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

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Where ihe Aciion is . . . . . . you are sure to find BSHS students. Football season highlights fall action and nearly everyone stands behind the team. The Key Club keeps the victory bell ringing at the games, the band spends hours in rehearsals pre- paring for halftime activities at the games, and the foot- ball boys face many moments of tension in order to win the games. Cheryl Colclazer finds march- David Vasquez, Danny Johnson, John Choate, and Thomas Land take charge ing patterns difficult. of the victory bell at the Snyder game. I7

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515 'v-.'gg1Q.1,! ' H11 I , 9 1ssf.?x'g'.'Lv'v4' ni 1' Medina Furqueron upholds sophomore tradition by pur- chasing a beanie from Jenny Bean. BQHQ Students Engage In Unusual Aciiviiies From the looks of these students, we can easily see that there are other things besides work going on around the BSHS campus. There's always somebody around to add a little spice to life whenever things get dull. Linda Lile treats Robbie Smart to .some ice cream at the FHA ice cream supper. Margaret Zike displays her talent in the field of dancing at Tech workshop.

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pzsiiw Q, f' I Mike Schafer and Robbie Smart find paddleball an interesting activity at Kid's Night. Jimmy Wilson tells Jane Thompson the importance of 'Cracker Jacks' to a kid. I8 Qiudenis Pui Fun Info Kid's Night On September 30, all the little kids put on their best clothes and packed into the Steer gym for Kid's Night. Most ofthe stu- dents chose to dance to the music provided by the 'Just Us Four, ' although games such as jump rope, jacks, tug-of-war, and pad- dle-ball were available for the kids to play. The highlight of the party sponsored by the Student Council was- the introduction of class officers for 1966-67. Q E! EB! '31-fi P! Biff P Pm! Even a little kid like Danny Johnson can dance to the great music of the 'Just Us Four'.