Hot Springs County High School - Round Top Yearbook (Thermopolis, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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ID l 4 ns 1 f K' s 5 x 4? ff s 'Yi .AA has been a new experience -M ,x , 1 X 'xS,7 7,!,, W K - Vlffff' I.. -U if Q f 1 E53 f val. u ' 1 2, We -- ff? w.:-fy K If.. ., 13,54 ' 's-.L f ,5-.xx 1. 3 YsaV w Q' - 4. . ., is mu TBA w , aff gf us. Co-Editors KATHY JONES and LINDA DURHAM Yi phase of their lives when PM-IISTIIIIII IH 'M 'M -vm ,, U f X 'xW' D' Q BIOLOGY The new Science Department is one of the major attractions of the new building. Classes taught in this department are biology, chemistry, general science, and physics. In the chemistry lab there are six lab benches providing adequate work space, a hood to remove gases from the room, and there's a class- room area. The biology department, also, has six lab benches used for dissecting such things as pigs, frogs, worms, crawfish, grasshoppers, and clams. CHEMISTRY they entered high school, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The picture at the right was taken in the typing room during a first year typing class. Besides this room, Mr, Carlson and Miss Watson have access to a room with business machines and a shorthand and bookkeeping classroom. PHYSICS In the picture at the right, Mr, Haines looks on while Physics stu- dents, left to right: Don Anderson, Bradley Bonar, Buddy Grosvenor, Bud Sanderlin, Steve Jepson, Elvis Tippets, Charles Achilles, and Io Ann Kagie, set up an experiment on parallel circuits so they can study electric currents. s 7 ...of L, visa-tw' t SPEECH Pictured are Miss DEPARTMENT Miss Anker s room is equipped with a stage for the presentation of debates some types of plays and readings Anker and the Public Speaking class Left to right, Colleen Doc kery, Pat Watkins Betty Shoopman, Kenny Martin, Zoe Zimmer man, Phyllis Spiller Pat Burnell, Janet Ahlquist, Judy Carrier Jim Milek, Dolores Patik Jack Brooks R, ,C 4 , .fu ink ..A4, .-Q'- : 2 W . 23 F W '- V' V F 1-L' -fn k ,V .f I 15.1 ff' 5 15, . '9 ff M r J -ff. ,f , . Mr QM, ,Y A 4 1 1 -vw. f 1 J, 'hi ,W 1 1 4 5 UQ. 4, f ,f W Z A W w, wk fl-xg P .gf E. 'fr rwvv ,-1' ,vnu 2 xr y V 3 3 u ', Ib. IRA V x ,, so ., K kgf M v wi Q , ' 4' 5 , aww-, I W, N , ' 3 eerily , QQ 1 V4 f w e 1 xg, 1? C h 0 T LL b f most of them MUSIC DEPARTMENT Band students started the year off by get- ting new uniforms. Next, they worked up some novelty drills for half-time perform- ances at football games. Put these two to- gether, and we really had a sharp looking marching band. Other band activities in- cluded a Christmas Concert, performing for different community activities, playing at basketball games, and preparing for and attending the music festival at Worland. Below first row: Jeanette Curtis, Wanda Freudenthal, Betty Cox, Betty Lou Gary, Barbara Bruce, Thelma David, Joan Cestnik, Diane Folgelsogner, Nina King, Nancy Tierney, Diane Blissard, Mary Bandich, Patty McKiernan, Joyce Shaffer, Phyllis Spiller, Diane Shafer, Carolyn Bruton, Madge Marcott, Jeanie Patterson, Kenny Lou Martin, Patty Mikkelson, Dolores Patik, Pat McKone. Second row: Judy McCormick, Judy Robin- son, Louise Lilly, Sue Watkins, Claudia Davidson, Carol Sloan, Mary Ann Crouch, Sally Persons, Betty Boutier, Zoe Ann Zimmerman, Gayla Little, Kim Babb, Janice Freudenthal, Colleen Fisher, Susan L Schwartz, Janet Curtis, Party Vannoy, Cleta C Myers, Nancy Skinner, Sharon Fergueson, f cami King, Carol Kurper, Sally Clegg, A Marcia Stevens, Charis Stevenis, Carol , ,lily McCormick, Roberta Syverson, Bonnie I ' Anderson. ks -l 1, wl- 1 -as 1 S but thew looked oruard l TWIRLERS Left to right: Patti Burnell Sandra Halbert Dolores Patik Janet Ahlquist Mary Arm Crouch Prrscilla Zimmerman to it because they knew ALL DISTRICT CHORUS Chorus students with superior singing ability were selected for participation in this group that went to three district meets and the music festival. First row: Marcia Stevens, Thelma David, Joan Cestnik, Gayla Little, Carol Sloan, Mary Ann Crouch, Sue Watkins, Janet Ahlquist, Second row: Colleen Fisher, Sue Schwartz, Sally Persons, Cleta Meyers, Charis Stevens, Betty Jean Patterson. 0 o CLARINET CHOIR One of the most noted musical groups of T. H. S. is composed of left to right: Barbara Bruce, Zoe Ann Zimmerman, Jeanie Patterson, Betty Produit, Patti Burnell, Betty Lou Gary, Nina King, Dolores Patik, Janice Freudenthal, Carol King, and Priscilla Zimmerman. Besides being one of the main groups at the music festi- val, these girls played both modern and classical for many community affairs. ALL DISTRICT BAND First row: Lyndon Milek, Patti Burnell, Ruth Jepson, Zoe Zim- merman, Dolores Patik, Pat Mc- Kone, Bonnie McKone, Janet Curtis, Jeanette Curtis. Second row: Ted Novakovich, Jim Milelt, Jo Ann Kagie, Janice Freudenthal Betty Cox, Kay Millard, Barbara Bruce, Diane Folgelsogner, Betty Produit, Jackie Smith, Kay Mud- ge, Linda Collins. Third row: Bob Realing, Ed Brookshire,Betty Gary, Nancy Skinner, Linda Weeks, Jack Novakovich, Jean Patterson, Ben Gary, JoanCestnik. that it meant the were Nam.,-W ,aw- BRASS CHOIR FIRST ROW: Nancy Tierney, Betty Cox, Bonnie McKone, Ben Gary, Janet Curtis, Charlene Shafer. SECOND ROW: Robert Realing, Lyndon Milek, Ted Novakovich, Jeannette Curtis. National Honor Society National Honor Society, the highest honor a high school student can receive, is open to juniors and seniors with a B average or better. Members are chosen by the faculty on the attributes of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Officers, Roberta I-lruska, presi- dent, Kathy Jones, vice president: Thelma David, secretary: and John Johnson, treasurer: were elected at the end of the 1957-58 school year. This organization sponsored the first dance in the new building, had two initiations and banquets, decorated the school for Christmas, did vol- untary work at the Easter Seal office and had a coke party during tourna- ment for out of town Honor Society members. FIRST ROW: John Johnson, treasurer Thelma David, secretary: Kathy Jones, vice president: Roberta Hruska, president: Miss Watson, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sue Schwartz, Pat Mikkelson, Miriam Kowlok. THIRD ROW: Shirley Woody, Io Ann Kagie, Janice Freu- denthal, Ioan Cestnik, Kay Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Elvis Tippets, Jim Parker, Doug Nelson, Janet Ahlquist Don Anderson, Linda Durham, 1 2 l Q T n K. , 1? Zz fi? 