Plummer High School - Elsquitut Yearbook (Plummer, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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Initiation and Party Organizational meeting for Carnival . . . . . .Juniors order class rings . . . Dr. Kildow gives tests . . Graduation Pictures taken FOREWO RD October 27 , , , . . Annual pictures taken November 14 . ........ Carnival November 21 . . . . Junior movie December 12 . . . . Sophomore movie December 18 ....... . . . Christmas Program December 19-January 5 ..... Christmas Vacation January 26 ...... Dr. Kildow-Senior Conference February 5 , , , , ..,.. Immunization clinic Q February 20 . . . ...... Freshman movie Q February 26-28 . . . Class A Tournament in C.DIA. if 1VIa1'Ch 13-14 . ..... Girls League Tri-state Im Q xx March 20 . . . . Freshman dance 27 April 3 . . ......... Junior play im X April 15 . . . Senior guidance conference t U Q April 24 . ........ Junior Prom May 7 . . . . . Senior sneak X May 20 . . .... Graduation A May 22 . . . . SCHOOL'S OUT 3 QI The years soon pass. . .Our memories fade. . . Our high school days will become distant to us. We, the annual staff, hope this annual will help each one ofyou to recall these memories, the problems, thrills and excitment of this year. MIKE'S DRUG St, Maries, Idaho . ., .,, .1---3.--g.,-.-,-1'-1:.::',-',.LL . f-'N W1 1 - ' aa fn J-2-V, 4- A-,ir-11,-A l.,,,-5,-L... H., ,.,:-, QV. ,. , ., , LA...A.-I , I9-nl l 'Y xJ J sup-nl -.45 4 u ,L .. L... IQ.- ln -. l K ,y hz' 'Z MR HARLAND FOWNIL COlT1I'I1CIC1dl cmd Coach MR. DEAN bTl:,VhNb Math and SLILIICC. MR. WILLIAM IVlAIh,RNY Music , --- Y A :wan wal ' R Q A YE, alfa X-ff? 3' tifliw ri :AZ , m . i Q . We, the Senior Class of 1959, dedicate this Elsquitut to a man, who although he could not be with us in our Senior year has done the most for our class. He en- couraged and helped us and cared about us, we feel, more than anyone else. ' You. 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RAPP, THURSTON 8: SULLIVAN St. Maries, Idaho MIKE SCHOW Senior Class President Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 - Band 1, 2 Lettermans' Club 2, 3, 4 Boys State 3 Class Play 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 DARRE LL GOSSETT Senior Class Councilrnan Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Lettermens' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 L.C. Officer 3,4 BWVWZZ Boys State 3 Class Play Student Body Officer 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 W7 QF MARY ANN COE Senior Class Treasurer Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 G. L. Officer 3, 4 S. B. Officer 3 Office 4 Class Play 3 Basketball Manager 2 Tri State 1 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 LILLAS TANNE R Senior Class Sergeant-at Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Girls League 1, 4 Class Play 3 Basketball 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 MILLERS MARKET Plummer, Idaho Arms JILL EMERSON Years in PHS 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 G. L. Officer 3 Band 1, 2, 3 S. B. Officer 3, 4 Basketball Manag Tri State 3 Prom Queen 3 Cheerleader 4 Office 4 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 PATTY RODE BI' Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 2, 3 Girls League 4 Class Play 3 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 PARKINS 8L PLACE TEXACO Plummer, Idaho JACK KELLY Years in PHS 1 Class