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

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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'

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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

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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.