Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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4990 -'WWW' s HQIIFBQY First Row - Della Ann Scott, Vivian Lancaster, Helen Prough, Haroldine Hainline. Second Row - Christine Moore, Mary Lutz, Lou Ann Holtzen, Verla Schroeder, Patty Schnitker. ir 45 , eague The Girls, League was organized in the fall of 1947 and has flourished since then. Every girl in Filer High School automatically belongs to it. It was organized to promote a general feeling of democracy in the school and to bring a sense of loyalty, friendliness, and cooperation among the girls. Highlights of the year to date of publication of this annual are a welcome party for the new girls, a special Thanksgiving program and offering, and the Alice in Wonderland Ball. Other activities to be held are a hobby show, the Sadie Hawkins dance, and a Mother-Daughter tea. Mrs. Warberg is the capable sponsor for the Girls, League.

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First Row - Mildred Winkle, jean Kistler, Haroldinc Iiainline, Wesley Anderson, Gloria Cran- dall, Helen Prough. Second Hou' - Jack Pierce, Keith Burgess, Dolores Graves, Ann Recd, Mary Ellen Vickers, Vivian Lancaster, Carmen Cagle, Murjy Drake. Standing - Dean Hurd. VVillurd Kimerling, Cloyce Edwards, Lee Sharp, Dorothy Peterson, Ieannie McGregor, Esther Bodenstab, Betty Moore, Patty Sehnitker, Lillian Bobal, Jessie DeKlotz, Barbara Fife, Jan Carder, Barbara Smith, Mrs. Wilder, Della Ann Scott. llfwfclcaf .gay Through the work and cooperation of the VVildcat staff and the sponsors, Mrs. VVarberg and Mrs. Wilder, a better VVILDCAT has been produced this year. The paper, which is issued monthly, has been enlarged to include features of interest to all students. Each stall member has cooperated willingly. The Typing II Class assumed the responsibility for printing the WILDCAT. The staff Wishes to thunk them, Mrs. XV3l'l'l0l'fI, and Mrs. Wilder, for the time and effort devoted to the preparation of an improved school paper,

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Svalml - 'l'olniny joslin. lilincr Lamps. Dah' .Iaspm-r. Dm-an Nh-Annally. Charlcs Crawford. Franklin Crawford, Fri-d Lancastcr. La-slcr Pvtcrson, liddir- Iohnson. XVarrvn llart. Ardc-n Stntzinan, Duane Sharp. First Hon' - l x'c'd Ilaialinv, Myrl Sclirocdcr, Ccnc Schiitlcr. Ronald Sharp, Mr. llall. Svroncl Hou' - Bill Blass. -lack l'ic1'u-. Clcnn W'inklc. Norris 'lihic-nic. jr-rry Eiscnhancr, Art DvVisscr, XYcldon 'Frm-lmlood, Boyd Tipton, Dennis Nix-lson, Darrm-ll Kallxlicish. Lawrcncc Kniggc. jot' Nlillcr. Nlarvin Fonts. Tlzirzl Hoa - Lcc Schuyler, Don Ryan, clin- Courtncy, Tod Johnson, jerry Dunlap, Paul XYrighl, Ilovvard Mills, Curtis XVilkins. Max llc-utor, llnhcrt 'llllil'llll', Byron Thomas. Richard lhlcr, Bill Olson. ju fare armerb ofjdmerica The school year of '48 and '49 opened with 5-1 members enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. rllhlill, will be four candidates eligililc for thc Statc Farmcr's Dcgrcc this year, and two dclcgatcs will be elected to go to the state FFA Convention in Boise. FFA IN THE FAIR: Bill Blass, Ag. IV, came out with Champion Showmau - beef. N Larry Sackvtt, Ag. III, was Junior Champion - beef. N Glenn iVinklf', Ag. Il, xx as IllDlOl' Showman - Sheep. Byron Thomas, Ag. II, was junior Champion Showman - swine. Art DcVisSer, Ag. 11, was junior Champion Showman - clairy. FFA Activities FFA gfficers Basketball Team Crop Contest Livestock Iuclging and Public Speaking Vice-Prcsiflcnt .. Tl'c'1ls111'c1' ......... S Uf'rz'!ary ....... licporlcr ..... Pl'l'SIll1'lIl ...........,....,.,................... VVarrcn llarl Frccl Ilainlinc- jack l,lL'l'L'0 Eddie johnson Ardcn Stntzman Those flashy official FFA jackets which a few of the order for the first time in several years. members are sporting are again available