Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1957 volume:

NAME 1-I S a E 'a i 4 w I I t 1 1 1 1 l 1 i 1 v I I x Q fx , X4 1 ., A 12 f . ' 'yffrf N 'I-1 'a . H If K XU:'?'!,' 1 'H , MX ,il x . ' V, xt I Q, K'-4: s , ' PN F - vw , . Q.--Xl.y. x , x , NJ --nf---'I,, , ' X. 4. I. rg Q ff tx , I NS-J. ,1 f,, , rfizfffffdfbg 3i,iLZf?Zf ff ,B 1ffMg,,, Ww4'fyf-fy-fag A dw! N-a .EE- . Q 57 ,IITH Y X A' 1? W MAJ Wfucme '7'L 'r of 4-1-'QQ-ax O41 vagal JJ - A in 1499+-Q U55 ocafafgam POCATELLO HIGH SCHOOL 1957 GEORGE ANN RINKER CARLENE PETERSON C Ed 1 C Ed 1 8:45 A. M. all present CPD and accounted for. IZQL E 2 5 E ' Z 4' Awaiting the lunch hour rush is the deserted cafeteria. , , , , Poky s proof of thenr vuctornes. The scene of many athletic contests and dances . . . C 0 f Is that a TV antenna we spot on top? , ctw The front of our school provides Q G scenic picture. fvm...,- 'f-,.. , M fm M, iv 7 4. kv f, t., nu if. 4 i i, sl :tm i. A-M vnsw 'Eg ,V 'Vicki 1 NNY mr: Quik 5 -his ,IQ 2, 1 ' M 'hyat Tw U, Q, . isfl A WLM , .Sf r , ,r 1 E Kai- 'Y' 4 xg h 3 ug wt I I Xxx' M- .X , R., 3 mi gigs, RX Z , OTEMIO7 This yeor, l957, Pocotello High School hos eorned the title ot chompions. From the top of our chom- pionship crown, we con view these winners. Whcnt things nnoke up o school ot chompions. Whot sort of things do chompions do ond whot octivities do they enjoy? Let's look down on Poky High ond view the closses, the orgonizotions, the foculty of these students. Let's look ot the octivities ot these students, these students who ore chompions. 4 a l JOHN EVANS Coach of Champions No school of champions would be complete without its athletic victories. Pocatello High School, this year, has won Big Six Championship titles in both football and basketball, has captured the Fifth District basketball championship, and has marched on to the Idaho State Basketball Cham- pionship undefeated throughout the season. None of these things could have come about without the aid of one man, a champion in his own right-our head coach, Johnny Evans, who, with the help of his capable assistants, Wally Kelly and Byron Toone, spurred Poky High's able athletes on to this undefeated season and inspired them to play their best under all conditions. Under his watchful eye our boys made athletic history and blossomed into true champions. To Johnny Evans, we of the Pocatellian staff and student body of Pocatello High School dedicate our book the l957 Pocatellian. 5 Ijagfe of Uonfanfa OPENING ..A,.. ... FOREWORD A. ,.. DEDICATION ...., 4 ADMINISTRATION ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,, 8 Foculty Student Government ...,...... ,..... CLASSES ...I....,..............,.,.,........, .......,,. Seniors .,....e,.....e.. ,.......,. Juniors ,,...,. Sophornores ,....,.... .,.....,.. ORGANIZATIONS ...,..,. ....... , .. ACTIVITIES ....,..,..... ....,. I0 I7 24 26 58 76 94 ' I8 Publications ...,.. ,...,... ' 20 Music ,,....,........ ..,,...... ' 26 Ploys ....,....... ........,. ' 38 SCHOOL LIFE .,..,...o....o........s......,. .......... I 40 HONORS AND AWARDS .,........ .,........ ' 60 ATHLETICS ...,........,..,,...........,, .......... Footboll ,.......,. .......... - Bosketboll Minor Sports ,...,..., .......... ADVERTISING INDEX .,...,...,...., '74 76 85 ' 92 ..,......,2O0 Art ond Cover by Duane Huff 6 I Oqufog 'mpg il- Ggjminiifz + A MZ 1, X 4 W fx! N'-'Wg X GERALD A. WALLACE Superintendent As superintendent in Pocatello, Gerald Wallace has done an outstanding job in conducting the school district business, and through his efforts many improvements have been made. Mr. Wallace received his B. A. degree at the University of ldaho, his M. A. degree at the University of California and he received his Doctorate at Oregon last June. muuafzfzafou School board members are seated left to right Ernest G. Hanson, James Leese, Alton Alex- l d E Hawkes. ander Willis R Ward and R K Hart Standing are Mr. Wal ace, an zra Q... sims. E , ROBERT MARCHEL Principal LEONA KASS MARCELLINE DUNN Secretory Attendance Clerk JACOB SIX ROBERT GOOCH EMMA LOU BELL DELBERT YOUNG Registrar Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Sophomore Counselor ARLENE BAKER English VERNON BINGHAM Language MARIE BELL Social Science INEZ ALLARD LIONEL BOWSER EULALIA CALL V Commercial AMY BERRETT Commercial IRENE BOHLSCHEID Commercial EUNICE CONGLETON Commercial FARRIS EDGLEY Music acuffy ELFRIDA EDWARDS Home Economics History Social Science GRACE ELLIS History J OH N EVANS Physiology, Coaching KENNETH FACKRELL Word Study GEHRING MARY GIANOS FLOYD EXETER Education English Government, History LYNN FORTSCH Mathematics JAMES GABBARD cl Music HELEN GIPSON EDITH GILES BARBARA GLEDHILL , English Mathematics Health Q militia L .mem fesemmwsammzmszauzmesamgpilm --.ffscfrs ggSisfmmfmmsggy VIVIAN HANSEN Mathematics EVA GROSSMAN Language FAYE HEARD Mathematics HERBERT GLINDEMAN WANDA HOLLINGSWORTH GILBERT Biology Home Economics Mathematics CARROLL HARRISON Chemistry MILDRED HILSWICK aaa fy EDWIN KELLER WALLY KELLY RALPH KENNARD Biology Health Band 1 iai, , fciy ' i i 'A oiy, yyygy I ,:,, W I If mm 9 41 It . efim' .f ,gamma M . 1-fwlfi' :E I-, 2Mi V ! A 1:5 fig' rim? .5 x ' '- I 595543 ,tti, I' 7 A. .. .. ,MSM ,.. f- 1 ff-.Mm ,Wm mes. 2 , ,fsiiigqffgaiw ,IA ww . I- is g-g,g2g' X , , UN. , vw' N I Wf, ANN LAMB aauffff ANNA SEBESTA English GLADYS MESSEX English, Journalism WANLYN OLIVER Econdmics EVELYNE RICE Government, World History LES SHEPARD CAROL SHEPARD ' Mechanical Drawing, Speech, Debate Speech ,jmgwgw - ' all WW , i f - all ui Sw ws x ,gayk A 'W rg V igifw zx I r ' 3 ' Z ' 7 E i L -' si, X. : 1, Y 'eglalffg f ' 42 iii if wzh -wr - Engl ROWDON STOLWORTHY Science E JOSEPH SORENSON History MYRON THOMPSON Industrial Arts SYLVIA SMITHAM EUNICE WALLACE MARGARET WHIT 1 Language German English MADELINE THOMPSON Language BYRON TooNE Z7 History I ' WAYNE WHITLOW CAROL WISEMAN J. A. ZIEBARTH Biology History Commercial BERNELL BARRETT gfucfsizf Body glzaaicfanf After a hard and victorious battle Bernell Barrett was elected to take over the duties of student body president. The tall, lanky president played on the varsity basketball team as a sophomore, as well as taking an active part in German Club, Bernell was elected senator from the Junior class last year. Part of his knowledge of school government affairs was attained at Boys' State, where he served as U. S. Senator. I7 BOB STEFFENS -Studentbody Vice-president I , 5, ARLEEN LUND Secretory Luau Cgfucfanf Body Uff AFTON IRVING Treasurer ADALI A WORTH Treosu rer 1 s Members of senate are, first row, left to right-Jackie Harris, Carolyn Fishburn Bill Miller d J an eanette Bradley. Second row-Arleen Lund, Steve Anderson, Frances Howard and Steve Herzog Third row-Bob Reed, Marilyn Conrad, Gwenna Woodward, and Mike Tuck Fourth row-Bob Steffens, president of the senate, and Mr. Exeter, advisor snake One of the most important groups of the school government is the school senate. The group is composed of three senators elected from each class, the presidents of Girls' and Boys' Council, student body vice president, and the secretary of the student body. The major jobs of the senate are to write and revise laws, and to consider all house bills. I9 The House is the legislative body of the school. Each homeroom elects a student to represent them in the House. lt serves to let the students have a voice in school matters. The House also directs P. T. S. A. membership drives. The Speaker is Larry Hill. Concentrating on one of the many school problems is Larry Hill, speaker of the House. O Senior members of House are, first row, left to right-Pamela Taniyama, Deanna Brooke, Claire Yamauchi. Second row-Charlie Wilson, Carole Coffin, Beulah Smith, Lavere Simon. Third row -Coleen Trimming, Jim Woodland, Terry Rich, Bob Rowland. Fourth row-Melvin Fairbanks, Herman Cook, Lonnie Kelly. . .. ,,...,.v, .h,,,A. ,M,.,,,,.,,,,. , Junior members of House are left to right, first row-Karen Kunnery, Edyth Okomura, Faye Hansen. Second row-Elaine Georgeson, Jackie Mitchell, Margaret Strawn, Barbara Burton. Third row-Ann Jo Preece, Sandra Johnson, Christine McDaniel, Analee Marlowe. Fourth row -Pat Webster, Betty Weatherman, Ross Ritland. Fifth row-Dave Thomas, Doug Smith, Chet Fulwyler, Wayne Albertson. :R 512 fzeienfafi Usa Sophomore members of House are left to right, first row-Harold Dendurent, Doris Barrett, Dixie Ramey, Bill Whitehead. Second row--Ted Lewis, Urania Giesbrecht, Diane Fawson, Joy Neider, Third row Max Gyer, Gary Ryan, Jean Hansen. Fourth row-Stan Spicer, Pete Groom, Jim Babcock, Richard Knapp. M ,, ,, ,,,, er Members of Cabinet are left to right-Bob Steffens, Kent Vernon, Steve Young, Gary Havin, Mr. Mcrchel, Adolia Worth, Arleen Lund, Dorold Olson, Larry Hill. Not pictured is Bernell Barrett. 435060017 Caginsf School Cabinet serves as the advisory group to the principal to discuss ad-- ministrative problems. It is composed of class presidents, studentbody president, studentbody vice-president, studentbody secretary, studentbody treasurer, school attorney, the speaker of the house, and the principal. 22 Court members are, first row, left to right-Bob Rowland, Marvin Fields, Bob Young, Gary Tauscher. Second row-Marcia Manning, secretary, Ed Crane, Karen Stedtfeld, Mike Brink. B k - ' ac row Gary Havln, Darold Olsen. owzf The court is one of the main bodies of school government. lt se ' ' rves as an advisory group to the principal as well as d t e er- mining the constitutionality of the laws passed by the Senate and House. Members of the court are appointed by the faculty onthe b ' f ' ' ' ' asus o their scholarship and citizenship standin Th' g. is year the court has also been active in recommending changes in amendments to the school constitution. 23 Taking time to smile for the photog rapher is Darold Olsen, School Attorney. ? ' 96 cfm En fyfflnnnlgtittii ' as f 56 A C g A X 4 is 6 X. N z a P 1 5 2 i f GARY HAVI N President EDDIE CRANE A Vice-P resident .mio 'as SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At the end of this gear, our last at Pocatello High School, we of the senior class of I9 7 look back fondly on our four years. Many memories crowd our minds as we reflect. Way back when tour freshman yearl, we lived through the painting ' and glory of our first Red and Blue Day. Our class party was he d in the Girls' Gym a-nd many of us attended. We worked hard and played hard that first year. When we were sophomores, Red and Blue Day was no more, IH its place came Homecoming and our illustrious class float which dldn't even win a prize: Our ' Dogpatch party was quite the sight, with many odd-looking creatures, including schmoos, and lots of Kickapoo Joy Juice mixed by our hicks from the sticks. We gained a little confidence in ourselves, but we still held back our talents, ambitions, and especially, our homework. During our junior year we had a good float, complete with an Indian, and it won second prize. The theme this year was Poky Pow Wow. Our as- sembly was a Minstrel Show and it was received enthusiastically. To top aff the year, we staged the best dance of all, the Junior Prom, with the unforgettable theme, Carousel Our senior year was eagerly anticipated as we ordered our class rings and partied at the Cove. Last fall we come back to the good old theme of Red JEAN ETTE KINGHORN Secretary and Blue Day, and capped it by winning first prize with our spec- tacular 40-foot Senior Dream. ' Long after this year we will re- member and cherish the efforts of our football and basketball teams, both undefeated and both Big Six champions. Our grand- children will hear about this feat for long years to come. Night of January l6th, was the title of the suspense-packed senior play, which everyone, including the cast, enfoyed. Of course, the Senior Ball, biggest and best of oll, was hed in a facsimile of a tea- house w ich may be the senior trademark for all time. Everyone had fun on Sneak Day, but many eyes were tearful as the last march down the aisle concluded our high school days. Class officers during our years at Poky High were: PRES. V.-PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER 9-Bob Burton Larry Hill Anita Hayden George Crotts IO-Bud Miller Nancy Sealey Karen Stedtfeld Pat Kelly l l-Gary Havin C. Paniogue Jerry Seibert Jeanette Bradley l2-Gary Hayin Eddie Crane J. Kinghorn Jerry Seibert JERRY SEI BERT Treasurer Karl Allen Max Allen Ralph Allen Jlm Anderson Paul Armstrong Rlta Armstrong Elaine Ashbaker Nell Ashbaker Nancy Ashley Jeanette Ashton 1 1 Awe lil , asm Bill Barnard Dorothy Barnett Bernell Barrett Carol Bartschi Kathryn Beebe Darlene Bennett Sandro Bennett Donnette Berry Beverly Bertelsen Elaine Beseris Senior play cost lineup-Elvis Martindale presiding. Hope Beseris Henry Bieker 28 Betty Bitton Sharon Black Eddy Blanco Ray Blanco sfzio 'za La Raine Bledsoe Jo Ann Blodgett Doug Bohi Mike Brink Jeanette Bradley Ed Brandt Deanna Brooke Chuck Brough Erroll Brown Gaylond Brown Elke Buenning Colleen Campbell Dennis Carey Sidney Carlsen Alma Carlson Dan Carlson Joyce Carlyle Judith Carter Dennis- Chase Ruth Chatterton But l'm all thumbs! exclaim seniors taking the manual dexterity test as part of the broad testing program offered by the guidance service. Vaughn Chotterton I 3' Arlene Chene Y 30 Elvin Christensen T Sammy Clark Herman Cook Jeanette Clark Carole Coffin Carol Cooper Sharon Christensen Charlotte Clark Bill Collins Gloria Cattle 4' Bti l K ' iii' 'iff , .1 .,ii , ' gr . it V U-new , :je Q it 1 5125011 A Roland Conrad Marba Cottle .,g-Xzlgggiiigiglx - C eoerr l I fp. si' XM' x lar! K 3 Y 'li Sig ?-'lf , if is xi 1 ,tr ffl 'il . . i ll J ki. s lg fl if R l L4 ig wt K Q X 'iw , 'J 1:51, i'lsf5z52fffie1ill 5 ' I f' , j x Q Joan Contos Ed Crone L N Il D idson Torn Davidson Bob Creer Joyce Curtis Sylvia Curzon a e e av Therese Davis Joe Delquadri Pat Demopoulos Carolyn Davis Janet Davis Who, me? l'll never tell! Tom Denkers Johanna Derbidge Theresa Dillon La Rae Dunn Vern Dutton Jo Ann Edgley Dorothy Erickson John Etter Connie Dominguez Sandra Doupe Orville Edwards is: EE E.. Renee Evans ' 23? gil , A , , - fl, Nl x ,xl 5 ' i lil HIT 1 WEEK E 'iii ,, if x. l ji s lil ' , , W 5126011 Jeanette Ellis Tom Eversole Terry Elsethogen Mel Fairbanks. ld J d Filer Lorene Fincher Leona Fannin Richard Feldsted Marvin Fie s u y Carolyn Fishburn Sharlene Fore Charlene Forgeon Robert Forrest Terry Frasure Senior Home Economic's mock wedding party. 34 Bill Furniss Joyce Gabbert Wayne Hadley Charlotte Garrison Don Gates Elaine Ghan I EVZLO 'Zi Phil Gibson Sandra Gilman Joe Graham Barbara Gravatt Jay Grayson John Griggs Gary Grimm Fred Goranson Steve Gummersall Boydine Gunter A if ill' , wi' ' gil, vimggaxf , ,. ia Q if Charla Hancock Karolea Hansen Kay Hansen Alice Hansen Jackie Harris Jim Harris Ethel Rae Harrison Don Harten Eldon Harwood Twila Harwood Wheel Look at mel Gary Havin Gaylia Hawkes 36 Rosalie Hawkes Mary Ellen Hawkley Ralph Hegsted Sharon Hendricks .mio ul Gary Henry Albert Hill Clain Hill Larry Hill Scott Hill Shirley Hill Tylon Hollingsworth Barbara Hoadley Bill Hoadley Judith Hopkins , .. H, . , ,.,. . . ,,,m,.l..,ls,,.w is lm, msn--ws iswfiais-fxafW41zL!mllnaawmalwmixlizslzsacwiuyfyif-:snails.2,w.x1xlfw,.:a.l51'wafeta Ronald Howell Mervin Housley Duane Huff Afton Irving Darrell Irwin Porcia Jacobson Byron Jensen DeE'rta Jensen Bob Johanson Boyd Johnson Skiers Carolyn Johnson -eq xy Duane Johnson ' ' fl' L i , ' -- J , - ,.,,. ' - - H ly Vl,ll,,ll ,Ll 38 James Jolley . - - ll. f .--,M A SQQ W,AgLs,f2,1- il f- ' Y f -f 'series'-fs,-ssim. Myrna Judd Lonnie Kelly Pat Kelly .mio fu Marilu Kilbourne Jeanette Kinghorn Kent Knighton Peggy Koehler Lois Kruse David L ll ' a as Dorian Larsen Karen Larsen Sherry Ann Larsen Neil Larson 1 i - .ww X,,-' 1---M, , Diane Lee Dave Lefavour Anabel Leslie Jack Lewis Bar Dee Leyland C ll L' h J. Lish Dallas Linford Willie Linton Cliff Lish o een is Confusing the teachers has always been fun for the senior closs's three sets of twins. Warren Lohoff Devonna Lords 40 Curtis Lott Steve Loveland Eldon Lowe Arleen Lund .mio 'za Marcia Manning Carol Marley Gene Morley Sharon Marshall Bob Martin. Keith Martindale Karen Mathews Dan McAughey Bob McCarty JGFYY MCDQHIBI A 5' L' T'l :'L'm i:J4'W'm'ffl Wit'iwmtiillswim I Pete McDermott Steve McDonald Peggy Meredeth Gloria Metcalfe Carolyn Johnson sings on Poky Hi Lights 42 Pot McGirr Martha McNabb Jerry Medrud Bob Middleton Bill Miller Bud Miller Lamont Miller Penny Miller Sandra Miller Frances Morningstar Margaret Nelson 1 K x s ,lf X I if iw W ,ug ,.' ng.. 5 T '-' Q-ff, 1, 231115, , ff , '- 76 ip' A 45 i - .. .,.:: 39 52, . --asf: ra: A x . .6 M -, 5 It ,,., W , fs , 1 rj s M JW? Q 5 'E w SH gi 3 5 Q Dave Noesen Robert Novis Darold Olson Jean Olson Jim Ostler Jerry Overdorf Evelyn Owens Heather Palmer Colman Paniogue Faith Parker Whot's this?-Good Heavens! A junior in the senior section! Reed por, Jack Patten 44 Robert Petersen Carlene Peterson Mary Ann Phillips Margreatte Pierce 51260 'za Kathleen Pizer Ron Post Iva Lee Pratt LaRae Pratt Juleen Price Jolene Pyne Delores Ramey Steve Rasmussen Delbert Rawlins Fred Ray Nancy Reading AI Reddish Bob Reed Jim Reed Sherrie Reed Glen Reese Barbara Reynolds Shirley Rhodes Donna Rice Terry Rich Courtroom suspense is high in the senior plGY, Nigl'11' of Jcriuory l6fl'1. Jean Richmond George Ann Rinker 46 Pauline Robinson Terry Robison Annette Rock Jerry Rogerson .mio 'za Gary Rossiter Gary Rothwell Reva Rowe Bob Rowland D0r1r1G Rupp Kenny Russell Dorothy Rust Ross Rytting Jan Sainsbury Kathryn Sanders '1'1 '1 '-f r W f 'W df iff' Mvlw-11' - aT Ann Sanford Carol Sanford Judy Schneider Darlene Schwartz Barbara Secrett Jerry Seiberl' Odessa Selders Ellen Shepherd ln the beginning Daniel Shuck LaVere Simon 2112- eiffwi f ,i . -- S r , David Sherman s A ul ri- .,-. 