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YEAR IN REVIEW

2015-2016

table of contents

Office Staff Board of Directors
45
Former Board of Directors Members Hall of Fame
67
Distinguished Service Awards Other Awards Interscholastic Stars
89
10

RECORDS

Non-Athletic
State Drama State Debate State Speech State Dance State Cheer
11 12 11 13 13

Athletic

  • State Soccer
  • 14

16 17 19 21 23 25 27 28 29 32 35 37 41 43
State Volleyball State Cross Country State Football Girls State Basketball Boys State Basketball State Wrestling State Golf State Tennis Boys State Track Girls State Track State Softball Academic State Championship Sportsmanship Awards Schools of Excellence

2015 - 2016 STATE CHAMPIONS

  • Drama
  • 46

47 48 49 54 56 58 60 62 66 68 69 70 86 87 88
Debate Speech Cross Country Volleyball Soccer Football Girls Basketball Wrestling Boys Basketball Dance Cheer Track & Field Golf Tennis Softball

  • State Tournament Financial Report
  • 90

3

ihsaa office staff

Ty Jones
Executive Director
Julie Hammons Assistant Director

Amanda Quinlan
Financial Coordinator
Brynn Knudson
Administrative Assistant

Debbie Johnson
Administrative Assistant
Elizabeth Kidd
Social Media+Technology Coordinator

4

ihsaa board of directors

Jeff Cirka

District II 2015-2018

Jerry Keane

District I; President
2010-2017

Richard Bauscher

District III

Ron Anthony

District IV; Vice Pres.

  • 2015-2018
  • 2012-2017

Bryan Jolley

District VI 2009-2016

Gary Brogan

District V 2012-2016

Curt-Randall Bayer

State Principals Association
2015-2017

Tim Perrigot

Boys Athletic Coaches
2012-2018

Kimber Chrz

Girls Athletic Coaches
2014-2017

Rhonda Hegan

State Dept. of Education
Appointed

Kevin Howard

Music Educators
2014-2017

Tracy Fuller

Speech Arts T e achers
2014-2018

Dwight Richins

  • Jason Knopp
  • Tol Gropp

Idaho School Supt. Assn.
2015-2018
School Trustees
2014-2016
State Athletic Directors
2014-2016

5

  • 2015-16 awards and honors
  • hall of fame

August 5, 2015
The Riverside Hotel, Boise

Hall of Fame - Class of 2016

  • Richard Bauscher
  • Jay Darrington
  • David Neumann

DICK FLEISCHMANN MEMORIALAWARD

Clif Davis

2015 Fall Interscholastic Stars

5A - Timberlyn Short, Post Falls 4A - Hannah Webster, Caldwell 3A - Brook Mason, Filer* 2A - Brogun Tibbitts, Salmon 1A - Chase Blazzard, Troy *First Place Star

WES LOWE MEMORIALAWARD

Wayne Millet

DUANE D. WOLFE MEMORIALAWARD

Donnelley Sports

SPIRIT OF SPORT AWARD

Acey Shaw, Dietrich

2016 Spring Interscholastic Stars

5A - Harley Goul, Capital

OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR

Kent Marboe District VI

4A - Pedro Galvan, Skyview 3A - Blake Bartschi, South Fremont 2A - McKenzie Kennedy, Grangeville 1A - Chaye Uptmor, Prairie

DISTRICT DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS

  • District I
  • Conrad Underdahl

  • Dave Wright
  • District II

District III District IV District V District VI
Terry Beck Sharon Lutkehus Polly Dahlke Wendy Johnson

Brook Mason

First Place
Interscholastic Star

6

2015 — 2016
STATE TOURNAMENT
CHAMPIONS

7

state drama

December 4-5, 2015
Rocky Mountain High School

  • 5A Teams
  • 4A Teams

1st 2nd 3rd
Coeur d’Alene – Jared Helm, coach Rocky Mountain – Erin Davidson, coach Eagle – Tracy Harrison, coach
1st 2nd 3rd
Twin Falls, James Haycock, coach Century, Brieanne Witte, coach Jerome, Patrick Rexroat, coach

