Kemmerer High School - Ranger Yearbook (Kemmerer, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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' 1 May it keep alive pleasant memories throughout the years to come.-The i L T - In this Ranger we hope we have portrayed in pictures and story the lf 6 get it b Annual Staff. - P lf 1 li x X' S l li xl I . ,L li fy , V 3 il 1, il jf' - 5 lr 2 i if 2 x' 3 X' B . , X x 1 . f ' il of 1 f W NP t ' 4, t if , MESSAGE FROM SUPERINTENDENT Members of the annual staff and their sponsoi ale to be compliment ed for the organization and production of this illustrious record of school events during the past school year Our faculty alumni patrons and stu dents shall treasure it as an exceptionally fine piece of work a representa tion of the combined efforts of pupils and sponsol alike If in passing time lays up its store of records in pictorial and writ ten fashion humorously kindly and sympathetically there will be given to it an enduring quality which nothing can take away Time and ef1o1t have provided this quality 1n thls annual Your annual typlfies the nobility of labor and the beauty of human service The noblest contribution to L1Yll1Z3lZ1Ol'1 is education fol all the peo ple It has been said that no man can leaxe a I'1Che1 legacy to the w orld than a well educated family and that the veracity of good men upholds the sn orld Democratic government can be predicated only on education that is univelsal All of vou must learn to be useful to society You will find content ment in enlightenment and not in ignorance Accept my sincere appreciation foi the prlvllege of my association with the entire RHS student bodx I am extremely proud of you LEO ARNOLDI Super mtendent 4-' figs, 'jd ,ff egg aerial I A X mwgaf X fx 'lla 1 is 'sfffta ,sf ua t if . 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W: f -f1s.,. - -' 4fesfs:e:::::1+ -- , I I l wget - ll'! tu3 of his long and faithful advice in the field of education and more partl cularly Superintendent of the Diamondville school we dedicate our 19148 Ran get, u The students of Dia nondvllle brought much to Kemnerer High and A L Burgo n has always been n friend I N Q G N T 0 N . . t L f, , Q, I ' i A L 4 c d W J 'U ,-es ianilviif 1a N ik,- D' ADMINISTRATIUN . , 4 . , I .f , A .f A' e' ,P . . 1- ' :I ' ' 1 f 'f ' A. ' - - . ,1' x l . I - ' . ' 4' . 'hx . - - ' ' ' . T .. .-- fg,f.nsa3-agp-4'-rf?-5 l -.- -f, ,,-..-- . - L' ' -in' ,, L f A ' ' . A., N: A mn 5 fiff, I ?,, N . V- R A ' ' fv --f' 'Q ' K. '0 . U. -' - 5 Q' - xl 'J i' . ' K '- 'R Q is Q' 'vu I School Board, District l President Wilford Williams Clerk John B Georges Treasurer James McNamara Mike Zakotnik, John Gilchrist, Ben Bell Superintendent Leo S Arnoldl -N, 7 o ,warfi- ww' Qurp 1 Pndpnt ish 3 2 L Urinclyfg 7,4 'fo-.fy Y iiw 8.4 ,Q 2' f J fi Junlwr Wie rifclrnl Social Science JP lsr Qnonaor Wvva ff f si fi 3.-Sv '-M VT' 'W' Worelrn Lnncuvves Junior Snonaor Comwercial Soohomore Soonsor l W ala Q, M J' '- W . 'if l Conch Cnrnnci fr Garrett Athletic fopch 'C Club 91' 'IHGI' Science Junloy Sponsor Cfff ,7 Xiffxf C Ns kd ?' Mies Cox 4 mv Vcvnowicv VPCHUGH an 0 Girls' Spunsor 7th G Fde and Pep Clubs lf! ik? -xx Mr M64 Mr MacKay Erglish and Sue ch Senior Sponsor Vusic P11 J urrnllam Rsnger and Annual Sponsor MQMMVVN U ,Lum QM x 4411! ,ff- Z Vp VPILPB tics , f Mre Tn tcher IF' IERIIIIII-Z.Jlll NAA .gf-S t,I nuumq 41ss Prebyl my lnp Secretsry, uner1nTeqdent's Office ff Mr Scott Libra v Qcipncc Fnvller Et? Gn de Spunso fffcfr-VCV 546554 hmmnmnw. ww Mrs Brie Mr Pratt Sfcrctvry Drinc1rn1'e qffic J Lgh Social Studies 8th Grade Sponsor K1-ffl' I f casa , , Quick 4 , J F --Scrhomcrv Qnwnccr . z X-- S I , , f f ,X I , , f A -1 ' ' Lf' f'- ff . 1,,k,. ' ' ,L I X X f f W3 . . . F A . -cr , . , 1-- ,I ,f L A p Shoo Mechanical Drrwln --Freshmen S oneor ., , . 9 , . V, , ,. Q 1 f , ' f 17 7 734 f C ffw-44' 'Q F 1 an f , N V' ' 1' c ' f . X . f ' .1 . Q , . , N P F, 3 4. '- fQC n.p an f fc ,,c1 ' , ,' 1 - r . 1 1' li ....... 'M ' ........... I 2- ...V- Q' -f--af 1... - ,.. I.-j - PM-H-A ' ' -- - 22 . 'N' WN 2' 'sf' I :2:2:nS22:' 1'- ' ''I::3fE2?223E2E2:2S2?E2:- -f2f2 t5':2 i2?:23?R-':-. '1E2i1?i2EfE: 1'f'I'-52--2. ..., - :2:' 5 .v.- Sf ---. 'N -.-. ... W-- ' 's-W-A 2-2-u:2E2E2E2E2:2:2E2E2:2:2I'EkE2:A:I 2525252525 - E2II2E2E2E2h.-3221234 1352- '2E212f3FE2: ii5i2iE2E5E5:t I A u, -. - .:.-.tr-sam .-.. 2' Q2 ' FACULTY OF KEMMERER SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH rr , 'UII Lao s. ARNOLDI, District superintendent. I g f . A. B. University of Wyoming. M. A. University of Wyoming. F I . IVAN W. WILSON, Principal of High School. Q I- B. A. Cotner College. H-. ', M. A. University of Nebraska. I I ' Q X I Northwestern University. 2 1 L 1 University of Wisconsin. i ' DEAN POMEROY, Principal of Junior High School, Mathematics. I ' I I Peru State Teachers College. f - L. L. B. University of Nebraska. t I 1 ' ROLAND CARANCI, Coach, History, Athletics. lg I ' I f University of Colorado, B. S. KP. EJ I - 2 University of Colorado, M. Ed. ' I f' WALTER GARRETT, science. ti ' F E E f B. S. University of Wyoming. 2 Sponsor of Junior Class. 2 . -, JAMES MACKAY, Instrumental Music, Chorus, Journalism. Y A. B. University of Wyoming. University of Edinburgh, Scotland. V Sherwood Music School oi Chicago. , Private Study of Music in Europe. I J ,I Sponsor of Ranger, Annual, Dance Band and Vocal Groups. ROSE PREBYL, Secretary to Superintendent, Typing. , B. S. University of Nebraska. , University of Denver. 2 CHARLES W sco'r'r Industrial Arts A 'Vhnot State Teachers College Colorado State College A 8: M Colorado State College of Education A B and Nl A MAURETIA M SMITH History Socml Studies Nlathematics B S Kirksville State Teachers College Graduate Work Unnerslty of Wyoming Sponsor of Senior Class PAULINE STATTON Commercial B S Kansas State College University of Oregon Sponsor of Sophomore Class EI EANOR M WITHROW Foreign Languages English and laboratory Reading A B Colorado State College of Education Ciaduate Work Colorado State College of Education Sterling College Sterling Kansas Sponsor of Junior Class I FRRY COX Social Studies and Girls Phs sical Education B S Umxersity of Wyoming Sponsor of Sex enth Grade Quirt Club and Iariat Club III FEN DEVINE Home Economics B S Iowa State College of Education Vlary Crest College Sponsor of Ninth Grade and Iaimt Club Wll I IAM NIASON English Speech B A Colorado State Teachers Colle, Graduate Work University of Chicago Sponsor of National Honor Society Student Council and Semoi Class ARTHUR AARON QUICK Mathematics Ph B Missouri Valley College Craduate Work Unix ersity of Wvoming Sponsor of Sophomor Class Honorarv President of CAM ROBFRTA THATCHER English and library B S Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Brigham Young University Sponsor of Eighth Grade AI NERO PRATT Social Studies Science B S University of Utah Sponsor of Eighth Grade Graduate Work Unixersity of Wsoming CATHERINE OBRIEN Secretarv to the Principal Fraduate of Kemmerer High School 'e 'iw' ,,,,...a ' N' S A x NN 3 N K ,gf --2... 