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

 - Class of 1950

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Twin Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Twin Falls, ID) online collection, 1950 Edition, Cover
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They have not developed the skills and interests to enjoy the diverse cultures that are characteristic of the civilization of which they are a part. Therefore, make it a point to educate yourself broadly. Have many interests. Learn to appreciate and to under- stand different peoples and things, past and present. Then you will find life interesting and challenging. -John D. Flatt BOARD OF TRUSTEES Standing-A. W. Morgan, Charles I. Kelly Seated-F rank L. Stephan, Edgar H. Olinsteacl, Clyde Koontz, Glen E. Trail. Arthur Kleinkopf-Director of Curriculum and Teaching Personnel When peoplels minds are in a state of doubt and uncertaiutyg when they are suhjcctecl to conflicting theories and philosophicsg when they are confronted with new and dangerous weapons of warfare which may either destroy civilization or bring untold b essings, then education is truly the symbol of hope for future existence and happiness. In it we place all our confidence for solving the personal, political, social and economic problems of all mankind. It must lead the way to a better and happier world. -Arthur Kleinkopf ROSE MURRAY NORTH Coordinator of English . . Dean of Girls The most amazing word in our language is the word hc-come. What you wish to he ten years from now you are at this time he- coming. Formulatc il philosophy of life. Start working according to the pattern which you set for yourself. Most of all, he thankful that you have the American way of living-lauglb ing, working and looking up at the stars-a way which will help you hr-come a worthy man or woman. -liosis Muiumx' NORTH KENNETH E. KAIL Vice Principal . . . Dean of Boys There is no such thing as luck. It is just a fancy name for careful preparation and con- stant mental alertness to scnsc an opportunity when it arrives. My wish for each student of T.F.H.S. is that he may have the good judgment to take advantage of the many occa- sions provided for him to develop into the type of person whose progress and success in life does not require the constant alibi that his failure and another's success is simply due to luck or the lack of it. -Kenneth E. Kail IOSEPHINE ALBERTSON JEANETTE ANDERSON IACQUELINE ARNOLD English Spanish Art BERNICE BABCOCK ARNOLD D1-PAUL IKALPH VV. EDXVMKDS I,ntin-lli.wIo1'gf Government-Worlzl Problenls Agriculfurv A. HAY FIKE JOHN GREGORY CHI-:STE11 I.. IIANSEN Physics-Math History-Coach Shop EINVARD LANDICR EI,slE M. LINDGREN HARRIET IIELEN MINIER Aufn llricing--Coach English Biolugzy-Psychology REX I.. OLSON HELEN M. PAYNE HENRY C. POWERS Biology Stcnography-Typing Math-Coach r:l1AnLEs L. RA'rC1..1FEE GAR'1'H 0. REID ELFRIEDE REINSDORF Band English-History Typing Student Government PRESlDENT'S CABINET Left to Right-Attorney General, Chad Hullg Clerk of the House, Diane VVeuverg Secretary of State. Emery Peterseng Secretary of the Treasury, Betty VVl1itneyg Presiclent, jack Crossg Secre- tary of Citizenship, Bette Cronenlmergerg Secretary of Activities, Merwin Bugleyg Secretary of Pep, Bt-wrly Algerg Clerk of the Senate, Geraldine Cranclall. Student Body Officers Prc.s'ifICnf-Iuek Cross X'ffl'-Pl4l'Sllll'llfnl.CU xvllllClll'2lCl Sm'l'vml'y-Vex' Xulclu Strong 7'rvusurcr-Betty XVhitney Pl'illl'llJ!lI-X111 john D. Flatt tudent Government . SENATE Standing-l'at Ratlike, Terry llinkley, Lee Bartlett, John Merrill, johnny Perkins, Nolan Ford, Marian Pm-ttygrove, joyu l7l'tQ'HI'0V0, Eddie Allison, Mrs. Patricia Thomas. Seated- Sue Simmons, Don Thomas, Geraldine Crandall, Im- NVliit4-- liead, Cary Wilson, Nan Sodcn, Rosamary Wilson. House or REPRESENTATlVES Siumling-Bolm Nielsen, Dixie Miller. Mr. john D. Flatt, Loyde Kuka, Phyllis Mack, Nancy Core, Bud Cross, 'll-d Dm-tton, lirnest Allred, Dick Robinson, Dm-lita Grout, Mary Urshan, Virginia Crist, Patty Huetlic-r, James Clievalicr, Bill llansvn. Seated-llarold Prnnty, Edith Gillespie, Patricia Skinner, Diane Weaver, Van Romney, Zandra Thomas, Freda Molitor, Daunna Lincoln, Merlin Howard. Student Government . SUPREME COURT lmfl In Riglzt-Rosalind Luka-. Bob Crowley, Donna Gcpner, jim Priest, Jerry Forsling, Arm Mac Bagley, Shirley Smith, Larry Church, Jack Koontz, YOUTH DAY COURT Hmong-f lun:-un 'Q' ,-.-.yum EDUCATION XVEEK SPEAKERS lfirxl lhnr, lvl! to riglzl: Ln' Wlzin'lu'nrI. Iivllv Crmu'nlu'rgr'r, Dinnr' Wvurf-r, Luumlir Clmnwy. S f'01lIl Huw, lvfl fn riglll: Gary II'il.mn. Van liuinnry. AMERICAN LECION OHATUIIICAI, CONTEST FINALISTS Lrff in riglll, .w'uh'rI: Pllglllix' P1lym'. Hrllf' ffrmn'nlu'rg1wr Burr Bond. Smmling: Clmzl llull. Russ Millwr. lwz' U'lliIr'l1r4lf Ilan: Df'll1l, Secretaries MISS JOYCE SXVAII'l'l.l-IY NTIS. EDNA MII.I.EIi f Ieeee e Ae I YOUTH XVICICK UI I ICEIIS Lrff to right: C!7IlITl,'I,lYIll7l. jmmnr' C:Y'lll'l',Yj Mayor, Lzfr' W'l1il1'lmrldg C'num'ilman, Bill Mungl-rg fluuncilnmn. jvrznnv Mmzdrafmng Coun- rilman Bob Mingn :nm nn! pr1'.vf'nt for thu picluru. A I., ,, , mi YOUTII XYICICK H,-Xl,I,Y Fr- x , I - n 431 , xx-. lx M Q p w k ' S' ' t A 5 I I W QQ' :A nw V' 'ffl h H RX W R ,L , f , , , gf m . W 'M . ,wk M f , ' 'Wxf x k - wg? Kfxfma U, T . K X XfL?L!iCg:i ' 5 f ,0 '.4,.Q l M W .5 f Ei jxgjigff v r 1, f,.- ' 3 ll Rik X '31 '. 0 ' Mil 7, ' 1' I' N f 1 ' , .n , ,- XWKN Q K ,X 'N E' V X Hxxx-4 Q .X QL 'I ,W f,9 Mm .. - , - M ,Q R., 14,2 . M,1xif.p, 4' !, W X , PAQ p.L.,q 4 ,,.-fi GN ' :M 'N 'af H513 w x S ' I -S yd Vx X ,XA fi!! -. ilaiixkx y x lv Q I' ,f , X XK 'X ' ' 'fl 2 fx Y I 'sly' N N , tix l . A f A7 - J WV ' WU k',Nw..uw Y w' X ,cm X X xx X Y ' 1 I N, 'lf , I LTf fe - . X QM' A f ., ,T -'-' 'L Q gg 4 , rf - ..-, , ,. ' ' . , L f ' ' - A 1 ,fn ,f,,,gL-li., iiwfffkqfgjf A K A LASSESE CLASS o 950 The class of 1950 has a notable record of achievements. Our junior and senior plays. Growing Painsv and Lavender and Old Lacef, received favorable acclaim by both adults and students. The seniors have been prominent in the Girls, League and the Boys' Club as well as other extra-curricular activities Which help in the development of students. As mid-century graduates, we shall join the lengthening and enviable list of Twin Falls High School alumni. May we prove to be worthy of that association! -KJN11 OFFICERS President W c, Kay Larson Vice-President c Emerson Clark Secretary so e c, e o Norma Peterson Sponsor Miss Bernice Babcock Sponsor c Miss Helen Minier Officers and Sponsors examining the Ditto machine presented to the school by the Class of 1950. Stunt Assembly Senior Ball Lavender and Old Lace Christmas Assembly lla-vcrly juan Alger Bev Girls' lmzlgull- Slzllulilu: Coiulnitlvo Cluxinunn 2: l'ri-sill:-nl's Cnlxinm-I 43 P4-11 Clulr 2-I3-4g Pl'1'SlllL'l!t Pup Clulm 45 l .T.A. 'l'r4'nsllrvr -lg 'flu-spinn 3-4: Quill und Scroll 4g Growing Pains 3g 'l'isl1 45 Ln- vundcr and Old Luce 4. Dre Louis Atkimnn Pdf Has!-lmll 4. slurlry Iiartlrlt l1'.ll.A. 3-1. I-jlmwria Alger Vvrlu A Cappella Clmir 3-45 Tul- r-nl Show 49 Bowling 4. Mvrxuin Dec Bagley Bull Pr0sidcut's Cabinvt 45 Choir 3-4g Talent Show 4. Allan Eugene Bates Bates Choir 3-4. Ernest Allred Ernie House ul lll-pri-sl-utativw -lg F.F.A. 2-I3-4. Vemv C. Barnard Yell Leader 4g Pop Club 3-43 A Cappella Choir 3-4g Football 2. Joy Beckwith F.H.A. 2g Coyotv Staff 3. .Hmm Aunix l .ll.A. 4. Lrun jay Burllc!! Foollmll Manager Virgil Bm-neg Raul wx Max Blllingslvy Mickey Hlll Brown Darrell L. Cardwell In Alla Bishop Io Girls' Lcnglic Stnncling Commitli-c Chairman 25 Growing Pains 35 Or- chestra 2- A Cappella Choir 3-45 Talent Show 2-3-45 Twirling 25 Pep Club 2-8-45 Ski Club 3. Deane Brown Brownie Bnskotlmll Manager 35 Pe Band 45 Honor Band KE Band 2-3-45 Bruin Club 45 Talent Show 3-4. Boyd Carlson Bird Carolc Booth l .ll.A. 3. Calvin Calico Cr1l,' Pi-p Club 3-4. Joann Cates jo Pe Club 3-45 F.H.A. 45 'Tgowing Pains 3. Duane Bollmnx Dee Ski Cluh 2-3-45 Footlmll 45 llunil 2-53-45 Pop Band 2-3--45 'l'ull'nf SIIUW 4. Lila Alice Cmnplwll Lilly I+'.lI.A. 3-45 Lnvvud0r and Old Lace 45 A Cappella Choir Q3-4. Darlrnr' Cliaclrl Cluulcl Pi-p Club 2-35 Tish 4, IL-flVl'lll.ll'l' and Old Lace Muilun ll'ri,1.1l1l l.llIlfi'll'i Chmwy l.rluric ,lulmny Cln'l'alir'r Cln'vie Carolyn Clark Mug . , J , H ' . ' -' Girls' l,i-ngili' Smmlniu Bflllll Club -lg Football ill, Clgli ?'. 3'4i, CUPS Gunnnilli-if Glinirnmnn S33 2-F3-4g Ski Club fl. A m l' , mndlnll , lm m' 'I-n,Abm.l,r Girls' Lmmu, 4: tm- Chanmmn 45 Ski Club lluuw of llm-px'i-svlilalivn'S 33 Si-cn-lary-'l'r4-nsim-r of Sci- Mfiynrlrfl Clark Clark 1 - 1 2-3-43 Band 2-I3-4: llmnn' Band 4g A Capps-lla Choir gnu- Lliib 35 lcptffkilx 4- 1.-53-43 n-spizum I3--5 . i .. , .,. Glub 2-Il--13 D4'Clzunntiuu llrliliv' Cnx N0.w ' Alun' G' Cnnlwllliy LIU. . .. . . . ,. Svcrvtnry bupllunmn' Pint Girls' Lvagm- 2g Vim' Prim- iilcnt luniur Unit Girls' l.4-auzlw fl: Girls' lmaxulli' Pri-Qicls-nt -lg lluwlinu -lg Gruwing l':nnx 3. .31 C-rowing Pains JS: Our lln-urls NVQ-rv Young :mil Guy fig .