3A Teams

Sugar-Salem – Nancy Robinson, coach
2nd American Falls, Dana Facer, coach 1st 3rd Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy, Tracey Vaughan, coach

Individual Awards

  • Original Acting - Serious
  • Ensemble Acting - Serious

1st Collins, Allen, York, Dixon, Bodily – Mtn. View 2nd Bradley, Kelly - Eagle 3rd TJ Jensen – Blackfoot
1st Schulthies, Brown, Rice, Glider, Hill – Sugar-Salem 2nd Reed, Clark, Schorzman – Twin Falls 3rd Greene, Heick – Coeur d’Alene

  • Original Acting - Humorous
  • Ensemble Acting - Humorous

1st Enriquez, Alexander, Spreier, Horrocks – Century 2nd Steeves, Cowman – Rocky Mtn. 3rd Evans, Foster, Boldrin – Century
1st Suaste, Ridgway, Bright, Ramirez - Jerome 2nd Major, Browne, Garner, Monty – Twin Falls 3rd Perkins, Terry, Schaefer – Lake City

  • Musical Theatre
  • Pantomime

1st Vaughn-Spencer, Bringhurst, Keating – Century 2nd Davey, Verdi, Moore – Coeur d’Alene

3rd Enriquez, Alexander, Choudhury, Chandler, Sennesael - Century

1st Moon, Eastman, Wardack – Rocky Mtn. 2nd Sims-Douglas, Hill – Mountain View 3rd Slick, Hernandez, Staggie - Columbia

Tech Theatre - Costume Design

1st Walters, Giaccomino – Rocky Mtn. 2nd Hamann, Cox – Twin Falls 3rd Grace Warnick - Lake City

Solo Acting - Serious

1st Autumn Plucker – Coeur d’Alene 2nd Nautica Wicks - Vallivue 3rd Trystunn Koger – Nampa

  • Tech Theatre - Makeup
  • Solo Acting - Humorous

1st Vaughn, Heuer – Jerome 2nd Jones, Norlen – American Falls 3rd Ariza Diaz – Columbia
1st Hannah Verdi – Couer d’Alene 2nd Rachel Giaccomino – Rocky Mtn. 3rd David Kelling – Lake City

  • Tech Theatre - Properties
  • Solo Audition

1st Jones, Reed – Twin Falls 2nd Justin Clarke – Coeur d’Alene 3rd Spraklen, Yeager – Coeur d’Alene
1st Gabby Lutz – Twin Falls 2nd Andrew Rose – Vallivue 3rd Molly Malone – Twin Falls

Tech Theatre - Scene Design

1st Stone, Brennan - Coeur d’Alene 2nd Stearns, Appell – Sandpoint 3rd Sam Paytosh – Jerome

8

state debate

December 11-12, 2016
Boise High School

  • A Teams
  • B Teams

  • 1st
  • Eagle – Herby Kojima, coach

Centennial – Paul Montreuil, coach Mountain View – Camilla Boylan, coach Madison – Bruce Benson, coach

  • 1st
  • Renaissance – Tim Smith, coach

Bishop Kelly – Paul Wardwell, coach Bonneville – Bob Clayton, coach Century – Chris Boatman, coach
2nd 3rd 4th
2nd 3rd 4th

  • Policy
  • Congressional Debate

  • 1st
  • Tucker Lovell / Conner Davis - Bonneville
  • 1st
  • Sam Henricks - Nampa

2nd Arman Cuneo / Charlie Wambolt - Eagle Semi Diana Lu / Drew Myers - Boise
2nd Davia Habbben - Columbia Semi Molly Sullivan - Coeur d’Alene

  • Semi Preston Vawdrey - Highland
  • Semi Tyra Hillier / Charlie Johnston - Highland

Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr
Blair Armstrong / Blake Jones - Bishop Kelly Ashley Xu / Kathy Min - Centennial
Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr
Rylan Holverson - Hillcrest Kelly McAughey - Columbia

