Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1958 volume:

m L MRS. MMFI LD MRS This Page Sponsored By DUBOIS MOTORS HAGEL TAXIDERMY L ATTA MRS This Page Sponsored By RIGGS MOTEL DUBOIS CLEANERS STEAK HOUSE MECKEM CHEVROLET CO. JUNIOR This Page Sponsored By RUSTIC PINE TAVERN SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As we look back over the last four years we remember most of the good times we have had. We began our journey through High School with 14 members in the Fresh- man class. They were: Mike Galbos, Pat Sundstrum, Leslie Shoemaker, Marilyn Mosher, Butch Stagner, Dale Rhodes, La Vera Hawk, Wayne Nipwater, Ernie Har- per, Chuck Boedeker, Jack Peterson, Joan Titterington, Frank Woodward, and Valorena Tassitsie. Later we lost Wayne Nipwater and gained Yvonne Skinner. The class officers for the first year were: President, Ernie Harper; Vice-President, Leslie Shoemaker; Secretary, Pat Sundstrum; and Treasurer, Marilyn Mosher. Mike Galbos and Chuck Boedeker were Student Council Representatives. Three Boys made the first 10 on the basketball team: They were Mike Galbos, Wayne Nipwater and Butch Stagner. Leslie S. was chosen Homecoming Queen. Our advisor was Mr. Pew. The second year began with the 12 origional members plus Sally Black. Later we were joined by Elaine Morehouse and Eleanor Burmeister. Four of the Sophomore boys made the team that year, Mike, Butch, Chuck, and Ernie. Mike and Butch made the first string, the former making the all-tourney team and the latter win- ning the free throw trophy. Officers for that year were President, Leslie Shoemaker; Vice-President, Sally Black; Secretary, Marilyn Mosher; and Treasurer, Valorena Tassitsie. Mike Galbos and Butch Stagner were Student Council Representatives. We gave a costume party for the Student Body and enjoyed a class picnic at the Geyser. Our advisor was Mr. Sannes. Our Junior year started with 12 members. Later we lost Elaine Morehouse and Butch Stagner and gained Sheriy Powell. Class officers were: President, Leslie; Vice-President, Ernie; and Sally, Secretary-Treasurer. We had one penny in the treasury so we had to get to work to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, which we did by selling candy. The theme for our Prom was Neptune's Gardens. Sally was chosen Prom Queen and Leslie and Pat were attendants. We also starred in the play Boltsand Nuts. To close the year we went to Thermopolis for a day. Our ad- visor was Mrs. Latta. The Senior Year started out with five members, with Sally dropping early in the year and Marilyn returning to graduate with us. Our class officers were President, Chuck Boedeker; Vice-President, Leslie; and Ernie, Secretary-Treasurer. Chuck and Ernie finished their last year at D.H.S. on the first five. We had our play, Here Comes Charlie, with the Juniors. Leslie, Chuck, and Ernie all had leading parts. We also attended the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The boys were special quests at the basketball banquet put on for the players by the Lions Club. Leslie was Valedictorian and Ernie, Salutatorian. This Page Sponosred By P.T.A. PROPHECY Fifteen years have passed since the Seniors have I eft the halls of As Father Time gazes into his time machine he sees: Admiral Ernesf Harper, who is in charge of the Trans-Oceanic Space Maneuvers, kissing his wife and five little admirals farewell, as he is about to blast off in his Bell X-l7 Space Rocket. He is on his, wayljo.a lass reunion at D.H.S. Ernie now spends his spare time drawing quaint figures on the blackboard at Navy Headquarters Chuck Boedeker is trying to support a wife and four kids on a teacher's salary at D.H.S. He spends his spare time trying to UN- launch spit-wad satellites from the ceiling. He is getting the school ready for the reunion, and studying rockets in hopes that he can go to Mars. Marilyn Barham is still living at Grandma Stalnaker's and driving the old blue and white chevie, with her two sets of twins and their drippy ice cream cones in the back. Marilyn has been after Spud lately to get one of the new rocket propelled machines but he is old- fashioned, and refuses. Marilyn spends her spare time running a fashionable dress shop in downtown Dubois, the industrial center of the Northwest. Leslie Shoemaker is at her horse farm in Blue-grass Kentucky, down by the stable teaching her four kids how to shoe horses. She is getting ready to make a trip to Madison Square Garden where she and her Husband hope to take the All-Round Championships. Her hobby is skiing on the U.S. Olympic Team. This Page Sponsored by BELLS STUDIO TREGOES BOOK STORE WILL AND TESTAMENT We the mighty Seniors, of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, of Dubois High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby state this to be our last will and testament. To the teachers: A paddle and a box of aspirins apiece to help them through next year's ordeal with cqtftjfigTseniors, Double Trouble. To He Freebflrfen: 'our quiet, dignified ways, and Mrs. Latta, who is the best spon- sion school. Take real good care of her kids. To the Sophomores: We will the ability to drive a car in hopes that they have fewer accidents in the future. To the Juniors: We will our ability to make money and get straight ones. 1 To Lou: We will