'HIP' S ,Wg ',Qf-an-qi 7 L. nl, Pu. iwevan X Q .m . An n ni' Qs, 1 1 ,fu , W W. -, ' sf' f 12,95 .W s' Wifi 4. ,QQ , J. A Q M , E Q ,, ' -f A Q, , S, g . , 4 2 . Sf' , r ff ' 1 ,L P A J Ms x ' X an 'f 1- .Y M K, af: nu. J., .n -' I Q J, 4 1 f'vv 1, T H, 1 9 X of the student bod . 4 'Nl Left to right: Jim Skelton, Doug Nelson, Jack Novakovich, Dave Glass, Nancy Brunk, Secretary-Treas- urerg Linda Durham, President, Steve Jepson, Vice Presidentg J. M. Shafer, Phil Crouch, G. M. Hayek, Sponsor. Student Council Here we see the school legislature for 1958-59. Student Council projects this year included a Dance for Cancer at Halloween, the annual semi-formal Christmas dance, during tournament the armory was kept open as a recreation center for visiting Basin students, and the sponsorship of the Bobcat Lair. The year's biggest accomplishments were the students campaigns, speeches, and election of a student body president for the 1959-60 school year. The Bobcat Lair has been the scene of many enjoy- able evenings for the students of Tl-IS. These shots have caught some of the familiar events which take place at this recreation spot sponsored by the Student Council in cooperation with the Lion's Club. ' 4 I BACK ROW, left to right: Duane Harvey, Jerry Livingston, Boro Jukonovich, Jack Brooks, Don Harvey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Million, sponsor, Ron Brown, Lee Martinez, Larry Westerfield, John Johnson, Bill Dockery, Emory Leroux, Harold Harvey. FIRST ROW, Jim Daniels, J. R. Cowger, A1Z.orko, Doug Thornburg, Jim Skelton, Larry Batt, Duard Thornburg. F,F,A, OFFICERS, Douglas Thornburg, president, Duard Thornburg, vice president, Albert Zorko, secretary: J. R. Cowger, treasurer, Jim Skelton, reporter, Lee Shaffer, sentinel, Jim Daniels, parliamentarian. Camera Club The shutterbugs of T.H.S,, chose Colleen Fisher, president, Connie Gloyd, vice president, Kathy Brookshire, secretary, and Carol King, treasurer. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Haines, the Camera Club had a photo contest, took pictures of school activities, and, of course, they developed their own pictures. Left to right, Colleen Fisher, Carol Kuiper, Sandra Reynolds, Diane Fogelsonger, Kathy Brook- shire, Sharon Crosley, JoAnn Kagie, Carol King, Pat Crosley, Barbara Norman, Virginia Weber, Linda Simmons, and Judy Jones. JUDGING TEAMS DAIRY, Doug Thornburg, Duard Thomburg, J, R. Cowger. FARM MECHANICS: Doug Thornburg, Albert Zorko, Ron Brown. LIVESTOCK: Duard Thomburg, Albert Zorko, Don Harvey. POULTRY: Duard Thornburg, Albert Zorko, I. R. Cow- ger. AGRONOMY: Albert Zorko, Don Harvey, I. R. Cow- gel. l 'T ll okpino AFX S-XV! Q'Cui.1 ,gf ti- ZA' fa N o -'5 14 off, 647' about it and soon , Xxx, Girls' and Boys, State vM f These boys and girls were selected to represent Ther- mopolis at Boys' and Girls' State sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Everyone prepared speeches and campaigns and ran for a state office. The final day was spent in Cheyenne visiting state officers, tour- ing the State Capital and the Governor's Mansion. The week was very educa- tional, lots of fun and many friends were made. I7 21 Left to right: Jim Petrausch, Miriam Kowlok, Linda Durham, Donnell Anderson, Betty Jean Patterson, Ioan Cestnik. an 'f.' ,grwwlv-Q1 A. 1 The students who are interested in teaching as a career, received early experience by student teaching. Other F.T.A. activities in- cluded ushering for Open House during Education Week, running the concession stands for the March of Dimes during the faculty game, and having a banquet to celebrate joining the National Future Teachers of America Association. FIRST ROW: Mr. Pheasant, sponsorg Nancy Richmond, vice president, Joan Cest- nik, president, Janice Freudenthal, secretary treasurer. SECOND ROW: Joann Kagie, Ruth Jepson, Kay Barnett, Judy Fuller, Kenny Martin, Sandra Halbert, Pat Watkins, Kathy Jones. THIRD ROW: Susan Schwartz, Bonnie Blissard, Carol Kuiper, Miriam Kow- lok, Kyle Herman, Gayla Little, Michele Burnell, Priscilla Zimmerman, Bonnie McKone. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Weber, Kay Millard, Sue Watkins, Betty Gary, Pat Crosley, Sharon Crosley. had cz chance to show 5'- Future Homemakers of America F.H.A, OFFICERS: Doris Ann Shaffer, president: Sandra Turnell, vice president, Charlyne Shafer, secretary, Nancy Brunk, treasurer: Connie Gloyd, historian: Roberta Kyser, pianist: Carol Ireland, photographer: Pat Vannoy, songleader: Mary Ann Crouch, reporter, Susan Sheridan, parliamentarian. ACTIVITIES: District Meeting at Greybull, Observance of National F.H.A, Week, F.H.A. Snowball -January 31, 1959, State F.H.A. Convention - April 2, 1959. 'Wh-.M Latin Club ROW 1: Bonnie Bliz- zard, Pat Watkins, Beverly Ramsey. ROW 2: Betty Produit, Louise Lilly, Madge Marcott, Sue Wat- kins, John Welty. ROW 3: Thelma David, Diane Shaffer, Nancy Raymond, Betsy Williamson, Bob Kriz, ROW 4: Carol Sloane, Nancy Tierney, Wanda Freudenthal, Betty Reed, Judy Robinson. ROW 5: Judy Jones, Nancy Skinner, Sharon Ferguson, Barbara Bruce, Diane Bliz- zard, 'T may M P f, ,- ,, 1' my v 9' 4... . 