St Maries High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (St Maries, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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Z ,Ji ffy xx If xg 5 mfg' YR' nfnlcnnon To our parents who help and guide us with their wise counsel, inspi- ration, and keen under- standing, we, the annual staff, dedicate our 1950 Lumberjack Annual. f ffWQ Wfmfff - ,751 7, ,. - Z Ko O W ,J Q 7 0 ff Y 7 3 I I , '-. E. K. KOPRIVA SUPERINTENDENT VERN E. MAYO PRINCIPAL MATHEMATICS STUDENT COUNCIL Aov Q' fu' , SOLVEIG GRAGG DISTRICT CLERK JANET LUST DISTRICT TREASURER I TIIDHIIHISTHHTIUH FHBUHU HAROLD THIAS ENGLISH SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR SYLVAN SEVERTSEN MUSIC, SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR MUSIC CLUB ADVISOR GEORGE MINTY SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISOR IRETA ANDERSON EIGHTH GRADE FRANK R. BALLIF COMMERCIAL ANNUAL STAFF ADVISOR v. I, If PEE VEE STAFF ADVISOR A I N I H IIIQY KYN NM MI,nJ xr ' US VIR! ,..,.--I E4 ,IL 'iff S f L, TkeiL 4 44 ,fbi 'ZW 2- 9969 , V fx LN - I I W V I jj kj MAJ . I LII! V? RICHARD FRAZIER! ,Dj PHYSICAL EDUCATION, COACH' LETTERMANIS CLUB ADVISOR! JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR 7 GEORGE M. CALDWELL SOCIAL SCIENCE VEE STAFF ADVISOR PEE VISUAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR OLIVE FARRELL SICAL EDUCATION GIRLS LEAGUE ADVISOR PEP CLUB ADVISOR SCIENCE, PHY ROBERT MCCULLOUGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS X A IJ SOPHOMORE ADVISOR CLARA SHAPARD HOME ECONOMICS, ENGLISH TRI-HI-Y ADVISOR F.H.A. ADVISOR NCQ X. KS DARROLL WALLER EIGHTH GRADE HI-Y ADVISOR T STUDENT CUUIIEIL OFFICERS ELLEN WILLIAMS, SECRETARYQ FRED CRANER, PRESIDENT DON MCCABE, TREASURER5 SAM JAcoT, VICE PRESIDENT The Student Council is made up of two students from each class, one representative from the Eighth grade and the Student Body Officers--who preside at the council meeting. Their goal for this year is to bring about the revision and integration of all the school organizations under the council. FRONT R0 MEMBERS W! JOA RUTH pAPE NNE ST. GEO N RGE, F Dom REIDHAAZUHZTEEENADINE WILLRIAANNTES GALLAGHER LE'-A F ' S- BA ' R OHNSON-' J-C. Glnam, C.K Row: JAM:-Q I:iNCK as , 'o Q . 7 , Q 'HSP ,lx 4' I P3 If ,I fd' SEHIUHS FRED CRANER - MEET HFRIYZH STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT U, STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT 3: STUDENT COUNCIL I,2,3,Ms TRACK ls EASKETBALL ll FOOTBALL 2, 3,Ug LETTERMANIS CLUB 2,3,U3 CHORUS I,2,3J nDON'T TAKE MY PENNYH 3g BAND I,2,3,N5 HMELODY MASTERSH I,25 VISUAL EDUCATION 29 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 2,3. RUTH PAPENFUHS - MEET HRUDIEH STUDENT COUNCIL 3,U5 STUDENT BODY MANAGER U3 LIBRARY Ng SECRETARY OF CLASS 3, PRESIDENT OF CLASS U5 CHORUS I,2,3,Ug PEE VEE MANAGER Up GIRLS' LEAGUE I,2,3,U5 HDON'T TAKE MY PENNYH 33 PEP CLUB My MUSIC CLUB U5 HOME ECONOMIC CLUB 1,35 TRI-HI-Y CLUB U. CAROLE LAVIGNE HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL li ST. MARIES HIGH SCHOOL 2,3,Ng STUDENT COUNCIL 25 VICE PRESIDENT OF CLASS U5 ANNUAL STAFF Ng GIRLS' LEAGUE 2,3,Mg MAJORETTES 3g PEP CLUB Mg TRI-HI-Y CLUB hp HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 3. BOB MOE - MEET HSCHMOEH SECRETARY OF CLASS hp MUSIC CLUB 2,3, PRESIDENT OF MUSIC CLUB Hg FOOTBALL I,2,3,uj BASKETBALL f,2,3,uS TRACK I,2,3,Ug VISUAL EDUCATION 2: INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 2,3. DON APPERSON - MEET HTUNOH VICE PRESIDENT or CLASS I5 BAND I,2,3,U5 CHORUS I,23 VISUAL EDUCATION l,2S FOOTBALL us HDON'T TAKE MY PENNYN 33 MUSIC CLUB 3. 1 WDA? LARRY OESER MEET HLEOH l2 YEAR SENIOR3 BAND I,2,3,U3 MUSIC CLUB 3,Ug HUNGRY FIVE 3,Ng ANNUAL STAFF U9 PEE VEE STAFF H9 HDONYT TAKE MY PENNYH 39 PROJECTION CLUB 2,33 BASKETBALL l,2. MARY AMOS MEET HSLUGGERN I2 YEAR SENIORQ CHORUS lj MAJORETTES 2,33 PEE VEE STAFF Ng GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,M3 HOME EC. CLUB I,2g PEP CLUB 3,U. STANLEY JACOT MEET HSTANN 12 YEAR SENIORQ BAND l,2g CHORUS lg ANNUAL STAFF My PRO- JECTION CLUB 2,3. ALYNE GARDINER MEET NPOLLYH S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Mg CLASS SECRETARY lg ANNUAL STAFF My HONOR SOCIETY 3,Ug GIRLS SEXTET 2,3,Mg CHORUS I,2,3,Ug HDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 39 GIRLS LEAGUE l,2,3,Mg MUSIC CLUB 2,3,Hg LITERARY CLUB 23 HOME EC. CLUB l,2g PEP CLUB N. PHYLLIS SPURGEON MEET HPHILH S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Ug QUILL AND SCROLL Q9 PEE VEE STAFF Ng GIRLS LEAGUE l,2,3,Ug PEP CLUB My CHORUS I,2,3,U. ARTHUR HERBOLDT MEET UARTH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,Ug SEC. OF CLASS Ig PROJECTION CLUB U3 BASKETBALL l,2,3. STANLEY RANDALL MEET HRANDYH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,Ug FOOTBALL MANAGER 3,Hg