Rangely High School - Panther Yearbook (Rangely, CO)

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OBOE BASS CLARINET Trudy Huber FLUTE Carla Storey Arloa Wooley Eleanor Lemmon Susie Hilkey Mary Ann Gazaway Phyllis Hurt CLARINET Betty Tucker Janice Elam Judy Jay Juel Best Nancy Kallgren Junie Tynes Mary Lou Younker Carolyn Reeves Donna Wagner Florence Younker Becky Beamer Edna Nightengale Oleta Rector Judy McCoy Joyce Eddy Pat Reddick SAXOPHONE Verna Kayton Leon Rabourn Mina Cloward Glenda Cary Jean McCormick Diane McCormick Barbara Carmickle Rosa Lee Gurr Ray Walton Bill McKnight Stephen Winn Herman Young CORNET Walter Weiss Don Stice John Eddy Roy Meek Harold Turner Bill Beamer Larry Brown TROMBONE Ken Shellhammer Ronald Ladd Sally Hefley Gordon Byers Dean Barrett BARITONE Darryl Hayden Rex Schmid SOUSAPHONE Bill Barrett Richard Basgall James Lovett DRUMS Faye Thompson Gary Gurr Joel Hogan Jean Weston Director Mr. Jerrold Kiser Manager Armando Martinez

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Standing, left to right: Phyllis Hurt, Kathleen Merkley, Mrs. Ruck, advisor, Wanda Franklin, Bobbie Carroll, Sarah Hop- kins, Connie Cook. Seated: Marie Lenderman, Sally Hefley, Mary Ann McGovern, Lois Hazlewood, Barbara Sowards, Sally Lockett, Sharon Ioines, Francis Styer. The Show Biz Club was or- ganized this year for the pur- pose of providing an opportuni- ty of expression for those stu- dents who have talents in the fine arts of music, drama, speech, dancing, and general show business. lt also gives those people the opportunity to develop their talents. The club's advisor and founder is Mr. George F. Tookey. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- zation of pupils studying home- making. It offers opportunity for the further development of the pupils' initiative in plan- ning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. lt also increases opportunities for the development of leadership in our democratic society. Top row, left to right: Betty Tucker, Suzie Hilkey, Charlene Banta, Jeanette Dalrymple, Sandy Percifield, Karen Lancas- ter, Lea Danielson, Beth Nelson, Sharon Russell, Vicki Huff, Pat Reddick, Nelda Hayden, Janet Sizemore, Rowena Powell, Juel Best. Bottom row: Bonnie Renfroe, Lynn Huber, Shirley Shellhammer, Glennis Howard, Nancy Kallgren, Iunie Tyner. Sharon Eaton, Glenda Lancaster, Elaine Merkley, Betty Har- per.

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The ,traffic violations around the Rangely School System have been greatly reduced by the Teen-Age Court and its policemen. School students seem more aware of safety practices - awareness credited to this new organization. I jk . 4 Q ASX, '-if The RangelyTeen-Age Court is the only such organization in Colorado. The advisor, Mr. Cowan, proposed the court to enable the students to deal with their own violations. The court is made up of a judge, Carla Storey, and two jury members, Francis Styer and Ierry Mock. The student body elected two student policemen, Eddie Cary and I'Dean Redding, to act as policemen during the school year. The violator has the right to be tried either before the Teen- Age Court or before the Police Magistrate. A regular oath of office is administered by the City Council to the court mem- bers. f iff 4 I T av r W?