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NORTH IDAHO JUNIOR COLLEGE

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Only a book of pictures, true. But what magical memories will unfold to those who lived the pictures when the book is taken from the shelf, opened, and then again placed care­fully amid the treasures of a world of memories.

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Of course a dedication is no great reward, but perhaps it will help to s h ow you, "Tooky," the extent of our appreciation for your friend­ship, guidance, and devotion. Your smiling face will be remembered long after the "square roots" and "Roman civilizations" h a v e passed from memory.

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EVA S. OGG Dean of Women A.B., Midland College; M.A., Uni­versity of Wisconsin; PhD., Univer­sity of Wisconsin; History and Education.

P. A. CHRISTIANSON Dean of Faculty, Dean of Men B.S., M.S., University of North Dakota ; Mathematics.

WARREN T. SHEPPARD Bursar

ITSUKO ISHIO A.A., North Idaho Junior College Registrar

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BOB SCOTT Student Body Vice President

RAY LIBERG Student Bocly President

JANET BEST Student Body Secretary

The Student Board of Control is the student government composed of the elected class officers and faculty advisors and is responsible for directing the functions of the student body. Ray Liberg has done an outstanding job as chairman of this board and has set an example for future student body presidents.

Back row, left to right: Dale Roske, Charles Best, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Young, Kenneth Williams. Front row: Bob Scott, Cooki<' Best, Ray Li berg, Miss Nishio, Ed Peery.

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MARVIN FISCHER Vice Chairman

ANN McGOVERN Chairman

The Student Union Board ong1· nates and governs all activities, functions, and policies connected with the Studenl Union. The board has demonstrated a high degree of efficiency in carrying out its responsibilities and should be commended.

BO NIT A PLANTE Secretary

Back row: Mr. Bob linck, John Bentley, Marv Fischer, Charles Best. Front row: Bonita Plante, Raye Burch, Mrs. Gilbert, Ann McGovern.

COY 'E BUR ETT B.A .. Univer.,ity or '.\fontana; '.\'I.A .. Univer­"ity or Montana; Vocal '.\lusic.

GILBERT ~. Bl.JR~S B.A.. Eastern Washington College of Edu­cation; '.\I.A.. Columbia Uni\'ersity: Gradu· ate Stud) at Unher.,ity of Washington. IJli­noi" tate ormal, U. S. Army chooh.; Instrumenral \1u:,ic.

IRE E CILRLSTJANSO B.S. in Education, University of North Da­kota; Librarian, Bookstore Manager.

LORETTA DU ' IGA B.A.. lloly Names College; M.A .. Gonzaga University; Business.

II. FRANK EVANS B. Ed .. Southern Illinois University; Biologi­ca l cicnccs.

CLEVE CAI E Graduate of Sweeney's Automotive and Elec· trical School. Kansas City. Mo.; Automobile Mechanics.

GERTRUDE GILBERT B .. , University of :Minnesota; '.\f.C.S .. Uni­versity of Indiana; Business.

MERCY J. GRIDLEY B.S.. M.S.. Oregon State ColJege; Social Sciences.

W. F. POWERS Graduate rrom L. L. Addcox School of Auto· mobile Mechanics, Portland. Oregon; At· tended Carter Carburetor School. Spokane, Washington; · Automobile Mechanics.

EARL PRIDDY B.M., Chicago Musical College; A.B., Colo­rado State College of Education; M.A. (Speech), M.A. (Music), University of Southern California; Languages, Dramatics.

PETER REILLY PhG., State College of Washington; Studied at Seattle Watchmaking School. Minneapolis· Honeywell Automatic Pilot School. Indian· a polis, Indiana; Watchmaking.

JAMES L. RHODES B.A., M.A., University of Texas; English, Economics.

BERYL JOHNSON B.M.. Uni\erc,ity of Idaho: Student of Eurhythmics. [n-;titute Jacques Dalcroze. Switzerland; Phy-;ical F;ducation.

