Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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MncdmS We all had to do it, but each of us had a different way of get- ting . . . 70 7 WS The pride and joy, and some- times even the embarassment of some stu- dents are the “boulevard bruisers”, ‘‘beast mo- biles”, “bombs”, “boats”, and “tanks” of our Brady Brower and Tiffany Carroll stand next to the “car of all seasons”. Brady's 1974 Buick Le Sabre was ori- ginally painted by Victor Brulia and Paul Highley. school, a.k.a. stu- dent automobiles. Although all cars may not be breath- taking beauties like the infamous “car of all seasons,” or the ag “beast”, they make Black- foot High School what it is.

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'zsks 70s finally rolled around. We were playing Pocatello. It seemed as though everyone was there. The stands were full and the crowd was noisy. Our team and fans wanted, more than any- thing, to win that night, and we did! The final score was 14-12. The theme song of the dance was “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake. The Homecoming Queen was Amy Ja- mison, with Tiffany Carroll and Camie Neff as first and second attendants. Another great Homecoming Week slowly came to an end with the last song of the dance. Norma Martin, Juan Martin, Dana White, John DeGiulio, Kris ten Wasia, Martha Vil lanuesa. Dee Brown and Candice Coving ton also took part in the car parade. Dora True hot, Casey Murillo, and Kelly Smith represented the Indian Club in the car parade. The excitement had been growing all week and Friday had finally come, the day on the Game! After school people were busily decorating cars and trucks for the car parade. Game time Homecoming Queen was Amy Jamison. The first and second attentants were Tif- fany Carroll and Camie Neff. Photo complements of The Mornsng Sens

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