Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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r.,.,. 5 I Wmzhad Efficient hands and brains are the com- bination teachers find in their reliable monitors. They check rolls, issue the per- mits, allow speaking privileges, act as sergeant at arms, in short are the handy andy men. Standing - H a r l a n Fereday, Fergus Briggs, Nick lfft, Letha Bayly, Larry Brisco, Lois Austin, Dennis Bale, Evelyn Jones, Jimmie Garrett. Seated - Sally Peake. Page Twenty-Seven Smal Raw This institution not only furnishes a secure place to deposit the money stu- dents pay for activity tickets and book rentals but also gives actual practice in money matters to the bank workers. Their efficiency accounts for the fact that our financial matters are operated with smoothness. Standing-Carole Bistline, Mr. Ziebarth. Seated - Marjorie Westcott, Delbert Robson.

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Salwar! Qcwwi Experience in civil activities is vital for students who are to hold the reins of tomorrow's government. Nine members of the history classes make up a court in which culprits may air their grievances and expect a fair trial. Standing-Dennis Bale, Harold Lilli- bridge, Russell Martin. Seated-Jimmie Binaris, Beverly Hammond, Bernice Hawkes, Sally Peake, Mr. Pugmire, Avis McWhorter, Perry Swisher. Iilfitfte I' Q41 liz., .f. E is i Tmfffzc Sym! The traffic system encourages students to respect the rights of others. Top Row--Dale Smith, Glen Marshall, Fergus Briggs, Clyde Rytting, Bill Adel- stein, Bill Valentine, Lionel Bowser. Row Two-Bill Wade, Herbert Roubidoux, Jay Jensen, John Hart, Wally Kelly, Bud Simmons, Traffic Chief. Row Three - Virgil Bergstrom, Richard Barrett, Reid Wilson, Dennis Bale, Bob Tydeman, Harold Peterson. Page Twenty-S

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