Officer 3, Class Play 3 Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 1: 2, 3 3 Q0-4-AJCICR. CAROLYN AND RE WS Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 G. L. Officer 3, 4 Class Play 3 Prom Princess 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Eanw-Qoff ROSE TTA MAGE RS Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Girls League 1, 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 BENEWAH MARKET Plummer, Idaho 92-ef JUDY BABBITT Years in PHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 G. L. Officer 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Basketball 1 Girls' State 4 Tri State 2 Spyglass 1, 2, 4 Choir 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 0'..,C:..L..1., PAT DOHRMAN Years in PHS 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 2, 3 Girls League 2, 4 Basketball 2 Spyglass 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Mary Ann Coe, Treasurer, Virginia Beals, Secretary, Lillas Tanner, Sergeant of arms, Roger Olson, Vice-President, Darrell Gossett, Student Council Repre sentative, Mike Schow, President, Mr. Towne, Adviser. SENIORS On September 6, 1955 the class of l959 entered the doors of Plummer HighSchool. We found that our adviser, Mr. Gilbert Martinez, was also new to the school. Our first class meeting was held and we elected our officers: President, Jill Emerson, Vice-President, Darrell Gossett, Secretary, Carolyn Andrews, Treasurer, Virginia Beals, Stu- dent Council Representative, Mary Ann Coe. We lost one student in the first 6 weeks leaving us with 24 students. In our initiation we started the tradition of painting the 'P' on Hookey Mt. In 1956 we were Sophomores and our class had decreased to 22 students. Our officers this year were: President, Darrell Gossett, Vice-President, Roger Olson, Secretary, Jill Emerson, Treasurer, Mary Ann Coe, Student CouncilRepresentative, Linda Tovey. In the fall of l957 we were finally upper classmen. We then had only 15 students. Our officers were: President, Roger Olson, Vice- President, Mary Ann Coe, Secretary, Carolyn Andrews, Treasurer, Virginia Beals, StudentCouncil Representative, Jack Kelly. Our popcorn and hotdog sales at the games were very profitable. This year, 1959 was really our most exciting year. We are Seniors and this is our last year. Our class officers are: President Mike Schow, Vice-President, Roger Olson, Secretary, Virginia Beals, Treasurer, Mary Ann Coe, Student Council Representative, Darrell Gossett, Ser- geant-of-arms, Lillas Tanner. Our major project was our annual. Mr. Towne was our adviser and we had only 13 students left. Our class colors: lavender and white, motto 'If you can't swim don't rock the boat.' and flower: white rose. A. G. WEST Dist. Mobil Products SANDERS Sq-GRE Plummer. 1418110 Sanders, Idaho PROP!-IECY FOR l969 The air brakes whistle as Jack Kelly drives into Seniorville, U.S.A. in one of his freight trucks from the J, T. Kelly Tucking Company. On his trip his thoughts have been about his 59 classmates and he is most anxious to see them. His first stop is Judy's Cafe in the center of town. Judy's hamburgers are fam- ous around this country and many celebraties stop there. Jack just gets seated when Jill comes rushing in very excited about a new hair style she has created. Next door to the Cafe Jill has established abeauty Salon. Jill sits down next to Jack and mentions the fact that he has just missed Rosie, who had recently left on