MARIE ELDER KRIDER Fre~no State College; orth Idaho College of Education; Librarianship Seminar. Univer­~ity of Washington; Gonzaga University; Holy 'fame!.' College; Assistant Librarian. Assistant Book Store ~lanager.

ROBERT 0. LINCK B.S. Education. University of Idaho; Physical Education.

DEXTER H. MOSER B.S .. M.S .. Montana State College; Engineer­ing. Guidance.

FLORENCE STRANAHAN B.S., M.S., University of Idaho; Home Economics.

FLOYD YOUNG Assoc. of Science, N .I.J .S.; B.S., M.S., Uni­versity of Idaho.

GERALD 0. WENDT H.B.A., M.A., Unjversity of Minnesota; English and Business.

DALE ROSKE Vice President

KENNETH WILUAMS President

BARBARA MONTEITH Secretary

First row: Robert Adams, Edwin 0 . Anderson. Second row: Robert G. Anderson, Patricia Arfsten, Ginger Arthurs. Bernadine Batchelder, Carole Bax· ter, Leon Berreth.

Third row : Norman Bratlie, Raye Burch, Mona Carlson, Roy A. Carlile, Du Pyo Chyun, Rucilla Dolan. Fourth row: Hazel Clark, Merna Condie, George Cowan, Gale R. Dahlman, Nancy Ellicott, Clark J. Frandsen.

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B oward V. Frye Patricia Gamble J oan Garvey Jon Gcllner Torn Gill

Myra E. Gilman Greyson H. Gilson Wayne Goodson Iris Groscost Larq Gustafson

Annette Harwood Joan Heinrich Minnie 1liggins Mervin L. Hill Marie Holman

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William Huber Charles Huff Daniel Hull Paul L. James Leland D. Kamlin

Ronald S. Kennedy Katherine Keye Charles Killin Craig C. Kosonen Charles R. Kupfer

Warren LaF on Norman Lake Laurence Leahy Eugene Lees Hazel Leighty

Esther P. Lindsay Eugene Lunden Margaret Lyons George Marks Robert Marlin

John A. McCaw Russell E. McMillan Rarmond Molenda Jo) cc MolsLead John Mol) neaux

Donald L. Moore William W. Neuman Barbara 'ewcomb Ronald Olson Robcrl Parker

Robcrl N. Parsons William E. Parsons Charles W. Pease, J r. J im T . Pierall Rita M. PitLman

Bonita Plante Tom Roske Larry C. Ruesch Roy W. chenkenberger Richard Schneberger

Joyce V. hattuck Doris Lou Slusher Shirley Ann Smalley Bernice Smith Delores Thompson

Jack Triplett Donald Van Kleeck Helen L. Walden Frank Walling Robert W. Westover

Ruth Westover Richard Will David Williams Barbara Witte Orville Wright

CHARLES BEST President

DONALD SCHIER~IAN Vice President

SHIRLEY STEVENS Secretary

Richard J. Anderson William L. Anderson Roy ] . Appelberg Roberl L. Babbill

James E. Bentley John E. Bentley Nelma Bertholf Janel R. Best

Malcolm Bohlman Yvonne A. Deitz Frank I. Delavan Ramon \1. DeMarre

Allen C. Engen William 0. Ferger Marvin R. Fischer Irene Green

Iris Green Clifford Garrett Ronald E. Heber Robert W. Hoiland

Gary Holman Don R. Johnston Charles H. Justus, J r. Jack Lemley

Ray W. Liberg Tu Hsin " Tim"' Liu Ann McGo\'ern Lenore Maddox

Richard Lee Moore Shirley Moore Emily Moser Maxine ettleton

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Sophomores not shown

Thomas V. Cook Gordon Dowell Ron Moen Edward R. Schmidt James I I. Stickney

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Dianne Burch Alice I\euma)er