4 5El:' ' , .. 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Frances Stutts Jeane Summers 50 Teddy Swatsenburg Pamela Taniyama Gary Tauscher Wayne Taysom .mio 'za Keith Thomas Jerry Thompson Sharon Thornock Joan Tillotson AI Toccolli Sharon Tolley Faye Tolman Pat Tolman Robert Tolman Coleen Trimming 5 3553551E?iiiitiiifWE?iiHfMSE?E?fi!ISQQQj1IrZ.93jf5i?,fufiZlT,, Dick Volkman Bill Walker Don Walker Guy Walker Joyce Ward Judy Waters Lou Ann Waters Karen Watlington First place lnaturallyll-the senior float 52 Joanne Western Glenna Wetherby Lindo Weiser Marilyn Wallen Wayne Webb V, June Wheeler Gary Whittle Larry Whittle .mio 'za Stephanie Whittington LaVon Wilkerson Mary Ann Williams Myrna Williams Tom Williams Charlotte Wilson Gary Wilson Dick Winn Roy Winn Pat Wynn Jim Woodland Myrlene Woodward Joan Worsencroft Adalia Worth Barbara Worth Dennis Wright Janette Wright John Wyant Kay Yeagle Cloire Yamauchi .mio 'za Bob Yea rsley Dennis Yost fl f .,', i 'tr, T VKV' YJ! r , R auf? lx li W El ll 1 , , l iv' ,, .J ,Wai in k S , S X 1 S : gil lil X332 GI S if 1 ,5 5, 5 ' it 4 H Mi? 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We had chosen a theme to follow the whole school year. lt wasn't the first time our class hadldone something different. From the first day we were struggling, wide-eyed, eagxer freshmen entered this great produc- tion called Pocatello Hig School, our destination seemed to be to make the most of the exciting experiences such a production offers. We started off with an amazing revolution-no talent show. Instead we had a bang-up satire of Jiberace in an asylum. By our sophomore year, we had a real role in this fascinating show. Our precedent was the sophomore assembly, which, after being wide- ly publicized and discussed, never quite made the stage. And such a plot! We started our junior year with the confidence that comes with being upperclassmen and having to meet the competition of the hard-working junior class of 1957. Our first move was to elect our officers. The class then selected a theme Broadway. Act l of ' nior roduction was Red and Blue Day. Our float was from a our ju p leading Broadway play, The Solid Gold Cadillac and featured TAMARA W l LCOX Secretary our party I parts in we sal SOHSS Willecke, our junior princess, ri on the Our happiness soared when school realized we had a g act. And so it was a well-known suc as the h ood even the Prom, lights dance floor. This was a success. 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Crawley Sherlene Culver Billie Curtis Myrtle Cutler Joan Davis Paula Davis Sandra Davis Lmio 'za 62 Don Cotant Renee Cottle Dave Crone Verna Crowshaw Elmary Davidson Jimmy Davis Marilyn DeGeorgio Deanna Denison Suzanne Day Antho .lea nea ne Denkers Downe Elsie Dixon Joan Dodge Ronald Drake Ridhard Drake Erlene Durrant Judy Edeern J une Eva ns Sharon Evans Bob-Eyler Carolyn Dohse Clayton Dorsey Brian Dotson Karen Dressen Drenda Droden Sandra Duckworth Sandra Edwards Roberta Eqbert Barbara Eldredge Carol Elle Veda Eilett Chad Eskelson undo 'za 63 s sw' Robert Farmer Sue Fennell Jim Fenwick Sharon Fore Margie Forrest Gary Foster Jimmy Frasure Joyce Freeman Tom French Lee Garner Mary Alyce Garner Rosslyn Garrison 2 'ae- ,.... , . i,.1y,.1g--gpg! ,1 :s . rl . li. Q 151 . Fl fuff-wf- Jo Anne Finch Judith Floyd David Fowler Deion Fowler .W ,,,, N V . - :islf-:JE A -:f if H 'f., Barney Frey Peggy Gambles Paul Ga rvnn if El' if aine Georgeson Nan Gooch l i Darrell Gertsch Jimmy Gilbert Bob Goranson Carol Green Bob Guyon Ken Hackmeister Lana Hansen Lou Ann Hansen John Hardy Dorothy Hardister -.,,,,1 .,,k , Gayle Glenisky Judy Gibbins Tim Goddard Robert Green Loretta Grunzinski Dixie Groth Judy Haddenham Lois Hoilsip Carolyn Halpin Dennis Hanners DeVere Hansen Faye Hansen undo 'za 65 David Hargraves Norene Harmon Mayo Haskett Marilyn Hawk Gloria Hayball Keith Hayden Dennis Hendricks Jackie Herron Stephen Herzog Roger Ho'rrocks Merle Kay Horton Bill Hottell William Haskett Douglas Hatch Leslie Heaps Gloria Henderson Tim Hillibrant Don Honas Sharon Hatha ' Sondra Hende l l L undo za 66 Frances Howard Bonnie Howell Mary Huerta Jack Huntington dney Hunt Johnson Bob Hurst Bert Huth Leon Johnson Nellie Johnson Roger Jones Tommy Jones Wayne Kelsey Barbara Kennedy Faith Kibbee Diane Kidd Wv' Owen lvie Eleanor Jim Kenneth John Sandra Johnson Gloria Jones Raymond Jones Pat Jolley Beverly Jorgensen Karen Jorgensen Anne Kane JoAnn Karellas Glen Keller Luzio 'za 67 Jean Kinghorn Marilyn Kramer Gay Kynaston Lynn Larsen Wayne Kirby Judy Knorr Karen Kunary Ladeen Kunze Sandy Lancaster Bob Lancaster Ruth Kinney Beverly Kuck Richard LaMothe Blaine Lenon Audrey Kinney Lianna Kranning Peggy Lake Worth Latimore Linda Lewis Lorna Lewis Lmio 'za David Lein 68 Jim Liday Llndburg Bob Lowery -Wi fi? Geraldine Lyon Eileen Laker Carl Martinez Phyllis Marler Carol Linford Byron McBride Lorna McCaskill Patricia McCreen Chuck McCulley Joan McDonald Brent Lang Patsy Lundquist Owen Marley Judy McCain 'Qs l wi .E V- , , 1 f My .ma ff 7 3 if WMF' 4356? . . iiiikiiieziiilfgel ii?rg5'e,i?5l?5??5i?,g,,?f A 'ffisk r f fi I f Donna Loppie Herb Lushinsky Annalee Marlow Lee Lords :mio 'za Duane Lusk Chris Martin Charlene Lowe Marian Lyman Gerald McGinness Clair McClaine Bill McNelly Margaret Mitten Marilyn Mollerup Beverly Moon Mona Nichols Pete Nichols Lael Noble Edith Okamura Larry Olson Nancy Olson undo 'za 70 Ronnie Miller Darryle Miller Brenda Morley Bernadette Mulick Edna Norton Jerry Norton Marley Onstott David Ostler Judy Poirer Anna Palmer Jackie Richard Neil Parisot Sandra Peck Sharon Parker Eleanor Paftis Kenneth Pehrson Nancy Phenix James Potter Barbara ,Pratt Barbara Reynolds Willard Rhondeau Margaret Riddle Angelo Papapavolos Fred Pauls Maxine Payn Steve Payne Robert Pierce Sam Polinsky Carolyn Poore Ann Jo Preece Arlin Randall Bob Randall Martha Raschke Leland Raymond Janice Remy wzio 'za 7l Paulo Ritzman Eloise Romriell Joan Rust Glenda Scheele undo 'La Shader Simmons Glen. Summers Sondra Sheperd Margie Simmons Marla Simmons Karlene Smith Keith Smith Marcia Spratlin Patricia Stanton Bob Steffens Clark Stewart tw ,pi Pat Sherburne Shari Sherwood Dick Shroeder Doug Smith Steve Sisneros Doug Smith Maurice Smith DeLone Solomon John Somsen Rita Spahr Shirley Speir Nellie Don Spencer undo 'za 73 SWW Ann Stowell Jean Strockeliohn Margaret Dorothy Talbot David Thomas Linda Howard Tucker Sharon Turman Brian U Fred Stirling Billie Stutts Elbert Tolman Wendy Walker Fred Stoll Jim Stone Juliene Swallow Marion Swallow Sharon Trappet Ned Traughber George Wolker Sharon Walker Carol Walton Mardean Wa rd unio 'za ldolee Warren 74 Ronald Worth f 1 Nfl? ' r.- . Q xg -I L1 'Ha' :Eff rib.- ,, Q H V 'i.',,':f:Ef'.v 2 SUSAN FLANDRO KENT VERNON Vice-President President cgofzflo mo 'zzz s we look back we have a lot of memories. Remem- This year a , ber how big the halls looked when we were looking for room 108 or 'll9 after the tardy bell had rung? Remember how confused 7 Yes we were the last freshman and bewildered our faces were. , class of Pocatello High School. Class elections were held. Those elected were: Kenny Kuhn, president, Ray Carlson, vice-president, Stan Spicer and Suzanne Hadley, secretary and treasurer respective- ' I s float despite the up- This year we are the youngest class again. that has the opportuni y o ' . t from Alameda Junior High joined us to make us . .t more class ever, , Johnson represented our class in the Red riding on our third-prize float. Green of our class party this year and over ' b hind it It isn't every c nfl t t be the youngest twice The s the largest the best. and of course we think i Blue Day was the ly. We were all busy building our first cas , perclossmen who kept coming to view our progress. Yes, the big class came to find out what was e day was drawing near! Kathleen Kelly was chosen Freshman Prin- our assembly was written, rehearsed, and cess. Our float won fourth place in the class division during the theme-was This is Your Life, and Poky Pow Wow Day parade. As Halloween was drawing near, our an- dancing, singing, and performing to post nua class party was entitled Black Hot Ball, and we shy, years have been filled with hope our scared freshmen had a good time dancing. As always the fresh- two years at Pocatello High as memorable as man class entertained the studentbody with a talent assembly. first two. SHANNA COFFIN JOY NEIDER Treasurer Secretary Adams Anna Ames Bill Anderson Lee Ann Andrews Donald Ames Janet Anderson Gail Anthony Allen John Anderegg Joy Anderson Arleen Armstrong Allen Jamie Andersen Zee Ray Anderson Stella Arvin cgoflgomo 'Lai 77 Kathleen Baguley Lonna Barbour Van Baldwin Deanna Barbre Jim Babcock Gary Barker Steve Banyard Doris Barrett Jean Bailey Gerri Bartz B B lton Brenda Breneman Ronald Lorraine Betty David Blalock ev o Susan Bevan Bice Blazer Bonnie Blume Beverly Brian Vernon Jeanette Bevans Norbert Blodgett Bill Boring Sharron Brooks Barbara Mike Bistline Bob Bollinger Shirl Boyce Betty Brubaker Mary Helen Clodia Bates Eleaner Beasley Shown Beck 012 omo 'aaa .lim Benson Calleen Betts 78 urnham Jerry Burum Rich d C ar ampbell Diane Carlyle Harry Christ surf C Burke Butler Arlene Carlson Leslie C l l ' ' ' url' ar y e Janice Christensen arolyn Buttmer Ray Carlson Eddie Chaffee Kenneth Christensen Ronald Call Rea Carlson Richard Chase Clark Christiansen Jerry Chivers Aaron Clark QP QHZO 1155, David Clark Shana Coffin Nancy Coleman 79 Benito Cooper Jack Cotterell Marilyn Conrad Carl Cook Rosemary Craig Jim Crandall Jenise Creer Dick Creighton Sandra Crockett Sharon Crockett Raymond Cross Terry Crouson Leland Curzon Erlene Cutler Marian Dahl Jo Ann Dalton LaVerne Combo Larry Cragen E Dewey Croft Roncm 5012 omo 'zzz David Davis 80 Donna Raymond Patty Dan 'ia Davis Bern Dayley Ho d D y ay Fred DeGregory Ruth DeKay Judy Day Harold Dendurent Terry DeLate R A . K. war endurenr Jim DesFosses Gary Dixon B I Sus Davis Joe Dearila Karleen Denkers Sharon Dickson Richard Dixon SH' Jim Dillon Shirley Dopp Margaret Dillon Deanna Draper .l x , L. SN I l l x YJ V limi ii l NX! il 2 F 4 IX 5 kv 31 3 5012 omo 'za Q V llrly lf- 2 .Ai o . X., A fxxm may fe' ,, Xl , x x xx KN if 'KR' m ,mi gl N ,, M Wreafha Driever Ralph Dunn Brenda Dustin Rita Edwards Jeannie Ehresmann If .1 Dale Eichholz Richard Elgas Bud Elliott .lim Ellis Wallace Ells f'v-UI ali? Rondell England Bob Farnworth Susan Flandro Luriene Frey Robert Judy Evans Diane Fawson Henry Flemming Ann Fricke Larry Lorraine Evans Chuck Featherton Thomas Forrest Dennis Fowler Paul ' ' F' h r Shelley Freeman Rose Fuger Taylor Nancy Evans Patricia is e Cgofvfiomo 'aaa 82 iw, - Garrard Pal' Garrison idra Getty Max Geyer Urania Giesbrecht Mel Groves Suzanne Hadley Jean Hansen Allen Godfrey Pete Groom Marjorie Hahn Don Harris Donna Goosey Louefte Gunnell Karlene Hales Gordon Harris Larry Graham Linda Hadley Pat Hall Karen Harris Alofzgo mo 'Lai 83 Rulon Harper Ellen Harten Neal Harwood Barbara Havin Marlene Hawkins Norman Haygard Bruce Hayworth Pat Hayman Ron Hendricks Bruce Hegstrom Erwine Hodges Betty Rae Hopkins Virginia Karen Henry Gail Higgins Lurye Herrera Arlene Hill Peter Hodson Vicki Hopper Dixie Marie Hernandez Evelyn Hill Berma Hoffman Trudy Horton Linda Susan Herzog Lynn Lee Hill Dale Holmaeg Herbert Houghton Doris lvie cgofafiomo 'aes 84 Jackson Leon Jenks Jackson Donald Jensen Jacobsen Joe Jensen Leola Jenks Ronald Jensen Morga Lee Jensen Camille Johnson Charlotte Johnson Geraldine Johnson 3011501120 'zzz John Johnson Vicki Jones Karen Johnson Linda Keckler Betty Jones Kathleen Kelly Duane Jones Gary Kerr Colleen Kidd Teddy Kiggins Joan Kinney Eldon Kirby Richard Knapp if ,anti Jerry Kraning Kenny Kuhn Gary Kutterer Paul Laim Kim Larsen Ruth Ann Larsen Paul Leffler Ted Lewis Sarah Lloyd Carol Latimer Larry Leger Sandra Lindburg , Joe Locke Burneda Lawson Jeanne Lewis Bob Lish Darryll Lombard Carol Leffler John Lewis Deanna Livingston Kay Loomis 86 Swofzfiomo 'ras Ronnie Eddie Carol L Jolene wymgm Della Madrid Blaine Martin Linda McCoy Phyllls Meek Patricia Mules Madsen Mauna Marley Jean McCuidy Jimmy Meredith Dave Miller Mandarino Peggy McCain Bill McNeIley Joan Merrell Dennis Miller Lois Mann Pete McCardell Arthur McOmber Jerry Meyers Bonnie Millward 37012501120 'zzz 87 Bill Misner Guy Mizera Gale Monroe Bob Mooney Dennis Moore . Karen Lee Morgan Riihard Morgan E , aren Muck Q Renae Murdock David Murillo 88 Judy Murrieta Nikki Neeser John Nelson Lois Novis Kathleen Tom Murrillo Joy Neider Larry Nelson Sharon Noe Judy Karen Lee Myers Elaine Nelson Lowell Nelson Patricia Nugent Jene Ol Kenneth Myers Georgia Nelson Ronald Nitz Carl Oakes Patricia Joe Ortega Amelia Parker Garrey Perkins Faye Petty Barbara Pierce Arthur Oxley Sharon Parr O'Rene Peterson Richard Phelps Ramona Pierce onnie Packer Helen Paulson Denny Peterson Harvey Pickens Sharon Pierce ouglas Palmer Alice Pehrson Sandy Peterson Derl Pratt Mary Pitchford Aldine Ponzo Alceodine Poog 0 omo 'zzz mf PM Bruce Porges 89 Charles Potter Gary Powers Dixie Ramey Sharleen Randall Carolyn Rawlins Francis Rawson M1 'm. Julie Reddy Bob Reynolds LaMar Robinson Kenneth Romriell Gary Cl-ayne Reesor Linda Richardson Ronnie Robson Anno Rossi Sharon i Joonne Reid Jean Ritzman Mary Rodriguez Kay Rossiter Gary r' Tom Reilly Pot Roberts Linda Rohner Diane Rough Russell Say. Alofzfio mo 'asa 90 ,,,,,,...,.w..-M 1 A ful Jerry Schless Pat Shiflett Tommy Simmons Carolyn Smith Maryean Sommers Vayne Schultz Kim Sharp Anita Slavik Maridean Smith Mark Sousa Lucille Scott Duane Sims Keith Sluder Marilee Smith Mary Lou Sommsen dra Lee Sheppard Sharon Simmons JoAnne Smalley Val Smith Stan Spicer Slofyflomo 'aaa l l 9 1 Audrey Stinger Paula Stocks Marilynn Stone Verda Stone David Stowell 5.2-it ' Carolyn Strobel? Dennis Sfua rt John Stucki Jean Sturdevant Jimmy Swatsenbarg Sharon Swisher LaJaun Taylor Paul Taylor Tommy Terrell Lyn Teuscher Delores Thompson Gail Thompson Hallie Thorpe Ruth Ann Tolman Jeri Toone Mike Tuck Linda Tucker Donna Valenty Ronald Valenty Sharon Velton Jon Vestal Fredalin War Bud Voyles David Wort Val Walker Sandra Wort Kent Vernon Faith Wallac of: Judy Watts Peggy Wei Linda F Webb Joleen Wells Webster Marsha West Webster Elsie Wheatley Bonnie Wheelock Janet Wiles Glenn Woolsey Michael Wright Jeanene Whitehead Ve Loy Williams Carol Wood Mitzi Yamauchi b fg 5 5, Bill Whitehead Donna Wilson Frances Wood Tony Zener , Ronald Whitehead Robert Wilson Wanda Wood Karen Zweigart Geraldine Wilding Paul Windley Gwenna Woodward Beth Wheeler 93 l ' '19 cuzizafiom, , F 1 , , N My E 0--if WEE , I UN ' Jyv . 'ff 4 ' f ' H fx ,Vx rv Q21 pi . X 4 fb W 'fri , G 3 , y - D1 n J I M I1 K ' W ,fqgbl 4, Q HQ , - f qv 4 5' 'I vu -EF: gf, lftgxwly ,ell l Y ,ttf J :ux - v 1 'P + A N H14 QR, 4 ' pw 'ff wk' 1. X 'fl 'll nf je YH, gi 64, 01,3 MEN Cf, ' f ug .I '-VI gtxg ' F4 Z 'A ,ll ,gg xx ' Q.. 0 k Af - .A 5, ,571 2:2 2:5 YH. . 911 bw xv' Q7 :W 541 wi M- ,A ' - 4 .4 Y vim' , :?f,f'f.f,,Q! A Y+'3-fi:-QSMPE5. V55 ' A'Av,f'A'PAE7'4 'H A1 lllf if ri ,Q V -1-gvmtjeleg 5Qgegej:,e'.3eA'H 5 Y Z 5 'f ! I' FA 'U Y GV mis '54 A I ' J A In 1 'AV L 5 6 Ai W 1' V' '4 'fi Q MVK FPA Aa 'S 0 ' 5 Q AW U :nfl 'HU JY A ' if NK f ' VJ T 'A 7- rf x 9 lV4v . 1 gy A v4 L' Nl-' AUM' EQ 'Q 5 1 x A vu . gli. - 'ns I Z gm YJ C D 1 NX if? Members are, first row, left to right-Johanna Derbidge, Pamela Taniyama, Adalia Worth, Peggy Koehler Cheney, Della Nielson, Margaret Nelson, Therese Davis, Carlene Peterson, George Ann Rinker, Delores Ramey, Palmer, Charlotte Wilson, Linda Weiser, Pat Demopoulos, Elaine Beseris, Pat Ellis, Joyce Carlyle. Second Woodward, Barbara Worth, Jeanette Bradley, Carole Coffin, Jeanette Kinghorn, Jolene Pyne, Charlotte Clark Irving, Nancy Reading, Pats Kelly, Karen Stedtfeld, Joyce Curtis, Marcia Manning, Joan Worsencroft, Joan Contos Collier, Sharon Stirling, Jackie Harris. Third row-Claire Yamauchi, Roberta Egbert, Deanna Dennison, Carol Elle, Bullock, Anabel Leslie, Carol Bartschi, Marba Cattle, Karolea Hansen, Kathleen Moore, Faith Parker, Charlene Sandra Bennett, Janet Davis, Revo Rowe, Judy Moore, Judy Smith, Pat Staudaher. Fourth row-Ladeen Kunze, Preece, Wendy Walker, Barbara Pratt, Gayle Willecke, Elaine Georgeson, Peggy Gambles, Carolyn Poore, Mar Garner, Patti Blalock, Pat Bloom, Nancy Sealey, Kathryn Sanders, Rosalie Hawkes, Charlotte Garrison, Karen ton, Carolyn Johnson, LaRae Pratt. Fifth row-Tamara Wilcox, Pat Webster, Suzanne Wurster, Pat Lundquist, .fefz The Pep Club is an organization for sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Their aim is to promote school spirit and to serve as a nucleus for the cheers and chants of the student body. Their duties include selling popcorn at the games and presenting the Red and Blue Day assembly. Advisors are Miss Emma Lou Bell, Mrs. Barbara Gledhill, and Mrs. Carol Sheperd. 