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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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To one man science is a sacred goddess to whose service he is happy to devote his lifeg to another she is a cow who provides him with butter. LIEBIG, 1803-1882 The same holds true with education. These men and women are dedicated to leadership based on knowledge-they, like atoms, are the foundations upon which we lean. They are the very nucleus of South Fremont, for without these educators how could we broaden our intelligence? Admini frafim E. O. RICH GERTRUDE HILL Seneel Heard Superintendent JAMES SIDDOWAY Princzpal VIRGIL POWELL B.S., Ricks, M.S., U.S.U First Year 1 1 S. B. GARRETT GOLDEN C. LINFORD Science B.S. and M.S. Agriculture B.S. U. of I.-Twentieth year U.S.A.C.-Eighth year gaculfy ONAN MECHAM DELORES PARRISH Athletics B.S. Commerce B.A. U. of . Utah-Seventh year Ottowa U,-Sixth year AL f V . lwfk Ly wi' 't k iq as x an ,L . T 0 QW ,,.f. 41 ,Qi CAROLYN TAYLOR CHARLES BURNS TANA HARRIS AJJi!ld?2l Editor Editor Bufinen Manager LYNNE yput CHUCK VAN WINKLE Sport: MARCENE BECK Copy I2 Gtttlcr TED BECK Photo taff BRENDA HILL Club: A Etzt . 4 A . ,tk V, V,,,k :fy ,ig - . - fa of , , A if I K. - ,Ct-C ' : ,- atv Q f , 1. f ' wf ZA kky. L , wi ,, F, MRS. WOOD GAY HILLAM Adzfiyor Feature! 60 gm' Calc' The Cougar Tale has made much progress in the past two years, advancing from the hard-to-read mimeographed copy to the commercially printed paper has brought financial headaches to the staff. The purpose of the Cougar Tale is to inform the student body of the what's, where's, and when's of the various school functions. taff 'BWV' Here it is-Deadline Day! Shown busily piecing the Cougar Tale together are Monty Neville, Sumnne Blake, Mardette Remington, Dorothy Clark, Tana Harris, Donna Mae Harris, Dale Howard, and Byrle Moore. Not shown are: Chuck Van Winkle, Dixie Grover, Brent McCarrel, Mrs. Briggs, and Gus-Gus. Edifvr, Cana Harris Student dfuncil EVAN GOULDING Prefident JEFF HARRIS JERRY SECRIST judge Hirtorian BRENDA HILL TANA HARRIS Secremfy Editor BRENT BEAN GENE DUNN Vifg Pfgyidgnf Prafeculizzg Allomey BACK ROW: K. Lords, C. Trupp, O. Kubal, P. Bauer, K. Foster, R. Hanson, T. Beck, T. Blake, C. Whitaker, B. Swensen, M. Hillman, J. Ostermiller, M. Parkinson, R. Kubal. MIDDLE ROW: D. Olsen, J. Ritzhaupt, L. Hunt, J. Stone, K. Tanner, J. Andersen, R. Hunter, M. Bauer, R. Mecham, C. Tucker, B. Ferguson, C. Garver, M. Bowen, L. Jergensen, E. Coleman. FRONT ROW: C. Richard, G. Dunn, T. Harris, B. Bean, E. Goulding, B. Hill, J. Harris, J. Secrist. Mr. Powell, D. Blake. RHEA MECHAM Prerident RENE ASLET1' Break ass t e Green-Beanie Bunch started their high school career with 133 population. The traditional Freshman Fire Qin which each Freshman Class tries to outdo the one beforej was held on Homecoming Eve. Leaving the conflagration in a mass of dying embers the pepsters formed the Snake Dance and weaved through the streets of St. Anthony. The first few weeks of school found the Freshmen carrying the upperclassmen's books to and from class -harried looks on their faces as they scampered to class-and the push and pull method they used when trying to advance th h roug the halls-the wrong way! ing all records set by any previous cl h heshmeu NEIL HADLOCK Vice President PHIL RUMSEY Reporter Secretary yi' 4 Terrill Adams Kathleen Allen Carol Arnold Linda Faler Georgia Farley Kippie Foster Rene Aslett Loy Atwood Suzanne Blake Vickie Birch ,X Lee Eastley Dianna Eckman Louise Enget Steve Faler K Judy Barney Ronnie Bauer Randall Bergesen Nolan Bloom Mary Brown Delwin Burrell Steve Cazier Dorothy Clark Gregg Clark Leola Cole Emma Lou Coleman Stanley Christensen Sally Curr Charlene Criddle Calvin Dayton -wt: , , Q EM M f Y :ss K2 4153 2.5 1 ' ' ,rg -,v5x, 5 A 11.. .. W V 22 rw www WX, 4 35.5 ui S , X, 1 M xgx 'f . Him- f ,aw-. . 