-X Cnppvlln Glnmir 4. !xfL7llI-Dl'lI1l Craig lfnlu ' Marvin Glrn f'nirlf'.v Marr Hmm , c'l. l' 2 'l'4i .s l 'f . . . . , tary bvnmr Unit ul Buys N'l m ' club 'li millmr Club 4' Football 2-8--1: llgnnl 2443--lg Pi-p llnncl I3--lg 'l'rac'k 23 H1154-lmll 4: llznnl llunur llannl -1. 29 A Gappvlln Glnwir 4. linmrvnn Clark ul'lI7ll'fn X wi'-l'l'i-snlclil of Scuim' Glnss -lg lluuw ul livprv- wnmtivi-S S33 Bruin Glnb fl-4: llaskvtlmll S3-4: 'Truck Il--ig llnml 243-4g Orclnw- lm -1. Pnl f'nup4'r Pvp Club 2-Il-41 Girls' lmanlin- St.inilnn1 Gnnnnitl tm- Glminnnn 21 Gnyuli- Slzlll-l--1. llirlnirrl fiI'llll'fUl'fl I4'.l ..-X. 2-ll--4. llvlh' M. Cron1'nlwrg4'r Tux l'l'l'SlCll'llt Suplmmurc Unil Girls' 1.4-auguc 25 Svcn-tary nl' Girls' l.1-nfxuc' -lg l'n-si- 4lm'ul's Cnbinvl 4: IR-p Club 2-Ii--lg 'l'lu-spiaul :E-4: Quill nucl Scroll 3-4: 'l'isl1 'lg l,alv1'mlvl' R Olml l.m-1- -l: A l.nppl'llu Lluur 2-Il--li xxvlllllvl' iu Stun- lloulmuan- liuu Il: l3..X.R. slam- wiuun-r -lg l,1-giuu c,I'1llUl'll'ill Cun- lvr-l lfiluulial Il--la llruiu Slull' 2-Flg Cuynh' Slalfl 23 Qum-vu ul' Vulvulim' llalll 4, l.uw1'1'm'w Il. Duiglz l.urrg1 llruiu Club I3--lg ,l'lll'SDlAlllS il-Al: Crowilu.: Puiuxu fl: lfuulbull I3-4g 'l'rm-k :Z-23-la Cub Buskvtbnll 2. Ted Detton House of Rc-prcsentativvs 4g Band 2. Arnulfl Frank Crnxx jm:k,' Sopllmuurv Class l'r4'siclL'nl 25 Suulvul Body Prcsiclcul -lg Iuuior Class ll1'1ll'L'Sl'l'llll- tin- 31 Bruin Club 2-3-4: I.uvn-umlvr and Old Lm'v -1: 'I'ruL'k 2-fl-4: Football 2.3,-lg Bnskvllmll 25 A Calp- pvlln Choir F3-4. H1-ity Lon Drun l .ll.A. 2. Burl D1'tw1'ilvr Ski Tvam 2--lg Ski Club 2--lg Scivlwo Club 4. .Al ,V Doris Crnwxurl Dorm Rem-mary Drum Hour F.lI.A. -4, ll'illium Drll'ul1l Bill Sopluuuorc Class Rvprv- a4'x1tuliVc 2: lluyw' Club Sz-crm-tary-'l'rL-:mlrc-r 4: Foot- lfmll 2-S31 'l'rzu-k 2-233 Bans- kvtbull 2g A Cuppvllal Choir 2-:lr-1. lm' Cyphwr lvflllllll' D1'nm'g1 lil1u'kif l7.lI.A. 2-rl-4. Slzirlwu D1'll'ill P1-p Club 2. Brucrly Ann Dmum Bev IIOIISK' of II4-prm-sm-utativm 35 Cirlw' lwujllls' Shluxliml ffululnihvl' Clmirumu 35 l'4-p Club fl: l .lI.A, -15 l,4u'c-mln-r auul Old I.nc'1 ' Al. Ilrlvn Iran Iimgrlx Orly P:-p Club I3--4: lluud 2-3. Lyman Farris 'l 1'urIvx.v Furrix' llasvlsull 3-45 llauul :3-45 l'4-p Band -l. ffullrml Dunn Coke F.II.A. 45 Ski Club 4. Palrivirl Anna Iirirzvnn Pnl l'1-p Club 45 Bowling 4 A Cnppvllu Choir 2-3-4. Nmurf Luv Fivld Nan F.H.A. 2-45 Pe-p Club fl Hnucl 2-I3-45 lluuur Baud -il Carmvn Glu: Easton A Cappella Choir 2-8-4. Patricia lirwin Patti Pop Club 2-3-45 F.H.A, 35 Tish 35 Lavender and Olcl Lace 45 Twirling 2-3. Rulwrt Gvnrgr' Flynn Boll Vicv-Prn'sid:'ul Buys' Club Sm-uior Uni! 45 Bmin Club 3--15 F.F.A. 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Track 25 Band 3. Hula Ffashnnn Tlznmns Fnlaxh, Ir. Tom N' 1 Bruin Club 2-3-45 Secretary Bruin Club 35 Growing Pains 35 Football 3-45 All Big Six Guard 45 Basketball 3-45 All Big Six Forward 35 Basm-ball 2-35 Travk 3-4. :Inn Ford Allvn Stnliill' 4: Bruin Club 2-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Erick 2-3-45 Binks-tbnll ,lcrry Fnrsling Suprvnu- Court 45 Svivuu Club 4. Janws I ulmcr lim Ruth Crmlnvr Rufhiz ' l .ll.A. 45 Bmul 2-3-4. Archiv French Arch Housc of Rm-prvscntativos 33 Baskctlmll 2. Harlem' Camlurrl Psp Club 2-3-45 Ski Club 2-3-43 Bruin Staff 4: Girls' Lvnfluv Unit Officer 24 Dvclumafion 82 Lnvcndvr and Old Lace' 4g A Cap- pvlln Choir 2-3-4. Donna Gcpncr Coyote Staff 3-45 Pep Club 2-3-4g F.H.A. 2-3-45 Supreme Court Judge 4. llirmn Fry Rey DuVcrn Fullrr Dec Tall-nt Show 4. F,F.A. 2-3-4g Bruin Club 3-4: Track 2-3-4. Harley Gambrcl A Cappeua Choir 3-4. Dorothy Gardner Dot Bowling Jack Cillvspie Jackson K - Band 8-45 Orcln-Shu 4. Gffmf uPi lk!l I Hmmlrl Glunx Raul Da-lim Cmnt Duc House- of lim-pra-sa-ntutivm-s 4g F.H.A. 2-3-4. Prvsidvnl -1. Prvsitlvnl Distric! -'lg A Cnppc-lla Choir 2-3-4. Val Ilrmkins Hank F.F.A. 2-3--lg F.F.A. judg- ing 2-3-45 G r 0 win g Pains 3. f:IlI IlYll, Urwrrl Ifuuflmll 2-3-'15 Hand 2-3- flg Pe-p Bnncl 4. lizvfm Ilull' Zet Pvp Club 45 F.H.A. 2-3-4. Kenneth 111171-SVI! Red Eancl Z-34 Stage Iwlanmgc-r Grrulrlinv Gfcsslcy Virginia Gris! Ginny Ilnufv of Ih-pn-svnmtiv:-s llmlncy Hall Hull 45 LILA' 3-4' Trar-k -1, Ronald llmnmrl Bah Hansing Bobby F' F.A. 2-3-45 Basketball Kcnnvth H. Ilnrmison Kf'n' 24 Talent Show 4. it ww Norma Holman llnusm- of llt-p11-st-xitaitivvs 35 Pi-p Cluli 25 Girls' Lviugiiu Stauidini: Commit- lvc Clulinuan 4. Naomi Ilvrrun lIf'rron Ort-ln-stra 2-3-45 A Cap- pvllll Cll0ir 4. Mvrlin Ilnwuril Muff llmiu Club 2-fl-4, Presi- di-ut 45 Gmwim: Pains 35 Si-uato 35 llousc of Rep- Lmlra Alia' Heaton Shorty st'L'l'L'lHl'y of Girls' Lvaguo -lg F.H.A. 4, Pnrlinuwutzxri- an 45 Baud 2-3-45 Or- chcstm 3-4. Juanita Hill Midge Standing Cmmnittve Chair- nmu of Girls' League 45 SQ-uior Ort-lu-slru 2-23-45 Tallunt Show 3-45 Science Cluls 3. Gary Iludson House of R1-prcscutativcs rm-M-utntivvs 45 Football 35 Ski Club 3-4. :K-45 llusm-hull 2-3-4. Lzmrinc Ilrvzlon SliorIy Naomi V. Hdnrivll F.H.A. 2. Faye Hoffman F.H.A. 24 A Cappella Choir 4. Patricia Iliivtlwr Pal lluusv of llcpri-si-utntivi-s -lg F.H.A. 2-3. F.H.A. 2-3-4, 'l'rm-:isurvr 4. john Harris lack Sruiur Band 4. Cllrui Hull Tim Vice--Pri-siclviit Sophomore Uuil of Boys' Cluh 25 Pros- itlvut Junior Class 35 Presi- ilntv's Cabins-t 45 Bniin Cluli 45 'flivspuxus Il-45 Growing: Pains 35 Luv- viulvr :md Old Lace 45 Bnskvtlmll 25 Bmsvlmll 2-3- 45 Football 2-3-43 District VVinnvr Amvrivzui Legion Orutorivnl Coutvst 4. 4 ' K hlnnh y lluIz'ln'nwn Ilufch llzuul 3-4. Sami: Luc' lmwlmn 'Al.nu l'm-p Clulv 2-41 'l'lu-s.pi:u1 2-fl--lg l'l'vsiLl1'nl 'l'llz-wpiun 4: F.'I'.A. 45 Lilwrurinn l .'l',A. 43 Duu'l 'luke My l'4-Imp 23 Our llvurts XY4-rv Young: mul Cay 31 Cnm'1m.5 Pains. Slg Lav- vmlvl' :ulnl Old LuC0 4: 'l'lxll -lg Dm'4'luluulim1 3: linusc ul ll:-proscnmtivcs 4. Luyflu Kuka Muntv llnum- ul Ih-mrcsulltutivvs 41 F.F.A. 2-535 l'cp Band 44 Band 243-45 Honor Band 4' Omlwstra 2-45 Tnlvnl Slxow 4. .llargurvt Inama Maggie li1'tty,lcan I1'n.w'n Ivan Gum- julmxon Pvp Club 2?-44 Stmgiing B.mcl 2-3-4. Committee minnzm 'irls' , H ,, lmaullw -lg A Cnppvllu -lafk hull' lark Choir 13-4. john 0, Kmmlz., jr. lack ffonrurl Lurxrm dllflllllfln, 3l'1HfH 'tgf il'l2 '45 Bmvlmll Hwn Karl: Pinkic Ski Club 2-8-4, l'n-sich-nl L' l I 'ul ' 4g House ol licprvm-ntativl-Q 33 Hand 1.-3--lg Or'l1-Ut A ' .. 1- . . -- Ri4'lmrrIKunk1u Dick 4. L url huglI'Ul'li1ll ,X t 4 Rpfulqlla K . HSS I'l'Slll'1l Q . . . llalml 2 3'45 WP Band 4' Sub-Dixtriut Sourv.-fury 44 l .F.A. 2-I3-41 Bruin Club 2-3-lg Cruwim.: Pains :lg Tal:-nt Show -lg Truck 2g Football 3-4- Same VVinnn-r Orntoricnl flfuntvst F.F.A. 4. Gvnrgzr F. Lvopold Fred Marilyn Lincoln Bruin Club 2-3-45 Grow- ing Pains 3: llasubnll 2- 3-45 Flllifllllll 2-3-45 Coll 45 Ski Club 2-Il-4. W'ally Lowry Stvrling Marlin Sonny F.F.A. 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Sm-L'rclzu'y Junior Unit Girls' Lvayluv 35 Prvsiilvni Sonior Unit Girls' Li-aguv 45 Coy- ote Staff 3-45 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 3' Pep Club 2-3-45 Scivncr: Club 35 Ski Club 3-4: Law-mlvr and Old Lawn- 45 Baud 2-3-45 Or- clu-stra 3-45 Choir 45 Honor Band 4. Orrin-stru 2-45 Footlmll L.. phullig In Cl H n . h . 4' U ll Coyote Staff 4. Denzel Martindale Denny F.F.A. 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 45 Orchestra 2-3. Isaliellr' Lcnkvr California Pep Club 4. Phyllis Ann llI1'Fr1rIrunr 'ASrm F.T,A. 45 Pop Club 2-il-41 Si-ivnue Club 45 Ski Club 2-3-45 Coyotv Shlff 3-45 Girls' 1.035310 Slauldinxz Cf7llll1lllll'l' Clminnnu 45 A Cappella Choir 2-I3-4, lirfisiclflnt 45 Tnli-nt Show Sfrlla Martinez Pep Club 3-45 F.II.A. 4. Bull Ludvr Bobby F.l .A. 3-45 Baud 2-3-4. Pllillix Mmlrnn Phil A Cnppi-llzl Choir 4. Patriria Juno Muxwl-ll Patti Girls' Iiflljllll? Standing Crnnlnith-4' Iflmirmnn 4. 4. flrmlflim ,Wim july l-.II.X. 2, Iluuu Mmrrz' Ymlfl .Vuryvlnl Vi lmnlm- Slat fiwnr' .lliilv l' uullmull 2-Cl. Immxv Ii. Moon' jim Ski Clulx 2-I3--1g Band 3-4. f'urnl Arm lNlf'ilNl'll NUiI.vz'n Ski Clull 2-V3--lg Tllcspiau il-ig Pc-p Club 2-3-4g Quill mul S4-roll 4g Growing Pains 335 Bruin Stuff 3-Alg A Cnppollu Choir 3-4. Ilurolrl Dum Mink Hurry House' nl lln-prvsm-utntivc-s :lg F.lf.A. 2-3-4, Jlldlllllljl 'l'm'4nn 4, Vi4'1--Prvsicln-xl! fl. Prcsirli-nt 'lg Band 2-3-4: Pop Band 45 Orc-lu-sim 2-3. f'iIlII'il'.V D. Hur! Snmkr'y llvlrn Mrzrir' Niriix-nil J l'ntr'if'iu Ixlflllll Pal Pod Uriulluul' l'mlgrzuluulv. f'lgl1l4' I.. Xfurphy .Uurpll Hu lluys' Clull Vice'-llrvsidvllt 41 l .If.A. 2-Il--1. 'l'rm-:xsurur 'l, V111--l'r1-slcln-lu 4, Sula- lhstrlvt 'l'r4'usl1l'vl' -1. juclll- un: 'l'z'xunw 2-Ji--lg llruiu Cflulw 4: Srivllu' Club 4g Fsmtlwxlll -1. rlmm O'Ilullomn Harb Pm-p Clnlw 2-I3--lg Sm'urvlau'y Pvp Club 13: Girls' L1-anllu' Stzuulim: Cmuvnith-v Chair- mmx -13 Scimlvv Club 3--ig Coyote Staff 8-4. S , YS-Q Cnllrru U'Hnrmu' l'lriu Park Slmrlg1 Dulr' l'r1rxml.v .ll1lrinrir' J. l'n.i'luu M1l1g1 l .lI.A. Cmun-il Mn-mln-r -lg Bnski-tlmll 23 Growiu1.! S1-uior Uni! Buys' Clulv l .ll.A. 225 .X Cupyn-la C1 l .ll.A. Q,-fl-Al, Pains 53, Pri-sicli-nt 43 Svnate 233 1 F.'I'.A. 4, l'1ll'llZll'l!L'l1fIll'l4lll -lg Tran-k 2-3--lg Fuutlmll Pllylliv l'uy1u' l'llc1f Rulwrf lil Pmlllovk Hakim 2--lg Bruin Cluh 2-23--lg l'fnu'rg1 1'l'1l'I'-X'l'll l'4!1 Vim-4--l'rg-siclclil Suplloiiwlw' limul 3-45 Orclwstrn 43 guild 3'?,f44 c?l 4'l'2QT i?