Cheyenne High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cheyenne, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

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U A- y I., ', 'Q' 'iw if :'1 The JEJARIAT 1947 ANA sn in .,l, ' ,195 ' . 1' Q i r Hflgar, , f , 6 ge, u ! 2 f n sv, ' 4 'gx3'!'f', 2 f '-M-x. 8, ,TA 91 Q ,MF 1. '4, V - I 'YI' , W ' 1-ff ,1 -x 'Lfkl - W' 'if' mf- ' Q1-'vw-i:f+' Q I MW Www Q is wr Ms ., 'I , . , gif? 12557 The LHRIHT for ninejfeen l1uncIreclc1nclIforjfy-seven 'Published by U55 45812601 672111 Clweyenne Sclwool Cheyenne ll- Wyoming .N , 1 4 1' '1 W 1 a ' 1 , 4 I , 1 1 W 1 1 1 J I 1 1 w - Q 1 I I i. All wa... To the Seniors It is a matter of great satisfaction to teachers when students of yesteryears come back to see how the old school is running. They look us up and remind us of incidences that happened in their day and of personalities who figured in the life of the school. ln that same way the school annual comes back periodically through the years to remind us of people and events. pleasures and troubles, plays, parties, teams. clubs, contests, classes, teachers and friends. May this Lariat Annual serve that useful purpose. It has been Il pleasure to work with the class of 1947. jim! Qi Omaha!! CCDNTENJFS l 1 Classes l 1 School Life Athletics R. 0. T. C. p Qclministration QS Xi X 'x 5 S Scott Campbell, Lindy Lou Storey, Barbara Byrnes, and Seniors ' Nay 29, and the class of '47 will become Alumni. This is the la through the doors of C. H. S. consisting of 300 students, including th will graduate in absentia. Upon this day to these students High Scho memory, a sad climax to three fleet years filled with laughter and tea Looking back over these three years through which the class beginning their high school life in the fall of '44, the Sophomore cla Lou Storey and Joe Lathrop. The highlights of this year were the the Sophomore assembly. Full of vim, vigor, and vitality the class returned to C. H. S. i fledged juniors. Class offices were filled by Joe Lathrop, President president. Dorothy Slagle, Student representative: and David Brox The year went speeding by highlighted by the junior-Senior P bly and a very successful Junior Play, Junior Miss , with the lead Zauluf. llclen English and Tommy Slough. Then came the election student body president for the year '46-'47, This honorable office w Then returning in the fall of '46 to take over the position of was to elect llill Taylor, Class Presidentg Lindy L o u Storey, Campbell, Class Secretaryg and Barbara Byrnes, Class Rrepresent The Man XVho Came To Dinner was presented for the leading roles filled by Tommy Slough. Frances Arp. June Colby, a The Seniors also had a hand in such social doings as the Sop Midycar Formal, the Cadet Ball and the junior-Senior Prom. Page 8 ill Taylor est class ever to pass se in the service who l will become only a s, pathos and comedy. f '47 passed, we find s officers were Lindy phomore return and the fall of '45 as full- Nancy Fitch, Vice- . Secretary-treasurer. m, the Junior Assem- g roles filled by'Ruth 0 see who would be won by joe Lathrop. niors their first step ice-Presidentg Scott ive. enior play with the cl Scott Campbell. omore Reception, the Xyillifllll 'lxilfltll' llctty llzlckcx' 1QiL'hZll'1l 'l'l11m1'11c Sllirlc-y Vcllis Roy Szltcllcll 13111111 ,lt11CkCl' Alllflill XYilsu11 Nancy l i1cl1 ,lzuucs Scl1:1ffc1' lin-llv 1.1111 IJ1-iku -Iolm Gcuuva 1gZll'IJ1ll'Zl liyrllcs Xxvilliillll Rislcy lictty ,lczm Gl'llllilCl1 Otis L1ll1llllIJCl'lll.ill I4:11'lm:11':1 lZ:111c1' 'lxlmolmls Sl1mug'l1 l1ClCl1 Lufflin K1-1111cll1 15111111 Slmmll Gale 1'l1illip Runish Iluwllly 1111111111 Vlmillip .'X111l1'cws Iieruicc 'lx11ffo1'1l Page 9 R in mp ul 4 -ls, ,, Joanne Tibbetts 7 Rickard Griffin I Verda Nell Shotliff Nancy Edwards Setguko Tsuda jacqueline Sharp Sally Lewis Carleell Poole Jean Bucklnaster Ann Stalker Dorothy Terman l lirlwarcl Winslow jeah Tuglllall Betty jean Gardn r David Clark Shirley Sillltllliflp Eugene NVilks Bonnie Lovelett i Ioa nne Christellsell Betty Aileen Clark C2ll'Ulyl'l Cunninghain Lucille Bailey Everett VVoocl Letty Winslow james 'llilker Jeanette Clarke XYilliam Banks june Colhy Yalier Coulson Keith Henning Lil 'lean Brown Scott Campbell ula Lou Storey Jim Banks XYelclon Morrison Donna Jean Studler VVarre nlNlatteson Ruth X'N'eickum Richard Brown Evelyn Scheop .loan Smith Phillip Yarter Franves .Nrp jack Froistacl Leo Grant Mitzi Scale Kent llorgaarcl Martha VVilson s Page age Lois Gray David Dunlap Louise Duncan Dorothy Guthrie Margot Harrison Rojean Steinke Maxine Bratten Kenneth Capps liclythe NVood Pauline Noetzelman lfreecla Mae Self Paul Head Doris Casey Joan liekerle Lucille Bailey Irene Vanflerpool Stella Korte Betty Lou Farley 'leanuine llussarcl Jerom e Brown Lucille Lamb lfllverta Calder jolillen Vaughn Lois Shaw Rnyinond NVillia Lynn llolcomli ms Norma Bell James Read joseph Lathrop Leslie llrowu Ruth Zulauf Patricia Diuneeu llorotliy Slagle ,l ll runes Chilcls IIX llelen linglisli .lack Cully :mics Choczis Donna Lee French lieoni Harrison Richard XVilsor. Harold Powell lftliel Komisoi Dale Montgomery Dorothy Quin Virginia 1'owers XVillizuu Foy Lee 'liacolctti Betty -lane Godfrey Page 13 i Page 14 Ralph NVilde june Carlson Gerald Mathews Mildred Beacham Roland Cheever Beverly Robinson Richard llirst Mary Lou Stevens Robert Lowe Jeanette Helzer Kenneth Ames Joan llnll Harold Baker Marvin Komisor Jack Kennedy llarbara Martin Ralph Anderson Carleen Moore XYillian1 Easter -Io Ann Cuthbert Thomas linker Doris llatanelas Robert Hodgkin Laura Larson l.0l'l'CiI1L' lick 3Cl'lliCC Duke lflinuz' Morrill Lynn G1':u'cs Qulscrt XXI-lkcl' Mary I.Illll'ifSl'Il , . I um .'Xcc:1l'clfv Rulmy lizlyslmic-1' NYy0n1:1 Dclim lrlrt I,IllI'iCi2l Clzu'cm'c Czlrlsoll R Nlclfm-cl XYUH obcrt NcN:unec Xvifgillill ,Xllcu 'Xrthur l.m'kmz111 Paul Iiulmta 'cl Betty Clark William BlcL'rz1kc11 lunnnc Lewis Betty blulmsmm Alex Huy VIUSCPII I'uIlz11'c juan Ummm Stwrvy Beatrice Mudricl Page 15 ,J Page 16 Kenneth Fogg Doris Sanders Rodney Kirklmride liathlene Adkins jack McGee Ruth Ramsey George Manelis Shirley Lauver Marilyn Kirsch Robert Stroh Marvin Strauch Gary Read Dm Mildred Ustermiller wnna ,lean Lucas Eldon Harrington Lorraine Sutler Norman Harrison Joyce Gcttman llonald Martindale Mary Gustin Darlene Kunkel Glenn Smith Sam Blackham Charlotte McNanice Dick McMahon ,Ioan Acord -Izunes Burke joan Williams Ronald Lowry lfinily llurrison David Brown Joy Gillespie Randall File lllury Fay Keith Dowling RIZl1'g2l.1'Ct Fay jznnes Crews Mary Green Glen Cherry Roberta Day Conrad Kreuzer , Shirley Ferguson Ray Kuutz Margaret Harrington Philip Ruckinan lietty lloffcrber Clayton Golden Bonnie VVehbcr Page 17 Q'-w Page 18 XX'.lliam Nakano Luella Curran .Iuseph M:11'tcllam lim-1-ict K JlSL'l1ZIHSkj' Robert Mai Laura Ima- Hrmvn blames Muon Barbara Christensen Leslie Nagin' lhmalrl Campbell Lotus .Nun Sharp Louis llc-num Fxhirley Llljilll llcan XX'umis HQUQ' l,l'iSCUH ilfxmlcl Moser Iflizcalmctlm Paulus Paul llaulun 'Ya ilvu llwrwu . .-' Nlurtun Goldstein Charlene Zikc llunalcl Lucas Diane I'1'oclrmnicles lhmalrl XYax YL-rnon Maddox LS lllarie tJ'l lashi Mary Laurits Matilda 'liZll'ill1tUlZ'. etty Judy Chester Sorensen C11 'Vernon Gale lfdwiu Sunnergren Barl Shirley Lawrence llo lllary llerry cs. llilly .In Stcgman xx' J Carol Stark lXlartha Christy Jara Grigslmy nald Putter' .wen Klein ayne Child can Rish Daryl Klein Lois Mills Betty XVade lfllen Smith Page 19 Bud Federer, Nancy Bunch, Mary lllortensen, and Andy liunten. 1 1 F luniors l Some 325 juniors have contributed an outstanding' record to l Because of a slight mishap, the junior class was unalile to present thi However, in dramatics, Eddie Fowler, Shirley Kinney, Sharon Strin! ous, llill Thompson, Pat Gardner, and Donna Reed won acclaim, Lenore Hoffman, Bill Thompson, VVillard Sanclahl, Mary Mortensen, Bob VVood place at various speech and delmate' meets. , Sixteen of the juniors were elected to the National Honor were: Andy Bunten, Dale Buckendahl, Betty lingleman, l'at Car Carolyn Groves, lletty Hoyt, Phyllis Jack, Shirley Kinney, Keith I' tensen, Brian Murphy, Donna Reed, Margery Reed, Sharon Strinili l l l l l r 6 l i l Page 20 l our school this your ir annual junior Play. linff, Mike Christo ml- I5 for that clepartment lKeith Kvenvolclen and ociety in .'Xpril, 'llhc-5 ner. Lenore lloffmzm venvolclen, Mary Mor . and llolm Zuckerman RUXX' l: llc-lon XX'ivlm1:m, XYillinc XX'ill4i11smu1,.Xltz1 l c1'g'l1sm1, Klzzrilyn lfux, .Xl1ilI'L'Y 'l'mx'nscml Naulim- llunch, llvlty, Spry, llumllly l,:u11'itsc11. :mcl llornllmy L.l1'KllllilCZ. NUXY ll: Clzzrcllcc Czlrlsuu, llclmcr XX'umls. llolm Stroll, XYcslex' llcllurcl lion M lllL I , ZlXX'lllllllL'-Y, lluz ldllllll, Ycrlin llllffcr, :xml hlim l'411l'ZllJL'C. RUXX lll: lion l,cl1mkul1l Slu-1'm'1n ilz1vlm'cl l,'11'1'x' xllll'l lV l'ufl l vL1 lhm Ynunm mfl ll uulml . . .1 . .-,1 lulf, ':.: z' bZlllCl1lg'C. IQUXX' lX': lulm lXlm1tm':1, XYZl1'l'l'll l'0cla-11, lNlclx'i11 lXlClllilIl, lion l'ullc-11, Carol Clzlrlc, llzlrrx' l+'1'c':l1 1 lxcl Lulwcll, :mml lxclmctll l'zu'r1s. u luniors , . , . JUNK l: Xclflzl Xllillff, l.cm1z1 .Xr1mlml, X'l1'g'i11iz1 l'usl, lfrzmlcic llIll'lJIlllg'll, Blzlrgcry lin-L-cl. ll1ll'llIlI'Il lX1I.llll,blC!lllll0 l,lllIlll'l'.1lllfl lla-tty lillk'llCllS. RHXX' ll: llzlrrict Nlln1tg'mm-1'y. blzmivc lluutll, Alezmiuc Sctlwzaflccn, -lu Xclkins, luvcc Xlmm- llm'lQ l I lxzmclulplm, lin-lows lxzmflulpll, llc-tty l'c1'1'y, .lczm l51'zmn:m,'mrl Carol l':IlU'lCIllZlIl. ' rs RUXY lll: Shirley lfrvc. Gvm-gc Sclmm, l,cl:1ml ll!llIllCl', Dun lfurmzm, llill llulmcs, llurl l'ACllL'l'l'I'. l,cu .Xsl1lw:1, :mcl llv11Qx'icx'Q llCl'g'CIl. RHXY lX': lim Suttfm, llmx'z11'1l liuycc. nl. ll, l'f:1slc1', l'll'Z11lli lluirml, lim llumlvlv. llClll'Q'C liillglulm. Hull .Xlcxzmclm-1', ilcrnlfl Kllllcr, :mul lllll Altmzm. Page .El 3, 1 Y . .Q X Wi? RUXV lt lllllij' l,Illllk'lS, Rllll'g1ll'l'l 'l'zlitl, qX1'lm'm' l:L'l'l.f1lSUl1, -lllllilllil Slllllllk'XYUI'lll. Mmm Slwrlm. :xml ,xlllll'l'f' ll:-lmw T P ' ' RUXV ll: Klzxry llnrry, .'XlAlL'llk' l.L-vitt, llmmal Rk'L'fl,.l1llllCC Rn-ul, lXlllll lmwll. Nilllfj' llvlxcr. :mul Nlnry l,-.mls llilmnrtin. ROW lIl: lovtc l'qIlY, Nlzlrv lVl l'lQllSL'Il, Nlilmlu-1181-mtl, llfllfk' l,uwcl'y, 'lk-cl l,cw11mlusl-ii. RiCll2ll'fl lilllgllillll, lll-tix l luulq. .uml Jnzzmim- Stallings. RUXY IV: llolu SUITIISCII, l.cRuy XXHICII, liulm XYmmrl, Bula Scott, lllnrvirl XYolf. llill C-lrflillcr. lllcn lJFlllll1l,fIllll lluglx Taylor. luniors ROXX' l: l':xt Fullcr, Donna llincs, Marilyn jolmsmm, IQIIIUQISIIL' XYurk111al1, ,Ioan Yartcr. zmcl Betty Stull. RUXY ll: hluzmm- Lewis, lilzulys llnrslmrg.g'l1, Glzulys ,-Xrris, -lunc liocrncr, l'z1t llznrrlm-F, Sl1llAlk'j' l.:xxx1'vm'v :mul llnrlwzu 1 Rummcrficlcl. NUXX' lll: Clam-11:1 lln-rrin, Olin- l.u11 'l':1tg.1c, ,lvzm lfvkx-1'ln-. -lwzm lCvlcvrlc, Cnuwvlylm llxwwxx-N, llumly' l'1'q11i1lvf, -lm fXlcl2mx':111, l l-rn Yam llurcu, uncl lla-tty Mussiv. ICUXX' IY: XYill:1rcl Szmclzllll. fonrzlml Sllvrwmnl, .lim Rl1lJlIISUll, ll1'y:u1 Nlurplly, ,lulm XXlllll'FlllK'5. ll-,ln lxm-x. lzflelu 7 lfmx'lm', :mal llill 'llllUll1l1SOl'l. Page 22 KUXY I: lllurizl lllfllll, llumtlly IQ itzlw, lic-zltricv llcrllzlmlcz, l'z1ltc llcvlccr. Maxim- Murzlll. :mc l,:1Ruc AlUlll'l'. RUXX' ll: llL'lllllL' llcrnznmlvz, llcrtrl lczm Schull? Xl111:1U'Cm111m' lfclitll liwclc llc-tlrn Vip- ' IQHXX' Ill: Ricllz' : Coffmzul, :mcl Gem- Kinclsclmi. ual l'111 llulv l'cml:u'x'is, L'm11':ul l,L'swl'. lxcilll l'm'l1, llulm Klicllclfm, .luck 'z .Xlymx Curl Uccllipinti, :mtl .Xlvin Calc. QUXY IX' 'Xlcl ' ' ' 3 . 