Pine Bluffs High School - Pines Yearbook (Pine Bluffs, WY)

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BACK ROW: Connie Soto, Mildred Sundin, Laura Springer, Fern Pratt, Betty Elwood, Zita Ann Phillips, Beverly Robinson. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Bray fSponsorJ, Bertha Chaney, Georgia Jamison, Irene Laycock, Margaret Mc- Dowall, Berdine Olinger, Eva Ruff. FRONT ROW: Pauline Ilowe, Lucile Binning, Helen Reed, Francis Powell, Iithel Siemson, Darlene Nelson. Zoe Jamison is absent due to illness. Home Economics The officers for 1941-1942 President , 7 ,,,, W , Helen Reed Vicc President . 7 Irene Laycock Secretary W Pauline Howe Treasurer 7, , Zoe Jamison Point Keeper 7, Darlene Nelson Sponsor , , ,,,. , Mrs. Bray The Home Economics Club is one of the many members belonging to the National Home Economics Club. The club has a point system and anyone having 250 points at the end of the year receives a gold pin from the National Home Economics Club.

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BACK ROW: Donald Phillips, Robert Wilhelm, lidwin Hopka, Nigel Butler, Marvin Schacher, Dale Fisher, Reuben Meier, Marvin Sisson, lidward Kieler. MIDDLE ROW: Calvin Sisson, Robert Larson, Marshall Nussbaum, Robert Wisrtitli, Norval Johnson, Robert Binning, Norman Wisrotli, Charles Strube, Alr. FRONT ROW: David Jensen, Henry Wulf, Robert Elwood, Norval Stoneburg, Gerald Maroney, Harry Ornelas, Mike Myltris, Mr. Rudolph QAdviserj. Fu'rure Farmers of America 1941-1942 OFFICERS President 7 7 Charles Strube, Jr. Vice President 7 Edwin Hopka Secretary 7 7 Harry Ornelas Watch Dog 7 Marvin Schacher Adviser 7 77 77 77 77 77 7 77 77 77 77 7 77 77 Mr. Rudolph Last fall the Ag. boys rebuilt the football field and constructed new markers for it. Besides constructing all the stands for the Harvest Carnival, they also managed the Bingo stand. The Kimball F.F.A. Chapter visited here January 28. After a meeting was held, they played basketball and had refreshments. The Kimball Chapter returned the meet- ing February 11. On field trips this spring, the members of the class helped each other with their projects. Charles Strube, Jr., Edwin Hopka, and Mr. Rudolph journeyed to Casper where they attended the state F.F.A. convention April 9-11.

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BACK ROW: Mrs. Barkell QSpons0rj Laura Springer, Mildred Sundin, Beverly Elwood, Emma Ruff, Lucille Evert, Jane Speetzen, Dollie Golden, Francis Herman, Bertha Chaney, Berdine Olinger, Charlene Karlstrum, Madeline Robinson, Connie Soto. V FRONT ROW: Marybellc Maroney QMajorettcJ Genevieve Kieler, Cleo Mykris, Margaret McDowall, Fern Pratt, Francis Powell, Ethel Siemson, Eva Ruff, CMarioretteJ, Lucile Binning, Helen Reed, Pauline Howe, Irene Laycock, Darlene Nelson, Betty Elwood, Zita Ann Phillips, Georgia Jamison fMaj0retteJ. PEPSTER LEADERS: Mary Lynne Mercer and Margaret Smith. Peps+ers The Pepsters presented drills at the local basketball games, forming letters standing for the home team and the opponents. They attended all the football games and showed fine sportsmanship at all times. 'A' i' i' We may win, we may lose, but wc have a smile we always use. -19-