a tour of Europe modeling the world famous Emerson Creations. Looking out the window Jack sees Mike, the town Mayor, busily discussing a seemingly important problem with the sheriff who he recognizes as Darrell. It seems as though someone stepped on Patty's famous black Angus. She begins to cry as everyone seems to be running to the scene. Get a doctor, no, a veterinarian, No! No! apsychiatrist.Virginia Beals runs tothe scene with the Do it yourself doctor kit. Within seconds the town minister, Lillas, arrives on the scene in case the cow dies and funeral arrange- ments have to be made. Running by the scene is Roger. He doesn't stop because he's training for the track event in the Olympics in Australia. The crowd gradually breaks up and Jack decides he'd better be on his way. As he drives away from the Cafe he notices Pat and her family on their way to the store. Down at the end of the block it's recess time at the community school and MaryAnnis busily trying to get the kids back into the building. At the last moment Jack remembers to stop by the Old Maids Home and see if a girl has come in to fit his qualifications of a wife. Carolyn tells him the girl he wants will be there next month, so he goes back to his truck and continues on, looking forward to picking up his new wife and once again seeing his friends. R Q xX X en+ef '.9 S fx '8YV9rY'I,e 1. 'PoP 1300 1 S liiii J 1 as Xxxisix E J J lm fi , g . simon cuss wsu 1 5, h Y! a M ' 'fn f f i- I, Rosetta Magers, being in my right mind and sound body, will my ability to rustle sheep to anyone that needs a little extra cash, my ability to keep ahead in the lunch line to Jean McFaddin, and my giggle I will to --- No, I think I'll keep it for college. I, Roger Olson, hereby will my position in football to John Kitt, my ability to get chewed out in basketball to anyone who can make a mistake, and my talents for fighting with the opposite sex to Jim Kelly and Wayne Berreth. I, Mary Ann Coe, will myheight to Kenny Rash and my office job to my sister, Shirley. I, Pat Dohrman, being of sound mind and body, do will my books to my broth- er Eddie,who I hope will get more out of them than I did, my locker to anyone who gets it, and my place on the Spyglass to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, Lillas Tanner, will my ability in home economics to Lottie Kates and my books to any Junior who feels he can put them to good use. I, Virginia Beals, being of unsound mind and large body, will thirty pounds to Donna Day, and my good grades and ability to get along with the teachers to Don Evans, he really needs it. I, Jill Emerson, will my cheer leading to Peggy Storms and Carol Leuty and my ability to pass Physics to the future Juniors and Seniorsg -- I leave my seat in the Senior row to Hank Larson, and my office work to Mary Larson. I, Jack T. Kelly, alias Grumps, Smiley and Jacquelyn, being of extremely high intelligence and perfect physical condition will my ability to get bad grades in every- thing I have ever taken to Henry Larsong my ambition to work in school and out of school to my little brother Jimg and my curly hair to Dick Juhnke. I, Judy Babbitt, will my position of Editor of the Spyglass to Mary Beth Mc- Fadden, my ability to cheat in Biology to Eddie Dretke and working in the office to Judy McFadden. I, Darrell Gossett, do hereby will my position on the Football team to Ed Dretke, my basketball suit to anyone who wants it and my position