LETTERMAN l,2,3,Ng TRACK I5 BOXING l,25 CLASS VICE PRESIDENT 2. LYLE SPICER MEET HSPIKEH HARRISON HIGH lg S.M.H. 2,3,H5 MUSIC CLUB U5 PROJECTION H. SUZANNE FOUNTAIN MEET HSUZIEH I2 YEAR SENIORQ QUILL AND SCROLL Hg ANNUAL STAFF Hg PEE VEE STAFF 3,Ug HDON'T TAKE MY PENNYH 33 LIBRARIAN Ng GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Mg TRI-HI-Y Hg BAND l,2g CHORUS Ig HOME EC. CLUB I,2,33 PEP CLUB 3,Mg MUSIC CLUB 3,U. DON JOHNSON MEET HJOHNN I2 YEAR SENIORQ BOXTNG l,2,3g TRACK I5 FOOTBALL I,2,3,Hg BAND Ig PEE VEE STAFF 3. MARGARET WARNER MEET HMARGIEU I2 YEAR SENIORQ PRESIDENT OF CLASS 35 SEC. OF CLASS 23 PRESIDENT OF PEP CLUB U3 STUDENT COUNCIL 23 LIBRARIAN My P.E. 25 GIRLS LEAGUE l,2,3,Hg QUILL AND SCROLL My ANNUAL STAFF 3,Ng PEE VEE STAFF My TRI-HI-Y Ng HDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 CHORUS 23 BAND l,23 PEP CLUB 3,Ug HOME EC. CLUB I,2,3. ERMIL OREN THOMAS MEET HMICKEYH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,M. DON MCCABE MEET HBREEZYH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,Hg STUDENT BODY TREASURER 2,3,Mg SEC. OF MUSIC CLUB 25 BUSINESS MANAGER OF ANNUAL STAFF 3,Hg NDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 33 CHORUS I,2,Hg BAND l,23 BOYS' QUARTET l,2, 3,Ug HONOR SOCIETY 3,Ug PEE VEE STAFF 3. OPHA WIGHT MEET HORHAH S.N.H.S. I,2,3,H. LOLA HAMLIN MEET HLOUH IE YEAR SENIORQ OUILL AND SCROLL Hg LIBRARY STAFF U3 GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Hg HOME EC. CLUB l,2,3g CHORUS 1,23 PER CLUB U5 PEE VEE STAFF H. EVERETT PUGH MEET HEZZH S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Mg LETTERNAN l,2,3,Ug BOXING l,2g PROJECTION CLUB 2. BEN MELLEN MEET HSPUDH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,Hg QUILL AND SCROLL Ng PEE VEE STAFF Ng PROJECTION CLUB H. HAROLD E. JOHNSON MEET HPETEH I2 YEAR SENIORg VICE PRES. HI-Y Mg CHORUS l,2g BAND 1,25 BOYS OUARTET l,2,3,Hg HDONYT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 ANNUAL STAFF Ng SPORTS EDITOR 39 PEE VEE STAFF 39 HI-Y 3,Hg TRACK lg BASE- BALL 2,3,Mg BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ug FOOTBALL 2,Ug LETTERMAN 2,3,Hg PROJECTION CLUB 23 STUDENT COUNCIL U3 MUSIC CLUB 3,U. 3 wp 'IP GORDON MCLEOD MEET HMUCRH I2 YEAR SENIOR? PEP BAND I,2g HUNGRY FIVE 3,Ug CHORUS lg BAND l,2,3,Mg VARIETY SHOw 3,Ng INTERMURAL BASKETBALL 2,3,Ng QUILL AND SCROLL Hg ANNUAL STAFF Hg PEE VEE STAFF 3,Mg HI-Y 3,Hg MUSIC CLUB 3,45 BASEBALL 2,3,Ng BASKETBALL l,2,3,Ng FOOTBALL l,3,H3 PROJECTION CLUB 2,39 TRACK I. PEARL YODER MEET NPOIL MAEH S.M.H.S. 1,2,3,Mg GIRLS LEAGUE l,2,3,H3 ANNUAL STAFF M3 CHORUS I,2,3g BAND I,2,Mg GIRLS SEXTET 2,3,Up TRI-HI-Y My UDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 MUSIC CLUB 2,3,Mg LITERARY CLUB 2g HOME EC. CLUB l,2g PEP CLUB 3,U. TOM SMITH MEET HSMITTYH S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Mg PRES. OF PROJECTION CLUB 2,3,Mg QUILL AND SCROLL My PEE VEE STAFF U. MARY EPLER MEET HMARYH S.M.H.S. I,2,3,Hg PEE VEE STAFF Hg CHORUS lg GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Hg HOME EC. CLUB I,23 PEP CLUB U. CLARENCE BATES MEET HC.D.n S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Ng MUSIC CLUB U3 PROJECTION CLUB I. LYLA ARRHENIUS MEET HLYLAH I2 YEAR SENIORQ TREAS. OF CLASS 35 GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Ng CHORUS l,2,3g MAJORETTES 2,39 HOME EC. CLUB I3 PEP CLUB 3,U3 PEE VEE STAFF U. DON TAISEY MEET HDONNIEH I2 YEAR SENIORQ PRES. OF CLASS 25 STUDENT COUNCIL I9 QUILL AND SCROLL 3,Ug HONOR SOCIETY 3,Ug ANNUAL STAFF 33 PEE VEE STAFF 3g UDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 CHORUS 2g BAND 25 PROJECTION CLUB 2,3,Ng MUSIC CLUB 3,33 LETTERMAN I,2,3,Hg BASEBALL 2,3,Ug BASKETBALL I,3,Up FOOTBALL I,3,H. PAT ANGELO MEET UPONCHOW I2 YEAR SENIORQ CHORUS I,23 BAND I,2,3,U3 MELODY MASTERS I,23 STAR DUSTERS 3,Hg PROJECTION CLUB 29 BOXING I,2g TRACK I5 FOOTBALL I,2,3,Ng LETTERMAN I,2,3,U. CHARLES DERRY MEET nCHARLESn S.M.H.S. I,2,3,M. MICKEY DONALLY MEET HMICKH I2 YEAR SENIORQ CHORUS 25 BAND 2,Mg MUSIC CLUB 3,Mg PRO- JECTION CLUB 2. MARLENE WILLIAMS MEET HMARLENEN I2 YEAR SENIORQ CHORUS I,2,3,Hg BAND I,2g GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Ug HOME EC. CLUB I,2,3g PEP CLUB My MUSIC CLUB l,2,3,Hg PEE VEE STAFF M. ,wfr' ,X pw WAYNE HUMPHREY MEET HCURLEYH S.M.H.S, I,2,3,lI5 BOXING 2,33 TRACK Ig LETTERMAN 3,1+I PRO- JECTION CLUB 2,3,Ng CHORUS lg PEE VEE STAFF Us QUILL AND SCROLL ROY ALDERMAN I2 YEAR SENIORQ PRES. OF LETTERMANTS CLUB U9 VICE PRES. OF CLASS 33 CAPTAIN OF FOOTBALL H3 BAND 35 PANHANDLE BOXING CHAMPION Eg BOXING 1,25 FOOTBALL l,2,3,Hg PROJECTION CLUB 25 LETTERNAN l,2,3,H. LLOYD YORK MEET HTEXH S.M.H.S. l,2,3,Ag CHORUS Ig BAND I,2,3,Ug PROJECTION CLUB 2g BASKETBALL MANAGER Ag FOOTBALL I,2,3,Ag TRACK lg HMOST IN- SPIRATIONAL PLAYERH My LETTERMAN 3,Hg BOXING l,3,A. FRANCES GALLAGHER MEET HFRANCIEU I2 YEAR