Laramie High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Frail row. I kina Id Craw fowl, blmonl Florio. Kvcrelt Xrttlrr, Bryce Wet. Calvin William.. Robert Rucb. Bddir Duell. (ionlon Saumlcr . Knit Smith, Stanley Hunt, Roliert Holme. (Viarlra Hen.l -rttin. Richard Blakely. Harry Beal . Ilowaril Chri ten«-ii. Junior Lindary, Lawrcivre JohiMOn. Manning Dowdy, Gene Comp. Floyd Helm . Ikum- HutJinrll. Jack Jonra. Second row: Ikiruthy Snodgraa . Dorothy Valor». Jacqueline Maxaom, Mary Meyer. Mary Dillon, Lorrtta Foul, Hetty White, Margaret Dunn, Shirley Kellogg. Imoxene Jonra. Rva LippoM. Betty IVaraon, Alloc Conwell. Iteverly Quigley, Jackie F itt, Shirley Baker, Lucille Prahl. KWa Rinuell, Irene hatcher. Catherine Condit, Ktbrlrne Kunkel. Ruth Ann Bnimmage. Maxine Boyle. Melvin Croonun. John Neale. Thlnl row. Mary Payne. Virginia Bullock. Kleanor Surline. Henrietta Travcmicht. Crace Hereford. Jean Strauh. Anita Queaiy. Helen Ik-lauxl. Willa Corolla, IFavtd Tlilball. John Cuthrie. Marguerite Hooker. Verna Mae Haroraa. Joyce Story. Joaephlne St ruble. Alice Sherman, Daiay Crawford. Margaret Farrell, De Lola Berkley, I Fort. Ruaaell. Charlea Extras Class History Virginia Woolf QuRTAINS! Footlights!-----------------Director Ora Smith began coaching her ambitious young Extras’’ September 13. 1938. Jackie Fitt received the cov- eted role of president. Shirley Baker was well suited to the part of vice president. Alice June Conwell, secretary and Lucille Prahl, treasurer. The first real action the “Extras” saw was a cos- tume party held Octolier 29: the second, a lovely all- school spring party April 22, 1939. Nine freshman girls participated in the Glee Club, and the ingenious Extras devised a float representing “Medusa” for the Mardi Gras celebra- tion. Cummlnga, Fairy LaMar. Jeanette Melchrr, Halo Kay. Bobby Wood» Fourth row: Bernice O'Brien, Roy Dunham. Father Holden. Adrienne Irene. Doria Jean Neal, Mary Hinder. Lrnorr Jamea. Ardith Minard. Catherine Mo... Marie Koch. William JetikiM. Vera Collin». Frank Or- lean . June Bowman. Patricia Barrett. Dorothy Hurich. Arthur Allen. Alice Prideroorr, Charlea Wallace, Dick Lewi . Billy Parker. Fifth row: Mlw Smith (advDcr). FM rl Green. Dollle Wleburg. Harold Bacon. Virginia thinning, Melvin Johnnie. Ruth Shearer, I.aura Maddox. Itenie Pet ride . Barbara Soule. L Roy HeDey. Shirley Alkinaon. Avion Net- »oti. Marie Joh non. Richard Redburn. lb-tty William . Dorothy KlingU. Jack Swenson, Muriel Avery. Byron FVircman. Lloyd Milton. Sixth row: Harold Johnston, One Jonra. Tommy Sawyer, Dan Moy. George Bartlett, l ola Bell. Martha Grea er, Iona Brown. Charlene Iloure. Dor- othy Hunxikrr. Dorothy Slone, Barbara Thompson. Joaephlne Montgom- ery. Stella Boyer. Laura Ttiovnpaon. Elaine Smith. Haxcl Blackburn. Adrian Clary, I kina Id Kanaly. Doyle Breazeale. Bill Sylee. Beverly Quigley was queen of the “Extras” at the Valentine Ball, and shone in the | art. Several of the Extras” landed haskctlKill roles, including Tommy Sawyer, Calvin Williams, Richard Blakely. Bryce West, Porky Candillo. Byron Fore- man, Dick I.ouis, Boh Woods and Boh Hereford. A small blond “Extra. Adrian Clary, captured almost as much acclaim with his winning smile as he did with his star delating. Young John Neale took the sjiotlight and placed first in the F. F. A. speaking contest held in Casper April 14, with his oration, “The Credit Road To Farm Ownership,” and was awarded a trip to Berk- eley, California, early in May. Be sure and watch this “class of ’42.” It’s a four l ell production! IT

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Front row: Waltrr WrtlW, Waltrr Klahn. Almrr IVtrraon, Grorsr I'rahl. Billy Brnrit, Bickalrr Brvmnirrman. Jimmy Collin . Jimn Chris- triwn. (itw Smith. Bill Jrffrye . I’aul l iihsm. Bill Woodrow, Alhin John»», Kotiby Jackson. Keith Appleby. Giro link Smml row. Maxine Atkinson. Klraoor Salisbury. Kuth Orleans. Patricia Lake, G«r- aldine Marts. Benik-c Mur-look. Ethel Greaser. Kern Larson. Maurine O'KIanniiran, Jeannette Noble. Martha Kawabata. Beatrice Snixely, Vio- let Aschrobrxiiner. Bill Scott. Bill Hamilton. Alice Peterson. Thelma Harnden. Betty Burton. Third row: Mildred Matheson, Era Post. Annanith Woodard. Helen Pula. Patricia Burke. Mantaret (honorer. Mary l. e Willoochbr, Judith Tofjkam. Mar; Maxwell. Mar; White. Donna Beth Rotter». Helen l.i| pold, Holibelu White, l-orna Sandstrom. Ruth- ann Johnson. Evelyn Brown. Dorothy Taylor. Charlotte Perkins. Helen Collins. Imottene Riedesel. fourth row: Mi»» Sureson (adviser). Esther Andernon, Cecil Kern. Florence Jones. Mary McCrohan. Bill) Gillespie. Ib-uls-n Brewster, Stanley Hazlett. Paul Hotrben. George Or- rell. Emery Floyd Nottage. Waltrr Olson. Floyd Harden, Billy