Pine Bluffs High School - Pines Yearbook (Pine Bluffs, WY)

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LAURA JANE SPRINGER GAA1 2 3 GleeClub1 2 3 Class Plays 3 4 NORMAN WISROTH Class Plays 3 4 Glee Club 1 MILDRED SUNDIN Pines Staff 4 GAA 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 ROBERT WISROTH Football .3 4' Basketball 3 4' Pines Staff 4' C ass Plays '3 4' Glee Club 1. Page Nine EDWIN HOPKA Class Offices 3 Track 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Pmes Staff 4 Class Plays 3 4 Oration 3 4 One act Play 3 4 G1 e Club 1 ZITA ANN PHILLIPS Class Offices 1 2 Pmes Staff 4 Class Plays 3 4 Reading 3 4 One act Pla 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 GAA DONALD PHILLIPS Class Offices 1 Track 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 P1nesStaff4 Class Plays 3 4 Glee Club 1 LORRAINE HANSON Class Offices 3 4' Duet 4' Pmes Staff 4' Class Plays 3 4' Glee Club 3 4' GAA GEORGIA JAMISON Class Offices 1, 33 Pines Staff 43 Association Offices 3: Class Plays 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 3.

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Hrstory of the Senror Clfrss of 1945 Our frrst Contact vxrth hrgh school was rn the most secluded room rn the burldrng The te aehers rssumed we could concentrate better rf not allowed a vrew of the hrlls the marn street rnd the p rrk Wh rt our sponsors drd not realrze was that they were puttrng us rn the perfect place to drstr rct our rtte ntron rs everyone of us at heart envred those grade school chrldren on therr playground Dur mp thrs trral year our constant gurde rn dr awrng our attentron back to our hrgh school career was Mrss Alree Str oh The senrors of 42 royally welcomed us lrttle freshmen wrth an rnrtratron Regretful of the d rm'rge done the hrgh school students gave us a party One of the outstandrng eve nts of the ye 'rr ve rs that Edt rn Hopka was a represe rtatrve at the State FFA Conventron rn Casper Wrth the ard of a crutch we hobbled upstarrs to start our second year rn hrgh school Our iormer sponsor now Mrs Carroll gave us a boost whenever she saw the crutch was about to slrp The boys veere pleased wrth therr accomplrshments rn sports durrng thcrr sophomore year as LeRoy Nussb rum Ldvern Hopka rnd Donald Phrllrps recerved letters The grr ls teo enroyed thrs ye ar srnce they could nov look out the wrndows and watch the boys on the track freld Our Junror year wrll always be consrdered the outstandrng year of our hrgh school careers for we took prrt and placed rn many actrvrtres and events Frrst came our play The Mad March Herrs xrhreh w rs well recerved Edwrn Hopka placed second rn the oratron contest wrth a r rtrng of exeel lent Zrta Ann Phrllrps reccrved a ratrng of excellent rn readrng grvrng us frrst place rn thrs event 'Ihe clsrss sponsored a show The Sky s the Lrmrt We put out an annual for 43 and 44 Lorrarn H rnson Bonnre Gaston Harold Reber Edwrn Hopka Laura Jane Sprrnger and Betty Flw ood we nt tr the e rmme reral contest for shorthand I and typrng I Early rn the spr rng the Junrors lard plans for the Junror Se nror Banquet and Prom whrch carrred out the South Amerrcan motrf Our sponsor M I rrnont then rushed us rnto practrcrng musrc for baccalaureate servrces A we ek lrter followed eom me ncement exercrses for whrch the Junrors were rn the processronal Whrle n our Junror ye rr one of our members LeRoy Nussbaum rorned the Marrne Corps In the fall of 44 we embarked on our last