Cody High School - Bronco Yearbook (Cody, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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C. 25 Honor Society 45-Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Board Mem- ber 45 Band 35 All-Dist.Band 3,45 National Thespians 3,4, Pres.45 Choir 1,2,35 Class Asm.45 Madri- gal 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Broncette Queen 45 Dist.Music Fest.2,3,45 State Speech Fest.2,35 Dist.Speech Fest.2, 3,45 Verse Choir 1,25 Broncette P1.1, 2,45 Thespian Pl.45 Triple Trio 35 Gay Notes 4. MARVIN E. ALLERHEILIGEN Gunner C Club 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,4. DEANNE ALLPHINE Dea F. H.A. 45 G. R.A. 15 French Club 2,35 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Junior Play 35 Majorettes 2,3,45 National Thespians 45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Gay Notes 45 Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,45 District Music Festival 1,2,3,45 District Speech Festival 45 Broncette Play 3,45 Thespian Play 45 Triple Trio 2,35 All-District Choir 2,3,45 Ac- companist 4. MARY BETH AMEND F.H,A. Point Chairman 25 G. R.A. lg Annual staff 45 Broncettes 35 Class Assembly 45 Librarian 45 Office Assistant 4. LINDA ANNO F.H.A. 1,25 Paper Staff 35 Broncettes 3. MARIORIE BAPST Marge G.R.A. 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Girls' State 35 Choir 1,2,3, 45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 District Music Festival 1,2,3,45 State Music Festival 25 Triple Trio 35 All-District Choir 2,3,45 Gay Notes 45 Office Assistant 3,45 Student Body Treasurer 4. STANLEY BARNETT Stan' Paper Staff 45 C Club 1,2, 35 Class Assembly 45 Junior Play 35 Football 1,2,45 Wres tling 1,2,3,45 Track 1. fi? v , JUDY BENSHOOF Paper Staff 3. r- X-Nm N6 r 9? , is ,X LARRY BESSEY RONALD BLAKESLEY Latin Club 2,35 Football l,2,3g Basketball l,'2,3. TOMMY K. BOND Class Assembly 4. I. B. BRANAM Transfer from Texas 4. NORMA BRONNENBERG G, R,A, 2,33 Paper Staff 35 Broncettes 2,3,4g Choir l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,2,4g District Music Festival 2,3,4g All-District Choir 3. JOHN BETZ. Transfer from Thermopolis Wyoming 4. X Eff? if .1 r if il it 0 ' s ,Wy ' PAUL R. CAMPBELL Trainer C Club 2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 1,2,4. NANCY BUCKINGHAM Blanc Latin Club 1,35 French Club 25 Paper Staff 45 Bronc- ettes l,2,3,45 Band 1,2. MA RIL YN BURNS Burnsie F. H.A. l,2,3, Treasurer 2, 2nd Vice President 35 G.R.A. 1,2,35 Paper Staff 45 Broncettes 1,2,8,45 Class Assembly 45 Class Sweetheart 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Broncette Play 4. LLOYD BUSWELL BUZZ Freshman Vice President5 Latin Club 1,25 Paper Staff 45 Student Council 2,35 Junior Play 35 All- District Choir l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Nation- al Thespians 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1,25 Track 1,2,35 District Music Festival l,2,3,45 Thes pian Play 4. BOB CAMPBELL Camboble' C Club l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Football 1,2, 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Science Club RUSSELL CHADWICK Rusty Latin Club 1,2,35 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 3,45 Choir 15 Class Assembly 45 Football 1,25 Basketball Man- ager 25 District Speech Festi- val 45 Science Club 3. nm DICK CLONINGER Latin Club 15 Student Council 2,35 C Club 2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,25 Class Sweet- heart 1,35 Class President 35 Class Secretary 2. SHEILA CORDER Art Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Art Editor5 Broncettes l,2,3, 45 Board Member 45 Historian 45 National Thespians 45 Choir 25 Class Assembly 45 District Music Festival 25 Verse Choir 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Broncette Play 3,45 Thespian Play 45 District Speech Festival 3. KAY COTTRELL Katy GENE DALY F,H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 45 Bron- Wrestling 1 2 3 4 C Club cettes 3,45 Junior Play 35 Band 2 1,25 National Thespians 3,45 Choir 35 Class Assembly 45 Girls' Glee 45 Verse Choir 45 Broncette Play 45 Thespian Play 4. ANNE ELIZABETH DAMON Damone F.N.A, l,2,3, Vice President 35 G.R.A. 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Society 3.4, Treasurer 45 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Girls' State 35 National Thespians 3,45 Point Chairman 45 Madri- gal 45 Girls' Glee 1,2,45 District Music Festival 1, 2,3,45 District Speech Festival 45 Verse Choir 35 Broncette Play 3,45 Thespian Play 45 Triple Trio 2,35 All-District Choir 2,45 Gay Notes 4. JOHN DOMINICK Class President 15 Latin Club 1,2,35 Student Coun- cil 15 Honor Society 45 C Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Class Assembly 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Junior Rotarian 4. DIANNE DUGGLEBY Dugg F.H.A, 1,3,4, 2nd Vice President 45 G.R.A. 2,45 Art Club 25 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Choir 1,35 Class Assembly 45 District Music Festival 35 Spanish Club 2,3, Treasurer 35 Broncette Play 35 Office Assistant 4. DENNIS EDWARDS F.F.A. 152,35 President 35 Reporter 25 Wrestling. ' PAUL EDWARDS Band 45 Track 8. CAROLYN RAE FALES Connie F.H.A. 2,35 G.R.A. 25 Annual Staff 3,45 Choir 1, DEANNA BETH FALKINGHAM Dee F.l-l.A. 1,45 G.R.A. 15 French Club 25 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,4g Girls' Glee 45 Verse Choir 1,2,45 spanish Club 3,4, G. R.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 45 French Club 2, 3,45 Broncettes l,2,3,45 Board Member 3,45 Junior Play 85 National Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 45 Choir l,2,3,-45 Madrigal 3,45 Girls' Glee 25 Homecoming Queen 45 Prom Attendant 35 District Music Festival 2,35 Verse Choir 1,2,3,45 Broncette Play 3,45 All- District Choir 35 Gay Notes 45 Triple Trio 3. GEORGE FRANCIS Latin Club 1,35 C Club 2, 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Foot- ball Manager 25 Basketball HARRY FARLOW Manager 2,3. 25 Spanish Club 35 Librarian 3,45 Office Assistant 4. .TANIS FALKINGHAM Ian . - 1 RENA GERRISH G. R.A, l,2,3,4, President 45 Broncettes 1,45 Junior Play5 District Speech Festival 25 Verse Choir 2,45 Broncette Play 1,4. si 3 FRED GILES QV, 1 K r 'sh -, GERRY GODFREY Art Club 3,45 Choir 45 Girls' Glee 45 Librarian 2,3,4. BRUCE HAGBERRY Latin Club l5 Class Assembly 45 Football l5 Wres- tling 35 Track 1,2,3,4. KAROLYN HALL Ha1sy G. R.A, l,2,3,45 Board Member 45 Latin Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Copy and Sports Editor5 Broncettes l,2,3,45 Board Member 45 Junior Play 35 Choir 1, 25 Class Assembly 45 Homecoming Attendant 1,25 Prom Attendant 35 Class Sweetheart 15 District Music Festival 15 Office Assistant 45 Girls' Glee l. WILLIAM VG. HAMAN Willy F,F.A. 1,25 C Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Basket- ball 15 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 3. JIM HEDRICK Henry Latin Club 15 Annual staff 45 Science Club 35 Junior Rotarian 4. BETTY GREEN Red Class Treasurer '25 Class Sec- retary 35 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Re- porter 3, lst Vice President 45 G. R.A. 3,45 Board Member 45 Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 45 Broncettes l,2,3, 45 Secretary 45 Board Member 45 Junior Play 35 Class Assem- bly 45 Prom Attendant 35 Of- fice Assistant 4. 1'1- DON HEUERMAN Band 2. DARLENE HOLDER Dar F.N.A. 2,33 G.R.A. 1,2,3g Latin Club 1,23 Bron- cettes l,2,3,4g Junior Play 35 Choir 3,45 Class Assembly 4g District Music Festival 3,4g Broncetre Play 1,2,3,4g Librarian 4. BILL HOLMAN F. F.A. 1. MARTHA HURST Marty Transfer from Colorado Springs, Colorado 4. PETPERJ. IMBS Pete BOBIACKSON C Club 3,45 Football 1,2, F.F.A. 1.2,3: Wrestling 1,3. 3,4g Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2. K w 'fini E FRANK IAZDINSKI Transfer from Powell, Wyo. 3g Boys' Chorus 3,4g Choir 3 4g Class Assembly 4. NANCY JEFFERS Jeff F.N.A. 2,3: G.R.A. 2,3: Latin Club 2,35 Broncettes 1, 2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 A11-Dis- trict Band 15 Class Assembly 45 Verse Choir 35 Spanish Club 4. I if ERNEST L. JENSEN Ernie Latin Club 1,25 Camera Club 1,25 Spanish Club 4. LINDA JOHNSON Latin Club 25 Broncettes 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Choir 3, 45 Class Assembly 45 District Music Festival 3,45 Verse Choir 35 Librarian 45 Office Assistant 4. J. FREDERICK JONES Fred Latin Club l,2, Vice President 25 Honor Society 45 C Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Boys' State 35 Class Assembly 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Track 1,2,35 State Speech Festival 45 District Speech Festival 45 Junior Rotarian 4. BOB KAPERNICK Latin Club 1,25 Math Team 25 Boys' State 3. SHARON M. KINKADE Kinky F.H.A, 1,2,3,45G,R,A,1,25B1'0I1CetteS l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Choir 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Girls' Glee 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Prom Queen 35 Class Sweetheart 3,45 Broncette Play 2,3,4. Qui ...dv han- P 1 I DUANE JENSEN Transfer from Washington Latin Club 15 Class Assemblx 45 Football 1. ...SSN Ni' T. Q' ,W A-at 3 12: !' K N SHARON K. LYALL Class Treasurer 35 F. N, A. 2, Treasurer 25 G. R.A. 2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Student Council 15 Broncettes 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Girls' Glee 15 Broncette Attendant 45 District Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. ai' SANDRA KAY KRENNING Sandie Transfer from Burlington, Wyoming 35 F.H.A. 3: Paper Staff 3,45 Exchange Editor 45 Broncettes 45 Choi: 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Broncette Attendant 45 Librarian 45 Office Assistant 3,4. GRETCHEN KUIPER Transfer from Denver 25 G. R,A, 3,45 Board Mem- ber 45 French Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Broncettes 2, 3,45 Choir 35 Class Assembly 45 Broncette 45 Science Club 3. CAL LAWTON Art Club 35 Paper Staff 45 Wrestling 3. MARILYN TREMAINE LYALL Class Secretary 25 Class Vice President 45 G, R, A, 2,35 Latin Club 15 Honor Society 45 Broncettes 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Junior Play 35 National Thes- pians 3,45 Secretary 45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class As- sembly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Prom At- tendant 35 Broncette Attendant 45 District Music Festix al 1,2,3,45 District Speech Festival 35 Verse Choir 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Btoncette Play 45 Thes- pian Play 45 Triple Trio 15 All-District Choir 45 Gay Notes 3.4. BARBARA IEANN MCDONNELL Bobbi F. l-l.A. 45 Latin Club 15 Bron- cettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 45 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,2,3 45 District Music Festival 1,2, 3,45 District Speech Festival 45 Verse Choir 35 Broncette Play 1,45 Thespian Play 45 Triple Trio 2,35 Gay Notes 45 All-District Choir 3,4. Q az' MICHAEL MCNULTY Mike Latin Club 1,25 Student Coun- cil 45 Honor Society 3,45 Math Team 45 Iunior Play 35 Boys' State 35 Class Assembly 45 Science Club 35 Junior Rota- rian 4. DICK