Kemmerer High School - Ranger Yearbook (Kemmerer, WY)

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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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all 'T' Q, X, 'xxi-wfr' V' G N-Ps. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We have now endured our last moments as underclassmen and can look back on the pleasant times spent as such. The class of '49 started off in their freshman year in such a manner that they left no doubt in anyone's mind that they would be one of the most outstanding classes in Kemmerer high school. At first there was a battle with the upperclassmen to see if we would stay in junior high or advance to high school, but after a long, hard struggle we became full-fledged students. 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