Greybull High School - Paintbrush Yearbook (Greybull, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Donald Collingwood YCDOHD, Pres. Forum 43 Pres. 43'Class Pres. 43 Boys' Home Ec. ii Verna Zae Highland Paintbrush Reporter E. Richard Baker !fDick!l F.F.A. 2-33 Sec. 3. William F. Davies Slick' ' Boys' Home Ec. 4. Leon Sanders - Sandy Football 2-3-43 All Confer- ence 43 Honorable Mention All State 43 Track 33 G Club 3-43 Pres. 4. Pearl Deveraux Glendo H.S.-Glendo, Wyo.3 Hyattville ll.S.-Hyattville, Wyo. l'2Q Home Ec. 13 Pep Club 1-3-43 Choir l-23 Class Play 23 Class Pres. 13 Class Sec. 23 Assis't. Annual Editor 4 David L. Pearson - Dave Footbaii 3-44 GP Club 3-45, Vice Pres. 45 F.F.A. 25 Boy's Home Ec. 35 Class Treas. 4. Lucille Harvey - Nell Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2- 3-45 All Dist. Band 2-3-45 Choir 1-2-35 All Dist. Choir 1-25 Pres. Forum 35 Sec.-Treas. 35 N.H.S. 3-45 Class Play 35 Paintbrush Rep't. 45 Home- coming Queen Attendant 45 Class Pres. 35 Cheerx Leader 3-45 F.T.A. 4. F. Guy Henderson F.F.A. 4. Adam Link F.F.A. 1-2. james Cropsey 45 Sports Ed. Paint- brush 45 Class Rep't. 35 Class Vice Pres. 4 Arlene Schildhauer Chadron Nebraska H.S. 15 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 25 F.H.A. 2-3-45 Sec. 45 Lib- rarian 3-45 Paintbrush Rep't. 4. Elijah E. Phillips - Jn Football 1-2-3-45 G Club 1-2-3 45 Sec. 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-35 choir 1-2-35 Football Capt. 4. Joyce Collingwood Pep Squad 3-45 Sec. 45 N.H.S. 45 Librarian 2-35 F.T.A. 45 Pres. 45 Class Play 35 Pres. Forum 45 Paintbrush Act. Ed. 45 Class Treas. 25 Sec. 3. Basketball 1-25 N.H.S. 4 john Kenneth Greene - Red Football 1-2-3-43 Honorable Mention All Conference 35 All Conference 45 Basketball 1-2-45 Class Play 35 G Club 2-3-45 Vice Pres. 35 Class Treas. 15 Class Sec. 4. Laura May Roehrkasse Band 2-3-45 Pep Band 25 Pep Squad 1-2-3-45 F.H.A. 1-2. Don Porter Football 45 G Club 45 F.F.A. 2-3-45 F.F.A. Basketball 2-4. Edith M. Corfield Pep Squad 1-2-3-45 Choir 3-45 Paint- brush Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Sec. 4. 2 s E N I O R S Merle I. Moberly Mull Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 45 All Dist. Band 3-45 Choir 2'3 pians 2-3-45 Annual Ed. 45 Class Play 35 Class Treas. 3 Dolores Stengl Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Band 2-35 Choir 2-3 F.T.A. 45 Vice Pres. 45 Vice Pres. 45 Dramatics 1-25 Thesp- ians 3-45 Class Play 35 Paint- brush Dep. Ed. 4. 1. Wayne Yorgason - Yogi Football 3-45 Track 2-3-45 Basket- ball 35 G Club 3-45 Class Play 35 Annual Sports Ed. 45 F.F.A. Basketball 15 Choir 4. Mickey Marie Saldana Powell Il.S.-Powell, Wyo.1-25 lF.H.A. 1-2-3-45 Sec. 35 Parlia- 45 Dramatics 15 Thes- William R obert Wilkinson Football 45 Basketball 45 G Club 45 Dramatics 1-25 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Class Play 35 Thespians 3-4. Roberta jean Allen - Bobby F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 2-3-45 Class Play 35 Dramatics 1-25 Thespians 3-45 Choir 35 Presi- dent's Forum 45 Vice Pres. 45 N.H.S. 3-45 Pres. 45 Cheer Leader 4. Arden Christiansen Patterson H.S.-- Patterson, Calif. Constance Tweedle Powell l-l.S. 1, Powell, Wyo.5 F.H.A. 1-25 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 15 Class Pres. 25 Dramatics 1-25 Pep Squad 2-3-45 Class Play 35 Thes- pians 3-45 Paintbrush Scandal Ed. v D? 5 N l S E N I o 1 R S 4. f .Je Br! sf ',L',i'V 5 A ' .li 1 ' X ffl' limba Keith Byron Foulk Belfry l'l.S., Bel- fry, Mont. 35 Art - Ed. Paintbrush 45 Lois E. Peavler F.ll.A. 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Band 15 Paint- brush Staff 45 Reporter F.ll.A. 3-4. William jones - Bud Basin ll.S., Basin Wyo. 15 Football 15 B Club 15 Football 35 G Club 3. Norma Wilbur I Class Vice Pres. 2 1 xl i 52-1' , .mLA.fL1 A mf :Y . , g ' H K KK SS!-ik? ' ' X 4 -',, M , ' .r I 2 Q . Q41 WSJ! 