Laramie High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1959 volume:

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Feature Section Freshmen Juniors Organizations Professional Listings School Calendar Seniors Senior Will Senior Prophecy Seventh Graders Sophomores Sports 137 117 127 2; 133 J08 94 23 179 32 71 130 131 121 102 56 r Student Council Front row—Don Ruskancn, Anita Knadlcr, Corky Shilt. Middle row—Jerry Hilmer, Sue West, Terry Hearnc, Myrna Tippets, Cindy Hollocfc, Noni Dcaringer. Sack row—Mickey Crouse. Dove Corthell, Mary Black- stone, Sue Hitchcock. The meeting will come to order. The regular meeting of the Student Council was called to order by the President, Corky Schilt. Roll call was taken and the minutes were read and approved. This is how the Laramie High Student Council opens its meetings, and how the Secretary, Anita Knadlcr begins her report of the minutes of one of the most essential functions of our students. At all times the students ore invited to sit in on these meetings that determine the activities of our organization and classes, and draw their own con- clusions on the ever-increasing efforts of our Stu- dent Council. This year more than ever has been done for our benefit by the members. Several fund drives have been run for the warming hut, the United Fund and others. Citizenship projects were discussed and usually passed for the Senior High School classes and other projects for active organizations. During the early part of December the Student Council members and guests trekked up to Corbett's cabin for their annual party. It was a rare reward after the work of the first semester. After school started again, if was back to work, and many things were accomplished including the married-student regulations, the date for the '59 follies was set and preparations begun for the event. Something else really new this year is the Hi-Fi for the school, available for the use of classes and organizations. To the Student Council: Congratulations for a successful year and a job well done, and thank you for your service to us, the stu- dents of I. H. S. u s 3 Roll of Honor At the end of the first semester, pictured students had achieved a straight I average. First row—Dennis Veasman, Gary McDaniel, Craig Kuchel, Rich- ard Kauffman, Joyce Frasier, Peggy McKaughen, and Mary Francis Barnes. Second row—Tom Cartwright, John Williams, Robin Alford, Mike Hallock, Martha Dougherty, and Andrea Sundby. Names appearing below are of those who maintained an aver- age of 1.5 or better. Junior High Honor Roll Senior High Honor Roll First row—Paul Fanning, Melodic Irvine, DiAnn Hammond, Geraldine Hill, Zora Junaco, Babs Kruse, Ruth Ann Long, Mary Whitcomb, Perri Gaer. Second row—Aksel Petersen, Roger Dodds, Susan Flippin, Terry Hearne, Sharon Loban, Barbara Duncan, John Dinccn, Anne Siren, and Jens Dahl. Not pictured: Mary Lonsdale and Coralee Holden. SENIORS Ball, Evelyn Bell, Barbara Buckles, Marilyn Duncan, Barbara Field, Sylvia Garcia, Filomena Johnson, Virginia Smallwood, Charlotte Dinsmore, Bruce House, George Lucas, Alan SOPHOMORES Boilsen, Ken Fallin, Lonnie Frudc, Allen Hanks, John Morgan, Roger Rardin, Don Reynolds, Gene Andrews, Claire Gilroy, Barbara Helms, Mary Lee Hing, Linda Lonsdale, Mary McKaughan, Sally Marshall, Marilyn Outsen, Sandra Ricketts, Wadctta Stoneman, Beth FRESHMEN Atkinson, Jim Brown, Eddie Denniston, Rollin Dockter, Bruce Pelton, Lewis Ruskancn, Ray Slater, Bob Stcbner, Ken Warren, George Banner, Kerry Barnes, Mary Lin Blackstone, Mary Burleson, Jancllc Christensen, Lynne Devaney, Patricia Erickson, Signc Harding, Ellen Krafczik, Carole Moody, Sharon Moore, Janice Robinson, Sandra JUNIORS Ackerson, Janice Conyers, Fred Corgan, Sheila Devaney, Mike Dolling, Bill lanum, Tom Picrantoni, Dale Bindschadler, Lela Comin, Susan Davis, Judy Dawson. Sandra Lockhart, Billie Jean Longpre, Jeanne Morgan, Sharon Payne, Sarah Ross, Sharon Rutledge, Ronna Thomas, Janyce Weber. Phyllis SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Ball, Kathleen Bcltz, Judy Burnstad, Teddy Ann Dougherty, Eleanor Hitchcock, Judy McMillan, Betsy Paules, Miriam Schultz, Patricia Tammen, Margaret Timmons, Ray Barry, Scott 8lack, Craig Brown, Don Bunch, John Farmer, Charles Godbe, John Johnson, Sigurd Stone, Robert Thomas, Larry Butler, Barbara Christensen, Ann Davis, Sally Hallock, Lucinda Henderson, Gail Ryff, Monty Thatcher, Gloria Thomas, Mary Bowman, Benny Croley, Chuck Cunningham, Richard Lang, Ralph McLennan, Warren Nelson, Osea Smith, Bucky Wright, Donna In the office : searching for ideas. But page 40 has to be somewhere! Year Book 'The Slave Drivers Linda and Jeannie Make that a good- looking ad. ANNUAL STAFF Editors Linda Hansen, Jeannie Burrowes Business Managers Sharon Graham, Carolyn Dotson Photographers Jeannie Burrowes, Bill Wagner, Ed McGraw STAFF: Max Atwell, Barbara Boyd, Al Caudillo, Jackie Greaser, Anita Knadler, Corky Schilt, Betty Ann Stanfield, Pat Talbott, Barbara Bell, Howard Cad- well, Barbara Duncan, Bud Haskins, Janice Hill Rowe, Charlotte Smallwood, Linda Tadlock, Kay Quinlivan. Sponsor: Mrs. Nelson. FRUSTRATION What's the matter with the picture this time? 5 Staff 'What's wrong now? Successful The candidates' colorful publicity The day of the parade and Miss C. L. Knight representing Pep Club Homecoming for men First Attendant—Miss Anita Knadler' Here they are: Dean, Don, and Phyllis, D. E.'s candidate. Second Attendant AAyrrta Tippets First Attendant Anita Knadler r My dear, you look simply fearful! Thespians Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Powder is better than measles any day CAST Cornelia Skinner Emily Kimbrough Otis Skinner Mr . Skinner Dick Winter Leo McEvoy Admiral Madame Eli e Steward Health Inspector English Girl Dc La Croix Pur er There e Stewardess Window Washer Sylvia Field Joanna Lanum George House Kathy Tichac Don Miller John Dinncen Corky Schilt C. L. Knight Mickey Crouse Jeannie Bindschadier Jeannie Burrowes Betty Stanfield J. R. Gaddis Bruce Dinsmorc Tillic Greaves Sharon Barbee Max Atwell Senior Class Play The cause of all trouble—Raymond! Well, let me tell you what I heard. George Washington Slept Here SENIOR CAST Changing scenery with the help of the wonderful stage crew. FACULTY CAST Penny Shirley Hill Alice Vida Cummins Paul Sycamore Earl Wood Essie Margaret Mecca Ed Bill Person Mr. DiPinna Vernon Stephenson Tony Kirby Bob Mason Mr. Kirby Joe Reynolds Mrs. Kirby Muriel Johnson Rheba Beth Peterson Donald Elmo Prine Russian Ballet instructor Jim Wilkey Gay Wellington Morine Ross Olga Vera Isberg G-Men Joe Chasteen Henderson Vcrn Jensen Eugene Chascy Harold Mack You Can't Take It With You Who F a c P u 1 1 t a y y Who has the mascara? Newton Fuller Annebcll Fuller Mr. Kimber Uncle Stanley Rena Leslie Clayton Evan Tom Leggett Raymond Mits Wilcox Hester Katie Sue............. Steve Mr. Prescott Mrs. Douglas Madge Sandy Colling Sylvia Field Gordon Holladay George House Anne Gilroy Kent Boswell Bruce Dinsmorc Danny lewis Fred Waters Dianna Dolan Sandy Johnson Virginia Johnson Janice Lutz John Dinneen Keith Lantz Barbara Duncan Sharon Graham Grandpa it's like took my bottle? The Christmas Scene, as drawn by Perri, Wanda, and Pat. Away in a manger . . directed by Mr. Person. Student art decorates the backdrop. We gather 'round the Christmas tree. 7ife blume XXX, No. Larami Friday, December 19, Deti Heads Cast for Faculty Play This year there is to be something certainly not least Henderson (Har in the way of entertainment! old Mack). |ur faculty is producing om all indications it nron a great success. Miss Coleen Lane play, has cho, Ike It With You Ij porge S. Kaufma hn Deti as Grar rhof) and Miss ughter Penny. |c in a home w rather large f free to exe ried hobbie: [ rk City in 1936. The Id is Grand (Jed to “relax' |st didn’t go back is daughter. Penny, is a painter, playwright and loving Evelyn .11, John _ Bruce Dinsmore, all seniors n. . mie High School, have won to , scholastic honors by reaching the 1 finals of the 1958-59 National Merit ;,r .SchoX r hi'p Program. '' The high academic plateau was reached by high scores in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship competitior this school year.' left to fight, John Deti, play i Champs hut. to pla ti M | the All-State team, to havt 9 Deit named Coach of the Year, to have Sandy Colling named Back in the State, was a litt much for the Plainsmen, and Christopolous. the erstwhi since gone’’ newspaper for the Daily Boomerang. soaking wet in the Lara1 locker room showers. Q).£ On the All-State to; Colling and Ed Goetz w Seniors made the gra ii .ti .. ru..... Ure Equal- is to cherisn ting Off ' 4 his friends. n,p Him ten t goM ught a it and during f govern o « Q-. ing officii c A°p. akers are] r-' A'„. e Cf-n and are it'd . if ...... c MO Gi, YS'STATE I riOYS STATE Tsoys’ State is probiibly the g| est experience of a young life for he learns to associate i other people of his kind. The | TTy . •'ftant thing a l oy learns At the U. of W. Journalism Week- end, Evelyn Ball receives the awards for the 1957-58 yearbook. In Division I these awards includ- ed 2nd place for photography and special page awards for title page, annual staff pages, and the faculty section. ---------------------- o 'O Hall, a fiery Junior wl Oc r to Laramie from Shei c u £ shared top honors a rf,Sir, mentioned before w; tile Best BnekfielA4...- State. [let instructor (Jim Wilkey); Gay dlington, the alcoholic would be rcss (Mrs. Morine Ross): Olga. The football t -‘l, QpQSGr after the season was . chose among themselves . tfy who was, withoi-O .- ......................'io?9-De , it will Otd o- Valuable Playe a doubt. Sandy Colling At the ould be Russian Princess football banquet, he was awarded rs. Vera Iceberg): the three G trophy which was given in signifi- n (Joe Chasteen, Vein Jensen, cance of his fine showing on the dr V yn '‘Mr different f d Jq t of Boys’ Ll Eugene Chasey); and last but Plainsman field. energy if you c a. -a , oUr_ K;,rn lo lov able to qualify to be  • A. 1 ,,d know their l6rioryn£sOn in a few wl Je nn -dShA,y n P,ace wherc 1 learn to love citizen. Susan Flippin and Judy Tatham were co-chairmen of the feast given by second-year Latin Classes with first-year Latin students as slaves. Held in the activity room Saturday evening, February 7, the theme was that of a victory banauct presided over by the Emperor and Empress (David Smith and Melodic Irvine) to celebrate recent conquests in Gaul! Committee chairmen were Zora Juraco, food; Anabel Malmquist, programs; Roger Dodds, enter- tainment; Karen Cook, decoration; Patty Jo Wise- man, invitations; Beth Stoncman, clean up. lela Bindschadlcr, Mary Whitcomb, and Sharon Ross, former Latin students, assisted in the kitchen. Entertainment consisted of a welcome speech by David Smith: a wrcstlinq bout between Bruce An- drews and Eric Hanson, Eugene Miller and Ikey Scott; and a play whose cast of characters included Pat Devancy, Rollin Denniston, John Hanks, James Holmstrand, Albert McPhcc, Mike Bott, Lewis Pclton, Sammy Fratto. Kathryn Johnson, Shirley Wick, and Kenneth Stcbner. 14 German students in authentic costumes enjoyed a dinner of pig's knuckles and sauerkraut at the first annual Christmas banquet. Father Christmas distributed gifts to everyone making the evening especially festive. German Banquet French Banquet Onion soup, leg of lamb, real French fried potatoes and lots of other good things to eat formed the basis of this French banquet. A good-sized Eiffel Tower and French costumes gave this the atmosphere of a sidewalk cafe in Paris. s e Junior • i o r Banquet 19 5 9 Look the fellas made it. Dancing at the Moose The Night of January 31- The Seniors' Big Night — The Sno-Ball What's wrong, Jeannie? M o o s Dance Who danced with whom? Catch a Falling Star. The Eighth Graders enjoy a dance. No shoes, yet. 17 r The Honor Most Admired Jr. Rotarians Fir  row—Terry Hearne, Alan Luca . Ed Goetz, Ke lantz, John Dineen. Second row—Harry Surline, Corky Schilt, Sandy C ling, Bruce Dinsmore. Boy and Girl Staters First row—Jeannie Burrowes, Anne Gilroy, Sylvia Field, Sharon Graham, Charlotte Smallwood, Betty Stanfield. Second row—Ed Goetz, Alan Lucas, John Dineen, Bruce Dinsmore, Keith Lantz, Terry Hcarne. GIRL'S STATE TEA First Row—Kay Kraus, Deann. Dolan, Jeannie Burrowes, Ann Gilroy, Syivia Field, Sharoi Graham, Charlotte Smallwood Betty Stanfield, Anita Knadler. Second Row — Alice Ellsbury Judy Kuhn, Sherry Loban, Bar bara Bell, Carolyn Dotson, Mar ilyn Buckles, Virginia Johnson Joan Wood, Agnes Johnson Sandy Johnson. Third Row—Jackie Greaser, Bar bara Duncan, Phyllis Walton. Not Pictured: Linda Hansen, De la 8orgcman r After election in April the new Cheerleaders attended chccrlcading clinic in Casper. In June they cheered at the All-Star Game in Laramie. During August the girls visited Football Camp for one day. This year the cheerleaders at- tended all the football games both in and out of town. How- ever. due to poor weather they were not able to go to all the out-of-town basketball games or wrestling matches. They did, of course, attend all the home games and matches. They were invited to the Annual Athletic Banquet in November. The girls were also interviewed on the radio. They all went to the District Basketball Tournament in Torrington and the State Basketball and Wrestling Tournaments in Laramie. They led cheers at all pep assemblies, parades and the Homecoming Snake Dance. The Cheerleaders worked all year to promote more interest in athletics and school spirit. come Assistant Cheerleaders: Joanna lanum and Barbara Bell Evelyn Ball John Dineen Most Scholarly Sylvia Field Ed Goetz i Cutest Couple Myrna Tippets Tony Scarpelli By Popul Cla These We Bestest ai Best Athlete Barbara Boyd Teddy Shawver Barbara Duncan Sandy Colling Best Looking Best Dressed 20 rote of the f 1959 lected the Mostest George House Annette Sawyer Most Considerate Kay Quinlivan Terry Hearne Student Projectionists Alvin Young, Bev Anthis, Len Shaffer, Charles Gall, Tom Tammen, Virginia Johnson, AAr. Prine, Fred Conyers, Gary Wamhoff, Jerry Hinds, Bruce Dinsmore, George Wille, David Hatfield, Richard Nicholls, Kenny Barnes. Not pictured: Bob Rottman, Sandra Hopkins. Student Librarians Susie Knudsen, Merridy Allen, Sarah Payne, Cathy Hosier, Wilma Ames, Barbara Larson. Not pictured: Dixie Chesnut, Sandy Johnston, Shelda Anthis. Not interested? the movies we to see. Organizations The Voca GIRLS' CHOIR Row one—Francic Dunham, Susan Flippin, Judy Brueckner, Mary Anne O'Day, Mary Cartwright, Linda Harmstrom, Ruthann Liebsack, Sandra Allen. Row two—Mr. Person, Jill Strohmaercr, Mary Lin Barnes, Charline Wylom, Sue Hilston, Jerri Kagel, Claire Andrews, Judi Blount, Theresca Montez. Row three—Joyce Frasier, Barbara Gilroy, Phyllis Walton, Ramona Hunt, Connie Natcr, Janet House, DiAnn Hammond. Not pictured: Donna Braman. MIXED CHORUS Row one—Sandy Outsen, Annette Sawyer, Mary Bushcy, Jim Nicholls, Jens Dahl, Cathie Hosier, Marilyn Marshall, Linda Stone. Row two—Mr. Person, Mary Whitcomb, 8cvcrly Lowry, Leilani Mctzlcr, Gary Bailey, Harley Stone, Jacob Vigil, Linda Lundbcrg, Kay Kraus. Row three—Nancy Wcibel, Julie Williams, Joel Swearingen, Dave Rycl, Della Borgeman, Pat Hopkins. Not pictured: Evelyn Ball, Linda Han- sen, Sharon Lobon, Calccn Schmidt, James Walker. 