Rockland High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Rockland, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1959 volume:

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'-f ',,'.uki.-. x F' A ' ' Hia!-1r.4f .. ,L 1' ,. S E ,,, As you turn the pages of this yearbook I sincerely hope that many pleasant memories will come back to you. I have enjoyed helping to preserve these remembrances for you. I appreciate the help I have received from the staff, the student body, and the faculty. May all the memories you acquire along 1ife's pathway be as happy as those we have woven together in Old Rockland School. Mary Hayes, Editor O O Through the years we have all had the assistance of our parents. Without their constant help, guidance, patience, and understanding we could not attain our goals in Life. To them we owe our gratitude for helping each one of us on 1ife's way. To those who have loved us all through the years, With patience, and calmness to sooth our fears, Who gave us guidance from the day of our birth, And sheltered and clothed us by working the earth, As constant companions all through the years, They gave us their love, devotion, and tears, Many more years will go by, And they will continue to cherish us till they die. To our patents we proudly dedicate the 1958-59 Bulldog with love and appreciation. Editor - MARY HAYES Assistant Editor - DONNIE KRESS REVA RALPH3 Advisor - MRS. BUTLER KAYE MOSS PERRY STEIDLEY RENEE' WILLIAMS bb c MR. ELLIS L. WILLIAMS MIG. MAE C. WILLIAMS Utah State University Brigham Young University Idaho State College Utah State University Sophomore Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor WSW? ms. vrourr B. sunm MR. WILLIAM c. BARNARD Albion Normal Idaho State College University of Idaho Oregon State College Southern Idaho College of University of Philippines Education Q' Freshman C ass senior cuss spam: X ,221 K l .pf . iv. E' 17? Segfefary President Vice PfCSid6l'lI ERMA STEIDLEY MARGARET NELSON KATHRYNE NELSON QMS Zawzd l-Ted Wegner, Fatold Nelson, Chairmang Basil Walker, Roscoe Kress, 'Heasurerg Absent Kenneth Quinn, Memberg R. M. Whittier, Clerk. Secretary - SHELDA MCHARGUE Ogcze Staff Stadart goofy Uffdww Vice President - DONNIE KRESS --'-- Smdaztdancd Y Fam Stagg Zac Dukfeu ARTHUR SOUTHWELL RICHARD MAY EVA ROBINSON HELEN RALPHS WAYNE COX . , - -nw. -:---. V- -,-Q.: 1, gigs-gn-svjfv LINDA PERMANN NEWELL MOSS MARY HAYES Vlce President President Secretary Seniorsl A big event in our lives finally came to us. and were we proud that we had finally achieved the name that would lead us into a new life. 'Senior Ball was one of the highlights of our Senior year and was every- thing we hadralways wanted it to be as we danced amid 'Autumn Leaves' on October 24. 'Ted Sulliban's Variety Show, what a ball we had trying to produce thatl But on November 22, we put on a good show complete with commercials. Gerald Chadbourne was master oft ceremonies with all of the Senior Class and visiting talent taking part. Basketball season was great. We had everything we could have wished for and lots more. The mighty Bulldogs were on top all the way. Our Senior sneak was probably the most memorable event of our Senior year. For we truly had a wonderful time enjoying ourselves and being able to be with one another knowing that it