'flat 1' W F F C LASS HISTORY There were twelve spokes in our 49'er wagon wheel as we rolled into the first grade. These were Bobby Jean Allen, Edith Corfield, Jim Cropsey, Keith Foulk, Kenneth Greene, Junior Phillips, Lucille Harvey, Guy Henderson, Lois Peavler, Warren Stadtfeld, Connie Tweddle, and Richard Baker. In the hub were our teachers, Miss Palmer and Miss Jacobson, and our superintendent, Mr. Anderson. We formed a rhythm band. ln May we presented a Maypole Dance. We then rolled down the dusty trail to thetsecond grade and Miss Bealle took Miss Jacobson's place in the hub. We presented another May Day Program, in which Bobby Jean Allen was Queen of Spring. The dusty trail next led us to the third grade where Miss Holmberg was our teacher, and Adam Link became the thirteenth spoke in the wheel. It was here that grades three through eight participated in a declamatory contest, and off all the contestants, Lucille Harvey won first prize. Mr. Andes became our superintendent. The fall of '40 saw us rolling into Mis s Brown's 4th grade. Many pupils entered the declamatory contest that year. We worked for our penmanship certificates and a few of the pupils entered the Spelling Contest. n Miss Scott saw us coming but it was too late to escape. She was doomed as our 5th grade teacher. We lent our dramatic ability to a Christmas play and also participated in a gym exhibition. As we approached the 6th grade our wheel gained more confidence but we lost it when we discovered we weren't to be counted as Junior High. Our teachers were Mrs. Shoemaker, Mr. Davis, Mr. Kemnitz, and Mr. Michaels, principal. We gave plays-- Father Time featuring Keith Foulkg Columbus , Abraham Lincoln , starring Jim Cropsey with Connie Tweddle as his wife, and ' Health Fairy. And then--Junior High was honored by the appearance of the gold diggers and dice-slingers who were kept in line by Miss Berg, Miss Wegner, Miss Chauncey, Mr. Kemnitz, and Mr. Quigg, our superinten- dent. We helped give an operetta King Koko. We participated in many Junior High parties, and published our first Sentinel. We ploughed through the mud and mire ofthe eighth grade unscattered with the aid of Miss Kreiger, Mrs. Gross, Mr. Michaels, Mr. Kemnitz Mr. Drengson, and Mr. Quigg. We were joined by Bill Wilkinson, Dolores Stengl, and Arden Christiansen. Under the direction of Mr. Drengson, we produced Liberty Lane. After an eventful year they gave our wheel a shove on toward high school. We we-re met by the haughty Seniors who broke the rim of our resis- tance. We were joined by Joyce Collingwood, Mer le Moberly, Don Colling- wood, Maxine Boyt, Verna Highland, Bill Davies, Lauramae Roehrkasse, Leon Sanders, and Wayne Yorgason. We started the annual vice-versa dance and entered many other activities. 1 E r We weaved into our Sophomore year, and Arlene Schildhauer, Mickey Saldana, and Norma Wilbur joined us. We again presented our annual vice-versa dance. The end of the trail became visible as we discovered There was gold in themthar hills as we received our Junior class rings. We presented the hilarious, killing, roll-'em-in-the -aisle comedy ' 'The Kissing Link. Our beautiful prom, with the theme Old Fashioned Garden, was a big success. We ended the year with a class picnic in the Big Horns. The end of the trail became evident as we entered our Senior year. The football team was composed of many Senior boys. The paintbrush staff was chosen. Following this, work began on the Senior Ball, which was presented November 24th. The theme of the dance was, The Forty Niners, and was carried out in the decorations and program. The gym was lighted with a large wagon wheel, suspended in the center, covered with green and blue lights. Two huge diamonds were formed on either' side of the celling with Chinese laternsg and the sidewalls were covered with '49ers cartoons drawn by Warren Stadtfeld. The grand march was led by Donald Collingwood, president of the Senior class, and his date. The grand march in which the juniors, seniors and their dates took part, ended with a huge wagon wheelformed in the center of the floor. Specialty act before intermission was a square dance, performed by three sets from the Senior class, and called by Keith Foulk. The days began to whiz. by as we were greeted by semester exams shortly after Christmas vacation. Work thenbegan on the annual. April 1 we presented our Senior play, The Great Big Doorstep. The Junior- Senior prom and banquet were given, and our Senior sneak day was quietly planned. And now--we are graduating. Commencement night will see our wagon wheel, fall apart and the spokes parting in all directions. The '49ers have written their history. , M wr ff : f 1' 4' rf' 3 . 1, PW 'gig 1 ,F 4 4 a 2 F- V :N 1 :E .3 ,px- , 'Vi m'T'xN1'i' . 