4 was S: 'i e- ? Q .gg . esf N 1,5 Q M -iff: ' J bxigly- Ogg E? gm . ,x f . A 'lfgff www - f as x sf X, ff xi? 4 7 f 1:2 ,iv . JE i . vfwyl . f 253' f .yi 4 W, ,Sirk 2 :K gi H y JM! in Q' I9 l David Thomas Jay Thomson james Thompson Art Thorsted Virginia Woolsey Douglas Zuberbuhler tix, t Brad Tibbitts Lynden Trupp Kay VanderLinden Kathy Vik Sheila Waldram Brenda Walters Pamela Welch Trena Wellard Marilyn Williams Shirley Winegar Terry Winters Ronald Winters Theron Winters Stella Wood Eileen Woodward MR. ADAMS MRS. WEST MR. GARRETT MR. RAMSDELL MRS. , PIERSON MAX PARKINSCN Pferidem DANNY HATHAWAY Secretary Won't the Hop be fun? Such was the topic of conversation for the Sophomore Class as they planned and re-planned their main money-making project of the year. Though fewer dances were held at South Fremont the quality of the dances improved as every class member pitched in with ideas aplentyl Signs were posted Qas is plain to seej in every available bulletin board in order to advertise the dance. 'I'he Sophomores boast of 109 students. Among which are the junior Varsity Cheerleaders, eight lettermen, and eight student council members. Need- less to say, the Sophomores have quite a say in the government of South Fremont. Sophamarcs DELOY HILL Vice Prerident FRANK NOEL Reporter Bonnie Bischoff Thomas Blake JoAnne Blanchard Bonnie Blanchard Michelle Blake Darrell Briggs. Barry Bauer Merry Bauer Jill Abegglen Paul Abegglen Bonnie Airhart Lloyd Ard Sheila Baker Dick Barney LaVoy Bergesen Deanna Birch Glendon Briggs john Briggs Michael Brown Joyce Brown Mary Bowen E. M. Cazier Billy Carlson Karen Carlson Lynette Clark Tom Crapo Richard Crapo Carolyn Davenport Lynn Demicell Marie Dallas David Douglass Fred Eckman Sylvia Hammond Lynda Hanson Val Hansen Dick Harris Lynn Harrison Marilyn Hardy Sandra Garrett Natella Greenhalgh Sandra Edwards Rosalind Fenton Darrell Flint Shad Foster Kenneth Gardner Karen Gallup Brad Grover Brent Hammond Danny Hathaway Marsha Hathaway Arlo Hathaway DeLoy Hill Teddy Lou Hikida Linda Hobbs Lynda Hunt Rita Hunter Minnie Mae Howell Darrell Howell Ronnie Hughes Lynda Jean Hathaway Betty jackson Jerry Jeffs Betty jergensen Terry Lynn Ienkins Virginia McMirm Danny Moon Larry Moon Frank Noel Marilyn Nyborg Richard Owens Lorene Mason LaVon Mason Kalle jergensen Jana Lynn johnson jaekie Kendall Gary Lewis Karen Lewis Larry Mace Kumen Merservy Robert McCormick Doreen Olsen Bonnie Parker Max Parkinson Alvin Rees Marilyn Ricks flene Ryclalch Irvin Schmitt Erna Siddoway Kyle Smith jacquelyn Stone Sammy Lou Swensen Karen Tanner Patricia Thompson Deanna Thompson Garth Toone Maren Tyler Gordon Williams Norman Wood Carma Worrell MR. SCHNURLE Nolan VanderLinden Stanley VanderLinden Pauline Voss Keith Wadsworth Terry Walker Beth Ward Murland Weaver Karen Wickham Ann Wright Judy Wright MRS. WOOD MRS. BRIGGS MR. LINFORD DICK BLAKE President LINDA OVIATT Hey, bring me that ladder! Will somebody please come help pin this crepe paper together! Just what do you think you're doing, David? Renee, hurry up with that. At last the headache reached the migraine stage. The orchestra was contacted, dates were made, prome- nade practice was becoming tiresome, suits were cleaned, and the juniors' fell to the' task of staging the annual junior Prom. From the beginning of their high school years, the juniors have been cursed by a class president jinx. When freshmen, Gene Dunn was critically injured in an automobile accident, as sophomores, they lost Paul Swenson-the result of a gun mishap. Charms, voodoo dolls, and crossed fingers disposed of the president's jinx-only to have it fall on the class secretary! iuuzars LYNN ROMRELL Vice Prerident TED BECK Secretary Reporter jerry Clyff Allen Judy Andersen Gayle Aslett Leon Bradshaw Sally Briggs Ruth Coburn Cal Baxter Ted Beck Sheri Bates Clinton Bergeson Kenny Beddes Ronella Birch Dick Blake Judy Borresen Phyllis Edwards Kenneth Eckman Billie Ferguson Brent Greenhalgh Dixie Grover jeff Harris Tana Harris LaVerna High Douglas Curr J. Dopp Gene Dunn Robert Hill Gay Hillam Barbara Hobbs Dean House Dale Howard Max Howard Pete McCracken Russell Miller Roger Murri LeeAnn Kirkham joe Larson Elnora Leonard Kenneth Lords Gary Mason Karen Mathie Carmen Mecham Brent McCarre1 Edwin Nyborg Molley Oglesby Renee Orr Linda Oviatt Rodney Owens David Packer Ruby Palmer Jimmie Parker Betty Norris Elaine Nelson Terry Nielson Ray Parry Theron Potter Brent Powell Lyla Rawson Alberta Rees