was one of the last times we would be to- gether as a class. Graduation seemed far away at first but before we knew lt, it was upon us and we were walking down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Clrcumstance ' amid the scent of sweet smelling roses and lllacs. Dimly we could see the look of mingled pride and sadness on the faces of our parents and relatives as we took our places for the last time as the 'Class of 1959. Our sponsor, Mrs. Vlolet B. Butler, is one person who we will remember and cherish all the days of our lives. For it is she who gave us a goal in life, telling us we would 'Never Walk Alone. DOROTHY HANSEN Home Economics 1-3-4 Drill Team 4 Play 2-3 Band 1-2 Latin Club 3 Drill Captain 4 Choir 1-2 Girls' PE 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 MARY HAYES Class Secretary 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 3 Girls' State 3 - Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Edita 4 Student Cotmcll 4 Dill Team 4 Drill Team Secretary 4 Play 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 GERALD CHADBOURNE Basketball 2-3-4 Football 1-2 Speech 3 Class Vice President 1 2 Play 2 Shqa 3-4 Paper Staff 4 lo dl. ' 9 .., ..,.,.., ,,.,--,.-,,-. v.,.,.,,,.,.,,,.... .Y.. -- . -v-. - . VERNA JEAN COTANT Cheerleader 4 Drill Team 4 Choir 1-2-3 Play 2-3 Home Economics 1-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Glrls' PE 1 PATRICIA KRBSS Class President 1-2 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Pep Club President 4 Band 1-2-3-4 I lklll Team 4 ' Play 2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Girls' State 3 Latin Club 3 WARREN LASLEY Football 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3-4 Speech 3 Play 2 Shep 8-4 NEWELL MOSS Class President 3-4 Student Council 2-3-4 Football 2-4 Basketball 3-4 Shop 3-4 Speech 3 Play 2 Student Body Vice President 3 1 GRANT WILSON Transferred Fall '58 ,ff LIN DA PERMA NN Cheerleader 2-3 Assistant Paper Editor 3 Paper Editor 4 Class Vice President 3-4 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 3 Pep Club Vice President 4 Band 1-2-4 Drill Team President 4 Play 2-3 74 Xzey' Wife? t,LLc,.x. ffcnajf 0 cub my L amp O.. Omff In - ZZJMMME WW .fflipzv www 'f f' W wb!! 49 'fn' WW sw OLWPAD M fb A z,5Mf1f,,,,M.,, 46067521614 ,4m,4WfM4M dwg? Jw-6.4. 04,4224-'-' ,fgwfjgjf ww fwwf ff' 7 , d4,,8f,,,,af .fm-Lu .141-A-lv 6 Zddwx' , may C8411 ..., ' ,Q . WW 035404, M V, Ns 994 M' wwffw, - WJ! 17W ' 0MJ+'fDf+MwW' kWHLfffM MMU' fwvvf 511+-M-A 01?- 'J 1' ,159 le. flu 'wif Q W-M-JL' -ww' 'uw !c 0L A QL. . J :Ziff-aff Mjff: L fam, 'T' 1:1 0 0 o REVA RALPHS ------- - - - President KENNETH MISENHIMER - - - Vice President MARVA JEAN UDY ---------- ---- S ecretary We started the year off with a student body party. This was a costume party, held October 31. Everyone was dressed in a costume and a prize was given for the best one. We played games and danced. Afterwards we served Halloween cookies and cider. The class play, There Go The Grooms, a three-act comedy, was held February 25. There were four of the class participating and remainder of the cast was picked from the Sophomore and Senior Classes. March 27 was the Junior Prom. This was truly one of the biggest and best dances of the year. The theme for the dance was Oriental Gardens. It was decorated very differently with Japanese and Chinese ideas. The dance was a big success, thanks to the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Williams. DONNIE KRESS Take care of meg good men are rare. KENNETH MISENHIMER Eat, drink, and be merry. REVA RALPHS Short, sweet. and hard to beat. ORVILLE MILLARD rm not really lazy: just saving my energy. :J JOHN WBGNER l can resist anything but temptation. si my MARVA IEAN UDY 'Be a live wire and don't get stepped on. I I E, ra 21.