96 s, Kaye Caldwell, Jean Strackeljohn, Bernadette Mulick, Nancy Olson, Margie Forrest, Leslie Heaps, Lorna Lewis, ra WellS, Jo Ann Karellas, Paula Ritzrnan, Marilyn Hawk, Sandy Lancaster. Sixth row-Karen Kunnary, Dixie , Betty Day, Jay Neider, Pat Garrison, Peggy Cox, Suzanne Hadley, Camille Johnson, Gwenna Woodward, Barbara n, Dorothy Gayhart, Ellen Avery, Barbara Buffat, Nellie Johnson, Marilyn Watson, Roslyn Garrison, Dorothy Bro- Nancy Phenix. Seventh row-Geri Gene Bartz, Diane Rough, Dixie Ramey, Jeannie Lewis, Sharon Swisher, Shanna in, Jean Ehresmann, Peggy McCain, Carolyn Buttomer, Mary Pitchtord, Betty Brubaker, Kay Loomis, Benita Cooper, ie Mitchell, Sharon Bartlett, Susan Fennell, Carolyn Dohse, Jegneqne Culbertson. Eighth row-Alice Pehrson, Ann e, Linda Garrard, Shirley Dopp, Sandra Lindburg, Geri Toone, Gail Anthony, Judy Anderson, JoAnne Reid, Leslie le, Julie Reddy, Karen Muck, Verda Stone, Terry DeLate, Doris Barrett, Linda Keckler, Pat Hall, Diane Carlyle, h row-Lurye Herrera, Mitzi Yamauchi, Ruth DeKay, Barbara Ann Reynolds, Gaylia Hawkes, Susan Herzog, Dar- npe Bennett, JoAnn Blodgett, Janice Westwood, Gloria Metcalfe, Sharon Fore, Frances Howard, Gail Glenisky. Cf 5 V l 97 Marcia Manning Linda Weiser Faith Parker Nancy Sealey, SENIOR DRILL TEAM-Kneeling are, Barbara Secrett, Lavon Wilkerson, , , , I Marilu Killzourne, Delores Ramey, Jeanette Kinghorn, and Charlotte Clark. Standing are, Rosalee Hawkes, Afton Irving, KOFEHUWOTIIUQ- ton, Kathryn Sanders, Joyce Curtis, Karen Stedtfeld, Jackie Harris, Margaret Nelson, Judy Moore, Jeanne Barbre, Janet Davis and Sandra Bennett. I' R dd Diane Rau h Suzanne Hadley Camille Johnson Geri JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE DRILL TEAM-Kneeling are, Mitzi Yamauchi, Jule e y, g , , , ' ' ' ' ' ll N Ol n Lorna Lewis, Sandra Johnson, Dor- Bartz, Ellen Harten, Sharon Swisher. Standing are, Mary Aice Garner, Jackie Mltche , ancy se , othy Gayhart, Pat Sherburne, Sharon Bartlett, Barbra Pratt, RDoTothya Bijoberg, Elaine Georgeson, Gayle Willecke, Patsy Lundqulst, and 05 yn OFFISOU. E12 Lofkasu fziff Us-:ami Officers are, first row- Claire Yamauchi, treasurer, Linda Weiser, president. Second row-Frances Howard, vice-president, Sharon Bullock, secretary. P-Club members are, first row, left to right-Jim Reed, Bob Young, Steve Rasmussen, Jim Anderson, Chuck Brough, Bud Miller, LaVere Simon, Rene Marchand. Second Row-Delmar Hudson, Marvin Fields, Don Gates, Keith Martindale, Ross Rytfing, Dick Winn, Bob Reed, Gary Grimm. Third row-Darrell Gertsch, William Hottel, David Berrett, Steve Herzog, Bob Steffens, Steve Anderson, Roy Frisk, Larry Nelson. Fourth row-Angelo Sakelaris, Mel Graves, Charles McCully, Richard Garvin, Herbert Lushinsky, Stanley Spicer, Wally Kelly, advisor. - CIMA' P-Club is one of the oldest clubs in the school. The members must letter in one sport before they are eligible to join. Then comes the initiation and if they survive' initiation, they can call themselves members of P-Club. Their activities vary from selling apples and pop at the games to the annual P-Club ball at the end of the year. Advisor is Mr. Kelly. Mr. Kelly, advisor. 99 Officers are, first row, left to right Jim Reed, president, Chuck Brough, vice pres: dent, Bob Young, secretary-treasurer Second row-Don Gates, sergeant-at arms Members are first row, left to right-Peggy Koehler, Arline Cheney, Della Nielsen, Charla Hancock, Janette Wright, Donette Berry, JoAnn Blodgett, Elaine Beseris, Karen Stedtfeld, Adalia Worth, Pamela Taniyama, Therese Davis, Nancy Reading, Carlene Peterson, Joanne Western, Dorothy Erickson, Myrlene Woodward, Carol Bartschi. Row two-Carolyn G bl El ine Gear eson Ann Jo Preece Suzanne Wurster Mary Alice Garner, Sondra Poore, Gayle Willecke, Peggy am es, a g , , , Henderson, Shari Sherwood, Charlotte Clark, Sandra Johnson, Gayle Glenisky, Theresa Dillon, Delores Ramey, George Ann ' ' ' T h G il Anthon Rinker, Jeanette Ashton, Mary Ann Phillips, Claire Yamauchi. Row three-Barbara Pratt, Lyn eusc er, a y, Judy Okamura, Beverly Bolton, Gail Higgins, Carol Wood, Ruth Ann Tolmon, Joanne Reid, Judy McCain, Margaret Strawn, Eleanor Pattis, Joan McDonald, Christine MacDaniel, Analee Marlow, Lael Noble, Paula Ritzman, Ellen Avery. Row four -P L d 't A I' Parker, LaRayne DeJulis, Pat Garrison, Geri Bartz, Sharon Brooks, Carolyn Buttomer, Diane at un quis , me la Carlyle, Sharon Dickson, Marilee Smith, Kay Loomis, Pat Hall, Benita Cooper, Sharon Bartlett, Carol Elle, Billie Curtis, ' ld R Pie Mitzi Yamauchi, Kaye Cald Nan Gooch, Karolea Hansen. Row five-Nancy Olson, Barbara Reyno s, amona rce, - well, Peggy McCain, Doris Barrett, Terry DeLate, Camille Johnson, Peggy Cox, Kay Rossiter, Arline Carlson, Mary Pitch- ford, Beverly Brian, Marilyn Watson, Anabel Leslie, June Wheeler. Row six-Marga Lee Jensen, Sandra Sheppard, Gwenna Woodward, Jackie Mitchell, Jeaneane Culbertson, Judy Knorr, Carolyn Dohse, Lurye Herrea, Eleanor Beasley, Anita Slavik, Ladeen Kunze, Pat Webster, Susan Flandro, Jeanne Ehresman, Tamara Wilcox, Mardean Ward, Susan Fennell, Linda Weiser, Jeanette Bradley. l gba!! Uounci Girl's Council is one of the oldest clubs in the school. Service being their password, they do everything from running insignificant errands to great services in the school and community. The girls in this club must maintain a high grade average and keep up a standard of good citizenship in order to retain their membership. This year's Co-ed, The King and l , was sponsored by Girl's Council. Advisors are Miss Emma Lou Bell and Mrs. Helen Gipson. Officers, left to right, are-Ann Jo Preece, secretary, Jeanette Brad- ley, president, Pat Staudaher, vice president, Karen Stedtfeld, treasurer. l0O s f ,www-K-ef..,s..,.sw,,Wr. , .W . ' JE Members, left to right, first row-Bob Johansen, Danny McAughey, Bill Miller, David Six, Ralph Allen, Bob Slavik, Dennis Yost, Ed Crane, Bob Young, Bud Miller, Rene Marchand, Jim Reed, D. J. Huff, Charles Mylroie. Second row-Angelo Sakelaris, Bob Reed, Dave Sherman, Melvin Fairbanks, Bill Smiley, Gary Grimm, Steve McDonald, Dick Volkman, Lonnie Kelly, Ed Brandt, Bob Petersen, Ralph Hegsted. Third row-Mel Graves, Gary Ryan, Floyd Anderson, Steve Nugent, Bob Steffens, Darrell Gertsch, John Rumel, Harold Bennett, Paul Carlsen, John Hardy, Fred Stoll, Fourth row-Paul Taylor, Tony Zener, Bruce Porges, Kenny Kuhn, Bob Mooney, Chuck Downey, Duane Simms, Lee Garner, Steve Herzog, Dave Crane, Bob Arbon, Rondell England. Fifth row-Clair McLain, Steve Young, Ross Ruchti, Raymond Jones, Jim Swansen- burg, Kent Vernon, Pete Groom, Errol Green, Richard Jacobsen, Ken Christensen, John Anderegg, John Stucki. Boy Z ounai Boy's Council is a service organization in which the members do every- thing from ushering at community events to taking tickets at school pro- grams, All boys with a B average are eligible to become members, and they must maintain a C average. Every year they sponsor a dinner dance and the Red and Blue Day Mixer. Advisors are Mr. Young and Mr. Gooch. Officers are, left to right-Angelo Sakelaris, secretary, Bob Reed, president, Dennis Yost, treasurer, Gary Tauscher, vice-president lOl llllititi MM.swwAws-:kwLw:,f,, ..wg1s.f2yf. neWe-avwwseswvywgw Members of Ski Club are, left to right, row one-Marcia Strattland, Nancy Reading, Karen Stedtfeld, Doris Barrett, Pat Nugent, Buddy Elliott, Bob Mooney. Row two-Sharon Parker, Christine McDaniel, Dixie Ramey, Marcia Rough, Karen Henry, Dixie Hunt, Sharon Swisher, Fay Petty. Row three-Bill Smiley, Bob Rowland, Teddy Swatsenberg, Ron Post, Steve Nugent, Robert Jackson, Pete Groom. Row four-Gary Rossiter, Fred Gcransen, Dave Miller, Chuck Downey, Steve Young, Don Cotant, Jim Meredith, Richard Jacobsen. SEL Officers are, left to right-Phil Gibson, president, Marylu Kilbourne, secretary, Susan Flandro, vice-president, Bill Miller, treasurer. Ski Club has been organized for several years, with much enthusiasm showed in the sport. Weekly turn- outs at Skyline and other area ski regions have helped the members gain skill in the sport as well as an interest in the out-of-doors in winter weather. l02 'ff in 1+ Q? s gs f i. il. QE vas l l i l i l l J l ll Thespians is the organization that trys to show its members a ,little of the thrill of the theater. lThey do everything from paint- ling scenery to putting on make- up, but everything they do is done 'with the excitement that comes from working with the magic of the stage. Thespians is an honor club, advised by Miss Gianos. l l l l Thespian officers include, Gaylia Hawkes, vice president, Pat Staudaher president, Karen Stedtfeld, treasurer, David Thomas, secretary. ljflsspiana Members of Thespians, are left to right, first row-Tamara Wilcox, Carol Bartschi, Karen Stedtfeld, Pat Staudaher, Reading, Floyd Anderson, and Bob Johanson. Second row-Reid Parr, Annabel Leslie, Nancy and John Rumel. Third row-Ed Brandt, Donnette Berry, Carolyn I Johnson, Ralph Allen, and Lonnie Keily. Fourth row-John Hardy, David Le Favour, Ross Ritland, Diane Fawson and David Thomas. 103 l 1 L . . .t Officers, left to right, are Mr. Bing- ham, advisor, Henry Bieker, treasurer, Ron Miller, president, Mike Brink, secretary-reporter, Pat Stoudaher, vice-president, Margaret Strawn, sec- retary. cgfzcuziag The Spanish Club is more than just a club of Spanish students. lt is Q club that affords the students and advisors an opportunity to learn in detail abcut the customs and ideas, political, social, and others, of Spanish speaking countries. The meetings are entertaining and delightful and give club mem- bers hours of enjoyment and entertainment. Members are, first row, left to right-Jimmy Meredith, Marsha West, Evelyn Owens, Margaret Dillon, Dale Seamons. Sec- ond row--Mr. Bingham, Gloria Gibbons, Loy Crapo, Charla Hancock, Erlene Durrant, Frances Stutts, Third row-Kim Sharp, Pat Miles, Reta Spahr, Veta Elliot. Fourth row-Henry Bieker, Ron Miller, Linda Gary, Vicki Harper, Margaret Strawn, Pat Staudaher, Mary Ellen Huerta. Fifth row-Clain Hill, Roger Logan, Mike Brink, Mary Alice Garner, Billie Stutts, Sharlyn Fortier, Sandro Adams, Virginia Huerta, Sharon Brooks. Latin Club is open to all puers and puellas taking Latin. The group promotes interest in the Roman customs and ways of life. Christmas carols were learned by all members and sung for a Christmas program. Advisor is Miss Smitham. Members are first row, left to right-Diane Kidd, Marideen Smith, r d 'zenafl C516 First and second year French students are eligible for French Club. The club studies about the life and customs of France and the French people. Interesting talks and discussions are heard by all, and thoroughly enjoyed. Advisor is Mrs. Grossman. Eleanor Beasley, Kathleen Bagley, Pat Nugent, Judy McCain, Linda Keckler, Terry DeLate, Camille Johnson, Sharon Bullock. Second ow-Larry Graham, Pete Nichols, Richard Jacobsen, Harold Den- urent, Benita Cooper, Pat Hall, Worth Latimore, Margaret Riddle. .fukin Members are, first row, left to right-Carolyn Poore, Barbara Se- crett, Eleanor Pattis, Pat Staudaher, Margaret Strawn, Sandra Johnson, Mona Lewis, Brenda Morley, Arleen Armstrong, Kenneth Christensen, Joyce Curtis. Second row-Nellie Johnson, Tom Christensen, Tony Cox, David Hargraves, John Rumel, Bob Stef- fens, Tamara Wilcox, Sharon Parker, Suzanne Day, Errol Green, Loran Ames. 105 Future Homemaker officers are-row one, left to right-Elaine Georgeson, president, Karen Harris, vice president. Row two-Peggy Gambles, treasur- er, Gayle Willecke, secretary, Carolyn Fishburn, parliamentarian. Row three -Mrs. Edwards, advisor, Mrs. Hollingsworth, advisor, Karen Dressen, degree chairman. S ?ufuz.s omenza au of cqmefziaa The main goals and aims of the F. H. A, are to learn the shortcuts, joys, and hardships of homemaking, thus enabling them to better prepare for the future in their own homes. Advisors are Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Hollingsworth. Members are, first row, left to right-Karlene Smith, Susan Fennell, Lorraine Clark, Ruth Ann Tolman, Alice Pehrson, Anita Slavik, Betty Hopkin. Second row-Carol Wood, Gail Higgins, Gay Mizera, Sandra Worth, Peggy Weir, Charla Hancock. Third row-Diane Lee, Susan Bevan, Judith Hopkins, Linda Hill, Pat Fisher, Saundra Getty, Evelyn Owens. Officers are, left to right-Mr. Morrill, advisor, Terry Frasure, president, Archie Cutler, vice-president, Jim Woodland, secretary, Douglas Stuart, treasurer, Keith Hayden, reporter. E fufwzs wzmsu, of cqmsziaa The school years first dance, the Harvest Ball, is sponsored by F. F. A. This club was organized locally and nationally for the purpose of furthering boys' interests in agriculture. They honor National FFA Week with a banquet for members and parents. Members are, first row, left to right-Larry Hammond, Keith Hayden, Archie Cutler, Terry Frasure, Douglas Stuart, Jim Woodland, Ned Traughber. Second row--Jay Bunce, Boyd Worley, Jay Grayson, Bill Woodland, Bill Misner, Jimmy Frasure, Mr. Morrill, advisor. Third row-Henry Robinson, Van Baldwin, Kit Romrell, Bob Cutler, Larry Cutler, Martin Frasure, Gary Foster. Fourth row-Bob Hurst, Chris Martin, Richard Wright, Russell Say, Maurice Grady, Bob Reynolds, Douglas Palmer. Fifth row-Jimmy Mowrey, Elroy Cook, Robert Ganske, Murl McNabb, Brian Underwood. l SSE? 1' fair. Q F .141 . ,'.. . ' ,sm 5 . t .A Officers are, left to right-Judy McCain, secretary, Car- olyn Poore, vice-president, Claire Yamauchi, president, Diane Rough, treasurer, Sandra Getty, corresponding secretary. gufuii if uuso, cqmafzica Future Nurses is open to all girls who are interested in the field of nursing, and promotes nursing as a career. The group visits the local hospitals, to acquaint themselves with the hospital routine. The club advisor is Mrs. McNel ly. Members are left to right, row one-Glenna Wetherby, Janice Roundtree, Rita Spahr, Lyn Teuscher, Analee Marlow, Velma Burt, Eleanor Beasley, Beverly Brian, Arlene Hill, Barbara Burt, Linda McCoy, Sharon Bullock, Barbara Pratt, Lorna Lewis. Row two-Tamara Wells, Sharon Swisher, Dixie Ramey, Gail Thompson, Margaret Dillon, Patty Daniels, Mardean Ward, Mary Ellen Huerta, Linda Ingram, Lorraine Betty. E Tufwzs aaa su I The main aims and goals of the F. T. A. high and well worth working towards. They the people who will be responsible for ed- tomorrow's children. Through lectures, and interesting meetings they pre- themselves for the tremendous job ahead em. Advisor is Miss Oliver. F. T. A. officers are, top to bottom, Keith Martin- dale, presidentg Peggy Koehler, treasurer, Pat Staudaher, vice president, Barbara A. Reynolds, of JWETLCQ Secretary. F. T. A. members are, first row, left to right--Don Gates, Peggy Koehler, Margaret Dillon, Bar- bara Buffat, Kay Hansen, Denee Romreill, Joan Rust, Peggy McCain, Colleen Kidd, and Elaine Crane. Second row-Betty Day, Sondra Henderson, Shari Sherwood, June Wheeler, Charles Mylroie, Miss Oliver, Beverly Kuck, Keith Martindale, Sandy Lancaster, Chris Carter, Pat Staudaher, and Bob Johansen. X 109 l Volleyball is a favorite sport of the girls. Teams are formed and tournaments are played. 9. 04. 04, Members are, first row, left to right--Judy McCain, Edythe Okamura, Jeanie Ehresmann, Frances Stutts, Billie Stutts, Karen Muck, Jean Strackeljohn, Mary Ann Anderson, Joyce Carlyle. Second row-Diane Kidd, Shari Sherwood, Leslie Car- lyle, Earlene Durant, Sandra Gilman, Donna Goosey, Karen Mathews, Shirley Rhoads, Jackie Alvord, Joan Rust, Carolyn Smith. Third row-Peggy McCain, Nancy Evans, Loretta Groudzinski, Lois Novis, Charlotte Johnson, Pat Nugent, Caro- lyn Dohse Jeaneane Culbertson, Susan Bevan, Pat Fisher, Geraldine Johnson, Wanda Wood. Fourth row-Benita Law- B h son, Linda McCoy, Kay Rossiter, Lyn Teuscher, Ruth DeKay, Jeannie Lewis, Shirley Dopp, Colleen Kidd, Connie urn am, Vicki Jones, Nikki Nessor, Shelly Freeman, Karen Myers. Fifth row:-Gay Mizera, Wreathea Driever, Maridean Smith, ' ' ' ' ' d B Jo ce Mitzi Yamauchi, Ramona Pierce, Linda Ingram, Lorraine Betty, JanlceChr1stensen, Sharon Parr, Bren a reneman, y Prescott, Jeanene Whitehead. Sixth row--Georgia Nelson, Judy Miles, Judy Okamura, Linda Hill, Urania Glesbrecht, Joy B b L'nd Webb, Anderson Charlene Randall, Georgia Albertson, Joan Kinney, Faye Petty. Seventh row--Deanna ar re, I a Sh Coffin Joan Dalton, Bonnie Millward, Evelyn Hill, Bonnie Packer, Sharon Rytting, Lois Mann, Jenise Creer. anna , Eighth row-Diane Carlyle, Julie Reddy, Benita Cooper, Betty Brubaker, Kay Loomis, Linda Keckler, Pat Hall. t ' 1. ,gig Looks like a fast game is taking place between two of the teams, Girl's Athletic Association is a club for those girls who are interested in learning and participating in various types of girls' athletics. They have organized volleyball, bowling, badminton, ping pong, and basketball teams. Every Spring they have a play day that takes place at l. S. C. in which the PE majors are hostesses to the girls. Everyone has a very wonderful day of games and eats. Late in the afternoon the girls all enjoy a swim in the pool at the college. Frances Stutts, intramural manager Edythe Okamura, vice-president, Kar en Muck, reporter, Miss Lamb, ad L i 2 , F, i, l ltlliill M f secretary-treasurer, Judy McCain, pres ident, Billie Stutts, assistant intra mural manager, Jean Strackeljohn secretary of bowling. lll Officers are, first row, left to right- visor. Second row-Jeanie Ehresmann, l l 1 S l I'-'Utne .lf-xl ' Key Club is a relatively new service organize which is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. Their a ities include assisting in the charity drives. This they sponsored a Safe Driving Campaign. The club visor is Mr. Young. l S Officers are, first row, left to right- John Rumel, secretary, Bob Rowland, president, Second row--Steve Young, treasurer, Gary Bates, vice-president. Members are first row, left to right--Steve Young, Gary Bates, Bob Rowland, John Rumel, Mr. Youn . Row two-Dave Miller, Dick Miller, Toby Terrell, Ernest Humphrey, Dennis Chandler, Q Bob Slavik. Row three4Errol Brown, Bob Eyler, Bill McNelly, Dave Blalock, Tommy Jones Row four-Jack Huntington, Jim Bensen, Bryon Jensen, Roger Corey, Bob Mooney, Dick Phelps, Ron Mitz, Bryon Dotson. Q Stage Crew members are, first row, left to right-Joe Olive, l stage manager, Eddy Gates. Second row-Mike Youngren, John l Rumel and Ed Brandt, student stage manager, Third row- Y Ralph Robbins, and Robert Forrest. H3 agfagqa 'naw What are these little Pocatello monsters brewing? Able assistants? Ha! Arts and Crafts officers are, left to right-Charlotte Clark secretary, Joyce Freedman, president, Mrs. Dellaport, advisor Elmary Davidson, treasurer, Claire Yamauchi, vice-president. Members are,, first row, left to right-Anne Kane, Linda Tucker, Johanna Derbidge, Joyce Prescott, Brenda Breneman, Sharon Parr. Second row-Audrey Stinger, LaRae Pratt, Tamara Wilcox. 