Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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SENIOR PROPHECY As we visit Amsrica 4oTest lands and towns, in the year 1 the stars of the Tie Hack Annual of 1962. As v e enter the Rockefeller Center in JacksOnr-w find Pat Fisher ining in tbe cocktaillotinge as a-eomedian. —'This i t whose real jo b is raising her five little urchins [er husband. — ---------- We justr settle down rereat when who do we see stridin but Bill Pickett. He informs ps-that he novTo Agency in Moran, a town which hasjjecome qmte popu After ourytheaL e areaekedTFwe woildTlke totake tahislb see someHbgging camps. Otjcourse we accep and wh UTuchar camp weprisit we meet the leading lumberjack' is Dennis Stevens-- Dennis hasnVm rried yi tain gal nd is now trying to tame her 2, we Wet ente lining room Buicl -eP in me iut ir,guide. At the td see that Some mo As We cpntinije on proves Ao be Kathy own dude ahd cattle i mch ids, all of who settle After we regajn o iotlipr lumber ca lies, we notied a Womab cot none -other -than'Linda Pa ape surprise is his meet way Kathy inform in the que composu to eat ridei area our cohvei campj whicp turns qut to be rht. lse who sation with Lir ends •efKa s rseback she now owns and ope' e is married andNjias ranch. prise of sVein Ka sitting under of thd c ----w marrie ds, wejarelsta oung bachelor tide stop ins munching sand- fedd some cniclqens. to timber man kled chajlsing Margie fjatty, ) nmotior just caii’t be'eau After returning t towh, DhrrelK sksjis4f we'would likfe to moehthe boss of imber bpsiness in the J cksoxHole area anckit turns out to he G try McKihle has acquired quite a torso andPvalks arotind huffing and puffing' on 4 cigar houtingxprdervs to his men. 7 ifxGary officeT e-noticda gropp of men laughing really hahd and ofVourbe our curiosity gets the best of In the center of the Pnrcl pat Jim Jim is still We finally the hall We notice Kay Coad Werii in the cute Vacation her to New York A s we a' table next to usAyho now have three set£ a profes ianaLjekh -teller 'practicing hfs jake-tpllini y allphe girls but he isjpooashfuLro like anyof t] otel wKer --the-de«le-clerk assigfris us to our roo springs and flips, 'she turns out to b,C Bil and athletic sponsor erf the hbteh who should answej the doopmut Ra Wii «-aver s eerw-Tlei n f n r i s that while o so has to work pjs-bfTll-bo prb buy his tpain fee7 newsstand on -SakS Pifth Avenu i hing our bpeakfast the next morningjwe nqliee a Couple in the very familiarr twin fris' Sahdra Darj support them bxTURtriflig and tier husband. They mode 1 agency in Chicago. AND SO THIS IS THE CLA 55 ©F-T96£tAFT3ER TWENTY YEARS! 11

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Almighty Seniors, now stand with the last important step.in our high school days. As we look back over the last four years since we entered high school we have many memories. Our Freshman Class of 1958-59 consisted of sixteen members. They were Frances Titterington, Pat Gureski, Sandra Darnall, Wanda Boedeker, Irving Bonatsie, Billie Kay Coad, Jackie Conley, Jim Linsdau, Kathy Pate, Linda Paulsen, Bill Pickett, Darrell Richardson, Thelma Tassitsie, Sharon Tassitsie, Ray Wingert, and Dennis Stevens. Our officers of the year were: President-Bill Pickett, Vice-President-Kathy Pate, Secretary-Jackie Conley, Treasurer-Sandra Darnall, and our Sponsor-Mrs. Latta. Our Sophomore Class of 1959-60 consisted of eighteen members, thirteen of die original class. We were joined by: Jim Howell, Bud Kelsey, Gail Parsons, Charles Wilkerson, Doyle (Gus) Winchester, and we lost Sharon Tassitsie, Pat Gureski, and Bill Pickett. Our officers were: President-Dennis Stevens, Vice-President-Jim Linsdau, Secretary-Darrell Richardson, Treasurer-Ray Wingert, Student Representative- Kathy Pate, and our Sponsor-Mrs. Latta. The second six weeks of school we successfully raffled off a stuffed dog. The Junior Class of 1960-61 started out with nineteen members, thirteen of the original class. Six new students joined us: Gary McKinley, Don Cook, Gene Sjolin, Bob Warren, Judy Stagner. We lost Frances Titterington, Pat Gureski, Linda Paulsen and Irving Bonatsie. Linda Paulsen returned the last six weeks of school. Officers for the year were: President-Kathy Pate, Vice-President-Ray Win- gert, Secretary-Treasurer-Sandra Darnall, Billie Kay Coad was the Reporter, Student Representative-Jim Linsdau, and our Sponsor-Mrs. Latta. Our play, Tiger House , was presented in the spring. Our Prom theme was Teahouse of the August Moon with Jackie Conley as the Queen. The Senior Class of 1961-62 had fourteen members, Margie Batty was our new member. Two members of the class, Jackie Conley and Wanda Boedeker dropped out early in the year. To raise money for our trip we sold Christmas Cards and Candy, and in May we presented our Senior Class Play, Who Killed Aunt Caroline. It was a great success. Class officers were: President-Ray Wingert, Vice-President-Bill Pickett, Secretary-Treasurer-Linda Paulsen, Student Representative-Billie Kay Coad, our Reporter-Kathy Pate, and our Sponsor-Mrs. Latta. On Senior Sneak day we traveled to Salt Lake City where we enjoyed two very exciting filled days.

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WE, the SENIOR CLASS, of Dubois High School, State of Wyoming, Class of 1962, being of sound mind and firm body do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class of 1962, do hereby will to the incoming Freshmen, our loyal, and hardworking sponsor, Mrs. Latta, on the condition that they take good care of her. To the Sophomores we will our ability to study and get passing grades. To the Juniors we will our hard-earned English IV credits in case they need them, and our ability to be quiet in class. I, Billie Kay, do hereby will my post as Editor-n-Chief to Karen Welty, and my Saxophone to some little kid and hope he has a truck to carry it in. I, Kathy, do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with and admire Mr. Caulk to Sharon Skovgard, who is just one of his frightened students. I, Sandra, do hereby bequeath my long hair to Karen Welty in hopes that it grows faster for her than it does for me, and my ability to get I's in Biology to my little brother in hopes that he passes. I, Gary, will my height and basketball suit to Fred Schlup in hopes that he will grow into them. I, Pat, will the contents of the paper bag which was in Margie's locker to any boy who needs it. I, Margie, do hereby will my naturally curly hair to Mr. Flood. I, Linda, will my ability to get along with the teachers to the incoming Fresh- men. I, Ray, will my weight to Fred Schlup. He may need it someday. I, Darrell, will all my shot glasses to Jock Cross in hopes that he doesn't wear them out. I, Dennis, will my ability to get through high school, without studying very hard, to any one who needs it. I, Jim, will my flunking grades to James Miller who doesn't seem to be able to obtain any. I, Bill, do not prefer to will any part of school to anyone.