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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1962 volume:

LUMBERJACK THE 1962 LUMBERJACK SHOWER OF MEMORIES ' Presented by the Students of St . Maries High School, St. Maries, Idaho 1962 PREDICTING: SHOWER OF MEMORIES Wispy, winsome clouds gathering above can mean many things. To the farmer it can ' mean real butter to replace the margarine, or to a picnic, a holiday for ants. To April it means May, and to a cozy fireplace, attention and secur- ,-i, ' ity. But to the St. Maries High and Junior High Stu- Tt dent it means drenching him in studies, and sprinkling his time with activities. As the year has gone by, the showers continued, freshening and giving life, but never dampening spirit. Tlie 1962 Lumberjack then, sets out to reminisce with you and bring you your 1962 SHOWER OF MEMORIES. WEATHER FORECAST Lightning Flashes 5 (Activities) Barometric Pressure 17 (Organization) Come Rain or Shine 31 (Sports) Saturation Point 44 (Seniors) Rising Temperature 57 0uniors) Wind and Rain 62 (Sophomores) Visibility Poor 64 (Freshmen) Weather Elements 67 (Junior High) Thru the Storm 72 (Administration, School Board, and Faculty) IN MEMORIAM DOUGLi S HARRIS We, the Seniors of 1962, solemnly leave our Yearbook, the Lumberjack, in memory of our friend and classmate, Douglas Harris . ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING GAME 1 lie ueKiist moving in. Joseph making a nice tackle. Margi leading a cheer at the pep rally. STANCIL TEXACO Watcliing tlie half time entertainment COUPLE OF THE YEAR: Mai i Suulci .ukI CluicK llraJhuo CANDIDATES: Terry Moe, Janice Broadfoot, Chuck Bradbury. Margi Studcr, Jan Parsons, Phil Spiesman, Leota Stancil, John Adams. MIDWAY CAFE FRESHMAN-SENIOR PARTY GENE ' S BARBER SHOP Dorothy M. 3 COINS IN A FOUNTAIN CHARLIE ' S SAW SHOP ENCHANTED SEA CO-OP SUPPLY INC. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Madge Talmadge Janine Pomerinke Lura Scudder Rosalyn Krueger Gladys Talmadge Carol Irvine Annie Bassett Margaret Studer Tucker Pruitt Marshall Reddekopp Inis Pruitt Judy Ruggenberg Alexander Talmadge Kent Seelig Freda Borden Glenda Smith Glen Talmadge Phil Spiesman Kathryn Bock Smythe Janice Cochran Flora Bock Carma Walden Director. . .Ragnar E. Benson Student Director . . .RayMatteson Prompter. . . Kathy Best tt GRANDMA, HOW COULD YOU Connie Marquardt sprays Steve Lewis ' Carma Walden and Joyce Porret. diroat. SENIOR CLASS PLAY TAKE YOUR MEDICINE CAST Mr . Puckett Ray Matteson Mr. Henry K. Dodson • Steve Lewis Miss Holt Kathiy Best Jack Benson Marshall Redd ekopp Angela Warren Linda Broadfoot Dr . Bill Jackson Bob Bosworth Miss Dovie Finkeldink Carol Irvine Patricia Pryor Dorothy McLeod Dottie Jeanne Whitehead Lottie Joanne Monahan Miss Puckett Glenda Smith Dodie Blake Connie Marquardt Hoffendyke Harold Porret Mother Joyce Porret Little Girl Carma Walden Old Maid Joyce Sorbel Old Maid Carmen McPeak Worried Father Bob Reynolds Director. . .Mrs. Victor Camm Student Director . . .Judy Ruggenberg FROM LEFT: Dorothy McLeod, Marshall Reddekopp, Bob Bosworth, Linda Broad- foot, Kathy Best, and Steve Lewis in Harold Porret stabs Steve Lewis, while ' i- Bob Bosworth and Linda Broadfoot enter. SANTA MERCANTILE 13 BEST COUPLE Jana Wheeler and Dale Harwood MOST TALENTED Margie Studer and Steve Lewis ' _ s E N I O R H A L L O F F A M E WITTIEST Kathy Best and Harold Porret MOST COURTEOUS Annie Krimm and Bob Bosworth MURPHY ' S CORNER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jan Cochran and Kent Seelig MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Joyce Porret and Ray Matteson s E N I O R H A L L O F F A M E BEST DANCERS Judy Ruggenberg and Phil Spiesman MOST CO-OPERA TIVT Janine Pomerinke and Owen Adams THE YARDSTICK KATHY BEST SEPTEMBER ANNETTE JACOT OCTOBER GIRLS OF THE MONTH JOYCE PORRET MARCH GIRL OF THE YEAR DONNA MURPHY DECEMBER TORCHIE ' S SHELL SERVICE TORCHIE ' S DRIVE-IN 16 GLENDA SMITH FEBRUAR ' CARMEN McPEAK APRIL CONNIE MARQUARDT MAY I f ORGANIZATIONS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Margi Studer Judi Ruggenberg Connie Marquardt I is, gsmr J.V. CHEERLEADERS Charlette Welz Barbara Hudgins Sheila Hedgecock Janet Webb ' J A STUDENT COUNCIL OFHCERS Mark Pomerinke, Vice-President; Annie Krimm, Treasurer; Butch Seelig, President; I an Parsons, Secretary. 5 sir-rf SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanne WUtehead, Carol Irvine, Judy Rug - nh i .: I v.. Moe, Dorothy McLeod, Jeanne Ruggenberg, Annie Krimm, Butch Seelig, Jan Parsons, Janine Pomerinke, Coimie Barnes, Kathy Best, Joyce Porret. STANDING: Les Price, Mark Pomerinke, Bud Beck, Chuck Bradbury, Steve Lewis, Mike Zundell, Ronnie Broadfoot, Terry Moe, Bruce Dittman, Ray Matteson. ST. JOE VALLEY CLINIC OmCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Smith-- Points Chairman, Kay Thurston-- Vice -President, Joyce Porrett--Pres- ident, Kathy Best--Sergeant-at- Arms, Joyce Sorbel- -Secretary. PEP CLUB OLD MEMBERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy McLeod, Connie Mar- quardt, Judy Ruggenberg, Margi Studer, Joyce Moe. STANDING: Carol Irvine, Jan Cochran, Janine Pomerinke, Jeanne White- head, Kathy Best, Joyce Porret, Annie Krimm, Glenda Smith, Mary Lou Kruger. W 1 l ' ! NEW