Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1964 volume:

1 THE BELLS TOLL FOR B 1 R 9 O 6 N 4 PHOTOGRAPHY Bach Studio Graeme Shaw Mike Thomas ARTISTS Jim Anglesey Dale Christensen EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Linda Hadley ASSISTANT EDITORS Mary Ellis Betty Berry BUSINESS MANAGERS Karon Anderson Carol Goble ADVISOR Clark R. Gardner 3 ©FABIAN ••• November 22, 1964 On this fateful day our beloved President was taken from us. Through the cruel act of a single individual our country was thrown into despair. With a single bullet he washed a clod from our continent and a part of each of us departed with him to the cold sea of death. As the bells tolled his death, we realized that they tolled for us. It was as if a limb had been torn from the body of our country. This vacancy will remain as long as there is one alive who remembers the cruel deed. In order to help preserve the memory of our Presi- dent, it is with the greatest remorse that we dedicate the 1964 Bronco to ... John Fitzgerald Kennedy by Linda Hadley 5 Foreword No man is an Hand, intire of it selfe; every man is a peece of the Continent, a part of the maine, if a Clod bee washed away by the Sea, Europe is the lesse, as well as if a Promon- torie were, as well as if a-Mannor of thy friends or of thine owne were; any mans death dimin- ishes me, because I am involved in Mankinde; And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee. John Donne rx Clubs 1 Music i Baslj.etfca RlNd 133 Sertibrs 135 ' School Life 162 INDEX 213 Karon Anderson Co-Business Managers Carol Goble Betty Berry Assistant Junior Editor Photographers Mike Thomas Graeme Shaw clod be . wc A D M I N I S T R A T I O N School Board SPENCE Assistant 14 of Education 15 Counselors CON BE RUN Men’s Counselor BONNIE GARDNER Women's Counselor Faculty MARY JANE BERTRAND Home Economics, Family Living, F.H.A. RULON CALLISTER World History, Journalism, Round-up 17 HENRY R. CLARK Physiology, Zoology, F.N.A., Notional Honor Society. GWEN CRAWFORD Type I, F.T.A., Junior Class. MELVIN C. DAVIS Bookkeeping, General Business, Student Supply LORRAINE EASTER English, Psychology, Senior Class. LLOYD FRANDSEN English II III. ART GARDNER Physical Education, Boys Intramurals, Drivers, Ed., B Club. CLARK GARDNER Band, Pep Band, I.V., Bronco Staff, Marchers. SPENCE GARDNER Assistant Superintendent, Basketball Coach. LAMAR HAGAR American History, American Government, Coaching. WILFORD HALE Spanish I, II, III, Economics, Key Club. PATRICK HALPIN Biology, Coaching. FRANK HARTKOPF American History, American Government, Buses. WILLIAM HERR Choir, English II, American History, I.V. Club. ETHEL HOFF Algebra I, English II, Literary Club, Sophomore Class. VAUGHN HUGIE American History, B Club, Football, Wrestling, Baseball. RICHARD JACKMAN Art, Art Club DAHL JORGENSEN Library, Study Hall. EUGENE JORGENSEN Chemistry I II, Science Fair. HORACE KEARSLEY Geometry, German I II. HELEN KOTTER Shorthand I II, Advanced Typing, F.T.A., Junior Class. LELAND MATTHEWS Mechanical Drawing, F.F.A. JAY C. MORTENSEN Vocational Ag., F.F.A. HUGH OWENS Algebra II, Advanced Math, Physics, Hi-Y, Science Fair. MAUDE OWENS English III, Girls' Federation, Tri-Hi-Y. MARY SCOTT Type II, English II, Keyettes. AFTON JOHNSON Secretary. TED RAMSDELL Attendance Officer. Student TERRY HOPKINS A.S.B. President 24 Government 25 Marge Miner Secretary Betty Arietta Reporter Student 1 st row: Ben Yamagoto, Nori Shiratori, Pat McKie, Colleen Howell, Marilyn Roubidoux, Carol Kershaw, Pam Richardson, Pat Johnson, Jackie Adams, Marge Miner, Phyllis Tackett, Mike Jamison, Kathy Spraker. 2nd row: Greg Goates, Janet Jensen, Jan Baxter, Nicki Fullmer, Richard Fitzpatrick, Mike Virtue, Steve Price, Carolyn Martin, Kerry Hammond, Bob Buchanan, Terry Hopkins. Steve Price, Paul McDaniels, Ben Yamagata, Come on, Steve! Get in the car and quit hamming around. T Hopkins, Jerry Smith, Denise Browning, Rufina Rojas, Jeanne Weston, Sheila Stephens, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Bertin, and Salli Berry on the way to a Student Council workshop at Burley. 26 State and District Officers Jeanne Weston—Past 5th District Secretary Carla Weaver—5th District Secretary Ben Yamagata—State President Marge Miner—Past State Vice-President 27 One act on the exchange assembly sponsored by the student council. Committees The Orientation Committee: Lyne Ol- sen, Judy Stoddard, Carla Weaver, Jeanne Weston, and Terrece Bithell extends the hand of welcome to Rufina Rojas, our Panamanian ex- change student. The Finance Committee consisting of Lloydiene Logan, Phyllis Tackett, Lynn Whyte, and Dan Hale struggle to balance the budget. The Sunshine Committee headed by Kerry Hammond and including Gay- leen Butt and Jonis Yancey pauses for a moment from their activities of letting ill students know that we care. 28 The Old and The New Carolyn Martin and Carolyn Jones of the Publicity Committee survey the bulletin board which they so in- dustriously keep up. The Battle Ann Hildebrand, Jackie Adams, Steve Price, and Bob Murray at the Keyholder party silently cheer their speaker Del Biela. Lynn Whyte, Ben Yamagata, Sharon Gardner, Marilyn Roubidoux, and Carla Weaver calmly try to size up their opponents. 30 Mike Nelson and Bob Murray watch as R. J. Mickelson tests his strength at the Keyholders carnival. Panamanian Exchange Student . • • as if a Mannor . . . of thine owne I were; 32 Secretary: Pat Hoge Sophomore Story Scum-of-the-earth they called us. Did we falter or shirk? We know that we are made of that stuff which makes a class an outstanding one. We realized early in our high school lives that no man is an island. Through cooperative effort we worked hard to gather wood for the biggest and best Homecoming fire. We foxed the upperclassmen when we won 1 st with our float in the Homecoming Parade. Ours was the best Sophomore Hop that good ole BHS has ever seen. Our Sopho- more assembly was acclaimed to be the best assembly of the year. Through the year, we lost several members from our class. Each time it was the same as if a Promontorie were. We had our joys and fun. We had our pitfalls and sorrows. We proved though, that we can make it and we look forward to returning to these hallowed halls, no longer as scum-of-the-earth, but as mighty Juniors. SOPHOMORE EDITORS 33 Randi Abend Mike Akers Marsha Albright Dennis Allen Lupe Alverez J. Blaine Anderson Jack Anderson Joe Anderson Ross Anderson Ruth Marie Anderson Ruth Anderson Sue Anderson Cecilia Ansola Donna Anthes Dan Anthoy Karen Bahr Barbara Baker Brent Baldree Blake Bales Kenneth Barry Evelyn Bassett Laurie Bates Mark Beebe Harvey Bell Connie Belnap Jay Bench Eileen Bercier Alice Bewley Loraine Blackner Rebecca Blair Jerry Bohleen Marilyn Brower Dan Budd Janet Burmingham Leon Butler Muffet Case Ruth Casper Marla Cheney Dale Christenson Martha Christensen Terry Christensen Wayne Christenson Sheila Clayton Gary Clement Coleen Coles Francene Conan Frances Conan Linda Conn Carol Cooper (Lewis) Sharon Cooper Douglas Cowden Charles Cowden Kim Cox Bobby Cushman Daren Dance Sherry Davis Nicki Dexter David Dick Craig Dillard Leathie Dixey Lorraine Edmo Blake Elison I la Fackrell Judy Fairchild Valerie Fames Jeni Lyn Fisher Nicki Fullmer Sharyn Gardner Dan Gines Bryan Gordon Susan Greaves David Gurule Di I worth Hammond Bruce Hansen Earlene Hansen Shari Hansen Susan Hansen Irene Harman Terry Harman Margaret Haselden Eldon Hatch Kenneth Henderson Pamela Hendricks Alan Herbst Bradly Herbst Ron Hicks Patricia Hoge Linda Hook Sandra Inskeep Elaine Jacobsen Eddie Jamison Gail Jemmett Russell Jenks Carolyn Jensen Douglas Jensen Jonet Jensen Marilyn Jensen Sheryl Johnson Dan Johnston Diana Jones Karen Jones Michael Jones San Dee Jones Connie Justus Pretty good fire for only Soph. 38 Carole Kacalek Violee Kershaw Kurt Karren Patti Kaufman Gary Keith Carol Kershaw Brenda Kesler Arlinda Kniffin Tinka Kniffin Brent Knight Bob Krmenacker Melanie Kunz Rea Kay Later Blaine Lee Kaara Legler Larry Legler Irene Lindsay Bob Link Judy Lish Kathy Lish Nanci Loos I i Clyde Lott Kenna Lovell Susan Lowe Nick Lucero Carol March Howard McBride Barbara McCarrel David McCool Mary Lu McNeal Judy Malm Thomas Mansfield Darryl May John Melanson Enoch Miles Terry Monson Rhea Jean Moore James Morrell Linda Murdock Delsia Nagashoah Cathleen Neeley Lynn Nelson Michael Nelson Wayne Nelson Sandra Neeser Ireta Norman Wanda Ogborn Carl Olson Don Olson Floyd Osborne Parker Owens Janet Parker Mike Parker Del Parkinson Marvalene Parris Kathleen Parrish Terry Parsons Pamela Peterson Kenny Peterson Bill Pixton Mike Pope Steve Price Mike Pritchett Dennis Radford Entertainment at Hop supplied by Lenny R., Dan B., and Robert W. Ross Rainwater Lenny Ralphs Carolee Ramey Carolyn Reed Kathleen Richards Pamela Richardson DiAnn Robinson Steven Rowe Ronald Salisbury Jerry Serr Vilinda Sheepskin Laura Shikoshio Roger Sims Carla Smith David Sonnenberg Carol Wright Carla S., Pat H., and Pam show to upper classmen that sophomores have some talent. Morsha Sorensen Jim Sorensen Jean Taney Joyce Tauscher Thomas Taylor Varlene Taylor Eugene Thomas Randy Thomas Dan Thompson Rae Thornell Christine Thurman Nadine Thurston Carolyn Turpin Christine VanOrden Terry Van Orden Pauline Villasenor Mike Virtue Robert Wagner Charlene Whiting Kay Wixom Dianna Womack Diane Wood Larry Wood Donald Woodard 44 Journalism 1st row: Carol Goble, Doris Srorer, Myrna Jensen, Jeannette Ellsworth, Ann Virtue, Paula Tovey. 2nd row: Dinah Thoreson, RaNae Lindsay, Chris Parks, Lorraine Edmo, Bonnie Abend—Editor, Mr. Collister—Sponsor. 3rd row: Hilda Baldwin, Parker Owens, Gary Dance, Sherry England, Joe Evans. Journalism students cavort in the halls during 6th hour. Mr. Ca I lister and his fine staff deserve thanks for the fine job they did on the Round-up this year. They have kept us in- formed and aware of the things going on in our school. Thanks to them for doing such a fine job of this. D V 3... .School begins ' 11 ... . Fair parade 20. .. .Welcome dance 27. . . y? . Homecoming V— T’vP' _ 1 l«5' September Girl-of-the-Month is our A.S.B. Secretary Marge Miner. She is vice-president of Idaho State Student Council Association. A mem- ber of the student council, her affiliations include Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Marchers, F.T.A., and N.F.L., of which she is secretary of the Blackfoot chapter. Marge holds a Degree of Distinction in the national league. She and her debate partner went to Nationals where they did very well. Marge attended Girls State and Girls Nation, where she was a memb of the president's cabinet. September Girl-of-the-Month is employed at Hale Drug. She was Homecoming queen and was chosen Winter Royalty. September Marge and her attendants reign over Homecoming activities. The Homecoming Parade started the festivities with a bang. Anyone for o jaunt down the road? Pardon us. Linda Hadley was chosen Girl-of-the-Month for Octo- ber. She is the recipient of a $2,000 scholarship from Phillips Petroleum Company. Linda is editor of the Bronco, has served as vice president of the National Honor Society, and a delegate to Girls' State. She is affiliated with Pep Club, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Stu- dent Body cabinet, and F.T.A. Linda is employed part time by Dr. Christ. October Lunch-time study hall. 1 -2-3-stompl November Girl-of-the-Month was Phyllis Tackett. She is affiliated with F.T.A.; Tri-Hi-Y, of which she is Chap- lain; and a committee chairman for Girls' Fed. Phyllis worked on the Bronco staff for a year, and has been an honor student throughout high school. Her family hosted B.H.S.'s first foreign exchange student, this year. WANTED 1 . . .Autumn Formal 8. . .Sade Hawkins Dance 13... Play Festival 27. . .Sophomore Hop 50 Don't fall in love, Jim. Prize Lunch-mouths! Girl’s Federation Susan Jensen, RaNae Lindsay, Linda Hadley, Sheila Stephens, and Sherry England model evening clothes at the Girls Feds, annual Fashion Show. Cabinet Judy Stoddard.......... Historian Bonnie Abend ........ Scholarship Jerry Fattig ..... Vice-President Phyllis Tackett.......Hospitality Carolyn Martin ................. Rhea Bingham..............Program Lyn Rainwater . . Secretary-Treasurer Lona Murdock ............ Program Linda Hadley......Ways Means Mrs. Owens................Sponsor 52 Pep Club Front row: AA. Rowe, C. Goble, L. Hadley, D. Srorer, S. Berry—President, B. Biower, K. Spraker, S. England, R. Young, S. Tauscher, J. Stod- dard, L. Olsen, D. Cutler, L. Ogborn. 2nd row: P. Pope, E. Bergen, D. Richards, V. Weekes, S. Baker, J. Baxter, K. Holloway, L. Reader, N. Brown, I. Greaves, J. Drysdale, C. Kesler, J. Huff, S. Cannon. 3rd row: J. Fattig, C. Taylor, R. Marlowe, T. Bithell, M. White, J. Hutchings, M. Anderson, B. Berry, L. Boyer, M. Roubidoux, S. Woolley, K. Harwood. R. Harris, E. Fairchild. 4th row: M. Steffenson, N. Hunter, K. Neeley, S. Hansen, J. Burningham, V. Kershaw, S. Clayton. S. Cooper. L. Blackner, I. Lindsay, M. Yastrop, J. Adams, L. Hale. C. Howell. 5th row: C. Belnap, G. Harris. A. Bewley, K. lish, C. Reed, M. McNeil, W. Ogborn, B. Kesler, J. Jensen, L. Rainwater, S. Gardner. 6th row: M. Parris, R. Abend, P. Petersen, I. Fackrell, V. Fames, B. Baker, L. Bates, C. Turpin. M. Sorensen, D. Anthus, K. Parrish, N. Dexter, J. Fisher. 7th row: L. Shikashio, C. Smith, P. Hoge, K. Nickels, S. Inskeep, F. Conan, J. Taney, G. Jemmett, M. Brower, J. Fairchild, J. Parker. Nat’l Honor Society Front row: Carlo Weaver, Lyn Rainwater, Ann Hildebrand, Laura Shikashio. Marilyn Roubidoux, Susan Cannon, Roxy Allen. Sheryl Gardner Dons Storer, Carol Goble, Elizabeth Johnson, Carla Smith, Pat Hoge, Jeanne Huff. Linda Spencer. 2nd row: Richard Kearsley. Ann Callister’ Greg Goates. L.nda Hadley. Den.se Browning, Jerry Benson, Richard Fitzpatrick, Barbara Hoopes, Dian Christensen, Gayleen Butt, David Archibald, Mike Hale. Steven Kerr, Del Parkinson. 3rd row: Ron Hale, L. Jay Benson, Rich Hoge, Ed Serr, Dan Hale, Lynn Whyte Kathy Jump. Jerry Serr, Kerry Hammond. Duane Cone, Deon Honft. National Honor Society officers: Nori Shiratori, President; Jerry Fattig, Secretary,- Mike Packham, Vice-President; Jeanne Weston, Treasurer. 54 NFL 1st row: Jeanne Weston, Susan Jensen. Carol Belnop, Carla Weaver, Nori Shirotori. Nancy Loosli, Nicki Dexter. 2nd row: Del Biela, Marge Miner. Janet Jensen, Laurel Hadley, Pam Petersen. Carol Kershaw. Ben Yamagata, Del Parkinson. 3rd row: Doug Rowe, Jerry Benson, Jerry Serf, Lynn Whyte—President, Don Whittle, Dave Clark, Jim Howell, Mr. Skinner—sponsor. FTA Mrs. Crawford Cosponsors Mrs. Kotter Front row Linda Hadley. Sandra Baker, Denice Cutler. Judy Stoddard. Sail� Berry, Doris Storer, Myrna Jensen—Treasurer, Jerry Smith —V. Pres., Paula Tovey—Pres., Sharon Touscher—Co Secretory, Roxie Young—Co Secretary. Laurel Ogborn. Susan Jensen. 2nd row: Merlene Steffenson, Kathy Holloway. Jon Baxter, La Ree Reader, Linda Greaves. Cheryl Kesler, Betty Brower, Dinah Thoreson Terry Bit- hell Phyllis Tackett. 3rd row: Vicky Hansen, Linda Boyer, Maxine Anderson, Patt. Legler, Julie Hutchings, Marge White, Betty Berry. Verlyn Weekes, Lynette Hale, Loretta Nation, Elizabeth Fairchild, Carol Goble. 4th row: Phil Leonardsen, Donna Panko, Nori Sh.ratori, RaNae Lindsay! Rhea Bingham. Marlene Parker, Dian Young, Dan Hale. Paul Tovey, Reid Morrell. 5th row: Bob Brower. Bill Borreson. 55 Keyettes Front row: Susan Cannon—freas., Mrs. Scott—sponsor, Sylvia Ann Woolley—pres., Lynda Murray—sec. Row 2: Ann Hildebrand—v. pres., Marilyn Roubidoux, Jeannie Huff, Colleen Howell. Key Club Front row: Ed Serr, District sec., Ben Yamagata, v. pres.; Ron Hale, pres.; Bruce Bird, sec.; Greg Goates. trees Row 2: E. Kearsley. R. Reed, M. Mangum, J. Cuddihy, d’ Gardner, D. Parkinson. Row 3: R. Kearsley, J. Serr, E. Parrish. D. Yancey, J. Morrell, Mr. Hale, sponsor. 56 Cranberry Smash.' I. V. Club Front row-. Steven Kerr, Janis Yancey, Donna Panko —v. pres., Janet Yancey—pres. Row 2: Colleen Howell—rep., Shari George, Mr. Clark—sponsor, Linda Rowbury, Mike Packham. The club . . . their masterpiece . .. the dance 57 1 st row: Corol Goble, Nori Shiratori, Carol Kershaw, Nicki Dexter, Del Parkinson. 2nd row: Jerry Serr, Laurel Hadley, Janet Jensen, Nancy Loosli, Jerry Benson. Debate 1st row: David Clark, Del Biela, Carla Weaver, Susan Jensen. 2nd row: Doug Rowe, Don Whittle, Ben Yamagata. Lynn Whyte, 4th year; Marge Miner. 4th year; Jim Howell, 3rd year,- Jeanne Weston, 4th year. 58 One-Act Play Festival FOUR FRIGHTENED SISTERS Judy Sage. Lyn Rainwater. Lee Ann Lilya. Not pictured, Carolyn Slayton. MINOR MIRACLE Jim Smith, Jerry Benson, Doug Rowe, and Mark May. Was it really that bad Jerry? THE PINK DRESS Kathy Neeley, Terry Harmon. Ann Hildebrand explaining to her mother (Kathy Neeley) that she needs a new dress for the big dance. 59 Other cast members of THE PINK DRESS, Pam Peterson and Ron Hale. Del Biela Marge Miner 1 st N.F.L. Tourney Top 15 National Tournament Nancy Loosli, Susan Jensen. Carla Weaver, and Jeanne Weston. 2nd Dis- trict Regional 1st Women's Division State. Proud debaters present their many trophies to the school at the Awards Assembly. 60 Jim Howell, Del Parkinson, Marge Miner, and Del Biela. 1st place winners at District Regional Tourneys. 2nd place at State. 1st 2nd Ricks Invitational. Jerry Benson proudly displays and admires the trophies we brought home from State. Is this the way our debaters started!?!? Mr. Skinner show his debaters how to do it. Mr. Skinner gloats over Mr. Nielson, Snake River coach after we won Blacksnake Tourney. Weary Homeward Bound Debaters 69 Carol, would you scoot over? . . . And Some of the Not So Weary Sleep tight, Mr. Skinner. You’ve earned it. CUPID STRIKES AGAIN! I I . . . AND AGAIN? ? ? 99 marks of the truly successful debater. 63 We better win this or ... Debate Party Del Parkinson, Ed Serr, Doug Rowe, and Jeanne Weston along with other debaters en- joy the fun and high spirits at the debate party. A salute of congratulations and praise to Mr. Skinner and his fine debaters. They have reason to be proud of the fine record and goal for future years which they have set. Thanks to them for represent- ing our school so outstandingly well. Steve and Ben got caught for the clean-up detail! Football VAUGHN HUGIE Football Coach BOB BROWER: Co-capt. Sr. Fullback BRIT McLEAN: Co capt. Sr. Halfback MILT BELNAP: Co capt. Sr. Guard RON REIMERS Sr. Tackle Co-Editors MIKE THOMAS MARK MAY 66 Pileup! Bronco T.D.! RICK JACKMAN Jr. Quarterback JIM SMITH R. J. MICHELSEN JOE KIRBY Sr. Guard Sr. Guard Sr. En j 68 Varsity FIRST ROW: Jim Smith, Allan Packer, Reid Morrell, Lonnie Choate, Joe Kirby. Mark Yastrop, Ron Reimers, Dwight Osborn, Gary Westover, Dave Spencer, Coach Vaughn Hugie. SECOND ROW: Rick Jackman. Eric Anderson, Bruce Bird, Bill Borresen, Brit McLean, Bob Brower, Milt Belnap, Mark May, Nils Harris, Marlowe Goble, Coach Jerry Ennis. THIRD ROW: Craig Ainsworth, Jim Lee, Steve Mecham, R. J. Michelsen, Leon Jensen, LeRoy Mitchell, John Ramey, Steve Simpson, Sam Harper, Dennis Jackman, Mgr. Dan Budd. FOURTH ROW: Richard Monson, Gary Garnand. Mike Pope. Butch Hulse, Don Snow, Ken Hendersen, Dale Christensen, Lee Bailey, Jack Dixie, Ken Wixom, Mgr. Larry Reader. DAVE SPENCER Sr. Guard REID MORRELL Sr. End A RK YASTROP Sr. Tackle 69 LONNIE CHOATE Sr. Tackle BILL BORRESEN Sr. End MARK MAY Sr. Quarterback Opponents lose yardage! MARLOWE GOBLE Jr. Halfback End run? 70 JOHN RAMEY CRAIG AINSWORTH Jr. Fullback Jr. Halfback LeROY MITCHELL Jr. Center 71 GARY WESTOVER Sr. Guard JIM LEE Sr. End DWIGHT OSBORN Sr. Tackle DENNIS JACKMAN Jr. Halfback . . . death diminishes me, because At last we are Juniors! No longer the lowly and unsightly Sophomores, we have advanced to the station of Juniors. However, now as Juniors we face the sudden realization that there is so much to learn, so many opportunities confronting us, so many achievements and accomplishments to be attained if we have the desire and more important. . . determination. We are keenly aware that our high school days will soon draw to a close much, much too quickly. There is so much to do and gain in life and so little time to prepare ourselves. We ve had a wonderful time planning and working together on the Junior assembly, Junior Prom, and other various school activities. We began understanding the importance of cooperation and apprec- iated those who could successfully lead us in our endeavors. In the completed stages, we were all quietly proud seeing each of the activ- ities enjoyed by all who attended. All of us began to feel greater unity as a class and more confidence as individuals. We had learned year by year and piece by piece that soon we should make decisions that will have lasting effects on our lives. We know these decisions require knowledge and experience. Our Junior year has been one we have all enjoyed and a momentous adventure we shall never forget. As our Junior year closes, our Senior year advances steadily to each of us. New experiences will be added to our book of knowledge. We have one year left to collect the necessities required for us in life for . . . TODAY WE FOLLOW; TOMORROW WE LEAD! ! ! ♦ V . . . by Julie Hutchings . Junior Class Marg White Julie Hutchings EDITORS Class officers: Sec. Lloydiene Logan Pres. Ben Yamagata V. P. Cheryl Kesler Co-Sponsor Mrs. Crawford Class Sponsor Mrs. Kottor 77 Jackie Adams Roxy Allen Jim Anglesey Craig Ainsworth Eric Anderson Connie Arve Steve Akers Linda Anderson David Archibald Tom Alexander Maxine Anderson Greg Archibald Ron Allen Norma Anderson Merlyn Ashley Lee Bailey Sandra Baker Robert Barrett Larry Bartausky Dale Ann Bassett Janis Baxter Jerry Benson Robert fcergeman Ellen Bergen Betty Berry Bruce Bird Terrece Bithell Lee Blazard Shirley Boise Linda Boyer Linda Brewster Richard Brodt Betty Brower Delbert Brown Kathryn Brown Norma Brown Betty Butler Susan Cannon James Cheney Dian Christensen Terry Cobbley Linda Edmo RanDee Christensen Duane Cone Diane Edmunds Vida Christensen Jimmy Cuddihy Larry Ellingson Keith Clark Jeanie Drysdale Lois Ellis Sandra Cloward Nancy Edison Dorothy Ellsworth Craig Evans Joe Evans Sue Ann Evans Idona Fackrell Kattie Fames Jerry Fattig Ronald Fenner Richard Fitzpatrick Norman Fowler Gary Garnand Sherry George Greg Goates Marlowe Goble Jane Good Linda Greaves Mike Greaves Sherrill Grimmett Annette Hale Dan Hale Lynette Hale Michael Hale Deon Hanft Vickey Hansen Sam Harper Oh I! Those