Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1972 volume:

BRONCO 1972 BLACKFOOT HIGH SCHOOL Blackfoot, Idaho In These Changing Times, Many Things Endure. Editor: Diane Blessinger Sponsor: Mary Lee Webber 1972 Was A Time Of Change Throughout its history. Blackfoot High school has been a continuously changing school. The size of enrollment is an example In 1912. BHS consisted of only 190 students and 10 faculty members, whereas, this year we had 1225 students and 60 faculty members As we came to school in the fall we were under new leadership Mr Vaughn Hawkes was our new principal with Mr Garth Belnap as vice-principal We also started a new form of student government and a new dress code With the death of I T Rip” Stoddard in October. Mr Spence Gardner became the new school district superintendent. The year of 1971 1972 can be summarized by the words of Thomas Carlyle Today is not yesterday We ourselves change How then, can our works and thoughts, if they are always to be the fittest, continue always the same? Change, indeed is painful, yet ever needful; and if memory have its force and worth so also has hope. Left Student Government Above Vice-Principal. Garth Belnap Below Pam Jensen Principal. Vaughn Hawkes. and Gloria Rose But, Many Things Endure. The students of Blackfoot High School soon discovered this year was a time of change Although, there were many things that endured As the students arrived each morning the building was still the same, changing little from day to day Throughout the day it was discovered that there was still a need to conquer each subject Therefore, many students were caught in the act of studying in various places For the one that conquered was the one that endured High school life wasn't all work and no play Before, during, and after school, hours were filled with various activities Clubs, dances, and sports played an important role in a student's social life Learning new ideas and meeting new people has remained the purpose of Blackfoot High School Below Robbin McCrory demonstrates his fantastic jump shot Above Jeff Thomas and Herb Bolin exhibit their friendship Left Danny Atkens models his attire for the Freshmen Welcome Below Kirk Hone carries Jams Scon to class Right Jeff Lass enioys watermelon provided by the Girls Federation Above Kathy Buxton tries to decide if she should leave or not Below Pam Jensen demonstrates her marching ability TABLE OF CONTENTS Academics 8 Student Achievements 18 Co-Curricular 28 Organizations 64 Social Life 82 Sports 98 Classes 138 Administration 196 Ads 210 7 mmk w-ssi WS 'ahmw1 s- ''v--afW iAW • ,. «fe i « ; ;m-. 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All these classes as well as Broncadettes and athletics count as 1 P E credit Last year s track coach Mr Patterson keeps up with the Bronco news Kurt Branghan attempts to show his skill on the parallel bars while classmates look on 9 Math Department Loses Mr. Owens This year Math had some improvements and changes The Math teachers. Mr. Mortensen. Mr. Perkes. and Mr Rock got a chance to meet different students in the school when Mr Owens left for the District Office at semester Mr. Jerry Hong came to teach and to help carry the load He took over one each of Mr Rocks and Mr Mortensens Modern Math II classes, as well as Mr Perkes 7th hour Geometry class Mr Mortensen received the honor of becoming head of the Math Department. He said wistfully. 'I sure wish Mr Owens was back '1 A new teaching method used by some of the teachers in their Math Classes is student contracting This is when each student talks to the teacher and decides what they are going to learn in a certain amount of time Scott Whwl«r watches while Debbie Denny. Valerie WriQht. JoAnne Reed. Lawrence Higgmson. and Debbie Erromouspe attempt to work a tough problem Mr Rock works on grades at semester Mr Hong doodles while Debbie Andrus and others concentrate on a test 10 Variety Gives Key to Interest Variety is the key to making History interesting and this is what the teachers try to do Teachers of History and related courses are. Mr Sheppard. Mr Homer. Mr Palmer. Mr. Bolmgbroke. and Mrs. Thompson Several films are used throughout the year They are used to more clearly show outstanding events in the U S History teachers also use the films as the bases for class discussion New approaches being used are simulated games in the area of big business. labor. railroads and homesteading Panels, discussion, and debates are used Guest speakers are used in the following areas World War I. World War II. Civil War. Depression, and Viet Nam This seems to add a great deal of interest to the class Students also do interviewing themselves of the apprehension of World War II Does history get you down Bill? Mr Clifford Osguthorpe displayed war relics and spoke of World War I to the History classes Mr Homer's class struggles with the problem of writing a workable constitution Boyd Warjack. Vernon Two Eagles and Alan Conilogue classify plants in Botany Beef Hearts were a topic of Lab in Mr Dahle s class Susan Harwell and Mike Roberts examine it while Leslie Waters exclaims ”1 can t bear to look� Science Yields Informed People Science courses are not just for those planning to go into a science career They are necessary for well-informed people of today Mr Dahle and Mr Shelley are the two new teachers at BHS this year Other teachers include Lewis Abbott. Joseph Cannon. Dene Carson, and Henry Clark I wish more students were interested in Science.” comments Mr Buddy Fowler Gary Cotterell. Jim Randall Dell Thornley and Dave Bitters find tak about in Mr Abbott's class Carson Mainly because we have a something cheerful to Science oriented Society. It is really what gives us our type of life from trends to trades Biology is most important, in my opinion this generation must be the most responsible generation, or it will be the last. says Mr Clark John VanDercreek and Joe Bergeman study plants in Mr Clark's Botany class At right Hard work and study is applied with French Below German students are working very hard trying to complete the worksheet by the end of the hour Languages Relate to Our Society The languages at BHS are French. German and Spanish French is taught by Miss Sophia Lambrou Miss Lambrou said. I think the knowledge of a second language is very necessary for many different reasons One is for International travel In June of 1972 Miss Lambrou took a trip to France German is taught by Mr Horace Kearsley He said. German and English are related If you start learning a certain language you should make it a habit and learn it until you can speak it well. Spanish is taught by Mr Gordon Woolley Mr Woolley said. There are lots of people in this area who are Spanish; they form an important part of our society so we should learn something about their language and culture These classes. German. French, and Spanish use the Language Lab to give the teachers a chance to listen to each student individually, without having them do it in front of the whole class which is sometimes harder III and IV year Spanish students spent 9 weeks reading a short story about a man from England who went to Argentina and became a Gaucho' in modern days He was old and a little senile In the book he dies m the end So when the book was finished the class had a funeral for the book The inscription on the cake says El Gaucho Smith is dead at last 13 Bookkeeping class considers the problem of keeping accurate records Business Provides For Future Jobs Mr Moss, prosecuting attorney, speaks on the difference between crimes and torts Business is one of the few courses in BHS that prepares students for jobs right out of high school The Office Practice class, which lasts two class hours, gives the girls the experience of working in a mock office. They take many field trips to banks and offices and learned to run their equipment Speakers as well as tests hold a major position during the year Speakers included business men and women as well as cosmetologists Tests held were the Civil Service, the City Employment. and the AEC Commission Stenographical Tests Several contests were held throughout the year and the classes’ scrapbook took third in the state contest. Also during state Joyce Hendricks was nominated for President throughout the state Two scholarships were awarded in the business classes Clerical secretary was given to Gloria Rose and Teresa Spanbauer was given stenographical secretary Mrs Murphy's Business Law class participated m video tapes Stephanie Zilk took the roll of teacher when doing video tapes in Business Law A feature of Agriculture is having guest speakers Ward Little is showing slides on cattle Steve Yancey is shown building his model home Students Learn Vocational Skills Mr Parker is the teacher for the classes of shop Various class construction and repair projects provided opportunities for actual experience Architectural students developed complete house plans and then built models with designs of their own choosing There were approximately 125 students taking shop this year This year Mr Parker taught a night class of shop for anyone who wished to come Agriculture teachers are Mr. Mortensen and Mr Bott. Mr Bott also teaches the welding classes. All the boys who take the class have a good outlook on being a farmer Field trips are taken often during the year This year's Agriculture includes the growing of plants and the raising of animals for food, clothing and other needs of man. The mam branches of Agriculture include, crop farming, dairying ranching, poultry raising, and fruit growing Mr Mortensen instructs Kevin Webster on some techniques of welding Oral Work Places High Throughout the English sections at BHS there is a special emphasis placed upon oral work There are too few who take speech in the first place. said Mrs. Owens. These oral projects range from book reports to oral reports on subjects relating to the novels studied Mrs Thompson tried out a new way to teach vocabulary words Each group was assigned words and presented them in a different way everyday Many original ideas were used effectively, these ranging from skits to games, and crosswords to demonstrations Mrs Martsch’s classes used several films, including one on Ray Bradbury, two on communism and a film on Africa In Mrs. Martsch’s college prep course Mrs. Barbara Hoge spoke and showed slides on her trip to Russia Mrs Martsch said that she felt that English connected with the other subjects because the time periods of the novels coincide with periods in history Research papers also play an important part in Jr English It is required for students to write one research paper a year Many panels are used in this department especially concerning the different novels used throughout the year Some are conducted in a debate fashion. This just goes to show that we had ONE whole week without activities this year Mrs Gardner and her class don’t look too lively at 8 00 A M Mrs BradfiekJ gets a laugh out of her English class Something most teachers find hard to do Mrs Kofoed conducts another exciting frosh English class The class isn't REALLY sleeping Rick Gradner listens tentatively as Mrs Thompson teaches that stuff everybody hates called GRAMMAR Kaydeen Tsukamoto and Carla Bun were winners in a English composition contest Bilhe Haynes. Kathy Farris. Gary Bergeson. and Dennis Moore, act out vocabulary words, a new teaching technique in Mrs Thompson's class This is one of the reasons English is taught at BHS In case you didn't notice, your should be spelled you're 17 Students Chosen for Merit's Who's Who MERIT'S WHO'S WHO is a permanent record book containing a biography of numerous outstanding students A copy is sent to prominent colleges and is used as a reference guide The students were chosen by their Senior teachers If the student sent in the application form, then they were accepted and eligible for one of ten $1.000 00 scholarships The students were judged on their outstanding achievements Their biography being published in this record book is an award and honor that they can be proud of Front row Eric Schultz. Lynn Crnkovich. and Scott Wheeler Second row Diane Scarbrough Tom Henshied. Lori Crnkovich. and John Van Dercreek Third row Greg Kunz. Vickie Mecham. Andy Cates, and Sharon Sullivan 19 Four Blackfooters Chosen to Attend Girls' State in June Fifteen Junior girls were chosen by their Junior teachers They are selected according to leadership, cooperation, integrity, scholarship, and physical fitness The girls attended a tea hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary and each girl was asked to give an impromptu speech on a current event Following the tea the Auxiliary made its choice of the four girls who would attend the Girls' State meeting at the Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa in June 21 From left to right. LuJean Hansen. Stanley McDaniel. Susan Fisher, and Alvin McDaniel received a Superior rating for their Mixed Quartet at District Music Festival Band and Choir Students Receive Superior Ratings At Music Festival These girls all received Superiors for their Soprano Solos From left to right. Debbie Jones. Rebecca Jones. Delma Johnson, and Peggy Trebilcock 22 These students received Superior ratings at Regional Music Festival Front row left to right Connie Ugaki. flute solo Ramona Komshi flute solo Back row. left to right. Dave Stephens trombone trio. Carey Burnside, trombone trio, and Paul Zilk. trombone trio The below pictured students received Superior ratings at District Music Festival Front row left to right. Ramona Komshi. flute solo Barbara Stott, flute solo. Paul Zilk. trombone trio. Connie Ugak. flute solo Back row left to right Dave Stephens, trombone trio and trombone solo Carey Burnside trombone trio Marsha Jacobsen, flute solo, and Kathy Vtebell. flute solo Girls' Honored by Soroptimist 24 Top. left to right Mary Grinned. Girl of the Month for February Gloria Rose Girl of the Month for December Kim Olsen Girl of the month for March Lou Ann Cook. Girl of the Month for November. Annette Buttars. Girl of the Month for January, and Vickie Mecham. Girl of the Month for April And Girls' Federation Top. left to right Stephenie Zifc. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for April. Sue Sorenson. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for February Valerie Wright. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for September Dianna Clough. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for November and Girl of the Month for September Diane Scarbrough. Soroptimist Giri of the Month for March. Veralyn Schweissmg. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for May. and Jackie Furmss. Soroptimist Girl of the Month for January, and Girl of the Month for October 25 26 Blackfoot Sends Two Officers to Youth Legislature Mrs Owens and Mr Bolingbroke accompanied members of Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y to the annual Youth Legislature in Boise April 13-15 Nine students were chosen to attend Heff Hoskins went as Lieutenant Governor, and Cathy Kerr as Respondent's Co-Council to the Appellate Court According to Mrs Owens it is quite unusual to have two officers in the legislature from one school It is quite an honor to have the lieutenant governor elected from our school. stated Mrs Owens Seated and Kneeling Deanne Thueson. Lanny Cunningham Cathy Kerr Diana Clough. Cliff Fairchild, and Barry Jones Standing Jeff Hoskins. Bob Walker r . • v - vr.-s -' If' Z' ■ ’ ■''' sr ■ • % . ;-„ •- - it ' ■$ ■■'■m :3 a ■■■ .;, .•■■.ys%M -;' -;l «% frfc Kb gwfag fev v -: V ..;• ?.- • S'. • 1 • 1 iglil11 First Semester House of Representatives, above 1st Row Melanie Hill8m Becky Covington. Scott Wheeler. Teresa Komshi. Jeff Elison. Jackie Furmss. Chris Allison 2nd Row Deann Rowsell. Julie Johnson. Chris Bertm Joan Beebe Donna Palmer. Cathy Kerr. Joy Cunningham 3rd Row Debbie Daw Nancy Pilkmgton. Marianne Patrick. Unda Hillam. Joyce Andrus. Sheryl Wilson Mary Christensen Mary Lou Quinn 4th Row Calvin Cottrell. Steve Leafty. Danny Sailor Mike Wixom. Kevin Hogan Lou Hong. Paul Zilk 5th Row John VanDerCreek. Nola Cates. Julie Black. Dona Armstrong Carne Brantzeg. Dena Engen. Curt Matthews Linda Exeter Second Semester House of Representative below 1st Row Dena Engen. Layne Jones. Scott Wheeler Teresa Komshi Jeff Elison. Jackie Furmss. LouAnn Cook. John VanDerCreek 2nd Row Nora Dreher. Jocelyn Nickell Laurel Benson Pam Jensen. Marvin Harper. Julie Johnson. Chris Bertin 3rd Row Lisa Thompson. Sharon Sweet. Lynn Townsend. Kathy Cloward. Stephanie Zilk Kelly Byers. Detynn Purser. Joyce Andrus 4th Row Jay Walters. Becky Danner. Peggy Wheeler Vickie Steffensen. Kathleen Hamilton. LouJean Condie. Julie Black. Kevin Hogan 5th Rou Paul Zilk. Russell Hunt. Mike Wixom. Clay Dance. Zan Morrell. Donna Palmer. Joan Beebe Verna Bean SENATE, starting at bottom of S Scott Wheeler Teresa Komshi. Mike W.xom Kaydeen Tsukamoto. Debbie Jones. David Price Susan Quinn. Donna Knudsen Vickie Mecham. Jackie Furniaa.Urry Draper. Mary Soderqu.st Scott Stufflebeam Pam Barnard. Doug Jones. Chris Bertm. Doug Dance Carol Barnard. Robbin McCrory. Jeff Elison Above left Vice principal Gath Belnap and Jeff Elison talk with Prof Emelio Elva. author of LONG TIME NO SEE Above Teresa Komshi calls the House of Representative to order Student Government Improves With Change The Student Government was the scene of the greatest change this year It now consists of Senate. House of Representatives, and Cabinet Also a court system was initiated with student police, and a chief justice “I think that the court system has improved the school.’ said Teresa Komshi The ASB Officers this year were Jeff Elison. Pres ; Jackie Furniss. Sec : Vickie Mecham. Rep . and Scott Wheeler. Chief Justice Mr Palmer was the sponsor The Student Project for 1971-1972 was beautification of the school grounds Money was earned throughout the year and the project started in the spring The second semester House was very active Jackie Furniss stated that everyone always volunteered to do whatever was asked and ofttimes there were extra visitors that came because they were just interested Cabinet Member from top left to right are Vickie Mecham Jackie Furni . Jeff Elison. Teresa Komshi. Mr Palmer keeps busy by sponsoring all of the Scott Wheeler 2nd Row Larry Draper Tom Henscheid. Jeff Hoskins. Lawrence Higgmson 3rd Row branches of Student Government, besides Luanne Brown. Mary Johnson. Phoebe McBride 4th Row Teresa Spanbauer. Susan Sorensen. Dawn teaching a full class schedule Galbraith. Ralph Harding 5th Row Mary Cannon. Janette Slaughter. Lori Crnkovich. Kathy Buxton. Valerie Wnght Associated Student Body Officers for 1971-72 were Teresa Konishi. Vice-president. Jeff Elison. President. Vickie Mecham. Reporter Jackie Furmss. Secretary- treasurer. Scott Wheeler. Chief Justice 32 Mrs Mary lee Webber is shown here in her most usual role giving advice to Diane Blessinger was this year's Annual Editor trained staffers. Karen James in this case One of the steps in getting the annual together is cropping. Deana Vance is shown here cropping Annual Is Chaos 34 Right Bottom. It seems later every year when we receive the annual, and with all the tension, everyone is so anxious to get it. Frantic, chaotic working to meet deadlines, and arguments over pictures, colors, and page layouts were all things that contributed to the production of the 1971-72 Bronco Yearbook The 22 Staff members under the supervision of Advisor Mrs Mary Lee Webber, laughed and gained much from the experience of working with other students For the first time in BHS. Yearbook was made a two credit class TUIMNS AtC t f One of the protect for this year's annual staff, selling last year s pictures Another protect was hanging posters for the selling of the annual Members of the annual staff are. sitting Claudia Olson. Nora Dreher Janet Tauser Karen James. Linda Madsen Standing Susan Phans. Carol Pfaff. Ida Ramos. Nola Cates. Sandy Neiwirth. Deana Vance. Linda Evans. Suzanne Dance. Lorraine Stolworthy. and Greg Lee 2 1 Robyn Shelman and Janette Slaughter find spare time to eat 2 and 3 Much planning and discussion takes place as shown on pictures 5 Sitting from left to right Cindy Leavitt. Joan Beebe Carla Butt. Janette Slaughter. Vickie Bramwell Standing Kirk Lind holm Mrs Webber. Chris Bertin. Trma Chapman. Gina Thomas. Dawn Galbraith. Robyn Shelman. Vickie Mecham. Toni Chandler Michelle Endow Round-Up Blackfoot High School Round-Up Staff Has Good Year The Round-Up Staff this year put out many exceptional papers featuring the current news about BHS The 1971-72 Staff instituted such additions as music, literary, and exchange columns, fashion features and feature Bronco, (featured Sr Athlete) Another change was the switch of emphasis from extracurricular to academic interests Of this year's staff. Advisor Mrs Mary Lee Webber, commented. This year we had the highest number of returning staff members in recent years That means that as we have more experienced people each year, our papers improve. And. of course with the improvement of the product, our pride in ourselves and the Round-Up increases THE ROUNDUP Editor-in-chief...................................... Dawn Galbraith Managing Editor ............ .......... Janette Slaughter Copy Editor......................................... Toni Chandler New� Editor...................................Carla Butt Feature Editor ........................... Robyn Shelman Exchange Editor and Columnist .............. Chris Berlin Business Ad Managers .........Gina Thomas. Trina Chapman Photographer..........................................Khk Lindholm Reporters .................. Josephine Coby, Audrey Dixey, Vickie Bramwell, Scott Greaves, Joan Beebe. Cindy Leavitt. Vickie Mecham, MicheUe Endow Front row Craig George Jim Colson. LaVar Wilmont Paul Gardner. Steve Kelley. Ross Wilding. Joe Oleson. Kevin Merrell. Andy Cates. Stan Malm. Mr Mortensen Second row Richard Schmidt. Whitney Manwanng Kevin Mecham. John Erramouspe. Pete Jensen. David Carlson. James Doig. Robert Carlson. Raymond Matsura. Scott Nelson. Richard Anthony Third row Arlin Smith. Ronald Rowe. Joe Hunter. Ron Allen. Ray Thorpe. Brett Butler. Bill Orchard. Kirk Hone. Scott Thomas. Dallas Hone. Rodney Harris Fourth row Terry Nash. Paul Spencer. Layne Fullmer David Diaz. Scott Harris. Terry Roberts. Tod Morris. Bill Haddon. Terry Spivey. Barry Smith Fifth row Dan Hatch. Jay Mortensen. Shane Scott. Kim Morns. Mike Stoddart. Ranee Butler. Steven Sellers. Craig Unona. Steve Butler. Scott Kelley. Steve Jensen Mr Mortensen Miss Bertrand FFA Officers Bottom row Craig George. LaVar Wilmont. Andy Cates. Joe Oleson. Paul Gardner Top row Kent Phans. Ben Bischoff. John Erramouspe. Robert Carlson. Kevin Merrell. Bill Haddon. Richard Plant. Pete Jensen Front row Miss Bertrand. Cindy Chapman. Lisa Thompson. Julie Justensen. Rosie Johns. Rhonda Atwood Carol Cooper. Barbara Storer. Judy Simonson Second row Marsha Trappett Peggy Wheeler. Cindy Krumenacker. Debbie Thorpe. Joanne Norton. Jeame Burke. Shunna Wixom. Ann Lovell. Yvonne Anderson. Katrina Cody Third row Juanita Buttars. Sherry Simmons. Pam Hawkes. Leah Jean Smith. Debbie Henmen. Linda Jensen. Loretta Bolin. Becky Walton. Sally Ferrin. Fourth row Debbie Parish. Susan Reader. Charlene Lunceford. Leslie Wagner Donna Keonie. Dawnelle Hendricks. Jeane Murray. Chris Allison. Susan Dimos. Bonnie Mesowski Fifth row Kathy Firestone. Julie Ball. Sherrie Retford. Linda Harris. Linda Jorgensen. Knstey Bowers. Michey Burwell. Linda Winters. Valerie Wieland Front Row Mr Bott. Lee Adam . Robert Kershaw Roger Lusk. Bill Lowe. Tracy Barrus Ken Honas. Cliff Hansen. Alan Dixie Danny Teton. Keith Tmno Casper Appenay Second Row Ben Bischoff Pat Ball. Craig Davis. Andy Wood. Mark Minor. Alan Katseanes Jeff Thomas Dan Merrill. Klar Werth Dan Nelson David Lozo Third row Joe Diaz. LeRoy Christensen. Richard Plant. Randy Hansen. Clint Knotting Will McBride Jim Stech. Roger Thomas. Lynn Heaton. Deneal Walker Ricky Elmer. Fourth row Stan Baldwin Keith Wilding Charles White Buffalo David Korth Kent Phans. Del Lon. Willie Marshall Albert Matsura David Hillam. Hal Truman Lyle Water. Fifth row Fred Chaffin. Rick Kershaw David Furmss. Mont Crnkovtch. Jack Dyer Randy Wilmot. Gilbert Myers. Mike Tanner. Lance Teeples. Grant Stdwocthy. Scott Hill. Rick Flowers FFA Co-sponsors Sadie Flawkins Dance With FHA FHA Officers Left to right Carol Cooper. Ronda Gneitmg. Chris Brower Judy Simonson. Barbara Storer (seated) The FFA co-sponsors the Sadie Hawkins each year with FHA It was held this year on Oct 29 Throughout the year the Future Farmers of America hold annually a number of Agricultural contests Parliamentary and public speaking are held as well as Dairy. Beef, and Meat fudging Also included in the contests are soil, crops, farm mechanics, poultry and cooperative The FFA has been working on a conservation project for a number of years now and the project has continued this year also The project is distributing garbage cans and picnic tables as well as putting up fireplaces in the Wolverine area FHA has an annual project conducted around Christmas time This consists of sending about 1 5 boxes of presents to the orphanage in Boise One of the mam events for FHA each year is that of co-sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance with the FFA The dance was held on Oct 29 this year, and it was thought a success by all who attended In addition to these things the FHA presents two fashion shows annually, to their mothers The fashion shows this year were held on Dec 16 and March 30 Its a lot of hard work but the girls enjoy putting them on! ', said Miss Bertrand, sponsor All girls who take Home Ec. automatically become members of FHA Front row Rhonda Knotting Chris Brower Mary Cannon. Shirley Ziegenbien. Melanie Hillam. Arleen Norland Peggy Ainsworth, Betty Jo Randall. Second row Mary Lou Quinn. Chris Haas. Donetta Harris. Kim Cates. Susan Rooker June Butler Valerie Jackson. Kenea Jackman. Third row Caryn Moser Dorothy Hobbs. DeAnn Bitton. Susan Quinn. Elaine Cooper Lou Jean Condie. Fourth row Linda Nillson. Dons Jones Marilyn Exeter. Nancy Pendlburry. Valerie Dahl. Diane LeClair. Mary Ann Appenay. Tonna Mittiesteadt Fifth row Debie Wood. Alice Pierce. Gim Popeioy. Cindy James. Sherrye Chaffin. Bonnie Reader Jane Collaer Barbara Bean Debbie Daw 39 Women Debators Win State Meet The culmination of a highly successful year for NFL members was the state debate tournament in Boise. March 27-28. where the women's debate squad brought home the first place trophy The winning squad members under the direction of Mrs. Leora Hansen included MerriLynn Higginson. Janice Scott. Kaydeen Tsukamoto. and Kathy Williams Mrs Hansen. NFL sponsor, commented. “This year and last year they have had the best results. Up to March. NFL members have won over 16 trophies. Louise Edmo. club president, said. This club is not a school activity, it is a national organization. I really enjoy it. You get to meet a lot of people, go different places and learn to speak Senior members of NFL were honored at a year end banquet. Row 1: Dena Engen Kevin Twitched. Kaydeen Tsukamoto. Kathy Williams. Louise Edmo. Row 2 Janice Scott. MerriLynn Higginson. Oonna Palmer. Mike Wixon. Lynn Townsend, and Mrs Hansen Row 3 Chene Harding. Sheryl Wilson. Diana Clough. Denise Elison. and Rinda Ray Row 4 Debbie McCoy. Ann Atwood. Pat Easter. DeeAnne Rowsell. Jan Hayes and Kevin Hogan 40 OEA officers Seated are Gloria Rose and Annette Butters Standing Judy Bleazard. Julie Clifford. Margo Clark, luanne Brown. Brenda Gregory. Teresa Spanbaur Office Practice Wins Contest A January business contest with Snake River saw Blackfoot O.E.A carry off the trophy. In addition to the Business Contest the group held a business symposium in November The annual Office Christmas Party was termed a success by those attending April was a travel month with OEA girls going to State Convention in Twin Falls for Participation in Office Skills Contest OEA members are taken from the school's Office Practice Class and usually the club's membership is around 35 Mrs. Scott, sponsor of the club said We would like to see more students get involved in our group ' Above Mr Scott. Sponsor of OEA Right Row 1 Connie Pea. Gloria Rose. Annette Butters. Luanne Brown. Jill Hanft Becky Lewis. Row 2 Gail Harper. Suzette Neitzel Margo Clark. Judy Bleazard Brenda Fisher Annette Dye. Row 3 Vickie Davis. Brenda Gregory. T eresa Spanbaur. Peggy Ainsworth Betty Jo Randall Sherry Stech Row 4 Joyce Hendricks Sheryl Paul. Jane Peters. Joyce Andrus. Ruth Spenser Loraine Hollis. Row 5 Mary Grinned. Diane Blessinger Mrs Scon. Susan Wadsworth. Julie Clifford. Annette Olson, and Carol Lewis Art Is a Way With Words A background for Oklahoma was a major project for the Art Society this year In addition to Oklahoma, they sponsored an art show in May. were in charge of the Homecoming Parade, and also planned a one day field trip Every other Thursday between 4 00 and 6 00 they have a meeting and visit local artists at their homes When asked if it was an active club. Tom Henscheid replied. 'This year was really the first year the club has been organized and it sets up the blue prints for a very active club and we are probably one of the most active clubs this year To obtain membership, the person must present to the officers who this year are Tom Henscheid. Jim Wilson. Cathy Williams, and Gary Holland, five of their own personal works Tom Henscheid. president Cathy Williams, secretary Gary Holland treasurer. Jim Wilson, vice-president Susan Hennenger is the sponsor for Art Society Around the table Dena Engen. Cathy Williams. Juke Nelson. Barbara Bean Susan Hennenger Yonne Williams. Mike Roberts. Tom Henscheid. Jim Wilson. Joe Seamons. Gary Holland. Layne Jones Top Loretta Harwell Middle Suzanne Cordon. Pam Jensen. Bottom John Behrend. Ken Shaw, and Eric Biachoff Nancy Coltrin Lula Nelson, and Joan Beebe 'The Caretakers' Gets High Rating The Drama started off with a good year by winning a Superior rating at District in November The One Act Play. The Caretakers’ was written and directed by Eric Bischoff Some of the characters were Loretta Harwell. Ken Shaw. Pam Jensen. John Behrend. Jeff Elison. and Suzanne Cordon The next project was Oklahoma, in which the whole school could take part. One student said. For high school kids they did exceptionally well In April the Drama Attended Drama Week where they presented a three act melodrama, which was directed by Jeff Elison They also had a guest speaker The Drama's new teacher. Mrs Clotnn. said that she really enjoyed teaching and working with the talent in this school She also felt it had been really rewarding Ann Kesler. Lynnette Lawson Carol Moore. Paula Rock wood Lula Nelson. Trudy Kirkpatrick Yvonne William Yvonne Williams. Trudy Kirkpatrick. Lula Nelson. Paula Rock wood and Carol Moore 43 I ■ NV� mm Above O-K-L-A-H-O M A was the last song sung by the entire cast 1 With her nose in the air and a ring on her finger Gertie Cummings says to Ado Annie (Ann Kesler). ' I finally got Ah Hakim in the end 2 Laurie (Debbie Jones) sings Many a New Day with Kate. Armina. Sylvie, and Aggie 3 A view of Laurie (Debbie Jones) and Curley that only the cast might have seen 4 Alt Hakim says. Oh� No you won t Curley ” 5 Jud wants to kill Curley so he can have Laurie •m 1 What wonderful things a make up crew can do Like making Steve Spencer like Jud 2 Without the stage crew Oklahoma could never have succeeded From left to right are Jay Walters. Kent Phans. Mike Jex. Hal Manwarmg. Ben Brandt. Craig Parish 3 Owight Cook makes a few minor repair before the show Oklahoma Was Definitely An Exceptional Success Curley Tim Hill Laurie Cathy Kerr Debbie Jones Aunt Eller Jocelyn Nickell-Vicki Mecham Will Jeff Elison Ado Annie Loretta Harwell-Ann Kesler Cord Elam Loon Lilya All Hakim Eric Bischoff Slim John Behrend Gertie Cummings Lou Ann Cook Jud Stan McDaniel Ellen Kim Novas Sylvie Joy Evans Kate . Lu Jean Hansen Armina Peggy Trebilcock Aggie Susan Fisher Margie Sharon Sullivan Andrew Carnes Ken Shaw Jess Marvin Harper Chalmers Lawrence Higgmson Mike Mike Gregory Joe Kirk Lind holm Sam Dwight Cook Director Nancy Colton Music Bruce Veibell Student director choreography Julie Johnson Accompanist Mike Harward Scenery Steve Yancey Costumes Pam Jenesen Make-up Mrs Tom Empey-Jane Wilson Prop Committee Carol Maoore-Drama 1 Class Surrey Dwight Cook Tickets Lula Nelson Publicity Vicki Mecham Dancers Can-Can Dancers Joanne Randall-Suzanne Cordon- Valeria Merkley Ballet Julie Johnson-Donna Jackman Many A New Day Mary Lou Quinn- Mary Lynn Higgmson- Lynette Lawson. Paula Rockwood Becky Jones- Twlome Wadsworth-Doug Jones- Steve Spencer Band Performs at Minidome Halftime Show BHS Musicians Attend Moscow All State Several things happened during the musical school year of '71 '72 To start off the year the BHS Marching band performed in the annual Eastern Idaho State Fair. The Marching band also marched in the USU homecoming parade a football show at BHS's homecoming and a football show at ISU's Minidome during halftime of one of their games along with the BroncCadettes In November of '71 some members of the choir, glee, and band went to a music clinic in Preston. Idaho It lasted 2 days with the whole clinic giving a concert on the last night. In December the band, choir, and glee gave a Christmas concert at the High School The choir also helped welcome Santa Claus to Blackfoot with some carol singing The band gave a Christmas concert at State Hospital South too In February of the new year the band, choir and glee gave their annual Winter concerts The band gave a separate one from the choir March was a busy time for 14 choir and band members On the 22nd of the month. 6 band students and 8 choir students boarded a bus along with a few other students from Snake River High and American Falls High at 4 00 A M The bus s destination was Moscow Idaho, where the 1972 All-State Clinic was being held The young musicians that would all meet there had auditioned and been picked from applicants all over the state In April the annual Music Festival was held at Pocatello High School The Symphonic band's performance was great and they received a Superior rating for it The choir also did good and they received an Excellent. To finish up the year All School Concert was in the BHS gym where all the bands and vocal groups performed From sixth grade band to Symphonic band everyone did a great job Pep Band On drums Kelly McKmlay First Row Steve Serr. Conrad Johnson Sponsor Bruce Veibell Second Row Student Director Danny Sailor. Fred Endow Paul Zilk Mark Henscheid Third Row John Beck Mike Townsend. Carey Burnside Dave Stephens Fourth Row Marlowe Gardner Dennis Hawkes Lynn Horrocks. Jay Clark Fifth Row Librarian David Glarborg. Tim Hill. President Jerry Burnside. Dwayne Ugaki 46 Girls Glee left to right First row Donetta Harris. Come Pedersen. Vauna Gardner. Roxann Caldwell. Linda Nilsson. Rhonda Gardner Ramona Komshi. Director Bruce Viebell Second row Sheri Wanless. Wendy Hyde. Joy Anderson. Valerie Jackson Charlene Lynceford Berthelle Jones. Kathy King. Rowe San. Third Row La Harris. Robyn Olney Jeanme Pfaff Marla Robertson. Carol Law Pat Jones. Sue Reader Fourth Row Lindsay Merle Barbara Bean Marilyn Exeter Penny Bench. Valerie Dahl Debbie Henman. Robin Racehorse Cedette Band left to right First row Romana Komshi. Kathy Viebell Gail Hendersen. Connie Ugaki Vicki Steffensen Debbie Parish Juanita Buttars. Valerie Jones Second row Joy Anderson. Vicki Anderson. Marsha Trappett. Curt Mathews Pat Easter Jimmy Horrocks. Jeff Fndell. Layne Walton Jeame Wheeler Sheldone Hone Thomas Kura Third row Standing Russel Hunt. Hal Adams Blake Gardner Larry Herns. Director Bruce Veibell Seated David Allen. Steven Parks. Kent Oram. John Beck. Paul Zilk 47 Symphonic Band from left to right Secretary Barbara Stott. Sharon Sullivan Marsha Jacobson Lon Crnkovich. Kathy Nelson. Lynn Crnkovtch. Christie Hawkes Theida Lewis. Lon Mills Row 2 Conrad Johnson. Teresa Komshi. Cindy Lane. Richard Schmidt. Kenneth Hunt. Jackie Cox. Paul Wright. Jim ELzea Tom Chandler Marian Jacklm Vicki Bramwell. Maughan Parkinson Row 3 Carol Lewis Linda Adams. Claudia Olson. Curt Matthews Jeff Miles President Tim Hill Jerry Burnside Dennis Hawkes. Marlowe Gardner. Brett Leavitt. Dwayne Ugaki. Lynn Horrocks. Lu Jeen Hansen. Jay Clark. Miles Walton. Tina Sanders. Sharon Sweet 48 Mar de ne Gerdes Oanny Sailor Row 4 Seated Tony Ciccone. Louise Williams. Andy Elison. Cynthia Jones Paulette Jackman Yvonne Anderson Mark Henschied. Fred Endow. Alvin McDaniel Gene Madson. Mike Townsend Carey Burnside Dave Stephens. Stanley McDaniels Standing. Kay Adams. Mike Harward. Vice- President Barry Smith. Larry Slaughter. Doug Garrity. Eric Swensen Kelly McKmlay David Glarborg. Curt Johnson. Mike Gregory Director Bruce Veibell Choir from left to right First Row Deborah Jones. Louise Williams. Sandy Walker Debra Hansen. Jana Richardson. Joslyn Nicked. Cathy Gardner. Tammy Truman. Becky Jones. Becky Baker Second Row Joy Evans. Susan Fisher. Connne Johnson. David Allen. Stanley McDaniel. Mike Conn. David Prize. Jeff Jenkins. Nancy Waring. Lu Jeen Hansen. Lindsey Merle Third Row Cheryl Lunn Wixom. Cindy James. Cindy Murdock. Betty Woodland. J D Finley. John Beck. Mike 50 Lamprecht Bar! Christensen. Mike Billings. Lonny Nate Kim Morris. Melanie Hilliam Fourth Row Kim Olsen Peggt Trebilcock. Genae Manwanng Jeff Hoskins. Mark Renberg Steve Blessmger Doug Goble. Robbm McCory. Gil Barnard. Alvin McDaniel. Wendy Bigler Gail Harper. Delma Johnson. Linda Hilliam Flag carriers from left to right Steve Serr Mike Townsend. Stephen Parks. Sheldon Hone. Jim Elzea. and Mike Gregory Marching Band from left to right First row Richard Schmidt. Andy Elison. Vicki Anderson. Paulette Jackman Marsha Trappet Teresa Komshi. Joy Anderson Melinda Ellis. Cynthia Jones. Cindy Lane. Ramona Komshi. Gail Henderson. Connie Ugaki Barbara Stott. Vicki Steffenson. Juanita Buttars. and Marsha Jacobsen Second row Miles Walton Brian High. Jay Clark Dwayne Ugaki. Lynn Horrocks. Brett Leavitt. Lu Jeen Hansen. Jeanie Wheeler Thomas Kunz. Layne Walton Jeff Fndell. Dennis Hawkes. and Marlowe Gardner Third row David Allen. John Beck. Kent Oram. Paul Zilk. Dave Stephens. Carey Burnside Fred Endow Gene Madsen Paul Wright. Steve Serr and Danny Sailor Fourth row Jerry Bornside. Curt Johnson. David Glarborg. Mont Crnkovich Mike Harward. Kelly McKmlay. Barry Smith. Mark Henscheid. Curt Matthews Russel Hunt. Enc Swensen. Marian Jacklin Maughan Parkinson. Pat Easter and Kay Adams Flag Team from left to right Bottom row Christie Hawkes. Louise Williams. Sharon Sullivan. Vicki Bramwell. Jacque Cox Top row Carol Lewis. Christina Sanders. Claudia Olson. Theida Lewis. Lori Mills. Sharon Sweet Banner Carriers from left to right Bottom row Kathy Nelson. Tony Chandler. Kathy Veibell Top row Lori Crnkovich. Linda Adams Lynn Crnkovich Drum Maior Tim Hill 53 A nervous and hopeful band holds its last practice the night before the big parade Calgary Welcomes BHS Band Calgary-bound band members and their chaperones left Blackfoot. July 10. 