Greybull High School - Paintbrush Yearbook (Greybull, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

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WILLIAM EARL CLIFTON Football Z-4g Basketball 2-45 G-club Pres. 43 G-club Z-45 President of Presidents Forum 4g F. T. A. Pres. 43 Class Vice Pres. 25 Jr. Class Play. LAR R Y B ULLINGER Football Z-4g Basketball Z-45 G- club Z-45 Annual Staff 4g Jr. Class Playp Class Secy. 4g G-club Secy. 4. , GUY ROBERT GORMLEY F. F. A. 1-Z: G-club 3-4g Class Treas. 4g Class Secy. 3g Pres. of F. F. A. 1- 2: F. F. A: Judging Team 23 Manager of Basketball Team 3g Boys Home Ec. 3. ...il 163111 1 l PATRICIA NAU Dramatics lg Blu-N-Gold, Pres. Cheer Leader 3-4g Annual Staff 4g Pres. Forum 3g ROBERTA ANN MCGHEE Triple Trio I-35 Jr. Class Playg -Y Pres. Forum 3: HERBERT MOBLEY IR. Octet 4, Choir 1-45 Band l-4g Pres. 3g Band 2-43 Sax Octet Zp Pep Band Z-4: Dramatics lg A11 Dist. Band 4: Annual Staff 45 Choir 2,49 Blu-N-Gold 4g 3. Dramatics 1: Pep Band 1-4g F. T. A 4 Jr. Class Play: Class Treas. Zg Paintbrush Staff 4g Class Vice Pres, 3g Annual Editor 4. Paintbrush Staff 4. Ir. Class Playg Choir I, Z, 45 F. T. A. 43 Paintbrush Staff 4, Class Secretary Z5 Class Reporter 3: Blu-N-Gold 1-4: JOHN CLUCAS Junior Class Concessions MABEL MAYLAND Choir Z, 4g F. H. A. 1-Z: Dramatics lg F. T. A. 42 Football Queen 45 ' Paintbrush Staff 4g SHIRLEY JEAN MADSEN Blu-N-Gold 1-4g Choir 1-45 F. H. A. 1-35 Triple Trio 45 Dramatics 1. Blu-N-Gold 1-4. MVAJBP Q5 Wfffyg M W ew 'Y HELEN M. HARVEY . Blu-N-Gold l-4g Dramatics lg Choir Z-35 Jr. Class Play. THEADOR R. PETERSON 1 Football l-4g DAWN B. VAN WINKLE Basketball 2'31 . i G-Club Z-45 T '1P1e TNC l'35 Boy's Home Ec. 3. Jr. Class Playg Choir 1-4g K Band 1-4g Dramatics lg W Pep Band Z-45 F. T. A. 45 F. H. A. 1-Zg N. H. S. 3-4: Pres. Forum Z5 Class Pres. Z5 F. H. A. Pres. Z5 Attendant to Football Queen lp Thespians 2-4. .ll I 1 L- x BETTY WESTON Hayes Center, Neb. Palisade, Neb. LYNN SCHMER Pep-Squad Ig B1u-N-com 4. F, F, A. 1-4. 1-:LEANOR MAY KOPPER F- F- A- Judging Team 1-45 Thermopolis H. S. li N H 5. 4 Blu-N-Gold 1,45 Choir 45 F. H. A. 1-3g F. H. A. Treas. Z. JW, WMM? if' 2D N wfygw J FREDA GOULD Band 1-45 Octet 4g Choir 1-4g Triple Trio 1-35 Sax Octet Z5 BILLY RAY I-IUDSPE TH Basketball 2.-45 Football 43 Baseball 35 Band 1-4g Choir Z-45 Jr. Class Playg Pep Band 1-45 Paintbrush Staff 43 PA ULINE SMALL Worland 1-3g Pep Club Z-3g Glee Club Z-3g Blu-N-Gold 3-4g Pres. Blu-N-Gold 4 Pres. Forum 4g Choir 43 N. H. S. 45 F. H. A. 43 Paintbrush Editor 4. Thespians Z-45 Blu-N-Gold 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant Zg Paintbrush Staff 43 F. T. A. 4: Class Treas. 3: G-Club 3-4. ESTHER JUNE LEAVITT JAMES M. HILL Football 1-4g A11 Conference 4g G-Club Z-43 Pre if gat: K 1' V. Pres. G-Club 43 ' ' ' ' F. F. A. 1-4g GLENNWOOD H' MOWELL Paintbrush Staff 4. Judging Team 1-4, Football 3-4: Rep. Z5 V. Pres 35 Pres 4 Class pres. 1. A11 Conference pres. Forum 15 Basketball 33 Boy's Home Ec. 45 V1Ce'P1'e5- C G-Club 3-4. Pres. Forum 4. Q W 1 ,. .- , ,L we If kv!! . aj: 9,1 . , A f ,, 1 4 , Y , J' ,4f,,W , V I M 'V f 7 fyui I VL!! 7 wifi K ,Jia n Vs.. 51? J WWW Ri ai ,WV ALMA K. MYERS Triple Trio 1-35 Band l-25 Choir 1-35 Blu-N-Gold 3-45 Vice-Pres. 45 F, H, A. 1-45 Pres. 35 Treas. 