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

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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

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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.

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