SENIOR3 PRES. OF GIRLS LEAGUE U3 SEC. AND TREAS. OF MUSIC CLUB 35 STUDENT COUNCIL 3,Hg ANNUAL STAFF Hg QUILL AND SCROLL Ng PEE VEE STAFF My nDON'T TAKE MY PENNYH 35 CHORUS l,2,3,Hg HOME EC. CLUB l,2,3g PEP CLUB 3,Ug MUSIC CLUB 3,Ug P.E. 2. DAVID HULT MEET HDAVEH I2 YEAR SENIORQ HDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 3g LETTERMAN I,2g BOXING MANAGER I,2. MARY HOPKINSON MEET HMARYH S.M.H.S. 3,Ug PEE VEE STAFF U. RALPH TOWNSEND JR. MEET HDICKM S.M.H.S. 3,Ug AVERY HIGH SCHOOL I,2g SEC. OF PROJECTION. CLUB U5 CHAPLAIN OF HI-Y My MANAGER OF BASKETBALL H3 ANNUAL STAFF Ng PEE VEE STAFF 39 HDONIT TAKE MY PENNYN 3g BAND 3,Ug BASKETBALL 35 BASEBALL 3,Hg FOOTBALL 3,Hg HI-Y 3,Hg MUSIC CLUB 3,Ug PROJECTION CLUB I,2,3,H. JOYCE APPERSON MEET HAPPLESEEDH I2 YEAR SENIORQ PRES. OF TRI-HI-Y Ng VICE PRES. OF PEP CLUB Mg VICE PRES. OF MUSIC CLUB 35 TREAS. OF MUSIC CLUB up TREAS. OF HOME EC. CLUB Hg ANNUAL STAFF 3,Ng PEE VEE STAFF 3,Mg QUILL AND SCROLL Hg TRI-HI-Y Mg CHORUS 2,U3 BAND l,2,33 HOME EC. CLUB I,Ng PEP CLUB 3,HQ GIRLS LEAGUE I,2,3,Mg MUSIC CLUB 2,3,U. ELAINE SPURGEON MEET HELAINEH S.M.H.S. 2,3,Mg TREAS. OF TRI-HI-Y U3 QUILL AND SCROLL U5 ANNUAL STAFF 3g PEE VEE STAFF 3,Ng HDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 CHORUS 25 GIRLS LEAGUE 2,3,Hg MAJORETTES 2,35 BASKETBALL 2,3g PET CLUB Up TRI-HI-Y Hg MUSIC CLUB 2,3,H. HOWARD WETZEL MEET HHOWIEH I2 YEAR SENIORQ PRES. OF CLASS 35 PRES. OF HI-Y Ag VICE PRES. OF LETTERMANIS 3g SEC. OF HI-Y 3QASSTQ EDITOR OF ANNUAL EDITOR OF ANNUAL STAFF U' CHORUS I 2 3' BAND I,2,Ng STAFF 3,2 J 1 1 : BOYS! QUARTET I,2,3,HQ MUSIC CLUB 3,Ug HI-Y 3'HQ NDONIT TAKE MY PENNYH 35 PANHANDLE PRESS CONFERENCE 39 BASEBALL 2,3,Ag BASKETBALL I,2,3,HQ FOOTBALL 3,Ns LETTERMAN 2,3,u- SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES PAUL BouOREAu MEET IIFAULH S.M-H.S- I,2,3,II- LYNN ALEXANDER HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL I3 5-M-H-5- 2,3,U: PEE VEE STAFF My PROJECTION CLUB 2g BOXING 2. STANTON MARSHALL MEET HSTANTONW 5.M.H.S. l,2,3,HQ INTERMURAL BASKETBALL 3,Ng PROJECTION CLUB U. 15 SEIIIUII CII-ISS UIIII WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARIE5 HIGH SCHOOL, BEING OF QUESTIONABLE MIND AND MEMORY, AND CONSIDERING THE UNCERTAINTY OF OUR FRAIL AND TRANSITORY LIVES, DO THEREFORE MAKE, ORDAIN, PUBLISH, AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. WE, CAROLE LAVIGNE AND ALYNE GARDINER DECIDED WE COULDNIT SPARE ANYTHING, WE'RE TAKING ALL WEIVE GOT WITH US CAUSE WE ARE GOING TO NEED IT. I, STAN JACOT, WILL MY SEAT IN FOURTH PERIOD STUDY HALL TO THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS TO BE USED DURING NOON HOUR. I, PAT ANGELO, WILL MY ABILITY TO ROVE IN THE HALLS DURING CLASS TO ALL FUTURE BOOKKEEPING STUDENTS OF S.M.H.S. 4 I, ROY ALDERMAN, WILL MY LOCKER TO FLORABELL ST. GEORGE. I, DON APPERSON, WILL MY ABILITY TO BUM A RIDE HOME AFTER FOOTBALL PRACTICE TO JIM CROSON. I, CLARENCE BATES, WILL MY PET PEEVE, JEAN PUGH TO ANYONE WHO CAN STAND HER. l, ARTHUR HERBOLDT, WILL MY ABILITY TO GROW A BEARD TO MR. MINTY. I, LARRY OESER, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND SHARP FIGURES, WILL MY BOOKKEEPING ABILITY TO JOANNE SEAMAN. I, STANTON MARSHALL, WILL MY ABILITY TO SNEAK OUT OF SCHOOL WITHOUT GETTING CAUGHT TO JACKIE CHAMBERS. I, STANLEY RANDALL, WILL MY POWER TO STAY AWAY FROM WOMEN TO JERRY QUANE. I, DON TAISEY, WILL MY ABILITY TO MAKE THE FEMININE HEARTS FLUTTER TO CASANOVA CARPENTER. I, PEARL YODER, WILL MY GREAT HEIGHT TO BUNNY WILLIAMS, ALL FIVE FEET NINE OF IT. I, OPHA WIGHT, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO DRIVE A CAR TO JERRY BOTTS. I, HOWARD WETZEL, WILL MY MODEL A LEMON-SINE TO ANYBODY WHO KNOWS THE COMBINATION AND CAN AFFORD TO RUN THE LEMON. I, RUTH PAPENFUHS, WILL MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH MY BROTHER TO NADINE STANLEY, PRO- VIDING SHE DOES A BETTER JOB OF IT THAN I DO. I, JOYCE APPERSON, WI LL TO BETTY PEASE, ONE SLIGHTLY USED BOX OF RY-KRISP. I, SUZIE FOUNTAIN, WILL MY CURLY LOCKS TO ALMA QUALLS, PROVIDING SHE TAKES GOOD CARE OF THEM. I, MARGARET WARNER, WILL MY QUIETNESS TO THAT NOISY SOPHOMORE, EDEANE TOBIAS, I, DON JOHNSON, WILL MY ABILITY TO PLAY CARDS TO uLUKE.u I PETE JOHNSON, WILL MY LONG BLOND HAIR TO i JOHNNY BREBNER, FOR BETTER OR WORSE. I, BENITO MELLEN, WILL WHATEVER IIVE GOT T0 WHOMEVER WANTS IT IN THE HOPE THAT THEY WILL MAKE GOOD USE OF IT. I, LYLE SPICER, WILL MY ABILITY TO GET THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL WITHOUT STUDYING TEXT BOOKS TO ALL THE PRESENT AND FUTURE BOOK WORMS OF S.M.H.S. I, LOLA HAMLIN, WILL MY GAY DISPOSITION, MY READY SMILE AND CONTAGIOUS FRIENDLINESS TO SHARON HAYES, WITH FERVENT HOPES THAT IT MAY ENCOURAGE HER TO COME DOWN AMONG THE FOLKS AND HAVE FUN. LYNN ALEXANDER, WILL MY ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH ROSY HAMLIN TO DUSTY WIGHT. I DAVID HULT, WILL MY HUNTING ABILITY TO I MARY MCLEOD. I, WAYNE HUMPHREY, WILL MY PRETTY BLUE EYES TO DONNA SPICER. I, BOB MOE, WILL MY ABILITY To STICK TO ONE WOMAN FOR 2 YEARS TO WILLIE PENDELL. I, ELAINE SPURGEON, WILL MY BOXING GLOVES TO BARBARA CARR. I, PHYLLIS SPURGEON, WILL MY ABILITY TO GET INTO TROUBLE TO JOYCE BROWN. I, MARY JOHNSTON AMOS, WILL MY HAPPY MARRIED LIFE TO PATRICIA TORCHIE. I, DON MCCABE, BEING OF A GENEROUS SPIRIT, WILL THE STUDENT BODY TREASURERSHIP TO JIM EMER- SON, MY TRADITIONAL RIVAL. I, LYLA ARRHENIU5, WITH FIRM PURPOSE IN MIND, WILL MY GOOD LOOKS AND ABILITY TO COMB MY HAIR TO THAT MANLY JIM CROSON. n I, FRED CRANER, WILL MY LIOUOR CAPACITY TO DON REIDHAAR. I, FRANCES GALLAGHER, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND LOTS OF BODY, WILL MY CHAIR IN THE SUPERIN- TENDENTS OFFICE TO RUBY HERBOLDT PROVIDING SHE COMMITS A MISDEMEANOR EVERY DAY TO KEEP UP My RECORD. I, MICKEY DONALLY, WILL MY ABILITY TO TALK IN STUDY HALL, WITHOUT GETTING CAUGHT, TO DICK CASE. I, MARY EPLER, WILL MY SLIGHTLY BEAT UP ROYAL TYPEWRITER TO ROBERT MAVES--VERY GLADLY, I, MARLENE WILLIAMS, WILL MY ABILITY TO BE QUIET IN FOURTH PERIOD CHORUS TO EDEANE TOBIA5, I, TEX YORK, WILL MY FOOTBALL UNIFORM TO MARY MCLEOD AND DONNA SPICER, IN THE HOPES THAT IT WILL PROTECT THEM WHEN ONE OF THOSE BACK FLIPS BACKFIRES. I, MARY HOPKINSON, WILL THE ONLY THING I POSSESS, PERFECT FRENCH, TO PAT TORCHIE, TO USE AS SHE SEES FIT, ESPECIALLY IN TYPING CLASS. I, IN WITNESS WHEREOF WE HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCR,B5D OUR NAMES AND AFFIXED OUR SEAL ON THIS DAY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY. U Sl l0R CIASS WITH A RECORD ENROLLMENT OF SEVENTY-ONE STUDENTS, THE FRESHMAN CLASS OF l9U6 STARTED THEIR EDUCATION AT S.M.H.S. PATSY DIMICO WAS THEIR PRESIDENTQ DON APPER- SON, VICEPRESIDENTQ ALYNE GARDINER, SECRETARYL AND SHIRLEY JONES, TREASURER. THE INITIATION, WHICH HAD BEEN ANTICIPATED AND FEARED, CAME lN NOVEMBER OF THAT YEAR. IT WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY AN ASSEMBLY WHICH PROVED ENTERTAINING FOR ALL CLASSES. To KEEP IN PRACTICE WITH AN OLD CUSTOM, THIS CLASS GAVE THE SENIORS A PARTY AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. AS SOPHOMORES, THEY CHOSE DON TAISEY AS PRESIDENTQ STANLEY RANDALL AS VICE PRESIDENTQ ANO SHIRLEY JONES AS SECRETARY-TREASURER. THEY BEGAN THEIR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BY SPON- SORING A MOVIE AND A DANCE. SHIRLEY JONES WAS CHOSEN AS THEIR CLASS SWEETHEART. TO LEAD THEM THROUGH THEIR THIRD AND MOST SOCIAL YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL, THEY CHOSE HOWARD WETZEL AS PRESIDENT. ROY ALDERMAN WAS VICE PRES- IDENTQ RUTH PAPENFUHS, SECRETARYg AND LYLA ARRHENIUS, TREASURER. VERA HORINE WAS ELECTED SWEETHEART OF THE CLASS. N ,E XC! HISIUHY MUSICAL TALENT OF SOME OF THE CLASS MEMBERS PROVED VERY BENEFICIAL TO SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. TEN GIRLS FROM THE CLASS WERE ADMITTED INTO THE PEP CLUB. THEY PRESENTED THE CLASS PLAY, DONIT TARE MY PENNYH. THEY SPONSORED MOVIES AND DANCES TO HELP FINANCE THE CLASS EVENTS. THE JUNIOR PROM AND THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BAN- QUET, WHICH WERE SPONSORED BY THIS CLASS, WERE VERY SUCCESSFUL. NOW, AT LAST THEY HAVE BECOME HIGH AND MIGHTY SENIORS. RUTH PAPENFUHS RECEIVED THE HONORABLE BECAME POSITION OF PRESIDENT. CAROLE LAVIGNE VICE PRESIDENT. BOB MOE WAS CHOSEN SECRETARY AND DON APPERSON, TREASURER. THE CLASS ADVISORS WERE MR. HAROLD THIAS AND MR. SYLVAN SEVERTSEN. THEY SPONSORED THE HOLLY HOP, AN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DANCE. ALYNE GARDINER AND HAROLD JOHNSON WERE ELECTED SNOW KING AND QUEEN. HHOBGOBLIN HOUSEH WAS CHOSEN AS THEIR PLAY. WITH FOUR SUCCESSFUL AND ENJOYABLE YEARS or HIGH SCHOOL BEHIND THEM, THE GRADUATING SENIORS OF l95O EAGERLY LOOK FORWARD TO SNEAK DAY, BACCALAUREATE, GRADUATION AND A PROFITABLE FUTURE. CLASS ..r'N 7,4- . If Q 5 'L X Xa-47 17 Q L S - ,MT Rf TIF JUHIUHS James Emerson President Dolores Foster Vice President Me rilyn Papenfuhs Secretary Sam Jacot Treasurer Edward Mellen Agnes Johnson Margie Johnston Dusty Wight Betty Elmes W JUHIUHS Jessie Roan Donald Brock Eugene Bergman Bernadine Williams Glenna Cardwell Lee Carpenter Delmar Odegaard Patricia Torchie Donald Reidhaar A JUHIURS Bobby Marzulli Kay Alexander Betty Horine William Pendell Ronald Ebert Joanne Seaman Lila Cox Ma rjean Smith Betty Gloyne f?eY,f' Z7 Junior Pictures Bennett s Studlo JUHIUHS Mary McQuade Laura Stoness Robert Werdell Elizabeth Devoe Jim Croson Pat Hayes Rose Kile Betty Sine s Betty Pease JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In their third year of high school, this class prepared for the social events which are their duty to sponsor. Bernadine Williams and Don