Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1958 volume:

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LLZ Sagoof During the football season, PHS mascot, Oske, helped to boost the spirit of the students, which helped in the winning of the Big Six Championship in football. In the girls' lounge, the project of the Girls' Council, all the girls of the school have a place to relax and to study. wa un .Specs . . . I Uagfs of Uolifsnfa OPENING , ., , ,..,..., , DEDICATION . ,....,......... A,,,,,, ADMINISTRATION . .,,.,,A ,,,,,,, GOVERNMENT ,EEE,E,.E ,,,,,,, SENIORS .EEA,.E,., A,AE,,, JUNIORS ......,. ..EEE ,,,,,,, SOPHOMORES .EEEEEEEEAE ,,..... SCHOOL LIFE EEE,.... .. ,,AIAAAMI, H PUBLICATIONS ILLILLLL, ILLLL ..,., . , . S MUSIC AND DRAMATICS .......... ,,...,,,,,,, HONORS AND AWARDS ....ILLIL ,L,,II,4LI,A ORGANIZATIONS ........ LL.,.,.. IIAL,.,..... ATHLETICS .L,.LLL.ILLI, .,.......... BOOSTERS ,LLL..,L,., .L..A,L.L.LL INDEX ,.I..............,,.L...I,,...........,,..............,....,...........,,,..I.................. fIfVs Bscfiaafa Ufiia gbocafsffian To Amy Berrett, our business adviser, in sincere appreciation for her cheerful and untiring assistance which has made possible many publications of the Pocatellian, we happily dedicate this annual. Mrs. Berrett has given her time and her thoughts unstintingly that every- one in Pocatello High School might have a book that will keep memories of Poky Hi alive forever. U0 cqmy Bezuff 5 cqcfminiiffzafion Q x X 1 Q S. X 1 for GERALD R. WALLACE Superintendent As Superintendent of Schools in Pocatello, Dr. Gerald R. Wallace has done an outstand- ing job in conducting the school district busi- ness, and through his efforts many improve- ments have been made. Mr. Wallace received his B. A. degree at the College of Idaho, his M. A. degree at the University of California, and his Doctorate at the University of Oregon a year ago last June. Gqdminisffzafo 'as School board members ore, left to right-Alton M. Alexander, Willis R. Ward, Mrs. Rufus A, Lyman, Ezra M. Hawkes, Mrs. S. N. McCarty. . m fl i f 3...-'S :ff X --Q ...K- 6 MARCELLINE DUNN JACOB SIX Attendance Clerk Registrar, Treasurer ff! lsg,j,1Qiv, is ROBERT MARCHEL Principal DELBERT YOUNG EMMA LOU BELL Dean of Boys Dean of Girls N Si X x is ek GERTRUDE HENNESSY Secretory ROBERT GOOCH Guidance Director 1' own? .ii 3 all ,...,,.ar 'Jw f 19 um, i '? '15 1 S c .Q 8,3 I f. .. 'lass ' Z J 21 .i ' 6 E 'Q X , A ' 1 i X .wk ,ff Q f-.Q I-4 acuffgzy Daniel Acosta, Spanish Inez Allard, Business Arlene Baker, Speech Marie Bell, History Amy Berrett, Business Irene Bohlsclfieid, Business George Bowring, Orchestra Licnel Bowser, History Eunice Congleton, Typing Elfrida Edwards, Vocational Home Making Grace Ellis, Typing Daisy Evans, Health I2 acuffy John Evans, Physical Education Floyd Exeter, History Kenneth Fackrell, Word Study Lynn Fortsch, Mathematics James Gabbard, Music Rueben Gehring, Distributive Education Mary Gianos, English Edith Giles, Mathematics Helen Gipson, English Barbara Gledhill, Health Herbert Glindeman, Biology Eva Grossman, French af-Q fS R f l X , 42' 2 W3 M G i we 'K X 'F -it 4 x X X X it is it Q .2 QQ 'Q V- ii f ,exif is IGH Ti, 1' is x ,J if . if A I .,i:,,. X, wp- : ,, Y 5nXiL+ ,c I Z L Z ado viii 11 aauffkzy Vivian Hanson, Mathematics Carol Harrison, Chemistry Faye Heard, Mathematics Mildred Hilswick, Librarian Wanda Hollingsworth, Vocational Home Making Gilbert Hunt, Physics Diane Jones, English Edwin Keller, Biology Wallace Kelly, Physical Education Ralph Kennard, Music Ann Lamb, Physical Education Helene McAlister, English l4 aauffy Opal McNelley, Social Studies Addington Martindale, Mathematics f . Gladys Messex, Journalism Horace Morrill, Agriculture Fred Nelson, Speech Nora Nye, Social Studies Lorna Obermayr, Art Wanlyn Oliver, History Dale Parsons, Mechanical Drawing velyne Rice, History 'aden Rock, Chemistry rnest Schuerman, Physical Education I5 wi' Q N...-5 : f' i 3 L9 S. 'UN f 'ik rv. 11N 'I'-'1 'Hs ' Q K , .N M 4 x A ll of ,Nr X 141 1 A-eg N Q M 55? 55-' Q' 3 3 iq, Q 1, 5 1 3 if 1? Q 2' 0 4 3 - A , 5 , X 558, is ev 1 A 55 JL cgwfucfanf Qovsznmsnf A ,. .il if -1' Q V , ,.....- , , Y -. , , if A , ' I ' -' ' 1 'n nu in-' A ' y 5 15 H V' lm ,i V, , 1 N! Y K v ff Qi ..f '..-Jzr .- ' 1,3 m '21 , I ,QM I f 'F fnfa I N' jf'-if fa naw' , Q ff 4' . I ' I X -' Q -1 , ,f , ' WG 'isle 53' I I n f',Tf,,. J X Q 2 +' 1 2 X STUDENTS OF P. H. S. This year may well music, and declamation, body. l'm sure none of man other events which make' athletics debate, student and the gut the future is challenge of upholding challenge of all. OUI' have the most pleasurable To the seniors, I say, This is the most priceless possession in lifeuqre man times more valuable than remember: Time is h The past, t The past is The present fl The last a Is hidden d teal ofsiyoifi! A the key. STEFFENS Student Body .l7Dze.aicfznf Axfcacfsnf Body Ugwsza JOE ORTEGA Vice-president ROGER HORROCKS Treasurer I9 EDYTHE OKAMURA Secretary anczfa Members of the Senate are lett to right-Margaret Strawn, Kip Power, Floyd Anderson. Second Row-Angelo Sakelaris, Sandy Peterson, Stanley Spicer, Miss Oliver, advisor, Third row- Brenda Rowe, Steve Pugmire, Joe Ortega. The Senate is one of the most important groups in school government. 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 cf the student body. 20 RW.. . T , f ltfki' PQ, 'YL ' -.lf '-'eat' , ,, ,-,fi L. , -fit. ,x ,AA Sf' 7. mr? , .ti Jim Liday, Chief Justice The court is one of the main parts in the school government. One of the main projects this year is the checking of the constitution and all student government functions to make certain that all action on the part of the stu- dent government conforms to the constitution. The court also reviewed the by-laws of the school to determine whether or not the laws are constitutional. U55 cgcfzoof Cowcf The members of the court are left to right, front row-Joyce Freeman, Sharon Bullock, Frances Howard, Glade Weight. Second row-Richard Jacobson, Derl Pratt, John Stucki, Tom Christensen. Third row-Mel Graves, Gayle Glenisky. Fourth row- Jim Liday, and Mr. Exeter, advisor, l.. Quia of cgafyzaaelzfafivea The House of Representatives is another phase of Pocatello High School student gov- ernment. Each homeroom elects a student each semester to represent them in the House. In this way, all students have a voice and a vote l in carrying out school matters. The Speaker of the House is Steve Young. Steve Young, Speaker of the House, exhibits the same Young smile that is so familiar to the student body, house members, and faculty. Senior members of the House are, left to right, Karen Kunnary, Jeaneane Culbertson, Myrna Robertson, Uta Weisman, Susan Fennell, and John Rumel. Second row-Lee Garner, Edna Norton, Sharon Bartlett, Christ Carter, and Verna Lee Crowshaw. Third row-Richard Garvin, Clair McLain, Doug Roylance, and Doug Hatch. Fourth row-Miss Oliver, advisor, Bill Taber, Roger Corey, Jack Kunze, Tom Jones, and Joe Jacdbson. 22 x 'W Junior members of the House are, left to right, Dixie Ramey, Lurye Herrera, Sharron Brooks, and Susan Hadley. Second raw--Jean Bailey, Pat Hall, Jeriise Creer, and Gerri Bartz. Third row- Terry Delote, Betty Jones, Faye Petty, and Susan Bevan, Fourth row-Tom Murillo, Eddie Loya, Mark Souza, and Harry Christ. S .sgsgisgf , 3 Sophomore members of the House are, left to right, Dolly Reesor, Kristen Haleman, Linda Ward, and Nickie Blanco, Second row-Adelle Bratton, Jerry Grimm, and Pollyane Abe. Third row- Jim Gaved, Ann Kamanto, Raymond Kunze, and Bill Chandler. Fourth row-John Heath, Richard Reisinger, Vern Hancock, and Billy Davidson. 23 U55 gbocafsffo cgcfloof Avfucfanf Body Q Behind the student government of Pocatello High School stands the student body of more than 1500 individual students whose voice is heard through their elected senators and representatives. 24 in if 'Si ,svy SI f' i Y fn i 1 if 3., . - .' ':. , 'i 'i ' . . 1 gi i g ' ' . r E i '- K EIZLOZLS, STEVE ANDERSON ANGELO PAPAPAVOLOS President Vice-President SENlOR CLASS HISTORY School was wonderful and exciting our freshman year. The first thing our class did was to elect our officers. The second outstanding act of the class of 58 was to win third prize in the homecoming float contest. That was an achievement for a freshman class to win over the sophomore class. Our class party was The Mad Hatter's Hop. Our class assembly was Lost Jiberace, starring Steve Anderson. We thought school was something our freshman year but our sophomore year was even better. We were deter- mined to do such big things this year. We didn't make the biggest accomplishments but we were the biggest, 600 in all. We again won third prize in the Poky Pow Wow parade. Our class party was Silver Bells. Our junior year was the year. We started out by planning our whole year's activities on the theme of Broad- way. Act one of our theme was our Solid Gold Cadillac float which won second prize in the homecoming parade. Act two was the class party entitled Auditions. Act three was the wonderful junior class assembly which presented the auditions for a Broadway show. Act four was our Jun- ior Prom. Opening Night was our theme. This Junior Prom was the greatest climax to a wonderful year. Each member of the class of 58 will always remember the hassle over our class rings which did not go along with the traditional design but had an lndianhead center. But, we were determined to be different and we are. Senior years are supposed to be outstanding in our minds and our senior year has been no exception. We started SANDRA JOHNSON Secretary off with a bang by winning first place with our white swan and gondola in the Red and Blue Day parade. Next our football team earned the Big Six Championship. Our Senior Ball was a memorable event. Our theme was Monte Carlo with the decorations as true to the real Monte Carlo as our industrious seniors could make them. After this our senior activities started to burst into full bloom. This year, for the first time, we had a Senior Recognition Day which was planned and put on by the seniors. Then the great Senior Sneak Day provided a marvelous and hilarious time for all, including the chaperons. And finally, gradua- tion brought to an end our great senior year. l can't be- lieve that this is it, was a common phrase uttered by tear- ful seniors. But, tears and sorrow gave way to happiness and laughter at the wonderful party given for the outstanding class of 58. Freshman officers: President, Bob Parsons, Vice'Presi- dent, Frances Howard, Secretary, Peggy Gambles, Treasur- er, Kay Nelson. Sophomore offciers: President, Steve Herzog, Vice-Pres- ident, Angelo Sakelaris, Secretary, Verna Lee Croshaw, Treasurer, Raymond Jones. Junior officers: President, Steve Young, Vice-President, Barbara Reynolds, Secretary, Tamara Wilcox, Treasurer, Peggy Gambles. Senior officers: President, Steve Anderson, Vice-Presi- dent, Angelo Papapovolos, Secretary, Sandra Johnson, Trea- surer, Bruce Smith. BRUCE SMITH Treasurer Q 'Q 51260 'za Allbright, Judy Allison, Walter...Movie Club l-25 Pocatellion Photographer 2. Alvord, Jackie . . . Footlights Club I5 GAA l-2-3-45 Girls' Council 45 French Club 45 Debate and Declamation 4. Ames, Darlene Ames, Loran . . . French Club 3-4. Anderson, Floyd . . . Boys' Council l-2-3-45 Forestry Club 25 JCL 25 Thespians 35 Senate 45 House of Representatives 25 Debate 45 Chieftain 45 Declomation 3-4. Anderson, Harold. . .House of Representatives 25 gixedlt Chorus 25 Advanced Choir 35 Senior our . Anderson, Jennie . . . Orchestra 2. Anderson Mag Ann. . .GAA l-2-35 Chieftain 2- 3-45 l5ep lub 4. Anderson, Pat . . . FNA 4. Anderson, Stephen . . . Choroleers l5 Ski Club l-45 Frosh Football I5 House of Representatives 25 German Club Pres. 25 Senate 35 P Club 3-45 Debate 45 Declamation 3-45 Track 35 Boys' State 35 Honor Society 45 Senior Class Pres. 4. Andgrzon, Dola . . . Girls' Council I5 Spanish Club Arbon, Bob . . . FFA l-2-35 Boys' Council 2-3-45 Choir 3-45 Key Club 3-45 Band 45 Pep Band 4. Avery Ellen . . . Girls' Council I-2-3-45 P? Club 2-3-45 Foomghfs Club 1, FHA 2-45 AA 1, Choir 1-2-3-4, FNA 4. Bailey, Deonne . . . Choraleers l-2-35 FNA 25 Sen- ior Choir 4. 27 W hw..-1nl ,wtf a-Us 'imp' til apn-any 'hv ,Q 52260 'za Bain, Anita Baldwin, Gail . . . Girls' Council 2-3-45 Foatlights Club 25 Chieftain 45 Ski Club 4. Baldwin, Mark. . . FFA l-2-3-45 JV Football 35 Wrestling 4. Banks, Gordon Bartlett, Sharon . . . House of Representatives l-45 Girls' Council I-2-3-45 Footlights Club l-25 Pep Club 2-3-4' Drill Team Leader 3-45 Drill Team 2, Honor some 4, ska Club 4, Debate and Declamation 45 genior Dance Team 4. Bates, Gary . . . House of Representatives I5 Key Club 2-3-45 Soph-Frosh Football 25 Mixed Chor- us 25 Advanced Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Debate and Declamation 4. Bates, Joyce...GAA l5 Mixed Chorus 25 Ad- vanced Choir 35 FNA 35 Senior Choir 4. Bayley, Beulah Beebe, Gerald . . . Varsity Football 3-45 JV Football 25 Wrestling 4. Bennett, Harald . . . Pocatellian I5 Boys' Council I- 3-45 JCL I5 Tennis Club 25 Cheer Leader 3-4. Bennett, Norman Berrett, David . . . Pocatellian 45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 4. Bird, William . . . Honor Society 45 Boys' Council 4. Bissell, Janet Blalock, Patti . . .Tennis Club 25 Pep Club 3-45 Ad- vanced Choir 35 Chieftain 45 Senior Choir 4. 28 snio 'za Blankenship, Carol . , . Girls' Chorus 3. Bloom, Pat . . . Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 3-4, Ad- N is vanced Choir 35 Chieftain 4, Senior Choir 4. ' . .Qi Bloaaham, Don . . , Band l-2, Intramural Basketball K QQ Ai' Bollinger, Dennis 1 K , NP i if X Bollschweiler, Jane . . . Girls' Council lg Footlights Club lg Pep Club 4, Distributive Ed. 4. 5 Bowden, Bill - 3 Bowden, Karen . . . FHA l. Ag Moya Q T' Q, we 1-Q' G Mi! 'vw 3. ,li Bowden, Sharon . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Bower, Harold. . . Distributive Ed. 4. Branson, Lynn Bright, Noreen . . . Senior Choir 4, Senior Dance Team 4. Bringhurst, Lee . , . FFA l-2-3-4. Brober , Dorothy . . .Tennis Club lg Pep Club 2-3- 4, gDrill Team 2-3-45 Commercial Club 4. Brooks, Karol . . . Pep Club 4. Brown, Salley Budge, Mark A .,, iz 'NIS' -Ar I wiv? 'H' i Q?- K - A C X'f' N' 33: i Q., I 31, ' 'f ',. VR X -LV .R If fzyli Wg- . Q l 'Do , -.-i..,L 5 wP '? Iii ii l 'A 'nf-1 ii Bullock, Darrell. . . FFA l-2-3-4. Q 'Ubi 209 5:-,nv '? -s-.zrv- V L wh .Ji ut' 5 C' V' -0 'gifs 2 4 fn, 75 KK Q S 1 xl K , we is f, Q .W .f Vi., , , . .Qiiie if 51260 'ca Bullock, Marilyn . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Bullock, Sharon . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Footli hts Club l5 House of Representatives 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Sec. of Pep Club 35 Girls' Chorus 25 JCL 3- V. Pres. of JCL 35 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 l-lonor Society 45 Pocotellion 45 Senior Choir 45 grill Team 2-3-45 Gate City Singers 45 School ourt . Burback, Verdeon Burgess, Vernon . . . House of Representatives 2. Burke, Barry Busacker, Tom . , . Frosh Football I5 JV Football 2-35 Varsity Football 45 Wrestling 4. Butler, Mike.. . Distributive Ed. 4. Caldwell, Kay.. . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Girls' Chor- us 25 Declomotion 25 Pep Club 3-45 French Club 4: Thespions 45 Declomotion 2-45 Foot- lights Club l. Cameron, Bruce Cameron, Kenny . . . Band I-2-3-45 Pep Band 3. Campbell, Linda Camphouse, Lamar Carlson, Paul . . . Boys' Council l-2-3-45 Senior Choir 45 Choir 2-3. Corter,Chris...Girls' Council 3-45 FTA 35 Pep Club 45 House of Representatives 45 Secretary of House 4. Chazidler, Dennis . . . Key Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 30 ' 5126011 Chatterton, Mae Dean . . . Girls' Council I5 FHA 2. Christensen, Charles . . .Track l-2-3-45 JCL l-2' Forestry Club 2-35 Ski Club 4. Christensen, Thomas. . . German C I u b l-25 Football 2-35 French Club 3-45 Boys' Council 45 School Court 4. Clark Lorraine,..Girls' Council I5 FHA 35 Pep club 45 oismbimve ed. 4. Claycomb, Louise . . . Honor Society 45 Girls' Council 45 Pep Club 45 FNA 45 Commercial Club 45 Pocatellian 4. Clezie, Gary Cohen, Pat Collins, David . . . Varsity Football 3-45 Wrestling 4. Comer, Richard . . . Choraleers 25 SPQR I' Movie Club 35 Advanced Chair 35 B?-ys' State 35 French Club 45 Senior Choir 45 onor Society 3-45 Honor Society Treas. 3. Condie Spencer.. . Choraleers 25 Advanced Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Gate City Singers 4, Cook, Judeane . . . Footlights Club I. Corey, Roger . . . Key Club 3-45 House of Repre- sentatives 45 Distriubtive Ed. 4. Cotant Don . . . Soph-Frosh Football 25 Varsity Foot- ball 45 Wrestling 4. Cottle, Renee Cox, Larry . . . Senior Choir 45 Distributive Ed. 4. 3l Chase, Ann F2-. P ar' .f- if M , 'S ,,.,, lf lm Cox, Lois Anne ,A . n, ,. in . , a t , Ai V , s. ti UQ' N5 H4239 fri. 'TH7 uufq., .mio 'za Cox, Tony . , .Arts and Crafts 25 Declamation 2 JCL 2-35 Honor Society 25 Chieftain 2. Crane, Elaine . . ,Girls' Chorus 25 Advanced Girl: Chorus 3-4. Crane,Janice. ..Pep Club 2-35 Ski Club 2-3 Twirlers 35 Junior Prom Queen 3. Crapo, Loy . . .Spanish Club 4. Crone, David . . .Tennis Club 25 Declamation Radi Play 25 Boys' Council 3-4. Croshaw, Verna Lee. ..Choraleers Pianist 25 Sopl Class Secy, 25 Advanced Choir 3' House c Representatives 2-45 Girls' Council 45 Senic Choir 4. Crystal, John . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Culbertson, Jeaneane . . .GAA 2-3-45 GAA Secy. I House of Representatives 2-45 Girls' Council I 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Drill Teom 45 Senior Danc Team 4. Culver, Shirlene . . .Cadet Bond 25 Senior Band I Distributive Ed. 4. Davidson, Elrnary . . . Arts and Crafts 2-35 Ac vanced Girls' Chorus 35 Senior Choir 4. Davis, Craig Davis, Jimmy . . . Band I5 FFA l-2-3-4. Davis, Joan . . . Advanced Choir 35 Senior Choir Davis, Ray Davis, Sandra . . .Spanish Club 2. 32 5:26011 Dennison Deanna . . . Band l-2-3-4' Orchestra I-2- 3-45 l-louse of Rcapresentatives 25 Girls' Council 2-4' FootI?hts lub 25 Declamation 25 Pep Club 3-45 ii school Play a. Denkers, Bill . . . Boys' Council I5 Choraleers l-25 Advanced Choir 35 Merry Widow 25 Curtain Going Up 25 Senior Choir 4. Dixon, Elsie . . . Band 2-3-4. Dodge, Joan Dohse Carolyn . . .Advanced Choir l5 Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Arts and cram ig Fooriighfs club l-26, EAA l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-45 onor So- CIQ . Dorsey, Clayton . . . Forestry Club 2. Dotson, Brian. . .FTA l5 Key Club 2-3-45 Wrest- ling 4. Downey, Chuck . . . Bond l-3-45 Boys' Council l- 3-45 Ski Club l-2-45 JV Football 25 Honor So- ciety 45 French Club 4. Drake, Richard . . . Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra 45 Boys' State 35 Pep Band 4. Drake, Ronald. . . Band l-2-3-45 FTA I5 Pep Band 3-4. Dressen, Karen . . . House of Representatives 25 2-35 GAA 25 Pocatellian 3-45 Girls' Coun- Cl . Driscoll, Jay Droden, Drenda Duckworth, Sandra . . .Tennis Club l. Duffln, Toinette 33 w if 3 -2 , :,.u,, Ei g ii ' We , l- i i 1 l l 1 Edeen, Judy . . . Orchestra x is ew 'D+ N WIS '11 'Nr 1 ' ii' 'F Y 'N 8 ff N i H His SL F . WW wi 95 . ,KM i. 2 S f' I , 1 i I Vs. Zhi V vi -ug fi' 4 ' 'Ti' Wi- IQ I9 'QI ,ESF V VL V, fig. -318 K4 fvxu' is xgi . VL ., 4f '7 .mio za Edwards, Sandra Elam, Terry Eldredge, Barbara . . . Advanced Girls' Chorus 3. Elle, Carol . , . Girls' Council l-3-45 Ski Club l-2 Footlights Club 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Honor So ciety . Ellis, Julianne Ellet, Veda Ericksen, Tim Eskelson, Chad . . . House of Representatives 25 J' Basketball 2. Evans, June Ann . . . Girls' Council l-2-45 House c Representatives 25 Pe? Club 45 Senior Dri Team 45 Senior Dance eam 4. Evans, Sharon . . . H o u s e of Representatives French Club 45 Pep Club 4. Eyler, Bob . . . Forestry Club 25 Key Club 3. Farmer, Bob. . . Spanish Club 4. Fennell, Susan . . . Choraleers lg Mixed Chorus 1 Curtain Going Up 25 FHA 35 Advanced Cho us 35 Girls' Council 2-3-45 House of Represen atives 45 Senior Choir 45 Pep Club 4. Fenwick, Jim . . . Varsity Football 2-3-4. Finch, Joanne . . . Distributive Ed. 4. 34 .mio 'za Floyd, Va Noe Fordyce, Larry Fore, Sharon . . . Pep Club 4. Forrest, Mar'orie . . .GAA lg Footl?hts Club 25 Pep Club 2-5-4, Girls' Council 4, ommercial Club Foster, Gary . . . FFA l-35 Distributive Ed. 4. Fowler, Leonard Freemon,Jc3fce...Arts and Crafts Club Sec. 25 Arts an Crafts Club Pres 3. Freeman, Karen French, Tom Frlsk, Ray . . .JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Wrestling 45 P Club 3-4. Fulwyler, Chet Gaines, Darlene Gambles, Pefgy . . . Sec. of Frosh Class l 5 Orchestra l-25 Girs Council l-2-3-47 Pep Club 2-3-45 House of Representatives 25 FHA 2-3-4, FHA Treas. 35 Honor Society 4, Pocotellion 4, Sr. Dance Team 4. Garner, Lee.. .Sorta-Frosh Football 2, Poky Hi h- lights 25 Chie tain 2-3, Bofys' Council 3-4, ,id- vonced Choir 35 House o Representatives 45 Senior Choir 4. Garner Mary Alice . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-4, Arts and Crafts 2-3-4' Arts and Crafts Club Secy. 41 Spanish Club Q-3-4' Girls' State 35 Twirlers 35 Peg Club 3-45 Drill 'Team 3-4, Honor Society 3-45 oroptomist Girl 4. 35 Floyd, Judith . . . Orchestra l-25 House of Represen tatives 25 Distributive Ed. 4. wx.. 'Q' .suv-. we Garrison, Rossalyn . . . Faotlights Club l-25 JCL l5 Tennis Club l' Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 3-45 I Commercial Club 4. sugv. 5,1 it my --sw eggs- Garvin, Paul. . . House of Representatives l-45 Arts and Crafts Club 2. Garvin, Richard . . .Track 3-45 Wrestling 4. Gayhart, Dorothy . . . Footlights Club l-2' Ski Club g54Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team Georgensen, Elaine . . . House of Reirresentatives 2- 35 FHA 2-3-45 Girls' Council -3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Honor Society 4. . Gertsch, Darrell . . .Spanish Club 25 Key Club 25 Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3-45 P Club 3-4' Track 35 Varsitg Football 3-45 Bays' Court. cil 3-45 Bags State 5 House of Representatives 45 Radio lub 4. Gibbons, Judy . . . Band l-2-3-4. Glenisky, Gayle . . . Footlights Club l5 Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2- -45 Honor Society 4. Goddard, Tim Gooch, Nan . . . Girls' Council 3-4. Goranson, Robert . . . Ski Club l5 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Boys' State 4. Green, Robert . . . Track 3. Groth, Dixie . . . Orchestra l-25 Chieftain 2-3-45 Distributive Ed. 4. Guenther, Marlene . . . Pep Club 45 Band Ball Queen 4. Guyon, Robert . . . House of Representatives 2. Hockmeister, Ken . . . Band l-25 K e y C I u b 45 House of Representatives 4. 