Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1945 volume:

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Winton Avery, Principal ontico Q Staff' EDITOR- ----- -------------------------- -- BUSINESS MANAGER CLASSES-F .--- --- CLASS WILL ------ CLASS PROPHECY-- ART --------- SNAPSHOTS ------- ----MARY HADLEY --------Bos may VERNA MAE JONES BETTY MC GINNIS ---LEE ROBINSON .HERBY SHEAR -THELMA MATHENY BETTY PALM R -ORVILLEDOCKTER VELMA-HDRNER -------JIM HUNT ADVISOR --------- ----- ----- MARJORIE ROBINSON fw f GF? Ambrogini, Vera Mae Nickname: Peanuts 6 Course: Commercial Activities: Girls' League Ambition: Get a good job. Ames, Lorna Nickname: nDopeyn Course: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club Ambition: Go back to the ship- yard and give Rosie a little competition. Ballou, Mary Lou Nickname: Lou Course: Home Economics Activities: Seco Club Pep Club Girls Athletic Assn. .Leohono'Society Ambition: e a P-38. Beeson, Barbara R. M. Nickname: Bobbie Course: Home Economics Activities: ' Leohono Society G. A. A. Ambition: ' You guess. Boeck, Dale ' Nickname: Buzz Course: General Activities: Football Basketball NS' Club, Vice-Pres. Track Brabant, Ardis Nickname: None Course: Commercial Activities: Com ercial Club Girls' League Ambition: Join the Marines and see the world. Ambition: Go to college. Bricker, Betty Nickname: None Course: General Activities: Seco Club Ambition: To be a nurse. Bricker, Dorothy Nickname: nDottien Course: General' Activities: Seco Club Ambition: Get Married. sv,-.. .,,,,.,-I, Qi,-:v ,, , . ' 1f F!'fffTff1Ti Z'f'f'. f. , Maxine Reeves gi Lillian Avery Christine Durham Redena Williams aczuffy Margorie Robinson Gladys King .., ff Emma Nelson Ora SPOOI' Hervey Coulson Kathleen Crowley 'ND' Freda Thomas Mary Ellen Nelson ' Vivian HHPP Margaret Rayner Lulu M. Nash Ann Brunsell Julia Kennington ' s Fromn, Wilma Nickname: Billie Course: Commercial Activities: None' Ambition: B To sail one of the ships,Ames builds. Gilbert, Jesse Nickname: 'Gib' Cours e: General Activities: Leohonc Society Ambition: Be a pilot of a P-58. Green, Ruth Nickname: 'Eddie' Course: General Activities: Commercial Club A Ambition: To be a good wife and mother and next to be a beauty operator. Hadley, Mary Nickname: Shorty Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Band Commercial Club Senior Class, Sec lonticola Editor Hadden, Leora Nickname: nLee' Coursez: General Activities: Pep Club A Seco Club Cedar Post Staff Yell Queen Ambition: Become a baby specialist--ages 17-19. Hadley, Raymond Nickname: Ray Course: Ind. Arts Luohono Society Activities: Ambition: WSW Club Go to San Francisco. Leohono Society' Cedar Post Staff Basketball Ambition: Civil Engineer. Hall, Art ' Nickname: None Course: Industrial Activities: Boy's Chorus Ambition: Railroad Engineer. Arts Harbison, lblvin Nickname: M51 Course: General Activities: Commercial Club Ambition: A Commercial pilot. Chapman, A C Daniel 7 Nickname: Dan Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bo P. Ee V mbiiionz Chichester, Roger J. Nano Nickname: Sid Course: General Activities: A Commercial Club 'Boy's Chorus Ambition: nSee America Firstn A , Claussen, Viola Joy Nickname: Jerry Muskrat Activities: Spanish Club Commercial Club ' Ambition: Missionary Nurse in the nLand of the Up-Side-Downsn Clayton, Elinor Nickname: Sandy Course: rHbme Ec ' Activities: G. A. A. n C Spanish Club Junior Play Chorus Girls' League Ambition: Run a Dude Ranch Colpaert, Bertha Nickname: Bert Course: Commercial A Activities: Commercial Club . Pen Club Ambition: Learn to make gravy that isn't nlumpyn. - Congdon, Robert Nickname: Bob Course: General Activities: Leohono Society, Pres Spanish Club, Pres. HSN Club, Sec.-Treas. Basketball Ambition: Find somebody who De Mars, Joy appreciates a good Nickname : ' Daisy -joke ' Course2: Commercial Activities: Leohono Society Band Commercial Club Ferguson, Evelyn Ambition: Nickname: Fergy Work for Bonnie. Course: General Activities: Seoo Club Pep Club Leohono Society Ambition: Go to Hawaii. Irish, Floyd 10 Nickname: nSpinachn , Course: General Activities: One Act Play Ambition: Keep Out of the Army Until Sch is Out. ool James, Betty Nickname: None Course: Home Economics Activities: Pep Club Leohono Society Junior Play Seco Club Ambition: Dance on Broadway. Johnson, Betty Lee Nickname: Bets Course: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club . G. A, A, Johnson, E. Fay .Pep Club Nickname: Honey Homg Room Pres, Course: General Ambition: Activities: nNatchur1y' NOUB Ambition: Undecided. Jones, Verna Mae Nickname: Vern Course: Home Economics Activities: Leohono Society Spanish Club Pep Club Seco Club G. A. A. Cedar Post Staf Band Commercial Club Girls' League, Promoter. Ambition: Pediatrician. Kalk, Margarith F. Nickname: Maggie Course: General Activities: Seco Club Spanish Club Band Pep Band Ambition: Army Nurse. f Social Kalb, Robert Nickname: Bobby ' Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Pep Band Yell King Student Council, Pres. Band Ambition: House Mother to a Sorority at Vassar. Kateron, Mary Nickname: Peggy Course: Commercial Activities: Spanish Club Commercial Club, Glee Club Home Room Sec. Ambition: Solve the man- shortage problem. v . , J? Harrington, Shirley 9 Nickname: Dimples Course: Commercial Activities: ' Girls' League Ambition: Be a Lorna Ames opponent. Headden, Georgia Mae Nickname: Cocky Course: General Activities: None Ambition: Help Fromm hold Lorna's ship together. Holderness, Betty Nickname: Betty Brat Course: General Activities: Cedar Post Staff Girls P. E. Chorus Ambition: To have an ambition. Horner, Velma G. Nickname: None Course: Home Economics Activities: Leohono Society Seco Club G. A. A. Mbnticola Staff Ambition: Go to Bef Ya Us Howell, Alma Margaret Nickname: Margie Course: Home Economics Activities: . Spanish Club S960 Club Huff, Elaine ,Student Council Nigkngmgz Huffy Cedar Post Staff Course: Com ercial Ambition: Activities 2 T0 so around the Commercial crab wvrld- Ambition: Stop using so much Hunt, James sarcasm. Nickname: 'Miken Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Leohono Society HSN Basketball Cedar Post Editor Intramural Captain Pep Band National