Weiser High School - Pineburr Yearbook (Weiser, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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BRESHEARS LLOYD J EASON To be able to face the fu- ture unafraid and well pre- pared in our rapidly chang- ing worldg the student of to- day must take advantage of every educational opportu- nity available. lt is our aim to provide the educational opportunities which will en- able our youth to face the future. ARLO ALDER ROBERT EMMONS CARROLL MARTIN FRED EISENBARTH GEORGE DUSENBERRY Moved to a different zone so unable to finish his term. Sup rinfcudmfis' Massage Man's harnessing of The aTom and his adventure into outer space calls for an increase in his general and Technical knowledge. He must devel- op The ability To evaluate new situa- tions that arise if he is To live calmly and peaceably in a world of restless change and excitement. Education, then, becomes more and more neces- sary to man's peaceful existence. L. J. EASON Superintendent Princzpal if Massage To The seniors, I wish Tor Them all The success and happiness in The world. To The TaculTy and sTudenT body, I wish To express my appreciaiion for your co-operaTion and enThusiasrn in producing all The wonderful acTiviTies carried on during The year. I wish To congraTulaTe you, The rnern- bers of The Pine Burr sTaTT, Tor The efTorT puT forTh in producing a year- book which will always be cherished. ROBERT E. NEAL Principal ALMEDA COONS B.A., Sterling College English I, English Principles LAWRENCE DUCLOS B.A., Northern Idaho College of Ed. M.S.Ed., University of Idaho U. S. History, World History, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach MURIEL DUDGEON B.A., College of Idaho English II, World History TOM FALASH B.S., University of Idaho M.S.Ed., University of Idaho General Science, Boys' P.E., Football Coach, Track Coach Health, The fi? udfvfw- Nia 'Cao C . If l,A1Ar: v LM 'J 15 LV -A-' ' W 'avivd CHARLES GILL' to jf' 1 -M1--'V B.A., Willamette -QL ,-U4' J'---9 M.A., University of Idaho ll Guidance Director, Psychology FRANK IRONS Specialist Certificate Auto Mechanics W. ALLAN JOHNSON B.S., University of Idaho Agriculture I, Il, IV BESSIE KROHN M.A., University of Iowa Bookkeeping, Library 'C' 5.1 FORD SMITH Music Specialist Certificate University of Idaho Idaho State College Band LOIS STOUT B.S., Oklahoma A8iM Geometry, General Math, Algebra MARVIN TRIGUEIRO B.A., University of Nevada M.S., University of Idaho Speech, Spanish, Glee Club, Chorus ROBERTA WHITTEMORE B.A., University of Idaho M.S., University of Idaho English Ill, English IV, Algebra PAUL MARKOWSKI B.A., Carroll College Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Science DAVID GVERACKER B.S., Black Hills State College Industrial Arts ALFRED PERRY B.A., Walla Walla College M.A., Walla Walla College Biology, General Math, Basic Math RUTH REEVES B.A., McPherson College Girls' P.E., Health, Government BETH WILEY B.S., University of Idaho Home Economics CHARLES WILLIAMSON B.S., University of Idaho Agriculture III, Farm Manager Xie' MARJORIE WILLIAMSON B.S., University of Kansas Shorthand, Typing JIM ALLAN Custodian RALPH THOMPSON Supervisor of Maintenance EINAR BOSTROM Custodian Q, Iii LQ A x I I I 3 ,gm Vice President ED HOFFER President JIM GROOMS Se NAOMI Student Koumfil ajax '-1 creta ry KAWA KAMI WIN? ,C C- i ea, ii I 4 'sf -eng' is k i ' : j QL N, . if 4- X L L 4 in ' Q4'! 5fH.. .'1, ff Q. -an H. 0 gdmpu I if 'gin L HOOKER HALL BEARDSLEY HALL ' 'V -f sw pi 'tQl,Hn'f X 7 I W Q, A CAFETERIA NORTH HALL nvsr1rU,E GYM -..nc GYM l R Ofhvv Staff 121 a 5 6 7 Q, 8 910.11 :zum as Ib I7 za I9 20 22 23 za 2: zo 27 32, - 2030 31 Url Seated: Mrs. Gill, Kathleen Dille. Standing: Donna Parker, Joyce Joseph, Barbara Thompson, Sandra Anderson, Kathy Stoddard, Donna Henderson. 