2.5 Songleader 4 N. H. S. 3-45 Vice-Pre Jr. Class P1ay5 Dramatics 15 s. 3: WALTER C. HOWE F. F. A. 1-45 Parliamentarian 1-Z5 Boy's Home EC. Z. Pep Band Z5 Pres. Forum 3. MICKEY NAU Choir 1-45 Blu-N-Gold 1-45 F. T. A. 43 Dramatics 15 Paintbrush Staff 45 Jr. Class Play. JOHN PEARSON Football Z-35 G-Club 3-45 F. F. A. 15 Boy's Home Ec. 4. ' .J'., ELAINE D. PHILLIPS Choir 1-45 Band 1, 2., 45 Blu-N-Gold 1-45 Cheer Leader 35 F. H. A, 1: Homecoming Queen 35 Ir. Class Play. Af.. NADA CAROL OLSEN F. H. A. li Choir 45 Blu-N-Gold 45 Secy. 45 Paintbrush Staff 45 Double Octet 4. ' ' 1'i iPnid'kalximSl1bvP2,1Pm9i Q? A -- fm. :1.rr2'-A sv ' THELMA A. SNYDER Blu-N-Gold Z-43 F. H. A. 1-4: Jr. Class Play. MARVIN HEATH F. F. A. I-3. WILLIAM L. ALLEN Dramatics lg Thespians Z-45 Jr. Class Playg Paintbrush Staff 4. IDA JEAN STERRETT F, H. A. 1-45 F. H. A. Treasurer 39 F. H. A. Secretary 4. GLORIA JEAN PENSE F. H, A. l,Z, 45 Choir 4g Vice Pres. of F. H. A. Blu-N-Gold 4. VANCE CHR ISTIANSEN Patterson High School. Patterson, California, Z9 Librarian 4. - l .I g,-mf.-. ,-r .V -, V, 2.1 LL ., I fi j,t,,, 5 K 4. . f vs.f,f.A ,, .f- ,f 'fl if 4 , , 4 Q ' ff--' , ,,, , K -6 V , A: , .IV k ,fm - .144 wi ,L 'f..' ,.'V1a'1wf - Q., Lwl.n,gff,7gwg,A f '21 -. 1.1,n.1F,- . 1 E' ,z 'J 5i3f'f?f7v. ' X X nf,4.:J ',ZL7 1 x , 5 . mm gy M 1 L- ,-, ,. fjg W .--, Y , -, Q, ,, .r, .- U ' A f' ,.r x , ., , I Lk IM.. ,Af , , , 1 3 . . , Y A :if Af . , ,.a. . .Mu ,, s, V x -w .6-,, A .f 2, , Vwfg. I. 4 . - 45534 J X W f 4.1! a..A4,aiuA .TIM L. SCHAREN DWAIN S. CHEATHAM Basketball 3-4g ROBERT cLUcAs F- F- A- 1-4- F. F. A. 2-4. ' Y M .m+wZiuLJk1h.4f3lN? ' ' thC.5KLn-4.64: Professor Hoot A. Ndmakelotanoise Reports The Tragedy of 1950 It all started years and years ago when the site of Greybull was just a lot of sage- brush and Indians. The most important specimen left in later years in this river bot- tom was an old disreputable grey bull. So guess, my absorbed readers, where Grey- bull got its label! In the year '37 or thereabouts six naughty little nasties, Pat, Mick, Dale S., Har- old, Alma, and Roberta, dealt Mrs. Foe a miserable year and a half in kindergarten as she attempted to pound a few fundamentals into their dense little heads. Without any results she turned them over to Mr. Andes, principal of the grade school, to do with them what he wanted. The first day of school was agony for the first grade teachers who received the '38 beginners. The first day the class was torn apart and putasunder by dividing them into two divisions, one half under Mrs. Palmer, and the other half gave Miss Jacobson a rip-roaring time. Before lonf the present class of '50 had been trained to be quiet conservative children. fBe1ieve it or notl. Therefore the lower grades whizzed by very uneventfully except for a few plays, programs and other great dramatic contri- butions. As the class advanced, naturally they took in many new members to add to their already large enrollment. As the seventh grade flashed by, Freda G., Nada Olsen, Larry B., and Vance C. contributed to the advancing class. People of Greybull were greatly amazed at the brilliant operetta, Rumpelstiltskin, put on by the Junior High in '46, Yes, that's right, the class of '50 graduated from the eighth grade with flying Colors. Members of the class that were given honor awards were Patty Nau,Alma M., Dawn V. W., Harold M.. Larry B. and Delmar Davis. Feeling grownup and sophisticated, the little green freshmen approached high school but much to their surprise the high and mighty seniors took the air right out of their sails and really initiated them properly. That first week of High School will be one to remember. Fun, laughs, and excitementprevailed over the school that first Friday, but much to the class's enjoyment and pleasure the senior class honored them with a dance. Later in the year the class, under the direction of their sponsor Mr. Rice, had a very stupendous hayride. Things seemed to have been going naturally because allwere hap- py to begin three months vacation at the end of the first year. fi. !L'31'2'HA!.EU'I?Jfil!l.e f'!. 