ye'rr rn hrgh school wrth Mr Supon as our sponsor ood sports th rt the upper classmen gave them a prrty We had a successful football season wmnmg the eonfere nee ehampronshrp Then followed basketball clrrnaxed by a trrp to Wheatland to the con ferenee from whrch we returned wrth consolatron Edward Kreler achreved er superror r rtrng rn or rtory grvrng hrrn trrst award Lorrarne Hanson wrth the ard of her partner was gryen r superror r rtrng rn duet A superror rnrnus rn readrng went to Zrta Ann Phrllrps Lorrarne Hanson Bonnr Gaston Zrtr Ann Phrllrps Georg1aJam1son and Margaret McDowall represented the school rn the eommererrl eontest for typrng II and bookkeeprng Our class play The Importance of Berng Young w rs gryen May 2 The Junrors honored us by grvrng us a banquet and prom whrch carrred out the r rrnbovt rnotrf The Sunday of Senror Week we had our baccalaureate servrces Frrday May 18 com mencement exercrses were held The alumnr banquet took place May 19 Thrs was the closrng or er h'rPPS hrgh school career Class Prophecy Ten ye rrs he nce as we ga7e rnto the future the members ot the class of 45 are follow rng these roles rn lrfe We see l uerlle Brnnrng followrng rn the footste ps of Florence Nrghtrngale Be tty Elwood supervrsrng the Old Mards Home YMA Bonnre Gaston strll undecrded Army Navv or Marrne s Lorrarne Hanson co prlot of Don'rld s X 47 Edwrn Hopka De an of College of Co eds Harrrsburg Nebraska Georgra Jamrson chemrstry rnstructor of PBHS Edw 'rrd Kreler manufacturrng hrs own crgarettes M rrgaret McDowall rn her own apartment house Donald Phrllrps ownrng an X 47 and a srx star general rn the arr corps lrta Phrllrps happy wrth her busrness career rn Mrnneapolrs lf ern Pratt runnrng her own Fern s Ice Cream Shop harold Reher rnventrng hrs own one wheel motorcycle Mono Mono Bang Bang Norman Wrsr oth strll tryrng to frnd a cure for all drse ases rn potatoe Mrldred Sundrn s shorthand books rn use rn PBHS Laura Sprrnger happy wrth her lrttle famrly lrvrng rn Chrcago Me lvrn Walker delayrng marrrage untrl drscharged from the army Robe rt Wrlhe lm rn the world s largest radro reparr shop We Frx em Robe rt Wrsroth strll prckrng up preces f om hrs prck up Page Erghi . . 1 L K. 1 ' 1 1' ' nr ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1, 1. 1 ,T 1 .L L 1 I ' 11A I I 1 3 1 I: 12 1 Z 1 ' . 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I-llstory of the Senlor Class of 1946 In Septembex 1942 oux class of n1neteen members wlth Mrs Bray as sponsor was admltted to the hlgh school The freshman 1nv1tat1on and return party were new expemences At the beglnmng of the second year wlth Mrs Bray as sponsor we found our classmates ln the sophomore room all hav1ng completed thelr freshman year successfully The freshy green havmg wo1n off we enjoyed th1s year In our junlor year Mrs Townley gulded us through our class play Double Exposure the spon sormg of the plcture Henry Aldrlch s Llttle Secret and the Jumor senxor banquet If to be busy IS to be happy we certamly had a happy year One more step bxought us to the semor room and Mr Supon under whose guldance we trled to keep our standards hlgh Our act1v1t1esth1s year conslsted of The Pmes assoclatlon offlces and class play Let er Go Gallagher Ray Soto Waymoneth Dye Dlck McD0wa11 Rlchaxd Brower and M11t0n Pounds have entered the lined force s They wxll be mlssed on commencement nlght Class W111 We the senlors belng of sound mlnd and about to graduate do w1ll and