24 GIRLS' CHORUS First row—Joyce Frasier, Reva Nauman, Patti George, Judy Evanson, Ruthann Liebsack, Cynthia Knight, Sue Hoffman, Dixie Chestnut, lela Bindschadlcr, Mary Whitcomb, Sheila Sittler, Susan Flippin. Second row-Jill Strohmaier, Sandra Allen, Claire Andrews, Marjorie Ryan, Nancy Wcibel. Barbara Gilroy, Francie Dunham, Cathie Hosier, Marilyn Marshall, Linda King, Julie Williams, Calcen Schmidt, Mary lin Barnes, Jcannic Snyder. Third row-Jerri Kagel, DiAnn Hammond, Janet House, Cora Lee Holden, Sue McMillan, Virgic Copeland, Della Borgcman, Mary Cartwright, Teddi Ann Jones, Geraldine H(ll, Theresa Montcz, Phyllis Walton, Ruth Ann long, Charlene Wylem, Evelyn Ball, Mr. Person. Fourth row—Sue Hilston, Mary Ann O'Day, Sandy Outsen, Pat Hopkins, Linda Harmston, Jayne Haagcnson, Carol Mosier, Joan Wood. Ramona Hunt, Pat Kane, Judy Davis, Agnes Johnson, Mary Bushey, Judy Tatham, Linda Lundbcrg. Not pictured—Anno Gilroy, Jean Cuthbertson, Barbara Edwards, Barbara Schilz, Mary Walker, Sharlcen Hayden, Donna Braman, Nancy Hartman, Lorraine Wolcott, Annette Sawyer, Linda Stone, Beverly Lowry, Leilani Metzler, Kay Kraus, Linda Hansen, Sharon Loban, Judy Brucckner, Connie Nater, Judi Blount. The vocal music department started out the year short on numbers and with a new director. An early move to try to increase student participation was the organization of an after-school Girls' Chorus. This group made its first public appearance with the Girls' Choir at our Education Week Open House on Nov. 13. The Mixed Chorus sang for the Elk's Memorial Service on Dec. 7. The Girls' Choir sang for each of the Laramie service clubs when they met in our Activity Room. The high spot for our year was our spring concert and participation in the spring festival at Wheatland. Our ensembles and soloists appeared at numerous school and community functions. We hope that our efforts have helped to make this school year more pleasant for all of us through music. Queen Candidate Kay, Escort Wayne  Art Club Fir  row—Barbara Boyd, Phylli Walton, Mrs. Isberg, Wanda Brasher, Perri Gaer. Second row—Sandy Hopkins, Bonnie luthey, Brooke Smith, Agnes Johnson, Pat Hopkins, Sherry Brasher, Monty Ryff. Queen Candidate Pat, Escort J. R. Art Club is composed of persons inter- ested in art. The club started out this year with the election of officers and nomina- tion of the Homecoming Queen Candidate, Pat Hopkins. The float for the Homecom- ing Parade was a pallet throne with attrac- tive brushes and a green-color theme. As money-making projects the Art Club has made posters for the Ski Lodge and door posters for the Annual Jamboree. The club also had a popcorn ball sale. Of added interest to the members were several visits to art exhibits at the Univer- sity of Wyoming. Future plans of the club are to construct a constitution and have a banquet as an at- traction to new members. Officers: President—Phyllis Walton Vice-President—Barbara Boyd Secretary-Treasurer-Wanda Brasher 26 Band Section Alison Tyler Diane Long MBHP5 L LARAMIE a WYO A Senior High Band Personnel FLUTES Diane Long Evelyn Ball Anne Siren Sue Hitchcock Alison Tyler Melodie Irvine CLARINETS Lela Bindschadler Allen Davenport Janyce Thomas Ronnamary Rutledge Judy Evanson Judy Thompson Betty Peterson Coralee Holden Carol Moyer ALTO SAXOPHONES Harry Surline Osea Nelson Roseva McDaniel Ray Ruskanen Pete Mack Marylcc Helms Elizabeth Stoncman Patty Wiseman TENOR SAXOPHONES Janice Moore Sandra Johnston BARITONE SAXOPHONE Anabel Malmquist CORNETS Alan Lucas Gordon Holladay Oren McFaddcn Orman Paanancn Larry Chasey Dennis Morell John Ybarra James Thurman FRENCH HORNS Janet Nottagc Ralph Lang Sue Ann Hoffman Zora Juraco BARITONES John Dinneen Roger Dodds Dennis Morell TROMBONES John Dinneen Richard Tyler Bob Slater Rodney Worman Charles Croley SOUSAPHONES Bill Malloy Richard Cunningham Bruce Andrews Gary Johnson BASS DRUMS Karen Cook Dixie Chesnut SNARE DRUMS Mary Thomas Eddie Bergstrom Karen Perry Judi Ingalsbe Bari Baillie Eric Hansen Dan Eckdaht Chas. Gall CYMBALS Laurel Brasher Gordon Dudley VIBRAPHONE Kathie 8raisted TYMPANI Kathie Braisted Gordon Dudley BELL LYRA Billie Jean Hickey TRANSPORTATION Chas. Gall Glen Walton FLAG BEARERS Claire Andrews Claire Hilston Annette Sawyer Sandra Allen Phyllis Wolfe A. O. Wheeler Bandmaster and Instrumental Music Director, Laramie City Schools System Melodie Irvine, Linda Woods, Kathleetn Houghton, Linda Maushak and Darlene Tippets 29 4-Year Sweater Award Group Seated—Gordon Holladay, Oren McFadden, Bill Malloy, laurel Brashjr, Richard Tyler, Sandra Johnson, Alan Lucas, Ed Bergstrom, Evelyn Ball, Harry Surline, Gordon Dudley, Victor Ybarra, and John Dinneen. Sanding—Karen Perry, Diane long, Anne Siren, Lela Bindschadler, Dixie Chesnut, Dennis Morell, Rodney Worman, Allen Davenport, Orman Paananen, Carol Moyer, Jim Thurman, Ronna Rutledge, Judy Thompson, Janyce Thomas, and Kathie Houghton. Head Majorette and Solo-Twirler Solo-Twirler Kathleen Houghton Linda Woods 30 Select Small Wind Ensemble Sealed—Diane Long, Evelyn Ball, Ann Siren, Sue Hitchcock, Alison Tyler, Melodic Irvine. Lela Bindschadler, Allen Davenport, Janyce Thomas, Ronnamary Rutledge, Larry Chascy, and Alan Lucas. Standing—Kathic Braisted, Roscva McDaniel, Janice Moore, Anabel Malmquist. Dennis Morell, Bill Malloy, Richard Tyler, John Dinneen, Bob Slater, Osca Nelson. Harry Surlinc. Orcn McFadden, Orman Paananen, Victor Ybarra, and Gordon Holladay. First Chair Members Seated—Diane Long, Lela Bindschadler, Alan Lucas, John Dinneen, Harry Surlinc, and Janice Moore. Standing—Laurel Brasher, Gordon Dudley, Bill Malloy, Mary Thomas, Karen Cook, Eddie Bergstrom, Anabel Malmquist, and Kathie Braisted. School Calendar 1958 -1959 August 25 • 26 Student Council Clinic September 12 Pep Club Dance 12 B Game Loveland—there 25 B Game Granby—there October 1 B Game Cheyenne—there 2 3, 4 WEA Convention 4 Band Day—University 11 G Game Walden—here 13 Safety Film—Champion Spark Plugs; Mr. Freddy Agabashian 15 B Game Cheyenne—here 17 FTA Dance 17 All School Assembly—Blind Gymnast 18 FHA District Meet—Cheyenne 20 Kudcr Test for Seniors 22 B Game Louisville—there 23 Coronation 24 Parade 2:30; Pep Club Homecoming Dance 28 B Game Granby—here November 4 Thespian Play 6 Safety Film—Lt. Boyd 7 Spanish Party 7 Senior High Assembly—Make-up 8 B Game Scottsbluff—here 10 Ohio Test for Seniors 10 FTA Tea after School 10 FHA Open House 11 Veterans Day Parade 13 American Education Week Open House 17 20 Iowa Test of Educational Development for upper 25% 18 L Club vs. Faculty Game 20 Thespian Banquet—Knight Hall 21 Sophs all-school Dance 24 Announcements for Seniors 27 -28 Thanksgiving Vacation December 4 Senior Class Party 5 Wrestling—Fort Collins—horc Walden B Game—there 6 St. Mery's B Game—there 12 Encampment B Game—there 13 Lander B Game—there Safety Club Dance 15 Freshman Class Party 17 Senior High Assembly—Unicycles 18 Prep B Game Christmas Program 20 Wrestling Tournament in Longmont Christmas Vacation—Jan. 4 January 5 Prep B Game 9 B Game Encampment—there; FFA Dance Wrestling—Casper—here 12 Iowa Test for Seniors 13 Faculty Play 15 Cheyenne B Game 16 Wrestling—Montrose Lusk B Game—here 17 Wrestling—Grand Junction Elk Mountain B Game 23 Wrestling—Wheatland Medicine Bow B Game 24 Wrestling—Steamboat Springs 28 University Faculty Met with Seniors 30 Wrestling—Wheatland—here 31 Senior Sno-Ball Wrestling—Cheyenne—there February 5 Green River B Game 6 Wrestling—Rock Springs—there Wrangler's Amateur Hour 9 Jr. Sr. Banquet 11 Sr. High Assembly—Violin 13 Wrestling—Powell 14 Wrestling—Worland 19 Wrestling—Newcastle—here 19 Walden B Game—here 20 FBLA Dance 21 Sr. Class Dance; Wrestling—Rapid City; B Wrestling—Torrington—here 24 Senior Class Play 25 Jr. High Assembly FFA Open House 26 Rex Allen Assembly 27 Wheatland B Game—here 28 Wrestling—Saratoga March 5 '6-7 District Tournament at Torrington 9 '17 Registration 13 -14 Wheatland District Wrestling Tournament 18 -21 State Basketball Tournament—Laramie 20 -21 State Wrestling Tournament—Laramie 11 FTA Party 12 FHA Parents'Night 23 Special Science Test 13 Twirp Dance 27 Good Friday April 1 Hastings College Choir 2 -4 FHA State Convention 3 4 Convention at Douglas 10 11 District Speech Festivals 15 Armed Forces Day 17 18 State Student Council in Riverton 23 -25 State Speech Festival 28 National Merit Test for Juniors 28 Jr. Class Play May 2 Jr.-Sr. Prom 12 Sr. Class Night 15 Last Day for Seniors 15 -16 State Track Meet 17 Baccalaureate 21 Commencement 29 Last Day of School Orchestras Fir  row—Patti Jo George, Judy Gillespie, Roy Widmon, Mary Lonsdale, Judy Tatham, Cathy Thomas. Second row—Marjorie Euriostc, Mary Blackstone, Ellen Harding, Bonnie Steele, Galen Stallings, Sharon Kellogg, Carl Lockhart, Mary Jay- cox, Gus Workum. Third row—Jerry Stanfield, Bill Michael, Deirdre Campbell, Michael Scott, Dianne Brown, Louise Maxficld. Janelle Burleson. Standing—Chuck Croley, Dan Moser, Mary Ann Joyce. Activities: Education Week program Christmas program Demonstrations at schools and civic organizations Spring Concert Music Week District Music Festival Commencement Baccalaureate Leota Covert, Dorothy Walker, Sandra Sleek, Ann Nelson, Anita Hopkins, Sally Davis. Standing—Jan Martin. Activities: Education Week program Christmas program Demonstrations at schools and civic organizations Spring concert Music Week Commencement 33 Distributive Education Club Front row—Eddie Deoringcr, Terry Burgess, Beverly Lowry, Don Ruskonen, Dick Shoemaker, Harry Hidalgo, and Irvin Mortenjen. Second row—David Aim, Phyllis Weber, Sylvia Cortez, Adelina Vialpando, Dennis Shinglcton, and Bob Rodriguez. Third row—Dean Johnson, Larry Collins, Jim Wagner, Larry Nielsen, Clifford Snow, Ken Foreman, Ed Bergstrom, and Mr. Stenger. Not Present were: Eldon Almcndarcs and John Marshall. Distributive Education is vocational sales training. The student learns in class and on the job while earning wages. Learn While You Earn. Expected Result-better quality of employee and eventually, employer and store. Some activities the D. E. Club had this year include: Pennant and Balloon Sale, Participat- ing in Homecoming, Apple Sale, Trip to Den- ver in May, several other sales, and activities during state basketball tournament. Queen Candidate Phyllis, Escort Al 34 Future Nurses Association First row—Mrs. Boyd, Sylvia Field, Marjory Ryan, Phyllis Walton, Virgic Copeland, Connie Nater, Judy Thompson. Second row—Beverly Lowry, Verba Ray. Linda Stone, Esther Roybal, Jeannie Snyder, Nancy Weibel, Ann Nelson. Third row-Kay Kraus, Jeannie Bindschad.cr, Jeannie Burrowes, Lcilani Mctzlcr, Joan Wood. Mary Lea Miller, Mary Whitcomb. Future Nurses is a club whose members are interested in nursing or anything pertaining to the field of nursing. We started off the year with our plans for Homecoming, electing Sylvia Field as our Homecoming Queen Candi- date. Our float's theme was Queen Around the World with Sylvia reigning over all. We attended a meeting at the American Legion Home where we were guests of honor. Miss Helen Lancaster, a senior in Nursing at the University of Wyoming, spoke to us on scholarships, nursing as a career, and the various subjects necessary to fake. We also had a candy sale which helped our treasury. Next we had a joint meet- ing with Prep's Future Nurses' group. We initiated the new members of our club with a come-as-you-are breakfast in December. We are now working on a point system. Some of our junior and senior members are planning a trip to Denver to visit the St. Luke's private hospital when they are having open-house. Some of our members worked at the polio clinic. Our future plans include ordering and receiving our pins, having a party honoring the senior members, see- ing films on This Is Nursing, sponsored by the District Nurses' Association, and hearing various speakers in all types of fields. We will have election of officers in April, and this will officially close our 1958-59 activities. President-Virgie Copeland Vice-President—Connie Nater Secretary—Phyllis Walton Treasurer Judy Thompson Sponsor—Mrs. Florence Boyd 35 Queen Candidate Sylvia; Escort Ed Homemaking I—Christmas tea for teachers Junior High Future Homemakers were organized for the first time this year. The year began with a district meeting in Cheyenne. Reaching out into the com- munity, the girls caroled at Christmas. The group had a covered-dish supper for mothers and explained F.H.A. to them. They also planned meetings to help them be better buyers. Weather permitting, they plan to give the senior girls a send- off picnic using some outdoor cooking ideas. Sponsor of Junior High F.H.A. is Miss Johnson. Front row—Sponior, Miss Muriel Johnson; Carmen Fraujto. Barbara Butler, Nancy Rcibcr. Margie Euri- oste, Sharon Robinson, Sandra Hopkins, Gail Hen- derson. Second row—Cordy Sanchez, Mary Lynn Walton, Linda Robinson, Annette Miller, Karen Robinson, Jeanie Schneider, Sandra Stock, Dorothy Walker, Sally Davis. Charlotte Garber. Carol Sackett. Third row—Mary Ann Romero, Mary Sanchez, Phyllis Roy, Joan Estes, Linda Bidstrup. Mary Jaycox, Tina Trujillo, Marie Sanchez, Elva Vialpando, Pauline Sanchez. President: Sandra Hopkins Vice-President: Margie Eurioste Secretary: Gail Henderson Treasurer: Nancy Reiber Parliamentarian: Sharon Robinson Historian: Carmen Frausto Reporter: Beverly Duncan Song Leader: Barbara Butler 36 The girls are back for hot chocolate and fun after some cold walking and caroling during Christmas week Senior High First row—Phyllis Walton, Barbara Larson, Genevieve Sandoval, Linda Stone, Julie Williams, Jeannie Snyder, leilani Metzler, Elizabeth Valdez. Second row—Irene Gonzales, Adelina Vialpando, Beverly Lowry, Virgie Copeland, Connie New, Nancy Wicbcl, Sylvia Cortez, Mrs. Woods. Third row—Miss Bird. Theresa Montcz, Esther Vialpando. DiAnn Hammond, Rose Sanchez, Josephine Sanchez, Chcryle Robinson, Cathy Kildow, Peggy Martinez, Rose Vigil. Queen Candidate, Virgie and Escort Bill OUR OFFICERS President -Julie Williams Vice-President—Linda Stone Secretary—Genevieve Sandoval Treasurer—Jeannie Snyder Parliamentarian—Leilani Metzler Last fall we elected Virgie Copeland as our Queen Candidate for Homecoming. We fixed a float using the theme F. H. A. Around the World which took second place in the parade. On January 27, we had a supper meeting after which we had a hairdresser speak to us on good grooming. In the future we plan to have a supper meeting and afterward have a foreign student speak to us. We plan to have a parents' night at which we will have a supper and some entertainment after- wards. We plan to sponsor a style show. We also plan to have a party for the senior girls. Activities of Senior High Future Homemakers of America Our Advisors Miss Geneva Bird Mrs. Irene Woods 2nd High Team All-Contest Award State Judging Contests 1958 Front: Gary Kilgore Dallas Talbott Larry Adams Merle Powell Back: Gary Brown Ray Greaser Dave Corthell tarry Lawton G. R. Wright, advisor Above: Gary Kilgore, champion FFA showman with champion FFA fat lamb. Albany County Fair, 1958. Trophy presented by Jack Markley. Right: Gary Kilgore and 1st place pen of commercial fat lambs. Denver National Western Stock Show, January, 1959. Chapter Officers—1958-59 Front—Gary Brown, treasurer; Dave Corthell, president; Dell Hunziker, reporter; Larry law- ton, secretary. Back—Gary Adams, sentinel; Ray Greaser, vice-president; Don Nihart, parliamentarian. May—Judging reams placed second in spring contests lune—FFA camping trip to Marshall, Wyoming July—Central Wyoming Fair, Casper August- County Fair, Gary Kilgore and Dell Hunzinger—Top livestock showmen Gary Brown—Top exhibitor- Farm Mechanics; Ray Greaser—Top Exhibitor—crops. State Fair—Snowy Range Chapter—third high of fifty-five Wyoming Chapters in Sweepstakes winnings. Placed: second in Classroom, fifth in shop, sixth in agronomy, fifth in livestock. September- Wyoming State Judging Contests (fifty-five teams competing); second High Chapter, all contest; second high Agronomy team (Ray Greaser, Merle Powell, Dallas Talbott); third High Farm Shop team (Gary Brown, Dave Corthell. Larry Adams); second high Poultry team (Ray Greaser, Larry Lawton, Gary Kilgore). October-Formal Initiation at Cheyenne—The chapter now has thirty-four active members. Homecoming—FFA Candidate, Anita Knadlcr, elected First Attendant. District FFA organization meeting; Dave Corthell elected district secretary. Laramie High FFA chapter placed as one of the two best chapters in the state, out of fifty- five Wyoming Chanters. It also placed in the bronze emblem group at the National Chapter contest, placing it in the top one per cent of the 9,000 chapters in the FFA. November Eston, Colorado Livestock Show; Gary Kilgore showed Champion fat lamb. January, 1959—Denver Stock Show. Seniors' field trip to stock show. February—FFA Speech Contests—Local winners: Larry Lawton, first; Dallas Talbott, second; Winners at Encampment contest, Dallas, first; Larry, third. Basketball games with Wheatland and Cheyenne FFA chapters. Queen Candidate Anita, Escort Don April—State FFA convention. Douglas, Wyoming. ASURER REPORTER PRESIDENT LARAMIE.nO. swnWY RANGE CHAPTER SECBETARY SENTIMEL Front row-Gary Brown, Dell Hunzikcr, Dave Corthell, Gary Kilgore, Merle Powell. Don Tupper, Larry Lawton, Garry Adams, Don Nihart. Second row—Buell Flesher, Curtis Blount, Dick Schott, George Perue, Frank Henderson, Ted Warfield, Mike Schott, Howard McDonald, Billy Hysong. Third row-Mickey Kite, George