Bonneville High School - Hive Yearbook (Ammon, ID)

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ALAPHABET OF Andrus, Armstrong, and Avery Have been here thru' 12 years of slavery. Of Bs we have a few, A Bunnell, a Butler, and Bodilys two. And let us not forget the rest, A Butters, a Byram, cmd this ends the list. lla, Ivan, Lyle all go by Cook And Bonnie Clark records a book. Campbell, Covert, Carlson don't really rhyme But we will put them in any ole' time. Davies is wearing a stone, And Denning is holding her own. Eriksen, Empey, Erickson, Egan The first of these is author of Lan. Father Fife leads quite a life! Farnsworth will too when she becomes a wife. There are now two Es left to name, Frandsen and Field we should frame. Goodson and Groom Please give them room. The Hansons you know One with an e , two with on O , We welcomed a Haigh at the half of the year, But Harmons and Heuers were already here. Of the remaining Hs we have only six Harris, Hunt, Hymas, Haws, Hill and Hix Take a Jorgen and a Jen, add a sen , Here you have two good men. Jephson, Jacobs, Jordan, Johnson and Jones The portals of BHS are proud to have known. SENIORS John Judy we are proud to claim. He played center in the basketball game. We come to the Ks . The group is quite small. There is iust a Killian and that is all. With Larson and Long You will never go wrong. Mitchell, Monson, Moser, and Mills Are proud to graduate from old Bonneville. McFate and Mikami the Buzz did edit, The rest of the students just read it. Madsen and Martineau, the wits of the crowd, You'll always find them screaming out loud, A Naegle, a Newman, Nelsons two Are all the Ns we will give to you. We now come to Peterson, a gal we've all known, But just like Olsen she stands all alone. ln the Rs there are but two Ritchie and Robinson and that will do. A Simmons, a Simmons, a girl, a boy A Sargent, the Smiths all give us joy. Sato, Simons, Sessions, and Snarr All wished they owned a flashy new car. Next to this rhyme we add to the list A Tawzer, two Tracys who are sure to be missed. Not being poets we find it quite hard To work in Wilkinson, Webster and Westergard. Wildings' a boy who shoots for the top 'Til he marries a President he will not stop. Gene Wilkins is definitely in. And now to the list we add Grant Winn. Vehkalahti we could not pass. And this is the end of the SENIOR CLASS . . . zip .Z

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Russel Tracy Chlldren should be seen and not heard Gary Wlldlng All the world may not love o lover but all the world watches hum Sharlene Tracy Always happy never sad sometimes naughty but never bod Gene Wllkms I can tell a story lhat will bnng tears to your eyes larry Vehkalahh When he gets om he cant Duck Wulkmson The world knows noth 9 9 , . . . ' be slopped. ' I ' 'ng Of '75 k , r QVSCHEST men. Karla Wesfergard Blonde and real cure, too! Lamayne Webster Was single but There have G w. rant mn been Changes mode' A man that blushes is not so different.

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FAREWELL Two thousand one hundred sixty days of happiness worry work play and study long busy school days We the class of 57 have spent 2 160 days of the last twelve years un school School days are over now yet before we close the door behind us we hesitate long enough for a backward glance The year us 1945 Eagerly and awkwardly we start the first grade With rump ropes uacks marbles fustfughts and tag the class of 57 progressed through grade school Its 1951 and we are the first class to attend the seventh grade at Bonne ville Junior Hugh We were among the founders of the newly organized District No 93 We worked hard to set hugh standards and to put Bonneville on the map Now 1957 us here and we are seniors ready to leave dear old Bonneville but we will still remember the fun the actuvutues and the studies' For our dance we left the traditional popular song themes and turned to the classics Wuth all of S3 38 we decorated our Freshman Froluc April Showers Pop Corn and Lemonade set the circus scene for the greatest Sophomore Hop ever Remember the thrill as we turned the gym into a dream land supported by four white pillars for our Junior Prom How proud we were as we formed a 57 to the strains of Tonight We Love Can we forget our Senior Ball Moon lught Love 'P The gym was blue and white with a large waterfall un one end We have been to State Baskebtall Tournament initiated Sophomores bought our Senior rings presented assemblies played ball games had parties and dances eaten hot lunches crammed our lockers full of books presented operas and plays laughed and cried and through ut all learned to love BHS We are proud as we graduate proud of our class and proud of our school We bud farewell with sorrow in our hearts As the class of 1957 closes the door we Stand and guv our pledge of honor to Bonneville Hugh School 'x lm U J f 5 mn we 70 'ps S , . , I ' That night we realized this was our last dance. We were Seniors! I . .. F If - V. ' - - H .fs 'ti?1. 5'-0 :Y i' , -1 ' fu fe , Il 'F s e cftf-it- S Q, Q85 D