1971 in a bid to capture a first place win at the Calgary Stampede The first night out was spent at Emily Hall at the College of Great Falls Students relaxed playing pool, swimming, and bowling After breakfast the caravan continued on its way toward the border Before noon the border towns of Sweetgrass. Montana and Coutts. Canada were reached, and they rolled into Calgary about 4 p m Their Canadian guide. Bruce Wright met the group and conducted them to Henry Wise Wood High School were they were housed during their stay July 12. 1971 was probably the most exciting day the BHS Band has ever had as they marched in the Calgary Stampede Parade After marching, they boarded the buses and went to the Aquarium where they played, ate. and did some sight seeing It was here that the band learned they had won first place in the American division. On July 13 and 14. the band marched and played at the mall by request of the city of Calgary Departure from Calgary by no means spelled the end of the trip's activities, since Waterton was still on the itinerary While in Waterton they stayed at the Kootenai Lodge were they were met by Blackfoot residents. Dr and Mrs Ralph Goates who had arranged for a boat trip on Waterton Lake A dance was held, also A tired band spent their last night out at the University of Montana at Missoula before continuing home where they were met by parents and friends For a variety of individual and personal reasons, it was a never-to-be-forgotten experience At the first rest stop two frosh members. Connie The Seniors led the caravan with Blackfoot Idaho on their bus. the Juniors and Sophomores next with Ugaki and Gail Henderson, realize how good a pop Bronco Band, and the freshmen brought up the rear broadcasting. Calgary or Bust c n taste Dayley s Floral congratulates the Bronco Band with this window display The BHS Bronco Band displays their new banner while performing in front of the Calgary Aquarium A large crowd gathers to welcome the Blacfcfoot High School Bronco Band home The official guide that the city of Calgary furnished us was Bruce Wright BroncCadettes Win Trophy The BroncCadettes had a very successful year They went to the Mini Dome tournament October 16 where they placed 4th This was the first trophy the BroncCadettes have won. In the Idaho State Fair Parade they received a superior rating A new experience for them was marching with the band at the Mini Dome for the Idaho State and Michigan game March 17. 18. and 19 the state competition was held in Boise and they attended it Suzanne Cordon leaves the floor with a smile Mrs Peterson is a proud sponsor Graduation is an exciting moment for Pam Mary Christensen comes through with an Barnard energetic smile Graduating Seniors Kneeling. Pam Jensen. Becky Covington. Pam Barnard. Debra Erramouspe Becky Taylor, and Tami Hill Standing. Gloria Rose. Jackie Furmss. Donna Jackman. Janet Horracks. Mary Johnson. Jams Arnell. Lorame Stolworthy Traci Anderson. Sue Sorenson, and Mrs Perterson Drill Team at follows, back row. Joy Evans. Jams Arnell Ann Kesler Suzanne Cordon. Valerie Merkley Donna Palmer. Sue Ann Johnson Becky Covington. Mary Christensen. Donna Knudson. Barbara Knox. Kim Arave Cindy Hurd 2nd row Terri Kerscher. Cathy Kerr Karen James. Linda Madsen. Shawnee McClean. Mary Johnson. Janet Horrocks. Jackie Furmss. Tami Hill. Donna Jackman Bottom row Loramne Stolworthy. Gloria Rose. Julie Johnson. Pam Jensen. Wendy Bigler JoAnne Randall. Pam Barnard. Debbie Erramouspe. Merri Lynn Higginsen. Marty Kocher. Joan Beebe Officers from I to r are Becky Covmgtion. treasurer Gloria Rose Dress mistress Pam Jensen. Vice President Juke Johnson Secretary Mary Johnson. Drill mistress. Cathy Kerr. Historian Mary Christensen. Historian. Tami Hill. Sergeant at arms. Mrs Peterson. Sponsor 57 New Mathletes Club Racks up Impressive Win-Loss Record Left top row. Conrad Johnson. Co Captam Kenneth Hunt. Captain. Greg Kunz. assistant coach 2nd row. Oeana Vance. Manager Verna Bean, water boy. Bottom row. coaches Floyd Mortensen and Hal (Beck) Beus HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION Blackfoot snowed out Blackfoot 112 Bonneville 113 Blackfoot Inc. Madison Inc. Blackfoot 153 Butte 93 Blackfoot 62 Butte 63 GEOMETRY DIVISION Sugar Salem Blackfoot 95 Butte 77 Blackfoot 26 Bonneville 16 ALGEBRA DIVISION Blackfoot 202 V Butte 263’ Blackfoot 165 Butte 117 Blackfoot 74 Sugar Salem 36 Blackfoot 71 Bonneville 49 Mathletes. a new club this year, has done exceptionally well. Their first activity was the Ricks Fall Conclave on November 17 The state meet was held on April 21. at Ricks. Floyd Mortensen and Hal (Beck) Beus sponsor the club They have participated in five relays and two power events The Blackfoot Invitational was held on March 14 The results of the meet are shown The win-loss record was 6-3 Club picture below Top row I to r Ellen Kunz. Paula Lovell Cheryl Leavitt. Marvin Harper. Joy Cunningham. Debbie McCoy. Miles Walton. Kevin Hogan 2nd row Steve Parks. Kelly Byers Terry Kneip. Delynn Purser Mark Palmer. Connie Ugaki. Debbie Parrish. Joy Anderson Louise Williams 3rd Row. Tom Kunz. Paul ZiHc. Dennis Williams. Scott Stufflebeam. David Glarborg. Mike Gregory. Kenea Jackman. Linda Evans. Carrie Brantzeg 4th row. Gregory Kunz. Russell Hunt. Dan Hinckley. Maughn Parkingson. Paul Wright. Kathy Davis. Marianne Harper. Pamela Gneiting. Sidena Gardner Bottom row John VanderCreek. Eric Schulz. Conrad Johnson. Kenneth Hunt. Mr Floyd Mortensen. coach Verna Bean Deana Vance. Steve Serr Lawrence Higgmgsen Sue Sorenson. Mascot, displays the new Bronco head First row Cindy Leavitt. Janice Scon. Michele Endow. Sue Sorenson Second row Christine Frandsen. Vouna Gardner Julie Justensen Janece Moody. Carla Butt Debbie Jones. Jams Arnell Pam Barnard Mary Johnson. Third row Joan Miles. Gene Manwanng. Gail Henderson. Peggy Trebilcock. Cindy James. Linda Hillam. Debbie Erramouspe Jackie Furmss. Tami Hill Fourth row Teresa Komshi Mary Schroeder Vickie Bramwell. Penny Bench. Marsha Trappet Melanie Hillam. Ann Kesler. Julie Johnson. Suzanne Cordon Fifth row Elia Guerra. Agnes Schroeder. Christine Davis. Paula Lindsay. Vickie Anderson Sharon Woerthen. Cindy Herd. Marty Kocher. Donna Knudsen Sixth row Rhonda Gardner Sally Barrus Carol Barnard. Chris Bertm. Chris Haas. Merlene Exkelson. Barbara Knox. Karen James. Mern Linn Higgmson 60 First row Deanne Thueson. Renee Daw Kim Novas Dianna Clough Second Row Mary Christensen. Gloria Rose. Becky Covington. Pam Barnard. Becky Jones. Delores Siaz. Loretta Bolin. Ramona Konishi. Mrs Peterson. Miss Alvard Third row JoAnn Randall Donna Jackman. Lorain Stolworthy. Annette Olson. Brenda Gregory. Teresa Spanbauer Luanne Brown. Tamara Bennett. Kathy Black Fourth row Valerie Merkley Cathy Kerr Janet Horracks. Donna Palmer Cheryl Leavitt. Dewie McCoy Rhonda Davis. Kaydeen Tsukamoto Rhonda Gneitmg Fifth row Charlen McClean. Joan Beebe Joy Evans. Terne Kersher Debbie Hansen. Chris Groskoop. Gaydeen Thiebeault. Leah Smith. Becky Walton. Deana Hill Sixth row Sue Ann Johnson Linda Madsen Wendy Bigler Kim Arave Joy Cunningham Peggy Wheeler Vicki Steffenson. Jerry Lmdholm. Pamela Greeting. Linda Summers Pep Club Adds Spirit to School Pep Club consisted of approximately 120 girls this year This makes up ten percent of the student body Some of the reasons stated for the lack of interest were money, poor attitude, and not enough time for meetings As usual they cheered at all football and basketball games They tried to attend some of the wrestling matches The club helps add spirit at the games and cheers our team on to their victories The membership drive was held in the latter part of April to get new girls interested in Pep Club The club is for those girls interested in supporting their school Top row Cindy James. Treasurer Annette Olsen Vice President. Teresa Spanbauer. President Bottom row Rhonda Gneiting. Junior Representative Gene Manwarmg Sergeant of Arms. Merllene Eskelsen. Secretary Sponsor Dale Shelley President Vice-President Secretary . . . Sponsor Jeff Hoskins LaVerl Womack Seth Callister Oale Shelley Above John Van Dercreek tries to score a basket for the Broncos Below Jeff Hoskins attempts to catch a pass B” Club Gives Recognition to Athletes “It builds morale and gives the guys in athletics something to work for. commented Rocky Moldenhauer about B Club This club is composed of the boys who have received the varsity letter and is how they gam their membership This year B” Club sponsored a different type of money making project They sold insurance during Halloween. The citizens were insured against vandalism which occured Halloween night 'B'’ Club sponsored the Homecoming Dance Dianna Clough was chosen as queen and Becky Taylor and Jackie Furmss were her attendants The dance followed the football game This club gives recognition to the athletes of the school First Row Ross Herbs Boyd Warjack. Nathan Brewster Mark Staley. Robert Kershaw Keith Fowler Ken Frandsen Second Row John Berhend Eric B,sc Jp Lawrence H.ggmson Lane Ledbetter Jeff Stewart. Al Monson. Jeff Hoskins Roger Bray Third Row Bill Wrem Steve Yancey. Stanley Matsura. Billy ® sbB Walker Denms Moore Robm McCrory Lanny Cunningham Fourth Row Dwayne Atwood Brian High. Joe-Quinrv Doug Jones ®rent Dayley Fifth Row Reed Packer Jeff Thomas Jon Anderson. Scott Hayward Gary Lennon. Lonnie Nate Jay Clark. Mike Gregory Randy Daw Cary Allison 63 Torch club members include top row Steve Leahy Bonnie Masowski. Terry Barnard. Second row Vicki Anderson Sharon Woerther. Elizabeth Decker, third row. Linda Jensen. Lanae Capson Miss Watanabe sponsor, fourth row. Susan Dimos. Chris Allison. Marian Jacklin Miss Watanabe helps one of her students. Roger Thomas Torch Provides Service Activities for Handicapped Torch Club is an organization of teenagers who help retarded and handicapped children Torch is in its second year and progressing steadily They provided a Christmas Carnival which had a good turnout because of good advertising and a wide variety of games Miss Watanabe. club sponsor, was asked if the club was very active this year She replied. Yes. for a new club getting on its feet I feel it was very active The club has increased in members but would like more to participate in the club Officers Attend Tri-State In Moscow Officers for Girls' Fed are Top row. L to R . Mary Christensen. Cathy Kerr Second row Joyce Andrus. Phoebe McBride president. Marsha Mrs Thompson. Mrs Wallace, and Mrs Ferrin sponsor Girls' Fed Jacobson Girls Federation is a service club which consists of all the girls from Blackfoot High This club is created to show girls the kind of role they should play in world today The present and newly elected officers represent Blackfoot at Tri-State in Moscow Meetings are held once a month and Girls Federation sponsors The Girl of the Month ” Mr Moss, guest speaker at Girls' Fed meeting 65 Front row. Deanr « Thueson Cathy Kerr Becky Covington. Lou Ann Cook. Nadine Walker Becky Jones. Debbie Draper and back row Tracey Gustaveson. Pam Barnard. Janet Horrocks. Diane Scarbough. Mary Johnson, and Susan Wadsworth make up the Tri-Hi-Y Cabinet BHS Pair Serve Youth Legislature Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y received the honor of having 2 students elected to offices at Youth Legislature Cathy Kerr was elected lawyer and Jeff Hoskins won attorney general Most of the members from both clubs attended pre-youth at ISU Tri-Hi- Y members attending Youth Legislature were Deanne Thueson. Diana Clough. Cathy Kerr, and Kaydeen Tsukamoto Delegates from Hi-Y included Jeff Hoskins. Lanny Cunningham. Barry Jones. Greg Hoskins, and Bob Walker The Christmas dance was a success and well attended due to the joint efforts of Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y. Hi-Y is the service club of BHS which is in charge of setting of chairs at each assembly Tri-Hi-Y in addition to being a service club, is to inspire Christian leadership. stated Diane Scarbough. president Hi-Y members are top row. Ross Herbst. Jeff Peterson. Doug Jones. Joe Quinn. Lanny Cunningham Greg Hoskins. Jeff Stewart. 2nd row Brad Bergener. Doug Goble Barry Jones. Jeff Hoskins. Robbm McCory. Bob Walker. 3rd row. Gary Snow. Marvin Harper. Clifford Fairchild. Robert Olsen. Bart Archibald Gary Lenon. 4th row. Layne Jones. Scott Greaves. Kelly Byers. Mike Harris. Layne Leidbetter. Scott Hayward. 5th row. Bram Mattson. Scon Wheeler. Lawrence Higginson Max Taylor. Larry Draper. Steve Jackman. Mr Bolmgbroke. sponsor 66 a’ a ! ft r Sl t I Sr r i: .8 ll Claudia Olson. Linda Hillam Cindy Robyn Olney Marva Storer. Jeanne Adams. Christie Hawkes MM'Vicki Bramwell. Tereft Komshi. Suzanne Dance. 3rd row. Nora Dreher. Arleen Norlund. Donna Palmer Cindy ■vift. Vicki Clough. Ann Kesler. Diana Clough. Tracey Gustaveson. Sheri Schwarz. Mem Lmp Higgmson Mary Christensen Stephanie Zilk. Janece Moody. Pheobe McBride. Peggy Trebilcock. Kim Olson Sue Ann Johnson. 4th row Mary Lou Quinn. Charlene McLean. Joan Beebe. Jacki Furniss. Cindy Hurd. Kathy Echevarria. Leslie Waters Carol Barnard Barbara Knox. Chris Bertm. Julie Johnson. Becky Covington. Nadine Walker Loretta Harwell. Donna Knudjon. Mary Cannon. 5th row Debbie Draper. Be Jones. Kaydeen Tsukomoto. Diane Scarbnugh. Janet Horrocks. Sjfsan Wadsworth. Pam Barnard. Mary Johnson. Lou Am Cook. Deanne Thueson. Kathy Nelson. OM.y Kerr. Mrs Owens sponsor. Joy Evans. Louise Williams, and Merlene Eskelson , . Mrs Owens and Mrs Gardner are Tri-Hi-Y sponsors Hi-Y officers are top row. Tracey Barrus. Seth Collister. Brad Bergener. Larry Draper Greg Hoskins Tn-Hi-Y officers are back row Debbie Draper Becky Jones. Diane Scarbough. Janet Horrocks and Cathy Kerr Keyettes officers Top row. Cindy James. Luanne Brown, president. Pam Barnard, second row. Barbara Stott. Brenda Gregory. Chris Bertm Mr Perkes is Key Club sponsor Small Key Club Sees New Future Key Club had a much smaller membership this year, than it has had in the past, but Lawrence Higgmson. president, felt that it was a rebuilding year for the club It could be a much better club if more were involved.” he said Key Club being a service club, made a donation to the school for the student project Pam Barnard attened the Division Rally as Blackfoot's Key Club Sweetheart candidate KEYETTES Keyettes is another of the service clubs at BHS Thus, the projects for this year included having members help with the Heart Fund and making favors for the Bingham Memorial Hospital patients. The annual Turkey Trot which is sponsored by the Keyettes and Key Club was not held due to conflicting events A roller skating party was held however, and turned out to be fun Key Club invited Keyettes to a pizza party which also was a success Key Club members include top row. Steve Serr Kirk Hone. Delbert Loosli. Lenny Ogden. Scott Wheeler second row. Eric Schultz. Maughan Parkinson. Dan Hinckley. Lawrence Higgmson. third row. Kerry Filsten. Jim Colson. Fred Endow Ronald Gardner. Scott Greaves. Steven Yancey. Mike Harris. Brian Mattson fourth row. John Vandercreek. Roger Bray. Steve Jackman Barry Jones 68 ■ Members of Keyertes are Top row. L to R . Jill Hanft. Jane Peters. Barbara Knox. Janece Moody Chris Bertm Pam Barnard. Kim Olsen. Sally Ferrm. Rhonda Asay Second row Luanne Brown. Teresa Spanbauer Laurie Olson Carla Butt. Carol Cooper. Charlene Woodland. Teresa Komshi. Peggy Treblicock. Annette Olson Third row Michele Endow. Brenda Gregory. Rhonda Gmeting. Cindy James Marva Storer Jeanne Adams. Merlene Eskelson. Lynn Townsend. Linda Exeter Fourth row Mrs Martsch. sponsor Judy Bleazard. Joy Evans. Kenea Jackman SueAnn Johnson. Jeanie Burkes. Terry Barnard. Patty Ziegenbetm Fifth row Mrs Thompson, sponsor. Barbara Stott. Margo Clark. Susan Dimos Debbie McCoy. Rhonda Davis. Deana Vance. Pam Wilcox Officers of Key Club are Lawrence Higgmson president John VanDercreek and Steven Yancey 69 Ski Club member, name unknown, executes a difficult maneuver Club picture above. 1st row Blair Goates. Jane Collaer. Kirk Hone. Clay Gustaveson Mike Collaer. Tom Katseanes 2nd row, Rodney Samuelson. Oanny Atkins Alan Katseanes Scott Hayward. Lane Jones. Doug Jones. Ed Smith. Bob Walker Gary Lenon. Fred Chaffin. Denny Weaver Rocky Moldenhauer 3rd row. Lane Ledbetter Mary Grinned. Tracy Gustaveson. Tami Hill. Loretta Harwell. Joslyn Nickel. Kim Olsen Jeamne Murray. Kelly Chaffin. Jeff Staley. Lynn Townsend Linda Wheelock 4th row Mike Harward Doug Goble Susan Harwell. Jackie Taylor. Deana Hill. J D Findley. David Allen John Beck Beth Hopson. Pat Easter Linda Summers. Scott Stufflebeam Bart Archibald 5th row. Jim Colson. Lanny Cunningham Joe Quinn, Pat Jones. Sherry Chaffin. Carol Law. Paula Rockwood. Vickie Clough. Joan Beebe Donna Palmer 6th row Mike Townsend Kerry Felsted. Tom Stout. Mike Horrocks. Scott Harris. Jeff Chandler. Tommy Hughes David Furmss. Ralph Harding. Joey Branueg. Clifford Howell. Julie Black. Kathy Hamilton Ski Club Struck With Uncertainty Ski Club got off to a bad start this year Due to the lack of interest of the members the club failed to hold any activities The constitution of Ski Club wasn't accepted until several weeks after school had started Miss Zehnter stated that Ski Club's failure was mostly due to lack of interest and difficulties in being accepted by student government. 71 Chess Club Is Successful This year's Chess Club went to other schools and took part in tournaments, but could not go to very many of them because of transportation difficulties. Mr Rock and Mr Shepard, sponsors of chess club, felt the year had been a good one for the players One of the tournaments they attended was at Pocatello April 10. where they won 14 to 9 This club is for those students that are interested in playing and competing in chess FTA Girls Try For Boise Trip Becoming aware of education is the new emphasis this year.'' stated Mrs Kofoed. we want the kids to become aware of the advantage and disadvantages of being a teacher ' Their main activity was the state spring convention in Boise on March 24. which twelve girls and two sponsors attended To go. the girls had to earn fifty points by aiding the teachers and observing at the Jr. High and grade schools On Nov 9. at the ISU regional fall conference. Carol Cooper was nominated for F T A state secretary Feb 5. the F T A Chapters were honored with a tea given by Delta Kappa Gama During the tea student teachers discussed their experiences while they were student teaching and while they were in college Those who spoke are as follows Miss Clark. Miss Anderson. Mrs Morris, and Mr Nadeau The officers for this year are top Kevin Twitched, vice-president: JoAnn Reed, historian Mrs Bradfield. Mrs Kofoed. sponsors. Jana Richardson, secretary-treasurer. Mary Cannon, president Pictured above are Cindy James. Mary Cannon. Chris Bertin. Carol Cooper. Becky Taylor. Kim Olsen, behind. Arlene Norland, who all went to the convention in Boise First row JoAnne Randall. Valerie Merkley. Barbara Bean. Janice Moody. Mrs Bradfield Mrs Kofoed second row. Liz Knox. Susan Cordon. Carla Butt. Carla Hobbs. Becky Taylor. Mary Cannon: third row Donna Kundson. Chris Bertin. Linda Wheelcock. Val Covington. Cindy James. Linda Hillam, fourth row Kim Olsen. Arleen Norland. Teresa Spanbauer Valerie Wright. JoAnn Reed. Carol Cooper. Fifth row Michele Endow. Julie Clifford. Annette Olson. Jana Richardson. Kevin Twitched. Becky Cotterell. Michelle Harris 73 74 First row Jane Collaer. LuJean Hansen. Chen Schwarz. Joy Evans. Lawnelle Hendricks. Karen Jones Second row Susan Fisher. Carol Copper Donna Kundson. Veralyn Schweissmg. Paula Lovell. Patricia Ziegenbein Third row Ivana Palfreyman. Vickie Vorgensen. Tern Lindhom. Joyce Hendricks. Becky Baker. Loreha Bolin Fourth row Valerie Wright. Suzette Neitzel Lurena Prine. Nancy Waring. Mary Lou Quinn. Suzanne Danec Fifth row Ronda Assay. Laural Benson. Elayne Simonson. Robyn Olney. Becky Walton. Lindsay Merle From L to R Karen Jones. Historian. Joyce Hendricks. Secretary. LuJean Hansen. Vice President. Dawnelle Hendricks. President FNA Girls Help Sick 'Very nice girls, and very helpful. commented Mrs Carol Murray. FNA hospital supervisor I really think that they proved themselves ” A combination of the Blackfoot and Snake River Future Nurses clubs was accomplished this year for purposes of working at Bimgham Memorial Hospital and Nursing Home The two schools maintain separate clubs in their own schools, however The 30 BHS members work regularly once a week on one of the two hospital floors or the nursing home Most of the girls feel that they have had an unusual opportunity to learn what nursing is like, because their hospital supervisors allow them a wider range of experiences than is the case at many other hospitals. In addition to their hospital work, club members constructed a float for the Eastern Idaho Fair parade, winning a second place in the social division: worked at a shot clinic and blood mobile, and heard speaker Barbara Taylor of ISU speak on career advantages in nursing Science Club Takes First Science Fair was the high point of activity for members this year, with Dawn Galbraith being named regional winner in her division The March 9 local fair saw wins in the Biological Divison by Dawn Galbraith. 