Athletic Scholarship Society Ambition: Enter wo.tpoint Hunter, Arthur Nicknames Art Course: General Activities: Leohono Society Intramural Sports Ambition: Get into the Army Air Corps. .AA Mac Donald, Beverley Jane ,Z Nickname: Bev Course: General Activities: Pep Club Seco Club Spanish Club Piano Chorus Ambition: Gain 15 pounds Mb Ginnie, Betty Nickname: None Course: General Activities: Pep Club Seco Club Mc Chesnie, Betty Nickname: None Course: General Activities: Chorus ' Ambition: Typist. Cedar Post Matheny, Thelma Girls' League Commercial Club Band Pep Band G. A. A. mbition: X Quit fighting Dougc Nickname: Thel Course: Commercial Activities: Student Council Pep Club i Leohono Society Spanish Club Ambition: Really Grow Ep! N y, Robert Waldo Nickname: Bob Course: Mechanical Engineering Activities: Yell King Montioola Staff Leohono Society Cedar Post Staff Ambition: To get out of high Bchggl to become a Melia, Elaine Iris Nickname: NEW Course: General Activities: Service Club Dramatics Club Hi Spots Staff mechanical or'CiVi1 Decett engineer. Ambition: To get a good grade in Physics Montgomery, Mardelle Nickname: Jigga Course: General Activities: None Ambition: See the World. Moran, Phyllis Nickname: Snooks Course! Home Economics Activities: Seco Club G. A. A. Sec., Home Room Girls League Ambition: To circle the world a couple of times. Knaggs, Paul ' H Nickname: Tut Course: General Activities: US' Club, Pres. Leohono Society Basketball Cedar,Post Staff National Athletic Scholarship Society A-mb1'G10f12 Knutson, Kathleen Sheephefdef- Nickname: None Course: General Activities: Seco Club ' Ambition: Graduate in 1945. Kvalvik, Helen Nickname: Blondie Course: General Activities: None Ambition: Marry Dagwood when the war is over. Langford, Lura Nickname: nLittle Girlu Course: General Activities: Yell Leader G. A. A. Seco Club Pep Club Chorus Ambition: Graduate from High School- Lantto, Irene S. Nickname: nGladiolaN Course: Commercial A Activities: ' Loman. Betty Lou G, A, A, Nickname: None Commercial C1ubCourse: Home Economics Girls: Leagug Activities: Ambition: Pep Club Be the shortest Leohono Society person in the - S900 Club world. Spanish Club G. A.-A. Student Council Girls' League Cedar Post Staff Ambition: Get tall like Betty P.. Thelma M., and Julie Z. Loman, Paul J. Nickname: P. T. A Activities: Leohono Society Student Council Ambition: Be a sailor?? Loveless, Lois A Nickname: Lovey Course: Home Economics Activities: Pep Band Girls League Seco Club Ambition: Become a fa ous hermitess. Oliver, Opal 14 Nickname: Pewee Course: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club Girls' League Ambition: Several things but r nothing in particular. ' Olson, Virginia Nickname: Swedetn Course: Commercial Activities: Spanish Club Ambition: Are you kidding? Palmer, Betty Nickname: Ncueenien Course: General Activities: Girls' League, Pres. Leohono Society Pep Club Queen of S. H. S. Monticola Staff Cedar Post Staff Seco Club Latin Club Student Council Ambition: Advisor for the Boys at Annapolis-Bwing!! N Pedersen, Margery Nickname: nMargen Course: Home Ec Activities: Pep Club Leohono Society Pep Band Sec., Freshman Class Ambition: t Sifchergtmiggn 111122 1238 0 Course: General Activities: Student Council Cedar Post Staff Porath, Phyllis Ambition' Niclmame : None Uncle Sam'S Arm ! Course: Commercial Activities: None Ambition: None. Rheinschmidt, Bernadine Nickname: Bernie Course: Home Economics Activities: Seco Club Band Ambition: An air Evacuee Nurse. , Rheinschmidt, Geraldine Nickname: Gerry Course: Home Economics Activities: , Seco Club Band Ambition: . Make a triple-decker dagwood sandwich and see if I can eat it. X Y ,, Morse, Imogene I3 Nickname: None Course: Home Economics Activities: Girls' League Ambitions: A teacher and traveler. Murray, Jack Nickname: Jackson Course: General Activities: Leohono Society Student Council Ambition: Stay single until I engaged to the Arm . get Nelson, Jim Nickname: nAxel' Course: 'General Activities: NSN Club Freshman Class, Pres. Cedar Post Staff Junior Class, Vice-Pres. Ambition: nGentleman Hobon. Neu, Bonnie Mae Nickname: Inkle Bomb Course: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club. Ambition: Run a monkey circus Call seniors are invite to joinl, 61' Newton, Donald Nickname: Bud ' Course: Industrial Arts Activities: NSW Club 4-H Club Nilsson, Thelma Ambitiong Nickname: nTheo Join the Navy A Nilsson, Thelma Nickname: nThe1n Course: General Activities: Latin Club Ambition: To be a beauty operator Nolen, Fay Nickname: Alfafa Course: Home Economics Activities: Seco Club Band Ambition: Air Cadet Nurse. 0'D0nH9ll: Lois MH? Nickname: Sooky Course: General Activities: Leohono Society G. A. A. Seco Club Ambition: Get Married to a Marine. d Stueve, Donald A. 16 Nickname: Steve Course: Industrial Activities: Surby, Lucile None Nickname: None Ambition: Course: Com ercial I'm 1-A, Activities: Girls' League Student Council Commercial Club Pep Club Chorus Ambition: Find out why the girls swoon when they hear Frank Sinatra. Swanson, Melvin Nickname: Swede Course: Industrial Arts Activities: None Ambition: None. Thurlow, Evelyn Marie Nickname: None Course: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club Ambition: Pilot a flying fortress. Timblin, Patricia Nicknames' Pat Course: General Activities: Spanish Club Commercial Club Ambition: Turner, Barbara Jean Not Much. Nickname: Barb Course: Commercial Activities: W Pep Club Pep Band Commercial Club Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Van Schaack, Dolores Nickname: Deed Course: General Activities: Glee Club Cedar Post Staff Ambition: To be a telegraph Verdal' Olivia operator or work in gt3:2:m9'C Liv i 1 2 ommerc a a defense plant. Activities: Leohono Society Commercial Club Pep Club Pep Band Ambition: I wish I knew. Robinson, Kenneth Lee '5 Nickname: nHot Lipsn Course: General Activities: A Band 1Rue, Howard R. POP Band Nickname: nLi1 ozzn Leohono S00i9tY Course: General Monticola Staff Activities, Ambition: Band ' To be a second Harry pep Band James' Dramatics Club Soft Ball Tennis Ambition: Drive a good humor wagon through the streets of Berlin Salyers, Joan and Tokyo' Q Nickname: Jo Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club Ambition: To ride one of Bing Crosby's prize horses , down Broadway- Saunders, Gene i Nickname: None Course: General Activities: None Ambition: Go into the Navy. fyzmf' Shaffer, Ilene Nickname: None Course: General Activities: Leohono Society ' PSP Club Shear, Herbert M. , A- A- Nickname: nnerbyn Ambltionz Course: General Leave SandpointActivities: Band Pep Band Basketball Team, Mgr Monticola Staff Ambition: Have a band like 'Spike Jonesn. Shields, Joyce Nickname: Joycie Course: Commercial Activities: Com ercial Club Chorus Aocompaniest. Girls' League lHomo Room Pres. Ambition: Sinchak, Marjorie Take shorthand at Nickname: None 500 words a minutg, ACtlViti9B! Seoc Club Band Ambition: Grow Your inches taller. -- FRTFYLE.:-Q-fx.. - - 5 ' v 4 - .fs-faf:'L T171 H.. .,.