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

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Kf.NNF-TH Carbkrr ' Superinteiuh ' iil )l Ctciii (loimtv S( liools Donovan Douglas Principal ol Eniniett High School Administrators Point to Practical Visions An important need in eckication today is the teaching of Americans to imderstand countries and peoples, their jjroblems, their viewpoints, and aspirations. Serious gaps have been revealed with respect to Russia, the Far East, and South America. 1 hese areas ot imderstanding are es- pecially important in that they have a contribu- tion to make to the solution of oin oiitstaniling problem, an enduring peace. Shoidd dreams become realities what more could we ask for? Kennkth Orbf.rrv As we dream of the future, let us not be lost in idle revery, but let us catch a vision of the op- portunity which is oius to enrich not only oiu ' own lives but also the lives of others by fidly living up to oiu ' responsibilities as citizens of oiu ' own democratic nation and as citizens of the world. Then may we ever be alert, striving to- ward a realization of this vision. Donovan Douglas 10

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A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

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Thank You Tlutt :ill nifinhers ot Emnictt High School admiiiisti ;iti()ii h;ivc drcMincd ilicii dreams is evidenced by the goals they have ins|)iieil us lo sei lor ourselves. Ou behalf of the student Ijotly, especially the senior class, we say Thanks a million for all you ' ve done tor us. SQUAW BUI 1 K SAGA STAFF Delsie Rice, Edilar School Board Dreams Of Big Red Schoolhouse Om- school board ' s dream has been that of new school buildings. These men have worked hard to readi their goal, and we know they will continue to work lor the best interests of the Gem County school children. Pictured at tlie kit in the l)a(k row are George Yost and Rov Marteney. In the second row, Harry Uyon anil George S]xros. In Iroul are Gerhard I ' ook and Dr. Rawlinson.