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CARANCI Where ya been Get on your horse SCOTT Cut that ladies aid society Quit your cussm YI ISS COX Get in hne Lets keep our minds on our woik NIISS DEVINE All right girls let s get s Sit down and get busy NIR POMEROY 1 ll tell you Then Ill tell you again Then Ill tell you that I told you Now listen NIRS THATCHER XR XR NR NR Be quiet and settle down to xnoik GET your books in on time PRATT Now listen you guys QUICK Quit that mouthing Well I aint said much WILSON Where are you supposed to be You're off pitch. Do you think your ears are just meant Nothing personal about this LNIEXCUSED ARNOI DI What can I do for you Hx there ,WW c .Lf P' X U4 II . -e .1 , - 3 u - - I -A bukyjy ' ,g .. - ,, V ' . I ' - I ... xl A All ' - . YY X Q, AI 1 W .1 , ef- . .I . - 1 .. , , 5, , 7-, ,I1 . . A - , , ffl . ll U' fn so 1 as N-S W S 22 ' I S f I I I ' it is I y. G It N N - I ii' iTiTiiE'L 'VI. . -155225 ' ' ' ' M . t K . X I ll ..,...fe5s5z5i5i5a.ffisQisiii3Z3sg55i5555221' I ' - I ff ..-M-we -A f I -,., 5 -ggg A ', . at -V-V .. - .MM .. -..M ' -We 'of' A' ' flv--2 J -sv 'midi or A' I' f 4 ff or T- ii - ' .. , f - Aee' .- - FACULTY OF KEMMERER SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH rr A , ' 4 ' LEO s. ARNOLDI, District Superintendent. I g' Y I, F A. B. University of Wyoming. 1 i M. A. University of Wyoming. 5 1 r IVAN W. WILSON, Principal of High School. ' B. A. Cotner College. H, ' , M. A. University of Nebraska. ,, I K I, Northwestern University. 4,1 3 ' . I' , I - University of Wisconsin. .E ik DEAN POMEROY, Principal of Junior High School, Mathematics. ' I X - Peru State Teachers College. I ,ig .1 . X, L. L. B. University of Nebraska. R if. ' ROLAND CARANCI, Coach, History, Athletics. 44 , V -I I f University of Colorado, B. S. QP. EJ I - - f ' A University of Colorado, M. Ed. 'I I I xvAr.TER GARRETT, Science. 1' 2 . B. S. University of Wyoming. I ' Sponsor of Junior Class. ' . JAMES MACKAY, Instrumental Music, Chorus, Journalism. C A. B. University of Wyoming. 1 University of Edinburgh, Scotland. V . Sherwood Music School of Chicago. A ' - Private Study of Music in Europe. 4? ' . I If Sponsor of Ranger, Annual, Dance Band and Vocal Groups. X If 1 ROSE PREBYL, Secretary to Superintendent, Typing. 1, I 1' B. S. University of Nebraska. P University of Denver. X -' J f CHARLES W SCOTT Industrial Arts Minot State Teachers College Colorado State College A 8: M Colorado State College of Education A B and M A NIAURETIA M SMITH History Social Studies Mathematics B S Kxrksvllle State Teachers College Graduate Work University of Wyoming Sponsor of Senior Class PAULINE STATTON Commercial B S Kansas State College University of Oregon Sponsor of Sophomore Class FI EANOR M WITHROW Foreign Languages English and Ioboiatory Reading A B Colorado State College of Education Craduate Work Colorado State College of Education Sterling College Sterling Kansas Sponsor of Junior Class GERRY COX Social Studies and Girls Physical Education B S Unix ersrty of Wyoming Sponsor of Seventh Grade Quirt Club and Lariat Club LII EEN DEVINE Home Economics B S Ioxxa State College of Education xlarx, Crest College Sponsor of Ninth Grade and Iarrat Club Wll I IAM MASON English Speech B A Colorado State Teachers College Graduate Work UDIXBTSIIY of Chicago Sponsor of National Honor Socretx Student Council and Senior Class ARTHUR AARON QUICK Mathematics Ph B Missouri Valley College Graduate Work Unix ersity of Wyoming Sponsor of Sophomor Class Honorary President of CAM ROBERTA THATCHER English and Iibrarx B S Ricks College Pexburg Idaho Brigham Young University Sponsor of Eighth Grade AI VFRO PRATT Social Studles Science B S Umversitv of Utah Sponsor of Eighth Grade Graduate Work Unix ersity of Wyoming if I V .r,,,-f f W --s...-f f' .f f N ...J-M xg uw ,QAM QAWMW wife mi ,Maxx ' if of I 1 I .Ai Vx., , . , I 4 I I 5 1 3 I ' I ' I ' I I te I gl ' I I '- K I I1 , I - . . rfmri . . , . 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Zia, .'1:'f 'A--A.,-A., A f3:': ' ik L A.A. AA f f I MRS. SMITHW I .1 I I 4' I ,r .r ' - , Am I right? Get your mind out of the gutter. Let me tell you something. 4 Miss PREBYL- y X ll Please don't type while I am talking. l Keep your eyes off the keyboard. '. MISS STATTON- 1 Quit talking. Get busy. I ' MR. GARRETT- ' QUIET! Let's get busy. y MR. 5 MASON- Keep it down to a small riot. Quit cheating NIR. MACKAY-- You're off pitch. Do you think your ears are just meant to keep your glasses on? MRS. WITHROW- rn 'XR NR Get an excuse. Well' CARANCI Where ya been Get on your horse SCOTT Cut that ladies aid society Quit your cussm NIISS COX Get ln line Lets keep our minds on our work 'NI ISS DEVINE All right girls lets get busy Sit doun and get busy NIR POMEROY Ill tell you Then Ill tell you again Then Ill tell you that I told you Now listen 'NIRS THATCHER 'NR 'XR 'XR 'XR Be qulet and settle down to uork GET your books in on time PRATT Now listen you guys QUICK Quit that mouthing Well I aint sald much WILSON Where are you supposed to be Nothing personal about this UNLXCUSED ARNOLDI What can I do for you H1 there .,-Z ,N .. H . 'I . -- M H , U ,Y . 'I . -H .4 - ' - - , ,- H - - I H A ll ' ' P, .. v - , Y, ll ' ' Y 'Y 4, - Y y X -v ' ' .4 . I , N I5 .4 - H ' 1 'Y I f - - rl li . . , n ,K -E ' ' 5 1 A1 . ee . .. 7 - N . , . , I . - ., .1 A - Y, 1 I It v - , I - in A , I . 4 l CK v ? I I ' , 1 '.-- i' ' . . , . I . - 4 ll . 'l , . -,L -f V ' ' M . . ' ' in Y AMY ' EAI ' i Viv 'gif W M -Mi ' - ' A - 'fmt-. 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' 16-Ritz Trumpeteers, in first National Assembly program, provided music for i ' 2 everyone's enjoyment. , 19-Superior Dragons went down in defeat to Ranger squad, 46-0. I 24-Student council sponsored feature show. .1 26-Kemmerer outclassed Cheesemakers to tune of 19-6 on Afton field. , I 4 ' x ' ocronna 1 I 2-New cheerleaders worked out for first time at pep assembly for Green River Ly , f f game. 1 t 3-Happy Day-No school because of District Teachers' Convention in Rock , . Springs. 1, 4-Hard-fought game for both teams ended in scoreless tie, Green River, 0, Rang- ers, 0. 1 10-Very full day with Rangers defeating Montpelier in afternoon 26-0 and sopho- 7 more initiation ceremonies and dance that night. L 3 , 15-Homecoming preparations began with election of Erma Hysell as queen and ia 1 5 Marilyn Head and Elaine Kinghorn, attendants. 1 16-Big pep assembly to get in the spirit for Homecoming game. X. 17-Homecoming game, with Rawlins on top with score of 14-6. Homecoming 1' A I dance highlighted by crowning of queen and juniors receiving prize for best 5 5 A 1 float. , 24-Kemmerer entertained Rock Springs on the gridiron with score of 13-6 in our 'g favor NOVEMBER Seniors play host to Juniors at annual party in club house Thanks to generous Kemmerer merchants the Kemmerer band was able to hear the famed Marine Band at Rock Springs Band members kept busy traveling this time to Green River to meet the Friendship Train Annual Armistice Day game with Evanston We brought back the cowbell 14 17 lnterclass basketball tournament Seniors take first Juniors second sophs third Special assembly with Mr Arnoldi awarding medals to talented musicians for 1947 Music Festival Colorful tootball theme used by sophs for annual Sophomore ball First interschool band of year with ten members of Kemmerer band attending 26-ln preparation for Thanksgiving holiday an interesting assembly program was presented 27 Four day Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 4 Interesting picture on 18th century colonial life Rangers nipped in first bas ketball game of season by Cokeville to the tune of 32 31 5 K club entertains students and torture victims at annual initiation ceremon ies lx club sponsors dance 6-Rangers win oy er Lyman by small margin 33 31 9 Student council sponsors another feature show 12 13 Doubleheader with Jackson with Rangers on top both games 19-Christmas assembly and beginning of long awaited vacation IANUARY 1948 5-Tae Mlelody Boys a National Assembly program entertain to start new year o rig 7 We learned the ability of Wyoming artlsts at exhibit sponsored by University of Wyoming Rangers nose out Reliance Pirates with score of 36 32 9 Rangers win thrilling game over Hanna Miners 26 25 10-Kemmerer upset by Green River in hard fought battle, 31 33 Qulrt club spon sors dance after game 13-Junior high vocalists presented entertaining operetta Margie Goes Modem ,as A 4 .wax Vx Q 1' nl XXX W -N-A x JI S' X . 