Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1949 volume:

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Our student government ls our Field Manual, The school constitution Our compass. By it We learn To work To play To achieve To prepare For our adult challenge Of tomorrow. For tomorrow with its Exciting, Unconquered, Unpioneered, Camps and bivouacs, lts stratosphere, lts dreams unsolved, lts atom-shattered Scientific secrets, lts human cries For social adjustment Will be our challenge. Let us Keep faith So that We may, At the call for reveille, Meet our adult One World Of tomorrow. -George N. Green cess of hard work, the man who could well be called Poky Hi's ambassador of good will, the man who is our superintendent, George N. Green. Since he believes in us, we hope we shall not dis- appoint him in the way we meet our adult chal- Ienge of tomorrow. ' oreworrl We, the members of your Pocatellian staff, in order to present you with a faithful record of your school year, 1948 and 1949, have compiled this yearbook, using as its theme that all-important phase of life at Poky High, student government. To bring out the spirit of our school democracy, our artist has created a town- crier, who peers and appears into our busy life. Walk with him through these past months and enjoy the memories you find, together. Remember in your future life the teachings you have learned here. Your yearbook is your record of all that high school has held in store for you. Keep it and enjoy it to its fullest advantage. A LDV M A M . f AOA! Z, ,Joe 7,900 pf W W W. iiontents - School Government ,....,,.......,.....,,.,.,...,,,.. 6 Organizations and Activities .............. 12 Sports .....,....................,.,.,,......,...,.......,.,,......., 66 Faculty ..........................,..,,....,,.......,...........,, 88 1 Classes ........,.....................,.....,...........,....,,,,, 98 Boosters ...............,.,.....,,...,..,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,., 147 I 5 YN Mm! gf-Q Zi? 4 - ,gf 1 ,- Jgltwr 1 . !g?5lI5fi'ETnFEX Tkxg 343 M133 . PVKWTQ Q No o l , Q Eucrs of the ?resident 1 3 XA 2 RSE student Body Shan be the chief e ' ' ofthe Studen S x is A E 3 is Hear Bel ' aw liliahers All legislative power herein granted shall be vested in a Legislative Branch which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives. 'llhe I-louse Back Row-Miss Smitham, Miss Bell, Mrs. Bohlschied, Miss Dotzour, Mr. Gledhill lSpeaker of the Housei. Front Row-Miss Hansen, Mrs. Sahlberg, Mrs. Holcomb, Miss McAllister. The Senate Front Row-Tim Brennan lpresident of the Senatel, Phylis Pack, Ralpheyn Kearsley, Peggy Vickery, Bill Craven, Dick Jensen, Jimmy Pugmire. Middle Row-Evelyn Brydon, Cliff Sato, Miss Hoffman fadviseri, Harold Horrocks. Back Row--Tom West, Harold Paige, Gary Spidell, Cecil Ames. 8 THE BANK Sitting-Luke Lamb, Gary Smith, Mary Lou Ochletree, James Schatz. Standing--Mr, J. A. Ziebarth, Louis Ferri, Nea Allen. THE SCHOOL CLERKS Sitting-Jo Ann Lamb, Diane Scarborough, Sue Brookhart, Laurel Hart, Susan Taniyama, Judy Green. Standing-Dennis Dalton, Faye Palmer, John Scoville. The entire student body applauds Nea Allen, Phylis Pack, Gary Paxman, Tim Brennan, for their capable leadership throughout the year as treasurer, secretary, president, and vice-president of the stu- dent body, respectively. X THE c:ABiNET Sitting-Marian Clarke, Nea Allen, Gary Paxman, Phylis Pack, Gary Paxman, Tim Brennan, for their Tom Flint. V V The Executive power shall be jointly vested in the President of the Student Body and the Principal ot the High School. 9 Standing, left to right: Francis King, Jack Bonner, Bob Dudley, Bob Booker, Mr. Ellis, adviser. Seated, left to right: Sue Dele Jensen, Bernie Eyler, Alice Hodgins, Dorothy Bor- ton, Tom Flint, school attorneyg Lavon Rytting, Marianne Kihara. ' aw 'nterpreters The Judicial Power of the Court shall attend to all cases involving the con- stitutionality of laws ,passed by the Legislative Body, penalties for violation of the student body laws and over all other matters requiring a judicial de- cision, when requested to do so by either House. raffic quad First Row-Bob Spaeth, Jimmie Miller, Jay Hunter, Tom Beebe, Dick Gates. Second Row- Raymond Williams, Carl Marler, Don Lindsay, Roger Kerr, Larry Hancock. Third Row- Eugene Mullen, Gene Jacobsen, Jimmie Anderson, Ed Brennan. Fourth Row-Virgil Cutler, Barry Todd. Fifth Row-Jay Casper, Errol Jacobsen, Lloyd Ferguson, Bob Booker. Sixth Row- Jay Bybee, Devoe Brown, Francis King, Reed Jensen. Seventh Row-Gaylord Hudson, Toby Davis. 1 o ' The senior senators, Har- old H o r roc ks, Harold Paige, and Cecil Ames seem amused at what Phylis Pack is typing. Nothing like a shining trophy case to end the basket- ball season. ur tudent Miss Hoffman shows Errol Jacobsen, Bob Dykman, Neil Parkin, and Ronald Sernmons a new addition to the historical collection. .. . ,,.,3., Xlf - one nment Under the watchful eye of Mr. Ellis, Dorothy Borton performs the yearly ritual of paint- ing names on a table in the government room. li-I'--I-. x 1 'v 1 W ' 8 Hi If 1- x, it g 4 15 it 4-1 f1Sftfi-r Qwg gffyffffjfa pf? SOA P ,WWW if M im JW 7 M Hrticle 3113-1Brganizations SECTION I-All organiiations and activities of the school now th d h II t under the direction of the executive officers of th h I d bj tt glt' byIg'It' t ,M I Know H 1 sf 3 5 I 13 BlLL JEFFERY, business manager. DOROTHY GRIGORA, editor-in-chief. FORD PAULSEN, assistant editor. he ' omtellian Editor in chief Dorothy Grlgora Assistant Editor Ford Paulsen Business Manager Blll Jeffery Photographers Dean Nielson Gary Howard Bob Dudley Art Editor Jack Taylor At the beginning of the year a comparatively green staff and two new advisers walked rather uncertalnly into the Pocatelllan room and began to worlf Now months later the some staff and the same advisers walk out of the Pocatelluan office a bit grayer a but wiser and a but more confident Things began popping early when Miss Madeline Thomp Asslsta nt Art Ed :tor Judy Green Sports Editors Tam Wilson Richard Davis Senior Editor Jeanine Barrow Gary Spldell Peggy Vlckery Frosh Soph Editors Ora Geddes Peter Brookhart Joan Sebesta Paulo Bryan Janice Cresap Barbara Frear Faculty Editors Organizations and Activities Editor Jack Leng Typrsts Jean Carlsen Arlene Robbins BOOHCESPGV Bonnie Hawkes Ad Salesmen Du Wayne Dickson Bird Finlayson Advisers Miss Lois Bartells Miss Betty Jean Phelps Mrs Amy Berrett son resigned after twenty years of service on the annual and introduced Miss Bartells and Miss Phelps into the art of yearbook making Together with the rest of the staff they became one of near panclemonium on the day of a deadline when busy brains and smelly glue took the spotlight The business staff guided by Mrs Amy Berrett were equally as busy os the editorial staff Their problems con slsted of selling ads and keeping the books straight We on the staff worked hard and long to put out an annual for the student We griped and loved every minute of lt' Each page of this I949 Pocotellian holds a special memory for us We hope you the students will look at it often and find a quiet pleasure in remembrlng the days when 2 . -. - . 5,H-H-U---nun-on---UF--nn . . . I - ' J I I , , - ' ----un-nl------H-nHH-u-nU.hh- ' I I I Junior Editors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,.,, John Scovillel I plunged into the hundreds of' layouts and pictures. The scene . I . I A f - '' ' . . , . . ---------------------------------------- , J I . ' I ' i . . 1 Q . . . s ' ' - . . ' - I I . . J.. . A Ml X i Frosh-Soph Editors and Adviser: Joan Sebesta, Ora Geddes, Miss Betty Phelps, and Peter Brookhart. Junior and Senior Editors: John Scoville, Peggy Vickery, Jeanine Barrow, and Gary Spidell. Business Staff: Bird Finlayson, Mrs. Amy Ber- rett, Du Wayne Dickson, and Bonnie Hawkes. Photographers and Sports Editors: Richard Davis, Bob Dudley, Tom Wilson, Dean Nielson, and Gary Howard. Art Editors and Adviser: Judy Green, Jack Leng, Miss Lois Bartells, and Jack Taylor. Faculty Editors'and Typists: Barbara Frear, Paula Bryan, Janice Cresap, Jean Carlsen, and Arlene Robbins. JOAN GETTY, editor-in-chief during the second semester. S fhE'HiLffE1ln if Tl Editor-in-chief .... Sports Editor .....,,,,,,,,,, Assistant Sports Editor Managing Editor ...... Advertising Manager . Business Manager .... Sports Staff ...... Joan Getty Richard Hronek Vern Mitchell .. ...... John Bevan Claudine Morris Ted Brown Eugene Mullen, John Bevan, Richard Black, Edwin Grayson Ad 5'f0ff ----- ---...... ....... B O b Sargent, Bill Halsey, Covell Young, Sharon Ann Kearsley, Proofreader Photographer Cartoonist ...,. Circulation .............., Shirley Knowles Tom Towers Eugene Mullen Joan Sorenson Jeannie Harrison Reporters ......,, Venna Jean Warren, Lucy Moe Sneddon, Nola Rae Davis, Clevo Gray, Etta Rose Tauscher, Jack Reese, Richard Wallin, Rosello McQuillon, Adviser .... Barbara Choffe, Joan Sorenson Mrs. lzetta Robertson The Chieftain has been published more frequently this year, one issue reaching the students every three weeks, a great change from the monthly issues of latter years. The editors and staff members have been turning out a better paper than ever before, striving with each issue to improve. This work of the students is shown as the Chieftain again won first rating in Columbia Scholastic Press Association's yearly school paper contest. For the reason that our school paper goes to each stu- dent ond into each home, the staff has tried to give o true impression of the school in all aspects--the serious and carefree, the busy and happy. Under the direction of the journalism adviser, Mrs. lzet- ta Robertson, o new plon was tried whereby two editors were appointed, one to serve each semester. Claire Mc- Quillan served as editor first semester and Joan Getty, second. Credit should be given to two students who've taken four semesters of journalism-Claudine Morris and Richard Hronek. The former has served os advertising manager for three semesters, the latter, as sports editor for three semesters, also. Sports Staff: Eugene Mullen, Vern Mitchell, Richard Hronek, Richard Black. Reporters: Richard Wallin, Virginia Rhodes, Sharon Ann Kearsley, Rosella McQuiIlan. Columnists: Lucy Mae Sneddon, Tom Towers, Shirley Knowles,' Venna Jean Warren, Jack Reese. 95ii5kE3i'15Q5 l l'2t22l?W!5xliWiXlQf Circulation: Etta Rose Tauscher, Joan Menou- sek, Joan Sorenson lcartoonistl, Bob Sargent. Reporters: Cleva Gray, Nola Rae Davis, Agnes Lore, Jeannie Harrison. Ad Staff: Noel Duerden, John Bevan, Bob Walker. BAND Bob Andrews, Earl Arnold, Nina Baker, Brent Ballif, Albert Beasley, Becky Lou Beasley, Bob Beasley, Dick Beasley, Den- nis Brown, Larry Christianson, Jim Cox, Bobette Criss, Geraldine Critchley, Dennis Dalton, Lee Daniels, Dan Dayley, Frank Dixon, Bob Dudley, Lola Dye, La Maine Eggleston, Elmo Fackerell, Duane Farnes, Darrell Fullrner, Marilyn Getty, Leo Gill, Pat Coach, Bob Gummersall, Merline Haber- er, Evan Hale, Richard Hammond, Charlene Harmen, J. Hawkes, Jerry Hawkes, Dennis Hess, Blair Hill, Marie Hodg- -ins, Gary Howard, Nolan Huff, Beryl Jensen, Bob Jensen, Kline Jones, Bob McCarty, Catherine McDougal, Dean Miller, Jacky Montgomery, Marjorie Morris, Dean Nielson, Adron Parkinson, Kent Parrish, Ford Paulsen, Bill Peterson, Bob Peterson, Richard Preece, Barbara Raymond, John Rom- ish, Lois Rothwell, Bob Rush, Bill Sandles, Jay Sappington, Freddie Siedow, Dennis Slaydon, Rosemary Studaher, Nora- line Stuart, Bob Swanson, Gene Taylor, Jack Taylor, Dewey Tayson, Hugh Templeton, Jack Thomas, Richard Thomas, Jay Tillotson, Frank Webster, Donna Weston, Larry Whitt- low, Joe Willis. Our young and charming concert mistress Miss Mar- got Gates takes the spotlight as violin soloist. 1Brchestra ,, ,g , ,,'. 3 1-1 35- 5 4 fx .. ,.,. ,.. , Q ki 'uv Q? 5 3 ' - QE iw? if ' Q f i'- mfF '4 Q , 'X R it f 2 I L I gf: C 3 if QSM W Q Y D ' . 1 xg? ' 'E' W K 1 if ' 1 4 ,Q ,, x if i,f .fy ,J , .,. . . - 'Wm 1' A 'f O My Y iffy Iv .. .ff ....... XX WN X5 ' '. . ' X +- if I , xii , , , , 3 X J 1 if , 45,3 I jk.-I www -M-,M fv 2 1 f E , H r. 3f'5f'2?H'w swag? QW E? a. 1 fx 'W M v ?'g?fY 2 'PW' ,zu uv 'Z wt. fs' 1 W 5 2 Num., fww 5f w S The trumpters three - Dennis Dalton, Bob Swanson, and Beryl Jensen who carry on in their fine tradition. The flute quartet consists of Ford Paulsen, Bobette Criss, Katherine McDougall, and Bill Sandals. Our fine violin quartet is made up of four love- ly girls, Margot Gates Jule Hawkes, Bonnie Lish, and Isabel Yearsley. Gary Howard and Jerry Hawkes prepare for the State Music Contest. Frank Webster, Jay Sappington, Brent Ballif, and Robert McCarty discuss a fast moving number for the coming exchange assembly., B X 5 if J ,- , ,is i , f , iv L. ' .X ' . , X r , ,-'fi' T ,, J 9 , if ,f l',g i 3 I ye students of the Poky wigwom will long remember the fine cost of this ors operetto under the dire ' f R , C ctcon o ompton Barlow. D15 -QFPTUNE T ELLE ERMA' f , , ' ' SHARLENE' MILLwARD FRESCBAY ALLEN NANCY HARmsoN gr HOWARD MQLAUG:'HU1V LADISLAS- DAVE HALLEQ 90R'5' W , ew sssxsr no - SM' 55N Wazfzra WEESE E BOYES j 'gcuinas RULSFN I e fl Ye young braves put finishing touches on scenery for the operetta, The Fortune Teller. hair Pat Allred, Ann Amundsen, Theros Angelos, Ilene Barrett, Jo Bosquet, Joe Bayes, Ed Brennan, Jerry Briggs, ,Evelyn Brydon, Janis Burton, Catherine Bybee, Joan Carlsen, Wanda Cook, Bill Craven, Ruth Ann Croshaw, Mary Ellen Dalton, Toby Davis, Dottie Lou Eckersley, Eddie Jo Eldredge, June Eskalson, Joanne Falter,,La Nay Flint, Jim Forrest, Barry Gordon, Myra! Green, Dave Haller, Devon Hansen, Rhea Hansen, Ronald Harker, Nancy Harrison, Marian Harris, Mary Heminging, Jerry Hendricks, Leroy Holt, Carol Jacobsen, Sue Dele Jenson, Jimmy Jones, Mary Alice Rampton Barlow, head of the Music Department, very . capably lead the Poky vocalists. ln a typical pose Rampton Barlow helps Howard McLaughlin to interpret his part. Kellow, Virginia Kelly, Kenneth Kerr, Gerald Kington, Joyce Knowles, Shirley Knowles, Helen Lambrau, Don Lun- burg, Lois McGee, Howard McLaughlin, Nellie Meader, Norma Meccica, Dawn Millward, Sharlene Millward, Char- lotte Mullen, Eugene Mullen, Fred Nelson, Leroy Newman, Kay Neilson, Ray Nilson, Bonnie Paulson, Jack Reese, Georgeie Richardson, Neil Rollins, Sally Rufenacht, Caroline Stocks, Donna Sue Stoll, Leba Terry, Barry Todd, Donna Weston, Renee White, Barbara Whitehead, Phyllis Willecke, Allan Grover. Ray Allen Gayle Anderson Benyamen Bennett Bob Bon ner Del Barkdull Reese Brown Ted Brown Ed Butterfield Jerry Chambers John Danlels Bob Day Bob Flelds Marvin Flfleld Wayne Fmck Armand Gluck Joe Grlfflth Allen Hale Bull Halsen Norman Hollmon Henry Jensen Alma Johnson John Locke Wlllls McLaughlin Nell Neeley Dorothy Adams Betty Andrus Joyce Atkinson Mae Baeley Susan Ball Catherine Bennett Margaret Bard Anlta Brady Helen Davxs Marslyn Davus Mary Hean Belate Marla Dokok Myrna Dopp Myrlan Druce Lorraine Elman Nadine Ellus Janice Evans Lauralee Fawson Joy Foley Pat Gard ner Leona Gravatt Ethel Gemmell Sylvla Hatch Marllyn Hawkes Joyce Humernck Glorune Jacobsen Harriet Karras Thesplna Katsslometes Beverly Kenago Hazel Kung Shirley Klte Joan Kunze Dellarae Law Cora Lee Mary Beth Lock ridge Donna Lyon Ann Mangum Frances McCormack Verl Nexder Deward Nelson Bull Ollver Charles Puckett Bob Pettlt Duck Pettlt Don Richmond Tom Sanford Bull Scott Ray Smith Dan Smuth Richard Spullet Dan Sodan Frank Shelton Bob Spaxth Kelth Spahr Jack Swisher Bob Wheeldon lJl'llS lJI'llS Annabell Mcee Pat Merrrll Patsy Muller Maruon Munn Mardene Nixon Anita Norton Mary Ellen O Donnell Artella Pinkerton Bllllnell Pool Myrna Potter Glorla Randall Ruth Ann Robrnson Carol Rupp Elaine Sakelarls Shirley Shields Dawnna Smith JoAnn Smith Jean Snyder Devona Stephen son Carol Sherwood Mary Thornock Laura Van Merlynn Walker Claudme Waters Shanna Webster Barbara Wllles Pat Wullson Lons Wllson Frances Winters Clara Woodland Kathryn Wrnght Elaine Zundell 1 1 . 