36 aizio 'La Hancock, Pat Hammers, Dennis . . , FFA I-4. Hansen, DeVere . . . JV Football 2. Hansen, Faye . . . House of Representatives 3. Hansen, Lana . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Hansen, Vaughn Hardister, Dorothy . . . Orchestra 3. Hardz, John . . . Footlghts Club lg Declamation lg J L l-25 Movie lub l-3, Orchestra l-2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4, Boys' Council l-2-3-4, Honor Society 2-3-4, Boys' State 33 Thespians 2-3-45 Pocatellian 3-4. Harmon, Noreen . . . Mixed Chorus 2, Advanced Choir 3, Girls' Chorus 4. Haskett, William . . . Varsity Football 3-4. Hatch, Douglas . . . Band l-2-3-4, FFA l-2-3-45 Soph-Frash Football 2, Pep Band 2-3-45 Orch- estra 3-4g House of Representatives 4. Hathaway, Sharon Hawk, Marilyn , . . Footlights Club lg Choraleers 2, Advanced Chorus 3, Senior Choir 4, Gate City Singers 47 Pep Club 3-4. Hayball, Gloria . . .GAA l-25 FHA l-2-3. Hayden, Keith.. .Movie Club lg German Club 25 FFA l-2-3-4: FFA Pres. 4. 37 Haislip,Lois...Band 2, Poky Highlights 4. 'Qu-gk 11 V ep Club 3-45 Senior Drill Team 4. E w ... af, Hea s,Leslie...Girls' Chorus 25 Tennis Club 25 anio 'za Henderson, Gloria . ..GAA l-45 Mixed Chorus 25 Distributive Ed. 4 Henderson Sondra. . .Orchestra I-2-3-45 Girls' Council I-2-3-4. Herzog, Stephen . . . Boys' Council I-2-3-45 School Cabinet 25 Varsity Football 2-3-4' Soph. Pres. 2- P Club 3-45 semis 35 Bays' Scare 35 oe- cfamation and Debate 4. Hillebrant, Tim . . . Voice of Democracy Contest Winner 4. Horrocks, Roger . . . Ski Club I5 Student Body Treas. 4. Horton, Merle Kay . . . Footlights Club 2. Hottel, BiIl,..Frosh Football I5 JV Football 35 P Club 35 Track 3-45 lndustriol Arts 4. Hottel, Lester . . . Industrial Arts 4. Howard, Frances . . . Ski Club I5 Frosh Vice Pres. I5 Orchestra l-2-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Senate 25 Tennis Club 25 Senate 35 All School Play 35 Mixed Chorus 2' Girls' State 35 Honor Society French Club 45 Pep Club 4. Court 4. Howell Bonnie.. .Arts and Crafts Club Treas. 25 Girls' Council 25 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 4. Hronek, Sharon HuertfJ,4Mary Ellen . . . Spanish Club 45 Girls' Coun- ci . Humphrey, Ernest Hunt, Rodne . . . Chieftain 35 Frosh Football I5 Poky Highlights 2. Huntinggan, Jock . . . Forestry Club 25 German Club 25 y Club 3-45 Boys' Council 4. 38 I EJLLO 'Zi Huth Bert.. .JV Basketball 2' P cat llian . . 0 e 3: Tennis Club 25 Varsity Basketball 3-4. Ivie, Owen Jacobsen, Darla James, Janiel John, Kenny Johnson, Leo Johnson, Leon Johnson,NelIie.,. French Club 3, Twirler 35 Pep Club 4. Johnson, Sandra...Band l-25 Tennis Club 2, House of Representatives 35 Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4' Drill Team 2-3-45 French Club 3-45 Senior fiance Team 4. Jolley, Pat . . . GAA 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Advanced Glrls' Chorus 37 Pocatellian 3-45 Senior Choir 4. Jones, Raymond . . . Soph. Class Treas. 2, Boys' Council 2-3-45 Varsity Basketball 3-4. Jones, Roger Jones, Tommy . . . Forestry Club l-2, Key Club 35 House of Representatives 4. Jorgensen, Beverly . . . Advanced Choir 3-4. 39 Hurst, Bob . . . FFA 3. were '3 3 if viva gff' ,'ffii: i 4 Judd, Sidney . , . Distributive Ed. 4 fix 'if' f 1 A. 7 -i: . SL ' M-... fit .n..,,. ri. .5 5. I . .43 1. if I' 3535, Q' Au 5126011 Kane, Anne... Arts and Crafts Club 35 Senior Choir 4. L 'Q Karellas, JoAnn . . . Footlights Club I5 Tennis Club .5 25 Commercial Club 25 Pep Club 3-4. ,- ll fi. S Keller, Glen . . , Forestry Club 35 Advanced Choir 1 3-4. f?'f'I-W ' '. .f:-.fi Kennedy, Barbara . . . Band l-2-3-45 House of Re- presentatives l5 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Pep Club - 45 FTA 45 FHA 4. .ifsiwt Kidd,Diane. .,Mixed Chorus 25 Latin Club 35 ' 4' GAA 35 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Senior .5 Choir 45 Senior Dance Team 4. A 'V' Q. 4 Kinazhorn, Barbara. . . Footliahts Club l5 House of epresentatives 25 Gir s' Council 3-45 Ad- vanced Choir 35 Twirlers 35 Class Vice Pres. 35 L Pep Club 4, . A -.5 5 4 - ' it . .fix .. YWUQQ- 'hd Knorr, Judy . . .Latin Club Pres. 2' Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Twirler 35 Commercial Club 4. Kramer Carolyn. . . Footlights Club 15 Girls' Coun- cu l-2-3-45 oasmbunve Ed. 4. Kramer Marilyn . , . Faatlights Club l5 Girls' Coun- all l -2-3-4. Krannina, Liana,..Footli?hts Club l5 GAA l-25 Girls Council 45 Pep C ub 45 Distributive Ed. 4. Kuck, Beverly , . . Girls' Chorus 25 Distributive Ed. 4. 'wr 'FN ' Kunnary, Karen . . . House of Representatives 3-45 Pep Club 45 Drill Team 4. .A Kunze, Jack Kunze Ladeen . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2- -45 House of Representatives 4. .mio 'za Kynaston, Gay Lake, Peggy . . . Choroleers 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Advanced Choir 35 Girls' Chorus 4. LaMothe Richard...Cadet Band l-25 Ski Club l-25 Hand 3-4 Lancaster, Sandy . . . House of Representatives 2-45 Pep C' .b 45 Debate 4. Languein, Bob . . . House of Representatives I5 P Club 45 Track 4. Larsen, Da le Larsen, Lynn . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Latimore, Worth . . . Mixed Chorus 25 Advanced Choir 35 Senior Choir 4. Lee, Fred Lenon, Blain . . . FFA l-2-3-4. Lewis, Lindo . . . Girls' Council I-4. Lewis, Lorna . . . Footlights Club 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 2-3-45 FNA 3-4. Liday,Jim...Lctin Club 25 P Club 3-45 Chief Justice 45 Track 3-45 King Co-ed 4. Lien, David . . . JV Football 25 Varsity Football 3-45 Sglub 3-45House of Representatives 45 Track 41 Kvarfordt, Gail . . . Footlights Club l. 4... 2.219 Q,-ST' 01 ' 'N-.. suv ,of iiii . Q? S X471' 1' ... ,, . 4 k,.X . .K Vf,L E A Y K sr' W X. ..,. Linford, Carol . . . Distributive up K 5 ,,, WWW-. ,f X. 'Q' ',,...w 'W H ,, 7 L in ar' X i.,L . -QW' .NE 5126011 Lono, Brent . . . Soph-Frosh Football lg Movie Club -2, Orchestra 2-3. Lords, Lee . . . Cadet Band l. Lowery, Bob Luker, Eileen Lundquist, Patsy . . . Bond l-2-3-4, Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4, Drill Team 3-4, Head Maiorette 3-4, Honor Society 4. Lushinsky, Herbert. . . Baseball 3, P Club 3. Lusk, Duane ' Lymmmoficn . . . FHA 4, PNA 4. ge s . A-,yuh V A .5 Lyon, Geraldine ill -up .1 J if -Mar Qt' ,, s.-Q my - x 14 k., waves l 9i Lyon, Lois . . . Distributive Ed. 4. McBride, Byron McCain, Jud! . . . Girls' Council I-2-3-4, FNA 1-2- 3-4, FN Secy. 35 FNA Pres. 45 GAA l-2-3-4, GAA Pres. 3, GAA Reporter 45 Pocatellian 2- 3-45 Pocotellian Editor 4, Tennis Club 2, Latir Club 2-3pBetty Crocker Home Maker of To- morrow 4g Poky Highlights 4. McCarty, Bill Mccaskiil, Lorna . . . Poky Highlights 4. McCuIley, Charles . . . Track 35 P Club 3. -X , I emo 'za McDaniel, Christine . . . Honor Society 45 Chieftain -S 45 Girls' Council 4. 'X' V ' ..,.. McDonald Joan . . . Girls' Council 2-3-45 Latin 3 wi .: Club frees. 25 Honor Society 2-4, g , ,..-Q 4. G' McGinnis Gerald . . . Forestry Club 2-35 Archery 'W' Club Q. 5 5- -W, Mclnelley, Bill.. .House of Representatives l5 Cadet Band 25 Band 35 FFA 4. McLain, Clair. ..Boys' Council 2-3-45 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 3-45 P Club 3-45 House of Representatives 4. K5 QF' McOmber, Emerson . . . FFA l-4. N . . - gxe-xiwgrsssf -- - X ii Madsen, Carl Madsen, Jim . '35 Marler, Phyllis 5, . F . is -'Z X J NX X kik f . ii IJ ' .id . l. Marlow, Analee . . .Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Foot lights Club I5 JCL Pres. 25 House of Repre- sentatives 35 FNA 3-45 Honor Society 2-3-45 Honor Society Pres. 45 Soroptomist Girl 4. Martin, Chris . . . FFA l-2-3. ,nk Martinez, cufimcadf BQ d lj B d 2-3-45 '.,.....,, f N Pep Band 3-4. e H on 4 try x i Mecham, Bud J A if -so Miller, Betty X -5 was ti 5 P Q X gil 'QNX 5 X Q i 43 , H J A .fu A1 Miller, Linda 5' in 4--'v 'ii'- ti- 1 H ,av ,X , , . -A li ! I ...M In 4 Q . V 9 X 905' if n Q,,. at Fix ww' 1321? v 'Y'l' ,-ig 141' 1 .mio 'za Miller, Ron . . . Band 2-35 Spanish Club Treos. 25 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Movie Club Vice Pres, 3. Mitchell, Jackie . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Foot- lights Club l-25 Footlights Club Secy. 25 Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 2-3-45 House of Re- presentatives 3. Mittelstedt, Dyroce . . . Distributive Ed 4. Mollerup, Marilyn . . . Honor S o c i e t y 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Dlstributive Ed. 4. Montgomery, Mary . . . Commercial Club 4. Moon, Beverly . . .Girls' Council l-45 FTA l. Moore, Mike . . . Band 45 Pep Band 4. Morris, Roy... Frosh Football 15 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 3-45 JV Basketball 25 Base- ball 35 P Club 3-4. Mulick, Bernadette . . . Footlights Club I5 GAA l5 Pep Club 2-3-4. Murri, Richard . . . Honor Society 45 Boys' Council 45 Pocatellian 4. Nichols, Don . . . Debate 4. Nichols, Mona . . . French Club 4. Nichols, Peter . . .Cadet Band l-25 Latin Club 3. Noble, Lael . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Honor So- ciety 3-4. 44 .mio 'za Norton, Jerry...Key Club I5 Mixed Chorus 2. Okamura, Edythe . . . Girls' Chorus 25 House of Representatives 25 GAA l-2-3-45 GAA Vice Pres. 25 Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Twirler 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Drill Team 4. Olson, Larry Olson, Nanci' . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-45 Footlights Club l- 5 Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 3-45 De- clamation 45 Honor Society 45 Pocatellian 4. Onstott,Marlene...Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Senior Choir 45 Girls' Council 4. Ostler, David . . .JV Football 2. Oxley, Ralph Packer, Michael Palfreyman, Helen Papapavolos, Angelo . . . Boys' Council 45 Honor Society 45 Class Vice Pres. 4. Parlsot Neil . . . Forestry Club I5 Poky Highlights 35 boys' Council 45 Pocatellian 4. Parker, Sharon . . . Girls' Council 2045 Band 2-35 French Club 35 Orchestra 35 Pep Club 4. Pattis, Eleanor . . . House of Representatives I5 Girls' Councll l-2-3-45 Footlights Club I5 De- clamatlon 2-35 Pep Club 3-45 French Club 3-45 French Club Pres. 35 Honqr Society 2-3-45 Po- catelllan 45 Soroptomist Girl 4. Pauls, Fred . . . P Club l. 45 -2 E. g-' s Norton, Edna . . . Footlights Club 15 Girls' Council l-4' Honor Society 5 House of Representatives 45 Pep Club 45 Distributive Ed. 4. Q . vs ffwffize - s 'ig fi' :' ies:.:+f5f'ae - 1 FQ' Payn, Maxine . . . FNA 2. , w-.- -A 1 znio 'za Payne, Steve . , . Tennis Club 2. Pearson, Vessie Phenix, Nancy . . . Footlights Club l-2' House of Reapresentatives 25 Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Club 2- -4, Drill Team 4. Pierge, Robert . . . Latin Club 2, Pep Band 25 Band Poirier, Judy . . . Distributive Ed. 4. Poore, Carolyn . , . GAA l-2' FNA Vice Pres. 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 45 Girls' Council l-2-3-4, French Club 3-4, Po- catellian 3-45 Soroptomist Girl 4. Porter, Ron . . . Band 4, Pep Band 4. Potter, Jim Power, Kip . . . Varsity Basketball 3-45 Senate 4, Pocatellian 4, Ski Club 4. Pratt, Barbara . . .GAA l-25 FNA l-2-35 Girls' Chorus 2, Advanced Choir 3, Pep Club 3-4, grill Team 4, Girls' Council 3-45 Senior Dance eam . Preece, Ann Joe . . . Girls' Council 2-3-4' House of Representatives 3, Pep Club 3-4, brill Team 4, Honor Society 3-4. Randall, Arlin . . . Archery Club 3. Randall, Bob Rashke, Martha . . . Honor Society 4, Girls' Coun- cil 41 Chieftain 4. ' Raymond, Leland . . . Distributive Ed. 4. EIZLO 'Zi Remy, Janice . . .GAA l, 1 Reynolds, Bertie A 1, Riddle, Margaret. . . Girls' Council l-4' GAA l-25 G A f W Girls' Chorus 25 JCL 35 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Senior Choir 45 Pep Club 4. 5,5 A Y sa ' 5 if , E N g Ritzman, Paula ...Ski Club l5 GAA I5 Footlights Club l5 Girls' Council l-2-35 Pep Club 2-3, Robertson, Myrna . . . H ouse of Representatives5 Pep Club 4. Roeder, John . . . Cadet Band l5 Band 2-3-4. an X 12395 -my , .Al T55 , MN. S 'Dx' Nd' 1P '2D ,Ns 'X l ,X - i g ff: i Q' , is QQ sg iff? i , Q, , I , Romriell, Denee . . . Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 5 45 Distributive Ed. 4. . 2 Romriell, Eloise . M Q , nv Roper, Dixie . . . House of Representatives l. 1 s ' N .1 . K V .H , -A-f A G A A 2 , 5 ' A iiei G 5 ' 5 Rountree, Janice. . . FNA 35 House of Representa- X tives 45 Girls' Council 4, Rouse, Judy Rouse, Karen . 5 5 N. S , Roylance, Doug . . . House of Representatives 4. Ruchti Ross.,.Band l-2' House of Representa- 5 , - .xx tives 25 Boys' Council 2-3-4. . . s mv ' ff? - s ,,,..... ,. . sl, . t,.1 ,. in be J 'Er Rumel, John . . . Footlights Club Treas. l5 Boys' Council l-2-3-45 Pep Band I-2-3-4' Band I-2- 3-45 Forestry Club 25 French Club 2-3-45 French Club Vice Pres. 25 Key Club 2-3-45 Key Club Board of Directors 25 Orchestra 2-3-45 Movie Club Pres, 35 Pocatellian 2-3-4' Honor Society 3-45 Honor Society Vice Pres. 35 Stage Crew 2-35 Thespians 3-45 House of Repre- sentatives 4, X .V-,. -. 'Ll 5 'fr I .mio 'as Rust Joan.,.Arts and Crafts Club Reporter 25 GAA 2-35 Pep Club 4. Rutled?e, Deanne . . . Girls' Chorus 25 Advanced Gir s' Chorus 35 Senior Chair 4. Sakelaris, Angelo . . .Spanish Club l5 Soph. Class Vice Pres. 25 Bays' Council 2-3-45 Boys' Council Treas. 25 Boys' Council Secy. 35 Boys' Coun- cil Pres. 45 JV Football 25 Varsity Football 3-45 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3-45 Base- ball 35 Track 35 P Club 3-45 Senate 4. Schatz, Helen . . . Footlights Club I5 JCL lp Girls' Council 2-45 French Club 45 Honor Society 45 Girls' State 4. Schetele, Glenda . . . Declamation 25 Distributive Ed. Selders, Margaret . . . Orchestra l-25 JCL 2. Serrano, Carmel. . .House of Representatives 2 Shader, Dave . . . Ski Club 2. Shelton, Dick Sheppard, Sondra . . .Girls' Council 3-45 Senia Dance Team 4. Sherburne Pat...GAA 25 Footligphts Club 25 Pei Club 2-3-45 Drill Team 3-45 ocatellian 4. Sherwood, Shari . . . PNA 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Girl: Council 3-45 GAA 35 Advanced Girls' Chorus 3 FTA 35 JCL 2-35 Senior Choir 45 Pep Club 4 Shuik, Kenneth . . . Radio Club 45 Distributive Ec Simmons, Carol 48 .mio 'za Simmons, Marlo . Finollst 2. Sisneros, Ben Slsneros, Steve . . Smith, Bruce Smith, Doug . . . Tennls Club 2 Pang Pong Funollst 25 House of Representotuves 3 Smith, Korlene .. GAA l FHA l 3 4 Pep Club 4 Smith, Keith . . . Movue Club 2 Honor Soclefy 3 Snow, Hershal .. DISYFIUUYIVE Ed 4 Solomon, Delone Somsen, John . , . JV Basketball 2 Spohr, Rita . . . FNA 2 3 Declamotlon 2 Span ish Club 3. Spengeri Nellie Dim Footlughts Club l Mod rlgo Singer ior Choir 4. Sprotlen, Marcia Stonton, Patricia Ste ffens, Bob . . . JV Football I-25 Varsity Football 3-4' German Club 25 Track 2-3-45 Student Body Vice Pres. 35 House of Representatives 35 School Cabinet 35 P Club 3-45 Boys' Council 2- 3-4' French Club 3-45 Boy's State 45 Student Body Pres. 4. .mio 'za Stev5a5t, Clark . . . Cadet Band l-25 Forestry Club Stirling, Fred . . . Band l5 Declamation 2. Stoll, Fred . . . Band l-2-3-45 House of Representa- tives 25 Pep Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Boys' Council 2-3-4. Stone, Jim . . . Boys' Council 2-45 Spanish Club 25 JV Football 35 Varsit Football 45 JV Basket- ball 25 P Club 3-45 Coed Attendant 25 House of Representatives 45 Wrestling 4. Stowell, Ann . . . Advanced Choir 3. Stowell, Lynn Strackeljahn, Jean. . .GAA l-2-3-45 GAA Vice Pres. 25 GAA Bowling Secy. 35 GAA Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 3-4. Strawn, Margaret , . . House of Representatives 2- 35 Choraleers 25 Footlights Club 25 JCL 25 Spanish Club 3-45 Spanish Club Secy. 35 French Club 35 Girl' C 'l 2-3-4' G'l' C 'l S OUHCI , ll' S OUYICI Pres, 4' Honor Society 3-45 Senate 45 D. A. R. Good Citizen 4. Sturdevant, Betty Stutts, Billie . . . GAA 2-3-45 GAA Assistant Intra- mural Manoger 3' GAA Intramural Manager 45 Tennis Club 25 Spanish Club 3. Swallow, Juliene . . .GAA l. Swallow, Marion . . . House of Representatives l, Intramurals 2. Taber, Bill . . . House of Representatives 45 Debate 45 Chieftain 4. To lbot, Dorothy 50 snio 'za Thomas, Linda . . . House of Representatives 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Advanced Girls' Chorus 35 Tfirler 35 Senior Choir 4. Tolman, Elbert. . .Orchestra I5 Archery Club 3. Troppell, Sharron Traxxxhber, Ned. , . FFA l-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 ovie Club 3 Tucker, Howard . . . Archery Club 3. Underwood, Brian . . .FFA l-2-3-4. Valenty, Donna . . . Chieftain 4 Vaughn, Mike Wou1er,Althea . . . Pep Club 45 Senior Drill Team Walker, George...Cadet Band l5 JCL 25 Band 2-3-45 Radio Club 3-45 Pep Band 3-4. Walker, Sharon. , . FNA 4. Walker, Wendy . . . Senate lg Footlights Club I5 FAA 1-25 FHA l-35 Pep Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 45 Girls' Council 45 Senior Dance Team 45 Red and Blue Day Queen. Walton, Carol Ward, Mardean . . .Spanish Club I5 Pep Club 2-3- 45 Footlights Club 25 Girls' Council 3-45 FNA 3.-46 Cgheerleoder 3-45 Ski Club 45 Honor So- cie . 5l . l. Q. F5 Thomas, David ...Footlights Club l5 House of Representatives 2-35 Thespians 2-35 Thespians SecH 35 Chieftain 2-3-45 Chieftain Editor 2- 45 ebate 4. fi 'ff ' why! n Q 'EB' '35 9 v-qv: Worth, Ron . . . Band 2-3-4, Pep Band 4, Key Club 4, Senior Choir 4. fi, -f., , Wk! vs 'Q r 0 ,. ,F . 'es ' s ' 'f X, , V: ':,s I, 'Vip -,Q Mr! Q V 7 ' ,I , ,gy , A, . 1 ' .snio 'za Waters, Kathleen . . . Footlights Club l, Declam- ation 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Council 4. Watson, Lawanna . . . Mixed Chorus 4. Watson, Marilyn . . . Footlights I, Pep Club 2-3-4, Weatherman, Betty . . . Girls' Chorus 2, House of Representatives 3, Advanced Girls Chorus 3, Declamation 3, Senate 4, Senior Choir 4. Webster, Pat . . . Girls' Council I-2-3-4, Footlights Club l, Thespians 2, Pep Club 2-3-4, House bot Rtepresentatives 3-4, Declamation 3, De- ate . Weight, Glade. . . Boys' Council 4, Honor Society Welch, Mike Wells, Tamara . . . Footlights Club 2, Girls' Chor- us 2, Pep Club 3-4, FNA 3-4, Advanced Choir 3, Twirlers 3, Senoir Choir 4. White, Margie Wiseman, Dick . . . House of Representatives 2, Boys' Council 4, Key Club 4, Honor Society 4. Wiesmonn, Uto . . . Pep Club 4, House of Repre- sentatives 4, Honor Society 4, French Club 4, GAA 4, Harvest Boll Queen 4. Wilcox, Tamara . . . Girls' Council l-2-3-4, Girls' Council Vice Pres. 4, Orchestra I-2-3-4' Arts and cram Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Honor Society 2-3-4, Junior Class Secy. 3, Thespians 3, French Club 3-4, Senior Dance Team 4. Willecke,Gayle...House of Representatives 1, GAA l-2- FHA I-2-3-4, FHA Secy. I, Senate 2, Pep Club 3-4, Drill Team 3-4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Girls' Council 3-4. Williams, Bruce 52 5126011 Williams, Leland Williams, Sharon . . . Declamation 2. Wilson, Bob. . . JV Basketball 2, Distributive Ed. 4, Wilson, Dick Wood, Dennis Wriqht, Carol . . . Foatlights Club l, Girls' Chorus 2, Debate 4. Wright, Richard. , . FFA 2-3. Wurster, Suzanne . , . Footlights Club l, Pep Club 2-3-4, Girls' Council 2-3-4, Arts and Crafts Club 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Senior Ball Queen 4. Yearsley, Norman . . . Cadet Band 2, Distributive Ed. 4 Young, Pete . . . Distributive Ed. 4, Young, Steve . . , Frosh Football Manager l, Key Club 2-3-4, Key Club Treas. 3, JV Basketball 2, School Cabinet 3, Junior Class Pres. 3, Boys' Council 3-4, Chieftain 304, Boys' State 3, House of Representatives 4. Younker, Jim Zahm, Bob Zweigart, Ruth . . .FNA 2. 53 Williams, Homer . . . House of Representatives 2, Commercial Club 4. Q' M. 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CLHZE '10, Bartschi, Grant Binggeli, Ralph Bloxham, Don Boodrey, Dennis Bowman, Dorma Bunce, Jay Burgess, Larry Carstens, Harold Elam, Terry Fordyce, Larry Fowler, David Frasure, Jim Frey, Barney Gilbert, Jim Goodey, Meridith Hendricks, Dennis Hepworth, Joella Hill, Alton Hoggan, George Honas, Don Howes, Barry Hudson, Delmar Hunter, Gerald Jacobs, Joe Jones, Gloria cg.-snio 'za Jlfloffo Jensen, Gordon Kirby, Wayne Latimer, Carol Lords, Dennis Lindburg, Gary Miller, Sharon Palmer, Paul Panopolos, Gene Pasley, Roy Pehrson, Paul Paris, Gary Rasmussen, Shana Rhondeau, Willard Rivera, Alfred Smith, Maurice Spraker, Nick Streibel, Paul Summers, Glenn Taylor, Lyman Thomson, Dennis Turner, Ken Warner, Kelly Wilson, Mike Wright, Tom lN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LlES CIOZQVM. PALE BLUE AND SILVER fffowm WHITE ROSE gn dlflsmoziam Billie Curtis Keith Hayden 54 .mm Activated c -l1f ' I s Z at l S l 'Q' l - Y ig W 5 F T Senior members help to select the graduation announcements lli. Members help to cheer our team on to victory l2J. No class would be complete without reports l3i. Annual Day is the time Seniors learn all the people they know l4J. One of the highlights of the Senior year was our Homecoming parade CSD. Senior Drill team adds color to the parades l6i. Decorating the gym, many Seniors added their touch l7i. Before the parades, everyone has a chance to rest 689. During Red and Blue Day, the Senior royalty led the other classes l9i. 55 sniofz cqafiuifiea is Jerry Beebe and Delmar Hudson receive a sports award from KWIK sports announcer, Joe Cul- Iinane 111. The students rush into the auditorium for an assembly 121. Here are the students waiting for the assembly 131. During a fire drill everyone enjoys a chat with friends 141. The Band Ball was a wonderful time for everyone, especially the queen, Marlene Guenther 151. Poky's basketball team fights hard to get the ball 161. The results of a student body send off are a Big Six championship in football 171. During the Pocatellian Christmas Party, the past and present sponsors enjoy themselves 181. Many seniors always are on hand to help with decorating for the various dances 191. 