Salmon High School - Savage Chief Yearbook (Salmon, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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'l'l'l'lll'l 'IlI'!'l lI I EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER ARTISTS Linda Chipman Carol Hancock Darla Wraspir Jack Randolph Virginia Sfewarf ASSISTANT EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER ADVISOR Douglas Casey Karen Skinner Mr. Mann PRODUCED AT SALMON HIGH SCHOOL, SALMON, IDAHO Photography by LEYSON STUDIO Jerome, Idaho Groups by KEITH BARRETTE Salmon, Idaho ,W D6dlC3t1O.ll1l ij ml f iv I -,' i 1 , ,-1 1 fi if ,ull Mrs Stone our present Health and Girl s Physical Education teacher loined the faculty of Salmon High School in i953 Smce that time she has been actively engaged in a number of prolects of the various organizations of the school to the extent that her services are always in demand After the discontinuance of the office of the roll of school nurse a position she held until this year Her constant contact with the students through these various activities has made her advice and counsel greatly sought by her students ln addition to an excellent sense of humor her fine personality has endeared her to faculty and students alike both as a teacher and a valued friend Mr. Hays came to Salmon in l95l as head basketball coach and History teacher. A position he holds to this day. With his vast experience as a coach, athlete, and teacher, he has been able to be of considerable help to students of Salmon High in shaping up their personalities to best fit their future-desired careers. Although Mr. Hays has been a stern taskmaster both in his classroom and on the basketball court, the students who have graduated have come to learn the wisdom of his method and to appreciate the fact that what he did was for their own good. To these two fine' teachers who have been such an inspiration to their students over the years, we, the Annual Staff, respectfully dedicate the i959 Savage Chief. MRS STONE MR. HAYS county health nurse, Mrs. Stone, herself a registered nurse, assumed 2 School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Williams, Dr, E,G, Muench, Howard Evans, George Colwell, Doyle Mulkey Jeanette Rosin, Clerkg and Fred Randolph, Chairman, Administration MR. WILLIAMS GOLDEN M. WELCH Superintendent High School Principal IEANETTE ROSIN Clerk ,4n1o High School Facult pm, Magis MR, BIESECKER, Mathematics L s. BLAINE, English MRS. STONE, Health and P.E. ws Q 'lf ,Q 1' MRS. CANNON, Glee MR, DOYLE, Spanish MR, THOMPSON, Agriculture Q- A T? MR. ENLOE, Band -,M MR. GROVES, Science ff MR. WALKER, Head Football Coach, -ia! X ,- his f ,dj Ai in MR, HAYS, History, Head Basketball Coach MR. MANN, Commercial MR, WELCH, Government, Sociology World History, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach, Speech, Play Director NCEW MR, MILLER, English, Debate Team MRS, STEEPLES, Library MR, ARMSTRONG, Art 4 Superintendenfs Message The Salmon High School is the finest School of which I have had the privilege of being a part. I want to thank the entire student body for their fine cooperation and splendid support. To the graduating seniors I wish a lot of success and happi- ness. I know you will make it a better world in which to live. Earl Williams Superintendent Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Baumert, V,P.g D. Wraspir, Bus. Mgr.g H. Stevens, Pres.g L. Peterson, Sec.: G, Welch, Adv.: C. Waterman, 9th Pres., R. Wheliler, 10th Pres., M, Ellis. LH.: N. Silbaugh, Sen, Rep., D, McAttee, Sen. Pres.g D. Casey, Jr. Rep. g 5 Bzisson, Pep C.JRep.g H, Miller, Jr. Pres. 1-?v- President's Message The Student Council and I would sincerely like to thank the- student body for their co-operation throughout the year. It was a pleasure to be of service to them. We would also like to thank the school board for their sponsorship of our many trips to meet- ings that resulted in improved relations with other schools. f Harry Stevens, President 5 Annual Staff Officers LINDA CHIPMAN Editor 4-und' M- R' 7 ' Y: L if rw . E P4 is J fish DOUG CASEY Asst. Editor KAREN SKINNER Advertising Manager JACK RANDOLPH Editor CAROL HANCOCK Business Manager DARLA WRASPIR Artist K X' - GMOLNNJ A 7' J. Lf? V MMM , JW - L? wwe., 1 . ,, 764 M644 ,QQiy,Zo?MfQ, V X 'J - K . Swwfw MW 1,5 1' r : lv, Q 7 ta- ? 2 Q 'N , ' 1 21- r . ' , ' M. X . . r ' -'1 W , 9- V ?'ff. ' ' I - A Li Q 4 L g ' I 2 Q ur X .. , ' 1 NJ-TM - w - X 1 -- W4 ,Lu -Qaxdw N, W Eg Aqgx., - 1. A t ' . gbx- NQm,T- Kg: A ' 5 ,iismeexr .mE1,1g.wms42m:3:H - DALE MCATEE, President, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 3, 4, S-Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 2 . MARTHA COX, Secretary, Pep Club 3,4, Business Manager 4. JIM BILLS, Vice President, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Sentinal 4, Track 3, 4, S-Club 3, 4. LHXIDA BUTLER, Treasurer, Class President 1, Glee 2, G,A,A, 1,2, Tumbling 1,2, President, Girl's State 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Pep Club 3, 4, T, A, P, 2. SANDY HOWARD SIMS, Sergeant at Arms, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2 , 3, 4, F, F, A, 1, 2, T.A,P, 2, S-club 2,3,4, Jr, Class Play 3, Student Council Representative 2, Track 4. NITA MARIA SILBAUGH, Representative, Class Play 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Drill Master 4, F, N. C. 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, MELVIN JENSEN, Sergeant at Arms, Football 1,2, 3,4, F, F,A, 1,2,3,4, S-Club 3, 4, Arlington High l,2. LAREE ANDREWS, Glee Club 2, Paper Staff 4, salmon 1,2,3,4. DON ALDOUS, Football 1,2,3,4, F,F,A, 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2, S-Club 2,3,4. CLARA JANE AUSTIN, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 1,2, F,H.A, 1, Glee 2. 