Weiser High School - Pineburr Yearbook (Weiser, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Through our high school education we have been challenged to be aware of and to achieve some goals extended by these findings. Within these pages we have tried to record the events which have already taken place. We hope that, not only for the present, but in theyears to come, this book will be a treasured keepsake. THE ANNUAL STAFF 0720 cp Tom Eisenbarth, Editor 4 T Home af the Wolverine' -+.............,. fhyh Victory is our goal. Practice makes perfect. .....1.. lll iii lmii GW' Enter wise Leave confused. 535 If I i JUdMkrJMmV I 1 Q Nil' - ,Q if - 4, Future Homemakers of indigestion reside here. The long walk, 8424.9 inches due north. M-M smells good!! What is it?? Ckkhmw Dvd kafiau it We, the Pine Burr Staff, proudly dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Markowski, in our appreciation ofthe guidance you have given in the scientific field. Your efforts have been endless in this endeavor. Superintendent Clerk LLOYD J. EASON AGNES ALLAN 1511 rd af Cru Ives Let us be thankful for the wealth of knowl- edge that is our heritage from all the Ages and to which it is our duty to add something worth- while. As Americans let us be duly thankful that we live in a land where it is our privilege to have schools in which, if we keep them so, everyone may learn not only reading, writing, arithmetic, and fine arts, but most of all to think, to speak, to listen and to know the truth. GEORGE DUSENBERRY ROBERT EMMONS Chairman MRS. DALE LAIRD A. A. BRESHEARS CARROLL MARTIN Superintendent Eason 11 This annual is The resulT oT democracy aT work. The many decisions ThaT musT be made by The sTaTF call Tor co-operaTion and The exercising of reason and good iudgmenT. IT is buT one of The ways ThaT your school helps prepare you Tor a useful, TruiTFul adulT life. There are many such lessons ThaT musT be learned before you are ready To Take your place as an acTively parTicipaTing ciTizen of This greaT naTion of ours. IT is our TervenT hope ThaT we can provide for you The kind of Training ThaT you will Zifefeife LLOYD J. EASON SuperinTendenT need in The world of Tomorrow. Principal ea! The staff of the Pine Burr should loe commended for the effort put forth in recording the activities of the past year. Through co-operation in these activities, you have shown creative thinking and worthwhile effort. To grow mentally, morally, and physically, the student must be continually aware of the world around him. The effort that has been put forth will always have a great bearing on your future. QM 5 ROBERT E. NEAL Principal f 7 awfully ALMEDA COONS B.A., Sterling College M.A., Colorado State College English I, English Principles LAWRENCE DUCLOS B.A., Northern Idaho College of Education M.S. Ed., University of Idaho Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, U. S. History, World History MARGARET DUCLOS B.S., University of Idaho General Science, World History MURIEL DUDGEON B.A., College of Idaho English II, Typing I TCM FALASH B.S., University of Idaho M.S. Ed., University of Idaho General Science, Boys' P. E., Health, Football Coach, Track Coach CHARLES GILL B.A., Willamette University M.A., University of Idaho Guidance Director, Psychology, Golf Coach FRANK IRONS Specialist Certificate Auto Mechan'cs BESSIE KR M.A., Univaxsity of Iowa Bo6lQlK'eeping, Library PAUL MARKOWSKI B.A., Carroll College Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Science DAVID OVERACKER B.S., Black Hills State College Industrial Arts ALFRED PERRY B.A., Walla Walla College M.A., Walla Walla College Biology RUTH REEVES B.A., McPherson College Girls' P. E., Health, Government, Choir, Glee Club FORD SMITH Music Specialist Certificate University of Idaho Idaho State College Band PHYLLIS STANFIELD B.S., CMusic Educationj University of Idaho U. S. Government LOIS STOUT B.S., Oklahoma ASIM Geometry, General Math, Algebra GEORGE TODD B.A., Washington State College General Math, Algebra, Basic Mafh Mrs V TRIGUEIRO R ., University of Nevada .S., University