-1 wr. f, ' , I,-p- ' u fkzg-u.1g!'?17J I , . ' ' I i 5 I , 1 A - 'VM E!! nf5'0.Q15..,r ., - ' '?-4515... REF-'7 . ' , Y C' ' 5 sw 5'iE.51. 1 V . V . , ' ,I .2 .' .' I ' -'g ' .- ., 47. 'z.-L ' ' K , -'. F, :I J. ?'9 I I ILFLKHX '. ! , . -. ' 'S '- ., .I Q1 , - : ' -I I I 4 'Z-XA., 11' -Q-1 L, . I , 1 I . ,-- . , I iff '51 'S I . n'1Q i,'- ,I ' . I I I . . s II I -, I , , ' ' .. 251- - '- ' .ggmgr I 5 , i 'V 'lf' ' -. .:-'N p ' .4 L. -. ' L-'1:'2'I' -I --1 II-'L'II..: I ,T ' Zn -'- ' , Q ,I 1' 'XI JII. 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The theme was Old MacDona1d's Farm. During the Christmas holidays we had a class party. We attended a show in Pocatello. Some of our parents and our sponsor, Mr. Williams, accom- panied us. As a money making project this year the class sold candy. The money received goes toward our Senior Sneak. Perry Steidley Mark Walker Delford Ralphs Ilene Ralphs Gloria Wilson Farren Porath Mike May Marie Hansen Murry Hess Janet Z! Dee Misenhimer Merrill Permann Kaye Moss Awww ,ww A511 9-641V W , A 572' my bij! W Q,,fffM M72 7 HIM 7 N L0 F L4,4.A,., HL md fi W3 ,Qu yww M' 4 -7'7'L62. , , AA ' A f If eZ?ZMW,,,bW :KW My M ,wa ' ffwf f , Q K By ZLL f ! f4!i0wf,!w!5?41'06Mmwi5QL M317 af fymfbmf WMS ,WM ww 165 ic, '1,L-M'4111 'd4w W' Q ,E W jf! 'M-ya ,wzff fm i Ycaifjy Q Mi ff, W T241 W WK 7M f Ly! Qffff' WWW ,Lu 1' DALENE UDY - - - ----- President MERLYN RAWSON - - - -Vice President RENEE' WILLIAMS ---------------- 5 Secretary For two years we anticipated entering high school. At last the year ar- rived and we took our place as Freshmen. This has been a year of mixed emotions. with some disappointments but with a great deal of happiness. We helped sponsor the Frosh and Soph Barn Dance, which was a big suc- cess. With our sponsor, Mr. Barnard, we enjoyed such outings as a hay ride and a bowling party. We are looking forward to our future years in high school. We hope our remaining ones are as happy as our Freshmen year. Diane Benson Darwin Andersen Kathy Allen Jim Adkinson N orene Cox Donald Hartley Kay Lasley Dianne Hess Charles May I g I '., , xv Phillip May Eileen McLean Gailen Millard Marcia Ralphs Marlo Millard Dalene Udy Stanford Taysom Renee' Williams arg: , , . :- .. 1? i r Merlyn Rawson Irene Walker ' 2 Q if 1 3, f -r. QWJW WY' 1 Wm '-.',, Q vdvv WV OAL, Q' JUAVL V ?pf,iMf,,,, W' www T JM Vow 'M E Mm ' A , ' 'j - A 0 l 6qJ E 1 M, W Mwjifl W , , If' J P' 0 1 ' l ,Y 1' jug ! MARVA JEAN UDY ILENE RALPHS VERNA JEAN COTANT -' taxi fb 2. wan-en Lasley John Wegner Newell Moss Menyn Rawson Merrill Perrnann Delford Ralphs Kenneth Misenhimer Dgnnie Kress YV V- u Micheal May Orville Millard Donald Hartley Charles MW Murry Hess Darwin Anderson Perry Steidley Stanford Taysom COACH BARNARD . W . COACH WILLIAMS Muay . Salutatorlan Valedictorian Salutatorian MARY HAYES Citizenship