Twin Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Twin Falls, ID)

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ROSE M. NORTH, B.A., M.A. English, Dean of Girls DOROTHY C. CALL, A.B. English CORA M. JENSEN, B.A. s English B.S. OSEPHINE Englislo EVA M. DUNAGAN, B.A. E12 glislo, Latin KATHLEEN POVEY, B.A. Spanish BERNICE BABCOCK, B.A., M.A. History, Latin . LEROY HUGHES, B.S. Commercial Law, History, Business Economics DALE J. WAKEM, B.A., M.S. Geometry, History WARD HOWELL, B.S. History, Sociology, Biology GEORGIA DEAN, B.A. Biology, English HELEN MINIER, A.B. Biology HENRY C. POWERS, B.A. History, Geometry, Coach THELMA TOLLEFSON, B.S. Mathematics

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HOMER M. DAVIS, B.E., B.A., M.A. EDWARD ROGEL, B.A. Superintendent Principal GERALD XVALLACE, B.A. Vice-Princz'pal Faculty Idaho is celebrating this year its fiftieth anni- versary as a state. The entire Twin Falls tract has been developed since the turn of the century. It took intelligence, vision, and foresight to change this land from a sagebrush flat into the finest irri- gation section of its kind in the world. Our coun- try needs people who have the same qualities as our pioneer forefathers. There are many oppor- tunities around us today. It takes hard work to succeed in any field. The students in the Twin Falls High School have a contribution to make to the state and nation. I have confidence in you. eHOMER DAVIS It is very appropriate that this volume of the Coyote should be dedicated to the students, the faculty, and the patrons of the Twin Falls High School, for the achievement of the past year por- trayed and recorded in these pages could not have been possible were it not for the splendid co-opera- tion of these three groups. May this book bring to our patrons a clearer MAYME SWAN Secretary to Superintendent I 3:: wwwc View of the work we are doing in our school. May it in later years bring back to the faculty, dear memories of the time we spent here, and may it be a reminder to the students to hold their school in loyal affection in the assurance that that portion of their lives spent here, molded them into some- thing better than they otherwise would have been. May the knowledge they have gained be joined with wisdom and courage to achieve the happiness and success that we all seek. -EDWARD ROGEL At some time during his life, every student finds his real self. He realizes his abilities, his limitations, his responsibilities, his opportunities for fulfilling his place in society. It is our pleasure to share our knowledge with him, to give him our friendship, to advise him in his problems, and to inspire him to do his best. Our only reward is in seeing him attain his rightful place. --GERALD WALLACE VELVA WATT Secretary to Principal -. wwiuL- A

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ta. AL,,X.., 6. VM AMES E. TOMLIN, B.A. Physics, Business Arithmetic, Geometry JOHN D. FLATT, B.S., Chemistry, Consumer Goods, Coach FLORENCE M. REES, B.A. Dramatics, Speedy GLADYs W. WHITE, A.B. Bookkeeping, Ir. Business, Business English . HELEN LINDENMAN, B.S. Stenogmplay, Typewritz'ng EDITH SLATTER, B.S. s French, Typewriting AGNES SCHUBERT, B.A. Art CURTIS M. WILSON, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts MARJORIE ALBERTSON, B.S. Music Supervisor CHARLES MCCONNELL, B.A. Band RICHARD SMITH, B.A. Orchestra J. V. BRIGGS, B8. A gricul ture JUANITA SUTCLIFF, B.A. H 077w Economics MADELINE GARVIN Girlf Physical Education STELLA HIBBARD, B.S. Librarian -iwwsu .- A A