Wallace High School - Prospector Yearbook (Wallace, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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HAROLD BOINT Official Publication of WALLACE HIGH SCHOOL Wallace, Idaho NINTH VOLUME TABLE CF CONTENTS Introduction .....,..T.......................,....,..... Administration ,,.... Classes .......,......,. Athletics ,......,, Organizations .... Activities ..s......... Advertisements ...... Q J' Y' A A Q 1: kk ., S-'S::'ibN ia E23 N Nw 'Q -.. Y Lb 'N -.. '- ,R-.. v'- QT-Lt. -Y. ITL N' '2 --:M . N tr- -sz 'mx- QQ... qi -Q. -2' L3 ?L , 'el-it ' 133. N . W 3 -- U, 4 L L.Li T ' N iq: ww A, W' - , , wifi- sfxflggufffg 1 1 5 I f ' u 'WWW 1 fl' .NW 1 r'!l ' hu dll, ' . ,I J' f - 1 1 gf--f ' 1 . -..-J 1 ' L, .-1 . f W, 1 9 Lf-f . . fffgkgfk ..... 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L Q U if x S 4 CLASS Sf SHOSHC VWALJJKCE Dear Wallace High Students: UHappiness consists in activity. - Such is the constitution of our nature. - It is a running stream, and not a stagnant pool.n J. M. Good. Annuals are records of activity and naturally occasions of happiness are the times we wish to remember. This year with our new school district and growth in school size we should have many new friends and happy moments to make the 1955-56 school year a memorable one. Much of the happiness in administration comes from working with you in uncovering hidden talents and making it possible to use these many talents to provide happy occasions during your school days. It has been a pleasure towork with you during the year. MR. OTTO ISZLER High School Principal MR. HAROLD GOLDSTEIN junior High Principal MRS. IDA WILCOX School Secretary 74mm .,gf4e.w4Mefw,.. SCHOOL BOARD-Left to right: Dr. Bonebrake, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Pearson, Mr. Mithaug, Mr. Solum. -Sweden! '- Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your . . Ah, yes! Here is the govern- ing body of old Wa-Hi, an alert, awake group of high school students who plan and govern many of our school functions and activities. They declared Twirp Season at a very fortunate time and planned a slam bang of a Halloween party. While desig- nating the time and place of our dances, they formulated committees to buy records and hunt for lost chaperones. This or- ganization held meetings every two weeks in the school cafeteria, and, while eating their soup and hot dogs, they made ar- rangements for coming assemblies, or for selling concessions at the next ball game. i it .. Q V, K, A ' Q K N X i i..,,..,,,. - . J We Student Council members are first row, from left to right: Larry Blythe, student body presidentg Qseatedb Gerry FitzGerald, vice presidentg Sandy Parsell, secretaryg Judy Ferm, Jack Hull, Gene Pugh, Paul Wagar, Doug Olson, Norm Wiegele. Back row: jim johnson, treasurerg Mr. Iszler, advisorg Sherry Tofte, Robert O'Mera, Fred Bardelli, Mickey McCoy, Barbara Zoret, Judie Wilson. ll notauftioaftie, d4'40' ' MR. HUTCHISON Chemistry, Biology. MR. ISZLER U. S. Government. MR. JOHNSON Shop. MR. NORRIS American Literature, Grammar, journalism. MR. RILEY World History, Coach. MRS. SCHEIDEMAN Art. MRS. SPARKS Typing I, II, Shorthand I. MISS VIGIL Health, Physical Education, Drill. MR. BAKKEN Shop. MR. BOEHNER American History, Biology. MR. BOINT Typing I, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping, journalism. MR. CALKINS Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Trig- onometry, Plavsics. MR. DAGGETT Spanish I, II. MISS DANIELS Latin I, II, Library. MR. EICHWALD Health, Physical Education, Coach. MRS. EIDE Home Economics. MRS. GIBSON English II, IV, Speech. Median l r.,:'Q-WH,-I .I-lfiifgi' . 9 'fi-ff -' I, I, I, 156. . f ff! A 22' ' an f ,ai .wi-rf I ..:-it-.w..'. ...A wc, E! E af wr 1 5, Gy 5 ,, H I SH I ss' H i 'un K H 'Fr if I ' fail?-Y . l ,. ,, a QQ Ni gs 1 S, Mft i1?1.iFf,..5ffl Not Shown MR. HERBIG Chorus. MR. LOMMEL Band. MR. NYMAN Geometry, Algebra, Physics. fm E ,.L ,,,. .wg mmmmmmw, , A L,,.' E,-f.,.7.n:,fm 1 w,.M.:.,,M fyxw.-nmm..imm1mx 7:3 code ' . , At the top now, the class of 56 looks back to four glorious years at Wa-Hi They started off on the right foot as frosh, when, under the leadership of Bill Bond andiDiana Gibson, they ordered class sweaters and contributed many members to band and drill team and Helen Gregory to Triple Trio. This class gained new honors and success their h sop omore year when jack Hull, Paul Wagar, Sandy Parsell, and Monty McLean were the officers. Their play, His First Girl,', won all three Thespian Tournament trophies, with Sandra Wanamaker and Larry Blythe being named Best Actress and Actor respectively. Added honors included several members in WClub and chorus three m ' tt Sh'l - , ajore es, ir ey Solum, Shirley Steffan, and Karen Kottkey, and representatives on the staffs of the Booster and Prospector. As juniors the class of 56 at last became upperclassmen and became even more active. They chose Larry Blythe, Sandy Parsell, Bob MacGuffie, and Carolyn Bonebrake as officers, while Dave Thompson was elected Student Bod vice res'd t. P R h y p 1 en at auc and Carol Inskrp were added to Triple Trio and Myrna White to the twirling staff. A h . . . , not er dramatic award came their way when Eileen OMera was chosen Best Actress. They presented Curtain Going Up as their class play and japanese Sandman as their lovely junior Prom. Helen Gregory, Diana Gibson, jack Hull, and Dave Thompson were chosen for G' l i d B ' ' 1rs an oys State respectively. As it is with every class, the fourth year was the greatest. Student Body officers included Larry Blythe, president, Sandy Parsell, secretary, and jim johnson, treasurer. Taking over the helm as class officers were jack Hull Paul Wagar Judy Ferm and Gene P h Th , , , ug . e Little Red Schoolhouse was presented in the Thespian Tournament and won the Best Pla aw d. K K y ar aren ottkey, Judy Ferm, and Helen Gregory were elected cheerleaders. This class had representatives in every school club and activity, including Diana Gibson as editor of the Prospector and Helen Gregory and Ed Wood as co editors of th B t B b - e oos er. ar ara Watts and Sandra Wanamaker were added to Triple Trio, while in the sports line also the l f 6 ' ' ' ' cass o 5 was outstanding, with their members as leaders in every sport. Other activities included a beautiful Senior Ball and a class play presented in the s rin Th p g. e glory and bright memories of the class of 56 will never grow dim. A--as Q Valedirfarimz DIANA GIBSON Srzlllfrzlnrmll EDGAR WOOD ,A .ii 12 YEARS TOGETHER-First row, left to right: LeRoy Thomas, jim Heatherly, jim Carter, Jack Hull, Bob Magnuson, Ed Wood, jim Ostrander, Tom Gyde, Fred Uhl. Second row: Sandy Parsell, Sally I-Iavelick, Pat Bentley, Diana Gibson, Carol Inskip, Shirley Solum, Marilyn Ogilvic, .Carolyn Bonebrake, Charles Bigsby, Jerry Lees. Third row: Patsy Havelick, Butch Zimmerman. Bob Yost, Don Preston. Darrel Beehner. Not shown: Larry Blythe. DARREL O. BEEI-INER DARREL Club 2, 3, 43 Goats 43 Gymkhana 1, 33 Passion Play 43 Boxing 2. Speech if great, but .rilerzre if greater. PATRICIA ARLENE BENTLEY PAT Band 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Minerettes 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Gymkhana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Varsity Show 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Girls' Glee Club 2. I!'J nice to be natural when one if naturally nice. CHARLES FLOYD BIGSBY CHUCK Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana lg Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2. 