Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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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.

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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.

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