41 1 is ' , 1? f I ' ri g if it 7... . . . . 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II , 23 . . . , . ,g I I --Picture show on highlights of World Series followed by short pep assembly. ,'j'I Q 24---Rangers hogtied Pirates, 43-39. Dance sponsored by K club. -: 26- is, . III I -. , I -Assembly for introduction of new principal, lvan W. Wilson. L. ' 3' ' Election of popular senior Bill Wilson, as student body president and election , X ,, I, Z7-- , Sri 5 of class officers for second semester. 1 r f 2 3 30--Short pep assembly to prepare for Afton game that night. Rangers oulclassed If! . Q Cheesemakers, 43-37. i E Q -s 31---Green River luckily won over Rangers by one point margin, 31-30. 4, ', 2 rr-zsnuamr KI f 1 3-Rangers avenged earlier defeat by 47-19 win over Cokeville. ', V N- 9 ,1 4---Student council sponsored another feature show. I 5 7---Red Devils defeated fighting Kemmerer squad, 49-38. II, 4 3 xii'-X 13--Kemmerer suffered defeat at hands of strong Rawlins five. A .l 1 18-19-120-21--Four-day trip for Ranger squad. Rangers defeated by Outlaws, 60-36 I 1 il and by Hanna Miners. 38-31. Regaining form, they downed St. Mary's of Chey- X i enne, 41-36 and the tough Laramie team, 33-22. If I 28--Red Devils piled on coal to beat Rangers, 49-38. 1 I 1, It Mancn Ig- : 5 - f 4-5-6-Kemmerer Rangers took fourth place in Distict Basketball Tournament at P . I f i Green River. -P . Q 1 af 8-Six seniors and four juniors inducted into NHS in impressive candlelight cere- W, mony 13 Junior high basketball tournament at Evanston 18 19 20-Rangers Journey to Laramie to play in State Basketball Tournament Student council sponsors last feature show of year Kemmerer musicians to Evanston for last mterschool band conceit of current year APRIL Four speech students and Mr Mason attended speech festival at Laramie Mixer sponsored by student council One of the most xnterestmg assembhes of the year Lrquld Air presented on the National Assembly program Manlyn Head chosen queen of annual Junior Prom with colorful ln mg room scene as theme of dance 26-Junior and senlor high music festn al program 28 Kemmerer thmclads defeated by narrow margin at Green River MAY April 30 May 1 Annual District Music Festival huge success Kemmerer band scored I in concert and I plus in marching 6 4 8- Kemmerer musrclans Journey to Casper to compete in Sub Regional Festi val KHS band one of four bands in festival to score I in concert 8 Kemmerer took second in District Track meet in Rock Springs, sending two boys to state meet Eighth graders provide entertainment with two humorous one act plays Sunburned and water logged seniors returned from Lava Sneak Day trip 14 15-Two Kemmcrer hopefuls entered State Track meet at Casper 17 Three sophomores honored at NHS tapping exercises Junlors fete seniors at party in Kemmerer Field club house P0 Brains of the school hold annual outing and picnic NHS in case you were wondering 20 21 Sweating brows and agomzed faces semester exams What a life' Food good music and plenty of pretty girls mark annual Senior Banquet and Ball Seniors honored at breakfast in Catholic church hall Seniors renew memories of twelve years of sports, dances, parties picnics long hours of study and many small but remembered classroom incidents, as well as the many and varied frlendshlps acquired Class Night huge success Graduation day Freedom at last with fond memories and the hopes of meet mg classmates and friends often m the future years ..f ' A - 1 cw 'Nr'---ffm -are 1, I' 4 XX h,,,.,9 f III we F W WW my ,EM A as 5 sap rl? 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Z Z Z i CLASSES X an Y- ,Q Q- igx QQ 'ff .XXX ,if QtiWQ cdr- ,Q SENIOR CLASS HISTORY r I As a freshman class we have many memorable thmgs to remember including our geography history algebra dances formals basketball football dates hard work efforts assemblies disagreements etc We were the first freshman class to be permit ted to leave the Junior high and bring our books and ourselves to the high school for our classes and to have our lockers in the high school In the freshman year we decided we could sufficiently put on a formal dance With the help of two sponsors Miss Helen Taylor and Mr Burke we put ideas 'md dreams together to put on a wmter scene The Snowball Dance 'Wine members came to our sophomore class from Dlamondville We were prop erly introduced to the sophomore class by the throwing of rotten tomatoes eggs lip stick and were made to do little stunts before an assembly This procedure IS known to each and every sophomore as the sophomore initiation Yes we were underclass men but we all waited for the diy to come when we could do the same to the up ind coming sophomores later in the year we put on another formal dance The Rosebowl which was made possible under the superusion of our two sponsors Mrs Withrow and Mr Mack ay Goal posts were set 'xt each end of the gym with red roses strung around and each d xnce named with a football play to represent our theme In our Junior year we made one more step to becoming upper classmen Many plans were discussed and decided upon to haxe a class play as it was the flrst play that we presented since entering high school With the ca t rehearsing and learning their parts and the prompters and sponsors ready at all times to help the big night came for our performance in which we gate a three act comedy A Date With Judy lt was a great success and we 'ill looked happily toward the year when we would pre sent another plax Next came the biggest dance of the year the Junior Prom We set to work to produce a fltting theme which corresponded with the class colors and time of year Oui theme was selected to be B3 the light of the Qilx ery 'Vloon Weeks of preparation were sufficient to complete the decoration and the dav before the prom all Junior boys were called into a meeting to elect a queen and four attendants At the coronation Erma Hysell was crowned queen and May Simperman Jerry Willoughby Margaret Thoman and Virgnnla Hone as attendants Now we are seniors and are confronted with the problems of graduating It will be impossible for all of us to continue our schooling in colleges but be that as lt may our class has seemed to get by The day finally arrned when we went on our annual sneak day to Lava Hot Springs. Dancing, swimming and other interesting things made up our program for the day. The usual senior class happenings occurred during the end of the year, such as the senior banquet, senior ball, class night and last, but not least, Commencement exer- cises, which all proved to be both happy and sad affairs: happy because of the thought that we are graduating and sad because of the fact that we are leaving dear old KHS. The banquet, and senior ball were on May 22, class night the 24th and Commencement l di lt Ni I 2 I , exercises on the 26th. Our beautiful class song, Now is the Hour, is a song that shall live in our mem ories and be a reminder of dear old KHS. In conclusion, we wish all up-and-coming seniors the best of luck. --ui-5 - . 