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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1957 volume:

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K. 4 4 1 , ' V -aw Wg V ,. ff pm 3, ,A aww R'- .....'Qf-if L ,J E E S W E 1 x X N E E S E S Qi Q H EI Q S 'F S t the mathematics department l guidance, freely given. Even llef in a are for our own good. Her shoipmy her smile and warm greeting wheneverjmi wherever you see A 1 Everydi' y ho graduates fig!! a High has Mrs. Stewart for a teacher at one ti or another, anydjzigof the graduates profits, not only from the academi gyoiis Sheggszhes us, but from Mrs. Stewart herself, her way of life aiigsjleriiaea-lst' ti' i kr . A Q F all this and mugh gfiore, which fwbrds cannot express, we dedicate the 46-57 publication i HPANTHERDTALESU to 1 Q G 5. JEANETTE STEWART at t .Q i il 2 3 5 E 5 si E 5 2 i w L 3 se 3 Q S 5 1 Q af ., Z gk Q Q4 S E EW CHOOL A D H0 IT CREW f ,wgmf..fiv 'ww QHf2f43,ws41uffff-wwf f ' v - ,, ..., , ff .. 'ann-wi, AI first there was nothin V g ' - i .QV vfsfiw T fi-, kN4'l.f' ' ' ' six . ,.f-f wvf'--fpffk-Q ., ., -'f wx w fw- l ' S 55 . -W' i ' ' ffvv if , L 3x,y, ' .' 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Seated: Don Cole, Ten Davisg Chairman Lloyd Nelson, Parmag and Olive Troyer, Clerk. ? 5 w 5 2 lt 2 in if Q Q Y 4 if K .IENNETTE STEWART Attended: College of Idaho, Colorado S'ate Teachers, College, and University of Idaho Teaches: Algebra I and Il, Trigonometry and Plane and Solid Geometry BLANCHE .IENNINGS Attended: Iowa State College, University of Iowa, and College of Idaho Teaches: Typing I and II, Bookkeeping and Shorthand LUCILLE PETERSON Attended: College of Idaho and University of EOHIIEICID a 1 ornia Teaches: English IV and Speech Advises: Library, Senior Class, and Thespians CLAUDINE KRATZBERG Attended: College of Idaho, and Wheaton College Teaches: Home Economics I, II, and III Advises: Sophomore Class BONITA WITTY Attended: Eastern Oregon College of Education and College of Idaho Teaches: English II and III, Journalism, and Spanish I and II Advises: Annual Staff DAR MATHEWSON Attended: Weber Junior College and Brigham Young University Teaches: Government, Sociology, and Psychology Advises: Senior Class and is Head Coach JOHN LANHAM Attended: College of Idaho Teaches: J 0 MARSHALL Attended: Monmouth College Teaches: Biology, Physics, and Chemistry Advises: Junior Class World and American History and English II Advises : Junior Class, Student Council, and is Assistant Coach RICHARD STROUD Attended: College of Idaho and University of Idaho Teaches: Band and Chorus HARRY HOCH Attended: University of Idaho Teaches: Vocational Agriculture Advises: Sophomore Class and FFA MARJ MITCHELL Attended: Albion State Normal School Teaches: Girls, P.E. W 11 I s 'If J l tl 4 ... WMS' Bxwaksmqfv Y 'SF' It .' 47:9 N' wa-mal 'if :fp V' J? ,-aff-aim Wx .fr o 'MQKW 4 N FALL Inelooking on the happy autumn-fields, And thinking ofthe days that are no more. ALFRED LORD TENNYSC OPHOMORE President, Doyle Cornwellg Vice President. Donna Nedbalekg One section of the three En lish II cla ses Sergeant-at-Arms, ,lim Cottierg Secretary, Radell Pearson: Advisors, Claudine Kratzhurg and Harry Hoch: Treasurer. Teressa Stepp. Richard Admyers Bob Ashby Bonnie Baker Clarence Bale Betty Bozeman Merlene Brown Joyce Carter Joyce Cearley Shirley Chaloupka Duane Codr Doyle Cornwell J im Cottier Glen Crawforth Wanda Cunningham Maxie Dane Alfred Daves Betty Davidson De Loy Desaro Mike Dixon Verna Eason Gale Esterday Billy Hiltz Bill Fletcher Herman Ford Judy French 7am Dum, 7am Za ga, ,. ' , Lrg-' ,u w Elsie Fuqua Vernie Hawkins Linda Jenkins Linda Metcalf Carol Obendorf Ann Peterson Carolyn Graham Anna Higgins Etsel Johnson Carol Miller Jerry Padilla Marvin Pen Veneta Hansen Walter Humble John Kletke Dale Morgan Fred Parsons Norma Poulsen Al Harris J im Hines Bob Littlefield Montie Mullen ,lohn Parsons .lim Pritchard Mary Harris Al Holfeldt Kent Mann Donna Nedbalek Dean Peabody David Reynolds Tom Harris Cecil Horn Barbara Martin Eddy Nelson Robert Pearcy Quella Rider Kenneth Hamilton Janice Howard Mary McDaniel Sharon Nelsen Radell Pearson Clyde Roberts 7m Dawn, 7m to Dan Rohrbacker Lureta Simpson Mike Sweet Beverly Sharen Eleanor Gordon Larry Romans Sanders Scott Seward Simmons Ruth Ann Verleen Teresa Cary Walter Smith Smith Stepp Stiehl Storms Elmon James David Bob Steve Thompson Thompson Trost Troxel TYSOH David Beth Leroy Virginia .l OYCC Wagner Wagstaff Watson Watson Weyand The sophomores are the largest class in the school, numbering ninety-three. Having learned all the dols and don'ts from superior upperclassmen while freshmen, we were ready to settle down as sophomores and really get things done. As a result we took first place with our Halloween skit and held two successful parties, one near Christmas and the other in the second semester. In 1956 sophomores could be found taking an active part in the following clubs and organizations, on the annual staff, Doyle Cornwell, Betty Bozeman, Sharon Nelsen and Mike Sweet, on the Student Council, Doyle Cornwell, Betty Bozeman and Eleanor Scott, and on the paper staff, Doyle Cornwell and Steve Tyson. The Pep Club president was a sophomore, Betty Bozeman, and the secretary, Eleanor Scott, and treasurer, Helen Suter, also were sophomores. Doyle Cornwell, a sophomore, was the F.F.A. reporter and all the F.H.A. officers were sophomore girls. Sophomore boys were also found in the Panther Club and taking an active part in sports. Nelda Seward Helen Suter Linda Ulrich HOMECOMING Eleanor Zaldain, Mary Noel, Veon Orr, Elaine MCCool Queen ,lo Anne Smith YELL LEADERS Z 3 5 Amyr Swanson, Beverly Beshey, Lyla Ellibee, Haeclell Pearson DARWIN MATHEWSON Varsity C oach Parma .....,, ,.,,, 7 Parma ,,.,.,, ,---- 6 Parma .,.,,,, A,,,- 0 Parma .,,.... s,,,,,,13 FOOTBALL Most of Parma's 755-'56 football team graduated in the spring of 356, so this year was spent in rebuilding the team. Also, this was the first year in Class HA league, so, although the team failed to win a single game, Coach Dar Mathewson showed no disappointment. Altogether about 45 boys turned out for practice. There were five seniors, seven or eight juniors, and the rest were sophomores. The team lost Don Fisher early in the season because of injuries received in the Payette game. At Graduation time the team will lose Bruce Carpender, Glen Knapp, Lloyd Hammond. Jerry Pinkston and Don Fisher. However, the remainin la ers romise to form an excellent 3 P Y P foundation for next year's team. Weiser ........,,........,,.... 