Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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TRAFFIC sQuAn KEEPS onoen Members of the traffic squad seen in the picture are Le Roy Frear, Dennis Price, Charles Dickson, Gene Dalton, Eddie Trujillo, Duane Dudley, David Thomas, Robert Owens, Bob Parrott, Larry Young, Jay Taggart, Bill Barton, Ralph Tucker, and Joe Sato. lt is the duty of the traffic squad to see that the laws of the school are enforced and to arrest all the defiers of the laws. BAN K HAN DLES WAMPUM Relaxing in the bank are the School Treasurer, Imogene Crowell, Echo Dell Parkin, assistant ad- viser, Mr. Zlebarth, and President of the Bank, Junior Smith. It is through this department that all of the school's finances are handled. With the agile leadership of Z , the members of the bank handle all of the clubs, classes, and act- ivities' money. It is their job to sell tickets to all school activities. INVESTED IN VICTORY Selling stamps and bonds are Florence Richmond, Dick Brown, and Naomi Larsen. An important branch of our school govern- ment is the Public Relations Committee. Under the capable leadership of Public Relations Chairman, Dick Brown, the com- mittee has successfully put us over the top in the school's Vic- tory Loan Drive. It is also through this department that our school Service Honor Roll is kept intact. u aueenmeni js Qliuiclecl gala Seueeaf Qleanclces 25