Laramie High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1953 volume:

Oie JJmnalism Class foments the 1953 LARAM I E HIGH SCHOOL LARAMIE, WYOMING atnsman they have learned more than what was printed in the textbooks; because they have learned the true meaning of friendship, the magic of co-operation, and the value of good citizenship . . . J lcoMce we dedicate, HdUd- uuttad Boand of education Mr. Fred Trumbull, Mrs. C. B. Jenkins, Mr. Warren Grothe, Mrs. J. A. McPherson, Mr. Z. O. Logan. Mrs. Orpba Brown Secretary to Principal, Mr. Corbett Jixcnmh public jfctpmb J. E. THAYER. SUPERINTENDENT LARAMIE. WYOMING I wish to extend to the Class of 1953 my sincere appreci- ation and congratulations on your high school achievements. Your fine example of sportsmanship and citizenship is an in- spiration for many students who will pass through Laramie High School in the future. May happiness and success crown your efforts in the years ahead. Your service in high school should help you to serve your community and your country well. Best wishes through life. J. E. Thayer Superintendent CORBETT JIarmni7 55 January 7, 1953 Greetings To All Laramie High Students: First may I offer my congratulations to the staff of the 1953 PLAINSMAN. You have portrayed the activities, personalities, and achievements of some nine hundred students of varied attitudes, interests and ambitions in an interesting and accurate fashion. This record depicts the development of healthy competition and harmonious cooperation, of successes and failures, of victories and defeats and accomplishments and errors. The good, however, far over shadows the bad and that is the way you will find it in the future whether it is in your hones, communities, nation or the world as a whole pleasant and may they erve you in the future. Best wishes to all of you, J. K. Corbett Like our school year the lone pine was small when it began and became strong as it grew. The lone pine has struggled through rough weather and years of loneliness; our school year was wearied with boredom, tragedies, and mistakes. Our lone pine reaches toward the heavens. This year some reached for the sky; some made it and some didn’t but we all tried. The lone pine stands on a lonely hill as the mute testimony of its struggle; but our school year is contained forever be- tween the pages of our 1953 Annual. Hi! I’m Jerry and he’s Joe. We’re dressed like pine trees to fit the theme; So come on let’s go. Let’s see the memories with which these pages teem .. [find Six lUeeks September 25—Thespians Fall Production, Stage Door September 26—Rock Springs football game October 3—Thespian Pledge Assembly October 3—Loveland football game Students registered as our school year began . . . President Vice President.... WADE LEE k JOHNNY DETI ft Secretary JIMMY BARNES IK BETSY OHARA f 7 reasurer Student Council.. GARY BENSON I 1 LORNA GROTHE 1 1 Sponsor O. C. ROGERS Geography ... we met the new seventh grade girls . . . Top row: Karen Hartman, Jo Ann Garrison, Eileen Mur- dock, Barbara Boyd, Maryanna Borrego, Rozella Brown, Barbata Fredericks, Clara Southards, Nancy Smith, Suzanne Rich. Third row: Carolyn Ward, Sonja Hen sen, Doris Noel, Gracie Turner. Diana Dcarlioger, Nancy Snook, Victoria Hood, Rise Krueger, Gloria Piper, Marjorie Johnson, Patsy Scott. Second row: Sue Morgan, Loma Grothe, Frankie Kelsey, Janice James, Barbara Spence, Jeanic Spellerberg, Evelyn Crawford. Nancy Lockhart. Sharroo Guffey. Ruthanne War- field. First row: Carol Ptricms. Linda Bullock, Marilyn Mast, Katherine Tanner, Donna Hopkins. Karen Moe, Donna Southards, Julia Frausto, Patricia Carter. Top row: Donna Struble, Karlaka Stratch. Helen Valdez, Betty DeHerrera, Patsy Gealy, Kay Gaskill, Judy Johnson, Oleta Wille, Donna Lessley, Sherry Blacker. Third row: Ronda Jones, Louise Ball, Rene Woods. Gwen- eth Premer, Bonnie McPhce. Betsy O'Hara, Cynthia Small, Beverly Beagle, Sharon Long, Peggy Irving, Marcia Tippets. Second row: Carolyn Yoke, La Donna Overman, Delrene Gregory, Sandra Davis, Mary Jones. Gail Armstrong. Sandra Land. Virgie Copeland, La Donna Newcomb, Phyllis Kurta. First row: Bonnie Phillips, Karen Killion, Jane Merrick, Alma Fossett, Regie Chavez. Wilma Honeycutt. Ellen Borgeman, Dellia Burgess. Judy Kay. Barbara Smith, Wilma Bills, Beverly Nelson. . . . and seventh grade boys 9 9 • Top row: Raymond Salazar, Amos Virgil, Dennis Taylor, Jack Kersting, Herbert Hollyman. Tom Cole, Wade Lee, Garry Mobley, Tommy Claver. Billy Jackson. Third row: Tony Rodriguez, Clem Garcia. David McPher- son, Jimmy Ravis, Jimmy Floth. Lynn Stringer, George Curtis. George Wilk, Larry Martin. Bob Winched. Johnny Johnson, Richard Rice. Second row: Don Helms. Austin Presley. Richard Rice. Sigfred Johnson, Keith Haagensen, Ronnie Stebncr. Bill Perue, Gary Benson, Charles Eads. Jeff Taylor, Gary Graham. First row: Gilbert Vigil, Jim Stenger, Ronnie Kagel, Billy Lee. Steve Rodriguez. Robert Porter, Jim Woodruff, Ross Thompson, Harry Prahl, Joe Williams, Bob McIntyre, Larry Fuhs. Top row: Verl Addison, Hugh Crouse. Gale Cisneros, Rudy Vialpando, Ted Howell. John Ellis, Jimmy Barnes, Roger Vass, Tommy Spence. Third row: Charles Reed, Clifford Scott, Don Ingalsbe, Andy Blackstone, Donald Haddenham. Peter McNiff, Glenn Clark, Jimmy Murdock. David Holden. Second row: Floyd Young. Johnny Deti, Gary Bradley, Dal Rasmussen. Don Smith, Claris Sheen. Don Noland, Ernest Norie, Dewey Collins. First row: Pat Curtis, Sylvan Brown, Darryl Bloom, Larry Hoffman. Roland Rowe, Marvin Hughes. Eddie Folk, Ted Nelson, Robert Blount. 44zccts rX'. tut rffMyurvwC lit 1 £ka U tt w o -Jlappy,. hi IM wus J W J Or rr tp Qjfert ty ■� -pttcub I scgan. Our S+u.4ics ________ Donna Ober , 5+u.den librarian; chteks oul+ a book. m a ft eft u c find Larrij Davis; Ronald ityoree, and Dal Rasmussen brovostn infbe. s+«cKs To v Querar 1 CViedfe TH IM Ca+alo« M� 55 Manna-Librarian. Belo o Lc$t — Kai br n Tanner, CerUee UkXS Sons Neel, Qettuva Tfcetr lessons. Belova Rt tvV — To � nu OT« «I 'Ponti Out book, i� 7o 7teKe . . . joined new clubs • • • Mary Pond, Karen Jacobs, Evetta Black, Harriet Williams, Deanna Howe, Joann Clark, Sharon Clark. Carolann Flynn, Diamond Cur- tis, Hope Haskins, Eunice Hatcher, Barbara Sellers, Sharron Wright. Eva Meyers, Sally Shawver, Beverly Hen, Nancy Hubbard, Moly Reidesel, Nancy Jo Rcdburn, Bonnie Benson, Mary Lou Corbett, Bobette Mclcher, Judy Houtz, Robert Norton, Donna Nelson. Gloette Nicholas. Mary Lou Johnson, Margie Taylor, Roberta Green, Beckie Collins, Phyllis Cutbert, Marlys Johnson, Kath- leen Skinner, Marilynn Barnes, Joann Seaton, Linda Vass, La- Vonne Fabricius, Shirley Callan, Janice Rice. Joann Jones, Sue Schmoll, Loretta Hayden, Joyce Vemer, Carol