University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Pizzoli, Barney Sophomore Roberts, John Junior Robinson, Philip Sophomore Rogers, Clint Freshman Rouelle, Andre Sophomore Roum, Gilbert Senior Roum, Melvin Junior Ryan, Andrew Sophomore Schaffer, Teddy Sophomore Schauffler, David Senior Schilt, Louie Sophomore Schofield, Bob Sophomore Schroeder, Evelyn Freshman Schwid, Elaine Junior Sears, Bill Sophomore Siebold, Warren Sophomore Siren, Vincent Freshman Slater, James Freshman Smith, Betty Sophomore Smith, Howard Freshman Smith, Robert Sophomore Snocker, Frances Senior Speight, Lee Sophomore Spiegelberg, James Freshman Stanfield, John Freshman Students from ALBANY County 26 Starr, Bob Sophomore Steele, Jim Senior Stevenson, William Senior Strange, Joan Junior Summers, Emily Freshman

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' O o, m :0 ' y V Moore, Annette Junior Moore, Eugene Freshman Moore, James Senior Moore, Jerrold Freshman Moore, Ronald Freshman Morgan, Francis Graduate Nichols, George Sophomore Munson, James Freshman O ' Flannigan, James Senior Palm, Lois Sophomore Palm, Robert Junior Paul, Janice Freshman Payne, Mary Ann Freshman Peck, Tommy Sophomore Peterson, Margaret Freshman Rising out of the prairies is Vedauwoo, the picnicker ' s rocky haven. The picnic areas lie beneath towering rocks, shel- tered by trees. Few ants or mosquitoes come to spoil the day, making this spot one of the most popular areas in this section. Camprobbers fly down to join the party, and chipmunks watch from the sidelines. Up in the tree-tops perch huge porcupines too haughty to come closer. The moon reflecting against the mountains m akes a lovely sight. Vedauwoo calls to all who enjoy the outdoors. Peterson, Ralph Sophomore Petri, Mary Ann Junior Piper, Dean Sophomore Porter, Kenneth Senior Porter, Richard Junior Pugh, Robert Senior Rogsdale, Grant Sophomore Raines, Perry Junior Rasmussen, Darrell Freshman Rasmussen, Roger Sophomore Read, James Junior Reilly, Lyell Sophomore Reusser, Kathryn Senior Reynolds, Car! Senior Riedl, Gary Sophomore 25

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The cool green forest of Medicine Bow yearly attracts sports lovers of all types. Hunters come from far to tramp through the woodlands in search of deer or one of the many other varities of game. Fishermen trudge to streams or come to enjoy the scenery. Formerly a copper mining region, Medi- cine Bow National Forest is now noted primarily for timber and as a recreation spot. Vacationers are awed by the vast- ness of the forest and even near-by residents never tire of its beauty and splendor. Sundland, Millon Graduate Tehon, Archibald Senior Terry, Jeanne Freshman Thomas, Richard Junior Thompson, Carole Freshman Thorburn, Jo Ann Freshman Toohey, Jock Senior Toohey, Shirley Freshman Trullinger, Lyie Sophomore Vanberg, Benjamin Sophomore Verner, Joe Sophomore Viner, Dick Junior Vinzant, Allen Senior Wollis, Jack Freshman Watts, Rex Senior Wheeler, Leiand Freshman White, Carolyn Freshman Whitlock, Jnell Sophomore Wilkins, Paul Freshman Wille, Oliver Freshman Williams, Carolyn Sophomore Williams, Martin Freshman Willis, Ron Graduate Wilson, Tom Sophomore Wingo, Kenneth Junior Wood, Claire Freshman Wright, Don Senior Wyke, Rosa Freshman Youssi, Myrtle Graduate 27