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

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'T HER MUFWDLHS STU flDli1NTS RA'Ql fli1fl3 HI GQHI IIN DTISTRH CT SWEET, C H TFl11S'si'sl VA L Twelve towns participated in the Eighth Annual Big Horn Basin Speech Festival held in Worland, Wyoming. Twenty-six students from Thermopolis took part in memorized, serious and humorous readings, panels, original speeches, oral interpretations, a play and a verse choir. The arena play, The Man in the Bowler Hat, was rated Superior. The verse choir received a Superior rating on The Congo. The twelve towns participating were: Greybull, Dubois, Ten Sleep, Powell, Cody, Lovell, Lander Meeteetse, Worland, Cowley and Thermopolis. I These are some snapshots of the Thanksgiving play Swanee Thanksgtvmg It was given by the Thespians Honor Society initiation was also held that day with several of the play cast Negroes The assemblies put on by the dramatics department were enyoyed by all as displayed by the expressions on the students faces' A Q I ll b ll, participating. , A l 1 Q ,hs , V

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,4 I D S 'r 1 Left to right: Lyndon Milek, Charlene Odde, Jeanette Curtis, Betty Cox, Elvis Tibbits, Ted Novakovich, Jack Novakovich, Linda Weeks, Mildred Shank, Joan Cesmick, Leo Hammond, Steve Jepson, Jim Pet- rausch, Jo Ann Kaggie, Linda Durham, Betty Petterson, Zoe Zimmerman, Pat McKone, Bennie Gary, Jim Milek, Dolores Patik, Donna Fogelsonger, Pat Burnell, Linda Collins, Janice Freudenthal, Barbara Bruce, Judy Sailors. ALL DISTRICT BAND AND ALL DISTRICT CHORUS was composed of the students with superior playing and singing ability, thier service to the group and their attitudes. This year the various meeting places were: Morton, Worland, and Thermopolis, with the music festival held in Lander. The purpose of All- District Band and Chorus is to give the outstanding students the chance to play and sing more difficult music with a chosen group. Left to right: Elvis Tibbits, David Sailors, Leo Hammond, Lyndon Milek, Mildred Shank, Betty Cox, . Barbara Bruce, Millicent Purdy, Judith Sailors, IanetAh1quiSt. Marcia Stevens. Jeanette Curtis. Linda Collins, Janice Freudenthal, Betty Patterson, Coleen Fisher, Donna Fogelsonger, Janet Curtis. ll -ll m ,J -:sun ,, iam- I ID I I . as I 1 ,Q I IQ I W fl-- 1, W. IfI ID Ii I 5

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TH ES Pl A S Back row: Shirley Thorpe, Ann Cook, Jerry Becker, Carol Benson, Verna Turnell. Second row: Eddy Carey, Donna Fogelsonger, Louise Stump, Ann Hall, Miss Anker, Norman Red- land. Third row: Dick Erickson, Larry Marcott. Sponsor, Miss Anker. President VERNA TURNELL I Vice President CAROL BENSON 5- 1. y ,H Secretary SHIRLEY THORPE Scribe President LARRY MARCOTT ' 1 Y A 1 Vice President S E H L B DONNA FOGELSONGER DON l NA Back row: Barbara Bruce, Millicent Purdy, Betty Shoopman, Joan Cestnik, Betty Patterson. Second row: Judy Sailors, Connie Gloyd, Ann Hall, Ann Cook. Third row: Riena Bent, Dolores Patik, Marcia Stevens, Louise Stump, Donna Fogelsonger. Fourth row: Madge K, Marcott, Pat McK0ne, Sue Schwartz, Kay Millard, Glen Long. Fifth row: Eddy Carey, tj' Verna Turnell, Shirley Thorpe, Carol Benson, Norman Redland, Charles Achilles, Don Secretary Anderson. Sixth row: Larry Marcott, Dick Erickson, Ierry Becker, Charles Gustafson, David ANN COOK Sailors. Sponsor, Miss Anker.