Kimberly High School - Kimida Yearbook (Kimberly, ID)

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The Superintendent Mr. Fridley No small responsibility was handed Mr. Fridley when he came to Kimberly in 1944. Those were and these are trying days for young people every- where, but he has proven himself a faithful and experienced pilot in guiding our Ship of Know- ledge through the storms. Through his efforts our Speech department was revived, which led to new interest in dramatic Work and the formation of a dramatic organization. Through his efforts also, physical education for our girls has been in- stituted, as well as a course in home nursing and a Girl Reserve organization. We appreciate his constant effort to help make the high school voy- age a success and an undying memory to us.

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School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry Freestone, Ted Mason, W. D. Wiseman, J. D Claiborn, L. P. Larsen, C. S. Maxwell, J. B. Fridley 1 -HG 5ii i Through constant effort and unselfish de- votion of valuable time these men have proven a determining factor in the success of Kimberly Schools. For the interest and co-operation shown to us, the Student Body extends a hand of thanks to every member of our school board. L

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Mr. Warr The Principal Edward Warr, Principal of Kimberly High School, has proven himself a faculty member of Whom we can be duly proud. His unusual ability to manage, lead, and guide the various pupils in their prob- lems has been of invaluable assistance. His sincere interest in the boys and girls, patient understand- ing, and constant backing of school activities has won for him the good will, friendship, and co- operation of the pupils of this school. Also head of the Social Sciences Department his ability has been realized and respected by all. The constant industry of Mr. Warr in working for the Welfare and betterment of the school stands as an incen- tive to students and faculty alike.