Vintage 1965-1966 Twin Falls Idaho High School Student Directory & Obituary Lot For Sale

Vintage 1965-1966 Twin Falls Senior High School Student Directory and Memorial Ephemera Lot

Up for sale is a fascinating piece of Magic Valley, Idaho history. This lot includes an original, mid-century student and faculty directory from Twin Falls Senior High School, paired with local historical paper ephemera tucked inside.

Lot Includes:

• 1965-1966 Student Directory Booklet: A complete, original paper directory detailing the student roster, addresses, phone numbers, school clubs, student presidents, and full faculty listings from the mid-1960s era.

• Handwritten Provenance: The front and back covers feature the handwritten name of student \"Vaughn Sweet\" and his locker assignment (\"Locker No. 139\"). (Historical note: Vaughn Ferris Sweet graduated in 1968 and went on to a long career in veterinary science research).

• Historical Newspaper Obituary Clipping: A vintage newspaper cutout detailing the sudden passing of Twin Falls High School French teacher, Mrs. Mae Louise Ellis, in November 1966.

• Original Funeral Memorial Card: The matching, fold-out official remembrance card from Reynolds Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Mae Louise Ellis, listing service details, the 23rd Psalm, and prominent Twin Falls faculty casket bearers (including Dr. David McClusky, Julius Domowitz, Arthur Keller, and more).

Condition Details:

This item is in good vintage condition, showing authentic age and shelf wear consistent with handling by a high school student in 1965.

• Cover: General surface wear, minor toning/discoloration on the blue textured paper cover, and handwritten student name/locker number in ink as pictured.

• Binding and Spine: Staples are intact, holding all pages securely.

• Interior Pages: Clean text, legible print, no significant tearing or major stains.

• Ephemera: The newspaper clipping shows natural yellowing/toning from age. The memorial card is crisp with clean text.

Perfect for:

Local historians, Magic Valley genealogists tracking family names from the Class of 1966, school archivists, or vintage paper ephemera collectors and junk journal crafters.

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