1st; Delbert Loosle. 2nd. Dwight Cook. 3rd .In the Physiological Division winners were Greg Kunz. 1st; Steven Serr. 2nd; Thomas Kunz. 3rd Dawn Galbraith won first place at the regional science fair Delbert Loosli and Dawn Galbraith local winners m the Biological Divison Their officers are Gregory Kunz. Vice President. Mark Palmer Reporter Kenneth Hunt Treasurer and Dawn The Sponser is Mr Joseph Dahle Galbraith. President Science Club members are Paul Zilk Mark Palmer Greg Kunz. Fred Faulhaber Dana Engen. Thomas Kunz. Dawn Galbraith. Russell Hunt, and Valerie Wright French Chib officers are Kim Arave Carla Butt, and Janece Moody French Club members are at the left Carla Butt. Annette Olson. Kim Arave. Joan Miles. Gaydeen Thiebualt. Kris Groskopp. Julie Justesen Miss Lambrou. sponsor. Teresa Konishi. Nancy Mitchell. Michelle Manguam. Romona Komshi Delynn Purser. Mark Palmer. Jeff Thomas. Steve Jensen. Michelle Endow. Janece Moody. Reed Packer. Robyn Shelman. and Kaydeen Tsukamoto German Club officers are above Debbie Denny. Jackie Taylor. Janet Tauscher Mr Kersley. sponsor, and Kathy Buxton 76 Active Year For Language Clubs French and German Clubs are common interest clubs Their activites are based around their interest in foreign languages Although these clubs have a low enrollment, the members that get involved enjoy the few activities In addition to this the German club held a dinner dance party and a clean-up project French club had a picnic at Airport Park and sponsored a project to raise money for French camp. French camp is held in July at Ketchum. Idaho. German Club members are Agnes Schroeder. Delynn Purser Verolyn Schweissmg. Mary Johnson Dawn Galbraith Kathy Buxton. Janet Tauscher. Tanya McFee Mary Schroeder Mr Kersley sponsor. Donna Knudson Mark Palmer Jackie Taylor. Lawrence Higginson. Mike Roberts. Vickie Mecham. Steven Serr 77 Club Donates 2 Scholarships Gorden Woolley Spanish club, sponsor Spanish Club, with their large enrollment held many activities They included an initiation party, and International mte. an International Olympic party, a card selling party, and the highlight of the year, a Spanish Club dinner The profits of the dinner and of the card project went to form two fifty dollar scholarships All in all the Spanish Club had a very successful year Spanish club officers Cathy Gardner. Noel Ramos. Gorden Woolley, sponsor and Elia Guerra Spanish club members are from L to R. front row Debbie McCoy. Theida Lewis. Kathy Cloward. Elia Guerra. Noel Ramos. Karen Schwartz. Cherl Krteip Bob Bowman. Peggy Trebilcock. Second row. Debbie Thorpe. Terry Kneip. Jay Walters. Jim Bowman. Denise Elison. Terry Walker. Shawna Hone. Bobby Franklin. Stephanie Zilk. third row. Robert Jones. Fred Endow. David Glarborg. Chene Harding. Cathy Gardner Kathy Echevarria. Leslie Waters. Judy Frasure. Eric Schultz. Fourth row. Linda Daily. Able Ramos. Terry Nash. Kathy Jones. Pat Exeter. Diane Johnson. Lynn Townsend. Chris Murray, fifth row. Joann Norton. Ronda Davis. Gwen Cutter. Kathy Hamilton. Julie Black. Ida Ramos. Linda Summers. Perry Finely. Gary Reader 78 Officers of Indian Club are Top row. Regina Snipe. Louise Edmo. Shirley Houtz Second row. Danny Teton. Randy Snipe Members of Indian Club include First row. Charles Shepard club sponsor Randy Snipe. Shirley Houtz Regina Snipe Second row Rosephme Coby. Florenda LeClair Becky Baldwin Third row Becky Weiser Diane LeClair Louise Edmo. Ruby LeClair Fourth row. Pete Lipovac. club sponsor Robin Racehorse Norma Galloway. Danny Teton Fifth row Marilyn Boyer. Nita Teton. Mary Wadsworth. Ceceile Racehorse Indian Club Communicates Indian Club had a very outstanding year Club President. Louise Edmo felt their biggest accomplishment was setting up two $50 scholarships They also sent 5 delegates to the Idaho Indian Congress in Boise. March 22. through the 24 They had a note card project which students designed with wildlife pictures on the cards They made a profit of $700 Pete Lipovac. and Charles Shepard sponsor Indian Club 79 Honor Society Makes Change NHS or otherwise known as National Honor Society, hasn't been very active President Lori Crnkovich stated. The only new thing this year is that we changed the constitution, and that is about the only new thing that's going to be different.” The change they made was a clause to read that this is a 4 year high school instead of a 3 year high school Their Induction Ceremony was held March 15 for the new members. They had an end of the year banquet in May Mr Kearsley. the sponsor of NHS stated. I’d like to see next year that all of the faculty members choose the students ' The students are chosen with these qualifications: (1) scholarship. (2) leadership. (3) service, and (4) character They had a party for old and new members February 23 The officers upper r.ght are from bottom row Marsha Jacobson treasurer Lor. Crnkovich. President Top row. Kathy Buxton. Vice Pressent Sponsor Horace Kearsley Mary Soderqu.st. Secretary Club members below, top row. Janece Moody. Mary Christensen. Martin M.ckelson. Steve Yancey. D.ana Clough Kevin Twitchell Bart Archibald. Kenneth Hunt. Kevin Hogan Lawrence Higg.nson 2nd row. Carla Butt. Scott Wheeler Peggy Treb.lock, Kaydeen Tsukamoto Kathy Williams. Janette Slaughter. Stephanie Zilk. Chris Murray. Barbara Bean. Veralyn Schweissmg Janet Tauscher. Mr Horace Kearsley 3rd row Jacque Cox Lynn Crnkovich. Vickie Mecham Lor. Crnkovich. Eric Schultz. Conrad Johnson. Tom Hensch.ed. Valerie Wright. Brenda Fisher JoAnn Reed Jackie Taylor 4th row Susan Fisher. LuJean Hansen Kelly Byers. Chris Bertm. Deanne Thueson. Cathy Kerr Julie Johnson. Debbie Jones. Mary Soderquist Kathy Buxton Dawn Galbraith 5th row Teresa Komshi. Barbara Stott. Mary Johnson Pam Barnard Kathy Nelson D.ane Scarbrough. Lou Ann Cook Becky Covington Mike Harward Donna Knudsen. Marsha Jacobsen Pig Raffled For Rodeo Club This year's Rodeo Club has been active m earning money to buy an automatic bucker for the members to practice on As one of their projects they raffled off a pig The district and state rodeo s held for the club was in June According to Mr Bott this has been an active year for the club The officers are Mr Bon. sponsor. Tracy Barrus. President. Larry Williams. Vice President. Suzette Neitzel. Secretary Members are front row Larry Williams. Jim Colson. Clair Worth. Tracy Barrus. second row Jan Peterson. Ranee Butler Lanny Ogden Kelly Anderson LaRaila Whitworth third row Clay Hansen. Gail Harper Terrel Hill. Rick Tew Brett Levitt, fourth row. Duane McKiver. Sharon Racehorse. Gwen Cutler Utahna Mittelstedt. Lynn Stone, fifth row Mr Bott. Suzene Neitzel. Ken Honas. Roger Lusk. Paulene Fackrell Freshmen Integrate At Welcome Dance The Freshmen were welcomed to Blackfoot High School on September 3 at the Freshmen Welcome Various activities occurred The Freshmen were summoned to the front of the gym at intermission to perform for the upper classmen They sang the school song, demonstrated their ability at playing childish games, and then were instructed to ask an upper classman to dance Various attires were featured The Freshmen came dressed in their baby articles The Freshmen felt welcome at the dance and became an official part of the school Above Sharon Sullivan en|oys the band Right the Freshmen are playing one of their games at intermission Below right Various students dance to the music of the band Below Sue Sorensen and Debbie Jones enioy the dance and welcome the Freshmen 83 Royalty were Seth Callister. Lynn Crnkovich. Bob Walker, and Becky Jones Sullivan and Hill Plan Fall Formal Seth Callister. Lynn Crnkovich. Becky Jones, and Bob Walker presided as royalty at the annual Autumn Formal The dance was sponsored by the I V Club and chairmen were Sharon Sullivan and Tim Hill The theme for the formal was 'Let Me Be The One and the decoration colors were blue and white Music was provided by the Graduates, a local band The dance was held September 24 in the Blackfoot High School gym Students enjoying the Autumn Formal Nominees for Autumn Formal were Joe Quinn. Bob Walker. Dave Stephens. Cary Burnside. Barry Smith. Ken Frandsen. Gary McKinnster. Craig Stuart. Seth Callister. Steve Jones. Valerie Merkley. Donna Palmer. Barbara Stott. Becky Jones. Becky Cotterell. Jane Collear. Doni Sue Stuart. Tami Truman, and Lynn Crnkovich Sadie Hawkins Phoebe McBride Chosen At Fete Phoebe McBride was chosen FFA Chapter Sweetheart at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance October 29 The dance is sponsored jointly by the FFA and FHA Officers of the clubs were pleased with the dance I felt there was a good turnout, considering there wasn't a live band. said Judy Simonson. FHA President The music was records presented by KSNN disc Jockeys. Jack Armstrong and Zan Brown. Winners of the pie eating contest were Marva Storer. and Tom Henshied A gift certificate was awarded to Robbin McCory for the best dressed boy and Marsha Jacobson for the best dressed girl Hog calling winners were Gary McKmster. Joan Bebee. Rocky Moldehauer. Cindy Leavitt. Jeff Stuart. Jackie Furmss. Jeff Hoskins and Diana Clough Top Left FFA President Andy Cates crowns Phoebe McBride as Chapter Sweetheart Other nominees Suzanne Cordon. Tern Kerscher. Kathleen Hamilton Bottom Left Here’s our Sweetheart for the year Bottom Right Strange things happen at Sadie Hawkins such as the hog calling contest Fall Frolicking Filled The Time . . . Dianna Clough Reigns Over 1971-72 Above Jock cadettes Gary lenon. Tom Morris Reed Packer Wes Edmo. Brian High Herb Bolin, and Scott Hayward were just a few of those who performed during halftime at the Powder Puff game Below Overlooking the Homecoming activities were Jackie Furniss. Diana Clough, and Beckie Taylor Homecoming This year's Homecoming got off with a bad start On October 1. a sudden snow storm attacked Blackfoot. causing Harvest Vacation to be postponed three days This split up Homecoming Week and the activities over a weekend Thursday night was a car parade through downtown to the high school A Pep Rally was scheduled next with class competition skits The Powder Puff football game between Senior and Junior girls followed After a controversial decision about a run made by Mary Johnson. Seniors won 14-12 Half time was presented by the Jock cadettes. alias Varsity and J V Football Team members The climax of the whole week was Friday when the Blackfoot Broncos met the Preston Indians Jeff Hoskins. Jeff Stewart, and Ken Frandsen pinned corsages on Dianna Clough. Queen. Jackie Furniss. 1st Attendant and Becky Taylor. 2nd Attendant Blackfoot went on to defeat the Indians 30-6 The Homecoming Dance was held that night, which was best dress Christmas Dance Features Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus I'll Be Home For Christmas' was the theme chosen for the 1971 Winter Royalty Dance which was sponsored jointly by the Tri- Hi-Y and the Hi-Y Clubs. The dance was held during the Christmas season on December 1 8 at the Blackfoot High School gym. Mary Cannon and Jeff Stewart reigned as Mr and Mrs Santa Claus They were voted on by the couples as they arrived at the door. Nominees for the title were Kathy Nelson. Deanne Thueson. Mary Cannon. Jackie Furniss. Jeff Stewart. Lanny Cunningham. Barry Jones, and Larry Draper Music for the dance was provided by Mr Melvin Davis' tapes At intermission the highlight of the evening occurred Various entertainment was presented and enjoyed by all A girls chorus consisting of Joan Beebe. Ann Kesler. Cindy Leavitt. Cathy Kerr. Wendy Bigler. Paula Rockwood. Kim Novas, and Becky Jones, sang a song Other vocal presentations were given by Larry Draper and Jeff Hoskins. Linda Wheelock presented a reading on The Night Before Chirstmas.” Above right. Mary Cannon and Jeff Stewart reign as Mr and Mrs Santa Claus Center Doug Hones and Mary Cannon. Greg Hoskins and Deanne Thueson. Ron Weiland and Jackie Furniss. and Mike Harward and Kathy Nelson enjoy the dance Below Right. Joan Beebe. Ann Kesler Cindy Leavett. Cathy Kerr Wendy Bigler Paula Rockwood. Kim Novas, and Becky Jones present entertainment Below. Lou Ann Cook reaches into Santa s bag for some goodies Mr. Nice Guy Selected At Sr. Girls Day Dance Senior Girls Day Formal was held February 12. 1972. from 8 30 until 11 30 at the Blackfoot High School gymnasium Old Fashion Love Song was the theme for the dance It was sung by Larry Draper and Debbie Jones at intermission Senior girls nominated Robbin McCory. Jeff Elison. Barry Jones, and Eric Bischoff for Mr Nice Guy and Barry Jones was chosen This dance was girls choice The day before the dance, which was Friday the 11th. the underclass girls dressed in their most unattractive attire Some of the replies from the male species were. Ugh. Yuk. and I KNOW THAT I AM GOING TO BE SICK! However, the Senior girls took advantage of the day and dressed up in their Sunday best Everybody thought the dance was successful Some of the responses to the dance were. I liked the dance Barry Jones, alias Mr Nice Guy was escorted by Jams Arnell Impatiently waiting were from I to r Robbin McCory Jeff Elison. and Eric Bischoff the other nominees for Mr Nice Guy Sitting on bottom row are Alan Katseanes. Tommy Morris. Mike Harris. Doug Goble. Blair Goates Bart Archibald, and Kevin Hogan Sitting on Top row are Lon Mills. Pam Daley. Cheryl Leavitt, and Joy Cunningham enioymg the music Brad Burgener. and Donna Knudson appear to be having fun Below left Mike Harward and Jamce Scott are busy dancing Below right A group of students stomp it out at the hop Sophomore Hop Was a Success The 'Earth Band played at the Sophomore Hop. March 10 Although the dance was organized late this year and had several changes of date, the end result was a well-attended dance Class sponsors. Renn Rock commented. I feel the students were well behaved and overall we had a very good group.'' Mr Dene Carson, another sponsor added. I think it was a big success and the officers were very responsive Girls' Fed. Dance Held with Animals Talk to the Animals was the theme for the Girls' Federation Dance It was held on May 12 from 8 30 to 11 30 The gym was decorated with stuffed animals brought by the girls The dance . was a girl-ask-boy The cost was $1 00 without an activity card Dance chairman was Mary Christensen and Tracy Gustaveson was co-chairman The dance was best-dress and suits for the boys Everyone enjoyed the dance and the decorations were very unique Phoebe McBride announces the intermission Blake McDaniel sings for intermission Jr. Prom Royalty Announced At Dance Three lovely girls were shocked the night of April 29th as they were announced Junior Prom Queens. Paula Rockwood. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ray Rockwood. was chosen as 1972 Junior Prom Queen Paula has been in girls' track for two years She has also been on the volleyball team for one year Miss Rockwood has participated in drama and choir for two years and has taken Seminary for three years She is a two year member of Tri-Hi-Y and a three year member of Ski Club The Juniors chose Donna Knudson. daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Knudson. as their first attendant Miss Knudson was junior class representative and a Girl Stater She was active in various activities such as BronCadettes. Tri-Hi-Y. FNA. FTA. NHS. and German Club Second attendant was Joan Beebe, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arnold Beebe Joan has been a member of BroncCadettes. Tri-Hi- Y. and reporter on the Round-Up Staff (paper staff ) Miss Beebe is also a member of Ski Club and a past member of the Blackfoot High School Choir Above. First attendant was Donna Knudson Center. Joan Beebe was second attendant Above right. This year's Junior Prom queen. Paula Rockwood and her escort Gary Lenon pose for a picture Right. First attendant for 1971. Debbie Draper crowns royalty at intermission 92 Jr. Prom Dance Deemed Success The Class of 1973 pulled through with another successful dance Plans were made to start raising money in the summer Collecting pop bottles, selling bumper stickers, washing cars, making baked foods, selling at games, in the sandwich shop, and student, and sponsoring a slave sale were only a few of the many fund raising projects that the Juniors held This year, the Junior Prom was April 29th with Daytime Dreams by Jose Feliciano It was scheduled from 8 30 to 11 30 PM The gymnasium was decorated with crepe paper m pastel pink. blue, and yellow The style represented a child's dream or like a dreamland The entrance resembled an old fashion castle with Junior High girls acting as pages On each side were murals, drawn by Kathy Williams and Becky Cottrell, with lacing crepe paper On stage, was a family band from Idaho Falls who call themselves Walrus. A lighted water fountain in the center of the Prom touched it off In the south balcony, refreshments were being served by Junior High girls who acted this time as Alices in Wonderland Cherry punch with white cake set the mood for a moment of relaxation Pictures were taken by June Shiosaki at the dance The background featured a circus type carnival with an actual miniature ferns wheel At intermission; a ballet dance presented by Vance Archibald. JoLynn Chaffin. Doug Jones, and Tammy Truman, finished with the crowning of royalty As each couple left the dance, they each took a program (a booklet that had a place for you to write who went with, the theme, where you went to eat. etc.) for a memory Below is a drawing of what the cover looked like Dance committee were Over all Chairman Cathy Kerr Decoration Chairman Valerie Merkley Co-decoration.....JoAnn Randell Suzanne Cordon Refreshment Chairman. Mary Christensen Intermission Chairman.Cindy Leavitt Program Chairman Donna