3 fig-3451: 1 V5i'?Ei'5- ,ll 3 L ft . , ., .A - s, M -I 1 : 1 , ,lim -, w L' wg Y . U , t I . X fr il .. , H wx T '. 1 4, .Iwi 1,- X e' :JJ ..5 1 ,.1 g . lm, V 5 ifilrf 'T 1 f 1L ,gi 'f'i9i: 1 f l -J 5 ,Jim .2 V : 1' uf . Esifv' H 1 ,,E5?f.':f'f' , ., 3H:..m , ,. ::5,,!qyQ35A.kf' Aj, , 1-'EgV'f', 'H 13' Fi ' .aa Jfiffi UNI- 7 .': W1 --if 1 P- , 1 ,Q W X ui :ff L '5 31' J .. ' 1'- .5, aff V aff, - gf L' W . N . , 'x N A ' I q. .ui v 4 1.3234 LM. CLASS PROPHECY As we gaze through the spokes of the old wagon wheel of time, rolling Z0 years into the future see the gold diggers and dice slingers of the Class of '49--- 4 Lucille Harvey falias Poolhall Nellj owns achain of poolhalls in Wor- land so her kids can play pool free of charge. After riding his horse from Shell to Hyattville for twenty years, Red and Pearl have finally made up. y Verna Highland is married and teaching school at Shell. Adam Link, an accomplished bandmaster,has won immortal fame by finding the lost chord. He found it by stroking a piece of barbed wire across a tin roof. C David Pearson has taken over the hopeless task of teaching brother John the elements of Chemistry. Bill Davies and Don Collingwood are running T. Texas Tyler slowly out of business with their snappy rendition of Remember Me. Elijah Elliott Phillips has sold his name to John's Other Wife's Other Husband , apopular soap opera advertising Dux , anew product made from Duz and Lux. A duet now taking its place in the Public's Ear is the Sunshine Boys, composed of Merle Moberly and Warren Stadtfeld. They have climbed the ladder of success with their singing commercials for annuals. Bud and Joyce Collingwood have combined their many abilities in running a slow boatdown ShellCreek so they can see Bill Wilkinson and Connie Tweddle. This saves wear and teari on the Chevy, fbesides Donnie ran away in it to sing on the radio ten years agoj. Wayne Yorgason is the only short-haired long haired musician known to the music world. Edith Corfield has married Bill Tweddle who is aprominent minister in the town. Keith Foulk is now champion square-dance caller to the combined music of the Sunshine Boys and Bill and Don. He figures out hot-licks on the slide rule. Jim Cropsey is electioneering for his father who is state senator. Bobbie Jean Allen still hasn't given up jumping up and down in front of the pep squad. She's trying to recall old memories. ' Dolores Stengl and Bert Leonard believe they should get better ac- quainted, but they say an engagement is expected soon--in afew years. Arlene Schildhauer is now running her own cafe--Schildhauer's Soup Shop. Richard Baker is now production manager of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers studio. 1 y Guy Henderson-starring in Hamlet-can now be seen on television. He has reached stardom as a great Shakespearean dramatist. Lois Peavler is nowa dress designer for the only exclusive dress shop in Northern Wyoming-Duane's. Mickey Saldana models her creations. Don Porter is now the main attraction at the Santa Anita race tracks where he is a famed jockey. T Arden Christiansenhas gained recognition as the Van Johnson of 1969, thrilling the hearts of all the young girls. Bud Jones is a multi-millionaire for his invention of a garage that makes it impossible for side-swiping the family car. Leon Sanders is star right tackle of the San Francisco '49ers. Maxine Boyt is Editor of the Denver Post. She likes her job as Editor of the Paintbrush so well she decided to make her profession along this line. Lauramae Roehrkasse has a beauty shop in the up-and-coming town of Emblem. She teaches girls how to keep their hair looking naturally blonde. CLASS POEM The '49ers of the modern age Think back in time o'er sands and sage, To days and men long since gone '79fQa4..,,: E, ,ti ' Now shined on by eternal dawn. -O, 744, my .07 The goals that are and are no more '17 ' px. f Were inspired by those before. f ra P Their quest was gold and a new frontier: Our quest we followed and speak of hereg ' Our quest to serve and to succeed, Through thought and action, word and deed.