Fort Laramie High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Laramie, WY)

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a tcL Sixt fyadeA BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: ABSENT: Esther Barnhart-S; Rena Hieb-5; Mabel Granger-5; Ruby Dcrr-6; Della Heller-6; Donna Foote-5; Joan Olivcr-5; Judy Olivcr-5. Grace Barnhart-5; Janet Stroud-6; Sue Hill-5; Josephine Miller-6; Bob Fleming-6; Gary Snell-6; Freddy Martinez-5; Bryan Hubbard-6; Francis Pcterson-6; Rosa Prado-6; LeRoy Peterson-5. Linda Thomas-5; Nancy Lamm-5; Wilma Bcrry-5; Oralia Esquibel-5; Lana Mahoney-5; Willard Haynes-6; Weldon Haynes-5; Millard Boyles -5; Rolan Harroun-5; Delbert Foote-5; Mr. Stanley Rizor---teacher. Harry Nearing-6. (page 38) cutd Stxti tyiade 'Heart. In September, eleven entered the sixth grade and eighteen entered the fifth grade. In November a new boy came to the fifth grade from Guernsey, Rolan Harroun. Our room took part :n the Christmas carol play, ONE CHRISTMAS. Bryan was Santa Claus; Harry--Father Christmas of France; Mabel--LaBefana of Italy; Francis --St. Nicholas, and Bob--Lucifer, both of Czechoslovakia; Judy Joan--Dutch girls and others of us were children from Czechoslovakia and Holland. Thirteen of us are in beginning band: Millard and Willard--trombone; Gary and Rena--trumpet; Harry--tenor sax; Roland--alto sax; Bryan and Mabel--flute; Linda. Nancy and Janct--drum, Della and Donna--clarinet. Harry, Gary, Bob, Della, Ruby and LeRoy were in 4-H this year. Millard, Gary and Freddy are Boy Scouts. During this year we played 10 basketball games against the 3rd and 4th grade room and the Junior High, losing once to the Junior High. The players were Harry, Gary, Bob, Bryan, Francis and Freddy. Last year at Grade Music festival in Guernsey our 5th and 6th grade mixed chorus received a II rating. 28

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 pi £une '%o netH z er4. s4ttte ica BACK ROW: Joyce Bay--Parliamentarian, Naida Michel, Lorraine Skinner, Hazel Walker --Songleadcr, Judy Keating, Blye Cobb. Mrs. Lillian Albee-- sponsor. FRONT ROW: Alberta Heller--Treasurer. Norma Brittenham--Vice-President, Barbara Bay--President, Sylvia Sherrill--Secretary, Anna Belle Latta--Librarian News Reporter, Marie Ritterling. A formal initiation for new members was a social event with the mothers attend- ing as guests. We sponsored the United Nation's Day program, Polio and Red Cross Drives. The Clinic was redecorated by the FHA girls. No-Gripe Week was something new and fun for all. The Harvest Dance was a successful new event. A very impressive Emblem Service was put on at the church to help acquaint the public with Future Homemakers of America activities. Our chapter had charge of the February PTA meeting. For that meeting we had as speaker, Miss Barbara Webber, German exchange teacher. Members of our chapter attended the state FHA convention in Laramie on April 2 and 3. 30