Powell High School - Panther Yearbook (Powell, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

ll J I if we W v 7 11111 PQWELL HIGH SCHOOL PCDWELL, WYGMING , , ' , .,-ff FQREWCRD The PANTHER staff of '52 Presents this memory book to you In hopes that you will read it all Remembering us with fond adieu. We've tried to show you our school life In every phase of the way And hope that we have succeeded In bringing it here to stay. We hope that when in years to come Back through this book you'll wander Then all the joyous times you had Will seem to you much fonder. Now the year's work is over And this book is just for you Dedicated as a memory Cf this class of '52, HOWARD HART SCHOOL BOARD HAROLD WYNN PRESIDENT 1 'N-'lv 'gm '51 CHESTER HUNNICUTT J-v x 'U' is DONALD NORTHRUP 'Y i BUD STECK 3 KENNETH GRAHAM CFFICE STAFF ,VX J s5+. DOROTHY RUDD Superintendenfs secretary Powell High School is yours -- yours to uphold and strength- en. The benefits you receive are proportional td the efforts you exert. Be proud of your institution and conduct your- self so the institution will be proud of you. Kay Jameson, Barbara Hart, Pauline Nelson, Ruth Sievers, Agnes Sykes, Louise Knutson. Not pictured 4 Anna Avis and Mrs Simon Secretary C W RICHARD Superintendent Powell Schools President Wyoming Education Association f H L REBBE Principal Powell High School LAWRENCE BARRON Art Instrrute of Chr cago ISP' VELMA BIDDLE A Englrsh EDNA BEALL Colorado State B A Busrness Educatron ROBERT BISHOPP lege of ASLM B S Vocatronal Agrrcul ture JOHN EARP HAROLD HAND Western Stare College Unrversrty of Denver A B Physrcal Educa B A Physrcal Educa non non FACU LTY CECIL BECK Kearney state Teach ers College Trades and Industry Q,-.uni wwf' JUNE COLLIER A 'vluslc STEWART FREW Umversrty of Denver B A Hrstory ' ' ' , B. s. I :K ' K 'i Hastings Collegeg B. Colorado State Col- Tulsa Llniversityg B. 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' ' 'O' ' ' . ., ff' K W NODDINGS LOUISE PAYNE N D State Teachers Colorado State A B College B A Com Home Economlcs merce Wig, '--Q MARGARET PIERCE IEANETTE SMITH Colorado State B Un1vers1tyofColorado Home Economrcs B A Spamsh 'Q GORDON HOWARD WILLIAMS WICKSTROM Umversxty of Wyom Umverslty of Colora mg B A Educauon do B A Dramatxcs FACU LTY .55 en' 1'1 .,-if RODNEY PAYNE Colorado State A B Busmess .45 FAY THOMPSON UIIIVCISIIY of Wyom mg B S Vocanonal Agrlculture LAVERNE WITTE Nebraska State Teach er College B A Englrsh IOV K, i Q' .' av , A In ' .. U! .Q W ,A ' ., jd' . M to 3 . A., ' ' I 5 ' ' - ru , , as i lf.. . -0 ' s n I O Ar., ' .I K . X lb ' A . ' ' I . ., . . S g . , 6' ,I 'N ,..! ffl l..I..I ffl 'Q .- U 'D cn 'LJ 1' LJ U ... P Janet Roycr . Svcrctary Q u .. : :1 I or :1 ,- - Q Trcasurur Il Kaye jamcso ISOI Spur uc, .M 'P , 2 5 5 I1 ...J OIISOI' SP Stewart Frcw, f rf 4' Q il! 15 fi 4 V MYRON ADAMSON Birthplace - Powell,Wyoming. Ambition - To havea business ofmy own. Favorite sport - Track. Activities - Football 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK ALBERT Birthplace - Greybull, Wyoming. Trans- ferred from Burlington, Wyoming 4. ANNA AVIS Birthplace - Taylorville, Illinois. Activ- ities - GAA 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Quartet 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Pres. 1,Class Vice-Pres. 2, Student Forum 1, Annual 3, 4, Girls State Alt. 3, Gov's. Safety Council 4, NHS 4. LOWELL BAKER Birthplace - Powell,Wyoming. Activities - Basketball 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Junior Play. HELEN BESSLER Birthplace - Powell,Wyoming. Ambition - Teacher. Favorite subject - Sociology. Activities - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Pow- wow 3, GEORGE BROW Birthplace - Douglas, Wyoming. Favorite sport - Wrestling. Favorite subject -Math- matics. Activities - Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 1, Boys State 3, Junior Play, RICHARD BULLOCK Birthplace - Powell,Wyoming. Ambition - A missionary doctor. Activities - FFA 