bequeath our most cherlshed DOSSQSSIOHS to those here1n appolnted Rlchald Butler w1ll my ab1l1ty to fly a plane to Alvm Moyer and Robert E1senhauer Maly Doran w1ll my red halr to L1nor Karlstrum and Dolores Crock B111 Har11son w1ll my Model T Ford to Leroy Gardner and Gene Reher M1ke McNamee w1ll my helght to Bobby Shlpp and Jack Hockersmlth Jessle Mllton w1ll my black halr to R1ta Jeanne Ph1ll1ps and Darlene Elwood Ronme Sp1er w1ll my dancmg abxlxty to Joe Mlller and Betty Pxttman Peggy Stevens w1ll mv ablllty to chew gum to Mary Jane Stephens Bonme Walker w1ll my mus1cal talent to Ce11a Olsen Chl lstensen Class Prophecy Upon landlng at the Egbert mun1c1pal a11f1eld on my Journey west I was greeted by a servxce statlon attendant who poked h1s head 1nto the cabln of our plane and sa1d Can I f1l1 er up? and lt was no other than Rlchard Butler an old cx ony who sat across the axsle from me all duung our semor ye 31 Aftez leavlng Egbert Wyommg we flew as far as Rawlms where we were forced to land because of a StOlI'Yl As I was strolllng the streets I ran lnto Mary Doran She lnformed me that she was now employed by the tax payers assoclatlon and was obtaxnmg flgures on cost to the pubhc of the convxcts 11v1ng expenses Aftel thxee houls we were able to fly to Salt Lake C1ty where I knew B111 Harx 1son was 11v1ng The taxl drlver took me to the Bee Hlve House and upon r1ng1ng the bell a colored mald mfoxmed me Gab: 1e1 done gone to blow h1s horn ln order to buy shoes for h1s k1dd1es Flom Salt Lake Clty we flew to T1a Juana where we found Jessle Mllton selhng tlckets on hoxses and keeplng books for a small syndlcate that concentrated on tuxtle races Flom Tla Juana we flew to Panama where calrylng on the work of Doctor Gorgas we found Mlke McNamee who was mventmg an 1nsect1c1de whlch would lemove the stlngers flom mosqultoes From Panama we flew to Honolulu where we found Ronnle Sp1er spendmg a short leave learnmg the new step of the natlve Hula dancers and the rest of hxs t1me readlng phone books From Honolulu we took an ocean l1ner back to the Unlted States On the shlp we found Peggy Ste xens '1 ste wardess takmg care of Chlhuahuas that were to be entered ln the fashlonable dog show m New York Clty Enroute to New York Clty we stopped off at Ames Iowa where we found MBXIHE Ward experx mentmg wlth her latest d1scovery Trlple T V1tam1n whlch was to encouxage growth of ha1r on bald heads lmprove the I Q of students and make buoyant anyone who had partaken of th1s new dxscoverv On axrxvlng ln New York we had t1me to go to the dog show Whlle attendlng the dog show we were amazed to see Bonnle Walker dlrectlng the music to whlch the dogs danced ln Memorlam HAROLD NUSSBAUM Dled June 5 1943 Page Ten . . U , U . U U U , . U , X ' f . U . . . , U ,U - , 1 ll I! ' .y - ' I ' ' lk I! I I ' 1 v ' u - s ' sv - ' ' - 3 - . i J . ' U x 1 - ' ' ' . . . A . . . y ,, .. - ., - - - tx Y . 11 l V ,U U U 4 U ' ' - .- ' t u t 1 ax' - ' X ' 1 ' . ' . l A ' 5' ' I - . . . , . . I, . ' , , I. U ' , U . I. U U ,U . U U U . I' . . H . . . - . C , I I, , U U U . 1, 1 U , U V U U . I- ' . . 2 ' . . I, Maxme Ward, wlll my ablllty to sew and cook to Yvonne Wllhelm and Shlrley , , . . . . . M . , ,, . , U U , U . U U . , . U U . U U . U U . U U . . U U U ' V . . . U , ' U ' .' ' ' U - , n ,' ' ' ' ' ' H , . . ' . U 1 ' U ' U .,., , . U . U U U , . , . . . . , X 7 x L' K K' 1 U U l - . I ' . Y Y A I A- U - ' ' n ' ' ' rv ' , 4 , , ' tl 91 ' U . . - . 1 K ,