3, 43 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 113 Passion Play 43 Camera Club 1. Herefr 11 7711111 tubes 11 pride 111 ainzmg 111 j1e1fectiw1. LARRY BLYTHE LARRY Student Body President 43 Class President 33 Student Council 3, 43 Key Club 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Goats 43 Gymkhana 1, 23 junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2, 33 Declamation 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 2, 33 Booster Staff 2, 33 Track 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Boxing 23 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 Best Actor 23 Cracked Ice 3. Cfa111m'tet' if rl diamond that ,rrmtcber every rtrnze. BILL BOND BILL Class President 13 Chorus 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary- Treasurer 43 Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Gymk- hana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Tumbling 13 Track 23 Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Boys' State Alternate 33 Passion Play 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. uUl7C'7'6' clmracter reigzzx rupreftle. CAROLYN MARIE BONEBRAKE CAROLYN Class Treasurer 33 Student Council 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Miner- ettes 2, 3, 43 President 43 Thespians 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State Alternate 33 Booster Staff 23 Passion Play 43 The Opening of a Door 33 Curtain Going Up 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Camera Club 1. Site d0e.r the little kindnenef that mor! people leave undone. BARBARA JEAN BOYLES BOBBIE Chorus 43 Passion Play 43 Transfer from Boise 4. A pleafing quiet mutzzzer win: ber friends. GAYLE LEAH CARON GAYLE Drill Team 1, 43 GAA 33 Gymkhana 1, 43 Tumbling 13 Passion Play 4. Her uzzyf are ufayr of .f7l?!l.fd7ZlIlEJ.f. D. Beehner P. Bentley C. Bigsby L. Blythe B. Bond C. Bonebrake B. Boyles G. Caron JAMES W. CARTER A.B. Gymkhana 15 Tumbling 15 Passion Play 4. Nalbing ir imfmrrible lo cl willing mind. GEORGE EUGENE CAWTHON EUGENE Band 3, 45 Lewiston Music Festival 35 Variety Show 45 Annual Staff 25 Passion Play 45 Camera Club 15 Glee Club 1. A diligent :eeker after lbe germ of knowledge. LONNIE J. DAUGHERTY Wigs Transfer from Compton, California 3. He if 41 friend to fill who fizou' him. MARLENE KAY DERoos MAR Passion Play 45 Transfer from Mullan 2. The milder! mimnefir and Ibe genflefl beurl. MICHELLE EDDINS MIQUE Drill Team 3, 45 GAA 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Booster Staff 3, 45 Feature Editor 45 Passion Play 45 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. She :ball Jbou' ur bou' diriue a flying rl zvowml nmy be. l- Cflffff' E. Cawthon M- ECld1f1S L. Ellsworth LYNN ELLSVVORTH LYNN Chorus 45 Club 3, 45 Goats 45 Gymkhana 15 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Variety Show 45 Track 1. 2. 35 Football l. 2. 3, 45 Basketball 1. 45 Passion Play 4. Good 11.rnn'e and good relive me IIFIV1' ,ref1ar'nIed. jumm FERM JUDY Class Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Chorus 35 Minerettes 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Secretary 45 Lewiston Music Festival 35 Variety Show 35 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 45 Transfer from Mullan 3. A joyful .wzile 4150141 ber lipi. a playful fuiiifle in ber eye. RONALD FULLER SNOIVSHOE Club 2, 3, 45 Goats 45 Gymkhana 1, 3, 45 Variety Show 35 Football 25 Passion Play 45 Boxing 1, 2. Arid zwbn .fbuuld a mini do but be fnefry? L. Daugherty M. DeRoos J. Ferm R. Fuller DIANA JEAN GIBSON DEGE Class Vice President 13 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Minerettes 2, 3, 43 Vice President 33 Thespians 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 2, 3, 43 Annual Editor 43 Booster Staff 2, 33 Girls' State 33 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 Director of Thespian Tourney 3, 43 Debate 3, 43 State Debate 33 journalism Conference 33 Gyro English Award 3. A pleatant voice, a friendly rnzile, you'll remember ber a long, long wbile. GARY GOULD CAL Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Club 3, 43 Goats 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 23 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Passion Play 43 The Little Red School- house 43 Baseball 3, 4. I nerfer trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubler me. HELEN GREGORY HELEN Band 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Minerettes 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 33 Gymkhana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 33 Sand- point Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Declamation 33 Booster Staff 3, 43 Co-Editor 43 Girls' State 33 Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 3g The Opening of a Door 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. Sbe, tbe rweetert of all ringerr. LEVON GRoss LEVON Burinerr and action .rtrengtben the brain, but loo much study weaken! it. THOMAS R. GYDE RAGS Key Club 2, 3, 43 Chaplain 43 Club 3, 4g Gymkhana 13 Variety Show 23 Tumbling 13 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball and Track Manager 43 Passion Play 43 His First Girl 23 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. ' ' I lore to live wbetber I rmile or griere. PATSY LOU HAVELICK PATSY Drill Team 1, 33 Gymkhana 1, 33 Passion Play 4. W'i!b tranquil course ufbicb no loud storm annoy, Glider the .rmootb current of ber joy. SALLY RAE HAVELLCK SALLY Drill Team 1, 33 Gymkhana 1, 33 Passion Play 43 Booster Staff 4. - , Sbe mower a godderr, andurbe looks a queen. JIM HEATHERLY BASCOMB Goats 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 33 Tumbling 1, 2, 43 Track 1, 3, 43 Football 3, 4-3 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. Merry ar tbe day ir long. JACK FLOYD HULL sruzs Class President 2, 4g Student Council 2, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 President 43 Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President 43 Goats 43 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 3-3 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4g Track 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Boys' State 33 Passion Play 43 Youth Center Council 2, 3. And zvbat be .ret out to do be did. D. Gibson G. Gould H. Gregory L. Gross T. Gyde P. Havelick S. Havelick J. Heatherly J. Hull C. Inskip I. johnson K. Kottkey M. Ledbetter R. Lee J. Lees CAROL LYNNE INSKIP SKIP Chorus 2, 3, 43 Minerettes 43 Thespians 43-Gymkhana 13 Jun- ior Prom Queen 33 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Variety Show 3, 43 Booster Staff 3, 43 News Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Triple Trio 3, 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 3. Happinerr ir to be Jbared. jim JOHNSON LITTLE H007' Student Body 'Treasurer 43 Student Council 43 Goats 43 Ski Club 33 Gymkhana 3, 43 junior Prom King 33 Senior Ball 43 Tumbling 3. 