1, Powwow 3. TOMMY BULLOCK Birthplace - Lovell, Wyoming. Ambition - To beadoctor. Nickname - Buster. Fa- vorite sport - Tumbling. Activities - NHS 4. DOROTHILEE BURGENER Birthplace -- Powell,Wyoming. Ambition -- To work in a business firm. Favorite saying -- You're telling me! Activities GAA 1, Z, 35Chorus1, 3, 45 Powwow 3 Annual 4. GRETA BURGENFR Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming, Ambition -- To be a nurse. Favorite saying -- Hot dog! Activities -- GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 45 Girls State Alt. 3, PAT BURKE Birthplace -- Shawnee,Oklahoma, Favor- ite saying -- Oh-h-h-h-hl Activities -- Cheerleaderl, 2, 3, 45PepClub 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3,45Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Triple Quar- tet 3, BOB BURNETT Birthplace -- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Activities -- Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, State Champ 1, 25 Captain 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Lettermen's Clubl, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, Treasurer 15Student Forum 45 Boys State 35 Junior Rotarian 4. BURTON CARLSON Birthplace -- Stephenson,Michigan. Am- bition -- To be a missionary, Favorite say- ing -- Master, here am I, send me. Favor- ite sport -- Boxing, Junior Play. GLORIA CASE Birthplace -- Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Ambition -- To be a success. Pet peeve -- People that like themselves. Activities -- Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 GAA 1,25Pep Club 1, 2. LESLIE CLONINGER Birthplace -- Havre, Montana, Ambition -- Do as little as possible as long as possible. Activities -- Basketball 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. ART COCKBURN Birthplace -- Billings, Montana, Ambition -- To own a fleet of cars, Activities -- Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 0 Q, 4 f 1 'B 41 -an 'za 655 DONALD COLLINS Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Nick- name -- Dink. Activities -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian4, Boys State 3, Student Forum 2, 4. MADS COTTRELL Birthplace -- Burlington,Wyoming. Nick- name -- Burlington Sam. Activities -- Transferred from Burlington, Wyoming 3, Basketball 4, Football4, Track 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 4. AUDREY DIETZ Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Ambition -- Secretary, Activities -- GAA 1, 2, Pep Club, 1, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Girls State 3, Annual 4, BILL DODSON Birthplace -- Smicksburg, Pennsylvania Favorite subject -- T 84 I. Pet peeve -- English. Favorite sport -- fishing, Ac- tivities -- Junior Rotarian 4. KEN DOOLEY Birthplace -- Reydon, Oklahoma. Activi- ties -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Student Forum 3, Junior Play, Annual 4. WANDA DUGGER Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Ambition -- To go to California. Activities -- Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Triple Quartet 3, Junior Play, JANET EDMONDS Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming, Activities --GAA l, 2, 3,4, Pep Club -- 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3,-1, NHS 3, 4, Class Treas, 3, Girls State 3, Powwow l, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Homecoming Queen 4. ERVIN EGGEBRECHT Birthplace -- Vida, Montana. Ambition -- Coaching. Activities -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3,Wrestling2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, FFA 1. ELAINE ENGLERT Birthplace -- Byron, Wyoming. Activities -- Transferred from Sidney, Nebraska 3 GAA 4, Pep Club 4gCheerleader 4, Chorus 3, 4, Pres. 4, Triple Quartet 4, Student Forum 4, BERT FARMER Birthplace -- Byron, Wyoming, Ambition Farmer. Activities -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Lettermen's ubl 2,3,4:FFA 1. ' DON FLEMING Birthplace -- Midwest, Wyoming. Am bition --To bea millionaire, Activities- Transferred