Parker, Bill Irving. Chuck Johnson, Tom Merritt, Roy McDonald, Jim Atkinson, Larry Adams, Advisor G. R. Wright. Fourth row—Larry Kafka, Harold Holladay, Dallas Talbott. George Sqjires, Corbett Warren. Members not shown: Jerry Brown, Jim DcBruyn. Ray Greaser. Row one—Terry Hearne, Cynthia Knight, Della Borgeman, Sandy Johnson, Barbara Duncan, Barbara Bell, Anne Gilroy, Jackie Greaser, Fred Waters, Chuck Poston. Row two—Mrs. Kessler, Laurell Brasher, Kay Kraus, Carolyn Dotson, Myrna Tippets, Donna Anton, Connie Bullock, Barbara Boyd, Linda Hansen, Genevieve Sandoval, Caleen Schmidt. Row three—Linda Tadlock, Janice Rowe, Deanna Dolan, Janice Schroeder, Virginia Johnson, Sharon Loban, Marty Morgan, Ramona Hunt, Ed Wylam, Don Boylan, Charles Folster, Mrs. Nottage. Future Teachers began this year with 12 active mem- bers. Ten of them were seniors and two were juniors. We elected the following officers: President. Barbara Dun- can; Vice-President. Barbara Bell; Secretary, Sandy Johnson; Treasurer, Della Borgeman. We had a new sponsor, Mrs. Roberta Kessler, and we all had big plans for rushing new members. We had a coke party at Cynthia Knight's. The tapping with keys was held for 110 new members. That evening a reception was held in the Activity room for all new members. The pledge was given in a candlelight cere- mony. We elected Caleen Schmidt as our Homecoming queen candidate with Terry Burgess as her escort. We worked on our float at Carolyn Bagby's house. The girls riding on the float were Caleen Schmidt. Barbara Duncan, Linda Hansen, Glenda Michaud and Carolyn Bagby. In October we had a regular meeting. It was a pot luck supper held in the Activity room. In November we gave a tea for the teachers. It was held after school in the Activity room during National Education Week. We also served as guides at open house. In December we had caroling party and dancing party in the girls' gym. Everyone danced to the music of Allen Davenport's band and had a very enjoyable time. In January we had a dinner and brought our mothers as guests. Donna Anton was chairman and our guest speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Rou from India. In February we had a pancake supper cooked and served by the boy members. Everyone is sure to remem- ber the tabasco sauce on the sausages and all of the boys in their shades and aprons. A dance with Allen Davenport's band was held afterwards, and we attended the wrestling match in a body. In March a cake walk dance and square dance was held. In April we had a regular pot luck supper meeting. We had a guest speaker and The Tramps from the Uni- versity sang. We had a banquet-honor night in May where the awards for the year were presented. Our new officers for 1959-1960 were announced. First row—Mary Ann O'Day, Kathy Braisted, Nancy Hartman, Carolyn Bagby, Glenda Michaud, Della Borgeman, Sandra Johnson, Bar- bara Duncan, Barbara Bell, Anne Gilroy, Jackie Greaser, Alice Marrincr, Karen McNinch. Second row-Sponsor, Mrs. Kessler; Mary Cartwright, Billie Jean Hickey, Sandra Dawson, Peggy Attebury, Anne Siren, Shclda Anthis, Jeannic longpre, Susan West, Gail Boyd, Sarah Payne, Tillie Greaves, Sharon Morgan, Joan Brown, Lynn Bcltz, Mrs. Nottagc, Sponsor. Third row—Lurleen Bush, Sandra Outscn, Perri Gaer, Sharon Ross, Janycc Thomas, Frances Dunham, Barbara Gilroy, Merridy Allen, Shelby Ames, Bonnie Manning, Kay Hanson, Linda Hing, Beverly Ames, Lela Bindschadlcr. Fourth row-Patty Green, Sandra Allen, Frances Wenger, Billie Jean Lockhart, Mary Campbell, Bari Baillic, Judy Bruechner, Patty Wise- man, DiAnn Hammond, Janet Nottage. Fifth row—Ronna Rutledge, Wanda Brasher, Zora Junaco. Allen Davenport, Susan Comin, Ed McGraw, Susan Flippin, Melody Irvine, Geraldine Hill, Sherry Brasher, Sandra Deti. Entertaining the faculty at tea 3ueen Candidate Caleen and Escort Terry What's going on? Future Teachers of America 41 l Future Busines Jackie Greaser, Homecoming Queen Candidate, and her escort, Tony Scarpelli. HEY! Pass the salad! First row—Caroiyn Dotson, Cynthia Knight, Sandy Johnson, Linda Hansen, Reporter; Sharon Graham, Secretary-Treasurer; Kent Boswell, President; Kay Krause, Vice-President; Betty Stanfield, Sonny Maley, Fred Waters, Dennis Estes. Second row-Genevieve Sandoval, Calccn Schmidt. Laurel Brasher, Jeannie Burrowes, Janice Rowe, Rose Vigil, Jeanic Snyder, Alice Ells bury, Annette Sawyer, Judy Kuhn, Connie Bullock, Charlotte Smallwood. Third row—Alice Hendrickson, Wilma Paintin, Charlotte Hayden, Irene Gonzales, Josephine Sanchez, Lorraine Wolcott, Leilani Metzler, Sandy Johnston, Ramona Hunt, Linda Tadlock. Deanna Dolan, Pat Gibbs. Fourth row—Filomcna Garcia, Angela Teel, Barbara Duncan, Martie Morgan, Della Borgcman, Sue Hilson, Pat Talbott, Marilyn Buckles, Camille 8oyer, Mike Davidson, John Henberg, Bob Rodriquez. Fifth row—Sylvia Field, Donna Anton, Sharon Loban, Harry Surlinc, Danny Lewis, Pat Ellis. eaders of America First row—Sharon Morgan, Charlene Lutz, Karen McNinch, Judy Twitchcll, Sharon Barbee, Marilyn Mast, Dean Attcrbery, George Bacus, Val Bartlinq, Mack Schrib, Jerome Joyce. Second row Sandra Dawson, Carolyn Brown, Kathy Ruch, Wanda Brasher, Glenda Michaud, Jeanie longpre, Joan Brown, Cozanne Stapelman, Billie Jean Lockhart, Francis Wenger, Alice Marriner, Dixie Chesnut, Mary Whitcomb, Connie New. Third row-Shclda Anthis, Barbara Edwards, Wilma Ames. Hazel Jo Kinnison, Lynn 8cltz, Peggy Attcbcry, Jeannic McClaflin, Ruth Ann Long, Linda Borrego, Geraldine Garcia. Fourth row - Mrs. Williams, sponsor; Elizabeth Valdez, Tcddi Ann Jones, Patty Howe. Janice Ackerson, Jayne Haagensen, Charlene Stapcl- man, Ken Twidwell. Alfred Love, Rose Sanchez. Mrs. Blacker, sponsor. With Alice Ellsbury saying the blessing be- fpre a potluck supper, the Future Business Leaders of America, a large group of L. H. S. students taking commercial courses, starts their meeting on the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 in the Activity Room. Each time a special guest speaks, followed by the business meeting. Jackie Greaser was elected as our Queen Candidate for a wonderful homecoming. The next activity was the December meeting and pizza supper. F. B. L. A. sponsored a dance after the Cas- per basketball game in February and the finale of the year was the annual banquet in May. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA © Donna, Sandra, Carolyn, and Betty Ann prepare basketball programs the day of the game. 43 Girls Athletic Association First row—Charlotte Smallwood. Sharon Graham, Janice Hill Rowe. Joan Brown. Karen Perry, Billie Jean Lockhart. Barbara Duncan, linda Tadlock, Virginia Johnson, Deanna Dolan. Second row—Carolyn Brown. Sandra Dawson, Ruth Ann long, Mary Whitcomb, Carolyn Poindexter. Sharon Morgan, Susan Flippcn, Donna Speer, DiAnn Hammond, Billie Jean Hickey, Kathy Stoddard. Third row-Pat Martin, Julie Williams, Alice Marriner, Lynn Bcltz, Karen McNinch. Francis Wenger, Wadctta Ricketts, Sharlccn Hayden, Pat Kane, Mary Campbell, Charlecn Wylam. Fourth row—Iris Paul-Wilcox. Judy Thompson, Linda Harmston. Jayne Haagenson, Lurleen Bush, Patty Green, Mary Ann Aim, Theresa Monte , Jean Ryan, Pat Gibbs, Linda Maushak. OFFICERS President—Karen Perry Treasurer -Barbara Duncan Secretary—Joan Brown Point Secretary—Billie Jean Lockhart This year we had volleyball, basketball, and badminton tournaments. We also participated in Play Day with Cheyenne on February 14th at Cheyenne. We held a candy sale and after-game dances. First row—Richard Burnside. John Cotton, Allen Frwde, Ralph Godbc, Frank Scott, Terry Rininger, Charles Folster. Second row—locky Burns, Harry Surline, Don Boylen, Terry Hcarne, Mike Davidson, Fred Waters, Chuck Poston, Ed Goetz, Sandy Colling, Wayne Rote. Third row—Gary Ackerson, David Aim, Ron Mogcnson, Gary Thompson, Bill Ginther, Bernard Steele, Jim Hall, Mike Devaney, Don Nihart, Coach John Dcti. L Club Our all-Americans gets some vitamins! Before a player can get into L Club, he has to participate in at least half of the quarters in the games of the sport he plays in. The Elks gave all people who lettered in football white, letter-sweaters and a banquet for taking State AA co-champions in football. Dur- ing the year, we have an L Club-Faculty game. The initiation is one of the biggest and best in the school. There will be another banquet at the end of the year for all persons who made a letter in a major sport. Future plans include an L Club Sweater Dance. he Elk's Lettermen Banquet First row—Don Miller, Lyle Michael, Robert Hovick, Ed Winched, Susie Knudscn, Tom Moore, Kenneth Barnes, Fred Conyers, Jerry Hinds. Second row—Mr. Reynolds, Don Rardin, David Smith, Jens Dahl, Kenneth Twidwcll, Edward Wylam, Howard Schroyer, Mr. Wilkey. Third row—Mike Bolt, Carolyn Brown, Karen Perry, Linda Harmston, Coralce Holden, John Bugg, Ralph Lang. Science Club Candidate Barbara, Escort Locky Officers President—Tom Moore Vice-President—Ed Winchell Secretary—Kenneth Barnes Treasurer Robert Hovick Librarian—Susie Knudsen Reporter-Fred Conyers The Science Club sponsored by Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Wilkey, is one of LHS's newest clubs. Any student of grades 9 through 12 interested in the aims of this club may become eliqible for membership but must be work- ing on a project to retain membership. Projects range anywhere from astronomy to the life and time of the zebra. Their float entered in the Homecoming parade with the theme Aim for the AAoon won first place for the most original. Highlights of the year include: Dr. Bax- ter's lecture on amphibious reptiles. Dr. Barr's lecture on The Frontiers of Astonomy and Problems of Solar Ex- ploration, Homecoming skit for Barbara Bell, Mr. Rey- nold's talk on Chromotography, Miss Boyd's on Dietetics, Fred Conyers' on What Is Psychology? , Mr. Reynolds' on Quantum Mechanics, Dr. Beetle's on Land Manage- ment, tour of the Coe Library, Science Fair at Boulder, Colo., Science Fair at Laramie, tour of science departments at U. W., Training for Civil Defense field unit. The aims of the Science Club shall be: To increase our knowledge of science. To learn to perfect our skills of science. To give service in our community and nation. To understand the importance of science in our lives. To help carry out the programs of Science Clubs of America. 46 N a t • i 0 n a 1 H o n o r S 0 c • 1 e t y Sharon Loban Alan Lucas Evelyn Ball John Dineen Terry Hearne Sandra Johnson Anne Gilroy Ed Goetz The National Honor Society is an honorary composed of the top 10% of the Senior Class and the top 5% of the Junior Class. Each year the Seniors who were initiated into the National Honor Society in their Junior year sponsor a ban- quet to welcome the top 5% of the Junior Class and the rest of the top 10% of the Senior Class. The National Honor Society pins and member- ship cards are given to the new members at the banquet along with speeches given by the officers. Our sponsor this year is Mr. Cherry. Cheerleaders—Joanna lanum, Pat Hopkins, Sue West, Sylvia Field, Anne Gilroy, Lynn Beltz and Barbara Bell. Front row—Cynthia Knight, Sandy Johnson, Sharon Graham, Carolyn Dotson, Kathy Ruch, Jackie Greaser, Betty Ann Stanfield, Myrna Tippets, Jeannie Burrowes, Tillie Greaves, Martha Morgan, Judy Kuhn, Perri Gaer. Second row—Sandy Dawson, Kay Kraus, Laurcll Brasher, Pat Gibbs, Deanna Dolan, Janice Lutz, Della Borgeman, Barbara Duncan, Virginia Johnson, Barbara Boyd. Annette Sawyer, Connie Bullock, Donna Anton, Linda Hansen, Sharon Ross. Third row—Judi Blount, Mary Whitcomb, Ronna Rutledge, Betty Nissen, Linda Harmston, Jeannie Bindschadler, Valera Wcthcrell, Alice Ellsbury, Anita Knadler, Caleen Schmidt, Janyce Thomas. Fourth row—Katherine Tichac, Judy Thompson, Barbara Edwards, Dixie Chcsnut, Jane Haagenson, Susan Comin, Hazel Jo Kinnison, Connie Nater, Carolyn Bagby, Frances Wenger, Joan Brown, Karen Perry. Fifth row—Susie Knudsen, Ruth Ann Long, Connie New, Judy Melvin, Connie Steele, Sharon Morgan, Diane Long, Wanda Brasher, Billie Jean Lockhart. Charlene lutz. Pep Club Chartering buses to out-of-town games Selling pop at Kowboy Kapers Making posters for games Selling pennant pins Homecoming Skits presented at pep assemblies Selling programs at the games Pep Club drill team Sponsoring dances Candy sales Cheerleaders—Joanna lanum. Pal Hopkins, Sue West, Sylvia Field, Anne Gilroy, Lynn Belli, Barbara Bell. First row—Francis Dunham, Barbara Gilroy, Carolyn Poindexter, Susan Flippin, Darlene Tippets, Anne Siren, Sharon Barbee, Sarah Payne, Alice Marriner, Roberta Mast, Jeanne Longpre, Karen McNinch, Glenda Michaud Second row—Cora lee Holden. Diane Spears. Geraldine Hill, Kay Hanson. Glenda Knadlcr, Pat Kane, Sharleen Hayden, Chorlcnc Lutz, Sharon Morgan, Wanda Brasher, Frances Wenger, Judy Twitched, Gail Boyd. Shelda Anthis. Billie Jean Lockhart. Third row—Janet House, Jill Strohmeyer, Elizabeth Stoncman, Alison Tyler, Sandy Doti, Shelby Ames, Judy Brucckncr, Bari Baillic, Janet Nottagc, Kathy Braisted, Nancy Hartman, Peggy Attebery, Sammy Fratto. Fourth row—Sue McMillan, Bonnie Manning, Ruthann Liebsack, Judy Evanson, Patty George, Mary Cambell, Cathy Hosier, Kathy Johnson, Linda Hing, Kathy Stoddard, Judi Ingalsbc. Fifth row—Reva Nauman. Sandy Outscn. Mary Ann O'Day. Judy Tatham, Lurleen Bush, Sue Hitchcock, Sheila Corgan, Karen Cook, Lynn Sowers, Patty Green. Wadetta Ricketts, Cathy Lanum. Officers: Sing, you sinners. Sing! I brought three weeks allowance, and if I can't get him---1 President—Betty Ann Stanfield Vice-President—Myrna Tippets Secretary—Jackie Greaser Treasurer—Kathy Ruch Point Chairman—Tillie Greaves Sponsor—Mrs. Hamm How much do you think they'll get for him? First row—Lylo Michael, Pat Ellis, Richard Tyler, Gordon Holladay, John Dineen, Richard Ludwig, Bruce Dinsmorc, Alan Lucas, Kent Boswell, Irvin Mortensen. Second row—Harold Holladay, Leonard Shaffer, Tom Lanum, Kenneth Barnes, Gary Wamhoff, Rodger Hornby, Bill Irving, Tom Moore, Steve Sandoval, Max Valdez. Third row—Randy Cortez, Richard Eurioste, Dennis Morrell, Don Miller. Barney Jensen, Allen Davenport, David Smith, Roger Dodds. Gordon Dudley, Cirrio Salazar. Not pictured: Harry Surline, Danny Lewis, Bill Dolling, Alvin Young, Ed McGraw. Wranglers Officers President—John Dineen Vice-President—Richard Ludwig Executive Vice-President-Gordon Dudley Secretary-Treasurer—Bruce Dinsmore Sgt.