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

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LIONS CLUB HONORS FOOTBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS At the close of football season, the Lions Club honored the football team and the cheerleaders at a dinner at the Woman's Club. Due to a tight schedule, the dinner was set during homecoming activities, and the group went from the dinner to the bonfire for the evening's activities. Lions, football palyers, and cheerleaders enjoyed the dinner. WOMEN'S CLUB HONORS SENIOR GIRLS AT SPRING TEA On April 21, the Big Horn Woman's Club held its annual spring tea in honor of the senior girls. The tea, which was not so springy because it snowed, was well attended by the high school girls and their mothers. Each girl introduced her mother and the senior girls received corsages as a gift from the Woman's Club. The Girls School entertained by presenting a pre- view of the operetta which they were rehearsing. Mrs. Shelton gave a short summary of each girl's school life, her summer plans, and plans for collegeandcareers. After ashort program, refresh- ments were served by the Club's social committee.

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HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT SPONSORED TWO CONTESTS Karen and Mrs. Gutz KAREN BAXTER WAS BETTY CROCK ER WINNER Karen Baxter was named the local winner of the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow because she received the highest score on a written examination given to all senior girls. Mrs. Gutz presented her with a charm and a cer- tificate of commendation from the General Mills, who sponsored the contest. DIANNA CAZIER WON FIRST IN PACIFIC POWER LIGHT COMPETITION Dianna at work Blarney Stones was the name of the dessert which earned Dianna Cazier her first place in the local Pacific Power and Light Company baking com- petition. Colleen Atter was the second place win- ner. Dianna went to Buffalo where she competed with the other local winners. The winner! Colleen won second. 13

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CHRISTMAS PARTY SIGNALED START OF VACATION The Student Council planned a Christmas Party for the high school students. Previous to this time names had been drawn, and the Christmas tree was piled high with presents. Thad Brayton, Student Council president, and his helpers distributed the presents. An unusual and much enjoyed novelty this year was a short skit, which each class was required to present. The seniors mixed up words and music to Christmas songs, and after a demonstration conducted a Sing Along. Other classes presented equally clever skits. Many of last year's graduates were guests. They had been recruited by the Honor Society to help sing carols. Refreshments were served, then every- one disbanded for the holidays. Good kids waiting for Santa Claus. Thad and Leo start the food. Just follow the crowd to the punch and doughnuts. Ron and Pleaman seem pleased. The cleanup committee goes to work.