Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1948 volume:

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Q, s 3 J N 53 3 112 nr, l fu V IWW We re loyal to you Poky Hugh We re the Red and the Blue Poky Hugh Well ba k you to stand Gaunst the best un the land For we know you have and Poky Hugh Rah' Rah' Rah' So guve us furst place Poky Hugh And guve us the pruze Poky Hugh Our team us our fame protector On On for we expect a vuctory For our Paky Hugh Che he' Che ha' Che ha' ha' ha' Che he' Che ha' Che ha' ha' ha' Poky Hugh' Poky Hugh' Poky Hugh' Brung out that dear old flag of the Red and the Blue Brung out your sons and daughters fughtung for ou Luke men of old and guants placung reluance Shoutung detuance Oske ow ow ' Amud the sagebrush hulls that cover our land For honest labor and for learnurug we stand And unto thee we pledge our hearts and hands Dear Alma Mater Poky Hugh' ' 'M my qzeszhdiamadd A Lutluoqrcuphed By GAuEWAY PRINTERS lNC ll ld lu Pocatc o a o I I I 19467 DICK HARVEY Edutor un Chuef BRUCE MARKHAM Busuness Manager ,fl lff 'fu 1 ,mul gl., 4, u l gf l , . ,u I u ' . , x I r' v ' f if f - x' - 'li ' I 5 f I f t ' 1, . . . ,l' zo l . 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'S 'Ye ax Ilj I T f ru-Q' I A 5 WY iffgfguuc MK II? - asf rc We Mme' I don t know how many of you wull stop to read a few words whuch the stuffed shurt edutor has to say but to those who do I m leavung thus message I don t say that Poky Hugh us my school or you don t say that ut us your school but we say that ut us our school It takes more than four walls and a roof to make a school ut s what goes on unsude that guves ut character Thus year we ve had the swellest gang of guys and gals for a student body the best and fruendluest lot of teachers for a faculty the best futted persons un our government publucatuons athletucs musuc dramatucs and the funest pruncupcl and superuntendent a school could have along wuth the best regustrar and the most understandung deans Thus Pocatelluan wull help you recall the fun and excutement of thus wonderful I947 48 Remember the rehearsals for Cross My Heart the con fusuon backstage at The Desert Song the football games un the Spud Bowl eatung un the new cafeterua readung the school paper and dancung wuth the most umportant person un your lufe at the varuous dances throughout the year? Our purpose us to put down un these pages some of the memorues of one of the grandest years of our luves I947 48 We re loyal to you Poky Hugh I 9,01 W 64412-f l4l 5 T f u fy K I X ' , ' xg sly' V4f, V 4 4' Cyl. 3 I dai IT . I Qu I Q 5, ,, gi M, l its - ' IA It INN! 4 4, I , rig .Y.Y J - t o f . f X M 'fe T0 X 0 GO I ' 1 2 3 XA ,. 4 5 W, g S azz ik 563 am' ' 0 T W0 I xyok 7 Q3 H e ui I STUDENTS FACULTY H f - -V -5- ---- Admmlstratlon Activities Classes Organizations - ort - SD S Advertisements xr ff Ill I ww 70e'ze tie fed and Zine, paiq Quia. n XDAA J 3'-1 O f wg Sb E L gf .5-ff' Board of A visit to the superintendents office brings one into contact with four good-natured workers: Elna Faye Williams, Dorothy Chivers, Vernell Hurst, and Ralph Koontz. Mr, Green held many long sessions with the school board for discussions and plans after the tax payers had voted the bond issue of S700,000 for additions to the schools. Over- crowded conditions in the schools will be eased when Washington, Whittier, and Jef- ferson will have additions and when the memorial junior high school will be erected in Alameda. l8l Mr. ELWOOD GLEDHILL Principal MISS EUNICE CONGLETON Registrar Eclucation In every Contact with students, Rip gives an impression of sincerity and in- sight into our problems, small or great. He has busied himself with many projects for the betterment of the school, one of the most popular being the new colorful 40-page hand book. n x IMOGENE CROWELL Principal's Secretary .Mtv W MR. BLAINE HUNTSMAN Dean of boys l 9 l YH9?i'i:K 'fylffj ET, -Tf MISS DOROTHY KINGSLEY Dean of girls K 4 X Mr. Jay Jensen, history, basketball coach, leads a discussion with four other history teachers: lleft to right? Miss Grace Cotant, freshman class adviser, Miss Marie Bell, detention, Mr. Fred L. Gardi We students know that the high school teachers are our best friends. Oh yeah, we griped about them as kids have done since time immemorial, but just the same, we know that the members of the staff are aware that school life is more than notebooks and tests. They strive to develop in ol, study hall and business adviser, and Miss Frances Jean Trawick, Girls' Pep Club. us a sense of good citizenship. They know that character may be formed on the gym floor, in the publications' offices, in a panel discussion, just as much as by formal question and answer in the classroom. Our teachers assist us in registra- tion by helping us map out our courses. Commerical teachers pose for tho photographer in the upper north wing: Miss Maxine Slatter, who teaches six hours a day, Mrs. Amy Berrett, Pocatellian bus- iness adviser, Mrs. Helen Baker, transcript sheets. Mr. W. Rowdon Stolworthy, physics, debate, and Mr. Calvin D. McOmDer, Jr., chemistry, Hi-Y, watch Mr. Royal Brown, chemistry, visual education, perform an experiment in Mr. Brown's lab. l noi Left-Miss Nadine Tucker, Spanish, informal dances, consults Mr. Lee Walton, Spanish, Spanish Club, about a new novel while Miss Sylvia Srnithcrm, Latin, Latin clubs, looks on with interest. Right-Mr, Wayne Whitlow, biology, pep assemblies, shows a few of his many laboratory specimens of crustaceans to Mr. Edwin Keller, biology, Science Club, and Mr. H. L. Glindeman, biology, music proctor, They hold us to high standards of scholarship and conduct. They help us to plan our careers with our needs and capabilities in mind, More im- portant, they seek to make us conscious of our responsibilities in the community. They are sympathetic, giving us the benefit of the doubt when we need a break. They are men and women who have a broad insight into the lasting benefits of education, They help to main- tain the integrity and spirit of co-operation which have made Pocatello High School one of the friendliest schools in the West. Miss Mary Flynn, sophomore class adviser, Miss Alice Moore, detention, Mrs. Faye Heard, music proctor, Miss Edith Giles, music proctor, and Miss Vivian Hanson, Honor Society, get together to discuss first semeter math finals. ii c r U i l e n S MR, INGARD NEILSON Music Band Director MISS LOLA KING Art Arts and Crafts MRS. JUNE MARTINEAU Public Speaking Dramatic Coach for Operetta MR. RAMPTON BARLOW Vocal Music Operetta Director MR. C. A. STAUBER Mathematics Stage Manager MRS. BERYL TALLMADGE Commercial Junior Class Adviser MR. J. A. ZIEBARTH Commercial Bursar MRS. EILEEN HALE HURLEY English Frosh-Soph One-Acts MRS. LUCY McPHERSON English Detention MRS. HELENE MCALISTER English Organizations MRS. GLENADENE KEISTER English Long Plays Operetta Dramatic Coach MRS. IZETTA ROBERTSON English and Journalism Chieftain ll2I 'Gisli rel X . I-4.1 . l ' ' lvxxtrfyft 4 .XMQVMMQ N. ina F ra I .'!,5 4 , I ' 3' .. A g ., . ,v Cu. of lil MISS DAISY EVANS Sociology Senior Closs Concessions MISS ESTHER MILLER Economics Student Government MRS ESTHER CHUTE Americon History Senior Closs MISS HIMENA HOFFMAN American History Student Government MRS. ELFRIDA EDWARDS Home and Fomily Operetto Costumes MRS, DOROTHY MERCER Clothing Jr. Red Cross MISS RUTH DANA Foods Future Homemokers of Americo MISS PAULINE BROKMEYER English Detention MRS. WAYNE WHITLOW English Tl-iespions MISS MADELINE THOMPSON English Pocotellicn MRS, IRENE BOI-ILSCHEID English Chamber of Commerce lll . 1 Mrs Virginia Elledge, public speaking crations, Mr, Merrit Drake, agriculture, F, F. A, and Miss Mildred Hilswick, librarian, are photogenic, posed before the venetian blinds. Students and teachers exchange many experiences and ideas, all being enriched by the contacts. lt takes more than fine equipment and good libraries to make a school. The personal equation counts as much as the quadratic. Be it music, math, or mobile C7 Yes, we see, Miss Hanson, say Benita Johnson, Morylu South, and Dorothy Finlayson. units, any subject is remembered longer when there have been pleasure and security associated with the learning process, Nancy Lee Halsey becomes pen- sive as she listens to Mr. Walton's composition Mr. Barlow puts fortissimo into a chord to impress Rhea Hansen. Well, I declarel says Miss Mil- ler to Dick Harvey and Earl Jacobson. Q' . V .-ivy, 1 . Fa? . ' ' -, U! 4 ,f Q ' ff Chick and Whit check Billy L x Halsey's costume on Red and QF ' I l , Blue Day . , vpy 1 pf ' . ,Zip N' xl X 1 't l l 4' Miss Leach reads o physical education magazine recom- mended bv Miss l-lilswick. Who, me? said you when you heard you won the award. Was my speech good enough tor a prize? Did we win the debate? Well, anyway, we tied forthe championship, Back of all winners, champ- ionships, honors, medals, assemblies, activities, and groups are the teachers, sometimes unassum- ing, sometimes aggressive-but always loyal to our Poky High. Mr, Charles Atkinson, Mr. Chase Andersmn, 'vliss Faustine Leach, Mr, ltalo Qgqia- Aall coaches and specialist in physical education --are snzxpllul in thc P. E. Otticc ig . , , . I .iilllh 'W' RJ 5- wi Our active school secre- tary, Patsy Ocheltree, smiles as she tiles the minutes of the lost Sen- ate meeting. The banking system of our school has handled 531,000 through its window, this year. The bankers are Joan Wigond, Mr. Zieborth lod- viserl, Genee Allen lschool treas- urerl, Mr. Gardiol Cadviserl, Irene Poulos, and Beverly Barnhart. 2 ,nu-. -lv- SENATE The Senate, the law-making body of our school, examines the new typewriter which was bought this year. Those examining the machine are Miss Hoffman and Miss Miller ladvisersl, Cecil Ames, Thomas McDevitt, Ed Brennan, Tom West, Bill Ryan, Jim Boyles, Skip Walz, Patsy Ocheltree lschool secretaryl, Durward Fry, Lynn l-lolladay, Jerry Ann Reay, Jock Lintelmann, Kenneth Kerr, Gary Paxman lpresident of the Sen- atel, and Harold Paige. f-haw SCHOOL GOVERNMENT SCHOOL COURT A solemn group of gudges, our judicial de partment, looks pleased after passing sen tence on the school lawbreakers. The mem bers include Dorothy Finlayson, Evan Jones, Bette Ferro, Maxine Wellard, RaDene Day ley, Joan Garrison, Leon Fenwick, Gene Sato Joe Davis lboiliffl, Bill Brydon lschool attor neyl, Ruth Stowell lcourt secretaryl, and Gary Lowe -1 xx, The traffic squad pauses on the steps. They are Donald Wilbert, Durwcrd F r y , LaVon Sattertield, George Davis, Dick Co- tant, Ronald Anderson, and Harold Palmer. Filing and detail work are done by the school clerks: Bonnie Burton, Joan Falter, Judy Green, Grace De- veraux, Betty Lou Koenig, Grace Johnson. and Betty Campbell. .J H7 The building and grounds commit- tee members are: BACK ROW- Robert Reid, Jay Sappington, Gay- lord Hudson, Bill Ryan, Clyde Cot- terell, Loren Madsen. FRONT ROW-Frank Dixon, Harald Reis- sig, Ray Smith, Beverly Curtis, La- Nay Flint, Larry Phelps, Gary Howard, Bird Finlayson. The leaders of our school government, the Cabinet, look over the financial report. They are Bill Brydon, Jerry Miles, Gary Paxman, Harriet Crawford, Mr, Gledhill, John Roberts, Pat McDevitt, B e v e r I y Barnhort, Genee Allen, and Patsy Ocheltree. For Poky High assemblies we have the assembly commit- tee, They are Bob Booker, Fred Nelson, Jim Boyles, lchairmanl Miss Mil le r fodviserl and Rita Hartland 1 After a debate onthe new baseball bill, the faculty House, other half of our law-making department, poses for their picture. The members are Mrs Bohlscheid, Miss Thompson, Miss Hanson, Miss Flynn, Mr Anderson, Mr. Gledhill lSpeakerJ, Miss Trawuck, Miss Evans, Mr. Caccia, Mr Jensen, Mr. McOmber. When we thunk of infor- mal dances, we think of the s o cial committee. Members are Bob Lep- C11 pard, Ed Brennan lchair- manl, S h I r l e y Follick, Colleen Mooney, Sharon Hendricks, Robert Snyder, 'S-X and Jean Hart. I9 4 Qlrl 9 l 4-553 y K Members of the locker committee are Back Row-Jimmie Anderson Jack Bonner, Jerry Green, Joe Bayes, Ronald Bridges, Kenneth Dickerson, Dennis Selover, Front Row+Richard Wallin, Kline Jones, Joe Smith, Glenna Beck, Dixie Clays, Carl Martinez, Phil Jor- dan, Jack Olson, Hank West, 1. ', Q l,. , 1 Q. u um' I ' r J df Wedges! Zulu Smndigawatde Zeufmfde .lewd 70: We Kazaa: Zena Wane Sand pak Way! 2614! 2341 24.41 1 - FUNlTl:' QQRGET ,sf The Q, lilskofbdll J 1, gy I.: p n N lf L: Vnvzadaang S y and 71044 -i i ' CLEVE BARRATT 1' 'Q - ' President E 2 -i gg ' T 1 3 I it -9 f !'Ni:.:bL -I lg . :fi ,T A,-.- l J BILL HARTLAND Vice-President Spark-plugging the seniors through the decisive year i947-48 are the senior advisers, Miss Evans, Mrs. Chute and Miss Hoffman, posing for a picture in front of the annual Christmas tree in Senior Home Room. 1- lfgrflf W 1. in Deaf: Sendai: fifdadeez Do you remember how you started the year off as our adviser? First of all come senior rings. Nothing in lite is more important to a senior than the right class ring. The class yearbook gets underway, a whole story in itself. Rehearsals begin for the senior play. The year's end approaches in a mad, happy merry- go-round with the senior ball, publication of the annual and at last grand and glorious Sneak Day. At last commencement comes. The young people graduate in that blissful, roseate mood that only o graduating class can achieve. But now your nerves are shaking, your eyes are bleary and all but hope is gone. You are triumphant in mere physical survival? Congratualtions, senior advisers. GAYLE COUCH Secretary .jd - BRADLEY SCOTT .. ,Audi Treasurer 451-1:5 .f gi' , I JOYCE HENDERSON yjfw '. Q n KEITH REYNOLDS ll' 8 755' - Cheerleaders .A --he . -4 ' 1' DQ 4 Lf. NATE ADAMSON Thcspuon 2 3 4 'VERN ADKINSV 4 foofboll 4 P Club 4 fGENEE ALLEN Glrls Coun 2 3 4 Bonk 3 4 School Treosurer RONALD ANDERSON P Club 3 4 Fo tbczll 3 4 Y 'IVAN ARCHIBALD 'RUTH ARNOLD G A Gurls Chorus VON ATKINSON PpBondl 2 3 4 HY3 4 B dl 2 3 4 'RICHARD BAGLEY 'LUCY ILENE BAIRD Curfoln u l Chueffoun 3 CLEVE BARRATT H Y l 2 3 Boys Co ncII 2 3 4 Se orc l 2 3 Student Body vuce presndenf 3 Senuor class presldent A 4OSCAR BATES,-Chonr 3 4 +BERNICE ANONA BELISLE Lotun Club 2 Come-ro Club 2 Gurls Councul l ARLOW BENNETT 'LAWRENCE BENNETT 'THORUS BENO ofboll 2 3 4 ChoIr 3 PClu JOYCE BENTON 4ROZlLLA BERRETT Chour 4 Pocotellon 3 4 4LU GEAN BEUS Anyth ng rn gh! happen n sen or home room before the elect ons Compo gn pee'-:nes plc ords bo name dsploys oll e e port of the un Moy he r-sv We 'ze l23 15 Adi fl .1 ...J I Ah A5 ,gg J i' i: B LL I-'QR SB Vg JEL!! Aa Au Q Y il.- F. F. A, Q Q - . i ' ' - 2, P' CII l, , , Q , Q 4. 3 A L .3 I I. 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JIM BOYLESV- Hu-Y 3, 4, Debate 3, 4 J V Basketball 3, Sen, atrr 4 Aiicmbly Chalrmarw 4 Palm Hlahllglwts 3, 4, JAY BRISCOE--F I: A 'ED BROCKMAN Boys' COUl lCIl l, 2, 3 4 JOAN BROWER Operetta 3 4 Red and Blue Day Prrncess A 'JEANE BROWER Glfli Courwcll 3 4 'BEVERLIE BROWN Claxeftoln 4 L BRYDON B ys Courmcul l 2 3 A Honor Socletx 2 3 4 School Gov 3 A 'GLEN BUCHER Fvotball 3 4 lf F A 4 'LA WANDA BUCHER F I-l A 4 DONNA BURROWS J U G l Ochest l 2 3 4 Carta Cub 2 G A A 3 4 Gurls Council 3 A 'BONNIE JE E TON Q Latm Cu G A A 3 4 'FR CIS BURTON VIOLET CALL 'BETTY CAMPBELL Pocatelluan 4 'BOB CAMPBELL Ham Trmcs wack may have had nts rugged moments but at fouled to dc npr-n th sprfs or poll TH- Poncycd tones of Gayle Couch Gloria Gtrm Row Marte Murphy Nora Lee L0 0 lcrrx Cox onfl Erl th Datq Wauwq cm nd aa ode of th 9 Gov 0 Q llcv Scott E II Hort ond y f' C' os I okr' wonder hc th Q horl the r G 0 DON CALLAWAY 'NICK CANO F F A 3 'INA CARL S Gnrls Courlcu 2 Lotm u DOROTHY CARTER 'BETTIE CARTER Pep Club S P R I 'NEVA CHAPIN Curtom Club 2 Chneftom Ed tor 4 Operotto 4 G A A JOYCE CHERRY L tm Club I 2 Tumblmg 3 4 G A A 3 BOB CHIVERS At Club I Chour 2 3 4 'LOWELL CHRISTENSEN Curtom Club I BRUCE COKE A ts cmd Crotts I Cholr I 2 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Boxing 4 Desert Song 4 'JOHN COLTHARP 'EVELYN CONTOS .I U G I Sensor Plo NORMA COOK Pep Club I 2 3 4 Pocotelllcn 4 'MARY PER Pep Club I 2 3 4 Cho 2 3 Grrls Chorus Lotm Club I 2 'FRANK L COPENING Dbcte 2 3 4 Chonr 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 RICHARD COTANT P Club 3 4 HI Y I 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Footboll 4 Boseboll 3 4 'GAYLE COUCH Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Honor Society 3 4 'JOYCE COUSINS-Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Bond I 2 3 4 Drum Mojor e 3 4 D bcte 3 4 Lotm Club I 2 Curton Club I Musuc Club 4 Orotlons 4 l25l N it A bCh 4 -an. 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'D a th n n. owgr.. ou., rqgyo v lg Even In sp fc of pg to Is and lcvrs con you recognize Jerry M les J rn Vo Iev Robo Y Lepporcl Durwood Fry Horry Wood Morcenc Foreman n rl Jeon Tolmon RY COX Pep Club I 2 3 4 ho s I hon 2 G rls Councll I 2 Closs Treasurer 2 Junlor Prom Queen 4SALLEE COX Pep Club I 2 3 4 Curfoun Club I Orches ro 2 3 4 4ARLEN CRANE G A A HARRIET CRAWFQRD Grls Council I 2 3 4 Pep Clu I 2 3 4 Lotln Clubl Senate 2 Honor Socuety2 3 4 Debote 2 Coblnef 4 'JACK CRESSMAN 'BOB CRIST Orches I BETTY JEAN CROTTS 'BARBARA CROWELL Pep Club 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Glrls Chorus 2 'HOWARD CURTIS LA RAY DAL TORRIONE Curtoln Club 2 3 Glrls Chorus I +8ILLlE JANE DAVIS-G A A 2 Gurls Chorus 2 3 Jr Musuc Club 2 'JOE DAVIS School Court 4 KENT DAYLEY Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Bond 4 Bond I, 2, 3, 4 'RA DENE DAYLEY Glrls' Councll 2, 3, 4, Lotln Club 3, G A A 3, 4 +EDlTH DECK-Glrls' Chorus I, Chcnr 2, 3, 4, G A A 3, Chornber of Commerce 3, Jumor Musuc Club 4 RUTH DENKERS-G A A 3, J U G 2 +DOUGLAS DENNY +PEGGY DE VALCOUR Loran Club I, 2, Curtom Club I, 2, Orchestro I, 2, 3, 4, Muslc Club 4 26l I 7 e1 51 'P I A U 'Ii - 1,43 5-, Q ,Q , D5 , 0 ,Q l-Q if 2 7 V 1 if.: - . 1, ' 4, nv , J D f J is ffxs-1s,6 f' ,, .fb .1 ,Q ,:, Pm: Q vpn 5 1 2 1 ' 1- -413 YV? 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Q A L R elf I Brlll I D vu J D 'Ki ANASTASIA DOKOS-Glrls Chorus I 2 3 4 Curtam Club 2 Arts and Crafts 4 Latln Club 4 'DORIS DOLD Latin Club I Arts and Crafts I G A A I 'PEGGY DONHAM Glrls Chorus I 2 3 Camera Club I Science Club I MIRIAM DOPP J C C 3 4 'JO MARIE DRAKE 'PAT COLL J U G n rafts M Malorette Jr Muslc Club I 2 SHIRLEY DUNHAM Cholr 3 A Accompanlst 'DONNA EDGLEY J U G I Orchestra I 'LENNO EGAN Cholr 2 3 4 All School Sextette 2 3 Musuc Club 4 Desert Song 4 GERALDINE ELLIS-Gurls Chorus I 2 'JEAN ELLIS Assembly 'BETTY EVANS Glrls Chorus I DONA EVERETT Glrls Chorus I 'ARTHUR EXETER 'DELBERT EXETER DELWIN FARNSWORTH 'LEON FENWICK HI Y I Science Club I Football 4 Baseball 3 4 P Club 4 'BETTE FERRO- Latln Club I Curtaln Club I Gsrls Councll I Pep Club I 2 3 4 Honor Socuety l Na holds barred dur ng the week of November seventeenth to twenty f rst Bev Wvlsan and Delmar Va l bob for apples at the party whnch was held an the foyer on Frrday n qht 4066414416401 if' pun. 49 S 46' ja rs ,nr ,. Aff WIG -nl 9 Ay g Ipgi lg-If -an U d ul GLEN FIFIELD 'DOROTHY FINLAYSON Grls Council l 2 H nor SOCILIV 2 3 P b 4 Orch a Latln Club 3 4 School Court 4 Publlc Relations 2 Oratlons 4 'MARCENE FOREMAN L tln Club I 2 Ch lr l 2 P p ub 2 wt n aca lan 2 Curtaln C u HUGH FORREY Curtaln Club 2 F F A 3 P Club4 'DUR WARD FRY P Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 School Senate 3 4 Llndell Hu Yl 2 3 4 'VALINE FULLMER-G A A 3 4 O chestra l 3 Cholr l CARLA GARRARD Gurl Reserves 2 Arts and Crafts 2 'JOAN GARRISON Government 4 Curtoln Club 3 4 AY Club l Chleffclln 3 Glrls Chorus l 2 'MYRNA GARRITSON LOf1n u l C ELAINE GIBSON G A A 2 Girls Chorus 2 'CAROL GENE GRAYSON Girls Chorusl G A A l 'DON GREEN Art Club 3 4 LIS GREEN B ys Chorus l Chorr 2 3 4 H Y 3 'DICK GREGERSEN Band l 2 Boys Chorus 3 Choir 3 4 Pep Band 3 'LLOYD GRIFFITLI F F A l 2 3 4 Footb ll 2 3 Track 3 JOHN GROOM--Latln Club l, Pep Band l 2 3' Orchestra l ' Band l, 2, 3' l-ll-Y 2, 3g Basketball 2 3g Arts and Craft 3. 