3i4s: :I ,bn 1i'1!',YI56t3'E'M5L ' 'WZNKXE'- ' 66444 7641 When school started in the fall of '47 there were many happy smiling sophomore faces. The class elected Mr. Cooper for their sponsor and proceeded to sponsor the second annual vice-Versa dance which proved a great success. No, there was hardly a soul in school who didn't have a jolly time at this occasion. Yes, that's right, another vacation! Back to school again, the class started right in working toward their goals. Many concessions were carried on by the class that year. Hard working, tireless, juniors sold pop, candy and programs at games and dances. Who is she ? What is it? Yes, my friends, it's the Atomic Bloride, one of the best plays to hit G. H. S. The play was acclaimed by all as being a huge success. King Neptune's Frolic was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by the class of '50 under the direction of their spon- sor, Mr. Via. For the first time in years, the class had a very luscious banquetin the Presbyterian church basement. Tables were decorated with mermaids, sea horses, sea shells and allsorts of ocean creatures adorned the walls. The dance was decorated very colorfully and beautifully. The class was very proud and happy at the Prom they had achieved. Every One WBS very relieved when vacation time came. The Senior Class entered school September 5, 1949 and voted to do away with Fresh- man Initiation this year because the school board prohibited hazingg however to start off the social year they sponsored the Vice-Versa dance, October 17. December 17 the Senior Ball was held and proclaimed a great success. The decora- tions consisted of gold stars hanging from the ceiling with a large decorated Christmas Tree at the west end of the Gymnasium. In each corner were figures of Christmas Carolers with lamp posts. The Grand March was held at 10:00 andwas very colorful. The 1950 yearbook was started in January and the whole class worked very hard to make it the best annual ever put out in G. H. S. March 31 was the date set for the Senior Play and every one praised the cast for their fine work in it. Sneak Day was the latter part of the year, and finally the Mighty Seniors could look forward to the day in the near future when they would don their caps and gowns, turn their class rings around and become Alumnae. The loss by graduation of this class from G. H. S. is felt by the student body to be the real tragedy of 1950. . 1 I J , Hlilitiwimi Q .- 1'1,,,f L , 1.,xQ1,-1. Q: V -JK QM: a'z11.12: ' ' Seacafz 65444 Uffwe ,Q if A W 'Bkxvc 2.i3'f'ei:'H COUR T NOTICE The illustrious Judge Hoot A. Ndmakealotanoise probates the will of the class of the half-century. We, the esteemed class of 1950, considering ourselves to be the indisputable holders of all virtues worth having fwhich isn't saying much, do hereby take this space to rid ourselves of same in our one and only, last and final will and testa- ment. Not having anything of value to leave the school, since we are taking it all with us, we make the following bequests to the individual classes. First, we request the juniors be given all our just debts as we have no money left to pay them. We further leave all gum deposits under desks, chairs, etc, to the sophomores with directions to Mr. Cooper