'vm L':1sscln1:u1, lllilllili' Niclwls, lzlul Mzuxncrs. lxivlmzzrcl lllycrs. Sylvc-ste-1' llI'CL'll llzmwlcl llzlvis. ,Iimmy Ncwcullllmcr, zmrl ilculwfc Rzlnms. 5 luniors IQUXX' I: lsllfk' Stillwcll. licvcrly llcrry, llclcn XX'cl1lmc-1', llctlx' 'llUI'l'L'V, llmmzx glllllll 1' I , . . Xu l.1 llIlllSUll. :mel l.c llunnzl Xclsmm. lxHXX' ll XI uin lin, 2 . 1' ' . jfcllwzmcll, .Xlmmlmzmm l'ulluclc, Dick Iluuifcr, -lim Pago, lluzmc .lllllll5llll, ll1lI'lLlIl Stanley, llwiglll lQlIllSl'j',1lllil lszllwllc liuslcv. RUXY III: Cliff ll:1l4lxx'i11,.lim licpfcrlc. lion llcymnlclsz Xm'1n:1n llflllllllltlllfl,.lZl1llL'S Klzlllu-xml, Imglm- llmtll, :xml llulw lllillbll. 1 1 . . f x 1 - IMJXX IX 1 llwu QIll'k'X'CI'. lllll Llurlsun XY:1llv lc-mlmlcc lion lluw -ll HH '- - ' ' ' . - . . 1 , l 4.111 lllbllqllfl. Llmrlu- Mmm- smu, Hull llriclwll, llclllgliw Clilfli, :mcl XX'ill:11'cl XX'l1itc. Page Z5 . , 1 , . . 1 s1rl1,Nl:11'I:ll1 X lll IQHXY I: lizitlilc-cn Sliziw. Klurx' I.. limes. Mary Srlilclicz. Virginia O'Ilzu'C. limfigciic I'ctc1's. khmlyii Clark. lJm'iQ IiiIgm'c',':u1rl ililziinc llzillns. IQHXX' Il: Kl:u'jm'ic' SClIl'lCIlCI'. Ilclcii llunlzlp, Czmml 'lluckciy Ruth flzlrclm-V. lrcm- Slilm.-s. Iizillu-rim I.z1ck, .Iwycc Yzuiclclici. :incl Nlzxxiiic llczulrick. QUXX' Ill: L':11'wI Sc-vzirl, llmvzircl linglisli, Tum KlcL'11c,.Iz1ck Higgs. -lim Clark, llill Nlcilinnis. :mil lla-rm Ilzlvis. IQHXX' IV: lic-itll llzmv. XX':1x'm- lulmsmi, Ilulw Ilurlclcs, lliclc llzmg, lliclq -Izwksmi, Ilugci' lic-:uly llmvzniwl Ilclx-rt, :incl l'il'IIllL'IS Iluiistmi. luniors RUXX' I: l'ZX'l'lX'!l l,oI1m:1n, Irene Mzuiclis. Gwen blcnscn, l.c1im'c lluffmzm, llclym' XX':1lIw1'. Czmll XX':1trivi1s, :uicl Slizmm Stfimling. ' ' 1 IUIXX' II: Klzlrx' lflizzilwtli limes. blczmnc llzigwmcl, Klzu'g'z11'ct .Xlirc-ns. luvclyii XL-1' In'11g'g'c. Nlzu SIIZIXY. 'llrciinn Ilutcliismi. llurutliy lQQst1w1.:uicl llurlccn Xlzirner. RUXY Ill: Clizxrlcs Slim-s, Ilicliurcl Xlllggciic-i'. Nike Cliiwtopiilus, Nivk Smilis. lfrcrl lIm'i'cgu lllziuricc llziructt, llulm Cmnk, -luck llcnlim, :mil .Izunew Allen. IU JXY IY: llzirv Klzircliicr. .-Xrllcmlcl ilmvins. lim l'c-try, Ixcitli Quimper. Imlm Luclieriiiziii. Iiwiiig' Xxullll ' ' A 1 x uicl li il I' Q slay. hlnlm Kelley, lmlm lzlttmsmi, Stanley I'Icl1:1't ,: a x rl1CIlg'l'. Page 2-I RUN' it Z RUN luniors v, Pitty Parsons, Ruth Simmons, Nancy Bunch. Donna Goclel, lirnestine Arnold. -lennie Sills, Norma Hell, Peggy Corbin, and -loan MCCz1fferty. N' ll: Dean -lulinsun, llnli Kay, Holm Storey, Bula Hynclman, Don Malnie, Virginia Cuiterrcz, lic-tty lwancis, .lulm Beleckly, and l,e1'o.ySt0ll. Y III: liugene Vizina, Ted XYilliains, Dick Aclsit. Ray XYaiters, Gene Freclrick. Dick .-Xitkens. Dick xvililillllx liill llaniilton. and Hill Wkmocliiig. Y IV: Keith Kveiivulcleii. aines ,-Xincn, Richard Kinff, Paul Garcia, Robert Carlson, ack Teaffue, - . rs . 6 Dun llerlmer. Richard Dlohnston, and -lulin Mann. Page Z5 l A Mary Mcnay, ua.-W... -.......-, sew--- -----s.., M-, ,rw kie jones Sophomores H The Sophomores entered the high school early in the Fall vainly trying to evade the upperclassmen, and at the same time adj school. As time passed they became more organized and more con the school, joining various clubs and other organizations which w elected their class officers, and also showed their worth in the fiel By May, the Sophomores had become seasoned veterans of, looking forward to assuming the responsibiliies of Iuniors in Sept Class officers are Barbara Bourne, Presidentg Gordon Benes Mary McKay. Secretaryg and Sparkie Jones, Council Representat' Page 26 l e frightened children t themselves to a new ent of their place in open to them. They of athletics. heyenne High School. ber. , Secretary-Treasurerg C. vu RUXY l: Suruli .Xllll0I'SUl1,-lL'1llIlllC Mills. licvcrly l i'eclcx'ick, 'llliczi lizuiclolpli, Mary lXlL'!lI'S, lmuis l,mx'c, Czmtliy Cin'cli1ici', :incl .In-:iii llluurc. RUXX' Il: iXl1ll'f'kl1ll'C lli'cisli:u'li, Yxmiiic Almics, .Xim lfllltll, llzlvmi llumlmlc. lillllllll' Nevins. Inc quclim' lgiylmiirii, llurzi Nllfliillfl. :incl Yzisliti l.mig'. N1 IXX' Ill: iiflllfl' S uilmlciicr, llnrlciic l7:uii1'mx', l,c:1l1 llIll'1llI1U', :xlZll'.0l'lC XYlClillllll1. Sliirlcv :Xllll XY:lit v - r '1 4 1 5 - lvy, Xzuicy lxmiclscii, lhmzl lznylm-, :mtl nlum- Qllilcl. IQHXY ll: llulm Ll1llYL'l'l. llulx llulmcs, lllyrini llnclismi. Xlclvin l,:1ix'i'c11n'L', XYllllil'l'll Uvlcr. Clillmwl Stevens, l'il'2llllilll1 Smith, :mil lfugcnc Dumiuguc. Sophomores RUXX' l: l':1l lik'lllIC1lj', liliugcm' liI'1llilNX', llctty l'iiclw1', -luzm Llmlq, llclurcs liuycv. Klzixiiic Liliilcls :mil Iuzui l'AZlll'l?ZlIlliS. RHXY ll? liutli Nlulxvs. lfvclyii Kula-ali, li1lI'llill'2l lYilsmi. Sllirlcy lfzilcs, llZll'lJIll'Zl Xuiwcll, H0115 l,1lj'l 1lllI'1lt', l':gulinc XXillllZlIllS. Mary hlvzm -Innes, :mil Marx' Lou liziuffiiizui. RUXX' Ill: lk-lim-s lic-rlws, llilllllll' l,1lll '. Klvx llcss, l7xx'i0'l1t lic :lu-1-Io, immv LlUIll.llS. immx' Kil- . 5 IN g'ui'c, L'l:1i'cm'c llmiiszi, limvga-no Null, :mil -Imam llzlvis. D i IQHXX' IX': llxilv ixllllllll, llill li11lllliSL'll.Axfllllll' llL'l'lIIlll1ll'I6, lk-am Murrismm, Lloycl liiggs, lluwzml , , llcrlmst, llill llclm, :mal Lliuvk llryzuit. Page Z7 RUXX' I: lletty Miner, llorutliy Noetzelinan, Ina Mae Roselmerry, Artist Rnlmin, Cllorin XX':1g -lenine Moore, Louise Samuel, :incl lilziine Lopez. RUXY ll: llelures cll'ZlY, Sanforcl Licking, lX'lE1l'Vl11 XY0lf, lack llznniltun, Rulwert Mm1tg'miiery. IM Klzwtellero, , Xl'llllll' Usterman, and lionnie Setlmueken. RUXY lll: Rnlmert Allen, Hob l u1'cum. -lean XVuucl. blames Christensen, limi liCl'Sl1lL'lll. XX':1llL1 llimiwliweig, :incl Carl Recliker. RUXY lY: llill Reed. Lelzmrl lllasnn, Kenneth XYl1ite. lion Russell, lYz1lter Lance. XYIlllK'l' Svliwiim lflniei' lialezlen, Dexter Kelley, :incl liill llZl1'il11C1'. Sophomores Rl JXX 'T' ' l: lleltv lluvicl, llarlzi jean lfletclier, Helen llutenxllus, Lillian Young, Alllllllll Ux':u'1l. .livin Nlulirlzilig, Yerla Rliocles, :incl llelores Anient. . . , . RUXY ll: Gene Lzunlm, lack Rliozxrles, Ricliarcl Deets, Holm Allen. llielmiwl Blzlgur, lxunzilml llirslg lm RUXX llmnzln. lxielizzrcl lloy. and lXlZll'YlI1 llzunlmurg. ' lll: lnlin lluntlev. Melvin llenzel, 'lolin lfziwl. l'1'z1nlc lXlZlZZl1Cl'Il. Nike X ulpe, lXlIlI1lll'l X :Llc XY:1lter llusty, Il-Ilfl 'Don XVumlcock, I I ' RUXY lY: Rlillillfl Ll1l1Ol'1lC, lluwarcl Cliapnmn. Nlerlyn CUIIIICV, -lolni l21llllL'l'. llnl .Xuiili-flu. Cliznlu Rnliwer, lien l'z1ss:n'elli, Hill Ames, 'llecl Cziiwziiizuigli, ancl 'lluclml lllcliinney. Page ZS llll Rf HY RC JXY Ni DNN RUXX l'XX 'ilnizi Mcrklin, 'lunct XYespe, Slizirou Lynn Gale, lftlielyn liinglimn, -lZlCI1llCllllC l,ZlllCl'S0ll Rose Marie Sinclcn, Shirley lllcilcc, Joanne llzickcr. :incl Rlzirtlia Eugen. ll: -lzlclc llnulclin, llilly Stoner, Sziveriu l'ollzu'c, llill Sinclair, Dean Collin, 'lluny licvinctto lNl:n'g':11'ct .-Xnn XYQQS, and liZl1'l1Z11'Zl Almles. Ill: blzickic Rulmcrtsmi. Dim -luclcr, Donalcl XVz1y, Robert Melvin, l'lZll'1'y Rogers, ,lion Rinninc llzliwrlcl llrnwn. :incl Gary liirge. , 4 ,. IX 3 lulwmmcl lllxlflllilll, l4ilYCl'Il Groskop XX'lll'll'fl lV'ul , 1 swortli. Melvin llunczin, Miclizicl .Nlcx xinclcr, liclclic llzicflczm, .lznnes XYilliznns, Robert Snyder, and llzivicl Teufcl. Soplricomores Q N, Y , VY Q . ' RUXY l: Alum-flu Berkley, llnnnzi Smith, lfvelyn Coupe, Donna Stark, Phyllis l 1'z1zcll, vlzinicc liilil- ' ini sen, Glcnis lcncc. :incl lizirlmlwi lirun IQUXY ll: Cminic llzippcl, llntty Gruncl, Nancy linrr, Ann Zl1CliCl'lllIll1, lllurilyn Xllmwcls, Aluznnic XYillnugl1lmy, liclty l,ou Svlilntcr, :incl lletty llutters. RUNV Ill: Iiunnzl Blziclclux, Gene lllcrrill, Phyllis llzinse, Zulu llunscn, Qliezminc Slllll'llL'l.l, llclcn lllmzulcs. Alcan 'll:iylur, und Laurzi Bailey. Rl NY IY: .lcrry Snyder. Nick lkiiiupniilos, james Galax, Dale ll:11'1'is, Kenny lll:1i1',.'Xl Clzircizi, Ancly lzlg'li:u'mn'c, :incl lXlZ11'Yil1 l,CtC1'50l1. Page 29 RUXY l: llmmic llruwiilcc, Yirqiiiizi Cliilclers. lczui Lclilizlrt, Curcvl Yzm Zee, llzlisy ixllll' 'liziylm llzirlwzirzi Ql?lSll. :mil lletti' Lim XYZllliCl'. i RUXX' ll: lczuicttc Nualccs, llz11'lm:u'zl llaucr. Rmizllcl ilillezml, Clzlyuni rllillutsmm, .lolm Nlills. 'Ibm ziiin, llclcn Crziwfurfl, :md Delores 'lll'l1l1DlC. RHXX' lll, lliclc limos, lfrecl llcneclict, lim Czirlsmi. Holi Klwiitgmaiiiely, .lulm l'1'icc. l'mx'L-1' llzllu Y lim XCXYlllZlll. :incl lxcx l u1't11Cy. RUN' IY: luck Sm-flzlkcr. Riclizircl XYilcnx, llulmcrt llzlglcy, lflclmn llimmi, lion lN1Cl'l',.lL'lll7lllQ'S lim sim. ,lnlm l'lzu'iics, llill Yum Zee, zmcl Cliuclc ,Xl-i-lC1'lJZ1L'l1. Scphomores Rim IQUXX RUXX l' Nlziry Nlcliziy, lluris Slizwlmles. .Mm lllmmiliclcl, Uzlrul Clizuiilncrs. -llllli' llmmk, lla-ttv ll hill., Nlnry lfllcii Cliristenscn, Lucy Xcstzil, :incl l':llCCllROll1lCl-1611 ll' XYilm:i Q'zu'llic-1'-f. l7mm:1 lllzlx' 1XtZlCli. NZIIICX' li'x'iiig', Rliuflzl l,cz1f. ll:u'lwzu':1 llulll'Ilk', llzirlmu 1 N lic-llc-i'. llumllly lJZlX'lS.