Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1940 volume:

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TL K Zirtb -Y'7i,,J J fan if :LX gg 272g-,f,4 -4j-5' JL on ten M 4114! ynews f f f ,J The school and campus shownng the beautsful archxtecture and plannnng of the bulldungs FALL Mnclst gusty wnnds and tallnng leaves the term starts wlth reglstratuon tootba II garnes and mlxers WINTER Actuyutnes and sports are un tull swung The snow and cold asr make ut easner to concentrate wxth out day dreamsng ,M SPRING The tar away look ns comInQ unto the students f eyes Junior Prom Senior Plcnlc Graduation and vacatlon tlme ns here tor another year AND CLASSES These pictures and snapshots wall present mem ones and recall the beginnings of lasting trnend Ships ORGANIZATIONS New Interest was drsplayecl because ot the add: tion ot many clubs and the enthusiasm ot the freshmen of eff ZLL . l Y S I U I I 1 y I O 1 I V sms x X M I x I I ' ergo lo' ff ' . .M,, ff V ' f ox I A -'Y T T' -Y? A f- KT LYA AC L T I ' '11 ,. 'vw . 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Z 4? , . , 1 If V xi E L s tx X fx-25 rf! ' 2 . ,f' ,ff f s i , 1 ' fpfkf 4' , cfs fiyfjff , irfgkf Z5 .,, XX ,Li ,V, iffy, During every hour students are seen going to and from the entrance of the new gymna- sium. The square is filled with students after every game discussing the action which has just taken place. Poac Six W i i s AEM ., . Kaz' by ,M i if I Ilia! vs Q Qi , S f -aw f g'-FT L :Yi .. S., X M QM: PANT .555 'ssi' PQ s- If -, he :Q- rs: 1 f , : F., ill' 1' f A! . '-4.21 .:,..'f f if 4 , ' 'ww gt I ily? J 'K ., 4 S . is -Q. Through this entrance is one of the most beautiful and largest auditoriurns in Idaho. Every Friday students can be seen crowding the doors to enjoy the weekly assembly. Page Seven N' I A The foyer between the gym cmd auditorium. An interesting angle showing the interior architecture of the building. 5 i '. I f Q 1 R ,... X 'x .xx F 1 lv w i ig - V' Q 1 With 0 blanket of white. Poor Nano x-Q -' 4211-- 5. 1.s... X, fly x.. 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XlhkN,x.,X ' ' Q ' x ll diese, . , N 'J' Q m 'fl xx I .f , -W 2 J ,fl Q X - V ,f jf! To X A Q . 53 N is l P A - my Q -1 4. 5' ' ' l le - 4 'x , X I . Page Thvrteen Pg u K xbgs K X Real and glue C26 ww 4 29 SS XS K xxx , sf! 4 ,M sr'-fa, ,-- X f 49 CSN 0 Q'-Iffbg . J..., H X-x -I-Q We U Balloons ond gals Pogo Frftccn ffl' 1 e me KW , 311' Cheer leaders Don Pnlchord Mary Ello Gledhnii Lomond Body Mildred Swanson in .J- .7 Hanging together. Wl1oT'cI'1o lookmg ot? Sold out. Expressions? .T In O 3 .I rlootlaff Genial James O ' B r i e ri com- pleted his second year as head football coach with a very success- ful season. Jimmy, the smiling Irishman, well liked by his team, landed at Pocatello after gradu- 6 Q fl. 'Neg ni ating from the University of Idaho and coaching in the south central ,,,,,,,,,,-., , region for a number of years. ' M 'Wi O'Brien was ably assisted by xY 'f M, Herb Glindeman who handled the Papooses made up of reserves, 1 J Coach Jimmy O'Brlen My lifi,?yyV5l.4,3 Ylllvfjf 0 J J lf 5 W J l ilf so -fe Y 9' 4- dn can fo 'fi' 1 2-A-Ps, lfQ'?,Q,Qf,1gamQ'miQQ 1 + 2,1 frf n ',f ,, . - -.rf -- ng: 7 i- 'Z A 4 M ., J X ,fo , ,Q l i -i 4 fe ,Jr 1 J ' tai let I 1, M 41 T L 'N I . m I U. 4 'Ain' ,!, X I. , 5 ,J A 'AY' 'ls' W' s , I J ' Back row: Pyper, Worley, Anselmo, LaRue, Mayne, Peterson, Domron, Howell, Call, Terrell, Roubidoux, McBeth, Rudeen, Bogart, Barber, Waltmon, Hart, Wade, Akers, Garvin. Center row: Assistant Coach Glinclcman, Gianchetta, Kelly, Scardmo, Bergstrom, Tyclcman, Worley, Bale, Borbidge, Simmons, Hammond, Harame, Manager Franklin, Coach O'Brien. Front row: Newbould, Liday, Bowser, Dickerson, Thomas, Martin, Pattis, Barnes, Peterson, Dykernan, Fullenwider. Page Seventeen 'Q' x p-., : .... 1 X. in - ' ', . Sui-N ,, ... .S .x 4 ,.,5 . f I V I -in .'. Tm Qu., .., 4- C Gionrhettcl Hummonil Center hack l'lUl'ClIT1C,llk , ,, A-4 mrcl SfClffllf1O,l1GClK . rs . fling gi an IQ :Sf-'f'i' 1 .nn . dc puxxcnw' nod L gov Ncwhoutd back l lk n hoc Dvltcmo fl ckcfSO f nod Ol tollfle From the initiol turnout of necirly one hundred likely ccindidotes, these nineteen ployed in 0 sufficient number of quarters in the eight-gorne schedule to receive the officiol letter. O this squad, fourteen ore seniors ond five ore juniors. Two of them ore three yecir rnen, seven received their second letters, ond the rernoinder received their initiol owcird. Page Eighteen f fettetm en Kc ,. 1004 pgX!-1, mer, Umm LC NCS QUOHL M . Bur' rd. S Quo Thorne , x s w nw' Borbudge, Tackle Bergstrom, guord Ryftmg, back Bale, fockle Page Nmereen Hill! lln -.' JV. r- r..a..' 2' .ix . ' '4- ' .nl I-i4 if -no Q Y, I 0 :-A Qpponey-115 qgrngr Hgmmgnql Dykeman on a wlcle end run porn' One of the largest turnouts an hlstory greeted Coach Jnmrny O Brlen 5 opening call and from these and nnne returnung lettermen he molded a outstandnng Red and Blue eleven The season s record showed sux vlctornes one tue and one defeat a startlsng upset ln their funal game The squad made a total of 157 ponnts whule holdnng thenr opponents to 34 and was one of the funest teams In the state The lndlans opened the season agaunst a hughly touted Dxllon Montana eleven whnch had not been defeated tn three prevuous years of play The Pocatello forward wall contunually outcharged Dullon s lnne and the lndnans were serlously threatened only late nn the thurd quarter They started scorung a few mnnutes after the openmg whustle on a long pass and from that pomt on the gap steadlly wudened untul the funal score showed Pocatello 34 Dnllon O ln theur next encounter they met the Davus County Darts and emerged wuth theur flrst vlctory over a Utah eleven nn three attempts The Indrans were held scoreless un the flrst quarter but came back wnth a terrufuc attack In the second canto that netted them 20 pounts more than enough to unsure yuctory Both teams added thlrteen more pomts before the fnnal whnstle and these early games clearly showed that Pocatello possessed a hugh geared attack Fnnal score Pocatello 33 Davns I3 The Caldwell Cougars afforded the lndaans theur fnrst conferen e battle and also thelr furst conference vuctory Altnough tl-.fly dad not run up scores such as were seen In the two prevnous engagements they dusplayed a well dnversufued attack both an the our and on the ground Caldwell contmually harassed the lnduans wlth thelr well tumed late als cnd only two courageous defensuve st and near theur own aoal un the second half saved the game for the R d and Blue At the ftnal whnstle the score stood Po atello I4 Caldwell O Pocatello s fourth consecutuve vnctory came at the expense of the Montpeller UNO' e e n 'F-'M if hm: I ti' fri' ,H Gorf,,,g sm Page Twenty eored Bound for greener pastures lfottem Bears Outweughed but never outtought the losers could not match the magnufucent power of the lnduans and succumbed after puttung up a grum and determuned battle Desperate passes by the Bears late un the game backfured on them when the lnduans untercepted two of them for a touchdown and the game closed Pocatello 33 Montpeluer 7 The Red ond Blue eleven and the Twun Falls Bruuns played four quarters of thrullunq football before the funal outcome was determuned un the closung munutes The Bruuns went ahead un the furst half wuth a touchdown and extra pount when the lnduans fauled to convert theur extra pount Both teams then battled on even terms untul the closung munutes of the game when a desperate pass gave Pocatello sux pounts and the game Funal score P atello I2 Tvtun Falls 7 Hampered by unuurues the lnduans met theur suxth opponent the Nampa Bulldogs on a snow laden fueld to play what was preducted to have been the decudung game of the conference Both teams drove deep unto enemy terrutory repeatedly but these druves fauled to materualuze unto scores After battlung for four quarters the teams left the fueld deadlocked the funal score beung Pocatello O Nampa O The next game warmed twe heart of every loyal lnduan supporter because for the furst tume un fourteen years a Pocatello eleven defeated th Bouse Braves The uurux could not stop the powerful lnduans and two lugntnung thrusts produced enough to brung home another scalp to the lnduan tepee The Braves offensuve fauled to puerce the wunners stalwart lune and the aame ended Pocatello l3 Bouse O Pocatello had vurtually clunched the conference tutle gourug unto theur funal game wuth only the Idaho Falls Tugers standung un theur way The Tugers ro e gallantly to the occasuon however and upset any further plans of the lnduans Dusplayung a brulluant passung attack they completely overwhelmed Pocatello wuth three touchdowns Pocatello produced one touchdown and the extra pount and the game ended Idaho Falls l8 Po atcllo 7 I: 1 U a, NH lm YI ll ' -lla ,Touchdown Page Twenty One ' 'z .,'l!g'u 1,7 u'Z',7,1' Bk! 73k! 7216! 7 I, Zoup ..... 2. Mory Ella ond the rnuIef?i ..... 3, Gigolo , . 4. The intrccloss communication system ..... 5. Oh? Mory Donna . . 6. Study hord Morgcret ..... 7. Porty? ..... 8. Penny pitch . . 9. Reading Red ond Blue gossip. Page Twenty-Two .ta v On November 24th, the first formol donce of the yeor wos held ot the Memorial I-loll. Pre- ceded by weeks of odvertising ond onticipotion on the port of the students, it proved to be o foll highlight, So ot 8130 with the grcind morch, doncing storted ot the tenth onnuol Bond Boll. At lO:3O Virlo Rudeen wos crowned Queen of the Boll, An hour ond ci holf loter midst swishing skirts ond flipf pont good-bys, the l939 Bond Boll wos over. Poqf Twenty Three g M, f wf'Q ?7- :if 3 Tl N ll 1? 2 YY.sf'fW fi , mfr, lflf XFX fl X w X fl i fl li il X The AllfSchool Mixer, os the first donce of the yeor, wos o rip snorter, With hot music ond gov decorotions, everyone wos in o doncing mood, At interf mission the c ide r borrel wos rolled out ond those who wished cooled off with o sip Then the bolloons were dropped ond ofter the scromble wos over, doncing wos resumed. At twelve o'clock, w ith confetti ond serpentine scottered o ll over, the porty wos finished ond cill went home with the thought 'Of 0 wonderful time lingering in their minds. ..g,.', 3 1 az 'vu' 4 and for From the opening of the New Unit Building, it has become Q public center. It consists of two separate and complete sections, the gymnasium and auditorium. The auditorium, one of the largest in Idaho, has a seating capacity of 2,200 lt has a modern projection room with complete facilities for showing sound pictures, The stage is adorned with beautiful curtains and backdrops. With excellent lighting and acoustics, many of the community functions are held there. In the other end of the building is the spacious gymnasium Well-lighted, with an excellent floor, it is the scene of all local sports events. On the basement floor of the gym are lockers and showers. To complete the physical education program there are rooms f fencing, boxing, and a shooting range. Between the gymnasium and the auditorium is a large modern- istic foyer. Finished in soft colors and with a decorative floor, it ' adds to the dignity of the building. ln this building, also, are the school board and superintendents offices. XiVith large desks and a spacious stock room, it is a vast improvement over the old offices. The exterior of the building follows the design of the school proper. The tan brick is beautifully trimmed with white terra-cotta Extending o block long, the building is one which the town, as well as the school, is proud of. S'-6. 4 P1124 A I' dl' 3 rw' -. 'ko v 5 3'?-:'5A,'T ,Kg s'Q',fyQ' if X ' T NB.-Qx:5 ,S N X .A 5 --1 fix- .. FOU' -I-weI'1fY PoQe jf N .- f ,, : I . Twin .,,. ,Io -f Physical education in the largest gymnasium in Idaho 'I !?, rf I Lf? X' H A ,fy K 1, f n X I I 1 Z Il 'X f ,f I I i., ll 1 fy! V ! 1, f , ' w f +1 ' , - fl , 1 ' ,yj f f X Q s f f ff? vt .. fy! .' . I ' , ' A I v ., ,. . ' Y i . . 'l I V '- f '- Li- ' cmffr' ' - , ' . 'I' Qi' 1 ..',w:,I. .A .y.,. 5 , f N '- ...... Jw Q u,., l .V ff-.K-may IGI' ' '. 1 i Q 242-:su H 1 , H milf. , . . Q ix 291 56, , 4' fb 5' ' Q v a ' 9' JA , - Ag 'r '- ,.+- , A ,fff' ,5g ffQaif' -' . ' '-i'i?':'f-' N-fifi , 1 .4 L3 44 4 I ,za gan, ac, 4 323: A. 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Rrmqcr Fllrldfvrj Bcrmcf- Hawkes Qs Armvlo Forbvsj PCTQ Hurlcv OS Bull Parker, Dulcv'S bmtlwcr' Tfwm Sfcrrff portrovfid bv Tram Evans Sclwlor Von Dvlfrv bv Newell Fsrcr' Blolr Puftcrwn wrms ployccl by Delbert Rwbsmmj Tori Mclincllv was cost os l-lcrwry, oml Bull Hall por- frcvCclVnr1ccrvTLOrJCl1, Musa Tucker, ns rllrcctfvr, soul If was 0 Tlwrull, Us well os Q rcgpcmsnbllutv, to be the first tu direct 0 play wrth the new Qquupmcrwr, oml Mr, Spencer, lrw sweat slmlrt nrmrl slacks, lmmwc-rvrl mnlg Qml pomteql acerwcry with qrcot quam: and both Qxprcsscrl their Crvfhusiosm rn tlwclr work wufh' Du!Cv. Musa HOVCS, Mmm Worrl, rmrl Mrv Tl'1Omm-. Cssrstccl wltlw molar'-up orwcl tuclact scllmq, cmcl worlr mg os the csserwtml but unseen stoqc crew were Brll Woorl, George Eqhert, Frank Orme, Blll Horns rmcl Clmr Rudecrw. The Ovvrfurc wus plovcal bv The Pzwfotcllru Hmlr School orclwcsfro, rlurccfcrl by Mr. l-l. LCGVOV1Llx! Fowson. Poco Twc-ntx-Sm The sturlcrwf lvurlv Drcsrrlovwl fulfcw fm'-Thor lvmrl Dulcy Gordon Sml1l'1 C. Roger Forbes Mrs, Forbes Angela Bull Parker Tarn Sterret Vineent Leach Sclwyler Van Dyke Blair Patterson Henry Miss Tucker Mr. Spencer CAST Mary Danna Janeg Blame Anderson Carl Hanmn Calleen Geatrrng Bernlce Hawken Peter Harley Tom Evans Bull Hall Newell Ferer Delbert l2alnsan Ted Nlclfnellx, PRODUCTION M155 Hayes, Miss Ward Helene Cleare, Margaret Peart Jean Young, Carolyn Wfells Jeane Pagrnlre Bill Harris, Brll Wood Frank Orme, Clarr Rudeen, George Egbert Director Stage Teelmnrcuan fVlOlf.L' up Pranwpters Propertles Stage Manager Stage Crew Stage Crew Swine '- the ml rl v -an Helen Cieare Clalr Rurleere leanne Halma Frqgrfk Crmc Pm Plgjrrw CCN-Wm Wd Q M KK HOXU Margaret Pear? Mlm Vvarw Mawr Ptran--rc Ell: Wppd MM Tufkc, M, grpnfc, M, -fhqmoe' 'll li 1' , Cy' QQ qs 1 -at - -1 N V u ,l i X ' 1. 'nn x-h ' Hn 4 4 . 