-at-Arms-Gordon Holladay 50 Queen Candidate Myrna, Escort Ted Wrangler Amateur Hour The Del-Hi's Senior High School Jeannie Burrowes Mary Louise Thomas Judy Ingalsbe Sixteens —Junior Sextet Diane Long Janycc Thomas Ronna Mary Rutledge Lurline Bush Billie Jean Hickey Phil Northen, Jeff Biggs Linda Woods Interpretative Dance Drum Duet Group Vocal Act Susan Comin Connie Nater Sandra Dawson Spanish Dance Accordion Solo Vocal Duet Baton Twirling Solo with Ultra-Violet light Del-Hi's Group Vocal Dreamy Eyes Della Borgeman Kay Kraus Anne Gilroy Caleen Schmidt Junior High Osea C. Nelson Alto Saxophone Solo Bob Stone Vocal Solo, Magic Moments Janice Moore Piano Solo Jr. Sextet Vickie Lee Sawyer Vocal Solo To Know Him Wayne Kinney Poet and Peasant 2nd place Jr. High, Osea High School 1st place winner, Jeannie Fir  row—Max Atwell. Anita Knadler, Cynthia Knight, Linda Hansen, Sharon Graham, Myrna Tippets, Betty Stanfield, J. R. Gaddis, Bar- bara Bell. Sandra Johnson, Carolyn Dotson. Second row-Joanna lanum, Kay Tichac, Janice Thomas, lela Bindschadlcr. Dianne Long, Sharon Barbee, Sarah Payne, Alice Marriner, Billie Jean Lockhart, Carolyn Bagby, Glenda Mischaud. Anne Gilroy, Sylvia Field. Third row—Susan Comin, Ronna Rutledge, Teddi Ann Jones. Keith Lantz, Tillie Greaves, Sharon Morgan, Susan West, Sally Twitched, Anne Siren, Jeannie Burrowes, Lynn Beltz, Joan Brown, Kay Kraus, Sandy Colling. Fourth row—Tom Moore. Bruce Dinsmore, Allen Davenport, Don Miller, Ed Gocti, Teddy Shawver, John Dineen, Wanda Brasher, Val Bartling, Mike Davidson, Mickey Crouse, Corky Schilt, George House. After all, actors need a square meal now and then Queen Kay and Escort Ed Activities for 1958-1959 A beautiful float and a winning candidate were the results of many hours of work at Homecoming: the kick-off of a busy year. Shortly after, prepara- tions began for the Initiation Banquet held at Knight Hall banquet room for new members who pitched in with the old hands to put on OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. Thespians assisted the faculty with their production and then started rehearsing for their participation in the 1959 Speech Fes- tival, held on the University campus. Honor Night finished the year with the skit by new mem- bers of National Thespians and awards for a year of hard work for deserving members who lived up to the Thes- pian motto: Act well your part; There all the honor lies. Thespians First row— Darlene Tippets, Barb Gilroy, Frances Dunham, Cathy Hosier, Mack Schrib, Paul Fanning, Jim Alford, Judy Brueckner, Sheila Corgan, Kathie Braisted, Janet Nottage. Second row—Sue Ann Hoffman, Claire Andrews, Patty Jo George. Kay Hanson, Geraldine Hill, Sue Hitchcock, Susan Flippin, Shelby Ames, Alice Marriner, Billie Jean Lockhart, Alison Tyler, Cora Lee Holden, Sandra Deti. Third row—Jeanne Burrowes. Tillie Greaves. Melodic Irvine, DiAnn Hammond, Don Rardin, Neil Snook, Terry Rininger, Lonnie Fallin, Sandy Colling, Mike Davidson, Val Bartling, Roger Dodds, David Smith, Wadctta Ricketts, Judi Ingclsbc. First row—Terry Ackerson, Ricky Lucas, Benny Bowman, Bing Leo, Neil Stratch, Tom McCullough. Second row—Joe French, Charlie Gall, Charles Croley, Curt Smith, Dallas Vinzant, Pete Mack, Larry Mallory. Certain members of Junior L Club participated in these games: Football: Rawlins—there; Wheatland—there; Rawlins—here; Basketball: Prep—there; St. Lawrence—here; Wheatland—here; Rock River—here; and Wheatland Tournament. Junior L Club Junior High Pep Club OFFICERS President—Bonnie Spenc Vice-President—Signe Erick Secretary-Treasurer—Carol Sponsor—Mrs. Black Rirst row—Linda Taylor, Sandra Thompson, Pat Devaney, Signe Erickson, Carol Roll, Bonnie Spencer, Suzanne Smee, Noni Dearinger, Nancy Spencer, Judy Hitchcock, Mary Barnes, Ann Christensen. Second row—Joan Anderson, Terry Hix, Carole Krafczik, Corrine Lasko, Roseva McDaniel, Vicki Kuchcl, Phyllis Brown, Brooke Smith, Linda Ford, Bonnie Hillmcr, Beverly Duncan, Jcannic Perkins, Andrea Sundby, Karen Kennedy. Third row—Bertha Wenger, Margaret Euriostc, Evora Williams, Sandra Bartlett, Sue Schulz, Sandra Driscoll, Charlene Page, Kerry Banner, Sylvia Nelson, Mary Thomas, Robin Alford, Gail Henderson, Sharon Robertson, Carol Fronk. Fourth row—Sandra Hopkins, Sharon Collins, Cindy Hallock, Cathy Thomas, Janet Lutz, Evie Moe, Linda Adamson, Billie Marrow, Kathy Martin, Janet Boyd, Sharon Kellogg, Patty Schulz, Kay Timmons, Nancy McCarrol, Nancy Twitchell, Sandra Ludwig. Fifth row—Sharon Johnston, Sharon Moody, Glenda Israel, Norma Clark, Carmen Frausto, Ellen Harding, Lorna Woolsey, Jana Bylund, Jo Ann Ranz, Jennie Frausto, Mary Blackstone. Ski Club n Firs row—Janyce Thomas, Allison Tyler, Sandra Deti, Mickey Crouse, Richard Ludwig, Virginia Johnson, Scotly Ludwig, Gus Workum, Tim Pclton. Second row—Judy Thompson, Ronna Rutledge, Alice Marriner, Tillic Greaves, Kay Tichac, Karen Perry, Karen McNinch, Joan Wood, Mary Blackstonc, Kenny Hull, Steve Poindexter. Third row—George House, Teddy Shawvcr, Sandra Ludwig, Corky Schilt, Danny Lewis, Ellen Harding, Mary Thomas, George Bacus, Barney Jensen, Lewis Pelton. Mr. Grover, sponsor. Ski Club is a heavy activity club, not only for beginners, intermediate, and advanced skiers, but also for those wanting to learn to ski. This year and every year the club first takes some early pre-season ski trips to Happy Jack area. Ski films are scheduled at various times in the year, last January the Ski club had a combined party at Happy Jock with the Cheyenne Ski Club. Also, the club each year is excused one afternoon a week from school to ski at the local area. It is also a goal of the club each year to take a ski trip to Winter Park. The club's officers try each week to have instruction available for the skiers. OFFICERS Richard Ludwig—President Mick Crouse—Vice-President Virginia Johnson-Secretary Scotty Ludwig—Treasurer Speech Club The Forensics Club has so far this year competed with Prep University High School in two meets, in areas of Discussion, Oral Interpretation and radio speaking. The Laramie High team will also com- pete in the District Tournament at the University of Wyoming. It will also sponsor an invitational meet. When the One Great Scorer comes to write beside your name He marks—not that you won or lost— but how you played the game. Scoreboard Laramie 6 Laramie 21 Laramie 14 Laramie 31 Laramie 26 Laramie 7 Laramie 21 Laramie 7 Laramie 14 Cody Torrington Casper Rock Springs Golden Scottsbluff Rawlins Sheridan Cheyenne Sandy Colling Quarterback Co-Captain Senior Terry Hearne Halfback Co-Captain Senior Locky Burns Halfback Senior Richard Burnside Tackle Senior Don Boylan Tackle Senior Mike Davidson End Senior 58 Sonny Maley Fullback Senior Chuck Poston Guard Senior Co-Champs 1958-59 Row one—Harry Surline, Chuck Poston, Sonny Malay, Fred Waters, Terry Hearne, Sandy Colling, locky Burns, Mike Davidson, Ed Goetz, Don Boylan. Row two—John Cotton, Jim Hall, Mike Devancy, Ralph Godbe, Charlie Folster, Richard Burnside, Bill Scott, Allen Frude, Frank Scott, Gary Thompson, Bill Conger, Gary Ackerson. Row three—Coach John Dcti. Roland Santisteven, Mack Schrib, Melton Smith, Steve Wcinburgcr, Larry Erickson, Don Bartlett, Terry Rininger, Terry Miller, Assistant Coach Joe Chasteen. Row four-Keith Smith, Jim Gaddis, Larry Downing, Beezie Steele, Jerry McCue, Danny Eckdahl, Manager Wayne Rote, Assistant Coach Bob Mason. OUR COACHES Vern Jensen, John Deti, Elmo Prine, Bob Mason, Joe Chasteen, Clarence Unruh lessons Arthur Murray Juniors Row one—Mike Devaney, Frank Scott, Ralph Godbc, Jim Hall, Gary Thompson. Row two—Bill Conger, Larry Downing, Jerry McCuc, Bernard Steele, John Cotton, Jim Gaddis. Sophomores Row one—Larry Erickson, Dan Eckdahl, Don Bartlett, Melton Smith, Allen Frude, Terry Rininger. Row two—Keith Smith, Mack Schrib, Billy Scott, Roland Santisteven, Terry Miller, Steve Weinburger. Row one—Coach Vern Jensen, locky Burns, Terry Hcarnc, David Aim, Sonny Malcy, Bill Ginther, Tony Scarpclli, Assistant Coach Joe Chasteen. Row two-Jim Hall, Butch Collins, Larry Knadler, Kent Gillette, Gary Thompson, Billy Neal, Val Barfling, Bill Scott. Row three—Jim Alford, Larry Downing, Kenneth Jergins, Ralph Prohl, Lonnie Fellin, Melton Smith, Don Rardin, Tom Moore. Row four—Steve Weinburgcr, Dean Challman, Charles Lowham, John Hanks, Mack Schrib. Scoreboard St. Mary's 38 Laramie 61 Cheyenne 46 Laramie 43 Riverton 42 Laramie 36 Douglas 68 Laramie 55 Lander 36 Laramie 33 Green River 48 Laramie 55 Green River 41 Laramie 63 Rock Springs 62 Laramie 41 Casper 44 Laramie 59 Rawlins 43 Laramie 48 Sheridan 57 Laramie 60 Torrington 34 Laramie 63 Sheridan 53 Laramie 46 Cheyenne 50 Laramie 45 Casper 36 Laramie 44 Rock Springs 43 Laramie 45 Douglas 44 Laramie 57 Grand Junction 52 Laramie 46 Wheatland 58 Laramie 66 Senior Co-Captain Co-Captain B-Ballers and fought 67 Wayne Rote Co-Captain Sandy Colling Co-Captain Richard Burnside Charlie Folster The Squad Row one—Milton Gibbs, Ted Warfield, Wayne Roto, Martin Caudillo, Lloyd Rote, Terry Miller. Row two—Lyle Newcombe, Fred Waters, Don Boylan, Ron Mogensen, Charlie Folster, Sandy Colling, Allen Frude, Beezic Steele, Frank Scott, Coach Bob Mason. Row three—Rodney Squires, Keith Smith, Jim Chesnuf, Ralph Godbc, John Cotton, Larry Erickson, Mike Self, Jim Gaddis, Bill Conger, Gary Ackerson, Lyle Lawton, Mike Devaney. Row four—Earl Farnham, Barney Nelson, Fred Beman, John Bugg, George Squires, Richard Burnside, Terry Riningcr, Don Bartlett, Ray Greaser, Harvey Stone, Bart Brinkman. 69 ■ Deti Awarded Honor Plaque Laramie High Football mentor John Deti won the highest praise any coach can receive in a half-time ceremony of the Laramie-Wheatland basketball game Friday night—a tribute from the men who played under him last season. Football co-captains Sandy Colling and Terry Hearne of the state champion Plainsmen football team presented Deti with an honor plaque from the entire 1958 football team. Gold plates on the plaque spelled the reason for this presentation. On one side were the years Deti had led Laramie to an outright state AA championship on a tie for the football title—in eleven years. Deti has been football king in 1950, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, and 1958. Only three state championship tie years—1951, 1954, and 1958—are included in this string of triumphs. The other side of the plaque posted the years Deti has been selected Coach of the Year-1950, 1954, 1956, and 1958. Track 1958 Bob Winchell 1st — Mile State Track Meet Outstanding Track Award Don Smith 2nd—One-half Mile Sonny Maley 2nd-One-fourth Mile As that final day comes to reality —the day before we are big dogs c— the day after we become just has beens ; The day we walk out of Laramie High School know- ing that it is the last time we will really belong; the day we say goodbye to everything we have come to know and love; the day we will part and go our separate ways; The day we each begin the long hard journey to- ward the goals we have set for ourselves in life; that is the day graduation will loom before us — the day which will be one of the biggest achievements in our young lives — yet a day we all wish would never come. This day we could put far into the future so we might go back and undo all the mistakes we have made — to make more of the time that goes much too fast to hold even a bit of it — to slow down and enjoy the things that are so little and yet mean so much. Yes, as we see it all glide past us — football, basket- ball, initiations, homecomings, tournaments, banquets, and proms, we feel ourselves ache inside with a quiet sadness as we watch it slipping by in the breath of a moment. But we know that life, good times, and God's blessings can come and will come forever — yet never again will there ever be anything quite so wonderful as our memorable high school days and our class of 1959. 71 President Vice-President Keith Lantz Senator Fear FBIA 3, 4; NFL 3, 4; Student Court Prosecuting Attorney; Boys State; Speech Festive! 3; Class President 4. Class Sharon louine Graham Squeeky Girls State; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4,- National Thespians, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3, 4; Point Chairman 3; Jr. Class Treasurer; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Ring Committee; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Council 2; Koral Kids 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Sextette 2, 3; Quartette 3; Operetta 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sr. Class Play; Sr. Most Likely to Succeed. Class Secretary 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Drill Team 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; FBLA 3, 4; Safety Club 4; GAA 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate; Student Council 1, 2; Citizenship Chairman 3; Girls State Tea; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Bcst-Built Sr. | I I Officers Myrna Rae Tippets Mert GAA 1, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres- ident 4; 8and 1, 2; Second Atten- dant to Homecoming Queen; FBIA 3; Student Council 3, 4; State Sec- retary 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Jr. Sextette 3. Francis Terry Hearne Spider Football 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; I Club 3. 4; President of Class 3; Boys State; FBIA 4; National Honor Socioty 3, 4; FTA 4; Best All Around Sr. Student Council Treasurer Jackie Ann Greaser Grease Class Treasurer 4; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Secretary 4; FBIA 3. 4; Orill Team 3. 4; Jr. Prom 3; FTA 3. 4; Point Chair- man 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Mixed Chorus 4; 58 Follies 3; Annual Staff 4; Girls State Tea; Sr. Personality. 73 A Patricia Anne Adamson Pat GAA 1, 2. David M. Aim Dave Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; Track 1; Local and State O.E. Club 4; I Club 4. Donna Mae Anton FTA 2, 3, 4; Point Chairman 3; Pep Club 2, 3. 4;0r i 11 Team 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; FNA 2; FBLA 4; Koral Kids 1, 2. Max Raymond Atwell Blondes Football 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4; Na- tional Thespians 4; Annual Staff 4. Melvyn Almendares School Activities Elden Almendares El School Activities 74 Janet Evelyn Ball Angel Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 3, 4; Koral Kids 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Girls State; Dis- trict Music Festival 2; State Music Festival; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Sr. Brains. Della Darlene Borgeman Red GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Small Groups 2, 4; Girls State Tea; Sr. Announce- ment Committee; Girls Chorus 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Newspaper Staff; Drill Team 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sr. Eyes ; 58 Follies; Art Club. D. Kent Boswell Kent Wrangler 3, 4; FBIA 3, 4; Presi- dent 4; Band I, 2, 3; Alternate in United Nations Contest. Don Boy Ian Don Medicine Bow 1; FTA 4; I Club 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Homccoming Escort. Barbara Ann Boyd Bobbie Ann FBI A 3; GAA 1, 2; Band 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Art Club; Vice President 4; Koral Kids; FTA 4; Best Dressed Sr. Charlotte Camille Boyer Cam GAA 2. 3. 4; FBLA 4. laurell Lynn Brasher Polly Band I, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; FBLA 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 4; Girls Chorus 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4. Gary Brown School Activities. Marilyn Lee Buckles Bugs GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; FBLA 4; Girls State Tea. Connie Bullock Convict FBLA I, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1. 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Girls Chorus 4; Drill Team 3, 4. 75 Terry Burgess Terrance Bird Homecoming Escort; Sno-Ball Chairmen 4. Locky Burns Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; I Club 3, 4; Sr. Student Jury Member; Track 1, 2; Home- coming Escort; Prettiest Sr. Hair. Richard Burnside Sides Football 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 4; Boys State Alternate. Jeannie Ann Burrowes Jeannie GAA I, 2; FTA 2. 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Plainsman Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 1, 2. 3, 4; Banquet Committee; Prom Com- mittee; Sno-Ball Chairman; Jr. Quar- tet; Music Festival 3; Operetta 3; Thespian Play 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Girls State; Annual Editor 4; FNA 4. Gilbert Bush Gil Band 1. 2. Mary Bushey Puny Denver 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Drill Team; Girls Chorus; Koral Kids 1, 3; FNA 1, 2, 3; Secretary; GAA 1; Mixed Chorus. Al Caudillo Alle FTA; Ski Club; Homecoming Escort; Thespians; Basketball 1; Annual Staff. Phyllis Wolfe Caudillo Phyl GAA 2. 3; FBLA 3. 4; FTA 4; Koral Kids 3; Secretary 3; P$p Club 2. 3, 4; Jr. Sextette 3; Jr. Prom; Drill Team 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Class Secretary 2; French Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Band 3, 4. Marlyn Coleman Curly Locks Pep Club; Ravenna Nebraska I, 2, FHA 1, 2. Dari Colling Sandy Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Foot- ball Co-captain 4; I Club 3, 4; Wrestling Co-captain 4; Outstanding Back in State, Outstanding IHS Football Player of 58; All-State 4; Honorable Mention to All American Team 4; Head Gang 3. Larry Collins School Activities Virgie Copeland Grac GAA 1, 2; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; Koral Kids 2, 3, 4; FNA 3, 4; President 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Music Festival 3. David E. Corthell Dave Football 1; Wrestling 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Judging Teams 3, 4; FTA 4; Student Council Parliamentarian. Michael B. Davidson Mike Football; FBLA; Head Gang 3; Homecoming Escort; L Club; Thes- pians; Sr. Personality. Edward F. Dearinger L Club 3, 4; Sammy Allen Award Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; DE 4; FBLA 4; Homecoming Escort. Deanna Kay Dolan Do-Do GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; FBIA 4; Girls State Alternate. Carolyn Margaret Dotson Dote FBLA 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Thespians 3. 