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

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ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................. ..................... Assistant Editor ..... - ....... - ........ - ........ Business Manager .............. Ass't Business Manager ..,...., Advertising Manager ........ Circulation Manager ,.,,. Athletics ................,.... Class Editors ........... Organizations .......... Humor and Snapshots ...... Alumni .......................... Reporters ....... PINES STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....,.. .... News Editor .....,.. - ........ Make-up Editor ...... Literary Editor ....,.. Feature Editor ........ Art Editor ........ Sports Editor ,....,. Headline Writer ...,. Faculty Reporter ....... Alumni Reporter ....... Business Manager ........ Circulation Manager ...... Stenciler .................. .................. Advisers ......... --- ..4.. Wilbur Bunch Elaine Phillips Dollie Golden Jane Speetzen Harry Ornelas ----- Norval Johnson William Crock - .,......,.....,., Beverly Elwood -Frances Herman Pauline Howe -Dale Fisher Charlene Karlstrum Lucille Evert -Marybelle Maroney -----... Madeline Robinson -Genevieve Kieler -Marjorie Fritz -Charles Strube -Henry Wulf -Emma Ruff .-- ..... Margaret Smith Marshall Nussbaum Margaret Smith ,---- Mary Lynne Mercer Ralph Reed Cleo Mykris Gerald Maroney Marshall Nussbaum Robert Binning Ralph Reed Robert Elwood Robert Bmnmg Mary Lynne Mercer Mrs. Barkell and Mr. Moore

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SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS OF '41 - '42 President ...S,,..S. , ,,,,.,,, Vice President .,F.. Secretary ...,...... Treasurer ....... News Editor .... Yell Leader .... Yell Leader ,... Sponsor ..e.... Ralph Reed Gerald Maroney Mary Lynne Mercer Cleo Mykris Margaret Smith Mary Lynne Mercer Robert Elwood Mrs. Barkell CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS American Beauty Rose Royal Blue and White CLASS MOTTO CLASS SPONSOR Impossible is un-American Mrs. Barkell CLASS PROPHECY Ten years will make a great difference in the lives of our friends of the class of '42. As we gaze into the crystal ball, the following picture unfolds before our eyes: The president, Ralph Reed, after two years at Wyoming University and four at West Point, has advanced rapidly. He is now a first lieutenant in the world's greatest peacetime navy-the United States Navy. Gerald Maroney is piloting the newest type engine on the famous Union Pacific streamliner, the City of Pine Bluffs. His record of speed and safety is the boast of the railroad company. The former Margaret Smith, happy with her little family, is a leader among her neighbors in the Better Housekeeping club. Her home is a model for all interested in home-making. Robert Elwood, owner of the famous All-Night Garage in Cheyenne, is known for the excellence of his overhaul and repair jobs. Motorists drive for miles ftire and gasoline rationing are long-since overj to have him check their zo-cylinder motors. Cleo Mykris has proved the excellence of her commercial training by rising rapidly in the business world. She is now secretary to one of Wyoming's prominent congresswomen. Aces Robert Binning and Marshall Nussbaum are still breaking speed and endurance records with their famous X-23. Their high rating with International Airlines makes them world-renowned flyers. Mary Lynne Mercer is known in New York, Paris, and London, as the head of a prominent business firm dealing in original models in women's garments. She is also president and Professional Women's Club. CLASS WILL I, Robert Binning, bequeath my curly hair to Harry Ornelas. I, Mary Lynne Mercer, leave my blond tresses to Marybelle Maroney. I, Robert Elwood, leave my charming smile to Charles Strube. I, Cleo Mykris, will my shy nature to Jane Speetzen. I, Ralph Reed, bequeath my humor to Dollie Golden. I, Margaret Smith, bequeath my freckles to Charlene Karlstrum. I, Marshall Nussbaum, give my ambition to Dale Fisher. I, Gerald Maroney, will my studiousness to Wilbur Bunch. ..5... of the International Business