Preston High School - Quiver Yearbook (Preston, ID)

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This year, the 1964-65 Quiver is attempting to portray the 470 students of Preston High School, their numerous activities and their accomplishments. It is our desire that, as you turn the pages of this Qulver, the happy times you spent 'here will return. Do you remember: Your first day as a sophomore? The anticipation of your first class? The sophomore float? The sophomore class assembly? The dance? How about The The The came to a close? And then: Aha! Mighty Seniors! One more year of Wearing your shirt tail The wonderful Senior Ball? The glorious Senior Assembly? And, of course, the long-awaited, lovely DAY OF GRADUATION! We wish pleasant memories and success in the And to the remaining classes we give our best regard DAYS AHEAD! wonderful time at the junior Prom? feeling of becoming an important member of the high school? more serious thoughts we began to think as the Junior year s tucked in. future to the Class of 65. f and wish them-HAPPY

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f William G. Ward Our Superintendent and S cloool Board Dean C. Smith, Chairman William G. Ward has an excellent background. He has been principal and superintendent of var- ious schools. He was Assistant Superintendent of Idaho Falls from 1952 to 1960 and Superintend- ent of Soda Springs from 1945 to 1949. He has worked in Preston for four years. He was educated at Utah State and the Uni- versity of Idaho. He earned a Bachelor Degree in 1934 from U.S.U., majoring in History and min- oring in English. He got a Masters Degree from the University of Idaho majoring in School Ad- ministration and minoring in History, in 1942. He has done graduate work on his Masters at B.Y.U. and U.S.U. He is an executive officer on the School Board. His duties are to carry out School Board policies. He informs them of school activities and student activities and makes recommendations. Mr. Ward feels it is the obligation of the teachers to give the students a basic background in culture and morals as well as academic train- ing. He also feels the school should give the best it can within the limitations of finance and time. He wishes to tell the students to take advan- tage of their opportunities before they are gone- they only come to you once. Phenoi H. Edgely, Vice Chairman Superintendent William G. Ward Ted E. Streets, Treasurer Dr. Leo R. Hawkes Mrs. Sarah johnson, Clerk Robert M. Hull