Mardette Remington Richard Schmitt jerry Secrist Jimmy Siddoway Bobby Reynolds McKay Rich Cleve Richards Barry Roberts Lynn Romrell Verla Rose David Rudd Lenna Rudd Gary Strange Jay Strange Robert Strange Laureen Taylor Maureen Taylor Myrna Taylor Nanette Taylor J. Lyle Thompson Eugene Siddoway Danny Smith Gene Stoddard Steve Trupp Charles Van Winkle Ruby Voss A Fred Wadsworth Glenn Wickham Charles Whitaker Keith Willyerd Doreen Wilding Wayne Winegar Carol Winters Phillip Winters Vard Wright Leon Young MR. EDGINGTON MR. PARKER MR. WILLIAMS KENT FOSTER Preridenl IT This year is the last for the Seniors-tomorrow they go out in the world, perhaps to college, to work, to war. We have known them, cheered them, and mingled with them. Now, we encourage them with our best wishes. Among their memories are these fading thoughts of the four years they have just completed-green beanies, the Freshman Fire, the excitement of the Sophomore Hop, Mr. Dayton's theme, selling at football games, snow on Christmas Eve, the year South Fremont went to State, semester tests, Twirp Week, campaign assemblies, cows attending night school on Halloweeng but first and foremost they will remember Graduation Day and the long awaited diploma. 4 lyk a Semors DAYTON MILLER Vice President MARILYN MATHIE PEGGY MUNK swftldry Repoflgf WILLIAM BARNEY Mechanics 3. SHARON BAUER Choir 3, 45 FHA 2. ANN BASSETT Girls' S Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 1, 25 Hi-Fi 45 Drama Club 25 FHA 25 Fencing 25 Home Room President 25 One Act Play 25 Class In- tramural Manager 1, 2, 45 Girls' S Club President 3, 4. STEVE BAUER Basketball 15 Football 2, 45 Boys' S Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL BAUER FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Boys' Federa- tion President 45 Home Room President 3. MARCENE BECK Tattler staff 45 NIMAC Band 35 1st Counselor Seminary 35 State Music Fes- tival 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Three Act Play 45 Choir 25 Vice President Girls' Federation 4. BRENT BEAN Basketball 2, 3, fig Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 5, 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Class Presidentg Student Body Vice Presitlentg Head Monitor. NANCY BOWEN Cheerleader 43 Pep Club 4g FHA 1, 2, JO ANN BLOOM FHA 2, 3. VIRGINIA BOWMAN FHA 2. SANDRA BORRESEN Nurses Club 23 FHA 2, 5. PAUL BRENCHLEY FFA 1, 2, 5. KERRY BROWNING Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 23 Radio Club 2, 4g Drama Club 2, 53 Thespian Club 3, 43 Ski Club 3. 41 Boys' S Club 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 13 3-One Act Plays 3. LA VERN DAVIS Radio Club 3, 4. 40 CHARLES BURNS Baseball 2, 3, 4g Football 4g Boys' S Club 3, 4, ski Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Tamer LARRY CARTER Staff 2, 3, 43 Tafflel' Editor 43 Home Football 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Baseball 23 Room President 39 junior Class Presi- Ski Club 2, 5, 43 Choir 1, dent 3g Choir lg Skiing 3. ROY DAYTON FFA 1, 2, 33 Choir 1. GAYLE RAE DA BELL Choir 43 Dance Club 3, Hi-Fi 4. JAY EASTLEY Wrestling 45 Baseball 45 Key Club 35 Athenian Club 2, Representative Coun- cil 1, 25 Seminary Student Body Presi- dent 35 National Merit Scholarship Fin- alist 3. KENT FOSTER Boys' s Club 2, 5, 49 FFA 1- 2, 3, 45 President Senior Class 45 Vice President junior Class 33 Baseball 2, 3, 41 Basket- ball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Tfafk 4' MILLIE FULLMER Pep Club 45 Girls' S Club 45 Future Nurses 45 Hi-Fi 4. CONNIE GARVER ms' s Club 15 Pe Club 5, 4: G P Spanish Club 45 Cheerleader 1, 2, 4. BARBARA FURNISS Girls' S Club 45 FHA 45 Choir 4. EVAN GOULDING FFA 15 Student Body President 45 Stu- dent Body judge 25 Freshman President5 2nd Counselor Seminary 35 Boys' S' Club 2,'3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 3: Track 2, 3, 4. 4l WENDELL GREENHALGH Baseball 4g Track 2, 43 Seminary Presi- dent 33 Home Room President. VERLENE HARDY Girls' Federation Secretary 43 Pep Club 43 FHA 23 Pep Band 3. l SHARON HANSEN Girls' S Club 2, 3' Pep Club 5 4g Ch0ir 2, 3, 43 Home Room President RONALD HANSON 33 lst Counselor Seminary 43 Hi-Fi 4, Home Room President 4. 