Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1953 volume:

In fond memory the Seniors of '53 and Annual Staff dedicate this Issue of High Wind to Virginia Susie Alhberg who will always be remembered by her classmates. I DEDICATION S a n u:KXK22KXKXMXCCXKSMX(K2KXKSDGKCC2£KI8M2K!Xltf 2 Annual Staff imape _ Front row; L to R, Carol Smith, Inez Poulsen, Shirley Wagner, Pat Paulsen, Bob Beck, Carolyn Woodward, Linda O'Neal. ’ Second row! L to R, Nancy Boedeker, Clyde Kane, Kenneth Richardson, Bill Leseberg, Joe Peck, Katie Wlngert and Jack Sund8trom. 6 Shirley Wagner, Editor STAFF Editor ---Shirley Wagner Assistant Editor-------Inez Poulsen Senior Write Up -------Pat Paulsen, Linda O'Neai Make-Up Editor---------Carolyn Woodward Advertising Manager----Bill Leseberg Business Manager-------Bob Beck Photography Editor-----Clyde Kane Class Will-------------Carol Smith Class Prophecy---------Inez Poulsen Class History----------Shirley Wagner Sponsor----------------Miss Maud Cullison SMSetSMXMSHSaSMSHS i Annual S KKSKSKiSKSKSKSKS tSK «SXSKSMSMSSSMSSSXS!i8MgX8 M KING s and s 4 M CMSCCSCCavJM'XM i QUEEN I «KSKEKiiKSKBKEKKMEKSKSSiKfc! MvM PM7MVMVUWVUVMVUVt x r Clyde Kane Carol Smith School Began Freshman Initiation and Party Magazine Sales Party ¥ay 15 Commencement 21 All School Picnic 22 End of School 31 November 5 11 22 29 December h,5 46 18 27 January 9 15 4 16 19 February 13 March 5,6.7 17 21 April 10 4 11 Home Ec. Dinner for Mothers Senior Halloween Dance Home Ec. Tea for School Armistice Day Assembly Boxing Match Junior Thanksgiving Dance Pavillion B.B. Tournament Christmas Party at school Christmas Formal Dance Homecoming 3.B. Game and Crowning of Basketball Queen Mid-3eraester Exams Second Semester begins Junior Valentine Party for school Basketball Tournament at Greybull Pep Club Party at school All School Carnival Junior-Senior Play, Me And My Shadow Music Festival -Li : TtttttT FACULTY Carl Rapp, Principal Eachelor of Science Degree Geometry, Shop, Algebra, Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Miss Maud Culllson Bachelor of Science Degree Home Economics, English, Typing, Latin, Journalism, Band Solon Coats Bachelor of Science Degree Biology, History, Typing Coach School Board Left to right, Floyd Foresman, Bill- Pickett, Max Henthorne, Earl Fossey, George eber, J. N. Fisher, and standing is Carl Rapp, principal. PHOTOGRAPHER All of the individual pictures and many others taken for this annual were taken with Dave 'eber’s Polaroid Land camera. The annual staff wishes to express their appreciation for his assistance. imw MS)48e48S42M2MSHSi4S}3SMSMSM8D4SHS I Class History I «VSMRU5U9W9UKUKKXW9UXUSUSUS6' Does the year '1 9 and '50 bring back memories to you? Probably not unless you were one of the following ten little Freshmen that had just entered’High School. They were: Bob Stevens, Bob Beck, Bill Leseberg Armln Lind, Lewis Poole, Virginia Moss, Theresa Denney, Maxine Shaw Shirley Ann Sundstrom, and Shirley Wagner. Our class officers were President, Bob Beck; Secretary and Treasurer, Shirley Wagner; Student Council Representatives, Bob Beck and Virginia Moss. As Sophomores our year was gay and carefree. The class members were the same with the exception of Theresa Denney who had moved away, and Joe Peck who had enrolled. Officers were: President, Shirley Wagner; Secretary and Treasurer, Lewis Poole; Student Council Representatlv Bob Beck and Virginia Moss. Our Junior year was a merry go round with plenty of activities such as Junior