Big Piney High School - Puncher Yearbook (Big Piney, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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The inscription read: IOSEPHINE A. BUDD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL ERECTED 1951 Thena brief history of the Big Piney Schools was given by Mr. Joseph Budd, grand- son of Mrs. Budd. The cornerstone contained one copy of a B. P. H. S. Annual, one school paper, one Big Piney Examiner, lists of the following: Board of Education, Faculty, Classes and class officers, all school organizations and officers, pictures of the organizations fthat appear in this annualj, current U, S, News and World Report, and coins ranging from lc to Sl. Also in die cornerstone was a story about Mrs. Budd at the time of her hundredth birthday, written by Mrs. Pearl Spencer and a poem commemorating her hundredth birthday written by Mrs. Lora Jewett. . nqqfgy, -: . Wifi? .lf 'TQ' is I A . . K ' 7 i if! K: ,gEl,, JOSEPHINE A. BUDD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOQ. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE BUIL DING BIG PINEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL XX . A 53 4 7 if' a 's MRS. MAMDNER - - MR. ALBEE MRS. CULLENS - MR, BARTEL 5 MN-Q. 2 ',,y3'7nw , ig,-I li v 5 . 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President - - - - - - SUSAN TWITCHELL Vice President - - - - CHARLES SIMS Secretary-Treasurer - - - MARGIE WHITMAN Reporter - - ---------- JAMES CARR QAES- FLOWER QA-SQ COLORS EIL-Ag MOTTO American Beauty Rose American Beauty Rose If you would do better and tomorrow, do your Silver best today, SUSAN TWITCHELL Class President 2, 4, Vice President 1, Cheerleader 1, 2. 4, Class Play 3, 4, Girls State 3, FHA Vice President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Speech Festival 1 JAMES CARR Basketball 1, 2, 4, Class President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Paper Staff 4, Class Play 3, 4. CHARLES SIMS Student Council President 4, Class Vice President 4, Class Play 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Rand Major 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Basketball 1, 2,3, Annual Staff 4, Speech Festival 1, Chorus 1, 4, Dramatics Award 3. MARGIE WHITMAN Annual Editor 4, Class Secretary 4, Class Reporter 1, 2, Paper Staff 1,3,4, Band 1, 2 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2,4, Annual Staff 3,4, FHA Sec- retary 4. NEDRA JONES Chorus 1, 2,4, Paper Editor 4, Paper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, FHA 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Band 1, Class Play 3, 4., ALICE GURNEY Prom Queen 3, FHA Reporter 4, Vice Presi- dent Pep Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2,4, Chorus 1, 2,4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. an-Q' , I w '2ZwW0T fx Ll' Qs . X Ivlfrrvl A -N if C ' 273 JAMES MEEKS Basketball 2, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Play 3, 4, FFA 2,3, Debate 3. MARILYN VICKREY Student Council 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Twirler 1, 2, Annual Staff 3,4, Girls Class Play 3, 4. FRANK BRAY Basketball 1, 2.4, Class Officer 3: Class Play 3, 4, FFA 1, 2,3,4, FFA Officer 4, Class Play 3, 4. ' MARTIN NIELSON Student Council Officer 3, Class Play 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4. -- K fy ,l:2'1-wdoqifljv 41: eadofz pw It's a warm July 4, 1972 as we drive to the rodeo arena for the last day of the week long Big Piney Chuck Wagon Days Rodeo. We were very surprised as we entered the City of Big Pjney, it used to be a cow town with a population around 250 but now it is a thriving oil metropolis with a population of 20 thousand. The week's stay in Big Piney has been very enjoyable as we have learned much about our classmates. We were here but a short time when we learned that Susan and Frankie are very happily married and own the biggest Hereford Ranch in the U. S. Later, as we entered the largest Casino in the city we were very surprised to learn that James Carr was the proprietor. While looking over a big, cold glass of milk and talking to Jim we learned that there are still many of the old gang left. Jim tells us that James Meeks is now the coach of a big Athletic Club. We also learn Marilyn is the mother of three children. Her husband, while digging a hole for a clothesline post, struck