Lake, Evelyn O' Keefe, Kay Shoemaker, Linda Helzcr. Crossbar, left to right: Carol DcKay, Eleanor Burns, Kay Bail- lie, Mardel Smith, Hjalma Per- son. Beverly Michaud, Pat .Wade, Marie Logsden, Barbara Clark, Shelley Merrick, Janet Hcnberg, Karen Kettlchut Barbara Collins, Gwen Smith, Joann Anderson, Nancy H. Khun. Gloria Valdez, Helen Valdez, Jean Melvin, June Jansen, Nancy Phillips, Eleanor Morton, Sharon Moffet, Jane Patton, Judy Maley, Pat Garrison, Laurel Cunningham. Crossbar, left to right: Kay Burgess, Shirley Roll, Helga Prostel, Ruth Warner, Bonnie Holden. . . . faced initiations • • • Top row: John Gicsler, Dave Robbins. Raymond Jackson. Dick Bohrer. Rod Chisholm. Third row: Marvin Wilkins. Jim Cole. Joe Valent, Gordon Thome, Mike McGill, Richard Moree, Ken Moore, Max Rardin. Second row: John Cochran, Louis Esparza, Bob Falster, Bill Meeboer, Dennis Prahl, Mike Dotson, Frank Neal. First row: Jim Chase, Ted Morgan, Don Moeller, Jesse Caudillo, Warren Benson, Ralph Barkcy, Hugh Barr, Rick Pizzoli. President......... Vice President.... Sponsor......—..... ..DON MOELLER WARREN BENSON ....JOHN DET1 . . . worked and played, Top row: Leslie Harris, Jim Franklin, Doug Brown, Bob Haskell, Bob Northrop, Ron Pierce. Second row: Paul Morton, Dennis Prahl. Beverly Dunivent. Sandra Grant, Elaine Hayden, Delbert Cesco, Bill Hesson. First row: Faye Burr, Shirley McNabb, Sylvia Moore, Pat Collins, Kay Dodson, Charolette Sawyer, Eve Myers, Mr. Stenger—Sponsor. President....................................JUNE JENKINS Not pictured Vice President...................RONNIE PIERCE Secretary-T rra surer.___________ .KAY DODSON Reporter___________________ CHAROLETTE SAWYER October 15—Presentation of Homecoming candidates for Queen October 16—Queen’s Coronation and Snake Dance October 17—Homecoming football game with Rawlins October 24—Sheridan football game October 30 and 31—American Problems assemblies October 31—Halloween Party November 4—Election Day November 11—Armistice Day Vacation November 12—Band Concert November 13—Parents’ Day November 20—Senior Class Play, Quality Street November 21—Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Student Council DOUGLAS YOUNG LINDA HICKS Treasurer LINDA BE LI President DENNIS TIPPETS . . . eighth graders are older . . . Top row: Avis Carter. Marva Haddenham. Judy Snow, Sylvia Wilkins, Maxine Fossett, Betty Thomas. Second row: Joyce Hecht, Skippy Booth, Joie Bay, Kathryn Brueckncr, Sandra Johnson, Ronice Sandberg, Laura Nell Wallis. First row: Sherri Samuels, Jeanette Vinzant, Christine John- son, Sandra Williams, Judy Dinsmore, Annette Brickcy. Darlene Sandburg, Jean Ann Johnson. Top row: Fay Adkins, Karen Johnson. Phyllis Hosier, Frances Wieburg, Betty Nix, Mary Stark, June Rodriguez, Anna Caudillo, Elizabeth Pinncen, Beverly White. Third row: Dora Murdock, Virginia Steele, Anita Vass, Ramona Wood, Sharon Parker, Diane Davis, Barbara Cox, Noyola Maes, Karen Woodward, Sue Kaufman. Second row: Carol Dee Johnson, Judith Jacobs, Janice Jacobs, Colleen Sanborn, Karen Wiley, Kay Beckman. Alice Lowham, Barbara Youssi, Betty Armstrong. First row: Doris Norie, Clclla Magness. Johnye Kay Lewis, Beverly Taylor, Linda Bell, Linda Hicks. Carol Ludwig. . . . and bolder this year • • • Top row: Robert Nelson. Barry Zuberbier. Gerald Glass. Junior Paintin, Michael Haxton, Thomas Howell. Donald Cuthbertson. Dennis Tippets. Fred Henderson. Allen Mc- Connell, Robert Fisk. Third row: Carson O’Dell, Richard Liebsack, Dwight Ran- som. Junior Jensen. Harry Moore, Thomas Collier, Lovell Brown, Bobby Halden. Alex Johnson, Max Nicholson. Don- ald Esterbrook, Roy Moe. Second row: Virgil McCullough, Thomas Eldredge, David Boilson, Stanley Bugg. Douglas Young, Charles Henn, Bill Cotton, John Huskey, Jackie Dosier, James Corbin, Harlan Newsom. First row: Drew Forbes, Bobby Jackson. Melvin Breazealc, Michael Mosier, Gary Holden, John Leazcnby, Billy Fluty. Uwe Dahl. Robert Johnson, Ken Docktor. Dale Hughes. Top row: Ken Joslyn, Bill Lee. Archie Rose, Jim Hansen, Jerry Hansen, Bob Chaffee. John Haxton. Steve Wright, Harvey Hopkins, Marley Duclo. Joseph Virilio. Third row: Dale Good. Bob Moncur, Larry Hansel. Darrell Huff. James Ward. Robert Curry. Ray Smith. Dan Lemons, Larry Davis, Max Chavez, Robert Gallegos, Joe Redburn. Second row: Jesse James. Charles Benson. Roger Bullock. Jerry Frude, Dale Robbins, Dean Rasmussen. Neil Nord- man. Bradley Blomburg. Ron Clark, Larry Palmrose, Don Newton, Jim Logsdon. First row: Bobby Long. Leonard Murry. Murlyn Kagel. Edwin Wildman. Mark Richardson, Edward Smith. Richard Gonzales. Dean Patterson, Robert Jones. Roy Meyer. Jerry Champlin, Thomas Atwell, Ronald Moore. . . . much to their teachers’ distress. MR. LOU RONEY Mathematics—Physical Education MISS VERA STEELE Art MISS EULA SHIVELY Physical Education 'tZbC styru; d tu n Top row: Eleanor Burns, Sally Shawver, Kay Shoemaker, Roberta Norton. Judy Houtz, Bobette Melchcr, Mary Strange, Barbara Smith, Marilyn McKee, Judy Janowski, Sharron Heston, Kay Ebbets, Eunice Hatcher, Hope Haskins. Third row: Evelyn O'Keefe, Donna Nelson. Hjalama Per- son, Mary Lou Johnson, Peggy Baillie, Beth Ames, Sylvia Staldcr, Gleada Cook, Charlene Holladay, Glenda Cook, Leilani Hanson, Marilyn Waterwcy, Lola Ackerman. Second row: Lavonne Fabricius. Barbara Sellers, Ann Fan- ning, Carolyn Sandborn, Phyllis Smith, Gloctte Nicholas, Noma Cosncr, Ann Beckman. Mardel Smith, Roberta Green, Jo Ann McGill. Jo Ann Seaton. First row: Julie Schwid, Eryn Jo Banner. Bonnie Benson, Marion Willet, Hugh Barr, Joyce Vemer, Carol DeKay, Nancy Hubbard, Nancy Redburn, Molly Riedesel, Marilyn Barnes. Two bits, four bits. Six bits, a dollar. All for Laramie Stand up and holler! MISS IRENE SCHLATTMAN Sponsor Physical Education Health—History . . . we elected our Homecoming Queen • 0 • LORRAINE VAN BLAIR Second Attendant ? . . . and won the big game. BENSON Co-captain—Guard 1952 PLAINSMEN FOOTBALL 5 th Place AA Laramie.... 14 Cheyenne ...12 Laramie.... 7 Torrington ... 9 Laramie.... 20 Casper ...23 Laramie.... 0 Rock Springs ...27 Laramie.... 6 Loveland ...28 Laramie... 13 Grand Junction . ...13 Laramie.... 26 Rawlins ... 7 Laramie.... 7 Sheridan ...38 Laramie... 