Johnson County High School - Wyomalo Yearbook (Buffalo, WY)

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A A 1-.. t ' ski' ' se .omg i ne' vi p AFTER FOUR YEARS on the ol' home fe. ranch, the seniors are now ready to ad- vance to the next step in life. For many of us, this step is a higher education, while to others, the taking of this step means saying good-bye forever to the classooms, which, for the last twelve years have been almost home to us. Looking back to the time when we turned in at the ranch's mailbox for the first time, we remember how thrilled we were to be members of the outfit. The pride we felt then has never been lost during our stay here, and it is with heavy hearts that we turn the pages to a new chapter in life. That first year was a bit confusing at first, but with Edward Pheasant as president of our group, John McNeese as vice-president. and Louise Abrams as secretary-treasurer, we soon reached the place where we knew the ropes. Rodney Graham put in a word for the Darrell While, secretnryatreasurerp Edward Pheasant, vice-presldentg C1335 at th? fI'le9tiIHIS of the Y2illCl'l,S Marian Lester. president. Council The second year. we elected James Van Auken. Marian Lester, and Ruth Connor to fill the position of president, vice-president, and secretary-treasni-er. As juniors, the class was again confronted with the task of choosing its leaders. winds f -if Marian Lester was elected president, Edward Pheasant vice-president, and Dar- rell VVhite secretary-treasurer. Now that our contracts have expired, we seniors are preparing to draw our pay checks and leave the nome ranch. And so. to all persons connected with the outfit, we say, So long, everybody, and thanks a lot for everything. v 'QW' M., Q is