5, -M' V i 1 My x 5.1.1 y fi if ' 4' f jfaf if rn 443' S ff Q-igw ff-Q . ,K Lx, ,1 . Q l 7 .N R fu Y' 25 wi , E x Ne, 1 1 'Tw hehving make the Homecoming MY THREE ANGELS Felix Ducotel, a law abiding, hard working husband whose generosity in extending credit to Madame Parole and his other clientele, accounts for his inability to balance the books. This he must explain to his money- hungary employer, Henry Trochard. Christmas not only brings Henry and his nephew, Paul, to the Ducotel house, but, also, three convicts, Joseph, Jules, and Alfred. The three angels, help pay their debt to society by helping the Ducotels. Among their accomplish- ments are ending a love affair between Marie Louise and Paul, and very inno- cently getting rid of Mr. Trochard. BACK ROW: Gen Gary, Jack Novakovich, Ted Novakovich, Pat Watkins, Connie Gloyd, Bob Willis. MIDDLE ROW: John Betz, Marcia Stevens, Charles Realing. FRONT ROW: Betty Shoopman, Pat McKone, Danny Miller, Dolores Patik, Joe Graham, and Miss Sirkovski, director. 'a 11 -1. f X 0' J YN LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Gary, Marcia Stevens, Jack Novakovich, Bobby Willis, Charles Realing, Betty Shoopman. SITTING: Janet Sue Ahlquist, John Betz, Dolores Patik. JUNIOR CAST Felix Ducotel ---- JOHN BETZ Emilie Ducotel - DOLORES PATIK BETTY SHOOPMAN Marie Louise - JANET AHLQUIST MARCIA STEVENS Mme. Parole - - PAT WATKINS Joseph ---- CHARLES REALING Alfred - - - JACK NOVAKOVICI-I Henry Trochard ---- BEN GARY Paul ----- TED NOVAKOVICH Lieutenant - - - - DANNY MILLER Director ----- MISS BARBARA SIRKOVSKI Assistant Director - PAT MCKONE Staging ------ JOE GRAHAM MISS ANNABELLE COZZENS Activities ct success. Y Left to rrght Ioan Cestmk Jo Ann Kagie Sue Schwartz Pat Mrkkelson Roberta Hruska Kathy Jones Kay Mxllard hm Petrausch Mrss Sirkovskx L 2l SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Lucy PATRICIA MIKKELSON Lenora SUSAN SCHWARTZ Ellen Creed JOAN CESTNIK Louxsa Creed KAY MILLARD Emrly Creed KATHRYN JONES Albert Feather JIM PETRAUSCH Sister Theresa ROBERTA HRUSKA Director BARBARA SIRKOVSKI Assrstant Dlrector JO ANN KAGIE Staging CHARLES ACHILLES Lrgmlng DONNELL ANDERSON Ladies in Retirement Left to rrght Sue Schwartz Jo Ann Kagre Kathy Jones Kay Mtllard hm Petrausch Pat Mtkkelson Roberta Hruska Joan Cestnrk Leonora Frske an ex showgxrl rettred to the peace and quiet of the English countryside when her stage days were over Her big house made her lonesome so she hired Ellen Creed to be her house keeper compamon Ellen had two sxsters who were on the not quite all here srde and when they came for a week s visit that lasted four months Leonora was frt to be tied lt seems that Loursa liked to watch people through her beloved tele scope and when she got exclted acted ltke a s1x year old Emily the other srster was grumpy and loved to trdy up the near by r1ver bank by collectrng drlftwood and seashells When Leonora demanded Ellen to send her sisters back home Ellen very cleverly drd away wrth her Albert Feather the Creed slster s nephew soon arrtved and wrth the help of Lucy the mard uncovered Ellen s evrl act Ellen found out that Albert had stolen some money so when Slster Theresa warned htm that the polrce were at a nearby farm he left for Canada and Ellen gave herself up . .,,, .,.A - 1,,,..,,,.,..,.,, ,,,, W., , . 1 ..,-., : :MW , ,A T , X I . 5 . ,, V vim :M Q35 ' I N 'gfgjy ,QI . 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LEFT: Phil Crouch, Don Hayes, George Shaner, Al Kilgore, Doug Nelson, Steve Jepson, Jack Wise, Bob Von Krosigk, Dave Glass. MIDDLE: Carl Tumbaugh, Don Anderson, Dick McAfee, Darrell Vanelli, Ron DiFelice, Dick Wiley, Jack Spears, Rich Carroll, Jim Starrs. RIGHT: Steve Keiser, Barry Richmond, Charles Realing, Frank Jones. Jim McCormick, Jim Booth, Dennis Becker, Mark Math- any, Bernard Jackson, Dick Boots. Mr, Ray Johnson, sponsor. Cheerleaders Top to bottom: Phyllis Spiller, Pat McKone, Marcia Stevens, Mariam Kowlok, These four girls were chosen by the student body at the end of the 1957-58 school year to lead this year's student body at all sport- ing events. This year, the cheer- leaders not only cheered at games, but, also, at wrestling matches. '-sl Ve' -Q 4 I ,ul- ' -1 in , - . ,gh Q4g'f4Q.,f,V ez M., 'Q ' I f- V4 JL 1 , ,ZA1 ,E u- J 4 fV-T' ,A Y L A , . 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This was the 'Royal Ride' for this is the queen and her court. x Q .U A' I C 'h b if 5 1 .1 Q:-fn n, S' 3 V 1' 7 M V . ' I! 3 '-1 .M A g..s1g,I ' I YJ- A ' f 'H . , .t'ff Q ' In V zr.f'k3.'lf Y -, if' I - ...tv e ' 'Lv - 'g Q ,,,,q. t wr ' .W .-5, 'r :f,.u?,1 ' -- v 'A Qt ghgr 'V 'vig 7 .L SOPHOMORE FLOAT Right: The sophomores built their Stairs to Victory' float which added beauty to the pa- rade. Climbing these stairs are a few of the loyal sophomore boosters urging the Bobcats to climb these stairs. i-1 453' 'F' QL X X4 ffm Sl JUNIOR FLOAT Left: The junior theme, 'Vic- tory Tolls for Cats, was carried out with a huge white bell on a white float ridden by belles of the Junior Class. w f- h3 n sg.q..Ls, g fr -'iq' Q fi in s V55 131.3 P L V ' N 1 x g Q i 5 ' I . .cf Y' ,i vQ, a' .',.' 'Y N F l ' 1' J T f y-Q ,- we A as S- r , J - . q ' 3' 'T K-.p 1 FRESHMAN FLOAT Left: A large football shoe with the inscription 'Stomp 'em Bobcats' was presented by the class of '62. This float ran away with first prize given for the prettiest float by the Stu- dent Council. fab AWG '35 if V ii? QS. ' V' ' ' V Qt, , JJ? M , up , V , W, 7.3.4 W - 2 7 2.l3N.,AfQLii. - 3' 5, dx 1' .:i,11fM3Mg7,, ' fa 3 we-,mf- -, t FW. ,,- . , . ,A - -if A ZW , , ff,- . , fz an -V . ' -Y 1 fffgzia' X, M Q ,fi X A N , vw if 2 ,L,.j'1f'swL-4252 - , ,X Av ,Q .N may A , Q 1 , , 1 ' , Q ,gpg '4 Q . , f 1 H 12 --iff .Wg 'phi' A 5 2,52 if f Y ' H wif? 5 , V Q2 ' V Qhnv gi if Q x 7' x ! mi , My . wean if ,Zim -1,12 ,Ji 451' :iff . 