0413 cmcf Ufzaffs 0065 Members are, left to right-Ned Traughber, Earl Smith, Larry Cragun, Bob Slavik, Ed Brandt, Ralph Allen, Jim Woodland, Reed Parr, Tom Wright, Blaine Martin, Jeanine Whitehead, Garren Perkins, Larry McCurdy, John Hardy. Officers are, left to right-Carl Aller, vice-president: Richard Comer, treasurer, John Rumel, president: Mr. Stolworthy, advisor. 1 14 'Q DECA No. 2, back row, left to right-Vaughn Chatterton, Eddie Crane, president, Kent Knighton, Gayland Brown, Ronald Martin, Roy Winn, Dennis Wright, Warren Lohoff, Daniel Shuck, Gary Wilson, Mr. Gehring, advisor. Front row-Rita Armstrong, treasurer, Pauline Robinson, secretary, Joan Til- Iotson, reporter, Nancy Sealey, Rosalie Hawkes, Barbara Reynolds, Karen Mathews, Karen Watlington DECA No. l, back row, left to right-Jim Harris, president, Jerry Medrud, Wayne Webb, Darwin Smith, Dennis Chase, Larry Shappart, Keith Smith, Bob Condie, Melvin Fairbanks, Bill Furniss, Mr. Gehring, advisor. Front row--Joan Contos, Carolyn Johnson secretary, Faye Burrows, Jeanette Ellis, Dorothy'Barnett, reporter, Colleen Campbell, treas- urer, Jeanette Clark, Penny Miller, Judy Waters, Henrietta Snyder. .EC . 'wget UAE Mr. Whitlow, advisor, Elbert Tolman, Arlin Randall, Keith Sluder, Derl Pratt, Tom Tucker, Gerald McGi-nnis, Larry McCurdy, Richard Schara. Forestry Club members are, first row, left to right-Clark Stewart, Gerald McGin- ness, Richard Anderson, and Keith Sluder. Second row-Richard Shara, Mr, Keller, advisor, Sherrel Boyce, and Curtis Smith. ofzszffzy Radio Club members are, left to right-Mr. Hunt, advisor, David Six, George Walker David LeFavour, Steve McDonald, and Robert Farnsworth. Jacfio Officers are, left to right-Gerri Gene Bartz, treasurer, John Rumel, vice-president, Lonnie Kelly, president, Margaret Strawn, secretary. olzofz f ocief Honor Society is an organization for the sophomores, juniors, and seniors with h' h ' ' ' a ig grade average. The aims of Honor Society are to promote high scholarship and school citizenship. The members of National Honor Society are selected from the senior class by the faculty upon the basis of service, leadership, and scholarship. Advisors are Miss Thompson and Miss Bell. Members of Honor Society, are first row, left to right-Arline Cheney Marba Cottle, M rlene Woodwa d B b W h , y r , ar ara Ort Darold Olson Bob Johansen, Charlotte Clark, Dorothy Erickson. Second row--Adalia Worth, Pat Kelly, Jeanette Ashton Pat Staudaher Mary Ann Phillips, Anabel Leslie, Therese Davis. Third row-Tamara Wilcox, Jo Ann Blodgett Charla Hancock Edythe Okamura Fourth row A J P . - nn o reece, Linda McCoy, Christine McDaniel, Eleanor Pattis, Edna Norton Joan McDonald. Fifth row-Kenneth Christensen, John Rumel, Richard Comer, John Hardy, Margaret Strawn Lael Noble Ruth Ann Tolman, Analee Marlow. Sixth row-Carol Bartschi, Ralph Allen, Mike Brink, Mary Alyce Garner Seventh row-Ed Brandt, Lonnie Kelly, Charles Mylroie, Miss Thompson, Miss Bell. cqcfivifiaa CARLENE PETERSON . GEORGE ANN RIN KER Co-Editor Co-Editor gboaafsffian To the members of the staff, the Pocatellian is, by the fifteenth o anua y, 'll we make the deadline? Whether we ache they have ever encountered. Everyone wonders, wi . do or not makes little difference, after a while. By the time everything is at the printer's, no one ' ' d it will be pages of familiar pictures cares if they ever see it again. As far as they are concerne , hen it is published, they are the most eager to see it. Be- and senseless words. But each year, w d minute of it and wishes to cause this year's wor thank their excellent editors and advisors. f J r the biggest head- k has been more play, the staff has love every ED BRANDT Business Manager Pat Jolley and Karen Dressen, index, editors, pose for the photographer. 1 'r,A T' .V ROBERT Gooci-i Editorial Advisor . A v f g E? Gary Ryan, sports editor, and Joe Nielson, assistant, try to look sporty for their picture. MRS. AMY BERRETT Business Advisor The smirk of Charlotte Wilson, activ- ities editor, and the angelic attitude of Heather Palmer, assistant, doesn't really fool anyone. Sweetly smiling for the camera are Gaylia Hawkes, assistant, and Darlene Bennett, organizations editor. l2'l f its The segregated members of the business staff are, seated-Ted Swatsenburg and John Hardy. Standing are Bert Huth, Dave Berrett, and Q John Rurnel. Below are Anabel Leslie and Patricia Kelly. KAREN STEDTFELD NANCY READING V JUDY MCCAIN CODY Editor Classes Editor School Life Editor A DUANE HUFF V DAROLD OLSON GARY ROSSITER ff Work and Cover Art Work and Cover Photographer 122 . . .. -..mul-uui.uo CHARLES MYLROIE THERESA Co-editor DI LLON Co-editor Acting Co-editor dgiagain The Chieftain is the official scandal sheet for Pocatello High School. Without the paper, no one would know what or when anything was going on in the school. One of the most difficult tasks in the school is to put out an interestin g newspaper and the staff of the l957 Chieftain has done an exceptional and excellent job. JOYCE CURTIS MRS . GLADYS MESSEX JOANN BLODGETT Editorial Editor AdViSOI' , R..c:,..,..- A.4--- GLEN REESE Feature Editor Rodney Hunt, assistant sports editor, and David Thomas, sports editor, look sporty for their picture. ln f L Z3 K 'Wg V zgww ,, ., 5' V ,.i-'X E Pot Nugent, and Steve Young. 124 Chieftain reporters are Morilee Smith, DIXIE Assistant Editor l Elaine Beseris and Barbara Brown are the Chieftain advertising staff. Jeanette Kinghorn and Mary Ann Anderson look like the efficient exchange editors that they say they are. 1 Circulation Manager, Lee Garner, beams for the ht h . p oograp er 125 Members of the Pocatello High School Marching Band perform at the Pocatello-Idaho Falls football game. Qmcgsifza l l P l l Orchestra members are, left to right, first row-Jeanette Bradley, Carolyn Wood, Gary Dixon, Eleanor Beasley. Row two-Tamara Wilcox, Lonna Barbour, Sandra Gilman, Sondra Henderson, Anne Fricke, Mary Pitchford, Ramona Pierce, Linda Rohner. Row three--Arlene Carlsen, Dennis Carey, Arline Cheney, Sharon Parker, Deanna Dennison, Jolene Lyons, John Hardy, Fred Stowell, Terry Rich, Dorothy l-lardister, Betty Bitton, Janet Anderson. Row four-Jim Buffalo, Jim Elgis, Robert Forrest, John Rumel, Doug l-latch, Bob Goranson, Brent Long, Ross Ritland. FARRIS EDGLEY Orchestra Director 5..W,.W, W fmfmgirfmmm:Qmgggvfmmmms:wexmem,wfmWg5,s5u,mss,.:T,g,g5?m.. V- M--Mwwn-,,,,m,v'1-M-J l Girl's Chorus members are, left to right-Ann Dahlquist, Janice Christensop, Linda Garrar Sharon Dickson, LaRaine Betty, Ruth Ann Swallow, Jane Coates. Row two--Sheryl Brown, Ju Gray, Fredalin Wordell, Margene Summers, Shirley Dopp, Sheila Johnson, Beverly Bolto Row three-Myra Allen, Dorothy Anderson, Lorraine Evans, Donna Dairs, Pauline Jones, Ireri Peterson, Rita Carlson. Row four-Evelyn Allred, Ramona Pierce, Benita Cooper, Vickie Hoppe Fay Rosen, Sally Lloyd. , JAMES H. GABBARD Vocal Director cqdacuzascf C750 'mi gum CQEOZLLL FARRIS EDGLEY Vocal Director :ed Girl's Chorus members are, left to right-Ellen Avery, DeNee Romriell, Elaine Crane, Thomas, Gari Reed, Penny Miller, Carol Sanford, Donnette Berrey, Devonna Lords, Sharon Bonnie Howell. Row two-Judy Haddenham, Pat Jolley, Nellie Spencer, Darlene Hew- Letty Anderson, Alma Carlson, Geraldine McDaniel, Joyce Gabbart, Anita Dredge, Shirley Noreen Bright, DeAnn Rutledge. Row three-Barbara Eldredge, Eleanor Jim, Diane Ann Hone, Carol Blankenship, Marlene Onstott, Kathryn Frasure, Marilyn Mollerup, Betty Wectherman, Elmary Davidson, Margaret Riddle, Shari Sherwood. UCUZGE CZ z Choir officers include, standing- Diane Fawson, Bob Johanson, Bar bara Gravatt, and Duane Huff roll clerks. Seated is Charlo Han cock, robe custodian. Y Darold Olson Gary Havln Bob Johanson Charlotte Wilson Janet Wright Charla Hancock Kay Hansen Row I L M rvmg oa yers Deanna Brook Reva Rowe Gaylla Hawkes, Colman Panlogue, Tom Eversole Don Gates tle Heather Palmer Ann Sanford Mary Ann Williams. Row three-Carolyn Johnson Verna Morris Jeanet Carol Bartschl Nell Ashbaker Steve Gummersall, Duane Huff, Steve Rasmussen Odessa Selders Deanna Patricia Kelly, Barbara Gravott. Choraleer members are left to right Connie Dominguez, Sharon Hendricks, Pat McGlrr L nn Collier Korole l' David Clarke, Joy Anderson, Verna Croshaw, Peggy Lake, Pat Blalock. Clgoza E575 CAROL BARTSCHI Choir President l3l l Choir members are, left to right--'Susan Fennell, Noreen Harmon, Deonne Bailey, Anita Johnson, Worth Latimer, Comer, Bill Denkers, Spencer Condie, Kim Sharp, Gary Kerr, Barbara Pratt, Brenda Dustin, Marilyn Hawk. Row an Davis, Ann Stowell, Beverly Jorgenson, Diane Fawson, Lee Garner, Grant Bartschi, Mike Youngren, Glen Harold Anderson, Larry Cox, Marilyn Conrad, Barbara Reynolds, Tamra Wells, Jeanette Bevins. Row three-Pat Janet Willes, Joyce Bates, Pat Adams, Bob Arbon, Gary Bates, Karl Hoops, David Noble, Walter Thompson DAROLD OLSON Choir Vice-President 'Q ,fr 55 Concert band members are, first row-Peggy Koehler, Barbara Kennedy, Ruth DeKay, Barbara Reynolds, Shelly Free Jolene Lyons, John Hardy, Sharon Parker, Deanna Dennison Row two-Arline Cheney, Paula Stocks, John Roeder, i Yarnauchi, Erlene Durrant, Mike Brink, Ray Cross, Rondell, England, Kenny Myers, Ronald Drake, Doug Hatch,, Stoll, Bob Goranson, Terry Rich. Row three-Dennis Carey, Judy Gibbons, Elsie Dixon, Georgia Nelson, Ronald Ronald Forrest, Richard Drake, George Walker, Loretta Grushinsky, Bruce Hegstrom, Richard Miller, Wendel Ne Carl Martinez, John Lewis, Ed Crane, Kenny Russell, Richard LaMothe, John Anderegg, Ron Curtis, Barry Howes, Vernon. Row four-Patsy Lundquist, Lurye Herrara, Dixie Hunt, Henry Fleming, Bobby Reynolds, Sam Clark, Q Kennard, director, Steve Gummersall, Colleen Kidd, Ron Porter, Kent Knighton, Dave Sherman, Bill McNelly, Jo, tega, Ron Warth, Bonnie Millward, Don Harten, Ned Traughber, Dave Lallas, Wayne Nelson, Burn Daley, Jerry Chl John Rumel, Chuck Downey, Jim Elgis, Ron Buffalo, Gary Rothwell. Q l Twirlers are, front, left to right-Jeanette Bevins, Barbara Secrett, Nellie Johnson, Deanna Barbre, Judy Murietta, Edythe Okamura. Back--Dixie Hunt, Mary Alice Garner, Judy Knorr, Karen Lords, Barbara Rae Reynolds, Kay Rossiter, Janice Westwood, Tamara Wells, Linda Thomas. ' 52 fi Q. Ra ?5 5 2 fl E ai if K1 -Q E wiwcw-:wm.m.s,,s9wammw..:,wnwsmeiw .r-- izfs:fsefMm:fwwgMsss-ne,A uhm. --sf isa -.,.. ,,,.ff:fi:m.1-,.:s:w:wwm:aQws::iwsigfs-,:f,.w,.ws-r..:mimif7r,,:s-useH.s.wQ1sQw.ew-Le www-ww frff wfwfwfwswmf.-w'.wW,w-Qs,,M,,M.W,,s-f-M RALPH KENNARD Director CUZ I PATSY LUNDQUIST Head Mojorette 133 S: ! Pep Band members are, first row, left to right-Terry Rich, director. Row two-Gary Rothwell, John Rumel. Row three-Kenny Russell, Dennis Carey, Wayne Nelson, Row four-Ed Crane, Mike Brink, George Walker, Jerry Chivers. Row tive-Barry Howes, Ronald Drake, Bruce Heg- strorn, Fred Stowell, Burn Dailey. Row six-Kent Vernon, Steve Gummersall, Don Harten, Doug Hatch. Row seven-Ronnie Curtis, Kent Knighton, Dave Sherman, Carl Martinez. .f .sfz Band The Pep Band of l957 has been one of the most outstanding bands Poca- tello High School has ever had. Throughout the year they have been a val- uable part of all the games and have added greatly to the school spirit. The Pep Band director is Terry Rich and the advisor is Ralph Kennard. l34 - y gf---. Q -S-s-... 'w--t.l....,,, STEVE GUMMERSALL Everyone in Pocatello High School will remember Steve Gummersall. Steve was the one who played the bass drum with such vehemence each time the pep band went into action. No one will ever forget how Steve practically broke the drum every time the war chant was played. Truly, Steve was one of the most outstanding members of the class of l957 and everyone will agree that he personally provided more incentive to cheer at all the games and pep assemblies than any single person has ever done before. Thanks, Gum. I 135 After all the fanfare, Poky High nom- inates Ike for a second term. Graduation- 1956 Radio Station KWI K presents PokyHiLights. 136 Pocatellian Day and freedom from school-just to get writers' cramp. . . Students take time off from class to read the latest issue of the Chieftain. Skipping school to send the champion foot- ball team to Nampa . . . Backstage view of the Pep Band ond Pep W t . t . l Club at district basketball tournaments in Semors enl0Yed f'ff'nQ round pegs 'nm Square Blackfoot ' U I holes during the manual dexterity test spon- sored by ldaho State Employment Bureau. One of the most diverse activities of the year was the Saturday devoted to car washing. 137 can cgagoof Qvraf, TIME OUT FOR GINGER Liz .........,......,. Agnes Carrol ,..... ....... C HARLOTTE WILSON Howard Carrol ,...... ...,,,.........., D UANE HUFF Joan Carrol .,....... ,...... F RANCES HOWARD Jeannie Carrol ....... ............... D IANE FAWSON Ginger Carrol ........ ........ D EANNA DENNISON Eddie Davis ......... ......,,..A.... D ON MILLER Tommy Green ..... Ed Hoffman... Bob Wilson ,.... .........LYNNAY CLARK ...KAREN STEDTFEILD ........CURTlS EMPEY .,......ROSS RITLAND I GINGER cARRoL I girl football player I I I .loan and Jeannie tell Mr. Carrol that he is l being unfair to them. I I The All School Play of 1956 was Time ouii for Ginger, a comedy of a fourteen year old girl football player. The troubles she gets her family into because of her desires helped make up one of the most amusing comedies P. H. S. has ever seen. lt was directed by Carol Shepard,I I The entire cast shows many feelings after the final performance. I Howard gives Agnes a touching gift-a fragmei of the goalpost as a souvenir of the game. WITNESSES REVA ROWE RALPH ALLAN ED BRANDT DAVE LEFAVOUR Mrs. Hutchins Doctor Kirkland Homer Herbert Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney HEATHER PALMER LONNIE KELLY CHARLOTTE WILSON DONNETTE BERREY Jane Chandler John Graham Whitfield Nancy Lee Faulkner Magda SVSYISOFI A ED CRANE MARILU KILBOURNE KEITH MARTINDALE CAROLYN JOHNSON Sigurd Jungauist Karen Andre Larry Regan Roberta Van Rensselaer U55 of ganuaxz 76 This yeor's senior play was one of the most fascinating plays ever presented at the high school. It was an actual murder trial, with the un- rehearsed jury picked .at random from the audience. No one knew it Karen Andre would be innocent or guilty until the jury decided from the evidence presented at the trial. Miss Andre was convicted 3 times and. acquitted once at the four performances given with a jury. The two outstanding roles were played by Jan Sainsbury as Mr. Flint, the district attorney, and Bob Johanson a Mr. te en th t n c ' . S S V S' e de e se Ouncll Carol Shepard, director, looked rather haras- sed after dress rehearsal. Court personnel included left to right, Annette Rock, Karen Stedtfeld, Mar- ll D ne Huff, greatte Pierce, and Jeanette Ashton. Standing, Steve Gummersa , ua Jan Sainsbury, Bob Johanson, and Reed Parr. CAST I Prison Matron ........,........,... ANNETTE ROCK Bfliliff ...,..-........,................... REED PARR Judge Heath ......................... -.DUANE HUFF District Attorney Flint ,...,...,,, JAN SAINSBURY His Secretary .........,.,,..., Defense Attorney Stevens ....,... BOB JOHANSON His Secretary ....,........,,,, D Clerk of the Court ....,,..,. Karen Andre ,.....,..,,,,., , D K' kl d I'. II' Cln ,.... ...... Mrs. John Hutchins .,.. Homer Van Fleet ........ Elmer Sweeney .........,......... DAVE LEFAVOUR Nancy Lee Faulkner ......... CHARLOTTE WILSON John Graham Whitfield ............ LONNIE KELLY Jane Chandler ........,......... HEATHER PALMER Sigurd Jungquist .....,....... Larry Regan ..............,.. Roberta Van Rensselaer .... Stenographer ............... .MARGREATTE PIERCE I39 . . . KAREN STEDTFEL .STEVE GUMMERSALL .MARILU KILBOURNE ....-........ED BRANDT -.CAROLYN JoHNsoN .J EAN ETTE ASHTON ....,..RALPH ALLAN ....,.....REVA ROWE .....,......ED CRANE KEITH MARTINDALE ',, 5 X WWNW 0' 0' J Wwmww O O 600001598 V906 Q0 QOQAXM WO Q9 X O 4 Q Ol P RY . WK 3 X Ja, lik SN Q, S , ff Q 3 'lo 0 0 'Q 2349 M y x WSE X m0ON gy OF qv me The Red and Blue Day royalty were-Jackie Harris, senior attendant, Linda Weiser, queen, and Carolyn Johnson, senior attendant. WSJ cmc! Blue ay The entire royalty, left to right-Camille Johnson, sophomore attendant, Jackie Harris, senior attendant, Linda Weiser, queen, Carolyn Johnson, senior attendant, Gayle Willecke, junior attendant. Chauffeuring the queen and her attendants were Gary Havin and Bill Miller. l42l Capping first prize in the class float division were the seniors, with their Senior Dream featuring a diploma at the end of the rainbow. :Red ancf Bfus Q The junior class won second prize in the class division of the floats with the theme, Solid Gold CodilIac. The Big Six championship was the Indian Dream of the sophomore class, which won third prize. i 143 7...-, Girls Athletic Association predicted the future with the Big Six cham- the club division. pionship. They won second place in ln their red Indian costumes, the Pep Club drill team marched in the parade under the leader- ship of Nancy Sealey. i Leading the team on to victory are our Poky cheerleaders. l44 A candidate for student body presi- dent was Bernell Barrett. Here he is speaking to the Poky student body before the elections. Bsfo 'ze kgs 5275465012 A typical scene during the week of elections. Can you see any wh i te space? K. i ci f i o -- ' , ii ,,,. or 'gagf'V my ' iyrr yy f .iv , K i 1 . iiiwiiifi in - Y A f if qgfigs2,ggi i',w A N i A f Zvi. im - ' 3i5! gVw?WHf9Fl i ' A' ' LP .simile , 13 swfg+g,1i'f -,za 'W Wai? Q,,,, ,, , 2 .-it A candidate for student body vice president was Robert Steffens. He is shown here giving his campaign speech. 