4; GAA 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus. ' • John Dinneen Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Music Festival 3; Wranglers 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres- ident 3; President 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 2, 3, 4; Boys State; National Honor Society; Sr Brains ; Sr. Play; Thespian Play. Bruce M. Dinsmore Butch Boys State; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Thespians 3, 4; Wranglers 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pro- jection Crow 1, 2, 3, 4. Gordon Dudley Gordo Wranglers 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Sr. Voice . Barbara Jean Duncan Barb GAA I, 2, 3, 4; Point Chairman 2; Vice President 3; Treasurer 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pres- ident 4; FBLA 3, 4,- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Girls State Tea; Triple Trio; Koral Kids 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Athletic ; Vocal Council 1; Music Festival 1, 2; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 3, 4. iE Pat Ellis Pat Band t, 2, 3; District Festival 2, Wranglers 3, 4; F8LA 4. Alice Jean Ellsbury Ranchester, Wyoming 1; FHA 2; FBLA 4; Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Chairman 4. John R. Gaddis J. R. Thespians 3, 4; Corresponding Sec- retary 4; Homecoming Escort. Filomena L. Garcia Fil Jr. Ring Committee; FBIA; Girls State Tea. Sylvia Ellis Field Syl GAA 1, 2. 3; Thespians 2. 3, 4; Thespian Play 3, 4; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; FNA 4; Girls State; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3; Plainsman Staff I, 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Speech Festival 3; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Chairman 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Sr. with Most School Spirit. Charlie T. Folster Eyes Football 4; Wrestling 4; Thespians 4; Wranglers 1; L Club 4. Barbara Jean Fredricks Dizzy GAA I, 2. Howard Joel French Howie Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Football Manager 3; Boys State Alternate. Evelyn Anne Gilroy Annie Patricia C. Gibbs Pat GAA I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; FTA 4. Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Cheerleader 4; Girls State; GAA I, 2; Koral Kids 2, 3. 4; Small Groups 1. 2. 3. 4; FTA 2. 3. 4; Vice Presi- dent 3; State President 4; Operetta 1, 2. 3; FNA 1, 2; Jobs Daughters Honored Queen; Prettiest Sr. Voice ; Newspaper Staff Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Announcement Committee; Thes- pians 2. 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Drill Team 3. 4; Captain 3; Vocal Council 1. 2. 3; Secretary 2, 3; DAR Award for Outstanding Sr. Girl. 79 William Paul Ginther Ginth Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3. 4; L Club. Ed Nels Goetz Fatboy Mixed Chorus 1; Boys State 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; L Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Foot- ball 3. 4; Basketball 3; FBIA 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3; Jr. Prom; Home- coming Escort; Prom Chairman 4; Sr. Most likely to Succeed. Irene Gonzales Renee GAA I, 2; FBIA 3, 4. R. F. Haskins Jr. Buttons School Activities. Yearbook, 4. Fredrick Gustave Hansen Fritz School Activities. Judy I. Hansen Jud School Activities. Melinda Louise Hansen Linda GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Scrapbook Chairman, 3, 4; FBIA 3, 4; Reporter 4; Girls State Tea; Drill Team 3, 4; Freshman Cheer- leader; Glee Club 1; Annual Editor; Thespians Play 4; Student Director; FTA 4; Sr. Flirt ; Sr. Class Play. Charlotte Laureen Hayden Charlie FBIA 3, 4. 80 John Richard Henberg Wranglers 1; FBIA 3, 4; Teen-Age Rodeo 3. Alice May Hendrickson Al Guernsey 1; Band 2, 3; FBLA. Henry Hidalgo Junior Local and State DE Club; Basketball I, 2, 3; Track 1; Cross Country 3- Janice Carol Hill Rowe Jan FBLA 3. 4; GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; FTA 1; Annual Staff. Suzanne Hilston Sox GAA 1; Safety Club; FTA 4; FBLA 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 3, 4; Operetta 3; Music Festival 3, 4. Gordon Holladay Grot Band 1, 2, 3, 4; State Music Festival 3; District Music Festival 1, 2. 3; Wranglers 3, 4; Patricia Sharon Hopkins Pat Pom Pom Girl 3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Art Club 4; FBLA 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3. 4; Girls Choir 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. George House Louse Thespians 2. 3, 4; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Speech Festival 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Science Club 3. 4; Thespian Play 4; Harvest Moon Ball Chairman 4; FBLA 2; NFL 3; Prom Chairman 4; Most Considerate Sr. 3 Anita Barbara Knadler Kadder Class Secretary 1; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3. 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Notional Thespians 3, 4,- Girls State Alternate; Class Secre- tary 3; Jr. Class Ring Committee; 58 Follies; Student Body Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; First Attendant to Homecoming Queen; FBLA 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Sr. Posture ; Speech Festival 4. Hilda Ramona Hunt Mona FBIA 4; Korol Kids 1, 2. 3, 4; FNA 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Agnes LaVonne Johnson Aggie Art Club I. 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1; Girls State Tea. Sandra Kay Johnston Sandy Band 3, 4; FNA 1, 2; FBLA. Sandra Lee Johnson Sandy Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1; Cheerleader 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate; Jr. Sex- tette; Sr. Trio; Girls State Tea; Sr. Announcement Committee; Sr. Class Play; Newspaper Staff 4; FBLA 3, 4; Neatest Sr. Laugh. Virginia Johnson Ginger Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Small Ensembles 3; Prettiest Sr. Hair. Gary Kilgore School Activities. Cynthia Lee Knight C. L. Oak Grove School 1; University High 2; Thespians 3, 4; National Thespians 3, 4; Operetta 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate; District Music Festival 3, 4; State Speech Festival 3; FBLA 4; Rush Chairman 4; Safety Club 4; Thespian Play 4; Clerk of Court 4; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Sports 82 Editor 4; Chorus 4. Cathy Kildow Rebel GAA 1; FHA 4. Kay Carol Kraus Olga Cody, Wyo. 1; GAA 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Trcas. 3; Drill Team 3, 4; Banquet 3; Co-Chairman Sr. Class Float; FBIA 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Koral Kids 2, 3, 4; Girls State Alternate; FTA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Oper- etta 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2. 3, 4; National Thes- pians 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Judith Ann Kuhn Judy GAA 1, 3; FBIA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls State Tea. Ronald Lemmons School Activities Danny Lewis Dan Band I; Wranglers 1. 2, 3, 4; Band Award; FBLA 4. Sharon Irene Loban Sheree GAA 1. 2; FHA 2. 3; Pep Club 3, 4; FBIA 4; Notional Honor Society 3, 4; Treas 4; Koral Kids 2. 3. 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Small Groups I, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival I, 2. 3; Alternate Girls State. Beverly Lowry Bev FHA; FNA; Koral Kids. Alan Lucas Luki Boys State; Wranglers 3, 4; Ad- vanced Band 1, 2. 3. 4; State Music Festival; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President 4. 83 Richard R. Ludwig Dick 8asketball 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Vicc-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Wranglers 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary- Treasurer 3; Vice President 4. Linda Jane Lundberg Lyn School Activities. Janice M. Lutz Jay Greeley, Colorado I, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Drill Team 4; Senior Class Play. Willis Gene Maley Sonny Lee Soph.Trcas; Jr. Vice-Pres.; I Club 3, 4, Vicc-Pres. 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Co- Captain 4; Homecoming Escort; Sr. Flirt ; Senior Jury Member of Student Court. 84 ,_______ William H. Malloy Willie Band 1, 2, 3, 4; School Activities. Oren C. McFadden Orenie Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3. 4. Clarice Merritt Skudunk FHA; FBLA. Leilani Marie Metzler Lonnie GAA 1; FHA 3. 4; FBI A 4; FNA 4; Korol Kids 3, 4. Lyle E. Michael Red Wrangler ; Science Club Martha Lee Morgan Martie Wake Field High School. Arlington. Va., 1. 2. 3; FTA 4; FBIA 4, Pep Club 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Sr. Smile. Irvin Mortensen Irv Wranglers. Robert Jerry Nelson Nels St. John's Military School 2; Wran- glers 1; FBLA 4. Larry Nielsen Long Tall Sally 06; School Activities. Don Nihart FFA 3. 4; Parliamentarian 4; Track 3, 4; I Club 4. Karl Nordmann School Activities. Harry Nottage Nert School Activities. 85 Wilma Darlene Paintin Wilmie FHA 1. 2, 3; Officer 2; FBLA 4. Robert Parker Bob School Activities. Merle Paules Chorus 1; Band I. 2; Science Club. Gerald Peterson Pete School Activities. Bill Pharoah Willie Intramurals. Cuck Poston Postee FTA 4; FBLA 4, L Club 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; Football 3, 4; Wresting 4; Track 4. Merle Powell School Activities. Kathleen Ann Quinlivan Kay GAA I, 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Thespians 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 2. 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman; Jr. Prom Commiitee; Homecoming Queen; FBLA 3, 4; 58 Follies; Besf All Around Sr. ; Drill Team 3, 4; Citizenship Chairman 4. 86 Bob A. Rodriguez B-Bob Local DE Club; FBLA; State DE Club. Wayne Rote Toad Football Manager 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; I Club 2, 3, 4; Allen Wrestling Award 1, 3; Homecoming Escort; Sr. Laugh. Donald Edward Ruskanen Russ Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Student Council 2, 3; Student Body Vice-President 4; DE Club President 4; Marjory Anne Ryan Shorty Art Club 2; FNA 2. 3. 4; Speech Festival 3; Plainsman Staff 4; All School Chorus 4; Senior Sextet 4; FTA 4. Annette Sawyer Mert Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2, 3; GAA I, 2, 3 FBLA 3, 4; District Music Festival 3 Flag Carrier 3, 4; Drill Team 4 FTA; Koral Kids; Sr. Most Considerate. Louis Anthony Scarpelli Tony Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country; Sr. Best Looking ; Homecoming Escort. Josephine Sanchez Jo FBLA 3, 4; FHA 1. Genevieve Sandoval Genny FTA; FNA; FHA; FBLA; GAA. 87 Janice Lynn Schroeder Schrote GAA 1, 2; Girl Chorus 1. 2; Dis- trict Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Trio 3; Banquet 3; State Music Festival 3; '58 Follies 3; Drill Team 3, 4; Oper- etta 1, 2. 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Proms 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Guy Edward Shawver Shawv FBLA 4; Jr. Prom Chairman 3; Citi- zenship Co-Chairman 4; Plainsman Staff 4; Track 4; Thespians 4; Sr. Best Dressed ; Homecoming Escort. CORKY SCHILT Cork Student Body President 4; Cheer- leader 3; Thespians 3, 4; Thespian Play 4; Wranglers 3, 4; Speech Fes- tival 3; Homecoming Escort; Sr. School Spirit. Caleen Marie Schmidt Schmidtty GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; FTA 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; '58 Follies; Drill Team 3, 4; District Music Festival; Homecoming Float Co-Chairman; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Dennis Shingleton Dennis the Menace DE Club; Cadet Commander Civil Air Patrol. Richard Shoemaker Shoes DE Club, Vice-President 4. Charlotte Ann Smallwood C. Ann Girls State; GAA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4. Sherry Smith School Activities. 88 Clifford Snow Cliff School Activities. Jeannie Snyder Jean FHA 3, 4; FNA 1; GAA 1; Mixed Chorus. Betty Ann Stanfield Stella GAA 1, 2; Secy. 2; Homecoming Candidate; FTA I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus; FBLA 3, 4, Trees. 4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Pep Club 2, 3. 4. Pres. 4; Thespians 2, 3, Vicc-Prcs. 4; Girls State; Speech Festival 3; Annual Staff 4; Thespian Play 3, 4 Drill Team 4; Sr. Best Dancer. Jerry Stringer Lynn School Activities. Patricia L. Talbott Pat GAA I, 2; Pep Club 3, 4; FBI A 4; Koral Kids 2; Annual Staff. Angela Arlene Teal Frenhie FBLA 3, 4. Harry D. Surline Harvie Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 1, 2, 4; Football 4; Wranglers 3, 4; I Club 4; Sr. Posture. Linda Jean Tadlock Linn FBLA 3. 4; GAA I, 2. 3. 4; FTA 4; Annual Staff. 89 Don Tupper School Activities. Richard W. Tyler Rich Wranglers 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3. Adelina M. Vialpando Ninnie FBLA 3, 4; DE 4; FHA 4. Rose Theresa Vigil Ruskey FBLA 4; FHA 4. James Robert Wagner Jim Football 1, 2; Basketball I, 2; Track 1, 2; Master Counsellor in DeMolay; DE Club. Sandra Lynn Wagner Sandy GAA 1; Pep Club 2. 3; FBLA 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Phyllis Anne Walton Phyl FNA 3, 4; Art Club 4; FHA 4; Korol Kids 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Triple Trio; Girls Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 3; Girls State Tea. Fred Van Waters Sangus Football 3, 4; Wrestling; FBLA 4; Escort for Homocoming; FTA 4; L Club 3, 4, President 4; All State Center. 90 Nancy Burnese Weibel Dinky GAA 1, 2, 3; Koral Kids 3, 4; FHA 4; FNA 3, 4. Janis Wentz Red FNA, Vice-Pres., Secretary; Glcc Club 1, 2. Valera Wetherell Val GAA 1, 2. Dorothy Ellen Winchell Pep Club 2, 3; Citizenship Chair- man 3; FBLA 3; Thespians 3. Lorraine J. Wolcott Rain FHA; GAA; FBLA. Penn Wong School Activities. Edward Alva Wylam Ed FBLA 3, 4; Forensics 3; Speech Festival 3; Operetta 2. Victor Ybarra Vic School Activities. 91 - Joan Allen Wood Joanie Music Festival, 1. 3; GAA 1; Triple Trio, 1, J; Koral Kids 2, 3, 4; Oper- etta 1, 2; FNA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3. Loose wolf? Phyylis Elaine Richards Phil St. Joseph, Missouri 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4. Howard Cadwell Annual staff 4. Oh-oh gained weight. Senior Citizenship. Yeh! Underclassmen open the door to the future The model for the new LHS building. Interested onlookers: school board members, administration, architects, and students happily watch the ground- breaking ceremony. 93 Alvin Young President a Rolf Algermisscn Shclda Anthis Dean Altebery Peggy Attcbcry George Bacus Deanna Austin 94 i 'If i I I II 'j Val Bartling lela Bindschadler Rodger Beery Judi Blount Fred Bcman linda Borrego Class of 1960 Butch Collins Joan Babcock w; Gene Clay loan Brown Carolyn Brown Bill Conger Tino Chavez Gail Boyd larry Cheesbrough Wanda Brasher Alien Davenport Carolyn Conyor Clyde Davi Jean Cuthbertson Mike Dcvancy Judi Davis Bill Dolling Sandra Dawson Larry Downing Nellie Downing Glen Duncan Barbara Edwards Allen Ebbcka Anna Mae Eike Bert Ellison We worked hard hoping to receive the Citizenship Award . . . Linda Harmston Arthur Gonzales Billie Jean Hick Ray Greaser Connie Hendrix Keith Guffey Marie Hoeck Mike Harrison Judi Holden Jerry Hinds Kathleen Houghton Robert Hovick Patty Howe Alva Hysong Gladys Jack Dell Hunziker Jackie James Barney Jensen Betty Lou Jones Jimmy Jensen Jerri Kagel Helped needy people, orphans, and organizations needing help . . . Jerome Joyce iusie Knudsen Hazel Jo Kinnison Larry Kafka Dave Kellogg Joanna Lannum Dean Johnson Janet Kildow Larry Knadler Diana Long Billie Jean Lockhart Tom Lannum Darrell Land Ruth Ann Long Gary Kersting Barbara Jean Larson Larry Lawton Charlene Lull Douglas Lind Jeanc McClaflin Alfred Love Karen McNinch Jerry McCuc Alice Marrincr Ed McGraw Roberta Mast Denny Martin Judy Melvin John Marshall Glenda Michaud Don Miller Have had fun, too . . . first-of-the-year swimming party . . . Jo Ann Moeller Tom Moore Rebecca Morce Dennis Morell Sharon Morgan Robert Mudge 98 Connie Nater Clifford Neal Connie New Orman Paananen Jim Nicholls Betty Nissen Sarah Payne Chuck Pclton Karen Perry Dale Pieranioni Diane Ray Bob Porter Verba Ray larry Rice Suzanna Reid Steve Sandoval Sharon Rost Bill Schmidt Esther Roybal Leonard Shaffer Kathy Ruch Horace Smallwood Ronna Rutledge Working on concessions during football and basketball games . . . working on the Homecoming float . . . Bernard Steele Nona Shingleton Wendell Swearingen Anne Siren Jim Thurman Charlene Stapelman James Walker Connie Steele 99 Rosetta Teel Corbet Warren fa Gary Wamhoff Janyce Thomas Joci Wcrling Judy Thompjon Roy Widman Katherine Tichac Ed Winchell Judy Twitched Robert Wood Elizabeth Valdez Rodney Worman Mary Walker Phylli Weber France Wenger Mary Whitcomb Julie Williams Iris Paul Wilcox Ella Sue Wilson Nancy Worster Looking forward to the Class Play, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Larry Atemcio James Craven Jim Hall Ted Holeman Norma Hopkins Gerald Host Diane Jones Mitchell Kite Walter Morgenstern Albert O'Dell Michael Reves Frank Scott Mark Stephenson Gary Thompson and, of course, the Junior Prom . . . 