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

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CAST All the world ' s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. — Shakespeare.

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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES The home room representatives, elected from the home rooms and the class presi- dents have put In a busy year. They report what has taken place in student council meetings to their home rooms or organiza- tions. They take to the council the ideas and wishes of the groups they represent. Left row: B. Barrett. B. Moulton, D. Harrinqton, R. Cruiclcshank, R. Jenson, J. Colburn, R. Chad- wick, D. Sawyer, Mr. Douglas. Middle row: E. St. Germain, G. Dewey, S. Harwell, E. Mansfield, B. Despain, T. Thayne. Standing right; R. Willis. D. Kroush, H. Howard. Seated in back: L. Malone, J. Wood. Seated in front: G. Kuichi, R. Morfin, A. Sonde, B. Speros. tu4ent Council COORDINATORS IN CHARGE OF STAGING PLANS It takes more than television stars to make a show just as it takes more than students to make a school. Behind these scenes are our hard-working student council, hieaded by President Mary Anna Kirkpat- rick, the council has promoted many projects, and has coordinated the efforts of students and faculty. They carried out the sportsmanship campaign and Junior Red Cross drive. The council decorated the halls at Christmas and sponsored noon dances which provided entertainment for everyone. OFFICERS Pictured at the right are president. Mary Anna irkpatrick, and Stanley Spoor, vice-pres.dent who have had their hands full managing the af- fairs at home. In the picture are Mary Lou Crouch, secretary, who kept busy taking notes at meetings: Joy Elsberry, treasurer, had charge of the books, Mr. Douglas, the adviser: Joan Walker, advertising manager.

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fleuf ca t September I 2 October 10 November 24 December 20 December 22 January 3 January I 7 January I 8 Janua ry 19-20 April 6 May 2 I May 23 May 26 The casts go on the air for the first broadcast of the year. Officers are elected to direct the show. Class meetings are held in which we are told of the proposed activity ticket policy. We have a brief station break as we go to work on the turkey. If the next two days don ' t pass quickly, we ' re likely to break the screen. At last! We can switch off the set and leave the broadcasting to Santa. Back to school with resolutions to make this year ' s programs even better. We do a great deal of adjusting and repairing our sets to get in tip-top shape for semester tests. T-Day arrives — test day, that is. More of the same. Our set is badly run down. This spring vacation will give us time to make necessary repairs. Seniors file soberly to baccalaureate. We see the seniors receive their diplomas at the most thrilling broad- cast of the year. We close recording for three months while members of the cast seek new contracts.