1 ' Y . 1 1 I I . I , ' 1 1 1 1 I I ' I 1 . I 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 1 A 1 ' 1 U 1 1I 1 I I I I - I ' I I l I I . I I I I I I I I I I I ' : 1 . 1 1 J J ll 1 I , ' I , I , I 1 I l 1 II 1 I 1 1 I I I Bonnie Butfaloe, Joyce Bunting, Elna Crouch, Lois Daltonl POCRGV1 Gl0 l0 POCHUV1 June p0 lClD0l051 M99 PeCk1 DOHHOA J U 1 . . 1 1 D ' ' I h ' . J ' . . ' . I I I 1 1 1 . . 1 l I . I V , ' I ' ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I' I 1 ' 1 . 1 I I I I . ' I ' , I 1 I . 1 I 1 l I , I1 I I 1 I I I I , , , 1I I I1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 ' I ' I I I I Back row-Joe Willis, Beryl Jensen, Dennis Dalton, Jim Cox, Bob Swanson, Dennis Hess, Evan Hale. Center row-Jack Taylor, Dean Nielson, Leader, Bob Jensen, Jerry Hawkes, Gary Howard, Dennis Slayden, Gene Taylor. Front row-Elmo Facrell, Frank Webster, Bob Mc- Carty, Brent Ballif, John Romish, Bob Petersen, Bob Dudley. Wap ' and Q. E rs-Q - ef 6 bb S 33 , Ef - m I rl -Ln lf O 'z 12' L l lei Q , Lovely Becky Lou Beasley smiles after having been crowned Queen of the Band Boll- on n v 4160 l 26 ln a beautiful punk and gold settung, Senior Prexy Reed Jensen places the crown on Hilvia's head as the orchestra plays the theme SOHQ. we Queen rwlllke l N yy? Y, - V , Q5 I A Wi '27 J X X i l arniual n-ed Confetti! Balloons! Circus Tent! Cardboard Clowns! In this gay atmosphere the annual dance of the Girls' Council was held. This year the Council introduced a truly new and unique idea. lnstead of the usual queen, a king and four princes were chosen to reign over the gala affair. Demon- strating the go get 'em attitude of the girls, the dance was one of thejrnost successful of the year. l . .,. , V i . I .,i , . N!! , i, 1 ' O f I , 4 lil i , . ,Ji l i fl . , f I ' ,--fl bf l ' l fl! ' Hatch Barrett poses with attendants Jerry Chambers, Bill Wilson, Bob Lee, and Dick Willecke after he has been crowned King Co-ed by Council president, Ralpheyn Kearsley. fflgl .'!f,9!i, , l 28 l loefn I 1' W .GVIJ eolh the 'blg tent.' Ralpheyn and Joanne Kihara put the finishing touches inside the carnival grounds. A quiet hour in Mr E.llis's economics class. Ted Burgon doesn't look too un- y happy doing janitor duty, but those water guns can get a fellow in ci peck of trouble. Three of the silent members of a play production pause for o min- ute in front of some new scenery. They are Toby Davis, stage man- agerg Tom Beebe, and Dean Niel- son. Jack Taylor adds a page brightner. Susan Reed, lovely ballad sing- er, signs autographs after the community concert. Wladimin Bajan, one of the Volga Troubadours does a puppet dance on a national assembly. Joe Doe is to see the registrar today, reads senior prexy Reed Jensen. if QMQW, ii Come on everybody, clap! ! The Pep Band gets set for a trip to Boise. lt's hard to tell which is the prettier, the flowers or the girls! Wheel The old warriors were never like this! The cheerleaders and Pep Club lead the parade. and lt's mighty hard to decide who wins 'ed Eek! a freak? Nope, it's only Red and Blue D 32 l WWII ,U 4, H I H Q , IQIUFIQQ 1 'A' ' '-t q 9 1. I A w 3 rv 0 X 9 . 1 . m . ill Sue Dele and the twins. We're from the hills. , Gettin' reody for the mixer. It s all over now. 1 s l 'lu 1 with u Y QNCS 0,4 Op fha MOM ,eww Q00 . cndvxe .igessle n Osgeffl Marjorie Higgins opens each assembly by playing the new organ, donated to the high school by the Lion's Club of Poca- tello. me W S' SY mov' eo yqovls , . . x Nl Shields 5 a bonlone Sy-,trxi KS ,io ploxl F reshmo l This looks more like Waltz Me Around Again, WiIlie than the rough and tumble boxing match on the GAA assembly. 34 Maxine Kelly does a fast tap in Indian costume on the Frosh show. Complete with snowmen and all the trimmings is the Soph assembly. Joan Sebesta sings a beautiful selection for the colorful Christmas pageant. ln a Harem is the theme for a part ot the Junior Follies of l949. Lucky Roger Kerr is the maharaja. 35 Look out, pedestrians! The cafeteria rush is on! This group of sophomore girls, Joan Sebesta, Joyce Snyder, Barbara Beebe, Wyone Wheeler, and Lula Pearl Wellard, stop for a chat after lunch. Giving Toby some pointers on lighting is Joe Olive head custodian of the auditorium Chief Pocatello, presented to the school by the Autrey brothers, keeps watch over things. 36 ln the beginning of the year, students active in the Red Cross in our school sent over fifty-two gift boxes overseas. Since then, these student representatives have been do- ing other innumerable services quietly and efficiently. Under the leadership of Ed Brennan, chairman, and Mrs. Mercer, adviser, the whole organization had a busy, but successful year. Poky High can well be proud of them. Shown with some of the gift boxes they later sent overseas Ifohgfs ' unior Bell ross Ed Brennan, chairman of the Red Cross, are Ed autographs a record album for the club. Brennan, Mrs. Mercer, Hazel Jones, Hugh Templeton, and Helen Davis. Representatives from various hornerooms are LaNay Flint, Coralyn Copening, Jerry Pugmire, Lola Dye, DeEtta Perkins, Catherine Bybee, Joyce Humeric, Harriet Karas, Tats Yamamoto, Kendall Strope, Larry Whitlow, Jerry Denkers. The Red Cross officers are Colleen Mooney secretary Ed Brennan president Mrs Mercer adviser and Dwlnna Bennett vice president The Senior Class Presents 'lltothing But The 'll'ruth a Ellms Qwes U on aS they I Y Leads Shurley Mersdeth and Glen Lusk l'l'lV' tt and Ted Burg read over thelr lines wlth Mass Jones Mclnevl nes coachnng from the sldelunes oTl'1Gl' 5 sae lts a proud nlght for Maurene Jones and Charles Kleffner says so with a box of flowers Clarence Van Dusen E M Ralston Bishop Doran Duck Donnelly Robert Bennett Gwendolyn Ralston Ethel Clark Sable Jackson Mable Jackson Yvonne 38 CAST Y Charles McDevltt Harold Paige Duane Farnes Ted Burgon Glen Lusk Shlrley Merldeth Norma McLeod Janlce Haskell Hllvla Ellls Yvonne Osborne :k ch Mrs. E. M. Ralston ......,............................. Marian Clarke lts a happy birthday for mem- bers of the Girls' Council as they c e l e b r a t e twenty-five successful years Those waiting for the cake to be cut are Ralpheyn Kearsley, Vir- ginia Kelly, Jeanine Barrow, Doro- thy Borton, Bernie Eyler, Ann Oel- wein and Doris McGee. These happy faces belong to the ' s of the Elks' contest on winner H Why DemocracY Works' They are ROYrnond Lisl'1, Esther Scholz' Mor- ian Clarke, Claire MCQUlll0'gf D222 thy Grigora, Pinkie Shima Gi Norma McLeod. lt s all over but the talking, as Ray Allen re cites his senior oration for a group of students Bob McCarty, Torn Towers, and Francis King, the only three students at Poky High to take the Princeton Col- lege Entrance Board Test, look over the physics exam. Mrs. Ellis Qlves to Q student. some after school helP 40 ' Clarke doing Marlon class studY I, K some between ing. Z1 I fl fr Elle 4.-l Cleon it clean, Nielson, soys Bob Booker To Deon, while Ber- ry Todd gives Booker thcit you wont he should lick it? look. ese b Cys Cerrci gOl'f7 nly do 9 T V7 o cry over Ipfzok Us if th milk. eylre nd C1 - l'ke o coke to e NOThlnQ I mecx. , 41 Three little lndians .... Harold Paige, Reed Jensen, and Francis King comment over the orations that made them winners. The subject was The Constitution - Guardian of the Peo- ple's Rights. Robert Schneider, Amelia McDougall, Gary Spidell, and Pat Reilly are the junior winners of the Red Cross that was open to the students in soci alogyw classes. Don Almond, another winner, is absent from the picture. Ten little lndians ..... these ten finalists came out v i cto rio us in the American Legion oratorical contest, Rhea Hansen, Harold Paige, Janice Burton, Joyce Babcock, Francis King, Marian Clarke, Reed Jensen, Virginia Kelly, Virgil Camp, and Jerry Briggs. One little Indian ..... Reed Jensen gives out with a big smile after having come out first in the contest. Making a good showing in out-at-town debate tournaments were the senior debaters, Richard Wallin, Leo Gill, Miss Frances Dotzour, adviser, Bob Walker, Chuck McDevitt, and Tom Towers. Resolved .... Poky's debaters, under the able coaching of Miss district tournament held at l.S.C, Francis Dotzour, have participated in several im- The big question this year was: Resolved: That portant tournaments. Among these were the an- the United Nations now be revised into a Fed- nual Statesman Tournament at Boise and the eral World Government. Blackfoot Invitational Meet, as well as the fifth Taking time out from cross-examining each other are the junior debaters, Bob Walker, Kine Jones, John Scoville, Paula Bryan, Cleo Pat Price, Pat Reilly, Harry Shimada, Jack Leng, and Jim Martin. W 43 'l 2 Winners of the intramural basketball tourney, held early in the season, the above group of court stars, most of whom later appeared on the varsity, gave a good accounting of themselves to emerge unbeaten from the joust. Left to right, Bob Dyke- man, Bill Packer, Ralph Hall. Back, left to right, Errol Jacob- sen, Neil Parkin, Bud Barry, Sam Frahm, Wesley Skidmore, Coach Chick Atkinson. ' ntramural Irish Mike O'Donnell, victor in the annual ping-pong tournament, triumphed over all his opponents in what constitutes a major blow to upper-classmen, as O'Donnell, who is a freshman, was relegated in pre-tourney predictions to the ranks of the also-rans. 44 Winners of the outlaw basketball tournament, the Has-Beens, displayed the fight and spirit that characterizes Poky's intramural program. Pictured above, the team consists of: left to right, front, Jim Gower, Charles McDevitt, Bob Rush, Leo Gill. Back, Jay Bybee, Tom Beebe, Bob Booker, Lloyd Ferguson, Toby Davis. ports Outstanding exponents of skiing, which is rapidly growing in popularity, these boys earned Poky an admirable reputation among the followers of the winter sport. Out of the hills, which in winter constitute their principle habitat, but grinning nevertheless, they are: left to right, Bird Finlayson, Francis King, Coach Mike Mills, Tom Flint, and Doug Collins. 45 First row-Bird Finlayson, Bob Booker, Bob Dudley, Brent Ballit, Charles McDevitt, Vern Mitchell, LeRoy Anderson, Dale Vesser, Tom Wilson, Kline Jones, Gary Paxman, Reed Jensen, Leo Gill, Gary Gottlieb. Second row-Gary Spidell, Lloyd Ferguson, Richard Davis, DuWayne Dickson, Lorin Hancock, John Beven, Larry Hancock, Eugene Watson, Phil Jordan, Dennis Slayden, Mr. Huntsman, Harry Shimada, Glenn Burdick, Tom West, Richard Campbell, Keith Roe, Much of the success of Boys' Council is due to Mr. Huntsman, Charles Pickett, Bernell Powell, Lyman Davis, Lawrence Gill. Third row-Ronald Harker, Bill Petersen, Wesley Skid- more, Harold Horrocks, Robert McCarty, Francis King, Tom Flint, Bob Rush, Heber Hanson, Ray Allen, Bert Horrocks, Richard Jensen, Dan Jones. Fourth row--Ed Brennan, Rich- ard Preece, Dennis Dalton, Harold Paige, Bob Schneider, Mits Nakashima, Bill Ryan, Gary Howard, Gary Smith, John Romish, Roger Knowleton, Bob Beasley, Paul Ellis. ad- viser, Tom Flint, vice president, Harry Shimada, secretary, and Leo Gill, president. 