56, 131 Margaret Strawn Tamara Wilcox These four oustonding students achieved the highest scholastic averages in the Senior Class of 1958. Stephen Anderson 022011 Glade Weight afllonaf cylfonoz Jacquelyn Alvord Stephen Anderson Robert B. Arbon Deonne Bailey Sharon Bartlett Sharon Bullock Christine Carter Thomas R. Christensen Louise Claycomb Richard H. Comer Spencer Condie Loy Crapo Verna Croshaw Jeaneane Culbertson Deanna Denison Charles Downey Richard Drake Ronald E. Drake Susan Fennell Peggy Gambles Lee Garner Mary Alice Garner Paul L. Garvin Richard W. Garvin Elaine Georgeson W. Darrell Gertsch Robert Goranson John W. Hardy Stephen Herzog Frances Howard Jack Huntington Glen Keller Judith Knorr Patricia Lundquist Analee Marlow Judith McCain Christine McDaniel Richard L. Murri Donald J. Nichols Lael Noble Nancy Olson Angelo Papapavlos Eleanor Pattis Carolyn Poore 58 oaiziy Barbara Ann Pratt Ann Joe Preece John Rumel Angelo Sakelaris Helen Schatz Robert Steffens Fred Stoll James H. Stone Margaret Strawn Billie Sue Stutts David Thomas George W. Walker Wendy Walker Mardean Ward Elizabeth Weatherman Patricia Webster Glade Weight Tamara Wilcox Gayle Willecke 'Carol Wright Suzanne Wurster Lazio 'zz MIKE TUCK President f ff if If' . Q ,fffss ,, 1: 43 Inf My , ff rr at It fl 'Qfjfi 55:33, 91233 J S Q . 4 gg if if fFWf',giz:m4Hr:lsl 3'i1ilimfsffsifrfiifi 1, 333338 digg. . ,ii is 1243441 J lM SWATSENBARG Vice-President undo 'cs As our junior year draws to a close, we pause to look over our past. We will never again experience how we felt, as we made our way through the halls as freshmen. But, we can remember how confused we were. As our first year pro- gressed, we built our first float. This float placed fourth, as a freshman float usually does, in the Poky Pow Wow Day parade. The next event of the year was our Class party named the Black Hat Ball. This was a tremendous success! That year we also presented our first assembly with many taking part. We made quite a bit of money on it, all of which consisted of pennies. Our sophomore year was even more of a success than our first. This year our class became larger as the Alameda CAMILLE JOHNSON Secretary students ioined us to make our class the biggest and best ever, We came up a notch that year as our class float took third place in the Red and Blue Day parade. Our class party, named Green Door, was a chance for us to have a little fun without the juniors and seniors bothering us, and we did, This ls Your Life was the theme of our class assembly that year. We didn't make as much money on it as on our first assembly but attributed this to the fact that it was a better assembly. As juniors, we have enjoyed the privileges of being middle classmen but look forward to our senior year, hop- ing it will bring as much happiness and success as our past. JULIE REDDY Treasurer A N 4-'Q av'- Nw., 5 2. B John Anderegg Zee Ray Anderson Donald Ames Bill Anderson Pal' Allen f his 'ls ze? V. 'g Sandra Adams Georgia Albertson Almira Allen Anna Ames Jamie Anderson Janet Anderson Joy Anderson Pat Anderson Lee Ann Andrews Gail Anthony Arleen Armstrong Stella Arvin James Babcock Kathleen Baguley Donna Baldwin Lonna Barbour at Deanne Barbre Kay Borbre Gary Barker Doris Barrett 61 unio 11 fr ,ay V .- , q fxy , . 2 fl' Q Gerri Bartz t Jeanette Bevans ' , A , fd' .ir .. 11 , -' Clodio Bates Susan Bevan Eleanor Beasley David Blalock Jean Bailey Beverly Bolton unio 'za 14,31 far- ,H e 3: Ak ..s,. . ry .X 0 u -H . ai 8' K rt .gems ky. 'X .e.---A .:- ' fun ,1- li t B 1 ., a pm Sharon Beck Bill Blazek Bill Boring Beverly Brian Betty Brubaker Ronald Buffaloe Vernon Buffaloe Barbara Buffat 62 Colleen Betts Bonnie Blume Shirl Boyce Milton Bruner vu. 45 7 Y . es. f 'L' 57 1 As, - 96' 5' N5 Lorraine Betty Bob Bollinger Brenda Brenernan Sharon Brooks .PQ Oil Lester Burdick Richard Campbell Richard Chase Janice Christensen Mary Helen Buhler Ray Carlson Jerry Chivers Kenneth Christensen Velma Burt Barbara Burt Eddie Chaffee si. Connie Burnham ' -jaw Lyle Carson - Gloria Christensen X Q vi., , ix is Joann Bunce Rea Carlson Harry Christ Clark Christiansen undo 'za Aaron Clark David Clark Shana Coffin Michael Clouser 63 i F N Wggri' Q H pf' ' ' Q 5 . 'fi F N Hazel Cohen Rosanna Combs Rosemary Craig Jim Crandall unio 'za 15, , V X .5 2 3 5 is is -.X Q 'J sv 5 T Y J' s lp E , ,:,m L E fm- AA.. Za' if fi if ALA Z rv . Q , K D X I 'in , X .. I A-:ei 3 ' if J WA , is? ,kv , ,. ,,a, J ' A , Q gn, , 1 M tag ,.,- , 55, , I ,Thur l i I ,M C of s A I .-f, Marilyn Conrad Dexter Crane Sharon Crockett Ron Curtis .Jag .a -J '-fr' Barbara Cook Bentia Cooper Peggy Cox Jenise Creer Donna Critchley Sandra Crockett Raymond Cross Terry Crouson Raymond Crystal Erlene Cutler Marion Dahl Jo Ann Dalton Pat Daniels David Davis Donna Davis Glenna Sue Davis 64 ' '-fig V 1 Q -4, Bern Dayley Fred DeGregory Ruth DeKoy Sharon Dickson Jim Dillon Margaret Dillon Wreafha Driever Ralph Dunn Brenda Dustin Preston Edwards Rita Edwards Jeannie Ehresmann Dale Eichholz Richard Elgas Wal lace EI ls Roger Engen 65 xx f. xo, Rondell England Lorraine Evans Karen Ferguson Pat Fisher .J if r l l . unio 'za Nancy Evans Susan Flandro Aland Forgeon 'T Bob Farnsworth Diane Fawson Henry Fleming Thomas Forrest Shelly Freeman Lurlene Frey Rose Fuger Robert Gonske 4 fl G l Q if Q. 1 1-fi or Charles Fealherslon Norman Foss Ann Fricke Larry Gardner Paul Gardner Linda Garrard Pat Garrison X Linda Garry Soundra Getty Donna Goosey Louette Gunnell Marjorie Hahn Max Geyer Gerald Gibson Larry Grahm Mel Graves Laura Gunnell Linda Hadley Ralph Hale Kaylen Hales g Pat Hall l ' Mike Harrop Fred Hansen Jean Hansen N Urania Giesbrecht J udy Gray Susan Hadley Jlrn Goddard Brent Goodrich Errol Green Pete Groom unio 'ca Rulon Harper Don Harris Norman Hoygard Barbara Havin wzio za Gordon Harris Marlene Hawkins Ron Hendricks Karen Harris Ellen Harten Neal Hardwood Pat Hayman Bruce Hayworth Bruce Hegstrom Glenna Henderson Karen Henry Marie Hernandez Lurye Herrera Susan Herzog Gail Higgins Arlene Hill Linda Hill Peter Hodson Dale Holmberg 68 Betty Hopkins Vickie Hopper Herbert Houghton Linda Ingram Dorris lvie Raenette Jackson Leola Jenks Leon Jenks Donald Jensen Joe Jensen Margo Lee Jensen Ronald Jensen Camille Johnson Geraldine Johnson John Johnson Karen Johnson 69 Joel Howes Robert Jackson John J ensen E R 'J f Wx 2 Si is X Virginia Huerta Dixie Hunt Richard Jacobson Bob Jenkins wzio u Noida Johnson Betty Jones Gary Kerr Colleen Kidd unio 14 Duane Jones Elaine Kinghorn Dale Kirkman Pauline Jones Vicki Jones Linda Keckler Jim Kinney Joan Kinney LaRae Kinney Richard Knapp Jerry Kronning Kenny Kuhn Bob Kunz Gary Kutterer Paul Lalgn Kim Larsen Ruth Larsen Carol Latimer Burneda Lawson 70 ly' -'ix '33 nigh: Ted Lewis Ronnie Lords Peggy McCain 'N Sondra Lindburg Bob Lish Doug Lower Eddie Loya Larry Leger Jeanne Lewis De Ann Livingston Kay Loomis Carol Lundquist Jerri Lunt Linda McCoy Jean McCurdy A 1. ii itv yi 1' if fi . ,Nz Liu John Lewis Karen Lords Jolene Lyon Larry McCurdy Bill McNeIIey Arthur McOmber Della Madrid Richard Mandarino 71 undo 'za Yi fo w li? rf aa s ii Q 9 1 v K ff aff X A i .,.,.: , , Us Lois Mann Mauria Marley Joan Merrell Larry Merrell undo 'za if ii ,L . 1-,:,. L i gf 2 L I L, 2 1 Jim Marshall Paf Miles Gay Mizera Blaine Martin Phyllis Meek Dennis Miller Bonnie Millward Gale Monroe Bob MooneY Karen Morgan Karen Muck Tom Murillo Judy Murrieta Jerry Meyers Kenneth Meyers 72 'Q ilk f V' N is i g. .2 ,A Nw elif sf 5 X my give? .., 3 . 5 5 1' ' ff f an FV' 1-o-if 3 . f x B :au 1 . Fit ff' !F5f fini gui 1' 4 , RK ' 'f 'wi , N A Donna Mercer Bi ll Misner Dennis Moore David Murillo 'Ed' 17 X ,f ag Gary Myler David Nottress Lowell Nelson Mardell Nelson Judy Okamura Lewella Okesson Arthur Oxley Bonnie Packer 'L' S A ,- , f M H, .V if x 5 :ykqgg -5 5' Y .f fg f i 'lk .1 . 31 1 ,JW N 5 5 3 X L 4? Joy Neider Ron Nitz Jerve Olsen Douglas Palmer Gary Paris Amelia Parker Bert Parker Sharon Parr 73 Elaine Nelson Georgia Nelson Lois Novis Kathleen Oborn Patricia Olsen Joe Ortega Larry Nelson Mary Osborn unio 'as Sv' Harvey Partner Neil Peterson 15 .1-if 2 , 1 A i Q . X . X rx' M I' N Darlene Payne Alice Pehrson Sandra Peterson Faye Petty Mary Pifchford Aldine Ponzo unio 'za Garren Perkins Edgar Perry Richard Phelps Ramona Pierce Janet Poole Bruce Porges Gary Powers Joyce Prescott ll .fi ' .jeu S 13 Z, 1 P ' Michael Peter Sharon Pierce Charles Potter Sharleen Randall Dixie Ramey Gerald Randall Q Carolyn Rawlins Francis Rowson 74 1 0 6 x My Q x 'ls 5: 'Qs l qidwgs . L. P ,NX .D o fall., in R ...was .- Q i Eric Read Jean Ritzman Ken Rornriell Gary Ryan xXx NX 'mg .5 , Julie Reddy Pat Roberts Anna Rossi Sharon Rytting i fl x Joanne Reid Shirley Roberts Kay Rossiler Gary Sanford Russell Say Jerry Schiess Lucille Scott Dale Seamons 75 Sue Rlmmer Llnda Rohner we Bob Reynolds Linda Richardson Lamar Robinson Ronnie Robson Diane Rough Ralph Rowley uizio 'ca U ,,, Se, A Q at 3? Ji If K WF x Kim Sharp Carolyn Smith v fy ,..: '49 1 A :fin 2 Q,-ga . 3 A if in .F ri y f gif ,- i Pat Shiflett Curtis Smith Mark Sousa wzio 'za Sharon Simmons Maridean Smith Stan Spicer Paula Stocks uf X . A 1 , Q- -' -gg i NY?-egg. k v. .. , E. .W 1 .zip - , 'P , X V X if VQQ Tommy Simmons Marilee Smith De Ann Stanley Marilyn Stone Carolyn Strobelt Dennis Stuart J ohn Stuc ki Jean Sturdevant 76 Anita Slavik Mariean Sommers James Stanley Verda Stone ,al Keith Sluder Mary Lou Somsen Audrey Stinger David Stoweli ,ZZ th .Q , i ,, 'ii 'a 5 if 2.1 s?.s i'A'n was 1? I 5? H as 5 . :X A xi X NX sw X Nsig . YW .,..z Q 'I' f so S f if J Gail Thompson Ronald Valenty I Jim Swatsenbarg Sharon Swisher Rosalie Symanski Hallie Thorpe Ruth Tolman Jeri Toone Thayne Voyles John Vestal Bud Voyles Judy Watts Linda Webb Lamono Webster Peggy Weir Clark Wellard Darth West Marsha West 77 Lyn Teuscher Tommy Terrell Mike Tuck Linda Tucker Val Walker Sandra Worth wzio 'za Judy Westrip Ron Whitehead Elsie Wheatley Beth Wheeler Geraldine Wilding Janet Wiles Carol Wood Frances Wood unio za Bonnie Wheelock Jeanene Whithead Bill Whitehead Larry Williams Danny Willard Paul Windley Wanda Wood Bill Woodland Gwenna Woodward Michael Wright Mitzi Yamauchi Karen Zweigart n snzozy Verda Stone Marilee Smith Bill Clark Lamona Webster Gwenna Woodward Leonard Crisman 78 cg pgomozgi 1 S2 Vs Wx 'f 17,21 H Yiigl. M5251 5, gan' 45 'l4lf,Hv ,gfigy 1545, ,ry - 9 5.3 LYNN TRIPLETT President 4,4 RALPH ANDERSON Vice-President cgofzgomo 'ras Looking back over our first yeor of high school, we find an unforgetable past. Although we were sophomores, the first day of school found us as green as any of the former freshmen were. Our first class party, held the last of November, was a huge success. Everyone joined in for the big Splash, and we went swimming at the I. S. C. gym. Afterwards, we danced and had refreshments. Red ond Blue Day proved to be one of the most unfor- getable days of the year. Our class float, which we thought was so huge and wonderful, seemed to be surprisingly small up against the other floats. But, after all the worry, JULENNE HILL Secretary we came through with flying colors by winning third place. We were very proud, and especially proud of our lovely princess, Sharon Kelly. During February, we started working on our Sopho- more Assembly. The script was written by Ralph Anderson and the theme was Rocking Through the Ages. The as- sembly truly showed what the sophomores can do when they work together. As our sophomore year draws to a close, we no longer feel confused and unsure of ourselves. With our newly gained confidence, we hope to be the best class in the history of Pocatello High School. BECKY MILLER Treasurer ? '4 1 Polly Abe Carol Abernathy Mike Adams Linda Adkins Robert Albright Bob Allen Diana Allen Larry Ames Cathy Anderson Durrell Andersen Joyce Anderson Ralph Anderson Ray Anderson Ricky Anderson Jim Anthoney Virginia Argenbright Joan Aspitarfe Charles Bacon cgopgomo 'aaa SNYIKY Bacon Sharon Bakor Marva Banks Bl Gwen Barlow Jo Ann Basfow Sue Ann Bastow Jean Bayliss Maxine Bean Gary Beckstead Jo Ann Beebe Jim Bellin Judy Bently Michele Bircher Michele Black Nickie Blanco Sharon Blodgett Mike Bollingbroke Kent Boren Myrna Bowden Bruce Bowman Wendell Boodry opfiomozsa Elaine Boyd Pat Bradley Adelle Braflon 82 J f f 4 45 l xulfal, r. ' w. A 'f Maire Bringhursf Sue Buehler Sharon Burkey Jeannie Caccia I EI as if .nv Ji .. ' l X 0 ,, B 5 -f N . X ,,.mw?:5r gg y uffv 3.43 , i': 't'M-1 f fe. ' .I ' Duane Brown James Brown Jerry Brown Linda Bullen Vickie Bullock Delbert Bunce Jonelle Burton Nancy Burton Pat Busacker Arofzgomo 'zu Karl Call Karen Camerud . 40 -7 . 3 1 ik K Y pp l A my , N J I g r- X K if K ' sf ? i, ' x '-ff L.. X I Mary Brown Krissey Bunce Kenny Bybee 1 I' ' I X ,X 5 0' 'f 'S ' Q ' X A isfilqlllbffili X51 1 l ,IA Mike Brown Janene Burk Wesley Cable X1 David Canrrill Luana Carlsen Mary Carson Shannon Casteel Gloria Cowley Carol Chaffln Rosanna Chambers Vicki Chambers Bill Chandler Bonnie Chapman Sandy Chase Ginger Chester Par Christ Cherri Christensen John Chrisfensen Karen Christensen Sue Christner Judy Chrisropherson cgopgonzo 'cas Leroy Churchill Bob Clark Vern! Clark 84 Gloanno Clark Lal: Clark Ann Coates Lorraine Cobbey Brenda Colfln Marlena Colaman Clark Collins bean Conrad Jim Contos Ronald Cook Dian Cornellson Betty Crane Jlm Crltchlay Sharon Culver Judy Cunningham Laddie Curran Mark Dahlstrom Sharon Dalldorf Awopfionzozea Blll Davldson Franco: Davidson Bill Dalarnot 85 Donnls DeLong Jlm Donkors BIII Dawitt Leah Dlsdior Jerry Dissault Sharon Donlchl Bath Donnelly Richard Dorran Darwin Doss Bob Duncan Ray Eaton Ronnie Eaton Evolyn Edlnglon Dan Edwards Doug Edwards Jay Egbert James Elbradar Jay Ellls cgopfionzo 'asa .,.,.,.,,, M,.cr..,,. ...M 86 Connle Evans Douglas Evans Lynn Evenson Gary Falter Steve Farnsworth Phlllp Felt Richard Fields Beverly Firkins Tom Floyd Joanne Fordyce Lyle Foster Norma Foster Sharon Foster Ranae Fowler Donna Mae Francis Dennis Frazier Glana Frazier Ted Frlcke Ajopfziomo 'aaa Jdnlce Frllol John Furiman Rosanne Garfcrd 87 Anne Garrett Mary Garvln Gary Gautier .lim Gaved Judy Bently Mel Georaeaon Paul Gibbons Adele Gilbert Pat Gish Cindy Goddard Sue Gratton Ronald Green Wilfred Griggs Jerry Grimm Diana Grossman Elvine Gunter William Gunter Donna Haddenham .cgopfiomo 'aaa Jarilyn Hahn Claudia Hall Dlane Hall Eleanor Hall Frank Hall Judy Halllng Pot Halterman Vern Hancock Kon Hanson Lynda Hanson Jack Hanson Vlckle Hanes Sandi Hannifon Dixie Hardman Bette Harlan Elana Harmon Karon Harris Davld Haskeft Sharon Haskeff Wilma Haskett Marllyn Hathaway cgopflomo 'LEA Glenn Howkal Lindo Hawk!! Lowell HGVIICIS 89 Bruce Hayworth Lindo Hayworth Walter Hayworth John Heath Nancy Heath Mlllicent Hegsted Darlene Henderson Mary Ann Henderson Kent Henderson David Hess Jimmie Higby Bill Hill Julene Hill Leslie Hill Patty Hillman Michael Hirschi Gloria Hoehnen Lynda Hoffman cgopfziomo 'asa Richard Hoggan Dirk Hollingsworth Kristen Holman 90 Marloan Holmes Ann Hopkins Brent Hopkins Vickie Hopkins Bruce Horno Judi Horton Frank Hough Jonlo Howoll Leonard Howell Elaino Huber Aurora Huorla Vickl Hunt Donnls Jonson Lyle Jenkins Shirley Jenson Edweno Johnson Janet Johnson Jacquolyn Johnson opgomo 'asa Wlllord Johnson Karon Johnson Florino Jones 91 John Judd Marilyn Just Anne Kcnomolo Sharon Kelly Shlrlcy Kelly Sandro Kloinkopf Tom Knlffln Torn Knight Clifford Knobllck Joe Koehler Mory Lou Koontz Mock Krolzcnbock Raymond Kunza Vicky Kutzman John Laiblo Kathryn Lallas Lo Moun Loran Craig Larson Sjopfiomo 'aaa ,...L.. LW.. ....,L.. W.. .....,,..,L.c..., 92 Ronda Llndsoy Andy Link Ernie Link Allen Lish Bill Lloyd Lu Ann Lown Dnlyla Lyon Betty McCarthy Terry McCarthy Jackie McConnell Dora McDaniel Sharon Mcbovltt Shcllo Mcbcvitt Ronny Mclnolly Bob McLaughlin Terry McLoughlin Ruth McLeod Gcrrl McNltt opfzomo 'asa 5300007 Mddrld Juli! Modkrl Anita Moostos Shirlonc MGIICI' 93 Craig Marky Llnda Marloy Bob Marshall Maria Elena Martin Myrna Matthews Gtorgc Moaly Jaarlla Modud Sfova Marrlll Cecilia Mosraz Becky Miller Larry Millar Mary Mlllor Karon Mlllward Curtis Mitchell Sharon Mirton Barry Montgomery Lnida Moon Marvin Moon ciopgonw 'aaa DUNN! Morgan Jim Mullck Email Murriafa Jerry Mylrl 94 Norman Myers Richard Myers Mary Nalloy Bonnle Nash Everord Nelson Roullnd Nowoy Far Lu Nielsen Ronald Nielsen Judy North Julie Nugent Lindo Obrey Pot 0'Conner Donna Olsen Gwon Olson Judy O'Neal Lee Onstott Donna Ortega Glenda Packer Colloon Palfroyman Jo Ann Palfroyman Phillip Pantor Jo Ann Poollno 95 Jerri Lee Parker Norene Parlrln Nllene Patten Sharon Payne Glen Peck Ronald Perklne Llndo Peterson Errol Phippen Lenore Pizer Jim Platt Ellen Podsladlo Joan Porter Allen Potter Davld Powers Roger Powers Bill Praegitzer Marilyn Pratt Park Price gopgomo 'asa Sarah Pugmlre Steve Pugmlre Dennis Romey Barham Ranch 96 Leon Ransom Carol Rast Stephen Raymond Dollie Reesor Sharlene Reid Richard Reisinger Helen Rhodes Jon Rich Nancy Rlley Treatha Roach Hanna Roberts Karen Roberfs Neva Roberts Linda Robison Dave Rooney Rhea Rosa les Brenda Rowe Janet Rowe Avopgomofcea Sharon Rowe Marilyn Rowland Sharon Royter Karen Roylance l 97 Gary nucms Ffisdlllo Rupp l Sally Sams Ben Sanford' Julie sam uma sammnla Dave Saunders Ronnie Sewer Deonne Schulthler Sharann Schutt Lavell Schwartz Bonnie Scott Darrell Scott DOYWS SCON Darlene Sellers Mary Selders Marlene Selover Pam Shader Sjopfionzo 'aaa Barbara Shamburger Kent Shlozawa Errol Shippen Wayne Shurtllff 98 Phlllip Slmeson Paul Simmons Paul Sisneros Barbara Smith Martha Smith Mary Lee Smith Linda Sorenson Paul Sorenson Bonnie Souza Mike Sawoyo Bill Spraker Larry Stanton Richard Stanton Kent Steed Karen Steller Ralph Stephenson Mary Helen Stevens Janet Stinger Joanne Stewart Ronnie Stewart Eunice Stirling Linda Stirling 99 Leroy Stoddart Inez Stolworthy Shanna Storey Nikki Stuart Sharrie Styhl Dennis Sullivan Gloria Swallow Sharl Sutton Willard Swenson Jackie Swisher Cheri Taylor Danny Terry Stu :rt Teuscher Judy Thomas Judy Thompson Hole Thornock Stanley Thyberg Renee Tomlinson Avopfzo mo 'Lea Kathleen Tripp Sheralyn Tripp Lynn Triplltt Skip Tschanz 100 Bob Turner Marlene Twltchell Bud Underwood Cecelia Valadez Annette Valentine Sandra Wade Dolores Walker Dorothy Walker Gene Walker Jerald Walker Kay Walker Bob Wallace Eugene Walton Darlene Ward Janice Ward Linda Ward Joe Warren Elizabeth Warth gopgo mo 'aaa Linda Warth Tony Worth Marsha Weaver Linda Wellard 101 Linda Walls Karon Wheclwrlght Lynn Whitehead Marlsue Wieland Nancy Wllkcr Christina Wllloclu Dennis Williams Linda Williams Tommy Wlllmore Sondra Willson Bob Wilson Karon Wooluy Linda Wilson Roger Wilson Marie. Wilson Nancy Wren Eligabeth Wright Mlko Wright Miki York Donna Zoccardl David Alvord Jirry Zlol Marcia Quinn 102 gcgoof life 41 ? E Lovely senior royalty on Red and Blue Day were, left to right-Chris Carter, attendantg Wendy Walker, queen, and June Ann Evans, attendant. The junior class chose perky Doris Barrett as Charming Sharon Kelly was the selection of their attendant for the annual festivities. the sophomores for their first Red and Blue Day. l04 A big silver star and princess Doris Barrett highlighted the junior class float, which took second place in class competition. The seniors slaved many long, hard hours on their swan and gondola and were rewarded by winning first prize. . The sophomore float, adorned with pretty Sharon Kelly in front of a colorful rainbow, added much to the parade and won third place. 105 The Grande March of Royalty was escorted from the cor- onation ceremonies by student body officers. Kay Rossiter, twirler, sets pace for Poky High's Marching Band. The gay Indian head float, built jointly by the Industrial Arts club and the Future Farmers of America, lent a light air to the parade. Oske's Holiday, the Pocatello High School Red and Blue Day theme, was supported by the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion float, which received first prize in the club division. IO6 N r .L , A A W he -1 + S2 .'r',,- . . - 'Y 'K , ii ,X so 3 e is - . l. 8 f i s 4 is N lk Mtg, 'Pg M s 03.3 ,, . It ,, ' Q . 1 U -, ity -ff .. Q.: 1, .,gf:- t ef. rf . , xzfyggei .t E ,. i ' ,l out nik. g 'cites ,v 1 Dm I. . -P, . K , , .L . . ., ,Ly-'ft - w Q :ff g a Y: .., . , -Q ' H Q fl ' rl N, 4 ff Q? , X t 'Q-t , as .pq-Y , ' J , . Q. A ,,- u ' y' . ,, , . ,, , A . -. 1 .5 , .I , fan -...W F A 4 'E in Xl ' K x ' 1 .,w5Xt, k Y The Business Department float started out with a bang but lasted only a few blocks. One of the many club floats entered in the Red and Blue Day parade festivities. he band holds attention during the half time ceremonies. 107 Cool weather did not daunt school spirit at the football games. nau wzaf cqmamgfiif The camera gets o candid shot of the students as they wait for the inauguration of student body officers. Mr. Marchel turns the microphone over to Student Body President Bob Steffens. Steve Anderson thanks the students for electing him Senior Class President. Poky's principal, Mr. Marchel, administers the oath of office to Speaker of the House, Steve Young. 108 eomefzicaf wean of fge gufuzs Poky Hi's SPUTNlX was built by Harold Bennett and Dave Crone. Solid Geometry polygons add to the modernistic theme. John Rumel's robot teaches the class while surrounded by forms of the future. ELDO, the robot, a ioint project of Carol Elle and Carolyn Dohse, . 4 demonstrates a rocket built by George Walker. 109 Uta Weismann, German exchange student, reigns as queen of the Harvest Ball. Her attendants Kay Loomis, right, and Marilyn Rowland, left, share her happiness. P Club member Dave Collins lectures Lana Hansen on the evils of loitering in the halls during school hours. Physiology students watch intently as their instructor, John Evans, explains the anatomy of a rabbit as he disects it in class. HO Karlene Smith, Jeanne LewiS, Gnd Chris Carter J take roles as musicians in Lawrence Welk's band during the assembly. Mardean Ward and Nancy Olson blow bubbles to add to the Champagne Music sparkle. Leslie Heaps, Ann Joe Preece, Ellen Avery, and Jeanne Culbertson portray the little Lennon Sisters of the Lawrence Welk Band. Members of the senior drill team perform during the ceremony. Ill Marlene Guenther, German exchange student, surrounded by her attendants Susan Flandro, left, and Pat Christ, right, reigns as queen of the Band Ball. 1 l Betty Brubaker gives an after dinner speech to I members of her speech class, who listen intently. H -w-n.....,.w M :J--:W-r , David Thomas, left, and Jim Gilbert, right, demonstrate the electric motors they made as their Physics class project. Lois Lyon uses puppies to illustrate her sales H ll speech in Distributive Education class. 