-0 CQ-at We've hitched our wagons to future and drearnsg Soon to be fording life's broad streams. ' by Warren Stadtfeld and Merle Moberly ra 5 E 5 i . a 1 u i K. i E 5 U n 5 CLASS WILL We, the weary, time-worn, '49ers having worked our claims in ol' G.H.S.,hereby willfand justly give awayj, our picks and shovels, several teachers Qin fair running conditionj, our old broken down mules and pack horses, one badly-used Q?j superintendent, and the following per- sonal possessions: i Edith Corfield wills her strong religion QHAQ to William Coakley-- just call him Reverend Sunshine : Connie Tweddle wills her quiet and demure ways to Bobby Patton and LeRoy Voorhees. Hope Mr. Ball appreciates this. Dolores Stengl wills her name Kactus Kate to Don Bristow. We don't know if he needs it, tho, as he is already so sharp, but he gets it anyhow. Keith Foulk wills his two dozen bottles of hair oil, his wide awake appearance and his jolly ways to Marvin Heath. Take advantage of these, Marvin. Adam Link wills his boistrous laughter and his ability to see humor in unusual places to anyone who is brave enough to use it in any of Mrs. Quigg's classes. J Don Collingwood wills his flamboyant ways to Vance Christiansen. That is, if Vance knows what it means, because we sure don't. Guy Henderson wills his intelligence tohis brother Dale. Maybe we should say, he wills what ever he achieved in High School to Dale. Maxine Boyt wills Joe to Del -- her sister, you know--just to keep him in the family. Jim Cropsey wills the position of having an influencial father on the school board to any poor soul who needs it. Lauramae Roehrkasse wills her smile and blond locks to Mable May- land so that in a few years she may give Betty Hutton the competition that Lauramae has been giving her. Wayne Yorgason wills half of his wits Qhalf-wit, you know, to Bill Allen so that with their combined resources Bill may be a genius. Red Greene wills his position as Secretary of the Senior class to John Pearson and we hope John works at it as diligently as Red did. If he does, he will never be over worked. Jr. Phillips wills his masculine physique to Billy Rae Hudspeth. Think you can find a place for it. William? Pearl Deveraux and Red Greene will their new hiding place to any one who is smart enough to find it. - Since Bill Wilkinson and Joyce Collingwood will their loving cup to Harry and Donna, they expect them to put it to good use. Merle Moberly wills his attitude toward the feminine sex to Dean Grausse--need we say more ? Don Porter wills to his brother Gerald, his shyness, his quietness, and his ability to mind his own business. E E a Q CLASS WILL Buddy .Tones wills his book on one arm driving to Ralph Bradford, to use, of course, if and when he gets his jalopy in running class. Be sure to read all 25 pages of it, Ralph. Arden Christiansen wills his quietness to Richard Miller. Goodness knows he needs it. Arden is hoping to be a riproaring character when he gets out of school. Lucille Harvey wills her Worland boy friends to Mickey Nau. Mickey told us she certainly wanted them. Bill Davies wills his fine attitude in class and his unfailing, Ho, Ho, attention to Gary Miller. Mickey Saldana wills her pretty hair and eyes to Esther .Tune Leavitt. Warren Stadtfe ld wills his incoherent, intellectual insight and indubit- able genius, keen understanding, artistic appreciative knowledge of the workings of the feminine brain and methods of combating said distur- bances to shy, demure Larry Sheppard. David Pearson wills his brother John to Roberta McGhee. David would will him to Miss Fletcher but she'1l get him anyway. Leon Sanders wills his melodious voice to Ted Peterson so that now when Ted sings to his girl firends they won't have to cover their ears. Arlene Schildhauer wills her ability to get her Chemistry assignments in on time to any one who needs it. Lois Peavler wills all of her out of town beaus to anyone who wants them because she won't need them next year. Verna Highland wills her quiet modest and lady-like manners to Ioan Roberts. We have our doubts if she'1l use them though. Dick Baker wills his dexterity in Algebra to Billy Berry so he can pass Algebra before Mickey Nau does. Duly signed and thrown together this 19th ,day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Forty Nine. The '49ers Witnesses: Luscious Lil Alousious Q. Hercimer Yosemite Sam 'e 1 ' 1 . 'Qv IJ.- 1' V5 iw .4 .51 13 A I I 1 5. '14, . , ,,. . ., 511' 3 I 2, .,. 2, P 1 4,1 ,z TU? ,M Z. 4 x 1 , I,W ' f ai w: v.e-,- .,.,, J w.. .4 XV, 14 , s f J' ., ., 1 1:9 .E .Iii 4? 