on the bench to Dave Willard. I, Patty Rode, being of small mind and chubby body, will twenty-five pounds of my chubbiness to Shirley Goode, my books to my brother Owen, who would probably get them anyway, and my name Angus to -- on second thought I'll keep it myself. I, the one and only Mike Schow, CI hope there ain't no other! will my typing eraser to some poor struggling typing student, my ability to get the pages of the Spyglass mixed up to Dick Juhnke, and my ability to fight the Juniors to anyone who thinks he can whip them. I, Bugsy-oops, Carolyn Andrews, will my name Bugsy to Wes Renfrew and my good times such as, talking and getting out of class, to my brother Harold, who doesn't need it but will enjoy it as much as I have. Whutta I do now Baa-baa? Salamandy keeps watch over her meal ticket. Boots ...,..... Mike Schow Salamandy .... Virginia Beals Libby Little . . Patty CAngusJ Rode Prissy Paluna . . . Linda Tovey Bess Selby ,... Mary Ann Coe Torn Swanton ..... Jack Kelly Sophia Selby . .Carolyn Andrews Digby Prindel .... Roger Olsen Jolly ....... Lillas Tanner Herbert Prindel. .Darrell Gossett Belinda Groot . . . Judy Babbitt Dot Claiborne . . Rosetta Magers Two past middle-aged char- acters have been bitten by the love bug. Their whirlwind courtship and the opposition offered by their children cause a riot. It sailed along on its mad, hilarious way to the totally unexpected and ridiculous climax. It will always be in my m9m0I'y Bess. And as docile as you will ever see me. I'm a little nut from Libby, Your a fool Sophia! New Jersey. Looks like a happy gathering. I'm not sure but I think Oh, I know you ain't the Squire is Coming now' Voodoo tucked you away in ashamed of me Bess. a jar of goozeber-ries, HILLCREST MOTEL ROCKFORD DRUG 706N Main Rockford Washington FAIRYLAND ROMANCE THE ROYALTY Princess, Shirley Coeg Escort, Edwin Nelson Queen, Jill Emerson, King, Carty Nelson, Prin- cess, Carolyn Andrewsg Escort, Roger Olson Flower Bearer, Shelia Willardg Crown Bearer Mike Primmer. and the ?gZ2rc:i1id,H Tasts good like spiked punch should. Bill Sander's orchestra. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Dai rell Gossett Virginia Beals Mike Schow Judy Babbit, Roger Olson. G1rl's and Boy's State are organizations that teach a girl and boy about the fundarnen- tals of public government We five really enjoyed this one week during the summer. TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER Twelve years ago, we five seniors en- tered the doors of Plummer Grade School as small lst graders, rather frightened. We had many adventures such as our second grade teacher getting married to the janitor after school was out that year, when we were eighth graders our basketball team won the sportsmanship award at the grade school tournament. Through high school it remained the same, we gained some new students and lost some of our friends but we five are still here. Mike Schow, Judy Babbit, Carolyn An- drews, Virginia Beals, Mary Ann Coe. FIRST BANK OF ST. MARIES St. Maries, Idaho CHASE CHEVROLET St. Maries, Idaho 1 ..... .., . ,.. --,.-,,.--..--.,-A...-,...:, nl: '. 4.pNf:,Y.,.lch.Li,A.:, 1'-- .r I x l I 'T- 1--'Ll 1-P f -.-1:14314 .. , :1, . ., .. . , ., . , A A 'sul u..J.p' V - -nh' - - r---:'--- - --C ' .'- .-1,..J.- .111 41 nh.,-,-.. 11-4-2.3-lg-,5-..,4,:5l.,., 1,-.1-513' , 1 5 , us , J , P . - 1:51, fa-4-fx -?,'.'gE1m ,, ., VK .- 'Ffh 9. r- '. 