oil and now they are living on easy street. They each buy a new car every year and Mari- lyn has three big dogs to look after the kids. While watching T.V. we see a familiar face on the screen. To our surprise it turns out to be Martin Neilson, he has his own T.V, show and one of the top Western bands in America. On the same T,V, set we see Nedra's name linked with an adver- tisement for Utah fruits, upon questioning Jim we learn she has one of the largest or- chards in Utah and ships fruits all over the nation. The next day we have to leave because of an engagement in another town, just as we are preparing to leave in our Cadillac we see the name of another old classmate, this time we learn that Alice QGurneyj Edwards is the owner of one of the world's larg- est homes for underprivileged children. It has been a great pleasure for us to learn where all of our old classmates are, but it was also a surprise to learn that we are the only ones who haven't stayed in one place. With our rodeo work we have had to travel. It's time to really be on our way, and so hoping that someday we may be back to Big Piney we leave with a fond farewell. .SY k, iv- Martin Neilson will my height to Donald I-lacklin and my big feet to James Harmi son knowing they can make good use of them , Margie Whitman, will Charles to anyone who thinks they can get him. , Alice Gurney, will my ability to make boys pop the question to all the girls in high school. , Susan Twitchell, will my long legs to Shirley so she won'thave to hang her pictures on the floor. I, James Meeks, will my ability to get to class on time to Little Hacklin. P ' 6 ma 1. . . 5 c n i 1 i i I, Nedra Jones, will my straight hair to Mickey Wilson. l, Charles Sims, will my eyeteeth to any girl who has already used hers. James Carr isn't very willing so he wills his willingness to everyone in high school. l, Frank Bray, will my long legs to Tommy O'Neil sohe will be able to play basketball. l, Marilyn Vickrey, will my maiden name to any girl who hooks Wayne. rl J I 4 'l H rl F ff -nlnL',.., ',,, A ,, ,.,l,x WX lu! f X l u ltr l ,tg gr, f l ' if . --I' Iii, 1- a-mn,+- s A A i J K A v .,,,M vu 11 I s Vice President RUSTIE DANIELS The girl with a weakness for redheads' CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver President JOHN TANNER Tomorrow's Hereford King!! MRS Student Council ROGER DECKER The future king of basketball CLASS MOTTO: In Ominia Paratus CLASS SPONSORS: CULLENS and MR. DIEGLEMEN Secretary -Treasurer IOIE BRADLEY The contracting kid CLASS FLOWER: Wild Rose A ,. sm . , irq, 'vm U5 if--0 'Q' 46 t WL ' :' L Lg ia:-,, ,F ,rf A cheerleader with a Brilliance with a Bonzo's big brother. ' 2nd Madame De Costa. Girl with more spring Wang SALLY BUDD A gal with a future in rodeo. DENNIS HACKLIN The basketball kid. WAYNE RAY Harry James-an octave lower. BEULAH DANIELS A big bundle of shyness. SHIRLEY DIEBLER future in farming. JO ANNE MARINC IC ,M singing laughter. M , 3' 'Q 1 'o MELVIN THOMPSON 5 SALLY NOBLE BARBARA DECKER than a mattress. Y ., f Mm 4 2 WHO WILL BE THE QUEEN OF THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM? umm ' Ffwm Theme - - Date Place ------- Who I Went With - - - amdafz ' magma' Theme - - ------ - - Place - - Date--- ----- - what We Had Good To Eat - - WAS THE LUCKY GIRL TO BE CHOSEN QUEEN OF OUR JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1... .L ,uv t 6610 1 M. ' Q25-fx . as ' H 'if5g j '25 f 3 2 ' 5 .fi - I af f 'Ml i S x . ,Q f, ,4 4 1 P , , , as A X -Q fydmnw Q N 'a I 4 -n .lg ,e. .QCA ,rn 4 W5 We V-'S President - - - Vice President ----- Secretary and Treasurer - - CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Blue and White There is no right way to do a wrong thing. - ALICE STACY - - MEADA JONES MICKEY WILSON CLASS FLOWER White Rose Dona ld Hacklin .. Donny.. 