MARQUESS Sammy v '?1? ri ELIZABETH M. MARTIN Betty Transfer from Lewiston, Mon- tana 45 Choir 45 Class Assem- bly 45 Girls' Glee 45 District Music Festival 45 State Music Festival 45 Spanish Club 45 All-District Choir 45 Gay Notes 4. TOM MATTHEUS Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 45 C Club 1, 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track l, 2,3,45 Junior Rotarian 4. MARSHALL MAUDLIN Maud Junior Play 35 National Thespians 3,45 Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Assembly 45 Football 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 State Speech Festival 45 District Music Festival 45 Thesplan Play 4. BILL MAY JERRY MISNER Misa Latin Club 15 French Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff 35 Junior Play 35 Camera Club 2,35 Band l,2,85 Boys' Glee 35 All-District Band 35 National Thespians 3,45 Choir 35 Class Assembly 45 District Music Festival 35 All-District Choir 3. , J MICHAEL L. MATTESON Mike Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 2,3. x..Z MELLABEA PEART G. R.A. 25 French Club 2,3, 45 Broncettes 25 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 3,45 Cheer- leader 25 State Speech Festival 35 District Speech Festival 35 Verse Choir 25 Thespian P1ay4 5 M. RENEE MOORE Runny French Club 2,35 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Band l,2,3,45 All-District Band 3,45 Choir 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 45 District Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Broncette Play l,2,3,45 Triple Trio 254. ROBERT L. NEBEL Nab C Club l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Football l5 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3. BOB OSBORNE Ozzi F. F. A. 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 3 , Treasurer 2. MARY PATTERSON F. N.A, 35 G, R,A, 15 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Girls' State 35 Band l,2,35 National Thespians 45 Class Assem- bly 45 District Music Festival 1,2,35 District Speech Festival 45 Verse Choir 3,45 Broncette Play 3,45 Class Treasurer 4. BILL PRICE NOEL REYNOLDS Latin Club 1,25 Annual Staff 4, Editor 45 Honor Society 3, 4, President 45 Math Team 2, 45 Junior Play 35 Boys' State 3 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Choir 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Debate 45 District Music Festi- val 3,45 State Speech Festival 45 District Speech Festival 45 Spanish Club 3,4, President 45 Science Club 35 All-District Choir 3,45 Junior Rotarian 45 Class Valedictorian 4. MICHAEL RICHARDS Mike' Latin Club 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Play 35 Boys' State 35 Boys' Glee 3,45 National Thespians 3,45 Choir 3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal45 Football 2,45 District Music Festival 3,45 District Speech Festival 45 Thespian Play 45 Science Club 3, President 35 All-District Choir 3,45 Junior Rotarian 4. Tl? 'x f hug, RANDI RICKMAN Transfer from Absarokee, Montana 35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 35 Assistant Editor 35 Broncettes 45 Class Assem- bly 45 Spanish Club 35 Office Assistant 4. NOVA RITTERBROWN POkey Paper Staff 45 Broncettes 3,45 Junior Play 35 Nation- al Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 45 Choir 35 Class As- sembly 45 District Speech Festival 45 Thespian Play 45 Broncette Play 354. GAIL GRACE ROGERS Class Secretary 45 G. R.A, 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Broncettes l,2,3,45 Board Member 35 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Assem- bly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Broncette Attend- ant 45 District Music Festival l,253,45 District Speech Festival 35 Verse Choir 35 Broncette Play 3, 45 Thespian Play 45 Triple Trio 35 All-District Choir 45 Gay Notes 4. FRANK ROYBAL MIKE H. SCI-IMIDTBERGER PhiZZer C Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2. 'Wh CHESTER RIDGWAY Chip' Latin Club l,2, President 25 Honor Society 45 C Club l 2,3,45 President 45 Math Team 45 Choir 45 Class As- sembly 45 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Track l,2,3,4. 13:7 v 'el f 32,5 , ALAN L. SIGGINS Al C Club 2,3,45 Wrestling 1, 2,3,45 Track 35 Spanish Club 2. WANDITA MARILYN SCI-IMIDTBERGER Wanda F. N,A, l,2,35 Latin Club 15 Band 3,45 All-District Band 45 Choir 1,25 Madrigal 15 Girls' Glee 1,25 District Music Festival l,2,3,45 All-District Choir l,2. LARRY W. SCHOENING LINDA MARIE SCHULTZ Latin Club 15 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager5 Student Council 15 Paper Staff 4, Editor5 Broncettes l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 District Music Festival 1,2,3,45 State Speech Festival 45 District Speech Festival l,2,3, 45 Verse Choir l,2,35 Broncette Play 2,3,45 Thes- pian Play 45 Science Club 4, Co-President5 Triple Trio 2,45 All-District Choir 1,45 Office Assistant 4. MARVIN SHERRILL Marvie C Club 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3, 45 Latin Club l. STANLEY SIGGINS Sig C Club 45 Junior Play 35 Choir 1,2,35 Wrestling 3,45 Track 25 District Music Festi- val 3. r,'J' 'N--ff' STEPHEN L. SIMONTON Steve Student Council l,2,45 Class President 25 Latin Club l,2,35 Paper Staff 45 C Club 2,3, 45 Class Assembly 45 Football l,2,3,45 Debate 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Sweetheart 45 State Speech Festival 45 District Speech Festival 4. , 1 f GENE R. SMITH Digger rr. French Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class As- sembly 45 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,25 District Music Festival 2,35 All-District Choir 3. SHARON K. SPOMER USDOITIH Latin Club 15 Broncettes 1,2, 3,45 National Thespians 45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Assem- bly 45 Girls' Glee 2,35 District Music Festival 1,2,35 Bron- cette Play 2,3. IO LYNN STRICKLAND Io Transfer from Red Lodge, Montana 35 F. H.A. 35 Spanish Club 3,45 District Speech Festival 4. JOHN R. THIEL lack Class President 45 Latin Club 1,35 Student Council 45 C Club 3,45 Boys' Glee 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2. IUDY UNDERWOOD F. N,A, 1,25 Latin Club 15 Paper Staff 45 Business Manager5 Broncettes 15 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Assern- bly 45 Madrigal 45 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,45 District Music Festival 2,3,45 State Music Festival 45 Verse Choir 15 Triple Trio 1,2,3,45 All-District Choir 2, 3,45 Office Assistant 4. WAYNE WARD Weba Transfer from Hardin, Montana 25 C Club 3,45 Boys' State Alternate 35 Football 3,45 Captain 45 Basketball 35 Wrestling 45 Track 1,25 Junior Rotarian4 DA RRY SPORER Wrestling 1. KAREN WERNER Weenie G. R.A. 1,25 Latin Club 15 French Club 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 4, Assistant Editor5 Broncettes l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 National Thespians 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Girls' Glee 15 District Music Festival l,2,3,45 State Speech Festi- val 45 District Speech Festival 1,2,3,45 Verse Choir 1,2,35 Broncette Play 2,3,45 Thespian Play 45 Science Club 2. CAROL RUTH WILLIAMS Willie F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Historian and Reporter 2, Treas- urer 3, President 45 F.N,A, 15 Broncettes l,2,3,4, Board Member 3, President 45 Junior Play 35 Choir l,2,3,45 Class Assembly 45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Dis- trict Music Festival 1,2,3,45 Broncette Play 3,45 Office Assistant 4. MARGO WILLIAMSON Mago F. T,A. 45 G.R.A, 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 25 Student Council 35 Honor Society 3,45 Broncettes 1,2,3,45 Math Team 25 Junior Play 35 Band 1,2,35 Choir 45 Verse Choir 35 Broncette Play 2,35 Librar- ian 45 Office Assistant 4. CURTIS WILSON Curt Student Body President 45 Honor Society 45 C Club 3,45 Boys' State 35 Choir 45 Class Assembly 45 Foot- ball 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Bronc- ette King 45 Class Sweetheart 25 Junior Rotarian 4. Q. NK DAVID WISE Dave HELEN A. YOUNGLOVE C Club 1,2,3,45 Class As- Transfer from Mitchell sembly 45 Football l,2,3,45 Nebraska5 Annual 4. Basketball 1525 Track 1,2,3. iii f ' I ii g XRXQXWKA , Q 2 1 32 , intl If' MM qggxl'- 1 X . ill A 1., S r 3 mf, -nv 33' I FQ 'T :i,iY ' 4.-.- - S -in 47 - 1 , ik lp. D .J, 98 'I U18 g, ,f , 1 f E' Q f b -9 ,I Q1 . s, in wi ' 'X 4 4 fm. I 1' ' . Q , M f . . Q, - .H M - V W , i L- 6 1 is nd H I 1 ' The Honorable Milward Simpson gave an inspiring speech on three points to live hy: faith in your God, faith in your coun- try, and faith in yourself. Each girl received a rose, bgyg received 3 Carnajigrgr Reverend Buswell delivered the Benediction Sermon 1 fs I Z vu- qi? sf 1 fc U is .la 5 ' do H 'v , . 1 ,j ., y v I rf. fs q1u1 k' , f l'1nll'l ILNIOR CLJD5 OFFICERS Prebldew Vlce Preuden mecretarx student Counc SYBIL BLCKINGH AM TN D-XX E HALL BOB HE QLD S-XLLY FRANCI PATTY DEQKINQ M-XRK -101 sl: . MV, L , in if - ff 42, vig, Two fugitives from the aggressive females during Twerp Week. The sophomore class sponsors the Sadie Hawkins activities. SHER1 BRENNAN EDNA BROWN GARY BUCHLOZ. SYBLL BUCKINGHAM CHARLETTE BUNCH KEN CAPRON MARY CAPRON GLENN CATCHPOLE ANDY CAROVEAE JIM CHRISTENSON IACQUE CHRISTLER CHUCK CLOSE MINNIE COLMAN MARK DOVER DON ACTON BARBARA ASHTON BARBARA BAKKEN JAMES BOLTON WARD BOYD LEA BRATEN BOB BRATTON it :gf 'eh 19-7 9 'Fw , : Q J QI 433' ,gp 1 1 1. be if-1? GAIL DOWNING RICHARD EDGETT SANDRA EBERT LARRY EDGAR EARLENE ELLIS ROBERT ELLIS MARIANNE EVERT BILL FEELEY TERRY FEREBEE LLOYD FERREE ,S X4 an s Q13 B JUDY FITZGERALD AARON FRALEY SALLY FRANCIS FLOYD GAIL 2 J--I 34 0 Q I CN l. 1 GARY HAGBERRY DAVE HALL '3 DALE GENTNER BEVERLY GODFREY TOM GRAHAM KAREN GREEN PAUL GREEVER LORNA GRIGG Dona's extracurricular acuvrues seem take up a Iot of her time augur A portion of the vibrant Journalism Staff at Laramie on Journalism Week-end. MIKE HEMRY FOREST HOGE RON HILL CAROLE HARRIS ON BOB HEALD 'lk if X23 JANE HOUSE MARILYN HOUSE CYNTHIA IEFFERS ALICE JENSEN MARILYN JOHNSON MARSHA JONES TOM KAIMANN fa w l QW -rv.. BOB KARHU JAMES KELLER Pidum RAY KENCKE No Available JUDY KINDLER VICKI KRENNING GREG KUIPER OWEN LAFAVE BILLIE LAWSON LINDA LAWRENCE LOIS LEMLEY i 9, do i wr A ' I 4, A Q 2 -133 7 3, t.. L 'flf Q ? 4.355 QQ ' , ff 7' JUDY MICHELS DONN MILLER .TOY MINARD M.. .wwf ,Wm J? fm RODES MORAN M153 ANNA MULLHOLLAND 'A-5, Y LINDA NELSON LOIS NORDQUIST , , ' -i ,Q kk 5 7, WALT NORSKOG I , 1 ,En 7. EDINA OLIVER 5 3' NANCY PARISH MAC LEWIS MARY ANN LONG SHARON LUCUS RANDY MCARTHUR SUE MCCASLIN PAUL MCCUMBER FRANK MCGEE CAROL MCGUIRE DONA MCMANIS STEVE MAURATH Size eight, Loretta? ,,,.- , 47 PATTY PERKLNS -Il ' SHARON PETERSON V 1 V 1 M I I A in fi? I ' Air! Air! Let him have air! ROBERT PRICE NANCY RATCLIFF DEE LEE REDMAN JACK REED MARY ANN REYNOLDS WALT RIDDLE TOM ROACH JOHN ROBERTSON DOONA ROYAL LORETTA ROYBAL LORETTA SCHMUCKER KATHY SCHOPP 9 5- Louuz PFRANGLE 9' NANCY PRICE 2: ti ,Y D3 LARRY SEEKINS BILL SHEPARD HOWARD SIGGINS KAREN SMITH PAT SMITH RALPH SPARKS Q, ,.... DANNY SPANGLER LURE SPIEGELBERG ,fn ish QR: 'A ., fm- LARRY SPORER 3- JACK STEADMEN TONI STORY DICK STROW BECKY TAGGART -ld b TOM THOMPS ON MARY ELLEN TURLEY 1 if 7' ROGER ULMER 'S+ GEORGE UNDERWOOD PA UL UNDERW OOD 4.11, -' 'X K' Ay Nz! ,...