'gn-x , bf f.537?,.4 , , ,f??Zg4ifgf. 17? fi 1 1 :mf eff 7 V 'mfg ., W .fcfmev M W- MP f Ne VM 1 X A 'E N941 7 ,,M,... , . - mgvgiw T :iff ,, 6:2 I ' ff nf fwfiwgf W WW ,,,' Q4 ,E 4,7 ,, 41 7 rf 1 :af My ,f 4368 agp .' : Vg ,V gg AL k 8 Y ,,..,J.,.2 ,Q Although they are not yet l if 1118 FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Caroll, Boro Jukanovich, Frank Jones, Carl Turnbaugh, George Shaner, Dennis Becker, Ronnie DiFelice. BACK ROW: Phil Crouch, Bob Von Krosigk, A1 Kilgore, Darrell Vannelli classwed as upperclassmen. Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Thermopolis Football Rock Springs Greybull Lovell Powell Lander Cody Riverton Worland f at 83- i su 21 13 38 27 26 14 20 14 This year, thirty Bobcats coached by Don Turner, Don Pedrie, and Ray Johnson, received football let- ters. Among these, Al Kilgore, Fullbackg Bob Van- Krosigk, End, and George Shaner, Guard, received honorable mention in the All-State selections. Al and Bob were also elected to the All-Conference First Team. George, along with Boro Jukanovich, Tackle, and Frank Jones, another Guard, was elected to the Second Team. Don Hayes, a Junior Halfback, was voted to the All-Conference Third Team. Ron DiFelice, a Center, and Jim Starrs, a Tackle, re- ceived honorable mention. FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Hayes, Phil Crouch, Dick McAfee, Rich Carroll, Boro Jukanovich, Prank Jones, Carl Turnbaugh, George Shaner, Dennis Becker, Darrell Vannelli, Ron DiFelice, Al Kilgore, Jim Hruska. SECOND ROW: Mike Ready, Jim McCormick, Jim Starrs, John Ready, Steve Jepson, Don Anderson, Justin Wright, Len Pruitt, Dave Glass. THIRD ROW: J. M. Shafer, Doug Nelson, Jim Booth, Fred Shelly, Chris Christensen, Jerry Pastor, Gary Shelly, Bob Kriz, Otis Nelson, Virgil Carroll, Jack Pruitt, Rich Holland. FOURTH ROW: Jim Skelton, Marvin Papka, C. L. Smith, Gary Giannino, Mike Connor, Bill Dockery, Dan Chavez, Dennis Stotts, Mar- shall Campbell, Rodney Harris. The team elected Phil Crouch most valuable player, Boro Jukanovich best Back, and Fred Shelly best Lineback. .x 5.5: if i Q V. Q? an .xxg A ,Qs , iii if ? We ,I f aj. ,., 1 Mfg ladder than they were last year. Basketball N...1 , will, U , .Q-1 1 qs '5- FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Ray Johnson, Phil Crouch, Jim McCormick, Doug Nelson, Darrell Vannelli, Ted Novakovick. SECOND ROW: Fred Shelley, Dick McAfee, Al Kilgore, Dave Glass, Jim Starrs, Jim Hruska, Manager, THIRD ROW: Manager, Charles Realing, Richard Carroll, Ron Difelici, Bernard Jackson, Jack Kuiper, John Kilgore. THS 52 Billings Central 39 THS 50 Cody 46 THS 53 Riverton 51 THS 56 Douglas 36 THS 46 Greybull 56 THS 42 Worland 35 THS 38 Casper 40 THS 55 Powell 36 THS 51 Basin 35 THS 46 Evanston 44 THS 56 Lovell 52 THS 47 Kemmerer 41 THS 39 Cody 44 THS 37 Riverton 30 2nd in conference THS 41 Powell 48 THS '75 Lander 55 THS 48 Greybull 56 THS 51 Lovell 39 Won 16 Lost 5 THS 65 Lander 51 THS 41 Basin 27 THS 42 Worland 38 New Squad FIRST ROW: Clyde Fisher, Dan Pat- terson, Gary Keil, Bill Jones, Virgil Carroll, Bob Kriz, J. M. Shafer, Chuck Gary, Coach Pedrie. SECOND ROW: Marvin Papka, Jay Gifford, Chris Christenson, Dick Randall, John Ravichevich, John Hooper, Roger Glass, Lloyd Smith. any B ug ff xxx-Ig C5 JS Z2 A wr V The Bobcat wrestlers, victorious in their season meets were aided by Barry Richmond who sustained an undefeated record. 4 The Rock Springs wrestlers suffer another defeat to THS grappler Jack Pruitt. 95 lb. 103 lb 112 lb 120 lb 127 lb 133 lb 138 lb 145 lb 154 lb 165 lb Hvy. their enthusiasm and school spirit to CONFERENCE CHAMPS WRESTLING SEASON RECORD--Won 12 Lost 0 Bobcats 39 Riverton 5 Bobcats 37 Lovell 7 Bobcats 40 Riverton 8 Bobcats 34 Lander 11 Bobcats 41 Rock Springs 5 Bobcats 26 Powell 19 Bobcats 28 Worland 8 Bobcats 29 Newcastle 12 Bobcats 43 Sheridan 0 Bobcats 38 Greybull 3 Bobcats 21 Cody 19 Bobcats 31 Lander 14 Varstty Wrestlers Mickey Bumell Sr. Won - 9 Lost Terry Eckard Jr. Won - 11 Lost Barry Richmond It. Won - 12 Lost Ken Johnson Ir. Won - 5 Lost Paul Conner Jr. Won - 7 Lost Carl Turnbaugh Sr. Won - 7 Lost Frank Jones Sr. Won - 9 Lost George Shaner Sr. Won - 12 Lost Jack Pruitt Jr. Won - 9 Lost Jim Booth Jr. Won - 8 Lost Steve Jepson Sr. Won - 6 Lost Captains--George Shaner and Frank Jones Manager--Jim Parker Coach--Don Turner FIRST ROW: Eddie Taylor, Gary Giannino, Demiis Gates, Mickey Bumell, Barry Richmond, Skip Halbert, Mike Conner SECOND ROW: Coach Turner, Larry O'Brien, Ronnie Brown, Frank Jones, Joe Graham, Carl Tumbaugh, Ken Johnson Paul Conner, Ronnie Johnson, Jim Parker, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Otis Nelson, Jim Booth, Steve Jepson, Jack Pruitt, George Shaner, Jim Petrausch, Len Pruitt, Justin Wright, l 'nw heha make thas school year an l THERMOPOLIS SWIM TEAM RECORD Therm opolrs Therm opolxs Therm opolis Thermopolis Thermopolls Therm opolis Rock Sprmgs Powell Greeley Casper Powell Rock Sprmgs 1. Ks FIRST ROW Coach Jack Beard George Kmsey B111 Carey Jack Spears Dick Wrley Drck Boots 'SECOND ROW Irmmy Smxth Tommy Cook Tom Walsh Kerth Humphrey and Steve Kelser '- , ii.. Splish Splash was the theme song of our THS swlmmlng team Swrmmrng as a com petitrve sport IS only two years old at THS but the guys on our team frmshed the sea son by winnrng three meets and losing three On February 28 the Bobcats took fourth place rn the State Swlmmlng Meet at Powell At the State Meet Drck Boots broke the 220 freestyle record twrce, In the momrng, he swam the 220 ln 2 mlnutes, 12. 5 seconds, and rn the afternoon he swam rt rn 2 mrnutes, 11 5 seconds. S , Tlx . - M I nz - .I 4 771 . T 1 C 2 e ,1 -1, fr- Y 4' 1 ' Cl M., Q , . In 1 I 'Z 2 f y f X V Q e, 1 I I . we 5 3 . ? PT Q av- ,,' , ' . 