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Quads Back row: Joe Sage, Bob Tanner, Warren Merrell, Moy Nethercott, Wayne Griggs, John Sni- vcly, Kenneth Fear. Middle row: Lela Gurney, Frank Fear, Ethel Twitchell, Sharon Wilson, Barbara McGinnis, Betty Budd, Gary Thompson, Front row: Della May McWilliams, Sandra Wilson, Patsy Kothe, Betty Sue Conrad, Barbara Lewis, Steven Eichblott, Mr. E.G, Bartell FWHM MRS . PEARL SPENCER Top row: Gordon Bray, Sandra O'Neil, Mike Albee, Barbara Olson, Nelson Whitman, Annette Nethercotr, Robert Smith, Marjorie Olson, Leroy Whitehead, Second row: Howard Masoner, Arlin Nelson, Bessie Kothe, Sue Wassenburg, Billy Joe Bell, Beverly Perkins, Dale Edmisrer, Mike O'Neil, Boy Wnitman, Mrs. Anderson, Bottom row: Betty Barton, Loretta Diebler, Violet Milburn, Robert Schaffer, Allen Bradley, Robert Daniels, Lyle Gurney. Top row: Bob Wilson, Steven Chapel, Patty Doerr, Neva Pope, Audrey Jones, Kathy Lambert, Sharon Cantrell, Deanne Fear, Dick Tanner, John Kvenild, Middle row: Vernon McWilliams Billy Snively, George Moffat, Marilyn Moore, Jolene Daniels, Charles Bird, Mike Murdock, Austin McWilliams, Bob Smith, Larry Perkins, Ward Whitman, Betty Virostko, Bottom row: Sandra Meintz, Dennis Piernick, Emma Wade, Mary Budd, Patty O'Nei11, Kathy McGinnis, Sheila Hicks, June Tynes, Jacklin McWilliams, Wilma Reddon, Mrs. Beck, V t - if 1 5 .A Akk' Top row: Corliss Mickelson, Carolyn Slusher, Nedra Bradley, Starlet Whitehead, Stanley Mintz, Dale Doleazel, Larry Cantrell, Jim Hicks, Second row: Billy Wade, Sheldon Windly, Andrea Hoagland, Charlotte Whitman, Pat Chapel, Kathy Bell, Jim Miller, Wanda Lewis, Vic tor McGinnis, Mrs. Studt. Bottom row: Linda Fear, Nancy Budd, Bobby Chapel, Caroline Whitehead, Rocky Piernick, Nova Sue Eichblott, Toddy Darr, Billy Kvenild, Bill Millege. F 'ix I wfidl... , . , I A I I i l F N x ,J if any o-4 ' 06605611 Sponsor - - - - MR. CULLENS President - -- ' ' - CHARLES SIMMS Vice President - - - - RUSTIE DANIELS Secretary ---- - - SALLY NOBLE Treasurer - - - SHIRLEY DIEBLER Representatives: Senior: Jim Carr Junior: Roger Decker Sophomore: Grace Barton Freshman: Jimmy Harmison FHA: Sally Twitchell FFA: Frank Bray. The student council officers and class representatives were elected the first part of the school year. Later the other organizations elected a representative, who is not present in this picture. Our first goal was a constitution. A Christmas party was sponsored December 21, where presents were exchanged and refreshments were served. We have already had one show, E Happened Q-rf and we hope to order several more before the end of the year. ,-imma! EDITOR, Margie Whitman, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Marilyn Vickreyg ASSISTANT EDITOR, Rusty Daniels, BUSI- NESS MANAGER, Susan Twitchellp ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER, Io Anne Marincicg ADVERTISING MAN- AGER, Sally Noble, CLASS EDITOR, Melvin Thompsong GRADE SCHOOL EDITOR, Bonnie Fox, FI-IA, Jackie Bennett, FFA, Charles Sims, PEP CLUB, Querida Lewis, SPORTS, Charles Simsg MUSIC, Janice Masonerg ART- IST, Meada Jones: STENOGRAPHER, Io Anne Marincicg SENIOR REPORTER, Nedra Jones, JUNIOR REPORTER, Melvin Thompson, SOPHOMORE REPORTER Ioan McWilliams, FRESHMAN REPORTER, Sally Twitchellg JUNIOR HIGH REPORTER, Janice Jones, SPONSOR, Miss Cooper. EDITOR SPONSOR ASS 'T . EDITOR Editor--NEDRA JONES an I ix., A . .5 F f , ,QW STAFF: EDITOR, Nedra Jonesg ASSISTANT EDITOR, Joanne Marincicg BUSINESS MANAGER, Rustie Danielsg STAFF ARTIST, Melvin Thompson: DITTO OPER- ATORS, Barbara Decker, Sally Nob1e,REPORTERS, Susan Twitcheil, Marjorie Whitman, Joie Bradley, Jim Carr, Jerome Decker, SPONSOR, Mrs. Cullens. .,-f Sponsor--MRS. CULLENS 4-71 6 Under the leadership of Mr. Frank Bray and Mr, Robert O'Neil, Big Piney boys and girls are keeping the title of 'The Best Beef in the Green River Valley. 'Some of us are raising our bulls so it will be possible to start a pure bred herd, quotes President John Tanner. Mrs. Inez Bennett, Mrs. Pearl Spencer, and Mrs. Mai- cille Carr are 4-H leaders of the girls' clubs in Sewing, Cooking, and Home Improvement. We are all looking forward to a very interesting and prosperous year. '! u Left to right: Frank Bray, Reporter, Roger Decker, Treasurer, John Tanner, Presidentg Charles Sims, Secretary, Wayne Ray, Sentinel, Mr. Anderson, Advisor. Not shown: Dennis Hacklin, Vice President MOTTO LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE COLORS National Blue - Corn Gold ag ,4 Left to right, top row: James Smith, David Budd, Frank Bray, Charles Sims, Wayne Ray, Charles Merell. Middle row: Donald Noble, Roger Decker, Tom O'Nei1, John Tanner, Jimmy Miller. Bottom row: Jimmy Harmison, Jerome Decker, Dean Luce, Mike Marincic, Mr. An- derson. Ourfirst trip this year was to Blackfoot, Idaho for the Idaho State Fair which was held September 14 through 16. This was a big event and was quite interesting. The next big trip on our schedule was to Laramie on September 26 for the state judging contest. We won nothing but gained some good experience, Our annual 4-H and FFA Bull Sale was held October 16, 1951. This year was a record high of the 48 bulls selling at an average of S1060.00. Frank Bray, Jr. had the high-selling bull this year which sold for an even 32000. 