46 ' ings' ouncil Proud of their position as the foremost service club in the school, Boys' Council al- ways aims to do its work well. Ushering at school activities and checking up on ab- sentee's are the principal jobs of this club. Roused into activity by the photographer are Dale Vesser, Mits Nakashima, and Heber Hanson. Meeting with Miss Evans, adviser of Council, are Jeanine Barrow, secretary, Dorothy Borton, vice-president, and Ral- pheyn Kearsley, president. Absent from the picture is Vir- ginia Kelly, treasurer. Performing the daily duty of checking attendance are Virginia Rhodes, Grace Allen, Nadine Tonks, and Joan Sorenson. I Q I urls The oldest organization in the school, Girls' Council, has completed its twenty-fifth year of active service to Poky High. Council girls are noted for their high scholastic achievements and their willingness to help. Everyone is familiar with the cheerful faces of these busy girls who collect slips, check attendance, deliver bulletins, First row-Marilyn Bird, Dorothy Grigora, Glenna Beck, Georgia Kortum, Jeanine Barrow, Ralpheyn Kearsley, Doro- thy .Borton, Nancy Harrison, Ilene Barrett, Nadine Stern- ling, Sue Dele Jensen, Jerry Briggs. Second row-Margaret Cullen, Mary Lou Ocheltree, Billie Reed, Peggy Vickery, Darlene Olsen, Joyce Davis, Joyce Prescott, Marianne Ki- hara, Rhea Hanson, Frances Fiala, Joanne Kihara, Midori Endow, Kimiko Shimada, Marian Clarke, Esther Schatz, Agnes Lore, Janis Burton, Derinda Schurtz, Virginia Rhodes. Third row-Grace Ellis, Phyllis Pack, Marilyn Hubble, Amelia McDougall, Barbara Delmar, LaNay Flint, Gloria nuncil run errands, and perform a hundred and one other duties. Ralpheyn Kearsley, aided by the guiding handof Miss Evans, has very capably directed the club in its many activities this year' Among their works were a co-ed dance, an assembly, a birth- day party, and the annual banquet. Ferri, Jaan Sorenson, Jessie Hollenback, Alice Hodgins, Devona Stephenson, Margaret Bird, Shirley Follick, Shirley Young, Margaret Tanner, Mary Lee Ailshile, Mary Thor- nock, Susan Taniyoma, Grace Barratt, Carrie Mouritsen, Ora Geddes. Fourth row-Evelyn Brydon, Judy Green, Jule Hawkes, Bernie Eyler, Dawna Smith, Verna Hodgson, Wyone Kelly, Helen Davis, Mary Carolyn Weller, Frances Priest, Lola Mae Smith, Kay Koenig, Grace Allen, Alice Oelwein, Amy Carter, Annette Dean, Joan Sebesto, Coralyn Copening, Norma McLeod, Donna Weston. 47 I ' - d Brennan, Skip Waiz, isona... ..,, -Jimmie Anderson, un- ..,-, , ' ' Reed Jensen, Glen Lat..- First row E Spillet, Bob Spaeth, Tom Beebe. Second row Jacobsen, Wayne Roberts, Gary Paxrnan, Francis King, Dick Gates, more. Third row-Dick Foote, Gene Jacobsen, Barry Todd, Bob Booker, Lloyd Ferguson, Ray Stevenson, Jay Casper, Don Lindsay, Evan l-lale, Gaylord l-ludson,'Raymond Williams, VIVQIJ Cutler, Carl Marler, Lynn Halliday, Eugene Mullen, Toby Davis, Jimmie Miller, Ronald.Sem- ' -Larry Hancock, Charles Kleffner, Jay Hunter, Roger Kerr, Raymond l-lSl't. mens. Fifth row ' lub Officers of P CI Davis traffic ub.O e JOY Bybee r 'd .' href' G ' p es' ent? RUger K - . fr ff . ' C l, ene J b err, vlc - . G 'C Cl 'ef, ond sitting is Clgglc iirkinfgiefgzffgfeosurerie E,rff,'di2EfoJSZlzlY I I EF. 1 The 1 hl9l't i?:EooClfbeVe.ry GthletlC'ml lCl9d membership Sty E gl Ze Sillected to 1 , U , T e I ff - :inflgges organization. This groipers pared C?fmt:3YS whdhave pcirtici- Ular iob of fhlor Spmi The Paffic- sell , 'S 0l'QOnization is to concessions at the b k games Gnd boxing matchesos etball 49 urtain lub TO, kr Ore '79 I, h. Dresffie 'fr Q Qs rest ldenr. Ll,-roi Oye I f . rr - rreqsurifls wgfubwg? Mr . I so f i S, ri C ff , sec-,ZZ Nsggedy fy. 9 ' Od . f S Vis Gnd fe, I Sf- J. hfln 1 lfh Fog, First row-Joanne Sebesta, Dorothy Vail, Geraldine Pugmire, Erlene Nelson, Karen Murdock, 1 Dixie Clays. Second row-Ruth Ann Howard, Evelyn Brydon, Jerry Hendricks, Jane Davis, Joanne Lieberman, Catherine McDougall. Third row--Elaine Brandt, Lauralee Fawson, Mary Jean DeLate,.Colleen Stark, Loretta Larsen, Georgia Stewart, Myrlan Druce, Pat Lavery. Fourth row-Kathine Wright, Amy Carter, Marcelle Teeples, Jim Forrest, Patsy Miller, Nadine Sternling. Fifth row---Barbara Willis, Lois Wilson, Anita Brady, Joyce Humerick, Dick Beasley, Coralyn Copening, Annette Dean. Po'ky's budding actors find an outlet for their lat- outstanding quality throughout the year. Aside ent talents in Curtain club, the Frosh-Soph from this, the members have been delving into dramatic organization. The club under the ad- the more theoretical side of the theater, that is visership of that all-time trouper, Mrs. Martha they have studied the history and structure of the Kennedy, has put on one-act plays and skits of drama. so S- 'fl -:T . f 1 . f. First row-Grace Ellis, Agnes Lore, Dennis Slayden, Derinda Schurtz. Second row- Francis King, Eddy Van Vleck, Norma Mc Leod, Nadine Tonks, Fred Nelson, Donna Weston. btw KOMO X i f , 1 - J l ' Mr L, yt-'ccfeggufwif' Vgoudu-1 i X ti f Jmffpw ftwcffgv, -L. ,s,1.A,4.J.fx,w 'Qwwmfyj KMTLIJ' The officers of Thespians, who have led the members through another year of achieve- I ment, are Fred Nelson, vice-president, Na- f dine Tonks, secretary, Mrs. Whitlow, ad-g viser, Agnes Lore, treasurer, and Norma f McLeod, president. T' ,,Ai A V' 1 , I W, , V V fi KX5 fi ,yf c , . i .fi fl A1 few- .1 .ff e fc ,ff,-422.245 jg ,,M,A,.!,, lv V4 K A ' 4 -K A fi 'if 1 L. -4 I flag .1 'ill f 1 ff' V , ' 3. if f- t.. f ' 4. V ., .,'-ff I f i , Xm- ,ll 1 - ', Q KL-R' , Y . ... ., f, Left to right: Dee Tillman, Roger Sturman, Dawn Millward, Shorlene Millward, Dean Miller, Charles Stoy. Caught looking over a news camera are Dean Miller, treasurer, Charles Stoy, presi- dent, Dee Tillman, vice-president, Mr. Stab- ber, adviser, Sharlene Millward, secretary. 51 Front row-Gary Smith, Gary Spidell, Bird Finleyson, Richard Davis, Harold Paige, Reed Jensen, Tom Flint, Glen Burdick, Leo Gill, Dale Vesser, Francis King, Robert Booker, Kline Jones. Second row-.loan Sorenson, Amelia McDougall, Billie Reed, Peggy Vickery, Darlene Olsen, Jeanine Barrow, Nancy Harrison, Dorothy Barton, Marianne Kihara, Marilyn Croshaw, Ralpheyn Kearsley, Joanne Kihara, Frances Fiala, Pinkie Shimada, Joan Sebesta, Evelyn Brydon, Virginia Kel- ly, Phyllis Willecke, Mary Lou Ocheltree, Grace Allen, Doris Foulk. Third row-Jule Hawkes, Marilyn Bird, Grace Ellis, Bernie Eyler, Phylis Pack, Bonnie Hawkes, Lois Magleby, Pat Lavery, Wesley Skidmore, Ronald Harker, Dennis Slayden, Brent Ballif, Bill Peterson, Richard Preece, Agnes Lore, Ester Schatz, Marian Clarke, Rhea Hansen, Jerry Briggs. Fourth row--Paula Bryan, Judy Green, Katherine Swisher, Anna Marie Loppie, Helen Davis, Nadine Sterning, Ora Geddes, Jessie Hollenbeck, Alice Hodgins, Harold Horrocks, Eugene Watson, Phil Jordan, Roger Knowlton, Fritz Lamb, Lynn Davis, Robert McCarty, Clarence Smith. Busy making plans for their banquet are Doris Foulk, secretary, Richard Davis, vice-president, Miss Hanson, adviser, Pinkie Shimada, presi- dent, Phil Jordan, treasurer. Making out the Honor Roll are Dorothy Barton, Evelyn Brydon, and Peggy Vickery. Honor ocietg Lindell Hi-Y-First row-Toby Davis, Lorin Hancock, Bob Dudley, John Bevan, Reed Jensen, Leroy Anderson, Brent Ballif, Bill Petersen,sVern Mitchell, Leo Gill, Kay Ey- Ier. Second row-Jay Sappington, Norman Christiansen, Larry Hancock, Bob Walker, Harold Horrocks, Richard Preece,'Gary Smith, Robert McCarty, Du Wayne Dickson, Lynn Davis. Third row-Tom Bebee, Skip Lundberg, Bob Rush, Roger Knowlton, Lloyd Howe, Neil Parkin, Richard Hronek, Lorin Madsen, Billy White, Harry Shimada. ll'-W Left to right are the Hi'-Y officers, Harold Wilks, treasurer, Eugene Watson, secretary, Phil Jordan, president, and Lando J. Derk- son, adviser, for the Frosh-Soph club, and Mike Mills, adviser, Du Wayne Dickson, chaplain, Richard Hronek, president, Brent Baliff, treasurer, Lynn Davis, vice-president, and Roger Knowlton, secretary, for the Lin- dell club. Hi-Y presented one of the outstanding as- semblies of the year. They also sent four members to the Model Legislature at Boise, and managed the hat check stand for the basketball games. Frosh-Soph Hi-Y-First row-Jimmy Steffens, Royce Loveland, Eugene Watson, Phil Jordan, Dick Berry, Roger Smith, Edward Hershberger. Second row-Harold Wilks, George Huth, Cliff Amundsen, John Bourne, Dick Hackworth, Bert Horrocks. i 53 S S' Front row-Dean Cutler, Claude Cobis, Larry Bringhurst, Leo Howard, Gary Carlson, Jerry Packard. Second row-Richard Gutenberg, Ed Smith, Don Parkinson, William Dean, Glen Fenwick. Third row-Don Anderson, Norman Smith, Jimmie Miller, Virgil Cutler, Robert Schild, Walter Freidel, Corwin Ward, Matt Breeze. Fourth row-Reed Zundel, Golden Roper, Dale Jones, Val Ashton. Fifth row--Norman Davis, Melvin Green, John Guyer, Paul Stewart, LaMar Packer, Dick Willecke, Ronald Jansen. Back row-Arthur Ricks, Gordon Hudson, Marvin Fifield, Beryl Traughber, Don Johnson. V V V I Wind and rain erosion, stabilization of farm income, improve- O 0 O ment of crops and stock, are allstudied by the Future Farm- ers of America in a program that includes movies and visits to near-by farms. Mr. Harold Pack-Pocatello's first honorary chapter farmer. Richard Gutenberg, President, Norman Davis, Vice President, Virgil Cutler, Secretary, Mr. Matthews, Advisor, Gary Carlsen, Treasurer, Bob Schild, Reporter, Dean Cutler, Sentinel. J' S 4 54 V First row-Nadine Knapp, Carol Pease, Wyone Kelly, Nina Workman Shirley Schild. Second row-Barbara Olive, Jo Ann Sexton, Joyce Pea, Eulc Hoots, Coleen Condie. Responsible for all the delicious odors in the south wing, are V V V the girls in Future Homemakers of America. Training to be better wives is the primary object of the girls. Formed in l946, this club is one of the most active of the clubs, and certainly it is the one that eats the best. Looking over a health chart with Miss Dana, adviser of F. H. A., are the officers of the club, Nadine Knapp, president, Coleen Condie, booklet committee, Shirley Schild, secretary, Nina Workman, vice president, and Wyone Kelly, reporter. O 0 0 J. C. .L First row-Erlene Nelson, Diane Jones, Sally Ann Bennett, Shirlee Shields, Margaret McDevit. Second row- Laura Lee Fawson, Kathryn Hardy, Diane Dietrich, Carol Deaton, Katherine McDougall. Third row-Kathryn Wright, Margaret Cullen, Jo Ann Lamb, Suzanne Lane, Joyce Hum- erick, Arlene Bunting. Fourth row-Richard McLelland, Bill Gee, Donald Duckworth, Robert Smith, Del Bardull, Bob Pugmire. Fifth row-David Stevenson, Phil Jordan, Bob Andrews, Larry Whitlow. Officers of J. C. L.-Bobby Pugmire, treasurer Erlene Nelson, secretary, Bill Gee, vice-presi dent, Shirley Shields, president, Miss Smitham, adviser. Officers of S. P. Q. R.-Virlyn Ewing president, Eugene Watson, vice-president, Georgia Kortum, secretary, Clarence Smith, treasurer, Phil Jordan, program chairman. 56 S. P. Q. R. First row-Lois Rothwell, Donna Pinkerton, Margaret Tanner, Janet Wilson, Virlyn Ewing. Second row- Katherine Swisher, Lois McGee, Ora Geddes, Mary Carolyn Weller, Clarence Smith. Third row-Kenneth Kerr, Phil Jor- dan, Eugene Watson, Bob Beasley, Marvin Sutcliff. Fourth row-Clifford Amundsen, Bill McDougall, Henry West, Allen Stalev Lavoy Sims, Billy Murray. 'Ax ' . XC! -:ss fflrv j 'f fx I 'lbs X X s f A Z N I ' I N NX r, I P -5 , . 'QXS N ij 'DIN' ,X 55-L1 Row one-Janice Cresap, Marjorie Maurey, Sharon Ann Kearsley, Susan Taniyama, Grace Barrett, Margaret Bird, Ralpheyn Kearsley, Mary Alice Kellow, Patsy Miller, Ameila Mc- Dougall. Row 2-Joan Johnson, Carol Maillet, Diane Dickman, Jack Leng, Kathleen Dillon, Elaine Salnelairus, Max Schell, Richard Johnson, Harriet Karras, John Scoville, Pat Lavery, Bruce Mayfield, Wesley Maury, Gene Day, Fritz Larnb, Jimmy Miller, Richard Stauber, Jerry McGon, Devona Stevenson. 9 panish lub I 'Vx' p K L 1 g , 'D Looking up a fine point of.Spanish grammer are John Sco N ville, President, Jimmy Miller, Secretory, and Mr. Rowe I X advisor. Q A , X Y i Organized for the purpose of increasing and spreading knowledge of the Spanish speaking countries, and aided by their new advisor, Spanish Club has had an active year. Their program has included many interesting lec- tures and movies about the romantic land of V the conquistadores south of the border. 57 , First row-Richard Priest, Dariine Higgins, Barbara Holcomb, Joseph Higgins. Second row- Ann Hemenway, Beverly Peart, Diane Davis, Paul Tulierr. Third row-Gloria Preciadeo, Pot Gardner, Connie Higgins, Leroy Holt. Fourth row-Annable McKay, Verone Middeiton, Clara Woodland. LeRoy Hoskins, Jimmy Martin, Golden Roper, Cedric Evans, Bruce Bowns, 'unior hamber of nmmizrce - d T ' ' nfl - H. ms Treasurer5DEmLZr Higgins, Preside LeROY HOW, Diane 199 ' ' ' - ons Oseph-1-,....-.iin5Ol'M Aqwsorrfnciriefii. f--ilnrc-fcednc Dearf- .4-1 58 I Sitting-Fred Hutchinson, and Darrol Harrison. Standing-Barnell Powell, Don Hawkes, Mr Keller, Cedric Evans, Lamont Lewis. S and Handicraft Science and handicraft club is composed of students wanting to learn more about the mys- teries of science than they find in their text- books. Under the able direction of Mr. Keller they have studied many informative subjects, as well as making many useful and educational wall plaques and other articles in handicraft. Busily at work on their plaster wall plaques are Beverly Peart, Jerry Hawkes, and Diane Davis. 59 i 1 Seated-Geraldine Jensen, Kaaren Murdock, Sharon Johnson, Mary Ocheltree. Standing-Donald Duckworth, Rolland Oaiey, George Huth, Ronald Spidell, Stan Johnson. lifts and rafts Seated--Virginia Beck, Treasurer, Lola King, Ad visor, Mary Ocheltree, Secretary. Standing-Rol land Oaley, Vice-President, Ronald Spidell, Presi dent. Mory Lou Ocheltree gives Stan Johnson's painting an admiring glance. Poky's budding artists have been hard at work this year. Under the able direction of Miss Lola King, they have lent their talents to painting scenery for the oper- etta, making name cards for tourna- ments, and painting some outstanding pictures. ' ,ADOUI- ' gewv--I ' - . X row,-POTSY urne jqcli All Richard AlllSOn Flrs EV9l'5f John Bo ld' in Perlcll'15i llfonaliik Ceclriclc F-Vans' E W en I ine lub Whenever we gel' out of class to see a movie, we c-an always be sure that Cine Club has the situation well in hand and will keep us entertained while we learn by seeing. Hard working officers of Cine Club include Patsey Ander- son, treasurerg Rachel Galloway, secretary, Mr. Brown, adviser, Jack Anderson, president. Pictured setting up the movie camera is Cleta Hammond 6,l -lil Miss Madeline Thompson, Leroy Hoskins, Jimmy Martin. illilights Janat Richmond, Carolyn Copening, Allen Grover, Mary Massaro. Introduced over the radio by the school loyal- ty, P o ky Hilights is broadcast to bring school news and school talent into the homes of the students. ' The radio staff, advised by Miss Thompson, tried a new system this year by letting the stu- dents edit and direct their own plays. Though the staff didn't put on many broadcasts, ,those that were transmitted were very enjoyable. Margaret McDevitt, Catherine McDougal, Pat Parisot, Donovan Fladeland. 