Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

i s _ w vH tH 'J iecv id We, the graduates of 1949, wish to dedicate this book to the past graduates of Dubois High School. Some of them did not have annuals and we slnoerely hope the pictures and names on this page will bring baok school day memories for them. 1940 Floyd Byrd Amoss Welty Maurice Fortemberry 1941 Edward Northness Charles Perkins Vlrgel Rutledge Mary Lee Thompson Stephen Welty Karl Welty Jr. Mary Buchholz Albert Buckner 1942 Remau Dykes Violet Meckem Beulah Buchholz 1943 Marie Alexander Winnie Buohholz Marlon Thompson Betty Lou Bishop Leslie Fossey Richard Letelller ,Danny Stevens 1944 Earl Fossey Verna Jean Hulett Bob Letelller Belle Morris Wanda Wornock Claude Wertz Beth McVaugh 1945 Helen Henthorne Billy Meckem 1946 Mike Orr Gerald Peterson Burke Johnson 1947 Florence Stevens Howard Shipley Dorothy Meckem Alice Leseberg Kenneth Beyer Jack Boedeker Tommy Redman Phyllss Taylor Rita Taylor Eugene Shipley 1948 Dorothy Taylor June Ella Redman Wanda Hawley ,7m.i Jim Shaw Tommy Ripley Gerald Hart Donna Meckem vH LEFT TO RIGHT: Marge Cotter-Assistant manager of noon lunch; Sarah Brlnkley-Spanlsh, English, Public Speaking and Typing; Bernice Welty-Noon lunch manager; Helen Anderson-Sclence and English; Lee Bruce-Principal, Mathematics, Athletics and Bookkeeping; Mary Back-Librarian; Fritz Robertson-Custodian and Visual Education; Nova Gilliland-Primary grades; Clyde Rogers-Jr. High; Mrs. Foresman-Intermediate grades. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD: Dave Carson, Hazel Spriggs, Bert Muir, Max Henthorne, Jim Shaw, Nobe Harrison and the late Ben H. Weeks. We would like to take this opportunity to express cur sincere appreciation to the faculty and also to the school board. Also we pay our silent tribute to Ben Weeks, who was president of the school board, for all he did for the school. 5 emor KATHY BOEDEKER Declamation '46, '47, '49 Glee Club '46, '47, '48 Dramatics '46, '47, '48, '49 Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Queen's Attendant '48 Annual Staff '48, '49 aNNE JOHNSON Sextet '48 Glee Club '46, '47 '48 Student Council Sec'y. '48 Annual 8taff '48, '49 Class Sec'y.-Treas. '47, '49 Declamation '46, '47, '49 Class Vice Pres. '48 Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Cheer Leader '49 Dramatics '47, '48, '49 Student Council '47, '48 Queen's Attendant 48 CARROL LESEBERG Cheer Leader '46, '47, '48, '49 Student Council '46, '48, '49 Declamation 46, '47, '48, '49 Glee Club '46, '47, '48 Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49 Dramatics '47, '48, '49 Queen '48 Staff '48, '49 t Council V. Pres. '49 s Pres. '49 MARION McKIE Student Counoll '49 I ep Club  47, '48 Glee Club '47, '48 Dramatics '47, '48, '49 '49 EUGENE EUBANK Basketball  48, '49 Dramatics '48,  49 Annual Staff '48 '4Q Glee Club '48 DONALD PRESGROVE Sextet '48 Basketball  47, '48, '49 Class Pres. '48, 49 Student Council Pres. '49 Dramatics '47, '48, '49 Track '48, '49 Declamation '46, '47 Glee Club '46, '47, '48 Annual Staff '47, '48, '49 JACK REDMAN «asketball '48, '49 Student Council 46 '47 Declamation '46,  47 «49 Dramatics 47, '48 '49 Glee Club '46, '47 48 Annual Staff '48, '49 Sextet '48 '48 iameni vH tH As we graduate from high school, we seniors. In order to saorlfloe something to remember us y, leave this will and testament, swearing It to be our last. Any resemblanoe to one left by a senior