QQ64 . . . , '- vu f'--ru it - Q ltlllllllllli nu BOB BEYINCTON Attended: College of Idaho and Liniversity of Idaho. Teaches: Lf History and Cen- eral Science. Coaches: Football. Track. J. V. Basketball. Adrises: Freshman Class. BLANCHE JENNINCS Attended: Iowa State College. Idniversitv of Iowa. and Col- lege of Idaho. Teaches: Typing I and II. Book- keeping and Shorthand. DAVE DUREE Attended.' Boise Junior College. College of Idaho, University of Idaho. and Oregon University. Teaches: Physics. Chemistry. General Science and Biology. Adrises: Science Club and Jun- ior Class. HAI.I.IE JENSEN Attended: Brigham Young Uni- versity and University of Cali- fornia. Teaches: World History. Girls' Physical Education. Health. and Speech. Adrises: Pep Club and Junior Class. BOB GREER Attended: Linfield College and University of Idaho. Teaches: General Mathematics. Shop I and II. Coaches: Tennis. Adrises: Sophomore Class. CLAUDINE KRATZBERG Attended: College of Idaho and Wheaton College. Teaches: Home Economics. Art and Economics. Adrises: Future Homemakers of America and Freshman Class. v, 0, 455, .X 'T' WMM? , A X . XJ lg Xp -I t 3 S ,M,gp11'-.sv-'i' k Hd:-3?--W .,,,,...... . i A A., M ,,,,,g,g,.., .-'W A TN ,f. 2 , Hx' I-Y-nun -um ' rs. f fi i rf' wif ,- Lo? 'AT T7 D 'XR N1X'!'IlFIWfs0N Attended: Weber junior College. and Brigham Young Univer- QitY Teafhes: If. S. Government. SO- eifilogy. Psyehologv. Boys' I' li y s i e a l Fdueation and Ile-altli Coaches: Basketball and Base- hall. ,4d1'1'.ses.' Panther Club and Sen ior Class, RICH A RD STROUD Attended: College of Idaho and Ifriiversitv of Idaho. Teftfhes: Bunfl and Chorus. LUCILLE PETERSON Attertded: College of Idaho and University of Southern Califor- nia. Teaches: English II and Re- medial English. Adtfises: Library and Sophomore Class BONIT,-X WITTY Attended: Eastern Oregon Col- lege of Education and College of Idaho. Teaches: English III, Spanish I and II, and Journalism. AdL'1'SFS.' Annual Staff. JEN NETTE STEWART Attended: College of Idaho, Col- orado State Teacher's College, and University of Idaho. Teaches: Algebra I and II, Trig- onometry, and Geometry. ALICE YENSEN Attended: Nebraska Wesleyan and University of Southern California. Teaches: English I and IV, Adrises: Thespians and Senior Class. fwu qw. -riff f 'Wy' p-58 , I ' I j . rg , , ' 3 'L if ix- Ni'-if ' H I., l .. . vi .D A . l . 4. A A f .J I t g 1 ., A 7 if ' 1. ff' A A di y A 4 - 1 'H v 4 I - Sl, ml . 1 1, . 1 'I I x an l ',J7 'HW TOM ASHBY Valedictorian xx, C- WSG' CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Sharel Sanders, Karen Dobbs, Taylor Phillips, and Marion Cox. CLARA COATES C0-Salutatorian Seniors 'ivy 4'-TIT!! WANDA JEAN NAY C 0-Salutazorian This year the senior class was under the leadership of Taylor Phillips as Presidentg Karen Dobbs as Vice Presi- dent, Marion Cox, Secretary, and Sharel Sanders, Treas- urer. We would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Alice Yensen and Mr. Dar Mathewson, for the help and advice they have given us during the past year. In the fall the seniors sponsored a play, The Curious Savage. The biggest event of the year was the sneak to Starky and McCall on April 25. The senior breakfast was at the Dutchess Cafe on May 11. With the remainder of the class money the senior class purchased a trophy case for the new school. ,-as '.. 1 I 'If DARWIN ARNOLD He flies his thoughts like kites. Basketball 15 Tennis 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 2-3-45 Science Club 3-43 PHS Journal 4. ToM ASHBY The man who wakes up to find himself famous has not been asleep. Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 1-3, Student Director 45 Science Club President 3-45 Thespians 2-3, Vice President 43 Jan- uary Thaw 25 I Remember Mama 25 The Man Who Came to Dinner 35 The Curious Savage 45 Honor So- ciety 25 Honor Guard 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Coun- cil 4. DALE BARTLES As Student Body Presi- dent, he's really great. He'll be somebody just you wait. Honor Society 25 An- nual Staff 25 Class President 35 Basket- ball 2-45 Football 1-2- 3-45 Baseball l-2-3-4 Panther Club 2-3-4 Student Body Presi- dent 45 Student Coun- cil 4. DoN BEUS Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Walquist Junior High lg Weber High 25 Junior Carnival King Candidate 4. ELAINE Bowan A sweet maiden with a true soul. Band 1-25 Library 45 Y-Teens l-2-35 CAA 35 PHS Joumal 4. GEORGE ANN B1-:RKLEY Life is not so short but that there is al- ways time for courtesy. Portland, Oregon 15 Y-Teens 2-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Paper Staff 2-35 Chorus 2-35 F H A Treasurer 25 Class Treasurer 35 Student Body Treasurer 45 Of- fice 45 Student Coun- cil 4. MARION Cox To know her is to ad- mire her. Y-Teens 1-2-33 GAA 33 Pep Club 1-2-3-43 I Remember Mama 2g FHA 23 Chorus 1- 2-3-43 Class Secretary 43 Goodbye, My Fan- cy 4. KAREN Doaas A cheerful disposition is more coveted than wealth. Class President 23 FHA Secretary 23 Pep Club 1-2-3, Secretary 4g Band, Pep Band 1-2-33 Honor Society 23 Student Council 23 Class Vice President 4g Annual Staff 2-3, Business Manager 4g PHS Journal 4g Office 4g Thespians 43 The Curious Savage 4g Goodbye, My Fancy 4. WANDA DUNAWAY Hel ways are the ways of pleasantness. Y-Teens 1-2-3, Treasurer 33 Pep Club 1-2-4, Secretary 33 Varsity Yell Leader 33 Speech Play 33 Twirlers 1-2-33 Library 2-4. CLINTON Burcmzn Always the same-just being himself. Panther Club 1-2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketballl 1-2- 3-43 Track 1-2. HAROLD CLEMANS Just give me a chance and see howl can talk. Band 1-2-3-43 Honor Society 23 School Paper 3: PHS Journal 43 Speech Plays 3. HENRY DIBBLE Everybody's friend. Bethany, Oklahoma 1- 23 Band 13 Honor So- ciety 1-23 Track 2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 Basket- ball Manager 33 Science Club 3-43 Panther Club 43 Youth Legislature 33 Student Body Vice President 43 Student Council 4. VERA EVERET1' Good things come in small packages. Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 3-43 Twirler 3-4-g Li- brary 4. DON FREEMAN .Hakes Romeo look like a bashful boy. Class President 1g Football 1-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Student Council 1-49 Panther Club 2-3. President 43 Speech Play 4. TERRY GIBBS The deed I intend is great, but as yet I know not what it is. Basketball Manager lg Baseball 1-2-33 Football 1-2-4g Boise High School 4. DELORES ECHEVARRIA Hers is the joy of living. Delores came from the town, Murelaga, Vizcaya Spain, along with getting her school subjects she had to learn the English language. Lois EDGEMON A loyal worker, ever ready. Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 1-2-39 FHA 2g Chorus 1-2-3-45 Triple Trio 2-3-44 Paper Staff 35 Library 4. DEE FRANKLIN The world is blest most by men who do things, not by those who just talk about them. Annual Staff 1-4g Speech Plays 13 Honor Society 2g January Thaw 23 I Remem- ber Mama 2g The Man Who Came to Dinner 3g Thespians 2-3, President 4. 'CITY DOROTHY KLETKE A smile on the face is but a reflection of the heart. Band 13 Speech Play 23 Library 23 FHA 23 CAA President 33 Stu- di-nt Council 3g Y- Teens 1-2, Vice Presi- dent 33 Pep Club 1-2- 3'4Q Annual Staff 43 PHS Journal 43 Of- fice 4g Tennis 2-3-4. VAUN lVlIKESELL .45 a noble h'!lfghI7gfUf'l0llS to all ladies. Soda Springs. ldaho 13 Football 2-43 Office 3: Track 3-43 Basketball 4. WANDA JEAN NAY A sweet attractive kind of grace. Class Treasurer I-2: Speech Plays 13 I Remember Mama 23 FHA 23 Library 2: Chorus 23 Honor Society 2: Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 1-2. President 3: CAA 33 Student Council 3-4: The Man Who Came to Dinner 3: Honor Guard 3: Thespians 2-3-4: Office 4: PHS Journal 4: Annual Staff 3. Editor 4. CLARA GOATES The sunshine came along with her. Hand l-2-3: Pep lland l-2-33 Honor Society 23 FHA Historian 23 Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Yell Leader 33 Honor Guard 33 Class Secretary 33 PHS ,Iournal 43 Office 43 Annual Staff 4. The shades of eve come slowly down. Oh, Boy! Track 1-2-33 Honor Society 23 Speech Plays 13 'Qlanuary Thaw 23 Laura 4: 'fFather of the Bride 13 Foot- ball 4. 'wwf EILEEN LEE It is a friendly heart that has many friends. Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Y- Teens 1-2-33 School Paper 1-23 Speech Plays 33 Library 1-2-3. K- -er Y W ff '7 fr f -'1 f ' ' nf! fi, SHAREL SANDERS Her cheerful 5 m i l e makes life worth while. Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Pa- per Staff 23 Honor So- ciety 23 Twirler 3-43 FHA 23 Library 43 Class Treasurer 4. l ANDY NELSON Why should he stutly hard, or work his brain on some dull book. FFA 13 Speech Plays 4: Baseball 4. TAYLOR PHILLIPS Worry? No such word in his vocabulary. Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4g Track 1-2-3-4, Captain 33 Basketball 2-43 Panther Club 2-3-4: Class President 43 Sweethearts Ball King 3. LARRY SCHIMMELS Oh, shucks, the teach- 'i ers always conquer. f rm 9 ' ilij'w'3?e-22 PATSY SHANER Quiet, reserved, very shy, a bashful twinkle in her eye. Band 1-2-33 Honor Society 23 Library 2-3-4. LAWRENCE SIMINEO 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. Band 1-2-3-43 Pep Band 1-2-3-43 Basketball 13 Honor Society 23 Speech Play 23 Track 2-3-43 Thespians 2-3-43 Football 2-43 Honor Guard 33 The Man Who Came to Dinner 33 Northwest Band Conference 3g Science Club Librarian 4. l Rosen WATTS A mighty whirl in the athletic world. Speech Plays lg Honor Society 23 Annual Staff 25 Tennis lg Stu- dent Council 3g Track 1-2-3-43 Class Presi- dent 3g Thespians 1- 2-3-4-g Panther Club 1- 2-4, Secretary-Treas urer 3g Football 2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-43 Basket- ball 1-2-3-4g Father of the Bride 1. YvoNNE SNYDER We like her for what she is. Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 1-2-3g FHA 24 Library 23 School Paper 2-33 GAA 33 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Softball 3. MILDRED WATSON Quiet and gay and everybodyis friend. Sulphur Springs, Arkansas 13 Chorus 23 Class Secretary 2g Junior Carnival Queen 39 Library 49 PHS Journal 4g Homecoming Queen 43 Pep Club 4. BETTY WONG A girl everyone likes to get acquainted with. Band 1-2-3g FHA 2g Honor Society 2g Hon- or Guard 35 Pep Club 3-43 Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Office 4g Stu- dent Body Secretary 45 Student Council 4-. fb juniors Bill Borden Marsha Burgess Marie Burkett CLASS OFFICERS-Ralph Weber, Linda Robinson, Joan Rey- nolds and Jo Anne Smith. Sandra Allen Scotty Beckley '- R , :ml fl t ' 'll' lv flu- w ill, 4 'o , iff, g Darrell Butcher Pat Callison The 1955-56 junior class was under the able leadership of Mr. Duree and Mrs. Jen- sen. They started the year by winning first place in the Halloween Jamboree for the third consecutive year. Then on November 12 they held the annual Junior Carnival in the gym, which was very successful. In the spring of 1956, the juniors were busy getting ready for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom. The theme was I'll Re- member April and the decorations were done in lavender and white. The Prom and Banquet were held on April 6, in the Community House and the high school gym. 'i 'Q J.y!'.. ,lim Desaro Ann Dibble Linda Dunagan Shirley Corbett Naomi Comwell Dallas Edwards Lewis Eqhevarria Bruce Carpender Erla Mae Clemans JIITI Herold Lloyd Hammond Clark Haynes Ann Evans Don Fisher Don Ellibee Lynette Ellibee Alfred Elsberry Alberta Endsley Bruce Germain Dale Mark Margaret Miller Darrell Manning Myrna Mmium John Moran Gary Morgan Shirley Hild Robert Hofeldt Jerold Howard Myrna Hull Bill Jacob Wayne Moses Mary Noel Phyllis Jenkins Marvin Johanson Glenn Johnson Glenn Knapp Le Roy Kratzer Coralee Olsen Larry Wagstaff Ceorge Zaldain Ernest Paul Rhea Pearson Karen Pett Jerry Pinkston Nadine Rafi Millie Raney ,loan Reynolds Ralph Weber Delores Welliver John White Darrell Clarine Wood Sandra York Georgia Wight Wilson Drew Rider Lester Robinson Carolyn Simineo Jo Anne Smith Gerald Thomas Rochelle Thomas Althera Trost Royce Upshaw Rodney Smith Don Stiehl Doris Ann Simpson Linda Robinson Lynn Robinson Secretary, Elaine McCoo1g Ser- geant-at-Arms, Clark Easterdayg Vice President, Leon Dolenceg Treasurer, 'Rose Wongg Presi- dent, Eva Lu Bues. This year, as Sophomores, we have felt a little more at home within the walls of P.H.S. and with a little more self confidence are beginning to take an active part in the school activities. Sophomores can be found in the band, F.H.A., Pep Club, Panther Club, Thespians, Junior Varsity, Varsity, and Annual Staff. We decorated the gym for the Homecoming Game Dance, using the Harvest Theme with cornstallcs, pumpkins, squash, apples, and hay for the orchestra pit. Our class officers are: President .,,,,,, ,,.,,.. ,.,,,. E v a Lu Bues Vice President ,,,...,,. ,.,,,, L eon Dolence Secretary .,,,,,,,..,....,,,, ,,,,,,.. E laine McCool Treasurer ,,.,,,,,,.. ....,,,,, .,.,...,. R o se Wong Our class advisors are: Mrs. Lucile Peterson and Mr. Bob Greer Sophomores Larry Bake Bob Bale ' Charles Barker Jerralyn Beeghly Deanna Bennett Eva Lu Bues Gene Bernard Beverly Beshey Carol Byram Vaola Carver Marie Chambers Dale Collins Fredia Combs Roy Corder Joe Dilley Leon Dolence Delores Dyer M' ' ' M Cecil Eason Clark Easterday .lim Eggler Q .Va 4 K1 1 Lila Elliliee -s 1.6 , V Marion Fitls ,, John Holsclaw x , A Connie Horn 0 ' Y l 1 lb ' Tom Keene B - ' 1. 