Idaho Falls High School - Spud Yearbook (Idaho Falls, ID)

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f T-ebruary was a monTh compleTe wiTh acTiviTies. The 4 OT February was The Spanish Club assembly and on The 5 was The G A A Jamboree. 'lYou Belong To My l-learT was The Theme oT The Seminary Tormal, which was held February 7. ValenTines Day was an evenTTul one Tor The G. F., which presenTed SweeThearTs as The Theme oT Their assembly. The nighT oT The I4, The Sophonnores sponsored Their hop, SweeThearT oT all My Dreamsf' The Junior assembly was nexT on The lisT oT acTiviTies. Following ThaT was Thespian NighT, which consisTed OT Tour one acT plays. The disTricT baslceTball TournamenT highlighTed The beginning oT March. On The I4, The Pep Band sponsored iTs annual dance. The monTh was Then climaxed by The sTaTe TournarnenTs aT PocaTello. T 4 og ' f - , Nd PHYSICAL EDU ATION STanding: Cy Adkins, malh and aThleTicsf Lloyd Amiclc, gym and aThleTics. SiTTinq: STan Pavlcov, direcTor of aThleTicsg La Rue Miller, physi- cal educaTion. MUSIC AND ART 'Sew Y LGTT To righT: Donald Auperle, vocal music: Helen Auperle. arT: A. L. GiTTord, insTrumenTal music.

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l.eTT To riqhT: Vernessa Naqle, English and Senior composifiony Elhel RoTTman, Enqlish: James Dunlap, speech and dramaficst ViOleT GusTin, English' Joan Mc- Callum Enqlish, ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS SCIENCE AND MATH Loft Tri riqhli Paul Koller, bioloqy and moloqyt Mildred .Taylor alqabra and qOOmeTry7 Fannie Hodoe, alqnbra, qcomelry, and Trinonomelryi Cy Adkins, qriom- olry, physics, al-iebra, and alh- lelirmr Don CriTTendon, bioloqy. NexT OT The imporTanT TuncTions was The Junior play January Thaw, which was presenTed December 9 and IO under The direcTion OT J. F. Dunlap, dramaTics insTrucTOr. The PavoleTTe club sponsored iTs annual DinTy Moore dance On December I3. The school cOncerT, given by The music deparTmenTs was held The I7 and I8 OT Decemf ber. On The 23, The Senior Ball Themed, WinTerTime Dreams, was held. A, The IO :QT January rolled around The Girls Fede'aTiOn puT On a dance and The sophomores presenTed Their assembly. LaTer in The monTh was The Pep Club dance. The band cOncerT was anoTher popular evenT, held 28 OT January.

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5 ,-. Lell To rlqlrli Aifhur Henle. Mr- han: cal Drawing and Woodwfwrl' Glen Thorne, Agricullure' Edna Bramwvll Home Economics: Hugh Lyon, Auti- Mechanics and General Shop. 53 . VOCAT!ONS Lfflfl To riqhlz L. Devon Sander- srwn Typing,Boolclreeping,Shor1- hand. and OTTice Praclicoi Gladys l-lolmbr-rg, Typing and Shorlhand' l.f1Vern Dixon, Typ- in., and Boolclcr-epinfqt J, H. Bnirlrr-y, Typing, Boolclcccping and .loiirrmllsrvm M COMMERCIAL As The school year came To a close, The monThs oT April and May had a various amounT oT evenls. The high school principal and TaculTy were highly responsible Tor The success oT The closing acTiviTies. The Seminary Play, Man on The Road, was preserved April 9 and IO. On The ll OT April was The Pep Club assembly and The Junior Prom. As The monTh oT April progressed, oTher TuncTions such as The Dance Revue of The I6 and I7 of April. LaTer The l-lonne Ec Club puT on a dance and The Senior play, Our Town, was presenTed on April 29 and 30. ln May The LivesToclc Show and music TesTival were among The spring acTiviTies. Beginning wiTh The BaccalaureaTe and Senior Luncheon, The commencemenT exercises climaxed anoTher glor- ious year Tor The sTudenTs of IFT-TS.