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

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Track Team Sees More Action The track program received more attention this year than in many pre- vious years. The team took part in track meets at Sheridan, Clearmont and Douglas and was host to Arvada and Clearmont in a triangular meet. In a dual meet at Sheridan they defeated Kaycee 63 to 42 and in the meet held here at Big Horn the Rams topped Arvada 62 to 57. 29 Standing: Dan Holwegner, Jay Moore, Joe Mackey, Alan Dow, Lincoln Anderson, Jack Dow, Wayne Daly, Leo Ankney, Sitting: John Berry, Mike Brayton, B. K. Reno, Randy McIntyre, Harold Jensen, Shelley Black, Dan Berry.

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Connie Margi Karen Kathy Marilyn “A” Cheerleaders Did Some Kathy Donnafield Traveling At times it was a bit doubtful whether the A-Squad cheer- leaders would find themselves a ride to games or not but by the end of the season they could boast that they had made every one. As always it was a toss-up on whether they would finish their outfits in time for the first game but when they did finish them they were very attractive. This year the girls set- tled on gold sweaters, maroon skirts with gold inserts. They had a good time cheering and kept busy cooking up ideas for pep assemblies, practicing cheers, dec- orating, and of course going to basketball Margi Brayton Connie Clabaugh; head Marilyn Lowe

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The girls got their big chance to show off their ath- letic prowess in three sports this year. It all started with their success as a volleyball team. After a few weeks of P. E. practice sessions they went to Buffalo for their first interschool competition and won four games out of five. A few weeks later they returned to Buffalo for a volley- ball tournament competing against Tongue River, Hulett, Gillette, and Buffalo. They won all of their games and the tournament. Then with only three weeks to work twelve enthusi- astic girls tried to learn the basics of basketball and Mr. Stephens should be congratulated for his patience with the girls and the rules of girls basketball. They played their one and only game against Buffalo and were grat- ified for their hard work with a victory. They even had a girls track team this year. Under the supervision of Miss Harris they learned the techniques of throwing the shotput, discus and softball and they soon found just how long a lap could get to be. Once again the girls went to Buffalo to compete in a meet against Buffalo and Gillette. They didn't make the highest total points but they did very well in scoring a total of twenty-seven points. The following week a team of five girls went to Casper for a meet held by Casper Natrona. They didn't make many points but they learned a great deal and found out what they will have to be doing next year in order to place. The Girls Get Into Sports 30