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

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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

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Principal . . . JOHN D. FLATT It is more important to learn to live than to make a living. Few people starve physically, but many of them starve spiritually and socially. 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

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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