Wallace High School - Prospector Yearbook (Wallace, ID)

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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.

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' 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.

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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