  • Jordan King - Lake City
  • Mark Eusterman / Michael Eusterman - Eagle

  • Tyler Gordon / Rylan Wood - Eagle
  • Brayden Chiatovich - Canyon Ridge

Octa David Shin / David Goodwin - Coeur d’Alene Octa Derek Stein / Kay Hadrick - Timberline Octa Elyse Blanch / Gabriel Mason - Hillcrest Octa Ermina Sedy / Kyndal Mesenbrink - Lake City Octa Riley Talamantes / Alex Welker - Centennial Octa Tiffany Davis / Harper Clayton - Bonneville Octa Daniel Liu / Carson Lloyd - Capital
Octa Zane Messenbrink - Mtn. View Octa Josh Cahoon - Kimberly Octa Maddie Lauritzen - Lake City Octa Liam Quigley - Skyline Octa Russell Capell - Pocatello Octa Parker Akkerman - Nampa Octa Kaiser Carter - Renaissance

  • Octa Peyton Appell - Mtn. View
  • Octa Mitch Benjamin / Jack McKinney - Hillcrest

  • Public Forum
  • Lincoln-Douglas

  • 1st
  • Simon Stauffer / Joseph McKinney - Rocky Mountain
  • 1st
  • Harrison Hall - Centennial

2nd Michael Joel Warren / Samantha Wilson - Century Semi Tyler Christenson / Andrew Willis - Madison Semi Quentin McTeer / Kelsi Nichols - Renaissance
2nd Eli Neal - Bishop Kelly Semi Scott Williams - Kuna Semi Eddy Encinas - Jerome
Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr
Tanner Anderson / Maria Cornell - Renaissance Camille Garner / Isiac Orr - Madison
Qtr Qtr
Nicole Skinner - Renaissance Dele Ogunrinola - Vallivue Gabriel Hall - Mountain View Christiana Warner - Eagle
Corey Hendrickson-Rose/ Nathan Hines - Mountain View Qtr Tommy O’Brien / Luke Lamey - Bishop Kelly Qtr
Octa Caleb Sevy / Leah Daybell - Sugar-Salem Octa Gregory Steven Drake/ Tate Sensenback - Blackfoot Octa Karla Magana / Madisen Bezzant - Rigby Octa Sierra Orr / Kennalee Orme - Madison Octa Zach Hill / Tristan Speed - Kuna
Octa Gavin Ekker - Hillcrest Octa Hannah Phillips - Bishop Kelly Octa Jack Keating - Wood River Octa David Luke - Mountain View Octa Arie Wellard - Century
Octa Paisley Larsen / Meike McCaw - Lake City Octa Dharma Koffer / Dom McTeer - Renaissance Octa Hayden Rogers / Andrea Solis - Centennial
Octa Kate McDonagh - Centennial Octa Logan Anne Potter - Mountain View Octa Bukky Ogunrinola - Vallivue

9

state speech

Coeur d'Alene High School
April 15-16, 2016

TEAM AWARDS

5A Schools

Columbia – Jeff Stoppenhagen, coach
2nd Highland – Robin Christensen, coach 3rd Vallivue – Kristen Drew, coach

4A Schools

  • 1st
  • 1st

2nd 3rd
Jerome – Scott Burton, coach Bishop Kelly – Paul Wardwell, coach Renaissance – Kyra Mauney, coach

3A Schools

1st Filer – Kristy Forster, coach 2nd Coeur d’Alene Charter – Tracey Vaughan, coach 3rd Kimberly – Julie Underwood, coach

  • A EVENTS
  • B EVENTS

  • Duo Interp
  • After Dinner

1. A Paul / M Zaragoza 2. L Bellamy / K Venecia 3. V Sedano / S Birnie
CDA Charter Rocky Mountain Jerome
1. Sam Hendricks 2. Jamie Fultz 3. Tyra Hillier
Nampa Jerome Highland

  • Expository
  • Humorous Interp

1. Tiger Ashtiani 2. Caleb Sevy
1. Jordan King 2. Kynzi Williamson 3. Spencer Mullen
Lake City Jerome Highland
Lake City Sugar-Salem

