Emmett High School - Squaw Butte Saga Yearbook (Emmett, ID)

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SUPERINTENDENT KENNETH CARBERRY One of the concerns of a general education is to produce a well-rounded individual. Despite differences in native or acquired tastes, interests and abilities, every person, it is generally agreed, should grow mentally, aesthetically and spiritually as well as mentally. For the good of the community, and for his own good as well, the individual should become multisided instead of one sided; better still, he should have many sides, each harmonious with the other so that he may be thought of as rounded rather than sided. In the Emmett schools we encourage numerous contacts with the outside so that a broader view may be obtained. We hope to include experience as well as knowledge so that our students can live full, wholesome lives after they have left our portals. Kenneth Carberry.

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ABMINISTEATION

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PRINCIPAL DONOVAN DOUGLAS As principal of Emmett High School Dono- van Douglas his done a most commendable job. Whether it ' s a school problem to be solved or permission to go to Boise, Mr. Douglas is help- ful and agreeable. His understanding and genial personality keeps him tops with students of E.H.S. SCHOOL BOARD Because of the work of the school board Emmett schools are recognized as among the best in Idaho. Their efforts to provide oppor- tunities for the children in the community and at the same time to balance the budget keep them busy. In the picture they are Dr. F. P. Whitsell, Harry Lyons, Douglas Knox, George Yost, Walter Nichols. David Little, the sixth mem- ber, was not present when the picture was taken. SECRETARIES Efficient and quiet describe Marilyn Mingus as she goes about the endless tasks in the office of Principal Donovan Douglas. The students ' walking Book of Knowledge is Lola Kellerman who manages all that goes on in the office of Superintendent Kenneth Carberry.