4 5 1 , .Z ff, r flfi N..-1, Y, Ag Aw-9: :F E. we., 1 VWQEF ,fm-,'f1g? ,FpF3j 34,2 fliwff .iigd Fr- J z W., -,M .fgT' WWQW 2' fn I VTE- I 4, , ,L gft .V 'MJ sl :,uTC 5: 3 Q 'H :bun Am. gy. ,, rg, , Q- JW, , , U inf ,iii I-,, auf vFfEf,'M MV , 4, A . 1 , . 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Gormleyg B. Cliftong V. Christanseng J. Schareng L. Bullingerg H. Meierg H. Mobleyg D. Cheathamg T. Peterson. Znd Row: Mr. Viag B. Alleng G. Penseg I. Barnettg A. Myersg Z. Plunkettg E. Leavittg B. Westong E. Kopper. 3rd Row: D. Van Winkleg F. Gouldg R. McGhee9 M. Naug M. Maylandg P. Naug E. Phillipsg N. Olseng S. Madseng H. Harveyg P. Small, 4th Row: I. Pearsong G. Mowellg .T. I-Iillg B. Hudspethg W. Howeg R. Clucasg L. Schmerg .T. Clucas. JUNIOR CLASS Juniors started the year by selling hot dogs, candy, and pop at the football and basketball games. Homecoming came next with their float, pallbearers and mourners for Lovell, winning first. They sponsored the Homecoming dance with the theme of the Harvest Moon Ball. A member of the class, Elaine Phillips, was chosen as Homecoming Queen An atomic hit The Atomic Blonde was next presented. The .Tunior -Senior prom will be held May 6 with the ban- quet preceding it at the Presbyterian Church in honor of the graduating class. The faculty and school board will also be guests. CLASS OFFICERS Harold Meier ......... President Roberta McGhee .... Vice-President Bob Gormley. . . ..... Secretary Freda Gould . . . . .Treasurer Patty Nau. . . . . Reporter w w I 1 1 2 5 5 4 Y I r I n I i IUNIUR Pv'l4fei0r3 H. Nlobleyg L. Alleng Bottom row: D. Van Wmkle R. lXlcGhf:eg M. Naug P. Naug E. Phillipsg H. Harvvyg A. Myl-rs. Bob Nickerson . . . Oriole Byrd ..... . . Katinka Katzenpheifer Deane...... ster Butterfish . fy Maddox .TGA-'2'1l'1 Nickerson, Q . . . snius Jackson . . 1-5. Philo I-Dfw! . Miss Wilella Wylie . . . inchley St. John, III . . 1 Adelazdn Burkeleqgh Banks . , , . Dlawn Van QHUNIQR CLASS PLAY THE ATOMIC BLONIDE Cas! . 1 llzirrllcl llflr'-iv' . . Robvrua MCG . , . Alkxfm Mya . Billy Hudspe . . Larry Bullinge . . . Herb L . . Tlmlma .. . . Patty N . . . . .. ... Billy Clit! 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Hendersong R. Christenseng R. Williams. Second Row: M. Kraftg M. Clarkg V. Hamiltong K. Trum- bullg C. Coleg K. Marcusg B. Arnettg D. Boytg S. Stricklandg N. Frickeg D. Bruceg J. Holmesg G. Frostg I. Grishamg Mrs. Quigg. Third Row: D. Flitnerg R. Voorheesg H. Moberlyg D. Bristowg D. Henderson: C. Core: H. Croleyg D. Hankinsg R. Hanseng W. Coakleyg T. Terry. Top Row: K. Yorgaseng J. Porterg C. Bodenhamerg N. Careyg .T. Marting .T. Robertsg C. Rimerg B. Cliftong G. Strattong D. Tolmang J. Henryg M. Hoffmang R. Whaley: K. Foulk. W SOPHOMORE- CLASS The Sophomores sponsored a vice-versa dance Oct. 31 after the Lander football game. Beverly Clifton's one horse shay took part in the Homecoming parade. The class won the High School March of Dimes Contest. Mary' Lou Knittle and Mary Jo Goble were honored at a farewell party given by theasgirls of the Sophomore class. U ' CLASS OFFICERS 5 Beverly Clifton ..... President Harry Moberly. . , Vice-President Donald Bristow , .... Secretary Richard Henderson . . . Treasurer fi 'CUP' 2 'C i y Donna Bruce . . . . . . Reporter ww' 'J4MMk7?1-a . M Zi My M, jafj'fwi Qiifiixiijff QR , fgvfz M, Affwwiffffffyf , f 2959 ' www SQ E My QR f f 92 if SX Qf'f1Hfi'ZjZ1 !,!j'J H . A U k WW I ff' , OVMMV fffz?1W dWfWWW QQ WMM, W W -sz 'EI' -nu 7'7 A4 i af' , .1 ww' ,A Uxvkff L L . It Q .fr -V ' , N, ,Q Q 9 w ,,w .Aq- Cbgf' ' If-Y, 'Nw- l 1 5 lnn. 1- ,ml ,W Vwcn, A - A' fb I sv... K 4 M MQ 'eil m :ML ' . lili ui-ini 11:1- K ,M fi A I , X N .QW .4- x .qw , iw. M :X Hx ill s. I . F . E Q92 fa 1226? frfMMWJ x'O:Q'5 N ' Q ' Stl i f f lf, nf W C' .0 ff Q 1 J '- - rf ---- v--2 v 0 ' '1 5 sq: 'g I .- ' f X. f f f ? , flfy , fy f X f ff g,?F.qy'!Yn V A, 9 L. ' wnxfi - Wg ,, Of H Q H I ' W: y My W M ffm WMM Q My v My W M J , 5 WL WW wtf fr 'wigfgpffw ky f 4 w Sfiygu' 3fQ ifM Y fyjvyfgff F MEM Wim if gk ix? 19 ' EE 4 Lg H- . WW ,A Ww W VWQ lst Row: Mr. Ballg S. Christianseng I. Williamsg J. A. McE1hinnyg P. Powellg R. Patong J. Penseg M. Harveyg B. M. Allisong B. Whit- lockg L. Shepardg M. Andersong G. Sandersg C. Wardellg J. Aspg L. V. Munselleg S. G. Liljag E. Werbelow. Znd Row: R. Sharpg D. Bakerg J. Goodg S. Williarnsg F. Patong M. F. Dobbinsg M. J. Duceyg S. Robertsg K. Krajicekg M. L. Williarnsong M. Linkg M. Senstadg M. Scott, L. Yennyg S. Zajicg G. Porterg D. Grausg J. Schareng D. Sabbe. 