4 Y ,- -Vu, - -. V x 2 Walton Kurk seemcd to cnloy besnq edrtor of the Pocatellran and d dnt rnlnd the extra time rt took Wrth the flne coopera tron of has stiff he worked hard and trled to put out a good pub lrcatlon ocatefflan The edltornal staff has worked from the frrst day of school untll the last deadlrne tryrng to publush o book the students wnll be proud of Organlzed and conducted as any bug publucatuon should be they have an efflclent and competent staff Although they can be seen working late after school and on Saturdays they have thelr fun too Many a coke bottle and empty box of candy can be seen ln the offnce after the staff has taken a breather Mass Thompson has tirelessly durected the staff In theur work She supplies the much needed advice In the tnght spots and when a bug problem IS at hand wrth no apparent solutuon one can always ask Mass Thompson EDITORIAL STAFF LA- EL Advrser Mass Thompson Editor Walton Knrk Associate Editor Colleen Ge-Strung L...- Colleen Gestrmn KH thc pacutx of asso not LLTITOV 4 eyerythnna fron' settlna up t e senlor panels to c h e c k 1 n names A refreshrna personalrty and able worker she made a real contrubutlon to thls ycar s annual Organrzatron Martha Tstus Carl Hanson Junnor Representatlve Paul Massner Freshman Sophomore Representotuve Margaret Brlggs Boys Sports Gxrls Sports Art Edltors Musnc Typnsts Morgue Hemmnng Phrlomeno Guido Barbara True Cecelua Brown Photographers D P Y' V V Horace Howell Josephune Thompson Patricia Clunton Perry Swisher Vlrla Rudeen La Grand Rane George Garrnlre I f I' . . . . 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F rt Q he , 2' THl l .Y 4 The Busnness Staff may well be Called the Staff of Lute SLJDDIYIIWQ the money and much needed advertusnng they are the hugh pressured salesmen They draw the contracts for the clubs prunters and photogra phers By cantactlng buslness men and balanclng accounts these students have gauned practlcal busuness expernence The sales staff staged a rushlng campaugn and boosted sales thus vear because of the new fresh man class Worklng hand tn hand with the edutorual staff they have really put the book over Mr Busby ns the advuser of the busuness staff Although he lS a science teacher hus knowledae of buslness us by no means small When sales are lackxng or ads arent comlng In fast enough the staff can always rely on Mr Busby for help BUSINESS STAFF oul Brown the b n 1 r fgr he POC lar w rl-cd a a ser usx cnc handlcd lt luke a true bustncss nan HC unabtrus ve x fllrefte eratlnn from rhcrh 7,14-1 i l -1 May De Curhs the assistant busmess manager planned the Pocotelluan a s s e m b I y whnch helped to boost soles She ns a vugorous worker whose enthu slasrn added ltfe to the whole staff Asslstant Busuness Manager Advertnsnng Manager Organlzotlon Manager Assistant Organnzotuon Manager Adviser Buslness Manager 'T Sales Manager Bookkeeper Mr Busby Paul Brown May De CurtIS Moxlne Taylor Dons Swanson June Jensen Beverly Henry Rnchard Nuchols Assnstant Bookkeeper ST0'1l9Y 501- eY Pflqc Tlwlrtx, Ono tiff ll lr l , Q I . 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A I f 3 - ' WY N.. , 1 S , 1 I . , Y 1 I ' fl , , .f V 'F 1 , ,, A ' x xl is xecu tl vas Presudent Anderson us nur Ambassador of Good Wull BLAINE ANDERSON 1-1 O8 'C :J v i T DL 1 Bock Row John Hart Larry Stanley Bull Norman Front Row Flossuc Hounes Blaune Anderson Carole Bustlune uhe student body otfucers are the borometers of the scholostuc standung and conduct of the whole school lt would be hard to fund a more canscuentuous group than the Poky Hugh cxccutuvcs of 1939 40 ln theur prevuous years un hugh school they were leaders un many dufferent actuvutues ln order to comprehend uust haw busy the presudent Blaune Anderson us one would have to follow hum around for a week Tactfulness pause cangenualuty coupled wuth aood uudament and a desure to cooperate have made hus year as orcsudent very successful John Hart vu e presudent us a uunuor who was also elected un the sprung of 39 He has presuded over all the meetunas of the SCHOOI senate Sunce hus yunuor hugh days he has been a popular leader He us the younger brother of the edutor of the l936 Po atelluan A career un engun eruna us what John has un mund for the future Flossue l-launes a personable and charmung senuor aurl has made a aood school secretary She possesses accuracy and a capacuty for d taul Two stud nts have served the school un the copacuty of school treasurer Bull Norman the furst semester and Carole Bustlune the second These two have shown a knowledge of debuts and creduts They have handled the co'lcctuon of money from student actuvuty tuckets and wuth the school bank have also handled organuzatuon and actuvuty money They have been able to take thus responsubuluty wuthout any duffuculty As school attorney Larry Stanl y has won the respect of both faculty and student body A good sense of humor has saved hum from beunq thought too severe by unfortunate muscreants He knows the school constltutuon f arn A to Z and has been able to unterpret ut wuth a good degree of uustuce He has kept the mochunery of the hool court workung smoothly through the routune of trual and penalty Vuolatuons of the law have been punushed by detentuons Muss Hoffman after takung thus group to Bouse to o conference came back feelung very well pleased wuth the appearance and behavuor of her charges os compared wutn others there They have proved that scholarshup us an asset and that a school can run smoothly uf the executuves are well cno en The Chuef Executuve of the school government Mr Green has had the whole group under hus personal super vusuon By workung wuth them hus guudance has gone out to all students un school Pocatello us well known for uts very effucuent plan of student government Page Thurtx Two U f , . Q W u A T Q T 1 .K s, .... x ' ui ' Q. R ' L .0 ' 6 . Af 1 ' Q I . L. I ' ' s X X -. l ,M A .-gift Q ,Al ' l 4 Q 5 ,, 5 Q K 5 t 5 ' . V-M 5' , J ' . - 1 Y' . N A . 4, I vu ue - . K - . u 1 :gr 15-f y 4 L , .A , I 4, - Q Q I l ' ,ff 'V 4 4' J .. s I fe D . , . O SC . X V - V . . . ', s . , I ' I - . Tkey gonttof Me fuoney Kaya Going through one of theur buslest years the bankers dad a grand job Theur buslness was Increased by the freshman class which was transferred here because of the new and large bunldlng These money trusters handle the money of all clubs and fees collected from actrvnty tlckets and book rental The balancvng of the books as left up to Bull Norman Lela Loveland Carole Blstlune and Delbert Robson Whenever the bank ns open at least one of these people wall be found un the bank worknng some machine or concentrating on the books Mr Zuebarth coaches them along and trles to teach them that Honesty as the best policy Carole Bustlune Bull Nlorman Lela Loveland Mr Zvebarth Delbert Robson Ball Norman who was elected treasurer of the student body took over the job as bank president the second semester Lela Loveland was presudent the fnrst semester When thus treasurer ,ob was left vacant Carole Bustlnne was elected to that job Delbert Robson ns assnstant student body treasurer Thus shuftung around gives more people the chance to get expernence un holdung dufferent offuces concernung money Wouldnt ut be surprusnng uf someday one of th se students names appears In the newspapers and magazlnes as benng a great banker? The experience they get In banking here at school may prove to be a good help an later llfe Page Th ty Th ee FRESH MEN SOPHO MORES JUNXORS Seated Martha J mgertartd Bodett Srrttth X e artorte Rogers r en arrtson Martarw Kruss mart Juartrta Rober a r y Pattas e ecca reert Patrrcra arphy Bevertv Carter va tandmg vr Bud p e c e r ant as a O sen ar trfto oueche obert Ran a Carrt Phy hs tsha ra Herd Scare Martha 3 61655 G tm rt Gfxxtc XX Marx IN U UYNLS G Suhr r r t w Q uw M rrq rret Brrqqs a r w F rumart d Lows, Gwnrt on mg 1 Laker Q xt Arm Lat- L htro Front Row uh h rt a Low Be Tresster Emrft acauchne Hatey e ert rt ohasort M ana tt Pmge ma Thrros Merrr Mary Anne McQut a Back R o w a uker e r r xy Swtshe th Roberts a X X y Ru Peake Eva Lots rrk xC BM Hot page Th 'W-Four sit-HORS pehteu Emma L LlQYW4AAIQf'tOf'1lOLJQl'1 if 'wtf QM. A tcarn ff lunlor debate T O an opp mr nt s arqurncnt Mr Chaurman fruends worthy opponents IS the Introduction one hears when llsten t mg o a group of class debaters These students gatn practlcal experience In logical reasonlng and convtn :ng deluyery Starting ln the late fall wlth the freshman debate contest and endlnq wrth the senlor debate tournament ln the early sprlng all classes get a chan e to debate The debates are v ry stlrnulatlng to llsten to and many tumes the rlvalry ns by no means lrlendly The arguments are sound and provlde the llstener wlth o lot of challcnglng facts After a debate whether the favorste team wvns or loses the audience has been supplsed with a thorough knowledge and study of the topic A aebat IS an education In Itself and many enjoy thas actlvuty lust for that reason Mrs Spencer coache tmc debate tccms havlng taken over the deoart ment of Mass West Tr sensor debaters help her lnstruct the underclass men ln form posse and araument Mrs Spencer shows the sensors the tuner points of debatnng and sends them away with a thorou h k I d g now e ge of the style that they should use and the one which best suuts them Pag Thirty Five H len Johnson puts mer a polnt Altec r V on! RO' MOON! BUG 1' B 0 Y WY Btrc WOWSOUY gnG WY x l ft 9 o M o eangs Pllchofgwonson Mrs NGYNX Y D005 Y TOY O lq M0 e S010 Spencond Row X Pear Sec Morggre H O,-US, nnealga Ktrk. ELI Bevefw Wo TenST'neY ' M O Y Y HQOYY Eaakefball ELWOOD GLEDHILL Rap as he ns better known around school has been coachlng at Pocatello Hlah for many years Year an and year out the lndlans have always been represented by a hnghly feared quintet They have become almost perennnal dustrnct wunners and are a famlllar srght ln state tournaments Wm lose or draw however they can always be depended upon to put up a stuff battle Rnp also serves as physrcal educatron rnstructor In the new gyrnnaslum THE INDIAN SQUAD Y 'Tl.LY Bock Row Davrdson Mayne Fullenwlder Wrlson Dykman Jensen Peterson Garvln Thomas Roubudoux Bowser Barrett Satterfoeld Gledhrll coach Thlrd Row Glnndeman out coach Foss asst rngr Terrell Tydeman Haves Kwrkendall Massuer Bruggs Holmes Hart Blake Mgr Second Row Clune Cotant Ellsworth Spencer NVade Walker Goodson Hadley Kelly Stephens Wallace Voeller Fechtel Adelsteln Campbell Front Wrught Fullenwrder Carlson Booth Esputallner Satterfueld Swallow Grayson Thomas Cerda Merrul Thomas PGQC Thirty Srx .L f, . 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Q A ' . x I 3 Q . 1 V ft 5 Aug x u v. , lx , I, V, I X I -'ll .N V l S X - , , x I I I I I V I I I I ll I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' l I , , ,,,,,, , , - pettaclng Me .gltelaa o the peat .geason Sux lettermen returned from last years squad around whuch Rap planned to bunld thus year s team But before the seasOv1 got underway Illness and tnlury had cut that number In half and wnth them went every veteran of sax feet or over What they lacked an the way of heught however they made up for rn grnm determt natuan The regular season s record showed eughteen vlctornes and sux defeats and at one tume nn mud season they rang up fnfteen consecutuve vrctorues They started the season slowly lost thelr flrst game won the next and then dropped three an a row whale Rap was experumentnng The Indlan quintet then hut thelr strlde and dldn t taste defeat rn fnfteen contests several of them oyertume vuctorues Among thenr vlctrms In thus strung were Bonse four tumes and Nampa twuce They hut a snag near the end of the season however when Pans and Molad both trepped them up between these were sandwuched twO more vlctorles Although the absence of heught was o handucap throughout the season the team was at all tumes a closely knlt unut and several tnmes pulled games out of the ture an the last few mmutes or won them In overtime pernods Page Thlrty Seven HERB GLINDEMAN For many years Herb has coached the undercloss squads of the school Thus year wrth more teams than pre vnously hrs task took an added sugnufn cance Throughout the season he hon dled the freshmen and sophomores teaching the fundamentals that are so necessary nn varsnty ploy These teams played the smaller towns nn the vucnmty and also S q u a d s representung the larger schools ar A scramble for the rebound Dykman takes a foul shot Into the arf . 5 A ll - ll ' T ' I , A rx I 5 ' ' , 19 Y ar- . ' . 5,- 1 Q ' I with combinations and givrng everyone a chance to show his wares, , . f r , . . ' , k 1 fettetmen Thomas LAM a sentar, two yearletterman,played guard. Dykman '47l a sensor, two year lctterman, played for- ward. Mayne l48J a sensor, twa year letterman, played forward Roubtdoux l43l a junror, flrst letter, played guard. Bowser l4OJ a lunnar, two- year letterman, played cen- Wllsan t4l a jun flrst letter played forward terfleld l45l a se n o flrst letter played forward 9eterson 1497 a sennor flrst letter played center Jensen l45' a sophomore ttrst let ter played guard Barrett a lunar flrst Ie r played forward Thomas Dykman Mayne Raubldoux Bowser Wnlson Satterfueld Peterson Jensen ln the dlstrlct tournament held locally the lndmns a tnouah quoted as underdogs before play started came out on top after twnce handung the powerful Malad Dragons a defeat ln the regular season s play these some teams had splrt two games They also defeated McCamman and Preston nn the early round of games Ten men lourneyed to the state tournament at Mos ow and after defeattn St Marres IH thelr unutual contest dropped a two polnt declsron to Emmett who vxent on to wln the trtle Dykman placed on the all state press team The game ns on Polushtng up thenr plays un practlce Page Thnty Erght ter. J lar, Sat I r, f46l ' i , fre, . . Q, 3, ,' 4 , ,A fl I . ss? rl, f.5fLi ku, . 