18 W ' Left to right: Carolyn Deines, Emma Harvey, Gloria Hackler, Norma Brown, Elnora Widener. Not pictured: Pat Gentry. Earliest Winner Fellows. Gene Nesbitt, 1957 Idaho State Farmer was declared high scorer among l3 chapter winners in the Western Idaho District Co- operative contest to receive a trip to the National Institute of Cooperatives Conven- tion at Pennsylvania State College. Another honor received by Gene is the District F.F.A. Public Speaking Award. Beth Dey competed with 170 sophomore and iunior entrants in essay and oratorical competition to win the right to participate in the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth sponsored by the Rebekahs and Odd Vaunda Young was winner of the District Knights of Pythias contest and second place winner of the state contest on the basis of her excellent oral presentation of the topic Youth Looks Towards the Future Vaunda also won over local competition in the American Legion oratorlcal contest tv on the Bill of Rights Grp 5614 Seuivr CThe students pictured alphabetically were the top ten seniors scholastically at the end of seven semesters of school.J ls. l BETH DEY JIM GROOMS DICK NELSON GENE NESBITT DOROTHY ROBERTS ED SASAKI A L KATHY STODDARD BARBARA THOMPSON JO ANN WILLIAMS VAUNDA YOUNG 53 61115555 Q E lQ-WYLWL Smivrs 'if DONNA HENDERSON Vice President ROGER PETERSON President NO VICTORY WITHOUT EFFORT Great victories may be achieved through ceaseless striving after those things which are good and beautiful and lasting. We measure our ful- fillment by the path we have chosen, the obstacles we have met, and the goals we have won. May God help each one of us in directing our efforts toward victory! JUDY ANDERSON Wants higher wages Has been GAA Princess Says, Gentlemen, don't crovvdl' SANDRA ANDERSON Wants Payette a few miles closer Has a sweet smile Says-shyly ANDY BAUER Women-what are they? Has a camera Says and says and says CARLY BENNETT Wants better grades Has a head start on marriage Says, Dick and I , . DAVID BOWMAN Wants a new proiector Has a movie career Says, Aw, to heck with it! MYRNA BROADBENT Wants to be a policewoman Hates to leave town Shy, but sweet .IO ANN WILLIAMS Secretary NORMA BROWN Wants Qoiiipmtiowsliip Has a seyirre east: of heart trouble Says, Love is a wonderful thing. FRAN CADA Wmirli-rs if ni-rking is a city in Has rmfy :ali-as Says lun-vi-r more! WAYNE CHANDLER Wants a good time H.is?'?'? Says, Smiley is my name. LARRY CLUFF Wants to loin the Navy Has a car??? Says, Ah, let me sleep! DONNA DAE COFFMAN Was caught studying and Hasn't livf-rl it clown yet Says, l'Il never do it again. CAROLYN DEINES We don't know how she lives Have our suspicions Says, Charini:d. China but we l Q G if .45 ' BETH DEY Wants long-eared meng they listen better Has been to The City Says, l sat behind the President. KATHY DILLE Wants 'a MAN Has a sense of humor Shc's a vegetarianeno meat on her JAY DOYLE Wants to get acquainted Has a habit of trying to look sincere Says things lust right BARBARA DRUMHELLER Wants to go to Fruitland Has dancing ability Says, Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we diet, LON DUNN When better girls are made -- they vvon't be half so interesting Has a milk wagon Says, Shake it Duchess, this ain't no Harvard Prom. LLOYD EAKIN Wants to be tall like Mol Has big ears Says, l'n1 not lazy-l iust don't like to work. ,as fw- GLORIA HACKLER Wants to learn to hunt Has an answer for everything Says, Where is Billy? EMILY HATCH Wants to be with Roger Has the gift of being eloquently silent Says, Hi, guysI GARREN HAGEMEIER When in doubt, shave Has a bass voice Says, Why did all the girls Ieave? JACK HANNY Wants an extension for his dress pants Has a Ford??? Says, I was born that way. LINDA HARRIS Wants peace of mind Has ambitions Says, Sure I'Il do it. EMMA HARVEY Wants to grow Has to grow Says, Why can't I grow? I m of ,mms '? 5l- ww BILL EISENBARIH Wants to be with Larry Has attempted to blow up W.H.S. Says, I could enjoy life if I ol have to study, CLIFFORD ELMORE Wants to overcome his shyness Has an appealing face Says little or nothing GUY GAGE Wants to be nice to everyone Has companionship Said, I do, PAT GENTRY When I graduate . . .'