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

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OPEN HOUSE ATTRACTED MANY VISITORS On Monday evening, January 2, almost 300 people visited Big Horn School to tour the new addition, which was formally opened to the public at that time. Guides were members of the National Honor Society and the Student Council. The teachers were in the new classrooms to show the new facilities to parents and patrons. This $160,000 addition to the school in- cludes a very modern science lab, a home eco- nomics room, classrooms for Spanish and English, a faculty lounge, principal's office, storage space, and a room presently used by the Community Library. Of special interest to the students was the large basement area which was later in the year converted to a student lounge under the super- vision of the Student Council. The picture below shows part of the crowd which attended the Open House. Below - Mrs. Gutz talks with Mr. Currie and Mrs. Harvey in the new Home Ec department. Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Garber, Mrs. Sackett, and Mrs. Clendenen. At right - Judy Arnoux served as guide for her mother and grand- mother. Here they are visiting with Mrs. Logan, Guidance Di- rector and Spanish teacher. Mrs. Arnoux, Judy, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Park At right - Former Eng- lish teacher, Mrs. Lodge, and M rs. Greenfield visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ankney in the new Engl ish room.

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DECEMBER 15 WAS MOVING DAY Professional movers might envy the speed and skill with which the students of Big Horn moved from the old classrooms to the new building. On Thursday December 15, the English III students literally picked up their desks and carried them to the new English room. After desks were safely deposited, students made many other trips carrying everything that needed to be moved until finally the English classroom was offically located at the northwest end of the new building. This was the signal for the other classes to move to their new quarters. In a very short time, and with not one casualty, all books and equipment were transferred to the home ec room, the new science lab, and the language room. With study hall and the English class gone, the commerce department spread from its cramped quarters. Typewriters were moved in- to the old library, tables in the English room were set up to accommodate the shorthand and bookkeeping students, and the old typing room was converted into a newspaper and annual workroom. This was the first major moving day in the Big Horn School, and 1967 students will have the opportunity to brag that they were there and helped with the move. Chemistry students prepare to move. Angie, Connie, and Bernice move English books; Jane, Bruce, and Terri carry chairs. Junior boys moved tables from old English room to the new room below.

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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,