-J., if' --, , . , , ,, .0 .. .,- -:. -X, P-, ,- N -'-- '.. -.. ...- - -5, ox.Z'f? es-'V-,. .. V- . X N fggitregr .-..'5. . 'rg,552i: A -I. .45 , A 6-32- in gigs 4 f -1,-if I- Srlgggf.- . . 1 , Y .....w..,, , -'- ,-1 ---s .1 . .s.s1fJ,.-5,441-., - -qs f. H -5 , . ,, , .. wg- f - . ,, may-M 1-'S-fi n , g , , ,- - I - 'H - -. . 'f ..,. - .5-J-. . - , - 'ya 1-.- l., .4-F El L ' . , - K-I -.N . ,. I -.- . g n. fp ? g h. wil l X' S Y M65 f' ' sawn tqtg, . .P as wg JB Y u. , ,,, ' ' L 'Hr' ,K 2,6 ,.. - y We, our Lest the Senior Class of Sandpoint High School, do hereby set down in writing Will and Testament. r Unto the Juniors we leave our Senior privileges, and may we hope they don't use them as we did. Unto the Sophomores we leave a bit of our dignity and intelligence which they surely need. Unto the Freshmen we leave the thought that in three years they will be mighty Seniors. Unto the members of the faculty we leave: Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Robinson--a big private office and five beautiful secretaries. Avery--somebody to do his worrying for him. Acree--the thought of a new electric refrigerator for her Home Economics Class after the war. Avery--a class of Spaniards so she can teach the English language for a change. ' Bethel--a new P-38 with plush lined seats. Brunsell--an automatic adding machine for her Freshman Algebra students. Mr. Coulson--Snthousand board feet of lumber for his shop class to Whittle Mrs. Crowley--an American Government Class that won't go to sleep during her A lectures. . Mr. Croy--a truckload of basketballs and a bottle of smelling salts. Mrs. Durhamf-a hundred grasshoppers to dissect. Mrs. Grinnell--a seventy pbce band with 4-F musicians. Mrs. Hupp--longer fifth period Algebra Class with a private secretary! Mrs. Kennington--a dumber group of Freshmen fthese are about to get wise to herl. Mrs. King--a class of spineless girls to do the backbend. Mrs. Nash--a class which would get its notebooks in on time. Miss Emma Nelson--a class full of Bob Congdon's to tell her jokes. Miss Mary Ellen Nelson--a beautiful autographed portrait of Frank Sinatra. Mrs. Rayner--a class which would never have to be sent tothe office. Mrs. Robinson--fifty new unbreakable typewriters. Miss Reeves--an automatic feeder for her mimeograph. Miss Spoor--a handsome first lieutenant. Mrs. Scott--some victims to practice on for Home Nursing. Mrs. Smith--a brighter class of library students. Mrs. Thomas--a study which would behave itself Cif that is possiblel. Mrs. Theobald--a shorter shorthand method. .Unto the Junior Class we leave: Jim Hunt--does not leave Ruth Hill. Beverly Mac Donaldl-her vocal ambitions. Leora Haddon--her nCapture 'em aliven course. Bob Congdon--his jokes Cif anybody will take theml. Ilene Shaffer--her gumfchewing ability. Paul Knaggs--his ability to tame women. Mildred Watts, Virginia Olson and Lorna Ames--the Farragut Naval Base. Bob May--his bubbling energy. Herb9CSpike Jones, Shear--his ability to play good ncornn on that cornet Ruti'G?22i--her sophisticated manner. Dell Woten--his cork boots for somebody else to make a noise with when coming in late to class. P Joyce Shields--her ability to answer all the questions in English. Fay Nolen, Dolores Van Schaack , and Joan Salyers--their men troubles. Gene Saunders--his wine, women, and tears. Zaklan, Julie Nickname: Zack Course: Com ercial Activities: Senior Class Pres. Yell Queen Pep Club G. A. A. Commercial Club' Sec., Soph. Class Ambition: To go to Yale University. Watts, Mildred Mabel A Nickname: Min Course: Home Economics Activities: Chorus Ambition: Get married and go to Switzerland in a P-58. Wenger, Ramona Nickname: Mbna Course: -Home Economics Activities: f None Ambition: To go to China. Woodard, Helen Pearl Nickname: Buckshot Course: General Activities: Seco Club Pep Band Ambition: Very undecided. Woten, Dell A Nicknamez' Unprintable Course: Industrial Arts Activities: gi. None ' Ambition: 3vbQf guess is as good as mine. I , 1 ff A 4 1 20 43, s-ffii '5 92634 . A fs C7 Q paths' sQegZZ3 :gg E ,4!, TLCJIEZ fic: gggxgsiggiii i55Q - f ' .'7+e?Qi Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. North America and all rocket ships in flight. This is your reporter, Thelma Matheny, with the latest news flashes. But first, a word from our sponsor, Betty Palmer, for FROM 'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. nDo your finger nails taste different lately? They will if you use FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. It comes in six delicious flavors--raspberry, orange, lemon-lime grapefruit, almond and vinegar. Just dip your fingernails in this creamy lotion many times every day and note the amazing results. Don't forget--F.F.F. ---- M.F.F. FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD means fine fingernails. FLASH!! WASHINGTON4-From the White House, assistant to the assistant person- al secretary to the President, Roger Chichester, today announces there will be no seventh term. SAN FRANCISCO--Margarith Kalk today resigned as president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union without comment, however, wagsters attribute her action to the recent scandal in which she was kissed--by a man! BOSTON--The inevitable happened today to Laura Langford, bubble dancer at the Capacabanana, owned by Bricker, Bricker, Brabant and Van Schaack. Her last par of nylons, too. NEW YORK--New president