fallen arches, and I thought I had a tooth-ache. Nils Harris Barbara Hernandez Paul Hobday RaNae Haiirs Reva Hernandez Kathleen Holloway Katherine Harwood Ann Hildebrand Barbara Hoopes Mavis Hatch Dahl Hayes Eleanor Hildebrand Bard Hill Mary Ann Hoover Lester Hopkins Susan Hoskins Calleen Howell Jeanne Huff Butch Hulse Nicki Hunter Betsy Hurley Joette Hutchinson Robert Hutchison I Douglas Inskeep Dennis Jackman Ricky Jackman Leon Jensen Joe Jimeniz Karl John Ralph Johnson Bill Jones Karen Jones Larry Jones Kathleen Jump. Edwin Kearsley Cheryl Kesler Jon Kesler Jean Kingrey Victor Kmetz We tried to plant this baby.... but the roots were at the wrong end! Bill Kracaw Lee Ann Lilya Mike McCallister David Lambert Sandra Lilya Beaver McCallister Charlene LeClair Lloydiene Logan DeLoe McBride Pat Legler Ronald Longmore Doug McCormick Sharon Leonard Linda Loveland Jeannie McCrory Paul McDaniel Brent McMullin Connie Marlow Ruth Ann Marlow Corrine Matsaw Marlyn McWheter Dennis Mecham Steve Mecham Kathy Merrell John Miller John Miner leRoy Mitchell Richard Monson Dian Moomishoup Verna Mosingo Bill Murphy Robert Murray Cheryl Naccarato Loretta Nation Dennis Niehart Lynn Nelsen Mary Jane Nygard DeWayne Olsen Ron Osten I wonder if George Washington ever had this problem? Adele Owens John Peters Lyn Rainwater Michael Packham Peggy Pope John Ramey James Padis Jim Powell Delores Ramos Jay Park Terry Priscock Cleve Randall Ricky Parsons Sandra Pumkin Marjorie Ranson LaRee Reader Larry Reader Lynn Reader Doreen Roberts Glen Robinson Julie Robinson Lee Robinson Kenneth Rose Marilyn Roubidoux Linda Rowbury Douglas Rowe Judy Sage Janet Salisbury Ronald Shultz Albert Seefried Ernie Seth Graeme Shaw Robert Shaw Zelphia Sheepskin Kaye Siler Steve Simpson Robert Sims Carolyn Slayton Don Snow George Spaunbauer Dione Stroschein Elaine Topsky Kathy Spraker Mike Swenson Carolyn Trebilcock Tom Spencer Colleen Taylor Wayne Turner Merlene Steffenson Harold Taylor Nancy Tweedy Jim Stoddard Ross Thomas Charles Vasquez Linda Walton Cheryl Whittle Ken Wixom David Wright Carla Weaver LeRoy Whittle Leslie Wixom Ben Yamagata Verlynn Weekes Guy Williams RaNae Wood Dean Yancey Shirley Werner Linda Wilson Barbara Woodland Dave Yancey Marg White Reed Wiser Sylvia Woolley Kay Young Wonderland by Night Junior Our prom Marlyn Proud juniors look on 90 queen Roubidoux Pretty and fast tool! J Prom at the finishing touches. Mouth open again, Ben? We had 21 % fewer cavities with Brand X!!! Carolyn Cunningham was the Girl-of- the-Month for December. She was an active member in Pep Club, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, and Stu- dent Council. Carolyn also works in her church and at the Nuart Theater on weekends. B.H.S. at play. Jim does the dirty work. 93 Confused Christmas scene. 94 Cheerleoders work, too. Jerry and Bill seem to have their hands full! Pep Assemblies got peppier with the new feeling of victory. January January Girl-of-the-Month was a busy girl. She was cheerleader for two years which took most of her time. She was a member of F.T.A. and managed to be an honor stu- dent. January Girl-of-the-Month was Joyce Siler. 2................Back to school 4................BB 10 ..............BB 11 ..............BB 15................BB .................Sophomore Hop 17................End of First Semester 95 Salli Berry Was honored as the February Girl-of-the- Month. She was active in Student Government by working in Student Council throughout her high school years. Salli was a member of Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., F.N.A., and Journalism. She was President of Pep Club for 1 ’ 2 years which command- ed a lot of hard work and courage. Salli was prev- iously awarded Soroptomist Girl-of-the-Month for No- vember. February Everyone has dates since it's girl's choice. 97 Science Buffs start projects a week before the Fair. 98 “B” Club Front row: Gary Hall, Bill Borreson, Bob Brower, Michael Mangum, Gary Westover, Jim Lee, Lauren Rants. Dwight Osborne, Joe Kirby. 2nd row: Rick Jackman, Dennis Jackman, Tommy Alexander, Steve Simpson, Richard Monson, Craig Ainsworth, John Ramey, Don Snow. Bruce Bird, Sam Harper, LeRoy Mitchell. 3rd row: Marlowe Goble, Ken Wixom, Leon Jensen, Larry Reader, Glen Robinson, Gary Garnand. David Lambert, Duane Cone, Coach Vaughn Hugie—sponsor. 4th row.- Jack Dixey, Nick Lucero. Alan Herbsr. Ron Salisbury, Steve Price, Mike Pope, Bryan Gordon, Lynn Nelson, Terry Monson, Bill Pixton. Homecoming Royalty SUSAN JENSEN Attendant MARGE MINER Queen CAROL GOBLE Attendant Front row: Jerry Smith. Bill Borreson, Jim Smith, Mr. Owens—sponsor, Ben Parris, Bob Brower, Ron Reimers. 2nd row: Leslie MacFee, Paul Tovey, Tom Bithell, Rich Hoge. Dick Berst, Gary Dance. 3rd row: Joe Evans, Lance Rovig, Beaver McAllister, Mike Jamison, Tommy Alex- ander. 4th row: Parker Owens, Steve Simpson, Butch Hulse. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members at their Pep Assembly. Ambitious Hi-Yers decorate for the Christmas dance. 100 Tri-Hi-Y Front row: B. Abend, J. Stoddard, D. Storer—treas., S. Gardner—pres., T. Bithell—sec., B. Brower—v. pres., E. Fairchild, Mrs. Owens —sponsor. Row 2: L. Ogborn, C. Goble, J. Weston, S. England, C. Martin, M. Jensen, D. Cutler. Row 3: W. Ogborn, B. Kesler, V. Weekes, C. Taylor, R. Wood, A. Owens, J. Kingrey, C. Weaver. Row 4: J. Jensen, J. Baxter. K. Holloway. A. Callister, C. Smith, L.% Shikashio, P. Hoge. BHS's Mr. Mrs. Santa Claus 101 Winter Royalty— Marge Miner and Milt Belnap Art Club Front row: Kay Wixom, Larry Legler—v. pres., Kathy Merrill—sec. Row 2: Cyril Hos- kins, Mike Pritchard, Terry Harman, Mr. Jackman—sponsor. Mrs. Thompson, GAA sponsor G.A.A. Front row: Sherry Parrish, v. pres.; Vivian Hendricks, pres.; Kaye Siler, sec. Row 2: A. Bewley, L. Edmo. J. Hutchings, M. Brower, C. Justus, J. Siler, J. Parsons. Row 3: K. Lish, L. Edmo, G. Jemmett, M. Case, C. Parks, G. Salisbury, S. Evans, J. Fattig. Row 4: A. Callister, C. Turpin, C. Taylor, S. Baker, L. Lilya. 102 Music Section To be a performer of music is to invite the criticism of all human- ity. It is to work endless hours developing skill and technique to be exercised in the space of a few short minutes in front of an unpredict- able audience. It is a position achieved only through countless dis- appointments, untold pecuniary expense, and the deep-burning belief that a talent possessed must be shared for the satisfaction and refine- ment of everyone. I am a performer. I know the embarrassment accompanying the want of adequate preparation. I know the sickening disappointment of an audience whose response to a performance only acknowledges ones presence on the stage. I have often felt the absence of money spent in the purchasing and preparation of a piece of music—to be sung for the price of appreciation alone. Yet, I remain a performer. There's something inside of every real musician that keeps him going. Perhaps it is the hope for, or memory of, the first big night— the time when all the toil and expense and anxiety pay off in touching the audience and capturing their love. When the curtain is up and the house lights are cut, it is the performer's show. Be it from a reed, brass, or strings, or from his own voice, a man gives the best he has in a re- sounding climax to all his efforts. And when all is ended and the per- former steps back to make his bow, applause breaks loose in the house. It's a warm applause, a wild applause, an unending applause —applause which, through the misty eyes and burning ears of the performer, echos back in a life of song. Dan Hale BLACKFOOTHIGHSCH Flutes •Janet Yancey Roxy Allen Connie Arave Ruth Ann Marlow Charlene Whiting Bass Clarinets •Janis Yancey iKenny Peterson Tenor Saxophone 1. Jay Benson Clarinets •Jerry Benson Donna Panko Linda Rowbury Sherry Lynn George Sheila Clayton Lois Ellis Judy Lish Pat Hoge iMike Jones Contra Bass Clarinet •Diane Stroschein Basses •Mike Anderson +Larry Wold Dan Hale Cornets •Edward Oas Petrea McKie Bob Clark Clyde Lott Bradley Herbst Bob Bergman Jim Sorenson Festival Numbers Manin Veen North Sea Overture Guantanamo Band Director Clark R. Gardner Under the direction of Mr. Gardner, the band has performed many outstand- ing concerts in Blackfoot and in other areas of Idaho. Congratulations for the fine work! 104 OOL CONCERT BAND Alto Saxophone •Benny Parris Enoch Miles Linda Young ■frBill Marshall Baritone Saxophone •Kenneth Henderson James Cheney Oboe •Barbara Hoopes Steven Kerr Trombones •Mike Thomas Mike Hale fTom Spencer Bard Hill French Horns •Mike Packham Bob Hutchison Joe Anderson Alto Clarinet •Merlyn Ashley Bassoon •Graeme Shaw Baritones •Jerry Bohleen Randy Thomas Percussion •iRon Hicks Dan Budd Deloa McBride Sandra Neeser Susan Hansen Verne Johnson ‘Section Leaders +Not in Picture Band Council Janet Yancey, Secretary Connie Arave, Vice-President Benny Parris, President Mike Thomas, Pep Band Director Bob Hutchison, Drum Major L. J. Benson, Uniform Chairman Donna Panko, Representative FESTIVAL CONTESTANTS Janet Yancey—Flute 1 at District 1 at State Trumpet Quartet—Eddie Oos, Bob Clark, Petrea McKie, Bradley Herbst. 1 at District Michael Packham—French Horn 1 at District 1 at State Tom Spencer—Trombone 1 at District Roxy Allen—Flute 1 at District Jerry Benson—Clarinet 1 at District Woodwind Quintet—Graeme Shaw, Barbara Hoopes, Michael Packham, Donna Panko, Janet Yancey. 1 at District 1 at State Flute Quartet—Roxy Allen, Con- nie Arave, Ruth Ann Marlow, Charlene Whiting. 1 at District Four Year 108 Abe Winterbottom Choir Janet Yancey Band Music Students 109 110 The Chevy Pprade A Freeze-Out Say Cheese. Mr. Gardner The School Gourmet What comes out of a burnt forest? 112 The band seniors pose with Mr. Gardner after the Spring Concert in May. They are holding the cake given to them by the juniors. Pictured are: Mr. Gardner, Mike Thomas, Eddie Oas, Verne Johnson, Larry Wold, Donna Panko, L. Jay Benson, Benny Parris, Mike Anderson, Janet Yancey, and Jams Yancey. Mike Thomas Pep-Band Director I lost my what? The band preparing to play at District Music Festival at High- land High School. First row: Idono Fockrell, Sylvia Woolley, Mary Ellis, Janie Greaves, Denise Browning. Diane Stroschein, I la Fackrell, Sheryl Gardner, Roxie Twitchell. 2nd: Charlene Whiting, Linda Boyer, Katharine Harwood, Dahl Hayes, Julie Hutchings, Elizabeth Johnson, Christine Jones, Marla Cheney, Terrece Bithell. 3rd: Sharyn Gardner, Diana Young, Majorie Ransom, Rebecca Blair, Sallie Lovell. Lester Hopkins, Richard Dahlquist. 4th: Janet Salisbury, Doreen Roberts, Pauline Villasenor, Jesse Scruggs, Jim Anglesey, Allen Packer, Reed Wiser, David Dick. Contest Numbers Mr. William Herr Our fine director SCHOOL 1st: Annette Hale, LeeAnn Lilya, Naomi Wright, Marilyn Jensen. RaNae L.ndsay, Laurel Ogborn, Myrna Jensen, Doris Storer, Judy Stod- dard. 2nd: Steve Rowe. David Archibald, Carolyn Jensen, Jean Taney, Maxine Anderson, Bonnie Larsen, Cheryl Naccarato, Colleen Howell. 3rd: Ronald Fenner. Brent Baldree, Wally Moses. Mary Yastrop, Rhea B.ngham, Nanci Tweedy. Marg White, Bett. Berry. 4th: Lenny Ralphs, Phil Leonardson, Dan Hale, John Kesler, Jim Schmidt, Sherrill Grimmett, Mavis Hatch. 