1 M V ,,,. . As K , 'ff xx . . 5 XX X, F : 1 .H J ' ' - Q 4 , A ' C fy P Q, , -I :if E-vm -N I 2 'M 5- 4 f .... Cf P f 1 f -- lf . i ' 6 1 a 52- is . I . rl l' , 5 A ' JA E A s 2 Q N 4 , xl. N ' 44 ' 22 ' 24 1 l . u 56 27 ' ' . 10 . ' 1 1 . 2 0... Q . . n vi 9 dl KW, ' xt! Qi 'sum-15: Vik 36 btggest accompltshments as a class, was Favorites As a last tribute to seniors the student bod vot d h ' f y e on t err avorites. The Favor ites Contest was sponsored and conducted by The Roundtop staff. Ballots were distrib uted to the entire high school population, and the results were tabulated by members of the staff. c,,,,,i'3 Q Here s Patty Mikkelson and Darrell Vannelli looking their happy friendly selves Best Personality PAT MIKKELSON and DARRELL VANNELLI 1019 ,.. wx. .ma-Hvy' MFWW Phil Crouch and Miriam Kowlok two of the very neatest Best Dressers MIRIAM KOWLOK and PHIL CROUCI-l -qv I , is y 4 A, K ,. l... ' y ls lm i. . I fb , .N if ,, .2 5. ' V , L, UA - X ,s I their prize-winning Homecoming float. Cutest Smile Right: PHYLLIS SPILLER DARRELL VANNELLI f Mg 4, L 2 ' , rf S S . 1 'Z ! . is ,- Most Likely to Succeed Right: LINDA DURHAM DONNELL ANDERSON 'A fd Best A11-Around Athlete Left: AL KILGORE at W L: Q K Q 'x 5 sg . R' 38 Une of the most talented classes, Prettiest Hair Left: PHYLLIS SPILLER BORO JUKANOVICH in X N Best Dancers Right: PAT MIKKELSON STEVE IEPSON Most Reliable qalways on the ballp Leftg LINDA DURHAM STEVE JEPSON an-M 4 1 5 E l 1 , ,y ' . f yy 4, t , fag - R ,5 'dx f A M ' TIT!!! .12 4 ir ei rf 3 - I 'Mi 3 3 'avi 3, A -... f pf N. '. , V 1 ' ' 4 I , A I. , ' .f s-1 uw Amr ul 5 nr , ,.,, .rn rv' . . Li., nw Q .,ar 'x 5 MQ 3 -,J QQ V .... ,aawm,. R1 ! Mwmmy To start their big year off with ci bang, Seniors '1 . x. o gl, .. -v ig . gk 'Hun-snq.,,,,, , Senior Omcers Left to right: Sue Schwartz, secretaryg Steve Jepson, presidentg Darrell Vannelli, vice presidentg Phyllis Spiller, treasurer, they won a prize for their Homecoming float Mft? lg, ' ' CHARLES ACHILLES Bean Debate 4, Thespians 3,4, Speech 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Junior Play 3, One Act Play 4, District Speech 3, 4, Senior Play Stage Manager 4. KATHLEEN BROOKSHIRE Lu1u FHA 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Intramu- rals 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 3, 4, Library 4, Camera Club Secretary, KAY BARNETT 'Kay' Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, FTA 4, Honor Society 4, Drill Team 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, Junior Play Props 3, Round Top Annual Staff 4, Bobcat Tale Staff 4. DONNELL ANDERSON Hot Don Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, T Club 4, Class Secretary 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Thespians 3.4, IC Junior Scholastic Achievement Award, District Speech Meet 3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Boys' State 3, Senior Class Play Staging 4, Debate Team 4, IC Senior Scholastic Achieve- ment. DAVID ANDERSON Dave Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3. NANCY BROWN Nanc Scotts Bluff, Nebraska 1, Pep Club 2, 3.4, Glee Club 1, 2, FHA 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Drill Team Secre- tary 3, FTA 3, Girls' Basketball Varsity Squad 2, 3, 4, District Play Day 2, 4, Junior Play Staging 3, Swimming Team 3, Girls' Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. ' fa T :? i was thiw' Class rings were chosen, and in November YN.. X 2 43.1, ALLEN BAIRD Baird FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA Reporter 2, 3, FFA Basketball 1, 2, Rodeo Club 4. JOAN CESTNIK Ioanie FHA 1, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 4, FTA 2, 3,4, FTA President 4, Thespians 3, 4, Thespian President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Speech Club 3, 4, All District Band 3, 4, All Dis- trict Chorus 4, All District Speech 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, One Act Play 4, Bobcat Tale Staff 4, Annual Staff, Senior Editor 4, Drill Team 1, Drill Team Drummer 3, 4. PATRICIA LYNN BURNELL Patti Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Twirler 1, 2, 4, Clarinet Choir 2, 3 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Speech Club 4, Girls' Basketball 1, 2,3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, All District Chorus 1, 2, 3, All District Band 2, 3, 4, All State Band 4, Bobcat Tale Staff 4, Drill Team 2, 3, Tumbling Team 2, 3, Fencing, I Badminton 3, Rodeo Club 4, Arena Play 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 3. DENNIS BECKER Denny Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3, State Wrestling 3, T Club 4, Bob- cat Tale Staff 4, Arena Play 4, Speech Club 4, FFA 1. LESTER BARBER Amigo Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4, Swim Team 3, 4, State Swimming 3, 4, T Club 4. JANET CURTIS NJanet Chonis 4, Band 4, All District Band and Chorus 3. '-P' 'S-Q -Suk 1 ,f 1 X , gli f 5 :V v, W . ! My . ,, . f my '. i7Ji I' Kf, L' , gg? ? Q ,gig MQ? ,t Wtffffi -inf WX QQYQ' , f . sf, . :gs Ag. ,., Www A :ag Q ' , ,H P' uv .4 1,1 r yg mfg 1 3 gi fi Q zv' Semors wzth When, the do QS 1 .ff A 1' , 0.-' wmgiiq -R1-. ,5 ., .E opened Septe w 5-34 '-fi 'f .4 V 'WAV ir started to realn My ' . i We ,, f 'nf V.. :H ix? was ,J 4 ,W , , Qu fa.