  • Eagle
  • 3. Christiana Warner

  • Extemporaneous
  • Impromptu

1. Jacob Pintar 2. James Anthony Mullen 3. Addison Chandler
1. James Anthony Mullen 2. Tommy O’Brien 3. Arman Cuneo
Highland Bishop Kelly Eagle
Bishop Kelly Highland Columbia

Panel Discussion

1. Dharma Koffer 2. Dele Ogunrinola 3. Isabella Birnie

Oratorical Analysis

1. Brady Delgadillo 2. Kathryn Craig
Renaissance Vallivue Jerome
Wood River Jerome

  • Columbia
  • 3. Kelly McAughey

Radio/Broadcast Journalism

1. Joseph Tyler 2. Sierra Avila

Original Oratory

1. Naomi Ward 2. Dele Ogunrinola 3. Anna Bizik
Skyline Jerome Timberline
Vallivue Vallivue

  • Jerome
  • 3. Angela Ni

  • Retold Story
  • Salesmanship

1. Carlos Jimenez Ortega 2. Scott Kennedy 3. Abbey Anderson
Columbia Lake City Jerome
1. Dustin Strickland 2. Shy Lopez 3. Spencer Muhonen
Filer Columbia Highland

Serious Interp

1. Trent Latham 2. Hailey Kelso 3. Elyse Blanch
Columbia Shelley Hillcrest

10

state cross country

October 31, 2015
Farragut State Park, Athol

  • 5A Girls
  • 5A Boys

1234
Eagle Meridian Madison Rocky Mountain
68 82
101 107
1234
Mountain View Rocky Mountain Boise
65 79
118

  • 119
  • Skyline

123456789
Rachel Morrin Eve Jensen McKenna Emerson Dania Holmberg Ashlyn Dyer Brittney Hansen Breanna Stauter Caitlin Conway Audrey Rustad
10
9
10 11 12
9
Madison Boise Eagle Eagle Idaho Falls Meridian Mountain View Coeur d’Alene Boise
18:27.2
123456789
Michael Slagowski Austin Byrer R. Coen Haroldson Taylor Phillips Siyad Matan Noah Horburgh Jacob Davis Evan Thieme Isaac Kunz
12 11 11 11 10 12 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 10
Rocky Mountain Lewiston Bonneville Rocky Mountain Borah Mountain View Capital Rocky Mountain Idaho Falls Mountain View Vallivue Boise Capital Boise Skyline Boise Borah Vallivue Mountain View Mountain View
16:12.8
18:41.3 18:47.9 18:48.0 18:57.8 19:01.8 19:16.6 19:18.5 19:21.0 19:23.3 19:30.2 19:35.3 19:35.3 19:36.6 19:40.8 19:41.2 19:42.6 19:45.5 19:46.7 19:52.8
16:18.9 16:23.1 16:23.8 16:26.2 16:26.8 16:28.0 16:28.9 16:29.0 16:34.6 16:35.4 16:38.8 16:42.2 16:43.1 16:43.4 16:43.7 16:43.9 16:44.1 16:47.7 16:48.4
9
11 12 11 11
9
12 12 12 10 12 12 10 11
10 Mia Klopfenstein 11 Katie Weedn 12 Julia LeMar 13 McKenzie Refaey 14 Jenna Waldo 15 Emmalee Thomas 16 Presley Roldan 17 Carli Corpus 18 Briannah Ramirez 19 Payton Fratusco 20 Reagan Badger
Meridian
10 Adrian Jones 11 Porter Wilkes 12 Nate Marshall 13 Joe Mullener 14 Jackson Brill 15 Ryan Barna 16 Graf Kirk 17 Sean Harren 18 Vincent Groner 19 Charles Paul 20 Brandon Walker
Centennial Eagle Meridian Timberline Borah Timberline Rocky Mountain Meridian Rocky Mountain Mountain View