3rd Row: W. Larsong J. Burnsideg J. Kraftg M. Crichtong M. Simmsg J. Stevens. R. Snyderg C. Douglassg J. Brewerg G. Hirschg B. Starks 4th Row: G. Leavittg D. Robbg D. Clucasg J. Robertsg E. Browng K. Kimbrog G. Greeneg L. R. Voorhees: L. Oliverg B. Berryg G. Millerg M. Maylandg H. Bennettg B. Pattong D. Stearns. FRESHMAN CLASS One balmy day fSept. 7, seventy-seven Freshman entered G.H.S. and were duly initiated by the almighty 49ers. Two gun Via led the faculty cagers against the High School Squad in a rip-roaring basket- ball game sponsored by the Frosh. Proceeds purchased suits for the basketball team. After the Powell-Greybull game Dec. 17, the Frosh gave a dance in the gym. The Freshmen had a roller-skating party Jan A 25. CLASS OFFICERS M. Scott ........ Pres. L. Shepard. . . Vice-Pres. M. Harvey. . .Sec.-Treas. 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Pearson, Second row: D. Porter, B. Clifton, L. Bullinger, W. Coakley, R. Bradford, T. Peterson, D. Bristow, D. Hankins, K. Greene, C. Core, R. Cooper, First row: B. Christensen, R. Williams, B. Whitlock, M. Anderson, D. Henderson, R. Madsen, J. Roberts, I. Morley D Robb, K. Yorgason. FOOTBALL September 17 ---- --- Greybull September Z4 --- --- Greybull October 1 -- -Greybull October 8 -- Greybull October 13 -- ---- Greybull October 22 -- ---- Greybull J5vW.wnOcto2er,,S,,, Z9 -- -Greybull --- ------- Powell 6 ffhermopolis 6 ----Lander 19 --- ---- Riverton 6 ---Worland 19 ----- Cody Z0 --- ------- Lovell 14 riff A Top row: Peterson, H. Moberly, F.. Phillips, H. .Meier, B. Wilk 1nson, B. Hudspeth. Bottom row: C. Ball, Coach, L. Bullinger B Clifton, K. Greene, D. Bristow, W. Coakley, D. Hankins. December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February BASKETBALL Cody Powell Wor land Lovell Riverton Lander The rmopolis C ody Basin Lovell Wor land Riverton Lander The rmopolis Basin Powell Greybull was host to the DISTRICT CLASS A Basketball tournament March 3-4-5. Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull G. CLUB Top row: L. Bullinger, L. Sanders, G. Mowell, D. Hankins, J. Pearson, G. Sanders. Second row: H. Moberly, H. Meir, W. Coakley, W. Yorgason, B. Clifton, C. Core, R. Cooper, Sponsor. Third row: B. Jones, B. Wilkinson, E. Phillips, D. Bristow, T. Peterson. Bottom row: D. Porter, K. Greene, J. Hill, B. Hansen Officers in the G Club for 1949 were: Leon Sanders, President, Dave Pearson, Vice President, Elliot Phillips, Secretary, Elliot Phillips was elected honorary football captain for the year and crowned Elaine Phillips football Queen. B SQUAD Top row: G. Sanders, B. Whitlock, L. Sheppard, J. Roberts, R. Madsen, D. Clucas. Bottom row: R. Cooper, Coach, E. Brown, D. Henderson, D. Flitner, C. Core, R. Voorhees, C. Wardell. -wunnlli Y lx sw 'WY eg 'lag -Jw.. ' ' cox-ar, M M , Zh. -.a I VI- di I MM , . - Y- '- sf ,MN-.' JJ!! if gh x M, eg ' in ns' ' -f D 5, -.. .. V1 A, A I V b .Q bl - W T1 . -3' .! .j7'f '---'4 LW V ' K ' ' -' ,., m,,A,,A , 1 , Q x L,x' 'f.V. V . Vg Nh , , K A 3, :fa L,,,,-,i M 4 f ' I ' . ..,,,'5q,f9,. -. .. v I.: an ra is. N ,,,. , IS I' Q N Q '5' ,f ,A .Qfwtgy mn- X NWN! ,LI vl. :V ,.:- x w A ' Q w M. 1 H , kj! 1 J 1 , Q 4, , u.,y: ' ,l gv V V MY y ' L V' ff I Ani.. kiigu. K 7 Ja, 5: i I 9 umccomnq 8948 HW' 9 5 ph M , . Gs xx Q0 :CMYK A XQ5 1, . 2 .--' .. 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V-- vi , ii? a I MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS The Music Fundamentals Class, under the direction of Mr. Dreng- son, is the basis of the High School Choir this year. A11 small groups have their origin in this class. First Row: M. Kraftg D. Tolmang M. Harveyg B. M. Allisong B. Starksg J. Kraftg W. Larsong .T. Burnsideg J'. Smithg J. Smithg Second Row: S. Robertsg M. I. Duceyg S. Madseng H. Harveyg G. Hirschp D. Brewerg M. Boytg E. Corfieldg M. L. William- song Third Row: F. Gouldg R. fMcGheeg D. Van Winkleg A. K. Myersg N. Olseng E. Phillipsg D. Boytg B.Arnett: J. Robertsg M. Senstadg Bottom Row: D. Sabbeg E. Browng M. Moberlyg J. Robertsg W. Yorgason. THESPIANS F. Gouldg L. Harvey: B. Alleng D. Van Winkleg R. Alleng D. Stenglg B. Wilkinsong M. Moberlyg C. Tweddle. v 'Q f 24 4 1 my vu . ,'A,5, ,a ,. ,ul 1 e wp, .. Li ,.. gal ,Ar mr 1, 5 ww ,.L Mi VH! rw , 1 I 1 x -tv.,-, -f , sf. M r H I X 1 - .U-1, . , rw ,1 -sv? uf ,mx I ., 4 1 I 1., Q 1' ,, N in .W , n ,rv mu, , .J 4 Vw '- ' V ,Lf M , f w 4 W1.! ,. Nl V mf' jig? 5 --V1-, . ,J 'Jar 4. ., . , ' 517' 9125: x Jw ww n , x..