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

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Girls' League Unit Officers SENIOR UNIT-First Roz:-: Norma Dickey, Helen Minier, Spnnsm-5 Mary Coughlin, Ruby Kawai. Second Row: Mary Alice Buchanan, Dorothy Ann Neely, Vera Goodman, Janet Pink, Joan Benoit, Eva Dunham. Third Row: Julia McBride, Virginia W'olter, Grace Bruley, Dorothy Van Engelen, Gwen Helfrecht. JUNIOR UNIT-Firsf Row: Ruthann Hayes, Marian Teasley, Ann Ellsworth, Josephine Throckmorton, Sprmso-rg Marian Griggs, Julienne Werne1'. Second Row: Arlene Richardson, Susan Ikenberry, Joan LeClair, Leatrice Bell, Dorothy Cockrell. Third Row: Mary Virginia Benson, Charlotte Richardson, Celestine Salmon, Ollie Fern Seeord. SOPHOMORE UNIT-First Row: Corinne McBeth, Shirley Hayes, Georgia Dean, Spousorg Marilyn Heinrich, Barbara Price. Second Row: Margaret Frazier, Peggy Haggardt, Dorothy Krengel, Virginia Hafer, Gloria Wilson, Carmen Vazquez, Vanetta Paddock, Madge Hay- ward, Charlotte Thompson.

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First Row: Joan LeClair, Vice P0'es'ident,' Margaret Detweiler, Presidentg Maxine Niessen, Treasurer. Second Row: Rose M. North, Sponson' Bernice Babcock, Cfmccssions. P ? At Executive Council Meeting Our Annual Kiddies Christmas Party iN ON Zlilmis i'hampirm and RlH'I?I,67'- Tennis ClLC17H19!Oll, I3EtdHL?.71.f0'H- Champion, and Rim- np: Marie Louden, Ula Harmon Marie Lou en ner-up: Betty Jacky, Pearl Babbel Our Golf Team li!,'g,A!7j' Ql,-,Nj Girls' League Do-Nut Champions , , A Miki - Girl? League We are high school girls! We are American girls! Our motto is In unity there is strength. In working and playing together We find real happiness. We are democracy in action! As the women of tomorrow we will be prepared to meet life with knowledge, courage, and character.

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BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS Otto Florence, 1'r0sirlcnt,' Gerald Wallace, Sponsorg Ted Bechcr, Sccretfcry-Trr'asurer. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row: Lyle Pearson, Carl Higgins, Jim Williams. Second Row: Ted Becher, Otto Florence, LeRoy Hughes, Junior Sponsorg John Flatt, Senioo Sponsorg Gerald Wallace, Sophomore Spfmsoly' Wayne Fuller, Don Kottraba. Boys' Club Because of the condition of world affairs many of the Boys' Club projects have been patriotic in nature. The sale of defense stamps, the construction of stretchers for the Red Cross, the construction of model airplanes for the government, and the appointment of air raid wardens for the school have been some of these projects. Other activities were a Hospitality Committee for new students, Shoe Shine Week, Color Week, an assembly for mothers and Club members and Do-Nut League basketball. During the football and basketball seasons peanuts, pop, and programs were sold at games. The most important social events of this past year have been the annual Christmas Dance on December 12 and the Father and Son Banquet held on April 14.