115 Mixed Quartet—Michael Packham, Sylvia Woolley, Cal leen Howell, Lenny Ralphs. 1 at District Marylin Roubidoux—Piano 1 at District 1 at State Madrigals—Sylvia Woolley, Charlene Whiting, lla Fackrell, Denise Browning, Sharon Gardner, Sherrill Grimmett, Mavis Hatch, Lee Ann Lilya, Annette Hale. 2nd row: Jim Angelsey, Phil Leonardson, Michael Packham, David Archibald. 1 at District Girls Trio—Carolyn Myrna, and Marilyn Jensen. 1 at District 116 Sheryl Gardner—Piano 1 at District Basketball — Varsity BACK ROW (L-R): Terry Hopkins, Eric Anderson, Gory Kershaw, Ken Hendersen, Mark Vastrop, Joe Kirby, Bruce Bird, Dale Romrell, Nils Harris. FRONT ROW: Bob Schmidt, Bill Kracaw, Steve Simpson, Sam Harper, Rick Jackman, Dennis Jackman. Managers—Dave Lambert, Duane Cone. Coach—Spence Gardner. SCORES Blackfoot ................48 Blackfoot ................40 Blackfoot ................40 Blackfoot ................48 Blackfoot ................42 Blackfoot ................52 Blackfoot ................49 Blackfoot ................52 Blackfoot ................51 Blackfoot ............... 49 Blackfoot ................61 Blackfoot ................48 Blackfoot ................54 Blackfoot.................74 Blackfoot.................59 Blackfoot ................65 Blackfoot.................62 Blackfoot.................48 Blackfoot................ 47 ssiifl Highland ....................49 Pocatello ...................49 Bonneville ..................56 Pocatello ...................57 Highland ....................45 Shelly ......................63 Montpelier...................31 Marsh Valley.................37 Aberdeen.....................42 Snake River..................45 Malad .......................46 Bonneville ..................55 Montpelier...................41 Marsh Valley ................56 Snake River..................57 Aberdeen ....................37 Preston .....................55 Malad .......................41 Shelly ......................52 Blackfoot Blackfoot Blackfoot J7 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pocatello ..............32 Highland ...............37 Highland ...............37 46 55 .61 JOE KIRBY Sr. Forward Co-Captain TERRY HOPKINS Sr. Forward Co Captain MARK YASTROP Sr. Center for Blackfoot. JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW (L-R): David Dick—Manager, Clyde Lott, Dale Christensen, Ken Coach Art Gardner. FRONT ROW: Jack Anderson—Manager, Jim Sorenson, Gary Clement, Wayne Nelson. Hendersen, Stephen Thompson, Dale Romrell, Lenny Ralphs. David Roberts, Mark Beebe. Dennis Jackman, J. B. Anderson. 119 Hey Jackman, it s my turn! STEVE SIMPSON Jr. Forward GARY KERSHAW Sr. Forward Preston game saw Blackfoot playing tight defense. BOB SCHMIDT Sr. Guard 120 BILL KRACAW Jr. Guard Anderson blacks shot of Bonneville Bee! BRUCE BIRD SAM HARPER NILS HARRIS Jr. Center Jr. Guard Jr- Forward 121 123 Big Mark towers above his opponents. All right, who isn't raising his hand? 124 Terry tries for two while being surrounded by the enemy! Wrestling FRONT ROW: Gory Keith, Lynn Nelson, Mike Pope, Dennis Young, Bryon Gordon, Ken Wixom, Nick Lucero, Richard Monson, Paul Hob day. SECOND ROW: Jim Morrell, Ray Salinas, Bill Pixton, Steve Price, Eddie Jamison, Harvey Bell, Steve Mecham, Victor Kmetz, Larry Reader. THIRD ROW: Coach Pat Halpin, R. J. Mickelsen, Ron Reimers, Milt Belnap, Lonnie Choate, Ken Rose, Leon Jensen, Abe Winter- bottom, Coach Vaughh Hugie. 125 Ron moving in for the pinl Spring brings the moments we've worked so long for a little closer and the BELLS jubilantly ring out our success. We're on our way in the last moments. Our liberator! I 1 We thought that you were supposed to be sad. 128 Somebody can't quite see the joy in the situation. Oh, the pain of it all! Class officers: Pres. Jerry Smith; V. Pres. Rich Hoge. Sec. Rhea Bingham. Class sponsor: Lorraine Easter Seniors ’64 We, the Class of 1964, struggled to become a piece of the continent, a part of the main, when we entered the hallowed halls of Blackfoot High. We bobbed among a wave of students and tried to smooth ourselves into the general current. As the last freshmen to enter BHS, we were twice thrust in the undertow. Nevertheless, as frosh, we managed to survive initiation, which consisted mainly of our assembly and creative millinery day. The last class to be honored by a Freshman Mixer, we rose to still another honor with our prize-winning float in the fair parade. New confidence came with our sophomore year as we ventured into the many school activities. Achievements? Just a few were Julius Caesar, two class assem- blies, and our dance, The Tropical Twist. We were indeed jolly, jolly juniors. Who wouldn't be after finally attaining the upperclassman status! Our Junior Prom crowned the year with classic Roman glory. As a class, we were still united in our efforts to succeed, but each of us began to seek individual paths. Now, as mighty seniors, we have left part of ourselves with the continent; yet, each of us will break off and follow our own course through life's turbulent waters. Each of us will listen for a call—then answer it according to our desires and abilities. Each of us will not send to know for whom the bell tolls . . . but will remember that “It tolls for thee. —Janis Yancey Nori Shiratori Donna Panko BONNIE ABEND . . . -Buns HI-LITE . . . Round-Up-Editor She's the type of girl that makes men jump in rivers and climb mountains. She's a woman driver!'' GAIL ADAMS HI-LITE ... Art Attends to her own business, but no one knows what it is. Seniors KARON ANDERSON HI-LITE . . . Bronco Business Manager She looks like she’s just bursting with quiet sweetness. MICHAEL PAUL ANDERSON . . . Michael P HI-LITE . . . Graduation Better a bad excuse than none at all. ROLAND ANDERSON . . . Andy HI-LITE . . . Graduation When he had nothing else to do—he came to school. JO ANN ARBUCKLE . . . Jo-Jo HI-LITE . . . Gary She waits for the dawn of another day. BETTY ARIETTA HI-LITE . . . Journalism The way woman are made to be . . . fiery but sweet. JOYCE ARNELL . . . Arnell HI-LITE . . . Cheerleader Sweetness with a touch of pixie. Seniors HILDA BALDWIN . . . Hil HI-LITE . . . Price's English Class. If fame comes after death. I'm in no hurry for It.” CAROL (DRAPER) BELNAP . Mrs. B. HI-LITE ... Jr. Prom Queen Attendant Her mind is like a moon, there s a man in it. MILTON BELNAP . . . F.C. HI-LITE . . Co-Captain of Football Before marriage a man yearns for a woman, after marriage the 'Y' is silent. L. JAY BENSON . . . Joy HI-LITE . . . Nomination to the Air Force Academy Romeo, Romeo, where art thou! SEVELL BENSON . . . Civil HI-LITE . . . Athletics Wine, woman, and song are getting me down! I guess I'll have to give up singing. SALLI BERRY . . . Sal HI-LITE ... Pep Club President An engagement ring is just like a tourniquet; it stops your circulation but who could be without it? RICHARD BERST . . . Dickie HI-LITE . . . Girls!! Just give me life, love, and lipstick! DELBERT BIELA . . . Del B. HI-LITE . . . Debate The RACE may have just begun but he's well on his way. RHEA BINGHAM . . . Bing” HI-LITE . . . Senior Class Secretary Sometimes happy, never sad. sometimes naugh- ty; but never bad.” JOHN BISCHOFF . . . Big Bad John” HI-LITE . . . Science Long live life say I, and good fellowship for the future.” Seniors TOM BITHELL . . . ”Sheep” HI - LITE . . . Boise trips Why should the devil hove all the fun? JAN BOLLWINKEL HI-LITE . . . Broncette President A girl is as strong as her weakest wink.” BILL BORRESEN . . . Willy HI-LITE . . . Athletics What strange charm makes him irresistible.” BOB BROWER . . . Moose” HI-LITE . . . Football Early to rise and ditto to bed, makes a man healthy but socially dead.” DENISE BROWNING . . . Dennis” HI-LITE . . . President of FNA The smile on her face is but a reflection of her heart.” TIMMY BRUNETTE HI-LITE . . . Senior year I never trouble till trouble troubles me. ROBERT BUCHANAN . . . Bob'' HI-LITE . . . Science Fair ' A fellow whom everyone admires for his game- ness, wit, and good nature. JON BUCKLAND . . . Yonnie HI-LITE . . Graduation School is a great institution; but who wants to live in an institution? BLAINE BURKMAN HI-LITE . . . FFA Oh, save me from the designing clutches of women. VICKIE BURROUGHS . . . Vic HI-LITE . . . Junior Year She works like the army—keeps a reserve man- power pool. GAYLEEN BUTT HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Brains are wonderful; they don't even stop when you get to school. ERIC CASE . . . Six Pack HI-LITE . . . Spanish Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow??!! LONNIE CHOATE . . . Tex HI-LITE . . . Wrestling Some reckon their age by years—I reckon mine by height. KENT CHRISTIANSEN . . . Bones HI-LITE . . . Senior Year While we live, let's live in clover, for when we re dead, we re dead all over. DAVID CLARK . . . Dave HI - LITE . . . Debate Great men like me are hard to find. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM HI-LITE . . . Senior Year She lives her life with a bubbling smile. Seniors CURTIS CUTLER HI-LITE . . . Rodeos Let us enjoy pleasure while we can; pleasure is never long enough. DENISE CUTLER . . . Cutler HI-LITE . . . Betty Crocker Award Silence may be golden, but I'm no miser. SHERRY DANIELS HI-LITE . . . Senior Year What I want most out of school is me. KENT DAVIS HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Come on guys—let’s hit the town. BEVERLY DIAZ HI-LITE . . . Senior Year She is liked for her quiet friendliness. ELEANOR (STECKLEIN) DUCHSCHER HI-LITE . . . Marriage No other coeducational institution equals mat- rimony. Seniors VICI (CUSHMAN) EDISON HI-LITE . . . Broncette Leader “The love of my life I have found. SUSAN EllEMAN . “Sue HI-LITE . . . Price's English Class Do not put off till tomorrow what can be enjoyed today. MARY ELLIS HI-LITE . . . Marchers and Bronco Staff Small, but so is a stick of dynamite. JEANETTE ELLSWORTH HI-LITE . . . Graduation “There was never a saint with red hair. SHAROLYN ENGLAND . . . “Sherry HI-LITE . . . Youth Legislature “She stoops to no one but Mark. NEIL EVANS . . . Nail HI-LITE . . . Senior Year “Work is a luxury in which I don't indulge. NELDA (PORTER) EVANS . . . Nell' HI-LITE . . . Marriage Marriage is the miracle that transforms life from a luxury into a necessity. ELIZABETH FAIRCHILD . . . “Liz HI-LITE . . . Senior Year I cannot cook; I cannot draw; I don't resemble Venus; I cannot sing; I cannot write; I guess I'm just a genius. Seniors MELANIE FAULHABER . . . Tonie HI-LITE . . . Graduation Oh, you bet I like school (when I'm home). DIANA FISHER . . . Red HI-LITE . . . Zoology and Art When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash!! LONNIE FREEMAN . . . Molon D HI-LITE . . . Cars and parties Oh, I'll have fun, fun, fun till my daddy takes my T-Bird away. DENNIS GARDNER . . . Denny HI-LITE . . . Graduation Teachers never recognize real genius—Me for instance. RICKY GARDNER . . . Sparrow HI-LITE . . . State Tournament in Boise Take good care of me, good men are rare. SHERYL GARDNER . . . Sherry HI-LITE . . . Choir and Rich Here's a girl not shy nor bold, but she's a friend as good as gold. SHERRILL GEDDES . . . Geds HI-LITE . . . Senior Year After you locate her giggle, you have found a very sweet girl. CAROL GOBLE . . . 