Rachel Morrin
Michael Slagowski

11

state cross country

October 31, 2015
Farragut State Park, Athol

  • 4A Girls
  • 4A Boys

1234

  • Century
  • 59

62
110 122
1234
Pocatello Bishop Kelly Rigby
44 92
103 106
Sandpoint Preston

  • Bishop Kelly
  • Preston

123456789
Katherine Ruck Michelle Pratt Billie Hatch Molly Vitale-Sullivan 12 Abby Hurst Katherine Kaul Tatum Seastrand Brook Chilton Marissa Nelson
11 11 11
Moscow Blackfoot Preston Pocatello Blackfoot Sandpoint Bishop Kelly Century Century Century Twin Falls Sandpoint Century Middleton Skyview Twin Falls Sandpoint Skyview Caldwell Rigby
18:26.8 18:52.9 19:12.1 19:22.7 19:27.4 19:30.7 19:36.2 19:36.6 19:37.8 19:38.1 19:43.3 19:50.7 20:02.3 20:05.2 20:05.2 20:05.4 20:08.5 20:08.8 20:09.1 20:09.7
123456789
Caleb Armstrong Josh Corgatelli Nicholas Russell Caden Armstrong Malachi Armstrong Chresten Armstrong Jonathan Perry
9
11
9
Pocatello Moscow
16:05.7 16:13.6 16:21.5 16:31.2 16:49.3 16:51.3 16:52.5 16:56.6 16:58.1 17:00.1 17:02.1 17:02.5 17:04.7 17:05.1 17:05.6 17:06.5 17:13.7 17:15.8 17:16.1 17:17.1
Bishop Kelly Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Rigby Twin Falls Caldwell Preston Bishop Kelly Minico Canyon Ridge Bishop Kelly Moscow
11 11 12 12 10 12 12 11 12
9
10 10
9
11 11 10 10 10 12 10 10 10 11 11 11
9
Cannon Leavitt Chris Stone
10 Burkleigh Yost 11 Kami Withers 12 Hannah Davidson 13 Maddie Downes 14 Leah Myers 15 Katie Freeman 16 Jenny Schenk 17 Rainey Woodward 18 Makenzie Jacobsen 19 Hannah Webster 20 Hailey Phillips
10 Kaden Shumway 11 Jacob Russell 12 Zak Montoya 13 Trajan Holtzen 14 Marcos Cervantes 15 Mohammad Monsour 11 16 Anthony DeSantis 11 17 Finan Lund-Andersen 10 18 Sawyer Jensen 19 Devin Lewis 20 Sam Clarke
12
Mountain Home Sandpoint Preston Skyview Rigby
12 12 12

  • Katherine Ruck
  • Caleb Armstrong

12

state cross country

October 31, 2015
Farragut State Park, Athol

3A Girls
3A Boys

1234

  • Shelley
  • 35

61 77
134
1234
Sugar-Salem Shelley Timberlake Filer
43 49
109 145
Sugar-Salem Timberlake Parma

123456789

  • LeAnn Larkin
  • 12

12 11 11 12
9
Shelley Shelley Shelley Sugar-Salem Parma Timberlake Timberlake Weiser Sugar-Salem Shelley Emmett Fruitland Emmett Timberlake Filer Bonners Ferry Sugar-Salem Buhl Sugar-Salem Snake River

  • 19:19.0
  • 1

23456789
Austin Stewart Jace Hymas Chase Barrow Mark Crandall Israel Anaya Austin Young Cameron Garner Joseph Van Orden Brayden Menti
12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 12 10 10 11 11 11 12 10
9

  • Shelley
  • 16:05.9

16:46.8 16:50.1 16:54.5 17:08.8 17:10.2 17:17.8 17:25.0 17:29.1 17:29.5 17:34.1 17:35.7 17:36.8 17:49.8 17:57.0 18:04.9 18:05.1 18:09.1
Klarissa Andersen Paytin Drollinger Shaylee Hill Harlie Sorrell Abigal Peightal Taylor Hammond Abbey Shirts
19:25.6 19:41.6 19:52.6 20:07.7 20:09.0 20:22.9 20:26.1 20:33.0 20:37.2 21:13.7 21:18.2 21:19.5 21:20.7 21:24.0 21:27.9 21:36.0 21:39.6 21:43.8 21:45.8
Sugar-Salem Shelley Shelley Fruitland Filer Sugar-Salem Snake River Timberlake Teton Sugar-Salem Teton Sugar-Salem Timberlake Sugar-Salem Emmett Sugar-Salem Parma
11
9

