Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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PERKlNs, MR. l.. K. Industrial artsg I4 yearsg house building and musicg had student draw plans for numerous remodeling jobs in Boise schools. IIOTCHKISS, Miss HAZEL. Secretaryg 4. years, cooking three squares a dayg kept the typewriter, mimeograph machine and rX.S.B. receipt book busy all year. MILLER, Miss FLoRENcE. Commercial, 1 yearg seeing Sly: W'estg exchange teacher from Connecticutg found Wlest just about like Fast-'not many more wild lndians. J0HNs'1'oN, Miss KYIKACE. Home economics, 2 years, sportsg climaxed year's work by sponsoring I6 class dinners, girls' parents as guests. LENrEs'r, Miss DoRo'rHi'. Athletics, '1 yearsg leaving us to get married. lMlIl.I.ER, Miss HELEN. Librarian, I4 years, booksg found Two l,ifetimes in Onen the most in demand for oral reviews this year. SCARTH, Miss ARDI'I'I-I. Home economicsg 4 yearsg col- lecting linen from foreign countriesg gave annual l .l .A. and GA..-X. banquetsg in charge of cafeteria. SIVIITH, MRs. ALICE. Registrarg io yearsg planned and built new home on Crescent Rim drive. HoLL1NosHEAo, Miss lxlARY. Artg ll yearsg gardening and sewing, introduced dry brush stenciling and etching on glass. 1858 lfARRl-IR, MRs. HELEN lMlAYER. Speech arts, II yearsg stageg introduced choric speech, was general chairman of l5oise's Music week. l.owRx', Miss lflnrru. Home economics, o yearsg cro- chetingg for second year led Scarlet Skirts, sponsored con- fab with Nampa high school girls' pep club. HooAR'1'H, Miss lhlARY XLXNN. Latin, I3 yearsg needle workg sponsored l.atin club's publication of a Latin- Fnglish newspaper as climax to year's work. VVOESNER, Miss lNEz. Fnglishg IO yearsg music, read- ingg found bicycling provides satisfactory comic relief from teaching grind. lMll'l'CHEl.I., MR. IDVVIGHT E. Iournalismg lj years, hand- ball, musicg author of 7ULl7'7lllfi57I'l and Lge, textbook, edited Statesman tabloid of schools. PITZER, CART. ,louis ll. R.O.T.C.g 2 years, hunting and golf, organized drum and bugle corpsg helped promote new rifle range, got new Boise Hi insignia for troops. Moonv, MR. l.Es'rER ll. Englishg 6 years, shooting and chess, coached fine wrestling teamg active member of the athletic committee. VAN ZEE, MR. VV. H. lndustrial artsg 4 years, modeling at home workshopg faculty advisor to F.C.A.g supervised numerous service projects for school. SINCLAIR, Miss MARcsARE'1'. English, Latin, 4 years, building, decorating housesg successfully completed first full year as student council adviser.

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H,yoRNsoN,M1ss BERN1cE. Science, 9 years, wild flowers, as science club adviser, assisted in completion of telescope mirror. CANADAY, Miss I,0'l I'II-2. Fnglish, 1 year, moving picture photography, as exchange teacher from Hawaii, brought us glamor of south seas. BARNES, Miss lhlARION. History, II years, gardening, helped build character in Boise youth by her Y.W'.C.A. work. B1,AcK1auRN, M1ss VA1.oRA. Spanish, 8 years, needle work, employed group study methods with marked success. DAVIS, NIISS IJEBORAH. Head of history and English department, 28 years, campaigned to make every B.H.S. student learn to spell. JEFFREY, Miss RLANCHE. History, 9 years, gardening, used current lfiuropean squabbles to show students rela- tion between past and present. FRY, MR. GUY O. Vocational auto mechanics, 8 years, hunting and fishing, supervised repairing of 125 automo- biles, 50 of which required major operations. PA1NE, Miss CAROL. Home economics, I2 years, as member of Y.VV.C.A. board, helped promote character building among Boise young women and girls. HAYs, MR. ARTHUR. History, IO years, stamp collecting, guided Forum club students in weekly discussions of public problems. Fo1,EFsEN, MR. C. T. Commercial, 3 years, music and literature, spent two months in Kentucky giving civil service examinations. IIUSE, Miss