MEMBERS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Sundell, Trynn Hamlin, Joyce Sorbel, Jana Wheeler. STANDING: Jeanette Mueller, Kay Thurston, Joanne Monohan, Linda Broadfoot, Carmen Mc- Peak, Barbara Sibert, Jean Henning. ANN ' S BEAUTY SHOP OFFICERS Bob Reynolds, Secretary-Treasurer; Marshall Reddekopp, Vice-President; Chuck Bradbury, President; Budy Beck, Sergeant -at -Arms. ' ' LETTERMEN ' S CLUB SLATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Owen Adams, Butch Seelig, Chuck Bradbury, Phil Spiesman. STANDING: Fred Schoenick, Buddy Beck, Darrel Joseph, Mar- shall Reddekopp. .i ' SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Mot- tern, Dennis Gallagher, Jim Borg- mann. Bob Reynolds, Harold Porret, Ray Matteson. STANDING: Les Price, Steve Kruger, Mike Lind- quist. Win Applegate, Jim Martin, Wes Sayler, Mark Pomerinke, John Moe, Harry Grubham. ■n K l r ' k fi TOP ROW: Joanne Monohan, Lynn Walker, Janine Pomerinke. BOTTOM ROW: Leota Stancil, Jack Leonard, Stan Pugh, Bud Beck, Chuck Bradbury, Janet SundelL SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Kay Thurston, Vice-President; Paul Mosley, Student Council Representative; Bo Joseph, Pro- gram Chairman; Janice Cochran, Librarian; Mark Pomerinke, President; Jan Parsons, Secretary- Treasurer; Carma Walden, Program Chairman. F.T.A. Carol Irvine, Christie Olson, Cor- rine Saylor, Jeannie Porret, Mary Lou Best, Kathy Best, President; Joyce Porret, Vice-President; Jeanne Whitehead, Annie Krimm, Glenda Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Porret- Degrees Chairman; Glenda Smith-Historian; Connie Marquardt -Reporter; Jeanette Mueller-Recreation Chairman; Jean Hen- ning -Treasurer; Janine Pomerinke -President; Kathy Gregory-Song Leader; Donna Murphy -Secretary; Barbara Ebert -Vice-President; Tanya Buchanan- Parliamentarian. F.H.A. L y ' . ' ? ' ? ' FRESHMEN jmMiik S M FIRST BANK OF ST. MARIES VlES OF ST. M. m FIRST ROW: Annette J a cot, Kathy Thurston, Martha Moe, Jerry Uttley, Gail Karber, Jeanette Shanks, Minnie Rose, Kitty Krieter, Linda Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Linda Jones, Mary Moe, Janet Mitchell, Judy Parsons, Paula McLaughlin, Billy Thompson, Tony Rogers, Dick Harwood, Ragnar Lyon, Doug Farrell, Curt Price, Stan Pugh. THIRD ROW: Leota Stancil, Christie Olson, Marion Bergland, Mary Holstein, Jackie Nebel. FOURTH ROW: Nicci GoUoday, Pam Staley, Cathy Cannon, Don Humphrey, Dale Reid, Melvin Ells, Jeannie Ruggenberg, Dorothy McLeod, Sharon Procopio, Mike Telford, Miss Genzler. ECONOMY HARDWARE FIRST ROW: Gwen McCarter, Dale Hilding, Corrine Saylor, Lynette Chase, Sherry Darling, Cathy Kingsley, Kay Thurston. SECOND ROW: Warren Law, Les Price, Bob Tyson, Jack Leonard, Steve Lewis, Nancy Germer, Elaine Pease, Sunday Humphrey, Jan Parsons. THIRD ROW: David Reichelt, Connie Lee, Paul Mosely, Jim Lewis, Loy Bergland, Jim Price, Bob Thurston, John Moe, Maurice Funke. Vice-President, Bob Thurston; President, Jeannie Ruggenberg; Secretary ' , Sherry Darling; S.B.R. Dorothy McLeod; Custodian, Jack Leonard. DAVIS AND LINK Janine Pomerinke, Secretary Steve Lewis, Vice-President Margaret Studer, President. HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Harold Porret, Jerry Uttley, Mike Zundell, Steve Lewis, Jim Lewis, Paul Mosley, Bob Thurston, FRONT ROW: Tim Pome- rinke, Tim Bardon, Les Price, Gary Frost. GLEE CLUB GAZETTE RECORD PEE VEE Editor: Janine Pomerinke Assistant Editor: Carol Irvine LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Sundell Jean Henning Glenda Smith Connie Marquardt Jeanne Whitehead Carol Irvine Janice Cochran Janine Pomerinke Annie Krimm Dorothy McLeod Kathy Best Joyce Porret ROYAL LANES RAY ' S MARKET ANNUAL STAFF NEW MEMBERS SITTING: Janet Sundell, Connie Nebel, Barbara Siebert, Carmen McPeak. STANDING: Jeanette Mueller, Donna Murphy, Linda Broadfoot, Jean- nie Ruggenberg, Kay Thurston. OLD MEMBERS SITTING: Glenda Smith, Janine Pomerinke, Dorothy McLeod, Carol Irvine. STANDING: Carma Walden, Barbara Ebert, Jeanne Whitehead, Annie Krimm, Kathy Best, Mary Lou Kruger, Jan Cochran, Connie Marquardt, Barbara Loucks, Joyce Ferret. WESTERN AUTO RAY BOWEN INSURANCE AGENCY 30 ATHLETICS 3 o S H 2 - -a ■ oa .S H n! ni O ca cQ lZ - 00 -■ E dJ 5 x . 4ffi ' ' 2 ' mf :. i35!9fc A - A? Uf ' i 3«r — . ' «;; p 1 1  ■V . v-r • i 1 CDA Academy 12 SMHS 21 Wallace 27 Mullen 9 13 CDA Academy 12 Moscow 32 Lakeland 7 Post Falls 38 21 Bonners Ferry 18 6 Priest River 6 12 34 COACH ' S MESSAGE The boys were a credit to the Lumberjack spirit that reflects the fine school and community. The Jacks finished strong this year to gain a tie for the second place in the new Empire Emerald League. Although many outstanding players will be lost by graduation, we anticipate another good season, with some fine players returning in 1962 . Coach Pugh FRONT ROW: Bud Beck, Phil Spiesman, John Adams, Owen Adams, Dale Harwood, Win Applegate, Butch Seelig. BACK ROW: Chuck Bradbury, Jim Martin, Jerry Martin, Bo Joseph. V: n 36 PHIL SPIES MAN JERRY MARTIN CHUCK BRADBURY BUDDY BECK BUTCH SEELIG JIM MARTIN DALE HARWOOD « JUNIOR VARSITY D. HO MARK MANAGER NOT SHOWN K. THORMAHLEN 40 1 A ?ir CLASSES Joyce Moe . . Dorothy McLeod Harold Porret . Ray Matteson . . Linda Broadfoot . Robert Bosworth JOANNE MONAHAN Joanne Talk happiness, the world is sad enough. Pretty red hair. . . Always busy. . usually joking with Camia. 