Shoshone High School - Shoshonian Yearbook (Shoshone, ID)

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The Girls' Athletic Association was or- ganized this year' for the first time. These girls receive points for the vari- cus sports they par- ticipate in. By this point system they may obtain their letters when they have reached the allotted number of points. .A. A. First Row fleft to rightl : Pearl Koeppen, Colleen Sullivan, Secretary, Jo Ann Kossman, Gloria T ' C l A uiner, aro ndreasen, Helen Baumann. Second Row: Mrs. Gehrig, Advisor, Francis Young, Joan Gwin, Teresa Berriochoa, Vice- President, Charlene Dill, President, Josie Gonzales, Shirley Sweet. Third Row: Mary Peak, Barbara Ludwig, Beverly McNee, Jeanette Strunk, Virginia Smith, Robetta Johnstun. Fourth Row: Marcella Brookbank, Lovetta Holt, Grace Burgess, Phyllis Hatmaker, Zella May Wilson, Nancy Gamblin. Spanish Club This club is com- posed of all the members of the Spanish class. Its purpose is to learn Spanish ways and customs, and of the , different Spanish- speaking countries. Front Row: Jo Ann Kossman, Iris Lewin, President, Josie Gonzales, Molli Turnbull. Last Row: Lovetta Holt, Mr. L. Hughes, Advisor, Shirley Driskell.

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Hobb lub The Hobby Club is formed of the stu- dents who have hob- bies. Although this ' was the first year for this organiza- tion, it has made quite a lot of prog- ress by Working on model airplanes and constructing a gas model. First Row flvft to righflz Alen Patterson, Raymond Betty, Jeanetta Mills, Secretary, Wayne Winters, Dale Eden. Ser-ond Row: Dwain Knigge, Presi- dent, Mr. Bugg, Advisor, Billy Wilson, Vice-President, Edward Hansen, Dick Oneida. Pepets The Pep Club was organized to lead in the supporting of the team, ushering, and developing ori- ginality in the yells. These pepets have g r e a tly improved the cheering section and have cooperat- ed with the band towards enlivening the activities of the school. Front Row: Francis Young, Carol Andreason, Cheer Leader, Lucy Sabala, Cheer Leader, Shirley Sweet, Cheer Leader, Betty Rae Euganks, Cheer Leader, Colleen Sullivan. Second Row: Mr. L. Hughes, Advisor, Do1'othy Ineas, Eileen Thomson, Joan Gehrig, Margie Green, Molli Turnbull, Marcella Brookbank. Third Row: Jo Ann Kossman, Nancy Gamblin, Arlene Neberker, Shirley Dris- kell. Last Row: Beverly Meils, Inez Conner, Clara Boesiger.

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Music Club Frou! How: Dick King, Secretary-Trcasurcr, Jeanette Strunk, President, Jeanne Danncr. Patty Ineas. Sccmzd Row: Mr. Thorne, Advisor, Dorothy Floyd, Vice-President, Billy Willson, Georgetta Merritt. The S Club is composed of th e athletes who have won their letters in a t h l e tic competi- tion. These capable athletes uphold the high standards of the schools tradi- tion. tGS'9 Club Anyone interested in music may be- come a member of the Music Club. Al- though this organ- ization is small it has proven itself to be constructive by studying various composers learning new techniques. Frmif Rows Dwain Kniggc, John Turner, Dorrell Hansen, Boyd Young, Vice President, Richard Warburton, President, Gene McKee, Secretary and Treas urer. Sm-ond Row: Mr. N. Wilson, Advisor, Melvin Brown, Roy Couch, Ray Bartlome, Elmer Jones, Olen Hewitt, Frank Oneida. Third Row: Evan Guthrie, Bill Harper, Francis McCarty, Oscar Stimpson, Gerald Stowell, Clif ford Hansen. Lust Row: Evert Payton, Dick Andreason, Burrell Williams.