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

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tycutiwi ScufetfaUl 7earn Name Position Grade (Standing Lto R) Franklin Latta guard seven Robert Mclonuk guard seven Bob Samson forward seven Leslie Heller center eight Errol Boyles guard seven Jim Esquibcl guard seven Mr. Kezele Coach (Sitting) Larry Latta guard eight Wayne Oliver guard seven Henry Martinez guard It forward seven Alex Graham center eight Bob Brown forward seven Floyd Thomas guard eight Frank Esquibel guard eight 38

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SEASON’S RECORD FOR 1953-1954 Date Opponent Place Ft. Laramie Opponent Dec. 1 Yoder Here 42 22 Dec. 4 Guernsey There 32 24 Dec. 8 Sunrise There 29 33 Dec. 11 Glendo Here 54 32 Dec. 15 Chung water Here 34 29 Dec. 18 Guernsey Here 25 27 Dec.23 Albin There 23 46 Jan. 5 Albin Here 21 58 Jan. 8 LaG range Here 37 55 Jan. 9 Lingle There 37 60 Jan. 12 Veteran There 17 59 Jan. 15 Hawk Springs Here 34 33 Jan. 26 Yoder There 41 39 Jan. 30 Glenrock Here 25 61 Feb. 2 Sunrise Here 42 28 Feb. 5 Glenrock There 68 32 Feb. 6 Glenrock There 38 62 Feb. 9 Chungwatcr There 40 45 Feb.12 LaG range There 49 34 Feb. 19 Veteran Here 25 50 Feb. 22 Lingle Here 38 37 SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM Fort Laramie ha it first summer recreation program in 1953 »pon ored by the Fort Laramie School District and directed by Coach Kczclc. The program included baseball for the men, baseball for the little lcagers (boys under 13) and swimming. The city council seemed to be interested in this program and were thinking of improving the facilities for further expansion. Should this come true the program will be extended for the girls and women of our community as well as for the men and boys who could not participate in last year's events. For the coming summer we hope we have a better and more convenient schedule for swimming, in which boys and girls may take an active part. The results of last year's baseball were most encouraging for the town team which had the greatest success with 7 games won and 3 lost for a percentage well over . 500. Glcndo and Sunrise were the only teams to defeat our town-team whose members were: Charles Potter--SS; Don Nolde--3rd; George Nietfcld--2nd; Phil Rickey--lst; Gene Bay--Lf, C, 3rd; Don Pctcrson--P, CF. 3rd; Lee Brittenham--P, RF; DcLanc Loveland--C; Albert Nictfcld--P; Fred Cause--LF; L. C. Rickey--P; Jack Gregg--CF, RF, 1st; Elmer Allen --3rd; Manager Kezelc. The little lcagers weren't quite as fortunate. We joined the Guernsey little league in which Fort Laramie won 2 games and lost 10. The little league is directed by Jake Johnson in Guernsey; he included Sunrise and Fort Laramie in his plan and we hope to be included again this summer. We also played in the Torrington league but need more experience on regulation field and speed to compete successfully with them. The following boys were members of the team: Harry Nearing, Gary Snell, Bob Fleming, Francis Peterson, Floyd Thomas, Bob Samson, Gene Snell, Jimmy Hill, Jimmy Ziegler, Dick Rymill, Alex Graham, Bob Brown, Bobby Butler, Errol and Mil- lard, Wesley and Billy Boyles. We also went swimming on Monday, Tuesday and Friday of each week at 1:00 in the afternoon. This phase of the progam was the most thrilling--all the boys enjoyed it very much. If at all possible this coming summer we will endeavor to work the girls into this program, also. The girls softball team was composed of the following women: Mcsdamci Nelson, Lambert, Raymond Hunt, Harry Peterson, Mary Wolf and the Misses Macel Nearing, Mary Lou Kramer, Barbara Stabio, Marie Jeanette Rittcrling, June Bryson, Sally Hill, Lorraine Skinner. Manager--Kczcle. We had a poor season but we are hoping for a better time this coming summer. 37

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