American Falls High School - Beaveronian Yearbook (American Falls, ID)

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SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL BOARD When you take out this annual many years from now it will remind you of the many good times that you had while attending American Falls High School and some of the not so good times. You will be reminded of your friends and classmates that have gone their separate ways. Many will reflect on what they would have done different or what they could have done better but these thoughts should only be for stimulating new thoughts about what you can do now and in the future to make this world a better place to live. What you accomplished during the time period that this book represents is im- portant, but it is history. What you do from that time on is what is important to you and to those that you come in contact with. I challenge you each time you look at this annual to set at least one new goal and then immediately start to accomplish that goal. I wish you the best in your future endeavors and remember that American Falls High School is better because you were there. Richard Kugler Superintendent Richard Kugler Superintendent Lois Cluff, Lynn Thompson, Maria Bethke, Jamie Mayer, Richard Kugler, Loren Huse, and Klaren Koompin 105

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Top: Principal Kirk Brower Bottom: Secretary Kathy Scherer The best way to describe my first year at A.F.H.S. would be as a learning experience. Learning my duties as secretary and trying to keep the office running in an orderly fashion are, of course, very important: but if I were to make a list of my learning experience, I ' d have to include the following items: 1. Learning to tolerate Rock music. 2. Learning to answer the phone, write admits, answer the intercom, and hand out report cards or prom pic- tures — all at the same time!!! 3. Learning to never to lend out my scissors, stapler or tape — especially during Beaver Week and Prom Week. 4. Learning some new excuses for missing class, for ex- ample: My Hacky Sack was up on the roof. 5. Learning what a Hacky Sack is!!! But probably most important, I ' ve learned that the students today really haven ' t changed from what we were like, except that they have more opportunities and more pressures, and as a majority, they handle both ex- tremely well. I look forward to getting to know all the students at A.F.H.S. better and I hope you ' ll be patient with me as I continue to learn. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY Well, you ' re out there on your own now! It ' s great to be footloose and nobody ' s gonna break your stride. Don ' t forget, you ' ve got a friend here at AFHS, if you ever need one. Best Wishes, Kirk A Brower Kathy Scherer 104

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