12 year senior; Chorus 2,3; Take Your Medicine 4; Pep Club 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Librarian 4. JANINE POMERINKE Janine Knowledge is Power. Busy as a bee. . . always in a hurry. . . knows how to enjoy herself. SMHS 1-4; Band 2; Chorus 1-3; Quartet 3; Grandma How Could You? 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Vice-Presi- dent 3; F. H. A. 1-4; President 4; Recorder 3; Treasurer 2; Science Club 3, 4; Girls League 2-4; Vice- President 2; Annual 3,4; Drill Team 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Girls State 3; F.T.A. 1; Secretary 1; Pee Vee 3,4; Editor 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; F.H. A. District Treasurer 3. BARBARA LOUCKS Barby Perserverance, the key to success. Quiet. . . studies alot. . . a smile for everyone. 12 year senior: Take Your Med- icine 4; Grandma How Could You? 3; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3;4; Drill Team 1. ROBERT REYNOLDS Bob Merrily, merrily will I live now. Quiet. . . always up to sometliing. . . keeps the teachers guessing. SMHS 2-4; FootbaU 2-4; Band 2; Lettermen 2-4. KATHRYN BEST Kathy ' When you have sometliing to say, say it. Outspoken. . . hardworking. . . always helpful. . . very pleasant. 12 year senior: Take Your Med- icine 4; Grandma How Could You? 3; Pep Club 3-, 4; F. H. A. 1-4; Recreational Chairman 3; Girls League 2-4; Annual 3, 4; Pee Vee 3, 4; F. ' T. A. 1,3, 4; President 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms of Pep Club 4; Drill Team 1. CARMEN McPEAK Carmen The wrong way of doing things always seems the more reasonable. Cheerful. . . a nice person to know. . . a true friend. . . a very nice smile. SMHS 4; Take Your Medicine. 4; Pep Club 4; Girls League 4; Annual 4. DOROTHY McLEOD Dot What a case I am in. Always ready for a good time. . . Always in a dilema. . . Takes things in a sincere manner. . . 12 year senior; Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Quartet accompliment 3; Take Yoitr Medicine 4; Pep Club 3,4; F.H. A. 1,3,4; Annual 3,4; Drill Team 1; Class Sec- retary 4; Student Council 4; Pee Vee 3, 4; Librarian 2; Girls League 2,3,4. ANNIE KRIMM Annie Always smiling and agreeable Very friendly. . . scatterbrained . . . hard working. . . sweet to all. 12 year senior; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Girl of the year 3; Annual 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Class Treasurer 3; Student Body Treasurer 4; Student Coun- cil 4; F. T. A. 1, 3, 4; Pee Vee 3, 4; Librarian 4; Business Man- ager for Take Your Medicine 4. RITAHUDGINS Rita ' Not that I like stu dy less, but 1 like fun more. Always soft spoken. . . fun to be around. . . friendly smile. SMHS 1-4; Chorus 2, 3; F. H. A. 3; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3; Drill Team 1. LINDA BROAD FOOT Linda ' I never like being hit without striking back. Dignified. . . likes to flirt. . . likes to talk. . . SMHS 4; Take Your Medicine 4; Pep Club 4; Girls League 4; Annual 4; Class Secretary 4; CHRISTINE MOE Cliris Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Quiet. . . a thinker. . . always busy . . . friendly smile. . . 12 year senior; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3; Drill Team 1. BARBARA EBERT Barb A little leak can sink a big ship. pleasant. . . sociable. . . engaged to Larry. . . Loads of fun to be around. . . 12 year senior; Pep Club 3; F. H. A. 1-4; F.H. A. Vice-President 4; F. H. A. Song Leader 3; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Librarian 4. CAR! m 12 ye 1,3] i IjGii tative 14; ' M; 1;F. ' Assist Couni braria PA SMHS 2,3, Grai tf CAROL IRVINE Carrie Born v.dth gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad. Mischievious. . . likes to have a good time. . . always laughing. . pals with Smit. . . quick tempered. 12 year senior; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 3; Quartet 3; Grandma, How Could You? 3; Take Your Med- icine 4; Pep Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 1; Girls League 1, 3, 4; Represen- tative 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Twirlers 1-4; Vice-President 2; President 3, 4; Majorette 3,4; Drill Team 1; F. T. A. 1, 4; Pee Vee 3,4; Assistant Editor 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Girls State 3; Li- brarian 4; Pep Band 1, 2. JANA WHEELER Jana Quiet but not unknown . Friendly . . .always seen with Skip, .talkative SMHS 2-4; Pep Club 3; Girls League 2, 3,4; Annual 3; Drill Team 1; Grandma, How Could You? 3; Prom Queen 4. GLENDA SMITH Smit The only way to overcome temp- tation is to yield to it. Always has a comment. . . oh those big brown eyes. . . to know her is tp love her. . . pals with Carol. SMHS 1-4; Grandma, How Could You? 3; Take Your Medicine 4; Pep Club 3,4; Points Chairman 4; F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4;F. T. A. 1, 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 3, 4; Pee Vee 3, 4. MARY LOU KRUGER Suzie A smile is but a reflection of the heart. Busy. . . pretty blue eyes. . . nice to everyone. . . SMHS 1-4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Twirlers 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Drill Team 1; Student Patrol 3. JANICE COCHRAN Jan Tliis gal will always agree to differ. Loves to ski. . . witty. . . always stays home. . . sarcastic. 