Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

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B.H.B. Contests scheduled in Powell this year FI.lf'IiIQ Nlargnt lieiinann Francis jones Glenrla Stutzinan Layonne Frank Lincla Leirlholt Janice Hennerlverg Sandra Garinire BgXSSOOX-- Zona Cale .Xllen Pat Steinharger B FLAT CI.AXRlNL'I' -Y Diane Xlarklf-5 lane Nletzler 5hirley liainin Charlotte llalke Sharon Lahargze nknn Bonner Perry Kay SUIIICI' Orlo Aman .-Xlherta Wilson Betty Jarrett jay Allison Patty Ferren Ramona Heny Nlargaret Brandt Gary Shoemaker Darrell Hendricks ALTO CLARINET Lois Cates Janet Neeley Mary Dalke I' , Band offiu-rs. Diane Nlarklvy. Fir I lx l H QU! ' lini s . .: 3 yron vny. .,, Glasgow. Capt.: Zona Allen. Sw- ,.: a 1 , ikf' lla-hain. L Drum Major. wait for Nlr. lfrml- I ritk-on in the nni-iv lihrary. The P H FRENCH HORN Bill Biven LeRoy Kittle David Mayer TRONIBONE- lluliert Hart loin Burgener Jeanette Lainh lion Caraveau john Collins llavifl Cruinrim Worth Christie li.-XltlTOXlff -f Xi-il lfarhart Yan llolst-her llwlwrt Xxitillllt' Miki- liashain

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The cafeteria became a ehangin 'S One of the biggest money-making projects carried on hy our F.H.,-X. chapter this year was the selling of refresh- ments during football games and the B.H.B. district basket- ball tournament. Profits cleared on the tournament were 5100. Ferxing tln- F.H...-X tfliapter during this A ru-li during the district basketball tournament to ye-ar wt-rv tht- tlhapte-r mothers. Nlrs. get a snack lie-fore the nt-xt game. l runt'is ffouvn- and Nlr-. llutl Fteck, The-y were t-lt-etc-tl by tht- me-mlwrs. 1dg yt lid! I, gn ,il As a State project to fulfill a national goal. the chapter gave a tea May 3, to inform Junior High girls of F.H.A. and High School Home Economics. One of the highlights of the year was the Mardi Gras Dance sponsored by F.H.A. after the Cody-Powell basketball game January 25. Confetti, serpentine, balloons and silhouettes set the scene for a festive mood. Diane Xlarkley. vice president. gives the welcome at the annual Eighth Grade Tea. l'll -ee you in my dream- N 64 L54 M' it ixm - and vlimaxt-tl a st1t'1'r'ssftil year. .Umow 1- tht- installation of ne-is offivrr- ut the lnunqurt on .-'tpril 140.