Buhl High School - Wakapa Yearbook (Buhl, ID)

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31 -be J-5 MR. GEORGE M. LIKENESS Cwln. Qeonqe 'WL fikenaaa, .Supanlntendlsnvt Born in Gardner, Illinois . . . Received Bachelor of Arts degree at Hanover, Indiana . . . Obtained Master of Arts degree from University of Kansas . . . At one time worked in railroad station . . . Was a history teacher at Soda Springs . . . Later became principal and superintendent . . Was at one time a basketball coach . . . Took his place very effectively in Buhl . . . Has been here for three years . . . President of Department of Superintendents last season . . . Sponsor of National Honor Society . . . Director of educational and social activities . . . Great friend of teacheis and students . . . Man of very few words . . . Ardent basketball fan . . . llobbies-baseball and fishing ..., A ble counselor to students . . . Capable manager of activities, winning respect and admiration of toxvn's people . . Has added several new courses to school curriculum . . . During his administration in Buhl, the high school's scholastic standing has remained high.

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The Board of Education Chairman W. R. HATFIELD Clerk . . R. C. MORSE Treasurer . . C. C. VOELLER Instruction . . GEORGE L- WATT Building and Grounds R. E. HOPKINS Transpoitation . , . GAIL SAMUEL Bookkeeper MABEL SANDGREN Vocller. Morse. Hopkins. Samuel. Watt. Hatfield Loyal supporters of all school activities . . . Recent accomplishments have been refunding 850,000 bond . . . reducing the annual interest rate from 5 ? to 2115 . . . Established Vocational Agricultural Department for boys five years ago . . . Introduced popular Homemaking Department recently . . . For past two vears they have worked to improve the athletic field . . . seeded it . . . put in sprinkling system . . . built a fine cinder track . . . Thev are considering building bleachers . . . Have built cement ap- proaches on both sides of the high school building . . . Students appreciate their continuous effort and help.

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Buhfs Versatile Faculty Mr. Floyd Bowers . . . Principal and Dean of Boys . . , American history' and civics teacher , . . Enjoys lecturing on corrupt politics . . . Gets the most out of I.-:rch paragraph in the history text . . . and makes his studs-nts learn it . . , Has made a great succe of his first year as principal. Miss Maurina Alde-coa . , . Has unusual talent for teaching Spanish , . . Teaches Spanish I and II . . . Also te-aches Louis XIV. Napoleon and Trojan wars , . , in other words. Early European history to Freshman. Miss Coaina Amstutz . . . Divides her time be-:wee-n freshman and junior Eng- lish . , . Also the girls' basketball coach . . . Coache-el successful girls' basketball teazns for several years . . . Capable advisor of girls' B Club. , ww Kendall VN ilson Bow ers Amstutz Aldecoa Olsen Nliss Lois Kendill ers atrle senior Eneli h te IC W 1 Xlcikes tunioi 'md scnior English classes interestinv eache eme t 1 e rch it Journalism in Sociology Help the braye students who h ixe struggled through Latin to learn all about Caesar Spe nds her spare timf in upe ix isrng publication of the Totem lVIrs Ruth Olsen Has a yy ay of making fieshn in English classe xery inter esting . , . Makes Early European history se-em re-'il for the freshmen . . . Substitutes for other tsichers whene ver necessary . . . Prefers substltuting in science department. 'VIrs. Rose J. Wilson . . . Sophomore English te-'tcher . . . Has '1 great talent for drama . . , Tewche-s the students of her speech cl'1,': to dr'im'iti:p-. pantomime. speak distinctly. 'md many other helpful things . . . Alpo -if eh'irer of de-cl'1m'ati . . . Has helped many stude nts to win honors in dr'1m'1tie.'.