'GLORIA GUNN---L tun Club l' C tain Club l 2' G'l uncll l, ' r h us Club lg ....' C ' . ANDA GUYER-A-S, P. Q R, lg ir ' uncll E ' ,A. A. , Barbara Rasrm exon, one of the lucky ten n the Amer can Legion ora' tor ral rontcst shows Nanny Lcc Halsey and Barbara Raymond how s e felt whow hr- rm r- hc roach on thc- Const tut on the frst tame. V' ' 74e.4'aqaZz'q 05 Bruce Coke tr ms the home room Chr stmos tree or cz reasonable fa cimule of same Harriet Crawford gives orders and Ed Brockman acts as technical adviser much to th aston shment of senior home room ERNA HABERER Band l 2 3 4 'NORMAN HALE Pep Bar1d3 4 lst Band 2 3 4 'EULA HALL DOROTHY HALPIN Girles Chorus l Pep Club 4 Pocatellion 4 'NANCY LEE HALSEY Latin Club l 2 Ciirls Chorus 2 3 Choir 4 Chieftain 4 Pocatelliari 4 Chamber of Commerce 4 'LOLA HAMMON LEORA HANCOCK Choir 4 'SHIRLEY HANSON Chamber of Commerce 3 'IDONNA HARDY G A A Girls Chorus DOROTHY HARPER Debate 4 'LU RAE HARMON Orch estra 4 G A A 2 'HARRY HART BILL HARTLAND- ' e-pres. senior class 4' Hi-Y l 2 3 ' air l ' S. P. Q. R, 2' Football 3 4g Boys Counci ' 'RITA HARTLAND-Latin Club l 2' Curtain Club 2' Thes- pian 45 G. A, A. 2' Pacatellian 4' Orchestra l, 2 3 4. 'DICK H RVEY-Latin Club l' Debate l 2 3 4' Pocatellian 3' Editor 4' First Band 3. HUGH HATCH-Choir 3' Boys Chorus 2. 'LOREN HENDRICK -Hi-Y l 2 3 4' Football 3 4. 'JOYCE HENDERSON- Pep Club l 2 3, 4' Curtain Club l' Cheerleader 3 4' Pocatel- lian 4. l29l Hb: P1 M , -0 IFN ew Nll N 4 5,1 3' Nw 'ie 'S I Com! Jones J. K S 9454. 'W L H M 'L Hdlm afzgfoz One of those I 1 cml Inst t me cxncr ences sen or cg ster from the new ha wc I ooks Four g rls lc ry A Reay Barbara Rasmussen An 0 n An P t 0 nd e ro r SHARON HENDRICKS Lotnn Club 2 Chueftarn I Senate Socral Com I Grrls Chorus 2 4JENEAN HILL-G A A 2 J U G I 4'JULlENNE HILL Honor Society 2 3 4 urs uncul I u 3 4 School Cour Orchestra I 2 3 4 Concertmlst ess 2 3 4 D A R Award Warmer 4 DOUGLAS HITLER Y I 2 3 4 Lrndell I-ll Y 4 4MAUD ENE HODGSON Band I 2 3 4 4BARBARA HODKINS- Lo an Club I 2 Chxettaln 3 4 are DEE HOLMES QEMMETT HOOD +DONNA HOOTS , of K? VERNA HOPPER. +L0lS RAE HUMPHREY-Girls Chorus I' J. U. G. 2. VDONNETTA HUTCHISON-Girl Reserves I' 'rs Chorus 2 3' G. A. A. 3 . ROBERT IVEY-Football 3 4' Track 2 3 4' Boys Glee Club I' Arts and Crofts 4. 'DALE JENSEN. +BENITA JOHNSON- Latin Club I 2' Girls Council I 2 3 4' Curtain Club I' Hon- ociety 2 3 4' Pep Club I 2 3 4' Debate I . CAROL JONES-Latin Club I, 2, Girls' Chorus I. +EVAN JONES-Lotin Club I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4.4JANE JONES--G. A. A, 3, 4. l30l MIE JONES L In Club l 2 nd 3 4 'S KAWAMURA B ys Councll 2 3 4 F F A 3 'BILL KEN Y Boys Chorus l 3 al T Boxrng 4 P Club 4 JIM KISSANE B ys Council l 2 3 4 Honor Socletv 2 3 4 Thespuan 3 4 Debate l 2 School Senate 2 3 4 Freshman claso pres l Oratorlcals 4 'CHARLES KLEFFNER Latln Club 2 Boys Chorus l 4 Baseball 4 'JUNIOR KR COLLEEN LARKIN J U G 'MONTE LATER Choir 4 'HELEN LEAMAN J U G l Glrls Choru l ROBERT LEPPARD Choir 3 4 H Y 3 4 Comero Club 3 4 Pofatolllan 4 Curtaln Club l 'MICKEY LEWIS 'SALLIE LEWIS Latln Club l 2 Communlty Chest 4 HOWARD LIEBERMAN Band 2 'JACK LINTELMANN nate 4 PClub3 4 Boys Council l 2 3 4 Footbal sketball 3 4 rack 4 Chnettaan 4 Pocate lan 'DUANE LLOYD Curtain Club l Band 3 4 Chueftaln 3 Poky Highlights 4 GARY LOWE School Court 4 Football 4 J V Basketball 3 'NORA LEE LOWE Chovr 2 3 4 G A A 'LOIS LOWERS Slow motlon camera catches Harold Palmer landing a smack on Bull Hartland who IS betng lnntlated unto P Club Twelve hours ot torture wull make Bull a sodder but a wnscr boy but he Can take It '7 l3ll .4 4 W6 WUI. 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N Y ,, - tl . 5 ' I fi Y Ldvk L d 'S 437' Y i .ai mp: ldv M PAUL LUDTKE Bond l 2VJOHN LUNDBERG Football 3 WBEULAH LUSK J U G 3 MARYLU MAC GARVEY L tm Club l G A A 3 4 'HAR RIET MAKINSON 'CAROL MALBONE Curtonn Club 2 A A Pre BETH MANDER Glrls Chorus 2 F H A 4 5 PAULA MAR IANO J U G 4 'BRUCE MARKHAM Pocotelllon 3 Busuness Mgr 4 VOLA MARLER Glrls Chorusl +LORAN MARLEY 4CAR0L M UGHAN G A A 3 4 Chleftoln WAYNE MC CLURE Bond l 2 3 'PAT MC DEVITT Lotln u l 2 G A A 3 4 Pocofelluon 4 Ars ond Cro Curtoun Club l 2 Thespnon 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 Debate l oun S v R 2 Cur can Club l 2 Orotrons 3 'BEN MC LAUGHLIN Boys Chorus l JUDY MC QUILLAN Grls Councul l 2 Pep Club l 2 3 4 G A A 3 Loran Club l 2 +MILO MICKELSEN 4JERRY MILES-Hu Y 2 3 4 Boys Councll 4 Govt 4 Am I sccunq double? No Morylu MocGorvey ond Betty Jean Croffs ore studymg the-ur reflecfuons rn the mirror rn the sewing lob Is thus the the new look? pwlld 7a Ze Quang .f '.,, f , . Q 3 Q., A Y- , . 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P M1 or--N HM M1 LM'- H , -Q i ' ' , z , . , 1 V' D I. . . . g I , I , I Q A . 0 'Q T - I I f f - - 469 Q ' -- 1 3 . u Mfqmlnv- Mlm lfnlw- Jwvmm I 7 Peqmw Icvc Barra!! son or ,proxy rea Je thc from rvg fl Ono of those guys who 'Io everyth ng wr-ll Th s morn n hc Umm UN F' PEGGY MINOR Chreftam 3 Ch 'FLORENCE MOL DENHAUER J LJ G 3 G A A 3 4 'NOLA MONROE BRUCE MOONEY H Y l 2 'DEAN MORGAN Track 2 J V Baskclball 3 Skr Club A 'DOROTHY MORRISON A ROSE MARIE MURPHY--Gsrls Chorus Chow 2 'ALICE MURRY S P Q P 2 'BEATRICE MYLER Latm UD VV L, M KIE NAKASHIMA A 4 and G afts 3 4 G A A 4 J LJ G 4 'DALE NELSON F F A 3 'SHIRLEY lNELSONl SEN A fs and C afts l VEVA NELSON -G A A 3 'LAMARR NICHOLS---Choir 3 5 Hn-Y 3, 4. 'JACK E NIELSEN -P p Club A G A, A RONALD NIELSEN--H -Y 3, 4, SRI Club 4, Foofb ll 4, B 5 - , 4, Poco nan 4 'JOY ORRIS-'Chow 2, , 'B LL NYE--F otball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3 4, Track , Baseball 4' Choir 4, P Club 4, Desert Song 4 i337 'NM Mpu- M In IdN , 3 gr! ml f K? f. Y N 48 9 4 .lecwwg 74 O Cl up ru 0 cr s Q Bo rd Delmar Vcnl ond Cleve Borrofi show ther pleosuro ot having mode 0 bg success of the Chr stmos ssuc PATSY OCHELTREE School Secretory 4 Honor Society 3 4 Pep Club 4 Girls Couhcul 2 3 4 Cholr 3 'ANNE OELWEIN G:rl5 Councxl I 2 3 4 Honor Socretv 4 'NEDRA PACK our I Ochestro 2 3 ILA MARIE PACKER Chorus I 2 J U G 4 'EN O PALAGI 'DELOY PALMER HA OLD PALMER P Club 3 4 F otboll 3 4 F F A 3 'LOUISE PALMER 'GUS PAPAPAVLOS TOM PARISOT Boys Councll 2 3 4 S P Q R I Cho ber of Commerce 3 'RALPH PEHRSON 'GERALDINE PETER SEN Chamber of Commerce 4 G A A 4 ELAINE POOLE-Gurls Councnl I 2 3 4 Pep Club Honor Socuety 3 4 Lotun Club 2 Curtom Club I 'IRENE POULOS-Chomber of Commerce 2 3 School Treasurer 3 Presldenf of Bonk 4 'BETTY LOU PRICE Curtom Club I 2 A 3 U COLLEEN PRICE. 'RAY RANDALL. 'JIM RANE-F. . A. . ,341 BARBARA ANN RASMUSSONH-Curtoxn Club 2' Thespians 4, Honor Society 3 4 'JERRY ANN REAY-Girls Councll l 2 3 4 Pres 4 Senate 4 Honor Soclety 4 G A A 3 4 Cwam ber of Commerce 3 'PATRICIA REICHARDT HAROLD REISSIG 'KEITH REYNOLDS 'RALPH REYNOLDS s Council 2 3 4 3 4 Thespua 3 4 Hon Socuety 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Pocotelluan 4 MAX RICH Latnn Club l Band 2 3 Chorr 4 Debate 3 Hu Y 3 4 Arts and Crafts 4 'LOU ANN RILEY G A A 4 'JACKIE ROBBINS MARILYN ROBBINS- Pep Club 4 'JOHN ROBERTS-P Club ys Council I 4 Hon S ty 3 Student Body pres 4 Debate l 2 3 'LEWIS ROBERTS Camera Club 4 Football J V 3 Baseball 3 4 Chneftaun ESTHER ROGERS Cholr 2 'S 4 J U G 3 'TOM ROW LAND 'STAN SABIN Musuc Club 3 4 Chamber of Com merce 3 4 Thesplan 4 Camera Club 3 L tan Cub I I'I I3 F1 Orchestra 4 Boys Councll 4 Debate 3 BU SANT H Y 3 4 Bask tball 2 3 Junlor class vuce pres 'GENE SATO F' Club 2 3 4 School Court 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 'LAVON SATTER D ub 3 4 Foo ball 3 4 Baske al 3 4 Base H Y Bob Leppard and Mrs Chute have dlfferent Ideas concernlng wnnter trlps Mrs Chute ponntung to New Orleans Bob unducatlng a spot some where an southern Mrnnesota where he plans to spend the Chnstmas holldays Wal! 7a felufm ml .sen ...A pi kv? tal ' uma lllph nk Elk ldSel Go Sql S X , Q - 1 5 Q . . . , , l A , v It A I - s. .. .... n............. ,,, ,,, gm r . n v. ao Boy' ,,,Hl-Y2,,g n,, or 3 , . 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V I I Ifx. .,' -, J ' . , '- ,. ., -----713 IN-, ' , Q . , o ' -- '..+:-g.- - BARBARA SCHEIB 'ROBERT SCHOU 'DIANA SCHROEDER 1 AV Ill Ll r 3 C I sg, r Q VERLA SCHULTZ 'BRADLEY SCOTT 3 Dole e fu K mas x F A converwtlan class 4 troawrer 4 'PAT SELBY MAX SHERWOOD 'DENIS SHOUP 'FLOYD SIEGEL P Club i bal' 3 as Q a C M h BARBARA SLAYDEN Ochestra l 2 3 4 Curtain Cl b l 'SHIRLENE SMETHURST 'ALFRED SMITH be Sl A d LARRY SORENSEN H Y 3 4 Poky Highlights 3 4 Clwlef rw 3 n n C 4 Bovs Chorus 'MARILU SOUTH Lafm Club l 2 Red and Bl e l Curtain ab l 2 Vhespu n 4 Poco? lan 3 4 Hon r SOCICY3 4 'GLEN SPAHR Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 syn. JACK STEDTFELD Boys Chorus 3 4 KENNETH STEDT FELD Boys Clworusl 2 3 5LARAE STONE xls 5 K ssavc act h fer e a If s been a lo! of wor or rn xva Q n w C s I lo Tm 0 on onc of the lest for Pokv caacr I L .hx ecammq Daolaw .facagew 3 . 'y 1, '- ' ', .v 3, Lfztrw Clml 7 Cl fl l Cl bl 3fOFCl1C5fOl 2 , l'lOI' - , , 3 4 Tlwehlax 3 -1 pVCCTCllGI1 3, 4 Dibalc 3, 3, 4 I . 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V I 1' W ' ' ... 41. l 3 l36 1401057 aa Maybe theyre wrltmq a letter to Santa msatred by Shrley Jcrwsens decorative wmflow E Crt x I rank orv o c lr at Maudcnc Hodgson Thrs threesome arc ol a roll clerks n Sensor home roam RUTH STOWELL School court secretary 4 Gurls Courwcll 2 3 4 'WANDA STROPE B nd I 2 G A A 3 4 'AMY IHARA G A A 4 J FRANK THOMAS-H: Y I 2 Orchestra I 2 3 Football 3 4 T ack 3 4 'GAIL TOLMAN 'JEAN TOLMAN Gtrls Lmcll I I 2 Debate I Pacatelllan CHARLOTTE TRAUGHBER Gvrls Councll 2 3 'ARTHUR TYLER 'DELMAR VAIL B ndl 2 3 B d 2 3 MARY BELLE VALENT Chamber of Commerce 3 'JIM RLEY Thesplan 3 4 Pep Bond 2 3 4 Bandl 2 Debatel 2 3 4 Pocatelllar13 4 Football 4 'BETTY LOU WAKLEY ALFRED WALKER I-I Y 3 4 'BETTY JEAN WALKER G A A 3 4 Chamber of Commerce 3 'GLEN WELCH MAXINE WELLARD P p Club I 2 3 4 School court 4 'JOHN WHITAKER Movies 2 3 4 F F A 3 4 R d and Blue 3 Chieftain 4 'DONALD WILBERT P Club 3 4 Football 3 4 l37 as sgr- ,- K9 at Th gr-b A awn. -I I w u was r I fi Z 1 1 ' .. , ll or f A I 1. . ob :vcr anr F Tlft vw r' tl T lrtq YO 1' o 1 . 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J l ' . , I 9 , 1 4- J 1 ' Q , I - 7 , 43, M.....w.lm4 John IN-to fr owne .vw FAYE WHITE G A A 3 4 'JOAN WIGAND G A A 3 4 Chamber of Commerce 3 Arls ond Croffs 4 'DICK W KINSON B ya Councn I 2 3 4 B II 2 3 Pip Bo cl 2 Curtoln C L GERALD WILKINSON Clrmln Club 2 B S Clorus I 'JOYCE WILLIAMS G A A 3 Chou 4 Glrls Chorus 2 'LEONARD WILLIAMS Bond 2 3 B nfl 2 3 Orchewro 2 3 Pocotelllon 3 A B ERLY WILSON P p Club I 2 3 4 Curt: Cl b I ub nor JCICIY 3 Grs uncll 2 4 'RO WINDLEY HARRY WOOD Orchestra I 2 3 4 'LYNETTE WOOD LAND C orus I 2 3 G A A 3 4 ueen of Rvd ond L Dov A 'GENE WRAY Lotm Club I Boys Chorus I Cholr CARL ANDERSON 'CREED LAW F otboll 3 A P Club 3 A 'NORMAN SMITH Y Sensors whom pictures :lo not oppeor In the censor panels A V GEORGE FROST JOHN PALMER GORDON SCHERBEL Fulk on dumb wherc I comb from Jullcnne H ll m gh! In Qrnqxnq To Jock Llnfelmonn but They were sharp enough Yo wan Two top prizes representing comic book chorocfcrs of fhc Senior Hard T mes Party emem' 74a of an IL' o I' ' ,,,, ' om , , , H n 2, 3, HI-Y I, , I lb I. -W L 5 ovf w --- , . ,' r g , 3 ---- Pep , , Aj 0 I, , , EV 7 e ,,,, :J n u I Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Glrls' Chorus I, 'LOUISE WILSON-V 'Lotln CI I, Ho Sf ' I I I ' C0 I, , 3, , LLA h , , , .V .I , , Q 4 Bl IC I 2, 3, 4, . - 0 , , , , -- Hi- I, I 5 I C C bv 4' ng, 5, . Q . ' ffm . ..,, fig tfjr It . . s A --.4 , Om - 4. tr- I e- A 5- ,I .,.,- LEO GILL . g 'V' President H l W5 I X 1 l X , sl I 4-'ln .Is 1 um ROBERT BOOKER ' I A' Vice-President Q' Deafz anim fklaidefz: Gee, what o yearl Dancing, yelling, singing, laughing -everything was fun but work. Remember the way we all gasped as Reed made that last basket to cinch the game for Poky. We even cried when Poky bowed to Nampa to share the Big Six. Dancing at the Junior Prom was wonderful, The soft lights and music, the decorations-everything was per- fect. Although the class party went to the other extreme of Turkey in the Straw and hay, it was fun, too. We really drank the coke that night. We stood and applauded as the final curtain fell on the junior assembly. With trembling knees and shaking voices, some of us graduated into the Junior Speech Bureau. Yes, we, the juniors, have really had fun this year in adding to the great spirit and sporstmanship always shown by Poky High. eg- R. Ut 4' is 4 'H+ xl' Looking over the junior panels before they arc printed are junior editors, Dorothy Grigora, Ford Paulsen, Claire McQuillan and junior class adviser, Mrs. Beryl Tallmodge. PHYLIS PACK Secretary S Q' 1. i au' N! ' A. iQ' -49 1-:fr SHANNON FROST Treasurer Cheerleaders HILVIA ELLIS MARK MORGAN P l in If Row l Row 2 Row 3 66056024 Dorothy Adams Zoy Adamson Alton Alexander Nea Allen Nell Allen Ray Allen Glen Allred Cecil Ames Ellen Anderson .llmmfe Anderson LeRoy Anderson Robert Archuleta Darel Ashbaker Theda Babbutt Joyce Babcock Howard Baker JoAnn Baker Beverly Bornhart Soulsby Barrett Jeanune Barrow Wulllam Barry Rlchard Bartlett l Z I gf ,lf Q4 l4l' ROW 4 Row 5 Row 6 RQ A, Becky Lau Beasley Tommy Beebe Zenas Beesley Melva Bell Frank Benedettl Delta Bennett Marilyn Bard Jlmmue Black Shirley Bloch er Jack Blaxham Dalorese Boero Jack Bonner Robert Booker Dorothy Barton Joe Boyes Fdwun Brennan Jack Bruggs Jerry Brlggs Marlene Brfnghurst Elmer Brrsboss XM '2 y-e 5- lffzfi 0 I ' I gt : 4 l 9 6 ,J lp .1 fi Q- - A A ' 3 6 - I 1 ix 11 ' ld? .l' Ii' 'B'-'C A !' f . A By f l 9 W I' .fs Alf. if ,, ,J f . A 0 A Q I ' .ri 1 I l 5 lf ,z -fr I 4 x ,- 'D S '- ' 8' W' i 4 ,- L Q 1. 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Gerald Gaodenauala James Gower Cleva Gray Dean reen Lallae Grc n Dwrntlwv Crlavra Allpn Grover Rrclwarcl Gutenbera BLM Halr Barbara Hall Ex mn Hall DeVQn Halford x oh Hall 1 e HLV mr tan C Hamm and Rucnfrrl Hamm and Llrry Hana ck L run Hancock ala Hanes DeVon Hansnn Heber Hansen Rhea Hansen Tlweda Hansen Douglas Hanson Joanne Hlrrs Nadine Harrison Nancy Harrison Delores Harsnbaraer Jean Hart Laur L Hart Jenner Haslccll Jaleen Hess Darlene Hlqjrns Wanda Hull Alnce Hodg P, loam-1 uns Barbara H vlcamb Jessre Hallenbveck Darothy DNN Gm Hopper B ll H1 rn Q Sen L 'TV I Y' 'QM ,gif 77' I4 S okes and clvnats at the yanlor class Lea Gull Rhea Hansen Carol Jacob Shannon Frost and Tom Flnnt 'N 's sl 4 SW: 1 1 1 X1 1 ,, 'N . 1 , 5 I I M. 3 G ., I , .C I , K , x f W J x - X 3 c x . QW ' 'a , W, Q 1 H 1 , f i , Pal. , Bill Helsw HL Ha l , , C l YO ' ' ' ff. 3 - ez l , 4 Q , a , I ' L ltr: I , sr , - ' I K , ll l A r I , Q I . 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Lorraine Mathews, Robert McCarty, Vivian McDerf mott, Howard McLaughlin, Norma McLeod, Alice Mc- Millan, Claire McQuillan, Joan Menousek. -Shirley Meredith Donald Metcalf J. R. Middleton Emma Jo Mikesell Jimmie Miller Harold Montgomery Mark Moody, Colleen Mooney. David Moore Jean Morgan Mark Morgan Claudine Morris Eugene Mullen Patricia Murphy Catherine Munn Tom Myers 1 lg? 1 X A ,,f l nc df fi 1 l46 N l , 2 Wh, 'mul H I i.f BQ I k'Oa 4 , i , , I l J I 5? . . J J f ,AX r L ' ' -rl 1 f 1 rj' , 1 A 7 , Q Q 4, 'R -' 1 f' Q' 'Q y . -fi X i 4. . I -,X V l :J J, t .K -C W 2 I ,Q 'i, 1 1' A I 1 V A I -V. ll X X Q: Ne f ' L M iQ L , , ' R ... Q J ,,, M 5 3 1: , if J L X l 4 X -Q sq g l X 3 , K i .- J I -' 1, A 'gl C, v ' f ' , 1 457 ' Il ' fi - Y- . 5 K ,vt il Q 4 A J Aa' A ly, ' , D It QQ. I I Q5 , 'Z 'CS:,:IL:: H , 51 N- Y ii'VTiZi.l5 l 41? Q ' wi Row Row Row Row Row Row Raw Row Lvl. ffm! we Nell Neeley Ernest Nelson Dean Nlelson Kay Nielsen Maruanne Nlxon Juannta Noker Anna Norgaard Norma Ogee Marvm Olsen JoAnn ONeal Yvonne Osborne Shurley Owens Phyllls Pack Harold Pasge Dorothy Palmer Roberta Palmer Maxme Panter Joanne Parker Nell Parkun Bull Paulsen Ford Paulsen Gary Paxman Ronald Peck Rlchard Pew Leona Potter Joyce Prescott Jay Price George Probart Dwaln Putman Nor ma Randall Lowell Rasmussen Pauline Ray Paul Raymond Gene Reed Carol Reese Elwm Reynolds Ronald Reynolds Vlrglnla Rhodes l47l !1l I P .?'?, Jia' all , 1 we 7 L f I 17,3555 ...au Je aacafz lace A Gall Rucharlson Mrllue Rlch rdson Grace Ruchmond Janat Ruchmvnd Phyllls Ruchmond Arlene Robbins ern Robbms l la Roberts Rom Ruth Ann Robvnson Joan Roc Mary Kay Roskelly W Vlrgnnna Roscoe Bob Rush l.c1Von Ryttrng Jay Sap pmgton Joyce Savllle Row Esther Schatz Robert Schuld Derrnda Schurtz .loycc Selby Donald Seuyeno D nrwa Scrnmcns Moxvne St mans Kumrko Shlmaclc Row Barbara Sherburne Martha Siler Wesley Sladmorc Duck Srnuth Ed Sr-mth Joe Smrth Norman Smuth Jaan Sorensen Raw Shrrley Sorenson John Sorgatz Darleane Southworth Robert Splk r Rlchard Splllett B ll Stewart Carolyn Stocks Arda Stoddard rr N' 'Y M RN: ' 1 . ,nv- I Q N Q -, fun - 1: . .V 4 Fi ' . z. . - 1 K. wr- ,f V' , I A 1 V Takxna Il9C1SX behnnd thc vyhccl at a ncvt can yertlble are the hard vw I'l4lV1'jJlH1I r study tr CII Ames Ed Brennan 1 l ln gn. 3 , g r 1 A slls - if N 1 ixal may .7 Row ROW Row Row Row Row Row Row i RQ, hmm f1f49 w, Bull Stoddard Lolne Stowell Charles Stoy Shnr Y Owenetta Talbot Masako Tamyama Ted Tauscher Eddue Taylor Jock Taylor Ronald Thomas Nancy Thompson Beulah Tnllotson Barry Toad Tom Towers John Traughber Sara Vlllegas Robert Walker Rnchard Wallln Nyle Ward Dorrel Waters Shurley Watson Patricia Weatherman Frank Webster Raymond Wulllams Vernal Wllllarns Joe Wnlles Joyce Wulson ag Wayne Wunters Jean Wise Moyle Workman l-lanaye Yama moto Betty Yardley Nando Yost Ruth Zulk Reed Zundel l-191 AL WK X I 41 Rib l 1' .3 J r A J t N ' f l 'Q 1: f l 6- , 5 - X ' 4? to . XX at J 3 , l l ' l f X '- as lf I I - 1 Z' r' fi 5 D., 0 '-' l '. I I- , . Q ' X 5 ,. In . A .. 1- T2 T li ' 4 ffl P, , ' S3Q,l.'gAl f ' :OB .lif 4 , K , le Sturman, Bob Swanson, Dolores Swanson, , 2-- ' , , ' , I S ' I . I I ar I ' Q 3.. V 1, , A S- ig 5 AH- I I Q , I Q ., 6- ' . . f . 3 ,, ,Q . I ' ' ' J r ,T 6- Q. 7- l I I . 71, . ,K 8- I I E N. n L ' 1' .al W Q f- .K A . -0 4 ,X ,. ' Gy X -' 5 . it, X D X ' V 'T . X lll U ' . 'r 7 I T '- Q , ' X 1 -X -1 'A I . A Ere . --Q. .x -- 4 1 LIDDCF IufY STQITQITTNQ Presugierwf GARY SPIDELL IoboveI Vrceepresidenrs BILL WILSON KATHERINE BYBEE 04- WW is X X ii' The Poccutclmm IS olwoys reody for constructive critlcusm, especially if It cemes frwm such pudges os Mass Flynn and Mnss Comm sophomcre and freshrwmrw orivlscrs IoboyeI Soph Secretory PAT YEARSLEY A. '. , I A D A T Frosh Treasurer 1,' I LOLA MAE SMITH - v . ' 41? .5 .7 I x, L Y If -f IRlghI'I xx 1 1 Soph Treosurer ' Q' I PETE RAMERIZ ..