Palmer Publicity Chairman Michele Endow Plus the aid of the class officers and class sponsors Above left. Julie Johnson helps decorate for Junior Prom Above center Cindy Hansen and Vicki Clough spent Thursday afternoon decorating for Junior Prom Left. Painting of the Dream Castle took place m the balcony of the gym 93 Left. Donna Palmer and Cindy Leavitt show their obvious pleasure in attending the Jr Prom Below. Tim Hume. Jan Hayes. Rocky Moldenhauer. Cindy Leavitt. Lawrence Higgmson. and Christie Hawkes. enjoy their kind of daytime dream Above. Jr Class sponsor. Mrs Broadhead and her husband take time for refreshments, small talk and some deep meditation Right. Seth Callister. Renee Daw. Diana Clough, and Bart Archiblad find it amusing to sit at the sidelines 94 Left Weny Bigler and Rotobin McCrory pose as queen and king at the castle entrance (complete with cups) Below Mrs Moore. Mr Moore, class sponsor and Mr Palmer, student government sponsor, rest their feet after dancing vigorously Nominees for royalty were Kim Novas. Paula Rockward. Ann Kesler. Mary Christensen. Joan Beebe. Oonna Knudson. Valerie Merkley. and Cathy Kerr wait patiently with their dates as Class president. Doug Jones prepares to announce the queen 95 Seniors Attend their Last Dance Cheerleaders Raise Money, Attend Logan Camp The Varsity Cheerleaders presented the school with a Superior trophy from the National Cheerleaders Association camp they attended The Jr Varsity Cheerleaders also went to this camp, which was held in Logan. Utah. It took a lot of hard work to raise the money for them to attend this camp They had a car wash, cooked food sale, and a dance Dianna felt that the football season was exceptionally good, but the spirit was lacking during basketball Considering the whole year she felt it had been pretty good Freshmen cheerleaders were added to the school for the first time this year They did a good job supporting the Freshmen at their basketball games Jr Varsity Janice Scott. Michele Endow and Cindy Leavitt Freshmen Debbie Daw. Joan Durney. LouJean Condie Varsity. Kim Novas. Deanne Thueson. Dianna Clough Renee Daw and in front is Mascot. Sue Sorenson 99 FOOTBALL Top row left to right Lawrence Higgmson. LaVerl Womack. Gary Lennon. Lane Ledbetter Bob Walker Jeff Hoskins. Jeff Stewart. Ken Frandsen Rocky Moldenhauer. Brian High Lanny Cunningham. Jeff Thomas Brent Daley Second row left to right Scott Hayward Raymond Matsura Wes Edmo Joe Quinn Jamie Bischoff. Reed Packer William Hayme. Tom Morris. Greg Hoskins Bottom row left to right Coach Skoy. Mike Harris. Herb Bolin. Blair Spanbauer Greg Palmer. Dave Dance. Doug Jones. Dennis Moore Cary Allison. Paul Lmdholm 100 Blackfoot 25 Minico 20 Blackfoot 26 Snake River 6 Blackfoot 26 Madison 22 Blackfoot 14 Burley 34 Blackfoot 24 Jerome 31 Blackfoot 18 Salmon 8 Blackfoot 30 Preston 6 Blackfoot 8 Bonneville 30 Blackfoot 23 Rigby 13 Conference games Coach Gary Skoy A great football season August 16th brought around 65 boys for the first practice of the Bronco football season diminishing to around 42 after cuts, accidents, and quitting The gridders were under the direction of head coach Gary Skoy and assistants Kent Taylor. Glay Homer, and Wes Patterson The boys were at a disadvantage losing 14 of their starters to the graduating class of 1971. but with a lot of hard work, and never-ending effort, enthusiasm, and school spirit, they finished with a six-three season record They showed their ability by defeating one of the roughest teams the first game of the season The team was headed by co-captams Jeff Stewart. Jeff Hoskins, and Ken Frandsen These members proved their ability by winning the three trophys at the annual Football Banquet Hoskins was voted Most Valuable player. Stewart was voted the Most Improved, and Frandsen the Most Inspirational Hoskins showed his potential once again by being one of the top two passers in the area, completing 89 of 209 attempts for a total of 1650 yards Another outstanding athletic mark was shown by LaVerl Womack totaling 1100 yards rushing, with a high of 235 yards in one game In all. it was a fruitful season for the Bronco Grid Iron, and they helped establish that first bit of school spirit at B H S Almost a fumble by Womack (27) and Lenon (21) Who ever said football wasn't rough? Is this some sort of play, or |ust a rest period? 117 £ SENIOR LETTERMEN 1972 Rocky MokJenhauer Ken Frandaen Lane Ledbetter Lanny Cunningham a an HOML b visitor b DOWN TO GO QTR H RTKOPF Pir |.o Seth Callister Stewart gets pulled down by a Snake River Panther Touchdown' Break' Ledbetter and Hoskins make a Bobcat bite the dust Stewart and Cunningham get into a little of the action Pre-game action with the Burley Bobcats Above. Hoskins running foe a score Above. Broncos and Bobcats face each other for the battle Below. With Jeff Hoskins on the ground. Cunningham. Stewart. Frandsen Walder get ready for a duel 104 FROSH FOOTBALL Bottom Left to Right David Diaz. Kerry Felsted Scott Hill. Danny Atwood David Price Terry Roberts. John Kutch. Hal Adams. Ben Womack. Jack Dyer Buster Brookshier Second row Left to Right Bill Neff Dennis Snipe. George Giannim. Lloyd Hevewah David Furniss. Paul Wolfley Doug Garnty John Beck David Allen Curt Mathews. Michael Lamprecht Third row Left to Right Frank Wells. Willie Marshall. Donald Anthes. Dennis Jenkins. Virgil Tendoy. Mike Billings. Albert Matsura. Timmy Dann. Tommy Hughes Mike Horrocks Fourth row left to right Coach Moore Mark Renberg Craig Loweland. Joey Brandzeg. Grant Stolworthy Kirk ogden. Lloyd Mangum Wally Cook. Jim McCoy. Mark Burrup. Lynn Wadsworth. Coach Shelley Fifth row Left to Right Kent Oram. Tom Stout. Russell Hunt. Steve Stewart. Ken Morrell. Larry Slaughter. Kim Morris David Korth Steve Blessinger. Kevin Cammack Walker and Greg Hoskins fool the Snake River Panthers Scores 106 Blackfoot 7 Butte 0 Blackfoot 36 Aberdeen 6 Blackfoot 48 American Falls 0 Blackfoot 14 Shelly 20 Blackfoot 12 Firth 36 Blackfoot 20 Snake River 30 CROSS COUNTRY Left to right Dennis Hawkes. Clay Dance. David Draper Eli Guerra. Mike Gregory. Randy Daw, Greg Hoskins. Larry Three Legs. Keith Fowler. Boyd Wariack First Meet 1 st-Snake River-19 2nd-Blackfoot-36 Second Meet 1 st-Woodriver-26 2nd Blackfoot-55 3rd-Burley-55 4th-Mimco-74 Third Meet 1 st-Blackfoot-20 2nd-Bear Lake-37 3rd-Aberdeen-78 Fourth Meet 1 st-Intermountam Indian School-1 5 2nd-Highland-66 3rd-Blackfoot-84 4th-Pocatello-1 51 Fifth Meet 1st-Blackfoot-27 2nd-ldaho Falls-46 3rd-Skylme-55 4th-Butte-97 Conference 1 st-Burley-25 2nd-Blackfoot-32 3rd-Bonneville 4th-Madison State 8th-Blackfoot Keith Fowler Coach Abbott Boyd Wariack 107 Varsity Basketball Team In Play Front row Greg Hoskins. Bill Hayne. Daryl Ropp. Rocky Moldenhauer. Mark Staley. Tom Morris. Alan Katseanes. Barry Smith. Back row Coach Homer. Jeff Hoskins. Doug Jones. Reed Packer. Dennis Moore. Robin McCrory. Bill Wren. John Van Dercreek. Val Covington. Lonny Nate One of our better games OPPONENT OUTCOME SCORES Pocatello Lost 37-49 Highland Lost 50-63 Preston Lost 44 38 Snake River Won 55-51 American Falls Won 53-51 Snake River Lost 42 49 Pocatello Lost 51-72 Preston Won 67-54 Highland Lost 47-92 American Falls Won 58-51 Bonneville Lost 45-66 Rigby Won 68-64 Madison Won 38-37 Burley Lost 49-51 Shelley Lost 59-69 Bonneville Lost 65-72 Madison Lost 64-65 Rigby Lost 63-70 Burley Lost 59-78 Shelley Lost 61-85 Bonneville Lost 54-73 • Rigby Lost 58-65 'Tournament 108 Basketball Team Senior Lettermen Robin McCrory The Broncos were suffering growing pains this last season after losing seven seniors from the 1970-1971 team This year's team was young and inexperienced but showed tremendous signs of promise for the coming basketball season at Blackfoot This year s team had some key positions held down by the juniors and sophomors and with the experience they gianed throughout the season and also the tournament should make it a very good string of Broncos for next year These were the comments of the former Coach Glay Homer who resigned at the end of the season Jon Van Dercreek Mark Staley 109 Bronco Hoopsters In Action Doug Jon«s gets through the Highland defense to add two points to the Blackfoot score The Burley giant takes another rebound while surrounded by eager Blackfoot players Robin McCrory sinks two points against Poky Surrounded by his teammates Robin jumps for the ball Tom Morris shoots for a basket in a game with Burley Bill Hayne goes for a fast layup Off the floor and in the air Val Covington tries for a basket With a hurt look on his face Doug Jones thinks. Get off my foot!” Guarded by Doug Jones. Jeff Hoskins tries for a basket Season Was Great For J.V. Squad Front row Managers. Curt Mathews. John Beck. J D Finley Back row Tom Morris. Cary Allison. Mike Harris. Paul Johnson. Stanley Matsura Kay Adams. Randy Hunter. Reed Packer Barry Elison Barry Smith Karl Nilsson. Alan Katseanes OPPONENT OUTCOME SCORES Pocatello Lost 39-44 Highland Lost 47-56 Preston WON 51-32 Snake River WON 45-34 American Falls WON 62-39 Snake River WON 34-33 Pocatello WON 57-55 Preston WON 49-41 Highland Lost 37-62 American Falls WON 57-35 Bonneville Lost 50-53 Rigby WON 63-54 Madison WON 74-53 Burley WON 61-48 Shelley WON 59 48 Bonneville WON 68 48 Madison WON 47-36 Rigby WON 57 40 Burley Lost 51-59 Shelley WON 61 58 Mike Harris shoots for a foul Coach Shelley Touchdown? Reed Packer sinks two points with Barry Smith behind 114 Frosh Squad Zooms Ahead With 10-2 Record Back row Coach Woo ley Mike lamprecht. Steve Blessinger Mark Renberg. Buster Brook shier Kevin Cammack Lynn Wadsworth Doug Dance. Gary Johnson. Mark Burrup. Front row Managers J D Finley. Hal Adams Kenneth Dunn. Charlie Packman Opponent Outcome Scores Shelley WON 52-47 Butte WON 68-39 Firth WON 56-30 Snake River Lost 33-35 Aberdeen WON 56-43 American Falls WON 60-42 Shelley WON 50-44 Butte WON 60-40 American Falls WON 52-26 Firth WON 55-39 Snake River WON 44 34 Aberdeen WON 67-56 Nab that jump, boys' We're off and running Two Points for the freshmen 115 Team shot above is the varsity wrestling team Front row. Kim Morris. John Erramouspe. Dave Stephens. Nathan Brewster Brian High. Raymond Matsura 2nd row manager Lynn Beebe Ross Herbst. LaVerl Womack. R J Hawkes. Curt Johnson Brent Daley. Bob Kershaw, manager Mike Horrocks Mr Kent Taylor is coach for the Bronco wrestling team win loss Malad 60-12 Preston 30-27 Bear Lake 56-10 Aberdeen 23-26 Burley 23-24 Marsh Valley 31-19 Soda Springs 51- 9 Madison 47-14 Snake River 12-30 American Falls 66 6 116 Seniof letterman-Ross Herbst 157 lbs State wrestlers. Bob Kershaw their coach. Kent Taylor and LaVerl Womack Senior letterman-Nathan Brewster. 119 lbs Wrestlers Have Six Champions Wrestling in 1971-72 achieved greater individual heights than in prior years The season started out with great wins at tournaments At Mmico for the first time in five years they had 2 individual champions. Nathan Brewster and Robert Kershaw They placed 2nd as a team at the American Falls tournament with champions. Kim Morris. Nathan Brewster. Robert Kershaw and Brent Daley At the Poky Tournament they also placed 2nd as a team with championships going to Nathan Brewster. Robert Kershaw, and LaVerl Womack EIC tournament their team effort wasn't as strong but they still had 2 tournament winners. Nathan Brewster and Brian High District champion LaVerl Womack was their only District champion with Robert Kershaw placing 2nd in their respective weights Their season dual record was 7- 4 117 A BHS grappler works strenuously to get out of a hold Coach Taylor gives Bob Walker a little pep talk Is he pinned7 One of our wrestlers attempt to pin PINNED' This hold might just work! 118 The Junior Varsity wrestlers are front row Arlm Smith. Oanny Atkins. LeRoy Christensen. El. Guerra. Ben Womack. David Kocth 2nd row Randy G®rth Lunceford Calvin Cottereli. Cary Burns.de. Randy Hansen. Kirk Brangum. Trenton Hams. Bla.r Spanbauer 3rd row. Steve Stuart Paul Wolfey. John Sun.ga B et i.eavitt. Scott Greaves Bob Walker. Steve Jensen. Thane Chacon Two points for BHS grappler Junior Varsity Wrestling Scores won loss Preston 25-28 Bear Lake 50-11 Burley 37-13 31-31 Marsh Valley Madison 27- 9 Snake River 12-41 Aberdeen 44-11 119 Freshman wrestlers this year were back row. Manager. Kerry Felsted. Keith Wilding. Steve Stewart. Paul Wolfey. Steve Jensen. John Sumga Wally Cook. Jack Dyer Mike Horrocks Manager 2nd row. David Allen David Price. Russell Hunt. Eli Guerra Kim Morris. Danny Atkins David Korth. Ben Womack 120 Freshman Wrestlers Undefeated! Paul Wofley viciously attacked by opponent Gymnastics members include from bottom to top and from I to r. Ross Herbst. Rocky Moldenhauer. Ken Frandsen. Jeff Stuart 2nd row Gary Lenon Rick Hansen. Brian High 3rd row. Denny Weaver. Gary Holland 4th row. Jim Colson Members of Gymnastics are as follows from bottom to top. Mike Collear. Clay Gustaveson. John Brehrend. Brent Daley 2nd row Robert Kershaw. Tony Ciccone. Bob Walker 3rd row. Clifford Howell. Doug Rupe top. Kelly Chaffin layne Hammond, top 2nd row. Greg Hoskins, and The coach for Gymnastics is Mr Lewis Zane Jon Anderson are also part of Gymnastics Abbott Gymnasts Win In Competition With ISU Blackfoot's gymnastics team produced a remarkable show of strength when they met the teams from ISU. Pocatello, and Idaho Falls on May 6. in the Minidome In spite of the older competition from ISU. Blackfoot won the meet In addition to the ISU meet win. the gymnastics.class produced a highly professional and polished hour of entertainment at an all school assembly The previous year they had a halftime show at a basketball game, but this was the first time they had produced a full show Students indicated that they enjoyed this type of production 121 Ross Herbst on the trampoline Clifford Howell on the high bar Girls' Volleyball Team Chalks Up Good Record Volleyball began the year with seven girls returning from last year's team This is the second year for the volleyball teams existence and eight new members joined They had practices seventh hour and after school They started off the year with a win over Highland and three more wins before a defeat from Pocatello They placed third in regional held here and ended the season with a 10-1 record Blackfoot 2 0 Highland 2 0 . Pocatello 2 0 Am Falls 2 0 West Side 1 .2 Pocatello 2 0 Highland 2 0 Am Falls 2 1 Snake River 2 0 Marsh Valley 2 0 West Side 2 o Am Falls placed 3rd Regional Volleyball members are f.rst row Janette Slaughter Pam Jensen Donna Jackman Tracy Gustaveson. Janet Horrocks Vm Bean..J� Javlor COnd rOW Gma Thomas manager Glor.a Rose Debb.e Erramouspe V.ck,e Clough Paula Rockwood Deana H.ll Judy Bray top row M.ssZehnter. spo soc 123 124 Judy Bray gives Pam Jensen a lesson on how to bunt Debbra Erramouspe successfully retrieves the ball as Gloria Rose and Lou Ann Cook watch Vickie Clough. Tracy Gustavenson. and Janet Horrocks rest after a rough game Lou Ann Cook jumps high, while Pam and Gloria stand tensely by Vickie Clough and Lou Ann Cook show their feeling about the game Paul Rock wood and Judy Bray jump to block the Pam Jensen moves fast to get the ball over the net while Lou Ann Cook and Gloria Rose stand by ball 125 Tennis Team Builds Up Skill The season was enjoyable as we learned winning wasn't the most important element of competition The team consisted of eight upper-classmen and twenty under-classmen which indicates that this year is difimtely a building year Acquiring experience is the key to developing skills and. we did get a lot of experience Since the coming year promises new tennis courts, we hope that it will promise better things for the tennis team We really appreciate the senior's example and leadership Gloria Rose Jeff Elison Pam Jensen 126 Roger Bray Lou Ann Cook Debbie Erramouspe Fif t row. Gloria Rosa Pam Jansen. Judy Bray Debbie Erramouspe second row. Janet Slaughter Roger Bray Jeff Elison. Eric Bischoff. and Lou Ann Cook Blackfoot 0 12 Idaho Falls 4 12 Pocatello 7 5 Highland 6 6 Skyline 4 8 Skyline 5 7 Jerome i 2 10 Pocatello 5 7 Highland 127 First row. Paul Zilfc. Russel Hunt. Mark Rainwater. Paul Wright. Brent Arave and Bart Archibald Second row. Linda Summers. Susan Harwell Jackie Taylor. Tamra Herbst. Chris Grosskopp. Cheryl Leavitt Bronco Track Team Sets New Records Track broke a number of records this year Those that broke these records were LaVerl Womack in the pole vault The regional record was 13'8 and the school record was 14 ft. Boyd Warjack broke the mile and 2 mile The regional record for the mile was 4:32.6. the conference record, also for the mile was 4 35 9 School record for the 2 mile was 9 55 8 The conference record for the 2 mile was 9 59 3 and the regional record was 10:03. Greg Hoskins broke these Jeff Hoskins broke the 880 yd run. The regional record for this was 2:01 8 and the school record was the same A-1 teams that the bronco track team defeated this year were Nampa. Coeur d’Alene. Moscow. Highland. Pocatello. Caldwell. Madison. Mt. Home. Minico. Bonneville. Kellog. Rigby. Intermountain Indian School. Idaho Falls, and Burley The coach of the track team is Mr Lewis Abbott Freshmen track team include, front row. I to r. David Diaz. Eli Guerra. Ben Womack. M e Horrocks. Kerry Felsted Back row. Gary Johnson. Craig Loveland. Curt Mathews. Buster Brooksheir. Kent Oram Below is the varsity track team They include, front row. Clay Gustaveson. Jeff Thomas Marvin Harper. Duane Atwood Mike Collear Gary lenon. Tom Katseanes. Raymond Matsura. Jeff Hoskins 2nd row Brent Dayley. Barry Smith. Mark Miner. Dennis Hawkes. Randy Daw David Bryce Tom Morris. Bary Elison. Keith Fowler. David Draper Managers Virgil Tendoy. Brad Thomas 3rd row Coach Abbott. Kevin Cammack Kay Adams. Mark Palmer. Lanny Cunningham. Greg Hoskins. Delbert Loosli. Mike Gregory Doug Jones. John Behrend. Jay Clark. Laverl Womack Boyd Wariack , Senior trackman. Keith Fowler John Behrend is a senior trackman 130 Senior trackman. Lanny Cunningham Mike Collear goes for a leap he is also a senior trackman Senior. Jeff Hoskins, finishes first Senior trackman. Boyd Wariack. strikes a pose Effort shows in Duane Atwoods face as he crosses the finish line Jeff Thomas flies across the hurdles Baseball Team Has Successful Year Blackfoot 3 Madison 0 Blackfoot 1 Minico.... 4 Blackfoot 10 Burley 3 Blackfoot 9 Aberdeen 3 Blackfoot 1 . Bonneville 9 Blackfoot .12 Snake River 0 Blackfoot 3 . . Highland 4 Blackfoot 9 Preston 0 Blackfoot 4 Malad 1 Blackfoot . 4 Madison 2 Blackfoot 8 Burley 1 Blackfoot 4 Minico 2 Blackfoot 4 Bonneville 0 Blackfoot .14 Aberdeen 0 Blackfoot 2 Highland 5 Blackfoot 4 Snake River 1 The Baseball team had a good year with 12 wins out of 16 In the Eastern Idaho State Conference they tied for first place with Bonneville Baseball members are. first row. Frank Wells. Ken Morrell. Larry Ropp. Mark Burrup. Garth Herbst. Robert Billings. Steve Randall. Jack Oyer second row Mike Billings. Blair Spanbauer. Alan Katseanes Billy Hayne. Daryl Ropp. Brett Leavitt Rocky Moldenhauer Jeff Stewart Alan Monson. third row. Coach Skoy. Steve Jensen. Steve Blessmger. Scott Hayward Oenms Moore. Jamie Bischoff Val Covington. Cary Allison. Brian Mattson. Coach Shelly 132 133 Scott Hayward jumps high to catch th« ball Bronco Golf Team Has Year Of Growth This year the golf team experienced a year in whicn tney drafted 11 freshmen into their team of 18 Two sophomores. 