'V . . . . . DISTRICT CHAMPIONS ack Ro a e a age ho L Pete so a t Cale h ll coach Front Ro Bo se Dyk a Satfefeld May e Wlso Paub do . I ' ,Zh A I ' B we--Bl Is , m n r, T mas, Jnsen, r n, Garvln, B r ret , Fullenwucler, ' d I, . ww- w r, m n, rl , n, 1 n, x I ux. 8 I I9 9 , 0 2 5 9 , 9 7 ,, ' I6 I ' 27 0 I9 4 ' 29 9 5 3 ' 22 9 , ' 27 8 , I 9 , 25 5 I . ,S 2, 8 7 , 25 3 . I 9 ' 34 4 ,, , , , I 3 , I7 yvN December I4 December I5 December 2I December 29 December 30 January I3 January I7 January I8 January I9 January 20 January 23 January 26 January 30 February 2 February 3 February 9 February I0 February I4 February I6 February I9 February 2I February 23 February 28 March I qTht These are blue igefiufts PocateHo PocaTeHa PocafeHo PocaTeHo PocafeHo PocateHo PocateHo PocafeHo PocateHo PocafeHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocateHo PocafeHo PocateHo PocateHo PocafeHo PocateHo 22 49 3I 25 I 2 2 2 I 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 I5 Burley Rexburg Idaho Falls Dnllon Dillon Preston Glenns Ferry Nampa Bouse Bolse Nampa Montpelier Shelley Bouse Bouse Blackfoot McCammon Burley Idaho Falls Malad Paras Blackfoot McCammon Malad 27 26 34 29 2 I I 2 I5 I 2 I 22 The Teams to game Bock Massler Holmes Brlggs Tydeman Gledhull Front Hayes Terrell Knrkcn dall Hart JUNIOR VARSITY Back Gllndeman Foss Cotant Ellsworth Spencer Vvlade Walker Goodson Wallace Gledhull Front Campbell Cline Adelstenn Fechtel Stephens Voeller Hadley Kelly SOPHOMORES Back Glundeman Wrnght Thomas Safterfleld Fullenwuder Carlson Merrull Rup Front Booth Swallow Thomas Grayson Espnfallner Cerda FRESHMEN Page Forty TT- I I I I f ' if I - , . I I I l I I I I I 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, l , S 1 1 5 , :fl V - , n'lK llvl. ' T , X 1 N I X l . . , . . ,, , , '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 The referee calls a ploy A Ji guvff n--4 p.-4 The four pepper uppers Page Forty One The D Cp bond plays umb Thus page wall recall rr-any farhlluar scenes on the maht of a basketball game the b nd p GVIVWCI s udents smalnq the waltv om: t our cheerleaders the solemn offlcnals and the teams flqhtmq to the lost whnstl In sharp Contrast wlth aames of ther years we now have more than enough room rm the n w Gvrh Nevertheless Mr Zlebarth Mr Thomas Mr Brnrmwall and Mr Seamans are almovs at the doors tr1seCTl'1OTt1oOr'C gets ln wnthout on octlvlty racket Mr Glmdemarw and Mass D Evans d re t cor e slams booths and supply the much needed refresh ments at the games Ethel Smith led all con- testants by winning the first prize which was :J typewriter. She was seen going from door to door selling tickets just like an experienced salesgirl. The fend gets dcjffvwj c,.,--2 kb5'jU ii 0 .Qt , l Je . n,,, , N XX,-f 'i'J Q kj QCSUM K l f ide! , i 'fl LW T Vie T h e runner-up w a s Lela Loveland. She was presented with a beauti- ful wristwatch given by one of our local jewelers. Lela, selling only one less ticket than the first prize winner, missed first place by a ticket's breath. Page Forty-Two 5001 f f Q0 ' OO 1 off' NF' Al!! Y 1 l 1 0 'I '0,'5o,4 ,X fx.. X .1 lil The Prize Winners As a way to get new uniforms for the band, a qi- '35 about February lst. All ofthe business firms in selling the most tickets to the M u s ical program which climaxed the drive. A dance tickets. Daily p e p announcements w e r e dents took great interest in the com- The program was witnessed by a given, and the drive was a great The new uniforms are navy coat style with a white Sam military caps add a smart tin- Mr. Fawson, the musical of time to the drive and work. He is very proud of says the Poky High best dressed bands on QW IUKOZIIU The Old ,ay And The New giant canvass of the community was started town donated valuable prizes for the students Cavalcade, a two and a half hour varied was given for the class selling the most made to stimulate sales, and the stu- petition. capacity audience both nights it was SUCCESS. blue with white trim. They are the Brown belt and white braid. The ishing touch. director, devoted a great deal deserves credit for his hard the n e w uniforms a n d Band will be one of the the pa r a d e ground. Q. i 8.14 - f J Nic lf! 21, Qfxqi, . f l or Jag K lk Following close behind was third prize winner, Mary Clark. Her prize was a beautiful blue' white diamond ring. The ring was placed on her finger by Mr. Green. QLJI-L-3 ills: it i l 'X J bw' g-X-fd A pen and pencil set was the fo u r t h place award. lris Waid won this practical gift by selling as many tickets as she could and making the t h i rd place winner really jump. Page Forty-Three Xu? G u Wells he edt r of the R tl and Blue though unexperlenced when she took over the posltnon soon learnc l the work and proved to be a capable Chief Red and Go to your home rooms after the assembly to recerve your Red and Blue When thus announcement comes over the publlc address svstem one can see the faces of the students llght up Everyone looks forward to the day the school paper comes out The lnterestung news and school gossup cause much Interest among faculty and students allke Thus year the Red and Blue staff has been very compact and com petent They have not had a large rnlllung crowd of writers but a select few The paper has been planned to glve the reader the most for has money and Includes artlcles vvhlch are both enllghtennng and well luked by the student body EDITORIAL STAFF 359 Margaret Peart Myldred Allred Gaul Wells Enud Bennett Howard Trppetts Editor Managung Edrtor Feature Edntor Colurnmsts Sports Edrtor Page Forty Sax Gall Wells Howard Tlppetts Enud Bennett Myldred Allred Margaret Peart Eugene Shurnaker Art Blstlnne nd Howard Tlppetfs was Gaul s rught hand man He IS an lnterestlng wrrter and a valuable man on any staff H - ll ' ' I . . . .. . , f - o'l , Y to e . 'x I - -a l I 23' .4134 - . l X t li i . l . , .K -V t J - A -S X J v xlw 'vt J X . a' X it s' , , -. . J' 1 'uf' T :Nm Rx X 'X N ' 1 f' Q' , , -,J 1-. Q. . I I 4 I I I b ' V , 0 L .gf e .gt 55.4 The staff has been chosen largely from the tournalusm classes and most of the members are Interested an news wrutlng as a vocatnon Many artucles come from the yournalssm classes as dauly asslgnments The edltonal and bustness staffs have been more or less comblned thls year ln contrast to preylous years when the advertlsung and dustru button staff has we rked separately thls year the members of both staffs have merged and the work rs done more by the whole group than by separate staffs The tune staff cooperation and bustness luke atmosphere that pre vauls ln the Red and Blue offlce rs due to the experlenced guldance of Mr Spencer th advlser l-le has published school papers and annuals before and ns an old hand at the gob BUSINESS STAFF S. 449 N... V George Egbert as buslness mana e rock care of the momx from advertlsvng and fugurefl the space and amount of money whuch should be taken to balan e the budget He also took charge of the dtstrvbutlon of the papers Ramona Pherson Mr Spencer Leland Duerden George Egbert George Garnwre Advlser Busvness Manager Advertlsvng Manager Photographer Assistant Typist Leland Duerden t h e advertnstng manager supervused the adyertuslng campalgn and the exchange wnth otner schools He also works on a local news paper and wants to go unto thus fueld of work Mr Spencer George Egbert Leland Duerden George Garmlre La Grand Rane Ramona Pherson Page Forty Sex en J, ll E 4 . , 0 A Y, .J I 3 l . ' ' l : ll j 9 . V 1 ,U 1 'Jy A .' K ' I X ,V , l . I f . 1 I' .g. ' 1' ll , f . 9' 1 -lg. 1 ,, I XA rl - ' I Il 'I C14 Q -x X 'X' , . l . , Olaetetta PRODUCTION STAFF MARCH 14, 15 X 1? 5 'wigwljk GEESE LAUNDRY Ah, Sweet Sylvlo ond the crown prmce r I T X x 2 l N E l .f V f X X I fy F A l 5 l Vx x I . ' , l l 'N '.,,X I 5 tix X I L' I 1 ...Ik 1 f 13 Miss Alver, Mass Tucker, H. L, Fowson, Muss Lmford, Clolr Ellsworth, Lolvlor A Llndsev, Fred Lewss, Don Woodland, Mass Word, Glen Lindsey, Orlon Fcondserw, f Floyd Jones, George Dlckmson. x X , l ff f f J . gt oct fm l The 9 rmre cost ln the lo Pogo Forty Enqht ,4 tatlous K url IS Lf I! ll Ii The sux dOI-Ighlels O Paar: Forty Nlne slapped by Llane 1 , ff ,l Z1 fart Llizcvff Q ffm? 6... swlng o kung thas a peak year e nwuslc departmcntspresente ll n a scho operetta the tlrst tO e pr uced In two LO tar: The nluht he st performance arrlved and the reac ns prov e a I gs gave the show the our of O profcs nal production The danc s and chor support to the leads and supplled the nctlon essary cessful productlon and the songs were lovely and tun I The leadlng parts of Sylvla an Olsen and Newell Fcrer The st rrled on by nces Wllson Julla Klrkman Larry Br coe n Skondros T ree excellent comedlans Llonel Jen Evans kept the crowd laughlng at thelr o f key s gs a d ant: The captaln and sux daughters were Lomond K ara Brlan Ella Mae Kelly Sybll Marlrson Margaret art Lourse Gathe and Janet Merrlll Larry Crowley and Rlchard Sorensen were the footrnen A Mlenese Waltz was presented between acts by a QFOUD of hugh school dancers under the dlrectlon of Mrs Plnkerton Mr Fawson dlrccted the muslc and worked very hard pro duclrg It I-le was very pleased wlth the flnal productlon and It was Indeed a credlt to htm Mus W s ard was at every practuce worklng as dramatlc Lllrcctor She dld her work well for the players knew thelr parts and could be easrly heard Mass Tucker Mrss Rlch Mlss Llnt d or and Mlss Alver took care of the cos fumes and makeup CHORUS PEASANTS flrel AI 0 CL Baku Elaln owen Vlarx Eozz El Ln Bur ex Ju rr c Ruth C a x Cass e cwev Creseo Du lc woke Mcrlor e Eqon an Eskblsan F I w r c e G rc en e Hullah Hamm- Barnet c Hawkes Aria nkel a C H lla I Elnzahe I nc u t L n s o Lorna Knowles Donna Lowrx Lorra ne Marler B e McNabb Carolxn Petersen Nancy Ilrhard Brx 0 Netto Profto Var Rurlb a on D o n n a S lc-r Paullne Spahr Mar lxn Stlnaer Marx L o u I s L Tandy :ce Tull r I s V a n Natta Dons Wr Qht Jeanne Youna SOLDIERS Kcn Aker Llaycl Be'l Re-A Chrusten son Neal Corbett Larry Crowley Alfred Dalplno Rav Eltel Don Garrson Delos Hale Ke th Jensen Gerald MfCurd1e Dawn' McOmber Adnan McOrv-ther Ted Maroon Sarac-nt Nelson George Orchard Jam Pypcr Jerry Rupp Eldon Thompson F r a n k I I n Welch David Waotc-rs Rmhard Howells Conn Lowe blll Harten Alvun P u t n a m Haro d Eerqcnclorf 'i PEASANT BO YS Lomond Barley Wendell Richardson low' ell Clalrc Ellsworth lr 1 Hayes R r c ur hard Sorenson .l ther nd thelr laundfv woman mo ll o In ' 1 ' , th Y b f y f W t w n th be se . A Y I Y t of th 2 du to h t. I c K ' , u , ' ' , O Flnr L l . N A , I , , 980. to I I I S C I . I , f , , I l ' - ' l ... f , I - M l lr Ll xthx ' C B I S I V IIO x Ce I lc-are Rise Cer-.lon Mar- aaret Crare M . 1' e Craft 4 X D . ' 1 - . L M ' L L 4 e r' v I n X . , , r r , j Hr' L Y . IA n I rl Ih Y- 'its Hopswz Ju H h 1 r n Ill: I , l ,I ' . P ' r r I Al o 0 I' I - , 5 I K ' It K ' I J ' Ll f B , L V n .4 5 , -. , l AD ' lg I - .I ll I SVI 7 Ax QI' M518 wt. 5 C1 U' tnc musuc students coll hum ts Mr F vs :un A5 tht mod of tne music department mn and wk Contxnuoliy pruftlcun vwth wnu student nmsnuons At the first of thc' SUWOQV xecr he rnubt qurcktx drvll cu bond to ploy ond march at tnc football qcmes Ther he must produce wuth thc orchcstm ond con ut bond ohmq wwth has two classes tn Cnomk The huqnwqnt of the music DVOGTCIFIW and of M Fctuo w X wort- us the ope ctto wr Fowscvn t uns ol! of the voruous trnos Om Clrtds TU rang wxnq fthe bLIIIdIf1Q just for music Qiapcrtmcnt PNN xeur In desuwcs more cruiat than ex er fvr ttec efftvrt he put forth tn Obtolntnj new untforrns for tim boni lffeijfffi ifieiif piikf gi? EEE kt ji' ff Jefre loyal vou. lohv Ilgb, H te had and emo Blue, Poky lgh e' 1 bac U TWIRLERS Ruth Roberts Elsne Stevens DQUM MAJOR Helen Swum Alvrn Putnam 'X '-'ZH J Page Ftfty Tb H 'Pmffc .Q . 3 , , A . c K , - 1' ' 1 . he I5 0 xcrv busy 1: Q f- . Q . f 4 T- Y V I' . V 'N, ' ra . ' , i qu ' and I' ,s , ' L Q the I 1 . T , , . ,, N 1 ' L, , e e ee - in V Aff if H l 'z ffi i Qf9 f1 ffAfQ lil QP ' li l7 e e ,,,4,,, w4,',,,',-, 'Q VW, V, .. , 7 H Y W W Wg.- -M H, Y W- -V?-- 4 - ,A 1 v ff- 1' . to U h f tem: ea- - , '-1 e T II Ag ig 1 . X. , . - I .. :I F- W' B I! - -. I F . I ,. , A I ,5 ,E . :QI K vm F59 . it- N I if 5 ' KN X Avg ' v it if ' A S R 4521. Inf,- oncett fend ii- Furst Row left to rqhtl Ray Cavanauah Duck Clark Dorothy Swanson Carlos Jones Luauna Sorenson Delores York lrus Wautl Second Row Vrla Rudecn Mary Clark Douglas Echelberaer Oren Loveland Leonard Cerda Harold Tucker lax Terry Jack Southworth Don Clark Don Fullmer Robert Yardley Darwun Cook Lamont Reynolds Junuor Wulkes Gayle 'Sorenson Myran Wheatley Harold Tumpson Thud Row Gene Burton J D Powell Frances Ashby EarlWulson Ray Bauah Stanley Gholsr-n Gene Kent Joe Tru u lo Grant Summons Jay Slaughter Edwun Kahn Kenneth Spukerman Dale Barrett LaNon Burrc-'l Th mas Kumo Bull Hr rtcn Jum Pyper Ken Akers Mary Skudmore Clunton Rupp Martha Jane Slunaerland Keuth Hadley Bull Hawkley Ralph Moon Lynn Croxall Fourth Row Eluzatpeth Burton Ruth Merrul Von Reynolds Carcnce Clark LaVoy Thomas Don Strom Ruchard Kump Vuraunua H'm mes Vernal Taysom Paul Crossman Hdoshu Yamaula Orlant Garr tson Iunuor Maduson Ruchard Horsetall Br nt Bullunas Murray Green Lewus Lambrou Jack Tollar uamag Clark Ralph R fa Maafta Dayton Keuth Alhana Wesley Cuppett Geralr' Douglas Elmo Smuth Ruth Roberts Arthur O vcr S andunq Alvun PJ ncm E hcl Sm th Luke Shura Ellen Swum Elsue Stevens Cecelua Delay ttf? Thus year because of the uncreased musucal department the school has boast ed two bands one a rnarchuna bond and the other o concert band Both bands have been under the durectuon of Mr Fawson The concert band has new unu forms and us composed of about eughty members The marchuna band thounh small un number If a smart band and untcnds to oo places Wuth the two band system students are furst placed un the marchune band to learn the fundamen tals and then un the concert band after they have become competent musucxans The hugh school bands are an asset to the communuty as well as to the school They march at varuous celebratuons and play very often un publuc performances The concert band us rated very huah os a hugh school band Durung May 9 IO ll the band wull be un Grand lunctuon Colo rado for the unter mountatn band con test Last year they placed thurd nn thus contest and thus year, wsth more experu ence and new unutorms they are out for furst place Page Fufty One 62061117 Gnd, Drum Mauar Elsue Stevens First Row Gordon Wullus Paul Anderson Ruchard Howells Delos Hole Leslue Cuppct Mulo McCurdy Ray Johnson Leland Jackson Second Row Larry Crowley Ella Evans Delma Hancock Dean Hansen Kcuth Lewus Stanley Walters Paul Luttle Francus Ormond Thurfl Row Hershel Candlcund Margene Foot Betty Smuth Lulu Hemrnung Howard Edgley Curtus Garrutson Bernuce Tolrnon Davud Evans Fourth Row Bully Kelly June Hansen John Hemmung Maman Stout Earl Hadley Fendon Ja kson Robert Raybowrne Clutton Wells Warren Roberts u SHT-l' A 1Slstflrsl?,Lruffef,'fulf,15?Tt so f tif o startd, agairzst the best in the land, For we know you have sand, Polcy High, Rah, Ra ff! ' , - f ll 6 y GIRLS' SEXTET The foremost group of singers in the school is the girls' sextet. They sing very often at assemblies and are always called back for en- cores. Composed of a group of ca- pable soloists, they blend beauty with harmony. They are Barbara Brian, Leola Olsen, Florence Grave- line, Julia Kirkman, Mary Louise Tandy, Pauline Spahr and the pian- ist, Faye Lemmon. CLARINET DU ET Two musical - minded students, Ray Cavdnaugh and Richard Bar- rett make up the clarinet duet. They are very expert musicians, having been in the bond and the orchestra since they entered hiah school. As a duet, they supply pleasant listening for the audience. Q.