'N N gif f A John Lackland - ,J V ' 8' Q L -,. A utr Maxine 3IcCurry Xt fp l 'f n A I vi i f Elaine NIcCo0l F 1 ' N' gl, W Keith Mower V V ax X 'Q f Q I . Kenneth Nay q s J' 'X Q Kennrlh Ol on ' s, I ' Yeonne Orr N- 'Y' f Y l'rances Packwood Stanley Pet! Ralph Poul n 09 Kenneth Saunders C' ' i mg? Diane Schimmels Byron Standerfer QC. ,L Yx- Amyr Swanson Buddy Wagner Michael West Gladys Wilkerson Ralph Wong Rose Wong Oleta Young Raymond Young Eleanor Zaldain 1 he LL- -? v. . 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V,,wr,, T WAV J' fl 114' calf , ,. 4-.WMM W, .ma 1-v W A .gf .gunna V+ ,W -4 ambgggsfq nf.. :vn'T9'l' f 4:- .,..f.w ,.. . , Q 4.9m .,X. , '-N5 6:-:-A-f -unix l saw h' 1-el' , , ' ,f-an - - L , .m.1. :33'iY'37v K Q, W. :N fi - . Qp, 54,-5, .gl ' ' ,g x W. is ,l mv me A V 9 5 ,l ' ' -'girl K J as Y ' . - ' ' ' wmsk. . -' , Q- .- . .. i . y 5 A MQ ,w,rg1Qhg?+gffi,. f Vg A nw, 1 X mp. M ,aw X I 1 ,NW ! xi, l l i W 5 f Q S t r 1 r , - M Y if f ee + - l l ms V , S K. 4- , -Qf' 12 I 'Ali ,. ba Left to right: Hank Dibhle. Betty W Dale Bartles. and George Ann Beckley. ong. Student Council The Student Council. as the governing body of the high school, is made up of rep- resentatives from the classes and organiza- tions. This year under the able leadership of the officers-Dale Bartles, Presidentg Hank Dib- ble. Vice President: Betty Wong. Secretary: and George Ann Berkley. Treasurer-the Stu- dent Council has been very active, undertak- ing such projects as the sponsorship of the Homecoming Game, the Christmas program, the Tip-Off Caine, the revision of the Con- stitution. and the publishing of a handbook for incoming freshmen. 1' 'R , 2 A h M67 kia 2 4 W tt a-7, tl ., Standing. If ft to T1 hr Ilfrothw lxlrtlu John Lackldnfl Nlarxm Johan on ,Im-'an 'Nm Mr Wnu arnn Ihfhh Doxlv lnrnwf-11 Nharwn 'N I on Nlttln tm X hhx llara boa Du fran ln or IH W1 hr NC tts B fkl f-rralxn Hu x The 19.36 Panther Tale-Q Qta of Parma lgm SC uol was thcwen hx Lfltor ean Nas Buunew Wanager lxlrfn llohh and Aduwr 'Wir Bomta Wlttx It ha been the deglre of the -taff to l!llI'UfiULf new feature-2 H1 thc production hw nnual 6 Qt lt Sl urn xuu mam I'6IIllIll cc-me and cherl lec XNCHIOTICQ of the Cchool se-ar of aa 76 Annual taff President. Georgia Wight: Vice President. Pile-anor Zaldaing Nwrc-tary. Karen llolilms: 'ln-as urer, Sandy Alleng Advisor, Mrs. Hallie jerisen. The Pantherettes sponsored a car wash in the fall, a homemade candy sale, a cooked food sale, and took care of concessions at the games. The Pantherette marching unit performed three times at basketball games, and three Pantherette girls presented the flag at the home games. March 9 the Pantherette Ball was held with Ralph Stienbecs orchestra. A king and queen were chosen and the theme was very cleverly carried out with a floor show. The Pantherette constitution was revised to make it adequate for present day conditions. For the first time the Pantherettes gave something for the benefit of the school. This year it was a donation for a piece of equipment to be used in the new high school building. A point system was instituted and the girls received points for all extra work done for the organization. In the award assembly the last day of school each girl having earned the required number of points received a Pantherette award. The girl with the highest number of points received a special reward. Mrs. Hallie Jensen from Nampa was their able advisor. Pantherettes Panther Club The Panther Club was responsible for the Parma Panthers basketball team wearing those flashy new warm-ups this year. The warm-ups, which were red with gold letters, came through the efforts of those onion-hauling Panther Clubbers. The Panther Club sponsored a bus to Nampa during the Class A basketball tournament and held a banquet in the spring. Officers for the Panther Club were: President, Don Freeman, Vice President, George Zaldaing Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Watts. Coaches Bob Bevington and Dar Mathewson were advisors. Thespians 'W' 'Yr it ' , Qqiiqi .usa if ,aq- Top row: John Lackland. Don Stif-hl. Hill Horde-ii. Glenn Knapp, Lawrence Firnine-o, Roger Watts. John Hurtt. Second row: ,lean Nay. lilarine Wnml, Karen Dobbs, Betty Ilozenian. Je-rralyn Beeghly, Amyr Swanson, Georgia Wight. Bottom row: Mrs. Alice Yensen. Rodney Smith, Dee Franklin, Tom Ashby. Delores Welliver. Marvin Johanson. The Parma Thespian Troupe No. 835 is a member of the National Thespian Society which is an organization for the advancement of Dramatic Arts in the secondary schools. This year the organization was under the able guidance of President, Dee Frankling Vice President, Tom Ashbyg Secretary. Delores Welliverg Treasurer, Marvin Johan- song and Advisor, Mrs. Alice Yensen. On February 1, eleven candidates were initiated into the society. The annual Thespian play, 5'Goodbye, My Fancy, was presented on March 23 and 24-. Future Homemalcers of America -ni llack row: Verleen Smith. Alice Nisevender. Connie Horn. Wanda Cunningham. Gladys Wilkerson. Betty Meyers. Lola Buchanan. Bonnie Baker. Ole-ta Young. Carolyn Graham. Marion Bell. Second row: Rose Wong. Merlecn Brown. Ruth Ann Smith. Sharon Sanders. Janice Howard. Linda Ulrich. Verna Eason. Joyce Weyand. Linda Jenkins. Judy French. Helen Suter. Front row: Miss Kratzberg. Carol Ann Miller. Nelda Se-ward. Venita Hansen. Eleanor Scott. Raedell Pearson. Virginia Watson, Mary Harris. l7.H.A.'s main goal is Learning to live lietter today in order that the homeinalcing pupils and those of their families may be lmetter tomorrowf, Projects this year consisted of cookie and candy sales during the noon hour. At the District Meeting in Nampa Venita Hansen. Carol Miller. Betty Meyers and Verna Eason modeled clothes in the style show. On April 13-IT delegates were sent to the Regional Meeting at McCall. The Parma Chapter. a member of the National Future Homemakers of America organization. reorganized this year with Miss Kratzberg as advisor. The following were elected officers: President. Eleanor Scott: Vice President, Venita Hansen: Secretary. Raedell Pearsong Treasurer. Nelda Seward: Historian, Carol Miller: Parliamentarian, Mary Harris: Reporter. Virginia Watson: Chapter Mothers. Mrs. Horn. Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Pearson. I 0491, sl Ut Standing. from ln-ft to right: llonnif' lillilnw-. Nlr. llurcc. l.avvre-rice Simine-o, john Lacklanfl. Marvin Johanson. lion lfishcr. lm Roy Krall:-r. jot- tlilly. Nlick We-st. Sitting: Tom Ashliy. Phyllis jcnkins. Shirley fiorln-tt. llarvvin gxftlfllll. llill llorwlcn. and Hmlncv Smith. r cience Club One of the newest and most upcoming clubs of P.H.S. is the Science Club. Con- sisting of fifteen members with Mr. Durec as advisor. the organization took many field trips during the school year and the summer. Every member also had an individual project which he worked on during the year. Noon and evening meetings were held once a month in the laboratory with the evening meetings devoted to lectures and demonstrations in almost every phase of science. Office Staff ! S .4-... Awww 1-vas' 4 s E pn..-ana.-w.f ww ,W y 9 ? ---ssc,-wanwas-4-ffmwqfw 'gg ' , , , , , . , . A A n, - ,..v..MWWmM,,., . , I 'V Nth I ,. I I W. ,WM 1-QM, av, . fs, , . . f ' f- V , hf-- V -.wg-r,5m'j,w.. my W rc I v X p , .. ,. , ,, I W, 5 , My ,Q lf ,Q , , 1 , 5 , I , 'ff ' -K 'U g ,m,,..f,....a, ,.,, v i fg - . it K3 Wi E ,ali The office staff is composed of Betty Wong, Clara Coates, Karen Dobbs, Nora Everett, Jean Nay, George Ann Berkley, and Dororth Kletke. These girls help keep attendance records, grades, and permanent records. They also do typing and stenciling for the faculty members. Nora Everett is head of the staff. , i Library Staff i me in gem fl a fv- X Q -- awww Standing. left to right: Patsy Shaner. Vera Hier:-tt. Eileen Lee. Dallas Edwards. Wanda Duna way. Elaine Bower. Margaret Miller. Rochelle Thomas. Mrs. Peterson. Naomi Llornwc Sitting: Sharel Sanders. Mildred Watson. Ann llilrble. and Pat Calison Each period of the day a student librarian checks bool-as in and out. Another checks student admission slip One student acts as housekeeper. It is her duty to keep the room dusted. the magazines and books in place. Another student checks over magazines. and typ - library cards. ',..,,,...- J- ll.,!' ,,,..-nf-r' av was I I' N. 2. ff! gi! 4 2' , 1 9 gif 'N Band Parma High School Band had a very successful year under the direction of Richard E. Stroud. The Band played at all the home football games and the Pep Band played during the basketball season. Besides this the entire group took part in a marching festival held in Nampa in November, attended the clinic at Emmett in February, and the music Festival in April. The Music Department also gave two concerts during the year. Pep Band Wig, g ,, Standing: Clarence- Bale-. De-lun-s W:-llivvr. Se-cond row: Nlarvin jnliansim, Betty Bozeman. Horlnf-y Smith, Bill Bordfm, Slick We-st. .lvrry Pinkston. Thircl row: llun Fisher, Tom Ashby. Lynn R0lJir1F0n. Darwin Arnfvld. Lawrvnce Siniinf-41. Boltuni row: llun Stiehl, Ann Evans. Fhirlvy Corbett. t A - ...,..........-....,.. A-iv..q..n K Left to right: Yr-ra Everett. Shawl Sanilvrs. Donna Neclbalvk. YHDPIEI llansvn. lil:-anor Zalmlain, Qurlla Rider. Eleanor Scott. Yvonne Orr. and Doris :Xnn Sirnpwn. Twlrlers Girls, Chorus C row Carol Olnndnrf Tllllr' R nu l 1 umm nrta nt ex linda Rohm on at vs Wlllcerson Delurt Wellner 'Nlar ha Bur e 'Nat ln: Hafl Refund row R vthellt Thoma France Paclwsood Larolwn fraham Phvlll lenltm Nlarls Chamber Xtra lzxerett 'Nlxrna NTIUILIIII Althera lrot Bottom rum Nandw Xllen Nharel Nander Deanna Beanett Wlarle Burkett Yvonne Qnwder Dori Ann Nlmp on Elamf- NlmLnl ,Ioan Nlllllll Nlarton Cox Nlwrna Hull Rebecca Bake Nlr Qtroud The glrls chorus under the dlrectlon of Mr btroud has been quite actixe The trlple trlo sang at mam meetings of WHIIOUS organlzatlons The chorus attended the Annual Music Cl1UlC at Emmett in February They participated in the Musical Festival, along with a number of soloists. All in all the girls chorus has had a very successful year. icy , ,JV C R? H, ,1 ,f ff W Kip E- ,I ,ffm w 4 , ,f w K , 4551442 M Q ,fi ' fZfw?'4- , ri ff gagfh 0 I MW Q , 1- Q, mu., 16 ww! 5. 'Ii ' ., d .S ,V Am. g ' W-' Q ,., X Ns . . W. hhh' . 5? wr wx ' , sw . A Nb 'za 4 W, 151-2' 'iff '7' ' NTS' f fix? N M S Y , I .,. X .i sf I M Wi Xfvai fum? , 1 W, V3 ,X ,M td. M.: ig QE NX . Z ' QQ .vm 5 ' Q aw , ,,, ,K yi, as y .xf 0 W I N v 'Q 'aa'--n. I xr 'iff' 1 f ink.. r-L Uanugerx GENE BIQRNARIJ ALFRFII FI.I.SHl-fRRY film,-I, lorlwh Isola Y' IMR BI-jX'lN1Q'I'0N NIQXTHHWSON Football Top row: Coach Bevinggtnn. lm- Ilillf-y. Taylor Phillipf. He-nry Dihhle. Terry Cihhe. Gvnrge Zaldain. R031-r Watts. Bud Wagnvr. Yann Nlikvff-ll. Clinton Butchffr. Gvne- Bwrnanl. Second row: Alfrml fflfhvrry. juhn Hulwlavs. ,luhn Hurtt. Dun Ftie-hl. Glenn Knapp. Bill Ilordon, Don Fiihvr. Je-rald Howard. Bob Hoff-lmlt. Ll:-511 Hammond. Lawn-nce Siminfmrv. Etsvl juhnson. Bottom row: Cnach Hathr-wfun. Bob Hair. Byron Stanrlefer. llalef Bartlfw. Tom Ke-env. Bruce Carpf-nder. De-Loy Dwiarw. Billy Hiltz. Jim Cnttifr. Hike- Sweet, My QV 4 M Us m 9 Q-an V- :Qs .. Q4 ,J Nz. ,ifyw A w ha ,. s -V 1 , My f I8 ' I' lvl' -1- '. rw I W ., F5 1 , J I V 31 O I 1113 ' , . f Q . The Parma md line give ggi mm again Ent the 1 yard une .nm uesaro to Ro er Watts for the ex- 'la led 13-0. Mid- -...Lqu to y e . T e --.1 qua! I.l.0llJ HATINIONN ur wi E P0 8 int and they pick- gp 3 'ill Oll the . The ' e hai! 18, C Friday host Pirates were out 20-14 in what K to be a real battle. The f' ' oven HIENERY IJlllBl,l-I ei and ' Tackle 'ying Su,-an nu matt.: puuu llnll lead 70, few plays later arms nuarterllack .,ln,:.k off a ckler and wont 40, 'f o a TD. om Keene kic-ke 5 ll point d the score at Parma took H7 f- figeuage hen Don F k i lff.cnd oger Watt - 4 . 5 in pass pl, -' -'Q s. eene aga' ' L3 Quilt. anna l r, ,M Q In the r fe, t when ' , i 7' . Wand score was 1 - A ' Parma's Thl IQXWRENCE SINIINIQO tus Center md LOOK U18 leafy Score by Parma s Wins and Parma opponents Tl PIA ROGER WATTS End he Home Cwveu WB MKII half and ained sesion of the 599054 E P05 l half and gained possession of OID wha tpunl, Again Parma got to rollig ' and Taylor Phillips scored from the 12 yard line. 'rue try for extra Point was blocked and Parma led 19-7- Middleton fought back as they drove down field and scor- ed from the 3 yard stripe. The es- ' ilder 41-13 Parma To Play Notvi Friday 51100509 r intercepted by mqetoput anus again in the Bruce Carpenter two Pl!!! 