Avery, Jamie Duncan, 1-ouU Scarbrough. Manford Harden. “Stand-Ins Class History Donna Beth Rogers T3hE Sophomores take their places as “Stand- Ins” with Mary White in the lead. Ix rna Sand- strom is vice president: Donna Beth Rogers, secre- tary; and Ruthann Johnson, treasurer. Martha Kawabata and Gene Smith represent the Stand- Ins’’ as councilors, while Dorothy Sureson takes her place as director of the inexperienced group. First, the Stand-Ins” prove themselves ca| ahlc of their | osition by presenting the first all-school dance of the season, November 4. This turns out to be such a huge success that they stage a Spring Hop, amid the waving streamers of the gayly decor- ated gym, on March 31. Next, an active group of boys brings us into the limelight of sports and keeps us there through out the year. Gene Smith, George Orrell, George Prahl, Bickslcr Brcmmcrman and Bill Hamilton shine in football: Orrell and Smith letter. In basketball wc find Jimmy Collins. James Christensen, Bill Jef- fryes, George Prahl. Pete Samuels, Finery Miller and Bicksler Brcmmcrman. Of these Samuels, Col- lins and Christensen go to the State Tournament in Casper. Those representing us in track are Gene i« Smith, Pete Samuels, George Prahl, Bill Hamilton, Emery Miller, Jimmy Collins and Jack Ankeny. Proving that the Stand-Ins do have acting ability arc Mary White, Helen Collins. Donna Beth Rogers. Gene Smith and James Christensen, who are initiated into Dramatics Club. Gene and Donna are taken into National Thespian Club. The girls doing their share in athletics arc Mary McCrohan, Maxine Atkinson, Mary Maxwell, Helen Collins, Fern Larson, .Mice Peterson, Annaruth Woodard, who played in the intcrclass basketball tournament. In Glee Club are Helen Collins. Thelma Ham- den, Ethel Erne. I,orna Sandstrom. Mary McCro- han, Ruthann Johnson, Judith Topham, Margaret Conover, Mary I ee Willoughby, Eleanor Pierson, Pat Burke, Bernice Murdock. Mary Maxwell. Ger- aldine Marts and Beatrice Snivel)-. Upholding our literary honor is Beatrice Snivc- ly who wins the essay and poster contest on Parcel Post. She also has the l est poster for the Thes- pians' three one-act play contest. To end a successful year we again take our place on the stage and entertain the entire cast, this time at an assembly, using the theme of Kay Kyscr.”

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Itoni row: Lawmio- Martin, Dick Hughr . Talbrrt Bloom. Jack Win- Roac Noviuki, Patty Hamilton, «'ollccn Manfull, Jean Boyce, Maurinc hcli. Calvin Sarcbcl. Wilbur Weat, Raymorxl Butcher. Gordon Meyer . Smith. Eleanor Knight. Klainr Petride . Uirturn August. Doria Barr. Robert Wanner. Bobby Dkcrlman. Bobby Bath. William Eads, Jack Winona Byrd. Dorothy Valor . Ml lie Mclennan. Violet Taylor. Muriel O'Brien. Robert Coatin. Sick Kekedaki . Buddy Aacbenbrenner. Ward Bender. Ruby Payton. Mildred Harlow. Mary Gordon. Fourth row: Ball. Robert McKay. Second row: Tberrna Barrett. Betty Strouta. Mary Louise Popp. Fern Dunn. Mary Hick . Lois Batcbddcr, Betty Doreen Kbaen. Jack l.ynn, Donald Pope. Carl Hick . Ray Wamcn. Lee Obenour. Barbara Jobnaon. Betty Iwataukl. Margaret Walker. Alice But- Covington. Robert LaMar. Dick Sullivan. Phil Scberck. Charlea Acker- ebrr. Vera Mae Pedrn, Mildred Elliott. Doria Johansen. Joyce Collier, blade. Haney Fallln. Melvin Harrall. Ralph Conwrll. Henry May. Bill Marilyn Murphy, Shirley Sowar . I at Donna Branacuni. Gayle Thor bum, Davidson. Third row. Velma Larson. Lot Howe. Phyllis Bowser. Darline Tompkins. Catherine Kanaly. Miu Marcella Avery (adviser). “Stage Hands Betty Iyvatsuki iE “Stage Hands or Freshmen broke loose by electing as their president. Ferry Stockton; vice president, Nick Kckcdakis; secretary treasurer, Bet- ty Iwatsuki; student council members, Eleanor Knight and Charles Hegewald; cheer leader, Mau- reen Smith and reporters, Jeanne Boyce and Dick Sullivan, with Miss Avery as sponsor. Coming around for the second stretch, a dancing party with dancing, games and refreshments took place. The entire faculty was invited as special guests. Now for the third stretch. The misspelled word contest sponsored by the Plainsman Herald was won by Betty Iwatsuki. Closing in on the last stretch, another dancing party climaxed the Stagehands' ” activities. I vet’s look hack and see what we did when we were “Doormen.” Under the sponsorship of Miss Wymore, the class elected for president, Betty Iwat- suki ; vice president, Perry Stockton; secretary-treas- urer, Patricia Harrison; and student council mem- bers, Colleen Manfull and Charles Hegewald. • Things of interest were a party, winners in the National Book Week program, guest speakers at class meetings, and third place in the Pep Club Stunt night. 18