-lC1l1lClllC Leon. :mrl llc-lc-rcs llcmlcrslint. - ' ' ll'7il llrif-'fm Nl'i1'-'Av l :z1'lvwi1ie limi Ymlci' l.cmx' lhlliiiiiimiil, lining . 1 x 1 , 1 . 55,, 1 ,H 4 , , ' lll l 11 lliililnum 1 L l'clci ii IRL Nlillu l'lt ll - f'5ll, -A . ' 1 xccvcs, :mtl Helly l'ctc1's. IQUXY IX lliilll lciiscii, llick .f'Nlcx:mclei'. Clizlrlcs llcll. ilurflcli llcnesli, Xyllllillll limes. lic-1 Sclmciclcr, 'Max Szitcliell, :incl -lt'l'1'y King. A Page 30 int l Xl! Jlll, v A l 1 l RUXX' I: ,Iuyfc Yilutt. liilcun XX'ilsm1, lXl21l'j' Sprinkle, -Iczmine Slzlglc, ll:11'lwzu':1 Kelley, llcrzllf I' l' Nl ugnct lluiu Qluux lllx tm mcl Nl ujuuc ' ell Y I 1 1': .:',, :1 ,: .1-'-Flmv. 1 , I li ' 'Ili ' '. 5 l'CCli, l'z1t Reed. Sllirlcy Yu lxllll' ll: llctty Sigxx':11'ml, llcrrcttzl llurlml, Ruse R01-'111', llelcu I'1t1ini1 ll'1lm mul lc 1mm lll llu Y MJXX' Ill: Luis Mac, l lu1'c11vc XX'l1cc'll1u11sc, lfrccl llflltll, Dale Moses, l'lllllC1' 7ul'1uf Hula X m lx Alyuw, Maury Nluwluclq, Xlicc KluN:1i1'. :mcl .Xl'ClC'tll.l0lll1SU - x 'MXN IX . lhlm lldlllls, lxcnt Kzlmplwcll, hlcrry Curlncy, llcrnzlrcl Ncwlzmfl. liwlmcrt Al1lCj', llcuc Cmwnmllmmllglmey. -Icrry Czartcr, .lim Kllllylbll. Sophomores ll. 4 4 K - RUXX RHXX RHXX lit PW ' l: Ilclm-Q5 XYvickum. l 1':1m'is lil-aus, Alugun lilJl'l'CS,Cl1Zll'lCllL'QllMllx lllllllllt lxul XX'l1itc', Carol Yust. :mcl llumtlmy XYillis. . 1 , ...x ,x ,... , . -1 . A 1 - x p 1 1 ' ' Was, l.Ull.X1 ll ,l'lL'KIl.lCllllC 'llmvnsc ll luqmllm Nlulu llllnn Nluculu llqtty lnun. Llmlluttc lxcl , . llclmw-N lflulmr. .Xll1ll'l'j' lQmx'la-y. llclty XYElg'4lllCl', :xml llctty Lou XYllllZlIllS. lll. Xhlltu xX.lllll'llL'1lll, .Xmly Ifuluplllus. -luck lluntcr, lxlioy Sl0WZlI'l, llill Smith, Hull llmsl, Xurlwrl llczulriclc, llulm lillmlvs. :mil lJick'l'c:1sm1, Illllll lm . ,V 'xl . ,..,. IX. Mal lll l711m':m, fiom' llzlllzltiu, -lulm ilrnlllunrl, Roy llilflllill. l.elzu1rl l'l:1i1'lv:1nks, Nm xclnlt lulm llnmm llill lluxx 11111 on . b . . . . :Incl .Xrlcu Mas Page 31 ROW' 1: Joan Lewis, Shirley Pettis, Margaret Fay. Ruth RH111SCj',jOZlll Acord, Betty llacker. ROXY II: Evelyn Schepp, Ruth Gardner, Shirley Lujan, and june Carlson. RCWV III: Phil Yarter, jim Tilker, Kent liorgaard, Paul Head, and joe Mctlowan. Annual At the beginning of the year, staff members for the annual were chosen to fill places in their respective departments. Captain Bates and Phil Yarter took pictures of the school activities. Ruth Gardner was rv- sponsihle for all art work. lletty Hacker and jo .-Ncord prepared the Senior panels. .loan Lewis. Shirley Pettis, and Shirley Lujan had charge of the organizations. lirelyn Schepp, and .Nun Stalker were responsible for the classes, and .lim Tilker and Kent llorgaard composed the athletics section. Ruth Ramsev was business manager assisted by june Carlson, joe Nctlowan and l'aul llcad. Margaret Fay was editor. RONV 1: .loan f'Xcord, Shirley Pettis, joan Lewis, joyce Moore, .loan Yartre, Betty llacker. Ruth Zulauf, 'Betty Scott, Pat Fuller, Donna Hines, and Sherry Martin. ROW' Il: livelyn Sehepp, Lucy Nestal, NVilma Carlberg, june Hook, Carolyn Cunningham. Shirley Lujan, Pat Dinneen, Fern Van Doren, lietty Massie, Ruth Gardner, and Sally Lewis. RUVV lll: Paul Head, Bill McCraken, jim Tilker, lfugene VVilks, Mike Christopulos, llob Knox, Lewis Denton, Dale Montgomery, and Bill Foy. Newspaper The journalism class made the editing of the Lariat newspaper one of their projects for thc last semester. The staff consisted of interested journalism students and any others who had some experience in newspaper work. Page 32 S f If F l ip Track hampions 1946 T110 ll'ium'1'-Pliill Andrews takes first in the mile rn11. l l 1 l lf!-ving High-Hurdle hlalsters take the harriers in their stride. Nrwl Sllllll' 1lvIfv4The ounger generation gives mural support while loe Lathrop rolls over the har. l l Q TlIl'L'1' Point Land lg-HCarl Lathrop hits the flirt after cle ring the pole in the :unnml track meet. Page 34 1 Initiation lrfu fum' liflll' ll --l'urt1'z1yi1ig tlw lZlll'- ci' sox, t li 4' s 6 pruspective nu-nilmcrs :irc living initiutccl into tlic l'vpstcr Cluli. A 3 .Ywzv limi' Nlzlry lilll'l'5', liusc Tslillzl, -luzumc Q'l1i'ifatc11scii. :mcl Rlziry l'ull:u'c give thc girls Il lcssmi in lmii' styling. fJf r'lI l1'irfr' li0llIlj' lllzlir tzllws liis llICKllClIlC lilxc .1 mzui cluring tlu' Vcpstcr imtizituni. ,Sijwmzz lim' 'Ilia' girls rrmvml :mmml tu scc XYlllllS llvxt. y 5 l Early Fall Events II lm! ' l,mclv 1.1111 btorcv rccclvcs :L llttlc zlrlvwc' Irwin burnt L zunplwll in thc art ul' lighting the IlUI'llCCUIllil1g Inmfirc. Our ludfulz l'1'i11ff'.v.x' and llvr .lfI1'11d1l11l.vf l.imlx' l,1 Stnrcy. Ruth XYcickmn. 1 -1:1 ' - 'z cl1cerlezulc1's are always tlmcrc-. Supl1m11m'c Rc-cc-ptim1. Page 36 ..YI'Zu'tIj'.Y 'l'l11'1'4'A -lfzxir wczlthcr ur foul. win an' Iusv, mu w'1111.x'.x'lm1f' llllll' tu slt rluwn :md wal Il wlnh' :lt thx Early Fa-111 Events lI'.v flu' l'11if111'111 'l'l1f1f Uris 'l'l11'111-just for your information, tI1at's .lim Schafer, leader nf the hand. iitlll Tv!! ilflll, I'r'1'11--A pep talk from Okie. Q. Cqlffflillfj tl lx'11y -The Suphmnore return gets off tn a good start. 1171111 lin ll'v lluw 1Iz'l't'.,-hl1lSt another aclclecl attrac- tion is this game nt' checkers at the SOlJillllHUl'6 Return. it Page 37 igc Basketball Shots 'lima 1,0l1lf.Y-Jlllll' hall 'ust J thrown hy Nlmitgmiicry hcaclccl for ll swishcr. I Cillfz' .tlazglvfiluc l.Zltlll'Oll s h 0 ot s an off-lnalzuicc' clrive shot as Uris Cham- hcrlaiii awaits thc rc- hmmcl. Hmzzrtffzll l'iUl'Hl'flJZllC Klum- lim' gmnery. all-state ccntcr. lets go with a mic'-liaiiclvcl set shot. HH' .S-lily - uf - llnlrlikv f- - liaskcthall games hruacl- castefl from Klflil' with llerleffi at the mike. :tml with llorrismi ancl llcii- iiing. furegrmiml, cl mm i ii g the spotting. State Champions lzkzxhv .Ylml 'slack lfmistxlml puts tlw bull right mm-1' thc uct. lf11ll111.vifr.v1ll lmlizm fans :xl the stzltn' fHl1l'IlIllIll'IlI give' :L cllccr fur thc tczun. 'l'f'nf1l1i1'.v 'l'l1c players rc- ccivc the-ir zuvzmls fm' sialic lmzlskctlulll chzunp- lnllsllqm irmn thc Mm'- vrmw. 'nge .5 int.-we-'- Girlsl Sports Bathing Hl'fIlIflr'S-,lllizlll Yarter and .loyee Moore with U Page swimming instructor, Miss Mary lillen Orr. 1 lfasf Gaim' of Ping Pongfllona Soclen serves Il fast one over the net. IIlUlIA'l'l'.Y lillC hest way to play husehztll zteeorcling to these girls. Strike TTx'lIfCZlSCj'iS at the hut hut she will not let the hall go hy again. Jnmff Ballfiflie haskethall game gets nnclerwzly with a good start. 'H-Ilz Yu l3n111 --liviclently the girls clon't agree with the re1'eree's decision. 40 Swimming I fl .S'cl-f-Rczlclv fm' the race. s lx'l'f1'v1'.s'- Jlr. Xlurphy isn't as happy about the l,zu':uniC trip as the boys. 4',v'1'1' OfffffStz1rt of one uf thc races at the I,:u':u11ic meet. llllfiuliml fU11ly zu 'l'u11ml1:uvk initizlticm could luuk likc this! C '5 '? E 41 Page 42 R. CD. T. C. Build 'Em FP and Tmr 'lim IJUTVII---.'X lesson in the KllSZ1SSCllllJly of unto- matic rifles. Huff Two, .7i1II't'l'. 1:0III'f4SCI'g'CZlllt Finley puts the boys through their paces. Mass Drill-Company C forms fm' 1llZll'Cll' ing. Hwy, lfookiv-XVl1y officers get gray when the new cadets learn to drill. R. 0. T. C. 'Ulm' Girard-'f.Xt Holnecmning. I Job-Cleaning rifles for inspection. lHvnl1'o11-L'aclets being inspected fm the three best soldiers, nflm school. l'cn.w' filo1l14'11!.v+H1'e:lkil1g down to the best soldier. Dances Special Dat -jim Banks proudly escorts D nna Reed to the hig occasimi -1 HE MIDYICAR. Flying l:l.llfjl'l'S4BilI Thompson spins for the Midyear. J i Sfwvvr as C'and-v-The music seems to right out of this world. ' J N 1 i 4 N 1 ia lilting melody at the pizmn have transported these two fitvfillff Sl'l1fI.llIt'HftII O'zu'r YQHMSIOWE the iiumd for this dance at t e Page 44 Really H0 f and dreaniy music supplies Miclyear furnial dance. -The Swing Chili gets in :L ' hot licks at the Miclyear. Pan Amerlcan Club Tin' Talvlvuzr-Auf the Xllesteru Hemisphere. .hlfllllllzfll SIIIIHX-:Xl the llllll-.'XlllCI'lCZ-111 Night program. SfNIlll.VlI ll1lIlt't -.X feature of the lmanquct held last Fall. IIUFIIH-X' Ullt'.Vf.T uf thc Cluh ut its banquet. Page 45 Page 46 Mid-Year Affairs II'i11fc'r H'OIldt'I'fKl7IlI'f'l1l1C clccmutiqm tlwlm for the Nliclyear t'fn'mz1l clzmcc. group prcsc-11ts thc :umm Cll1'iSUllllS lJl'tlgI'2llN. lH'llgl'1Illl. H-v Culxdlrliylll- -'I'l1c unuw-lt .S'I'IL'lIf Xigffll. llulbv Xigffll X tzllmlczm flunn thc f'IH'iSUIl1l H ll Trial by Jury vvlw IU-wily l?r1'alu.vum1'd.v i All Slffflll' lll ll row frmn a scene in 'l'RlA-Xl . BY -I L'RY. 1'c'lr1ln1'.v !Y--Ready to hear the jury sing its's verdict. dvr in flu' fqtlllff--IIIIIC Knerner takes the stand in the operetta, 'l'1'iz1l by jury. Left to right: ,Inn Runyun. clefendant: Les lirnwne, counsel: Rinkie NYU- lizuns, judge: Kent Czuuphell, enunsel's assistant: june liner- ner, plaintiff: and lfrank Klul- hern, usher. Page 47 Music Groups Snfvlmumrv lfl1.S'L'IlII7IC - Row l: Carol Chambers. Connie Happle, June Hook, Evelyn Coupe, Peggy XV ees and janet lVespe. Row ll : Mary McKay. Barbara li o n r n e, Nancy lrving, Rhoda Leaf, Dorothy Davis, and Barbara Almles. Absent: Vat Chal- lender. Junior Trifvlv Trio - Sharon Stfllllllllg, -I n n e Koerner, Betty Hoyt, Shirley Kinney, Ruth Gardner, Carol lingle- man, Lenore Hoffman, Don- na Soclen, and M a r g e r y Reed. Smziur Trifvlz' Trio - I, i n cl y Lon Storey, lilizalmeth Paul- us., llarlmara Byrnes, Fran- ces Arp, Pat IJ i n n e en Yercla Shotliff, Robert Day and -loan Smith. Page 48 .S'l1'11'1' 1'f1 ll l'11.v1' 8111110 Crazy Doin's 11 1111111 1,1 .111111'r f 'l'l1:11's X'i1'g'i11i:1 l'11wc1's Illllylllg l.l .Xl1111'r w1t11 twu Daisy Kl:1cs,wI11 AMI- kins 111111 -loycc Nl11111'c. '1111' 11'111'1' 1.1 U':'1'1' A 11111115 hkc 111llSj' Mac 1 11111-111 115' SIHQIC1 Cllllghi l1c'1'sc1I':1 lfl .Xb- 111-1' fN!lllt'j' l itc'1.1 111 tl1cc111111-s1z111ts 111 thc 51111111 llzm-141115 Dau' 1!:111cc'. 11111 ifri11.v .Xml big' lllb- mxtitvs 111 thc- S:11l i 1- ll:1xx'k111s 111111012 11'111'1i1111 '101llll'ttK' l.1Ill'1i 111111 N111'111:1 Hell rvst 1111 Il 11:1 ll fly 111014 Wllill' 11':1iti11g 1111' l.'l M1111-1'. 