1 M ffjfu Lb: PHUTO SCR .... - AP' BOOK 3lgwHIli1l ,fi W ,azz JMMZ Ziff QM? gf wwf JW! af fw? 1414624 diff Qfw JMM md Wy M IWW ,' ff? .J '55, If and 'I f! ll E ,zwegmyi A9 gm 'Z R Wwe mia. Y s K ,X X, - i Y L N . V F.. 1 'N 1 S M W X ' S! S XD 3 d ' ff' 0 N fs 0 ro E 0 , w x N QY, isxX 6 I hp QNX JJ XXNQQ W xg - , V1 - ' emest ' Il X 'lpn f lf . S 1 I I Y. If X x l, L L X 7 X . Xl, , f 1 , 1 A X A- i Hthlehcs Epi Ayby glly Ild P ur-ighshlp g h X solid subj dh gb p g h Id by h p d g QQ bl p p hl Th H g 1 p ro e In occrte o n c oo Ig f Q is offered'f bllb kbllb g d k X XQSS SN dpppp i Q X Q M Q S 3 1 1 V ml' f mn fltltlerg Tyier, Tubbs, e ' dsay Sato, Howeii, Brown, Spiiiett, Todd, Exeter, Schnei , Smith, Hoiiiday, Stevenson, Horrocks, Foote, Jensen, Fra , tier Coach Atkinson. Bottom rowfSpaeth, Coiiins, Paxman Hutchinson, Muiiins. tt to rightfbartiett, Lin , hes Miiis and Anderson, ens Roberts, Haiier, Cu , Pettit, Booker, Gates, Back row, Le C sper Second rowfCoac Waiz Lee, Edgiey, Semm , Jacobsen, Hancock, D. a . Christiansen, , B. Pettit, Kerr, King, Bybee, meaafane mm Coaches Cured , IHS, flch, H higmy S 9 IHS-of The Inddck AtkinSOn and UCCeSSfUI season 'Un Warriors and I ghdse Anderson . e them on To G -68 .. der Herzog, hm Latimor , mlp pponents Gary Paxman, LH Doug Collins, QB Skip Walz, FB Wayne Roberts, RH Dick Pettit, LE V , .17 we . ff tht' , ,f Mg, . ,M H: LS . ff . 1' u ggm 'i:,?lf5friPW2:A:,M?'::iL 4 , ' wi- sw- , M g f W 1 Qgimitwx-I . , ff , -fwm iggt is-tiiiiytlfliiseifi ' high tftgsgziiw- A of . it f G 2 - gskw. my, , , ,, . ,l,.:W ,mp,,m fl f ' if 1' it ft 431513 sat ,ya rm x, tiara if iL!,,4 W it ,rw gl W k ngxalife Z ww 'Fw LX, l wa 'lu lifllillvfll i Pocatello's Score 19 ..., l3 ..,., i3 .... 22 .... O ..., 35 ..., 26 ..., 44 43 .. Opponent Opponent's Score .. ldalao Falls . O Butte .... 7 . 7 Preston . O Boise . O Caldwell . 6 Nampa . 6 .. .... Twin Falls 20 Kemmerer .. O Idaho Falls l2 Total 2l5 ,i : Nlilp g. 5'yfj5.',,iIai1 , K ' ,. wa. Hu. 5- Qi fir-7 -- 1 Qftkf rain!-va, tr., f,:,: ' A Wffffi Ptrfslc, ,- iii '4 Z1 - .Lf ', . , , iwitkzu. 1 :'f,-jW,i'.Qf t42f1,, 4.2.2-:S-,, 7: , ,l gfa15f5ff'y?,,2g: s 1, W .:f:i L4 'gg if r Nz -. 1 X M., I i +fm,,su,,?,l5lL 1, N1 Ri. 'Nr W s my gr h i 11 X' VK ' 4 X Y' X J xwvx l W ' 3x 1 i ff 11 W 1' Eg !c,.,',Ei5 y 5l Bob Pettit, RE Brought down on the 30 . 69 Larry Hancock, LT Glen Latimore, LG - lima- LN 5, if Riel i wg iam -I A R fire 5 i fjigisfiiikiifi , lim 2 ww T ,. 4 iw M531 5 5 65,11 Zi? 'IP X 33 M I ww 1 'S' 'W' ' Msg, if K5 N 5? ,wfra Wake M Swiss' h ,W lid' 1 'QM Lx JL WU J W 1 45 fwf xg M N Bmw 54, .fjdfw WJQW' i 1,55 iff! 'Ya -Yam, X qu km X , Q, Z Q 41 4- L1 5 , I Q5--L fi, 1, -i:5P1v'5..: 25.3 Kwai.-32 'f5f:', 1, ' -mhz.. 'ie-W - I ' ' :f::f'??f32::' 'Q X,.M .. ,. v'?i3N?9Q?1l 4 my ,twist K 4,,,,,. W, zssdq gifiiqggiiiliy ' e igiw . 35522 iw' ' 1,25 15241 ' W .N . 1 ij -. if . ts.: : I .Y . ' 4 3 ' 3' EFI:-2 5.3 Z '-r- -fl .1 ,.r c',7- , I.n'.',.', 'L , 12: 15 ' ffirii. x ':51Q',gfff 3.::1,1E'n11 'i'i5?.,2'fi?5': f'fj,f5.u V i?.lgi,,,- Fx 3355-,,:'ga -,S Marg, 4 , -fig,-g:...!:if' finaly: ', 1..j,??f 'f fa: fs 1 ' fjzg' afgb '- Jay Bybee, C oo! IU In 67 lll114. llllh f.iJ:J A 'dlmlx u if I i t 4? Paxman skirts end for a first down against Nampa ' w 7 X I P X X Francis King, RG n Larry Christiansen, RT Left to right Jerry Howell T Devoe Brown G Richard Splllett G Dean Cutler G Left to rlght John Mena B Barry Todd C Ted Tyler C Duck Bartlett B Left to rlght Ray Stevenson B Ronald Edgley B Don Lundsay B Left to rrghf Bob Spaeth B Lynn Holladav B Bob Booker B Left to right Lloyd Ferguson E Duck Foote T Jay Casper E Ronald Semmens E Eugene Mullins Mgr ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. l l ,. ,. ,. 4 ,. I' , ,. ,. 1 ,. ,1- ,. l AC, Pocatello's Score Opponent Opponent's Score my . 0 .. .,.. A berdeen ,... ..,,, .. 2 8 'o X5 l3 .. ,.,. Grace .... l4 46 ,Wk 19 ,, .. ... Malod .,,.... I2 If ,thy 32 .A....,.,,...A Idaho Falls ,,..,.,, ,M..,,, 6 l 50 ..v.,... St. Anthony Industrial ,...,... 0 13 ,...A,. Idaho Falls ,,,.... 7 If Total l35 67 fl i , J 1 i A l l i I 'tv ,GX liext Bemis Begulars Back row, Left to right-Davis, Dickson, White, Kington, Stoddard. Second row-Kelly, Holler, Spahr, Horrocks, T. West, Terry, Scott, Schatz, Exeter, Lowe, Sato, Ames, H. West. Front row-Coach Mills, Marshall, Fenwick, Lighterink, Herzog, Tubbs, Gray, Evans, Reese, Hutchinson, Vesser, Smith, Lish, Nakashima. 72 BACK ROW, left to right-Stoddard, Gottlieb, Wilkes, Hunt, Kerr, Hankins, Callagher, Ames Banyard, Dunn, Walters, Wise. SECOND ROW-Overturt, Poppleton, Prescott, Rowe, Whitlow Devenburg, Tyler, Rounds, Equillior, Cheney, Arnold, Bewley, Chambers. FRONT ROW- Coach Jensen, Bagley, Murri, Mayfield, Horrocks, Spiker, Pickett, Fuger, Finch, Driever, Neider Allen, Johnson, L. Prescott. tars of the ' uture Pocatello's Score Opponent Opponent's Score 37 Grace 0 l 2 Preston 6 6 Preston 6 Total 55 l 2 Completing Pocatello's gridiron roster is the up-ond-coming trosh-soph squad, which enjoyed o successful season under coach Joy Jensen. 73 fa 'Sw 1 f WE 2 2 ,fi 5 iw me :A : . ,lf fff. 2 ws .7 Azkii, s.1 j x L .5 if is SN Ef fx 6 J 4 Y 0 I 1 I Q 5 is i I , I 3 5 3 i . ip I 3 1 I 5 i ?, 2 gl r L I W b -., 'Q P 4 L I fx Q ' arsitg Here we have the 1948-49 edition of Poky's var- sity basketball team. After a slow start, the boys caught fire in the last part of the season, proving a worthy foe for some of the state's best teams. They continued their winning ways in the District Tourna- ment, defeating Preston by one point in one of the most thrilling giames of the season. In the state tournament, they were up against very tough opposition in every game, but managed to do a creditable job, carrying through to the finals in the consolation bracket, where they lost to Lewiston, last year's state champion. Looking back at the season, our boys won their share of games, and put up a good fight in every contest. 4 Two of the main factors in the team's success popular coach Jay Jensen and hard-working manager Dwaine Exeter. Back row-Left to Right-Ralph Hall, Neil Parkins, Bud Barry, Errol Jacobsen, Gary Paxman, Manager Dwaine Exeter. Front row-Left to Right-Bob Dykeman, Doug Collins, Reed Jensen, Skip VValz, Bill Horrocks, Coach Jay Jensen. 75 l 3 5 ' 1 ' fry ,A f 4,-Y 1: fm, ' awww- ,X .pw f w f i gy 4. A , V 25' b ,K 'fx' z K up r . ,M M, sk . my wiiwfrw-.,,s Q5 f , , cv! z, -- . , , .erin ag,-, ,-lg. 1:1 , L? 1 fk ,fi in , , ' Igff jl ff , 4. 51: Q34 if Combining their talents to produce the enviable record of Poky's fighting Jayvee team were Coach Chick Atkinson and Manager Darold Hancock. Back row left to right Lynn Holladay Wayne Roberts, Gene Jacobsen, Jerry Chambers, Gary Smith Bill Packer Manager Darold Hancock. Front Row left to right-Coach Chick Atkun on Ronald Edgley, Bill Wilson, Lynn Davis, n Terry Ronald Semmons Larry Phelps, Walter Kelly. l Back row--left to right-Manager D. Jensen, T. Tyler, Tubbs, Herzog, Evans, Spiker, G. Tyler Smith, Manager Denkers. Front row-left to right-McNair, Ames, Detmer, Dickerson, Butter field, Duckworth, R. Jensen, Rowe, Pugmire, Coach Mike Mills. oph-' rash At right, Mike Mills, Chick Atkinson, and Jay Jensen, the three capable coaches, who led Poky's basketball teams through the season. They form one of the finest groups of hoop mentors in the state, and deserve much credit for the success of the sloort at Poky High. 79 Poky's promising light heavv, Kenneth Kerr. Center--Reese Brown, who showed surprisingly well in his first year in boxing. Below-Irish Tim Brennon, Star of many feature bouts, drives a stinging left to the chin of his opponent. Above-Jackie Gray gives a demonstration of his crowd- pleasing tactics, using a rather unwilling Malnd Dragon as a subject. Gentleman Jack Gray, long time favorite of Poky fans. left- Killer Elmo Jenks, winner of many a rugged battle, tears into his back-peddling foeman. right-Soph sensation Jimmie Driever, who showed great promise in his first year in the ring sport. left-Tim Brennan, always a creditable performer, one of this year's outstanding boxers. right-Fred Hutchinson, who as a sophomore has one of Poky's best two-year records. left-Tommy McDevitt, up-and-coming feather-weight, whose tactics made hirn one of the most popular members aff the squad. 81 Handymen Dole Panopolos and Scott Monson served as the squad's manogers. ' aw ' reahers The Indian Boxing Squad, after completing an ex- cellent season in which they won eight, tied one, and lost only one in dual competition, went on to further glory by winning the Fifth District Tournament, which saw seven of the squad emerge victorious with district honors. 82 Top-left to right-Russell Lundgren, Elmo Jenks, Bob Ames, Fred Hutchinson, Jimmie Miller, Jack Gray, Jay Hunter, Robert Allen, Tommy McDevitt. Side-left to right-Reese Brown, Kenneth Kerr, Pat Eldredge, Ronnie Hill, Jim Driever, Richard Gutenberg, Tim Brennan, Virgil Cutler, Carl Marler. Below-Chase Anderson, coach of Poky's boxing team, an all round swell guy and regarded by the boxers as one of the fellows. A group of aspiring trackmen re- ceive their instructions from Coach Mills prior to the day's workout. Ray Allen, one of Poky's better pros- pects in the high jump, shows excel- lent pre-season form in sailing over the parallel bar. inrler I?aths t Sure to give opponents of our track squad plenty of competition is hurd- ler Bob Dudley, shown here working out in his specialty. This group of Iettermen will be the nucleus of the track squad. Left to right, they are, with their special- ties, Jerry Howell-440, Bill Ryan -Dashes, Bob Pettit-880, Dick Pettit-Mile, Ronald Semmons-- 880L mm Above we see a group of the best prospects in pre- season workouts. Genial Mike Mills, track mentor, and Ted Burgon, manager. I 84 S 9 Q , S- .651 X11 I Ummm! 3? iamond Hlagir Last year's stars, who are expected to be the nucleus of this year's team, are left to right-Charles Kleftner, Don Lindsay, Raymond Lish, Doug Collins, Skip Walz, Gary Paxman Fast Growing in popularity and Poky's newest major sport, baseball looks forward to another great season. Left to right-Manager Harry Shimado, Coach Chick Atkinson, Manager Bird Finlayson Talking over plans for the coming season are, left -to right- Lindsay,. A Lish, Kleffner, and Walz. as , ' l Under the direction of Jac kie Cullen, president, and Mrs Betty Brown, adviser, the Girls Athletic Association had a very active year. They played every thing from ping-pong to bas- ketball and played it welll These representatives of the weaker s e x can truly stand confidently against any sport that might be offered. Leona Potter gets ready to serve the volleyball. Will Jackie Cullen make that basket? .' . ll. 1Bffers Joan Roe. Mikesell. G. A. A. First Row-Carol Chris tensen, Annie Celli, Annabelle McKee, Katherine George, Char lene Winn, Dian Christensen Lola Dye, Donna Knowles, Alene Burrell Second Row-Cleta Hammond Jackie Cullen, LaVern Robbins Pauline Ray, Leona Potter Ketty Fletcher, Mary Kay Roskelley Marianne Roskelley, Lorene Bodkin Pinkie Shimada, Shirley Owens Third Row-Joan Fugar Faye Wilson, Wyone Howard, Joyce Jolley, Oudeau Traughber, LaDon no Jolley, Dorothy Luker, Emma Jo Mikesell, Carol Totten, Wilma Following in the footsteps of their bigger sisters are the Sportsters, a branch of the G. A. A. They also participated in the various sports, and made a very good showing. The Sport- sters look forward to the day when they -can put on the white sweaters of the G. A. A. with that hard earned letter. Emma Jo Mikesell tussles with the birdie. Pauline Ray does calisthenics with ease. ift of T-lealth Maxine Kelly. man, Jerry Pugmire. mer, Joy Loveland. , SPORTSTERS. First Row Mary Beth Lockridge, Beverly Kenaga Jean Snyder, Jancie Holt, Carol Ann Garza, Jackie Filer, Dixie Clays, Anna Marie Loppie Dorcas Green, Arlene Jones Second Row-Mary Thornock Billinell Pool, Mary L o u is e Cameron, Coleen Stark, Charlene Hale, Hazel Jones, Marlene Hum mel, Kathleen Dillon, Dionne Dick Third row-Gloria Randall, Joyce Humerick, Myrna Potter, Jackie Pieper, Shawna Webster, Elaine Brandt, Velma Walters, Jane Davis, Joan Lieberman, Faye Pal I i l . yl' f mfr 1 I-l-NA i ,ill I P ,Z ,ll E J'7'l,l.i,ll' 'Jn ll i HA I 'I 0 f x S l A S dx I : 'l'llw' N .. - g .1 X 4 eff l i I I 1 y - T t Hmemlment IGH That Article l, Section 2 be amended to read that The House of Rep- resentatives shall be composed ot ten Faculty members chosen yearly by direct balloting of the Faculty. All teachers are eligible for the House' except V the Dean of Girls, the Dean of Boys, the Registrar, and the Athletic Coaches. 88 N955 59 Mr. George N. Green, rmtendenf of Schools Principal QW O H oNle xl OWSI4 S EWG cfexov ecfe Mr. Elwood Gledhill, fory 1 Left to right-Ralph Koontz, Echo Dell Parkin Myron L. Curtis, Vernell C. Hurst, Superintend ent office staff Mr. Green runs the most im- portant plant in the city-the public school system. His ser- vices to the pupils of Idaho are many and notable. Although a conservative by nature, he is not afraid to stick his neck out to get needed legislation for the ldaho schools. Our principal, Rip Gledhill, is an e f f e c t i v e, on-the-job every-minute executive, who likes to be in the thick of activ- ities pertaining to the growth of high school students and the enrichment of their lives. Left to right-George Green, Luvern Johnson, Vernell Hurst, Grant Stowell Edwin DeKay, Clarence Stephenson, G. Nicholas Ifft Mr. Blaine Huntsman, Dean of Bays Mr. Fred L. Gardiol, Registrar Miss Daisy Evans, Dean of Girls Mrs. Helen Boker Grade Transfer Mr Ram ton Barlow - P Operetta, Exchange As sembly, Special Programs Hf Bnnks Mr. Afton Barrett Miss Lois Bartells Pocatellian Miss Marie Bell Detention Mrs. Amy Berrett Bus. Mgr. Pocatellian' Mrs. Irene Bohlscheid Y Bus. Mgr. Operetta Dramatics Miss Paul ine Brokmeyer Detention udfllts I lie y EBUEI' 1- IFB Mr. ihage Andeison Footba , oxing, ntra- rnural, Sr. Class X X Ms. Be 'c A drews dlberettgrl Sramratics X Mr. Charles- Atkinson , Football, J V. Basketball, 7 , Baseball, P. Club 'AG S X Kvig I 7 m ix wif f O I I I p Mrs. Lorraine Ellis Pep Club i I' Mr. Martell Ellis V School Gov't., Senior Activities r Miss Mary Flynn 1 Freshman Class, Operetta , A ' Costumes Mrs. 