ot Idaho Speech, Spanish, Government ROBERTA WHITTEMORE B.A., University of Idaho M.S., University of Idaho English III, English IV BETH WILEY B.S., University of Idaho Home Economics CHARLES WILLIAMSON B.S., University of Idaho Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Farm Manager MARJORIE WILLIAMSON B.S., University of Kansas Shorthand, Typing -QQ' -1 'vs Q 'L I an Q' Carolyn Blevins Tom Eisenbarth Frances Ford Leslie Griffith George Hoashi Dale Laird Student .., Larry Ledingfon Judy Overholser Eleanor Scott Jerilyn Tarfer Susan Wiley Judy Davis Carla Doyle Doris Ross Gary Edwards 60 Joan Smith Sally Smith Duane Youngberg Janice Blevins Ginger Tarter David Wagnon Dale Wakagawa Mr. Neal RON TERASHIMA vice-president TODD JACKSON lm! MYRNA TRAUDT secrerary SEATED: Carol Balclerson Judy Adams Barbara Goodfellow De An-n Faulkner STANDING: Elnora Widener Miss Krohn Judy Overholser SEATED: Mrs. Gill Wanda Linder STANDING: Kathy Johns Eleanor Scott Kay Hunt Judy Overholser Myrna Traudf Joan McVay Mary Carlile Wilma George ,.40 ' Jim Allan Ralph Thompson Supervisor of Maintainance Einar Bostrom ....,....- -QL' Amy A11 711 fu Jani. .lqlzaau wc - .hJrw41LfH3 'FMU' Jffcf, -0f7JJ'- ,'f'ffff 'IWW W'- Qjqp 7,13 . ,All - :f'f!,- 4 . ffm, 1' 'iff' 'g 'fjf4.. ,fn W, s A990 Q jl+'.l! j .49 45,51 ,4, , f4,4,'fff'ffI 'f'A, -q,'.f,'f'f ff.. 'D'-,n H4 - ' Qi 'L' I' !1'f ? fA'f07 1125. 7 New xl 'f'l2' jj ,fllpjfnf 0U-C44 72u.:uan0- ' 1ff'!f'r3. X Ja 'Ayn Q' !l.fl!'4f4'g f ' ' ' tb gllfl?,1A 1 W I a,'4f4A.o V Qyfffl ff ? '+-fy bmQ,.,,,,,,, .g I fwafwfufaf fiiilwia- XX! and A -LM 5 H. XX, 1, P..-L.,,,, V X, Q A'l.2p-..f- EY Z an ' Q-X7 Zlasscs v 1 X X I3 Barbara Bainbridge Knowledge is its own reward. Suzanne Laird Tom Eusenbarth Larry Led ington Wanda Linder Judy Overholser Eleanor Scott Myrna Traudt Lynn Youngberg Hmc Iucem ef pocula sacra. Max Ozawa CThe students pictured alphabetically were the Top 'ren seniors scholastically at The end of seven semesters of schooI.J i MSS,- CAROLYN BLEVINS secretary JUDITH ADAMS Wants to please everybody Has a horse Says little and thinks much DARRYL ALDER Wants fewer concerts Has a big horn Says, l'll do it, Mrs. Whittemore JEAN ANDERSON Wants-nobody knows what Has an understanding heart Says, I never trouble troubles till troubles trouble me. MARC ANDERSON Wants the team to win Has??? Says, When do we start? BARBARA BAINBRIDGE Wants her pay check Has a car-hop career Says- Oh, you guys! BONNIE BALL Wants to ride her horse Has a pleasing personality Says, Keep a stiff upper lip but dont let it interfere with smiling. QEDRGE BRQJQAYIX. Wants to get oft work early Has found the one Says, Nothing stands so firm as I, say maybe Gibraltar. JERRY BROWN Wants to get out of work Has wavy hair Says as little as possible WAYNE BURKHARDT Wag-a build like Cheyenne Has a IO-gal. hat MARY CARLILE Wants the station wagon Has FUN Says, You can't believe everything you hear, but you can repeat it. MICHAEL CLABBY Wants his brother's car Has a quick temper Says, Were there no women, live like gods. JACKIE COFFELT Wants to graduate Has a sweetness which deserves recogni- tion Says, Oh, this learning, what a nuisance it is. RICHARD BAXTER Wants better grades Has a basement voice Says, l grow old learning something new each day. EDDIE BICKLE Wants to get out of class Has a car? Says, Just ask me, I know. ADA KAREN BLANK Wants a little cottage Has to go home to cook dinner Says with melody BARBARA BLEVINS Wants the kids to yell louder Has Homecoming Queen Says, Late hours are bad for one for two. CAROLYN BLEVINS Wants more letters Has a severe heart condition Says, George, when is the meeting?' JIM BRAY Wants to be IT Has to be boss or he won't play Says CENSORED x X YL, is 5 SHARON COUSENS Wants two rings on her third finger Has a phobia for food Says, Do we have to eat? NORBERT DEY Wants to explore the unknown Has lots ot studies Says: L -E L Ee-RT-O EcvRT: -L e-E ee BOB DICKERSON Wants school to end Has three periods of auto mechanics Says, While we live we live. MONTE EHLE Wants to be a public