4.- fv J K ,,f,.QfX-f' N'-:WW i,i- A X U 'I .Nw - 1 I' , 9 15- ' e' C g M V - - , .,..t... D K Z Q V I 'ff -A ,,,,t 'Q-f3 'f , ' . s. 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'I ll li -0. 6 Pontiac Sales and Service ly ..0.. il Gas-Oil-Wrecker Service Dm Phone 407 Night Phone 199 Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 48 .LOT oi the Beet Pictures, Take Xoui Film to HANGICI-I STUDIO 0.-. Porti alt and Commei cial Ro Film Developing E' '2 i ! ! 5'+-' 4' -r re!-'I +44 r' Congratulations Seniors 1.0.1. STAN'S SERVICE Stan De Pauw .TO-1 Gas-Oil Expert Service Friendly Advice Compliments Fx om Mr and Mrs A A DEPAUW --and R .I MOTOH INS 4'-' f' ..f' 'N' .a-ff? -M,.+,-V v bf'5Qx ----+ R, A35 lM wif X fi? W if IQAQQQZQX is i , . 1 x ' .' ' ' u 3 ll ll ' ' i f: l I ,, ,. l if - - -, -, -, - -,,,-,,,-,,,-,,- ,- - -,,- I -... ..... -.....,............ ... .. .. .. .. - ' i X -- 4 I ll ig l '. f - ' M 1 l ' I , ill l Q 3, . .. fi. I P: ! . I , '- if 5 ' 2 S 1 f 53 r -f 3 . ' ' J lg ' fl - V , . ffl ,c 3 Q P ' ' 'N I l ' , i O I , S s 2 Q- L 0 O 'fx J 2. 2 .R Y l , x 3 - 'X l 1 ' N 1 l - . 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Tommy Potter and his famous twelve-piece orchestra can now be seen each night for six weeks at Jack Child's exclusive night club on the shore of Lake Caribou. Armand Fagnant has just bought the franchise for the Kemmerer indoor entertain- ment devices tloaded dice, electric roulette wheels, marked cards, etc.b Bob Ferguson, president of the Wyoming Wool Growers association, is now pre- paring for his fourth marriage to the great woman's athlete, Marybelle Lamar. Georgia Goldberg, having sung in Symphony Hall in New York, now plans to marry and settle down with Bob Vesco, who has entertained millions with his soft, ro- mantic voice. Mrs. Van Bufforpington, the former Marie Gunter, entertained the high society of Chicago in her lavishly furnished penthouse. The renowned educator, Frank Hand, dean of men at Harvard, will give up his job to become mayor of the great city of Sage. Erma Hysell and Bill Thornock, after waiting three l-o-n-g, uneventful weeks after graduation finally married and are expecting their third set of twins. Dr Donald F Hansen having received his doctors degree has accepted the Job of superintendent at the Kemmerer schools Stanley Lcgarra after resigning as star footballer of the New York Giants will become vice president of sales for the Shell O11 company Joanna Baldwin and husband Dick Buck are now residing at Cottonwood Ranch in Fontenelle May Simperman and Anton Munari are expecting their sex enth child in the near future they are hoping it will be a girl as the other six are boys Marie Ropelato has Just become head waitress at the William P Wilson Grill and bar at Nugget Bob Koren a famed xeterinarian has Just redecorated his new cat and dog hos pital for all the women in the community to bring their pets Helen Miyake has Just opened a new l'1undry in the new residential district of Kemmerer Ray Mason has taken ox er the old Gene Krupa band and can be seen in the Rainbow Room of the Lupcho Hotel owned by the fabulous Steve Lupcho himself Jack Lovvham has Just introduced bigamy ln the great town of Frontier by marrying both Ann Calhoun and Josephine Munari Pat Whiston the famed lady of twenty nine palms has novs decided to settle down and marry Billy Wright president of the Plushbottom Furn ture company Guida Lewis has announced her engagement to John D Rockefeller the Sixth and will preside over Everglade Mansion in Hyde Park New York Kenneth Smith and Mrs Smith the former Margaret Turley are now preparing to take a trip to the moon Thelma Stemhour IS now entering the finals of the Miss American contest of 1955 She is entered as Miss Wyoming Jerry Willoughy is now the head entertainer of the UNO Center No 06733 in Salt Lake City Utah Rosy Yoshimoto is now a comedian on the station of LSMFT Margaret Thoman is now Mrs Morton Jackson and they were Just the proud par ents of a seventeen pound baby boy Chiyoko Tanaka is now personal secretary of the President of the United States if 4 MS' f ff W is xxx A I 6' fx I 4 I i I i I ' 1 I I lr I we wk' vmwg v 1. 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To Boyd Sneddon, Bryan Archer wills his ability to play the fatherly roles in all H- , Joanna Baldwin, one of our most active girls, wills her ability to tumble and do QI -I the school plays. ,Q Mary Bowen, a girl who is capable of sleeping anywhere, mostly in the class- A To Jimmy Jiacoletti, who is not so fast on his feet, Clarence Bagley wills his I 1 Robert Beutler wills his beautiful singing voice to Val Wood. We know that Val 4 , H will get a 1 plus at the music festival next year. if i I Frankie Borino wills his height to short Larry Mishkind, who can use Frank's :P . height in order to see what is going on about him. , . To Dick Jiacoletti is willed Jack Child's bushy hair. We are sure that Dick will i have some special tonic to smooth it down. HI4 '- , I will g, , this ' f If and 1 . and i t I ' she Armand Fagnant wills his forwardness to Elmer O'Brien and hopes that Elmer r be able to snag some girls and see what is going on in the world. , Bob Feguson leaves his bashfulness to Jimmy Dover. Jimmy could use some of in order to keep him out of trouble. 1 To anyone who is fond of nicknames, Georgia May Goldberg bequeaths all her's 6 hopes that they will enjoy them as much as she has. Although Pat McDermott might not accept, Marie Gunter leaves Robert to her .I hopes that she can get along with him as well as Marie has. i To Charmaine Fagnant, Erma Hysell wills her cool temper. We are certain that i can use this. iI To Joan Elxes Bob Koren leaves his laugh but on the second thought maybe 2 Bob had better take it with hlm It would be quite gruesome to have it here in the high school next year Our gentle and quiet Guida Lewis leawes her meekness to Gloria Lumbert Steve lupcho the number one orator 1n the speech class wills his long speeches to the coming speech class and hopes they will enJoy them as much as we have To Harold Groutage Jack Lowham wills his .Iuhets Harold can rightly use them Darro Loxeday bequeaths his speed in track to poke along Mxllich To Glen Poherts is willed Anton Munaris conceltedness Although Glen might not need it it does come in handy at times Helen Miyake leax es her shyness to Madeline Gaghardx Madeline can use a bit of shyness Subgect to Mr Mackays approval Thomas Potter wills his ability to play the comet to Clarence Bott We dont hear much from Arlo Rasmussen so to him Marie Ropelato wills her ability to talk To Calvin Hunter Kenneth Smith leax es his masculine physique To Mary Jane Rochford Thelma Steinhour wills her ability to eat May Simperman wills her weekly boy friends to Joan Wainwright Lets give Vern a rest Joan To Jerry Reading Frank Hand wills his waxy hair Jerry the girls will admire you more 1f vou hate wavy hair Don Hansen leaves his ability to sell adwertislng to Josephine Munari You can make money that way Jo To a xery quiet sophomore boy Jim Daneluke Stanley Legarra wills his ability to boast To Mr Mackays future drummers Ray Mason bequeaths his fancy drumming ability To Peggy Alleman who always seems to have bad connections in the office Lhiyoko Tanaka wills her pull One of our most rabid gum chewers Margaret Thoman wills her gum chewing ability to Roy Ropelato B111 Thornock wills his eternal friendship to Glenn Williams To Jean Smith Margaret Turley wills her long beautiful hair To .hm Talmadge Bob Vesco bequeaths his ability to sluff in shop We hope you can get away with it Jim .srff- Albert Parr leaves his track speed to whomever is running the mile next year To Elaine Kinghorn Pat Whlston wills her hot temper To the Junior class smokers Bill Wllson bequeaths his smoking techniques Jerry Willoughby wills her flirting ability to Darlene Horton gf f' p 14' .jr aff! 