  • Indya Price
  • 12

10 12 10 12 12 10 10 11 10 12
9
10 Brinn Crandall 11 Hailey Whittemore 12 Lauren Hillam 13 Kate Peterson 14 Jamey Weishaar 15 Mary Kate Marshall 16 Jordan Young 17 Ashley Willis 18 Kendra Benson 19 Hanna Larson 20 Alexis Fuller
10 James Letham 11 Brennan Anderson 12 Ben Janus 13 Hunter Galbraith 14 Landon Davis 15 Benjamin Moser 16 Kenny Bassett 17 Taylor Hill 18 Colby Beck 19 Caleb Gleason 20 Joshua Richens
9
12
Priest River Lamanna 18:11.7 Fruitland 18:11.8

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    Summary of Sexual Abuse Claims in Chapter 11 Cases of Boy Scouts of America There are approximately 101,135sexual abuse claims filed. Of those claims, the Tort Claimants’ Committee estimates that there are approximately 83,807 unique claims if the amended and superseded and multiple claims filed on account of the same survivor are removed. The summary of sexual abuse claims below uses the set of 83,807 of claim for purposes of claims summary below.1 The Tort Claimants’ Committee has broken down the sexual abuse claims in various categories for the purpose of disclosing where and when the sexual abuse claims arose and the identity of certain of the parties that are implicated in the alleged sexual abuse. Attached hereto as Exhibit 1 is a chart that shows the sexual abuse claims broken down by the year in which they first arose. Please note that there approximately 10,500 claims did not provide a date for when the sexual abuse occurred. As a result, those claims have not been assigned a year in which the abuse first arose. Attached hereto as Exhibit 2 is a chart that shows the claims broken down by the state or jurisdiction in which they arose. Please note there are approximately 7,186 claims that did not provide a location of abuse. Those claims are reflected by YY or ZZ in the codes used to identify the applicable state or jurisdiction. Those claims have not been assigned a state or other jurisdiction. Attached hereto as Exhibit 3 is a chart that shows the claims broken down by the Local Council implicated in the sexual abuse.
  • BOISE STATE Women’S Basketball

    BOISE STATE Women’S Basketball

    BOISE STATE Women’s Basketball 2014-15 Almanac Boise State University Athletics Department 1910 University Drive Boise, Idaho 83725-1020 208-426-1288 INTERNET: BroncoSports.com BoiseState.edu TheMW.com FACEBOOK: Boise State Women’s Basketball Boise State Broncos TWITTER: @BroncoSportsWBB @BroncoSports @MW_OlySports ------------------------ WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CREDITS LAYOUT & DESIGN Doug Link BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT EDITORS Doug Link and Max Corbet Boise State University is a public, metropolitan research university offering an array of undergraduate and graduate degrees and EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE experiences that foster student success, lifelong learning, community Joe Nickell, Mike Walsh, engagement, innovation and creativity. Research and creative activity Aaron Juarez and Jocelyn Perry advance new knowledge and benefit students, the community, the state and the nation. As an integral part of its metropolitan environment the university is engaged in professional and continuing education PHOTOGRAPHY programming, policy issues, and promoting the region’s economic Boise State University Photographic vitality and cultural enrichment. Services Department, NCAA Photos and Idaho Airships, Inc. BOISE STATE ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT ------------------------ We believe that Boise State Athletics connects our community, propels our university to greater heights, and changes the lives of student- athletes as they prepare to change the world. WE BELIEVE IN BLUE Boise State Women’s Basketball Almanac TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION
  • R. Harold Sigler Photograph Collection Image Title Negative Number Date Notes Abadia, John 29489 Abarrate, Angie 23909 1944 3 Po

    R. Harold Sigler Photograph Collection Image Title Negative Number Date Notes Abadia, John 29489 Abarrate, Angie 23909 1944 3 Po