7 Mm GENE BAUMERT, Football 1,2,3,4p Track 1,2,3 43 S-Club 3,4g Student Council 4g Boy's State 3, Class Vice-President 3. ADELE BANKS, G.A.A. lg Band l,2,3,4, Band President 45 F.H.A. lg Pep Club 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Paper Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 45 Harvest Queen 4, RICHARD BENEDICT, Lakewood High School 1,2 3g Salmon High School 4. DEANNE BOWLES, Future Nurses 1,2g Glee Club 1,43 Pep Club 3,4g F.H.A, 1, LARRY BISHOP, Intermura1Basketball 2, 3,4g Football 3,4g Track 3,4. LINDA CHIPMAN, F,H.A. 1g Band 1,2,3,4g Tumbling 43 National Honor Society 3,4g Paper Staff 4g Annual Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 3 Co-Editor 4g Pep Club 3, Quill and Scroll 4, RONNIE BUSTER, Mackay High School 1,2,3,4g Football 1,35 Basketball 1,2, 3g High School Variety Show 3, LINELL CORBETT, G,A.A. lj Pep Club 33 Glee Club lg Band 2,3g Vice President Class 25 Class Play 35 DCC13m3fi0U C0l1ICSI2g Sweetheart Queen 2 National Honor Society 3,4. BUTCH CLAUNCH, Football 13 Basketball 13 Glee 4. HELEN GILBERT, F. H.A. 1,2g Band 2.3, 43 Future Nurses 2,3g All School Play 4. 8 ROY CRAIN, Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track Manager 35 S-Club 2,3,45 Band 45 Class Play 3. CAROL HANCOCK, Pep Club 3,4, Vice President 35 Tumbling 1,45 Future Nurses 1,25 F.H,A, Secretary 15 Annual Staff2,3,4, Business Manager 45 Quill and Scroll 4. BOB CUTLER, F.F.A. 1,2,3, 45 Pocatello High School 1,25 Baseball 1, LYNDA HERNDON, Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Future Nurses lg Class Secretary-Treasurer 15 F.H.A. 15 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Play 35 Harvest Candidate 15 National Honor Society 3,4. LYNN DAHLE, Football 45 F.F,A, 1, 2,3, 4, Treasurer 45 Track 45 Intermural Basketball 1,2,3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. JOAN HOWICK, Tumbling 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 3,45 Twirlers President 4. TOMMY GOOCH, Class Vice President 1, LaDELL JOLLEY, Glee Club l,3,4g Pep Club 35 Future Teachers of America 3. JERRY GRAYOT, F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Burley High School 1,2, BECKY KRAUSE, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 1,2, 3,4. 9 MIKE GWARTNEY, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, S-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sergeant at Arms 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Boy's State 3. DOROTHY MELTON, Bonneville 1,2, F. H,A. 1, School Play 1, School Operetta 1, Co-Editor of Annual 1, Class Play 3, Honor Society 3,4, Secretary, Tumbling 4, Pep Club 3, Vice President Glee Club 4. DENNIS HAVENS, Football 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4. SHARON MILLER, Tumbling 1,2,3, 4, Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 1. JIM HERNDON, Football Statitician 4, Class President 3, Boys State 3, Class Play 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Basketball 1, Scorekeeper 2,3, 4, S-Club 4. KAY MCFARLAND, Pep Club 3,4, F.T.A, 1, Future Nurses 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Tumbling 2, Spanish Club 4, F.H,A, 1, LYNN HODGES F. F.A.- 1,2,3,4. LOUISE PATTEE, Glee Club 1, G.A,A, 1, National Honor Society 4, BILL HOFFMAN, Bookclub 1, Leathercraft Club 9, Utah and Nevada 1, KAY PERN, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. President 4. I0- BOB MATHEWS, F.F.A. 1,2. LINDA LEE PETERSON, Cheerleader 1,2,3, 45 Twirling 3,4g Pep Club 2, 3,4g Drill Master 4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Glee President 4g Glee Club Librarian 3, Class Secretary 3g Girls State 35 Student Body Secretary 45 Paper Staff 4g Band 4g F. H.A. lg Homecoming Candidate 4. RAMON MAXEY, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 1, 2g Intramural Volley Ball 1,23 Boys Athletic Association 3,4g Science Club 3 ROSE ROBERTS, G.A,A. 2,3,4g Twirling 3,45 Pep Club 3,4g Band 1,25 Quill and Scroll 4g Drill Team 4g AJ, S, 4, ARLEN MUND, Football 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. KAREN SKINNER, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Drum Majorette 2,3,4g Band Secretary 3g Annual Staff 2,3,4g Paper Staff 2,3, 4, Future Nurses 33 Class Play 33 Pep Club 2, 3,4g Drill Master 3, Quill and Scroll 4g Annual Staff, Adver- tising Manager 3,4. IEROLD NOH, Basketball Scorekeeper 1,2g Ridgecrest, California 3. INA KAY SMITH, Pep Club 3,43 F. H.A. 1g G,A.A, 1, BILL PARMENTER, Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Class President 2g F. F.A. National Convention 3g Honor Society 3, 4g S-Club 2,3,4, KAREN JEAN SORENSEN, F.H.A. 15 Tumbling Club lg Future Nurses 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3g - Twirling Club 2, 4, Reporter 4. Pep Club 3,4. 'll JACK RANDOLPH, Football 1, F,F.A, 1, Annual Staff l,2,3,4, Business Manager 2, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Basketball Manager 4, VIRGINIA STEWART, F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 1,2, Future Nurses 2, Tumbling 1, 2, Pep Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Homecoming Candidate 1. RONNIE SAYER, Football 1, Track 1,2, Annual Staff 1, 2, Basketball 4, Intramural Basketball 3. BONAVERE TRACY, Idaho Falls 1. EARNEST E. SCHIERS, F.F,A, 1,2,3, Band 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4. DENECE WHITING, Pep Club 3,4, Homecoming Candidate 3, Glee 1, F.H,A, 1, HARRY STEVENS, Football 1,2,3,4, Baksetball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Student Body President 4, Student Body Representative 3, Class Play 3, S-Club 2,3,4, Boys State 3, Paper Staff 1,2. DARLA MAE WRASPIR, G.A.A. 1, F,H,A, 1, Glee 1,2,3, Tumbling 2, F.N.A. 2, Paper Staff 2,3,4, Class Play 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Student Body, Business Manager 4, Polio Queen 2, Pep Queen 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, RAYMOND TURNER VIRGINIA PAULINE YAKOVAC, G.A.A. 1: Pep Club 3,4, Tumbling 1,2. 