of the nSee What Eleanor Saw Clubn is Mrs. Gert Le Buster, the former Ramona Wenger, who also saw it. She was accompanied by Pat Timblin, Evelyn Thurlow, and Jackie Johnson. Joan Salyers denied that she was to become Tommy Manville's 19th. Miss Sal- yers is a brunette. It was a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Dripand Drap. Mrs. Drap is the former Betty McGinnis. He is her fourth, she his third, the child their worst! For something new in entertainment, listen to Georgia Headden, Joyce Shields, and Lois Lovelace over this network, billed as 'The Cackle Sistersn. - Leora Hadden, who baffled the medical world with an incurable case of Kaiser's disease, more commonly known as Riverter's Shake, was today hired by Rheinschmidt, Rheinschmidt, and Ames, publishers, to print dotted lines. Jim Hunt startled the fashion world with a new girdle made of light weight aluminum. Jim is designer for nSACKSn lst Avenue. SACKS is now employing those famous models, Elinor Clayton, Joy DeMers, Phyllis Porath and Mary Hadley. RENO--After days of separation, Julie and Bobby have reconciled again, and are moving back tc Oden to raise their blond twins. BOSTON--For a two week's engagement at the Capacabanana has signed Betty Loman and Lucille Surby, known professionally as the nDolly Sistersn. They origi- nated the dance of the dollies with the holes in their stockings. The Army announced today the promotion of Irene Lantto to a Sgt. This is credited to her masterly voice. She is now making life miserable for those new recruits, Vera Mae Ambrogini, Shirley Harrington, Velma Horner, and Alma Howell. - IDAHO--Tut Knaggs, the millionaire sheepherder, has retired after many years of herding sheep on Mt. Baldy. HOLLYWOOD--Gene-Saunders has been signed to fill the vacancy created while, Gene Autry pursues his political career as dogcatcher of Beverly Hills. While Gabby assists Autry, he will be replaced by Melvin Harbison, who is certain to make a success. NEW YORK--Art Hall has been hired to teach jui-jitsu at Vassar. Professor Hall says, and I quote, NTreat 'em rough, they love itln Jack Murray's dancing school for THE FOUR HUNDRED is the talk of the town. His motto is: 'Don't worry, Murray will teach you in a hurry.n Head instructor is Gene Pitcher. Under his instruction were such socially prominent women as Betty Johnson, Charleston,Virginiag Mary Kateron, Philidelphiag Kathleen Knuteson, Boston, and Betty MbChesnie of Atlanta, Ga.: presidents of the popular W,W,W, fwe Worthless--ahem--er, I mean Worthy Women.D . ,..... . 17 -3FfS2L:s,':.4-1-.. -' JA' ..f..if .Q ' .is..-. .,- . 'l l H f J,a,4 : ' T' - o4-' ' ' ff. - 'Wrin- aaa .P- We P pq! I f ,..,,,....... ,,,,,.,..... ., . .4 'A ' ' ' ' fzvftrfaw-fzsew-mugs ' - 'Nu' L ..'-f.....4 . . T H:-. ..,, .La-:L...i,...' Buzzy Boeck--his ability to sleep throughout a lecture without being caught Betty Palmer--her technique of flirting. Evelyn Ferguson--her genius as a piano player. Elaine Huff, Mhry Hadley, Elinor Clayton and Ardyce Brabant--the U. S. O. full of handsome boys. ' T Roberta Dark and Betty Hdderness--their bashfulness. Gene Pitcher and Betty Lou Jamesg Howard Rue and Elaine Melis--their cozy seats at the show. Ray Hadley--the hope that the Democrats will rule the school next year, too Lucille Surby, Olivia Verdal and Barbara Turner--their love for handsome men Lois Loveless, Betty Lee McChesnie and Mardelle Montgomery--their stacks df fan mail. ' V Betty McGinnis--her sweater. T A Geraldine and Bernadine Rheinschmidt--their love for sailor suits. Exy Sarff--his beautiful red hair. Thelma Matheny--her book, NHOW I Keep My Man Through the Years.n Phyllis Moran--her nsunshinyn personality. Lee Robinson--his nHot Lipn on the trumpet. Betty Loman--her book, nHow to Hook That Man in Ten Easy Lessons.n Pete Weisz--his reserved nature. Phyllis Porath, Alma Howell, and Velma Horner--their collection of 2nd Lieutenants.f p .Wilma Fromm--a better spot than in front of the high school to stand and talk with that man of hers. Mary Lou Ballou--that boundless energy of hers. Bertha Colpaert--her flashing nDark Eyesn. Donald Stueve--that beautiful curly hair of his which the girls adore. Floyd Irish--all his excess ambition fthe Juniors could use it, too., Joy Claussen--her extra height to some girl who needs it. Jim Nelson and Lura Langford--their favorite parking place by the road. Dan Ghapman--his ability to hide under his seat when the teacher is go- ing to ask a question. Don Newton and Glen Chronic--their fleetness of foot in track. Art Hunter--his ability to get home at three o'c1ock in the morning. Kathleen Knutson, Helen Kvalvik, Shirley Harrington--their ability to make it to class on time Cnobody else canj. Thelma Nilsson--her liking for red-heads. Bonnie Mae Neu, Imogene Morse and Opal Oliver--their tender hearts and their teachers. Dorothy Bricker--her tall soldier boy. B Lois May O'Donnell--all the dynamite she packs in such a small figure. Irene Lantto--leaves all her friends. . Georgia Headden--her Veronica Lake hair-do. Orville Dockter--his school experience since he won't need it anymore. Ord Ely--his apologetic air. Art Hall--his apple cheeks. Helen Woodard, Vera Mae Ambrogini, Evelyn Thurlow and Betty Bricker-- their special wolf calls. Barbara Beeson and Joy DeMers--their small portion of the Base. Betty Lee Johnson, Patricia McManus and Patricia Timblin--their devot- ion to the school. 7 Roger Chichester--his cute smile for the Junior girls to swoon over. Edna Johnson, Ramona Wenger, and Mary Kateron--their wants for men and money. T Jacqualine Johnson--her striving ambitions. Jack Murray--the trouble he had with his Ford. Margarith Kalk, Verna Mae Jones, and Marjorie Sinchak--their old stamping grounds--Andy's. Bob Kalb--his knowledge of the fairer sex. Jesse Gilbert--his women admirers. Julie Zaklan--leaves all her love Cexcept that which she will need later on.D On this fifteenth day of May in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Forty-five, in witness thereof, we sign and seal this Will And Testament. HCLASS OF '45n By Lee Robinson Herby Shear K Mary Hadley, Mrs. Nash, Ray Hadley, Julie Zaklan President --------- ------ Julie Zaklan Vice-President ------ ------ Ray Hadley, Secretary-treasurer - ---- Mary Hadley Advisor ------ ----- Mrs. Nash ll' 11' if if ll- N 4 , ' Q ,if fl kr 1+ , '-in 1 f F k 1 v 4 , 1 'M if N if if if ,,., 1+ X I . 