Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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Firsl How - Jeanne Taylor, Norma NVilliamson, Cerita Nuzman, ,lo Ann Elliott, Carole Brazie, Ann Reed, Donnalce Leeper, Barbara Bean. Marlene lvlontgomery, Carmen Cagle. Second Row - Dale Bringham, Bob Rayborn, Barry Flenuiken, .lack llierce., Larry Sackett, Bob Brinkman. Merlin Neale, Clair Daniels, Mr. VVilliams. Third Row - M. C. Allen, Ray Neale, Bob Allen Eddie Allison, Arden Stutzman, Gary Allison, Dean Hurd, Bill NVarbcrg. we yunior i e In the winter of 1946 and 1947, with no place to go to have a good time after school hours, a few of the Filer lligh School students, interested in shooting decided to organize a rifle club. The work ofthe club is useful and interesting. A person may win high honors in marksmanship in any year of high school. The size. age or ability of the person does not count - it is plain, cool nerve, and girls as Well as boys enjoy the sport. The purpose of the organization is to teach young people how to handle the rifle accurately and to have fun in safe shooting. Only high school students are admitted to the club in this community. The club meets on Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the basement of the Musgrave building, and this permits all members use of the range. The Filer junior llille Club has tired three inter-team matches this year with Twin Falls, Gooding and Burley. and won all three matches. They also Hred the Army Indoor Rifle Course. There are 35 students in the club A about 20 boys and 15 girls. Among these there are 20 marksmen and about 15 sharpshooters. The boys firing the army Indoor Rifle Course made seven marksmen ratings, three sharpshooters and one expert rating. Mr. Williamson is the sponsor of the club.

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