Greybull High School - Paintbrush Yearbook (Greybull, WY)

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Q Elm if .V--1 u,.'A ,f 'Mi f A ,fn ,if 1 47 DON BRISTOW - - - RICHARD WHALEY - - - - HARRELL CROLEY - - RICHARD MILLER - - - GLADA STRATTON - - - - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - Treasurer - - -Reporter 5 NANCY FRICKE Band 1,2,3: Pep Band 1 Choir 1,3,4: Octette 3,4 All-State Choir 3 Choir President 1 All-District 3, 4 Class Play 3 FTA 3,4: Pres, 4 Blu-N-Gold 2,3,4: Treas, 3 Blu-N-Gold Vice-Pres. 4 Class Vice-Pres, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Girls' State 3 Paintbrush Staff 4 Presidents' Forum 3, 4 3 Annual Editor 4 BOB CHRISTENSON Football 1, 2 ADA HIRZ Auburn Union H. S. Auburn, California FHA 3 RALPH BRADFORD Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 FTA President 3 Class Treasurer 3 Presidents' Forum 4 Choir 2, 3 All-District Choir 3 G Club 3,4 Class Play 3 All-Conference Center 4 General Manager, Senior Class CHARLENE RIMER Blu-N-Gold 1,2,3, Choir 1, 3 Class Play 3 DAVID FLITNER Football 4 Class Reporter 1 All-District Band 2, 3 4 All-State Band 3 Band 1,4:Vice-Pres 3 Pres 4 Choir 1, 2,3 Boys' Quartet 4 Presidents' Forum 4 Class Play 3 G Club 4 6. cqr6 MWif'1LffWf V y 1, TW ffff Nj SHIRLEY STRICKLAND Blu-N-Gold 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Play 3 Editor of Paintbrush 4 Band 1, 2, 3 , 4 Choir 1, 3, 4 Clarinet Quartet 3, 4 Girls' Octet 3, 4 FTA 3 All State Band 3 All District Band 2,3, 4 Vice-Pres, of Honor Society 3 Sec, -Treas, of Pres, Forum 4 SHELDON KITZROW Football 4 G Club 4 Boy's Home Ec, 4 KATHLEEN TRUMBULL FHA 1, 2 Choir 1, 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Paintbrush Staff 4 DWAIN HANKINS Class Vice-President 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3,4 G Club 2,3,4 Boy's Home Ec, 4 Class Play 3 NANCY CAREY Blu-N-Gold 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Presidents' Forum 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA President 4 DALE HENDERSON FFA 2, 3, 4 FFA Basketball 2, 3, 4 FFA Judging Team 3,4 FFA Reporter FFA Secretary hDr2,.cza.Q,,,, ff ,,. My W5 MW QL! WM G2 f.,f, MILDRED CLARK Blu-N-Gold 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 Librarian 3 Pep Band 1, 2 Paintbrush Staff 4 Girls' State 3 KLINT FOULK Belfry, Montana 1 Baseball, Band, Choir Class Pray 3 FFA 3 IPO VERNA HAMILTON Band 1, 2,3,4 Blu-N-Gold 1, 2,3,4 FHA 1 RALPH PATTON FFA 1, 2, 3 FFA Reporter 2 FFA Treasurer 3 JANICE PORTER Blu-N-Gold 1,2,4 FHA 2 Paintbrush Staff 4 DON BRISTOW Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 G Club 2, 3, 4 All-Conference Back 4 Presidents' Forum 4 Class Play 3 Choir 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Paintbrush Staff 4 Class Secretary 1, 2, 3 Class President 4 'fAf2w7,4V4 ,ff .fy MXWD my Q ,f -3446 M . W w,w, t ?WyM ZX Qfomzlwxip A My W W V JOYCE HOLM Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clarinet Quarter 4 All-District Band 1, 2, 3 Choir 1, 3,4: Octet 3,4 Triple Trio 1 All-District Choir 1, 3,4 All-State Choir 1, 3 Blu-N-Gold 1, 2,3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Play 3 Paintbrush Staff 4 WH.LIAM COAKLEY Basketball 1, 2, 4 Football 2, 4 Boy's Home Ec, 4 G Club 1,2,3,4 Paintbrush staff 4 KATHERINE MARCUS FHA 1 Blu-N-Gold 4 Paintbrush Staff 4 ROBERT MADSEN Football 3, 4 Honorary Captain 4 All-Conference Back 4 Basketball 3,4 G Club 3, 4 Class Play 3 Boy's State 3 Boy's Home Ec, 4 Jai Y Qlw at JA., MARYLYN KRAFT FHA 1 Choir 3, 4 Presidents' Forum 4 President Blu-N-Gold 4 Blu-N-Gold 2,3,4 Librarian 4 Paintbrush Staff 4 RICHARD MILLER FFA 3,4 Judging Team 3, 4 Convention Delegate 3 Parliamentarian 4 Boy's Home Ec, 4 Class Treasurer 4 , -r . . P x- I , .Q . my - W: . 551, V . 5 A 1 Q 1 V ..l '. .f .Q-,V J-'F . . Q xl, ,ilzff :gfirf f 5 Q: 1 125 Q5 5 n V '. 'fv::3'f.I, Q f .-.-4, -. V , CONNIE COLE Blu-N-Gold 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Choir 3,4 FHA 1 CLINTON CORE Class Treasurer 1 Class President 3 Football Manager 2, 3 G Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3 Band 1,2 Choir 1,3,4 All-District Choir 3, 4 All-State Choir 3 Presidents' Forum 3 IDA JANE GRISHAM FTA 2,3,4 Librarian 2 ROY WILLIAMS Football 2, 3, 4 FFA Basketball 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Tl'e3SLlI'eI ' W? ,il S X. E ,GLADA sTRAr'roN HA 1 L fB1u-N-Gold 2,3,4 Class Reporter 4 Choir 3 HARRELL R, clzol.EY, JR. Class Play 3 National Honor Society 3, All-District Choir 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 l. f W WM M' WW f W 35.135223 0 S 3552 DONNA BRUCE MOBERLY Band 1, 2,3, 4: Choir 1, 3, 4 Saxaphone Sextet 2,3 Octet 3, 4 All-District Band 2, 3, 4 Bm-N-Gold 1, 2, 3,4 Cheerleader: 3, 4 Class Play 3 Paintbrush Staff 4 Librarian 2, 3 Class Reporter 2 RICHARD WHALEY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Judging Team 1, 2,3,4 FFA Vice-President 2 FFA President 4 Class