    R. Harold Sigler Photograph Collection Image Title Negative Number Date Notes Abadia, John 29489 Abarrate, Angie 23909 1944 3 poses, 2 negs Abarrate, Connie 26230 1946 5 poses, 3 neg. Abarrate, Ray 28031 1948 3 poses, 2 neg. Abarrate, Sabrina 27111 1947 3 poses, 2 neg. Abbey, Arlyn 17651 1938 Abbey, Capt.and Mrs. R.J. 25637 1945 4 poses, 3 neg. Abbot, Marie 17266 1937 BHS'38 Abbott, Hazel 12387 1928 Abbott, Hazel 13754 1930 Abbott, Helen 20734 1942 2 neg Abbott, Miss Agnes 03044 1915 Abbott, Miss Naomi 15870 1935 Abbott, Miss Naomi 15870a 1935 Abbott, Naomi 14600 1932 BHS '33 Abbott, Norman 12377 1938 BHS '29 Abbott, R.V. 00688 Abbott, W.C. 06643 1920 Abe, Alice 28444 1949 4 poses, 2 neg. Abe, Lila 22962 1943 2 neg Abendroth, Mrs. W.H. 24290 1944 and child; 3 poses, 2 negs; print available? Aberasturi, Juanita 14488 1932 Aberasturi, Petra 19852 1941 4 neg Ablin, D.H. 29105 1951 child (Donna Jean - 18 mos.) of; 2 poses, 2 neg. Aborgast, Charles 19006 1939 Abrahamson, Mrs. Essamary 22867 1943 3 neg Abramowitz, Lt. & Mrs. I. 24122 1944 Lt. in uniform; print available? Abrams, Dr. A.B. 06750 1920 Abrams, Dr. A.M. 00055 portrait of a dog Abrams, Dr. A.M. 00056 Abrams, Dr. A.M. 02113 1914 and child Abrams, Dr. A.M. 02113a 1914 woman and child Abrams, Isadore 20618 1942 in uniform Abrams, Mrs. A.M. 01117 1912 Abramson, Harry L. 9465 1923 Acardagoetia, Anna 18456 1939 Achabal, Jessie 22225 3 neg Achaval, Fermina 02972 1915 Achurra, Henry 29371 1951 2 poses, 2 neg.
  • Brock Quits Bookstore, Hits Policy

    Brock Quits Bookstore, Hits Policy

    Volume Ill, No.3 The Monthly Newsmagazine of Boise State University Boise, Idaho November, 1977 Brock Quits Bookstore, Hits Policy By Bob C. Hall BSU's student union book store yields a dividend to customers each time they make a purchase there through non­ profit pricing policies and the substantial ($25-thousand) annual rental payment that helps subsidize operating costs of the entire student union facility, says Assistant Vice President for Financial Affairs AI Hooten in reply to charges about Campus Store policies made by just-resigned store manager Betty Brock. Brock leaves BSU December 1 to accept a bookstore post at Kansas Uni­ versity. Brock charged, in an interview pub­ lished at mid-month in the student news­ paper the "Arbiter," that she was resigning due to "difference of philoso­ phy" over store operations with Hooten and Financial Vice President Asa M. Ruyle. l She has been unavailable for comment ' since the article was published, on leave TABLE TALK occupies leaders of Boise State University and the Idaho legislature during Joint Finance & of absence in Kansas. Appropriation Committee tour of campus Nov. 18-19. Above, Senator & Mrs. Vern Brassey enjoy student anec­ dotes from ASBSU Vice President Chris Rudd (left). Specifically, Brock described her posi­ tion as one who had the students' inter­ ests at heart, but was fighting policies of her employers that lacked such interest. She told the "Arbiter" the book store Tour Opens Nevv Budget Drive was "making enough money" to be able to "give some back" to students in the form of a student loan fund.
  • Boise Public Schools TR

