Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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TED L. RAMSDELL, student attend- ance counselor, is to be commend- ed for his success in improving the school’s record of attendance. We of BHS appreciate a job well-done. MARGARET MANGUM, office secre- tary, is an asset in the conduct of the business in our high school of- fice. Besides being office secretary she has charge of all student re- cords and assists the clubs and classes in keeping their debits and assests in order. 7D S Action Coach Hugie inspects a bit of impish van- dalism perpetrated by our country cousins. 22

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THOMAS PLANT, instructor of Freshman English, asserts that Education must pro- duce at least two basic results in order to justify its existence: It must bring satis- faction to the 'learning' appetite of the individual, and it must benefit the com- munity or society to which it belongs. If it does not do at least this, it cannot be justified. LEWIS B. PRICE, a quiet, unassuming addi- tion to the BHS faculty, has faced his Freshman English classes with undaunted determination, and, in spite of great odds, has emerged victorious. Mr. Price believes in Balance in teaching ... in firmness, coupled with a sincere attempt to make lessons interesting and valuable. A. R. STOTT, our instructor of work shop, asserts that the training and equipment used in his shop build not only bird houses but also stamina and character. He stresses that Education should enable the individual to live and work with his fellow men and to develop his own talents for his specific contribution to society. GRACE THOMAS, another addition to the faculty of Blackfoot High School, has proven quite linguistic in her instruction of French and English. Miss Thomas, who is herself an avid student of the languages, feels that Education should teach us the importance of values and develop desirable traits. VERL J. WADDOUPS, instructor of biology, assures his students that the lower things in life are not always found in the study of biology. Mr. Waddoups believes that Good attitudes are as important to our success and happiness as the attainment of great knowledge. WILLIAM D. WAGNER, Blackfoot High School's instructor of geometry, has the outstanding ability to make a square fas- cinating. Mr. Wagner, whose primary interest is the betterment of our nation to the degree that will command the respect of the world, feels that Educa- tion is the total accumulation of knowl- edge and skills by the individual through experience.”

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Mr. Ferrin demonstrates a new projector to Kay Lambson. Leon Lindsey, and Earl Broyles. Mrs. Easter—keeping up with Alley Oop. no less! Teachers are winners too! Miss Bertrand accepts award from Chet Stephens, mystery personality. Wilford Hale helping Dclwin Romrell and Elmo Haynes wire our new language lab. Blackfoot High School 23