Kemmerer High School - Ranger Yearbook (Kemmerer, WY)

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l CL .nn si n eg -'-- . JL fs' I .Ill-. To the Diamondville girls Elaine Gordes leaves all her beaus. Carolyn Gunter wills her ability to get a man to Bonnie Neil. Helen Churlick's shyness and quiet ways go to Mary Jo Fatica To Faye Lowery goes the body and soul of Charles Barbero, in hopes that she will care for it throughout her life. qommy Jarvie leaves his ability to buy loud shirts to Paul Anderson. Dona Bae Rasmussen's capability to pester Miss Statton is left to Margaret Reed. The lover of the Class of '52, Johnny Harris, wills his ability to break women's hearts to Jinnw Damori. In hopes that Helen Kolata is successful in this wicked world, Norma Spears leaves to her the nickname of 'Bubbles'. Ronald Cattelan donates his curly hair to Danny Alleman, hoping he will take care of it. Willing her ability to get a man and keep him Marie Antilla recommended her SISCSF Linda as the beneficlary Shirley Kolata s flirting ability goes to shlrley Lively Dele Beachler wills her sheepherding techniques to Gerry Gagliardi w1sh1ng to see Gerry herd more sheep and less boys Doris Nelson Daneluk wills her long hair to Beverly Lauck Edna O Brien leaves her mastery of going with college boys to harv Lou Lebolo Teddy Wright s singing ability 1S left to Roland Lewis hoping that he will be able to use it after his voice changes Pat Hood leaves her married life to Audrey Sneddon hoping that she will use it omeday Opal Df0gh1H1 s bookkeeping techniques are left to anyone who wants them Carol Grubb wills her coquettish eyes to Dolores Parent Douglas Johnson leaves his ability to manage Q71 a football team to Robert Vickrey Carla Schow wills any of her 3b1l1t16S Q71 to anyone who needs them Her love for horses is left to Darlene Anelli by Pat Brown The vacancy left in Student Council by Shirley Ellsworth 1S left to Betty Gilchrist Lorna Dee Wood s dimples are left to Shirley Peterson Jerry Daneluk wills his bashfulness to Jimmy Brown Loretta Fedor leaves her artistic qualifications to Beth Junker Jimmy Kochevar 1S so stingy he doesn t want to leave anything to anybody anytime anywhere anyhow M1m1 Povsche her athletic ability to Carol Pomeroy Donna Chipp gives her ability to get along with Mr Garrett to anyone flunking in a science course Joe Thornock s tinkering techniques in auto mechanics are left to Bllly Gianola Arthur Odorizzi leaves his roving ability to Dean Maki Jimmy Wright wills his seaf in the office to any unfortunate who goe the wrong way Masao Miyake wills a portion of his scholastic ability to Jim Sawaya Ronald DHVISOD s patience and quiet ways are left to Ralph Vickrey Billy Sak leaves his desires to skip school to anyone who gets spring fever Lloyd Bondurant wills his long hair to Fred Findlay Gary Wood leaves his athletic ability to Frank Sciglianio I v . , , . . . . . . . Q Q - . . , . , . . . 5 . I . . , . . . . . . . . , . . L , . . , - 1 I ! 1 ' L K . . . . . l at I' ay, . . . . I Y . . 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' ' ,-,' is .1 ' ' . .- a F K 4 1 . R I L v .nuo 1 1 - i,d s . , ltllill I - , . .

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Samoa Glafu Pan The t1ny crystal ball holds all of the past and all of the future reveals h1dden thlngs and makes known the secret We are about to d1scover the future 3W31t1Hg the Class of 52 as the m1SC clears Qu1et please We are on a country road In the dlstance we see a small ranch house The only v1s1ble occupant Patr1c1a Prown 1s m1lk1ng cows Wander1ng around the ranch we notlce a tall freckled faced man C0m1ng from the bunk house We YCCOQHIZG h1m as the forenan Art OdOF1ZZ1 Journev1ng down the road we come upon M1m1 Povsche herd1ng an acre of l1ttle ranchers home for supper The scene changes and we see a large bf1Ck manslon to the west It 1S the famous ranch house of the former Dele Beachler who s success IS due to her row broke husband To the east 1 another rancl home It overflows w1th small ch1ldren Thelr mother who was Donna Ch1pp uses the Dewey Dec1mal System to keep tract of her lovelv ch1ldren Lpon a near bv h1ll 15 the Gunter Sheep Camp where Lorna Dee Wood P1CkS woodtlcks off the t1ny lambs and Carolyn Gunter the Chlef cook 1S bottle wa her The ball over clouds and next we see the boulevard of a large c1ty The b1g Soap Company on the left 1S owned by Ronald Dav1son and Lloyd Bondurant Thelr motto IS Better TO1lEC Soaps We keep the world clean Our gaze sh1fts to tle br1Ck bu1ld 1ng of the Frontler Flame Dally lted by Tom Jarv1e At one desk busy POUHd1Hg a typewrlter 1S a small ladv known to all as Shlrley Ellsworth the noted DIVOYCC AdV1SOF Farther down the l1ne of EYPISCS and copy ed1tors we pause at the desk where the name plate reads Romance Edltor Ela1ne Gordes We note that she 1S WFIEIHQ an 6d1COF13l on the mov1e dlrected by the close up love scene dlrector S1 rley Kol ara Across the street 1S the LEWIS Meat Packlng Plant It IS managed by Mar1e Ant1lla and Duane LCWIS The1r secretar1es Dona Rae Rasmussen and Carol Grubb are playing poker The scene changes We are 1nS1de a garage Here comes the top grease monkey Gary Wood We look around and see the owner Douglas Johnson and h1s super salesman Jerry Daneluk COHVefS1Dg wlth the secretary Edna O B len The m1QCS close 1n They r1se 1n s1de a day nursery Here we flnd Pat Hood and Helen Fhurl1ck feedlng hun gry ch1ldren In the k1tchen we see the Chlef cook Blll Sak More clouds and then we see a vast aud1tor1um Com1ng 1n the door and reCC1V1ng many applause 1S the famed Masao Mlyake who has so much Beal Estate that he keeps an 1ndexed f1le 1n order to know lt h1mS8lf Cn an elevated platform artlsts Loretta Fedor and Dorls Daneluk are sketch1ng each person as they enter the 8Ud1COY1Um Among those 1n the audlence are Carla Schow noted dress deslgner from New York Jlm Kochevar the World s FIFSC Clar1net player and MISS Cpal DTOgh1H1 Metrapolltan Opera Star Joe Thornock comes to the center of the stage and beg1ns to speak A he thanks the town flOF1St Ronald Cattelan for the flowers so w11l1ngly donated the ma1n speaker Charles Bar bero comes to the stage and Slts be Slde the other speakers They are comed1ans James Wr1ght and Norma Spears and slnger Ted Lynn wflght Johnny HSFIIS the famous trumpet player and pres1dent of the Class of 52 steps 1nto the spot llght and the orchestra beg1ns to play A purple haze closes 1n and we see no nore I ' . 1 ' - ' 1 . ' ' 1 . - ' 1 Q ' . . . . . ' . f 1 1 e. 1 ' ' 1 1 I . . 7 I 7 ' s.. . , . 1 1 ' - , . . . . . S , 1 I . , , I 1 . I . . 1 . ' ' Y 1 . , ' , . . ' s . - ' 1 V I , . . 1 - I . . . l . , 0 . S . - - 1 .1 - . . A 1 , ed- , - , . I 7 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . I 1 1 . . . n , . l - 1 . ' 1

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