Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

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, 'asf , 21-4, ,.L , L: lf reg.-' . 3 'Q il. A, 1 A 42' L' . -if.. 1 '1 fe'-1 . -.I.i,f.,1 3 ' gf-,MH KW' : fi? - 5451. 4: :U 4 - A-4' JM: ,rar ,df ROBERT R. MATTHEWS. instructor of the advanced mathematics, received. his degree at the University of Utah. He is assistant coach in football His hobby is hunting I Cp- , Y '-A . 6' , it 15. x . EHLE T. ROBERTSON. is the instruct- or of algebra He is a graduate of S IC E, he completed his Industrial Arts Malor and Minor in mathematics at Colorado State College, and he has done additional worlc at ISC and U. of I His hobby is skiing He is ad- visor to the freshman class and the Hi-Y HELEN I. MORGAN. in- structor of home econom- ics, received her BS de- gree in home economics at the University of Ida- ho She is advisor to the FH A and her hobby is reading. IOHN RZNCHEH received his BA degree at Utah State Agricultural Col- lege He is the instruc- tor of shop and also the advisor of the Service Club. His hobbies are fishing, traveling, and cabinet work BERNICE OLENSLAGER. instructor of freshman English and record-keep ing, received her BS de- gree at Utah State Ag- ricultural College. Sho also attended Albion State Normal and has done summer study at the U of l. and the U of W. SHARON MCDONALD. in- structor of biology and driver's training, receiv- ed his BS degree in edu- cation at Utah State Agri- cultural College and at- tended summer school at Idaho State College. His hobbies are swimming, golf, water skiing and flying, his main school activities are football. basketball and intramur- als.

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t l t t : l v 4 - . ' .FA-ag 1 NQgQQ,j IOIE H. GAGON. instructor ot Home Economics, received her BS degree in Home Ec. at the B.Y.U. and her BA degree in Home EC. education at I.S.C. Her time tor hobbies is taken by her four-year-old daughter, Col- leen. She-is advisor to the F.H.A. ,gt I . as an '7 5 lv-s1'g?i r s - ,, ' 9 -- . V -. I iv. . ,. ' '7' I ,5gg'g 1 . -A i il. .. if -Y . if ' l ui - Q -i!24.,.A..:x5X ' . M,-6 7 I V I ' 'I -, lf!! . ,,,L--t, . it -- :fx 1'r,.h. , axswsei f7N'vwf CHARLES H. GRAFFT. instructor ot senior English and Latin I 61 ll, re- ceived his BA degree at Monmouth College in Illinois and has done grad- uate study at U. ot I.. Utah State Agricultural College, and University of Nebraska. His hobbies are wood- working, reading, and traveling. Mr. Grattt is in charge ot assembly programs. NORMAN F. HURST. re- ceived his BS degree in education at Utah State University and attended the Southern Idaho Col- lege of Education. He is the instructor of world history and bookkeeping and is the debate coach. His hobbies are photo- graphy, basketball, tarm- ing and churchwork. EDWARD B. HOFF. in- structor ot general sci- ence, received his BA de- gree at Cornell College and did research as chief chemist at the Bur- gess Battery Company. His hobbies are photog- raphy and coin-collect- ing. He is advisor to the Camera Club. Fil Q 3 Q 3 3, -1 Q. T. t ag, Q HF. -ei. hh . in f- it ELTON G. HATCH. in- structor ot American his- tory, is the advisor ofthe junior class. He received his BS degree from Utah State Ag. College and has done graduate work at the University of Ida- ho. His hobby is sports, 'IHEAD HANKS received his BS at U.I.S.B.. attend- ed the B.Y.U. and gained his BS in education from Utah State Ag. College. He has taught biology at Burley Ior three years and is the sophomore class advisors His hob- bies are ceramics cmd woodworking.

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CUSTODIANS The custodians ol Burley Hrgh School play many roles ln the every day school hte They must be gardeners car penters ele trxctans n d plumbers They take on many other part t1me vocatlons B cause of them our class rooms and halls are always clean and neat LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs E11 abeth Gummow Mrs Elizabeth Schafer Mrs Emma Ashcratt Welldonaizrbelienthan mul ..... MR SUMMERS MRS RODRIGUEZ Mr Norton Not Prctured malwraman butloodlmllp COOKS Our three cooks 1n Burley I-hgh School see that the latchen IS run accordmg to government type A SpeC1l1CCIl1OUS They plan the meals so they cons1st of protems mtlk fru1t vegetables bread and 1 lb ot butter to each 50 people Each day they account tor the commod1t1es they use They use thelr own YGCIPGS and thrs year we have been luckrer than other years we had homemade rolls At 730 am the cooks arrzve at school and they are here unt1l 2 30 pm