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

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Living Yesterday's Dreams provided the theme for the Homecoming Week until Qctober 9 when the dream became a reality. The semi-formal dance was under the direction of CAROLYN BUSH and PENNY YOST CRIGHTJ. Decorations in the shades of red, pink and grey enclosed the gym as shown by .IANA LEE CUSIMANO and COLEEN O'MERA QBELOWJ. Special guests for the dance were those alumni of I.F.H.S. who received a bar- gain by paying only the amount indicated by the number of their graduation year. The music was provided by Goodwill.'l ROW ONE -- Mary Swartzen- berger, Chuck johnson, Laura Hansen, Rhonda Beers, Kent Hodson. ROW TWO - Tami Taylor, Chris Blaes, Patti Mega- son, Lori Higley, Gina Gallup. ROW THREE - Brad Couch, julie Jacobson, Marie Paulsen, Coleen O'Mera, LaDena Searle, Terri Hodson. ROW FOUR - Mark Hittman, Shane Williams, jan Booman, Katie Matson, Kathy Harrie, Mary Newman, Eileen Newman, Lynette Oakey.

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l is NNYLTSQJ wa, ll Each of the classes displayed strong spirit at the Homecoming game against the Twin Falls Bruins on Octo- ber 8 in Ravsten Stadium. Billboards depicting the theme, Tigers keep their self-esteem by paddlin' those Indians up their streamf, blazed from the grandstands of the stadium. juniors CLEFTQ took top honors under the direction of LORRAINE NEILSEN, seniors CMIDDLE LEFTJ under SCOT VAN KAMPEN and STACY WHITE were second and sophomores were once again third place crown win- ners CLEFTJ. The chairmen were .JULIE MERRILL and BRENT NEVILLE.

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