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• KEL 277
  A group of people sit around a table drinking bottles of Coca-Cola at a Walther League Convention held at the Memorial Lutheran Church. The theme of the convention was "Pioneers for Christ." The room is decorated to look like a saloon, using empty bottles on top of a cabinet and fishing nets draped from the walls. A piano is against the wall, and a girl in a cowboy hat is playing it. Another girl in a cowboy hats stands beside her, holding a drink. On top of the piano are some fake cowboy hat decorations that read "Twin in '65." An aerial photograph hangs on the back wall.
• KEL 276
  In the top image, Susan Thompson packs a suitcase of clothes in preparation for going away to college. Miss Thompson is a sophomore at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon. A piano and couch are behind her. A lamp hangs over the piano. In the background, a clock hangs on the back wall and a window is covered in curtains. In the bottom image, Mrs. Einar Sande adjusts a hem on a very fashionable plaid fall dress for her daughter, Anita Sande. Miss Sande is a sophomore at St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota. A pin cushion with pins sticking out of it sits on the floor beside her. In the corner is a large trunk. Behind them is a closet door, and a painting hangs on the wall.
• KEL 275
  In the top image, Carolyn Vipperman puts the finishing touches on a new hairdo for Connie Covington before she leaves for the University of Utah at Margo's Beauty Salon. In the bottom image, Anne Alworth serves coffee to Sue Wylie, center, and Judy Peterson, right, as they discuss the numerous campus activities scheduled for the year at various universities. Miss Alworth and Miss Wylie are juniors at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, and Miss Peterson is an English major at Idaho State University. Miss Alworth is majoring in German and Miss Wylie's major is education. The girls are seated on a couch, and a table in front of the couch has a coffee mug and a centerpiece of fruit. A lamp sits on a table beside the couch.
• KEL 274
  A large crane removes the cross from the top of St. Edward's Catholic Church after the church custodian, George Miller, discovered the base of the cross was coming apart and the cross was loose. A man in a hard hat stands on top of the roof next to the cross, helping with the removal. The side of the crane reads "Northwest Crane & Rigging and Transport Austin Western." An arch on the building of St. Edward's Catholic Church reads "This is no other but the house of God and the gate of Heaven Genesis XXVIII 17." The two bell towers are visible to the sides of the roof with the cross.
• KEL 273
  The cross on top of St. Edward's Catholic Church is seen close-up before being removed after the church custodian, George Miller, discovered the base of the cross was coming apart and the cross was loose. A bell tower is seen beyond it. On the ground below, automobiles (cars) travel down the street, and some trees from Twin Falls City Park are visible. Shoshone St. is in the background.
• KEL 272
  From left to right, Mrs. Robert Brailsford, Mrs. Sterling Vaughn, and Mrs. Robert Warberg model different fashions from the Mayfair Shop for the Magic Valley Memorial Hospital Guild fashion show. Mrs. Brailsford is wearing a hat and a long one-piece button-down dress. Mrs. Vaughn is wearing a blouse and skirt and is holding a notebook and pen in her hands. Mrs. Warberg is wearing a long evening gown. Behind them is a backdrop with a floral pattern. To the sides some dressing room doors and closets are visible.
• KEL 271
  CAP Captain Susan Shaw and Captain Clyde N. Carlson sit on a couch and look over a manila folder of plans for special activities. Capt. Shaw is Idaho Wing Information officer for the CAP and Capt. Carlson is deputy for training of the wing. Together they arrange the international and inter-regional tours awarded to outstanding cadets. They are dressed in their Civil Air Patrol uniforms. Capt. Shaw is wearing tags that read "Civil Air Patrol Idaho" and "USA Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol." Capt. Carlson is wearing tags that read "USA Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol" and "Carlson."
• KEL 270
  Linda Wilson and Fredrick Coggburn had the opportunity of making extensive tours of the Southwest and Great Britain, sponsored by the special activities program of the Civil Air Patrol. Both are seniors at Twin Falls High School. They are dressed in their CAP uniforms. Linda Wilson is wearing tags that read "Cadet Civil Air Patrol" and "Wilson." Fredrick Coggburn is wearing a jacket that has "United States Civil Air Patrol" embroidered on it.
• KEL 269
  Mrs. Loyd Wright stands outside of Twin Falls High School with a class catalog in her hand, in preparation for enrolling at CSI. Her young grandson Douglas Wright stands beside her, holding her other hand. Several high school students are walking in the background.
• KEL 268
  Mrs. Jack Shaw, Mrs. Gordon Cox, and Mrs. C. A. Perkins model fashions for a fashion fair for women attendees of the Utah-Idaho Kiwanis District Convention. All fashions will be furnished by The Paris. Mrs. Shaw is dressed in a skirt and shirt, long gloves, a scarf draped over her head, and is holding a purse. Mrs. Cox is dressed in a skirt, shirt, and jacket. Mrs. Perkins is dressed in a long evening gown, short white gloves, and is holding a purse. Behind them are two dressing rooms, and to the sides is a display of jewelry and several shirts hanging from hangers.
• KEL 267
  Cheryl Couch, a sophomore at the College of Southern Idaho, shows Linda Frazier, an upcoming freshman at the University of Idaho, a sweater with a floral design on a hanger. Cheryl Couch is wearing a dress, and Linda Frazier is dressed in a blouse and plaid skirt. Behind them, several shirts hang from hangers, and to their side are two dressing rooms.
• KEL 266
  A man in a plaid shirt and sunglasses sits on top of a four-row corn picker that is used by the Green Giant Company in Buhl. The new corn picker is designed for 30-inch corn rows. Joe P. Fehrenbacher, agricultural superintendent of the company, said that 30-inch corn rows are being tried experimentally by the company in the hopes of gaining increased water utilization. A field of corn crops is behind him. Some trees are visible far in the background, on the horizon.
• KEL 265
  Three teenage girls model some back-to-school fashions for the Twin Falls High School Girl's League Fashion Show. From left to right are Connie Babble, Cathy Pond, and Pam Jenkins. Connie Babble is wearing a one-piece dress with a striped collar and cuffs, Cathy Pond is wearing a skirt and tunic top over a checkered blouse, and Pam Jenkins is wearing a sweater with a floral design and a skirt. The doors to some dressing rooms are behind them, and a sign on the door reads "Please! Employees Only!" To the sides of the dressing rooms, a mirror and some dressing hanging from hangers are visible.
• KEL 264
  A field of beans is cut into windrows. A tractor sits at the edge of the field. Some trees are seen far in the background, on the horizon.
• KEL 263
  Sterling Alexander, manager of the Union Motors Service Station in Twin Falls, stands beside stalks of corn in a planter which serve as ornaments for the service station. To his side is the front door to the office, and behind him is the garage. Trees can be seen through the windows at the back of the garage.