Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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What is this, a military school? Where did all of those nerds come from? Was that a jock I just saw in a cheerleaders uniform? Don’t worry, you’re not go- ing crazy, IT’S ... This is what came to the minds of Dea Williams, Tanya Yancey, Sharlyn Willyerd, Lori Bendixsen, and Karena Thurgood when they were told that Thursday was “Nerd Day ■xomseomm “Rambo Day” kicked off the week’s days of school spirit. That day we dressed up military style. Tuesday was “Peace Day”. Students dressed as hippies and we saw many symbols of peace. “Backwards Day” was Wednesday. Guys dressed as girls and girls dressed as guys. The Jockadettes held their annual pep assembly and invited everyone to the Powder Puff game that night. The girls were cheered on by the Jockadettes as the Sen- iors won. Thursday all of the true nerds showed their faces. Spirit week came to an end on Friday with “Green and White Dress Up Day” when we either dressed in the school colors or in our best clothes. The Jockadettes, can do more stunts because, “they aren't afraid of fall- ing,” Mrs. Beamis, cheer- leader advisor, said. Lisa Shiosaki, Kim Yan- cey, Sara Bodily, Becky Bendixsen, and Penny Brooks were members of the Junior Powder Puff team. What did they want out of the game? To beat the Seniors and to have fun! w Homecoming

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The “Flirtations”, starring Sharia Robinson, Nan Lind- say, and Penny Brooks sing to the audience on the free stage. Surviving two heats, Glenn Simpson's car avoids his nearest competitors in the Demolition Derby. Candy in hand, Christine Nelson, Tiffany Carroll, and Lori Evans excite the chil- dren in the parade crowd.

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Senior Class Clown, Kyle An- derson, showed his spirit by dressing up on “Peace Day A mini-skirt and high tops? Is Jeromy Pharis starting a new fashion trend? Photo complements of The Morning Sent Homecoming 11