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

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A. VV. MORGAN Superintendent of Schools At the present time the peoples of the world are stricken with thc fear of insecurity. This feeling is the cause of many of our current ills. Your security depends, to a great extent, on the educational foundation you obtain now. Pursue your education wisely and diligently. A. VV. MORGAN, Superintendent of Schools EDNA M. MILLER Secretary to the Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES A. XV. Morgan, Edgar H. Olmstead, Glynn E. Smith, Ernest E. jellison, Rev. Donald B. Black- Stonv, Frank L. Stephan, Edna M. Miller.