33 Parma ....... ..... 7 Payette ...... New Plymouth ,.,.,,,,,, 25 Parma .,..... ,.... 0 Emmett ---- ............. Ontario ...,....... ..,..,., 2 6 Parma ,r.,,,s ...., 0 Vale ...... ....... Meridian ...,,, ,,.,..,, 3 3 Parma ,,r,... ........ 1 4 Nyssa .... ....... Kneeling: David Wagner, Estel Johnson, John Holsclaw, Bob Bales, Dan Rohrbacker, .lim Pritchard, and Bob Littlefield. Standing: Coach Dar Mathewson, Lloyd Hammond, Bruce Carpenter, Raymond Young, Jerry Pinkston, Fred Parsons, ,lim Cottier, Steve Tyson. JOHN LANHAM F rash-Soph C aach Kneeling: Leroy Watson, Bob Troxil, George Dilly, Bill Brabtree, Jim Hines, Jim Striker, John Elsberry, Gaylord Scripture, Eddie Johnson. Standing: Coach, John Lanham, Kent Mann, Mike Dixon, John Merriel, Stan Pett, David Reynolds, Willard Johnson, Kenneth Knohlock, and David Trost. FP D' ham l L. Kneeling: Gene Bernard, Don Fisher, Leon Dolence, Deloy Desaro, Doyle Cornwell, Mike Dixon, and Bill Hiltz. Standing: Joe Dilly, Bud Wagner, John Parsons, Roy Codr, Glen Knapp, Clyde Roberts, and Walt Humble. BRUCE CARPENDER 175 lb. Fullback Two years Experience Senior Co-captain DON FISHER 150 lb. Quarterback One year Experience Senior JOE DILLEY 155 lb. Center One year Experience Junior RAYMOND YOUNG 185 lb. Tackle 1 year Experience Junior BUD WAGNER 170 lb. Halfback Two years Experience Junior Co-captain JERRY PINKSTON 145 lb. End One year Experience Senior JENE BERNARD 140 lb. Halfback 1 year Experience Junior JOHN HOLSCLAW 160 lb. Halfhack One year Experience Junior GLENN KNAPP 190 lb. Tackle One year Experience Senior LLOYD HAMMOND 160 lb. End One year Experience Senior LEON DOLENCE 145 lb. Haifback 1 year Experience Junior BOB BALES 140 lb. Quarterback One year Experience Junior ROY CORDER 170 Ib. Tackle One year Experience Junior JIM PRICHARD 135 lb. Halfback One year Experience Sophomore DAVID WAGN ER 195 Ib. Guard One year Experience Sophomore MIKE DIXON 155 Ib. Center One year Experience Sophomore FRED PARSONS 180 lb, Guard One year Experience Sophomore J IM COTTIER 155 Ib. Guard One year Experience Sophomore ETSEL JOHNSON 180 lb. Guard One year Experience Sophomore ROYCE UPSHAW MSIQEET JACK MANGUM JOHN PARSONS 165 lb. End One year Experience Sophomore BOB LITTLEFIELD 160 lb. Fullback One year Experience Sophomore DAN ROHRBACKER 180 lb. Guard One year Experience Sophomore MANAG E N NUAL TAFF Seated, left to right: Frances Packwood, Betty Bozeman, Sharon Nelsen. Jerralyn Beeghly, Phyllis Jenkins, Clarine Wood, Georgia Wight, Doyle Cornwell, Mike Sweet. Kneeling: Bill Borden, Rodney Smith, John Lackland, Marvin Johnson, and Joe Dilley. Advisor, Mrs. Witty. iuheana ' SWEET OR SOUR! ! and , The 1957 Annual Staff began Work in the summer of '56 when Editor Georgia Wight, Co- editor John Lackland, and Business Manager Marvin Johansen met at the home of the advisor, Mrs. Bonita Witty, and chose the staff and began plans on the page layouts. It was decided that the annual would have fewer pages than in previous years because the freshmen are no longer counted in high school. We hope to make up in quality what it lacks in quantity, and that it will be a true record of a happy, profitable year in Parma Senior High School. p OFFICE STAFF EIOFIEI left to right: Marsha Burgess, Linda Robinson, Clarine Wood, Georgia Wight, and JoAnne mit . LIBRARY STAFF From left to right: Deanna Bennett, Lynette Ellihee, Joan Reynolds, Nadine Raff, Pat Callison, Kenneth Saunders, Veonne Orr, Mary Noel, Marie Chambers, Karen Pett, Millie Raney, Shirley Hild, Mrs. Peterson, and Ann Dibhle. TONS OF MONEY Right: Going native on us, John? THE CAST Aubrey ,,,,,,,,-,, , ..,..,..,,,,,,...,.,... LACKLAND Louise -,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,, ....... D ELORIS WELLTVER Jean Everard ,,.,.,.....,. ....... G EORGIA WIGHT George Maitland ....., .................... D ON STIEHL Sprules -,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.... ...,..... M ARVIN JOHANSON Simpson ,. ....... SHARON NELSEN Giles .,,,,,,,,,, ......... R ODNEY SMITH Henery ,,,,,,,,,., ......... ,B ILL BORDEN Miss Mullet ....... ......... J ERRI BEEGHLY Director ,,,,.,.,, ..-... MRS. PETERSON Left: The shock must have been too much for her Presented by THESPIANS Troupe No. 835 J Parma High School November 18 and 19. . 9 THE PIANS L Standing: Kenneth Saunders, Bill Borden, Rodney Smith, Lester Robinson, Marvin Johanson, John Lackland, Doyle Cornwell, Don Stiehl, and Joe Dilley. Seated: Georgia Wight, Betty Bozeman, Ann Evans, Sharon Nelsen, Shirley Corbett, Jerralyn Beeghly, Clarine Wood, Delores Welliver, Amyr Swanson, and Mrs. Peterson. The ambition of all Parma High School stu- dents interested in dramatics is to become Thes- pians. To achieve this honor a student must earn ten points by appearing in school dramatic pro- ductions, and after joining, members continue to accumulate points, each ten points leading to a star. This is an organization for the advance- ment of Dramatic Arts with troupes in 2,000 high schools in the United States. The Parma Thespian Troupe No. 835 is a member of the National Thespian Society. On November 15-16 the Thespians presented their annual play, the three-act farce, Tons of Money. , At the speech clinic held in the high school building at Parma, February 22, the Thespians received an excellent on the one-act farce, George, under the able direction of Delores Welliver. V A The Thespian officers are: President, Marvin Johansong Vice President, John Lacklandg Sec- retary, Shirley Corbettj Treasurer, Jerralyn Beeghlyg and Advisor, Mrs. Lucille Peterson. 