3 ' F fi png, :gl-,gm H2 l .gwflizif of Ugfzisfmas Christmas spirit is expressed by an evergreen Art students paint murals that were displayed tree which is the symbol of everlasting life. Peggy Gambles, Carolyn Poore, and Gary Ryan open their Christmas presents at the Pocatellian staff party. throughout the school. Robert Gooch, high school guidance coun- selor, trys to blow bubbles with a m wand he received at the Pocatellian pa agic rty. i 1: .V . ' :ki lil xx' I I Shorrrrw Welker is startled by photographer Os student teacher Miss Pinkerton of I. S. C. demonstrates thc use of 0 boom bolorice scale Wayne Whitlow, biology teacher, is surrounded in chemistry lab. by students os he disploys his pet rattle smoke. 1 v-0 n fs.. 4 Tom Christensen gives his orotion on the Poky Hi's spirit of Oske hos become o reolity. American Bill of Rights. Dixie Hunt is shown os Oske. taxi A t A i 1 I4 Senior class members decorate band stand in the Monte Carlo theme that was displayed throughout the dance. .snioz Bal? Jerry Norton and his date, Uranio Giesbrecht, enjoy the comforts of the refreshment foyer. Couples of senior class members watch inten- tively during the coronation ceremonies. , i 'Tl Queen Suzanne Wurster receives her bouquet of roses from senior class president, Steve An- derson. Attendants Pat Sherburne and Nancy Olson ore being admired by Angelo Papapavlos and Bruce Smith. 115 Qifzfa 1 Uowzaif cqmamgfy Council members assume parts as freshmen in a take off on boy-crazy girls during football The modern Pocatello High School basketball season. players practice before the big game. 98 ,..-1 Gerald Beebe and Delmar Hudson are awarded membership certificates as All American High Spring fever has overcome the girls and they School Football team members by Joe Cullinane, are ready to learn how to play tennis under the KWIK sports' announcer, as their coach, John direction of the new, goodelooking male coach. Evans, looks on, II6 Exdgdngi iiimgllii Exchange Assemblies were tirst introduced into Pocatello High School in the l953-54 school year, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls, and Preston were the orig- inal exchanges. The program has been developed until this year there were five assemblies, Snake River H. S. and Bonneville H. S. having joined this year. Acts illustrated on this page are from Preston High School. ll7 Newly instolled score boord an gymnosnum IS Poky'5 Ivbrory wos filled wuth students most of surrounded wnh signs dvsployung school spurlt the your because of lock of space in study halls. Poky's Oske clowns with on ldoho Falls' Tnger durlng the bosketboll tournament, ,mo , --f fall f during the hdlf-tnme breok between the ldoho Cheer leoders Joan Merrell ond Horold Bennett Folls-Pocatello basketball gome. Fd-A leod the student body in spirit ronsnng yells Pocatello High School musi- Steve Young instructs mem- cians wait backstage in the bers of the Key Club honor auditorium for their act guard on how they are to pre- to go on. sent the flag during basketball games. Students seem to have time to develop their artistic talents by decorating for Poky's dances. s , 'E .1 f1 3A47Z'7 N 272 13 Chemistry students are the Kenny Kuhn and Jean Sturde- first out the door during o tire vant work intently on their drill, sections of the Pocatellian as the printers' deadline draws near. ll9 Pocatello High School senior choir Ralph Kennord receives students ap- ond orchestra rehearse during the plause after the bands excellent music Idaho High School Music Clinic in during the music department Pocatello. assembly. ms' During on assembly Jim Liday, Angelo Bus students are shown climbing into Papapavlos, and Steve Young show their buses ot the end of the school signs of weariness caused by exams. clay, 120 www Q ,,,. nf' . xg -. - ,v1 ,d'3JX ., W .. - Freshman girls enjoy lunch recess. Senior girls now, they look much older The big moment hos arrived for seniors. Students study outdoors upon the Student service member listens long- arrivol of Spring. ingly to the call of spring fever. 121 are Mgr, Bonnie Howell recites a prayer to open an as- sembly. The tradition of opening all assem- blies by offering a small prayer of thanks to the Lord for all he has bestowed upon the student bcdy and faculty during the school year has added much to the quality of the be- havior of the audience. Lord make me a channel of Thy peace. That where there is hatred-I may bring love, That where there is wrong--I may bring the spirit of forgiveness That where there is discord-I may bring harmony, That That That That where there where there where there where there is error-l may bring truth, is doubt-l may bring faith, is despair-l may bring hope. are shadows--I may bring Thy light, That where there is sadness-I may bring joy. Lord, grant that l may seek rather To comfort-than to be comforted, To understand--than to be understood, To love-than to be loved, For It is by giving-that one receives, It is by self-forgetting-that one finds, It is by forgiving-that one is forgiven. 122 St. Francis of Assisi Qugncafioni 52 EDITOR-iN-ci-:IEP Judy McCain U55 .f ocafeffian This is not just a book of pictures, not just a book containing names of all the students of Pocatello High School, but ci book filled with memories. Made possible by hard work, it comes to fill your lives with enjoyment. The staff hopes you receive as much pleasure from this book as they did from producing it. BUSINESS MANAGER John Rumel 124 Pat Jolley and Louise Claycomb, copy editors, find their work humorous as they work on copy for the year book, Sharon Bullock and Lyn Teuscher, activity editors, wonder what magic this cabinet in the Pocatellian office may hold for them. Working diligently are Susa n Herzog and Eleanor Pattis, index editors, to meet their deadline. C I u b Editor, Karen Dressen, looks up from her work long enough to smile for the photog- rapher while Jean Sturdevant looks on. Trying to explain how to lay out pictures to Innocent Ruth DeKay, senior activities editor, Ruth Tolman and Peggy Gambles, assistants, is has indeed touched her assistant's funny bone, class editor, Carolyn Poore. as one can see by the look on Mitzi Yamauchi's face.. Not smiling for the birdie but laughing is the business staff of the Pocatellian. Back row, left to right'-Richard Murri, John Hardy, Kip Power, and Dave Berrett. Front row, left to right-Pat Sherburne and Nancy Olson. Standing like soldiers are the photographers of the Pocatellian staff, left to right-Richard Murri, John Hardy, John Rumel, Kip Power, and Neil Parisot. No, not seeing double-just Dixie Ramey, the creator of our cover for the i958 yearbook. Not looking extremely happy is Neil Parisot, editor of School Life. Something must have been funny, judging by the ex- pressions on the faces of Kenny Kuhn and Gary 'Ryan, sports editors. l26 Looking up from his work o moment is David Smiling after reading a funny story in the Chieftain Thomas, Editor in Chief for the Chieftain, is Marilee Smith, Assistant Editor. Cizeffazn EXTRA! EXTRA! The news from Poky High School. The Chieftain puts Poco- tello High School's best foot forward in print. Published every three weeks, it is one of the few activities that touches every student in the school. Associate Editor first semester, and Sports Editor, second semester is Floyd Anderson, who types Mary Ann Anderson has a reason to smile, she is away on a story, the Business Manager. ie participants were r coats in the music Or WHAT can be on everyone? If we en? Drop the whole 'ed, but from re suddenly where no one They relieve though it were we hope it ale is the ones walking on The :ead of reading, or rst place and can't do the work by it- .o some one else to idredloecf ou say, a dlscourt- agazine articles and rhaps we teenagers rch the rest of the asked nor answered ld you to find the loor in front of an , corner :tanding in J failed to of the who violently rhaps the ers who have ch X 3 fly Q0 19 N A 165358 I4 r Fi 4 Q v s 9: ss A 5 nl l 53555223 O 4 Q hard you tried, you always could have done better. You'd think they'd act their age and try not to make life so difficult. Parents use that old forgetting to Why in heav- you used bath and noth- until it honest- o pick up hang up or needs to take for ght, if ther a LARSEN she'1l IU fophe' , ...irself vhoiog -- rv with the r. ..,.npment-cuticle scis- si -, ringer nail file, and Band aids. You can start filing the nail at the beginning of the wrestling match and finish the cuticle trim- ming during a clinch. You can't help it if you get a little excited and cut off her fingers rather than the cuticle. She needn't worry about what the people at the of- fice will think about all the band- aged fingers. She can just tell them her daughter gave her a man- icure! They'l1 understand. If you're a guy what's nicer than offering to wash the car? To make sure Dad'll notice the job, forget to scrub two of the white side- walls, or perhaps let the whole outfit drip dry. Dad will notice all right! Now forget may just find side of the of my much of fair. I'm more know. as you any- of at- always ,N ntionist. GNL BALI?-Ngwr oopular. Exchange ,, too. I've -..test bop-records. Let's .ace it, I'm a real cool cat. Funny, these creeps don't appreciate me. And just to show how strange life is, take Dick Allen for in- stance-he's ln my English class. He doesn't even want to be pop- ular-but he is. He's modest in his dress and behavior, easy going. doesn't even follow the crowd. He's very religious-follows the Golden Rule. I just can't see what they see in a creep like that. How they could like such a sissy is beyond mn hut thev dn. Strange isn't it? LIIC ICUBJ CVC the shattered heart the will to believe. Past me flies life, I shall never return THE BOY: THE SEED A small boy, to A small seed, to be A flower to plant, a A child homeward A tree to grow, a A life heavenward A troubled mind the life of tree, A prayer to A smile to to bring up a is the will of planner. this or anything, but aln' little sunburned? NO, POPS, replied Sam' good Lord just made x done. That, said the tiger, the least is the most undt understatement of the dec to change the sub for that cot like the: Winter's took I feel no Its rain is co ti . as from the MA cry C531 RJOR d 1 ' The children Goff SIMMONS an EV gloves, 0Oni5f t beaten r the cooing chatter of shivering ' lasts- doves. Crazy, sed the tlg Leaves have fallen, summer's gone, love's gone too, been gone so long. Spring was here when firs' 've met, Yes, and other things to iv, A soft white flow'r, a rus these are the things I best. f A A fight with grass ou r Q' But winter's here s' heard that tape previous a my cue, - Why by that might turn into butter - he did. and made a stack ' give compe' Build Q '-.d well,- 4 Y ! g Sambo's mammy came 1 By Janice R av. V- ,, -I og.. ' 1 Q 5. is palm Gear Tha' lame get it? God! I d ,DA TT W if X Q Tone. . 1 Q i As my friend C fuf,,,,O,fLALOCk :ar Charlie's ne' car a tall young strange. Mohgger .ru boys don't hav the Lord's name like that, do yo.. Although secretly admiring his courage, I snapped back, it to you. Anyway it isn't really swearing. Wait a minute, my friend answered. Maybe we've been too careless with our language. I persisted, I still say it isn't swearing. Why you hear it in est movies, read it in popular novels! 'Godl' What's all this stuff got to do with me? The stranger shook his head sadly, Perhaps much more t think. I turned to my friend, Who is this man that he should much about a little thing like taking the Lord's name in vain? back again to the stranger. He had disappeared! Funny, I never heard him leave. Well, Here Is Your Proot! Ja lflfe. by Donna Velenty idless deep l Place Lord Tennyson el' QC! for the state ga: dldn't believe in a l toumament while 12-13-14 at the ISC se area, Twin Falls, still undetermined, iern Idaho regional i align to fester and burn? E to sleep? Do you ict hooks seem dim reading impossible? ' the pages as you ssons? You do?! irug Drrr-ipy Eye Posing so nicely for their pictures are, from left to right- Steve Young, first semester Doug Lower Sports Writer use. Guess two cups should do it, Sports Writerg Judy Murrietta, Girls' Sports Writer, Bill Taber, Sports Editor, 8 though. Now, let's add the eggs, gosh! Those egg shells make a lot of noise. They must add flavor to the cake. Next, we sift the dry in- gredients together and mix with water and vanilla. Man!! Water and vanilla sure don't sift good with flour!' Now, we mix the whole shi-bang together. Did I forget the baking powder? I'd better add about five teaspoons just in case. Mom says that makes the cake rise. Okay, into the oven you go. There, that's that. Guess I'll give Joe a buzz. That was pretty easy, he ought ta try lt sometime, of course I'll have to help him a little: he'd make too many mistakes: but I'm a real expert. A., 1.-.... uaalll -1-A... W. U- I C 8 Showing off y are Martha h Wlldl, HIOSL UI y0Ul' very many of you. lo know are those glass just out of is Donna Valenty and looking on Rashke and Christine McDaniel, Editorial Writers. supplied by your own small brain, now wouldn't it? After all when you ask someone for the answersg or better yet copy from someone's of a me P001 S Remember in the first Chieftain how we off as a shoulder to cry an invitation to z Chieftain to bring out 1 exist in our school? Well, the other day a bog on our offer of a help! a simple i?l reque What a request. I was sitting in the C one morning isul when a junior be for obvious reasn in very embarrased and or a good five minutes I efore me, red-faced, rock! de to side, and stammex uttering. Finally, however, he mal :ter the simple words he h noklng on for so long. ou see lf any girls are estrooms so I can go measure them? KI had z e meant the restrooms an me- He didnt send right.: He added a pitiful fuse him. poor kld'i cla elect ple the dooi glr and beg: throw well and been i see the1 of our Dixie Groth, Copy Editor, jokingly shows Jim Dillon, News Writer, a simple mistake that was made. nxcept remaps lou The old saying that anyone who roller skates can surely ice skate, isn't necessarily so. You've been skating on that sidewalk in front of your house now for quite a num- ber of years but try the same on ice and you're literally a flop! You never know whether the skates are too tight or too loose until you have a sprained ankle or until the blood stops rushing to your foot and your whole leg is asleep. Never have you known anything harder to fall on than ice. Or is it that you just aren't so flexible as you used to be. Anyway, what ever your reason, one crack on that crazy bone and you're ready to quit. Right? Do you remember the time you fell on the back of your head rather than on the back nf vnnr lan whm-p 7 someone noticed how much , sembled an elephant on lce! You think-now if I tal mighty slow and easy I'll right. Step-glide, step-glid. so on. Just as you seem covering a radius of four 1 yards you manage to get way of the hockey players. right, sit down and hope the you. Coward! So you wonder if you wo' better if you held on to sol Huh? How about the gang ing crack-the-whip? Dumbbi ahead they'1l gladly put you Gosh, they go faster tha thought they did. Just ho and you'll be fine! You foo pulled his glove off and nov where you're headed! Straig that dirt bank! Mn--1 411-4 ......r..- ...- A V. 5? - 7, a t 1 , ,xi f f 'A f m , . YJ- 'P H 'L ' ' A A J LS - Admiring pieces of their journalistic efforts are Dave Listening intently to instructions are Brenda Coffi Rooney, Lois l-laislip, Glenna Henderson, and Norma Foster, Mrs. Messex, advisor, and Mark Souza, Lorna McCaskiIl, ggogglf clfigfifigflfa Poky Highlights is wfaiien by the ioumoiasm classes and their wcrk is published in the ldahc State Journal. ln this way, the public is in- lumn formed of all activities ot the students of Poca- tello High School. ol CO Umbel wgtli- . h S5 ext ww xhsolgfejup in th ts w The Swclliels ale ell in Must have been a funny story the journalists are pu Smiling at their creation are Vicki Bullock, Gerri Bartz, lishing, according to Nancy Wrenn, Gary Beckstea and Richard Reisinger. Margie Simmons, and Judy McCain. .W 4 . -...--A if S Jwuiic and Efzamczfica 7 W4 EQ : Mr. Bowring, Jarilyn Hahn, Clifford Knoblich, Lonna Barbour, Janet Anderson, Nancy Wilker, Tamara Wilcox, Carol Wood, Pat Bradley, Sondra Henderson, Arlo Worth, Linda Rohner, Larry Labbee, Joanne Fordyce, Inez Stolworthy, Kay Rossiter and Judy Edeen. Back row-Ranae Fowler, Vernon Buffoloe, Ruth Dekay, Richard Elgas, Barbara Kennedy, Robert Goranson, .f ocafsffo ' Among activities of the orchestra were par- ticipation in the fifth and sixth district music clinic and a winter concert. The orchestra oc- companied the Senior Choir when it performed Mozart's Requiem. Eight of the members took part in All-State music clinic. Different Those late practices at night! 132 LC u Deanna Denison, Fred Stoll, Mike Moore, Doug Hatch, Elsie Dixon, Jolene Lyon, John Hardy, Jerry Chivers, Bern Dayley, Colleen Kidd, Mary Garvin, Kenny Cameron Not pictured was Ann Fricke, John Rumel and Ron Worth. Scgoof Dzagasfza groups have played for Iuncheons, conven- tions, and P. T. A. The orchestra sold light bulbs with the band and Choir to earn money to go to Solt Lake. The members took part in the April music festival. Orchestra officers are, left to right-Linda Rohner, Vice President. .. Sondra Henderson, President, Carol Wood, Reporter. Absent was Tamara Wilcox, secretary. A O 4 4. Band members listed in their respective sections are: Flutes -Barbara Kennedy, Ruth DeKay, Rance Fowler. Oboes- Deanna Denison, Mitzi Yamouchi. Clarinets-Patsy Lund- quist, Mike Moore, Robert Wilson, Linda Ward, Gordon Ellis, Ted Fricke, Virginia Argenbright, Georgia Nelson, Henry Fleming, Arthur McOmber, Bob Reynolds, Barry Mont- gomery, Judy Roper, Elsie Dixon, Jimmy Contos. Bass Clar- inet-Richard Drake, Robert Curtis, Ronald Nielson, Leon Ransom. Trumpets-Vernon Buffaloe, Richard Elgas, Wil- lard Swenson, Chuck Downey. Bassoon-John Hardy, Jolene Lyon. Alto Saxophone-Gary Falter, John Roeder. Tenor Saxophone-Bruce Hegstrom, Robert Hudson. Baritone Sax- A p ocaso L .7 ' pqfiv ,Xu M f 1 I J l f'iibwJ 'Q-'53 J I A Ralph Kennard, Director Practice and more PRACTICE! 134 ophone-Roger Powers. Bass Saxophone--George Walker. French Horns-Fred Stoll, Bob Goranson, Ronald Drake, Douglas Hatch, George Mealey, Pat Moore, Rondell England, Raymond Cross, Steve Merrill. Cornets-Kent Vernon, Barry Howes, Ronald Curtis, John Anderegg, Paul Windley, Rich- ard LaMothe. Baritones-Carl Martinez. Wilfred Griggs, Bill Sanger. Trombones--John Rumel, Craig Larsen, Bern Day- ley, Jerry Chivers, David Hess, Ginny Elderkin, Gary Gautier, Ned Traughber. Basses-Ronald Porter, Joe Ortega, Lyle Forrest, John Lewis. Percussion-Ronald Worth, Bob Arbon, Kenny Cameron, Mary Garvin, Colleen Kidd, Wayne Shurtliff, Dennis Sullivan. f-Shfloof Bam! JUST one mofe time fl 0UQl l Fred Stoll Assistant Director Senior choir members are, first row, left to right-Dorothy Anderson, Sharon Dixon, Ann Kane, Brenda Dustin, Marilyn Hawk, Nellie Spencer, Linda Thomas, Joan Davis, Deonne Bailey, Ellen Avery and Mr. Gabbard, Director. Second row-Linda Wells, Noreen Bright, Shari Sherwood, DeAnne Rutledge, Tamara Wells, .lim Lee, Spence Condie, Larry Cox, Bill Denkers, Dick Comer, John Liable, Ronnie Eaton, Harold Anderson, Gary Falter, Beverly Bol- ton, Margene Summers, Marilyn Conrad, Noreen Harmon and Sue Fennell. Third row-Mary Montgomery, Vickie Hopper, Ramona Pierce, Karen Freeman, Margaret Riddle, Diane Kidd, .f oeafeffo Several marvelous works have been pro- duced by this group this year. The group has presented HandeI's Messiah for a Christ- mas assembly and also at Boise, representing our school at Big Six Choir Conference. Mozart's Requiem has been presented twice The orchestra and choir presenting the Requiem for the student body. l36 Dave Clark, Bill Spraker, Gary Kerr, Mike Bolingbroke, Lee Garner, Gary Miller, Glenn Hawkes, Dcan Conrad, George Millward, Janet Willes, Marlene Onstott, Elmary Davidson, Marlene Coleman and Diane Fawson. Fourth row-Rea Carlson, Pat Jolley, Karen Bailey, Joy Anderson, Barbara Pratt, Kim Sharp, Bruce Hegstrom, Hale Thornock, Ron Warth, Bob Arbon, Tom Christensen, Mark Dahlstrom, Gary Bates, Worth Latimer, Glenn Keller, Peggy Lake, Joyce Bates, Shelley Freeman, Sharon Bullock and Pati Blalock. Accompanist is Verna Lee Croshaw. Iafioof 485512601 675061 this year, also. Without the direction of Mr. James Gabbard, none at this would have been possible. This year, too, the choir acted as host to music teachers and pupils from the entire state of Idaho at the I. M. E. A., Idaho Music Educators Association. James Gabbard, Choir Director l I Members are first row, left to right-Colleen Kidd, Paula Stocks, Darlene Sellers, Marilyn Rowland, Noreen Parkin, Mary Lou Somsen, Janet Sorg, Carol Rast, Hanna Roberts, Jo Ella Hepworth, Barbara Shamburger, Jackie McConnell, Almira Allen, Jo Ann Palfreyman, Linda Williams, Rosanna Combs, Maxine Bean and Marilyn Mollerup. Second row--Patty Christ, Sue Buehler, Mary Lee Smith, Edythe Okamura, Jeanette Bevans, Gloria Jones, Judy Christopherson, Karen Steller, Carol Allred, Dola Anderson, Delyla Lyon, Karen Millward, Jackie Johnson, Claudia issi Q t , v, C' 5, G 'Yi L R 0 H Jr it' Q. J' K . ' Y d'1xQl ' .r fl I is 1 J Q 5 1 Members of the Gate City Singers presented an opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. They are pictured, left to right-Linda Thomas, Diane Fawson, Barbara Pratt as shep- herdesses. Sitting on the stage is Amahl, Kim Sharp. The kings are Dick Comer, Grant Bartchi and Bill Denkers. Qifzfi C750 'cus Hall, Lenore Pizer, Margene Holmes, Bonnie Howell, Evelyn Allred and Janene Burk, Third row-Frances Davidson, Sharon Parr, Kay Burbank, Gwen Barlow, Pat Busacker, Jenny Elderkin, Roselind Newey, Deanna Barbre, Nancy Riley, Karan Roylance, Marsha Weaver, Judy Boyes, Jerri Toone, Mary Montgomery, Denee Romeriell, Sandra Clark, Gloria Gibbons, Jean Bailey and Shannon Casteel. Accompanist is Karen Harris, gate C7665 cgingefca Gate City Singers is a selected group from the Senior Choir. Members are, first row, left to right-Spence Condie, student director, Linda Thomas, Grant Bartchi, Sharon Dixon, Gary Kerr, Diane Kidd, Worth Lotimore, Betty Weatherman and David Clarke. Second row-Sharon Bullock, John Liable, Brenda Dustin, Hale Thornock, Marilyn Hawk, Mike Bolingbrooke, Nellie Spencer, Kim Sharp, Beverly Bolton and Larry Cox. ii i ,4. 