1+-f+dr+f+f++f++f 41+1+1+1+1+,++++f N ..,.-,gg--wr- -wp---, u.-wg, rf , . -s+-- W HJ-Q-4+ 1- M-MW MIAMI BEACH--A bad storm nearly caused disaster to Edna Johnson, Helen Kvalvik and Thelma Nillson, a crew from Opal Oliver's oyster orginization for Fortgne Hunters, who have made their millions by cracking oysters in search of pear s. A . Don't miss the new quiz show immediately following on this station. It stars Verna Mae Jones, that well known master of ceremonies. Also participating are e Patricia McManus, Society Editor of N. Y. Times, Bonnie Mae Neu, Women'sDtab1e- tennis champion, Lois O'Donnell, Secretary to the Mayor of N. Y. City and Virginia Olson, Miss America of 1955. Here's our singing announcer for our sponsor. 'Mary Had Short Fingernails on Hands As White As Snow. She Started Using Nail Food, And Now They Reallv Growlu F.F.F--M.F.F. F.F.F.--M.F.F. ' ' ATTENTION!! New world's tiddly-winks champion is Buzz Boeck, who also owns the Middle Home for Eherly Ladies. It is rumored that he is harboring those two notorious kidnappers, Dan Chapman and Don Stueve. The Federal Trades Commission today approved Orville Dockter's new slogan, nlf You Are Ill, Take a Pill. If Doctor Dockter's Pills Won't Kill, Nothing Willn Shrewd tycoon Bob May today transacted a final deal involving the franchise of Sandpoint Public Service System. He must now collect garbage twice a week. BALTIMORE--Roberta Dark has reopened her exclusive rythmic-dancing school, nDancing in the Dark With Dark.n She has taught such artists as Joy Claussen, Phyllis Moran and Betty Holderness. Taking a post graduate course is Floyd Irish. Howard Rue, super-salesman for Acme Specialty Company claims to be first to have sold Fay Nolan some henna rinse and Bob Kalb a joke book. , Broadway opening of nLarceny of an Old Vasen by Arthur Hunter and Ray Hadley was reviewed by this reporter who wishes to state that it was a great success. The vegetables, when canned will last the authors all winter. Attending the opening were Chronic's Cover Girls, Mary Lou Ballou, Barbara Beeson, Betty Lou James, BerthaColpaertand Elaine Melis. - Jesse Gilbert, who resides in a swank Hollywood home says that contrary to the luxury class he has callouses on his hands. Jack Benny pays him 356.50 a week for lacing his girdle and dry cleaning his toupe. HOLLYWOOD--Man about town is Jim Nelson, who can be seen cruising around in a big black Isotti-Franchini, any other hack can he had for 82.50. Exy Sarff, whose hair has definately outshone Van Johnson's is starring in M.G.M. CMontgomery--Green--MorseI hit, nA Lady and Redn, co-starring Elaine Huff. BOSTON--Ord Ely's all girl orchestra starring Evelyn Ferguson and her magic piano, with Beverly MacDonald as vocalist is appearing in a one night stand Cthey can't stand them any longerj at the Capacabanana. Tonight they are featuring Pete Weisz and Dell Woten's new song hit, nDay After Yesterdayn. And now from our sponsor--Betty Palmer. I'll be back in a flash with some trash. 'She's engaged, she's lovely, she used FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. Popular deb of the year, Miss Olivia Verdal states, nMy fingernails were short and would not grow. Then my friend, Barbara Turner told me about FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. I use it regularly 25 times a day and now my fingernails are long and glamorous.' FLASH!! The U. S. S. Stillafloat docked at N. Y. harbor today. Among t h e passengers were the only survivers of the ill-fated U. S. S. Wasunka which was reefed in the south seas in the summer of '45. They were Ilene Shaffer, Marge Pederson, Marge Sinchack, and Betty Lee Johnson. Their first words were, w h e n they saw the rescuing seamen, NOWH-o--o--oo!n CThey hadn't seen a man since the wreck. CTNNCINATI--Helen Woodard and Mildred Watts, the popular aerialist act tour- ing with Don Neuton's Wonder Circus, were seriously injured last nite while doing one of their breathtaking performances without a net. They fell the entire three feet to the ground when the high wire snapped. Helen suffered fallen archesg Mildred a sprained toe. FLASH!! After years of harmonizing, Herby Shear and L66 Robinson have finally made a trumpet duet out of nDeath Valley Days' theme song. With Oceans of Love, I remain your New York correspondent, Thelma Matheny, who believes that Life Will B2 Life. -F :.g.:,s-1-sr '--'- --:-:':v:-ff:-v- . , I8 ,,- ., in-.iw 5 3 ..... ..s4aQ.:.- Q - .- E-w - ', !. - I ' ' -A 3442. v Yv'a I Anderson, Mary Ann Andrews, Mary Bain, Richard 'Baker, Betty Balliot, Mildred Barber, Carroll Betts, Dick Bgngr, Frank Bradetich, Philip Brockway, Bill Carrithers, Verna Chaney, Dan Chapman, Jane Cochran, Lucille Cross, Maryln Davis, Delores Delay, Tony DeMers, Bob Derr, Allen Dingley, Darlene Driesbach, Robert Dunn, Betty Jeanne Durkee, George Eagen, Mary Ellen Eveland, Sylvia Ferguson, Jim Flathers, Anita Forsyth, Anne Foster, Beth Francis, Alma Graham, Flora Gravelle, Leona Hadley, Lucille Harder, Patt Belle undo 'za Hill, Hollis Hoffine, Virginia Hunt, Loretta Hutchinson, Gloria Jensen, Mabel Johnson, Billy Johnson, Geraldine Johnson, Norma Jean Koffel, Elmer Kvalvik, Kenneth Lange, Edith Larson, Lyle Lucky, Dora Lynch, Claire Mc Gee, Carl Mansfield, Arlene Meserve, Stan Miller, Eleanor Montgomery, Harriette Morris, Grace Morris, Richard Morrison, Veryl Nelson, Robert Nottingham, Dorothy Noland, Dean Parker, Bill Perry, Robert Piatt, Mary Lee Pierce, Robert Purscelley, Oneita Ramsey, Nellie Randall, Adrian Ratcliff, Howard Reed, Gertrude Reed, Jim Reynolds, Joyce Reynolds, Loyal Rheinschmidt, Corrine Ridley, Howard Riechen, Margaret Ryan, Phyllis Sawyer, Van Selberg, Helen Sell, Dolores Selle, Dewey Shadel, Grace Shields, Willetta Sletager, Helen Slette, Ruth Smith, Lorraine Standish, Marjorie Stockmanp Bill Stockman, Ted Stone, JOY Stoner, Albert Stradley, June Svab, Elna Swanson, Elsie Thompson, Benita Tifft, Shirley Tillberg, Irma Tope, Robert Van Schaak, Duane Walker, Naoma Warren, Lois Welo, Janet