Filer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Filer, ID)

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'r . r -VJ' 1' gk WORKING TIRELESSLY X ' 4 Mayo Kucera Prin cipul Louise Lorain Secretary Thirty-five years in the life of man represents the greater portion and ten. The same years in the life of an educational institution can be but a period of begin- nings and formulation. Still, these years since 1918, have been far reaching and influential when measured in terms of importance to the economy and welfare of the community of Filer and the Magic Valley. - During these thirty-five years, more than twelve hundred young men and women have received degrees from our high school, and hundiieds of others have tarried here awhile, securing such educational advantages pas time and circumstances have permitted. Hundreds more have been influenced by the gains Within. With a record progess, the Filer high school must not be left unnoticed. It still needs the community cooperation-physically, mentally and financially. -KUCERA

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KNOWLEDGE SUPREME Nlauricv il. XVvlsli Sriprfriilfwrzrlvrif Nlrs. jones Sewctury Today our world sw-ms to bv in a constant turmoil. It is up to our chilch'e'u, toclay's stuclvuts, to llavc the ability to lcacl our world to a roalization that unity is essential. It is with 5 A this thought that the faculty and students are striving 'to make our school and community a lu-ttm' plat-v in which to live.

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PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES ,. ,... .,,,,,. J..f School Board Mr. Frm-d Rciclu-rt Mr. J. E. Ilammm-rquist, Clerk Mr. XViIIiam Lunting Mrs. Anno Brown, Clmirman Mr. Ralph NVarcI Mr. Paul Turnipsced Mr. Maurice NVQ-In-In LEADING THEIR SCHOOL Student Body Officers L00 Uriv, Prmiflvrll Gcorgc Downey, Vive Prc'.virlr'nI 'I'Iu-rcssa Mutthim-son, Socretary-Treasurer Mary Lou Pierce, Iicpurlvr