139 Dr. Bradley, John Hardy, seems Professor Metz, Peter Nichols startled by something. appears very scientific. Sweet and innocent is June Acting startled is Richard Stanley, Sandy Lancaster. Stanley, Richard Jacobsen. In one of his angrier moods, we meet Sheridan Whitesides, Stephen Anderson. Disturbed by o statement of Mr. Sophisticated and stately, Mr. Whiteside is Sandy, Jim Lee. Whitesides' secretary, Maggie Cutler, is Pat Webster. The Man Who Came To Dinner. me 6743, eszfzoof fpfay Selected as this yeor's all-school play was the comedy that proved so successful on the stage and as a movie, The Man Who Came to Dinner. The play centers around Sheridan Whitesides, the man who came to dinner, and his secretary, Maggie Cutler. Whitesides is temporarily recup- erating from a fractured hip in the home of a small-town businessman when his secretary, Maggie falls in love. When Whitesides decides to break up the romance, complications occur. 140 ames Brown and Ray Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Stanley, played by Carol Harriet Stanley, portrayed by Pat Jncheon guests, await lunch as if Wright, tries to restrain her husband, Bloom, excitedly tells Whitesides of iwaiting a sentence of life in prison. played by Don Nichols. her life. 'he butler, Ralph Anderson, and the Dave Thomas, playing a newspaper This is why teachers go gray! Here cook, Brenda Rowe, await further editor, wants to know why he can't is Fred Nelson, director. orders from Whitesides. marry Whitesides' secretary, Maggie. lot in costume, left to right, row one -are Jackie Alvord as Miss Pree. Row wo-Floyd Anderson as Beverly Carl- any Bill Taber as Banio. Row three- Sharon Bartlett as Lorraine Sheldon. CAST Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley .,,... ............... . .. Miss Pree ..................... Richard Stanley ........... June Stanley ......... John ................... Sarah ...............,.... Mrs. Dexter ............... Mrs. McCutcheon ....... Club Woman ........... Mr. Stanley ........ Maggie Cutler ............ Dr. Bradley ...................... Sheridan Whitesidesg... Harriet Stanley ............ Bert Jefferson .,,.,.,.., Professor Metz .............. The luncheon guests ..... Mr. Baker .....,........ Lorraine Sheldon ..... Sandy .................... Beverly Carlton .... . Westcott .....,....... Banjo ........ l4l ........Carol Wright ........... ............ J ackie Alvord ....-.Richard Jacobsen .....Sandy Lancaster ......Ralph Anderson ........Brenda Rowe .Sharon Dickinson .-........Joy Anderson .....Sandy Hanifen Susan Gratton .......Don Nichols .........Pat Webster ................John Hardy Stephen Anderson ...............Pat Bloom ......David Thomas .....Peter Nichols ......Steve Young James Brown Ray Anderson .......-..Chet Fulwyler .......Sharon Bartlett Lee .......Floyd Anderson ...Fred DeGregory ..........BiIl Taber ,MCI X . ii is lf-ly 17' xl '1 5 Members are, first row, left to right-John Rumel, Director. Second row--Barry Howes and Jerry Chivers. Third row-Kent Vernon, Richard Drake and Bern Dayley, Fourth row-Ron Curtis, Bob Hudson, Ronald Drake, Bruce Hegstrom and Garv Gautier. Fifth row-Richard Elgas, Rondell England, George Walker, Gary Falter, Fred Stoll and Carl Martinez. Sixth row-John Anderegg, Bob Wilson, Mike Moore and Doug Hatch. Seventh row-Wilfred Griggs, Ron Warth, Bob Arbon, Kenny Cameron, and Ron Porter. .f .ffl Z-Banc! The Pep Band builds the spirit of Poky High through music. Without the help cf this group, the Pep Club is lost, the players lose their incentive, and a game is dead. Many thanks to this fine music group for providing Poky with many musical moments. 142 E I 1 .f ocafaffo 930368 same Pocatello High School now has three active dance teams. These teams are organized at the first of the school year and then a leader is selected. The Sen- ior, Junior and Sophomore Dance Teams have had an active part in our as- semblies and the exchange assemblies. The members of each group selects and supplies their own costume. 512601 ance .sam Members of the Senior Dance Team are, row one, left to right- Dionne Kidd, June Evans, Row two-Noreen Bright, Peggy Gambles, Jeaneane Culbertson and Sandra Johnson. Row three-Sharon Bart- lett, Sondra Sheppard and Barbra Pratt. Row Four-Karen Bailey and Wendy Walker. 143 Luzioz ance .sam Members of the Junior Dance Team are, left to right-fPl'1yllis Meek, Georgia Albertson, Linda Hill, Marie Hernandez, Susan Bevan, Marilyn Conrad and Peggy McCain, 5lOf150l?207,E ance sam Members of the Sophomore Dance Team ure, left to right-Patty Hillman, Sally Sams, Eunice Stirling, Marsha Weaver, Linda Satterfield, Tamra Wilmore, Jackie Johnson, Marilyn Row- land and Dixie Hardman. Absent was Sue Buehler, leader. l44 OVLO 'Zi and Oqwcvzcfa, ., ff HAMPnoNS, Qi Q2 'Q .mr V- i Y .N S 5 li I Y, Vp Baafamafion Awww r BILL TABER TOM CHRISTENSEN, MIKE YOUNGREN FLOYD ANDERSON Panel Discussion Radio Play Extemp. Speaking UTA WEISMAN JUDY FLOYD DON NICHOLS Poetry Serious Reading Retold Story SUSAN GRATTON DIANE FAWSON PETE NICHOLS Original Essay Humorous Reading Retold Story . . , IEW sZfif.'?1e MIKE YOUNGREN GINNY ELDERKIN TERRY CROUSON Radio Speech lnterp. Oratory After Dinner Speaking I46 First Place Winner JACKIE ALVORD ! e li l HELEN SCHATZ STEVE ANDERSON Runner-up Runner-up The oratorical contest this year was cpen to both junior and seniors. This year the contestants could write on anything they wished. The contest is sponsored by the American Legion. Jackie Alvord was the winner in Poca- tello High School and represented Pocatello in the district contest, winning first place. She then captured third in state. Participants of the oratorical contest were, first row, left to right-Jackie Alvord, Jeri Toone, Helen Schatz, Steve Anderson, Pat Webster, and Jeanne Lewis. 495 tiff- Mary Alice Garner Eleanor Pattis 51 . W Billie Stutts Carolyn Poore Analee Marlow 148 ozolbfimisf gifs of kgs :flflonfg The Soroptimists, a women's local civic group, sponsors a monthly contest for the best lOO word essay on My Future, What It Will Do For Me and My Community. Early in the fall a group of outstanding senior girls is chosen by the faculty to compete. Each month a committee of five Soroptimists chooses the winning essay and its author becomes a Soroptim- ist Girl of the Month. From these monthly winners, the Sor- optimist Girl of the Year is chosen and is awarded a SIOO scholarship to Idaho State College. Not pictured-Margaret Strawn. Qu!! Sfafg .3 - R.. if if The three girls who represented Pocatello at Girls' State were, left to right-Helen Schatz, Mary Alice Garner, Frances Howard. sri i sw C? is Three girls and nine boys were selected to represent Pocatello H. h . . , , . ig in Girls State and Boys State this last year. Girls' State is Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion. Here they learned to set up a mock government and learn its functions in actual practice. Jnces Howard was one of the girls who represented Idaho at Girls' Nation. 'Q . u . kt VY, ,X ,Sv oy: I Staci The nine boys who represented Pocatello High in Boys' State were, left to right, row one-Bob Stettens, Richard Comer, Steve Herzog, Steve Anderson. Row two--Rich d D ar rake, Darrell Gertsch, John Hardy, Bob Goranson. Absent was Steve Young. Q ts! girn King Co-Ed FWSILJH qfwlfgsz Red ond Blue Day Queen 150 VZ Ha qfwasnzcuz Harvest Boll Queen ffmwzfsrza Qfusrzffgai Bond Boll Queen ISI N .guzanna flflfuzifzz Senior Boll Queen Janice Clzarza e L 1957 Junior Prom Queen 152 Q27 'x 8 i qi? u X u Daughters of the American Revolution award went to Margaret Strawn. W.. Db. 04. CR occ! C7ffiZ8l2 was ,L X K 's ., sk flflfaaf Qoinf Y Gqfzfzoinfsa Judy McCain received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. is ' t is Darrell Gertsch received an appointment to the United States Military at West Point. Badly Uwe 'L i imzefz 153 KNKRCQ '7f? ginaaafa The two National Reserve Officers Training Corps finalists from Poca- tello High School were Glade Weight and Jock Huntington. oica of Esmoczfzacbzf 51212511 The VOD is a national contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Participants were, left to right-Thomas Christensen, Steve Herzog, Deonne Bailey, Richard Garvin, Tim Hillebrant, David Clarke. ,nf 9 '11 N M., , Qw- 72' I gs if 4 Nag I2 154 tw' Uzganizafiona if ,i l- SU' 1 Q Y N Aves E 2 X ' 4 .f efz Members are, first row, left to right-Ann Jo Preece, Carolyn Poore, Gail Willecke, Peggy Gambles, Judy McCain, Nancy Phenix, Rosslyn Garrison, Sharon Evans, Dorothy Broberg, Margie Forrest, Nancy Olson, Pat Sherburne, -Dorothy Gayhart, Lorna Lewis. Second row- Eleanor Pattis, Marcia Spratlin, Nellie Johnson, Sharon Parker, Gayle Glenisky, Marlene Guenther, Uta Weisman, Suzanne Day, Kaye Caldwell, Myrna Robertson, Jean Strackeljahn, Susan Fennel, Chris Carter, Lorraine Clark, Third row--JoAnn Karellas, Patti Blalock, Ellen Avery, Karen Bailey, Wendy Walker, Edith Okamura, Patsy Lundquist, Marilyn Kramer, Edna Norton, Marilyn Watson, Carlene Smith, Jeaneane Culbertson, Elaine Georgeson, Marjorie Simmons. Fourth row-Louise Claycomb, Sandy Lancaster, Sandra Johnson, Jackie Mitchell, Sharon Bartlett, Barbara Pratt, Margaret Riddle, Lianna Kranning, Linda Webb, Suzanne Hadley, Barbara Kennedy, Jane Bollschweiler, Karen Kunnary, Deanna Dennison, Tamara 156 The Pep Club is one of the main organizations of the school for senior and junior girls. The club aim is to promote school spirit, good sportsmanship, and lead cheers to support the team. The duties include selling popcorn at the games and presenting the Red and Blue Day assembly. Advisors are Miss Emma Lou Bell, Miss Diane Jones, and Mrs. Helen Gipson. Wilcox. Fifth row-Pat Roberts, Jeanie Ehresmann, Mary Pitchford, Lynn Teuscher, Kay Ros- siter, Verdo Stone, Lamona Webster, Faye Petty, Shana Coffin, Jenise Creer, Carolene Denkers, Lois Mann, Donna Goosey, Colleen Kidd, Gwenna Woodward, Sixth row-JoAnn Dalton, Burneda Lawson, Sondra Parker, Dixie Ramey, Diane Rough, Patty Daniels, Karen Harris, Sondra Getty, Dianne Fawson, Gay Mizero, Marilee Smith, Peggy Weir, Sandra Worth, Alice Pehrson, Mar- garet Dillon, Peggy McCain. Seventh row-Peggy Cox, Marga Lee Jensen, Leola Jenks, Con- nie Burnham, Beverly Brian, Dixie Hunt, Anita Slavik, Kathleen Bagley, Judy Day, Joanne Reid, Pat Hall, Terry DeLate, Linda Keckler, Karen Muck, Benita Cooper, Doris Barrett. Eighth row -Linda Hill, Susan Herzog, Ruth DeKay, Mitzi Yamauchi, Sandy Lindburg, Jeri Toone, Gail Anthony, Gail Higgins, Sharon Brooks, Gerri Bartz, Pat Miles, Lurye Herrera, Judy Okamura, Carol Wood, Ruth Ann Tolman, Jean Bailey. 157 Members of the Senior Drill Teom are left to right, first row Jecneane Culbertson, Althia Walker, Jean Strocklejohn, -Edith Okamura, Leslie Heaps, Jackie Mitchell, Sandra Nancy Olsen, Barbara Pratt, Pat Sherburne, Sharon Bartlett, Johnson, Carolyn Poore, Ann Jo Preece, Wendy Walker, Dorothy Broberg, Lorna Lewis, Elaine Georgeson, Peggy Dorothy Goyhart, Nancy Phoenix, Sharon Bullock, Tamara Garnbles, June Evans, Gayle Willecke, Mary Alice Garner. Wells, Patsy Lundquist. Second row-Karen Kunnary, pt? Q, ,f Officers are, left to right--Wendy Wolker, treasurer, Shana Coffin, vice- president, Gwenna Woodward, secretary, Gayle Willecke, president. Members of the Junior Drill Team are: Dixie Hunt, Judy Susan Hadley, Betty Jones, Carlene Denkers, Diane Fawson, Okamuro, Mitzi Yamauchi, Joan Merrell, Julie Reddy, Susan Sandy Peterson, Gerri Bartz, Margo Lee Jensen, Verda Stone, Flandro, Lomona Webster, Peggy McCain, Sharon Brooks, Lindo Keckler, Camille Johnson, Benito Cooper. Karen Muck, Sandra Parker, Pat Garrison, Coleen Kidd, l58 - CLE Members are, first row, left to right-Delmar Hudson, Roy Fourth row-Charles McCully, Bill Haskett, John Stucki, Frisk, Clair McLain, Mr. Kelly, Advisor, Tom Busacker, Robert Mooney, Dick Phelps, Mike Bistline, Jim Stone, Dove Lyman Taylor, Bill Lushinsky, Richard Gavin, Dave Barrett, Collins. Fifth row-Ron Nielson, Bruce Porges, Dave Mur- Mike Wilson. Second row-Jerry Beebe, Stephen Anderson, rillo, Don Cotant, Bob Jenkins, Mike Tuck, AI Stuetzle, Jim Liday, Steve Young, Bob Languein, Mel Graves, Angelo Sixth row-Ken Hackmeister, Virgil Green, and Sakelaris, Darrell Gertsch, Third row-Bert Huth, David Lien, Joe Ortega, Gary Barker, John Jensen, Don Harris, Officers are, first row, left to right-Jerry Beebe, vice-president, Darrell Gertch, president. Second row-Bert Huth, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Kelly, advisor, and Delmar Hudscn, sergeant at arms, l59 Pat OiConner. 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 that, they can call them- selves members of P-Club. Their activ- ities 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. Senior members are, first row, left to right-Sharon Bart- lett, Gail Glenisky, Gail Willecke, Peggy Gambles, Ann Jo Preece, Marlene Guenter, Eleanor Pattis, Deanna Dennison, Karen Rouse. Second row--Barbara Pratt, Jackie Mitchell, Mary Ellen Huerta, Mary Alice Garner, Patsy Lundquist, Kay Caldwell, Sharon Parker, Martha Raschke, Marlene Officers are, left to right-Carolyn Poore, secretary, Margaret Strawn, president, Susan Fennell, treasurer and Mary Pitchford, historian. Absent .was Tamara Wilcox, vice-president. Onstott. Third row-Nancy Olsen, Mary Montgomery, Joan McDonald, Sandra Johnson, Christine Daniels, Chris Car- ter, Shari Sherwood, Analee Marlow, Marian Lyman. Fourtl' row-Mardean Ward, Judy McCain, Suzanne Wurster, Suzanne Day, Jackie Alvord, Margaret Strawn, Carolyr Poore, Wendy Walker. gifzfsl Clounai Girls' Council is one of the oldest clubs ir the school. Service being their password, the members do everything from running insignifii cant errands to great services in the schoo and community. The girls in this club mus' maintain a high grade average and keep up c standard of good citizenship in order to retair their membership. Advisors are Miss Emmc Lou Bell and Arleen Baker. Junior members are, first row, left to right-Sharon Dick- son, Doris Barrett, Peggy McCain, Lindo Keckler, Betty Brubaker, Benito Cooper, Suzan Flandro, Gay Mizera, Terry DeLate, Sharon Brooks, Second row--Pat Shiflett, Paula Stocks, Margalee Jensen, Korlene Denkers, Lois Mann, Donna Goosey, Jenise Creer, Pat Hall, Anita Slavik. Third row- Lynn Teuscher, Mary Pitchford, Judy Okomuro, Lurye Herrera, Eleanor Beasley, Carol Hackett, Jeri Toone, Gail Anthony, Gerri Gene Bartz. Fourth row-Beverly Bolton, Beverly Brian, Gail Higgins, Ruth Ann Tolmon, Joy Ander- son, Joyce Prescott, Sondra Lindburg, Sophomore members are, first row, left to right-Linda Satterfield, Kristen Holman, Julenne Hill, Roseanne Garrard, Karen Harris, Anne Kanamato, Janie Brian, Sharon Donicht, Patty Christ. Second row--Diane Grossman, Shirley Kelly, Marlene Coleman, Linda Wells, Ann Garrett, Sharon Kelly, Marsha Weaver, Pat Bradley, Eleanor Hall. Third row- Gwen Daniels, Nancy Bohi, Lindo Stirling, Jackie Johnson, l6l Donna Ortaga, Brenda Rowe, Rosanna Chambers, Mary Lou Koontz, Sally Sams. Fourth row-Janet Rowe, Myrna Bowden, Bonnie Nash, lnez Stolworthy, Claudio Hall, Jackie Swisher, Brenda Coffin, Gloria Hoehnen, Linda Robinson. Fifth row-Vicki Hunt, Sharon Burkey, Mary Ann Hender- son, Judy O'Neal, Jackie McConnell, Lindo Hayworth, Gleanne Clark, Norma Foster. SENIORS Members are, first row, left to right-Angelo Popapavlos, Steve Young, Harold Bennett, Darrell Gertsch, David Crone, Bob Stephens, Charles Downey, John Rumel. Second row-Angelo Sakelaris, Bob Guyon, Bob Arbon, Bill Bird, Paul Carlsen, Floyd Anderson, Neil Parisot, Clayton Dorsey. Fourth row-Glade Weight, Richard Murri, John Hardy, Jack Huntington, Tom Christensen, Fred Stoll. Fifth row-Ned Traughber, Raymond Jones, Steve Herzog, Clair McLain, Ross Ruchti. Boys I ounci JUNIORS Members are, first row, left to right-Jim Swatsenbarg, Bob Mooney, Larry Nelson, Mike Tuck, John Stucki, Duane Sims, Pete Groom, Ron Curtis, Richard Jacobsen, Richard Dixon. Second row-Paul Taylor, Tobe Terrell, Bill Woodland, Ted Lewis, Larry Graham, John Jensen, Clark Christiansen, Dale Seamons, Steve Davis, William Blenkle. Third row-Jim Babcock, Ken Christensen, Ken Kuhn, Tony Zenor, Bruce Porges, Kent, Vernon, Mel Groves, Errol Green, Jim Dillon, Doug Lower. 162 SOPHOMORES Members are, first row, left to right-Mike DeJuIis, Jack Hansen, Mel Georgeson, Mike Sawaya, Wilfred Griggs, Richard Reisinger, John Christen- sen, Joe Koehler. Second row- Mike Brown. Mike Moore, Lee Onstott, Ted Fricke, Ronny Sower, Gary Beckstead, Jim Lee. Third row-Jerry Dissauit, Paul Simmons, Kent Shiozawa, Willard Swenson. Boys' Council is a service organization. The members have to keep up a B average or above to be eligible to join. An annual dinner-dance climaxes the year. Advisor is Mr. Gooch. OFF ICE-RS Officers are, left to right-Angelo Sakelaris, president, Jim Stone, vice- president, Jim Swatsenbarg, secretary, Gary Ryan, treasurer, Bruce Porges, sergeant at arms, Mel Groves, membership chairman, Neil Parisot, program chairman. I63 Members of Future Nurses are, row one, left to right-Linda McCoy, Judy McCain, Lyn Teuscher, Leola Jenks, Beverly Brian, Karen Camcrud, Mardean Ward. Row two-Carol Hackett, Analee Marlow, Potty Daniels, Karen Bailey, Marian Lyman, Gloria Henderson, Lorna Lewis. Row three -Carolyn Strobelt, Marsha West, Sharon Simmons, Mary Pitchford, Eleanor Beasley, Jean Bailey, Cheri Taylor. Row four-Linda Robinson, Nancy Burton, Eunice Stirling, Linda Wells, Ann Garrett, Marsha Weaver, Sharon Kelley, Sally Sams. Row five-Marilyn Rowland, Marlene Selover, Diane Wintle, Jackie Johnson, Marlene Colman, Brenda Rowe, Sharon Burke, Gloria Hoehnen, Row five-Joanne Leese, Rosanna Chambers, Joan Carlson, Jackie Swisher, Brenda Coffin. SZLEMZE waxes of Gqmeziaa Future Nurses' Club is open to all girls who are interested in any field of medicine. The group has taken tours of the hospitals and Blackfoot State Hos- pital, South. Fourty girls worked at bath of the local hospitals for two months, making a total of four months. Mrs. Opal McNelley is the advisor and Mrs. Evelyn Wurster is the Medical Auxiliary advisor. The club has had various speakers an the different specialties of a nursing profession. Officers of FNA are, left to right-Lyn Teuscher, secretary, Linda McCoy, treasurer, Judy McCain, president, Beverly Brian, vice- president, Leola Jenks, corresponding secre- tary, and Mardean Ward, reporter and historian. gifwzz umm of cqmefziaa On duty, Lyn Teuscher, Marsha West, and Sharon Simmons learn many skills they will need in the field of nursing. Their duties are passing trays, answering lights, arranging flowers, and helping to cheer patients. 165 Eiifzigufive ffcfuaafion Members of Distributive Education are, first row, left to right- Bob Wilson, Steve Sisneros, Gloria Henderson, Dixie Groth, Sidney Judd. Row 2-Jane Bollschweiller, Glenda Scheele, Edna Norton, Marilyn Bullock, Beverly Kuck, Lois Satterfield, Carolyn Krammer, Mr. Gehring. Row 3 -Gary Foster, Harold Bower, Larry Burgess, Mike Vaughn, Lamar Camp- house, Harold Carson, Kenneth Shuck. Members of the second group are, first row, left to right-Norman Yearsley, Judith Floyd, Liana Cranning, Barney Fry, Row 2-Larry Cox, Marilyn Mol- lerup, Denee Romriell, Judy Poirer, Lorraine Clark, Sharon Bowden, John Crystal. Row 3-Lynn Larsen, Jimmy Fraiser, Hershal Snow, Deland Ray- mond, Pete Young, Mike Butler, Roger Corey, Mr, Gehring, Adviser. mall CM? 'Wai qv ,iea Members of French Club are, first row, left to right-Eleanor Pattis Karen Harris Ka C ld- , 1 Ye 0 well, Judy Gray, Mrs. Grossman, adviser, Row 2-John Rumel, Charles Downey, Bob Steffens, Suzanne Day, Sandra Johnson. Row 3-Frances Howard, Tamara Wilcox, Ken Christenson, Uta W. Sh . . . iseman, aron Parker, Sharon Evans. Row 4--Sandi Hannifen, Susan Gratton, Leah Disdier, Carolyn Poore, Bonnie Wheelock. Row 5-Marjorie Hahn, Rosemary Craig, Mary Miller, Linda Rohner, Richard Comer. Row 6-Jackie Alvard, Tony Cox, Tom Christensen. Row 7-Douglas Lower, Jim Dillon, Errol Green. 166 . so is The members ot the Debate Club com- pleted one of their most active years with the help of their advisor, Mr. Nelson. They defended Poky in various debate tournaments with Boise, Olympus, Black- foot, and in Weber College and I. S. C. sponsored tournaments. Debate officers are Pat Webster, secretary, and Stephen Anderson, chairman. begets Members of the Debate Club are first row, left to right-Jack Hansen, Sharon Bartlett, Carol Wright, Sandy Lancaster, and Jackie Alvord. Second row-David Thomas, Stephen Anderson, Pat Webster, and Bill McNelley. 167 Q 04. 04, i Members are, first row, left to right-Jean Strakeljahn, Jeannie Ehres- mann, Billie Sue Stutts, Donna Goosey, Edyth Okamura, Julie Reddy, Peggy McCain, Judy McCain. Second row--Linda Hansen, Nancy Evans, Pat Hayman, Barbara Havin, Nilene Patten, Jeaneane Culbertson, Mary Ann Anderson, Carolyn Dohse, Gloria Henderson, Pat Fisher, Linda Hill, Urania Giesbrecht, Susan Bevan. Third row-Sheila McDevitt, Eliz- abeth Warth, Peggy Weir, Sandraleigh Adams, Sandra Worth, Carol Hackett, Georgia Albertson, Maridean Smith, Judy Okamura, Doris Barrett, Pat Myles, Lyn Teuscher, Pat Hall, Karen Muck, Linda Hoffman. Fourth row-Joanne Fordyce, Kathleen Tripp, Linda Marley, Judy Thomas, Sharon McDevitt, Kay Oborn, Sharleen Randall, Julenne Hill, Kristine Bunce, Judy North, Eunice Stirling, Sharon Kelly, Patricia Christ, Sandy Hanifen, Michele Bircher. Fifth row- Martha Smith, Elizabeth Wright, Vicki Hunt, Janet Rowe, Anne Kanomata, Mary Brown, Deana Girls' Athletic Association is a club org ized for all the girls in high school who interested in learning and developing skills various types of athletics. Activities the club has offered are voll ball, basketball, foul pitching, ping pong, b minton and bowling. During the year th Officers are, left to right-Miss Lamb, advisor, Peggy McCain, secretary-treasurer, Jeannie Ehresmann, assist- ant intramural manager, Donna Goosey, vice-president, Billie Stutts, intramural manager, Judy McCain, report- er, Jean Stracklejahn, president, and Julie Reddy, bowling secretary. 