-f 'mp KATHY Voss A JIM WALKER I COLETTE WALLACE KEN wARPNEss .w,,,4 bv V, Vat u . .:, .3g:':. -13:34, . 'ff 1ff' 211- -+nwl.4 n .a ,'.,'::vo..f.4u-'fpfffp' . . ,, , 1 , A - 'zeun2,f-'fzzjjvj 1 ., n ni 1 -.,'g::-f3Z.. ,Q+:g'L-' .1 A I a ,H t-fm::: f,,:. .-5:71, A bt '29 ..- ,2 Q. - X q I we 38 CARL SIVAGE 1.- LOUISE WELLING W JIM WILSON PAM WILSON There's one in every crowd s Q P I n D -fr' if f W ,Q SSS ! 1 'HR - 'sf - I 'N Ng.- s-5. V ,NM W gag .hs Q 4 5 P, ' 'SY Q QQ qw.. ,N ' x,.'3f F' 'A , '-4 -ff! f M. iff Q K- 'Q' xg, g I 1 lf, f y 1 N ' X ,- , ., ia p is I ' If I SOPHOMORE Qqiam oFF1CERh , gf , President ----- - - KEN r.1.n'THEL's 1 Q . uf, , 'Vice Presi Ae ---- BAQQBAM He.RLe.N 5 as W , Secretary - - - - GEORGIA NOLAN Tregsurcr - - - XENA CHAMBERS Student Council f ------- LINDA ALSUP ROXANNE NYSTROM HKGBERRY ' ? N nr:-X fi 4 --x 'NS PAT BOLTON A-1 LINDA ALSUP IAMES AMEND IOANNE ANNO BRENT ARCHIBALD MILTON BAILEY LINDA BAPST MARILYN BARLING DONALD BARNNETT LINDA BATES V Y ROBERTA BENSHOOF Q., RODGER BLACK gdggh mgy. N dam l Iwig 'IN 51s PNOYO NOV AVAILABLE Q: .- 1 , rf BILL BORMOUTH MARK BOWMAN IIM BRENNAN 'QP' af inf MONTY BROSIOUS MARY CAMPBELL ORA MAE CAMPBELL BOB CAPRON CAROL CAREY LINDA CARTER CLAUDIA CATURIA NENA CHAMBERS BILL BLAKE ' 5 fufxfxi ,Z 17 4I .5 M x f '93 BONNIE CHRIS TLER KATHY CLOSE ROYANNA COLEMAN BEN CORDER ROY CORDER TERRY CORDER NANCY CROSBY BILL DECKER MIKE DETER 4 ,3 PAT DUTTON 7 7 ROBERTA ELLIS ff.. ww A MARILYN FETZER SALLY FEDELL 'Wh PMN NANCY FLOM DAVID FLOWERS ROBERT FRISBY GREG FROST JUDY GAUTCH GARY GENTNER LEE GERRISH SHARON GLENN GAIL GROOMS DEAN HALL BRIAN HAGBERRY SHARON KANE RALPH HAMMOND BARBARA HARLSND CAROLYN HAYNER CARLA HENDERSON KARI HOLST MARGARET HUNTER TOM HUPP VICKI IRWIN 0 A z: fp, , ,.'f1,' :. .4 . A 1-4. 'I a n 9 , v ,0 0 . 2- QQQ 4 I iv 1 Qsbfaowloo f CAROLYN JACKSON CAROL JACOBS RANDY JONES 'UF QA al 1 JOHN KARHU CARL KRENNING GENEVIEVE LONG BARBARA LONSINGER TOM LORENZEN CARDER LARGENT GEORGIA LUCUS WYOMA MCCUMBER DENNIS MCGARY FRANK MCMILLIN R. J. MADSEN GARY JOY 3 43 KENNY MAUL ANN MANORGAN ELLEN MARKUS MYRA MARCUS BARBARA MARMON SANDY MASON KEN MATTHEUS LINNET MILLER .Qi g 35- DIANE NEWHOUSE MEREDITH NIELSON KAREN NIELSEN GEORGIA NOLAN ROXANNE NYSTROM LARRY O'MARA EVA .TO PEDERSON DON PRICE CARL PUTZ Sm yama- KAY MOORE 1 af ,N JUDY SIMONTON CAROLE SLATER MARILYN MCGARY IANIS SMITH LEE SMITH CLARK STAFFORD ION ST ONEHOLSE ROBERT STOLT DAVID STOTT FRED STROW BOB SNYDER 1 +423 v 'QMOJ' , F fx., 1-313 TAG TAGGART MARSHA TAGGART KATHY THOMPSON MARY THULL JOHN ULMER JIMMLE WARD CLARENCE WAGNER ' W- A iv VIRGINIA WALKER 'ff 3 BOBBY WILLIAMS 'Ja If ITQ DONALD WALL BILL WATTS PAT WAY CYNTHIA WILLIAMS GARY WILLIAMS -CP 4.15, ' 4 gtg, IONAINE W-ILLIAMS CHARLOTTE WILSON KAY WINTHER BETTY WOGOMAN SANDRA WRIGHT JOHN WYLLLE I .,r' .TERRY WHITMORE ...dr ff 'XQ5 , , V Lv ' V -f f '-f s -.,, Q .,- '47 .mfg . ,, 4 ty, ' , :mln - I - g,,V , W. - 1 4'-4 'I .. v ,, A wg. f fa w M M.. . , , .1 Q, 1.7 I :fy 2 ,,, ,M QV 1 .f 1 it-,K ., ' fgsy-FT ' S v A- . I -.. . A ' 4 Q ' 'z,,fs'f5x, ' .,,,.:.m, ' In ,015 z Q-mf! 42- M The girls are on the loosel SADIE HAWKINS Bang! The chase was on. As has been the custom at Cody High School for many years, on April first the annual Sadie Hawkins chase on the football field took place. Boys tore off across the field with girls right be- hind. Of course, the boys run as hard as they can: but when the girls band together, the boys haven't even a fighting chance. They secretly hope to get caught, but would rather die than have it known. The dance held on April eighth was the high point of the whole week. The dance was well attended and everyone had fun. Marryin' Sam, portrayed by Mr. E. E. Jeffers, did a landslide business since this year is leap year. Setting a new pace in fashions, Roxy? l O fi fl 1 ' .0 .. . , 'Y' ' 4 ' f ' - '.14... , ,gg 4 'F' .' '1 , M : A 4'lQ,,, : ' --Llzff' 7 J --LL f Q 1, , A H 'iz f.,A.q .f 3-1.-,S ' xl ' .2 if 'f Q -jfe, La nv., L Q, ' . Q ,-,, 1 ' .1 -. 1. .law , f- -4 - - , ., ix-f ' . . .QUAV , - , ' ' ,sz 1 ' . -W Huw A N 4'lTe.'i0,:5'f2'-l'fE.'i. -rzulgin-:..' Jgff' fd 'il - ., , a- -- ,, M U, . .'1f- ' Q 4,-3 ,- ,' Q. A.. l ' ' 'i - V A L.,--Q 3-:nm --, -:vu-J- :.' n.- - :44, 3 m,l ' '41-5'ii..' ff- H V , .:'1L, ',., -' ' . l, N'r ' ,-. .1 f. V. rw L ,.,,.,.M K 'Y -4 -- ...-. f 4 xg, -.,, l f . . f - , fi, ' w,.A V 'JA , 2- 'ow Q'-'IFF ' . ,,,l,,..,,,,,v,- - ,U ar. f ' af . ' 1 'W' 1 'V lr ,X u -4-FCA - 2'-: 'H .l Don't let him get away. - g ' 7: '?v!'Q ,l::. x f. ix. X 'S' if '-r 'J -e ffaww 1. ' a -.eat sr... s , M. L Help! 1 1 Our Hero has fallen. - A a ' - ..2',,J,l H 1 Vx., ,W Q .a , ' I t ---V... MQ- - :- .W-.... -41 J: .www If I is 4 HU.. s A11 lined up for the kill. See this? Let's show them how. nun Q.. 0' sf I' ,x N sf, -41' Nd I: ,V ,W M .4-as ..,'-f- .gwwwb-1 1' s J' .71 'X X.,,. Q' us- r.-- rf' s- n A-1'-Q 'Y -555-vw r gif Y ' -W? lf .1.. f' -Jann-ww. N Single file! Single file! APRIL ANDREN ARLA ANDREN KAREN ANDREN LORNA ANNO SANDRA BALLARD MARLENE BLAKESLEY KENNETH BOGGIO TOM BROWN GARY BUCKINGHAM JERRY BUCHHOLZ CAROL CAREY COLETTE CARPENTER LYNNE CHADWICK DONALD CHILDRESS LARRY CLARK 'VI I, x bmi Y 'Aw wr' JERRY CLOSE TWILA COE MICHELE COMSTOCK PAULA COTTRELL CHRISTIE COWLEY 'S x figw S'1 I 1 .U R, 1.-f 'wfxi It c- I ' Ni' fr- A X f '27 JOYCE GORTON MILFORD HAMILTON CAROLYN HARKE LARRY COWLEY DIANNA DAVEY SUSAN DEVERAUX BILL DOWNING LARRY DURAM KAY EDMUNDS GARY FALES EDDIE FARLOW .IO ANN FAUST SHARON FEREBEE :V f 1 WOODY FOGG SUSAN FRAMEL DONNA FROSHEISER LARRY GODFREY 7? 52 f ,f U .0 I . DON HARDY L if RHONDA HARRIS A ,A A ev Q Aw ,I Has she lost weight, Loretta? 'Q Qi K?3 5 5 5' an n ,. Q, L H!! E1 toro, aqui! IOHN HILL DON HINES GLEN HOLM JIM HOWE SUSAN HOWE MARIESA JULIEN MIKE KANE MARILYN KANSALA RICKY KAPERNICK DORIS KELSEY CRYSTAL KINCHELOE ALTA KNAPP RICHARD KNOPP as NEIL LAFAVE of '54 .J his -an 'N av' 7 1 il MARY JANE LARSEN CHARLES LINT JUD1TH LoP,ENz BILL MCJUNKIN I GARY LEE MADSEN 'MVK ,D ALICE MATTESON E..-L 4:22 n flu 54 PHC! 0 QI . AKAI!! JESS PEARSON FLOYD PEELER JERRY PYLE BARBARA PEERY MARJORIE PHELPS DONNA PITCHER RUBY MEHALEK SUSIE MERRILL GARY METZ. CHARLES MOCK NANCY MOLLET JAMES MOORE HARRY MULHOLLAND SCOT MEYERS TERRY NEELY JEAN NEWHOUSE BILL NIELSON DANNY OHLSON CAROL ANN PARSON NEWTON PAWLEY It looks like the Seniors have gone berserk Aloha to Cody High School. CLARISS RITTER CLINTON ROBINSON RICHARD ROYBAL DENNIS RUSSELL SUSAN SHEPARD BECKY SHIPLEY TOM SHULTZ ANN SIGGINS BARBARA SIGGINS DONNA SIGGINS DANNY SIMS SALLY SNYDER PAUL SPERRY MONTE STRICKLAND JOHN POLSTON BARBARA PRICE JOE REED SHIRLEY REYNOLDS SHARON RICHARDS DENNIS RICHMOND '31 --A is H? 75 4? 11 X 0? Qi WY if 5? 'WW 2 RICHARD WITTER HENRIETTA HILL PATSY HAMBY IOANNE TEEPLES LYLE THOMAS ALAN TOLLIVER SHARON TRASK DUANE TRYTHALL NORMAN TURLEY PAT VARNER KIRK WAGGONER ROBERT WALKER JOHN WILLIAMS RAY WILSON IOHIN WINTER ED WEBSTER GENE WEBSTER VICKI WELLING ROLANDA WILCOX ROBERTA WARPNESS The Freshmen are hard at work. 'CV ,, I . , vi ,Wx ,, W 'U mf ,Iwi ,M ,mwv Faculty 5 rv' During the past year, our teachers have shown calm and reserve at all times .xr Ji The faculty has Mr. Xwhrtrng has been a perfect been a stronghold example of of honesty. ' good dress. , 545, 1' - 4. 31,1 7551 - ' Xa ,V fn V we :Va ,riffs ns My I ,fa ff fl .ii xt ,s 1 f fw,f'm.'15f'Y'f K , , , Vwgh 1, 52 f fu ,fajgwm , ,, ,mf f. ,uf 'xr fifdg' guy, ,,'f' f M, X. iff ' .Yi-H E. E. IEFFERS Biology Advanced Biology Chemistry RICHARD JENSEN Junior High Band Senior High Band Elementary Band LAWRENCE MARTOGLIO Physical Education I, Il Athletics Football Coach LAWRENCE MEISTER English I Latin I, II FLORENCE LIST English 11, In GEORGE LIST Typing I Bookkeeping Business Law Consumer Economics JOSEPH NIELSON Biology HELEN OGSTON Junior High Music Girls' Glee Boys' Choir EILEEN PALMER f it Library S 3 I FRED RITTER EVELYN SHAWVER English Ill, IV Study Hall General Mechanics Elementary Trades Auto Mechanics HAROLD SIEGLE General Business Shorthand I Typing Il Office Machines Study Hall I. RAYMOND STOCKHILL Advanced Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Drawing Study Hall OPAL SULCER Algebra Advanced .Algebra Plane Geometry AUDREY SIVERTS Physical Education I, ll, III NEWELL S ORENSON General Math Algebra PAUL SWEITZER Vocational Agriculture I, II, Ill WYNONA THOMPSON English II Speech Drama Stage Crafts WILMA ALLERHEILIGEN JANE FISHER Superintendent and Senior Switchboard Operator High Secretary Admmzstratzon LELAND GEORGEN ROGER SIDWELL LORRAINE WOODLAND Guidance Counselor Administrative Assistant Admirlistrative ASSISISHI Secretary Board of Education Dzstrzct 6 RAYMOND HOWE PRICE MCGEE G. A. BARRUS RICHARD WILDER WAYNE MESSENGER KAY CHRISTENSON The school board did a very efficient job this year. Near the end of the year the Honor Society and Class- room Teachers were allowed to meet with the board in special meetings to air some matters which they felt needed attention. The board was very cooperative and it is hoped that much good will come from these pointed discussions. The board stated that they were pleased to see this interest in tne school on the part of the students. 64 PRINCIPAL' S MESS AGE This edition of the Cody High School BRONC is one more evidence of the growth of our school toward the goal of the comprehensive school - the effective devel- opment of each student's individual abilities. Its pages record glimpses of the multitude of activities which comprise our curriculum. The past decade has seen a multiplicity of changes. There has been a doubling of the faculty and student body. The shop, academic classroom, auditorium,gym- nasium, athletic field, parking lot, bus garage, cafete- ria and central kitchen area have all been acquired within the past ten years. The testing and guidance pro- gram has been improved and the music program strength- ened by the addition of a string program. These are a few of the changes wrought during the fabulous fifties. The challenge of the sixties will lie in meeting the demands of the space age. A true respect and admira- tion for intellectual accomplishment will raise our sights above the rewards of material prosperity. lt is myhope that the undergraduates of Cody High School will meet this challenge in full measure. Cordially yours, Dr. Harold M. Stauffer High School Principal SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The greatest need of the individual today, in our eternal search for the ultimate, is educational balance. This, in my humble and certainly imper- fect judgement, is a result of multiple exposure to the myriad possibilities and potentialities ofa com- plex civilization. Past history has shown, in some instances at least, that academic learning, if not balanced with some active participation in fine arts, physical ex- ercise or hobbies, often leads to a faith in knowl- edge alone rather than the use of such knowledge. I believe that our tremendous assimilition of knowledge today must be balanced by Christianity first, emotional adjustment second, and last, but not least, respect for what out fellow human beings do that is worth doing. We are striving to make the educational pro- gram of the Cody Public Schools help people prog- ress in this direction with. what seems to me, marked success. Cordially yours, W. L. Whiting Superintendent rake . MOST HUMOROUS Francie Audie: Jerry Misner CUTEST COUPLE Nancy Buckingham Dick Marquess 3 , I I ' Q ,Y- f.,-v ww ,-on 4-5. T13- if- 430 'Q ,Y -1 N., H '-w-., -.