Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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Seated - Leo Coats, Nat Spoffard, John Steile, Jr., and Tom Mahan. Standing -James Rupert, Warren Kays and W. V. Olds, Superintendent of Schools e cbool Board Let's go behind the scenes and thank our fine school board. This group of men, elected by the taxpayers of J-erome, select the instructors for our school. We Want to thank the Board for their understanding and intelligent approach to all school problems. They are the ones who pick the extra-cirricular activities and they have done a wonderful job in giving us a wide field of subjects from which we can benefit. Our thanks to a wonderful group of men.

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Seated - Mrs. Rayma Brown, Mrs. Susie Williams, Miss Pauline Gines, Mrs. Lucy Dunn, Mr. Bill Herd, Mr. Carl Worthington, Miss Margaret McClung, Mrs. Edna Siek, Miss Edith Nancolas, Mrs. Genevieve Bovey. D Standing - Mr. Irshal Davis, Mr. Jerry Dellinger, Mrs. Shirley Young, Mr. John Emerson, Mr. Oral Talbot, Mr. Edwin Heinle, Mr. Ted Bracke, Mr. Carter Luther, Mrs. Henrietta Perdue, and Mr. Winfield Kircher. e aculty This year, as every other year, we were fortunate to have a fine group of teachers. 'I'here's no doubt that they will long be remembered by the students of Jerome Senior High. These teachers have done a lot in preparing us for a secure and successful future . . . Mr. Herd, our new principal has done a lot in making our school a better and more appreciated place to spend our nine school months. Our thanks to Mrs. Young and Susie Williams for guiding our Seniors and for their fine work of pulling our students through algebra and English . . . Mr. Worthington and Miss McClung for their interesting biology classes . . . Mrs. Bovey, Mrs. Maxey, and Mr. Brackney for their wonderful job of teaching us the history of our nation and the world . . . Mrs. Brown, with her sweet person- ality. She really knows her literature . . . Mrs. Siek, also a teacher of lit. and comp. has done a fine job as Junior class advisor. Of course we will all remember Mr. Emerson, famous for his lively class sessions or Mr. Luther, our thrifty, ef- ficient farm expert. We'll remember Mr. Talbot who would much rather play the piano than correct test papers. Thanks also to Mr. Kircher and Mr. Davis for leading our future music of America. Then there's Miss Nancolas and Miss Gines. They have worked hard teaching us the basic ideas of becoming good secretaries and business leaders . . . Mrs. Dunn, working hard with our girls to promote better homeaking . . . Mrs. Perdue, our wonderful advisor of Latin and Spanish. Then there's the man who so faithfully listened to our problems and showed us guidance to the future . . . Mr. Heinle. What would we have done without Mr. Delling-er and Mr. Gooch? Two fine leaders in athletics who have really- shown our fine school good sportmanship and determination to win.