Payette High School - Axe Yearbook (Payette, ID)

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IOBERT VAUGHN 'Bob 'I always get the better vhen I argue alone. ?. Club 2-Z1-4, FB 1- 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-23- l, Tumbling Il. 'EATRICE WILLIAMS Bea Has xi pc-ra-zonal beauty iilon in the lah.' , ll. A. 1-2-ll-4, Repor- zr 4, Library 4, Parlia- ientarian 4. 2 NORMA TE EL DARLE NE TAYLOR 'Norm HDOUU About as quiet as a thunder storm.' 'Y 2 . x . 2 ' x ' She llkcs Jfwlwys- I Tumbling 1, Class Rep. 1, GAA 1-2, Axe Stal-1-4, Pep Club 4, Pres. il, Thespiansii--1, 'll Remember Pep Club 2-li--1, Aw Il-il, Library V. - Mama' Thu Dream Unwmds Our Rally Squad 4, GAA 1- 2y 'l own ,, Anil Never Been Kissn-ll , Tlllllbliflg' 1, Office 4, Girls' State Il, Choir 2-4, Treble Clelk 414 2--1, Rally Squad 4. 354 FRANKLIN WHALEY Frank Nebraska 1-2. 6 I CHARLES YOURDON EARL ZENTZIS Charlie Earl Gosh, it only the girls Lost-my head- ten The ealm, eool type. SHERRIL WALTERS Shelley ':Isn't my brother hand- some? I'm 11 relative of his. ' Pep Club 2-I3-4, Axe ii-4, Thespians il-4, Speech 3- 4, Class Tres. 4, Sweet- heart Cancl. Il, Axe Queen 4, And Never Been Kissed , Night Must Fall' The Dream Unwincls. IIELEN WOLI-'GANG ' Hel' Ill-ru l an., you lun-Ili' lnw:-. Choir Z- fl, 'lll'0lIll' Clvl 2, Sm-xlvlll' -I, Pep Club .9-l, 'l'l'v:w, l, V. Pri' 1, GAA l-12-Il, Pr:-s. 3. Cutlass Ji- -1, 'I'lu-spizlns 12-ll-ll, Clvrlx Ii, Pres Il, 'Our Illlh.-I IIl'm1lxs', I lil-umlizl mv Maw na' , Our 'I'mxn'. 'Au-l Ni-ver Been Kissed , Class Sen- -'l'ref.. , Sweetheart Cand. 2. is Z! appiecmtul tiue beauty. d011-JIS Inward. F, F. A. 1-Z, Band J-4, Key Club .3-4. Pep Band 3-4. , X 24

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Ralph Borcn, Representative to the Student Councilg Mary Trail, presiclentg Gail Sugai, sec-tres.g and Gene Lightfoot, vice-pres. The unlucky faculty members who had to put up with our noisy class meetings and trivial problems were Mrs. West and Mr. Thunhurst. May they forgive us for the times we came to them saying, We goofed again. We have been kept busy this year with such things as cooked food sales, car washes, concessions, and dances to raise money to honor our preceding class, the Wheels fSeniorsJ, with a Junior-Senior banquet and prom which was held on April 14. Polly Gibbon was our lovely princess for our Home- coming, pretty Carol Irby represented us at the Axe Frolic and Judy Anderson at the Sweetheart's Ball. 26 Junior Cl assi