Weiser High School - Pineburr Yearbook (Weiser, ID)

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E mv.- . ,, . JIM ALLAN MARY ROGERS WEISER HIGH SCHOOL GOGD CITIZENS Each year a committee of high school faculty members chooses from the Senior class, four boys and four girls who, in their opinion, are good citizens because of their responsibility, reliability, sportsmanship, courtesy, industry, cooperation, scholarship, initiative and leadership, par- ticipation in extra-curricular activities, and personal ideals. These boys and girls are then voted on by the Senior High School, and the boy and girl receiving the highest number of votes is known as the outstanding good citizensl' boy and girl of Weiser High School. This year the committee chose Nancy Hamilton, Valerie Robinson, Mary Rogers, Jean Whittemore, Jim Allan, Don Boslau, Russell Eacker, and Bruce Gordon as the students, who, in their opinion, must nearly fit the above basis of consideration. The students voted the honors to Mary and Jim, who are now known as 'tgood citizens of 1949. Mary has taken an active part in every kind of school activity and has always shouldered more than her share of responsibility. Her ready helpfulness and friendly smile has made her a favorite of students and faculty. Jim has been an all-around good sport and industrious worker. He has been president of the student body this year, and for the past three years has starred in basketball, track and swimming. ' We feel that our choice for good citizensn has been wisely made. 16

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7..,.... , ...,- -. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don Crook-President Dwayne Eisenbarth-Vice President Mary Rogers-Secretary The Senior Class of 1949 contains 64 members, 29 girls and 35 boys. They put on a class party for the student body, sponsored dances in the gym after the basketball games, took over the city government for a day, held a Senior banquet, gave a Senior Class play, had a Senior sneak, and left S100 for the grand piano fund. Roy Kaku earned the title of valedictorian. His earnest efforts have rewarded him with this high honor. Tied for the honor of salutatorian are Jean Whittemore and Nancy Hamilton. Their endeavors have carried them through high school in the top 5 per cent of their class. l'l