to see they salvage same. To the frosh we leave all the traditional senior privileges, as they already have assumed them. Billy Allen wills his athletic ability and superb physique to Dwain Hankins. Some- one missed willing it to Bill lastyear, and we don't wantyou to feel left out, Frosty, Ida Jean Sterret wills her wedding ring to Barbara Starks so she will be able to stay out of those triangle affairs. Dwain Cheatham wills his trusty steed to his brother Francis so he will quit riding his motorcycle and live to a ripe old age. John Pearsonwills his Gene Autry Fan Club card to General Croley. Bet- ter get a horse, Harrell. Shirley Madsen wills her animated jog and ballet to Beryl Bartlett. Helen Harvey wills her boisterous, obnoxious ways, and hectic night life to Lois Funk. ' Larry Bullinger wills his big brown eyes and curly lashes to his many admirers. Vance Christiansen wills hisstupidity and boisterous conduct to Bobby Patton to use only on special occasions. Bill Clifton, Wild Bill, wills his ability to play football to Kendall Yorgason. Maybe this will give you some incentive, Kendall. Lynn Schmer wills his position as Mr. Cooper 's 'lefthand' man to Leroy Voorhees. We feel the poor kid needs some inside connections. John Clucas wills his father's position on the schoolboard to his brotherD0n, As long as you're here take advantage of it, Don. Betty Weston wills her l490 Request Club Membership Card, red hair, and signature Red, Red, and Red to Joanne McElhinney. Robert Clucas wills his tidy appearance and popularity with the tall girls to Clyde Heath. Mickey Nau wills her ability to get in trouble to anybody who can get out of it as well as she does. Good luck! Ted Peterson wills his middle aged appearance to Bobby Graybeal. i91i5!4Ef41P?vs'w.L5,5:FwZ,:- A-:Avi-fy-Aw ' , Elnlikkkiedi ' 86444 7066! Thelma Snyder wills her 4-I-l ribbons, medals, trophies and trips to Sylvia Gayle. Melvin A. should appreciate this. James Hill wills his book on matrimony with the special pamphlet Dishes and Dust- ing to Donny Bristow. Walter Howe wills his bright intelligent suggestions to Richard Miller so he can keep the Class of '51 off the rocks. V Dawn Van Winkle wills her band uniform and place as first chair clarinet to Greta Hirsch, who hasn't learned all there is to know, yet. Bill Hudspeth wills his height to Squirt Roberts. If this doesn't get you on the team, it might get you in with the girls. Esther Leavitt wills her sweater girl appearance to Harry Moberly. With this and your curly hair, you really ought to cut some ice. Eleanor Kopper wills her stature to .Tune Loenard so she won't have to stand on a box to get a drink. Marvin Heath wills his personal charm and magnetism to Gary Miller. Don't let this go to your head, Gary. Roberta McGhee wills her ability to catch a man and hold him to Myra Carol. Better watch it Dick, you'll be a farmer, yet. Bob Gormley wills his guitar playing in the I-lot Shot Orchestra to Frank Werbelow. With this and your talent, you ought to be able to run T. Texas Tyler out of business. Herb Mobley wills his ability to grow whiskers to Sheldon Kitzerow. Maybe he will be able to sport'a beard next year. Harold Meier wills his dancing technique to Delano Thomas. We wonder how his shoes will fit. Pauline Smallwills her position as editor of the Paintbrush to anyone that will have the job. Mabel Mayland wills her stupidity, dizziness, and streak of insanity to Shirley Strick- land. Not that you haven't enough of this already Shirley. Patty Nau wills her job as arteditor