43 Track 33 The Opening of a Door 33 Trans- fer Academy 3. Oli, I mlb iii r1.i.r.r, chew gum, and well, 1'm iz regular guy. KARIZN ANN KOTTKEY KAREN Twirling 2, 3, 43 Head Majorette 3, 43 Drill Team 1, 23 Chorus 43 Glee Club 23 Thespians 3, 43 President 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Tumbling 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 3, 4g Advertis- ing Manager 43 Booster Staff 33 Cheerleader 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 33 Director of Thespian Tourney 43 journalism Conference 33 Betty Crocker Winner 4. Fin! .fha grim, 111821 ,fha giggler, ibm lizugbr uiib .ill her migbl. MARGUERITE LEDBETTER 5145151 Band 3. 4, President 43 Ski Club 23 GAA 2, 3, '13 Gymkhana 1, 2, 33 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Variety Show 3, 4. Sine kneu' if xml bu! the um fair. mid like ii mrwnbetwi um lzef' hair. ROBERT HUGH LEE BOB Key Club 3, 43 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 Variety Show 23 Declamation 33 Annual Staff 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football Manager 1, 2, 33 Curtain Going Up 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Baseball 3, 4. Big guy meifl Ike wily penfile wi 6'i11'I!J., EDWARID JERRY LEES TlVliliZERS Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 43 Club 3. 43 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball Manager 13 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 4g Lewiston' Music Festival 1, 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 23 Passion Play 4. He. the gre.ile.fl of all fiilgerzf. LOREN LIPPA LOREN Never let your school work interfere with your education, ROBERT ARTHUR MACGUFFIE CUFF Class Secretary 33 Student Council 33 Chorus 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Club 2, 3, 43 Sergeant at Arms 43 Goats 2, 3, 43 Head Cheese 43 Gymkhana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 3g Variety Show 3, 43 Track 13 Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Boxing 23 Passion Play 4. Now at a certain time in a pleafant mood, he tried the luxury of being good. ROBERT L. MAGNUSON MAG Chorus 3, 43 Goats 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 23 Junior Prom 33 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Variety Show 3, 43 Track 13 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. No firmer, nor no taint pet-hapf, but-well, the very bert of chapf. GREGORY ALLAN MALCOLM MAL Chorus 3, 43 Club 43 Thespians 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Vice President 3, President 43 Gymkhana 13 Junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Variety Show 3, 43-Track 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Passion Play 43 The Opening of a Door 33 Curtain Going Up 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. It'.r a Jeriouf tlfing to he a funny man. MARILYN NEYMAN MATSON MARILYN Her mannen are gentle, romplying, and .ritzrere. PATSY MCGRADY par GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Annual Staff 43 Booster Staff 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 3. An abundance of all tlaat if charming. BILL MITCHELL BILL Ski Club 3, 4: Gymkhana 13 Passion Play 4. Roll on, old world, md l'll roll ufitla you. ROSE LARUE MORIN ROSE Chorus 3g Drill Team lg Thespians 43 Ski Club 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Variety Show 33 Annual Staff 3, 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 3. The Opening of a Door 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. A gentlensarf that grow: of rteady faitla, ber Jmile that Jendi itf Jumlyine e1'eryu'laere. L- LiPPa R. MacGuffie M- Matson P. McGrady R. Magnuson G, Malcolm B. Mitchell R. Morin VIRGINIA NICHOLS VIRGINIA GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4g Gymkhana 13 Passion Play 43 Cur- tain Going Up 3. W'ilhout laughing, thir world would he a dreary plate, MARILYN ANN OGILVIE ' MARILYN Chorus 3, 43 Minerettes 43 Thespians 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Corresponding Secretary 43 Gymkhana lg Junior Prom 33 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Variety Show 3, 43 Decliuuation 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 Booster Staff 33 Pas- sion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. For the heauty of a lovely girl if like mu.Iir:. EILEIIN A. O'MERA EILEEN Band 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Drill Team 1, 23 Minerettes 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Scribe 43 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 2: Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Declamation 43 Annual Staff 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 The Opening of a Door 33 Best Actress 33 Director of Thespian Tourney 4. A different fieizroiiality and a mort rontagiour Imile. Vtwaaaarewrdzdltaeawl V. Nichols M. Ogilvie P. Overman S. Parsell JIM OSTRANDER SWEDE Chorus 3, 43 Club 2, 3, 43 Goats 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 23 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Variety Show 3, 43 Track 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Passion Play 4. Frequently, within my hrairi, I gently think a thought. PATRICIA OVERMAN 11,41 GAA 23 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 33 Passion Play 4. If .rileriee if golden, rhe'r a nugget. SANDRA PARSELL SANDY Student Body Secretary 43 Class Vice President 33 Class Secre- tary 23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Miner- ettes 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2. Nothing great war erer arhiered without erzthufiafm. GARY PATRICK BEANS Key Club 3, 43 Lieutenant Governor 43 Club 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 Track 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Goats 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 43 Passion Play 4. The world hrzowr nothing of itr greater: men. LARRY PATTON LARRY Carer may come and carer may go, but I have reared to worry. I I I E, O'Mer9. I. Ostrander G. Patrick L. P3-tf0l'1 . we 'ie e-5? 51065 be X896 . Qflxh roam bei K yes! ln YKQNV einem he X3 W. lv Ys A I the Ba A1125 O57 NUC W' QS. S Ab, 11 K ixnakwket 595166. nhl 5.966 like Xonix oVEl Kl' news DAVID CHARLES PAULINE DAVE Club 4, Track 35 Football 2, 4. Nothing if of more me than Iilenre. DOLORES PETERSON DOT Chorus 4g Drill Team 1. 2, 3g Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom 33 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 4, Annual Staff 43 Passion Play 4, GAA 3, 4g Ski Club 2. Happy am I from rare, I'm free. lVhy aren'l they all contented like Ame? DONALD L. PRESTON HUSTLE Club 3, 4, Goats 4, Gymkhana lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Passion.Play 4, Baseball 3, 4. 