Workman, Betty Lou Y Henderson, Crystal Hensley, Glen Hernvall, Nina Herzog, Donna ' , ! Reynolds, Jeanne 31 s ' ass gflstory Q ii we entered the ULitt1e Red School Housen in September, 1941. By the time we had learned that we should use the north stairs going up and the south stairs coming down, it was election day. Officers chosen were: Jim Nelson, President Ann Roberts, Vice-president, Margery Pederson, Secretary-treasurer. In September We gave ourselves a party.' The seniors didn't get to initiate so consequently refused to sponsor a frosh-senior party. In the spring we had a picnic at the city park. Our nominee for Leohono Carnival Queen was Betty Lou James. The following term our Sophomore year, the outstanding additions to our edu- cation had been that we should keep off the grass and avoid tracking on the gym floor. We gave our first Monticola fund dance in September, 1942, for the pur- pose of collecting money to be used in our senior year for the publication of our annual. The officers that year were: Bob Congdon, Presidentg Ruth Pearce, Vice- presidentg Julie Zahlan, Secretary-treasurer. There were seven from our class who joined the Leohono Society. Then we were upperclassmen, the honor we heard about since we started high school. We gave a Junior Play, nNot Quite Such a Goosen. The cast for this play wasi Beverly Mac Donald, Betty Lou James, Elinor Clayton, Bob May, and P a u l Loman 0 4 ' At the Girls League King and Queen dance, Betty Palmer received the honor of Queen and Dale Bceck, King. U Our Junior Prom went over with a big success. The decorations were in har- mony with the theme of Spring. I We re-elected Bob Congdon as president, Jim Nelson, Vice-presidentg and Marion Lodge, Secretary-treasurer. At last we're seniors, the year we've all dreamed about. Our officers for this year are: Julie Zaklan, President, Ray Hadley, Vice-presidentg and Mary Hadley, Secretary-treasurer. Instead of frightening the frosh with initiation, we welcomed them with a very successful party. we gave an assembly to get the freshmen acquainted with the student body. ' Seniors are active everywhere in the school, in clubs and crginizations, in music, in athletics and in anyway they can be helpful to the student body. We wanted to boast our Mbnticola fund so we gave an all school mixer in the falls Our advisors throughihe four high school years, who have been very helpful, Are: Mr. Dodds, Miss Spoor, and Mrs. Nash. Seven boys from our class received basketball letter awards and seventeen joined the Leohcno Society. We've gone this far and we'll gc farther in this war-torn world. Some of us will go onto battle fronts, some in college or in a profession, but whereever we go, we will have success. Anderson, Shirley Alspach, Willard 'April, Betty Aschenbrener, Lenore Bain, Doris Ballou, Gloria Billings, Ruth Bixel, Lois 'Blair, Lila Boyle, Loyd Boyles, Clarence Brixen, Gene Bricker, Mary - Brockoven, Carol Bryntesson, Duff Burnham, Maurice Cadwallader, Marjorie Gatron, Karleen Campbell, Dorothy Catron, Karleen Churchill, James Courser, Lawrence Cox, Bob Crabb, Gene Crabb, Herman David, Bruce Dunn, Tom Ebbe, Colleen Engblom, Raymond Farell, Velma Fritzpatrick, Fred Graves, Dorothy Gunby, Mary Hall, Marjorie Harrington, Eunice Hartshorn, Hugh Hartshorn, Shirley gwofzflomofzza Hays, Beatrice Heath, Dixie Hedglin, Marilyn Hill, Ruth Hirst, Le Roy Horner, Bob Irish, Walter Kalb, Evelyn Keener, Onita Kile, Betty Knudson, Aleatha Langford, Gordon Leonard, Lillian Lunn, Mary Mb Chesnie, Elmer Mc Cullough, Donald Mb Gee, Glenna Mc Ginnia, William Mace, Harvey Martin, Kenneth Mason, David Messman, Donna Messmore, Beatrice Miller, Lucille Montague, Bonnie Moore, Stanley Morris , Mary Mostek, Doris Nesbitt, Alice Neu, Donald Noble, Eva O'Bleness, Arlene 0'Connor, June Oman, Ronnie Parker, Barbara Pellens, Betty Perry, Beth Petit, Charlotte Peterson, John. Price, Joan Puckett, Raymond Ratcliff, Margaret Reynolds, Romona Roberts, Arnold Rossmann, Joy Sandefer, George Saunders, Gerald Schilling, Ruth Schmidt,'William Shaffer, Zola Shaffer, Zeola Sletager, Pat Sletager, Sharon Spring, Jimmie Stockman, Alice Swallom, Leslie Tetsort, Velma Thomas, Lois Thomas, Virginia Thompson, M lton Thurlow, Eugene Tillberg, Mae Tucker, Ruth Turne , Jacquita Verwolf, Joan Warren, John J Weaver, Barbara Weisz, Mary Windecker, Helen Winterton, Wilma Young, Betty ' Arlene Mansfield, Bill Stockman, Miss Spoor, Tony Delay 6 M Q'-fzitsmy September 8, 1942, we entered S. H. S. with the hopes of getting out in '46. The officers elected were: Dewey Selle, President, Jim Ferguson, Vice-President, Bob Nel- son, Treasurer, Alta Kincaid, Secretary. , The seniors treated us with a party early in the year, where we played games, danced, ate hoky-pokys, and then went home feeling not so left out as we had at the beginning. A class picnic was held at the end of the term. The class thanked Mrs.'Hupp, the faculty advisor, for being patient with us, and for helping us to become acquainted with the customs and traditions of our high school. With the passing of our first year, went our Greenness , but not the memory of many good times. During our sophomore year, under the supervision of Mrs. Crowley, we gave an assembly, and a May Day Ball. Our dues this year were twenty-five cents, , Officers elected were: Tony Delay, Presidentg Marjorie Standish, Vice-President, Norma Jean Johnson, Treasurer: and Virginia Goodwin, Secretary. With Miss Spoor as advisor for our junior year, we had a Junior Dance with the theme of Sadie Hawkins Day, November 10. A floor show consisting of a tap dance by four girls, a song by Beth Foster and Marjorie Standish, and a tap dance by Patsy and Shirley Bates. Prizes were awarded for the best costume. Pop was sold and the net profit was 320. ' An assembly is being planned which will consist of musical numbers and a play, A Wedding . Plans are being made for the Junior Prom and a Campus Day. I Aldrich, Cecil Alexander, Marvin Allen, Wilfred Alspach, Harvey Apedaile, Nina Aschenbrener, Casper Bader, Nona Bagley, Clarence Barber, Billy Bates, Leona Becker, Hazel Becker, John Berger, Ralph Bolkcom, Milton Bonen, Merna Bradetich, Donald Broadsword, Ester Brockway, Joe