Hot Springs County High School - Round Top Yearbook (Thermopolis, WY)

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ieiilaifiii iz: Back row, left to right: Nancy Raynard, Becky Brown, Francis Bury, Helen Johnson, Ruth Brown, Nellie Bader, Fredia McCoy. Fifth row: Janice Dvarishkis, Billie Lou Bunch, Joyce Shaffer, Patty Bury, Gene- vieve Ferguson, Carol Ireland, Betty Mae Reed, Janet Sheridan. Fourth row: Merrily Corkill, Patty Van- noy, Gloria Gossens, Susan Sheridan, Mary Ann Crouch, Claudia Davidson, Norma Mills, Sandra Gifford, Zada Ann Spratt. Third row: Madge Marcott, Nancy Brunk, Nancy Brown, Connie Gloyd, Ruth Jepson, Merietta Philburn. Second row: Lois Hansen, Charlyne Shafer, Carolyn Sessions, Shirley Thorpe, Riena Bent, Carole Hatcher, Janice Bendlin, Lois Collins, Shirley Woody, Colleen Dockery. First row: Doris Ann Shaffer, Sandra Turnell, Verna Turnell, Elvira Holder, Carol Benson, Carla Dee Skelton, Betsy Willison, Ruth Jackson, Roberta Kyser, Miss Peterson, Advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States and territories. The national organization is composed of chartered state associations which are made up of local chapters. A week is set aside dedicated to F.H.A. Each day of that week fulfills a purpose to emphasize the importance and to advertise the Chapter. State meeting is held once a year, this year at Douglas, Wyoming lt was attended by Carol Benson, Verna Turnell and Elvira Holder. Chapter Mothers representing each community are chosen by the members. This year they were: Mrs. Glen Shaffer, Mrs. Melvin Shafer, Mrs. Lucy Holder, Mrs. Nate Brown, and Mrs. Turnell. Highlight of the year was the Harvest Moon Ball held every fall. Everyone went western, including the band. Around the World Banquet with representatives from foreign countries, entertained not only the members but the entire family. Concluding the year's work, the club strives to interest the prospective freshman girls of the following year, with a senior and eighth grade tea. F.H.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Elvira Holder, Vice Presi- dent: Merrily Corkill, Reporterg Sandra Turnell, Treasurer: Doris Ann Shaffer, Secretary: Vema Turnell, President, Shirley Woody, Photographer: Carol Ben- son, Song Leader: Zada Ann Spratt, His- torian, Shirley Thorpe, Parliamentariang Roberta Kyser, Pianist.

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Back r0W. left to right: Coach Turner, Roland Einer, John Leroux, Eddy Brookshire, Jack Pruitt, Bob Von Krosigk, Jack Wise, Steve Jepson, Jim Booth, John Shelp, Jim Parker. Middle row: Carl Turnbaugh, Scott Wilson, Bob Realing, Otis Nelson, Frank Jones, George Shaner, Melvin Nelson, Len Pruitt. Front row: Glen Long, Jeremy Hayek, Skip Halbert, Terry Eckard, Jim Milik, Barry Richmond, Paul Conner, Leo Hammond. CO-CHAMPIONS OF BIG HORN BASIN WRESTLERS MAINTAIN AN ALL TIME HIGH RECORD After only three consecutive years of wrestling, the Bobcats held an all time high record of seven wins and one loss this year. These determined wrestlers under the guidance of Coach Turner suffered many hardships of broken bones and illness all during the yea: but still continued to maintain their average. VARSITY RESULTS Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Riverton Riverton Lander - Powell - Worland Lander - Greybull Cody - - - 95 lb 103 lb 112 lb 120 lb. 127 lb 133 lb 138 lb 145 lb 154 lb 165 lb Heavy VARSITY WRESTLERS Class - Skip Halbert Class - Terry Eckard Class-Barry Richmond Paul Connor Class - Class- Leo Hammond Class - - Frank Jones Class- Melvin Nelson . Class - George Shaner . Class - - Jack Pruitt . Class - - - Jim Booth Weight Class - Jack Wise Won- Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won host None Lost - - 2 Lost - - 3 Lost - - 4 Lost - - 1 Lost - - 5 LostNone Lost - - 1 Lost - - 2 Lost - - 1 bost - - 5 Tied 1 Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Senior Junior Senior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore

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N. , 'Qt IUDGING TEAM Left to right: Mt. Million - Sponsor, Roy Woody, John Johnson, C. R. Shaffer, Tom Harvey, Alfred Zorko. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the organization of farm boys who are students of vocational agriculture in Rural High Schools throughout the nation. They are training today for the important role in farming and rural leadership that they must assume tomorrow. Their motto consists of only four lines, but these lines are filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm youth, the backbone of a nation. The motto is as follows: LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE v u-:prix .-,..q- Left to right: Mr. Million - Sponsor, John Cowger, Alfred Zorko, Donald Harvey, Bill Spratt. Jim Skelton, Duard Thronburg, Frank Rhodes, Curtis Sessions, Allen Baird, Boro Jukonovich, Doug Thronburg, Bob Von Krosigk, O. B. Ready, Lee Martinez, Roy Woody, Jim Daniels, Larry Batt, Harold I-larveYv Lee Shaffef. Eddie Shaffer, C. R. Shaffer, Tom Harvey, Gary Bauer, Martin Bader, Elli Tolovich, John Johnson, Ronald Brown. .:4. 1