12 year senior; Chorus 3; F. H. A. 1, 2; Chapter Representative 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3,4; Drill Team 1; Librarian 3,4, Pee Vee 3, 4; Girls State alternate 3; Music Camp 3. JOYCE PORRET Pooky All great women are old maids and K ' m still unmarried. Always talking. . . unpredi eatable . . . friendly. . . loads of futi. . . 12 year senior; Take Your Med- icine 4; Pep Club 3,4; Fhres- ident 4; F. H. A. 1-4; Secretary- Treasurer 2, 3; Degrees Chair- man 4; Girls League 2, 3,4; An- nual 3, 4; Drill Team 1; F. T. A. 1, 3,4; Vice-President 3,4; Pee Vee 3,4. .; ' : ' t JOYCE SORBEL Jo I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me. says very few words. . . is very active. . . friendly to all. . . SMHS 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Girls League 3, 4; Girls League Historian 4; Annual 3. CONNIE MARQUARDT Marpint How far that little candle throughs her beams. short. . . vivacious. . . loves to ar- gue. . . always undecided. . . shortest cheerleader. . . 12 year senior; Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Business Manager, Grandma, How Could You? 3; Take Your Medicine 4; Chorus 2; F. H. A. 1 -4; F. H. A. Reporter 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Girls League President 3; Annual 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 1, 3; Pee Vee 3, 4; Librarian 3; Home- coming Queen 4. V ] ' k. ift. RAY MATTESON Ray Life is too short to worry neat dresser. . . friendly to all. . . calm appearance. . . SMHS 1-4; FootbaU 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Take Your Medicine 4; Student Director; Grandma, How Could You? 3; Lettermen 3,4; Class President 4; Student Council 2,4. STEVE LEWIS Gus Tills busy world and I shall never agree. very sincere. . . quiet, . . studies very hard. . . wonderful musician. . . SMHS 1-4; Track 2; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Student Band Di- rector 3; Music Camp 2, 3; Quartet 3; All State Band 4; Glee Club 4; Glee Club President 4; Take Your Medicine 4; Class President 3; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. IRENE WILKS Rink ' Catch me that man and I ' ll smile forever. Rides horses. . . lives in Emida. . . friendly to all. . . 12 year senior; Drill Team 1; Girls League 2, 3, 4. MARGARET STUDER Marg ' What I can ' t see, I ' ll never be- lieve in. you can never tell what she is tliinking. . . lots of fun. . . cheer- ful to have around. . . 12 year senior; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Grandma, How Could You? 3; F. H. A. 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Honor Society President 4; Class Vice-President 1; Stu- dent Council Secretary 2; Alt. Girls State 3; Cheerleader 4. CITY BAKERY NATIONAL RADIO and APPLIANCE w m WESLE ' SAYLER Wes CARMA WALDEN Carma ' FRED SCHOENICK Fred Still water runs deep Tall is good where tall will do. It ' s so peaceful in my country ' . ' Man of his word. . .feign for but small is just as useful too. Easy-going. . .never has much to Chemistry- experiments. . .never Tiny. . . giggles a lot. . . say. . .wants to be an auto hurrys. . .very content. sparkling eyes. .. a joy to have around. mechanic. SMHS 1-4; Football 1-4; Basket- SMHS 1-4; Football 2, 3; Letter- ball 2; Baseball 1; Chorus 2, 3; SMHS 1-4; Chorus 2.3; Take men 2. 3 . Science Club 3; Lettermen 2, 3, Your Medicine 4; Grandma, 4; Pee Vee 4. How Could You? 3; Science Club 3. 4; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3,4; Drill Team 1. ST. MARIES REXALL DRUG MC CABE AND SCHRODER DENTISTS CHARLES BRADBURY Chuck If they ' re not good enough for my pickup, they ' re not good HAROLD PORRET Harold ' enough for me. Never too busy to talk to the Always expresses his opinion FRANCES AKER Francie ladies loves to argue. . . light of heart. . . I want to be like an angel and Ladies man. . . lots of fun never with the angels stand hurrys -never worry ' s. SMHS 1-4; Football 1-4; Basket- Calm. . . easy-going. . . quiet ball 1-4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track loves horses. . . SMHS 1-4; Basketball Score- 2, 4; Chorus 2; Science Club 4; keeper 3. 4; Track 1, 4; Chorus Lettermen President 4; Football SMHS 4; Girls League 4; Transfer 2, 4; Take Your Medicine 4; Co-Captain 4. from Lewiston High School. Lettermen 3. 4; Class Treasurer d A ? DALE HARWOOD Skip Life is too short to worry. never in a hurry. . .never worrys about anything. . . always flirting with girls. SMHS 1-4; Football 3; Basket- ball 2; Choms 2; Lettermen 3; 12 year senior. MARDELL EDWARDS Penny I shall laugh myself to death. always with Bob. . . loves horses . . . likes to have fun. SMHS 1-4; Chorus 1; Girls League 2, 3, 4; Annual 3; Twirlers 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Pee Vee 3. JAMES BORGMAN Jim Let the world slide, I ' ll not budge an inch. quiet but not shy. . . fun to be with. . . friendly. SMHS 1-4; Football 2, 3; Basket- ball 2; Basketball Manager 4; Track Manager 2; Lettermen 2, 3,4. WILEY WALDEN Wiley A rolling stone gathers no moss. very quiet. . . always seen in his blue car. . . friendly. SMHS 1-4; Science Club 3. SHERRY MOORE Sherry ' I take my fun where I find it. carefree. . .bright red hair. . . likes to talk. . .happy. SMHS 4; Girls