Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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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.

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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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First Row: Lou Ann Holtzen, Dora Jeanne Stutzlnan, Mary Lutz, Carolc Braziv, llclcn Ruth Hill, Della Ann Scott. Second Row: Gloria Crandall, jan Carclcr. -lo Brazic. Nlarjy Drake-, Gladys Persigehl, Lula Mae Dicrkcr. Third Row: X'Villarrl Kimi-rlinu, Cloycc liclwarcls. liohcrt Kulik, Mary Kunkel, Bcnnic Knodcl ,Eddie johnson, Dau- Lzmcasicr. .lIl'!lIlH'l'N r1l1.sc'nI: Dcan Hurd, Eddie Brown. .7Ae6laian roulae 4 The aim of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society is to 'icrcatc a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramaticsv among high school students. The Society, which is non-secret and non-social, is also actively interested in furthering dramatics as an integral part of the educational process in thc high schools of America. In order to encourage students to continue their work in dramatics after they become Thespians, a point system has been adopted by the local troupe. Ten points entitle a student to membershipg a 'Thespian has carnccl twcnty pointsg a Thespian thirty, and an Honor Thespian' forty points. QQ