Laramie High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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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.

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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.

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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