Borah High School - Safari Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Mr. Al Bennett, Junior boys Mrs. Linda Cardg Counselors Secretary Miss Margit Castle, Sophomore girls Mr. Terry Conley: Vice Principal Mrs. Louise Curtis, Secretary Mr. Jim Dalosg Library Aid Mr. Robert Forsterg Sophomore boys Mrs. Marguerite Gentleg Junior girls Mrs. Diny Johnson, Business Oftice Secretary Mrs. Una Martin, Head Secretary Mrs. Peg Mengelp Registrar Secretary Mr. Tom Olsen, Media Generalist Miss Kathy Orr, Youth Service Bureau Mr. Keith Reichert, Vice Principal Mrs. Irene Smith, Library Clerk Mrs. Alta Sorensen, Senior girls Mrs. Kay Wall, Attendance Secretary Mr, Robert Wilson, Assistant Principal Mr. Martin Wolpertp Senior Boys Mrs. Marie Youmansg Teacher's Aide Dr. Stephenson Youngerman, Superintendent of Boise Schools, initiated measures to consolidate worthwhile programs in accord- ance with Board of Trustees pol- icy. Borah teachers, counselors, and administrators under the leader- ship of William Jameson, principal, implemented the humanistic pro- gram which aims to recognize each person as an individual. Students were encouraged to select courses which would enable them to succeed. Many new choices became possible for Eng- lish students who could enroll in Debate, Journalistic Writing, Speech, and Drama V in addition to regular English classes for credit in English. The new mini courses in English gave sophomores ten choices and the new two-hour per day Ameri- can Studies team-taught program gave them an opportunity for more in depth experience. Future plans include revising Social Studies and Biology courses to make more selections available. One hundred students enrolled in a community sponsored career education program which helped them to learn on the job or in career oriented situations.