Brown, Richard Bush, Frank Campbell, Robert Calvert, Martha Calvert, Gladys Carrithers, Hazel Carter, Ted Chaney, Robert Chicks, Charles Cahpman, Darrel Christensen, Jerry Clark, Elmo Cochran, John Crane, Janice Culley, Lois Davis, Virginia Derr, Jack Dolph, Jim Dooley, Rollin Draine, Nyrtle Drane, Omojean Driggs, Virgil Dutson, Darlene Eastlund, Robert Eckman, David Eidam, Arnold Ekins, Velores Elsasser, William Fall, Clyde Finley, Betty Lou Finney, Doris Foster, Eunice Fox, Barbara Hadley, Glen Harder, Bernadine Hartshorn, Grace Hedglin, Harry Houston, Billie -llllllllllli E 27,81 H2522 James, Donald Jeffres, Alvie Jeffres, Virginia Jeppeson,'Pauline Johnson, bharles Johnson, Donald Johnson, Pauline Jones, Bud Jones, Jim ie Judge, Virginia Kateron, Caroline Kelley, Harold Kinney, Margie Kidd, Margaret Kluver, Alvin Knobf, Geneva Kriege, Donna Langford, Sherman Lansing, Jean La Moreaux, Jo Ann Leonard, Donald Loman, Billy Long, Iris Lynch, Verdella Lyons, Marian Mase, Marjorie May, Alice Melton, Bob Mertel, Victor MbCrum, Joyce McGee, Madeline Milby, Marshall Miller, Arlene Miller, Betty' Miller, Leyle Miller, Roy Monovq, Ivhr j orie Monroe, Robert Murphy, Cecil Neu, Gwendolyn Nolen, Litricia Nordby, Robert Nutt, Naomi O'Conner, Viola O'Donnel1, William Oliver, Donald Oliver, Richard ,Oliver, Viola Olsen, Wesley Olsen, Eugene Paloniuk, Sophie Patrick, Patsy ' Patton, Patricia Pellen, Joan lllilll Perry, Jim Piatt, Barbara Pierce, Colleen Porath, Elizabeth Porter, Bernard Puckett, Paul Rash, Helen Rauer, Floyd Raymond, Edson Raynor, Kenneth Reed, Bell Reed, Clarence Rhoads, Elona Robertson, Norman Robinson, Carol Roe, Bessie Rose, John Ruff, Ruby St. Germain, Mary Safford, Alma Jean Saunders, George Schaefer, Betty Lou Searfus, Alice Sheffler, Ethel Ann Shields, Lorraine Simonson, Carl Sisson, Blaine Skaug, Byron Starkey, Barbara Stockman, Dick Stolley, Maurice Stone, Kenneth Stoner, Clarel Stubberud, Helen Swallom, Lenard Tenney, Wayne Thurlow, Floy Timblin, Mary Tope, James Turner, Billy Joe Tyler, Alice Wagner, Shirley Walker, Herbert Walter, Ralph I Watts, Hazel Weaver, Albert Weisz, Katherine Wilkinson, Robert White, Roy Wood, Virginia Wbolsey, William Woodard, Doris Wyatt, Frank liilllilill l Colleen Ebbe, Bill Mc Ginnis, Mrs. Crowley, Jim Spring 652.41 dfiatczy On September 3, 1943, the class of '47 was ushered into S. H. S. After the sen- iors had stopped chasing us around they gave us a 'kidn party at which we played games and ate hoky-pokys. - Our first meeting, at which our advisor, Mrs. Hupp, had much trouble keeping us quiet, we elected Bill McGinnis, Presidentg Richard Gray, Viceepresidentg Lila Blair, Secretary, and Colleen Ebbe, Treasurer. Dues were ten cents a semester. ' On December l, we held an assembly, which was made up of'the best of 'corn'. The proceeds amounted to Sl2.72, which laid the foundation for our Monticola Fund. A party was held during the later part of the second semester to welcome the won- derful feeling of being Freshies no longer. To Mrs. Hupp we give our sincere thanks and appreciation for making us a better class. , Our sophomore class officers are: Bill McGinnis, Presidentg Jim Spring, Vice- presidentg Colleen Ebbe, Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Kathleen Crowley, Advisor. It was decided to set the dues at twenty-five cents for the year so as to enlarge the class fund. In November we gave the Frosh a party to help them get acquainted. Games were played and dancing was enjoyed. p r B An assembly is being planned for March in which we hope to increase the Mbnticola Fund. l tiff Stiff pri, . K . ..-..,.,,.-,... SEPTEMBER ' OCTOBER NOVEMBER 25-- DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Azau- -- 23--S. H. S. v. Couer 'd Alene. 24-- Qafmclm of Jqciiuifisa Teachers Institute. --First Day of School. Registration of students. --Assembly. The Victory Quartet rendered musical numbers. --Seniors took charge of the Freshmen in Assembly. Party given by the Seniors honoring the Freshmen. Election of Home Room officers. -Waste Paper Drive. Cedar Post Subscription Drive ended. --Dance given by seniors for the collection of money for senior expenses. Red Cross Novel Sale to send to Service Men. v --Ice Cream Feed to the IOOW Home Rooms. --Teachers Institute at Couer 'd Alene. Students Paradise. --Job's Daughters Dance. --Red Cross Drive for S. H. S. quota to send to Servicemen. Spanish Club Assembly, featuring the Double or Nothing Mexican Jumping Bean Program. --Beginning of the Prize Contest for securing voters to register --Cedar Post Presidential Roll, Roosevelt Led. Navy Day observed by Speaker Chief Specialist J. C. Krajsa. He showed navy films. --T. B. Tests given. --Sadie Hawkins Costume Dance given by Juniors. Winners of cost- HIIISS n --Jr. Red Cross Membership Drive. -Yell Tryout Assembly. --Freshman-Sophomore Party. --Thanksgiving Holidays. Everyone studies at home. --Sale of Season Tickets began. --Co-Ed Prom was a huge success. Sandpoint v. Clarksfork. --Pep Halley. So He so Vo Cusick. A Mr. Wilson, a missionary to China spoke on the 'Land of the Up Side-Downsn. S. H. S. v. Libby. --S. H. S. v. Bonners Ferry. --S. H. S. v. Bonners Ferry. --S. H. S. v. St. Maries. --S. H. S. v. Couer 'd Alene. --S. H. S. v. Wallace. --S. H. S. v. Mullan. Freshman Assembly. --S. H. S. v. Bonners Ferry. so Ho-Sjivo Priest Rivera S. H. S. v. Bonners Ferry. S. H. S. v. St. Maries S. H. S. v. Kellogg. sg Hg SQ vp Go Ao Ao Dance. S. H. S. v. Priest River. MARCH 1, 2, 3--Tournament. APRIL 1--Senior Picnic. 4, 5, 6--Spring Vacation. MKY 15, 6--Leohono Picnic. --Baccalaureate. --Exams. --Class Day. --Com encement. ' 1 ' Billy Loman, Presidentg Joyce Mc Crum, Secretary Treasurer, and' - Bud Jones, Vice-president. Cjfau dfisfvfy We started high school as green as they come but the seniors made sure we didn't stay that way very long. - P The Seniors gave us a party and made us feel at home in high school. we gave an assembly January 24. Those on the program were: Carol Robinson, Eunice Foster, Betty Miller, and Donald James. A pantomime, nThe Lamp Went Outu was very hilarious. The cast included: Jim Jones, Dick Stockman, Bud Jones, and Billy Loman. Patsy Bates was the reader. The proceeds for this assembly went into the Monticola Fund to be used when we're seniors. The sophomore class and the freshman class got together in the fall and gave themselves a party. The evening was spent in playing games and in dancing. we had as our able sponsor, Mrs. Hupp. U 'A gil., -- ffl-::Qsi. QF' i ,- ,...