Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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With confidence. Paula Lew» and l avid Mack show they are ready for Mr. Merit's 1)5. History test. Una Giesler isn't so sure. “Oh no, too much salt. That’s alright. Quinn didn’t see me add it,” hopes Heidi Lowther. “He’ll still eat it.” “No, George, Kryptonite is not a real rock. You’ve been watching too much T.V.” Mrs. Hardy tells George Trenkle during an Larth Science quiz. Future artists Amy Despain and Victor Bruha enjoy working on talue drawings in Art III class. A little help always makes things go a little easier, at least for Melissa Mecham in Mrs. Cathey’s Be- ginning Sewing class. -A 9

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'Vd'Uety t e Sficcc i£e. tUF “Looks like a good weld,” says Mr. Willyerd to Nick Defilipps and Trent Porter in metals class. Nervous Angie Wheeler presents an interesting speech on Dragons in Mrs. Santos' second hour speech class. Ready for Christmas, Jeff Tanner and Mrs. Jamison add the finishing touches to decorate X-mas trees. Algebra must be fun or why would Karla Bean, Stephanie ( apson, and Cammy Gladwell be giggling during class. “We're working on an antidote to prevent headaches due to the stress of too much homework,” reply Darrel Sheepskin and Brian Williams in Mr. Kennedy's Earth Science class. 8

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Trying out the new Apple ( omputers in Computer Literacy class are Paul Iflighley, Kelly Aldous. and Mans Jess. Adding the finishing touches to wood caning projects in Industrial Arts are Erik Branstitre. Kyle Rosin, and Jason Stewart. Nina, don't look now, but they're taking our picture, says Iris Bega during Mr. Wright's Life Science Class. Their faces reflect the mood of this play. Cemeteries Are A Crate Matter, during drama class. Actors are Tiffany Hess, Valerie Ricks, Toni Taylor. Brandi W illiams, Roland Burke, Becky W u- jick. Nicole Siebers, Trina Virgin, Jim Powell, and Jim Dain. t cc4 cfetf