Cody High School - Bronco Yearbook (Cody, WY)

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Nancy Mees and Sue Snyder are g1v1ng D1or competrtton rn fashron desrgmng Sue s trademark IS her recent tnnovatron rn clothes for the short grrls whrle Nancy seems to have a flatr for stnkmg as sessorres Jon Jacobsen can be seen adornrng all those after pxctures of men who have attarned a muscular bu1ld Hrs one complamt ts that they made h1m pull h1s pants up and wear a belt when pos1ng Anna Mane Nrelsen and Judy Taggart are collaboratrng on an advxce to the lovelorn column that boasts of over erght mtllron readers We drdn t realrze that the grrls were so proftctent at solvrng prob lems Must be past experrence which gave them then 1ns1ght Ann Lynn and Jeanme Wrllrans were runners up rn the Best Teacher rn the U S contest The contest was sponsored by the Rrpshe Peanut Butter Company whrch Pat Gentle owns ln New York we see Susan Agnes Stott s name 1n lrghts as duector of the newest mystery sensatxon Who Burned the Senror Themes? taken from the best sellrng book of the same t1tle by Evelyn Shawver Loutse Tetrrck and Johanna Shultz are desrgnrng and manufacturtng false pony tarls for those who are too lazy to grow then own harr Ernest Erlckson rs estabhshrng a record for peelrng the most potatoes tn the fastest trme the Navy krtchens have ever witnessed Drck Kane is also rn the Navy but thus far he s managed to avord KP dunes He attrrbutes hrs success to the many trmes he got away wrth playmg hookey at CHS Servrng as head lrbrarian rn the Lrbrary of Congress is James Hosea who IS ably assrsted by Mary Alxce Parks Thrs sard that these two know the name and author of every book there Janet Lynn sttll marntatns her mterest rn hrstoncal Meeteetse and she and Pete are wutrng a book descrrbrng tts hrstory Patsy Jackson IS also writtng her Memoirs of a Navy Wrfe J udte Guth and Jean Mason have formed a corporatron whxch handles drrve m restaurants They have branches all over the country and are getting r1ch off the labors of other car hops Followxng the rodeo crrcurt these days are Dean Pawley and Gene Pearson They say there s no horse rn exxstence that they can t rrde Rosemary lmbs 15 also becommg an equestrrenne and rs qurte a drawing card at the large shows Cora Mae Wyllre has organrzed a smgxng group that s provtdmg stlff competrtron for the Krngston Trro Gayla Schwe1n and Dorothy Teeples are the exclusxve harr dressers for many of the Hollywood stars It seems all the stars want short harr cuts ltke the grrls Also out there actmg as press agent for the fe male stars is Larry Srrnons He s so enamored of the stars that rt s srmple to convey h1s enthusiam to the readers Because of her sewmg abllrty Lots Younglove is head seamstress for Balencraga Mary Grace Snyder also serves the house of fashron by convmcrng Amencan women that rt doesn t matter how they look as long as they keep up wxth the latest fashrons Servtng as hostesses on the new Jet aultner to Pans are Sh1rley Chrrstler Joan Ogg and Margaret Knapp Joan and Margaret are trymg to catch a rich husband but Cheeze just goes along to borrow signs Rufus Crawford and Eileen Moore are sellmg swrmmmg pools rn Alaska Rufus computes the measure ments and cost, whrle Eileen demonstrates the advantages of buying one even tn the frozen Northland Park Garl rs becomrng noted for stnprng cars and IS senously consrdermg gorng lnto business with Chuck Qurck The two of them should revolutronrze the automobrle industry Nancy Cull was recently named executxve secretary of the Pentagon and is workmg under Harry Deter who manages all three branches of the servrce with seemtngly effortless ease Also dtstrngutshmg htrnself tn the mrlxtary freld is James Salzer who was recently made a frve star general and prarsed in glowmg terms. Woody Shore and Terry Froshetser are spendrng government money by protectxng QU our forests Therr only complaint rs that it gets awfully lonesome rn the park dunng the wmter . . . . . . . . . , . ' - - u n ' f . 4 . . . . , . . . . . . - . . . . . . ,, . N ' . 1 Q , . . . . I n - u ' - . . . . . . , . v I I . , . . I . . . . . . ,, . ,, ' 1 v ' - . . . , . . , . . . . . f I . . . . , . , . . . . . , . , . . r . . . . . . , f I I ' ' rv ' I vw 1 0 v 1 v n I n