'l'111' 11' 111 ll 1' 1' .v - 'l'l1c 11L'St-C1I'l'SSl'f1U 1.'1 .Xb- 111-rsz1111l lizusy Macs. ll111111'1'11111i11y H1111fir1'. lI1'1'1'1'7'i111f, l.X'II'l l1,' - A l11111z1l1:1wks put 1111 ll stunt I111' ll111'1u'11111i11g :1ssc111I1ly. 111 Page 49 81111 154315. 4 19 Page 50 Academic Schedule fjllfff 1'I4'i1.w'.'f -Silcuvc is gulrl- eu, :it lczlst iu tlic liln':u'y study hall. .I 'l'yfiml l'u.vv if f C :1 l l yu Stout gives tlic czuucrzi ai lmig smile. Uv! lf.'-'lllicsc two lCiustcius seem lmcwilclcrccl mx-r lmrztiu twisters. f,'Z'l'l'UlIll' .Silfft - 'lima llzlcl, Nancy llelzcig lmcttcr lizivc Z1 guucl excuse fm' Nliss llzilc fm' tllilt OVCI'--illli' lmuuli. C'c11'4'f1rI-XX'itli at luclacr lilac that, it's not szifc tu stzuicl iu front of it. C'l'IlXtId1'.Y in C'l1v111i.vf:'-v -Nl r. Owens seems to lizivc tlic class s t u m p c cl uu Stblllt' euurnimis furiuulzi. 1 X fmzzm' tlum' Colby :xml Nlvlflllll licll. Us for Cliffs! Qlrvcll. Ic':ul11cftc Clark, Dllllll 'lil1CliCI fl J'tII'ft'I', flush bull: spccizllist. in :1 plmtugum pose. W l ACTION IN THE LARAMIIQ GAME Pugv 51 School Glimpses III flu' Cats Join In - Joan Acord and Dot Shotliff paint thc decorations for the Tomahawk Tnrnahont. Page 52 Szvvrt Tooth - Dot Quinn hnys some candy from the TOM.-XHAXVKS during the game. Pl'F.Tl7llfl'l1g flu' Editor - M a r g a r 0 t Fay checks over copy for the annual, with Pettis at the typewriter. Busy BvlI1'w'.v-livery one in study hall looks very industrious. for the photog- rapher, no doubt. Rvady, fliln, Fira'-Meinhers of the girls rifle team take a few practice shots. St'lliU1' 'l'rin-A Nancy l itcl1. lloiwmtliy Around School liflil .X,illl1l lf, 'l'111'xv 1'1' Gul ll 111' if they llZlV6lllt, the stage class will llllll-'L' it. 'l'l11' lX.Il0'?t' Ham'-f Mr. lifillltllllll gives i11st1'11c- fl tions 1111 1'111111i11g the cl1'ill press. O11 lln' Juli - .-Xt the new lathes i11 Metal Shop. lfirt' ll'nrk.v - - Klr. l,1il'liCI' supervises 11'el1li11gi11 the new Nletztl Shop. O11 l'11r11d1'-fllz11'lmz11'z1 Grigslmy. Betty l.1111 XX'ilil:1111s, hlu gxllll Lewis aclcl glzuiiutir to the l1:1111l. Slzufle. Ruth Z11l:111f. IN Page 55 l RUVV l: Setsuko Tsuda, Ruth Zulauf, Barbara Byrnes, Mary Gustin, Lynn Holeom , joan Smith, .Ieannette Clzul t Lindy Lou Storey, Phyllis jack, Lynn Graves, Charlene Zike, Marjory Reed., nd llarriet Ulsehansky, ROW' ll: Jinx Burke, Scott Campbell, Virginia Powers, Jim Banks, Betty Haelcer, P l Head, -loan .Xeord, Bill llanly Sharon SU'llllllllj.f, Bill Nakano, Donna Reed, Morton Goldstein, Betty Engel ian, llaul liuhota, Lenore llott man, Betty Hoyt, and Mary Fay. ROW' lll: Jim Read, David L. Brown, Louise Duncan, Betty Gardner, Marie Cfllash, Lnella t'urran, Betty .X. Cllllx l'at Dinueen, Frances Arp, Shirley Kinney, Carolyn Groves, Mary Berry, Hack Froistawl, lliek XX'ilson i l Oris Chamberlain. ROW' lY: Bob Zl1CliCl'l'llElll, Boh VVitters, Andy Bunten, Brian Murphy, Kent llongaarcl, Keith liyenyolilen, ll n Cainphell, Doris Sanders, Mary Mortensen, and Dale Buekendalil. ' The National Honor Sooiety 'l'lllS N.-X'l'lUN,'Xl. HONOR NRX 0RCg'XNlZiX'l'lUN was foundeil in l'7ll and the Lllll'j'l'l chapter was founded in 1929. The hasis for election to this society are: outstanding leadership. Service. and rharaeterg ant the student must he in the upper third of his class. Only five per eent of the .Iunior elass and fiftt per Cent of the Senior Class may he elected. They are eleeted hy the faeulty meinhers. One highlight of the year is their initiation at a mass assembly, in which the old ineinlmti tell the purpose and aims of the society and initiate their new nieinhers. 'Their other event uf the yt ii is the annual picuie. 'l'his year sixteen juniors and thirty Seniors heeaine menihers to add to the fourteen student who were niemhers last year. Page 5-l Student Council v ROW' l: lildon Harrington, Howard Hebert, Glenn Oslund, Joe Lathrop, Joan Acord, Mary Mortensen, Sharon Strimling. ROVV Z: Gordon Benish, ,lack Froistad, Jim Banks, Bill Thompson, Margaret Fay, Betty Hacker, Pat Dinneen, Barbara Byrnes, and Barbara Bourne. Upon the student officers and organization representatives who form the Student Council falls the responsibility of governing the student body. The council was orgzmized in 1923. Sponsoring several mixers after games, the Alumni Dance and the Mid-year Formal, making arrangenients for the gala Homecoming ceremonies and a clean-up campaign were a few of their activities. The Cheyenne council participated in several discussions during a Student Council meet of the schools of the South- eastern District held at Torrington. joe l.:ithrop was president and Glenn Oslund was Secretary Senior class officers were Bill Ta loi and B rbara n . . . I y ' ' a Byrnes: junior class officers, Howard Hebert and Mary Mortenseng Sophomore officers, Aparkie Jones and Barbara Bourne. Organization representatives were: Sharon Strimling, erchestrag Eldon Harrington, bandg VVarren Matteson, C Club, Bill 'filI0lllllSOll, P811-.'xlllCI'lL'Z1ll C lubg Betty Hacker, G.A.A.g Pat Dinneen, Tomahawksg Margaret Fay, Annual, Joan Aeord, newspaper, and ,Inn Banks, student manager. Quill andilScroll Organized as a national honor society for high school journalists, the members must be in the upper third of their class and have taken an active part in the newspaper or annual. Those members who are not in the picture are: joan .-Xcord. .lozinne Lewis. Sally Lewis, Tommy Sloiih, -Inn Tilker, Bill Andrews, and Ruth Gardner. l ,,.- . .. - - .i ROXY I: left lo right. Fern Yan Doren, Ruth Ramsey, Margaret Fay, Ruth Zulauf, Betty Hacker. ROW' 2: Harriet Olchansky, Paul Head, joe McGowan, Carolyn Cunningham, and Shirley Pettis. Page 55 Tomahawks ROW' 1: ,Ioan Acord, Betty A. Clark, Luella Curran, Pat Dinneen, Lenorc Htiffmaii, june Koerner, Harhara llyrnes, Mary Gustin, l.indy Lou Storey, Joan Smith, june Carlson, Ruth Zulauf, and Delores Randolph. ROVV 2: ojan XYilliams, Mary Mortensen, Donna Reed, Janice Reed, Carolyn Groves, Mitzie Scale, Mildred lleacham, Pat Gardner, .loyce Fay, Trena Hutchinson, Virginia Powers, and Doris Randolph. ROXY 3: Betty jean Gardner. Donna Sodcn, Ruth Gardner, Arlene Levitt, Arlene Furgcson, Shirley liinney, lfraneis .Xrp. Donna Studler, and Betty Hacker. Concert Group Music has always heen an important part of Cheyenne High School life. .N select group of eighty members consisting of Juniors and Seniors participates in the Concert Group. Miss Sylvesta XYassum, head of the music department, directs the group. Various groups have performed in the musical circles of Cheyenne and have received vvide acclaim. This year a Christmas Cantata was presented. followed hy a successful operetta, 'HX 'I'rial hy jury. 'l'he Concert Group was also outstanding in the Southeastern District Musical liestival held here. Une evening during Music XN'eek was devoted to the instrumental and musical departments of Senior lligh School. They completed the year's activities hy participating in the graduation Arista. ROM' l: lletty NYadc, .Xudrcy Townsend, lfmogene Xvliflillllll, I.indy Lou Storey, Yirginia Post, livelyn l.ohman. Margery Reed, Sharon Strimling, Ruth Zulauf, Dorothy Slagle, joan Smith, Mary lfrancis Pollare, Muriel llavenport. and Rohcrta Day. ROW' 2: .Icanne l'almer, Olive l.ou Tatge, Donna Godel, lfrnestine .-Xrnold, lilcanor Peterson, Carol lingleman. lim-tty Hailey, Ilarlmara Kahn, Mary Snedakcru Mary lflizaheth jones, Harhara Byrnes, Nancy lfdvvards, lilizalveth l'anlns, and Genevieve Bergen. ROXY 3: Norma Iicll, l.cnore Hoffman, June Kocrncr, Betty Hoyt, Ruth Gardner, Mary Shavv, Marvel Rnnnells, Dorothy Davenport, Shirley Vosler, Frances ,-Xrp, Pat Uinncen, Shirley Kinney, Dona Tucker, Zelma l'ierce, lfrancis Smith, and Maxine Brattcn. ROVN' 4: Tony lievinetto, jim Petry, Jim Runyon, Gary Reed, Everett VVood, 'lack Kelley, Charles Hell, llavid Dunlap, Dimetri liotopulons, Carol XN'atrous, Joanne Roulston, Donna Sodcn, and Ruth Simmons. ROXY 5: joe Mclntyqrc, Rinkie Xlfilliams, Andy Bunten, Glenn Oslund, I.es Browne, Frank Mulhern, lient Campbell, llud Carlson, and Sylvester Green. Page 56 ROW' l: l'hil Yarter. Ruth Zulanf, Mary Gustin, Norma Bell, Barbara Byrnes, june Colbv, and Tonlmv Sl fl I - 1 I . ,' out, 1. ROXN ll: Jeannette Clark, Lois Gray, Lee jiacollctti, Nancy Fitch, jim Banks, l'rane1s Arp, and Helen English, Thespians TlllS IS A lJR.'XM.'X'l'lC HONOR SOCIETY for the furtherance of dramatic work in high school. To become a member, one must have made outstanding contributions to the dramatic field by acting produc I 1 . - 1 7 - tion, business, or writing, and have participated in a number ot assemblies, The new members are chosen and in May the old members give their formal initiation for the new members. On Auril 2, the Thespians gave their annual Drama Night plays, which is the liighlight of their season. Officers of the group are as follows: president, Barbara Byrnes: vice-president, Nancy Fitch, treasurer, Jean- nette Clarkg and secretary, Frances Arp. The local troupe sponsor is Marian Stout. National Forensic League TH li MOST OUTSTANDING EVENT f tl N.F March ll, at the Frontier Hotel. 0 ie .L. program was the banquet initiation which was staged The members are chosen on a point system basis. Every member must have acquired so many points by participating in the various speech meets and programs that were held during' the year. This year's chapter of the N.F.L. has won every speech meet. The various meets were held at Longmont, Regis College, Denver University. Cheyenne, and the University of VVyom1ng. The officers are as follows: president, Pat Dinneen: vice-president. Ruth Zulauf: treasurer, Mary Mortensen: secretary, l,enore Hoffman, Marion Stout is sponsor. ROXN' l: l,enore Hoffman, joan Smith. Mary Mortensen, Pat Dinneen, Ruth Zulanf, Mary tiustin, Nancy Fitch, Dorothy Slagle, june Colby, Frances Arp, and Barbara Byrnes. RON' ll: XYillard Sandahl, Mike Christopulos, Helen English, Bill Thompson, Jeannette Clark, Scott Campbell, ,lim Banks, Bill Banks, Tommy Slough, and Leroy Amen. Page 57 ROXV I: Shirley VVaitley, Lucy Nestal, Helen Mercado. Jean Taylor, lzthelyn Kineliain. Betty Lou XX'illiams, Jeanine Stallings. lilaine Dallas, Sharon Strimling, Margery Reed, livelyn Lohman, Yerla Rhodes, and Jean Moore. RUNX' ll: Janice Keldsen, VVilma Carlberg, Joyce Vilott. Janet XXI-spe, liileen XYilson,Jof1nne XYillonghby, Dorothy Guthrie, and Ruth Simmons. RUXY Ill: Barbara VVilson, Pauline VVilliams, Donna Dimon, Donna Stark, Barbara Bourne, Nancy Smith, June llook, Ann Bloomfield, Jeannette Leon, Carol Chambers. and Betty Massie. ROW' IY: Joe Mclntyre, Lynn Garves, Ardith Johnson, Ruth Ramsey, Audrey Rowley, Joanne Christensen, .