class of the past Is purely coincidental. To the faculty and the school board we leave our Initials oarved In the desks In oase they should lose the records. We hope Fritz can start a faotory with all the gum we have left him In the oraoks and holes and under the desks. To Bernice we leave the suggestions to leave more delicious morsels where they can be easily reached by hungry students when she's at home and to have more spuds 'n gravy.'1 Gene Eubank leaves his knee-guards to anyone who can keep them up. Jack Redman leaves hie basketball suit to one of the girls and hopes that she will look better In It than he did. I, Don Presgrove, do hereby leave my small ears to Jacky Bishop hoping that from now on he oan walk Instead of flying. Marlon MoKie leaves her freckles to Joan Gilliland. Not that she needs them but a few more won't hurt anything. Kathy Boedeker leaves the pounds she lost to Marlene, providing she will use them In the right places. Anne Johnson hereby leaves her ability to skip classes to Roland Moss and hopes that his grades will Improve like hers did. I, Carrol Leseberg, do hereby will my ability to be teachers' pet to Bobby Gilliland In hopes he will come to school In a better mood next year. As a class we leave our wisecracks and pranks to Suzle Alhberg and hope that she can Improve them and put them to better use. Our ability to stamp letters, we leave to Welch Henethorne and hope that hereafter this will enable him to put the stamps In the right corners of the box holders. We leave our sincere appreciation for helping us with all the graduation details and this annual to Mr. Bruce. Date: May, 1949 Signed: rH y o fl o L11 a i fJ 7 f— Ti «. J ■ J ft r4Ik ’ r Cy CUvWA- Many years have passed since the graduation of '49. Our classmates are scattered to all four corners of the United States. We looked Into our crystal 0H r------------ ,. ball to see what they were doing. dtll In New York we found Katherine Boedeker v , vto'Rivev starring In A Woman Is Always Right . A ' play which made a big hit on Broadway. But- she tells us when she is off stage, “The only time a woman Is right Is when I hold a rolling pin over my seemingly meek little’ ,two hundred pound husband ! Jack Redmans’ dream of owning a riding stable has come true. We find him the proud owner of the Wind River Riding Stable. His special field Is teaching beautiful young dudenes how to ride. Yep! He Just can’t quit horsing around ! Or so his wife tells usj Well Stevie Is doing O.K. ! The former Marlon McKle had to give up her promising career ofNurslng to give all her time to two flighty youngsters whose lives were getting tedious. Gene Eubanks ambition to be a bacholer hasn't turned out so well. After being Ranger of Washakie National Forest for two years we received the shocking news ! Well Gee we could hardly believe It of a former classman, he w?s caught poaching Dear. Carrol Leseberg Is still In the loco town of Dubois. Her beautiful dramatic voice her pride and Joy, has now become rather horse from calling Billy from the tavern. Another rusty note crept In when she tried to practice her dramatics over the loud u-p!' blare of a Saxaphone ! We saw that Don Presgrove had applied for a Job In Forestry but had been turned down again. He has had his eye on that Job for five years but now he thinks It a better Idea to find a rich squaw and settle down to a steady Income, well with 13 Papouses that adds up