Boise High School - Courier Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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an Nun 7,-.sf .wk- ea of ce n ec. o 1 of lo 8 40 oc e a beo nr o A ea Qcrool M A-er Cdober o loweo Q Co or H ff Q f e Nowember Ill lov t f e 'e eww , oroamzed R C T Q dance bard oer h dlrectlon ot Seroean' Clark The approaeh of Chrletmae vaeahon brouoht plane lor the Boye Feds rahon C,l'YlNlIHd9 Formal held December l8 The B Club Formal marl-leo the openmq ol the new year w1th an 1mpress1ve 1nterm1ss1on ceremony The B Club Queen and her attend ants elected by the B Club members were crowned ln addmon the most valuable player of th1Q year s football team and the two honorary Co captaxrs were presented Dlf' 1 Mum D 'Ve ar vN eK Pa'l'i 'ef-I---,-Q w ,-,KL .,.,,:-' 1 --'YV T -' f' , TW, .I,A- cz o. V.. Jill. .,: , l.. B .:f: . uf.. : ,H - ,g o S 1GlCc3T,Yud rf ,11.l,lY1f'..'1fhfht, gl- l. ' '- - f-,-'W f. l ll v- T' 1- f. 1, .Q Tong . , .A ',o. the l .ul Q Cahee P' The R .TC y,r'-esezrtetl its Skit 'ifllll Annual 1 V- y ,, , Mllllofiv' bali art , , W ztiuslc ,lj he lK-elelfll llflu HQ . T ' 'K . . . T. ' U 3 A A 1 i , . , LI. ' f. G , l , J .L . 4 if X , v V 1 V N V . - . - M , 3 , , . , . L .X H v , f Y 1 A 7 . . . . . . t. ff U ff , . , , . . , , , 1 v kd I 9 I T A A Artrxil I ifriI,'.'I'1fi.lr Etlv1H -'ll.Z 'f 'fe' rw 1- Oimczf- la la Tllfl, 'Bm-y Wh.1e K. lifarz Rme' C'l.rl.- Meltvfflt f1r:iFIf me 'Inn' lim.-'ou env yel flf :',e r,ff+1flf11w'f-lf-lrl zwtlfm- Nw mf-fNf1'ytp--1 'Iwww My nlf-lute He lu-l l' K' .': lififllfy, lmm Km ,f-Y lk 3 l '4i,11 any 111-11:- 1-lfm-e f fa .' lw- M gfwrrw ymruv, 5 :prf-H' xy' vxlf-rltwyvfsl' lww- , c'drfJm.-1w- ta--E l ff M' f ' 'wvyv fm. V1 ft f- .U mtwvwl-rff llm' Clflxff EAI. ll Marker F' Mfr-'xfir' N , ' l.f1'.'f3 wflf1i .:Z-Q, ref' lla:-:Irie Nel- yrwarifl-11' ri-iarv Mar 'rr wk ,intl t rf 1: i' e F Y .1 Formal. ll 1': '.:el4::'.':ll-'twuv.1'l'.l -:t'1 l: 'a l'T 'rw-l -r -4 I 1 - l 1 1 l - 1 '.-1' , uf Y , :A ' may. , Q-2

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I Several times a month, an assembly provided a welcorzie interruption in classtime routine. Members of the expression classes presented a novel pep assembly before the Thanksgiving football game, and in a more serious vein the Armistice Day Assembly. Qther assemblies planned by the student body included the choir's Christmas assembly: the sophomore, junior, and senior assemblies, and the award assemblies. The Christians, who lectured on the River of No Return, appeared on the National Assemblies program, as well as two musical groups, the Kilties and the Volga Troubadours. Une of the last and most important perform- ances of the year was that of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. 'l'lift,v iir' r 'ro introflvimed in the fzrst allfrivrl fa:::'e1nlil',' of the flfhfinl ywyr. lane-V Tfmrvf-V' lfrwiri lfvlvrvtfsn, nnrl lfmvt Augtiivl f-fwypriifffl tlw Du' 'li v tl A 1 D 1 ri l Fivwly v .-1 r:'i1:t we ay ,,:,-f- pl jr T' ' iw- lf- -l-1 Mr-rririari fin tlif- tliif r mul lifwl- flfwlwiri Jhww ii l f vi it ww lf nf- .ri the early 1909 ,- Mill ml:-. M ll' rail l re' 1 fu li ffmidlllf-vw-rfittlif-Av,-,irflAs.-1-frilly l'l.f- A fag yi-'llii Vliwr' wins lf-'slim-fl :ri lla- f-mivml f'lii:.,trim,. 1 ,sf-ml ly. L

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Near Valentme 5 Day the Scarlet Slctrte he o th beauhful Sweetheart Ball and later lr the month a sport dance was QIVGH by memberq of the Glrls Athlettc AsQoc1at1or The presentahon ot the queen and her court and the May pole dance were all part ot the tradltlonal program at the annual May Queen tormal sponsored by the Glrls Club As the end of the year drew near the jumor class gave the lunlor Semor Prom lor the de parhnq semors The clostnq dance ot the year as well as the last h1qh school dance for the class of forty n1ne was the memorable Gracluahon Formal f n r nr lor! 4 am Tr 5 len of B ti ns H ey a fl T 1 ari eufenan V mmnry a c D lle led the qrand mar l 1 n ler tl e e ry Bwll e K D rm hfl x nr r hon of Qqt Dm! wr xi ll I fig . f 4 A 2 1 e 1 ' ' A r . . , . , - , l , ' ,, Cfovmlefs la r'-'fl to tl.e ,rt dmv 'wt ll , Away' Plfxw-, ' ful ilu- Ci A A. fzv l ae. ff'n'fvallzr1nrl,1flnr '42 at ?l.r' Sm1rletf'l-1-r91: l'Sv:sfwYlxeefs1'l lifsll M The Bannovk H1-Y after-flue,-qf1r1.e' clfmf' wi mmf- wf-ll xttvmlflfl : y 'lm .rtuf ts: .H Vapfl J elv, n rfgrk, vf ln f l 'r ffm: nl lf Vol. : . . f fx 1 4 ..L:al'1'e,2fitTt1, 'Mxl a r ' Tlo, 'A - eta fu is Af rnufl qfrwfl mvlswt fa? fly lrml. .: 'lla-fl lfu mvler Tl fdl f-f' . . f fl' lc. s 1 lt , Q3 ll, A 4' ia I Z . fx! v 5 - ly , ' fu l Y A , 2 S V A . LIP 4 , X