12 5 ' ' .? x ' sm.gE:'::i5f: fi .,,. ,A swf, Y f A wi' f , ..A,Q , g , i ,egg '--.. ,sei H s W JERRY VAN Hooss, Salmon 1,2, 3, 4. JERRY LEON WHITING, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track ',,', 3 4- S-Club 2 3 4 43125: .f mwg, , . si I I I 0 I w7,- .ws tm if ' PHILLLP WATERMAN, Salmon 1,2,3,4g Football 1, 3. JACK ZIEGLER, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Chapter Reporter 2, Delegate to Kansas City.i2. A Lx 'C SHERI BISSON, Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 45 Pep Club 3,4, Business Manager 3, President 4, Class ff Reporter 1,2g Paper Staff 1,2,3,4g Pow-Wow 3, Y 1 Girl 's State 3g National Honor Society 3,4g Quill lf and Scroll 3,4, Senior Prophecy The year is i969 and times have greatly changed, especially for the class of i959 of Salmon High School. As everyone had long feared the country instead of going to the dogs has gone to the psychiartrists. Everyone is happily maladiusted especially the class of '59 who are all now safely entombed in Silbaugh's Solarium for Slap Happy Schizos. As we enter the gate, we find Don Aldous B' ilie caretaker, throwing a saddle on everyone who comes in. He still thinks he's back at the home corral . Baumert and Benedict still like pancakes. As a matter of fact they have trunks full of them. Jim Bills has been confined to a padded cell because he won't quit saying l want my Mapa . Larry Bishop has a typing eraser three feet in diameter trying to erase the words no refund off the bottom of a beer bottle so he can get his money back. Ronnie Buster has just been given recognition for his new wall-to-wall fly paper for the control of unruly children and Butch Claunch and Roy Crain have in- vented a classroom blackboard made of solid chalk. When you want to write some- thing you iust erase holes in it. Bob Cutler and Tom Gooch are still trying to get home with the Coca-puffs . Lynn Dahle and Leon Whiting are lawyers who are I3 trying to persuade Jerry Grayot to file suit because he found only l9,999 filters in Viceroy. Mike Gwartney was put in here for trying to sell a customer a lf2 drill 5f8 in diameter. Jack Randolph qualified for the job of chief head shrinker because he had been an editor of the Savage Chief. Denny Havens and Dale McAtee authored a controversial book entitled So You Think the World is Round but Linda Chipman and Adele Banks had it banned in Boston because they thought the title was too sexy. Bob Mathews still won't have anything to do with the dictionary until they make it into a movie. Ellloffmaj and Ramon Maxey have crossed apotato with a sponge so it would soak up moreigravy. Mel Jensen and Sandy Sims are working on a zip gun that looks like Jane Mansfield so that opponents will be caught off guard. Jerry Noh, and Jerry Van Hoose are in here for trying to row a boat back up the River of No Return . Bill Parmenter is working in the kitchen. He dots the I's in the Alphabet soup. Linda Peterson, Lynda Herndon, and Karen Skinner have been put in padded cells. They4T'e still't'ry'i'ng1to figure out how to pose for yell leader pictures for the Annual. Linda Butler and Denece Whiting are here for black marketing Dristan. Helen Gilbert is out in the yard trying to figure out how to just fix the side of the tire that's flat. Kay Pern and Becky Krause are coaching football players with two left feet. Kay McFarland and Dorothy Melton are working out a formula to get women out of sacks and potatoes back in. Sharon Miller has recorded an album of Music to Giggle By . Bonnevere Tracy and Louise Pattee have designed a school bus with a dump truck body for rapid ejection of students. Ernest Schiers has gone mad trying to figure out how to make neat erasures. Darla Wraspir is in the accounting department working on the unbalanced sheet . Virginia Stewart just sits and waits for Whistler's Mother to start rocking. Ina Kay Smith collects funny papers and then spends hours drawing pupils in Orphan Annie's eyes. Jane Austin and Karen Sorensen both went mad after making their first million. They invented a new coffee container. lf you don't like coffee, you throw it away, cut the container in half and you have two quonset huts. Phillip Waterman is an electrician in the bakery. He puts currants in the buns. Sheri Bisson and Rose Roberts have developed the world's simplest shorthand. When you write, you just leave out the vowels and consonants. Virginia Yacovac and , are working on a diaper design for flies. Deanne Bowles is still trying to figure out what the it is that 7-up does. Harry Stevens has gone musical . He's now known as the Liberace of the Loony Bin . Martha Cox is suffering from her drill team days. She's now known locally as The Goon in a Gunny . Linell Corbett, LeDell Jolley, and LaRee Andrews are now top ranking officers in a secret organization known as the Tribunal for Terrible Treatment of Tecthed Teachers . Jim Herndon has just come out with a special TV cosmetic for men known as Young Doctor's Cologne . Linda Chipman, Adele Banks, and Carol Hancock run an organization whose sole purpose is to fill such places as - Silbaugh's Solarium for Slap Happy Schizos . Their motto, Why Be Half Witted? As we leave this slap happy class of '59 we can't help feel that they all have one great fear: Namely, that some day some great shock may drive them all completely sane like their former teachers. 14 Senior Will We, the Senior Class of i959 being of sound mind and limb and wishing to leave our mark upon those who shall so luckily inherit our benefits, do hereby bequeath this as our Last Will and Testament. DON ALDOUS: I will my ability to be a backfield man to Doug Casey. LAREE ANDREWS: I will my height to Pauline Pattee and my quietness to Kay Jones. JANE AUSTIN: I will Kay Richards to Charlotte Brown and my Flirtiousness to my little sister. ADELE BANKS: I will my typing ability to Johnny Johnson. GENE BAUMERT: I will my ability to kick left-Footed to Mike Ellis. RICHARD BENEDICT: I will my ability to keep away from girls to Bang and Ed. J : I will my ability to pass a football left-handed to IT5d'Walchli. LARRY BISHOP: I will my ability to get along with the girls to Johnny McKinney. SHERI BISSON: I will G. Welch to the next Pep Club president. DEANNE BOWLES: I will my height to Mr. Armstrong. RONNIE BUSTER: I will my ability to study hard and live long to Gary Robinson. LINDA BUTLER: I will my headaches from the War Whoop to Dawn Corbett. LINDA CHIPMAN: I will my good grades in Chemistry to the Freshmen. BUTCH CLAUNCH: I will my ability to sleep in school to Billy Claunch LINELL CORBETT: I will my contest nightmares to Harvey Welch. MARTHA COX: I will my class secretary's iob to an unsuspecting Junior. ROY CRAIN: I will my good habits to . BOB CUTLER: I will my hunting ability to Dale Wolfley. LYNN DAHLE: I will my ability to stay out of trouble to Juan Beers. HELEN GILBERT: I will my car and everything in it to Connie Combs. TOMMY GOOCH: I will my hula hoop ability to Val Whiting. JERRY GRAYOT: I will Government class to an unsuspecting Junior. MIKE GWARTNEY: I will my luck to Dean Nebeker. CAROL HANCOCK: I will my Hallology class to anybody who is stuck in class. DENNIS HAVENS: I will my title as 5th safest driver in Idaho to anybody who needs LYNDA JO HERNDON: I will