Wallace High School - Prospector Yearbook (Wallace, ID)

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The doors through which we pass . . . the corridors . . . the minutes of sociabilities before class . . . the class rooms . . . youth coming and going . . . the purpose of the 1955 edition of the PROSPECTOR is to record pictorially, the deeds of the boys and girls, who for the past year, embodied the spirit of Wallace High School . . . In the years to come, this yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during the undergraduate days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but there shall forever be for us this record of the friends we knew . . . the things we did . . . and the mem- ories that will always be so dear to everyone of us. We, the annual staff, proudly present our 1955 edition of the UPROSPECTORH to you, the students of 'Wa-Hi. Edilor , , . RITA GHIRARDELLO Adzferliring Editor . . . ALICE GIROUX Bu.fine5.r Managei' . , , NANCY WOELFEL D 0 0 To this group, members of the 1954 school boardg whose vision, plarmirig, and efforts made possible our beautiful new addition at Wfa-Hi, we respectfully dedicate this 1955 Pros- pector. S 2 Q 3 ,far sit, Front row: Mr. john R. Lovelace, Mr. Milo Solum, Mrs. Ida Wil,cox, Mr. Charles Bigsby Back row: Dr. R. J, Revelli, Mr. A. B, McDonald, Dr. H. E. Bonebrake, Mr. Walter Yost 704- 716 HIGH SCHOOL NEW ADDITION CIVIC AUDITORIUM JUNIOR HIGH X X X, X x A k lx iw Mil' 5 Q.-af, iw! . .-SW M ,mx X K l 'X s xg? fi F5 , 'ff J K fl Q mini? 1 J, , J, 5 'TQ N Q , 1:2-Q 2 S N N N 6 :ff 'Cf ,., Ay MN! 1 'inffl' i L 3 Q55 C fit' Zi - f f 11335 '-262' . , fm. wx i isuhgzfgdf , f a . If t :fc P... 5 V f D v A 1 m U - :':' nd, r an ' safe! -Mmm N..,,,-4 me W, 'G nf ..-' '4 A Ast. W' Tm El mf E ONLEM1-3: vit WE 21 I-fa' 'XB 6Q RX iqs ls cp 4, 0 55 Kcixsgfses 0436 Ptclvewixsem em-X5 Yage Sl Y f 1? 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' 1 ' . L -2 I J-In In Inq Sl 53 ...!,.. sul.-.,,.. , . 5, 'nv' - HW-f. ' X ,ll 13.135, . MRS. GIBSON: English Literature, Speech, Debate, English II MR. HERBIG: Vocal Music MR. HILLIARD: Head Coach, Health, P. E. ' ...Q MR. HUTCHISON: Biology, Chemistry MR. LOMMEL: Band MR. MCGOWAN: Typing I, II MRS. SCHEIDEMAN: Art MISS VIGIL: Health and P. E. PK. ai MR. RILEY: World History MR. STEFFENS: Advanced Math., Physics, Geometry, Trigonometry MISS STIBAL: American History, Spanish I, II Picture A Not Available 111 First row, left to right: Judy Caron, Gerry FitzGerald, Doug Olson, Bob Vermillion. Second row: jerry Caron, Cleo Bardelli, Mr. Iszler, Sandra Parsell, Larry Blythe. Third row: Jerry Streeter, Don Hull, Dalvin Winterowd, Denny Welsh, Presidentg Dave Thompson, Rita Ghirardello, Carolyn Bonebrake, Bob MacGuffie. They Sponsored Dances . . . Planned Events Schedule . . . Declared Twirp Season . . Ordered Pins and Charms . . . Planned Halloween Parties . . . Bought Records . . In Charge of Student Government . . 5 - Zadq Uffczww DENNY WELSH ...............,................ Prexidenf DAVE THOMPSON ............,..,,A,. Vice Preyidem RITA GHIRARDELLO ........ ..... S erfelafy DALVIN WINTEROWD ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Tregyurer ' OFFICERS -l- Pferidem ,,,.-AA,.- --A----'V. E RR Vice Preriden! ..,.,. Not Shown 5' .. . , Tifexiflgy, ' AA A------- C LEODEARDELLI --v------ ---'A- N HULL h elected jack Sorenson, jack Cleveland, an.. .,-, U d Sharon McGatlin to take over The Class of '55 got off to a rip-roaring start when t ey officers. As Sophomores they began the year right by electing jerry Streeter, Garry Chambers, an the reigns. Becoming upper classmen, their junior year they started to pile up honors when they won first prize for their outstand- ing float Circus Time. Class officers were Gary Clizer, Denny Welsh, and Margy Marra. Cleo Bardelli and Roger Sparks repre- sented this ambitious class in the student body. They proudly claimed Marilyn Zoret, Paulie Rayburn, and Cora Carlson in Triple Trio. june Mad was chosen for their junior Play and was a smash hit with its outstanding cast. Gerene Pyburn was chosen to be one of our cheerleaders. The junior Prom, April In Paris, was their big event of the year with jo Pledge: and Denny Welsh as King and Queen. Sharon McGatlin, Rita Ghirardello, Glen Almquist, and Roger Sparks were chosen to attend Girls' and Boys' State respectively. Rita Ghirardello and Sharon McGatlin were also chosen to head the Annual and Booster their Senior year. Being represented in every school activity and sport they were well prepared and ready to take over their Senior year. Elections found four capable officers who were jerry joe Caron, Don Hull, jerry Streeter, and Cleo Bardelli. Student officers were Denny Welsh, Rita Ghirardello, and Dalvin Vfinterowd. Our contribution to the Thespian Tournament which was She's a Neat job, took the Oscar for the best play. Another Thespian Play which won many honors was Cracked Ice. Evelyn Bratton and Alice Giroux were added to the cheerleading staff. December brought our beautiful Ebb Tide which was the underwater theme for their ' lleman reigned over all. This Class of '55 has indeed brought high honors to Wa-Hi. Senior Ball. Cleo Bardelli and Duane Hue '- ' Sauna 55 Valedifloriun MARIE WEPPLER Valedzrtorian .. .,,,............ MARIE WEPPLER Salumloriun . ....... DOROTHY HAYMAN 3rd .....A...... ..A............. R OGER SPARKS 411: ............ JACK SORENSON Sth ......,. RITA GHIRARDELLO 6111 ....................,.. DON HULL 7tb ....,..... MARGY MARRA 8211 .,... ................. C LEO BARDELLI 9th ........ ....................... A LICE GIROUX 10111 ...... ......... D ALVIN WINTEROWD 7we6'ae Zeau 7o9et4n - Salulalorian DOROTHY HAYMAN Left to right: Jean Cleveland, Gary Clizer, Molly Sebastian, Allan Ruffier, Cora Carlson, Dave Pasold, Margy Marra, jerry Streeter, and Alice Giroux. CLEO BARDELLI C LEO Student Council 3, 45 june Mad 35 Senior Class Secre- tary 45 Minerettes 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 Drill Team 1, 25 Band 45 Gymkhana 1, 25 Lilac Festival 15 Chorus 3, 45 Rainbow 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball Queen 45 Student Body Sec- retary 35 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Horizon 1, 2, 3, 45 Sandpoint Music Meet 35 Girls' Glee Club 3. If mufif be the fruit of love, play on, MARY BENTHAM MUGGINS Drill Team 1, 2, 33 Gymkhana 1, 2, 33 Tri-Y 1. Love ir ibe greater! of all educatorr QI am educaledj. EVELYN BRATTON T 00T1E Minerettes 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Gymkhana 15 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Annual 45 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 4. 