-I sovs' QUARTET Singing everything from Down by the Old Mill Stream in good barber shop quartet fashion to the modern swing numbers, the boys' quartet has been one of the most popular of the small music groups. Sometimes with accompaniment, sometimes without, their blending of tones is mast pleasing. They like to harmonize numbers to their own arrangement, Lionel Jensen lstandingi, Newell Ferer, John Skondros and Harlan Fereday are the four fellows who make up this novel quartet. When they all gather around the piano singing to Newell's accompani- ment, one feels that they are enjoying it as much as their listeners. Often asked to sing at public gatherings, they have become very experi- enced and veteran singers. FLUTE TRIO Fora differentsensation in music, listen tothe flute trio. Three girls4lris Waid, Mary Alice Swan- son and Delores York-give de- lightful interpretations on their instruments. The ensemble has a mellowness and h a r m o n y very 1, soothing to a listener. Page Fifty Two TRUMPET TRIO With heads up and trumpets held hugh, the trurripeters three send forth a silyer blast. The th r c e--LaVon Birrell, Bill l-larten and Dale Barrett are musicians with real class and polish. They step out on the stage ond snap their cornets to their lips with the same teamwork with which they plciy, They are perennial fo yorites with the students as soloists ir1tl1C band, VIOLIN QUARTET The four violinists, David Wray, Ray Talman, Bob Shaw and Jack Cronise, Combine their musical abilities to fornw a melodious quartet. They all practice pri' yately and play in the orchestra Besides their private training, they practice many hours together. l-lard work and loriq hours are offset by their success in public per- formances and before the stuilents in the Friday assemblies. The violin is a hard instrument to master but these four are masters, all. XYLOPHONE TRIO Pretty girls and pretty music shoulrl lie the title ofthe Xylophone trio. Two sisters, Merle Lowe and Jeanne Lowe, with .lean Brown are the three girls who play these noyel instruments. They are real artists with their music and play with ease anfl poise, sometimes manipulating os many as four hammers at one time. With hands moving amazingly fast and music lust as rapid, they are always 0 hit with the audience. SAXOPHONE QUARTET With soxophones crooning like Bing Crosby, the Sax quartet conveys a feel- ing of rest and quiet to the audience. The players--Bill l-lawkley, Roy Cava- nough, Elmo Smith ond Gene Burton--are four fellows who can always be found in the music department. Aside from their excellent auartct they are in y ei r i o u s dance bands, Orchestras nncl marching bands. lf they keep playina as they hoye, they will each be bound for a big clnnce band. --51 I Orch es tra The Pocatello Hugh School us very proud of uts symphony orchestra thus year The orchestra IS one of the largest snr to ccnuc from the musuc department of the hlgh School It us under the excellent durectuon of H LeGrande ruvsson HL has created new cnthusuesm and uruterest among the musuc students The success of the operetta Swccthcarts can be partly creduted to the orchestra accompanust Furst Row Dona Waters concert master Sygl Marks Ruth St Marte Gcralctune Balley Gwyenth Stocks Betty Chester Earl Rouche Flore ce Klng Bonnue Ruggs Second Row lleftl Antonuo CmfT1OSl'I'I Robert Shaw Kathryn Barber Muyo Yamada Second Row rughtl Carolyn Gregg Suzzanne Goss r Davua Wray Thnrd Row tleftl Aluce Lundaren Earnest Carranza Thurd Row rughtu Lous Crlsswell Joy South Evelyn Delzcr Fourth Row Jack Cranuse Ray Tolman Kelth Albano Ralph R at Slaughter Dale Barrett LaVon Burrell Thomas Kamp blll l-larten Don Clark Donald Fullrner Robert Yarcllex Charles Roscoe Dorothy Swanson Ray Cavanauah Gayle Sorenson Ir s Wald Rula Merle Jones Rhoda Vaun Call Jeart Brown Merle Lowe Dorothy Marley Sfandung H L Fawson conductor Clarence Shankel Bob Thomas Wulluam Thomas TRUMPET TRIO These boys have a future' Thus has been proved many tumes by theur appearance on varu ous ossemblues and programs presented by the musuc department They can really make sweet musuc from a trumpet PEP BAND If ut s good loud musuc, thats needed the Pep Band us ummeduately called upon to help at basketball games football games and pep as semblues they re rught un there beatung ut out They are frequently seen rudung about the streets on the end of Muke Yamada s truck adver tusurug Pocatello Hugh School or lust havung a good tume Bull Horten student dlrector has shown unusual talent wuth thus group of musu clans lf there us any duffuculty Prof Fawson can always be counted on to help them out ui .r .ul Frrsf Row Bull Hawkley Darwun Cook Ralph Ruce Keuth Albano Hudoshu Yamada Orland Garrutson Ken Akers Elmo Smuth Gerald Douglas Second Row Alvun Putnam Donald Fullmer Edwun Kahn Joe Truuullo Thomas Kump LaVon Burrell Jay Slaughter Dale Barrett, Luke Shura Murray Green Thurd Row Donald Slark Ray Cavanaugh Duck Clark Oren Loveland Charles Roscoe Gene Burton, Robert Yardley Leader Bull arten Page Fufty Four N f t x Y I P 4 -N I u 1 x 's ' 3 P I I u ' ,- ui ' . f . g K l ,f u c ' u ' ,W ' , , ure, J , T , , , , u l u u ' Bull McCurdy, Cecelua Delay, - 11 . ,l . 1 - 1 1 1 ' 5' . 1 . . 11 . . 1, , . uf - 1, 1 A 1 u - - - . 11 1, ' 1 . f 'rf f f . 3 .1 'fu' r 1 1 - 1 r A 1 1 lmportant vocal tralmng tor huah school students mcy be acqulred nn advanced and preparatory cnorosei Tne aclyanccd chorts s the suxth hour class whlch Mr Fowson trams dolly It matnly comoosc thc A Cap ocllo chotr whtch tn :ts black robes IS an tmpressuve stqht The chotr IS a flntshed musical product and ore scnts thc Chrustmas pageant each year N085 Back Row Mcrvull Egan Lcmmon Craft Knrkrnan Cleare Gcthe Pcterson Skannro Orchar Rcncr Rogers Calph Ersro xelsrn Mulls Eskelson lohnsnr- Mad: on arlett Rtno E yes Mrlsant Second Row tumor neon errta Mc-rrll mlth e oar' e cs utn m s tt Etel Chr stcn o D ls onm an anry 'ear owny nr L sow an c a If ow ter Bri n vfne Olsen Hnllnard Slaughter Akers Garrlson lensen Ellsworth Fc-rer Vxoodard Fereday Lewts Knowles Corrcn Sat lame' Jensen Allred PREPARATORY CHORUS FITS' Row lett to rlghtl Calauanru Ferc nay Craven Haley Rogers Kump Jensen Curtns Western Recldnck Smuth Bfrgclen dorf Howells Kauffman Hollaclay Ames Ellls Smnth Rogers Second Row Espnallrer Curtxs Harrrson Rhodes Anderson Tallas Carrtson Bertasso Lemmon Halslup Cooper Martnn Luker Third Row Olnver Rotnznson Curran Gxlyeat Ames Lundsey Mers Jen sen Garbett Hughy Frandsen Bueh'er Mules Davls Olson Rnrks Krebs Fourth Row Johnson Mnllward L nfl Mort n Meyers Rorcrts Kamaaoe Jones Bertasso Akey 'oncg Howell Bagley Bosauct Guy man Cleare Jensen Cutler Kaneko Flffh Row Armstead Peake Haussler Johnson Simms Dudley Archrbalcl Metlen Man ter Slxfh Row Lnndsey Lewus Snow Lowe Brown Lowe Franrls Kohn Smv h Danucl Chrlstotteso Anderson Armstrona Stand mg Fawson DANCE ORCH ESTRA A all soclaltunctuonsheld In e school the dance orchestra supplres the music All of them are members ot the school band who are very tnterested tn mustc The seven man band conststs of Bull Thomas plana Jack Clnne Bull l-'lar ten LaVon Btrell Harold Ltllubrudge Gene Burton and Charles Roscoe The band can really Swma Out plays at a great many dances outsrde of school With sts goal the C o c o a n u t Grove they practrce dnllgently Page Fifty Faye ' B 1 x T igi,f::l C0114 ' Ra C , 1 I S T V I, 1 s rt Uv Th Ls T . , 7 X I 7 V t , f I 1 rl t Howell, Peterson, Ruley, Stafford, Colllns, A - I , I , lu A I , 1 , T T l f 1 . 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My 1. ,iffy pots and failed ancf fat: 0 77a.4Ae5 On December 8 the flrst radro program by Poky Hugh was prescnted That clay nt was announced a th b 1 ver e roac castlng system and luke everythang new lt was the topuc of conversatuon At nnne flfteen that evenung the mmol program was an the alr and It proved to be a success The extent of the programs was not kno b wn ul a second followed the flrst and soon they had become a regular feature of the school T he programs were broaacast by remote control from the musrc room and speech room They were presented by the muslc and speech departments alternat n h k I g eac wee Each program was under the persona' dnrectlon of crther Mr Fawson or Muss Hayes They supervused and reh arsed the programs untll they were ready for the our Srnce radlo ns such a new tucld ond possesses many possrbulltles for development these programs have a practucal slde The students take unusual Interest In presentlng them i and lt gives the student a fe lu f es t ey could get for thus type of work and others relatlng to tnns fleld ? 5 0 we 0 I toss D' 9 rnghx plOY C The Dubllc Slileokmg to some sound e nrlouncer s ttectS X the 0 TerrY supplle on 'S JOY Home Anders Page Frfty Sax r every proQ LL, Aff -QMIW' Muss Hoyes dlrects a radro cast r0m s ,, , 1 M it s f in 5 T dv -.- EK X ' ' f , , 4 , T , H AQA T me ATA 3 T T T N . s i 4,- AAX A 4 ' ' eung o responsublllty, Miss Hayes saylsuthat the tralnlng A v . rs the b 1' h , I X N, ' nm.. lx X .I T i nt d v l T . I TE VOP EDITORS w tht lllrocllon of Mass Thompson Glqnno Boyps Doris Vxrlqlwl oml Jconnc Pugmurc the Crcullvg Wrlllng closs hos slut onrl Colferl thc onnuol rnoqozlnc Thzs rnuqozunc ls NU SYGC A023 SEEN 910 -is C-T-4 3155 323 ,7: 203 333 gc 66 -C 229 TUG oxf- Tic iff 3512 'og 3 -400 '53f 402 S20 -3 If 3-2 0 Q30 335 ' 0 at kY Y L IDA 1 Standing Gesrrlng Horoce Ruchordson Slthng Jecne ug Howell Soroh Qu NL N A Q N N N fs we 'X N' 95.11 'I J I -. ONE ACT PLAY DIRECTORS 1 IP wlnn ng C rlromctlc oworr hur orc mom moo unc s I Th voor 'X U Don 'NOV mfs? ornonq vlmsg flvrcgtmo o one cc? p ox cnt lrcclors luxe been Morgorol Pc rt F 'C NCC Kollx 1 ht on L rx Slonlo. This xoluol 'C cxperrcnce mv nm JI rl ronrusc lfnowlcrlgc of the funro I 1 In SENIOR PLAY n r 'J ron- s o no lno rl . lo IC one Ng ' cnc lmc lor n lvllc fomodw ond o low louglv V vw rw o g DOC C on C I D pllni Fcwl v- v l s A v um rn Ap 0 vor cc-more c roor lr usa ov o ol f e crncrl the from' ron umm s of o rou of son ors on Yhc I Q ' Thcrc w C r Q flux lvcforc COf'Tlf'YlO7fCfY'If'lT ussuon EPI lwcwk m w lc' s stulcnls Cx Or lrncnfrnf' wth fly nom: C mullnonolrc porcnts conwwn omoke tm tc lof scoson M ss Tucker spent mo M long hours n moklno 'l-ls show o success Mr JDCWFC look rhoroc cf thc fooc cl: M- lc Ncmm Pllchorfl hcnfllcr lhc hon l prop Bcvcrlx Henry onr Ello Moc Kc-Ilv oltornoiczl os form Tcrs on lconnc Youno s 0 r v c C os slogc rnonooor Rlchord Sorenson Kovc Borber Wolton Krrk Colleen d ll Mortlneou Moxune Toylor Wen e P mure Dons Swonson George Egbert MAKE UP The glrls hoo to Yoko o lwock sc-of thls ycor when Mlss l-loyes conduded o c oss l Tnut 45 to soy from The expulcncc gunned lhgy orc now both on on eouo' loollno nn thc knowledge of moke up lhls c oss wo :rx connonluon wllh ihc rcgulor Dromctlc Club progrom ond wos held on Mondov mgh s ofler school fn thc p uh room rrom lhc cxpcrmcmc golncal me members w rc oblc to holp wnth the mokc up for the oul school plox onf' h th s course wos o Drornolnc Club feolure lf wos oocn To nox mcmlwrs olso Thus course counlcl lor Jpuctto Alfhoug l p 1 mls on o clromolxc oworfl These four ore the Dromotlc oword winners l n rnokc up lor laolh boys ond qrrls A Closs In moke up ot-'1 OO Dooc E u ftv Seven 0 .3 Li. ki sa' 5- ifiv if - if , Q4 Q M g. 5 I4 RK, .K 5 '11 r nu , .A A K Q -, EF? - ' :Hif- Uu :lor r - f T ' ,- ' V X .r ' V- , ' l . 7 1 R V Fgrc 1 ' X H ue r f, I 'K f ' . l - , ,Y ci fi w. o ,W l ' - f: 1 K, .V , ' I . ,l-'M Q ' J' 3' , 'l ' i. 4 CW 1 f is K Y tht' wlu-l .s ol nlrcxnu uh , . l - N 3 fb , sul- 4Mg1luxfLrruf.Af an x 3 Q, - Y KE' A - ff., 1 -I A toil, 'Wlwo sg' 'Q .es ' -k. -sk H' una: 1 'I' V , v. - -' ' a srl-Ups gow u , heooo 1 .t .S 12 Q ' 9 Y - ' - T' J flf ,N - ' A Q T vs '.f-nr mr KC for fl ss c 0 oll Yhc O .. 1, , ., U - M quolw- ff l: wh th :nw uol lriy ' -A l 'Q .A , . 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Y x an fp v-is 'vfvlw -if--tie Back Row llett to nqht Yamada Garmure Jensen Thompson Hlltabrand Espltallrer Bertasso Rurhtu Powell Kuhara Grayson Fredrrckson Cronsse Prumbs Tomanek Fowler LaRue Wade Third Row Ashby Schoonover Bergstrom Peterson r-lerbel Ostler Carlson Walker Swallow Davis Thompson Barber Holmes Terrell Second Row Dav dson Assrstant Man aoer Horrls Hullrard Buehler Campbell Goodson Adclsteln Valentine Decker Barrett Tram Brothers Zlcbarth Robin son Bohner Koho Front Foss Manager Garrett Assrstant Manager Anselmo Amason Hart Mullens Swrm Brllnngs Fechtel Marshall Tyaeman Srmmons Rane Llday Nerder McOmber Gledhll Llmberung up thexr muscles Llday Srmmons and Nerder away In the dash lmmedrately after the basketball season was completed and the equrp ment placed an mothbolls Rap rssued hrs turst coll for track cond: dates Almost one hundred llkely asprrants turned out for posltuons on the squad The spacuous gym afforded an excellent place for the early season practrce untrl the weather cleared and they could move to the cunder track Among the meets on the calendar Adnan lshotputl McOmber Page Frfty Erghf C 'kA . i ',J, - V Qi'-'i ' ' ' le. . - . all T. - ' fx, A-Wir tiff-A it L1 '- ' si W A . ' -wk N Q ,- -- P : ' E' ,Q - AV l I -' '- ' -3 -L. 15 ' - 9' 'l A ' J m' 1.40--N l . 2 Qty .J . 1- : F ii 3 1 1 K I -54 U ll 1 ., 1 ' l 'Nl I A I . Q - 5, A t , 4 is .TQ , I N' ' 1 ., X '- 1 H pg , ' '- , ' n' T 'l l -fix 5 XJ! ,LF Lil. ll .1 ., ',, . .. , , - u ,g ,. . 