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

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I JM, E, Y Glenna Brown and ber father Jbarea' the box of had :be pre- pared Keller Tvlltlflltili, Virkz finneafi am! Mlm' Lbrtwrzk boxer placed in the top Ibree. Dads and daughters got together for the annual FHA Daddy Date Night. The girls packed box suppers in decorated boxes and competed for prizes. judging the boxes was Mike Alexander, FHA beau. Kelley Thames won first place with Vicki Annen and Mary Corson capturing second and third places. Monnie Watkiiis served as mistress of ceremonies. 91124 'ers J-fe er Dad Contidermg her grin, Linda Crawford must have gonen qzzife fz rhurkle fram the fart joke. Mr, Ray lV11!l2ir15. hiker of Momzie :md Lorrie. had lwiee life jab of Me olber dark. 22

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Smit Medford prepared fa light hit mndle. Before being considered for membership in the NHS, the 52 inductees had to possess certain qualities. In the tra- ditional eeremony before both their parents and fellow students, four students commented on these. Ruth Rus- sell, Herbert Ward, Anne Robinson, and Stanford Stewart spoke on character, scholarship, leadership and service. In- duerees must also maintain a 90 or above average. l Rufh Rune!! light: the rymbolff rzzrzzffe ,hr dmmrfer. Pa!!! Spier r'rrei1'ex ber mmizliwi ,ham Effzabelfi Moore. 2I

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viable AFP at Ou Gampu During the year many important people sojourned to the BSHS campus. The Book Fair afforded us the opportunity of meeting Fred Gipson, author of Ola' Yeller. Members of the X-15 Program visiting Webb took precious time to in- form students on the Aero-Space Program. In a student council sponsored assembly, Dr. No-Young Park gave stu- dents a taste of Chinese philosophy. Leonard Eggen. Dr, Calvin Cfmpmmz. Mr. -john Tafwmfqe. Major Donald Kulymz, and Bill Dam: infpert the planetarium. Mfr,-jane Srzzitbfi Ezzgfixlv tfi1u'eJ enjqys hewrizzg Dr. lllfflwl Tfzlfmf rein! john Brown's Body. mrm .Xj6'ZlWlzIII e.xyu'etm lm' fhrlllkj In Dr. ixlfl-l70ll1Ig Park,