Reidhaar were elected to the Student Council. Mr. Frazier was chosen as their class ad- visor. They produced the play Handy Man and conducted sales in order to raise money. Ten girls from this class were chosen as Pep Club members. The Junior Prom and the Junior-Senior Banquet are among the activities they have planned for this year. Other Juniors Edwin Daws on Alma Qualls Y, Skippy Juruor Norton Se file MO , Dyna .dent Vice President Cretary, Treg-EIS Urer SUPHUIHUHE CLHSS Prem MURDERING THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ERS DWIGHT ARRHENIUS CHARLES BENTLY, JAMES BONDS, JERRY BOTTS, DON BOYCE, CLASS MEMB : I JOHN BREBNER, BILL CLARK, WALTER DEVAULT, EDDIE DINICO, BILL EBERSPECHER, DEWEY EPLEY, JACK FOUNTAIN, BOB HARRINGTON, LAWRENCE HAYDEN, RUSSELL IVERSON, DONALD KINGSLEY, RO- BERT MAVES, SPENCER NITCY, JUNIOR NORTON, CARL NYBERG, PETE PETERSON, RICHARD POWELL, T N DAVE SHIPPY, RONALD SWAFFORD, DAVID THOMAS, JERRY QUANE, GERALD RENFRO, PETE SEX O , LONNIE VELDEZ,'FRED WALKER, ROBERT WILSKE, ROBERT WOODBURY, DWIGHT NEWTON, JOANNE AHR, MARIE ANDERSON, LORETTA ASBURY, SHIRLEY AUSTIN, DONNA BAILEY, LELA FRANCK, PATSY GRIG5- BY, PHYLLIS GROW, ROSALIE HAMLIN, NINA HULT, LOUISE JOHNSON, BETTY KINGSLEY, BETTY KRUOER, RUTH MILLER, VIRGINIA MILLER, DOROTHY MOORE, JEANNIE MORRIS, SHAREN MOSHINSKY, ANITA POWELL, JEANNE PUGH, SANDRA PUGH, NANCY SCHOENWALD, NERLA SHERRARO, EVELYN SEIBERT, FLORABELLE ST. GEORGE, DONNA TAISEY, EDEANE TOBIAS, CAROL WERDELL, ELLEN WILLIAMS, BARBARA WOODARD, BARBARA CARR, SHARON HAYES. l I I 52 III N f I If Il IMI ll, I'?7.fh lnlhll e, 1,5 ' L' SI,lXl::l N41 In .Nav ,IIN g S I gfrfx ,nf ' - L. S 0 3 - N , - , 1, If -- S- wig if ,IL -- JT 3411 W, ' f- ' W 1,1IQIj,,,SCHI2I2.f 4 vm: flu 4 x ,Of Ifflfi Ill' . t nley Bob Yenor Rub e S a Secret V Herboldt Nafgi-lesident Vice President ary, Tr easurer FHESHHIHH CLHSS 0 XXIQ! If Jil .4-.1 f ' Y gifzi- ' V -L: ' .,... fi, V ? l CLASS MEMBERS: ANNIE ALDERMAN, KARIN ANDERSON, SALLY BENTON, JOYCE BLANKENSHIP, JOYCE BROWN, KATHRYN CHRISTENSON, LINNETTA DUNCAN, ZELLA GOODWIN, MILDRED HARRINGTON, BETTY HAYNES, RUBY HERBOLDT, MARJORIE LARSON, ALICE LINN, LILAS MARQDETTE. MARY MCLEOD, CAROLINE NORDIN, PEGGY POWELL, ELSIE PRYNE, GWEN SCRIBNER, MAJORIE SMITH, DONNA SPICER, NADINE STANLEY, MINA SWEENY, SALLY VOGEL, CHARLENE WADDELL, BARBARA WARNER, FUCHS, ESTHER ADAMS, SHIRLEY CRANE, JEANINE SANQUINET, LYLE JANET YARBER, ROSE MARY T ANDERSON LELAND BAILEY, CLIFFORD BRAZEAU, RICHARD CASE, BILLY CRAVEN, AMOS, GILBER I DOUGLAS DONALLY, DICK FISH, GARY GIBSON, J. C. GIBSON, DONALD GUNTHER, FRED GUNTHER, MEANS KEITH MICHAEL, EDWIN MOTTERN, RALPH PAPENFUH5, ROY PRYNE, I NORMAN HOPPE, LAMAR , JOHHHRDROBERTS, PAUL SEIBERT, BURT SMITH, DEWEY SPOONER, DONALD ST. GEORGE, LARRY WIENMANN, BOB YENOR, JAMES DERRY, ALFRED QUINCY, DONALD SPOONER, DICK CLARK, TON ELSEN, MARIE SINES. Z3 AH-an ww. M Nm' JOANNE ST. GEORGE PRESIDENT GERALD ALLEN SERGANT-AT-ARMS SHIRLEY SWEENEY VICE PRESIDENT NADINE LOWRY VICE PRESIDENT BILLIE JEAN TAISEY SECRETARY, TREASURER ERNIE PENDELL PRESIDENT EARL GLEASON SECRETARY, TREASURER EIGHTH GHHDE l I V' J: fy' If1 Q .ffl , 1,441 ' xy' Jil Ill, ,AMX ,f lin 'J' Ill ,AXN GNP I . lh'fH 1' X If 0' ,' ll xxx 1,1 Q If LII ' fy xxx I ' W, O 0 'I' N 4 : ' I IL ,, ,i .AL 2 Lf, LLL, ' I CI' 4N::bq, ,ID xk5 ' ' - Q . J .LN ,fix Q S - I 0 he L I' ' 'B -- af-'Q IOTT'-1 2 'TTT' 'S D ...f k '-1x 4-4. . - A - '- I PULLING YOUR GRADES UP OUT OF THE MUD CLASS MEMBERS: MARGARET ADAMS, GARY ALEXANDER, LEONA ARRHENIUS, GEORGE BANDEROD, DICKEY BARR, DAVID BEDWELL, GEORGE BEDWELL, BOBBY BOWMER, PATSY ANN BROWN, LEONARD CARDWELL, GEORGIA EGBERT, CATHERINE EPLER, JAMIE FRANKLIN, EARL GLEASON, MARILYN GRIFFIN, FRED GROVE, ROBERT HELGESON, VIRGINIA HELGESON, GERALDINE HILLS, BONITA HOPPE, GEORGE HORNBERGER, DONNA HORROCKS, BEEBE HOWELL, JOHN KERRICK, VAN LARSQN, NADINE LOWRY, JOHN MIESEN, ERNEST PENDELL, BILLY POOLE, JOE POPE, WILLIAM TAYLOR, LAVERN VANNATTER, BILLY LEE ANDERSON, DORLA BAILY, BETTY BALDOCK, ROBERT 5ARKER, JOYCE BEALS, BETTY BOTTS, BILLY BOOTH, SHARON CARPENTER, BENNIE CLOUSLR, MARJQRIE A FABRICIUS, PAULINE HERBOLDT, ELMA JUHNKE, WILLIAM L,5H I ANNA LOUNSBURY, ARTHUR LOUNSBURY, RAYMOND MARKLEY, MARILYN MARTYn IRA MILES, CHARLOTTE PETERSON, MARY JEAN PORRET, JOAN ROSSIGNAL, JIMMY ST. GEORGE, JOANN ST, GEORGE FRED 1 SEIFERTI TwYLLA SMILEY, GERALD ALLEN, JIMMY STRITE, BUDDY STURMAN, SHIRLEY SWEENEY I BILLY GERALD ALLEN, JIMMY STRITE, BUDDY STURMAN, SHIRLEY SWEENEY, BILLY JEAN TAISEY FRANK THATCHER, LESLIE VANNATTER, BOBBY WELCH, JAMES WILKINSON, DONNA YODERI , DEVAULT, FRANK DEVOE, WILM Z4 , sf' QI Vxm My ,,. y .4 YARD ETZEh, BUSINESS MANAGER ANO ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER -- MERILYN PAPENFUHQ DON MCCABE,5AM JACOT. V I I il I3 I I! LUIHBEHIIHCH STHH ACTIVITIES -- STANLEY JACOT, PEARL YODER, BUNNY WILLIAMS. SNAPSHOTS -- SUZY FOUNTAIN, BETTY GLOYNE, MARGARET WARNER, AGNES JOHNSON. INTERESTING PEOPLE -- RALPH TOWNSEND, DON REIDHAAR. ART -- JOYCE ARRERSON, LELA FRANCK, JOANN AHR. 2? 