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The job of white-washing and lighting the K before the homecoming game, fell to the fresh- men that year. The freshman hop with its Christmas tree theme, was a great success. Ending the year with a picnic, we trundled off to summer vacation. ln our sophomore year we met with the juniors in initiation. We came out with memories of lipstick, paddles, costumes, humiliation and thoughts of revenge running through our minds. Then came the sophomore ball with the theme of Harvest Time. lt turned out to be quite a struggle to get the sophomore boys to obtain dates for the affair. To end the year properly, the class of '49 put on a picnic and invited the high school. In our junior year, revenge was ours-Initiation! With thoughts of last year's initiation still fresh in our minds, we really poured it on the poor sophomores. After that is was the junior-senior party put on by the students at the club house. As it was in honor of the juniors, it was well attended. A social event of the year was the junior prom with Marilyn Head chosen as queen. It was a beautiful affair and one to be re- membered. One of our final acts as underclassmen was to throw a junior-senior party in honor of the seniors. Now, with eleven years of school behind us, we have the final and most import- ant year ahead of us, the year when 'the class of '49 becomes seniors. '. 43-1 79? fit -G' Af - 7' Alleman, Peggy Anderson, Betty Jane Anelli, Marianne Bagley, Robert Barnes, Calvin Bigler, LaRae Borino, Rosie Bott, Clarence Bowen, Raymond Calhoun, Ann Case, Merl Dolar, Duane Dover, Jimmy Failoni, Joe Floyd, Jerry Fritzel, Angelina Gagliardi, Madeline JUNIOR CLASS Galicic, Elsie Gilchrist, Al Gilchrist, John Gregory, Dixie Harris, Lois Harris, Darlene Harmony, Henry Head, Marilyn Hess, Carl Jiacoletti, James Jiacoletti, Richard Joslin, James Juvan, Rudy Kolesar, Elizabeth llaMar, Marybelle Lobareau, Barbara Lumbert, Gloria Millich, Johnnie Morrow, George McDermott, Patricia Roberts, Glen Roletto, Josephine Saari, Paul Smith, Jean Sneddon, Boyd Steinhour, Fred Talmadge, James Thornock, Dick Twitchell, Helen Vickrey, Anita Wood, Val Williams, Glenn ,,.,.f,'f V---. X - ' 4 n. ei !' CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER CALVIN BARNES JIM JOSLIN ROBERT BAGLEY MARILYN HEAD GLEN ROBERTS CLASS OFFICERS SECIJD SEVESTER ROBERT BAGLEY JIU JIACOLETTI DIXIE GREFORY BOYD SNEDDON LOIS HARRIS 9 S? JVWI R CLASS L- ar t 1 xxx A i - 'A Q5 1 f' of 1 n p If -Rf' h , V I - A Y . Q L ' s in 'T U fu ' ,. V xv-vw . ' X fx. w-'.l J 4 V ff : N N .J N. A . . U .J A L -4 ' L in AJ A :J ' , I X L , A3 s I . Q. SSS, Y : L- gl Y' T .. Q ax . 525' ' i! 4 A , V2 'f 'R O 'X 'TA F 1 J V ,,,, AJ-. A 'iivf 'i': A: f: i Af11- if VVV, Ibg 'V:,,, x 'lgf if lI iV'i 4 1 - T r , ,iig?1NQi,?igvgXY'i4k'N,, :v2V-, fE'1E::E': 4144.-f f '-n.':f?9a.7MT i?- figs , R :eg 9 ' sopnomons cLAss I-usromr R32 A The sophomore. year really started off with a bang, when we were given that i . i 4 .X b 4 K i A , 1, , -1 i It , ,1 f 'I ' E 1 I X . :Ax 1 Q I 1 '41 1 f . 1 , v long-awaited welcome by the junior class. Surprisingly enough, we survived this 1n1- tiation with less humiliation than was expected. After this we settled down to earn money and prepare ourselves for the sopho- more ball which, being at the close of the football season, portrayed a football field. This turned out to be a great success even though we decorated it in only nine hours. Instead of the good old Democrats and Republicans, the sophs have come out with two new parties!-the boys vs. the girls. These politics really give life to our class meetings. Our officers have been: First Semester: President-Arlo Rasmussen. Vice President-Jerry Buss. Secretary-Treasurcr-Patsy Archer. Class Reporter-Charmaine Fagnant. Representatives vfVanetta Beachler and Jere Reading. Second Semester: Presidcntmlllildred Payne. Vice Presidentfljlaine Kinghorn. Secretary-TreasurerWCharmaine Fagnant. Representatives--Barbara Lupcho and Jere Reading. Class Reporter-Betty May Kirkwood. 1' The sophomore class has participated in many sports, music and all school ac- tivities. There are many promising musicians, vocalists and athletes among the sopho- mo es The members ot the sophomore class vvho participated in the annual music ies tn al really showed some talent The sophomore class has shown itself to be one of the leading classes in school and to be orthy of its position in good old KHS Carol Anderson Patsy Archer Allce Anelli Waneta Baldwin Vanetta Beachler Jerry Buss Elda Carotta Jim Daneluk Masorni Doi Ann Drophlni Dou las Ellsworth Joan Ely es Charmaine Fagnant Bernice Gamble Beverly Gregory Bettv Glagovlch 00 CLASS ROLL Harold Groutaffe Ponald Gun er tl hlon Grubb Y imi Pfmrlis C lun Hunter Kenneth Jackson 'Nlfrrie Kalister Dudlex Kev ll me Ivmghorn ir: Kilt oo Bettv May Kirkwood D'txid Kommsky Robert Legarra Donald Lorenzi Barba a Lupcho Larry M1shk1nd leo Miyake Nav Miyake Josephine Munari Wanda Moon Elm r O Brien Mildred Payne i ois Polson Arlo Rasmussen Nl rx J nc Rochford Roy Ropelato Jere Reading Vlfgll Thoman Jacqueline Willoughby Donna Whiston Burnell Yeaman MQW Al fl, ,,-H. ,M s'g'm-9'-,rj-1' wks 32 .-1 i i 1 r . r , c a ' . e . - ll , M ' v .- , . i Q, 1 - 3 if -' D V 1 Q , -- A 1 , tv 5 l ' : X i v T i X -. if Q 'Y 45 l In D A g ' , 1 N. t f .l' I . , l ., . . .,, R I . . 5 . ,in . le e lf. 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It also gave us the chance to be the superiors to the two lower junior high grades and have the student body president of Kemmerer junior high chosen from our class. Vern Hansen was chosen president for the first half of the school year and for the second half, Joe Kalister had the honor of being president. This was a student council for the junior high only. We had very few parties, but they were greatly enjoyed. Class officers were: First Semester: Second Semester: President-Stewart Orgill. President-Lucille Mrazek. Vice President-Benjie McPhie. Vice PresidentgMaurice Roberts. Secretary-Treasurer-Sherman Roberts. Secretary-Treasurer-.leanne Beutler. Representatives-Willard Chipp and Representatives-Joyce Koci and Joe Kalister. Joe Deromedis. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY The peppy eighth grade class started off into full swing with a Hallowe'en party held in the fall month of October. The first Saturday in April, the eighth grade girls from their sponsor, Mr. Pratt's history class, sponsored a very successful Leap Year dance for the junior high students and sponsors. lt was decided twithout the consent of the student council? for the girls of the eighth grade class each year to sponsor a dance the first Saturday in April The last and final dancing party was held in April at the Legion hall with a large attendance The eighth graders being freshmen next fall will diligently deter mine to become one of the more prnileged classes in high school They are a swell bunch of kids going out after what they want thus proving they will do even more ln their high school years yet to come Best of luck in everything you undertake Their class officers were First Semester Second Semester President Raymond Martin President-Carla Schow Vice President-Jerry Daneluke Vice President Shirley Ellsworth Secretary Dona Rae Rasmussen Secretary Treasurer Teddy Wright Treasurer-Carla Schow SEVENTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY The seventh grade pupils were met with a new and different style of classes than they had been confronted with in their earlier grades Many wide eyed expres sions were on the faces of the pupils upon finding the elimination of recesses which they had enjoyed in the lower grades In February the pupils gave a bake sale to raise money for a dance which was given the first of April The dance sponsored by Miss Cox, was their first date dance of the year .ff f' '--.A 5 5 3 We-vt...-s. 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Marilyn Head was ap- 11' i R l V 3 pointed secretary for the first semester and William Mason, head of the English de- lu, V2 1' t partment, was made sponsor. The student council disposed of its first problem, the .V 1' concessions, by awarding the seniors the Rock Springs and Montpelier football games, f X l , r . l . . . . xiii, - X. the Juniors the Rawlins game and the sophomores the Superior game. The seniors re- i i Y l wx I 1 i lg v ceived the concessions for the Rock Springs, Evanston, Green River and Afton basket- ' s ' 3 L ball games. The lighting of the K before football games was divided among the V If x ti? , f classes as follows: The seniors the Rawlins game, the juniors the Rock Springs game, ' t , 1 A i i the sophomores the Montpelier game and the freshmen the Superior game. It was de- 'v 2 , fini , 1 cided to have a homecoming parade with every class from the seventh through the ti 21 A 5 twelfth entering floats and candidates for the queenship to be nominated from each of ly 1 if E I the three upper grades in high school. Queen Erma Hysell and attendants Marilyn , ' : x s i 3 ' I 1 K Head and Elaine Kinghorn, rode in the parade in a jeep decorated by the journalism , 12 Rl' 5 class, 1 fl 5 srzconn szmssrzn- G 3 3 '. , 1 After being called to order by the student body president, Bill Wilson, the student A . council members decided to give a movie each month to raise mone for the purpose 1 y . 1 3 if f of buying pins for each member and joining the National Student Council Association. it -A , Shortly after, in the first meeting held after the arrival of lvan W. Wilson, our present 1, - principal, it was suggested that the student council be dissolved due to many condi- ' I ' , tions. On May 9, 1948, the last meeting of the student council, it was unanimously 4 3 .t I voted that Mr. Wilson's bidding be done and the student council was discontinued. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL This gear u as the first year in the history of our school that the Junior high had their o tn student council This student council was run on the same principle as the high school one complete to the student body president The mam purpose of this or ganizzation was to prepare the students for the ex entualities they would meet if they became members of the high school student council A constitution was drawn up but as yet ll hasnt been approx ed One of the ac txxittes sponsored by this group was an all junior high Christmas party which was a huge success With Vern Hansen 'is student body president the first semcster and Bob Ewerts elected for the second semester along with Mr Scott as sponsor good leader ship was assured S.....f X.- pg-gy Nw-W ,ff we as in if 9, NB ,vs Sa sa, Y -X If --gg Dk 'sw Sffb 'si' '5 X . t I I 3 ll i I ' 't : l I if fit? i i Q3 ' 5 . sl gg ' . f l 5 l Q ' ' ' 1 ' 2 +1 I A 1 V- 1 l 1 T t S , Y ' I - 45 1' r lx it , I. 1 -r ' 3 Q l 1 yt s 3 if ' i , , 'I A . . . . . . ,II Al X ,T . 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I N K HIGH SCHOOL BAND The 1947-48 school year was one of the most successful and active for the KHS band. Beginning with the football season the organization worked hard to perfect for- mations performed at half-time during all home games and at the Green River and Evanston games. This was the beginning of the marching band that eventually ended with a Superior-plus rating in marching at the Kemmerer District Music Festival. A smaller pep band played at all home basketball games and journeyed to Green River to give support to a hotly contested basketball tussle. The close of the basketball season ushered in the serious rehearsal of concert music and the selection of the concert band and music to be used for festivals. Many extra hours of practice, both morning and evening, were necessary to bring the band to a peak which culmin- ated in ratings of Superior, both at the district in Kemmerer and the sub-regional na- tional festivals at Casper. Much credit is due the entire band membership for their sus- tained efforts during the year in bringing the band to its present level, when it is re- membered that fourteen were lost by graduation last year. The band has been under the direction of James Mackay for the past three years and had this to say when asked about the band: This ye:ir's band was the best balanced and the most enthusiastic of :ill the three yearn. As early as March of this year, I was sure we had a good band and my belief was justified at Casper. Musically speaking, this was a happy year for meg I am proud to have been your director- and thanks. The following ratings were awarded to band instrumentalists at the Kemmerer and Casper sub-regional music festivals: Tenor Sax Solo-Glenn Williams-Superior, Excellent. Cornet Solo-Tommy Potter-Excellent, Excellent. 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Lois Harris-Piano. I 5 l i Ze: Q H, Robert Beutler-Trumpet. xg I 'X I K' - i f 1, uf f 5 ',l 2 xjff f Z, JUNIOR HIGH BAND gi 1 1 fi 2 i Future musicians of the KHS band are the hard-working members of the junior I , , V X high band. This year's band numbers twenty-four and consists of sixth, seventh and Q 1 1 -1'-, eighth grade students. F 5 , The band, under the able direction of Mr. Mackay, did well at our music fes- y tival, receiving a Division II rating in concert band and a Division I in marching. l ' ' - . Several members played with the high school band during this year. ' j it K They had their picture in the Salt Lake Tribune, showing them leading the fes- I . f ' tival parade. 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Admual General Electrlc Weetmghouse Apphances ' CONGRATULATIONS Class of 48 io.- We wxsh you every sucnese m the future You have accomphshed much IH the past 12 years and have a start for the years ahead Whether you contmue on t hxgher learnmg or enter the ranks of mdustry we re sure you wlll succeed lf you apply yourselves wholeheartedly to the task ahead -.0.. GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY Pubhshmg and Printing I i r'i !'-i i r'i Z a i iv' 'Z-+'i 5'i'r' AFOXIIITER-MOUNTAIN TIIUTIIIE Hthe Plate to GOI' Always a Good Show! 'i Z Z G f i i Z''I i 2 Z I''I i 'v'I i I I I-'I i 'r'! ! Z Z i ! i i''i-'I''I i I'-Z Z r'Z-'2 1 ! i C-'Z' 'I-'Z-'2 7. l f Z I C 5 'r'!'-Z' M, . ' ' -r ,... ,..-f' ,,::-:-:r:z::, .f 'V'-'-,::5:2:r:f:2:'.:.g.g.:.:.-.