'l'D'l by quarterback a 40 tra point was and Parma still led IQ-14. n made' gy Scottv mem bm. r swf!! 8 made a my lac? Kea lr: M 4 But inutheir first home Same Middleton 'fs ' . Par- WU, tgnj T113 B110 3 ns' det W . ca P I B I Q. yy W The first quarter 1 lter 4 Q ' ' Pletely ourgam P Us a ' ? ffgt, A f thers were unable to 111161271011 W: 'fra au defense held I M, ,. 4, S1006 W . stall the , .g:5,. . 1 pin of 5 yards in the first period. The Score ::rf5f,i2Z Q 1 lbthe second period Dnfmn H 'l Parma Ziiylf , their sC0rif1S.Cal DON FISHER M-ddieton a,fI,f,3 f?1?:f,, ' ww- ' to started it with Quarterback Iiarma T A ff' ' Q f run. A few pil-an p an 1 mu - i' ,- ' . 1' -'M A ber carried the mail for a na and game J i aittiiafgw mmm before the hal! hakfmd SI-lined ---:Q-2 fr. w '4 secdierilld a Pass to end wut Again Pu-ma got to mul en . -rd Parma . Q Don C Tl!! and Tlylqr Phillips scored from the ,FD an three ex- 12 ylrd line. The . . . genre was blocked and JOIQHIIH E1 I Middleton a 'a' ' fm drove down field and Holmes :cor ed fx-orn the 3 yard stripe. The ex fra wmt was :ood and Parma sziu led. lil-14. Then Middleton made ,,, their bid. A Ll leton player scoop ' ' ed UP 3 PQI' ' and rambled 10 the Pun .5 une. But for TOM KEEN E Tackle 151 yards. .. : yards if '- f 1 YAUN NIIKESELI. , Fullbaclc MlM1et0Il ,Aw ' the Par- me me 3 downs. ' P47013 ' I T a few plays later' Q , QNTWAQN bchw 15151429104 ,wa + -' to mu the W .233 . Pang? 1 ' ly xlwrds rush lllg W le .W It .. . iled 01115 ax? the air while 'mv-I eton had 0, Thr Panthers got 15 first downs to their opponents six. To Play JIM IJESARO Thg P Halfback the Home dale eleven on me local field this Ffldly evening, October 21 in a meh! game under me lilhts. Parma High Schoolis gridiron season began Armistice Day, September 6 when the Panthers stirred the turf in Weiser. Parma tied the Class MN, school 25-25 and went home with a moral victory. Coaches Bevington and Mathewson used the Split T offensive formation as they guided Parma to a season record of four wins. two losses and two ties. There was a very large turnout of 63 boys and eight were returning lettermen. About 20 freshmen turned out and the Frosh-Soph team had a fine season. Parma will lose ten seniors in football. They are: Roger Watts, Don Freeman. Clinton Butcher, Taylor Phillips, Law- rence Simineo. Henry Dibble. Vaun Mikesell. Terry Gibbs, John Hurtt, and Dale Bartles. COACH BOB BEVINGTON DRILLS THE PARMA football team in fundamentals in preparation for Frida football game. The game will be played with Wilder lizhts starting at 8 n,m, was md and the Pnl' led New hit pay dirt again tram Purton to Gross. wind M fl 12-Yard A Parma B Go abilfgf Score by quarterx. ly Sggiiy gum., Rive' 0 0 0 f ll me Parma! ,mimi game 919 5 3 ' playeglai? LYMoU'n1 ,pecun- . . . A U 1 Q fymouth's Pilgrims keg remarlxillmxli mwrybsfknel - ,glmgdmg of 3 , winning ways, dumpin line meg gl' , H moon at New 3Qk,.Mgh school in a SRV-3 to push the werekraylc it H Glqew 53:30 here Fridayr aficl across' A Watts. , 0 ' slugs: welghfeld 0 teams fought, to an i 1 V r , L 5405 r' c h lf, b f Rl f CLINTO3 BETCHER by. Wat , V U llgrims to B0 Us qiarmergaqlzlli bmi 3 Har ce 5 I' , ,t WB!! W ice in the third qua - g M can V d I wljgqfmifffflgifsts gufjggf' Q L , RALPH WEICHBIANN pi qfarwrllf. A V x Jim Desaro. gaggdx Q BB all C116 it-at ll. Tackle . gli: firgxlkm -k d '- ,,f 0. ' -V . ean um a kg' me 60 V' f 1 mtelllleeredullefulgllla flirt mmgffd kick for extra point wi f mom my - D HOTSQ ,gn . . ,F .1 L ,fe ,A 1 -, grim. dd d 1 Plymouth scared in fhe third ance toucndowzl ill tllge fgillzllnsu when but had to getjhe TD 'lille iod, when Parton tossed a his fire' ef sity and - -,p .. y when to left half Carl Gross in a in 'hall TAYLOR PHILLIPS f ' A ' l l Ml 'A'Wif'e'Qni,,'QffTgQ:siO'f,gaf,fjB pushed ow Halfback :e BRUCE CARPENUER Y thervs only threat of t011vhd0W HC six canuxuanes, mm .Sv Fullhauk f ' our f0!' up a Parrixa - .sl E'1 n Lee, Lind lw.,....,.,.., G C00 UI mein' JH and Karen Bobbsz, were 1 higli 3 - -'ff' fl the floor by the six Sen- Dllmff 1' .W I ,Y e basketball squad. Af th . . r Tie in SRV-B 5 ,fm wx cgwihmf idates were in their L ,,,,,,,, . . . t un the 54,2 een, MISS Safldle mf' ,. ,. .-.H .23 . ..,. S U V JL flu,-Iced by Mrs, Reid A ' Wjatains, Don Freeman DON FREEMAN 516 ', K' Y ,l5l?'5itts, had the honorsdoi ' , A 'M A - r with the crown an a 'ml l e P 'L 'nfl Haj Mwgglfie lily corsage. The five while the Panthers sw..-...A l-I amz: 6-fm bl-ip,-ML-.oc wr-rp cfiven pink and - , . es. The queen H TERRY GIBBS ver the vm,- d Guard O -5 Alter the game a dance was held the gym with Ralplid Stiriernetl SCORES Parma ,,,,,,, ,,,, , L25 Weiser . ,,,, 25 Parma ,L,..,. .,L.... 1 9 Marsing f,,,,,,,,,,. frff 1 6 Parma ,,,,,,, ,L,,, 0 New Plym0l1lll ..... .. . 12 Parma L.,..L. .,LL.,,, 48 Wilder A......77.VV -VY. 1 3 Parma ,.,,,L, ,,,,,,,, 1 9 Middleton ,,,, .,,,. 1 4 Parma LY,wL,, ,,,Y, 6 Homeflale .,,, ,.,,4 3 3 Parma ,,,Y., ,,,-, 0 Adrian ,,,,.. ,. 0 Parma ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , 20 Fruitland .,.. ,,,. 1 9 came just before t half. AA pass putting the Plymouth 30, but That was as close to scoring terr moon firs .XDR f ' 1S1vvf-:al loses T . Z' AQ Q A ff DALE BARTLES lckley , if' f 'ie .1 ,- l A xl. in kr .rf xl , 4- l ,Rl I Q rr rn vu' .W in X lr ill TQ' K 4 , M ji, . 1 'H K Guard f-3-Lf-aQ,.'A,ig f lifCl iam? ia, . . .4 A ... ... :HQ YE. ers lost 'ij GEORGE ZALDAIN jlifgj third conference game to a Quarterback up Homedale club 2-6 Friday , 4 . .ig f-i,.1:,1'I ..'- ,fzg'ew. rzlllllii 3' the local field' tw rig' il',l'fMlf'il lim will Parma's lone score came in ,f ff'-fwl.fff'f L-V ffflilbi FW ill' second quarter as Taylor Phill D5 miller team carried from the 20 yard une. Hot ' 4 H H I , glexvplayed a fast, hard game l W . ,1l'1fi'lFY'j H ,ill ll yan .lffr en didn't win with ease. P W Q' arterback, George Zald: Q all llli ?l'Jl1-lll. 3 ' l due to an injury and In , 5, U, p,m,, 3,5 Q3 ' ,W if l1er's attack considerabl ' l7W'l31,l F5 MXN flfllllz ', - ' X- , H, mu ., Hyun, L 1 ' . I quarters: im- 28, D11 f--2 'uv D f L 0 6 0 0 hh' the ll ,K film. ff ewmxjn' . E, Y':2:'mqs pic U1 .i my T,-ll Y!xi:rli3'fTi'F77f' H V 4 13 6 7 6 f to Aflrzn. 