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

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BACK ROW: Nigel Butler, Manley Taylor, Calvin Sisson, Martin Ornelas, Duane Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Iiva Ruff, Mike Mykris, Marvin Sclmcher, Robert Anderson, Robert Larsen, Norval Stoneburg, Mrs. Bray QSponsorj. FRONT ROW: Berdine Olinger, Irene Laycock, Helen Reed, Frances Powell, Ethel Siemsen, Connie Soto. Sophomores 1941-1942 OFFICERS President , , , Mike Mykris Vice President , ,, Martin Ornclas Secretary Helen Reed Treasurer . ,,,,,, ,,,, Z oe Jamison News Editor , Norval Stoneburg Yell Leader ,,,,, Irene Laycock Yell Leader ,,,, Duane Fisher Sponsor H Mrs. Bray The sophomore class began its successful year with twenty members. During the Course of the year it lost three members and in turn gained three new members. Many of the sophomores have entered into different events throughout the year. Several entered the duet contest last fall, the reading contest, oration contest, and many of the other things. Many of the boys went out for basketball and football and made the teams. Now many are going out for track and are preparing to enter the forthcoming meet. All the class participated in the chorus contest and two from the class attended the instrumental contest at Burns. All together the sophomores have had a successful year and hope that the coming years will go as smoothly.

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BACK ROW: Harry Ornelas, William Crock, Charles Strube, jr., Dale Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Wilbur Bunch, Henry Wulf, Emma Ruff, Pauline Howe, Dollie Golden, Lucille Evert, Norval Johnson, Mr. Lamont fSponsorJ. FRONT ROW: Genevieve Rieler, Madeline Robinson, Beverly Elwood, Frances Herman, Jane Speetzen, Elaine Phillips, Marybelle Maroney, Charlene Karlstrum. Juniors 1941-1942 OFFICERS President .. . ,, XVilbur Bunch Vice President .. . lflaine Phillips Secretary . ,,,e Beverly Elwood Treasurer ,,,, .. .. Charlene Karlstrum News Editor . . . . jane Speetzen Yell Leader . Marybelle Maroney Yell Leader ,,,, ,, . Harry Ornelas Sponsor . ,,,,,,,,,,,, .. .,.. Mr. Lamont Assistant Sponsor . ,, Mr. Moore The junior class started this eventful year with nineteen pupils and since then has gained two and lost one pupil. The class was well represented on the basketball, football, and track teams. They placed first in both the interclass basketball tournament and the intcrclass track meet. The class was also well repre- sented on the girls' track team. Elaine Phillips, Genevieve Kieler, and Beverly Elwood took part in the Typing I and Elaine Phillips in the Shorthand contest at Carpenter. Genevieve Kieler was in thc ELCHSA trio contest. Marybelle Maroney and Wilbur Bunch represented the school in the Oration contest. Wilbur Bunch won the local essay contest while Elaine Phillips tied for second. In the Bank essay contest Wilbur Bunch placed first while Dollic Golden received third prize. As the junior class members edit the annual, they spent much time earning money for it. They sold food at the football gamesg sponsored a bake sale, a picture show, and presented their class play, Doctor is Out, in order to raise funds. Mr. Lamont, Sponsor, and Mr. Moore, Assistant Sponsor, were of great help to the class throughout the year. -10-

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BACK ROW: Robert Wilhelm, Edwin Hopka, Marvin Sisson, Donald Phillips, Edward Kicler. MIDDLE ROW: Reuben Meier, Norman W'isroth, Betty lilwood, Bertha Chaney, Beverly Robinson Robert W'isroth, David Jensen, Miss Stroh tSponsorj. FRONT ROW: Zita Ann Phillips, Fern Pratt, Mildred Sundin, Georgia Jamison, Lucile Binning, Dar- lene Nelson, Margaret McDowell, Laura Springer. Freshmen 1941-1942 OFFICERS President ,. Robert Wilhelm Viee President , , ,, Georgia Jamison Secretary , ,,,, Darlene Nelson Treasurer ,,,, Zita Ann Phillips News Editor W ,, ,.,,,:,,,,, Betty Elwood Yell Leader ,,,,, Lueile Binning Yell Leader Donald Phillips Sponsor , ,, ,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,, ,,,, , M iss Stroll In 1941 the freshmen started their first year of high school with Miss Stroh as their sponsor. All were filled with joy until the high school started to plot a threatening initiation. After the initiation, the freshmen were entertained at a party. Later, the freshmen gave Il return party. Near the beginning of the year the second year Home Economies girls gave a formal initiation for the new Home Economics girls. At the beginning of the year there were twenty-two pupils. Since then, two of the pupils have gone to other schools. ln March the boys had their basketball tournament. The freshmen lost but there were no hard feelings since they were given a golden loving cup for being good sports. -12... a