'dwmwf 29 A scene from a rehearsal of the Thespian play, Tons of Money! From left to right: Delores Welliver, Louise Arlington, Georgia Wight, Jean Everard, and John Lackland, Aubrey Arlington. A BUSY TIME WAS K '1.:i7L?3.:S -. ' iii?- 2 3 A IM Q 'J Sergeant-at-A rms ,..,........,,.. BYRON STANDERFER UNIGR CLASS OFFICERS President .,,,..,,,,..,,..,................................. JOE DILLEY Vice President ,,.... ........ J OHN LACKLAND Secretary ,,,,...,.,,, .......... J ERRI BEEGHLY Treasurer ............... ................. C AROL BYRAM we new 7 fe gem? Sendafw As Juniors we were glad to share With Seniors in their last affairs, And though the present disappears, BO? B-?lE hl Its joy will reach throughout the years em seg y When other nights and other days May find us gone our separate Ways. Those Junior days that flew so fast, With plays, the Prom, the Work we've done, The Mardi Gras that could not last, The games we lost, the games We Wong Tho Juniors turn to Seniors Deanna Bennett And the years will disappear, Gene Bernard ' . , ' Beverly Beshey The memories we ve had and shared Will stay throughout the years. Carol Byram Vaola Carver Marie Chambers Sun Young Cho Roy Corder Joe Dilley Delores Dyer Cecil Eason CLASS ADVISORS MRS. MARSHALL and MR. LANHAM Kenneth Acocks Clark Easterday ,lim Eggler Lila Ellibee John Holsclaw Connie Horn John Lackland Maxine McCurry Elaine McC0ol Keith Mower Kenneth Nay Kenneth Olson Veonne Orr mamgf' ' '7aa!cwie ' and ' Z9Z4mfm?7wmmzd?mzgueZ ...,.-,.....-w.....,,,- -1 , .--my t-M ,,.,, ..,,,,1-,,:n.,.,.,.,,t.xNew W.Mn.Wai,,t., .,.:.mmmmrmYM,LgY f Frances Packwood He Sook Park Stanley Pett Ralph Poulson Kenneth Saunders Diana Schimmels Byron Standerfet Amyr Swanson Budy Wagner Mike West Ralph Wong Rose Wong Oleta Young Raymond Young Eleanor Zaldain PEP CLI' Back row: Vaola. Carver, Verleen Smith, Rose Wong, Carol Byram, Bonnie Baker and Beth Wagstaff. Second row: Donna Nedbalek, Clarine Wood, Raedell Pearson, Sharen Sanders, Judy French, Carol Miller, Teressa Stepp, Janice Howard. Front row: Betty Bozeman, Ann Evans, Eleanor Scott, Helen Suter, Quella Rider, Sharon Nelsen, Mary Harris, and Veneta Hansen. 7 ' ewwzmgam Wah ?oo4z!0wz 207454 Wtbfdfby During a very busy year, the Pantherettes held Left,right,1eft,right7lefnright a candy sale and had charge of concessions for several games. , The marching corps marched four times at basket- ' ball games and the Pantherettes presented the flag at all home games. The Pantherette Ball was held February 16. The theme, '4Hearts and Flowers, was carried out beautifully in the decorations, and a floor show, a waltz to the music of Irish Lullabyf, was pre- sented. Raedell Pearson and Buddy Wagner reigned as King and Queen with honors. Hank Houst and his orchestra furnished the music. Officers for the year were President, Betty Boze- mang Vice President, Anne Evansg Secretary, Eleanor Scott, and Treasurer, Helen Suterg Advisor, Mrs. Marj Mitchell. ANTHEB CL B Back row: Jim Cottier, Dick Admeyer, Deloy Desaro, Jim Pritchard, Mike Sweet, Etsel Johnson, Gary Stiehl, John Parsons, Dan Rohrbacher, and David Wagner. Second row: Walt Humble, John Holsclaw, Joe Dilley, Gene Bernard, Leon Dolence, Bob Bale, Buddy Wagner, Doyle Cornwell, and Bob Littlefield. Front row: Ralph Weber, Bruce Carpender, Bill Borden, Drew Rider, Jim Desaro, Dale Mark, Gerald Thomas, Royce Upshaw, and Mr. Mathewson. Qfaaafzmzd ' me deck The Panther Club members are boys of Parma High School who have lettered on at least one athletic team and are in good standing academically. The boys elected George Zaldain as their leader for the year. To assist him were Vice President Buddy Wagner and Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Weber. As George dropped school at the semester Bud took over the duties of President. The organization helped with the beet harvest and hauled onions for a number of farmers in the community. The profits from the project bought equipment for the new gym. During the initiation, the following were accepted as new members: Joe Dilley, Bob Littlefield, Leon Dolence, Doyle Cornwell, Dick Admeyer, Ray Young, David Wagner, Dan Rohrbacher, Jim Pritchard, and John Parsons. Head Coach: MR. MATHEWSON Parma ......., Parma Parma Parma A,,,,... Parma Parma Parma ,,,..... Parma ..,,..,. Parma ...,.... Parma ...,..,. Parma w,...... BASKETBALL The new gym saw plenty of action during the 1956-57 basketball campaign as large crowds witnessed the Panthers, hard-fought battles for their victories under the coaching of Dar Mathewson. Captain Dale Mark led Panther scoring with 295 points, followed by Mike Sweet with 196, Gerald Thomas with 165, Royse Upshaw with 131, and Buddy Wagner with 105 to round out starters. Scotty Beckley, John Parsons, Jim Desaro, John Holsclaw, Gene Bernard, ,lack Mangum, Roy Corder, and Drew Rider provided an excellent reserve. Although Parma won only seven games, about half of the losses were by less than five points. Seniors who played their last season were Mark, Thomas, Upshaw, Beckley, Desaro, Mangum, and Rider. The Frosh-Soph compiled a 9-win, 9-loss record for the season. Al- though Coach Lanham's boys lacked height, they gained valuable ex- perience and should be able to move up to take varsity positions next year. New Plymouth Parmanwc, --.....52 Nyssa -...----.46 Notus Parmaxx--- .-----..--41 Vale -,,--.--,.56 -,--.--- Ontario ,--,,,,,-1l-9 Parma.------ Payette -.--, ,,-,,,,,,,35 Nyssa Parma,--.,-- Weiser Payette Parma-----t- Meridian Emmett Nyssa Vale -.--,-,,,, M-,--,752 Meridian ---.,--,-44 Weiser ,,,m57 TOURNAMENT Emmett Parmaeq--- Nampa Parma --Af--.---.............. 43 Ontario .....,,,--,,,,,,. ,, ,--, 50 Parma ,.,,..,,................ 50 Nampa ...,,.,..,,,,,.,.,,,,e 52 From left to right: Coach Dar Mathewson, Mike Sweet, Roy Corder, Buddy Wagner, Royce Upshaw, Dale Mark. and Gerald Thomas. Frosh-Soph Coach: MR. LANHAM ' f . 