Ririe High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Ririe, ID)

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FACULTY RALPH P. NIELD Biologyp General Scienceg Geometryg Physics. STEVEN D. SHARP Band, Glee. MRS. ALFRED BUSH Shorrhancl. HAROLD S. READING Commercial Geographyg Agriculfureg Healthg Jr. High P.E. COY E. STEWART Englishg Speech. BRYCE BAILY Athletics, Social Science U. S. Hisforyg Physical Education MRS. VINCE BACON Home Economics, Typewriiing.

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Superintendent DONALD P. MERRILL Habits that we are forming today are the building stones of our life tomorrow. Such matters as self control, regular study and work habits, good habits of speech and thought, proper conduct among friends and strangers, all point toward a life of happi- ness. We have learned that habits, once formed, are most difficult to break. For this reason it is most important that today, and every day, we make sure we are forming habits which will be of real value to us as indi- viduals. l appreciate the privilege of writing this brief note in your yearbook. Let me wish for each of you a life of ioy and happiness achieved as a result of doing the world's work well. TO THE STUDENTS OF RIRIE HIGH SCHOOL WHO: annually put out one of the best year books in the state. monthly distribute the Bulldog, a com- mendable high school paper. lead and direct the activities of a half dozen worthy clubs. give time and talent in directing student body and class affairs. work and sweat and fight to bring to the school honors in athletics. attend high school to prepare for better citizenship and a happier life. I express my sincerest appreciation. Ririe High School is second to none in my opinion. I salute you. CHARLES H. TEUSCHER, Principal A

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