Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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MELBA BARNETT Typing. Senior English, Sponsor Pep Club “My recipe for success as an educator is one part nonsense to nine parts com- mon sense.” MARY JANE BERTRAND Home Economics, Sponsor F.H.A., Marchers, Twirlers, Big Sisters “I think we have one of the most at- tractive high schools in this area.” B. H. S. RULON CALLISTER U. S. and World History, Journalism, Sponsor Round Up, Quill and Scroll “Education—a priceless privi- lege.” MAMIE CAPELLEN Spanish, Latin, Debate, Sponsor N.F.L. “The real purpose of educa- tion is self-discovery.” IRVEN CHRISTENSEN Library, Study Hall “Wise desires, and courageous execution of plans make sue- ft GWEN CRAWFORD Psychology, Ethics, Typing, Sponsor Freshmen “The dictionary is the only place where Success comes before Work F a c u I t y MELVIN DAVIS General Business, Bookkeeping, Spon- sor Juniors “The subjects I teach are electives; the door is never locked.” LUCILE FERRIN Sophomore English, Junior English “Education in a democracy should de- velop a well-adjusted and informed citizenry.” ‘7 am indebted to my father for living, but- 14

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Administrators OUR HIGH School students of today are faced with these great and important challenges: to promote better foreign relations, to achieve scientific supremacy, and, above all, to promote and pro- tect our democracy and our religious freedom. I FIRMLY believe that our high school students can and will meet these future challenges. To strengthen the weakest link in life, to promote physical, mental, moral, and economic well being seems to be the objectives of today’s high school students. Best wishes, high school students, D. F. ENGELKING, Superintendent NOTHING IS as important as the trained and educated individual. Our high school offers this opportunity to every student who is willing to work for it. “To know is to grow.” My earnest wish for all students of B. H. S. is that each one will set a goal for himself and follow through. Sincerely, CON BERTIN, Student Counselor TIME IS running out. As a result of recent evi- dence of Russian scientific accomplishment we are very probably witnessing the end of the smugness that has been the trademark of Ameri- can political personality during the last genera- tion. I HOPE we come to regard these problems and is- sues as challenges rather than merely as threats. Challenges to find ourselves and put forth the effort necessary to best prepare for effective citizenship in this “Age of Sputnik.” Good luck and success, KARL FERRIN, Principal

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LLOYD FRANDSEN Junior English, Biology, General Science “As a teacher, I get great satisfaction in associating with and helping to guide students ’ BONNIE GARDNER Sophomore English, Junior English, Student Council Sponsor “Wise and good men are, in my opinion, the strength of a state.” B. H. S. CLARK GARDNER Band, Pep Band “Music provides all the op- portunity to develop culturally through participation.” SPENCER GARDNER Athletics, Boys’ P.E., Spon- sor Seniors, “B” Club “Undertake something diffi- cult, it will do you good.” SCOT GRAFF Chemistry, Athletics, At- tendance, Sponsor “B” Club “Do your best, angels can do no better.” WILFORD HALE World History, Spanish, Freshman English “See things as they are; do things as they should be done.” F a c u I t y DEANNA HANSEN Chemistry, General Science, Physi- ology and Genetics, Sponsor Future Nurses Club “Teaching—the most rewarding of all professions! ” JERRY HANSEN Ag., F.F.A., General Math “He is wise who seeks and learns true knowledge in his youth.” — to my teacher for living well ” is Alexander of Macedon