from Midwest, Wyoming 1 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Boys State Alt, 3 Junior Play 3, Powwow 3, 4, Annual 4 Sports Ed.4gAssembly Committee4gJourn alism Conference 4, SYLVIA FRANKLIN 'gf Birthplace -- Cody, Wyoming. Favorite Saying - All right,be good. Ambition -- To be a good wife, Activities -- GAA 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2 3 4 FHA 1, Annual 4, SHIRLEY GALVIN Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming, Ambition -- To learn to cook. Activities -- Per: Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Powwow 3. JERRE GARVIN Birthplace -- Girly, Nebraska, Ambition To be a millionaire, Favorite sport -- Wrestling. Activities -- Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4gLettermen's Club 1, 2, GREG GIBSON Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming, Ambition -- Get Les to go with a girl. Activities -- Football l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3 4, Class Officer lg Junior Rotarian 3, HARLAND GOODCHILD Birthplace -- Glendive, Montana, Am- bition Electrician. Activities -- Foot- 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Junior Play 3. 9: , ag, l 'Y-Y ,an X I CHRISTINE GRIJALVA Birthplace -- Frannie, Wyoming, Favor- ite saying --I thought I'd die. GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 1, 25 Pow- wow 2, BARBARA HART Birthplace -- Lovell, Wyoming. Favorite subject -- Art, Activities -- GAA 1, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 3, 4, Historiang Junior Play5 Powwow 1. ETHEL HOLKAN Birthplace -- Webster City, Iowa, Favorite saying -- Yeah! Activities -- FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, BETTY HOUGHTON Birthplace -- Cameron, Missouri. Favor- ite saying -- Stupid, Iguess. Ambition -- To be a teacher, Activities -- GAA 1, 25 FTA 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS HUNTER Birthplace -- Borger,Texas. Pet peeve -- English. Favorite Sport -- Wrestling. Fa- vorite subiect -- Study hall. Activities -- Wrestling 45 Student Forum 4, LA DONNA JACKSON Birthplace -- Elk City, Kansas, Activities -- GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec,-Treas. 35 Band 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 FHA 1, 45 Student Forum 3, 45 junior Play5 B and PW Rep. 4. KAYE JAMESON Birthplace -- Cowley, Wyoming. Trans- ferred from Crowley, Wyoming 3. Class Treas. 4. BETTY JOHNSON Birthplace -- Garland, Wyoming. Favor- ite saying--Oh,youyoungstets. Activities -- Pep Club 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior play. DICK JOHNSON Birthplace -- Lusk, Wyoming. sport -- Football. Activities -- Trans- ferred from Riverton, Wyoming I. Football 4, Lettermen's Club 4, FTA 4. Favorite KENNY JOHNSON Birthplace --Central City, Nebraska. Am- bition -- Hermits life in the Yukon. Fa- vorite sport -- Wrestiing, Activities -- Wrestling 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3- Vice-Pres. 4. NANCY JONES Birthplace -- Casper, Wyoming, Activities -- GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Triple Quartet 3, NHS 3, 4, Girls State Alt. 3, Band PW Rep, 4, Annual 4, All District Band 1, 3, 4, MARY LOU KITTLE Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Ambition -- Go to Coney Island. Activities -- GAA 1, 2, 3, 4,Sec.-Treas. 4,Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4. RONALD KNESAL Birthplace -- Baker, Montana, Ambition -- Construction Engineer. PHIL KOPRIVA Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Ambition -- To be a success. Activities -- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterrnen's Club2, 3, 4,JuniorRotarian 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All District Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Boy's Chorus 1. JIM KRANZ Birthplace -- Watertown, South Dakota, Ambition -- To be a success. Pep peeve -- Mouthy people. Activities -- Football manager 3, Junior Play. DONNA MAE LADDUSAW Birthplace --Brookings,South Dakota. Fa- vorite saying -- I like it, Ilike it. Ac- tivities -- GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, e Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Junior Play. V Ox 17 Y-.