19 Cheyenne ...20 Won—2 Lost—6 Tied—1 JOHNSTON Fullback DAVIDSON Halfback JACKSON Guard BOB FOLSTER FRANK NEAL Co-Managers PIZZOLI Tackle First row: Franklin Black, Rod Chisholm, Joe Valent, Keith Nelson, Keith Miller, Dave Robbins. Second row: Alan Higgins, Wilbur Madrid, Marvin Wilkins, Dan Wallace, Jim Hicks. Top row: Miller, Davidson, Dotson, Deeds, Means, Lee, Coach Prine Fourth row: Jennings, Higgins, Tanner, Long. Peterson. Collins Third row: Robbins, Vemer, Jackson. Knight, Madrid. Sevenikcr Second row: Shawver, Jessen, Hitt, Thompson. McKee. Holiday First row: French, Crawford, Scott, Bird, Farrimond, McClurg, Larson [fm imen Top row, left to right: Glen Scott, Clifton Totten, Richard Floth, Spike Knadler Second row: Luis Esparza, Mike Dotson, Mike McGill, Jim Cole, Gordon Thome 0 Election Day we voted . . . . . . and went Ike. AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLASS Teacher MISS LINFORD Mary Strange Mary Adamcik Rick Pizzoli Lynn Gunn Dick Bohrer Ron Grant Jo Ann McGill Bill Young Carol Warneckc Mike Baillie fhind Six Week November 26—Eighth grade party November 27 and 28—Thanksgiving vacation December 5—Torrington basketball game December 6—Loveland basketball game December 11—Band party December 11—Powell Basketball game December 12—Thermopolis basketball game December 12—Freshman party December 13—Riverton basketball game December 16—St. Mary basketball game December 17—Glee Club Christmas program December 19—Christmas vacation began December 22—Greely basketball game January 3—Ft. Collins basketball game January 7—Cheyenne High School Thespian assembly January 14—Wheatland basketball game January 16—Mardi Gras Dance President LINDA WOODY Vice President JOHNNY ALM Secretary JIMMY DEAVER Treasurer DALLAS SAXTON Not pictured Student Council JO ANN CLARK LEE LARSON the freshman advanced from junior . . . Top row: JoAnn Anderson, Marie Logsden. Sharon Moffat, Corinne Sandman. Dorthy Hanson, Gloria Aegeter, Janet Hemburg. Pat Wade. Shelly Merrick. Third row: Barbara Davidson. Judy Maily. Darlene Pear- son, Deanne Bunting. Carol Ann Beggs. Charlene Reichen- bach, Lois Dunn. Kay Kepler. Marilyn Rich. Second row: Laurell Cunningham. Pat Garrison, Fay Hing| Sylvia Johnson. Karen Jacobs, JoAnn Clark, Nancy Phillips, Marilyn Shipwright, Bonnie Holden. First row: Anna Sanchez, Stella Sanchez. Jane Patton, Bar- bara Bidstrup, Gwendolyn Smith. Donna Williams. Helen Montez, Nelda Valdez. Top row: Esther Bravo. Jean Gaskill. Bonnie Harrington, Mary Lou McHenry, Darlene Dodge. Patty Deveraux. Janice Johnson, Jean Melvin. Melba Hammonds, Wanda Ransom. Diamond Curtis. Third row: Mary Pond. June Jansen. Leah Moyle, Eleanor Morton, Lois Moyle, Evetta Black. Barbara Collins, Wana Ottcrson, Carol Flynn, Marilyn Edgcrton, Barbara Clark. Second row: Marie Logsdon. Sharon Clark, Shirley Phillips, Edith Waters, Shirley Roll, Deanna Howe, Lois Stanfield, Marilyn McPhee, Linda Thompson, Harriett Williams. Front row: Karyn Kettlehut, Nancy Kuhn, Anita Stone, Martha Peterson. Gail Olson. Kay Burgess. Sylvia Blount, Evaync Luben, Linda Woody, Helga Prostcl. ... to senior high . . Top row: Edward Crawford, Tim Collins, Larry Jessen, Darrell Scott, Jim Anderson, Larry Irving, Larry Deeds, Gilbert Gronlund. Bob Jennings, Billy Glasspoole, Bill Bearley. Third row: Leonard Helzer, Carl Swanson, Mike Ellis, Jerome Roberts. Dan Hofferber, Millard Johnson, Bob Lowrance, Sam Gilbert. Bob Pharoah, Jackie Goetz. Second row: Gregg Jackson, Warren Means, Lynn McCIurg, Sam Simms, Dallas Saxton, Darryl Bindschadler, Tom Hitt, David Sevenikar, John Thompson. First row: Basil Gonzales, John Aim, Herb French, Vance Backer, Art McKee, Frank Holliday, Phillip Jenny. Jerry White, Dean Shaw. Top row: Wilber Lobato, Bobbie Melcher, Herb Fabricius, David Wagner. Jon Vemer, Emest Cisneros, Dean Noland, Bernard Holliday, Joe Paintin. Second row: Ronald Douglas. Joe Herrera, Albert Maes, Gilbert Vigil, Frank Borregio, Dave Dotson. Lee Larson, Darrell Higgins. Larry Shawver, Carl Scott. First row: Leroy Peterson. Steve Speigelberg, Don Williams. Terry Long. Charles Kane, Charles Shappell.Ray Bird, Ben Robbins, Jerry Knight. . . . and their teachers were lying in wait. MRS. MARIAN J. WOOD English—Latin ‘ fu vvL £ j MR DON COSTE lish f— me- fito Qo I MR. ED HITCHCOCK Mechanical Drawing (Cf the annual staff began work • • Above: Shirley Vance, Karl Meyers, Janet Boyd, Bill Young, Ca- thy Samuels, JoAnn McGill, Bob Graham, at work on the annual. Donna White, Co-Ed- itors, Iris Carter, Mary Strange, and Earl Wood, advisor, in deep discus- sion. Photographers Mike McGaw, Bill Haskins, Frank Gillispie, and Len Helzer. . . . and the Plainsman Herald was published. MR. EARL WOOD English Journalism Annual and Plainsman Herald Advisor Ralph Barkcy and Phyl- lis Sherman in deep discussion. Dodson and Char- lotte Sawyer lay plans for the Herald. Dick Bohrcr, Paul Morton, and Ted Morgan planning the annual. Ann Fanning. Phyllis Sherman, and Kay Bailley look over their work. % } Jn (7. T y With the cutting of the Christmas tree Left to right: Franklin Black, Marilyn Verner, Jack Young, Gary Benson. Linda Hicks. Lorna Grothe, Jo Anne Clark, Doug Young, Hugh Barr, Sally Shawvcr, Barbara Smith, Lee Larson. . . . and singing of carols . . . Top row: Marilyn Barnes, Karol Clark. Judy Janowski. Sylvia Stalder, Carolyn Snow. Connie Goslin. Marlene Boyd. Fifth row: Mary Adamcik, Sally Shawvcr. Lavon Fabricius, Eilene O'Dell, Bobbctte Melcher, Judy Houtz, Kay Kepler, Margie Taylor, Linda Wagner, Mary Sullivant. Fourth row: Arlene Larson. Eyrn Jo Banner. Julie Nottage, Dorthy Lisenby. Julie Schwid. Barbara Sellers. Pat O'Flannigan, Carol Lake, Joyce Vemer. Mary Lou Johnson. Third row: Hjalma Person. Sahron Heston. Eleanor Burns. Ann Beck- man, Alice Mortenson. Carol DcKay. Beth Ames, Peggy Hawes, Carolyn Sanborn. Becky Collies. Roberta Green. Second row: Linda Hclzer, Nancy Redburn, Molly Ricdscl. Nancy Hub- bard. Diane Larson. Mary Lou Corbett. Sharon Wright. Phyllis Smith. Sharlene Holliday. Carolyn Peterson. Ann Hovick. First row: Jo Ann McGill. Marilyn McKee. Lynn Gunn, Barbara Smith, Pearl Hopkins. Marilyn Vemer. June Thompson. Janet Boyd. Cathv Samuels. Lois Klahn. Sponsor MISS ESTHER ANN NICKELSEN . . . Christmas vacation began. o D O’ O’ b5 tymth Six ‘UJee s January 22—Rock Springs game January 23—Green River game January 29—Rawlins game January 30—Sheridan game January 31—Sheridan game February 4—Wrestling, Rock Springs February 5—Sheridan game February 6—Sheridan game February 7—Casper game February 10—Wheatland game February 12—Wrestling, Powell February 13—Wrestling, Cody and Worland February 13—Cheyenne game February 19—Junior Class Play, Too Young, Too Old February 20—Wrestling, Casper February 20—Rock Springs game February 21—Junior-Senior Banquet February 26—Casper game February 27—Torrington game ROBERTA NORTON ....DAN DANIELS Not Pictured .....MIKE McGILL ..ROD WHITLOCK _____JACK YOUNG SALLY SHAWVER President....... Vice President. Treasurer........ Student Council. Sponsor KEN CORSBERG Engilsh Top row: Joyce Moeller. Agnes Bcman, Marlys Johnson, Gayla Bath, Carolee Hysong, Judy Thomas. JoAnn Jones, Kay Shoemaker, Joyce Verner. Dorothy Baillie, Judy Grant. Second row: Lola Ackerman. Violet Wilson. Betty Parrott, Carolyn Snow, JCUie Ann Nottage. Dorothy Lizenby, Wilma Strom, Wilma Cairns, Carol Atterberry, Connie Goslin. First row: Donna Nelson. Roberta Norton, Mary Vigil, Judy Janowski, Evelyn O'Kciffe, Carole Lake. Loretta Hayden, Melva Holliday. Marion Foster, Marlene Boyd. Top row: Sue Schmoll, Marilyn Barnes. Linda Vass. Helen Prostel, Margie Harris. Sally Shawver. Bobette Melcher. Alice Mortenson, Leah Hollyman, Barbara Sellers, Sharon Heston. Kay Evitts. Third row: Cheryl Elliot, Beverly Ruch, Phyllis Cutbirth. Janice Rice. Rita Eike, Lola Bravo. Shirley Smith. Lavone Fabricius. Ruth Brown. Julie Schwid. Eryn Jo Banner. Second row: Grace Valdez, Linda Wagner. Hope Haskins. Pat Hatcher, Twila Wright. Faye Staley. Karol Clark. Peggy Robb. Wave Adkins, Becky Collins, Margie Taylor. First row: Janice Nicholas. Judy Houtz, JoAnn Seaton. Kathleen Skinner, Marilyn Wotowey. Leilino Hansen. Mary Ann McCue. Vivian Kaufman. Shirley Callan. Pat O'Flan- nigan. Top row: LaVemc Newton, Leslie Pountnev. Russel O'Neil, Guy Holliday. Louis Esparza, Jim Cole, Tolin Hodgcll, Leonard Overturf, Gene Gregory. Second row: Howard Haageson, Dan Grothe, Clifton Tot- ten. Mike Dotson. Larry Pliley, Mike McGill, Glen Scott, Fred Knadlcr, Frank Neal. First row: Fred Shaver, Bill Darcy, Paul Sanchez. Mike Jacoby, Don Hicks. Ralph Hicks, Michael St. Clare, Carl Lee. Top row: Kale Savage, Richard Floth, Jack Franklin, Grover Johnson, Gordon Thome, Jack Young, Rod Whit- lock, John Querard, Dan Daniels, Carmel Rodriguez, Tom- my Seaton. Second row: Jack Bunting, Larry Nelson, Jerry Overman, Derv Fortenberry, Ronnie Baldwin, Leslie Tanner. Louis Crozicr, Quentin Stone. Dean Bagby. Dale Beck. First row: Lee Kaser, Roger Reifel, Jim Davison, Virgil Cox, Richard Moree, James Vance, Berl Martin. Mike Mc- Gaw, Larry Wheeler. . . . and their teachers hope so too . . . We find the younger students at parties . . . getting married . . . and even working Top row: Dennis Majors, Keith Nelson, Ted Morgan, John Giesler. Alva Johnston. Ralph Hone� . Third row: Dan Grothe. Carl Meyer, Dave Robbins. John Cochran, Keith Miller, Rod Chisholm. Larry Shawver, Tim Collins, Coach Dcti. Second row: Arnold Madrid. Ben Robbins. Wilbur Madrid. Frank Neal. Carl Scott. Darrell Higgins, Bob Folster, Ray Bird, Max Rardin, Carl Lee. First row: Ray Jackson, Don Moeller, Warren Benson. Laramie.............21 Laramie............. 9 Laramie.............20 Laramie.............29 Laramie.............36 Laramie.............37 Laramie.............30 Laramie.............17 Laramie.............23 Loveland 19 Loveland 31 Cheyenne 15 Wheatland ... 18 Newcastle 8 Newcastle ... 11 Wheatland .. .. 15 Powell 19 Cheyenne .... 16 DON MOELLER Captain . . . and the Mardi Gras • • • President.......................MARTHA CORTHELL Not pictured Vice President.................PHYLLIS SHERMAN Secretary.........................................LOIS KLAHN Treasurer.....................................MARGARET REILLY Not pictured Top row: Mairlyn Verner, Gloria Sevcniker. Beverly Henn. Shirley Nordman, Betty Lucas. Iris Carter, Mrs. Margaret Blacker. Sponsor. Second row: Lucretia Tihcn, Eilene O'Dell. Donna White. LaDonna Eshclbrcnner, Marlene Mar- getts, Nancy Seltenrich, June Thompson. First row: Karen Clark, Anita Kirch, Betty Good. Phyllis Sherman, Lois Klahn. Noma Cosner, Florence Hing. Left to right: Paul Munson, Dean Eldred, Dean Otte, Bob Cairns, Ken Turner, Ken Race. Jack Crouse, Doyle Smith, Oliver Poutney. ... We watched our friends cooking . . Top row. Eleanor Morton, Lois Moyle. Jo Ann Anderson, Leah Moyle. Anita Stone, Sharon Moffat. Second row: Marilyn Schipporeit, Anna Sanchez, Stella Sanchez, Marion Foster. Sylvia Blount, Bonnie Holden, Donna Nelson. First row: Nancy Phillips, Twila Wright, Jo Ann Seaton. Linda Woody, June Jansen. Diamond Curtiss. Co-Sponsor MISS GENEVA BIRD Home Economics Co-Sponsor MISS DORIS CORBIN Home Economics . . . ranching • • REPORTER ff 6 SECRETARY LARAMIE. VYO. SNOWY RANGE CHAPTER Top row: Bill Darcy, Fred Knadlcr, Guy Holliday, Jerry Southards. Walter Tuppcr, Kim Krueger, Don Edeen, Emery Abbot. Second row: Charles Braham, Mike McGill, Leonard Oucr- torf, Joe Southards. Leslie Tanner, Dale Beck. Allen Brooks, Larry Tanner, Carl Lee. First row: Stanley Willie, Charles Dixon. George Gibbs. Gene Gregory, Frank Neal. Tom Davidson. Karl Meyer, Jim Davidson, Advisor, Gail Wright. Sponsor MR. GAIL WRIGHT Agriculture . . . nursing . . . Standing: Shirley Vance, Eilene O'Dell, Janet Hcmburg. Seated: Korinc Sandman, Mary Marsha Sullivant, Cathy Samuels. Organized to promote interest of high school girls in nursing as a profession, the FUTURE NURSES CLUB of Laramie High School is new and growing, Mary Sullivant is president, vice president is Korinc Sandman, and secretary is Cathy Samuels. . . . and even substitute teaching, Top row: Joan Giesler, Ruth Brown. Gloria Seveniker, Glenda Cook. Elsie Gay, Evelyn Murdock. First row: Gleada Cook, Eva Meyers. Leonard Overturf. Sylvia Stalder. June Seveniker, Mrs. Williams. Sponsor. President-.............................EVA MEYERS Vice President....................... GLEADA COOK Secretary-Treasurer.............JUNE SEVENIKER Program Chairman................SYLVIA STALDER fature farmers worked and won honors . . . . . . and the faculty defeated L Club. Coach Jensen tries a shot. Faculty's Coach Conrcy sees victory ahead. Juniors See u oWt and .pun a.kea,d,... Preside� ROD CHISHOLM Treasurer BETH AMES Vice President MARSHALL ATWELL I Secretary ROBERTA GREEN Sponsor MRS. KATHLEEN TRAUTEWIG English Student Council BARBARA SMITH Student Council FRANK BLACK Kay Baillie Fred Aegeter Peggy Baillie Eddie Aim Ann Beckman Douglas Brown Bonnie Benson John Cochran Peggy Brickley James Crawford Faye Buhr Jim Crow Eleanor Burns Jay Deveraux Lori Castledine Donald Farrimond Gleada Cook Norman French Glenda Cook George Fritzen Pat Collins Harold Johnston Mary Lou Corbett Richard Krager Jcannie Cote Kim Krueger Carol DeKay John Giesler Benigna Diaz Frank Gillespie Ann Fanning Leslie Harris Jackie Fowler Bill Haskins Elsie Gay Bill Hesson Joan Gicsler Jim Hicks Betty Good Allan Higgins Sandra Grant Paul Hinds Donna Gregory Tom Hood Nora Hammons George Hopkins Peggy Hawes Wilbur Madrid Linda Helzer Keith Miller Beverly Henn Paul Munson Mary Hitt Bill Murphy Scharlene Holladay Keith Nelson Ann Hovick Dean Ott Ethel Howell David Pearson Nancy Hubbard Kenneth Race Bonnie Jenkins Max Rardin Mary Lou Johnson Wallace Rice Arlene Larson Dave Robbins Diane Larson Delfino Rodriguez Shirley McIntyre Ronald Sandburg Sharon Meyers David Sandoval Evelyn Murdock Jerry Schmidl Joan Nazarenus Arthur