? Has naturally curly hair Says, Oh, this typewriter! JIM GROOMS Wants oroler in Student Council He began lite as a barefoot boy Says distinctly HENRY GUILFORD Wants an answer book Has nice manners Says-but not very often T1 Vw' 'mrs' A MN MIKE HAUN Want-, to wi-ar Ins 1lacl's pants Has cat tmnlalvs 1 I , .tra -,lriw ln- Wrist flnt nialsc a QOOCI imllln-tir1'r SANDRA HEMENWAY Wnrl- ii, ii lnxnry in wlncli slie never ilitliilrif '. Haw Iwi n limit:-lraiiniiq Pinto ss fmyn, I'VI riot .I man DONNA HENDERSON VViint', Iarl- to cninf- limit:- llnn lrttf. til lrivnrls 'i.iy'., Intl lqi-I n lv-ttl:r BILL HICKEY W-nits to qu Iiiintinrg llflf, qfirriituiif, Itlnf- vyvs Says, Amir Mnrlqi- ED HOFFER Wfinlf, lull:-qv :girls to :eine lionic Hits, lmulfv-Ilmll nlnlity Hays, If-.iflif-r, I know. SANDRA JOHNSON Wants to qu to Nlontpt-leer Has pri-tty lilrmnrll- lmir Say-., Hliki- .ill larlii-s, I lvcgan lite as .i tgirl ji., Q. Qs I '! .. f' A-A 1 Gr' K - , JOYCE JOSEPH Wants more Clothes Has played the field Says, I've lived and loved and l'm still at it. PHYLLIS JUDD Wants to be a lady Has an irresistible giggle Says, Silence is golden, tlw l'n1 always broke. JEANETTE KAUTZ Wants all the time Has baslwfiil Ways Says, Emma and I NAOMI KAWAKANII Was Hotnecon ing Qui-on Has Student Body Secretary at's Why Slic Iills tlw air around vvitli beauty ROGER LEACH Wants a decent car Has Emily Says, sniootlily IRENE LINDERMAN Wants but vyliat? Has a sweet personality Says, vvitli a slnile GENE NESBITT Won a trip to Pennsylvania He got his freckles from eating rusty raisins Says, I was a Boy Scout. VERLA OTT Wants a wedding in June Her sense and nonsense are badly mixed Says, Danny is coming over tonight. DONNA PARKER Wants lust one Has sixth-period office Says, Where is Mrs. Gill? ROGER PETERSON Wants too much Has more girls than he can handle Says, I can't get along without these Women. JACKIE POTTER Wants lots of boyfriends Has a cute smile Says, ls that so? JOE RANDALL Wants ways and means Has a lot Says, l'm hers and hers alone. CHARLOTTE LOVEGREEN Wants more and better men Has come hither eyes Says, Oh, I can't do THAT! LELA NIATHIAS Work is something she does for a living Has a unique affliction- She is called a sensible girl JUDIE NICGINNIS Wants to be a model, Has height trouble Says, The school must be haunted because they keep talking about school spirit. BILL MITCHELL Wants to get out of work Has problems Says, ls she my girl? .IANICE MUTH Wants a good-looking man Has dimples Sweet as she is kind DICK NELSON Wants more basketball ability Has no dancing ability-but oh those grades! Says too much DOROTHY ROBERTS Wants a better Pep Band Has mort- air than you can grind out ol a hand organ Says constantly RON ROLLINS Wants more cooperation in Pep Club Hz- lmums the midnight oil in a Ford Says, Relax you guys. STAN SALES Wants not to blush Has playucl tho part of a gangster Says, Why studies interfere with my high school work. ED SASAKI W4- know hirn for what he is worth Ht- likes intelligent girls Says soruutiinrrs JOAN SERVATIUS Waitiiiq for livr ship to contc in Has lztq brown eyes Says, ls this a man? Yes? NO? Well I'lI he- PEGGY SHIPPY Wants to ln- with Jnttimv Has silent ways Says what slit- thinks B- Q 'Qs X GARY SOLT Wants to be a pitcher Has the poker habit so bad that he shuffles when he walks Says naughty things LLOYD SPARKS Wants more privacy Has a marvelous track record Saysfbut not very often KATHY STODDARD Wants to go to the Y Has-.out-of-town mgp ig. minii Says, l have a letter! JOYCE SUTTON Wants a diploma Has problems She is everyone's friend BARBARA THOMPSON Wants to know where today's receipts are Has beautiful brown eyes Says, Men are so common. MARLENE VERTNER Wants to change the color of her hair Has a husband Says, Am I late? W1 y flcfivifia JUNE WIKOFF Wants a better typewriter Has friendly ways Says, Irene and I, . JO ANN WILLIAMS Wants a medicaI career Has been Miss November Says, I forgot the minutes! VIRGINIA WOMACK Wants three Saturdays a week Has romances Says, Ask me, I know. VAUNDA YGUNG Wants more English Lit Her fondest desire is to be weighed and found wanting Says, Oh, Romeo where art thou? BECKY ZAUGG I Wants more height ' Has pretty blue eyes Says Where's Larry? ' I 1aSS amfof .L ...J fzwzgc' 150 rdcrs ' ' Presented by THE CLASS OF T958 Candy Fenway Professor Harriman ,e,,eee Glory Fenway ,,,, 77 Smiley 7 ,Y,,,,, 7 Joey ,,,, 7 77 ,,,,, 77 7 777777 77 7 JOYCE JOSEPH 7 77777 GENE NESBITT JUDY ANDERSON WAYNE CHANDLER 77 STAN SALES Captain Winkle 7 7777 7 777777 DAVID BOWMAN Cordelia 77 7 7777777 77 John Todd Amity Haines Priscilla Haines Lon Dagget 7777 7 BETH DEY 7 7777 ROGER LEACH SANDRA HEMENWAY CAROLYN DEINES 7 BILL MITCHELL Myrtle Hodge 77 7 777777 GLORIA HACKLER Susie 777777 77777 Boston Benny 77 The Deacon 7777777 Director7 7777 77 Student Director DONNA HENDERSON LON DUNN 7 77777 BILL EISENBARTH MARVIN