-it VM W 'vmw 1.1 sv 951171 Ufiozua l A Members are: Mary Ann Anderson, Betty April, Betty Joe Baker, Patsy Lee Bates, Carol Bockoven, Martha Calvert, Alice Campbell, Kar- leen Catron, Eunice Foster, Flora Graham, Donna Herzog, Betty Holder- ness, Billie Huston, Geneva Knobf, Marjorie Mase, Betty McChesnie, Glenna McGee, Betty Miller, Phyllis Moran, Marjorie Morrow, June. O'Connor, Nellie Ramsey, Alice Searfus, Betty Lou Schaefer, Ruth Schilling, Barbara Starkey, Shirley Tifft, Hazel Watts, and Mildred Watts. , , 11 Hfbamocmacq Ln 54C'fLOl2 Baagafgaff l i T r L. to R. lst Row. Coach Croy, Jim Spring, Bob Nelson, Bill Stockman, Jim Hunt Glen Hadley, Kenneth Rayner, Bud Jones, and Herb Shear. L. to R. 2nd Row. Duff Brynteson, Bob Horner, Ray Hadley, Bruce David, Bud Newton, Bob Congdon, Frank Bonar, Tut Knaggs, Buzz Boeck, and Jim Nelson. SEASON SCHEDULE Date Opponent They Dec. 7 Clarksfork 24 Dec. 8 Cusick ' 24 Dec. 15 Clarksfork 29 Dec. 15 Libby 54 Dec. 22 Bonners Ferry 48 Jan. 6 Bonners Ferry .25 Jan. 12 St. Maries 54 Jan. 15 Coeur D 'Alene 51 Jan. 18 Wallace 24 Jan. 20 Mullan 24 Jan. 26 Bonners Ferry 45 Jan.l27 Priest River 57 Feb. 2 Bonners Ferry 51 Feb. 8 St. Maries 55 Feb. 9 Kellogg 45 Feb. 15 Mullen 58 Feb. 15 Wallace 52 Feb. 17 Kellogg 54 Feb. 25 Coeur D 'Alene 55 Feb. 24 Priest River 50 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE March 1 Bonners Ferry 55 March 2 St. Maries 52 March 5 Priest River 50 1 -,...W . t. E I 7 1 M1fQ-wmaIullIlllH-an----n.unu4una-nn:nninlnenum.....Lnun-Iun-iuuuiillllllllllllllll Band CLARINETS Margarith Kalk Lois Loveless Mary Hadley Helen Selberg Delores Davis Evelyn Kalb Jean Lansing Richard Betts CORNETS Lee Robinson Herbert Shear Howard Rue Roy White Virginia Thomas Lila Blair Barbara Weaver FLUTE SAXOPHONE BELL LYRE Marjorie Sincha-k Helen Woodard BASS DRUM BASS Dewey Selle Kenneth Martin x iI,, lf f I -. M l1l Wf' geek if 1 M' TROMBONES Colleen Ebbe Janet Welo Beatrice Messmore Stanley Moore Walter Irish' ALTO SAXOPHONE Virginia Davis BARITONE Bob Kalb SNARE DRUMS Hollis Hill Donna Messman 4 -. - -X 'f -473 , 9 ' fi? - 'C .Q uvW'E5ef -, ' I ' N 1 ' '-..- 1 Q, 51- ' - I '5 TL: . fLf,3g'.L'g, 41, 1 . f .- f .f . ,aff , I ff ' ' ' f -X mfr--Y' '1 I f - - v f. ,Y . - N-ss Nw . ,i1f,Z,.g,,,.' A . 3' -V-P ' THX , , ,. :VfV2.,',,,. Elk: V A ,. . L.. , ,, 4 rg D S SN E al , I 1 XX L x ., f ,,' '- f'lAZs x 44-lk: f I fv,f?,..'A,- as LH- X. ,fl H :I mid,-r-. sv X 4 -,lr 1,41 ' 1 1,1 :Q y se cifucfsnf Coumzi The Student Council is composed of all the homeroom presidents, who meet on different occasions to discuss and settle school matters. Officers are: Bob Kalb, Presidentg Thelma Matheny, Vice-Presi- dentg Jack Murray, Secretary-Treasurer. The Leohono Society is the honor Society of Sandpoint High School. The Society held its regular initiation banquet November 3, 1944, and eleven new members were initiated. The second semester activities include an initiation party and picnic at the close of the school year. The officers are: Bob Congdon, Presidentg Betty Lou Loman, Vice-Presi- dentg and Thelma Matheny, Secretary-treasurer. , Leogono ocisty . .aw V . l 'ix M . ' f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' lt 'f 'K-Y ----,130 W . V V ..e.-l,.I,..'xf8uwe-5.-1.1.:-fa-naar' ..:4ff'ru....J .xv,s'1xil,E7J5leug1.!r3nua-r,snvu, Ar.-an-ws.-0.1 .:,::f've'Q anew CZLL3 35 1 Last year there were fourteen of us. This year there are nine, next year ? No matter what the number of membership may be, small, 01' large. the S Club will always remain an orginization of athletes, scholars, and good sports. The members are: Jim Nelson, Jim Hunt, Bob Congdon, Bill Johnson, Ray Hadley, Bill Brockway, Dale Boeck, Don Newton, and Paul Knaggs. 4-fpflfl Ufug i e We, the Pep Club, whose primary purpose is to arrouse school spirit consists of Sophomore, Junior and Senior members. we give service to all school functions. This year we prepared a drill team to drill and entertain between the halves at basketball games. Our uniforms are the school colors--red and white. we give our thanks and appreciation to our advisor, Mrs. Rayner, The officers are: Helen Selberg, President Betty McGinnis, Vice-presidentg Betty Lee Johnson, Secretary-treasurer. we-nnr'1fB,.4 SJGJL UDOI6 Jfaff lm I mi The Cedar Post Staff, in whose hands rests the responsibility of the publi- cation of the school paper, is composed of the members of the Journalism class. a Eco CM? The Seco Club is composed of girls who have taken at least half a semester of Home Economics or Related Art. December lst, the Seco Club gave the Co-Ed Prom which is an annual event. A Christmas Party was given December 18 in the High School Gym. 'Officers for the year were: Ruth Hill, Presidentg Helen Windecker, Vice- presidentg Marjorie Standish, Secretaryg Beth Foster, Treasurer. 'v ' - A , , p, Y l I .shy I. M U . -,pg . pf-..-.1-.Q,,.....3, in ,.,, ,.,r..,, A - ....,,:-vig..-:Q-+1.45-,ir 1,5 --12.1911-fmfcss,.s-1-.fans-1cf..4..-sa Y 4-,mmansr-..,.fr:wf'-wanna + 37 I Qnfi .feng us ounci The Girls League is an active orginization com osed, f ll ' I p o a e girls in school. Last fall the League helped sponser the anti-tuberculosis drive in Bonner County by distributing posters, letters, bookmarks, and speaking at clubs. In the spring they gave an all-school mixer in the gym, at which the school's king and queen were elected. The G, A. A., under the leadership of Mrs. King,'has been doing tumbling, ballet dancing, marching and last the best thing of all, basketball. The G. A. A. gives an award to any person who has acquired 1000 points by taking R. E. These awards are worn on a white sweater. The officers of the G. A. A. are: Leona Gra- valle, Presidentp Lucille Hadley, Vice-presidentg Zeola Shaffer, Secretaryg and June Stradley, Treasurer. -ax Betty Pwfmel' ' - Beverl If cDo ici B . 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