1 , .A .t H . X- N I L ' ' 1 -Av 1 A j 'Ali A 3 X' ' r ' X' Q W' r' W my r xx'T.sRLV . ' .Jx 11 , V 'i P- ' -- , .. r 5 , 1 ' 3 ' 'X T T V . - , ,, f ,- 1 ' .'s ' 1 5 3 any ' R -. 'JK . .gig - I P . . H e ,Z-, , S . Y , M H , I . ' U-, r I K ' V V 'Z A- V V - . ' W V I - V , I g I A , I I J I H I ,A , , , were the Provo Relays on April Zo 27 Sub distract on May 3 Dsstrlcf on Moy IO lnterdustrrct on May I7 and Idaho Irwufafuonal closmq The season on May 24 Some of The outstanding performers were Simmons Lldoy and Nelder an the sprnnts Tyde man In the hurdles Borbudge nn the dustances Dykman IU pole vault and M cOm be r In the weughts gk get Page Flffy Nino Har? over The lcar Broaayamp na Cf U Eff? .Maru marw Ctrcfch Aroun 1 the Yarn Soccr Yasser Four st on Or your mark get sGT ,1 V ' ,. 5 1 ' 3 Mm sr dc h 4 P S 5 , 6 r , 7 ' 3 i J' I . . 'A , X .A-JH , -X . 1- ' I , , ,'- I V, A ,.., L I ' T J Q - ' 1 g ., 2 5 ii f S' . . , ,V I z f 1 7' X . I I L. 7 ' . ,V , 1 , P. cum , , .' , 1 -. af ' r r 'Q E. -,,, ' v... 3 - q- ,f'- 's .'Z 1'1 -f' Q-' Q, .gnttamutaf .glaotti The new gymnasium and increased facilities for other sports gave rise to increased activity in the intramural program. The Lasketball tournaments open d the Season and during the winter boxing wrestling and fenc ng introduced for the first time this year held the stage Members of all thes squads performed between the halves of basketball garnes Skiing also captured many devoted followers ln the spring the scene shifted and archerf tennis and golf occupied the sootlight All these combined to make a program which attracted more students to athletics than ever before Kadifetbaff ur basketball t urnamcnts are held before the beginning of varsity play and from these the outstanding players are selected for tryouts The first one the Home Room Tournament was captured by a iunior team after defeat ing the seniors in the finals The Outlaw Tournament in which the plavers are allc wed to choose their own teams was taken by the Beefers Carlson s uintet walked Jff with the honors in the Do Nut Tournament in which the teams are picked bx Rip The lnterclass Title was tuck cl owax bx the senior team after a tight finish with the puni wr s iuad HOME ROOM OUTLAW Back Row Wilson Briggs Amason Back Row Swim Carlson Stephens Front Row Akcv Roubitloux Binaris Bccbc Front Row Katsilomctes Jensen Holladay Sattcrfield C-I Cx DO NUT INTERCLASS Back Row Massier Kelly Wade Back Row Carlson Peterson Howell Front Row Espitallier Tydeman Carlson Front Row Satterfield Jensen Holladay 4, in 1 inf 3' .. 3 C x + ' 1' '-'l :R T L ey i' ' it T, - 1 5 l is 1 4 14 C l , I4 I3 8 gg V , C I 5 , R 7'7 T 'fer 1- T 'Q- - . f ' X L s fel' tiiyf' J f' l , . 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' I , l II ,A 1 1' fy w, Iii V51-vw,I',fI O Iivwuw 1 H' I I A a 0 -XIII MINI. TIIIX xg :r 'Mr Iwxm mmf vxV1 1I ng wgugxl Ie' nw vxralvsmux mr! gvncmx vmqk Ihurc' Us fi air ICT X IIE-Q uf rv Ycrpt In NIL ,gvmm ll ,I 4r.,. , ,, ' V E I M -XI LI III .g It wc rat :1fI mud IffUV1gU,C v . hw Im ' ' nh- s Iwmrll o MI Ivwsfccfi porfwrn c'I oe V1 QI wgrvt Th 'rr pubI1QpUI4 mcmf- ' ' cxImIvl1Icr 5 , um J: ,JI fr' Iwulxcs III the IJHLSI-,-TIJLAII qczmcf. Numy vofumrw .,f prc- ? jf ' XXLJUI- TIT, WON! ' 'rf 'vm TI1 'If' v 2 CI 'W I LI IIS. I 'Iv V 1 'I I I , D I4 I -. - vw' I J. Y fu? Ti Q ug :rw Um vu :vw QM. ck xxI1-I' Ili: I I, 7 Dai' I-II xv vvmi, Lvvnax Lgzrrlu 'LII Qu I CIQI Ikniccrw KT 1.111 Im! I the I:.3I1t 2: vm- IJIIIB f ' :Q if L, Lv fs . X t ' d I I ' 3 Th I1 . 0. :rw In ,1 K CI ' . L12 zilx In 11 ond Own Idcrk .Inc-xr VIII' , , II Q In I TL A wc V , I I ' :CI III x Tlcd, A D1 I- Fr Im 'cucfi Lx, womgv III - . 01 it- -1,, ,.', ,Qui . Q ,y ' , Af' 4 .. , V- 'X ,r IH, A-V I I Q ' wlj, V Q, ' Q93 I A - shi, . , , I .f .-,Ui - :' 1 'ZC'A22y dll 0llClIly Fenclng was Introduced for the tIrst tume In Pocatello l-lIgh School thIs year When Mr Spencer Issued e call e rly In the fa a lar number of boys turned out to try theIr hand at a new addItIon to the program and every week these boys Could be found In the gym practIcIng thxs graceful art Under the expert tutelage of Mr Spencer a veteran of the sport they became well grounded In the Important fundamentals Front Mr Spencer PIGFCS Thompson Eatel Mullens Back Powell Kauffman Talman Clark Carlson ZI8bOffh Mr WhItlow Zundel lsIttIngl Roblnson ZIng K Jill No new sport IS archery For many years past the boys Interested In the pIoneer type of huntxng and Mr WhItlow have worked together In the constructlon of bows and arrows and targets on whrch to practlce thelr sklll The greatest Interest IS shown IH the sprIng when fIeld traps lend practncal experuence to the work of the partucxpants A qulck lunge n guarde' :.:. Page Suxty Two Q, C 1 o Ll li .rival , h 'ev . th I a ' S ll ge 1 , ' P . . Q 1. kr . - S l - Y g Ia, K i ' ' I 1 1 , - I X9 .1 1 . -. I, , Z I 4 . . ll I 7 4: ' 5. ev? If ' I I . 4 ' ' ' gy A, -. :rf-f I . 1 I ll -I I , 'x f gf 'Al' ,, ' ' ' Y gpg, f ' r D' f 1 I if H v is I, 1, K gf, E -5: I ff' l' I-S 'I X ' ey . '-4. 7 -I' : I I , ' , ' . E . I f I ' f 2 fin - ix I . . ' S, li AND IN THE SPRING WE FIND TQIIHIJ, of dlld .gllfllfllnlllf Albert Mulllns Anderson a practice dup at the Y Swummlng golf and tennls all answer the flrst call of sprung When the sprung breezes flrst supplement the wnntry blasts everyone goes to the cellar or attrc to fund has tennis racquets and golf stncks hudden away nn moth balls sunce last fall The swimmers furst lumber up thenr muscles nn the local Y M C A pool and later durung the summer the puck ofthe group compete In a state swimming meet For the past several seasons the state assoclatlon has recogmzed tennis and golf and at the some time as the track meets are held golf and tennis tournaments are conducted Backhand Fore' Follow through 'Hail iii Page Suxty Three ur y , s I , o 615:14 Thats agin the rules lgood eye, ref.l You can tell they eat their wheaties. Watch the birdie, gals. R BASKETBALL Margie Sutherland Norma Swallow Myldred Allred Ethel Gerhert Mary Tensmeyer Beverly Henry Virginia Smith X-x 4 TS VOLLEYBALL Behmd Net Delores York Charlotte Woodland Patricia Williams Betty Thomas Kathryn Busco In Front Net Norma Nelson Beth Spockman Shirley Warren What Physical Education required this year? Perplexed the girls chatted pro and con about this matter This regulation different from that of torme r years, applied not only to the lowly freshies but also to the mighty seniors However at the end of the year each girl could find a num ber of exciting moments as she stopped to reminisce, for instance the day Susie Senior sprained her w ist in the volleyball tourna ment or perhaps the time Flossie Freshman made a basket for the opposing team Shuffle board softball, and badminton all had Page Sixty Four Dorothy Grooms Phyllis Stokes Q2 BADMINTON Morilouise Davis Mary Louise Tandy Beatrice Baguley Dorothy Gates - 1 - no F 1 A s -V ' Q .-P' P 1 Il ' ' I - - 11 looks followed these questions, as . I . . I XR , 1 l - . I - 1 ' , . I r' ' - ' l I . ' v , I i-Thu FT - fx, ' I .Q -.fs A., P 1 - I ' I ' I .gpotta Puck out the future B a b e R a t h Muckey Cochrane? Oh for a stylush wasp waust Shalllcboard clocsn t m o lf c th s champ seasuck SOFTBALL Vurgunua Ellus Morgue l-lemmung Carole Bustlune Margaret Morrus Rosemary Larsen Helen Ames Jane Seubert Loretta Bauman Ruth Meyers 1 9 OJ 0 EXERCISES Back Row Phulornena Guuclo Frances Moore Mary Frances Nuxon Rosemary Larsen Muss Evans unstructor Middle Row Dean Marby Ellen Gray Enud Bennett Dorothy Thompson Mvldred Allred Front Row Sarah Luker Melpha Harame Eduth Armstrong Ethel Gerhart Sf SHUFFLEBOARD Avus McWhorter, Martha Tutus, Angeluno Thuras, Nancy Scarduno, Muldred Swanson, Mary Du Guacomo theur breathless moments Hum orous and e x c u t u n g uncudents along wuth learnung how to keep physucally f u t constututed thus years P E classes The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon takes care of those gurls who work for the coveted letter and pun, whuch requure 300 and 600 pounts respectuvely These lnduan maud ens have learned to sneer at a broken fungernaul, a shuny nose, or a mussed curl, through theur love of athletucs Muss Evans, advuser and physu cal educotuon unstructor, asserts that new unterest and qreater skull have been created thus year un gurls' sports Page Suxtx Fuve H 5 Q . J. 1 5' ' ' . ' .gr A ' -F sa 2,- su ' , 625 ' l g . 'fftflfg -, u , 31 L i N-1 ,Q H . - V 2 u I , A-Q V ' ' ' ' x Q ' , ' x , x , , I I I I I I ' Z.. ,,, . ' Q I Ns: Q I r At:, .25 4 - . , . t V , 1 A 'Q .n' J, A1, . els! 3, . N I E l ' f ' ' I 1 , . - u , , u r - - - , u , I , ' T I I , . 1 'Q I I I . , . . . V A f A . v M 744.42 are Me inner.-S ORATORICAL CONTEST The seniors were Qiven their choice of two topics to write their orations one Liberty Under the Constitu- tion which was sponsored by the American Legion' o The Place of Youth in Our American Democracy which was sponsored by the Elks Lodge These orations were a required assignment to all seniors taking U S history public speaking iournalism Comp Vll and Lit Vlll The students taking public speaking were required to memorize their orations and then qive them in class The best of these were chosen to represent Pocatello in a district oratorical contest The winners of the Elks contest were Richard Sorenson Beverly Henry and Howard Tippetts The Legion winners were Marv Alice Swanson Mary Louise Tandy and Ella Mae Kelly Members of the Elks Lodge and of the Legion served as ludges Miss Hoffman and Miss Hayes conducted the activities Elks Contest American Legion Contest CALL AWARD Marx Alce Swanson was chosen as recipient of the award This m cial given by Dr O F Call to the outstanding student in ora tory lt is given on the :asus po t tier debate and declamatory work Mary Alice receiver many points when she won the drstrict Legion oratorica contest which was open to all history students of Poco tello High School the topic being Liberty U n d c r the Const tution an-,Q ...L OUTSTANDING CITIZEN Gail Wells was chosen by the senior class as being the outstanding senior girl This selection was made on basis of citizenship scholas tic ability and participation in extra curicula activities In previous years this selection was made by the D A R but the honor this year rs lust as significant as heretofore SCIENCE AWARD William Thomas was decided on hy the Science department to rece ve th e Bausch an l L o m lv award This medal is given to the mor th the h g h e grades during three vears of scientific study The decis O1 is made according to the number of applicants for the award BANKING ESSAY Of the 425 essays written by the iunior class the paper handed in by Bill Wood was chosen for first place For his efforts Bill received a casn prize of SIS This con st was sponsored by the ldaho B a n k e r s ASSOCIGIIOU the subject being Why Banks Are Essential to Community Welfare Page Sixty Six .fchofajtzc gonozs ng ur? Paul Brown gets o bug kuck out of hlknng and roughung ut an the nearby hulls and sn the wunter he enjoys :ce skatung He has been a competent busxness manager of the Pocotellnan and stall has been able to malntaun a 99 64 scholostvc average VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Moxme Taylor her keen sense of humor hos won ond retouned many posntlons ond last :ng fruendshlps Maxine ns treasurer of G A A advertlsung manager of the Pacatelluon and has taken an octave part an all school dorngs fin 'ir' 1' The Honor Socnety guves o banquet for the Notuonal Honor Socrety NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Joan Allen Kathryn Barber Enud Bennett Arthur Blstlune Jack Blake John Borbldge Paul Brown Helene Cleore Ruth Cleore Elrzabeth Ann Cook Betty Crofton Tom Evans Alvlno Franclsconu Leone Graham Flossle Homes Morgue Hemmlng Page Slxty Seven Beverly Henry Turney Hitler Horace Howell Ella Mae Kelly Walton Kurk Julla Klrkman Lorna Knowles Lelo Loveland Sarah Mortuneau Bull Norman Margaret Peart Ramona Pehrson Nancy Pnlchard Jeanne Pugmure Verlo Rudeen Stanley Saurey Nnna Sherwood Jean Slaughter Ethel Smith Ray Smuth Dons Swanson Mary Alnce Swanson Mary Lounse Tandy Maxnne Taylor Mary Tensmeyer Wnlluom Thomas Howard Tnppetts Carolyn Wells Jeanne Young John Zlebarth Muss Hanson, Advsser O r,, C, K sf! ., lg f -if J , ' if. lil ff ' . 4 A J . , . di. . ' ff 1144 5 X W A 4 ' ' 4 ' - 2 I - E L 451' A' - 4 -,L WE ' fu-.M If 'A 1 4 ,, ,f xl 1 f 1 1 w :fr 1 ff' , . ,f r 1 . J 6 1 'E 3 1 .4 S' ' -. x 1 k,. r : .- A rE,1 v+Q'5-14qivf 7'7- fi3q:'.n-'- W wi., 'trffid W... P fi i f fm. MW ,nw-' W I Mr. E. Norman Vaughn, our superintendent, can best be described by the adjectives efficient, sincere, and forehanded. His life is a history of active, enthusiastic participation in the affairs of his profession and of his community, Page Seve yu r P !?IW'Y'3? S Mr George N Green our prnncnpol rs O cordnol friendly person with on unforlzng sense of humor ond 0 deep undersfondnng of human values HIS sflmuloflng guidance enrlches The Faves of all of Us P Q Ycxcnm O 0 72212 .2 s. L.-. Lcc Blacknur Myron Porqes l O Anderson ChesterG Wells F A Burton Dr J R Young Vlashtngton Lemmon E N Vauahn paul'-ga lx nuinu nil!! :annul p un 1 n Vcrnell Hurst Lee Blcrkmer Everett Tackley Miss Vlola Cuola, 1? 5 t.7x V' to Mr, Grccn. 'E THE DIRECTORS MEET IN THE NEW OFFICES Thus qroup of men commonly known as the School Board can now relax somewhat after several strenuous years ol plannlnq and cllrectlna the building of the new qymnaslum and audntorlurn Slnce they a e all promlnent men an theur buslnesses and protcsslons It was a real sacrifice for them to spend so much time In communrty work Because at their sense of responsl balmy and lntearuty the town can now boast of ts rnllluon dollar school Thexr routine duties consnst of VCQLIlC1TlVN1 the aftolrs of our very upto date school system and crnploylncg the personnel with the sugges tlons ot the superxntendent The buslness manager and the stock room em oloyees are the busiest people ln the school system lt IS theur job to handle the rcqursltxons and supplles ancl aet the rnatenals o round to the schools wrth dlspotch and smoothness 5, Mlss Erma Babcock, scr rotary to Mr, Vaughn Paar: Seventy Two VITAL CLOGS MISS HOFFMAN Dean of Girls LIKES Literature with an historical background. Intelligent conversation. Keeping up with political affairs, Entertainments that are well planned. Some time to rest. DISLIKES Dogmatic statements. Intolerance. Self p ty type of people Long stones if supposed to be funny Individuallsts with bad manners Keeping people waiting Eating early breakfasts Sentimental :sm anytime anywhere MR PUGMIRE Dean of Boys HOBBIES Coursing pack rabbits with grey hounds Grouse and pheasant hunting Travel Mountain camping Trout fishing MISS CONGLETON Registrar LIKES Smiles and frowns Monetary security Integrity of purpose Life under the American Flag Entertainment of a wholesome Simplicity and neatness DISLIKES Follacrousness Reckless drivers Oysters Wretchedness in society Nonentities in any walk of life Page SeventyThree nature . i 1 .Bl V, fl ll' W ,J !