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

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Kcafd 0 l i ectctJ The Board of Directors, or our school board, representing the stockholders has the stupendous task of reorganizing the entire company and of providing new buildings to accommodate the steadily increasing number of students. We ' re confident of their success. Our community and especially Emmett schools suffered a great loss with the death of Walter C. Nichols, January 24. Mr. Nichols had served on the Emmett school board for fifteen years, htls efforts were always directed toward the best In- terests of Emmett school children. In Mr. Nichols we lost one of our best friends. ecfetamJ Like every broadcasting company EhHS has Its efficient secretaries. They type our tests, take our money and record our grades. And, like all other secretaries, they get married. Stella Warr be- came Mrs. Moore, December 2. Stella continued working to help us through the year. Lola Keller- man gave us up when she married Eugene Gat- field, January 6. Rheta Rudd took Lola ' s place, hier picture appears on page 50. Above. School Board: George Yost. David Little, George Speros, Gerhard Pook, Harry Lyons, Walter Nichols. Below, Secretaries: Stella Warr Moore. Lola Kellerman Gatfield.

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tifftt hiJ tfatc J Emmett schools are fortunate in having a complete corps of administrators whose chief interest is the development of happy, well informed students prepared to play their parts in the events of tomorrow. They have worked to overcome the steadily increasing handicap of overcrowded classes and of inadequate classroom space and equipment. They have taken time out to sponsor extracurricular activities and to play with us a bit on the side. Through their co-operation there exists in Emmett hHigh a happy student-faculty relationship which promotes increasing interest in sch ool life. Mr. Carberry Mr. Douglas HcHHeth Cafbeftif SUPERINTENDENT Superintendent Kenneth Carberry might be likened to the president of the EhHS broad- casting company. Patience, friendliness and leadership are only a few of the fine quali- ties which characterize our superintendent. A former coach, Mr. Carberry displays a fine brand of sportsmanship and does much to encourage it In the student body. Though his daily schedule is crowded with administrative duties he can always find time to confer with students about their individual problems. PRINCIPAL Principal Donovan Douglas must be the first vice-president of the company and he ' s one vice president with plenty to keep him busy, hiis Is the job of seeing that the entire pro- gram functions smoothly and successfully. As adviser of the student council he has proved himself to be helpful, agreeable and good na- tured in all matters. In his office, whether It ' s a schedule change, figuring credits or Issuing grade cuts, Mr. Douglas is always the source of helpful advice. Innumerable times he has helped us find properties and permitted us to broadcast from his office. Without him we ' d have no pictures on our screen.

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acultif Our Second Vice-Presidents In Charge of Programs TONY ASCHENBRENER Much credit is due Coach Aschenbrener for our outstanding football and track teams this year. Although he received a Cry Towel he seldom had to use it. He teaches biology, boys ' physical education and advises the E Club. THELMA BENSON A newcomer to the EHS faculty this year is Miss Benson. Her charming personality has won her many friends. She teaches home making and advises F.H.A. DONALD DALBERG Under the teachings of Mr. Dalberg. the American history classes have learned much about our country. His stories beginning, When I was in the army ... have added many pleasant and amusing moments. He has also made our baseball and basketball teams famous. ODETTA DUNN Miss Dunn teaches eighth grade arithmetic, literature and spelling. She has be- come a valuable asset not only to the eighth grade but to the entire faculty. WALKER EDANS Mr. Edans, another newcomer to the Emmett faculty, teaches social science, litera- ture and spelling and boys ' physical education, to the eighth graders. This quiet fellow has dis- covered many new friends here In EHS. VIRGINIA GARFIELD In addition to teaching Eng- lish I and II. Mrs. Garfield Is a junior class adviser. She made a big success of The Little Minister, the junior class play. In the spring, she also helped with the junior-senior prom. JEAN GREGORY A new member of the faculty Is Miss Gregory. Her winning personality and her Buick have made her very popular. She teaches world history and girls ' physical education. She finds time to be the freshman class adviser, too. WARREN HARRIS This year, the sophomores have taken an imaginary trip around the world In their world geography class, under the able guidance of Mr. Harris. The debate team has also been suc- cessful under his leadership. Aschenbrene Edans