and Senior Play, Junior and Senior Prom and Banquent, Basket- ball Banquent and many others. The theme of our Prom was Stardust , _= with a huge quarter of a moon on the stage as the throne. The rest of the gym was decorated as a moonlit garden. Golly, weren't those dec- orations beautiful, though? Our Queen was Virginia Moss; her attendants were Shirley Wagner, Maxine Shaw, and Carol Smith. The Junior and Senior Play Tumblln Creek proved to be one of the best plays D. H. had ever produced. It was directed by Miss Donna Martlndale. Carol Smith and Clyde Kane were two new members of the class. The class officers were: President, Lewis Poole; Vice President, Clyde lane; Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Leseberg; Student Council Representatives, Bob Beck and Virginia Moss. Clyde Kane and Shirley Wagner were the two lucky Juniors to attend Boy's State and Girl's State. Finally the goal was reached, we were Seniors. Our last year was full of action and did we enjoy It? I'll say we did! Remember that Sneak Day? What a wonderful time we had at the Junior and Senior Prom and Banquent, thanks to our hosts, the Junior Class! Our play Me and My Shadow was an exciting mystery and a big success under t direction of Mr. Solon Coats, and Miss Maud Culllson. ; Our sports schedule was bulging with basketball games and tourna« | ments and we were all proud of our team for placing fourth in the tournament at Greybull. An added attraction at the basketball games was our Drum Corps formed this year by Miss Culllson, In which the three Senior girls were quite active, with Carol Smith and Shirley Wagner as twlrlers, and Inez Poulsen playing the bass drum. Class members were the same except for Lewis Poole who had Joined) j the Army and Audrey Goodrich who had married and moved away. Our officers were. President, Joe Peck; Secretary and Treasurer, Shirley! h Wagner; Student Council Representatives, Shirley Wagner and Joe Peok.i Our class flower was Lilacs, class colors, blue and white, and our class motto was Today's Youth Is Tomorrow's Hope. Spring came and with It, the closing of school. Reverend James Mack offlcated at the Baccalaureate Services and Mr. L. L. Newton was our Commencement Speaker. As the saying goes, All good things corae to an end Our High School Days were brought to an end. By Shirley Wagner thus muff Dubois Du Nolr Mercantile Meckem Chevrolet 10 SHIRLEY WAGNER Valedictorian-'53 Girls State Representative-'52 Editor of High Wind -'53 Class President-'51 Editor of Annual-'53 Class Secty. and Treas.-,50-'53 Chorus-'50-'51-'52 Cheerleader-'50- 51-'52 D Club-'52-'53 Twlrler in Drum Corps-'53 Dramatics-'50-'51-'52-'53 Substitute Cheerleader-'53 Prom Queen attendant-'52 Student Council Sect'y-'52 Pep Club Chalrman-'52-'53 BOB BECK Vice-president of student counoll-'53 Annual Staff-'53 Make-up Editor of High Wlnd -'53 Dramatics-'52 Student council Representative-'50-L51-'52 President of class-'50 Basketball-'50-'51-'52 JOE PECK President of Senior Class-'53 Advertising Editor of High Wind -'53 Business Manager of Annual-'53 Class Representative-'53 Basketball-'50-'51-'52-'53 Boxing-'53 Dramatic -'51-'52-'53 We, the Senior Class of 1953, being of average intelligence, in order to sacrifice something to remember us by, and being of strong mind, and strong body do hereby will and bequeath the following: I, Carol Smith, will the honor of being annual queen to some lucky senior of '5 1 I, Bob Beck, will my dark ourly hair to Norman Presgrove, and