Glenn A. Nielsen Fritz Perrenoud

Marjorie Peters Delano Peterson

Dean Redmond Joseph Roche

Earl E. anders, Jr. Carol aLchwell

Robert J. Scoll Gary parber

Freshmen not shown

Chester W. Buss Hazel Carlson Joyce Cox faa Deitz William G. Durham Eugene Egge Jack Forest Duane A. Hanks Corena Hartnett Estella Hendrickson Bennie D. Holman Dale Langseth Roy J. Lynn Joe E. Morris Matilda Murphy Darline Shilling John C. Rearden Charlotte Turner Craig Wilcox Richard Wilhelm

Charles Rudie Gaylord Thomp~on

Ernie DeHoet Fred Wallace Saginaw Grant

On top: William Moore. Inside: Eugene Sauer, George Nelson. Outside: Arnold West, Ted Medley, Sid Stevens.

Come on oulla thl're!

Barbara Newcomb, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann \fcGovern, Pre~ident; Maxine Nettleton, Vice President.

Ru••ell Mdlillan, Robert Anderson, Charles Best, Robert Parker, Dale Roskt'.

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DELANO PETERSON President

EMILY MOSER Secretary

DON SCHIERMAN Vice President

ROBERT SCOTT Treasurer

Front row: Robert Parsons, Robert Scou, Yvonne Deitz, Carol SatchweU, Janel Best, Helen Walden, Robert Westover. Second row: Don Schierman, lrene Greene, RuciJJa Dolan, Maxine Nettleton, Rita Pittman, Emily Moser. Miss Dunnigan, Mrs. Gridely. Third row: Ray Liberg, Frank Delavan, Robert Hoiland, Roy SchenkenbC'rger, Dale Roi;ke, Wayne Goodson, Delano Peterson, Mr. Young.

F.T.A. OFFICERS

Left to right: President. Bill Ferger: Secretar), \1yra Gilman; Idaho State Vice P re!>ident, Emily )loser: Vice Pre~ident, Ron Heber.

Back row, left to right: F. Walling. L. Maddox, \1. Carlson, J. Roch<', IT. Fry, L. Kamelin, W. Huber, J . McCaw, R. Dolan, R. Heber. Third row: Y. D1·i1z, B. Plante, S. Stevens, W. Goodson, R. Lilwrg, TI. Walden. N. Ellicott, W. Ft•rger. Second row: E. Lindsay, M. lli{:gins, C. Satchwell, B. Wittr, M. Condie, R. We~tover, N. Ilertholf, I. Gret'n<'. Front row: J\I. Gilman, E. Moser, J . Carv<'y. l\lrs. Ogjl:, H. Clarke. H. Leighty. D. Slusher.

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From lcrt to right ... er ... from right to left ... ah ... Lop Lo bollom ... that is ... from bottom to Lop ... Aw Nuts!

Buck row: "Bunny" Best, Tim Liu. Tom Gill. Dirk Will. \l iddlt•: Wayne Goodson, Alice Nc·umyer. ~ I ona Corl~on, lrcn Greene. Front row: Bob Pnr~on~. Shirl<•y StC'vens, .Mr. Earl Priddy, Boh Babbitt.

MONA CARLSON President

YVO!\ 1E DEITZ Secretary

RON OLSON Vice President

IRIS GREENE Treasurer

Back row: Ron l\!ocn, Charles Killin. Dick Schnebrrgrr, Dick Will, Orville Wright, Charles Justus, Haymon DeMarre. tlliddle row: Mona Carl~on, Yvumw D4•ilz, Pat Camble, Joan Garvey, Pat Arfsl<'n, l\finnit• Higgins, Myra Gilman. Hazel Lcip:h1y. Frnnl row: Don Schierman, Barbara New· comh, J O)CP Shattuck, Ester Lindsay. Bernadine Batc·lwl4lrr, Burham \fonteith. Ginger Artlmrs, Bob Scotl.