1- ,Ju Peggy Storms, Secretaryg Dick Juhuke, Presidentg Doug Janson, Treasurerg Gloria Hendrickx, Student Body Representativeg Mr. Dean Stevens, Adviser, lUNl0RS As Juniors this year wevelected as our class officers: President, Jim Griffing ,Vice-President, Dick Juhnkeg Secretary, Peggy Stormsg Treasurer, Doug Janson and Student Body Representative Gloria Hendrickx. Dick took over the presidency when Jim left us to join the army. Our adviser this year was Mr. Dean Stevens. Our class activity schedule consisted of a movie, 'Africa Screams' and running concessions at the ball games which is a traditional Junior Activity. Our class play entitled 'The Uninvited Ghost' was held on April 3rd and was a real success. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 24th and also proved to be successful. DICK KATZDORN CHEVRON AUTO SERVICE Plummer, Idaho TENSED LUMBER COMPANY Tensed, Idaho B 1 4 - YDIPQII .-. 2- 1 ' s...-'.:,, Evgen' -. fi -.,.--.'. L mi-2 r-1 5 I ,. um. 'VL ul 1 ,lr Tvi n V -X n ' 1. ff'- - -- ,-V.: -, me W.-so J- f.: Q 44 ,, ,- r, mf' 'u P: ,-f. Ag. , W :,i V' rp .1 wgw... i - -, Q a an n ax A .J--be ,i .afS-1 , .. L-A ,gif 1-S ,E L 1.1 ,J LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Dennis Gilbert, Secretary, Bob Lang Kwhich now is Edgar Simonslg Class Representative, Dave Willard, President, Vernon Slinkardg Vice-Presidentg Lottie Kates and Class Adviser Mr. Garcias. ophomores This year we started with a class of 27, and we were joined later by Gloria Seyler and Larry Ruse. We lost Bob Lang at the end of the first semester, and now we have a total of 28. Our initiation this year was not held on the day of a football game but it was just as wild as ever, we really gave the Freshmen a bad time. We continued the tradition of painting the P on Hookey Mt. A dance was held in the evening to make up for the punishment. The other activity was the movie, The Gorilla. On December 12 which was quite successful. COOPERATIVE SUPPLY INC. FAIRFIELD BANK Worley, Idaho Fairfield, Washington E. C. HAY ESL SONS, INC. 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Three students have moved away this year We elected as our class officers: President, Sonny Katesg Vice- 'President, William Toetlyp Secretary, Carol Leutyg Treasurer, Nick Vercoeg Student Body Representative, Mary Larsong Sergeant-of- Arms, Jim Schow. Mrs. Koller is our adviser, We chose as our class motto: What you are to be you are now becoming. Our class flower is the White Rose and our class colors are turquoise and white. September 26, 1958 was a messy and smelly day. COh that rapid shavel. Yes, this was our initiation day. Our clothes were mostly sacks, long johns, bathing suits and the regular regalia. On October 3, 1958 the Sophomores gave us a dance. We plan to give them a return dance in the spring. On October 24, 1958 we gave a K.N.E.W. disc jockey dance, which was very successful and also very profitable. LAKE CITY INVESTMENT CO ROCKFORD BODY 8- FENDER 102 N. Fourth BOX 183 Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Rockford, Washington Loans, Insurance 8: Real Estate POTLATCH HOTEL, CAFE 8: WORLEY INSURANCE AGENCY COCKTAIL LOUNGE Gene W. Akers Potlatch, Idaho Worley, Idaho Owen Rode Tim McCoy Dale Sperber Duane Storms Sonny Kates Judy McFadden Eddie Dohrman Bill Toetly L, Mary Larson Lynda Inscore Mavis Fehrs John Mc Faddin Jim Schow Susan Ruse Jean McFaddin John Kitt Nick Vercoe Bonnie Storms Carol Leuty BLUE RIBBON CREAMERY B. E. Lewis St. Maries, Idaho CHerry 5-3391 Harold Andrews Bonita Daniels FHESHIHHH ULHSS I EVERSON JEWELERS 109 N. 4th Street Sharon Dohrm an TOM DORSEY Coeur d' Alene, Idaho SHELL SERVICE MOTTERN FORD SALES Plummer, Idaho St. Maries, Idaho fr I 4 n Q . qrgqlpqn Y., 1-f x- -'.: 1 'J ' .taxa 1 -:,-'l'. f-, T FT- . L vi- :Zia-' -'-'.