Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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-..-. -- Q, N i N a a i t Sax i Outstanding Quartet Players Hmmm' Bi.s-Imp, Iiclflic lirmrn. Iilllllfl' Amlrzruzv Ilan' l,um'u.s'l1'r. Lulu Mm' IJir'rkw'. cll'l7l',Lfl'7ll' llnlfzz-n l Hull lluylmrn Le l ir.xl lluir: Mary SL-lilaliLZm'. lilla Sapa-r. Nm-llic' llulloxxay. Uallm-luv lCmlw:ii'nlx. Sliirlvx Clay. Xlgixim- lfiliiuvy. -lim-pliiiiv jayu. Duluri-s Cixnws, Ymlim- Sluinu-l'. l.:mra lfmxrliu-3. lx.il-4-llv ffmnlm-x. lCx1lu-r llmlm-nxlaln, llrxna- lm- la-1-por, lXlan'jm'in- Nlulnialnzn. .-Kim ll:-1-il. lillu-I vlasln-l'. C.1yl4-n- llullfi-ii. llmmlv lxmll, 'Xlary lawpn-r. lla-lly Killik, Nvamla Lull. Gloria Saivkx-ll. 511111111 llmr: fflyzla lfnlxiuilclx, Klvrxla Xufmall. fvllia Slulfman. l7nris NYri11'lil, l.0y0Lla Nlarlvr, Xlarjy Dl'alw. Mary Kimkm-l, Yl'illaral Klum-rlimj. Cflnyw- licluanlx, Ilan- l.am-ash-i'. I-Zvi-n-tt Amlrn-ws. Dm-an Blaks-slm-i-, Tc-Ll llayo, llolx Brinkman. l,uri-in llixnki- NYilma liilxxunlx, Inns- lln-nsluck, llc-ulali Fwy. joan Mill:-r. .-Xrlz-nv Nlin-llvr. llammia Tillzmy. Slfllwzlz Pianixl. Xlau'u.n'4-I .-Xml lin-1-un. liarlmra l nl'l'4-511-11 Maxim- Allan, Maxim- Carh'l'. Gloria Cframlall. limi Slnlm-r, ll.i:'x.-x llmlkins. llu'lr.ircl Sl.u'r, ffllarla-s Alln-n, Nl. C. Alla-n, Kvitll Biirum-SN, VW-sln-y Aiinll-l'sm1, Cn-nm' Sllllmm. ,lan ifalmlvi. llaiulrlim- llainlim-, l'.il llyilll. Kay' Cumllm-. 1' .............-..- SW

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i C. VV. BOYD, l7llllCC'I'OR ol-' Music ufiic The Filer High School music department has a record for the past three years that is something to be proud of. The band received three first division ratings and the chorus one first and one second. Our soloists and small ensembles have placed in the upper division at all festivals. The hand, chorus, and other music groups have participated in many civic functions during the school year and the band has been chosen to play for the Buhl Rodeo for the past two years. ,5,,,-.., - - - -....-..g. Filer High School is indebted to Mr. Boyd for the time and patience he has expended in the creation of a fine music department. l ir.vl Rim' Margaret Ann Bi-ein, Cloyee lidwarzls. Maxine Cantrell, Jeannette Newman, Martha Kunkel, Belly Klilik, l.ula Nlae l7ic'rkel'. Eililiee Xlivlwws. Verlw Selil'neLlel'. Georilem' Holtzen. Serunll How - Willzlrll Kimi-rling, Hay Neale, linlalie Brown. Bonnie liislwp. Vlllifll Rout f Norman Skinner. Elbert Stroud, Clydn Eclwarcls. Nlary Kunkel. Uayline fllblilttll, Donna lies- Davis. Holm Rayhorn. Paul Lancaster. Nancy Shelton, Conrad liclwards, NVilma Pltluarils. Darlene Edwards. Mary Lutl. Lou Ann Holtzen. Standing.: f Lula Meyer. Harlxara lim-an, lxlyrl Sel1rus'cIu-r, Nlr. Boyd, 'Xlariy Drake. Fourth Rau' f Crue Sutton Larrv Creasev De'm lilalwsley, Dave Laneaslr-r. l.au'rs-nee Kuiyiue, Hli'll21l'Il lhler. F11 cl Laneaster, Merlin Neale, FV0Tl'ttA.4llLlI't'Vc'S. Wt' fn- wJ ami.,

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IQQQCA all l 6Ll'l'l6L ETHEL S WARBEHC, Dmncron OF SPEECH AND DRAIKIA The difficulty of producing a winning team is not alone the job of the athletic coach. The dramatics coach of each school also faces this same problem when the speech festival rolls around. Our Mrs. Warherg carries this load along with being adviser to a successful Girls, League, sponsor of the Senior Class and Thespians, and adviser for this annual. She has in the past produced more successful plays than the average dramatic coach. She has an enviable record at speech festivals with her students from Filer High. As this annual goes to press we need not expect less for 1949. She is a graduate of Linfield College and a tireless student of lifeg keeping a fresh and vibrant outlook by keeping constantly in touch with the pulse of hopeful living.