Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

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and was foffoueff by the seasonal Christmas vacation l-'ar left: Duane Clifton, operat- ing the projector in the local theatre. was only one of the numher of students who worked throughout the community dur- ing Christmas vacation. C I I I Right: Nights were crisp and wintry when groups of thought- ful students caroled in Powell. Christmas vacation found Powells basketball club going strong. In one of the yuletide games, how ever, Phil Waggener wa temporarily laid up. :fx Ci? '- ' Defeat or victory, Powell's main drag ls a busy thoroughfare after any game. After vaca tion games, Main was vibrant with fresh memories of torrid and tense moments of ex ' ' ' Citing games. ,Yi-I 1 1' s 6 X ...fg- X 5. Xwx r f x X ' f ii N' X- Nxt? . n 3 ,weigh X ynx . N- -. . f y .,., of x .f 1 x ws Parties, slumber and otherwise, were the main CAl'Gl'f'l' YOU! lt was late New Year's Night that Butch Krep attraction New Year's Eve. Powell was alive with got in, and it was late in the morning that he stayed in bed so excitement all night, and PHS youth added much sleepy that only a tuft of hair is visible on the pillow. to this traditional celebration.

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The nlidzrinter flvtirities were l1i4.Q'llIi?Q'l1fP l f. B .Q '-1--L 'aQ9', bran 5lHlll'll-Q Harry HunChbaCk January 25: Thr- all- -vlu-ul tale-nl Nlmw ua pre-se-ntml ln mvlnlwr of thw four Classes TAP . . . TEEN' ACERS AGAINST POLIO . . . The National Honor Society staged an a sc5ml9ly to alum -tn- drnts Ihr' +lar1gf'r- of pnlio unfl In urgr- lllrlll In gm tllvlr -lllbla. ..,-- 5 '. VH . 4, . Q x ball Iln pnlne ...talk alwut illvggal parkingff ln tln- Flgllll an' Invin- lltfi of llwwrll'-1'l11Iir who -ang in XII- lliflrivt illmrus. Thr- firxt Xll-llistrict fwtixal was in Ur:-ylJull January 12 and thv wcunml in lalwll xIZiI'l'll 9, llarxiv :hnan Mary anfl lwnny l Hill Bin-n an4l Ralph flrlxtilrv try out for parlx in xl3l'lH'lll.N 1i,N A B' - Xl'--xr' Ill' In---pl: mlm r II nr I Ill' l'llN l rn l nun-l Ill Ill' Xll-411-H111 IW'-llN.ll gb J , . lf' Xlxv x1 l1I' Ill- ll Ill Y lm-lwgx 1l.1-- lull 4 X 1 , in.