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

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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

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rom the Class of 962 Homecoming Parade SENIOR FLOAT Right: Red roses, white 'Flow- ers' and beautiful girls were the outstanding mark of the senior class float. 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.