Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

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Many of those bronchos were really cowboys and went to school while also helping out on the family farm or ranch. In 1981-82 we have more members in the senior class than were in the entire student body in those early years. Due to over population the Blackfoot High School now has only sophomores to seniors attending the high school, with the freshmen being moved to the Blackfoot Junior High. The spelling of Bronco's has been changed over the years to Bronchos. However, this is the year of the Juliblee Anniversary of Blackfoot High School, so the Class of 82 would like to dedicate the 1982 annual to the Broncho's past and present. Over the years there have been many improvements in the school academic programs. The latest of these im- provements is tne Honors Programs. There are three of these programs — Honors English, Honors History, and Honors Biology. These subjects are for students who excel in that particular subject; the greatest thing is that college credit can be earned by taking these special classes. The dress code at Blackfoot High School has also been changed over the years. The students may now wear what they like and choose as long as it is reasonable and appropriate. In the past a strict dress code was enforced. Young ladies would have to wear dresses and all the young men would be re- quired to wear dress pants ana very nice shirts. The students feel that this is a more desirable change; they feel more comfortable in the clothes acceptable by their peers. We, the Blackfoot Broncho's, are very lucky because we have something very special and unique in the in- door swimming pool. The pool gives students who have never learned to swim a chance to acquire this skill. Other classes available for the swimming students are: snorkling, kayaking, canoing, and life saving courses. In 1981-82 the Blackfoot Bronchos student body con- sists of approximately 850 members. The staff con- sists of tne high number of 55. The staff includes teachers, secretaries, custodians, aides, librarian, cooks, counselors, and administration. Bronchos have always set the standards for improve- ment and will always continue to excel and lead the way in inovative education. Bronchos will keep right on improving always but in the year 1981-82 we the Blackfoot Bronchos are Better Than Ever!! tad Pie e tt 11 7W (Zwttenta. Oftenln?.............. Sentosi iut Uon . . . . tycnUosi T)ivi4ton . , , , SoftA nuvie coition . 7eac6en iultlon . . . Trance Cuidt n....... (?en4 z ioi4i t...... Sfr tti ‘DivCito tel Violalo . ...a, . . ? fry. 26 fry. 42 .fry.74 fry. 44 ft?. ?to ft?. % ft? . 56 fry. 172 R pjye My Friends We were the two, phey all knew our names, We shared everything The glories and painsA But I had to move. We were split far apart,, I need you my friend. Memories tear at my h| I miss you so much; It gets harder each Why am I here. When you're so far I'll never forget you. It's impossible you se For when I left you be I left part of me. Tina Hawley 15 17 21 23 Se Uo tDefictUe Sheralyn Walters Sarah Walker Rich Woodfin Joseph Dahle tad S6enc 25 o ? v W 0? viU'.r Y iA lTC '1 fv A vr ■ (l O O', V „ :-! 4as o' « •. ' 't± vy r . «n ’ U .-' • , ( J a'xX- r 0)1 f,, c5V ffC - ■ i J i mur i . y C ■ v r - 7 i o ' r sP I . y V ’V V $£. r . d$V c ) y' i l A —1 h i 1 ■ ' [ r I 1 - ■ 0 0 0 Oven, t e In 1977 the new junior high on Mitchell road was opened for the first year after being under construction for the previous two years. In that year the class of 82' was in the seventh grade When we walked in the front doors of the school, it was the first time our class became acquainted with each other. It was in that year that the new hair-do's and hash jeans began their big popularity, everyone had the same jeans and bought their clothes from the same store Our class started off like any other seventh grade class. We obeyed with wide eyes and always did as we were told Eighth grade was just another year, growing-up and starting drivers ed That was exciting getting behind the wheel of a car for the first time Boy, that sure seems like it was in the yester years of our childhood Then our ninth grade year was here before we knew it. The ninth grade in junior high level were always allowed to have two night dances Our first night dance came in October The radio station played the music and it started out to be a pretty good dance Due to, too much alcoholic beverages drank by our freshman class that night, our second night dance and night dances for the next two years were cancelled Later that year our class wanted to put a game room in the basement of the school. At that time we saw no reason why we shouldn't have such an activity room. It would occupy our lunch hour and keep us at school. The school officials saw the room as a waste and nothing like that was needed at the school Well we protested against the decision the officials made by having a sit-out in the back field of the school grounds. Our class stayed out on the field for two hours, with over half our class participating We were threatened that we would be expelled if we didn't return to class. Therefore, we marched back into the halls of the school Our actions proved to be useless, as the school still refused to get a game room. At least we tried In our years at the new junior high we were also victims of bomb threats. The threats seemed to happen often, but in our second year the culprit was caught The school year of 79-80 was the year of chaos, our first year in high school, it was an experience in itself At pep assemblies our class was belittled and looked down on, even though we sat in the upper section, constantly. Over all our class was going through an identity crises. Coming into high school and having alot more expected from you is difficult to deal with at first. As the weeks passed and our class became familiar with the grounds, the chaos settled down. The first day in school, initiation was a total success for the upperclassmen. They could have found more ap- propriate items to use on us for welcoming us into such a lovely environment but, they still stuck with the basics. Vaseline, baby oil, lipstick, baby powder, cornflakes, shoe polish, they tied people together and the best part had to have been when sophomores got to wear white fruit-of-a-looms with 81 and 80 written on them in green on the out- side of their pants The class of 82's sophomore year was much like any classes sophomore year But, when we were Seniors, sophomores were treated like humans, not equals, just humans. Oh, another little thing that our sophomore class en- joyed was having to enter the gym through the back entrance for assemblies. That meant going outside to get together for the excitement in the gym When it was snowing or raining was the best time to have an assembly. After the assembly, everyone knew who was a sophomore. Our junior year,that was another year. We