- -.'-LE-. -fha 2 J-7 .mm f 'f'1 ' ' if-:.:p J. . .' . . : f,:,..... 4. . ,, ,,.AA -wg, . 1:- hiv ,H yn ,iv nf.-L.-Q-': - v L 4- '- L 1 .Y ' r U.. - :' f' ,if-' ,H '- l ,Y ,Qj ,ur 1 , X. gf.: . -M1 'if - 5-Av. ' J' - 5 LY ff ' Pretty as a P Well Doug! What next? icture! Now what did the Juniors do? Where are the girls, boys? l Oh! Happiness! Somebody say the Seniors took the punch? Look again! ! Somebody call me, huh? l Hand broke Dick's foot! Watch out below! l Wake up a little Susie JU IOR ACTIVITIE Chair for the King. Now wher'e's the King. D. 81 R. MILL PLUIVIMER POLE CO Tensed, Idaho Plummer, Idaho What you got Lottle 'P Busy little Bee's You don't say ? Hi Smilie --125' ,Jfll-cg SU. S 1 Af l l Lookie, Santa Claus came. What are you hiddin' ? PLUMMER LEGION CLUB Curt SL Wilma Payne Plummer, Idaho f Hey where's the horse, Kathy she wor1't give me a bite. O'HADI DRIVE-IN Plummer, Idaho MARY ANN COE CAROLYN ANDREWS SHIRLEY CQE President Vice-President Secretary VIRGINIA BEALS Point System Manager JUDY BABBITT MARY BETH Mc FADDEN A ' t t Treasurer Ssls an PEGGY STORMS Social Chairm an gm ozzague g BACK ROW: Rosetta Magers, Pat Dohrman, Judy McFadden, Mavis Fehrs, Carol Leuty, BonitaDaniels, Gloria Hendrickx, Lyndalnscore. THIRD ROW: Patty Rode, Mary Larson, Peggy Heck, Judy Babbitt, Lillas Tanner, Margie Slinkard, Betty Foote, Kathy Mage-rs. SECOND ROW: Sharon Dohrman, Virginia Beals, Carolyn Andrews, Mary Beth McFadden, Janet Gray, Gayle Crammer, Peggy Storms. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Storms, Mary Coe, Shirley Coe, Shirley Goode, Donna Day, Jean McFaddin. Mar'y's Monalouge You can't get a man with a gun. May I sing to you? Ladies on the March. Do you solemnly--- Are we all here? GIRLS' LUB Your duties as Vice 59 Tri State Delegates. ACT: ITIES NESTLE R'S GARAGE Plummer, Idaho LOVE L LU MBE R SUPP LY Moscow, Idaho MITCHE LL'S MILL Tens ed, Idaho COPENHAFER MRS. KOLLER We will. MORGAN St. Maries, Idaho Vlflq Q 'I l T , Q21 my STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Virginia Beals Assistant Treasurerg Darrell Gossett Presidentg Doug Janson, Secretary Hoge-rOlson, Vice-President. Not pic tured: Sandra Mitchell, Treasurer. Cheerleaders J S M 1 h d l I' y BACK ROW: Jean MCFaddin, Gayle Cramer, Bonita Daniels, Judy McFadden, Mavis Fehrs, Carol Leuty, Lynda lnsoore, Shirley Goode, Sharon Dohrman. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Storms, Mary Larson, Juddy Babbitt, Donna Day, Mr. Materny, Peggy Storms, Virginia Beals, Peggy Heck, Janet Gray, Kathy Magers. CHCJRU BAND FRONT ROW: Pat Charles, Lyle Klingbeil, John Rash, Douglas Renfrew, Curtis Hoffland, Lonnie Magnus, Mr. Materny, MIDDLE ROW: Dale Sperber, Wesley Renfrew, Carla Storms, Dawn Shepherd, Peggy Storms, Janet Grey, Peggy Heck. BACK ROW: Dennis Gilbert, Don Evans, Edwin Nelson, George Schow, Edgar Simons, Eddie Dretke. 1 SSW .. i -.