145 At the traditional inaugural assembly, Bernell Barrett, newly elected student- bady president, thanked the students for electing him to his office. l i Larry Hill thanks the students for electing him speaker of the house. Y The elections proved to be very exciting. After seeing posters and slogans of every shape and variety on the walls, ceilings, and floors, it seemed quite dull to walk down the halls, after the election was all over. The inaugural assembly was held after school resumed in the fall. Gqffez 1555 gfacfion ' Poky's principal, Mr. Marchell, gives the oath of office to studentbody vice president, Bob Steffens. 146 The first dance of the year was the Har- vest Ball where Queen Johanna Derbidge reigned with attendants Carolyn Fishburn, Arlene Lish and Tamara Wells. ills? The Class of l957 chose for their Junior Prom Carole Coffin, attendantj Martha McNabb, Queen and Linda Weiser, attendant cgcgoof EGJZCE5, I ag -- ' ':z'i.mV WW- lL- - James Anderson was chosen to reign King of the annual Girls' Council Co-Ed Dance. 147 The Band Boll wos Q huge success with Queen Ethel Roe Harrison reigning. Her ottendonts were Arline Cheney and Deanna Dennison, Mike Brink, Bond ' ll ll h prexy, is the lucky chop who crowned t em. CUZGS5, l The lovely Judy Moore ruled as Queen of the 1957 Senior Ball. 148 Looks crowded ot the Senior Ball Three ambitious Seniors, Babe Fields, Pat Ellis, and D. J. Huff, prepare the throne with its unusual dragon background. The Seniors can really s-t-r-e-t-c-h a piece of crepe paper. Belfibvofl... Every Senior who helped with the decorations for Teahouse of the August Moon really had a ball of his own. l49 The Spanish classes instilled the Christmas Spirit into all with their joyful carols. Members of the Spanish class listen as they hear their voices coming back through the tape recorder. 505005 Edyi . . . The Poky studentbody gives the team a big send-off. The speech class has a break while painting scenery. lhe Arts and Crafts class enjoys one of neir activities. They are designing their fwn patterns for leather work under the supervision of Mrs. Delloport. l Here two Poky High students hash out tomorrow's assignments. sadilz Finding chemistry lab very interesting under Mr, Har- rison, are Donna Valenty, Betty Weatherman, Delon Fowler, and Willard Rhondeau. l5l -we---.uc '-iQ Decorating is a large thing in pre- paring for the Girls' Council Co-Ed and these girls really make the gym look its best. KlfVzifLn The members of the football team were served dinner by their mothers' after their Big Six Championship! XX Cheerleaders prepare to urge the football team on to victory. 152 The Pep Club honors President of the United States, Dwight D. Eisen- hower on his birthday. Junior Class President, Steve Young, First hour Latin class will do anything to make a teacher happy-even Suspenders . . . shows two members the prospective class rings. fziffimsfia Heyl' Let's get your feet down to earth! A few members of Poky students prepare to go on the radio program, Poky H i-J inks. The staff ot the Pocatellian usually H r H r D work, but there are rimes wheh every, A few of the typical Chieftain staff one 'frets down his hairy members? No, they also have fun! lgfll rlflfgaf C74 Swaff The Sophomores are practicing hard to bring out a good assembly for the Poky students . . . 154 Looks like the goodies are on the way The morning after the night before . . . .f afcfbzf U55 ja . . . Now what have we here? i 155 Aw! Caught in the act ! ! ! Not everyone beheads the principal, do they? Pep band director, Terry Rich, directs the band while Don Harten plays a drum solo. i cglcgoof ECLLVL . . . The Key Notes sing for the Poky student body. A typical scene during Poky's mock political convention. ldaho's governor, Robert Smylie, con- gratulates the Poky football team on their undefeated record and their 156 Big Six victory. The Girl's Council Assembly treated everyone with R-O-C-K, Rock . . . 'ZOQ MIG, Dave Hargraves and Charles McCulley imitate Elvis and Little Richard on the Junior Assembly. Pat Staudaher shows us how to Charleston the right way in the Girl's Council Assembly. The cost members of the Junior As lsembly are stealing that extra bow.' 157 Diane Fawson gives a panto- mime on How o Bachelor Sews On A Button for the Sophomore Assembly. Elvis, Aaron Clark, sings the all time favorite, Party Doll, with accompanists, Dennis Robins and Terry Crouson, occ! DM Emu . . . Mr. Sorensen's Social Living class has fun and really learn what's going on around. The typical l?J Physics class-looks like fun, girls l ! i58 ' ELVIS I I I The Idaho Falls Dance Team treats Poky! aaamgfiaa . . . Idaho Falls exchange assembly featured Eartha Kitt. A Science show amazes the entire Student Body. 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Karen Stedt- teld, the winner from the school, took first place in the district contest and went on to the state contest in Payette. ,,.. .. :g:gs.a3z,5i5:i5i3VQ5 :s::x3g5j3f05,gQ 5 '!Lsi-135755-EQTSQE:'h57,t53?f3f92S'Vi-55?i,:5'1g19A irimS'7El'ii - ':feQ5,.m:r,1mi9, --ig-Y-.r,,f.w:iw,aygbiszvgfw ff. fi Q: - we Q1!Q,,f:,s2,.,, .Wgps gftfilfzfii339131559EY?4?5E?iL:vi15tv ESM? E'.:w1gfSi2'7il25 fY.gEf9i'.Jf?i bY:L,'Pu,:ei. 1f157f:5is5ifiiiTi'-3 Lifhifl'-2Ei5:fZI5i7 W :v it -V-:Sp-lg:fgg't5l'iIi, JL: figygf-311'--r ,-25.1-gzz ,fu 1 K ' it -A asv this 1 . Q- -,NE gi, 'i f ' f-,,:eg. 5, gy' was-sm. - - fi u.fi.fi i ts Q 455, j KAREN STEDTFELD First Place Winner ARLINE CHENEY JOYCE CURTIS Runner-up Runner-up I 69 H This year's science winner was Robert Petersen. ED. good gifizen I Second place winner in state competi- tion was Therese Davis. 170 Bauaag ana! .forage Science KMQIZIZEZ The Good Citizen Award went this yea to Jeanette Bradley. E124 Sagofazagip - 6144122281 2 i gifzfa ' gfafa The two girls who represented Pocatello at Girls' State were, left to right-Therese Davis and Carolyn Fishburn. Last year two girls and ten boys were selected to attend Girls' and Boys' State. Th is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and Boys' State is ey were selected by faculty vote. Girls' State D , f sponsored by the American Legion. The purpose of the 'sessions is avis was one O two G . . Selected te represent ,dehe to set up a mock government and learn how it functions in actual at Girls' Nation. practice by making and voting upon laws. Oya ' cgvfczfa The boys that represented Pocatello in Boys' State and their advisor, are first row, left to right-Mr Wayne Whitlow M . , arvin Fields, Gary Tauscher, Lonnie Kelly, Keith Martindale. Second row-Bob Young, Ed Brandt, Bernell Barrett Charles Mylroie Not ictured , . p are Larry Hill and Terry Rich. E Q 2 Q ARLINE CHENEY THERESE DAVIS ofzofzbimiaf Qifzfa of kgs Jlflonfg The Soroptimists, cu local womens' civic group, sponsors a monthly contest for the best lOO-word essay on My Future, Whot lt Will Do For Me and My Community. Each month, a group of outstand- ing senior girls is selected to compete. A committee of five Soroptimists chooses the winning essay and its author becomes the Soroptimist Girl-of-the Month. At the end of the year the Soroptimist Girl- ot-the-Year is chosen, and receives a Sl OO scholar ship to lSC. Not pictured-Patricia Kelly. JEAN ETTE ASHTON BAR DEE LEYLAND BARBARA A. REYNOLDS ilfafiolzcz ezif ilzaliazfa The four National Merit scholarship finalists are left to right-Scott Hill, Karen Stedtfeld, Judy Carter, Bob Johansen. .Baffy 67104651 zfmzafz The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award went to The five NROTC finalists are lett to right-Marvin Fields, Karen Stedtfeld. JVQJQU UC ifzafiafi Terry Rich, Gary Tauscher, Scott Hill, Wayne Nelson. 173 vc 1 ' mf WW' W X WWW W' M W My W 1,5 5455156505 Miva Nb 'DQ' y' UP '3' 1416 . vfy ill X i ' Wait :Vik ' LLKK W :M ...,:fiii, ,-,f f.,wlA,i,7- N t iQ5i,,., its Aiea, ,f-ffi,.f-g,ge2z.Sig w 1aei,. lhitia- - 1 K' r filler Q ' 1 C. -nit iii -me I 'i2rii1itie2igfg,s-2ati- Sie wiifwf ffffagf-v,' ,it,W,,,,,fti,,,ii-I .i,,m,,,,,,,. MS, T is ifsii4r,f3l,fl.i,W lv in , , , N ., ,, ,cu , 9 I '3,,5i:,i.,,i f'i'fli8itilfi2t Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello 'Silva First row, left to right--Gerald Beebe, Bob Reed, Don Walker, Bob Young, Albert Bud Miller, Steve Rasmussen, Chuck Brough, Jim Reed. Second row-David Lien, David Collins, Mike Wilson, Jim Fenwick, Steve Herzog, Darrell Gertsch, Roy Morris. Third row-Jim Anderson, Bob Steffens, Angelo Sakelaris, David Berrett, Dick Phelps, Clair McClain. Fourth row-Dave Noesen, LaVere Simon, Rene Marchand, Roy Frisk, Boyd Worley, Ross Rytting. Fifth row-Coach John Evans, Lamont Miller, Delmar Hudson, Don Gates, Coach Wally Kelly. Team members not pictured are Duane Sims, David Hanes. oofg The Pocatello High School football team won the Big Six title this year fcr the first time in l5 years-. The last time the football team won the Cham- pionship was in l942. This year's team also had the honor of being the second team in the history of the school to have an undefeated record. The i942 team also shared this honor. The toughest game of the year was the game with Boise in which Pocatello came out on top 6-O. The game won by the largest margin was the Jordan game which we won 47-7. Five members of our winning team made the All-State team. 47 .,... ......., J ordan 7 Pocatello 6 ........., 39 .... .... l daho Falls O Pocatello 4l 46 .... ......, P reston i3 Pocatello 27 34 .... ...... T win Falls i2 Pocatello l4 21 .... ..... C aldwell 6 Pocatello 4i 176 Rock Springs Twin Falls Idaho Falls LAVERE SIMON All-State Halfback DAVID BERRETT All State Center LARRY NELSON Manager Not pictured, Don Gates DELMAR HUDSON All-State Tackle LAMONT MILLER JERRY BEEBE RENE MARCHAND T kle All-State Fullback AII-State Guard ac I77 CHUCK BROUGH JIM REED Fullback BOB REED Quarterback ROSS RYTTING Quarterback 178 ,...v- +-.. DON WALKER Halfback The benchwarmers hope for a chance to cool off DON GATES Guard Q mf A Q A Hs . ,flier f I 'W 7?VL q A!m'bA STEVE RASSMUSSEN he End ., M M J? min. M? DAVE NOESEN STEVE HERZOG BOB YOUNG Halfbock Guard Center 179 Team Ieoves for on out-of-town game. Sh , , JM? ' A ff, E5Iz,-l3m2?I-:Q A f'ggI?v'975 J Ivif 5.131-Lszlsz IV:T5aiwgI.z-., gene www' 'NT 1 f !15EEIi4i:Q3ifafI2?IIi1DIi49f?f5?' ,, A, I QI, .f If rar lswigmg gf Q'-rw-I J K' Miflixg 59 , 3, gg -55'gIfSie5gggqIf:saf15 Lf I iifgdgkli w w x w5a'sgsw , wq5k- I I 'f'?i?I25'-if F r A ANGELO SAKELARIS End JIM ANDERSON End BOB STEFFENS Holfbcxck DARRELL GERTSCI-I Quarterback MIKE WILSON DAVID LIEN Center Iso I Fullback JIM FENWICK End CLAIR MCLAIN Guard DICK PHELPS Guard DUANE SIMMS Fullback ROY MORRIS End BOYD WORLEY Guard fIQj,' - i nw' , x'if2?If:sff 'Y' .. H If: if-f'.3,'I V' 7 if5f,Ii5fM, IIIIfII 551.1 :fImg,gg,, fI'm1rx.,f-.' ' Ir I WILLIAM HASKET Tackle ROY FRISK Tackle DAVID COLLINS Tackle I , 3 -lg , : If ' I ,Jag J ,L IPX I I, Ia ' -3fI:Qw3a. g'iQ If ' I I f'?'-EIESWSIII I 1k5IcIk '1I-'DIL ,5f'Ef,:xWiI9f2ff1iR,T.7Zl f werpar-If . L wrf,f,, L fv,g,,,,, A ,ll In cm x...,fi,, SWT , ..h,,.1W.:.1.1 V uw 1- sv -xffgxggjmji , fe -f' eefagffxff k I I wr I I , ig I If .xl an plus , :G mzswsfz-Aw as - ..4-: ,gi v 3 III IISI X I I W III? II I I ,mfr 175355 iI '9 'rr'T' I 1 -:'fAr :u:' fx ' I 5 I 'f,'7'I i gkigfi 1 I-'If,l?'i.'1' - , ieiiiffiswef IESJIQ, ',,Wg,fg, Pocotello stops Twin Falls. Simon skirts end. Pocatello drives hard for a first and ften Pocatello goes over for o tolley. Miller tries c conversion Down for no goin. Y The clash of the line. 183 Pocatello vs Pocatello vs. Pocatello vs. Pocatello vs First row, left to right--Don Harris, Mike Tuck, George Hoge, Joe Locke, Tom Reilly, Tom Christensen, Ken Bailey, Bill Hottie, and Jim Stone. Second row-Leland Curzon, Bill Anderson, David Haynes, Doug Burum, Jack Cottle, Charles Tademy, and Jim Stanley. Third' row- Jim Ellis, Duane Sims, Joe Ortega, Richard Knapp, Bob Kunz, Louis Berry, and Dennis Boodry. Fourth row-Tom Busacker, Mark Baldwin, and Coach Byron Toone. Team members not pictured are Don Cotant, Tom Forrest, Bill Haskett, Allen Kniffin, and Bill Whitehead. cmiofz afwlfy Ueam The junior varsity showed their strength this year as they won six games while suffering defeat only once. Coaches Evans and Kelly are keeping their eye on several of the JV squad members in hopes that they may nab them for the varsity squad next year. Snake River ...... ..,., 3 9- Marsh Valley ...... ..... 4 l- Blackfoot .......... ..,,. 3 9- Idaho Falls ...... 7- Pocatello vs. Marsh Valley ...... ...... 3 5- O Pocatello vs. Grace ............... ...... l 9- O Pocatello vs. Bancroft ...... O-I3 Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky The BIG SIX, FIFTH DISTRICT and STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM includes, first row, left to right-Bert Huth, Dove Berrett, Kip Power, Angelo Sakelaris, and Darrell Gertch. Second row-Jim Reed, Don Walker, Ross Rytting, Marvin Fields, Chuck Brough, Keith Martindale, and Bob Reed. Baagsfgaff Winning games began to seem natural for the team who emerged undefeated in 27 games. For the first time in l5 years, the team won the STATE CHAMP- IONSHIP. With seven seniors and five juniors, the team had the exact combination to complete a perfect season and to score a total of 1,565 points. Snake River Poky 64 26 Twin Falls Poky Blackfoot Poky 65 5l Nampa Poky Jerome Poky 64 32 Caldwell Poky Idaho Falls Poky 62 48 Preston Poky East High Poky 63 32 Idaho Falls Poky Jordan Poky 74 38 Nampa Poky Rigby Poky 60 35 Caldwell Poky Preston Poky 53 5l Boise Poky Boise Poky 56 42 Twin Falls Poky 185 Blackfoot Jerome Blackfoot Aberdeen Preston Preston Co ldwell Burley Kellogg JIM REED Senior Guard ROSS RYTTING Senior Forward BOB REED Senior Guard MARVIN FIELDS Senior Center 186 CHUCK BROUGH Senior Forward KEITH MARTINDALE Senior Guard DON WALKER Senior Guard T HUTH uard DARRELL GERTSCH Forward KIP POWER Center DAVE BERRETT .'V. : DELMAR HUDSON Forward Center , , H 5 s 1 4 'VM-9:, f-f' .' A r 1 9- 5' ' 'f r' 'W' V 2:1 M4 ' ,W Q 6 , Q NUT' yi W , ',',v,,ff f, e- : . ANGELO SAKELARIS Forwa rd 187 , er, vftg w, 'f.r'f3',,7',fff Mffyl JUL' 4 , . ,,,f7,.,q,,,,.. N Scratch two! Mr. Bowser checks score book Managers Larry Cragon and Steve Young inflate a basketball. Two more for Poky! Two for Poky! ! Rytting tries for basket. Blackfoot player blocks Poky's basket. Looks like Bob Reed is going to score again The starting senior lineup includes, front row, left to right-Jim Reed, Bob Reed. Second row, Chuck Brough, Marvin Fields, Ross Rytting. Poky downs Idaho Falls Practice! Chin ups? 190 Martindale toes the line for Poky. ,QTL 4 4 ,, JN 'M , Q 1 It 4' +4 v , l n 'w W R, Xlk: if . 1 -:52 1- ' , 4 ' ' 'M , , .V l ,gf K iv f f -. V, 135' V , m get 7 ' K A , fm:,,w'f V - ,xl ,1-2 - 1 . llf , , ,. M. R, , ,, ,, N-K' Team members include, front row, left to right-Kent Vernon, Bruce Porges, Richard Dixon, and Mike Tuck. Second row-Kenny Kuhn, Harold Dendurent, Norbert Blodgett, Larry Nelson, and Stan Spicer. Last row-Vernon Buffaloe, Mike Bistline, Joe Ortega, Bruce l-legstrom and Bill Anderson. . Eaagefgaff Poky ....... ...... 3 6 - 29 ....,,,,,,,,.,,,,.-,,,, Grace Poky ....... ...... 4 5 - 26 ............. Snake River Poky ....... ...... 4 2 - 34 ............,.... Blackfoot Poky ...... ....... 3 9 - 25 ........ American Falls Poky ...... ....... 5 3 - 37 ................. Westside Poky ...... ....... 3 9 - 29 ..........,... Idaho Falls Poky ...... ....... 4 9 - l9 ............ North Marsh Poky ......38 Rigby Poky ....... ...... 3 8 - Poky ....... ...... 5 3 - Poky ....... ...... 3 8 - Poky ....... ...... 6 7 - Poky ....... ...... 4 8 - Poky ....... ...... 2 7 - Poky ....... ...... 4 O - Idaho Falls Soda Springs Westside Grace Marsh Valley Blackfoot Preston Members of the Pocatello High School team for 1956 were, first row, left to right-Gene Hancock, Paul Sherwood, Keith Martindale, Bob Reed, Jim Reed, Don Walker, Dick Winn, and Duane Sims. Second row, left to right-Bob Jenkins, Bill Leshinsky, manager, Angelo Sakelaris, Melvin Heaps, Jay Grayson, Ron Smith, Chuck Brough, Ross Rytting, and coach, CHUCK BROUGH First Base Les Shepard. mgliaff The Poky team was outstanding, for they won all of their games last year. There were only four mem- bers on the team who graduated, so they should have another good year. JIM STONE KlP POWER .ROY MORRIS Outfield Pitcher Outfield 192 DUANE SIMS er and OutfieId DICK WINN Outfield RYTTI NG Outfield DON WALKER Third Bose Wine- 'f .IETQ4 gf' I If 2 'Zi wifi -44. ., , ff '43 if f ws? 44 ,pm V. 5, n Mi' .mln ' mf X V Q . W, 1, . . Q We JIM REED Second Base JV! 4-iq, . I t , 1. E, , ..... , ,.31sifgai25I?ZfE'ffIE:'22?iIf ' -. I 'Q' .I'IQ?.:QIQ' If' J. .w . wif ' 1-ani-'I' ' LL I II ,.,, - -. . BOB REED Shortshop 193 4. ANGELO SAKELARIS First Base BOB JENKINS Pitcher JAY GRAYSON Shortstop Returning trackmen are, row one, left to right--Don Harris, manager, Richard Garvin, Darrell Gertsch, Bob Young, Lamont Miller, .lim Anderson, LaVere Simon, Bob Steffens, and Jim Ellis, manager. Row two-Charles McCulIey, Harold Dendurent, Bill Hottle, Bill Anderson, Steve Anderson, Stan Spicer, Jerry Beebe, Lance Berry, Delmar Hudson, and coach, Byron Toone. 'ZCLC The boys that set a new record in the District and regional medley relay state 440-yard relay race are, left team winners are, left to right- to right-Bob Steffens, Richard Green, Richard Garvin, Jim Anderson, Ray LaVere Simon, and Lamont Miller. 194 Wright, and Bob Young. District and regional winners who qualified for state' were, first row, left to right-Ray Wright, Jim Anderson, Bob Steffens, Chuck McAteer, Richard Green, and Lamont Miller. Row two-Darrell Gertsch, Bob Young, Richard Garvin, LaVere Simon, and coach Byron Toone. Loosening up before the regionals. The Poky High track team did very well last year, as they won the dis- trict and regional meets. The team went on to place sixth in the state meet. ONT MILLER- h in both state pole LAVERE SIMON-won tand lOO-yard dash, district and regional low also a 440 relay hurdle and placed third member. in the state track meet. BOB STEFFENS-placed second in both the district lOO and 200-yard dash, was fourth in the state 220 and a member of the 440 relay team. DARRELL GERTSCH- district, regional, and state champion of the 880. .. -.N...o.W. Wt. tum..