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

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CGCiJiiO. UtXOJVS. Ov il Cl -tKJ! b«« . ti£ sK .:o O VAC -e aAJ« v-x:j;» : It Only Takes A Smile RIGHT: An eyebrow pencil brings out the best in Jack Buchanan ' s smile. BELOW: Barry Fish won the bike in the Bike-A-Thon and experienced the thrill of victory. And we wonder why Michelle Cou- villion leans to the left when she walks. Anyone with that many patches . . . Look Mom, I really did go to CRR last night. ! Even though school isn ' t just fun and games, students still find things to laugh about. A smile can usually be found in almost any situation: whether chuckling about the irony of flunking that test or giggling over that good looking mem- ber of the opposite sex. There can be I think you ' re neat smiles, I know just how you feel! smiles, and even You ' d better watch out smiles! Whatever the mood, there is a smile waiting to go with it. Mr. Reed says, Smile Stanley! We ' re having our picture taken. i I. JT

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Flag??? Football DOWN - SET - HUT! The football females are at it again. The third year of competition proved to have as many flaring tempers, bruises, and as much tackling as in previous years. The upperclass women took the edge in the annual event by defeating the underclass girls by two touch- downs. The game was sponsored by the Student Council, and proceeds went to the March of Dimes. Many people were involved. The thought of being coached by good- looking guys from the varsity foot- ball team attracted players to try out for the teams, and of course the coaches had fun laughing at those silly girls. The players were inspired by the beautiful, broad-shouldered, balloon- chested cheerleaders. All in all, everyone enjoys Powder Puff week. Kent Rice and Duane Thomas reveal the secret of their shapeliness. LEFT: Laura Robbins is confident of the superiority of her voice and is not about to be out-yelled. ABOVE: Hey wait! We get to lead the next cheei so you leave that microphone alone. f r i f P r r The upperclassmen are undaunted by the fact that they are outnumbered by their younger counterparts, but they still feel that they had better learn anything they can from that pep talk. High spirits characterize the lower- classmen uTtbey contribute their share of noise to the pep rally.

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The Games People Play I ' V ' mjH I ' ll teach you everything I know about Ping-Pong. Me too! Can you spare a minute? 26 Siudsnl Life Lock those wrists, elbows on the table, and push. Arm wrestling builds character!