Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Y' Jack Gasser C tis Jarvis Ben Dobson Faye Lloyd 'W 1 Betty Hearne B ly Oakley I SENIORS o The seniors have been preparing for the past weeks to tackle their last test in a class room of Boise high school. For four long years they have bravely endeavored to overcome every oppressive obstacle which confronted them. This class does not lack any in talents. Football and basketball heroes, who are wor- shipped from afar by every feminine heart, orators who fairly shake the rafters, singers who spin a romantic web around their listeners, dramatists so great as to uphold their reputations before all. Senior dress-up clay was a gala affair, with old-fashioned dresses, sailor suits, cowboy outfits, and clothes of all nationalities. A dance was held after school and prizes were given for the best costumes. This is the first year that the seniors have not been permitted to wield their paddles upon the underclassmen, l. E. Six and Edward Grider were again the most prominent advisers of the seniors, having their advisories in the two study halls. Ed l-loshaw assisted Mr. Six. A few seniors were scattered around in the advisories of Esther Stalker, lda Marsh, Dwight Mitchell, L. K. Perkins, and Helen Miller. The outstanding ones in dramatics included Mary lo Geddes, Virginia l-lon, Essamary Parker, Sylvia Sarlat, Bob Cole, lack Gasser, Daryl Vaught, Dick Winstead, George l-lall, Bruce Burns. The senior play was Shakespeare's x'Two Gentlemen of Verona. Many seniors made their debut in this performance. Students who had a yen for journalism are: lohn Driscoll, Essamary Parker, Sylvia Sarlat, Katherine Fails, Betty Fouts, Eldon Mills, and Robena Larson. Athletics played a prominent part in the school year for Donald Coffin, lack Shaw, Everett G'Neil, Curtis larvis, lulius leker, Daryl Vaught, Ronald Scrivner, and Elmer Ggren. The girls should not be left out of this either, although they are not allowed to compete with other schools. The most outstanding are Pat I-ligby, Margaret Clayville, Raye Simonsen, Merle Rankin, and Lorraine Dodds. Vernon Gfficer, Bob Fox, rold Martindale, Don Colver, lack Gasser, Harold Cook, and Bob White are the ea ing musicians, all doing very good work. Even though the four years have been strenuous ones, it is with a sinking heart that the seniors slowly cross the stage to receive their diplomas. They realize that they will no longer be members of the student body of Boise high school. Yes, they will be welcomed back, but only as visitors. That is what it means to receive the diplomas for their four years work. lt has prepared them for the future. Now it is up to each senior to go forth and make Boise high school proud of him. P I