Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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dfflild Teachmg the fundamentals of photography work was the purpose of the Borse I-hgh School Camera Club Thrs wok rncluded lrghtmg enlargmg and developlng Olf1C9YS for the school year were Wtllram Reed presl dent hm Raymer vrce prestclent D1x1eIohnson secretary and luha Schaeffer treasurer Faculty advrsor was Mr lclllls Durlng th1s year the club took a number of t1 ld trrps two of whtch we e to Lowman and S1lver Cnty Also the Camera Club arranged and placed ln the halls of Eolse Hlgh School a ptcture dlsplay of 1950 IXat1onal Photo W1nners Sponsor for thts club was the Caprtol Photo Servrce where the club met every Monday mght An organlzatron of our hrgh school whlch worked e trrely behmd the scenes was the SMS boys For these boys the Stage Managers Socrety were responslble for the curtams hghts and changmg of scenery 1 all f our assembhes and student stage productrons Also they volunteer their services to outs1de organ1zat1ons who use the Bo1se I-hgh School audrtonum Among these were commuruty concerts PTA Stunt Nxght and varrous CIVIC syrrtphomes Thts year s club oftrcers were B111 Sherer prestclent and Lefty Davls First pe rod was the t1me when the elght boys carrred out the1r work For th1s effort they each recerved one half credlt per semester Also lf they dxd addrtxonal outsrde work they qualxhed for the sllver B award 1465 Mil Ofhcers for the Thespxans of BOISS I-hgh School Troupe 45 mclud Nan Morsch presrdent George Smith v1ce pre-srdent Carol Culver correspondmg secretary a Herrmg secretary and D1ClClI1Ql1S treasurer The Thesptans IS a natronal dramatrc soc1ety Wllh tts membersh1p prcked from the student body Membershxp IS ac o dmg to pornt standard lUll1Gl1OU was performed and produced by the Wilder Thesplan group m a candlehght servrce Durlng the year Borses Thespran orgamzatron presented three plays Cheaper By The Dozen Ianuary l0 and ll Our Mrss Brooks Apr1l 24 and 25 and Drums of Death the early part of May O I I . . . . n- ' , ' , ' 'n o Ed Newcombe, vice-president. The faculty advisor was ' 7 , ' : P t ' : r ' ' .

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Qzzzff amz' Lgmaff The Ouill and Scroll is a National lournalistic Fraternity. Requirements to enter this club are very strict as the stu- dent must not only be in the upper fourth of his class, but also musf have forty column inches of published type. The majority of Boise High Schools chartered members are affiliated with the Courier or the Highlights Staff. Officers were Marilyn Stanton, president: lohn Mix, vice-president, and Beatrice Lucht, secretary-treasurer. Other members were Robert Newhouse, Drew Field, Steve Emerine, Colleen Thompson, Tammy Ogden, Carolyn Can- non, Allison l.eRouX, Pat Knights, and Nancy Eberle. First semester advisor was Paul Peterson who was recalled into the Navy. Mr. Lumir Gerner took his place the second semester. As the club is an honorary one, meetings were devoted to initiations and social activities. W 66715 The feminine equivalent to the boys' Hi-Y club is the Y-Teens. Every high school girl is eligible for membership in this club and every member is given an active part in the organization. December was the busy month for the Y-Teens, as they collected for their chocolates for Christmas project, and also sponsored a toint Hi-Y, Y-Teen caroling party. W'hen Youth Legislature rolled around in the spring, the YvTeens were host to the politicians in the form of the 'Cov- ernor's Ball. This event was held at the Youth Center and displayed the kindness and hospitality extended to the out-of-town visitors by the Y-Teens, The officers for the '52-'53 school year are Barbara Vtfeisshaupt, president, Pat Dolan, vice-president, Pats Harrington, secretary, Lois Hiner, recording secretary, and Pat Knights, treasurer. Fxperiencing its third year as an organization under the auspices of the English department, the Future Teachers of America es'ablished itself in Boise High. With the qU1'if1IV'9 of Mrs. Clare Brfzcken and Mr. Arthur Hayes, the lub instigated new ifievis 'ind 'J 'gu'1int'inr:es 'hat benefitted 'ill 'he members. An exchange teacher from Scotland was one of the Zngny speakers, and the cQub wus inv1'ed to 'itend several james, one of '.-xhicr. '.'.'f.is sponsored by ':,e F.T..ll.. ntrapter cf B.l.C. Senior members cf the dur, were given sg.,e:'1al assign- nients 'mi privileges lijf being filo '.-.' e'i fc visit silicols and 'ite rooms in '.'.'Iilf'Fi 'zxese members Effie some any l f: 'e'1 :.. Offl 'i'1'1IlQ for me year were: Aline Swles, preszaen' Srxirley' Thongs, '11 e-rpresziiertv lris Hznsen, se're iry- 'YQFISVJTQR

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