our energy, in hopes that he coming Juniors and Seniors will leave beJVmd. d- (ha ha) with the destruction the Chuck Boedeker-I, Chuck Boedeker, do hereby will Mike Hanson my famous No. 11, white ball suit in hopes he i man enough to fill it and play twice as good as its original owner. I also vill my ability to get out of trouble to Butch, Mutt, and Bill, in hopes th4y can get more use out of it than I have had. Marilyn Barhan-I, Marilyn Barham, will my well-used correspondence cour- ses to anyone who might need them. Also my three lockers I have used the past years to the incoming Freshmen in hopes that it will give them plenty of room to store their books, and the paint chipped off my Chevie to those who have ridden in it, to remember the fun in D.H.S. , , L , Ernest Harper-1, Ernie Harper, hereby [will my qbility to sjay out ofj to Jimmy Pitner in hopes he can get af ng bette w|th (r. Chapn No. 2 basketball jch I Mid. Also ability to spell to Larry Pate, I also wi bert Wagner in hopes that he will enjoy ft xis much burns to Elvis Presley in case he needs help with hi£ hound ( . Leslie Shoemaker-1, Leslie Shoemaker, will my «I Jity eHqys to andra Paulsen, my plac -injhe dancy band to M my abiTit oget my face washed with snow (oi mud) to at all my omernesss4o my little sister who doesn1' nr ‘ get Nof writipcj apr lff and anson. so her own. This Page Sponsored By DUBOIS MERCANTILE RIVERTON LUMBER CO. TDHHV OOL.KNO PRESIDENT j Karenammi Hona M4 GARV LB9SURC CHU DILL HIIL CAROL PlTNftft This Page Sponsored By WYOMING STATE JOURNAL CROWHEART STORE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY September 1955 was the beginning of our long journey through high school. To start the year with, we had 14 members then gained Judy Linsdau and Louella Nipwater. We suffered a week's initiation in outlandish costumes and hair- do's. To earn money, we had a valentines booth, then we gave a party for the three upper classes. Mr. Bressler, our class advisor, gave us an Easter party. Our class officers were: Florence Smith, President; Beverly Poole, Vice-President; Mary Letillier, Secretary; Peg Michles, Treasurer; and Gary Leseberg and Tom Dolenc for student council members. Our Sophomore year started with 14 members again but we lost Joyce Rhodes, Judy Stagner, and Jack Crawford, but we were later joined by Karen Annan, Sherron Locke, and Carol Flowers. To raise money we raffled $10.00 worth of groceries. Our class officers were: President, Larry Pate; Vice-President, Chuck Richardson; Secretary-Treasurer, Tom Dolenc. Our class sponsor was Mr. Tobin Our Junior year started out with 11 members. Later we lost Sandy Detimore. Our class officers were Tom Dolenc, President; Mary Let- illier, Secretary-Treasurer; and Larry Pate, Vice-President. Tom Dolenc and Karen Annan were student council members. Our advisor: Mr. Tobin. We sold concessions at the ball games to make money for our Jun- ior Class Prom, which we called Moonlit Gardens. Karen Annan was chosen Prom Queen, with Carol Pitner and Mary Letillier as her attendants. We also put on a play called Here Comes Charlie. Our class colors were Coral and Charcole, our flower was the Pink Carnation. Our motto is PUSH, PULL, OR GET OUT OF THE The Page Sponsored By FRONTIER CAFE LEAMING HARDWARE CREDIT BUREAU RIVERTON JEWELRY This Page Sponsored By J. C. PENNY-Lander WELTYS SALES CO.-Lander K.O.V.E. SADDLERS GOLDEN RULE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We started our long journey through high school with 21 members. They were: Lynn Livingston, Linda Metzger, Kathleen Anderson, Patsy Welty, Helen Titterington, Judy Chumbly, Pat Hanson, Bobbi Shoemaker, Ruth Mar- tin, Elsie Swartz, Ronnie Metzger, Jerry Burmister, Linda Robertson, Sandra Paulson, Jack Murry, Ab Cross, Sharon Trompke, Kathy Lewtin, Mary Ann Johnston, Douglas Thronburg, Sally Foresman, and Caroline Fales. During the year we lost Judy Chumbly, Ruth Martin, Elsie Swartz, Sharon Trompke, Kathy Lewtin, Mary Ann Johnston, Douglas Thronburg, and Sally Foresman. Our class sponsor was Mr. Hatton and we had a Box Social, and a movie, A STAR IS BORN to raise money. We lived through initiation by the upper classmen and then enjoyed the party they gave us afterwards. Our class officers were: President, Linda Metzger; Vice-President, Lin- da Robertson; Secretary-Treasurer, Ronnie Metzger. We had a wonderful year even though the upper classmen did give us the run-around. We started our Sophomore year with 12 students, they were: Ronnie Metz- ger, Jack Murry, Jerry Burmister, Pat Hanson, Lynn Livingston, Helen Titterington, Pat Welty, Kathleen Anderson, Linda Robertson, Linda Metz- ger, Sandra Paulson, Bobbi Shoemaker, and Judy Chumbly. During the year we lost Ronnie. Our sponsor was Mrs. Watson and we served lunch at the square dance festival to make money. Also all the girls caused a little excitement by having a car wreck. No one was seriously hurt which we were very thankful for. Our officers were: President, Ronnie Metzger; Vice-President, Linda Metzger; Secretary-Treasurer, Bobbi Shoemaker. We enjoyed our Sophomore year and are looking forward to being upper- classmen next year. Our Motto-Where there's a will, there's a way. Our colors-Silver and Gold. 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