-:-:2:-:-1:5:.,.,. , ft' .Ag-A. . 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'-14552: 21 - ' ., a:,:::5:34:5:5g,fs ' I , i , , . 5 . -? 5 3 H , .. Z, ffli 1 - i t d A NAATIGN-ALNHONOR socirrv I S The National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of William Mason, was re- organized during the 1947-1948 school term. A new constitution was adopted and eleven new members were inducted into the Teton chapter of the National Honor Society. A35 mn: 13 44, Z., 1 yi Q 4 QQ? Z N- Y 5 6' -a Q N K fa' 4 Q Q QA ff r ds, 'Q fr v J N JR V X is x x ag? Q 1 K :Q t -. , NWC, X 5 ta as L we P t, N W ' ' 1 'fs x 3, 6 Y .-, 'V t ' :5:5'E7F:3:-5: 1 sit' -' N 1 er' Aff,,s'zi'f N 4,6 EN w -ee- 465 'V l ' k X s , , ftfgf 1 Wifi 'r l 5 ' , 'i - 2 . , Q K E, l fag ' . ff if fi Q . 'g E 31 2 .'x X .5 Q xl LV Y If 1' ig f l X ,gr-sr?-'f- Membership in this organization is based upon four criteria-scholarship, leader- ship, character and service. Each member is voted upon by both the present members in the organization and by the faculty members. This organization is one of the major organizations in the senior high school and its aim is to promote higher learning and to create a foundation of scholarship, lead- ership, character and service in the high school and community. Each member who was inducted this year received the National Honor Society pin and was presented with a membership card. The organization at present has seventeen members: ten seniors, seven juniors and before the end of the school term will have three sophomores. Officers for the organization are: President+Thelma Steinhour. . Vice PresidentAJames Joslin. ' Secretary4Chiyoko Tanaka. Treasurer-Lois Harris. Other members are: Seniors- juniors- Merl Case, Jr. Glenn Williams Glen Roberts Boyd Sneddon B111 Thornock C'irl Hess Pat Whiston Thomas Potter Margaret Turley Sophomores- Calvin Hunter Beverly Gregory Charmaine Fagnant Guida Lewis Robert ,Beutler Clarence Bagley Bryan Archer RANGER STAFF Under the instruction of Mr Mackay this years Ranger staff produced seven issues of The Ranger Handicapped by a lack of experienced people the staff con SlSt1Ilg of twelve seniors and two Juniors that were admitted at the start of the second semester nevertheless carried out their assignments and kept the paper up to the standards that were set the year before A new add1t1on was made to the staff this year a staff photographer and his assistant This year The Ranger was sent to all parts of Wyommg several schools in Colo rado Utah Idaho and even as far east as West Virginia as well as being sent to many alumni and friends Although there were only seven issues of The Ranger published and the cost of publishing was nearly one third more than previously The Ranger showed enough profit to allow the purchase of two typewriters as well as save a little money for next year Following lS the staff First Semester Editor in Chief Tommy Potter News Editor Robert Beutler Business and Advertising Don Hansen and Ken Smith Sports Editor Stanley Legarra Official Photographers Frank Hand and Glenn Williams Reporters May Simperman Marie Gunter Marie Ropelato Bob Koren Features Erma Hysell, Clarence Bagley and Jim Dover Sponsor and Instructor James Mackay H..-QSM' -fl X 'M .SN Q ,- .....,-sk A, 45 X Ns X af -I -1 f ,.-..-:nf 'N-M Q jr 1 4 P 5 4 , , , ., e fi P 5 2 X ' .5 g KI gf , C . . 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UNION BARBER SHOP Haircuts-Shaves P C Dobbins Best Wishes to the Chss of 48 -0-1 M 81 M CONFECTIONERY -10.- Hdmbuigers Hot Dogs Chill Good Coffee Doughnuts .J Seniors! We Hope That Graduation llnji' Will Be Among the Happiest ol' Your Life 10... Vi 'hile in Kemmerer We Invite You To Meet and Eat at the NEW PIONEER CAFE io, 'l'::slj.' Dishes Served in Delightful Surroundings .-'all Food I'i'epu1'efl by Experienced Chefs W e Never Close Call for Reservations at Our Private Dining Room NEW PIONEER CAFE Famous for Steaks DR .I R NEWNAM Phy iuin ind Surgeon Hours 11 a m to Noon 2 p rn to 4 p m Oxlice Phone 11 Hom 2b8 Food Luck lo the Seniors CHEVRON COFFEE SHOP CHEVRON SERVICE CHEVRON AUTO REPAIR SHOP Mi ind Mrs Tom Peterson if Q 5 4 -' x : u. ' ' L 46 . , n Z f I 1, S s 1 Q -r 1 ,g 15- gg 4--fr73...g,, QW, ,..:7.. 1 I- :irc ::---1:::u: :r :: :+Q: uc' ':: 427:17 ' il . Q I ' I 0 0 v- 2 . . ' ' .' S S 1 . 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Under the capable leadership of Miss Cox, the Quirt club was fully organized for all games and the group made a striking appearance at all home football and basket- ball games. The Quirt club members also made several trips to surrounding towns to cheer the Rangers in their encounters against opposing teams. Six cheerleaders were chosen by a committee of teachers and students and in their white. snappy outfits, led the organization during all the games and made a fine appearance when presenting new yells and doing different stunts. The cheerleaders were: Jerry Willoughby, Georgia Goldberg, Peggy Alleman, Gloria Lumbert, Marianne Anelli and Josephine Munari. The uniform for members was a black skirt, white blouse and a red coat sweater. All the senior members of the Quirt club were presented with a letter K with the Ranger emblem on it to wear on their sweaters. The officers of the organization for the 1947-48 season were: President, Chiyoko Tanaka: vice president, Beverly Gregoryg secretary, LaRae Bigler and treasurer, Jean Smith. LARIAT CLUB With Miss Gerry Cox as their sponsor, the junior high school girls organized a pep club to cheer their Cowboys through all of their home athletic games. All of the girls in the junior high are eligible for membership and at this time, the club consists of almost every girl in the junior high school. The members are known as the Pepiteers. Dressed in their uniforms of green and white, the organization made a notice- able appearance at all of the games. The organization was led by nine cheerleaders-- three from each grade--who always presented a fine attraction at all the games by do- ing many acrobatic stunts in their cheerleading The Lariat club has proven to be one of the most peppy units in the Kemmerer schools They hase always backed the Quirt club and made it possible for a larger and stronger cheering section HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Owing to class schedule difficulties the high school girls chorus did not have a sufficient number of members for the usual actn ities performed by this group how ever with the assistance of fiye boys two amusing operettas were given Lady Fran ces and Mountain Music Both were highly successful and afforded the chorus mem bers much pleasure For the district music festival the group sang Calm Be Thy Sleep and Celtic Lullaby assisted by a few girls from the junior high chorus A rat ing of Excellent LDIYISIOH lll was receix ed at the Kemmerer festival which consider ing there were only two rehearsals a week was indeed remarkable Patings awarded KHS xocalists were as follows Soprano Solo-Carol Dawn Anderson Excellent Excellent Soprano Solo Georgia May Goldberg Excellent Excellent Vlezzo Solo-Donna Whiston Excellent Mezzo Solo-Charmaine Fagnant Superior Excellent Alto Solo Betty May Kirkwood Superior Alto Solo Betty Glagouch Superior Excellent Alto Solo Lois Harris Super1or Superior Tenor Solo Robert Bcutler Excellent Baritone Solo Dick Thornock Superior Excellent Girls Trio-Onyx Smith Delores Bertagnolli Jeanne Beutler Excellent Girls Trio Donna Whiston Charmaine Fagnant Betty May Kirk wood Superior Excellent Girls Trio-Carol Dawn Anderson Georgia May Goldberg Lois Harris Excellent Superior Girls Sextette-Carol Dawn Anderson Onyx Smith Georgia May Goldberg Yanetta Beachler Betty Glagovich Lois Harris Superior Excellent Mixed Octette Onyx Smith Georgie May Goldberg Betty Glago wich Lois Harris Robert Beutler, Al Gilchrist Tommy Potter Don Hansen Superior Excellent lThc aboye ratings are for Kemmerer and Casper festiyals in that order? ,,,,.