- Qi' 1'l'l'Nllll'lll,S Culriua-t -1' Ski lluil ul Girls' l.--alxlxlv 2: Ps-p llnucl 4. ' l A l'I ' 'ml' Club S3--lg Si-imwv Cluli l'rm-siclvut ,luniur Sinus 'mil 'lllmig .15 lluml 2, Girls' lmmliu' :lg . l fu! , U ,, 2-rx-ag in-p Clulv 241.-4: lm-k ln-m,gm.-f- lf l N- 1 'f'f '-Y 1'-ffk 'l'lu-spiuu I3-41 Dug Ili-:iris F.T.A. -ig Foutlmll 2g Huw- Iflmffl l'f4'illv YVs-rc Yuuui: and Cay 3: lmll 3. , , . , A, V ncmwing Imins.. 3: nfnsh.. li.ml1.xll 2-ii-1, lkuul 2 -1: Lzxvm-mlm-1' auul Old l.m-4- 45 Baud -ig Amvri- Marian l'ctlygrnvc Etty can Le-pzion Oruturivul Cun- lm-st Finalist 4. Norma Ann Peterson Class Sn-crvhu'y 45 '1'lu-spinu 3-43 Pap Club 2-3-44 F.T.A. 5 Girls' League Standim: Committee Chair- man 35 Lavender and Old Lace 4. Girls' Longuc Standing Committee Chairman 35 Senate 3g Growing Pains 35 Thespian 3-4. Bill Pickarll Clmrlvs Rrquu filmrlir ' l .lf.A. 2-53-4g Hziuml 2. Hivlmrrl Rrilwrlx l7if'k F.F.A. 2-:S-4g Ski Club 2-3-4: Yi4'0-l'n'sidvul Ski Club 45 Golf -lg Choir 4. llnrulrl Prunly Cork 'iuys' Club Svrxlcanbat- Arms 2-3g Iluusl' of Rvprv- wnlaitivvs 4: Bmin Club 2-I3-4: Football 2-I3-43 Bus- kvtbnll 2-83 Track 2-3-4. jimmir' Ricluurlxon jim,' 'l'isll 4: Tennis 2-3--lg Ski Club 4: Golf 45 Tnlvut Show 3. Grvla Robinctt Grmlrl Rmlfurrl lm' llilr' foe 'l'lu-spian 2-3-4. Thcspiau Board of Din-ctors 4g Foo!- ball 24 Base-ball 3-4. I!r'rm'fa Ioycn Robinson Coyote Staff 4. Joanne Recd 'Pop Club 3-4: Ski Club :K--ig Girls' Ls-aguc Stand- ing Cruniiiitll-v Chainuani 4g Growing Pains 8. Donald Rolrbinx Don Vice-Presidvnl Pop Club 4g Pm-p Club 23-45 Grow- ing Pains 3. Dick Robinson House of Rnguresentalives 4: Tennis 3- 5 Orchestra 2-3-4 President Orchestra 4, Talent show a-4. Lennn: Rodger F.II.A. 3. Roller! II. Ruezrvll Bula gki Club 2-3-45 Rifle Club 'Iury Saunders U'umlu layer Roemcr lu Girls' League Standing Committee Cllzlimmn 3-49 F.Il.A. 2-I3-4g Pep Cluh 2-3--lg A Cappella Choir 3-4. Betty Srmtlau Sandy F.H.A. 4. Darrell Selmilkvr Suit F.F.A. 2-rl-4, Treasurer 4, lurluim: Teams 2-3-4: Band '3-4: Pep Hum! 4. Van Romney Oogie'f S weaker of House 45 Bruin Club 4: Science Club 35 Lavender and Old Lace 44 Football 45 Track 4. B011 Snmluu Sandy Ronald Schulke Ronnic ' Bruin Club 3-4g Growing Pains 33 Lavender and Old Lace 43 Football Mzxnmzer Fl. Bill Rosenof BilI' F.F.A. 2-8-45 F.F.A. Iudg ing 2 Clan Sandau Sandy' film Jay Scot! ScoHie' Band 2-3. 5? l,1'Ilng1 Srnll Huy IJIHIIIII fum' Sn' Pvp Club fl. Dfrriv Sflfllffl' Si-unto .ig Cirls' l.i-iuliiv Mariya Sllinzfzwa Molly P rx Standing Cuiumitlvm- Clmir- man 2: Pm-p Club 2-fl--1: Ski Club 2-Il--lg Gruwim1 Palm Il: A Cappvlln Clmir :K--1. trivia Ann Skinnvr I'ul!i Pi-'N Cluh Svnzozlnt-at-Anm lg Pop Club 2-3-4: Girls' Imagziw Slzmdiml Clblllllill- lm-1' Chairman Slg Ski Club 2-3-43 llnuw of Rvprvwn- lzxlivvs 45 A Cuppvllu Cbuir 4. P4-p Club 4g F.II.A. 4g Cuyutn- Stuff 41 I.uvvml4-r mul Old Lucc- -4: Bowling 4. Susif' Slrula' Stix P1-p Club 4: Girls' Lvzuzue- Sllllldlllfl Cmninittm' Chair- man 4. Dunm' Svrym Sem llnys' Club Unit Prvsitlm-nl 2, Vivr-'l'rc'Sirlm'nt junior Unit 3: Hoya' Club Prim- iclvnt -lg Bruin Club 2-3--13 Fouilmzlll Il--ig Hawvlmll 2-3-4. Raman D. Slumuuay Ray Suprvmv Court 3: Bruin Club 2-3--ig Hiflc Club 23 Bust-ball 2-3-45 Band 2. lrumfx lfIll.ll'Y1l? Smith K'Cl'YlP,, F.F.A. 2-53-4. I a 1 Crm' Sharp Sllarpiu Hmvvl I3-4: Pi-p Baud I3-45 Orclu-sim 4: Tal:-nt Show 4 Harlmm Szzlirrll Rolwrl H. Smifli Holm Bruin Club 3-4, Scrplvalii- at-Anus 43 Football Cl-4. Shirlvy Smith SliirI l .H.A. 2-:lg lluusi' of llvp- l'0Sl'IlUlllV1'S il: Pop Club 2-:lg Supruluc Court -1: 'l'ish -lg A Cuppvllu Choir 2-I3--lg 'l'ulm'ut Show 2-I3--1. lrllfiill Mm' SiU'lil'l' l .ll,A. 2-3. Muria' SuIh'rlie'lci , , , li-p Club 4g l' .ll .A. 4. jimnm' Smfforzl Ja Pi-11 Club 2-3--lg Quill and Si-roll 3-4. Vice-Prvsirlvul -1: Ski Club 2-3-4. Sven'- lzl1'y-'l'l'1'mllror -ig Bnliu Stuff 35 Science Club 4g Girls' Lcngui- Smndiug Cmuuutlvu Clminnalu Sg Lava-iulvr nuil Old 1,1104- 4: AtGF1llN'lllg Pains :lg A lfuppvlln Choir 3-4. HVII4' 5lnl'1'I' IK-p Club 4: F.lI.A. 2--lg lluwling -lg Twirling 2-I3-4. ifunirv Swvvt Sweet F.H.A, 3-4. Dull' SIi'r4.'nx - Vw' Nulllu Strung Nulfiu Clam Svcrn-tary-'l'rc:1si1rm-1 25 Class SL'Cl'l'lZIIW'-'l1l'l'i1Slll'- or Zig SQ'L'ri'tm'y of Stuclvul Bully 4: Pcp Club 2-53: Quill :mel Scroll 3-4, Prvsi- ilvut 43 Growing Pains 31 Bowling 2-41 llc-li-gntv lu N.S.l'.A. Cullvn-xllioll 4: Sluilvnf ffuuxu-il 23 Bruin .ilzul 2-Il-Al. Cu-lfxlilm' -11 'fulcul Slmxv :S-4. lllaxinc Taylor Max F.H.A. 2-3. Yiuivnm- V. Slvrvris Viv l'i'p Club -1. linbrrl Slurgvon Hub liuud 2-33--lg Ori-lu-sim 2-I3 Pm-p llaucl 2-Il-4. .-lflrla l'1'1'ry 'l'c'rry Ps-p Club 2-il--4, Ss-cn-tary -lg Bruin Stull 8-45 Quill :mil Svrull -lg Girls' l.L'ilL1lll ilauliliull Cuunuilh-4' flllllll muu 2g A'Gruwi1u1 Pains 3 H!-Q- Zumlm If. 'l'hnnm.v 'I'ln-xpizni 'Z-Il--L l, Pip i.lnlr 1- lmmllin' -Slnncliml lu- i.llnirin:in 2: Tununi1 ' S1-cr1'!:ll'y :li Girls' Coinmil- llnnw nl llvprr-sn-iilallivvs 45 Don'! lnlu- My Penny 2g 'l'ish -lg Growing Pains 3g l.zi.'n-mlvr and Old Lau- 4g Dm-1-lzxmalion 2-Il-1: Ski Clnln 2-3-43 Bowling 25 'I' il-'nt Show -lg A Capps-llu . , . Llimr L.--l-4. Don Uhlvr .llurl4'm' Van Iluufrn 'lirls' lA'llf,IIll' Standing Cuininittvc Clmimmn 3g l'l-p Club fl-4, vlll'L'il5lll'Pl' 4: F.H.A. 43 Growing Pains Sl: Tish 43 l,:n'vnd1-r auial Old Luca-. 4. Carl fnupin l+'.l ,A. 2-53-43 Foutlmll 2- S3-45 Bnwlmll 2-3-4. Phyllis Uhler F.Ll.A. 8-4. ll. Vnn Vulkenlmrg Van Marvin Tron! jrrry 'lf Ulrirlx Gene W'nIke'r Anim 'l'urm'r Nita lJnn'! Tnlw My PL-nny 25 Our llvurh NV1-ru Young and Gay 3g Yvll L4-adm-r 13-41 l'cp Club 2. ..-I-HI.. jnlin Vurlu' Charlvs lVaIls Chunk Boys' Clnli Svnior Unit S4-rqvmit-:lt-Anile 4, Svcrv- hlry 131 Bruin Club Il-4: Growim! I'nins 3g Foot- Emgl 3-45 A Cnppc-lla Chnir I . Q xi Q . Q1 X: wan Barbara YVatxun Yrmim' Xl'u1san Vonnie Diane li. W'1.'1wcr Dinah Lurilli' W'i'Il.v Marivfta Whitclcy Gusie Girls' Lvngul' Snllllllllll Commiltue Cliainnau 43 Pep Club 3--13 '1'isl1', 4. Pcp Club 43 Bowling 43 Arulwry -ig A Cnppvlln Choir 2. I'fun'Um WVU! Iivthu :vp Club 43 Tnlvnt Show Hvlly Luuixi' lVllifNL'!l Student Body 'l'rc-zisurur 43 Girls' iA'Fl1Illl' Standing iiUl'llll1llil'k' Clminnnu 33 Ermisglmrts, Cabinet 43 Band lluusi- of Rcprcscnlntivi-s 4, Ch-rlx -1: Presidents' Cabinet -13 Girls' Ln-mluv Stnmlim.: Cuunnitlvc Cbnir- mnu 2' Bmin Staff 3--1. Cu - Ffclilor - in - Cliicf 4: lV1'slon Keith YVUMJ 'Spifleru F.F.A. 2-3-4. Ima ll,l1ffl Il'tlll Vice'-Presidciil S K u d 1' n t Body 43 Prvsidvnt junior The-spian LZ-4, Board of Dirn-ctors 43 Quill and SL-rull 2-I3-4. Svcrrinry 4: Pop Club 2-53-43 Growing Pains 83 Tish -13 Lav- vmlvr and Old Lau- -13 flclvxinlv N.S.P.A Cunvvu- tion 4. Iiirlrard Wlzitulicarl Dick Band 2. Putricia lVi1Iiams Put l .T.A. -1, llistoriiui 4. Unit Boys' Club 33 Scienci- Club 3-4, Vice-Prcsidcni 3, Prvsidi-nt 43 Tennis 3-43 Cuyolv Erlitor-in-Cliief 43 Mnynr Youll: Day 43 Amvr- ivnn Lvgiun Orutorirnl Kfmlhwt Finalist 4. Bvliy Ln' YVEIHS Bouts Pop Club 2-3-4. Corros- pondvncc Secretary 43 Lnvi-ndcr and Old IAILVJH ll: Bowling 4. - -.xxx Iirnrxl I. VVQISE 4 lglignig' Gary Xl'iIsgn4 Rogamary L:Vi?o?A 4 sag Harrie! VVind lVindy Sk' Cl b ..-I - 5 n.n 5 S -i uh' 2 -- . 'enate 5 '. . . . ice- G- in L . S d' A lliipxellu Choir fl-4. C I President 45 Pep Club 2- C:,1,:n,inl,fJg?jY,mn,::x his , 3'4G,, LkWi 'd f and Old F.lI.A. 4. Parlinmenturinn Mary loan Wmterholer Lnee -4. 4. pep Ciuh 3: Band 2-3- Puul B. ll'ink ' Thespinn 8-45 Pep Club 2- ' Ii r Science Club 45 Burial 2-3- 45 Orchestrn 2-45 Pep lluntl 45 Talent Show 4. ICIwin YVayne Yadon Bud llille Club 25 Tliespillns fl-43 Dun'l 'llallu' My Pl'll- ny 25 Our Ileurts VVere Young: and C-ny 35 Lav- ender mid Old Lm'e 4: Growing Pains :35 A Cappella Choir 53-4. 3-45 Girls' League Stand- ing Committee Chnimmn 85 Growing Pains 35 Our Hearts Were Young and Cay 35 Bowling 25 Ski Club 2-fl-4. Harry YVitt D 45 Orchestra 3-4, Honor Band 4. mimi Lee Young Denny Presidents' Cnbinet 35 Girls' League Standing Commit- tee Chninnan 2, Vieu- President 45 Pep Club 2-3- 45 Bruin Stuff 35 Quill und Scroll 3-4, Treasurer 45 Ski Club 2-3-45 Cheer Leader 2-35 Growing Pains 35 Tish 45 Bowl- imv 45 Tumbling 25 Talent Show 2. CCL SS of 9511 As our Junior year is ending, we realize that we are becoming adults and must meet life squarely. WVe must conquer our obstacles and turn them into opportunities. Tomorrow will bring new problems, we will build strong foundations, trample discouragements under our feet. and strive for success by facing the world honestly and bravely. Any good that we can do we should begin now as we realize that we are really citizens and must work. We regret the loss of our senior classmates, who have been our daily companions, but we wish them well as they go on their different ways. We hope to support our under- classmen in any way we can. The class play, Double Door, the class assembly, and other dramatic presentations were good examples of superior talent in our junior Class. Another highlight in our year's activities was the junior Prom. Our class of '51 can be proud of its opportunities and ac- complishments. XJ5-11 OFFICERS President . , s. . .M .