hope that it won't fall in his eyes while he is playing basketball. I, Clyde Kane, will my heavy eyebrows and long eyelashes to Dick Stevens. I, Inez Poulsen, will my position as Bass Drummer, in the Drum Corps, to my sister, Peg. I,Shirley Wagner, will my deep voice to Carolyn Woodward,in hopes that she may be heard better at the basketball games. I, Bill Leseberg, will Pat Paulson to Everett Hower, in hopes he will keep her safely for me until graduates. I, Joe Peck will my Job ac artist on the newspaper staff to Joe Alexander, for it will take a good printer for the adsj I, Inez Poulsen, will my ability to get l'a in American History to Hal Goodrich, in hopes he can pass it next year when he takes it over. I, Carol Smith, will my sewing ability to Nancy Boedeker, in hopes she will do better next year than I havel I, Bob Beck, will my ability to wiggle my ears to Katie Wlngert so she can entertain the rest of the Freshmen. I, Joe Peck, will my whiskers to Gene Larson. I, Shirley Wagner, will the Jobs of being Editor of High Wind newspaper and annual to any one who wants a headache all next year. We, Clyde Kane and Bill Leseberg, will our ability to get along with the teachers to Ronnie, Jonnle and Dwaln, because they'll need itj Standard Service Station If III ||ti||| 12 CLYDE KANE Annual King-'53 Sports Editor of High Wind Nun jpral Club-'50- 51- Boys State Representative-'. Annual Staff-'53 Vice-president of class-'52 Basketball-'52-'53 Football-150-151 Baseball-'50-'51 Boxing-'52-'53 Chorus-'50-'51 Dramatics-152-'53 INEZ POULSEN Salutatorlan-'53 Pep Club-'51-'52-'53 Bass Drummer In Drum Corps-'53 Assistant Editor of Annual-'53 President of class-'51 Vice-president of Pep Club-'52 President of Pep Club-'53 D Club-'52-'53 Chorus-'5? Treasurer of Student Council- Sect' y-Treas . of class-'52 Dramatics-'52-'53 Cheerleader-'52 Pep Chairman-'52 Wlgvfam Bakery Riverton M. N. Baldv.in Department Store Romlne Furniture Mart Lander 11 uiiTTlU! H|IT HSMRMSWSBJSJISMSMSHSMSMSMaiMSHSMSKIsas I Class Prophecy t Many years have passed since we have seen our class to- gether. It Is ten years since we have battled together In dear old D.H.S. We find many changes have taken place, although some of our old classmates seem to still be In the old home town. We see Bob Beck Is now owner of a garage, but he probably got his 8tart at Meckem's Chevrolet Company, where he worked while a senior In high school. Well, Bob, you'll need the extra money to support Marietta and the five little Becks. We see Clyde Kane on one of his trips tp Jackson, where he spends most of his time. From the way he talks he Is still hoping to get a Jackson cowgirl, or does he still have a hanker- ing for a Dubois blonde! Bill Leseberg Is still driving around In his car, as It seems he doesn't do any work yet! Pat Is also sitting close to him, but now there Is a reason, since they have to make all the room they can for the kids ! Joe Peck Is working for Plckett'6, but he Is now foreman. I hear also that Margie is out of high school and college, so guess Joe might get hitched yet! Shirley Wagner now has another ring to match the one she had during her senior year. She Is living In Alaska, and busy listening to Bill tell her all about a Jet, of course she Is busy with Billy, Jr., too. It seems that Carol Smith finally made up her mind about which one of her four prospects she should marry. Maybe If she lives long enough she can give them all a chance! Inez Poulsen finally decided to go to college and