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

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W. Cam F. Cavender M. Chevalier G. Clapper B. Clary E. Cocltre D. Collins D. Cooper E. Craig Our Town sees itself Helen, the secretary of the Senior unit of the Cirls ' League, is shy — but very sweet. Mark ' s favoriie subjects have been biology and Doris Ann. While Keith is in school he works at bookkeep- ing, but when he is out he works with radios. Pnyllis is a member of the girls ' sextet and A Cappella choir. Cleo furnished music for Girls ' League activi- ties, hter main interest in school has been typing. Buhl lost a good basketball player when Barbara moved to Twin two years ago. She has been very active In the Girls ' League. Her main interest In school has been typing. Scott took part in Do-nut League basketball for three years, but he really prefers baseball. Even though Jerry was In the junior class play he has also found time for basketball and foot- ball. Ruby has been active in dramatics and Is a member of Thespian. Walker was a member of the concert band In his first year. Frank has made many friends during his high school days. Margaret is the very capable art editor on the Bruin staff. She can make a pen talk too! George has enjoyed Do-nut League basket- ball for three years. He is very handy with oil paints. Betty has taken part in three plays and is a Thespian. She enjoys bookkeeping also. She has an Interest In California — and It isn ' t orange groves ! Evelyn has always been nice about lending a helping hand, especially with her clever art work. Deva has been a member of the Home Eco- nomics Club for two years. She also enjoys reading and typing. Don, a guard on the Varsity football team, is a member of the Bruin Club. Because of his dramatic ability In two school plays he was elected to Thespian. Edwin lel t many friends when he moved to Wyoming.

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Our Choir in Full Dress Darwin was bottled up ' In dramatics and poured out performances in three major plays thereby becoming a Thespian. He ouqht to have a sharp wit, for his hobby is collecting pocket knives. Ruby Mae is a very good student especially in commercial subjects. Her outside Interest is music. Violet Mae is a quiet little miss, but she never misses when It comes to making baskets. She has been a G.A.A. member for three years. When Albert is not debating, he is looking for a place to ski. He was a class officer his first year. Gilbert has made many friends even though his activities were usually outside of school. Alice Mae likes dramatics and took part in two of our school plays. Ruth knows how to make good use of her tennis racket as a member of the girls ' school team. She also bowls. Bob. the little bombshell on the debate squad, divides his leisure time between his trombone and Virgie. Frances Is a small, dark-hatred girl whose pastime is typing. She hopes to become a sl enographer. Janette has been a member of the choir for three years. She spends her spare time collect- ing songs. Dorothy is known to her friends as ' Dottle She is interested in typing and hopes to get o job as a typist after her graduation. Verna Lou. that striking (Hjle miss from Ne- vada, really attracts your atrentlon when, she starts talking French, She is a mefriber of G. .A. John, a mighty big footbalh member of the Bruin Club. His decided. Adda Mae. President of the and photography editor of known for her frlendV Ray. ' She has been ' tennis. She is a rnem : Vivian has been mixed chorus. He keeping. Ben likes to carve an arts. He wants to becon Bill, with his curly hair and winntl liked by all including Verna Lou. Marie likes dramatics and has shown out- stranding ability in two all-school plays and three operas. She is a Thespian. smile. R. Bilbao R. Blandford F. Bolyard J. Bos D. Bottcher V. Bowman J. Bradley A. Bracken V. Brewer B. Briggs B. Brooks M. Brooks

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Could this be a pink? Bernlce. wSom wo sometimes call Benny, would run the best of us a hard race in English and stenography. Don flies high In the clouds with his model airplanes, and when he gets down to earth, we are all pleased at hearing the sweet notes issu- ing from his clarinet. Margene twirls to entertain our school. Our hats are off to a gal who can twirl that fast and never get dizzy. Jan is the nickname for a swell girl. Jean- ette is a Thespian because of her splendid work in two major plays. Arthur, with his stamp and calendar collec- tions, plans to stay down on the farm. June has participated In many activities such as: Girls ' League, plays. The Bruin, and The Coyote. She holds membership In Quill and Scroll and Thespian. If you want to get an earful just listen in on the Forum Club or a debate when John Is using the English language to Its best advantage. John claims he wants to be a political boss. He is a member of Thespian. Beauty culture is going to be Prlscllla ' s voca- tion. She likes to knit and also does some singing. LaDema played her way through school with her cello, but even though her nickname is Dim she has a bright smile. If you meet a girl wandering through the halls dreaming, you will know It is Mary Lou. This is Wiki ' s great ambition — Get my Ph.D. and be- come a hermit. Ralph Is the little fellow who flies so high In the air for our varsity track team. Ralph ' s hob- by is studying modern airplanes. He is a mem- ber of the Bruin Club. Shirley Is a member of G.A.A. She likes typing and plans to major in business. Dora Gene has been In orchestra three years. She plans to be a teacher, probably of music. Kimble Is very much interested In radio. His favorite subject Is physics. Betty has had leads In several plays, entitling her to membership In Thespian. She was elected to Quill and Scroll for her work on the Bruin. Vernon enjoys playing his guitar, and has en- joyed his high school days, especially those spent In mechanical drawing. Maxine is an excellent student. She collects match folders as a hobby. Harry claims science and math as his favorite subjects. However, he Is not always serious minded for he has played in the Do-nut League for three years. M. Diffendarfer R. Downing S. Drake D. Durbin K. Durham B. Durllng V. Eggen M. Elliott H. Eslinger