- . - . . .... Loyal Perry Vice-President , - . , . Bob Mingo Sponsor U , c Mrs. Josephine Albertson Sponsor . .- .. Mrs. Helen Payne S Secretary . H, use Kay Turner li llliil lilly ill y will Stunt unior Assembl Double Door g .-.. . W .Q Imrny A1441-r Lvnn Ainxwurth Barbara Black Martin Iiorah .loan Cllmplwll Nhurrill Clwrry Krnf An1l1'r.w'n Pal rxiIlA'lU0l'Hl lnmgum' Bllllffillllf f:l'l'l'lll' Iiuuwl' Maynard Cmnplfrll Vanlim' Cflmpin JUNIOR CLASS Q gf' I fs? ' s 5 fllilllfll Arringhm u'Yl1'fl'I' liuhnvr Norma Lrfv llugar Virginia Hrackun jim Carnvy ary Clzri.vInplu'rx0n Annalvv Arstvin Hill Bass Hcity Bunar lay Brnning Dah' Cnrltnn Clnnin Coffvlt Gvargl' Aran! In Ann Buglun Bcvm-rlvy Bond Frvll Butturworth jnyrr' Carlvr Crralfl Cnnmrl lfran Auvrvlf Ruth Bingham Mrzxim' Bmrlhc llnbrrln liyrnr' Dmmlfl fflmrlrl .Wax Cunlwr' JUNIOR CLASS 33- Inyrr Cnxxcy Mary ffmnnrinx livlly 1.1111 Dunn juan Ifislzrr Darlmw Currlmw' Anlillz Hrlmplun lrnm If nn Cznrlzmn Gwrllrlin-' Cramlull Phillip flrlxtrr lurk l'la.vlnmn Plllllilll' I lr'r'h0uurl Curl G4'r1.:f'11.v juan Hnrr KI'YlTll'Hl Davis Kathryn Elzlvrs Pally Flynn Drmnld Gibbs lurk Hasslcr Iitlwl f:flHllf Aflrm Dvnn Riclmrrl Enxlvql Affllllf Florence Edith Gillvspin' Conley Hendrick Hulnwrl Crrrwlfy l.nn'y Dunn Boi: Fnlash Dirk I ur'nd1'Ii111.: Slwirli Gnndluu' IJ:-lows Ilcinrich Glrnu Crumul Aln1'gnra'l Dnnglax Ray Falvr Barlmm Funk Huh Crvvnc ,lean Hiatt JUNIOR CLASS Slnirlvv llill lizrlrrrl llrrnclrricll KTry.xl11l Klnnvy .vlllN'!l Latlmnl Rnsaliml Lulu' Rlllllllll A!dllS4'Il Mary llillx julia 1l1mp.x Wayne' Kimwy Vurnlyn Lclm Ilvurl AfCflIlllUll,LflI Rivlmrrl Mzmxfivlrl Numni Him' Ilnlu'rl lIosl1'll1'r lmix Km'pv1l1'lf Slmron Im Vilru Carol A!d'Glllft' Iulm Morrill 'l'l11'r1'.m Ilinklvy u'llllIllIl II1rll1r11'1ly Slwryl Ilolmrx I,1'11'i.v lI11lrlu'll vlulm l11,g11ll.v lhm' King nlllllllll Kulm ,ll'l'f!l l.1m1lu'rl Bl'I'llll1' l.1u1g1lnr1 l'1111lin1' l,1'11Aix lnm,u1'111' l.1:11'1 1.11111 I.1:11'1' Sgfclnvy M1'N1'1'lg1 l'l1g1llix Mark Jlrzrilyn A'llllM'll Dixie' Millcr 'Illllt'l lUill1'r Il111l Milligan JUNIOR CLASS ,- .... 1 -, fl .-41 rgw Mills IMI: .Hingn Urm .Uurgun Xrul .Um'ri.vor1 Ilurlrm' X4 lwn joy 4'4' Noll Tum l'uHun Hlffllllll I'rml.vml 11111: rin' Vlnilllyrx ,Uwlm in 1'r4'r'ka'l Bill Haul lmzglm Hrmuly Mm'i1' Mitrlwll lhll Munf.z1'r Putty O'Ilrllluruu lilmnr Puynz' I'luri1'nc Prifnvf Alurlrnu Iilzirlwllarl 4 fe 9 I 3 9 1 iff L . Na 3 Hum-1 3 Marvin ,Uulym'u.x Ciutlrrrim- Murplugf Honniv Ulwn Luyrll l'1'rrgf lim Prim! Stunlvy Riclzurzlxun jvunu' .Unmlr'u,Qm1 I,f1gun' Mmmgmruvrl hlnirln-1' ,Huw l,wmmnI .N'4'ilu'rI Slmzlry Ou'nlu'g1 l'l1g1llix IUUJ1' Vlkllllllllll Pflzlmn llmlvm' Pfrifl' Anim Prurlrn I'urririu Rulhkr Nklrlrln Riz'lunrl.mn Xuthulim' Holwrfmn JUNIOR CLASS iii- liminii' liiiliixulr Dick Scott lluriml Smilli l.iwix Slulvll Dunnu Slnrduhl llvlnrvx 'l'hunip.mn we-X vw 'ab' sw 4 1.41 Yrrmi Iiuvmmf Alrzrlo Iiurig jimi' Sliuffiv' Glnriu Slllflllll lfiiimw hniilli l.ulmi4' Smilli l.in.x Sfilllllllflllbllll -Illllllifll Starr Milli Sfrivkluml Nu llzwzif Siimmv' uvtillfl' 'l'l1mnp.xlm Bull '1'i1'knur nn- fJiIln'rt Rimwll Iiiiilmru Sin 1' .H1ll'fm'i:' Slllllll Yrrn Slviiiri ,lriry Taylor IIi'lr'n 'l'1u'ki'r Minilru Sulnmn lirllgi Sklllllll' l,i'.x Spwllinim llmnlil 5ll'l'i'llN llimulfl Tlmnuis Kugf 'l'urn r Bvllr' Srnll Iinrlumi Sniilli llliilmiii Spirm l'lium'll Slulllrr l'i1ri1lr TIIIIIIIIIAIJII Mary Urslmii JUNIOR CLASS Dorothy Vance Alke Waddell Don Weather-man Clarene Webb Frank Weatherbee Billy Williams Neal Wir-aching Lowell Wise Sharon Wohllaib Betty Woody Marvin Wright Renee Wynn Lois Yocom. Joan Young Carroll Carr CLASS o 952 1 e, Our first year in high school has been one to remember. We have made new friends and have participated in many activities. To our teachers and to our sponsors, we express our sincere thanks for their patience in dealing with our failings and for providing ready encouragement in our pursuits. 1815i- OFFICERS President .... is ssss..sassass,asa Dale Deagle Vice-President .. A.- -a , Clark Whitehead Secretary -rw cas Catharine Beymer Sponsor -as a s Elfriede Reinsdorf Sophomore Assembly First Place Stunt SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 wi .X Bill Alnlmrl Marilyn Anrlrrxmi Nhrslvy Burtlcli Dr' Loy Binglmm jflllll'.'f liulnn Pu! Bllllkl'l' lfzlrliz' Allison Huw Anrii'r.vim Clinton Bum Kirk Birtvr Hivlmrrl Hnyrl Kritlz Currlin Linnui' Allnn Rims Arrimflolr .loan Brrkwillz Ioycf' Bixlwr liUp.!1'r Hugfll Dwuym' Carlton David Anzlcnwn Arm Mac Bagley Tlwlma Bvnlmm Paul Black Curnlvi' Bmmmn Rulrurla f:lll'lYllL'llflL'l ,fgi ' r - xg 9 gg i '..., .:E5:,. .:'2 f E1i1.5vn0 Anderson Claudia Ballard Caflwrinc Bcymvr Joyce Blasius jim Brvnrlvri CN? ss A :1' ..,: 1 . 2... fl 4. is MIN , A llelvn Anderson Ima' Iflarflftt Don Billingsley Bill Bohrmnan livin llurlwmlnrf Alpha Lru flCfIl'flIlll'1,1 Martin Clmpin w pw' .,:,. 'N Q avid . Y v. A :ei : -.,. f F 515: . Q .g A if -U' A Y- , ifiifi 5 J Q :., ge Inmrx fYln'r11lif'r Ralph Cfmmnl ll !lm Crixl .Ynrrllll Drznl .Vary-l,rn Iimlm' Xormn l uu.v4'1l 1. .lrrlm fflmulvw 'Ibm Cmmnl liurl f'l'rr-.,x Annwltn llrulu' Dium' l'f1m'r.wn Bill l i.slu'r SOPHOMORE CLASS Q Y ' N M! Lzlrry Clmwll .xlflffl Crmnvrly livtly Cunningfon Larry Dnwlwr Huw' Fmvry Gwnrgg' l lz'r'lw0orl Lillirm Clark I'fli:nln'!lz Cnnuvzy Rirlmrrl Day Dr' Loy Duff Louis l'fm.:z'll1rr'c'lll jvc Flrm'm'fr Rmmlfl C.'u,ux1r1'll julm Cm' Urllr' Dwflulr' Kwllll lfglu rl limlmru lim-lwgf Ju!u'v Flynn l.n Vmuglm ffnllim liurlnryf Cfruwfnrfl Lurmim' Dvuglz' l'r1lri4'irl lfllioll lillun lixlingrr .Ynrnm Fnnlry SOPHOMORE CLASS v llwnim' l m'rI Urlu I ulmn'r .Uurjuun Uvntry llmlulcl Gund SIHIIUU llllIl'l'l'.YlHl Mrrlin Hutch Gulilz l uu:l1'.x l'rml l'.HXSl'llHllll liirluml Chun Lzlliun Gmybill Hilliv llvncllcy Nina Ilalclwr ? 'N-M ixxf' Durirl 1 u,x' Mvrlyns' Garry Iiurmu Gilzlzx Crlrtill' GH 1'll1' Paul Ilunlmh Dorix Ilnccns .A Sllrril' lfzu' lum' l'4l'rlm'i.x' Iinnulrl Caxkill Divk fl r':' 1 nlI'y l.1llliNL' GHIVII1' U'4llh'l' Gimll jo Ann Grurvx Clmrlmzs' llufrr Bill Ilanxvn Shirlwy Ilurkiux Bull Ilazarzl David Iluutun flrurgw l 1'a'll4'riz'k.vnn lurk Clrnlry ,lmm2s' Glynn Iirlty Hall Kullalwrx Harp fllvnnu l11'1l1I1'rx0n 1. an SOPHOMORE CLASS 'E :awp 0 'L wi? , ,. Q Murine llcmlrix D1'lur1.'.v Iluffmun jimmy llmu'll.s junior Irish Danna Knm Blilllrvcl Llnyfl Barbara Hill Ruth llnlcmnlz Numnl Huff jnyrz' ,lrwolm ,luncl Kopp Maxim' Lmlvr jimmy Hill Churleen Holmuv Lewis Ilurnphrcys I!'l'f0lll Jcnsrn Carole Larxon Vvlma Lacing Clwxicr Hillman David Hoover Dvrlvm' Huntley Richard Icnxvn Shirley Larson Darlrne McClure 'Q' -5 1. 59, NS x W . ,. A L MN I 1, A If 5 U I L .A , f L f 'v - . ' 'N. a Q ., 5. -.M ,A W- U'ulh'r Hina Hnlwrl Ilinklvgf Eilwn Horn Camlz' Hufrlxisun Dorothy jolznsml 'l'L'Uler Lilly Bvuvly lU1'Cowun Putrivia llmrarml Hoscl llylla Playllix Imnzv Duunnu Linculn lfugrm' Mr:Durml1l SOPHOMORE CLASS Q , ,545 l fs 'i 'K n ' , m lf .N x g ..,, z , X . ' f xi. sffiwi A , . it ' 'V W . H ' - l' , . 1 ' Y ..,,. ww 1 TT Q . , f' X 5 Q. 8' . . XS. 3 I Q 2 - x - if l 'fb' Q se Hoxic M4'D0wvll Bob Martin Murgan-t M4-unlvr Ruby Neiwert Wayne Ottersbefg luyce Pettygruve i ll fi: Ralph Mclfarlaru: Arnold lHcKcUn Cuylu Martin Irvnc lilillcr Brvcrly Nclson Buddy Patton Connie Pfost Sally Martyn John Miller Bull Nivlson Billy Paul Luvlla Pope Clark Mclivan Inna Mattice Ross Millvr urgurvt Vishiwki M i .. Raymond Peck James Post '35 f t A wi N Q Drirlvnl' McMillan llurold May Ifrcila Mulitor David O'Harrmu Camilla Fzrrku Batty Jo Paulton jnscph Mallwrg Rvlly Afl'llllll'l Pal rivia Morrison Vail Crue Ottcrsbcrg Shirlry Pvtvrs Sliirlry Pratt S 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS . 1 up 1 11 I N 4-up XX ein 5-'Q 1 K1 ill: Quullx f'l1111l1' '11 lh1ll1lw lhll Hugflz' IJ1111 lhlllllglxulru frlllll H1lIi11gl11111w' Aliu- lU111111I1'x 1111111 lI11l1l1i11.v ll11l1' lf11l11'1'l.v A111lr1'y S1111lh11ff Shirlf 11 Siu rl nla' k 3111111 Sur' Si11111111l1v I'ul.x11 Ske'1'11 li awxl' ll11 5111'1'11u111 lJ11lw .S11w111'1'1' flllll'f Smrk l 11:l 5111111111 .Xl1'l1i11 S11'1'11.v1111 judilh 811-1111 Hi1'!11111l R1 '1l H11l11'1'l Hi4'lblllllX ,Iml11111' S1'l111l1'1' lJ111111a S111111'k 1711111111 Slilrx I11'rn11rli111' 'IY111111' Xulnul Hwrx fJ4111'q1'111' lIIg1l1111 'I l11'l11111 SI111171 .U111'1'rll11 S111111' Ci1'11rgw Stri11g1'1' r A1llfll'lll' 'l'11yI11r Y4111111111 H111 1'.11g1'1n' H1lrI111' I,411'111i114 S111-111111111 X1111 51111111 jm' St11rg1'1:11 l.111'r111111' N'il.11111 m 19- Sl , il, ,Sl lx . liuIn'rlu 'I hunmv Hnlwrl 'l'm'kf'r fflmrluth' N'u4.gm'r Murilyn H'uring Sylvia U'lnitlI1' llumilzy Young Nw :M Ax ' - . 1 5 SOPHOMORE CLASS 1' ,- war, f -::' -QP' R in K 15- Jff 'X l'uIr'u'iu Tlmmpmn AIlIl'l!lX VIQIHIIYIPSIIYI lfuggwr 'l'yl r llmis U'ul4'uIl Dmnm H'urrf'n .Klux Xvifklllllll Huh Chislwlm Mru' Uhlvr lffrlu-in xVl1HCl'f D!II'll'l1l' Wauru Bl1l'lH'Il'll YViIsun Mary Ilarnwisrm l,1'1m1'11 1-iA'klllVl Hllfllllfll 'l'n'ul liirluzrrl 'l'rn.xc'nH liulz Ynnu' I'r11'r Yan Iluutvn .N'umni Vim-wr Carl U'a1ln'rgg S1ll,!lxV1II'lIl'Vf.f Zm' Ann U'urln'rg Ilwlurrx U'vl4'h Clark Wlzilvhwlrl Jmnvv Xvllifl'.Ylfll'S Ivan W'in1crhulvr A1ll'H1lu'fig1lI1 hhirlvy jvrm W'right Ilmunrfi KiYI,YfHf'Il'I' YOUTH DAY CAMPAIGN Talent Show 4 +f4Kf7gQg,, CONSERVATION POSTER CONTEST . dxf 1 V 4 xw x f x M1 23 'w f 'L X --SLN, ff - ux , f f -MM ' WQQG. ' ! 