Payette High School - Axe Yearbook (Payette, ID)

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The Senior Class One morning in September of 1941, a shy group of children wended their way to the Payette grade schools. They were about to embark upon one of the greatest adventures of their lives. Twenty-four have struggled through the twelve years together. Through the years other students joined us and when we finally reached that important day when we became Freshmen, Hfty-five of our present number entered high school together. In our Freshman year we elected ,Iim Davis as president, Roy Arnold as vice-president, and Helen Bogle, secretary-treasurer. We put up a valiant struggle in the Frosh-Soph Jamboree, but were defeated. During the second year of high school, as Sophomores, we chose Roy Arnold, president, Clayton Comish, vice-president, and Virginia Coleman, secretary-treasurer. We again fought hard in the Frosh-Soph Jamboree and this time were victorious. As Juniors we participated in many events, the most important of them being the Junior-Senior Prom. We chose as the theme, In an Old Dutch Garden. This year we elected Curtis Carico, president, Albert Wolfgang, vice-president, and Virginia Coleman, secretary- treasurer. We were honored by having Bruce Lunstrum chosen from our midst to be A.S.B. Treasurer. This year was the climax, for we were finally mighty Seniors. Our ranks numbered sixty-four. We chose as our leaders for the year Curtis Carico, president, Gene Bainbridge, vice-president. Our faculty advisers, Miss Howerton and Mr. Millbrook, appointed Willie McMurren as our recording secretary and Janet Levers as financial secretary. DoN Louis DUNCAN, valedictorian, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Duncan. HELEN BOGLE, salutatorian, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bogle. I in V. Hughey G Bainbridge C Cari co,J Levers W McMurren