7 . Standing: Cordon Sr-ward, Jim Pritchard. Larry Simmonf. Dick Ad- myvrs, Bob Ashby. Doyle Cornwell. David Trust. ,lim Cottivr. Tommy Moran. Etsel Johnson. and Deloy Desaru. Knve-ling: Lvroy Watson. Cary Sliehl, Walt Humble, Maxie Dane. and ,lim Hinvs. Courh Lanham. I Wad 7016! S ' .f From left to right: john Parsons, Scotty Beckley, John Hulsclaw. Drew Rider. jack Nlangum. Gene Bernard, and Jimmie Desaro. DALE MARK 67 Guard Two years Experience Senior Captain JIM DESARO 57 777 Guard One year Experience Senior JOHN HOLSCLAW 5, 9,, Forward 0 year Experience Junior Managers Left to right: GLENN KNAPP KENT MANN DAVID WAGNER BILL CRABTREE RAYMOND YOUNG dia . . 5.1 and Mewcilwww GERALD THOMAS 57 1075 Forward One year Experience Senior ROYSE UPSHAW 69 Forward One year Experience Senior MIKE SWEET 67 375 Center One year Experience Sophomore SCOTT BECKLEY 5' 11 Guard 0 year Experience ' Senior BUD WAGN ER 67 197 Forward O year Experience Junior JOHN PARSONS 6, Forward 0 year Experience Sophomore TIP - oFF QUEEN Queen Linda Robinson, Princesses Georgia Wight, Naomi Cornwell, Lynette Ellibee, and Mary Noel. CARNIVAL SWEETHEART KING AND QUEEN KING AND QUEEN Elaine lVIcCool and Leon Dolence Raedell Pearson and Buddy Wagner BA- D Front row: Veonne Orr, Eleanor Scott, Quella Rider, Carol Ann Miller, Eleanor Zaldain. Doris Simpson, Donna Nedbalek, and Veneta Hansen. BAND-First row: Don Fisher, John Lackland, Joyce Carter, Beth Wagstaff, Lyla Ellibee, Joe Dilley, Myrna Hull, Linda Dunagan, and Vaola Carver. Second row: Don Steihl, Marie Burkett, Marvin Johanson, Michael West, Corden Seward, Tom Codr, Bob Ashby, Jerry Pinkston, Robert Percy, Nelda Seward, and Lynn Robinson. Back row: Rodney Smith, Betty Bozeman, Kenneth Saunders, and Bill Borden. Standing: Clarence Bail, Mr. Stroud. and Delores Welliver. U71 mzdfdqdw Director RICHARD STROUD Besides attending a marching festival at the College of Idaho in November, the Parma High School Band of thirty-one members par- ticipated in the music clinic at Vale in February and entered the Music Festival at Nampa in April. Many members of the band formed ensemble groups such as the trumpet trio, brass sextette, clarinet quartet, flute trio, and others. Several members also played solos in the Music Festival. Two members, Linda Robinson and Marvin Johanson, were chosen to'participate in the All-Northwest Festival. About two thirds of the concert band united to form the pep band during the basketball season. This group was strictly extracurricular and all rehearsals were held after school hours. The pep band played for all the home basketball games, pep assem- blies, and attended most of the games away from home. Marvin Johanson was chosen director. 9 9 CHRLS CHORUS First row: Director Richard Stroud, Helen Suter, Phyllis Jenkins, Janice Howard, Doris Simpson ,loan Reynolds, Linda Robinson, Erla Mae Breshears, and Bonnie Baker. Second row: Beth Wagstaff, Millie Ranie, Carol Obendorf, Caroline Graham, Deanna Bennett, Francis Packwood Delores Welliver, Marsha Burgess, and Nadine Rafi. f- 'mms-' The Parma High School Chorus is a small but good group largely due to the instructor, Mr. Richard Stroud. The Chorus went to the festival this year at the Northwest Nazarene College. The music department presented a fall and spring con- cert in which the chorus had an active part. They also sang for a number of civic organizations. The octet, composed of eight girls and the pianist from the chorus, practices and sings for special organizations outside the chorus class. They also presented a number at the festival and had special numbers in the fall and spring concert. The chorus officers are: President, Linda Robin- son, Vice President, ,loan Reynolds, Secretary- Treasurer, Phyllis Jenkins. OCTET PEP BAND First row: Robert Percy, Linda Dunagan, Mvrna Hull, Don Fisher, and Lynn Robinson. Second row: Jerry Pinkston, Michael West, Tom Codi, and Beth Wagstaff. Third row: Rodney Smith, Bill Borden, Kenneth Saunders, Betty Bozeman, and Don Steihl. Standing: Marvin Johanson, Clarence Bales, and Delores Welliver. TWIBLEBS Doris Simpson, Carol Ann Miller, Veonne Orr, Eleanor Zaldain, Vaola Carver, Quella Rider, Donna Nedbalek. and Veneta Hansen. STUDE T COUNCIL Standing: Bud Wagner, Joe Dilley, Bruce Carpenter, Marvin Johanson Doyle Cornwell and Don Stiehl. Seated: Georgia Wight, Mr. Lanham, Linda Robinson, Dale Mark Jo Anne Smith Scott Beckley, Betty Bozeman, and Eleanor Scott. Representatives of all school-organizations form the Student Council or student government of the school. Under the leadership of President Dale Mark, Vice President Scotty Beckley, Secretary Linda Robinson, and Rhea Pearson, treasurer first semes- ter, and Jo Anne Smith, treasurer second semes- ter, they sponsored the Panther Jubilee, Twirp Week, and the graduation dance. Work on the Constitution which was begun last year was completed. Delegates were sent to the Elks Banquet at Caldwell. The Council also instituted a student court for the pur- pose of enforcing good conduct rules to benefit the new school. At the beginning of the '56-757 school term the Student Council joined the National Asso- ciation of Student councils, Whose purpose is to inform its members of the activities of other Student Councils and to help them with any problems they may have. The advisors of this governing organization were Mr. John Lanham and Principal Mr. Reid Bishop. Sedan! QL AA, 2i?5?ifi'5Z, A Y W ,-W, A mslissifm ffm A -f,Q ,A Ax? wa f :Qi A :. - mmf 2 . ,EA , - ffm sf M A., ,z A will , f my ,, . A , 1 A,,,wgilriQQg2E5iSw,AwW I W - igmiwisig ig ' WV., 339 gfisfffyg AA. Q, V vw? by gixaiil fm' :Eff W, 4' 153' . Q2 35 K 'Y wx ,gg K F, W R ng N K wwf ,gs ,ff - ' I . ,A A--k 7 A L E ' gg ,, ' K A AAqa23?f?'fwA KV MN ' ,Ak ,NX .L ir , wwf' R 45 , .,,A,Q ww ww PNK ww - egg: 11,0 g Q- I A -s,Am gif? if i:ll'C COYTII-Ugg will lmlow. will follow winter Meltmg ice and snow. 