-1+ MR AND MISS CHS Chlp Padgway and Karolyn Hall gg M L A 'fm MOST FRIENDLY D1ck Clomnger and Sharon Kmkade MOST STUDIOUS Anne Damon John Dominick Wx lan xk QM, I if- ,' ff ff? W , ..-.f,..--f -.'J,.'.,7,,, M, ,..11-11 -me-V an-hs. ix 1, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anne Damon Chip Ridgway 6 69 SALLY FRANCIS MARY ANN REYNOLDS Boys 1 fm, w MIKE RICHARDS MIKE MCNULTY State 1959 , L-.-........ FRED JONES BOB KAPERNICK ie! I f - I , v 1 I ,Y ., .,. I R., , a 5. ff ' 34 , - -.. I ' x' A fl, I iff i' l .P K 1 1? ig sit' If I g hx ,. 1. A .w 4. 1 'J M ' 1, ki NOEL REYNOLDS CURT WILSON f , .P K. i 'FQ ,I X 6 1X 44.5 kj A fx 'I w 1 Q - 4' If - 3 , fx C . 'Sk MARIORIE BAPST 72 Girls, State 1959 MARY PAT TERS ON MARGO WILLIAMSON nf' f 'L MARK D OVER LARRY SEEKINS fri Q 'git' in -K Boys ' State 57 I W Lx z I v 1 DAVE HALL J OHN ROBERTS ON DAN SPANGLER 59 5 N Y- 1 n xg 4 S NOEL KEY S Salutat0riczn Valedictorian Award Da Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards ------------ N061 Rgyngldg, Anne Damon Vocational Agficulfllfe ' ' F. F. A. Public Speaking Trophy, Charles Close Girls' State, American Legion Auxilliary -------- Lois Lgmley, Lorena sohmucker Sarah Francis, Judith Michels, Mary Ann Reynolds Parent-Teacher Association Class Citizenship Award ------------- C1355 of 1960 Track Awards --------------------------------- -Round Table Trophy Buchanan-McFarland Award - - ---- Chester Ridgway Alsup Award -------------- - - - Chester Ridgway David Buswell Memorial Award - - - ----- Fred Jones Mickey Barrus Sport Writer Award - - - - ' Gene Daly Rotarian Scholarship ----- ----- - - Carol williams Bausch and Lomb Science Award - - - - - - Mike Richard Carl Ruckman Science Award ------- - - - - - Gene Smith Cedar Chapter O. E. S, Scholarship ----- ---- K arolyn Hall Caroline Lockhart - Eloise Stock Awards - - - ----------- Gretchen Kuiper Debate Awards ------------------ -------------- D ebate Team Park County B21 ASS0Ci2Ii0I1 Award ' ' ' Noel Reynolds, Steve Simonton Robert Hamilton Memorial Award - - - - - Renee Mgore, Deanne Allphin National Thespian Awards --------- - - - ----- Thespian Troupe Members Helen Daughtery Webster -------------- - ----------- Anne Damon Wyoming Archeological Society Scholarship - - - ---------- Gene Smith Helen E. Patch Award ---------------- ------------- S arah Francis National Merit Scholarship Corporation -- - - - - Noel Reynolds, Mike Richards Kirsten Beck B. Y. U. Scholarship ------ - ----------- Noel Reynolds Broncette Award ----------- - - Carol Williams Classroom Teachers Scholarship ----- ------------------- - Steve Slmonton Mechanical Drawing Awards - - Lee Smith, Jerry Whitmore, Dee Smith, Duane Jensen Dick Marquess, Bob Karhu, Keith Rupert, Bob Price, Harry Farlow Randy Jones, Monty Brosious, Larry Edgar, Tom Lorensen, Mark Bowman Bob Campbell, Larry 0'Mara P. E. O. Award to Senior Girl - - - - - - - ------------ Anne Damon American Legion Cup ----------------------------------- Fred Jones Boys' State Award ---- - - - David Hall, Mark Dover, Larry Seekins, John Robertson Daniel Spangler .- Bob Hamilton Memorial Award ' r Boy and Girl Exemplifying the Spirit of Cody Hi 'f '51 Alsup Award ww Zi, 6 Track Team FRESHMAN Nancy Mollet Duane Trythall Sweet i if i SOPHOMORE Anne Manorgan Karl Krenmng Hearts fl all P i-li is-af go SENIOR Sharon Kmkade Steve Sxmomon JUNIOR Donna McMan1s Tom Roach 'Slim 'U P 79 omecommg Queen Janis Fa,Ilcirzghanz 3 '-4ZG4i' ' 495' w Nt' Mfwf, W' ALTA KNAPP A 2 JUDY GAUTSCH Freshman Attendant Sophomore Attendant 1 Yfli' 'I' '- ef' xc' COLETTE WALLACE SHARON KINK.-XD QV . i.,,,,:,, Junior Amendaszt ,L..1O. unc... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I x Bro I I I 1 I . 0 Qx -n.. I I 47 6iZ6 nces A i X i I u 1 p 'tr A' r ,A A y 1 444: 4 f Q Attendants 5 it z ,.,,,, . ,- zu: 'K 4, F A a t 'V ,A 5 5 5 .f , ,. TA f g -Af ' I 4, I GAIL ROGERS v X I 1 SANDY KRENNING 1 fn I 6:3 3 ' 5 A -A A tv I . 1 . 7M . I 1 A Q 71? A A i tr? 3 A 1 E ' , 4. , i K ' gp MARILYN LYALL 1 H 1 tfkwil j Q ! 2 2 3 i 5 X 1 Q 4 1 f . 5 . S 'f SHARON LYAL1. ll 1 3? gr, 4. '1 .5- fl f lvw, M 4 1 X , ,, , f, 9 K? LM: 3 4' 3fTfi-ififflxl tidy vsigff v ?:5?2 f 1 V V Q gf fn' 1, ay ff 5, M , lwfig f fl' h I K 5 f lm R ' W: 1 ' , . if L , 2 . . 353 4 J f1.lzr'2v . rg .' 23, Attendants www ,M M V ,GX if W JZ I SALLY FRANCIS .4-f-'K' DONNA MCMANIS PATTY PERKINS ALICE JENSEN fi' Prom No wolf wlustles, Dave. Why so reflective, Nancy? Are you bored Mr. Neilson? f Was it good, Tom. What shocked you, Mary Ann? The Queen of Slam and one of her many children. She's pretty, isn't she, Bob? Are they talklng about xou John? Don t take the flowers Tom They are not for you 'IU' ,.... vw.: :fa ,.. ., warm 'Q-,W W-, rf 4.7. ,, Mx, . v' - H ,, . ' ' , gun. .5 ,mga . in '57-X I uw 5 ii W7 min 'TIE don I say! 5 v 1.4, ,fl Q i ' 5 C , 1 - 1. 88 1 :X . K f what a blaze! Weren't they snappy? LJ . ,I T X C 5, Friday was a rewarding culmination for all Q 'vi our efforts. The Broncettes prepared a lively assembly for Friday afternoon. The Highlight of the assembly was the Broncette play with a Beatnik theme. It was cleverly written and en- thusiastically acted. The guest speaker for the assembly was Alan Simpson, who related to us some ofthe things that went on during his years ' in Cody High School. The senior girls who have I F been a member of Broncettes for two years or s more were honored by receiving their pep club pins and flower. i 5 .I v .Q - Neat work, seniors. More fun! More scientific experiments? .5 gu I March them OH to Vlctory' Lining up for the crowning of -the Queen. w 6, C g X , if Saturday afternoon as scheduled, the game was played, At halftime our lovely queen, Ian- ice Falkingham, was crowned by the kissing captain. Her attendants were Senior, Sharon Kinkade, escorted by Steve Simontong Junior, Colette Wallace, with Gene Erickson: Sophomore, ,J Judy Gautsch, with Chip Ridgwayg Freshman, Al- ta Knapp, with Dick Cloninger. For the glowing finish to our festivities, the Broncs plowed Grey- bull 43-25. We all believed this to be one of our most successful Homecomings, especially the seniors, for this was their last Homecoming at home. ,er Qu lan made a pretty Queen, Wow! what a pose. UP and at -em! is , H -it-. rf' it 2' 1, il? F' VM la Q .- Q cgjih Isn't he a doll! Noel, your tongue isn't that pretty. X54 T Z3 '73 They marched in the Homecoming Parade. They worked hard, too. OILIII Bill, he'l1 do all right xi The Sop homores p aimed the C They alw y DC a s had Lh ver worued eu mouths full The Assern bly Lme We don't know what went on here. The spirit of Cody High The last few pages are the things that make memories of our years in Cody High School. We have enjoyed everything we have done for Cody and their schools. As you look back on these pages always remem ber the fun we have had and the things that we learned. Wonder where her eyes are wandering to. ,Jw Orgamzatzons Student Body Prestdent CURT WILSON i The student councrl under the leadershrp of Curt W1lson took an actrve part in the school actrvrties thrs year Foundauon plans were made by the Council for a very successful Homecomrng Week Some of thetr other BCLIVIIIBS were sellrng programs at District Tournament rn Cody establlshrng the new method of votmg for Student Body President a week early enablrng the defeated candrdate to run for class Off1Ce rnstr tuting the new decree oblrgmg the Freshmen to keep the halls clean and the Semors to make sure that they do II and conducung the Cheerleadrng tryouts SENIORS Steve Srmonton Tom Mattheus Mlke McNulty Jack Threl Vrc Student Connctl Members JUNIORS Mark Dover Dave Hall Syb11 Buckrngham e Presrdent Loure Pfrangle Student Body Treasurer Student Councrl Advrsor SOPHOMORES Ken Mattheus Roxy Nystrom Brran Hagberry Lrnda Alsup Secretary Marjorie Bapst Mr Cottrell FRESHMEN B111 Nrelson Twlla Coe Sally Snyder Carol Parsons . l i Q 0 I . i , , . 5 Y 1 , I ' ,A t Q - Q 1' 1. 5 4 Y I 4 5 5 i K i 1 ' 4 ' l Y I f ' s , . . 1 I ' . Flame sstccrmn attonal Honor octet ' The Honor Society has taken an active part in the schoo1's activities this year un der their sponsor, Mr. List, and co-sponsor, Mr. Meister. Under Noel Reynolds' leader ship, the club worked to improve the school. During the year grooming codes, student courts, and other policies concerning the school were brought before the group. Many of the ideas were formulated into suggestions which were brought before proper author ities. The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The more casual look. sl mm. Queue.. Future Homemakers of America The officers of this organization are as follows: President, Carol Williams: First Vice President, Betty Green: Second Vice President, Dianne Dugglebyg Secretary, Sally Fedell: Treasurer, Emily Moore: Parliamentarian, Virginia Walkerg Historian, Donna Royalg Reporter, Twila Royal: and Song Leader, Judy Simonton. Mrs. Gentry, the advisor of F. H. A. 98 The Future Homemakers hold high their purposes which are: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home mem- bership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and commtuiity life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tion. 8. To further interest in home economics. The motto of this organization is Toward New Horizons. ' Their flower is the red rose, and their colors are red and white X They learn by doing, but who eats it? I . 9 'Q A if VV ' ,' 'KR ' x , l 1 5 ll I I 5 The attractive members. 4 FHA. A tribute to the teachers at the Teache1 s Thanksgivi ng Tea I : .. . ,rp A L N3,4'L'Lll ,.- ff' ' 4 v. - +0-f 'v' r, ' af-fu , e. f fr '- ,... .., , Affz.,-5' f- A WWII ' D- K 52,32 er .-. I ' fb' g ' ,q, 3 A JB, .,4' ,.l - its 25:16 rv Q-f., M . ,Pifll-9 . C-3'-33 1.'F','f : v.. ,,-I '12 .. AA, . :Li-Y. ii-A21 :11:egm3'.s'JC .i,'5, 1 t -. JSF. lasts. if '.'.. 1 I .ADR .Hg Naya.. f Lyn., i 1 Q ,lzmusn Q., . Y. 1 .M-'f' JE. r -Ls -- -1.71 V A + L 1. e ' !