League 4. OWENJACOT Spark A merry heart tliat laughs at care . very sociable. . . good sport. . . lots of fun to be with. . . always a smile. SMHS 1-4; Football Manager 2, 3; Lettermen 2, 3; Class Secre- tary 1; 12 year Senior. ' ft ' .vA NOT PICTURED KENT SEELIG Butch Who? Me. .woiT ' ?? sleeps through ever ' class. . . likes sports, .carefree. SMHS 1-4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Chorus 2; Lettermen i-4; Track 2; Class President 1; Grandma, How Could You 3; Boys ' State 3; Student Body Vice-President 3; President 3,4; 12 year Senior. ROSALYN KRUEGER Rosie Still water runs deep. likes to sing. . .quiet. . .not seen around much. SMHS 1-4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3, 4; Girls League 2 3, 4; Grand- ma, How Could You? 3; FTA 1; 12 year Senior. NOT PICTURED JEANNE MILLER Jeanne She is beautiful, and therefore to be wooed. softspoken. . . blushes easily. . . a friend to all. SMHS 1-4; Band 1,2; Take Your Medicine 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Girls League 2-4; Historian 3; Presi- dent 4; Annual 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Pep Band 1, 2; FTA 1,4; Pee Vee 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Council 4; 12 year Senior. MARSHALL REDDER OPP Burlap Tread lightly and carry a big stick. short. . . always teasing. . . loves to talk. SMHS 1-4; Football 2, 3, 4; Grandma How Could You? 3; Take Your Medicine 4; Lettei men 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; 12 year Senior. PHlLff SPIESMAN Phil A smile with intent to do mis- chief Nice smile. . . a ladies man. . . a lot of fun. SMHS 1-4; Football 1. 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Let- termen 1-4; Jr. Judge 3; Boys ' State 3; Grandma, How Could You? 3; Class President 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; 12 year Senior. I HARRY GRUBHAM Harr ' Don ' t judge me by my silence friendly. . . always in Mullan . . .not seen around much. Basketball 3; Lettermen 3; SMHS 2,3, 4. JUDITH RUGGENBERG Judy Soft Spoken words and sparkling blue eyes. busy . . busy . . busy . . in a hurry . . a flirt. . likes a good time. . peppy cheerleader, .works at Mike ' s. SMHS 1-4; Take your Medicine Student Director 4; Grandma How Could You 3; Pep Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Girls League l-4j Girls League Vice-President 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Annual Editor 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Cheerleader 4; Class Secretary -Treasurer 1; Student Council 4; Pee Vee 3, 4; Librarian 3; 12 year Senior. JOE MOTTERN Joe Joe Fools rush in, where angels fear to tread. loves cokes, .always in Mike ' s. . . loves a good time. . . lots of fun. SMHS 1-4; Basketball Manager 2; Lettermen 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 3; 12 year Senior. ■ Km T O D A Y W E S E A R C H T O M O R R O W W E F I N D i ROBERT BOSWORTH Bob With a crock in my hand. quiet but not shy. . . lots of fun to know . . has a dog named Joe . SMHS 1-4; Band 1,2,3; Science Club 3; Take Your Medicine 4; 12 year Senior. OWEN ADAMS Horace Thinking is but an idle waste of time. friendly, .likes to joke around. . . hates to study. . . Navy man. . SMHS 1-4; Football 1; Football Manager 2, 3; 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Letter- men 1-4; Class Vice-President 4; Pee Vee 4; 12 year Senior. 1 2 YEAR SENIORS TOP ROW: Philip Speisman, Harold Porret, Christine Moe, Kathy Best, Robert Bosworth, Dorothy McLeod, Kent Seelig, Joseph Mottem. SECOND ROW: Margaret Studer, Joanne Monahan, Annie Krimm, Dale Harwood, Owen Adams, Joyce Porret. Jeanne Whitehead Miller. THIRD ROW: Irene Wilks, Barbara Loucks, Judy Ruggenburg, Janice Cochran, Carol Irvine, Connie Marquart, Barbara Ebert, Rosalyn Kruger. lent 4; CLASS HISTORY We entered S.M. H. S. in 1958 with 71 students. With 1962 in mind we elected Butch Seelig President, Margaret Studer as Vice-President, Chuck Bradbury as Sergeant-at-Arms and Judy Ruggenberg as Secretary- Treasurer. Later Ronnie Russel and Connie Marquardt were elected Student Council Representatives. Pliil Spiesman was elected President of our Sophomore year along with Ray Matteson as Vice-President and Jeannie Whitehead as Secretary. Steve Lewis became Sergeant-at-Arms. In 1960 we became Juniors with Steve Lewis as President and Ray Matteson as Vice-President. Connie Marquardt was Secretary and Annie Krimm acted as Treasurer. Our Junior Class Play, Grandma, How Coulc. You , was a huge success, being directed by Ragnar Benson. During tliis fun-filled year we held our banquet and prom in honor of the seniors. Sharon Pugh and Bob Kruger were elected king and queen. The theme of the prom was Three Coins in a Fountain. Paul Greco and band furnished the music. Our motto was Today we search, Tomorrow we find. The prom was richly decorated in flamingo and silver, our class colors. Starting our Senior year, we elected Ray Matteson as President, Owen Adams as Vice-President. Linda Broadfoot and Dorothy McLeod were chosen as recording and corresponding secretaries, and Harold Porret as Treasurer. In December we held our Senior Ball, the theme being Enchanted Sea. Jana Wheeler and Ray Matteson were the royalty. We are now looking forward to our Senior sneak, baccalaureate, commencement and a successful future for all after graduation. 