-I A 5' Frosh Secretory All 5 -T A l GRACE BARRETT P Y. .5 X A--I I I cmghfw ,I 2 Freshman President JERRY CHAMBERS .,. -. 7i maze Qaeadmcw Haw As the strauns of the Loyalty drnft around us we look back remembertng many excutnng moments the dances the games the assemblles and all the other good ttmes we had durtng our sophomore year To start out the new school year Gary Spudell was elected president Bull Wllson vuce prestdent Pat Yearsley secretary Pete Ramernz treasurer Mlss Mary Flynn was our capable class advlser Our costume party the flrst class party of the year was held un the foyer Decoratuons ln punk and green and costumes of every character tmagnnable made the party a bug success Under the dlrectuon of Mlss Flynn we came to the top agorn wuth the ftrst class assembly lt consusted of dutferent novelty and musrcal numbers and a beauty contest featured by the sophomore gurls None of us can forget the operetta In whuch many sophomores had Important parts or the one act plays bates or publlcatuons un whlch so many sophomores par tlcupated As for scholastnc abulltles the names of the wase fools lGreek for sophomoresl have prevorled on all honor rolls The class of 50 has a brlght future ahead In every field A- 7 .ln ks- We odmut that we were gangltng and awkward when we ftrst entered hugh school Regustratlon Dov found us mystlfued and lonely l-luntlng for the rught rooms took u every where from the prlncupol s sonctum to the lanltnr s broom c oset By the enl of the furst sux weeks however we had acaurred some knowledge we had become cltrzens who knew the Loyalty Song realtzed the penalttes for scratchtng a desk could rattle off the names of the school sbug wheels and shuddered at the thought of an orange excuse We had already elected our oftrcers Jerry Chambers presudent Catherine Bybee vuce pressdent Grace Barrett secretary and Lola Mae Smrth treasurer Wlth the help of our odvuser Muss Grace Cotant w presented a really sharp assembly wnth mustc and dance galore At our party we kucked up our heels and had a world of fun ln scholarshup we topped the honor roll at the end of the first semester wrth a 9 75 requlred lOur guntor hugh prtncrpals say we re a good class l Athletvcs debate one acts publucatnons muslc we luke em all and count our selves among Poky s fame protectuons ROOM 112 Left to Right Front Row J Bosquet E Bartlett D Bennett P Allred B Bennett C Armstrong A Amundsen Second R w D Allen D Ashby L Anderson son L Bodkun B Bocks truck T :rd R w J Bevan T Brennan T Angelos H ogg All redge B Ames Fourth Row R Arbon B Anderton J Andersen D Anderson R Alllson E Barnard A Beasley B ck Row B Ballf D Benton L M Armstrong ROOM 114 Left to Rtght Front Row G Carlsen B Chaffee B Burton J Caldwell P Close Sec on R w D Chambers M Byrd B Cacavas M Bowee Thurd Rcw R Brown C Chrts ransen A urrell Burrell D Chrlstensen r an Bul oc Fourth Row E Bruce Burdlck G Brlsco D Chatterton P Brook hart Back Row G o no J Clawson R Bruce T Brown is., 0 dd . l - K- l . I I ' l A r e 1, . - ' de- 4 Q '. K U. J 6 Q Y :T ' if ' 0. - l - 5 , Y ' ' i f R. Allen, G. Allen, S. Bea A A J V ' , ' '- . J .J h' I o - 3 gt ,I B r ,I l-l ' ' d , . . ne c R W , . Q i A J y J f 4 4 J l l l l 4 'A l ' L , I I T . W, I cf . f 1 1 T la d ol -Q . Call, .IT r T ,J B' l , E., P B Qt ,J J. I k' - v rv fu . b - I Q I Q- JA 5 . b G. , e, . r I , . . - - . C - A , v l, ' A lx A ROOM H7 Left to Rlght Front Row J Cresap Durfee B Edwards Crabb D M Davus Contos Second Row Dotson D Dnetrach N Davus B De La Mare L R Davis Thvrd Row M Cullen D Dunn Cross M Eckersley M n D Dunn Fourth Row N Duer n V Ctler D son R D Crawford K J Denney l n Row B Day 1nS R Davrs R Dletrlch Back ow A Davudson COX ROOM 123 Left to Right Front Row M Green D Foulk E Evans V Gou tser J Foley Second Row R Facer J Green D Fell M Getty D Gard ner A Greggs Thurd R w K Eyler M ra vatt J Greco D Foote B Falter D Ellus Fourh Row W Gravatt K Goodrlch N Glover G Goodson M Exeter Back Row B Gertsch J Graf fut E Grayson B Fun layson D Exeter ROOM 124 Left to Rught Front Row M Hodgson M Harrls L J Hawkes Hemrnung Hawkes W Hows Sec on Row M Hnggun Horton T Hvatt Hatch L Hackworth M Hansen Thlrd Row J M Hawkes L Holladay K Hawley D Hancoc M Haberer J A Hen derson C Harmon Back ow R Henson Grossbeck B Hour D er R Ha r Huggins S0 40 Z4 45 06 GDM 4 b -if' 4' ers 3' l52 Ot 'wr Sai 1 av. 1'- 'N -V' at W 'Q-J '? Y- l53 ROOM 125 Left to Rnght Front Row U Howell C Jensen A Hronel-4 M Hubble W Howord J Jensen M Hurst Second Row J Hunter G How Jen Hu Johnsow D Jones Thurd w G Howord Jones N Huff R Howell D M Jenks M Hughes Bock Row W Jeffery F Johnson S Johnson W Jones E Jocobsen ROOM 126 Left to Rnght Front Row V Koros 5 A Keorsley N Knopp Lewus J Lorsen D Lot timer J A Lorkln ec ond Row B Kvorfordt Knowles S Knowles Lloyd H Lombrou M A Kellow Thlrd Row G Klngton R Lundstrom W Kowomuro D Lund berg Bock Row R Kerr R Lush F Lomb ROOM 'I27 Left to Right Front Row D Mullword N Meoder M A Mc Cosklll D Mortm M Meno C Mortunez M Moury S Moson Second ow L Mag eby McQuulIon J MocKen zle V Mnllword D Mc Ge A McDougoll Thxrd Row J Mccully L McBr1de E Morley L J McKunIoy W Mlkesell A B McKee V ut c e ack Row Metzener J Meno G utton J Mortn Merrill L Mvddleton B Morley -J Q . AL A W J J ' 1, X f' 'jf Y ' . , . , . I nu, 'ar ' 5 -1 1 , , , , X I 5 X , . . ,av-.. ' 1 1 Ft I I - -5 F Y W v ' ell, E. ks, J. nt, J. vt .4 i K - -1- - L I ' V , an X 4, ' '4' RO -. , K. , 9 V I. 9 G' f - f - 1 3 0 f.. 97 . , , . -- ., gi 1 V I . , l 4 x l ' if , 2 ' Q ' . Q ',Ji Q , , ' ,' f , f S - ' - L,LewaS,B.Ll5h,of V , . , s, .0 - ' Q , , , , ' 4 ' . A -. , L b J L r' - ' I , , . A ' Q 'tt ' . -. , r I 1 I ' K - , e - l F A . 4 . X 1 - V f f- . , . . F Jn + ' 1 - 4 I - ,VJ l R f I' , R4 ,F . .' A - V 4 1 - 1 - ' ' ' ' 9 f - , ' . . T I , ' L ' I , ' , . , , . , .M'- , ,, , h hu.. B -K, I' -- l M- 5 J u, R5 ROOM 128 Y T Rl Fr nt ws NA OCHGJ rc 1 p Nmcrs M N x e 5 n n sb me SeconriRcw J Or L NA Mcrrw ecm Thnri Om Nite Sen NA Nokushtrno t et R Morrls R Pnlrnu Bock RLM Murphy P O NLGJ S n x c-Qcr L VN cno Q ROOM 201 T t R1 rw nt w N u r L RICJWOFCJS B Re D Rolrncr J PowLr5 M tw menu NA R1 L Re P 5 nc Rnw B ou e J Rowe! D M b Q F Price Bock Row C Pu! E Pcrktne R Pre ca R ern Rcrnts Pctcrscn J Ron tr obnni n PQ ttf R Rornerez J Reesp D Rnchmond G pOwOrQ ROOM 204 Left to Right Front Row--J. Serecrw, J Sn er, L. Sneddon, fewort, E. Sxler, P. Smot- hurst. Second R o w W - Sorensen, F Shelton. G. Smith, B Spoeth, H Shu mode, K. Spohr. Third Row- J. Schatz, J Sco- vile, D. Sioyden, R. Stew' enson, B. Ryan, J. Sarn- ple. Bock Row--R Schneider, R. Semrnens, G Sptdell, W Srnttn Sd fdlftdfted fad 77icvze Sa M0764 i551 ROOM 295 Left YO Right Fr nt Row N Tonk P uckrey H Swweil own V mpletfn SL 1 Q Tr u r R TOL.SCn6r Inger L Tabu T In ow B Tu LJ son F Thomas L Terry L Vexug D Vcwer Bock GW UVVW I' wnnms J wusvcr Trl ROOM 206 Y M Fxlgfnt r nt Row J J rgenscn D L E 5 M U 5 n L Boqlcy D C O I K J XNQT5 SCCOr1d J B Curtis urffs Bo r nes UV Yeorsley M Hows Thur cw Ashcrgft P nc C fudge L S :Id S Leno J L SJWIDDL Rufon ROOM 209 -ft! Rl' Rrcnt Row Wdlws Woldcr, C Wodlond, H We Word P Woitnmme, .WL0s0, P Yccrs Sccond Pr vu -D West ,nv N, Workman, V J Worr n, C Winn, J A C - v ,r On, R, W I ra, Word. Third Ow- Wnllechc, B Whltchcod W I s c n, D Woo ourfh Row - - Woiz, r I Q h f, R WOOd, Young, D, Worsencroft, B. Wheeldcn, R Wmters, ock Row Y B Wwldcn B, White, S Wnfknns n T, Wilson, J Wotsbny W Wcstergord, R, We C d vlr1G, B Whrtflnq On U 1 Q Q 4- 4, I A :Hi fo l57' ROOM 1 Left to Right Front Row N Baker C Bnllnngton G Barratt M Blrd Barley L e B Beason Second Row Bauey ret G Beck A Bl gs Bee e M L Bas tow R A Barrett Thurd ROW Al en J 0 hart E Babbutt H Arm strong R Alexander L Anderson Fourth Row B Beasley D Ames R Alexander H Anderson C Amundsen H Bates Back Raw S AllShIe B Bertelsen E Arnold ROOM 5 Left to Rught Front Row A Bunting T Bullock B Bradley J Bowden C Bybee E Brydon C Bruggs B Buf foloe M Cano A Bow den Second Row R Campbell J Calegar R Brent C Burns J Brow er R Brnscoe C Bolmg broke J Butterfueld Bowden M Breeze Brown Back Row Brudges T Burrows Carlson B Carter A Brown R Brower Bowns ROOM 6 Left to Rught Front Row L Cooper Cork C Condle Chatterton T Conlun G Crutchley B Daley Sec o n d R o w R A ro show D Clays N Craug A Cutler W Curtis C Copemng B J Croxall Third Row B Cook B Curtrs H Corbln C Cot terell M Chrustensen R Curtns Back Row D Crocket D Dalton V Craney J Chambers P Devenburg J Crandall J Chrlstensen ROOM 7 Left to Rrght Front w s Dovns H Dovns L Ermon B De Lo More A Erack son G Dnxon Second ow M o o Deon S Egbert G Evans V Edglnton B E mo :rd Row C Duc worth K Dickerson G O C Evczn vus V wung N Dovls Fourth Row L M Eggleston C Englond D Elbrodor J Druever F Dixon G Dovldson B Devereoux Bock Row T Eckersley L Ducker son D Dovus L Denk e R Dovls R D1 n ROOM 101 Left to Right ront Row V Gllbert C A Gorzo L R Glover P A Gordner J Fo ter Second Row D Gregon L Grovott N Gorrntson F IC G Fenwn G Ferrl D Goan B or d n J Filer C Frosu Fourth Row J Groy H Gsesbrecht P Gooch N Gobbert R Frlsk L Fos ter M Fuolo Bock w D Fullmer B Green R Grlgoro W Flnch B ulnn W Fug Gunn J Guver ROOM 102 Left to Rlghr Front Row A Hemen woy S Hollingsworth J Hendrlcks V Hodgson G Henderson J Howkes V Hollond B Harding Second Row M Hor oves H I Hawkes R Horruson L olt Ho Hoos Thurd Row Ho kuns J Holt F How b B Hester D ow kes Fourth Row L Hong Her zog B Horrocks R Hen e J Hill Bock ow D Hess N Holrnon J Horns Ro -N. Elll , M, R L ' . D lg S, Ar J ' 3 , ' .' d f Th f , k- E v In s,- . s,l Ml Do , . E ' , , L. rsl .V ',l ,I 'llo .- F -- , A F 1 , . 1 ' sf our :Q . ck Thrrcl Row--L. N Flint . , . 3, . G - o , . , . re , .l I l Y RO - G ' , e r,l B. g r , R- olo n, J- RC H Q Bf yesl c . ' - D D l f r f oll, A , , H K . -H C Holl, , , V - ry,I .E ' . I -- 'zecimea P f59T ROOM 103 Left to Right Front Row R Kinghorn Knowles F Hutchin srn E Johnson P Jordon John J Jensen K n a p p G Johnson J Bunting Second R o w V Jackson G Korfurri J Keyes T Kotsilometes VK C Knoies Third Row Johnson R Hudson G Jac bsen D Johnson M y R Jansen R e fner Bock Row H en n K Hu Johns ri A Johnson W locobsen ROOM 104 Left to Right r nt ow C Mai e A M Loppie D Lowe arsen Monn Second Row L L Mort in M Mansfield B Lol los F' Lavery L Larsen Longbordo Third Row ' Morler S Morsholl Larnbord D R L Lowery Fourth Row Marler L Mogleby Lawson C Martinez Lyon R Lundgren J Locke Bock Row D Manos B LaRue R Lf fle P Lombard D Kub io ROOM 105 Left ro Right Front Row-QM. Mediock, P. Merrill, H. Meyers D. Miner J. Meno E. Mick- elsen. Second Row-R. M a t h i s, B. Meyers, N. Meccico, S. Miiiward, G, Pugmire. Third Row- M, Mittelstedt, K. Mof- fsan, L. McGee, F. Mc- Cormock, Fourth Row 7 D. McClure, L. Millword, G Middleton, B. Myers, T. McDevitt. Bock R Ow - C. Mecharn, R. Mc., Nobb, D. Miller, S. Mon- son, D, Moll, W. Mc- Dougoil. ROOM 106 Lett to Right Front Row-C. Mullen B Murphy C. Mouritsen J Montgomery E Nop per R Mower R Myler Second Row V Nettle n R M No u e V Nei r Moore Thnrd Row L Neeey M Nsxon Norton N Naelsen Nuelsen C Over rf Fourth Row J Olson R Olley D Myers V Nlch ols L Nrsh B Murry B Moreno Bock Row D eson H Myers sv M Mye Oluver ROOM 107 Left to Rught Front Row B Peort D E Perknns D Plnkerton C Pease J Peo J hp pen SecondRow B Porkunson J Pocker L D Prescott B Pehrson we B Porr Thlrd Row L Phelps J Palmer J Putnom B Poppleton J Ponopolos Fourth Row E Peter n C Phelps A Parkinson Flfth Row A Packer L Prott D Pdnge M Plom Bock Row R Pverce H Poppleton B Petersen D Porkunson ROOM 108 Left to Rrght Front Row M Reed M Schultz L Rothwell J Sexton C Rupp D Som ple Second Row J Se besto G Richardson J Sept B Raymond Thrrd Row J Rnchmond D aelover B Scott K Roe Roberts D Rt Fourth Row J Rock m L Rolfe F PReynoIds V Reynolds I Row R Rerd Rodrlguez R Roady B Rogers Bock Row F Roscoe R Rodruguez C Soto R Rounds Mox Schell zeadmen un , I.. '-rr-y 4' l60 T I ,I 1 ROOM 109 Left to Rught Front Row L :ms Sternlung M Slaven Squnres B Stoddard Steffens Second Row K S rn I t h J Sny er Stuart L Smnth G Stew D S o r e n s Smlth Thsrd R 0 w Stanford B Stoddard Smith Fourth Row Sprker D Stewart Stauber D Soden Stephenson K Swisher Fnfth Row B Stoddart R Sp: Back Row B Spencer Smith L Splker u d e D Strnge Spraker ROOM 110 Left to Rlght Front Row S Tauscher M Thomas D Vaal J Waldram M L Tuttle A Vezlno D Warmck Second Row E Vnglua turo D Trahon J War dle L Vezina S Tanly oma P Tafanellu Third Row P True K Thom as M Walker S Walker Fourth Row G Tyler N Trappett R Totten D Taysom Fnfth Row L Taylor E V'latson C Ward D Washington Back Row D Trllman Tubbs T T er Thorpe ROOM 111 Left to Rlght Front Row L P el ard C Young E Zu del J Whute D Wheeler J Wright B Zoccardu Second Raw M L Wrl n W Wheeler Wnnters R W h r t e M I SOF1 R D W I Wvlson P Worley Third ow G Garrard Yamamoto J Webb M Weller S You Fourth Row H West G Fenwick J Wrrght Back Row J Zahm T West Wise W n Robunson R Wray lvonq vu-.moral FE QL h-,J I wi ffm 551 fa 5' ? 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A On a brrght sunny afternoon early ln the football season Varsity Coach Chuck Atknnson Lune Coach Babe Caccua J V Coach Chase Anderson and Frosh Soph Coach Jay Jen sen express an optlmlstlc view of the coming athletic program -3:7 cz Two of the hardest working members of the squad were Gene Jacobsen and Hugh Forrey managers hardly recognszable dressed up for the Pocotelluan photographer 4111353539 ass- QS ew- ,, '-2'-'I r-39 343 A In l64l , . ' - . . I '. ,- - I I I I I ' . .M -m .. - -. V - - ' Wa, 1 V -, g up I as .mv . A - . 1. . , ' TQ' D 2 , L, J-52 f-L' - V ,Qi -'73 fi .. . -J -' 1 em. rf, M 'j. :xd- ' ' . ,a A A-Q is . , l , V A l N nf E , i -, . .f -fr ' :V A . wg 1 if ' li'40 I 1 NNI 1-2,32 f X at 1' .iw i , 5 GA A 'wan 'xi H 900 4' 'L Q E .. gl vm l 'xl J T-vgf , ,,, 'faiiiv' 5,1 . , 4- 1 . L-, fi--H l -VL-wsu' I i I N .if , . A ,My V Q' f . T - ff, ,V . - , , V Wir N1-if '-'TW ' CODY. GENE SATO JACK LINTELMANN LAVON SATTERFIELD GEORGE lTOBYi DAVlS End-All-State Capt. Back-All-State Center-All-State First Team Back--All-Store Second Team Second Team First Team ' if TOP ROW-Left to Right-Mgr Gene Jacobsen, Ronald Nielsen, Tim Brennan, Lynn Nichol- son,, Larry Hancock, Larry Christensen, Frank Thomas, Errol Jacobsen, Bob Booker, Robert Ivy, Mgr. Hugh Forrey. SECOND ROW!-Left to Right-Evan Jones, Bob Pettit, Vernal Williams, Joe Boyes, Robert Lundberg, Jim Varley, Dick Foote, Francis King, Bill Nye, Gary Lowe, Leon Fenwick, THIRD ROW-Left to Right--Max Spahr, Don Wilbert, Floyd Siegel, Roger Kerr, Bill Brydon, Delmar Vail, Glen Bucher, Vern Atkins, Dick Pettit, Dick Gates, Jay Bybee, Bill Hartland, BOTTOM ROW-vLeft to Right-Doug Collins, Gary Paxman, Creed Law, Harold Palmer, Glen Spahr, George Davis, Tnorus Beno, Ronald Anderson, Gene Sato, Dick Cotant, Jack Lintelmann, iLavon Satterfield, not in picturei. L i 4? 4' I7 DICK COTANT THORUS BENO :Tl J Z Third Team IW Xkic-.1 mi, 5 VX .41 SJ .s fr ..f - - . N V -1. , '.. p - 9 I 1 we 1 'X ' . .6-1.-fi fs ,' -.f. 'g 'T . , . mg:-j A .Ti . Back-All-State Guardf-All-State IR i ' fv X x 6 7 'X f Q,-7 , K 0 25 15-, . Q f' 0 I9 ,I -J I E 7 o 25 It ,' ' 5' 6 26 'EM Q ,A I2 46 'M ' X , B 3l . -415. y g -f 33 is IJ' 'A ? 7 1 o 37 , 67 2 ' r Jn -X l I X K If 'ii Us If xm 0 6 o 30 I U Q 6 25 - K fs HAROLD PALMER GARY PAXMAN Tackle-All-State Back-All-State Second Team Second Team Pocatello High School's Football Schedule For I947 Date Game Team Score-Opp. - Poky Sept. 6 Non-con Butte lherel Sept. I2 Non-con Salt Lake lhereI Sept. I9 Non-con Preston lthereI Sept. 26 Conference Boise lherel Oct. 3 Conference Caldwell ltherel Oct, IO Non-con Idaho Falls lhereb Oct. 24 Conference Twin Falls lherei Oct. 3I Conference Nampa ltherel Nov. II Conference Idaho Falls ltherel TOTAL 27 .I-V's and Frosh-Soph Standings J4V's Score Opp. - Poky Frosh-Soph Score Opp, - Lava 6 3I Preston Idaho Falls O 34 Grace Grace 6 46 Preston Soda Springs I3 25 American Falls 0 0 CREED LAW RONALD ANDERSON GLEN SPAI-IR End--AII4S1ate Mention Tackle Guard Third Team BILL BRYDON Guard 5 . .,, .l R with I66I I ' If L ,flag-1 ' 'v9b .4 ' V '? -W ekf, oo'1.'- J 5 .P ' Ki 'fi Q V -.rl C YY:- 9 4 rw' 'LL CL' 1. LaVon Sattertneld snappy Poky quarterback looks over the tueld before callmg the next play In the Twln Falls game BUTTE Butte-s famed rough and rugged copper mnners took to their underground shaft for pro tectlon agalnst any further lnduan slege after the tlrst battle of the seasons program the score 6 7 SALT LAKE Fastest backs ln the state IS the tutle that was bestowed upon the T tormatlon lnduan speedsters as they over ran Salt Lake s East l-llgh 25 O here at the College Spud Bowl BACKS Evan Jones Doug Collms em, gilt-R 1 il. S nv' L-1-iff! PRESTON On a blood stalned battletreld the Pocatello Red Men won over a rlval lndlan team the Preston lndlans ln a memorable carnage there on September l9 The tmal toll was l9 O IDAHO FALLS Red and Blue Day saw Poky Hnghs arch rnvals the Idaho Falls Tngers back unto the goal post for a 46 l2 defeat Costumes assembly parade queen and dance put the wings of Mer cury onthe feet ofthe Indlan backfueld BACKS Don Wllbert Max Spahr l67l A .N 4 ,N Q V l A .ur . . E ' 1 . 'U ' ,n- , . . -1 W 4 ' o -0 0 . . . . C . ,- f l I ll ll - ' ' ' f I . I ' ' I ff ' ll - ' ' - ' , II ll ' ' ' - ' I I , . . - I - L. I ' V 1 I , . f feng- ' -, . vy , ' 5, ' ' 'Q ' ' ' - 9 -A' - vi .. , w Q V ' - 1 . ' ' an ..1' ' ., , 37 . J ' - - Af'- . 1.51: ' jig rf 1 H . . , I ,uw yy : 'U ., W 3321- -' tl ,g 2, gg 3 .X V 'l , .g.m.,,. . I . ' 'A' '-H 1 A . . - . V. t thy. . M X if, 1 l n E i i' 'M my gf? -' '1'. 1 at . I .H 'N .Vg ' N 7 N ' ' . .2 ' . fl .N A ' 4 , , 1 . , . 2 1, 'X . 4 , l M .1 BACKS-Leon Fenwick, Dick Gates, Robert lvy, BOISE LOSES FIRST GAME AFTER 28 WINS Boise's Capitol City Braves dropped a 25-O conference game to the Poky High gridsters, TACKLES-Roger Kerr, Vern Adkins, Frank Thomas. INDIANS TREE COUGAR EFFORTS Caldwell's Cougar eleven turned tail and trotted home carrying the tomahawk marks of - o U' I Q ' i Q l Q 3 rwwg' i ' 4 battle and defeat on October 3. ln the final count the lndians carried a victory banner with 26 points mounted in gold while the Cougars had 6 points to their credit. opening the Big-Six Tournament. This tilt was the forth consecutive win for the Indian eleven. l BRUIN BA'R TAKES TO HILLS Poky's warriors sank 3l arrow heads into the hide of a big Bruin Ba'r from the Twin Falls dis- trict, but before departing to lick its wounds in some deserted place, it managed with much effort to snort in a weak painful voice eight times and then struggled off, POKY VICTORY TRAIL PAUSES ON NAMPA DESERT Suffering their first and last defeat of the year, the Indians dropped their victory torch to the Nampa powerhouse in the biggest upset in the Big-Six Conference. The final tally rang over the entire state to a tune of 33-18. INDIANS RALLY OVER TIGER ELEVEN As the final gun went off on the last seasonal contest against southeastern Idaho's Bonneville Tigers, O-37, the fleetfooted Indian eleven hung up their football gear for a well-deserved rest, Thus ends one of Poky High's most outstanding glory trails on record, thanks to the unrelinquishing team spirit of the players and the astute strategy of the coaches, Up Against the Poky Line ENDS-Bob Pettit, Bill Nye. BACKS-Jay Bybee, Bill Hartland. GUARDS-Vernal Williams, Gary Lowe. 4 -+:- s- '3 Q ' T 1 l . 