-J N-.. LETTERMANS' CLUB OFFICERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Hank Larson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Paul Brown, Treasurerg Darrell Gossett, President, Edwin Nelson, Vice-President, Ken Rash, Secretary. ST. MARIES REXALL DRUG St. Maries, Idaho TENSED BAR INTERSTATE TYPEWRITER Tensed, Idaho Coeur d' Alene, Idaho GRIDLEY INVESTMENT COMPANY Coeur d' Alene LETTERMANS' CLUB FIRST ROW: Ed Dretke, Dick Stewart, Bob Lang, Dick Juhnke. SECOND ROW: Paul Brown, Dave Willard, Doug Janson, Mike Schow. THIRD ROW: Ken Rash, Ed Nelson, Darrell Gossett, Hank Larson, Roger Olson. BACK: Dick Juhnke, Mike Schow, Ken Rash, D ar rell Go S s ett, Jill Emerson, Judy Babbitt. FRONT: Mary Ann Coe, Mary Beth McFadden, Patty Rode, Pat Dohrman. SPYGLASS RAY A. BOWEN AGENCY St. Maries, Idaho COEUR D' ALENE PRESS POWELL SHOES A D Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Coeur d' Alene Idaho CLEM'S STORE Tensed, Idaho ANNUAL STAFF BACK: Jack Kelly, Darrell Gossett, Mary Ann Coe, Judy Babbitt, Jill Emerson, Lillas Tanner. FRONT: Roger Olson, Mike Schow, Pat Dohrman, Rosetta Magers, Patty Rode, Virginia Beals. Not Pictured: Carolyn Andrews . me-uwn M ,Hs fr if I LP. 4 y .11, :,,-3,1 ,q,.mm.,e:: :1L.! ..QLiy::- A. . .-nn.,-,:,g, 1.17.21,,A.V,lvl-g,..,',.t. 4.V:,,-Ari-'-.J,,.l JE.,-,. ' ,l ,.4A,:.. A.,-'wil' I WL A. I- n I v , ,.'., ,.--.1:.1':,. 1 3 ,fa Q L' 'E' In In I ,, QW f 4 ,Q ,,.'- f 3.55. 5. . L: - , Al BACK ROW: Henry Larson, Darrell Gossett, Doug Janson, Ken Rash, Roger Olson, George Sc-how, Dave Willard, Manager, Wes Renfrew, Coach Towne. FRONT HOVN: Mike Sc-how, Duane Storms, Owen Rode, Dic-k Stewurt,Ed Dretke, Dick Juhnkw, .Iirn Sc-how. FCDCTBALL xl -f r A A ,W THE THREE SENIOHS l'. H. SIS CHINICSIG l3,XNlJI'I'S ike SL-hovv, Roger' 015011, CU-Czxptziirlj Ken Rush, Dick Stewart., Cozmlm Towne Darrell Gosselt, Co-Captain. Ed jgrptko, Dil-k Jllhnkt.. An interested observer? A block by Dretke? Strategy session with the captain, it A , A touchdown in the making. 'lwhat did I S3y?H An Interception? Gang tackle? TOTEM INN ART'S CHEVRON WADES CAFE PLUMMER MERCANTILE Plummer, Idaho Tensed, Idaho Moscow, Idaho Plummer, Idaho BACKFIELD: George Schow, Quarterbackg Jim Schow, Halfbackg Roger Olsen, Wing back LINEMENg Doug Janson, Right Endg Mike Schow, Centerg Henry Larson Guardg Darrell Gossett, Tackleg Dave Willard, Left End. The Pirates had the best year in football since 1951, by winning4, tieing 1 and losing only 3. Darrell Gossett was the only senior playing in the last game. This game was the worst defeat of the year for the Pirates. The ball was fumbled 7 times by the Pirates and this was a great help to Worley in winning the game. There will be 13 of this year's squad re- turning next year and they will be able to give the other teams of the conference a bad time. The only injury of the year came just 3 games from the end of the season. Roger Olson was out with a kidney injury and did not see action for the rest of the season. Roger Olson, Darrell Gossett, and Mike Schow have played their last game for the Pirates. Pirate teams ofthe future will have to play good ball to better this year's record. I H1012 1958 FOOTBALL SEASON 33:41 'I September 12 Pltunmer Sprague 19 Plummer Spirit Lake 26 Plummer Kootenai October 10 Plummer Worley 17 Plummer Mullan 24 Plummer Spirit Lake 31 Plummer Kootenai November 7 Plummer Worley THE IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOWARD'S SHELL SERVICE 4th St. Office Lubrication, Tires 8m Accessories Coeur D' Alene, Idaho Tensed, Idaho Member F. D. I, C. OWL DRUG STORE RIVERSIDE PARK The Rexall Store Dancing, Rollerskating Phone TU 2-1167 Parties Moscow, Idaho