leave S.H.S. I hope. JIM HERNDON: I will my size to Leon Hartvigson and my skies to George Hays. I will my ability to dent cars to Mike Hicks. : I will my ability to get in on time to Jean and Jeanette. MELVIN JENSEN: I will my ability to cheat in poker to Jerry Walker. LADELL JOLLEY: I will my shortness to Margie Meeks. BECKY KRAUSE: I-will give my little brother to any teacher or g-irl who wants him. BOB MATHEWS: I will my ability to get through high school to Millie Mathews. RAMON MAXEY: I will my ability to hypnotize to Dennis Pepper. DOROTHY MELTON: I will my driving ability to any brave soul. SHARON MILLER: I will my ability to stay out of two-tone cars to Eileen. ARLEN MUND: I will my shyness to Dean Nebeker. DALE MCATEE: I will my bachelor ability to Jerry Van Hoose. KAY MCFARLAND: I will my hashing ability to anyone who needs a iob that bad. JERRY NOH: I will my good looks and my muscles to Dean Nebeker and Jerry Becker LOUISE PATTEE: I will my ability to get along with teachers to Dennis Pepper. BILL PARMENTER: I will my ability to play football to my brothers. KAY PERN: I will my ability to get through Senior English to my sisters. LINDALEE PETERSON: I will my ability to give a good slumber party to Garnet. JACK RANDOLPH: I will both halves of the annual to Casey. ROSE ROBERTS: I will my dancing ability to Mike Roberts. RONNIE SAYER: I will my ability to get in good with the cops to Steve Sayer. EARNEST SCHIERS: I will my ability to study to Penny Studebaker. NJIA-IVLA-lyEmQ.BfIL1,GH: I will my ability not to let people run over me to Garnet. SANDY SIMS: I will my luck in poker to Jerry Becker. KAREN SKINNER: I will my cheerleading headoched to Sherry Stokes. INA KAY SMITH: I will my ability to get home on time to Garnet. KAREN JEAN SORENSEN: I will the halls to a worm, if he can crawl through them. HARRY STEVENS: I will my spot in the Honor Society to Garnet Meservy. VIRGINIA STEWART: I will my black hair and blond interest to Ann Weber. BONNAVERE TRACY: I will my brother to any girl who can get him. JERRY VAN HOOSE: I will my ability to be a body guard to Jerry Becker. PHILLIP WATERMAN: I will my little brother to Mr. Groves. DENECE WHITING: I will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Butch Wolf. JERRY LEON WHITING: I will my height to Danny Beers. DARLA MAE WRASPIR: I will my fishing ability to Jay Bowman. VIRGINIA YAKOVAC: I will my driving ability to my sister, Sherry. JACK ZIEGLER: I will my superior mental intelligence to anybody who hasn't any. 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Season's Record The Savages, after getting off to a terrific start in conference play by defeating Shelley Zi to 7, lost its steam due to iniuries and inexperience and finished out the season with a very mediocre record of l win, 8 losses, and l tie. The Orange and Black eleven showed good form at times, especially in holding the Madison Bobcats to 7 points in an exciting homecoming game. Prospects For the l959 season are a little more promising however. Opponent We They Hamilton, Montana 7 l3 Shelly 2l 7 Bonneville 0 54 South Fremont 0 l5 Rigby 7 I9 Arco O 0 Idaho Falls 0 34 Dillon, Montana 7 26 Madison O 7 Mackay 7 26 Total s 49 201 J r. Varsity Football KNEELING: G. Moore, I. Rose, S. Sayer, I. Johnston, D, Boots, B. Maxwell, Davis, F. Walchli, T. Nelson, R, Haggerty, E, Smith, N. Benham, R. Stephanishcn. SECOND ROW, STANDING: L. Demick, Managerg J. Becker, D. Smith, L. I-Iartvigson, M. Ellis, I. Webster, D. Lemmons, ju-flustilg, B. Mangum, C. Chipman J, Herndon, R, Bowan, G. Wolf, D. Studebaker, N. Guthrie, I. Waldal, and H. Welch, Coach. Season's Record The Salmon J. V. 's, under the direction of coach Harvey Welch, finished an exciting season with a l win-2 loss record. Playing bigger and more experienced teams, the Papooses played much better ball than the statistics indicate. The squad is to be congratulated for playing a very fine brand of team ball with few out- standing stars but many good all-round players. It is from the ranks of such teams as this that the hopes for better football teams shall arise. The material produced by this team will do much to foster a good varsity team spirit in l959. Opponent -Vll-i -'hey Dubois l2 6 West Jefferson 7 32 Dubois i lg- Totals 25 50 24 Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bills, Hnest Sheirs, Clarence Shultz, Don Smith, Willis Blaine Leon Whiting Roger Tracy, Sandy Sims, ,Ed Waldal, Mike Gwartney, Bang Schofield. KNEELING Jack Randolf Mgr Mr. Hays, Coach: Jim Herndon, Scorekeeper. At the beginning of the current basketball season, the Savages under Coach George Hyas, look better than they hadin some of the past seasons. However as the season rolled along, long and frequent road trips against heavy opposition told the story and the Savages ended the season with ll wins and 9 losses. Many of the losses were by small margins. The team is to be congratulated as it enters the district tournament OPPONENT EE- THEY Challis 40 36 Dillon 35 34 South Fremont' 34 42 Idaho Falls 30 50 Challis 49 35 Shelley' 52 43 Haily 38 33 Madison' 46 4l Teton 39 27 Bonneville' 38 4l Hamilton 50 45 Rigb ' 39 53 South Fremont' 52 50 Shelley' 52 42 Hamilton 43 48 Madison' 62 66 Dillon 43 78 Bonneville' 47 69 Rigby' 44 53 Firth 69 45 Total 902 931 ' Conference Games J. V. Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Hunt, Tommy Nelson, Greg Moore, Don Lemmons, John McKinney, Doug Casey, Gordon Jensen, Dean Nebeker, Jaye Webster, Darrow Ankrum, John Johnson, Fred Walchli, FRONT: Coach Harvey Welch. SEASON'S RECORD Although they started slow, the Junior Varsity, under coach Harvey Welch, came along stronger as the season progressed. Like the Varsity, the JV's found the season rougher as we went into league play and the road tri s killing. The JV's managed to score 761 points against 846 For their opponents. This difference came about mainly through poor showings during the early part of the season when inexperience was the main obstacle to overcome. Our congratulations to Coach Welch and his squad. OPPONENT -V-lfE- THEY Challis 33 32 Leadore 37 39 Dillon 34 54 South Fremont 29 34 Idaho Falls 19 36 Challis 33 45 Shelley 40 26 Madison 33 39 Teton 29 38 Bonneville 15 59 Hamilton 50 43 Rigb 43 45 South Fremont 38 56 Shelley 48 30 Hamilton 50 51 Madison 50 51 Dillon 50 4-4 