TRIGUEIRO 7 7777 VAUNDA YOUNG jun br-S614 ffl' Prom Fairies WMM' 'fax v ' 3 - xi . g The Fairies' Wishing Weil Fairyland Romance Princess: LELA COATS Queen: JERENE SPARKS Princess: BETHEL SOLT Q -1 , ...gi Joan McVay, Myrna Traudf, Kathy. Johng, Linda Stanford. P P 43, we, Girl and Kay Sfafers R BAUER jun 27119 Darryl Alder Arlon Anderson Jean Anderson Marc Anderson Barbara Bainbridge Bonnie Ball Richard Baxter Eddie Bickle Barbara Blevins Carolyn Blevins Jim Bray George Broam Glenn Brechbiel Jerry Brown Wayne Burkhardi N1 S5 Max Ozawa vice president Linda Stanford secretary Roger Gallagher president Judith Adams 9 x x Mary Carlile 'A Ada Karen Chandler 1 H Mike Clabby ' Francis Coppler 69 Jackie Coffelt Qi f X NI DeAnn Faulkner Francis Ford Roger Gallagher Wilma George Norma Grace - --kk w.., .,,,,,,..l Les Griffith Karen Hand David Head George Hoashi John Hollenberg 'QTY 43 Ji' Sharon Cousens Norbert Dey Ha Bob Dickerson Tom Eisenbarlh Lane Ellison 1' in E ik fi' yfiit j' iff' ,x,,?...Wi,i.:3.i A I v 9 D' a x 'Y , 5 .A N , . u I ' Kev Hun' 'V- G 'W' n o J, A ' 17? H I Todd Jackson 1 J ' - 7 ' . Kafhv Johns - 'EV ' - 15 ' ' 'llwrf A 'X ' Q F lx fl Ken Kawakami a n li '-.,, rilii ' ' f ,I Dale Laird , 5- ' W 1 A 'G - ' 7 Suzanne Laird Larry Ledington Angelica Leiia Wanda Linder Kenneth Lolley Monte Mullen Barbara Nelson Curt Neyman Earl Orfloff Judy Overholser Max Ozawa Wayne Paris LaRae Peterson Jody Reid Betty Rickard Susan Routson Verna Schledewitz Eleanor Scott F X YE' Patsy Mansor Shirley McKnight Joan McVay Torn Mitchell Jerry Moser S' 1 -Us fa- Eunice Shaklee 2' Rodney Sharp 7 digg Ron Teras Don Th hima ompson Myrna Traudt Carrol Vincent Deanna Walker John Walker Bob Walters Dick Walters Jim Warren Phil Weitz Kay Watkins Susan Wiley Jay Wood Sh aron Wright Lynn Youngberg Linda Stanford Barbara Stone Mike Stoneman Sandra Sugden Jerilyn Tarter Chuck Shepherd Barbara Smith Carolyn Smith Jay Smith Whitney Smith Judy Taylor 6' L. Www 1055 unfof X2 l 'wzzzrlczy ls' ,4ur1f Stephen Spettigue ,L H TOM EISENBARTI-I Colonel Sir Frances Chesney I , D L DALE LAIRD Jack Chesney , , MIKE STONEMAN Charley Wykeham , ROGER GALLAGHER Lord Fancourt Babberley ,,,,,, ,,,L T ODD JACKSON Brassett , NORBERT DEY Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez ,,,, L SUSAN WILEY VVILMA GEORGE Director ,, MR. TRIGUEIRO Amy Spettigue Kitty Verdun Ela Delahay , , Student Director L LINDA STANFORD LARAE PETERSON KATHY JOHNS BARBARA BLEVINS KAY VVATKINS FRANCIE FORD JUDY OVERHOLSER 'WR Svphvmvres Bettey Adams Gary Adams Kathleen Alder Max Alder Merna Alder Kenny Baker Carol B Jean Ball Patsy Bartoschek Reine Beck alderson Lyndon DeLoyd Bithell Barbara Bowman Duane Boyd Jack Cahill Benson Mary Campbell Barbara Carlile Shirley Carpenter Jan Christiansen Betty Clabby f M 47' QU' L I xr. x '5 9 p LL A 4' Les Lowe vice president Kora Kauffman secretary Fred E president isenbarth . ' 9 X l i-f 1 tv I A Req gre 1 LI' A C Keith Garoutte Larky Hall Monty Hall Roger Harrer Jeanette Hartnett Jim Haun Richard Hemenway Carl Henderson Carla Henderson Terry Hilt Suzanne Hovde Bonnie Jackson Sue Jellison Roger Johnson Carol Jones Kora Kauffman Mike Krause Bill Lacey Janie Laib Carlene Light David Crosby Judy Davis Dwain Deines Sandra Deines Margaret Demaris Dolores Dickerson Carla Doyle Eddie Drumheller Bob Eichler Fred Eisenbarth 'IU' Jacque Eisenbarth Larry Eisenbarth Kay Erickson Joanne Evans Elaine Ferrell 5 JJJJ it ll :K ll' was at rsys is J is . . -H, ' Qi 5' fi ' I ' f , kk.V K' W' Jw ?X Q 1 A ,-1 9 Marian Reininger Lloyd Roberts Valene Robison McGrath John Rogers Naoma Root Valeen Linville Diane Lloyd Viola Lovegreen Lester Lowe Gary Macomb Cecil McDonald Wayne McDonald Earl Miller Paul Moser Van Moser Marlene Moth Lawrence Ott Jim Pike Elsie Pinkal Anita Ragsdale Nz! Adelia Routson Sandie Rowland Doug Sales Alan Saunders Gary Sayler Warren Shepard Paulette Shippy June Shoda Ken Skow Elizabeth Smith Dwain Sparks Carol Springer Shirley Stout Justine Tapio Carol Thompson fs 'Ned fs s. 