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

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Bottom from left: John Ware, features; Maureen Harvey, grades; Marsha Norskog, circulation; Barb Forrest, editor; Harold Jensen and Margie Brayton, sports; Sharon Mueller, grades, fun page. Top row from left: Mike Donohue, Laura Connell, Irene Norwood, Colleen Atter, Judy Currie, Leta Coates, Angie Haratyk. Mountaineer Staff Adopts New System The Mountaineer staff this year was composed of almost all new members. So to better organize the staff a group of editors was appointed to handle different areas such as grade news, feature stories, and sports. They were to be in charge of getting all the news in their category in on time. They could either assign stories to other reporters or do it themselves. If this system is used every year it will give more people the experience which will im- prove future staffs. The cover design drawn by Judy Arnoux was used for most of the year. This supply ran out, however, and so a new Ram design drawn by Jack Adsit was used for the last few issues. Other designs were submitted by Sharon Mueller, Randy McIntyre, and Bill Doenz. Colored paper was used for the covers which also added variety to the newspaper. A new type of stencil made it possible for photographs to be reproduced without the use of the treated paper that is usually used. This process if fairly inexpensive but had not quite been perfected by the end of the year. The pictures seemed to add quite a lot to the paper, though, and will be used in the future. When the evaluation committee visited Big Horn in January, the Mountaineer printed a supplement on the committee!s report. Members of the 1967-68 staff were: Barb Forrest, editor; Harold Jensen, sports; Margi Brayton, sports; Marsha Norskog, circulation; Maureen Harvey, grades; Sharon Mueller, grades and fun page; John Ware, features; Angie Haratyk, John Berry, Leta Coates, Laura Connell, Mike Donohue, Judy Currie, Irene Norwood, Jack Adsit, Colleen Atter, Merlene Blair. 13

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Student Council Raises Money for New Scoreboard Maybe it is an umbrella! The Student Council president for the 1967-68 school term was Hal Martin with Judy Currie acting as Vice- President. At Christmas time the Student Council planned the entertainment and refreshments for the Christmas Party. They also helped the Honor Society with their caroling. Members were quite active in an egg sale sponsored to raise money for a new scoreboard. The picnic at the end of the year was held at the Y. M. C. A. Students enjoyed themselves at ping pong, pool, swimming, and basketball. Miss Harris plays the Champ. Student Council carols for kindergarten. Judy helps distribute gifts. We are ready for the Y, but is the Y ready for us? Wheeee! Standing: Jim Ankney, Jay Moore, Gary McCoy, Mrs. Shelton, Lincoln Anderson, Hal Martin, Wesley Gates. Seated: Barbara Forrest, Judy Arnoux, Kay Clements, Marilyn Lowe, Maureen Harvey, Marsha Norskog, Judy Currie, Angie Haratyk.

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Top row from left: Jack Dow, Dan Berry, Bill Goodman, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Shelton, sponsors; Wesley Gates. Bottom row from left: Connie Clabaugh, Angie Haratyk, Barb Forrest. Honor Society Inducts Four New Members At the spring induction ceremony of the National Honor Society two juniors and two soph- omores were initiated. They were Judy Currie, Colleen Atter, Ross Hilman and Bruce Oedekoven. A tea honoring the new members was held after the ceremony. In accordance with the tradition, the Honor Society again sold Love-U-Grams for Valen- tine's Day. They decorated a Christmas tree for the high school and sang Christmas Carols to all the classes the last day before vacation. The kindergarteners were amazed that big kids could sing Rudolf so well. Officers for the 1967-68 school year were: Connie Clabaugh, president; Angie Haratyk, vice president; Barb Forrest, secretary; Dan Berry, treasurer; Jack Dow, parliamentarian. The Honor Society Christmas tree Christmas carolers serenade first grade 14