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

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FRANCIS NONINI Principal MRS. EDITH LONG Secretary fBoys' Adviser TED Correll, boys' adviser, is a genial fel- low who is never too busy to help others with their problems. In his twenty-three years at Moscow high, Ted has taught algebra, geometry, general math, and trigonometry. He also has been credited with helping many students with their future professions and hobbies as Well as cultivating new interests right in high schoo . He is a sought-after class adviser because of his unfailing efforts to help with dances, raffles and other money-making activities so important to a successful class. Girls' Adviser l THROUGHOUT the year many a girl has received help and encouragement from Mrs. Beulah Martin, girls' adviser. Her judgment and Wisdom are respected by all the girls Who constantly file in to present their problems and receive her advice., Besides teaching her mathematics classes, she manages to find time for supervising the Girls' League cabinet and assisting with teas, dances and various other activities. She also takes charge of the aptitude tests and consults with each girl in high school as to her special talents and future career. Page seven

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MRS. MARY CANNON Secretary L. C. ROBINSON Superintendent 3 oflclministfration and Faculty RUNNING a school system is like managing a large corporation. Mr. Robinson, superintend- ent of three Moscow schools, manages the finances, the hiring of teachers, and takes care of all the problems connected with the schools. Mrs. Mary Cannon is his secretary. Working hand in hand with the students is Principal Francis Nonini. His regular duties include arranging assemblies, scheduling all dances and special activities, and advising the Student Council. The office secretary is Mrs. Edith Long. Besides conducting their various classes, the faculty members may be found advising clubs and classes, and chaperoning dances. The school board supervises the overall edu- cational policy of the school system. One of the problems before the school board at present is the expansion of the building program to take care of the large enrollment coming up. Left to right: Mrs. Earl Clyde, L. C. Robinson, William C. Banks, 0. W. Schroeder, Richard Oleson, Allen Janssen, and Otha Lyon, Page six

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F .N Y X P V 9 Q E W Page eig MARGARET SCI-IIIVIKE Sociologyx Economics, Civics VINCENT LaVOIE French, Spanish, Latin, Boys' Chorus ht JANET MONTGOMERY WILLARD BARNES IRENE GUSTAFSON Girls' Healthy English III Speech, English V World History EDWARD DALVA PAULINE WHITEHEAD English I, Dramatics English III, English vu NORMA GREENE American History