Moscow High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Around table, left to right: Mrs. J. G. Wilson, Mrs? A. J. Schneider, Mr. L. C. Robinson, Mr. W. C. Banks, Mr. K. E. Laughlin, Mr. H. A. Sampson, Mr. D. D. DuSa,glt, Mr. 0. W. Schroeder. Cgmstees Set School Policies ORMULATING the policy of the Mos- cow schools and supervising their general educational and recreational activities are the duties of the trustees of the Moscow Public Schools. The board, which meets the second Mon- day of every month, has the problem of stretching the limited budget to include the many expenses of the schools and to provide facilities for the betterment of the educational system. In March, under a reorganization pro- gram, a new board was appointed to serve until the following September. It was com- posed of a representative from each of five sub-districts in the Moscow school area. The new board members are: William C. Banks, Allen S. Janssen, Otha Lyon, Orval Snow, and Richard Oleson. O. W. Schroe- der is clerk of the board. ESTHER ELSIE SMITH NADINE HANDY GENE REICHHARD RICHARD SODORFF HENDERLIDER QM!-5, Wayne WJ qMrs. Henry WJ fMrs. Richard! Physical Education 1Mrs. Robert! Home Nursing English, General Chorus, Senior Class Intramural Physical Education, - Math, Dramatics, Adviser, Music Club Pep Club Adviser ' Thespian Club Adviser Adviser

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and Cgcachers EMBERS of the Class of 1948 should be proud of this-their Annual. It signifies ac- complishments far beyond those shown by physical make-up and content. Through its formative stages the Annual represents hard Work, questions of finance, personal dis- appointments and free expression of differ- ences of opinion-typical of our democratic Way of doing things. With the resultant unity of purpose and attainment there was produced a record of pleasant associations and successful activities plus a symbol of true democratic procedure of which all of you may be justly proud. FRANCIS NGNINWI g Q ff c j .fiffvv f1r?'y EDITI-IA WARREN LEO PQTTER GLENNA TED H CORRELL MAYBELLE GEHRKH, 1Mrs. Dany Art I-IARRINGTON Mathematics Boys Librarian Bookkeeping, Typing, LMrs. W. EJ Advisei Boys League Shorthand General Science, Adviser Junior Advis Freshman Class er, Radio Club Adviser Adviser ',.1 , su X . NZ MARY CANNON HENRY W. HANDY BEULAI-I L, MARTIN CLX DE YOUMANS MARGARET CMrs. Frankj Biology qMrs. J. WJ Manual Arts SCHIMKE Englisl7 gfofldLHistoryAgnglish, Meehan cal Drawing american I-ixstgry afld 91+ Q ,f 1 - ir s' eague viser, overnmen ocio o vdffvaflfv'-Ugfif gy Economics l l A - - .' H J 2 'fiflv 'Ar' ff' ilvgiafj .Giga Q.fbQgLALv,',.., f7 L!

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ETHEL DOYLE secretary-treasurer DICK KELLY BOB KELLY president vice president ,Student Council Self Governing HE Student Council, composed of rep- resentatives from each class and club with Mr. Nonini as adviser, has had a busy year directing the activities of Moscow High School. The first all-school mixer to welcome the freshmen and new students was sponsored by the council. Later in the fall the mem- bers gave a street dance in the lot back of the school. In the spring they gave an unusual Mask Dance with dancing in the cafeteria and games in the halls. Problems of the council were brought to the attention of the student body through the government column in the Wocsomonian. ' First row, left to right: Karl Klages, Bruce Budge, Bob Kelly, Dick Kelly, Ethel Doyle, Ivadell Green, Nancy Shel- ton. Second row: Jim Roupe, Bob Barstow, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Don Theophilus, John Bond, David Banks, Eleanor Powell, Don Taylor, Joan Fitzgerald, Mr. Nonini. Not pictured: James Broyles, Erlene Clyde.