4 To Jzudy mo hard is dangerous. GEIQE PUGI-I ROLLY Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Goats 4, Club 2, 3, 45 Gymkhana lg Senior Ball King 4, Manager of Boxing 2g Boys' Glee Club 1. Came wha! may, heir lhe Ianze good Jporl every day. alx cl 'PM W od e a ebang' Cgroef 01 D. Pauline D. Peterson D. Preston G. Pugh M. Ramirez P. Rauch C. Rodgers I. Rodgers R. Roth J. Snyder S. Solum C. Sprague S. Steffan L. Strope J. Thomas MARY ANN RAMIREZ ToN1 GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Gymkhana lg Passion Play 45 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. All good lhingx rome in :mall pacleagef. PATRICIA ANN RAUCI-I PAT Chorus 4g Lewiston Music Festival 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Passion Play 4. In manner! warmly pure and Jweerly Jtrong. CARL RODGERS COWPOKE Chorus 4, Goats 4, Gymkhana 1, 4, Tumbling 4, Track 1, Passion Play 4. I lore the world and everylhing in il. JOANNE MURPHY RODGERS jo Flag Twirler 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, GAA 31 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, Gyro Math Award 3. With genlle yet prevailing forre, she, inlent upon her dertinal course. SW Runoi.PH Roy ROTH TINY Key Club 3, 43 NWN Club 3, 43 Goats 43 Football 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Passion Play 43 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Transfer from Portland, Oregon 3. fltlflffj'-gil-114fbi,, fair ,md free, illllblllg ever bother! me. JAMES SNYDER JAMES Transfer from Illinois 4. Noi .1 zwrd will be difrlore-nfl! ll word of all be f??l0ll'.f. SHIRIAQY IRRN12 Soium s111R1. Chorus 3. 43 Minerettes 3, 4, Secretary 43 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 43 .lunior Prom 31 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Sandpoint Music Clinic 21 Variety Show 3, 43 Tumbling 13 Annual Staff 3, 43 Business Manager 43 Booster Staff 33 Passion Play 43 The Opening of a Door' 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Twirling Z, 3, ,lg Girls' Glee Club 23 .lournalism Confer- ence 3. lizlflqlvfw U71 lm' lilvl .md will 111111211 bw' eyei, 4 T ll L is CHARLFS SPRAGUIA Above till I aw ii mini. CHX 2 I 'di 1 1m SHIRLEY ANN STIZFFAN SIIIRII Minerettes 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Gymkhana l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball Queen 43 Lewiston Music Festival 2, 33 Variety 5l10W 3. 43 Tumbling 13 Annual Staff 3, 43 Curtain Going Upu 33 The Little Red Schoolhouse 43 Twirling 2, 3, 43 The Opening of a Door 3. ll7e feel the thrill of her lmpjfy faire and lhe ligbf of hw' pleaffuzl eye. LARRY R. STROPE l.ARRY Chorus 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Passion Play 4. The lffdfly .2111-YIM Ike hwzeff gaze, the mice that meant lbe lbing it 54151. JEANIE THOMAS j,5,,N,,i Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Lewiston Music Festival 33 Transfer from Montana 2. Tlmfe ufinkalzle, blinkiible, 111ef1'ily tuinkzzble, simply unllnink- able Eytff. LEROY M. THOMAS FLEA Key Club 2, 3, 4. To the leather who har the patience and the faith of Saintr. DAVID BRILL THOMPSON DAVE Student Body Vice President 35 Student Council 35 Chorus 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians 45 Junior Prom 35 Lewiston Music Festival 35 Variety Show 3, 45 Dec- lamation 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Booster Staff 3, 45 Business Manager 45 Football 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Passion Play 45 Curtain Going Up 35 The Opening of a Door 35 The Little Red Schoolhouse 45 Afraid of the Dark 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Transfer from Lewiston, Idaho 2. Education .rhould he .rcientifir play. GERALD L. THOMPSON JERRY Gymkhana -glgnssion Play 45 Transfer from Spokane, Wash- ington 4. 1 'iff ' ' 'Tir folly to be wife. FRED L. UI-IL FRED Club 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Football 1. t Give me wirdom lo match my Jlrerzglh. PAUL WAGAR SLEEPY Class Vice President 2, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Chorus 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Chaplain 35 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Goats 3, 45 Gymkhana 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball CO-Captain 45 Passion Play 4. Here'r a man of broad rhoulderr and a heroic mind. . , and e L. Thomas D. Thompson P. Wagar E. Walker EVERETT WALKER EV Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Goats 3, 45 Gymkhana 1, 35 junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball Co-Captain 45 Passion Play 45 The Little Red School- house 45 Boxing 1, 25 Baseball 3, 4. A man who carrier a real punch .' NEIL ORIN WALTER Buzzy Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Thespians 3, 45 Vice President 45 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 45 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 35 Sandpoint Music Clinic 25 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Declamation 45 Latin Club 25 Passion Play 45 Curtain Going Up 35 His First Girl 25 Director of Thes- pian Tourney 45 Student Band Director 3, 4. Of all the arir, great muric ir the art to faire :he roul above all earthly rtormr. SANDRA ELAINE WANAMAKER SANDI' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Chorus 3, 45 Minerettes 3, 45 Secretary 35 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Scribe 35 Ski Club 35 Future Nurses Club 4, President 45 Gymkhana 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ball 45 Lewiston Music Festival 1, 2, 35 Sandpoint Music Clinic 25 Variety Show 3, 45 Declamation 25 Annual Staff 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Triple Trio 45 Latin Club 35 Curtain Going Up 35 Passion Play 45 His First Girl 25 Best Actress 25 Director of Thespian Tourney 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Debate 3, 45 State Debate 3. It'.v good to he merry and wire, il'.r good to he horzerl and true. I I I I G. Thompson F. Uhl N, Walter S. Wanamaker mmwmmu t BARBARA JEAN WATTS BABS Chorus 43 Minerettes 43 Triple Trio 43 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4. There'J nothing Jo kingly ar hindnerr and nolhing ro royal ar lrulh. WANDA WESTBROOK WANDA Quiel, Thy, retirirlk, hut we rannol help admiring. MYRNA WHITE MYRA Drill Team 23 Minerettes 3, 4, Treasurer 43 GAA 23 Gym- khana 2, 3, 4g Senior Ball 43 Lewiston Music Festival 3, 43 Annual Staff 33 Twirlin8 3, 4. She har a hear: with room for every joy. NOREEN DEE WINTEROWD RENE GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. She that war ever fair and never proud, had the langue al will, yet never loud. W1LMA SUE WITHAM W1LL11f Drill Team 43 GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Gymkhana 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 3. My heart ir e1'er at your Jerrice. Weugnedomhet B. Watts W. Westbrook W. Witham E. Wood EDGAR Woon ED Band 2, 3, 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Gymkhana 13 Lewiston Music Festival 23 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Declama- tion 23 Booster Staff 3, 43 Co-Editor 43 Boys' State Alternate 33 Passion Play 43 Curtain Going Up 33 His First Girl 23 Afraid of the Dark 43 Director of Thespian Tourney 3, 43 Debate 3, 43 State Debate 3. A lillle nonsenre now and lhen if relished hy the wirerl men. ROBERT YosT Bon Club 2, 3, 43 Gymkhana 23 Football 2, 33 Basketball 43 Football Manager 2, 33 Golf 3, 43 Passion Play 43 Baseball 3, 4- Be always ar merry ar erfer you ran, for no one delighlr in a sorrowful man. HENRY W. ZIMMMMAN BUTCH Club 2, 3, 43 Goats 43 Gymkhana 23 Declamation 4. The