BOB HOILAND Secretary

FRANK DELAVAN President

JOHN BENTLEY Treasurer

Fronl row: Norman Lake. Warren LaFon, Fritz P c·rrcnoud, Dick Schnebcrgcr, Mr. Moser , Dave Williamq, Larry Reusch, Orville Wright, Clark Frands<'n. Sf'cond row: Frank Delavan, Don Van KleC'ck, Norm Bratlic, Eugene Lees, Don J ohnston, Russell J\lcMillt111, Charles Huff, Gale Dahlman, Jim Bentley. Third row: Doh Hoiland, Jack Triplett , Roy Applebcrg, 11011 Olson, Bob Anderson, Ed A ndcrson, Chuck Peast'. Eugene Lunden, Dale Rosk<' . Top row : Delano Peterson, Greyson Gilson. Glc-nn iclscn, Earl Sanders, °James Stickney, l\talcolm Dick Ancl <'rson, J ohn Benlley, Kennelh Williams. Robert Westover.

00 SClllERl\IAN Editor

BARBARA NE-WCOMB Managing Editor

Back nm: Borhoro t•wromh. Wayne Good~on, \fyre Gilman. Ray Libcrit, Nancy Ellicott. Front rt"': Rurilla Dolan. Ester Lind~ay. non Schil' rman, ~Iarvin Fi$cher, Ann l\lcGo\·ern, Bernice Smith.

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CRAIG KOSONEN Editor

BILL PARSONS Art Editor

JOH BENTLEY Photo11ra11ltrr

Gotta meet that deadline date!

BOB Pi\RSO~S Bu.~iness J/anager

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Pre•enring rbe Queen

The Idaho State High School Basketball Tournament for 1955 was held at N.I.J.C. The participation of N.l.J.C. students as ushers. hucksters and program officials contributed highly to the success of the tournament.

''The Kissin' Bandit"

"Four-eyed Bun~"

"Kangaroo Court"

"01' \I Tried"

"Paul Bunyan and hi~ bltw ox Bah<' ..

"That H. Frank is a Cool Cat"

"Two-eyed BiJ1"

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Graduating Class

Dramatics Class

Engineering

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CAN-CAN GIRLS

Barbara ~1onteith, Shirley Stevens, Janet Best. Bonita Plante, Judy Wicks.

Robert Adams Craig Kosonen Clark Frond~en

The Honorable Opponents The Victor

To the Victor Go the Spoils

BOB SCOTT

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NA!'iCY ELLICOTT

BARBARA WITTE

BUN~Y BEST

BlLL PARSONS

PAT ARFSTEN

BONITA PLANTE

COACH BOB LINCK

Fairchild A.F.B. E.W.C.E.

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Whitworth E.W.C.E. Wenatchee Gonzaga Gonzaga Whitworth . Fairchi ld A.F.B. Whitworth N.N.C. N.N.C. Gonzaga Whitworth Fullerlon Reedley

Wenatchee

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N.l.J.C. __ 44 l'\.I.J.C. ___ .54 N.I.J.C. __ . __ 48 N. I.J. C. __________ 34 N.I.J.C. ______ 62

.I.J.C. ______ 52 N.I.J.C. ___ 77 N.l.J.C. ______ 55 N.I.J.C. _ ___ 58 N.IJ.C. _________ 61 N.I.J.C. _____ 56 N .I .J .C. ________ 50 N .I.J .c. ________ 61 N.J.J.C. ___ 49 N .J .J. C. _____________ 46 N.I.J.C. ___________ 48 N. l.J .c. ______ 65 N.I.J.C. ___________ .. 67

Back row: Bob Westover, Les Steele, Charles Pease, Charles J ustu<>, Ken Williams, Larry Ruesch, Tom Gill, Clark Frandsen, Don J ohnston, Dick Andt>rson. econd row: Robert Parker, Leland Kamelin, Joe Roche, Gary Sperber, Ron Olson. Al Engen, Tom Roske, Bill Parsons, Orville Wright. Front row: .Manager Bill Huber, Ray Liberg, Duane Hanks, Dave Williams, Warren Lafon, Bob Hoiland, Frank Delavan, Ron Moen, Ed Perry, \tanager Tom :\lartin.