speaker Has beaten a snail in slowness Says, Mrs, Whittemore, I don't appreciate Shakespeare. TOM EISENBARTH Wants the Pine Burr to be a success Has a busy life Says, I can't do it. LANE ELLISON Wants to be a success Has rnuch wisdom in few words Says, Lost time is never found again. DE ANN FAULKNER Wants to be happy Has a kind, understanding heart Says, In much wisdom is much worry. FRANCES FORD Wants to be noticed Has both feet firmly planted in the air Says, It's a good idea but- WILMA GEORGE Wants the announcements read Has 2nd period oftice Says, lt takes all kinds to make a wor BARBARA GOODFELLOW Wants to help Has problems Says, I do. NORMA GRACE Wants peace and solitude Has many responsibilities Says, He that never complains is pitied. LESLIE GRIFFITH Wants more rodeos Has bowlegs Says, Me and my woman-- ld. I'1eVef KATHY JOHNS Wants to go for a walk Has a Model A Says in a low husky voice KEN KAWAKAMIK Wants to be alone Has common sense which is not common Says when spoken to DALE LAIRD Wants the band to excel Has the shutter blues Says, Where there is music there can't be mischief. SUZANNE LAIRD Wants to go to Ontario Has blonde hair Says, Think of ease, but work hard. LARRY LEDINGTON Wants things as they are Has a lot Says things in a hurry ANGELICA LEIJA Wants a white uniform Has no enemies Says with a giggle KAREN HAND Wants to increase her typing speed Has rights to the family car Says, Fellows? What are they? DAVID HEAD Wants more study halls Has ability to tinker Says slowly GEORGE HOASHI Wants to argue Has a grin like a Cheshire cat Says, No sweat. JOHN HOLLENBERG Wants less Shakespeare Has been Ike Says, I have lost the kernel and kept the shell. KAY HUNT Wants help with geometry Has naturally curly hair Says, All my friends are married. TODD JACKSON Wants an outstanding Student Body Has an epileptic Beagle Says, I don't care, I look like a student. WANDA LINDER Wants to go to Albion Has ambitious worldly desires Says, Students are natural sIaves. KENNETH LOLLEY Wants to get out of work Has big ideas Says, Wine, women, and song are getting me down, guess l'll give up singing. PATSY MANSOR Wants to be sociable Has an artistic flair Says, Guess what, everybody? TOM MITCHELL Wants to have a good time today, because tomorrow he may be kicked out Has worked for his dad Says, l ought to get this. JO ANN MCMULLEN Wants a new alarm clock Has exquisite eyes Says, I have to look up to all, because l'rn not very tall. JERRY MOSER Wants the answer Has a back seat in government Says, Hi, girls. QR. JOAN MCVAY Wants to talk all the time Has a complexion like peaches and cream Says, These obstinate teachers, why can't I convince them I'm smart. BARBARA NELSON Wants more and better men Has pleasant ways Says, Nothing is better than a loyal friend. CURT NEYMAN Wants three Saturday nights a week Has projector troubles Says, Work is a luxury in which I never indulge. JUDY OVERHOLSER Wants a college education Has top grade honors Says, I want to do it legal, but l don't know . . . how. MAX OZAWA Wants to please Mr. Markowski Has a bright future Says, My brother has a T-Bird. WAYNE PARIS Wants to chew gum in English Has tirey red hair Says, Repeat the question. EUNICE SHAKLEE 1 Wants to change her las name Has her man Says, Wayne and I. RODNEY SHARP Wants a thrill Has good looks Says, Studies never bother me be I never bother them. CHARLES SHEPHERD Wants Maxwell to be unknown Has a surplus of wise cracks Says, lf girls interfere with work, working. BARBARA SMITH Wants to know, What is love? Has one weapon and that is laughter Says, You know what??? CAROLYN SMITH Wants to be a nurse Has musical talent Says, Daddy will let me do it. LLOYD SMITH Wants to tie the final knot Has an interest in a definite girl Says, I study for diversion. cause quit LARAE PETERSON Wants, Wants, Wants! Has an ad in Cupid's Column Says, If skipping were a crime, l'd be serving a life sentence. JODY REID Wants a lot of tips Has flirtatious ways Says, Hiiiiii. BETTY RICKARD Wants to set the date Has short hair Says, Experience is the best