100 New Juniors and Sophomores: Students Grades 7, 8 and 9: i Seniors: Barbara Homoki Gary Bailey and Phyllis Richards All we do is study, study, study . . Our assignment for tomorrow is . . Second row—Don Hampton, Mike Salazar, and Gary Fallen. And now for the news, with Anita Knadler Second row— Ronnie Sands, Floyd Martinez, and Hansel May. Not pictured— Eric Hansen, Roger Sands, Rusty Jairell, Miriam Paules, Jacquelyn Synergaard Front row—Bill Hanson, Kim Dye, and Johnny Coca. Front row— Carl Holaday, Donna Moyer, and Donald Tranas. Shelby Amc John Bell Beverly Ames Curtis Blount Claire Andrews Kenneth Boilson Bari Baillie Mike Bradshaw Linda Boylan Jerry Brown Kathie Braisted John Bugg Oonna Bremen Barton Brinkman Sherry Brasher - 4- Sandra Allen Marvin Backer Mary Ann Aim Don Bartlett Dean Challman Judy Brueckner Larry Clark Judy Bullock George Coleman 102 Sheila Corgan Mike Dolan Donna Doincs Michael Durgain Susan Flippin Paul Fanning Carolyn Fluty Earl Farnham Sammy Fratto Kenneth Foster Bonnie Fredricks John French Bonnie Gallagher Allen Frude 103 Milton Gibbs Pamela Gillette Kay Glass Barbara Gilroy John Hanks One of our most successful years, guided and inspired by our sponsor, Mr. Sprowell. First place homecoming float entered under Beauty . . . numerous citizenship projects, successful because of complete class cooperation ... a dance held Adelaida Gonzales Tom Heide Patty Green Frank Henderson Di Ann Hammond Jerry Hendrix Kay Hanson Harold Holladay Nancy Hartman James Holmstrand Sharlecn Hayden Rodger Hornby Mary lee Helms Jim Humphreys Sheila Hicks Bill Irving Bonnie Herman Bobby Jairell Linda Hing Chuck Johnson SuAnne Hoffman Ronald Kelly Coralee Holden Dennis Knight 'I Bill Wagner Treasurer David Kurtz Janet House with the proceeds given to ice-skating rink's warming house . . . good class representation at all dances . . . plans include a swimming party and a spring dance . . . Melodic Irvine Earle Mahaffey Kathryn Johnston Ronnie Mathcson Zora Juraco Thomas Merritt Pat Kane Eugene Miller Glenda Knadler Terry Miller Babs Kruso Roger Morgan Cathy lanum Barney Nelson Wanda Lcsscnden Lyle Newcomb Ruth Ann liebsack Jerry Nicholas Mary Lonsdale John Northrop Donna Lowry Jim O'Dell Sue McMillan Bob O'Donnell Jerry Hillmer Student Council Anabcl Malmquist George Parker Bonnie Manning George Pcruc Marilyn Marshall Aksel Peterson Pat Martin Ralph Prahl Beatrice Martinez Don Rardin Linda Maushak Corte Rasmussen Pat Mudlin Gene Reynolds Reva Nauman Terry Rininger Loretta Noel Fred Ryff Janet Nottage Cirrio Salazar Mary Anne O'Day Bob Sandberg Sandy Outscn Keith Sanborn Betty Peterson Roland Santisteven Carolyn Poindexter Mack Schrib Wadetta Ricketts Cherylc Robinson s E R 0 1 David Smith Lynn Sowers Melton Smith Danna Speer Neil Snook Elizabeth Stoneman George Squires Kathy Stoddard Rodney Squires Jill Strohmaier Charles Stroble Judy Tatham Larry Sundby Alison Tyler Joel Swearingen Barbara Vialpando Dallas Talbott Esther Vialpando Ken Twidwell Patty Jo Wiseman Max Valdez Linda Woods Ted Warfield Charlene Wylam Steve Weinberger 107 F R E Mary Blackstone £ Student Council H M A N Freshman Activities The Freshman Class held its Christmas Party in December with a big turnout, and everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. In planning the future activities of the class, we hoped that all Freshmen would be able to participate, and all would feel that they had accomplished something worthwhile. We plan to wash all first-floor windows, clean courts in the buildings, and, if possible, wash all school buses. We plan to have a swimming party and to donate a hi-fi to the school. It is hoped that the freshmen will surely have memories of their Freshman year in LARAMIE HIGH! Carol Adamson Jerry Wright Beverly Anthis Anthony Ahern Lola Armijo Eddie Ahern Kerry Banner Bill Davis MaryLin Barnes Bruce Andrews Claudia Bartling James Atkinson 109 Not pictured: Helen Frasier Mary Hayden Howard Allyn Ruben Candelaria James Coulton Beryl Hopkins Linda Bidstrup Myron Bagby Karol Birkholz Jack Beagle Ruth Boylan Dick Bitncr Diane Brown Ernie Bonser Phyllis Brown Mike Bott Janelle Burleson Marvin Brandi Jeanne Burton Robert Brother Jana Bylund Eddie Brown Annette Christensen Eddie Burton Oeanna Coleman leRoy Candelaria Martha Dougherty Tommy Cartwright Harriet Davis Martin Caudillo Not pictured: Mike Hrabcak Bill Hysong Tommy Kafka Tommie Mead Patricia Devaney Larry Chascy Sandra Driscoll Fred Chavez Signe Erickson Jim Chesnut Margaret Eurioste James Crawford Linda Ford Tim Cuthbertson Joyce Fraiser Rollin Denniston Carol Fronk Bruce Docktcr Carmen Frausto Gary Dolan Jennie Frausto David Dudley Sharon Freano Leonard Eickbush Stella Gallegos Floyd Evanson Judy Gillespie Jim Fleming • r, ' Viola Hammond Buell Flesher Ellen Harding Tommy Folster Not pictured James Nelson Lloyd Rote Terry Hix Gary Fossett Christine Hoeck Charles Fredricks Alice Honeycutt Mike Gcaly Sandra Hopkins Danny Graham Judy Howe Jack Hamby Shirley Humphrey Harry Haskins Mary Jaycox Harry Hogue Sharon Johnston David Hatfield Mary Ann Joyce Steve Hicks Jane Kcffer Michael Haase Sharon Kelsey Kenneth Howell Karen Kennedy Gary Jackson Carol Krafczik Jim Joslyn Vicki Kuchcl Gene Jenkins Not pictured: Donald Shancr Floyd Vigil Corinne laska Larry Kagel Barbara Lesley Russell Keener Carol Lockhart Ross Kildow Donna Long Louis LaBounta Jeannette Love George Lambert Mary Malloy Bill Land Jane Mar Dennis Martin Cecelia Martinez Howard McDonal Patricia Martinez Bill McGraw Janet McClafin Kip McNinch Roseva McDaniel Peter Merten Helen Merritt Albert McPhee Arnotte Miller William Michael Laurell Miskimmins Gordon Michaud Camera shy: Glenn Walton Bobby Warren Sharon Moody Glenn Moniz Janice Moore Dan Moser Sandra Mudlin Tom Mortenson JoAnn Mustain Eddie Nelson Betty Neal Richard Nicholls Sylvia Nelson A. Z. O'Dell Charlene Page Franklin O'Dell Kathleen Pokutecki Mike Paepke Betty Pingitzer Allen Parvin JoAnn Ranz Merle Parvin Sandra Robinson Jack Patterson Nancy Reiber Lewis Pelton Betty Rogers Steve Poindexter Carol Roll Mike Powers Phyllis Roy Ted Rose Gayle Ruby Bob Rottman Elira Salazar Ray Roskanen Pauline Sanchez Richard Rowe Brooke Smith Jerry Stanfield Joella Smith Galen Stallings Marie Sanchez Mike Schott Mary Sanchez Ikoy Scott JllM Sue Schulz Ron Soderberg Nelda Stevens Tom Tammen Sheila Sittlcr Douglas Sparks Valera Stinson Thomas Taylor 115 Irene Stroble David Thompson Elsie Struble Ronald Torrez Donna Stocketf Richard Tranas Sandra Thompson Luke Valdez Tina Trugillo George Warren Karen Van Terry West Elva Vialpando Henry Werling 116 Bertha Wenger Todd White Shirley Wick Donald Whitaker lu Wana Wilkey Ted Wiley Evora Williams George Willc Jr. Lorna Woolsey Charles Woods Sandra Wright Gus Workum Eighth Grade Student Council Representative Cindy Hallock; Secretary-Treasurer Neil Stratch; Vice-President Tom McCullough; President Benny Bowman; Student Council Representative larry Mallory. Eighth Graders SECTION ONE: First row—Nancy McCarrel, Mary Thomas, Cathy Thomas, Cindy Hallock, Oonna Wright, Rozanna Brown, Andrea Sundby, Deirdre Campbell. Second row—Pete Mack, Osea Nelson, Kurt Smith, Benny Bowman, Dallas Vinzant, Warren McLennan, Larry Mallory, Ricky Johnson. Third row—Dennis Peterson, Henry Haugland, Bing Leo, Richard Cunningham, John Spicgelberg, Mike Scott. Eighth Grade Section Two First row—Barbara Butler, Pat Bentley, Sharon Gaskill, Linda Adamson, Bethel Martinez, Roycc Smallwood, Monty Ruff, Judy Smith, Billie Ann Morrow. Second row—Jerry Lowry, 8ruce Dudley, Bonnie Luthy, Linda Gaskins, Evie Moc, Claudette Noel, May ShotGun, Patricia Hidalgo, Jeannie Perkins, Joice TePoel. Third row—Billie Brown, Dwight Truitt, Lester Ricckc, David Cunningham, Jerry McGarvey, Dale Malone, James Hixson, Tommy McCullough, Charles Gall, David Hall, John Sifford, Stan Holloway. Section Three First row—Dorothy Bushey, Cordy Sanchez, Mary Ann Romero, Judith Pharoah, Anita Hopkins, Barneta Byrd, Susan Gonzales. Second row—Claude Medina, Boyd Burrowcs, Roland Nitzcl. 1 1 8 Third row—Robert Vigil, Jim Gallegos, Bert Hickey, David Candelaria, Darrel Wicberg, Charles Ward. Section Four First row—Diane Ward. Barbara Doyel, Norma Gallegos, Pauline Stelle, Joann Estes, Linda Robinson, Darlene Hightower. Second row—Robert Bagby. Dicky Ridinger, Tina Trujillo, Janice Soderberg, Jeanie Schneider, James Samuels. Third row—Norman Jairell, Everett Huff, Richard Marshall, Donald Soderberg, Wayne Brady, James Vialpando, Joe Montoya. Section Five First row—Margy Cramer, Jean Mast, Norma May, Penney Clark, Linda Paintin, Dora Candelaria, Linda Burwick, Bonnie Hillmer. Second row-George Ellison, Kenney Griffin, Rebecca Hoadlcy, Sharon Kunkel, Carol Walker, Sherry Colton, Claudia Drciling, Carolyn Smith, linn Boswell, Steve Jones. Third row—Rickey Lucas, Richard Twidwcll, Terry Ackerson, Donnie Smith, Mike Mahaffcy, Phillip Schwerdfeger, Ray Mogenson, Terry Mosier, Jim Hicks. 119 Section Six First row—Mary Ann Thiel, Lorene Huff, Robin Alford, Sandra Ludwig, Beverly Duncan, Gail Henderson, Carol Sackett, Marie Hanna, Ann Nelson. Second row—Joseph French, Freeman Mitchell, Jim Hamilton, Jerrie McClaflin, Sally Davis, Sandra Steck, Leota Covert, Corliss Hurd, Doro- thy Walker, John Brown, Don Garber. Third row—Joe Garcia, Grant Stoneman, Sharon Kellogg, Myrna Malone, Sandra Bartlett, Jcttie Howell, Janet Cadwell, Katherine Miller, Robert Bell, Wayne Sittler, Bill Warren. Section Seven First row—Ferras Dallas, Jan Martin, Jane Foster, Teddy Ann Hayes, Gloria Thatcher, lanny Crews, Ann Christensen, Tammy Waggoner, Eva Candelaria. Second row— Bucky Smith, Mary Jane Nelson, Karren Knight, Linda Halfhill, Judy Zook, Karran Kell, Shirley Ackcrson, Janet Lutz, Lee Martinez, Kenny Hull, Charles Moyer. Third row—Neil Stratch, Wallace Hill, Donald Fritzen, Tim McIntyre, Bill Hoyt, Mark Stave, Scotty Ludwig, Ralph Lang, Chuck Croley, George Alksnitis, Roger Lundberg, John White, Wayne Spahr. 120 Seventh Graders Student Council Representative Noni Dearinger; Secretary-Treasurer Orville Burgess; President Stan Hollyman; Vice-President Nancy Spencer; Student Council Representative Gary McDaniel. Seventh Grade SECTION ONE: First row—Mary Barnes, Peggy McKaughan, Teddy Burnstad, Betsy McMillan, Kathleen Ball, Patty Schulz, Sandra Rambo, Kay Timmons. Second row—Bob Stone, Wayne Kinney, Judy Hitchcock, Dennis Cook, Barbara Shake, Steve Harding, Tim Pclton, Lawrence Thomas, Bruce Peterson Third row—Craig Kuchel, Gary McDaniel, David Current, Milke Hallock, Charles Farmer, Don Brown, John Williams, Dan Hayden, Craig Black. Section Two First row—Elaine Martinez, Carol Lemons, Myrna Wiseman, Gina Mahlman, Mary Durgain, Sandy Daniels, Loris Gaston, Mary Stelle. Second row—Margarcta Greaser, Scott Barry, Robert Morris, Stewart McGregor, Lamar Hicks, Ronnie Jaircll, Gary Mogensen, Edna Medina. Third row—Joe Picrantoni, James Ackerson, Terry Foust, Pat Brady, Terry Thomsen, Sigurd Johnson, Stan Hollyman, Bill Purintun, Walter Shaffer. Section Three First row—Orvclla Stinson, Marcia Edwards, Laurie Knudscn, Linda Liourance, Mary Norman, Alma Hopkins, Suzanne Smee, Norma Clark. Second row—Dick Hicks, Billy Johnson, Noni Dearinger, Lorie Mondragon, Marilynn Blount, Susan Cotton, Kit Westbrook, Dennis Friday, Leonard Bay. Third row—Denny McKinney, Carl Gustafson, Terry Gates, Raymond Wood. John Manning, Jimmy Robb, lee Alley, William Hoke. 122 Section Four First row-Connic Blum, Dianna Allgeicr, Beverly Jaycox, Katherine O'Dell, Judy Beltz, May Hilgenberg, Looh Milburn. Mary Ann Heide. Second row—Jack Elder, Gordon Gibbs, David Wright, Denny Veasman, Miriam Paules, Judy Ryan, Bonnie Denzin, Roger McMiehael, Donald Tranas, Robert Hall. Third row-Hugh Lockhart, John Bunch, Rodney Jensen, Robert Moody, Noel Stratch, Mike Kennedy, Jerry Marshall, Robert Humphrey, Ernest Collins, Wesley Ray, Alan Smith. Section Five First row—Shirley Klouda, Sharon Robinson, Glenda Israel. Ina Ottcrson, Sharon Collins, Janet Boyd, Kathy Martin, Camille Mosier. Second row—Joanne Anderson, Bruce Jenson, Kirk Hartman, Michael Giesler, Jimmy Estes, Nick Lopez, Larry McMullen, Richard Kauffman, Billy Birkholz, Kathy Hill. Third row—Tony Vigil, Billy White, Dennis Dorr, Brian Sturdevant, Bob Bennett, Orville Burgess, Chuck Youmans, John Sopr, Jesse Miller. 123 Section Six First row—Mary Montoya, Donna Stickley, Susan Salazar, Elaine Worster, Virginia Worster, Dora Garcia, Helen Montoya. Second row—Billie Ricks, Ruth Silva, Wanda Roy, Janet Shepherd, Mary Lynne Walton, Helen Fossett. Third row—Jerry DeBruyn, Donald Almendares, Jack Sullivan, Tommy Kurtz, Dick Ridingcr, Robert O'Dell, David Cheesbrough, Roy Sanchez, Ray Trujillo. Section Seven First row—Betty Maes, Eleanor Dougherty, Kay Gaskill, Nancy Spencer, Pamela Mathews, Frances Winchcll, Recille lawyer, Susanna Holden. Second row—Jack Burton, Daryl Parker, Richard Jack. Karen Robinson, Margaret Tammen, Mary Baldwin, Kenneth Schilz, Charles Boyer, Charles Bice. Third row—John Godbe, Jimmy Magard, Michael McCarrcl, Jimmy Glass, Rodney Evanson, Andy Martinez, Jay Ward, Gary Jensen. 124 Junior High Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders JoAnn Ranz, Roscva McDaniels, Vicki Kuchcl, Phyllis Brown, Linda Taylor, Jana Byland. Head cheerleader Sandy Thompson, center. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Standing—Bonnie Hillmer, Cathy Thomas, Mary Thomas. Kneeling—Robin Alford, Sandy Ludwig. Head cheerleader Cathy Thomas. Guidance Counselor Mr. W. Moorhouse 126 Geneva Bird Virginia Black Margaret Blacker U. I. Bruce Joe Chestccn Harold Cherry Daniel Childs Francis Current Thomas Feeney Vida Cummings Donald Costello Carolyn Gillespie Bob Mason Fred Goranson Margaret Mecca Hortense Nelson Dick Grover William K. Person Neva Jane Hamm Joseph Reynolds Not Pictured O. C. Rogers Robert Van Ornam Roy Sparks Paul Ringcrt Ora Smith Eula Shively • ■ John Stenger Vernon Stephenson Clarence Unruh J. K. Strange Kothleen Trautewig Colecn Walker Allen Walker 'J2 L .1 Gail Wright Irene Woods Marian Wood j Margaret Williams A. O. Wheeler James Wilkey Wi Wc, the Seniors of 1959, from our possessions gained by hard work, do give the following: To our Principal, Mr. Mack, wc give our appreciation for his kindness and co-operation during this past year. To our Vice-Principal, Mr. Chasey, our ability of Defeating the Purpose. To our sponsors, Mr. Van Ornam and Mrs. Ross, we leave the co-operation we didn't give during this past year, hoping thal your next class will. To the rest of the faculty we just leave, knowing they will be grateful. To the Junior Class we leave our worn-out books and test papers, knowing they will come in handy. We also leave our front row seats in assemblies, although it looks as if they've already acquired them. To the Sophomore Class wc leave our great privilege of roaming the halls without beinq caught. We will to the Freshmen, everything; because they will appreciate it and they will also need it. To Mrs. Kessler we leave our appreciation for being patient and being able to put up with us. I, C. L. Knight, will my ability to go with college boys to Alice Marriner. I Don Boylan. will the pictures in my locker to Jim Hall. I, Della Darlene Borgcman, will my big blue eyes to Val Bartling. I, Max Raymond Atwell, will all my women to Dean Johnson. I, Anita Knadler, will my ability to get along with people to all Worthy Seniors next year. I, Marilyn lee Buckles, will my height to Joan Brown. I, Kent Boswell, will the one 1 got on a physics tost to some- one who needs it as badly as I did. I. Pat Adamson, will all the books that I sadly leave behind. I, Suzanne Hilston, will my excused absences to Pat Talbott. I, Janice Carol (Hill) Rowe, will all the Juniors the trouble of getting ads for the annual. I, Henry Hidalgo, will my princeton to Val Bartling. I, Alice May Hendrickson, will my homework to Linda Kay Paintin. I, John Richard Henberg, will to Mr. Chasey my ability to be quiet. I, Sherry Smith, will