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

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Boxing Although badly outmanned, the St. Maries pugilists were never outdone in fighting spirit. This year's squad was the smallest in several years. Under the direction of Wally Thorpe the Jacks dropped five fights, failing to win one. Bouts, Won and Lost: Kellogg Bonner s Ferry Priest River Wallace Wallace Fred Gunther John Brebner Pete Sexton Gerald Allen David Thomas Leonard Cardwell Lavern Vanetter Bob Werdell Douglas Donally Art Lounsberry Fred Grove Bob Barker 4 112 st 6 112 st 4 112 st 4 112 sf 5 st fought drew 1 1 3 1 3 3 1 3 1 4 5 1 1 1 3 1 Page Sponsor CHRISTIAN STUDIO 53 Maries Maries Maries Maries Maries WOR l Z Z 1 112 lf 2 2 3 11 3 112 o lo st Z 3 1 1 1 Z 4 1 1 1 Z

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The Record With a squad consisting of five return- ing Lettermen, 3 of whom were Seniors, the Jacks opened their season with4 wins and Z losses in pre -congerence play. Coach Frazier was again their mentor for another year. Although locking in heighth and re- serves, they we re never outmanned and rolled onto endtheir '5lseason very suc- cessfully. The St. Maries Lumberjacks had a fair season this year. In the tournament they finished in fourth place. The tournament was held in Coeur d' Alene in the new N. I. J. C. gym. It was packe d every night with a capacity of 35,000 fans. Here are the games and the way they played: St. Maries 28 Kellogg 63 St. M ' 42 M ll 38 SEASON'S GAMES sr. 40 Willie Z3 St. ' 46 St. Maries 39 Sandpoint 5322: 23 IEi?5iSi'ZL 42 34 cow 62 gt. 113322 llNVgrlZ3y 20 .Tim Emerson, Senior forward, got high St: Maries 40 Potlatch pointhonors for the year with Z65po1nts. St- Maries 28 Moscow TOURNAMENT STANDINGS st. Maries 43 Kellogg 52 St. Maries 38 Mullan I 43 Kellogg EV' If' St- Maries 35 Cogur d Alene 58 SandP0int 4 Z St. Maries 35 Priest River 32 Coeur d'Alene 3 2 St- Maries 46 Bonners Ferry 3 St. Maries Z 3 St. Maries 27 Sandpoint 59 Bonners Ferry 1 2 St. Maries 42 Wallace 40 Wallace 1 Z St. Maries 39 Mullan gg Priest River 0 2 St. Maries 37 Kellogg , Mullan 0 Z St, Maries 43 Priest River 33 St. Maries 34 Coeur d'Alene 60 CONFERENCE STANDINGS St Maries 32 Sandpoint 34 W L st' Maries 39 Bonners Ferry goegslr d'Alene . 13 1 ' - W 11 an point 11 3 St. Maries 36 a HCC Kellllogg 11 Z Wa ace 8 Mullan 5 6 St. Maries 4 10 Bonners Ferry 2 12 Priest River 2 12 CHEER LEADERS Lilas Marquette, Patsy Grigsby, Donna Taisey.

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2 ,gif , ff Boyd Leonard, Owen Sather. SECOND ROW: Richard Ryle, John Hagerty, Valjohnson, Jack FIRST ROW: Dean Morris, Johnny Thamm, Joe Supak, John Epler, Alan Mulkey, John Aktepy, 0 Boris, Ronald Ryle, Bill York, Truman Sines, Albert l-Iarnberger, Roy Duncan, MartinBon- Jeimior High port TH! 'H' 5 'N FIRST ROW: Johnny Thompson, PaulMcCabe, Boyd Leonard, Joe Supak, Owen Sather, Gerald Miller, Lauren Thaut. SECOND ROW: Jerry McFar- land, John Aktepy, Jack Botts, Alan Mulkey, Wayne Bonds, John Hag- aa 0 erry, Larry Benson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thorpe, Richard Ryle, Val John- son, Truman Sines, Jimmy Fe hling, .Ronald Ryle, Bill York, Clell Seelig, Tom Freeman. The Junior High Basketball team was slow starting but ended the season with 8 wins, 6 losses, and second place in the grade school tournament. 54