Vice-President 4 GWILA FROST Bm-N-Gold 1,2,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 choir 4 HARRY MOBERLY Class Vice-President 2 Football 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 G Club 1, 2, 3,4 Boy's Home Ec. 4 Choir 3 Class Play 3 W JOAN ROBERTS Blu-N-Gold 1, 2,3,4 Pep Band 2 Band 1, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2,3 Paintbrush Staff 4 FTA 4 KENDALL YORGASON Football 2, 3, 4 G Club 3,4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Home Ec. 3 All-Conference Guard 4 ,,of',0.,g'+' ,f ,fi1?j,f.Jf .Y vu My Wf Vg! kj W M w Vgmqvw 'AY M BERYL BARTLETT Billings High School 1, 2 Blu-N-Gold 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Choir 3, 4 Sextette 3 Triple Trio 4 Paintbrush staff 3 FTA Sec, -Treas, 3 Homecoming Queen 4 DWAYNE SCHILDHAUER FFA Basketball 2, 3 Sentinel 2 FFA 1, 2, 3 Choir 4 All-District Choir 4 PATRICIA HALLER Sheridan High School Newcastle High School Buffalo High School FHA Paintbrush Staff 4 RICHARD HENDERSON Class,President 1 Class Treasurer 2 Class Reporter 3 Presidents' Forum 1 Football 4, Basketball 4 Baseball 1, 2 G Club 43 Band 1,3,4 ' af Paintbrush Staff 4: Class Play 3 'U M All-District Band 1, 3,4 Choir 1, 3, 4: Boy's Quartet 4 All-State Choir 3g Boy's State 3 BEVERLY CLIFTON Band 1, 2, 3 All-District Band 2 Pep Band 1 All-District Choir 3 Choir 1, 2, 3 FTA 1, 2, 3 Class President 2 Presidents' Forum 2 Paintbrush Staff 4 Class Play 3 JAMES MENZEL FFA 1,2,3,4 Judging Team 1, 2,3,4 FFA Basketball 1, 2,3 Boy's Home Ec, Choir 3 -nv' t Q, .,. 5 1, , . 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M irw, .fi ,, ,Q . .o.:,.-3.-emu sv- efqxrgi: 5 K - ,W 5.v,.,gk,,',L I Nr we -,5?,11.1 i3y BARBARA ARNETT Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Blu-N-Gold 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 National Honor Society 3 Vice-Pres, Blu-N-Gold 2 JOHN MCCOY Burlington High School 1, Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 Paimbrush Staff 4 Home Ec, 4 ..- ,4 2,3 BEVERLY BROWN Worland High School 1, 2 Basin High School 3 Blu-N-Gold 4 Cheerleader 4 Choir 4 Paimbrush Staff 4 GEORGE CHANDLER Football 3,4 G Club 4 CATHERINE BODENHAMER Blu-N-Gold 1,2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 BOB HANSON Football 2,3,4 G Club 2,3,4 1 , gugnr ww ammo: P, u v s- Y , , vifggg' -x -1. 2, L Q , A CLASS POEM We look to the future with an eager heart And dreams that will lead us on to our goal A goal.that has led other travelers toward The success that came as their just reward For a job well done, high ideals from the start, And a faith that the unknown could not control, Forever this motto will leave us inspired To accomplish the things we have always desired Hitch your wagon to a star Hang on tight, and there you are, 95 t 6 Z' , Z By Beryl Bartlett and Katherine Marcus CLASS FLOWER--White Rose CLASS COLORS --Blue and White CLASS SPONSOR--Mr, Anderson , wk .4- , 1 1 -., CLASS HISTORY K4 . x :NN 'Li' ' XX I- S fAx Av, c Wg. ' 37- . N Y , V fs. 1 2 0 X X X X 0 f I Many long years ago, in 1939, to be exact, forty-one little boys and girls entered the first grade room in Greybull Grade School. Among the boys and girls were Donald Bristow, who entered the school with his little Raggedy Andy doll, and Joyce Holm, who brought her Raggedy Ann doll. The teachers, Miss Erwin, and Miss Richards, and the principal, Mr. Andes, thought these two children would have other things to do than to play with dolls, so Raggedy Ann and Andy were ordered to remain in the back of the room. The next year the class entered the second grade with Miss West as their teacher. Miss B'rown and Miss Heare were the two teachers who welcomed the class in the third grade. They did not approve of Raggedy Ann and Andy at first as there had been previous reports of bad conduct and citizenship from these two, but all went well. In the fourth grade the teacher was Miss Brown. The enrollment had increased to 42. The class took part in a Christmas program directed by Mr. Davis. The program was a success except for the fact that most of the band members were unable to play because Raggedy Ann and Andy swiped all the mouthpieces to the comets, trombones, and baritones. The teacher in the fifth grade was Miss Scott. There were 41 pupils in the class. The class had a contest in arithmetic and many of the pupils wrote to children in other states. The class took part in a Christmas program with Miss Chauncey as director. This year Raggedy Ann and Andy were kept under close watch. The next year, in the sixth grade, the teacher was Mrs. Shoemaker, and the en- rollment was forty-four. They received merits and prizes in a grade and citizenship contest. Many of the students tried for penmanship certificates but failed because Raggedy Ann and Andy kept filling the pens with water. The students gave a program on Wyoming Day and took part in the Christmas program. The class had more than enough teachers during the seventh grade year. They were: Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Gcoigis, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Milbum, Mrs. Runden, Mrs. Holm, and Mr. Drengson. Enrollment this year was 56. The class took part in the operetta, Rumplestilskin under the direction of Mr. Drengson, The students felt really grown up when they attended the junior high parties for the first time, The enrollment in the eighth grade reached the all-time high of 63. The teachers were Mrs. Amundson, Miss Akers, Miss Berry, Mr. Smith, Mr. Drengson, and Mr. Marlowe, who was also principal. f . if 1 ,. ' ' ,fi a , 1 . A ,4 W . 