-1 1315, 42' . f,, , ,Mr GM. k sig ww, :z f .5 '- is 'Mk the Semors ug, , ' , wjikgg. Y , 'wggfw ' zip-313' . l QQ? .. f underclassmen looked to them, for leadershqv SHIRLEY LYNN WOODY 'Shirts' FHA 1,2,3,4g FHA Photographer 33 Harvest Ball Attendant 3g Bobcat Tale Staff 4g Honor Society 4. CLASS HISTORY In this world of rockets satellites and talk of space travel men once asked What lies beyond the Great Sea of Darkness? Unlike men of yesterday the people of today realrze that there will always be new worlds to conquer In September of 1955 the Class of 59 reallzed thls and started to explore and conquer a new world with the hope that they would emerge a step closer to adulthood We chose Hot Sprtngs County High School as this new world Shaky kneed and with a purpose m mind we landed on the lawn of THS only to be surrounded by mon strous beings called seniors The frosh girls clad in boys shuts and levls on backwards no make up and straight haired and the boys dressed up as girls with gobs of make up and baby bonnets were accepted as part of the school We all bowed down to the seniors and obeyed their wishes so they wouldn t mterfere with our mission of eventually comquering Tl-IS We organized our forces and chose our leaders Presrdent Steve Jepson Vice President Darrell Vannelli Secretary Ellen Dvarishkrs Treasurer Lmda Durham Student Councrl representative Steve Jepson We took in trust one earthling Mr Haines as our sponsor The year passed qurcldy and we were no longer undercats September 1956 We were now sophcatsl Some of our former leaders were over come by the low atmosphere and we now had Presrdent Steve Jepson V1ce President Darrell Vannelli Secretary Don Anderson Treasurer Lmda Durham Roberta Hruska and Steve Jepson Student Councxl representatives and Mrs Gnffln and Uncle John Melton as sponsors L1ke a rocket fthe Cape Canaveral krndj we blasted off and our sophomore year soon ended Upperclassmen at last we chose Presrdent Lmda Durham Vtce Prestdent Steve Jepson Secretary Miriam Kowlok Treasurer Phyllxs Spiller and Student Counctl repre sentatives Lmda Durham Roberta I-lruska and Darrell Vannelli to lead us Curxoslty was gettrng the best of us so we launched a full scale explorauon Wrth our sponsors Professors Carlson Schrader and Vmer we sponsored an all school dance Miss Su kovskl helped us on our next adventure our class play Papa ls All Preparations for Project Jumor Senlor PROM and BANQUET were soon underway and on April 18 1958 we paxd a last tribute to the Class of 58 by takrng them Around the World rn 80 Days In the midst of our Jumor fun we strategically planned the last steps of our mission at THS by scattenng our people H1 the dlfferent organizations and activrties so we could garn more power Proud to be the flrst sen1ors tn the new school we spread like rvy and made many friends One of those most dear to us was our sponsor Cookre who worked wlth Presrdent Steve Jepson Vxce President Darrell Vannellr, Secretary Sue Schwartz and Treasurer Phyllrs Sptller Student Counctl representatrves for th1s mrsston fnlftllrng year were Lmda Durham Steve Jepson and Phtl Crouch Wxth a purpose in mrnd we armed ourselves wrth ray guns and captured creatures called freshmen We rnmated them and began trarmng them to be future THS leaders Besides our play Ladies rn Retirement we made the Queen s l-lomecommg Float Frnally one nlght we were all called to gether for a last ume and glven dxplomas enabling us to further ourselves beyond THS Sad but anucrpatmg the future we completed our mrsslon and were closer to adulthood Our hlgh school educanon completed we the Class of 1959 sadly say goodbye to THS but remember we still have many worlds to conquer BLAST OFE CLASS OF 5911 I By Jeanle Patterson and Thelma David s n n 1 I n f s s , . . I a . ' . - 0 , ' ', ff ' r s ' n . ,. o . . - I s s s . , . , . ' Us sv Q . - v I s r n . . ,, ,, s s s s s 1 v r r I l ' u n I I s - U l . - .- I I s ' - n su r s I - p l I . , . ,, . ,, . 1 . s ,, .K . 0 s I 1 s . - I s D s . or ' sv ' s v s . . . - U l - - 9 I s 1 l 1 . 56 Homecoming gave the seniors cz Chance to work wgetfzer juniors Msa.,,,,1 E JUNIOR OFFICERS Donnie Hayes, Treasurerg Douglas Nelson, Presidentg Barry Richmond, Secretaryg Jim Parker, Vice President. I' to make a oat for Her Majesty the Queen ax 71' L Xx ' I x fx . ig a Juniors JANET SUE AHLQUIST JOHN BETZ. BONNIE BLIZZARD BENNIE LEE GARY GENEVIEVE FERGUSON JIM BOOTH BARBARA BRUCE JOE BROOKSHIRE COLLEEN FISHER DON HAYES FRANCES BURY MICKEY BURNELL JUDY CARRIER DAVE GLASS JANICE FREUDENTHAL ROGER CARROLL LINDA COLLINS PAUL CONNER JUDY FULLER JOE GRAHAM MERRILY CORKILL JIM DANIELS BETTY LOU COX DON HARVEY CONNIE GLOYD TERRY ECKARD PATRICIA CROSLEY ROLAND EINER KAY HALL JEREMY HAYEK BARBARA CURTIS ROBERT GALYAN Pidure JANICE DVARISHKIS Noi JOHN G1ANN1No Hai'-'bk LEONA HARVEY 58 and her court. 31.1 U19 Q LYAIACI In March, the seniors presented funiors JIM HUNT ROBERTA KYSER DICK MCAFEE CARLA NELSON JIM MCCORMICK GA YLA LITTLE JACK HURLEY CI-IARLENE ODDE HAROLD MAUCH DOLORES PATIK KENNETH JOHNSON GLENDA MCKENNER JIM MILEK MARIETTA PHILBUR.N LYNDON MILEK PAT MCKONE GEORGE KINSEY CONNIE READY DAN MILLER DORIS ANN SHAFFER JACK KUIPER KENNY MARTIN DOUG NELSON BETTY SHOOPMAN JACK NOVAKOVICH NANCY MAYFIELD JOHN LEROUX MARCIA STEVENS TED NOVAKOVICH JUDY TRANK WENDELL LOVE KAY MUDGE JERRY PAPKA SANDRA TURNELL JIM PARKER 4 S. dw their play, Ladies in Retirementf, most semors af We Q. I -3 'cz' 'uv ,, N t QM x x - 1 I ' , KYI 1 , rs 0 , 1 A R ,..1 .H X ,- If Q. Sim f Juniors PATRICIA WATKINS TOMMY QUARLES ZOE ZIMMERMAN CHARLES REALING BARRY RICHMOND DANNY RUSH FRED SHELLEY JOHN SHELP STEVE SLATER JIM SMITH L. F. SMITH JACK SPEAR JIM STARRS JERRY TAYLOR DOUG THORNBURG DICK WILEY BOBBY WILLIS JACK WISE ALBERT ZORKO JACK BROOKS DONNA DEATON 17 4 when the juniors honored them , A Q .2 if' ' .