LINDA PERMANN PATRICIA KRESS Character Leadership Contribution to School Attitude gnu.. Danforth Award Senior Personality Danforth Award LINDA PERMANN NEWELL MOSS MARY HAYES Physical Physical Mental Mental Social ' Social Religious Religious Leadership Leadership PATRICIA KRESS MARY HAYES 741444 QhlState-ze Each year Junior girls are chosen by the American Legion Auxiliary to attend Girls' State. The grls must have high scholastic ratings, good personalities, some talent, and lea- dership ability. The week ls spent learning about city, county and state government. Each girl has a chance to hold an office if she so desires. However. competition is very stiff and the girls must be prepared to do their very best. It is a week well spent and each girl attending certainly remembers the wonderful opportunities Syringa Girls' State offered them. X XX mx... -gmt iv. v IA 'K 1 fi . . I .. 3 1 ,..,. ,i .i. I rw 'Q 'A 3 W2-Sig Zhfagxi. J u UQ!! 'El 5 i ,,,,.,. If 0036 MRS. AGNES HARTLEY MRS. ALBERTA BYE MRS- ERMA FRANDSEN First Grade Second and Third Grade Third and FOUIIII Grade Albion Normal Nebraska Wesleyan Gooding College Idaho State College Idaho State College A1bi0I1 NOFIIIU Kearney State Teachers College acuity MRS. RUTH ALLEN MR. JACK ROBINSON MR. L LEE MAY Fifth and Sixth Grade Sixth and Seventh Grade Eighth Gfide Albion Normal Snow Junior College Idaho State College Idaho State College Ricks College Utah State University Dee Ann Ralphs Lyle Wilson Vicki May John Freeman Sf RFK RX Sp Carolyn Halling X, Richard Rawson I Q G DQ Millie Kay H gene Win55 fmijp QWQKWGW 'Q RQ MQW U vxchmen -,6u-fffkf my 1 . DKOV6 e- ff! A f f 'ii ea W9 , N, -,,+-Q- Y' an ss. 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Blaine Benson Diane Barnard Charles Dean Collins Christine Cowman Charles Cox Debby Haskell Ronald Haskell Renee Hartley Steven May Z v F in 3. 5' Aw! , , . 4 +255 1' Q9 1 IK .W M SWL' s gf' A ' , 1 ' A'k' :zz 1 I 1 1 j- aw' K H '. Nik 3 .ff 4 11 -A- ffl? ,,,,,,.q1-, A '3 ,ng I T? I Q . QQ J, 'Ye Q , my .-s A A iffr: ' '-L .- ni ., V 512.9 .-SW-Q: 9 Q fr,g,. 1C.! 4w 1' - -g,.Q, .h.:, ew- , 1 1, .Q-flgigzfa' mfs-six an , 1. Three stooges and one man fsnowl. 2. Remember when, Warren? 3. The mighty Freshmen O d ' ' IZ. . 4 ur stu ent body secretary, Janet. 5. Charmmg Marcra. 6. llene, 'in days gone by. 7. Bubble blowers, Janet and Linda. 8. Why so forlom, Shelda? 9. Is it good, Norene? 10. Smiling Diane. 11. Something funny, Merrill? 12. what ya' p1ayin', Newell? 17 f, J- I , ... 9. 1 Q ...ff y ll ii if wzz, Y ' , U -Q 1 . 1. Angels at 'Christmas Heaven. 2. A boy and his dog. 3. The R Club Sweetheart. 4. Feeding the birds, Dalene? 5. The Actors Guild. 6. Star gazing so soon, Pat? 7. The hoedown at Halloween 8. The Williams' Clan. 9. Such a pose, Mrs. Williams! 10. Catching tomatoes Marva Jean? 11. Oh, oh, caught in the act! 12. The disciplinarianl I COAST TO COAST STORE American Falls, Idaho 176 Idaho Street AMERICAN MACHINERY COMPAN Y John Deere Dealer American Falls, Idaho Qi 'Ea Is , I' f , X BOISE PAYE TTE LUMBER LAJADE BEAUTY SHOP American Falls, Idaho Complete Beauty Service COMPANY 209 Idaho Street Arnerican Falls, Idaho I I I ' Powen lu- DAvlE COUNTY l ' l l , I ,.:,'i'1.' .. GRAIN IMPLAEOMENT Il- .iv at MACK BOWLER. 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