teacher, especially if he is tall, dark, and hand- some. SUSAN ROUTSON Wants to go to Sun Valley Has a smile for everyone Says, By patience we avoid trouble. VERNA SCHLEDEWITZ Wants to be a secretary Has a good start Says, It's spelled S-C-H-L-E-D-E-W-I-T-Z. ELEANOR SCOTT Wants to practice at noon Has looked for the best in others and given them the best she has Says, It's smart to pick your friends, but not to pieces. WHITNEY SMITH Wants to be a lady Has a gentle manner but a strong will Says, I like to live my own life.' LINDA STANFORD Wants to listen to Hi Fi Has a recognizable giggle Says, l have to take points. MICHAEL STONEMAN Wants to trade in his jeep Has a whistle Says, Sometimes I wish l w stead of handsome. SANDRA SUGDEN Wants to be five feet tall Has lost weight 1 ere rich in- Says, Men are brainless babbling crea- tures, GARY SWOPE Wants to tease the girls Has a lot of nerve Says, A good man is hard to find, hang on to me, JERILYN TARTER Wants her own way Has a swing Says, Where-'s Les? spar RON TERASHIMA Wants to make good Has football honors Says, Think nothing of it. DONALD THOMPSON Wants to study Has a quiet disposition Says, I have my assignment finish MYRNA TRAUDT Wants Dick's consent Has an extensive wardrobe E Says, Mr. Neal, my minutes arent writ ten. CARROL VINCENT Wants not to blush Has plans -1 -fir gas?- l m sure fond of that man. JOHN WALKER Wants to be a bachelor Has a nickname Dog Says, Boy, I sure can sing! BOB WALTERS Wants more time between classes Has a harmless look, but don't you believe it Says, Show me the way home. UILK WALI ERS Wants to do a good iob Has a twin Says, Knowledge is powerful, but it won't make my car run. JIM WARREN Wants to be a general Has all the girls wishing Says, l have heard that too much strain will cause damage to the brain. STEVE WENNSTROM Wants to study law Has articulated on all occasions whether he has anything to say or not Says, Swodoctimonderoqulizmatherestialism? SUSAN WILEY Wants to go to physics Has an unforgettable quality Says, Don't cross the bridge until the eggs hatch. LYNN YOUNGBERG Wan-ts to go places Has basketball ability Says, l may appear innocent, but looks are deceiving. O mizfr 6fd5568 f,Y X f'N I f .--5, Y XA xy? . ..,, 'wc wary nf ,414 6 bfrank .- - Mr. Frank ,,,,,, Mrep ,,,,,,, Mrs, Van Dean .. 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S 5 1 i fy: Jonathan Dey Shirley Dille Jim Dishion Larry Dobesh Dennis Dunn Gary Edwards Lester Eisenbarth Suzanne Elliolt Bruce Feldlman Danny Froshiesar Mary Belh Gardner Waller Glenn Rodney Greene Kafhleen Grigg Eloise Hackler il Al' Sheri Bruce Sharon Burlchardf June Butler Dan Cada Linda Carpemer Kathleen Carr X -Ggf57CassiTy Diana Chamberlin Louise Collins Dennis Coon Jeanine Crosby David Cullum Larry Daniels Dean Davies Larry Davis 951 R . 4. 2 , 1 I V 1 l 1 ,x Donna Kautz Gene Kawalcarni Carolyn Kelso Mary Krause Gene Laird Ivan Langley Gary Lewallen Mike Long Stephen Mackay Joyce Macomb Fred Maddux Robert Martin Bethel Miller Glenna Mills Bob Morgan S tr 4- Q we A Y Q GV 'A+ X x A ' x :L Q -imc .Q.:b.,c c QL' 1,- 4 ,, - W 1. , tc J QQ- L lily 'A H':::::: .za Sr: -v Dorothy Harris Cecelia Hartnett Loren Harvey Donna Hatch Stewart Haun Bruce Hemenway Arthur Henderson Donn Herrick Sharon Hill Patricia Hixon Danny Hunt Geraldine Hust David Johnson Larry Jones Colleen Judd Patsy Servatius Paul Shaw Jack Shepherd Sammy Shippy Bobbi Smith .Joan Smith Larry Smith Sally Smith Robert Stantield NorDelIe Stoneman Marvin Stout Carol Lea Stover A. 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Teresa Karreci Paula Kerner Paulette Kerner Dick Kyle Gary Laib Judy Laird Carol Langley Elva Leiia Elsie Light Lance Lorrigan Charles Lovegreen Linda Lowe Bonnie Maddux Randy Mansor Lloyd McGrath Cheri Mclnfyre Roger Meier Ronnie Michael Beverly Mills Q ii., im gig ai' sf. J i Rs? f 1 ,S ,W si. Q V Sy im Barbara Monteer 31.54 -r 1? 