2 LYNN HATHAWAY RALPH HATHAWAY Baseball 2, 5, 43 Boys' S Club 5, 4. SANDRA HATHAWAY FHA 1, 2g Pep Club 43 Choir 3. KAY HOWARD Choir 2, 5, 4. NEIL HENRICKSON FFA 1, 2, 5. SHARON JACKSON Girls' S Club lg FHA 2. BRENDA HILL Girls' S Club lg Pep Club 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 39 Home Room President lg j.V. Cheerleader 23 State Musical Festival 2, 3g Tattler Staff 43 Student Body Secretary 4. LYNNE JERGENSEN Tattler Staff 4, Pep Club 5, 43 Home Room President 45 Girls' S Club lg Choir 45 Three Act Play 4g FHA 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2. 43 GARTH JOHNSON Choir 5, 4. MARILYN MATHIE S Club 11 FHA 2, 5, 4g Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespian Club 5, 43 Pep Club 3, 4. LINDA KERBS S Club 1, 2g Pep Club 3, 4g FHA 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 4. MARVIN MAY I4 OWEN KUBAI. Football 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track 5, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' S Club 3, 4g Prosecuting Attorney 3g Vice President Sophomore Class 2. BONNIE McKAY S Club 13 Ski Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 4g FHA 2, 5. 43 Major- ette 1, 2, 3. DARRELL MILLER DAYTON MILLER FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: Choir 43 Boys' Federa- tion Vice President 4g Senior Class Vice President 4. PEGGY MUN K BYRLE MOORE Home Room President 11 Girls' Federa- ,mm Club 11, Buys- Club 2 5 4, tion Treasurcrg Band 1. 2, 31 Choir 33 cspinn Club 43 5 Act Play Al: Wrest- Glrls S Club 5' 4' ling S1 liuselmll 3, il: Track 3, Al: Fi bull Z, 5, -lg C,Ullg2ll' lzlle Staff -1. LARRY MOON JUDY NELSON FHA 45 Three One Act Play 3: Span- ish Club -lg Girls' S Club 2, 3g Fu- ture Nurses Club 2, 5. MONTY NEVILLE Baseball 2, 5, 43 Football 3, 4g Ski Club 3, 4g Track 5, 43 Skiing 3, 4g Cougar Tale Staff 4. BILL PECK MARILYN OGLESBY RON POND 46 MARIE PALMER JUANITA RAWSON Pep Club 3L 3-Ad Plays 3g Future Nurses 2g Band 1, 2g Drama Club 33 FHA 4. TRENNA RHODEHOUSE FHA 2, 52 Drama 21 Hi-Fi 4, Pep Club 3, 1-Act Play 2. RAYNALD STEWART FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, ANNA JANE ROMRELL Girls' S Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 4, Spanish Club 43 Choir 3, LUCIEL STONE Home Room President 53 Choir 3, 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 43 Drama 4, Girls' S Club 2, FHA 3. GAYLON SMITH BILL SWENSEN Home Room President 43 Boys' S Club 3, 4, Choir 41 Football 3, 45 FFA l, 2, 3. 47 CARDLYN TAYLOR Girls' S Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 3, 41 FHA 1, 23 Girls' State, Tattler Staff SANDRA TERRY 3, 4. CLYDE TRUPP Home Room President 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Plays 4. 48 FHA 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses Club 2. CHARLOTTE TUCKER Girls' Federation President 3, 4a Girl of the Year 33 Homecoming Queen 25 Home Room President 13 Cheerleader 3g Drama Club 3, Plays 3g Pep Club 3, 43 Band 1. GORDON THOMPSON DENNIS WESTERBERG Football 2g Student Council 2g Basket ball 1, 25 Home Room President 3. 1 MIRIAM WILLIAMS Pep Club 45 Hi-Fi 45 Choir 4, Band 1, 2, 3, MRS. PARRISH BARBARA WOODWARD Thespian 'Troupe President 3, 45 Three One Act Play 2, 3, 45 All School Play 2, 3, 45 Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' S Club 1, 2, 3, 4. -X KEITH WRIGHT Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 4. DELORES WOOD Pep Band Conductor 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 3: All Idaho Band 3. is I 1 11- R A - ' I .Qi as 1-if . ..,.. 4. : 1' r. 5 f PM I lraaa - MR. MECHAM MR. CHRISTENSEN MR. PENDLETON STEVE ZUNDELL Homeroom President 25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 3. CHERIE DAYTON Pep Club 35 j.V. Cheerleader 15 Pep Band 2, 35 Band 1, 2. 3. 