'Someday I'll cart off my girlirb prankr. ALYCE BROWN K AYE Drill Team 45 Gymkhana 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Rainbow 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 junior Red Cross 3. Quiel and likable. GLEN ALMQUIST ALNI Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Band 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 june Mad 35 Thespian Tourna- ment 2, 3, 45 Director 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Thespians 2, 3, 45 President 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 RORMG 45 Annual 2, 3, 45 Booster 35 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Cracked Ice 45 The Valiant 25 Grenichika 25 Boys' Glee Club 2. There may have been greal men before me but I doubt it. JACQUELINE ANDERSON IACKIE june Mad 35 Minerettes 45 Drill Team 1, 25 Chorus 45 Gymkhana 1, 25 Lilac Festival 15 Rainbow 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Lewiston Music Festival 45 Variety Show 45 Horizon 1, 2, 3, 45 Sandpoint Music Meet. I nerfer lrouble Ifouble fill lrouble lfoubler me JOYCE ANDERSON BLONDIE Minerettes 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 1, 25 Gymkhana 1, 25 Lilac Festival 15 Chorus 45 Rainbow 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 45 junior Prom 35 Lewiston Music Festival 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Horizon 1, 2, 3, 45 Sandpoint Music Meet 3. Her' bear! belongr lo . , . KAARLENE ANDERSON C UDDLES Thespian Tournament 45 Minerettes 45 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 45 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 45 Annual 45 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 45 GAA 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Moscow Play Day 35 Junior Red Cross 3. M272 die Jllfb f0m7IZO?7 N'8dfllfEJ. DALE BUHLER DALE Transfer from Darby, Montana 4, Future Farmers of America. If Jilenre if golden, he ir twenly-four carat. DONNA CAMPBELL DON Drill Team 4, Gymkhana 4, GAA 3, 4. Her faultr would make dim rbadowr. CORA Lou CARLSON CORKIE Lou Tri-Y 1, Thespian Tournament 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Gymkhana 1, 2, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, GAA 4. A joke! A jake! Tell me a joke! JERRY JOE CARON SMOKEY Student Council 4, President of Class 4, Gymkhana 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Track 3, Club 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3, Key Club 3, RORMG 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Senior Ball 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2. TlJere'J lim! devil in his eye. GARRY CHAMBERS SOB Student Council 2, Vice President of the Class 2, Chorus 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 3, RORMG 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2. Honest, I'm jun as Jeriouf now df I ever war. MERLYN CLARK Wes Chorus 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4. I love to live whelher I :mile or grieve. JACK CLEVELAND SMILIE Key Club 4, President 4, RORMG 4, Student Body Vice President 1. Belief by for you Jbould forget and grin. JEAN CLEVELAND IEANIE Tri-Y 1, Chaplain 1, Thespian Tournament 4, Band 1, Min- erettes 3, 4, President 4, Gymkhana 1, Lilac Festival 1, Chorus 4, Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 4, Annual 4, Junior Prom 3, Lewiston Music Festival 1, 4, Girls' Glee Club 35 GAA 3, 4. Tlyere's always .rometbing to keep a twinkle in ber eye. WAYNE HALDI WIMP Band 15 Gymkhana 3, 45 Lilac Festival 15 Chorus 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Football 15 Tumbling 2, 3, 45 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4. To Jludy too bard ix dcmgeroux. ROGER HANSON GEORGE Chorus 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 District Declamation Festi- val 35 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4. A chicken? Why if: cz domexlicated gallinaceour biped. ,DOROTHY HAYMAN DOT Salutatorian 45 Tri-Y 15 Secretary-Treasurer 15 Band 15 Gymkhana 15 Lilac Festival 15 Chorus 45 Latin Club 2, 33 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 45 Booster 45 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 45 junior Red Cross 535 GAA 3. Wbo mid women didn'z lmzfe braim? DUANE HUELLEMANN FUDGE Track 35 Club 3, 45 Basketball 15 Tumbling 1, 45 Key Club 45 Senior Ball King 4. Are you ax Jby or you look! GARY CLIZER GAR Student Council 35 Student Body Officer 15 President of Class 35 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 june Mad 35 Man on the Stairs 45 Thespian Tournament 3, 45 Club 2, 3 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 3, 45 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 RORMG 45 Chorus 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Thes- pians 3, 45 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4. v Perbapr you're not acquainted wilh, my farcinatin g way. MARK FOWLER BRUTUS Band 1, 2, 35 Club 3, 45 Boxing 35 Variety Show 35 Lewiston Music Festival 2. Gosh bow Ibis boref me. RITA GHIRARDELLO REET Student Body Secretary 45 Student Council 45 june Mad 35 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 Man on the Stairs 45 Thes- plan Tournament 2, 3, 45 Director 45 Minerettes 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio 45 Variety Show 3, 45 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Thespians 3, 45 Vice President 45 Girls' State 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 Booster 2, 35 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Ski Club 35 Secretary- Treasurer 35 District Declamation 35 Cracked Ice 45 GAA 3, 45 Tri-Y 1, 3, 45 District and Regional Thespian Tourna- ment 4. Life wax never mean! to be taken Jerioufly. ALICE GIROUX AL Tri-Y 15 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 june Mad 35 Man on the Stairs 45 Thespian Tournament 45 Director 45 Miner- ettes 3, 45 Band 45 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 45 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Advertising Editor 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Thespians 3, 45 junior Prom 35 Ski Club 25 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 GAA 3, 4. Be gone dull cafe Fm bury. DoN HLTLI. SCROOGE Club 3. 