7 TxI35i?5-3l'1 A?g f -2 . U Xa Q 1 6, - Y--' I ' If 2.9 X I E -I ca , 1 vw K fa ' , wif 5' 4-,i.m. X' bwgiJR:mQf: W' Wfx W1 Q f' 2 ' 'IAN nl L Q, i ' x:h..',e. ,' . gk-,X , N h X hxxfxx i' 5 ki , 1,4516 i P I '75 -VW Yiff, x Nffy , L ww YW f EX ie' w w 3 W5 , Va? e.. ' , 1 ,.'.N X I 4, X, ,531 ,.Q, x v 1, 1- A X 4 'SMLA RNU J Q-R X X . it X N4 - X X A' if 1 .ff Y 4 1Q :ff f . X k ' 1 ' aj ' - ,Li V1 T' 5 1 , 4 Y, .. '--. . , n, -444 ' ---' ' 41 If M- A C'I'I I'I'IES-S mores planned orientation programs for a well- GIRLS' LEAGUE How fortunate we are to live in Twin Falls, Idaho, and to have the opportunity of belonging to the Girls' League. In many large cities throughout the country, high school girls are organized, for work and play, into Girls' Leagues. We are part of this pattern. Our slogan is All for one and one for all. Four hundred girls work together to develop a program of activities which will he instrumental toward each adults in society. The junior unit stressed personal appearance, poise and self-confidence. The sopho- girl's maturity. Our program includes service to others, social life, and academic training. Outstanding services this year included Christmas boxes for the junior Red Cross and a German good will project, which provided useful items for German school children. Our academic meetings set high standards and goals for accomplishment. The senior division de- voted its meetings to occupational interests, striving to help t.he girls to early adjustment in college or as rounded high school life. Social life is really interesting for the girls of Twin Falls Iligh. ln the fall an annual event was the big rally, which helped all girls to heeome better acquaint- ed. Our theme this year was On the Beach at Waikiki. Later The Oregon Trail Mixer was held. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, given in traditional style, provided merriment for everyone. Our Valen- tine Ball, one of the most beautiful of all dances, will long be remembered. The Memory Arch after the senior breakfast clilnaxed the year's activities. Down the front steps of Twin Falls High and through the blossom-covered arch made by the junior unit, the senior girls in class day dress pass slowly, sometimes tearfully, in a fitting finale to their League experiences. .l,,-gli.-. Officers: President- . . - cc , ,,.ccc ,--Mary Connelley Secretary H-, cc.. W, ..,.,. -. c .Bette Cronenberger Treasurenc. . ---cw . Laurelie Chaney Adviser . Mrs. Rose Murray North GIRLS' LEAGUE UNIT OFFICERS Stunrling-Margaret Douglas, joan Fisher, Bt-vvrly Bond, Mrs. liosc M. North, Miss Jeanette Anderson, Carole Greene, Sylvia WVhittle. Seated-Mrs. Patricia Thomas, Miss Elsie Lindgren, Marilyn Lincoln, Donna Young, Laura Heaton. STAN DI NG COMMITTEE CHAI RMEN Fourth Row-Itlnnitu Hill, Clarcno NVr-hh, Carolyn Clark, Joyce Flynn. Sherrill Cherry, Charleen Holmes, Nun Soden. Third Row-Marietta VVhitcly, Zoe Ann XVarlwrg, Freda Molitor, Patricia Rathke, F run Averett. Scvond Row-Patricia Maxwell, Murg:11'et Innmu, Bnrlmrn O'lIullor:in, Artu Mae Bagley, Susie Slade, Daunnu Lincoln. First Row-Harriet Wind, Phyllis McFarlane, Edith Gillespie, Nathalie Robertson, Joanne Smock, Sally Martyn, Putty O'IIalloran, Bertine Langdon. GIRLS' LEAGUE Bette C ronenberger QU E E N Valentine Ball I nstallation The Old Oregon Trail -Mixer FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA I l be C- SIUlllllllg-l,illflL'lil hVlllllllllS, Marilyn Lincoln, Virginia Seated-Beverly Alger, Cevene Bower, Joyce Carter, Milli Bracken, Dale Parsons, john Perkins, Sarah jordan, Strickland. Norlna Peterson, Patricia liathke. Miss Phyllis McFarlane. Elsie Lindgren, Nancy Mae Core, llosamary YVilson. The Future Teachers of America Club was organized i11 Twin Falls High School on November 28, 1949. The club was llallled the Anna II. Hayes Club in honor of Mrs. Hayes of Twin Falls, national president of the Congress of Parents and Teachers. The purpose of the club is to enable those students who are interested in heeoining teachers, to study the profession, to know more about the qualities needed in teachers and to analyze themselves to determine whether they possess those needed qualities. The Club meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month, during the lunch hour, with occasional evening meetings for special purposes. There are F. T. A. clubs in high schools all over the United States. They are sponsored by the National Education Association. President . V ice President, oH'Cef53 Secretary Treasurer . C . Historian , e . , l,llJI'ill'l21Il . Parliamentarian Song Leaders ,C Advisor - .W , e Nancy Mae Core Bosamary Wilson ,Patricia Rathke -Beverly Alger .Pat Williams . Sarah jordan , . Dale Parsons ., .Virginia Bracken Miss Elsie Lindgren Boys? llulb x , l President-. ,, g,, f,, D uane Serpa officers: Vice President- ., , EAH. C lyde Murphy Secretary-Treasurer- A . A . -,, -Bill DeWald Advisor, , , - ,g -, ,g,, .Mr. Kenneth E. Kail fQ,J -11- Boys' Club is one of the most democratic organizations in our school. Every boy, regardless of his social, athletic, religious, scholastic, or financial standing, automatically becomes a member. There were two highlights in the boys' program this year. The first was the Holly Ball at Christmas time. Lovely Shirley Smith was chosen queen and reigned over one of the most successful dances of the year. The second highlight was the All-Boy Talent Show, presented before a joint meeting of all classes. This program included boys from all three units. This year, under the able leadership of Duane Serpa and the guidance of Mr. Kail, Boys' Club started a new system for utilizing club talent in programs. This is a step in the right direction, which requires the cooperation of all members. We sincerely hope that next year the same idea will be used and will prove even more successful. Holllly Ballll President Duane Serpa crowns the Holly Queen, Shirley Smith. Princesses arc Mary Conncllcy and llosamary VVilson. UNIT OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . .. -I SGT.-AT-ARINIS . SPONSOR E . Senior Dale Parsons . Bob Flynn Arvid Craig . . Chuck Walls Mr. L. M. Winters .lunior George Avant Y. Marlo Rovig ,. ,E Bill Munger I, ,H jim Priest . E, Mr. Chester Hansen Sophomore Paul Black Richard Boyd Ross Arrington Dick Ceer Mr. Rex Olson -mans Lvfl In Riglit-Diirrc-ll Sclinitkc-r, tra-usurcrg Bob Flynn. secretaryg Clyclc Murphy. vicc--pi'vsiclc-iitg llnrolcl Mink, prcsiclcntg Ralph XV. Eclwzlrcls, sponsor: -lim Cairnvy, rvportc-rg Dick Boycl, svntinvlg Katy llzlrson, l'c'p0l'f1'I'. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA Sm-L-4-ss of the Twin Falls Future Fariners of Allin-rim-:1 clmptx-r lllilf' lu- cn-clih-xl to tlu' uropor- ution of i-vvry Illl'lIll5l'l'. Lark of spun- will not pvrmit inclivicluul ri-cugiiitimig lllJXVl'Yl'l' tha- of- ficers :incl tlu- sponsor wisli to cmnmcncl ilu- finv work alum- lxy tlw lmys. Aclvnm-1-iiic-iit in tln- orgamizntion is guiiu-cl by clcgrcm-s. A local L'lI1lpll'l' may give thu Grvvn Iluncl cl:-grcc to frcslnncn and thc Clmptcl' Farmer clm-grvv to sophomores. The nvxt in succssion is tlic Stutv lfurnwr clvgrm- which is givvn lay thi- stutc' organization. Tlw liiglwst rank, thc Aim-ricun FRITIIIUI' clvgrn-1-. is confi-rn-cl only liy tlw National organization wliicli in- cluclcs the lio1'ty-1-iglit slaitcs, llaiwuii. :incl Puerto Rico. For tlw lmoy who 4-xpccls to lmwmm- ai Fairincr tlu- l'.F,A. is of nmior iinportamcv. Stuff' FIll'llIl'l'-DlIl'l'I'll Sclzllifkvl' Slulc' FIl!'llIl'l'-'fllll Carney Slrllc' F11rrm'rfI,1'rny Alger Slate YVinner-F.F.A. Ommrical Contest, Kay Larson AIUIJGING TICAAI I'IAS'I'IClIN DICLIfICA'I'ICS TO NATIONAL IDAIIO STATE FAIR 1949 F.F.A. CONVENTION 1949 I to ri,L5I1t-Dauid O'II2lI'l'IJNX', Bill Lvfl to l'f,LI1lf-IJAIITCII Sclmitkcr, Ilnr- I'TISIll'l', Dick Iiuyml, Bill Ilxmscn, old Mink, jim Can'nvy. 1.1-roy Algvr. F. F. A. ACTIVITIES I'AR'I'ICII'AN'I'S IN S'I'A'I'I'l I .I7.A. CONTEST I9-I9 Lvff In right-Val Ilzmkius, Darrell SI-Imitkl-r, junurs Allred, Mr. Ralph XV. Eclwnrcls, Clyde Mur- phy, IIa1r0lcI Mink. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Officers and Cabinet Members: Left to Right-Delita Grout, Irma jean Cowham, Phyllis Mack, Colleen O'Harrow, Terry Hinkley, Barbara Wilson, Marlene Van Houten, Mrs. Cecil Smith. 151i Under the direction of Mrs. Cecil O. Smith, the F. H. A. have had a profitable year with activity in local and state functions. The District Convention. held in Twin Falls, was well attended. Members of our chapter who were elected district officers are Irma jean Cowham and Barbara Wilson. Delegates from Twin Falls went to the State Convention in Boise. Delita Grout, able president of our chapter and of the District, was chosen as a representative to the Regional Convention in Santa Barbara, California, last summer. The annual Harvest Ball, under the sponsorship of the F. H. A. and the F. F. A., was a leading social event of the school year. Officers: President-- Y -.-. .- cc . .