'S s ljpfq Y tl .X ' g 4'--lr ., A 1 l68l N40 WB f'-gswr ,ji 'HIS' A we A-5' Wfeff-V-wiv-.., GW'--m,5p 1'-uf ENDS Floyd Slegel Duck Pettlt CENTERS Jam Varley Delmar Vanl JUNIOR VARSITY AND FROSH SOPH COMPLETE UNDEFEATED SEASON Coach Chase And e rson s Junior Varsuty sealed up their second consecutlve season carry :ng a two year old undefeated banner American Falls ns the only team that has been able to hold the fleet lndlan eleven to a tue and thus they have managed successfully both years The sharp and aggressuve Poky squad sky rocketed to fame by trounrung Lava nn the open :ng game of the year 3l 6 Idaho Falls was next on the lust and thelr marred and broken bones were scattered over the entlre Russet ball park The score at the end of the melee was 34 O Next on the lust was a shaking and tlmld Grace sauad that stepped asude as the lndlans trotted between the great white posts for a 46 6 wln Followlng thus came a promunent J V enemy Soda Sprlngs The Pocatello backfleld pulled through wtth a 25 l3 lead Amerlcan Falls was the last of the season s battles and at ended as lt started wrth both teams trylng varnly to get In scoring position Pocatellos Papooses started theur vuctory march toward belng a full fledged member of theur Idols the flghtln lndlan warnors by wan nlng three out of 'three games on their grndlron program Thelr mentor Jay Jensen directed the lnne of attack agatnst the on comlng enemy and brought them out rndnng the whlte steed of clean sportsmanshlp and hard aggresslve playlng that wull make them the grtd masters of tomorrow TOP ROW Lett to Rlght Eddle Taylor Bull Txtus Tom Bebee Monty Gravatt Jlm Shots Howard Baker DeVoe Brown Nyle Ward SECOND ROW Lett to Rnght Eugene Mullen Ed Brennan Sklp Walz Duck Bartlett Wray Stevenson James Gower Lloyd Ferguson Douglas Hansen Davud Haller THIRD ROW Left to Rught Rxchard Guttenburg Moyle Workman Merlin Exeter Ronald Semmons Jon Mena Bob Spalth Berl Jensen Ronald Edgley Lynn Holllday Robert Ludstron ROTTOM ROW Left to Right Jerry Howell Ted Tyler Elmer Brtsboss Harold Lldoy Barry Todd DuWayne Dickson Darrell Donat Robert Lush Stanley Johnson V 5 Poky's lleeT-TooTed hoopsTers, under The mentorship of Jay Jensen, followed The fla- ming Trail of viCTory and deTeaT inTo The regional To Come oaT holding The consoIaTion Trophy, ln Big Six competition we swamped Boise and Idaho Falls on Two separate occa- sions. We came out even with Caldwell, Nampa, and Twin Falls by losing one and winning the oTher. Coach Jensen, a new mem- ber of PoCaTello's aThleTic sTafT, was a well! known casaba artist at The Brigham Young Universify and a former Poky l-ligh aThleTe. l-le was also a prominent member of The all-STafe li. ...ZZ Team in 4O and 4l. 5uY Evan Helef VONW MOUOQN Coach JaY V Coach Chick Aiksngiilsbois 'Gnd Yiglbyway The 505' lj V Managefr Egmfcgond before ilgggonl , r r JcnSC l pause lcietballs fwf Gnome I xv :eg- K- in -if SfandinghCoach Jay Jensen, Gene Sato, Alfred Walker, Reed Jensen, Jim Kissane, Bill Nye, Durward Fry, Manager Evan Hale. Sitting-Leon Fenwick, Gary Paxman, John Roberts, Dick Coram, LaVon Safferfield, Jack Linfelmann. l7Ol Poky 46 Poky 35 Poky 46 Poky 35 Paky 52 Poky 52 Poky 29 Poky 33 Poky 27 Poky 40 Poky 3I Paky 28 Paky 38 Poky 30 Polly 47 Poky 4I Poky 52 Poky 47 Poky 43 Poky 36 Poky 43 Poky 55 Poky 32 Poky 20 Poky 45 Poky 57 TL or OVSO C 4 HMM REGULAR SEASON Idaho Falls Rexburg Twin Falls Rexbura Idaho Falls Bots Preston Caldwell Rupert Nampa Twln Falls Malad Boise Nampa CaldwelI Malad Blackfoot Rupert Idaho Falls Blackfoot DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Downey Montpeluer Preston Preston REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Rexburg Sugar Salem 30 43 44 36 36 34 32 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 5 I7 LaVon makes them from any place even from under Gardner of Malad 1, ' to I' Uv ' HS 1 n lf' 0 , 28 V , 39 K ' 27 K k 48 46 f aeaa 2 543 . 32 H I H , ' 32 , 38 fp 7 5 T 3' 2 ,, 3 , .. 5 , ,,,.,,, 5 Poky 45 H H Preston 35 . ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,, , ' 3 , ss,,,.,,, , , , ,,,,,, ,, .. 7 ., ...., ,,, ,. 7 ,. ,,,,,,,,,,, . , O , II I DICK COTANT LEON FENWICK JIM KISSANE GENE SATO LAVON SATTERFIELD JOHN ROBERTS I72l Captain of Poky s l948 team Duck Cotant had the honor ot ac ceptung the co dlstrlct trophy when Preston tzed us for the title Duck was aggressuve and a good ball handler He dunked most ot has shots just Inside the ten sec o n d mark and on the tast breaks past the post posltlon Probably the buggest mystery of the lnduan quunt surrounds Leon Fenwlck who though only 5 4 has developed an outstandlng ablllty to tlnck the ball through the strings wlth two or three men waving their arms trantucally attemptlng to throw hum oft has alm Leon IS destined for a hlghlnghted college career B lnant hook shot artist Jlm mlnutes to pull the Indians out of a tough spot IH some of the more heated moments ofthe game Jam a consistent shooter nn the sc o re parade always manages a few pounts when they are needed most Leadung contender for the all around athletlc award Gene Sato was a malnstay IU the guard posrtuon throughout the competutlve season Gene was a very exceptional deten save man and IS noted and wrll long be remembered to have held many hot shots of the maple court to a scant 2 or 3 pounts L a V o n Satterfleld modern wizard In the art of taking held the spot Ilght as one ofthe leadlng hoopsters In state competition throughout the basketball season He stands only 5 7 but manages to climb h 1 s unvnslble ladder to reach far above has opponents If need aruses Student body p r e s ICI e nt Johnny Roberts earned a berth on the Poky squad because of hus talent as a smooth ball handler Roberts as a two year letterman and would be a prominent member of any ball club He has a somewhat unorodox method of shootlng free throws but manages to drop hrs share of the counters through the hoop c y I I I , - . . I , . . I U ' - . I Il I , . . I O I ril' - ' , ' I Kissane, came through at the last I D . I ' I ll ll i - I Il I 0 ' I Tallest ofthe Gate City squad Reed Jensen a junior letterman and next years likely prospect for another casaba court wonder w'll be In llne for a great season In 49 Reed wall be the only returnnng member of the flrst fnve He devel oped a pnvot shot from the key hole that baffled many a defensive man Returning next year to defend th red and blue will be Gary Paxman who shared a guard pos stron wnth Gene Sato during the past season Paxman s catllke move ments are hard to judge and he manages to keep hrs defensuve op ponent off balance He wll be a lnkely prospect for next years all around athletlc award The fastest ma n In hugh school Jack Luntelmann was dubbed the rabblt by sports wruters In the West After bownng out of football at the end of Pokys competltuve season he took up basketball In the same colorful way to make the furst ten on the lndnan lmeup One of the casaba courts leadmg defensive men thus season Durward Fry helped to make the fast break :ng Bannocks an outstandung team acy He ns a two year letterman and a valuable player on any team Has smooth watchfulness on defence has stopped many hoop aces from scormg A sux foot sophomore Doug Collins played J V ball during most of the year but succeeded In playing In several varsuty games Doug was a conslstent scorer and always made a good showung un hrs defensuve work Much us expected of hum un has remamung two years of glory on the Poky varsity Estol Skup Walz became the sophomore pride when he rose from a J V spot to a berth on the var stty team Strong on defense and a very good pass off man he won ac claim on the Bug Sux trup to Bolse Nampa and Caldwell A sux footer Skuppy wall be a standout on our squad In the coming years REED JENSEN GARY PAXMAN JACK LINTELMANN DURWARD FRY DOUG COLLINS SKIP WALZ l73 f l I l I , 1 ' ' l Il ll I - e . I . , . I . l ' I . . I ' Il I . ,, . . , . . , . I . I - - - in the seasonal battles for suprem- - I g , . . ll ' Il A -. u In u - I 1 ' ' I ' l nfs ' 1 A l y n Q' sum' ,7 Ki x f. x Q Q r+f5'Q 74' rv V J .gnif 1 I l - M wzcoz Wcmcczfg gazed STANDING .lay Bybee Don Lundsey Vernal Wnlllams Barry Todd Larry Chnsfensen Som Frahm Bob Perm Bob Booker Bob Dykernon SITTING Elmer Brusbous Nsel Porklns Estol Wolz Errol Jacobsen Bud Berry Ralph Hall Doug Collins Wesley Skldrnore Gooch Atklnson STANDING Darryl Hancock Cllfford Sato Ronald Edgley Roy McNabb Burt Spencer Dennis Dalton Dave Holler Ted Tyler Ted Tubbs Dwalnc Exeter SITTING Gerald Kxng ton Ralph Merrlll Dwalne Duckson Bull Wnlson Lynn Davls Bull Horrlcks Ray Stevenson Larry Phelps Lynn Holiday T75I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Every track season there is a large turn-out of en- thusiastic freshmen. Their eyes sparkle with the eager expectancy of setting a new unbeatable rec- ord in the broad lump, the hurdles, or the sprints. With energetic eal the inexperienced frosh trains hard trying to atch the coachs approving eye He works beside the lettermen of the former years un til finally his muscles become stiff and sore his chest hurts and his enthusiasm dies a slow painful death However some of these untalented trackmen push on never falterlng with those who give up In a few seasons the fellows who stay with it and continue working are recorded in Poky Highs famed sports register FRONT ROW Tom Beebe Jerry Greco Ronald Anderson Dick Black Dick Bartlett Jack Crawford Bob Booker Bob Spaeth Gary Paxman Jack Lintelmann LaVon Satterfield Bob Dudley Neil Parkin Wesley Skidmore SECOND ROW Fritz Lamb Joe Bayes Ray Allen Bill Ryan Robert Ivey Wayne Roberts Ted Tubbs Vern Herzog Ted Tyler J R Middleton Jerry Howell Ralph Hall DeVon Hansen BACK ROW Tom Wilson Theros Angelos Max Hughes Gene Jacobsen Craig Overturf Jay Sappington Howard McLaughlin Tom Rowland Jim Boyles Verlin Nichols Dean Davis K J Denny Frank Dixon -'wr was 1-1 M -1 gli- ' anummrum -'v' f egg nt 'il A l76 . . 7 . . 11 11 . A' I . F , . 1 , . 11 11 1 , . , . . , I L 1 1 1 1 1- I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ' rf -' Af ' 41,15-315.3 -' -- - .--. .1. .1 1 - . A J-' .N rig- - ' ' 'Q W ' W- '-1 .., . , 1 -Q - . ,. ,, 1 ,sig-5, 1 -f 1 'lit'-1 Y V ' - - A 1 N ,JL 1- -, , a,,,,,. - 1 .1 .y 3-' Q y J. .' N-7, ,K f ar.. 'xi lg-Y A iv 1551'- , 1. .1 1, , It . l' t in AJ ' . - L SS 2 1 51 .17 ,,,.,,. 1 A ' . 1a - ' ' .:1'f 1 l- I V , X fs ' ' f:. 'K-1 'IQ In ' A Q' ls 1 1 1 .xr I - . I 1 X If XA 'I T. ' - H g T- - 1 ' - u K 1 .- ... L' ' H ' . -' N, Q1 1 qv -1 4 3 . .:' W 'e ' ' . I 1 1 Q 'l , ' l H L 1 JK - l l V A ' ' 'fe ' f 1 5 H1 , ' ,tw ' - , , iq? ln- L- f ri It I Stars of the l948 track team will . be Reed Jensen, Gary Paxman, if 41 , mx.-3 . I Ps.. -gla- uvyvtllq JENSEN PAXMAN PETTIT In an effort to strengthen the track squad Coach Babe Cac csa called to the cinder path La Von Satterfueld Jack Luntelmann Gene Sato and Robert Ivey Sat tertleld wall run the 440 relay and work on the hugh jump Every one s eyes have turned to Llntel mann who vs expected to set a new record In the hundred yard dash Sato and Ivey wull be ex pected to show up un the mule relay and the hurdles 4- x Q4 K, and Bob Pettit. These three boys will see plenty of the cinder track 9 I TIL 7' ' in meets scheduled throughout 'E 7' southern Idaho. Bob started oft the season early this year when he placed second rn the cross country meet held bt the college durung the basketball season 5 . 1: 91 - fl I SATTERFIELD SATO LINTLEMANN IVEY LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Ronald Thomas Ted Loy Ray Stevenson Larry Hancock Tom Flnnt Francus Kung Larry Chrlstensen Jlm Gowen Ed Lore Rulon Woodvlne Ben Bennett Ted Burgon SECOND ROW Tom West Jerry Chambers Wayne Fnnch Charles Plcket Bull Crompton Ronald Semmons Bob Pettlt Bud Barry Gene Sato Valdo Craney BACK ROW Allen Staley Henry Jensen Jummy Howell Herman Bates Ralph Alexander Eugene Wats n Glen Tyler Gary Smnth Preston O Neal Bob Walker Ed Stauber Ralph Myler Bull Westergard D. L cllx npr' 59 f KWJ... we I77 ., '-1 : i we 4 Us I :IZ I A . ' .: A- . ' ',!- N4 .. V . ' I is 3 .,g. - 'L f4 K N 7 ll ll - W an - I I ' ' ' 4 1 , I 1 J gi Y 5 ' q .. .Q Y . A, . - ' - 4. ta- . I QQ 4, . . -1 ' If 'I I , ' . i . j ., S1 I1 . .. T e- l H , l . 'Sf ' . 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Altnwagh the reaulcr tennrs sea on hadnt started yet we see by thesc bexs gram determined looks that they are out for nothing but victory and glory Standlng Stan Wllklnson Wesley Skldrnore Larry Hancock Robert Snyder Snttlng Frank Shelton Lewls Roberts and Loran Hancock 78l 1 .- ,- ,f R .' :'L :- , -1 I Blrd Fl, oxsctn 3 A o ' '1 L Q , C V I ' H Co ' o C ' ' N ' 3 Q ' . rr T ' ' . I U 0 f ' u R I 1- 5 ' I X 1 , T ' .HV -f J sn . 3-4 fm H-'Q gl' ' - X H -5 A ' 'xv' I Q.-.Lb ' I X 1 A' 'v Y FT V ,. f W WX ' - 'L 4 'gl' la' ,. - -l S fl 4. ' 1 - r- ' . ' . A X 4. I ' I! .4 ' ... Boxnng has cllmbed the sports ladder a long wav svnee last season when Coach Chase Anderson Introduced It on the athletic pro gram as a mayor spf rt Chase has devel ped hxs rlngmen into a p Int Qalnlng team with plentv ot color and taght stanwnna Anderson S been In the tght game slne has I s wear In high sehpol when he W n the C14 Iden Cloves Chant' nshup IIN hts vxenght Later IH Co ege he gained p oalarutv as a eoar U sotnthpaw I-Ie defeated a natl nal collegnate rnplon IICQ ee x wal e from we bnxers1txcIVtfusC nsln Chase served Int e r v dLrunc w rlc War I as a Iueatenant C I Altar the natl nal C nfllet ende s C aeh wg statt wlth Jav n sen Chun ons n awd babe Caeeua me tape gauze and water department Wert ,eve I3arratt senlnr Pnanaaer and Lester Tate and Dale Pan poles as assls att n n ant rgettahle trm Cleve r a t IC rulnlner teeth tt r the Indnan nwlttm 1 It was hexer dnselt sed what happened that nught but Cleve never torgot anvth ng after that occ me 0441! ff IE ,wept JN MOYLE WORKMAN u x0 Wu xx Tu L tr rn trn n I eatstar ellnw nr rmenee n X Ir n ,S th, Or ,fu I ,fr Hypar Iettun n In bexrnq ani nn Inu 1 r 4 urn Tl rnna next 5955 n . . 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' 1 .4 I- '- Wa ilu JACK GRAY FRED HUTCHINSON RAYMOND WILLIAMS CARLOS MEDINA lOO lbs 105 lbs Dlstrrct Champnon Dlstrlct Champion Poky s Red and Blue defenders won a unanlmous decnslon over southeastern Idaho by completlng an undefeated season wuth 9 wuns one tue and no losses Idaho Falls evened the score early rn the season wnth a 6 6 tally Later the Indian rnngmen smashed the Bonnevulle Tlgers through the ropes for an 8 to 5 wan Many underclassmen wnll be stepping unto the ropes wuth the large red P Illuminated on their jerseys next year Jack Gray and Fred Hutchnn son both freshmen wull be back to defend theur llO s l2O lbs dlstrlct tvtles when they bring out the padded gloves The Flghtlng Brennans Ed and Tum wlll return to boost the rung moral Dlmples Chris tensen last year s wonder boy wlll strengthen our chances un future contests The wmner of the best boxer award Jlmmle Anderson wall get a crack at the trophy agann during hus sensor year Co captaln of the 1948 team Moyle Workman may be able to contest next winter In the l45 pound class Llghtweughts Carlos Medina and Gaylord Hudson wull be on the boxing card along wuth Kenneth Kerr and Jlmmle Muller LEFT TO RIGHT Jack Gray Jlmmxe Muller Raymond Wulllams Gaylord Hudson Jnmmle Anderson Ed Brennan Vlrgvl Cutler Kay Neulson Moyle Workman Larry Chrustensen l80l . , N by Y A , X . 1 ' ' , 45531 . 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VIRGIL CUTLER BILL TITUS ED BRENNAN WAYNE WINTERS I25 bs ISO b Most of this season s outstanclnng fnghters wull be under the trained eye ot Chase Anderson agaln next year Many at the teams that the young athletes of Poky Hugh have met were more ex perrenced but Coach Anderson s ablluty to brnng out the aggressive stralght punchung of the In duan mlttrnen has made all at the regular sea son s opponents take a setback ot defeat as the Pocatello fighters roused the vlctory banner far out of the reach of their opponents I2O lbs POCATELLO I2 POCATELLO 6 POCATELLO 9 POCATELLO 6 POCATELLO 9 5 POCATELLO 8 5 POCATELLO 8 POCATELLO 9 POCATELLO 7 LEFT TO RIGHT Wayne Winters Kenneth Kerr Pat Eldredge Bull Tutu Carlos Mealna Tum Brennan Bull Kennedy Elma Jenks Frcd Hutchlnson Jay Hunter I65 bs BLACKFOOT 6 IDAHO FALLS 6 MALAD F WESTON 5 PRESTON 4 5 BLACKFOOT 7 5 IDAHO FALLS 5 MALAD 6 PRESTON 2 I8I ,, E Q ' 4 I . gs ,V ew. M 5' ' - K X 37. . I . ls, . I - ' I A A - POCATELLOI-32 ff f L. 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QI:-J Chiet Chick Atkinson, Indian men- tor, will be at the head of a spirited ball club this year All but tour of last years team will be donning the red and blue war paint for the seasonal battles ahead Managers Byrd Finlay son and Ronald Neilsen should be highly commended on their tune work in keepirg the team well supplied with the necessary work and preparations that the office of manager demands Their iob is not an easy one as any team knows Our chances ot making a big cut in the opposition this year will rest on the shoulders of Jim Kissane who will do most of the pitching in the coming season Good luck to a great team and a fine organization of sportsmen Six of last year s hitting champs will see action again this season They are Cstanding left to right Raymond Lish 470 Gene 555 Jack Lintelmann 476 Dick Cotant 392 'kneeling' Leon Fenwick 277 and LaVon Satterfield 392 Jr 'U-'sl Xikl .L .95 nine!-lb 9-' vb' W as., 'tv ,L 4 P ,f V . 3, ffl ff -A I f' 'T' Tyf Q .,l7F, u A' 4El 41, QQ' ' gf, I I , , L' A K ly X 904, 1 April I6 April I8 April 29 May 5 May I4 May I6 May 20 May 30 I May 31 June I 'a mm iussml I ' f A 'UQ' 1, o 1 Qyfx LEON FENWICK wa, 'ISA 4lyR QCA veg 'I947 SEASON , as Aberdeen O I I Malad 2, Downey 3, Preston 5, ,, ,U Aberdeen I, I ,e,w ,e,, W estside 3, District Tournament American Falls O, State Tournament Nampa 3, A, Jerome I, , Twin Falls I, RAYMOND LISH Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello 29 9 I8 I3 26 IO I2 I 5 3 409 co-gr GOL 1948 SEASON April I5 at as ,pcp.p...cpp,pp, L. MALAD there April 23 ..c.pppp PRESTON here April 29 .cpcpppe., ,pp,,. D OWNEY there May I4 ,ccc L . I ccpp,.....,.pp..p. WEST SIDE here To Be Scheduled After We Go To Press ABERDEEN I,II,Spppppe..,....,......,....,....... . two games IDAHO FALLS ..,.. two games TWIN FALLS .A I ,L ,, I ,. ccL,, ,. two games Regional and state tournaments. l83I - 'A sv , ' . Y - ,r. , 3 F FRONT ROW-Jane Jones, Ruth Arnold, Carol Malbone, Jenean Hill, Belva Hair, Mary Massaro. SECOND ROW-Mary Kay Roskelly, Juanita Noker, Leona Potter, La Verne Robbins, Jackie Cullen, Pauline Ray, Kitty Fletcher, Jaan Getty, Doris Dold, Yvonne Birkland, Cleta Hammond. BACK ROWfErnma Jo Mikesell, Dorothy Palmer, .loan Roe, Virginia Massaro, Joyce Prescott, Dorothy Grigora, Naida Yost, Mabelle kllsworth, Dorothy Morrison. Champions come when there is championship form such as l Mabelle Ellsworth demonstrates ' f W in a practice bowling match. C o r ol Christiansen be- lieves that some practice swinging indoors will help TT her when she gets out on the fairway. I 4f 'Q Ca rol Molbone, active president of G. A, A., shows that girls learn to swing something else be- sides cz rolling pin. l84l Joan Getty excels in a r c h e r y, a photogenic sport popular since the days of Robin Hood. Has she killed Cock Robin? idllfd 1,. - ..