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

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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

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reward. Most ofthe extracurricular TM Club THS's musclemen started off the 1958-59 school year by electing Al Kilgore, president, Darrell Van- elli, vice president, and Frank Jones, secretary-treasurer. Their first major undertakings were elect- ing the Homecoming Queen and sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. This year, they, also, dressed up every Wednesday, held a couple of initiations, and for the first time in the history of the club, they drew up a constitution. 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