- .r-Delita Grout Vice President .. C -. Terry Hinkley Secretarycn. ,. - c or .Phyllis Mack Treasurer. , , . ,.,,, . W - ,Naomi Heinrich Parliamentarians- -M as - -C rLanra Heaton, Harriett Wind, Marlene Van Houten Reporter- - .C cc-. rrrc Irma jean Cowham Sponsor, .- -Mrs. Cecil Smith Mrs. Smith presenting the Twin Falls Grange award to Delita Grout SCIENCE CLUB Third Row-Dick Robinson, Marvin Cowles, Bob Crowley, Dick Fnendling, Emory Petersen, Lee XVhiteln-and Don Tllomus, Joanne Stafford, John Vance, Laurelie Chaney, Paul Winkler, john Merrill, Bill Munger Kent Anderson. Mr. L. M. VVinters. Second Row-Bud Detweiler, Ernest Allred, Clyde Murphy, Golden Ar- rington. jerry Forsling, Ronald Knka, David Ticknor, Phillip Custer. First Row-Ray Faler, Patricia Skinner Doris Shearer, Glenn Crnmal, Clarene VVcbb, Phyllis McFarlane, Fran Averett, Helen Tucker, Sandra Sal- mon, joan Fisher, Bette Cronenberger, Barbara O'Halloran, Norma Lee Bogar. The Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. L. M. Winters, has provided many worthwhile activities. Members of the club have greatly profited by field trips to the Bureau of Entomology and to the ceramics class of Filer High School. lt has also enjoyed demonstrations on bacteriology by Mrs. Winters. The membership is composed of students who have taken physics or chemistry and wish to broaden their interests by further scientific activities. . 3J1-. Officers: President. .. . Lee Whitehead Vice President . .. .. . Don Thomas Secretary ...L Dick Robinson Sponsor .. .Mr. L. M. Winters The BRUIIN X W l xx-W. Picture No. 1 Adds Terry ,. . Marguerite Phillip, Shvrit' Fox ............ Fran Avcrvtt ....... Annalt-1' Arstvin .. Kathryn lflili-rs , Bi-rtinv Lznuztlon Kay Turns-r , . Hivlmrd Ensla-y Carrol Nvilsvn .. 4 V ,535 ry, ,, I v V1 si , X Q ' - i ' ' A' QQ? ' 'E Hvadlins' Editor . ...,, Proof Editor Copy Editor lklaks-up Editor Editorial I'zu.!v Art Editor Front pillll' . F1-aturv Paulo ,. Sports Editor , F1-ahirv Page Picture No. 2-News Bureau Patsy Sku-n Carol ML'Guirt' Kay llnrp livllcu NVynn fliiri-ctorj junvt Kopp ,Io lXlt'Dowr-ll Picture No. 3 Pat Ainsworth . ,..,...... ,.,,.... R adio Dirvctor Laym- Monttxrnm-ry ...,,,.....,.. Radio Din-L-tor lim-w Clmulvs , , ,.,, .....,, I ,hotograplmr llarlvm- Cumlm-l .,....,... Circulation Manager Rulwrtn Byrne ,.... ........ E xchangc Editor Picture No. 4 Diana- VV:-avi-r ,,.. . ..... Editor-in-Chief Vi-rNalda Strom: ,.,.. ,,.. lk lanagimi Editor I.. I. Schroycr ....,.... . ....,., , ,....... Advisor Picture No. 5-Business Staff Lillian Clark ...,..,.........,.,. Busmc-ss Manager Raymond Puck ,, Frm- Lance Photograpl er Doris VValc-ott .,,.,..,.,,,,,,,.......,,...., Advertiser lmm jean Cuwham ,. Advertising Manager Iuanita Starr ,, .....,,...,.,......,,,...... Advertiser Bonnim- Holwimn ..,. .....,... A dvertiser Awe' - by 5- v4,. 4 -5 5 T ' f x r' '74'5fs.H.S'5' NEW INITIATES ARE PICTURED ABOVE: Seated are Fran Averett, Bertine Langdon. Adda Terry. Standing left to right-Kath- ryn Ehlers, Beverly Alger, Richard Ensley, Carol Neiken. OFFICERS ARE PICTURED RIGHT: Seated left to right-Donna Young, Treas- nrerg Joanne Stafford, V iee-Presidentg Bette Cronenberger, Publieityg Diane Weaver, Seeretaryg V erNalda Strong, President. Standing is Mr. Louis Sehroyer, Advisor. FOURTH ESTATE CHAPTER OF QUILL AND SCROLL The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill the ideal of scholarship to students, to advance journalism standards. and to develop better journalists. The society has support from leading American journalists and educators. At the close of the 1948-49 school term the five officers were chosen. New members initiated this year numbered seven. Membership requirements state that students must be flj at least of junior standingg f2j be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing for the current yearg Q32 hold a responsible position onthe staffg f4j be approved by the advisorg f5j receive approval of the national executive secretary. This year the group project was the publishing of a literary magazine. The Quill and Scroll magazine editorial staff is as follows: N ln Editor-in-Chief. wc.. Richard Ensley Make-up Editor.. .. .-. Bertine Langdon Art Editor . Kathryn Ehlers Coyote Staff In compiling the 1950 Coyote we, of the Staff, wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr. Reid, the students, faculty, and' business men for their wonderful help and cooperation. We have spent many happy hours and have gained much useful experience, in the collecting of this pageant of activities and events. We hope that this book will recall many happy experiences in Twin High. lf-Q11 The STAFF Editor-in-Chief , ., , ., , ,, U-- Lee Whitehead Advisor .,c... W, .a..... Mr. Garth O. Reid Berneta Robinson Mariya Shiozawa Viola Murphy Marilyn Lincoln Barbara O'Halloran john Merrill Phyllis McFarlane julia Hoops Pat Cooper Donna Cepner Raymond Peck Phyllis McClellan 5 rp' if ' wk . l x xxf x If! i f La +'-, A ' ' f 42 w i K , Fei 'A I ix EN A W M xx l ' EBM - In , 1 I fx, R ' 1, ,'1'1L 2 if., , if 1 'r 1 If A-W W M .4 xf- V H uf x 'aw K ws , u p V01 . ,Zee .x 'of , '-T, ' .X f' 1 p' I' f 1' 5 . X- iii' !I'I:lXM F ll If 1 Af'tf'.'f' H ML I 11,5155 f. ,XX A M4291 X- 'T R ' -'l' ' ' ' P' ' A 1 .-.' , llfn- ' :Y xx .A 'MX .'J ' ,1 SIU: 'I ' ' Q: 'IS LN I-Wm : ' , ' ' x V L ,, .H :XX 1 Q .,1. , 4, Q' r, ,ul If 4 , .wx -1 H -+21 an x xv ' 'f r X ' - A w 110 QQ I W I K J i XY N' wlgwla' X H xfx.-ywiy i 1 111 IL, W x ,lil ' x 'Fl 1 f I D V ' , r 4 tv Aw f N I f I! 27271. ' ,Q ' 1 YU' -45 ' 1 -V X' E v :viz 'im' F ,lf f F v A i kd. ,Z p :S . I 5 K! I in: - X f '+ 4 ' Wg? 2 X' WW f 4- Q Q A vrff ' f ine ROBERT D. WILSON, Director I'- ppella Chou u U 4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR PERSONNEL Soprano Alto Shirley Smith, Secretary Rosalind Luke Phyllis McFarlane, President Harlene Cambrel Daunna Lincoln joan Young Phyllis Madron Pauline Fleetwood Patricia Elliott Lillian Clark Zandra Thomas Carol Neilson Wanda Roemer Pat Rathke Doris Shearer Bonnie Olson Dorothy Vance 4. BCUY Scott Elverta Alger Joanne Stafford Helen Anderson Marjorie Paxwn Laurelie Chaney Faye Hoffman pat Ericson Sharon Wohllaib Margaret Inama Shirley Muse Delita Grout Naomi Herron Floriene Priest Carmen EaSteP Marilyn Waring Arfa M30 Bagley patty Fllinn Sylvia Lee Whittle Nancy Latham Donna Stordahl , lo Alta Bishop Betty Sknmer Patti Skinner Carole Th0mP50n Marilyn Lincoln Betty jean Hall grrrozyn Cllarh ,1 a ,amp Je Tenor Baritone-Bass Gary Christopherson Dick Roberts Carl Brannon look Cross Bm! Cf0?S Bill newald Ernie Wills Clark Whitehead Buddy Patton Dale Parsons Donald Good 4' Ralph McFarlane Gene Sutton Arvrd Cram Harley Cambrel Marlo Rovfo Joe Cypher Merwin Bagley Paul Black Allan Bates Layne Montgomery Alvin Morgan Richard Day Jim Prrosr Eugene Ritchie Bod Yadorr Richard Reed Verne Barnard Melvin Swenson Accompanist Bette Cronenberger SENIOR BAND PEP BAND . AT WORK C larinets llarriet XVind Betty XVhitney Nancy lfields Marvin Cowles Iovee Noh liertine Langdon Ross Arrington ltohert Crowley liohert ltigler Loyal Perry Bill Read Riehard Knnkle jiin Carney liayinond Peek joe Cypher Sherie Fox 'l'hehna Sharp Dr-Loy Bingham Betty Ponlton Shirley Peters Roherta Thomas La Rae Stringer Alto Clarinets Jim Moore Carol Larsen Thelma Benham Bass Clarinets Stanley Hutchison Richard Jensen Director-Charles L. Ratcliffe Flutes Ross Miller Paul VVinkler Phillip Custer Billy Hansen Barhara Hill C ornets Richard Mansfield Patty Morrison Gene Johnson Ruth Gardner Melvin Preckel Max Wickham Garland Green oboes Billy Fisher Dale Parsons Rohert Richards Janet Miller Keith Qnalls Kirk Bitter Bassoons Hams Laura Heaton Deane Browne 'Qt'-rlinq Martin Bob Pennoek Carolyn Clark Marilyn Lincoln Alto Saxophones Carroll Carr C Sl' jimmy Howells 'em WP Mr-rlin riafch Bob Sturgeon Colden Arrington Darrell Sehnitker Trombones Denzel Martindale Conrad Larsen Tenor Saxophones Rfllwff Loder Emerson Clark Blu B853 Stanley Richardson Robert Martin Baritone Saxophones QQKCSIIQQQ Bob Wetherbee Arnold McKean Baritones Duane Bottoms Gene Sutton Elton Eslinger Basses Harold Mink Dale Deagle Dick Scott Richard Boyd Lewis llnhhell Percussion Lloyd Kuka Lyman Farris Edith Gillespie Phyllis Payne Drum Major Lloyd Kuka - -s 4-. N 1. LZ Q 'Win Si ls U C -E 1 I av. Q in la Dire RA EST H RC ICR C' N SE VIOLIN QUARTET .-1 .