Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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 r Vie Parker leads the classes in a cheer at the pep assembly. 29

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 The pep assembly honored the wrestlers and the girls’ basketball players. Getting out of class was fun, but getting out of class for assemblies was the best. Throughout the year the number of assemblies was small, but the enthusiasm was great. From pep assemblies to girls fed programs, there was something for every- one. A multi-media “self-es- teem assembly presented in the fall was very impres- sive. The cheerleaders worked hard to create spirit and enthusiasm at the pep assemblies. Creative class competitions, such as nose- pushing potatoes across the gym floor, tricycle races, and relays of couples chew- ing licorice from the ends were lots of fun. Everyone looked forward to the annual Awards Assembly at the end of the year. Scholar- ships and awards were giv- en to many outstanding stu- dents. No matter what the sub- ject, the assemblies were al- ways positive, spirited, and fun. We always looked for- ward to them. 28

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Loud music was playing and couples were swaying to the beat. This was a typical scene at the dances held dur- ing the year. We had many dances to choose from this year. Sock-hops were the most popular dances. Usually held after games, they were al- ways well attended. Other hops sponsored by groups such as the Heart As- sociation and Drug Free ADCAP were fun, too. Formats, like the Junior Prom and Senior Ball, were anxiously awaited. With new clothes, flowers, and dinner, the formats were an expen- sive date many had to save for. We looked forward to the dances throughout the year. They were always a great place to socialize and hang out. Steve Christensen and Tammy Winks horse around at the sock- hop. 30