0. Q-.1 v f 2 4, 5 ,Q ,p. X I Rv 1 2 '63,-, .4 ,, ' V, , , v , . X- ,,u H -Th'-1 - f .Wt a' 'n' ' 51. we? ' - 'p' 32 ' ,s . The class did many things that year that were considered the highlights of their grade school career. They presented an operetta, The Belle of Bagdad, under the direction of Mr. Drengson. The basketball team went to the toumament in Worland and won second place. The Glee Club and the band played at a concert given at the High School. The class was very sorry to fhink that they had to leave grade school, especially Raggedy Ann and Andy, who thought they had to remain, but Mr. Marlowe was so angry at them for buming all the report cards that he kicked them right out of grade school into that great institute called high school. On the memorable day of September 2, 1947, GHS was greatly improved and en- riched by the enrollment of 62 green little freshmen. No time was lost in getting adjusted to high school and soon they were right in there with the best of them. The leaders were: Dick Henderson, president, Nancy Fricke, vice-president, Harry Moberly, treasurer, Don Bristow, secretaryg and David Flitner, reporter. Miss Georgia Hopkins was their class sponsor. September 5 was a great day for both seniors and freshmen. Freshman Initiation I The freshmen won the March of Dimes contest and as a result were served candy bars by Mr. Quigg. Of course they had a little help from Mr. Serbin and Raggedy Ann and Andy. The freshmen sponsored the home coming dance and found that some of the boys were fast on their way to becoming expert ballet dancers. On September 7, 1948, the doors of the high school again were opened and the teachers soon heard the patter of little feet as they thundered down the hall. The sec- ond year of high school had begun. The class officers for the year were: Beverly Clifton, presidentg Harry Moberly, vice-presidentg Don Bristow, secretaryg Richard Henderson, treasurer, and Donna Bruce, reporter. Mrs. Quigg sponsored the class. At the first of that year, the sophomores sponsored a vice-versa dance. September 6, 1949 brought the class into GHS as upperclassmen. By this time, the numbers had dwindled down to 47. The class officers were: Clinton.Core, presidentg Dwain Hankins, vice-president, Ralph Bradford, treasurer: Don Bristow, secretary, and Dick Henderson, reporter. Dee Anderson was chosen sponsor. The Junior Class play, The Beauty and the Beef, was presented on November 18. ln the play, the character, Ginnyg was supposed to put the epicac in the cocoa, but really Raggedy Andy did as he was given charge of the properties during the play. Much talent was shown in the pro- duction. My Blue Heaven, was the theme of the prom given by the juniors on May 5. lt,too, was a great success. September 5, 1950 brought 50 all-mighty seniors into the school for their last year. Our class officers were: Don Bristow, presidentg Richard Whaley, vice-president, Harrell Croley, secretary, Richard Miller, treasurer, Glada Stratton, reporter, and Raggedy Andy, chief flunky. Mr. Anderson was again chosen class sponsor. On September 22, the class initiated the freshmen. Many teachers, students, and alumni attended the Senior Ball. Among them were Raggedy Ann and Andy who tried to spike the punch, but Mr. Quigg caught them and kicked them out of the dance, telling them either they behaved or they couldn't attend any more school activities. Other activities during the year were the annual, senior sneak day, the school paper, the senior play, baccalaureate, and last, but not 1east,commencement. JOYCE I OA N OOQOODCOQOOOGOQOOQOOQOOOOOOCOY Wann wc HIRE UBRH YOUNG NANCY Rmuneofn NARYLYN 5 RALPH QTANIC 5 M iff 1 ffif ' ,.,- NRNO! 'wi XJNA, smmay DALE S vAd,! sv -ff' ,- -'lbw ,n.- fvl P tA5mAL'.