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 Baseball Manager 2. 31 Booster 45 Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Senior Class Treasurer 4. I'w in big for me fir you are fm' you. GIEORGE HULI. BREM Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. 3. 45 Key Club 4. Gee I with I u'eret1't .fo btlrhful, JON LAVERGNE j0N My only labor zmi to kill time, CLARA LOWRY CLA112 Tri-Y 1, 2. 3, 45 President 45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 june Mad 35 Man on the Stairs 45 Thespian Tournament 2, 35 Director 45 Minerettes 45 Gym- khana 1, 2, 3. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 45 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Booster 3, 45 Annual 45 District Declamation Festival 45 Thespians 3, 45 Cracked Ice 45 GAA 3. 4. Sbe'll do it but oh ltau' it irkr her. Vicici LUTICH Vic Drill Team 3, 4. She har fun u'lJe1'e1'er the goer. MARGY MARRA MARG Student Council 35 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Tri-Y 15 President 15 Minerettes 2, 3, 45 Secretary 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Gymkhana 15 Lilac Festival 1, 25 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Wtarthy Advisor 45 Variety Show 35 Booster 3, 45 Business Manager 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls' State Al- ternate 35 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2. 3, 45 Sandpoint Music Clinic 35 Horizon 1. Ererytlaing neat and a little mirrlaief to .teuron it. MARGIE MCCANN MUGGS Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Leader 45 Gymkhana 2, 35 Lilac Fes- tival 15 Senior Ball 4. Slae put: all ber worrie.f in the bottom of her heart. SHARON MCGATLXN SHERRY Student Council 25 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Elusive Aunt Laura 15 June Mad 35 Thespian Tournament 2, 3, 45 Director 45 Minerettes 3, 45 Man on the Stairs 45 Band 35 Gymkhana 1. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Tumbling 1. 2, 3. 45 Rainbow 1, 2. 3, 45 Worthy Advisor 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Booster 3, 45 Editor 45 Annual 35 Girls' State 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 45 President 45 Vice President 35 Thespians. 2l 019 howrhe lorer to dance. SAM POPE SAM Football I, 2, 3, 4, Club 4, Tumbling I, 2. Work is a luxury in which I nerer indulge. FRED Porrs FRITZ junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4. A comely lad wilh plenty of perfonalily. DAVID POWELL PING PONG june Mad 3, Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, DeMolay 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lt. Governor 4, RORMG 4, junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4. Carer may rome and rarer may go hut I have reared lo worry. GERENE PYBURN GENE Secretary-Treasurer 1, Minerettes 3, 4, Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4, Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Annual 4, junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4. Life ir jun one laugh after another. DANNY MURPHY MURPH I'll spin a roin--if it Handy on end I'll Jludy. DAVE PAsoLD FRENCH1E Chorus 3, 4, Track 2, 33 Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, RORMG 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4. No one can appreciate my fondnefr 'for girly. BILL PEEIFEER SLATS june Mad 3, Man on the Stairs 4, Thespian Tourna- ment 3, 4, Gymkhana 1, 2. 33 Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Vice President 4, RORMG 3, 4, Variety Show 4, Thespians 4, junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4. So long he haf to go to hed in ferlionr. jo ANN PLEDGER 10 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Vice President 4, Thespian Tournament 4, Mine-rettes 4, Treasurer 4, Band 3, 4, Gym- khana 3, Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Ski Club 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, junior Red Cross 3, GAA 3, 4, President 4. Somelimer naughty hut never had. .w ' VANCE Ross WIND1' Often .teen hut hardly ez-'er heard. ALLAN RUEEIER AL Track 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, DeMolay 3, 4. Almoft hilled hy 11 train of thought running through hir mind. ROSALIE Scorr R0 R0 Tri-Y 4, Gymkhana 3. Friendly blond senior with her own rperial guy. MOLLY SEBASTIAN MOLL Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Chaplain 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Band 4, Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, Lilac Festival 1, Chorus 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Lewiston Music Festival 3, 4, GAA 3. A good matured girl grated with the giggles. JACK SORENSON LIBERACE President 1, Elusive Aunt Laura -1, June Mad 3, Thes- pian Tournament 2, 3, Director 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 2, Lilac Festival 1, Latin Club 1, 2,'Annual 1, 2, Thes- pians 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Lewiston Music Festival 2, Camera Club 1, 2. He hnowr what he wants to do and doer it. ROGER SPARKS Roc Student Council 3, Student Body Vice President 3, June Mad 3, Man on the Stairs 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Master Councilor 4, Booster 4, Boys' State 3, junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 4, Ski Slub 4, District Declamation 4. Come what may he'r the fame good Jport every day. DON STEWART STEW Chorus 3, Club 3, 4, Boxing 3, Variety Show 3, Lewiston Music Festival 3. Stop the traffic I'm trying to think. JERRY STREETER 1 ED Student Council 2, 4, Class President 2, Vice President 4, Man on the Stairs 4, Thespian Tournament 4, Track 2. 4, Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 1, Key Club 2, 3, RORMG 2, 3, 4 ,Head Cheese 4, Booster 2, Senior Ball 4, Lewiston Music Festival 3, Glee Club 3. Ar innocent df a new-laid egg??????? 23 I l I KAY THOMPSON POOPSIE Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Chaplain 25 Scribe 35 Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 Gymkhana 15 Chorus 45 Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 45 Worthy Advisor 45 Variety Show 3, 45 Annual 3, 45 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 45 Girls' Glee Club 3. I ehaner, rhatzer all llae day. WAYNE TOMLIN H0014 Football 15 Basketball Manager 1, 4. Above all I am a man. DAVID VAN HORNE DAVE Ou: of right buf not out of mind. DENNY WELSH DEN Student Council 3, 45 Student Body President 45 junior Class Vice President 35 Man on the Stairs 45 Thespian Tournament 45 Chorus 45 Club 45 Football 45 Basket- ball 15 Baseball 45 Tumbling 15 Key Club 35 RORMG 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 45 junior Prom King 35 Lewiston Music Festival 45 Boys' Glee Club 2. I am noi in lbe raw of common men. CLAYTON STROUD H 0RT0N Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 DeMolay 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 3. Ruler are lo be read, not followed. JOANNE SULLIVAN jo Drill Team 45 Chorus 45 Variety Show 4. Naibing if of more are than Jilenre. SHIRLEY TATTRIE SHIRL Tri-Y 45 Gymkhana 35 junior Red Cross 3. Her eyes, all radianz with glad rurprire. VIRGINIA TAYLOR VIRG Tri-Y 3, 45 Scribe 45 Chorus 45 Variety Show 45 Senior Ball 35 Lewiston Music Festival 4. Happinerr and joy .Ieem 10 be ber ferret. MARIE VUEPPLIZR Milli! Valetlictorian 41 Chorus 2. 3, 43 Rainbow 33 Variety Show 3, 43 District Declamation 2, 33 Lewiston Music Festival 2. 3. 4. Qnivf in flint hut loud in grfzde, JIM VUILIIIAMS WILL june Mad 33 Thespian Tournament 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 41 Vice President 43 Lilac Festival 13 Variety Show 3, 43 Booster 33 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3. 43 Pep Bancl 1, 2. 3. 4. llqeil you .we if um fhir tray. HARVIEH' WILSON I-IARV Junior Prom 3. Therefr I1 method in my mndnerr. DALVIN WINTEROWID DAL Student Council 4g Student Body Treasurer 43 Club 3, 43 Vice President 4g Thespian Tournament 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 43 Basketball I, 2, 3. 43 Baseball 33 43 Key Club 31 RORMG 3. 43 Boys' Glee Club 2. Btilbflll .md .thy hut 14 hwz you hfmu' him oh my. ,J X33 NANCY WOELFEL NANCI5 Minerettes 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Variety Show 43 Booster 3, 43 Annual 3. 4, Business Man- ager 43 District Declamation 4g Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 43 junior Red Cross 33 Horizon 1, 2. I laugh for hope has nz happy place with me. JUIJITH WRIGHT fum' Chorus 2, 43 Rainbow 2, 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 43 Variety Show 43 junior Red Cross 3. Her fare 1l'cl.f zzezef to offend. MARILY'N ZORET 1liARlI,l'N june Mad 33 Thespian Tournament 3, 43 Minerettes 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 23 Triple Trio 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Booster 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Thespians 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Horizon 1, 2. Always at the foot of lhe clan-They .real them izlphaheli- rally. K 1 Jw USM as .rv 1 F , Q 'NK The hardy junior crex v embarked on a leasant voyage under the able leadership of Larry Blythe, President 521114-ly P Parsell, Vice Presidentg Bob MacGuffie. Secretaryg and Carolyn Bonebrake, Treasurer. Dave Thompson also brought them honors with his job of being Student Body Vire President. Sailing The Showboatn in the annual Elks Parade. the juniors topped the High School in awards. Entertainment during the year included the Thespian Tournament with Eileen O'Mera winning the best actress award. They also presented the junior Class Play Curtain Going Vp and a very beautiful junior Prom in April. With Pat Rauch, Carol Inskip, and Helen Gregory in Triple Trio and four flashy twirlers. Karen Kottlcey, Shirley Solum, Shirley Steffan and Myrna Wfhite, the juniors never lacked for entertainment, The junior boys well represented their flags in the Athletic world, The C1355 of '56 Certainly feel ready to take over the helm next year. , NK at J an -- K4 'Q Ed Albmgla CWW Darrel Beehner Pat BGUHCY , Q9 y 5. - ,E Sl., 1 .iOFFICER LARRY BLYTEIE . A pARSE - 'dellf 's , , .... .-M-SANDY UFFIE P7611 l MaCG .Q PIU-ldellf WA-NBOB KE V116 ' A bljt , .... 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'. uv, - Q,-i ' 7:f5ff?g5Z7' E551 S ui ,A W. 3 fi 5 as - M f 25? . f x Larry Blythe .I mLAA Carolyn Bonebrake L,1:y Charles Bigsby Mm, Billy Bond 5 ' 1 ffilislriii. , ,, 7, .aigwr J flfiiilfsli . 2 fi ,Elf ff- 'gm ,fi-,N . 1 z'!i1,1I':'g Lyle Boyer Gayle Caron jim Carter Eugene Cawthon Mildred Christman i X M J' if 'N X yr P t 1' fwwili , as 2 Si K' 1 s Y 2 'L Lonny Daughtery Marlene DeRoos Michelle Ecldins asf , M ' E533 G - . at ' i i ' ' lll'5Ei'afi'l A .- ,, fx' , Lynn Ellsworth it Q W M , V l d 1: ' M- if V Y - , K' ' ' 'f - x Ju Y erm M L it 1 G, QV? ,R iffy- Ron Fuller ,,m, iii, it ,A - . K A. K 6 ' - 4 'k ffl,-i if . fi' 'h: ,:' .s 1 - - s-' -' s g ef L Diana Gibson -. - 1e gf Pl-IURHUFWAILIBLE ysys Sim iw liisfi Gary Gould A. 3, . ti' .L Helen Gregory LCVOH Gf0SS A 0 Tom Gyde ryr.- i J li ,,-Es: 1' .N Patsy Havelick Sally Havelick A X. jim Heatherly ,y G bsl l my I2-HG H0ffmaf1 M V A , L 5 .-ig 525. - - - L li? fm J P it 4 jack Hull ' gy i nw A ,I A NZ i Carol lnskip ,W . . H '- A Y .,., -2 - 1 ' - ' , ei.i 4 is ' ,....Jr J jim johnson A ' ys.,, 'M S - - K .X T llm Kms f ' 2 2142? ' ' Xi: L L S -QM . y QL ai! 1 Q ,Ii s W w X ' iff S SUPPV' rgssvf'-'WJ I. N0 mimi, is If 'Y ,Mi-x '31 1 X s Karen Kottkey Marguerite Ledbetter Bob Lee jerry Lees Loran Lippa Bob MacGuffie Bob Magnuson Wfaine Mahanke Greg Malcolm Patsy McGrady Monty McLean Bill Mitchell Rose Morin Joanne Murphy Ruth Naylor Virginia Nichols Marilyn Ogilvie Eileen O'Mera jim Ostrander Pat Overman Sandy Parsell Gary Patrick Larry Patton David Pauline Dolores Peterson Don Preston Gene Pugh Mary Ann Ramirez r 11 Ve ' , . -H ' 41 ,i 'mi 'O Q rf' B rr ' ' ' MQ ' , . 