'R. w. JAQKSON Left to right: Mrs. Lucille Peterson, Advisor, Bill Borden, Vice Presi- dent, Jo Anne Smith, Treasurer, Mr. Dar Mathewson, Advisor, Joan Reynolds, Secretary, and Bruce Carpender, President. SENIOR Since entering- Parma High School four years ago the graduating class of 1957 has played a big part in its activities. The class has worked as a group functioning as one unit to take several firsts. Our Football float in the Homecoming Parade won the honors our first year and a Panther placed first the second year. Our frosh Halloween skit, THE HOUSE ON THE BLUFF , will be long remembered by every- one. Our Junior Carnival was a big success and a lot of fun. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom is another event to be added to our book of beautiful memories along with the fun of our 4'Senior Sneak and last, but not least, Graduation. We owe a great deal to our advisors of the past years: Mr. Carl Kitchen, Mrs. Hallie Mr. David Duree for the success we Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, Lucille Peterson and Dar Mathewson Jenson, and have had as and to Mrs. for the help and guidance they have given to us this past year. ' fab SCOTT BECKLEY 4'Look, he is winding up the watch of wit, by and by it will strilcef, Student Body vice president 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baicfbiall 3, 4, Paper staff 3, Student council 4, annual sta , 3. BILL BORDEN F or several virtues I have liked several women. Class vice president 4, Football 3, track 1, 3, 4, Panther club 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, I Remember Mama 1, 'The Man Who Came to Dinner 2, '4Good- by, My Fancyw 3, Tons of Money 4, If Mother Only Knewi' 4. MARIE BURKETT Alas, we're parting? Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 3. MARSHA BURGESS Our doubts are traitor and make as lose the good we oft might winf, Girls' softball 1, tennis 2, Pantherette club 1, 'FHA 1, Office staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Octet 4. ' 'EQ'2!i?.J2iWff1ff4fi DARRELL BUTCHER ulmprisoned I painfully remained a dozen years. Class Sergeant-at-Arms 13 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. PAT CALLISON Joy delights in joy. Pantherette club 3g Library staff 3, 43 Paper Staff 2. BRUCE CARPENDER After this, lifels journey begins. Caldwell 1, 23 Class President 43 Senior Play 43 Foot- ball 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 Trackg Panther Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Junior Carnival King 3. ERLA MAE CLEMANS BRESHEARS Honour, riches, marriage, blessings, long continuance, and increasing hourly joy be upon you. Presiden't3 Y-Teens 43 Library Staff 13 Paper Staff 2, 4g Office Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 4. ,4474ea?aadZ1y2 ' ' SHIRLEY CORBETT Shall I compare thee with a summer dayf' Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 43 Science Club Secretary 33 Goodbye, My Fancy 33 Pantherette Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 13 Band 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 HBetty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrowv 4. NAOMI CORNWELL Since thou lovest, love still and thrive tlzereinf' Goodbye, My Fancy 33 '4Nothing But the Truthl' 13 Pantherettes 1 2 3' Librar Staff 3 Pa er Staff 2' r , , Y 3 I3 , Thespians 43 Tip-Off Attendant 4. JIM DESARO My tales provoke the questionf, Class vice president 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 33 Panther Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Paper Staff 23 lf Mother Only Knew 4. ANN DIBBLE Oh, rejoice beyond a common joyf, Bethany, Oklahoma 13 Library staff 3, 43 Paper Staff 2. LINDA DUNAGAN The diamond - why, 'twas beautifulf' 4'Coodbye, My Fancy 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pantherette Club 3, FHA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 4, lf Mother Only Knew 4. DELORES ECHEVARRIA Here is everything advantageous to life. Mrrilage, Vizcaya, Spain 1. DALLAS EDWARDS He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous. Class secretary 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Honor Guard 3. LYNNETTE ELLIBEE Better three hours early than a few minutes late.', Softball 1, 2, Library staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Pantherette Club 3, FHA 1, Y-Teens 2, JV Cheerleader 1, If Mother Only Knew 4. ,,,fs:D', , ANN EVANS T his is to the nameless friend of yours. Nameless? Class Treasurer 1, Student Body Treasurer 2, Notbin' But the Truth 1, Curious Savage 3, Man Who Came to Dinner 2, 'Tons of Money 4, director 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, President 3, Tip-Off Attendant 3, Junior Carnival Queen 3. DON FISHER M en at some times are masters of their fate. Football 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 3. BRUCE GERMAIN The honorable manf, LLOYD HAMMOND '5Merrily, Merrily shall I live nowf' Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM HEROLD I do count the clock that tells the tirnef' Tennis 1, 2, 35 FFA treasurer 4. SHIRLEY HILD The hand that hath made you fair hath made you goodf, Softball Manager 15 Pantherette Club 35 Library Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Y-Teens 2. BOB HOFELDT He will do great thingsf' Notes, Idaho 15 Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Track 3. MYRNA HULL Let us not burden our remembrances with a heaviness that is gonef' Band 1, 2, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 45 Chorus 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. .f PHYLLIS JENKINS None that I love more than youf, Pantherettes 15 Paper Staff 25 Chem Lab Assistant 45 Y-Teens 15 Annual Staff 45 Science Club 2, 35 Chorus 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Octet 4. MARVIN .IOHANSON MA perfect actor on the stagef, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, President 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Student Council 45 Curious Savage 35 I Remember Mama 15 The Man Who Came to Dinnerl' 25 Good-bye My Fancy 35 Tons of Money 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Director 