-...me,,,muM,,,,,,,,W.W,MMwzg.,Kg,g,m JOHN EVANS Varsity Football Varsity Basketball ERNlE SCHUERMAN Physical Education iQ' qii,1'E',i W' A - ,nf K . .. 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L- X -'11--5, 'JJ.ff.w',j,-.:.p1?,'g:g:g.?5-Vi,-ao: Y , . .f f f , E. .. .s w ift ' i . ,,., Jfr L'flC.qes'-Q--gg ,. :-f' -wi.. ,., i H .M,,.5,,- ,,,t,.,,.,,l,, ffggm WG, 'i Ziff ii? Hw- K Ki .M M 2.55. WH ,1,,1j,ai, lx ii.,,g.i,,.,,. ,M Q if Tiff? wWf',- 'i ' ,g is My JW f i t K- .- WALLY KELLY Backfield Varsity Football Physical Education Golf l96 OCLC 55, use 'lf?'7 W. wQih'E','l'f-A 'Lai' - VT t 7 uw -- ' 'isi1Hj:fi , '-P2422-.i . - - i gil,,te,, 1 f , IW fain V tm .1 z i -'E , . f.:-:-., ,,:3fg5zf1 ,iv K, Q , i 5.5 the -W- f,,1-M5, 5 , 5, E .- , ,L.,,g15f f l 15 tfffjlzrffl 2 1: ' E1-.l2'.is- - :Mmm .K i .. ,, .. . H Sii lisfz, W , , , 4 :wii,f- .,, LL ,JvftZ'vt,i'? , ., ,, 2 , 3 xi i l U I vw. , ills it ilk: , ,sv i l li 2 , S ,5 '- 151 X ii Klpfli sri H g? WHEN iwgwf fa '- .:l2-- U if f. . A ,.l , iw . :Z 2:' Yu- il SA-i:Vf,.KVz i 'l ':,'v: V :f'1!' 'N ' lmtlmii,-1'i:-wi,,4i?l,grSiI-ig Eiggf.txm 3i: i,Ill4iLS , A 5 H2 SS? il 5 ails: ,lf fig' if s ti l l 5 s f :Q F ,S 6' K Ymxiffls l, all 'H ' i K, X its i t X ,gg 'K , in 25355 K his i 'T 55 tt x il MW gl W ,K ff ,is 1 5 ta, it ft S, f iii , Wmfxlf if 25-35 ist Q if . i lk sig R S H U me 5 iffiil Zwfirifsf pf Riffs? ll U lxvx wgill is W ,W l l i, R We , N, Mgt, , V I ami, sniff! fi 1 -.5 l liil ,Q ll' J!! , fimngg T i. QL I 1 i ' i lil? . il i, 3,5 . 1 -m..W,-Q.. :5 iff' if i '. f',:5s.5:... , l lsi iigtfflgriigw y ,-lik,s,if,- - LESLIE SHEPARD Head Baseball JV Basketball JV Football - ' -li: wing - - f 12+ 113. 51-asf ii - ii. J ,. - mia - r?:2i6?.55:f i ' 'L 1:5551 E li ' ' f,i,fgi,iL :f'i.55-if. f, 5' K. -V5 ,, KL,-'rib A My I ', sq, if llp l i l gg , Wlim K llgw, QQ 3, - T ,, il,, L , fait K , , 1? ,, ,gig Wi X lift fi ,4 is , fi , Z sm 9 li, tl , H ,,:, L H5 C Q4 fm ' it f Mu. I if , i is Q3 K nm ,wil X Msg it O l'ls!lQfE-557, .51-'f 1-31' i ,fi f i -fif, Mr Tl , 'lfik V it V z X- . .5 .y,,LL , sih. ,L , , .,,:fi. 3 ,y,,, ,,,t,, i ,, ,,,,y, i. .,-MV, if- ,fqyitsg 5 I wp . faq,-.-,.5fA,,P :E 3357-1 , 'J ff,'iff-ilifut-fir I , .fi ff i'.2,i2,fgg iii 5-:if ,i,-'i'ft,x1Jf2q- 3 35,532 f-g1ifif,s'f? LIONEL BOWSER Athletic Director goff BRYANT BABE HISKEY Returning Letterman The golf team includes, row one, left to right-Mel Graves, Babe Hiskey, David Berrett, and Kenny Kuhn. Second row-Kent Vernon, Mike Bistline, David Miller, and Bob Mooney. Last row-Coach Wally Kelly. Golf recently became a varsity letter sport. In order to qualify, golfers must compete in the state matches. Last year four bays lettered. They were: Babe Hiskey, David Berrett, Mel Graves, and Barry Burke. Babe won the Idaho State Amateur Championship last summer, and other golf team members participated in several tournaments around Idaho. DAVID BERRETT Returning Letterman Y l 97 UEESTKEQJETL JOHANSEN r Cheerleode sevio' Se f'OllJgE BARBR heeffeodef ENNETT l'lP'llOLDClEeerle0del l0 l' Nfl J . EAN Umor Q-heerlW,qRD Sqder Our cheerleaders will always be remembered for performing the Fight Yell and leading the students in the Loyalty. Their pep and enthusiasm spurred our student body to yell hard for the teams on the field and on the floor at ' ' ' ' ' . Th l ed ames as well as stirring up school spirit at pep assemblies ey pay 9 a big part in building the championship of Pocatello High School. l98 i x '. 'P tyre? I V MQ 1 V K. why, 1 ' 1 . fa, M, 'Z'ZiY4ElQ'f , . -an, 544 E 'lffiihzgylff i-, ' KIIIIIII : ll'-5 Q. ,JL .1-,Q ::::::::. ggggi 3 4- Ellllllu Hu i' A 1HH::ulHl 35251251 H , Y Ig- V ,-1-31-:':'E ' ' Y Yl llllll '. IU ' -I i ill., '--Email' mHI:l r.cg7'?il llllllwlw lll K K, 1 ' I N if ' 7 . , .,.1uH 'r u - I . nnrmmmn billing F S ' yi. ffcza. 01.5 ' N sm . . 44 144. .lllllll ' ' 6 'ff . - 522. vw hh-GT ',' i f? Z ff 4 CAREER FACTS FOR '57 SENICRS Would you like to know how you can be sure of- a good salary opportunities for advancement interesting work ' a chance to make the most of your high school education a secure future? Our 1957 Bulletin explains what a few months of business training after high school has done for others. Whether or not you have taken the com- mercial course in high school, a few months of additional training can help you to get a better starting position, speed your career, and give you life-long extra earning power. The demand for trained secretaries, ac- countants, and assistants to executives is the greatest in history. Our graduates are being placed at starting positions ranging from S175 to S325 a month. GET FREE BULLETIN If you are interested in a business career, if you are undecided, if you are not sure you can afford a four-year college or university course-it will pay you to get our 1957 Bul- letin now. There is no obligation. Just phone 4179, mail a postcard, or come in for your free copy. .gzlzoof of Zgufiineafi 440 North Main Street Telephone 4179 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 G 81 W Floor Covering, Inc. Linoleum-Rugs-Tile 504 East Center Phone 2067 TRQY-PARISIAN PocatelIo's Finest Laundry Service 202 625 West Center Phone 202 9 ,Q A THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST s Complete Home Furnishers EASY TERMS R. W. Bob Dickman TEXACO Products Distributor The Best Friend Your Cor Ever Had .7!ze SAan9Aai GLA 247 Eost Center Street Make Us Your High School Heodquorters The Famous Chinese Food 224 North Main Pocatello Pl'lOl le 31 3 '57 to the class of aomso unosn Auruonm or me cocA-cout comnnv sv POCATELLO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. Inc. 203 Okay Food Center 81 Bakery S 8' .Ll green Sfampd 805 N. Main l3O S. 5tl'1 Ave. Fawson's Music Store MAGNAVOX High Fidelity 138 North Main Phone 3038 Pocatello Furniture and Upllolstering Company lloyd's R 81 G Jewelers Upholstering Custom Built Furniture. Furniture Repairing and Rebuilding. 6-' 77 your liamonc! gore 928 North Main Phone 4'l3'l Fr k H Hough, Owner 204 308 West Center Pocatello, Idah painf gd mecorafing .!4nluiAer.i 3224 IN POCATELLO SOUTHEASTERN IDAI-lO'S Centre Paint Co. Glass Contractors Home Owned and Operated Phone 655 238 West Clark STORE For all occasions . . . LEADING DEPARTMENT lt's gifts from Fargo s BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF i957 Kenison Studio QEQQEE Anything Photographic WQQEFEQESESQEEE Merchandise Storage and Distribution Private Trackage 339 West Clark Phone 4397 240 East Halliday Street Pocatello, Idaho Box llll Telephone 766 v'.f.RlC4' jxgtlll Illfb, f b :I ASHABII5 or LAW' q,,,,f n was DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR OVER 40 YEARS Nationally Famous Lux Flakes Laundering and Lustre-Skeen Dry Cleaning 205 LIFE PROTECTION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMLY .ge A ,'g Congratulations to the iwz x P - TT,?k .. 5 T I ocatello Hugh School gig I I ji'356hgg..R Q . ' Q C A IIN ,, I I 'T f'.c..... '.11....... , ,wif ec V f h5q-'.ho7nj- -, -ff:-,g -,',: ff ,:f, iz -faza rf 2. -3. he U T , Q-QQ V 3- C7 5 g'.I ' II D C I1 I1 Halllwe rug o. Sout east Ida o I O Furnlture Co. PROFESSIONAL Furniture for Comfort, StyIe and Beauty for the right price. ZENITH TV Phone 600 Since 1915 237 East Center Phone I98 nn! MILLER' BAKERY W f , It's Home Baked Like 0 :ne L 5 jewe em Mother Mokes The store ay The sigh Of The Big sffeef clock 206 Phone 2475 Pocatello, Idaho READ AN D ENJOY The IDAHO STATE JOURNAL South East Idaho's Great Newspaper Over 98W: coverage of Pocatello and vicinity Best Sports Coverage in Idaho Best comics available Famous columnists Local and national news coverage Balanced for your satisfaction Read it for PROFIT-Read it for ENJOYMENT PARAMOUNT CLEANERS pocalemg Woof Conuenienf gdaner-A 3 LOCATIONS 336 WEST CLARK 2840 POLE LINE ROAD 205 SOUTH SIXTH Phone 828 For Pickup and Delivery Service W. P. Fuller 6m Co. PAINTS, VARNISHES, LACQUERS, GLASS WALLPAPER, PIONEER WHITE LEAD SASH AND DOORS Free Parking Free Delivery Phone 4831 202 South Second Avenue Pocatello, Idaho CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 Congratulates the Class of '57 HQWARD 0. MILLER .fdaAfon.jwlenalemon Phillips 66 Distributor Sfucko Speciality Phone 5666 GRADUATION PICTURES ALL TRUCKS RADIO DISPATCHED 7 231 Soufh Arthur POCOTGIIO 20 ' 9 0 el' If Pla air ueen f 7 g 2 pew 2 5 i0l e FIRST WITH DAIRY QUEEN FIRST WITH ORANGE JULIUS Corner of Where Quality Will Tell Main ond Fremont Pocatello ln Everylhmg We Sell -Hl6e'zt5on'5 'Toad gentet ONE STOP SHOP 'rwo BIG STORES East Center and Sixth North Arthur and Carson 208 Oufcloor .fdaluerfiding 420 Easl' Halliday Phone 250 LEE HAWKES TRANSFER Household Goods Carefully Moved Any Place In the United States or Canada Ford Music Co. Musical Merchandise RCA Victor Radios and Television Gulbransen Piano and Chickering Piano King and Reynolds Band Instruments LeBlanc Woodwinds Telephone 3450 P. O. Box 964 Pocatello Idaho 343 West Center Pocatello CONGRATU LATI ONS to the Class of 1957 Grand Central Market Jefferson ond Mople hone 5485 Pocatello . . . if you like f ' - HOTEL BANNOCK BUILDING nice clothes . . GENERAL SHEET METAL A Complete Service INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Vogt Sheet Metal Co. Home of Iron Fireman Heating GAS - OIL - COAL Phone 1892 A 653 West Center S I ., For the Best DISTRIBUTOR Idaho Glass And Paint STANDARD DD PRODUCTS M. J. Hodlcms A Complete line of paints, enamels and wood P T H Id h I finishes made in Utah's finest paint factory Cg:OEeoj16?, O l and sold in ldaho's finest paint store. l Where to Buy Them SUPREME GASOLINE 201 North Main Phone I650 I Only Cabinet Machine That Moves Fabric Back and Forth As Needle Swings Side to Side Why Don't You Try the New PUSH BUTTON NECCHI Automatic Today? SEWING SHOPPE Pocatello, Idaho 205 South Main Phone 5530 InAn , oncnrrr Pnnnucrs Cu n s -A mx 4 ' . ,S ev umlmf maueil ' u ' ' CLARK PUMICE BLOCK Pin CONCRETE PIPE GEMSTONE BRICK Bowling CONCRETE HEADGATE Phone 4248 541 East Gould 210 4 -i T J CONGRATULATIONS Pocatello High School Anderson Lumber Co. 301 South Second Avenue Bannock Lumber and Coal Co. 550 South First Avenue Bistline Lumber and Hardware Co. 429 East Center Coleman Builders Supply Inc. 441 Yellowstone Avenue McLelland Lumber Co. 804 North Fifth Avenue Pocatello Lumber Co. 312 East Halliday 211 l THE Skerwin- mfgamo co. Home of Famous Super Kemtone Kem glo 81 S W P House Paint l22 North Main Pocatello l 5 f 5 .- 5 r I E l .gclako lelddfthlent .gore Y Il find a complete select f Ladies and Men's ready to wea J ntzen sweaters for all student Sixth and Center Pocatell BEST WISHES FUR YQUR FUTURE Class of 1957 WYZ-Way Market h 2 1133 North Main I Bargain Barn Miracle Mile, Alameda Peterson's Market 501 East Halliday College Market 604 South Eighth Avenue O. Q50 Market Ideal Drive-In Riverside and Hawthorne Kennedy's Market Chubbuck No matter how you figure it, Use of electricity in the home is twice what X it was ten years ago . . . has increased four times in the last 20 years. What's more, it will again double in the ten years ahead! Snake River Valley is a land of low-cost kilo- watt-hours. Here we LIVE BETTER ELECTRI- CALLY, using more than twice as much electri- city as the national average. X 5 o X f Z Heres 0 POWER-full thought! Q7 'E S W 2 O Electricity-Does So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE! e 0 IDA I-I o Powen -2 f 'Qe A CITIZEN wi-IEREVER rr ssnves UTRICP' G.R..S-MfSQZ2fFSZ'fSffZQWOMEN Swanson Studio l PORTRAITS OF ALL KINDS Picture Framing Exclusive But not expensive l55 North Garfield Avenue Pocatello Guaranty Federal Savings 8. loan Assn. of Pocatello Pocatello, Idaho SAVE FOR YOUR COLLEGE EDUCATION 'On The Corner Main at Center 213 swine, wa, l Specializing ln Foundation Garments Lingerie Lounge Wear Phone IOS5 356 West Center HAWKES - MAYFLOWER MOVING STORING PACKING Since I896 MORGAN 0 LESLIE 0 EZRA i School Supply Centre TEEN CANTEEN Specializing in O School Supplies 0 Frosties O Hamburgers 0 Sundles O Poky Pups 0 Malts 0 ' 0 Shakes Soft Drinks ACROSS FROM HIGH SCHOOL Zi 4 Pocatello Hardware and Canvas Complete Ski Outfits Main Street Pocatello VIRGINIA GROCERY Open Evenings Complete Stock Meats, Groceries, Merchandise, Gas and Oil 3201 Pole Lane Road Phone 4198 Compliments of S. H. Kress 5-10-25 Store I56 South Main Pocatello galeway lo .genie .9JaAo gjafeway fo geffer prinfing .9vlaAoT4 Wad Comlakfe prinfing pfanf 538 West Center Pocatello, Idaho I. Printers-Lithographers-Photoengravers-Bookbinders Freddy's Sport Shop 245 North Main WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND HOPE EACH PURCHASE PROVES ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. WATSON'S Men's Store Center at Main Pocatello 9x5YT'Hf3leX GLASS and PAINT 334 North Main Telephone 2445 POCATELLO, IDAHO P. O. Box IO24 UU U OOUQ 4 World's Finest Typewriters Jpocafeffoii ollargedf mI'iU2'.9IL D Delicious Food In The Ranch Room Or In Your Car Bangs Stationers, Inc. FRED AND KE'-'-Y'5 435 West Center Pocotello, Idoho 205 50Ufh Fiffh Pmfello Congrotulotions To The Groduoting . . . Cfaaa of 57 MAY YOU ALWAYS LOOK AHEAD Compliments of Your UTOCO II DISTRIBUTOR J. A. Uiml Leese 1100 South Second 216 BANNOCK BRAND Beef and Pork Soufkeaaf .gvlakozi Wadi modern mmf igaclfing pfanf CUSTOM KILLING AND CURING Good Service Quality Products ZWEIGART PACKING CORPORATION 3 Miles West of Pocatello on Highway 30 Phone 4606 McCarty's Inc. w.,.,.s Bannock Scrap Iron Furs Metals Salvage Materials Indian Novelties H t I 658 South Fi f A P f ll 9 e Branches at B I y Idaho Falls Idal1o's Latest S. N. MCCARTY , President and Manager 217 ROSELLE BEVERAGES Truly Purity Delicious Guaranteed Only the finest ingredients used Look for the flavor on the crown ROSELLE BOTTLI NG CO. POCATELLO For a Career in a Case, see the PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS GI' T' SMART CLOTHES FOR SMART ' I iKY TEENS 323 West Center Pocatello, Idaho 346 West Center Pocatello g0O5t2I'5 j0I' REED'S MILLINERY STYLE SHOP ROYAL SHOE REPAIR RED'S CYCLE SHOP MARTIN FURNITURE WENNERGREN'S SWEET SHOP NEWBERRY'S WOOLWORTH'S METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. SUZANNE'S PRE-TEEN SHOP NANSON CLEANERS 218 Cfaaa of I57 GETTY'S SPORT CENTER FIELD FURNITURE BOOK ARCADE STRATFORD'S FURNITURE YELLOW CAB AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY THRIFTY CLEANERS MACKENZIE AUTO EQUIPMENT, INC. DELLART'S FLORAL ART'S CLEANERS COUNTRY COBBLER SAVE ON Prescriptions, Film, Luggage, Toboccos, Candies, School 81 College Needs, Sundries Lowest possible prices Fast courteous service National Brands you know and like Widest Selection One of ldaho's Finest and Most Complete DRUG CENTERS l JW Green Stamps AND OPERATED l0O 96 LOCALLY OWNED ' 1' P' 'i W' .,,, B business and professional men - ,,. E , vt , 3fl'Qgf,Rf2' will 'S My Y . . E who beheve THE FUTURE OF POCATELL0 swim i,,o , V. . T ,,o, ,, REMEMBER -V -l '-K-5 11--i4.i'f 1 P2 , , . 5 p i l ' - 'W,Fifiif.7332+iff-ii'igiwjf--zgfiffffffgi:-:fs-1.1,i,5if,anyiemi,-,,f,t,,lfWpl.,W,,yt,,.,.,,f,,, HAS EVERYTHING! Corner 6th and E. Lewis In East Side Pork 'N Shop Center Best Wishes to the Class of i957 razierii 7!WarLef ' FRESH EGGS-POULTRY l110del'l1 d b Cedar and Washington Alameda l l5tSouth Main Phone l980 - 9 it filth A C li it ix 0'f,'gA ,l',IlI,Z'A 'S 0. G. ROCHE Moving and Storage Specialists of Flat Tops and Hollywood Style Haircuts. DOWNSTAI RS. 219 Phone 3000 505 So. lst. Ave. Adams, Marshall . Allen, Karl . . . Allen, Max . . Allen, Ralph . . . . 55 . . . . 27 . . . . 27 . 27,100,101 ,139 164 196 129 27 1 14, 1 17 Anderson, Jim . . . 27, 99, 176,180, 195, Anderson, Letty , , , 128, Armstrong, Paul ..... Armstrong, Rita . . , 27, 115 Ashbaker, Elaine ..... 27 Ashboker, Neil . . 27, 130, 131 Ashley, Nancy ..... 27, 56 Ashton, Jeanette . . 27, 56, 100 117,130,131, 139,172 Baker, Gary ....... 27 Ballard, Larry . . . . 27 Barbre, Jean . . . 27, 98, 198 Barnard, Bill ...... 28 Barnett, Dorothy .... 28, 1 15 Barrett, Bernell . . 17, 28, 56, 145 Bartschi, Carol . 1. Beebe, Katheryn . Bennett, Darlene Bennett, Sondra . Berrey, Donnette . Bertelsen, Beverly . Beseris, Elaine . Beseris, Hope . Betts, Delbert . Bieker, Henry . Bitton, Betty . Black, Sharon . Blair, Jackie . Blanco, Eddy . . Blanco, Ray . . . Bledsoe, LaRaine . Blodgett, JoAnn Bohi, Doug . . . Bradley, Jeanette . 1 96, Brandt, Ed . . 111,114,1l7f1 Brink, Michael . Brooke, Deanna . Brough, Chuck . 1 178, Brown, Errol . . Brown, Gayland . Buenning, Elke . . Campbell, Colleen Carey, Dennis . . Carlsen, Dan . . Carlsen, Sidney . Carlson, Alma . . Carlyle, Joyce . Carter, Judith . Cowley, Donny . . Chose, Dennis . Chatterton, Ruth . Chatterton, Vaughn . Cheney, Arl ine . 146,171 2a,56,96,100 03,117,130,131 . . . . 28 . . 23,56,121 . . 28,97,98 . 28,100,103 128,129,139 . . . , 28 . 28,97,100 125 . . . 28 . . . 55 .. . . 28,104 . 28,126,127 . . . . 29 . . . 55 29 29 . . . . 29 . 29, 56, 100 117,123 . . . . 29 . . 19, 29, 56 0O,126,127,170 29, 56,101,103 20, 139, 169, 171 23, 29, 56,104 17, 132,133, 134 . . 20,29,130 131 . . 29, 99, 176 85,186,190, 193 . . , 29,112 . . . 29,115 . . . 30 . . 3o,56,115 . 30,126,127 132,133,134 . . . . 30 , . . . 30 . 30,128,129 . 30,128,129 . . 30,173 . . . 55 . . . 30,115 . . . . 30 . . 30,115 . 30,56,57,96 100,117,126,127,132,133 Christensen, Marvin Christensen, Sharon Clark, Charlotte . Clark, Jeanette . Clark, Sam . . . Coffin, Carole . Collier, Lynn . , Collins, William . Condie, Bob . . Contos, Jaan . Cook, Herman . . Cooper, Carol . Cottle, Gloria . . Cottle, Marba . . Crane, Eddie . . 