- - Future Farmers of America ..x R' ff 9 'ini' The F F A State Contest Banquet at Laramre The offrcers of thas orgaruzatron are George Underwood Presrdent Karl Krennmg Vrce Presldent hm Shepherd Secretary Clark Stafford Treasurer Frank McM1ll1n Parlramentanan and Dean Hall Sentlnel Thelr act1v1ues thrs year were a field trrp to the Power Plant the State Convenuon 1n Thermopolls and the F F A State Contest m Laram1e 'Fw' v Ah ffl V The first year Vocational Agriculture boys at the Locker Plant. The members of the Future Teachers. Future Teachers 0 America OFFICERS: President - - - ----- LOIS NORDQUIST Vice President - - - - GEORGIA LUCUS Secretary - - - - - - LLOYD Fam: Treasurer - - - - - - LLOYD FEREE PURPOSE: Explore teaching as a career. The Future Teachers, whose sponsor is Mrs. Sulcer, has twenty-two members. The main qualifi- cation for membership is to have an interest in teaching as a career. They served and ushered during the High School Parent-Teachers Conferences, helped the grade school teachers give tests, and will assist any time, visited classes in the grades and junior high, and this year's officers and next year's officers attended the State Conference in Laramie. Judy Simonton was elected State Parliamentarian. l0l K. vu., 'itngv if vo- X Debate was revived in Cody High this year by Bruce Ben- nion. From a completely inexperienced group, Bruce whipped together two very successful teams by the end of the year. Both teams qualified for State at the District Festival held in Cody. During the pre-festival season Cody teams were undefeated in their efforts against more experienced teams around the Basin. Team ll as listed above went on to tie for second place in state competition. Karen and Jim prepare for a debate Bruce and Steve discuss last minute strategy at District Festival where they were at the District Debate Festival in Cody Lmdefeated. .04 C Broncette Pep Club President - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Historian - - Sponsors - - - OFFICERS: - - - CAROL WILLIAMS - -SALLY FRANCIS - - - BETTY GREEN - - SHARON LYALL - - - SHEILA CORDER - - - MISS SIVERTS MISS EMMETT The Broncettes, with the help of their president, Carol Williams, did a wonderful Job in supporting the Broncs. Their spirit and enthusiastic energy was always there to back their team Before each game, the halls were decorated with stirring mottoes that pepped up the team s spirit Several little skits were given at Pep Assemblies that were very much appreciated and enjoyed by everyone. All in all, the Broncettes had a good year - one worth remembering We know most of the school spirit is due to the untiring work of the Broncettes a very active and worthwhile organization. mf' V . AM Squad Cheerleaders Dona McManls Becky Taggart Colette Wallace and Sandy Krenrung our A Squad cheerleaders were all rnfluenual rn keepmg up the sprrrt of the team and the morale of the school B Squad cheerleaders were added th1s year They were Bonme Chrrstler Judy Gautsch Barbara Harland and Judy Simomon all great assets to the team 'PHP B quad Cheerleaders - .. H , , 1 v 1 , I1 N ' ' I - . I l I , . l 1' . F S M, N X . I I XE' 'iffy . .. X 3 .L -' ' 4 'MQ U W ' K' C' 9 7 Drill Team The Drrll Team rs shown presemmg some snappy routmes They performed qurte regularly durmg the half ume of the basketball games 1 X :sz TSW 1sr2 ..f!',,....f in---v IO6 fi! of 1 National Thespzans if ZW' -1 if f A -,! , 18 is . K ' , V s ' f Q E v -W .,, ...Q LA-, A 14 ,Z- --44' U ,-, pf- The members with their sponsor, Mrs. Max Thompson. Not all were present when the picture was taken Verse Choir The Verse Choir attired in their sleepy-time wear waiting for Santa Claus. They gave the se- lection 'Twas the Night Before Christmas at the Thespian Christmas Program. The office girls are, from left to right: Mary Beth Amend, Carolyn Fales, Karolyn Hall, Lois Lemley, Karen Green, Linda Johnson, Dianne Duggleby, Marjorie Bapst, Judy Underwood, Lin- da Schultz, and Betty Green. Not present are Sandy Krenning, and Dee Lee Redman. The girls are under the supervision of Mrs. Allerheiligen. The hard working librarians are, from left to right: Judy Fitzgerald, Darlene Holder, Barbara Ashton, Margo Williamson, Gerry Godfrey, Mary Beth Amend, Roberta Benshoof, and Beverly Godfrey. Not pres CHI are Sandy Krenning, Carolyn Fales, andblohn Betz. The librarians are under the supervision of Mrs. Palmer. S ,h Dx 'L.,.....-, 310 f w I FQ Spanish lub ,fy .I , Pen as air .M I 2 i R K, .LQ The officers of the Spanish Club are as follows: President, Noel Reynoldsg Vice President, Mark Dover: and Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Burns. The sponsor is Miss Emmett. The purpose of the Art Club is to develop an active public interest in art through display. The officers are as follows: President, Lorna Griggs and Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Shepard. The sponsor is Mr. Banks. Art Club f Q ' 'L .gkg...5l , ,QQ 5 2: R -fm , , ,.f J L aff , f 1 ,am . 'fi sag, 7 bf 1 f5'f'fQ.f4f ff ' f-QA, 'mfs ,W 3 ' f, MZ QM , -4 My-A ' ,q.'., ,W - f 1:1 'A ,. A -'Llfawgm 1, 1 mf 41 'mf': , ' f , My ,, 4' f Q jiri! g. f Vg 'L ' ZQQZQQQA ' ML' J 'Sui -'Ll'-.j 5117 f' ,YI W - f Q A J f ' .Tif1V4QL.' ' , , K .api . 5fiQfeg.Qf,f Q. 4 I 'fJT':i'?'fi57W,, wx' .fr fw .2 f fTf,ff5-,:,.1yQ--'sw Wav'-f4.s ,i C C 1' 2 ff , 5 ' atin, Club fournalism I4-I ig , lg - 2.1 2 -14s, 1-L, K4 4 J-and The Journalism class sponsors fhe school paper, The Bronc Hi-Lites. ' A banquet was held for the class members at the first of the year. ww knew X32 NXT1 ' Annual f -.J r . , A new QQ , r H-A X F vf , ' B ' -K A ,Xe- Q . - I , . I ' x A 5 r r Mm I 2 s ' I i a 5 .M if .V 'rf V E-F W up ,,-- . 'I ff? E. Q :ff 'L ,L'k, ' '-.V RJ' Q I V Wh i 2' if N Annual staff working hard to put out the Cody Bronc Annual. Are your pages done, girls? Jim Hedrick, Photographer 5 R 2 H-'f f ,I , , 'fx ,QL f r' l 4 All My Sons As a final dramatic achievement, the Seniors presented All My Sons by Arthur Miller as their Senior Class Play. Chip Ridgway, Frances Audier, Marshall Maudlin, and Mary Patterson played the lead roles in this post-war drama. Supporting roles were played by Dorie Moore, Fred Jones, Russ Chad- wick, Anne Damon, Mike Richards, and Karen Wer- ner. Mrs. Thompson directed this production with the assistance of student directors Linda Schultz and Kay Cottrell. A great deal of empathy was felt throughout the audience and the play was considered to be a fitting triumph to a bright high school career 1 l tsl if , i'5 K ,x 5 -x1.L . . .O x,.:x linux , H 'N V 'yd ., FQ...,... , .X.,,.,-4.,,, ,Y ,, ,, x ' MWF Ko L K nk' SYN f,.. Y f K NYKLD Lx.. x1'c ' V XML .Lg F: ,V .2 . X,V, Ml y 'ifkiis ,Q f y 1 Y, , A. .,g::! . -f M' 39 if , , WN, v Q1 Hex J' it R a R X ia -M542 W , A WI. f,, k ' 5191 , , H ' 313-. if , - H524 f , 2 42 7 QW? 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NL J7 PQ I Tw Mixed hams Xu: f ,hwy l22 ALL-DISTRICT AND ALL-STATE CHOIR The following students were chosen to represent Cody in the three all-district meets held this year. BACK ROW: Noel Reynolds, Larry Seekins, John Robert- son, Mark Dover, Mike Richards. MIDDLE ROW: Lloyd Buswell, Bill Nielson, Don Acton, Deanne Allphin, Lin- da Schultz, Anne Damon. FRONT ROW: Betty Martin, Judy Underwood, Barbara McDonnell, Gail Rogers, Marge Bapst, Marilyn Lyall. sm ,, , MQ, GIRLS' GLEE BACK ROW, left to right: Betty Martin, Barbara McDonnell, Barbara Marmon, Vicki Krenning, Norma Bronnemberg, Sharon Lucus, Kay Cottrell, Sharon Kinkade. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Crosby, Barbara Price, Terry Neely, Gerry Godfrey, Georgia Lucus, Sandra Wright, Carol Cox, Joanne Teeples, Janis Smith. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ogs- ton, Wyoma McCumber, Mary Ellen Turley, Sharon Kane, Sally Fedell, Nena Chambers, Joyce Gorton, Renee Moore, Charlotte Wilson, Lura Speigleberg. BOYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus had a lot of fun this year spend- ing their noon hours with song. Those pictured are, BACK ROW: Lloyd Buswell, Don Acton, Brent Archibald, Carl Sivage. FRONT ROW: John Robertson, Mark Dover, Bill Nielson, Noel Reynolds. r T' I' Mrs. Ogston, Director Dearme Allphin Accompanist Those members of the All-District Chorus who were also selected to join the All- State Chorus were Judy Un- derwood, John Robertson, Betty Martin, Barbara McDon- nell, Mike Richards and Marjorie Bapst. f , , r , l Sr, 1 Q K 5 . 1 W4 6, v , t Q '-4 U a . Linda Schultz, Deanne Allp in, Ju lss ,,,., x, ,,A t, After four years of hard work these senior girls chose the name of Gay Notes. They reaped their reward this year in the form of being rated the outstanding triple trio in the Big Horn Basin. After receiving a l at District they sang their way to the State Festival where they were also given a superior rating. These girls not only sang at many affairs in Cody this year but also at various events out of town. S Marilyn L M The Madrigal Group spent many enjoyable eve- nings and noon hours putting their talents to work at practices and performances. Members are, Lloyd Buswell, Don Acton, Bill Nielson, Noel Reynolds, John Robertson, Mark Dover, Brent Archibald, Mike Richards, Larry Seekins, Betty Martin, Barbara McDonnell, Judy Underwood, Anne Damon, Frances Audier, Marilyn Lyall, Deanne Allphin, Linda Schultz, Marge Bapst and Gail Rogers. Not pictured are Mark Bowman and Alta Knapp. Frances Audier, Mar e Bapst, Bobbi Mc- artin and Gail Rogers. C. .XX HY' The Triple Teens, organized this year, have already made a name for themselves in Cody High School. They received a II rating at the District Festival. Members are, Nena Chambers, Alta Knapp, Sally Fedell, Vickie Irwin, Judy Simonton Linda Shore, Karen Green, Marsha Jones and Renee Moore, accompa- nist. The spirited boys' quarette sang all year long together enjoying every song. No one could forget their night- shirts and teddy bears at the Christmas Concert when they sang I Saw Mommie Kissing Santa Claus. Tom Kaimann and Lloyd Buswell sang tenor while Larry Seekins and Don Acton sang bass. l24 Deanne Allphin, and Barbara McDonnell, CHS majorettes, put in a busy year twirling for all our parades, games, and assemblies. They worked hard to give us many varied routines. Remember their cowgirl outfits and Cowboy Toe? Q -fi ,I M! pam Q One of the outstanding numbers per- formed at the band assembly held January 26, was the Five Mellow Winds written to the memory of Glenn Miller and played for us by Danny Spangler, Lois Nordquist, Carolyn Hayner, Brent Archibald, and Larry Seekins. ALL-DISTRICT AND ALL-STATE BAND BACK ROW, left to right: Danny Spangler, Brent Archibald, Carl Sivage, Larry Seekins, Sharon Lucus. SECOND ROW: Ken Boggio, Owen La- Fave, Marsha Jones, Donna Frosheiser, Frances Audier, Pat Way. THIRD ROW: Myra Marcus, Nancy Flom, Marilyn Barling, Lois Nordquist, Loretta Schmucker, Pat Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Francis, Judy Simonton, Emily Moore, Renee Moore and Ora Mae Campbell. The Trumpet Trio is one ofthe small ensembles which represented Cody at the District Music Festival where they received a superior rating and at the State Music Festival where they received a ll. Renee Moore played the first trumpet, Kenny Boggio played the second trumpet, Owen LaFave the third trumpet and Danny Spangler accompanied the trio on the piano. I25 Mr. Jensen directed the band fo the 1959-1960 season. Our football games, parades, basketball games and assemblies were all spirited v. their fine music. On January 26 they presented the first band concert Cody High has ever witnessed. This concert was especially outstanding because of the unique use of lighting to accompany such numbers as Deep Purple , Autumn a....:'J1 Serenade , White Orchids , and Royal Blue. V Ry, ',l: -ggi. 