'Betty Brown G. A. A., Operetta, In fl, gin? its Knnmfed HP if . s Then' fhief jgesire Miss Ruth Dana .5 J' U' G' Banquets Miss Frances Dotzour-'H - Debate, Forensic Activities Mrs. Elfrida Edwards Extra Class Assignment Dramatics Mr. JRoyal Brown Visual Edjicgtion A Mrs. Ester Chute we fl. ,fSenior Activities SF W xfff in ll AMN! 4 , ,aff QM ll Miss Yolanda Cuoio ,Nl -.l M., ,f , lf if ,f- ,jf ' E, Q Operetta Costumes 'fi f i ,A ff Y' X J -Ml! We Q I lr . I ,ff Y li.. ry' if.. , .f w X I X if 2 Ii, 0 f fn! A S V A l ,S Afllgffm l X '. iff' if ' 5 ,l 3 ' Ui Mr. Lando J. Derksen ff j 1 V,.,,ff Hi-Y., Winter Sports in .iv l . J if JM, .,F!,'Jg L . W pd I Aktgguvil o A I. ,W T . is ,IMP IW r xv V Mr. H. L. Glindeman Music Proctor, Operetta Costumes Miss Vivian Hanson Honor Society, Honor Rolls Miss Edith Giles ln the preceeding school year it has seemed Music Proctor, Operetta that we students of Poky High extended little Costumes gratitude to our faculty, but although we have not voiced our appreciation aloud it is felt deeply and sincerely by each of us. Ibm Hills 11,161 ,nur W1 ll T Mrs. Faye Heard Music Proctor Miss Mildred Hilswick Music Proctor, Operetta Costumes Miss Himena Hoffman School Gov't., Senior Activities Mrs. Eugenia Holcombe S Mrs' Eileen l'lU leY Oratory Contests, Frosh- oph' Class' Opefello Soph Debate Costumes Mr. Jay Jensen Basketball, Golf, Frosh Football Miss Maurene Jones Dramatics, All School and Senior Play 94 Mr. Edwin Keller Handicraft Club Mrs. Martha Kennedy Curtain Club, Frosh Soph One Act Plays Miss Lola King Arts and Crafts, Plastics Mr. Mendel Lucatsky Dance and Pep Band 1 Miss Helene McAlister Organization Recording Mrs. Dorothy Mercer Cl A ' T, Mr. Rcgplg lvkatthews EXtrGJ,.'OEZd Essggmen y tnnwbufe In From nine o'clock until four each day our advisors en- deavor to broaden our knowledge of science, history, language and business. Hour after hour they reiterate to students of all conceivable types. Clearly, the work of our teachers does not end with the last bell. 95 Mr. Gayland Mills J. V. Football, Skiing, Track, Hi-Y Miss Alice Moore Detention Mr. lngard Neilson Orchestrations, Operetta Dromatics, Marching Band xc flpl p us In Hur Miss Betty Phelps Pocatellian Mrs. lzetta Robertson Chieftain if Mr. Paul Rowe P. Club Concession Mrs. Jeanne Sahlberg Y-Teens X M9295 Will! VW f Miss Sylvia Smitham Q 9 SY 156466772 Latin Club, Poetry Club Mrs. Merinda Sparks Assemblies '9 me o all www W ww Mr. C. A. Stauber Stage Mgr., Dramatics Operetta, Hi-Y Mrs. Beryl Tallmadge Junior Class Y. 96 Miss Nadine Tucker Spanish Club Miss Madeline Thompson Radio Programs, Senior Breakfast Mrs. Wilhelmina Tomlinson Jr. Chamber of Commerce 3 Miss Bess Weyler Bus. Mgr. Athletics il Dbl, dy if 'fffpf r Outside club meetings and activities begin to get under way for them after school. Basketball and football games require the faculty's aid in collecting tickets, checking activity cards and maintaining order. Class assignments and tests must be checked and graded every night. Themes written by inexperienced authors 'e waded through by our patient superiors, who hope y means of their corrections to better our understand- mg of a subject. Yes, we readily accept this opportun- v to thank our faculty for developing our intellectual bilities and also for advice they give when personal 'oblems or difticultieS Chance to block our path of Orning. 97 Mrs: Margaret Whitlow Thespians, Jr. and Sr. One Act Plays Mr. Wayne Whitlow Cheer Leader, Pep Assembly ilglylky Miss Peggy Willard All School Dances Mr. George Wood Visual Ed., Photography Club Mr. J. A. Ziebarth Jr. Bursar, School Bank ,, l O is 0 fir' lfill llll ,ily K- l ly lm ,,lw,fOVl ' reamble We, the students of the Pocatello High School, in order to establish a representative form of government, encourage good school citizenship, pro- mote student and faculty cooperation and to assure for ourselves and for succeeding classes a responsibility for the welfare and good order of the school, do ordain and estalilish this constitution for the Senior High School of Pocatello, ldaho. 98 I If 'f' Q 'Q If oph These happy faces belong to the freshman of- ficers, Steve Detmer, president, Alice Oelwein, vice-president, Diane Jones, secretary, and Ruth Yost, treasurer. Their smiles come natural- ly at the conclusion of a successful year. Sophomore adviser, Mrs. Eileen Hurley, whose un- tiring efforts have brought the Sophomores through o most complete year. Looking over the report of a recent meeting are the sophomore class officers, Jimmy Wise, president, Joyce Snyder, secretary, Lola Moe Smith, treasurer, and Joan Sebesta, vice-presi- dent. Miss Mary Flynn, adviser whose encouragement and assistance has led the freshmen through the milestones of this year 100 ' rush FRONT ROW-Bill Cook, Clarence MIDDLE BDW-Ann Cannon, Diane BACK ROW - Nathan Chowles, Rule, David Candle, Larry Cook, Bill Criswell, Sharol Christiqnsen, Patsy Thomas Childs, Bobby Conley, Jimmy Carrice, Dale Coffin, George Crist, Cook, Mary Louise Cameron, Marlene Chaney, Bill Craven, Jack Crandall, Kaye Cox, Pat Claxton. Carney, Erika Craney. Glen Cameron, Lloyd Coleman, Claude Cobia. ' rom Bmall Elcorns 101 i Event 1Bahs Brow FRONT ROW-Diane Dickman, La MIDDLE ROW - Edwin Butterfield, BACK ROW-Gene Day, Don Dayley, Rue Daniels, Jean Dykmane, Mary Samuel Davidson, Ronald Duffin, Bob Lee Daniels, Steve Detmer, Gene Ann Devenberg, Mary Jean DeLate, Brower, Marelene Dietrich, Jane Fran- Dana, Brant Dayley, Donald Duck- Myrlan Druce, Marilyn Davis, Carol cis Davis, Kathleen Dillon, Fred worth, Jerry Denkers, Devon Dunn. Deaton, Lois Dalton.- Daniels, Lester Housley. FRONT ROW - Jo Ann Lamb, Jo Anne Lieberman, Harriet Karra's, Joyce Kynasfon, Marlene Kynaston, Martha- lu Kynaston, Beverly Kenega, Maxine Kelly, Phyllis Kunkel, Ersalene-Linton, 1Bur ' reshman illass Hazel Higgins, BACK ROW--Karen Murdock, Marlys MIDDLE ROW-John Lewis, Corden Jones, Joan Kunze, Hazel King, Le- Lee, Don Kvarfordt, Harry Lewis, Noel land Kinkade, Daniel Lem, Douglas Jacobs, Barbara Keller, Barbara Knud- Lenkersdorfer, Earl Lea, Eddie Leuri, son, Suzanne Lane, Annette Lindsay. Lamont Lewis. 103 FRONT ROW - Joy Loveland, Mor- Sally McAughey garet McDevitt, Catherine McDougall, MIDDLE ROW-Marjean Lloyd, Bill Ann Mangum, Joyce McPhie, Marlene Merler, Keith McBride, Jerry Mc- McCurry, Merrie Meyer, Laila Mill- Gaugh, Bruce Mayfield, Bill Markham. ward, Maxine Lloyd, Patsy Miller, 'ust watch ilt En! BACK ROW - Loel Mlnardi, lr-lyrum Mikese'll,XEdward Long, Wesley Maury, Arlie Lish, Royce Loveland, Richard McLelland, Buddy Meader, Lorraine Millward, Benny Millward. FRONT ROW-Rosalie Talbot Mor- MIDDLE Row-Donna Therrmqrm, BACK Row - Larry warmth, Gene ' - ' A fl T I line, Teelglfii, SIWIVIGY Thomas, Aloha Bernice Wacaster, Ruta Tout, Barbara Fenwick, Lynn Walker, Lelan ay or, Beglgmfv 'Is Town, EG TFODDCTT, Giauque, Elaine Terry, Ethel Talbot, Dole Wakley, Hugh Templeton, Clif- f0 Y, GH lefikf PGUI Tuelleff Ulf- Marselle Teeples, Carol Vaughn, Vel- ford Traughber, Gayle Varney. Ord Tmotson' ma Walter, Mary Thornock. reshman l O5 FRONT ROW-Shirla West, Ruth Hill, MIDDLE ROW - Sam Greco, Jack BACK ROW-La Mar Warnick, Gor- Darlene Buckendorf, Colleen Warren, Webb, Harold Wilkes, Bill Walters, don Wellard, Harvey Whitten, Di-ck Mary Jo Walters, Shanna Webster, Larry Whitlow, Richard White, Kath- Willecke, Gary Yearsely, Jim Robin- Karlene Watson, Lois Wilson, Bar- ryn Wright, Patsy Winn, Velma Wilk- son, Keith Wilson, Dwaine Watson, bara Willes, Sally Ziebach, inson, Joan Weeks. Boyd Watts, Bob Wynn, John Dixon. reshman Wings-1Bn The first year at high school has come at last, Our eight years at grade school finally had past, We'd hoped and prayed for this time to come, Now it was here, there was lots to be done. We got off to a good start, this class of '52, By electing our leaders, pert, smart, nifty,'too. These fine, upright freshmen, fine officers make, By electing them, we made no mistake. .On November l2, our assembly we gave, One so good, it made everyone rave. lt just goes to show what freshmen can do When they've got what it takes and the ambition, too. Our freshman class party we had that same night, Enthusiasm for things was at its height. Everyone had fun, and eats galore, And we ate and ate 'till there was no more. We realize now we were the ground floor of the heap, But slowly and surely to the top we shall leap. lt's a long, long, distance from this lowly place, Still someday we'll graduate, with frills and lace. And as we march in our gowns, our hearts will be true- To you, Poky High. Signed, illass of '52 I O6 FRONT ROW-Colleen Condie Geral- Cutler Wanda Curtis. Chambers, Gary Carlsen, Richard D . dine Critchley, Beth Clark, Dixie Clay, MlDDl..E ROW - Irene Chgtferfonl Campbell, Valdo Craney, John an Ruth Ann Crashaw, Coralyn Copening, Barbara Croxgll, iels, Clyde Cotterell, Howard Corbin, T 'X'G COHIIY1, Beverly Daley, Anita BACK ROW-R-ichard Cook, Jerry Jim Christensen, Richard Curtis. . Bmart or Bumb FRONT ROW-Veda Edginton, Nancy Lee Davis, Maria Dokos, Barbara De La Mare, Lorraine Eiman, Nadine El- lis, Marilyn Donaldson, Annette Dean, Sheila Egbert, Gail Eichinger, Virlyn Ewing. MIDDLE ROW--Billy Deveraux, La- Moine Eggleston, Robert Dillon. BACK ROW-Duane Elbrador, Buck Ylililfre all the same Davis, Charles Duckworth 7 Dickerson, Jimmy Driever, Davis, Dean Davis, Donald ton, Robert Dewley, Donald Kenneth Marshall Washing- Dekker. FRONT ROW-Sharlene Millward, Hazel Myers, Ellen Mickelsen, Jackie Montgomery, Charlotte Mullen, Pot Merrill, Kathryn Mattson, Carrie Mouritsen, Norma Meccico. iElass of MIDDLE ROW - Betty Moffitt, Lois McGee, Billy Neal, Betty Brown, Bar- bara Myers, Frances McCormick, Clyde Middleton, Scott Monson. BACK ROW--Leroy Middleton, How- IO9 ard Myers, Ray McNabb, Tommy Mc- Devitt, William McDougall, Bobby Myers, Billy Murray, Dean Miller, Dar- 5llHMcClure, Donald Myers, David o . j i 51 IS FRONT RQW 1 Rhea Moe Noker, barc Olive, Carol Pease, BACK ROW - Verl Neider, Bob Mardene Nixon, Nancy Nielsen, Doro- MIDDLE ROW-Barbara Jean Payne, Pierce, Bill Oliver, Craig Overturf, thy Paige, DeEtta Perkins, June Pan- Barbara Parkinson, Verona Nettleton, John Putman, Rolland Ooley, Lyle oplos, Peggy Nielsen, Joyce Pea, Bar- Nish, Jack Olson, Robert Oliver. FRONT ROW-Edith Vigliaturo, Peg- Mena. Tuttle, Ted Tubbs, Glenn Tyler. gy True, Seraphine Tauscher, Georgia MIDDLE ROW-Kay Thomas, Nora- BACK ROW-Bob Stoddaet, Marvin Stewart, Susan Taniyama, Nadine lene Stuart, Betty Stoddard, Ruth Sutcliffe, Jack Thorpe, Dee Tillman Sternling, Dorothy Vail, Naoma Trap- Stewart, Richard Totten, Mary Lynn Dewey Tayson, Ted Tyler, Don Stew Dett, Katherine Swisher, Josephine. art, Dick Titzen. FRONT ROW-Shirley Young, Janet MIDDLE ROW - Joy White, Cavell BACK ROW-Eugene Watson, Joseph Wilson, Doris Wheeler, Elaine Zundel, Young, Merilyn Walker, Pearl Worley, Zahm, Jay Wright, Richard Wray, lrene White, Joyce Wardle, Della Rae Frances Winters, Renee White. Henry West, Tom West, Jimmie Wise, Law, Mary Carolyn Weller, Lula Pearl Corwin Ward, Dean Breitweiser, Tat- Wellard, Wyona Wheeler - sumi Yamamoto. Sophomore Busg-ness This sophomore class is best of all, We didn't have our class party Yes, we are really on the ball-- 'Till way into the spring, From l947 'till l95l But still, our class party, Our four years at high school To Thee We Sing, Are really lots of fun. Was outstanding and unusual At the first of the year, As all our class affairs are, We elected those to lead us, We shall always remember it, Who were really fine students, Though we go afar. We talk to them and they heed us. Our second year at Poky High On November l9th, Truly was the apple of our eye.' We gave an annual show. It was swell and full of fun, The assembly, Winter Fantasie,f' But now we shall go on, Was acclaimed by Ahl and Ohl Class of '51, The name lll From left to right are the able officers of the class of '50-Lynn Holladay, Donna Sue Stoll, Audrey Weese, and Richard Davis. 'uninrs THE JUNIOR CLASS Ye olde juniors, the class of '50, started the school year off with a bang by electing as presi- dent, Lynn Holladay, assisted by the capable vice-president, secretary, and treasurer-Rich- ard Davis, Audrey Weese, and Donna Sue Stoll, respectively, as their class leaders. After the grand Shmoo Ball, came a most suc- cessful assembly. Much of the hidden talent of ye members was uncovered and the assembly was very well liked by all ofthe students. We proudly supported the teams and yelled their way to victory. Having many members of ye class on every team, the juniors took a special in- terest in the outcome ofthe athletic events. The climax of the year to ye class and ye school was the Junior Prom. How we all gazed upon the decorations and wished that that night would never end! All in all, it was a superior year with all mem- bers of ye class pitching in and doing their part in making it sa. 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X, ,X f-L7f- :X HX .l tfff.vk:X-,Xi-Xwgfg - mf X .31-H. ,f:,X55Xs5 I 3.9, 1,31-VX, i A wif , - ., XX, XX X sfKlX lim X X ,gi X X X PM X i , X Kiwi ,HXXQXXX .KX -l. X KXZXE. , Y 152 2 S in X Q v ' '- U-W 'W 1, 4 2 x X l X X , L X 3 ww mx 5 1 X X K '35, P5555 -lf 2 ', 3. ' if KX 0. w g, is 1-W1 'rg ., ,iw giiiifir fiiyfsf .gs K N Chosen the queen and king of the Shmoo Hop were Donna Coll and Edwin Perkins. Here they are showing the other shmoos the latest in shmoo-hopping. 1,-1 X X f X . , , .X-:. X ,, L X' iii- ii :,Q.5i'ii'iX .. .. ,-P'w..XQif i x 14 gl Xl P , wi gs Y X, XX ai ., 3 xi E 5 ,J K -.Q-.