Seyfang Elaine Newton Bob Snow Gloette Nicholas Joe Southards Donna Oberg Jerry Spellerberg Hjalma Person Tom Standish Carolyn Peterson George Sulentich Nancy Redburn Tommy Thompson Molly Riedesel Joe Valent Elvira Rikmanis Pat Vialpando Bernice Rodriguez Vernon Vinzant Carolyn Sanborn Dan Wallis Lillian Santillanos June Seveniker Kenneth Walter Shirley Sexton John Ybarra Yvonne Shappell Keith Yeager Jean Slater Mardel Smith Phyllis Smith Sylvia Stalder Mary Sullivant Olga Taylor Margery Thcrkildsen Sunny Van Eaton Verna Walker Marilyn Weidenbach Sharron Wright Marvin Wilkins Betty Yundt . . . under these teachers MR. A. J. CONREY Chemistry Physics MR. JOHN STENGER Distributive Education Bookkeeping MISS GRACE CUNNINGHAM English we applauded talent at Music Festival . . . OOA r : ■; n n OOflftflfl ■ oo_T nr ; Music, Raiding MISS ELOISE RUTKOWSKI Sponsor A. O. WHEELER Dirt(ior, Instrumental Music Laramie Gty School System Perhaps one of the greatest assets to the name of the PLAINSMEN has been the High School Band under the able leadership of Mr. Wheeler. The organization has placed its name among the best in the state. The band has added much color and spirit to our school and its many activities, giving freely of their time and talents. It is always working towards the future—to bring more honors, fame, and success to our school. JEANNIE COTE Head Drum Majorette The MAJORETTE BATON-TWIRLING team to the left includes the following girls: Linda Woody, Sylvia Johnson, Jeannie Cote, Head Majorette; Margery Thcrkildsen, and Marjorie Harris. The FLAG-TWIRLING team to the right includes the following girls: from left to right: Betty Good, leader; Beverly Hcnn, Linda Vass, and Judy Janowski. Flutes and Oboe—Standing left to right: Judy Janowski, Larry Nelson, and Helen Prostcl. Seated: Lois Stanfield, Charlene Reichen- bach, and Karen Kcttelhut. Clarinetists—Back row, left to right: Karyn Wiley, Peggy Robb, Leah Holly- man, Lucretia Tihen, Alice Mortcnsen, Melba Hammond, Dorothy Lisenby, and Marilyn Rich. Seated: Karol Clark, Jean Melvin, Janice Johnson, and Hclga Prostcl. Absent from picture: Terry Long. CORNETS and TRUMPETS—Standing left to right: Darryl Bindschadler, Rich- ard Floth, Derv Fortenberry, and Cheryl Elliott. Seated: Lee Kascr, Bob Moncur, and Rob- ert Floth. Absent from picture: Ronald Douglas. TROMBONES and FRENCH-HORNS —Standing left to right: Jim Crow, Jack Franklin, Bill Haskins, and Judy Snow. Seated: Karen Clark, Julie Nottagc, Doug Young, and Linda Woody. BARITONE and BASS-HORNS—Seated left to right: Bill Young, Larry Wheeler, and Art Seyfang. Standing: Jack Young. SAXOPHONES, BASS-CLARINET and BASSOON—Standing: Mary Adamcik, John Ybarra, Beverly Ruch, and Pearl Hopkins. Seated: Peggy Hawes, Marilyn McPhee, Bernard Holladay, and Marjorie Harris. rolloff LHST '-4 NSM EN La ramie V PERCUSSION SECTION—Tenor Tymp: Dale Good and Sylvia Johnson. Bass Drum: Frank Gillespie. Bell-Lyra: Betty Good. Tympani: Jeannie Cote. Cymbals: Linda Vass. Snare Drums: Donna Oberg, Margery Therkildsen, Gwendolyn Smith, and Donna Williams. At left: 4-YEAR SWEATER AWARDS— left to right: Lucretia Tihen, Karen Clark, Pearl Hopkins, and Bill Young. KAREN CLARK o UNDA LINDA WOODY . . . and again at the Amateur Hour Top row: Jimmy Vance, Ralph Hicks, Jim Irving, Sam Simms. Howard Haagenscn, Mike Jacoby. Second row: Derv Fortenberry, Roger Reifel, Jim Davison, Hugh Barr, Tolin Hodgcll, Louis Crozicr, Norman French. Bill Barnes. First row: Lynn McClurg. Quentin Stone. George Fritzen. Marvin Copple, Lilvon Michael. Jim Crow, Fred Shaver. MR PAUL RINGERT Biology Arithmetic (yjnanqlefts Our cheerleaders helped us yell our way to State Tournament . . . MARDEL SMITH HUGH BARR ANN BECKMAN JoANN McGILL ROBERTA GREEN JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS I.INDA BELI. BEVERLY TAYLOR JOHNNY KAY LEWIS . . . basketball reigned supreme. Left to right: Jim Davidson, Eddie Aim, Danny Marshall, Marvin Wilkins, Fred Aegerter, Ralph Barkey, Jim Chase, Jesse Caudillo, Marshall Atwell, Joe Valent. Jay Dcvcreaux, Carmel Rodriguez, Billy Meeboer, Jim Cole, Coach Vem Jensen. 1952-53 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD 36 Torrington 51 Laramie 70 Loveland 41 65 Powell 53 Laramie 55 Thermopolis ... 59 Laramie 56 Riverton 58 58 St. Mary’s 67 47 Greeley 83 Laramie 48 Ft. Collins 47 59 Wheatland 43 67 Rawlins 47 49 Prep 30 Laramie 44 Rock Springs ... 39 50 Green River 45 42 Rawlins 41 Laramie 48 Sheridan 54 65 Sheridan 70 53 Sheridan 66 43 Sheridan 46 52 Casper 62 Wheatland Cheyenne Green River Rock Springs ... Casper Torrington Laramie Cheyenne Third row: Jack Young, Dan Wallace, Franklin Black, Gordon Thorne. Kim Krueger, Paul Munson. Jerry Overman. Second row: Spike Knadlcr. Pat Vialpando. Richard Floth, Delfino Rodriguez, Clifton Totten, Mike Dotson, Larry Nelson. First row: Mike Jacoby, Jimmy Hicks, Mike McGill. Don Hicks, Glenn Scott, Mike McGaw. Top row: Eddie Smith, Manager; Howard Colling, A. J. Rose, Tom Collier, John Ellis, Coach Rodermcl. Second row: Chick Henn, Rob Moncur, Joe Rcdburn, Bob Hayden. Dale Good, Bill Cotten, Danny Lemons, Doug Young. Third row: Virgil McCullough, Charles Benson, Harry Moore. Tom Cole, Dennis Tibbcts, John Deti, Roger Bullock. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Laramie, second team 18 Medicine Bow, second team.. .14 Laramie 43 Medicine Bow ..21 34 Walden .11 68 Medicine Bow 19 Laramie, second team 12 Preps, second team .15 Laramie 25 Rawlins .33 28 Preps .19 Laramie, second team 19 Wheatland .20 22 Wheatland ..27 16 Wheatland .26 Laramie, second team 32 Wheatland ..27 Laramie 33 Preps .20 Laramie, second team 41 Walden ..27 Wheatland Tournament Opponent Opponent Walden Tournament Laramie................. Opponent Laramie................. Opponent Laramie................. Rawlins ... Laramie. Laramie Davidson scores two against Loveland as Caudillo comes in fast. Butch hooks lefthanded but didn't hit against those Outlaws. Dan Wallace, Mike McGill and Carmel Rodriguez pose for snapshot in reserve action. Atwell can t quite get his fingers on the ball as Chase and Mecbocr look on. Sixth Six QUeek April 17-18—State Speech Festival April 24-25—District Music Festival April 27—Thespian Honor Night May 10—Baccalaureate May 14—Commencement % Trackers were tops in state . . . Left to right: Wilbur Madrid. Wallace Rice, Billy Meebocr, Eddie Whitmore, Jesse Caudillo. Cusscouninij feam Above is the Cross Country Team which finished second in the Wyoming Invitational Cross Country Meet. Bill Meebocr ran second and Jesse Caudillo finished in seventh place. Newly appainted basketball Coach Vcrn Jensen welcomed six returning track lettermen out for the cinder sport shortly after