Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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PRINCIPAL C. XV. BOYD Stale Music Specialist Ccrtifirlitc' IJiI'l'Ci0I' of Music MHS. Fl,lfNNlKEN 1'llI,Qii.S'il - llixlnry 6LClfl,Ag Une of the most important jobs facing todayis high school teachers is to create in all pupils a desire to grow up into good citizens - good citizens in the school, in the community, in the nation and in the world. It is easy to teach the responsibility for helping to solve the problems of our own immediate environ- ment-or even the problems of the nation as a whole, but much more difficult to teach the broader responsi- bility of world citizenship. Because todayls teachers are more world-conscious, their students are experiencing a keener awareness of desperate situations the world over. Today teachers must turn out pupils who are inspired to do their best in ridding the world of the animosities engen- dered by the war and in trying to cement together with generosity and service the far-Hung fragments of a broken globe. If we as teachers are unfaltering in our task, we shall prove ourselves worthy of the privilege and the re- sponsibility of teaching democratic citizenship in a world which is struggling for peace, comfort and security. - E. W. MH. WILLIAMSON B. A. University of Washington llislnry - Cmisarner Training MRS. WILDER B. S. University of Idaho Typing - Simriiunui - Bookicccpir .Y sz si 5- , V ? If ff' 'MN'x is -I . ti Q JY J X. we

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First Semester Svufefl: llclvn Prongli, Dollar Ann Scott, Viviun Laxllulstw, lXl1ll'CK'll11 Bocluilstailw. Clurislinc- Moore. Slunzlingz Barry FlUlllllliCll, -luck Pin-rev, Howard Mills. XV11rrc-n Hurt, -It-rry Dunlap, Tcd -l0lllISOI'l, Max Rector, Eddie Allison. .gguclenf gounci Meera Svrllvzlz Dulv Bringliznn, 'l'lu-ron Brown, liddiv johnson, Holm ltuylmorn, l rvrl Lum'z1stc'r. Sfunrlingz Larry Sur-ki-tt. Curtis XVillcins, Dt-llu Ann Scott, Mary Ellen Vickvrs. Carry Allison. Cliristinv Moor:-, Lon Ann lloltzc-n, liilfllilfll Sinitli, Bill xVl'1llJl'l'Q.L, Cloriu Suckctt. ------W.,.........,M,, M15 5 A if iii stgekii Second Semester