Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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BHS '88 - STUDENT LIFE Section TRI-ING THE NEW STUDENT LIFE Student life: what makes school more than books, teachers, and homework? It is the excitement of coming to school every day to see WHO is doing WHAT. It is the people we know involved in the activi- ties and inter- ests we share. It is feeling that you are part of the action! This is what we will remember about 1988. These special mo- ments will forever be part of our lives. “STUDENT LIFE Drrisiom PmKt A j

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Else Was New? Walden Gourney became the principal. With him, came many new policies and rules concerning absences, semester tests, tardies and deten- tion! Dustin Dobson wears proudly a headband that he received from Valley Bank. The bank gave these headbands to show their support of our athletes. There were also many new teachers and coaches. This year Bronco Pride was greater than ever as we cheered our teams on to victory. mnrtpsa Is this what happens when people spend too much time in the library? Jason Stoddart was caught off guard while in the library. Opening Tricia Gay, Sabra Knight, Jimmy Young, Alango Coby, Todd Wood, and Derek Brown were only a few of those who were packed into the gym at the Blackfoot-Minico basketball game. s y

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 After a long wait, the last day of school had finally come, and we were The last bell of the year rang and summer officially began. Some of us were off on vacations to other states or even other countries. Some stayed in town all sum- mer working. Everyone did something, even though “nothin’” was a typical response when asked by friends what we had done all summer. We knew summer was almost over when enve- lopes from Blackfoot High School arrived in the mail. It was already time for registration! However, there was more confusion than ever as we tried to sched- ule the new “tri-mester!” Everyone lived through registration, though, and started preparing for the first day of school. When Sandi Bigler came back to school to register she was still dressed for summer. Jason Lloyd was seen hangin’ around in several places this summer. Craig Lamere, George Trenkle, Doug Moss, Pat Teton, Sean Valentine, Paul Moore, Mark Mur- illo, Jesse Hamilton, and Marcus Foster are ready for an early football prac- tice. Dana Cozby and Kevin Briggs sang as part of the entertainment at the In- ternational Food Festival at St. Bernerd's Catholic Church this summer. 6 Summer Registration