Preston High School - Quiver Yearbook (Preston, ID)

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THE SENIOR CLASS OF I945 ROBERT WILLIAM RAWLINS, also known as TIGER, enTered Trom CliTTon in his senior year. His inTeresTs are chiefly music and dramaTics. JOHNNY RENOUX IJOHNNY To Tew and RENOUX To manyl enTered Trom Oak- ridge High, Oregon, in his junior year. His hobby girls. IVA LOU SCHENK is a member oT The C5.A.A., Builders', and Commercial Clubs. DEE SHARP lalias A-FLATI has been ac- Tive in I:.l:.A. Tor Tour years and also aT- Tended The W.P.T program aT Logan. DAVID SMITH is a well-known worker in The I:.I:.A. and a member oT The Builders' Club. He also Took parT in baseball. MARIAN SMITH, vivacious and popular, is sTudenT body secreTary, belongs To Pep, Commercial, and Builders' clubs, and enTer- Tains wiTh eiTher her voice or violin. LAURA SMOUT, anoTher conTribuTion Trom Mink Creek, is acTive in Builders' Club and Commercial Club. MAX SMOUT, quieT and pleasing, en- Tered Trom Mink Creek in his junior year. WILLIAM LLOYD SPARKS, more com- monly known as BUN, enTered here from RuperT. He is an acTive member oT The AeronauTics Club. RAYMOND SPARROW, or SPUG, is acTive in F.F.A., TooTball and Builders' Club. JACQUELYN STEERS, or known To us as JACKIE, is a TalenTed dancer, having danced in The opera when a junior. HEBER CAMPBELL SWAINSTON, more commonly known To his Triends as HEBE, has been acTive in F.F.A. during all Tour oT his high school years and graduaTed Trom Semi- nary in his junior year. JACK J. SWAINSTON, recenTly nick- named JACKSON, has done excellenTly on The baskeTball and TooTball Teams all Through his high school. He is a Three-year leTTerman and has Taken parT in choir and opera. He also parTicipaTed in Track and inTramurals. 44 ROSS SWAINSTON, or jusT ROSY, be- longs To The AeronauTics Club and Took parT in baskefball and inTramurals. BETH TALBOT, a member oT The Ka- noma Club in her Treshman year and oT The Pep Club in her senior ear, Took parT in G.A.A. and graduaTed Tgiom Seminary. NORMA TASSO is Senior class vice pres- idenT and a member oT The Pep Club. She came Trom CliTTon High School where she was an acTive member oT choir and band and also Junior class school reporTer. BETTY MAE TAYLOR came To us Trom Mink Creek in her junior year. She is acTive in The Commercial Club and a member oT The Builders' Club. ROYLA PERKINS TALBOT, anoTher Clif- Ton girl, is a Pep and Kanoma Club mem- ber, and added anoTher name To hers aT midyear. She is now Mrs. Ray TalboT. CARL VATERLAUS is a member oT The F.E.A. and was secreTary of The club in his senior year. He was also a Seminar grad- uaTe and a parTicipanT in basebalr in his sophomore year. MARY WALKER also comes To us Trom CliTTon This year. She is a member oT The Pep and Kanoma Clubs and is acTive in choir. She is vice presidenT OT The Girls' League. VILDA D. WHITEHEAD is an acTive member of The Commercial Club, Kanoma Club, Builders' Club and 6.A.A. She Took pprT in baske+balI and baske+baIl inTramur- a s. AUDRA MAE WINGER is an acTive member of Kanoma Club, Pep Club and Builders' Club. She has parTicipaTed in choir and opera and in her Treshman year was cheer leader. RULON PURSER WINGER is a very ac- Tive member oT The I:.A.A. As a junior he was secreTary of The club, and in his senior year is presidenT. He is also a member of The Builders' Club. NED ROSS WINWARD, more commonly known To his Triends as ROSY, comes Trom CIiTTon where he was Sophomore class pres- idenT. He was also acTive in dramaTics,'ora- Tory, baskeTbaII and baseball. AT PresTon High he has Taken parT in inTramurals.

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BAND l-lurrah Tor our TorTy-eighT-piece PresTon l-ligh School Band. We are proud oT This band and proud oT iTs enThusiasTic direcTor, Marcell W. Bird. 'Through his eTTorTs we have made a real success oT This organizaTion. We held a beneTiT dance and The proceeds 'received TogeTher wiTh liberal donaTions Trom The Lions Club, RoTary Club and Chamber oT Commerce were over eighT hundred dollars Tor buying band insTrumenTs. ln The Tall our band marched in uniTorm wiTh The l-lomecoming Parade. We held a music clinic in PresTon Tor The TirsT Time in iTs hisTory. This was educaTfonal as well'as inTeresTing To us all. We were very proud To play in a Two hundred-piece band. Our goal and purpose is To be oT service To our school and communiTy. 46