-, ,I Keep your eye on the ball, says Miss Leach as she teaches golt enthusiast, Jane Jones, the 'Qtr 2 -'wr z Jackie Cullen stanrls an the free-throw line and sinks another point in an exacting g a rn e in the girl's gym ,- drive. FRONT ROW---Shc'la Egbert, Beverly Curtis, Donna Weston, VVando Curtis, Diana Dietrich, Catharine Bxhec Cairo Stclfens, SECOND ROW'---Ann Lappie, Mary Rhondeau, Noralene Stuart, Carol Christ insrn, lriyCC Snyder, Georgia Korturn, Geraldine Pugmire, THIRD ROW-'A Jaan Fuger, Beyerii li ic, Myrtle Rolfe, Dian Christensen, Charlene Winn, Charlattig Briggs, Ellen Mickelsen, FOURTH ROWvLou Neelex, Joan Falter .nal 'Vt' ll? I Www 656-ie! Zia-da! ek-da! da! da! Zia-le! Maia! ede-hz! 44.7 ia! ?7a6q 7455! 3464 ZQQ4! ?a6q 7694! 11 -, 5 N xi., N uT':-f 1 V if-if ', 211, fra, X' 1. wed- J f I .Vim f ' ,mv X A x 'wx , yy 1 K Q I I I f' Typrsts Norma Cook and Pat McDev1tt frnrsh up the typing on the faculty section much to the satrstactuon ot the faculty edrtors Bob Leppard and Nancy Lee Halsey Ora Geddes Gary Spudell Kerth Reynolds Larry Sorensen and Stan Sabln take tame out from their regular work to look over some exc ha nge annuals from other schools As Mass Thompson puts her o k on sev eral panel pages Jack Llntelmann Bar bara Rasmusson Ford Paulsen Dorothy Grlgora and Clare Mc ulllan all seem Do you think we Il do as well as last year? IS the thought of Dean Nielson Dorothy Halpun Bull Brydon Joyce l-len derson and Leonard Wslluams And tive and tive make ten says Mrs Berrett as she checks the books much to the amazement of Evan Jones Rozllla Berrett Ronald N e I I se n and Dlana Schroeder I I A I V' ' I I 1 A 1 ' I I quite happy about it. ll ' I ll ' . ' 1 1 I ' , . II - ' ll , . I I I acczteiiww fi! V W? X C A NCBI 5 1 We E Where there IS hvstory there must be records where there are records there must be someone flce where the compllung of :nformatuon the pvcture taklng the edntung and the ad gettung for the annual are planned Because of the new system of havlng students pay all theur expenses IH the bursar s offvce upon registration no sub scrrptlon druve to sell the book was necessary but sales did not suffer Students want theur year books whether they have been sold on them or not By way of Improvement In the I948 books there IS a personaluzed ad sectlon wrth many plc Duck Harvey edltor In chuef of the l948 Pocatelluan spent most of has tume behund the venetian blunds of room 203 IPocateIIlan rooml or else frantucally runnung up and down the halls to take some B T O s pucture Edntor In Chaef Buslness Manager Senlor Edutors Organxzatlons Sports Edltors Frosh Soph Ed :tor Assustants Faculty Edutors Actwrtres Edutors Art Editors Typusts Junlor Edrtors Photographer Bookkeeper Ad Salesmen DICK HARVEY BRUCE MARKHAM JIM VARLEY LEONARD WILLIAMS JOYCE HENDERSON DOROTHY HALPIN BETTY CAMPBELL KEITH REYNOLDS LARRY SORENSEN STAN SABIN GARY SPIDELL ORA GEDDES BOB LEPPARD NANCY LEE HALSEY BILL BRYDON BARBARA RASMUSSON JACK LINTELMANN SHIRLEY NELSON NORMA COOK PAT MCDEVITT FORD PAULSEN CLAIRE MCQUILLAN DOROTHY GRIGORA DEAN NIELSON DIANA SCHROEDER ROZILLA BERRETT EVAN JONES RONALD NEILSEN MISS THOMPSON MRS BERRETT Advusers tures of students patronlzlng the buslness flrms advertlsed Wlth the pruces of paper and mater had plenty to worry about The edntorual staff under the dlrectlon of Mass Thompson began nts work early In September Spurred on by the Furst Class Honor and All State ratlngs of the 1947 annual the staff eagerly made plans for a book whlch would deplct school loyalty Now that the work ns done the staff presents the book to you hoplng that It will help you to recall the pleasant memorles of the past year every trme you thumb Its pages Bruce Markham genual busmess manager made the ad sectlon lay outs conferred wnth advertusers and compuled the recelpts so that the books could be dustrlbuted quuckly on Pocatelluan day wrthout anyone s beung dusappolnted I89l ey--nv as f ff f ' , c,,,e,,,e , S ff X f ff 'xx A ' fx J ff, ' , ,Y,,, ., X 0 if X! ,lf f So yt' my I I A he -11 R -F, I f',' I X: ' K Y fbrir H r f , I A. ffpf eeeee YY K ' E E to keep them. In Poky, it is in the Pocatellian of- ials doubling, Mrs. Berrett and the business staff s I ., , .-yv .31 I ., A- Q QS' .I :u - Ig: . ib- L 'S 'fl' H. if r ,F l9Ol Very much pleased wuth the latest Issue ot The Chreftaln Jack Llntelmann ur gunna Rhodes Richard l-lronek Janus Bur ton Bob Walker and Francis Knng coax Mrs Robert fun to Come to loan them ln the pncture Kelth Reynolds Bob Dudley Derlnda Schurtz and Larry Sorensen look over an out ot town paper to tlnd little polnters whrch they wull use In the next Issue Just one bug happy tamlly are the report ers Cleve Barratt Agnes Lore Mary Kay Roskelley Jam Klssane Dorothy Grlgora Nancy Lee Halsey Clare McQuullan and .loan Menousek Buslness turst ns the motto of the alert buslness staff as the typlsts help them check tunancnes of the paper They are Barbara Hodkvns Sharon Hendricks Maurlce Bloom, Claudine Morrus, and Beverlue Brown K --- IT, A . - 52 3'7 4 I ' . 1 35.513 W 5 1 D l . I . - x I I I ,, h . . . . I . .ze . K l - R . A l ' ,, 1. Ts -- 5'- J A-1 4. w'Q'g54. ' 'K ' I V ..f' ' ' . , A 1 A ' x I F 9 - - . . . ' I .farf- u ' . X .- e x . Q' '-,X ll - . 0 I I ' I I I 1 , I I Advrser MRS IZETTA ROBERTSON f fi f eff! N new ,Q , QXVNX o NX I C,I1ICf Q H'-,XXXX If XX Our school paper underwent a great change thus year when nts staff members voted to rename It After beung called the Red and Blue for years many students and teachers had daffuculty at fnrst In callnng It the Chleftaln However the new name was so appropruate that It wasn t long be fore everyone was as used to the Chneftaun as he had been to the Red and Blue In other years The editors and staff members have been turnnng out a better paper than ever before and Improv :ng It wlth each Issue as was shown In March Neva Chapln modest edstor In chref of the paper worked hard both ID the Chueftann offuce and at the prmters ta publnsh a paper that would please the students and recenve good ratrngs from C S P A Editor In Chief Assistant Edutor Sports Staff News Edrtors Busnness Manager Advertlsung Cartoonust Photographer TYDISIS Cnrculatuon Columnlsts Reporters NEVA CHAPIN LUCY BAIRD LARRY SORSENSEN RICHARD HRONEK CLAIRE McQUILLAN DOROTHY GRIGORA BARBARA HODKINS SHARON HENDRICKS CLAUDINE MORRIS JACK LINTELMANN BOB DUDLEY MAURICE BLOOM BEVERLIE BROWN JOAN MENOUSEK LUCY BAIRD SHARON HENDRICKS FRANCIS KING DERINDA SCHURTZ KEITH REYNOLDS BOB WALKER VIRGINIA RHODES JIM KISSANE NANCY LEE HALSEY CLEVE BARRATT JANIS BURTON MARY KAY ROSKELLEY AGNES LORE JOAN GETTY when the Chreftarn won fnrst rating In Colum bla Scholastnc Press Assocuatnon s yearly paper contest Under the dlrectuon of the allsm teacher Mrs Izetta Robertson our school youm school weeks thus year Because our school paper goes unto the homes of each student ut ns our representative to the public Bearnng thus In mmd the staff has trued to pucture Poky Hugh as It really IS as serl ous and as carefree as busy and as happy as each of the students who come here to school paper has been coming out every three Lucy Baurd assistant editor a two year journalusm student could get thnngs down on paper and In good style Her columns were always fresh orngmal crusp amusmg and worthwhule 91 new I 1 ' ' ,I .I V , 1' ' , I ' , NN X 7 . ,,f-zz ' ff f I ' ,,,,,, , , I f do T ' fl ' X X ff 'lf A xXxt ,ff ,rf f XIXX IDX X I-x V If I xxx ul XSK I , ' 0 '. s X X' X ZX., X LQR x'-' I . 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N In I I rl' 'N- Ozcwcono The top ntne frnalnsts un Poky s sennor oratorrcal contest pose for us In the government room where Mass Hoffman Mrs Chute They are Evan Jones Jam Krssane John Roberts Joyce Coasuns Benuta Johnson Barbara Ann Rasmusson Maxrne Wellard and Dorothy Frnlayson Jam Varley was not present The wrnnrng three of that contest were Dorothy Jam and Joyce Mxss Evans socuology classes have theur turn at speaklng when the Red Cross sponsors a speech contest each year The wrnners of thus years contest were Paul Gledhnll Janat Rlchmond Bob Rush and Monte Later 1' l92 Jlm Kussane wrnner of the Legion oratorncal contest debater pruze wmner ID the lied Cross speaklng contest has proved hrmself as an arator An actor too he had parts ln two all school plavs Hrs speech on the Constltatlon wrrtten und the supervlslon of Mrs Chute re enved gr cf parse fo ts logc and cerlty Traunea flrst by Mrs Elledge and then by Mr Jensen he coppcd first honors In the dlstrlct W7 l l 1 Q ,-3 'Q 1 I ' I . . . y ' Q I ' . c em r ' r i i sin- ' V- .D t QL . , . . ' X ' YV xi I and Mrs. Elledge helped them before they gave their orationsf ffl, V N: , t . V . Y, . ., , rig 5 -e xl' 1 . J F 'I ,J .-'lr 14, f J, 34 l Delale tion the squad did a good fob of research briefing and argument His first year at Poky Mr Stolworthy sparked the interest of the de baters by organizing good meets where they could match wuts with other debaters from other towns For instance early in March he took a picked group Pat and Chuck McDevitt Leo Gill Jim Varley and Dorothy Harper to Burley where they won five out of six debates The juniors sophomores and freshmen all organized class teams and profited by their training New this year was the cross examln ation which followed the formal speeches All agreed that this procedure added zest to de bating which in the old Oxford style was too formalized to be popular with everybody The debaters themselves liking the new tech nique could frame some pretty sharp ques tions by season s end When the schedule was finished they had added much to the credit side of the ledger they had had fun trips experience, and victories Debating they say leads to later success' l93l Sophomore deboters Dale Vesser Bill Petersen John Bevan Kline Jones Dorothy Gardner Margaret Cullen and Mary Ellen ODonnell listen as Eddie Van Vleck gives some facts about the national debate question used by the sophomores this year The junior debaters have a laugh over the antics of Chuck McDevitt They are Tom Towers Chuck Leo Gill Richard Wallin Francis King Dorothy Grigora Claire McQulllan and Bob Rush Debate Weller McGee Brydon novices of the freshman class Mary Carolyn Margaret Bird Kathyrn Swnsher Pat Lavery Lois Dennis Dalton Ben Gunn LaNay Flint Evelyn Devona Stephenson and .loan Waldram have a round table discussion Taking time out from their varsity debating are the senior debaters Dorothy Harper Jim Varley and Pat McDevitt W lf- , Debating the question of Required Arbitra- . ,, , . . ,. 1 1 I I ' I A . I I I . . . . I I I I ' . I I D I I I I I I l - I - ' I . , , l Wien '76 74 ' BAND: Basses: Jack Taylor, J. Hawkes, Gene Taylor, Zenas Beesley. Drums: Bob Rush, Beverly Wilson, John Groom, Joyce Cousins, Becky Lou Beasley. Cornets: Frank Dixon, Dewey Taysom, Jack Bonner, Dennis Dalton, Kline Jones, Jim Cox, Charlene Harmon, Albert Beasley, Evan Jones, Bob Swanson, Glen Fifield, Von Atkinson. French Horns: Bill Peterson, Bob Beasley, Craig Overturf. Clarinets: Frank Webster, Gary Howard, Joe Smith, Kent Dayley, Stan Sabin, Larry Christensen, Marjorie Morris, Merlene Haberer, Maudene Hodgson, Brent Ballif, Robert McCarty, John Romish, Nina Baker, Lola Dye, Leo Gill, Jackie Montgomery, Barbara Raymond, Nolan Huff, Pete Ramirez, LaMoine Eggleston, Dean Miller, Duane Farnes. Flutes: Ford Paulsen, Marilyn Getty. Saxaphones: Dean Nielson, Marie Hodgson, Bob Petersen, Dennis Slayden, Jerry Hawkes, Kent Parrish, Delmar Vail, Noralene Stuart. Bassoon: Jay Sappington, Lois Rothwell, Jimmie Jones. Trombone: Darrell Fullmer, Jack Thomas, Richard Hammond, Evan Hale, Joe Willes. Baritone: Dennis Hess, Donna Weston, Norman Hale. Director: Mr. lngaard Neilson, ORCHESTRA: Violins: Betty Beason, Shirley Beason, Catherine Reed, Donna Burrows, Harry Wood, Phyllis Pack, Joyce Dotson, Isobel Yearsley, Irene Chatterton, Bonnie Lish, Robert Holmberg, Ben Gunn, Cellos: Kenneth Hawkley, Joan Sebesta, Norma McLeod. Viola: Max Hughes. Flutes: Bobette Criss, Ford Paulsen. Clarinets: Frank Webster, Gary Howard, Joe Smith: Oboe: Jerry Hawkes. Bassoon: Jay Sappington. Horns: Billy Petersen, Bob Beasley, Craig Overturf. Cornets: Bob Swanson, Glen Fifield, Von Atkinson. Trombones: Evan Hale, Joe Willes. Bass Viol. Allen Staley, Jack Taylor. Snare Drum: Beverly Wilson, Timpani: Joyce Cousins. Piano: Jule Hawkes, Director: Mr, lngaard Neilson. CHOIR: BACK ROW: Lenno Egan, Audrey Weese, Jerry Briggs, Jerry Cox, Carole Jacobsen, Phyllis Willeche, Monte Later, Joe Boyes, Roger Kerr, Bob Leppard, Ronald Harker, David Haller, Fred Nelson, Kenneth Nilsson, Bruce Coke, Bill Nye, Leroy Newman, Delmer Keller, Shirley Davis, Diana Schroeder, Nora Lee Lowe, Carolyn Stocks, Loine Stowell, Elizabeth Lieurance, Joleen Hess. SECOND ROW: Mary Carter, Edith Deck, Rose Marie Murphy, Jean Carlsen, Nellie Meader, Leora Hancock, Nancy Harrison, Verl Neider, Richard Wray, Bob Turner, Jack Reese, Glen Welch, Eldon Reynolds, Bill Brydon, Myral Green, Bob Chivers, LaMar Nichols, Ray Nilsson, Eugene Mullen, Bill Hartland, Virginia Kelly, Janis Burton, Mariyln Croshaw, Gloria Gunn, Pat Yearsley, Peggy Vickrey. FlRST ROW: Helen Lambrou, Rozilla Berrett, Pat Allred, Norma McLeod, Doris Martin, Shirley Knowles, Dottie Lou Eckersley, Dawn Millward, Wanda Cook, Darleane Southworth, Chris Poulos, Theros Ange- los, Barry Gordon, Allen Grover, Eugene Wray, Willie Green, Max Rich, Dwain Putman, Nate Adamson, Nyle Ward, Mary Hemming, Jean Chambers, Joyce Williams, Shirley Dunham, Gayle Couch, Mr. Barlow. l94l Q Qi' 5' 1 Q S 'T Lx IK . 4 4 . Q I , a , 4 f 5 ,vga l 1 gf! Qi if 5 - J -14' W. 1 F 4 f V 4 Lx 'wx I v ,if-1 A 36' W kg? Fix . f?,f . x ' ' , is - J' Q A?fY!l+2g9N 'QN RN Sr Qw f 'QW 'zkfgi 'W N? G -3-milf kijxinps 4 '::,'S?93ri lvl, V , YA fa Ugxl? 1 .M rw .18 KW 1' Xfs72 f3?3Q 5 'Kang X f ,. N ,,,a- ' ' ' -,xg ,' , ' 'f,, X Maru' M 1, I . . bp t, it-,L ,ff ' ' ' X ' 5 4 K Xtra-Til' .V H In 'J' fjgx .- -' I !!l.ss...s! --- ..-W -2 e E er, 5 -22 cz 4 Q. 3, . A 3 -. - -AA ,I 1 .-W f- -r ,- ,'. A. -f - v Q :L M mf '5:'g7 3 5 G 'g5.T5'5753s 9'1? fain -152' 3 ies. 552 5 S ,S V9 9'Z' ff'uf?if fg ff 'f '9 fi W w ' wr f 'W J Y 3f' f 'v , if I y T ,lv N l KW, l - Q I ' - , 5 ' 1-,-- .- Ju--- I C MR. INGARD NEILSON l-lead of the Music C 0 S Department. 4 . J' ' , Qi I ' Q. I f adam Music for all-opportunity for the talented. Our high school musicians in orchestra and bands do their share in making America musical. Although to the average person a band is still associated with park concerts and lemonade, oompahs and The Stars and Stripes Forever, the students of Poky recognize the New Look in their bands. Under the captaincy of Delmar Vail, they play more difficult material all the time and are a real credit to Mr. Neilson in his first year at Poky. There is plenty of swing and showmanship in our First Band's routines. Led by our comely majorette Csee coverl, Joyce Cousins, they can switch from a high-swinging march stride to a ofinch shuffle without a break. They sparkle at games and help to increase our school loyalty. fYah, we said it before, that's our theme this yearl The Concert Band under the sponsorship of Mr. Fawson had that wonderful trip to Sun Valley in August. Shall we ever forget it? The Pep Band, too, has had good times and has made many snappy appearances. lt's big date on the school calendar covered the regular basketball season and nearly all the month of March when the tournaments were in full swing. Von Atkinson made the Pep Band as good as a floor show. As Timotheus played on the emotions of Alexander the Great, so do our musical organ- izations influence our feelings and our enthusiasms. All in all, what would we do without music? Only success can came to four girls who harmonize as well as the violin quartet Jule Hawkes Joyce Dotson Bonnie Lish and Isobel Yearsley, Trumpet Trio three boys who could make any maestro stand up and take notice. Beryl Jensen Glen F field and Bob Swanson. Frank Webster, Gary Howard Joe Smith and Joy Sappington w. rk up o trickv little number for the coming assembly. ,. J' V Q mf 'l' t F 2 it- , ,,,..,.dq,., , .,. . 'S l96l I F fd - 6 0 5 C y 1 nl R V 1 .ju 'L af-gpg. ' ff 4 7 ' Jr Vg. 4 ' E 3 K , 1 Q ,gf f 25, ,Q . f 1' x aa ,f ,1lfJ .,, J M, II ', 5:19 I. 1 . h U fi , A 4 g ' V' 1 . 1' , Qx 4 Wi A i pi -Af Riu . 3 H ' x. 5 Q 21 5 VV-1 1 . rf? if im.,-v av 1- K if r ,J ' 4. - E , ,. 3 , W 'h I B' ' V. f I . 1 ,- ,L , Z' If W -.h ,, . -. 4 l an faHJ9 s QF, Q- ' K P- . A, 5- ' 1 ' ,I 1 h I .W , ' Jr' If uf. 4 If g vs.s:'. ,or-2 y f-dvd? ' 1 Q 0 O 9, .Q ' ,:0.0.5.Q.O 0.9 IX . o ,,,' I , v.o'v'o.0.0 0 'Q I W OO'- 4 .' vo .ue sho of 'A 0.0 O iq,',,4 ' xr- CAST Pierre Margot Benny Susan Capt, Fontaine Sid EI Kar Azuri Clementine Ali Ben Ali Gen. Birabeou Hassi Neri Mindor , Hodji , Lieut. La Vergne- Sergeant DeBoussoc BRUCE COKE VIRGIL CAMP LENNO EGAN BONNIE POULSEN BOB CHIVERS BARRY TODD GAYLE COUCI-I CAROL JACOBSEN FRED NELSON DAVE I-IALLER ELDEN REYNOLDS ALLEN GROVER JANIS BURTON JERRY BRIGGS ,JERRY COX NANCY HARRISON , JOE BOYES KEN NILSSON BILL BRYDON BILL NYE MONTE LATER , .. GLORIA GUNN MAX RICH ,, WILLIS GREEN , ,,,,, GENE WRAY' ,, . LARRY VEVIG 1 I99I rfie Arr- r Members af the back-stage crew are Dean Nxelsen, BIII I-Iartlanki Mark Morgan, and Tam Myers puIIY Ing dawn The cartanns, wImle Eugene MuIIen, Charles McDev:ft, and Jann Scrwwle IwandIQ II-IQ compIIcaTed Ivglntlngv 5 55-'I U Quai! I sic A . r .sn di' ' Q ' ' 0 A v- ' ' 5,1 -Ss: . .. .l . . . . 3 ' - i. ...,g- m- W . A..g' ' ' . ' bg XM I., ' 6. .' , A.. M '. ' ,' A .' X .. , f, .b . , . f. . -.h,-A. .,,s. . , , . 1 . ' 'I' , V Q U I-'xr 6, ' 4! ' 4 Iilzf L ti f.. .', sr iv' 'A ' '- . . I-' .x - , ' '.4' Q 1 Mum fb 1-'lin-, .7 ' I ' ' 4 g . N , ,-4 ,- 3 ' A' . .. i. ' .11 .p - N' '. 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Q -':,.. ...f'5 ' .h -sqT'4 ,Avi 0 ' 1 ' warp- is ff auf-- x S .f I ' -..... lm, 77565 74a weileu' fade 3 Q 's I eacdwa The teachers of Poky Hugh were regular people and ardent supporters of all school actuvutucs lll nev r forget seeung some of our most augnufued teachers at an out of town football game suttung un the bleachers wuth mcmbers of the student body yellung uust as hard uf not harder than the students And the team members wull never forget ut euther Sunce the end of the war we have been fortunate un beung able to gaun so many fune men teachers too Our othletuc system was reorganuzed when boxung and baseball became mauor spar s along wuth football and basket ball We had a coach for each of our mauor sports and they were great fellows They were so enthusuastuc about theur work that the students couldnt help but catch some of theur spurut Football coach Chuck Atkunson really showed the students Judy Green Don old Metcalf Joyce Knowles Shurley Lloyd and Shurley Knowles among them how to cheer a team But our faculty members have theur seruous dutues Tryung to pound some learnung unto us day after day when our munds were all too often on other subuects wasn t an easy uob They stayed good natured too We all ap precuate the fune counsel and personal attentuon they gave us And the work they dud outsude helpung us wuth our actuvutues usn t to be forgotten Thus uncluded everythurug from helpung us memoruze speeches to chaperonung dances They were a wonderful group of people Q1 lt seemed as uf everyone at Poky l-lugh knew everyone else ln my four years at school u met oys a glrls w ose endshups l value for years to came And the students of Poky Hugh are such good cutuzerus Why they turn out for all kunds of octuvutues They re football stars orators boxers act ors school government executuves repcrters and sungers One day l rn Beverly Wulsoru anr le M es who are typucol c the u e couples of the senuor ucss Ps we wre duscussung affaurs of he school we wcre uouned bv luluenne l948 U A P wunner Ce Barratt presudent of the senuor class Bob Chuvers comedy lead of the operetta and Gayle Couch senuor lass secretary X S I ' b T nd 'h fri 'll 3 , , v A . ' V, - r gs , , , r X av. et . 