Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Boi e Highlggwclgool Facult D. H. HOLLOWAY, Pd. B., Central Missouri Teachers' College: B. S., A. M., University of Missouri! Graduate work at University of Kansas and University of Chicago. RETTA F. MARTIN, A. B., Peabody .Normal College: Virginia College: Assistant Principal and Girls' Adviser. ALICE W. SMITH, Secretary. BETTY GRAMMER, Attendance Secretary. A. J. ROEMER, B. A., University of Washington: Head of Commercial Department. J. H. SAWYER, A. B., University of Illinois: Head of Science Department. MINNIE J. SMITH, A. B., M. A., University of Idaho: Columbia University: Head of Language Department. A. J. TOMPKINS, Hahn School of Music: Cornell University School of Music: Head of Music Department. SETH T. FREER, B. S., Carleton College: University of Idaho: Head of Mathematics Department. DEBORAH DAVIS, A. B., University of Iowa: Head of History Department. SARAH MABERLY, B. S.. Oregon Agricultural College: Head, Home Economics Department. C. C. McCORMICK, B. S.. Geneva College, Pennsylvania: Head of Agriculture Department. HELGA SJAASTAD, B. A., M. A., University of Idaho: Head of Expression Department. NELIUS HALVORSON, B. A., Luther College: M. A., University of Iowa: Head of English Department. C. S. FLEISCHMAN, Northern Normal and Industrial School, Aberdeen, So. Dakota: Head of Industrial Arts Department. WARREN ADELMAN, B. S., University of Idaho: Industrial Arts. LOREN BASLER, B. A., Willamette University: Coaching School, University of California: Athletic Coach. A. J. BOOSINGER, B. S., University of Idaho, Mathematics. MARIETTA CLAGUE, B. S., Oregon Agricultural College: Household Arts. MELTRUDE COE, B. A., University of Oregon: 'Commercial Department. HOYT COOPER, A. B., University of Iowa: History Department. NELL GIBBS, B. S., Parson College: University of Iowa: Mathematics Department. HILDA GLEAVES, A. B., M. A., Smith College, Chicago: History. CURTIS GOULD, B. S., Oregon Agricultural College: Mathematics. EARL HARLAN, B. A., Duke University: English Department. CREIGHTON HAYS, B. A., VVashington State College: Stanford University: University of Oregon: History Department. MARY HOGARTH, B. A., Nebraska University: Foreign Language Department. BLANCHE HINDMAN, Clarion Normal School, Pennsylvania: Book Room. C. G. HOLBROOK, McMinville College: Printing Department. MARY HOLLINGSHEAD, A. B., University of California: Art. CECILIA LEMMER, B. A., University of Idaho: Foreign Language Department. E. E. LOUGHREY, B. S., Oregon Agricultural College: Science Department. MINNIE LUKES, Fremont Normal: University of Nebraska: Commercial Department. J UDITH MAHAN, Colorado College of Music: Music Department. IDA MARSH, State Teachers' College, Minn., Cheney State Normal: Commercial Department. EDITH MASON, A. B., Whitman College: English Department. HELEN MAYER, B. A., University of Oregon: Expression Department. LUCIA McGRATH, A. B., Fargo College, North Dakota: University of Minnesota: History Department. HELEN MILLER, Library. IDA MORGAN, A. B., Whitman College: English Department. HOWARD PACKENHAM, A. B., College of Idaho: University of Washington: English Department. CAROL B. PAINE. B. S., University of Washington: Household Science and Home Economics. EMILY STEWART, B. S., Nebraska Weslayan: English Department. LESLIE TERNAHAN, B. A., Washington State College: History Department. MARGARET TINSLEY, B. S., Greenville Womans' College, So. Carolina: Science Department. JEWELL TOZIER,'B. A., University of Oregon: Mathematics Department. IOLEAN RHOADS, B. A., University of Washington: Foreign Language Department. KATHERINE SEMPLE, B. S., University of Missouri: English Department. EMMA G. SIMMONS, A. B., M. A., University of Missouri: Foreign Language Department. MARY PORTER PARKER, M. A., A. B., University of Tennessee: Carson Normal College. English Department. - L. K. PERKINS, Oregon Agricultural College: Industrial Arts Department. C. P. POLLARD, B. A., College of Idaho: Science Department. MARIANNA PRIEST, A. B., Smith College: Journalism: English Department. LUCY RAWLS, Study Halls. HARRY REDEKER, B. S., University of Idaho: Science Department. ROBERT TREIBLE, B. A., University of Wyoming: Foreign Language Department. C. S. WARREN, B. S., University of Idaho: Agricultural Department. FLORENCE WHARTON, B. S., Oregon Agricultural College: Physical Education. MILDRED YOUMANS, B. S., Cornell University: Household Art. LIEUT. P. A. NOEL, U. S. A., West Point: Commandant of R. 0. T. C. SERGEANT W. H. MARSH, U. S. A., D. E. M. L.: Assistant Instructor R. O. T. C. SYLVESTER. WANACOTT-Head Janitor. JOHN MILLER-Chief Engineer. BERT SCHENBERGER-Truck Driver. C. B. LITTLE, Building Superintendent. .-10..

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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-

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7Z..5Z3z2f S X , cy Xi J, ,QW f o s of . I i i HE teachers of Boise high school have various interests other than teaching. We perhaps hear very little about these other activities but a great deal is accomplished. Miss Grammar and Miss Gibbs are interested in the Camp Fire girls. Miss McGrath, Miss Mason, Miss Clague, Miss Tozier, Miss Maberly, Miss Miller, and Miss Priest Work with the' Student Club girls. Mr. Redeker was one of the track coachesg and Mr. Boosinger had charge of the Soph-Frosh basketball team, and also helped with baseball. Mr. Adelman was one of the football coaches and was business manager for the state basketball tournament. Mr. Freer helped coach football, while Mr. Loughrey was one of the coaches of baseball. Miss McGrath, Miss Mayer, and Mr. Loughrey were senior class advis- orsg Mr. Ternahan, Mr. Packenham, Miss Parker, and Miss Priest were junior class advisorsg Mr. Basler, Mr. Pollard, Miss Coe, and Miss Tozier were sophomore class advisorsg and Mr. Cooper, Mr. Hays, Miss Gibbs, Miss Wharton and Miss Tinsley were freshman class advisors. Miss Sjaastad and Miss Mayer have charge of all school dramatics. Mr. Hays Was property manager of the Charm School and Miss Coe Was financial manager. Miss Mahan and Mr. Tompkins managed the operetta. Mr. Cooper is head of the social committee and Mr. Sawyer is chairman of the scholarship committee. Miss Mason, Mr. Holbrook, Miss Tinsley, and Mr. Hays work with the Pep Hounds. Miss Lukes had charge of the girls' part of the class scrap, while Coach Basler superintended the boys' part. Mr. Warren and Mr. McCormick have charge of the high school farm and the Ag. club. Mr. Packenham is the school orator and spends much of his time pro- moting bigger and better speeches for advertising. Mr. Roemer is school financial manager. Mr. Pollard was business manager of the southwestern district basketball games and had charge of publicity for basketball. Many other teachers' outside activities are mentioned in other parts of this volume. -11-