'xr-7 ' ,+ F? L ,S M1154 A- Fred Thorson T im Townley Kathryn Turner Richard Vogel Barry Waggoner Bill Wagnon Francis White Allen Widener Clabern Widener Elnora Widener David Wikoff Doug Williams Linda Wilson Darwin Witte Ruth Young 1 MISS BENNETT Director ' 'Zfhc Kvarin ' 20 is' ' ' Svplzarrzvre Variety Shaw Mrs. Johnson , L, CARLENE LIGHT Mary E. ooo, T BETTY CLABBY Aunt Alice E, , L EE,E,o, REINE BECK Wilfred Winfield ,E,, , ,,,Eo, LES LOWE Mr. Johnson , , , MONTY HALL Jerry A E,o, A, o,Lo ELAALE. ,Eo,,,L, L A RKY HALL ALAN SAUNDERS LLLLALA,., ,,L,LLL,L S rudenf Director 5'rc'shmeu Ralph Williams vice president Bobbie Smith secretary Lester Eisenbarth pr ' esident Diana Anderson - -- B - JaY Anderson ' . , f A H 3 'I . .- Lawrence Anderson ww I we ' , it l Q Q Ned Anderson 3 1 B 'B Richard Anderson A , IQ j g 1 S i,y: ,, kk A i i arrr M r , B. L 21:33, V,-. :M- Sharon Anderson Wanda Anderson Jerry Arndt Karen Ashby Susan Ball Gerald Bates Dale Baxter Kell Marie Booth Carol Brow y Benningfield D Sharlene Brown Sheri Bruce Sharon Burkhardt June Butler Dan Cada Linda Carpenter Kathleen Carr ab Gary Cassity Diana Chamberlin Mary Ann Cluff W - Q ' 1 if ' ' Walter Cluff rl V Q ll w Louise Collins . N i Dennis Coon ,ny ' '- L b ' Jeanine Crosby ' i , David Cullum lx I 'F A . A- V kim. .. sg jf: 'V . V ...W f9 oI Larry Daniels l' fi' li 9 Dean Davies L 6 Larry Davis Jonthan Dey N Shirley Dille 'C' -' 9 4 4- Q ig 'V' Q I Jim Dishion ,N . Larry Dobesh ' ' X Q Dennis Dunn ' 'lf' . Verle Eichler -V ' Q L Lester Eisenbarth 3 Suzanne Elliott Bruce Feldtman Gloria Foster Danny Froshiesar Mary Beth Gardner Lynn Garner Walter Glenn Kathleen Grigg Eloise Hackler wi' Dorothy Harris 5 Stewart Haun f H L is Bruce Hemenway X ' Q A L L .4-,.. Cecelia Hartnett . at - L 5 Loren Harvey L 53 'P . f f Donna Hatch , - A , , , N X Arthur Henderson Donn Herrick Sharon Hill Patty Hixon Margaret Hollars Danny Hunt Junior Hurd Geraldine Hust Linda Jeannot David Johnson Colleen Judd Donna Kautz Gene Kawakami Mary Keeney Carolyn Kelso Mary Krause Gene Laird Gary Lewallen Mike Long Stephen Mackay Joyce Macomb Pamela Manning Robert Martin Carolee Mathewson Linda McGrath Bethel Miller Glenna Mills Bob Morgan Fred Moser Kay Nelson Marjorie Nelson Sharon Newsom Donald Neyman Linda Nieland Lynn Osborn :N ef' lf. ..,, E 4 y . '- t .. fi fiffg John Parsons Margie Patrick Sonia Peterson Dan Pike Barbara Powell Darryl Rodabaugh Betty Rodriguez June Ryan Larry Ryan Sharon Schneider Mary Servatius Patsy Servatius Paul Shaw Jack Shepherd Samuel Shuppy ,v Lx 4 ! greshmald lui! Zzfirf Senior, senior, you are brave, We, the freshmen, are your slaves. Senior, senior,you are strong, Carolyn Womack Robert Woods . Joey Wright Duane Youngberg Nola Zaugg P056 13,9 U7 f r evllo as S wwf 8 0,6076 We, the freshmen, are all wrong. we ' Wease Nxalpl OYN . Lover's Delight iff ZZZJZQ 46 'VZ 1, ps0W.Ziva'f'v'--- 1 W I ,fggg WE J xc: mpg! yff ffm! ifffailfllw .glyu-cjf9 'Qd 7alwJ' ' 0 H106-' 54 ,uf in E Qmfggx Gm Cjxvxg LCQOVLC QJXSQ Q? Noiional 6 .5OCilglgynOr EQMWML 5 5 NA NA O D nc 4 D +- r: -3 r- .- VJ vu ,- S I n. :- 42 M 5 3 5 . V7 ' f Q -L gs L O ,izr .Q be Y m H S 1 5- ' . ' L .A S 21, V ' ,-., K' , Q if .5 ,. t lim' JY . 3 ..,., L Q 3 2 Q A . o fu 4+ 3 ,Qu ON DUDGE MRS. I' viso Ad Beth Dey Bauer ndy A ee,. AX D D nn E .T 5 c c 4 o '7 qc ru an fu UD 'U u.: C Ill .- 5: 35 nz ,S -F- 1 'U 9-o Oo QI- si .oo 31 Za.: QE' 58 OO .c -:C Qi' 0: Sm 1.2 mu.: ai -n- Us 8?- -'U 'c 'Ds .Em 15 Lynn Youngberg Susan Wiley Myrna Traudf DONNA HENDERSON BILL EISENBARTH Secretary-Treasurer Vice President 5 NA R, n W,-.. 'n 6i ur' up m-v,.ifv A AC, . 0 3 o L J: L -. :o o u. cf 'U P- as .J uf .ll 5 'U Q CS E :a 'U I ui S 'U 3 c at E fu I mi .6 F: 'O- -.. ': O '1 E .E IU LLI .i if .. o .C I- ul S 2 5 .J si S o . m 4 :L -C -U1 : o .. .. -.. 2 3 o e .. C o . U. -G ass ty, C Feldtman, G. tanfield, B. ungberg, B. S Yo wallen, D. Le nderson, w:N.A VO Deines. Second shin, D. Ne iams, G. D.W Haun, ni OSSF, Hunt, F. M Hurd, D. esar, J Eickler, D. Froshi B. Shepherd, Henderson, ton, C. '19 di Le ey, V. Eichler, L. ck yler, J. Hi Sa r, G. Mille LL Williams, A. Henderson. Smith, L. menway, He J. WJ FO eber. Third L. Benson, B. Morgan, R. W L. Shepherd, C. F. White, Rodabaugh, M. Anderson, Roberts, D. L. CERS FF F.F.A. O , president, Larry Randa Joe sbitt, vice president, Ne Gene 1 row: Fron Hilt, Doug VY n Lolley, sentinel, Ter Ke W: dington, secretary. Second ro Le porters, Lloyd Eakin, treasurer. s, re m Ilia E . K 'L 4- in A I d Dance Band for F.F.A. Harvest Ball Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eason and Dean Cope an Eating Pheasani Joe Randall Jerilyn Tarier l Activities Janie Laib Donna Hatch Chapter Farmers for 1957-1958 Initiation of Larrv Ryan O ...L,,, Senior Ag Clggg in Shop Sophomore F,F,A. Students A Typical F.F.A. Project The Parlmmentary Procedure Teams Greenhands for 1957-1958 6'l'lL'll fl akers afflm 1445171 Zhzfure 0 CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warrn courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and preciousyalues. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homernakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. 1. 1 . . I 1 as :sa mf. 1 I V iewienx VX we Q0 exSiNBP XONX President RON ROLLINS Seve, ary .1 'D 44 64950,-er n-4,4 P 'T?'T '-if -air' -.Y . Freshmen f fkv nb ' cc i .qv- ll ll PF 2 K!!! x. 1 Sophomores T A 3 ! Juniors ww. l JUDY DAVIS Secretary ink CARLA DOYLE President O OFFICERS Jan Christiansen, Be11y Clabbyf game man' MRS. REEVES Advisor a ers- Emi! Hatch, point keeper: 561139 Smiih, Q I Y 'Judy Overholser, sergeant-at-a rms. JUDIE MCGINNIS Vice President JUDY ANDERSON Treasurer -qu JUDY ANDERSON Princess MISS G.A.A. Girl ,flfhl fic Assvciafivu BECKY ZAUGG The Girls' Athletic Association has been quite active this year. On October I2 the girls journeyed in a school bus 60 miles to Zims where they ate a picnic lunch and went swimming. During the school year the girls traveled to Nyssa and Caldwell for play days. The highlights of the year for the Association was the Miss G.A.A. dance which the group sponsored. At the dance Becky Zaugg was crowned Miss G.A.A. As a money-raising activity, the G.A.A. sponsored a Chili Feed and Dance on March l. The president, Carla Doyle, has done a splendid iob in organizing the group and their activities. Mrs. Reeves, ad- visor, encouraged all girls to take an active part in the Association. EMILY HATCH Princess LES GRIFFITH, vuce president BILL EISENBARTH, presidem BILL HICKEY, secretary-treasurer 1 cffermuu is' Klub Queen Naomi Kawakami drawing for winner of shotgun. Girls ' Magus Juniors and Sophomores , 3-1 Gfrls '-League Qvrmal Whirza Quia' ' ' 5121 W E Girls' league Banquet :wi e is -R Li F Q Polio Drive H ff 'Z I ADVISORY BOARD Front row. S. Wiley, B. Dey, G. Heckler, R. Whittemore, Advisor. Bark row: B. Krohn, Advisor, S. Cousens, D. Roberts, M. Reininger, J. Joseph, and N. Zaugg. , A ' Speakcfs Table TLHW Hague Fathers and Daughters N NN vi an at D u: U fU '4- o C O an FO KD uv D '4- ro 'U VU .C -U C fU .Q U5 E C .S 3 'U ,. ru 3 fC -5 O .C U an .C .QV .C L GJ .2 CD 3 CD .C I-I Boise the Parade, Homecoming .C. B.J me, the Q6 ba OT fo 6 nom each BT iven 99 ef W performances Colorful ai 'U FU L IU D. L0 fC E 4- U7 .E LJ L CU U7 13 3 OJ .C -9- T5 C fD GJ. 'U FD L fU D. 'O C 2 be L fC LL lg I Ln To .E U7 :z E .t an .C 4. U5 .E O. 2 an b an 'O .E 'O an TQ fU 2 FU P ': ill as LL .2 U? :J -6- U L 4. if D 'O C IU .2 .E U .2 ID 3 P ci ui an .zz .- .E c o ': fU .9- U I L FU Q. ccesstul year SU their 'U OJ X fU .E U cn cu 52 U X- cu x LU 'Q- C an E an LJ C cu E E O U 'O c VU cv 4. 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Second row: D. Chamberlin, J. Shoda, C. Love-green, D. Haich, S. Bruce, E. Hackler. Third row: P. Barroschek, E. Smith, J. Butler, A. Waikins, M. Nelson, B. Powell, D. Dickerson. V OFFICERS MR. TRIGUEIRO, Directoi TODD JACKSON, President JAN CHRISTIANSEN, Secretary GARY HOLT, Vice President If JJ Annie Ge! Zfrfur Gun . 3' nf- WK :if if W AQ' 1...yvQ Azxr km!! 'mm Jinx Qs 'eg an-st' X , ,ui in L,....,, My ., Wi 1 my-www,, , im M - ' ,gl R 'We 3 ! ,d wx N5 F: E fi mf' ii I ' W-is Q' .0 I g -5 Q x- WS sv L H Q A .V N -KJ ,,,,. :A EQ ,Ov 8 ,x ii M F? fWg5a,L W Qbawwf yQaJ 6,544 gf, ,AMW S4444 701 414 9'l 'A j ' - rl- 115 ff f f1' Q, lg jizz? MWMW ff WMM mag 5. I EEMMTWMUEIL Weiser ...A Weiser .,,.A,, Weiser ....... Weiser Weiser Weiser ,e,ee.. Weiser ...,.., Weiser Weiser ..s,.,. glflffb ll FOOTBALL SCH EDULE .......... 40 Mt. Home ..... 6 7 Ontario 6 ---m,l3 Nyssa ---MW25 -------l3 Baker -------25 0 Vale ----.-25 ---A.-,-l3 Parma .,,., 7 -,-,--,26 Payette -h,e,e2O es,,-.,i4 Meridian E-e,,i4 -----.