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

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Seated: Margaret Detweiler, Barbara Price, Joan Lindenman, Joan Benoit, Lucile Thomas Hilma Sweet, Mary Alice Buchanan, Julia McBride, Glen Terry. Standing: Bob Jones, Dick Lawrence, Otto Florence, Bob Norton, Ed Chapin, Bob Barnett Bob Detweiler, Bob Van Engelen, Bill Merritt, Norman Johnson, Dick Salladay. President . . . BOB JONES Secretary . . LUCILE THOMAS E Treasurer . . NORMAN JOHNSON Senior President . . . Senior Secretary-Treasurer . Senior Representative . . Senior Representative . Junior President . . . Junior Secretary-Treasurer . Junior Representative . . . . ED CHAPIN . HILMA SWEET . BOB HARNETT . DICK SALLADAY BOB IVAN ENGELEN . . BOB NORTON . BILL MERRITT Sophomore President . . . . BOB DETWEILER Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Representative . Boys' Club President . . . BARBARA PRICE JOAN LINDENMAN . . . OTTO FLORENCE Girls' League President . . . MARGARET DETWEILER School Pep . . . . . . DICK LAWRENCE School Welfare . . MARY ALICE BUCHANAN School Eligibility . .... JOAN BENOIT Boys Sports . . Girls Sports . . GLEN TERRY . JULIA MCBRIDE

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Second Row: Gerald Wallace, Sponsorg Garth Reid, Central Bank, LeRoy Hughes, School Bank, Edward B. Rogel, Sponsor. First Row: Norman Johnson, Treasurerg Lucile Thomas, Secretcw'y,' Bob Jones, President. Student Council A program for keeping our school clean and also one for increasing student activity through the 100W membership drive were the aims of the Student Council as they started off the school year. Cooperating in every detail with the faculty and students, the Student Council has tried to promote good feeling both between schools and among ourselves. During the year, they have promoted a drive for stopping snow ball- ing, selling defense stamps, and saving paper for defense. The motto of the Student Council this year was Conduct meetings in a business-like manner. There is not a person on the Council who does not now have a well-grounded idea of parliamentary law. The Student Council appreciates the cooperation shown this year, and we hope that, when the curtains part for a new September opening, the actors will give whole-hearted support again.

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Seated: Bill Halley, Assistant Editorg Norman Johnson, Editor. Standing: Gladys W. White, Sponsorg Frank Bracken, Business Managerg Marian Griggs, Assistant Business Manager. COYOTE Snapping pictures at odd moments, disrupting classes, and generally snooping, the COYOTE staff starts the school year off with a bang and continues banging until the last copy is delivered. The two driving forces responsible for this year's book are Miss Gladys White, sponsor, and Norman Johnson, editor. To these might Well be added photographer, proof-reader, salesman, and a list going on into the night. To Miss Agnes Schubert goes a vote of thanks for her help and guidance in the art sections. George Millward, a last year's graduate, receives our plaudits, too, for some of the outstanding shots appearing. As you read the prose and poetry and look at the pictures, you Won't think of the Work, and the staff doesn't intend that you should, but only of the pleasant memories and classmates of the eventful year of 1942. So, with the hope that you thoroughly enjoy every page of it, the COYOTE staff lays down its pen and puts away its camera and typewriters to re- cuperate for another year.