-nf - .:,., .... . Qi XX,,.., ,L , i.. i. tg iiffisii4E,i'eXZv,:X'Xs2 Vi fs-..,:f5E5-i hri fqzhtix mef1ygq1g:gfigsX1 1.1Xi55EivLl:5iIL ,,X..X,,ffii?.i5'i5k'f'fs:TiiE iiwiifii as-Q . ., '2 1 is iw-Pigf ,ir - - -,fx 31 f1f.f,-wiifiiig ,XL-15311 vi :., g- wif 'g f-fXX: ,'2if,: , 3XiS5E5k iim 1ls 3 A 'Pr NV' ' fQ,Z?,E, . wx, 7 - .25 41552 i5fi2i5Xi?ii?2i1z23 Xeim , sy iwffiiwef ,X Bill White Barbara Whitehead John Whitesell Stan Wilkinson Phyllis Willecke Bill Wilson Faye Wilson Tom Wilson Charlene Winn Robert Winter Jo Ann Wolverton Ray Wood Clara Woodland Rulon Woodvine Nina Workman Jack Wright lsobel Yearsley Pat Yearsley LaVerna Young Mary Yowell i948-the year that the whole country went shmoo-struck. The junior class lshmoos to you? were no different from the rest. On November 5, l948, the shmoos held their first annual Shmoo Hop in the Music Room. Here a welcoming committee greets the juniors. l22 Looking over the day's activities in senior home room are advisers, Mrs. Chute, Mr. Anderson, and Miss Hoffman. Under the guidance of these three, the class of '49 had an outstanding year. illear Be! Hear Be! The town crier, in this month of May in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-nine, does bid the good people of this institution of knowledge to give ear to the various activities and doings of our now de- parting senior class. Know ye that the several achievements of this body were cap- ably directed by such luminaries as the class officers and advisers. Hearken now and for- Dear while the crier lives anew some moments of the pleasure did impart to the audience. And the Senior Ball, wherein much delight was afforded the gentlemen and ladies as they danced gayly with such an abundance of happy light-heartedness. And mark ye that this same class did adorn its members with rings at the beginning of the year. Let no listener forget the arduous moments and honest effort spent on the ora- tions which spoke of our great Constitution. And the hardtimes-who shall lose remem- brance of this festive event and the droll humors of its being? And most nostalgic of all, the glories and melancholies of gradua- tion? For few of us indeed can secure a foot- ing on the higher rung of the ladder without some sadness at the parting, without some thought of the warmth of many friendships, the sounds of many happy voices which may never again pass on our road. And so it is that this class, like your crier, must note that the hour is late and bid you good peo- ple, one and all, a cordial goodbye. I These four hard-working people were elected to lead the senior class during the year. They are Reed Jensen, president, Heber Hansen, vice-president, Leslie Dawson, secretary, and Arlene Burback. DOROTHY JEAN ADAMS , ,W 7, Hn, Y, , ,, ,H DON ALMOND JSMMIE ANDERSEN NEA ALLEN . NEIL ALLEN RAY ALLEN ELLEN ANDERSON GAYLE ANDERSON LEROY ANDERSON cscu. mes A siissfxvs - M5 ROBERT ARCHULETA DARREL ASHBAKER JOYCE BAIBCOCK HOWARD BAKER L JO ANN BAKER BEVERLY BARNHART HATCH BARRETT DOROTHY JEAN ADAMS--Band 25 Girls' Chorus 35 F. H. A. 4. EUNICE ADAMS-Girls' Chorus l, 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 Red Cross l. ALTON ALEXANDER-Boys' Chorus l5 S. P. Q. R. 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. NEA ALLEN-Girls' Council 35 School Bank 4. NEIL ALLEN. RAY ALLEN-Track l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 35 Skiing 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Operetta 45 Boys' Chorus 3. DON ALMOND--Boys' Chorus 35 Skiing 3, 4. CECIL AMES-Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Boys' Council 35 Senate 3, 4. JIMMIE ANDERSEN-Boxing 2, 3, 45 P Club 2, 3, 4. ELLEN ANDERSON-S. P. Q. R. 25 Girls' Chorus l, 25 Government Clerk 45 Spanish Club 45 Jr. Clas- sical League l. GAYLE ANDERSON-F. F. A. 3,4. LEROY ANDERSON-S. P. Q. R. 25 Hi-Y 25 Lindell Hi-Y 3, 45 Boys' Council 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ARCH- ULETA-Boxing l5 Spanish Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 3. DARREL ASHBAKER-F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. JOYCE BABCOCK- 12 BECKY Spanish Club l, 25 Ski Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l. HOWARD BAKER-Curtain Club l5 Football l, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 4. JO ANN BAKER-Y-Teens l5 J, U. G. 2. BEVERLEY BARNHART-Girls' Chorus l5 School Bank 2, 3, 4. HATCH BARRETT-Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Latin Club l5 Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Skiing 45 Golf l. JEANINE BARROW--Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 25 Pocotellian 45 Honor Society 3, 4. BUD BARRY--Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4. DICK BART- LETT--Football l, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Science Club 25 Curtain Club 25 Band l, 2. BECKY LOU BEASLEY-Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. l5 Y-Teens l, 2. TOM BEEBE-P Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Basketball l, 2. il-lear this iii 1 Everybody gets into the act as the seniors trim the Christmas tree in homeroom. ' MELVA BELL-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4. FRANK BENEDETTI. DELTA BENNETT- Y-YTeens lj Chamber of Commerce 2, 3, 4. MARILYN BIRD-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Honor Society 4. JIM BLACK-Spanish Club 2. RICHARD BLACK-Debate l, 2, 3,,4, Curtain Club l, 25 Chieftain 3, 45 Latin Club l, 25 Hi-Y 2, 35 All School Play 2. SHIRLEY BLOCHER-Latin Club l. JACK BLOXHAM-Latin Club l, 2, Football 2, Boxing 3, 4. DOLORESE BOERO-J. U. G. 2, G. A. A, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l. JACK BONNER-Base- ball 3, 4, Track l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, School Court 4, Shutterbugs 2, 3. Us Btudents 1Bf . QSM ' 3. 15 , H i V ...iff ' i - A fi f K-2 f 'Tiff .tim , . E' ww, 'af' wiiifif A 'Fl ' --Y .. 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Q:9i,' l,'fi. ir , -' A X ...., .: . , , . ,, 4.59. ...sg 2. S i gr? , . V ' 0 JAY CASPER ROBERT BOOKER--Latin Club l, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, Boys' Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, J. V. Football 2, 3, Football 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, School Court 4, P. Club 4. DOROTHY BORTON-S. P. Q. R. l, 2, Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Pep Club 3, 4, School Court 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Committee 2, 3, 4. JOE BOYES- Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Track 2, 3. ED BRENNAN-Hi-Y l, 2, Football 2, 3, Varsity Boxing l, 2, 3, Choir 4, P. Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Senate 3, Red Cross Representative 4, Boys' Council 4. JERRY BRIGGS--Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Oper- etta 3, 4, All School Play 3, Latin Club l, 2. MARLENE BRINGHURST--Girls' Council l, 2. PHYLLIS BROWER. DAROLD BROWN. DEVOE BROWN-Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 4. DOROTHY JEAN BRUNKER-Girls' Chorus l, Band l, 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 4. ARLENE BURBACK-Senior Class Treasurer. TED BURGON - Track Manager 3, 4. BONNIE Y M .gm . - Ei, ' ' '.,.kP.,z'i4gL1qk.Q2 5- wf.fitf.g,gi,'.i . f l af, 2 . ,. fllxiis, as .' , ffijitiiiiili lil, it e lil? it ' i lsr 425: vi it fgfiygi 1 Jsdsig? , ry isis? ti 5 J 2 ' 1. W -i 223234 Q.. ,..,, . E J -ff 4 if fmigzgic if Ei? x 1 sr hzfila f i LT' g y X ,J ti. f if i is ,if ., lxllgyiglig 5' .iw fsigisl . Emilia . .. twist . tigi NM., . mtg.- fm . i s-. gigs-iii F7 ,,,g,,.1tl2g - ,. fililil li A f fi . iiiitsiiisilfitlisilit. en BRENNAN Jenn amass MARLENE skmsuunsr DOROTHY JEAN BRUNKER ARLENE BURBACK TED BURGON l BONNIE CACAVAS VIRGIL CAMP JO RENE CAMPBELL BARBARA CHRISTENSEN LARRY RUTH BURNS-Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, 4. JANIS BUR- TON-Latin Club l, 2, Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Sextette 4. JAY BYBEE-- S. P. Q. R. l, 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2, P Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. BONNIE CACAVAS-Girls' Chorus l, 3i Curtain Club l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, J. U. G. 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 2. VIRGIL CAMP-Curtain Club l, 2, Thes- pians 3, 4, Band l, Choir 2, 3, Bank 3, 4, Senate 2, Oper- etta 2, 3, Spanish Club l, Boys' Quartette 2, 3, Boys' Octette 3, Boys' Council 3, 4, Student Director of Choir 3, Lindell Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JO RENE CAMPBELL-Girls' Chorus V, 2, G. A. A. 4, Pep Club 4. BILL CANNON. JEAN CARLSEN- Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Sextette 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Poca- tellian 4. JAY CASPER-Football l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA CHRISTENSEN-Pep Club 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Arts 84 Crafts 4, Chorus l, 2. LARRY CHRISTENSEN--Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Boxing 2, 3, Track 3, P Club 2, 3, 4. RUTH lORMONDl CLARK-G. A. A. 3, 4. I?ohg llligh l26 These four fugitives from a market report are doubtless discussing the prob- ability of a decline in the price of corn. Duh-h-h. MARIAN CLARKE-Honor Society 3, 45 Girls' Council 2, 3, 45 Debate 25 S. P. Q. R. 25 Senior Play 45 Public Relations 4. WANDA COOK-Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta I, 2, 3, 45 Sextette 2, 3, 4. BOB COOPER-Ski Club I5 Band I5 iHood River HighI5 Science Club 3, Senior Play 4. BILL CROMPTON-Track 3, 4. VERNON CROMWELL-Vice President I5 School Paper I5 Vice-President 25 Operetta 25 Class Treasurer 35 Art Club 3. iPhiladelphia Central High Schooll. MARILYN CROSHAW-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Choir 2, 3. MARY LEA CROUCH-Chorus I5 Choir I. JACKIE CULLEN--Latin Club I, 25 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 35 G. A. A. 3, President 4. EDNA JEAN CURRIER-Girls' Council I, 2, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Girls' Chorus I5 Junior Classical League I5 S. P. Q. R. 2. DEAN CUTLER- F. F. A. 3, 45 Football 4. 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GEORGE ITOBYI DAVIS -Football I, 2, 3, 4, P Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Operetta 4, Track 2, 3, Choir 4, Basketball 2, 3. JOYCE DAVIS-Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN DAVIS-F. F. A. 3, 4. OTHEL- LO DAVIS-Movie Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY DAVIS-Junior Classical League I, S. P. Q. R. 2, Girls' Chorus I, Choir 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Sextette 2, 3. LESLIE DAWSON--Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Class Secre- tary 4. WILLIAM DEAN--F, F. A. I, 2, 3.BOB DICKERSON -F. F. A. I, 2. JOE DI GIACOM0. DAVID DIMICK. BOB DUDLEY--Pocotellian 4, Bond I, 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Council 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, School Court 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 4. DELMER IKELLERI DUNN-Choir Li pn' ELDREDGE VIOLET ELDREDGE GRACE EI-US , I 3 . ' ' . ' I , is 5 'fi ,I ., . . H ., - - fi, fre--gaipgfzs-ix . -f - 4 ' ' '- - QimQ,:.FiE'TY5liAZZi-, ' ' . , U 3' fig,-si, fvi:L,'gs,-36,55 'I ' i:,..fQ f iftilif if 3 . ,s giiif JOYCE EVERETT BERNIE EYLER DUANE FARNES I, 2, 3, Operetta I, 2, 3, Girls' Council I, Curtain Club I, Arts 81 Crafts l. WENDELL DUNN-Football '2, F. F. A. 2, Hi-Y 4, Boxing 4. PAT ELDRIDGE-P. Club 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Debate 2. VIOLET ELDREDGE -G. A. A. 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. GRACE ELLIS-Thes- pians 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Council 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, Curtain Club I, 2. HILVIA ELLIS-Girls' Chorus I, Choir 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. RICHARD ELLIS. MID- ORI ENDOW-Girls' Council I, 2, 4, S. P. Q. R. 2. JOYCE EVERETT-Girls' Chorus 3, Bond I, 2, 3. BERNIE EYLER-- Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 2, Honor Society 4, G. A. A. 3, School Court 4. DUANE FARNES-Curtain Club I, 2, Band 2, 3, Chamber of Commerce 4, Senior Play 4. ' caving l28 Torn Towers and Robert McCarty disagree, so they let Noah Webster decide. LLOYD FERGUSON-Hi-Y i, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, S. P. Q. R. 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. LOUIS FERRI--Bank 3, 4. FRANCES FIALA-Debate l, 2, Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4. BOB FIELD--Football 2, Operetta 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Senior Play 4. KITTY FLETCHER-G. A. A. 3, 4. TOM FLINT-Boys' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, School Attorney 4, School Cabinet 4, S. P. Q. R. 2, Football 2, Basketball 2, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Skiing 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY FORREST - Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. TOM FOWLER-F. F. A. 3, 4, Senior Play 4. SAM FRAHM-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, J. V. FootbaIl'2, 3, Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Boys' Chorus 3. BARBARA FREAR-Curtain Club l, 2, Pep Club 4, Arts and Crafts l, Camera Club 2, Pocatellian 4, G. A. A. 4. LLOYD FERGUSON LOUIS FERRI FRANCES FIALA BOB HELD Klffy FLETCHER ll I 2. ,Wil T - :,E'!5T2lii?iTif2l fiiil W ' lifi l'lf'ii5W'l-'ii ll llllllfllii i.li?flllt2?'il'il53ilf'il7fl ll? A llllliwi i,.,,ifl1lQif 2 M f lil.s1s,aaallw2 lv i S l lllilillllllililfilg llliisllll il it ll twill ' ill iasffitlasiztll i t lllllllllrl. l l illlll ' - . - Q i 1-.-in -M ' -p r' V 1 'A Q . j ltiilllill Ml llli . . lil iiflila ' 'lil ,WW . ,grit if ' , ,, T :iii vii ' llii' A ' tr-1 Q --rw - 15323 . 1- 4 . .4 fill! EEA? I., 'll , .Q I. Z ' off 'J' l 5' . . 47.3, 2353: 5555 ,, 'Tl' ,743 Leif ':., .1. , 5 X ,,., ' -if ' lililil All ' 41 , A f TOM FLINT BEVERLY FORREST TOM FOWLER SAM FRAHM BARBARA FREAR Their fllflilorh 129 F- gg ,rjgyfyr wi -:Lax . , sygfiiisg 3 S to Kill! . , ,, 5 ,, , r is tax 31553 2 'Q 42 ,LJ-, We . , :Spf is ,, , .. El, i. ff. wi. ' .wi iw- 1'--ell-ltfizfwftz fi J I liiziiiziref ff . SHANNON FROST DONALD FRUGOLI KENNETH GABBERT RACHEL GALLOWAY DICK GATES JOAN GETTY l . - mm f- xi? :-.e:-. , . .. . . W2fii,fv' 'Qsffi Wy, . . T ,3ft3g,,3.g,j,,5, jigsggig gt , 2 rl, lil , .:1,,f,',x1J1Y23gs1 1 wifi Jfilgwgfggil 1' 1:13, , A gilgzibz Sl ii S' it rf - g . .51 . in - .if Um QQ 3 'E 7 1 1.55354 ml N gs Qi , , ,, V, W., , A L, sa Ni ! :Sf s Kem , f S ' , r r 5 iiviim so , , 2 if f . gig it ,M S 4 29 M m i ls wt w ' .f321:m.?.e1, 'ssl' I 3. 5, ll l fplllgllflil Pl . 