-33 Emmett -ee,-e,i3 COACHES Left to right: Charles Gill, Tom Falash, Duke Duclos. MANAGERS Left to right: Donn Her rick, Glenn Brechbiel Eddie Bickle, Mike Long CAPTAINS Left to right: Bill Eisen- barth, Roger Peterson. Var ity Front row: Roger Peterson, Bill Eisenbarth. Second row: Charles Shepherd, John Hickey, Larky Hall, Lloyd Roberts, Gary Sayler, Bill Wagnon, Curt Neyman. Third row: Les Griffith, Lynn Youngberg, George Hoashi, Jack Cahill, John Walker, Alan Saunders. Fourth row: Jay Doyle, Guy Gage, Ron Terashima, Joe Randall, Jim Grooms. Fifth row: Warren Shepard, Doug Williams, Wayne Chandler, Bill Hickey, Keith Garoutte. Sixth row:-Lawrence Ott, Eddy Hoffer, Les Lowe, Bill Lacey, Jim Bray. 9m lr-Srfplr First row: Mike Long, Fred Maddux, Dan Cada, Duane Youngberg, Ralph Williams, Larry Davis, Danny Hunt, David Cullum, Jay Anderson, Paul Shaw, Donn Herrick, Second row: Gary Sayler, Warren Shepard, Larry Eisenbarth, Les Lowe, Lester Eisenbarth, Doug Williams, John Hickey, Lawrence Ott, Larky Hall, Bill Lacey, Jack Cahill, Kelly Benningfield, Kenneth Skow, Keith Garoutte, Alan Saunders, Bill Wagnon. ssaaupd I 0 br xr i, I v ssaaupd AEG H138 IWVDIVMVPI IWOVN NHHVWD AVMNHWHH VHCINVS SSQDU ,sd 912139021 M-ILOEIOCJ ssaoupd NOSHHGNHH VNNOCI 0 17.7.9 I 11611 Ladders 'SEL 'Q aff' 2 if ywf lllllv' Be 2 I 1 'N 4 , . ' s x . . . X - e Q-A SW .-S' F' X ' .f 53' Q 1 fu -S f- , .W My 33 3 S N -Q x ' X X ff, XX N 1, fy 4 Q Q ,. 3514 4 5 A .., 'v I4 v. ui: ,ff ' s 49 5 .92- Of 5 N k. s l M if I Qi 'S W . N ws. 'Ng-g.f' 'T' JAY DOYLE BILL EISENBARTH Senior Guard Senior Center DICK NELSON ROGER PETERSON Senior Forward Senior Guard COACH DUCLOS EDDIE HOFFER Senior Forward Var ity 1571 kdflfall With five returning lettermen-Bill Eisenbarth, Eddie Hoffer, Roger Peterson, Jay Doyle, and Roger Gallagher-the team was eager to start their season's games. Though the Wolverines did not have too successful a season, the team always displayed pep, spirit, determination, and co-opera- tion. The Wolverines started off the season with wins over Cambridge and Fruitland. Their only con- ference win was over Nyssa with a score 'of 69-63. The team chose as their captain, Eddie Hoffer, who played the position of forward. Much of the rebounding for the team came from its center, Bill Eisenbarth. Scrappy Roger Peterson, who played guard, was one of the main defen- sive players on the team. The team was strongly helped by Roger Gallagher, who was third high scorer in the conference. Jay Doyle, who was second high scorer for the team, was also among the high point scorers in the conference. The team was helped greatly by Dick Nelson, Lynn Youngberg, Les Griffith, Chuck Shepherd, Marc Anderson, and Les Lowe. Later in the season Lawrence Ott was moved up from the Frosh-Soph team. Duke Duclos, head varsity basketball coach, was assisted by Tom Falash, frosh-soph coach. - ,Q W x G ' s 'IV Q Q' Front row: G. Gage, R. Terashima, D. N I G. H eson, oashi, J. Doyle. Second row: L. Hall, E. Drumheller, J. H' k ' - ic ey, M. Alder. Third row. J. Hollenberg, M. Clabby, M. Anderson, D. Deines. Kaseball The baseball team this year showed a defi- nite improvement with all of the returning lettermen. The freshmen that turned out gave an indication that Weiser's baseball future looks very bright. Under the guidance of Weiser's new coach, Lawrence Duclos, the team was full of pep and spirit. HMM! '57 -55 . COACH LAWRENCE DUCLOS Crank J sl 4' fl l . Q 1 L I g 9 5 Y 1--5 cv-Q .Q from row: J. Randall, B, Hickey, L. Lowe, J. Grooms, C. Shepherd, E. Hoffer, R, Peterson. Second row: l. Wlmc, L. Sparks, M. Stoncrnan, T, Jackson, T. Hilt,'S. Sales, L. Roberis. Third row: W. Shepard, N. Dey, R. Gallagher, E. Sasaki, D. Williams, G. Sayler. COACH TOM FALASH 51 h- '-'Hu Cami A tennis team full of pep and spirit was coached by David Overacker. Returning lettermen were Beth Dey, Carla Doyle, Sandra Hemenway, Joyce Joseph, and Kathy Stoddard. Many new members gained experience and skill during the season and were awarded letters. COACH DAVID OVERACKER --1- First row: Fran Cada, Sandra Hemenway, Beth Dey. Second row: Kathy Stoddard, Judie McGinnis, Joyce Joseph. QW l ' ,.. f'4 4 Qi' 5 -J----Q Lsfzeffs .- Curt Neyman Coach Gill If-at f l- Jay Smith Jack Cahill Dale Laird The golf prospects were decidedly better this year with the return of all but one veteran. Those returning from last year's squad were Lon Dunn, seniorg Dale Laird and Curt Neyman, iuniorsg and .lack Cahill, sophomore. Several new boys were added to the squad and many show real promise as future stars. Several girls participated in golf this spring and there is a growing interest in golf in W. H. S. Selma! Halmdar 4- 6- 11-12- 13- I4- 17- 20- 24- 27- 28- 1- 4- 11- 12- 14- 17- 18- . 