to Bev Clifton. Maybe this will keep her mind off of her boy friends. Glenn Mowell wills his Woman Hating motto to Larry Shepard. Alma Myers wills her nickname Amber fwilled to her by the class of '48l to Marjie Fotes. Freda Gould wills her parties fwe won't say what kindl to anyone who can afford the refreshments. Nada Olson wills her delightful boyfriend Relf to anybody that can put up with him. Gloria Pense wills her pleasant disposition and cheerful smile to Kathleen Trumbull. Have fun! Elaine Phillips wills her pretty blonde hair to anyone that David Flitner will have. Jim Scharen wills his unfailing attendance to Marilyn Senstead. We hope to see you around here once in a while Marilyn. Duly signed, sealed and delivered this 19th day of May, 1950, we do hereby affix our signatures. The Class of '50. 9 ' -5 ,,',vSE. 1 5 . -ef- VA Mow' 'Nw ix fx 1? I 1 . 2 m K . 2, f I 2 M ,, E ' ff.: '-BL' 1 V , Q ,f. . A .. , 4 , f J' '- . if - aezamlvaumwszg-Qe.aiz.EzEE5iea11 , W,.,.um:g.m ' A.,n.u,,.,.mnaam uh A x W0 ie K9 l f ,Asa As HootA. Ndmakealotanoise gazes into the view screen of the Futuroscope, develop- ed through the cooperation of Dr. Einstein and Harold Meier, he paints the picture of life during the next fifty years--of what it is like to live in an atomic age. Puffed Atoms, that new cereal, now features Bob Gormley and his guitar every morning over K-MOON. Long hours of diligent practice at the local skating rink has proved profitable for Billy Allen. l-le is now demonstrating jet-propelled roller skates for Atomic Novelties lnc. Helen Harvey has fallen heir to the Wagon Wheel. She is featuring Freda Gould and Shirley Madsen in The Return of the Naughty Nineties. Dwain Cheatham has finally after fifty years found the winning combination. After losing all his games in high school he is undefeated in the Old Timers League. Patty Nau has received the Doctor of Science degree and is working on the secret of photosynthesis at the Interplanetary Laboratory at Stucco, Wyoming. Lynn Schmer is auctioneer at the Denver Stock Yards, thanks to Mr. Snell's fine training. Thelma Snyder is still winning blue ribbons for her prize pig, Mamie Bell. Nada Olsen and Ralph Bradford have combined their singing talents and have joined the Metropolitan Opera Company. Robert Clucas is now living entirely on Vitamin pills, A to Z, and has been chosen Mr. America of 1980. Mickey Nau is now the wife of amulti-millionaire cigarette and cigar manufacturer. She has developed one that is smoother tasting, cooler smoking, but most of all, longer lasting. Glenn Mowell, the famous historian, has just completed his latest funny book for the education of modern school children. Among his best are: Working Your Way Through School and The Loves of Cleopatra. Eleanor Kopper has developeda treatment for radio-activity and has established a clinic at Shell, Wyoming. Vance Christiansen has solved the mystery of the Flying Saucers. They were Walter Howe and his heliocopter making the rounds. fa girl in every port, you know.l After many years of faithful service Mr. Atwood has passed away and his thriving business has fallen into the hands of Esther .Tune Leavitt. She will be the last one to let her classmates down. Jim and Zona Hill are shipping potatoes and sugar beets to the inhabitants of Mars. Ted Peterson is making deliveries in his hydrogen rocket, the Forever J'oyce.' That immortal member of the Greybull High School Band, Billy Hudspeth, is now playing solo drum with the Salvation Army. Pauline Small is editor of the Stucco