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

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NEW CLASSES A R T Art was taught this year for the first time in four years. Three Art I classes were taught and 55 students were in- volved. The highlight of the year was an art show held on May 22 and all of the art students participated. There were 95 entrees in the show. This year the American Falls High School offered Computer Science for the first time. The class focused on programming and word processing. Next year students will be able to take both Computer Science I and 11. In ad- dition the Apple Worms Computer club was formed and will also be going strong next year. Computers at AFHS have made a great start and will con- tinue to grow in the future. c o M P U T E R S 49

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Bill And Scott — Should I Stay or Should I Go?! 48 Jeff, Greg, and Robert — We ' re the ORIGINAL Beach Boys! This year ' s Homecoming Week was filled with many fun ac- tivities. The theme for homecoming this year was The Best of the West. Homecoming week started off with a pep assembly and the dress up day was Come as You Are! At noon, the A-Club had a slave sale. On Tuesday, the dress up day was Hats and Sweats and the noon game was an egg toss. Wednesday ' s dress up day was A Day At the Beach and the three-legged race was the noon game. For Thursday, the dress up day was Western Day and at noon there was an eating contest. The Snake Dance, Bon Fire, and the 2nd an- nual Battle of the Bands completed the day. On Friday, the completion of Homecoming Week was Big Red Day. There was a pep assembly during 2nd hour follow- ed by a volleyball game at 10:30. At 11:30 there was a parade and at 6:30 the football game against Marsh Valley started. Homecoming Week ended with a dance after the game. Overall, the classes took the following places: Seniors, 1st — Freshman, 2nd — Juniors, 3rd — and Sophomores, 4th.

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SOUTH PACIFIC -Ji This year ' s musical was South Pacific. Several American Falls High School students spent a weekend on a tropical island in the Rogers and Hammerstein play, South Pacific. Based on the Tales of the South Pacific, by James Michener, the story takes place on an island in the Pacific during World War II. According to Drama director Mary Roundy, the con- flict centered around love overcoming prejudice. Major decisions involved marriage set against the backdrop of the war. One romance centered around Lt. Joseph Cable, played by Evan Wiese and Liat, a young native girl, played by Stephanie Lords. The other involved a French planter, Emile De Becque portrayed by Dan Gunter and military nurse Ensign Nellie Forbush played by Michele Kopp. Other roles cast Julie Rowe aj Bloddy Mary and Jim Tilley as Luther Billis. Music was under the direction of Ross Gedeborg with accompanist Kendra Yancey. Art work and Advertising were done by the High School Art Club under the super- vision of Kim Dockstader. My Honey bun!! Is this what you .nean? Julie doing Dan ' s make-up. 50