Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

'em on ani To the loving memory of three recent graduates of Dubois High School, who have this year departed this life, the Senior Claes dedicates this book. Each has an Immortal place in our memories as being happy and highly regarded leaders in our school life. We will remember their contributions to our lives and value them in the realization of the enduring effect upon our own personalities. Kathy, Jack, and Tommy did not live in vain. -M KATHY BOEDEKER JACK REDMAN vH FACULTY . . . DAVID TAIT LEE BRUCE BARBARA LA BOON Science and Shop Principal and Math Homemaking and English ucaiion JIM SHAW NOBE HARRISON MILDRED BECK BERT MUIR MAX HENTHORNE THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL Students helping Construction Superintendent- Paul Chambers and Max Henthorne, Clerk- looking over the situation. It' s going up Nearly complete •' Peggy Nowlin Dramatics ‘50, 51 Pep Club 50, '51 Vise Pres. Pep Club '50 Pres. Pep Club '51 Class Sec. '50, '51 Student Council Rep. '50 Student Council Sec. '51 Annual Staff '50, '51 Girls State '50 Queen's Attendant '50 CM Duane Scott Dramatics '50 Boxing '50 Baseball '50, '51 Track '50, '51 Student Council Rep. '51 Annual Staff '50, '51 David Boedeker Basketball '58, '49, '50, '51 Dramatics '50. '51 Declamation '48 Glee Club '48 Boxing '50 Baseball '49. '50, '51 Class Pres. '49, '51 Student Council Rep. '48, '50 Annual Staff '50, '51 Joan Gilliland Dramatics '48. '49. '50 Declamation '48, '49 Glee Club '48 Pep Club '48. '49, '50, '51 Class Pres. 50 Class Vice Pres. '50 Student Council Rep. '51 Annual Staff '50, '51 Prom Queen '50 rt - € Father Time has been marching slowly since the Graduation of the '$1 class. As he looks upon this class 29 years later he sees as follows; Joan Gilliland Is still sitting at the switchboard waiting for her husband Tommy to get out of the service, but It seems that Uhcle Sam has sent him to some ether land where another woman needs him more than she does. We see Duane Scott working for Mr. and Mrs. Downs filling In the Blue Holes with a pick and shovel and wheelbarrow. He has been working there ever since Graduation. GREAT SCOTT. Peggy Nowlin Is working for a living, (taking In washing) while her husband Ronald Is making hot rods and modle aer- oplanes for their twelve children, (cheaper by the dozen). As we look Into the future we see Dave Boedeker worderlng If any new girls will move Into town. Because he's tired of waiting for Shirley to Graduate. As we gaze farther Into the future we find him still waiting; It's 1980, might as will give up Dave. As ever, Mr. Time We, the mighty Seniors of 1951, of Dubois High flohool, oounty of Fremont, State of Wyoming, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby deolare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revolting any will or wills made by us To the Faculty , we will our sincere appreciation for all the numerous things they have done to make us better suited for the outside world. To the School Board we give our thanks for making Jt possible for us to finish our wonderful four years of High chool in a fine new building. I, Dave Boedeker, do hereby will, the ash tray I have been making in Shop Class to Bennet Hays in hopes the paint on it will be dry by the time he is ready to work on it next year. If by any chance Bennet should be called to the Army I hope it will not be rotten by the time he returns. I, Joanne Gilliland, do hereby leave my ability to get out of school to work part time behind a switchboard in the Dubois Telephone Exchange, to Maxine Shaw. I, Duane Scotr,, do hereby leave all my Phenomena and Theories to the Chemistry Class in hopes they can put them to good use, also leave my sideburns to Hank Ahlberg giving him permission to bleach them to match the delicate coloring of his hair. I, Peggy Nowlin do hereby will my B-AIN1T to the Biology Class so they will have something better (Ihope) to work on than horses that have been dead for a week and to 8hirley Wagner I leave my Chocolate Fudge RecipeiH Signed: Date: May, 1951 vM Virginia Ahlberg Prom Queen,'51 Dramatics '49, '51 Class Sect'y '51 Pep Club Sect'y '51 Declamation '49 Perseverance Award '49 Pep Club '49, '50, '51 Student Council Rep. '51 Marilyn Pickett Pep Club '50, '51 Welch Henthorn Dramatics '51 Queen's attendant '51 Boxing 50 Basketball '50, '51 Declamation '49 Dramatics '49, '50, '51 Baseball '49 Student Council Treasurer '51 Class Vice President '50 Bennett Hayes Boxing '50 Dramatics '50, '51 Richard Thompson Ray Shipley Annual Staff 51 Boxing '50 Dramatics '49, '50, '51 Declamation '49 Baseball '49 Class Sect'y- Treasurer '49 Ronald Smith Boxing '50 Student Council Pres Basketball «50, '51 Class Viee-Pres. '50 Dramatics '49, '50, Baseball '49 Jack Bishop Roland Moss Basketball '49, 50, Baseball '49 Boxing '50 Class Sect'y '50 Student Council Rep. Class President '49 Dramatics '49, '50 Boxing '50 Basketball '50, '51 Class President '50 Baseball '49 '51 Student Council Vice Pres. .Dramatics '50, '51 Student Council Rep. '50 '51 '51 Marvin Thompson Boxing '50 Student Counoil Rep. '50 Class President '51 Henry Letellier Boxing '50 Baseball '49 Basketball '51 Dramatics '49 151 Declamation ''49 SOPHOMORES Front Row: Shirley Sundstrom, Virginia Moss, Maxine Shaw, Shirley Wagner Back Row: Bob Stevens, Lewis Poole, Joe Peck, Bill Leseberg. Bob Beck, Armin Lind ’ 9 Front Row: Leon Woodward, Donald Scheer, Henry Ahlberg Back Row: Inez Pouleen, Carolyn Woodward, Nina Peck, Donna Shipley Edith Henthorne Jack Sund8trom, another member of the class, has his picture elsewhere In the annual. FRESHMEN II' W1 BASKETBALL Front Row: Welch Henthorne, David Boedeker, Ronald Smith, Jack Bishop Back Row: Bob Beck, Henry Letellier, Roland Moss, Joe Beck SHOSHONI GREYBLTL THERMOP Front Row: Shirley Sundstrom, Maxine Shaw, Peggy Nowlin, Virginia Moee, Shirley Wagner Back Row: Carolyn Woodward, Edith Henthorne, Virginia lhlberg, Inez Poulsen, Marilyn Pickett, Nina Peck, Donna Shipley Making Mediolne The spectators at the Dubols-Pavlllion basketball game witnessed a moment of suspense when the whistle blew at half-time. Suddenly out went the lights leaving the gyran In total darkness. Did the power fall? No. It was the Dubois Pep Club going Into a stunt. With the beat of the tom-toms In the background the girls, wearing luminous headteess, paraded solemnly to the center of the floor. The three chiefs led the warriors In the School Yell. Again the beat of the tom-toms and the parade from the floor. Next year we hope to have new outfits for the entire Pep Squad. Money has been raised by bake sales and the sale of aprons. Perhaps a trip to Laramie next year for the Activities Day will materialize. Until next year we say good-by. Practising 0 ACTIVITIES o September 5 - School Begins September 20 - Freshman Initiation October 27 - Carnival November 23 - Thanksgiving Vacation December 16 - Xmas Dance December 21 - Xmas Vacation February 23 - School Dance March 1-3 - Basketball Tournament March 30 - Junior-Senior Play May 5 - Junior-Senior Prom Ma 15 - Baccalaureate May 18- Conmencement May 2b - Exams May 25 - School Out c (2oMMCif Front Row: Virginia Ahlberg, Peggy Nowlin, Ronald Smith, Virginia Moss, Edith Henthorne Back Row: Don Scheer, Bob Beck, Duane Scott, Welch Henthcrne, Jack Bishop, Roland Moss Mr. President °f the day No outs- man on third . . : 42111 HOUSE OPEN EVENING OF ADULT EDUCATION Classes In typing and shorthand were given this winter under the Instruction of Mrs Vivien Tltterlngton. In the future It Is hoped that classes will be formed in many subjects to meet the desires of more people In our community. It can be that the new school will be a community center of education. TYPING- CLASS Frederick Fish, Paul Chambers, Betty McKie, and Bert Muir. „ . m SHORTHAND .annah Talt, Collene Butkovlch, Mary White Marp-aret Bwmo John Unaenwooa, feme Steven.,’Don Ll VS SES!' MORE TYPING Flay Hartley, Paul Chambers, Sylvia Henthorne, Collene Butkovlch, Frederick Fish, and Ethel Thompson. 12111 HERE AND THERE IN THE NEW CLASSROOMS Mirrors? Let'8 key that Here's JacK Noon Cold shoulder G-et your books Where'8 Elmer? I've been here all year. Let me In. 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