2 juniors, and 2 seniors were named as lettermen Despite the fact that the team is young and is made up of over 53% of underclassmen they managed to place 2nd in EIC at Rexburg The varsity team wm-loss record was 1-3 They placed 2nd. 3rd. 4th. or 5th eight times Junior varsity win-loss record was 3-0 They placed 2nd once and 3rd twice The golf team had a chance to show their skill at a 6-way meet held at Blackfoot by placing 3rd Coach Moore said that he was proud to sponsor this team and he was sure that in the next 2 years the team would show great improvement Golf members are. first row Mike Lamprect. Phillip Collear John Vandercreek. Paul Renburg. Steve Hays. Atkins, second row. J O Finley Scott Simonson. Dave Schultz. Gary Johnson Robin McCory senior, tees off V ille mmWmi v ,i ■ §?Si Vi-rV - M3S v;.v - ■ ■ ■ ;r'N L‘•.••■•,• -r- v.fcryv ‘L Jj ,L ; ySsb1 ,A p � •;v3Br- V.uV j©sfc ■ i' a-a' OiQi Mt stfk r v' ' JSx y SRhcdi , lii jSragggwarel h 5 V ■■w. - 7 W '-i ,J ... 11 f': 1 i n ji e®� HI v-V. n--v;: ■ ■:. 'Ipf iv§§i:' %« 4 '.v. £. 1 'v ; cC' -j- v :r ' T'- Tua? w S Sifed gi5y 86wii w 6Q6fcgfc w9( SiR6 •''v- ;r e -sw'1 . ••xiai ir. S; tei!5 mm v %.% ■ :'t-; j .,: f ( • ; i■■-' ■ cJ: v {a( Vr. - '£CMc wVvr5� � jnE. ,A V, .t : ic:!M :v ‘ f Freshmen class officers ere from left to right. Representative Steve Blessmger Vice President. David Price. President. Doug Dance and Secretary. Susan Quinn Freshmen got off to a good start Some people wonder just what being a freshman is like Although they never know exactly unless they become one for a year, an explanation might help Since the best explanation would come from a now-existing freshman, we interviewed some for their opinions One freshman put it this way. Your freshman year is for learning about High School and finding out what you want to do when you come back the next year as a sophomore Another view was. Being a freshman means toppling from the ruling class of eighth grade to the bottom of the ladder and trying to work your way up to the top again Another question we put forth to the class of 75 was. 'What do you think of your own class as freshmen?'' Some, of course, were very enthusiastic while others were very disappointing Most answers were ones of shrugs and. We are okay. I guess. So although the class of '75 has not gotten off to a roaring start. 1975 might turn out to be a very good year after all Freshmen class sponsors are from left to right. Wesley Patterson. Hal Beus. and Kent Taylor 139 FRESHMEN H Adama Died All � OaMto Aaohot JOV And . on Kelly Andaraon Una Andmon Vicki Andmon •� • Atm Danny Atkin Gi mm Bonad S«l v Barru John 0«c« Vicki Back am Banc Banny Ranch Scon Banaon Oond Bargaman Mika Billing Angria B tta- Oa Ann Bmon Oana B� omO � g Julia Black St� va Biaaamgar Vaiana Bowdan Ban Brand) Joay Brantmg Bui� ' B'ookthi Orotin B'owt'i Maiody B-oo Bulk Buck lanca Bomaida Mark Burrup Micfcay Bunaali Cindy Buttar Ranca Butiar Juanita Buttar Roaann Caldwali Uar liA f al I limn '■‘B Y' i 1 Kawwi Cammack Lana� Gapaon Stay Capaon Kim Cat Or I Ckatfin Fr d Chaffin •tally Chaff n Jatf Oandlai Cmdy Chapman Kavm Clark Kitrana Cody Lou Jaan Condo Oanght Cook Wally Cook Elama Coopar Cmdy Cottroll 140 Pw� Craft Mon� CnttOMfl G Culta KnttMta Dati' Doug Dano Jimmy Oann MtcKall Oann Rabacc Oann � Katfty Darn Oabbn Oav� EMabatn Dacha� David D f Janta� Dofl Dmnd Orapa Dat� � � 0� � « � IC «n tti Ounn Jona Oumay Jack Oya� Ptt Em� Oanna Cinon T •'-«« Evan Ma� t(yn E ■ � Faulatt Facfcaraii -M- - r M il rt Kn� ty Fata� Enc fan irud (Carry F lad FagW ferrati Ea� Famn J.O Finlay Kattvy F� � � ton Ckmtmt fraramr Bobby Frank imi Jaff Fnadail David Fumo Freshmen cheerleaders are from top to bottom Debbie Daw Jone Durney and Lou Jean Condie 141 Not too close fans, there's enough for all. remarks Mark Burrup Scott Ham Lti Ham Robyn H«'x Gail Hmtmon LaOonna Handncfct Dabtaa Hanman Marian H.n Danial Mmcfclay Maria Htnnckton Dorothy Mobbt OattaaHona Jarnlyn Hona Shauna Nona Shaldon Hona Bath Hopaon Mika Morroek Mrtoy Howu Rodnay Hufhat Tommy Hjf«i Rooarta Huttz Rutaall Hunt Pawtatta Jackman Sutar Jannmpt Linda Janaan Stava Jantan M haa Jaa Roay John Gary John ton Oom Jonat Larry Jonat Vatarta Jonat Jama1 Jut «a tan Julia Juttaaan Rick Karaham Kathy Kmf Richard Koch Ramona Konuhi Cindy Krumanackar Thomaa Kune Mika Lampracht Su anna Lanton Carol Lam Lorm L tya Krmt LOakland Ann Loaai i Chartana L uncator d Oond Luthy Ricky McOamai 142 etrl mots “«X P� C •� ‘4 r� o MHM4 09 0 “nn •««••a •OiuOM «PoA.8 uk«u� m «imoi A«|ijo M(ns � � 0 ««pMutps M t ! OOd .«.£) U M� $ ©« ««I •«•tnoMM «uuog M tpn «U uoy KWIS «NM IlMMOu uuy«G « •1404 uor « 0 U J« oi A «• •' «•w Mqnr MxnS WOMIOM 00 0 “J� � l AuOx utMums 1“A «t� •3.� d IV UMUOIU � � ws � r X «Q W 1 fl � « )« 'X� PO vot •4 t S MS uwns u« � mq«u uow ig pun puouMy � noa '- � . •uu Hfi If I MUMPS «• tMM O U � S •� •« • • S i 145 SOPHOMORES The Class of 1974 started off the year with a lot of enthusiasm We were hoping to do better in every challenge put before us We showed this by winning the Spirit Stick and Brush at Pep Assemblies One of our class projects was a Candy Sale, which was a moderate success of $250 00 We had a traditional Sophomore Hop on March 17 As we gained status in the high school by having one year of experience behind us. we could now join almost all the clubs at the beginning of the year The boys also populated most of the Junior Varsity teams and some of the Varsity, proving indeed that we were an ambitious class We found that our class spirit originated with our Class Officers. Wendy McNeil. Debbie Kershaw. Carol Barnard, and Scott Stufflebeam Although we regretfully had to say good-bye to our President. Wendy McNeil at semester She was replaced by Debbie Kershaw Mike Wixom was elected new Vice-Pres Our spirited leaders for 1971-1972 Far Right President Wendy McNeil Upper Center Secretary Carol Barnard Center Vice-President Debbie Kershaw and Representative Scott Stufflebeam Below Class Sponsors-left to right. Mr Renn Rock. Mr Dene Carson, and Mr Leon Perkos Kay Adam Ron Allan Cary Allison Skeet Anderson Debbie Andrus Richard Anthony Dona Armstrong Carol Barnard Jim Barry Noel Beasley Laurel Benson Duane Atwood Roger Barnes Verna Bean Tamara Bennett LeeAnn Benson As everything changed The Younger Generation Richard Plant. Alan Katseannes. Susan Harwell, and Jackie Taylor Brenda Bergener Kathy Black Marilyn Bergeson Herb Bolin Robert Bowman Kurt Braugham Joe Brown Kristy floors Judy Bray Brett Butler Kevin Capson Becky Christensen Nola Cates LeRoy Christensen 147 Jay Clark Paul Clerk Kathy Cloward Phillip Collaer Jim Colson Calvin Cottarall Joy Cunningham Debbie Daley Linda Daley Kristine Davis Rhonda Davis Randy Daw We felt as though we were being moved on a board. Steve Day Kathy Denney Joe Diaz Linda Donais Nora Dreher Kathy Echevarria Wesley Edmo Andy Elison Barry Elison Melinda Ellis Jim Elzea Fred Endow John Erramouspe Karma Eskelsen Linda Evans Marcia Fackrell Terry Fowler Mane Frandsen 148 John Fullmer Cathy Gardner Marlowe Gardner Rick Gardner Ronald Gardner Cheri Gasper Boyd Gianmni David Glarborg Clint Gneiting Michael Gregory Elia Guerra Chris Haas Layne Hammond Lynn Hammond Debra Hansen Kerry Hansen Mary Ann Hansen Randy Hansen Sharon Hansen Cherie Harding Marvin Harper Christina Harris Trenton Harris Keith Hart Susan Harwell Julie Hawker Dennis Hawke Pamela Hawke Mark Henschied Tamra Herbst 149 150 Merri Linn Higginson Terrell Hill Deane Hill Melanie Hillam Robin Hobbs Junichi Holloway Brady Holmes Kirk Hone Robert Hopson Randy Hughes Yolanda Halt Joe Hunter Cindy Hurd Wendy Hyde Kenea Jackman Terri Jackman Karen James Dale Jensen Pete Jensen Tracy Jensen Vicki Jensen Corinne Johnson So we tried to grasp what Linda Hopkins Mr Debit's Sophomore Biology class works to understand biomes Mike Wixom Sheryl Wilson. Mern Linn Higginson read the comics was going on around us. Debra Kershaw Barbara Knox Cheryl Kneip Marty Kocher Terry Kniep Kalynn Kun Roger Lambrou Cmdy Lane Karen Larsen Steve Leafty Bret Leavitt Cheryl Leavitt Greg Lee Gary Lenon T hie da Lewis 151 Terri Lmdholm Paula Lmdtay Oalbert Loos 11 Garth Luncaford Linda Madsan Whit nay Manwanng Stanley Matsura Will McBride Debbie McCoy Alvin McDaniel Pasty McNeel Wendy McNeil Kevin Mecham Linda Metre I Then we acted as if we knew it all Dan Merrill Joe Michelson Joan Miles Pam Miller Lori Mills Mark Miner Mike Miner Nancy Mitchell Debbie Morgan Garth Morris Tommie Morns Katrina M or tense n Caryn Moser Chris Murray Terry Nash Sandy Neiwirth Scott Nelson Debra Nilsson 152 Karl Nilsson Lanny Ogden Robyn Olney Claudia Olson Laurie Olson Reed Packer Richard Plant David Prme Mary Lou Quinn Marcia Racehorse Ida Ramos Rinda Ray Blame Reader Carolyn Reeder Annette Renolds Joyce Rowe Ronald Rowe Doug Rupe Mark Rupe Craig Satterfield Richard Schmitt 153 Rex Schrock Agnes Schrodeder Cheri Schwarz Janice Scott Robyn She I man Steve Siegar Arlin Smith Leah Smith Peter Sorensen Blair Spanbaoer Darwm Spencer Paul Spencer Craig Stallings Scott Stufflebeam Jeff Stuart Linda Summers Sharon Sweet Janet Tauscher David Taylor Jackie Taylor Gaydeen Thibeault Jeff Thomas Kelley Thueson Lynn T own send Graig Urionia Deana Vance Randy Vance Steven Wadsworth Mary Wallace Jay Walters Leslie Waters Brett Watson Kim West Alan White Pam Wilcox Louise Wiliams 154 Sheryl Wilton Mike Wixom Betty Woodland Studying makes the mind grow wiser Chris Murray. Marvin Harper. Linda Evans, and Deana Vance Charlene Woodland Ultimately self-education was the only education. Not Pictured ( ' L i. Paul Yancey Vickie Yorgensen Earnest Anderson Yvonne Anderson Mary Ann Appenay Kim A rave Brantley Batt George Be h rend Leonard Bel grad Robert Billings Dennis Black Nathan Blindman Nita Brookshier Thane Chacon Patty Christ Tomeau Christensen Kathryn Clay son Rosphine Coby Annette Corbeil Suzanne Dance Pam Day ley Barbara Diaz Audrey Dixey Delmer Edmo Sue Evans Stephenita Evening Dora Farmer Mary Faulkner Viola Galloway Albert Gomez Bill Haddon Mike Hernandez Gloria Hibbs Beverly Hill Kirk Jackman Ivanna Jensen Milton Jensen Scott Jex Edward Johnson Terri Kerscher Clair Kofoed Jeff Kofoed Sharen Larsen Diane Leclair Jeff Lewis Margaret Lopez Ernie Ludo Steve Lutz Eldon Marshall Kent McCaray Tommy McNamara Julian Mendez Billie Jo Mittlestedt Christy Moore Elden Moore Todd Morns Lonney Nate Daniel Nelson Frances O'Grady Gayle Orchard William Orchard Deland Osborne Mark Palmer Tina Papse Craig Parish Carol Pfaff Mike Pope joy Dietz Pongah El win Pongah Ray Powell Renee Preacher Delynn Purser Robm Racehorse S her win Racehorse Linda Rends Micheael Roberts Debbie Rodriguez Larry Ropp Rose Saiz Blame Seamons Larry Smith Deb Spaulding Steven Spencer Terry Spidell Terry Spivey Jim Stech Paul Stolworthy Robin Stone Paula Thomas Scott Thomas Ray Thorpe Delbert Timsanico Bill VonderLeith Sharon Waddoups Twlome Wadsworth Sheri Wanlass Taima Ward Klar Werth Mark Wheeler Roxanne Whitworth Andrew Wood Waide Woodland Deborah Wright 155 We Cared The Juniors were the leaders of the school. I don't care who was the oldest I thought the freshmen, sophomores, and the seniors followed the example our class gave. ’ commented class president. Doug Jones Kaydeen Tsukamoto. vice-president replied that Juniors had a lot of class spirit but should have shown more of it. Secretary. Chris Bertm added. We have a lot of big-mouth boys but I thought we had spirit through the year ” This was what representative. Donna Knudson stated about the spirit of the Class of 73. I really thought that the Juniors had a lot of class spirit Maybe we didn't always paint signs or give presentations to the team, but we supported them at the games. Most of the Juniors participated in some kind of activity, from sports to debate We kept up with what was going on in the school Maybe it's because our class cared Junior officers left. Donna Kundson. Representative above Chris Bertm. Secretary, above right. Doug Jones. President Left Kaydeen Tsukamoto. Vice President, above Robert Moore. Mary Broad head Wayne E Lyons Jeanne Adams Jon Andersen Bart Archibald Rhonda Asay Becky Baldwin Julie Bales Terri Barnard Barbara Bean Lyn Beebe Brad Bergener Gary Bergeson Chris Bertin Wendy Bigler Ben Bischoff James Bischoff Debra Black Heber Blackburn Loretta Bolin Steve Bourne Glay Gustaveson proves anyone with a little ambition can make it to the top Douglas Bradshaw Vicki Bramwell Carrie Brantzeg Melissa Broncho Truman Brunette Jeanie Burke Garey Burnside Connie Butler Carla Butt Kelly Byers Robert Carlson Tony Chandler Trina Chapman Bart Christensen Gayle Christensen Mary Christensen Tony Ciccone Mark Clark Vickie Clough Margaret Conan 158 A typical American History class Today s topic is the ancient art of com- munication Alan Conilogue Gail Conn Dan Cont Of Gary Cook Carol Cooper Suzanne Cordon Becky Cottrell Gary Cotterell Brent Daley Dave Dance Perry Daniels Susan Dimos Michele Endow Merlene Eskelsen Joy Evans Linda Exeter Kathy Farris Susan Farris Sally Ferrin Perry Finley Susan Fisher Buddy Fowler Sandra Fowler Dowglas Frugoli Pam Gardner 159 Craig George Charlotte Gerdes Joe Giannini Darwin Gifford Ronda Gneiting Slair Goats Douglas Goble Glay Gustafson LuJeen Hansen Cynthia Hanson Ralph Harding Donetta Harris Michael Harris Richard Hanson Christie Hawkes Bill Hayne Mike Harward 160 Steve Hayes Scott Hayward Lynn Heaton Joyce Hendricks Marsha Hendricks Linda Hillam Jeff Hjelm Carla Hobbs Colleen Hoff Kevin Hogan Lou Hong Lynn Horrocks Roy Lee Howard Tim Hume Kenneth Hunt Randy Hunter Valrie Jackson Cindy James Delma Johnson Dolene Johnson Julie Johnson 161 Douglas Jones Karen Jones Layne Jones Robert Jones Tom Katseanes Catherine Kerr Gary Kershaw Ann Kesler Donna Knudson Teresa Konishi Debby Korth Ellen Kunz Jeff Lass Chris Lawrence Cindy Leavitt Florinda LeClair Kirk Lindholm Paul Lindholm Kathie Loosli Paula Lovell Marjorie Lutz Arlin McDaniel Kelly McKinlay Tammy MacFee Rick Maddox 162 Raymond Matsura Reed Mecham Susan Mendez Trina Chapman, top. Julie Bales, middle, and Linda Reynolds are improving their skills on the bunny hill Valerie Merkley Jeffery Mesowski Utahna Mittelstedt Dale Montague Janece Moody Ron Moon Dennis Moore Craig Moser Neil Murdock Pat Nash Althea Nevada Chris Newbury Kim Novas Joanne Norton Michael Novosad Marlene Olsen 163 Florence Pahneeno Ivana Palfreyman Kerry Park Lee Parsley Jeannine Pfaff Vicki Popejoy James Randall JoAnne Randall Gary Reader Paul Renberg Daniel Retford Linda Reynolds Raymond Rice Paula Rock wood Susan Rooker Neil Russell Danny Sailer Delores Saiz Chris Sanders Don Seamons Adrianna Sheepskin Janette Slaughter Barry Smith Ed Smith Regina Snipe 164 Mike Harward is one of the many Juniors that was struck by the Lonely Heart of 73“ (Michele Endow) Jackie Sproul Dave Stephens Marva Storer Barbara Stott Dee Lynne Thibeault 165 Michelle Thibeault Gma Thomas Dell Thronley Peggy Trebilcock Kaydeen Tsukamoto Lenard VanEps Bob Walker Beckie Walton Miles Walton Nancy Wareing Terri Weaver Karen Weiser Sharlyn Whitten Kathleen Williams La Var Wilmot Not Pictured Rich Allen Bernita Appenay Richard Arave Vince Archibald Merrel Ashley Terrel Ashley Pat Ball Twila Batt Cornell Baxter Joan Beebe Tim Birdsall Dave Bitter Myrna Broncho Allen Brunfield Margaret Burka Stephen Cathey Alan Cornelius Val Covington Doug Cushman Durell Cutler Valerie Dahl Gary Daley Ray Daley Claye Dance Mike Dann Craig Davis Dexter Denny Kay DeRoche Jimmy Dixey Paul Eldridge Jeff Farris Nelson Fred Terry Galbraith Fred Gallege Paul Gardner Paul Gregersen Roberta Gruber Mike Hammond Morgan Hendricks George Hepworth Garth Herbst Brian High Gary Holland Steve Holmes Ken Honas Shane Hone Greg Hoskins Ellen Hultz James Hunter Larry Jaeger Rebecca Jones Ivan Kniffin Elizabeth Knox Althea LaVatta Theresa LaVatta Kenneth Law Kelly McBride Tim McKinlay Charlene McLean Terry McMillan Lindsay Merle Janice Nacke Donna Palmer Connie Pedersen Nancy Pendlebury Susan Pharis Joe Quinn Russell Reynolds Blame Schofield Kathy Simonson Mike Spiegel Lynn Stone Dennis Svancara Nita Teton Galela Teton May da Thomas Larry Three Legs Sally Trautner JoAnn Tweedy Veron Two Eagles Jeinene Tyler Lee Wadsworth Mary Wadsworth Sandy Walder Jacquelyn Wallace Larry Walters Kim Walton Marvin Walton Sam Wilcox Lucy Winters La Verl Womack 166 Above Vicki Bramwell and Chria Berlin prove a girl can never win. whether in pants or dresses Above right Paula Lovell shows she really enioys being a |umor Below right Sponsored by the Julie Johnson fan club Below Cathy Kerr may have been the last person out of the gym but she went out in style 167 Seniors reach the end Above Debbie Jones. Representative Below Mary Soderquist. Vice-President As usual. Seniors surpassed the members of the other classes, both individually and as a group. They stood out in athletics . . and in apathy Seniors looked back on past achievements, ahead to future goals, and at the same time managed to mold the present. Working to improve themselves academically and culturally to meet their future. Seniors improved not only themselves but the school The class of '72. was. in a word, unique1 Above Pam Barnard. Secretary Below Jeff Stewart looking dignified Tracy Barrus Gay Lynne Bauer Richard Baugh Wes Beck John Behrend Eric Bischoff Clifford Bjornberg Steven Bjornberg Judy Bleazard Diane Blessinger Jim Bowman Roger Bray We didn't invent sin, Nathan Brewster Luanne Brown Jerry Burnside June Butler Annette Buttars Kathy Buxton Seth Callister Andy Cates Mary Cannon Jo Lynn Chaffin Sherrye Chaffin Steve Christensen we're just trying to perfect it. Jane Collaer Becky Covington Mike Collaer Gordon Cowley Debbie Conan Jackie Cox Lou Ann Cook Lanny Cunningham Margo Clark Tom Clayson Julie Clifford Diana Clough Sue Sorensen at one of her more shining moments 172 Rende Davis Vicki Davis Rena Daw Renae Daw Debbie Denny Larry Draper Annette Olsen Dye Elison Louise Edmo Dena Engen Debbie Erramouspe Clifford Fairchild Never argue with a foot. The bystander may not be able to tell who is which. David Farmer Fred Faulhaber Brenda Fisher Ken Frandsen Kathy Buxton and Joslyn Nicked aet oreoared for take off Lula Nelson and Joslyn Nickel! help with the watermelon feast 174 Judy Frasure Steve Furio Jackie Furniss Dawn Galbraith Mardene Gerdes Scott Greaves Brenda Gregory Mary Grinell Traci Gustave son Jill Han ft Cliff Hansen Randy Hansen Gail Harper Linda Harris Loretta Harwell R. J. Hawkes 175 Dawnelle Hendricks Tom Hensheid Marlow Herbs! Ross Herbst Rayola Hernandez Lawrence Higginson Tami Hill Tim Hill Lorraine Hollis Janet Horrocks Jeff Hoskins Cliff Howell 176 Marian Jacklin Donna Jackman Steve Jackman Marsha Jacobsen Pam Jensen Denise Jex Conrad Johnson Diane Johnson Mary Johnson Tommy Johnson Debbie Jones Kathi Jones 177 Vickie Jones Steve Kelly Robert Kershaw Trudy Gneiting Kirkpatrick Gregory Kunz Sbelli Later Lynnette Lawson Lane Ledbetter Becky Lewis Carol Lewis Dale Line Phoebe McBride Cory McCormick Robbin McCrory Dianna Clough practices for a perfect performance Stanley McDaniels Gene Madsen Stan Malm Gene Man waring Hal Manwaring Brian Mattson 179 Bob Maughan Vickie Mecham Kevin Merrell Nancy Mesowski Martin Mickelsen John Miller Leland Miller Rick Miller Rocky Moldenhauer Alan Monson Begin to live: today may never end . . . n Carol Moore Susan Neff Suzette Neitzel Kathy Nelson Julie Nilsson Arleen Norland Kathy Buxton finds a new place to relax Lula Nelson Joslyn Nickell Zan Morrell Blaine Neff V. The Senior Year Was a Success The Senior Sponsors performed a good job this year Without their help the Senior-Freshman Assembly would not have been a success With the guidance of Mrs Easter the graduation proceedings were well taken care of The breakfast, the trip, the Senior Ball, and at last graduation commencement were all in the past with the feeling of success The Seniors chose their favorite people for their Senior Favorites Each year a group of Seniors are titled as the favorite Seniors of the year No nominations were accepted, the students were chosen by random ballot The Senior year was a success and enjoyed by the classmates Mrs Easter. Head Sponsor Mr Bolingbroke. Sponsor Mr Homer Sponsor Best All Around. Robin McCrory and Diana Clough Most Athletic. Gloria Rose and Jeff Hoskins Most Humorous: Jams Arnell and Eric Bischoff 183 Joe Ole son Annette Olsen Kim Olsen Robert Olsen Jon Patrick Sheryl Paul Connie Pea Jane Peters Jeff Peterson Sue Pilkington Lurina Prine Cecile Racehorse 184 Able Ramos Noel Ramos Betty Jo Randall Steven Randall JoAnn Reed Sherrie Retford Jana Lee Richardson Richard Roberts Daryl Ropp Gloria Rose Kenneth Sailer Melvin Sal verson 185 Steven Serr Kenneth Shaw Lonnie Smith Raymond Smith Diane Scarbrough Eric Schulz Veralyn Schweissing Judy Simonson Scott Smith Teachers don't realize genius' when they see them, take us for instance. 