-4 '-flu- 4 Q W -f - w 4 fa GN A ' Looking back into the past and recalling old memories of their schooldays are Raggedy Ann and Andy, who now live in the attic of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bristow. Seems as though Donny and Joyce finally got together and settled down. Ralph Bradford is still driving out to Otto, in hopes that Ndda will soon become his loving bride. Marylyn Kraft is still yelling and waving her arms at the Blu-n-Gold meetings. She is trying to renew old memories of G.l-I. S, George Chandler is still playing football at G.H.S. He said he didn't ever want to get out of school. Beryl Bartlett is now a thriving artist. She has put Blondie out of circulation with her comic strip, Pete and Re-Pete. Katherine Marcus is now a bookkeeper for the drugstore. After she counts to ten, it becomes difficult as her boss makes her wear shoes. Nancy Carey's cackle can still be heard at the Big Hom Theater. She is laughing away her life at The Three Stooges. James Menzel is now a prosperous farmer at Emblem after his many years of Ag. Gwila Frost is now a prosperous nurse. More boys are getting sick just so they can hold her hand ! Yi .f ff mai x I Z iQ CLASS PROPHECY Beverly Brown has roped Marv for good this time. They are mwah ex happily settled out in I-lankins' back yard with their twelve kids. In Shirley Strickland has quieted down at last after her many l , , M riotous years in G.H. S. They say you can't do much in a straight , jacket at Evanston. N Mildred Clark has replaced her father as city treasurer. '- - Beverely Clifton is now a star performer in Hangover, General Foulk of the U. S. Air Force has just delivered Stalin his latest ultimatum Hirz and Haller have become the leading chorus girls in Billy Rose's latest musical. Verna Hamilton liked church in Billings so well that she became a choir leader. Dwain Hankins' women hating policy has carried into his later life, and he is still a confirmed bachelor. Bob Hanson has become the new Ward. That pickup seems a little lighter to him. Dale Henderson now owns a hot-rod and is scaring the life out ofthe old women in town. Ralph Patton is the editor of the Greybull Standard which now has nation-wide circulation. .,, Q- Dwayne Schildhauer has been chosen Mr. America of 1961. Ida Jane Grisham has taken Miss Fletcher's place after many years as her apprentice. Richard Whaley is now the most prosperous rancher in the county with l0 pigs, 4 cows 2 sheep, and 15 kids. William Coaldey is still trying to get Joan Roberts to marry him. He has followed her all over the world on bended knees but she still insists on a career. - Glada Stratton, who was a secretary on Wall Street, just married I 0 her boss. Been sitting on his knee again, huh 2 ' Conn.ie Cole has finally achieved her ambition to be surrounded Q L! 'K by men. She and.Dick Michaelis are married and have six of the V Q, 4 cutest little red-haired boys. 1 Henry Aldrich is looking for a job since Harrell Croley has taken ' over. Kathleen Trumbull is now Speaker of the House in Washington. She rapidly gained this position because she was such an accomplished speaker. Roy Williams has taken Clark Gable's place in the movies as the great lover. Dick Henderson has achieved his ambition in life. He is now married to Myma and has five boys. Good record! Sheldon Kitzerow has become the greatest bird-dogger of his time. Barbara Arnett is in the air corps, looking for Danny for is it looking for men P3 Richard Miller is now quite a public figure, he scared John L. Lewis out of the United Mine Workers. Janice Porter is now lifting patients in Evanston. Seems as how English IV finally got her. 8 Robert Madsen is now playing pro-football for the Chicago Bears. He lg is number 1 choice for All-American. 'il Charlene Rimer has her hope chest completed and is still waiting. f ' Qt Get on me ball, Donnie 1 El Kendall Y. is now coach of GHS. He claims he has a championship wi' I R team. Make them hit, Yorgy I 'f - ' Catherine Bodenhamer has taken over her father's job as Bone- crusher. Clint Core is still running after June Leonard. He has his dad's business at the Norris Chevrolet Garage, so 'now he has plenty of cats to catch her eye. Bob Christiansen was just discharged from the army. He is now the world's most decorated soldier. David Flitner and his brother John have taken over the Diamond Tail'Ranch. John takes care of the business while Dave is becoming an A-l sheepherder. Baaaa-a-a-a-a. Nancy Fricke is now the nation's leading concert pianist. She can be seen at Bob's Bar every night, Wednesday through Saturday, playing the Hammond Organ. Harry Moberly is getting tired of waiting for Donna Bruce. She is still in nurse's training. She says she wants to be able to take care of Harry whenever he's sick. John McCoy is teaching English IV in Greybull High School. 'L P , ,. 'G ' Ii' , J x x V X v K . u 'fa- 41, . ' x I Aw R 6 ' , gyw .. jilvf'- 1!' ZW 'Q ,uv is N.-.Mk if x 355 Y. 465 N DR Q ffff3Qi ,i i 5 F ff' If i 27 3 1 Q I., , sewn Q' L--1 ,Y ?h'7:' 1 rPf9k w'0 . 