state tournament. These six include seniors, Jim Davidson, fifth place winner in the state 100 yard dash, Jim Chase, state champ in the 440, Bill Meebocr, high jumper and distance man, and Hugh Barr, high jumper. Also are two fine sophomores, Jim Cole, who finished fifth in the 880 as a freshman, and Mike Dotson, pole vaultcr. Last year under Coach Gene Beilkc I.HS's track team faired much better than expected. Chase had never ran the 440 until two weeks before the state finals. This year with bright prospects joining the six lettermen and with an able and ambitious coach, the Laramie High track picture appears much brighter. while our speakers did the same . . . Pullic Sfiedmtj When Shakespeare's Gentlemen get together” Townhall tonight” Opening night When Shakespeare's Ladies meet . . . and hats off to tbespians This organization boasts the busiest agenda nectcd with Laramie High School. From the registration to the Commencement exercises they ing but work; however their work brings with it fun constructive aftermaths. The)’ opened with the Fall tion. Stage Door; to the Senior Class Play, Quality on to the Junior Class Play, Too Young, Too Old; and ending with the Original Production. Many Thespians were active in the class plays. The Speech Festival came in April, and finally the Thespians concluded their year with the Thespian Honor Night. Sponsor MISS VFI.MA LINFORD Wyoming History American Problems Public Speaking for their fine productions and had rchearsels They painted sets to give fine performances. The colorful proms faded into memories . . . . . and the honored seniors 9 9 9 Sponsor ... at last graduated. ir -4Z4£s 0 z xrts j zccts — cz i$r . rz; crr President Dick Bohrer Vice President Robert M. Folster Football manager 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Intramural basketball, track 2, 3. 4; Wranglers 2. 3. 4; president 3, 4; Junior prom. 53 Secretary 1 NANCY ANN SELTENRICH Class secretary 3; Boys State; National Thespians 3. 4; Vice president 4; Foot- ball 3. 4; L club 4; Junior play; annual staff 4. Mr. Calvin H. Beagle Science Department Band 1, 2. 3.; Girls 'State; National Honor Society 3. 4; Grcggites 4; Junior play; Thespians 3, 4. T reasurer JoAnn McGill Student Council Marilyn Verner Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Homecom- ing queen candidate; Student Council Secretary 3; Pep club 2, 4; President 4; Glee club 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA; Greggites 4. Wranglers I. 2. 3. 4; Track I, 2,3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Boys' State; Class treas- urer 2; L club 4; Thespians 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Intramural bas- ketball. Student Council Hugh F. Barr GAA 1. 2.; Glee club 2. 3, 4; Pep club 2, 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 1st. attendant; Senior play; Junior play; annual staff 4. Mary C Adamcik Junior class play; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Thes- pians 3. 4; Advanced Band 3, 4; Senior play. Mike Baillie Football 3. 4. Zoada Bartlett Ralph Barkey Football 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; All-state Foot- ball 3, 4; Thespians 4; Annual staff 4; Junior class play; L Club 3, 4. Laura Lee Bell GAA 1; Junior prom decoration committee; Jubilee queen 1954. Warren M. Benson Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Wrestling I; L Club 2, 3. 4; Vice President 4; Class Presi- dent 1; Student Council 2, 3.; Junior Rotarian; Thespians I. Janet Faye Boyd Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; GAA I, 2; Jobs Daughters; Plainsman staff. Home- coming queen candidate. Robert C. Cairns Auto Bugs Iris Lee Carter Projection Crew; National Honor Society 3. 4; Junior play; Greggites 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Orchestra; DAC Award 52; annual staff 4. Jesse D. Caudillo L Club 4; Basketball 3. 4; Cross Country 4; Model Racers Club 3. Gloria Kistler Castellano Delbert C. Cesko FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Judging Team 1, 2, 3; Intra- murals 1, 2, DE Club 4. Karen Elizabeth Clark Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 1, 2, 3. 4; Brass Sextet 3. 4; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior class play 3; Girls' State Tea; Home- coming queen candidate. C. James Chase Football 2. 3; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; L Club 3, 4; Junior class play 3; Class Treasurer 1; Vice President 3; All State Track 3. Martha Ann Corthell GAA 1. 2; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Greggites 3. 4; President Greggites 4; Girls' State 3; Pep Club 4; Secretary Pep Club 4; Homecoming queen candidate 4. William C Collier Church Activities Norma Jean Cosner Greggites 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secre- tary treasurer 3; Pep Club 4; Music Festival It 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Girls' State Te . Marvin J. Copple Projection Crew 2, 3. 4; Wranglers 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 3,; Junior class play 3; Thespians 3, 4; annual staff 4; Secretary Wranglers 3. Kay Dodson DE Club; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Candidate Homecoming Queen; Plainsman Staff. Deward Crocker Auto Bugs Beverly Dunivent GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; DE Club 4. John Douglas Crouse Auto Bugs Phyllis Dunivent Greggites 4; DE Club 4. Arnold D. Cunningham Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4. La Donna Eshelbrenner Greggites 3, 4. Stanley James Davidson Football 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Track 3. 4; FFA. Mary Folk DE Club 4; Projection Crew 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 2. Chuck Dixon Agriculture 2. 3. 4. Norma Kay Graham DE Club Teddy Edeen FFA 3, 4. Geraldine Graves Danny L. Foreman FTA 2. 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4. Maribelle Griswold GAA 1. 2, 3.; DE 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Plainsman Staff; Girls' State Tea. Jimmie W. Franklin DE 4; Prejection Crew; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. Mary Lynn Gunn Thespian 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Girls’ State. Dennis Freeburg Donna Rae Hauck Thespian I; Band 1; Glee Club 1; Music Festival 1. George Gibbs Vice President FFA; Thespian 4. Evelyn Elynn Henderson Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Homecom- ing Candidate; Glee Club 3, 4; Music Festi- val 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Greggites 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; DAR 3. 