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

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1 M x KENNETH E. KAIL 'tl' V icc Principal tl 'i Dcfm of Boys ,AJ X. me-wx: ROSE MURRAY NORTH Dean of Girls Coorrlinator of English It is my sincm-rc wish that all of you muy look back on this school ycnr us at plcusamt one and an important onc. ltcmczuhcr that kuowlcdgc can nevcr he tnkcn from you. Thc jcwcls of u rich mind are yours to chcrish always. Education is an companion which no misforiuuc cam dccrcusc. no crime dcstroy, no enemy nlicnutc, no dcspotism cuslavcg at home Z1 friend, nhroud un introduction, in solitude a solace, in society an Ofllilllltfllt. So continuc your education on through lifc for knowledge is ll constant source of security, satisfaction, amd huppiucss. fK0llllCtll E. Krzil. lluppincss is that indcfinuhlc stntc which we arc ull sccking. Au old-fnshioucd rccipc for huppincss is us follows: ill Look at SUlIlL'lllll1j.I hcuutiful czlch clay. Col HJ Le-urn somc-thing you allways want to rcmcmhcr. Do some-thing for somchody elsc to mukc that somchody happy. Old-fusliiouccl? It will still puy dividcnds in happiness today. -Rose Murray Nortli

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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

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Henry C. Powers Robert D. Wilson lJirr'r'Inr of Allllcfivs-Mfllh lJirUr'!nr of Rlusic'-Choir . X X SECRETARIES Josephine Albertson Left t0 right: Enghkh Joyce Swartley, Barbara Edholm, Edna Miller