-4 D .1 H11 I 'S rg cd O 'iS L' Robinso Dick Standing, left to right-Bette Cronenberger, Kent Anderson, Naomi Herron, Barbara Enslcy, Sally Martyn, Mr. Rich- d S ' l . ORCHESTRA ENSEMBLE Sitting-Juanita Hill, Rosalind Luke, John Merrill, Dick Rob- lf-- inson, Paul Winkler, Ross Miller, Harriet Wind, Joyce Nob, Carolyn Clark, Joan Fisher, Shirlee Hill, Nan Soden, Doris Havens. ORCH ESTRA PERSON N EL Violins Violas John Merrill 1Conc Juanita Hill Dick Robinson Rosalind Luke Shirlee Ilill Francis Kolb Patricia O'Halloran Joan Fisher Lorraine Deagle Sue Simmons Stanley Vandenbark Pauline Chapin Robert Honderich Ruth Holcomb Betty Meunier Iona Mattice Maxine Hendrix Kent Anderson Fred Sumner Burma Gibbs Eileen Horn Charlotte Wagner Irene Miller Naomi Visser Shirley Pratt Maxine Loder Nina Hatcher Margaret Nishizaki Lois Stammerjohn ert Master J Nan Soden Doris Havens Delores Hoffman C ellos Naomi Herron Barbara Ensley Clenna Henderson Wanda Richardson String Basses Sally Martyn John Choules Bill Paul Bob Vance Flutes Ross Miller Paul Winkler Oboes Dale Parsons Janet Miller C larinets Harriet Wind Joyce Noh Bassoons Carolyn Clark Marilyn Lincoln Saxophones Bob Sturgeon Gene Sharp Robert Loder Bob Wetherbee Horns Laura Heaton Dean Brown Carrol Carr Jimmy Howells Trumpets Richard Mansfield Patty Morrison Trombones Conrad Larsen Emerson Clark Tuba Dick Scott Percussion Lyman Farris Edith Gillespie Phyllis Payne Lloyd Kuka EEJMCJJ l.etitia Carberry, Lizzie , , Aggie Ellen l.eighton Clharita l,llflll'l' Hopkins Callie llopkins Charlie Sancls Bettina Trent Sheriff l,eni Pike CAST Tish 66'll' iishcgg' All-School Play, October 20-21, 1949 Director-Miss Pauline Simon Setting-Miss Jacqueline Arnold Phyllis Payne Nancy Mae Core Lorraine Deagle Beverly Alger Aleanne Montlragon Bncl Milligan Norma Lee Bogar Richard Day Fran Averett Bill Mnnger Wesley Anclrews Cary Cliristopllerson Denlmey Crimes Carl Brannan Dorice Caylorcl Marlys Thompson Student Production Staff Assistant Director Sarah Iorclon Stage Manager jinnny Richardson Assistant Stage Manager joan Young Business Manager Zanilra Thomas Tickets .loyce Noll Programs Marietta VVhiteley Pnlxlicity Beverly Boncl Properties Diane VVeaver Costinnes Darlene Chaclcl Lights Chester llillman Sonncl Effects Make-np 7 House Manager 11.fgJ1.i Layne Montgomery Bette Cronenherger Shirley Smith N,-9' Q nouaua nook , 1'.x!U Q A .,4? - -mf, ,531 X was-2: :RQIEFQE -1-:-:Vw +:2:l:E:h1 Ijjllll, QI 5: -:mba 1 2355 E23 .- 'aw- x X 'N Q- B N... :r::.:fr:aQ 55555535 s:1:s:as:1e .l:l:?:' 'Y f1s2:s:iE? Pt-:-uw: EIESYEI 'area' wg' '- 3 51551322-5 I'I4'I N7-I 1.g3'g:::: :l:rw:f ' -asian .km . - in--h Q' EEE Y lk- 755:13 our its 6' Double Door 99 Junior Class Play-December 8-9, 1949 Director-Miss Pauline M. Simon Setting-Miss Jacqueline Arnold Avery ...A .. ..,.. - - - - - - Patty F linn Telson - - - - - - - Loyal Perry Louise - - -- -- - ..... .Afton Dean William - - - . -. Layne Montgomery Anne ---- ----. --.Betty Bonar Caroline - - - ,a....e Fran Averett Victoria ,,a, Betty Lou Dunn Chase ----- Mr. Neff- -- Rip ..... . - .... --- .Gene Sutton - ---Don Thomas ---Les Spellman Lambert- ---- - .- ----Lonnie Smith Dr. John Sully- --- --- .----Bill Munger Student Production Stuff Assistant Director--. -- ------. Nancy Mae Gore Stage Manager . ----------- --.--Kenny Hansen Assistant Stage Manager. ---- ---Helen Tucker Business Manager- ----- .. ---- Rosalind Luke Tickets - - ------------- - - -Dorothy Vance Programs --- ---- Clarene Webb Publicity ----- ---- . -Joan Fisher Properties . - - - ---- Renee Wynn Costumes ---- ---- Joyce Cossey Lights ------- Sound Effects .- ------Bob Rigler - ---. Edith Gillespie Make-up . --- -- -. . Joan Campbell House Manager ---- --- .Sandra Salmon Sai CAS QQDQ 4 H A Q' 15. 'Wm .xl , 0, xfmgl. gg, Q1 .X ex W 9-Fgy qx . il 55 5 ' 66 Lavender and Ulld La 99 Senior Class Play, February 23-24, 1950 Director-Miss Pauline Simon Setting-Miss Jacqueline Arnold Miss Mary Ainslie- jane Hathaway ..... Ruth Thorne ..... Bernice Carlton .... Carl Winfield ...l. CAST --------- -----Sarah jordan ----Phy1lis Payne ----Bever1y Alger -----Betty Willis -,-------Chad Hull Sophrony Trotter .......l... -Rosamary Wilson Doctor Howard Patterson ...,.... Van Romney Hepsey ....................... Zandra Thomas joe Pendleton .... ...... I ack Cross James Ball ................... Ronald Schulke --u-n-511.1 Student Production Staff Assistant Director l........,... Norma Peterson Stage Manager , ,.......... ....,l. B ud Yadon Assistant Stage Manager ........ Diane Weaver Properties ....,........ V. ,. ----Mariya Shiozawa Sound ....... .. ..... -e-.- .... Lila Campbell Business Manager .... .... B ette Cronenberger Publicity ......... Programs. ...... Tickets .... Lights ....l. Costumes---,--r Make-up ......... --- - - - -Harlene Gambrel -----Marilyn Lincoln ----Beverly Downs , ........ Kay Larson ---------Darlene Chadd rMarlene Van Houten House Manager .... .,...... I oanne Stafford hespians First row-Beverly Alger, Bette Cronenberger, Zandra Second row-Chad Hull, Bill Mungcr, Bud Yadon, Phyllis Thomas, Norma Peterson, Sarah Jordan, Marian E9-YU? Gil? ChBSf053h9E0U, R1i?3fdGDaY:i0fff1lFf Pettygrove, Carol Neilson, Mary Winterholer. eag e' any mg 1' ancy ae ore' amen Chaney, Betty Lou Dunn, Helen Tucker, Fran Averett, Dianne Weaver, Betty Bonar. lfQJ The members of Thespian Troupe 256 have demonstrated their superb dramatic ability in the presentation of the plays, Tish, Double Door, and Lavender and Old Lace. Included in their activities of the school year 1949-1950 were several work shops, initiations and a Chinese banquet. Miss Pauline Simon, sponsor, has stimulated good work by ever reminding us of the Thespian motto, Act well your part, and here the glory lies. Officers: Presidente, Y as ,, . ,u 9 ,,cSarah jordan Vice President, ,- an MF ran Averett Secretaryn ,s c,..,.. Zandra Thomas Treasurerccs , c ,.ccCary Christopherson Sponsor U c,,ccMiss Paline Simon Fw- x X 1' , ,. '15 I k ' i . .Q T V N fff f r X , JVQY ' H A , Wag, . V Y X5Ng':L'.'ifi?j'N- 1 ' ' 1 J- wb N ,A .-41 , e .W .x - tim H3341 All 9 il M a Y i 0' L W! in. M 1 ., g v f fi ,, Y , x I X xv! f 4 ' X' f ' X N Nfl- .1 i,ix.' I X J Y I I ' M 5, M X x ,ffjfi XX X' x ff I ,f 0 I 'xx 1 15 ,fy ,T Y X at W dl 1, 1 ' K 'iv , X X xx Q 5' X , 'lf 'Q - 'V AX X XX A ' H f l fy ' ' X QNWX WTWKHWL? lv I A, xx X X 'TIS L, L 5 bf I 'uf' p I X io my X V I M, . 'Lug ,QW X A : xx- L X- WA., , . ' irfjfi - ' A bi . Ji 'wi'-5 ,Nh l V f Nkk w X .w Vipdv'-,5 C 'I 'L ku sx ' :IA'AyQ A.. f 'G XT!! I , X., -Gu-3.8, It - gl- I A' 4 gig ' H, ' llliullw 'Hx 6- f' my ' A ik Vx 'l ,I ' ' x, 'Qj, f -, w H x g a Wm 4 f y y! N x Q5 4 ' Q IU ' .f jf' L M '-f I f AN 1' -v 'lv 11 , I A , xx 5 4' ' ' if V- - I ' 'gf 5 W A if -, '-, ' ,Cf 1 -- -gil' 1 A j , Q. , . Q .gf , , x V .1 -f . 1 V I --, il!! if 'fwi 4' wwf? kN fQgff , A ,f A PORT 2 ruin llu Thc Bruin Club is one of the most important organizations in the school program. Although the club mcmbcrship is confined to the fellows who have earned a varsity letter in a major sport, those boys arc responsible, to a great degree, for the opinion that other schools form of our school as a wholc. Thr-sc boys arc achicving goals for which thc athletic program was initiated - quick, clcar thinking, physical and mcntal health, good relationships with others, thc ability to follow direc- tions, and thc dcsirc to work hard for a purpose. These qualities help thc members of thc Bruin Club to bccomc lcadcrs in school, and in the community after graduation. President. . .. . Merlin Howard Officers: Vice President. N - ., ,,..Bob Flynn Secretary-Treasurer , Bob Mingo Sergeant-at-Arms .Bob Smith Sponsor . . H Hank Powers Slanding-Lyman Farris, jay Bartlett, Coach Hank Powers, Bud Cross, Bud Swcct. Dale Dcaglc. Dah- Parsons, Duanc Scrpa. Kc-nncth Davis, George Avant, Coach John Gregory. Coach Ed Lander. Fourth row-Dc Vern Fullcr, Bill Dc Wald, Van Romney, Iolmny Chcvalicr, Bob Falash. Third rou--Clydc Murphy, Bob Mingo, Bob Neilson, Eddie Allison, Dean Brown, Maynard Campbell, Neal Morrison. Second row-Stanley Richardson, Chad Hull, Jack Cross, Robert Smith, Emerson Clark, Carl Toupin. First row-Larry Daigh, Chuck Walls, Harold Prunty, Nolan Ford, Merlin Howard, Tom Falash. iz- 'Q Vo rsity Football-1949 f X '- 3. Ve 'Aw' 1-D C Fourfh row-Larry Church. Clark Vllliitclicaicl, Duunc Second row-Eddie Allison, Nall Morrison lxennutli Bottoms, Cairlauul Crt-cn, Dailv Parsons, Jim Priest, Davis, johnny Clwvzilivr, Anld Cr ug lick Crow Boh Mingo, Duaun' Svrpu. Merlin Ilowurcl, Dzilv Dr-.ngle Curl Toupm Third row-Coucli. Ilaink Powers, BIQIIILIQCI' Dick Jenson, FHS, row-Hamld Pnmty' Bud Cross C-hmk Wqllg Tom .l4 4'5 Wl11f1'S1fl1'S' L0Y1'll'l'ff5 - Chill' Mllrpllys Chad Falnsh, Boh Fulash. Bolu Plxnn Boh Smith Nolan llull, George- Avant, Kay Larson, Larry Duigh, Mun- Ford. nga-r .lay Bartlett, Coaivh john Crcgory. Coach Hank Powers Coach John Gregory Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin Twin l . Twin SCORES: Falls-34 , .7 Oakley-6 Falls-28 ,,,7Weber-0 fOgdenj Falls-19 South Cache-0 Falls-27, D ,,Calclwell-O Fall-7 ,, D Nampa-21 Falls-27 ,Idaho Falls-6 Falls-22 , Boise-0 Falls-20 Pocatello-7 NS -am LINEMEN Fourlh row-Coach Hank Powers, Coach john Gregory, Third row-Larry Church, Duane Bottoms, Garland Green, Dale Parsons, -lim Privst, lioh Nlingo. Svroml row-Clark NVhitcl1eacl, james XVhitesicles, Loyal PL-rry, Clyde Murphy, Chacl Ilull, Ccorgc Avant, Kay Larson, Larry Daigh, Carl Toupin. First row-llarolcl Prunty, Bud Cross, Chuck VValls, Tom Falash, Bob Ifalaslm, Boh Flynn, Boln Smith, Nolan Ford. XKXX XX X, 'XSQXXX N X X XXX im 4 NN X X XX X QQ Q ,:gXV,.:amX X5 Q .wg nge: X ,:,i..X..r: XX X X X X X ' sgg:XXXXi.X: K XX 'X X X X , XX XNN. X XQXX XX .X X 'X 'X X XX QSS X 5Nk N FILLBIG SIX FALASH-wfL1.5-CROS -Fam!