94' ? c9.Jf-'M' F .J- ' J-f , 1, S , 'Lim , M'-,Il 4 L CLASS WILL 3 r We, the most honorable, exalted, high and mighty class which dear old Greybull High School has ever seen, the c We, the most honorable, exalted, high and mighty class which dear old Greybull High School has ever seen, the Class of 1951, do bequeath to all those hardworking underclassmen and wretched teachers all our spitwads, chewed up pencils and erasers, candy wrappers, cheat sheets, wom out books, badly beaten and wabbly desks, high grades, our ability to always be heard and seen, and the bequests each individual Senior wishes to make are as follows: Kendall Yorgason wills his speedy ways and that alluring smile to Gary Orr. Verna Hamilton wills her quiet, lady-like manners to Jeanne Kraft. Pat Haller wills her quietness and attentive ways in class to Greta Hirsch. Ida Grisham wills her dexterity in the mathematical world to Wallace Tolman. Gwila Frost wills her girlish ways and likeable manner to Joan McElhinney. Klint Foulk wills his physique and sense of humor to Lee Wooderson. Harrell Croley wills his rank in the C,A,P, to Lloyd Evans. William Coakley wills his pitching ability to Clarence Werbelow. Beverly Clifton wills her gift of gab to Claudia Perkins. Mildred Clark wills her pretty red hair and the temper that goes with it to Luella Werbelow. Bob Christenson wills his extra Bookkeeping workbook to some poor soul who might need it next year. Connie Cole wills all her pretty colored neckscarfs to Diane Boatright. Marylyn Kraft wills her height to any tall girl that needs it. Ada Hirz wills her flirting ability to Ellen Ann Smith. Harry Moberly wills his good looks to Ednis Avery. James Menzel wills his singing ability to Stanley Graham. Dale Henderson wills his white hair to Bette Norris. Ralph Patton wills his Chevrolet car to Jimmy Core. Charlene Rimer wills her boy friend, Don Collingwood, to her sister Jackie. Joan Roberts wills her towering height to Evelyn Werbelow. Dwayne Schildhauer wills his C,A, P, uniform to anybody who wants it. , ' 5 ,-A 4 . . ' A M Glada Stratton wills her friendly attitude and sparkling personality to Gayle Wade. Kathleen Trumbull wills her noisiness to Rouene Allen. Richard Whaley wills his height and weight to Bill Grant. Roy Williams wills his unwanted blushing ability to Larry Shepard. Bob Madson wills his football shoes to Bob Whitlock. Dwain Hankins wills his sports ability to Dean Graus. Nancy Fricke wills her meekness and bashfulness to Carol Sporn. David Flitner wills his nickname Shag to Kenneth Kimbro. Clinton Core wills his position as Miss Halverson's pet to Larry Hodson. Donna Bruce wills her ability to catch a man and hold him to Barbara Starks. Ralph Bradford wills his job as general manager of the senior class to Bob Leavitt. 190 Beryl Bartlett wills her boisterous, obnoxious ways and hectic night life to Shirley Unterzuber. Don Bristow wills his ability to play football to Curtis Cohee. Bev, Brown wills her yodeling talent to Julia Walton. Nancy Carey wills, her ability to tell jokes to Sylvia Lilja. Barbara Arnett wills her dancing technique to Carol Clifton who hasn't leamed all there is to know, yet. George Chandler wills his athletic ability and physique to Tommy Miller. Catherine Bodenhamer wills her pleasant disposition and cheerful smile to Billie Marie Allison. Katherine Marcus wills her curly hair to Frances Paton. Richard Miller wills his big mouth to anyone that thinks they want it. Joyce Holm wills her false teeth to Delores Brewer. Just think, now you will have 34, Delores. Dick Henderson wills his dimples to Henry Maser. Shirley Strickland wills her ability ot get into trouble to Ray Haack. Arthur Kitzerow wills his red whiskers to Darrell Bullinger. Janice Porter wills her marvelous cooking ability to Dona Schaller. Bob Hanson wills his perfect attendance at School to Martha Ann Minnis. John McCoy wills his good looks to Billy Trees. This to be the last will and testament of the Class of '51, is hereby drawn up, duly witnessed, and signed this l'7th day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty one. Raggedy Ann and Andy Tom and Jerry Pete and Repete :nv , ,en . nz' 1 , :kr , 1 Q ,W5 x s . z 1, A . f ifli f ' YM, 44.-. z 'x,?rr - If- . . ik V yi? . - 1 . .. 'Q f ' . .Yu r.'l .X . g . ,V .- ...I .gp . ,s .. -4 - l Q. C. '15 ILVEQ, 1.34, Qs! ' 15 1 'Y ,all , x , -L , 3 ' ZH., SENICR SNAPSHOTS YLYMOUTH Q , ' f' -f2m15MF5?5E'2o. a.4fQeveiLn.L , wvcs -- ,--- ,,m, , ,A,,',,,,,,,,,,......, J 1 1 . ld'lt -.,...f- if E LAS novon co GIIYIULL NVD. W b ' X? J KZ' . , I. f ., ,. 3 Y ,YV . ,A ., J . of ,s. , JU, . Vw, v, A MV , N- 3 , . Wi-a:',, , ex , ' - 4, - Tf5 f7'?fi71 ., .,: Ag, ' . , ,- YM .-il . , 1 , L ,gk S52 -an NU S-QQ is i ,A ,1.. 'sf-I fb EQ' ,, X QA 2:1 -y -w .- ' if' ' ' ' , ., 'I f-:eg Q A. 1' f' R: - 11. 70' Xi- Q 61.242 ,..,qfv- A f-- . .1,, . 