Bonneville 33 55 Rigby 51 42 Firth Q -Q Totals 761 346 Games Won 8 Games Lost 12 L p Track - 1958 ijiclfdwff FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hunt, , Johnson, G. Baumert, B, Schofield, D. Powers, H. Miller, T. Nelson. BACK RO': D. Casey, wal, D. Smith, M. Gwartney, H. Stevens. I. Bills, L. Whiting, W. Blaine, and Coach H. Welc , SEASON'S RECORD The first track meet of the season was the B.Y. U. Invitational held at Provo, Utah. The Salmon team failed to place despite several credible performance by its team members. The team then traveled to the Rick's College Invitational where they placed second in team standings. Bob Wiederrick took scoring honors at this meet with Firsts in the low and high hurdles and the discus throw. Bob also placed fourth in the high jump. Others contributing points were Fred Lyon, Jim Moodie, George Nichols, Bob Quesnel, Gene Baumert, Mike Gwartney, Harry- Stevens, Kirk Hunt, Johnny Johnson, George Porter, xEd Waldal, and Dick Powers. Competing next in the District Track meet, the Salmon tracksters earned fourth place and several members, including Bob Quesnel, Harry Stevens, Bob Wiederrick and Fred Lyon quali- fied for the Regional meet held at Pocatello. Bob Wiederrick and Fred Lyon qualified from this meet for the State meet held in Boise and placed fifth in the low hurdles and third in the 220-yard dash, respectively. 27 Varsity Cheerleaders N fe LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Skinner, Lynda Herndon, Linda Peterson, and Patricia Cannon J Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Ramey, Kay Schofield, Sherry Stokes, and Vicki Bisson. 28 J. -.,. ', HV., ,..,.,,,,'Q- I I ---wk-4. 44, J .. , 0 Q QEMQQ -lr M W J, ii' i iii 5 Jw UWM MMS 2250 , . J I J I I . ','.. f, V , lg 1- A . V , 1 A Af + 1 P Y X ji 1 4 1, ' . J . H - , . i .I E , ff ' I Q f 'V ,, 114 . f . 1-l. . - f' ' 'V iiyt ' .I . ,, .x ' ' J' , , In a b '7 . ' fi -- ln '. 'V , ' Y w Q Mw in u ,, , A , v 9 .vm L Q My ,W I -f 1 't V 2 J .A 1 J H hw V VXNR1, N 6, Y I H A J in I N lvln' . f' , W , ' 3 ' ' MJOQI Q r N f'i -. . A .L V - ' '. 2, J j?5fff Q ' 'V all , . , K' if . M ' N u t '1,-.,manuax.mL:M:.ui..-QA MM... ..1, 5 ', 1' Ii i Tomahawks FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Cannon, K. Skinner, L. Peterson, L. Herndon, SECOND ROW: S. Stokes, E. Brown, E. Stricklan, Qgsegey, M. Cox, N.,Si1hou-gh, D. Langenheder, A. Weber. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Steeples, S. Riggan, K. Sorenson, K. McFarland, C. Huff, D. Wraspir, l. K. Smith, Va Zimmerman, M. Peek, M. Thrasher. FOURTH ROW: D. Whiting, D. Bowles, P. Studebaker, B. Silbaugh, B. Sharp, C. Hancock, K. Jones, A. onlan, Ejgk. FIFTH ROW: K. Bowman, V. Stewart, L. Butler, Kay Skinner, M. Meeks, Sue Butler, J. Howick, V. Yakovac. Savagettes or . - , FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Smith, M. Co , D. Wraspir, M. Meeks, V. Stewart, D. Langenheder, B. Sharp, A. Donlan, P. Cannon, A. eber. SECOND ROW: L. Peterson,S. Bigggn, L. Butler, S. Butler, M. Thrasher, C. Hancock, V. Zimmerman, E. Stricklan, E. Brown, L. Herndon, K. Skinner, N, Silbaugh. 29 , G.A.A., FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Stokes, B. Sharp, S. Stokes, K. Pern, G. Meserve , A. Donlan, R 1 SECOND ROW Mrs Stone D Porter G. Richardson, M. Stewart, K. addington, S. S. eag e. : . . . , Yakovac, I. Negus, S. Andrews, B. Krause, K. Schofield, M. Thrasher, I. Peck. THIRD ROW: L. Waddington, S. Neal, S. Lowe, E. Brown, M. White, A. Cox, S. Pern, C. Austin, L. Morrison, M. Pyeatte, D. Langenheder, P. Cannon. Featherettes FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Howick, K. Sorenson, J. Richardson. SECOND ROW: E. Brown, . Dahle, M. Meeks, G. mIY1QserXeXL'V. FOURTH ROW: B. King, S. Lowe, I. Austin, A. Cox, E. Guthrie. S. Ndl,'A.- Donlan, S. Pern, M. White. THIRD ROW: L Zimmerman, P. Pierson, S. Stout. 30 S Club Lmzg HMM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Aldous, B. Parmenter, B. Schofield, D. McAttee, G. Baumert, H. Miller, D. Powers, K. Hunt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walker, H. Stevens, E. Waldal, M. McPherson, M. Jensen, S. Sims, L. Whiting, R. Tracy, I. McKinney, D. Lemrnons, -Cizrlforter, L. Hartvigson, I. Herndon, D. Casey. THIRD ROW: R. Crain, M. Gwartney, I. Johnson, L. Dahle, I. Bills, D. Smith, I. Grayot. Tumblers I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Hancock, M. White, L. Moultrie. I. Negus, NI,-lLqh3.rdson' M. Thrasher, L. Chipman, S. Andrews, E. Miller, S. Pern, B. Krause, M. Donlan. 0401. Ji 31 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Thompson, S. Larson, D. Corbett, L. Thomas, L. Dahle, L.' Demick, B. Parmenter, I. Bills, C. Miller, I. Grayot, H. Stokes. SECOND ROW: I. Paul, J. Bowman, I. Bowen, D. Pepper, K. Parmenter, M. Iensen, B. Cutler, I. Ziegler, D. Beers. THIRD ROW: D. Wolfley, A. Corbett, I. Grisenti, E. Smith, R. Culter, B. Maxwell, D. Boots, I. Parmenter, N. Guthrie. FOURTH ROW: C. Chipman, S. Yakovac, C. Shultz, M. Ellis, L. Hartvigson, R. Bowen. Spanish Club FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Harris, B. Silbaugh, C. Brown, P. Miller, S. Worden, R. Shaw. SECOND ROW: E. Brown, E. Stricklan, R. Wheeler, S. Butler, C. Norton, Mr. Doyle. THIRD ROW: B. Sharp, K. Maestretti, F. Deckert, R. Deacon, F. Bates, S. Neal, B. Cavaness. 32 Quill and Scroll .lllllll T . , . ,R SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Chipman, L. Butler, K. Skinner, A. Banks, C. Hancock, D. Wraspir. STANDING: I. Herndon, S. Bisson, L. Herndon, L. Peterson, I. Randolph, Mr. Mann. 1' 'I , M t SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Scouten, R. I. Young, K. Skinner, L. Thomas, I. O'Conner. STANDING F. Bates, S. Hunter, I. Dahle, Mrs. Steeples, F. Randolph, C. Waterman, T. Harris, G. Clements, J. Colwell, M. Roberts. 33 ar Whoop SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Webster, I. Herndon, S. Bisson, L. Herndon, L. Peterson, K. Skinner, D. Wraspir, STANDING: Mr, Mann, A. Banks, L. Butler, L. Andrews, C. Hancock, L. Chiprnan, D. Corbett.,,ffMM VYf0 V ' 1' Savage Chief SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Chipman, I. Herndon, C. Hancock, M. McPherson, A. Banks, E. Waldal K. Skinner. SECOND ROW: G. Porter, R. Wheeler, D. Wraspir, I. Randolph, N. Silbaugh, D. Casey, D Powers, Mr. Mann. THIRD ROW: E. Stricklan, E. Brown, K. Bowman, D. Corbett, P. Cannon. 