'C.W. HI-LITE . . Homecoming Queen Attendant Her sweet smile is a stumbling block over which men fall. Seniors EVERETTE GOODWIN . . . Evs HI-LITE . . . Baseball and Our D-Dayl” I’m not a fool, but I sure can play the part.” JOHN GOUGH HI-LITE . . . Graduation Study is for those who have nothing better to do. MARY JANE GREAVES . . . Janie HI-LITE . . . Sophomore Year I’ve found my man. LINDA HADLEY . . . Had HI-LITE . . . Girls State She makes a success of everything she under- takes. RONALD L. HALE . . . Gross Rot HI-LITE ... Key Club President What are a few obstacles when you're head- ing for your goal? Just push them out of the way. GARY HALL . . . Hall HI-LITE . . . Track Don't work quite so hard; let's have some fun. ROGER HAMILTON . . . ' Waduff HI-LITE . . . Fourth District Rodeo God gave man five senses. I have two more—horse and common. KERRY HAMMOND HI-LITE . . . Flower Chairman A package full of brains, and a heart full of sunshine. Seniors ANDREA LEE HANSEN . . . Andee HI-LITE . . . FFA Sweetheart After man came woman and she has been after him ever since.'' GARY HANSEN HI-LITE . . . Bowling To study too hard is dangerous. KIRK HANSEN . . . Charlee Atlas HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Study is a pastime . . . why over do it? PAT HAWKES . . . Hawkes HI-LITE . . . Boise trips Nutty as a fruitcake, and just as good. VIV HENDRICKS . . . Busy Bum HI-LITE . . . Rodeos Her friends are the witness of her sincerity. JANET HENICKSMAN HI-LITE . . . Graduation What man dares. I dare. TERRY HERNANDEZ HI-LITE . . . Senior Year That fellow seems to possess only one idea, and that one is wrong. JAMES HOFER HI-LITE . . . Choir Keep quiet and people will think your a philos- opher. Seniors WAITER RICH HOGE . . . P.W. HI-LITE . . . Notional FFA Convention You con never tell what he'll do next. RICHARD HOLLOWAY . . . Rich HI-LITE . . . Senior Year I want to live hard, die young, and leave a good looking body. DENNIS HONE . . . Doyle HI-LITE . . State Farmer Degree A tall, easy-going guy, full of good natured humor. TERRY HOPKINS . . . Tea HI-LITE . . . Student Body President Master of all situations and . . JIM HOUTZ HI-LITE . . . Graduation Here I am you lucky people. JIM HOWELL HI-LITE . . . Debate I don't make jokes; I just report the facts. KEN HUMPHREYS . . . Rocky HI-LITE . . . Our D-Day I don't let schooling interfere with my educa tion. GARY F. JACKSON HI-LITE . . . Our D-Day What's life without a little mischief. Seniors GAIL JENKINS HI-LITE . . . Senior Year There is so much in a smile. MYRNA JENSEN . . . Myrn HI-LITE . . . Journalism Staff A light heart and a friendly smile lives a long time.' SUSAN JENSEN . . . Susie Scout HI-LITE . . . Homecoming and Jr. Prom Queen At- tendant It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. LINDA JOHN HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. ELIZABETH JOHNSON . . . Hannah HI-LITE . . . Music and drama Gentle of speech—beneficent of mind. LOU JOHNSON . . . Max HI-LITE . . . Mrs. Easter s class May bad luck follow me every day of my life —but never catch up with me. PATRICIA JOHNSON . . . Pat HI-LITE . . . Junior Year She has a cool head and a warm heart. VERNE JOHNSON HI-LITE . . Band When words are few, they are seldom spent in vain. Seniors CAROLYN JONES . . . Blondie HI-LITE . . . Honorable Mention in NMSQT Carolyn's as honest as the day is long, but you can't help wondering what she does after the sun goes down CHRISTINE JONES . . . Chris HI-LITE . . Senior Year When in the course of human events it becomes necessary to giggle, let us giggle. JOHN JORGENSEN . . . Wool HI-LITE . . FFA ‘ Few of us are as good as we pretend. So what? Few of us want to be. RICHARD KEARSLEY HI-LITE . . . Key Club and Science Fair The wise carry their knowledge for their own use, not for display. STEVEN R. KERR . . . Sydney HI-LITE . . . Boys State Stop the traffic!! I'm trying to think!!! GARY KERSHAW . . . Head HI-LITE . . . Basketball and Our D-Day The world is as ugly as sin and almost as delightful. JOSEPH M. KIRBY . . . Joe HI-LITE . . . Basketball and Senior Year Tall, dark, and handsome, and . . . Tall. SHERI KORB HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Where's the mine? BONNIE LARSEN . . . Bon HI-LITE ... Jr. Prom Queen and Cheerleader “Entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of man. JAMES E. LEE . . . “Jim HI-LITE . . . Senior Year and sports “His friendship is worth having. Seniors PHILIP LEONARDSON . . . “Flip” HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Your shoes are nice but there’s an idiot in them. RANAE LINDSAY . . . “Lindz” HI-LITE . . . Junior Miss Pageant This radar is wonderful, but oh, where it leads you. TOMMY LOPEZ . . . Palez HI-LITE . . . State Basketball Tournament All men are not homeless, but some are home less than others. SALLIE LOVELL HI-LITE . . . Choir The search for knowledge is like the heaven s glorious sun. PETREA McKIE . . . Pat HI-LITE . . . Band and Science Fair Do not disturb my blissful dreams. BRIT McLEAN . . . Killer HI-LITE . . . Co-captain of football team I’m one of the gentle ones who will use the devil himself with courtesy. Seniors PAULINE (TURPIN) McLEAN . . . Turp HI-LITE . . . Marchers Being married saves me a lot of time, as I no longer have to make up my own mind. MIKE MACE . . . Ears HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Love me, Love my dog. LESLIE JAY MacFEE . . . Les HI-LITE . . . Graduation A shy smile, but a bold heart. MICHAEL GEORGE MANGUM . . . Maggots HI-LITE . . . Science Fair What the world has been looking for—a shy and modest man(?) CAROLYN SUE MARTIN . . . Marty HI-LITE . . . Junior Year Twinkling eyes and a becoming smile character- ize this charming miss.' MARK MAY . . . May HI-LITE . . . Co-Captain of Track Team 'I don't want to be President, there's no chance for advancement. RAY J. MICKELSEN (RJ.) . . . ' Mick HI LITE . . . National FFA Convention None of my studies would I shirk—if studying were not such work. MARGERY MINER . . . Marge HI-LITE . . . Girls State and Girls Notion The ability to do a job well plus the desire to do it better. NANCY (MERRITT) MOORE HI-LITE . . . Marriage Being a wife is just like my other job: It's much better if you like your boss. REID MORRELL . . . No-Morals' HI-LITE . . . Sports and girls Watch out, you big wide world, here I come! Seniors CONNIE MOSES . . . Moe HI-LITE . . . Golf team All s fair in love and golf. LONA MURDOCK HI-LITE . . . Graduation There's method in my madness. ROBERT MURDOCK . . . Liver Wort HI-LITE . . . Graduation A voice of thunder,- a smile of friendship. LYNDA MURRAY . . . Lynn HI-LITE . . . Chemistry II Her delight is in singing. JOHN NATION HI-LITE . . . Math Women? I came here to drink of knowledge. DANNY NEFF . . . Danal HI-LITE . . . Student council ' Lo ,gh at your troubles, I do. Seniors EDWARD C. OAS . . . Eddie HI-LITE . . . All-State Band Never argue with a fool. The bystanders may not be able to tell who is which.'1 LAUREL LEE OGBORN . . . Lori HI-LITE ... Jr. Prom and Boise Trips Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. SHEILA (ADAMS) OLIVER . . . Shelly HI-LITE . . . Senior Year The keeper of the purse strings. LYNE OLSEN . . . Bashful Blonde' HI-LITE . . . Boise Trips An Atom Blonde. RICHARD ORAM . . . Rich HI-LITE . . . Band. Football, and Track Rather than fun, money, or fame, give me a dame. DWIGHT OSBORNE HI-LITE . . . Graduation May he play such a good game on the gridiron of this world that he won't have to go where there are gridirons in the next. ALLAN PACKER HI-LITE . . . Mexico Trip and Science Fair Tm on the verge of success, someone push me. DONNA PANKO . . . Panky HI-LITE ... Pep Band Not noisy as a rule, but when she gets started, oh my! CHRISTINE PARK . . . Crusty HI-LITE . . . Price’s English closs Mischievous?—Heck, I never get caught! BENTON PARRIS . . . Blow Torch HI-LITE . . . Mascot 62, Our D-Day Why be difficult, with a little effort you can be impossible. Seniors EUGENE PARRISH . . . Tiny HI-LITE . . . Science ' Oh, for the life in the great out-of-doors. SHERRY PARRISH . . . Sher HI-LITE . . . Sophomore year When smiles won t work, she'll carry her point by storm. STEVEN PAUL . . . Steve HI-LITE . . . Graduation My only labor was to kill time. DENNIS RAICHART . . . KiRort HI-LITE . . . Graduation Here s to pleasure as you like it. DENNIS RAMEY . . . Denny HI-LITE . . . Parties How they gonna keep him down on the farm. J. GLENN RAMEY HI-LITE . . . Agriculture This future former really has a future. RON REIMERS . . . Red Rocks HI-LITE . . . Football and Wrestling Oh, care may come and cares may go, but I have ceased to worry. RUFINA B. ROJAS B. . . . Arby HI-LITE . . . Exchange Student An agile little bundle of energy. MARGARET ROSE ROWE . . . Margie HI-IITE . . . Graduation As she thinks in her heart, so is she. GWEN DELIN SALISBURY HI-LITE . . . Price s English Class When you feel like exercise, just lie down till the feeling goes away. Seniors LAUREN RANTS HI-LITE . . . Transfer from Washington Some think the world is made for fun and frolic—and so do I. RICHARD LYNN REED . . . Weed HI-LITE ... Key Club If must be right—I got it out of a book!'' GLORIA SANDOVAL . . . Godo HI-LITE . . . Senior Year and Beaver Constantly bubbling over like the merry brook of springtime. BOB SCHMIDT HI-LITE . . . Boise Trips My constitution was destroyed long ago, so now I live under the by-laws. JIM SCHMIDT . . . Jamie HI LITE . . . Home Economics A cheerful smile, a helping hand, always ready on command. JESSE SCRUGGS . . . Butch HI-LITE . . . Holidays ' Oh, is school still going on? EDWARD SERR . . . Ed HI-LITE . . . Debate and Science Fair He has the genius for compressing the minimum of thought into a maximum of words. NORI SHIRATORI HI-LITE . . . Senior year She never stays in one place long enough for any dust to settle. EILEEN SHORE HI-LITE ... Art A golden link in any chain of friends. JOYCE SILER . . . Dodi HI-LITE . . . Cheerleader She s a girl with a heart and a smile that makes this bubble of life worthwhile. KARL R. SLAYTON . . . Curly HI-LITE . . . Four year trackman One person who won't have to worry about what party to join. JERRY SMITH . . . Siff HI-LITE . . . Sophomore and Senior Class President One can smile and smile and still be a villain. Seniors STEVE SMITH .. . Pee Wee HI-LITE . . . Senior Year Life is short but there is always time for having fun.' DAVE SPENCER . . . Dart HI-LITE . . . Football Behind the desk or on the grid, they'll always remember what he did.' LINDA JOAN SPENCER . . . Winnie HI-LITE . . . Senior Trip “I'll get along without being noisy. After all, isn't silence golden? SHEILA STEPHENS . . . Queenie ' HI-LITE . . . Junior Year With a welcome smile she greets you. JIM SMITH HI-LITE . . . Bloo Room The good die young. Here's hoping we live to a ripe old age. MICHAEL S. SMITH . . . Mike HI-LITE . . . Track If I'm studying don't knock; come right in and wake me up. JUDY STODDARD . . . Judlet HI - LITE . . . Mexico Trip Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone??!! RICHARD STODDART . . . Rick HI-LITE . . . Senior Year ' Here s to the burners of the midnight oil— cylinder oil, that is. LEP Y STONE . . . Rock HI-LITE . . . Mechanic Now that I'm a graduate, I can say that school's a great place. DORIS STORER HI-LITE . . . Round-Up Staff She is pretty to walk with; witty to talk with; and pleasant, too, to think on. Seniors IRENE (CARDON) SWANSON . . . Cord HI-LITE . . . Rodeos That gal loves horses. PHYLLIS TACKETT . . . Phyll” HI-LITE . . . Junior year Dizzy but delightful. SHARON TAUSCHER HI-LITE . . . FTA Secretary Flowers are sent to do God's work in the sweet- est ways. MICHAEL THOMAS . . . Mike HI-LITE . . . Pep Band Leader A man who sets a good example even when no one is looking. DINAH THORESON ... Thorassen HI-LITE . . . Honored Queen of Job's Daughters There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. DONALD PAUL TOVEY . . . ‘Tuv HI-LITE . . . Graduation Me? Heck, I was just fooling around. Seniors PAULA TOVEY HI LITE . . . Freshman Year “It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.’ ROXIE TWITCHELL . . . Twitch HI-LITE . . . Choir A paradox who puzzles when she pleases and pleases when she puzzles. ANN VIRTUE . . . Annie HI-LITE . . . Plant's English Class “You're so demure and shy we hardly know your nature.' ROBERT RAY WALTERS . . . Ray HI-LITE . . . FFA State Contests “If it takes a big man to live in this world. I should do fine. ' ALLEN WARD . . . Sweet Pea' HI-LITE . . . Graduation The devil lurks behind that smile. ' JEANNE WESTON HI-LITE . . . Debate and President of Tri-Hi-Y Some girls fall for everything and stand for nothing but she is the embodiment of all that is good. GARY LEE WESTOVER . . . Easternder HI-LITE . . . Sports A man who thinks more than he talks is worth listening to. CAROLYN WHEELER HI-LITE . FNA “She looks too sweet to be brainy. MARCIA WHITE . . . Whitie HI-LITE . . . Graduation Heart set with diamonds and charm that strikes the sight.' LYNN WHYTE . . . ' L.K. HI-LITE . . . N.F.L. President To add spice to my conversation, I often quote myself. JANET YANCEY . . . Jany HI-LITE . . . 1964 All-State Band And still they gazed and still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. JANIS YANCEY . . . Hey, Yance HI-LITE . . . Pony Tale's Editor She gets things done most every day in her own sweet quiet way.” ABE WINTERBOTTOM . . . Abraham HI-LITE . . . Wrestling and Choir Good natured fellow and nice to know.” TED WIXOM HI-LITE . . . Graduation ' I was glad when Hartkoph said unto me, You passed . LARRY WOLD . . . Tweedy HI-LITE . . . Pep Band Oh, yes I'll study when I run out of anything else to do. THOMAS H. WOODS . . . Tom HI-LITE . . . Managing football and wrestling I'll spin a coin; if it stands on end I'll study. Seniors MARK YASTROP . . .Jock HI-LITE . . . Bosketball in Boise He stoops to nothing but the doorsill. ROGER YANCEY HI-LITE . . . Graduation A future farmer—he loves the land. DENNIS YOUNG . . . Denny HI-LITE . . . Gymnastics and Wrestling Little but hard to beat.' DIANA LYNN YOUNG . . . Angel HI-LITE . . . Junior Miss Pageant If I could only think as fast as I can talk. ROXIE YOUNG . . . Rocky HI-LITE . . . FTA Secretary I don't mind being last; just think of all those who notice me and say. Last but not least'. Tonight we are ONE; Tomorrow may the world be the same. 153 Senior Poll BEST ALL-AROUND Marge Miner and Michael Thomas MOST COURTEOUS Joe Kirby and Carol Goble MOST FRIENDLY BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Marlene Parker and Phil Leonardson Jerry Smith and Judy Stoddard BEST-DRESSED Mike Mace and Joyce Siler MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne Weston and Lynn Whyte ' Whup-up-up-up-up.’ Mr. Hartkoph, our favorite government teacher. The multitude is congregated!—A Senior Pep Assembly Don't look so surprised, Rufina. Roxie being measured for her cap and gown by Mrs. Gardner. 155 This all can't be geography! Mr. Hartkoph's class. Rich and Viv “living it up’ at the Senior Ball. Lining up for the big moment. 156 Tom Bithell reads the class prophecies at the Senior Break- fast. Our Student Body President, Terry Hopkins, receives his diploma. Nori Shiratori Our candidate for Campus Day Queen. A little for you and a little for me. (You're sure that's pop you're exchanging.) What's the matter? Seniors too much for you. 157 Mrs. Easter shows her daughter how it is done. 158 159 Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Johnson, and Coach Hugie at work. March Janis Yancey is a busy girl who richly deserves the honor of March Girl-of-the- Month. Besides showing talent in art, Janis excels in literature, science, and typing- She represented B.H.S. at the Ricks College In- vitational for Typing I and II. In addition, she is a member of Future Teachers and won many and varied awards for band. She was a four-year honor student and works ac- tively in her church. She is employed at the Blackfoot News. T and Mr. Gardner solve the world situation. 160 April Jeanie Weston was named Girl-of-the-Month for April. She was a member of Pep Club, Marchers, Literary Club, and Tri-Hi-Y, the latter of which she was president her Junior year. In four years of debate, she won many honors, including Idaho State Champion in the Women's Division. Jeanie is also a librarian at our local library. 162 163 May Ricks Collegex Invitational Girls' Day Senior Ball Senior Breakfast Baccalaureate Senior Sneak Honor Assembly Commencement Last Day v Sheryl Gardner was honored as the outstanding girl for the month of May. She was active throughout high school in church affairs, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil, Choir and Tri-Hi-Y, of which she served as President her sen- ior year. 164 Drink only with thine eyes. The End! Pot. Denise, and Nancy model Girls Day fashions. Class Clown and date at Girls' Day Dance. Organized confusion. Sophomores can be beautiful, too. Doris always gets the last word. 165 Cheerleoders: LORETTA NATION BONNIE LARSEN JOYCE SILER JOYCE ARNELL Mascot: CAROL KERSHAW Rodeo Club Front row: Vivian Hendricks, Roger Hamil- ton, Chris Parks. 2nd row: Jon Buckland, Jim Houtz, J. B. Anderson, Gary Hamilton, Mr. Mortensen—sponsor. Literary Club Left to Right: Del Parkinson, Barbara Hoopes, Ann Hildebrand, Richard Fitzpatrick, Sally Lovell. Linaa Rowbury. Mike Packham, Dian Christensen, Judy Sage, Jerry Benson, Steven Kerr, Mrs. Hoff—sponsor. 166 Marchers Left to right: Diane Edmunds, Kattie Fames, Sheryl Gardner, Nicki Fullmer, Carolyn Slayton, Pat Legler, Carla Smith, Lloydiene Logan, Lynette Hale, Katharine Harwood, Marge Miner, Myrna Jensen, Irene Lindsay, Shari Hansen, Jan Bollwinkel, Mary Ellis. Officers are, front to back: Jan Bollwinkel, One of many formations, pres.; Nanci Edison, Asst. Leader; Kathy Spraker, sec.; Vickie Edison, Leader. 167 Graduation Future Homemakers of America Front row: Tommy Lopez, Jim Schmidt, Lonnie Freeman, Rick Gardner, Gary Jackson, Gail Jenkins, Janet Salisbury, Kenny Humphries, Ann Virtue, Miss Bertrand—sponsor, Linda Wilson, Paul Tovey, LeRoy Stone. 2nd row: Evelyn Bassett, Alice Bewley, Kathy Merrell, Gwen Salisbury, Viv Hendricks, Jeannette Ellsworth, Connie Moses, Janie Greaves, Diane Young, Colleen Howell, Dorothy Ellsworth. 3rd row: Vickie Renoux, Denice Cutler, RaNae Harris, Kathy Holloway. Norma Brown, Linda Greaves, Jeannie Drysdale, Shirley Werner, Dahl Hayes, Linda Walton, Merlene Steffenson. 4th row: Janet Parker, Cecila Ansola, Kathy Lish, Mary Jane Nygard, Zelphia Sheepskin, Melanie Faulhaber. Carolyn Jensen, DeLoa Wright, Marilyn Jensen, Sandra Lilya, Jackie Adams. 168 F.H.A. Officers: Kenny Humphries, Janet Salisbury, Gail Jenkins, Ann Virtue. F.N.A. Sponsor—Mr. Clark Front row: Denise Browning, pres.; Dan Hale, hist, rep.; Petrea McKie, sec., Kathy Jump, v.-pres. Row 2. R. Rojas, I. Fackrell, N. Anderson, M. Faulbner, J. Sage. Row 3: C. Whiting, D. Stroschein, M. Cheney, B. Diaz, K. Jones, C. Wheeler, K. Anderson. Row 4: D. Hayes, L. Walton, S. Berry, S. Lovell, V. Christiansen, A. Owens. 169 Future Farmers of America THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE F.F.A. Officers: Dean Yancey, R. Jay Mickelsen, Craig Evans, Rich Ffoge, Steve Price. Bob Brower, Dinah Thoreson, Tom Bithell, and Bonnie Abend ham up. Queen Andrea Hansen and attendants: Peqqy Bray Kola Nichol, Kaye Siler. 170 Track and Field Back row (l-r): Nick Lucero, Allan Herbst, Charles Cowden, Tom Taylor, Brad Herbst, Dave Lambert, Richard Monson, Coach Art Gardner. Second row: Gary Hall, Reid Morrell, Mark May. Mark Yastrop, Joe Kirby, Terry Hopkins. Rich Hoge, Karl Slayton, Paul Hobday — Manager. Front row: Dennis Jackman, Craig Ainsworth, Jack Dixey, John Ramey, Ron Salisbury, Ken Rose, Glen Robinson, James Cheney, Steve Price. 171 COACH ART GARDNER MARK YASTROP—Discus and Shot Put. RICH HOGE—-Broad Jump. MARK MAY and REID MORRELL— High Hurdles. Mile Relay—TERRY HOPKINS, RICH HOGE. MARK MAY. REID MORRELL. 173 A tie at the Bingham County Invitational! Medley Relay—RICH HOGE. GARY HALL, JOHN RAMEY. CRAIG AINSWORTH JOE KIRBY— Shot Put. Cross-Country—(l-r): Mike Smith, Karl Slayton, Loren Rants, Coach Art Gardner, Mike Mangum, James Cheney, Gary Hall, Brad Herbsf. Terry Hopkins in the 220 Yord Dashl Baseball Front: Bill Borresen, Mike Mace. First row: Bill Pixton, Mike Virtue. Mike Pope, Eddie Jamison, Gary Clement, Jim Morrell, Jerry Bohleen, David Dick, Terry Monson, Coach Vaughn Hugie. Second row: Tommy Alexander, Marlowe Goble, Sevell Benson, Steve Simpson, Don Snow, Bard Hill, LeRoy Mitchell, Ricky Jackman, Sam Harper. TOMMY LOPEZ MIKE MACE COACH VAUGHN HUGIE 175 Ready and Waiting.” STEVE SIMPSON RICKY JACKMAN 177 TOMMY ALEXANDER LeROY MITCHELL Good for a base hit! On Deck. 178 Ink’ll «•« •••• t •• BHS Science Fair CAROLYN TREBILCOCK Title Chromatography Honorable Mention Chemistry Local 1st Place Chemistry District 1st Place Overall District Representative to National Science Fair TOM SPENCER JIM LEE Title DNA 1st Place Chemistry Local 1st Place Botany District PEGGY POPE Title Crystals 2nd Place Chemistry Local MICHAEL MANGUM Title Hydrogen-Oxygen Fuel Cell 3rd Place Chemistry Local 180 low 1 1101 11 IPSIOR _ _l Q. I 1 vo« (CL ♦ KAMI Science Fair MIKE THOMAS Title Ion Propulsion 1st Place Earth Space Local PATREA McKIE Title Phenylketonuria 1st Place Medicine Health Local BARBARA HOOPES Title Vortexes 2nd Place Earth Science Local CARLA WEAVER Title Electrophoresis of Blood 2nd Place Medicine Health Local ANN HILDEBRAND 3rd Place Earth Space Local £v H 181 u i m Science Fair YOIRJ YOl 111 CHARLES COWDEN Title The Effect of Soda Pop on Tooth Structure 3rd Place Medicine Health Local LINDA HADLEY Title You're Not as Smart as You Could Be Honorable Mention Medicine Health Local DENISE BROWNING Title What is Epilepsy? Honorable Mention Medicine Health Local CONNIE MARLOW Title Cosmetic Surgery Honorable Mention Medicine Health Local sr v GREG GOATES Title Inhibition of Bacteria Growth Honorable Mention Medicine Health Local MY PIN0XNC5 Science Fair RICHARD KEARSLEY Title Topology 1 st Place Mathematics Computers Local ELIZABETH JOHNSON Title Self Perpetuating Golden Rectangle 2nd Place Mathematics Computers Local JAMES CHENEY Title Binary Calculator 3rd Place Mathematics Computers Local r-r- LYNDA MURRAY Title Probability Honorable Mention Mathematics Computers Local GAYLEEN BUTT Title Puzzles Honorable