Roundup. She's still having trouble with reporters. Miss Halverson never gets her Notes From the Old Maids Horne in on time. 351, 1? v ' A 1 Wig ,Q 1 hu The city of Greybull has just bought Jim Scharen a new heliocopter to replace the old Salad Wagon. Gloria Pense just got back from the third trip to Reno. She's decided to go back to Billy for good. - David F. has just completed a new home for Elaine Phillips on Black Mountain. Every thing is done automatically with push buttons so Elaine will have more time to devote to their growing family. Roberta McGhee Pearson'saexclusive dress shop is featuring the latestdesigns by Bill Clifton. He has outdone Paris with his unique designs. Larry Bullinger has just completed a mansion for his beloved wife, Roberta, with the money made from his transcontinental pipeline which brings water from the Pacific Ocean to irrigate the dry lands of Otto. Alma Myers has devoted her life to dentistry and the prevention of tooth decay. Ever faithful Ivan is still hoping. Thanks to the training in Miss Fletcher's chemistry lab, John Clucas has astounded the world with his Miracle Spot Remover and Dyes. He has taken over his father's business at the Greybull Pantatoriurn. Ida Jean Sterrett is now driving a limousine as her husband has been promoted to vice-president of the Ohio Oil Company. John Pearson is now the best prospector in these parts. He discovered uranium on Black Mountain. Mabel Maylandis in the hospital suffering from severe shock. The sheep wagon in which she and Dwainwere staying rolled into Dry Creek. She is being treated by Betty Weston, head nurse. A Marvin Heath has been voted best dressed man of 2000. His wardrobe consists entirely of aralac and spun glass. Herb Mobely J'r. has been elected guest editor of the Bean Growers Limited, be- cause of the outstanding job he did as editor of the class Annual. The American Farm and Home Hour is featuring the prominent club woman Dawn Van Winkle. Wonder where she got her experience? 'if J? 4 4 f.mw1ms'DAM.umm' im 'fag -s,x11,,s4i:K:.zszs:5:.2 :irq-Yasi f A 7 C 9 ' 1 J' Q 1:1 CDISJ X J J. 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Gould, S. Lilja, J. Roberts, J. Holm R. McGhee, N. Rose, M. Smith, M. Williamson. BARITONES: D. Flitner. J. Leonard. E. Brown. TROMBONES: H. Mobley, D. Moberly, L. Wardell. BASES: J. Mobley, G. Devereaux, S. Roberts. HORNS: R. Allen, E. Philips, J. Walton, N. Gould. FLUTES: M, Clark, B. Clifton, M. Perkins. OBOE: R. Simpson. CONCUSSION: B, Hudspeth, N. Carey, N. Fricke, V. Hamilton, J. Burnside. Zmzd 04: MEF cabiiia?-Ynmfavfk. ww-14-.:v?:. A-Q35-iLvlRei9'5.S-' ' k ' ' 5461 SEXTET TRIPLE TRIO OCTET ,sElGLx'x'-s-F46-425:51--ww PM ff 61. -I ff blk:-El I-w?s9J2a EdQak:'i4QMiMEb-kQM:iQQaQ ' F 9 1 -Leaders- Shirley Strickland Patty Nau Danny Moberly Joyce Holm Donna Bruce -Officers- Pres. Pauline Small Vice-Pres. Alma Myers Sec. Nada Olson Treas. Nancy Fricke ii!ibr3iEi'ev1'viixv.!,rI.! afiiklaviv-.f'w'Qv?5'rf1'f41. :YJIHQ k ' 'L nf ' ' lz7.U4l'id::39ii ' K ' ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q Z QT 5 2 S W S 51.4 Wdfchaal Wann Saccbtg Top row: P. Small: H. Croleyg H. Meierg L. Schmer. Bottom row: A. Myers: D. Van Winkleg S. Stricklandg N. Frickeg B. Arnett. A PRESIDENT FORUM B. Cliftong D. Clucasg J. Menzelg C. Coreg B. Graybealg J. Robertsg K Bodenhamerg N. Frickeg P. Smallg S. Stricklandg H. Meier. 