milder! rnannerr and lhe hrauerl mind. PATSY DAVIS PATSY Picture not available. Of their eharrnr, rnoderl oner are unaware. wedakdk . M. White N. Winterowd R. Yost H. Zimmerman ol of There's no food in the house, no coal, and no beer. What a perfect symb poverty! Using a poor virtuous widow as the heroine, the junior class presented the play, Widow's Plight in the Thespian Tournament. janet Bonebrake was successful in winning the best actress award. Next year's seniors have had a busy year. Shortly after school began, they elected studious class officers. Where else would Doug Olson, presidentg Norm Wiegele, vice president, Judie Wilson, secretaryg and Barbara Zoret, treasurer have had their pictures taken but in the library? This class has its share of honor roll students. A straight A average was not uncommon. The class ring is a cherished possession, and this year's juniors wasted no time in ordering theirs. Like the ring, both the junior play and prom are events to look forward to. Tryouts f the play brought forth hidden talent and just enough ham to make the play a hit. The prom was also successful and turned out to be a gala affair. Don't tarry, vote Gerry was one of the many slogans used by the juniors in elections, when Gerry FitzGerald was elected as student body vice president. These upperclassmen are represented in every school club and organization in Wa-Hi. They contribute many musically inclined students to the chorus as well as to the band. One third of Minerettes and Triple Trio are made up of junior girls. And the W-Club has its share of the class of '57. Activities, such as flag twirling, pep band, Hrill team, Key Club, G.A.A., tumbling, Goats, Ski Club, and the newly organized Future Nurses Club, recognize many juniors as members. To make money, they held dances and were in charge of the concessions at several games. of '57 has all the makings of big wheels and are fully capable of running the or The class show next year. FE l Helen ASN'CSf2lS jc-an Barney Glen Becker Don Benson BFCUT B0fCf1lC11mP Cathy Brewer Vic Brewer Mary Campbell Dfiffel CHYISOII Peg!-TY Caflson 5614! from ' Kay Castecl Alice Castleberry LSHHCQI Clark D00 Cfbfblfl Tom Crosier Syd Drager Larry Dunsmore Gffffllklinf EHUHOH Rita Erickson Dewaync Evans wr kgs ii is QNX we ,fum , Q It yx-jj . rim KRW fag! we s 5 is 3 ss w xr X . ., 'l V, p . ,1 ?'1ggl:'s' N J wma 'ls , 6,49 W 1 lifmliy ills janet Bonebrake Jude Caron Karen Crozel Gerry FitzGemld 49 if Y 'G ,,, Q J 1 xg - .1 y ,,,,. ..A..., Egg ,. M 1 i . fi! lf' rw! Bruce Flohr joan Franetich Wililil Glencross Carol Gray Phil Hodges Betty McCann Bill Neyman ,.6 Dorothy Hofmann Mike McKim Norina Nickelby . gm . 5 ' , ,. Sh ,, hx if . ' S f ' .. l .V - -,-- ly? if jim Freel Rozella Gray Becky ,Fudge Donna Hager aamtfefhneaa Donna Kinsey Rochelle Merirleth Rose Nickelby Al Koenig Judy Miles Nonie Norman , V i, ,diy ,,.,,Nw Judy Ghigleri Norm Ghigleri Don Hendersorl Marshall Hill I Gene Lilienkamp Mardene Miller Doug Olson I I I Lile Lundal Blanche Miranda Charles Powell ,L ,uns H Q ,r .... J x f 1 ff 4 'ES 5 W- 'L X if Qi 5 , ' .Ji rx l Vi. .. Yvonne Presley Lois R3Ckh21m Gary Randall Edna Runyon Sue Ryden Carol Schmirler Judy Streeter Joe Visintainer Nancy Zanetti 'Q 15. : 1 Zoakedwdzd ' John Tester Joan Wheeler Barbara Zoret . ai 5-ll Danette Trowbridge Norm Wiegele E sf mf L ' r V L l J ,A T J '- fy as raay Lois Reasoner Gerald Ritter Wanda Schuetz Marny Small M Zeff. Bessie Lee Turner Sherry Wilkins Bob Vermillion Judie Wilson ' 1 W im fi 3' 7 'M Bruce Roth Marianne Starr Judy Viche Marie Wood if 'Q' 5351- A T 4 mr ts rrt .Q a t 'Q' , -NOT SHOW'N- Darwin Beehner Jerry Dwyer Charlotte Heier Dan Mullen Danny Napier Anita Sprague Joann Walker 'Me Destined to success, the sophomore class is taking steps, leaps and bounds. Mickey McCoy was elected top gun, with Fred Bardelli, vice presidentg Sherry Tofte, secretaryg and Robert O'Mera, treasurer. Being just sophomores has not slowed their pace, for they have a large representation in Minerettes, Key Club and the W-Club. Also, Naomi Chambers' talent gave her a place in the Triple Trio. John Drager was honored by being chosen Best Actor in the Thespian Tournament. Their entry was The Gentleman Walks Outside. Under the direction of Mr. Herbig and Mr. Boint, the sophomore class entered the only high school float in the Elks' parade and received fourth place. The potential of this class in the field of sports cannot be overlooked. Fred Bardelli, Jim Uhlman, Robert O'Mera, Wray Featherstone, George Fernquist, Mickey McCoy, Bob Perkins and Troy Winchester have already proved their ability in football. Nothing seems to stop these sophomores from climbing higher. But that is the way it should be!!! Dt-lla Ahlc Camille Betts Shirlcy Curlwin Mary Duffy slim Fulk -lark Atlams Cheri Bontlurant ,Inhn Cortlray Hcinz Dumhart ,loc Foster it ks M ,fcafamqcooa on,-:wal,. ,loan Bahin Nick Brewer Karon Curtis Larry Dunran l.cila Fuller , ,,QlE.? sl 5 f 'Viiw Bruce Bailey Marlin Brinkley Sharcrn Curtis Myrna Ellsworth Sharon Fullcr f mi ,,- C is 4 5 . ws ,l ----.4 .-Awww-.g,wmrts1mufE1u-umm-.www ,,.,i,,,:-, - K - K 'wwf ,Q .. .. I . kkrk iw if fav., ,. . 4' -wt.,--. V V, V 2. M. ,.,.,k ,gy .-f,'. wg f . i .wisrgf gfgzriw I asfzffgif m 1 --.,ws1zEf'1Lss,qLf? 2 all 'ibxh ,fb A - r i-. 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A I Q iiri S s r i rt . ,,, in S il 1 S df r QQ? 5 i, i'ii I ., ,- ,,,.:.rn:'..I5: 5 9 L i lt-l,.' , 5' W in s N' -- S i or g i L5 4 I AA -Q Q f s r s if ,. mais? 'F 5 Delores Rounds Myrna Sherman Bethine Stanley Donna Therrian Gaylene Wliittle Gary Yost X X Beverly Russell Derry Siers john Stanley Sherry Tofte Dean Weikel E I. W' I L. flirty if qjilgl 'Q -. ie . 'li ,ll , ll it l Vfv l .sf Sf li l rlmlg 5 il' N fi. lil - ,rw i l - ,gy ,J S , in Q, 'hr ni , A 4 rig e Amway-me ?w44- Hello . . . Hi there! So went the newly begun Hi Day where every freshman had to speak to everyone he met. This frosh class of 55-56 seems to be the friendliest to enter their last steps to education yet. As they are the largest class, the freshmen had to settle the traffic jams in the halls. The problem was solved by labeling one stairway Down and the other, Up, This was especially needed at noon when all feet bounded to the recreation room on the main floor. There, they danced, played ping-pong, checkers, and pool. At times tournaments for these games were held. A mixer for the junior High was very successful. Every two weeks the class rolled off another edition of their paper. Interest in it was high because so much happened that the gossip was never dead. This class has had a busy year with Larry Ritter, Sandra Mithaug, and Mary Ann Fudge leading them, and, as they opened the door to their high school career, they knew there would be much to look forward to. 7 aadlaledleeauq ' -mg 'm W figfeg, 4' A..H.xy ,, + . x my L fi 5 fi .L N-V ww, if 1 A john Evans Dave Farnsworth K, f. 145.8 Gary Fernquist Carol Fleming Paul Foote Tommy Ford Mary Ann Fudge jo Gabardi Anne Gaffney Sandra Grant Kenneth Haig Elin Hallock Nancy Henry Betty Hood Ray Huffman Sherman Huffman Darlene Hussa Ronald james Donna Jeffries Dick jenkins 1 A 'f i 4- . , fi, . av W i-M1 ' rm rf . ' D A ' ,i - 5 . s ' A 'I - f 'V , Yi. Ql if in I , 2 ' . ,. 