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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Provides Democratic Government for Cold-diggers Bill Moulton Ralph Holbrook M. Shigeno, M. Page, A. Hunter. mSik The council, made up of the student body officers, class presidents and home room representatives, has completed a busy year managing the affairs of the student body. Presi- dent Bill Moulton and Ralph Holbrook, vice-president, have headed the organization. Treasurer, Mary Shigeno, has kept the books. Arlene Hunter was secretary and Merlyn Page, advertising manager. Most popular council project was the noon dance program. Noon dances were held once a week during the winter months. Early in the season classes for beginners were held every other week. The council has also sponsored contributions to the Red Cross, the Children ' s Home and the March of Dimes. They bought records for the loudspeaker, decorated the halls at Christmas and promoted many other projects for the welfare of E.H.S. students. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES AND CLASS PRESIDENTS l-oiirtb Row — Mr. Douglas, D. Nichols, K. Huff, G. Donaldson, M. Hanna, D. Mabc, B. Burt. ThirJ Row — H. W ' atanabc, M. Collier, K. Goodwin, M. McCul- lougli. A. Hanna. Secojul Roll — M. Patterson, L. Hall, C. White, B. XX ' arr, D. Brem- mer, D. Harrison, M. Kirk- patrick. l-inl Rem — D. Lopihirc, V. Brown, L. Giles.

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And Masters LAURA KNO ( ' LES Miss Knowles made a big success of A Case of Springtime in the fall and that ' s no small task. She advises The Thespians and teaches typing I and II and shorthand. ROSEMARY MEEHAN Teaching girls ' physical education, world history and typing I are only part of the duties of this new teacher. She also directs the various activities of the G.A.A. and a tumbling team. ALLAN MIETTUNEN Mr. Miettunen ' s name may be hard to spell but the eighth graders find him easy to know. He is principal and teaches social science in the eighth grade. LUCILE PARSONS Miss Parsons has plenty of variety in her schedule. She teaches refresher arithmetic, sociology, speech and book- keeping. For extra-curricular work she advises N.F.L. and supervises the dec- lamation program. EDITH PETERSON Deadlines are the bane of Miss Peter- son ' s existence, first the Huskie News then the annual. In the meantime she teaches algebra I, algebra II, geometry and journalism. AGNES SMITH Miss Smith, another newcomer to the Emmett faculty, teaches English to the eighth graders. Students enjoy her Scottish brogue and refreshing person- ality. WALTER SMITH Mr. Smith is a new member of the music faculty this year. He has done most of his work with the orchestra, choir and Girls ' Glee Club. We waited a long time to hear him play his violin but it was worth it. ALTON SWAN Woodcraft is Mr. Swan ' s specialty. He teaches shop I. II. and III. He also spends much time performing his duties as faculty business manager of the student body. D ELIA SWAN Latin and algebra become subjects you like when they are taught by this pleasant teacher. She advises the Latin Club and the Sophomore class. CHARLOTTE S i: ' ATMAN Miss Swatman lives a busy life all winter with her work in the library, teaching English III and IV, and advis- ing the N.H.S. In the spring she is doubly busy when she directs the Senior class play.

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