- + Y 'f' gi if v Ni, I P-. T 'lf sr 'xx X Sophomores Bonnie Anderson Larry Batt Nellie Bader Charles Gary Rita Christensen Charles Becker Mary Ann Bandich Loran Booth Lois Collins Jay Gifford Riena Bent Ronald Brown Hallie Berry Roger Glass Charlene Cox Jim Christensen Mary Ann Boyer Chris Christensen Mary Ann Crouch Robert Halbert Edna Brown Vernon Christopherson Ruth Brown Rodney Harris Claudia Davidson I. R. Cowger Nancy Brunk Duane Elliot Rose DuBois Don Hendrex Billie Lou Bunch Clyde Fisher Loy Christensen James Hruska Gloria Gossens cz means 0 saying farewell 3 J., A V dia., S'-lil , -., 6' A X 15' Picture o Available Soplwmores Nancy Richmond Bob Realing Don Romek Rosalee Shuman Charis Stevens Charlyne Shafer Joyce Shaffer Lee Shaffer Anita Stout Patty Vannoy Gary Shelley Susan Sheridan Kay Shull Betsy Willison Margo Yonkee Iim Skelton Duard Thornburg Janice Shumway Larry Westerfield Carla Skelton Ashby Tippets Jackie Skelton Tom Walsh Carol Sloan Lloyd Wendell Jackie Smith Dave Weber Dorene Snyder Yhx Pidura Noi Available 64 Then, graduation arrived, Freshmen If vw' i 15 -it my nom! uuucuiv x ,W FRESHMAN OFFICERS Left to right: J. M. Shafer, Presidentg Sandra Halbert, Treasurerg Priscilla Zimmerman, Secretaryg Michele Burnell, Vice President. cmd the class of 959 began to f' - na 1 ,, . I . Freshmen George Barber Cheryl Benedict Marshall Campbell Norma Cowger Gary Giannino Diana Blissard Virgil Carroll Betty Bouther Harold Hansen Sharon Crosley Dan Chavez Jimmie Lou Brown Mike Conner Clara Dana Dennis Harper Shirley Brown Tommy Cook Carolyn Brouton Duane Harvey Jeanie Dickeson Bill Dockery Michele Burnell Roy Dvarishkis Sharon Ferguson Harold Harvey Dorothy Bury Emmett Faith Midge Curstens Eddie Heron Diane Folgelsonger John Garrison Eileen Corkill Dennis Gates Ethel Foote Riche Holland 65 is 0 moments they had spen I N Pidure i Picture Noi Noi Available Available in TH. Freshmen C. L. Smith Patty McKiernan Linda Simons Nancy Skinner Patty Sorenson Bonnie McKone Lloyd Smith Jean Mills Bonnie Spears Roberta Syverson Dennis Stotts Judy Shaffer Eddie Taylor Velma Syverson Nancy Tierney Sally Persons Ronald Walker Nellie Pitt Sharon Todorovich Sue Watkins John Welty Beverly Ramsey James Willis Carol Wiley Connie Youngmark Judy Robinson Nancy Scholz Juanita Shafer Priscilla Zimmerman Dianne Shaffer Karen Nettles Larry Smith 67 aw-ax .1 4 . -J' FW , wg Il i4! 9 'wg I' in thanking the representatives Fresh Initiation One of the most anticipated events by the seniors is Frosh Initiation. . . the motto that week is Revenge is Sweet. The senior class prescribed the lowly frosh girls to wear long johns, no makeup, hair tied on top of their heads, and with men's overboots. Boys wore baby bonnets, diapers, lots of makeup and overboots. Everyone had a carrot necklace. A very hilarious afternoon was spent by all watching the Class of '62 in their official initiation ceremonies! Monkey See, Monkey Do, was the game played by Marilyn McGary and M. C. Steve Jepson. X . 3h,...,,. 'Phe Freshman Boys' All Male Choi' med 'hai' luck Wim Loyal c. L. Smith walked the HIGH plank with the able and True' assistance of some helpful senior boys. vo . 0 our parents, the Board of Educatzon AUGUST ALBERS Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor RALPH BREWER lst Semester World History American History Civics Guidance Counselor ANNABELLE COZZENS General Science Physical Education Intramurals Pep Club Sponsor Faculty KARL A LLEN Journalism English Freshman Sponsor 'WML PATTY BURY Office MYRON HAINES Mathematics Physics Camera Club Sponsor STELLA ANKER English Public Speaking Thespian Sponsor LARRY CARLSON Commerce Junior Sponsor EUGENE HORKEY Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Audio-Visual FLOYD BA SS Biology Chemistry Freshman Sponsor CAL COLEMEN Band Chorus RAYMOND JOHNSON Current Problems Basketball, Track Football T Club Sponsor or working 5 JOHN MA GNET TI Spanish Latin Library BARBARA SIRKOV SKI 0 hard to Faculty IVAN MILLION Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor 7I make - My f has 1,5 1 I f,,fg I wi, ,, ,,f.,f,, 7 CHARLES PHEASANT English F.T.A . Sponsor DONALD PEDRIE Economics, Sociology Physical Education Assistant Coach General Science Junior Sponsor English Art Dramatics JANET RAE WATSON Commerce Honor Society Sponsor DONALD TURNER English EVELYN WATTERS Home Economics World History F H A Sponsor JAMES SECHORD 2nd Semester World History American History Civics Football Wrestling Sophomore Sponsor KEY M. SCHUL2 Intramurals EMMA IANE TOME5 ' AUD high school ci reality. It is truly Secretary DORA LARSEN Administration Superintendent NORMAN O. MIKKELSON Pr1nc1pa1 G M HA YEK A dITI1D1SIl'3l WALTER MORSE ive Asslstant cz buzldzng to be proud 0 , SM cc M5 W A PETERSON S Board of Educatwn FRANK JOH VERN EASTMAN Presxdent of the Board I V g WMARD WlL5ON W. R. FORDHAM Secretary of the Board ' 2 Q .-.sr .9 W Q 5 ' Nils' .1 ti, M ' ij 1 5 f ' 0 V .4yYi4'7!+Q , A ,Q ,W 1 Qqfb. Q , s sk' .N , ,gi .yr ' x. W1 V PY, V LK VV iw? ,Q 'fa' V VV A W .fa . ' ,ff , X , 2 ,sh ' ,AE 3' 9 -eff , Q V, V? AQ -A , V 'L 25.23431 f .V :.iw.I' V,..2i f ' , ., , 4 A QF: T4 Y 'A 1, '.,H'.2 UMVW , , :Em I V Q V f fx. 2 wifi 'fl' if .K 1, . wi fig vii'-3 - 'V fi' ' V 3 ' 4 'g W ' i ld f JV V-an A 9- VY- V 1 AZ . V x , ' V 2 Vw C413 1 5? J ' QL:-,V ,,,V' fA f 1i,.j. x,i? Ji1:W if 4 'Z W f gi. ng V ' T 'W WM' ' YV .ff lg.: F, - 'VH 2 ' , 5.4:,,v,. . ' ., an 11 Bn: f - W' New XV fin, ' 'g,j34lf my L 1 is 3525733 J Q X V , QW 2 ,jf gf., Q? if 1 'wi gt f ,sf ' WW Paul Revere Magnettl rode a chair instead of a horse. Mr. Allen made a cute Pluto the PUP Are These Uur Teachers? Yes, they may be a little hard to recognize, but under all the costumes are some big-hearted guys. They, along with the rest of the Jaycees, spent Halloween night making money for the Wyoming Society for Crippled Children and Adults at the Jaycee carnival. Mr. and Mrs. Haines, alias Donald and Daisy Duck. Peter Pan didu't know Mr. Carlson was his twin. l' Spaceman Million has a reservation Swimming Coach- Jack Beard. looks for the fmt lunar night a little different in a swimming suit K. This Honor Society banquet honoring new members was only one of the many ban- quets held by organizatlons. Seated, left to right: Thelma David, Jim Parker, John Johnson, Ioan Cestnik, Linda Durham, Kay Barnett, Pat Mikkelson, Miriam Kowlok, Roberta Hruska, Mrs. Mikkelson, Mr. Mik- kelson, Miss Watson, Mr. Morse, Mrs. Morse, Sue Schwartz, Kathryn Jones, Janet Sue Ahlquist. Zada Ann Spratt, Doug Nel- son, Elvis Tippets, Io Ann Kagie, Janice Freudenthal, and Shirley Woody. 