1 nn, I 13 will travel to Adrian nl -K lgllllllifh- -vizwii JOE DILLEY to lake Oil the third pll xflf' .lqflllllaikllx liiiffwl Center Des. Alter Friday's u'n1.1 0 ll fl 04-0 , Frosll-Sopll Have son was was her. 3 and Parma Parma Parma 5:2 BUDDY WACNER E Para Tackle The Annum I' C' N-.Q Managers: Glen Knapp. and John Moran. Standing. left to right: Tom Keene. Dale Nlark, Mike Sweet, Dale Bartles. George Zalflain. Gerald Thomas. Jim Desaro. Taylor Phillips. Burl Wagner. Clinton Butcher, Darell Wilson. Boyce fpshaw. Yaun Nlikesell. Drew Ricler. Kneeling: Co-Captain Roger Watts. Coach Dar Mathewson. Co-Captain Don Freeman. all Bac row eft to right John Iarklanfl Rasmonml Young. Kenneth 'Nas Kenneth Ol cn Kenneth Naunrler Nlirlrlle rom Tom Codr Larrw Balt: Cordon Seward Le Roy War on Qoach Bob Bexmgton Front row Bob A hbs john Par on John Hol claw Bill Hiltz. C ene Bernard. and Jim Luther. vi' - Ku-?T1'fa1lh51 Y , I U 'Wi N I n f 497 -ga ,QM me Jw 1 E ln: ar! , . riodlst end CLIINTONBUTCHILR t Frustlund, in SRV-B At: len IlIf?31nSRV . ' l IS 'all - I'arma's rinuk hu 'll-pw, takin: 1 55-41 ' TTRUUL IND but T Panthers inv e Notus high SRX'-Z4 mer- l!l'1'lHi0ll. lm F ll? Y l 1 ll f' csday nixhl .7 :'x C' ni .'j U,l tml th' wtrln--1-,ill-r-onli I 44 winners lwillz I ' g N. iwilo l we liz Xrlriz-n's u?ifllf'Kl the host Fiuillmd C PARMA les in the l1 1'l if ' 5 .zulu Ei: '-nvzrmvs, Tl-Za in 1 Hnllr Riu Vpam-hefs Ill f-was gg 'rip ,yu ,gn Q- fl 'M B muutxiu blskc-tu1ll5 COHWFBHCS Sflndl at 9 Pw,,g,,:, EMU! - , 1 iw, 5. fy ,-,fr V , A Tufsriix in ht mark host the Na Led by wno A-co'-wi 'W SMT ,LA lm4lm'1 f'l' X Q , Nvxsillmiliiiiibdflvlv mi, lheergililfvgasgitiagoidi M- -f Ill' lf- f ' oms U6 point -. ' . jumped t-ulggfxfi -,.j npylfl 45 A . f 1: Nu l num wssnill onVI3I'Si!lg and Fruit! fax v l xarter leaci, Jlg, , , --,mi xfaymtwzu ns Dill 1 ntlrs md ost to the lea, ue fend hel ' ' nge all the I gi f' ,', 1 gfilwn la li m 5' aivvav Wit me Pznitiiers W ' H 7 if- M' Pmtlnis. Parma has 5 5 3 tnfeitcd clrplace gnlp S an ., 5 lv- if nt honors lm Ii ufvinnlng two and lr Y a lT'l'.'.'1l1E'-7 Met to D 1 ll Slllllll lllllld8 Svvon eibh '- ' starts gn, if un-is ll ' 5' GH! llta Jar Mathewson ' PHIHHI lunnud to 1 14 8 ame will See D0 at IAR I - mfs Griz- 5 k 4 I ualrtez' margin htld a .il 207ale Mark al had Q zlies plav d the part ol uma:-I-5 I I'iAfEhlffI'. .' fall? I jgnllltpv lf hun mf- mu neo,-mg Rau. the nr come ' Y Q 1 Y :li t. ,Sl31-WM Il V-1'l.l-'ll MQ! N ' xnirrz rlnn lc cl w4 ' it 1'1QlndDalgBg-fm don DON PRLLNIAN 1-,mg gms tlnlnlsi-tlxes Initial 5 Vigil me tl q 0 at wma Q 5 oger fa s pouring ...ui . gluhhnrn Y,ll1'O'.lflll the hoop for n 65-47 gtory Qllilll IM I.li llAR'I'LlfF T rsclix nl'ht. po s fl llllll me Ho edale. which vim-z'vcl the i ll nf'rlr'ct1 4-0 play, fell under the onslzinalit in the openm s 2 l xv'er rezgained 1 59'-19 ups:-t nt the ia u .5 ag g. goal' ll th' in Holm-cl.llv won Ihr' prcl 1051 Freshman Mike Sweet game with the varsity the Wm. we Go, Team, Col' became the chant of the basketball fans during the 1955-56 season as Coach Dar Mathew- son showed the Parma fans a new brand of basketball at Parma High School. The team headed bv three seniors-Roger Watts. Don Freeman. and Dale Bartleswplaved fast. hard basketball and often ran up scores much higher than the average. Parma started well with a convincing win but then fell into a win-one. lose-one habit until near the end of the season when the Panthers won four straight games. Roger Watts. 6'3 senior center, led the Panthers, scoring attack. Don Freeman, Dale Mark, and Dale Bartles took up the slack when needed and Darrell Wilson, Vaun Mikesell, Mike Sweet. George Zaldain, Jim Desaro. Bud Wagner, Tom Keene. Tavlor Phillips, Clinton Butcher. Royce Upshaw. and Drew Rider pro- vided an excellent reserve. Parma finished the season with a 13 win 9 loss record and many of the losses were close. Parma J.V. squad was almost all freshmen with no experience. and although they lost many games. they all gained valuable experience under the coach- ing of Bob Bevington. , R id stanza Parma Scoring 1228160 DARRELL vw irsom ag the ha1fe,,,1,,d Y PU ana-la n... ---A 'nun 10 Mum Q-.mar 4 anwitn New rivmnuthleadma er Gives Parma Par- five mate win- home :econd Desa XNIH Xl-I RUN third the second on an error. The Parma tally came in the sixth when Notus rcleifer Fred was touched for two singles, by Desaro and one by Freeman. This was a non-conference game. 0010000 0 1 :up about 8:45. . Prep Bef' ' ff park. 0 Boise, regul' pion. will mee lidlifter with It tain Home tang if in . ? '1'l!a cents. Parma in the ernoon by beating close 6-5 battle ines' field. tllftllltlli Z XI.lJ XIX Two Losses Eliluumw Because there will be no re- gional or state baseball tourna- W ment this this year's dis- trict c-ha a double elim- lnat' are sched- U' and Sat- Monday H R E . said start either 030 001 X 6 4 Parma is scheduled to play Thursday April 12 at eeman and Zaldain bofh had lead the Panthers hitting. 0 Prep Nine E meti 3-2 if 'oaimas Panthers 'X in a tight third qntest on the X here Friday X game play- f the tilts of rain. the lead- wns. The players X11 players rf, Parma's one run Friday to m the1g'Q., district u b tiiniiiettsiiiitm t notch the victory. DOH 0 had 24 and 601'ge to lead the Pa ihefs 1 t 1 :fragile P a e oos ion o-4 g Q Farm 220 115 e Zarbnisky and Farnsworth: WSW'- Contest S Ron Hayes st the Pan- on, Parma Q to counter . Zaldain or xy ., against the , Carlyle Dean .ertain about his .lie nightcap. but was t ' vith either Jer- ftllltlil l. NK USUN Sud Zarhnisky. -....,,.. ...-c1...t.. may get the mound assignment for Moun- tain Home. t Rally for Triumph ming from reeman hit 2-4 . Guy Tuesday Parma reached co surge in re- the the Qfnrrl-s-f. l'arnm's lfaselvall team 1-oaclifcl hx liar 'Nlatheis 1 hail Ztl lima out for liasehal first it-ar Parnia has lieen in t e C a s X eonferent they marie a iery gmail slimsiiiv winning, tlglll ant lUSlllg1l-lhtftlllflllfllllt'Sf'LlrHIl. l'tu'inas rt-4--ml in tht- rlistritt isa three los-es. They win three ant thre in 5.ll.Y, class int-tiiift-rt-1ir'e. Parma had six returning lttterinen three of is om were seniors. Parma will lu e lion Preenmn Rocer Vlntts. Dale- Bartles. Tailor Ihillip Andy 'Ne son A Sffgled' anfl llanlc llilihle ilue to graflua ion ere 3nd ln tht- outfit-Ifl Parnia hail Ilalf Bartl Dale 'N ar agile: ltoitf- l lislitiis. .Milli Nz-lsmi faxlor l 1 ii inf opening ling'-i Watts: thircl hast- mis lltlm Ili mi iirt o l at in-rv lion l rt-eiiiaii anel llat ar uonf sary to was ,lim llesaro. .mtl first lu e isa Darrell W1 1 in the lie-liinel the flute was lletirfft falclain Pitcher were l z- llugt r NN