Fruitland High School - Poma Terra Yearbook (Fruitland, ID)

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IIBHHRU SIHFF Our student librarians play an important part in our high school. They acquaint the students with the card catalog and Reader's Guide. Checking out books, mag- azines and pamphlets and mending books are some of the important duties they perform. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Thompson, Miss Grable R. Vanderpool, V. Samuels. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cleverly. I. Martin, D. Larkin. CUSIUDIHH Our school building and lawns have been under the tender care of our efficient custodian, Mr. King. Those students who have been called upon to help him have done so with sincere willingness. This proves that Mr, King is not only our custo- dian, but he is also the students' friend. 9 pf.-XY' br Q1 S LUNCH HUUM Under the supervision of the P. T. A, the lunch program was started in Fruitland. Over 400 lunches are served each day to the students and faculty. The lunch room committee consists of Dorothy Groves, Barbara Carnefix, Margaret Evans, Elsie Schmid, Mary Thiessen, Anna Herndon, and Madge Thompson STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McCarthy, L. Tacket B. Trussell, and M. Bingaman. 'n

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L .Q lk fit X F -1 l L f' N t . SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Covington, Mr. Patterson, R. Henggeler, P. Christensen, E. Evans. STANDING: P. Mc- STUIJEIH llllllllllll Our student council is ever-ready and willing to undertake the arising problems of the Student Body. With this gov- erning body lies the power to change the Constitution, impeach club officers, and control the student body activities. Two of the Student Council sponsored activities are the exchange assembly--under the able assistance of Miss Grable- Cabe. M. Mess, R. I-leitz, E. Van Matte. -and the Halloween Dance. The Student Council consisted of the four Student Body officers and the President from each class. Student Body officers were: President, Rudy Henggeler, Vice President, Dick Covington, Secretary, Peggy Christensen, Treasurer, Evelyn Evans, Senior Class President was Marvin Mess. Junior Class President was Peter McCabe. Sophomore President was Richard I-leitz. Freshman President was Ernie Van Matre, SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Glasson, B. Trussell, N. Shaffer, Mrs. Tyree. STANDING: M. Higley, P. Christensen, UFFICE STHFF N. Schubert, C. Camefix, I. Oyama. G. Eldred. M. Baines. Fri? portant part tn our school life Un der the direction of Mrs Tyree the school secretary the students learn to manage many different business matter that would be carried on in an average business office Some of the machines that they learn to operate are the adding ma Chine the ditto machine and the mimeograph. They also transfer important data to permanent re- cords, take care of the daily attend- ance and learn to answer the tele- phone in a business manner.

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Wh- SIIHPSHUTS Ambitious Seniors! Just one of those days Faithful and true! Seniors in a fine predicament.