Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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(Zfauupctty 7™uUti K6 Breakin' the tradition is our way We try new things every day! Break dancing is the present craze It brings funky songs and a new wave. Scratched records and torn-up clothes People practically spinning on their nose! Our student body pres.-Jody Johnson Is really dedicated and her spirit soars on. After school in the gym you could find a soc hop Where you can talk to friends and pop or bop. Only on Fridays, we could bring tunes You hear them blasting loudly into the rooms. As of classes, a few have been added on Such as Computer Literacy, French, and so on. Our attendance has been adjusted W e are allowed nine days absent - then our credit is bustin' There's No Stopping Us - our spirits have shot high So this is our warning: Don’t EVEN Try! Yes, in the future we will be picking up and moving on But our memories of BJHS will always hold strong. Candy Jo Covington “II sure is hard to remember all of these codes”, thinks Mrs. Spinner and Mrs. Wasia. Doing the world-wide craze, BREAKIN' are Bobby. Bryon, and Troy. You know traditions are being broken when teachers dress like this. Enjoying French food are Beth Baker and Jackie Broadhead. Painting a mask during Art III is Craig LaMere. A few new fads this year. In a new Computer Lit. class are Marva Jess and Paul Highly. Computer drawing on division pages done by Dana White.

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Books, teachers, studying, notes, act- ing, compositions, sentences, multi- plying, drawing, reading, sewing, writing, typing, programming, lec- tures, assignments, homework, Fri- day - Thank goodness! Getting read) for a big spelling test is Carolee Miles. Aimer - ous la quiche?” asks Scott Parsons of Brian Bucklien as Paul Highles listens in during a French class brunch. Mans teachers hate student aides at BJHS. Jon Johnson is Ms. Finlayson's mischievous aide. Do pages 86 and 87 for Friday,” Ms. Robson tells Kendra Young during 7th Grade Knglish. 6