atts. limi l 1'ttllldIl.dIltlcJC0fgE La r im 1 9 fig, W A , iff, 3 4 2 1 fi AX BUDDY WAGNER RALPH WEBER 1 f - 4, . ,' , , V1 A ' :ii 2, 'Qi ' inf 4 . Q. M452-, 'fi JQ 2 f 'Lf ,v 1 ' W Lim-4 ' .,. wk: Q' L , sw' JW f- ig , V ,W A gif ' ,lift , 2 I 3 gffiff iff? Q. JY rffggi K ff Q 4 X? '51, Ji? W ,T 'il ' N . AM , 5' W4 1 ,i f' A A A 2 ffs:gX f Lf Y , ag? ' L V ' wa LW GENE BERNARD A E K sf V' 2 Qjfk., 5 my X V as 'V z 3 1 1 3 ,w My A ,X fx, gm f . fgiff- 1 iiihf 3' ,Q M, A 1 ,. C Y ROGER WATTS vm DELOY DESARO TAYLOR PHILLIPS RHEA PEARSON Flrst Smgle vu'- DOROTHY KLETKE Fxrst Doubles JERRI BEEGHLEY Second Doubles LINDA ROBINSON Third Slngle JOAN REYNOLDS Second Smgles J EAN NAY Flrst Doubles Gzrls Tennzs Team, As usual Parma had a good turnout for the age old sport of tennls but for the flrst time ln quite a Whlle the girls bested the boys Durmg the season Parma won only three of thelr matches but much valuable experience was gamed as the boys team had only two semor boys and glrls The glrls team conslsted of .lean Nay, Dorothy Kletke, Rhea Pearson, Joan Reynolds, Llnda Rob mson, Amyr Swanson and Jerryln Beeghley. Qi'-.4 xe ' c' s . . S a .S I . O 9 C . , . . , . Third Singles ff , GARY VIORGAN Second Singles Boys Smgle DARWIN ARNOLD First Singles EDWARDS RODNEY SMITH First Doubles JERRY PINKSTON First Doubles KENNETH NAY Second Doubles LARRY WAGSTAFF Second Doubles Boys Tennis Team The boys were Tom Ashby Dallas Edwards Gary Morgan, Kenneth Nay Larry Wagstaff Darwm Arnold Jerry Pihlcston and Rodney Smith In the SRV tennis tournament Jean Nay and Dorothy Kletke carried the Parma colors to a first in the girls' doubles and Dallas Edwards was second in the boys singles In the District 3-tournament Jean Nay and Dorothy Kletke again came in first and Dallas Edwards was again eliminated by his arch-rival Dan Owens of Meridian by the score of 6-4, 15-13. In the Idaho State tennis tournament Dorothy Kletke and Jean Nay were once more victorious. Mr. Greer very willingly coached the tennis enthusiasts and with 12 returning lettermen Parma should produce a bang-up net squad next year. ' v V 4 X 9 4 , 4 'Q Sfllllfiilljl. le-fr to right: flarrwle' liyram, Y:-rl'-4-n Smith. l.imlu llunagun. Hfmrliv Hake-r. Wugdtaff. Qu:-lla Riflvr. lliunnw' Fvhimmf-I-. Yvonne- Urr. Km-vling: He-4-ky Hakf-. Hvlvn 5 Har-1l4-Il l'1-arum. ffzlrul Xnn Nlillvr, Us-tty linn-n1an.aml xlyrnu Hull. -Q, ,.4lL.,f.,.f.AQA- . 4fuac'h H.-XI.l.lE JENSEN G' I 9 S b ll LT S 0 If cz Thr- girlf Snftball te-am wurnw up. 0 I N n 4139? Y ' Q f Q ... fifgsif . in A 6, f. 4 ff- agxhf' fa 551 A -'Dv 5, x 'Was x '43, we .I f. .5 .' . , - 4.,-M-. -- e..s V.. V N -. wp- ' 1' .'L'9's'x ,-'S z , A 'Mrk'-Q' 't-gr! -5- .'- 'LW'--A 'H 4 Ext'-FRTQQ Q' '-- ' 'J-.' -'A s-vw. . - -' , .. J .A kv-'Q--4 S fre' - An- 1, X v A .v ' 5 . Y -2 . ls L . - , ,vi no . 5 .. , - n - ' U , ,,Li,, V' .Q ,,4g,,,,z, , Nm 9--5 The- svmild war typing: stumlenl- aim fur awurary and spf-mi In be-ttf-r thvir typing ability. mw'w'S 'L.,., , W ,M M' I- Learn in 32' IJUSUIPSS prllfellllre N- , wiiiirig- In-lpx he-r xlurlvnts with tlu-ir lim-kk.-i-piiigx prfllvlvlii-. Nli J E- e-niiing+ dictate-4 In he-r short hanil Nturlvnt- fluring: thflir daily +-xer to speak and write correctly Another issue of the P.H.S. Journal is meeting the completion deadline under the direction of Mrs. Witty. A I' Nlrs. Yensen's English I students are Constructing Treasure Island as they study it in their literature. VN QW ,Z vw Mm fuss' if af 1 W A Nlrs. Witty's Spanish l students qrt learning to communicate in the lan guage' of our southern neighbors. 'w.-. - A ,S if, Vt!! Mr, l5evington's general science stu- dents demonstrate their personal proj- ects in their class period. 'I Li to explore the fields of science The physics students under the direc- tion of Nlr. Duree study the science of matte-r and motion. ..- .mix The science of the characteristics of elements and simple substances is studied in Mr. Duree's chemistry class. l,. . f0lUHkWMUNd zuorhi affairs Mr. Bevington paint- out placw- at' interest pertaining In tht- study of Anwriran history. lu inf? if 4 r I ' nauvtwnf ts. N L.. 1- Q'- 'ISAHI A I gui: is I 3 .- 1 I 5 iff 4 fr, fw, gap t 's to prepare for hdsure dine The library is a DIBCE' for reference work or leisure reading. Hrs. Peterson is the librarian. Hr. Nlathf-w-an inftruvt- hi- ftuilen on tht- -ulry-4-tx of NKIVIUIUQIY ami p x chalogry. f 135 V 'li wnqhwww ft lf'.'..ff'f The boys in Mr. Greens shop Classes learn the arts of welding. electric wiring. plumbing and wood working. ijt! to strive for better living n-:IW M 1 if ,gr Horne econoniics cuvers many subjects 'I tl such as cooking. sewing. and interior decorating under the able instruction of Bliss Kratzburg. x . 9 '0'vuv-.---v..,.,, 6 bum Mn, 1 u N'-'EZ 'w 0 f L-tgp fm. . Miss Katzburg's art students are de- veloping their talents in this field. to develop uccurucx' f Sturlvnt- in Nlrf. Str-wartl ggclrrllavtry rlafs an' 1'0I1NITUf'liI'lQI figurv- at thf hlar:kbnar4l. Mrs. Stewart? algebra students are working out their problem assignments. WM V ,wf u' ' fy. , H ' ' 13 ,rf v ,fff x -'F r ff' 'ar gf If qs!! i Um uw!! Wff., -x 'x Nu- 'ze ll of IIILHIIVIIHI ivivnl in lhr- 4-wry UL'-. 1-ral math Nllltlvlllf be GCTIIQ Curious SaL'a0'e9' Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS on November I8 and I9 ,Q sf QI A 'Q Mrs. Savage Florence ,,,.. Fairy .Vac Hannibal Mrs. Paddy Jeff ., .. ,, IAA.- 4,44-.A-sta-ilii .r W - ,:,ff ' f l T e Cast KAREN DOBBS DELORES WELLIVER AMYR SWANSON ,, MARVIN JOHANSON BETTY BOZEMAN TOM ASHBY MRS. Director , ,,,, , 8' .fKImvv: 'I'l'11- final curtain vull. Left: Mrs. Savagr Beluwz Mi-f XUIIPUII give- laxt minute- in-truetion 11155 Wzllw Dr Emmet! L1lxBelle XXX EN ANN RODNFH QNIITI-I CLKRINE WOOD Titus JOHN I KCKLXND , DOYLE CORNWELI. Student Dire for SHIRLEY CORBETT Samuel ALICE YENSEN Agatha Reed jim .llerrilf .Watt Cole , G rave S' Woody M Woods .lliss Nlzafl-.'fPjor41 ,lliss Hirdeshau' Ur. Pin Ifllfn Griswolrf Ginny Ilerrifl Ilary .VPU Dodge Prof. Dingley Agatha Reed and Grace Woody Woods il A , 'mn , 3 .Vg -may .H Gfoodbye, M Fancy THESPIAN PLAY March 23-24 ANIYR SWANSON BILL BORDEN JOE DILLEY DELORES WELLIYER CLARINE WOOD SHARON NELSEN DARWIN ARNOLD KAREN DOBBS MARION COX LINDA DINAGAN KENNETH SALINDERS v y sz f' if U21 17-F17 V 'gm--.1 Claude Crisuoolrl Caro! ,, fo Iflarisse Susan .4melia TPIPIIIIIUIIP .Ilan Janitors Slurfent Direzfur llirertor 'I x-, n-P'-f Q , MARVIN JOHANSON NAONII CORNWELL GEORGIA WIGHT BETTY ROZEBIAN JERRALXN IIEECHLY SHIRLEY CQORBETT DOYLE CORNWELL BILL IIILTZ MICK WEST NAOBII IIORNWELL ALICE YENSEN I I had Ceor 4- Camer t .,, ntl. g V on look up what dope i ,, . 