Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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,ff Mrs Mortbo Kennpciy deportment beod I 1 H J L Q- 'L umm Smmm The sociol science deport- ment strives to give the sto' dents o culture bockground so thot he moy better under stond the problems of the world NNN ESTHCV Chute ftc Afttnw VCVIC I l 3

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-I lAboveJ Mlss Jessue Hollenbeck Mrs Eulalua Call and Mrs Alnce Lowder Wag. --11 - . 4- vrsasfffy I2 Mrs Margaret Whltlow Mlss Madelune Thompson department head and Miss Helen Mcfxlnster Mr Kenneth Fackrell Mass Forth Blgler Mrs Lorraune Green Mrs Juluo Hegstead The English department Includes courses ln grammer llterature and creatnve wrntlng The grammer courses teach fundamental Englash constructuon The lrterature classes read Interature of varued nature to help students to better understand the world s Interature The purpose or creatnve wrntlng as the freemg of personality and self expressuon more than the development of gournalnstnc wrntlng Mrs Eduth Borders Mrs Anna Sebesta and Miss Pauline Brokmeyer

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i- Mr. Lynn Fortsch and Miss Vivian Hanson, department Mrs. Faye Heard Mr, Corral Harrison head, and Miss Edith Giles Miss Mary Flynn lllilillliiis lllllllllll The student who is interested in mathemat- ics finds ample challenge among the algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry courses which are given. These courses, devoured by some and dreaded by others, are the foundation for the student's later work in any of the sciences, and of great value in disciplining his mind. II The Science department offers a varied field for the student who is interested in science. Courses include biology, chemistry, physics, physiology, with considerable interesting laboratory work in each. lllllllllllllll lll Mr, Wfayne Whitlow, Mr Herbert Glindeman, and Mr. Rowdon Stolworthy, physics, Mr, William Coke, Mr, Edwin Keller, biology teachers chemistry, and Mr. John Evans, physiology.