Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

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pring rains provided the water for th. J? 1 N A' i A-xw , fcmlx. Their Nlajf-slim-+2 Bob and Marilyn, wearing the traditional crowns prcwntwl by thc' class of '51 C?f2,-- Ninn thi- limi!-f Xlulxing miniuluri -uillmab wah only uni- uf Iii. I I X Q' M 1 X

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f' Teas, too, gate a welcome excuse for formalit ' and elegance K ' ' I luniffranfl Y if -t-ni'-r nifrnilwr- i ,fr 1X '11 the P X 'X S54 trkf-fl a- I lllf-rw alfl- at the W ar Xlwniortal h Q Fpon-or X hirl Q, an fi-pltal. Ur- ' ey lihrliwh cl offifflrs Nlargflt f A, ' Rfrimann. f11'i'Niflf'l'lt. anrl Nora Lee Firth. if f '64 T l3Yf'-II'r'E1'Uff'1'. yilit a patif-nt. To ' i' NM Athat all patient- arf' roy nfortahlf- Une' of Ihr In 4 j li- ul tllv' i. TJ ajor The organization is now the Elf-anor H1-um ler Chapter of Future Nurses of Ani:-ri:-a. Miss Hvaxlvr has hee-n Sehool nurfe -ini-ft 1943 anti retired this year. It wai lll'1'ZlllNf of he-r out-tanding anfl long appn-4-iulf-ml srryive- that this rhaptf-r wa- rlvflivulvfl :intl nam:-fl in her honor. Nlrs. Xlarvare-t St-ranton. s -mor' llvlvn Rolo hixtorian. untl Sharon Onftinv. yin ' UTVHIIILH KIII Ienlfln-lfalt' N'lT ' 5'1 'll '- atom from their j th to 11 4 k at a new 1 Hay' 9- Their fir-t Npring tea rlilnaxml thr- mnxt avlive yo-ar in th 4 F.N.A, inc-mln-rx are, FIRST ROWY. left to right: flail Stuut. Connie- Goetz. Thelma E-chler. Fharon Vogel. Ruhy Sykv- and Mary Holler. SECOND Bfvlmlry' lwlvllllrr. Dianna I-iultnll. Shafrin On- ftinr. Nora I.:-v Firth. Carol llartl. Nrrrnia Clifton. fllirixtofff-ref-n anfl Shirley Kanim, Tllllill Ruth HUW: Nlr-. hhrlivh. sponfor: Janet llaylf. Hr-lf-n Holanfl. Xlaruot Hriinann. liarhra liattf-rfhell. loi- Ilevke-r. Barham Fulton annl Nlr-. Fvranton. -pon-or. Not pit-turwl: Narlvtt Ur-tker. vhapln-rl hixtory. Nlr-. Scranton ix wrying 67 1'fll'll'l'.

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tting of the Junior-Senior Prom, Hllarbor L1 ffhts is I' 91 The king and queen were crowned in a rainbow colored sea shell on the stage. The rest of the gym was decorated as a harbor. A light- house was standing at the entrance, and the orchestra was seated on a large rock alongside a buoy in the middle of the floor. ,The ceiling was dark and light blue with silver stars. Two harbor wharves banked the stage and were draped with fishing nets. Xlnflll lur I r .il l l Nl l I an Sxrl IU?- '1 el. lit.: 1 .ir rr' .1 in-11111 Xl lx lui Hill Ilya hf-ly and 'I ht- th'- hf-lfl at ull decorated th tahl mt ma ti lllvdl rr na Xl tilt- lid mth xn f , 1 f 1 jf I 22 9 ,av ' 4 1 f' r 1 t '- fa! i ,ir 1, 1, I H 4 I I 1, , tfflff Q 'V I wi f XS in spilt- of tht- damp we-athf-r there- vu- 21 xt-ry large- turnout for H 0 ' f fr ml Xi lr' Ihr lun ant u fl IN Ihtlf Hilfnt H tht- prom. Xt llioo pm. Lis th., nrt-lv-stru play--tl Harb r l.1gll1I-. Th- fa N '. ' I l lar h im- l un th- 'ii l- ts th tu uh I th x ss r my flzimwr- he-gan tht- ilruntl N - 1 . t