Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

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BAD row: D. jones. K. McCoy I.. Gr.ih.iin, P. Kopriva, Royer, Casey, L'tter, L Adami, George. Ashmeiicl, XXf'olte. Smith, Suinincrs, Baird, li. McCoy, Berryman, Shipley, Lee june Collier Dirermr gk Gr.ih.ini. Faxun. Ailanisun lfitth rowg W'eitk.iinp, R. Aclami, Bartlett, Heppel, llaclcson, Murphv. l.mertlit'ils. liixinklin, l. Koprim. lalfmfr. ll. Graham, Mr. Wil- liams. Sixth rim Nr fiiwllicl, Pt-ct. Staley, Hunt. Dietz, Sutherland, Xwynieri Burke. Flag t.irric'i's Dtnirtoin. Mtviitinxi, OlNL'tl.l. llllNU'X l5L'L'l'llf1l'. A quick shitt, and LHS iluovell High Schoolj is formed while the band plays March on the Air. Next PHS is formed. the Pep Song is played. and a twenty minute show is oxer that took tour hundred and ninety hours to produce, Prouder still is the school and community when the band appears in toncert .it the Big Horn Basin Music Festival, the highlight ot' the year. In the last seven years, the band, under the direction ot' Mr. Collier. has played for festival such selections as March Slat '. Annie Get Your Gun. Olqlahoma. Die Fledermausf' Porgy and Bess. and 'Clerome Kerns Songs. During the years that Mr. Collier has directed the band, Powell has rated superior six times. The Powell High School Band is the spirit ot' PHS personified. MAjORETTE AND TWIRLERS ' l I f', ' E i if ' 4 ' Lorita Stewart, Donna Staley. Merle Vfymer. Gloria Peet, Audrey Dietz. Grace Hunt. Lorraine Suther- land.

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js va J Marvin Smith Cizpmizz BAND OFFICERS PO ELL , lb- Owl Hdslifli ll I'lINI I mx Kittle. Phillips, Mann. Hart. M. Ciraham, Z. Hunnittitt. Kreps, S. Keaglt 3 Cliininger, N. Ilsrnex. Iearwn. Setiintl row: IS. Keagle. Hunter, 'I Nimrlhrup, Antler- wn, Ilullix, Ciiillins. Kranf, Heinelun, Him.ir.I, liullmger, S, liillett, II. iiillett, l,.iil-liimxx, Iileler. -Ie-ve. Faux. 'lihirtl row: I.. Xiurthrup, Clirixtenwn, Iilmitl. Ktller, Malliiwt. Ht-tht, Viintxer. Cialkin. Grant, lilexinx. Cl4H'l'i, C-Hllwfgl, W'e.itlit-iiiwii, Iiiihiiik, Iinrgener. l.. hluiiie, liauer. Iimmman, Xuinatu, Kells, R, INI4mre Iiiiurtli Marvin Smith. Shirley Kells. Rohert faxey. -loyte Hawley. Lanexs Northrup. Mr. Collier. ,lanie Antler- son, Kevin M urphy. PROUD OIT Ol,'R BANDY The whole tommunity thrills to watth our high xtlmolk ninety-six orange and hlatkrtlael munitiani rnarth tloxx n the atreet to the rhythm of twelve xparkling white tlrums, The band furnishes muzit and entertainment for paraelex. pep rallies, and most important. the games themselxex. Thatk the band out on the tiielel now xtarting the halti- time show for the Lovell-Powell game. Roll oflifi' shoutx the head drummer. and as the martial strains of Military Ifwtortl' nut through the autumn air. the hantl exetutew itx tim formation. the state of Xvyoming. A signal from the drum maiorx whixtle and the hand plays Mr. caoiiitfx arrangement of XX'yon1ing. Another blast of the whistle. and the band forms a jagged ridge of mountainb while playing Springtime in the Roekiesf'

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