-Xnn Zuckerman, Joan Fairbanks, Connie Happle, and Joan Hull. Pepsters 'llhe main purpose of the Pepsters is to boast activities of Cheyenne High School, especially in the sports department. The Pepsters are well-lmovvn for their enthusiastic support and exemplary behavior at both home and out-of-town games. During Homecoming. they dressed downtown vvindovvs displaying school events. .X mixer after the football game was given for the student bodv sponsored by the l'epsters. .Xs their con- tribution to clean-up week they donated trash cans forthe halls. The election of officers at the first of the year named Nancy lfdxvards, presidentg Rose 'llsnda, vice-president. and Joanne Christensen, secretary-treasurer. Various out-of-town trips were taken to the basketball and football games. A bus was chart- ered to take the club to the state-championship tournament at Laramie. ROXV l: Marv Mudrock, Alice McNair, Virginia O'Hare, Betty llaug, .Xurlrty Holmes, Mary Harry. Fern Yan Doren,' Barbara Kahn, Betty Hoyt, Donna Lucas, Barbara lirumb, luvelyn Loope, Donna Smith, and Iswbellt Hosley. ROXY ll: David Dunlap, Andy Tagliavore, Dimitra Frtopulons, lllarjorie liarlywine, Mary Francis l'oll'1re. l'at Reed, Sherry Martin, Nancy Voslef, Jeanne Palmer, Dorothy Davenport, Barbara Keller, Nancy Ktnnlsen and Hazel Briggs. ROXY Ill: Nick Panopulons, l'at l hilabaum, June Childs, Phyllis Jack, Shirley Lavvrtnce. lletty Butters, Nancy lidyvards, Marv McKay. Peggy Corbin, Muffet Brown, Dorothy 'l'erman, and Lziuise Duncan. ROXY lV: Jean Brown, Helen Rhodes, Mae lrene Shores, Jacqueline 'lJoxvnsend, Barbara Hauer. l'at Reeves, lit-tty ' sl l ff Yr li ll l 4 1 Peterson, Delores Hendershot, Pat Challendar, Nancy Irving, Jeannine .'llll'l.U . . wrma e , Dunn: Maddox, and Lucille Bailey. Page 58 RUN' I: Iictty I.ou NX'alkcr, Ina Mae Roseherry, Phyllis Jack, llarriet Olschansky, Iidith Baile, XVilIene VViIken- s-on, and I.cttic lYinslow. RUVY II: .Xndrcy Ilolmes, Betty Hang, june Child, Betty lllxgoner. liileen Ronnicker, Mary Sprinkle, and Delores Iicrhs. Future I-lomemakers of America lleginning its third year in Septemher. the Ifuture llometnakers of .-Xinerica staged a pledging of sixteen new tnemliers into the Cheyenne chapter. In November, an initiation was held with a dinner following. liach of the pledges received a rose. 'Ilhe memhers prepared the food for the reception program with the I'an-1Xmerican Club on Iiehruary ll. Following this, there was a parent day cover dish dinner given in lllarch. In Illarch Phyllis .lack was elected state treasurer at the state meet held in I4Zl.l'2lllllC. 'llhe dele- gates for this meet were Dorothy Gadlin, Phyllis lack, liileen Ronnielier, and Iietty lYagner. Officers for the group were: president, Ilarriet Ulschanskyg vice-president. Phyllis lack: sec- retary and reporter. Dorothy llacllinp treasurer, Iletty Iiutellg historians, Iidith Iiade and Donna XYallerg song leader. Iletty Ilaugg and chapter mother was Mrs. XVilliam black. Girls' Rifle Team l',Qm-ning to shoot in prone. sitting. kneeling or standing positions with practice sessions once a week has heen the schedule of the ffirls' rifle team. Sergeant lfinlev was instructor and Miss . vu . h rx ' .-Xdams and Miss Xlilhanison were sponsors. The team competed with L'XY in a postal match and in a match at Laramie. Officers include: NIZ'lI'0'C1'Y Reed, Jresident' lov Clillesaie. vice-Jresident' and Marv Green tv . Y . . Y . I secretary-treasurer. ROXY I: Margot Harrison, Margery Reed, Ann Liden, and Dorothy Davenport. ROXY ll: Joy Gillcspi, joan Hull, Barbara Bauer, and Donna Maddox. Page 59 ROXY l: Mary Barry. Mary Francis Pollare. Elizabeth Paulus, Marie O'Hashie, Matilda Tarantola, Kate Adkins, Margery Reed. joan Acord, joyee Moore, joan Adkins, Donna Hines, Nadine Bunch, lietty llacker, and joyce Fay. ROW' ll: Donna Atack, l'hyllis jack, Luella Curran, Donna Reed, Nancy Yosler, Fern Yan Doren, joan Christen- sen, Dorothy Davenport, lfthelyn Kingham, Deretta Horton, Betty Lou XYilliams, Louise Duncan, Doris Casey, and joan Hull. ROXY lll' 'Xhna U'Connor, Mildred Scott, joanne Lewis, joan lickerle, jeannine Setbacken, janice liooth. joan Ronlston, Donna Soden, Mary Mortenson, jean Brannen, Mary Snedaker, Carol lfngleman, Dorothy tiuthrle, Betty Massie, jean Bnekmaster, and Genevieve Bergen. ROW' IV: Betty A. Clark, Betty Hoyt, janiee Reed, Charlotte Kehl, Ruth Gardner, Barbara Rummerfield, .Xrlenc Levitt, Shirley Kinney, Peggy Corbin, joan Yarter, jean Taylor, and Marilyn Yissenberg. Girls? Athletic Association Promoting interest in Girl's Athletics in high school is the main purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association. l'oints are awarded for hiking, dancing, swimming, and howling or any other active sport participated in out- side of school. Membership points are also given for sup.-rvised practice: participating in tournaments: placing first. second, or third in tournaments: sport skill tests: and being' officers or sports leaders. liach person must have at least fifty points before she can be accepted as a member. Two lnmdred twenty-five points, entitles a girl to an arrowhead emblem while four hundred forty points will entitle her to a gold tl..'X..rX, pin. The highest awards she may receive are the C letter and sweater which require seven hundred fifty points and one thousand points respectively. During the past years the girls have worked out the following objectives and aims of the club: to offer to all girls greater opportunities for the development of sport skilis: to stimulate interest in health and to promote sports- manship and to promote sportsmanlike attitudes and conduct: to stimulate interest in wholesome leisure activities! and to stimulate and organize a wholesome program of physical activities. This yea1's officers included: Kate Adkins, president: Shirley Kinney, vice-president: l'at Storey, secretary- treasurer: and Betty Hacker, Student Council representative. C Club ROW' l: Dick johnson. Vt'eldon Morrison, Oris Chamberlain, Phil Andrews, Hill Foy, treasurer: Marvin Strauch president: Dale hltllllt.flllllL'l'y, fire chief: john Genova, vice-president: jack Froistad, council representative Dave Brown, Rinkie Nklilliams, Dick Brown, and joe Lathrop. ROXY ll: .-Xrnold Gowins, Verl N:1sh,Andy Bunten, Bob Buckles, Bud Federer, Keith Cooper. lfrank Mulhern Carol Clark, jim .-Xdsit, Bill Taylor, jim Childs, and Vern Gale, secretary. RUXX' Ill: Gerald Mathews, George Kinghani, Clayton Golden, and Dick Griffin. Page 60 ROVV l: l.cnore Hoffman, ,leanne Palmer, June Carlson, and Harriet Olschansky. ROW' 2: Harlan Stanley, Keith Kvenvolden, Bill Thompson, and jim Banks. ROW 3: Bob Witters, Bill Banks, Paul Head, Willard Sandahl, and Conrad Sherwood. Science Club The Science Club, which is sponsored by Miss Cooper. is one of the new organizations in CHS. The club can take advantage of all facilities offered by the science clubs of America as it is a member of the national organization. Members may work on individual projects on any subject or work on one problem in a group. The purpose of the club is to study all phases of science and to enlarge upon high school science courses. The charter members are: Bill Banks, jim Banks, Kent Borgaard, june Carlson, Paul Head. Harriet Ulschansky. .leanne Palmer. and Ruth Ramsey. The first major event for the club was an initiation held late in October. It was a pyschological initia- tion. in that the reaction of the victims were carefully studied as they were told they were eating rabbit brains or measured intestines with a worm while they were blindfolded. Another initiation of the same category was held in hlarch. llerhaps the most important event of the year was the competiton for the VVestinghouse Science Talent Search Scholarship. To be eligible to compete for the 352,400 scholarship, one must have written a theme about the project on which he was working. The test was given in December. On April 4. the club went to Boulder, Colorado. to visit the science laboratories. The labs which the club visited were: the chemical lab, the biological lab, the physics labs and Dr. Crabb's cancer research lab. The club also saw various exhibits in the university museum. Various lectures and films were presented during the year. The club officers were: Paul Head, preisdent: Harriet Olschansky. vice-president: Bill Thompson, Zwecretary-treasurer. l 'a gc 61 4 3 E RUVY 1: joan Smith, Mitzie Scale, Norma Bell, Dona Tucker, Lynn Holeomb, Mary nstin, Ruth Zulauf, Shirley Peltis, Nancy lidwards, Doris Sanders, and Lynn Graves. ROXY .21 Barbara Byrnes, Lindy Lou Storey, joan VVillian1s, Mary Berry, Marie O'H' hie, joan Aeord, june Carlson, and Setsuko Tsuda. ROVK' 3: Harriet Olsehansky, Betty Clark, Francis Arp, Pat Dinneen, Betty Hacker, iargot Harrison, and lletty Judy. Big Sisters liaeh spring, a tea is given for the incoming sophomore girls by the B1 Sisters. The new girls are . . . l . . . shown around the school and various big sisters tell of the student clubs and o ganimtions to which a sopho- more may belong, To belon f to this club. a firl must be in her 'unior vear and in the u 1 mer' half of her class. althou--'h no 2 . l , s junior girl who really wants to belong will be unable to join because of her greides. The llig Sisters do not have regular meetings. but they hold meetings only when needed to disenss Il party or the spring tea. 1 This organization has been very active in the last few years and has hetped many sophomore girls to become an uaintefl and to learn to fit into the school mrofrani. ' l is l The club is sponsored by Mrs. Pearl Cook, Dean of Girls. I i l l l l v l i l i l l Page 62 l ,WW ROXY l: lilrlun ll2lI'lAlll4QlUll, Elini Sclmffcr, Gary Birgc, Mary lf. Lll1l'l5lL'llSL'll, lXl:n'jln'iu VVlCllIll1ill, llcggy XXI-is, llclcn XYirlnn:in, -lllllk' Smith, lflcznim' l,L'lCl'SCll, Carol l':lUl'lL'1Il2ill, juan Bl'Z1l1llCll, XYancla llivcns, Ilctty Xlzigiicr, :incl Qll1lI'- I-'tic lil-hl. NUXX' J: Xlyrmi ,l1lt'liSHll, livin- l i'cmli'iclc, Dun Why, Norman l.uvL-lutt, Phil .