Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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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

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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

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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