Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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THE YOUTH in our schools today will be the leaders of our nation soon. I, for one, have great faith in their ability to do well the job required of each of them. MAY I admonish each student to advance in- ternational understanding, good will, and peace through a better knowledge of the problems of your fellow workers. One of life’s greatest privileges is that of service. Sincerely, D. F. Engelking, Superintendent w r ANOTHER B. H. S. Bronco has gone to press marking the pass- ing of another school year. It is the sincere hope of the adminis- tration that you will each be able to thumb through its pages with fond memories of this year and your years already spent here; or with renewed enthusiasm and determination to make your re- maining years ones of even greater accomplishments! With best wishes, Karl Ferrin, Principal OUR MOST valuable possessions are those which can be shared without loss to ourselves; those which are shared, multiply. To cultivate these possessions we must stimulate in the individual, interests in various fields. Many interests, de- sires, and questions have been stimulated and answered by our vocational counselling program in the high school. Sincerely, Conrad J. Bertin, Student Counselor

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Dear Class of 1957 IN BEHALF of the Board of Education of the Blackfoot School System, may I wish for each of you seniors success in your chosen field of endeavor. We trust the years you have spent in Blackfoot High have been pleasant ones. The memories you will cherish will be many. WE HAVE endeavored to provide a school system among the best in the state. Your welfare has always been our primary concern. Now as you leave us, and your names are added to the ever length- ening list of our graduates, we trust you will give your best in whatever field you may enter. By doing this, you not only will be successful, but others who follow you may also be inspired to give of their best. This is the true mark of success. TO EACH and every one of you, may we offer our sincere con- gratulations. Chairman, Board of Education ttoard of Education Blair Archibald, Austin Stover, D. F. Engelking, Superintendent; Albert Carlson, Neil Bithell, Jack Keslcr.

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MELBA BARNETT Senior English Junior English Pep Club Sponsor Open your books and close your mouths. MARY JANE BERTRAND Home Economics Sponsor B.B.S. and Twirlers Girls, the equipment in this robm is not for hire! LYNN BIGLOW Chemistry F.F.A. Now, class. faculty RULON CALLISTER World History Journalism Sponsor Quill and Scroll, Round Up I know it! Why don’t you ? MAMIE CAPELLEN Latin Spanish Debate N.F.L. Sponsor .. and there were these mountain climbers. IRVEN CHRISTENSEN Study Hall Let's be seated, folks. GWEN CRAWrORD Psychology Shorthand Typing Ethics It's nerve wracking to be the mother of a basketball player! MELVIN DAVIS Adv. Bookkeeping Adv. Typing General Business Sophomore Sponsor Be quiet or I’ll get out my little black book. 12 Crying to Stature to