Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Members are fClockwisel Mr. H. B. Yearsley, Mr. Ephriam Sorensen, Mr. Green lsuperintendentl, Mr. Charles H. Bohrer, Mr. Vernell Hurst Kbusiness managerl, Mr. E. L. Dale, Mr. Luvern C. John- son, Mr. Leroy E. Jones. the ight men gn the ight Wane Fortunate is the school system with capable directors. Six leading citizens, our superinten- dent and the business manager comprise the Board of Education. It sets the policies of the school, employs teachers, secretaries, and cust- odians, purchases books and equipment, and sees that the school property is cared for. lt functions as efficiently as any other business organization. Despite serious problems, includ- ing a shortage of good teachers, the board has the confidence of all the patrons of the schools. To this small group, Vernell C. Hurst, D. lm. Smith, Elna Faye Williams and LaVon Curtis are intrusted the duties of adminis- tering vital parts of the school machinery. Many students never see them, for their work is behind the scenes. .. ' mm.: 4, V ,, ...Lrg-' so f '

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STANLEY s. sum, Principal 'NX Yi We shall name our principal Fleet Foot, for he is to be seen, hurrying from one job to another, supervising, organizing, checking, 1 - counseling. All the schedules, activities, and class achievements are in his ken. Got his start in life in Montpelier. . . got his diploma from Nl W N3 ate at Ann Arbor . . . history prof. at Gunnison, Colorado, Welcome r 1 yi ,X Poky . . . was teacher and dean of boys at Poky . . . toiled on his doctor- Ni home to Poky High! Q K l .- , 4 f', l , I' . l A ' A7 fl' 4 6' lj! lj! 'I' if ' 1 l I 'll .Iii five! sfsffgzf Rs N ret' l5

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EUNICE H. CONGLETON NADINE TUCKER gig Uris s 'Head Rasa ' Completing the administrative offices are the registrar, Miss Congleton, and the deans, Miss Tucker and Mr. Gledhill. They deal individually with Poky's students in helping them to solve many of their difficulties. Since most of their work lies in the problems dealing with attendance, they spend many hours at the telephone, write dozens of letters a day, handle the attendance and personal record cards over and over. Fortunate, indeed, are the pupils who know discipline firmly but kindly administered. Transcripts go out from these offices to all parts of the globe since our G. l's. have become so education- conscious. I7 E. RIP GLEDHILL