45 Quill and Scroll 4-5 null Mother Only Knew 4. GLEN JOHNSON Good men have bags of gold. Baseball 3. GLENN KNAPP She is mistress of his heartf, FFA 4, Sentinel 45 The Man Who Came to Dinner 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball manager 3, 45 Nothing But the Truth 15 Panther Club 3, 45 Library Staff 25 Thes- pians 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2. LEROY KRATZER This is the third time, I hope good luck lies in odd numbers. JACK MANGUM Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no moref, Nyssa 1, 2, 3, Basketball 49 Baseball 4, FFA Vice President 4. DARRELL MANNING As good luck would have it. Track 2, 3, 4, FFA 4. DALE MARK You never can tell who is your friend. There are so many. Class President 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 Panther Club 2, 3, 49 Student Body President 4g Student Council 4. and -2fo- ge MYRNA MINIUM Believe her eyes, they express her thoughts. FHA lg Band 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 3. GARY MORGAN I find my zenith doth depend on a most lucky staff, Tennis 3, 4. WAYNE MOSES There is time for all thingsf' FFA 4. MARY NOEL Here is her hand, the agent of her heartf' Nothing But the Truth lg FHA 13 Y-Teens 1, 2g Pantherette Club 1, 2, 3, Homecoming attendant 4g Tip-Off Attendant 43 lf Mother Only Knew 4. DREW RIDER 'LI hope I shall have leisure time to make good. Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Paper Staffi4. LESTER ROBINSON '4For he is of tall building. 'iNothing But the Truth 1, FFA 4, Thespians 3, 4, Paper Staff 3. LINDA ROBINSON She is merry and full of pleasuref' Chorus 3, 4, President 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Tennis 3, Pantherettes 1, FHA I, Student Body Secretary 4, Office Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Triple Trio 3, Octet 4, Tip-Off Attendant 3, Queen 4, Pantherette Ball Queen 2, Honor Guard 3. LYNN ROBINSON HA proper mon as one shall see on a summer's day. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4. ' :Jul pam DORIS ANN SIMPSON Experience is a jewelf' Pantherette Club 3, 4, Twirlers 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary of GAA 2. .IO ANNE SMITH '4She is like a rich jewel. Vale, Oregon 1, Science club 2, vice president 2, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Tennis 2, Paper Staff 2, Office Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, Triple trio 2, 3, Homecoming attendant 3, Queen 4, Honor Guard 3, Stu- dent Council 4. DON STIEHI., The Midnight Wander. Class President 1, FFA President 4, Nothing But the Truth 1, Tons of Money 4, The Man Who Came to Dinneri' 2, I Remember Mama 1, Football 3, Student goxncil 1, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band GERALD THOMAS lt is her I do love to look upon. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Panther Club 3, 4, FFA 4. it CORALEE OLSEN i'The artist is at work. Nyssa 1, 25 Paper Staff 35 Pantherette club 35 Tip-Off Attendant 4. ERNEST PAUL, JR. He is well worthy of many friendsf' Higgins 1. RHEA PEARSON W ith a heart that is willing, here is my hand. Student Body Treasurer 45 Softball 15 Tennis 2, 35 Pantherette Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 Y-Teens 1, 25 Student Council 4, Office 45 Library Staff 35 Paper Staff 35 Band 15 Tip-Off Attendant 4. KAREN PETT Beauty's Rose. Girls' Softball 15 Pantherette Club 1, 2, 35 FHA 15 Y-Teens 25 Library Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Homecoming Queen 2, Attendant 3. O I JERRY PINKSTON 'gThe trumpeter sounds. Football 45 Track 45 Tennis 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. NADINE RAFF Sheer cheer and great welcome make a merry feast. Y-Teens 15 Softball 15 Library Staff 45 Paper Staff 1, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Nyssa 1. MILLIE RANEY Better a little chiding than a great deal of heartbreakf' Y-Teens 1, 25 Girls' Softball 15 Library Staff 1, 2, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4. JOAN REYNOLDS But in heaven in thy creation did decree that in thy face sweet happiness should ever dwellf, Class Vice President 35 Class Secretary 45 Chorus Vice President 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 15 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Softball 45- Pantherette Club 1, 25 FHA 15 Y-Teens 15 Library Staff 45 Paper Staff 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2. ROCHELLE THOMAS The summer flower is to the summer sweet. Tennis 2. 4, FHA 1, Library Staff 3, Paper Staff 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 3. ALTHERA TROST 'QE1Jery why has a wherefore. Softball 2, 3, Pantherette Club 1, Library Staff 2, GAA Vice President 2, Chorus 2, 3. ROYSE UPSHAW I have loved her since l saw herf' Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 4, Panther Club 4. MARGARET CLARINE WOOD Tell me, where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the lzeadf, Nothing But the Truth 1, The Curious Savage 3, Goodby My Fancy 3, Pantherette Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Thespians 3, 4, Office Staff 3, lf Mother Only Knew 4. 