-Xccanlu, Hzn'liai'a Grigshy, hlnzniin- Lewis, Nanivy Iinnch, Sliirluy Ymll-i', :incl l.ynn Gravcs. IQUXY 5: lfclnin Sllllllk'l'Q1I'k'll, .luh ' , . , , . , , l'll'2lllli llnirll, Nurnizln Rlimlinc, llrian lllnrphy, lxcith Kvcnvulmlcn, and K1-ith l30XYlll'lj3f. ROW' .42 llick limxvii. -liin XL-wnizin, llcrnlll Mutlicws, Phil Rnnish, Dick Vlucksmi, XYilla1'cl NYhitm', ,luv l.z1tlmip, lfclmlic lfnn'lci', linlw Macy, Dean Davis, Mclvin Bcnzil, Mr. Bluilqllist, Betty lingluinan, and Doris Sznulcrs. n Scliim-iilwi'g', Kcnncth XYhitc, jack Silcrlakcr Bill XYumli1ig' luck lfmistwcl Bill Fwy Qrchestra and Band NOW l: ,lanict llzuvix, Slim-i'i'y Martin, ,lolm llariics, lXl:u'v:1 l.c:1 Wnnch, Luis Mui, l':lt Ruccl, Tliclinzn Livingston, zunl Mm- lin-nu Shin cs. QOXY 2: Rlziry Sliziw, llnris Szinmlcrs. li2ll'lJ2ll'1l llancr. Naclinv Hnnch, Lynn Graves, and john Hnntlcy NOW' 3- llhi lllnn'nn ' ' f ' ' ' 'Q ' ' . . 1 1 . , Xlfllj 1.13, l.lmlon H.niingtnn, Jnn bcliziuffcr, bcrald Matllcws, and Ixcith Dowling. Page 63 l ROXY l: Betty Johnson, Doris Hatanelas, Nick Panopoulos, James Salaz, Harlan Stanley, Bob Scott, Conrad Sherwood, Lynn Graves, Bill Thompson, Keith Kvenvolden, Leroy AIIICII, Brian Murphy, Mary Pollare, and June Carlson. ROW' 2: Evelyn Coope, Jeannette Leon, Jeanine Shurtleff, Lucy Nestal, Patricia Grund, Pauline Keticos, liileen Wilson, Sherry Martin, Dorothy Davis, Barbara Keller, Mary E. Jones, Marilyn Vissenberg, and Ruth Rznnsey. ROW' 3: Carolyn Cunningham, Joan Fairbanks, Wilitia Carlberg, Janice Kildsen, Mary McKay, Nancy Irving, Pat Challen- ger, June Hook, Barbara Bourne, Connie Happel, Mitzie Seale, and Barbara Byrnes. ROW' 4: Ardith lohnson, Donna Smith, Jeanine Stallings, Joan Smith, Shirley Kinney, Frances Arp, Pat Dinneen, Jeanette Clark, Linily Lou Storey, and Ruth Gardner. Pon-American Club The purpose of the Pan-American Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Beck, is to promote friendly relations between the Inter-:Xnierican countries. The members made a study of Latin-American customs, dress, and governments. The club officers were: Lynn Graves, Presidentg Joan Smith, Vice-preisdent: Mary Jones, Treasurer: Marilyn Yisscnberg, Secretary: Betty Johnson, Sergeant-at-arms: Bill Thompson, Student Council representative. All new members were initiated into the club at a banquet at the first of the year. After the dinner, there was a program and Miss Hoff gave a talk on Mexico. Panel discussions were given on all twenty-one Pan-American countries. Miss Hoff and Mr. Price gave interesting talks on their trips to Mexico. The largest project of the year was a program given in honor of Lester Hunt and six of his college friends. These college students were Luis F. Torrs, Bolivia: Diego Henao, Colombia: Carlos E. Ayala, Panama: Mariano Therico M., Peru: Francisco J. Pecci, Uruguay: and Pedro Correa, Chile.Peru: Francisco J. Pecei, Cruguay: and Pedro Correa, Chile, The last meeting of the year was with the Future Homemakers of America. There was a panel discussion on .Xr- gentina and 11 party. Latin Club The Magistratus are elected officers, the Senatus are members of the Cicero or Virgil class and the Populus are all other members. The club belongs to the National Junior Classical Association. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Tuesdays. The club sponsored a special showiii of Ceasar and Cleopatra for anyone taking Latin in the junior and senior high schools. .X special Thanksgiving offering of food was made in the manner of ancients, and then sent to New York for shipment to Greece. Another highlight of the year was the picnic in May. Special awards for scholarship and service to the organizations were made to Pat Reed, Mary McKay, Keith Kvenvolden, Mona Sherb, Sparkie Jones, and Evelyn Lohman Magistratus: Conusl, Bill Thompson: Consul, Betty Butters: Questor, Pat Reed: and Secretaria, Mary Mcliay. Senatus: Evelyn Lohman, Keith Kvenvolden, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Mona Sherb, Ruth Powell, Joan llnll, and Connie Sherwood. ROXY l: Betty Butters, Mary McKay, Pat Reed, Conrad Sherwood, Bill Thompson, Keith Kvenvolden, Evelyn Lohman, Mary Elisabeth Jones, Ruth Powell, Mona Sherb, and Joan Hull. ROXY 2: Donna Smith, Jeanette Leon, Janice Keldsen, Wilma Carlberg, Donna Stark, Mrs. Bauder, Pat Challender, June Hook, Nancy Smith, and Barbara Keller. ROW' 3: Nick Panopoulos, Pat Grund, Pauline Ketcios, Rluida Leaf, Sherry Martin, Evelyn Coope, Dorothy Davis, Pat Philabanm, Audrey Rowley, and Nancy Irving. ROXY 4: Eileen VVilson, Ann Zukerman, Joanne Willoughby, Janet Wespe, Mary Ellen Christensen, Hazel Briggs, and Mary Mudrock. Page 64 - - ... A A i. - RUXX ' l: Dick Atkins, Bill l'lUllllL'S, Dick -Innes, Harold lirnwix. llvzin Collins, Klux Szitrliull, llill Sintlmn Iul lfm'tncy, ,luck Rlluztclcs, Burl Mosher, im Childs, llzilt- Nlzirtin, im liizunmnl, :intl li-:irl t'm'ln':in. J J l ROXY ll: llmx':n'rl llcrlnst, Glcnn Osltmcl, Ancly Buntcn, l'l'Illtli KllllllL'l'Il, lin-rztlrl Rlzxtlivxxs, ,lim lutry. lxtitli lin pu hlolin Mann, llncl XVl1itcsidcs, Yllzaltcr Scliwint, Dzivc lirtmn, ,lulin lliyclcn. Clnytmi tlnltlt-n, lt' Xxlilv XYt'lcltni Morrison, nnrl Dick Griffin. RUXX' lll: Hill Foy, Rinkiu XVilliams, Bill 'l'aylo1'. Ycrn liztlt, Yi-rl Nzixli, l'l1il .Niiclix-xv, lliclt XYi Strznirli, llzilt- lXlm1t1.roiilcry,Jzlck Froistzul. jolm tit-invfi, Uris L'l1:iinln'rl:iiii. Bwlm lliiflclm, .lm l itlnup fzmwl Lilzirk. and Dick Brown. ROXY IY: 'l'ml Klt'liinnL'y,ji1n Runyzin, Frccl Buncclict, li lu Stwrvy, .luv Hmnnn, liuitli llvnning, .lurk l 1 nlnn l nal l4.k'llL'l'k'l', lit-oi',u'c Rznnns, lfflclic l 0wlcr, Guorgc liinglmin, lim Xlcllngli, Mztnnvl Yzilzluz. lion Yunitn Puls llynmnn, Hull Sou-list-ii, :intl Bob Kay. ROXY Y: llulv Rot-rl, -law Ft-iclli, Tom llull, Cciaclics: XY2ll'l'L'Il llc-clcii. ,lim 'liilkci', liclwzxrfl Mt-1.1-am, -luv IH llut t tl ilfl intl L ll Ol n llinmlincl Cnclncy, Bill Raul, CllllCli .'Xfflci'l1acl1, Bill Scliziff. lfiirl Sl1:uluw lilly. Cuzivlig 1 i, . Ilczul Conch. Football vnu t tt llll ul ilu .Xltlnnlgli fum' ltrsstw flzlrkclictl thc Indians' 1946 frffl iwvuitl, tln-3' vim-i'gccl inc cat' tln' strc 3 -N S- . tntin utt nitli Inn lim np stzitc. losing unly two 2'ZllllL'S to teams witliin tlic statu. CIIFIYCV. :intl 5ln-rnlzm. .Mtv s 1 ' Q grill wins, tln- 'l'i'ilw hit ll inicl-season slump rlut- to injin'n-5 :incl wtltai' flilticnltics, lowing' fum' ont it tln nt xt tin muon tln lnrliinx uzinn-s, lint inztnziging to ovcrcmm' tlicir last tlircc ummiwiits. ln tln' tinzil two 22111105 nl' tln- N-:N ll tli inpiuii lim ln! it lwznt Rziwlins :intl Lzirznnic, two teams who wcrc consiclcrwl prwssilmlt- vmitcmlciw for tln- state' ' 2: tln-y lust to Clwycn IIC. GENOVA SCORING lN ROCK SPRINGS GAME Page 66 RONN 1: Oris Chamberlain, jack Froistad, Verle Nash, Dick Griffin, Marvin Strauch, Dick Vtfilson, Dale Montgomery, Phil Andrews, Bill Foy, and Bill Taylor. ROVV .Zz joe lferelli tI.ine Coacbl, George Kingham, jerry Mathews, joe Lathrop, Weldon Morrison, Vernon Gale, jim Adsit. Carrol Clark, Rinkie Williams, Bob Knuckles, and Earl Shadow Ray tBackfield Coachl ROW 3: Keith Henning, Dick Brown, Bud Federer, C. H. Okie Blanchard tCoachJ, Dave Brown, Andy Bunten, and Frank Mulhern. Coach Okie Blanchard was greeted with ninety-two candidates, nine of them were returning lettermen, at the first of the year. The squad was formed around such outstanding performers as: Dick VVilson, tackle: jack Froistad, end: John Genova, end: Bill Foy, guard: Bill Taylor, guard: Marvin Straueh, tackle: and Vernon Gale. back. Friday, the 13th turned out to be the highly-rated Rock Springs Tigers' bad-luck day. On the opening game of the year, the Tribe won their first victory in a hard fought game by defeating Rock Springs 16 to 0. A week later the Red and Black VVarriors invaded North lilatte. The spirited Cheyenne crew led by their one-two punch, Gale and Buckles, managed to hold Nebraska speedster, Bobby Easter, to a single touchdown and went on to win a 20 to 7 tussle. Xkith two victories behind them, the Redmen traveled to Pueblo, Colorado where an alert Pueblo team edged ont the injury-laden Cheyenne club 13 to 7. It was the first time the India ' l l l l grid play. 115 la! JCC11 JC3l0I1 111 two 502150115 of Following the defeat by Pueblo. Cheyenne played a tough game with its most vaunted rivals, the Casper Mustangs. on October 4. The Mustangs came from behind and scored a touchdown in the last ten seconds of play to down the Tribe by an extra point, 14 to 13. On October 11 the Alliance Bulldogs journeyed to the Capitol City to revenge the lacing the Indians had handed them the year before. Although they foufht th 'l -art: t l lndians, 25 to 13. 5, en ic s ou , tiey were conquered by the determined-to-win Two days later, the Redskins traveled to Ft. Collins to take on the Lambkins. Before the game was over, a real battle was fought and an individual race between Ray of Ft. Collins anl Bt kl J f Cl ended, the Lambkins were ahead, 19 to 7. 4 IC es o ieyenne. XN'hen the game On October 19 the Trib-esmen clashed with a heavily-favored Sheridan team at Sheridan. Chevenne fell to the stronger opposition led by their excellent fullback, Hobbs. but only after a superb showing. The score was 12 to 7. On October 25 the annual home-coming game was played at the bowl with Torrington. The keyed-up Indians pnshed.the helpless Trailblazers all over the field and when the game e11ded, the score was Cheyenne 24, Torrington 0. The next clash came on November 2 when the C.H.S. grid squad traveled to Rawlins. The Outlaws were favored to win this game and if they would have, they would probably have had a chance to be the s tate champs in football. The Indians led by Gale and Buckles turned in an upset 13 to 2 win. Laramie with a fresh win over Sheridan, was the next team to invade the windy city for the final fray of the year. The spirited Plainsmen were loaded with fight and a real game was on hand with the traditional rivals. VVhen the final gun sounded, the score was 14 to 0 in favor of Cheyenne. Although no official all-state team was picked, various sports writers and school papers picked teams. The boys from Cheyenne who received recognition were: John Genova, end: Dick Vl'ilson, tackle: Marvin Strauch, tackle: Bob Buckles, back: and Vernon Gale, back. The 1946 Cheyenne entry into the record book was six wins, four losses, and no ties, for an average of .600. Page 67 NON' l: Okie Iilullchard, Coach, jvc I.athro1m, Vernon Cialc, Dale M1111tg11111c1'y, ,lack l 1'11ist:11l, Uris kiillllltltllllll I 111111 Smith, M:111z1gL'r. ROW' 2: fil'0I'f.fl' lQilHlhHll1, Riiikic VViIliams, I'hil .'XIlllI JNX'S, Vurl Nash, Rlz11'v Sl1'11111'l1, hllbllll fiL'll1lYIl. Illltl .X111li Y 11111111 1 -Us 53 47 11.5 .ilu 411 .W -U1 55 fri 5.3 S5 48 51 f1.i 11.4 SS 4.3 W 51 57 S1 SS 117 52 .524 IxOXY 3: Dick Skinner, GICIIII Oslund, jim 1-Xclsit, Keith Q.UlllJL'l', Dick Haag, lJz11'yl lilriii, jim P1-t1'y, Zlllll IJ1 Il X 11111111 Ifllft l441lli11S , lfurt Murgzin ,, lfnrt Collins ., , 1211-cluy ...,.,, ,. V Ixzuvliiis ,.... .. ,, I I V l11l111'z11l11 Sllfl I.:11':1111ic Rock Spriiigs fil'L'k'lI River . 