knew kinda what was expected of us. During Homecoming week we actually knew how to decorate the halls and of course, we won Our class started pulling together this year More and more students were participating in the activities around the school The junior girls won powder puff and our junior prom was a total success. The theme to the annual festivity was Carolina Moon'' and all decorations correlated with the colonial times. This school year 80-81 was also the year that our superintendant Elliot Moser took office. Our year 1981-82 arrived, we thought it would never arrive We all felt so big lockering in the senior hall actually the underclassmen were lucky to have the class of 82' for seniors As the 80' seniors were full of insults for us when we were sophomores. Really to see our class pull together like they did was really something else to see. Activities that went on that proves the togetherness of our class; for example: homecoming week, more than thirty seniors showed to decorate our hall, we won The annual food drive was made a total success due to the senior class, the food went to needy families throughout the community The obnoxiousness of the students somehow seemed to fade away and our class became totally awesome In the pep assemblies through the year the spirit stick always ended up in the hands of the seniors Our senior activities were something else Every year each senior class has a week full of activities The senior trip was a day long trip to LaGoon The senior ball a super activity, the class of 82' was the first to have it at the Hilton Inn at Pocatello The senior breakfast was something else but, graduation had to have been the best How long had we been waiting ° Being in high school wasn't bad at all in Blackfoot. Somehow our class seemed to make the best of it and in a way we re realty sad to be going But, for everybody who knew us, and observed us from the beginning to the end, thanks for all the help Our class is the best thanks to all of you in the Blackfoot school district As we enter our journey in the world never will anyone at Blackffoot High School be forgotten in the memories that the graduating class of 1982 will have for life a vnou tceS 9§ nvmesnc4 7ie $2 z lctdeS fe TieA a , ($4 zy, £a e i y'-J sz ( 4 ne ee 7v a nc ei y-£u o- a£ ecp i,, m. Lisa Adams Student Aid. Gris' Fed 2 yrs . Honor Roll 3 yrs. O E A. 1 yr.. Lisa plans to be a Sec for her future Todd Albertson Baseball 1 yr.. General Courses. General Activities. Todd plans to go to college and study Engineering Bill Allen General Courses. General Ac- tivities. Bill plans to go to Vo- Tech and study Mechanics Cheryl Allen Key Club 1 yr, Gris' Fed 3 yrs, F HA 2 yrs .. Kfonor Rol 3 yrs . Cheryl plans to go to B Y U Cammie Anderson Flag Team 1 yr., lournabsm 1 yr.. General Activities, Cammie plans to fmd a husband Richard Archibald Tennis 2 yrs.. Golf 2 yrs.. General Courses. Richard plans to attend Ricks and study Dental Techmcion Reva Austin Debale 1 yr., Choir 1 yr., Girls' Fed 3 yrs. House Rep 2 yrs., V.P. Jr Yr, Reva will study com- puter science at Logan Laura Baker General Courses. General Activities Paula Baldree French 1 yr.. Manager, Honor Roll, 1 yr.. Who's Who, Volleyball 1 yr., G.A.A., Mar- riage and College are Paula's future plans Susan Baldwin General Courses, General Activities Steve Bales Spanish 1 yr.. Ag 1 yr.. Golf 3 yrs., F FA. 3 yrs., Steve plans to go to Vp Tech in welding Dawn Bates Track 1 yr., Spanish 1 yr, Who’s Who, Flagteam 2 yrs., O.E.A., F.H.A., Dawn plans to go to Boise State for Business Maria Battson French 1 yr, Band 3 yrs., letters, Choir 1 yr., Maria plans to go to Ricks to get a degree in Music and Speech Curits Beasley General Courses and Activities Mary Behrend French 1 yr., Flagteam 3 yrs.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs., Mary's plans for the future are to be a nurse and study this at I.S.U. Jean Bergeman Powder puff, Flagteam 2 yrs. Annual 1 yr.. Rodeo 1 yr , lean plans to study Cosmotology at I.S.U Diane Bergeson F.H.A., French 2 yrs, Oris' Fed 2 yrs.. The study of cosmotology will be Diane's future plans Randy Bewley Chest 1 yr.. Band 3 yrs., letters 2 yrs , Randy plans to attend I.S.U. and study Music Dina Bisharat General Courses, General Ac- tivities. Dina plans to go to the U of I and be a Pediatrician Scott Burkman Ag 3 yrs, F F A 3 yrs., General Activities bmilio Chavez Football 3 yrs, lettered, Baseball 1 yr., Emilio plans to work Russell Bishoff Spanish 1 yr., Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs., Russell plans to go to Vo-Tech Jeanette Bower Powder Puff, Journalism 1 yr. General Activities Susan Call French 1 yr , Spanish 2 yr.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs., F H A 2 yrs . Susan plans to attend B Y.U Ronald Callison Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs, Rodeo Club 3 yrs.. Wrestling 3 yrs ., Let- tered and State. House Rep Corine Christensen Tr. 1 yr., French 1 yr.. Golf 1 yr.. Girls' Fed 1 yr., G.A.A. 3 yrs., Corine plans to go to Midland and study Nursing Michelle Christensen Drill Team 3 yrs, Gris' Fed 1 yr., DRill Mistriss 2 yrs Lawana Brooks General Courses, General Activities Steve Carpenter Frensh 1 yr., and General Ac- tivities. Steve plans to go to LS.U Stuart Clawson Tennis 3 yrs., lettered. Basket- ball 3 yrs., lettered. Football 3 yrs., lettered. House Rep 1 yr., Stuart plans to go to B Y.U. and study Business 33 Daynna Coffey Flagteam 1 yr., Choir 3 yrs., Daynna will study General Courses now and decide on a career later Julie Coles French 2 yrs.. O.E.A. 1 yr., Julie plans to major in Business Thomas Cota General Courses, General Activities Jill Covington Hon Roll 3 yrs, W.W.'s 1 yr., P P F B 2 yrs , O.E.A. Pres. Jill plans to major in Med and minor n dance Brooke Crosby Honor Classes 2 yrs.. Ten 3 yrs.. Choir 1 yr., Journ 2 yrs.. Dance Roy 2 yrs. Connie Davis Bronc 1 yr. Jour. 1 yr.. General Activities Jeff Despain Football 2 yrs., tennis 2 yrs, wrestling 2 yrs., Ann 1 yr.. Honor math, Jeff plans to study economics and politics beginn- ing at Ricks. Julie Doble Ag 3 yrs . P P F B 2 yrs . Chess 3 yrs. Donna Douglass General Courses, General Activities Daren Covington Honor Roll 1 yr.. Ten 3 yrs, PPF B 2 yrs., Ch.L. 3 yrs., Ann 1 yr., Daren is interested m Medicine Lucy Deal O.E A French 1 yr., German , 1 yr., Lucy plans to become a Vet m the near future Mikki Dunn Track 3 yrs., Flagteam 2 yrs, Choir 1 yr., Mikki would like to study art when she gets to college 34 Danny Edmo General Courses, General Activities Alien tskelsen General Courses, General Activities Kevin Finnigan Tennis 1 yr.. General Activities. Kevin plans to go to the U of I and study Medicine Kelly Edwards Who's Who, Broncadetts 1 yr , Gris' Fed 3 yrs., O.E.A. 1 yr, F H A. 1 yr.. Student Gov. 2 yrs.. Annual, Kelly plans to go to U of I and study Business Stephen Elison Who's Who, Debate 3 yrs . let- tered, Band 3 yrs., lettered. ASB Treasurer, Stephen plans to go toBYU and study Business