to Linda Lundberg, old dirty notebook papers. I. Dennis Shinglcton, will my duck-tail haircut. I, Guy Edward Shewvcr, will my ability to get along with Mr. Chasey to my little bud. I, Corky Schilf, will my ability as a cheerleader to all girl cheerleaders. I, Calccn Schmidt, will my ability to make out to Sharon Barbee. I, Janice Lynn Schroeder, will Karl Nordmann back to Dick Shoemaker I, Charlotte Ann Smallwood, will my shortness to the tallest Junior girl. I. Anqcla Arlene Teel, will LHS halls to the Juniors to make good their last year. I. Sandra Kay Johnson, will all typing teachers back to LHS. I, Virginia Johnson, will my high grades to Mary Blackstone. I, Connie Bullock, will anybody all the over-night, dancing- slumber parties if you can recover from them. I, Cathy Kildow, will to the new Seniors all the worn-out pencil stubs. I, Jeannie Snyder, will Mr. Chasey to Pat Reed for skipping. I, Bud Haskins, will Fred Conyers and Ed Winchell, all the right-hand curves at 110 m.p.h. that they can take. I. Melinda L. Hansen, will my tournament boy friends to all girls that are going steady during tournament. I, Bill Ginther, will my height. I. Bob A. Rodriquez, will my curly hair to Jens Dahl. I, Don Wayne Ruskancn, will the Bungalow in Torrington to the Junior party boys. I, Wayne Rote, will my hairdo's to Mr. Mason. I, Marjory Anne Ryan, will my locker to someone who can reach the top shelf. I. Gilbert Bush, will my height to Charles Strublc. I. Jeannie Ann Burrowes. will that blankety.blankety camera to anyone. I. Richard Burnside, will my pencil stubs to the school. I. Terry Burgess, will my ability to get along with Mr. Chasey to Jim Forest. I, Pi I Pharoah, will Jim O'Dell my math knowledge. I. Chuck Poston, will my brains to Terry Hearne. I, James Patrick Ellis, will my superior guessing ability on tests to all Chemistry students. I, Barbara Jean Duncan, will all of my Time magazines back to Mrs. Kessler. I, Martha Lee Morgan, will Lynn Christensen my stuffed animals. I, Robert Jerry Nelson, will my smashed Lake pipes to Lonnie Fallon. I, Gordon Dudley, will to my brothers the ability to look inno- cent when in trouble. I. Irene Gonzales, will Josephine my clipboard. I, Genevieve Sandoval, will to all the students my many happy and unhappy moments in school. I, Annette Sawyer, will wider halls to l.H.S. I, Patricia C. Gibbs, will lots of fun to everyone. I, Filomcna L. Garcia, will my homework to whoever wants it. I, John R. Gaddis, will my ability to get along with the faculty to Dean Attebery. I. Howard Joel French, will the high school some good pencil sharpeners. I. Barbara Jean Fredericks, will my school work to L.H.S. I, Michael 8. Davidson, will my ability to run the mile. I, Gordon Holladay, will chemistry workbooks to Jeannie Bind- schadler. I, Edward Duane Moree. will my hair to l.H.S. I, Linda Kay Stone, will my ability to leave for school after eight and still get to my third floor class on time, to the seventh graders who come at seven-thirty and are late to classes. I, Dennis Lee Estes, will my white bucks. I, Joan Allen Wood, will to all chemistry students the ability to get to your next period on time. I, Barbara Ann Boyd, will my shyness to anyone that is forward. I, Phyllis Ann Walton, will Mr. Cherry some stable suspenders. I, Richard W. Tyler, will my sister my height. I. Adeline M. Vialpando, will my sense of humor to the seventh graders. I, Larry E. Collins, will three sticks of dynamite to Rodger Hornby. I, Camille Boyer, will to Mary Malloy my ability to get along with George Willie. I, Laurcll Lynn Brasher, will to my sisters and brother as much fun with their class as I have had with the Class of '59. I, Al Caudillo, will to my little brother, my determination and ability to leave high school. I, Mary Bushey. will to Jim Craven my ability to flatter the teachers. I, Charlie T. Folstcr, will my perfect vision to Mrs. Kessler so that she can keep an eye on the athletes. I, Sylvia Ellis Field, will my ability to cry crocodile tears to next year's cheerleaders—they'll need it if they expect to get any financial help. I, Kathleen Ann Quinlivan, will every Junior the fun and heart breaks of a Senior year. I, Wilma Darlene Paintin, will my homework to anyone who wants it. I, Sandra Lee Johnson, will Jeannie Longpre my ability to gel along with Jerry McCue. I. Kay Carol Kraus, will all of my nicknames to some lucky Junior girl. I, Judith Ann Kuhn, will the teachers to l.H.S. I, Danny Lewis, will my school books. I, Sharon Irene loban, will a stock of old shorthand notebooks to Francis Wenger. I, Beverly Lowry, will my studying habits to Donna. I, Keith Lantz, I'm going to take it with me. I. Carolyn Margaret Dotson, will my ability to say Hi to Sarah Payne. I, Deanna Kay Dolan, will my good grades to my brother, Mike. I, Bruce M. Dinsmore. will my wonderful memory to anyone who wants it. I, Richard R. Ludwig, will Mr. Van Ornam's sense of humor to Mrs. Earl Wood. I, William H. Malloy, will my ability to play bass horn to Mr. Wheeler. I. Orcn C. McFadden, will all of my sour notes to any beginning band member that wants them. I, Elden Almendares, will to Mr. Chasey all of my unexcused slips. I. Lcilani Marie Mctzler. will Mr. Chasey to Pat Reed, Marvin Backer, and Jim O'Dell. I, Alan Lucas, will a fire bug to l.H.S. 130 I, John Dinneen, will Miss Hill's temper to Don Miller and Jean Bindschadler. I, Sharon Louine Graham, will my ability to get along with the Junior boys to the sophomore and junior girls. I, Myrna Rae Tippets, will my ability to talk in class to Judy Tatham. I, Francis Terry Hcarne, will my tremendous size to Billy Scott. I, Jackio Ann Greaser, will Bob Nelson's personality to Tony Scarpelli. I, Agnes LaVerne Johnson, will to Connie Hendrix one quiet night at home. I, Hilda Ramona Hunt, will my shorthand skills to underclassmen. I, Barbara Jean Bell, will my ability to be late to class to Steve Weinburger. I, Dari Colling, will my ability to be agreeable to Allen Frude. I, locky Burns, will my speech to someone who can use it. I, Lorraine J. Walcott, will all my senior fun to Kathy Ruch. I, Dave Cortholl, will my brains, good looks, and muscles to all the skinny guys in the Junior Class. I, Harry D. Surline, will my ability to play a sax extra loud to Allen Davenport. I, Linda Jean Tadlock. will all the Senior girls' messy lockers to the Junior girls. I, Fred Waters, will my goatee to Jim Hall. I, Patricia Sharon Hopkins, will my pony tail to Lynn Beltz 'cause she lost hers. I, George House, will fourth-period study hall to the Juniors. I, Patricia R. Talbott, will my ability not to go to school to any- one that wants it. I, Nancy Burnese Weibel, will to Mary Whitcomb my study habits. I, Penn Wong, will English to anybody who can stand it. I, Edward Alva Wylam, will my sunny disposition to Karen Perry. I, Ed Goetz, will my love life to Allen Frude. We now, last but not least will our beloved “OLGA to the school for devoted service at all of the banauets. THE SENIOR CLASS By Carolyn Dotson and Sharon Graham Prophecy -1959 After being away from Laramie for a year or so, wc became very curious to know what was going on in the big city. As wc cruised down 3rd Street and onto Grand Avenue, we found every- thing about the same, except for a few minor changes. Much to our surpriso, however, when we looked down 7th Street to get a glimpse of our old school, we discovered that its appearance had changed somewhat. Our curiosity getting the better of us, wc quickly turned down 8th Street to sec what had happened to the old Alma Mater. Upon reaching the north door, wc saw that the outside had not changed, except that the windows now had bars on them. Investigating further, we noticed the inscription The Gem City Jail, founded May 22, 1959 above the door. Since this was quite a shock to us, we decided to look the new situation over. The warden, Keith Lantz. met us at the main door and. in order to get in, we had to go through a thorough investigation given to us by F. B. I. agent. Bob Rodriquez. After he found out who we were, he called on a couple of the guards to show us around. One of the guards, Locky Burns, said that this was the closest he could come to being a football guard, when we asked him what he was doing here. The second guard, Sylvia Field, was training for her Secret Service examination, while working at the prison. As we advanced further down the hall, we found Kent Boswell serving a term for being a quack doctor. In the same cell wc saw Martie Morgan, still trying to impersonate Kise Krueger. Elden Almendarez has always had a liking for pretty girls and it has finally paid off. Wc found him in cell Number 1959- 19 with the charge of bigamy on him. Along with Elden. the following people arc now serving their terms of bigamy, 15 years: Bruce Dinsmore. Jackie Greaser, Janice Wentz. Terry Bur- gess, Adelina Vialpando, Betty Ann Stanfield, Pat Adamson. Judy Hansen, and Barbara Fredricks. Further on, we see a little dark figure in a cell whom we finally recognize as Valera Wetherell, whose previous position as a journalist got her into prison on a charge of libel. In the same cell with Valera, we see that surprisingly enough, Evelyn Ball is serving sentence for the charge of slander in her new book Gem City Jail. In the prison's beauty salon, which is better known as Pain- tin's Place, we find confined to their cells the following for failing to operate with a beautician's license: Wilma Paintin, Charlotte Hayden. Jeannie Snyder. Leilani Marie Metzler. Beverly Lowry, Agnes LaVerne Johnson, Lorraine Wolcott, and Linda Kay Stone and the boys' barber, Ed Moree. As we go further down the hall we see the following people serving their terms in one of the many padded sells for severe and exaggerated sense of inadequacy: Terry Hearne, Wayne Rote, Dennis Shingleton. and Gordon Dudley. In the next pink-cushion, walled cell we find Jeannie Bur- rowes, strapped to the wall because she insisted on running up and down Grand Avenue in her polka-dot bikini. Next we find Cynthia Knight, better known in South America as the Bomb, serving life sentence for inciting riots. Some of her gang mem- bers also jailed are: Anita Knadler. the politician of the group, Linda Tadlock, charge of artillery (cream pies). Bud Haskins, hide- out bouncer, and his assistant. Junior Hidalgo. We also are very shocked to see the following people sen- tenced for robbery: Sandy Johnson, Max Atwell, Alice Hendrick- son, Joan Allen Wood, Sylvia Cortez, Bill Pharoah. Janice Lutz, Pat Talbott, and Jim Wagner. It seems that they got TOO anxious to become rich. Further down the hall. Merle Paules has set up housekeeping in cell 1959-29. He is in for making defamatory remarks about the famous Hula-Hoop champion, Sandra K. Johnston, on his radio program. She won the title from Gilbert Bush this year. Two transfers from Torrington, Mike Davidson, and Dick Shoemaker, are now serving their terms in our Gem City Jail on charge of grand larceny. Above all people wc see Bill Ginther, who we thought was making a career for himself playing professional baseball, serving a term for carrying a gun in town. 131 We also see in the cells serving under general principles: Anne Gilroy. Irene Gonzales, Tony Scarpelli, Josephine Sanchez, Phillis Wolfe Caudillo, Genevieve Sandoval. Annette Sawyer. Pat Gibbs. Howard French, and Linda Lunberg, John Dinccn, George House and Alan Lucas. We find the following people, who at least tried to finish college, serving their sentences for taking part in the panty raids on nearby nurseries: Kay Quinlivan, Alice Ellsbury, Barbara Dun- can. Chuck Poston, James Patrick Ellis, Harry Nonage, and Lyle E. Michael. We see Robert Nelson enjoying his stay on a charge of menacing the highways with his exceedingly slow rate of speed. Mr. Larry Noilson, Principal of D.H.S. was given a dishonor- able discharge and was given sentence for not belonging to A.A.A. (American Automobile Association?). Sitting out their terms, Don Nihart, Ted Shawver, and Ed Wylam seemed to have been charged for impersonating naval officers. Here in a decorated cell, we find Deanna Dolan filling out her term for stealing the script for Scarlet O'Hara. Also, we see Clarice Merrit, serving her sentence for abscond- ing with the company's funds from Oren McFadden Productions Incorporated. As the week went by, Saturday finally came. We were shocked to find out that the jail birds were given Saturday night entertainment by the rock'n'roll band under William Malloy and his band members who are: Sandy Colling, violin; J. R. Gaddis, piano; and singer Sue Hilston. The National Dairy Association placed Virgie Copeland, Linda Hansen, Richard Tyler, Mary Bushey, and Fred Hansen in prison on charges of running a green cheese factory on the moon with- out a proper license. All the way through the cells we have noticed that the prisoners' uniforms are extremely well-designed, and as we step into the next chamber, busily sewing away are the dress de- signers: Della Borgeman, Cathy Kildow, and Charlotte Smallwood, and modeling their uniforms are Marilyn Coleman and Barbara Boyd. Suddenly we are startled by the piercing voice of Sonny Maley, yelling This is unfair, I am innocent, I didn't write that obnoxious letter to president nominee, Larry Collins. Going over to talk to Sonny, we discovered that Corky Shilt had taken his case over, but as yet has gained no evidence of innocence because Charlie Folstcr, Prosecuting Attorney, has circumstantial evidence to prove Sonny guilty. While we were visiting with Sonny, he told us that David Aim, a ring leader of a Custom Shop, has been convicted along with his gang consisting of Ed Dcaringcr, Rosie Vigil, Danny Lewis, and Penn Wong, for stealing cars and then customizing them and reselling them at a tremendous price. After finishing our long talk with Sonny, we walked down the hall and to our astonishment, we saw Dan Boylan still prac- ticing his football block in his padded cell with his coach, con- vict Al Caudillo. Soon after we passed Don and Al's cell, we ran into Richard Burnside, Marjory Ryan, Filomena Garcia, Donna Anton, Angela Teel, Myrna Tippets, Camilla Boyer, Laurel Brasher, Marilyn Buckles, Janice Rowe, Ramona Hunt, and Kay Kraus in separate cells still pleading not guilty to their charges of being stowaways and failing to produce passports on their various trips to such places as Rome, Alaska. Ireland, Scotland, and all points in Eur- ope. These people being quite radical, we hurriedly rushed up the steps to second floor. Here we see David Corthell in cell No. 1959-59, serving out a three-year term for failing to accom- modate the American Agriculture Association with his designated amount of produce. Immediately after seeing those people, we talked to Dennis Estes, a basketball player, who has been charged for throwing a game. We see in the next padded cell, Pat Hopkins sitting there being quite witty, evidently being sentenced for being a little TOO witty and out of order. Right next to Pat's cell, Sharon Loban is practicing her fenc- ing lessons which previously got her into a bad jam. She said she forgot and used a real sword at practice instead of a rubber- tipped one, and she just couldn't understand it, for some reason. Something that seemed quite maddening on Harry Surline's part was the fact that after living on the beach for so long, he was picked up for stealing what he thought were rather inex- pensive items that helped furnish his house from a nearby ship that had just docked. Finally wo see Fred Waters fussing over his old clothes that he had worn for a long time and said that he had become a bum instead of going to college, but was rather surprised for getting arrested for stealing a few cans of food from a food market. After all. a guy has to eat sometime. We see that Gordon Holladay's height got the best of him as he was serving a sentence for destroying every door sill he encountered by not ducking as he went through them. Next to Gordon's cell we see Richard Ludwig sleeping heavily on his bed. Gordon told us that his sleeping went a little too far because he was always a menace to the skiers on the ski tow. Virginia Johnson had been carried away by using cream which had removed all her skin. Some of our well-known artists who have finally been caught imitating paintings and reselling them for a bigger profit are: Jan Schoeder, Phyllis Walton, and Caleen Schmidt. Soon after we saw the artists we heard two familiar voices singing away at the top of their lungs. Barbara and Sherry Smith, it seems, now members of high society, were thrown in for disturbing the peace. As yet they haven't simmered down. Next to their cells we see Judith Kuhn and her husband, Doctor Jeykle serving their sentence for smuggling. It seems that Connie Bullock has been arrested for being an alien in this country. While tracing her ancestry, she discovered that she was not legally a U. S. citizen. Now as we near the exit of the famed Gem City Jail, we find that all the rest of the cells are empty, but seem to have been made ready for the missing few. Yes. on each door was a poster: Wanted dead or alive. then the list of names in the warden's office: Merle Powell, Victor Ybarra, Phyllis Richards, and a picture of Phyllis as she was last seen the night she dis- appeared in her Ice Follies costume; Dorothy Winched, Esther Roybal, Don Tupper, John Stephenson, Cliff Snow, Steve Rod- riguez, Ed Bergstrom, Gary Brown, Alberta Santillanez, Melvin Almendares, Howard Cadwell, Gary Kilgore, Cecil Lewis, Dixie Helm, Gary Moats. Irvin Mortenson, Karl Nordmann, Robert Parker, Gerald Peterson, and Nancy Weibcl. Now, sadly, we leave the building with the help of Don Ruskanen, the jail's trusty and door keeper, because he couldn't possibly stand the thought of leaving, and . . . What's this? Why, I'll be . . . It's John Hcnbcrg, sitting on the steps, head in hand. Too bad, John. It seems he just can't get in, even though he's tried everything he can think of. Oh well, not everyone can get into the Gem City Jail. Tough luck kid. But after all, you are a member of the Class of 1959. What more could you possibly ask for? Carolyn Dotson, Sharon Graham, Jeannie Burrowes, Jan Schroeder, Charlotte Smallwood. 