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PEP CLUB SENIOR MEMBERS LYLA ARRHENIUS, CAROLE LAVIGNE, ALYNE GARD- INER, MARLENE WILLIAMS, SUZANNE FOUNTAIN, MARGARET WARNER. MARY EPLER, LOLA HAMLIN, MARY HOPKINSON, MARY AMOS, ELAINE SPURGEON, JOYCE APPERSON, RUTH PAPENFUH5, FRANCES GALLAGHER, PHYLLIS SPURGEON, PEARL YODER. I CHEERLEADERS DONNA SPICER, AGNES JOHNSON, MARY MCLEOD. JUNIOR MEMBERS DOLORES FOSTER, BERNADINE WILLIAMS, BETTY GLOYNE, MERILYN PAPENFUHS, MARJORIE JOHN- STON, BETTY ELMES. DONNA SPICER, AGNES JOHN- SON, BETTY DEvoE, BETTY HORINE, BETTY SINES, MARY MCLEOD. I 2 8 SENIOR MENBERS PEARL YODER, MARGARET WARNER, RUTH PAPENFUHS, ELAINE SPURGEON. CAROLE LAVIGNE, JOYCE APPER- SON, SUZANNE FOUNTAIN. TRI-H.I-U JUNIOR MENBERS MARJEAN SMITH, BETTY DEvoE, LAURA STONESS, MARJORIE JOHNSTON, MERILYN PAPENFUHS. BETTY Lou PEASE, BETTY SINES, JESSIE ROAN, BERNA- DINE WILLIAMS, BETTY GLOYNE. 29 SAM JACOT, JIM EMERSON, HOWARD WETZEL, D1cK TOWNSEND, DON BOYCE. DAVID SHIPPY, PETE JOHN- SON, JERRY QUANE, DON REIDHAAR, RUSSELL IVER- SON . IHUSIC CLUB ALYNE GARDINER, AGNES JOHNSON, RUTH PAPENFUHS, JOYCE APPERSON, EDEANE TOBIAS. MARLENE WILLIAMS, LARRY OESER, FRANCES GALLAOHER, GORDON MCLEOD, DICK TOwNSENO, LOUISE JOHNSON. PEARL YOOER, PAT HAYES, BETTY GLOYNE. SUZANNE FOUNTAIN, MARGARET WARNER. PETE JOHNSON, DON MCCABE, DON TAISEY, Boa MOE, ELAINE SPURGEON. F .I I 2 I JF' Q52 I.,,, 5 EW? -nI 'VI . F. H. H. ROSE KILE, MARJEAN SMITH, BETTY DEVO BROWN, MARLENE WILLIAMS, DONNA BAILEY, MARIE ANDERSON, MARY MCQUAOE, CAROL WERDELL, LELA FRANCK, JOYCE APPERSON, MERLA SHERRARO, BETTY KINGSLEY. E 2 JOYCE I I! 3 5 5 5 J 3 S 25 3 ! ,AI DON APPERSON, JOHN KERRICK, LLOYD YORK, VAN LARSON, DICK TOWNSEND, HOWARD WETZEL, GORDON MCLEOD, LARRY OESER- MR. SEVERSTON, JOYCE BLANKENSHIP, NADINE STANLEY, JEAN MORRIS, PEARL YODER, BETTY HAYNES, PAT ANGELO, FRED CRANER, NADINE LONRY, BETTY GLOYNE, DONNA SPICER. 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There were many booths, some of which were: throwing darts at ballons, penny pitch, duck pond, bingo, fish pond, roulette wheel, throwing baseballs at milk bottles and even a fortune teller. It was very successful, T. zcket Booth The children and town people enjoyed the fun and were happy to help the school by attending. We also had a very suc- cessful raffle which netted considerable income. The proceeds of the raffle and the carnival were used to pay for last year's Lumberjack. thanks to the help of the high-school students who participated in constructing the booths and also working in them. CLUBS WHO HELPED Mothers Club Eagles Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary V.F.W. Auxiliary Lions Club Grange MERCHANTS WHO DONATED J. C. Penney Moe Sales and Service Murphy's Corner Martin's Dry Goods St. Maries Variety Store St. Maries Drug Company Bingo 1. 1 X A wg t A Wi' ., 5 A ' .V ' ' AMN egg: A 'V' 37 . r l: WJ. 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GIBSON--MOST POPULAR HOwARD WETZEL--BEST DANCER PETE JOHNSON--BEST DRESSED 'FR1Tz' CRANER--THE BOLDEST LARRY OESER--HAROEST WORKING AGNES JOHNSON--BEST LOOKING FRANCES GALLAGHER--MOST POPULAR ALYNE GARDNER--BEST DANCER SALLY VOGEL--BEST DRESSED MINA SwEENEY--THE BOLDEST RUTH PAPENFUHS--HAROEST WORKING M X 5 f NM . 3 ,p lUHU'S UIHU ! if: , is Mr WMQV'h M7 'gif K2 W 4912 nxw, , . 9:24 K xi N, 'H NMR- Dewzv EPLER--BIGGEST FLxRT HSPUDN MELLEN--MosT COURTEOUS Tom SM1TH--THE GRuMPuEsT DAVE SHIPPY--MOST CONQEITED Dow MCCABE--BEST MUSICIAN DELMAR ODEGAARD--MosT BASHFUL BETTY GLOYNE--BIGGEST FLIRT RUBY HERBOLDT--MOST COURTEOUS GLENNA CARDwELL--THE GRUMPIEST CAROLE LAVIGNE--MOST CONCEITED PEARL YODER--BEST MUSICIAN MOREETA Slmzs--MOST BASHFUL -vg i -a -1, .- . it I PQ QIJM 3- A xi! f I, , ..:5, ? jg!! . ,I 'I 3 gp' Y M' 'CD lUHU'S UIHU RALPH TOWNSEND JR.--MOST TALKATIVE DON REIOHAAR--MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JERRY QUANE--BASEBALL HERO FRANCES GALLAGHER R JOYCE APPERsON-- SCHOOL CLOWNS EDEANE TOBIAS--MOST TALRATIVE MARGARET WARNER--MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ROBERT MAVES--BIGGEST PEST JIM EMERSON--BASKETBALL HERO ED MELLEN--FRIENDLIEST DON TAISEY--FOOTBALL HERO ELAINE SPURGEON--BEST GIRL ATHLETE BOB MOE AND ELAINE SPuRGEoN-- BEST COUPLE ELLEN WILLIAMS--THE FRIENOLIEST f ,ff 4, -.4 Mi' 15552 K 9: kin, t ,wig X f' IQ I A Lq VN,3i55V ,A' 340.1 J jgigf f,zl gw7QI.' ,'?4Y'f '12 'fff 1, ff IW ,AW Ib, . 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Y? TOP: MANAGER PETERSON, TOWNSENO, EMERSON, MARZULLI, CROSON TAISEY, YORK, MOE, WETZEL, JACOT, SEIBERT, GIBSON, CRANER DON JOHNSON, COACH FRAZIER. BOTTOM: MANAGER RANDALL, SHIPPY I 1 2 DIMICO, APPERSON, ANGELO, QUANE, PETE JOHNSON, SPOONER, FISH, ALDERMAN, REIDHAAR, BONDS AND MANAGER DEVAULT. Coach Richard Frazier Tex York Senior center Most Inspirational Player FUUTBHLL . 