17' p, cr ' i S 'cs' Lael Moser ii M , ,J Mike Myers ' I Sylvia Nees it I it Carol Odoms V9 H i Rose Ogilvie Connie Ott Daryll Perry Donna Pierce Nancy Pinkal James Probasco Janette Ragsdale Fran? Ras? Betty Jo Reitz Ronnie Riggs Joe Rivas Q: 'QP' Eid-, .6-y ty! ' J V , K . ' vs at ' wig 'ii Pi 0,53 inf I A L Ri' ,J , i' . I are . N v Q 'S' W I' .Q eg, ' lug Ts 2,im1 vig gh -TV J gg L. , is A ' E Q g 1 3 L OC' X Boyd Roberts Larry Roberts James Sanders Harold Sasaki Carrnela Schnell Penny Shelby Mike Smith Taro Stahl Kay Stone Marcus Stonema Pat Swope Ginger Tarter Jim Trevey David Wagnon Dale Wakagawa Linda Weber Virginia Wireman Clark Woods Lela Zeranski F1 Q. -49:5 K a E3 fb 4 , Q Q. N 43 L7'l'6'5lIWIdlfI 4714 fillffif Judge Jackson and Prosecuting Attorney Hoashi Marshmallow Feed ln order for the freshmen to become a recognized part of Weiser High School, they must participate in freshman initiation. This initiation is planned by the K seniors and dreaded by the freshmen. Actually, it is ' wholesome fun, and it remains one of the outstanding memories of Weiser High School. Seniors, Seniors, you are grand. Your every wish is our command. Senior, of this school the head, Say the word and we'll drop dead. Lovers or Actors? 4f 1fcfQf1fkLq,q,! ,-Qifafkij f.?1-4,6Aw 162140 ,QQQM JAAMZ, -JJQQQ V-9,4040 4, fry! yd ,Zjf elf-17212292 Qfnffai-W1 ffdfd NJ 54460, f 67425119 -1f9:'fkf4V f'46!6fe7 ,,,.Z'iU xiii' f,4f145J AQJXZQJMZXQHQX QQQHMQEH ,?P6',gafL f029! 041945 'X 3741 fl cox QQAM 44754 I X XXX K. fo Q X LAX Q-X7 Orgamkafiwfs I SUSAN WILEY LYNN YOUNGBERG JUDY OVERHOLSER MRS. DUDGEON presiderlf vice-president secretary-Treasurer George Carolyn Doug adviser Barbara Todd Whitney Wanda Larry Reine Tom Myrna Max Dale Sharon Gary Linda Ron Kathy Eleanor Norbert Kaihleen Joanne Pau Caro HS Anita Elaine MER AR J o A: 'Xu 506 3 1' xx. l. ' gi E E . . s , Q . FIRST ROW: B. Morgan, G. Sayler, E. Miller, L. Ledington, L. Roberts, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: K. Lolley, F. White, G. Cassity, K. Skow, T. Hilt, G. Lewallen, L. Ryan. THIRD ROW: L. Jacobs, C. Henderson, L. Anderson, J. Shepherd, J. Dishion, L. Benson, N. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Williamson, J. Rivas, L. Roberts, L. Davis, D. Hunt, F. Thorson, J. Sanders, R. Weber, B. Roberts. GARY SAYLER ., KENNETH LOLLEY . LARRY LEDINGTON TERRY HILT ...,.. LLOYD ROBERTS F. EARL MILLER .. . .. F.A. OFFICERS KENNETI-I sicow .. , Reporter .. Treasurer , Reporter ,, President Vice-President Sentinel Secretary f gy ' 2 fx. Q ,Q S55 g E Q 6 at x V? 5, W igil fm Mx N N .5- Q A wb Q -an-HHQW.-A W .. y Tififf Y 'Q 'Qggg Q- gm K ,M ,A E - fum-fu, ' k A 4 1' in ,ig ,v . sp 'Wqf u , , ,S . f .v 32-xv A A, . f 4 - QQ, plfrff 7 X Y ' VP' . if -ki ,Q G ,- V ,pk .4 3.1.-1 PM f va ,g:::.f-rj 3 'nf' .. ' 1,-L' f VW v ff ,- 301 ,. . ,A 1n2,, O q'y I cad' ' if 'Wulf Q 4' A' In L, 23154 ' 1 'Q'-Obfg' N W ow , Ttw . , 3 me :vs 1 ,IQP T X gf E. Lf-vi X Q . 'K 5 x xxx N, ' . :W SSL f GX is .'.' .. .Q . Rv ws 1 ',':v pa Q1 ,:. .--5... . XE R, 2. .Q,. A ig! '-9 'S Q he x, Q 'pg ,Q b Q Q .KAW 6 Q x f' 5 1 'Q ua, Q- L, f 5 lik li C r c .Phi gigxfin A . ,fs 2. A 'Q 1' ff Q Lf e presiding over the parl X Q X ,sN,f NZ. :- 9 -N A X -S Q F x -.-q N Q. ,hi A EJ Tw5wf g x i Q I an iggx K W . c. Yixsxooa x ve5'6e0 ec-,G fa, lqb ewfgs llyem awe' xvea N01 E Ev aw AWS gllfll 4' flrfufzcmaker TUPNFP o oimpg Amcrzca xogxt fe - 0 C' D0 xx0 'fer tedea 5968 pafliam 51062 6l7fQ,.fah ma' R01 VN Wllks 4,94 04191115 O XNXXS QSO PN Q Q 5. K is its .ails IAQ -U'-Q. F.H.A. Caroling Refreshments in Home Ec Room Girls who have had at least one semester of home economics are eligible for membership in F.H.A. The purpose is to help the members work for happy homes and to encourage worthy home membership. The organization not only deals with homemaking but also promotes international good will. , 4 ll lg, if flifj' .J rid 1 x x ill hw Y fy M w A i FRANCES FORD KORA KAUFFMAN vice-president secretary X i .f , '.f . , TOM ElSENBARTH president Pep Club Floal Pep Section at Basketball Game JOAN MCVAY MARY CARLILE ELEANOR SCOTT FRANCES FORD MYRNA TRAUDT JO ANN MCMULLEN , . 