Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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LVAl'f0 fAg Loyj Donnie Prawn ' 4 rlfpwfh Bull Of. and B'IlY Allrurls . -r stow frmgbdll SUM . S mfg b '0 f'v1nq fm Qi... Igloo Qdme. 'ki C oacli Floyd Har? suits up fcllowg, right along with H19 i l'L,-' :XJ .. ,x fs,-' H h ,qi is - i ia.. -rg. .aw tr -AND EDGEMON T TIGERS CGRELESS TIE. 'L 1v N5g,,g, Lusk High and Eclgemunt lligh in their opening football gznm- of I iday, plavcd t F . ay 0 ot 4 s lr the season Fr scoreless tie, as s game vharacteristir nf s in their lt w . two inexperienced team. first gziniv, with many penalties, fumbles and indecisivv play, At mst spectators felt Lusk did Y that the thst,n , , fairly well considering, Tigers did not have a man that could be cgnsidered a veteran. ed hopefully The game open Lusk as the Tigers passed to the first plsy to make 1 then sleeper on the Edgemont 40. But fron on the first half was Edgemont's. That was the only first down Lusk made, while Edgemont made five and once drove to the Lusk 25-1 yard stripe. Second half was inure nearly holding xi slight even, with Lusk edge, but neither team had un of- fensive able to capitalize on the breaks. HH . M QI . Tlq - eY', er- Wl'1er .. is versatile gentleman heads 395 Ernie Moss' Haig, 'SJ' - - -7 Foogball man.- Aare for H-ie many needs Eger :ind Donald Roberh nd 9,-,Icy H! 0 a big squad of fellows' Lusi'5 mus' de doubled 'C pdrlmenf and coach. Refpcgfilrlnllleer Mslslanl IL 1 0 Q I

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End Type lice, picas, em spaces. lonls, chases, quoin lreys, lino- lypes, deadlines, cul, mals, heads ,... A conducled lour ol lhe LUSK HERALD inilialed lhe members ol lhe journalism class inlo lhe mysleries ol prinling melhods and equiprnenl. Here, a lol wiser lhari helore lhey wenl in, and loolcing il, sland lhe people who pul oul your SPOTLIGHT. Visual educalion has become a realily. Harry Sager and John Lund reload lhe Pfoiedof- be lwuy a6out FE 'rw These lollcs lravel over ll,00O miles a school year, iusl lo gel lo go lo good old Lusk High! Reason: oil is where you lind il, and Lance Creelc is nearly 30 miles away. Righl lo lell-Fred McNeil, Oscar Hale, Norman Penlield, Carl Vroman, Lulher Penlield, David Boslon, Jim Scoll, Russel Linville, Mariorie Lee, Genell Guelher, Belly Kuslrie, Ora Lee Miller, Orese Miller, Marie Frosheiser, and Carolyn Maguire. Nol all inilialions are gruesome. Donning Roman logas and lighling candles in a lilling ceremony, sec- ondeyear Lalin sludenls inslall lhe ollicers ol Lalin I Club. Lell lo righl-Geraldine Klemlce, Belly Erlewine, Joan Lund, Phyllis Will- son, Georgeann Gibson, Belly Sliles, Georgia Lee Slory, Palsy Guibaull, Norma Younlcin and Eve- lyn Tibbils. 4--...,,-I' On-lheaspol sludy ol livesloclc is underlalcen al lhe sales barn by Cliff Paulsen, Maller Larson, Dale Gunn, Carl Maguire, Richard Hoy, Everell Kilmer and George Willson. The snow came, bul lhe game musl go on. Mr. Slimson, voca- lional inslruclor, lalces lickels al lhe lair-grounds gale. WS I many M inyn, hgh

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facet tic fresh EDWARD ALLEN MAE ANN AMEND BILLY BAKER CLIFFORD BIRCHER GORDON BUTLER BOBBY CATES CHARLES CLARK ROSALIE CLARK FRANCES CLINGMAN BERTILLA COWELL GLENN CROFUTT KEITH CURREY BOB DARROW RUSSEL FERNAU JERRY HAMPTON WAYNE HOY FLOYD HUDSON GERALDINE KLEMKE HAZEL JEAN KUNS BETTY LARSON Meir Jponiotd, 'WTP Mrs. Marguerife Spaugh, English, Coach Floyd Hari, Hisfory, Afhlefics dramaiics, Spanish Geography