Borah High School - Safari Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Students assist Student Council members in decorating the Christmas tree. QPrent Kallenberger, Bob Berlin, Diane Bagley, Jamie Fereday, Ted Lyfordj Deck The Halls, assemblies, highlight Christmas was ,..,- ABOVE: Among many other students John Elrod and Margaret Frazier enjoy spending their noon hours in the snow. RIGHT: Lisa Miller hangs one of her drawings in the senior Deck the Halls.

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,ii - .n. The winter days at Borah were high- lighted through the Christmas celebra- -ag tion week. At the beginning of the week the Student Council members decorated a Christmas tree for the main office. Two evenings were also set aside for the annual Deck the Halls competi- tion. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior halls were decked with many kinds of decorations to bring out the Christmas atmosphere at Borah. During the week the Drama Club trav- eled to many Boise grade schools to perform a children's play, titled Bilbo Baggins. Evening performances were also shown for the Borah students and the Boise public. As a finale of the week, the music department entertained the Student body with the annual Christmas assem- bly. The winner of the Deck the Halls competition was also announced with the senior class receiving the award. ABOVE: Foreign exchange students entertain the Borah student body in the AFS assembly. MIDDLE: Boys' and Girls' State Representatives trom the State Delegation are Tim Olson, Rich Kaufman, Kevin Johnson, Becky Jones, Laurine Oberbillig, Rory Jones, Regina Aldecoa, Karen Higgins, and Kirkpatrick. BELOW: Drama members portray a scene from Bilbo Bagginsf' CSitting left to rightj Stephanie Dennis, Nancy Harms, Cathy Nonlvood, LaMarr, Becky Bevington, Brenda Baker, Ron Smith, Carol Chastain. CStandingJ Mark McCain, Dan Oakes, Kirk Vincent. 1 972 Patty Rick MUN'

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s Q5 4 2 ' I5', K O' -'gm . The Borah Student Experience Pro- gram was a great success this year, as a high number of students enrolled to help in the grade schools. One or two periods a day were set aside for this project when the students tutored grade school children in Art, Social Studies, Math, and Reading. With the end of the Football season, the Idaho Statesmen nabbed nine Borah players to be members of the All-city team. The boys were honored with a banquet featuring guests and team membersvlrom the other schools. Mr. Binder's junior history classes reviewed the Kent State riot again this year. Senior boys were used as the Ohio policemen and Senior American Government classes performed the riot. The familiar No Pigs on Campus chant could be heard throughout the school. As an ending to the basketball sea- son, the students got together to bring back the 1950's in Flashback Friday. Everyone dressed in the wear of the 50's. An assembly was held in the morning. Along with the skits, the main feature was a dance marathon on the gym floor. Teachers and students did the Jitter-bug to 1950's music. ABOVE LEFT: All city football players relax in the coaches' office. CJeff Blanc, Gerald Morelock, Bill Carpenter, Randy Haverfield, Monty Nash, Terry Hutt, Bill Asbury, Bob Graff.J ABOVE RIGHT: Sen- iors, Gunnar Foreland and Fluth Jacobson perform ln the Mime Theatre. BELOW: Lu Ann Meredith and Shane Bengochea do their best at jitter-bugging in the 1950's assembly.