DICK ANDERSON

N.l.J .C. vs. Gonzaga J .V. BOB BABBIT

FRANK DELAVAN AL ENCEN BILL FERGER

DUANE HANKS

DON JOHNSTON The Tip-off

CHARLES JUSTUS WARREN LA FON

TOM ROSKE

N.l.J.C. vs. Gonzaga J.V. JOE ROCHE

RAY LIBERG RON MOEN

LARRY RUESCH

BOB SCHMIDT Delavan scores against Gonzaga J.V.

GARY SPARBER DA VE WILLIAMS KEN WILLIAMS

RON OLSON BOB PARSONS

ROY APPLEBERG

Won Lost

~.I.J .C. _______ A3 41 Ohio '.\latch Co. ____ _ _________ -43 41 Potlatch Forests. Inc. _______ _42 42 R. D. Lumber Co . ...... _____ _40 44

Cll ARLES BEST

EUGENE LEES

IT PAYS

to Shop at

PENNEY'S Always

First Quality

Downtown Cd' A

• ROBERT'S JEWELERS

Coeur d' Alene1s Finest

Jewelers 211 SHERMAN AVENUE

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FRENCH CLEANERS

AND DYERS

CHEVROLET

Out Values . . .

Out Sells .. .

ALL OTHERS!

KNUDTSEN CHEVROLET COMPANY

"Where Friend Meets Friend"

30 I N. 4TH STREET

C\)mplete Line of Boys' and Men's

Clothing

"Get More Than Bargained For"

COEUR D'ALENE CLOTHIERS

728 N. 4th. St. Phone M0.4-3223

"SMART TEEN AGE SHOPPING"

Sincere Best Wishes

From

GOETZMAN STUDIOS Fine Photographs PHONE MO. 4-4514

STODDARD TRANSFER AND FUEL

COMPANY Agent For

MAYFLOWER MOVING SERVICE

218 Lakeside Ave. Phone MO. 4-3153

A&H FOOD CENTER

Coeur d'Alene's

Big Friendly Store

S & H GREEN ST AMPS

Downtown Coeur d'Alene

EVERSON'S JEWELERS

Diamonds

Watches

I 09 N. 4TH ST.

HERB ES CITY DRUG

The Friendly Store

309 SHERMAN AVENUE

A Bouquet of

Good Wishes

from the

EVERGREEN FLORAL

and

GIFT SHOP

FLOWERS

GIFTS

For Special Occasions

Congratulations

Graduates

from

GRIDLEY INVESTMENT

COMPANY

General I nsu ranee

and

Real Estate

CLODIUS GROCERY

AND MARKET

COURTESY

CLEANLINESS

QUALITY

Phone MO 4-3215

YATES. Funeral Home

and

Ambulance Service

744 N. 4th St. Phone MO 4-3151

CAMPBELL'S HARDWARE COMPANY

Sherwin-Williams Paint

Garden Equipment

The Family Shopping Store

F. W. WOOLWORTH

SHERMAN AVENUE

RUNGE FURNITURE

Featuring Nationally

Advertised Brands

1124 SHERMAN AVENUE

GRACE HALL APPAREL

All Nationally

Known Lines ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE

GARDNER SUPPLY COMPANY

Auto Parts

Johnson Outboard

Motors

Welding Supplies

FREELAND-WYMAN Dodge-Plymouth Dealer

for Kootenai County

Phone M0-4-4522

COEUR D'ALENE REALTY CO.