4a4?m41lq ' RALPH WEBER Weleome.' My friends, all. Class Vice president 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3,14, Tennis 1, 2, Panther Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, FFA 4, Student Council 3, Pantherette Ball King 3. DELORES WELLIVER 'Wlarvellous sweet music? Thespians 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 'ANothing But the Truth director 1, i'The Man Who Came to Dinner 2, Goodbye My Fancy 3, January Thaw 1, The Curious Savagell 3, Tons of Money 4, Softball manager 2, Paper staff 4, Band 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Triple trio 3, Chorus 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Honor Guard 3. GEORGIA WIGHT Love is your master, for he masters you. Class Vice president 1, treasurer 2, Tons of Moneyu 4, Goodbye My Fancyl' 3, Tennis 2, 4, Pantherettes 1, 2, 3, President 3, Paper Staff 1, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Thespians 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant 1, Tip-Off Attendant 4, Pantherette Ball Queen 3. LARRY WAGSTAFF The Golden Agef, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Track 4, FFA 4. RODNEY SMITH W11y.' I said nothinglu L'Curious Savage 3, I Remember Mama 1, Tons of Moneyu 4, 4'Nothing But the Truth lg Tennis 1, 2, 3, Track 49 Annual Staff 45 Thespians 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA YORK 'iLife is subtle. Caldwell 1, 25 Paper Staff 4. GEORGE ZALDAIN The very instant that I saw you, did my heart fly to you, there resides to make me a slave to itf' Class President 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Panther Club 2, Vice President 3. President 4, Student Council 2, 4. GOODBY, SENIORS! GOOD LUCK!! uThe End Crowns Allin A rainbow span of twelve years, Painted upon a cloud ln blue for hope and in red for fears Finds end in the golden hour of today. . . . WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE THEY KEEP THE WHEELS TURNING DAR MATHEWSON WAYNE SCHIMMALS Roswell Roswell, Janitor TOM FERGUSON SAM ROHRBACHER ERNEST HENLY Apple Valley Ten Davis Parma No. 1 '-1 Sz in THE CAST-Seated: Mike West, a cop, Lynnette Ellibee, Bernadine Maxwell, Joe Dilly, '4Brains Burke, Sharon Nelson, Mrs. Gooch, Amyer Swanson, Betty Lou Maxwell, Mary Noel, Aunt Mary, Duchie Wood, Mrs. Maxwell. Standing: Mrs. Peterson, Director, Doyle Cornwell, Badge Burns, Rodney Smith, a cop, Ernie Paul, Dr. Gooch, Linda Dunagun, Assistant Director, Helen Suter, Student Directorg Deloy Desaro, Herculesg Joyce Carter, Connie Maxwell, Bill Borden, Mr. Maxwell, Jim Desaro, Wilber Maxwell. IFlHOTHER.ONLYiKNEWU DOWN AND ALMOST,' OUT! On floor: Bill Borden. From left to right: Sharon Nelson, Mary Noel, Joe Dilly, Deloy Desaro, Joyce Carter, Duchie Woods, ,lim Desaro, Ernie Paul. ALL SCHOOL PLAY Back row, left to right: Gaylord Scripture, Wendell Durrant, Jack Mangum, Walter Storms, David Reynolds, Albert Harris, Kent Mann, Gail Easterday, Duayne Corder, Ken Hamilton, .lohn Kletke. Second row: Eddy Nelson, Clyde Roberts, Ernest Paul, Ralph Weber, Jim Herold, Gerald Thomas, Mr. Harry Hoch, Advisor, Lester Robinson, Dan Rohrbacher, John Parsons, Darrel Butcher, Marvin Pett, Stanley Pett. First row: Gary Stiehl, Larry Wagstaff, Don Stiehl, President, Jo Anne Smith, Chapter Sweetheart, Cecil Eason, Darrel Manning, Tom Harris, Doyle Cornwell. F. F. A. azfwze Fgaaetde Waqwa edema! . . F.F.A. k f' h ' ' h H ' P dl The Parma chapter was newly organized this ma esa mes Owmgmt e Omecommg ara e year. A few years ago Parma had an F.F.A. Chapter but it became inactive in '50. Parma now has a new school building and a bigger and better equipped shop than before. Parma judging teams have done pretty Well this year by taking first in crop and in poultry judging in district competition. A team from Parma also took fourth at a beef judging contest held in Boise. Our public speaker took fifth at the district banquet. The F.F.A. officers for this year are: President, Don Stiehlg Vice President, .lack Mangumg Secre- tary, Wayne Moses, Treasurer, Jim Heroldg Re- porter, Doyle Cornwellg Sentinel, Glenn Knapp, and Advisor, Mr. Harry Hoch. Royce Upshaw is the Chapter Farmer for the year. Standing, left to right: Miss Claudine Kratzburg, Advisor, Mary McDaniels, Joyce Clearley, Bonnie Baker, Courtney Easterday, Virginia Watson, Barbara Weber, Linda Sparks, Nina Zimmer- man, Ruby Tooley, Deanne Mae Strangman, Marilyn Wagner, Linda 'U1rich, Janice Howard, and Carol Byram. Sitting: Mary Harris, Nelda Seward, Rose Wong, Raedell Pearson, Helen Sutor, Eleanor Scott, Venita Hansen, Carol Miller, Sharon Sanders, Judy French, and Linda Jenkens. FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Advisor was Miss Claudine Kratzburg. In August the F.H.A. girls went to Nampa for Q the Regional meeting in Lewiston were also at- tended. S Y sale, a candy sale, and served for the F.F.A. Banquet. The float entered for the Homecoming Parade won first prize. just before Christmas the girls held a party and exchanged gifts. . The highlight of the year was the fashion show , for the Mothers on May 3. The theme was May- timef' Q Helen Suter and Shirley Chaloupka were the narrators, describing the various scenes which were Miller was in charge of the program and Mary Harris decorated the stage. P l Presidentg Veneta Hansen, Vice President, Helen 9 Suter, Secretary, and Carol Ann Miller, Treasurer. 2 sf a workshop. The district meeting in Weiser and f Durin the ear the girls held a cooked food , x Cotton, Springtime and Summer, '4Fall and i Winter Fabricsf' and Party Clothesfi Carol 5 The officers for the year were: Eleanor Scott, F.H.A. girls at Regional meeting in Lewiston. S 7 w 1f H,, 1:4 3 ii it Wg X as A 4 . ,aa .r Left to right: Carol Ann Pollard, Nina Zimmerman, Kay Hedges, Rochelle Thomas, Martha Clary, Barbara Weber, Karen Rider, and Mr. Don Taylor, Advisor. PARMNS NET ME Meridian .... ,..... 1 0 Parmai- .,,,,.,,V.,,. 1 S Nyssa ,,.....,.. ...... 6 Parma ..,,.,, ,,,,,, 4 C Caldwell . ,..., .,..., 0 Parma ,,..,,, ...... 5 O Marsing .,,,., ,,,,,. 3 Parma ...,,,, ,,.... 6 R Wilder ..,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.. 3 Parma ,,,.,,,,,,. ...,. 5 E Nyssa ...,,..,.....,,,,,,.,, 3 Parma ,,,,.,,,,,,..,,. 7 S Ontario ....... .... 3 Caldwell ..... ,.,, 3 Nampa ,,,, .... 7 Ontario ..... ..,, 9 Meridian ..,,............ 10 Parma Parma Parma Parma Parma Left to right: Bill Crabtree, Gorden Seward, Gary Stiehl, Leon Dolence, Mr. Don Taylor, In- structor, Rodney Smith, Gary Morgan, and Kenneth Nay. PARMA HIGH SGFTBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Helen Suter, Donna Nedbolek, Carol Byrum, Quella Rider, Bonnie Baker. Front row: Veneta Hansen, Linda Dunagun, Betty Bozeman, Captain, Radell Pearson, Carol Miller. Not pictured: Marge Mitchell, Advisor. RACK SQUAD Back row, left to right: Jerry Pinkston, Doyle Cornwell, Roy Corder, Bill Borden, Clarence Bale, Mike Dixon, Bobby Troxel, Coach, John Lanham. Front row: Tom Moran, Willard Johnson, Eddy Johnson, Clayton Pett, Drew Rider, Duane Codr, Bob Bale, Darrell Manning, Larry Bake, and Kent Mann. 2 Left to right: Manager, Leroy Watsong Don Fisher, Jack Mangum, Dale Mark, Royce Upshaw, and Ralph Weber. 