Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Xi V 4 f M- v o Q All I I IAN EDNA EVANS, B. A., B. P. If. - : - - : - Iowa Wesleyan Collegeg Chicago Normal School of Physical Education, Columbia University ELWOOD GLEDHILL, B. S. - - : - LOREN j. ALICE M. D rx SCI-INABEI., B. A. - - - : - HELEN SWEET, B. A. - : - - 1 - Oberlin College: University of Washington BONNIE FORBES BELL, B. A. - z - - : - University of Nebraska, University of Washingtong Columbia University ROYAL A. BROWN, B. S. - : - - : - University of Nebraska, University of University of California, Uni- Minnesotag versity of Southern California. HIMENA HOFFMAN, B. A., M. A. - : - - : - Simpson Collegeg University of Iowa, Columbia University, University of Chi- cago VIOLA ALVER, B. A. - : - - 1 - Jamestown Collegeg University of Wasliing- ton. CARL YOUNG, B. A. -1- - : - North Texas State Teachers Collegeg Brad- ley Polytechnic Instituteg Oregon State College MAE NISSEN, B. A. - z - University of Iowa EUNICE CONGLETON, B. S. - : - - : - University of Idaho, Southern Branch University of Idahog University of Wash ington v Brigham Young Universityg Utah State Agricultural College University of Missourig Missouri State Teachers Collcgeg Northwestern Univer- sity AMRON, B. A. - z - - : - State Teachers College, North Dakotag University of California - 1951 -rf 18 Ia- Z

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1 l,QJQfATli.l.l.lAN E. NORMAN VAUGHN The Modern Teacher HE teacher in the schools of today is one who has a genuine appreciation of the past and of its many contributicns to tl'e present. He also has an adzquate knowledge and understanding of the present. No teacher slfould he in the classroom who dozs not manifest at all times a genuine interest in and a ccncern for the many influences operative, at the present time. Every child is entitled to the inspiration that comes from instruction, clearly demonstrating the teacher's possession of the worth while facts pertaining to life as it is now being lived. The teacher of today must have vision. He must envisage the future and paint the picture of the new day. The new teacher in the new school is the master painter of the past, the in- terpreter of the living present and the builder of ai future resplendent in all of the possibilities. -Principal E. Norman Vaughn. l I Y il X, jr f . l jk I' M ' , f 1931 Xfbdxt ,gf 17 24+ f Xf

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P ob XLT it l.I.IAN ALICE TURNER, B. A. - : - -: University of Washington ALMA BAKER, B. A. - : - University of Idaho CLIFTON G. BUSBY - : - - : - Utah State Agricultural College, Ohio State University, University of Idaho HELEN BIRD, B. A., M. A. - : - - : - Illinois State Normal, University of Wis- consin CLAIRE M. DIX B. A. - : - - : - University of North Dakota, University of California MARGARET HORN - : - - : - Evangelical Hospital, University of Cali- fornia, University of Colorado EDWARD GODFREY, B. A. - : - - : - University of Detroit, University of Chi- C3g0, University of Illinois, Whitman College ELLEN OSTROOT, B. A. - : - - University of Idaho, University of Wash- ington EDNA ANNA 7 . MATSON, B. A. - : - - : - Colorado Teachers College, Barnes Com- mercial School, University of California BATY, B. S. -:- -:- Oklahoma A. and M. College, University of Chicago VIVIAN HANSON, B. S. - : - University of Nebraska J. A. ZIEBARTH Jr. -.- -g- Univcrsity of Idaho, Kansas State College, Utah State Agricultural College 1931 +41 19 ji-