4121 3 tri? 4l'ffWL7l Qamwlil wil' LEO GILL PAUL GLEDHILL ARMOND GLICK GERALD GOODENOUGH JIM GOWER CLEVA GRAY DEAN GREEN DOROTHY GRIGORA BARBARA SHANNON FROST-Girls' Chorus l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Treasurer 3. DONALD FRUGOLI. KENNETH GABBERT. RACHEL GALLOWAY--Movie Club I, 2, 3, 4. DICK GATES--Football 2, 3, 4, P. club 2, 3, 4. JOAN GETTY-G. A. A. 3, 4, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4. LEO GILL-J. C. L. l, S. P. R. lpresidentl 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Council 2, 3, 4, President of Boys' Council 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Debate I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3,' 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Junior Class President 3. PAUL GLEDHILL-Boys' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Hi-Y I, Bank 3, 4, Freshman Class President l, School Treasurer 4. ARMOND GLICK-Science Club 3, Movie Club 3. GERALD GOODENOUGI-I-F. F. A. 3, 4. JIM GOWER- Football 3, Latin Club l, 2. CLEVA GRAY--Y-Teens l, Camera Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Girls' Council 4. DEAN GREEN-- Science Club 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 2, Chieftain 3, 4, I3 ALLEN GROVER RICHARD GUTENBERG BELVA HAU1 CLETA HAMMOND LARRY HANCOCK Movie Club 3. LA RAE GREEN--Movie Club 3, 4. DOROTHY GRIGORA--Red and Blue I, Chieftain 3, Curtain Club 2, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, Pep Club 4, Pocatellian 3, Editor 4.ALLEN GROVER - Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartette 2, Boys' Octette 3, 4, Porky Highlights 4. RICHARD GUTENBERG-F. F. A. 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. BELVA HAIR-Arts and Crafts 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, Y- Teens 2. BARBARA HALE-G. A. A. 4, Pep Club 4, All school play 3, 4. EVAN HALE-Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, P. Club 3, 4, German Band 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Curtain Club l, Poky Highlights 2, Drum Major 3, 4. RALPH HALL -Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Football 2, 3. BILL HALSEY. CLETA HAM- MOND-Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Cine Club 3, 4. LARRY HANCOCK-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Track 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, P Club 4. I-las Been Bone O lt isn't raining ruin -or violets either at the Senior party. The order of the evening wos o deluge of strow. LORIN HANCOCK-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Boys' Council 3, 45 Tennis Team 3, 4. RUTH ANN lROBINSONl HANCOCK-Girls' Reserves l, 2. LA RAE HANES-G. A. A. 3. HEBER HANSEN-Spanish Club 2, 35 Boys' Council 3, 45 J. V. Bosketboll 25 Senior Vice President. RHEA HANSEN-Lotin Club 2' Girls' Council 4' Pe Club 3 4 O h l' 2 Ch ' , , p , 5 rc es ro 5 our 3, President 45 Operetto 3, 45 Senior Sextetfe 35 D. A. R. Aword Winner 4. THEDA HANSEN. ' JOANNE HARRIS-S i Cl b 2 ' ' cence u , 3.JEANNE HARRISON-Dromaflcs Club l5 Bond 2, Chorus l, 2. NANCY HARRISON-Latin Club l, 25 Operetto l, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Sextette 2, 3,-45 Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. DELORES HARSHBARGER-Chorus l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 25 Girls' Council 3, 4. BER HA JEANNE HARIHSON NANCY HARRISON Us iran A 131 LAUREL HART JANICE HASKELL JOLEEN I-IESS DARLINE HIGGINS ' WANDA HILL ALICE HOUGINS - .1 - .fMM'Mfnfff ' ' ' A Q-wsfafw 41,95-o' . 1: ' V ,ji , ,,iffjEi, g-eg ., it . ' I Qi . J 1.1 1'1.af2e2l' g?ii?zLIefT59i'Ql' eev e gim i2Q'1.'1f f . I i, . 4 fs Y asf- . i F ff as s-1-Liiiixf sz!! 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If W . alia, 3I1J 5I' efIB?',. ewease . . ifiw isvi' fist .ezff 'I . qi. I ' JERRY HOWELL RAY HOWELL RICHARD HRONEK GAYLORD HUDSON HAROLD HORROCKS LLOYD HOWE , gl., .. if I I 7 zggggg-,g.Q 'I Miiiiieffls if I '.., - y .,., V .. 5 N 1. ffflf 5 'r- in ' HAZEL HUMPHREY MAE ALENE HURST 3 P I , , E I si I K I :Qin 'I I I as I i ' 1 I Hitzefg, El I I , I s-Iss., I I ISYS, gf! H .fi I . .. I. , , His We W A I ,I., Q.. -,--.g.,.s,. , , , e .ms .eihfgg ff, in w o I . . .,,.... . .. JUNE II-IFF VIRGIL JACKSON CAROLE JACOBSEN BILL JEFFERY ANN ETTA JENSEN BERYL JENSEN LAUREL HART---Honor Society 2, Latin Club 2, Govern- ment Clerk'4, Senior. Play 4. JANICE HASKELL - Girls' Chorus I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4. JOLEEN HESS-Girls' Chorus I,Choir2,3, Operetta 2,3,Sextette 2,3. DARLINE HIGGINS -Chamber of Commerce 3, President 4. WANDA HILL- Grils' Chorus I. ALICE HODGINS-Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Band I, Senior Play 4. BARBARA HOLCOMB-Curtain Club I, 2, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Cham- ber of Commerce 2, 3, 4. JESSIE HOLLENBECK-Girls Coun- cil I, 2, 3,'4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Curtain Club I, 2, Sen- ior Play 4. DOROTHY HOPPER. BILL HORNING. HAROLD HORROCKS-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Boys Council 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Senator 4. LLOYD HOWE-Lindell Hi-Y 4. JERRY HOWELL - Science Club 2, Football 3, Varsity Track 3, 4, Varsity Football 4. RAY' HOWELL-Boys' Chorus I, 3, Operetta 3, Boxing 3. RICHARD HRONEK-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus I, 2, Chieftain 3, 4. GAYLORD HUD- SON -- Boxing 2, 3, P. Club 3, 4, Movie Club 4. HAZEL HUMPHREY. MAE ALENE HURST-Chamber of Commerce 3, Curtain Club I, Girls' Chorus 2, 3.JUNE ILIFF. VIRGIL JACKSON-Spanish Club 2, 3, Choir I, Operetta I, 3, Box- ing 3. CAROLE JACOBSEN-Girls' Council I, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2, 3, 4. BILL JEFFERY--Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Pocatellian 4. ANN ETTA JENSEN-Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4.BERYL JENSEN-Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Football 3, Trumpet Trio 3, 4. Illemember I32 Barry examines the photograph album which Virginia carries in her wallet. MARLENE JENSEN. REED JENSEN--Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Senate I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Senior Class President 4. SUE DELL JEN- SEN-Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, School Court 4, Senior Sextette 4. DUANE JOHN-Track 3, Boxing 4.DOUGLAS JOHNSON-Football 2, 3, Science Club 2, l-li-Y 4, Ten- nis 4, Handicraft Club 4. GLORIA JOHNSON-G. A. A. 4. STANLEY JOHNSON-Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Arts and Crafts 4, Operetta 4. ZOY IADAMSONI JOHNSON-Operetta 3. VIRGINIA JOLLY--Class President 2, Music-GirI's l, 2, 3. iPark City l-lighl. JIMMY JONES- Boys' Chorus l, 2. x -KT' YIM 'V ? h?ifQE fiiSrfC LriiI- fi, St?I'i5'f'. . viiriltiilivllil'Ifat1,f3lrziff?2g9Qi?2f,ffgfffra - raifisfstiiiffgwaf 'V f S':'ii'Yf ' Piijfigjgiq,izi-:twig , rr r.- fist, , 1- 5 wfffQii'??'fg HSN., ,LQ llfifbiiiffi H3133 tw , af-,.',.': ,l?iQi!,j5sg L .-.i5?fEf:i, m-f f-'17, V ' ifiqlf' il H g , Q i , ig , X Y t r A ii asm 'i Q sir , if 'z-XI,,'ijJl?t lS KH ff,Yfmsfrifiiigiirz. . I I , m -a , , , y -, mil . MARLENE JENSEN REED JENSEN SUE DELE JENSEN DUANE JQHN DQUGLAS JQHNSUN si.oiuA Jormson sTANi.sY Jonsson Z0f,ga?,2Qf,0Nl VIRGWA ,muy MMM, ,UNB 1Bf 'llimes I RALPHEYN KEARSLEY VIRGINIA KELLY MARCENE KELSEY f. yi- - fx -f . . xgsftiwwvif. f . . ,.,1..-.g . wf,..,7 . 1:rim,w.,.,z.r.s :'r.,f 'l2.5L'i:?ilI-I5 JOANNE KIHARA MARIANNE KIHARA FRANCIS KING ,lei 1fe,f.,ff.,f ,Eilffgf - ry ..., Q11-. M gy... A I M 155, .fhggg 53535121 Vi '51, i 3 'I ' f . -- f wr, , .1- 155354, 2 w. .. 5- Kk-' ip I is. . . . . . .M .. A f . ', ws. . . .V f. . -- -v.,m -..-. -Q.. ' . 1, tw- . .A 5. ,IKLZA , 5, A , . . .,,.,,i.,,.,,3., A if .- 15 . .l :' . wif- Wi is ii.. griillif. if I . ,f f fiiifilfiv ALKKV ,I ,E V .. , ne. i n-K .. . .A . , r ig .,-5. .. f A ..,s-sag 2. .'vf's l'rs -...Q f .. f V,-Wy.,.5 kqfggmgyr. L- ,. i:',5:,-ag: . f . mfs.-if Q f,l. , .eiwf - . vi , . ,Q .51 i t ,, 'IS 5 x iii? ' .' i m' 7 K f J .I 1 W, .ij . ' I - f 5 if -I ' ftw--524 - L . ' 5 ,gb wi- Lf: ,i -111iKlfl,1l' i',x -. ' Iii ' ' :Ii-,W Us 'M QW , . ' ' .i fa-yxiif SHIRLEY KITE CHARLES KLEFFNER ROGER KNOWLTON .. 'I with .. 5, -SB! S It rf. , .6 ,if . I ss 15 ,ga FRITZ KVARFORDT ELIZABETH LIEURANCE DOROTHY LINDGREN S X325 DONALD LINDSAY AGNES LORE EDWARD LORE DONNA LYON BARBARA MACE LORIN MADSEN RALPHEYN KEARSLEY - Girls' Council 3, President 45 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 45 Band I, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 President 2. VIRGINIA KELLY-Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta I, 2, 3, 45 Sextette 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Chief Clerk 4. MARCENE KELSEY-Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Poky Wampum 4. JOANNE KIHARA-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 S. P. Q. R. 25 Spanish Club 35 Girls' Council 2, 3, 45 Debate I. MARI- ANNE KIHARA--Debate I5 Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 S. P. Q. R. 25 Spanish Club 35 School Court 45 FRANCIS KING-School Court 45 Boys' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Thespian 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 All-school play I, 2, 35 P Club 45 Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Ski Team 3, 45 Debate I, 2, 35 Chieftain 35 Track 3. SHIRLEY KITE--Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. CHARLES KLEFFNER-Latin Club I, 25 Baseball 45 P Club 45 Boys' Chorus I, 2, 4. ROGER KNOWLTON-Latin Club I, 25 Hi- CARITA LOVELAND DOROTHY LUKER GLEN LUSK .,., 3 .-fjfi: -aw I I . 'F' 2 7.f. ,K ,it Q CARL MARLER LOIS MARSHALL PEGGY MARTZ Y Club I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Concert Band l, 2. FRITZ KVORFORDT-Band I, 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Camera Club 3. ELIZABETH LIEURANCE-- Girls' Chorus I, 25 Choir 35 Latin Club I5 S. P. Q. R. 2. DOROTHY LINDGREN-Spanish Club 3.DONALD LINDSAY -P Club 4. AGNES LORE -Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Curtain Club I, 25 Thespians 3, 45 Debate 22 Chieftain 35 Latin Club 25 All School Play 2, 3, 4. EDWARD LORE--Science Club 2, 3, 45 S. P. Q. R. 25 Track 2, 3. CARITA LOVELAND-Movie Club 3. DOROTHY LUKER- Cine Club 2, 45 G. A. A. 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 3. GLEN LUSK --Latin Club I, 25 Curtain Club I. DONNA LYON-G. A. A. 4. BARBARA MACE. LORIN MADSEN--Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus I. CARL MARLER-Latin Club I, 25 Boxing 2, 45 P Club 2, 3, 45 Movie Club 4. LOIS MARSHALL. PEGGY MARTZ-Girls' Chorus I5 Red Cross Representative I5 Cine Club 3, 4. 7llilHell Spent I34 A--L. Joe chuckles fiendishly ot a mistake Isobel Yearsley has mode in typing. MARY MASSARO-G. A. A. 3, Poky High Lights l, Bond I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA MASSARO- G. A. A. 3, 4. FLORENCE MASTIN-Girls' Chorus l. ROBERT McCARTY-Boys' Council 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Science Club 3, Band 3, 4, Pep Bond 4, Orchestra 4, Honor Socity 4, Hi-Y 4. LEWIS McCLELLAND. VIVIAN McDERMOTT. CHARLES McDEVITT-Boys' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Debate l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 4, Curtain Club I, Lotin Club l, 2. HOWARD McLAUGHLIN- Curtain Club 2, Latin Club 2, Boys' Chorus 3, Choir 4. NORMA McLEOD4Orchestro I, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Curtain Club l, 2, Thespion 3, President 4, Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. ALICE McMILLIN--Poky High Lights 4. Buring l35 i wp' .- fi ' - I li. Z, 4 . II sf .I .. I sf 2:1 44,45 f I-5 Q 5 , If I WNEMXWAJ 5 '5:E2' .' CLAIRE McQUILLAN JOAN MENIJUSEIII' SHIRLEY MERIDETH 32 . '?i.lg2iI4.f.' E , 'E -'YV' -. IQIf,fi34ifF . ' ' .:,f,.::ifj.' .L-,ri sg. - I f,q,fwf , - , Iixxfig ,ISM 4 mr I I3 3 x. ,g ,2- ...Ing ezxmxs xr' -. 2 . I I FQ I it li -I. R. MIDDLETON EMMA JO MIKESELL i If If Weigh .IIMMIE MILLER MARK MOODY COLLEEN MOONEY DAVID MOORE JEAN MORGAN MARK MORGAN . . f if G 4 42? X . wk EU, .L .mf CLAUDINE MORRIS CATHERINE MUNN PATRICIA MURPHY I A'II' f . QQ 'I mn swf f ws. I ' 1 ,Q I5 1 . 4iigl5Z'i I ERNEST NELSON KAY NIELSEN DEAN NIELSON CLAIRE McQUlLLAN-Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Debate I, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Chieftain 3, Editor 4. JOAN MENOUSEK-S. P. Q. R. I, Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, chorus I. SHIRLEY MERIDETH-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, Girls' Council 3. DONALD METCALF-Track I, 2, 3. J. R. MIDDLETON. EMMA JO MIKESELL-G. A. A. 3, 4. JIMMIE MILLER- F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3, 4, P Club 2, 3, 4. MARK MOODY - Arts and Crafts 3, 4, Chamber of Commerce 3, 4. COLLEEN MOONEY - Pep Club 4. DAVID MOORE. JEAN MORGAN - Ski Club 3. MARK MORGAN-Hi-Y 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4.CLAUDlNE MORRIS-Curtain Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 4, 'J Pl I ' Im N PI I 4 ef L W 'gr i gf ...f I Ii ' 1 ROSETTA MURPHY TOM MYERS NEIL NEELEY I, Ll v F fe .43 I ,gl MARIANNE NIXON JUANITA NOKER MARILYN NDRBY Chieftain 3, 4. CATHERINE MUNN- Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club, I, 2, Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4. PATRICIA MURPHY- Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3.ROSETTA MURPHY. TOM MYERS- All Scnoal Play I, S. P. Q. R. I, Basketball 3, 4, NEIL NEELEY-Latin Club I, Football 2, Boys' Chorus 3. ERNEST NELSON - Hi-Y 2, Football 2, Boys' Chorus I, 4. KAY NIELSEN-P Club 4, 5, Boys' Chorus I, Boxing 4. DEAN NIELSON--Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3. 4, Camera Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, Pocatellian 2, 3, 4, German Band 4. MARIANNE NIXON - Ski Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 4. JUANITA NOKER-G. A. A. 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, J. U. G. 2, Ski Club 4. MARILYN NORBY-Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. 