Borah High School - Safari Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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Mrs. Cheryl Babbitt, English Mr, Richard Bender, Debate, Speech, Debate Club Declamation and Forensic Adviser Mrs, Marge Boylan, German Mrs. Marjorie Bue, Journalism, Spanish, Senator Adviser, Quill and Scroll Adviser, Staff Club Adviser Mr. David Emry, English, Junior Class Adviser Mr. James Garrett, English, B Club Adviser Mr. Ronald Geerston, English Mrs. Lorraine Gundersen, English, Safari Adviser, Staff Club Adviser Miss Sandy Hartman, English, Junior Class Adviser Mrs. Jill Heifner, English Miss Julie Lachiondo, Spanish Mrs. Nikki Patrick, English I Miss Alice Radcliffe, English, Senior Composition Mrs. Frances Reid, English, Sage Adviser Miss Sharene Stirnweis, Drama, Drama Club Adviser, Thespians Adviser YB? 'Gif New mini and American Humanities revitalize ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Marguerite Gentle counsels Kriste Hosford and Monica Oyler about college choices during their junior school year. ABOVE: teacher Miss Lorna Sutton. teacher substitute Mrs, Lana Hoch, and Mr. David Enry confer. Student Steve Vann listens tohelection speeches. New

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.4 I Presidential election excites student interest Mr. Michael Kurdyg U. S. History, Social Science, Student Council, House of Delegates, Board of Control, CAT Club Adviser Mr. Lyle Petty, American Government, Physical Education Mr. John Schaertlg American Government, Political Science Club Adviser Mrs. Blossom Schlangerp Times of Change, U. S. History, Humanities Mr. Reinhold Tragerg Contemporary Problems, American Government, Ski Club Adviser Mr. Carmelo Urzag U. S. History, Spanish, Sophomore Class Adviser Mr. Steve Van Ocker: Social Science, U. S. History, Basketball Coach Mr. Gary Winslow: American Government

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Language Arts at its best is a rich pot- purri of both the past and the present. In keeping with this spirit more new English courses with an expanded approach increased student choices. Sophomores selected trom a variety of ten new 9 weeks mini courses ranging from those with an emphasis on native Americans, mysteries, man's relation to his environment, or Puritans, to the United States' Western experience. A team taught American Studies pro- gram stressed history and literature. This humanities course was open for the first time to sophomores who had taken the American Studies program in the 9th grade. Juniors chose Mythology, How to Write, Shakespeare, or Romantic Literature from among other 9 weeks courses. Universal Themes in World Literature gave both juniors and seniors new choices. The Advanced Humanities class explored philosophy, art, and read and dis- cussed several Greek and modern plays. Debaters won the sweepstakes' trophy and 1st place in the senior division at the University of Idaho. Journalism students took their usual quota of both state and national awards for excellence in newspa- per and yearbook production. Mrs. Alice Vetter and Mr. Carmilo Urza, language teachers, travelled to France and Spain to perfect courses. Miss Lorna Suttong English, Stait Club Adviser Mrs. Betty Thorne: English Mrs. Alice Vetter: French, Latin, International Club Adviser Mrs. Amy Vinzg Humanities Mrs. Margaret Wardg English, Junior Class Adviser Mrs. Debbie Winslowg French, English