'I l. ,l . rry A ., - - 43, au , of EC 1, f 5: X jx 'F . ,X -r.. .NX C - I 1, ' Xu ' .oo' X 1 ' V , 1. sf ' - Hill, . . .. , l ve 4 Y I ' . -I ' X . WV . -1.- , T . , 00 jf. ' '. J . ' e ,- - . ' ' Y . 4 . , .IS , . , fl , - I , T - 1 . ' ' , Q V X u , f I u 'v f '. V N . . . . , . . ' l f -. l . - , . - at IlOll G? G9 2044 70: 74:4 Semen pkg 9-J lChorles Westover? Glorua Gunn lMyrtle Ross? Benuta Johnson lBess Adams? Keuth Reynolds lDave Adams? slttrng Jul lenne Hull CPaul:ne Adams? Pasy Ocheltree lEleonor Ross? Stan Sabnn lBob Adams? Those not rn the pncture are John Roberts Uerome Ross? Bud Sant Ulm Ross? Rrta Hartland lLoIa Pomeroy? Jerry Mrles lCarl Young? Judy McQu1llon lHenr1etto Duval? Marcene Foreman lPatsy Jones? The class of I91-18 presented a comedy Cross banker When Bob and Eleanor who has never My Heart as :ts class play ln the play gurl gone out with boys met each other the fun mov shy Bob Adams was being forced by hu father to ed fast and furnously go out wuth Eleanor Ross daughter of a Chscogo Pot McDevatt applues the grease pamt to Dlrectmg O ploy 'S no easy job Obtaunrng that just so look from o lrght John Roberts as Bud Sant stands by OS one can See b the ex res cord bulb and o trn can are Bud Hood wrth o skeptlcol look sions on the focesyof Mrs Eels Lewus Roberts and Charles McDevntt ter durector and Barbara Ros mussen assrstont dlrector Mrs Murry a vrsrtor to the practnces seems to be emoyung rt f lI2 I 13 J . I J 21 e ' . F 5.5 1 xy? I . - I I 5 , l ,f Q - Q . I ' 5 , I . f . 4 4- ,J ' W '- 5 I , ' Q y 4 I, Y r T - e ' jx. H 4. l You must admit we were good, Mrs Keister, says port Of the cast in the senior play. They are, standing, Duane Lloyd ' b 1 I 4 I A I I I I - ll I ' I ll - ' - - 1 - 1 ' 1 I ' 'S . I - ,E , I , l , Z !' l r f r- 0 l BThe production staff included Bruce Mark- ,4 Daze Wad may A comedy in three acts fashioned after the popular radio play by the same name was chosen as the all-school play for l948 under the able direction of Mrs. Glenadene Keister and Virgil Camp acting as student director. ham, business manager, Dean Nielson, and Delmar Vail as stage managers and electri- cians. Making all new stage flats was the task accomplished by these boys, and A Date With Judy was the first play to use the new material. ' cn Q IB GB UB gg GQ Q5 O9 Q lv 3' .. V 1, W in -,Q Using the speech room one night at a rehearsal are the following members of the cast: Agnes Lore lMrs. l-lotchkissl, Barbara Burton fSusiel, Judy McQuillan lJudyl, Paula Bryan tBarbara Winsocketl, Gloria Gunn CDora Fosterb, Eddie Van Vleck lRandolph Fosterl, Carolyn Stocks fl-lannahl, Dale Vesser tRexford Meredith O'Connerl, Bill Brydon tMelyin Fosteri, Virgil Camp, who is the student director, Barbara Rasmussen Uudyl, Dennis Slayden tOogie Pringlel, Francis King lMr. Martindalel, and Jerry Briggs fMitzi Hottmanl, Not in the picture are Yvonne Osborne flfloise Hotchkisst, and Diana Schroeder tMrs. Slutzhammerl, The W,, of Edd,e Von Vieck O5 Rondolphl Judyg gud brofher, 1-,QS Everything is included in the rehearsals, even everyone amused including Judy, Hannah, Melvin, his father, m0l49UD, OS FVOVWCIS Kl lQ Und AQHSS Lore apply Gnd 90,01 WS mother, it tothe cheeks of Barbara Burton. O- 1 lIO3l Q G9 C G9 eozenf ,423 pep faildee GQ 0 IZ G2 l-l ll hol the gong s all h r comes forth from the Poky Pep Bond The oorode worms nts wczy down the streets of Pocotello yt th o vlgor thot only hugh school kids Con express We fmolly reoch poy dart In front of the trubol ture ond everyone as sure thot Poky wall beot Twln Polls un the gome tomorrow afternoon fl 1' 1 1 ' -e., Let s guve ut to them ond glve ut to them slow' yell the cheerleaders os the trubol ture lughts up the nnqht Chuck o very proud popo stops to show off Judy hrs llttle cheerleader to Mrss Evons ond Miss Kingsley who ore to be seen ot oll pep rollxes The porode stops for o moment In busy downtown Poco tello ond everyone sings ond yells wuth heort ond soul .L , f H ff f - - fl o , 1, 6 C, A A V S l . I0 Pl I l f., ... I ,,. A A 4 I v - M ,.,. I m ' . I, H . -. .4-N 5 , . t 1 X 4 ,W 0- .. . ' ,. N .. 2 - 9' . , 4 IlO4l The spark behind the active student body is our Pep Band. Bottom Row-Frank Webster, Gary Howard, Von Atkinson, Joe Smith, Jay Sappington, Kent Dayley. Second Row-Dean Niel- son, Stan Sabin, Jerry Hawkes, Dennis Slayden. Third Row'-Evan Jones, Beryl Jensen, Bob Swanson, Glen Fifield. Top Row-John Groom, J. Howkes, Jim Varley, Bob Jensen, Joe Willes, Jack Taylor, and Norman Hale, G C9 I9 G Q9 7044 glanced U! 'Me pep Zami UD Q G2 :Wad emlecwlefw Leading the student body in the Spud Bowl for the first time are the cheerleaders, Keith Reynolds, Joyce Henderson, Mark Morgan, and Hilyia Ellis as they sound off with P O C A T E L L O liosi 6 me C? Q Swpfbafzteaf ?7a6q On Qed fad Zhu Dag G2 GB QQ -Q i .3 ML 'QQ U 0 ,JS K Q4.- 01- Donmng the trubol geor of lndlon moldens on Red ond Blue Doy ore Arlene Burbock Beverly Bornhort Thedo Hansen and Worwdo Cook On October lOth the Pocofello Hugh School frollcked ot the onnuol Red ond Blue festlvol All Pocatello stepped oslde os the hugh school morched to the Spud Bowl To meet the Brulns from Twm Polls In the plcfures below we see e Pep Club ond Bond entermg the Subwoy os the floors ond students brlng up the reor ll06l .. 2 '. .U Lfx 4 L .. l T ll I A ' . A ' th P- ,I -f up B fa l Q ll 41 , gf I H ' fe, l . k, H- V, , . L ' . - f s ,I '12 ' 1 ' L f K, ' 1 - x l F-O lx XX gf' - 1 ' ' , ' l , 4. ' - , n blk I I ., K I, ' ' .5 ' j ' .3 ls' .1 L ' . V 4 I ' ' tl X l ' if . 4 5 l - l , - ' ' In 4 ,fl a - l K l if W 1 Our annual Red and Blue Day was quite a surprise ta me when l was a freshman. l imagine it rather bewildered the freshmen this year, too, On that day all the inventiveness of the students came out in their costumes. Prizes were given for the best costumes. Students came to school wear- ing red and blue and gave yells in the corridors. After one or two classes in the morning, school was dismissed for an assembly, and then everyone joined in the parade and marched over to the football field for the Big game. That night everyone, students and teachers alike, were com- pletely exhausted, but they all agreed that it had been a marvelous day. If J . so - ,, nl' 3s.. ' ,P yr -3,-.e . The real celebrity of Red and Blue Day was the official queen, who was rj' , -ff chosen from the senior class. Her name is Lynette Woodland, a pretty little ,Meg ,'. . ,gf fe . 1. ,, blond girl. The attendants were chosen from all the classes. They were Mari- - lyn Robbins, senior, Peggy Vickrey, sophomore, Jerry Briggs, lstanding be- ,K kg , J hind the queenl, junior, Lola Mae Smith, freshman, and Joan Brower, senior, 1 V ' il , ...A Y. mai ' ' I rll W - -- - vs .- - , g -..-,., XX . X-N . xxtxtr ' 'Ni' - . .3 1 s , . Ns lg l 'rv A fl ---:ls . if .K xl , . 'WV 'ttf P Club float, carrying a coffin-full of dead t?l East High players took first honors, Girls' Council came in second, and Thespians tied with the senior class for third place in the annual Red and Blue Day celebration. Other f floats, extra-specially good, might have come out of the Rose Bowl Parade. llO7l 3 Q Q Q rifle 70: 7 Zafezfeua Q D D Q9 From the e prctures one nnrghf thunk that the cafeferla was al ways calm and auuet buf havlng eaten there myself I c n assure you It was not The school had two lunch perlods of thlrty mlnutes each Everyone learned how to run for his place In ne gulp hls food down race back to has classes and somehow fund tlme to do more talking and laughing than he ever did wxth hour lunch perrods The larsl' year of the cafeterla was under the dn rectlon of Mrs Smack head dlefltlan THE NEW CAFETERIA .........'f N-Q ilk' L., UA. T lllll MRS SMACK HEAD DIETITIAN - i 7--Z l if -?9 lloal -e' Does this scenc look familiar to you7 Can you find your has- The main factor which made the first year ofthe cafe' tory book anywhere? If you can answer either question, una a succesf was a very capable staff, Buelah then you know how you dropped your books by the doo' Young, Elaine l-lorrfacks Esther R. Smack, Grace Carl- tc run to the cafeteria so you could get back in time son, Cernelia Danwevyooa, Ann Beebe, Thelrna Watsivn ag Q9 G9 G Q Durward Fry looks on in utter amazement as he sees how girls can talk and eat both at the same tinne. The girls that are having all the fun are Marilyn Croshaw, Janis Burton, Delmar Keller, and Carol Jacobsen. Max Spohr puts a quarter in the coke machine and yells jack, pat as cokes came flying out in all directions, Now to gulp them down and get back to class in time, Veneta Paxrnan and Wanda Curtis Bruce Coke and Bud Sant stop to talk to Jcrn Miles at the water tap, but Jerry is more in, tefestecl in quenching his thirst than to hear about Bruce's latest flarne With gust twenty minutes to get back to class Stan Sabin, Bob Chivers, Jirn Boyles, Bill Nye, and Bruce Coke put on a half-hearted race to see who can be the first to finish, May the best rnan win, 'x 4 X f llO9l gg? Wad 7a Hwemdim Special assembly today second pernod omnttedl What luck' There ss a rush from the classrooms as l7OO students take theur places an the audn torlum the freshmen oc cupynng the balcony and rear reguons whxle the seniors slt down front In the first rows l wanted four years to be able to sut nn sensor sectlon When I funally got there It wasn t any different from all the rest of the years except perhaps that hearlng dldnt requure quite so much effort One advantage however was the honor system of made It so that l could srt with any of my frlends rather than havung to slt fn an assugned seat as I d had to the other years For the first time our school exchanged assem blues with other uh schools Twm Falls was the flrst school to brzng an assembly to Poky Hugh Many hours after school are spent rn pre parmg these assemblies and we should not forget the hard work and effort that our students expend nn guvung them for us fuu- Enterlng the assemblies l notvced how all the students came to order when John Rob erts popular student body prexy stepped before the mlke At another we were hularuous as puppets operated by Remember how cleverly the Jubrlee Snngers sang Dry Mr and Mrs Bushe seemed to sway theur hrps n a Bones? They performed at one of our natuonal assem hula hula we saw also the old fqvornte Punch and b les and sang at P E A o Judy lll0l I I 11 - ' U6 .,, ll . . I Qty!-n-n-H.. qv-. . . .- H , ' . I . , l. I, I . , . . , , ' ' 'lt z' . the Senior section which 'A . . , . . Hg I g . l . - ll - l I I l l. . V l' . . ,, to . l l I , ' N V : if l. - E1 . X l 61.1 1 ' 'lv J.: I ,, , 9 -'Jw IU .any 1? D IC GQ 9 7afmmZ Ddfvtddd Q GD D B The furst formal dance of the year the Band Ball was carrled off amid the brnght red and whute decorations which conveyed the theme of Candy land Also there were large :mlta tvon candy canes and suckers placed about the dance floor The throne was a very cleverly buult heart shap ed box whnch opened to dssclose the pnllowed setting for the queen The queen was the popular well Inked Jsmmue Jones who had been a mem ber of band tour years Her crown was presented by Delmar Vaul cap tam ofthe Band 2 ff lll2l C I Q U Q Q IB y Q R l v E: , 0 5 ,.ff'f'2', s ' 4 .h . y . K , . Q -fl . x ., A .. ,ix .' f , X . xw ' l f 1 .4 of ' ' fr ' l . . I I 1 , - ' 1 l . . . - I 1 I ' I . . A f I - , - -'1 ' 4 ' . V ' JI 'i ' 1 If S X I Seaiwze Flzecenl 1? rx 5 --s x 'UB Q3 QQ GB QE C9 QD QD I8 CD QB ,' ':L4xf fir 5-1 lii3l Four years is a long time to wait to at- tend the Senior Boll, but the seniors this year had their dreams come true. Called the Emperor's Ball, the for- mal dance was decorated to imitate a regal court. The class colors of orchid and white were used in the very beauti- tul decorations, In the impressive coro- nation ceremony Cleve Barratt, senior class president, presented a crown, which was made to resemble pearls, to the queen, Barbara Hodkins, a very lovely member of the senior class. Watch out, below. A hammer may descend from the hands of Bev Wilson, Lenno Egan, Sallee Cox, or Bettie Carter. - 0405 A V I- 1 . fp ' , . . . , and 74: Dundee, aa CD .D QQ 'Q The new look, a much discussed fashion at the beginning of the year, seems to have taken over at one of Poky l-ligh's informal dances. These dances were a very important part of school activities this year. The school government answered the demands of the student body and granted a greater number of informal dances than ever before. The social committee, under Miss Tucker's supervision, spread dates for the dances all over the calendar, and students turned out in large numbers. The freedom which is often missed at formal dances because of their nature was exhibited in all its glory at these affairs. Students danced to their hearts' content and to their own personal enjoyment. The policy of holding frequent informal dances will probably remain a perm- anent part of school life. The Boys' Council Mixer, the first dance of the year and semi-formal, is traditionally given at the close of Red and Blue Day. This year, however, the dance had to be gl? postponed because the gym floor was being refinished. ? Two weeks later when the dance was given it was the 5 usual success that the Mixer dances are, and the stu- fx ilifdlllg M dents' enjoyment of it did not suffer at all for its being delayed, And one advantage was that everyone was not v 4' .1 worn out from the activities of Red and Blue Day, and f I they really could enjoy themselves. ,ul K 4' U f Si -2 re TW? QXYX5 QYS U Nl X beoullgob rw to e X feed ond 4 xjiQ 00,3 vggrw T36 Ngeorgleouc lgfignno 8 Roxobid GO Y ills '?- 2 Jerry Briggs Patsy Ocheltree Bemta Johnson RaDene Dayley Bette Ferro and Elaine Poole add the finishing touches to the Co Ed Dick Harvey and Barry Todd check their coats in at the checkroom to Lorin Madsen and Bruce Coke Fast or slow, it's always solid with this little group. The Knights of Rhythm were engaged to play at all informal dances this year and here we see them kicking out with one of the tunes that made them so popular with the stu- dents. Members are Dick Ford, tenor sax, Roy l-ledlund, alto sax, Paul Ewer, trumpet, Clyde Nel- son, bass, Bob Jensen, piano, and Jim Varley, traps. Besides their duties to the high school, the boys played nearly every Friday night at the L. D. S. First Ward, blowing notes sweet and soft for students pleased over victories made by the Indians. ,-'fad 77!0'ze Dcmcee CD 69 QE me One of the most unusual dances of the year was the Girls' Council Co-Ed. Switching convention around, the girls invited the boys to this dance, called for them, and took them to their homes afterwards. This dance was held in the gym, which had been gayly decorated by the members of Girls' Council advised by Miss Kingsley, to represent a gypsy tent. Using brightly colored streamers, they had draped them from the center to the sides of the gym and hung a large orange ball in the center of the tent . The real highlight of the dance, however, was Miss l-lottman's telling the fortunes of the dancers. S G9 G9 I9 Many students were surprised to find how well she read their palms. X-Q Everyone seems to be enjoying himself except Charles At the last informal donce given on the night of February Kleftner, he can't understand why Shoron has to stand l3, which happened to be a Friday, everyone seems to be there looking at the activity tickets when good music is hoving fun, even Bruce Coke who didn't have a girl to going to waste. dance with. ll 151 2044 puma! af p06q QD QD QD 1 ,Z LYNETTE WOODLAND SENIOR JIMMIE JONES SENIOR ueen of Red ond Blue Dol, ueen of the Bond Boll LEFT TO RIGHT Peggy Vnckrey Red and Blue Doy Lows Rothwell Bond Boll Pol' Yeorsley Senlor Boll Lolo Moe Srnutn Red ond Blue Doy Norma Meccsco Sensor Boll were the otrendonfs from The under cloves or the vcr us dances frm veor I O 6 D 2 'e D f i I Q 'W Q I. We 5 as QD Q9 Ulf 'geaulq G8 Q2 2 GZ at BARBARA I-IODKINS SENIOR SHANNON FROST JUNIOR Queen of the Sensor BoII Queen of the Junuor Prom LEFT TO RIGHT GoyIc Couch Bond Boll Joyce Cousins Bond BQII Jerry Bruqgs Red ond BIuc Doy BeverIv Wilson Senmor BoII Morulvn Cromow Senuor BQII Atfendonts not In prcture Rm: I-IortIond Bond Boll Joon Brower ond Morllyn Robblns Red ond Blue Doy l117I 4 4 If ' I. ' l 'f I r Af, 'f' 'Af r .Rf ' ' 'A I I 7' I I I I , I I , I I I - I I I I G as GQ We aaa 744: We 700242 Eddue Van Vleck strauns as he leads a group of prospectuve furnuture men down the staurs These fellows are returnung the couch from the speech room to nts proper place un the teachers room As one of the most used pueces of furnuture un the buuldung that couch has been used un myruads of one oct plays un uts lufe un the hugh school From the boys smulung faces one would not thunk that theur burden was a heavy one However do you thunk they would stull be smulung uf they knew that they were learnung to work as a team just as much here as they would be learnung un a class room? For Poky Hugh s broad fueld of extra cur ruculum actuvutues teach her students much about preparung for theur luves un varued fuelds LL-5' ,Z fuusl There us a fuendush grun on the face of Gary Paxman as he holds the arm of o freshman who was caught runnung the staurs Deadly seruous however are the faces of Jack Luntelmann and Duck Cotant as they nake out the tucket whuch wull be turned un to the School court These boys who are members of the P Club traffuc squad whuch patrols the halls of Poky Hugh un an effort to keep them somewhat orderly are Iearnung a valuable lesson un how to deal wuth law breakers of the future Muss Dana s classes have long been consuder ed the latest thung un educatuon regardung the care and preparatuon of food a subject whuch us of vutal concern to the gentler sex ln thus pucture Muss Dana shows her suxth peruod home economucs class lust what goes unto the makung of a good salad You use all kunds of vegetables carrots celery lettuce tomatoes and as you can see there us more than one kund of tomato n the pucture if Q OD O9 ID mime QE G5 QD fi '4fA nl. The homemakers ot tomorrow are very seruous presndent stands to begun the ceremony Learnnng at thenr nnltnatuon unto Poky s F l-l A group The how to become a good hostess as an asset to any candlellght must have been very Impressive be gurl Interested IN homemakmg In the future cause complete attentuon ns being given as the The home nurslng course proved very Interesting for the Pocotellron photographer the day that Marulyn Croshow A ti- served as the patient Mrs Mercer s home ond family classes considered them Harrison s popular srlver lectures Young love ns a tascmotung sublect