Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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11.1.1.1l.1.p1q1qq1..1..1.q1..1.l1l.1 1 1 1 1 1.11.1-..1.l1q.1gq1q In ppreciation MISS EDITH MASON gg EHIND it all there's cold, hard cash. If you feel that in this volume you have your money's Worth , and you have the absolute guarantee of the staff that you have, it is due, in a greatdegree, to the untiring and valuable advice of Edith Mason, faculty financial ad- viser of the 1926 Courier. It was she who directed the making of the budget and the careful planning of a year- book Within bounds-and it is she who will see that our bills are paid in full. The business staff in their gratitude de- clare these few simple lines, though inadequate, to be the only suitable means of expressing their deep appreciation. MISS MARIANNA PRIEST N the rush of work that is reasonably expected and in- evitably experienced by the editorial staff of a year book, in the whirl -of make up and proof reading Work that is usual, and in the solving of multitudinous other problems that arise, there's been one who has lessened our big prob- lems to small ones and our small problems to naught-to the editorial staff an inspiration, so to speak, in the person of Marianna Priest, faculty editorial adviser of the 1926 Courier. In the behalf of the editorial staff this opportunity has been taken to express a sincere appreciation of her excellent advice and guidance, and a hope for her return next year that the 1927 staff might be able to live up to the annual's former standards, as, with her cooperation, We have en- deavored to do. g1-up-Ilxsl1119!-II1n--ul-lu-Ili:lin-.u11n1N1-lu.1ll1n11:-qu-sn1gl1ql1'1gl .-3,

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-I-'- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 91n.11.1..1lpinilp-....1.q.-pp1gq,1..1-1.1.11I11lp-.lp1.l1q.-l.14l1pg.-ggiqliggipg-.4 ln Appreciation MR. C. G. HGLBRGOK gg HE art that preserves all art , printing, preserves for us a record of the school year and of the class of 1926 E, in the Courier. The genius presiding over this art in Boise high school has helped the Courier materially with his suggestions and advice. And as for the Pepper Box-the high school would have no voice at all if it weren't for Mr. Holbrook. His patience with the editorial staff and his wis- dom in advising the business staff have been never-ending. So here's to Mr. Holbrook! May he long be a booster for Boise high school, if only for the sake of our publications! Marianna Priest. MR. A. J. ROEMER S financial manager for student body activities, Mr. Roemer has made a valuable contribution to the de- velopment of the extra curricular life of Boise high school. He is an efficient treasurer, but he is much more. He is helping students and faculty to understand that, just as every movement for progress in national or international Welfare must be based upon sound economic principles, so the success of the entire extra curricular program of a high school depends ultimately upon a Well ordered system of financial management. Moreover, he has an interest in all the plans and efforts of student officers and advisers of both major and minor activities. We think of Mr. Roemer not only as the caretaker of our gold and silver and the overseer of our expenditures but also as a patient and understanding friend in our attempts to make Boise high school a live and interesting school community. Edith Mason. 1.11 --ul-In:-:lin1u1ll1ul1sl1ll-5.1ll1ll-n-n1:l1ll--nll1aI1ll1Il:Il1ll-sln1Il-uul-A -9-