53 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY So you ' re wondering what your future holds in store, mighty seniors? You ' re wondering what your fate will be? (Well we are too). But let ' s just make a few wild (?) guesses shall we? Carma Walden is executive secretary to Mr. Lowe--who is still superintendent of St. Maries. We find Janine Pomerinke and Margaret Studer as high pressure salesmen for Brownie Buttons, Inc. The Dristan Company has employed Suzie Krueger to do T.V. commercials. The now famous author Carmen McPeak has just completed her third best-selling novel, How to Catch A Man . A change in the law enforcement in St. Maries- -two new cops, Marshall Reddekopp and Denny Gallagher. Wes Sayler is an opera star, he had always wanted to be a ballet dancer but he found that he didn ' t have any rhythm . We find Rosalyn Kruger in the depths of Africa playing war drums for the Mau Mau tribe. Barbara Ebert is employed by Moe ' s Logging camp as edgerman. The star of the Dizry Lizzy show is Annie Krimm. That goes to show you that being mixed up can sometimes pay off. Joyce Porret and Kathy Best own an elephant farm down in Africa and make their living by selling elephant milk. Dorothy McLeod has good reason to be proud- -she has raised and is now managing her own baseball team. And now a boy we are really proud of, Phil Spiesman who has run Elvis Presley out of business. Says bashful Phil, Aw, it weren ' t nothin ' . The talking marathon has been won for the tenth time by our own Chuck Bradbury. At least we won ' t have to worry about conversation at our class reunion. Carol Irvine and Glenda Smith are now famous psychiatrists ( or is it inmates) at Medical Lake. Jana Wheeler has a good job--counting salt grains for the Leslie Salt Company. Joe Mottem has entered politics and is now a candidate for sheriff. In the wilderness of Idaho wc find Wiley Walden working as a fur trapper. Harry- Grubham is running a Mullan-St. Maries trucking route. The now famous horse auctioneer is Bob Reynolds who owns and raises horses. Owen Jacot is a handwriting expert for the FBI. We knew this boy would make good. J. C. Penney Company has been bought out by Ray Matteson and is now known as the R. C. Matteson Company. Linda Broadfoot is a famous woman wrestler. She had held the world ' s championship for two years now and states, I ' m not planning on giving it up. We find Jeanne Miller as a diaper salesman for the Miller Diaper Service. Jim Borgman and Dale Harwood now own their own service station. They are ver ' thrifty--Dale states he finds that by watering down the gas it will go farther. Penny Edwards along with Connie Marquardt are now cow punchers out in tlie Benewah. We are very proud of Robert Bosworth--he is now principal of St. Maries High School. Steve Lewis ' s latest recording of Mary had a Real Cool Lamb has given him his third golden record. Jan Cochran and Judy Ruggenberg own their own hair ratting factory but they claim, Business just isn ' t what it used to be. Harold Porret is a hot racer but he states he would never win a race if it weren ' t for his able mechanic Joyce Sorbel. We find Butch SeeUg now a broadway star and currently playing the leading role in the play Rip Van Winkle. Owen Adams is still in St. Maries High School- -working as janitor. Irene Wilks and Rita Hudgins are hair models for Lady Clairol, while Joanne Monohan is a model for Metracal. Barbara Loucks and Christine Moe are sheep herders in Worley. Last but not least, we find Sherry Moore working in a night club selling candy and cigarettes. 54 SENIOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The Senior Class of 1962 being of sound mind and body does hereby list its individual members with the following wills: Joanne Monahan, will my ability to finish School to Nita Sines. Sherry Moore, will my ability to make friends to anyone who will need it. Connie Marquardt. will my seat on the Benewah bus to Erline Pease and also my ability to stay away from boys. Janine Pomerinke, will my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother, Tim, and nly love of the John Birch Society ' to Mrs. Gamm. Kathy Best, will my bun to Janice Nelson so she will not have to buy a false one. James Borgmann, will my slingshot to Bo Joseph. Skip Harwood, will my transmission to Bo Joseph as he will need one for his car soon. Barbara Ebert, will to Mickey Horrocks my seat on the Femwood bus in the hopes that he will hold the riots down to one a week. Carma Walden, will a little of my shortness to Jim Martin in return for a little of his tallness. Judy Ruggenberg, will the editorship of the annual to Jack Leonard along with a bottle of tranquilizers, and my position on the honor roll to my sister, Jeannie. Joyce Porret, will my position as president of Pep Club to Jeannette Mueller. Rosal ' yn Kruger, will my comb to Lynette Chase in hopes that she will lend it to someone else. Dorothy McLeod, will my pink socks to Les Price and my motto Never fear for McLeod is here to all timid Frosh. Margaret Studer, will my artistic talent to all sophomores who may be taking Geometry. Annie Krimm, will my ability to smile at the teachers at all times to Judy Humphrey. Mary Lou Kruger will a bar of soap to David Webber in