'ima in was ,K A :L i H Z , . - I 1253 : I, W' 'axial 4 L' g az '. X I N N,,,,V I Q wiifiii ' M V K is . - , ,- . it 3 L L -m I l V -as 4 .A I Pat Rauch Carl Rodgers Rudy Roth Mary Sanders Jean Smith jack Smith Shirley Solum Charles Sprague Shirley Steflfan Glen Stone Larry Strope Jeanie Thomas LeRoy Thomas Dave Thompson Elaine Tomlin Fred Uhl Bob VanKuiken Paul Wagar Everett Walker Neil Walter Sandra Wanamaker Wanda Westbrook Myrna White Norene Winterowd Wilma Witham Ed Wood Bob Yost Butch Zimmerman Y s 3 ' ff Future Miss Americasf' Heh! Wfcrc ahead ? ? ? P? After thc show Larry and Jerry entertained. Class of '57, Starting a camera shop? fi. ,1 , ,. fu, 1 -1f:.fw,Lgsdk 2' 4 t ...--nn 'Y 'Wm its HEIR WAY UP - -' SOPHOMORES ON T Due to the fact that they were mere Sophomores, we were inclined to overlook their entrance into Wa-Hi but through the year they have made their presence felt in our midst. The Sophomores started their first year in Wa-Hi off by electing Doug Olson, Presidentg Gerry FitzGerald, Vice Presidentg Bob Vermillion, Secretaryg and Judy Caron, Treasurer. This class is well represented ' ttes Key Club, Band, and Chorus. They brag of their one member in Triple Trio, Rozella Gray and one in d in the Thespian Tournament and of Don Corbin who represents them ' ' de. They called it Education ls the in NW Club, Minere , ' l ho also won the best actor awar ' d olorful float in the Elks Para ' shoes next year. -'e fig 'T 1 vig , J-e . ' . C29 4, t - 7 .,e, - - -,.-L.,.. Z- f ' - CI 3 Fa i T-nw c:E'L A t OFF1CERS-1 4 fi -Sf . 6 P1-erzderzt ................ , lgyflh Milfs Siflfe Pfffidenf ,-,-- ',f1f'.'l ' .1. fffelary .,---- .--v- 'i ' ' ERALD ,ph Tfedmrer ...- B O B VERMILLION ,rpg ,ng-f ----- ---- J UDY CARON Q! S A Thespians, Gary Randal w ' -- 'fl-A Flnss of '57 started their year with a pretty an c ' fl' 1-A wpll nrepared t0 Step into and take over the junior Jimmy Adams Rene Amundson Helen Asvestas jean Barney Glen Becker Darwin Beehner Glenn Black Brent Bofenkamp Janet Bonebrake Cathy Brewer Vic Brewer Adelia Buchanan Mary Campbell jean Canterbury Peggy Carlson Q-'FA aff' S 5 it 33 rrfefs-Hail? -W ' :2'5rris:5g+rS K .-Wikia S:-i.Q:2m.r2f' - sara: :irgiff A i-ifi: eq -rf' 'ffi.23f:-11511 ws' V. fi . fl-it H A A 1 'K-221'--1gsfy:f,:.24 1' K5-fffzfiffhiisgi .. 3 ... -1A-fzsse1z?Igvg:111L 5:2 r 1, i..-,fgfszir ti - :frefrgsswffr.-f.nw .. .W frv r.r, Q 5- i-fren .i-5.55-3224? f'.5?53'ffFfif ff we fe 1215:ff-iz131,35:y1g15igg:fz5?iE4sm 5 li!-' 5 K ' 1 Judy Caron Kay Casteel Alice Castleberry Lennea Clark Alice Coburn Don Corbin Tom Crosier Jerry Driver jerry Dwyer Geraldine Eatman Rita Erickson Dewayne Evans jerry Farnsworth Gerry F itzGeralcl Bruce Flohr Morgan Foster Joan Franetich jim Freel Becky Fudge Judy Ghigleri Norm Ghigleri Wilda Glencross Carol Gray Rozella Gray Rodney Gross Duane Gust Donna Hager Charlotte Heir Barbara Hetterle Phil Hodges Dorothy Hoffman Ila Mae Jensen Don Kelly Donna Kinsey Bill Kloucheck Al Koenig jim Lashmet Gene Lilenkamp Lile Lundal Betty McCann 'Pigfgye Picfure Pat McDonald ' Noi. N01 Mike McKim W Ayailabie Available Opal McMurray Andy Mercer Rochelle Meredith Joe Meredith Neil Mohr Dan Mullen Nancy Newell Norma Nickelby Rose Nickelby Nonie Norman Kathy Nowlin Doug Olson Charles Powell Picture Nb? Availabl Phutu nm AVAILABLE Yvonne Presley Gary Randall Lois Reasoner Sharon Reel Gerald Ritter Connie Robinette Ronnie Robinette Marilyn Rochat Bruce Roth Sue Ryden Carol Schmirler Wanda Shuetz Floyd Searnans Marny Small Anita Sprague fb aim Avmnaxe iii I Q i -OFFICERS .- Pwrzdezzf ,,,AVVA-A Vice Pm-jd U QVVVA ' w 'A A ' ' DARLENIE ROSS ent ------.,., ,,--- S , ' f NT -.,..a-f -FROSH LOOK AHEAD- lves under the leadership With their eyes cast toward the Senior High Building, the Class of '58 is fast making a name for themse of Darlene Ross, Presidentg Shirley Corbin, Vice Presidentg and Chery Bondurant, Secretary-Treasurer. They ordered pink and black class sweaters to add to their achievements, The Frosh have been well represented in the sports field under the able guidance of Coach joe Potoczny. They have also contributed members to other activities such as Drill Team, Band, and Triple Trio. They f h'te washing the The Freshmen consider the year a very successful prelude to bravely took over the usual frosh job o w 1 Senior High Life. Best of luck to an ambitious class. 36 '- 0,45 ..... n i y 1,1 -aff A lla able 'Ak ' G lain e Adi adams. X , l bmw baxlCY' i r 'gi bob ball H pat ba til 5 k . mv? 'Suv f qjof' wwf fo.. 0 A4 fred bafdeul tt jigsaw li 5 A y :Jh Wea Sharon' barre Q X . Ygqngkgyi ,,, daviclmliaignsltts l j 'h 'Q --' j A ii My Ca ione blimchard , e y J in I r i ai, iV ,xii-'ii' f 4 , 'X L Ll L,A. L R J Kfmwd 3 Chen bondumt r er Q, V me P' 5 mckv bfewe' i,,,l5, 5 I, 4 ,jk- N if i i martha cleverly j shirley Corbin -3 Q john cordray fifvlgflf lik, kenny cunningham i ' mary duffy K . 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Bob VzmKuiken, Brent Bofenlczimp. jimmy Freel, joe Visintainer. Third row: Greg Malcolm, Gary Gould. Don Corbin, Norm Gliigleri. Front row, left to right: Nickie Brewer, Bruce Bailey, Cliff Noxin, jack Aclams, Wray Featherstone. Second row: George Fernquist, John Cordray, Jim Ulman. Bob O'Mera, Brian Protzmen. Butch Marra. i 7 . f, V ii X, . - if ' f ik -:k' xr?-1. , -L -fifiifiig IQ f wif Q xy Qf -in 5 .Q--f ' .5'Qz,A Q1 ik 48.5633 T gf x w 4. Q X 1 1 Q,f2lI.7 b 5 . w .g, I I 5 if!! .W A-. , x ,,, QW 4 ww al 1 N1 ' 'Ll 3, as YY ev 3 m A Q KJ 0 MN' i 8 it-Q f....,e iw 7+ Q - . nl 2, f .ge Ag 5, 2 4 N4 I lx .iight 1. Hey jed and Glen, Next time better buy sanforizedf' Watching the Drill Team fellas? ?? Tri-Y Hen Party Hey Kaarlene, How'd you get in this? Aren't we cute says Karen and Shirley. Better watch your waistline, girls. Spastic Osburn Girls Y ! Y Y Y l l 6 I 1 6 i-ww N YR 1 W. -4 8 , 1,.,, Q Nga. QE' SWR? Q L f.. dlg,' - if .- 3 A Sz' 1' i Q 8 ww u :SSA ,sa Sv H w ,rgfii gn ' sp k. filaw gn 9 . 1 we , f aw, K yin .K Nh '25 Ss 5 J QF , . 4 .rf 1 I ig ,vs film 5 ,I , ' a A 5 ,6-355 , ,,,,.aD -et 4. 