Tamra Erb Broncadets 1 yr.. Key Club 2 yrs . Girls' Fed 3 yrs . House Rep Tamra plans to go to Ricks and study Teaching Doug Exeter Track 2 yrs., Vica 1 yr.. Chess 2 yrs, Doug plans to go mto the Navy Jana Fankhauser Who's Who, Debate 3 yrs., let- tered. Girls' Fed 3 yrs . Band 3 yrs , lettered. All State 1 yr.. lana plans to go to colege and major in Music Dan Finck Rodeo 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs , Ag 3 yrs. Wrestling 2 yrs., lettered, Dan plans to go to welding school Rick Franklin General Courses. General Activities Brian Gardner Track 2 yrs., lettered, Ag 2 yrs., F.F.A. 2 yrs. Choir 1 yr., Brian plans to go to I.S.U. and study Business Dennis Gardner Basketbal 3 yrs . Football 3 yrs . lettered. Track 1 yr.. Debate 1 yr., German, Dennis plans to go to college and major m Law 35 Kevin Gardner Track 1 yr., Spanish 1 yr., House of Rep . Kevin wtH go to colege and be a Dentist Jeff Garrett Hi-Y 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Honor Roll 3 yrs., Jeff plans to go to Colorado State and study Engineering Lori Gibbs Tr. 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs., let- tered, G.A.A. 3 yrs., Lori plans to go to U of I and go into P.E Carolyn Gibson General Courses, General Activities Alice Glarborg General Courses, General Activities. Spanish 2 yrs.. Tennis 2 yrs.. Basketball 3 yrs.. Football 3 yrs., ASB President, Garth plans to go to college at B Y.U. and be in Computers Lori Goodwin Girls's Fed 3 yrs . Honor Roll 1 yr. Lori plans to go to college and major in English Gary Gillins Golf 2 yrs., Ag 3 yrs., Gary is planning on working for his future Dean Goodworth Ag 3 yrs.. Honor Rol 2 yrs.. Key Club 1 yr., F A A. 3 yrs.. Wrestling 3 yrs., Dean plans to go to Ricks College Marie Gutierrez Spanish 2 yrs.. Girls' Fed 1 yr.. Library Aid 1 yr , Marie plans to go to school and major in Law Carrie Haas French 2 yrs, Who's Who, Tri- Hi-Y 2 yrs., Debate 2 yrs., Carrie plans to major in Health Lesley Hales Spanish 1 yr . Who's Who, Key Club 1 yr., Girls' Fed 3 yrs , F H H 2 yrs., Lesley plans to go to U of U and study Therapy 36 Marielle Hansen General Courses, General Activities Laurie Hardin Debate 1 yr.. Flagteam 3 yrs., French 2 yrs., Laurie's future plans are with the National Guard Linda Hardin Flagteam 3 yrs. Honor Roll 3 yrs. Linda plans to go to Ricks majoring in Elementary Educa- tion or Nursing )ay Hardy Jockcadettes 2 yrs.. Cheerleader 2 yrs . Chess 1 yr, lay has joined the Army to study at Police Academy Terry Hardy General Courses. General Activities Joel Hastings Football 3 yrs, lettered 2 yrs., Joel was Al Conference h s Sr y Nile Hatch Ag 3 yrs. Honor Classes 3 yrs , F B 2 yrs . BB 2 yrs, Studying Medicine is Nile's plan for the future Rich Hatch Vica 1 yr.. Ag 3 yrs.. To learn his mechanical trade, Rick is atten- ding VO-Tech at ISU Russell Hawker B B , lettered in B B . Band 3 yrs.. Choir, HoJI Roll Diane Hawkes Honor Roll 3 yrs., O.E.A. 1 yr., Diane will decide her plans while going to B Y U Bart Hebdon General Courses, General Activities Darryl Hendricks Track 3 yrs , BB 2 yrs.. Foot B 3 yrs . Lettered all yrs. General Courses 37 Louise Henscheid General Courses and General Activities Dale Henman Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs. Rodeo Club 3 yrs.. Dale plans to work for his father on the cattle ranch. Shawn Hernandez Rodeo Club 3 yrs., Ag 3 yrs., Honor Roll 2 yrs., Shawn plans to go to the U of I and go mto Medicine Tim Heyrend General Courses, General Activities Mike Hidalgo Spanish 1 yr, and General Activities Brenda Honena Indian Club 3 yrs, G.A.A. 2 yrs ., Basketball 2 yrs., Brenda writ be attending U of U and studying Education Counseling Tom Hopson ASB 1 yr.. Student Gov 1 yr., Ag 2 yrs.. Senate 1 yr., Tom plans on attending Utah State for his degree Shawn Howard Tr. 1 yr., O.E.A. 2 yrs., Flagteam 1 yr, F.H.A . Shawn plans on at- tending Boise State and mapr- ing m Psychology Lynnette Huff Choir 2 yrs., Tr. 1 yr., Girls's Fed 2 yrs., Lynette plans to go to Ricks and study Medical Lab Tech Elliot Jacobsen General Courses, General Activities Laura Hulse General Courses, General Activities Pete Jacobsen Tr. 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs.. let- tered, Football 3 yrs., U of I to study Business Management are Pete's future plans 38 Bruce Jensen Track 1 yr.. Golf 2 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs., Bruce plans to attend U of I, getting an engineering degree and minor m wildlife Cara Johnson Track 3 yrs.. Cross Country 2 yrs.. Lettered in both. Debate 2 yrs., Cara's future is n the Secondary Education Program Ron Keeling Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs.. Golf 1 yr., Ron has joined the National Guard Greg Jensen Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs, General Courses, General Activities Lorna Jensen Key Club 1 yr . Office aid 1 yr., Lorna has planned to to to Boise and major m accounting and market managing Douglass John General Courses, General Activities Bob Jones BB lyr, FB 1 yr.. General Courses. General Actrvties Kim Jorgensen Debate 1 yr., O.E.A. 1 yr., Kim wfl study Business Ad at Ricks College Melissa Kearsley Hon a. 2 yrs. Debate 2 yrs. Band 2 yrs, Mefcssa's plans are go to to B Y.U. and study Elementary Education Suzanne Kelsey Who's Who 1 yr.. Tennis 1 yr., F B 1 yr., Broncadettes 1 yr., Suzanne will attend Utah State Scott Kirkham Band 3 yrs.. General Courses. Scott will go to Ricks then rito Business Allen Mssner Honor Rol 3 yrs, Choir 2 yrs. Lettered. Chess 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs., lettered. Allan plans to become a Music teacher 39 Leslie Kleinkopf German 2 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs., Sr Sec., Basketball 3 yrs., Leslie plans on going to college Alesia Lewis Rodeo Club 3 yrs, O.E.A. 1 yr.. Choir 1 yr., Alesia plans to go to I.SU Vo-Tech and study Nuclear Technology Carlos Lopez General Courses, General Activities Mike Lach Basketball 3 yrs.. Band 3 yrs.. Video, Volleyball 2 yrs., Mike plans to go to college and study music Dale Lamb Ag 3 yrs , F F A. 3 yrs , Lettered in wrestling 3 yrs. Dale has not decided on his future plans Reed Leavitt Choir 1 yr.. Band 1 yr Terri Lewis Tr. 2 yrs., B B. 3 yrs , Soph Sec., Annual Editor, G.A.A 3 yrs, Powder Puff 2 yrs, Terri plans to go to U of I and study Business Luella Lindsay General Courses, General Activities Carrie Loftus Band 2 yrs., Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs.. Debate 3 yrs , Girls' Fed 3 yrs , Carrie plans to attend B YU and study Coummunkations Julie Lott Volleyball 3 yrs., G.A.A. 3 yrs, Jazz Band 2 yrs . Golf 2 yrs.. Pep Band 3 yrs., lettered. Julie plans to attend Rkks College Iren Mackay Powder Puff 1 yr., Flagteam 1 yr.. Journalism 1 yr., Irene has no plans for the future Karen Malm Honor Roll 3 yrs.. Youth Leg 2 yrs. Debate 3 yrs.. Lettered Girls' State, Karen plans to go to B Y.U and major in Law 40 lames Marshall General Courses, General Activities Brenda Merkley Tr 2 yrs, Volleyball 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs., lettered m all G A A 3 yrs , Brenda plans to go mtoP.E or Forestry Dawn Miers Tr 1 yr, Spanish 2 yrs.. Volleyball 3 yrs., G A A 2 yrs. O.E.A. 1 yr.. Dawn wiH go to I.S.U and study Mediane Gail Martin French 1 yr., Indian Club 3 yrs., and Pres Student Gov 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr., Gail plans to at- tend college Teresa Mathews Tr 1 yr . Girls's Fed 1 yr.. House Rep 1 yr., Spanish 1 yr, Teresa plans to go to a business college in Salt Lake Denise Mattson Journalism 2 yrs , F H.A 2 yrs , Ass. Editor 1 yr., Gris' Fed 2 yrs., Demse plans to attend col- lege for Fashion Design Debbie Merkley Basketball 3 yrs., V B 3 yrs., Voluable player, G.A.A. 3 yrs.. Homecoming Queen, Debbie plans to study Microbiology lay Metz Cross Country 3 yrs., lettered. Annual 1 yr . as artist Sheila Meyer French 2 yrs.