21- 24- SEPTEMBER The doors of W.H.S. swing wide again Football-Mountain Home-there Assembly-Hunter Safety Program Annual Football Jamboree at Ontario S.R.V. Music Clinic National Assembly-Science Football-Ontario-there F.H.A. Initiation Football-Nyssa-here Music Boosters' Dinner OCTOBER F.F.A. Initiation Football-Baker-here Football-Vale-there Harvest Ball-Congratulations, Jerilyn! National Assembly-James Titus in poetry and song C.A.P. Assembly Homecoming-Parma-here. Congratulations to a very lovely Queen and Court National Honor Society Initiation United Nations Program-Beth Dey 25-FootbalI-Meridian-there 26- 28-29- F.H.A, District Meeting in Caldwell District l.E.A. meetings in Boise NOVEMBER 1-Football-Payette-there 2-Marchnig Band Festival-They marched to the glory of W.H.S. 4-F.F.A.-F.H.A. Pheasant Feed 11-Veterans' Day Football-Emmett-here 14-Girls' League tribute to Glenna Mills 19-F.F.A.-F.H.A. Skating Party 19-25-Twirp Season-Watch out, boys! 20-National Assembly-Johnnie-Flo Duo 22-Band Banquet 25-Football Award Assembly 28-Thanksgiving vacation 29 2 6 7 10 10-12-13 14 17 20 -Girls' League Formal-Apple blossom and oriental lanterns made the setting for a very lovely theme, China Gate DECEMBER -Football Dinner -BasketbalI-Cambridge-there -S.R.V. Student Ofticeis' Conference Basketball-Fruitland-here -Basketball-Fruitland-there -Band Concerts at Payette, Ontario, and Weiser --Basketball-Mountain Home-here -Basketball-Cambridge-here -Christmas vacation-Time for mistletoe and holly Sophomore Sock Hop -v 11 14 18 20-21 24 25 28 31 1 4 7 8 JANUARY 2-School reconvenes for 1958 3-Basketball-Vale-there 4-BasketbalI-Meridian-here IO-Basketball-Ontario-there -Basketball-Emmett-there -National Assembly-Charles' Wonder Dogs F.F.A. Donkey Basketball 17-Basketball-Nyssa-here-End of semester-The year is one-half finished -Basketball-Payette-there -Senior Class Play- Strange Borders -Basketball- -Basketball-Vale-here -Basketball-Ontario-here -Basketball-Meridian-there Parma-there FEBRUARY -Basketball-Boise-there F.F,A.-F.H.A, Snow Party -National Assembly-Colonel Larson Band -Basketball-Emmett-here -Basketball-Nyssa-there-We won!! S.R.V. Speech Contest at Weiser 10-Girls' League Father-Daughter Banquet 11-Basketball-Parma-here 13-14-S.R,V, Music Clinic 15-Basketball-Payette-here 17-F.F,A. Public Speaking Contest-Ontario- tions, Gene Nesbitt! 18-National Honor Society Initiation 19-District F.F.A. Meeting-Ontario 22-District Basketball Tournament MARCH 1-G.A.A. Chili Feed 4-F,F,A. Parliamentary Contest-Weiser 10-National Assembly-Mysterious Brown 13-Sophomore Variety Show 14-Sweetheart Ball-Congratulations, Kathy 22-F.F.A. Parent-Son Banquet 24-25-Junior Class Play- Charley's Aunt 27-State F.F.A. Meeting-Boise 29-F.H.A, Dinner APRIL 3-Girls' League Easter Assembly 4-7- Spring Vacation at last 11-12-District Music Festival-Boise 14-Science Fair 18- N 19 ,I 14-15-16- Knights of Pythias Speech Contest -Junior-Senior Prom S,R.V. Relays-Emmett National Assembly-Novelty Act S.R.V. Track Meet-Nyssa MAY Girls' League Mother-Daughter Tea District Track Meet-Boise Operetta- Annie Get Your Gun Regional Track Meet-Gooding Senior Exams Senior Practice State Track, Tennis, and Golf Meets-Boise Baccalaureate Commencement Concert Congratula First row Jan Christiansen Judy McGinnis. Second row: Reine Beck, First row: Subscription Manager, Barbara Thompsonp Editor, Beth Dey: SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Assistant Editor, Naomi Kawakami. Second row: Advisor, Mrs. Wil- liamson, Photography, Gene Nesbitt, Dale Laird, Andy Bauerp Advisor, i I Mrs' Dudgeoni Tom Eisenbarth, Betty Rodriguez. I i SENIOR WRITING STAFF JUNIOR WRITING STAFF First row: Kathy Stoddard, Pat Gentry, Typist. Standing: Gloria Hackler, First row: Reine Beck, Kathy Johns, Linda Stanford, Judy Overholser Ed Sasaki, Jim Grooms, Emily Hatch. Not pictured: Sandra Hemenway. Second row: Betty Rodriguel, JOEY Wflghff SUSGN Wiley. T0m Eisen barth, Sheri Bruce, Sandra Sugden. 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