Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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HUGH OWENS Mechanical Drawing, Physics, Ad- vanced Algebra, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Sponsor Hi-Y Club “Education — emotional, social, and physical development as well as in- tellectual development.” A. R. STOTT Shop “Choose a career, then give it the best you can.” F a c u I t y VERL WADDOUPS Biology, Sponsor Sopho- mores “Knowledge is power.” W. D. WAGNER Plane Geometry, Algebra “No student can get an edu- cation without considerable serious effort, but effort is always rewarded. DOUG WAREING Choir, Orchestra, Girls’ Glee, Sponsor I.V., Dance Band “Our ideal, whatever it is, lies farther on; so keep pushing ahead. JACK WHITING Ag., Sponsor F.F.A. “Education is America’s num- ber one secret weapon; so let's use it fully.” “Those having torches will pass ‘NOW HEAR THIS!” Mr. Ferrin uses new intercom system. Already it has taken its place as one of the necessi- ties for a smoothly operating high school. Half of the cost was paid by the students, and the district paid the balance. Top contributors were: “B” Club, Student Supply Store, and F.F.A. them on to others. ??

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 FRANK HARTKOPF Government, Athletics, American History “Schools should teach young people to know and practice American ideals—living and working together.” MARGARET MANGUM Office Secretary ETHEL HOFF Freshman English, Sopho- more English, Sponsor Freshmen “My service belongs to the betterment of my fellowman.” VAUGHN HUGIE American History, Govern- ment, “B” Club, Athletics “You learn by doing.” RICHARD JACKMAN Art, Speech, Drama “Well planned lessons equal better educated leaders for tomorrow.” IDANHA KNUDSON Algebra, Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Club, Yearbook Adviser “I dare dream that from some of my classes may come to- morrow’s leaders.” HELEN KOTTER Typing, Shorthand, Sponsor Juniors, F.T.A. “Teaching: a challenge to help every individual become all he is capable of becoming.” GRETTA MUIR Frosh English, G.A.A., Girls P.E., Tumbling “Teaching students who realize that teachers are human beings and treat us as such is a pleasure shared by all B.H.S. teachers.” “Today is tomorrow’s training school.” 16 c m co • • •

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 Vlu e’ Bc n’ Mr. Owens getting ready for Spring and the golfing season. Miss Muir and Mr. Hale see that we get our daily pint of milk. Mrs. Hansen not only teaches, but also plays in the Idaho State Civic Sym- phony. Mrs. Gardner and A.S.B. Officers receive counsel from Bob King, Student Body President of I.S.C., at the Student Council Workshop held at Blackfoot. 18