'N F1 A Q Q ' 'X F5 Bill Nielson, Dean Hall, Anne Manorgan, Donna Royal, Richard Edgett, Pat Smith, Carolyn Harke, Jack Reed, , Carl Sivage. KNEELING: Marilyn Kansala, Royanna n0A BRASS: STANDING: Renee Moore, Owen l.aFave Ken Boggio, Bill Molasky, James Amend Kurt Wagner, Don Hardy, Richard Knopp Woody Fogg, James Moore. KNEELING: Wanda Schmidtberger, Mary Campbell, Sue McCaslin and Minnie Jo Colman. WOODWIND BACK ROW: Linette Miller, Marilyn Mc- Gary, Marilyn Ritter, Tom Schultz, Bob Frisby, Patsy Hamby, Clarence Wagner, Joe Reed, Don Wall. MIDDLE ROW: Danny Spangler, Loretta Schmucker, Ora Mae Campbell, Marsha Jones, Bonnie Christler, Judy Way, Donna Frosheiser, r 2 Colman, Linda Carter. .F f PERCUSSION Judy Simonton, Emily Moore, Judy Gautsch, Twila Royal, Paula Cottrell, Clarissa Ritter, Joanne Anno, Marlene Blakesley, Ralph Hammond. WOODWJND fcont.J Arla Andren, Henrietta Hill and Carol Jacobs. FRONT ROW: Sally Francis, Sharon Lucus, Ellen Markus, Nancy Price, Mariesa Julien, Karen Nielson, Judy Lorenz, and Marilyn Barling. At the District Music Festival the band received a superior rating for its fine performance. Mr. Jensen's talent for directing championship bands has been proving itself quite fully this year and Cody High students will agree that this yea the band has been the best we have ever had. M : Brent Archibald, Larry Seekins, Gary Metz, Susan Shepard xv,-4 --- Myra Marcus, Sally Snyder, Carolyn Hayner, Lois Nordquist Twila Royal. t A MC99 C Club of Cody High School is represented by boys who have lettered in one organized sporty football, basketball, wrestling and track. The club was in charge of concessions at the Class A Big Horn Basketball Tournament which was held in Cody and the concessions at the regular athletic events. One of the duties as a member is to be a monitor at the doors and keep soft drinks from going in on the Floor. This year the club has bought a snow cone machine, and finished paying the balance due on the pop corn machine, camera, film and the developing ofthe film. The total expense of their project was S3,050. Their project for next year is the purchase of a projector and screen. From this you can see they have had a successful year. , In T 2 5 CHIP RIDGWAY - - - - President TOM MATTHEUS - - - - Vice President STEVE SIMONTON - - Secretary-Treasurer 0,4 1 911- ak 2 ff, 1. 1 mf, Www Wy 4' -it if 34 Z? S ff 1 Y A w a i 9 9 sr A l, ' jeg , . .Ol rg, . ' a . . 4i.', . Y ss 'I I . I 3 1. :Au AMW Q. Q ' I. X QA lst. ' I . 'S I.. H83 3 M A ,W . 1 J 1 ' ' .W . . L i - V an? ' rv f A, 4, at TOM ROACH Junior - 41411 - 123 lbs. Halfback Lettered 1 year DAVE WISE Senior - 11512 - 184 lbs. Halfback Lettered 3 years JOHN DOMINICK Senior - 4f13 - 151 lbs. Halfback Lettered 2 years STEVE SIMONTON Senior - 43921 - 157 lbs. Quarterback Lettered 3 years DICK CLONINGER Senior ' H22 - 135 lbs Halfback and Quarter- back Letrered 2 years MARK DOVER Junior - 323 - 144,1bs. Halfback Lettered 2 years LOUIS PFRANGLE Junior - 833 - 127 lbs. I-lalfback and Quarter- back Lettered 2 years WAYNE WARD Senior - 1434 - 184 lbs Fullback Lettered 3 years I3I ,Q ex F 1 'TMO ,-. v Y Alt' gt 14.4 . .v4!!5- 1 RALPH SPARKS Junior - 336 - 147 lbs. Fullback Lettered 2 years MARVIN SHERRILL Senior - H62 - 133 lbs Guard Lettered 3 years KENNETH CAPRON Junior - H144 - 141 lbs. Halfback Lettered 2 years i 1' . 3 -161144 G pcm., DAVE HALL Jumor - 45447 - 148 lbs. Fullback Lettered 1 year and 1 year as manager Y' ,.-YQ wif TOM THOMPSON junior - 41455 - 162 lbs. Center Lettered 2 years MAC LEWIS Junior - 11556 - 147 lbs. Center. Lettered 2 years BOB CAMPBELL Senior - 457 - 183 lbs. Center Lettered 1 year MARVIN ALLERHEILIGEN Senior ' 4F43 - 160 lbs. Center Lettered 2 years GENE ERICKSON Senior - 363 - 167 lbs. Guard Lettered 2 years All-District team 4 JOHN ROBERTSON Junior H64 154 lbs Guard Lettered 1 year WALT NORSKOG Junior - 366 - 150 lbs. Guard Q Letrered 2 years eg pf BOB KARHL Junior - 1468 - 173 lbs. Guard Lettered 1 vear DON ACTON Junior - 41574 - 176 lbs. Tackle Lettered 1 year HOWARD SIGGINS Junior - 5478 - 182 lbs. Tackle Lettered 1 year PETE IMBS Senior - 975 - 170 lbs Tackle Letrered 3 years CHIP RIDGWAY Senior - 377 - 198 lbs Tackle Lettered 4 years All-District team - 3 and 4 All-Stare team - 3 I33 BILL FEELEY Junior - 481 - 147 lbs End Lettered 1 year PAUL CAMPBELL Senior - H88 - 183 lbs End Lettered 3 years All-district team - 3 and 4 A11-state team - 3 MIKE RICHARDS Senior - 41581 - 160 lbs End Lettered 1 year EDDIE WEBSTER Manager Freshman km aa- Q .. Q 'W 2? A 1 32 -M yd .A 4 BOB HQCKLEY BILL WALLER NEWELL SORENSON SHAD MARTOGLIO JIM BALLANTYNE Head Coach Don't slug him, Pete! Football 1959 Brono Record Cody - - - 12 Cody - - - 19 Cody- - - 19 Cody ---- 6 Cody - - - 13 Cody - ' ' 14 Laramie - - Scottsbluff - Lovell - - - Worland - - Riverton - - Lander - - - Cody - - - 29 Thermopolis Cody - - - 45 Greybull - - - - fl-lomecomingy Cody - - - 14 Powell - - FINAL STA NDINGS Worland ------- Cody - - - - - - Powell - - - - Just one more TD lst place 2nd place 3rd place , Dave! I vi-1-ov. 1 . 4 1 ,., .M , -,-..: A ,U ., Come on, Fred, get him! The calm after the action. Action all over the place. 19:-1 ' UIQ-U ,Q af, M- 'W f 12,25 , ' m ' ' -L 1 JV rl . at N, 9 i 'ffv f .5 P' f' 'gmisw I iq it 1 1 fn' f4jg1:f,- gy- . ,-.-- .4-W nr' Ai .N .- 'ah , ,v.,V, ., . -., ,, -V f .'.,,,, 4 Ffa'-' OW , as ., . 1-V1 AL I C If 'mm cm -M- ,fi 4 W. M AQ f , 5 Ili- 4 og fb! 'W wt , ,. 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On September 4, the Broncs took Laramie 12 to 6 at Laramie . The Broncs had 20 first downs to their 12. Total yardage was 362 for Cody to Laramle's 214. As you can see the whole team worked well as a unit. Cody lost to Scottsbluff 19-21 . The loss was due to a bad play which gave Scottsbluff the winning touchdown. According to the official, Cody's illegal substitution lost the opposing team a touchdown. Our coach, Shad Martoglio, said the Scottsbluffgame was a moral victory. The following week the Lovell Bulldogs fell to the Broncs by a score of 19-7. With the memory of Cody's California playoff victory of last year still rankling, the Worland Warriors were on the warpath when they played the Broncs . The Warriors won this game 18-6. Our team played their best but could not overcome the Warriors. Riverton was out for Cody too and the final score was 13-13. Riverton won the California playoff by gaining 21 yards. Lander was waiting to play Cody but the Broncs had one advantage and that was they were playing on the home field. With this the Broncs walked off with a 14-6 victory. Thermopolis played Cody for their homecoming, but it was a sad day for the Bobcats because they lost 29-0. October 30, was the scene of our homecoming and we were to meet the Greybull Bluffs. You can never tell what the Wyoming weather is going to do and on the night of the annual bonfire and snake dance, we had one of our winter blizzards. Due to this the game on Friday night'was postponed until Saturday afternoon, but this did not dampen the spirits of the football team. The Broncs handed Grey- bull a 45-25 defeat. This was the last game for the Senior boys on their home field and they played their hearts out for their school and fans. The last game of the season was with our traditional rivals the Powell Panthers. In bitter sub-zero weather the Broncs played a brilliant game and handed Powell their first defeat on their home field for the first time in many years. Because of team effort they played outstandingly in this game. The final standings for the 1959 football season were Worland in first place, Cody in second place and Powell in third place. All in all it was a very good season and we stood behind our team all the way. ' 1 f ,'1, Q -A I .fl y hm? 5 ,Iv , ' ' 'IFJ' X , WI ff A V' -1 1 l f- + 15 IX' ' N I - K 5 A X ' 5 s, ,V X 'Q vw. G SQ -Q Q: Q VD G QQ It ft ,VX E 1? Y . xiii X -7. 3, .V r 5, vi! Wig I40 in GLENN CATCHPOLE ,Tumor BOB BRATTON 930 31 Jumor KEIN MATTHELS 5400 51 sophomore GREG KUIPER 41: 2 20 Jumor Steve goes up for two poxms ci X IE J' roms PPRANGLE Junior I M 'Fifi 'ff TOM ROACH ll 514-15 Junior XLXRK DOXER 432-33 Junior DONACTON 452-53 Junior M E 1,-C. V as DAX? HALL 324-25 A Junior ga 5 I 3 IL TONiTHO3WSON 554-55 Junior if R L. QIIIP RIDQM XY semor 2 QUQT M ILNON 840 4 l'1lOI' 1 DICK CL0N1xGrR kj SCIHOI' P ALL CAVIPBELT fr-1 43 Nemor lr-1-A QTEVE SIMOINTON O L1 Semor MIKE SCHNUDTBEQG R 334 33 Semor if H Q K V 1- 40 K A +f.1-45,45 lil 5 1 X is 1 . 1 l 1 i Ak A' 'V V: ae l Z If 410-11 Lx 5 ' E1 Rr, S., I5 K - , Kg gl' -f 1 U A A . A. fx jf an -n 34 X L- Ng 7 as 7 . . 5 - .' Q A ' ' . 1 I Z 9 in t fb 7 '! Ck If L fx V r ' ff fr! . li! f A in ufqlla awww. I X 1 is 1.4 '. 35? 540 X 3 All y are on the ball. , Q' A Q X 43' MQ' 1 I 3 x J 3 Coach Hank Cabre Assistant Coach Hunter BA SKET BALL SEA SON The basketball fans of Cody witnessed one of the most exciting seasons ever recorded in Cody High School history. The Broncs rolled up one victory after another, with only one defeat during the sea- son's play. The Broncs opened their pre-season play by traveling to Sheridan and Newcastle to bring back two victories. The next week Rock Springs, the number one team in the state, invaded the Bronc floor. Newspapers around the state declared this the state championship game, but the Broncs fell to defeat with a score of 50-38. The regular season opened with a decisive victory over Greybull with a score of 50-26. The next night Cody went to Basin to bring back another win to add to their victory list. Week after week they rolled up victories with wins over Riverton f52-485, Lander 164-575, Worland C52-463 and Thermopolis C40-393. Now Cody and Lovell were tied for the number one spot in the Big Horn Basin conference. Cody traveled to Lovell to play the most exciting game of the season. lt was a see-saw game with both teams playing their very best, but Cody showed their team's outstanding ability by winning with a 43-40 score. The next week was a black one for the Cody fans because the Broncs fell to defeat at the hands of the Greybull Buffs. They played their hearts out, but were on the bottom end of a 49-52 score. The next night Cody came back to show their ability to win by giving Powell a 45-35 defeat. Again the Broncs started on their winning streak and added one victory after another. The Broncs gave Lander C41-385, Riverton C55-455, Worland C49-463 and Thermopolis Q52-453 defeats. The Lovell game, again, was a tussel in which Cody hardly edged Lovell by 2 points. The game proved to be a defensive game as one could tell by the score of 28-26. Cody handed Basin and Powell both defeats. The Broncs ended their season with a record of 15 wins and 1 loss. This splendid record gave the Broncs the conference championship. Cody went into the tournament the decided favorite especially since the tournament was being held in Cody. The first game was with our rivals - the Powell Panthers. The spirit was riding high, but the Broncs went down to defeat with a 38-41 score. The next day Cody was the play Riverton. But although the Broncettes and fans gave the Broncs their whole hearted support, again the Broncs lost, eliminating them from the tournament. The Bronce kept their heads up high, however, and stood behind their coach all the way. Dick Cloninger, senior member of the Bronc team, was named to the All-District and Ali- State teams named by the sports writers of the state. Also making the All-State team were Chip Ridg- way, Paul Campbell, and Curt Wilson. QQPWV ift. l Cabre gowshis gratitude. Win or lose, the students of Cody High School stood behind their team and coach. The faculty and student body were saddened by the resignation of our coach, Mr. Cabre. The students and faculty showed their appreciation for all that he had done for us by giving him a farewell assembly At the assembly he received a standing ovation, gifts from each class, the basketball team and the faculty. We are all happy to know he is coaching at Northwest Community College. The Students of Cody High School love sports and cherish sportsmanship and have tried to follow to make our school a better place to learn. 