Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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OUR SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Walter V. Olds, in his second year as Sup- erintendent of the Jerome Schools, is to be compliment- ed on his outstanding performance of the duties con- nected With this position. Even though he was faced with the enormous problem of learning the operation of hrs new office Mr Olds readrlx mastered it B srles always being willing to ard both students and faculty with any difficulties confronting them our super rntendent takes a very rctrxe put in community activities Also he is Widely known throughout the entire state for his prrtrcrpatron in ill matters per Walter V Olds 6 Isa su Carl Worthington OUR PRINCIPAL We the Stu ent Body of Jerome High School will forever remember Mr Earl Williams as a true friend and an efficient advisor Because of his loyal devotion and congenial manner in handling all letarls connected with his prrncrpalship he at all times has the full est cooper ation of both the students and facultv He too takes part in many activities and organrzatrons of Jerome and the surrounding country Yes We are rn deed proud of N11 Williams and his accomplishments taining to education and it botte rnent Mrs Barbara Gardner C' U Earl A Williams P n pal a d B y BSLne t ofl v , u. I 4 D7 1 I . e- - v . K - , 4 . L . 1 2 , , 2 . K - I , 1 R o - . . ' . - a - . ZH . .- ' 5 l' l- '. Sup rintendcnl Q 14.5. Ottawa lfnivcrsilv' in U J R L Spvrrh, English, ,lee Club, and Biulogy B,S. niversity of Nebraska Y Clzurzislry and Uuirral 51-irm'e CFirst six wceksb BS, University 'rf Idaho f-1 u . . 7 Y 1 's A l . ' S, ' Y. . I. . . 0 . n . 1 v 1 ' . - ' ' 1 . ' v I . . A I . Y. . ' . . a . . . . , . - I , N , ' ' ' ' fi ci n iolog A ' ' ' ' . . ' iv rsi y daho

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