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs.. Debate 3 yrs., Tri+fc-Y 2 yrs , Sheila plans to go to I.S.U. and mapr m Political Science Troy Mikesell Vica 1 yr., Choc 1 yr.. Spanish 1 yr., Troy plans to attend B Y.U and major in Law Delray Miles Track 1 yr.. Chess 1 yr., Delray pians to attend college at Ricks Ronald Mitcham General Courses, General Activities 41 Linda Millward General Courses, General Activities Leslie Mortensen Choir 1 yr.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs. Drama. Band 3 yrs., Leslie is planning on attending school at Ricks Michelle Parkinson General Courses, General Activities lulie Moore Spanish 1 yr.. Choir 3 yrs. Girls' Fed 1 r, House Rep 1 yr., lulie plans to attend Vo-Tech and study Photography jackie Mount FTB, bb, baseball Manager. Powder Puff CC 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs.. Annual 2 yrs., G.A.A. 2 yrs., lackie is going to school for Fashion Design. Anna Penoyer Library Aid 1 yr.. Track 1 yr., and lettered, Anna has not decided on her future plans Rich Morgan General Courses, General Activities Eric Nelson Tennis 2 yrs.. Girls' Fed. 1 yr., Enc plans on attending Vo-Tech and becoming an RN David Perkes Tennis 2 yrs.. Football 1 yr., David will go to college Debbie Mortensen Spanish 1 yr.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs., O.E.A. 1 yr, Debbie is planning on attending Ricks College Tina Nevada Spanish 1 yr.. G.A.A. 2 yrs., In- dian Club 3 yrs. Tennis 1 yr.. Tina plans to attend the U of I and go into Art Donna Perry Spanish 1 yr., Annual 1 yrs.. Girls's Fed 2 yrs, Donna plans to go to I.S.U and major in Business 42 Mark Pratt Ag 1 yr, F F A. 3 yrs, Rodeo Club 3 yrs., Mark plans on going to college and studying Range Management Randy Pulley Vica 1 yr.. Student Gov 1 yr., Randy plans to go to Vo-Tech and be a Mechanic Sixto Quesada General Courses. General Activities Karen Reeder Spanish 1 yr , Flagteam 1 yr.. An- nual 1 yr.. Girls' Fed 1 yr., Karen plans to go to I.S.U and study Nursng Kent Richards Football 3 yrs , lettered. Choir 1 yr . Who's Who, Kent plans on gomgtoBYU and study Law Jesse Rodriquez General Courses, General Activities Bobby Sanchez General Courses, General Activities Lyda Sanchez General Courses, General Activities Rick Sanchez Ag 1 yr., Indian Club 3 yrs , Rick plans to attend Mechanic school in Anzona Chuck Reay Baseball 3 yrs, Footbal 3 yrs.. Football 3 yrs., lettered all yrs., Spanish 1 yr . Chuck plans on going to college Marla Rosten Volleyball 3 yrs . Tr 3 yrs , let- tered m both. Who's Who, G A A 3 yrs . Marla plans to go to U of I and study Computer Science Stephen Sandau Choir 3 yrs . Band 3 yrs . Stu- dent Gov 2 yrs , Stephen plans on attending coffege 43 Darren Simpson Tennis 3 yrs., B B 3 yrs., F T 3 yrs, Darren plans to major m Business Admm Tori Stewart Honor Class 3 yrs. Drama. Choir 3 yrs . lettered. Tori plans to go into the music field Kip Staley Grover Staub Lettered F T B . B B, Track 1 yr. Vica 1 yr. Spanish 1 yr. Grover Golf 1 yr.. Kip's fnam goal is to p|ans lo go into Broad- never get married castng Electncal Engineering Paula Short Powder Puff 3 yrs , Cheerleader 2 yrs , Annual 2 yrs., R C. 1 yr . Track 1 yr Faron Stone General Courses, General Activities Rhonda Talbot Honor Classes, O.E.A., Rhonda plans to do Business and Nursing at Ricks Terena Talbot Honor Classes. Who's Who, O.E.A., G.A.A., Terena wiH study Mediane at Ricks Donna Scott Shelly Shipley Flagteam 3 yrs.. Choir 3 yrs, General Course, General Donna will go to Ricks and Activities study Audiology Le Ann Sly Track 3 yrs . Flag T 1 yr., Le Arm plans to have a career in Travel Bob South worth Chess 2 yrs . Rodeo G 2 yrs . Bob plans to study Mechanics at I.S.U 44 Lisa Tanner Girls' Fed 3 yrs, Pres Student Gov 3 yrs . Junior Class Pres , Span 2 yrs., Lisa plans to go to B Y.U. and study Medicine Carrie Jepson Thibeault General Courses, General Activities Tawnya Trahant Broncadettes 3 yrs. Drill Mis, Carls' Fed 3 yrs , Indian Club 3 yrs.. Tawnya plans to be a Vet Leroy Taylor Football 1 yr., General Activities, Leroy plans to go to the Army Tiina Taylor Powder Puff. Ass Ed of Annual, Journalism, Tuna plans to be a Cosmotologist RaNae Bennett Taylor Powder Puff, Tr 1 yr.. Carts' Fed 3 yrs . Spanish 1 yr ., RaNae will be happy ever after with Rick Bryan Thomas Football, Photographer for An- nual, General Activities Cheri Thompson Key Club 2 yrs.. Who's Who, Girls' Fed 3 yrs ., O E A 2 yrs , Youth Leg , Cheri plans to go to Ricks and study Social Science. Kevin Thurman Marching Band, Lettered Vica 1 yr.. Pep Band lettered, Kevin plans to attend Vo-Tech and be a mechanic Jennie Trappett General Courses. General Activities Andrea Tuttle French 3 yrs . F.H.A 3 yrs, Pres. Gris' Fed 3 yrs . Jour- nalism, Photography, Student Gov., Andrea plans to further her study in a Foreign Language Karen Ugaki Youth Leg 3 yrs . Debate 3 yrs , lettered. Girls' Fed 3 yrs . Band 3 yrs.. Junior Prom Alt., Karen plans to go to I.S.U and study Pharmacy 45 Westin Underwood Ag 3 yrs. Chess 1 yr., F F A. 3 yrs. Westin will study wildlife and Forestry at Ricks Todd Veibell Track 1 yr., lettered F B 3 yrs.. Annual, Todd wil attend college and become an Electrical Eng Sheralyn Wlaters Honor 3 yrs.. Coif 1 yr. Student Gov 2 yrs.. Sen. 2 yrs . Sheralyn will study Language and Interior Design Doug Vance Lettered m B B 3 yrs . also F B 3 yrs., Doug will be an all-time farmer in the near future Todd VanDerCreek General Courses, General Activities joAnn VanOrden Debate 1 yr.. Forensics 1 yr., loAnn will attend I.S.U in the Mid-Management Program Larry Wadsworth Ag 2 yrs., F B 3 yrs.. Wrestling 3 yrs., lettered 2 yrs., Larry will become a carpenter in the near future Randy Walker Ag 3 yrs., Hon. 3 yrs. Ba.B 2 yrs., F B 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs.. Rodeo 3 yrs. Sarah Walker Honor 3 yrs , W W 1 yr . B B 2 yrs., O.E.A. 1 yr , Sarah plans to major in Nursing Lynn Ware Hon 2 yrs., W W 1 yr.. Ten 1 yr.. Cheer L. 1 yr., Lynn will study Lang and Fashion Mer at S.D.U. Wendi Wheeler Cheerleader 1 yr., Spanish 