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Two bits, four bits, six . . 4 . WALLACE bums KELLOGG to embers! ! 5. Everyone dry by now ? ?? deacon dy Zdfogq 20-6! .f 43 I Q I - E in 'G' L K 5? K we Nw f f JN It Q 'lk KI. J NX Q ,, , W. -, 4- lk-if . A. ,V i' .-- 1 z.,-ff V' 'r in g 9 Q ' xg! Y W W ' A M QQ yf, I iigjt jf- 'Sf -- Q V f f 5 l Xxx? J 0 5, ' Y 2 qw U ff 'a N1-Q,-Q I R-X ' Z 7 Q I My Q ww: Lf . x - Q A X E? X x S RX 55565 .. 5 . 'Wc1,-addy: jV's-First row, left to right: Mickey McCoy, jim Uhlman, George Fernquist, Bobby Lees. Second row: Butch Marra, Bruce Bailey, John Cordray, Tiny Yost, Ted Teske. Third row: Coach Riley, Bob Perkins, Gerry FitzGerald, Robert O'Mera, Bruce Flohr, Gary Randall. 74eQW2zmwl?zo44- Me axiom? ' f wp nl FRESHMEN-0-First row, left to right: Ed Hunter, Pat Farris, Jerry Zeller, Ray Vickerman, Sharon Winterowd, Gary Fernquist. Second row: Ronnie Chavez, Vernon Clary, Lane Schuetz, Merideth Stone, Max Malutta, Loren Solum. Third row: Wallace McKinnon, Leland Sullivan, Frank Albertini, 46 Coach Potoczny, Tom Ford, Cordes Carlson, Larry Ritter. ww , N: QQQV fl ,A .fm xf N X ,. E 3? v ' . Wfw, Y is WKWWX A WWI N35 aim Sw b if n ,Q J- xi fu xx 4' 2' i Big 35,3 g S- ,Es A r , Q f '74mWc7afzaa4 ' ewzz4eze4mz4Wcbz'ouy! -CHEERLEADERS- Karen Kottkey Judy Perm Helen Gregory 4 wil I Q Q1 4 NN' WM 74a mama L gl in-If 4 Makin' it hot! Political l'12lYlgOVCIS LookcQ what Santa lwruuglmt usll In the spring il yuung IUl1l'1lS fancy lt's three Olfllkk in thc . . Real mol. mam? Live it up tonight . . diet tomorrow! In the good old summertime!! What's a party without a floor show? In a little grass shack . . . A sh0w?? Sure, er1'y! Vacations my middle namelln 4 a time Wm Masq, i ,yn-.1 - f Nvlrrww.. I lv in lp Q 39 Hosni. 'f-mnf'HQ vm SCS 0 Y Q35 i Q 'HQU a+ X Yay 5 'jf ic? Q. ir r4pff,3J6v 'ara .K-f , . in ,- if J eg' ff' Lg- i Q Q 1 X 4' , 'ie W ,ff 5' J' S 3355: . - ,- ' Z fW fi'S CALL T A HA WICKS fa-.5 ST AUON .wa 3 www BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. Lommel Cold feet' has been the cry of our Wa-Hi band students off and on this past year. Why? you ask . . . The varnished floors of the Civic Auditorium are behind it. Mr. Lommel, the director has had the band prac- tice marching there during bad weather, and in order to protect the floors, all shoes were ordered removed. This past year has been a busy one for the band. -The many trips, concerts, and parades have certainly kept them high stepping. Our school has good season to be proud of this group. And a good deal of the success is due to the able leadership of the student director and officers who are: Skeet Ledbetter, presi- dent, Shirley Corbin, vice president, Butch Marra, treasurerg Rosemary Kohlruss, secretary, and Neil Walter, student director. BAND OFFICERS-From left to right: Shirley Corbin, vice presidentg Butch Marra, treasurerg Skeet Ledbetter, presidentg Rosemary Kohlruss, secretary, and Neil Walter, student director. if FLAG TWIRLERS B - ack row: Kay Gillett, Sharon Reel, Yvonne Presley. Front row: Barbara Zoret, JoAnne Murphy. MAJORETTES--Back row: Myr- na White, Shirley Solum. Front row: Shirley Steffan, Karen Kott- ke H ' y, ead Majoretteg Gaylene Whittle. nmjofzedeemzdflay ss S, ,A ti 'ft . 'aw ix Q ggi if , his ' 4 M, Q5 my --,gi ' r I i 5 f'i K P K 4 fix! ' K- , - A JYQI' 'v Q 1 .M A ' k ' 5 1 'S QQ' R Ng.. i -. :X .Q -ii' If 'F Y ' nf The Triple Trio gave a fine performance at our Christmas Assembly. Me . . .? Try ,out for Triple Trio?? Or even Chorus? But I can't sing-I'd never make it! l ! Evidently though, some did try out because director, Don Herbig, had a good sized chorus composed of 61 members and the accompanist, Carolyn Palmer, plus the nine members of Triple Trio and accompanist, Judy Miles. The chorus entertained at various functions through the year, the never-to-be-forgotten Passion Play, the annual.Christmas Concert and the variety show. To most students of the choral groups, the climax of their year came on graduation night when the seniors took part for the last time in saying good-byel' to their teachers and their school by way of a final song. 74, .Kama Want hm faawaf CHORUS DIRECTOR: Mr. Herbig 7' 'im FIRST SOPRANOS SECOND SOPRANOS ALTOS Naoma Chambers Barbara Zoret Carol Inskip Donna Kinsey Pat Rauch Sandra Wanamaker Helen Gregory Rozella Gray Barbara Watts ACCOMPANIST Judy Miles 'famameamwg Sm? WW! T 3 gf . 'E 39 x X' Q kg xf f W5 JS x I X vu-M -si vwdn-ang. fg E DAL' AL 'u Y V f-'Q . --:. 1 - 1- . v ' :.. I if 'S if .av - f .zizz . K.-7 4 , ,.., 1 Wx Q. ' , A ll A , , I , H -A G KA .. Q ' K , Q 2 l ': ' Hx N S 2 1 , . M ,ZA V A 1 3 wk .4 : ' 2 Af 3 ' 1 5 A 1 0 4 ' ' all Q Y l ': . - Q xii' X R .N Q N y 1, DM-ii Q lx X 3 X .Q ' 'Num 5 Qs an X k , y ,. Ks, 4, ..:, , , . .. . Q xp i , 1 it J if 1 , , 5 if if Si' 5 rg. I I ' ' b A L ., f f l A - h . , f L ' ' 1 uv r ,:., 3 ,,.xq. I :-: -.f: 'Z . K , , :-, i 1, -: ,: E -zll M In lg 45 :::. K J. ,E b E :.5,.. xx I .A I R g af ... X' . ' ' 'bnq v N H A I I' ,bw 3' 'X 'V . ' ' 3 T ISS jjj Q It I N Y SE is : Stuff V , Egltllns Mxchcllt. , lotte Vlood- u Um' Helen Greggyuf Egave 'llwmvsvn 159' C ml ft ' i I It Qgrolslfls Kndall. 3 ight: WY Uhfligraw- Enfield , Xefi W X wa Patsy yy KEY as 1' gt WV I nd 'O SIM ' mul VJ 005513 Liilchf mann. MMM 5 , l'lelCf-DON A SIGH of relief escaped from Ed and Helen as each issue of the Wa-Hi Booster was successfully completed. Their capable journal- ism class kept the presses rolling all year to keep Wa-Hi informed of the latest news around school. BUSINESS MANAGER .,.... . Dave Thompson CO-EDITORS ...,,,,,,,r ,,,,,, Helen Gregory Ed Wlood degaaazkvzg,-,ag r ryr ll t - lfr 3 agzdeeazwz N l i .K Xe ggi' ' ts, ' tures, adveftlsemenll ER MAZES Of PIC' as find Y clluilEadlineS, the 56 P22155 Zlrwvclrked from an f its debut. Its sta , adly-to prc' readi 0:0 February-sometimes Ulwa Hi Could Octo Cf 't so that the students 0 . . 5-56- Fiiivi the highlights of 195 . Diana Gibson , - HIEF .frr ---' - '- K AVKK l K1 n Kottkcy EDHSRRSEISG EDITOR -- '--- A 5 Ei-lgy Solum ,-:: 55 N 'ER ,,,. J ' X BU51NEss MANAC' ,agile Front tow, left to right: j. Franetich C Bonebrake M VUO d K . . ' , . 