Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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-i i ' CLEVE BARRATT 1' 'Q - ' President E 2 -i gg ' T 1 3 I it -9 f !'Ni:.:bL -I lg . :fi ,T A,-.- l J BILL HARTLAND Vice-President Spark-plugging the seniors through the decisive year i947-48 are the senior advisers, Miss Evans, Mrs. Chute and Miss Hoffman, posing for a picture in front of the annual Christmas tree in Senior Home Room. 1- lfgrflf W 1. in Deaf: Sendai: fifdadeez Do you remember how you started the year off as our adviser? First of all come senior rings. Nothing in lite is more important to a senior than the right class ring. The class yearbook gets underway, a whole story in itself. Rehearsals begin for the senior play. The year's end approaches in a mad, happy merry- go-round with the senior ball, publication of the annual and at last grand and glorious Sneak Day. At last commencement comes. The young people graduate in that blissful, roseate mood that only o graduating class can achieve. But now your nerves are shaking, your eyes are bleary and all but hope is gone. You are triumphant in mere physical survival? Congratualtions, senior advisers. GAYLE COUCH Secretary .jd - BRADLEY SCOTT .. ,Audi Treasurer 451-1:5 .f gi' , I JOYCE HENDERSON yjfw '. Q n KEITH REYNOLDS ll' 8 755' - Cheerleaders .A --he . -4 ' 1' DQ 4 Lf.