Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Vw KJ ., JN. .Nd fi 'ax 'Ha prey feaues, Quays Some of Our Former Students Drop ln To See Us Gene Burton, our codet, will get his wings in Morch. No one con soy thot the Army ond Navy con't get olong. Look ot PH 3fc Orvol Phorris, Pfc. Jock Croven, ond S 2!c Clyde Burnett. Lt. Tony Picciono ond oir cadet Eorl Woolley were both home on leoye ot the some time. Soon Eorl will be wearing the some bor os Tony. Pfc. Louis Pordini hos now gone oyerseos, but enjoyed his leove when home. time. S 2fc Lester Rob' erts, S 2fc Robert Koontz, ond S 2fc Billie Reed, just out of boot comp, ol! soy they like the Novy, but they'll toke home ony I S ig is ...R sgqaaigqq '+-+A... L1 5- -f 71 S 3,'c Stonley Millord, ofter see- ing the for ports of the world, still likes Poky Hi. C P Pf of V OLIf fhep Nlqss- Tgotellfgir, former ed' S 1, ' Co , If Oy heflowfs rouniir -.Q Q, --use W 'EQ 9 ,il -inf. .

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ln keepnng wlth the tnmes there has been an ln creased emphasls on mathematics un the hlgh school currrculum lt IS agann comrng unto nts rlghtful place as the root ot the Tree of Knowledge Our hugh school offers us a complete four year mathematncs course whnch uncludes two years of algebra one year of plane geometry and one semester each of advanced arxthmetlc solnd geometry and trlgonom etry The boys In the advanced classes are preparnng themselves not only for the armed servuces but also to take their places most effectlvely nn the post war world Many courses ln the commercual department prepare future citizens for the needs of the commu nnty Shorthand oftrce machunes and clerical prac tlce prepare for otfuce lobs Work experuence ganned an school ottnces IS valuable too Besldes courses In foods and clothxng the Home Economscs department offers a class nn home and famnly a sublect whuch deals wlth personal problems and personallty development At the completlon of o Red Cross Home Nursnng course the gurls receive certnfucates and puns The foods classes prepare and Serve teas lunches and dnnners the clothung classes have made dresses blouses, skurts hats gloves and IA Lt Chuck Atklnson former football coach home on leave poses for the camera man Enslgn Jay Jensen vusuts wuth Muss Daasy Evans before leavlng for the Paclflc NA ss Sylvlo Sm tncrn LOflr't Mass Mariclunt- Thompson Fnqlush Dmatf-lluor Mr Wayne Wh tl o Chmr Loaders iacu fy Mr C A tau Jer Pr-tsrs H Y Mrs Margaret Whltlow Encllsh Curta C ut M Q Dghclf' Wm lov. Eronom cs Amr-mhly Fo malnator A Zvctar Bookkeeplnq School Bank IS f-G4 l - l l A I g V U ' l f f , 1 5 l , ' ' . , ' . . - 5 rv o sz 1' I ' K . A ' W V ff l w . I I 1 I V' OW V t ' S ' I ' Bl lqqy Y 4 l l ' I V Mr J ' th I I U ' I I 'I many other :tems ot wearung apparel. L K ' 1 A . ' I ,. - ,Y g .I -flu g 406.

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For This We lzightl-The Qight of Liberty and Justice For All at 1-if Student body officers, Gordon Smith, school attorney, Beulah Hubble, school treasurer, Dick Smith, student body president, Dorothy Christofferson, school secretary, Phil Moon, defense co-ordinator, Con Carver, vice president, raise the flag o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. Under Faculty Guidance, Students Govern Themselves Student body president, Dick Smith, makes on announcement over the public address system, reminding students to bring money for stamps and bonds. Defense co-ordinator, Phil Moon, tells student body officers how Poky's students co-operate in buying stamps and bonds