'A '?'!7!'ll'l The day of Frosh Initiation the seniors all thought, Revenge is sweet. In this familiar scene, Sharon Todorovich and Sandy Halbert are bowing reverently and saying, Oh, Almighty Senior, while Bonnie McKone is the lucky girl carrying a senior's books. iff' ,B gi 535 W.,ass:i9Fs 3' One of the most familiar scenes in the halls of THS is the changing of classes. 42 52. Um W., : ff, 1 W 4 f 6 M.- AQ, , X, . 3 I ,Q1'?i3f4ff i 353323 5? if N 5223? .V fb. ff 3 0' . . s. ,f Q .ff M QM H 6 f 'A-M 2 Vw, 3 A+ f .4- fw Wh if J ,,f wg M ., ,A ,img E In '41 Q. ,f,w,Y ,f r ' Wk Mx 1 , ,, , is , , xv A3 ,198 ,,,fa.a,f X .f , V f, www, ,MV ' Augqzffyzf wiliiikifif 'fix' 5 wfiw WY. if H I , ,jfs f .3 'WN'- PATTERSON S PORTRAlT STUDIO BY I 1215 Arapahoe Good Luck, Graduates JOE CAVALLI Best of Luck Class of '59 THERMOPOLIS LUMBER co. ATTORNEY Klink Building Phone 86 Congratulations Seniors PLAZA HOTEL AND APARTMENTS State Park Phone 77 -Na-..,,u Good Luck, Seniors U. S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION YZ' KTHE RADIO STATION Phone 386 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Congratulations Seniors FRONTIER SERVICE STATION f . R M N Good Luck, Senior s WOMACK'S WASHETERIA Good Luck Class of '59 DR. D. L. BOLICH D. D. S. Kunk Building Be st of Luck Graduates CARTER HOTEL State Park BEST WISHES CLASS OF '59 I. H O BATZER O CORP Thermop 011s , Wyornlng -AL r f Hunan: 40 A P STEWART LUMBER CO x.uf-STPSWAH' ' ' Y CONGRATULATTONS CLASSOF'59 CHARLES M. SMITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR -1- -l - l Good Luck Graduates THERMOPOLIS INDEPENDENT RECORD A I It Congratulations, Graduates Thanks for the Many Pictures AI-'S Given to Us SINCLAIR SERVICE for the Annual WESTERN DR IV E INN 'The Home of the Horrlble Burge mmmmm' I I I l S--L Qs-f BEN S SUPER MARKET 604 Arapahoe NN-cv 'FT EMPIRE STATE OIL CO BABB'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP 502 Broadway Hizff gw .V -K - ' 1 'K . L- F r o it 4 I ' f Init - ' T A 5,'59'72:-1119 HUSKY AUTOMOTIVE SERVIC E 630 Broadway R E A 514 Fremont .f-- z SMOKE HOUSE Q FIRST NATICNAL BANK THERMOPOLIS 0531 fi' AT Congratulations to the Graduating Class DR. J. A. GREENLEE OPTOMETRIST Good Luck Seniors SAWYER STORES, INC. 435 Broadway Thermopolis, Wyo. C ongratulations Class of '59 COOK ACCOUNTING SERVICE 106 North 5th Thermopolis, Wyoming J. C. PENNEY 8: Company Best of Luck, Class of '59 - .7 BETTE'S 4 ' FLORAL AND RECORD SHOP 112 North 5th Thermopolis, Wyo Compliments of BROADWAY HOTEL Broadway at Fourth Street Phone 60 Free Parking Phones in Rooms 2 F W X I GRANT'S GRCCERY I3 is THERMOPOLIS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 528 Arapahoe ,,.ff 7 MANHATTAN CAFE 526 Broadway 'No CITY DRY CLEANERS 419 Broadway T Y VIRGIN'S HARDWARE AND FAMILY MARKET FURNITURE 426 Br oadway 200 Br oadway BEN'S SUPER SERVICE 604 Arapahoe Congratulations Clas s of '59 CENTRAL BARBER SHOP 514 Broadway Best of Luck to A11 of You LYMAN YONKEE ATTORNEY 534 Broadway Best Wishes STAR BARBERSHOP and MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 120 North 5th PM -' Qu N653 15? HANSEN'S HARDwARgoZg,a!g1Q FURNITURE CONSUMERS SUPER MARKET ,Ap--M IARQET ',.,. S9 fbi. gy Fi .qi Q 1 ANY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT CAN GO FOR MALIBU BUS TRIP' ' ' YOUNG I-IFE' WHERE? Mal1bu 1S 1200 m11es from Thermopol1s part of wh1ch 1S traveled by boat It 1S located Just north of Vancouver B C 1n Canada WHEN? Thermopo11s h1gh schoolers may go as a group to Mal1bu by bus on JUNE 13 to JUNE 26 The camp w1ll last one week Uune 16 231 and w1ll allow approx 1mate1y one week for travel For those desn-mg to go 1n August we w1ll have a bus then too fThese buses are chartered out of Denver I Thermopol1s h1gh schoolers w1ll meet the Denver Busses as they cut through Wyom1ng enroute to Canada WHAT DO I TAKE? L1nens and blankets are furmshed Dresses are worn by the g1rls for d1nner and Jeans for casual wear Fellows wear Jeans sport clothes bermudas and a sw1mm1ng su1t' HOW MUCH IS IT? Travel1ng on the bus 45 Motels up and back Boat fee to Mal1bu Camp fee for the week 35 For the d1stance 1nvolved the good food and plush accommodat1ons th1s 1S an 1nexpens1ve vacat1on' fSee Young L1fe Magaz1ne 1n the H1gh School L1braryJ HOW CAN I REGISTER? Your Young L1fe Leader or Sponsors w1ll g1Ve you an appl1cat1on blank fSee sample below! A reg1strat1on iee of S20 00 snould accompany th1s appl1cat1on Th1s w1ll apply toward the total expense Glve your appl1cat1on 1nformat1on to Thermopo11s Young L1fe Sponsors Kathleen Talmage and Frankl1n Talmage Box 711 Thermopo11s Wyom1ng Telephone 131 W or Ma11 to Box 4117 Denver Colorado APPLICATION BLANK Name Tele phone Address C1ty H1gh School Grade 1n h1gh school Re 1strat on fee S20 00 enclosed lW11l be refunded 1f you can t go Parent 1n1t1al and last name I would l1ke to s1gn up' I would l1ke to f1nd out more about the tr1p fCal1 Kathleen Russell Talmage, I would l1ke to subscr1be to Young L1fe Magaz1ne H52 001 per year I am mterested 1n the Chr1stmas cert1f1cates JIIYI Chr1st1ansen Jack W1se and George Shaner have each S35 00 pa1d toward the tr1p Patt1 Burnell and Patt1 Vannoy can g1ve you a run down on th1s tr1p ASK 'EM ' 0 2 3 ' S .00 ' ' , 5.00 ' , ' ' ' 10.00 ' ' ' . ' .OO . . . . 595.00 g. 1 . . . , y COAST TO COAST STORE BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE F. M. 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