0 , . Kottkey, D. Gibson. S. Solum. P. Kelly, S. Corbin, N. Norman. R. Morin, S. Stdfan, M. Eddins. C. Heier. Bark row: B. Zorct. D. Hofmann, J. Ghigleri, K. Casteel, B, Fudge, j. Hull, J., Farm, S. Wfanamaker, E. O'Mera, P. Bentley, P. Carlson, P. McGrady, j. Russom, W, Wfitlmin, M, Small, C. Bondurant, M. Ogilvic. G Malcolm, j. Visintainer, L Lunclfll G Rfindill 'D Tl . . , , i 4 , . wompson, D. Hager, I. Bonebrzlke, S. L6CllJf:'ftC'F,' B. McCann, C. Inskip, E. Runyon. fl 'I row Teit to right: Biii Bond, Gary Patrick, Bob Yost, Dave Thompson, jim Ostrander, jerry Bob MacGutiie, Everett Waiker, Yami Wager. Second row. Butch Zimmerman, Ron Yuiier, Bruce Eiohr, Gerry EitzGeraici, Don Preston, dehi Robert O'Mera, jim Uhiman, Tiny 'X Greg Maicoim, Rudy irst , nn Ehsworth, D rrei Beehrrer, C rbirr Fred Bar , ow' Bud Rr ey, bby Lees. Lees, Ly Tom Gycie, Fred UhX, a jack Huh. Third row: Gene Pugh, Don o , Yost, George Eernquist, Bob Lee, Norm Vliegek. Fourth r . Roth, jim Ereei, Gary Gouid, Dave Pauiine, Charies Poweh, Mickey McCoy, Bo '74,adad of Mdwfnfefy ., --ff .KLETTER ME NP? That's us!!! These b. th' 18, b Wlgsenpi-it athletic men ey elected Everyecxgywith :fined alker as tang heir Pfex . th Y. Besiries Sponsor, mg dances and O ef 2'-Ctlv a b1af1e5'thCy ' ket Present t1 - yacket at their 13-gdhgm Qstia Hunter me football a game, OFFIC . T 1-OW 1 f t e . ,Ito rlhtg Bill Bond Ieasurer Walker ' J21Ck H , P - ull, V resident, Secongerfresidem. Eve t w- Bob M rett G f. fie t S ergeant-at,ArmS' D , Paul Wagar S ac u 1 Cfretar Y. Flfst I L. OW, If I :le Ll-Illdalf L-to nght: pat K I el wlalla ' a ke ren K ,V C - Carol ga f1,7anetB Offkey D. ' 31111116 B H Iay,M . Olleb ' Hina G- effs, C den Gregoryawn Ogilxfebsefnd 105523, Pat BZZTIYH Bong-brake D ' .Vina .' ff y F ' Sth' QV, S1-,' ' 0 Whlfe, S111'r1eyuiiibl3arbdr,fI Mamy1g:i'1lSteffan7n1,gi8er, Shirley S ln, Jud ts, Eilee v, Carol I .16 Norma Olum, Y Ghrglefj CZ qlllefa, Jusikgp, Cheri Bn,dSandm , at otte He. erm Sd on umm v 'nd , ter, Sue Ryden ,V Pafselli 'Me ' gaaezkch cufgameemwl ' PPP SIGNS Friday!! This phrase echoed through the halls on game days throughout the year, reminding the gals he black uniforms of their duties as a service club. int The Minerettes play an important part in providing se rvices for the school. They are often seen ushering at games, servin at dinners, giving skits at assem 8 blies, or on the floor making pep signs. This club consists of thirty active girls who are selected by scholastic and leader- ship standards and are initiated annually in the fall. OFFICERS-Left to right: Carolyn Bonebrake, Presidentg Shirley Solum Secretaryg Myrna White, Treasurerg Sue Ryden, Vice President. 63 Front row, left to right: Mary Campbell, Norma Nickelby, Carmen Smelcer, Carolyn Zimmerman, Pat Ball, Bonita Witham, Donna Walker, Bethine Stanley, Laura Kannegaard, Pat Mohr, Marilyn Meir, Jean Herring, Norma VanKuiken. Second row: Carol Reasoner, Rosella Lowry, Bonnie Mathews, JoAnn Walker, Rose Nickelby, Janice Holton, Judy Viche, Sandy Parsell, Dolores Vroman, Wilma Witham, Jean Kinnick, Rose Cleveland, Wilma Parrish, Mary Eddins, Dolores Rounds, Alice Reynolds, Barbara Britt, Michelle Eddins. Leader: Judie Wilson. 'Mm 4194- 9414 p 45 ww Wm-' WHEEEEEE!! There goes Judy's whistle again as she leads the 42 members of the drill team through one of the routines they have performed for the bas- ketball audience. They have been very active in street marching, and sponsoring dances all year. INSTRUCTOR: Miss Vigil LEADER: Judie Wilson y -7 -1 W V First row, left to right: -lim johnson. lim Ostrander. Ron Fuller. Bob Magnuson. Gene Pugh. Butt h Zimmerman. Everett Wiilker, Larry Blythe. Second row: hir. Eichwald, Don Preston. Paul XX'agar. Gary Patrick. jack Hull. Norm Wiegele, Darrel Beehner. Third row: Gary Gould, jim Heatherly. -lim Freel, Mike McKim. Norm Ghigleri. Rudy Roth. Fourth row: Bob Perkins, Carl Rodgers. Bob lSfacGuffie. Don Corbin, Lynn Ellsworth. '746gd4Zd,44da gem-wifi ON TO interstate! was the familiar cry of the Goats as they had their first big event of the season. This year was a very successful one as Bob MacGuffie led the Goats farther up the trail to fame. Among the new members added to the order was Bob Perkins, a sophomore, who will be Head Cheese as a senior. During the year Goat activities included numer- ous social events along with sponsoring dances. HEAD CHEESE Bob MacGuffie MCI' Front row, left to right: Mr. Morehouse, Gary Patrick, Bill Bond, Paul Wagar, Bob Lee, Doug Olson, Mr. Hutchison. Second row: Bob Vermillion, Larry Blythe, Tom Gyde, Bob MacGuffie, Rudy Roth, Dave Thompson, joe Visintainer, Mickey McCoy, Fred Bardelli. Fourth row: jim Uhlman, Bill Ramirez, Charles Powell, Bruce Flohr, Gerry FitzGerald, Don Corbin, Bruce Roth, jim Freel, Robert O'Mera, Norm Ghigleri. THE KEY CLUBBERS proudly brag that this year was their finest ever. During it they sold programs and concessions at all the games harder and better than ever before. They all deserve orchids. -SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS- Prerident ...........,.. ................ J ack Hull 'Vice Prefidenz ,.,.. ..,.... J oe Visintainer Sef1'em1'y'T1'eu5u1'er ............,. Bill Bond Chaplain ................ .. ,, ......... Tom Gyde Lieulenunl Governor ..,...,....................... Gary Patrick --FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS- First row, left to right: Bill Bond, Secretary-Treasurerg Paul Wagar, Presidentg Bob Lee, Vice President. Top row: Tom Gyde, Chaplaing Gary Patrick, Lieutenant Governorg Doug Olson, Reporter. .f...--as --.--. 'Nt,k - Y ALL RIGHT, you guysfwlets get to work!! So exclaimed the Prexy, Karen Kott- key, to the noisy group of Thespians before her. Under the successful leadership of their offi- cers, the club put on three one act plays in the Thespian Tournament, Shortly after this, six of the Vlfallace boys presented Afraid of the Dark in Kellogg at the district meet. Initiation of new members-climaxed the year. OFFICERS, ClockwisefKaren Kottkey, Presidentg Ed Wrmtbd, Treasurerg Eileen 0'Mera. Scribeg Neil Wfalter, Vice President? Diana Gibson, Secretary, omwwg,-4az'auwz mapwwmm 3 . We ,.,-...,,, First row, left to right: Carolyn Bonehrake. Eileen O'lhlCI'Ll, Karen Kottkey, Ed Wfood, Diana Gihson, Neil W.1lte1'. Second row: -lanet lionehralce, Cai-ol lnslcip, Greg Malcolm, Dave Thompson. Gary Randall. Sandra W'anamaker, John Drager. :Sa ghd ill- - L UGRUNDY Mader Bear! ! is heard coming from the husky voices of the Wa Hi Ski Club members. The club has been in existence for only two years but has become very active working up enthusiasm for skiers throughout the school. Under their Prexy, Greg Mal- colm, the skiers had an active year ordering pins and emblems and sponsoring dances and ski parties. OFFICERS-Left to right: Camille Betts, Sergeant-at-Armsg Gerry FitzGerald. Vice Presidentg Marny Small, Secretary-Treasurerg Greg Malcolm, President. 5' .,mf4eSd4,ee4 umaammwae-a,a.f M' ' Wood Barbara Mcl-leffy, KHYCU . N 'e Norman, Um 7 Franetich, First row left to rlghtz Cathy Bfewer' gm Miles Second row' Becky Fudge, joan , . ' - '. . 4 ' : C l.n . - - Q - 1 am . I ' 1I3g:lzrigbs?2geFLi3gnebrake, .Bill Mitchell,1dBr1:1,f5rnI30glXaS,1greg Malcolm, Camille Betts. Richard Bean. Fourth row: Gerry FIIZGEW 1 7 .. 6 , 14 f Q J f ff .1 iw f -rw..,, e nette Vow' dm Wanamake2nD3S1rxey Stefian. .6 Lee Tumex',Pii3SOK., Edna Rum! , . ' BeS Hal , I Ogxbue, ow: Mrs. Marihm , X I Back Y to ugh xgehmif e ' it . Fir? Yollllalxiy Zaniugrsialsnita Slfiaguei rl ge' udy 6 1 key, l Pat Bent 74a 2 My wa-ze ww, - we-1. WHITE UNIFORMS and starched white caps are the goal of the members of Wa I-Ii's newest club members. The girls have been very active listening to guest speakers and working at the local hospitals. OFFICERS--Left to right: Sandra Wananlaker, Presidentg Pat Bentley, Treasurerg Judy Ferm, Recording Secre- tary. Back row: Edna Runyon, Vice Pres- identg Marilyn Ogilvie, Corresponding Secretary. Q , 1 .gf K 7 5 ' . . 3 X A -3-Q E3 .aw Rf tt tw . -L,- F , I png X, - X 'W X 5 1 W -X . .. -'SQ iw V K X X , Q tk ax . . :Q y - ff s N. . . f .1 X - , . F! , X . J 'Q , ,. Q . X . 