1 lm Q, M. X QI' 3' 4 5 -Q5 isa -N figgfdxg 3, - y S ' '51 'EPmQg'P4? Y 55':9' F' J I i5. :g.g3g,QgA, w N ' 4'i'.gf Q h 9- at Ei df ii I f'V .Q , N4 1 fmt All 9 is -C E 9 Q. I l I Egg' si 30 i? ' S QL all f 'S Q 0 . Q' Q 'w E 1 Y .5 Y V 6 1 V , A Girl ' ,flflzlcfzv JUDY DAVIS KAREN HAND pfesgdem vice-president Assn ia! 2114 BARBARA BAINBRIDGE MRS. REEVES secretary adviser FIRST ROW: M. Reininger, L. Wilson, K. Griggf N. ZaU9Q, J. Macomb, K. Carr, J. Tarier, C. Blevins, R. Hand, C. Doyle. SECOND ROW: B. Ball, K. Hand, C. Womack, M. Krause, M. Chelini, J. Ryan, B. Rickard, , S. Jellison, J. Adams, B. Bainbridge. THIRD ROW: J. Davis, J. Builer, B. Smith, S. Smith. Stal N .X x SSRSXX it -- x W is X FIRST ROW: L. Griffith, C. Shepherd, L, Youngberg. SECOND ROW: M. Alder, J. Hickey, J. Walker, M. Long, W. Ferrell, J. Cahill, J. Hollenberg, T. Jackson, M. Stoneman, R. Terashima. THIRD ROW: F. White, E. Bickle, D. Crosby, R. Johnson, K. Garoutte, B. Walters, M. Clabby, L. Ott, R. Williams, L. Eisenbarth, B. Wagnon, N. Dey. FOURTH ROW: G. Saylor, L. Roberts, M. Anderson, D. Walters, K. Skow, W. Shepherd, J. Bray, J. Haun, D. Williams, G. Laird, C. Johnson, R. Martin. LES GRIFFITH president KL If rf LYNN YOUNGBERG secretary-tresaurer CHARLES SHEPHERD vice-president .H 61116 MR. DUCLOS MR, FALASH adviser adviser 1511 MSW S13 x' x 251- - k Qs W x -'Q . 2 gas K , Q gwg. X My N. o ,. .', .'. , 5 Z? 4 - X,,iQ,,w1. ' in in ' ' iff: , we . - V U 'Ti'-li lx 4 t g y -gfgglgigefl, FN 5 if 1i,11J.1 , v m, L ' ,v,g.35,g '- 'Q ,',j1:.,I , ' 4.12, 3 , a ,E ,, F , . Q , ' 'X . L x ' 1 ,x , - W 7435 , 55' , 4' l .. 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Chelini. C2 MRS. REEVES director s JANICE BLEVINS CHERYL COONS president Secrefao, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Reeves, E. Hackler, A. Blank, B. Goodfellow,,U. Anderson, D. Hafch, H. Vincent, S. Walker, J. Coffelf, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Ball, L. Lowe, L. Peterson, M. Carlilef B. Powell, D. Faulkner, B. Ball, K. Erickson, K. Hand, S. Schneider, P. Bartoschek, B. Carlile. THIRD ROW: M. Nelson, T. Eisenbarih, G. Edwards, J. Walker, L. Johnson, J. Bray, L. Ledington, K. Lolley, D. Dunn, R. Terashima, K. Hunt, B. Blevins. GARY EDWARDS president Weiser High chaff! gill? 'r ADA KAREN BLANK vice-president MARSHA LEOFSKY secretary JEAN ANDERSON librarian 'Y' s VJ? af Q' va wi! 4 mn if it 1 r ,r lg iw i f .-4 Barbara Blevms Q M A ek lfwnpi x , KN as a 41.11532 'S -Y N14 fx la K was 'Qi ' r a 1 J E 1 is pn. an if S' Y N 55 M LaRae Peterson was U Dull N J QEIIR Umm gs FW HDD! 101414010 5. ff fr .VI 1 , 5 xx .?4 x 3 , ! Var 7 I .5 '. fggfx 4 Q Qrvsh-Soph 'IK X E Rf k - 'gQ,SiQQ-i , SXSW . , f 5 . 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X N ' Ex 5 ' fky - jx X- N ' ' Athletics xx xx x N xx X X 1 1 fx Q xx X .- x X ., .X X 3 mr fry 4111010 11 I 4 I . mL , f X Coaches Captains TOM FALASH and LAWRENCE DUCLOS RON TERASHIMA and CHARLES SHEPHERD The Weiser Wolverines during, the 1958 campaign had a record of no wins and nine defeats. Their record alone is no indication of the brand of ball played by the Wolverines. Many coaches in the Snake River Valley had much praise and respect for the boys from Weiser. As the Vale coach commented after the game, Weiser was the toughest ball club we played all year. Although the Weiser Eleven lacked in experience, they made up for this by their strong determination. Some of the outstanding senior players for the Wolverines were Charles Shepherd, George Hoashi, Lynn Youngberg, Jim Bray, and others. Ron Terashima was chosen the outstanding player of 1958 by his fellow teammates. FIRST ROW: R. Martin, R. Mason, R. Williams, G. Sayler, G. Hoashi, R. Terashima, D. Walters, J. Walker, L. Youngberg, J. Hickey. SECOND ROW: L. Eisenbarth, V. Moser, B. Wagnon, P. Shaw, J. Cahill, C. Shepherd, K. Skow, T. Jackson, L. Griffith. THIRD ROW: G. Laird, W. Arrasmith, C. Johnson, D. Williams, J. Haun. J. Bray, B. Walters, W. Ferrell. K. Benningfield. LYNN YOUNGBERG BOB WALTERS DICK WALTERS JOHN WALKER 5,3-mo,-f Halfbagk Senior, End Senior, Guard Senior, Guard 'SL sg .uk , A 5, -Q ,xg waxy. RON