-HowARD B L.L. C NWN ' Y K Simi. 1 - BAC K Fl E L D Third row-Coach, Hank Poworsg Coach, john Gregory. Scrnnd row-Kenny Davis, Eddie Allison, Neal Morrison, Duane Scrpa, Merlin Howard. First row-Arvid Craig, Dale Deagle, Johnny Chevalier, Jack Cross. X - 535: Xlff X X X C oach Ed Lander SCORES: Twin Falls-19 llupert-28 Twin Falls-40 l'ocatcllo-- Twin Falls-4:2 Iclulio Fulls- Twin Falls-41 Oakley-. Swin Falls-43 Burlvye- Twin Falls-54 Idaho Falls- Twin Falls-50 Filer- Twin Falls-44 Boise'- Twin Falls-48 Filer- Twin Falls-49 Twin Fullsf Twin Falls-40 Twin Falls-39 Twin lfiills-48 Twin Fzllls--. Twin Falls- Twin Fullsf36 Twin Falls District Class A Tournament: Twin Falls Twin Falls Twin F alls Twin Falls Twin Falls Filc'1'-- - Oaklf-y-4 Buhl--32 Oakley-37 , Jerome-32 Culclwvll IJ 1 wcutollo Bnrlvy hlvroim- Clulalwi-ll Ninn an l Alcronu' NZIIIIIYQI Boism' VARSITY BASKETBALL-1950 x lx ' S - r vwgfy r-wx , -,wg 55 K. BOB IMXIASII -Xl,l, BIC SIX I nter-class West End Meet Qeld at Buhl C C ,, Hank Powers Relay Carnival C -C WJ 1949 TRACK TEAM Seniors W ,lst uniors 7 ,H ,,c2nd Frosh.-Soph. C C ,,,-3rd Twin Falls ccnlst Buhl ,,.a -,,- ,-c2nd Gooding ss- ,cv 3rd Twin Falls ,C ,c,c-1st Burley cn. Rupert be ., , , - 2nd cca3rd Record Rupert Relay Idaho Falls lst Carnival , ,H 7 , .-ccTwin Falls Pocatello , 2nd Idaho Falls , lst Big Six Track Boise cc . cc 2nd Meet a,a..sa , ..s. Nampa We 3rd Pocatello ec, , a,,. 4th Twin Falls , C C 5th Caldwell ,, 6th District Meet Burley Wa, , , 1st Twin Falls 2nd First row: left to right-Arvid Craig, Neal Morrison, Bill Third row-Colzlch Hank Powgrs, jim Crcgd, Cefnrfie M , 11.1 1 Ar' t , B b St. b , G Avant, Jac Cross, Leonar Neiwert, Jo nny Car , H:1?gerB1a?nS1Diu?ng on 0 Lms my eorgc Louis Hubbell, Garland Green, Ralph McFarlane, y' ' Jim Chevalier, Larry Church, Manager DeVern Second row-Larry Daigh, Harold Prunty, Dale Parsons, Fuller' Asslsatnt Coach Kemm Pei-rms' Duane Bell, Emerson Clark, Bill Brede, Nolan Ford, Fourth row-Van Romney, Chuck Walls, Wes Bartlett, Kenneth Mcgeth, Marlin Felton. Maynard Campbell, Bud Cross, Dale Deagle, Dick Chan, Bill Abbott, Richard Reed. Baseball W 949 S 1'L'fm ml row, lm-ft tn right-Dale Neilson, Tom Falush, Don First row-Ramon Sl 111111 way, Chunk Mmgo Marlin How lluzurcl, Curl Toupin, Boll Falasli, johnny Perkins, ard, Bob Mingo, Dnauu Smrpi Bolu lonu kenny Frm-cl Leopold, Coach Ed Lander. Davis, Stanloy Richardson 1 ,-V i SCORES: Twin Falls-IOW, - Y n,,nfv. ,W -nCooding-1 Twin Falls- 3 , T, ,Jerome-5 Twin F alls-12, ,-- Jerome-4 sk Twin Falls- 3, ii , ,i,-Filer-8 Twin Falls- 2 i,..lFiler-4 Twin Falls- 8 T,T, ,-UBurley-4 Twin Falls-16T,,. A ,Burley-3 Twin Falls- 8 Buhl-7 Twin Falls- 3 T, Buhl-4 Pe Cub U nit Officers: Second row-Bette Cronenberger, Patricia Skinner, Robert Bolton, Carol Neilson, Phyllis Payne, Don Robbins, Mary Sue Simmons, Lillian Clark. First row-Beverly Alger, Marlene Van Houten, Phyllis McFarlane, Marie Sut- terfield, Diane Weaver, Darlene Chadd, Marietta Whiteley, Joann Cates, Carolyn Clark, Betty Skinner. The Pep Club takes pride in promoting sportsmanship and friendliness in inter-school athletic contests. It acts as official school host to visiting teams, cheer leaders, and the public in general. As a secondary purpose, the members of the Pep Club keep the fans supplied with soft drinks, candy, gum, and pop corn. This year the club not only supported our teams at home, but also made several trips to out of town games. The nucleus of the club is the active combina- tion of cheer leaders: Darlene Wavra, Anita Turner, Verne Barnard. Bob Crowley, and Sally Warberg. Officers: President Beverly Alger Vice-President Donald Robbins Recording Secretary ,, ,, Adda Terry Corresponding Sccretary--Betty Willis Treasurer Marlene Van Houten Sponsor , ,, Miss Marianne Spencer l l c c YELL LEADERS Sally Warlwrg, Verne Bzzrnarzl, Anita Turner, Bob Crawley, Darlene VVavra TWIRLERS Phyllis jones, Betty Stover, Rose Emery, Barbara Easley Ski Club The High School Ski Club officially opened the season by electing Conrad Larson, president, Dick Roberts, vice president, and Joanne Stafford, secretary. Since there was insufficient snow for skiing at Magic Mountain until the latter part of December, skiers had a short season in which to gain skill at the sport. Beginning the last week of December and continuing until the third week in February, ski buses were taken to Magic Mountain from the high school each Saturday. Several of the high school boys entered the White Stag Ski Meet, February 18. and the High School Meet, February 25. Each year, weather permitting, the Ski Club becomes a stronger organization that brings one of America's finest and fastest-growing sports within the reach of the students of Twin Falls High School. lIgflT President ,,.. S S SS S SSSConrad Larson Vice President SSSS ,,c. SDick Roberts Secretary-, S S SS SS S SSSS Ioanne Stafford Sponsor, . SSSMrs. Patricia Thomas Im CUB FOOTBALL-1949 zrllz ron'-Ga-ralcl Chilcls, XValtvr Gish, Tom Putty- grovm-, Curl XVarlx-rg, Allin-rt Nlingo, Dwayne' Carl- ton, Dia-k Chan, Dc-an NVils0n, Bruce Parrot, Petcr Van lluntcn. irfl raw-Davv llom'vl', Ralph xIL'F1ll'llllll', Kc-itli Car- clin, john Clumlr-s, Cary Monro, W1-sh-y Bartlett, Bolu Marlin. Paul Blavli. llalph Conant. Lou Bartlett, Kc-rlnil l'c-rrins. Coach Kermit Perrins Twin Twin Twin Twin Sr'c'mnI mu'-llicliarcl ll:-vcl, liiviml lla-sa, Clan-in-v Swc-vt, Paul Ilannah, Bnlm Nic-lson, Max NViL-kliain, Tom Conant, Cary Lyclum, llolwrt Chisholm, llicharcl Truscott. Firsf row-Pat Daly, joc King, ,lim Brcnm-n, K4-ith Qualls, -Iainvs Clwvalivr, ,lac-lx Cm-ntry, Cc-orgu Frvclurickson. SCORES: Falls-12, W C Burley-0 Falls-19 , , Eden-6 Falls-27, F iler-6 Falls- 7 Jerome-2 Ford - End Dog - Pile Pep Band Bartlett -- Manager Pep Rally .!4CLl'l0lfUL6lg,2l'l'l2l'L td! to Mr. Garth O. Reid, without whose help and guidance this book could never have been compiledg to The Album for their work and patience in the making of group pictures and portraitsg to the students and faculty for their cooperation in having pictures taken and for their support in the publication of this yearbookg to the businessmen of Twin Falls for their advertising in the Coyoteg', to Raymond Peck, Lew Choules, The Times-News, The Salt Lake City Tribune, and The Deseret News for their assistance in providing pictures of school activitiesg to The Mountain States Bindery for the binding and the cover of this book. -The COYOTE STAFF t-51 11 Support the Coyote P , 4 Y 4 Advertisers 4 2 O O wr. 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Automotive Parts STANDARD PRINTING Commercial Printing SHOTWELL'S UTILITY SERVICE CO. Your Hotpoint Dealef' TWIN FALLS-WELLS STAGE LINE We Have a Line Tlzat Pleasesn THE VOGUE Smart Clothes for YVomenU TH E ALB UM Camera Portraitsv J. J. NEWBERRY WESTERN MUSIC CO. Seeburg for Your Favorite M usicv BLASIUS CYCLERY Play More, Live Longer, Ride a Bike ROWLES MACK CO. The Place to Go for the Brands You Know BENTON'S GLASS COMPANY Glass for Every Purpose BOB REESE MOTOR CO. Wheel in N'Deal CLIFF E. EMERICK Electric Motor Servicel' ROPER'S If It's From Roper's-ltls Dependablev UNION MOTORS The House of Sincere Service' SEARS, ROEBUCK 8- COMPANY Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back WILLIS MOTOR CO. Nash-Finest for '50 STERLING PHOTO Portraits You Treasure STERLING JEWELRY Quality F irst-Service Always VAN ENGELEN'S THE IDAHO BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP We Appreciate Your Patronagen BUDDY'S DONUT AND PASTRY SHOP CLOS BOOK STORE A Small Business With Quality Products Gifts-Books-Stationeryv TWIN FALLS .IEWELERS Lee and Max-Twin Falls, Idahov ANDERSON RADIO SALES AND SERVICE As Good as the Bestv MOON'S PAINT AND FURNITURE STORE Everything for the Home CLIFF QUALLS-TWIN FALLS ELECTRIC You Phone Us, We'll Wire You CORON ET JEWELERS Fine Diamonds Since 1893 ALBERTSON'S FOOD CENTER One-Stop Shopv .IOSEPHSON AND LLOYD .IEWELERS Only the Finest in Diamondsl' RICI'IARDSON'S CLEANERS Cleaning and Dyeing Saves Buying CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE I t Saves More Than It Costsl' WILLIAMS TRACTOR COMPANY I, I. Case Quality Machinery TROY NATIONAL LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS Quality F irst-Service Always YOUNG'S DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Magic Valley's F inest WARBERG BROS. Complete Moving Service, MOUNTAIN STATES IMPLEMENT We Sell Only the Finest in Farm Machinery THE PETER PAN Twin's Most Popular F ountain BABBEL'S Individualized Cleaning and Tailoring RAINBOLT'S DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 354 and Rainboltls at Your Door FOX FLORAL Where Originality Is an Arf' TWIN FALLS FEED AND ICE COMPANY A. M. Sande, Proprietor-Phone 19l SCHWARZ OFFICE MACHINES CO. Let Us Erase Your Troubles GEM STATE PAPER COMPANY Wholesalers-Paper Products, Fountain Supplies OFFICE APPLIANCE CO. Your Remington-Hand Dealers KRENGEL'S, INC. Your Complete Serve-Yourself Hardwarev BARNARD AUTO COMPANY Cadillacs-Standard of the World Pontiac-The Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels HOWARD TRACTOR COMPANY Your Allis-Chalmers and New Ideal Dealers TWIN FALLS FLORAL Say I t With Flowers for All Occasions LOUIS EVANS-APPLIANCES Phone 2674-M-647 Main Ave. West THE PARIS COMPANY The Store for Women and Girls . 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