Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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K 4 X Mr. Jay Jensen, history, basketball coach, leads a discussion with four other history teachers: lleft to right? Miss Grace Cotant, freshman class adviser, Miss Marie Bell, detention, Mr. Fred L. Gardi We students know that the high school teachers are our best friends. Oh yeah, we griped about them as kids have done since time immemorial, but just the same, we know that the members of the staff are aware that school life is more than notebooks and tests. They strive to develop in ol, study hall and business adviser, and Miss Frances Jean Trawick, Girls' Pep Club. us a sense of good citizenship. They know that character may be formed on the gym floor, in the publications' offices, in a panel discussion, just as much as by formal question and answer in the classroom. Our teachers assist us in registra- tion by helping us map out our courses. Commerical teachers pose for tho photographer in the upper north wing: Miss Maxine Slatter, who teaches six hours a day, Mrs. Amy Berrett, Pocatellian bus- iness adviser, Mrs. Helen Baker, transcript sheets. Mr. W. Rowdon Stolworthy, physics, debate, and Mr. Calvin D. McOmDer, Jr., chemistry, Hi-Y, watch Mr. Royal Brown, chemistry, visual education, perform an experiment in Mr. Brown's lab. l noi

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Mr. ELWOOD GLEDHILL Principal MISS EUNICE CONGLETON Registrar Eclucation In every Contact with students, Rip gives an impression of sincerity and in- sight into our problems, small or great. He has busied himself with many projects for the betterment of the school, one of the most popular being the new colorful 40-page hand book. n x IMOGENE CROWELL Principal's Secretary .Mtv W MR. BLAINE HUNTSMAN Dean of boys l 9 l YH9?i'i:K 'fylffj ET, -Tf MISS DOROTHY KINGSLEY Dean of girls

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Left-Miss Nadine Tucker, Spanish, informal dances, consults Mr. Lee Walton, Spanish, Spanish Club, about a new novel while Miss Sylvia Srnithcrm, Latin, Latin clubs, looks on with interest. Right-Mr, Wayne Whitlow, biology, pep assemblies, shows a few of his many laboratory specimens of crustaceans to Mr. Edwin Keller, biology, Science Club, and Mr. H. L. Glindeman, biology, music proctor, They hold us to high standards of scholarship and conduct. They help us to plan our careers with our needs and capabilities in mind, More im- portant, they seek to make us conscious of our responsibilities in the community. They are sympathetic, giving us the benefit of the doubt when we need a break. They are men and women who have a broad insight into the lasting benefits of education, They help to main- tain the integrity and spirit of co-operation which have made Pocatello High School one of the friendliest schools in the West. Miss Mary Flynn, sophomore class adviser, Miss Alice Moore, detention, Mrs. Faye Heard, music proctor, Miss Edith Giles, music proctor, and Miss Vivian Hanson, Honor Society, get together to discuss first semeter math finals. ii c r U i l e n S