Payette High School - Axe Yearbook (Payette, ID)

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gum., uniors MoNYA MATI-IEWS Either I'Il jina' a way, or I'll make one. JERRY MATSEN Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why ran't they all he eontented like me? CHRISTINE MCPIRE My tongue rests while my brain works. NORMA NELSON She talks nice, she arts nice, she is nice. KAY OBRAY Quiet and thoughtful, but liked by all. VANCE PENTON I'm not dead, just speechless. I SHIRLEY RASMUSSEN ' She just does good in a quiet way. K DUANE ROBERTS Work fasrinates me. I could sit and watch it all day. ELAINE ROBERTS I got my man. Jo ELLEN ROBINSON Priceless are my riches-I have my dreams. JAMES SHEARER Young man, why do you tallz, and talk and talk? WANDA SHEPLER Loony over Looney. LEE TOWNSEND If a light heart lives long, I'm doomed to a ripe old age. CHARLES VAUGHN Oh, for the happy days spent hunti1z', jishin' or swi1nmin'. Bon WATTS He has something more valuable than gold, a good disposition. MARGARET WILLIAMS Her ways are ways of pleasantness. ROBERT WILLIAMS Work is a luxury in which I seldom indulge. BETTY JEAN WYMAN A cheerful little earful. No picture: Bernard Dodds, Alan Hale, Gordon Keele, Clarence Keller, Roger Lincoln, Carl Morgan, Lorain Schappert, Charles Sharrai, Dale Sloat, Margaret Wood, Virgil Young. .I

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uniors JIM FETTER Football ana' womcfz. Aaaaloblrzlsl JOANNE GAMBLE Ejiciency plus! KENNETH GISSEL T00 many siudies spoil my fun. ALLAN GRACE I don't lJz'l.'r'I'e in sleep, buf ifs a good way lo spend sparc' iimf. QHMAMENE QRIEEN Har giglqlr issmr real McCoy. JIM GRIIfIfIT'rs Who? Me? Ab, trarbcrl WILLIAM HAWI.I2Y Gizff' mf' l.l!7l'Yljfi0I' any othvr jim' :wil magazirzr. MARILYN HAUSTVEIT Dynamilr' always fomas in small parlzagax. JACK HAYMES I gums Vll burr to quit srbool. Il's interfering wilh my edzzcation. SHIRLEY ANN HUNT If brains ware money, she would br a millionaire, WILLONA IVACEK ,Q . . Y More fun than om' mfgbl llalnk. ' Un ,, DIISIE KIDD Cx V ff 1 I m always golfing myself ou! on a limb. -LA if I-IARMON KILLEBREW Still failbful to flu' fair Elaine. THIRL LILLY An ideal sluriarzz'-slac' stuflirs! ROBERTA LOPER Lows to Icasc, but sine makes friends, not enemies. joE I.UTz Some think fbi' world is manic' for fun aml frolifg and so Jo I. OPAL MARSH Herr and flafrv, mostly fhvrc! KEITH MAT'HtWS I'n1 not lazyxg il's jus! my poor brallla.

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A '. 951 Quiet' 'P .-5 r - fs! Kareen Blair, Class Representativeg Delane Barber, 'f ff fix, 'E Vice-Presidentg Marion Ryan, Presidentg Jimalee AM .1 M McNutt, Secretary-Treasurer. WA as 3 MAX A Sophomore Class The Sophomore class has participated in many activities these first two years in high school. During the Freshman year our officers were Bernard Rose, presidentg Melvin Strong, vice-presidentg and Jimalee McNutt, SeCrCtary-treasurer. The Hrst and most important event in which we took part was the Frosh-Soph Jamboree, but we were defeated. Our Queen candidate for the Fall Festival was Jimalee McNutt. Kathryn Kirk and Sharlene Gilbert represented our class at the Sweetheart Ball. In our Sophomore year we elected Marion Ryan, presidentg Delane Barber, vice- presidentg Jimalee MeNutt, secretary-treasurer. The Jamboree was a tough battle, but this time we won over the Freshmen. Our representative at the Fall Festival was Nancy Howard. Shirley Alspaugh Janice Ausman if-rf Jack Bainbridge Delane Barber 1--H George Baskctt Jim Belknap L!! Diane Bivens Jim Bivens Kareen Blair fe- 'W x Lynn Bodily Bonnie Bolen l Wx Alfred Bonnell H37 Jean Brookshier Jerry Brubaker Gary Catron Patsy Cheek Shirley Collins Owen Crosby 4--..,, Madelyn Davis Ann Duncan Opal Einspahr Lorraine Gardner 'Tm Shirley Garrett -wi Norman Gilbert v 26