-. xg' y wir, .HP ,l 1 . ww- fri' H' . V .,,J , -fu- BLUE -N-GOLD Top row: J. Kraftg W. Larsong C. Bodenhamerg N. Careyg L. Peavlerg J. Marting A. Shildhauerg M. Duceyg S. Stricklandg D. Bruceg N. Frickeg M. Scottg M. Williamsong J. McElhinneyg E. Kopperg D. Schallerg J. Holm. Second row: J. Burnsideg M. Sensteadg J. Robertsg J. Henryg S. Liljag M. Naug M. Maylandg C. Rimerg M. Boytg L. Roehrkasseg S. Madseng J. Porterg H. Harveyg A. Myersg P. Deverauxg R. Snyderg N. Olseng B. Clifton. Third row: M. Kraftg M. Clarkg V. Hamiltong C. Coleg J. Aspg B. Allisong L. Munselleg M. Harveyg E. Corfieldg D. Stenglg C. Tweddle D. Boytg J. Collingwoodg B. Arnettg G. Frostg Mrs. Quigg. Bottom row: E. Phillipsg L. Harveyg B. Alleng P. Nau. The Blu-N-Gold is the active, organized cheering section for Greybull High. It performs at the football and basketball games and the Pep Rallies. Officers are: M. Boyt presidentg B. Arnett vice-presidentg J. Collingwood secretaryg L. Munsell treasurer D. Boyt vice-secretaryg and Mrs P. Naug B. Alleng L. Harveyg Ouigg Sponsor' E. Phillips PEP LEADERS ! vw ,, Vw.,'lNQ 1, F: ,Hg -1 Y W W ' If.vwgw.mwwwWwmJTu+S5JfwQWWg F w1L,gy'n29g? gf! . n wx.. T ,. Au W I N .N -51 .1 .4 w gn, .1 1. H1 1. Nw3.wu , 4 nz eb -. 'z f-1' ayfgyi 1 ff. . ' E a M5 14 jzfm- 'L . X ,1,,,,.,. 'Q P 1 , fl f. ,r.. 5 .M 5- , ' f !'iw,f1?3 ' V M' Jig , ww up ' 1,3 ' .1 '- .-YM .':,:5.,., 5,3 ,1 - - 's f -1, jlgl' ' sw ' X ., ,U fa. 'I , fn :fi ' , W-yi . . , . X. 4 , wlixg QSM V slvhwwvwwxvfxw . jffg -' ' 545 Q4 Q2 ff. 4- - ,J :if iii' L.. 113.2 , '! 4,- if 'rf w J, ,414 V . xl..-W, 1 ' 'LQ' 'wifi ii . 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The officers for the year were Donald Collingwood, presidentg Roberta Allen, vice presidentg and Maxine B - Oyf, secretary treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To ' R. All - W p row. en, . Stadtfeldg H. Meierg L. Harvey. Bottom row: D. Van Winkleg A. Myersg 1. Collingwoodg Jim Cropsey CNot in Picturel Members are elected into the National Honor Society on the basis of character leadership Sclwlarshi 9 1 P' and service. Not more than ISZ of the Senior class and SZ of the Junior class can be chosen for member- ship. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Quigg, this society is composed of eight members. This year officers are: R b All ' ' ' ' ' o erta en, president, Alma Myers, vice presidentg and Joyce Collingwood, secretary-treasurer. LIBRARIANS Top row: J. Collingwoodg S. Stricklandg D. Bruce. Bottom row: A. Schildhauerg R. Snyder I. Grisham. Top Row: S. Madseng J. Stevensg J. Porterg I. Barnettg A. Schildhauerg M. Crowderg J. Smithg C. Douglass Second Row: Henryg M. Crichtong M. Simsg R. Snyderg A. Myersg M. Saldanag Mrs. Corbin. Bottom Row K. Trumbullg N. Careyg K. Bodenhamerg J. Marting L. Peavlerg D. Schallerg B. Graus. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. ll. A. is sending four delegates to Laramie to attend the state convention in April. They are: Ida Jane Barnett, loan Henry, Lois Peavler, and Arlene Schildhauer. The purpose of F. H. A. is: 1. To promote agrowing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To further interest in home economics. 4. To promote inter national good will. 5. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. The colors are red and whiteg the flower, red roseg and motto W1-Oward New Horizons, BOYS' HOME EC. Top Row: A. Linkg L. Sandersg D. Collingwoodg B. Daviesg B. Wilkensong R. Clucas. Second Row: T Petersong W. Coakleyg E. Phillipsg B. Gormleyg Mrs. Corbin. V I FFA Bottom Row: D. Cheathamg G. Hendersong R. Whaleyg L. Schmerg D. Hendersong D. Grausg Second Row: R. Leavittg j. Hillg C. Warglellg L. Shepardg M. Andersong R. Williamsg Third Row: R. Clucasg D. Porterg D. Robby R. Pattong K. Yorgasong G. Sandersg Top Row: Mr. Snellg I. Goody W. Reidg W. Howeg J. Menzelg G. Millerg M. Maylandg D. Schildhauerg D. Stearns. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Greybull Chapter of Future Farmers is a part of a National organization of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The Chapter has an enrollment of 30 members. The Chapter owned Revolving Swine Project has increased to8 gilts and one boar. The Chapter intends to take part in stock judging, basketball tourna- ment in Powell, Public Speaking Contest in Greybull, FFA convention in Casper and a Father and Son banquet in Greybull. FUTURE TEACHERS Top Row: A. Schildhauerg B. Cliftong J. Collingwoodg C. Tweddleg E. Corfieldg l. Grisham. Bottom Row: Mr. Quiggg D. Stenglg R. Alleng L. l-larveyg M. Boyt. The purpose of the Greybull Chapter of the FTA Club is exploratory prevocational, and charac ter-forming - - to help Future Teachers learn facts about and opportunities in teaching in their locality, the stare, and in the nation. Cultivate cl'-liaracter qualities essential to a good teacherg study lives of great teachersg and develop student leader- s ip. SEPTEMBER NUGGETS-N -NOTES 7 lst day of school--big fall roundup-- l0 Freshman Initiation--stray mavericks branded. 17 Greybull Buffs fling a saddle on Powell panthers and clinch 'em up 2.6-6. 24 Buffs put spurs to Thermop Z0-6 29 Russian Troubadours-The Coyotes wail OCTOBER A 1 Lander Bulldogs the Buffs 19-6. Sophomore punchers have visa Versa dance. 8 More' critters than calves get tied up--Riverton- 6, Buss-6. 13 Warriors shoot Buffalos 19-0. 14-15 Teachers held big pow'-wowlat Lovell and discuss war plans. Ugh ZZ Broncos buck Buffs Z0-7 29 Homecoming game and dance -big shindig-Elaine Phillips queen of big shindig. NOVEMBER y 8 Twirp Season-Lots of Bull doggin', 10 Junior Play- Two-gun Via and Cactus Kate Bullinger have it out. 12 Benefit Donkey Basketball game-Burros bounce boys 15 Faculty-High School game 19 G Club Ball-Top hands stomp their boots. Z4 Senior Ball-'49ers fling femmes in big square dance. 25 Thanksgiving-Chow time in the old corral. DECEMBER - 1 3 Burlington visits our home corral 8 Wyoming Day--Old timer tells tales 10 Byron here 14 Byron there A - 17 Powell-We cinched 'em in basketball too Ball and Via get their boots or The Two Tenderfoots. ZZ Xmas vacation--Big stampede--New boots and saddles. JANUARY 7 3 Roundup again--School cowpokes rope us in. 5 Assembly on Palomar Telescope--No more Blue Shadows on the Trail. 11-12 13 Semester Exams-Work's all done this fall. 2.1-ZZ First Copy of Annual bites dust. Musical cowboys get guitars tuned up-Music Clinic. 26 Magician shows rope tricks. 1 v u I 1 1 I f ' 55. F' l ' iw-erl' . A If-L V VJ' L., , A . 'id 1 1 tif y .ffm .- . pf :ggi ,jp ' w if ' .Y vx 1: 1Wlf'f' .. V' W, , v5k:,:f,,g, 4, 3 4 vim! 1 Qgqpmg. IN -,. 1 an , I, fr , ., V, ,, Vuyx ,ax yi- A 'www 1 w W I fl' ' A QV ULN ' , U i Rafi ...ri FEBRUARY 4 Warriors shoot Buffalos again--hard winter. 10 Lander shoulder-spurs the Buffs in a close one. ll Riverton gets galloped on. 14 Valentine's Day--Laddies lasso their lassies. 15 Second Annual Copy due in--get branding irons ready 18 Thermop meets Buffs--Buffs buffalo Bobcats 321-34 Z5 Basin and Buffs tangle-- A 26 Powell vs. Buffs. MARCH 3-4-5 Class A Tournament--big pow-wow--Trophies and empty saddles. 16 Marionetts Make Merry--Puppets impersonate pupils. APRIL l Senior Play-- THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEPH--bunkhouse beautified. I 15 Good Friday--GOOD 17 Easter--New sornbreros shine MAY 1 May Day--Cactus maypole confusing. 6 Junior Prom--'49ers go to chow on .Tr.'s-Big Shindig 13 Tumbling Tumbleweeds 15 Baccalaureate 16 mass Night-- I 19 Commencement--'49ers find their gold nuggets passed out Z0 Ice bags in the old corral. Evvie Crochet . Topal Crochet Mrs. Crochet . Elna Crochet . Fleece Crochet Arthur Crochet Mr. Tobin . . . Commodore . . Mrs. Dupre . . Tayo Delacroix Dewey Crochet Mrs. Beaumont The Senior Play THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP --oas- menu...- Crochet . . . . . Connie Tweddle .Joyce Collingwood . . Lucille Harvey . . Maxine Boyt . . .Edith Corfield . . .Tunior Phillips . . Bill Wilkinson . . .Merle Moberly . Bobby Jean Allen Donald Collingwood . . . David Pearson . . Dolores Stengl J ,1 1 z,5,.,u! V 9 , 'W C ' .-1-M g , H X, 'x 1 1 1 3. I ? 4 u. n 5 4. 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