-Z 4 C-4 , j N If i I 4 l x . .lf!.fY5.:f 1:.1.. ,ru I I I I if If' X .III I r' I I .A If 1 n . 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H+- ' NK WM, r W we y ,, ,gas Wi ff V, ef 4 '05 J at f it tt at 25 Y Q r s. f l Nw 5 ,F W 4 :QS A, 'gi' B 4 i t N . , I f ,X ,ki-t X30 EN I .l ..,, l : if 5 ' 5' l 3 2, at it E , Y .5 X l I x R, ll - 7, xxxxz , xi . X . - if f ft H X 'xxx ff it - r 1 J 5' A22 0 , 4 I is 2 4 i uf FOOTBALL ran szasou- I , . The Rangers, having had ten lettermen retuming to the squad, proved to be one of the most powerful and deceptive grid squads of high school prep circles of the state. The Ranger eleven played eight games throughout the season, winning six, tying one and losing one. The Rangers met Soda Springs in their first game of the season and beat them handily 20-0. Then the following week-end, the Rangers met the Superior Dragons and downed them 46-0. After such a drubbing the Rangers, very much pleased with them- selves, journeyed to Star Valley, where they met and defeated the Afton Cheesemakers 19-6. The locals next tangled with the Green River Wolves, on Green River soil, where they battled it out' 'to a scoreless tie, 0-0. Undaunted by their tie with the Wolves, the Rangers met the Montpelier Bears and literally swamped them, 46-0. The Rangers then met the state leaders, the Rawlins Outlaws and suffered their first and only de- feat of the season, 14-0. Slightly set back and little the worse for wear after their de- feat by the Outlaws, the Rangers met and conquered the Rock Springs Tigers, 13-6. In their final and traditional Armistice Day game of the season against the powerful Evanston Red Devils, the Rangers were able to boast a victory as they brought home the cowbell. The score, 19-0. At the close of the season, the Rangers had piled up quite an impressive record by placing four men on the All-Conference team: Chubby Legarra, Bryan Archer, Jerry Floyd and Jim Joslin. In addition, there were several mentioned on the second team or to the honorable mention list. Chubby Legarra was chosen as a unanimous selection by most papers to the All-State team. Jim Joslin made the second squad and Jerry Floyd and Bryan Archer were elected on the honorable mention list. THE SQUAD Chubby Legarra tCapta1n7 B111 Thornock Jack Lowham Bill Wilson Frank I-land Bryan Archer Clarence Bagley Jerry Floyd Jim Joslin Johnny Millich Val Wood Jim Daneluk John Gilchrist Virgil Thoman Robert Beutler Frank Bormo Boyd Sneddon Jim Dover Bob legarra Bob Vesco Tom Gilchrist Rudy Juvan Masami D01 Bob Everts Jim Jiacoletti Stuart Orgill Larry Mlshkind David Kominsky Dudley Key Joe Kalister Marion Mlllich Bob Bagley Carl Hess Bob Koren tManagerJ Burnell Yeaman Clarence Bott tManagerJ 44 ,,..i54' ,,,...dm- .., KS- AA gig, WM if 'A .X .ff r. I WW an rr ,J -+ ' fwfr .NXNRM 3355? X W If 1 : f Q it . . . . . . 1 1 l 3 i , , . . . . . 1 l C . . .i - I lk 5 if , ' Q E . . . :fx T . . . . . . 3 t - - t, A. iff f fl 2 . X, Y, , , V: g. 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Q 5 rg at J it is gm a QW by Vi 3 'sh A at r , .1 . - :j:,:5:,::- -: .fir:1:r:r:31'E-:Mir-+5 ' . 3-a Q QE, as x , V. , y :xr .iff 3 .Ni X , 1, 1 ritz xr MER. - xi .4 1 1 f l it SIU L if 3 f ff! fl z if 5 1 . -4 If ,lx 1 U. fp., Braced by four lettermen, the Rangers tconsidered as one of the weaker teams of the Class A group of the Southwest Districtl surprised fans and teams alike in a manner quite typical of the Ranger fives of previous years. Throughout the season the squad played 16 conference games, winning eight and losing eight. In their first game at the district tournament, the locals rnet the Green River Wolves and dropped a thriller, 40-38. Undaunted by their defeat of the day before, the Rangers met and romped the Superior Dragons, 42-34. In the semi-finals for the Con- solation Championship, the Rangers met and dumped the Reliance Pirates, 33-32. Playing the Evanston Red Devils for third and fourth, the Rangers suffered a defeat, 55-46 but retained their last year's fourth place honor. The squad then journeyed to Laramie for the state tournament. where they met the ever-powerful Cheyenne Indians in their first tilt. The game was a thriller with the Indians ending up on the top of a 60-49 score. In their next combat of the hardwood the locals met and stamped out the Lander five, 56-41. ln their third and last game of the tournament, the Rangers met and were defeated by the Laramie Plainsmen, 40-31 thus drawing the tenth place standing of the tournament. At the district tournament, Chubby Legarra was honored by making the All- Tournament team. Then on their trip east to the state tournament, he was named to the All-State honor team by the coaches and officials at the tournament. Chubby was one of the very few of Wyoming prep students to make All-State in two major sports in one year. THE SQUAD Stan Legarra Boyd Sneddon Bill Thomock Bob Koren Glenn Williams .lim Daneluk Glen Roberts Val Wood John Gilchrist Carl Hess Jim Joslin Kenneth Smith lManagerJ JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The up and coming Junior high school Cowboys showed a fairly nice brand of ball this year even though they were unable to overcome Green River Evanston or Cokeville in season play They did meet and defeat a small weak Dlamondville five ln tournament play at Evanston the Cowboys were unable to hit their stride and vs ent down 1n defeat 1n three consecutive games First they met and bowed to the Rawlins five 4 14 then they met the Evanston quintet in their next toumey game and were downed 15 23 Undaunted by their earlier defeats the Cowboys went into their game but were forced to bow in defeat to the Star Valley fue The score 22 29 'rm-: SQUAD Marion M1ll1ch Delano Wood Johnny Harris Jerry Daneluk Leonard Vickrey Arthur Odorxzzi Raymond Martin Roger Gunter Norman Head Joe Kallster Tom Gilchrist Joe Deromedis TRACK THE SEASON The Kemmerer Rangers started their track season with only five lettermen to back the thmclad hopefuls The Rangers had two dual meets and the district track meet on their schedule The first was with the Green River Wolves where the locals were defeated 60 53 Next the squad was to Journey to Montpelier but on the eve of the event, it was cancelled Then May 8 the tracksters journeyed to Rock Springs for the district track meet where they placed second high Glen Roberts placed first in the mile run and Bob Koren placed second in the half mile, both qualifying for the state meet which was held at Casper on May 15 THE SQUAD Discus-Jim Daneluk 11m Joslin Low Hurdles-Clarence Bagley Shot Put-Jim Joslin Pole Vault Boyd Sneddon 440 yd Dash-John Gilchrist Broad Jump-Boyd Sneddon 220 yd Dash Darro Loveday 880 yd Dash Bob Koren 100 yad Dash Darro Loveday, Relay-John Gilchrist Clarence Bagley Boyd Sneddon High Hurdles-Clarence Bagley Darro Loveday Boyd Sneddon -...QM -: : 'z ' ,-,,,,.....-Q. jf wx A 2 It 1 0 i f' 4 , I ,i in - - . . . . . . 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