Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Miss V' - .- Morrigan Hanson Mrs Faye H Honor ggggs Mathemmiigrd Miss Alice Moore i Mi E ' - Y Detention Mlsnthematics Nlsgthdnh Giles Mg. M,-5 Helen B etention ematics - . .-.wie lvicAlister M - ' oker M Assembl' Mathem t' rs. Lois Her ifggfigclol rEQ,g':,fgf3?'jef' Miss Maxim si 'es Ofsanizatgidgi. Mt4sqth:mOtig3cn Q ' CIO 6 H- IC f' ' - Ys Pocotellran Business Chamggfllgeeciar er Mgghqirzsimon Mrs. BBW, -I-Qumod M c rvities 0 ommerce 'C' Commer . Q6 r. J A . l ' - Ziebqrfj, School 30,20 k Math and Commercial subjects are especially valuable these days. Shorthand, office machines, and clerical work prepare students to hold jobs. Math cours- es are a must for fellows interested in aviation. AX2 BX 2 CZO, Cin equation -- is on the road to the MISS HANSON likes traveling by car and also the great-out-of-doors, she dislikes window shades that won't work . . . MRS. HEARD enjoys cooking and reading, also traveling, washing dishes is a pet peeve . . . MISS MOORE likes to pan gold on the Salmon River but hates to shovel snow. . . MISS GILES likes to play bridge and to cookg dislikes study halls and lazy students. . . MISS MCALISTER also likes to play bridge and to danceg hates to see people throw at the waste basket and miss . . . MRS. HERMAN likes Bugs Bunny in the movies and to munch salted pea- nuts, she doesn't like to go to bed or to have her pic- ture taken . . . MRS. BAKER likes to go hunting and to fish in Yellowstone Lake, she doesn't think she'd like riding in an airplane . . . MRS. BERRETT loves to collect poetry and to cook but hates to get up in the morning . . . MISS SLATTER likes to ice skate, to bowl, and to dance, she, also, detests getting up in the morning . . . MRS. GROSSMAN who left at the end of the first semester to be with her husband, recently discharged, enjoys cooking, mystery stories, high school students, dislikes bridge and soap operas . . . MRS. TALLMADGE is another bridge fan who also likes to danceg she prefers staying in bed in the morning . . . MR. ZIEBARTH likes Wallace Beery and to hear Jack Benny on the radio, dislikes waffles and carrots. I8 knowledge of math. At the beginning of the second semester we were glad to have Mr. Keller back, even though he had to negotiate on crutches. Here he conducts an ambitious class in business arithmetic

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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

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MR. BEVIS enjoys collecting rocks, skiing, and skat- ing, he hates the Army. . . MR. BROWN likes fish- ing, carpenter work, and gardening, doesn't like to go to things away from home at night. . . MR. STAUBER likes historical novels, ice cream, and me- chanical work, noisy kids bother him' . .'. MR. WHITLOW is fond of archery, and loves to hike, he can't stand oatmeal and hates to get up in the morn- ing . . . MR. GLINDEMAN enjoys gardening and watching basketball games, he doesn't like students who lack self-discipline. . . MR. JUDD likes to hunt and fish and doesn't like noisy study halls. . . MR. QUINE is fond of music of all kinds, having a record collection, but doesn't enjoy listening to boogie woo- gie . . . MR FAWSON likes movies, golf, and the trips to Salt Lake to select costumes for the operetta, he dislikes spinach and putting on shows . . . MR. 0'BRIEN likes sports, especially football, hunting, and fishing, has no particular dislikes . . .MISS van GAASBEEK'S favorite pastimes are modern dance and psychology books, she definitely dislikes mascu- line girls. . .MISS HILSWICK enjoys snow, bicycle riding, the Fred Allen program, and the Metropol- itan opera broadcasts, she doesn't like rain and wind, spinach, or parsnips . . . MISS KING likes shrimps, riding in the rain, working in a flower gard- en, she dislikes mystery stories, wind, and snakes. The camera catches Elda Hutchinson, Don Hanners, and Bert Arnold as they delve into the mysteries of the atom. Mr. Stauber stands by to prevent any unexpected reactions, while David Johnson watches the proceed- ings with interest. Music, art, physical education, and library are all important subjects with hundreds of students enrolled. P. E. is required of all students: music attracts hundreds in its various activities, art lll has been added to the regular art curriculum, and library is increasingly popular. , M , Arthur Judd l Mr Herberf Glmdemon rStudY Hall Whit ow - . e R Mr. Wayfle ScierlC Sr, Home oom j C. A. Swvbef science Hp Club ' nt Bevis Mr. Royal Brown Ml' Science Cheer Leaders - Mr' VSnFiice Sclegce t'ori Hl'Y MISS Lolo Kmg Cle - O l . V l E UC A k . - Art Mlllmry Advlser lsuo M James O'Brien Miss Jack'eIlQQ,SJcI?3:ef?Aiss Mildlged Cllswlck Arts and Crafts . - hysica Li ral' ' Mr' H' L' Fowson Pl: sical Education P G A.A. Mr, T, F. QUINE - Y - Musiioom 0595380 Football Sr. Home jx .I IQ l l i . lv I9 A ' Nfl xl . ,l'fi.N.-.Ai x :js ' flI ' K' I-.Wax I .lf 'X :VI -wi . l ,,- N lx' I 'gi-J IN I'