Mention Mathematics Computers Local Science Fair RON HICKS Title Distribution of Bacteria at School 1st Place Botany Local TERRY PRISCOK LAUREN RANTS Title What Trees Could Tell 3rd Place Botany Local ‘op ' TOM BITHELL Title Sugar Potatoes Honorable Mention Botany Local Science Fair ALLAN PACKER Title Metallic Properties 1st Place Physics Local JIM ANGLESEY Title Universal Gravitation 2nd Place Physics Local JOHN BISCHOFF Title Metal Detector 3rd Place Physics Local ED SERR Title Nuclear Scattering Honorable Mention Physics Local 1st Place Physics District MARILYN ROUBIDOUX Title A Picture of Sound Honorable Mention Physics Local 185 Science Fair EUGENE PARRISH Title The Effect of Bow Weight on Penetration Honorable Mention Physics Local BOB BUCHANAN Title Microphotography 1st Place Zoology Local JERRY BENSON Title Rutherford's Scatteri Honorable Mention Physics ng Experiment Local DENNIS RAICHART Title Animal Blue-Prints Honorable Mention Zoology Local JERRY SERR Title Electro-Magnetic Deflection Honorable Mention Physics Local 186 Class of ’64 Valedictorian Miss Doris Storer Class of ’64 Co-Salutatorians Miss Janet Yancey Mr. John Bischoff 189 Top Seniors Ten Elizabeth Johnson Richard Kearsley Doris Storer Janet Yancey Mark May Sallie Lovell Janis Yancey Edward Serr John Bischoff Kerry Hammond 190 HIGH SEMESTER Juniors HONOR STUDENTS Mike Packham Jeanne Huff Bruce Bird ACADEMICALLY Sophomores OUTSTANDING 192 Robert Wagner Special Awards ELKS’ MOST VALUABLE STUDENT Richard Kearsley Jeanne Weston APPOINTED TO ANNAPOLIS Betty Arietta Edward Serr 193 Ronald Hale BAUSCH LOMB AWARD Boys’ and 194 Steven Kerr Bill Borreson Girls’ State Marge Miner Girls' Nation Delegate Betty Arietta 195 Rich Hoge Linda Hadley Best in Languages German: Edward Serr Marilyn Roubidoux Richard Kearsley John Bischoff Spanish: Bradley Herbst Robert Wagner French: Carolyn Jones Art: Ronald longmore Linda Brewster Kathy Merrell Choir: Jim Anglesey Dan Hale Journalism: Lorraine Edmo Bonnie Abend Parker Owens Betty Arietta 2nd Year Shorthand: Kerry Hammond Phyllis Tackett Carolyn Martin 2nd Year Typing: Myrna Jensen Bonnie Larsen Janis Yancey Band: Mike Packham Janet Yancey Debate: Delbert Biela Marge Miner 199 Superior IN THE FIELD OF THEIR CHOICE Woodworking: Les MacFee 0. 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Bridge Phone 785-1199 “Always first quality” AMERICAN LINEN CO. “It pays to keep dean” STOOR’S MARKET Stoor's are open seven days a week! 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Beer-------Magazines------Groceries 805 South Broadway Phone: 785-2115 UNITED STATES STEEL Nitrogen fertilizers for Increased farm yields. ANHYDROUS AMMONIA AMMONIUM SULFATE AMMONIUM NITRATE It Takes N, Men SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS Collins 785-0888 Blackfoot College of Beauty BESTWAY 67 So. Broadway Phone 785-2365 BUILDING CENTER 222 W. Bridge Phone 785-0160 Don't pussy-foot around—Buy at Bestway JIM'S SERVICE GAMBLES GIFTS HARDWARE Around the World For all your Gifts Novelties Hardware needs 209 N.W. Main 875 West Bridge Phone 785-0890 Phone 785-0234 Blackfoot, Idaho BITTON-TUOHY Headquarters for Jantzen Pendleton Hart Schaffner Marx 68 North Broadway Ph. 785-0381 HOLM’S PHOTO SHOP 118 W. Bridge Blackfoot, Idaho FROSTOP DRIVE-INN Hamburgers Seaburgers Fries Cheeseburgers Best Wishes to Graduates From American Potato Co. Sunspiced Vegetables Blackfoot, Idaho NIXON’S DRUG For medical supplies—shop Nixon's 84 N. Bdwy. Ph. 785-0300 20th CENTURY MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Autos 132 W. Pacific 785-1900 Body Shop 668 W. Bridge 785-2380 How come everyone's frowning? This was a great assembly! PINDALE LANES For pleasure plus— bowl with us! Located on Arco Highway Phone 785-2122 STEPHEN’S CLEANERS CAMMACK’S Cftoc- Ambles MARKET ANCHO DRUG Phone: 785-0580 Home of Fine Foods 45 W. Bridge Phone 785-0040 Family Shoe Store •Red Goose Ph. 785-0407 •Grace Walker •John C. Roberts HUTCH’S best dressed BRONCOS buy at BfLiOtCiKtS I 1 I 1 CHARM BLACKFOOT SUPPLY 369 W. Bridge Beauty Salon School Trophy winning hair stylists Phone 785-2870 MOTOR COMPANY Phone 785-3400 210 SCHOOL BOARD BITHELL, Neil—14 CALLISTER, Lovell—15 EVANS, Bill—14 GARDNER, Spence—15 HORROCKS, Charles—15 JENSEN, Stan—15 KESLER, Jack—14 STODDARD, I. T.—16 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BERTIN, Conrad—17, 26 BERTRAND, Mary Jane—17, 186 CALLISTER, Rulon—17, 45 CLARK, Henry—18, 169 CRAWFORD, Gwen—18, 55, 77 DAVIS, Melvin C—18 EASTER, Lorraine—18, 129 FRANDSEN, Lloyd—18 FERRIN, Karl—16, 29 GARDNER, Art—19, 119, 171 GARDNtR, Bonnie—17, 126 GARDNER, Clark—10, 19, 104, 111, 113, 160 GARDNER, Spence—19, 117 HAGAR, LaMar—19 HALE, Wilford—19, 56 HALPIN, Pat—20, 125 HARTKOPF, Frank—20 HERR, William—20, 114 HOFF, Ethel—20, 33, 166 HUGIE, Vaughn—20, 66, 69, 99, 125, 160, 175 JACKMAN, Richard—21, 102 JORGENSEN, Dohl—21 JORGENSEN, Eugene—21 KEARSLEY, Horace—21,55, 77 KOTTER, Helen—21, 55, 77 MATTHEWS, Leland—22 MORTENSEN, Jay C—22, 166 OWENS, Hugh—22, 100 OWENS, Maude—22 RAMSDELL, Ted—23 SCOTT, Mary—22, 56 SKINNER, Marlow—23, 55, 61, 63, 64, 65 SCOTT—23 THOMAS—23 THOMPSON, Joan—23 JOHNSON, Afton—23, 160 211 CLASS OF ’64 A ABEND, Bonnie—45, 52, 101, 130, 170, 197 ADAMS, Gail—130 ANDERSON, Karon—11, 130, 169, 200 ANDERSON, Michael—104, 108, 113, 130 ANDERSON, Roland—130 ARBUCKLE, JoAnn—130 ARIETTA, Betty—25, 130, 193, 195, 197 ARNELL, Joyce—130, 166 B BALDWIN, Hilda—45, 131 BELNAP, Milton—66, 69, 101, 125, 131 BENSON, L. Jay—54, 104, 105, 108, 113, 131 BENSON, Sevell—131, 175, 176 BERRY, Salli—26, 30, 53, 55, 97, 131, 169 BERST, Richard—97, 100, 131 BIELA, Delbert—55, 60, 58, 61, 62, 131, 198 BINGHAM, Rhea—52, 55, 115, 129, 132 BJSCHOFF, John—132, 185, 189, 190, 196 BITHELL, Tom—100, 132, 170, 184 BOLLWINKEL, Jan—132, 167 BORRESON, Bill—55, 69, 70, 132, 175, 176, 194 BROWER, Bob—55, 66, 69, 99, 100, 132, 170, 194 STUDENT INDEX BROWNING, Denise—26, 54, 108, 114, 116, 132, 169, 182 BRUNETTE, Timmy—132 BUCHANAN, Robert—26, 132, 186 BUCKLAND, Jon—132, 166 BURKMAN, Blaine—132 BURROUGHS, Vicki—132 BUTT, Peggy—28, 54, 132, 183 c CARDON, Irene—150 CASE, Eric—132 CHOATE, Lonnie—69, 70, 125, 132 CHRISTENSEN, Kent—132 CLARK, David—55, 58, 132 CUNNINGHAM, Carolyn—93, 132 CUTLER, Curtis—101, 132 CUTLER, Denise—53, 55, 132, 168 D DANCE, Gary—45, 100 DANIELS, Sherry—132 DAVIS, Kent—132 DAYLEY, Shaunice—132 DIAZ, Beverly—132, 169 DRAPER, Carol—55, 131 E EDISON, Vicki—135, 167 ELLEMAN, Sue—135 ELLIS, Mary—10, 108, 1 14, 135, 167 212 ELLSWORTH, Jeannette—45, 168 ENGLAND, Sherry—45, 52, 53, 94, 101, 135 EVANS, Neil—135 EVANS, Nelda—135 F FAIRCHILD, Elizabeth—53, 55, 101, 135 FAULHABER, Melanie—136, 168, 169 FISHER, Diane—136 FREEMAN, Lonnie—136, 168 G GARDNER, Dennis—56, 136 GARDNER, Ricky—136, 168 GARDNER, Sheryl—101, 114, 116, 136, 164, 167 GEDDES, Sheryl—136 GOBLE, Carol—11,45, 53, 54, 55, 58, 99, 101, 136, 187, 200 GOODWIN, Everett—137 GOUGH, John—137 GREAVES, Janie—114, 137, 168 H HADLEY, Linda—10, 48, 52, 53, 54, 55, 137, 182, 195 HALE, Ronald—54, 56, 137, 193 HALL, Gary—99, 137, 171, 174 HAMILTON, Roger—137, 166 HAMMOND, Kerry—26, 28, 30, 54, 137, 190, 198 HANSEN, Andrea—138, 170, 179 HANSEN, Gary—138 HANSEN, Kirk—138 HAWKES, Pat—138 HENDRICKS, Viv—102, 138, 166, 168 HENICKSMAN, Janet—138 HERNANDEZ, Terry—138 HOFER, James—138 HOGE, Rich—54, 100, 129, 139, 170, 171, 173, 174, 195 HOLLOWAY, Rich—139, 165 HONE, Dennis—139 HOPKINS, Terry—24, 26, 29, 30, 117, 118, 139, 160, 171, 172, 173, 174 HOWELL, Jim—55, 58, 61, 139 HUMPHREYS, Ken—139, 168 J JACKSON, Gary—139, 168 JENKINS, Gail—140, 168 JENSEN, Myrna—45, 55, 101, 115, 116, 140, 167, 198 JENSEN, Susan—52, 55, 58, 60, 99, 101, 140, 187 JOHN, Linda—140 JOHNSON, Elizabeth—54, 101, 114, 140, 183, 190 JOHNSON, Lou—140 JOHNSON, Pat—26, 140 JOHNSON, Verne—105, 113, 140 JONES, Carolyn—29, 141, 196 JONES, Christine—114, 141 JORGENSEN, John—141 K KEARSLEY, Richard—54, 56, 141, 183, 190, 193, 196 KERR, Steven—54, 57, 105, 141, 166, 194 KERSHAW, Gary—117, 120, 141 KIRBY, Joe—68, 69, 99, 117, 118, 141, 172, 174, 194 KORB, Sherry—141 L LARSEN, Bonnie—115, 142, 166, 198 LEE, Jim—69, 73, 99, 142, 180 LEONARDSEN, Phil—55, 115, 116, 142 LINDSAY, RaNae—45, 52, 55, 115, 142 LOPEZ, Tom—142, 168, 175 LOVELL, Sally—142, 166, 169, 190 Me McLEAN, Brit—66, 69, 1 14, 142 McKIE, Petrea—26, 104, 106, 109, 142, 169, 181 M MACE, Mike—143, 175 MACFEE, Leslie—96, 100, 143, 198 MANGUM, Mike—56, 99, 143, 174, 180 MARTIN, Carolyn—26, 29, 52, 101, 143, 198 MAY, Mark—59, 66, 69, 70, 143, 171, 173, 190 MERRITT, Nancy—144 MICKELSEN, R. Jay—30, 68, 69, 125, 143, 170 MINER, Marge—25, 26, 27, 46, 55, 58, 60, 61, 101, 143, 167, 187, 195, 198 213 MORRELL, Reid—55, 69, 144, 171, 173 MOSES, Connie—144, 168 MURDOCK, Lona—52, 144 MURDOCK, Robert—144 MURRAY, Lynda—56, 144, 183 N NATION, John—144 NEFF, Danny—144 o OAS, Eddie—104, 106, 109, 113, 145 OGBORN, Laurel—53, 55, 101, 115, 145 OLIVER, Shiela—145 OLSEN, Lyne—28, 53, 145 ORAM, Richard—145 OSBORNE, Dwight—69, 73, 99, 145 P PACKER, Alan—67, 69, 85, 114, 145 PANKO, Donna—55, 57, 104, 105, 107, 109, 113, 129, 145 PARK, Christine—45, 102, 166, 146 PARKER, Marlene—55 PARRIS, Benny—100, 105, 106, 108, 113, 146 PARRISH, Eugene—56, 146, 186 PARRISH, Sherry—102, 146 PAUL, Steven—146 R RAICHART, Dennis—86, 146 RAMEY, Dennis—146 RAMEY, Jay—146 RANTS, Lauren—99, 147, 174, 184 REED, Richard—56, 147 REIMERS, Ronald—66, 69, 100, 101, 125, 147 ROJAS, Rufina—26, 28, 31, 96, 147, 169 ROWE, Marge—53, 147 s SALISBURY, Gwen—102, 147, 168 SANDOVAL, Gloria—147 SCHMIDT, Bob—117, 120, 147 SCHMIDT, Jim—115, 148, 168 SCRUGGS, Jesse—27, 114, 148 SERR, Edward—54, 56, 65, 148, 185, 190, 193, 196 SHIRATORI, Nori—26, 54, 55, 58, 129, 148 SHORE, Eileen—148 SILER, Joyce—95, 102, 148, 166 SLAYTON, Karl—148, 171, 172, 174 SMITH, Jerry—26, 55, 100, 129, 148 SMITH, Jim—59, 68, 69, 93, 100, 149 SMITH, Mike—149, 174 SMITH, Steve—149 SPENCER, David—69, 149 SPENCER, Linda—54, 149 STECKLEIN, Eleanor—132 STEPHENS, Shiela—26, 52, 149 STODDARD, Judy—28, 52, 53, 55, 101, 115, 149 STODDARD, Richard—149 STONE, LeRay—150, 168 STORER, Doris—45, 53, 54, 55, 101, 115, 150, 165, 188, 190 T TACKETT, Phyllis—26, 28, 50, 52, 55, 150 TAUSCHER, Sharon—53, 55, 150 THOMAS, Michael—11, 66, 105, 113, 150, 181 THORESON, Dinah—45, 55, 150, 165, 170 TOVEY, Paul—55, 100, 150, 186 TOVEY, Paula—45, 55, 150 TURPIN, Pauline—143 TWITCHELL, Roxie— 114, 151 V VIRTUE, Ann—45, 151, 168 w WALTERS, Ray—151 WARD, Alan—151 WESTON, Jeanne—26, 27, 28, 54, 55, 58, 60, 65, 101, 151, 162, 193 WESTOVER, Gary—69, 73, 99, 151 WHEELER, Carolyn—151, 169 WHITE, Marcia—152 WHYTE, Lynn—28, 30, 54, 55, 58, 62, 152 WINTERBOTTOM, Abe—109, 125, 152 WIXOM, Ted—152 WOLD, Larry—113, 152 WOODS, Tom—152 Y YASTROP, Mark—69, 117, 118, 153, 171, 173 YANCEY, Janet—57, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 113, 152, 190, 198 YANCY, Janis—28, 57, 104, 113, 152, 160, 190, 198 YANCEY, Roger—153 YOUNG, Dennis—125, 153 214 YOUNG, Diana—55, 1 14, 153, 168, 200 YOUNG, Roxie—53, 55, 153 CLASS OF ’65 A ADAMS, Jackie—26, 29, 30, 53, 78, 168 AINSWORTH, Craig—69, 71, 78, 99, 171, 174 ALEXANDER, Tommy—79, 99, 100, 175, 178 ALLEN, Ronald—78 ALLEN, Roxy—54, 78, 103, 104, 107 AKERS, Steve—78 ANDERSON, Eric—67, 69, 78, 117, 119 ANDERSON, Linda—78 