- .F , I f is SQ From left to right Jeane Pugmire Sarah Martlneau Lorna Knowles Miss Hoffman Helene Cleare 34' b-1' From left to right Tram Evans Ray Smith Horace Howell Larry stanley Clifford Klrkendall Mr Pugmlre H From left to right Ethel Gerhort Minnie Okamura Julia Kurkman Miss Congleton Leone Graham Nina Sherwood 'T COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Donald R Thomas J A Zlebarth E'na A Matson A D Erumhall Mrs George Peterson H Susanne Rothwell Dalsy M Evans Margaret Hartlln Eunlco H Congleton ff' ,X 2 2 1 il' fi' .--f'L 'llF ,Af f acu ty ,ft fl!! X, Confusion everywhere' Freshmen were anxlously shouting Where s room I? How do you get UDSTCIIFSD Do we have to stay an the base ment? Do I get a locker? Fresh men teachers sympathetucally amused yet tense and urrrtated be Apbp' H Wy ,,f f m or 1 ho mr KL-52,1 r ,311-ff'l X ,J.f'l 9 uflll an A Food' H LYW Q00-15 ,N ,, ., tw H thw- Q-wf ,t , Q Wt 0 W tm. .. qi W, ,mt L, Gt,,.,..n war bxhr, nv -,,, l L1brM'Y his ubrtfi Ln mf' ralled tnem unto their home rooms Later they were seen speedung forth assngnment cards clutched In per splrtng hands enroute to classes an Page Seventy Four W C. Q... . Q x X I y -A ,f or . E I 1 ft ,V ff' ,,,1f,,: Y . K, Liv j,,- V . , ff ' , 'll' l --,Q f' 'X D . rl .-1-TLA ' 'V' -l ' 'K ., t - ' , -Ad ,H - t 4 f' K L - f 1 - - 11 1 .. ' 'Y l f,' ' - fefl .ff A Y rf ' ' l -V V ll 11 I - 11 , , . v ' , 1 X tn ff , K, ff . . Lwflv- 1' . , ffy' '4 . 1 .V-t , ll - Q P4-1 ' K -, -,gi x , A , T11Q, r TY , 'N ' 'i f . . - .tgl ff l, L., i ,,Yv 'f7g1 t -:VA - 1' ' 4 U , - -.V ' ' Y - , 1 -A -c ' ', EQ11 IL, ' ' QS, K' ' f,,t-. ff 'f 552' 'Q LSP' x ,gf , - ' X Q Q E1 FA , 11 ' N ,. y fy ,L cause ot all this bedlam, ttnally cor- ...- H A t t :'-ff,- y . . ' - ' - V . t 'vw ' ' t . 1 l 1. 5u-a 1 . , ' - . ll K t -x.s5'C' l ' lf F J , In mr. It zh, 1 135.31313 225 1 T . ' H., ce 1 - Q . '- jus v ,. -Agia' fl I 3' . ' r it Ll .- . Q iw H X 1 V b 1 ,,,tx.-.,. ,. . ,Pk .1 H v-.,.u ,I V , MK . Q. '3 Q ' ' .um .4,1i!',' I, af' E'-QQ Nw - A 11 . . u mr- -w4,'g.', tx ft e t . ' Phi. Ed. t,.r- -X2 Z 5 l C B ' 5 1:26 . i K 'ff' N 7 ,U . ,1 ' gfi. lx ,. -' 4 rc. ' .. ig E. 0 . 1 X lt - ' 1,5- . do .W , . .. n f - M . 1, 'E ' eos . l ,.,,b.S -U ll .I ' ll . x - A S., f w sc l L D 'Vw xg ,lfjwq i ,wk-KL N , L' D ---X xxx hs Vl, A CH' s ,sg ir CA i ,' e A' fix , K VM ia- ssxre ,A by V, asv ,f 'l ' I 1 .J . - J -J JL V X - . y f MV , ,x i i ,JJ l xxhoxf-C., ' v nf-N,,, xx, s Xgxxhkxgx. W I ' ., Ksx wg -gcfm1'n13ftatl'on cg ' . , y olgebro, English, history, or Lotin. As these novices progress from .ix Xi , . X NY .., SX? i S yeor to yecir, this routine, which , ,S No'-be jl seemed so puzzling, will become ' - simplified. They will be lecirning thot it isn't oll work. The members of the foculty will seem less oustere, ond os they toke more odvonced work, piling up their credits ogoinst their doy of grciduotion, ey will olso be moking losti fri dships omong oll the e' ers. HOME ECONOMICS A6 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Eunice E. Dukes, Ruth G. Dong ivkq H. LeGronde Fo H- ,- A07 -'I 'YV BQ. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Hornet M Hczxcs Dorothx Lee Worx! Helen R-Ch Vwolo Alvcr Bonmc Forbes Bc!! Pcnhnc Brnvkntcxcr M:1.1c we Thompson Nomnc Turku Mom Gmlowsx E. H Borrctt W, M Spam 0' WL, ,t x-4, WAR H05 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Muldred Hnlswlck Grace Thomas Lucy McPherson Sylvao Smtthom SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Betty Goodwm Spencer Edith Gilcs Ruth West Hlmeno V. Hoffman James R. O'Brucn Phehe M Llnford Coro Rose Esther H. Chute Cloxre Dtx MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT M. L. Horlon Elfrndo Edwards Alncc Moore Bonnie Forbes BCH Robert Soomone Vrvnon E Hanson Moy Nnssen ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Herbert L. Glundemon Edna E. Evons Elwood Gicdhnll Jomcs R. O'Brlcn SCIENCE DEPARTMENT R. S. Pugmure C. A. Sfouber Herbert L. Ghndemon Wayne B. Whitlow C. S, Busby Royol A. Brown Page Seventy Scvcn 7'ze.4hmen Thus year ussued unto the folds of Pocatello Hugh Sc o T the unnocent outsuders they seem quute luke any ors they present a for student the freshmen o other boy or gurl but to the senuors and even the uunu dufferent problem They dud however elect a very fune student councul composed of three boys and one gurl Kenneth Beers was the closs s chouce for presudent H must be good for he was able to combune executuve meetungs wuth basketbal' playung and make a success of both The presudent s rught hand man was Herbert Booth vuce presudent and also a basketball sharp shooter He starred at Franklun and upon comung to Poky Hugh he made the home room team The secretary John Comstock turned out to be a crooner and a hot one too Joon Halluw ll was entrusted wuth the evul fmoney to you fresh men? and she announced that ut was quute cu uob keepung the books un shape Outstandung actuvutues could not be expected of a furst yeat group of hugh school students however these young fledglungs have surpassed even the dreams of the proudest parent They have organuzed a Dromatuc Club a Frosh Soph Chamber of Commerce and a Hu Y club They have struggled through a fuery and eloquent debate sessuon have produced an amusung play and have made plans for theur annual froluc They have been guuded along the long hard path by Mr Harlan freshman advuser At tumes when thunas se med toughest when the bug bully senuors were moppung the earth wuth them Mr Harlan has auded wuth good sound advuce h ol a new specues of John Comstock Joan H H I C We I Hs be f Booth K0nneth Be C Page Se enty E ght 7-Z25AmdH SUZANNE GASSER the acen af tm freshman c l a s s 45 atten s Q e rm carrynng lw r vlalln to aml fr m hc maslc room Wlth a agen aclv f tenpgr bt t Lnaaauna SlT1IlP slu ns llkul by all who meet her Row I 'Lan Amanrlson Bob Baku Haraltl Armstrong Pucg B lttn luck Adams as Antlrws Peggy Asktaker Mary Barthold Katlwerm Bartpn Nun Bervrutt Lavwll B l lurk Blue Rath Brrck Row 2 ,Md Ashton Constancg Almond Danna Anderson Alta Mag Allyn Nerda Andusan Mlldred Anderson DOVIS Nflav Amos Laura Bucher Norma Buclaley Teddy Blblllni' Jack Blrrgll Ktnnetld Beers Norman Arrlnqton Row 3 Dan Buaendarf Barbara Bradt Haul Blstllm Cncll Blaamawst Ctrl Bloamquust Janus Adams Pete Bmw Harald Beebe Januar Brasstmlal Carcnce Bwltlvyln Daratluy Anthony Gwen Browgr Georac Amcs Row 4 Miss Ward Jesse Baqley llmmy Blake Butl Bgrnartl Blll Adamson Jerry Baku Glarla Ashcroft Jack Adamson lxex Brower Arthur Barley Waym Aamatn H rbert Booth Mr Harlan P1a0 Snvz rvty Nlnf' Q ' C ' O . . , ta O 1 X 1 an x 1 x u ' X ' 1 1' 1 ll ' Q l G 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s xl 1 x x x 'xl 'v x ' ' 1 1 ' . 1 1 L' 1 l 1 - u x l , 'm A 'l 'X ' ' 1 1 1 I 1' I s 1 - , 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a ' ' N 3 A 1 w 1 1' 1 ' ' . 1 1 1 ' B r' r 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 s s Ji 1 1 l Y 1 1 1 ' ' . , , i . X , K - 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 jx x J l .w ' 1 1 1 1 s 1 - - CV . . 35 5.1 Row 1- Carl Cook Henry Cook, Robert Baldwin, Dale Colles Mike Cowley lim Shirley Carey Dana Capell Frank Cowley Charles Carlson, Jean Campbell, Row 2---Olletta Burton, Muriel Call, Gene Cherry Glen Coffin, Leonard Certla, Comstock Eoin Burgon Bill Cook, Betty Cutler Row 3-- Blanche Christensen Ruby Curtis Helen Buscoe Leslie Cupoett lame Clark Nina Burnham Carolyn Cleare Sylvia Chilton Row 4-Richard Butcher Caroline Chadwick Charlotte Clark Helen Contos Carter Row 1-Dick Felsted, Clarence Facer, Charles Ferer, Bessie Dudley, Evc Escali Betty Eldridge, Betty Fry, Glen Dameron, Joe Fernandez, Ralph Olsen Row Z--Ray Fowler, David Evan Bernice Eckersly, LaRay Davison, Merle Dal Foote, Ella Evans, Dora Mae Domico, Dorothy Davis, Elaine Davis. Row 3+-Ernest Espxtolier, Harold Fuger, Foe Draper, Orlando Francis, Lewis F Farnsworth, Isobel Fernandez, Betty Ann Evans, Wanda Dykes. Row 4-Mr. Barrett, Foe Daniels, Martel Ellis, Endow Sergo, Erma Draoer, He Echelberger, Odell Dye, Jimmie Franklin, Mr, Brimhall. '42 JI Row 1-Lorraine Garbett, Barbara Haskett, Mariorie Haggardt, Corrine Hear Guido, Allan Getty, Roy Haley, Tony George, Roy Hayes, George Hayden, Harold Row 2-Enid Hall, Helen Hall, Lucille Gettys, George Despo, Carolyn Gregg, derson Lewis Gucker William Havenor, Harold Garbett. ,v-1. my Bird Vernon Caldwell Thelma Burgess, Dorothy Croshaw, Willis Chatterton, Bertha Cumberland Stanley Byington John s Clark Tom Croxall Anqelinci Bustae Beverly Carter Melha Virgin-a Colianni Norma Clark Donna Lee Cotant Kenneth +1 er, Jerry Foley Roland Davies, Robert Foley, John Foreman ton, Richard Fullenwicler, Joy Fereday, Donna Fell, Margene arnsworth, Kent Evans, Robert Fredricksan, Elaine Dye, Marion len De La Mare, Bertha Espinosa, Marion Faure, Clarence X12 cl, Joan Halliwell, Pauline Haines, Paul Grossman Dominic Haney. Rutn Hom.lton, Pauline Gregerson, Jim Grayson, Robert Hen Row 3-+Robertl George, Richard Harrison, Richard Garrison, Merlinc Harrison, Faye Hahcrer, Constance Hernandez, Althea Goddard, Benon Harris, Shirley- Hendricks, Verna Fullmer, Suzanne Gasser, Joyce Gordon Row 4-Miss Tucker, June Hansen, Rebecca Green, Sidney Henderson, Earl Hadley, Jean Goddard, Marilyn Heyrancl, Delrna Hancock, Mary Jane Gayly, Miss Nissen. Page Eighty 1 I 4 tl l 'll lid-ll: D V . f 'mil . Row 1- Kenneth Jarqensan George Hlnee Janlar Klhara Akyra K:.vyrn1,:r . .'.1-ncr 91 ,twra-' Efyypv ' Han' lr- ,une qanrwrn ,azaqellne lahnsfon Mtltlrell Jones Gortlrln Jensen txmma Jnhnson Evelyn Mae Jane'-, lfgnaln Hn Row 2 lark Kc-llxw Marx Marqaret Knnl- Jay Hllrlreth Scarce Kzlrrr, lnrnm lf1l Hlllr,1r'l Er.r'tr.rc:l-1 r-rhlf-r li H l rgrni Wt,-,l e Hatrr' ensan Helen Hex Delmar lmfgerlwun Robert Jensen Veda Jensen Evelyn Mlflf-r Janes Uelyn Sue Janes Row 3-f--Flarence Klng Frances Jensen Fr'rw!1r'vjGCkS'7n Danalfi Jahnswr Favre' Klfrwgy N Cl-ala! 'W' Rat-er' ,altrsan Glff :JRST-r' V,r'1lnla Knowles Phyllls lsharn Julla Knlwtxen Larzlle Johnson Row4 Ray lntfxrvler Hlllx Jensen Df'f1nHvflnelf Bohm K'ml,ler Xwnlfn Klrtste l?e'L,l' 'wc-r tn Rc, whrvt awe H max fwrtr, Hronek Thelma Jensev' Dnrathy Horracks Mtv-, Alyer A zu 'i . I 5 ,l Jni.fl33 K E 'M-lf,s:',,ws,,-gs, - - 'R me -H - 1-Q fl: Fxlll' H' l l sf .' Nw., ,ls I. ,Suv , Ei? 5 'fi 1 Gi WSI Q ,.-. . ,-ary. R 1 2'-. . , vc gms are ' 1 'Fl Row 1-NIHO Nealy, LaRue McDonald, Albert Mlrahella Rrcharel Pack Arthur Oltyer Lean Myers George Mathews Duck Mayclahl, Arlene Kynastan, La Wanda Moon Wllla Marshall Harold M N-4 Lallas Harald Lee aEeth ney Danalr Llndsav Bah Row 2-Ralph Mann Lawrence Lystrua Roy Mart:-,' Mar.an Nc-wbold Opal Ltd' Dir s Lew s Rath Mer' tt Darathx Lcarle R D Mernil Daw alrl Olsen Patrlcla Murphy Martha Martln Wanda Pclctta Mir. M nie Xflrclnla Owens Row 3-- Vernon Lusk Mary Jean Laahs Lows Murllla Merl Mxers Hgvm N'ltDa.:':a Pau' ' le Mar cr' Kravrvan Glennxr M4Carnrn Dolores Merrell, Barbara Metlen Maxsne MrDanleIs Nara Pa'nwr Juar' ta Llsh Noel Manans Dcwrrtlnx Nafrrer Row lifl-larner Mcrtln Chrnstuan Nnraarrl But Lnyelanff Bnhtw Lenz Klycshl Mara' Ralta N Dean Marley, Lauus Paralnl Nate Orgul, Dean MrLaughlln Both Palmer Nlrss Thomason xl l 'x L , ' Row 'I--Alrce Randall, Jean Parts Juanita Putnam, Rhea Rlley Lorraine Rlvett Danakl Reese, Loss Pugmlre, Wayne Raymond, Floyd Rytfvng, Ross Pypcr Row 2--Dolores Peterson Harold Patz Arctta Pattls, Shlrlev Payne C9rr.nc PC1k S Las' Rawlvns, Bertha Pleper, John Pndcock, Jack Plckett, Euleen Saunders Ckash rna lax O ser' .lerrx C sen Rm. Marler Pond Don Roberts Emil Parker Qalnr- Wahlon Loyd we Prefs -tt Kaflwer ne Reese Martha Rue lnwaaenc Row 3-M'ss Hansen Maruorle Racers, Rachel Pratt, Barluara Rhoaas Don Pollack Max Rlchartlsen Van Reynolds Georgia Px-Der Robert Raeburn, James Rosslter, Charles Renburrg, Mary Peterman, Georala Pullas. Row 4-Don Pullas, Dell Redlnglan, Eunlfe Peterson, Dorothy Roberts, Juanlta Roberts Lola Mae Rohlvln-Q Bob Randall Earl Ruutlwe Ross Payne, Mary Pullos. Rane Elghtx One 1 .- t l 't' ., 9, . u I L A, ,, ,,,, 5. + 2 - - L77 ' - L. lvl 11 : xi N Eh , ! l ,t 5 eta A fx A ' Q . -n Q58 ' 1 I D ' ,,,. M. M- ' WI ., ' s Y Vlolet Smlth Edyth Stewart, Dorothy Tflyson Lualna Sorenson Mabel Swanson, Lnlllan Southworth Grant Stmmons Ray Stratford. Elrzabeth Swanson Gayle Smuth, Charles Stcrnlung. alla Sebert Jane Setxert, Margaret Sutton Trellls Schott Kelth Sherwood Ray Swallow Jack Sattertaeld Bott Sm th Helen Swxm, LeRoy Stewart, Robert Short Gene Thompson Dale Spencer Gordon SMH Row 3 -Alhert Taaoart Bodell Srnlth Ruth Stratten Julla Sluder, Lou Jean Stedtelclt Donna Dee Smuth, Calvun Smnth, Bolv Sampson, Donald Strom. Walter Strotten, Homer Semrnons, Betty Swcsher. Row 4--Shlrley Smlth, Melba Southworth, Ruth Sealey Betty Smith Elmo Srnlth Leland Stewart Lawrence Sherluurne Denn's Sronnell, Ernest Selders Mrchael Sheldon Miss Smntharn Row IABetty Schwaller Jerry Stewart, Stanley Smlth Row 2ATheIma Smltln I l v l l .-.,..