'l'u1'ri11gto11 ,, K nsgmcr ..,...... L zispci' , fil'L'L'll River . Rock Springs . R:1wli11s .,.., . . SCuiiShhlff ,, , 'l'111'1'i11gtu11 , VZXSIJCI' ,, ,, .KEZISIJLT , ,. l.21r:1111iu , XYI1c:1tl:111d ., I.z1rz1111ic . Only ..1., , ...fil'Cl'll River . 'l'I1cr111opulis , , lfvaiiston ,,.. State Champions Basketball Season Record ..,,....21 Z0 .. .,........ 3 O lfi ,025 .,.,,.,..l3 , 30 . ,.,.,. 34 ,34 .,, ,... ZZ 34 M26 Page GS BUNTJLN DROPS ONE IN RUXX' I: Reed, Cochran, Ilerhst, Cudney, Sinclair, Allen, Collins, and Shadow Ray, Sophomore squad eoaeh. ROIN' II: Stevens, MacI.ean, Mcliinney, Afflerhaeh, Carter, Runyan, Homan, and Valdez. Coach C. ll. ttlkiel I3lanchard's 1947 cage edition at Cheyenne ltigh was one of the greatest haskethall teams ever turned out at Lheyenne. Certantly the reeord hung up by this year's undefeated team will he hard to heat in years to eome. 'l'he Indians won Zo straight games, averaging close to 50 points per game, while limiting their opponents to around ZS points per game. Cheyenne elimaxed its season by winning the state and distriet championships. Never heltind more than four points in a game, Cheyc1u1e's closest game was a 38 to 29 victory over Iivanston in the finals of the state tournament. 'I'his year's team was not a team of individual stars, but rather a team that possessed a lot of punch and unconquerahle spirit, 'Illte 'llrihe opened its season at Ft. Collins where they soundly thumped the Lambkins 46 to 23. In its first home game of the season, Cheyenne turned hack Ft. Morgan 53 to 21. A return game with Ft. , . . Collins found the Indians out on top again 47 to 2.2. 'llwo more top-noteh Colorado teams fell to the wrath of Coach IIlanchard's teatn. Greeley was defeated OZ to 30 and Colorado Springs fell before the Indians 40 to 30. Ilaving won its first six games, Cheyenne looked forward with eagerness to its traditional clash with its arch- rivals the I.aran1ie I'lainsmen. NYhen the final gun had sounded, Cheyenne had eome through with a vietory over I.arantie hy a score of 39 to 16. Rock Springs was the next foe on the Indian schedule and they too were heaten 4h to 32. By a score of 55 to .Zo we overcame Green River and then we downed 'I'orrmgton 61 to 25. 'Illte highly tottted Casper Mustangs eanle to town with high hopes of ending our long- winning streak, Hmy- ever, it was .1 dejeeted lot of Casper players who went hack to the Oil City. as they had taken it on the chin from Cheyenne hotlt nights, losing 53 to 23 on the first night and 55 to 14 the final night of the series. .X three-day jannt carried the Indians into southwestern XYyoming, where they defeated Green River 48 to 191 Rock Springs Sl to 343 and Rawlins 03 to 30. Cheyenne added the sixteenth scalp to its possession hy heating the strong Seottshlnff quintet 63 to 32. 1 y ' - - lension tnotfnted at a fever pitch throughout the state as the 'llrihe journeyed to Casper to loek horns with the ltlustangs. 'I'he Indians won the frtst game ot the series 43 to 52, and then cattle hack the next nifht to make a is clean sweep ot the two-game series hy winning 37 to 30. , .Xt last the seasons tinal game with Laramie arrived. Cheyenne went over the hill and downed the I'lains- men for the second time ot the season 51 to 34. XYith the eonting of March, the 'llrihe resolved to win hoth the distriet and state tournaments. IYe triumphed over our first opponent in the district tournament, XYheatland hy a score of 57 to 22. In the finals of the tournament 1 ' n hy a score of Sl to 34, Ifive Cheyenne players-Gale, Lathrop, Montgomery, Froistad, Lhamherlain-f-were nanted to the all distriet team. we onee .tgnnn met our areh rivals. Laranne. Cheyenne emerged victorious over the Illainsnte Cheyentte next turned its attention to the state tournament at I.aramie. Cody was our first opponent in the state tournament and they were heaten hy the 'I'rihe SS to 28. In the quarter-finals Cheytnnt futd tht toil . , Y 1 l n I Q I . ' 2 ' ' 'nidahle Green Ixtver te'nn alruhhini., them hv '1 score ol U7 to 37 Friday nt -'ht tl Ll t I ' . , , h . . .... D gg te teyenne eam at vaneed into the finals hy lcnoeking ot! llierinopolts JZ to Zo. Ihe Indians won its fifth state title tn six years hy defeating Izvanston 38 tl, go. 'l'liree Cheyenne players reeeived the highest trihute that can he payed to a high school cage player, hv heing ,, named to the all-state team. Ihe three players from Cheyenne who received all-state reeognition were Hiilliams 1 ' 'U ltlontgomery and liroistatl. Page 69 CLASS A--Bill Foy, Richard Hirst, Bob Knox. Dirk Thorne. Hob Stalkup, and Sam Blackliam. intra-mural lntra-mural basketball, under the leadership of Shadow Ray was run off with smoothness and speed. Twelve teams were entered in class A and ten entered class li. Firestone was winner of class A throughout the year by remaining undefeated. Almost two hundred boys participated in this annual activity. CLASS B-R c y n ol d s, Van Alync, Sinclair, Carter, Stev- ens, and McKinney. Page 70 ROXY 1: Bob Van Horn and Robert VV:1lker. ROVV II: Keith Kvenvvolden, Kent Borgaard, Bill Banks, Paul Head, and George Ramos. ROW' Ill: Brian Murphy, jim Banks, Coach Murphy, Bob Taylor, Max Satchell, John Haydon, and Bob Buenger. Swimming Under the capable leadership of Mr. James Murphy, the Tankmen, Cheyenne's swimming team chalked up several new records although they were defeated by their traditional rivals, Casper. This year's schedule included college competition in which the team proved it was possible for a high school team to compete with a much older and more experienced team and still make an excellent showing. The team met at Vlfyoming University in December for a practice meet and was defeated, but Murphy took first place in the .200-yard free style and Read placed first in the 100-yard breast stroke. In February, another practice meet was held at UW in which Haydon placed first in the 200-yard breast stroke. Completing their college schedule, the team defeated the Colorado Aggies B team at Fort Collins 44 to 40. Borgaard, Haydon, and Murphy placed in this meet. On February .Zl and ZZ, there was an overwhelming squad from Casper who tallied a score of 46 to Cheyenne's 28. The second, Cheyenne rallied some and chalked a score of 35 to Casper's 39. Casper also won the next dual meet held in Cheyenne on March 27 and 28 with the scores of 46 to 29 and 44 to 31. 1,H1'f.lC1Il21tlllI.f in the .-X.-XU meet at Fort Collins, Cheyenne tallied 13 points. Murphy took second place in the 2.20- yard free style: Haydon second in the 200-yard breast stroke, and Bill Banks, third in the individual medley and fourth in the 200-yard breast stroke. Competition in this meet consisted of high schools and colleges from Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico. Girls' Swmming Although the team lost both of the animal meets with Casper this year, they were believed to be one of the best that Cheyenne High School has had since 1944. One new school record was made in the fifty yard breast-stroke by Joan Acord with a time of 44.0 seconds which exceeded the original record of 47.0 seconds made in 1944. exceeded the original record of 47.0 seconds made in 1944. A very promising team is expected next year since only four seniors will be leaving. Page 71 ldvlllifivrs - Keith Henning and XVel- clmi Blurrisim who helped hroaclcast all the home games this year. gnu . .fu .' : l .anno eoa.0 so u?,:.a'.,o Q.. Oooasuo si .,.al 0on.'.. U 5 .I.... ..l SO.. S'f11d-:'11f .llamig 'rx f f Kent lim'g:uu'cl, Conrad Sherwuocl, .lim llzuiks. :mel VVillai'cl Sanclahl. age 72 :mal Hill Bunk Girls' Swimming Team Cheerleaders mu ,l'llk'lik'1'. I.j'I1ll llnluulllm Mary lillNlill, Swv 'z 11 4 unplu ll N. KUNY I: Sliirlvy Pctlis. -IUEUIIIC Rwulstoll, -luzmnc Lewis, Juan .iXcm'cl, jnran Tavlur, Margurv Rua-cl, :mal Iuvu' Munro IQOXX' 2: Mzirilyn hluluismi, Ruby Kayshricr, l.or1'ai11c Eckhart, Dimitra Futupixluixs, jualinr L1llI'iStl'llSL'Ilg iillxclyui King, lmnl, :mul lfliszxlu-Ili PIIIIIIIS, ROW 5: lXl:u'y lilluu Orr, and ,Ioan Yartcr. age ROW I: Kay, Jones, Moses, Herst, Murray, Holmes, Benedict, Harris, Dimon, Herbst, Kinney, and llasser. ROW' Z: Buckles. Bunttn, Kingham, Gowens, Skinner, Mulhern, Oslund, Burke, Cudney, XVilkes, and Coach lllanchard, ROVV 3: Coach Ray, Nash, Adsit, Mann, Haag, Cooper, VVilson, Chamberlain, Strauch, Froistad, Gale, Hayden, Lathrop, Witters, Andrews, Fennon, Cordiner, and McLean. Track CllCyC1lllC'S performance in track this year has not been up to last year's standard, but at this writing, Cheyenne is favored to win both the state and district track titles. The Indian thinclads have won two track meets this year, placed second in one meet: fifth in anotherg and sixth in another. Cheyenne opened its track season by taking fifth place in the annual Scottsbluff relays with a total of eleven points. Next came the Fort Collins invitational meet where the Indians hauled down second place with a total of 46 points. The Tribe won first place in its annual invitational meet here, and also won first place in the Laramie invitational meet. Just before competing in the district and state meets, Cheyenne participated in the northern Colorado meet and managed to place sixth in a field of seventeen. Trackmen who have been the mainstays on this year's team are: Cooper and Andrews. distance runs: Chamberlain. Clark, Satchell, and Martin, middle distance runs: Lathrop. XVitters. Skinner. and fnlley. jnmpsg Nash and Kay, sprintsg Gale, Strauch, Adsit, weightsg and Bunten, Froistad. and Haag. hurdles. Page 74 NN det l.t. Uwlemel jim Ilzmk Page 76 age 77 Officers Adjufani, Captain Tommy Slough Cade! Major joe Martellero Capfain, S-1 Kent Borgaarcl Ist Livul. S-2 jim Childs Cllfftl-llll, S-3 Ray NVilliams Isl Livuf. S-J Hill Andrews Cadvf Cafvlaifzn, C0ll'If7tHly .