168 Schulthier, Sharon Foster, Linda Hayworth, Marisue Weiland, Lynn Whitehead, Janelle Burton, Brenda Rowe, Gloria Cowley, Claudia Hall, Donna Ortega. Sixth row-Adelle Bratton, Sharon Blodgett, Gwen Bar- low, Carol Allred, Sharon Haskett, Diane Grossman, Gwendolyn Daniels, Lindo Obrey, Mary Lou Kuntz, Eleanor Hall, Vicki Kutzman, Pat Brad- ley, Sandra Kleinkopf, Leah Disdier, Jackie Johnson, Renee Tomlinson. Seventh row-Barbara Shamburger, Linda Worth, Joann Beebe, Barbara Rands, Kay Anderson, Sharon Payne, Millicent Hegsted, Karen Harris, Vicki Bullock, Virginia Chester, Darlene Ward, Jackie McConnell, Sally Sams, Sondra Chase, Judy Halling. Eighth row-Jery Grimm, Jo Ann Leese, Kay Walker, Linda Peterson, Patricia Busacker, Judy Christopher- son, Mary Lee Lewis, Judy O'Neal, Mary Ann Henderson, Barbara Smith, Ninth row-Connie Evans and Helen Rhodes. rere several PIay Days that the Pocatello SAA have participated in. The girls work toward various awards. The 3 lre a 1000 point pin, 700 point letter and 500 ,aint sweater. The girls win these points by iarticipating in various activities. I69 iighest is a l50O point trophy. Other awards 1, Bowling is one of the favorite activities in GAA. Here Donna Goosey sends her ball down the alley for o strike. Club officers are left to right-Gary Myler, Gary Bates, President, Mr. Young, Club Advisor, Bob Mooney, Tobe Terrell. Second row-Brian Dotson, Kenny Hackmeister, Kenny Kuhn, Jim Lee, Ronald Warth, Steve Young. A 5 ' , A ,f 'Na' l 'V 3 f ,K '35 4. S' K First row-Dave Miller, Paul. Simmons, Tobe Terrell, Terry Hilt, Raymond Kunze, Leonard Howell, Gary Dixon, Larry Graham, Steve Maag, Jim Lee, Clifford Knoblick. Second row--Mac Kreizenbeck, Richard Myers, Kenny Kuhn, Gary Myler, Darth West, Kenny Hackmeister, John Key Club is a relatively new service c ganization which is affiliated with tl Kiwanis Club. Its activities include assi: ing in charity drives, distribution of D trict and State basketball programs, tl Rumel, Ron Warth, Bob Mooney, Ron Nitz, Brian Dotson, Bill McNelly. Third row-Dennis Chand- ler, Roger Wilson, Bucky Peterson, Hale Thornick, Jim Platt, Steve Pugmire, John Rich, Bob Arbon, Ralph Anderson. Led and Blue Day Assembly, and a non- rofit dance for the visiting students ttending the music convention. The 'members are now working on numerous rojects for the future. s ,.., ,Q X its-T , 'I' 77 In the year 1957, Key Club sent eight members to Washington, D. C. Here Steve Young, District Treasurer, talks to their guide, Utah's United States Representative, Ray Dotson. 3 ......-.-......,., .. .,....,. . . .. N .. ..,............ ,........,. Officers are, left to right-Joseph Koehler, treasurer, Leslie Heaps, sceretary, and Kip Power, president. Susan Flandro, vice-president was not present as she was skiing in Colorado. SEL Efuli Ski Club has been organized for several years, with much enthusiasm showed in the sport. Weekly turnouts 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. Some of the better skiers are chosen to re- present the school in tournaments and races all over the west. Members are, first row, left to right-Gail Baldwin, Jean Bailey, Wendy Walker, Julie Nugent, Eunice Stirling, Marcia Spratlen, Sharon Parker, Joanne Reid, Pat Miles, Sharon Bartlett. Sec- ond row-Doris Barrett, Kristine Bunce, Mark P. Kreizenbeck, Charles Downey, Toby Terrell, Dale Seamons, Joseph Koehler, Richard Jacobsen, Robby Jackson, Leonard Howell. Third row- Leslie Heaps, Pete Groom, Bert Parker, Richard Miller, Skip Tschanz, Kip Power. l72 E1 I ii K 1 li is ' '53 ' E 5 is! X gg K 9 'Q S 5 , - t t rim , I -S ik- , .. A ff K 7 I X X 4 ' gsfqxthk 1 K f . 'gg' i . 2 f F K Q , W hi' -is I s. . 2 , ' if 5 'V X f it 2, Q v 9 3 + .4 .gi F YR if-' f i X i L i.'.1.1e.lsz.i5 iiffi Officers are, left to right-Diane Fawson, vice-president, Frances Howard, secretary and treasurer, and Tamara Wilcox, president 199' Members are, first row, left to right--Diane Fawson, Lynda Hoffman, Betty Harlan, Sharon Dickson, Floyd Anderson. Second row-Nancy Wrenn, Beverly Bolton, Shirlene Culver. Third row-Frances Howard, Tamara Wilcox, Leslie Hill, Howard Rasmussen. Fourth row- John Rumel, John Hardy. 173 new .A-rm no A ..-..1...............-..- ,W l--3 ,W W., ,,,, ... W, , -M Honor Society members are, first row, left ta right--Eleanor Pattis, Margaret Strawn, Analee Marlow, Lael Noble, Joan McDonald, Ann Jo Preece, Louise Claycomb, Frances Howard, Sharon Bullock, Uta Weismann, Tamara Wilcox, Nancy Olson. Second row-Kenny Kuhn, Loy Crapo, Glade Weight, Richard Murri, John Hardy, Sharon Bartlett, Gavle Glenisky, Charles Downey, Mardean Ward, Mary Alice Garner, Patsy Lundquist, Peggy Gambles. Third row4Richard Jacobsen, Eleanor Beasley, Marlene Hawkins, Ruth Ann Tolman, Marilee Smith, Gwenna Woodward, Sue Rimmer, Lyn Teuscher, Linda McCoy, Julie Reddy, Terry DeLate, John Rumel. Fourth row4Pete Groom, Glee Ann Clark, Norma Foster, Sharon Dickinson, Brenda Coffin, Anne Kanomato, Adele Branton, Judy Day, Lurye Herrera, Bill Chandler, Clifford Knoblich. Fifth row-John Stucki, Mary Ann Henderscn, Rosanna Chambers, Virginia Chester, Sandy Halnifer, Susan Gratten, Linda Rohner, Marjorie Hann, Jack Hanson, Patricia Bradley, Diane Grossman. Sixth row-Kenneth Christensen, Ronny Sower, Mike York, Melvin Georgeson, Dan Rounsavell, Jerry Dissault, Amelia Parker, La Rayne DeJulis, Seventh row-Gerri Bartz, Jim Swatsenbarg. 01201 Odiifglf The purpose of this society, as defined in the constitution, is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship and to develop character in the students of Poca- tello High School. This society represents the fundamental objective for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired ends. 4 Marilee Smith, Vice President, was absent. I74 , Officers are, left to right-Anne Kanomato, treasurer Ted Lewis, secretary, Analee Marlow, president izifu 'ze .megan of cqmefzica Members are, first row, left to right-Margaret Dillon, Miller, Linda Rohner, Martha Raschke, Marlene Guenther, Arlene Hill, Karen Steller, Lianna Kranning, Sandra Lan- Third row-Eleanor Hall, Inez Stolworthy, Beverly Cook, caster, Second row-Shari Sherwood, Sharon Trapper, Betty La Rayne De Julius. Future Teachers of America Club's main aim is to acquaint the members with the different fields of teaching, They learn this, through lec- tures, discussions and tours. The purpose of the club is to encourage young people to prepare for the teaching profession and to furnish them with information and inspiration for their calling. The advisor is Miss Smitham. Officers are, left to right-Sandra Lancaster, president Marlene Guenther,vice-president, Beverly Cook, secretary Lianna Kranning, treasurer, and Martha Raschke, Reporter. Members are, left to right, first row-ElRoy Cook, Bill Wood- land, Ned Traughber, Jimmy Frasure, Doug Hatch, Mark Baldwin, Jay Bunce, Emerson McOmber, Dennis Hanners. Second row-Mr, Morrill, Ray Eaton, Wayne Zundel, Steve Davis, Martin Frasure, Kit Romrell, Maurice Grady, Jim Hart, Stanley Bailey, Richard Miller. Third row-Boyd Cook Kent Shiozawa, Ronald Cook, Bill Spraker, Gene Kelsey, Bil Pieper, Bill Chandler, Robert Ganske, Larry Labee, Lloyc Cook. S ?ufwze wznzeu of cqmaziaa Future Farmers of America Club is organized for furthering the interest in agriculture among high school boys. The school's first dance of the year, the Harvest Ball, is sponsored by Future Farmers of America. This club is part ofa national organization and the members honor the national FFA with a banquet for their members and parents. Mr. Horace Morrill is the advisor. 176 Officers of FFA are, left to right, first row-D Hatch, treasurer, Bill Woodland, secretary, Jimmy Frasure, vice-president. Second row-E Cook, representative, Ned Traughber, represei tive, and Mark Baldwin, sentinel. Absent wc Keith Hayden, president E?ufwza omama .su of cqmezica Members are, first row, left to right-Carol Wood, Gay Mizera, Gail Higgins, Ruth Ann Tolman, Linda Hill, Susan Bevans, Peggy Gambles, Elaine Georgeson, Second row- Elizabeth Worth, Sandra Adams, Peggy Weir, Lynda Hansen, JoAnn Dalton, Linda Tucker, LaRae Kinney, Urania Gies- brecht, Mary Garvin. Third row-Marjean Holmes, Eleanor Pizer, Ferne Clark, Sharon Haskett, Joyce Anderson, Lois Novis, Sharon Culver, Shana Storey, Sandra Worth. Fourth Officers ore, left to right, first row-Gail Higgins, president, Ruth Ann Tolmon, secretary, Elaine Georgeson, reporter, Gay Mizera, parliomentarian. Second row-Carol Wood, treasurer, Linda Hill, recreation chairman, Susan Bevans, vice-president, Pat Fisher, degree chairman. l77 row--Renee Tomlinson, Sue Buehler, Lindo Stirling, Nicole Blanco, Marilyn Just, Linda Marley, Judy Thomas, Nancy Heath, Vicki Hunt. Fifth raw-Gwen Barlow, Pat Busocker, Donna Haddenham, Michele Bircher, Linda Hoffman, Mary Helen Stevens, Jcanne Fordyce, Barbara Shamburger, Janet Rowe. Sixth row-Sue Ann Bastow, Judy Hallings, Ronda Lindsey, Janice Word, Joan Porter, Noren Parkin, Mary Lee Lewis. Seventh row-Lee Ann Lowe, Priscilla Rupp, JoAnn Bastow, Annette Valentine. The main goals and aims of the F. H. A. are to learn the shortcuts, joys and hardships cf homemaking, thus enabling girls to better prepare for the future in their own homes. Ad- visors are Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Hol- Iingsworth. omnzafzciaf Members are, first row, left to right-Sondra Parker, Carmen Feredoy, Margie Forest. Second row-Nancy Olson, Mardean Ward, Darlene Word, Third row-Lorna Lewis, Jean Hanson, Dorothy Gayhart. Fourth row-Hallie Thorpe, Wendy Walker, Karen Bailey. Fifth row-Jean Bailey, Marilyn Stone. fanfic ,non WMM 5 L 4: -, , O .3 -'L Silas sf- Members are, first row, left to right-George Walker, Darrell Gertsch, Mr. Hunt, and Garren Perkins. Second row-Kenneth Shuck, Bert Parker, Larry McCurdy, John Lewis. 178 0416 .pe Art Club members are, first row, left to right -Joyce Prescott, Joyce Freeman, Tamara Wilcox, Mary Alice Garner. Second row-Sharon Donicht, Terry McCarthy, Jeanne Bayliss, Ann Kana- motci, Mrs. Obermayr, Linda Tucker, Velma Burt. Third row-Hanna Roberts, Shelly Freeman, Louette Gunnell, Jean Ritzman, Loy Crapo, Audrey Stinger. Quia in-A gn N., gps .gm :ref 'lags T' Members of Movie Club ore, first row, loft to right-Diane Grossman, Joyce Prescott. Second rowLGwen Daniels, Myrna Mathews, Larry Crogan, Keith Smith, John Jay Christensen, Tommy Floyd. l79 Y cglfzaniafz Members are, first row, left to right-Mr. Acosta, advisor, Mary Alice Garner, Paul Garvin, Pat Miles, Jean Ritzrnan, JoAnne Reid, Loy Crapo, Dale Tolman, student teacher. Second row --Bob Farmer, John Moll, Glenna Henderson, Gail Anthony, Kaylen Hales, Margaret Strawn, Virginia Huerta, D'Ann Stanley. Third row-Mary Ellen l-luerta, Donna Ortega, Aurora Huertc, Elaine Huber. fukin -'- 1 gm! Members are, first row, left to right-Kristen Holman, Julenne Hill, LaRayne DeJulis. Second row-Eleanor Beasley, Susan Herzog, Norma Foster, Sharon Burkey. Third row-JoAnn Carlson, Jerry Grimm, Eleanor Hall, Millicent Hegstead. Fourth row-Diane Grossman, Gwenna Daniels, Hanna Roberts, Pat Bradley, Fifth row-Bob Wallace, Max Kreizenbeck, Jack Hanson, Jerry Dissault. 180 cqfgfefici ook EW? ' If I Jul WWW' bs-.N Poky 7 as Poky 25 Poky O Y , Poky 21 YV,, 1957 INDIANS-Front row, left to right-Steve Herzog, Dave Berrett, Bob Steffens, Roy Mor- ris, Clair McLain, Dave Lien, Jerry Beebe, Bill Haskett, and Lyman Taylor. Second row-Delmar Hudson, Doug Burum, Jim Fenwick, Roy Frisk, Stan Spicer, Kay Barbre, Joe Ortega, and Duane Sims. Third row-Coach Wally Kelly, Dave Collins, Bill Anderson, George Hoge, Don Cotant, Dick Barlow, Jim Stone, and Tom Busacher. Back row--John Jensen, Dick Phelps, Mike Tuck, Dave Hanes, George Millward, Mike Wilson, manager Bob Mooney, and Coach John Evans. Not pictured is Darrell Gertsch, senior quarterback. The 1957 Pocatello High School football team earned the honor of being the third team in the history of the school to complete an undefeated season and capture the Big Six Championship. The 1942 and 1956 teams also shared this honor. Six of the team members made the All-.State team, two received honorable mention, and for the first time in history, one member made the Teen Magazine All-American Team. Marsh Valley 6 Poky 6 Boise 6 Idaho Falls O Poky 26 Granite 6 Olympus 0 Poky 18 Twin Falls 0 Caldwell 7 Poky 20 Nampa 12 Poky 27 .,,.. s... I doho Falls O 182 DELMAR HUDSON JERRY BEE D BE Sensor Tackle Senior Guard Allstate All-State LYMAN TAYLQR Hudson kicks the extra point in the Senior Bock Poky-Idaho Falls game. All-State '-5? iii Millward carries the ball for a 7-yard gain DAVE BERRETT during the Homecoming Day game. Senior Center 183 All-State BOB ST KN EFF MR MU-A . ENS CL Senior Guard Semis?-gzlffbock An ,Stake e 5,-lr ROY FRISK Bob Steffens is run out of bounds Senior Tockie All-State by a Caldwell Cougar. e COLUNS DA! mor Guard e NX-Side A Poky back plows up the middle in a futile attempt for yardage. 184 'Q RO y Sen ,S Indians move in to smash a pass by Idaho Falls. as 'I' 14 449' STEVE HERZOG XLL Senior Guard B Senior Todde J-9 limi ,ve 1 J IM FENWICK Senior End Jim Stone tackles Olympus in Poky's only 0-0 game. I85 'N MIKE WILSON Senior Center JIM STONE Senior End LIEN VID Dinior Fuubock Poky's futile attempt to bring down a Coldwell runner DQN C . OTA Senior Halfbocrzl T ,a-es.. YQ TOM BUSACHER STAN SPICER Senior Guard Junior Halfback tips. Y 4--Q-on Wi' GEORGE MILLWARD Scoreboard shows hard fight between Sophomore Holfbqck Pokv Gnd Boise. 5 we ' 5 Granite Farmers pick up a yard against DUANE SIMS Paky. J unior Quarterback su-and KAY BARBRE DAVID HANES Junior Holfbock Junior Holfbock pf ' J naar Nur gum. Poky's Sims skirts end for a T. D. in the JQHN JENSEN Homecoming game. Junior Tackle JOE ORTEGA Junior End Poky dives at on I. F. runner. I88 BILL ANDERSON Who's got the ball? Junior End Poky's alert, aggressive line surges forward in the Caldwell game. -nav 'li 'hi DOUG BURUM MIKE TUCK Junior End Junior Guard 189 DICK PHELPS Junior Guard Coach Evans paces while Coach Kelly watches each move of the players. Pow wow between Poky and Boise. Q? 6' GEORGE HOGE Junior Center .. - Lux.. J L DICK BARLOW Junior Quarterback I9 Olympus fries to keep Steffens from gaining ony headway O . oofgaff THE l957 PAPOOSES are, front row, left to right--Clayne Reesor, Steve Banyard, Mike Bolling- broke, Manuel Camacho, Mike York, Tom Reilly, John Christensen, Jim Mulick, Larry Aldrich, Tom Murrillo, Dennis Ramey, Mike Moore. Second row--Manager John Stucki, Ronnie Sower, Dan Rounsevell, Darwin Doss, Kenneth Christensen, Gerald Orchard, Richard Knapp, Bob Kunz, Mike Sintsher. Preston Edwards, Bob Snow, Joe Nielsen, Richard Fields, Derrell Anderson. Third row-Coach Ernie Schuerman, Jim Gaved, Lynn Triplett, Wesley Cable, Leland Curzon, Walter Hayworth, Tom Forrest, Gary Barker, Dennis Miller, Louis Berry, Frank Hall, Ray Anderson, Dave Alvord, Gary Ruchti, Willard Swensen, Manager Jon Rich, and Coach Byron Toone The Junior Varsity football team did well this year, losing only two games, both to Soda Springs. Paky's future success in football lies in the experience gained by these boys this year. p0kY 28 ....- .......... B lClCkfOOf 0 Poky 32 ,.,... ........ S nake River O Poky ..... ........ S ndke River 0 Poky 7 ,,,,,, ,,,,,. S Qdq Springs 26 Poky ...... ...... M OI'Sh Vdlley 0 Poky 13 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, S Oda Springs l9l Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Members of the basketball team are, left to right-Stan Spicer, Dick Barlow, Bert Huth, Duane Sims, Joe Ortega, Raymond Jones, Kip Power, Bill Anderson, David Berrett, Angelo Sakelaris, Mike Bistline, Darrell Gertsch, Richard Dixon, Bruce Porges. Baagsfgaff Bolstered by the responsibility of continuing the winning ways of last years team, Poky started slowly, losing the first two games. But under the capable coaching of Johnny Evans, the Indians emerged as one of the most feared teams in the state. They breezed through the Fifth District Tournament winning the championship. The Fifth District Champs then entered the Southern Regional and advanced to the finals, losing the final game to Snake River and placing second. 38-43 32-37 40-37 56-50 43-51 29-28 33-37 29-37 48-4l 44-37 Filer Blackfoot Preston Snake River South lSalt Lakel South lSalt Lake? Rock Springs Rock Springs Preston Boise GAME SCORES Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky Poky 43-39 68-39 67-56 51-32 50-5l 56-64 47-58 55--34 44-45 192 Twin Falls Nampa Caldwell Idaho Falls Blackfoot Nampa Caldwell Boise Twin Falls Poky 57-59 ldaho Falls District Tournament Poky 72-44 Malad Poky 60-49 Snake River Poky 68-51 Blackfoot Poky 65-50 Snake River Regional Tournament Poky 58-42 Shelley Poky 37-32 Minico Poky 37-49 Snake River Where's the ball? Poky controls the tip. The managers: Larry Cragun Kip powe' 9095 UP for the and John Stucki' Raymond Jones lays one up for rebound against Preston. two points. 193 DAVE BERRETT Forward BRUCE PORGES Gua rd RICHARD DIXON Guard T DU'-NE 5'M5 DARRELL GERTSCH Center I 94 Guard BERT HUTH Guard RAYMOND JONES Forward ANGEL6 sAKzu.ARus Forward MIKE BISTLINE Forward BILL ANDERSON Center KIP POWER Cenfef JOE ORTEGA Forward DICK BARLOW Guard STAN SPICER Guard I95 Sims fires o jumpshot from the for side ogoinst Preston Raymond Jones outjumps o Preston player. 196 l l I Center, Kip Power, drives the baseline and is fouled by a Preston player, Bistline and Jones anxiously wait for the ball Jones fires for two against Filer to fall, l97 X +A. Many anxious hands reach for the ball. g M U9 A picturesque jumpball as Sims goes up for Poky at Preston. SwishYTwo more to aid in the scalping of Idaho Falls STAN SPICER JOE ORTEGA CHUCK MCCULLEY DARRELL GERTSCH Junior letterman Junior letterman Senior veteran 880 Champion 'mcg Early tracksters sprint around Hawthorne Field in preparation for the coming season. Ml' CXNL w. ' .V i H- 4- Tracksters warm-up with a few calisthenics, 200 Members of the Golf Team are, left to right, front row-Coach Wally Kelly, Mike Bistline, Dave Berrett, Mel Graves. Second row-Dave Miller, Ken Kuhn, Bob Mooney, Richard Dixon. Third row-Keith Sluder, Phil Simison, Bucky Peterson. Kent Vernon, Barry Burke were absent. Returning lettermen: Bistline, Berrett and Groves. Qoff The Poky High Golf Team will defend the Big Six and State Championships, won by last year's team. The Big Six Tournament will be held in Twin Falls and the State will be in Boise as in the past. The schedule also includes matches with Idaho Falls and Twin Falls, lda- ho, and with Logan and Brigham City, Utah. The members of the wrestling team are, left to right, first row-Al Stuetzele, George Mill- ward, Jerry Beebe, Roy Frisk, George Hoge, Tom Busacker, Mark Baldwin, Coach Wally Kelly. Second row-Manager, Philip Panterg Dennis Mangum, Pat O'Conner, Ron Neilson, Steve Maag, Mike Hirschi, Elvine Gunter, Glenn Peck. Third row-Virgil Green, Bill Woodland, Ray Kunz, Steve Farnsworth, Ned Traughber, David Cantrill, Ernie Murietta. This was the initial year for wrestling in Poky High. Coach Kelly per- formed miracles with the team, turning inexperienced boys into topnotch wrestlers. The wrestling team had a very successful first year. They held their own with other teams who had wrestled for many past seasons. Because of the experience gained by the many underclass members of the team, we are sure that the Poky wrestlers will emerge as one of the top wrestling teams in Idaho. Malad over Poky Blackfoot over Poky Poky over Grace Blackfoot over Poky Snake River over Poky RECORD 202 Poky over Grace Poky over Snake River Poky over ldaho Falls Poky over Marsh Valley Poky over Idaho Falls Marsh Valley over Poky Al Stuetzele, and Virgil Green become a Big Roy Frisk, winner of the Fifth District maze of entangled arms as Al attempts to Heavyweight Division, gives us an example pin Virgil. of the strength that enabled him to IP, ,...,,, 'i Overcome his Opp Onen ts. fzssfflng George Hoge finds the weight of Roy Frisk George Millward piled up an amazing record to be quite a load as he attempts to move as a Sophomore with eleven wins and only himself out from under the heap. two defeats. 203 f CEEHZQQJM DAVE NATRESS Junior Cheerleader JOAN MERRELL Junior Cheerleader Spirit of Oske, Dixie Hunt MARDEAN WARD Senior Cheerleader HAROLD BENNETT Senior Cheerleader 204 -v JOHN EVANS Varsity Football Varsity Basketball WALLY KELLY Varsity Football Golf Wrestling Physical Education BYRON TOONE Track J. V. Basketball J. V. Football LIONEL BOWSER Athletic Director 600.6 6, 205 ERNIE SCHUERMAN Physical Education Baseball Ken Hockmeister Jerry Beebe The picture to the left is the i957 Fifth District Champions. Below are some of the returning Iettermen who will participate this year. Q58 Steve Young Duane Sims Angelo Sakelans 206 Jim Stone Booifazi g ? Yi Q 9 5? ooafefza for th Ufasa of 55 Anderson Lumber Co. 301 South Second Avenue Coleman Builders Supply, Inc. 441 Yellowstone Avenue Bannock Lumber 81 Coal Co. McLelland Lumber Co. 550 South First Avenue 804 North Fifth Avenue Bistline Lumber 8. Hardware Co. 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Adams, Kathleen . . 27 Allbright, Judy . . . . 27 Allison, Walter ...... 27 Alvord, Jacquelyn . . 27, 58, 141 147, 160, 166 Ames, Darlene . Ames, Loran . ..,27 ...27 Anderson, Floyd . . . 20, 27, 127 141, 146,162,173 Anderson, Harold . . 27, 136-137 Chase, Ann . . Davis .smloz 652.14 jncfsx Bullock, Marilyn .... 30, 166 Bullock, Sharon . . . 21 , 30, 58 125, 136-137, 138-139 158, 174, 207, 218 Bunce, Jay . . . . 54, 176 Burback,Verdean . . . . 30 Burgess, Larry . . 54, 166 Burgess, Vernon . . . . 30 Burke, Barry ...... 30 Busocker, Tom . 30, 159, 182 187, 202 Butler, Mike . . . 30, 166 Caldwell, Kaye . . . 30, 156-157 160, 166 Cameron, Bruce . . . . 30 Cameron, Kenneth .... 30 132-133, 142 Campbell, Linda ..... 30 Camphouse, Lamar . . 30, 166 Carlsen, Paul . . . 30, 162 Carstens, Harold . . 54, 166 Carter, Christine . . . 22, 30, 58 104,111,156-157,160 Chandler, Dennis . . 30, 170-171 ,..31 Anderson, Jennie ..... 27 Anderson, Mary Ann .... 27 127, 168 Anderson, Patricia ,.... 27 Anderson, Stephen . . 26, 27, 57 58,108,115, 140,141 147, 149,159 Anderton, Dola . . 27, 138-139 Arbon, Robert . . 