186 Dianna Clough at a varsity game with Highland Mary Soderquist Teresa Spanbauer Ruth Spencer Jeff Staley Mark Staley Loraine Stolworthy Sherry Stech Jeff Stewart Jolene Stoddart Craig Stuart 187 Rick Stone Barbara Storer Doni Fisher Stuart Sharon Sullivan Becky Taylor Max Taylor Randy Thompson Deanne T hues on Mike Townshend Tammy Truman Kevin Twitched The gang at the Bookstore Teresa Spanbauer Debbie Erramouspe Donna Jackman. Julie Clifford, and Kathy Buxton Dwayne Ugaki John VanDercreek Scott VonDerLieth Susan Wadsworth Nadine Walker Lloyd Walton Lane Ledbetter and Mary Grinned struggle to get up the stairs Gary McKinster carried iniured Powder Puff Football Player Mary Johnson, off the field 190 Kevin Webster Rexann Wheeler Scott Wheeler Boyd Warjack Denny Weaver Debbie Bench Webb Linda Wheelock Ross Wilding Jim Wilson Bill Wren Valerie Wright Steve Yancey Cindy Young Owen Young Stephenie Zilk Keith Fowfer Today high school, tomorrow the world. Not Joyce Ait ken Von Anderson Allen Bench Dyrk Blackburn Mike Conn Lori Crnkovich Lynn Crnkovich Jeniel Daniels Linda Davis Lorena Eldridge Gerald Fangsrud Valerie Faulkner Keith Fowler John Fred Reggie Gardner Brent Hanson Dixie Haynes Teresa Hernandez Steve Huffman Edward Jay Paul Jensen Barry Jones Pictured Edward Jones Steve Jones John Jorgensen Linda Jorgensen Bill Lowe Roger Lusk Gary McKinster Kirk Miles Krystal Myers Adrain Quanda Bonnie Reader Rondey Samuelson Mark Schofield Joe Seamons Bill Siron Reynold Snipe Gary Snow Susan Sorensen Jerry Taylor Denny Teton Verdelia White Buffalo 191 Top Ten Seniors 192 First row Jacque Cox. Valeria Wright. Annette Buttars Second Row Stephanie ZiNc. Ur eg Kunz. Becky Covington. Conrad Johnson. Dawn Gailbraith. Third row. Kevin Twitched. Jeff Elison 193 Vaughn Hawkes Principal Garth Belnap Vice Principal J Conrad Bertm Student Counselor Lucile Ferrin Student Counselor Robert Moore Student Counselor. Coaches Golf Freshman Football Lamar Hagar, Attendance Officer Vice-Principal Garth Belnap contemplates the problems of administrating student body funds. Marilyn Colson, Secretary Afton Johnson, Secretary Margaret Mangum, Secretary Lewis Abbott Anna Alvord Biology I. Varsity Athletics, Type I, and English I Adv. Gymnastics Mary Jane Bertrand Hal Beck Beus Home Economics 1,11, III Math Algebra 197 Dale A. Bolingbroke Steve Bott Becky Bradfield Mary Broadhead U.S. Government Welding I II and English III IV Study Hall Agriculture I II Joseph Cannon Dene Carson Henry R Clark Nancy Coltrin Chemistry Earth Science Earth Science Biology, Botony, Human English I and Drama Physiology, and Zoology I II Joseph Dahle Melvin C. Davis LaRaine Easter Darrell Evans Biology Bookkeeping I II Psychology, and Family Art and Typing I Living Bonnie Gardner Leora K. Hansen College Prep, English and Speech I II and Debate I II Dev. English IV Susan Heninger Glay Allen Homer Horace Kearsley lla H. Kofoed Art Government, Coaches German I II and Algebra I English I Basketball Sophia Lambrou Ellen Lish Carolyn Lyon Wayne E. Lyon English II and French English II and Drama Shorthand and Office Mod. Math III and Practice Mechanical Drawing Linda Martsch English III and College Prep. English Floyd Mortensen Mod. Math III IV and Algebra I II Jay C. Mortensen Vocational Agriculture, and Agr. Occupations Suzanne Murphy Economics Business Law. and Type II Hugh Owens Maude Owens Merrill Palmer Mod. Math IV. Algebra II and English III and Dev. English American History and Electronics II III Student Government Wes Patterson History and Assistant Football Coach 199 Joseph Parker Woodshop and Industrial Arts Marilyn Petersen English II and BroncCadettes Leon B. Perkes Mod. Math II and III and Geometry Renn D. Rock Mod. Math II and Algebra Mary Scott Dale Shelley Charles Shepard Gary Skoy Office Practice, Type II and Earth Science and J.V. Geography and World History Physical Education and Personal Type Basketball Coach Football Coach Kent Taylor Joan Thompson Mod. Math I, Algebra I, English II, III and and Wrestling Coach American History Bruce Veibell Myrle Wallace Symphonic Band. Cadet Librarian Band, Choir, and Girls' Chorus Lorraine Watanabe Mary Lee Webber Gordon Woolley Lynn Zehnter Special Education Journalism 1,11, Annual, Spanish 1,11,111,1 V and Physical Education, and English I Freshman Basketball Coach Girls' Track and Volleyball 200 I T Stoddard discusses topics with Dr P Merrill Packer. Stanley Jensen. John Olsen, and Allen Staley Superintendent Loses Life In Crash Blackfoot's Superintendent of Schools I. T. Rip” Stoddard was killed in an automobile accident October 30 Mr. Stoddard s death ended a long career of service to Blackfoot's Schools. He was principal of the Blackfoot Jr. High for 1 Vi years before he took the post of Superintendent in 1959. It was as Superintendent that he served until his death. Mr Stoddard was born September 30. 1918 in Richmond. Utah He was graduated from Utah State University with his Master's degree in 1949 Among other honors. Mr Stoddard was president of the State Superintendent's Association He was elected to that post May 1971. In Memoriam I.T. Stoddard 1918-1971 School District 55 Superintendent 1959-1971 I. T Stoddard and Karl Ferrm taka interests in school activities The school board trustees are seated. Don Hendricks. Al Staley. James Whyte. Dr P Merrill Packer and John Olsen Assistants to the board are standing. Garth Belnap. I T Stoddard. Superintendent of Schools. Class L Olney. and Spence Gardner Imo and I T. Stoddard Measure of this dance Below Secretaries for the District Office are Betty Murray Margaret Mangum. and Dorothy Elison Bottom The School Board members shown here are the link between our community and the public school system These men are elected to their post from the area in which they live and they serve without salary for a term of 3 years They are the reflection of the community’s interest in seeing its children educated They are as shown on the nameplates in front of them. Mr Arthur Hayball. Mr Eugene Berry Mr Don Hendricks. Mr John Olsen, and Mr Allen Staley Gardner, Owens Fill District Posts The appointment of Mr Spence Gardner following the death of Mr I T Rip Stoddard, was one of the most important, though unhappy, activities of the school year Other changes included the appointment of Mr Hugh Owens as Business Manager of the School District and as Needs Assessment of the district The school board meets the second Tuesday of each month. In these meetings, which are open to the public, they discuss all matters of business pertaining to the district Above The flag flies high outside of the Administration Office to remind us of the free public education m America Below The headquarters for all of the education in the district is the Administration Office It is adiacent to Irving Elementary School and houses all of the district personnel Above Superintendent of Schools. Mr Spence Gardner No stranger to the district, he has been Assistant Superintendent for many years Mr Gardner became Supt following the tragic death of Supt I T Stoddard in October 1971 203 Below Mr Eugene Berry and Supt Gardner begin lo get set up for the May 9. 1972 regular school board meeting Right Leaving the Administration Office to perform their various tasks are I to r Betty McMullm. speech therapist. Mae Endow school nurse Arva Lovell, speech therapist, and Jean Johannessen school nurse District Personnel Unify Education Above The daily school lunches were prepared by the industrious cooks From left to right are Margaret Brown Rose Mary Jones and Irene Baker Lillien McFee is not pictured 1971-72 Was A Year Of Accomplishment The new government system ana constitution proved to be workable and helpful New events were tried, such as the class assemblies, which were successful The school project was decided to be beautification of the school Two thousand dollars of the four thousand needed was raised Beautification began with the planting of some trees As the year drew to an end things began to be completed Graduation was planned with much difficulty and much time Measuring for caps and gowns, planning the trip to Lagoon, and getting commencement exercises were finally underway after much work and time. Dr Bud Davis. President of Idaho State University, was the speaker at graduation The year 1971-72 was a success and many things were accomplished. The changes in the curriculum were beneficial and different. Change was accomplished I'll TKU ;on vf n at I'm 1)01X0 TO PltOTKTI IXVIUOXNBXTAL POLLUTIO . I'M TAKIXO IX C Aim OX DIOXIllK HUT XOT I.KTTIXO OUT OXYOKX 206 209 AMERICAN POTATO CO. SUNSP CED JOHNY'S GLASS AND PAINT Auto A House Glass Auto A House Paints A Art Supplies 358 W. Bridge HALE'S DRUG 78 N. Broadway 785-2244 M H OFFICE SUPPLY BOOK STORE R.M. MOLDENHAUERS 101 W. PACIFIC MAX YIELD Says SIMPLOTS SOILBUILDERS FERTILIZERS • CHEMICALS (This is Our Business not a Sideline) Idaho Falls — St. Anthony Rockford Farm Supply — Blackfoot Aberdeen and American Falls IDAHO PRODUCTS MADE WITH IDAHO LABOR AND RAW MATERIALS LOCATED WEST OF BLACKFOOT 211 BLOCKS Latest in ladies and men's FASHIONS 95 S. Broadway 785-0070 MAY’S Flower Music 99 W. 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Melvin 1 98 Easter. LaRaine 52.182.198 Elison. Dorothy 202 Endow. Mae 205 Evans. Darrell 198 Ferrin. Karl 201.204 Ferrin. Lucille 65.1 96 Gardner. Arthur 204 Gardner. Bonnie 16.67.198 Gardner. Spence 201.203.205 Hagar. LaMar 197 Hansen. Leora 40.198 Hawkes. Vaughn 3.196 Hayball. Arthur 202 Haynes. Elmo 204 Hendricks. Don 201.202 Henmger. Susan 42.199 Homer. Glay 11.108.109.182.199 Hong. Jerry 10 Jensen. Stanley 201 Johannessen. Jean 205 Johnson. Afton 197 Jones. Rose Mary 205 Kearsley. Horace 80.199 Kofoed. I la 17.73.199 Lambrou. Sophia 199 Lish. Ellen 199 Lipovac. Pete 79 Lovell. Arva 205 Lyon. Carolyn 1 99 Lyon. Wayne 1 56.199 Index McMullin. Betty 205 Mangum. Margaret 197.202 Martsch. Linda 16.69.199 Mortensen. Edwin 204 Mortensen. Floyd 59.199 Mortensen. Jay 1 5.38.199 Moore. Bob 95.106.1 56.196 Murphy. Suzanne 199 Murray. Betty 202 Olney. Cless 201.204 Olsen. John 201.202 Owens. Hugh 199.204 Owens. Maude 67.199 Packer. Dr P Merrill 201 Palmer. Merrill 30.95.199 Parker. Joseph 200 Patterson. Wesley 9.139.199 Perkes. Leon 68.146.200 Petersen. Marilyn 56.57.61.200 Pugh. Adrian 204 Randall. Jean 204 Rock. Renn 10.72.146.200 Salisbury. Virgil 204 Schofield. Jay 204 Scott. Mary 41.200 Shelley. Dale 62.106.113.132.200 Shephard. Charles 72.79.200 Skoy. Gary 9.100.105.132.200 Smith. Delroy 204 Staley. Allen 201.202 Stoddard. I T 201 Summers. Clella 204 Taylor. Kent 116.11 7 118.126.139. 200 Thompson. Joan 65.69.200 Veibell. Bruce 46.47 48.200 Wallace. Merle 65.200 Watanabe. Lorraine 64.200 Webber. Mary Lee 34.36.200 Whyte. James 201 Woolley. Gordon 78.11 5.200 Zehnter. Lynn 71.123.200 Seniors Adams. Lee 39.169 Adams. Linda 48.53.169 Ainsworth. Peggy 39.41.169 Aitken. Joyce Allison. Christine 9.29.38 64.169 Anderson. Traci 56.169 Anderson. Von Andrus. Joyce 29.41.65.169 Arnell. Jams 56.57.60.65.87.89.169. 183 Atwood. Rhonda 38.1 69 Baker. Becky 1 50.169 Barnard. Pamela 30.56,87.60.61.66. 67.68.69.80.168.169 Barrus. Tracy 39.67.81.1 70 Bauer. Gay Lynne 1 70 Baugh. Richard 170 Beck. Wesley 1 70 Behrend. John 43.63.121.128.130. 170 Bench. Allen Bischoff. Eric 43.63.189.126.127.1 70 178.183 Bjornberg. Clifford 1 70 Bjornberg. Steven 1 70 Blackburn. Dyrk Bleazard. Judy 41.69.1 70 Blessinger. Diane 34.41.1 70 Bowman. Jim 72.78.1 70 Bray. Roger 63.68.126.127 Brewster. Nathan 63.116.1 17.171 Brown. Luanne 31.41.61.68.69.1 71 Burnside. Jerry 46.48 52.1 71 Butler. June 39.1 71 Buttars. Annette 24.41.171.192 Buxton. Kathy 7.31.76.80.174.171. 181.188 Calhster. Seth 67 84.94.102.1 71 Cannon, Mary 31.39.67.73.88 Cates. Andy 19.38.85.1 71 Chaffin. Jolynn 171.182 Chaffin. Sherrye 39.65.70.171 Christensen. Steve 171 Clark. Margo 41.69.1 72 Clayson. Tom 1 72 Clifford. Julie 41.73.172.188 Clough. Dianna 25.27 40.61.67.80.86. 94.99.179.172.187.183 Collaer. Jane 39.67.70.71.74.84.1 72 Collaer. Michael 70.71.121.128.129 130.172.183 Conan. Debbie 172 Conn. Mike 50 Cook. Louann 24.29.66.67.80.88 124. 125.126.127.172 Covington. Becky 29.56.57.61.80.172. 192.65.66.67 Cowley. Gordon 1 72 Cox. Jacque 48.53.80.1 72.192 Crnkovich. Lori 19.31.48.53.80 Crnkovich. Lynn 19.48.53.84 Cunningham. Lanny 27.63.66.70,100. 102.103.104.128.129.130.1 72 Daniels. Jemel Davis. Linda Davis. ReNae 1 73 Davis. Vicki 41.173 Daw. Rena 61.173 Daw. Renee 87 94.99.1 73 Denney. Deborah 10.173 Dixey. Alan 39 Draper. Larry 30.31.66.67.89 173 182 220 Edmo. Louise 40.79.1 73.201 Elison. Jeff 29.30.31.32.89.126.127. 173.183 192 Engen. Dena 29.40,42.75.173 Erramouspe. Debra 10.56.57.60.123, 124.125.126.127.173.188 Fairchild. Cliff 27.66.1 73 Farmer. David 1 74 Faulhaber. Fred 15.75,174 Fisher. Brenda 41.80.174 Fisher. Dom Sue 84.188 Fowler. Keith 63.107.128.130.191 Frandsen. Ken 63.84,100.102.104, 121.174 Frasure. Judy 78.1 74 Furio. Steve 1 74 Furniss. Jackie 25.29.30.31.32.56.57. 60.67.86.87.88.174 Galbraith. Dawn 12.31.36.75.80.1 74.192 Gerdes. Mardene 48.1 75 Greaves. Scott 66.68.119.1 75 Gregory. Brenda 61.68.69.1 75 Grinned. Mary 24 41.70.1 75.1 89.183 Gustaveson. Tracey 65.66.67.70.123. 124.175 Hanft. Jill 41.69.175 Hanson. Brent 1 75 Hansen. Cliff 39.1 75 Hansen. Randy 1 75 Harper. Gail 41.50.65.81.175 Harris. Linda 38.1 75 Harwell. Loretta 43.67.70.1 75 Hawkes. R.J 116.117.175 Hendricks. Dawned 38.74.176 Henscheid. Tom 19.31.42.80.176 Herbst. Marlow 1 76 Herbst. Ross 63.66.11 6.1 17.121.122. 176 Hernandez. Rayola 176 Higgmson. Lawrence 10.31.59.63.66. 68.69.80.84 100.102.176 Hid. Tami 56.57.60.70.176 Hill. Tim 46.48 56.57.176 Hollis. LaRame 41.1 76 Horrocks. Janet 56.57.61.66.67.89. 123.124.176 Hoskins. Jeff 27.31.50.62.63.66 87 100.103.104.102.108.109.112.128. 134.176.183 Howell. Cliff 70.89.121.122.176 Jacklm. Marian 48.52.64 177 Jackman. Donna 56.57.61.123.177. 188 Jackman. Steven 66.68.1 77 Jacobson. Marsha 23.48.52.65.80. 177 Jensen. Pam 3.7.43.56.57.123.124, 125.126.127.177 Jensen. Paul 29 Jex. Damse 1 77 Johnson. Conrad 46.48.59.72.80.1 77. 192 Johnson. Diane 78.177 Johnson, Mary Louise 31.56.57.60.65. 66.67.80.177.189 Johnson. Tommy 1 77 Jones. Barry 27.63.66.68.89 Jones. Deborah 22.30.44.60.61.67. 80.83.89.92.168.177 Jones. Kathi 78.177 Jones. Steve 84 Jones. Vicki 1 78 Jorgensen. Linda 38 Kelley. Steve 38.1 78 Kershaw. Robert 39.63.1 16.1 17.121. 178 Kirkpatrick, Trudy 43.1 78 Kunz. Gregory 10.19.59.75.1 78.192 Later. Shelli 178 Lawson. Lynne 43.1 78 Ledbetter. Layne 63.66.70.100.103. 102.178.189 Lewis. Carol 41.48.53.1 78 Lewis. Rebecca 41.178 Line. Dale 1 79 Lowe. Bill 39 Lusk. Roger 39.81 McBride. Phoebe 31.65.67.85.91. 179 McCormick. Cormne 1 79 McCrory Robbm 5.30.50.63.66.89. 95.108 109.1 11.136.168.179.183 McDaniel. Stanley 22.48.50.1 79 McKmster. Gary 84.1 89 Madsen. Gene 48.52.1 79 Malm. Stan 38.1 79 Manwaring. Genae 50.60.61.179 Manwaring. Hal 45.1 79 Mattson. Brian 66.68.132.134.1 79 Maughn. Bob 180 Mecham. Victoria 19.24.30.31.32.36 80 180 Merrell. Kevin 38.180 Mesowski. Nancy 180 Mickelsen. Martin 80.180 Miller. John R 178.180 Miller. Leland 180 Miller. Rick 180 Moldenhauer. Rocky 70.94,100.102. 108 109.121.132.135.180 Monson. Alan 63.132.135.180 Moore. Carol 43.181 Morrell. Zan 29.181 Neff. Blame 181 Neff. Susan 181 Neitzel. Suzette 41.74.81.181 Nelson. Kathleen 48.53.67.80.88 181 Nelson. Lula 43.174.181 Nicked. Joslyn 29.50.70.1 74.181 Nilsson. Julie 42.181 Norlund. Arleen 39.67.73.181 Olsen. Anette 41.61.69.73 Oleson. Joe S 38.184 Olsen. Kimberly 24.50.67.69.70.73.1 84 Olsen. Robert 66.184 Patrick. Jon 184 Paul. Sheryl 41.184 Pea. Connie 41.184 Peters. Jane 41.69.184 Peterson, Jeff 66.184 Pilkington. Sue 184 Prme. Lurena 74.184 Racehorse. Cecile 184 Ramos. Able 78.185 Ramos. Noel 78.185 Randall. Betty Jo 39.41.185 Randall. Steve 132.134.185 Reader. Bonnie 39 Reed. JoAnn 10.73.80.185 Retford. Sherrie 38.185 Richardson. Jana Lee 185.50.73 Roberts. Richard 185 Ropp. Daryl 108.109.132.133.134.185 Rose. Gloria 3.24 41.56.57.61.87.123. 124.125.126.127.183.185 Sailer. Kenneth 185 Salverson. Melvin 185 Samuelson. Rodney 70 Scarbrough. Diane 19.25.65.66.67.80. 180.186 Schulz. Eric 19 59.68.78.80.186 Schweissing. Veralyn 74.80.25.65.186 Seamons. Joe 42 Serr. Steven 46.52.59.68.77.186 Shaw. Kenneth 43.186 Simonson. Judith 38 186 Smith. Lonnie F 186 Smith. Raymond 186 Smith. Scott 186 Snipe. Reynold 79 Snow. Gary 66 Soderquist. Mary 30.80.168.187 Sorensen. Susan 25.31.56.60.67.83. 99.172 Spanbauer. Teresa 31.41.61.69.73. 188.187 Spencer Ruth 41,187 Staley. Jeff 70.187 Staley. Mark 63.108.109.187 Stech. Sherry 41.187 Stewart. Jeff 63.66.87.88.100.102.103. 104.121.132.134.168.187 Stoddart. Jolene 187 Stolworthy. Lorraine 35.56.57.61.1 87 Stone. Rick 187 Storer. Barbara 38.187 Stuart. Craig 84.187 Sullivan. Sharon 19.48.53.83.188 Taylor. Becky 56 73.86.188 Taylor. Max 66.188 Teton. Denny 39.79 Thompson. Randy 188 Thueson. Deanne 27.61.66.67.80.88. 99.191.188 Townsend. Mike 46 48.52.70.188 Truman. Tammy 50.65.84.188 Twitched. Kevin 40.73.80.183.188. 192.193 Ugaki. Dwayne 10.46 48.52.70.188 221 Van Dercreek. John 10.12.19.29.59.62. 68.69.108 109.136.137.189 Von Der Lieth. Scott 189 Wadsworth. Susan 41.65.66.67.189 Walker. Nadine 66.67.189 Walton. Lloyd 189 Warjack. Boyd 12.63.107.128.131.190 Weaver. Denny 70.121.190 Webb. Debra 190 Webster. Kevin 89.190 Wheeler. Rexann 190 Wheeler. Scott 10.19 29.30.32.66.68. 80.190 Wheelock. Linda 70.73.89.190 Wilding. Ross 38.190 Wilson. Jim 42.190 Wren. Bill 63.108.109.191 Wright. Valerie 10.25 31.73.74.75 80 183.191.192.193 Yancey. Stephen 15.63,68.69.80.191 Young. Cynthia 191 Young. Owen 191 Zilk. Stephanie 14.25 29.67.78 80. 191.192 Juniors Adams. Jeanne 67.69.1 57 Andersen. Jon 63.121.1 57 Archibald. Bart 66.70.80.90.94.157 Archibald. Vince 1 57 Asay. Rhonda 69.74.157 Baldwin. Becky 79.1 57 Bales. Julie 157.163 Ball. Pat 39 Barnard. Terne 64.69.1 57 Bean. Barbara 39.42.47.73.80.157 Beebe. Joan 29.36.43.57.61.67.70. 87.88.92.95 Beebe. Lyn 72.116.157 Bergeman. Joe 12.166 Bergener. Brad 66.67.90.157 Bergeson. Gary 1 7.1 57 Bertin. Christine 29.30.36.60.67.68.69. 73.80.156.157 Bigler. Wendy 50.57.61.67.88.95. 157 Bischoff. Ben 39.1 57 Bischoff. James 100.132.157 Bitter. Dave 12 Black. Debra 1 57 Blackburn. Heber 1 57 Bolin. Loretta 38.61.74.157 Bourne. Steve 1 57 Bradshaw. Douglas 1 58 Bramwell. Vicki 36.38 40.53.60.67. 