4; Girls' State Tea; Plains- man Staff; Junior Prom Decoration Chairman. Ronald K. Grant FFA 1, 2, 3; Plainsman Staff. Wanetta Herod Robert Haskell Florence Lew Hing Greggites 4; Pep Club 2; Orchestra 1, 2. Ralph Honess Georgia Hood DE 4; Greggites 4. Eddie Isaac Pearl Dee Hopkins Band 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Glee Club President 4; Thespian 4; Homecoming Queen. Raymond L. Jackson Wrestling 3, 4; Football 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play; Projection Crew 4; Senior Play. Beverly June Jenkins Treasurer 4; Greggites 3, 4; DE 4; President DE; National Honor Society 3, 4. John Jenny Anita L. Kirsch Greggites 3, 4; Thespians 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club I; GAA 1, 2. Alva Johnston Football 3,4; L Club 3, 4; Auto Bugs. Lois Nadine Klahn Art Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Greggites 3, 4. Secretary 4; Girls’ State Tea 3; Music Festival 2, 4. Dewey E. Jones DE 4; Janice Bertina Larsen GAA 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4. James J. Jones Betty Lucas Thespians 3, 4; FTA 3. 4; GAA 1, 2; Greg- gites, 3. 4. Dan Marshall L Club 4; Intramural.basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4. Patricia Ann Malody GAA; Pep Club; Glee Club; Greggitcs. Bill Meeboer Wranglers 2, 3. 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 4; Junior Vice President 3; Student Council 1; L Club 4; Cross Country. Marlene J. Margetts GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Grcggites 4; Candidate Homecoming Queen; Treasurer Thespians 4. Karl B. Meyer FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3. President 4; Judging 2, 3. 4; State Farmer 3, Boys' State 3; Band 1, 2; Thespians 4. Marilyn McKee GAA 2, 3. 4. President 3; Glee Ciub 2. 3, 4; Music Festival. 2; Pep Club 4. Lilvon L. Michael Wranglers 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 4; Junior Class Play; Plainsman Staff 4; Projection Crew 2, 3, 4. Shirley Mae McNabb DE 4. Donald R. Moeller L Club 2, 3. 4; President 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Football 4; Track 4; Secretary 2. ISABELL C. MELCHER GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Greggites 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Kenneth R. Moore Fotball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4. Eve Meyers GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; DE 4. Ted Morgan Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; L Club 3, 4; Plainsman Staff; Wrestling 4. Sylvia Moore Paul A. Morton Wranglers 3, 4; Intramural 2, 3, 4; DE Club 4; Plainsman Staff. Shirley Ann Nordham Glee Club 1, 2„ Pep Club 1; Greggites 4; DE Club 4; GAA 1. Bob Northrop Elsie Eilene O'Dell Glee Club 4; Greggites 3, 4; Junior Play; FNA 4. Ron Pierce DE Club 4. Margaret Eileen Reilly GAA 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Thespians 3, 4; Greggites 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Girls' State; Junior Play. Richard K. Pizzoli Thespians 3, 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Plainsman Staff. Catherine Ann Samuels Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Plainsman Staff. Dennis Prahl Football 3, 4; t3E 4; Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Charlotte Sawyer DE 4; Plainsman Staff. James J. Slater Student at Salt Lake Gty 1, 2, 3. Nancy Ann Seltenrich Band 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society; Greg- gites 3; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Girls' State 3. Doyle Smith Gloria Ann Sevenikar Future Teachers 4; Greggites 3, 4. Walter Tupper Agriculture 1, 2, 3. 4. Phyllis Jean Sherman Greggites 3, 4; Thespian 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Play; Vice President of Greggites; Thes- pian Fall Production; Thespian Original; Plainsman Staff; National Thespians 2, 3, 4; Annual Co-Editor. Eddie Whitmore Track 3, 4; Football; Basketball I; Rock Springs High School 1, 2, 3. Mary Strange GAA 1, 2; National Thespians 2. 3, 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer 4; Speech Festival 3; Pep Club 4; Plainsman Staff 4; Girls State 3; VFW Essay Award 3. Stanley George Wills FFA 2, 3, 4; Livestock and Dairy Teams 4. June Marie Thompson Glee Club 4; Greggites 4. William E. Young Vice President 1; President of Sophomores; President of Juniors; President of Thespians; Boys' State; Governor of Boys' State; Boys' Nation; Secretary of State and Secretary of Interior of Boys' Nation; Plainsman Staff. Lucretia Ann Tihen Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 1, 2, 3. 4; Greggites 4; Junior Class Play; Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4. Grace Valdez Lorraine Anne Van Blair GAA 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; 2nd place Oratorical Contest 3; Junior Play; Girls' State 3; Pep Club 3. 4; Speech Festival 2, 3, 4; Greggites 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 2nd. Attendant. Shirley M. Vance Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2, Vice- President 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Plainsman Herald Staff; Annual Staff; National Thes- pian 3, 4; Senior Class Play. Carol Lee Warnecke Class Treasurer 1; GAA 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff. Joyce Ann Waters GAA 2, 4; Band 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2. Shirley Ann Westcott GAA 1. Donna White Greggites 3, 4, Vice President 3; GAA 1, 2; Annual Staff; Thespians 4; Junior Play; Plainsman Staff. Marion Kathleen Willett GAA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Harold Hoyt Wranglers 2, 3. 4; Radio Club 2; Projection Crew 2, 3. Patronize our advertisers Our lone pine has watched us very patiently through our school year to see if we could do it and we made it! We struggled through our boredom, suffered our tragedies and corrected our mistakes. Like our lone pine, we have gloried in the riches of autumn, shivered under the oppressive cold of winter, and finally felt promising warmth during an early spring thaw. Now we come to the end with the ever fresh memories of what we have accomplished this school year; and we look toward the future with optimism. m Photo of Lone Pine Courtesy of JOE KAY University Studios xeti Our wonderful trip is fmallj over. We’ve had loads of fun from cover to cover. On the next few pages are some places for you to visit: For thanking them for making our annual possible is the thing to do, isn't it? The Gang On The Way To Loveland In a Bus Chartered From THE YOUNG TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Phone 4945 1322 Bradley Janet uses Remington Typewriters from the Central Typewriter Exchange WASHING—LUBRICATION MOBILGAS—MOBILOIL Gateway $ Address—108 S. 2nd Phone 5333 Some of The Gang Enjoying Themselves at THE DITCH West of Laramie DRIVE IN SERVICE GAMBLE STORE APPLIANCES—HARDWARE—TIRES FURNITURE—AUTO SUPPLIES Your