115, 1 Creer, Bob . l . . Crockett, Merlin . Curtis, Joyce . . Cutler, Archie . Curzon, Sylvia . Davis, Carolyn . Davis, Janet . 169,172 . . . . 55 . . . . 31 . 31,56,96,98 100,114,117 . . . 31,115 . , 132,133 . . 2o,31,96 54,97,130,131 . . . . 31 . . . 55,115 . 31,97,115 ..20, 31 31 . . . . 31 31,96,117,130 131 23,26,31,101 32,133,l34,139 . . . . 32 . . . . 55 32, 97, 98, 105 123,169 . . 55,107 . . . 32 . . . . 32 . 32,97,98 512601 66,6466 jncfex Davis, Therese . . 32, 56, 36, Delauadri,Joe . Demopoulos, Pat Denkers, Tom . Derbidge, Johanna Dillon, Theresa . Dominguez, Connie . Daupe, Sondra . Dunn, LaRee . Dutton, Vern . Edwards, Orville Ellis, Jeanette . Ellis, Patricia . Elsethagen, Terry Erickson, Dorothy Esquibel, Benny Etter, John . . Evans, Helen . Eversole, Thomas Fairbanks, Mel . Fanning, Leona Feldsted, Richard Fields, Marvin . 171, Filer, Judy . . Fincher, Lorene Fishburn, Carolyn Fore, Sharlene . Forgeon, Charlene Forrest, Robert Frasure, Terry . Furniss, Bill . . '.'32,9f 100 117,170,1 ,172 32 123 . 32,96 . 32,56 . 33, 32 114 163 100 123 130 131 33 33 . 33 . . . 33 . 33, 115 . 55, 97 . . . 33 . 33, 56, 100 117 . . .55 . . . , 33 . . . , 33 . 33, 130,131 . 20, 33, 101 115 ...34 ....34 23, 34, 56, 99 173,185,186,190 . . . . 34 . . . . 34 . . 19, 34, 56 106, 169, 171 . . . . 34 . . . 34, 97 . 34, 117, 126 127, 132,133 . . 34, 107 . . 34, 115 Gabbert,Joyce . . 34,128,129 Garrison,Charlotte . . . 35,97 Gates, Don . . , 35, 36, 99, 109 130,131, 176, 179 Gates, Edward .... 55, 1 17 Gehring, Delores . . . 55 Ghan, Elaine . . . . 35 Gibson, Phil . 35 Gilman, Sandra Goranson, Fred , Graham, Joe . Gravott, Barbara Grayson, Jay . Griggs, John . Grimm, Gary . Gummersall, Steve 131, 132, Gunter, Boydine Hadley, Wayne Hammond, Larry Hancock, Charla 104, 106, Hansen, Alice . Hansen, Korolea Hansen, Kay . Harris, Jackie . Harris, Jim . . Harrison, Ethel . Harten, Don . . Harwood, Eldon Harwood, Twila Havin, Gary . . Hawkes, Gaylia . Hawkes, Rosolee . Hegsted, Ralph . Hendricks, Sharon Henry, Gary , Hill, Albert . . Hill, Clain . Hill, Larry . Hill, Scott . . Hill, Shirley . . Hiskey, Bryant . Hoadley, Barbara Hoadley, William Q 35j10, 126 127 35 35 .' 35,130,131 . 35,107,194 195 . . . 35 . 35,99,101 . . . 35,130 133,134,135,139 . . . . 35 . . . . 34 . . . 55,107 . . 36, 56,100 117,130, 131,169 . . . . 36 . . 36,96,100 130,131 36 130 131 .' 19,36,97,98 142 . . . 36, 115 . . . 36, 165 36, 56,132,133 134,150 . . . . 36 . . . . . 36 . 22,23,26,36 130,131,142 36, 56,103 121f130,131,169 . . 36,97, 98 115 . . 37,101 . . 37,130 131 37 . . . 31 37 37 104 20,22, ,146 . . 37,173 . . 37 197 37 37 . . 55 Hollingsworth,Tylon . . . Hopkins, Judith . Housley, Mervin . 37 . . 37,106 38 220 Howell Ronald . . H0H,o06n6. . 38,101,122 13L138, 1 38 130 139 Irvine, Virginia ...... 55 Irving, Afton . 18, 38, 96, 98, 130 131 lrwin, Darrell ...... 38 Jacobson, Porcia . . 38 Jensen, Byron . . . . . 112 Jensen, DeEtta ...... 38 Johanson, Robert . . 38, 101, 103 117,130,131,139,173,198 Johnson, Boyd ...... 38 Johnson, Carolyn . . 38, 97, 103 115,130,131, 139,142 Johnson, Charles ..... 55 Jolley, James ...... 38 Judd, Myrna . .... 39 Kelly, Lonnie . . 20, 39, 56, 101 103, 117, 139,171 Kelly, Patricia . . 39, 56, 97, 117 122,130,131,172 Kilbourne, Marilu , 39, 98, 139 169 Kinghorn, Jeanette . , 26, 39, 96 98, 125 Knighton, Kent . . 39, 115, 132 133, 134 Koehler, Peggy . . 39, 56, 96, 100 109, 132, 133 Kruse, Lois , ,,,, 39 Lallos, David . . 39, 132, 133 Larsen, Dorian , , , 39 Larsen, Karen . , , , 39 Larsen, Niel . . . 39 Larsen, Sherry . . . . , 39 Leatham, Keith ...., 55 Lee, Diane . . . . 40, 106 LeFavour, David . . 40, 103, 116 139 Leslie, Anabel . . 40, 56, 96, 100 103, 117, 122 Lewis, Jack ....... 40 Leyland, Bar Dee . 40, 56, 172 Linford, Dallas , . . . 40 Linton, William . . . 40 Lish, Arlene . , 55 Lish, Clifton . . . , 40 Lish, Coleen . ,,,, 40 Lohoff, Warren . . . 40, 1 15 Lords, Dovona . . . 40, 128, 129 Lott, Curtis ....,., 40 Loveland, Steve .... 41 Lowe, Eldon . . .... 41 Lund, Arleen . . 18, 19, 22, 41 Manning, Marcia . . 23, 41, 97 98 Marley, Carroll . . . . 41 Marley, Gene ...... 41 Marchand, Rene . 55, 99, 101 176, 177 Marshall, Sharon . . . 41 Martin, Robert ...... 41 Martin, Ronald . . . 55, 115 Martindale, Keith , . 28, 41 , 99 109,139,171,185,186,190,193 Mathews, Karen . , 41, 1 10, 115 McAughey, Danny . . .41, 56, 101 McCarty, Bob ...... 41 McDaniel, Jerry . . 41, 128, 129 McDermott, Pete ..... 42 McDonald, Stephen . . 42, 101 1 16 McGirr, Pat . . . 42, 130, 131 McNabb, Martha . . 42, 167 Medrud, Jerry . . . 42, 115 Meredith, Peggy ..... 42 Metcalfe, Gloria .,... 42 Middleton, Bob ..... 4 42 Miller, Albert . . 42, 99, 101, 176 Miller, Lamont . . 42, 176, 177 183, 195, 196 Miller, Penny . . 42, 115, 128 129 Miller, Sandra . . . . . 42 Miller, William . . 19, 42, 101 142, 178 Millward, Dee Anna . . . 43,130 131 Moffitt Karen . . , .... 55 Moore, Judy . . 43, 97, 98, 166 Moore, Kathleen . . . . 43, 97 Morningstar, Frances .... 43 Morris, Verna . . . 43, 130, 131 Mueller, Shirley . . 43, 128, 129 Benson,Jim . . Myers, Dallas . Myers, Loa . . Mylroie, Charles Nelson, Margaret . . . . 55 . 43,130,131 . . 43,56, 101 117,123,171 . . 43, 96, 98 Nelson, Wayne . . . 43,56,132 133, 134, 173 Nelson, Wendel . . . 43, 56, 132 133 Nielsen, Della . . 43, 96, 100 Nielsen, Linda . . . . 43 Noesen, Dave . . 176, 179 Olsen,Jean. . . Olson, Darold . . Ostler, Jim . . Owens, Evelyn . Palmer, Heather Paniague, Colman Parker, Faith . . Parr, Reed . . Peterson, Carlene . . . . . 44 22,23,44,117 122,130,131 . . . . 44 . 56,104,106 . . 44,97,121 130,131,139 . . . 44,130 131 . . 44,97,9a 44,103,114,139 . 1,45,56,96 100,120 Petersen, Robert . , 44, 56, 170 Phillips, Mary Ann . . 45, 56, 100 1 17 Pierce, Margreatte . . . 45, 139 Pizer, Kathleen . . . 45 Post, Ron . . . . . . 45 Pratt, Iva Lee . .... 45 Pratt, LoRae . . . 45, 97, 114 Price, Julleen . Pyne,JoLene . Ramey, Delores . Rasmussen, Stephen 1 Rawlins, Delbert . Ray, Fred . . . Reading, Nancy . 1 Reddick, Richard . Reddish, Al . . . Reed, Bob . . 1 176, 178, 185, 1 Reed, Gari . . . . . 128, Reed, Jim . . 46, 56, 99, 101, 178 , 185, 1 Reese, Glen . . Reid, Sherrel . . Reynolds, Barbara Rhoades, Shirley . Rhodes, Walter . Rice, Donna . . Rich, Terry . . 2 . . . 45 . . 45,96 . 45, 56, 97, 98 100 . . . 45,99 30,131,176,179 . . . . 45 , . . . 45 . . 46, 56, 96 00, 102, 103, 122 . . . . 55 . . . . 46 9, 46, 56, 99, 101 86, 190, 193, 194 129 176 86, 190, 193, 194 . . . 46, 124 . . . . 46 . . . 46, 115 132, 133, 172 . . . 46, 110 55 . . . . 46 0, 46, 56, 57, 126 173 127, 132, 133, 134, 150, Richmond, Jeanne ..... 46 Rinker, George Ann . . 1, 46, 56 97, 100, 120 Robertson, Bill ...... 55 Robinson, Pauline . . 46, 1 15 Robison, Terry . . . . 47 Adams, Arolyn . . . . 59 Adams, Margaret Ann . . . 59 Adams, Sondraleigh . . 77, 104 Albertson,Georgia . . . 77,110 Albertson, Wayne . Allbright, Judy . . Allen, Almira . Allen, Patricia . . Aller, Carl . . . Allison, Walter J. . . . . 21, 59 . . . . 59 . 77, 128, 129 Allred, Evelyn , . . 128, Alvord, Jacquelyn . . 59, Ames, Anna . . . . . Ames, Donald . . . . . Ames, Loran ..... 59, Anderegg, John . . 77, 101, Andersen, James ..... Andersen, Richard H. . Andersen, Zee Ray .... Anderson Dorothy . . . 128, Anderson, Floyd . . 59, 101, Anderson, Harold . .59, 130, Anderson, Janet . . 77, 126, Anderson, Jennie ..... Anderson Anderson, Joy . . . , John William . 184 77, 110, 77 114 59 129 110 77 77 105 132 133 77 . 116 77 129 103 131 127 59 . . 77 ,191,195 130 131 VL! Rock, Annette . Rogersoi-1, Jerry . Rosen, Norma . . Rossiter, Gary . Rothwell, Gary . . 47, 56, 139 ...47 ...55 . . 47,122 47,132,133 134 Rowe, Revo . . 47, 97, 130, 131 139 Rowland, Bob . . Rudolph, Diane . Rupp, Donna . Russell, Kenny . . Rust, Dorothy . . Rytting, Ross . . 20,23,47,56 112 . . . 55 . . . 47 47,132,133 134 47, 99 185,186,190,193,194 Sainsbury, Jan . . Sanders, Kathryn . . Sanford, Ann . . . Sanford, Carol . . Sant, Bill . . . Schneider, Judy . Schwartz, Darlene Sealey, Nancy . . Secrett, Barbara . Seibert, Jerry . . . Selders, Odessa . . Shappart, Larry . . Sherman, Dave . . Shuck, Daniel . . . . . 47 ,176, 178 47, 139, 169 . 47, 97, 98 48, 130, 131 48, 128, 129 ...55 ...48 . . . . 48 48,56,97,98 115, 144 48, 98, 105 132,133 . 26, 48, 56 48, 130, 131 . . 48,115 48,101,132 133,134 . . 48,115 0,48,99, 176 Simon, LaVere . . .2 177, 182, 195,196 Six, David . . . 49, 56, 101, 116 Slape, Darrell ...,.. 49 Slavik, Bob . . 49,101,112, 114 Smiley, William .... 49, 101 Smith, Beulah ..... 20, 49 Smith, Darwin . . 49, 115 Smith, Earl . . . . 49, 114 Smith,Judi Ann . . . . 49 Smith, Judy Amelia . . 49, 97 Smith, Rodney . . . . 49 Snyder, Henrietta . . 49, 1 15 Spencer, Elwood ..... 49 Spraker, Garry ...... 50 Staudaher, Patricia . . 50, 56, 97 100,l03,104,105,109,117 Stedtfeld, Karen . . 23, 50, 56, 57 97, 98, 100, 102, 103, 122, 138 139, 169, 173 Stevenson, Reid ..... 50 Stirling, Sharon . . . 50, 97 Stone, Geri . . . . 50 Stone, Jim . , . . . 193 Stuart, Douglas . . . 50, 107 Stuart, Gloria ....,. 50 Sturdevant, Steven ..... 50 Stutts, Frances . . . 50, 56, 104 1 10, 1 1 1 Summers, Jeanne . . . . 50 Swatsenborg, Teddy . . . 50, 122 Taniyama, Pamela . . 20, 51, 56 96, 100 l26!E'ZCfCl5,i jlZC!E,2C Andefs0n,MafyAnn . . 59, Anderson, Patricia . Anderson, Stephen . Andrews, Lee Ann . Anthony, Gail . . Armstrong, Arleen . . . . 59 . 19, 59, 99 169, 195 . . . 77 . . , . . 77,100 Arbon, Bob . . 59,101,130,13l 77 105 77 Arvin, Stella May . Avery, Ellen . . 59 Babcock, James Roy . Bacon, Patricia . . Bailey, Deonne . . Bailey, Jean . Bailey, Karen . Bailey, Kenneth . Bain, Anita . . Baker, Bertie . . Baldwin, Gail Kay . Baldwin, Mark . Baldwin, Van . Banks, Gordon . . Banyard, Steve . . Barbour, Lonna . Barbre, Deanna . Barker, Gary Lynn . ,100,128,129 . . 77,21 . . . 59 59,130,131 . . . 77 . . . 59 . 59, 184 . . 59 . 60 . . 59 . 59, 184 . 77, 107 60 . . . . 77 . 77, 126, 127 . 77, 110, 132 133 . . . 77 Tauscher, Gary . . Taysom, Wayne . Terrell, Roger . Thomas, Keith . . Thompson, Jerry . Thornock, Sharon . Tillotsen, Joan . Toccoli, Al . . Talley, Sharon . Tolman, Faye . Tolman, Pat . . Tolman, Robert . Trimming, Coleen . Volkman, Richard Wagnon, Hugh . . Walker, Donald . Walker, Guy . . Walker, William . Wallin, Marilyn . Ward, Joyce . . Waters, Judy . . Waters, Lou Ann . 23,51,56, 101 171,173 . . . . 51 . . 55 . 51 . . 51 . . 51 . 51,115 . . 51 . 51 . 51 . . 51 . . 51 . . 20,51 . 52,101 ....55 52, 176, 179 185, 186,193, 194 ....52 ...52 . . 52 . . 52 . 52, 1 15 . . . . 52 Watlington, Karen . . 52, 56, 97 Webb, Wayne . Weiser, Linda . Western, Vern . 98,115 . . 52,115 52,56, 97, 98 100,142,162 . . . 52,100 52 Weatherby, Glenna Jean . . . Wheeler June . , . . . 53 Whittle,Gary . . . . . Whittle, Larry . . 108 , 100 53 53 Whittington, Stephanie Williams, Mary Ann Williams, Myrna . Williams, Tom . . Wilkerson, Lavon . Wilson, Charlotte 53 . . 53, 130 131 . . 53 . . . . 53 . . . 53, 98 . . 53, 56, 97 121,130,131,138,139 Wilson, Gary . . Wilson, William Bill Winn, Dick . . . . . . 53 . . . . 55 53, 99, 193, 194 Winn, Roy ..... 53, 115 Woodland, James Woodward, Myrlene Worley, Boyd . Worsencroft, Joan Worth, Adalia . Worth, Barbara . . Wright, Dennis . Wright, Janette . Yaegle, Kay . . Yamauchi, Claire Yost, Dennis . . Young, Robert . . . 20, 54, 56 107,114 . . 54, 56, 96 100,117 107,176,181 . . . 54,97 . 18, 22, 54, 56 96, 100,117,169 . 56,96,117 . . 54,115 . 54,100,130 131 . . . . 54 . 20, 56, 96 98,100,108,114 . . 54, 101 23, 54, 56, 99 1o1,171,1i6,179,195,196 Zaccardi, Jeannie . Bartlett, Sharon . Barrett, Doris . Bartschi, Grant . . Bartz, Gerri . . Baguley, Kathleen Bates, Claudia . ....54 . 60, 100, 98 . 21,77,100 . . 130,131 77,98,100,117 . . . 77,105 78 Bafesaafy . . '60,11.2,130, 130 Bates, Joyce Ann . Bayly, Beulah . . Beasley, Eleanor . Beck, Sharon . . Beebe, L. Gerald . 131 . 60, ,131 . . . . 60 . 78,100,105 108,126,127 . . . . 78 176,177, 60 195 Bennett, Harold K. . . . ,101 198 Berrett, David . . . . . ,112 78 . 99,122, 176 187 197 177, 185, , Berry, V. Louis, Jr. Betts, Iris Coleen . Betty, Lorraine . Bevan, Susan . . Bevans, Jeanette . Bird, William B. . Bissell, Janet . . Bistline, Michael . Blalock, David . ....184 78 . 78,108,110 . 128,129 . 78,106,110 . 78,130,131 132,133 . . . . 60 . . . . 60 . 78,191,197 . . 78,112 Blalock, Patricia . . Blankenship, Carol . Blodgett, Norbert . Bloom,Patricia . . . Bloxham, Don . Blurne, Bonnie . . Bolliger, Robert R. . Bollschweiler, Jane . Bolton, Beverly . . Boodry, Dennis . Boren, Sherell . Boring, Bill . . . Bowden, Sharon . Bower, Harold D. . . Boyce, Sherl . . . Breneman, Lee Brenda . . 78, Brian, Beverly . . . Bright, Noreen . . Bright, Richard . . Bringhurst, Lee . . Broberg, Dorothy . . Brooks, Sharron . . Brown, Barbara . Brown, Cheryl . . Brubaker, Betty . Budge, Mark , . . Buffaloe, Ronald . . Buffaloe, Vernon . Buffatt, Barbara Jean Buhler, Mary Helen . Bullock, Darell . . Bullock, Marilyn . . Bullock, Sharon . . 105, Bunce, Jay . . . Burback, Verdeon . . Burgess, Larry . . Burgess, Vernon . Burke, Barry . . . Burnham, Connie . Burt, Laurie Barbara Burt, Velma . . . Burton, Barbara . Burum, Douglas . . Burum, Jerry Allen Busacker, Tom . Butler, Burke J. . Buttomer, Carolyn . Byington, Rosemary . Caldwell, Kaye . Coll, Ronald . Cameron, Bruce . . Carlson, Arline . Carlsen, Paul N. . Carlson, Ray . . Carlsen, Rea Mae . . Carlyle, Leslee Ann . Carlyle, Diane Kaye . Carter, Chris . . Chaffee, Eddie . . Chandler, Dennis . . Chase, Ann . . . Chase, Richard . . . Chatterton, MaeDean . Chivers, Jerry D. . Christ Harr , y . . . Christensen, Charles M. Christensen, Janice . Christensen, Kenneth Christensen, Thomas . Christiansen, Clark . Clark, Aaron Parley . Clark, Janene . . . Clark, Lorraine . . Clarke, David . . Coates, Jane . Coffin, Shana . . Cohen, Patricia . Coleman, Nancy . . Collins, David . . . Comer, Richard . . Combs, LaVerne . Condie, Spencer J. . Conrad, Marilyn Cook, Carl E. , Cook, Elroy . Cook, Judeane . . . Cooper, Benito . Corey, Roger L. . Cotant, Don . Cotterell, Jack . . Cattle, Renee . . Cox, Anthony Ray . Cox, Larry Dean . . Cox, Lois Anne . . . Cox, Margaret tPeggy1 Cragun, Larry Kent . Craig, Rosemary . Crandall, James . Crane, Mary Elaine . Crapa, Loy . . . Creer,Jenise. . . Creighton, Richard Lloyd . . . Critchley, Donna . . Crockett, Sandra . 60,97,130 131 . 128,129 . 78,191 60,97,130 131 . . 60 . 78 . . . 78 . . . 60 78,100,128 129 . 60,184 . . 60 . 78 . . 60 . . . 60 . . 78,116 110 114 78,100,108 . 128,129 . . . 60 . . . 60 . . 60,98 78,100,104 . . 60,125 . 128,129 . . 78,110 . . . 61 78,132,133 . . 78,191 . . . 78 . 78 . . . 61 . . . 61 . 61,96,98 108,128,129 . . . 107 . . . 61 . 61 . , 61 . . 197 . 79,110 . 79,108 . 79,108 . 21,61 . 79,184 , . . 79 . 61,184 . , 79 . 100 . , . 61 61,96,100 . . . 79 . . . 61 79,100,126 127 . 61,101 . 79, 79 79 110 100 110 . 61 . 79 . 112 . 61 . 79 . . 61 . .79,134 . . 79 . . . 61 . . 79,110 128,129 . . 79,101 105 . 105,184 . . . 79 . . 79,158 . . . 61 . . 61,106 79,130,131 . 128,129 76,79,110 . . . 61 . . . 79 61,176,181 61,114,117 130,131 . . . so . . 62, 130 131 19,S0,130 131 . . . 80 107 '.'. '. 62 80,100 105 129 110,128, . . , 112 . . . 62 . 80 . . 62 . 62,105 . 130,131 . . . 62 80,100 80,114 189 . . 80 . . 80 . 62,128 129 . 104 80,110 80 . . 80 . 80 Crockett, Sharon . . . 80 Croft, Dewey H. . . . . 80 Croshaw, Verna Lee . . . 62, Crane, David ..... 62, 101 Cross, Raymond . . 80, 132, 133 Crouson, Terry Neville . . 80, 158 Crystal, Raymond J. , . . 80 Culbertson, Jeaneane . . 62, Culver, Shirlene . . . . 62 Curtis, Billie ..... 62, 100 Curtis, Ron . . 80, 132, 133, 134 Curzon, Leland .... 80, 184 1 7 Cutler, Bob Alan .... 107 Cutler, Earlene . . 80 Cutler, Larry . . 107 Cutler, Myrtle . . 62 Dahl, Marian . . . . 80 Dahlquist, Ann . . . 128, 129 Dalton, JoAnn . . . 80, 110 Daniels, Patty .... 80, 108 Davidson, Elmary . . 62, 114, Davis, Charlotte Joan . . 62, Davis, David ...... 80 Davis, Donna . . . 81, 128, 129 Davis, Glenna Sue ..... 81 Davis, James . . . . . 62 Davis, Paula . . . 62 Davis, Sandra Lee . . 62 Day, Betty . . . . 81 Day, Judith ....... 81 Day, Suzanne .... 62, 105 Dayley, Vern Wright . . 81 132 133, 134 Deavila, Joe ...... 81 DeGregory, Alfred Dean . . . 81 DeJulis, LaRayne ..... 100 DeKay, Ruth . . . 81,110,132 133 DeLate, Terry . . . 81, 105, 100 Dendurent, Harold O. . . 21, 81 105, 191, 195 Denison, Deanna . . 62, 96 126 127,132,133,138 Denkers, William . . 63, 130, 131 Denkers, Karleen .,... 81 Desfosses, James ..... 81 Dickson, Sharon . . 81, 100, 128 129 Dillon, Margaret . . 81, 104, 108 Dillon, Walter James .--. 81 Dixon, Elsie . . . 63, 132, 133 Dixon, Gary B. . . 81, 126, 127 Dixon, Richard . . . 81, 191 Dodge, Joan . .... 63 Dohse, Carolyn . 63, 100, 110 Dopp, Shirley . . 81, 110, 128 129 Dorsey, Clayton . . . . 63 Dotson, Brian . . . 63, 112 Downey, Charles . . 63, 101, Drake, Richard . . 63, 132, 133 Drake, Ronald . . . 63, 132, 133 134 Draper, Deanna Mae .... 81 Dressen, Karen , . 63, 106, 121 Driever, Wreatha . . . 81, 110 Droden, Brenda . . . . 63 Duckworth, Sandra .... 63 Dunn, Ralph ...... 81 Dustin, Brenda . . 81, 130, 131 Durrant, Earlene . . 63, 104, 110 132, 133 Edeen, Judy . . . 63 Edwards, Rita . . . . . 81 Edwards, Sandra ..... 63 Egbert, Roberta .... 63, 96 Ehresmann, Jeanie . 81, 100, 110 1 1 Eichholz, Dale Fred .... 82 Eldredge, Barbara . . 63, 128, 129 Elgas, Richard . . 82, 126, 127 132, 133 Elle, Carol . . . 63, 96, 100 Ellett, Veda Kay . 63, 104 Elliott, Bud . . . . . 82 222 Ellis,Jim . . , . 82, 184, 195 82 Ells, Wallace ...... England, Randell . . 82, 101, 132 133 Eskelsen, Wright Chad . . . 63 Evans, Judith ...... 82 Evans, June ...... 63 Evans, Lorraine . . 82, 128, 129 Evans, Nancy . . . 