Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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Valjean LaCroix, escorted by Dennis Jones, was selected by the student body as the 1956 Homecoming Queen. Members of her court were Toni Thomas, Elaine Russell, Valjean, Opal Hancock, and Barbara Shields. Their escorts were Terry Stanley, Michael Musgrove, Dennis, Bounce Covert, and Don Hewett. One of the most outstanding floats in the Homecoming Parade was that of the Sophomore Class. Those toasting the Exes were Janet Carpenter, Pat Rogers, Judith Shields, Charlene Canibell, and Gwyn McCullough. The Exes of 1934 through 1939 also expressed their welcome. Edith Freeman,IudyCauble,Mary Ann Nugent, and other niembers of the Seba Tri-H-Y tip their hats to the Exes and Steers. .-.ff gif! 3 W ,.,-

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OCTQBQR n D ' v And all too soon it was Homecoming . . . Tame those Mustangs! This was the motto which rangin the halls of BSI-IS before the annual Sweetwater game. Helping to promote this spirit by hanging a poster were Loretta Bennett and Michael Musgrove, assisted by Ricky Terry. ,,..-- Mi' K ... 37- ' -,- Q . ,, ar.: ...U N qw, . ,bn , . t,. W 'fflifffg . V

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The winners of the Oil Essay Contestwere announced at the General Assembly Octo- ber 18. Mr. John A. Coffee, representa- tive of the oil industry, presented Lewis Porter, Walter Dickinson, Prissy Pond, Susan Landers, Kelsey Meeks, James Stephens, Janice Downing, and Mary Jane Trego with their prizes. Victorious--at the expense of Sweetwater! As the Steers board the bus their proud and happy faces express the feelings of all. Our victory dance was held in the show- room of Tarbox-Gosset Motor Company. Some of those celebrating our victory were Punky Boyd, J.W. Thompsong Dennis Jones, Glenda Greenwood, Sherry Lurting, and Jerry McMahen. Everyone got into the Swing of Things . . . On October 6, Ronnie King and Sue Barnes reigned as Commanders of WAFB. They are shown here as Capt. Robertson presents them with a honorary diploma.