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

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Other Events of Interest During the Year Pauline Hanslip received her diploma from Board President, and husband, Earl Hanslip. The Book Fair which was held in the spring was very interesting to every- one in school and in the community,. As a result of this ef- fort, many students were able to pur- chase books which they otherwise would not have known abouto Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Nolsinger are shown be- hind the counter, while Marsha Norskog, Mike Brayton, and John Ware look at the books. Mrs. Nash, Office Secretary Margi Brayton figured out a way to photograph a photographer. Junior magazine sales were successful.

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Football Season Opens First Day of School Several days of summer practice preluded the opening football game played here against Tongue River the first day of school. The Rams lost that first game but as the season pro- gressed they played each game a little better than the last. The most exciting game of the season was played against Upton in which the Rams scored three quick touchdowns in the last quarter. They made their last game of the season their highest scoring one by defeating the Sheridan Colts by a score of 33 to 28. Two of the boys, Leo Ankney and Gary McCoy were chosen for the N. B. District All-Con- ference Team. Leo was also the the man with the most trophies as he was voted Best Of- fensive Lineman, Defensive Lineman and Most Valuable Player by the team members. Jack Dow was awarded the trophy for Best Offensive Back and Gary McCoy was chosen Best De- fensive Back. W. Gates, Coach Stephens, M. Brayton, L. Ankney, J. Moreland, S. Daly, H. Jensen, J. Ankney, R. McIntyre, D. Wood, B. Gearhart, L. Anderson, S. Black, A. Dow, B. K. Reno, B. Haugen, D. Holwegner, J. Dow, D. Cazier, G. McCoy, B. Clabaugh, J. Moore, H. Martin, Coach Schertz, J. Volz. A time to eat. . . and a time to rest.