5,4 W H ,Ki First row: Sharon Reel, Evelyn Bratton, Alice Giroux, JoAnn Pledger. Second row: Gayleen Whittle, Shirley Solum, Karen Kottlcey, Myrna White, Shirley Steffan. Third row: Susan Austin, Kathleen Nowlin, Cora Lou Carlson, Denny Wheeler, Don Phillips, Pat Wheeler, Terry Clem, jim Williairus, Mary Ann Fudge, julie Austin, Barbara Paul- ing, johnny Anderson, Becky Fudge, Carol Uhlman, Wanda Westbrook, Bruce Vecker- man. Fourth row: Sandra Wanamaker, Rosemary Kohlruss, Carol Schmirler, Elin Hallock, Gerry Mc-Kay, Sandra Gray, Barbara Clark, Nonie Norman, Mafgy Marra, Eugene - wwf walk il I i S r N - f f r e: . X is Cawthon, Bobby Lees, Nancy Woelfel, Janet Bonebrake, Susan Cox, Carol Bull, Myrna Sherman, Shirley Corhin. Fifth row: Bob Vermillion, Gerald Ritter, jackie Anderson, Slmron l.UllLlL'llNl.lgCf, Cleo Btirdelli, Eileen O'Mera, Marny Small, Pat Bentley, Mary S.1mlei's, Molly Selxrstim, Clmrles Bigshy, Neil Walters, jerry Siers, Loren Solum, Clara Amondson, rl.lIllCS Small. Sixth row: jimmy Peterson, Ray Vickerman, Ed Wood, Gary Rmdiil, .lim llhlmnn. Directed student govern- ment and all band affairs. gawl BOB LOMMEL The band entertained at pep assemblies and all sports events . . . represented Wa- Hi in style at the Lewiston Music Festival. Participated in community parades and civic affairs and the TV Show. They well deserve the honors they have acquired. Seated Preridenf ......... ......... M ARGY MARRA Standing Student Direrlor .... ....................., N EIL WALTER Serretafy .....i.... Trearurer ..... , Not shown Vice President .... SANDRA WANAMAKER ........,....NANCY WOELFEL .........J1M WILLIAMS --?cmd0 ,inl- - FLAG TWI RLERS -' Back row: Sharon Reel, Evelyn Bratton, jo Ann Pleclger. Front: Alice Giroux. L2 .2 dh 12 Flashing color girls of the Marching Band . . . shiny satin outfits . . . Lewiston Music Festival . . . city par- ades . . . drum majorette Karen Kottkey. -BATON TWIRLERS 1 Back row: Shirley Steffan, Ga- lene Whittle. Front row: Myrna White, Karen Kottkey, Shirley Solum. Front row lcft to right: Peggy Carlson, Bkil'l32il'21 Keischner, Pat Rauch, Wiltlri Glcncross, Mr. Her- big Second row: Judith Hullemann. Alice Coburn, Betty McCann, Rozella Gray. Lile Lundal. Back row Donna Hager. Marilyn Rochat. Dixie Starchmain, Dana-tte Trowbridge, Nancy Zainctti. The Girls' Glee Club along with the A Cappella Choir and Triple Trio under the fine direction of Mr. Don Herbig supplied the commu- nity with much fine entertainment and enjoyment. They have per- formed at various concerts and musical shows. They have indeed brought fame to the music world of Wa-Hi. . Zhvzaep' . , 1 i-qu DON HERBIG Dirccfm' uhh Y 5 Q Q 5 x 3 Left to right: Pat Rauch, Rozella Gray, Darlene Ross, Carol Inskip, Cora Carlson, Marilyn Zoret, Naomi Chambers, Helen Gregory, Rita Ghirardello. Front: Becky Fudge. FIRST SOPRANOS SECOND SOPRANOS ALTOS Naomi Chambers Pat Rauch Carol Inskip Helm G1-4-gory Rozella Gray Darlene Ross Rim Glqifm-Jello Marilyn Zoret Cora Carlson Christmas Concert . . . entertain at various commun- ity functions . . . Easter Concert . . . Music Festival . . . practices Tuesday and Thursday . . . accompan- ist Bccky Fudge . . . directed by Don Herbig. X ft: F, 4 A I l -' tl' ful 4 i , , in ,K is ...I x N n., K a 1 ywywu gs 32 f ' s 1 Q 3 up 44 f 3 W 6 P 'iv .f 7? M 'N R YYY' 1 - Q i A 3 f Q r Rf Xi . . X : . A . E ... k 9 -- , . - 4, .L , . 3 K , ,K .K .. . . r, . X t lm my 7, 5 . ,aww x Y J 1 f I I If Aj I 3, ,Mx I ,W f ,V A-, 3515354117 w QWm5 HQQQQT ,M -' Aga '4i ffw ,v Wmwwwwy wg W ,gizj , f ,. . , A 'MY' ,M Y iwn F. K nw 4 , 3 3, 3, M v -2 Ei' as had ,v ,W ,, fy , N 1 S M, mf 1 7? ' x- ai if MQ? 5 -0 PQ-X133 514504: Seated: Sharon MCG 1' af my Mafgy Marta, Michelle Eddins, Karen Kottkey. B k 5 D Th Marrlyn Zoret. Clara Lowry, Roger Sparks, Marilyn Ogilvjev , ac row ave Om man, Helen Gregory, d ' ' ncers, Shrrley Solum, D 'liar H - the faml . , -n WHS .Hx HGH your SYOIICS Emerg of the vljjatluff of the Page aper has came' I cry This yearb P I I finest GW ' Boosfef' . being one Of UC l hoH0f O ---3-L-Q Tb , --'13, 2 e 5 J'X' 1 J '-4-tr- ' , -aj: ,f gf- 511 QOL'-iL.f?2, HQR,-1-. ' QV- d x McGATLINr fl - L '0 PM - iht: SHARON. + 'lf E5 ' lx-f:l5lR1:l3,rl?1z1ineJJMamgel' f , ,,77'j1 D' Q . I pson, Nancy Woelfel, Caro Gr , M S i ' - an Drana Grbson. ay ary 3 Omthy Hay GY Edizoff MAR 63 --- ' ev Prepare basketball and football pro- grams . . . meetings every Thurs- day . . . Key Club Banquet . . . send members to Kiwanis . . . sell pop to the classes . . . second se- Vice Prwidefzf ..... Serrelury-T1'ef15ure1' . mester officers. Prefldeuz ,...................., ...... .,,..,...... -FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS- GARY CLIZER MONTY MCLEAN GLEN ALMQUIST President ....,,,..., Vice Prefiderzl ...... Secremry-Treafurer ,. Chaplain .................... Cfiupfairz ............... ,..,..,. P AUL WAGAR LfFllfE7IdI7l-G0IIEVIIKH' .........,..Y,...... DAVE POWELL - SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS - JACK CLEVELAND BILL PEEIEEER GLEN ALMQUIST PAUL WAGAR Lieuzezzanz-Governor ........,........... DAVE POWELL Adrirorf .,,....,.,.......... MR. FRANK HUTCHISON MR. DAVE MOREHOUSE , :La-J: f back IOW, Arn W O f ' pf 'ff , bruce noun ffl . d, Uoug Don Corbin' Gary Patricia cl3l1lD1vj1Ti:omPson. Joe Visintamer. Tot1GmG3iSi Monty Second row: lack Cleve an lsLee Front row: Mr. Hutchison, Glen q ' Olson' Duane Hueuemani Bi? well,.Paul Wagar, Mr. Morehouse. 54 McLean, GUY Cllzer' Dave 0 , .66 Front row: Nonie Norman, Rose Morin, Gerry FitzGerald, Greg Malcolm, Sharon McGatlin, Janet Bonebralce, Carolyn Bonebrake. Second row: Cathy Brewer, JoAnn Pledger, Diana Gibson, Karen Kottkey, Bruce Roth, joe Visintainer, Nancy Woelfel, Becky Fudge, Joan Franetich. Third row: Sandra Wanamaker, Marilyn Ogilvie, Neil Walter, Bill Mitchell, Glenn Black. Capable club officers . . . ordered pins . . . weekend fun . . . snow birds of Wa-Hi . . . under the watchful eye of Coach Hilliard. 3941-- K GX ,s . f lil,--?g ! f 'ul' I 5542 312 - X V4 V ----- Diiu u 1 U 'K 3511-5252-l9OA1TIlAMcGATL1N ' ' ' Senffdfy-Tregm,-,,. , , .- LCOLM --.'.A. 