to 104,000 dollars annualy. We sent a big bouquet of roses (Four roses that Is !) to Anne Johnson. Our blue-eyed quarter horse raiser who Is lying In the horsepltal In Jackson. The sorrow, ful news reached us only yesterday. Our side of the story Is that one of her pedigreed horaes gave her a rough time -while she was trying to reach Togotee Lodge before It snowed under. Now If we had Three Feathers We'd all be tickled!! JUNIORS JOHN SHIPLEY Basketball '49 Student Council '47 Declamation '47, '49 Class President '47, '49 Glee Club '47 JOANNE STORK Pep Club '49 Declamation '49 Dramatlos '49 Prom Queen '49 HAROLD WAGNER Basketball '47, '48, '49 Dramatlos 48, '49 Chorus 147 Student Council '49 Treas. of Stud. Coun. '49 MARLENE YOUNG Pep Club '47, '48, '49 Glee Club '47, '48 Sextet '48 Declamation '47 , Dramatics '47, '48, 49 Student Council '47 Class Sec'y. '47, '49 Queen's Attendant '49 tycuu n (?lei4 uALFH AHLBERG Student Council '49 Dramatics [48, '49 Glee Club 47 Track 149 Basketball '49 BOBBY GILLILAND Dramatics '48, '49 Glee Club 47, '48 Basketball '49 Class Pres. '48 Track '48 Declamation '47 Class Vice Pres. '47-'48 BILLY JOHNSON Dramatics '48, '49 Declamation '47 49 Class Vice Pres’'47 Glee Club '47 DONNA LEWIS Queen's Attendant '49 Cheer Leader '49 Pep Club '48, '49 Dramatics '49 Student Council '48, '49 Annual Staff '49 ■ SofikuHone @tcu4- LEFT TO RIGHT: Lou Sievers; David Boedeker; Ben Hays; Karjorie Beck; Joan Gilliland; Tad Kenthorne. Billy Peckham and Chuck Riolev are not shown. FlliIS H M E N et unoa @(444 TOP ROW: Left to right: Roland Mobs; Ronald Smith; Welch Henthorne; SECOND ROW: Veta Jo Smith; Virginia Ahlberg; Ray Shipley. Henry Letelller and Martin Huntley are not shown. LEFT TO RIGHT: . Miss Anderson; Veta Jo Smith; Virginia Alhberg; Marlene Young; Marjorie Beck; Marlon McKle; Kathy Boedeker; Joan Gilliland; Lou Slevers. CHEER LEADERS: Donna Lewis; Carrol Leseberg; Anne Johnson. JoAnne Storm Is not shown in the pioture. 1 FRONT ROW: Left to right; Harold. Wagner; Eugene Euoank; Jack Redman; Don Presgrove; MIDDLE ROW: David Boedeker; Jack Bisnop; Ronald Smith; Tad Henthorne; John Shipley; BACK ROW: Welch Henthorne; Bill Johnson; Ralph Ahlberg; Roland Moss. I © © 0 © © QA tt CblC H.3. Basketball Schedule Dubois 40 Riverton - Dubois - 22 Ethete Dubois 22 St. Stevens Dubois • 15 Morton - 17 Dubois _ 28 Lander - 36 Dubois 27 Pavllllon - Dubois — 32 Pavllllon - Dubois _ 30 St. Stevens Dubois _ 36 Riverton - 1 Dubois - 39 Ethete - i The boys on the basketball squad are taking this opportunity to thank all of the people as well as the Pep Club who with their genial atmosphere stood be- hind us In our most crucial moments. Also we want to thank our coach (Lee Bruce) for his untiring and patient coaching, of which we are all going to prove our appreciation when the tournament comes around. Although some times we think of the simple misfortunes we did, It all amounts up to one thing: Play as you play, Beat or get beat! But never lose faith In one blazing defeat. Now it's the girls turn to give their thank8 to the folks In town for their support during the basketball season, Thanks Folks ' Now we wanta remind the fellas on the team of that turkoy dinner they dldn’t get. Gee fellas you should have made two more baskets that time. In fact you have missed out on several good deals. Remember the lipstick you would have collected If you'd beat Lander?? While remembering that