33 ' A .Si f-. . f . , 1' ' wiv ' ' , 1 w L Q X W 5 A E, :jpg-Lt' 0U,ZLLJ W 5 flggg, wwfmfw W MJWZZLM' 'S'-EQ f Ar43 W '7 9f5?9wf if 293 X bi 2000, A 77,-df!! 9-ff ' ffm ff' Mu AQ? W? 453 P gg ff JOY K4 Wpjfwyf My My bf! Qffxggfgff fszjlf 5 ig W iii? ff, S QQ L JUNIOR CLASS First row: B. Reid, D. Thomas, D. Sabbe, E. Brown, J. Roberts, B. Whitlock, G. Porter, F. Werbelow, M. Mayland, J. Good, B. Leavitt, B. Dickinson. Second row: F. Paton, E. Werbelow, B. Anderson, B. Graus, J. Smith, R. Paton, Jolene Smith, G. Hirsch, D. Brewer, D. Schaller, L. Yenny, S. Zajic, M. Sims, G. Pense, C. Douglas, M. Senstad, J. Burnside. Third row: Miss Fletcher, Sponsor, B. Allison, M. Harvey, S. Lilja, L. Munselle, J. Ste- vens, M. Fotes, F. Kraft, D. Ziernke, F. Fredericks, F. Dobbins, B. Starks, F. Blakesley M. Link, M. Scott. Last row: M. Ducey, J. McElhinny, C. Thomas, M. L. Williamson, 1, Asp, W. Larson, B. Gillett, S. Williams, I. Williams, R. Snyder, G. Sanders, D. Robb, J. Scharen, H. Bar- nett, D. Graus. Not shown: D. Clucas, L. Shepard, M. Anderson, C. Wardell, D. Stearns. s 0 I 0 V HA X I Front row: B. Allison, J. Smith, ' tm W. Larson. xv -. ' - Back row: J. Roberts. : ' ll Hluu win H 4 lan I l W' Class Officers N3-B Q ' 1 'l lli HV' 1 . Q I MMQQ xg' E O 0 O LW ' v .5 D f- Q1 r x. E I 7 uniznnma 2 W M M M ,VME fs is 533 WW7 M' 70, 5 WW E QQ Q! WW ig if . 'Q1 R 1 + 9353A Y if 2 i i I if Z 'V 1 I 1 .--J. : 2 41 1 -5 fs- ,R 5 5' 1 A ' X ' Q S . ' P Q X Qs 1. X '3 3 A , :SS i ma Q an v 1 nf ' if I fuk' Q. 'S X SQ?-. F .af ff X X X s W + 1 A , ii ??3w1XwQk. l F .. . ,. X, vs. .351 sf 5, Rmxf -Q. X X ww -v A Xa XXX R 3 X is g Q Ns x N RX 2 S 5 N 'A uk w X ,pu . as Msgs' J . 4 QE:-J. ww ff 55 f Q si? 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Good, L. Werbelow, L. Saldana, M. Elmore, R. Howe, L. Nelson, G. Orr, S. Scharen, A. Small, I. Crawford, B. Grant, G. Deveraux, L. Wardell, D. Moberly, L. Tuttle,'J. Core. Not shown: J. Berry, B. Lynam, B. Saldana. Class Officers Q V, o Front row: C. Clifton, C. Perkins, 1 Back row: P. Collingwood, L. Nel- son, G. Orr. XX 4 . 4110 of as X, ,. 6 o O 0 . .,-7 ,H N ,fic Vzpiwajyywwf Vfwfg BW as ' o Sw? iii? SCPHOMORE SNAPS Q fxs , f ul N 1 avi h I Qiff , 'VX Q N -ff' linin- iw' R.: 5 1 A Pvnixf 1 ey 5 'wflj ' ' , , . : .,:e i Y x '4 z '21 F 'A ,. dw-fc-my . gg k,,V Q . fy V1 4 if x F fi 1 1 J 'JL' - ii? .953 51135 7:55- TY! X 753: , ,,,. Q ,W Z'-It V lj., 15' ' i ' I, Q5 A f' :'. f'5' : -' 3 Vfl'?512i' ' lf 1. , qg,:.,:5Q .'Q J, if 'gsm .sim - L., ,511 -, Q59 . 3 .5 X . 'ji 'Z 2 5 :Q ,W Vw 1, ,gs 1 'Q AFV' . - X :-.. ,Ng gf- N., ig, .41 ?-.-L Ni A F-E X 3 .6 -,Q : :--ll: 'X' xt x XX gg '..s:g:, gin.. xx, 'xx X , . 1,--'.--' si Q' -.-:sb x, 'X ,I Ngi , ,1 +L lf:g4 . E X NX FE X 'L 'K' fy' W'-' L - 'i Ml Q' ', S f-as ' Q, -::1 V h a m ::l::a. gN J. ww.- 4 t W E ,n vw + ' Qi ' M U' gg iv :- 'W'- QT? 5 FRESHMAN CLASS First row: C. Werbelow, T. Miller, O. Wilcox, B. Berry, B. Ledford, T. McHenry, A. Howe, S. Trumbull, D. Scharen. Second row: B. Norris, J. Walton, E. Avery, B. Schultz, D. Boatright, P. Christian- sen, B. Noble, J. Mercer, P. Nesbitt, F. Leavitt, R. Gillett. Third row: J. Kosich, Sponsor, G. Wade, P. Leonard, C. Mobley, M. Wamhoff, E. Jensen, S. Schmer, S. Unterzuber, G. Orr, I. Preis, J. Johnson, L. Wheeler. Last row: L. Smith, L. Henderson, B. Trees, D. Bullinger, J. Brown, E. Kraft, S. Graham, H. Mullendore, J. Boatright, H. Maser. Not shown: S. Cheshier. CLASS OFFICERS REPORT CARD 5 I f' ' ' A111 I f '- - ' Q L., rt -7 ' - First row: E, Avery, 5, Umar- -A'-'-4 -- Zuber, I. Walton. ' ESE Back row: D. Builingcr, J. Brown S'3mEd D , A , fl! ' W 1. .. ' s A x 5., J: - ' ' -.. .Jw Ms i. S f' E ' Nm wanna- f ff 0 -1-1. X I . ,, - sp x - Nj 'i'fT1Ii XX 5 Q as ' S ' ' -Q L.3.f,4 1 - 'ii '. I L' ' , P' f '4v .X + ,g - .. 5 1 swf, , FRESHMEN SNAPSHOTS vi Q sn: Y . tcvrrzisr J A-H 1. , A 's Iii I Y 'J v I ' ,X If . M44 3 f 'N 'r Q! n L. x..,,7pmtf x ik Nxhgu x X Ns x 1. mf' W1 193 N fi? 1 'VST-1155 ' V, 43 ,wus 5 Q hi, Q 0 ,Q A , an 'ml 13,4 if ,ge ,wr Ikr -wr ll A' il v i Q, ix . , . ' .. 1 ,um wi- 'Q 4 ' v -.hi 1 'zzzzzggx ,N ,Q-54 ' ' IIIOII H--. . 2- f-. gin if ., -'- Q -2? lv-' fffi ...,,,-,k... ., W ing? , -' :naw Qffif sfs- img 1 :-3 4- 'N xx xl A -Q,- , - .tu M , QQ? ' V W g .- :: S 4-aan-fevx we -nm 2 W -.. . x llfl U Nl' X ' T k f v 2 -5-. L f 1 .' K' i I . 72' ,. -' 1 if-I ' ak ..::::--f 515 DX - M' Half 1:5 W ilfff nf fms A :I,,,.Ao f Q-f' . ,g f '--5, Z ,wiv rg! 15. A -Q. il 1 S . ag Q I. av,-L vii, vq. wngutgvg -.+ , ' ' ..-ned? .JG - ,Mu ,hggfq , N Y ' Q' 'X 551-3 1 f f . 25 '- V ' , -W. I j'A-if ts' h . , .xvfgtty va a I , il N if 5:5 2 :fit f',?'W-ma, S My-Y, n ,usa ' '-Q. . , 4 CP, 1. I -, 5, V ' 5 Q . ' Q , I - f , Ar,-5.1 .fu .11 , , K ' V, . V , . CONCERT BAND CLARINETS: S, Strickland, M, Fotes, D, Thomas, G, Hirsch, J, Kraft, M, Senstad M, A, Minnis, S, Graham, B, Norris, B, Schultz, B, Noble, SAXOPHONES: D, B, Moberly, J, Core, C. Mobley, B, Trees, P, Flitner, N, Rose, P, Christensen, J, Holm, M. J. Ducey, R, Simpson, L, Wooderson, CORNETS: I. Roberts, R, Haack, D, Henderson, BARITONE and TROMBONE: D, Moberly, L, Wardell, E, Mckamey, J, johnson, D, Flitner, E, Brown, HORNS: B, Wardell, J, Walton, R, Allen, M, Scott, BASSES: J, Mobley, C. Cohee, G, Devereaux, DRUMS: J, Burnside, N, Carey, V, Hamilton, C, Core, CLARINET QUARTET Mary Duccy, Joyce llolm, Greta Hirsch, and Shirley Strickland . -. ., A 1 . K x , : Y It Y , , -wb- A L , -'H -yx ,,Vw,.. - , . . 