hopes that he will take the hint and use it. Butch Seelig, will my ability- to sleep through any class to all up-coming juniors and my position on the varsity - to Gary Smith. Phil Spiesman, will my ability to stav out of trouble to all my brothers in hopes tliat they will use it to their advantage. Steve Lewis, will my place in band and chorus to any junior who thinks that he is big enough to fill it. Carol Irvine, will my position as assistant editor of the Pee Vee to anyone who wants to spend all their time typing. Ray Matteson, will my office as president of the Senior Class to anyone in the Junior Class who thinks that he is capable of pleasing everyone at the same time. Joe Mottern, will my hot Ford to anyone who thinks that he can beat me in a drag with a Chevy. Owen Adams, will my basketball uniform to Keith Thormahlen so that when he is a Senior their team can take the state championship. Robert Bosworth, will my motprcycle to anyone who has a horse that can climb mountains as well as my cycle. Chuck Bradbury, will my ability to disagree with anything that anyone says to all high school students who want to be individualists. Linda Broadfoot, will my ability to get a boyfriend with a car to my cousin, Janice. Penny Edwards, will my ability to finish high school to all forsh girls who are thinking about quitting. Sally Finley, will my ability to finish typing assignments ahead of time to everyone who will take typing next year. Dennis Gallagher, will my ability to get straight A ' s when I am a senior to all boys who are presently flunking. Harry Grubham, will my place in the SMHS chorus to anyone who can stand to wear a long blue robe. Rita Hudgins, will to my little sister all my te.xtbooks so that she can pass all her subjects as well as 1. Barbara Loucks will my advanced math book to Mark Pomerinke in hopes that he will be able to understand better than 1. Carmen McPeak, will my seat on the bus to anyone who wants it and my ability to pass shorthand to anyone who might consider taking it. Christine Moe, will my seat in Chemistry class to all juniors who will be taking it next year. Janice Cochran, will my place in first period study hall to anyone who thinks he can stand it, and my favorite word barf to Donna Murphy. Glenda Smith, will my vibrant personality to Jeanne Ruggenberg and to the frosh girls I will my good looks. Marshall Reddekopp, will my blue bug to anyone who can shift it without grinding the gears. Robert Reynolds, will my place on the football team to Jimmy McDole. Wes Saylor, will my position as the only boy in typing class to all wolves. Fred Schoenick, will my football helmet to anyone who likes to live dangerously. Wiley Walden, will my car to anyone who would like to chauffeur the friends of mv sister even-where. Jana Wheeler, will my speech book to anyone who likes to talk all the time. Jeanne Miller, will my quietness to all talkative people and my typewriter to all quiet people. Irene Wilks, will my black hair to Nadean Acre and my long fingernails to Francis Acre. Frank Uttley, will my good looks to my brother, Jerry, and my suitcase to him also (so he doesn ' t have to carry a briefcase. ) I, Joyce Sorbel, will my good behavior to my sister, Janice, and a box full of good luck to all underclassmen. 55 .J E Hi President Les Price Vice-President. . Win Applegate Secretary Kay Thurston Treasurer Donna Murphy Reporter Jean Herming Representative . . .Connie Barnes Sergeant-at-Arms . Bud Scourey Connie Barnes Buddy Beck JUNIOR Sandra Tollison 58 It CLASS Jean Henning Jill Hanson MOTTERN FORD SALES 59 JUNIOR Darrell Joseph Richard Mallory MIKE ' S DRUG 60 )li CLASS Marian Beigland HUGES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Janice Sorbel 61 Sec. -Treas. -Annette Jacot Pres. -Mike Zundel Reporter-Jeanne Kennen Serg. at Arms-Jerry- Martin Vice-Pres. -Duane Pierce Rep. -Ronnie Broadfoot Linda McLaughlin Warran Law Deanna Heminger Allen Anxo Barbara Haskins Dick Woodbury Jeanne Kennoen Wade Osier Vickie Olson Dave Webber Pam Buell Bob Powell Judy Humphrey Bob Ivey Barbara Anderson George Hill Leota Stancil Vernon Burk Kathy Gregory Dean Ferris Sherry Darling Jerry Uttley Pat Matteson Paul Mosley Lezle Warehime Mike Nelson Roger Stiles Gene Karber Mike Zundel Duane Pierce MOSLEY ' S I.G.A. 62 SOPHOMORE CLASS kot Gary Sorenson Melvin Ells Ronnie Broadfoot Don Dickinson Jim Carpenter Kathy Norton Dewey Heimark Paula Wheeler Stan Pugh Joyce Edwards Paul Burton Lynne Schwanz Bill Bardon Anita Kienbaum Jerry West Kathy Kingsley Bob Short Geraldine Moore Jim Whitehead Rebecca Klein Bill Mason Mary Moe Jerry Martin Janice Mitchell Jim Grove Jan Parsons Monty Osier Tanya Buchanan Ronnie Hayhurst Jeanne Craner Marty Hughes Erline Pease John Sines Annette Jacot Jim Tillotson Janice Nelson Bill Smith Rita Norton Pat Murphy Charlotte Welz Burt Sanders Dick Hossfeld Lynn Walker John Adams Gene Bradley CHASE CHEVROLET CO 63 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President--Terry Moe Vice-President--Kate Dawson Secretary--Joyce Esmay Treasurer- -Troy Sexton Ser. at Arms--Jim Spiesman Representative — Bruce Dittman James McDole Joyce Esmay Bob Jensen Linda Jones Lee James Linda Stiles Mike Johnson Janice Wilkinson Gary Frost Christine Olson Tommy Aker Shelia Hedgecock Jerry Sibert Cathy Reidhaar Dave Newell Barbara Hammes Steve Anderson Owen Staley Darrel Harris Janice Esmay Warren Mason Linda Baltz John Hanson Lois Aker Dan Gannon Kate Dawson Andy Joliff Nancy Anderson Gene Johnson Jeanne Porret Dale Reed Mary Lou Best Bill Ireland Andrea Olson Troy Newman Barbara Hudginr Tim Pomerinke Barbara Best Sanford Norton Rhonda Blankenship Herman Lounsbury Carolyn Phillips SANTA MERCANTILE ?.