1 yr.. Manager 1 yr , Girls' Fed 3 yrs , Wendi plans to go to Ricks and study Nursing Scott Whitehead Ag 3 yrs . F.F.A 3 yrs , Baseball 1 yr, Scott plans to go to Utah State and major in Ag 46 Arthur Williams General Courses, General Activities Mary Williams Flagteam 3 yrs., Choir 3 yrs., Gris' Fed 3 yrs., Mary plans to further her studies at I.S.U. and major in Home Ec Gerald Wilmot Ag 3 yrs., F.F.A. 3 yrs.. Student Gov 1 yr., Gerald plans to work for a living Diane Wixom General Courses, General Activities Lavon Womack Vica 1 yr.. Wrestling 1 yr., Lavon plans to go to I.S.U. and study Aircraft Mechanics Diane Woodland Manger 1 yr.. Girls' Fed 3 yrs.. Key Club 1 yr., Spanish 1 yr., Diane plans to go to Ricks and study Nursing Chris Wren General Courses, General Activities Renae Wright Choir 3 yrs.. Key CJub 2 yrs., Girls' Fed 3 yrs., O.E.A 1 yr., Renae plans to go to Ricks and study Nursing Cathy Wujcik General Courses, General Activities Beth Yancey Activity Leader 1 yr.. Volleyball 3 yrs., lettered, G.A.A. 3 yrs.. Basketball 3 yrs, lettered, Beth plans to go to Ricks and major m Interior Decorating Yvette Young Basketball 3 yrs., lettered, Girls' Fed 3 yrs., G.A.A. 3 yrs.. Powder Puff, O.E.A. 1 yr. Barbara Zillig Manager 2 yrs., lettered. Gals' Fed 3 yrs., F.H.A., German. Bar- bara plans to be a Home Ec. Teacher 47 I |r. Class Advisers From Left to Right Mr. Parker, Mr. Rock, Mr McIntosh, Mr Russel Not Pictured: Mrs Hughes Etta Adakai Wanda Appeney Scott Anderson Tony Barrington 52 left Beach Rita Behrend Leon Bmgo Frank Bischoff MmBjomberg Paul Bodily Devon Boyer Frank Brantzeg Liz Brumfield 53 AkasBishara Gary Brummond Barry Butler 'VW Alan Christensen Janie Christensen 54 55 Tina Empey Tara Fisher 57 Danny Fryback AJyvxi Goodwn Fred Coodworth 58 59 Steve Hernandez 60 Tammy Huke Chartyn Iones Helen Lieske 62 Paula Little Brenda Lopez Ebas Lopez V Cndy Lott Darwn Lott Mark Loveland Francisco Madrigal Mitch Mansanarez jessica Marshall 63 64 Wade McBnde Steve Miller Quinn Millington Dan Moon Ray Moore Lydu Moreno Darby Ney 65 69 [_ C ’ ' 5« I' ( f kovt y4 Sc ecutU t$ tAwyuyA, t£e State Sfaifite ? eat ete 3 eatCi 77 Julie Anderson Robert Baker t j i Kame Bench Todd Bjomberg Nona Boyer Todd Anderson Valerie Anderson | Gndy Baldree Cary Battson Julie Bergeson Mark Bewley Julie Brtgo Edward Bishara Laree Blessnger Twila Bfcndman m John Brandon Ethan Broncho Carlmo Broncho fcm Broncho Ron Brown Kim Chaffin Lisa Chavez r- J i Maryann Chapman Scott Christensen Trever Crumley Lucinda Christensen Tonya Coles Sherry Darnels Derek Davidson 79 Gretchen Doke Jl Eric Edmo Shawn Edmo Nathan Davies Lon Derxfebury Alondra Dixey Debbie Driscol Tern Evans Sean Fmmgan AnnFnscbkom i V Gndy Gardner Karl Fangsrud Vicky Gardner 80 Caria Garza Scott Gay Brent Grard Steve Gratzer Chalmers Haas Marvn Harms Eric Hart Annette Hastings Dennis Hatch Charlott Hernandez Chemie Hernandez Rhonda George Michele Godfrey Localee Hales Troy Goodwn Scott Hastings Alyson Hicks Tony Hernandez Brian Higginson Kosie Herrera Troy Hddreth Steve Hooke Mark Horrocks lace Hoskns Kim Kinghorn Dana Lee Steve Lowrey 4 7 Kettey Kmffin 4 Darson Law Edna Leyba Blame Mangum lenytyn Matson 4 « H lames Knudsen . Penny Lake Noete Leavitt ■ 1 S W Mane Undholm v «v • t -if It Pam Lmdsay left Metcalf A f Shefc Loftus Fetocian Martinez Sabnno Martnez Rafael Matamoros 83 Robyn Nkchols Brfty Novosad )oey Millward Dalena Monson Esperanz Morale Eric Mortensen Mami Nacheff Nancy Nate David Nehon Stacy Ogden I Tarm OKen Mike Plesner Mona Pratt Chad Pope Martn Quesada  a E Freddy Pongah Becki Price Scott Reese lay Rice Matt Richards Carla Rivers Rhonda Robertson Tracy Robinson Faye Rodrigue; AlanRonley GeneRosai Dean Samuelson Cary Sanders Bruce Sandoval Mah Ramsdel Ion Richardson Debra Powbury 1 v II NytaReddoud Randy Richardson Tami Satterfield Ron Saunders Randy Schild Vivian Sumga Karen Thompson Angie Vail lames Wadsworth Shea Weaver Rob Sims Anne Taylor Wade Taylor Kim Thompson I Me Ugaki Dale Variety Carol Vogt Lee Warden Sue Waters Amy Wasia Cindy Wellard Kevm Wefts Chris Wright Tnrva Young Patrice Yancey Chehse Young Johnny Adakai David Baker Barbara Bautista Frank Bradshaw Paul Cheatle Robert Delgado Peggy Dixey David Fackreft Gina Goodwin Hofty Hansen Tom lames MarVeft Kaka David Lopez Sameul Meyer Burdett Osborne Bob Pams Lon Perxftebury Patricia Perkes Kim Riley Debra Rowbury Edwin Rowseft Thomas Sequmts Lemuel Stone Wayne Henson Karen Thompson Yvette Towersap Trina Wise Gale WoodUnd Lisa Young 87 'paced at Cactyoct PfiyA, Select 93 WANTEd Ardith Jensen students have a small business one day each week called WOW restraunt. They cook the food and serve it to the faculty members that eat there. They charge for the food, and the faculty members willingly pay! A Amy Martsch Rebecca Wells Roger Hampton Marva Empey Peter Lipovac Jerry Sharp Mary Jane Bertran James Sibbett tye OCe,,, Hermine Balbi Carol Beamis LaRaine Easter Bonnie Gardener Lamar Hagar The teachers at the Blackfoot High School have been an inspiration to all of us for the most part of our years By no means is teachng considered an easy job but the faculty members take their jobs very seriously and leave some time for a fcttle humor now and then The teachers have watched us grow through the years, just as we have watched them grow with us Having our good and bad tunes, we always seem to come out with an understanding that we will grow together and not as one The class of 82 wfl miss the faculty members, and we thank them for the time and effort they gave to us whde at- tendng our three years at Blackfoot Kfcgh 7e c£en , axtcL 7% vie 7'eac enef Rich Woodfin Ron McIntosh cUoyvaft i i lean Randall Paul Montoya The cooks and custodians at B.H.S. are more important than many of you may think Keeping our school clean requires many man hours, and our school has been commended on its condition Also, the cooks, fix fabulous meals, to suit everyones lik- ing It is important for us to recognize these few, and whenever you think about how nice the school looks, or whenever you think about food, don't forget the cooks and custodians 105 David Cope e ftc - 7 In the past years the Broncho homecoming has always been celebrated for one week during the football season. During this week different activities are planned to get the student body in- volved in homecoming Monday October 5 started the festivities as football day. This was a day when everyone participated by wearing something to do with football. Tuesday was hat, tie and T-Shirt day. Girls Federation sponsored this day. Hat, ties and T-shirts were to be worn by the student body. In order for a student to be counted for the spirit stick, two of the three items has to be worn. Wednesday was Toga- Hippie day. Everyone who participated on this day really got into the right spirt Sheets of all assortments and hippies attire of all kinds were displayed. Wednesday was also the big night of the powder puff, when the senior girls play the junior