46 Roy Alderman Senior tackle Captain ?- V, if ll I I 4 W W, 2? 4 L , 2' 2 5 j , 7' ..J' E - f gwiy T43 V f, , Q, 25: ' , ui ,J if WM' f1Af','VA' , 'vii 545231-, M' -an , , Ar I I' ' Wg. - L1 .1 .N ' 0. PIIISIIIII HI-IIIIHIS COACH FRAZIERIS SECOND YEAR OPENED THE GRID- IRON SEASON WITH TEN RETURNING LETTERMEN TO MAKE UP THE NUCLEUS OF THE IM9 SQUAD. CDNSIDERADLE CHANGING OF THE PLAYERS POSITIONS WERE MADE AND THE STARTING ELEVEN TOOK TO THE LOCAL FIELD AGAINST THE RED AND WHITE SANDPOINT BULLDOGS WITH YORK, JOHNSON, CROSON, ALDERMAN, WETZEL, EMERSON, MOE, TAISEY, AND CRANER AS LETTERMEN AND QUANE AND GIBSON AS THE TWO NDN-LETTERMEN. SANDPOINT WAS TOUGH AND TRICKEY AND THRIcE SCORED, ON THE INExPERIENcE OF THE NRIVER CITYN BOYS, TO WIN BY AN I3 TO O SCORE. ST. MARIES TOOK TO THE NIGHT LIGHTS AT POTLACH AND IN THE END HALF KNDTTED THE SCORE AT 6 ALL BUT COULDNIT EDNVERT FOR THE WINNING POINT. THIS wAS DON JOHNSONIS LAST GAME BECAUSE OF THE IDAHO AGE LAW. A HEAVY, HARD-GHARGING KELLOGG TEAM TOOK To THE nGREENIESn GRIDIRDN TO MAKE IT TWO IN A Row OVER THE HAPLESS IJACKS. JACOT WAS THE NEW MAN ON THE STARTING LINEUP FDR THIS GAME. OUT NEIGHED Mo POUNDS PER MAN THE LUMBERJACKS HAD TO MAKE UP FOR LOST WEIGHT IN TEAM FIGHT AND SPIRIT BUT COULDNIT CRASH THE GOAL LINE WHILE THE 'CATS SCORED U TIMES AND CONVERTED TWICE FOR A 26 TD O SEDRE. THE LAST HOME GAME wAS PLAYED WITH THE BONNER5 FERRY DADGERS FALLING VICTIMS TO THE FIGHTING 'JACKS 22 TO O. THE SECOND STRING OF PETE JOHN- SON, TOWNSEND, REIDHAAR, APPERSON, DIMICO, MAR- ZULLI, BONDS, SPOONER, SHIPPY, ANGELO, SEIBERT, AND FISH SAW ACTION AND LET THE BADGERS INSIDE THE 25 YARD LINE ONLY ONCE BUT WOULDNIT LET THEM SCORE. MCLEOD, SENIOR FULLBADK HAD BROKEN HIS LEG BEFORE THIS GAME AND WAS LAYED UP FOR THE REST OF THE SEASDN. COLFAX, WASH. WAS THE SECOND NDN-cDNFERENcE TILT AND THE DULLDDGS HAD ST. MARIES LIDKING THE DIRT, GOING OVER, UNDER, THRU AND AROUND THEM FDR 3 TOUCHDOWNS AND CDNSIDERADLE YARDAGE. AFTER THEIR 20 TO T DEFEAT BY COLFAX THE LUM- BERJACKS RECEIVED THE MYTHICAL I??I NMOST TAPED TEAM AWARD DF THE PANHANDLE FOR I9H9W. INVADING THE WALLACE FIELD THE GREEN AND WHITE WERE HIT HARD AND FAST ON THE RAIN SDAKED HPLAY- GROUNDN AND PROVIDED A HEARTLESS BALL GAME SINKING INTO MUD AND SOLITUDE WHILE WATCHING THE MINERS SCORE 6 TOUCHDOWNS AND A SAFETY FDR A STAUNGH NI TO O wIN. THE ARMISTICE DAY CLASSIC BETWEEN ST. MARIES AND COEUR DIALENE APPEARED ON FOREIGN MUDDY SOIL FDR THE LUMEERJAEKS WITH THE VIKINGS COMING OUT THE VICTORS 27 TO 6. THE 'JACKS SHOWED POWER IN THEIR FORWARD WALL, STOPPING THE BLUE AND WHITE COLD ON ALL LINE PLUNGES BUT THEIR DwN DRIVES WERE EDNSTANTLY STDPPED BY PENALITIES THAT SHOWED THE BOYS AS vERY AGGRESSIvE. ALTHOUGH THE GAME CAME OUT H TOUCHDOWNS TO I THE SENIOR IJACKS, TAISEY, MOE, JOHNSON, ANGELO, WETZEL, TOWNSEND, ALDERMAN, APPERSON, AND YORK WERE SATISFIED THAT THEIR LAST GAME wAS ONE OF FIGHT AND SPIRIT TO THE LAST. THE TEAM, ALTHOUGH PATRDNIZING THE LOSING COLUMN FIVE TIMES, SHDwED FIGHT AND SPIRIT AND THEY THEMSELvES SAY THAT ALTHOUGH HE LOVED RUNNINI AND JOGGIN' COACH FRAZIER WAS THE FINEST, BEST LIKED cDAcH THEY HAD EVER HAD OR SEEN. THE TEAM WAS PLAGUED WITH INJURIES ALL SEASON WHICH UN- DDUDTEDLY STOPPED SOME SCORING OPPORTUNITIES. I A ' jfggsxgi ff Cigisfgiq -3 '22 JIM EMERSON , RTM, DAVE SHI PPY i'fji'4a5I'12hY1B1 L ,EITVKMHW B SQUAD STANDING: LEFT TO Reel-1T: JAY GIBSON, PAUL SEIBERT, TOM El-SEN, SAI-1 JACOT, DON BOYCE, COACH DICK FRA- ZIER. KNEELINGQ LEFT TO R.OHTg GARY GIBSON, LARRY WEINMAN, DEWEY SPOONER, JAMES BONDS, RUSSELL lvgp- SCN, MANAGER, Bos MARZULLI A SQUAD STANDINGQ LEFT TO RIGHT: COACH DICK FRAZIER, JIM EMERSON, DON TAISFY, BOB MOE, HOWARD WETZEL, PAUL SEIBERT, MANAGER TEX YORK. KNEELING9 LEFT TO RIGHT: JAY GIBSON, JERRY QUANE, PETE JOHNSON, SAM JACOT, EDWARD MELLEN, MANAGER DICK TOWNSEND BHSHETBHLL Although the 1949-50 Lumberjacks lacked reserves, their team work and speed accounted for the fairly successful season. High scorer for St. Maries was Wetzel, star center with 163 points. The Lumberjacks played ZZ games this season and won 8. Conference Standings Tournament Standings Won Lost Pct. W L Coeur d'Alene 14 0 1.000 Coeur d'Alene 3 0 Wallace 10 4 714 Wallace Z l , Kellogg 9 5 643 Kellogg Z 1 Sandpoint 8 6 573 Sandpoint 1 Z St. Maries 5 9 357 St, Maries Z 1 fi Bonners Ferry 5 9 357 Bonners Ferry 1 Z Mullan 4 10 286 Mullan 1 2 f Priest River 1 13 O73 Priest River O 3 St. Maries had a successful trip to the tournament which was held at Wallace. Tournament jitters and being unfamiliar with the baskets, the Lumber-jacks dropped their first game to Wallace