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

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Supvrin lon don I The interests of ldaho Falls students were upper- most in the mind of our superintendent. W. XY. Chris- tensen. He has done lllllf'll to improve all sehool favili- ties in the last sixteen years and therefore deserves the eredit that every student agrees is his. T no lllifl- fen tury floss The elass of '50 has a uniquv distinction. lt stands midway in the Twentieth Century. Fifty years from now many of its memlwrs will look haelx and hoast that they helonged to the- Nlid-lf:-ntury Class, ',.,. .3.... I.,.,.l.-,.. ...I Cf -Y -Y. ITF 11' I C I I - . . .- A 1 !4-u-ixnggl. nut nxvvulnu. AlA:v vI1llP uigxl ll llligll Nl IIKNII NKIF IIIPI Fldlllllg. .'1l'l'lllil' ing to reports. three- teachers taught the high school. and tho 1-ighth grade for good llll'2'lSlll'l'. 'l'lu- graduating class of 1900 had two lllt'llllPt l'F. But please do not smile. For thosv old grads are 11 hit uppity alvout thr- at-1-omplishmeuts of those St'll00llllZllf'S of long ago. and rightly so. State gover- nors. mayors of 1-ities. and a flock of Slll't'PSSflIl husiness and professional men and women stemmed from that huluhle lPCglIlIllllg. Right now. you two hundred fifty-odd graduates of this class are wondering how you will measure up-fifty years from now. We who tum- watched you during four years are 1-oufident that you will stand t'0lllll2il'lS0ll. As a elass you have shown ahility. initiative and the old IF fighting heart. If the-se group qualities varry over into individuals you will go far. Now we must say the invyitahle goodhye. But he assured of this: You earry w ith you the confident-e and lwst wishes of faeulty me-mlwrs and fellow students. Good luck to you all the days ahead. Sim-erely, W. W. Cmusraxsnx 6

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1o1lu lass l'I9J0 W hen memlu TQ of the 11.1-w of 1950 he1 omf the men and women of tomorrow I dlll Sure hlitorw wlll Sax that thew .ue good emzen , have been well taught are 1 dpahle, and Show a mllllngnew to work hard for the 'food of all qlllll IIISIIIIVUIFII mf' 1I1dla1t1 rwtn- max eem unimportant now hut thes -tand out and f-hould ne th1 1I.1Q- ffr1 at pride ln .1 Joh w1II om IIIIS 1930 Spud annual, flve, ten, twsentw wear- from now .hould Inmg Im1I1 pueelew IIICIIIOYICQ of frxends, former afmoudtes and events durmg vour wears Smeerelw CLAIR GALE l'l Inc :pal I 111 sl- ll -1 Il UI ll' Ullhldlll P nk for thc Illill nt vodx tu- Y1:.ll 1 1. - n lllllil ml for thf past NIX wt lr- and has 1ntlo1Iu11 1l an 1 X11 IDIIOIIAI pl ll! of Htlllll nt UOWPIIIIIIPIII that has lu pt 1 1 u o 1 llllllllllff -moo 1 x fongm u 1 lon- I If 1 1 1 V 1 . , if l .I H 4 'l'. .. Y ' P 'LT P- '-v. -S ' ', ' .' g. , ,, d ., at Idaho Falls High School. Cherish those memories. Best wishes and good luck! I '73 C 0 . I I Uu ' go I x .'I ,Lo to Wlr. U1 I 'f ' I 5' lin ' w1 ' - s - I I' I n' '. NI-.I'-al1-1111: I 'en I w. ull 4 1 1 :Aw lv. I- ga -v 4 ,l . w rg 1 I-1' ll IF ' ' ,. .' tl I . I 't lat' Nlz 'z I 'I