TERASHIMA CHARLES SHEPHERD TODD JACKSON GEORGE HOASHI Senior, Guard Senior, Fullback Senior, End Senior, Halfback LES GRIFFITH JIM BRAY Senior, Fullback Senior, Tackle Weiser vs. Emmett on Armistice Day. :frosn-com .Maw 11 M., QQ 7 ANSI? I :LIQI FIRST ROW: D. Copeland, Assistanig G. Adams, D. Wagnon, S. Haun, R, Woods, L. Lorrigan, J. Rivas, D. Herrick, C. Gill, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Grable, P. Shaw, R, Emert, R. Martin, D. Rodabaugh, G, Laib, D. Youngberg. THIRD ROW: T. Stahl, D. Cada, M. Myers, J. Anderson, D. Jackson, W. Ferrell, FOURTH ROW: G. Laird, D. Cullum, C. Johnson, L. Hovde, R. Helsley, W. Arrasmith, K. Benningfield. -4. Q- ul. K H . A f .ales .Mem ,fr Weiser vs. Payeite. Managers MIKE LONG RODNEY GREENE mr fry ldaslcewazl JIM HAUN BILL WAGNON LESTER MARC ANDERSON EISENBARTH COACH DUCLO5 Captain ALLEN WIDENER LYNN YOUNGBERG RONALD BOWER GENE LAIRD pAUL SHAW, Manager Manager, DAVID CULLUM 73 Varsity lgasketball With only two returning lettermen, Lynn Youngberg and Marc Anderson, the team was faced with a rebuilding problem. But in spite of the height disadvantage and lack of experience, the team was eager to start the season and always provided a tough game for all opponents. Although the Wolverines won only two gamesg Parma and Payette, the team was always full of pep, spirit, determination, and co-operation. The two senior players, Lynn Youngberg and Marc Anderson, finished their last season of basketball for Weiser with exceptionally good records. Marc Anderson was chosen captain by his teammates. The tearn's top scorer was Roger Johnson, who was in the top ten scorers of the S.R.V. conference. Lawrence Ott, Jim Haun, Bill Wagnon, Allen Widener, Ronald Bowers, Lester Eisenbarth, and Gene Laird made up the rest of the team and' added considerable strength. They will be the nucleus for next year's team. VARSITY SCORES Weiser ,o--o,, ,,,,,,, , ,39 New Plymouth -----r ----- 41 Weiser,-, ----, YYY,,,,,, 4 6 l:f'Ul'l'l6l'lCl ffYY..-f-- 47 Weiser ..,,.,,. ,,...A.. 3 3 Vale ffef------- Weiser ,YYA,,,, --,--- , H36 Mefldlan .fff-- 1 Weiser ,,,,,AA, ,,,, , , ,,,, 39 Ol'1lBflO M.-- Weisers, ,-e,ee 7AA,,o-,v 4 2 Mt. Home Weiser YY,Y--,- WVYYYYYYY 3 9 l:l'UlTlafTCl ....---- Weiser fffffYgA -,,,w,,54 EYTTYTTCTT -We--Y Weiser ,,,, Q,,, eeeeee, . , 43 Ontario ...... Weiser ,---,-eV eoooA,,,, 5 0 Emmett .,..., Weiser- ..,., ,e ........e 31 Nyssa ----f Weiser ..,.,,.A ........- 6 l PHYGWG -----f- Weiser Ae-,-,,- ,e,ee--.. 5 3 Parma ...v Weiser eeee,,-- ee,,e,-ee 3 6 Vale .... .....e. Weiser ssssess- Vesese, 3 .49 Meridian ...eA... Vvgiserd g,----Y es,--,s,e 2 4 Onl5l'l0 V--Ye - Vveiser-H -g-YYY A----,,,, 4 4 .-ff- - Weiser ........ ......... 3 8 Nyssa ---r- Weiser esssssss s,,----,, 5 2 Payette .,....- Weiser -----e,e sssssees, 3 4 Parma .V... , vw fwy Aff FIRST ROW: V. Derr, R. Emert, D, Coons, D, Jackson, D. Wagnon. SECOND ROW: K. Benningfield, D. Roda- baugh, R. Williams, G. Laib, R. Michael, THIRD ROW: D. Hovde, R. Helsley, D. Froshiesar, W. Ferrell, L. Johnson, L. Hovde. The 1959 edition of the Frosh-Soph basketball team was an encouraging one, even though their season was not too successful. This year's team was one that showed improvement as the days progressed. The team was composed of fifteen freshmen and five sophomores, all of which had little experience in the art of basketball. But because of their eagerness to learn and desire to play, the team was able to provide a tough'game for all opponents. Hats oh' to the Frosh-Soph team and good luck to you in years to come. 6 is V ' Z' Tx f-in OX uf' L1 5 . 