now she Is happy because of her decision. After all, where would she have met the 6,b'• basketball player that made her change her name! Its odd, IsA't It -how time marches on! 14 Jims Market Standard Station Lander Fremont Motor Co BILL, LESEBERG President of Student Body-•53 Secretary of Junior olass-'52 Boxing-'50-'51 Business Manager of High Wind -'53 Annual Staff-'53 Dramatics-'$2-'53 CAROL SMITH Annual Queen-'53 Humor Editor of High Wind -'53 Pep Club Chairman-'53 Prom Queen Attendant-'52 Homecoming Queen Attendant-'53 Twlrler In Drum Corps-'53 President of D Club-'52-'53 Annual Staff-'53 Sect'y of Student Councll-'53 Dramatics-'52-'53 Pep Club-'52-'53 JUNIORS Carolyn Woodward Joe Alexander Jeannette Smith President, Albert Urbigklt Sdlth Henthorne Linda O'Neal T. -V y, Leon Woodward Henry Alhberg Jack Sundstrom Wyoming State Journal Chisholm1 s Jev'elry.Lander Temple Dru, Cc Riverton Lander Pportli, (iminmnTfflTnr SOPHOMORES Peggy Poulsen Jon Meckem Everett Hover Hal Goodrich Boyd Livingston Ralph Thayer Super Food Market Roves Radio Shop - Jk . Carol Nowlin President Lyle Poole Jack Smith Benson-Coolldge Furniture ■ Hardware Co Lander Freshman Initiation Riverton ' - Flower Shop Foxes Flrstone Catherine wingert, President jKhk . Norman Presgrove rnwmmm Gene Larson Bill De8haw Pioneer Drug Company .........TffW Bookshop...... 4 20 21 wiinwm? CLASS ACTIVITIES Economics III Typing I English II Latin I Chemistry Mechanical Drawing Shop Wyoming History HT!TTTTrWn ' rr Drum Oorpe Shirley Wagner Carol Smith li |r Carolyn Woodward Nancy Boedeker Ford Garage 1 1 Dubois, Wyo. Yellowstone Service Station Teton Drua- Store Fremont Truci?dIrlmpT?’Co. lments 24 JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Carolyn Woodward. QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Left to right: Edith Henthorne, Pat Paulsen, Queen Carolyn, Linda O'Neal and Jeannette Smith. CHEERLEADERS juiMumnnW? Compliments of Lander City Bakery 26 TTTTnii v MS AND MY SHADOW Junior-Senior Play April 10 11 Double Casts Synopsis of Scenes The entire action of play takes place in Harrington's home. A small mil-western city. The time is the present. This was a comedy-mystery, full of thrills and action. Act one takes place on a Saturday evening. Act two, a few minutes later and Act three early the next morning. Cast I Roy Harrington, a young attorney----------------Albert Urbigkit Arleen Harrington, his young wife---------------Carolyn Woodward Mrs. King, Roy's mother-in-law------------------Inez Poulsen Susan Fisher, Harrington's maid--— --------—---Edith Henthorne Bruce Douglas, a breezy young doctor----------—Clyde Kane Georgia Butler, a nosy neighbor— -------------—Jeannette Smith Shadow, a mysterious Hindo girl-—--———-----------Shirley Wagner Hickson, county sheriff-------------------------Henry Ahlberg Sabu, East Indian mystic-------------------------Jack Sundstrom Cast II Roy Harrington, a young attorney—------------------Albert Urbigkit Arleen Harrington, his young wife—--------——------Linda O'Neal Mrs. King, Roy's mother-in-law--------------------Patricia Paulsen Susan Fisher, Harrington's maid—---------———-----------------Edith Henthorne Bruce Douglas, a breezy young doctor—------------—Joe Alexander Georgia Butler, a nosy neighbor------------------—Carol Smith Shadow, a mysterious Hindo girl-——----------------——Shirley Wagner Hickson, a county sheriff---------------------------Bill Leseberg Sabu, East Indian mystic------------------------——Joe Peck Story of