Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

Page 16 text:

SWW £cCuccitto t TO THE “UNBROKEN” YOUTH of this generation Mr. Carlson di- rects his message. He feels that during high school we are ap- proaching a crossroad which is reached upon graduation. A world of opportunity lies in the future for those who will assume respon- sibility. In the past we succeeded as individuals. Now we are in a varying type of economy where success is also accomplished as a group. It is toward instigating and aiding this success that our schools are directed. ALBERT CARLSON Chairman of the Board of Education Silting: Mary Farris, District Treasurer; Albert Carlson, Chairman of the Board of Education; D. F. Engelking. Superintendent; Blair Archibald. Standing: Austin Stover. Melvin Wilcox. Neil Bit hell. 10

Page 15 text:

These generations are to stand in our places; to be called by our names; to accept the heritage of joy or of woe which we shall bequeath them.

Page 17 text:

D. F. ENGELKINC School District Superintendent MR. ENGELKING THOUGH only recently installed in our school system has adjusted rapidly to existing conditions. He senses the importance of education in the world of success. He is of the opinion that due to increased competition, a well rounded education may be the determining factor. We should take advantage of the unique American educational system. At no other place can such opportunities be offered in such abundance. KARL FERR1N High School Principal MR. FERRIN IS AN experienced and capable leader and his words contain elements to be analyzed and applied. In reference to our everchanging, complex society he feels education to be a necessity for success. He stated that more and more we are nearing a stage in social and economic development where education is an expedient factor. Where an eighth grade education was sufficient fifteen years ago, a college education is necessary today. He points out that high school should be considered a step and not an end in the lives of its students. However while we, the present citizens of B.H.S., remain within its corridors Mr. Ferrin and all our leaders are doing their best to make our stay pleasant and beneficial. CONRAD J. BERTIN Student Counselor MR. BERTIN’S OFFICE has only been recently created. But already he has demonstrated wisdom, and the importance of the position of student counselor has become evi- dent.