Idaho Falls High School - Spud Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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,Un Ray Berry, principal of the Senior High School for eight years, is well known not only in his own school but throughout the community and state. Because of his genial manner, Mi'. Berry has always been respected as a friend and adviser by his students and faculty. His policy in school administration has been to develop leadership and cooperation in student body government. This year Mr. Berry received his doctorate in education from Stanford University. He served on the execu- hho ' he IL' - as of t 1 ittw . - dm tive comm? AASSOCILIUOD High Educxliiona f tllc Stat? L resident O cia1tl0n' w:1S P lytic A550 . his School Atl L ,bovc Wlth lx A. . howl-1 .1 I x PHCVCI e 15 5 , ILOL ,, Htlryi Mrs' Cteednvcc It 1 CIC - , gt it . SC l and thi- f iiiowln. Martin Nona ML .S. ici., M1 C011 I3 ,

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1 2 2 2 2 der in both educationni and civic affairs, Mr. W. W. Christensen needs no iniY0d0CiiO11 I0 the This year Mr. Christensen has been president of the i. E. A., and iocni director of rnernber ot the ioiiowing committees: State Schooi Work of and American Legion Defense Conirnittee. Mr. h his secretary, Mrs. Ada St. Ciair. active iea students or to the conirnunitv. pubiic education in the civiiian defense. He is a N. Y. A., Advisory Committee of Nationai Education Association, f ' ' tured above in his new office in the Administration Budding wit An Christen sen is pic The B onrd f of Scho O Edu ' O15 . Catlon . ChriStenSen0i th1S district- EUS dlrect Supcrvisi Cach month me boafd meets dn the office of Ncin to discuss Curre 1C second Mond ri nf issues HY 0 . To th CSC Corn- lhulft Y- - of oil mmded citizens extend gldlool SYSTC111 lzlrglgfn ?rl1Om the eff. , 11' a A . V 101011 , Dy PPfCC13t ' L Cperldg I C5 Turk RCCSQ H gona: Membel-S of Lhvvi Vvlsh to , , J . U C ' ' Cr b OmPf0n Oflfd wr-- Cle-iv. J 3 free , . H 5eC1'et . ' L- lhw D. Armt ' PlCS1dent. S my-treasure? strong? C P Ii tnnlev Cro I . ' . uln I 1 ' VV QV P T1Cy ' ' I2

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i I , F f I I The community should be proud to have as a part of its educational system these thirty-one teachers to whom seven hundred and ninety-seven students come daily for guidance and instruction. Five new teachers joined the staff this year: Miss Poulsen, Mr. Allred, Mr. E. Crowley, Mr. Benfer and Mr. Koller. NIL SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS I. DAVID DAVIS Biology 2. FRED PORTER Physics 3. PAUL KOLLIER Biology Zoology 4. FANNIE HODGIQ Mathematics 5. CHARLIZS C:ROW'l,IiY Mathematics 6. F. W. ToLLIas Chemistry SOCIAL SCIENCI EDWARD I-IURLLY Psychology American History Basketball Coach GUNDA HAMMIZR Fusion Amerie-an Literature HUGH BENFILR Sociology MAIQ NuU1sIiR Fusion American History 1