-, MOETA LATTIMER Birthplace -- Eads, Colorado. Ambition -- To graduate. Favorite saying -- l.aVaughn be quiet, Activities -- GAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2. :iz 1k.- '5- LEE LINDSAY X Birthplace -- Byron, Wyoming. Ambition -- Ranger. Favorite sport -- Skating. Ac- tivities -- Transferred from Byron, Wy- oming 35 FFA 3. 9' LEONA LOVERCHECK Birthplace --Powel1,Wyoming. Ambition .W --To go to Maine. Activities -- Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, J F KATHLEEN LUCAS Birthplace -- Lovell, Wyoming. Activities -- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Z .BW ir- DOROTHY LUTZ Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming, Ambition -- To be ateacher of commerce. Favorite sport -- Volley ball. Activities --GAA 13 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 4, Powwow 3, 4, Annual 4. NEREEE MATHEWS Birthplace -- Baggs, Wyoming. Ambition -- To get a rich husband. Pet peeve -- Mona Lisa. Transferred from Gillette, Wy- oming 3, 3? 'TY 'dl' WILLAMAE MATSON Birthplace -- Broadwater, Nebraska, Am- bition -- To go to the South. Favorite say- ing -- What's the matter,you got rocks in your head. Activities -- Chorus 2, 3, 4. KEITH MCCOY Birthplace -- Basin, Wyoming. Ambition -- Play in the Rose Bowl. Activities -- Band l, 2, 3, 4gFootball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 33 l.ettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, luniorRotarian 4, Student Forum 4, HM MCCOWN Blfllhplace -- Hillsboro, Texas. Favorite S-Wlrng Always do better than before. Acflivities -- Transferred from Tucurncari, New Mexico 43 Football 4, TOM MCCOWN Birthplace--Hillsboro,Texas. Ambition -- To get through college. Favorite saying -- The best is not good enough. Transferred from Tucumcari, New Mexico 4. MAFRY McMATl-l Blfflhplace -- West Palm Beach, Florida. ACf11v1t1es -- GAA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Che-er Leader 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2,4, H1SUor1an Dist. Parlimentarian 33 Class V1Cfe Pres 1. MAXINE MORRIS Birthplace -- Beach, North Dakota. Favor- ite saying -- Oh putt. Activities -- GAA 1,2,3,4, Tres. 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Triple Quartet 33 All-Dist. Band 1,43 Assembly Committee 43 Junior Playg Annual 4. B11-L MUKAIKUBO Blfihiplace -- Worland, Wyoming. Am- blllfbn Artist. Pet peeve -- people who are fconcerted. Favorite saying -- Get on BETTY MYERS Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Am- bition -- Nurse. Favorite sport -- Football. Activities -- FHA 1,2,3,43 GAA 1. GLEN MYERS Blflhlplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Am- b1li0ln To tie Mr. Frew in knots in a Wl'eSftl1ng match. Activities -- Football 1, 2 3 41 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. HELEN MYERS Birthplace -- Olney, Texas. Ambition -- To be a teacher. Favorite saying -- Yeah. KENNY NODDINGS Birthplace -- Sundance, Wyoming. Am- bition -- To ride at a rodeo in Madison Square Garden. Activities -- Football 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Rotarian. BETH OSBORN Birthplace--Graig,Colorado. Ambition -- To be a nurse. Activities -- Quill and Scroll 3,43 NHS 3,45 Girls State Alt. 33 JuniorPlay, Powwow 2,3gBusiness Manager 33 Annual 3,45 Layout Editor 4g Journalism Conference 33 B and PW Rep. 4: Transferred from Craig, Colorado 1. GLORIA PEET Birthplace -- Lance Creek, Wyoming. Activities -- GAA 1,2,3,4g Pres. 3, Pep Club 1,2, 33 Band 4gTwir1er 1, Drum Major- ette 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Student Forum 3, Annual 45 B and PW Rep. 4g Girls State Alt. 3. DORIS RENO Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Am- bition -- To bea nurse. Favorite saying -- Well I'1l be ding, dang, doodled. Activi- ties -- Chorus 2,4g FHA 1,4. DAVE REVELLE Birthplace- -Powell,Wyoming. Ambition- - To retire after graduation. Favorite sport - - Roller skating. Activities -- Football 1,25 Basketball 33 Boys Chorus 1. VERNA ROGERS Birthplace -- Pleasanton, Iowa. Am- bition -- To please everyone. Activities -- GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g FHA 2,3g Powwow 4: Annual 43 Girls State 3. JANET ROYER Birthplace--Powell,Wyoming.Activities-- GAA 1,2,3,4g Sec. 1g PepClub 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3,45 FTA 3,4g NHS 3,4g Class Treas. 