ANDERSON, Maxine—53, 55, 78, 115 ANDERSON, Norma—78, 169 ANGLESEY, Jim—92, 114, 116, 185, 197 ARCHIBALD, David—54, 78, 115, 116 ARCHIBALD, Gregory—78 ARAVE, Connie—78, 103, 104, 105, 107 ASHLEY, Merlene—78, 105 B BAILEY, Lee—79, 169 BAKER, Sandie—53, 55, 79, 102 BARRETT, Robert—79 BARTAUSKY, Larry—79 BASSETT, Dale Ann—79 BAXTER, Janis—26, 53, 55, 79, 101 BENSON, Jerry—54, 55 ,58, 59, 61, 62, 79, 104, 107, 166, 186, ,191 BERGEN, Ellen—53, 79 BERRY, Betty—11,53, 55,79, 92, 115, 198 BIRD, Bruce—56, 69, 72, 79, 99, 117, 121, 191 BITHELL, Terrece—28, 53, 55, 79, 101, 114 BLAZARD, Lee—79 BOISE, Shirley—79 BOYER, Linda—53, 55, 79, 114 BREWSTER, Richard—79 BRODT, Richard—79 BROWER, Betty—53, 55, 79 BROWN, Delbert—79 BROWN, Kathryn—79 BROWN, Norma—53, 79, 168 BUTLER, Betty—79 c CALLISTER, Ann—54, 101, 102 CANNON, Susan—53, 54, 56, 79, 101 CHENEY, James—79, 105, 171, 174, 183 CHRISTENSEN, RanDee—79 CHRISTENSEN, Dian—30, 54, 80, 166, 198 CHRISTENSEN, Vida—80, 169 CLARK, Keith—80 CLOWARD, Sandra—80 COBBLEY, Terry—80 CONE, Duane—54, 80, 99, 117 CUDDIHY, Jim—56, 80 D DIXEY, Jack—69, 171 DRYSDALE, Jeanne—53, 80, 168 E EDISON, Nancy—80 EDMO, Linda—80, 102 EDMUNDS, Diane—80, 167 ELLINGSON, Larry—80 ELLIS, Lois—80, 104 ELLSWORTH, Dorothy—80, 168 EVANS, Craig—81, 170 EVANS, Joe—45, 81, 100 EVANS, Sue Ann—81, 102 F FACKRELL, Idona Lee—81, 114, 169 FARNES, Kattie—81, 96, 163, 167 FATTIG, Jerry—52, 53, 54, 81, 92, 102, 191 FENNER, Ronald—81, 115 FITZPATRICK, Richard—26, 54, 81, 166 FOWLER, Norman—81 G GARNAND, Gary—69, 81, 99, 184 GEORGE, Sherry Lynn—57, 81, 104 GOATES, Greg—26, 54, 56, 81, 182, 191 GOBLE, Marlowe—69, 70, 81, 96, 99, 175, 176 GOOD, Jane—81 GREAVES, Linda—53, 55, 81, 168, 200 GREAVES, Harold—81 GRIMMETT, Sherrill—81, 115, 116 H HALE, Annette—81, 115, 116 HALE, Dan—28, 54, 55, 81, 104, 115, 169, 197 HALE, Lynnette—53, 55, 81, 167 HALE, Michael—54, 81, 105 HANFT, Deon—54, 81 HANSEN, Linda—81 HANSEN, Vicky—55, 81 HARPER, Snm—69, 81, 99, 117, 121, 175 HARRIS, Nils—69, 72, 82, 117, 121 HARRIS, RaNae—53, 82, 168 HARWOOD, Katherine—53, 82, 114, 167 HATCH, Mavis—82, 115, 116 HAYES, Dahl—82, 114, 168, 169 HERNANDEZ, Barbara—82 HERNANDEZ, Reva—82 HILDEBRAND, Ann—30, 54, 56, 59, 82, 166 HILDEBRAND, Eleanor—82, 18) HILL, Bard—82, 105, 175 HOBDAY, Paul—82, 125, 171 HOLLOWAY, Kathleen—53, 55, 82, 101, 168 HOOPES, Barbara—54, 82, 105, 107, 166, 181 HOOVER, Mary Ann—82 HOPKINS, Lester—82, 114 HOSKINS, Susan—83 HOWELL, Calleen—26, 53, 56, 57, 83, 115, 116, 168 HUFF, Jeanne—53, 54, 56, 83, 191 HULSE, Butch—69, 83, 100 HUNTER, Nicki—53, 83 HURLEY, Betsey—83 HUTCHINGS, Julie—53, 55, 114 HUTCHINGSON, JoEtte—83, 102 HUTCHISON, Robert—83, 105, 110 I INSKEEP, Doug—83 215 J JACKMAN, Dennis—69, 73, 83, 99, 117, 119, 171 JACKMAN, Ricky—68, 69, 83, 99, 117, 120, 175, 177 JAMISON, Mike—26, 108 JENSEN, Leon—69, 72, 83, 99, 125 JIMINEZ, Joe—83 JOHN, Karl—83 JOHNSON, Ralph—83 JONES, Bill—83 JONES, Karen—83 JONES, Mike—83 JUMP, Kathleen—54, 83, 169 K KEARSLEY, Edwin—56, 83 KESLER, Cheryl—53, 55, 77, 83 KESLER, Jon—85, 115 KINGREY, Jean—83, 101, 198 KMETZ, Victor—83, 125 KRACAW, Bill—84, 117, 121 L LAMBERT, David—84, 99, 117, 171 LeCLAIR, Charlene—84 LEGLER, Patricia—55, 84, 167 LEONARD, Sharon—84 LILYA, Lee Ann—59, 84, 102, 115, 116 LILYA, Sandra—84, 168 LOGAN, Lloydiene—27, 28, 77, 84, 167 LONGMORE, Ronald—84, 197 LOVELAND, Linda—84 Me McALLISTER, Beaver—84, 100, 163 McALLISTER, Mike—84 McBRIDE, Deloa—84, 105 McCORMICK, Douglas —84 McCRORY, Jeanne—84 McDANIELS, Paul—25, 26, 85 McMULLIN, Brent—85 M MARLOWE, Connie—85, 182 MARLOWE, Ruth Ann—53, 85, 104, 107 MATSAW, Corinne—85 McWHERTER, Marilyn—85 MECHAM, Dennis—85 MECHAM, Steve—69, 85, 125 MERRILL, Kathy—85, 102, 167, 168 MILLER, John—85 MINER, John—85 MITCHELL, LeRoy—69, 71, 85, 99, 175, 178 MONSON, Richard-—69, 85, 94, 99, 125, 171 MOON, Diane—85 MOZINGO, Verna—85 MURPHY, Bill—85 MURRAY, Robert—30, 85 N NACCARATO, Cheryl—85, 115 NATION, Loretta—55, 85, 166 NEIHART, Dennis—85 NELSON, Lynn—85 NYGARD, Mary Jane—85, 168 o OLSEN, DeWayne—85 OSTEN, Ron—85 216 OWENS, Adele—86, 101, 169 P PACKHAM, Michael—54, 57, 86, 105, 106, 107, 116, 166, 191, 198 PADIS, James—86 PARK, Jay—86 PARKINSON, Phyllis—86 PARSONS, Ricky—86, 184 PETERS, John—86 POPE, Peggy—53, 86, 180 POWELL, Jim—86 PRISOCK, Terry—86, 1 84 PUNKIN, Sandra—86 R RAINWATER, Lynn—52, 53, 54, 59, 86 RAMEY, John—69, 71, 86, 99, 171, 174 RAMOS, Delores—86 RANDALL, Cleve—86 RANSOM, Marjorie—86, 114 READER, LaRee—53, 55, 87, 200 READER, Larry—87, 99, 125 READER, Lynn—87 RICHARDS, Doreen—53, 87 ROBERTS, Doreen—87, 114 ROBINSON, Julie—87, 92 ROBINSON, Lee—87, 99 ROMRELL, Dell—117, 119 ROSE, Kenneth—87, 125, 171, 172 ROUBIDOUX, Marilyn—26, 30, 53, 54, 56, 87, 90, 115, 116, 163, 179, 185, 191, 196 ROVIG, Lance—100 ROWBURY, Linda—57, 87, 104, 166 ROWE, Douglas—55, 58, 59, 65, 87, 116 s SAGE, Judy—59, 87, 166, 169 SALISBURY, Janet—87, 114, 168 SCHULTZ, Ronald—87 SEEFRIED, Albert—87 SETH, Ernie—87 SHAW, Graeme—11, 87, 105, 107 SHAW, Robert—87 SHEEPSKIN, Zelphia—87 , SILER, Kaye—87, 102, 170 SIMPSON, Steve—67, 69, 87, 99, 100, 117, 120, 175, 177 SIMS, Robert—87 SLAYTON, Carolyn—87, 167 SNOW, Don—69, 87, 99, 175 SPANBAUER, George—88 SPENCER, Tom—88, 107, 180 SPRAKER, Kathy—26, 53, 88, 92, 163, 167 STEFFENSEN, Merlene—53, 55, 88, 168 STROSCHEIN, Diane—88, 92, 104, 114, 169 STODDART, Jim—88 SWENSEN, Mike—88 T TAYLOR, Colleen—53, 88, 101, 102 TAYLOR, Harold—88 THOMAS, Ross—88 TOPSKY, Elaine—88 TREBILCOCK, Carolyn—88, 180 TURNER, Wayne—88 TWEEDY, Nancy—88, 115 V VASQUEZ, Charles—88 w WALTON, Linda—89, 168, 169 WEAVER, Carla—27, 28, 29, 30, 54, 55,58,60, 64, 89, 101, 181 WEEKES, Verlyn—53, 54, 89, 101 WERNER, Shirley—89, 168 WHITE, Marg—53, 55, 89, 92, 115 WHITTLE, Cheryl—89 WHITTLE, Don—55, 58, 89 WILLIAMS, Guy—89 WILSON, Linda—89, 168 WISER, Reed—89, 114 WIXOM, Ken—75, 89, 99, 125 WIXOM, Leslie—89 WOOD, RaNae—89, 101 WOODLAND, Barbara—89 WOOLLEY, Sylvia—53, 56, 89, 114, 116 WRIGHT, David—89 Y YAMAGATA, Ben—26, 27, 29, 30, 55, 56, 58, 65, 77, 89, 92, 179, 191 YANCEY, Dean—89, 170 YANCEY, Dave—56, 89 YOUNG, Kay—89 CLASS OF ’66 A ABEND, Randi—34, 53 AKERS, Mike—34 ALLBRIGHT, Marsha—34 ALLEN, Dennis—34 ALVAREZ, Lupe—34 ANDERSON, J. Blaine—34, 119, 166 ANDERSON, Jack—34, 119 ANDERSON, Joe—34, 105 ANDERSON, Ross—34 ANDERSON, Ruth—34 ANDERSON, Ruth Marie—34 ANDERSON, Sue—34 ANSOLA, Cecilia—34, 168 ANTHUS, Donna—34 ANTHONY, Dan—34, 53 B BAHR, Karen—34 BAKER, Barbara—34, 53 BALDREE, Brent—34, 115 BARRY, Kenneth—34 BASSETT, Evelyn—34, 168 BATES, Laurie—34, 53 BEEBE, Mark—34, 119 BELL, Harvey—34, 125 BELNAP, Connie—27, 35, 53 BENCH, Jay—35 BERCIER, Eileen—35 BEWLEY, Alice—35, 53, 102, 168 BLACKNER, Lorraine—35, 53 BLAIR, Rebecca—35, 114 BOHLEEN, Jerry—35, 105, 175 BROWER, Marilyn—35, 53, 102 BUDD, Dan—35, 69, 105 BURNINGHAM, Janet—35, 53 BUTLER, Leon—35 c CASE, Muffet—35, 102 CASPER, Ruth—35 CHENEY, Marla—35, 114, 169 CHRISTENSEN, Dale—35, 75, 119 CHRISTENSEN, Martha—35 CHRISTENSEN, Terry—35 CHRISTENSEN, Wayne—35 CLARK, Robert—104, 106, 112 CLAYTON, Shiela—35, 53, 104 CLEMENTS, Gary—35, 119, 175 217 COLES, Colleen—35 CONAN, Francene—35, 53 CONAN, Francis—35, 53 CONN, Linda—35 COOPER, Carol—36, 53 COOPER, Sharon—36 COWDEN, Charles—36, 171, 182 COWDEN, Douglas—36 COX, Kim—36 CUSHMAN, Bobby—36 D DAHLQUIST, Richard—114 DANCE, Daren—36 DAVIS, Sherry—36 DEXTER, Nicki—36, 53, 55, 58 DICK, David—36, 114, 119, 175 DILLARD, Craig—36 DIXEY, Leathie—36 E EDMO, Lorraine—36, 45, 102, 197 ELISON, Blake—36 F FACKRELL, Ilia—36, 53, 114, 116, 169 FAIRCHILD, Judy—36, 53 FARNES, Valerie—36, 53 FISHER, JeniLyn—36, 53 FULLMER, Nicki—26, 36, 167 G GARDNER, Sharyn—36, 53, 54, 114, 116, 200 GINES, Dan—36 GORDON, Bryan—36, 99, 125 GREAVES, Susan—36 GURULE, David—36 H HADLEY, Laurel—55, 58 HAMILTON, Gary—166 HAMMOND, Dilworth—37 HANSEN, Craig Bruce—36 HANSEN, Earlene—37 HANSEN, Shari—37, 167 HANSEN, Suzette—37, 53, 105 HARMAN, Irene—37 HARMAN, Terry—37, 59, 102 HARRIS, Glenda—30, 53 HASELDON, Margaret—37 HATCH, Eldon—37 HENDERSON, Kenneth—37, 75, 105, 117, 119 HENDRICKS, Pamela—37 HERBST, Alan—37, 99, 171 HERBST, Bradley—37, 104, 106, 112, 171, 174, 196 HICKS, Ron—37, 184 HOGE, Patricia—37, 53, 54, 101, 104, 192 HOOK, Linda—37 HOSKINS, Cyril—102 I INSKEEP, Sandra—38, 53 J JACOBSEN, Elaine—38 JAMISON, Eddie—38, 125, 175 JEMMETT, Gail—38, 53, 102 JENKS, Russell—38 JENSEN, Carolyn—38, 115, 116, 168 JENSEN, Douglas—38 JENSEN, Janet—26, 38, 53, 55, 58, 101 JENSEN, Marilyn—38, 115, 116, 168 JOHNSON, Sheryl—38 JOHNSTON, Don—38 JONES, Diana—38 JONES, Karen—38, 169 JONES, Michael—38 JONES, SanDee—33, 38 JUSTUS, Connie—38, 102 K KACALEK, Carole—39 KARREN, Kurt—39 KAUFMAN, Patti—39 KEITH, Gary—39, 125 KERSHAW, Carol—26, 39, 55, 58, 62 KERSHAW, Violee—39, 53 KESLER, Brenda—39, 53, 101 KNIFFIN, Arlinda—39 KNIFFIN, Tinka—39 KNIGHT, Brent—39 KRUMENACKER, Bob—39 KUNZ, Melanie— 39 L LATER, Rhea Kay—39 LEE, Blaine—39 LEGLER, Kaara—39 LEGLER, Larry—39, 102 LINDSA, Irene—39, 53, 167 LINK, Bob—39 LISH, Judy—39, 104 LISH, Kathy—39, 53, 102, 168 LOOSLI, Nancy—39, 55, 58, 60 LOTT, Clyde—39, 104, 119 LOVELL, Kenna—39 LOWE, Susan—39 LUCERO,. Nick—40, 99, 125, 171 218 Me MeBRIDE, Howard—40 McCARRELL, Barbara—33, 40 McCOOL, David—40 McNEAL, Mary Lu—40, 53 M MALM, Judy—40 MARCH, Carol—40 MANSFIELD, Thomas—40 MAY, Darryl—40 MELANSON, John—40 MILES, Enoch—40, 105 MONSON, Terry—40, 99, 175 MOORE, Rhea Jean—40 MORRELL, James—40, 56, 125, 175 MOSES, Wally—115 MURDOCK, Linda—40 N NAGASHOAH, Delsia—40 NEELEY, Cathleen—40, 53, 59 NELSON, Michael—30, 40 NELSON, Wayne—40, 119 NEESER, Sandra—40, 105 NICKELL, Kola—53, 170 NORMAN, Ireta—40 o OGBORN, Wanda—40, 53, 101 OLSEN, Carl—40 OLSEN, Don—41 OSBORNE, Floyd—41 OWENS, Parker—41, 45, 100, 197 P PARKER, Janet—41, 53, 168 PARKER, Mike—41 PARKINSON, Del—41, 54, 55, 56, 58, 61,65, 166, 192 PARRIS, Marvalene—41, 53 PARRISH, Kathleen—41, 53 PARSONS, Judy Ann—102 PARSONS, Terry—41 PETERSON, Pamela—41, 53, 55, 62 PETERSON, Kenny—41 PIXTON, Bill—41, 99, 125, 175 POPE, Mike—41, 75, 99, 125, 175 PRICE, Steve—26, 27, 29, 30, 41, 65, 99, 125, 170, 171 PRITCHETT, Mike—41, 102 R RADFORD, Dennis—41 RAINWATER, Ross—42 RALPHS, Lenny—42, 115, 116, 119 RAMEY, Carolee—42 RED, Carolyn—42, 53 RENOUX, Vicky—168 RICHARDS, Kathleen—42 RICHARDSON, Pamela—26, 42 ROBERTS, David—119 ROBINSON, Diane—42 ROWE, Steven—42, 115 s SALINAS, Ray—125 SALISBURY, Ronald—42, 99, 171 SERR, Jerry—42, 54, 55, 56, 58, 186 SHEEPSKIN, Vilinda—42 SHIKASHIO, Laura—42, 53, 54, 101, 192 SIMS, Roger-—42 SMITH, Carla—42, 53, 54, 101, 167 SONNENBERG, David—42 SORENSEN, Marsha—43, 53 SORENSEN, Jim—43, 104, 119 T TANEY, Jean—43, 53, 115 TAUSCHER, Joyce—43 TAYLOR, Thomas—43, 171 TAYLOR, Varlene—43 THOMAS, Randy—43, 105 THOMAS, Eugene—43 THOMPSON, Dan—43 THOMPSON, Steven—119 THORNELL, Rae—43 THURMAN, Christine—43 THURSTON, Nadine—43 TURPIN, Carolyn—43, 53, 102 V VAN ORDEN, Christine—43 VAN ORDEN, Terry—43 VILLASENOR, Pauline—43, 114 VIRTUE, Mike—26, 43, 175 w WAGNER, Robert—43, 192, 196 WHITING, Charlene—43, 104, 107, 114, 116, 169 WIXOM, Kay—43, 102 WOMACK, Diana—43 WOOD, Diane—43 WOOD, Larry—43 WOODARD, Donald—43 WRIGHT, Carol—42 WRIGHT, Naomi—44, 115 Y YASTROP, Mary—44, 53, 115 YOUNG, Linda—44, 105 219 AUTOGRAPHS 220 221 222 223 224 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made