South Fremont High School - Tattler Yearbook (St Anthony, ID)

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3 ACT PLAY ,fc Vx., x'+.is 'K.- I 7?-4. S I 4, K kiln ? si! 9 . 1 -1 4' f X4 7 ,nav '2 TWELVE ANGRY WOMEN Our 3 Act Play this year was full of suspense and action. Here Lorraine Hunt acts out how a teenage hoy knifes his father in the chest while Kaye Neilson is the victim. Watching in suspense are Sandra Brown, Lenna Rudd, Tana Harris, Lola Kaye Newbold, Pat Singleton, Janet Clark, Barbara Vvoodward, and Chee Briggs Not pictured, Veda Ward and Gay Atkinson. PRODUCTION STAFF Georgia Lyons, Rudy Zuber- buhler, Patty Green, Mr. Dayton, Gay Atkinson, and Don Blanchard made up the production staff. The staff took care of lighting, make- up, tickets, prompting, and prop- erties. They helped to make the play a big success and their ser- vices were greatly appreciated.

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The opening of school found South Fremont's new football coach getting ac- quainted with his material. Hard work was the order of the day and all too soon the green Cougar team faced Shelley in the opener. Andrasen blocked a kick which Rudd converted into a touchdown. Litton plunged to a T. D. in the second, but in the meantime, Shelley racked up 27 points and the ball game. The following week Ham- mond and Rudd matched three North Fremont T.D.'s and the Cougars won by virtue of two extra points. Madison capitalized on one had quarter to win by a three touch- down margin. Litton and Allgood scored for the Cougars. The following week a surprisingly stubborn Firth Club forced the Cougars to settle for a 13-13 tie. Salmon surprised by upsetting the favored South Fremont team 13-6. The Cougars closed out the season with a 22-7 win over Bonneville- Three wins, three losses, and one tie went into the record book. With the football season over our athletes turned their attention to basketball. Without a tall man to send down the middle and to play the boards, Coach Mecham turned to the only alternative, good ball handling and ball control. The squad turned in victories over Arco, Salmon, South Cache, and Shelley before dropping a non- conference game to North Fremont. The Cougars bounced back to win eleven of their remaining 14- games. Only Madison defeated them in conference play. In the 6th district tourney the Cougars lost only to Madison winning second place and a State Tournament Berth. In State play they won over Sandpoint, lost to Burley, defeated Caldwell and lost in their final game to Jerome 48-16. Including tournament play the Cougars won 20 and lost 8. The Jay Vees won 17 of 19 games which speaks well for the varsity prospects for next year. 60