1 3 K 5 E harm, , Qiwvvv' QQ yi Q , -1 sf rf M Q .:,.. , ' 2 , . f 4- p 1 X , ii A- . 1. 2' Af- 1 . fy 7 ': W.k' ' --4 gf. P ' , 4 N X K if if as A X 2 A ' tal? 1 . +V. Q23 af., n,. 4 Y K Z. M xi: 15 XL 2' Q2 Q we w 'J' Y M 5 + R H' 5 X ff 1 if H Y 5 I, QM a pfdgll-45 704-Wfddeptlacq. . 1. Dave and those Bermudas! 2. Wa Hi invaded by cave- man and goat. 3. Exchange Assembly per- formers. 4. Peace with Kell0gg?? 5. The President speaks. I ,md , III S17 3. 5. Minerette's Pro football team. Twas the night before Christmas Assemblies are the beg way to get out of class!! Tapping toes and nimble feet speak for the Mithaugs. aowlmofze 541401 BOYS' STATE-Left to right: jack Hull and Dave Thompson. GIRLS' STATE: Diana Gibson and Helen Gregory. We alma! mf! -I DEBATES-Left to right: Gerald Ritter, Wray Featherstone, Tom Crosier, Sandra Wanamaker Diana Gibson, Ed Wood, Barbara Walls. 1. Gosh, how does this g0?? 2. All dressed up and no place tb go. 3. What gives?? 4. Working-or just looking?? 5. After all, Carol, you're in Wallace now. 74,70 ' ?ZaqWzz4e wmgddmzm 1 5 . ill..- twm-Ns-f fs -W 5-1-., HR 5 vi Sify in Q . SVR? W Q N A f ' E K xi' 'Z K - g if 5' Q i -.V. . ' I K Q W if W gf s f K . 1 wig K . -ki In .. 5 M4 I It J lm wk 5, ,V 7 . f V f A' Q . N 1 ff if 'Xi V v ii. V 5' i-A I : F . ' X f . 'M 'Q ' SQ X In 551: 5, -, . f gm -- . g 'S Ei E Wai 5 K S .X s. 31 m 5 1 W S N A- 3 f f? W . .. . L.L. 5 f 5 gulf RSS k as we-3 'E A N Pigs , z Q sk . ff QS . X. XT f X gs V- 1,4 Q, '24 x.-,Fw X .f SSW- . Hx 94, 3 if W Y? 5? 1 N 'x W M, 'X' x Wk .N Q i , QM Q 'ix . W Q B vm. A S ES' Q iffy gr? fd' x x 135 Q5 X 5. ilfgigg I . Ni Q 'T 0 I Ww'3'lNpw,,,,,w f R 1 'PL Siu. Q X sf Sf' W fi f f---, .',: 2 : M z Q. 1. Ahh-there goes the bell! 2. This really isn't posed!! 5. Youth Center, here we come!! 4. Waiting for the bus- or just waiting?? , I . WK - i '74e5:a0me-Mmzma-.Wzzm made f K f'mk,1i5g,1igz 'k K 5 g 3 hh 'Q Wg? y if 3 5 m ' M e L 316 g1lS, '.:'5ff4' 'Saw W iiffffigvils, V'..rUQf Y- 71 W vw nf L' 3 sf 'P w Nw- fiinig-:fe2K!?,f'i-yew 5.f2w5g,,, 4 wfglqg-. 11 ggxqgyg,-, S H 'YW , ,Q 1252753 551.20 X1 ,S X Q- K new fa AMERICAN SMELTING and REFININC-3 COMPANY WALLACE IDAHO L W0 HIL - RST 7 'r. THE THGRNHILL-WORSTELL I FUNERAL I-IoME WALLACE, IDAHO Phone 653 SAMUELS HOTEL BUILDING HEC'-A MINING COMPANY WALLACE GYDET YLOR BL G Phone I252 Good Luck Ph :xg Class of '56 BRCCKS PHARMACY 6I0 Cedar S+. Phone 3I3I Good Luck, Seniors! CITIZENS UTILITIES 6I2 Cedar S+. WALLACE, IDAHO COMPLIMENTS OF COEUR D'ALENE HARDWARE and FOUNDRY CO. 6I2 Bank S'I'reeI' CARL EAST DAVE THOMPSON RULLMAN'S Exclusive Men's 'CIoII1ing GEO. K. GARRETT DAY'S GROCERY Osburn, Idaho Coal-Wood Pres-Io-Logs R l f PrompI'--Courresy Service A CLYDE MURRAY, Owner M 513 Pine Phone Wall 5121 S If - E R S GENE'S RADIO SHOP Phone I-4I2I 5I2 Cedar S+. 4I0 6Ih S+. Phone 7I2 KELLER BUICK OO. Home of Fine Cars 5+h and Pine Sf. PHONE I I84 Good Luck-Seniors WALLACE CORNER BRI-r-I-.S COMPANY Garden Spoi' OSBURN IDAHO 25 C d S '7 RCSSI 114501159 h Insura Bldg. Phone II88 DAY MINES, INC. 5O6V2 Cedar S+. Ph llbl FOOD CENTER Cedar S+. Phone I 234 TABOR'S P P L I 6+h and cedar Wa ace. A N C E voice of 'Ihe cow .I-Anenes K W A L OSBURN, IDAHO-PHONE 8-2I I I PENNEY'S APPAREL Wallace, Idaho BEST WISHES-SENIORS! FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6+h and Bank S+. WALLACE, IDAHO The Bank WiI'h The Chime Clock . '.pf3-E: OSBURN :.- f.-.r-. - - TRADING POST NEW - MORROW'S We Buy-We Sell Osburn, ld ho-Phone 8-3I7 Ph ne I237 5l4 Cedar MEAT CO. B l g 'For Your Pleasure KELLY'S ALLEY 5P Ph ISA FOODLINER BIGSBY ABSTRACT MADGE'S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR COMPANY Good Luck-Seniors CONGRATLZIETLOIIS, SENIORS I OSBURN Complimen+s of STEWARD WALLACE ScooP'S PFRUS87 UNION SERVICE 205 5Th nnuas BEST wISI-IES-SENIORS WALLACE Firs+ Wifh +he Besi in Mofion Picfure Enferfainmeni' THE WILMA MEAT COMPANY THEATER U 303 6111 Always 2 Feafures THE GRAND THEATER IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6+h and Cedar Bes'I' of Luck SENIORS IDAHO LUMBER THQRESQN COMPANY INSURANCE AGENCY DUTCH BOY PAINTS BEST wIsI-IEs-sENIoRs Osburn Road Qsbum , SMOKE HOUSE CongraI'uIa+Ions Seniors SPORTING eoons TRI-CITY TIRE T2i'fgfEfS SERVICE 424 HI, OSBURN WALLACE SUPPLY CITY Fumnureh MEAT MARKET Hardware Besf Wishes-Seniors 5,5 CEDAR 5I4 CEDAR Good Luck WHITE AND BENDER ENTERPRISE COMPANY LAUNDERERS AND . Fmance Insurance THANK YOU . . . I would like fo express my appreciafion 'ro fhe many business firms fhaf have placed fheir confidence in fhe l955-i956 edifion of The Prospecfor. Through fheir kind co-operafion fhey have made 'rhis yearbook possible. If was a wonderful experience lo work wifh each of fhem, and I feel sure fhere is a much closer union befween Wallace High School and fhe cifizens of our fine fown. Whenever possible fhe sfudenfs of Wa-Hi should pafronize fhe business firms fhal' have sponsored and adverfised in fhis annual. Again, my appreciafion. KAREN KOTTKEY Adverfising Eclifor Anfhony's Jewelers Al's Li'H'le Sfore Bernard's Sfudio Beulah's Jewelry Bloom and Bilfe Bus Depol' Cafe Cam's Kraf+ Shoppe Cify Variefy Clizer's Florisl' Coeur d'Alene Cafe Coronado Copper and Zinc Daman Ford Sales Elder's Variefy Gardner Denver Company Gardner Supply S. K. Garreff Mining Grand Barber Shop Henry's Shoes and Apparel Inskip and English Plumbing Lucky Friday Mines McKim and Kiser Confracfors Model Shop North Idaho Sales O. K. Tire Company SPONSORS DR. E. J. FITZGERALD, M. D. DR. R. J. REVELLI, M. D. DR. F. E. SCOTT DR. V. A. NORD DR. G. G. DOYLE DR. L. F. VESTER PAUL M. ELLIS, M. D.. F. A. C. S. HUBERT E. BONEBRAKE, M. D. Osburn Supply Pafferson Dairy Phillips Jewelry Pauling Mofors Rice's Bakery Samuels Hofel Coffee Shop Self's Mobile Service Sfafion Shoshone Mofors Ted's Texaco Sfafion Theodores Men's Wear Wallace Cleaners Wallace Miner Wallace Coal and Sfoker Ward Funeral Home Washingfon Wafer Power Co. Telview Anfenna Sysfem Zook Brofhers Orlew Norman Walfer Frank Wallace Lumber Company Norfh Idaho Press Cify Dye Works Ferguson and Wood Confracfors Asvesfas Mofors ERNEST E. GNAEDINGER. M. D. CLIFFORD J. EDWARDS. M. D. H. J. HULL AND SONS. A'Horneys THOMAS PAYNE, Afforney KEANE AND KEANE, A'Horneys H. F. MAGNUSON AND COMPANY EAGLES AERIE 54 WALLACE ASSEMBLY NO. 2 Order of Rainbow g644f4Z44fK0f6,., Well, here is the end of another year. It certainly has been a fast one, filled with ac- tivities and work that will never be forgotten. It has been my pleasure to bring to you, the students of Wallace High, a written and pic- torial account of the classes and activities that have made this year, 1955-56, memorable. This edition of The Prospector has tried to combine all the fun and work and red tape into a symbol of what it takes to graduate. Diana Gibson Editor ,Yf 6 H u -in :fi W !MQ fi'5fWL WWW ywww my A ff Af M Ww:wff'Wf W ,W fsfffffyilfffsffffifffffiw MWWQAMW MM WW M, QWQWMWWWMKW mf: Q-In-. ,fx ,, 11. .. - ,U 9 . PM ,,. 4 , .w . . f E . Y.. P, V, i, . L' f 2 A F , , J' ' 41 V .p :nhl H W 1 y- r wa-51-J 3.-v uw 1- ,1 - - ...um ummm. .WMmAM.M..-MM ,D-. 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