Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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Jreskmen John Simmons Rojean Simms John Skinner Sharon Smith Jeanie Spanbauer Janice Storer Mary Taney Bill Taylor Lynett Tayson Gilbert Teton Ralph Thorton Tom Trahant Gary Trego Brent Twitchell Patricia VanOrden Dennis Walker Jon Walters George Weber Kathrine Weston Delmar Wcstover Robert Wren Fred Young Lucille Yancey Frates William Barbara Whiting Frances Williams Ronnie Williams Judy Wilson Charlene, Jeanne, Jimmy and Joe paint sign: Whip ’Em, Broncos.

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General Science provides an outlet for ingenious Frosh, Joe, Tom. and Carolyn. Joyce Price Theta Pugmire Judy Ramey Judy Randall Myrna Rasmussen Alton Reay Kathlene Rich Dick Rider Pat Ridley Joann Ritter Dennis Roberts Barbara Robinson Joe Rodgers Sharon Rogers Peggy Rose Dorothy Ross Vivian Roy Douglas Salisbury Janet Seamons Maxine Serr Mary Shaw Connie Sheppard Leland Sheppard Lyle Shore 26

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I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY —Jerry Seelos And they shall beat tleir swlrds into plow- shares and their spears Vito pluning holies. his meaningfu mscript i, l tered gold, ears on a monur i tio Building. EvAo' human being, as theLideals of dem iriVhis Aner soul. Th doiVpant ie the sleepin 7 fajt.l ire th fd glow iny dbed of itil one Aay tl in eacf The wa awaken grow and gVnv hold it all. want to cry to eviy ii ti I speak for demiflfa :ionality, ewhere le there ;er, but a fire 'UtSsE rrna| tWynfN ill loc rfc J ana lr ir no be rVom p turh will tongue: tand or fr lom.” ;acy nidd 1 iHa p can w if ifc tm JERRY SEELOS Millions have ex en nced tils ph4nom£ because of themlindnthe wo d ma- well From across tht Wild Atlanac, we lear a mce. the Hungarian Mftion releaA all its aungeriqjs f( seem futile now! but the Md has An] y .tarteq of freedom hasAvelledjm so strongly t lat thoughts any l nger es, the HuajJan nsishif ripples have spreajj£o faj—so wide I speak fi Hempcrac —our den garians are dfing f®r. lut I must of the American peopl : must America mus arise and pbai rif rl41 has been changed raflaln by their efforts. Hg I If)EMOCRACY” as freedom. Their fight may fln their hearts the love cji «rafrth can suppress their 'own but the myriads of us into a sHep that When that flay com march forth! witl ro intention of ev will dare del And at la ft the suiys br ght rays and they wafirjmy h brt because I a 1 racy. ca, tooj spirit Vof den kind of democracy the I admonishing voice: the story ry of the Hungarian people, eb of complacency which lulls in life and death struggle. Bust arise like a great army to land no army, nation or person |ance o r fie Rocky Mountains, my home, an Amerifcn and I, too, speak for Democ- 28