Z6-32. The next day they loafed and escaped with a lucky 30-Z4 win Ove 1- Prie st River. In the final game of the tournament they beat Bonners Ferry for the consolation trophy 35-33. Name Pos. Fg. Ft. Tp. Name L POS, Fg, pt, Wetzel f 53 57 163 Gibson g 9 14 Taisey f 49 49 147 Mellen g 8 1 2. Quane g 46 Z7 119 N106 f 6 3 Emerson f 35 41 111 Jacot f O 3 Johnson g Z2 Z0 64 Seibe rt f O 0 50 Total Points 582 Tp. A, 32 Z8 5 15 A. 3 0 41. . HH 'KEN ik, if ,af if Riva' Q Q rg.: ga- I . I X t D xx. of ylffx Ps x .N X lv Y Lx S -. .V , 'Ns 2 aa ff! Mn ii: if I' f Q 2 'AMW 1 Fred Guenther Don Gueniher Bob Yenor CHlbert.Anderson Ronald Swofford Leland Bailey Dougla5lDonaHy Dick Clark Dick Case Fred Craner Stanley Randall Pat Angello Stanton,hAarshaU Mickey DonaHy Waynelhunphrey Ronald Ebert Dehnar Odegaard Bob Werdell John Brebner Dewey'Epler Dave Shippy Lonnie Valdez Pete Sexton Jerry Renfro DavRlThoUmS Lawrence Hayden Jack Fountahi Don SL George Keith Micheal Lamar Means Year Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Sr. Sr. SL SL Sn Sr. JL Jr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Frosh Frosh Frosh Frosh Donna Spicer,bAary'hAcLeod CHEEHLEHDEHS all none none none none none none none none none none two none none none none none none one one one one none none none none none none none none none X won lost drew 'TT-Ti 3 l Z 1 Z l l 5 l O 4 l Z 3 l O l O l O l O l l O l O O O O O O O l O O O 1 1 xl XJ inf- Q5 ' Lol X lg xx 0,9 v f J H fkv! 5 5 I' Z ,ff'M: 1 5 , f Xf X K I Q f X i A I L .if ' 1 X542 J-QW X A Eff X X X flew., B55 li! P33 1 iw -M , y ff' f ' Iwi' 1652 Wi! 5 f,,,, X '62, 2 Y f V' 'f .WV M, f 4, V My, ff 3 61 , ,y.,f '1 XX, 1 X 5 5 , . x I 'H 5 5. iii. ,Q , 'Q . ' 'Qin Y if ,, 53, 1 L x , , N L X Q ' 0732? M. 2 ' Q iw. 4 J W, LEI-'T TO RIGHT: HANDY ROBERTSON, MITZIE MILLER, MARY JANE PRICE, SPIKE O'BRIEN, BERT MORRIS. LEFT TO RIGHT: SIDNEY COLLINS, MITZIE MILLER, DUCKEY TIPTON, MARY JANE PRICE. I, Handy Man became a real live comedy asthecharactersofthisplayxwereportrayed byznernbers ofthe Junior Class. This story deals with .Toe Robertson, Handy , who while working his way through college, came in Contact with the Miller fannly. hdhzi,Uueyoungestdaughter,rented the basement room to Handy without per- mission from the family and made up a Wild story about his having awife and baby. This story Caused many difficulties within the kAHler househokL Fronithen onitis afree for all with all the trimmings but it ends happibffor everyone. 54 IIUHIUR CLHSS PLHU HHANDY MANH LEFT TO RIGHT: DON REIDHAAR, FRED MILLER, DON BROCK, BERT MORRIS, JIM EMERSON, SPIKE O'BRIENg LEE CARPENTER, BEN MILLER, GENE BERGMAN, SIDNEY COLLINS, DOLORES FOSTER, MRS. COONEYQ MARJORIE JOHNSTON, MRS. ROBERT- SON, BETTY LOU PEASE, HARRIET MILLER, EDWARD MELLEN, RADIO VOICE, BETTY ELM5, MRS. CUSTERQ MARY MCQUADE, DUCKY TIPTONQ AGNES JOHNSON, MARY JANE PRICE, BETTY GLOYNE, MITZI MILLERQ BETTY DEVOE, LENORE LONG, LAURA STONESS, KATI-IIE MILLER, WILLIE PENDELL, JOE HANOY ROBERTSON. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRED MILLER, HARRIET MILLER, BEN MILLER, MITZI MILLER, KATHIE MILLER. E E I 'Zfff--1 L ' C? O O O ,CHX S'-. i V- J Q L at 4, . '4 'g' BXCC f' . iz 6539 i 4 ' ' 1 ' C. , ' 2625 JK-f FIRST ROW: MARGARET WARNER, RUTH PAPENFUHS, ELAINE SPURGEQN, PHYLLIS SPURGEON, PEARL YooER, ALYNE GARDINER. SECOND ROW: DON APPERSON, ROY ALDERMAN, GORDON MCLEOD, LARRY OESER, LLoYo YORK, RALPH TOWNSEND, PETE JEHNSON, FRANCES GALLAGHER. HHOBGOBLIN HOUSE Hobgoblin House is the play which the Senior Class chose and put on this Spring. It is a mystery comedy combination. This story is about a house which is alleged to be haunted. Aunt Prissy Carter, has bought the house just from having seen it in a photograph. Excitement developed when they began to hear strange sounds and see weird shapes all over the house. It is ended when they discover that the Headless Phantom, which is supposed to be a ghost of Bluebeard Bronson's wife, turns out to be an heiress who has been kidnapped five weeks earlier by Bluebeard Bronson, and Bill Wilkins, and held captive for reward money. Mr. Harold Thias directed the play and the cast consists of the following: Darius Krupp, the old caretaker of the house ........ Dick Townsend Priscilla Carter, the present owner .... . . . Pearl Yoder Marian Carter, her niece ..... . . Ruth Papenfuhs Jill Carter, her younger sister . . . Margaret Warner Frank Harlow, Marian's fiance . . . . Gordon McLeod Jack Loring, Iill's fiance ....... .... L loyd York Susan Parkins, an Henglish ousekeeper . . . Alyne Gardiner Henry Goober, the darky gardener. . . . . .Don Apperson A Delilah Worts, the darky Cook .... . Frances Gallagher A Bluebeard Bronson, an escaped maniac ..... . . Pete Johnson Bill Wilkins, his keeper ........... . . 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