the play. Roy Harrington is a young attorney, whose mother-in-law, Mrs. King, has never exactly approved of his marriage to her daughter, Arleen. Arleen goes to a First Aid lecture in the neighboring city, and induces Roy's friend. Dr. Bruce Douglas to spend the weekend with her husband. Roy,on his way back home from taking Arleen to the bus station,saves a mysterious East Indian girl from being run over by a train. When she becomes conscious she declares Roy is her master and she is his slave. Mrs. Kin- arrives to further complicate things and a would-be murderer kidnaps her in mistake for Shadow, the Hindo girl. Susan, the maid, also adds the fun and a sudden and surprising conclusion is brought about by no other person than Mrs. King, who is instrumental in tne capture of the criminal. 27 BASKETBALL Eack row, left to right, Pat Paulsen, Peg Poulsen, Coach Solon Coats, Inez Poulsen and Linda O'Neal. Third row, Nancy Boedeker, Jeannette Smith, Edith Henthorne and Carol Nowlin. Second row, Katie Wingert, Shirley Wagner and Carol Smith. First row, Carolyn Woodward. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE (Here) Dubois Devils vs. Jackson (35) (19) Dec. 13 Jan. 20 Dubois Devils vs. Pavllllon (Here) (i 2) (23) Dubois Devils vs. Pavllllon (There) (51) (37) 29 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Deo. 20 Dubois vs Meeteetse (there) (52) (15) Dec. 22 Dubois vs Jaoiccon (here) (28) (38) Dec. 30 Dubois vs Burlington (there) (23) ( 9) Jan. 8 Dubois vs Lander B (there) (15) (23) Jan. 9 Dubois vs Morton (here) (WO (29) Jan. 13 Dubois vs Pav11lion (there) (36) (51) Jan. 15 Dubois vs Tensieep (there) (30) (35) Jan. 16 Dubois vs Manderson (there) ( 3 (28) Jan. 30 Dubois vs Burlington (here) (35) (WL) Jan. 31 Dubois vs Tensieep (here) (3 0 (W?) Feb. 6 Dubois vs St. Stephens (there) (35) (39) Feb. 10 Dubois vs Lander B (here) (5 ) (41) Feb. 13 Dubois vs Morton (there) (28) ( 3) Feb. 21 Dubois vs Meeteetse (here) (61) (37) Feb. ?k Dubois vs Manderson (here) TOURNAMENT GAMES AT GREYSULL Mar. 5 Dubois V8 Meeteetse (46) (34) Mar. 6 Dubois VS Burlington (43) (62) Mar. 7 Dubois V8 Morton (4l) (586 ‘11H......... 30 flTTTTfl TTWTTTTrWTnT KSMSHXMSHZttSMSrXiS BASKETBALL Ronnie A Norman' P Dweln F KOVS Radio Static] Lander Lander Furniture Hardvrare Co. Lander HOMECOMINQ QUEEN QUEEN AND JOE ALEXANDER, CAPTAIN, AT CORONATION CEREMONY ATTENDANTS, BACK ROW, L TO R KATIE WINGERT, CAROL SMITH, AND JEANNETTE SMITH. FRONT ROW: QUEEN PEG POULSEN 32 SNAPSHOTS Rescuing the flag Lovers Royalty Bucking Barrel Christmas Formal B.B. danoe Nancy Valentine Party Two on a Motorc sl DumjTs Cold Storage Dubois Branding Iron Club Gambles Store Riverton Lock Garden Cafe SouthpawI The All-starsJ Get the Rebound! Hook lt!J The Upper Crust ?? Riley?? Katie Toothpaste adv Teach Coach Epitaph Hunt tt-'” - Bert 's Cleaners Fred Barret Barber Sho; J. P.(Croft Clot Store Oyiers Jewelry, 3 Riverton The Dear Hearts Good Jump, Ronnie! A stop on return from Greybull. Guee Who? Vr.'.t' £ the Joke? A Natural Pose! Swipin' calces! Tournament at Greybull Jackie Pat J S X Movie-time No love, no more ENGAGED! ■I !(l| I t:lw ft- y A • 36 SHOTS SNAP H2MSHKMSM8HSH2M Mascot Buddies Riverton Romeo Big Wheels Urbie Mumpsie Aln't Iove Grand! Principal Riverton Flower Shop Foxes Firestone Tregos Book Shop 37 Ticket Booth Dime Throw Telegram Booth Food Counter Wheel of Fortune General Store rrm jjxMXMXMXnxrtxHXMSNXMUMXHXMXHx | CARNIVAL I SNZNSNSMSHSNSNZMgMXMXMSHKKSM ........Min,,,,,.......... 1 40