Friendly Store Phone 2952 Bill s Taxi Phone 3333—3336 Two-way Radio Cabs For Expert Tailoring Buy That New Suit Custom-built Shirt From CHUCKLIN CHARLIE ECKDAHL (Next to the Fox) TO BE WELL GROOMED SEE US Gene-Les-Lee-Lloyd ARCADE BARBERS 204 Ivinson Radiator Service at its best LARAMIE RADIATOR WORKS 512 South 2nd Phone 5595 Linde's 1340 on your DIAL Serving South- Western Wyoming Try the DAIRY MALTS SHAKES SUNDAES CONES PINTS QUARTS QUEEN 1253 North 3rd Ralph Knows That For Quality And The Right Fit it is Wise to See Cliff Neal At WOODFORD and COMPANY SHOP AT SHEAFFER'S FOOD CENTER 520 South 2nd Phone 2189 24 Hour Service FRANK KING'S SERVICE STATION Third Fremont Phone 4241 JO ANN and BILL PICK OUT TOYS—HOBBIES SCHWINN BICYCLES at BEST WISHES for YOUR FUTURE Class of 1953 CULLIGAN Soft Water Service FLOYD B. FOREMAN BECKMAN'S CITY PLUMBING HEATING CO. 760 NORTH THIRD SHEET METAL WORK AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING—HEATING Steam Forced Hot Water Heating— Lennox Gas Fired Forced Air Furnaces— Iron Fireman Stokers FOR THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY University Studios 302 A S. 2nd Phone 5891 24 HOUR SERVICE Steaks Phone 9597 Chicken For Fine Formals Nancy Goes To 202 So. 2nd KdSSis Laramie, Wyo. MIKE and JIM Recommend HOLLIDAY'S for Fine Furnishings Because They Know Holliday's Are Big Boosters For L.H.S. Congratulations and Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1953 Moose Lodge Tracy PLUMBING HEATING III Ivinson Ave. Phone 2251 Residence: 1923 Garfield St. Phone 3904 HEY KIDS! Include Our Name— Include Our Location— As a part of Your Education At The Condit Drug 301 So. 2nd Street Phone 2096 LARAMIE VALLEY CREAMERY Grade A Dairy Products Delivered To Your Door Tireston TIRES—TUBES—HOME AUTO SUPPLIES First Quality Replacement parts for your Car and Truck—Welding Supplies Toys in Season—Bicycles, Wheel-goods for all ages LARAMIE AUTO PARTS CO. 860 North Third 'The Lumber Yard With A Conscience SWENSON Lumber Co. Phone 4843 'V Remodeling Repairing New Installation FRED J. WOOD PLUMBING—HEATING Phone 3032 410 So. 2nd The 2 Bills Say: IT’S THE Viaduct Cafe FOR GOOD FOOD 357 W. Univ. Phone 9772 Svenson-Ludwig STUDIOS Congratulations And Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Everything in Photography OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Birds Bait- Shop HEADQUARTERS for HUNTERS and FISHERMEN SNOWY RANGE ROAD YOU WILL GET Friendly Service At TOM'S TEXACO 1020 So. 2nd Phone 9826 4 |T BOIIS BEST 4 IT BAKES BEST 4 IT ROASTS BEST AND IT BROILS LIKE CHARCOAL! IF IT'S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT Visit The PARIS CAFE 308 So. 2nd St. And you have the finest AUTOMATIC HEAT year after year with NATURAL GAS The Carefree Fuel NORTHERN GAS CO. Grand Avenue At 3rd St. SERVICE IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT Quality Furniture Appliances is Our Business Smith's Furniture Store CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '5S from LARAMIE Automobile Dealers Ass'n. AUTHORIZED NEW CAR and TRUCK DEALERS Larry Palmrose Motors Quality Chevrolet Co. Faught Motors Raab Garage Bentley Pontiac Hi State Oldsmobile General Credit Corp. Oil State Motors Inc. Chittim Motors Dean's Equipment Co. Bovee Motor Co. Johnston Motor Co. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '53 ALLIED GROCERS- YOUR HOME OWNED STORES SERVING LARAMIE AT LOW PRICES Buy Allied and Build Laramie VETERANS Grocery and Market Phone 9400 600 Marshall BUNGALOW Grocery and Market Phone 9292 1015 Bradley HIWAY Grocery and Market Phone 2737 353 No. 3rd MIDWEST Grocery and Market Phone 2159 or 2150 553 No. 5th HEGEWALD KERMODE Grocery and Market Phone 4833 317 So. 2nd BAILLIE TRAVIS Grocery and Market Phone 4845 813 Garfield GRAND AVE. Grocery and Market Phone 2456 2l3( 2 Grand Ave. NORTH SIDE Grocery and Market Phone 3853 357 N. 7th To have your clothes cleaned CALL US NEW METHOD Telephone 4205 Junior gals being shod at FLORYS Wyoming's Finest Shoe Stores CHEYENNE LARAMIE Homecoming Queen Pearl Hopkins and Attendants Lorraine Van Blair and JoAnn McGill KAYS STUDIO QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 3319 Over Kassis Our Specialty . . . CHICKEN IN A BASKET H L CAFE And SERVICE FOLLOW THE GANG to the Look for the Clock 200 South Second Street JEWELRY—LUGGAGE SPORTSWEAR FOR GRADUATION Give the finest SHEAFFER'S from the LARAMIE PRINTING COMPANY Southern Wyoming's Finest Printers and Stationers 221 GRAND AVENUE PHONE 3194 L.H.S. STUDENTS Say: For Best Values SHOP AT Penney's 2nd and Grand SMART STYLES for the SMART MISS Lu-Ann's 201 South 2nd Street PHONE 4205 MARY and IRIS ALWAYS Shop at The TOT SHOP For Blessed Events YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT WYO PHONE 4442 FOX PHONE 2842 VARSITY PHONE 4346 Movies Are Better Than Ever WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT TWE OF LARAMIE, WYOMING your friendly bank OLDEST BANK IN THE STATE OF WYOMING Deposits Insured F.D.I.C. $10,000 each depositor BARBARA VISUS THE Laramie FURNITURE CO. Everything For The Hope Chest Quality Boots and Moccasins for Sale EXPERT SHOE REPAIR JOHN and JAKES SHOE SHOP 401 So. 3rd D i Connor Hotel DINING ROOM COFFEE SHOP BANQUET ROOM 3 Greetings! from REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant THE WESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO. For INVESTMENTS LOANS See Us At STATE FARM Insurance Agency THE ALBANY MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION C. E. FEY, Secretary 223 South Second Street Phone 2650 In The AUTO—FIRE—LIFE E. H. SEARLE R. M. DOOLEY Converse Bldg. Phone 2939 ALBANY MUTUAL BUILDING Serving Laramie Over Sixty Years TEXACO Friendly and Efficient Service University FILLING STATION SERVICE and QUALITY For You At LARAMIE DRUG AMULlflJllll STORE DAVIDSON'S 33 YEARS AT THE SAME OLD STAND GROCERY 1st and Ivinson Ave. Phone 3387 355 W. University Ave. Milce Buys His Clothes at MARILYN and EVELYN Boyd's STOCKMAN SUPPLY Buy Their Shoes At SWEETBRIAR'S SHOE BOX iimiEj STANDARD OIL GAS BAILLIE'S East on Highway 30 Kay Gets A Strike when she Bowls at the MAPLE WAY For STEAKS and CHOPS It's Dunn's COFFEE SHOP For The Best In Cleaning go to REX CLEANERS 305 SouM, 3rd Phone 3200 BEN-DON PAINT GLASS 164 North Third Phone 2506 PAINTING—WALLPAPER GLASS PLATE MIRROR CONTRACTING—SEIDLITZ INTERIOR DECORATING MULTITINT PAINT Students PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Let them Know that You Appreciate their Making Our Annual Possible HOME BAKERY PERSONAL ATTENTION Given to Special Orders COMPLETE BAKING SERVICE from WYOMING’S CLEANEST BAKERY YEAGER AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Ph. 4117 Precision Repairs 553 N.