Potlatch, Idaho FRONT ROW: George Schow, Dave Willard, Darrell Gossett, Duane Storms, Kenny Rash, Roger Olson, Doug Janson, Mike Schow. BACK ROW: Jim Schow, Owen Rode, Bob Lang, Paul Brown, Dick Stewart, Bob LaSarte, Eddie Dretke, Wes Renfrew, John Osterberg, Coach, Mr. Harland Towne. BASKETBALL OVERJARDES JEWELERS ECONOMY WISE-SHOP TRI STATE 307 Sherman Avenue 4th and Jackson Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Moscow, Idaho A SQUAD, Left to Right: Jim Schow, Ed Dretke, Bob Lang, Dick Stewart, Paul Brown, Mike Schow, Dave Willard, Darrell Gossett, Doug Janson, Roger Olson, Ken Rash, Coach, Harland Towne. BUTH FAIRFIELD PHARMACY DORSEY CHEVROLET Fairfield, Washington Tekoa, Washington SEASON RECORD: Won5 Lost 15 CONFE RE NCE RE CORD Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Plummer Coeur d Plummer Plummer Plummer I Won 3 Lost 7 Ruling over the pirates at the tournament. 45 Freeman 35 45 Kootenai 58 36 Spirit Lake 37 29 Rathdrum 63 31 Tekoa 41 18 St. Maries 66 54 Worley 46 S C 33 Freeman 39 66 Kootenai 61 35 Worley 25 52 Clark Fork 66 D 53 Potlatch 64 A N 42 Tekoa 62 39 Spirit Lake 50 32 Rathdrum 66 32 Kootenai 57 41 Kootenai 61 67 Worley 65 46 Potlatch 7 3 R 0 U N D 51 Clark Fork 52 A Alene Class A Tournament 51 Clark Fork 50 23 Rathdrum 66 36 Spirit Lake WORLEY MOTORS Worley, Idaho The pirates have gone to the dogs. i S h i r 1 e Y WORLEY HARDWARE Worley, Idaho W No wonder they can't hit the basket. Wh91'9'S Y0111' WheI'e'S the ball, Look at those eyes! guns, Maverick? fellows? l M 1 1 a I r BACK ROW: John Osterberg, Gerald Galler, Dennis Gilbert, Edgar Simons, Bob Lang, Doug Jansen, Mr. Wetter, Don Evans, Ed Dretke, Dick Juhnke, Wesley Ren- frew. FRONT ROW: Lynn Johnson, Edwin Nelson, Dave Willard, Darrell Gossett, Dick Stewart, Dick Vincent. PRI G BROUGHT : BASEB LL A D A EW BUILDI G The new addition to the Plummer High School is a Vocational agriculture and Music Building. It cost approximately 875, 000 to build this building. It will house the following classes: Shop, Agricultural Science and Music. LEO'S CAFE - Cocktail Lounge - Motel THOMPSON'S BAR AND CAFE Worley, Idaho Worley, Idaho ICARNIVAI. KING AND UEEN Edwin Nelson Betty Foote fSobl I'm so happy. X, A Fei - ' I is to G.. N I ft 'wie ' M ' l --and now a report from the treasurer, On O' Plummer ! On O' Plummer ! I f f Q -L Q , in Holder, Ma! Practicing for the Cross-eyed-bit Oh man! He's all George! lVlUHPHY'S MARINA St. Maries, Idaho GEORGE B. HURD St CO. Rockford, Washington HERBS BLACKSMITH St WELDING Mitter Teeve and E-2CkS.fu11 Of Fairfield, Washington Farmer Vetter Goodies and Roses. A-.S Peg of my heart The pigs' feed. Thanks for the beer Gus. 'S i t t! I Go Greg Go! What! Edgar 1n class? California here I was Hello young love rs . Just practicing! Hey Knobby Knees! Just ole' Boneechy. 1t01g 1 Saw a putty tat, Three Cheers for the Pirates. 'HFhe happy Janhoru - The gangs, all here Caught in the act? Dig that tongue! Help her Angus! Duh! One, Two, Three. Got a cold, Bealsy? Plummer's gift Pay attention Harold! Dear Al and Ken, Taking life easy to the girls ? POTLATCH CONFECTIONAHY Recreational Center of Potlatch JAEGER FUNERAL HOME Fairfield, Washington TMORGAN AND MORGAN T Tekoa, Washington Good night ladies. f Oh lonesome me! Miss Sun Flower of 1920! Stop laughing at me. 'm a good boy. Sharks in the bathtub. I'm here to get my baby outa jail! 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