51 - x Xxigu ' N Tv 'f my 3 if V as. ' A .Q .. i .wi-N .W 0 U04 X all 1 A wa .on , - n .nu tif: . Mini ,,,, . .qw - ,,,...,.,.1,f,,vi,M ,M K W, , :,.v--W hw, , my ,....,..... ff. 4 - .uwa........., 1-n4'K'9 Salma! Zalcrzdrzr SEPTEMBER 3-School Starts 8-Assembly-Archer, Duke Gordon lO-First Activity Day 12-S.R.V. Football Jamboree-Ontario 13-Football-Mt. Home at Weiser 15-F.F.A. Meeting 19-Football-Ontario at Weiser 20-Band and Senior Class to B.J.C. 23-24-Underclass Pictures for Annual 25-Freshman Initiation 26-Football-Nyssa at Nyssa 27-Music Boosters Dinner 29-Big and Little Sister Banquet 30-F.H.A. Initiation OCTOBER i-Assembly-Dennisons ofthe Deep 3-Frosh-Soph Yell Leader Tryouts Annual Staff Assembly-Hula-Hoop Contest Football-Baker at Baker 9-lO-l.E.A. Meeting-NO SCHOOL 10-Football-Vale at Weiser 14-Gov. Smylie speakes at assembly F.F.A. Initiation 15-F.F.A. Judging at Emmett i7-End of First Six Weeks Football-Parma at Parma I8-F.H.A. District Meeting-Emmett 20- Assembly-Adventures with Chalk 21-Scholarship Qualifying Test 24-Homecoming with Meridian 27-National Honor Society Initiation 29-Shakespearian Play- Comedy of Errors b lV 30-Bing Crosby-IN PERSONAL APPEARANCE 31-Football-Payette at Weiser NOVEMBER I-District Marching Festival at Weiser 3-4-Junior Class Play- Date with Judy 10-F.H.A. and F.F.A. Pheasant Feed 10-21-Twirp Season 11-Football-Emmett at Emmett 22-Band marches in Fairy-Land Parade 27-30-Thanksgiving Vacation 29-Girls' League Formal DECEMBER 2-Betty Crocker Scholarship Test Basketball-New Plymouth at Weiser 5-Basketball-Fruitland at Fruitland 6-Band Banquet 8-Assembly-In Fun and Music 12-Award Assembly Pep Club Skit Basketball-Vale at Vale 13-F.F.A. Co-op Contest at Caldwell Basketball-Meridian at Weiser 16-F.H.A. Caroling -Basketball-Ontario at Weiser -Basketball-Mt. Home at Mt. Home -Chorus Concert -Basketball-Fruitland at Weiser Christmas Assembly 30-Football Banquet JANUARY 2-3-Basketball tournament at Emmett 6-National Honor Society Banquet 9-Basketball-Emmett at Emmett 10-Basketball-Nyssa at Nyssa 19 20 22 23 gif! ,O QW JANUARY 17-Basketball-Parma at Weiser 20-F.H.A. and F.F.A. Skating Party 22-Narcotics Education Film 23WBasketball-Vale at Weiser 24-Basketball-Meridian at Meridian 28-F.F.A. Meats and Dairy Products 30-Basketball-Ontario at Ontario 31-Basketball-Emmett at Weiser FEBRUARY 3-AssemblyeGeorge Pitts 6-Basketball-Nyssa at Weiser 7-Basketball-Payette at Payette 9-Father-Daughter Banquet ll-Physics Class Tours Substation I2-l3-S.R.V. Music Festival 14-Basketball-Parma at Parma I6-National Honor Society Initiation T9-National Honor Society to Midvale Basketball-Borah at Caldwell 20-Sophomore Variety Show 21-Band Sweetheart Ball MARCH 2-Student Body Elections 6-Parliamentary Procedure 9-F.H.A. Gay Nineties Review lOfAssembly-Liquid Air I2-14-Girls' League Tri-State-Pullman, Wash. 15-21-F.H.A. Courtesy Week I6-F.F.A, Father-Son Banquet 23-Science Fair 26-28-F.F.A. Convention at Idaho Falls 26-Easter Assembly 27-Spring Vacation Senior Class Car Wash APRIL l-2-Senior Class Play- The Diary of Anne Frank 6-Farm Mechanics Tractor Driving 7-Baseball-Ontario at Ontario F.H.A. Parent-Daughter Supper IO-l l-Y.M.C.A. Youth Legislature lO-Baseball-Vale at Vale 13-1 4-Chorus Show-Escapade in Music Land T4-Baseball-Meridian at Weiser 17-Baseball-Payette at Payette I8-S.R.V. Relays at Emmett Junior-Senior Prom 20-National Honor Society Banquet 21-Baseball-Nyssa at Nyssa 24-Baseball-Parma at Weiser 28-Baseball-Emmett at Emmett F.H.A. Style Show National Merit Scholarship Test 30-Pep Club Banquet MAY 2-S.R.V. Track Meet at Vale 5-Assembly-Larry Tobler 6-F.F.A. Livestock Contest T7-Baccalaureate 20-Graduation-SCHOOL IS OUT! JUNE 9-Band in Rose Parade at Portland AX o' 4' T Annual Staff E-'XPXY Opp fo 6196.6 'fo' P o 00,0 QBQQX C474 EDITOR 8,50 'ofvgo Tom Eisenbarth 5 PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSISTANT EDITOR Dale Laird Reme Beck Ed Bickle BUSINESS MANAGER Dan cada Susan Wiley YE? TYPISTS Myrna Traudf Carol Springer me SENIOR WRITING STAFF JUNIOR WRITING STAFF ARTISTS Norbert Dey Jacque Eisenbarth :eos To cfv S 09 J Oo,, W 1' 04, '81 QI? If' 159 ., ,gg-' fx? A N Eg , if-Q5 gi MQ 5 ffsiiwi? QSM SQEEQEQS E5 5 Q3 'L' iwdf S3 , QW L if ggi? Eg M354 iz M ,MW fZ??f 2Q,iMZfw Q M 'mwogzw QM. gg ! SSX igiiliifggi if ' N'1 ?J3' 3g35?3??5f35'gE K SCJ L b is ggsigg F P FE 5 1 ' N - sfiifib ig, 2.3 Xa 5 55 ., fx . , 1 aww Www wwfawffifww VZXQVDV WWMWYLZQZWLQQ I , X f X 'f QS Wi X5 3? Wg W5 M WWF k gk mm? Eg 2 M X EES mi Q : Wsf 2?351 w3 i A 3 M133 M x N