Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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SCIENCE CLUB ' L. 1 1 BSHS Starts New Stltntt Club W1th the growth of the student body and the school ltself have come new areas of 1n terest The Sc1ence Club has organlzed th1s year as aresult of 1nterest1n the many flelds of SCICHCC The programs are d s1gned to be lnfo mauve rather than enter ta1n1ng wh1le st1ll be1ng xnterestxng The programs range from the Theory ofRelat1 v1ty to aerodynanucs m Mary Jane Enstrom exarrunes some elements whlch w1ll be used 1n an experlment 1n the chemlstry room IV 'Y B 1ll Parsons PRESIDENT -'fa NH Mack Green seems very Concerned about hls Marmlee Cole p1cks out the equrpment she must Pxperxment Thls laboratory work IS requxred USS to Solve her eXP9I'11 f1em of every chem1stry student Z7

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA are .Terry Ronnie Dickie Mr Vines and Joe Honors Claimed At Judging 5 PM kw-' Contest Held ln Kansas City The FFA have been a traveling team this year. To start the school year off with a bang, the members went to Kansas City, Missouri, to a Judging Contest. Several honors such as a silver emblem, won by the team gold emblem .Timmy Engle silver emblem Charles Engle bronze emblem Eddie Whitaker were brought home Other contests were held at Alpine Lubbock and A8rM They have attended Livestock Shows at Abilene Houston and El Paso Mr Vines instructor gives a few pointers to the boys about Judging before members leave for one of their out of town trips 854 EL RAM :K 'fi i .A,, ,',, FIRST Q ni as 'stt Jimmy Engle points out the importance of Straight A students in the Agriculture department selecting good livestock while Charles Ronnie are Rip Larry Robert and Tommy Clifford and Charles look on fff fff j ' 1 9 'ff:'f,Q 5 , ' ' 9 ,ff 4 - . 1 I , - 8 ' l I 1 Welding is part of the study in FFA. Pictured here J ' I ' . l ' ' I ' 'ii' 4 , g y i l ,L K B K is W- limi ' 1 l . ' ' - A ' T I W .X gr M H Q y y W QE i. T 1 k SW -'Q A 1 sw C tg . A Q 7 '- ' , .H Q .X W ,, X z.. .' Y Q' '...' : if N , I W A Q , M 5 I of Y Q f . 'kits F faq, 4 'asia ! f I I I ' i o

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TRI HI Y Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y club members plan a pro gram for the1r last year Punky Darlene and Kathleen gne each other a few sugges t1ons Jun1or Tr1 H1 Y members hope that the new YMCA w1ll be open for them next year Mal1nda Carolyn Cel1a and Iva Nell have opt1m1st1c looks 1 H1 Y C lulws bprlng Prosgrlms Thxs year the ma1n projects for the Tr1 H1 Ywere money r11s1ng projects One such project was sellxng candy as the sen1or club d1d Each club set up the1r own goals and trxed to ach1eve them At each meetmg a devotlonal was g1ven and there were programs on var1ous subjects The act1v1t1es 1n cludedaF1reofFr1endsh1p aCarn1val mov1es skxts and SOC13lS ln- T if 'Q Teen Talks are often glven by club members. Fredda speaks Whlle Netta Kay, Lynn, Wanda, 28 Mrs Baker, Judy, Jean, and Jo Ann of the Sophomore Tr1 H1 Y look on