In all hugh schools and Poky us no exception Could holdnng hands b TRAINING FOR THE FUTURE? Could be t 4 H191 fa ' ' oz Q A M 1' ' , I 4 - 4 . ' ' 2. ' - r ' , I 1 I ' ll , K X x L f , .J . y . ' -f '. t .. I' 4 - ,, l , K ' A I 4' selves fortunate to be able to hear one of Mr. Parry , , . . A ' ' ' 25, - A 'f g fs, 4 X .5 A ,f fn ' . x A ' Q -o.. -V , A , , , . ,X M . .L ' , -ei x i , tv i 1 xr -xr N .L . I1 . o .Ng 4111 V '- IJ l ul - OW '5wz9oatZ44Zdeczfzaldf!agafZ4e2edmuiZ4e'5lae Zuaqautqaufzcanamzalclaaqitewfcqdtmqfofaqaa Sdaatwg defccwce Ode aaa cuff' I feeemmagaawzgwmpzqwfgwemm, - :L'!' ,. ,Egg . fy . ':' Y Eff, 1. ,xggfjij 4 NN xv- in '12 'G a -, ., fl 'x V u if ' '41 ' N x55 FRONT ROW-LaVon Sattertield, Virgil Camp, Bill Brydon, Dick Wilkinson, Evan Jones, Jim Kissane, Shin Kawamura, Jerry Miles, Reed Jensen. SECOND ROW--Mr. Huntsman, Richard Priest, Brent Balift, Stan Sabin, Lowell Magleby, Dale Vcsser, Richard Davis, Craig Overturt, Bob Booker, Charles McDevitt, Duane Lloyd, Gary Spidell, Gary Howard. THIRD ROW-Richard Campbell, Tom West, Bill Scott, Glen Burdick, Bill Ryan, Harry Shimada, Lynn Davis, Bob Dudley, Wesley Skidmore, Bob McCarthy, Duane Dickson, Leo Gill, Tom Flint, John Roberts, Jack Lintclmann. BACK ROW-Roger Knowlton, Tom Wilson, Bird Finlayson, Bill Wilson, Donald Harker, Robert Schneider, Dennis Slayden, Dennis Dalton, Harold Paige, Francis King, Richard Wallin, Harold Horrocks. FRONT ROW--Jerry Ann Reay, Anne Oelwein, Harriet Crawtorcl. SECOND ROW-- Grace Barrett, Doris Foulk, Carol Hawkes, Phyllis Pack, Marlene Hansen, Lola Mae Smith, Joanne Kihara, Joyce Prescott, Benito Johnson, Patsy Ocheltree, Ruth Stoweil, Doris McGee, Norma McLeod, Mary Lou Ocheltree, Peggy Vickery. THIRD ROW-llene Barrett Wynona Wheeler, Pinkie Shimada, Marianne Kihara, Dorothy Grigora, Leslie Marian Clark Dawson, LaNay Flint, Mildred Kelly, Wyone Kelly, Billie Reed, Frances Priest, Melva Bell, FOURTH, ROWADonno Weston, Mary Caroline Weller, Helen Davis, Masako Taniyama, Margaret Bird, Hanaye Yamamoto, Frances Fiala, Nellie Meader, Joyce Davis, Cleo Pat Price, Nancy Harrison, Berrve Eyler, Joan Getty, FIFTH ROW-Pot Allred, Grace Allen, Pat Lavery, Evelyn Bryoon, Annette Dean, Joan Sebesta, Annetta Jensen, Dorothy Hopper, Wanda Guyer, Jule Hawkes, Marilyn Hubble, Amelia McDougall, Marilyn Bird. BACK ROW-Gloria Fern, Nadine Garritson, Moudene Hodgson, Verna Hodgson, Shirley Young, Devona Stephenson, Georgia Kortum Catherine Reed, Ora Geddes, Jessie Hollenbeck, Alice Hodgins, Susan Taniyama, Nadine Sternling, Shirley Follick, ' The days when boys Zaye, ' ' ' who made good grades were considered bookish and sissified are past. Poky High's Boys' Council has proved that. This organization, representing scholastic achievement, has some of the busiest members of the student body in its club. They were hosts at the Mixer Dance, the first dance of the school year, they planned and presented an assembly which ranked among other Boys' Council as- semblies, which indeed were memorable shows. They had a Christmas party and a dinner dance. Not the least of their many activities was the ushering which the boys did at any and all kinds of affairs presented in the auditorium. Mr, Hunts- man, dean of boys, and adviser to Boys' Council, kept the boys busy running errands and perform- ing various kinds of duties throughout the school. Jim Kissane is president, Shin Kawamura, vice- president, Bob Booker, secretary, Tom Parisot, treasurer. l l 221 ' ' ' 1 1 , Those very efficient girls that you've running up and down the halls all year be- to Girls' Council. Under the direction of Dorothy Kingsley, dean of girls, they per- more duties in the school than anyone could imagine. Delivering bulletins, picking up at- tendance slips, checking attendance, taking care of lost and found, and working in the prin- cipal's and dean's offices are part of the regular duties of this club. We doubt that the school could continue to function without their ser- vices. The girls have every right to be proud of their dramatic abilities, too, having presented one of the best assemblies of the year, entitled What Every Young Girl Should Know. We shall admit that John Roberts displayed fine talent in that show, also. Jerry Ann Reay, presi- dent, Anne Oelwein, secretary, Elaine Poole, treasurer, Harriet Crawford, vice-president make splendid officers. seen long Miss form FIRST ROW-Hanaye Yamamoto, Jeanine Barrow, Peggy Vickrey, Darlene Olson, Evan Jones, Tom Flint, Bill Brydon, Gary Smith, Ronald Harker, Gary Spidell, Roger Knowlton. SECOND ROW-Jerry Ann Reay, Patsy Ocheltree, Anne Oelwein, Elaine Poole, Barbara Ann Rasmusson, Gayle Couch, Harriet Crawford, Dorothy Finlayson, Marilu South, Benita Johnson, Dorothy Barton, Marilyn Croshaw, Marianne Kihara, Claire McQuilIan, Joan Menousek, Agnes Lore, Marian Clarke. THIRD ROW-Phyllis Pack, Jessie Hollenbeck, Cleo Pat Price, Alice Hodgins, Myrna Garritson, Louise Wilson, Lois Magleby, Grace Allen, Mary Ellen O'DonnclI, Frances Fala, Esther Schatz, Amelia McDougall, Paula Bryan, Doris McGee, Judy Green, Bonnie Hawkes, Bird Finlayson. BACK ROWvEdna Jean Currier, Grace Ellis, Dennis Slayden, John Roberts, Keith Reynolds, John Scoville, Dale Vesser, Reed Jensen, Harold Paige, Jim Kissane, Robert Rooker, Francis King, Kline Jones, Harold Horrocks, Bill Peterson, Richard Davis. FRONT ROW-Roger Knowlton, Richard Hronek, Bill Hartland, Cleve Barratt, Loren Hedrich, Evan Jones, Jerry Miles. SECOND ROW-Keith Reynolds, Bob Leppard, Willis Green, Ronald Nielsen, LeRoy Anderson, Robert Ferguson. THIRD ROW-Bud Hood, Bob Dudley, Douglas Hitler, Leon Fenwick, Alfred Walker, Bob Walker. FORTH ROW--Lorin Hancock, John Roberts, Lorin Madsen, Von Atkinson, Bob Chivers, LaMarr Nichols. BACK ROW-Bob Dykeman, Durward Fry, Mark Morgan, Harold Horrocks, Bill Brydon, Max Rich. - The members of Wow' ' ' ' Honor Society, the club which makes up the honor roll every six weeks and every semester, consider themselves very fortunate because at every one of their meetings they have entertainment of some kind or another. These programs, usually presented by the students themselves, are amusing and highly original. Membership in this club is based upon participation in school activities and upon school citizenship as well as upon scholastic standing. Under the direction of Miss Vivian Hanson, this organization sponsors the award assembly at the end of the year, at which the members of the National Honor Society are an- nounced. They also give a gorgeous banquet, carefully planned to the last detail, at which senior members of Honor Society and members of National Honor Society are guests. Here, wit, good looks, glamour, and intelligence vie. Benito Johnson is president, Reed Jensen, vice-presi- dentg Hanaye Yamamoto, secretory, and Rich- mg? ' ' ' ln past years Poky High has boasted a Hi-Y organization for each ofthe classes, but this year the groups combined and formed the Lin- dell Hi-Y. As another of the very busy and active groups of the school, Hi-Y has run the coat stand for all of the basketball games, presented an original stunt at the half of one of the games, given a Christmas party, and sponsored an as- sembly. A very novel idea which the clever mem- bers of this club carried out this year was the selling of pencils on which was printed the basketball schedule of the season. Mr. Jay Jen- sen, their adviser, informs us that the meetings were very interesting because of the excellent speakers who talked to the group. Bill Hartland, president, Richard Hronek, vice-president, Loren Hedrich, secretary, Roger Knowlton, treasurer, made up the steering committee. ard Davis, treasurer. ll23l FRONT ROW--Creed Law, Glenn Spahr, Robert Ivey, Larry Sorensen, Ronald Anderson, LaVon Satter- field, Dick Cotant, Bill Nye, Thorus Beno, Gary Paxman, Delmar Vail. SECOND ROW-Gaylord Hudson, James Varley, Durward Fry Floyd Siegel, Don Wilbert, Vern Atkins, Bill Hartland, Bill Brydon, Dick Pettit Jack Lintelmann Harold Palmer THIRD ROW-Raymond Williams, Leon Fenwick, Evan Janes, John Roberts, Gary Lowe, Dick Gates, Roger Kerr, Gene Sato, Jim Anderson, Coach Atkinson, BACK ROW-Carl Marler, Gene Jacobsen. Hugh Forrey, Larry Christensen, Jay Bybee, Vernal Williams, Bob Pettit, Max Spahr, Jim Miller. Cheerleaders Hilvia Ellis and Joyce Henderson. FRONT ROW-Beverly Wilson, Joyce Cousins, Maxine Wellard, Harriet Crawford, Jerry Cox, Gayle Couch, Bettie Carter, Sallee Cox, Marilyn Robbins, Benito Johnson, Marcene Foreman. SECOND ROW-Rhea Hansen, Nancy Harrison, Jerry Briggs, Dorothy Finlay- son, Patsy Ocheltree, Joanne Kihara, Becky Lou Beasley, Dorothy Halpin, Elaine Poole, Judy McQuillan, Norma Cook. THIRD ROW-Shirlene Mason, Jean Hart, Janice Haskell, Dorothy Barton, Marilyn Croshaw, Leslie Dawson, Marianne Kihara, Virginia Kelly, Jo Bosguet, Janice Cresap, Pat Reilly. FOURTH ROW- Sonnie Hawkes, Catherine Munn, Shirley Meridith, Joyce Babcock, Melva Bell, Grace Richman, LaRee Shannon Frost, Audrey Weese, Ann Wells, Claire McQuilIan, Dorothea Ashby, FIFTH ROW-LeRee Roberts, Paula Bryan, Jean McKenzie, Peggy Vickrey, Eleanor Bartlett, Jean Chambers, Mary Hemming, Bobette Criss, Darlene Olson, Kay Jean Watson, Pat Ycarsley. This yea r's P Club or- Z7 f I ' ganization will long be re- membered by one of its members. Toby Davis, a football letterman, was injured during the first few weeks of the basketball season. Toby won't concessions The money many other community. forget how the donation from the helped him to pay his doctor bills. which was made also went toward things to help the school and the P Club donated to the swimming pool fund, paid for having new pictures decorate the gym, and built a dilly ofa new trophy case. These im- provements came about because the boys work- ed like dogs at all the basketball games selling concessions, while Miss Daisy Evans was sweat- ing it out in the concessions booth. Chick Atkin- son is club adviser, Dick Cotant, president, Lar- ry Sorensen, vice-president, Lavon Satterfield, secretary, Harold Palmer, treasurer. I l24I lf you want to find school pi . . . spirit, Pep Club is iust the place to find it. Made up of peppy, enthusiastic girls in uniforms of red sweaters, blue culottes, and red saddles ready to give out with that old school spirit in yells and songs, these girls have made the games entertaining by clever routines at halftimes. When Miss Trawick, adviser, who always contributed her share of the cheering left to go to the U. of N. M., Mrs. Tomlinson took her place to help make the Pep Club the best in its history. The officers, who worked to make Pep Club win the approval of everyone, were Beverly Wilson, president, Joyce Cousins, vice-president, S h i r l e y Meridith, secretary, and Jean Hart, treasurer. :all ll.4 FRONT ROWA- Diana Schroeder, Barbara Holcomb, Pat McDevitt, Grace Deveraux, Barbara Ann Rasmusson, Norma McLeod, Grace Ellis, Agnes Lore, BACK ROW-Bill Brydon, Keith Reynolds, Stan Sabin, Virgil Camp, Ford Paulsen, Francis King, Gloria Gunn, Marilu South, FRONT ROWfMargaret Bird, Gloria Fern, Lanlay Flint, Pat Gcoch, Carolyn Copening, Ora Geddes, Lola Mae Smith, Marlene Hansen, Helen Stowell, Joyce Knowles. SECOND ROW- Judy Green, DeVona Stephenson, Annette Dean, Joan Sebesta, Helen Davis, Nadine Stern- ling, Evelyn Brydon, Barbara Burton, Rosalie Hancock, Peggy Nielsen, Dorothea Ashby. BACK ROW-Robert Reid, Harvey Bragg, Don Lundberg, Eddie Van Vlecla, Willis McLaughlin, Fred Nelson. Shirley Knowles, Donna Weston, and Bob Turner not in picture. 7 , Thespians, those students '54 ' ' ' of the dramatic arts, have not confined themselves only to presenting plays this year. As one of the busiest Thespian organi- zations in several years, the l947-48 Poky High Thespian group entered a float in the Red and Blue Day parade and were able to tie for third place with it, they also spent a good many hours in the foyer of the gym during the Regional Basketball Tournament selling programs. How- ever, their pursuit of the drama did not want for all these extra activities. With the help of Mrs. Whitlow, their adviser, they presented a play at Christmas time and put on a highly entertaining assembly. Such services as working on the make- up for the operetta and the senior and all-school plays was also performed by the Thespian mem- bers. Officers were Barbara Ann Rasmusson, president, Ford Paulsen, vice-president, Grace Deveraux, secretary, and Rita Hartland and Norma McLeod, treasurer. , The school had a M64 ' ' ' new ruling this year, that every student who wished to participate in the all-school play or the senior play, the two major dramatic productions of the school year, must have participated in the production of a one-act play, Therefore, a large number of one- act plays were sponsored by the Curtain Club This is the sooh-frosh dramatic club of the school, from it Poky High gets its best Thespians Having presented one of the best assemblies of the year, Curtain Club and Mrs, Hurley, their adviser, have sought to improve the dramatic abilities of the students and to develop an interest in the field of dramatics by the entire student body. The officers: president, Fred Nelson, vice- president, Helen Stowell, secretary, July Green, treasurer, Raymond Allen. ll25l One of the newer of wnma ' ' Poky High's club groups is the Camera Club, Organized last year, it has come into its own this year as a very busy and active club. Since a camera enthusiast is a special type of human being, Mr. Stauber, the Camera Club adviser, has had to deal with the students of this organization in a special way. He has done a fine job by helping them to plan picture-taking field trips on which the practical experience gained in the use of the camera was an invaluable aid in their study of photography. The students' interest has also been kept at a pitch by a contest in the club for the best snap- shots. The group hopes to be able to acquire a dark room for the school. The officers were Bob Dudley, president, .lack Bonner, vice-president, and Cleva Gray, secretary-treasurer. of ,iff , , , Hotdogsl Candy? Coke? You surely remember hearing that cry at the football games, Well, it was given by a member of Chamber of Com- merce lll. This club had the concessions for all of the football games and since the games were held in the Spud Bowl a transportation problem had to be solved. However, this didn't daunt their spirit, for when the basketball season rolled around, they acquired the job of selling pro- grams at the state tournament, Mrs. Bolscheid, adviser, thought the group had accomplished many worth-while things during the year, but the organization added one more by presenting an entertaining assembly before drawing the year's activities to a close. They also furnished the typing and other commercial awards which were presented at the end of the year. Officers were Stan Sabin, president, Delta Bennett, vice' president, Mary Belle Valent, secretary-treasurer. FRONTROW-La Ree Silcox, Joan Sorensen, Nola Templeton, Cleva Gray, Bob Dudley, Barbara Frear, Doris Lattimer, BACK ROW-Bernice Belisle, Ronald Spidell, Earl Arnold, Charles Stov, Robert McCarty, Robert Rounds, Jack Bonner is not in the picture. FRONT ROW-Freda Osborne, Dorothy Hopper, Ann Hernenway, Darlene Higgins, Stan Sabin, Eva Evans, Verona Nettleton, Barbara Murphy. SECOND ROW-Beverly Nielsen, Rosalie Hancock, Bruce Bown, Billy Deveraux, Cedric Evans, Mark Moody, LeRoy Holt. BACK ROW-Barbara Whitehead, Marilyn Hubble, Marjorie Higgins, Shirley Young, Mary Ann McCaskill, Barbara Holcomb. . l A. -' W Q 'W 'Q' il , t, F . az, ' 6 i Q I4 I , The girls in Poky High's ' ' ' ' F. H. A. club are among those students who keep themselves the busiest in this school of busy busy people. lnitiating fifty- four members at the beginning of the year, they have carried on enough active projects to keep every member occupied all year. Their interests and efforts were challenged by a contest of mak- ing and selling pom-poms for the football games in the fall. Then they adopted a foreign home- economics class as a welfare project. They cor- respond with the foreign girls and send them supplies. Miss Dana, their adviser, was able to demonstrate the proficiency of these Future Homemakers of America when the faculty were guests at a Silver Tea which the girls gave for them. ln February the school was honored to have the district F. H. A. convention held here. Officers were Phyllis Richmond, president, Grace Deveraux, vice-president, Amy Sugihara, secre- tary, and Lola Dye, treasurer. 