Real Estate

Loans

Insurance

I 13 N. Fourth MO 4-2147

NORTH SIDE

FEED AND HARDWARE Bendix Washers, Dryers, Ironers,

McCormick Deering Farm Machinery

Repairs Kelvinator-Fowler

RCA Radios 848 N. FOURTH MO. 4-5211

It Pays to

Look Well!!!

MARV'S BARBER SHOP Marvin Jones, Prop.

846 N. 4TH ST.

QUARLES INSURANCE

AGENCY 208 N. Fourth MO. 4-2323

For

Prompt and Accurate

Prescription Service

Take Your Prescription

Downtown to the

"REX" REXALL DRUG STORE 112 N. Fourth MO. 4-2178

"A Word to the Wise"

Trade with the

PANHANDLE STATE BANK

Phone MO. 4-21 17

THE EMPIRE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.

DAI~~ S¢ tt•111 •••• ...

Sends: "Best Wishes, Grads"

GOOD LUCK

GRADUATES

Your Business

Invited and Appreciated

THE IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL

BANK Established 1867

Operating Under the

Second Oldest

National Bank

Charter West of the

Rockies

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN

Insured Savings Convenient Home Loans

OREGON MUTUAL

FIRE INSURANCES

Fire

Auto

Inland Marine

ADAMS-SWEGLE INC.

121 S. 4th St. Phone MO. 4-2183

MARIE'S COFFEE STOP

The Best Meals

NORTH IDAHO

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TEMPLIN'S GRILL

Choice STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN

Featuring

Captain's Cabin

Complete Facilities

for Banquets, Luncheons

and Private Gatherings

Coeur d'Alene's Finest Dining Room

Marine Room

Coeur d'Alene's Finest Cocktail Lounge I 12 W. SHERMAN CALL MO. 44920

SHOWBOAT - STARLIGHT

Outdoor Theatres 11Showplace of the Northwest"

GOOD SHOWS EVERY NIGHT

On Highway 10, West

CENTRAL MOTORS Hudson Motor Cars

International Motor Trucks EXPERT MECHANICAL

SERVICE, DAY AND NIGHT

Phone

Mo. 43147 212-214 Sherman Ave. Mo. 43148

VANS CREAMERY

Drink Van's Milk Phone Mo. 4-2181

E. R. ELLIOTI MOTORS

"Where to Buy It"

Bring Your Ford

Back Home For Service

REDDY KILOW A TI and the more

than one thousand men and

women of

THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER

COMPANY Extend Congratulations

and Friendly Best Wishes

to the

GRADUATES

Your Future

is Bright in

Free America!

TOM'S GARAGE

Automotive Repair

Wrecker Service

Hayden Lake, Idaho Phone Mu. 5-5731

TOM'S TRACTOR COMPANY

T. J. Harshaw HAYDEN LAKE, IDAHO PHONE Mu.-55741

Best Wishes

LLOYD HENRY INSURANCE AGENCY

3 18 N. Fourth Phone Mo. 4-5916

Congratulations to the

GRADUATES

From

PINES BAKERY Coeur D'Alene's Oldest

409 SHERMAN AVE. PHONE Mo. 4-3420

JOHNSON MUSIC . Excelsior-Accordiana Accordions

INSTRUCTION-RENTAL-SALES-REPAIR

On All String Instruments

Accordion and Piano

Ask About Our Lesson Plan

and Free Rental

821 N. 4th St. Call Mo. 4-5716

ALBERTSON'S FOOD CENTER

~ u're m.oney lo Ahead!

To Shop Here

BURCH'S FURNITURE THE

BOAT "Friends and Furniture DRIVE IN

Our Business" On East Sherman

408 Sherman Ave.

COEUR D'ALENE

Shop and Save at

McEUEN1S Good Luck NEW SUPER from

IGA MARKET 12th and Sherman

LAFFERTY TRANSPORTATION

Congratulations from

COMPANY THE LIGHTHOUSE

Everything in Sporting Goods

DOWNTOWN COEUR D'ALENE

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