Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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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

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