Big Horn High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Big Horn, WY)

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PICTURE HIGHLIGHTS OF BOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER” Granny, I'd rather do it myself! Letha describes the big castle to hostelers. Barbara appears on stage after being drenched. Granny invites Buddy to have Model S appears fresh afte r being re- dinner with her. charged. Hostelers, Postmistress, Granny, Model S, Letha, and the Count are all on stage for the final scene.

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 BOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER” WAS SENIOR PLAY In December the Senior Class presented a play titled Boys and Ghouls Together. A most unusual family lived in an old castle in Europe and were looking for a husband for their daughter, Dirga (Terri Lowe). The Count (Wayne Heaton) was in a frenzy since there was no one suitable for her. Letha (Cheryl Harvey) was the cold blooded type who was adept at snaring boys for Dirga. Model S (Thad Brayton) a mechanical robot, Riga Mortia (Leo Baker) the Count's mum- my, and Granny (Karen Baxter) an old woman with a cackle, completed the family. The American hostelers (Ron Gorman, Marie Ankney, John Haratyk, Bernice Adsit, Anna Mae Haratyk, and Doris Mackey) and group leader (Louise Donnafield) came to the castle. Letha picked Buddy Ford (Ken Warner) for Dirga and went to work on him, but the Count was doubtful. A series of rol- licking adventures befell Buddv and his girl friend Barbara (Jane Gearhart) but they kept out of Letha's fiendish plots. Marvel ini (David Moore) appeared to win Dirgia, and the Count let Buddy off the hook. The Postmistress (Debbie Buescher and Patricia Genereaux) entered to find Hans (Greg Eckerson) in the family clock. The final curtain fell on a noisy group. Mrs. Shelton directed the play, Mrs. R. S. Hosford was in charge of makeup, and Pete Davis and TomMitchell were in charge of special effects. Jane and Thad paint the set. Makeup crew works busily,

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 WHITE SILVER SANDS WAS THE THEME Jinny Patton, Thad Brayton, Doris Mackey, Mike Brayton, Louise Donnafield, Wayne Heaton, Kathy Donnafield, and Junior Class President, Jim Ankney, led the Grand March at ten o'clock. The theme of the Junior-Senior prom was White Silver sands, and the decorations were different and very pretty. Half of the gym was decorated in blue tones to give the effect of water. The ceiling on this part was blue, but there was also some yellow to give the effect of moonlight. The band was located in this part, mounted on an old sunken ship, the Leaky Teaky. The Leaky Teaky was com- plete with treasure chest which contained diamonds and pearls. The other half of the gym was decorated as a beach on which were small tables. Natives, complete with costume, were there to serve refreshments. At the banquet at the Woman's Club, Jack Slack, top of ladder, supervised the decorating.