1957 BASEBALL TEAM MIKE SWEET: One of Parma's pitchers. This year the Parma Senior High Baseball Team had a fairly successful season under the guidance of Coach Dar Mathewson. The season record was 8 wins and 7 lossesg several of the games were lost by only one or two points. All in all there were about thirty-five boys out for baseball and a large percentage were under- classmen. The seniors that will leave due to gradu- ation are: Pitchers, Dale Mark and Don Fisherg Second-baseman, ,lim Desarog Shortstop, Royse Upshawg Third-baseman, Ralph Weberg and Out- fielders, ,lack Mangum, Bruce Carpender, and Scotty Beckley. THEY FOUGHT HARD! Left to right: Scott Beckley, Bruce Carpender, Mike Sweet, Dan Rohebecker, Deloy Desaro. Coach: Dar Mathewson. BASEBALL SCGRES Meridian ..... ,,,,,,, 5 Parma ,,,-,,- ,--i,,,-, 1 1 Notus ........ ....... 0 Parma 7,,,... ...,.. 1 Adrian ...... ....... 6 Parma ,,..,,, ,,.... 7 Wilder ...... 1 ,,,,, 0 Parma ,.., ,W 9 Payette .... .,,,.., 7 Parma .,,,,i, , ,.., . 6 Vale ...,.. .e..... 2 Parma ,,,,... . ..... 4 Nyssa ........ ....... 8 Parma eeeeeee ...... 7 Weiser ...... .,,.,,, 1 2 Parma ,,,,.,. .,,.,. 7 Nampa ...... .,,,,,. 1 4- Parma ,.,V,,, ,.... - 7 Boise .,,. .,,.... 5 Parma ,,,,,,, i.,... 4- Meridian ..... ri,,,,, 4 Parma ......, ...... 2 Ontario .... ......, 0 Parma ........ ,..... 9 Caldwell .,...., .,..... 3 Parma ,,,,,,,v ,.,,,.... 1 2 Mt. Home ....... .,..,.. 1 Parma e.v..... .,...,... 1 1 Emmett .,.. ,,,..,. 5 Parma ,,,, .... .,.... 1 DON FISHER, Pitcher for Parma High School DON FISHER BOB HOFELDT ffqlledictorian Salutatorian GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 'Xf' If CCI LOVE if PARIS 7 Friday, March 22, a large crowd attended the annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. During the Banquet a program was presented, consisting of music by Gary Case, and theme, 'cl Love Parisf, sung by Linda Robinson and Joan Reynolds. Clark Easter- day, acting as master-of-ceremo- nies, introduced the speakers who were: Joe Dilly, the Welcome, Scotty Beckley, the Will, Jim Desaro, the Prophecy, and speeches were given by Mrs. Lu- cille Peterson, Mr. John Lanham and Bruce Carpender. The Prom was held in the new gym immediately follow- ing the banquet. Ray Steele and his Rubber Band fur- nished the music. The center of interest in the decorations, the Eiffel Tower, was set in the center of the dance floor. To further carry out the theme, I Love Paris,'7 a sidewalk cafe was built on one side of the gym, complete with tables, window boxes, trees and a brick wall. During intermission, while refreshments were being served, everyone was entertained by Gary Case who wan- dered among the tables singing folk songs of Paris. A ballet was presented by Mrs. Don Taylor who danced to the music of An American 'in Parisf' The theme was again sung by ,loan and Linda. As the dance came to a close the orchestra played' 'Til See You In My Dreams, and as a final number I Love Parisf' 77 X JUN1oR T AND SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 14. S.R.V. Jamboree 15.. Payette at Parma 17. School Starts 21. Parma at Emmett 25. Teachers Reception 28. Parma at Vale OCTOBER 5. Parma at Nyssa 10. Underclassman Pictures 12. Weiser at Parma 20. F.H.A. Smorgasbord 23. Senior Pictures 24. More of the Same 26. New Plymouth at Parma '4Homecoming,' 29. F.F.A. Installation NOVEMBER 2. Ontario at Parma 2. U. of 1. Spoke to Seniors 2. Dist. Marching Band Festival-2 9. Parma at Meridian 10. Junior Mardi Gras 15. Thespian Play 16. TONS OF MONEY 17. P.T.A. Dance 21. Panther Club Initiation 28. Class Meetings DECEMBER 1. Basketball Jamboree 2. Student Officers Conference 3. Parma at New Plymouth 8. Marching Band at Caldwell 11f Parma at Notus 12. B.J.C. Choir 14. Film Shown on Traffic Safety 15. Sophomore Party 16. Winter Concert 20. F.H.A. Party 21. Christmas Vacation Starts 22. Parma at Ontario 28. Basketball Tournament at Vale 29. We Won the Tournament JANUARY 12. Parma at Payette 14. F .F.A. Poultry and Crops Judging 18. Pep Assembly, Vale at Parma 19. Meridian at Parma, Tip-Off Dance 25. Parma at Weiser 26. Parma at Emmett 28. National Assembly 29. Group Pictures for Annual 30. Polio Shots FEBRUARY 2. Parma at Nyssa 5. Parma at Vale 8. Payette at Parma 9. S.R.V. Music Clinic at Vale 12. Weiser at Parma 13. C. of I. Speaks to Seniors 14. Valentine's Day 15. Parma at Meridian 15. F .F.A. Swine Judging at Caldwell 16. Sweethearts Ball 19. Elks Gleemen at Community House 20.-23. Basketball Tournament 22. S.R.V. Speech Clinic at Parma 27. and 28. Basketball Tournament MARCH 1. Basketball Tournament 2. Basketball Tournament 6. Second Polio Shots 11. Dist. F.F.A. Banquet at Ontario 19. Tennis at Meridian 20. Track at Ontario 22. Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet 27. B.J.C. Speaks to Seniors 29. All-School Play 30. IF MOTHER ONLY KNEW APRIL 24. Tennis at Caldwell 26. and 27. State Music Festival 26. and 27. S.R.V. Tennis 29. F.F.A. Banquet MAY 1. Tennis at Nampa 3. F.H.A. Fashion Show 4. Nampa Track Meet 6. Tennis at Meridian 10. District Tennis Meet 11. More Tennis 13.-18. District Baseball 15. Senior Breakfast 15. F.H.A. Touring Tea 17. Spring Concert 23. Senior Sneak-More Fun! 24. Graduation Practice , 29. High School Graduation 31. School Out! PARMA FOOD CENTER Dial 4-28Il Parma, idaho Congrafulafions and Besi Wishes fo 'I'he Graduafing Class of I957 THE COURT A I Mo+el Beverage S'l'ore ELTON S MR. AND MRS. GUNNARD JoHANsoN SERVICE STATION Dial 2-339l Parma' Idaho Dial 4-260I Parma, Idaho ,Ci-:ID fx Els ' U , Q, ? ia:-W gi '23 t'f,Q-:SMX S. E. JOHNSON COMPANY REED'S PLUMB NG 8: HEATING Dial 2.2711 Parma, ldahq Gas Appliances Dial 3-200I Parma. 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