5 f K if -' ,r 'Q' ,' CHOIR GIRL'S OCTET TRIPLE TRIO Bottom Row, Left to Right: Beth Bottom Row, Left to Right: Delores Wardell, Luan sabbe, June Leonard, Brewer, Mary Lee Williamson, Billie Donna B, Moberly, Top Row, Left to Marie Allison, Wilma Larsen, Top Right: Sylvia Lilja, Joyce Holm, Nancy Row, Left to Right: Marjorie Fotes, Fricke, Shirley Strickland, Martha Minnis, Greta Hirsch, Jean BOY 'S OU ART ET Kraft, Beryl Bartlett, Richard Henderson Jack Roberts David Flitner Clinton Core W x , M- f ,V .pf QQIFA '- 42- 'X gi:-55,1 ' , F: --A , og. PEP SQUAD QC OFFICERS Prcsidcnr- - - - Marylyn Kraft Vice-Prcsidcnv - - - - - - - Nancy Friclce Sccrcrary- - - - Pat Flitner 'I'rcz1surcr- - - - - Carol Clifton CHEERLEADERS Shirley Strickland Bcvcrly Brown Donna Molvcrly Joyce Holm f.fW+, . 1, V. K 4 FUTURE TEACHERS Row Ig Joan Roberts, M, Senstad, N. Fricke, C, Clifton, I. Grisham, M, L, Williamson, Row II: I. Leonard, C. Thomas, I, Asp, C, Perkins, P. Flitner, R, Gould, Row III: R. Allen, J, Rimer, M, Minnis M, Harvey, B, Allison, BOY'S HOME EC, Row I: K, Foulk, H, Moberly, R. Whaley, S, Kitzerow, B, Reid, F, Werbelow, Row II: R, Madsen, J, McCoy, D, Hankins, R, Miller, M, Mayland, R, Bradford, LIBRARIANS Row I: R. Snyder, S, Williams, B, Gillett, C, Cole, R, Gillett, Row II: S, Lilja, M, Harvey, D, Schaller, B, Starks, J, Smith, M, Kraft, 1 , ,.. -., First row: M. Clark, V. Hamilton, M. Kraft, N. Fricke, S. Strick- land, I. Roberts, D. B. Moberly. Second row: C. Cole, K. Trumbull, K. Marcus, I. Grisham, J. Por- ter, P. Haller, J. Holm. Third row: J. McCoy, H. Croley, D. Bristow, R. Henderson, D. Flitner C. Core, R radford. -Ji First row: M. Kraft, N. Carey, N. Fricke, S. Strickland, B. Allison. Second row: R. Bradford, D. Flitner. J. Roberts, D. Bristow. Third row: P. Collingwood, R. Whaley. I. Brown. Yu NATIONAL First row: M. Clark, B. Gillette. M. Scott, L. Munselle. Second row: D. Clucas, N. Fricke, S. Strickland, I. Holm, B. Arnett, H . Croley. .V IIIQ if iff ' 0159: I RMERS F1rst Row L Smrth T McHenry J, Crawford, A Howe S Trumbull D Robb L Wardell G Deveraux J Core W, Tolman, Second Row Mr Snell D Henderson, R, Miller I Menzel F Werbclow M Mayland L Nelson R Howe H Barnett, G, Orr Thlrd Row D Bulllnger O Wrlcox, B, Trees, T Mrller C Werbelow L Henderson B LCHVIII I Good D Graus W Dickinson, Fourth Row R Whaley R C3l1ffmaU,L.Hill, P Collrnbwood R wnuams D at- nail' 5 2, F1 3 li 1 X o 'nolv .PHY 'y Tr R9 'lik fl.. H o ,s 4' Qlcuufo First Row: R, Snyder, N, Carey, J, Mercer, P. Christenson, B, Noble, J, Johnson, L, Wheeler, B, Hanson, Second Row: N, Rose, B, Wardell, I, Williams, F, Leavitt, E, Smith, P, Nesbitt, Third Row: L, Funk, G, Frost, J, Schildhauer, L, Saldana, M, Elmore, A, Good, R, Gillett, FUTURE HCJMEMAKERS OF AMERICA : mm m 1 ' A 1 I N, v xl , 53 ' 'Z -5 QM Hu fb T x I Q -A My ii , ' ,,,.-E 1 Q., 7 M N 'si . I ,-I . J Nancy Carey- - - - - - ---- President Joan Schildhauer- - - ---- - -Vice-President Imo Jean Williams ---- - - - - Treasurer Betty Hanson ----- - - ------ ' ' SCCFCIHIY Mary Belle Elmore- - - - ' - ' Reporter Beatrice Saldana ---- - - Song Leader Catherine Bodenhamer- - - - Parliamentarian ASV' SAUTE 1 M fURge ' mr. - , 59, . 9 ,lg'gff'5 sR 'x ltllgll lnii Q 'llfl lt. . . . , BQSTE ' 'li af . ' ' ir. . I Q ' A -' H 1 Il I l I 1 'U I 'fffhgll ,f' 4f 1 ! -.N , 1 x Y'Y t 1 in fi Q s - A M' ' -fNf.-,, nal' A K u fn Q I 'S s. 4 ff! 193: 0 bl , QM? W WN ',4,..'W mw',a:1Q,q 4 rf 1 :f,1 X.g , f ' X .., 45.5 V ' ,,, - 51,24 51, ,af ., eh 5 .. , ,, fl ,. '. fx: :,f-'HW . ' K, W , . x Top Row, Left to Right: L, Hill, B, Grant, D, Flitner, D, Hankins, F, Werbelow, B Coakley, H, Moberly, Second Row: B, Savage, J, Kosich, C, Wardell, D, Bristow C Chandler, B, Madsen, B, Whitlock, G, Porter, L, Shepard, S, Kitzerow, I. Copenhaver Third Row: C, Werbelow, I. Roberts, K. Yorgason, M. Anderson, R, Bradford, G, Sanders B. Hanson, R, Williams, J, Core, Fourth Row: C, Cohee, J, Crawford, G, Deveraux D Sabbe, E. Brown, R, Simpson, D, Clucas, R, Henderson, September September September October October October October November November November FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull 7 33 0 52 20 22 15 21 32 6 - - Riverton - - Shoshoni - - -Cody an -u--Basin Thermopolis - - ---- Powell - ' Worland - - Lander - - Lovell - - Powell The 1950 Greybull football team finished a very successfull season winning eight out of nine games in their regular season, This put them in a first place tie with the Powe1lPanthers whom they had previously defeated, The Buffs were defeated eighteen to six and the Powell Panthers went on to win the regional championship, First row: C. Core, D. Robb, G. Deveraux, B. Lynam, E. Brown, Coach J. Kosich Second row: C. Wardell, B. Madsen, M. Anderson. D. Hankins, L. Wardell, H Moberly, D. Bristow. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 22 December 28 December 29 December 30 January 4 January 5 January ll January 12 January 18 January 25 January 26 February 1 February 2 February 8 February 9 February 16 February 22 February 23 March 1 March . l 2 Class A Tournament Burlington 38 Shoshoni 32 Manderson 41 Hanna 48 Worland 54 Lovell 47 Riverton 35 Lander 36 Thermopolis 53 Cody 37 Basin 21 Lovell 51 Worland 41 Lander 21 Riverton 32 Thermopolis Powell Basin Powell Cody March 15. 16. 17 Greybull 41 Greybull 39 Greybull 60 Greybull 47 Greybull 5 O Greybull 17 Greybull 36 Greybull 45 Greybull 38 Greybull 35 Greybull 30 Greybull 30 Greybull 39 Greybull 52 Greybull 34 Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Greybull Lander, Wyoming .414 B souAo First Row: A, Small, R, Simpson, J, Scharen, J, Brown, D, Bullinger, S, Scharen, H, Maser D. Moberly, Second Row: L, Porter, D, Clucas, B, Grant, I, Mobley, J, Roberts G, Porter, B, Whitlock, Coach John Copenhaver, G CLUB Row I: C, Werbelow, F, Werbelow, R, Madsen, S, Kitzerow, D, Hankins, H. Moberly, R, Henderson, Row II: J. Kosich, Coach, G, Porter, J, Roberts, R, Williams, G, Devereaux, D, Flitner, R, Bradford, Row III: I, Core, B, Whitlock, D, Bristow, K, Yorgason, L, Wardell, C, Core, G, Sanders, Not Shown, M, Anderson, L, Shepard and C, Wardell, Q 7 . v . Q I ir av M 1 ,JJ uk I I Tit'-diy Tgim B05 M- 'Kean 'WIIAK' Cgfvin Sb,,,,f,g,,' im-M W . N' T' H! B'bV 'H 'Y a r 'Sher H 'Frqq Th,-,,, 'Al' xlhd Lzglzr? Braun JUMP Ball A ,Q 'I Q WA N '7 Ylcultf LzaJcv'5 Ciwinb Leo Th E J Lt' 'iflii I t wx P m ff Ltd -0.5 -B. GI!-1 ColcK D ' R Calyiq +AnJy ,wp .xufx if V: 'gf E , --Q- ,. -F.. Z 254. f ' . Z' . L5'!'1'Q2'f'f1'3 - H f mx-:jk-M, .-.53 Q 51'-i' 4 . 17.1-'L '. fcfliwl, K wg? , 'Lf . . 'ymg 'fr -Q, A ,iv Yglxv X551 , .. ki 'X .XX . lv 5 AEI: gx SN M55 .: NI! 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Greybull has once more triumphed - - G.H.S. 20, Thermop 6. Homecoming pep rally and snake dance. , Buffs trample Powell - - 22-7. Beryl Bartlett - - Homecoming queen. 2 Buffaloes edge over Warriors - - 15-14. 1- I Y- .fn if - 1-f'f:f H R '11-f I UL o o ll Q I s D. J. Nelson from N. S. A. brings his snakes to our school. Girls grab twirps - - Climax twirp season with Vice-Versa dance. Buffs really on the ball - - Greybull 21, Lander tigers 6. American Education Week. Greybull shines over Lovell - - 32-19. Greybull High School is greatly honored in being second to the top team in the basin. Playoff game - - Buffs 6, Panthers 18. G.H.S. is mighty proud of its football team. F.F. A. sponsors turkey raffle. Gobblel Gobble! Thanksgiving! Everybody feeds their faces. Greybull and Lions Clubs honor football team and coach at a banquet. Don Clucas is a holy terror in The Baby Sitter, Junior play. Freshmen throw a party. Greybull High musicians journey to Cody for all-district meet. Roberta Snyder attends state Make It Yourself With Woo1 contest in Casper. Mr. Biery from National School Assemblies renders his impressions of a circus parade on his organ. Raggedy Andy escorts Ann to the Senior Ball. G.H. S. musicians show off at a very fine Christmas concert. Faculty-high school game. We were joined by Raggedy Ann and Andy in closing our books and taking off a few days for Christmas vacation. Greybull plays Burlington - - 41-38. Buffs played Wranglers at Shoshoni - - 39-32. Manderson is host to Greybull - - 41-60. JANUARY 1951 3 4 5 11 12 15-26 17 18 20 25 26 FEBRUARY 1 2 5 8 9 10 14 16 17 19 21 22 23 MARCH 1-3 1 2 8-10 23 25 APRIL 20-21 30 MAY 4 10 11 13 17 18 Raggedy Ann and Andy, students and teachers are back in school resolved to start the year out right. Greybull plays host to Worland at first conference game - - 50-54. Lovell Bulldogs win over Buffs - - 47-17. Buffs beat Wolverines - - 36-35. Greybull mowes down Lander tigers - - 45-36. Semester exams are over. What a relief! Polio Drive. Raggedy Ann and Andy are mighty proud of their Senior friends who have won this contest every year since they've been in G.H. S. National School Assemblies sends an escape artist who shows us how to get out of a suaight jacket. Thermop over Greybull - - 53-38. Lovell is host to second all-district music meet. Buffs dropped a hard fought game to Cody - - 35-37. Buffs beat Bobcats - - 30-213 Blu-N-Gold sponsors Victory dance. Bulldogged by Lovell - - 51-30. Worland takes a close one - - 41-39. F.H. A. holds a potluck dinner and initiation. Lander tigers take a hard blow from the Buffs - - 52-21. Buffs over Riverton Wolverines - - 34-32. G.H.S. musicians meet at Shoshoni. Valentines Day! Cupid's own day. Game at Thermopolis. Annual copy due. Square dance - - Swing your partners and dosy do! G.H. S. students see a bit of modern magic presented by Ralph Moore of National School Assemblies. Game with Powell. Game at Basin. 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