-1 1 'Q h Row 14100 Tralullo Reed Tyler, Bob Volline, Eddy Thomas, Robert Thomas Dean Thompson Paul Wlllecke, Norman Watts, Lorralne Wulson, Jean York, Blanche Wlnger, Irene Westner Rachel Wolverton. Row 2--Ruth Terrell, Lellah Whrtaker, Margaret Walters, Arlene Thomas, Margaret Thomas Rath Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Katherlne Zue- barth, Jack Toller, Gene White, Klexs Walker, Carolyn Watson, Jam Welch, Row 3-John Wallln, Duck Thomas, Clufton Wells, Orlo Whitaker, Rlchard Wallare, Carl Wallan, Gordon Willxs, Ford Wynn, Danny Worsengrott. Row 4-Mrs, McPherson, Dorothy Toombs Margaret Wllson Shzrley Vrornan, Joyce Warnnrng ley, George Wood, Allce Wood, June White. Vaughn Tlmpson Eleanor Terry Bert Wrlght, , Shnrley Wtllnams, Ruth Worsencroft, Del Tol- Row 'I-fMarporle Egbert, Richard Kump, Bobby Michaelson, Vernal Hunt, Douglas lckelberger, Donald Hall, Mark Hanson, Layoy Thomas, Marga Lee Hrll, MOYIOFIE Bosquit, H Row 2-Charles Burbank, Grant Green, Donald Mathers, Clyde Dixon, Betty Dalton, Betty Norton, Lots Overdorf, Marlone Dent, John Hem- mrng. Page Elghty-Two , an Y--iv .ii-. H -- iv 0454: 3 - ' -' ' T'l' ' ' fx l I 4 1--' -rm JK -:li .-- I l 1 V.. ,rf A lg .f ' Qi V . v' .. ,t ,. 'G I ' ,. 4 ' jf -2. .0 px f' 'T -X 1' ' Howard concentrate on The pope: Now, o lwffle to The ru a Nl Tccfhcrs work Yoo I PoCcteIIlon's No. I typlsf. A he In she's clothmg. D0YdVC0m 'WQ SSW mg' f ,X 'O if - . C 1' ll 0 Page Eightv-Three I1 Gcmgway! A stor and stripes forever. X kaklx Juv lemon l on jun or Vrorflon ro BCUY 'lo Ne S Okamu M nn C OIQAOIN 012.5 Saud one Soph to another Why hasn t our class done was at the tzrst ot the year At the end of had not accomplished rntere t That e sophomores as a class as unduvnduals there had sprung up some G :hes The class president Jay Jenson was a credit to the class with has out standang basketball plavang He played on the Varsuty team throughout most ot thus year Mrnnle Okamura vsce presxdent was on the all school honor roll as well as helping Mvss Congelton ln the regustrar s oftuce The secretary of the class was Junior Vroman who very effectuvely and accurately compuled the minutes at every class meeting Betty Jo Nelson class treasurer reported that her job was small as the class drd not have a great deal ot money Sh enyoyed sungung and knuttlng In her spare time Early In the year th footllghts lured manx sophomores unto the one act play contest Mary Donna Jones brought prestuge to the class by beung the tnrst sophomore to have a lead In an all school play 5 l xt ' in l , l ' , ' something? ' . the year th , ' much, but ' ' ' r ' sing person l' ' . I I T l l . . I - . I. , . A , . . A . l I Q Page Enghty-Four .SIOIQAOIHOZG HAZEL BENSON defies the axnonn Beau tl u but Dumb She IS not only very attractive but also very untelllgent She was QQQI1 one of the wunners ot an essay contest and rs also an honor stu dent Because of these character nstucs she was chosen Queen ot the sophomore class 'X Row 1 Dan Brassflcld Robert Anderson Bull Adelsteun Junior Alfers Beverly Ashton Faye Brunghur Bull Ashby l-lyrum Ames Dorothy Booth Francns Ashby xax Bauah Arthur Bevan Row 2 Rozalys bogert Doris Bayley Vnrgunna Burch ueraldrne Baley Hazel Benson Norma Adams Margaret Brrggs Edith Armstrong Dale Barrett Wilbur Butttck Emelna Bone: Lorraine Bartuss Row 1 Jerl Bell Paul Anderson Reed Bagley Bessue Beno Edtth Bone: Kathenne Beno Katherune Anderson Arclella Anderson Joe Banc: Helen Adams Paulrne Allbrtqht Mlss Dukes Row 4 Mnss Galloway Robert Akey Altred Anselmo Beatrice Baguley Helen Archnbald Lenore Adams Norma Bloom Fern Bard Calvin Ames Bob Bertasso Dee Bogert Page Elghty Fave un iou Il O., ' wu l X' George Randall Re Chr stcnsen Betty Payne Paul Masscr ALMOST THERE Preparlng for their sensor year when the brunt of responsubllxty wall be forced upon them the lunlor class undertook many actlvutnes At the head of the drrectlng board was Paul Massler who as presudent succeeded ln carrylng out the plans for the year Helping hum In all respects was Vice Presldent Rex Christensen Betty Payne kept accurate records of the meetnngs whale George Randall wlth athletsc enthuslasm dld a great yob of handlnng the funances This group of offncers was under the watchful eye of theur advlser Mass Alver who gunded them wuth great effuclency Leading thelr actlvltles was the Junlor Prom which was one of the out standrng features of the s hool year The annual junlor class assembly pre pared by Jean Satterfleld also proved to be a great success They also boast of compnsung more of the cast of the all school play than any other class Athletes nn all sports have been produced by thus class and they are benng molded unto future stars of Poky l-lrgh Always having malntalned a hugh scholarshup they are constantly seeklng to ranse thus average and produce more honor students Havung proved successful ln all they have done they have much confldence an themselves for taking over the place whlch wull be vacant for them next year E xl I r- , F- a A t , I - rn X : ' X I I- . 9 I y . .. . :, A K 4 2' , I ' 1 , z 0 4. , X I - , , i I . 1 I I I ' I . . 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I S Sports-wnfer, A -' F I ' ' J gyr- '4 ,anim AA' DRAMATIC CLUB ront Row L rrv St Nl v C ws Mnrsha l Mulle s om Evans E l l a Mae Kelley Jeanne Youna Jane Darrah Betty Jo Dams Barbara Heath Mary Donna Jvnes Marx Lund Second Row Bull Wood Wllbulr Blttlck Frank Orme Jlmmle Lar sen Ball Hall Delbert Robson Bull Harrls Jean Ruggles M a rG e n e grant Bernlce Hawkes Emlly Lou Sgrvlce Mass Hayes T F N FRESHMAN DRAMATIC Fnrst 'Tow Martna Martln Roth Terrell Martha Jane Sllngerlaml Marlon Kmssman Vlcrlune l-larrn son Bodel' Smlth Hazel Blstllnc Mary Vet rman Kathryn Barton Sylvva Chllton Erv-'na,lane Hubbard Second Row Stanley Byungtvn Lurralne Garbett Marlorue Bos auet Charlotte Clark Norma Johnson Bargara Hlrschler Paul Il lL Homes Floyd Ryttlna .ff ' i'1x' -iffy .nh ft QC JSQJNQX il 'camatzc M6 All School Pla stage teams one oct make up dnrectlng are all made avau able through the Dramatlc Club This club otters many good trmes to those Interested In stage work Thus us one ot Mass Hayes many actuvltues The play s the thuna nf' i The stag Yes, even though they are freshmen, there are those among them who have that Clark Gable and Bette Davls talent The Thesplan Flrst Nughters, coached by Miss Harruet Hayes, have had a grand tlme thus year, preparung one act plays Page One Hundred Twenty Snx 9 IS her ambition if 3 1 wig 1 :R Elf! at E , -fgf lt .Wg ki- Fr lilly, 5 '? Qt 'Y t lf l . p - g ftfg-ig ', it ' QE - tf f . ,li - 1 . V 'Q , ' A . ,avail I, LI . . . , . . . . rr' -1-A.v,'i V E ,4 S . 1' 'C' 'ff - 1 ' ' ' it X F - a ' iv Q , lvtle ' l Da ,l Q l any 'l' t .A if - I T x ' I I ' 4 X, e f . -X K 7 I A , X U V? X , V , my y I K Q If , 7. f' I v I ' I, O . I i , I h , - , U .. J ' ' ' ' A , A. .X , f I A: r f I' V 1 L. , V , , 5 ' ' l , P , - . ' , it . ly t t t ' s - 1' L.. C lr, i X czence 61 6 Are you sclenhhcally mclunedi' DO yOU lllge the Smell Qt rotten eggs? A manor explosion doesnt phose you does lt7 Then where you belong IS an the Sfuence Club Thts club :S open only to those tolmng one of the three scrences ond ns under the drrectson ot Mr Brown Tnnn comes the cxplr tr n it gs? I 4 7.0225 tty Do you enjoy communmg with nafure?TlqrOuglq the 4 H Forestry Club, necessary focts un the f ld of odvonced wood Croft ond noture study ore tought Mr uber us the odvnser xlw Q ofthe orgonuzotson Xp Poqc One l-lunrlrccl Twenty S yen , Seek ond vou sholl flnd SCIENCE CLUB First Row G rge Egbert S on mou D r rn Elerosu M r L n C rurtt C Ou W n yne P er r ne ln boro Sn th Second Row e vs el Per r Mo x 1 ne Toxlor 'Vlcrgoret Pe t Koyc Borber Mona Sullivan Joon l-luntu Dons Swons n Third Row lx bert Frngerlo Bud Spencer Bob 'vlolfltt Morx :CC Swanson B C x L I l-lenrw Mom Tensmeyer Florence Grove lune June Jensen 4 H FORESTRY E d xx 1 n l-lonke 'Xleol Corbett Jomes Schoonmer Lionel Jensen Mr Stouber Turnev Hutler Read :rd Horlon Feredox Jock fllne yron Lemmon ,,.,,4:'-'- The best way to ci man's heart is through his stomach. There must be a special man in the mind ot all J. U, G. girls, tor they certainly do turn out delicious meals. Miss Dana manages the cuisine, and hands out the recipes. Oh, a party' I .,.ls3 ri 0 0 U 'J F3 We f 19 -Hitt: and 614514 They knit, they sew, they draw, they crochet, in tact there is little that they don't do in Arts and Crafts. Miss Dukes is the adviser, Once a month a guest speaker addresses the club on some form of art. Paqe One Hundred Twenty-Eight 1 -if 't Under stitch and chatter. X 'I l l i .Agile . is J. U. G. M IS s Dano, Mildred Western, D ella Wrigilwt, Margaret Moyer, Bernice Tiwliiian, Rose Olive, Mary Skidmore, Betty Fry, Dolores York, Lila Hartylgsen, Edith Armstrong, Melpha l-larame Seated Je n n i e Whitworth, Ellen Patrick, Edna Seelos, Jewell Underwood, Marjorie Egan, Betty VVood ARTS AND CRAFTS Marv Pdllos, Lois Clark, Delma Hancock, M a rt h o Jane Gilbert, D a r h l Foreman, M i s S Dukes, Jacqueline Reed, B e t t y Cooper, lmoaene Rliuiatls, D o rt ti C O Foss, Mary Loo Jones, Ellzabeth Gasser, .Mtrlam Movie, Doris Mae Amos, Peggx Ashbaker. FRESHMAN LATIN CLUB Flrst Row Sylvla Chllton Mar tha Jane Sllngerland Bette Glnzel Merllne Harrlson B o d ell Srnlth Marlon Krussman Mary Petermon Margaret Sutton Margaret Thoma Kathryn Barton Second Row Kenneth Beers Barbara Rhoads B c t t y Craven Imogene Rhoads Earl Hadley Shtr ley Sm th Maryartc Rogers Althen Goddard Patrlcla Murphy M 1 ss Srnltham Jean York Norman Watts Roy Haley Fourth Row Jun1orK: ara Carolyn Cleare Carolyn Watson Alxce Randall Joan l-lalllwell R D Merrlll C h a r I e s Sternllng Dale Ca Ins LATIN CLUB Prestdent Bob Moffatt Row One Jay Jensen Harold Foss Row Two Bob Metlen Shlrley fatzn f ll For those enjoying Latin I and II Mnss Smutham has organ :zed a new club lt partuclpates ln all candy sales and partles ofthe sensor club hut tts meettngs are separate An ardent lnnguust Bodell s presldent of the Freshman Latln c ub Davus Kelth Hadley Loule Gwen Row Three Betty Lou Cooper M a r g a r et Bruggs John Puckett Genevneve McLaughl:n B e v e r I y Ashton Row Four Nadune Clarke Betty Thomas S h IQ e Tanabe Martha Gxlbert Frances Moore Row Frve L o w ell Jensen D o l o r e s Evans Howard Harper Barbara Rhoads Vlrgunua T e n s meyer Julua McLaughlnn Row Sux Dorothy Booth Gayle Se I Shurley Smxth B n I I y Pau os Dorothy Roe Mary Lea Reed Thelma Carter Row Seven Wnlber Bnttlck Ellzabeth Burton L o u u s e Palge Lots Clark Row Eight Huldah Hanson Darhl Foreman Bob Rasmusson Bodell Smuth Mnss Smntham fatln ffl IV I-0b0I'I'I. dlSClPIl says Muss Smntham durnng the day but at 4 OO o'clock whale an an S P Q R meeting lt s fun for all and all for fun Sellung candy nn the halls has been a new and successful undertakung of thus club Besldes berng a scuentust, Bob Poac Onn Ht nttrc 1Twmntx Ntw copably prcsldes at Latun meetlngs s f I A V I I I 1 A , A 1 . . . I I . , - , V i l , +57 ' 1 I Q I ' , I I N- ,, I . : 1 1 ,. 1 E , - , e ' 1 1 , , , . I I I., - Y, I Q , , A I I Y C- l ' , , I ' , 1--I , , ' - A ' . N ' A . I Third Row --- Pauline Haines, -f-' '-.. ' 'L ' I I I -H . ,h I , , I. I , , 1 T1 I ,.,.. I I . I . I U I -- , 1 I ' '-I . 1 1' '1 I I ' I Y 7 , -- ' 1. I I .1 , , ' ' r . . - I 4 I I Q I T . , . 1 I l, , l , , , , . . I , , l I . , , , . O - ,, . . . .,, . . 7l:Z25Amdn We the freshmen, say that many varned thlngs are dns cussed at our meetungs We plan to carry on the same program of actlvltles as do the three hrgh school clubs Our alms and Ideals are Chrrstuan tellowshup and growth We know we wlll go far In this respect with Mr l-larlan as our advlser Ernest has auven the freshmen a tune start YOIQAOIIIOZQ l The meehngs of the Soph Club are planned with con structnve talks given by promunent business men of Pocatello They and the other clubs and take part In the combined annual Father and Son Banquet Mr Stauber as the advlser of thus club whale Mr Evans acts as a counsellor too as he does for the other l-la Y clubs Hu Y means lot to Kelth Cl FRESHMAN HI Y FIYSf Row c r lm Q t Booth 1 Q mr ucrt antall Jamcs Eranklln D o n a l cl Stn n wc t Esputalltcr Jar y Olsnn Olsen John Comstock Second Row Robert Beracn ck Blrre D yu Ev n Jo n PlclcOCk RICl1ClTlll:LlllLl1WlLlLV Nor man Watts Robe rt Farlty Garclun Jensen Bully Cook Kcnncth Bcus Junior Kuhara SOPHOMORE HI-Y First Row-Rollo C. Speer Loui Gwen LowellJensen Robert Jensen R o b e r t Reynolds Ray Stephens Mr. Stauber. Second Row f- Don Hart Gene Burton W a l 1' e r Young Gerald Douglas K ie t h Hadley Howard Ed ey Claire Ellsworth Dee Bogart Donald Eullmer. Page One Hundred Thtrty NOON HI Y Row One Horace Howell Jim mne Terrell Jack Blake George Randall John Hart Ralph Jones Dick Franklin Pete Hurley Harold Llllibridge Row Two William Thomas Bob Fechtel Blame Anderson John Borbldge Clifford Klrkendall Perry Swisher RaySmith Harold Hughart sf ff' I Ti..- ':ff 5f' ,lfylf an I pr 2 U can H The aim and ideal of this club is Christian fellowship The W..