49 Cufcufy years 9mm auf BILL BARNEY will be playing in the movie, I Married a Martian and Now My In-laws Keep Dropping In. MARCENE BECK will have developed a formula for in- stant garbage. ANN BASSETT will be losing her job as Yale football coach because of her swearing at the players. SHARON BAUER, the only beautician to go bald, will be touring with the Russian dance team as a spotlight reflector. STEVE BAUER, pastor, will be starting a drive against juvenile delinquents. PAUL BAUER will be Slappo's , the boxing kangaroo, trainer. BRENT BEAN will be de- signing flashy new outfits for the fellows at Alcatraz. JOANN BLOOM will be a heroine after saving Rin-Tin- Tin from an Indian attack. SANDRA BORRESON will be teaching hula dancing to the Eskimos. KERRY BROWN- ING will be leader of the beat generation, starting his career by giving bongo lessons to all women over 85. VIR- GINIA BOWMAN, champion of the National Talking Marathon, will have talked for three months on the subject, Why Women Are the Quieter Sex. NANCY BOWEN will be the only undertake: in a town of 3,000,000 during a plague. PAUL BRENCHLEY will be leading the move- ment to liberate New Jersey. CHARLES BURNS will be the top professor at the University of Moscow-U.S.S.R. LARRY CARTER will be suffering from a severe Case of collapsed muscles. GAYLE RAE DaBELL, famous singer, will publish her biography, I'll Sob Tonight. LAVERN DAVIS will be designing bloomers for the nation's shop- lifters. KENT FOSTER will cross a pine tree with a canary and produced canned-pine gum. JAY EASTLEY, a famous lawyer, will still be trying to prove that he his Napoleon. MILLIE FULLMER will be voted the girl I want to do my laundry by the armed forces. BARBARA FURNISS will be the only doctor to remove her own tonsils. CONNIE GARVER will be flying a rocket for honeymooners to the moon. EVAN GOULDING will take the place of Elvis Presley in the heart of President Eisenhower. WENDELL GREENHALGH will have charge of the cleanup commit- tee at the Bronx Zoo. SHARON HANSON will be teach- ing geometry to Mr. Schnurle and dancing the can-can at Reno. RONNIE HANSON will be raising turnips and developing a 10c dollar. VERLENE HARDY will be Yul Brynner's' private barber and head shiner. SANDRA HATHAWAY will be in prison for killing her husband, leaving 16 sets of twins homeless. RALPH HATHAWAY will be giving cha-cha lessons to the drunks on Skid Row. NEIL HENDRICKSON will be taking cha-cha lessons from you-know-who. BRENDA HILL will be raising her own ping-pong team. KAY LYNN HOWARD will be the leading dancer in the Hinches Ballet. SHARON JACK- SON will be the only Olympic diving champion who can't swim. LYNNE JERGENSEN will be voted the most popu- lar scrubwoman in the Empire State Building. LYNN 0 HATHAWAY will be yell king for a California penal institution. GARTH JOHNSON will be the conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. LINDA KERBS will be the strongest lady wrestler ever to grow a beard. OWEN KABAL will be San Quentin's yo-yo champ. MARILYN MATHIE will be financing Liberace's return by buying him a new set of teeth. MARVIN MAY will be running for the muscle man of the world. BONNIE Mc- KAY will be teaching Home Ec. to the Mau-Maus. DAY- TON MILLER will be running a swanky home for old maids under 30. LARRY MOON will be blowing up his own balloon for a trip over the Atlantic. DARRELL MIL- LER will be known as old Baldy. BYRLE MOORE will be designing a new flag pending the admission of Russia to the Union. PEGGY MUNK will be a famous veteri- narian for having grafted three tails on a cow. JUDY NEL- SON will be writing slogans such as, If Giggles has the croup, give her Gassers Goop. MONTY NEVILLE will be hailed by medical science as the only 33-year old man with the brain of a monkey. MARILYN OGLESBY will be a plastic surgeon designing daring new noses. MARIE PALMER will be swimming the English Channel with both legs and arms tied. RON POND will be designing neckties for the giraffe grazing in his back yard. BILL PECK will have taken the hic out of whisky. JUANITA RAW- SON will be fashioning lovely rings for the nose. TRENNA RHODEHOUSE will be a missionary in lower Slobbovia. ANNA JANE ROMRELL will be training her cow to jump over the moon. GAYLON SMITH will be the chief manicurist at the Chicago stock show. REYNALD STEW- ART will be the first parachutist to live after bailing out at 6,000 ft. without a parachute. LUCIEL STONE will have two more years to go before getting rid of the seven- year itch. BILL SWENSEN will have designed a suit to make a 6 ft. man look like a 4 ft. woman. CAROLYN TAYLOR will be discovering that they aren't