'il 4. 1591 ffl I 5. I Q N11 GENE DALY STAN BARNETT PHIL BATES WAYNE WARD GAIL DOWNING ROGER ULMER :iv 4 Al BOB KARHU HOWARD SIGGINS JOHN ULMER Y x ,,, . 4 .1 1 2 , A iv ,fix ,fa A J - ', 1 'fy 1, D I, V: P' 2.1-. , I 4 fig W' K, C f eo qwlk L, - 'QA or .A km 'r 5, N I48 i 3' 'V 'My 1 W 1 li in 0 ,if 2 Whose feet are whose? The tea m gives Howard a pat after a vlctory s- I 3 , ,, . ,L - A 6555 n Q M .-f f by V ' ' .p, t , - if :N t I ' Q ,y y 1- 5 ,wx , s f Q5 'A fn 1 M Coach Hockley 4 -. Hockley presents Roger with an award. Cody's wrestling team started with losses to Powell and Worland and came back to beat Lander, Casper, Lovell, and Greybull. This finished the first half of the season and they had only 5 matches left to end the season. They went on to beat Lovell and Riverton and Thermopolis but fell to defeat when they met Worland. In the last meet of the season, the Cody Broncs gave Powell a defeat. In district meet held in Riverton this year, Cody placed five men and this entitled them to go to the state meet held in Laramie. Wrestling is a new and up and coming sport and in few years you will see it is just as popular as the other sports. Do as he says, Gail. 313111 l50 John clearing 5'6 in the high Jump. Louie goes over the hurdles. .ra TRACK SEASON The 1960 track team, well coached by Shad Martoglio, made an outstanding showing this year by winning 10 out of 12 meets. ln the other two meets Cody placed in the top 4 places. At district meet held in Powell, Cody tied for lst place with Riverton and with the flip of the coin Cody took 2nd place. High point man for the district meet was our own Louis Pfrangle with 31 points. This made a total of 106 points for the junior thin-clad for the year. Cody was represented at the state meet in Casper by 6 boys: Louie Pfrangle, Tom Roach, Tom Thompson, Jim Walker, David Flowers and Chip Ridgway. At the state meet Cody finished in 2nd place with Torrington first. Cody boys broke 2 records when Lottie Pfrangle ran the 100 yard dash in 9. 9 sec- onds for a new record and when the relay team ran the 880 relay in 1:34. 4 for a new record. The boys in the relay team were Pfrangle, Roach, Thompson and Flowers. Chip Ridgway was 5th in the discus throw. Pfrangle not only won the broad jump but was also second in the 220 and tied for second in the high jump. With only 5 boys graduating as seniors we should have another record-breaking team next year. Bill and Marvin are set to run the hurdles. Paul throwing the Shot- -,J e SPRINTERS - Mark, Tom, and Louie 14i '1 -J I . 1 A ' ' A Q a 'LE n. '- Q . ,gi Q i 1, Q7 H' ' ' ,wsyiig Y -i if Vs, 'vv 7?4iQ' Q 1 'ffflf .' . 9 'quging f' 1, 1 'N' .4 il Q fi ' we , , A Wifi' 1, f-1 ire- L ' Q lgvg ' I y MM. 3 x 'i f ga N A ,:,e ,A ' M. -'wr' . ' 5' fi A ' 1 ,f , ..s -'an' in .i mf DISCUS and SHOT - Jim, Paul, and Tom V HURDLERS - Marvin, B111, Loiue I I 11' Q- ' l ff-V LU I HIGH JUMP - Curt, Marvin, and Louie 5146-ag - H lf 2 M -9' X 4 , f'-f ,. ' 4,4 -A DISTANT RUNNERS - Mac, Dennis, Bob, Dave Five smiling faces as they leave for Lhe state meet ,-1 ja if ' .eff COD . aa- 'L I. K: , 1 f Q v vga x A , M. K .E V. l Umm ,, W u--'- '--- 2' Y h f L . f QE' J 1 V, . 'f .. t 3:3-,jf We take better care of your car A-X-f. All Work guarantaede ' E- !'! CHEVRON SERVICE STATION ' A BGC1-Q OI' Elf ?DOttOIT1 of 1862 17th street E GfeYbu1 H111- D' E V Y - Y YW ,, ,:, 1' .I PENNEY'S BIG Home nfcmuc Q ,V W6St1HghOUS6 appl1anc:es-- Electrical contracting and repair. BIG HORN ELECTRIC I the Yann, home, and car. You buy for s at COAST-TO-COAST. 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I KODI F5551 AQATIQNAL BANK 4 f W , ,ff-,fu Senwr Prophecy We step into the time machine and travel faster than the speed of sound to the year 1970 As we observe the world II is quite evident that the Cody High School graduating class of 60 has made a profound impression on society We observe that Bob Kapernick and Darry Sporer are making history at dear old CHS itself They are beloved English teachers in the 1nstitut1on All of Cal Lawton s efforts have not been in vain Every wire photo service is carrying his picture as the newly elected Mr Amer1ca Las Vegas 15 in for a rare treat as the newly formed sister act with Marilyn and Sharon Lyall is about to open at the Sands Barbara McDonnell 15 a godmother again but this time it IS as the leading lady 1 a successful broadway play A Dodo bird colony is Cody s newest tourist attraction lt is being run by Jack Thetl and Mike McNulty Critics are wildly acclaimmg Cody s Betty Martin as she appears nightly at the Metropolitan Opera Life Magazine has recently added Mike Matteson and Stan Barnett to their long list of photographers Commander Marshall Maudlin is at present on leave from his naval duties H is commander of the Fifth Naval Fleet Francie Audier is one of Broadway s top stars while Jim Hedrick is the newest professor at Northwest Community College Betty Green and Rena Gerrish are prominent for their F B I work Gerry Godfrey s portraits are the rage in artistic circles and Bruce Hagberry has revolutionized the school bus business Winning fame as fire fighters are Don Heurman and Fred Giles Karolyn Hall 1S in the news for mixing tranquilizer pills with hormone pills in the laboratory where she works Dick Clontnger writes from Arabia that he has just added a new collector s item to his already large harem lt seems that Marybeth Amend is now a fashion designer She is in Africa design ing clothes for the Pygmies We see Larry Bessey making a permanent move to Billings It seems it got rather expensive making so many trips from Cody to Billings The new veterinarian in Cody is Bill Haman who has a very lucrative practice delivering puppies Pete lmbs IS head mechanic in a garage which repairs only Rolls Royces Nancy Jeffers is a prominent after dinner speaker and circulating ln upper political circles in Washington Accountant Ernest Jensen has been sentenced to 20 years in prison because he never learned to add and subtract whrle at Cody High Sharon Kinkade 15 believed to be on a scientific expedition to the South Pole study the penguins Paul Edwards has englneered a floating bridge across the Atlantic Sheila Corder IS enjoying success as she is very much in demand in New York as the designer of Broadway s most exciting sets Gene Daly is a moon cadet and is now in stiff training for crater hopping From England comes word that Judy Underwood has received the post of private secretary to the queen Also from abroad comes the news that Harry Farlow has just been awarded a Journalrstrc medal for his untiring work in reportxng on the uprtsings of the African bushmen Dennis Edwards a successful business tycoon has Just bought out the Chrysler Corporation Our country and especially the Cody community is astounded by the success of the new Supreme Court Judge Jerry Misner 9 I , . . . . , . . . . . I . . . e , . . . . . George Francis is Lipton's official tea taster. . . . , . . . . . . . . to . , . . I , . Sandle Krennrng and Renee Moore are busy trammg future cheerleaders and major ettes for Cody Hrgh School Bob Nebel s Wrestlrng Hour of Stars has been named one of the top ten programs rn the country Also from the enterta1nment world comes word that Mellabea Peart IS starr1ng 1n her f1fth leading Broadway play Elsa Maxwell has been replaced by Bob Osborne as the best party sponsor tn the world Gene Smtth is currently a roartng h1t 1n the remakes of old Al Jolson movles and B1ll Pr1ce serves the country as the head of the National Guard A newsletter from Slberra relates that Noel Reynolds and John Dominick are the world s wealthrest and coldest sheep ranchers Judy Benshoof IS Hollywood s most sought after 1nter1or designer She recently completed work on Elvis Presley s new home whrch rn accordance wrth a brilllant suggestlon on Judy s part IS shaped l1ke a grant gu1tar L1nda Anno rs acttng as Judy s press agent Marv1n Allerh1e1egen s prcture IS seen on the back of the Wheaties breakfast cereal box Famed as the typrcal all Amerrcan man Marv says I began eaung Wheatres when I was Just a lad at Cody Htgh School Deanne Allphln and M1ke Richards now have the1r own TV talent show and appear to be qu1te successful as their Trendex rating is high and Maver1ck IS the1r only competltion B111 May does the announclng for the show From Braz1l comes word that Dr Fred Jones has d1scovered a new vacclne H and h1s staff of ass1stants wh1ch mclude Sharon Spomer Bob Jackson and J B Brennan are now madly try1ng to f1nd a dlsease for tt to cure Darlene Holder and L1nda Johnson are attemptrng to educate the abor1g1nes of Austral1a to the ways ofc1v1l1zat1on These graduates of Cody I-hgh School show truly courageous determmed spmts as they cut through the dense undergrowth w1th the1r machetes and gr1mly substst on the Australlan grub worm the only avallable food Mary Patterson and Kay Cottrell regularly appear 1n the news as they make fre quent trtps to the moon rn the1r all purpose sh1ps Rand1 Rickman IS a bookkeeper at the U S m1nt rn San Francrsco Dr Chrp Ridgeway s latest baby book IS appear1ng on all the best seller IISIS we are happy to note The newest TV favorxte 15 Frank Roybal who stars 1n adult westerns Mtke Schmtdtberger has Just won the w1nter olympxcs as the world champion figure skater Steve Stmonton was acclarmed the most elrgrble bachelor of the year Jo Lynn Strickland spends her days teaching the F B I enunciatton It is reported that Karen Werner 15 a Voo Doo queen on some remote tsland Carol Wllllams is now the international presrdent of the Ladtes Gardenmg League After Broncettes she says ll s a snap Top undercover agent for the F B l 1S Margo Wllliamson Curt Wrlson has ga1ned renown as owner of the brggest carrot ranch rn the world Gretchen Kutper appears to be enjoying success ln the 11terary f1eld as a second Ellery Queen Helen Younglove has been voted housewife of the year by the American public Larry Schoenmg a gulde through the thorofare has ga1ned natron wide notice by revealing that Wyoming too has an adomlnable snowman dwelltng rn the thoro fare A troop of screnusts and b1olog1sts led by Dave Wtse are planmng an expedr tron to further explore Schoemng s statements John Betz IS head l1brar1an at the Llbrary of Congress Jungle drums from Afnca relate that Ron Blakesley has just killed h1s 206th l1on 0 , . . . . , . . , . . . , . . . . r . , . . . . . . . g . . ,. . . - . ,, . , I v 1 ' - n . s s . . C , .