Pocatello High School - Pocatellian Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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T 1 , ggi, I , .. . . Ei Students of Poky High Nation, We have moved one more year toward our goal of higher education and future security. The i959-60 school year will be looked back upon, l'm sure, as a successful and precedent- setting year. We s e n io r s leave our alma mater with thoughts of school, athletics, assemblies, and dances that will remain with us in the form of pleasant memories in later years. As we ap- proach the years to come, we must keep in mind that we can be whatever we really want to be. Where there is a will, there is a way, Just a word to you new seniors and under- classmen. Your high school career is invaluable to you. The older one gets the more he fully realizes this. You must take advantage of every social and educational opportunity you possibly can. Get to know all the people you can by their first name. lt's really easy to be friendly and the loving friends and acquaintances you make are well-worth the small effort put forth. Remember, a smile costs nothing but enriches so much. Chief of the Tribes Steve Pugmire

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Student Body ficers -963' fvjfbrgff f?Zfi'ff f 553313, ffiif ,fffvff ? 0 Anderson, Student Body Vice-President XX A The student body president and vice-president are elected in the all-school elections held in the spring of each year and take office the following Septem- ber, The student body president appoints a student body secretary, a treasurer, and a historian in the fall. These appointments are approved by the Senate. Student body officers are, left to right-Edwena Johnson, student body secretaryg Mrs. Evelyn Rice, government advisor, Lee Ann Hansen, student body historian, Lowell Hawkes, student body treasurer. f',,.o-ul' l7 in