cheaper by the dozen after all. GORDON THOMPSON will have found a pill which, when mixed with water, turns to an elephant. CLYDE TRUPP will find that he is tired of living, but too young and handsome to die. CHARLOTTE TUCKER will be'touring the world emptying famous peo- ple's garbage cans. DENNIS WESTERBURG will have designed a car six inches lower than a snake. MIRIAM WILLIAMS will have the longest hair of any woman in America-all on her upper lip. DELORES WOOD will have taken the place of Confuscious in the heart of 8,000 dogs. BARBARA WOODWARD will have all of her scenes censored out of her first movie. SANDRA TERRY will be an old maid, because she slept in 'on her wedding day. KEITH WRIGHT will have designed 3,000 things and none of them will work. STEVE ZUNDEL will be cleaning the tanks at Marineland with a toothbrush. Every man needs a hobby. The clubs of South Fremont are so designed-to create greater apprecia- tion and knowledge of your particular likes. They are designed to teach you further in that field-they bring your associates together, where you, as a group, have one individual interest. In such a way this in- terest is allowed to grow. Klub girb f Sfederafiolf ...uuy, Secretaryg Charlotte Tucker, Presidentg Marcene Beck, Vice Presidentg Peggy Munk, Historiang Gay Hillam, Reporter. girl vf fha' VW KER CHARLOTTE TUC uuumu mu ul gt nrtftzscrz 5 l 1 . V- B ifVHlHI!HflHff'H! Hays' Qederalian OfHcers ctaryg Paul Bauer, Presidentg Dayton Miller, Vice President: Clyd T pp R P Hufure ,Nurses Klub i A Keys ' 61116 Members Each year the Boys' S Club sponsors the Homecoming festivities. Pretty Loy Atwood was named Homecoming Queen at the Alumni Assembly. Following the assembly, a game with North Fremont, our traditional rival, was lost by a good margin. That evening the Homecoming Dance was held and all participants soon forgot the earlier game. Ofhccrs Byrle Moore, Vice Presidentg Monty Neville Presidentg Keith Wright, Secretary. Members Oficers X 1153 Girl ' If JJ Maureen Taylor, Vice Presidentg Ann Bassett, Presidentg Carmen Mecham, Secretaryg Peggy Munk, Reporterg Anna jane Romrell, Intramural Manager. Klub 56 Huiurc' flvmemakers af America sbOwyMPtKfR5-OA? S K F13 2 2 Q 6 L gf 46 o 4,90 NEW HOQNG Ofhccrs State and Dzlvfrict Oficers i ff vs- Vt? BACK ROW: Linda Kcrbs, Marsha Hatha- Bonnie McKay, State Parliamentariang Merry way, Merry Bauer, Myrna Taylor. FRONT Bauer, DiSffiCl Historian. ROW: Bonnie Blanchard, Lynne jergenscn, Bonnie McKay, Kalle Jergensen, Mrs, Pier- : n SJ. ff' 'N Grecuhauds Zufure Harmvrs af flmsrica Khapler Zzrmers U in OfH6'6'!'5 Mr. Linford, Advisorg Robert Hill, Secretaryg Keith Willyerd, Sentinelg Owen Kubal, President: Clyde Trupp, Vice Presiclentg Dayton Miller and Steve Trupp, Reportersg Paul Bauer, Treasurer. .Queen Kandidafes Nancy Bowen, Seniorg Renee Orr, juniorg Queen Betty jergensen, Sophomoreg Patty Monon, Freshman. A X7 G 'ng -1' .-'X , riff. if fx w' A Cv .. ' 1 5 ,Q ' ,Y ,.. o' ' QQL10 X K Each year the F. F. A. sponsors the Ag Ball, with all Western decorations including a Western Orches- tra. This year it was a huge success. Pert Betty jergen- sen was crowned Queen of the Ball. Z9 P 61116 0Mccrs Delores Gay Marcene Lynne Kalle Mrs. Parrish Pff-ffdffll Vire Prexident Secretary Roll Clerk Reporter Advifor Members Luciel Sandra Brenda Carolyn Sharon Linda Laureen Betty Carol Charlotte Nanette Renee Lenna Sheila Jill Karen Erna Sandra Marsha Marilyn Teddy Lou Molley Carmen Betty Lee Ann Alberta Betty Lynda Karen jo Ann Mary Merry Miriam Carol Marilyn j'Lene Marclette Beth Linda Doreen Marie Sally Millie Bonnie Judy Verlene Karen Bonnie Barbara Elaine Billie Rosalind Rita Nancy Connie Ruby Sylvia Jacque Lynda . Q -D Cleve Karen 61116 Members 0ff7cers Jeff Harris, Presiclentg Teddy Lou Hikida, Reporterg Tana Harris, Secretaryg Monty Neville, Vice President. 'F i Q lx 5 Ji xx 5- . it Sf ' ',. , 'Pg 5? dr '-is-Univ' 1 53 A rw .I . Ag! J H1 .,. .,..,,,1,:- .,,,,...--w - . E51 U f X . 