girls in a game of flag football The boys are the cheerleaders and they are halftime enter- tainment: the Broncho's very own )ock-a-dettes. Thursday was cowboy day. This was a great suc- cess; everyone dressed up like cowboys. Friday Debbie Merkley, First attendant was Brooke Crosby, and second attendant was |ili Cov- ington Homecoming is an exciting activity at Blackfoot High Although it only lasts for one week the memories are carried on through the years. was green and white day and spirit day On this day we ad a pep assembly to get the team excited for the game We had activities all I day long. At this time we announced the winners of all the activities that oc- curred through the week, and the class who won the spirit stick The seniors won everything except green and white day, and the juniors won that Also, on Friday out on the football field the winners of Mr Pigskin, Garth Gneiting, and Mr and Mrs Legs, Arthur Williams, and Lee Ann Sly were announced That night at the game at halftime the homecoming queens were announced The queen for 81-82 was tyomi Ck %2 attAc 7V6eet Row 1, L to R Stephen Sandau. Louise Henscheid. lana Johnson, and Brad Wixom Row 2 Chns CoBaer. Brooke Crosby, Tone Stewart, Sally Stewart lynette Huff, and Mary Williams Row i Curtis Tanner. Brian Gardner, Randy Hillam, Terri Henson. Rhonda Rowbury. Shelly McDaniel, Ranae Wright. Shelli Loftus. and Don Matson Row 4 Marie lindholm. John Spencer Troy MikeseW. Glenn Huff, Debbie Rowbury, Diane Hawkes. Donna Scott. Wendi Wheeler. Daynna Coffey, Tad Miers. kelly Hart wick. Sheila Wmdley. Matt Richards. Lynne Darrmgton. and Allen Kissner Row 5 Gary Curry. Angela lones, Cheryl Alien. Steven Eltson. Kim Thompson, and Fred Good- worth Row 6 juke Bmgo. Rachel Packer, Randy Be w ley. and Mark Evans Row 7 Enrique Puyvelo. Allen Eskelson. and John Bfornberg Director — |ohn Miller. lenyLyn Matson. Jana Fankhauser, Scott kirkham. Russell Hawker. Chalmers FHaas. Erika Peterson, Enc Hart. Leslie Mortenson, lulie Lott, karen Ugaki, keBy Bruha. Susan Wolf ley, and Mane Londholm 76e 120 Back Row ASB Pres - Garth Gneitmg. Stuart Clawson. ASB Chief Justice - Tom Hopson. Paul Barnard Middle Row lana Fankhouser. Cara lohnson. Lisa Tanner. Chen Thompson. Daren Covington. ASB Sec - Terena Talbot, and ASB Act Leader - Beth Yancey Bottom Row Randy Pulley. Cathy Wu|cik, Terri Lewis, Kami Trahant. Stacy Pratt, and ASB Treasurer — Steve Elison Pres Sheralyn Walters V Pres Sara Walker Sec leske klemlopt Sen M e Exeter Pat Burns Kim Wadsworth Michelle Packer Mike Chamberlain Gina Goodwin Scott Miller 122 €,atenfcU«t wW 124 itcto uzfr i 126 Back Row Nyla Rede loud Twanya Trahanl, Marilyn Walomy, Yvette Tower sap Ray Sanchez. Etta Adakai. Ferrm Broncho Brent Sequmts Middle Row Violinda lohnnie. Lorraine Tone. Faith Rodriguez. Nona Boyer. Angie Hernandez. Peggy Dixey. lynette Dixey. Vicky Timbana Esther Armajo. Merceline Boyer Bottom Row Milderd Manuelito. Faith Spoted-Eagle Tma Nevada. Teresa Hardy. Gail Martin 7 victicui Officers Pres Gail Martin Vice Pres Garth Tower sap Sec Treas Brenda Honena 4. s. £ cc t c e Secretary: Terena Talbot Chief Justice: Tom Hopson O.‘PfuMAlete Officers Dawn Bales, Julie Coles, Donna Perry, Diane Hawkes. Chen Thompson Back Row Kathleen Kohtwey. Dawn Bates. LeArm Sly, Alish Lewis. Lor- na lensen. Steve Ugaki, Corine Christensen Diane Hawkes. Lisa Adams. Chen Thompson, Patti Turpm, Dawn Miers. Sarah Walker. Lon Gooch. Lisa Harding, Debbie Merkley Middle Row Mrs Scott. Advisor. Charlyn Jones, Gail Martin. Kay Powel. Tina Empey, Suzanne Driscoll. Terri Thayne. Renae Wright. Shawn Howard. Diane Wixom. Kirsten Christensen, Dawn CaBow. Donna Perry. Lmda Spraker. Yvette Young, Mrs Lyons. Advisor Front Row Lucy Martinez. Marlene Manuelito. Kim Marie Thompson, Linda Millward, Teresa Mathews. Renae Taylor, Con- nie Sayers. Michelle Packer, Teresa Johnson. Rhonda Talbot. Julie Coles 129 'Zi-'fy Curtis Beasley, Paul Barnard. Steve Ugaki, Enrique Puyvekj, Wayne Hensen. Travis Evans. Nile Hatch, Arthur Williams, left Garrett. Stuart Clawson, Kent Richards 7•u-'Zi-'fy Advisor. Mrs Owens. Reva Austin. Lynn Ware. Kelly Bruha, Susan Wofley, Cathy Vogt, lana Fankhauser. Lmda Spraker, Sennda Gerstlauer, Cindy Gertslauer. Cin- dy Lott, Sheila Meyer, Joanna Smith. Helen Lieske. Nonta Austin. Karen Ugaki. Cmdy Schmidt. Karen Malm, Carrie Loftus. Erika Peterson, Suzanne Driscoll State Kara Johnson. Karen Malm. Mrs Owens, Jana Fankhausre. Erika Peterson, Carrie Loftus Mrs Owens, Reva Austin, Sheila Meyer. Kelly Bruha. Jana Fankhauser. Lynn Ware. Karen Ugaki, Cindy Schmidt, Carrie Loftus. Karen Malm, Kara Johnson. Erica Peter- son. Suzanne Driscoll 130 ' V' Front Row L to R Alyson Hicks, Kim Mane Thompson, Karen Ugaki, AWyson Goodwin, Fred Cannon, Edna Leyba, Cindy Toland. Sheila Meyers, Michelle Parkinson. Suzanne Drtscol. Shelli Loftus. and loAnn VanOrden Back Row Carrie loftus, Karen Malm, Erika Peterson, Pat Burns, k hn Walker. William Bryant, Paul Bodily, Nile Hatch, Russell Hawkes. Stephan Eltson, and Mrs Hansen 133 Advisor - Mr Mdntosh Editor — Terri Lewis Class Officers - lay Hardy. Kelly Edwards Photo Editor - Todd Veibell Photographers - Angie Wujcik, Kim Wadsworth, Todd Veibell Division Editor - |eff Despain Senior Editor — KeHy Edwards, Tiina Taylor luntor Editor - Kevin Hill. Darby Ney Sophomore Editor - lean Bergeman, Paula Short Business Manager - Kami Trahant Faculty Editor - lackie Mount Sports Editor - loAnn Jones Advertising Index - Kevin Hill, Darby Ney Dance Editor — lackie Mount, Tima Taylor Darkroom Editor - Kim Wadsworth Todd Veibell Homecoming Traditions - Paula Short Candids - lean Bergeman, Chuck Reay, Chris Calms Artists - Mitch Mansanarez, lay Metz 134 'Hean- 'Vfl. . t From Left to Right Doug Exeter. Rick Hatch. Kevin Thurman. Randy Pulley. Tim Heyrend, Lavon Womack. Grover Staub Kerry Phelphs Office Aids Back Row Tammy lones. Angie Iones. Trina Talbot. Wendi Wheeler. Lisa Adams. Mikki Dunn. Darla Farmer Front Row Nancy Nate, Mrs Talbot, Mrs Stef fensen, Derwce Mattson Bookstore Right to Left Yevtte Young. Tamera Erb. Angie Wujcik. Mrs Colson 138 (2 6ee'tCetuten Va%6iUf jieenCeacteM, Daren Covington Senior Cheerleading is lots of hard work It's being a part of a team, It's having to accept responsibility, and finding out what responsibility means, A cheerleader needs enthusiasm and confidence in her ability; Because she is leading the crowd. She is the symbol of vitality. A never-ceasing interest, A love and devotion, A strong will to do for others - these constitute a cheerleaders emotions Cheerleading is an honor, An honor meant to share Regarded as a priceless gift To create spirit everywhere A person with high standards, An honor characteristic Someone who puts herself aside and lives to support her school, Paul Barnard lunior Paula Short Senior Kami Trahant lunior Tammy Hodge lunior But deeper than this it's a feeling A way of making friends. Knowing your a leader. Giving where life begins Laughing and wanting