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

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to right: Eclgar H. CJIIIIHLUKI, Clzuflns j lxLll11 Charles SIIIIILU Elvis Cain, Glen M. Trazl A W Morgan Arthur Kleinkopf lJir1'1'!ur of Curriculum mul 'l'em'liing Personnel XVhm-n ll cm'pe-nler lmilmls a house, he clocs not cle it in ii hit or miss fashion. He makes ll hlue print, or ll plam, amd from this he builds strong mul sure. lialcli person spm-mls ll tifetime building the sert of person he finally becomes. To he sue- eessful eaieh must, like the carpenter, have 21 lmlue print which will guide him in building the qualities of Cl1llI'llCtCl' that will make him hon- urecl amcl respected illllllllg people everywhere. -Arthur Kleinkopf.

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS A. W. MORGAN Your education is never completed. Only when you have be- come economically self-sufficient is the first step reached. It is regrettable that in a weafthy republic such as ours the citizens do not yet see fit to take all their young people at least to the end of the first round. Some day when they cast aside old edu- cational traditions, perhaps they will. Until then, best of luck to you all.-A. W. NIORGAN. 1 f 4

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PRINCIPAL JOHN D. FLATT Socrates said, The only thing you have left when you die is that which you gave away while you lived. Students, as you prepare for life, develop the right attitudes toward people and direetioc' institutions. Seeondly, develop skills that will help you earn a living, and other skills that will help you in the field of recreation. Lastly, develop wisdom and understanding. Too many people have impulses that are without rhyme or reason. Therefore, defelop enough control that your impulses and desires cron be directed into constructive channels. When you leave, will mankind have been made better? -JOHN D. FLATY