55 cg ' 22. fff'x3' iv VJPMQ' af' 'X X 1 6 I w 6 Q rx Q 1 ,355 i I l Zhverlmdcrs The Drama division of South Fremont has been active in numerous ways this past year. In 1958 the Thespian Troupe was re-established, a momentous occasion for those members of the Drama department who were eligible for membership in the Troupe. Numerous plays have been presented-comedies, mysteries, emotional and dramatic plays-and these plays have brought the spotlight of South Fremont into focus upon some exciting dramatic talent. Drama C Q 'Wafhing gllf the Cruflf' FIRST ROW: Cliff Allen, Jerry Secrist. SECOND ROW: Lenna Rudd, Karen Tanner, Beth Ward. NOT PICTURED: Byrle Moore, Betty Norris, Clyde Trupp, Eugene Siddoway, Lynne jergensen. 'Vt Walks at ,flfiidnwzlv FIRST ROW: Barbara Woodward, Anna Jane Romrell, Judy Ander son, jacquclyn Stone. SECOND ROW: john Briggs, Kerry Browning NOT PICTURED: Eugene Siddoway, Reynald Stewart, Steve Bauer Miriam Williams. L L Prrfducfirfrz Staffs THREE-ACT PLAY Nothing But the Truth ALL-SCHOOL PLAY It Walks at Mi'1night' I Che ,Material U16 Mau Che Products 'ns-4 fwfwmf J. , NS Tug! 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'X xv qv' fd- Direclar Director, Carl Pendletong Student Director, Delores Wood. gd d and Ofhcvrs TOP TO BOTTOM: Marilyn Mathie, Treasurer, Choir, Bonnie McKay, President, Bandg Verlene Hardy, Vice President, Band, Barbara Woodward, Secretary, Band, Jimmy Parker, Treasurer, Band, Trenna Rhodehouse, Secretary. Ch ' ' ' President, Choir. oir, Luciel Stone, ffm 2' Zwirlcrs Sheila Wlaldram, Charlene Criddle, Lenna Rudd, Mardette Remington, Anne Jergen Mecham. sen, Rhea . 4 r X 31 lf -V x-X' -J r W, ,X ,ii 3 QQ CHRISTMAS CONCERT ARIET Fug, Snow Key NOTES . if W M v- .qv ,,,,,,gg , J-3 E8 -X ' . 5, . 1 Spakc Him AND Her McA1'BAu.l.s E 1' 1 3.58 . fu X 1- 9 Y I L 1 A f Q ,av ,4-3 x 6 I Qgfxigi x i a kwvky, X 3,1 ,5 . f ,iw ', J. ni ' X fl, .. N , if Y2 ?l A' -' K Iv ATHLETICS Football ' is a battle of brain against brawn where the team consists of eleven enthusiastic, hard working boys. Basketball is the art of basket making with five agile, well co-ordinated boys on a team. Wrestling, brawn over brain in this battle, has recently become one of the major school sports. Track, where the fleet of foot fly over hurdles, takes its spotlight early in the spring. Baseball, the only diamond that interests boys, be- gins at the same time that track does in the spring. Skiing is an individual sport where the participant risks his life and limb in fast, furious competition throughout the intermountain area. Athletics OWEN KUBAL CHARLES BURNS JAY DOPP KENT FOSTER JEF F HARRIS Mom Jferves of KEITH WRIGHT BILL SWENSEN JOE LARSEN LYNN ROMRELL KENNY LORDS GENE DUNN BUTCH ECKMAN VARD WRIGHT DELQY HILL MAX PARKINSON FRANK NOEL ui DICK HARRIS TOM BLAKE ' ' BOBBY REYNOLDS the Grzdzran 5? I 'ex sg. Y- EUGENE SIDDOWAY KEITH WILLYERD NOLAN VANDERLINDEN DICK BARNEY BYRLE MOORE DANNY HATHAWAY CHARLES VAN WINKLE TED RAMSDELL IKE CHRISTENSEN E BRAD TIBBITTS 'fm r -E ' Sw -Hifi 5 5 Star of the Hour! BACK ROW: McKay Rich, Evan Goulding, Charles Whitaker, Lynn Romrell. Frank Noel. FRONT ROW: Kent Foster, Brent Bean, Brent McCarrel, Gene Dunn, Owen Kubal. I Y. . -, IVAN CHRISTENSEN J.V. and Track Q 3 Aw? -Q: ' ir As .fi V? Li, ' 2 .' in A , . f. .A wa., 3 334 T, , COACH ONAN MECHMAN Basketball CHARLES VAN WINKLE Varsity Manager TED RAMESPELI. Wrestling Hangar OWEN KUBAL BRENT BEAN KENT FOSTER LYNN ROMERELL EVAN GOULDING - ' 'pf-.5-.N , lgaskcfball GENE DUNN FRAK NOEL BRENT MCCARREL MCKAY RICH r w CHARLES WHITAKER BACK ROW Phxl Rumsey, Frank Noel, Tommy Blake Gary Mason FRONT ROW Danny Hathaway Max Parkinson De-Loy Hill. Shad Foster. 1 Il Squad BACK ROW: Dennis Taylor Kay Norrls N611 Stcvxert Gordon Hughes Nell Hadlock. FRONT ROW: jerry Ostermrller Melvln Harrls Johnny jeffs Wayne Swensen, Gary Goulding ' t t -i1 N ae KEITH WRIGHT JEFF HARRIS GENE STODDARD IRVIN SCHMITT Wrestling Gam BACK ROW: B. Powell, D. Barney, R. Schmitt, K. Wright, I. Schmitt, D. Blake. FRONT ROW: R. Owens, K. Beddes, L. Young, J. Harris, G. Stoddard, V. Petersen. RODNEY OWEN5 JAY EASTLEY VERL PETERSEN Crank mrs of I 958 LARRY AVERY JERRY THOMAS OWEN KUBAL BYRLE MOORE MONTY NEVILLE BRENT BEAN EVAN GOULDING KENNY BEDDES EUGENE SIDDOWAY KEITH WILLYRED DAVID RUDD TOM BLAKE FRANK NOEL DELOY HILL DICK HARRIS l6'aseIuzll Stars LARRY AVERY BOYD SIDDAWAY LARRY SCHAAT KENT FOSTER