to win, Accepting the disappointment of defeat. Learning to try once again, Working for many hours. Going through stiffness and aches. Wondering if you can improve. Realizing the work it takes. Helping others to know the joy of working together as one. Showing the importance of never giving up Until a victory's been won Being proud of the position you hold, caring about your team. Facing a world full of opportunity, THIS IS WHA T CHEERLEADINC MEANS !!!! Beth Sollars lunior Top Row I to R Patrice Varney, Louise Henschetd, Ginger Ciccone, kaylyn Spencer, David Perkes, Tom Hopson, Gary Brummond, Lynne Darrington, Mandy Neilson, Kelly Kniffin, Mary Ann Chapman, Trina Wise, and Melissa Kearsley Second Row Rhonda Rowbury, Stacy Taylor Traci Barbie, Carolyn Gibson. Tonya Dunn, Bract Wixom. Dennis Hatch, lames Thompson. Rachel Packer, Tami Olsen. Debbie Mortensen. Mary Williams, and Donna Scott Third Row Tone Stewart. Valerie Anderson. Debbie Rowbury, Mikki Dunn, Gretchen Doke, lulie Ugako. Tad Miers. Stephan Sandau. Reed Leavitt. Mary Anglesey, Allison Walters, and Irene Diaz On Floor Sally Stewart, Lynette Huff. Shelly McDaniel. Mark Horrocks, Allen Kissner, Malt Richards. Toma Chapman. Dayna Coffey. Lynne Packham. and Miss Taylor This year we started off with a new teacher, Suzanne Taylor, and we were her first teaching job After we got used to each other, we settled right down to work We held our first concert, combined with the band, on October 29 In November we hosted 5th District Music Clinic with |im Gabbard as our clinition Fourteen schools participated Again in November, the School Board approved of Celebration's proposed trip to the In- ternational Music Festival this spring November 24 was the annual Iazz Night The show choir and jazz band performed and did an ex- cellent job The High School's Christmas concert had an excellent turn out; which also had an added attraction of a choir of grade school children Since the new year, the concert choir has pointed their efforts towards the festival, which will be held on April 23 and 24 at Snake River All year long Celebration has been putting on concerts for civic organizations such as the Elks, and at the Christmas Tree Fantasy, and many others Besides being very involved here at the high school, the choirs sponsored Homecoming and have performed during assemblies and at the Bronco Breakfast. Advisor. Suzanne Tayfor S U4U6 ‘r efyi£e 144 ScA ai ? _ 4cUh £ (£6a tce Standing L to R M Anderson. Tracy Doan. Daynna Draper Brenda Hammon. Laurie Hardin. Lmda Hardm Donna Scott. Mary Wiliams Michele Christensen, and Mikki Dunn Kneeling Vicki Gardner. Christy Christensen. Mary Behrend. Maia Battson, Krr Riley, and Ondy Gardner 145 ectentUiGH- eft to Right Lori Goodwin, Susan Call. Norita Austin, Cheryl Allen, Wendy Wheeler, Dianne Hawkey ReNae Wright. Lisa Tanner, Kelly Edwards, Leslie lleman. Barbra Zillig Advisors Mrs Thompson and Mrs Petersen Advisors loan Thompson Marilyn Peterson Girls Federation was started at Blackfoot High School in 1960 by Bonnie Gardener an English teacher The purpose of the organization is to provide leadership opportunities to present interesting and educational programs for the girls of Blackfoot high and to offer community and school services Any girl may join Girls Federation Monthly programs are presented to the girls on such sub- jects as fashion, dating, music, etc A girl of the month is chosen and various = • groups are honored hi o 4 146 £ fuutca £ette £ tttenfaiwtteett l i £a 6et 4xM 0? ut4, Back Row Sonya Wildcat. Kaylynn Spencer, Tami Olsen Middle Row Tanya Trahant. Kim Elder. Rachel Packer. Marianne Anglesey. Traci Barbre Nonta Austn, Trma Wise. Michelle Hogue. Shawna Thurman Front Row Chns Glims. Amy Wmberg. Shen Daniels. Cindy Baldree. T I Bacharach 147 TKna. TKvvUU Mrs Merritt graduated from Anaconda High School, Anaconda, Montana in 1938. In 1964 she graduated from North Idaho Junior College, with an Associates of Arts Degree, and in 1967 she graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Minor in Library Science. Mrs Merritt has been Head Librarian at Blackfoot High school since 1967 and assisted in setting up libraries at Elmwood, and Stalker Elementary in Blackfoot At Blackfoot High Mrs Merritt teaches her students many aspects of library work ... Standing Left to Right Hazel Prouse, Trtoa Coyen, Margie Long, Charles Cameron. Cary Brummond. Edward George, and Mrs Merritt Seated: Mane Gutierrez. Kame Thetbeault, and Brenda Lopez 148 Not another story about bubbles' 7 t le ty act Senior Class Favorites for the year Nineteen hundred eighty-two. Perfect Partners Lynn Ware Darren Simpson Michelle Best Bodies f-%2 Kneeling L to R Chris Clawson. Frank Bischoff, Kelly Ogden. Travis Evans. Rob Aubrey. Waylmn Dixey. Mike Moss. Troy Goodwin, and Bruce Sandoval Standing John Brandon. Fernn Broncho. Kelly Schroeder, Dennis Madson. Marty Early. David Carter. Chuck Reay. Bub Eschief. Russell lones. Mike Chamberlain, and Shane Randall L to R Dennis Madson. Kelly Ogden. Ferrin Broncho. Travis Evans. David Carter. Rob Aubrey. Scott Anderson. Mike Chamberlain. Bruce Sandoval. John Brandon, and Mike Moss, and Russ lones Back Row Stuart Clawson. Darren Simpson. Richard Archibald. David Perkes. Chalmers Haas, Coach Taylor Third Row Mitch Mansanarez. Sheralyn Walters. Marm Nacheff. Brooke Crosby. Angie Wujdk Second Row Jon Hey rand. Carrie Haas. Daren Covington. Dolly Nielson. Mary Ann Chapman. Nancy Nate Front Row Brian Higginson. Todd Anderson. Wade Taylor, Ron Brown. Eddie Rowsell Sencosi ett uptca Darren Simpson Sheralyn Walters David Perks Daren Covington 159 Stuart Clawson Brook Crosby Carrie Haas Richard Archibald 7 a c Head Coach. Ruby Lee Walker. Pal Sartori. Assistant Coach. Correen Top Row L to R Barry Butler. Leon Bingo. Ralph Hulse. Donny Dixey. lay Metz. Gretchen Doke. Lisa Young. Lupe Chavevez. Rita Behrend. Sonja Wildcat, Enrique Paleyelo, Gary Curry, Brian Gardner, and Quinn Millington kneeling Sean White. Glenn Huff, April Jennings. Cara Johnson. Julie Bingo. Miki Dunn, Dana Lee, Elias Lopez. Mike DeGuilio. and JoAnn Jones 70e t esi 'Deo-eCofai Occtcto i ff ctcvctc i ut tutet 161 t b'( fieAtCen TOie ttenA TOie tiena 7( 'ie t£en 7( reatte m e t e e % Dan Finck 185 2 year wrestler Sr - State Qualifier Hondo Guerra 105 Junior Soph - State Qualifier Jr - State Champion 1 Dale Lamb 112 3 year wrestler Soph — State Qualifier |r — State runner up Sr - State Qualifier Ron Callison 119 3 year wrestler Soph - State Qualifier Jr - State runner up Sr - State Qualifier S . ettewtett State 1 _ _ _ e t Alien Eskelsen 167 3 year wrestler Jr - State Qualifier Sr - State Qualifier IsraelMoreno 138 2 year wrestler Shawn Hernandez 138 1 year wrestler Larry Wadsworth 126 2 year wrestler TVt M te 7( TOieAtten TOieatCen El' “ • -£■ 'A' ■•“ _a % e 6 t e e Vars.lv First Row Left to Right Wade Taylor. Hondo Guerra. Dale lamb. Ron Call,son 2nd Row Barbara Zillig. Mike Plesnor Darwin Lott Rod so,,. 