'lihe Bear To cheat or not to cheat. -That is the question thot runs through the minds of the seniors taking the attendonce test in home room. JO ANN O'NEAL. YVONNE OSBORNE-All School Play 3, Thespians 4. SHIRLEY OWENS- Orchestra Ig G. A. A. 4. PHYLIS PACK-Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, School Secretary 45 Orchestra I, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3. TED PACKARD-F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. HAROLD PAIGE-Senator I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, S. P1 Q. R. I, 2. ROBERTA PALMER--F. H. A. 2, G. A. A. 3, 4. MAXINE PANTER. NEIL PARKIN- Basketball 3, 4. NADINE IHARRISONI PARRISH-Science Club 2, 3. 1 with ill member BILL FORD PAXMAN Jun.: YKESLUIT Y PRICE pkgcgg--f ' RONALD PECK DICK PEW 2. '15 ' 'T .5952 ' fffifritqs-I . ' +.,245:3fw-iii. ,, ,. . a.5r,.frrf.2,fi'l2l.'if+l f -asf ' .:l...f5r ' ,l Fvlflrfg ,su y yn. v 'l' 2? ,ti ll lil, il 'lr if i 'If' N, ,Z,. GEORGE PROBART PAULINE RAY PAUL RAYMOND A -fir-5' 'l ' ' H' '.f5 f?3li'l lll fl ,fr-255 ww? tl lr f . .Mila . 1 'X l if I ' f-W' f'lllf4lf'5iia7 EF I . . gg I 'rQlLlIlji,il . I i, Wt gg'.2-Willa, .2.,.li',.fiffgg' -..:ill21lwgwv'- 2.4 . ' CATHERINE REED RONALD REYNOLDS VIRGINIA RHODES JANAT RICHMOND PHYLLIS RICHMOND ARLENE ROBBINS BILL PAULSEN-Curtain Club I. FORD PAULSEN-Curtain Club I, 2, Thespian 3, 4, All School Play l, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Pocatellian 3, 4. GARY PAXMAN-Senator I, 2, Vice-President of Student Body 3, President 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Boys' Council 4, Latin Club 2. RONALD PECK. DICK PEW-Hi-Y 2. LEONA POTTER- G. A. A. 3, 4. JOYCE PRESCOTT-Girls' Council 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Pep Club 4. JAY PRICE-S. P. Q. R. I, Poky Highlights 2, 3, Chieftain 3, 4. DOROTHY IPALMERI PRI- CHETT-G. A. A. 3, 4. GEORGE PROBART--Football 2, 3, Science Club 3. PAULINE RAY-G. A. A. 3, 4. PAUL RAY- I38 '-Nl' 'M ' I Il ff ROSS RICE GAIL RICHARDSON LA VERN ROBBINS MOND. CATHERINE REED-Orchestra 3, 4, Girls' Council 3. RONALD REYNOLDS. VIRGINIA RHODES-Girls' Coun- cil I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 4, Chiefain 3, 4. ROSS RICE. GAIL RICHARDSON. GRACE RICHMAN--Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I. JANAT RICHMOND-Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4, Curtain Club 2, Pep Club 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Poky High Lights 4. PHYLLIS RICHMOND -F. H. A. 3. ARLENE ROBBINS-G. G. A. I, Girls' Service Club I, Choir I, lCoeur d' Alene High Schooll Spanish Club 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Pocatellian 4. LA VERN ROBBINS--G. A. A. 3, 4. THELMA ICRITCHLEYI ROBINSON. JOAN ROE IBE This . . Wi ...fu , wt ' iililiiw MWMWQJVMQMMUJQ 3 3 I Y 155316 f M Mljwi 2 If I+ 'I Lfw-L 1,4494 A ,W-'Q' HSI' 'A' Q 41 ' J GAY r M'tflM 9 L .' xv, Sf' jf f ll ,l l J A . !gr' C 7 J drug L' . QV 5' ' if 1 , X , I 'I .x ' Q' I f I , If .Q li ai., 4 7 ' , I f I , 5 L 1 f fae- , y M I Mrs. Chute lends a helping hand to four senior boys who had trouble drawing VM W gb!-L X pdf their maps. -Aj' J' W l , my KX, Q' C ' S u lv jill it 4450 VIRGINIA ROSCOE-Girl Reserves l, Y-Teens lPresidentl 2, Science Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, j Girls' Council 4. MARY KAY ROSKELLEY-G. A. A. 3, 4, Chiettian Staff 3, 4, BOB RUSH- C Band l, 2, 3, 4, Debate 3, Hi-Y 4.LA VON RYTTING-Curtain Club 2, Girls' Chorus l, 371,943- Pocatellian 3, Court Secretary 4. JAY SAPPINGTON-Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. BOB SARGENT-Ski Club 4. JOYCE SAVlLLE-- Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4. ESTHER SCHATZ-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Cine Club l, 2. ROBERT SCHILD-F. F. A. 3.DERlNDA SCHURTZ-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Curtain Club l, 2, Thespians 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Arts and Crafts 2. I Bo Wonderful iilass V DON JOYCE SELBY DONNA SEMMENS CAROL CREESEJ SEMONS MAXINE SEMONS BARBARA SHERBURNE 'NHQMKW' I . ' : f '. - ' .. I 2.23, it i?5g?,IQ'5bgl5.r.' KIMIKO SHIMADA WESLEY SKIDMORE DICK SMITH ED SMITH JOE SMITH J JOAN SORENSON 4.1 5 24. ' ,law-,lg .sly . Y , .rr , A ' ' wiki' ' 'IM -5 299 iii - ' XK,,'r,g,?Z,' '- . ' :frm , .1 I' - 5 'hm 1 .. 'A gi ft -f gpg fga f, . 3 ' 'f7' fmf,l, ROBERT SPIKER RICHARD SPILLETT LOINE STOWELL CHARLES STOY SHIRLEY STURMAN DON SEIVENO. JOYCE SELBY. DONNA SEMMENS. CAROL IREESEI SEMONS. MAXINE SEMONS-Curtain Club 2. BAR- BARA SHERBURNE-Girls' Chorus 2, 3. KIMIKO SHIMADA -S. P. Q. R. 25 Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 3, 4. WESLEY SKIDMORE- Boys' Council I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 S. P. Q. R. 25 Band I, 25 Footbqll 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 4. DICK SMITH-Basketball 45 Boxing 45 Baseball 4. ED SMITH-- F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Boxing 35 Baseball 4. JOE SMITH-S. P. Q. R. I, 25 Pep Band I, 2, 35 Ski Club 4. JOAN SORENSON - Girls' Council 2, 3, 4. DARLENNE SOUTHWORTH -- Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta I, 2, 3, 4. I40 gww .Muwi ,f, ,g fs. f' 5, .. .'.i2':-Li'izif, r i, A A if M f. ff' . 5 iii Qwfzfii fi me A fi ff ' giwffflrril .r..i . I i li r em srewmr cmzoivu srocxs ARDA srooomzo BOB SWANSON OWENETTA TALBOT ROBERT SPIKER. RICHARD SPILLETT-Football 2, 35 Var- sity Football 4. BILL STEWART-Baseball 3, 4. CAROLYN STOCKS-Curtain Club I5 Orchestra I5 Arts and Crafts 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 All School Play 3. ARDA STODDARD. LOINE STOWELL-S. P. Q. R. I5 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 35 Arts and Crafts 25 Choir 35 Operetta 3. CHARLES STOY. SHIRLEY STURMAN-F. H. A. 3, 4. BOB SWANSON--Concert band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Trumpet Trio 3, 45 German Band 45 Orchestra 4. DOLORES SWANSON-Band 45 Girls' Council I, 2, 3, 4. OWENETTA TALBOT-Girls' Council 3, 4. The illass ew '7 lt's a sure thing that Heber Hansen and Chuck McDevitt don't suffer from acrophobia. That's a ten toot ladder they are standing on. MASAKO TANIYAMA-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4.EDDlE TAYLOR-Football 2, 3. Boxing 2, 3. JACK TAYLOR-Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, German Band 3, 4, Science Club 2, 4, Operetta Orchestra 3, 4, RONALD THOMAS-Basketball 3,' Track 3, Science Club 3, Ski ' Club 3. NANCY THOMPSON-F. H. A. 3. BARRY TODD-Operetta 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Camera Club 2, 3. TOM TOWERS--Debate 3 4, Chieftain 4. JOHN TRAUGHBER. ROBERT WALKER-Latin Club 2, Debate 2, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi- Y 2, 3, 4. RICHARD WALLIN-Debate 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Boys' Council 3, 4, Boxing 3. BARRY TODD Tom 'rowzks .iouu Timususen nosskr WALKER RICHARD WM-UN mf R4g,, l4l , MMM, A V, 'MMM ib- W N X 01,1220 M X fig 1 EVE nil ' J I 1 g in- 'I l I - is no IM , I i , 5 i 4 L li, ,glgliill . .. .5,,s.. . 222 fs' ' f DARREL WATERS igf.,Q:fgt,f . siifflsf. 3?Mi,iim,,, i i ..i!g,,fg,41.VAyVV i.Eig:.?m.ij'e . 1 wgmi'ii.i's my if igs,m..,', ' 1223 3 -.5fj,w fue: 55 .'s! ,ae' 'E'- ' ftfivsgiaii-'1'4 . lllll 'l get i x E if if iii is sr KS fi vale? Dlffsif . -xc 3 iiiii 3 2 gi ,gi ,A lli R 2 A wilful i i xi qizf i il l' - fllgll IH ' ' 4 L f I ' ' 'I Q, i i .ii , ill ggi., ii... 'Au 1, Iijl f 1 .ii 5 N M 315 it ..,z:,..f.,.Q .fi kt: It V- www-5' ,- - .:- f 1' A if gawk Z5 W . fliifw f , F Xl . . . if 1.-' Y Wi' - Q15 he Heniors 'ffl-tu iii, . f I I jg.'f'iS'irifif'!2i sv . S, fi i 4 il, , Qzlffsyifliiililllifll ' L' ' ' ' h e ?: i5l1if5Ei:E:sl' ' ' 5f'ifiaa,, . 2. ip L I - N 165255.36 fi l 1 4 if 'sr 5' 5 . uw ml api yi FRANK WEBSTER ED WEST JOE WILLES RAYMOND WILLIAMS JOYCE WILSON s wnus wiwrsns JEAN wise Q, 3y,,,lf,f,l'-,'2ll Mow.: wonmm HANAYE YAMAMo'ro ,BETTY nanny I I J . I X t- x .F . . I . , I f Wi 1 IM ,.3.,i,z,,I.5.si,4:f 'tam llYTlfsl.ll5i'il'llA - lifilie,ls5fril.iSiifi' ,, , . ., lliil'll5,lli5llf3llE fgli'f.1i521,iifE. 3, ga' 'f2lii5ziiQ'i3,l:: , ,..,,,... . ,, . S. i-f . .4 M -we -isiiw igfsfi g , gg, .5 .i - i A i aisflgi 4 me :F NAIDA Yost num ziuc nano zuuoai. - DARREL WATERS-Boys' Chorus lp Choir 2, 3. FRANK WEBSTER-Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4. ED WEST-Choir I, 2. JOE WILLES-Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4' German Band 3, 45 Drum Maiar 4. RAYMOND WILLIAMS lBoxing 35 P Club 3, 4. JOYCE WILSON-Girls' Chorus l, 2. WAYNE WINTERS-Boxing 3, 4. JEAN WISE-Latin Club 4. ANNIE ICELLID WOODWORTH. MOYLE WORK- MAN -1 Boxing 3, P Club 3, 4, F. F. A, 4. HANAYE YAMAOTO-Girls' Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor 'Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. BETTY YARDLEY-Girlsf Chorus I, 2, 3. NAIDA YOST - Latin Club lg Art Club 2, 35 Chamber of Commerce 3, G. A. A. 3. RUTH ZILK-Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3. REED ZUNDEL-Band lg F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Boxing 2, 3. IN MEMORY OF Richard Lewis, member of the class of '49, whose notebooks and pencils were put away be- fore his senior year. God's finger touched him, and he slept. Tennyson- ln MemoricJm l42 I Q L33 2.1 V Hours rulg . .dl-.4-f ' fm ' . Vajtgijf h Q fn-X!!! -2 Q-1 wx!-ffv alfa if I .fy V4.3 gvvi' y,'5'-4.,vzf:jf'gQ P X . . fc , .M 1 W -6QW'WW ,Ll 1.4!-Q.. L. .cf,,vL!f,' kg' 'A V lt , A - 'Qff , , , . ' N 1 ++f: If Q '7 ' 2,6-lf:.L,1J,1.i .0 , ff' F, -KWWL-. jfrCff,,rccZ,,U WMM AU jy . 3 mm! pw . 1 ffl ff' 'fylf' V I AX!! Y ,f , x 'f , Q ' WV Yfufl Xrj ff? fir' . 1 ,K ' 1' ' 'X ' iv' ' X A J nl N ' W' . 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Bangs Stationers, Inc. ..... :gfi..cL.I..l..e137 N. Main Tommy Barrett's Camera Shopufzl .,.. f ,... .... D ..... 2 41 W. Center Bistline Hardware ...... ....,.. ,Agmi ,,.r 1 .......... 427 E. Center Bistline Realty Company..j,1QLg,..1.:g'1j?....v-- 2 ...rf.. ...155 S. Arthur Block's ..... ....... .... ..........,.210 E. Center Bryan and Company .... ........ L, ...... 7 'Qf..'.fii.1'17 N. Arthur Cook Drug .... ggi:-...gl .rr, ..i. .... ......, 1 ..........333 W. Center Delite Bakery ...... 1... ......... 114.5 .....T ' 1: ......, 5..j:f:.- .... ' f:,...-..122 N Main Electric Service Company ...... j ,..,g Q LL, ....,. i f ..... ......... 3 37 N. Main Fargo's ....., z-, .......4L.,. g ....... 1 ........... ,,.,, ,,,..... ....... 5 ...,. 2 . .-'.i.i-200 5 Main Farnes Fine Foods ,,1...,...,. ............. 251 N. Main Fawson Music...4.a .... - in f ....... ......... 1 38 N Main Fogg Drug ......,.....f' 1 .....,g 1 .-,z..4,,.p-.4f.:,, ....., If ,........... 327 E. Center Ford Music Company ......... : ..... fi fg.,.f..f.-Q5.:.Q ......... 343 W- Cehfef Freddy's Sport Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,, .. -Z..u..1f..:.7..245 N. M010 Gateway Printers, Inc. ........ Halliwell Drug Co. ....... Harrison Jewelry .......,...... 8 W. Center ......-..-..202 S. Arthur 14 S. Main Henriksen's Appliance .......... .......... 2 18 5- Mdih Hughes ....................................................... .............. 140 S. Main ldaho Bank and Trust Company .................................. ......... C erlS0n Building Idaho Typewriter Exchange ....,........... ............ 1 ............... 205 5 Mill!! Jensen 1'ypewriter Company ......... .... ..... ....... 323 N. Main MacKenzie Auto Company ..... ....... ....... 401 N Main Mill'er's Bakery ...,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ..,.. .... ................ 325 N Mdih Mitchell's Radio and Appliance ................ .....,....... 250 N Mein , 147 L-L -Q X, Modern Deb Shoppe.,Lu,!5g?fi.lfg',?i'f?ag,?.,,,. ,.,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.L.4..... . . ...123 s. Mein Moore Drug and Supply ......,....... ag E. Center Mountain Electricxffgfiii..,QZ..e.,f..i.f:5ge141.e..Qfef,2....w.g,5ffeq,,'...4g2Q......355 E. Center Nanson Dry N. Main Nye Center Drug..,fig:ge.f,fg'gT,f.f,4.. ,'4f .... 4 .'gt. f'feeg.....62'l E. Center Paris Company...ii,QQf,y4g3 'LWL .,.. e ef., ...,.. ieififii ff,.4 ...:. zg'.zae..lZ..-'l02 S. Main Petersen Furniturei..lff,..g.z,...'.iez...f.1,-.4Q, .... .... ey 2424224 N. Main Pettit Typewriter Exchangeee.,:ga..ytgejf.-Leg,.fQfQQf5.1Q4'.g.,.ee..fg-Q1-.Zeeeefl28 W. Lewis The People's Store .,., .lA. i ,,,.. ,,,. Center Pioneer Barber Shopf...ieegfg.of,zz2inM, ...... Q ...A 1 S. Main Pocatello Army Store,..4eefg .... . ..,. .s..,g.., .4.. E.'Center Pocatello Drug COIHPGPIY..-fQ.'seLi.- ,,,,: . J.' ,Q,.eQ,..e....e.. ......, , W. Center Pocatello Hardware and Canvaseygege ...,, j N. Main Geo. Primbs and Sons.f.Q.f4ef..g.zg'-..A f.., ...U .,....... CI f,,e,,f,eg .... P ..... ....,.....740 W. Center Reinheimers Cafef..v,j?,f4z4,' .... ...... ..-.-3'l4 N. Main R. end G. C... .fQe4e.eeeg.3os w. Center Real Estate and Insurance Exchange .... 4 W. Center Rialto Theaternfpi.:QfQ...f.zf1ef5:f4e ..1..,...., E. Center Rowles Mackeeelefgg .... N. Main Securities Credit .,.. .....,. ....... . ...327 W. Lewis save ......,.......,,.,,..,.,,,.,...,,..,... ,,,.,,.......,...., ...,.....e.,........ 227 N. Main . en er Stratford Furniture Sf WJQSB7 E C t Terrell Shoe Company .......... ......................... . . ................ . ...................... Kane Building Troy Parisian Laundry ..,,.,,...,,.,,,,. ........ 6 25 W. Center Vogt Sheet Metal Company ............ ............. 6 53 W. Center ........,..Central Building Watson's Men's Wear .............. ............ V 148 J , ' I gf ,ff 11 'wifwfmi W 3, ffm ' .CU fi' 2165 1 QQ? 5152 ' ' X 415 91 'E QW 1' J' I I' W Wwggffwffmwb ffiwfyimffffff Wrw fgjjwff QM N. f . ff ? 4 Niiqs Q -Www WWA MW X X i E Q F' Qgbwkg fbwwwgijfw od .5 diy? W 22213 H if lx. J ff . ffiw I A , f' WML 'I' ' ,lsf f. N 0, X 1 I r , 7 ff f 1 ,gf Af' ' ' , A :L N VJ' ,f ' Af' ffff ,-'-1 ' .5 , If V 1 NX !:1'f!. . 5 f V - , I ff' , ffl! ' ' 1 ' ly! f M ' 'I X-rf' fl . , , X 'NIJ 1 r A 'fl Ld! 1 1 1 Q, ,J 1- KA! J! I. K, A if 5 7222, QQSQQQ .X Q Zi A 97 1 , 4, Q, H k f in 1 ', - 0 an? aff ' , P JiiZfj2?,,,q7h?f3y K W If 1 i af-4 75 5 ZZLXWIJ' 5 4:-r ,IX I lx . A,vVMf,l,,'f Janjfffid 4 I I av! ' I 1 EN i'h7' SWL' 07 ffarrf' Y 1 ' ' l' 2 7fh1'!? f d f' Q 'IM' I .jx Q if . . . , A W E ' v V . eq X X X Q' 4 iff ' 1 F Q , . 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