MAX PARKINSON BRENT BEAN BYRLE MOORE RALPH HATHAWAY GENE DUNN Of? LYNNE ROMRELL BUTCH ECKMAN McKAY RICH FRANK NOEL CHARLES BURNS N DELOY HILL l xx' 4, SHAD FOSTER x, gy! Q af ,IAN BROWNING GARY MASON QQ kung Zctfermen I 958 . . ,Ll Q0 l . . SXXQCYK ba 1.6 I xr clL9nS'udN?' , S1703-4, ell y 9,5105 ,fn A l Coperrfkts MWF- I YQ'-to Pd sl O11 CW Qing, opesl fha Vllo LARRY l SCHAAT in WMI' I s. f M. ez -, X A ' ,, V lla it Displaying the form that took him to the Junior Nationals last year and placed him on the Univer- sity of Idaho Ski team. Monty Neville, who went to Alpine Training camp last year, looks like a sure het for thc 1959 junior Nationals. it ' .4 Tana Harris comes into the final shuss of a fast downhill race. Larry pauses in his waxing to give timely orders to the others on the ski team. His suggestions came in handy. Kangaroo court at the pep assembly Coach Ramsdell and Coach Christensen during battle Going overf ?j for the conversion point we are Football isn't all work Another hard tackle by a fighting Cougar Cougars in conference paris Phofagraplz r kerry 16' awning To the victor belongs the spoils -an oft quoted phrase that so aptly describes the circumstances here. These students have competed with their classmates just as one basketball team competes with another. Through four years of high school the students, whose pictures are found in the pages that follow, have been looked up to and admired as leaders. These students are the victors. They have competed -and they have won. The prize is this-an individual award. ,4 Ward CAROLYN TAYLOR Schalarshzju ,4 ward Danfarlh Haurzdatiau National J-fvrmr Society FIRST ROW: Brenda Hill, Lenria Rudd, Marcene Beck, Linda Kerbs, Laureen Taylor and Maureen Taylor. SECOND ROW: Jay Estley, Delores Wcucmtl, Ann Bassett, Myrna Taylor, Marilyn Matliie, Juanita Rawson and Owen Kubal. LAST ROW: Brent Bean, Evan Goulding, Robert I-Iill, ,loc Larson and jay Strange. Hauer Kal FIRST ROW: Sandra House, Lenna Rudd, Carole Ly: ' Ives, Myrna Taylor, Charlene Criddle and Linda Kerbs. BACK ROW: Neil Hadlock, Evan Goulding, Robert Hill, Brent Bean and Lee Estley. A ANN BASSETT OWEN KUBAL BARBARA WOODWARD crvice ,4 Ward CHARLOTTE TUCKER DELORES WOOD BONNIE McKAY BASSETT Kiizkcnshzjv BRENT BEAN Athletic Award ANNA JANE ROMRELL ANNA Award 5111 5 flarmr klfff Seniors FRONT ROW: Linda Kerbs, Juanita Rawson, Brenda Hill, Ann Bassett and Marcene Beck. BACK ROW: Delores Wood, Owen Kubal, Jay Estley, Evan Goulding, Brent Bean and Marilyn Mathie. Saphamarcs FRONT ROW: Bonnie Blanchard, Lynda Hansen, Carolyn Daven- port, Marie Dallas, Karren Tanner and Bonnie Bischoff. BACK ROW: Marsha Hathaway, Merry Bauer, Dick Harris, Rita Hunter and Mari- lyn Ricks. 96 juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Maureen Taylor, jay Strange, Laureen Taylor, Robert Hill, Myrna Taylor, Joe Larson and Lenna Rudd, Zfesllmen FIRST ROW: Karla Gould, Charlene Criddle, Shirley Winegar, Ann jergensen, DeeAnn Later, Cheryl Rudd and Lynda Lee Hathaway. SECOND ROW: Carole Lynn Ives, joan Nelson, Rene Aslett, LaRae Stoddard, Sandra House, Darliene Lamoreaux and Bobby Secrist. LAST ROW: Lee Estley, Gordon Hughes, Phil Rumsey, Neil Hadlock, Jerry Ostermiller and Gary Goulding. ' ' agfrnflswfgnm who These are our merchants-the men and women support South Fremont and the entire student body. In order that they may continue to support the High School in every effort, why don't you support them? Without our sponsors-the advertisers-this 1959 TATTLER would not be possible. Advertising VAN'S llusl' ihhop: sFlrip.han? g,D,,L5U 1 Besiidesh having +hevAl::jsg rom e IQ sc oo. A. san wnc es in own specializes in malfs, hambur- IF has school supplies for your gers, and Cougar specials. --.-'-- 1ff??E'fBg every need. TAYLOR BARBER SHOP Nolan Vanderlin gels all pre'Hied up by Mr. Taylor. For boys sfyles 'From Bull Dogs +o Befas see 'lhe Taylors. CARRIE S Ann BasseH and Sandy Borreson maich lovely Darlene sweafers wiih various slrirl' sfyles and come ouf way ahead of ihe Paris exfras. Mrs. Car- rie Perham is shown wiih +he girls. ST. ANTHONY REXALL Talring up cooking when Y Mo+her's away? 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