82, 110 Evans, Sharon . , , . . 63 Eyler, Robert F. . 63, 112 Farmer, Robert ..... 64 Farnworth, Robert Lynn . . . 82 1 16 Fawson, Diane . . . 21, 82, 103 106, 110, 130, 131 138, 158 Featerstone, Charles Wayne . . 82 Fennell, Susan . . 100, 106, 130 131 Fenwick, Jim . . 64, 176, 181 Finch, JoAnne ...... 64 Fisher, Patricia . . . . . 82 Flandro,Susan . . . 76, 82,100 Fleming, Henry Wm. . . 82, 132 133 Floyd, Judith . . . 64 Floyd, VaNae . . 64 Fore, Sharon . . . . 64 Forrest, Marjorie . . 64, 97 Forrest, Thomas ..... 82 Foster, Garry George . . 64, 107 Fowler, David J. . . . . 64 Fowler, Dennis . . . . 82 Fowler, Leonard Delon . . 64, 150 Fowles, Connie ..... 64 Frasure, Jimmy . . . 64, 107 Frasure, Martin . . . . 107 Freeman, Joyce . . , . . 64, 114 Freeman, Shelly . . 82, 110, 132 133 French, Tom . . . . . 64 Frey, Barney A. ..... 64 Frey, Lurlene . .... 82 Fricke, Ann . . 82, 126, 127 Frisk, Roy . . . 99, 176, 181 Fuger, Rose . .... 82 Fulwyler, Chet . . -. . . 21 Gambles, Peggy . . . 58, 64, 96 Ganake, Robert Lee . Gardner, Larry . Gardner, Paul . . Gardner, Taylor . Garner, Lee . . 100, 106 . 82, 107 . . . 82 . . . 82 . . . 82 64,101,125 130,131 4,96,98,100 Garner, Mary . . 6 104,117,132,133 Garrard, Linda Kay. . 83, 128, 129 Garrison, Patricia . . . 83, 100 Garrison Rossi n . . 64, 98 r Y Garry, Linda . Garvin, Paul . . Garvin, Richard . Gay, lrene . . . Gayhart, Dorothy . . . . . 104 . . . 64 99, 195, 196 . . . 64 . . 64, 98 Georgeson, Elaine . . 21, 65, 96 98, 100, 106 Gertsch, William . . 65, 99, 101 176, 180, 185 187, 195, 196 Getty, Sandra . . 83, 106, 108 Geyer, Max ..... 21, 83 Gibbons, Gloria . .... 65, Giesbrecht, Uronia . . 83 Gilbert,James. . 104 21, ,110 . . . 65 100 Glenisky, Gayle . . 65, Goddard, Tim . . . . 65 Godfrey, Allen W. . . . . 83 Gooch, Nan . . . . 65, 100 Goosey, Donna .... 83, 1 10 Goranson, Robert . . 65, 126, 127 132, 133 Grady, Maurice . . . . 107 Graham, Larry .... 83, 105 Graves, Melvin M. . . 83, 99, 101 . 97 Gray, Judy . . . 128, 129 Green, Carol ...... 65 Green, Errol Leonard . . 101, 105 1 7 Greer., Robert 1-1. . . -85, 195, 196 Groom, Corwin Pete . . . 21, S3 1 1 Groth, Dixie . . . . 65, 124 Grudzinske, Loretta Gunnell, Louetti . Guyon, Edwin Bob . Hackmeister, Kenny Haddenham, Judy . Hadley, Linda . . Hadley, Suzanne . . . 65,110 132,133 . . . 83 . . 65 . . . 65 65, 128, 129 83 f .' 83,98 Huerta, Virginia . Hahn, Marjorie . Haislip, Lois . Halas, Kaylen . Hall, Patricia Hanners, Dennis . Hansen, DeVere . Hansen, Faye . Hansen, Jean . Hansen, Lonnal '. Hansen, Lou Ann . Hardister, Dorothy . Hardy, John . 1 14 Hargroves, David . Harmon, Norene, . Harper, Cecil, Rulon Harris, Donald J. . Harris, Gordon LeRoy Harris, Karen Ann . Harten, Ellen . . Harwood, Neal . Haskett, William M. Haskett, Mayo . . ,117 Hatch, Douglas L. . 127 Hathaway, Sharon Haugard, Norman , Havin, Barbara . Hawk, Virginia . Hawkins, Marlene . Hayball, Gloria . Hayden, Keith . Hayman, Pat . . Hayworth, E. Bruce Heaps, Leslie . . Hegstrom, Bruce . 1 Henderson, Gloria Ann l Henderson, Sondra . Hendricks, Dennis . Hendricks, Ronald . Henry, Karen . . Hernandez, Marie Louise Herrea,Anita. . Herzog, Stephen . Herzog, Susan . . Hewlett, Darlene . Higgins, Gail . . Hill, Arlene . . Hill, Evelyn . . . Hill, Lynn . . . Hillebrant, Tim . Hodges, Erwine . . Hodson, Peter . . Hoffman, Berma . Hoge, George . . Holmberg, Dale . Honas, Don . . . Hoops, Karl . . . Hopkins, Betty Rae . Hopper, Vicki . . Horrocks, Roger . Horton, Merle Kay . Horton, Trudy . . Hottie, Bill . . Houghton, Herbert Howard, Frances . Howell, Bonnie . Howes, Barry . . . Hudson, Delmar . Huerta, Mary Ellen . Humphry, Ernest . Hunt, Dixie . . Hunt, Rodney . . Huntington, Jack . Hurst Bob . . . 66 ...83 ...65 . . . 83 83, 100, 105 110 . . . 65 . . 65 . 21, 65 . 21, 83 . . 65 . 65 . 65, 126 127 65, 101, 103 122, 126, 127 132, 133 . 66, 105 66, 130, 131 . . . 83 83, 184, 195 . . . 83 . 83, 106 . 83, 98 . . 83 . 66, 181 . . . 66 66 126 1 132,133,134 66 84 . . . 83 66, 130,131 . . . 83 . . . 66 . 66, 107 . . 84 . . . 84 . , 66, 97 84, 132, 133 134, 191 . . . 66 . 66, 100 126, 127 . . 66 . . . 84 . . . 84 . . 84 84, 100, 132 133 . 19, 66, 99 101, 176, 179 . . . 84 . 128, 129 86, 100, 104 . 84, 108 . 84, 110 84, 106, 110 . . . 66 . . . 84 . 84 . 84 . 184 . . 84 . . 66 . 130, 131 . 84, 106 84, 104, 128 129 . . . 66 . . . 66 . . . 84 99, 184, 195 . . . 84 . 19, 66,98 138 66, 128, 129 132, 133, 99, 176, 187, . . 66, 84, 132, . 67, 134 177 195 128 129 . 84,104 112 133 124 . 66,112 107 187 , - - 67, Huth, Bert. . 67,122,185, Ingram, Linda . lvie, Doris . . lvie, Owen . . Jackson, Rainette Jackson, Robert Jacobsen, Richard T. . Jenks, Leola . Jenks, Leon . . Jensen, Donald H. Jensen, Joseph C. Jensen, Marga Lee Jensen, Ronald . Jim, Eleanor . John, Kenneth . Johnson, Anita 84,108, 110 84 f I I 67 . 85, B5 85 101 105 85 85 85 . . . 85 . 85,100 . . . 85 67,128,129 . . . 67 67,130,131 Johnson Charlotte . Johnson: Camille . Johnson, John . Johnson, Karen . . . 85, 1 10 . 85, 98, 100 105, 142 ...85 ...85 Johnson, Leon ...... 67 Johnson, Nellie . . 105, 132, 133 Johnson, Sandra . . 21, 673 Johnson, Sheila . . 128, 129 Jolley, Patricia 67, 121, 128 129 Jones, Betty . . . . 85 Jones, Duane , . . . 85 Jones, Gloria . . . . 67 Jones, Pauline . , . 128, 129 Jones, Raymond . . 67, 101 Jones, Roger . . . 67 Jones, Tommy , . 67, 1 12 Janes, Vicki . . . . 85, 1 10 Jorgensen, Beverly . . 67, 130 131 Jorgensen, Karen Rae .... 67 Kane, Ann . . 67, 114, 128, 129 Korellas, JoAnn . . . 67, 97 Keckler, Linda . . 85, 105, 110 Keller, Glen . 67, 130, 131 Kelsey, Carl . .... 67 Kelly, Kathleen ...... 85 Kennedy, Barbara . 67, 132, 133 Kenney, Audrey ..... 68 Kerr, Gary . . 85, 130, 131 Kebbee, Faith . .... 67 Kidd, Dawna . 85, 110, 132 133 Kid, Dianne . . 67, 105, 110, 128 129 Kiggins, Teddy . ..... 85 Kinghorn, Jean . . . . 68 Kinney, Joan . . . 85, 110 Kinney, Ruth . . . . 68 Kirby, Eldon . . . . 85 Kirby, Wayne ...... 68 Knapp, Richard . . . 21, 85, 184 Knorr, Judith , 68, 100, 132 133 Kramer, Carolyn . . . . 68 Kramer, Marilyn . . 68 Kranning, Jerry . 85 Kranning, Lianna . Kuck, Beverly . . Kuhn, Kenneth . Kunnary, Karen . Kunz, Robert . . Kunze, Ladean . Kynaston, Gay . . Kutterer, Gary C. . Laign, Paul . . . Lake, Pe QQY -- LaMothe, Richard . Lancaste r, Sandra . Larsen, Kim E. . . Larsen, Lynn . . Larsen, Ruth Ann . Latimer, Carol Ann Latimo re, Worth . Lawson, Burneda . Leffler, Carol Ann . Leffler, Paul . . Leger, Larry . Lenon, Blaine . . Lewis, Jeanne . . Lewis, John Raymond Lewis, Li nda Lee . Lewis, Lorna . . Lewis, Ted . . Liday, James . Lien, David . . ...68 . . . . 68 96,101,191 Madrid, Della .... . B7 Madsen, Charles Chris . . . 87 Mandarino, Richard .... 87 Mann, Lois . . . . 87, 110 Marler, Phyllis . . . . . 69 Marley, Mauvia Ann .... 87 Marley, Owen ...... 69 Marlow, Analee . . . 21, 69, 100 108, 1 17 Martin, D. Blain .... 87, 114 Martin, Christopher . . . 69, 107 Martinez, Carl . . . 69, 132, 133 134 McBride, Byron ..... 69 McCain, Judy . . 69, 100, 105 108, 1 10, 1 1 1 McCain, Peggy . . 87, 100, 1 10 McCardell, Pete ..... 87 McCaskill, Lorna . , . . 69 McCoy, Linda Carol . 87, 108 1 10, 1 17 McCreery, Patricia ..... 69 McCulley, Charles . . . 99, 195 McCurdy, Gerald Larry . . . 1 14 1 15 McCurdy, Jean . . . , . .87 McDaniel, Christine . 21, 100 1 17 McDonald, Joan . . . 69, 100 McGinness, Gerald . . . 70, 1 15 1 16 Mclnelly, Bill ..... 70, 112 McLain, Clair , . 70, 101, 176 181 McNabb, Murl ..... 107 McNelly, Bill John . . 87, 132 133 McOmber, Arthur, Jr. . . 87 Meek, Phylis ...... B7 Meredith, Jimmy . . . 87, 104 Merrell, Joan ...... 87 Miller, Darryle ...... 70 Miller, David . . 87, 112, 197 Miller, Dick . . . 112, 132, 133 Miller, Ronald . . . 70, 104, 132 133 Millward, Bonnie . . 87, 110, 132 133 Misner, William Burt . . 87, 107 Mitchell, Jackie . . . 21, 70, 98 100 Mizera, Gay . . . 87, 106, 110 Mollerup, Marilyn . . . 70, 128 129 Monroe, Gale . . Moon, Beverly Ann Mooney, Edward R. IB Moore, Dennis Dee Morgan, Karen Rae Morgan, Richard . Morley, Brenda Kay . Morris, Roy Grant . Mowrey, Jimmy . . Muck, Karen . . Mulick, Bernadette Murdock, Renae . Murri, Richard . . Murrieta, Judy Ann . Lindburg, Sandra . Lindburg, Gary . . Linford, Carol . . Lish, Robert . . Livingston, DeAnn . Lloyd, Sarah . . Locke, Joe . . . Long, Brent . Loomis, Kay . Loppie, Donna . . Lords, Karen . Lords, Lee . . Lords, Ronnie . Lowery, Bob Loya, Eddie . . . Luker, Eileen . . Lundquist, Carol . Lundquist, Patsy . . Lushinsky, Herbert . Lusk, Duane . . Lyman, Marian . . Lyon, Geraldine . Lyons, Jolene . . 223 197 . . 21,68 . . . 184 . 68,96,100 . . . 68 . . . 86 . . . . 86 68,130,131 . . 132,133 . . . 68 . . 86 . 68 . . . 86 . . , . 86 . 68,130,131 . . 86,110 . . . 86 . 86 . . 86 . . . 68 . . 86,110 . . 86,132 133 . . . . 68 6a,97,98,1oa . . 21,86 . . . . 68 68,176,180 . . . . 86 . . . 69 . . . 69 . . . . 86 . . . . 86 86,128,129 . . 86,184 69,126,127 86,100,110 . . . . 69 . 132,133 . . 69 . . 86 . 69 . 86 . . . 69 . . . . 86 . 69,96,98 100,132,133 . 69,99,193 ...69 ....69 . . . . 69 86, 126, 127 132, 133 . . . 87 . . . . 70 ob? . . . 87 101, 112, 197 . . . . 87 . . . . 88 . . . . 88 . . 70,105 . 176,181 193 . . . 107 . 88,110,111 . . . 70,96 . . . 88 . . 70 . 88, 132 133 Murillo, David . . . 88 Murillo, Thomas . . . 88 Myers, James ...... 87 Myers, Karen Lee . . . 88, 1 10 Myers, Kenneth Ryan . . 88, 132 133 Neider, Joy Ann . . 21, 76, 88 Nelson, Elaine ...... 88 Nelson, Georgia . . 88, 110, 132 133 Nelson, John Herbert .... 88 Nelson, Larry Dean . . . 88, 1 Nesser, Nickola 1NikkiJ . . 188 10 Nichols, Mona ...... 70 Nichols, Peter . . . 70, 105 Nielsen, Joe . . . . 121 Noble, David .... 130, 131 Noble, Lael Kaye . . 70, 100, 1 17 Noe, Sharon Lee ..... 88 Norton, Edna . . 70, 1 17, Norton, Jerry . . . . 70 Novis, Lois Kay . . . 88, 110 Nugent, Patricia Ann . . 88, 105 1 10, 124 Nugent, Stephen . . . . 101 Oakes, Carl .... . . 88 Oborn, Kathleen ..... 88 Okamura, Akiko Judy . . 88, Okamura, Erdythe . . 21, 70, 110 111,117, 132,133 Olsen, Larry ...... 70 Olsen, Jerie Ellen ..... 88 Phenix, Nancy . . . . . , , , 92 Olson, Nancy . . 70, 97, 98, Olson, Patricia ...... Onstott, Marlene . . 70, 128, Ortega, Joseph M. . Ostler, Dave ...... Oxley, Arthur R ...... Packer, Bonnie .... 89, Palmer, Anna ...... Palmer, Douglas Edgar . . 89, Papapavlos, Angelo .... Parisot, Neil ...... Parker, Amelis .... 89, Parker, Sharon . . 71, 105, 127, 132, Pattis, Eleanor . . . 71, 96, P6013 Fred . . '. Payn, Maxine . . . . 89, 133,184,191 70 100 88 129 132' 89 110 70 107 71 71 100 126 133 Parr,Shorron . . . 89,110,114 100 105 71 71 71 Payne, Steve . . . . Peck, Sandra Lee . . . Pehrson, Alice Mae . . 89, Pehrson, Kenneth . . . . Peterson, Denny ..... Peterson, O'Rene Betty . . 89, Peterson, Sandra ..... Petty, Faye ..... 89, Phelps, Richard . . 89, 1 12, 75, 97, 108, Pickens, Harvey Pierce, Barbara . Pierce, Ramona Pierce, Robert . Pierce, Sharon . Pitchtord, Mary Poirier, Judy . Polinsky, Sam . Ponzo, Aldine . .' .' zi9,'106, 128, . 71,126, . .' 89,'100, Poog,Alceodir1eMarie . . . Poole, Janet . P66re, Carolyn 71,'96, 100, 105, Porges, Bruce . Porter, Ronald . Potter, Charles E. Potter, James . Poulson, Helen . Power, Kip . . . . 89,101, . . .132, 71 106 71 89 128 129 89 110 176 181 71 89 89 110 129 127 89 126 127 70 71 89 89 89 108 191 133 89 71 89 . 185,187,193 Roylance, Douglas . Roylance, Douglas . 1 12, 1 14, 1 17 Rust, Joan . . . Rutledge, DeAnn . . Rytting, Sharon . . 72 72 Ruchti, Ross ..... 72, Rumel, John . . 72, 101,103, , 122, 126, 72, 72, 128, Ryan, Gary . . 21, 90,101, 101 105 127 132,133,134 110 129 121 110 ..90, Sakelaris, Angelo . . 72, 99, 101 176,180,185,187,193,194 90 107 Sanford, Gary . . Say, Russell . . . Schara, Dick . . Schatz, Helen . . . 90, 72,115,116 72 Powers, Gary ...... 90 Pratt, Barbara Ann . . 71, 96, 98 100,108,130,131 Pratt, Derl ..... 89, 115 Preece, Ann . . 21, 71, 96, 109 11 Prescott, Joyce LaRue . . 1 10, 1 14 Ramey, Dixie Lee . . 21, 90, 108 Randall, Arlin . . . 71, 115 Randall, Robert ..... 71 Randall, Sharleen . . . 90, 110 Raschke, Martha Marie . . . 71 Rawlins, Carolyn . . . 90 Rawson, Francis . . . 90 Reddy, Julie . . . 90, 110 Reesor, Blayne . . . . 90 Reid, Joanne . . . 90, 100 Reilly, Tom ..... 90, 184 Remy, Janice ...... 71 Reynolds, Barbara . . 71, 58, 100 130,131,132,133 Reynolds, Bob . . , 90, 107, lag 1 Rhondeau, Willard . . . 71, 150 Richardson, Linda ..... 90 Riddle, Margaret . . 71, 105, 132 1 Ritland, Ross . . 21, 72, 103, 126 127, 138 Ritzman, Jean ...... 90 Ritzman, Paula . . 72, 97, 100 Robbins, Dennis . . . . 158 Roberts, Pat . . . . 90 Robertson, Myrna . , 72 Robinson, Henry . . . 107 Robinson, LaMar . . . . 90 Robson, Ronnie ...... 90 Rodriguez, Mary ..... 90 Roeder, John . . . 72, 132, 133 Rohner, Linda Kay . . . 90, 126 127 Romrell, Glynn Kit . . 107 Romriell, Eloise . . . 72 Romriell, Kenneth . . 90 Romriell, Marie . . . 72 Roper, Dixie . . . . 72 Rosen, Faye . . . . 128, 129' Rossi, Anna . . .... 90 Rossiter, Kay . . 90, 100, 110 132, 133 Rough, Diane . . . 90, 98, 108 Rountree, Janice . . 72, 108 Scheele, Glenda . . . . 72 Schiess, Jerry . . 91 Schultz, Melvin . 72 Schultz, Wayne . . 91 Scott, Julianne . . . 72 Scott, Lucille . . . 91 Seamons, H. Dale . . . 104 Selders, Margaret Ann . . . 72 Serrano, Carmel . . . . 72 Sharp, Merrill Kim . . . 91, 104 130, 131 Sheppard, Sondra . . 73, 100 Sherburne, Pat .... 73, 98 Sherwood, Shari Lou . . 73, 100 110, 128, 129 Shitlett, Patricia . . . . 91 Simmons, Carol . . . . 73 Simmons, Sharon Kay . . . 91 Simmons, Thomas . . . . 91 Sims, DuaneB. . . 91,101,181 184, 193, '194 Slavik, Anita . . . 91, 100, 106 Sluder, Keith . . . 91,115,116 Smalley, Joanne . . . . 91 Smith, Carolyn Lee . . . 91 , 110 Smith, Curtis , . . . . 116 Smith, Doug . . . . 21, 73 Smith, Judy Maridean . . 91, Smith, Karlene .... 73, 106 Smith, Keith . . . . 73, 115 Smith, Marilee . . 91, 100, 124 Smith, Val . . . . . . 91 Sommers, Marjean . . . 91, 100 124 Somsen, Mary Lou . . . . 91 Souza, Mark . . . . . 91 Spahr, Rita , . 73, 104, 108 Spencer, Nellie Don . . . 73, 158 1 9 Spicer, Stanley . . 21, 91, 99, 191 195 Stanley, Jim . . . . . 184 Stettens, Robert . . 18, 19, 22, 73 99,101,105,145,146, 176,180 195, 196 Stewart, Clark . . . 73, 1 16 Stinger, Audrey . . . 91, 114 Stirling, Fred . . . . . 74 Stocks, Paula . . . 91, 132, 133 Stoll, Fred . . 74, 101, 126, 127 132, 133, 134 Stone, James ...., 74, 184 Stone, Marilyn . . . . . 91 Stone, Verda . . . . , 91 Stowell, Ellen Ann . . 74, Stowell, David John .... 91 Strackeliohn, Jean . . 74, 96, 1 Strawn, Margaret . . 21, 74, 100 104, 105, 1 17 Strobelt, Carolyn Jeanne . . . 92 Stucki, John Howard . . 92, 101 Sturdevant, Jean ..... 92 Stutts, Billie Sue . 74, 104, Swallow, Juliene . . . . 74 Swallow, Marion . . . . 74 Swallow, Ruth Ann . 128, 129 Swatsenberg,Jimmy . . 92,101 2, 98 Swisher, Sharon Lee . 9 108 Tademy, Charles . . 184 Talbot, Dorothy . . . 74 Taylor, LaJuan . . . . . 92 Taylor, Paul . . . . 92, 101 Terrell, Tommy ..... 92 Teuscher, Lyn . . 92, 100, Thomas, David . 21, 74, 103 124, 125 Thomas, Linda . 74, 128, 129 132, 133 Thompsen, Walter . . 130, 131 Thompson, Dolores . . . 92 Thompson, Gail . . 92, 108 Thorpe, Hallie . . . . . 92 Tolman, Elbert . . 74, 115 224 Tolman, Ruth Ann . . . 92, 100 106, 1 17 Toone, Jeri Deene . . . . 92 Trappett, Sharon ..... 74 Traughber, Ned . . 74, 1 114 133 Tuck, Michael Ray . . 19, 92, 184 191 115 Tucker, Howard . . . . 74, 92 Tucker, Linda Lee . . . ,114 Turman, Sharon Louise . . . 74 Underwood, Brian Valenty, Donna . . . 74, 107 . . . 92, 150 92 Va lenty, Ronald John .... Velton, Sharon , . Vernon, Kent 92 . . 101 132,133, 134, , 197 92 92 Vestal, John Paul . Voyles, Herbert . Walker, George . Walker, Sharon . Walker, Val . Walker, Wendy . Wallace, Faith . . Walton,Carrol. . . Ward, Mordean . Wardell, Fredalin . Warren, ldalee . . Warth, David . Warth, Ron . Warth, Sandra . Waters, Kathleen . Watson, LaWanna Watson, Marilyn . . Watts, Judith Ann . . . Weatherman, Bett Weber, Dyrace . . Webb, Linda . . Webster, Carol Lee Webster, Larnona . Webster, Patricia Weir, Peggy . . 22,76,92, 191 . 74,116,132 133,134 . . . 74 . . 92 . 74,96 . . . 92 . . . 74 . 74, 100, 108 198 . . . 92 . . . . 74 . 74,132,133 . . 92,106 . . . 75 . . . . 75 . 75,100 . . 93 . 21,75 l128,129,150,l69 . .75 . . . 93,110 . . . . 93 .'2'1,75, 100, ...93, Wells,Joleen . . . . . . Wells,Tamra . . West, Marsha Lee . Westwood, Janice . Wheatley, Elsie . Wheeler, Beth . . Wheelock, Bonnie . White, Margie . . Whitehead, Jeanene Whitehead Ronald 93 96 169 106 93 130 131,132,133 . . 93,104 . 75,132,133 . . . . 93 . . . 93 . . 93 . . . 75 . . 93,110 114 , . . 93 Whitehead,WillardBill. . 21,93 Wilding, Geraldine Wilcox, Tamara . 100,103, 105,11 Willecke, Gayle . Willes, Janet . . Williams, Leland . Williams, Sharon . Williams, VeLoy Ann Wilson, Bob . . . Wilson, Dick . . Wilson, Gary . . Wilson, Donna . , Wilson, Mona Gail . Wilson, Michael . Wilson, Robert . . Windley, Paul . . Wood, Carol Ann . Wood, Dennis . . Wood, Frances . . Wood, Wanda . Wordell, Fredalin . Woodland, William Woodward, Gwenna Woolsey, Glenn R. . Wright, Carol . . Wright, Michael . Wright, Richard . Wright, Thomas . Wurster, Suzanne . . . . . 93 . . 58,75,96 4,117,126,127 . . 75,96,9s 100,106,142 . 93,130,131 . . . . 75 . . . . 75 . . 93 . . 75 . 75 . 115 . . . 93 . . . . 613 . 75,176,180 . . . . 93 . . . 93 . 93,100,106 126,127 . . . 75 , . . 93 . . 93,110 . 128,129 . . . 107 . . 19,93 100 . 93 . . . 75 . . . . 93 . 75,107,195 196 . 114 100 .' 75, 96, Yamauchi, Mitzi . 93, 98, 100 110, 132, 133 Yearsley, Norman ..... 75 Young, Steve . . 22, 58, 75, 101 112, 124, 189 Youngren, Michael A. . . 117, Yunker, Jim . . . . 75 Zener, Tony . , . . 93, 101 Zweigart, Karen . . . 93 Zweigart, Ruth . . . 75 Wfff fgizfz ,S ! g jgwfwwwb iw! f ' I . , t--'Inari 4 :I f if f if GR? 1 fx: .