5 son Barry tones Back Row Coach Taylor. Ioanna Smith Dan Heath, Allen Eskelsen. Dan Fmck Tony Hernandez. Cmdv Lott Coach Wondf.n wty Cindy Lott. Coach Woodfm ! W A iTZ Va V Fir!5 w°W Lopez‘ Sabin Hawley- E,ws Lopez, john Stephen sen. Mitch Larsen 2nd Row Barbara Zilbg Tony Barrington Larrv Mf h T r ShaWn,Hefndndez ve Weaver 3rd Row Coach Taylor. Ioanna Smith. Brian Womack loyld Williams Fred Goodworth. Tom Garrett, Sham Metz, Mitch Manzeneras, Cindy Lott. Coach Woodfm Front Row L to R Trevor Crumley. Scot Miller, Jeff Buttars, Troy Goodwin. Todd Anderson. Brian Higgmson. Doni Wixom Back Row I to R Coach Quesnell, Marty Earley, )im Broncho. Scott Reese, David Cater. Russell k nes. Ethan Broncho, Matt Richards, Mark Horrocks. Back Row L to R Scott Anderson, Darren Simpson, Dennis Gardner, k hn Bjornberg, Garth Gneiting. Mike Chamberlain Front Row L to R lerry Highley. Stuart Clawson, Chris Clawson. Kelly Ogden, Frank Bishoff, Dennis Madson 164 Back Row Brenda Merkley, Rita Behrend, Nancy Nate, Debbie Merkley. JoArm lones Middle Row Michelle Packer. Susan Nate. Lupe Chavez Front Row Beth Yancey. Lori Gibbs, Marla Rosten 1 aCCey iCi S' Squad Top Noelle Leavitt. Cathy Cal. Mona Pratt Front Marlene Nacheff, Lynette Dixey. Chense Your 167 Head Coach Sartori. Coach Johnson. Coach Quesnefl, Coach Vasas Back Row Ranee Katsean- nes. Barry Butler. Nile Elison, Allen Eskeken, Joel Hastings. Dennis Gardner, Darren Simpson. Tom Garrett Se- cond Row Randy Walker. Garth Gneitmg, Emilio Chavez, Darryl Hendricks, Chuck Reay, Shane Randall. l3oug Vance, Todd Vander- creek, Todd Veibell Third Row Danny Edmo, Jim Jensen, Whipple Edmo, Kent Richards. Stuart Clawson, David Perkes, Chris Clawson. Mike Chamberlain. Rob Aubrey Eront Row Larry Wadsworth. Erank Bischoff, Brad Wixom, Elias Lopez, Kelly Ogden. Brent Pmgel, Dennis Madson, Quinn Millington SNAKE RIVER Biackfoot started the season off against arch rival Snake River, and as usual the emotional game was a tough one gome into over- time with the Broncos coming out on top Todd Veibell caught a Chuck Reay 10 yard pass on the first play to break the 22-22 deadlock SKYLINE This was Black foot's first Gem State Conference game DarryJ Hendricks ran for 191 yards and 3 T.D.'s as the offensive Ime, Dennis Gard- ner, Joel Hastings, Shane Randall, Darren Simpson and Alien Esketsen open- ed gapping holes A long pass m the 4th quarter gave Skyline a 25-20 lead, and Biackfoot was unable to score on its late game desperation plays POCATELLO: Excellent defense by Todd Veibell, Barry Butler. Whipple Ed- mo, Randy Walker, Stuart Clawson, Doug Vance. Darren Simpson, Jim Jensen, Todd Vandercreek. and a host of others got the first shut-out for Biackfoot this season and kept the Indians wmless despite the running of Poky's Senior Dave Ramasko The offensive passing of Chuck Reay to Garth Gneitmg kept the Indians confused Gartn had 8 receptions for 152 yards Hendricks aid the scoring with a pair of 4 yard runs BURLEY Garth Gneitmg caught another 5 passes. Hendricks scored 3 T.D.'s and the Biackfoot Broncos hung on to wm aganist a tough Burley team 20- 6 Solid defense and ball control offense kept Burley away from the end- zone all night HIGHLAND Biackfoot came out on top m every statistic but the score which was highland 28, Biackfoot 14 Turnovers were the key to a Highland victory Hendricks scored on a 4 yard run and Aubrey caught a Reay pass for 11 yards to do the Biackfoot scoring Defensively the Broncos were very solid, but poor field position hurt Biackfoot a! day TWIN FALLS: It was a see-saw battle in Twm on a beautiful Fall night The Broncos were emotionally up and were not going to be denied a victory Biackfoot won 32-21 The passing of Chuck Reay. power running by Aubrey, speed by Hendricks, and excellent blocking kept Twm on the run The defense fought hard the second half and allowed the Broncos to come out on top Back Row Matt Richards, Matt Ramsdell. Marcel Amaro, Mike Plesner, Gary Sanders. Scott Miller, Scott Hastings. Tiger Mynerok, Gene Rosin, Russel Jones, Lemeul Stone, Sam Meyer, Steve Gratzer, Eric Edmo Front Row: Mike Moss. Ron Brown. Randy Schdds. Todd Anderson. Shea Weaver, Glen Huff, Kevin Wells, Troy Goodwin. Mark Horrocks, Scott Gay 171 Top Row: L to R: Brenda Merkley, Rita Behrend. Nan- cy Nate, Debbie Merkley, and Ioann Jones Middle Row: L to R Michelle Packer, Susan Nate, Lupe Chavez. Beth Yancey, Lori Gbbs, and Marla R osten Not pictured is Julie Lott l o££ey tM I V Team Top L to R Allison Hicks, Kelly Hartwick, Denise Chartow, and Dee Dixey Middle Row: Mona Pratt, Lynette Dixey, and Cherise Young Bottom Row: Kathy Call, Noelle Leavitt, and Mami Nacheff It was good year stated varsity Coach Ruby Walker when asked about the 1981-82 volleyball season The Broncho girls ended their season with a 12-8 record, winning against Snake River, Minico, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, and Highland. The heartache came when the girls played in the A-1 Distric Tournament. This determines who will go to State at Sandpoint The opening night of the tournament, Blackfoot took both wins against Highland and Pocatello But the way the tourna- ment was set up, the Bronchos had to play again the second night; this is when the roof fell in on the Bronchos We should have had it, said Coach Walker. The girls wanted it. The girls ended their season second in District. e % 4 4 e a cc t % V 174 tr Wayfenn Dixey Cara Mmson % 4t C K Woodtn coach of the Cross-Country team said. Thn year's turn out was good, but hoped for more participation n the 82 season He's now trying to buid up teams n the great trac- tion of 6 years ago when Back toot was state champ two years nxmng lay Met . Wayinn LXxey Cara Johnson and Beth Solars lettered n the 81 season Beth, who most of us  i Bb kfoot saw togging through the rwghborhoods tramng long, hard hours was representative at the 81 Cross-Comtry state meet Beth placed a respectable 3 Ht out of 79 runners n that compettion at Bone BHS faaAy and student body congratiiate and thank al the particpants for thee deCcation r tramng to make up the ’61 Gross-Comtry team 175 c % C 6 4 4 e t a e e 176 Top Left to Right: Coach Ruby Walker, Dee Dixey, Sarah Walker, Yvette Young, Terri Lew , and manager Marla Rosten Middle Lori Gibbs, Debbie Merkley, and Brenda Merkley Bottom: Lynette Dixey, Beth Yancey, and Leslie Kletnkopf The Blackfoot Broncho girls have been striving through the '81 and '82 year to come up with a record of 13-5 in their overall basket- ball season Starting the season off, the girls worked together as a team, sweeping away Idaho Falls, Skyline, and Snake River As the yar con- tinued, tension set in, which effected the Broncho's per- formance against Highland in two regular season games In the conference stand- off, the girls tied for second with Highland Blackfoot ended their season ranked third in the state; however, they failed to qualify out of the District Tournament to go to state. 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