5iQQli,.s5i'A3.5iiIii1-.34 Si,-JM TIL L ,'iX1.kigirZ3,mmh.u-' ,Y ' x'Ei'f'f.lL ' FUTURE TEACHERS Top row: R. Bradford. B. Bartlett. P. Flitnerg R. McGheep D. Van Winkleg B. Clifton: R. Gouldg I. Grishamg B. Clifton. Bottom row: M. Minnisg M. Meyer: M. Naug F. Gould. M. Maylandg N. Frickeg S. Stricklandg P. Nau. BOYS HOME EC. Top row: L. Oliver, D. Hendersong G. Mowellp D. Cheathamg J. Pearsong R. Voorheesg L. Schmer. Bottom row: K. Yorgasong H. Barnettg R. Pattong T. Terry: J. Menzeli R. Williams. LIBRARIANS Top row: J. Smithp D. Bruceg B. Gillettp D. Schallerg J, Starksg M. Scott. Bottom row: V. Christianseng R. Snyderg T. Snyder: L. Munsel leg M. Clark. EETBSAYMB-MX1f-,nf-,2rfft.ai:f ' ' K ' ' ' ikllhiwf ' MAKER . O92 .S Q0 Lis ' '7 Q: 4, 2, Sf mfs '3 2 if ,Q 1 9 ' ' M J ..- 4b ge 44,0 'NV-xx NEW YW President ------ Katherine Bodenhamer Vice-President- - - ------ Gloria Pense Treasure ---- - Eleanor Cooper Secretary- - - - Ida Jean Sterrett Song Leader- - - - - Alma Myers Reporter- - - - -Joann Stevens ?aZufze 71 Of fit' ' Top Row: Carol Thompson, Roberta Snyder, Mildred Meyer, Elaine Wales, Joan Schildhauer, Imogene Williams, Mary Belle Elmore, Anella Good. Middle Row: Marie Sims, Pauline Small, Alma Myers, Thelma Snyder, Lois Funke, Betty Hanson, Mrs. Corbin. Bottom Row: Joann Stevens, Nancy Carey, Gloria Pense, Katherine Bodenhamer, Ida Jean Sterrett, Eleanor Kopper, and Beatrice Saldana. pb---'f6rf:v-0i43.'-V 4fw'v,'7'.-.xL.1I' I-'Y -A A Pfvyl-'wk rc it-hh ' 'aV?K'fn4'BME-'uirkhlilufxv 231652 R ' FUTURE i , i eux.1 : wane Uffi' ' First row: F. Werbelowg R. Whaleyg J. Menzelg W. Howeg B. Leavittg D. Hendersong R. Millerg J. Goodg W. Dickenson: D. Graus. Second row: F. Cheatham. M. Maylandg D. Stearnsp R. Pattong R. Cauffmang L. She- pardg M. Andersong G. Sandersg C. Warde11gD. Robbg J. Core. Third row: K. Foulkg R. Wi11iamsgG. Leavittp W. Howeg R. Lewisg W. Tolmang D. Schildauerg M. Heathg L. Schmerg K. Yorgasong D. Cheathamg H. Barnettg L. Porter H. Snell, Advisor. Fourth row: P. Collingwoodz L. Hillg R. Patton: G. Orrg C. Heathg G. Deaverouxg L. Wardellg S. Grahamg L. Nelson r.,, 'mf , K ,W ,,..,.M,.,, , ,..,,.in.,.. V -msxnw:z::.v3Q:1z:.aIm.: ,, .gv1g,s1.1..:eLf ,sk'x:kQm'x in single nic- - Y H , .,', ,Wh -2 4' . A 'vw f , ,A ,J -f , .. . . X A .fi ,Q fg. ' ' r qu-f , a'-ffljt-1-, ' - - .M V 13 Hwy. ' :'1,g.'.:, 35 , ' ' 'rl 'inf' . , . 'Sas 'vw -1 if .:r1feL'!2y 1 . M 5 V' A 1 1 .- , 7, ,T ifhi 1, 5525- YES- 1 1 . -I E. F -' f' .- , ' :,,f' Y . -'X ,., ' 'rvf 3. 'E 4 M. ,. .Y , .fairly . if.. , 1? ' it! , ,nw 1 ,Hg QW? .. ,A-fm. 1:1-3414 gffnfqd Q2 V 5, .bl . , t' Z Q'N5:3r 97' fl 1 x..f.J.' . . 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September September September September October October October November 7m'daz! 9--- ---- Greybull 0- - l6--- ---- Greybull 6 - - Z3--- ---- Greybull 6 - - 3O--- ---- Greybull 0 - - 7--- ---- Greybull 0 - - 14--- ---- Greybull 6 - - ..Z8--- ---- Greybull 0 - - 4--- ---- Greybull 6 - - Senior Squad Members Thermopolis - - - Basin - -Lander - -Riverton - - Worland - - - Cody - Lovell - - Powell Hudspeth, Bullinger, Hill, Mowell, Peterson, Clifton. 0 Z Z5 6 18 32 19 19 . .,.i'EEWs:QYI.'Si1L::iL'9 aff'cw:-.wg-ic-ruinLc'.11f5wms:l1e:wn7:e'in:1i3cz4rsf,1'i-sf!m1fselfr' V Left to right: R. Madsen. B. Clifton, L. Shepard, H. Moberly, D. Hankins, Coach Hoke H. Meier, L. Bullinger, D. Bristow, C. Wardell, B. Hudspeth, Managers J. Core, and L Nelson. November -- Greybull 41 -- --- Manderson December -- Greybull 39 -- --- Manderson December -- Greybull 19 -- --- Burlington December -- Greybull 16 -- ------ Powell December -- Greybull 34 -- --- Faculty December -- Greybull Z3 ' ------ Cody December -- Greybull 43 -- --- Burlington