Salmon High School - Savage Chief Yearbook (Salmon, ID)

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,W D6dlC3t1O.ll1l ij ml f iv I -,' i 1 , ,-1 1 fi if ,ull Mrs Stone our present Health and Girl s Physical Education teacher loined the faculty of Salmon High School in i953 Smce that time she has been actively engaged in a number of prolects of the various organizations of the school to the extent that her services are always in demand After the discontinuance of the office of the roll of school nurse a position she held until this year Her constant contact with the students through these various activities has made her advice and counsel greatly sought by her students ln addition to an excellent sense of humor her fine personality has endeared her to faculty and students alike both as a teacher and a valued friend Mr. Hays came to Salmon in l95l as head basketball coach and History teacher. A position he holds to this day. With his vast experience as a coach, athlete, and teacher, he has been able to be of considerable help to students of Salmon High in shaping up their personalities to best fit their future-desired careers. Although Mr. Hays has been a stern taskmaster both in his classroom and on the basketball court, the students who have graduated have come to learn the wisdom of his method and to appreciate the fact that what he did was for their own good. To these two fine' teachers who have been such an inspiration to their students over the years, we, the Annual Staff, respectfully dedicate the i959 Savage Chief. MRS STONE MR. HAYS county health nurse, Mrs. Stone, herself a registered nurse, assumed 2