1 , he had on Merrel F reshmari Initiation Olli0ll!4 allti Gaflif. 'iwvhal 3 beautiful Concert A ,Ll ! What an athletic group A Senior gets his shoes shined Aren't we beautiful! Next stop. McCall! Hank displays his talents. Senior Sneak Early morning dip at Starkyl J-3 'ffsr 4 ...ax ii Mr. Mathewson and students take it easy at Shore Lodge J Royalty Homecoming Queen and Attendants Karen Dobbs, Clara Coates. Jo Anne Smith, Queen MILDRED WATSON, Eileen Lee, Betty Wong, and Karen Pett. Queen ANN EVANS, and King BRUCE CARPENDER I Queen GEORGIA WIGHT 1 P-L King RALPH WEBER A . ,ff ti 5 a N I Iunior Carnival Pantherette Ball Tun-Off Queen - ana' Attendants ' Coates. Ann Evans. Eileen Lee. ancl Queen SANDRA ALLEN. Karen Dobbs. Linda Robinson. Clara Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Remem ber 4'I'll April Q!! If N WM QU 'J ' f ' I ff' ,gi 1X I 429' Q, ,im ,Y 2,4 Z az Q4 an 141 W ,ffl M 1 1.3. I , ,,Q, yA ' A- HA ,. ff! Q ' V ., . V fn' P' 1 J if , O 2 . V 1' - x , I ' M M V, , . wg, X, ,V , . --'fn' 5 ,'x ':'r ' ,,, df QW , Q 5 5 -1- r 1' H Q 5: , ,f , M' ' A nf? , we 9 vvf K 1 L. , - ,ln ily ' 3- 'bl 1 . , x sf x X 1 M mgmf- ,V ,J--' M ' , ,,4.r,., S, b ., , V K FM., A .. A fu 'jc L. 4 ,, 1: lip .2 u, '15-Wm Qi,?UQ..g-H . ' ,'. . ifggifg i .., Wm.. , V f wifi fl' N - .- E . . +,1.Q Jw, A ,Wag ax XNRNL M, . i , xml -,L .,,,,,,w QL, f , 44 f 3 U44 , 1 A ,M .d.. 4 4 +L aff f 'z 4 iw, 'd-xvfhfj? if , A School Li e Panthe Ft its Drill Team pr r form at home- game. 1 Burning of the Notus Pirate' lwffm- the' Hmnccnniingr pa- raflv. 'S-.... Our janitor. Wayne Schiminels -'SN A -Pisir an in Nturly hall, Rnyw- i5 busy Qtudying in the library. NEPTENIBER D Wet er there 6 Nchool Start 10 Football Jamboree 16 'Nlar ln there 23 New Plymouth there 30 W llcler here DECENIBER 2 Adrlan here 3 Welser there 6 Payette there 8 'Vlatmee of Band Concert 9 Fall Band Concert 13 New Plymouth there 16 'Vlarsmg here 20 Frultland here ZZ Emmett there 23 Chrlstma Vacatxon MARCH 9 Pantherette Ball 16 Basketball Banquet 19 Vlerldlan Tennls 23 Thesplan Play 24 Coodby Nly Fancy 28 Class Meetlngs 28 Caldwell Tennis 30 Good Frlday No School' School Calendar Fa OCTOBER 1 Notu here 11 Wlarchln Band CllFlIL 14 Nllddleton there 21 Homedale here 25 Senlor Pictures 22 Aclrlan there Wmter JANLARY 3 Back to bchool 6 Notus here 7 Mt Home there 10 Mlddleton there 13 Homedale here 13 Tlp Off Came 11 Adnan there 24 New Plymouth here 27 Marsmg there 31 Frultland here Sprmg 6 ,lumor benxor Prom and Banquet 10 'Nlarsmg Tennls 12 Sprlng Concert 13 D1 trlct 'Nlu IC Fe tn al 19 Ny ssa Termls 23 Payetts Tenms Zo U of 1 Band Concert Zo benlor qneak' l l ll NOVEMBER 4 Erultland here 12 JUIIIOI' Carmy al 14 Football Banquet 18 Semor Play 19 The Curlous Sayage 24 Thanksgly mg Vacatlon FEBRUARY 1 Notus there 10 lVI1ddleton there 11 Welser here 21 SRV Speech Clmlc 25 Basketball Tourney 29 More Tourney 29 Pep Club Marches class IS the story of my expenence 1n the World War 1 Andy IN But coach what was the rest of the army used for? 'VIAY 3 F H A Fa hlon bhow 4 SRC Tenm Tournament 5 Dlstrlct Track 'Nleet 11 12 Dlstrlct Tenm Tourney 11 12 DISITICI Ba eball Tourney 11 Senlor Breakfa t 13 Baccalaureate 14 Commencement Dance After yn ard - , .S - 7 S . 3 i T S , . g . .h . , y Q. U l ' . - D J U C f V , . . . E L, , , 1 M l I A I, ' X : o Q in T , . . 1 . N Y , , 44 - - as 17 Meridian here ' 1 ' ' 30 Coach Mathewson: And that, , , ' S ' 3 'l.: , ' . ' -C ' . .. . s ' 3 ' 1 ' ' 's . .S . h S. S . 1 - , . . .S V .4 77 ' , ',, . - - ' ,, A , , A I . S U, . ' ' -' ' s ', . l - T ' U ..... -l . 4 r Chool Li e Xluxiv hnuw. jlflIl.liIl1l high -1-luml l,21lHlH'l'l'Klf'N Illilkillgi pfvlllvpivllli N-num wm again! nd I na, I flfHllt'ClPII1iIlg Float Xnnual rlranup day is he-re' Studying harfl nr hardly ftuflying? Yx2R ! '! .-. .. .. I H 4 .-. A-A ,, I' H -X I-.1 hwn Nhfm H Q-Q 1 1 r. Ht-vingtnnl prizv ftuflwnt That Clarinet section! -Q- 0-i. K . sv X. K. v J Ms X I O 1 r ' O ' 'JO s 119 . .4 -4, '75, .o b-.1 Q' x 'f,+',fix I Q , ' A ' X. A. ' 4 , Q .L .sph 6 .. x . s ' A, , . - 05: l f'x' .fx-5 Q 'wp ' '4 ' 'f .Q , u . 'X' V Ek S I Q' ' i s xifi :V Hz. as V, ' '. x , 'Q 3 X A - L 4 -5. v, Q . .aa - -Q. - M is 5 gf-L '- bf' x . 11,'F 1 ' X q is Q . x ' ,. X Q. , . 9 3 o K -X 'K x - .,. 6 - . K . .fy ,S , Q. 3 . y . , S S EEL W gf DRUG fl HA SEELY DRUG Parma Idaho Dual 2 245l Ln PARMA MERCAN TILE Parma, Idaho Dual 2 2I5I ,N 4 1 f,' E .9 PIL 'I K C H Lf V Z , I . ' 11153, 3 , ' . Q i 4,-.lp V 4' 2a ' -c I ' I I 4 Q , b 1- 1 Pr ' PM Q XQIQQR . V .X . P' Q ' I V. ,, yy, ' in 1 Qf N H, vu ,i 5 IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK Parma Idaho Dual 3 302I 2' PARMA FOOD CENTER Parma Idaho Dual 4-28II THE NEWS QI RIBI NE Spokesmen for 1'he Wesfern Snake River Valley CALDWELL IDAHO JC. 5 Zi: RIA. J C WATSON C0 Dual 426II Parma Idaho BURNS CHEVROLET CO I2 3 Pa- 'I gg J. W. 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S If M J Mfr dm Vi I W,A,W,. ..,..--1 . if-X , A ,X ,f 'O 1 .fb T , T , o a we , a o ia -83 REVERE S BARBER SHOP O K RUBBER WELDERS D l4205l PARMA SEED CO Parmlda Seeds Seed Grams Clover Alfalfa Pasture and Lawn Seeds Fertlllzers PARMA IDAHO DIAL 2 2I2I lm REDDY 'For Worlc' Grandfafher 1'l1ougl1+ +he only ilnng I could do was supply elecfrlc llglnl' To day everybody lmows I perform hun 5 . f be doing fhmgs never fhoughl' of be ore So plug me In lm REDDY al' your servnce . Q IDAHO POWER COMPANY Parma Idaho Dual 22I7I 0 dreds .of useful services. Tomorrow I'll J f . i D ' G. W 1 FRANK S GROCETERIA GREEN S JEWELRY o 36 Dl299l C 'IZ'-' CURT5 ROBERTSON AGENCY Parma, Idaho Dial 2-2l8l Parma, Idaho Dial 2-208I PARMA PRICES STORE BODY AND PAINT D I2 09. 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Dia -2I3I ia -3 B Y 86 Caldwell, Idaho DiaI 9-75I2 I20 . im aI Ave. ia -7 a we, a o ia -8 S E JOHNSON CO 2 PARMA WATER LIF TER P d PARMA IDAHO DIAL 2 262l CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Cld ll ldh W h 1' Th f h H lp d 1' A SUCCESS THE ANNUAL STAFF X fX TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO M14 ff X , Q fn? 12 '11, FT hun-15 Q-'MQ iff, ' FL. 9 ' v . X ,-V 4 1 ,1,fo-. ,W u 5 . l. ,wa 'o 5 -in ns Inf 55 L ,. A . 053. 1. V., 4 4 rg vi pg? 3111 1 : V f 1 4. 1' - 'fin .I Q 5: ' mg! fi' X y 1 ' Iii L Q I 1 m., 1 I Q z.,?,,.