'i - ----- - - - 5 ---. .Pfm,fe,,, ' Lk ---- --.Vlfg P,-efjdgnl ' .. X --- --5?f'g'em1l-at-Armor S-X 4 P- - OFFICERS -'- - OFFICERS - Pl't'.l'ldt'll! Vvlff Preridezzz ,,,,4, Vvwh J DTAEEVELAND Sen-gfdfy ---,-- --'--- -- ' G Trearufg,- - SANDRA WANAMAKER JO ANN PLEDGER . . . WA-HI PEP Club . Usher at sports Qvents . l I make-pep signs . . . hold traditional initiation of new Timbers ' ' ' Wear colorful ye and black uniforms gn game days . . . serve at ban, Euets and civic events . , old meetings every Wednes- day. er Diana Gibson, Shirley Starting at bottom left P: Karen Kottkey, Shirley Solum, Donna Hag , k Sandra Wanamaker, jean Cleveland, Clara Lowry, Helen Gregory. ' d org jo Ann Pledger, Margy Marra, ' l Steffen, Carolyn Bonebra e, Starting at bottom of the E: Evelyn Bratton, Mrs. Bombino, a vis ' A derson, Alice Giroux, Gerene Pyburn, Marilyn Zoret, Nancy Woelfel, Lile Lunda, ' ' den, Marny Small, Joyce Anderson, Eileen O'Mera, jackie n flf- unfaplli Second P: Judy Ghigleri, Sue Ry A- 1 vfcnnin Rita Ghirardello. O .-1.- -li-u i .......-1. N Left end of W to right: Bruce Flohr, Fred Bardelli, Jerry Caron, Don Stewart, non rust, ve..- Pugh, Evertt Walker, Butch Zimmerman, jack Hull, Paul Wagar, Dave Thompson, Gary Patrick, George Hull, Bill Bond, Dalvin Winterowd, Garry Chambers, Gary Clizer, Roger Sparks, Lynn Ellsworth, Glen Almquist, Dave Pasold, Coach Hilliard, advisorg jerry Streeter, Bill Pfeiffer, Darrel Beehner, Duane Hullemann, Ron Fuller, Mark Fowler, jack Smith, Bob MacGuffie, Bob ' G cle Fred Uhl, Dave Powell. Lee, jim Ostrander, Rudy Roth, Tom y , Only lettermen of the school may belong , . . annual club balfcluef . . . traditional painting of the W for new members . . . wear lettermen sweaters every Friday , , , wheels of the school . , , have Coach Hilliard as their Capable advisor, Y OFFICERS - P fffdf'ff, --' -A------- G A RRY CHAMBERS VW P'mde'7t ---s' DALVIN WINTEROWD Sfffffflfy-Tfearurgf ,-.-,,w'-'.- '-...--- B ILL PFEIFFFR Sergeant-at-Armr ...., .... J ERRY STREETZR ,i--7 ' - amlfazd 5 3, ff' it ,...... caan 7 rf' 'lt' ,W.t .em IVIISS VIGIL Direftor Supply half time entertainment at basketball ames . . . tumble for school assemblies . . . Leftto righii ludl' Caffmf ' outstanding entertaining group . . . flashing Nonie Norman Lile Lundal, Jlldl' Viche' g red and grey outfits. Left to right: Gerene Pyburn, Marguerite Ledbetter, Kaarlene Anderson, Sharon McGat1in, Karen 8 Kottkey, Alice Giroux, Delores Peterson, Clara Lowry. 6 rj Cyzer Neil Walters, Mroauin Larry B1vfhC,GafY 1 ' b - , , h' ' Y ' r G' . , Back row, left to right: Glam SKRIEQY' From row: Snndra Wanamaker, Diana 1 son IWHYIIYH Zola' Alice Gimuxli Eiddie XX'ood. Mrs- Durfee, Advisor. Glen Almqmst, Rita Ghirardel o. Preridefzt ,..... . Vive' P1'U.Ijdf?lI! Serrulmy ..,........... 'l'r'v.1.r11r'er .. Strike OFFICERS - GLEN ALMQUIST RITA GHIRARDELLO DIANA GIBSON EDDIE WOOD SANDRA WANAMAKER Directed one-act plays in Thespian Tourna- ment , . . take care of the stage . . . hold formal public initiation . . . new members after class plays . . . put on prize winning play Cracked Icef' is .'x x GRA - l' I jfrll, ww 1 yif zf'5'5 f' M440 6 Vila lf? Q 5 B sv' N - Q C 'sind L- M x Qi,-W W, Planned parties and mountain climbing hikes . . . able guidance of Head Cheescw lerr chose Sophomore, Don Corbin , Y , pins . . . advisor, C0 -h H.1. . . sponsored dances. at lhafd ' ' ' Back row: Gary Gould, Bob Macbunie r ' ' : k Cleveland jim Heatherly Bob Magnuson J d D ve Powell Bill Coach Bob Hilliard. Second row Jac Glen Almquist. Dave Pasold. jerry Caron Front row Dalvin Winterow a ' D 'nn Welsh, Garry Chambers Gary Clizer jerry Streerer Pfeiffer. Danny Murphy, c y uw 6400 ' 1 Marin, MARGIE IWICCANN Ltillllw' Norma Nickkelij-'irc nrrlwwn, Dolores .V lv1,V1'Il-1 Ellgworfhy MULKSOH, Pat Kelly, Y, Bernice Morgan Sharssfgl, gudy Caron, Kathillrlii Vgalker, Donna I ee, 10anne Mor uf , Gail Cir gan, P . ' 011, at Havelick, MISS VIGIL QD Dzrertor A gf- fig 23724 iff!! Q 'V ff ri I . 1 m5.,,1-Q A , 'T' , i Early morning practices . . . perform at all sports events . . . high stepping leader . . . add variety with red paper shakers . . . rep- resent Wa-Hi in style at all music and civic events. l wif 1 Seniors always eating. 2. Nothing new: Jed, Den, and jim.' 3. Three stooges Al, Gene, and Toots 4. Senior Gab Session 5. Jed, Den, and Dal taking her easy. 6. Hot Ca ' ' ' naries Triple Trio. N Mm 2 1. A K JUNIOR SHOWBOAT UDENT Bom ELECTXON sr SENIOR A TIME . . . S-ONCE UPON SOPI-IOMORES4EDUCATION IS THE PEARL OF SUCCESS - X K A -if A, f is if :WS ' -:s, Q S E kx.l- 1 ,, K R in ' F. 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Mining DsiI'ricI's Largest Depar+men+ Sfore Serving I'he DisI'ricI' for 50 Years Shop in Kellogg and Save CompIimenI's of MORROW RETAIL STORE 5I'h and Cedar WaIIace, Idaho GOOD LUCK - SENIORS! Cour+esy of KELLER BUICK CO. 5I'h and Pine WALLACE, IDAHO CompIeI'e Au'romo'I'ive Service CONGRATULATIONS - SENIORS!! CompIimen'I's of IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK Corner of 6+h and Cedar WALLACE BRANCH Wallace, Idaho 86 Besf Wishes -- Seniors!! FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6Ih and Bank WALLACE, IDAHO The Bank wirh I'he Chime Clock THE COMBINATION bfh S+ree+ Wallace, Idaho Good Luck-Seniors! DAY MINES 506If2 Cedar SI'reeI' WALLACE. IDAHO Good Luck-CIass of '55- May You Have Good Luck in Fuiure Years Com pIimenI's of BRITT'S GARDEN SPOT Osburn, Idaho THE WORSTELL CO. 70I Bank SI. Wallace, Idaho CHEVRON GAS Osburn. Ida. OSBURN LUMBER CO. Osburn. Ida. SCOOP'S 76' STATION Corner 5+h and Pine WALLACE, IDA. WOODLAND PARK I GROCERY Woodland Park, Ida. ELDER'S VARIETY Bank S+. Wallace, Ida. CITY MEAT MARKET 5l4 Cedar S+. WALLACE. IDA. Fa rewell-Seniors Goff Ivfk Foon CENTER Seniors 5I6 Cedar S+. THE BARREL Wallace, Ida. Osburn, Ida. ANTHONY'S JEWELERS Wallace, Ida. - SPONSORS - Ward's Funeral Home Dr. Siliau Dr. C. D. Walley Dr. Vesfer Dr. Doyle Dr. Nord Dr. Roberfson Dr. ScoH Thomas Payne Keane 8: Keane Calholic Daughfers of America Rainbow Assembly No. 2 Drs. Fi'I'zGeraIcl and Reville Eagles THANK YOU . . . Thanks Io I'he many gracious and co- operafive business firms who have placed ads in Ihe I955 edilion of 'I'he PROSPECTOR . I wish 'ro express my sincere apprecia- 'lion Io fhose esIablishmen'I's which have helped make +his edifion of fhe year- book possible. If was a pleasure Io deal wiI'h each of +hem. I hope +ha+ fhe acquainfances made in our business conI'ac'I's wiI'h Ihem will serve fo s'IrengI'hen I'he re- la+ionship beiween Ihis high school and I'he