34 National Honor Society 1 L A- SEATED, LEFT TO RIFHT: B. Parmenter, I. Herndon, S. Bisson, L. Herndon, D. Wraspir, M. Gwartney STANDING: L. Butler, D. Melton, K. O'Harrow, Mr. Welch, L. Chipman, N. Corbett. ' ' ' Associated Journalism tudents SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. White, A. Cox, Bi Silbaugh, B. Sharp, R. Deacon, K. Maestretti, S. McFarland. STANDING: I. Hemmert, B. Tracy, G. Wolf, R. Young, R. Wheeler, D. Corbett, R. Harris, Mr. Miller. 35 Future Nurses FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:,I.. Harnrnpnd, K. Bowman, K. Skinner, S. Butler, S. Stokes, K. Schofield, K. Sorenson, E. Stricklan, E. Brown. SECOND ROW: S. Pern, J. Hammond, . mit A. Cox, V. Huber, F. Randolph, V. Bisson, M. Stewart, E. Guthrie, Mrs. Stone, R. I. ung. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, C. Pitchford, P. Studebaker, B. Silbaugh, L. Morrison, S. Hunter, E. Brown, C. Grayot, S. Harris. 4 Girls' Glee f, yi 4, , ,1k4 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. McFarland, E. Brown, S, Lowe, D. Bowles, D. Corbett, B. Sharp, R. Deacon, L. Peterson, E. Snook, P. Cannon, L. Herndon, SECOND ROW: S. Bisson, K. Jones, E. Miller, R. King, A. Smith, C. Norton, M. Stewart, K. Maestretti, V. Zimmerman, D Melton, I. McDonald, M. Thrasher, L. Albertson, M. Meeks, G. Herbst, S. Stokes. THIRD ROW L. Iolley, E. -Clark, F. Edwards, S. Neal, N. Donlan, R. Shaw. FOURTH ROW: B. Claunch, D. Powers, F. Hodges, B. Schofield, D. Smith, E. Waldal, H. Miller, Mrs. Cannon. 36 R Senior Band 4 ,JJ .L 'Qty rs - - FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Harris, H. Gilbert, S. Mulkey, V. Huber, R. Harris, E. Snook, S. McFarland, S. Butler, P. Cannon, M. Muench, K. Bills, S. Worden. SECOND ROW: Bowles, A. Banks, R. Waterman, N. Iames, L. Enloe, I. Pope, E. Corbett, R. Wheeler, P. Swauger, K. Skinner, L. Chipman. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, D. Porter, N. Silbaugh, S. Bisson, L. Petterson, I. Rathjen, D. Casey, C. Chipman, D. Havens, K. Parmenter, T. Allen, B..Cavaness, R. Maxey. Junior Band WA . if , egg Q FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Hansen, I. Miller, I. Tomita, I. Hodges, I. Slavin, D. Hodges, M. Enloe, G. Blodgett, K. Worden. SECOND ROW: V. Hansen, G. Moore. I. Johnson, I. Stoddard, L. Daniels, D. Jensen, N. Pyeatte, S. Kohl, T. Sims, D. Miller, R. Austin, L. Corbett, D. Chipman 37 yn ' 7 'f N ,.., N Harvest Queen FRONT: Prlncess Ann Weber. BACK: Prlncess Shen Stokes, Queen Adele Banks, Princess, Brenda Sharp. Snow King and Queen , all N f W 5 A OWU O QVC D Q Off-X CPO D 41 OQQ Q QD OQO Cf 'il O Q09 LPJVN Od lo Q A Q IPO o O o dj O o A o dig, 290 0650 0990 we O 38 Homecoming President Stevens crowns Queen Marilyn. Princesses Linda, Karen, gl Pat The Pgychos. Battle for Calamity Jane The audience liked it too. Sims carries the ball. Which W3.y'd they gO ? Around left end, King and Queen of Hearts Stup1d Cupld President Roger Wheeler Crowns Queen Bev ly Silbaugh and Gordon Wolf. Happlly Marrled 40 f W5 Y A W WY ,520 K 9 lo 0 E 211 6 9 c - a 1 xx X .Q ' A v f' ' I ' ' +,+ S. ' uf GFLLYNOQ d Qdifw Og, 53:5-9-1, 'YOIYNOQIQOW p fi' x sf r. rf 4 - , 5 ' :QP E, ' .- ,445 : u ' V' '11 14.3 mLiw1f,g.iiu1Q.r:. , . , 5 ma 154,434 ntseiaaigm. ZX' Jr. High tudent Council SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce O'Conner, Secretary, Dennis Studebaker, President, Ianet Tomita, Vice President, STANDING: Gloria Sayer, 7th Representative, Mike Ellis, 9th Representative, Gloria Moore, 8th, Representative. ., ,. .rr Vi M , 'id i Q i i V . :F J r. High Facult MR. BADE Principal MR. ARMSTRONG Art, Mathematics, Basketball Coach MRS. BARRETT 7th. Core, 7th. Math. 8th. Social Studies MR. BUBB Algebra, Testing, Guidance Director MR. GRAYOT Driver's Education Manual Training MISS McCALLUM 7th. Core, 8th. Social Studies, 8th. English MRS. MCKINNEY 7th. Core Sth. English MR. SIEFRIED Junior High Science , iris.. it.. n-'His OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lloyd Ankrum, Vice- Presidentg Mike Ellis, Representativeg Deanna Porter, Secretary Treasurerg Carl Waterman, President. 9th Grade , 'iff if l',i' L. Albertson f V , A if :LL ki I 51 T, Allen F 2 fQ'Zh. . lln Fllll L. Aukrum A Q 95 55 if D N. Benham Bisson Blaine . ,:,L, Bolton V. 53 9 .4 gl D. 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Pyeatt Ramey Randolph Rathjen Richardson Rose Sa er Sclrofield Silbaugh Smith Smith Smith Smith I. Smith Stephanishen Stewart Stokes Stricklan Studebaker Swauger Tarkalson Tracy Van Gordon Waterman Waldal White Walchli Waddington Waddington . Ya kovac . Yakovac JC' S ' --rf ' 'i 5 K F356 gig A '21 'fr 'P if rlri ff at 2355 Q fr' at 5 gm 6 ,I g g ,wt uv V ,, f I - ff , f Nr, 9 1 , ff 1 . V J. - A 4. if a rt t ta it ' , .,W.l , ,,,.. l was 1. ', If K V I A f 'I' f? ,wt Q tltt ttf., ttat 5 K - L . , my E- 13-s,,i5,r,,,f,Qr r 1iQl,,,,g,i 1 t ,.., r t,L - Q J:- 4 f if 4 af 'if' . -ar' ip ,, rr, Q 1 ,pf qw E Q H iw'- .Q A , F 'P 1 TJ , W A -.r,, f ,scx H it 5 ea f-.af 4 ai, tr f f,r5'g'4 ' 5 S S f a it .Sl. f M S f. I , . it h Q r Vl,. Ag y , klthiy VK Q f V Qi v 43 ,, 5 . fx W t, 'Zur ti 'KR f P A4401 -aw'-ov 2 . 'ss- fzf- any N:- S Kwan I ga- S 2 it , tj, M at sill tk 0 N NP 4- W wr. 8th Boys .. A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Knapp, J. Keel, G. Goodwin, H. Hoffman, D. Miller, L. Corbett, M. Askins. SECOND ROW: R. Hoffman, V. Johnson, K. Arave, R. Lewis, I. Boots, V. Hansen E. Hyde, M. Miller. THIRD ROW: N. Lynch, M. Herndon, D. Chipman, D. Iensen, D. Adams, B. Holcomb, I. Bennett, M. Crisman, L. Aldour. FOURTH ROW: B. McDonald, R. Fike, C. Morgan, W. Hancock, H. Martin, T. Hammond, I. Bohannon, L. Ive, J. Hodges. ' le L. A A . FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Stokes, B. Young, I. Slavin, E. Storling, L. Schiffman, R. Pope, K. Smith, N. Winterowd. SECOND ROW: S. Quigley, K. Smith, I. Walchli, V. Whitehead, R. Robinette, D Pope, R. Stull, I. Stoddard. TI-IIRD ROW: I. Udy, V. Whiting, D. O'Harrow, C. Sheets, D. Santos, R. Whiting, G. Zweifel, B. Peck. 44 8th Girls FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Martonen, K. Dietrich, S. Albertson, C. Boyce, E. Jones, I. Iohnson, F-. Iacovac, R. Bragg, R. Austin, B. Mangum. SECOND ROW: R. Annoot, T. Hokanson, M. Enloe, D. Brown, S. Kimmel, L. Ankrum, D. Edwards, M. Gohmer, B. Clements, L. Bernard THIRD ROW: L. Heffner, I. Miller, M. Mathews, I. Howick, I. Howick, D. Hann, I. Austin, B. Hodges, G. Blodgett, L. Daniels, I. Larsen. is g 3 ' f3i' S - I F in it ,',, i z, ' ' 3, I I tsi w sw iiililifrrfrr f oils'-V- 3aSFs. It ,are-stasis... 