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

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A. W. M organ, Superintendent B. S., Utah State Agricultural College M. S., University of Idaho In reviewing the high lights of the year, may I say that the students of the Twin Falls High School have outstandingly represented their community as shown by their many worthwhile achievements. The students who have worked to the best of their abilities are the ones who will receive the most benefit. Let us always work together and keep this school a front seat driver. A. W. MORGAN, Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF TRUSTEES Standing: Glynn Smith, Ernest E. Jellison. ISIeated: John H. Breckenridge, Ralph Pink, Edna M. Miller, Frank L. Stephan, Edgar H. Olnistead, A. W organ,

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J ohh D. Flatt, Principal B. S., Spokane University University of Washington Education is growth. Growth' aims to develop all of man's faculties: his ability to understand, to learn, to think, to work with others, to create, to appreciate the heritage of the past, to interpret present day problems, to value today's culture and civilization, and to promote the general welfare. It will make secure the future of our country. Education teaches us not to gloat over past achievements, but to Weld together the structures of to day's civilization, the better to guarantee forever the ideals of democracy. What an opportunity a young per son has to obtain an education and serve the greatest county of all time! JOHN D. FLATT Rose Murray North Coordinator of English-Dean of Girls A. B., Colorado State Teachers College M. A., University of California M. A., Columbia University V Kenneth E. Kai! Vice Principal-Dean of Boys B. S. QBus.J, M. S. LECLJ University of Idaho