Preston High School - Quiver Yearbook (Preston, ID)

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Own Pnincipal It is my sincere belief that Preston High School is a school to be proud of. The students are some of the finest in the state of Idaho. Therefore, I deem it a pleasure to work with you. My desire is to continue to make Preston High a school to be remembered for its accom- plishments and achievement. This year has been a co-operative venture of students and faculty helping to make school life more enjoyable and worthwhile. Students, you have the talent and abilities, the school and faculty have given you equip- ment to make for you a better life. My wish is for your success in the future in whatever endeavors you may be in. Best wishes, Elmo Keller Elmo Keller Mrs, Sylvia Peterborg, secretary to Mr. Keller, has been with us for about a year and a half. Her willingness to help the students of Preston High is greatly ap- preciated.

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Y mms. nn ll i g fir EE 10 William G. Ward Mrs. Johnson has been serving our su- perintendents for quite a few years. We have found her to be helpful in supplying our needs as well as the needs of the en- tire school district. Own Sup ' Harry Emerson Fosdick has said, He who chooses the beginning of a road chooses the place it leads to. High School is a point of beginning for man-y roads-roads of happiness, discontent, success, failure, mediocrity, and others have a beginning here. Here are found many courses of learning from which life's journey might be safely and wisely begun. Here, too, are formed many of the habits which become patterns of behavior in study, work and play. Choices are important at the beginning of these roads, and wise choices are important as the iourney progresses, because, The road passes on through the long afternoon and stretches away through the night. Good planning and choosing at the begin- ning, good habits of learning and behavior properly established, the will to succeed wisely cultivated-these properly balanced and blend- ed with a dash of perseverance will carry you along the road to a future that is pleasant and rewarding. Sincere best wishes, William G. Ward l

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Left to right: Ted Steers, Dean Smith, Dr. Orvid Cutler, Phenoi H. Edgely, Superintendent William G. Ward, Sarah Johnson Robert Hull., titttiwitftcztttittitttsittiiittirittttifitt Our school board usually meets the second Monday of each month. During these meetings they discuss the problems of the entire school district. They devote a great deal ot their time in helping to solve many of the problems of our own school. Student council is the law-making body of Preston High School. The students which make up the council are the executive committee, the presidents of the three classes and the presidents ot the various organizations. It is conducted under Parliamentary Procedure and is very well organized. Student Council makes rules, organizes activities, and teaches better citizen- ship to the students. ln Student Council, democracy is in action as the students make motions to improve our school. Each member does his best to represent our school well. Student Court enforces the rules of our school. lt is the iob of Student Court to see that the students do not take advantage of the laws that are made by the Student Council and the administration.