- - I l - .. . . g . . . o 1 - --. . 'I . ... . . u I . ., . Ford Motors announced Monday that Tom Bond of Cody has been chosen as their new safety expert. Nancy Buckingham and Sammy Marquess fnow marriedy are living in Alaska in an igloo. Abby Van Buren has been replaced in all the national newspapers by Marilyn Burns who uses her journalistic talent to answer letters from the lovelorn. Lloyd Buswell was last reported wandering across the country still trying to sell the Tired Iron his gold Ford. Paul Campbell appears to be enjoying his position as a professional lipstick taster. Chicago has a new civic center designed by Majorie Bapst who is rapidly making a name for herself in the architectural world. Ann Damon is doing research on ways for two different parties to speak on the same telephone at the same time. Dianne Duggleby is starting on her tenth trip around the world. Between trips she spends a week or two at her all glass penthouse on top of Cedar Mountain. Wayne Ward has been extremely successful in his goal to become a teacher. He is now president of Massachusetts institute of Technology. ln his spare time he also plays professional football. Another teacher who is gaining fame is Norma Bronnenberg who has introduced the idea of teaching chemistry to kindergartners. Says Norma, Children of that age must be challenged. From Alcatraz we hear of Nova Ritterbrown who is writing her memoirs as she serves out her term for doing away with her millionaire husband. The editor of True Confessions is Martha Hurst who has moved her office to Colorado Springs. Gail Rogers and Bob Campbell have been voted the most congenial couple of the year and are co-authors of the widely read magazine column, Is This Marriage Hopeless? Traveling through the United States organizing more junior rifle clubs is Wanda Schmidtberger. Connie Fales is the proud owner of a top string of race horses. Russ Chadwick has recently formed a chain of very successful service stations. The top lecturer at many ivy league colleges these days is Duane Jensen. Somebody's future isn't so bright if Officer Hamilton discovers who started the bomb scare! Senwr Wzll Alan and Stanley Stggrns prom1se to vacate the1r bachelor apartment for Vickie Krennrng and Alrce Jensen Sharon Spomer s Job as car hop goes with love and tired feet to Bob Bratton Darry Sporer wrlls his lnabllrty to drop Englxsh to Ph1l Bates lucky boy' Jo Lynn Strickland wtlls her lovely complexlon to Ken Capron who w1ll use it to tmpress members of the opposrte sex George Underwood w1ll rece1ve Jack Thiel s way with women wtth encouragement to make the best of tt To velly nrce Jumor grrl name of Colette Wallace goes Wayne Ward s velly mce Chrnese accent Footprtnts tn the sands of ttme are bequeathed to Mtke Hemry by Karen Werner She knows he w1l1 enjoy the adverse publtclty that goes wrth them Carol Wl11l3mS wtlls her problems as prestdent of Broncettes to the Junior girls To Gall Downing go Margo Wtlltamson s cackle and sense of humor Judy Underwood gladly presents her Job as checker at Stecks Super Market to Sherle Brennan Curt Wtlson regretfully bequeaths his long 11nes of short girls to Glenn Catchpole Helen Younglove wtlls all her bookkeeping problems to Ton1 Story Marsha Jones 1S the happy reclptent of Betty Green s strtkrng eyes and flamtng red ha1r All of Nova Rltterbrown s many ntcknames go to Lots Nordqutst Mtke Rlchards leaves Cody Hlgh School takrng Deanne with htm Loretta Roybal wtll rece1ve Sheila Corder s bright blush and giggle Kay Cottrell generously bestows on Ray Kencke her long curly eye lashes Dennts Edwards leaves h1s brown eyes to Nancy Price and Gene Daly wtlls hrs ab1l1ty to please Mr Ltst with hrs neat bookkeeping to Bob Ell1s and Edna Brown Betty Marttn and Bobbt McDonnell leave therr sparkllng personalitres and singing ab1l1ty to Lura Spergelberg and L1nda Nelson Ann Damon aucttons off her brams a ltttle ltmp at the end of the school year but strll usable to the htghest bldder John Domlnrck leaves hrs followrng of dude gtrls to Bob Price Dianne Duggleby presents her photogenlc face and figure to Blll Rlmby Noel Reynolds wtlls his talent for wrrtrng newspaper articles to the Enterprise Danny Spangler hm Hedrick refuses to leave h1s lovely Powell girl to anyone Karloyn Hall leaves behind her many committees which she gives to Dee Lee Redmond Owen LaFave wtll receive all of George Francis gigantic friends To Sharon Lucus goes Bill Haman s pipe Tom Bond departs leaving hls wicked sense of humor to Gary Buckles To Mary Ann Reynolds goes J B Branam s Texas drawl Norma Bronnenberg s abilrty to change boy frtends is given to Kathy Voss and Mrnnle Jo Colman with the hope that lt will keep life tnterestlng Nancy Buckrngham and Sammy Marquess will their abrllty to get along wtth each other to Donna McMan1s and Tom Roach Marllyn and Sharon Lyall sadly bequeath all their dogs fish and birds to Roger Ulmer and Sue MCCBSIIH Mtke McNulty g1V6S hls mrnnow munchrng tendencies to John Robertson Don Rtck w1ll rnhertt all of Harry Farlow s brownie pomts 1n mechanical drawing Mlke Matteson wills hrs many hours of happy whutltng to Ralph Sparks Larry Edgar Lloyd Feree and Aaron Fraley I D . . . , . . . Francie Audier wills her inability to make it to school on time to Sharon Peterson. . ' . . . . . to ' Y . . . . D . . . . , . . Karen Green and Sandy Ebert will receive Marshall Maudlrn s dentrst brlls Jerry Mrsner graciously presents hrs tired vocal cords and long hours at KODI to Jack Steadman Brll May leaves hrs Volkswagen to Mr Rrtter and the boys rn T and I because they are so fond of rt The bar bells and muscles belonging to Tom Mattheus are given to Kathy Schopp and Mary Ellen Turley Tom presents to Loretta Schmucker the uncensored versron of his speech for student councrl assembly Renee Moore generously endows her band solos upon Pat Smith To Jrm Walker Ken Warpness Brll Shephard and Buggs Sporer go Bob Campbell s srze thrrteen shoes and hrs talents for argurng wrth his teachers and losing MarJorre Bapst happily leaves the job of keeprng the frnances for the organlzatrons of the school to any Junror who has a hrgh mathematrc abrlrty Darlene Holder wrlls her ever changrng hues of hair color to Mary Capron and Roberta Ellrs Bob Johnson and Brll Holman depart leavrng the Cody Hrgh teachers for the benefrt of the Junrors Paul Campbell gracrously bestows hrs Hercules reputatron upon Brll Feeley Pete Imbs leaves all the hours spent workrng on hrs 1940 Ford to Ward Boyd and Pete plans to take wrth hrm hrs rmmortalrty Ernre Jensen s valuable abrlrty to sleep through Mr Stockhrll s study hall wrthout gettrng caught rs regretfully passed on to Jrm Chrrstensen and Walt Norskog Lrnda Johnson grves her loquaclty to strong but srlent Mac Lewis Bob l-leald wrll recerve Fred Jones before bedtrme snacks of hot mrlk and cookres The popular red jeep belongrng to Bob Kapernrck goes to Nancy Ratliff Sharon Krnkade wrlls her pengurn walk to Tom Thompson Bob Karhu and Tom Karmann Deanne Allphrn s long hard hours of prano practrcrng are bequeath wrth pleasure upon Terry Ferebee and Lrnda Lou Lawrence Barbara Ashton Barbara Bakken Jane House and Marrlyn House are grven Judy Benshoof s abilrty to get along with Powell boys Stan Barnett wrlls hrs candrd snap shots to Ron Hrll Mary Beth Amend wrlls her overwhelmrng herght to Judy Kindler and Lois Lemley Nancy Jeffers wrlls her pretty crackly can can pettrcoats to her srster Cynthia so she can keep them in the famrly Lrnda Anno s hoop earrrngs wrll go to Beverly Godfrey Marvin Allerheilegen wills his blonde flat top to Drck Strow and memorres geometry to Rubin Salinas Becky Taggart is the new owner of Larry Bessey s red suede shoes whrch Just match Drck s Forest Hoge rs about to lnherrt Sandy Krenning s cheerleading actrvitres Gretchen Kurper donates her home away from home at the Audiers to Patty Perkins Earlene Ellrs and Marrlyn Johnson are the proud recrprents of Cal Lawton s muscle man scrapbook Regretfully Drck Clomrlger leaves hrs attractron to cheerleaders to Mark Dover Donn Mrller and Floyd Garl Ron Blakesley s rceskatrng abrlrtres go to Rrchard Edgett and hrs Englrsh grades go to Dale Gentner Paul Edwards knee lockrng talents have been passed on to Dave Hall Rena Gerrrsh Just leaves Randr Rrckman regretfully leaves memories Or a red and whrte Oldsmobrle to Lea Braten . , . . . . , I 1 . , . . . , . . . , . . . s . , . . . . I Q I . , . . 9 - . . u 1 . , . . . . of , . . ' I . . , . . . . . . , ' . . . , g . , . . . . . . . . q . . . K. . . Chip Ridgeway wills Judy Gautsch's brace - minus Judy - with love and kisses to Tom Graham. To Larry Barhoug goes Gail Roger's place as accompanist for the Gay Notes. Frank Roybal's strong, silent reputation goes to Charlotte Bunch with instructions to use it wisely. Mike Schimdtberger's beautiful basketball build is conferred on the broad shoulders of Sybil Buckingham. Larry Schoening bequeaths his large and very expressive vocabulary to Sally Francis who plans to use it to the fullest extent. To lucky Howard Siggins goes the large and varied assortment of cars Linda Schultz has been seen driving this year. Gene Smith leaves to hunt for Chloe. If he finds her he promises to give her to Paul Greever. To Greg Kuiper go all Steve Simonton's black eyes. Steve is also very generously giving his ability to get along with teachers to Gary Hagberry. Wanda Schmidtberger's long black hair and tlny shoe size are willed to Lorna Grigg Bob Osborn wills his trailer house and the good times that go with it to Rhodes Moran. Mary Patterson wills her baldness to J im Wilson and her stage legs to Pam Wilson. Bob Nebel presents his bicycle to Judy Michels. Bill Price generously gives his way with beautiful blondes to Jack Reed and Walt Riddle, advising them to use this valuable gift wisely. Mellabea Peart bequeaths her dancing lessons to Louie Pfrangle. Dave Wise wills his athletic ability to Carol Anne Harrison. John Betz leaves his hours of work on the stage crew to the remaining members, Frank McGee, Steve Maurath, Larry Seekins, Owen LaFave and Paul McCumber. Martha Hurst leaves her strong opinions to Edna Oliver. Her extraordinary talent for getting out of class is Marilyn Burn's bequest to Judy Fitzgerald. Lloyd Buswell's singing ability and talents for getting girl friends go to Don Acton and Jim Bolton. 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