1 r 1 W x Q b 'G' w FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Tomita, N. Pyeart, V. South, M. Prox. SECOND ROW: I. Waters, I. Robinson, M. Sova, L. O'Conner, I. Walchli. THIRD ROW: D. Tanner, B. Quesnel, D. Tarkalson S. Pern, K. Worden. 45 7th Boys FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Haggerty, K. Bilbrey, R. Barrett, F. Bright, R. Mathews. SECOND ROW: R. Bohannon, D. Moody, L. Hayes, I. Moore, I. Ieppsen, G. Bilbrey, I. Cannon. THIRD ROW: S. Mulkey, B. Gutzman, H. Crawshaw, B. Durrand, W. Helmandollar, L. Morgan. FOURTH ROW: R. Magnus, V. Iolley, T. Crumbley, C. Christenot, G. Bradley, B. Mulkey, L. Higley, M. Barrett. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Plettenburg, L. Ziegler, M. Sharp, B. Whiting, C. White. SECOND ROW: G. Welch, R. Neyman, P. Walchli, S. Prochko. THIRD ROW: F. Snook, D. Wolf, J. Sorenson, T. Sims, B. Stout. 46 7th Girls FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Myers, C. Stricklan, M. Durrand, I. McCallum, D. Cutler. SECOND ROW: L. Bolander, M. Tracy, W. England, G. Durrand, D. Darrah. THIRD ROW: W, Hansen, I. Lyon, C. Carl, S. Morse, B. Gooch, M. Easter. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Iohnson, R. Blackadar, S. Krause. M. Bills, S. Wiederman, N Chaffin, B. Annot. SECOND ROW: C. Cole, V. Capps, S. Brenmyer, R. Cwartney, L. Gini, K, Richardson, V. Stricklan, THIRD ROW: M. Pope, K. Thompson, M. Walker, M. Bell, C. Allen, S. Iones, K. Plettenburg. 47 9th Grade Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Smith, J. Grisenti, I. Waldal, S. Yakovac, J. Herndon, M. Ellis, M. Jones, RJ, Smith, L. Ankrum, N. Benham. KNEELING: C. Waterman, T. Allen, S. Sayer, B. Bolton. SEASON'S RECORD To stimulate a more active interest in basketball and to develop better teams at a lower grade level, Salmon this year had its first organized Junior High basketball schedule under the direction of Coach Terry Armstrong. Although the Freshmen scored only 220 to their opponents 282 and the eighth grade scored l26 to their opponents l30, this is not indicative of the type of ball that these two teams played. What they may have lacked in experience and technique was made up for in both determination and aggressiveness. When you consider that these teams competed with teams from school systems where they have had this type of schedule for years, the record speaks well for itself. Showing well for the frosh were Ellis, Ankrum, Sayer, Edgar Smith, Mont Jones, Waldal, and R. J. Smith. High point men for the 8th grade were: Whitehead, Whiting, Herndon, and Walchli. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE STH GRADE SCHEDULE Opponent We :lex Opponent E may Leadore J. V. 30 Challis 29 Dillon C. 29 Challis 35 South Fremont 37 Leadore 24 Bonneville 34 Leadore 22 South Fremont 49 Challis 20 Leadore J. V. 30 Shelly 36 Leadore J. V. 37 130 287 48 ,Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Miller, I. Udy, R. Hoffman, M. Herndon, R. Pope, L. Sschiffman, V. White- head, I. Bennet, I. Wachli, V. Whiting, R, Holverson, T. Hammond, R. Stokes. SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS, KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: M. Barret, S. Mulkey, V. Jolley, R. Neyman, B. Gutzman, T, Crumley. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: F. Snook, D. Wolf, P. Haggerty, L. Hayes, R. Barret, R. Bohannon, J. Sorenson, B. Whiting, 9th Grade Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Morrison, M. Pyeatt, V. Leonard, D. 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Adele Banks . Helen Gilbert . Gene Baumert . Harvey Welch ' z H E , Q, 2 f A A VV ,-:,': ,.1 ,QJV ,W ,Q .,, ,..,. g y kww is s Louie takes aim Just Before the Snap Q QE Looks Good from here Bills blocks one K I 1 1 f 4' vii mike ' ivy. i4,.J,s ww, f V yki -A s eau s I flsiffi v.f,' 1 ,A if I The lineup Goal line stand Will: . l soya 1 amiiizgsg - - : A I - A 7 5 VV V g ,,.s, y f isssl f U 5 Ai? f,,. If .lf ifsls s f ilss l 1 , N Too late--two points 52 Anybody Offside? Th xg S Z . The Whse leggeld F Ooeys Who Turned on the Lights? Trick or Treat Before , I Wedded Bliss 53 vi wow al-as Wejlpa Flyth Wie IS is The Boss Don't go near the water .nw 'J r M ex 'xv .wx ,Mn Tell it again A11ce, where art thou golng? Bikini Babes 1-2-3-4 54 8:45 Rush I'm Pooped Lost Chord Mooooowow ! We Passed Sexy Sayer Alo-ha ha Calves looking for Cow Are You My Mother? 55 Oh, You 're funny We Just Look Busy ,SQIM g e U .-,:-Q::e?,,, , ,.. he 11 fx: iw. fp . V- Wanted-- Dead Knee Socks Meanwhile Tarzan and Jane Maverick fr Haoiovex u Who Needs Cha perones? How About That! 56 The Bus Left gp r I Y , V 9 555 ,, W SW 35 1 -I-I ,gf 1 .Z 2x Q ALM, fir if A J ,- EI :rv 23222 i52LQ if? .J I 2 id' U , ,f I--1'-' ' , T .A is J ,h I t 114 iff. ' L' ' ' ' 1 nw H 1, M v .V . -. -.f f Q Q 1, IA' ' K Zlifrmy, fr- Q. ' z ., j-'- 1' 745. ,U 1' 4 flk T.: 'x'- V .fn .V f 1 If 19 U V P . V , -Q 1- fa 1 W fm 1 , .' -'e ff' -- ,, . 5 S .5 , I 1 fi' - W 4- 51 1: Iii 7 Ml N . . y iif li , 'A 4 Mm-- J ! , ' 2 VALLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY F Your Oldsmobile, Cadillac, and Chevrolet Dealer MCPHERSON DRY GOODS CO. The home of famous brand clothes Steaks, Dinners, 8. Specialty Orders. SMOKE HOUSE CAFE For accurate prescriptions and the latest in Veterinary Supplies STEVENS DRUG Ralph Bartschi, Propr. U Q- Il T ami -- I' l fu I I 1 For 30 years Featuring Fine Furniture 8i Appliances i ' P n HAVEMANN W A 'u n M.-,mg HARDWARE Q.. - -nv Monarch C OMPANY T Xgig.-1-,ll Phi lc o Dealers in Purina Chows and Hotpoint THRASHER FURNITURE CO' Appllqnces Phone SKyline 6-32ll GHEVRULFJT I H EVANS FOODS 8. FURNITURE PERRY ' STANDARD Your convenient grocery and furniture shopping center in Salmon BROTHERS SERVICE Come in and see us at our new location. We are fully stocked with Chevron products. -q..... II f5 g'l.'