game In Lander we should may be pass around the cheese sandwiches, we are sure Bobby Gilliland will want one ! Some one asked us If John Shipley needed glasses. We told 'em that was Just a piece of dirt In his eye that made him mistake Pavllllon's basket for ours! If you really put the old thinking cap on there are lots of funny happenings we could remind you of but we will Just hand the cap over to you and let you remember while we laugh over them. When the ducks fly south next fall some of us won't be here to help keep the ball a-rollln' so those few of us are wishing you all the best of LUCK. H Lo .  • v. 2 2 2 Z Sept.7-Year Begins Sept.23-24-Freshman Initiation Oct.29-P.T.A.Dance Nov.19-Carnlval Nov.11-Armlstice Day Nov.24-29-Thanksgiving Vacation Dec.3-0ne Act Plays Dec.lV-Chrlstmas Program Dec.18-Chrl8tma6 Formal Dance Dec.17-Jan.3-Vacatlon Feb.?-Skatlng Party Feb.22-Waehingtone Birthday Feb.25-Declamatlon Contest March 25-26-Basketball Tournament April 1-Junlor Senior Play April 16-18-Ea8ter Vacation May? Senior Sneak Day May 7-Junlor Senior Prom May? -Wind River Track Meet May 15-Baccolaureate May 20-Commencement gt May 16-20-Examlnatlons May 27-School Picnic School Closes ! M Gt'ie UlV Stvew tVv FftCeoo } STROLLIN' WHO'S BATS? BEIN' GOOD POR TEACH ♦ L. BEAN POLE NOT SO FASTI MORE FUN!! OOIN' SOMEPLACE? LEGS! LEGS! LEGS! CATTLE KATE. PLAYIN' HOOKEY? AH HA! MONKEYS ON A FLAG POLE? LOOKIN' FOR GOLD? WHICH ONE'S THE HORSE?? WE TYPE TOO! LET'S GO FISHIN'!! j WHAT'S THAT, DON? 9 RIDE 'EM COWBOY! CLAMOUR BOY WHERE'S RENE? SMILINO ON THE QUEEN wH BOW TO THE LADY WHEE'.! LOOK!! DO YOU SMOKE? PLAID PLAID TOO SCHOOL AGAIN COACH BUSY BODIES SAD SACKS CLAMOUR CAL PRACTICE WHEEEE WHEW! BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Left to right: Bobby Beck; Billy Leseberg; Louis Poole; Bobby Stevens; Gordon Hannon. BOTTOM ROW: Franklin Mockler; Henry Ahlberg; Billy Ripley; Armin Lind. 1127 JUNIOR HIGH TOP ROW: Left to right: Bobby Stevens; Virginia Moss; Shirley Wagner; Billy Leseberg; Gordon Hannon; Bobby Beck; Shirley Ann Sundst- rom; Louis Poole. SECOND ROW: Franklin Mockler; Maxine Shaw; Armin Lind; Inez Paulsen; Edith Henthorne; Henry Ahlberg Billy Ripley. THIRD ROW: Alice Riggs ’ Barbara Boedeker; Peggy Paulsen; Winona Hart; Nancy Boedeker; Wanda Peckham; Carol Nowlin; FOURTH ROW: Everett Hower- Lyle Poole, Ronald Redman; Boyd Livingston; Jon Meckem; Dickie Stevens. Teacher-Mr. Rogers INTERMEDIATE ROOM TOP ROW: Left to right: Joan Titterlngton; Virginia Poole; Elsie Stevens; Jay Peterson; Jo-Lee Armitage; Peggy Kenthorne; Warren Spriggs; Raymond Redman; MIDDLE ROW: Leona Riggs; James Mockler; Kieth Rhodes; Gerry Cotter; Vona Smith; Bona Smith; BOTTOM ROW: Charles Boedeker; Phyllis Van Vooren; Ronald Cotter; Jack Peterson; Karen Jacobsen; Micheal Galbos; Helen Ripley; Wayne Wadlelgh. Teacher-Mrs. Foresman 11)27 PRIMARY ROOM TOP ROW: Left to right: Helen Titterlngton; Linda Robertson; Bobby Shoemaker; Sandra Jacobson; Pauline Hawley; Sklppy Welty; Patsy Welty; Lynn Livingston. MIDDLE ROW: Lesley Shoemaker; Deleros Cook; Gary Leseberg; Tommy Delenc; BOTTOM ROW: Abbey Cross; Stuart Wadleigh; Beverly Poole; Jimmy Porter; Tommy Galbos; Billy Armltage; Judy Benson. Teacher-Mrs. Gilliland Snowman? When Do We Eat? I' C i rH Chow!11 Drink It Up! Grrr! School! Hey Fritz! Push Us, Sklppy! Back To The Fire More Chow! Hard Work! Recess! 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