January -- Greybull 19 -- ---- Worland January -- Greybull 34 -- ---- Lovell January -- Greybull 46 -- ---- Riverton January -- Greybull 36 -- ------ Lander January -- Greybull Z4 -- ---Thermopolis January -- Greybull 32 ' Cody January -- Greybull 30 -- ---- Basin February -- Greybull Z9 -- --- Lovell February -- Greybull 30 - ---Worland February -- Greybull ZZ -- --- Lander February -- Greybull 26 -- ----- Riverton February -- Greybull Z5 -- ---Thermopolis February -- Greybull 30 -- ------- Powell February -- Greybull 35 - ------ Basin March l-Z-3-4 -- --- --- Class A Tournament ----- Powell, Wyo. Season Record: Won - 9 Lost - 12 Z 32 Z8 38 31 34 Z7 50 42 41 Z3 37 33 37 56 33 47 Z2 33 Z8 30 M ' pm,--. 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Q 14 Lions Club honors football squad and coach. 15 Music department shines at concert. 16 Faculty tries to rejuvenate themselves in basketball game. 17 Sr. Ball. Mr. Hoot forgot to spike the punch, but we all had a flying time any way. 23 Santa Claus dominates Mr. Hoot for a spell, Christmas vacation. January 1950 3 Mr. Hoot meets us at the door and gives a hearty cheer for the new year. 5 National assemblies bring William Tell in reality. Worland 50, Greybull 19. 6 Powell 38, Greybull 17. 12 Buffs start to shine, Riverton down 46-41. 13 Good luck holds out, Lander 23, Buffs 36. 20 Thermopolis hits lucky streak, downs Buffs 37-24. 21 Greybull finds themselves host to all-district band and choir. 26 Broncs buck Buffs at last minute, 33-32. Z7 Bobcats stalk Buffs, 37-30. 31 Muscle exhibit, Mr. America of 1948, girls get thrill. v-ifv14fiATudr9?::8i :Ru km wQ.xeln6.s5s9Z'4biBZEi K ' ' V ' February Z Greybull runs afoul of the referees: Lovell 56, Buffs Z9. 3 Warriors just made the hump, 33-30. 9 Lander seems to find revenge, 47-ZZ. 10 Buffs keep Wolverines under the straw, 2.6-ZZ. 17 Thermopolis 33, Greybull Z5. 2.0 Hear an Irish joke from Miss Harris. f Z3 Powell 28, Buffs 30, Sweet Revenge. I Z4 Basin feels justice, 30, Buffs 35. March Z-4 Hoopsters hoof it to Powell for tournament. 17 G-club ball. Z4 Operetta, The Tea House of Sing Lo. 31 Assembly, Titz Trumpeteers. April 14 Senior Playg We Shook The Family Tree , Mr. Hoot had a hard time keeping his balance. Z1-22 Musicians take a bow at Powell, festival time. May 5 Junior Prom, Big Smash. ll Award day, big heros get little pins. IZ Class night. 14 Baccalaureate. 18 Commencement. 19 Mr. Hoot A. Ndmakealotanoise resigns, he says that he Coundn't stay in old G. H. S. without the CLASS OF '50, la.: 6 g cf ' X-fe XD We, as a class, want to thank Miss Fletcher for taking over the sponsorship of our class. She has worked unendingly for our class and the school. We have enjoyed working with her and appreciate her generosity and ambition very much -4421 W9 HL. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr- Dan CFOPSCY Mr. Donald Clucas Mr. M. H. Olsen Mr. Frank Dunning Mr- Carl Emmett Mr. C. H. Walton az- SCHOOL ANNUALS Q! A 5 Ab . .., x A QR Check g in li' 3 Q X A ,, ,.,. V-wvlggffzzv W V A V .Q 4 'M ,Vi Y , A I 55' ull' Aff' .-,M ':m+1'w:.' fg,, Lfa if .W 7u xff1f'3Mf' ' SKILLED CRAFTSMEN - MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SOUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined To produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS 'For l400 schools in +wen+y-Jrhree s+a'res 'ea if' -1. 0, H . , N I l J A V 1 , f . k,- , 'S . FORT A Sim. bk I .lf, . gs ,-1 ' 'sb W ji., ,. E ,Jw copy Pnneling Pac? Ar? 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