00. The next trip was to Casper, Wyoming on April 3, 1952 for the state FFA Conven- tion. This was a big event with boys attending from all over the state. There was an election of State Officers followed by the State Speech Contest. 7. 74,1-Y, The Big Piney Chapter of Future Homemakers of America was officially installed this by the Pinedale Chapter. The officers were installed on the same afternoon, December They are: President ---- - - - IOIE BRADLEY Vice President - - - -SUSAN TWITCHELL Secretary - - - - MARGIE WHITMAN Treasurer ---- - -SHIRLEY DIEBLER Parliamentarian - - - - IOANN MARINCIC Historian -------- - - - MEADA JONES Song Leader and Pianist - - - - SALLY BUDD The club as a group went to Cokeville on October 20 for the Southwest District meeting of FHA, They all enjoyed it and learned a lot about the club that they had all just joined, At the party following the installation the members from both the Big Piney and Pinedale Chapters wrapped gifts for a patient in the Veterans Hospital, The club held a tea for their Chapter Mothers in the new Home Economics room. The Chapter Mothers are Mrs. Francis Tanner and Mrs. Doyle Twitchell. The eight purposes of the Future Homemakers of America are as follows: I. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. II. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. III. To encourage democracy in home and community life, IV. To work for good home and family life for all. V. To promote international good will. VI. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. VII. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. VIII. To further interest in home economics, In fulfilling purpose numbers III and V, our chapter chose observing United Nation's Day by making and presenting the U, N. flag to the school. For the presentation of the flag a skit, showing each nation represented by the flag, was given. P A Wim .mt .X F lL'!'llu a V351 EEUIV' ' 'IWW WE rim!! CHARLES SIMS Drum Major 1951-52 ....-waasffi Y ' Zami The Big Piney Band this year is under the direction of Mr. Hal Campbell, who comes from Utah. We have been doing quite a few things and plan on doing a lot more. There were a few who were lucky enough to go to Rawlins to the Inter-School Concert in December. The best. players were chosen from each school and they all played together for a concert. They were chosen according to their ability to play their instrument. Some of the band have been playing at the basketball games during halftime. When the Punchers went to Cokeville, the band went along and played several marches during the game. They have had some very nice compliments on their playing. Last year in Kemmerer, the band made very good ratings. In their marching they rated 11+ and an 11 for concert music. The saxaphone quartette, Rustie Daniels, Margie Whitman, JoAnne Marincic, and Bernetta Nelson, received a rating of -'111. The band is now getting ready for Kemmerer again this year. , J l 1 A w AWG li A969 vifetftw 4 zz: 1 ldv A 'se K .Q e.. gli' X .4 9 'a o 6 , X9 'iw' nu-5 ig? 46666 The Glee Club has been quite busy this year, First of all, they put on a very nice Christ- mas Cantata, In this they sang the songs of different countries and also a few well known Christmas Carols, The girls of the chorus were dressed in lovely pastel formals. The Cantata was given the 21st of December under the direction of Mr. Campbell, Several of the High School boys and townspeople were also in the Cantata. A few of the girls went to the Inter-School Concert at Rawlins, They were placed ac- cording to their voice, in the large chorus, In the spring, the Glee Club gave an operetta entitled Jerry of Jericho Road. The lead parts were played by Sally Noble and Charles Sims. In Kemmerer last year, the Chorus got a rating of III. They are planning on attending again this year. I' 3 i si 9 1 1 R351 K , - is 'E' ! 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