7' 7' I4 iil' Poky High is proud of its Future Farmers, They are a very fine group of boys whose work in behalf of their community and their school is an example to others. Among their many activities this year was the testing of milk for farmers as a commun- ity service, and a public speaking contest in the ag. classes. They also raffled off a fat steer and sold some record books to raise funds for the earnings and savings committee. Practice in conducting meetings has been offered. Scholar- ship was encouraged by a letter of award. As their recreation, they had a combined banquet with the F. H. A. in December. They had a Father and Son Banquet, too. They sent representatives to the state and national F. F. A. conventions with their adviser, Mr. Drake. Officers were Rob- ert Schild, president, Bill Titus, vice-president, Bradley Scott, secretary, Jim Rane, treasurer. FRONT ROW-Dian Christensen, Shirley Sturman, Nancy Thompson, Phyllis Richmond, Amy Sugihara, Lola Jean Hawkes, Barbara DeLaMare, Bonnie DeLaMare. SECOND ROW-Charlene Winn, Beth Mander, Theda Babbitt, Marie Hodgson, Billee Ryle, Miss Dana, Bonnie Cacavas, Artella Packer. BACK ROW-Eunice Jorgenson, JoAnn Henderson, Wilma Mikesell, Maurine Roskelly, La Ree Davis, llo Marie Packer. FRONT ROW-Glen Fenwick, Edward Smith, Harley Wynn, Leo Talbot, Kent Parrish, Dale Jones, Ronald Dietrich. SECOND ROW- Gordon Powers, Bud Gertsch, Robert Rounds, Joseph Zahm, Kenneth Myler, Ralph Myler, William Westergord, Matt Breeze. BACK ROW- Bob Cook, Lowell Magleby, Robert Schild, Bob Packer, Glenn Smith, Rulon Woodvine, John Butterfield. , Poky l-li h's Science 5543455 ' ' ' Club gotgstarted off with a bang this year at the regular organizations assembly in the fall, Eddie Van Vleck was the star ofthe day with a very interesting talk onthe embalming of cats. Most of the student body had previously thought that any members ofa science club must be very solemn people, but by the time Eddie had finished amusing them, their ideas were changed. But the club had some serious meetings this year, too, at which they had an electroplating demonstration, and a Tesla Coil demonstration on electric currents. They have also visited l. S, C. several times where they look- ed over the museum and the comparative an- atomy lab lwhere they saw more catsl. Mr, Keller was their adviser, Officers were Armond Glick, president, Eddie Van Vleck, secretary, ond Dean Green, treasurer. Though art 74753 ' ' ' is applied to every study that is concerned with man's appre- ciation of the beautiful, no field of study could be more deserving of the name than that which deals with the beauties upon which man gazes. In an effort to advance interest and development in this direction Poky l-ligh's Arts and Crafts Club has been working overtime this year. Taking up textile painting, learning how to create cor- sages, composing original greeting cards, and sketching from life were only a few of the things which they did at their meetings, All the scenery in the operetta was designed and painted by the members of this club. Miss King, who is adviser to the club, says that their demonstrations of creative art and their art exhibit went over very well. Officers: Joan Sorensen, president, Doris Dold, vice-president, Anastasia Dokos, secretary, Roland Ooley, treasurer. SEATED+Mr. Keller, Tom Towers, Duane Lloyd, Robert McCarty, Dean Green, Ray Nielson, Edward Lore STANDING--Ronalrl Thomas, Richard Wallin, Armand Glick. Eddie Van Vleck and George Probart not in picture Carol Maillet, Miss Lola Kina, Pat Driscoll, Marv Ocheltrce, Susan Taniycma, Yxonne Birklanrl, Joan Sorensen, Doris Dold, Anastasia Dokos, Roizcnd Owlev, Russell Lundgren, Ronald Spidell, Dan Darien ammelaaucal-feague Snnce Latun ns the language from whach most other languages have evolved the study of that language IS one of ever present Interest How ever as most good things are dlfflcult to achneve Latin rs not the easuest subject sn the world to learn But students of Latin l and Latln ll have found that the actnvutnes offered them In the Jr Classical League have made Latun far more easy for them and more Interesting also By means of Latin work games and Latln songs meetnngs were kept lnvely All the members of the League ordered therr puns thus year and Mass Sylvna Smrtham reports that the club has been busier and more active than ever before Officers Bob Beasley presrdent Clarence Smith vlce pres: dent Katherxne Swisher secretary and Lots Mc Gee treasurer S p 2 2 Sophomore Latin stu dents are the ones who make up the membership roll of the S P R Club For those of you who don t already know It the S P Q R was the name of the old Roman Senate Our Poky Hugh group has progressed rapudly thus year under the guidance of Mass Sylvua Smntham Thenr meetnngs have been very lnvely affanrs all year because ofthe efforts of the effucrent program committee That commuttee de veloped some very fmne entertarnment for the members of the club They also planned and held a Latun banquet whrch resembled the type of ban quet the old Roman emperors and kings held Ot fucers Dale Vesser presudent Bob Turner vuce president Paula Bryan secretary Doris Foulk treasurer Mlldred Kelly Jule Hawkes Henry West Mary Carolyn Weller Don Stuart Jo Ann Falter Clarence Smsth LaNay Flnnt Eugene Watson Joan Sebesta Wlllns Hester Bob Beasley Bob Stottard Georgia Kortum Phnl Jordan Charlottne Brrafls Loss McGee Bllly Murray Kathernne Swlsher Janet Wilson FRONT ROW Dons Foulk Paula Bryan Dale Vesser Bob Turner SECOND ROW Bernrce Belxsle JoAnn Jensen Mary Louise Shlppert Dons Latamer Dons Magee Peggy Vuckery Amelua McDougall Gary Howard Gary Spldell Blrd Frnlayson THIRD ROW Judy Green Barbara Chaffee Beverly Edwards Beverly Curtus Edgar Marvrn Eddie Van Vleck Richard Preece James Martnn Wlll Kawamura Klune Jones BACK ROW Agnes Lore Annette Walker Wlllus Mc Laughlm Jack Anderson Harry Shnmada Davld Haller Robert Snyder Max ff f 'XX 'Q X A-if ll29I f 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I . . I ' . I . 1 . . 1 1 . I , - - . . - 1 1 'I ' . I . ' . 1 1 1 f , 1 1 ' 1 ' - , I I I - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 W' 1 1 1 - '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I V I I I I I I I ' I I T 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ,!'f'?7'T 1,-1 , f 1. l fb - t . 3, 1 ' 1 1- 1 P E .. -rf 1 f 1 , , . K . ,I . r . .K f. Q - 'Q . I 1 I, - Q t ' x a , - Z . V E L , Y - I. I - ,l I ,A -as T FRONT ROW-Nellie Meoder, Pat Allred, Barbara Burton, Laura Hackworth, Sharon Ann Kearsley, Marlene Hansen, Ann Wells, Joanne Kihara. SECOND ROW-Ronald Harker, Helen Lambrou, Devona Miner, Grace Barratt, Kimiko Shimada. THIRD ROW-Afton Johnson, Jean- ine Barrow, Helen Stowell, Marianne Kihora, Hanaye Yamamoto, Barbara Parkinson. FOURTH ROW-Shirley Knowles, Richard Davis, Dawn Millward, Bonnie Lish, Sharlene Millward, FIFTH ROW-John Mena, Robert Archuleta, Jim Cox. FRONT ROW-Glenn Fenwick, Dean Green, Armand Glick, Jack Worth, Peggy Martz. SECOND ROW-Jack Anderson, Edwin Perkins, Eddie Van Vleck, Glenn Burdick, George Garrord, Cleta Hammond, Carita Loveland, Gene Hatch. - Though we no long- ' ' er hear as much about the good neighbor policy as formerly, Poky High's Spanish Club hasn't forgotten how it works. At one of their meetings this year, they entertained a Mexican singer who returned the compliment by singing Mexican songs for them. ln their study of Spanish, that language of ro- mance, the club members subscribed to a Mex- ican magazine called Norte An effort to ap- preciate the foods of our Southern neighbors was climaxed by an enchalada dinner, Mr. Walton, the club adviser, also told us that at their meet- ings the club often heard records of Spanish songs and conversations conducted in Spanish Heber Hansen, president, Beverly Forrest, vice- president, Jeanne Barrow, secretary, Sharon Ann Kearsley, treasurer. made W ' ' l A new club came into being this year in Poky High. A group of students interested in the ad- vancement of visual education in the school or- ganized the Movie Club. Since December when the club was started, it has given the students of Poky High movies which were more efficiently run, and it has had the movie room renovated. The members have run two pictures for the school and have big plans for continuing the work of their club next year. Jack Worth, Rachel Gallo- way, Armond Glick, and Peggy Martz drew up the constitution and asked Mr. Brown to be their adviser. Thanks to the interest and efforts of the students and Mr. Brown, Poky High moves for- ward with the times. Jack Worth, president, Peggy Martz, vice-president, Armand Glick, secretary-treasurer. li302l S 746 7'zeeafam I am an American A free American Free to speak without fear Free to worship God in my own way Free to stand for what I think right Free to oppose what I believe wrong Free to choose those who govern my country This heritage of Freedom l pledge to uphold For myself and all mankind Rededication week at Poky High was celebrated in fine styles The government room became a miniature Freedom Train and through the ef' forts of Miss Hoffman, the government adviser, the school was able to obtain some fac- similes of many of the famous documents on the train. Classes were taken through the govern- ment room to hear talks on the documents. Our school's Free- dom T r a i n committee, Max Rich, Pat McDevitt, Paul Gled- hill John Scoville and I ene Barrett gave s p e e c h e s and handed out booklets to every student All students learned the Freedom Pledge On Free dom Day schools from all over southeastern Idaho had their bands in the parade and our own high school besides their band entered a very fine float Because of our superintend s foresight the tr stopped at Pocatello Max R ic h chairman of the Freedom Train committee Shows Jim Boyles Bill Hart land and Douglas Hitler a dup Iicate of the first draft of the constitution which was on dns play in the government room The Freedom T a n at Pocatello o March 27 l948 R F II3 0555 xg X - - I I I I , . ' . ' . ent' ' , oin i.. . I ' . I D I I I l T , I - r i n , , Q I s Qs l .- T . -- 4. 4 I' I f 0 ' I K 'f 5 P ' A ll 1 4-J POKY HIGHLIGHTS Frneshung a very succesful year Larry Vevug Csports reporterl Jnm Boyles they sfort the weekly program over K E Y Y 7a 74ece We Hey Joe where us some rope? you mlghf hear someone yell from backstage The supplrer of all needs us head audutorrum yanutor Joe Olnve In a very lazy lustless manner the orngunal Poky Hugh German Band plays Oh Where Has My Llrtle Dog Gone? What would a basketball game be without Delmar Vaul s pounding out rhe war chant on the bass drum? ll32l s BX ., ? -3 .. gg . , X X sy- . f , , A A - .. N ,' I .-'- A: .. 1' ,u JX - . N M . , m ' M B 1 lannouncerl, Jessie Hollenbeck and Duane Lloyd lschool reportersl pause for a seLond before I E . . DK ' sf If , r I N- 1 F . 'L 1- f 1 is A. l 3 L V 41' I l , L r. ! ' 5, . I . .K . . I ik .,. 1 I! S c e n e One Character a small blonde gurl wuth a ba ton a bug smule and a sense of rhythm Scene Two Character same gmrl same smule and same sense of rhythm A bug gurl now she was the unspuratuon tor the theme of the l9-48 annual She us our cover gurl a hugh steppung mauorette who personutues precusuon un marchung enthusuasm tor sports and loyalty for each debate oratorucal meet pub lucatuon musuc testuval game contest senate porley electron assembly essay contest art exhubut operetta and tor every other school fa actuvuty Our character s ,H Aw' vi av pecan! Ewa: Representung Poky to the best ot theur abuluty are the tollowung members ofthe exchange assembly FRONT ROW Gloruo Gunn Eduth Deck Jerry Cox Rose Marne Murohy Gayle Couch Nora Lee Lowe Marulyn Getty Jerry Hendricks Dotty Lou Eclcersley Norma Meccuco Nancy Harruson Sue Dele Jensen Jean Carlsen Jean Tolman Maxune Wellard Elaune Poole Jerry Bruggs BACK ROW John Groom Beryl Jensen Ford Paulsen Mark Morgan Jack Tay lor Eldon Reynolds Jay Hawkes Jack Reese Rhea Hansen Von Atkunson Vurgunua Kelly Bob Swanson Jo Bosquet Shurley Davus Glen Futueld Joe Wul lus Mr Barlow slts at the puano ll33l I I I I I l Q . . ' ' v ' - ' , 3, - . I ' 0 ' I 'A R lg 4 j . - . . ha I ,u I 3 . . . . . N - 4+ y .- ' h 7 ' 4 ' V 4 u . . A . MN 1 YJ' . ' v ' cl Y I 1 1 ' I - I .1 r 1 -, x I 1 I- V ' . . .LVN , L.,,..5v Y 1 1 1 ,, Tru' 'I' ' JW' 5'-3. I 'L K- -: l ' , fl Q '--fs : 'f 11 . ' ' , ' . ff .. f.f'rw', ,, u Joyce Cousuns. u, u --,Q 1. .g I A, mu, I C ga -, .. J - -1 ','r?'7fA u -A1 u -,, ', ,'. ': . ,iff z L ' J! ,qs -X' 'ka 2 -L ' : -3'-V'-u1r'W' , X ,qs- Q 7 I ' I I I I I I I I , I u 1 1 I . ' Y I I ' I I ' I I I I - I A I I I I I I I I I I - f ji! xg' 'vlffx i 1294 6 ffmchftdemgeduwdiifietiatcoaezamlmzd 7afz4oae4ZZalafzmadfo4Zeczwz6a9weez'cmd. f4ndaatazf4ee.we,eZed9eoaz4ecvzz'4cmd44ad4, Deen fflmcz 77Zcu!efz. padq ff ' if? . k , E I A ' Q fn f 1 QQ WI-M E 4 -- gm. s-..:.., .'3'z2',?f2gl.g1l V 'QI' ' If 1 iff, ll V 3 A I ng V' ig 1' I T 2 fly. Q ,ri N - Q i I F C7 un mf WZ-fjamfly Eflaxalmn Q llefummf 8 X -Q E 'i1 :, I 1 S ' , , E ' Wien '7nz-mdaawg Wtezcianu maven l -mfg. T' ,L-i i nifclmx nu. ,.. i 5 l F' T- Q fy 1,-, f jk l 4.l.iL?1.: ' si il , i -3' .LE Z In Regard to the Building Problem: Lian Many building materials are very high in price at the present time. Con- struction costs are high. lt you are not compelled to build at once it will pay you to deter your house building until after July lst or better yet until next spring. Conditions will be better at that time. It you need advice about building, come in and see us. lf you need ma- terials for repairs, come in. We will be glad to help you. Best wishes to all the students for a successful year's finish. We ap- preciate all the fine records that have been established this year in the High School. Pocatello Ijspmber Co. F reddy's Sport Shop 'R mmrmslggu vi 0DDOsile Chief Theatre ' Phone doo 5 HXRADWKRE e -QCANVAS. INC' lp U5 illlli O POCATELLO'S SMARTEST JEWELRY for POCATELLUS SMARTEST PEOPLE Equipment 'k QUALITY JEWELERS Credit, Yes - But Value First Phone 400 Opposite Chief Th l137i i CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF II48ll LEENEY FURRIERS ragga all AIZ,-, N-fx Your Ecnsf Side Druggisf PHONE 450 FOGG DRUG ir POCATELLQ IDAHO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 FROM AN OLD GRAD Closs Of 1899 LEO Lewis modern deb 123 scum Main Phone 1980 shoppe REMEMBER NIELSEN MOTOR CO. CARS Bought, Sold and Traded 230 West Lewis St. Phone 405 BEN FRANKLIN Shop AfThe E t S'd 9 'is ' 6 M 0 dl e O D an y Vorlety Store Wash Cotton THRIFT SHOP Gnd Sportswear For Dressy Dresses High School Miss 318 Eost Center 1733-R I I 147 Norfh Main 381 if 'T' When You Think Of y HAMBURGERS n,.xNNu in lUMBl:Q 'fs The smxitu. J TOP NQTCH We grind our own fresh daily from the Grade A Beef Only. 435 Eost Center .loe's Shine Lounge ,k i Students Shoes our Let us help you with your Specialty Building problems Dye and Shine Phone 656 550 S. First 105 soufh Main Central Bldg MALTS - SHAKES - SANDWICHES 'I17 South Main 1' TA peclafe 5 .qtote CLOTHING DRY GOODS SHOES GIFTS 312 West Center 1139? M b First F CI I Secur ty R Syste Sy f F d I D p 1' I C p t First SCCILIllFIiIf'y Bank mf IIcdla1Ilw,N,AI. uf-- COMPLIMENTS l I I S. H. KRESS L--'l'-I' 8: CG. T OM'S . DO-NUT SHOP 5c - 'l0c 8. 25c Stores 401 E. Holliday Phone 958 I IAOI X fx 7AanZf1 few yawn pahamqe .f . N QW Master portraits 1 Success To The Class Of 1948 Ladies Apparel Store The Most Beautiful 1 in the Northwest fa V5 '1' 5' 51111 Q Bistline Agency uNsunANc: - u.oANs - soups HUGHES 1 140 Soufh MCJiI'1 Street Phone 2000 155 South Arthur 1 1411 Congratulations To The Class of 1948 SAFEWAY STORES We Sell 'Em, Rent 'Em, Fix 'Em IDAHO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 205 South Mdin Phone WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND HOPE EACH PURCHASE PROVES ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY LEE WATSON snos. If You Want It Printed . . AND BETTER Just Call PHONE l2I F9 ' , 7m:. Printers Photo Engravers Lithographers Pocatello, Idaho E AT SSNITSEQTUL 'ONS Boys, Buy Your Graduation You Represent America's SUITS Here MOS' V 'UQb'e Asset CLOTHES FROM BLocK's 2+iigiffll M A Give You '22 A Distinctive Appearance That Means If h Keen Pleasure UNELU 5 M?EWELE H 5 M, ,,,, g.-.--.g1 I 431 TWO NAMES WITH A SINGLE PURPOSE: Advertising Ideas I That Sell BILLZ SIGNZ CO. mg .I rs I 1 xx 'iii IC-1 ' BIG 4 ADVERTISING, INC. if Neon Displays - Outdoor Advertising Painted Displays -5 -f ir POCATELLO IDAHO XQQID AV WHO Y. M. C. A. CAFE SCHOOL LUNCHES 133 North Arthur Phone 773-J C f1Qf0fU'0fiOnS . - . To The Class of '48 From The SWEET SPOT BRADFORD'S CANDY LAND 2I2 North Arthur MARTIN FURNITURE, INC. Carpets - Furniture CONGRATULATIONS To 233 N. Main Phone 1907 CLASS OF '48 F. W WOOLWORTH .rixxm f, 1 for I SNEREQ ,CE CREAM Um voun SCHOOL SUPPLIES ul Null Vllll Rl - 1 W y I d E ylf E y C Y o b LIF AHEAD h dl HAVE YOUll LAR IKILLUNDITIUNED HERE NOW! Automotive Transportation is the Association Realize our constant vital part of this modern community obligation to provide the essentials We new car dealers members of of good dependable econornical The Pocatello Automotive Dealers automotive transportation For Better Service Patronlze Your New Car Dealer Intermountain Equip Co INTERNATIONAL Intermountain Chevrolet Co CHEVROLET City Motor Co Hoover Nash Motor Co NASH The Hill Bros Gem State Auto Co BUICK C Ed Flandro FORD Motor Center Inc MERCURY LINCOLN Blair Fry Motor Co DODGE PLYMOUTH Highway Motor Co. OLDSMOBILE Murray Motor Co. HUDSON H1451 DESOTO PLYMOUTH Bullock Motor Co Chrysler Plymouth Pi onee r Motor Co PACKARD B anno ck Motor Co Pontiac-Cadillac-GMC Truck 8. Bus Equip. Co. White Trucks-Jeeps S 1 . 4 J J Y 1 I I I 'I A , J hen ou're in he river's seat human livu are in your hands. Thafs why it's so important to lreep your car in perfect mechanical condition. ver i e is recious- ours, your family's, your friends. Drive with a claar conscience by having us, your factory-franchised new car dealer che K our car regularly-recondition it when needed -r mom or when you driva thera's E , an e with care! 1 ' 1 Q - 1 1 t!.lilJ.lJl-LU -Tl ' SQ? l'0zJ5 Sl: mm EE ,eg ls.J J' Q II we if W fffffffffffffffff I I I I WIIIIIII linzu1.QfQmn1B1L XIII Z MIIIIII 'lb 403 'IB FIB QD 95 .1 'SHEEP Kill!-P ig. cf LOOK FOR THE NEW THINGS FIRST AT 4IO South Mom 31461 . fi 4-ff yivfffy' f ELIC ll C C0 YOUR A 'SEI GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER X I A sr. , II f' 'I A W A I x I - 4, ' I. - I -4+ , 13-1- 1 f I 1 ': I I ' - Je- ?. Ugg ' I ' : V1 V' II. L. -III I I . ,SI , 83, ' .I Ip I . ' I I I I I . Sl-wxsn-III. I , ' f W I , . . + , . I , X' - ,M ,FOAM II4,, 4, .L . O ,MMV IL' A 'insult 0 M gfu gzfrzfnzz-zf:,lvQ I 1' Ii E2 gr '1 ' i e ,. ' f-1'!,'I'g??z. ij 91:4-f-lr.ux?J33f R I I a I 1 '-i:1:1:I:E't-:+ ' .'4.'-'li -1ICEZEZESE352212252525- REIQESE-:-I'X -'-. 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High Schooi GirIs- I O ,, ,WJ ' McKEssoN's PRODUCTS A OPPOSITE POST OFFICE 346 W, Center 6 Phone 3 I -J Pocatello Idaho James C. Bangs Stationers, Inc. IDAHO PAINT 6? GLASS CO. Your Headquarters For COMMERCIAL STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS RAWLINGS SPORT EQUIPMENT , POCATELLO IDAHO H481 I37 North Moira -aj? 7 Reinheimers Confectionnry S F B C DRIVE INN :I Q R Q STEAKS - FOUNTAIN C E O D sANDwlcHEs Y S Y DINNERS Fountain and Lunches 1300 North Main Pocatello Fawson Music Co. Of The Sign Of The .... CAT QualityRec2:EdsTimeIy Shee:nMusic DDLEH CONGRATULATIONS T0 Paramount Cleaners CLA55 OF '48 ZOCMJ Discount, Cash ond Carry FROM PHONE 828 POCATELLIAN STAFF 336 wen clark Pocatello 11491 I f4,,'l,.!l Half -A As i I . Q - 1 K. . ,. ' U , if sg K ' FAX X 1 ,mW'1.T, 'T'L 'W ' 1 WATKINS GROCERY ef CONFECTIONERY SUNDAESOPT Lgglgign Tnd:1A:L:'ogdaf SHAKES 4 x',a 2 L 1 ' . A . . FLT i AQ 'T 7 S' '7-1... WJ K,-If tim VU' 1.155 . Af ,,,, -A .'x, A f A 75 :vw 7 Ax I.-,t .- - Q -.J . W A U w A 715 MQW. D f ,f' . .V ' 1 JA V ASHTON HENDERSON r IDAHO BANK 81 TRUST 331 West Lewis Phone 2287-W ' 1501 BURLEY - BLACKFOOT BISTLINES SINCE 1900 0 PRIMARY ' COMMERCIAL ' FLIGHT INST. 0 INSTRUMENT ' MULTI-ENGINE i' Approved by St I' B d f Ed t . H-ww.-CU. H Poky High Flies At: WILSCN FLYING SERVICE, INC. - 1 Q WFQ -Q .gtg 4 4 ', fy HAI D-Rl I E unowlcnu nu.: Alf xnrmmu. l Pharmacy Building MALTS - SHAKES ROOT BEER X X 'V ,m DELLART FLORAL tl x. x' N S. ,V . DELL DALTON ART JUDD Petersen Furniture Ce. DELL-ICIOUS ART-ISTRY CANDY IN Pocatello - Blackfoot - ldoho Falls 224 North Main Phone 98 H531 Phone 440 445 East Center Efuwythzfzg F01 The lunzor M155 Qyglkfb gf ffwwwwfw M M km 5 Q K Q Q? Fargwfwnlsonfwells SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE nn Pocatello THE OUTSTANDING CAB SERVICE ls Furmshed By THE GREE 692 WHITE C A B S Luxurious PACKARDS with two-way Radios The PHONE Is .3388 Owned and Operated by former P.H.S. 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I' - K ff!! jr-. 1.259 X 97 lr , 'U W 'frm ,st 'f'-I., ls I' 0 iv M. ,firm WM' Arn, O '14 I Electrlclty fa- fix Sr One of hus oldest yet one ot the most popular In has bag of trucks ns Reddy Knlowatt s ablllty to produce quantities of hot water with a touch ot has magic wand Any tamlly can enjoy the comforts of Instantaneous hot water with an automatuc electruc water heater Day and night a turn at the tap brrngs hot water tor all the household tasks and personal uses Your dealer well gladly show you the latest models and wall recommend the proper slze for your home A 52 gallon tank wlll tall the needs of the average slze family Thermostatic controls bnng the water to the desired temper ature and then automatucally shut oft the electric current You ll fund that an electnc water heater ns sate and economical too patrucularly at Idaho Power s low electric rates But be sure you get a tank large enough for your requlrements sf ya IDAI-IOEF POWER s th Does So uch Costs So L1ttle s .AI V 'ng 20 bu! u A CITIZEN WHEREVER IT SERVES offude 9 ,glllfdffrg E' Q0 6 of CWIPZCSS Q75 Wfxu' Dlrghod 9 bluffs fflvere oys Q 670173 ehfy he ,I Ore work ecfnc. 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