Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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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. This Page Sponsored By TEMPLE DRUG RIVERTON HARDWARE FIRST NATIONAL BANK RIVERTON CHOPPING CHEVROLET 10

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HISTORY This fall when we started as Freshmen there were 22 of us. Robert Mosher, Lonnie Ramsey, George Wingert, Tom Smith, Dale Raith, Ann Van Vooren, Jeannette Hill, Hope Skovgard, Cathy Hawley, Marlene Bruhn, Noble Brown, Dick Emond, James Pitner, Mike Hanson, James Helt, Trudi Allison, Albert Wagner, Larry Annan, Evelyn Morehouse, David Wickstrom, Helen Meeks, and Daine Anderson. During the first semester we lost Daine Anderson and David Wickstrom. Our class sponsor was Mr. Bressler. Our class officers were: Trudi Allison, Pres- ident; Cathy Hawley, Vice-President; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Marlene Bruhn. In October we were initiated. That night we were given a party by the Juniors and Sen- iors. Colors: Silver and Blue Motto: Hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance of being its first victim. This Page Sponsored By PLAINS FURNITURE CO. FOSTER SADDELRY FRESHMAN CLASS