158 Brantzeg. Carrie 29.59.1 58 Broncho. Melissa 1 58 Brunette. Truman 1 58 Burke. Margaret 6 Burke. Jeame 38.1 58 Burnside. Carey 23.46.48.52.69.84. 119.158 Butler. Connie 1 58 Butt. Carla 17.36.60.69.73.80.158 Byers. Kelly 29 59.66.80.1 58 Carlson. Robert 38.1 58 Chandler. Tony 36.48 53.1 58 Chapman. Trina 36.1 58.163 Christensen. Bart 50.158 Christensen. Gayle 1 58 Christensen. Mary 21.29.57.65.67. 80.95.158 Ciccone. Tony 48.121.1 58 Clark. Mark 158 Clough. Vickie 67.70.93.123.124 1 58 Conan. Margaret 158 Comlogue. Alan 12.159 Conn. Gail 1 59 Contor. Dan 1 59 Cook. Gary 1 59 Cooper. Carol 38.69.73.74 1 59 Cordon, Suzanne 43.57.60.73.85.1 59 Cottrell. Becky 84.1 59 Cotterell. Gary 12.159 Covington. Val 11.73.108.111.1 52 Dahl. Valerie 39.47 Daley. Brent 63.100.116.121.128.1 59 Dance. Claye 29.107 Dance. Dave 11.100 Daniels. Perry 1 59 Davis. Craig 39 Dimos. Susan 38.64.69.1 59 Endow. Michele 36.60.67.69.73.89. 99.159.165 Eskelsen Merlene 60.61.67.69.1 59 Evans. Joy 50.57.61.67.69.74.159 Exeter. Linda 29.67.69.1 59 Farris. Kathy 11.1 7.1 59.1 60 Ferrin. Sally 38 69.1 59 Finley. Perry 78.1 59 Fisher. Susan 22.50.74.80.1 59 Fowler. Buddy 12.159 Fowler. Sandra 1 59 Frugoli. Douglas 1 59 Gardner. Pamela 1 59 Gardner. Paul 38 George. Craig 38.160 Gerdes. Charlotte 160 Giannim. Joe 1 60 Gifford. Darwin 160 Gneitmg. Ronda 38.39 61.69.160 Goates. Blair 70.71.90.160 Goble. Douglas 50.66.70.90.160 Gustaveson. Clay 70.71.121.128.129. 160 Hanson. Cynthia 93.160 Hansen. LuJeen 22.48.50.52.74.80. 160 Hansen. Richard 121.160 Harding. Ralph 31.70.72.160 Harris. Donetta 39.47.160 Harris. Michael 66.90.100.113.114 160 Harris. Michelle 73 Harward. Mike 20.48.52.68.70.80.88. 90.160.165 Hawkes. Christie 48.53.67.94.160 Hayne. Bill 11.17.63.100.108.112. 132.133.160 Hayes. Steve 136.137.161 Hayward. Scott 20.63.66.70 86.100. 132.133.161 Heaton. Lyna 161 Hendricks. Joyce 74.161 Hendricks. Marsha 161 Herbst. Garth 132 High. Brian 52.63.86.100.116.121 Hillam. Linda 29.50.60.67.73.161 Hjelm. Jeff 161 Hobbs. Carla 73.161 Hoff. Colleen 161 Hogan. Kevin 20.29.40.59.80.90.161 Holland. Gary 42.121 Honas. Ken 39.81 Hong. Lou 29.161 Horrocks. Lynn 46.48.52.161 Hoskins. Greg 66 67 88.100.106.107. 108.121.128 Howard. Roy Lee 161 Hume. Tim 94.161 Hunt. Kenneth 20.48.59.75.80.161 Hunter. Randy 113.161 Jackson. Valne 39.47.161 James. Cindy 39.40.60.61.67.68.69. 73.161 Johnson. Delma 22.50.161 Johnson. Jolene 161 Johnson. Julie 29.57.60.67.80.93.1 61 Jones. Douglas 20.30.63.66.70.88. 95.100.108 110.112.128.156.162 Jones. Karen 74.162 Jones. Layne 29.42.66.70,162 Jones. Rebecca 22.50.66.67.84.88 Jones. Robert 78.162 Katseanes. Tom 70.128.129.162 Kerr. Catherine 27.29 57.61 65.66.67. 80.87.88.95.162 Kershaw. Gary 162 Kesler. Ann 43 44 57.60.67.88.95.162 Knox. Elizabeth 11.73 Knudson. Donna 21.30.57.60.67.73.74 80.90.92.95.156.162 Komshi. Teresa 21.29 30.31.32.48 52.60.69.80.162 Korth. Debby 162 Kunz. Ellen 59.162 Lass. Jeff 6.162 Lawrence. Chris 162 Leavitt. Cindy 36.60.67.88.94.99.162 LeClair. Florinda 79.162 Lindholm. Kirk 36.162 Lmdholm. Paul 100.162 Loosli. Kathie 162 222 Lovell. Paula 59.74.162 Lutz. Marjorie 162 McDaniel. Arlm 162 McKmlay. Kelly 46.48 52.162 McLean. Charlene 57.61.67 MacFee. Tammy 162 Maddox. Rick 1 62 Matsuura. Raymond 38.100.116.128. 163 Mecham. Reed 163 Mendez. Susan 163 Merkley. Valerie 57.61.73.84,95.163 Merle. Lindsay 47.50.74 Mesowski. Jeffrey 72.1 63 Mittlestedt. Utahna 39.81.163 Montague. Dale 163 Moody. Janece 60.67.69.73.76.80. 163 Moon. Ron 163 Moore. Dennis 11.1 7.63.100.108.1 60. 163 Moser. Craig 1 63 Murdock. Neil 163 Nash. Pat 70.163 Nevada. Althea 163 Newbury. Chris 163 Novas. Kim 61.67.88.95.99.163 Norton. Joanne 38.78.163 Novosad. Micheal 163 Olsen. Marlene 163 Pachneeno. Florene 164 Palfreyman. Ivana 54.164 Palmer. Donna 29.40.57.61.67.70.84. 94 Park. Kerry 164 Parsley. Lee 1 64 Pedersen. Connie 47 Pendlebury. Nancy 39 Pfaff. Jeanmne 47.1 64 Phans. Susan 35.1 59 Popejoy. Vicki 1 64 Quinn. Joe 63.66.70.84.100 Randall. James 12.164 Randall. JoAnne 57.61.73.87.164 Reader. Gary 78.164 Renberg. Paul 136.137.164 Retford. Daniel 1 64 Reynolds. Linda 163.164 Rice. Raymond 1 64 Rockwood. Paula 43.67.70.88.92.95. 123.125.164 Rooker. Susan 39.164 Russell. Neil 164 Sailer. Danny 29.48.52.164 Saiz. Delores 61.1 64 Sanders. Chris 48.53.1 64 Seamons. Don 164 Sheepskin. Adrianna 164 Simonson. Kathy 74 Slaughter. Janette 31.36.80.123.127. 164 Smith. Barry 38 48.52.84.108.128.164 Smith. Ed 70.164 Snipe. Regina 79.164 Sproul. Jackie 165 Stephens. Dave 23.46.48.52.84.11 6. 165 Stone. Lynn 81 Storer. Marva 67.69.165 Stott. Barbara 23.48.52.68.69.80.84. 165 Teton. Nita 79 Thibeault. DeeLynne 165 Thibeault. Maichelle 166 Thomas. Gina 36.123.166 Thornley. Dell 12.166 Three Legs. Larry 107 Trebilcock. Peggy 22.50.60.67.69.78. 80.166 Tsukamoto. Kaydeen 17.21.30.40.61. 80.156.166 TwoEagles. Vernon 12 Van Eps. Lenard 166 Wadsworth. Mary 79 Walker. Bob 20.27.63.66.70 84.100. 106.118.119.121.166 Walker. Sandy 50 Walton. Beckie 38.61.74 Walton. Miles 48.52.59.1 66 Waremg. Nancy 50.74.1 66 Weaver. Terri 166 Weiser. Karen 79.166 Whitten. Sharlyn 166 Williams. Kathleen 40.42.80.166 Wilmot. LaVar 38.166 Womack. LaVerl 100.101.1 16.11 7. 128 Wray. Tom 166 Ziegenbem. Patricia 69.74.166 Sophomores Adams. Kay 48.52.113.114.128.147 Allen. Ron 38.147 Allison. Cary 100.113.132.147 Anderson. Earnest 1 55 Anderson. Harold 147 Anderson. Yvonne 38.48.1 55 Andrus. Deborah 10.147 Anthony. Richard 38.147 Appenay. Mary Ann 39.1 55 Arave. Kim 58.61.67.155 Armstrong. Dona 29.147 Atwood. Duane 63.128.129.131.147 Barnard. Carol 30.60.67.146.147 Barnes. Rodger 147 Barry. Jim 147 Batt. Brentley 1 55 Bean. Verna 29.58.123.147 Beasley. Noel 147 Behrend. George 1 55 Belgarde. Leonard 1 55 Bennett. Tamara 61.147 Benson. Laurel 29.74 147 Benson. Lee Ann 147 Bergener. Brenda 147 Bergeson. Marilyn 147 Billings. Robert 132.155 Black. Dennis 1 55 Black. Kathy 61.147 Blmdman. Nathan 155 Bolin. Herb 6.86.100.147 Bowman. Bob 78.147 Bowers. Kristy 38.147 Branghan. Kurt 9.119.147 Bray. Judy 123.124.125.127.147 Brookshier. Nita 1 55 Brown. Joe 147 Butler. Brett 38.147 Capson. Devin 147 Cates. Nola 29.35.147 Chacon. Thane 119.155 Christ. Patty 1 55 Christensen. Beckie 147 Christensen. LeRoy 39.119.147 Christensen. Tomeau 1 55 Clark. Jay 46.48.52.63.128.148 Clark. Paul 148 Clayton. Kathryn 1 55 Cloward. Kathy 29.78.148 Coby. Rosphme 79 Collaer. Phillip 136.137.148 Colson. Jim 38 68.70.81.121.148 Corbeil. Annette 1 55 Cotterell. Calvin 29.11.148 Cunningham. Joy 29.59.61.67.90.148 Daley. Debbie 78.148 Daley. Linda 148 Dance. Suzanne 35.67.74.1 55 Davis. Kristine 60.148 Davis. Ronda 61.67.69.78.148 Daw. Randy 63.107.128 Dayley. Pam 90.1 55 Denney. Kathy 148 Diaz, Barbara 1 55 Diaz. Joe 39 72.147.148 Dixey. Audrey 1 55 Donais. Linda 148 Dreher. Nora 29.35.67.148 Echevarria. Kathy 67.78.148 Edmo. Delmer 1 55 Edmo. Wesley 86.100.148 Elison. Andy 48.52.148 Elison. Bary 113.128.148 Ellis. Melinda 52.148 Elzea. Jim 48.52.148 Endow. Fred 46.48.52.68.72.78.148 Erramouspe. John 38.116.148 Eskelsen. Karma 148 Evans. Linda 35.59.148.1 55 Evening. Stephemta 155 Farmer. Dora 1 55 Faulkner Mary 1 55 223 Fowler. Terry 148 Frandsen. Marie 148 Frandsen. Marie 148 Fullmer. John 149 Galloway. Viola 1 55 Gardner. Cathy 50.67.78.149 Gardner. Marlowe 46.48.52.149 Gardner. Rick 17.149 Gardner. Ronald 47.68.149 Gasper. Cheri 149 Giannini. Boyd 149 Glarborg. David 46.48 52.59.149.72. 78 Gneiting. Clint 39.149 Gomez. Albert 1 55 Gregory. Mike 48.52.59.63.107.128. 149 Guerra. Elia 60.78.149 Haas. Chris 39.60.67.149 Haddon. Bill 38.155 Hammond. Layne 121.149 Hammond. Lynn 149 Hansen. Debra 50.61.149 Hansen. Kerry 149 Hansen. Mary Ann 149 Hansen. Randy 39.119.149 Hansen. Sharon 149 Harding. Cherie 40.67.78.149 Harper. Marvin 29.59.66.72.128.129. 149.155 Harris. Christina 149 Harris. Trenton 1 19.149 Hart. Keith 149 Harwell. Susan 12.70.127.147.149 Hawker. Julie 149 Hawkes. Dennis 46.48 52 128 107 149 Hawkes. Pamela 38.149 Henscheid. Mark 46.48.52.72.147. 149 Herbst. Tamra 127.149 Hernandez. Mike 155 Hibbs. Gloria 1 55 Higginson. Merri Linn 40.57.60.67.1 50 Hill. Beverly 155 Hill. Deana 61.67.70.123.150 Hill. Terrell 81.150 Hillam. Melanie 23.29.39.50.60.67. 150 Hobbs. Robin 1 50 Holloway. Junichi 1 50 Holmes. Brady 1 50 Hone. Kirk 6.38 68.70.1 50 Hopkins. Linda 1 50 Hopson. Robert 1 50 Hughes. Randy 1 50 Hult. Yolanda 1 50 Hunter. Joe 38.1 50 Hurd. Cindy 57.60.67.1 50 Hyde. Wendy 47.140 Jackman. Kenea 39.59.69.1 50 Jackman. Kirk 1 55 Jackman. Terry 1 50 James. Karen 34.35.57.60.67.1 50 Jensen. Larry Dale 1 50 Jensen. Pete 38.1 50 Jensen. Ivanna 1 55 Jensen. Milton 1 55 Jensen. Tracy 1 50 Jensen. Vicki 1 50 Jex. Scott 1 55 Johnson. Cormne 50.67 Johnson. Curt 48.52.72.116.1 51 Johnson. Edward 1 55 Johnson. Paul 113.1 51 Johnson. Sue Ann 57.61.67.69.1 51 Jones. Berthelle 47.1 51 Jones. Connie 1 51 Jones. Cynthia 48.52.1 51 Jones. Donna 1 51 Katseanes. Alan 39.70.90.108.113. 132.147.151 Kerscher. Terri 57.61.85.1 55 Kershaw. 146.151 Kneip. Cheryl 78.1 51 Kmep. Terry 59.72.78.151 Knox. Barbara 57.60.67.69.151 Kocher. Marty 57.60.1 51 Kofoed. Clair 1 55 Kofoed. Jeff 1 55 Kunz. Kalynn 1 51 Lambrou. Roger 1 51 Lane. Cindy 48.52.1 51 Larsen. Karen 1 51 Larsen. Sharen 1 55 Leafty. Steve 29.64.1 51 Leavitt. Bret 48.52.81.119.132.1 51 Leavitt. Cheryl 59.61.67.90.127.1 51 LeClair. Diane 39.1 55 Lee. Greg 35.1 51 Lenon. Gary 63.66.70.86.92.100.101. 121.128.129.151 Lewis. Jeff 1 55 Lewis. Thieda 48.53.78.1 51 Lindholm. Terri 61.74.1 52 Lindsay. Paula 60.1 52 Loosli. Delbert 12.68.75.128 1 53 Lopez. Margaret 1 55 Lucio. Ernie 1 55 Lunceford. Garth 119.1 52 Lutz. Steve 1 55 McBride. Will 38.1 52 McCoy. Debra 40.59.61.67.69.78.1 52 McCrary. Kent 1 55 McDaniel. Alvin 22.48.50.1 52 McNamara. Tommy 1 55 McNiel. Patsy 1 52 McNeil. Wendy 146.1 52 Madsen. Linda 35.57.61.67.1 52 Manwaring. Whitney 38.1 52 Marshall. Eldon 1 55 Matsura. Stanley 63.113.1 52 Mecham. Kevin 38 Mendez. Julian 1 55 Merrill. Dan 39.1 52 Merrell. Linda 1 55 Michelson. Joe 1 52 Miles. Joan 60.67.1 52 Miller. Pamela 1 52 Mills. Lon 48.53.90.152 Miner. Mark 39.128.1 52 Mitchell. Nancy 67.1 52 Mittelstedt. Billie Jo 155 Moore. Christy 1 55 Moore. Elden 1 55 Morgan. Debbi 1 52 Morris. Garth Morris. Todd 38.1 55 Morris. Tom 63.86.90.100.108.111. 113.128 152 Mortensen. Katrina 1 52 Moser. Caryn 39.1 52 Murray. Chris 18.80 1 52.1 55 Nash. Terry 38.78.152 Nate. Lonney 50.63.108.1 55 Neiwirth. Sandy 35.1 52 Nelson. Daniel 39.1 55 Nelson. Debra 1 52 Nelson. Scott 38.1 52 Nilsson. Karl 113.153 Ogden. Lanny 68.81.1 53 O'Grady. Frances 1 55 Olney. Robyn 47.67.74.1 53 Olson. Claudia 35.48.53.1 53 Olsen. Laurie 69.1 53 Orchard. Gayle 1 55 Orchard. William 38.1 55 Osborne. Deland 1 55 Packer. Reed 63.86.100.108.110.113. 114.153 Palmer. Mark 59.75.128.155 Papse. Tina 1 55 Parish. Craig 45.1 55 Pfaff. Carol 35.1 55 Plant. Richard 38.39.147.1 53 Popeioy. Mike 1 55 Pongah. Dietz 1 55 Pongah. Elwm 1 55 Powell. Ray 1 55 Preacher. Renee 1 55 Prine. David 1 53 Purser. Delynn 29.59.1 55 Quinn. Mary Lou 29.39.67.74.1 53 Racehorse. Marcia 79.153 Racehorse. Robin 47.79.1 55 Racehorse. Sherwin 1 55 Ramos. Ida 35.78.1 53 Rands. Linda 1 55 Ray. Rinda 40.1 53 Reeder. Carolyn 1 53 Reynolds. Annette 1 53 Roberts. Michael 12.42.155 Rodriguez. Debbie 1 55 Ropp. Larry 132.155 Rowe. Joyce 1 53 Rowe. Ronald 38.1 53 Rupe. Doug 121.1 53 Rupe. Mark 1 53 Saiz. Rose 47.1 55 Satterfield. Craig 1 53 Schmidt. Richard 38 48.52.1 53 Schrock. Rex 1 54 Schroeder. Agnes 60.1 54 Schwarz. Cheri 67.74.1 54 224 Scott. Janice 6 40.60.90.99.1 54 Seamons. Blaine 155 Shelman. Robyn 4.36.1 54 Sieger. Steve 1 54 Smith. Arlm 38.119.154 Smith. Barry 113.1 55 Smith. Leah 38.61.1 54 Sorensen. Peter 1 54 Spanbauer. Blair 100.119.132.1 54 Spaulding. Deb 1 55 Spencer. Darwin 72.1 54 Spencer. Paul 38.1 54 Spencer. Steven 45.1 55 Spidell. Terry 1 55 Spivey. Terry 38.1 55 Stallings. Craig 1 54 Stech. Jim 39.155 Stolworthy. Paul 1 55 Stone. Robin 1 55 Stufflebeam. Scott 30.59.70.89.146. 154 Stuart. Jeff 1 54 Summers. Linda 61.67.70.78.127. 154 Sweet. Sharon 29.48.53.1 54 Tauscher. Janet 35.67.80.1 54 Taylor. David 1 54 Taylor. Jackie 67.70.80.128.127.147. 154 Thibeault. Gaydeen 61.67.1 54 Thomas. Jeff 6.39.63.100.128.129 131.154 Thomas. Paula 1 55 Thomas. Scott 38.1 55 Thorpe. Ray 38.1 55 Thueson. Kelly 72.1 54 Timsamco. Delbert 155 Townsend. Lynn 29.40.67.69.70.78. 154 Uriona. Craig 38.1 54 Vance. Deana 34.35.59.69.1 54.1 55 Vance. Randy 1 54 VonDerLieth. Bill 155 Waddoups. Sharon 1 55 Wadsworth. Steven 1 54 Wadsworth. Twlome 1 55 Wallace. Mary 1 54 Walters. Jay 29.45.78.1 54 Wanlass. Sheri 47.1 55 Ward. Talma 155 Waters. Leslie 12.67.78.154 Watson. Brett 1 54 Werth. Klar 39.81.155 West. Kim 1 54 Wheeler. Mark 1 55 White. Alan Whitworth. Roxanne 1 55 Wifcox. Pam 69.1 54 Williams. Louise 48.50.53.59.67.1 54 Wilson. Sheryl 29.40.67.1 55 Wixom. Michael 29.30.40.1 55 Wood. Andrew 39.1 55 Woodland. Betty 50.1 55 Woodland. Charlene 69,1 55 Woodland. Waide 155 Wright. Deborah 1 55 Yancey. Paul 1 55 Yorgesen. Vicki 74 1 55 Freshmen Adams. Hal 47.106.11 5.140 Allen. David 47.50.52.70.106.120. 140 Anderson. Debbie 140 Anderson. Joy Ann 47.52.140 Anderson. Kelley Jay 81.140 Anderson. Lina 140 Anderson. Vicki 47.52.60.64.140 Anthes. Donald 106 Appenay. Casper 39 Arave. Pete 127.140 Atkins. Danny 6.70.106.119.120.136. 140 Atwood. Ann 40 Baldwin. Stan 39 Ball. Julie 38 Barnard. Gilbert 50.140 Barrus. Sally 60.140 Beck. John 46 47.50.52.70.106.1 13. 136.140 Beck. Vickie 140 Bench. Pamela 140 Bench. Pennie 47.60.140 Benson. Scott 140 Bergeman. David 140 Billings. Mike 50.106.132.140 Bishop. David 72 Bitter. Angela 140 Bitton. DeAnn 39.140 Bjornberg. Diane 140 Black. Julie 29.70.78.140 Blessmger. Steve 50.106 11 5.132. 139.140 Bowden. Valerie 140 Boyer. Marilyn 79 Brandt. Ben 45.140 Brantzeg. Joey 70.106.140 Brookshier. George (Buster) 106.1 1 5 Brower. Christine 38.140 Brower. Melodi 140 Buck. Ruth 140 Burnside. Lance 140 Burrup. Mark 106.11 5.132.140 Burwell. Mickey 140 Butler. Cindy 140 Butler. Ranee 38.81.140 Butler. Steve 38 Buttars. Juanita 38.47.52.140 Caldwell. Roxann47.140 Callison. Marilyn 140 Cammack. Kevin 106.11 5.128.140 Capson. Lanae 64.140 Capson. Stephen 140 Carlson. David 38 Cates. Kim 39.140 Chaffin. Chris 140 Chaffin. Fred 39.70.140 Chaffin. Kelly 70.121.140 Chandler. Jeff 70.140 Chapman. Cindy 38.140 Clark. Kevin 140 Cody. Katrena 38.140 Condie. Lou Jean 29.39.99.140 Cook. Dwight 45.140 Cook. Wally 106.120.140 Cooper. Elaine 39.140 Cottrell. Cindy 140 Craft. Patsy 141 Crnkovich. Mont 39.52.141 Cutler. Owen 78.81.141 Dahl. Kristina 141 Dance. Doug 30.11 5.139.141 Dann. Jimmie 106.141 Dann. Michele 141 Danner. Rebecca 29.141 Davis. Kathy 59.141 Daw. Debbie 29.39.99.141 Daw. Randy 119 Decker. Elizabeth 64.141 Diaz. David 38.106.129.141 Doig. James 38.141 Draper. David 107.128.141 Dreher. Debbie 141 Dunn. Kenneth 11 5.141 Durney. Jone 99.141 Dyer. Jack 39.106.120.132.141 Easter. Pat 40.47.70.141 Elison. Denise 40.78.141 Elmer. Ricky 39 Evans. Teresa 141 Exeter. Marilyn 39.47.78.141 Fackrell. Paulette 81.141 Fairchild. John 141 Faler. Kristy 141 Fangsrud. Eric 141 Felsted. Kerry 68.70.106.120.129.141 Ferrel. Peggy 141 Ferrin. Earl 141 Finley. John (J D ) 50.70.113.11 5.141 Firestone. Kathy 38.141 Flowers. Rick 39 Frandsen. Christine 60.141 Franklin. Bobbie 78.141 Fnedell. Jeff 47.52.136.141 Fullmer. Layne 38 Furniss. David 39.70.106.141 Galloway. Norma 79 Gardner. Lora 141 Gardner. Rhonda 47.60.141 Gardner. Sidena 59.141 Gardner. Vauna 47.60.141 Garrity. Doug 48.106 141 Giannim. George 106.141 Gneitmg Pamela 59.61.141 Graves. Jackie 141 Groskopp. Kristine 61.127.141 Guerra. Eli 107.119.120.129.141 225 Harrulton. Kathleen 29.70.78.85.141 Harper. Marianne 59.141 Harris. Scott 38.70.142 Harris. Liz 47.142 Harris. Robyn 142 Harris. Rodney 38 Hatch. Dan 38 Hayes. Janette 40.94 Heaton. Lynn 39 Henderson. Gail 47.52.53.60.142 Hendricks. LaDonna 142 Henman. Deborah 38.47.142 Herres. Larry 47 Hevewah. Lloyd 106 Hill. Marian 142 Hill. Scon 39.106 Hillam. David 39 Hinckley. Dan 59.68.142 Hinricksen. Marie 142 Hobbs. Dorothy 39.142 Hone. Dallas 38.142 Hone. Jerrilyn 142 Hone. Shauna 78.142 Hone. Sheldon 47.52.142 Hones. Deborah 50 Hopson. Beth 70.142 Horrocks. Jimmy 47 Horrocks. Mike 70.106.116.120.129. 142 Houtz. Shirley 79.142 Hughes. Rodney 142 Hugues. Tommy 70.106.142 Hultz. Roberta 142 Hunt. Russell 29.47.52.59.72.75.106. 120.127.142 Jackman. Paulette 48.52.142 Jenkins. Dennis 106 Jenkins. Jeff 50 Jennings. Susan 142 Jensen. Linda 38.64.142 Jensen. Steve 38.119.120.132.142 Jex. Michael 45.142 Johns. Rosy 38.142 Johnson. Gary 11 5.129.136.142 Jones. Doris 38.142 Jones. Larry 142 Jones. Patricia 47 Jones. Valerie 47.142 Justesen. Jewel 142 Justesen. Julie 38.50.142 Kelley. Scott 38 Keome. Donna 38 Kershaw. Rick 39.142 King. Kathy 47.142 Koch. Richard 142 Konishi. Ramona 23.47.52.61.142 Korth. David 39.106.119.120 Krumenacker. Cindy 38.142 Kunz. Thomas 47.52.59.75.142 Kutch. John 106 Lamprecht. Mike 50.106.11 5.136.142 Larson. Suzanne 142 Law. Carol 47.70.142 LeClair. Ruby 79 Lilya. Lorm 142 Lott. Del 39 Loveland. Kraig 106.129.142 Lovell. Ann 38.142 Lozo. David 39 Lunceford. Charlene 38.47.142 Luthy. David 142 McCoy. James 106 McDaniel. Ricky 142 McNamara. Shirley 143 McNiel. Annette 143 MacFee. Tanya 143 Mangum. Lloyd 106 Mangum. Michelle 143 Marshall. Willie 39.106 Matthews. Curt 29.47.48.52.106.113. 129.143 Matsura. Albert 39.106.143 Mewsowski. Bonnie 38.64.143 Miles. Jeff 48 Monroe. Brenda 143 Monson. Debra 143 Morrell. Ken 106.132.143 Morris. K.m 38.50.106.11 6.120.143 Murdock. Cindy 50 Murray. Diana 143 Murray. Jeanme 38.70.143 Myers. Gilbert 39 Neff. Bill 106.143 Nilsson. Linda 39.47.143 Ogden. Kirk 106.143 Oram. Kent 47.52.106.129.143 Packham. Charles 143 Parkinson. Maughan 48.52.59.68.143 Parks. Steven 47.52.59.143 Parish. Debbie 38.47.59.143 Parsley. Sylvia 143 Patrick. Marianne 29.143 Peters. Becky 143 Pharis. Kent 39.45.143 Pierce. Alice 39.143 Pilkington. Nancy 29.143 Pohipe. Jome 143 Popejoy. Gim 39 Price. David 30.50.106.128.139.143 Quinn. Susan 30.39.139.143 Rainwater. Mark 127 Raymond. Doug 143 Reader. Susan 38.47.143 Renberg. Mark 50.106.11 5.143 Retford. Michael 143 Roberts. Terry 38.106 Robertson. Marla 47.143 Rowsell. DeAnn 29.40.143 Schroeder. Mary 60.143 Schulz. David 136.143 Schwarz. Karen 78.143 Scott. Shane 38 Sellers. Steven 38 Simonson. Scott 136 Slaughter. Larry 48.106,143 Smith. Shirley 143 Snipe. Dennis 106 Staley Jan 143 Steffensen. Vickie 29.47.52.61.143 Stewart. Steve 106.119.120.143 Stoddart. Mike 38.143 Stolworthy. Grant 39.106.143 Stout. Tom 70.106.136.143 Sumga. John 119.120.144 Swensen. Eric 48.52.144 Tanner. Michael 39.144 Teeples. Lance 39 Tendoy. Buddy 128 Tendoy. Virgil 106 Thibeault. Frank 144 Thomas. Brad 128 Thomas. Roger 39.64 Thompson. Lisa 29.38.144 Thorpe. Deborah 38.78.144 Tinno. Keith 39 Trappett. Marsha 38.47.52.60.144 Truman. Hal 39 Ugaki. Connie 23.47.52.54.59.144 Vance. Lonnie 144 Veibell. Kathy 23.47.53.144 Wadsworth. Annette 144 Wadsworth. Lynn 106.11 5.144 Wagner. Leslie 38 Walker. Deneal 39 Walker. Terri 78.144 Walton. Layne 47.52.144 Waters. Lyle 39.144 Wells. Franklin 106.132.144 Wheeler. Jeanme 47.52.144 Wheeler. Peggy 29.38.61.144 White Buffalo. Charles 39.144 Whitworth. LaRaela 81.144 Wieland. Valerie 38.144 Wilding. Keith 39.120.144 Williams. Demss 59.144 Williams. Yvonne 42.43.144 Wilmot. Randy 39 Winters. Linda 38.144 Wixom. Cheryl 50.144 Wixom. Shauna 38.144 Wolfley. Paul 106.119.120 Womack. Ben 106.119.120.129 Wood. Debra 39.144 Wood. Karen 144 Worthen. Sharon 60.64.144 Wright. Paul 48.52.59.127.1 44 Zeigenbem. Shirley 39.144 Zilk. Paul 23.29 46.47 52.59.72.75. 127.144 226