-at M 'ul T' 4 LINDELL HI-Y First Row-Carl Hanson Carl Herbel Bob Liday Tom Evans Art Bistline Richard Nichols Richard Schou Milo Hansen Marshall Mul- lens Bud Simmons Bob Tydeman Bill Hall Mr. Seamons. Second Row-Bill Harten Bill Hawkley L e I a n d -Decker Tom Akey Harlan Feredoy Jim Barber rvin Scott Jack Cline Dan Pilchard. Page One Hundred Thirty-One members discuss various interesting topics along with their lunch Mr Busby aids these young men in therr discussions Noon Hi Y president poses for a second They their ,email M zf The last of the service clubs is Llndell Hi Y It is a very important organization furthering Christian fellowship They participate in a point Christmas drive with the Hi Y Noon and Soph Hi Y Their meetings are flavored with interesting discussions often under the supervision of their able adviser Mr Seamons re proud of sweaters VV V 'T -1 Z frxx 'ov '-F 9 'French E! 6 Good Girls and Boys go to Paris That s why these students are taking French They want to be able to say something besides oui when they land on the shores of France Good programs make this a very popular club Miss Thomas is th well traveled guide Carnerman snaps Betty as she leaves French club Tzeslzman-.97o,alzomoze rl fgesezvea A Girl Reserve is a typical high school girl. That is the reason for the demand of a third Girl Reserve Club. This club will take part in all activities of the other two clubs sponsoring banquets and other interesting parties, Miss Thomas organ- ized the club, and plans their programs. POQC one Hundred TI V'TW0 Gloria is the first president of the new Frosh-Soph, Girl Reserve. FRENCH CLUB First Row Margo Lee I-I Lis Walker P ul ittc Bc Chester Ruth Clcarc Sccond Row F' t Downing Dorothy Hcdlund Gloria Cocc I5 II Ames Franklin Welch Third Row Eleanor D a v I s Janice M et I e n Miss Thomas Barbara Snider Luke Shira FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES First Row Miss De Mouth D o r o t h y I-ledlund Mary Jean Laabs Maxine McDaniel Peterson I-I e I e n Contos Greco S h i r I ey Warren Lush Gloria Coke Delores Frances Juanita Second Row M i s s Thomas Gayle I-Iousley Dorothy Marshall Martha Jane Slingerland Angelina Busco Georgia P u I I o s Margene Foote Ella Evans Dorothy Roberts Carolyn Gregg LaDean Prescott K A GIRL RESERVE NOON CLUB First Pow lhdma Burcir s 1 huinr P A gniirl lulllic MCNLI it im ir Second Row vonne u cr I' th St Maric MISS Dcfvlquth Evelyn Shith L ara Lcc Schoolcraft t n n rs tu L ncko l.ucllL Tier M r c Lamb JUNIOR SENIOR GIRL RESERVE First Row June Johnsqn Barbara Snider Angelina Thlras Ruth Paige Josephine Thompson ary Greco Janet Merri Mariorie We cott Vlrglnia Kcil Barbara Heath Miss Matson Second Row Betty Payne Jov South Potrifio SCOnnLll Dorothx Thompson Marian Donaldson All son Griffin Ada Ho kina Annabelle Higgins R lth Ell Smith Mary Nixon Third Row Julia Ccrcla l-lelcn Johnson Nancy Scar tina Maraaret Ke ly Eva Lois Kirkpatrick Clss Johnson Ruth Broclbroak Miss De Mouth Mary Tensmeyer Ella Mae Kelly Elizabeth Hopson Jean Hipke Avis McWhorter L28 C ,vi ,gi f' 'Wigs-an ,diffs gd fgesezve aan ez 6 What is more fun than eating lunch with a group of girls? This IS the fun that rs otterecl the Girl Reserve Noon Club ln their meetings they have various entertainments and during the Christmas holndays they take part in Christmas benetlt work Mrs Chute is the adviser lt S a real party for the Gtrl Reserve M Noon club lll'llO'Z'.S72lll0'Z girl QQJQZVG If you're the kind that enioys cofing, swimming, or horse- back riding, yau're probably a Girl Reserve. For these are just a few at the many things that go into making a typical Girl Reserve. Miss Matson advises the club, and Miss DeMouth, Y. W. C. A. secretary, counsels them, too, as she does the other Girl Reserve clubs. Smilmg JO Fw,preS,dem of Gui Page Ono Hundred Thirty Thrcc Reserves. tit FROSH-SOPH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President: Jack Birrell First Row - Stanley Byington, Ford Wynn, Edwin Hubble, Carl Egbert. Second Row - Dorothy Gates, Christine Manfredo, Rachel Pratt, Mary Jean Laabs, Mary Lou Bar- thold, Frances Jensen, B e v e r ly Carter, Phyllis Isham, Georgia Pullos, Mildred Anderson, Wanda Palotta, Marjorie Egbert, Eleanor Terry. Third Row - Miss Rothwell, Shirley Warren, F ra nces Greco, Bella Katsilometes, Virginia Colai- anni, Jack Frazier, Elaine Dye, Bar- bara Herschler, Irene Mander, Ada Stewart, Delma Hancock, Odetta Burton, Aretta Pattis, Irene Hastie, Luella Meyers. v .-:gi Ti. - . T ' Ag . NX 9' '1 'T' V T ' . ffj.- V I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President: Stanley Saurey Row One-Ray Henderson, J im m y Binaris, Margaret Ross, Nadine B r e i tw e i s e r, Flossie Haines, D e l b e r t Robson, Miss Rothwell, Margie Hemming, Jim- mie Larsen, Julia Kirkman, LaRae Heyrend, Lela L o v e l a n d, Ruth Bradbrook. Row Two - Richard Nichols, Betty Clark, Norma Nelson, Marie Luker, Marjorie Catmull, Oiaa Nussbaum, Corrine George, Della Patterson, Nancy Scardino, Ange- lina Thiros, Vernetta Clark, Mar- Deane Carver, Betty Jo Davis, Bev- erly Lyons, M a r g i e Stephenson, Ethel Smith. Row Three - G l e n Williams, Maureen Chapin, Jacqueline Reed, Ralph Culbertson, Edith Birch, Sybil Tanner, Carole Bistline, Dea n Noble, Philomena Guido, M a r y Nixon, Marjorie Egan, M a rc i I le Oliver, Helen Ames, Ellen Burley, Arlene Murphy, Mildred Swanson, Mary DiGiacomo, Norma Swallow, Richard Howells. .md LU .YOFAOIHOZQ ' c7TZ25Al71dl! . 0 8 With the increase of students, Miss Rothwell was swarmed with new freshmen and sophomores desiring membership in C. of C, lll, With this in mind, Freshman, Sophomore C. of C. was organized. They can't learn any younger. uniot-.geniot ehamdet of gommetce Hot Dogs! Candy! Milk Nickels! When these cries begin ringing at the games, the nickels and dimes start coming in. The C. of C. makes the games more satisfying by their con- cessions and clever programs. They sponsor a dance, theater party, assembly, and various other activities. The chief cooks are Miss Rothwell and Miss Daisy Evans. Hot doggiesl ni! r W V e S l L-+A llll +s+-1+--i- ,rr .1.....,, :P .genate There are many deep, dark secrets concealed behind senate doors. They meet and meet, but the catch is that they do get results. They are the real power behind the throne. You can be confident, however, that whatever they do it is for the welfare of the whole school. Miss Hoffman gives them points on the traditions of school government. He heads .gckoof eoutt Sentence passed: court rests! When you hear words like that, you can be sure it isn't the tatting club, but the School Court. They scare the answers out of you and then pass an easy sentence, so there is nothing to be worried about unless you dislike writing 2,000 word themes or serving l to l0 hours detention. Mr. Pugmire is chief justice, Larry Stanley, school attorney. the Senate. The school attorney ponders. 1.. fl i ti 1 J L ,fx SENATE First Row --- Horace Howell, Kathryn Barber, Jayson Holladay, Tom Evans, Ruth Cleare. Second Row - Mllo Hansen, Dor- othy Berosek, Bull Hall, Jean Satter- tleld, Loule Gwen, Jean Holladay, Lelo Loveland, Bill Norman, Larry Stanley, Miss Hoffman, F l oss i e Haines, John Hart, Mr. Green. SCHOOL COURT R. S. Pugmire, Ramona Pehrsan, Lorna Knowles, M a x i n e Taylor, Turney Hitler, Bob Liday, John Borbidge, E t h el Smith, L a r r y Stanley. Page One Hundred Thirty-Flve fb I ,- fheaficine en They're wild! They're fierce! They're funny! They're the Medicine Men. Mr. Whitlow and his Indians have provided many stunts at the football and basketball games, They have brought a new spirit to the boys in the high school. What, no feathers? , 9 Q20 pep 61116 With vigorous and organized cheering,the Girls' Pep Club created pep and enthusiasm at the games. From their mem- bership is chosen the girl cheer leader. Under the leadership of Miss Ward, they have improved the conduct and sportsman- ship at games. Page Or-e Humlrcfl Thirty Six TWO on O horse MEDICINE MEN Wcilly' Titus, Don VV o l I a c Q, Bobby Thomas, John Ziebarth, Voyzl Zundel, Lowel Bull, Mr, VVhitlow, Dt-an Thompson, Dwiolit Zunclvl, Bob I-lilliarcl, Junior Wrir lex, Dee Talley, Wahlon Quinn, Roy Carlson GIRLS' PEP CLUB First Row 1 Melpha Harame, Sarah Luleer, Eva Eouilior, Barbara ,lean Smith, Blanche Siler, Mary Di Giacomo, Mariorie Egan, Second Row -- Jean Slaughter, Virginia Kell, Dorothy Nlorley, Marjorie Spaclanfian, Gloria Rina, Rozalys Bogart, MarGene Grant, Enid Bennett, Miss Ward. Third Row Mariorie Bosquet, Dorothy Gates, Christine Manfredo, Beth Spackman, Loretta Bauman, Peggy Willarcl, Marilouise Davis, Norma Swallow, Ellen Gray. Fourth Rowe-Elaine Dye, Arettn Pattis, Dorothy Scott, Frances Wil- son, Mary Bozzi, Lillian I-lull, Clara Equilior. GIRLS' COUNCIL First Row lie-,1,'i.i, X-,-:inn 'Jai Rags Murfgoivt Tlinini. M-11 . lm Ramniici Pvliiwlii l-Flirt-zirfi Ent-lei ftlitv Randall MiisiiiL'Cr1i't 'vim-I ,erin ' Merle Lowe lay South M'rtq.rn 'wht Ruth Terrell latin Ruqrgif'-, if-are fail liarliciiii Healli C4irr1li lii',tlirii- Mmm iltl Oliver LQRLH' Heyrenil Mfirtlif: ,'xAart.v' Mor one Rwier' Bailc-ll Smith Ann Nlr Qiiillcii' , , Second Row Mriiy Suzanne Gasmur Dorothy Swan-.an Lai olyn Cleare Morgar:-t Sutton Mcrlina- hlcirrvzon Relic-l i U firm-n V i i 'g i ii i- Holme-,, 5 i lt y I Marks, Thelma Ciivlei Sachia Kawaniiira Minnie Okarnurfi Third Row - Sylvia Cliiltrln Rlifiilx Vaun Call Ruliy Kasfii Bernina- Hawkes Mary Loo Jones Mariorie Miller ,lanes Doris Swanson Beverly Henry Manuf- Tcixlnr FllZfJlH 'll Crunk Flow it Hxiinvt Marfizie Hernmina Nancy Pilcharif Gal VVelIs Marx' Tensrncyer Ruth Rolwrt- Marie Sullivan Helc-ne Ge-trivfi M f Hoffman uflviser Fourth Row Louise Gathe El zal nth Swanson Mary Donna .lanes Corrine Heard Martha Titus Marian KTLJ'NNV'I1f'V Beverly Hammond Leone Graham Lorna Knowles, lla Fern lenscn Dvmth, Roe, Marv A l i C C Swanson Marnarel Briggs, Helene Clearc, Lois Clark Mrir', Louise Tanrly Dorothy Booth fmaelina Thiras, Ruth Gear lean Satterlielrl lnla Loveland, Gayle Sell, Opal Smiillin Margaret Ray Fifth Row Fnifl Bennett Marx Tan alve Sarah Martine-au Virla Ruflc-on Rula Merle Jones, Betty Payne Jgang Puarnire, Margaret Peart Carolyn Wells Ruth Cleare Jeanne Youna Kathryn Barber President BOYS' COUNCIL First Row- Ray Smith Paul Nlai-sic-r Bob Fetchel Marshall Mullens Bill Nor- rnan Bill Voeller Torn Evans Larrx Stanley, Harold Lilliluriilae .lay ,lense-f. John Hart Blaine Andersen, Wallar Kirk. Second Row -George Randall lun-or Vroman, Louie Gwen Jea n Hollanlay Ralph Jones, Dan Pllchard, R i f h a r ci Nichols Milo Hansen Gene Wolverton Geralrl Douglass, Dirk Franklin Third Row----Jerry Olson, Bold Randall Jimmy Franklin, Dave Evans President Harare Howell s 1 14 A .- . 1. A 'lf ll 'B if wtf! ' gouncz' Running errands, answering the dean of girls' phone, working in the office-these and many more are the pleasant duties ot Girls' Council members. The club is one at the largest organizations of the school. It is advised by the dean ot girls, Miss Hoffman. Last minute details. Kay: ' gouncff Without the Mixer, there wouldn't be any fun Without the Boys' Council, there wouldn't be any Mixer. Besides the spon- sorship ot this trivolity, the club engages in rather serious enterprises tor school betterment, chiefly, The dean ot boys, Mr. Pugmire, is the adviser. The eyes have if Paac Ont' Humlrefi Thirtx-Seven fustoms and eoutteiy What the smart young woman will say, wear, and do are all answered in the meetings at Customs and Courtesy. From the large attendance at these meetings, one can tell that the high school girl ot today is very interested in etiquette and social manners. lt isn't efaquerre but .... M.- ,, 2. Q , 10131114 A This club is advised by Miss Hoffman, who gives interest- ing advice on intelligence, poise, and personality. As this club is exclusively for senior girls they take part by asking questions and expressing their various opinions. Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight Taylor, Henry, and Swanson. CUSTOMS AND COURTESY First Row -4 N a n c y Pilchard, Virla Rudeen. Second RowfMary Grecco, Vir- ginia Kell, Maxine Taylor, Josee phine Thompson, June Je n s e n, Colleen Gestring, B e t t y Chester, Jeanne Young, Third Row -4 B e v e r l y Henry, Leola Olsen, Barbara Brian, Doris Swanson, Kaye Barber, Alice Till. Fourth Row 1 Kay Newman, M y l d r e d Allred, Jane Darrah, Patricia Williams, Ma ry Tens- meyer, Mary Alice Swanson, Bette Riches,Elaine Bowcn,Enid Bennett. CUSTOMS AN D COU RTESY First Row-Barbara Jean Smith, Florence Graveline, Jean Slaughter, Rosemary Larson, Julia Kirkman. Second Row-E t h el Gerhart, Nina Sherwood, E v e l y n Wiley, Mary Bailey, Sa rah Martineau, Corine Rina, Lorna Knowles, Ellen Gray, Enid Bennett, LaVaun Hil- liard, Bla n c h e Siler, Ella Mae Kelley. Third Row-Flossie Haines, Lor- raine Marler, Danna Madsen, Lela Loveland, Ruth Cleare, E v e ly n e Porter, Patricia Clinton, C a r 0 l y n Wells. Fourth Row4Ruth Paige, June Curtis, Martha Titus, Mary Louise Tandy, Ramona Pehrson, Delores York. G. A. A. President Doris Swanson First Row Tr-shi Yamailu W t l in u War.1 Darntny lierosek Marine Antcr son June Jensen Beverly Henry Maxine Taylor Mary Tensmeyer, Marqle Hom nwincg Lois Ellis Dellah Huqncs fvwrgg lina Thlros Phllrrmena Guido E th gl Gerhart Second Row Miss Fyan-. June Hitt chin--on Nami Scarrllro, Fyi-lyr: lash lrxsky Myltlreil Allred June lrmshlrlzuqh Arlene Pyoer Donna Wright Ellen Bur iey Varalnla Flls Helen Amos learn Satterllelil Dorothy Grooms Ruth M C y C r s Marqaret Sc hintller Dorothy Thomason Third Row Loretta Bauman lose phtnc Tltornpson Betty Mae Clark Lois Cru-.swell Mary Louise Tanlly lnlr! Ben nc-tt Ellen Cray COllTL'IlV1?lSUS.O Ruby Curtis Vurlecn De La Mare, Mary Bon: Jane Sullwert, Phyllis Slaker W I l m fl Terry Dorothy Stuart Elerta Dolheer, Mary Lois Garlmett Rosemary Larsen Dean Mortpy, Juno Curtis. Fourth Row f--Beth Spackman, Arlene Murphy Dorothy Williams, Avis MC- Whorter, Sally Peake Lois Hanson, Muroarct Morris Carole Bistline, Dolores York, Evelyn Puckett Marczlle Oliver, Barbara J Smith Frances Wilson, Marie Marian, Yukre Yamamoto, Mary Nixon Norma Nelson, Vonrla Enalanrt Norma Swailow, Betty Thomas, Marque Steph- enson, Mary Armsteacl P. CLUB First Row - Jimmy Scardono, Gene Peterson, Bob Lrday Louis Harame Second Row - D l c k Garvin, Dale D y k m a n, John FUllC!'1WlllCY, D a I C Hammond. Third Row Wesley Young, Adrian McOmber Mr, Glrndernan, George Pattis Fourth Row f Lionel Bowser, O r 4 C Barnes, Dick Dickerson, Bob Thomas XTX ..1 .-1 3 44.4. Junior and senior girls have exclusive riahts in this club. There are so many that want admittance that Miss Evans has limited the membership to juniors and seniors. They particle pate in various intra-mural tournaments and sports This is a secretary-- Mary DeG:acamo -uw -, 29. 61446 You have to be big and strong to be a P. Club boy. Of course, you must rise and shine in one of the major sports, basketball, football, track, and traffic squad included. These boys meet with Herb at noon and hash things over. Page One Hundred Thirty ,Nine cleana. Y HONOR SOCIETY Furst Row Joy South Mary Lou L Jones Betty Payne Sybll Marks Sarah Martuneau Mary Lund Second Row Leone araham E n ld Bennett Dorothy Berosek Lela Loveland D e l b e rt Robson Flossae Haines C a role Bustllne J rm m u e Larson Marcnlle Oliver Barbara Snlder Dorothy Swanson Thurd Row DeLas Hale Br onetta Proctor Bernrce Hawkes J e a n e Pugmlre Margaret Peart May Tanabe M a x I n e Taylor Morgue Hemmnng Nancy Pnlchard Gall Wells Fourth Row Ethel Smnth Vlrla Rudeen Mary Tensmeyer Barbara Heath Richard Nichols Jean Ruggles Maxme Croft Wrlllam Thomas Harold Tampson Bull Nor man Kaye Barber Mary Alice Swanson President Muss Hanson dvnser onot y0Cl2fy Youll hnd them all m this club The bug the little boys gurls good looklng or plain they have one thang In common Branns' What with banquets a special study hall and your , name on the honor roll at must be fun to be smart Mass ! 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