ciiizenship of Wallace. Sincerely, ALICE GIROUX Adverfising Ediior ma,-4 za., Alice Giroux, Advertising Editor, for all her help and extra work on both layout and ads . . . Nancy Woelfel, Business Manager, for keeping the books and taking care of the sale of annuals . . . To Mr. McGowan, Advisor, for his helping advice and guidance . . . To Mr. Iszler and the faculty for their cooperation in letting students out of class . . . To Carolyn Bonebrake, Photographer, for her end- less picture taking and help . . . Diana Gibson and jo Ann Murphy for their intricate art work . . . The entire annual staff for all their work on Saturdays and late nights . . . The entire student body for their fullest cooperation . . . And to the business people for their help in the financial department. To these people and many others who gave a helping hand to the PROSPECTOR my most sincerest thanks . . . RITA GHIRARDELLO Editor SEPTEMBER 7-First day of school and about 375 eager students enrolled. 10-Football season started with a heartbreaking de- feat for Wa-Hi on the Sandpoint Field, 19-18. 14-Election of class officers was held. 17-Miners give St. Maries a 25-6 drubbing. 22-Denny Welsh was elected to head the student body with Dave Thompson as Vice Presidentg Rita Ghirardello, Secretary, and Dalvin Winterowd as Treasurer. 23-Alice Giroux, Gerene Pyburn, and Evelyn Brat- ton were elected to be our new cheerleaders. 24-Wallace played Polson for 14-12 loss. 26-Elks Parade. In the float division juniors came in second and the Seniors and Sophomores tied for fourth. OCTOBER 1-Miners upset the CDA Vikings with a 32-7 vic- tory there. 5-The songbirds of the school, Triple Trio, were chosen. 6-Minerettes added new members to their Pep Club. 8-Colfax left Wallace with a 20-7 defeat for the Bulldogs. 11-Our first National Assembly. 15-Miners defeat Bonners Ferry 27-7 on Sather Field. 22-Another win for the Miners to the tune of 24-7 over Colville. 25-Minerettes sponsor a mixer. 27-Max Cvetic spoke to the student body. 29-Wallace loses to Pullman 34-19. 30-Plenty of fun for everyone at PTA Halloween party and dance. junior won award for the best skit. NOVEMBER 2-Wallace and Kellogg entertain each others stu- dents and the student body officers signed the tra- ditional peace pact at the exchange assemblies. afguentae 4-First nine weeks tests. 5-Entertainment for all was provided by the stu- dents with the Thespian Tournament. 10-All the student body went out for the big ser- pentine, bon fire, and pep rally. 11-The Wallace Miners defeated the Kellogg Wildcats with a victory of 13-6 in their big annual gridiron battle. 12-Twirp season started for Wa-Hi. 20-Student Council sponsored a dance. 24-West Valley High School entertained us with their Chorus. 25-Thanksgiving vacation at last. 29-Minerettes held their annual initiation. What a mess. DECEMBER 4-First basketball game of the year and Wallace shows that old spirit by defeating Grangeville 47-41. 9--Our parents went to school for open house dur- ing American Education Week. 10-First loss of the season for the Miners in a 32- 31 thriller on the Colville floor. 11-Miners bow to Grangeville 30-26. 13-junior class presented their novelty class play, Curtain Going Up. 15-Seniors started decorating for their ball. 16-Annual football banquet with Coach Staley from the U. of I. as speaker. 17-Miners lose to Wildcats on home floor, 74-38. 18-Miners barely get past the Mullan Tigers with a 57-56 win. 20-The Band and Chorus presented a beautiful Christmas concert. 21-What happened? Kellogg tops Wallace with a 45-42 victory. 22-Cleo and Pudge reign over the beautiful Senior Ball. Theme? Ebb Tide. 23-Hurrah! Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY 5-Back to school after a much needed vacation. 7--Miners tangle with Moscow in a 56-30 victory on home floor. 8-What luck! Clarkston tops Miners with a 52-51 victory. 13-Second Semester starts. 14-Miners tromp Bonner Badgers on home floor, 95-51. 15-Wallace vs. CDA-a 41-37 victory for the Vik- ings. 21--Wallace goes to Kellogg. Wildcats outscore Miners, 52-41. 22-Miners lose to Bulldogs, 60-56. 25-National Assembly. 27-We danced to help someone walk. Proceeds went to the March of Dimes. 28--Wallace skinned the Lumberjacks at St. Maries, 59-53. 31-Lecturer on Foreign Relations speaks to student body. FEBRUARY 3-Many talented students in Wallace High School participated in the annual talent show. 4-Miners tromp Bonners Ferry, 69-48. 5-CDA comes to Wallace to get beat 45-44. What a game! 8-Wallace played Kellogg. Who won??? We did in a 40-32 thriller on our home floor. 9-Mr. Iszler gave the students a surprise matinee dance celebrating our victory. 12-Wallace loses to Sandpoint 67-50 on the Bull- dog floor. 19-Miners take Tigers to a 50-45 at home. 22-Chorus, Band, and Wa-Hi students combine to make TV show a big success. 2,5--Last game of the season with a 81-65 win over St. Maries. 26-Debate Team held an informal debate at Kel- logg. 28-National Assembly. High School-Faculty game. Someone bribed the refs. Party for the TV show cast. -- 1954-1955 -- MARCH 3-Panhandle Tournament starts in CDA with Wal- lace placing third. 8-The A. A. U. W. held a Senior Tea for the graduating girls. 11-Regional Tournament starts. 15-NIJC Choir of CDA put on an entertaining program. 16-Debate Tournament at St. Maries with Wallace taking honors. 18-State Basketball Tournament at CDA. 23-Idaho College at Caldwell presented a musical program. 24--Moscow Press Conference with Wa-Hi send- ing five delegates. 25-Key Club Convention at Salem, Oregon. 26-Declamation Festival held in Sandpoint with Wallace well represented. 31-Large banquet honoring Coach Hilliard, spon- sored by the Club. APRIL 7-Seniors presented Man on the Stairs, di- rected by Miss Vigil. 8-Spring vacation starts. 10-Easter Concert given by the Chorus and Band. 12-Minerettes give banquet for Club. 15-Big day for the juniors as they presented their beautiful Prom. 22-Home Ec. girls had fun on Spokane trip. 26--The Band gave entertainment galore with their Spring Concert. 28-What everyone had been waiting for. Lewiston Music Festival with lots of fun for everyone. 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