Es'1'HER. Fnglish, IO years, reading and travel, taught world literature, E-14, for lirst time in recent years, it made her read constantly. BERRY, Miss CSRACE. History, 8 years, reading, taught her students to make extensive use of the library. RoB1NsoN, MR. FAY C. Science, 4 years, fishing and golf, guided sophomore class, remodeled house with his own hands, taught three chemistry classes. GRIIJER, MR. F. F. Commercial, 6 years, sports and practical economics, as executive secretary, guided affairs of ldaho State Athletic association. BURGHER, MR. IJARWIN K. Athletics, 4 years, working at home, coached the Braves to championships in football and basketball. CHASE, Soi: FRANK F. R.O.T.C., I2 years, Hower and vegetable growing, rifle shooting, coached faculty rifle team, helped organize and coach girls' rifle team. BOOSINGER, MR. A. Mathematics, I4 years, fishing, taught M-6 four periods in a row . . . and kept his good nat11re. CooPER, MR. HoY'1'. History, IQ years, travel, kept bachelor quarters with Mr. Mickel, did not lose weight. QE17

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Six, MR. J. E. Head of commercial department, IO years, fishing, financial manager of B.H.S. athletics and A.S.B., the school's outstanding handler of tickets. HAR'I'ZI.ER, MR. KENNETH E. Music, 2 years, making batons, organized several small vocal and instrumental groups, directed Boise Gleemen. LEMON, MR. W. O. Printing, I3 years, photography, learned to ski, took pictures for school magazine edition of Statesman. POLLARD, MR. CECIL P. Zoology, I5 years, fishing and photography, coached tennis, got suits for tennis team. SAWYER, MR. JOHN. Head of science department, 31 years, studying science and mathematics, showed that one's heart can still he young even after 50 years teaching. MORGAN, MISS KATHRYN. English, I4 years, raising flowers, second year of teaching public speaking. MARSH, Miss IDA. Commercial, I4 years, collecting Lincoln pennies, continued to acquire added fame for her dreaded shorthand tests. PAU1., MR. HOWARD. Mathematics, IO years, hunting and fishing, coached track, helped Radio club send and receive uhanin messages, refereed basketball tournaments. BAUER, MR. JOHN. Agriculture, IO years, cattle raising, helped F.E.A. put on spring livestock show and sponsor 25 other major projects. MICKEl,, MR. JERE. English, Spanish, 3 years, collect- ing phonograph records, advised Ski club and Hi-Y. HOLSINCLER, MR. FRANKLIN. Music, 3 years, practising piano and violin, directed B.H.S. orchestra in accompani- ment for Messiah , helped organize small ensembles. CAMERA SHY BRACKEN, MRs. CLAIRE. English, 2 years, short story writing, wrote and publiihe l stofries ba' d on her obserya- tion of life in Boise Hi. A G2 . CHINDGREN, MR. R. F. Manual training, II years, tak- ing care of acreage, kept in condition by commuting twice daily between junior and senior high schools. COFFIN, MR. WILI,IS. Chemistry, IO vears, poultry raising, watched chemistry grow fromthree o eight classes. DAR'r'1', MIss GENEVIEVE. Mathemat' ' II 'ears' s 1 ing new places, as chairman of studen a was active in aiding students to Find part-time ' LIOSHANV, MR. EDWARD. Mathematics, athlet cs, 4 years sports and fishing, guided destinies of senior class and Boys' federation, coached track, football. HUBERT, Miss MARY. Stenographer, I year, music, kept records of N.Y.A., got out eligible lists, did general clerical work for B.H.S. ofiice. SEMPLE, MIss KATHERINE. English, I3 years, raising flowers, modern literature, taught creative writing. SIMMONS, Miss EMMA. Head of foreign language depart- ment, 21 years, sponsored French movie, Carnival in Flanders in B.H.S. auditorium. SMITH, Miss KA'I'HRYN M. Vocational salesmanship, I year, introduced a type of real bread and butter educa- tion in B.H.S. this year. STRAIGHT, MR. LUTHER. Printing, IO years, hunting, fishing, outdoor life, taught several boys how to operate the linotype and print the HIGH LIGHTS. G1l19