132 The Sophs collect for March of Dimes Everyone look pleasant and say Cheese. Beauty is Sharpening fingernails? When the cat's away, the mice will play Measure carefully, or he'll fall down WOW! with lots of legs. Parlez vous? Safety Club's Candidate, Sandy, and Escort Bob Two pancakes coming up served with the cool shades. So it's geometry? So who's a square? The north side going south Seniors dance Right: Jr.-Sr. Banquet oments to Remember How about a collection to buy Chuck a new pair of pants? Okay, so who's checking coats? Larry, Pern, Dennis win prizes yearbook cover design. Clear as mud! All you have to do is What's in there? A spider? turn it on. Learn anything? Know what I did last night?' Rock River ROCK RIVER LUMBER COMPANY BROWN and NELSON, Owners ALL TYPES BUILDING MATERIALS AND HARDWARE MUD CONTROL DRILLING MUD WHOLESALE WYOMING PINE PRODUCTS WEST COAST LUMBER Day and Night Tel. FR 8-2277 Rock River BROWN AND NELSON TRUCKING COMPANY Livestock Hauling • General Trucking ° Dealer John Deere Farm Machinery • Dealer International Trucks Telephone FR 8-2434 American School Supply Company 138 ._______ 1514 Arapahoe Street Denver, Colorado BIG BUY 1569 North Third 8? £oy Husuf tAi Jeanne Longpre and Gail Boyd et Buelah's Beauty Shop 252 North Fifth Tadlock's Bosler Mercantile Company and Cafe Phone Bosler 4 On U.S. Hi-Way 30 BOSLER, WYOMING • • • GAS - OIL - CABINS 139 GROCERY AND CAFE Of y ol jy OTNGIJATUlyfnQNS , V j , p it i jF - t ' Implement i Open All Year Phone FR 5-2865 BUCKAROO MOTOR COURT MR. AND MRS. TWITCHELL, Owners walking distance to downtown Boswell Sinclair Station 2100 Grand LARAMIE, WYOMING Owned by Those We Serve On U.S. 30 287 Laramie, Wyo. Brown's Fly Store Carbon Power Light, Inc. Saratoga, Wyoming EMIL S. BLOM, Manager Telephone 7-2441 EMERGENCY CALLS After Hours: Emil Blom, 7-6681 Don Henderson, 7-2934 Laramie and Rock River Areas Call Ed Hillboard WEST LARAMIE FLIES BROWN’S fly STORE FiSWNG SUPPLIES ,.o . C s b •'m ° ’ V CONGRATULATIONS rO Yp and best wishes vu' rvPoVJ y .1 ( P T ,'Pi p v, yJ 0 X v ' TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 , VApA -...,P , - DAIRY QUEEN pf[ P . jA .cA JA AtC 7 A3 x A Treat for Taste — A Food for Health jSr A OA'jA A d LVjA-PP BEST OF LUCK M? to the (p Sir v rwCj C-JUlA —'CLASS OF P) 'r A QXXJpju£ . { JCMov 1959 ( . . ., Wf (■'V V U V v- o f aj u3 'O.CLpO ryjx f Kv Vrx AujyO 'PcCXtv.'La o Vi . . CW f yA Q a ivOJVvA ■ from the J C f V -J S C pxA , 0-a)S ; COUNTRY KITCHEN PC West of Laramie 142 A AV plA 0 rE)EAL . -i_r lumber - CONSTRUCTION CO..« 37 71 cv .. p Lumber Construction Co., Inc. Complete Building Service Open Saturda 'till 1:00 p. m. Dial FR 5-4866 Consult Us Before You Buy 1104 South Second Plenty of Parking Space Qrothe Jjimber Company, George's Salon 144 says CONGRATULATIONS Class of 59 Home - Owned and Operated to Assure You the Best MODERN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES YOUR FRIENDLY STORE' THE SMARTEST STUDENTS IN L.H.S. SAVE AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Laramie, Wyoming Your Friendly Bank $10,000 Each Depositor 145 Deposits Insured F.D.I.C. OLDEST BANK IN THE STATE OF WYOMING Forest Products Treating Company PRODUCERS AND PRESERVERS PLANT OF LARAMIE, WYOMING POSTS • POLES • PILINGS P. O. BOX 877 LUMBER - TIMBERS CROSS TIES LARAMIE, WYOMING Deluxe Beauty Shop 210 Grand Laramie, Wyoming Your Personalized Beauty Care Family Finance Company SALARY LOANS AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO COST D. B. Holder, Mgr. Betty Dawson, Asst. Mgr. 218 Ivinson Ave. Phone 5-7341 and 5-7342 24-Hour TOWING Specializing in Heavy Truck Towing WE GO ANYWHERE- WYOMING'S LARGEST SINCE 1938 Phone FR 5-2270 BARNES WRECKER SERVICE 146 2220 Grand Avenue 114 West Third Avenue Hillyard Modern Floor Treatments Concrete Ferrazzo Gymnasium Wood Resilient Floor Cleaners HILLYARD SALES COMPANY E. E. EGGERT, District Manager Cheyenne, Wyoming GET YOUR CREAM O' WEBER DAIRY PRODUCTS AT THE ROSEDALE DAIRY 147 Phone FR 5-4140 Home Deliveries 313 South Third SHOP Haines Shoe Store Congratulations to the Class of 1959 for the finest in footwear The Chef MONOLITH PORTLAND MIDWEST COMPANY 148 Excavating — Land Leveling — Basements — Ditches — Farm Ranch Work Anytime — Anywhere — Any Amount DIAL FR 5-4462 C. F. and Bob Yeoman NORTH OF LARAMIE Concrete — Quality Ready Mix — Washed Sand and Gravel Support Those Who Support Us H 0 L L 1 D A Y 149 s a,.i N H Trailer Ranch 1360 North Third Midwest Grocery and Market FRESH MEAT PRODUCE Nationally Advertised Brands Free Delivery on $5.00 or more 553 North Fifth FR 5-2159 MOSER PHARMACY MEDICAL Building 15TTtSsh 2 0 GAmet-cr ) PR 5-6900j tAQAM E. tYifom ng PsvcAcsuptur«s SpecLaQidt Z- 150 We Repair Everything but a Broken Heart at Logan Machine Supply 1457 North Third Phone FR 5-7230 a cx- sxjLsoSL. C_oV- . cH cuj i £Jd,. rM r.. J ‘ K'yVvv nMitiuteLi— vD MEET THE GANG AT THE Wyoming Musicenter Hi-Fi Records 100 South Second TV Radio FR 5-9000 oJU.c x jo -A L ar€ a. J t-iA.-' (yjjkjur- J iib'C', {Aj C JUv • (JjLaXU- 2 3 £ A '‘C - MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE DAIRY PRODUCTS 151 Just Drive By On Your Way Home QUALITY CLEANERS 502 South Fourth Phone FR 5-3000 Complete Line of Builders' Supplies OTTO Builders7 Supply 463 West Garfield OTTO buuoers supply hardware LUMBER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 ffr7' k SPIC and SPAN Cleaners and Furriers 309 Flint St. - Phone FR 5-3939 YOU'LL LIKE SANITONE DRY CLEANING BE PENNY-WISE- Shop at J. C. Penney Co. 407 South Second St. FR 5-6647 ■' “T is f X Q’ vf yH| v v A KK ‘WHSkS aC a° KV f.E i- .n ‘V ' u , o AES L WT§ A V C'' 5 o-HOME BAKERY —specialty— BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES TABLE TREAT BREAD Phone FR 5-2721 American Sanitary Products Company —and— AMERICAN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY We Count It A Privilege . . . to have had a part in furnishing supplies and equipment for your school. Janitor Supplies Chemicals School Supplies Paper Products 1514 Arapahoe Denver 2, Colorado Phone Alpine 5-1753 Bailey School Supply Wyoming's Own Since 1917' Casper, Wyoming 154 BOOKKEEPING SECRETARIAL ALL OFFICE MACHINES GREGG SHORTHAND Central Business College 1177 Grant Street Denver 3, Colorado Phone MAin 3-3094 Jewel Box 304 South Third — Laramie See Mr. and Mrs. Hornby for— CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING WALLPAPER AND GLASS PAINT CONTRACTING PRATT LAMBERT PAINTS J4ornby PAINT STORE 412 Grand Avenue Laramie Phone FR 5-9469 Modern and Traditional Furniture Gifts for All Occasions Laramie Furniture Co. 315 South Second FR 5-2292 155 J X .'TA ■■ ii ..... - in ■ V ffl JERRY LEWIS in GEISHA BOY MOW ONLY 4 1 JER T LEWIS ‘lM XEtSHA feor DAYS TO OHE OF THE CREAT SHOWS JBfcvr ■' § Oa WYO- where the big pictures always play. At 5th Grand And for entertainment under the stars, it's the SKYLINE DRIVE-IN THEATRE South on 3rd Street Dunn's Coffee Shop 108 South Third HOME OF LARAMIE'S FINEST ICE CREAMS larametta (Brand) MILK CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTER EGGS ■ Wyoming Creamery 302 Garfield Take a tip, construct your future — Join the 1022nd Engineer Battalion, Wyoming National Guard CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU, THE FUTURE BUILDERS OF AMERICA Class of '59 COME OUT AND SEE OUR NEW ARMORY - EAST OF TOWN Wyoming Construction Co EXCAVATING Dragline Work Basements Road Building Dam Construction Ditch Building Land Clearing and Leveling Earth Moving • DIAL FR 5-7304 North of Laramie — Route 30 WYOMING COURT Member of Best Western Motels and AAA ROOM PHONES and TELEVISION East on Highway U. S. 30 1720 Grand Ave. FR 5-6633 158 Wyoming Stationers 219 Grand Western Reliable 507 South Second Street WELCOME TO The Business of Beauty! In a few short months you con learn the nationally-famous Hollywood method of hair styling ... be prepared for a profitable career in this exciting profession. Inquire now about scholarship opportunities. Day and Night Classes Free placement of graduates G.l. approved complete course in cosmetology Call or write for FREE information TODAY! Hollywood Beauty College 202 Kittredge Bldg. Denver, Colorado TOM'S TEXACO Phone AM 6-3239 1020 South Second-Phone FR 5-9826 Valley Gold Dairy TELEPHONE . . . FR 5-3165 Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products Phone FR 5-2381 369 No. 4th (Corner 4th Lewis) John N. Paulsen, Owner Laramie, Wyo. OSCAR A. HAMMOND Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products Box Number 838 LARAMIE, WYOMING 159 ' Topham Wheat STANDARD SERVICE For all the best building needs go to SWENSON LUMBER CO. —at— 860 North Third Street Phone FR 5-4843 5th and Grand Phone FR 5-4747 Laramie. Wyoming SWEETBRIAR S S WHOLESALE JERRY NELSON, Owner 2)8 South Second Where the Smart Girls Go! Candy — Tobacco Drugs — Sundries Complete Vending Service 1323 South Second Dial FR 5-4665 LARAMIE, WYOMING 160 I________ CLEANERS LAUNDRY Use Our Drive-In Window for Fast Service We Are Here to Help You Look Neat On All Occasions iLf . ■Juu Virgie Copeland Bud Haskins 161 Dick's Super Service 1050 North Third FR 5-6545 ♦ Tony Scarpelli The Easel 163 418 Grand Allan Krafczik FR 5-9289 Mustang Motbrs QeneraL Cre iC Corp. ■ Carter Motor Co.' 5 Jr Kr fczik Motors .Q Laramie Weed Trucking ? , I Serate y 2) y ncfi-Way Feeds ° Sy w r ' J v . « V 1X70 North. Third 5-4620 'O KOWBoy Broadcasting CqXj f £’ 3JL Ly 7 Vest-XSfamie 5(3$88-' LARAMIE DRUG Phone FR 5-2682 123 Ivinson West Laramie Fly Store West Laramie rCongratulations to the Class of 1959 Laramie Radiator Works 263 North Third FR 5-5595 Loyal Order af Moose . CC U ym Service fi JtCfo , U Phone FR 5-636 1 -- S A' L. ;U.;kP r8 Sv Fr ®n Foo?is Idramic. Wyoming Seiberling Tires Harold Scott's Service 600 South Second 1059 North Third R.P.M. Oil Willard Batteries U. S. Tires The L H s YEARBOOK is printed at Mountain States Lithographing Co 167 y j£ y- CONGRATULATIONS ' c °y -y o$ to Jhe y -' f ■ class of '59 y .-, JLgr REMEMBER THAT V ' 5 ®UR MOST DEPENDABLE r. r i Jr- r- P HELPER IS NATURAL GAS NORTHERN GAS CO. 416 S. 3rd FR 5-4221 DOWNTOWN TEXACO LONGHORN SADDLE SHOP 420 South Second Street Phone FR 5-9398 Phone FR 5-5974 CUSTOM LEATHERWORK SADDLES REPAIRED AND REBUILT HAND CARVED BELTS PURSES, HOLSTERS, ETC. LEATHER CRAFT TOOLS Snowy Range Route — West Laramie Laramie, Wyoming For Specialists in Good Feed see the H L CAFE CHICKEN STEAKS CHOPS Exquisite Homemade Pastries 1156 North Third FR 5-9874 F. J. WOOD Plumbing — Heating FR 5-3032 410 South Third J. T. BANNER ASSOCIATES, Inc. STRUCTURAL AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS Commercial — Schools — Residential 409B South 4th FR 5-7366 SNOW WELDING SERVICE 460 W. Garfield Phone FR 5-5646 169 KEN’S food locker. Know You Can Save Money with Ken's Food Lockers WHOLESALE MEATS-CUSTOM PROCESSING FR 5-5274 512 S. 3rd ELCO V E To LARamip universityaf aWIE x ,ATlCDM r Wyo vving r, 5 N P'ELD ELEVATION Bari and Kay check into another Required Subject For Modern Living LEARN TO FLY AT CREST AVIATION Phone FR 5-3566 For Over One-Third of a Century Laramie's Favorite Store has furnished LARAMIE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS AND STUDENTS WITH THEIR NEEDS Look for the Clock (PORTinC GOOD! {TORE- RED and DAVE HURWITZ JEWELRY 200 So. 2nd St. LUGGAGE Phone FR 5-7373 M. S. LOWHAM PLUMBING HEATING CO. Free Estimate Residential Commercial Repair Jobs Phone FR 5-6102 EMERGENCY CALLS Phone FR 5-5211 113 Custer Laramie Wyoming 171 v .y 'Promise Yourself To be strong that nothing can disturb iyour, peace of mind. J jj v rv aMt if' J To talk health, happiness and prosperity’ © every person you meit. o make all your friends f re is something -erything and make yoi to expect ' ffcheerfyl countenance at all times and give every living creaturi you, meet a smile. Ijme to improvement of yourself that you have to criticize others. i large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. 172 Laramie Optimist Club ly West Laramie Auction 1 Block South of KOWB Phone FR 5-5815 173 1 ttueAtmeafo n SEE US AT The Albany Mutual 223 South Second Street Building Assn FR 5-2650 in the ALBANY MUTUAL BUILDING Serving anomie owi 60 TfecvtA Every Modern Banking Service Your Home-Owned BANK OF LARAMIE 174 , g rsA ( pleasure S. 411 South Second SHAWVER SELF-SERVICE WALGREEN AGENCY Wyoming's Most Modern Drug Store 215 S. 2nd Phone FR 5-4646 The Jon-n-Jax Men's Shop 203 South Second 201 South Second SMART STYLES FOR THE SMART MISS Phone FR 5-4205 The Paint Pot ENTERPRISE PAINTS WALLPAPER PLEXTONE Expert Advice on Any Paint Problem Let Us Recommend a Competent and Reliable Painter Laramie Auto Parts Co. FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Automotive Parts and Accessories Firestone Tires and Household Welding Gas and Equipment 214 South Third Street DIAL FR 5-9625 POPE ELECTRIC CO. • 204-D South Third Phone FR 5-4314 Don't Be a Bulbsnatcher See us for all your G. E. Light Bulbs Lumiline 0 Heat Lamps Fluorescent Sun Lamps Incandescent Flood Spots 606 South Second Phone FR 5-4868 Free Customer Parking Laramie, Wyoming DON’T HORRY Connot Dress Shop 176 and all your ELECTRICAL WIRING NEEDS 308 South Third Phone FR 5-5322 v.- 218 Grand Avenue vs 5r y v o ,. v.v p s Barber Shop sv K. T-v' C LLOYD LACY, PFOprietor Free Parking Instruction V- - o-- s V- LARAMIE WYOMING Laramie Lanes C- 'P for the best bowling N o 1270 Meet Mr. Spudnut , - ■ •• —At— s. fULATIONS SENIORS BEST WISHES A 5 a,..-' from the Staff and Management of the Orpheus Hi-Fi Store r United Electronics The Spudnut Shop 223 Grand Ave. 4F Pat Adamson J. R. Gaddis Ludwig Photo Enterprises 224 IVINSON AVE. LARAMIE, WYOMING I. O. O. F. Albany Lodge No. 7 210 South Third $5.00 Other Financial Supporters Corthell and King 203 Grand 3.00 Johnson Jewelry 507 Ivinson 5.00 Albany Office Equipment Co. 211 Grand 3.00 Baillie and Travis 813 Garfield 3.00 Bungalow Grocery 1015 Bradley 3.00 Burrowes Signs 1102 South Eighth 3.00 Circle S Motel MOO Grand 7.00 178 DeWald Stone Works P. O. Box 837 3.00 Don's Trading Post Rock River 3.00 Ed's Jewelry 210 Grand 3.00 Grand Avenue Market 2131 2 Grand 3.00 Hi-Way Market 353 North Third 3.00 Iroquois Publishing Co. P. O. Box, 1315, Syracuse, N. Y. 1.00 Longhorn Lodge Rock River 3.00 Pat's Texaco Service Static Third and Curtis 3.00 Ranger Motel 453 North Third 3.00 Vasa Lodge No. 447 516 South Third 7.50 Wyoming Cafe 4121 2 Grand 3.00 Stebner Dental Group Dentists 903 Grand ' Autographs MOUNTAIN STATI: «fgj. 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