Preston High School - Quiver Yearbook (Preston, ID)

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- s , -5-rlkfa rf Sam Alba Morris Poole Presidenf Vice Pfesidehf Soplwmm Cllzum ' Anna Beth Stocks A Brett Hawkes Secretary Social Manager Q If E f l : I . , - f J .

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Officers, Anna Beth Stocks, secretary, Sam Alba, preside-nt, Morris Poole, vice president, and Diana Maughan, social manager, organizing another new proiect. Tl1eAmbitimClla1uiol,'66 The Sophomore class has entered their high school days as every other Sophomore class in the past- ambitious and full of enthusiasm. The class, ready, willing, and able to make a good year, started out by building a float for Homecoming. The theme was Sophomore-s' Dream. lt was a good try and at least a start. In the middle of the year Social Manager Brett Hawkes left old P.H.S. and also left the Sophomores without a Social Manager. The problem was quickly solved by an energetic little gal named Diana Maughan, who carried on as a very successful officer. Selling popcorn at home games, ice cream during the district basketball tournaments, and sponsoring a casual party dance, the Sophomores added to their treasury and their prestige. ' The class of '66 had a very good year and are looking forward to the two busy years to come. '