27, 58, 134-135 136-137, 142 162, 170-171 Avery, Ellen . . 27, 111, 136-137 156-157 Bailey, Deonne .... 27, 58 136-137, 154 Bailey, Karen .... 28, 143 156-157, 164-165,178 Bain, Anita .... . . 28 Baldwin, Gail . . . 28, 128, 172 Baldwin, Mark . . 28, 176, 202 Banks, Gordon ...... 28 Bartlett, Sharon . . . 22, 28, 58 141, 143, 156-157, 158 160, 172, 174 Bartschi, Grant . . 54, 138-139 Bates, Gary . . 28, 136-137, 170 Bates, Joyce . . . 28, 136-132 2 Bayley, Beulah. . . Beebe, Gerald . . . 159, Bennett, Harold . . Bennett, Norman . . .28, 56, 1 16 182, 183, eo? 1 ..28, 118,162,204 . . . 28 Berrett, David . . 28, 126, 182 183, 192, 194, 207,218 Binggeli, Ralph ..... 54 Bird, William .... 28, 162 Bissell, Janet ...... 28 Blalock, Patricia . . . 28, 128 136-137, 156-157 Blankenship, Carol .... 29 Bloom, Patricia .... 29, 141 Bloxham, Don . . . . 29 Bollinger, Dennis . . . . 29 Bollschweiller, .lane .... 29 156-157, 166 Boodry, Dennis ...... 54 Bowden, Karen . . . . 29 Bowden, Sharon . . . 29, 166 Bowden, William . . . . 29 Bower, Harold . . 29, 166 Bowman, Dorma ..... 54 Branson, Lynn ...... 29 Bright, Noreen . . . 29, 136-135 1 Bringhurst, Lee ..... 29 Broberg, Dorothy . . 29, 156-Eg Brooks, Karrol . . . . 29 Brown, Sally . . 29 Budge, Mark . . 29 Bullock, Darrell . . 30 Chatterton, MaeDean .... 31 Christensen, Charles .... 31 Christensen, Thomas . . . 21, 31 58, 114, 136-137, 146 154, 162, 166 Clark, Lorraine . . 31, 156-157 166 Claycomb, Louise . . 31, 58, 125 156-157, 174, 207, 218 Clezie, Gary ...... 31 Cohen, Patricia ..... 31 Collins, David . 31, 110, 159 182, 184 Comer, Richard .... 31, 58 136-137, 138-139,149,166 Condie, Spencer . . . 31, 58 136-137, 138-139 Cook, Judeane ...... 31 Corey, Roger . . , 22, 31, 166 Cotant, Don . 31, 159, 182 186 Cattle, Renee . .... 31 Cox, Anthony . . . 31, 166 Cox, Larry , . 32, 136-137 138-139, 166 Cox, Lois . .... 32 Crane, Elaine . .... 32 Crane, Janice . . . 32, 152 Crapo, Loy . . 32, 58, 174, 180 Crane, David . . 32, 1 1 1, 162 Croshaw, Verna . . 22, 32, 58 136-137 Crystal, John . . . 32, 166 Culbertson, Jeaneane . . 22, 32 58,111,143,156-157 158, 168 Culver, Shirlene . 32, 173, 177 Curtis, Robert . . . 134, 135 Davidson, Elmary . . 32, 136-137 Davis, Jimmy . Davis, Joan . Davis, Ray . Sandra . Day, Suzanne . 210 . . . 32 32,136-137 32 . . . 32 33, 156-157 160, 166 Denison, Deanna .... 33, 58 132-133, 134-135, 156-157 Denkers, William . 33, 136-137 138-139 Dixon, Elsie . . .33, 132-133 134-135 Dodge, Joan . .... 33 Dohse, Carolyn . . 33, 1 1 1, 168 Dorsey, Clayton .... 33, 162 Dotson, Brian . . 33, 170-171 Downey, Charles .... 33, 58 134-135, 162, 166, 172, 174 Drake, Richard .... 33, 58 134-135, 142, 149 Drake, Ronald .... 33, 58 134-135, 142 Dressen, Karen . . . 33, 125 218, 207 Driscoll, Jay . . . . 33 Droden, Drenda . . 33 Duckworth, Sandra . . 33 Duffin, Tainette . . . 33 Edeen, Judith . . 34, 132-133 Edwards, Sandra .... 34 Elam, Terry . . .... 34 Eldredge, Barbara . . . 34 Elle, Carol . . . 34, 111 Ellett, Veda . . . . 34 Ellis, Julianne . . 34 Ericksen, Tim . . . 34 Eskelson, Chad . . . . 34 Evans, June Ann . . . 34, 104 143, 158 Evans, Sharon . . 34, 156-157 166 eyief, Rosen . . . . 34 Farmer, Robert .... 34, 180 Fennell, Susan . . . 22, 34, 58 136-137, 156-157, 160 Fenwick, James . . 34, 182, 185 Finch, JoAnne . .... 34 Floyd, Judith . . 35, 146, 166 Floyd, VaNae . .... 35 Fordyce, Larry . .... 35 Fore, Sharon . .... 35 Forrest, Mariorie . 35, 156-132 1 Foster, Gary ..... 35, 166 Fowler, Leonard .... 35 Frasure, Jimmy . . 54, 166, 176 Freeman, Joyce .... 21, 35 Freeman, Karen . 35, 136-137 French, Tom . .... 35 Frey, Barney . . . . 54, 166 Frisk, Roy . . . 35, 159, 182 184, 202, 203 Fulwyler, Chester . . . 35, 141 Gaines, Darlene ..... 35 Gambles, Peggy . . . 35, 58, 1 13 125, 143, 156-157. 158 160, 174, 177, 207, 218 Garner, Lee .... 22, 35, 58 136-137 Garner, Mary Alice . . 35, 58, 148 149, 158, 160, 174. 180 Garrison, Rossalyn . . 36, 156-157 Garvin, Paul . . . 36. 58. 180 Garvin, Richard . . 22. 36, 58 Gayha 36 112 li? rt, Dorothy . , - 157-158, 177 Georgeson, Elaine . . Gertsch, Darrell 153, 159, 162, Gibbons, Judy . . Gilbert, James . Glenisky, Gayle . Goddard, Tim . . Gooch, Nan . . . Goodey, Meredith . Goransan, Robert . 132- 1 33, Green, Robert . . Groth, Dixie . . Guenther, Marlene . . 36, 58, 156 177 157-158, . . 36,58,149 182,192,194 36,138-139 . . . 54,112 21 36 156-157,.160, 174 . . . . 36 . 36 . . . . 54 . . 36, 58 134-135, 149 . . . . 36 36, 129, 166 36, 56 ,112 151,156-157,160,175 Guyon, Robert . Hackmeister, Kenny Haislip, Lois . . Hancock, Patricia . Hanners, Dennis . Hansen, DeVere . Hansen, Faye . Hansen, Lona . Hansen, Vaughn . Hardister, Dorothy . . . . 36,162 . . 36,159 170-171 . 37, 130 . . . 37 . 37, 176 . . 37 . . 37 . 37,110 37 37 Hardy, John .... 37,58, 126 132-133,134-135, 140,141 218 137 Harmon, Noreen . Haskett, William Hatch, Douglas . 149, 162, 173, 174, 207, 37, 136- . . . 37, 159 182, 185 . . 22, 37 132-133,134-135, 142,176 Hathaway, Sharon . Hawk, Marilyn . Hayball, Gloria . Hayden, Keith . . Heaps, Leslie . Henderson, Gloria . Henderson, Sondra . Hendricks, Dennis . Hepworth, JoElla . Herzog, Steve . Hill, Alton . . . Hillebrant, Tim . Hoggan, George . I-lonas, Don . . . Horrocks, Roger . Horton, Merle Kay . Hottel, Lester . . Hottel, William . Howard, Frances . Howell, Bonnie . Howes, Barry . . 1-lronek, Sharon . Hudson, Delmar 154' 149, . . . 37 37, 136-137 138-139 . . . 37 . . . 37 . . 38, 111 158, 172 38, 164-165 166, 168 38, 132-133 133 . . . 54 54, 138-139 38, 58, 149 162, 182, 185 . . . . 54 . . 38, 154 . . 54 . . 54 . 19, 38 . . 38 . . . . 38 . . . . 38 . 21, 38, 58 166, 173, 174 38, 122 138-139 54, 134-135 . . . 38 54, 56, 116 159, 182, 183 Huerta, Mary Ellen . . . 38,160 180 Humphrey, Ernest . Hunt, Rodney . . Hunter, Gerald . . Huntington, Jack Hurst Robert . . . 38 . . . 38 . . . 54 38, 58, 154 162 , ..... 39 Huth, Bert . . 39, 159, 192, 194 lvie, Owen . . Jacobs, Joe . Jacobsen, Darla James, Janiel . Jensen, Gordon . John, Kenneth . Johnson, Leo . Johnson, Leon . Johnson, Nellie Johnson, Sandra 156- Jolley, Patricia . Jones, Gloria . Jones, Raymond Jones, Roger . Jones, Thomas Jorgensen, Beverly Judd, Sidney . . Kane, Anne . Karellas, JoAnn Keller, Glen . . Kennedy, Barbara Kidd, Diane . Kinghorn, Barbara Kirby, Wayne . Knorr, Judy . Kramer, Carolyn Kramer, Marilyn Kranning, Lianna Kuck, Beverly . Kunnary, Karen Kunze, Jack . Kunze, Ladean . Kvarfordt, Gail . Kynaston, Gay . Lake, Peggy . LaMothe, Richard Lancaster, Sandy Languein, Robert Larsen, Dale . Larsen, Lynn . . Latimer, Carol . Latimore, Worth Lee, Fred . . Lenon, Blaine . Lewis, Linda . Lewis, Lorna . .39 . . 22, 54 . . . 39 . 39 . . 54 . . . . 39 . . . . 39 . . . . . 39 . . 39, 156-157 . . 26, 39, 143 157,158,160,166 . . . 39, 125 136-137, 207, 218 . . 54, 138-139 . . 39, 162, 192 193, 194, 196,197 . . . . . 39 . . . . 22, 39 . . . 39 . . 40, 166 . 40,136-137 156157 .13 I - . 40 40,58, 136- . 40, 132- 156 . , 136- 138-139, 137 133 4-135, -157 40 137 143 40 . . . . 54 . . 40,58 . 40,156-157 166 . . . . 40 . 40,156-157 166,175 40,166,175 . . 22,40 156-157,158 . . 22,40 . . . 40 . 41 . . . 41 . 41,136-137 . 41, 134-135 41,140,141 156-157,175 . . 41,159 . . . 41 . 41,166 . . . . 54 . 41,136-137 138-139 . . . 41 . . . . 41 . . 1.158- . . 41 158,164-165, Lien, David . . 41, 159, 182, Lindburg, Gary . Linford, Carol . 41 157 178 Liday,Jim . . 21,41,120,159 186 54 42 42 Long, Brent . . Lords, Dennis . Lords, Lee . . Lowery, Robert . Luker, Eileen . Lundquist, Patsy 134-135, 156, Lushinsky, Herbert Lusk, Duane . Lyman, Marian . Lyon, Geraldine '1 57 Lyon, Lois Satterfield McBride, Byron 211 . 54 . 42 . 42 . . 42 . . 42,58 ,158,160,174 42,159 . . 42 .. 42,160 164-165 . . 42 42, 112 . 42 McCain, Judy . . 3, 42, 58, 130 153, 156-157, 160 McCarty, Bill . . McCaskill, Lorna McCulIey, Charles McDaniel, Christine McDonald, Joan . McGinnis, Gerald . 164-165, 168, 207, 218 . . . . 42 . 42, 130 . 43, 159 200 . . . 43, 58 129, 160 43, 160, 174 . . . 43 . . . 43 Mclnelley, Bill . . McLain, Clair . McOmber, Emerson Madsen, Carl . . Madsen, James . Marler, Phyllis . . Marlow, Analee . . Martin, Chris . . Martinez, Carl . . Mecham, Bud . Miller, Betty . . Miller, Linda . . Miller, Ronald . . Miller, Sharon . . Mitchell, Jackie . Mittelstedt, Dyrace Mollerup, Marilyn . Montgomery, Mary 22 43 . . 43, . , ,159 162,182,184 176 43 43 43 . 43, 58,148 160, 164-165, 174 . . . . 43 . 43,134-135 142 43 175 44 44 54 '.'43, f 44,1156- 157 158, 160 44 44 138-139, 166 44 136-137, 138-139, 160 44 Moon, Beverly . . Moore, Michael . Morris,Roy . . Mulick Bernadette .' 44,1132- . 44, 182, 133 134-135, 142 185 44 Murri, Richard . . . 44, 58, 126 162, 174, 207, 218 Nichols, Donald . . 44, 58, 141 146 Nichols, Mona ...... 44 Nichols, Peter . . 44, 140, 141 146 Noble, Lael .... 44, 58, 174 Norton, Edna . . 22, 45, 156-157 Norton, Jerry .... 45, Okamura, Edyth . 166 115 1 19,45 138-139,156-157, 158, 168 Olson, Larry , . . . . . 45 Olson, Nancy . . 45, 58, 111, 115 126, 156-157, 158 160, 174, 178, 207, 218 Onstott, Marlene . . 45, 136-137 160 Ostler, David . Oxley, Ralph . Packer, Michael . Palfreyman, Helen . Palmer, Paul . . Panopolos, Gene . Papapavolos, Angelo 58, 115, 120, 45 Parisot, Neil . . Parker, Sharon Parris,Gary. . . Pattis, Eleanor . . 148, 156i PasIey,Roy. . . Pauls, Fred . ...45 45 . 45 . 45 . . 54 . . 54 . 26, 45 162 , 126, 162 163, 207, 218 45, 156-157 160, 166, 172 . . . 54 45, 58, 125 157, 160, 166 174, 207, 218 54 111:45 Payn, Maxine . . 46 Payne, Steve . . 46 Pearson, Vessie . . . . 46 Pehrson, Paul . .... 54 Phenix, Nancy . . . 46, 156-157 158 Pierce, Robert . . . . . 46 Poirier, Judy ..... 46, 166 Poore, Carolyn . . . 46, 58, 1 13 125, 148, 156-157, 158 160, 166, 207, 218 Porter, Ron . . 46, 134-135, 142 Potter, James ...... 46 Power, Ki . . 20, 46, 126, 172 182, 193, 195, 197, 207, 218 Pratt, Barbara . . 46, 58, 136-137 138-139, 143, 156 156-157, 158, 160, 174 Preece, Ann Jo . . . 46, 58, 1 1 1 156-157, 158, 160, 174 Randall, Arlin . . . . . 46 Randall, Robert ..... 46 Raschke, Martha . . 46, 129, Rasmussen, Shana ..... 54 Raymond, Leland . . 47, 166 Remy, Janice ...... 47 Reynolds, Bertie ..... 47 Riddle, Margaret . . 47, 136-137 156-157 Rhondeau, Willard .... 54 Ritzman, Paula . . . . 47 Rivera, Alfred . . . . . 54 Robertson, Myrna . . 22, 47, lg? 1 Roeder, John . . . 47, 134-135 Romriell, Denee . . 47, 138-139 166 Romriell, Eloise . . . . . 47 Roper, Dixie . . . 47 Rountree, Janice . . . 47 Rouse, Judith . . . . 47 Rouse, Karen .... 47, 160 Roylance, Douglas . . . 22, 47 Ruchti, Ross ..... 47, 162 Rumel, John . . 3, 22, 48, 58, 1 11 126, 132-133, 134-135, 142 162,166,170-171, 173,174 207, 218 Rust, Joan ....... 48 Rutledge, DeAnn . . 48, 136, 137 Sakelaris, Angelo 159, 1 Schatz, Helen . . Scheele, Glenda . Selders, Margaret . . . 20, 48, 58 62, 163, 192, 195 48, 58, 147, 149 . . . 48, 166 48 Serrano, Carmel . . 48 Shader, Dave . . . 48 Shelton, Richard . . . 48 Sheppard, Sondra . . 48, 143 Abe, Polly . . . . . 23 Adams, Sandraleigh . . 61, Sherburne, Patricia Sherwood, Shari Shuck, Kenneth Simmons, Carol Simmons, Marjorie Simmons, Marla Sisneros, Ben . Sisneros, Steve . Smith, Bruce . Smith, Douglas . Smith, Karlene . Smith, Keith . Smith, Maurice Snow, Hershel . Solomon, Delone Somsen, John . Spahr, Rita . . Spencer, Nellie . Spraker, Virgil . Spratlen, Marcia Stanton, Patricia Steffens, Bob . 149, 162, 1 Stewart, Clark . Stirling, Fred . Stoll, Fred . . . Stone, James . . Stowell, Ann . Stowell Lynn . . . . 48,115 126, 156-157, 158 207,218 . . 48,136,137 160,175 48, 166, 178 48 . . . 49,130 128,156-157 49 . . . 49 . . 49,166 . 26, 49,115 . . . . 49 . . 49,111 156-157 . . . 49 54,207,218 . . . 49,166 . . . . 49 . . . 49 . . . . . 49 49, 136-137 138-139 54 49, 156-157 172 . . . . . 49 . 18, 50, 58, 108 66, 182, 184, 190 . . . 50 . . ., . . 50 50, 58, 132-133 134-135, 142, 162 50, 58, 159, 163 182,185,186 ..50 , ..... 50 Strackeljahn, Jean . . 50, 156-157 158, 168 Strawn, Margaret . . . 20, 50,57 58, 153, 160, 174, 180 Streibel, Paul . Sturdevant, Betty Stutts, Billie . . Summers, Glen . Swallow, Juliene Swallow, Marion Taber, William . Talbot, Dorothy Taylor, Lyman . Thomas, David . Thomas, Linda . Thomson, Dennis Tolman, Elbert . Trappett, Sharon Traughber, Ned Tucker, Howard Turner, Kenneth mlex 06151612155 U Albertson, Georgia . . 61,144 Alldredge, Larry . Allen, Almira . . . . . . 54 . . . . . 50 50, 58, 148, 168 . . . . . 54 ....50 ....50 . . 22,50, 129 141,146 . . . . . 50 . . 54,159,182 183 . . 51,58, 112 127,141 . 51,136-137 138-139 . . . . . 54 . . . . 51 . . . 51,175 . . 51, 134-135 162,176,202 . .... 51 . . . . 54 . . . . 191 . . 61,138-139 212 Underwood, Brian . Valenty, Donna Vaughn, Mike Walker, Althea Walker, George Walker, Sharon Walker, Wendy Walton, . 51 . 51,129 . 51,166 51,158 51 58 .134-135,'142, '178 . . . 51,114 5158104 ' 1.43, 156-157: 158 160, 172, 178 Carrol ...... 51 Ward, Mardean . . . 51, 58, 111 160, 164-165, 174, 178, 204 Warner, Kelly ...... 54 Warth, Ronald . . . 52, 132-133 134-135, 136-137, 142 170-171 . . . 52 Water, Kathleen . . Watson, LaWanna . . Watson, Marilyn Weatherman, Betty . Webster, Patricia Weight, Glade . Welch, Michael Wells, Tamara . White, Margie . Wiesmann, Uta . Wilcox, Tamara . Willecke, Gayle Willioms,Bruce . Williams, Homer Williams, Leland Williams, Sharon Wilson, Bob . Wilson, Dick . Wilson, Gary . Wilson, Mike . Wiseman,Richard Wood, Dennis . Wright, Carol . Wright, Richard Wright, Thomas . . . 52 52,156-157 . . 52,58 138-139 . . 52, 58,140 141,147 . 21,52,57,58 154,162,174 . . . . . 52 . . 52,136-137 158 . . . . . 52 . . 22, 52,110 146,151,156-157 166,174 . . 52, 57, 58 132-133, 156-157 160,166,173,174 52 58 '156-157,153,160 .- .... 52 .....53 .....53 53 I I 53,'134- 135 142, 166 53 . . . . . 53 54, 159, 182, 186 . . . . . 52 . . . . . 53 . . 53, 58, 141 . . . . 53 54 Wurster, Suzanne . . 53, 58, 1 15 152, 160 Yearsley, Norman . . . 53, 166 Young, Peter .... 53, 166 Young, Steve . . 22, 53, 108, 119 120, 129, 141 Yunker, James . Zahm, Robert . Zweigart, Ruth . Allen, Patricia . Allred, Carol . . Allred, Evelyn . ,149 159,162,170-171 . . . . . 53 . .53 . .53 . . . . . 61 . 138-139, 168 . . 138-139 Alvord, David . . 102, 191, 199 Ames, Donald . .... 61 Ames, Kathryn ...... 61 Anderegg, John . . 61, 134-135 Andersen, Durrell . . . 191, 199 Anderson, Dorothy . . . 136-137 Anderson,Jamie ..... 61 Anderson, Janet . . 61, 132-133 Anderson, Joy . . 61, 136-137 141, 161 Anderson, Joyce . . . 177 Anderson, Kay . . 168 Anderson, Patricia . . . 61 Anderson, Ralph . . . .80, 141 170-171 Anderson, Ray . , 141,191,199 Anderson,WiIliam . . 61, 182, 189 192, 195 Anderson, Zee Ray .... 61 Andrews, Lee Ann ...., 61 Anthony, Gail . . . 61, 156-157 161, 180 Argenbright, Virginia . . 134-135 Armstrong, Arleen . . . . 61 Arvin, Stella . . . . 61 Babcock, James .... 61, 162 Boguley, Kathleen . . 61, 156-157 Bailey, Jean . . 23, 62, 136-137 138-139, 156-157 164-165, 172, 178 Bailey, Stanley . . . . 176 Baldwin, Donna ..... 62 Banyord, Steve ..... 191 Barbour, Lonna . . 61, 132-133 Barbre, Deanna . . 61, 138-139 Barbre, Kay . . . . 182, 188 Barker, Gary . . 61, 159, 191 Barlow, Gwen . . . 138-139, 177 Barlow, Richard . . . 182, 190 192, 195 Barrett, Doris . . 61, 104, 105 ' 156-157, 161 168, 172 Bartz, Gerri Gne . . 23, 62, 130 156-157, 158 161, 174 Bastow, Jo Ann . . . . 177 Bostow, Sue Ann . . . . 177 Bates, Clodia ...... 62 Bean, Maxine .... 138-139 Beasley, Eleanor . . . 62, 161 164-165, 174, 180 Beck, Sharon ...... 62 Beckstead, Gary . . . 130, 163 Beebe, Joann . . . . 168 Bently, Judy . . . 88 Berry, Louis . . 191 Betts, Colleen . . . . 62 Betty, Lorraine ..,... 62 Bevans, Jeanette . . 62, 138-139 Bevans, Susan . . . 23, 62, 144 168, 177 Bircher, Michele . . 168, 177 Bistline, Mike . . 159, 192 195, 197 Blalock, David . . . . . 62 Blanco, Nicole . . 23, 177 Blazek, Bill , . . . . 62 Blenkle, William . . . 162 Blodgett, Sharon . . . 168 Blume, Bonnie . . . , . 62 Bohi, Nancy ...... 161 Bollingbroke, Michael . . 136-137 Bollinger, Robert . . . 62 Bolton, Beverly. . . 62,136-137 173 Christensen, Karen Christensen, Kenneth W. . Christensen, Kenneth Christensen, Sherri Christiansen, Clark . Christner, Susan . Christopherson, Judy Churchill, LeRoy . 161, Boring, Bill . . . . 62 Bowden, Myrna . . 161 Boyce, Shirl . . . . . 62 Bayes, Judy ..... 138-139 Bradley, Particia . . 132 133, 161 168, 174, 180 Bratton, Adelle . . 23, 168, 174 Breneman, Brenda ..... 62 Brian, Beverly . . . 62, 156-157 161, 164-165 Brian, Janie . . . . . 161 Brooks, Sharon .... 23, 62 156-157,158,161 Brown, James . . . . . 141 Brown, Mary . . . . . 168 Brown, Michael . . . . 163 Brubaker, Betti . 62, 1 12, 161 168 Bruner, Milton . . . . 62 Buehler, Susan . 138-139, 177 Buffaloe, Ronald . . . 62 Buffoloe, Vernon . . 62, 132-133 134-135 Buffat, Barbara . . . 62 Buhler, Mary Helen . . 63 Bullock, Vicki . . . 130, 168 Bunce, Jo Ann . . . . . 63 Bunce, Kristine . . 168, 172 Burbank, Kay . . 138-139 Burdict, Lester ...... 63 Burk, Janene . . 138-139 Burkey, Sharon . 161, 164-:gg Burnham, Connie . . 63, 156-157 Burt, Barbara ...... 63 Burt, Velma . . . . 63 Burton, Jonelle . . 168 Burton, Nancy . . 164-165 Burum, Douglas . . 182, 189 Busacker, Patricia . 138-139 177 Cable, Wesley . . . 191 Camacho, Manuel . . . 191 Camerud, Karan . 164-165 Campbell, Richard ...., 63 Cantrill, David . , 84, 202 Carlsen, Ray ...... 63 Carlsen, Rea . . . Carlson, Luana . Carlson, Joann . Carson, Lyle . Carson, Mary . Casteel, Shannon . Cowley, Gloria . Chaffee, Edward . ' Chaffin, Carol . . Chambers, Rosanna Chambers, Vickie . Chandler, William Chapman, Bonnie . Chase, Richard . . Chase, Sandra . Chester, Virginia . Chivers, Jerry. . . Christ, Harry . . Christ, Patricia . 138f139, Christensen, Gloria Christensen, Janice Christensen, John 213 63,136-137 . . . 84 164-165,180 . . . 63 . . . 84 84,138-139 . 84,186 . . . 63 . . 84 . 84,161 174 . . . 84 23,84,174 176 . . . 84 . . . 63 . 84,168 84,168,174 63,132-133 134-135,142 . . 23,63 84,112 161,168 ...63 ...63 . 84,191 Clark, Clark, Aaron . . . Ferne . . Clark,GIeanne . . Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, Lois . . . Robert . Sandra . Vern . . Clarke, David . . . Clouser, Michael . Cobley, Lorraine . Coats, Ann . . . Coffin, Brenda . Coffin, Shana . Cohen, Hazel . . Coleman, Marlene . Collins, Clark . . Combs, Rosanna . Conrad, Dean . . Conrad, Marilyn . Contos, James . . Cook, Barbara . . Cook, Boyd . Cook, El Roy . Cook, Lloyd . . Cook, Ronald . Cooper, Benita . . Cornelison, Elaine . Cox, Peggy . . . Craig, Rosemary Cragun, Larry . Crandall, James . Crane, Betty . . Crane, Dexter . . Creer, Jenice . Critchley, Donna . Critchley, James . Crichett, Sandra . Crochett, Sharon . Cross, Raymond . Crousen, Terry . Crystal, Raymond . Culver, Sharon . . Cunningham, Judy Curran, Laddie . . Curtis, Ron . . . Curzon, Leland . Cutler, Erlene . Dahl, Marian . . Dahlstrom, Mark . Dalldorf, Sharon . Dalton, Jo Ann . Daniels, Gwendolyn Daniels, Pot . . Davidson, Bill . 162, 138- 84, 63 138 85, 164 63 85 161 64 85 64 85 64 64 156 64 63 85 64 64, I . . 84 . . 63 166,174 163,191 . . 84 63,162 . . 84 . . 84 139,168 . . 84 . . 63 . 177 161,174 . . 85 . . 84 138 139 . . 84 136 137 139,154 . . 63 . . 85 . . 85 130,161 165,174 156-157 158 . . 64 136-137 164 165 . . 85 138-139 136-137 136-137 144 134 135 . . 64 . 176 . 176 . 176 85,176 156 157 158,161 . . 85 156 157 64,166 . 193 . 64 . . 85 . . 64 23,64 157,161 . . 64 . . 85 . . 64 . . 64 134 135 64,146 . . 64 . 85 . . 85 . . 85 134 135 142,162 , 191 . . 64 . . 64 136-137 . . 85 156-157 177 161,168 180 156-157 164-165 23,85 Davidson, Frances . Davis, David . . Davis, Donna . Davis, Glenna . Davis, Steve . Day, Judith . Dayley, Bern . . De Gregory, Fred, Jr., . . DeJarnatt, William De Julis, LaRayne . De Julis, Michael De Kay, Ruth . 132-133,134-135, De Late, Terry . . Delong, Dennis . Denkers, James . Denkers, Karleen . Des Fosses, James . De Witt, Billy . . De Witt, John . . Dickson, Sharon . . 65 138-139,141 D1116n,J1m . . 65,1291 Dillon, Margaret . Disdier, Leah . Dissault, Jerry . Dixon, Gary . . Dixon, Richard . Donicht, Sharon . Donnelly, Elizabeth Dopp, Shirley . . Doran, Richard . . Doss, 'Darwin . . Draper, Deanna . Driever, Wreatha . Duncan, Robert . Dunn, Ralph . . Dustin, Brenda . . Eaton, Raymond . Eaton, Ronnie . Eaton, Wardria . . Edginton, Evelyn . Edwards, Daniel . Edwards, Douglas . Edwards, Preston Edwards, Rita . . Egbert, Jay . . . Ehersmann, Jeanie Eicholz, Dale . . Elbrader, James . Elderkin, Ginny . . Elgas, Richard . Ellett, Jay . Ellis, Gordon . Ells, Wallace . . Engen, Roger . . England, Rondell . Erickson, Dawn . . Ernst, Rolf . . . Evans, Connie Jo Evans, Douglas . . 85 138 . f 162, 156-157, . 65,132- 134-135, 65 ' 1 -174, . . . gi 156- 207, 23,65,156- 16L .' 65,1156- 158, 1 1 .136 16L 162, . 65,156- 175,207, . 86,166, . 86,163, . . 170 . 65,162 . 86,l6L .'86, . 65, I '136 138 . . . 86 . 86,136 . '65, ' 156 157, '. I '134- 138-139, . 65 132- 134J35, f 86 . 66 .134 .134 87, 139 64 64 64 176 174 133 142 141 85 175 180 163 125 157 218 157 174 86 86 157 161 65 86 199 137 173 166 157 218 168 174 180 171 192 194 168 86 65 65 191 160 65 86 65 137 139 176 137 199 65 86 86 86 191 65 86 65 168 65 86 135 146 133 142 86 135 65 65 135 142 86 86 168 87 Evans, Lorraine . Evans, Nancy . Evenson, Lynn . Falter, Gary . . Farnsworth, Robert Farnsworth, Steven Fawson, Diane . Featherston, Charles Felt, Philip . . . Fereday, Carmen . Ferguson, Karen . Fields, Richard . Firkins, Beverly . Fisher, Patricia . Flandro, Susan Fleming, Henry . Floyd, Tommy Fordyce, Joanne . Forgeon, Aland . Forest, Lyle . . Forrest, Thomas . Foss, Norman . Foster, Norma . . Foster, Sharon . Fowler, Renae . Frances, Donna . Frasure, Martin . Frazier, Dennis . Freeman, Shelly . Frey, Lurlene Fricke, Ann . . Fricke, Ted . . Frilot, Janine Fuger, Rose . . Fuhriman, John . Ganske, Robert . Gardner, Larry Gardner, Paul . . Garrard, Linda . Garrard, Rosanne Garrett, Ann . . Garrison, Patricia Garry, Linda . . Garvin, Mary . Gautier, Gary . Gaved,Jim . . Georgeson, Melvin Getty, Sondra . Geyer, Max . . . Gibbons, Paul . . Gibson, Gerald . . Giesbrecht, Urania Gilbert, Adele . . Gish, Patricia . . Goddard, Cindy . Goddard, Jim . . Goodrich, Brent . Goosey, Donna . Grady, Maurice . Graham, Larry . 214 . . 66 . 66, 168 . . . 87 87, 134-135 136-137, 142 . . . 