£gP ? Jerry Bailey Viola Sindt jack Norton Linda Hicks Jay Enger Janice Broadfoot Bob Stillman Janet Richter Darrel Foster Lena Knapp Fred Duncan Pat Schierman Roger Midkiff Lynette Chase Leo Munden Vicki Wheeler Teddy Norton Lanai Larson Chuck Hanley Lorinda Perin Gary Smith Bruzetta Klein Willard Devault Owen McCarter Ricky Ramey Levene McGregor Harold Heimark Corrine Say lor Keith Thormalen Delora Wliybrew Kenneth Edwards Linda Swofford Jerr ' Norton Janet Webb Steve Funderburk Linda Michael Larry Overbaugh Lynn Waldo Mike Pentland Troy Sexton Evelyn Devault Jim Spiesman Tim Barden Tcrr ' Moe Jim Gardiner Bruce Dittman Walter Darr ' Jim Bowen Jcrr - Sundell Bob Thompson Judy Fah CHARLIE ' S SAW SHOP CO-OP SUPPLY INC. I 1 JUNIOR HIGH 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS President. Curtis Price, Vice-President: Mary Holstein, Treasurer: Linda Mueller, Secretary: Elaine Pease. JR. HIGH OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS President: Kathy Thurston, Vice-President: Linda Mueller, Treasurer: Jim Shefler, Secretary: Judy Robinson. CHUCKS MOBILE ,C 00 FIRST ROW: Lowell Carlson, Dale Wight, Jerome Jensen, Don Glinderman, Jim Price, Greg g Rapp, Chuck Chase. SECOND ROW: Jackie Nebel, Elaine Pease, Shirley Bradley, Nora Clark, Nancy Germer, Paula Elem, Evelyn Buchanan, Margie Ramey, Ka thy Thurston. THIRD ROW: Gary Sibert, Edgar Ma rquardt, Jeny Lindstrom, Sylvia Law, Audrey Ducommun, Lyle Osier, Mar ' Holstein, John Mower, Pegg ' Hughes, Becky Thompson. ■ ' 0 FIRST ROW: Howard Norton, Ed Nelson, Jim Knapp, David Reichelt, Don Humphrey, Kenny Whitehead, David Ivey. SECOND ROW: Sherry Holstein, Linda Mueller, Joyce Mitchell, Connie Lee, Sandra Powell, Jeanette Shanks, Bonnie Morris, Judy Parsons. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sorenson, Fred Lockard, Bruce Hughes, Elaine Miller, Charles Allen, Diane Wight, Connie Christenson, Wayne Thompson, Dilys Hamlin, Dave Carpenter, Jimmie Weare, John Anderson, Lloyd Bergland. FIRST ROW: Jesse Rock, Carlis Hanla, John Carmen, Philip Kiele, Ragnar Lyon, Mike Neiber. SECOND ROW: Dermise Thompson, Sunday Humphrey, Sharon Procopio, Judy Robinson, Carolina Haskins, Pauline Norton, Mar ' Jane Munden, Rita Blankenship. THIRD ROW: Richard Esse, Louie Yarbor, Ron Bailey, Linda Burch, Curtis Price. Martha Moe, Susan Flemming, Mike Nelson, Ann Hughes, Dean Webb. Kenn - Davis, Don Mueller. FIRST ROW: Andy Palmer, Gerald Moore, Bill Thompson, Tom Stancil, Mike Telford. SECOND ROW: Pam Staley, Stephanie Wolfe, Wendy Thostenson, Lona Stillman, Vicky Hood, Susan Koshney, Fern Lockard, Candy Resor. THIRD ROW: Eunice De Vault, Peter Glinderman, Mary Vandiver, Joe Sines, Linda Linhaeg, Kathy Cannon, Dick Harwood, Ginger Alderman, Jim Beebee, Randy Farrell, Steve Bailey. FIRST ROW: Lonnie Dickinson, Nat Lunen, Lee Harris, Calvin Rich, George Davis, Terry Bentley, Jerry Geier. SECOND ROW: Nancy Newman, Pat Frezier, Nancy Boyer, Rosemary Watkins, Linda Humphrey, Robin Sullivan, Lois Bailey, Gail Karber. THIRD ROW: Kathy Gallagher, Dale Hilding, Kathy Broadfoot, Rodney Dale, Kitty Krieter, Minnie Rose, Jim Shefler, Darch Sorenson, Gary Raines, Ron Robinson. ' ' ' ilii FIRST ROW: Coach Ray Rcid, David Carpenter, Bill Thompion, IXan V,_ t 1 Dick Harwood, Tony Rogers, Chuck Chase, Lonnie Dickenson, Mike Neiber. SECOND ROW: Philip Kide, Lowell Carlson, Jim Shefler, Peter Glinderman, Jim Price, Gregg Rapp, Rodney Dale, Don Glinderman, Joe Sines, Mike Nelson. SPORTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Holstein, Judy Robinson, Kathy Thurston, Elaine Pease. BEN LOWE Superintendent SOLVEIG GRAGG District Clerk ADMINISTRATION CHUCK ' S MOBILE 72 CHAIRMAN Dr. W. D. Thurston SCHOOL BOARD Thomas Hodgson, Roy Dimico, Dr. W. D. Thurston, Richard McFadden, Ben F. Lowe, Solve i g Gragg, Elmer TiUotson, Herb Hill. f Il ARCHIE ' S BODY SHOP MAUDE VARNEY Junior High Girls ' PE and Health MELVIN ECKMAN Shop I, II, and III Electronics Freshman Class Advisor ROBERT FARMER Junior High FACULTY q: PHYLLIS VARNEY Junior High p— . I . RALPH PUGH, JR. U.S. Government, U.S. Hiitor - Boys ' PE and Health Coach Junior Class Advisor Lettermen ' s Advisor WILLIAM KUNDRAT Biology, Principal Sophomore Class Advisor RAGNAR E. BENSON English X, World Problems Senior Class Advisor FRED BULFINCH World Histor ' Guidance BEFWARDINE DENSOW Typing I and II Shorthand, Bookkeeping :r.v ALMA MARTIN Home Ed I, II, III F.H.A. Advisor PATRICIA GENZLER Band, Chorus Junior Class Advisor GLEN TIEDE Algebra 1, General Math Junior High Sophomore Class Advisor FACULTY LEROY PALING IRENE LOWE EDMUND PORRET Junior High English IX Librarian Auto Mechanics Xr? WILMA CAMM English XI, XII French I, Speech Senior Class Advisor Pep Club Advisor 1 i f RAY REID Junior High MARSHALL WELLS STORE i HARRY HOFFMAN Physics, Chemistry- Advanced Math, Geometr ' Science Club Adv. .( ' v ' % J. C. PENNEY dn M mmki