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

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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

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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.

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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