    Boise Public Schools TR

    NPS Form 10-900 NO, -0018 (7411) EXP. United States Department of the Interior National Park Service National Register of Historic Places 198?- Inventory Nomination Form See instructions in How to Complete National Register Forms Type all entries complete applicable sections ___ 1. Name historic e and/or common N/A 2. Location street & number See individual inventory sheets N/A . not for publication city, town Boise N/A state Idaho code 16 county Ada code 01 3. Classification Category Ownership Status Present Use district X public X occupied agriculture museum building(s) private unoccupied commercial park structure both _ ,_ work in progress X educational private residence site Public Acquisition Accessible entertainment religious object N/A in process yes: restricted government scientific X thematic N/A being considered X yes: unrestricted industrial transportation group no military 4. Owner of Property name See individual inventory sheets, street & number N/A city, town N/A N/A vicinity of state N/A 5. Location of Legal Description courthouse, registry of deeds, etc. Ada County Courthouse street & number 650 Main Street city, town Boise state Idaho 83702 6. Representation in Existing Surveys _______ titleldaho State Historic Sites Inventory has this property been determined eligible? __yes JL_ no date 1972 federal X state __ county local depository for survey records Idaho State Historical Society * city, town Boise state Idaho 7. Description Condition Check one Check one excellent deteriorated unaltered X original site ruins _JL altered moved date N/A fair unexposed Describe the present and original (if known) physical appearance The Boise Public Schools thematic group is a group of jilne^gfihool sites in the Independent School District of Boise City.
  • Advocate Official Publication of the Idaho State Bar Volume 51, No

    Advocate Official Publication of the Idaho State Bar Volume 51, No

    TheAdvocate Official Publication of the Idaho State Bar Volume 51, No. 11/12 Nov/Dec 2008 This issue is sponsored by the Idaho Legal History Society Tenant Realty Advisors is pleased to announce the successful completion of the following two lease transactions: Bill Beck, working with Jones Lang LaSalle, was honored to represent Microsoft in their lease of 34,420 square feet in the Idaho Independent Bank Building in Boise, ID. The landlord was represented by D K Commercial. Bill Beck was honored to represent Simplex Grinnell in their lease of 14,910 square feet at 8783 West Hackamore Drive, Boise, ID. The landlord, Campco Partnership, was represented by Craig Wagsmith, NAI Boise. Benefit from 30+ years of market knowledge and experience. Call Bill Beck, SIOR, when planning your next move or lease renewal. Tenant Realty Advisors 950 West Bannock Street, Ste. 800 Boise, ID 83702 sBECK TENREALADCOMsWWWTENREALADCOMs0HONEs The Advocate The Official Publication of the Idaho State Bar 1(11/12), Nov/Dec 2008 FEATURE ARTICLES 13 WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE IDAHO LEGAL HISTORY SOCIETY Deb Kristensen 14 PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PAST: ORAL HISTORIES OF IDAHO LAWYERS AND JUDGES Deb Kristensen 27 GETTING INVOLVED IN THE IDAHO LEGAL HISTORY SOCIETY’S ORAL HISTORY PROJECT Ken J. Pedersen 28 LYNCHPINS Rita Ryan 30 ACCESSING THE RECORDS OF IDAHO’S DISTINCTIVE LEGAL CULTURE Kathryn Rubinow Hodges COLUMNS 7 President’s Message, Dwight E. Baker 10 Executive Director’s Report, Diane K. Minnich 48 Federal Court Corner, Tom Murawski 50 Licensing and MCLE Compliance,
  • Table of Contents

    Table of Contents

    Financial Section ORGANIZATIONAL SECTION The organizational section presents District leadership structure, details missions and goals and describes financial policies, regulations, and funds used to develop implement and balance the District budget. Financial reporting is presented and details regarding the budget development process capital projects, illustrated with a budget timeline. Other sustaining local revenue sources are also described in this section. Borah High School Organizational Section ORGANIZATIONAL SECTION ............................................................................................................ 28 District and Administration ........................................................................................................................ 30 Organization Chart ..................................................................................................................................... 31 Boise School District Strategic Plan ........................................................................................................... 31 Organization Programs and Services .......................................................................................................... 34 District Surveys .......................................................................................................................................... 36 Fund Structure ............................................................................................................................................ 36