-1 Don Campbell Cadvf Captain, Camfvauy B Vernon Maddox Cadet Cafviain. C'n111fm11y C' Scott Campbell Cadvl Captain, Cullcfvzlazy IJ james Read Page 78 Company A OFFICICRS Pollare, Tilker, Slougli, Meliee, Soren- sen, Crews, Campbell, and Yzlrter RO ST IER ROW' 1: English, johnson, Pollare, Recl- iker, Rogers, Horst. Benedict, Kilgore, and Lesser. ROVV 2: Stires, Parr, Lemonclowski, Pollock, NVoocl, Birge, Tillotson, :nnrl Pendarvie. ROW 3: Lehmkuhl, Osterinan, llehn, Newland, Cornick, Smith, and Snycler. ROW' 1: l.amh, Storey, R e Il cl y, Sehwindt, Licking, Peterson, Carter, and Fowler. ROVV Z: Scott, Price, Biggs, Petersoii, Lowery, and Peclen. ROVV 3: Carlson, l-lowerter, Sllaffer, Kinney, Peterson, Sonlis, Belecky. :incl Johnston. ROVV 1 1 Haag, Nash, MaeClean, Howell, Bell, Mawhinney, Aclsit, and Petry. ROVV Z: Davis, jones, Lucas, Taylor, Patterson, and Osluncl. ROVV 3: Zuckerman, Mason, Homzm, Cherry, and Lance. Company B OFFICERS: Borgaarcl, Gold- en, Maddox, Martellaro, Kom- isnr, and Dunn. ROST ER ROW' I: Pock, Van Alyne Moore, Montgomery, Hunter, Fortney, Allen, Homan, Davis, Dunifer, and Steepleton. ROW' Il: Schoneberg, Gullick- son, Van Zee, Dimon, Barrus, Balcae n, Christensen, and 'l'eag'ue. ROVV Ill: W'oocl, Hernandez, Smith, Panapolious, Snyder, Sehum, Matrin, Clapp, and Hamilton. RONY I: King, Brummoncl, Passarelli, VVhite, Lawrence, Miller, Sutton, and Bueken- clahl. ROXV ll: Easter, 'l'hnrne, Roh- inson. Altman, McCownaug'- hey, and Afflerhach. ROW' lll: Corrliner, Duncan, Cochran, Harris, Green, Vos- ler, and Beahm. ROW' l: Groth, Hernandez, Baldwin, VVilcox, Hoy, Mc- Gowan, M-uses, Gilleartl, Ston- er, llI'IllllIlt'Z, Runyon, and Hatch. ROW' ll: Reynolds, Forcum, Melvin, Brown. Calaz, Ochi- pinti, XYoclcock, and Garcia. ROXN' lll: Holmes, B. Holmes, Peterson. M.agor, Hasty, Huntley, Gale, Kaiser, Rmnsn, and Znlauf. v gk' 'mg .wg sf , , M Y' ' w X V. wx Q. 1 W 1 44 ' a 5 Qxkx gi- W, 5 5 n - 1 4 35 , Q Z, ' .Q x QR QQ pw, ,S fb QQ 5 r,- f. .f EA 3 if-fvgf n mv Q. ? . , , g 55. , l , .qi x X . . , . ,, 5 Q X . 1 f X ,ya 5 Q, W Yr Page S1 Company D OFFICERS: Hirst, G. Read, Wax, Jiaco- letti, 1. Read, Banks, and Nakano. ROSTER ROW I: McCue, Clark, Palmer, Wolf, Y-oder, Conner, Volpe, and Kingham. ROVV lI: Farabee, Wadsworth, Fawl, Ro- bertson, Barnett, VVilson, Blair, and Byers. ROW III: Lowe, Sinclair, Bevinetto, Pro- domides, Hamburg, Cavanaugh, and Van Alyne. ROVV I: Dunston, Sherwood, Thompson, Joder, Minkin, Matheson, and Garcia. ROW II: Bunten, Knox, Gallatin, Hunter, Humble, and Ashha. ROW III: Woods, Grostop, Allen, Duncan, and Stewart. ROW I: Alexander, Stevens, Reed, Lamb, and Kvenvolden. ROW II: Skinner, Snyder, Alexander, and Barnes. ROW' III: Johnston, Boatman, Fairbanks, Mazzucca, and Haydon. be l ROXV I: David Dunlap, Bob VVitters, jack Culley, Jim Burke, and Bob Hoclgkins. ROXY ll: James Matheson, Roy Treber, John Whitesides, George Ramos, and Dwight Kepferle. Boys' Rifle Team The rifle team had six meets this year. Two of them were with the L'niversit5 uf Vfymniiig -both meets were won by Cheyenne. Two meets were with Casper in which the team won one mateh and lust une. Cheyenne placed fourth in the VVilliam Randolph Hearst meet. This meet was helcl in the lfifth army clistriet which includes about ten states. The outstanding members of the rifle team are: Jim Burke,-lack Culley, llaviml Dunlap. Huh XYitters, and luhn NYhitesicles. Other lettermen besides these are: Bob llmlgkins. hlim Kepferle, james Matliesun, George Ramos, and Bob Treher. Page S2 fw 1 4. .91-f ....--I f A 'I 'C -6, ' 1275 .lflf . - n , U X I-nv - .i .. ,Q 'Y - , n --1 j 'T xy, . W- '1' xJ1fx'! Mr. j. I.. Goins. SIlf't'I'ilIfl'I1dl'IIf of Srlmolsq Dr. I. L. Davis, Mr. C. N. Bloomfield. Mr. I.. NI. Boggs XI1 Ci. li. Limlell, H11.vi114'.v.v .-lgvntj Mr. Robert Dubois, Mr. E. T. Storey, and Mr. Stewart Grim School Board Dorothy Hale Lilzrarirzu , Karl F. W'inchel1 I Illlflflll PC2111 M. Qoulx Dvan of Girls 1 , Page 84 Hilda Wfagner, Registrar l'l1zu'lene Zike, Clw-11' V.. ,. J , Dorothy Gunton, Clvrh Page 85 Physical Education Department C. H. Blanchard, Helen Newland, Mary lillen Orr, :xml linrl I.. Ray R. O. T. C. Capt. Hugh Bates, Sgt. Milan B. Finley, and Sgt. Rush Piersall Language Department Elva Adams, Ruth Baucler and l.z1vcr11c lloff Page 86 'Sylvestzi XYZISSIIIN, -Icy liriicger. Alice licrcl, Ralph Parker, Kenneth Cutter, and Blaine lllonquist Industrial and Fine Arts Commercial Department Kenneth Roniey, Robert Reed, Florence Braclney, Vera Laverty and Alice Tebbs Math and Science Clyde Owens, C. Y. Irvin, Glenn K. Rogers, .-Xlice xVllllZJ.lHSO11. jean li. Cooper, and Mary Feigel Page 87 XVillielmina Miller, Riley E. Snow, Florence Stevens, Cecil Price, Mildred Beck, and Howard Mosher English Department Sotzicll Studies Department Alice Hocker, Marian Stout, Myrl Dudley, Eva Stepllenson, Page S8 . Addie Colluian, Mau Xrtliui' lluck EN IQ R5 who are not pictured with their class Bernacline Mitchell, Erma Schamp, Betty Slmcllmerg. Albert Allman. Allen A11- clrews, Bill A,uclrews, XVayne Harris 'Truman Hicks, 'lack Randolph. Barton Spires, Richarcl XN'illi:uns. and Robert XVitt6rs. 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HOT.T,INGSVVOR'I'HS Launury DryG1aaning FORTY FOUR FURTY ONE -,--------,-,,1 --n--------- v H Years ,Q?f??f?Iff Ln. marqaret Reed :,:T:,,, owgplimenfs fof Meagan NQTIONAI un, BANK 1 I i 1 :::4::::- 3 Eiufznifufze Sffcnbs Lvonjjvafulaf' to G52 class of ninel f I Y A - 1f::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: r --- 1 1 I, 1 1 1 1, 1 1 , P 1, '1 1, '1 omflcmenfs QE 3, 1, ', 1, '1 RANCHERS Gas and Q: Supply' EE 55 '1 I, 'P 5 APPUANCES SAM 51111111 and son 1, y 1, 1 L J lv- -----..v..v-- J-W v.--.--.vvv----v--v -J , :.-ff::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,,:::,,:::,,,,.,,,,::, '1 lu 1, I 1, 'u 1, 'n ii ii The Wyoming, ,Eagle WyomingState Tribune SENIOR PQRTRAITS Read by Nearly A SPECIALTY 100,000 9M www People Daily! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: :::::q:::::::::::::: DI in diiify SYSt8l11 lllnrtham machinery Ilnmpang eylmull, XYyo. Cheyenne, YVyo. Sllericlzm, XVyo Billings, Mont. CZlt61'1JlllZ1l' 'llrziclc 'llypc 'llractors and liartli Moving liquipment Truly a 710 Mate In Its Field Cheyenne Shoe Store 'A' .202 XYest Seventeenth Street Cheyenne, XVyo1ning 6 :::f:::.-: fest of Luck for Z1 HAPQPY AND PRGSPEROUS FLUTURIL 'lr J. I. Newberry CT' Co. ---even Star Spuning liuuds FUR Y EAR ARQUND A'l'Hl,li'l'IC 1f1QU1PMe14:N'r ir ----.4.e--- - Coimpliments ' of Cheyenne's Largest Store 'A' montgo-mefay, Wmd and Company :::4-::: Terrace Garden df r-lx 11 e TRA 'L Coffee Shop I Jo LLrrLoooo!:SMfEQ'Z 1608 Gafzifof Gqvsnuz Watches -- Bulova - Hzuiiiltou - Elgin - Girard Perregaux Diamonds - DT. R. VVood 81 Sous Expert XV:1tcl1 Repairing Silverware - Gorham - Lunt and Iuteruzltioiizll - - Offirial T'f1I1l' Insfn'rfors - - - and Jewelry Repairs 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-f T' A ,, . Q 0 . Cheyenne's t. 'R' 5 1 H Leading - DRUG STORE Roebeljs PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE H fo 1' H H 58 years an ' Y g 1 t wi GROVES ft, CLOTHES ....-......-..-........- - - .. .....-..-..........-..-..,- - - - - .. -.,-...............4.,...-..-.... .. - - - ......... CoxfCarroll E Sccut Service A Complete T311 -Stop Station lt ::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::: at the Qrosp Roads I of the 'ation 1 7 gi,,,,,,-,,,.,,-..-.. ..... ..-.......-...........-.....-...-....... ..... ,..-......-...L...-..-...- - - - - - .- in-,-,,-,,-., ....... ..-..-..-..-..-.......... ........ .,-..-....i...........- - - .. - - - 't . f C01NGRATUl.ATl0fNS from 1 L , V . , Q . 1 ' V XfNyo111111g 5 Fmebt Shoe Store 314 West Sevtmce U I ,i,-n-,,-',- - - ---- - ..... .... .... .. . ..-......-...n.....-..-. - - - - .. .... L -'r -'r 'r U r 'I Wu r r 'P 6,50 Gongfzafulafions MAY1-vLoWER C3156 ENTIRE STUDENT BUDY -,Q on a 2 wYoMINo'S FINEST 55 if SUCCESSFUL YEAR Famous from 3011136995 Coast to Coast 1708 Capitol SKAGGS DRUGS l l i HONOR The lfirst . C. Penney Store Kemmerer, :S ,,. OV! nop ON I PERAT O CO VICE R SE I .... Over 1,600 J. C. Penney Co. Stores have Qbeen estab lished upon the firm foundation of HONOR, CONFI DENCE, SERVICE and COOPERATION. ul N Cond C R 1 Also Based pon f Tllvsc' Four Cheyenne High School 1047 CONFIDENCE 4 0144114915 pfiinfing ouse 1 11 , couennrumes 1 Q-'-W.-3Qi1.f1?Af ' ' ' as 1 2-'O - ' W , - if:-31 The class ol 1947 Efmfwfa 1 1 L' ll 1 f ff' W-7 ip!-6 ?,L0fL66'L tzlkcs plczlsurc 34' --- r Cx' - -K in cxtcmliug' thc llczlrticsl cmn1g'1'z1t111:1tiOns lu thc I i - S. g'I'IlC1l12l1111g' class with wishes fm' za CH11l1I1l1Cl1 lulppy :mel 11ItlhIJl'l'UllS future. S11Tl'L'SSUI'S to thc S. A. Bristul Ctlllllllllly 213 XYCst 18th St. 'F' W 'A' 1'11Onc -1161 4::::55?3:::!55::55::::::::5-T55 AI A 4 pf: AA-' :::: 5555535 'JIJI5 In 1 'r STUDENTS! fr 41 II In YOu'11 Like Our 1: 1 DELICIOUS rg P 0 P C 0 R N 1 '1 'I 1 I I .u.,,.L, ID , 10 1 Home of Garuda Pmtaactuae ,. 5 :ox .,,, ..,,A, C 1: Irumih. Size --kowh 256 dean 11. jzmson, 1'.S.A. . 1' I ,,-O 1, C11111511111lrfulinllx Svllinlzv Y ..i... 11 C H E Y E N N E 111141110 17513 11.2 C, 17111 strvvi 1+ 'r POPCORN HOUSE :g 218 NY:-st 1St11 Street 11 POPCORN - CANDY - KARMELCORN ' NOVELTIES 1 'r 'r 'r 'r 4, I Zig, g,V0!l6ff to study arithmetic? 4 0 t. mt' i if hlgvw 1, -24 OO many children see homework? in a bad light . . . some ' H times as little as 2 to 5 footcandlesi Make home assignments easier for yotir boy or girl by provicf Rgddqglgwgg- ing them with enough light for safe, effortless seeing. 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