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The Cottonwood leaves were falling thick and fast l ,- il. 1 ll The state-wimle acclaimed Panther marching hantl makes up a wry important part of the foothall I l ,,- .bush 4 mr. - season. After meeting: at the hand mom for an hour he-fore a paint-, tht- llanil marches to tht- statlium antl flanks onto the fic-lrl for its first appearance ten minutes ln-fore the gain:-. lt is a stantling rule of the- hantl that no me-mln-r shall ever he seen in uniform lic-fore any per- formance. t 1. -The band's famous halt- to the rear march, to the rear march, halt. kick, two -belongs uniquely to this band. Its halftime shows consist of precision marching. formation marching and trick spectacles. Members of this hand strongly believe that in order to present a snappy performance. strict discipline must be maintained at all times regardless of circumstances. - The Drum Major. Mike llasham. was in complete- charge of the hand :luring marching season. Flag twirl:-rs were Anne Bonner and Lois Gates. Left to right: Frances Jones, Shirley Kamm. Diane Nlarkley. ,lane Nletzler, Rae Paul, Sandee Carmire and Glenda Stutzman. twirlers. E sape,-.t ' ,A -'iw -- ::g,fQ.f - f.. ., ,aj . A . K. Q mi' at The band prepares for the fall-in signal ht-fore the Homecoming parade.
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miles to see the Thermopolis football game. Good luck, Panthers, bring home the bacon. Cheerleaders lead a vigorous 1 send-off as the football boys leave for 57 Thermopolis in the Panther bus. DAQ ffbf Q- mt 1 Pwvxp N ,ss Q!- f1-':- - J is I Girls came in oriental dress and ate Chinese food while seated on the floor J S at the F.H.A. oriental dinner. .l X4 Rock and roll and Elvis Presley hit if f N 7 W Q . N PHS. Inset, Leonard Whitlock mimic. the popular singer while dancers below 5 si really go. A Xffv ,mn . , ., , This IS what it would Q. he like to look at the -1 Panther forward wall during a game. Not a - very easy prospect for A ,Q -ff an opponent, is it? ., , s. ,-,,', , I -'.'-'L vw Q :Qt ' :wx - 'Mfg as I Q ww' ff. 'WI' , ,, Y -A ,Xi .' 'W M
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W8 ed JANE METZLER Senior Attendant per into our school year and H omecommtg . 1.1 SQ, 011 Q f We -W -1' H1 Mary Frances Avery Homecoming Queen 1956 DE ANNA SEDWICK Sophomore Attendant JUDY SIPE NANCY BURKE Junior Attendant 3' Freshman Attendant
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