2,Class Vice-Pres. 4, Student Forum 4, Pres. 45 Girls State 3g B and PW Rep. 4, Annual 4: Journalism Conference 4g All District Band 1,4. JERRY SHE ME Birthplace -- Columbus, Kansas Am bition -- Go to the coast and bask in the sun. Favorite sport -- Baseball. Activi- ties -- Football 1,2g Wrestling 1,2,3g Track lg Junior Play. RUTH SIEVERS Birthplace- -Powell, Wyoming. Ambition-- To be a success. Activities -- GAA 1,23 Chorus 33 FHA 1,2,3: Parliamentarian 3. KAREN SINGER Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Activi- ties -- GAA 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,3,4: FTA 3,43 Class Sec. 33 Student Forum 33 Girls State 33 Powwow 33 Annual 43 Assoc. Ed. 43 B and PW Rep. 43 NHS 4. JULANNE STAHN Birthplace -- Powell, Wyoming. Am- bition -- To be a success. Activities -- GAA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Powwow 1,23 Annual 43 FTA 4. MARTHA STRONG Birthplace - - Roff,Ok1ahoma. Activities -- Transferred from Tulsa, Oklahoma 23 Quill and Scroll 3,41 Class Vice-Pres. 33 Student Forum 43 Sec-Treas. 43 Powwow 3,43 Assoc. Ed. 33Annual 3,43 Ed. 43 B and PW Rep. 43 Homecoming Attendent 23 Journalism Conference 33 NHS 4. LORRAINE SUTHERLAND Birthplace -- Newark, New Jersey. Activi- ties -- GAA 43 Pep Club 43 Twirler 3,43 FHA 13 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Annual 3,43 B and PW Rep. 4. JOAN TALBOTT Birthplace -- Garland, Wyoming. Favorite saying - - No, kidding, I mean really. Fav- orite sport - - Basketball. Activities - - GAA 1,23 Pep Club 1,22 Chorus 1. ELAINE UTTER Birthplace -- Bridgeport, Nebraska. Am- bition -- P. E. Teacher. Activities-- GAA 1 2 3 4- Pep Club 1 2 3 4- Cheer Leader 1 2:33 'Chorus l,2,33 'Class' Sec. 23 Student' Forum 2. COLLEEN VOGEL Birthplace- -Powell, Wyoming. Ambition-- Become a teacher. Favorite saying -- Oh, Creep. Activities -- GAA 1,23 FTA 3,42 FHA l,2,3,4. Rh 'Y HAROLD WYNN Birthplace - - Thermopolis,Wyoming. Am- bition -- Live in a million dollar mansion. Activities - - Boys Chorus lg Quill and Scroll 3,4g Boys State 35 Junior Rotarian 4g Junior Playg Powwow 2,535 Art Editor 3g Armual 4g Art Editor 4. :NX 4 5 P1isv'11Vf3 pf :wi 32. s-. 1 .' s wf' 20 ARDITH WEITKAMP Birthplace Powell Wyoming Ambition To be a secretary Favorite saying com Activities GAA 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 LaVERNE WITTE Sponsor 'The Times Change and I've Change With Them' The day which we had longed for finally arrived on September 7, 1948. There were 107 of us freshmen who wandered in a dazed way through the halls of PHS for the first time. We elected the following leaders: president, Anna Avisg vice-president, Mary McMath secretary Johnny Orr and treasurer Greg Gibson to guide us through this hectic beginning The class sponsors were Lu Jean Kragel and Robert Mize On October 8 official 1n1t1at1on took place The girls were at tractively dressed in gunny sacks and high heels The bones in their hair added the final touch to their charm while the boys looked innocent 1n their baby clothes As usual we had to wait on the sophomores hand and foot The garlic which all freshmen were forced to eat left a peculiar odor in the halls for several days afterwards Powell H1gh's newly organized wrestling team coached by Steward Frew held its first match on January 12 1949 with Cody The freshmen on this team were George Brow Jerre Garvin Keith McCoy Phil Kopriva and Bob Burnett who went on to win State Championship The District Basketball Tournament was held from March 3 to 5 at Greybull with three of our freshmen boys Don Collins Ken Dooley and Ken Noddings participating Our sophomore year began with the election of class officers on September 22 We chose Don Collins as president Anna Avis as vice president Ela1ne Utter as secretary and Janet Royer as treasurer LaVerne Witte and Stewart Frew sponsored our class through our sophomore Junior and senior years W -2 ef- --5 r'3 .m gm 21 15 C. s . 