Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

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Q4 . EI at 3- 1 515-W' Qiikpnimn- 'Wx 3 .1 A.-323: W lfIJW'ARll HUFF, instructor of gene-ral science, received his BA. degree at Corn:-ll College and did re-se-arch as chief chemist at the Burgess Battery Company. His hobbies arc photography and coin collecting. 9 ll MARGARET ANN LARSEN graduated from U.S.U. with a B.S. degree. She is the instructor of shorthand, trans- cription, and typing II. She is advisor to the F.B.L.A. In her spare time she enjoys sewing, reading, and just having fun. BOYD lllllflf, instructor of mechani- cal drawing, general math, and algebra I, received his B.S. degree from Utah State University. He has heen advisor to the wrestling te-am. Ilis hohhics are hunting and pistol target shooting. .lt nn CHARLES MOFFIT instructs classes in English II and general science. He attended S.I.C.E. and earned his B.S. degree at Westminster College in Salt Lake. His interests include hunting. fishing, and golfing. NORMAN ll VRST has alta-nded S.l.C.E. and Iltah State University wh:-re he was awarded his IIS. degree. Hr- is the instructor of world history and bookkeeping and is the debate coach. His hobbies are photography, farming. and basketball. HELEN MORGAN, instructor of home economics I and II, graduated from U. of I. with a B.S. degree. She carries her knowledge and interest of home economics into the club she sponsors, F.H.A. Her main interest is girls. I7

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OLEIQN IPLNINIEH. instructor of l'll1'llI- istry and physics, claimed his BS. at University of Utah and l1is NIS. at University of Idaho. He has done many iriteresting things i11 l1is lift- iricludingr being a camp cook for a government survey party: he now eniovs hunting and training hird dogs. He is advisor to the Science Cluli. SHIRLEY FR.-XNKS was awarded her Hgh, degree at the 15.11, Slit- has also done graduate work at the li.Y.U. She instruvts lfuglisli ll and IV zinrl jour- nalism. Slit- is kept extra husy by lie-ing advisor to tht- Quill and Scroll. Bur Hur. and Bolveat. Her holihies are rt-ailing. st-wiiig. liowlingz. and golf- mg. tIIrl:XRl.l'iS CH.-XI I 'll instructs lfnglislr III and IV. and Latin I and ll. He is advisor to tht- l .'I'.:X. Ili- has attended l.S.C.. li.S.Il., U. OF I.. and Ilnivcrsity of Nvliraslia. lli- rf-wiv:-tl his :X.li, at Monmouth College. His interests are reading. trawl. and foreign l'lllllllAt'. THEAD HANKS instructs the biology classes, while at the same time he is advisor to the sophomore class. He has attended U. of l.. B.Y.lF.. and If.9.If. He received his B. S. at the U.S.U. He lists deer hunting and traveling as his interests. I6 REX HANIBLIN teaches biology, a.1- gebra. and driver's training. He received his BS. from Ricks and has also done certification and graduate work at Utah State. His spare-time interests are water skiing and reading. He is advisor to the Key Cluh. ELTON HATCH graduated from U.S.U. with a HS. degree and has done graduate study at Moscow, Idaho. He teaches American history and is advisor to the junior class. His hobby is sports.

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JOHN RENCHER received his BA. degree at Iitah State Ifniversity. He is the instructor of shop and the advisor of the Service Club. His hobbies are fishing. traveling, and cabinet work. Nl:XRllARF'l' RILEY attended the University of Arizona. Western Reserve in Ohio. and received her BA. at the Collcgc of Idaho. She teaches speech. draniatics. and English l and ll. She is advisor to the Dramatics Club. She has live-ml in nine :states and in Old Mexico for 15 years. Her hobbies are young people- and Spanish. ANNE SCHROEDER, advisor to the F.II.A. and Tag Club. is instructor of home economies Il and IV. She received her ILS, mlm-grve from Bethel College in Kansas. Her interests include sewing. painting. and all types of sports. RALPH TAYLOR received his ad- vanced education at Ricks and U.S.I.'. where he acquired his BS. He teaches geometry and algebra I. His family. three boys and one girl. and deer hunting are his main interests. I8 NIATTIIEW WARR likes to do garden- ing in his spare time, but at school he teaches American history, record keeping, and distributive education. He is advisor to the D.E.C.A. Club. He has attended the University of Indiana and Utah State University. The latter is where he received his B.S. degree. GOLDEN WOOD is instructor of trig- onometry and algebra I and II. He has attended B.Y.U.. U. of U., S.I.C.E, with a BA. degree. and Oregon State with a 3I.S. degree.