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

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1 x Students are obviously enjoying themselves during assembly. Tedication VE E HAVE gone to school to get an educa- tion, but in getting it, We have had the times of our lives-times that vve'll remember long after We have forgotten algebra equations or Latin verbs. After certain history dates have slipped our minds, vve'll remember other dates- Debs' Night When that cute new gal got up the nerve to ask her dream man, the Senior Ball with that handsome football captain. And didn't We have fun decorating for the Junior Prom? Some of the classes were even fun. Who could forget the discussions in sociology? Or the time in study hall when we sang Happy Birthday to someone? And, of course, the games. Even when we Page four lost it was fun. When we Won, it was terrific. Remember all the times when We took the buses to out-of-town games? Everyone surely got a load of our school spirit, including those poor bus drivers. Who could forget Old Clothes Day? It's a mystery Why some of the kids didn't get pneu- monia, running around in barrels or pajamas when they should have had on coats. Yet everyone, even the teachers, seemed to live through it. These things, and so many others, will stay with us a long time. The 1950 Bear Tracks, in order to help us remember the fun we have had, is dedicated to our good times in high school. May We never forget them!

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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