? A'E!t ' 'f4!rtf'i: GWARTNEY EN, EQUIPMENT co. r International tractors and farm equipment--we have a complete line of parts and service zlEcLER's f rExAco sERvlcE T DIGJI' M. We are open 24 hours a day to serve our patrons x COOKS 4'll?Ean CLOTHING Grl For the finest in quality meats We carry a complete line of brand name sportswear and fishing and hunting equipment. George Austin and Paul Adams and groceries. We give S 8. H Green Stamps. THE B 8. B GROCERY REXALL DRUG STORE For drug products with a national reputation. We are noted for our annual economy sales. Wolf 8g Durand, Owners We supply clothes for the entire family from the infants to dad. We carry a complete line of infant wear CLINTONS ROXY THEATRE Where shows are better than ever. Monty Dodge, Manager Flowers and Gifts for every occasion. We wire flowers everywhere in the U. S. CITY FLORAL We carry a complete line of the latest styles in clothing and shoes. Our prices will prove we are SALMON'S ECONOMY CLOTHIERS A complete line of variety merchandise priced 5q:-l0q:, 51.00 and up MlLLER'S 54:-Sl STORE Salmon, Idaho Quality Watch Repair For all the best names in fine jewelry. Your local dealer for Jewel House Jewelry. COLVIN'S JEWELRY Ray Colvin, Owner For prompt and efficient service. For freshness in dairy products, See: Your ROCKY MOUNTAIN CREAMERY 8. DAIRY Paul Brog 8. Joe Nebeker Locally made cheeses 8. butter LVEIL 5 Q, I I, k'L Ii IL.I..IkLrr I I ew iw- 1: . V ' ' M -ai f ur, :L I ,Q ,I I ., .3 I I, . .K k.l.,.,',:V . iw . 3 as ti SERVICE 4 xg.. , .,i....MgQw g ,,,. ,Q -7 if I f- -srararigsef-ffrw . - - 1, .-.1..-mfr-'W 1- v X WV. QSM fsiigfgiiillii ffaiiff-f' 3 w, QF .I 1 , . , ..: --7 - H -J' :2f5'5'f'K. ' Ilfifi 'ill s 5,m,,,s,,.. f ,,Ng,-.cfm-, U 5 D ,Was f, .. , - V. f I -,I-,517 K 5 , 7 , ,W I , .k., K k , , I k , ,.,,,, ,WW .0z..,,,,.,,W.smfv..,. .1 Let us be your year-round head- quarters for seasonal lubrication needs. Dale Skinner, Owner XN IM .cuff Tgoob W S513 IDAHO F ,, - ,I POWER COMPANY u if DDI' KILOWA You'II et more Ieasure from life 9 P you'lI see, when you live better eIectrically. Sired by Bull Lea Spectrum by Haste BULLTRUM was money and Derby winners as Citation and Iron Liege. Bulfltrum won the Derby at 2 and 4, and has sired many lon and short distance winners. Fel : 25125 for thorougiibred S75 other. Live foal guaranteed. sired by Bull Lea who also sired such DESXAINIIIIQIND F HERNDON H fFred H. 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We carry a complete line of the latest styles in women's M, H, KING and misses fashions. COMPANY KANE'S APPAREL Vivian Kane, Propr. A Where bargains are always a business. sognnzqe . 1 1 LEMHI .i SALMON IMPLEMENT MOTOR COMPANY , C0- Come in and see the car of the We Carry one of the fines' llnes future--the '59 Dodge and Plymouth of farm machinery and equipment Frank Stahl, Propr. For excellent service and fine quality of work in cleaning and pressing. Quality lumber to meet all your needs in building and repair work LEMHI LUMBER COMPANY BEULAH'S HOME LAUNDRY Where service and economy count. For entertainment that all the Family can enjoy there's no game quite like bowling. JIM POPE SALMON BOWL Your Beeline Dealer FARM EQUIPME NT CO . Truck, Tractor, and Auto Repair Your Mercury and Ford Farm Implement Dealer. UTOCO OIL PRODUCTS Dale Skinner, Owner .L A ' ' Haircuts, Hair Styling, 8. Shaves HERNDON HOTEL BARBER SHOP JohnWraspir, -Propr. Your Hartford Insurance Agent All types of Insurance Quick claim settlement HERNDON INSURANCE CO. Joe Herndon, Owner We offer quick efficient trucking service. Distributors of bottled beverages MILLER BROTHERS TRUCK LINE For all your painting and home repair or building needs come in to see Bill. HOME LUMBER COMPANY Bill Cannon, Mgr. Have your clothes Sanitone dry cleaned. Alterations made at very reasonable prices. Pickup and Delivery Service NATIONAL LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS Rolla Briggs, Owner Official publication of Lemhi County. We wish to extend congratulations and our very best wishes to Office supplies and Royal the graduating Seniors of i959 typewriters. DEL 8. MARY JONES Specialty printing is our business RECORDER HERALD Ronald Burke, Owner For complete insurance coverage. Your Safeco Agent. ED SMI'TH INSURANCE 8. REAL ESTATE Salmon, Idaho Gouache Qlcslwf For fresh meats and a complete line of groceries to meet the needs of every occasion. SAVEWAY MARKET Ed Bills, Owner all . ,5 SARGENTS ' Q Your summer showplace in Salmon CAFE -I Always the better features For excellent variety and quality in meals. We arrange specials in dinners and banquets. Wa-Ily Richardson, Propr. There's no better way to entertcin the entire family. SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE ON U. S. 93 NORTH Goo o ?LJIQ.i1,' We carry a complete line of feeds and seeds to meet your needs. LEMHI FEED AND GRAIN Serving the dealer trade in all replacement parts and equipment for cars, trucks, and tractors. SERVICE PARTS COMPANY Salmon, Idaho The House That SERVICE Built Always a Complete Line oft Standard Oil Co. Products Lubricants and Fuel Oils STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS John Rand, Owner Custom cutting for all your building needs. INTERMOUNTAIN LUMBER CO. Jack Stephens, Mgr. For Farm, Home, and Automobile Loans there's no place like MAX the IDAHO IST. NATIONAL BANK HEMMERT W.G. Ferrier, Manager JEEP ,, I L INC. ' 'E J ' I ' ' E 5' Q osposrrs INSURED Q Q . IV . 1 , , Th! l'UlllIll IIOIIUSIIIIISIIIIIIIIU CIITIIUTIIIIIII Your only Jeep dealer in south 3 WASHINGTON. nic' easlerf' Idaho f mxmuu msunaucz A complete line of parts for 2 1 'OF HGH DIPOSITUR I Jeeps and Jeep trucks. ,. A offer ' F fa fff-'fm 1- For efficient long-distant hauling there's no service beats Garrett's We Supply The dairy needs of GARRET TRUCKLINES, INC. all the family. See us for your Special-Occasion needs. STAR DAIRY Fred Randolph, Owner Mel Green, Agent Custom-made saddles and pack saddles. its The quality of our work is guaranteed. Holsters a specialty SALMON SADDLE SHOP Clyde Stone, Owner WE WISH TO THANK BOTH THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF SALMON SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH FOR THEIR COOPERATION. WITHOUT IT THIS ANNUAL WOULD NOT HAVE,BEEN POSSIBLE. f W Jw., , ' . X N MM YM!-avg VJ Q TZ2.,.i,1,7' A u 'L V ' -ff? rg Q YIAIIOOKS 0, gum ,tn S a Xglgg Q ig? ESSEX? 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