Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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l X i X ll , A I, l i ' x W Y , , ,. 0 4' .. , lfy r li l . . E 'S ' 1 i N 'lx ill f u seaweed This, the first year since D Day and VJ Day, has been one of adjust- ment. ln some ways things came back to normal . . . many of our fathers, brothers, and sweethearts are home , . . Selective Service let some of us finish our school year . . . fewer work permits were necessary . . . noon classes were dropped from the second semester schedule . . . veterans are back with discharge buttons. Yet, the year was colored by the lingering echoes of war . . . investing in the last War Bond Drive . . . bringing gifts for the wounded soldiers at Christmas . . . contributing to the Red Cross . . . adding new names to the Honor Roll Plaque . . . accepting shortages in films and flash bulbs. But our little Indian, typical of all Pocatello High School lndians, past and present, saw us through the year. As you look through the pages of the 1946 Pocatellian, you will find our interpretation of one of the best years of Poky High. We hope that you will take it down from the shelf many times to recapture the memories of our work and play together. 2 fl fiorll 'J 3 91' I o l U X 1 X A it M ill I '. X ,f X X X ,X li .2 ,.-W...- 'rr WML D N3 A'