66 . 87, 202 . . 66, 136 137 138-139, 156-157, 158 146, 173 . . . 66 . . 87 . . . 178 . . . 66 87, 191, 199 . . . 87 66, 177, 168 66, 112, 158 161, 172 66, 134 135 . . . . . 87 87, 132 133 168, 177 . . . 66 87, 134 135 . 66, 191 . . . 66 87, 130, 161 174, 180 . 87, 168 87, 132-133 134-135 . . . 87 . . . 176 . 87, 199 66, 136 137 . . . . . 66 66, 132-133 134-135, 163 . . . . . 87 . . . .86 . 87 . 66, 176 . . . . 66 . . . 66 . . 66, 161 . . 87, 168 88, 161, 164-165 . 66, 158 . . . 66 88, 132-133 134-135, 177 88, 134-135 142 23, 88, 191 . 88, 163 174 67, 156-157 . . . 67 . . . 88 . . . 67 . 67, 115 168, 177 . . . 88 . . 88 . . . 88 . . . 67 . . . 67 67, 156-157 161, 168 . . . 176 . 67, 162 170-171 Gratton, Susan Graves, Melvin . Gray, Judy . . Green, Errol . Green, Ronald . . Green, Virgil . . Griggs, Wilford . Grimm, Jerry . . Groom, Peter . . Grossman, Diane . Gunnell, Laura . . Gunnell, Louette . Gunter, Elvin . . Gunter, William . Hackett, Carol . Haddenham, Donna Hadley, Linda . . Hadley, Suzanne . Hahn, Jarilyn . Hall, Diane . Hall, Eleanor . Hall, Frank . . Hall, Patricia . . Halling, Judy . Halterman, Pat . Hancock, Vem . Hanes, David . Hanes, Vickie . . Hanifen, Sandra . Hansen, Fred . Hansen, Jack . Hansen, Jean . Hansen, Kenneth . Hansen, Linda . . Hardman, Dixie . Harlan, Betty . Harmon, Elene . Harper, Rulon . Harris, Donald . Harris, Gordon .... Harris, Karen Ann . Harris, Karen Rae Harrop, Michael . Hart, James . . Harten, Ellen . Harwood, Neal . Haskett, David . Haskett, Wilma . Haskett, Sharon . Hathaway, Marilyn Haugard, Nomwan . Havin, Barbara . Hawkes, Glenn . Hawkes, Linda . . Hawkes, Lowell . Hawkins, Marlene Haworth, Walter . Hayman, Pat . Hayworth, Bruce . Hayworth, Lindo . Heath, John . . . 88,141,146 174 166, . 21, 67, 159 162, 163 . . 67, 166 . 67, 162, 166 . . . . 88 . 159, 202-203 . 88, 134-135 142, 163 23, 88, 168, 180 . 67, 162, 172 174 . 88,161,168 174,180 . . . 67 . . . 67 . 88,202 . . 88 . 161,164-165 168 . . . 88,177 . . . . 67 . . . 23,67 156-157,158 . 88,138-139 161,168 . . . . 88 . 89,161,168 180 175, . 89,191,199 23,67,156-157 161,168 . 89,168,177 . . . . 89 . . 23,89 . 182,188 . . . . 89 . 89,141,166 168 . . . . 67 . 89,163,174 180 . . . 67,178 . . . . 89 . 89,168,177 . . . 89,144 . . 89,173 . . 89 . . . 68 . . 68,159 . . 68 . 68,156-157 . . . 89,138 139,161,168 . . . . 67 . . . 176 . 68 . . 68 . . 89,199 . . . . 89 . 89,168,177 . . . . 89 . . . . 68 . . . 68,168 . 89,136-137 172 . . . 89 . . . . 89 . . . 68,174 . 90,191,199 . . 68,168 . . . 68,90 . 90,161,168 . . . 23,90 Loomis, Kay . . Koehle 93 171 93 134, 135 202 71 93 93 Heath, Nancy . . . 90, 177 Hegsted, Millicent . . . 90, 168 180 Hegstrom, Bruce . 68, 134-135 136-137, 142 Henderson, Darlene . . . 90 Henderson, Glenna . . . 68, 130 180 Henderson, Kent . . . 90 Henderson, Mary Ann . . 90, 161 168, 174 Hendricks, Ron . . . 68 Henry, Karen . . . . 68 Hernandez, Marie . . . 68, 144 Herrera, Lurye . . . 23, 68 156-157,161,174 Herzog, Susan .... 68, 125 156-157, 180, 207, 218 Hess, David . . 90, 134 135 Higby, Jimmy . . . . . 90 Higgins, Gail . 68, 156 157 161, 177 Hill, Arlene . . 68, 175 Hill, Bill . . . . . 90 H1lI,Julenne . 80, 90, 161 168, 180 Hill, Leslie ..... 90, 173 Hill, Linda . . 144, 156-157 168, 177 Hillman, Patty .... 90, 144 Hllt, Terry . . . . 170-171 Hirschi, Michael . . 90, 202 Hodson, Peter . . . . 68 Hoehnen, Gloria . . 90, 161 164-165 Hoffman, Linda . 90, 168, Hoge, George . 182, 190, 203 202 Hoggan, Richard ..... 90 Hollingsworth, Dirk . . . 90 Holmberg, Dale ..... 68 Holman, Kristin . 23, 90, Holmes, Mariean . 91, 138-139 168, 177 Hopkins, Ann . . . . . 91 Hopkins, Betty . . . . . 69 Hopkins, Brent ...... 91 Hopkins, Vicky ...... 69 Hopper, Vicky . . 91, 136 137 Horne, Bruce . . . . 91 Horton, Judi . . . . . 91 Hough, Frank . . . 91 Houghton, Herbert . . . 69 Howell, Jamie ...... 91 Howell, Leonard . 91, 170-171 172, 199 Howes, Joel . . . . . 69 Huber, Elaine . . 91, 180 Hudson, Robert . . 134 135 Huerta, Aurora .... 91, 180 Huerta, Virginia ..... 69 Hunt, Dixie . . 69, 114, 156 157 158-204 Hunt, Vicki . . 91,161,168,177 lngram, Linda . . . 69 lvle, Dorris . . . 69 Jackson, Raenetta . . . 69 Jackson, Robert .... 69, 172 Jacobsen, Richard . . 21, 69 ,140 141, 162,172, 174 Jenkins L le . . . 91 , y . . . Jenkins, Robert .... 69, 159 Jenks, Leola . Jenks, Leon . . Jensen, Donald . Jensen, John . Jensen, Joseph . Jensen, Marga Lee Jensen, Ronald . Jenson, Dennis . Jenson, Shirley . Johnson, Camille Johnson, Edwina Johnson, Geraldine Johnson Johnson , Jackie , Karen Johnson, Karen M. Johnson , Naida Johnson, Willard Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Betty . Duane . Florine . Pauline . Jones, Vicki . Judd, John . Just, Marilyn . Kanamato, Ann . Keckle r, Linda . Kelly, Sharon . . Kelly, Shirley . Kelsey, Gene . Kerr, Gary . Kidd, Colleen . Kinghorn, Elaine Kinney, James . Kinney, Joan . Kinney, La Rae . Kirkman, Dale . Kleinkopf, Sandra Knapp, Richard . Kniffen, Thomas Knight, Tom . Knoblich,Clifford r,Joe . . 144,161-, 164i165, 69,156-157 164-165 . . . 69 . . . 69 69,159,162 182,188 . . . 69 . . . 69 156-157 158,161 . . . 69 . . . 91 . . . 91 60, 69, 158 . . . 91 . . . 69 91 138- 139 168 . . . 91 . 69 . . . 70 . . . 91 Koontz, Mary Lou Kranning, Jerry Kreizenbeck, Mack Kuhn, Kenneth . Kunz, Robert . Kunze, Raymond . Kutterer, Gary . Kutzman, Vicki . Labbee, Lawrence Laible, John . Laign, Paul . . Lallas, Kathryn . Larsen, Kim . . Larsen, Ruth . Larson, Craig . 215 23, 70, 158 . . . 70 . . . 91 . . . 70 . . . 70 . . . 92 91, 92, 177 23, 92, 161 168, 174 70, 156-157 158, 161 92, 104, 105 164-165, 168 . 92, 161 . . . 176 70, 136-137 138-139 7o, 132-133 135, 138-139 156-157, 158 . . . 70 . . . 70 . . . 70 . 70, 177 . . . 70 . 92, 168 . 70, 191 . . . 92 . . . 92 92, 132-133 170-171, 174 92, 163, 172 92, 161, 168 . . . 70 . . . 92 170-171 70, 119 ,126 162, 179-171 174, 207 . 70, 191 . . 23,92 170-171, 202 . . . 70 . 92, 168 . 132-133 176 95, 136-137 138-139 . . . 70 . . , 92 . 70, 128 . . . 70 92, 134-135 Larson, Erol. . . Lawson, Burnida . Lee, James . . 92, 141, Leese, Jo Ann . Leger, Lawrence . Lemmons, William Lewis, Jeanne . . Lewis, John . . Lewis, Mary Lee . Lewis, Ted . . . Liday, Mildred . . Lindburg, Sandra . Lindsey, Ronda . Link, Andrew . Link, Ernest . Lish, Allen . . . Lish, Robert . . Livingston, De Ann Lloyd, Bill . . . Lords, Karen . Lords, Ronnie . Lowe, Lee Ann . Lower, Douglas . Loya, Eddie . . Lundquist, Carol . Lunt, Gerri . . Lyon, Delyla . Lyon, Joelene . McCain, Peggy . 70, 136- 163 164 71, '134 92, 71, 71 71, 93 71 156-157, '158, McCarthy, Betty . . McCarthy, Terry . . McConnell, Jackie . McCoy, Linda . . McCurdy, Jean . McCurdy, Larry . McDaniel, Dora . McDevitt, Sharon McDevitt, Sheila . Mclnelly, Ronald . McLaughlin, Robert McLaughlin, Terry . . McLeod, Ruth . . McNelly, William . McNitt, Gerri . . Mc0mber, Arthur . Maag, Steven . . Madrid, Della . . . Madrid, Eleanor . Madsen, Julie Ann Maestas, Anita . . Mandarino, Richard Mangum, Dennis . Mann, Lois . . Marler, Shirlene . Marley, Craig . . Marley, Linda . . Marley, Mauvia Marshall, James . Marshall, Robert . Martain, Maria . Martin, Blaine . . Mathews, Myrna . Mealy, George . . Medrud, Jeanie . Meek, Phyllis . Mercer, Donna . I Merrell, Joan . 93 71 71 71, 170- 156 94, 94 72, '134- 1 ..92 156-157 137,140 170-171 165,168 . . 71 . . 92 111,147 135,178 168,177 162,174 . . 92 156-157 161 93,177 . 93 . 93 . 93 . 71 . 71 . . 93 71,110 . . 71 . . 71 93,177 129,162 166 23,71 . . 71 . . 71 138-139 132-133 134-135 71,144 161,168 . . 93 . . 93 138-139 161,168 164-165 174 . . 71 . 178 . . 93 93,168 93,168 . . 93 . 93 . . 93 .170- 171, 93 71 . 202 157, 161 93 94 177 72 -168, 72, 199 94 94 72 94 135 94 72, 144 72 1 58 1 1 8, 204 Merrell, Stanley . Merrill, Steve . Mestaz, Cecilia . Miles, Patricia . . Miller, Becky . . Miller, David . Miller, Dennis . Miller, Larry . Miller, Mary . . Miller, Richard . . Miller, Richard Dean Millward, Bonnie . Millword, George . 182, 183,' Millward, Karen . Misner, William . Mitchell, Curtis . Mitton, Sharon . . Mizera, Gay . Mill,John. . . Monroe, Gale . Montgomery, Barry Moon, Linda . . Moon, Marvin . . Mooney, Robert . . Moore, Dennis . . . . . 72 94, 134-135 199 ...94 72, 156-157 168, 172, 180 . . 80,94 . 170-171 . 72, 191 . . 04 . 94, 166 . 172, 176 . . 172 . . . 72 . 136-137 187, 202, 203 94, 138-139 . . . 72 . . . 94 . . . 94 72,156-157 158,161,177 . . . 180 ' .134- 72,159, 170-171, 72 94 135 94 94 162 182 . . . 72 191 135 94 72 157 168 191 Olsen, Jene . Olson, Gwen Olson, Pat . O'Neal,Judy . . Onstott, Lee . . Orchard, Gerald . . Ortega, Donna Ortega, Joseph Osborn, Mary . . Oxley, Arthur . Packer, Bonnie . . Packer, Glenda . . Palfreyman, Colleen Palfreyman, JoAnn Palmer, Douglas . Panter, Phillip . Paolino, JoAnn . . Parker, Amelia . Parker, Bert . . Parker, Jerri . . Parker, Sondra Parker, Noren . Parr, Sharon . .73 ...95 ...73 95,160,161 . . 95,163 . . . 191 95,161,168 180 . . . 19,20,73 134-135, 159, 182 188 192,195,200 . . . 73 . 73 . 73 . 95 . 95 . . . 95 138-139 5 . 73 . 95,-202 . . . 95 . . 73,174 73,172,178 . . . 96 150,156-157 178 96,138-139 177 73,138-139 . . . 73 Parris, Gary . . Partner, Harvey . Patten, Nilene . Payne, Darleen . Payne, Sharon . Peck, Glen . . Pehrson, Alice . . Perkins, Garren . Perkins, Ronald . Perry, Guy . . . Peters, Michael . . Peterson, Buck . Peterson, Niel . . Peterson, Linda Peterson, Sandra . . . . 74 . 96, 168 . 74, 122 . 96, 168 Perry, Faye . . 2374156- Phelps, Richard Phippen, Errol . . Pieper, William Pierce, Ramona . Pierce, Sharon . . Pitchford, Mary Pizer, Lenore . . Platt, James . Podsiadlo, Ellen . Ponzo, Aldine Poole, Janet . Porges, Bruce . Moore, Michael . . 163, Moore, Patrick . . 134- Morgan, Dennis . . . . Morgan, Karen . . . . . Muck, Karen . 72, 156- 158, Mullck, James . . . 94, Murrietta, Ernest . 94, 202 Murietta, Judith . . . 72, 129 Murillo, David .... 72, 159 Murillo, Thomas 23, 72, 191 Myers, Jerry . . . . 72, 94 Myers, Kenneth . . . . 72 Myers, Norman . . . . 95 Myers, Richard . . 95, 170-171 Myler, Gary . 73, 136-137 170-171 Nalley, Mary . . . 95 Nash, Bonnie . . 95, 161 Nattress, David . . 73, 204 Neider, Joy . . . . 73 Nelson, Elaine . . . . . 73 Nelson, Everard . . . . 95 Nelson, Georgia . 73, 134-135 Nelson, Larry . . . 73, 162 Nelson, Lowell . . . . . 73 Nelson, Mardell . . . . 93 Newey, Rosilind . 95, 138-139 Nielsen, Far Lee . . . . 95 Nielsen, Joe ...... 191 Nielsen, Ronald . 95, 134-123 Nitz, Ronald . 73, 170-171 North, Judy . . . . 95, 168 Novis, Lois . . . . 73, 177 Nugent, Julie . . 95, 172 Oborn, Kathleen . . . 73, 168 Obrey, Linda . . . . 95, 168 O'Conner, Patrick . . 95, 159, 202 Okamura, Judy . 73, 156, 157 158, 161, 168 Okesson, Lewella . . . 73 Olsen, Donna . . . . 95 Porter, Joan . . Potter, Allen Potter, Charles . . Powers, David Powers, Gary . Powers, Roger Praegitzer, Bill . . Pratt, Derl . . Pratt, Marilyn Prescott, Joyce . Price, Park . . Pugmire, Sarah . . . 96,202 74,156-157 . . 74,178 . . . 96 . 74 . . . 74 . 170-171 . . . 74 . . 96,168 2o,74,158 , , 157 . . 74,159,182 190 . . . 96 . . . 176 74,136-137 . . . 74 . . 74,156-157 160,161,164-165 96,138-139 177 96,170-171 199 . . . 96 . . . 74 . . . 74 74,159,162 163,192,194 . . 96,177 . . . 96 . . . 74 . . . 96 . . . 74 96,134-135 . . . 96 . . . 21 . . . 96 . 74,161 . 96,199 . . 96 . 20,96 170-171 Pugmire, Steven . 21 6 Puller, Joe . . Quinn, Marcia . Ramey, Dixie . Randall, Gerald . Randall, Sharleen Rands, Barbara . Ransom, Leon . . Rasmussen, Howard Rast, Carole . . Rawlins, Carolyn . . 172 . . 102 . . 23, 74, 126 156-157, 207, 218 . . 74,96 . 74, 168 . 96, 168 97, 134-135 . . . 173 97, 138-139 . . . 74 . 74 Rawson, Francis . Raymond, Stephen Read, Eric . . . Reddy, Julie . Remy, Dennis . . Ressor, Clayne . Ressor, Dollie . . Reed, Joanne . Reid, Sharlene . Reilly, Thomas . Reisinger, Richard Reynolds, Bob . . Rhodes, Helen . Rich, Jon . . Richardson, Linda . Riley, Nancy . . Rimmer, Susan . Ritzman, Jean . Roach, Tretha . Roberts, Hanna Roberts, Karan . Roberts, Neva . Roberts, Patricia Robinson, Lamar Robison, Linda . Robson, Ronald . Rohner, Linda . . Romrell, Kit . . Romriell, Kenneth . . Rooney, David . Rosales, Rhea . Rossi, Anna . . Rossitter, Kay . . Rough, Diane . . Rounsavell, Daniel Rowe, Brenda . . 20, 97, 141, 164 Rowe, Janet . . 97, 161, 168, Rowe, Sharon . . Rowland, Marilyn 138-139, '1 44, 164- Rawley, Ralph . . Roylance, Karen . Royter, Sharon . . Ruchti, Gary . . Rupp, Priscilla . Ryan, Gary . . Rytting, Sharon . Sams, Sally . Sanford, Ben . Sanford, Gary . Sanger, William ...97 ...75 60, 75, 158 174 168, . . 191 . . 191 . . 23,97 75, 156-157 172,180 . . . 97 . . . 191 23,97,130 163,199 75, 134-135 . 97, 168 170-171, 191 . . . 75 97, 138-139 . . 75, 174 . . 75, 180 . . . 97 97, 138-139 168, 180 . . . 97 . . . 97 75, 156-157 . . . 75 . 97, 161 164-165 . . . 75 75, 132-133 166, 174, 175 . . . 176 . . . 75 . 97, 130 75, 106, 133, 156- 75, 156- . 174, -165, 97 75 132 157 157 191 199 161 168 177 97 97,110 165 . . . 75 97, 138-139 . . 97 98, 191 98, 177 75, 113,126,163 75 98, 144, 161 164-165, 168 . . . 98 . . . 75 . 134-135 156 Satterfield, Linda . Saunders, Dave . Sounders, Douglas . Sawaya, Michael . Say, Russell . Schiess, Jerald . . Schulthier, Deona Schultz, Shannon . Schwartz, Lavell . Scott, Bonnie . Scott, Darrell . Scott, Dennils . Lucille . Scott, Seamons, Dale . Selders, Mary . Sellers, Darlene . Slover, Marlene . Shader, Pameal . Shamberger, Barbara . . 138-139, Sharp, Kim. . . Shiflett, Patricia . Shiozawa, Kent . Shlppen, Errol . Shurt1iff,Woyne . Simlson, Philip . Simmons, Paul . Simmons, Sharon . Simmons, Thomas . Sims, Duane . . Sintcher, Mike . Sisneros, Paul . Slavik, Anita . . Sluder, Keith . . Barbara . Smith, Smith, Carolyn . . Smith, Curtis . Smith, Mardean . Smith, Marilee . Smith, Martha . Smith, Mary . Snow, Robert . . Sommers,Marjean . Somsen, Mary . . Sorenson, Linda . Sorenson, Paul . Sorg, Jeanette . Souza, Mark . Souza, Bonnie . . Sower, Ronald . Spicer, Stanley . Spraker, William . Stanley, D'Ann . Stanley, Jim . Stanton, Larry . Stanton, Richard . Steed, Kent . . Steller, Karen . . Stephenson, Ralph . Stevens, Mary Helen Stewart, Jeane . . Stewart, Ronnie . Stinger, Audrey . Stinger, Janet . . Stirling, Eunice . Stirling, Linda . Stocks, Paula . '7 6, 181 98,144, I 100, . '98, 75,162, 987138 98,164 168, 76,136 138 . . 76, 98,163, 987134 I. '99, 170 76,164- 162,182, 188,193, 192,197, 156:157, .'. '99, ' .' 76, 156-157, . . 99, 99,138, 76f138 I .138 23,76, 163,174, 20,76, 192,195, 99,136- . 76, 99f138 .'. '99, 99,144, 165,168, 99,161, 76,138- 161 98 98 163 75 75 168 98 98 98 98 98 75 172 98 139 165 98 89 177 137 139 161 176 98 135 95 163 171 165 76 187 194 198 191 99 161 76 168 76 76 168 127 174 168 139 191 76 139 99 99 139 130 99 191 182 200 137 176 180 76 99 99 99 139 99 177 99 99 76 99 164 172 177 139 161 Stoddard, LeRoy . Stolworthy, Inez . Stone, Marilyn . Stone, Verda . . Storey, Shanna . . Stowell, David . Strobelt, Carolyn . Stuart, Dennis . Stuart, Nikki . . Stucki, John . . Stuetzle,Al. . . Sturdeva nt, Jean . Styhl, Sharrie . . Sullivan, Dennis . Summers, Margene Sutton, Shari . . Swallow, Gloria . Swatsenbarg, James ' Swenson, Willard . . . . . 100 . 100,132-133 161,175 . . . 76,178 76,156-157,158 . . 100,177 . . . . 76 . 76,164-165 . . . . 76 . . . . 100 21,76,159,162 174,191 .159,202,203 . 76,119,125 207,218 . . . 100 . . . . 100 . . 136-137 . . . 100 ' 1 . 100 60,77 162,163,174 100 134135 199 161 163, 191, Swisher, Jacqueline . . 100, 164 165 Swisher, Sharon . . . 77 Szymanski, Rosalie . . . 77 Taylor, Cherri . 100, 164 165 Taylor, Paul . . . . . 162 Terrell, Toby ..... 77, 162 170-171, 172 Terry, Danny ...... 100 Teuscher, Lyn .... 77, 125 156-157,161,164-165 168, 174, 207, 218 Teuscher, Stuart ..... 100 Thomas, Judith . . 100, 168, 177 Thompson, Gai-I ..... 77 Thornock, Hale . . 100, 136-137 138-139,170172 Thorpe, Hallie .... 77, 178 Thyberg, Stanley ..... 100 Tolman, Ruth Ann . . . 77, 125 156-157,161,174,177 207, 218 Tomlinson, Renee 100, 168, 177 Toone, Jeri . . 77, 138-139, 147 156-157, 161 Triplett, Lynn . 80, 100, 191, 199 Tripp, Kathleen ..... 168 Tripp, Sheralyn ..... 100 Tschanz, Skip .... 100, 172 Tuck, Michael . . . 60, 77, 159 162, 182, 189 Tucker, Linda .... 77, 177 Turner, Robert ..... 101 Twitchell, Marlene . . 101 Underwood, William . . 101 Valadez, Cecilia . . . . 101 Valentine, Annette . . 101, 177 Valenty, Ronald ..... 77 Vernon, Kent . . . 134-135, 142 162 Vestal, Jon . . . . 77 Voyles, Bud . . . . 77 Voyles, Thayne . . . 77 Wade, Sandra . . 101 Wilker, Delores . . . 101 Walker, Dorothy . . . 101 Walker, Gene . . . 101 Walker, Jerald . . . 101 217 Walker, Kay . . Walker, Val . Wallace, Robert . . Walton, Eugene .... Ward, Darlene . . 101, Ward, Janice ,... Ward, Linda . . 23, 101 Warren, Joe . . . . Warth Elizabeth . 101, Warth, Lynda . . . Warth, Sandra . . 77 Worth Tony . . . Watts, Judith . . . Weaver, Marsha . . 101 Webb, Linda . . 77 Webster, Lamona . . 77 Weiland, Marisue . . . Weir, Peggy . . 15, 77 Wellard, Clark .... Wellard, Danny . . . Wellard, Linda .... Wells, Linda . . . 102 161 West, Darth . . 77 West, Marsha . . . 77, Westrip, Judith . Wheatley, Elsie . Wheeler, Beth . . Wheelock, Bonnie . Wheelwright, Karen . Whitehead, Bill . Whitehead, Jeannene Whitehead, Lynn . Whitehead, Ronald Wilding, Geraldine Wilder, Nancy, . . Willecke, Christina . Willes, Janet . . Williams, Dennis . . Williams, Lawrence Williams, Linda . . Willmore, Tamara . Wilson, Sandra . . Wilson, Mariel . . Wilson, Roger . . Windley, Paul . Wintle, Diane . Wood, Carol . Wood, Frances . . Wood, Wanda . . Woodland, William . Woodward, Gwenna 102 '78 102 102 . 78, .' 78 156 156-157, Woolsey, Daren . . Worth,Arlo. . . Wrenn, Nancy . . 102, Wright, Elizabeth . . . Wright, Michael .... York, Mike . . 102, 174, Youngron, Michael . . . Yarnauchi, Mitzi . . . 134-135, 156 Zaccordi, Donna . . Zeal, Gerald . . Zener, Anthony . Zundell, Wayne . , Zweigart, Karen . 101, 101, 168, 101, 134 168, 101, 156 1 68, 138 144, 156 162, 156 168, 136 164 170 164, 78, 102, '132 136 '138 192, 170 134, 164 132 157, 78, 176 158, 132 130, 102, 191, 78. 157. 207, 168 77 180 101 178 177 135 101 177 168 157 177 101 77 139 161 157 157 158 168 157 177 77 78 101 137 165 171 165 78 78 78 166 102 78 78 168 78 78 133 102 137 102 78 139 144 102 102 171 135 165 133 177 78 78 162 202 78 174 102 133 173 168 102 199 146 125 158 218 102 102 162 176 78 rr cgeffecfi Baa! on inzs No publication of the Pocatellian has ever been produced without meeting and overcoming special difficulties. Neither has any Pocatellian come into existence without the cooperation, sac- rifices of time and labor and loyalty of the staff and the sponsors, Miss Helene McAlister, editor- ial advisor and Mrs. Amy Berrett, business ad- visor. My special gratitude goes to the section edi- tors who have organized and completed their parts, Kenny Kuhn, Carolyn Poore, Dixie Ramey, Sharon Bullock, Lyn Teuscher, Karen Dressen, Jean Sturdevant, Neil Parisot, Ruth DeKay, Mitzi Yamauchi, Margaret Dillon, Eleanor Pattis and Susan Herzog. To the copy editors, Louise Claycomb and Pat Jolley who have accomplished their jobs with ef- ficiency, l can only offer my thanks for your won- derful support. To those telling the story behind the scenes, the photographers, John Rumel, Richard Murri, John Hardy and Kip Power my thanks is hardly enough. Working with each staff member has been a rich experience. Sometimes we really thought we would never make the deadline, but even then, everyone did their best to meet it. John Rumel, our business manager, has done a wonderful job and has managed everything so that it was possible to put out another publication of the Pocatellian. There are always the ones who work behind the scenes. The ones no one seems to know about -the business staff. They have worked long 2 hours collecting ads so we would have more money for a better annual. We thank you, David Berrett, Kip Power, John Hardy, Richard Murri, Nancy Olson, Pat Sherburne and Maurice Smith. 4 The assistant editors of the class sections have had a heavy burden to carry and they have carried it well. They are Ruth Ann Tolman and Peggy Gambles. Our outstanding art work for the division pages and cover were done by Dixie Ramey, She did such a wonderful job that we were asked to release it for a nationally available cover, which every school could use. An acknowledgement of our indebtedness to Ashton Henderson, Swanson and Kennison Studios is far from complete for their fine cooper- ation and fine work. Champion's Camera Shop has done the finishing for our pictures and we thank you. Mountain States Bindery of Salt Lake City has done the excellent job on our cover with exact regard for our wishes and we thank them for the quality of their work. The people who have had the most to do with our annual, next to the staff, have been Gateway Printers. Mr. Milton England and all of his staff have helped us in many ways, we have no words to express our great gratitude to them. The sincerest hope of the staff is that each reader may find many eventful memories and that each page will truly help you to reflect back on time upon those wonderful years at Poky High School. JUDY MCCAIN, Editor I9 ggocafaflkan of 7 Q55 Editor-in-Chief .......... Business Manager .... SPORTS Kenny Kuhn ........ ..v.,.. E ditor CLASSES Carolyn Poore A.........,.............................. Editor Ruth Ann Tolman, Peggy Gambles, assistants ART Dixie Ramey ........ ....... E ditor COPY Louise Claycomb, Pat Jolley ............ Co-Editors SCHOOL LIFE Neil Parisot ........ ....... E difor SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ruth DeKay, Mitzi Yamauchi .......... Co-Editors EDITORIAL ADVISOR Miss Helene McAIister 20 ........JUDY McCAIN ...,,..JOHN RUMEL BUSINESS David Berreff, John Hardy, Richard Murri, Kip Power, Nancy Olson, Pat Sherburne, and Maurice Smith. PHOTOGRAPHERS John Rumel, Richard Murri, John Hardy, and Kip Power. ACTIVITIES Sharon Bullock, Lyn Teuscher ,..A...... Co-Editors ORGANIZATIONS Karen Dressen, Jean Sturdevant ...... Co-Editors INDEX Eleanor Pattis, Susan Herzog .,......,.,, Co-Editors ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT Margaret Dillon .........,...,,.....,,.........,...... Editor BUSINESS ADVISOR Mrs. Amy Berrett i 7 5 . 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