1 , 'I - l , 1 in u , 9 I . 1 ,a I - l , 5 V W rss A T Hr! ,, 'ir yi 3 - J 'Nr 211 On October 5 it was our turn to take revenge on the new fresh- men. During this year Powell played host for the District Track Meet and the District Basketball Tournament. Prior to the tourna- ment the class sponsored a dance honoring the players. Barbara Hart, Martha Strong, Lorraine Sutherland, and Anna Avis made cardboard caricature drawings of each member of the team, which were used to decorate the gynn. 1949 also saw the first Homecoming in Powell. Our attendant to Queen Donna George was Martha Strong. Kenny Dooley, president, Martha Strong, vice-president, Karen Singer, secretary, and Janet Edmonds, treasurer, were officers for our junior class. Many important events occurred in 1950-1951. The new football field and the new electric scorboard were dedicated. The class of '52 presented Green Grow the Lilacs, starring Harold Wynn, Barbara Hart, Georgia Lynn, Burton Carlson, Don Fleming, Maxine Morris and George Brow, with a supporting cast of ten. We selected our rings, the crest of which is featured on the Panther '52 cover. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom followed the Indian Surnmer motif Brother and sister Dona and Harold Farmer were chosen to reign as our Princess and Chieftain One of the events which will be long remembered is the day the seniors took their Sneak Day and we Juniors decided to take a vacation also Nearly the whole class participated in this spur of the moment idea with the result being an extra day of school f r all of those 'hookey players 1952 was our all important year Although it took the whole year to make it valid the class officers finally chosen for this year were Don Collins as president Janet Royer as vice president Douglas Hunter as secretary and Kay Jameson as treasurer Janet Edmonds with Lorraine Sutherland as Senior attendant reigned as Queen of the Homecoming game with Greybull The contest ended in a tie which was played off by the California method This was the shortest football game and the longest resulting time out period Q10 daysj ever played in the Big Horn Basin with the opponent coming out on top by a yard and a half On November 26 w girls dressed in heels hats and gloves and were entertained by the PEO women at an annual tea The Doctor in Spite of Himself ' by Molere was the choice for our senior play This farce comedy was presented under the direction of Gordon Wickstrom on April 17 and 18 with a cast of eleven As a token of farewell we were honored at the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom in the early part of May All seniors attended Baccalaureate on May 18 and on May 22 we received our diplomas and of ficially finished our high school career :2Ez::s-as -ii 22 ' i I . . . . . ,, 9 0 I - .ll I I - I , . i I 1 9 1 ' ll ' ' ' I it 05 X 1 , , 'K ' I 'ff -I . - . . tr 'I Q f 1 w , I Al. 1 ,rv I .Q , Ar 'V V 1 4 ' .-.----Y. -S' ,f ' f f . 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Naoml Jameson D1ana Johnson Charles Johnstone Marlys Iolhffe hm Kamm Kenneth Kelley Shirley Kelis Bonnie Jo Kendall Marion Kittle Louise Knutson Raelee Kreps Dale Kysar Luella Larmer 26 S. Jean Lohrenz Kay Lohrenz Gale Loomis Corrie Lovercheck Marjorie Malliot Donna McCa1mon Sheila Murphy Pauline Nelson Gene Nollman Michael Olveda Verna Podoll Martha Powell V QF Q Cl1ffRevelle Rae Richard Joan Roberts Joyce Robinson Norma Rose Phyllis Rudd Betty Sanders Phil Shipley Dorothy Sievers Idabelle Stacy 27 'fx Kimi Avi Kathleen Strong Bob Sump Agnes Sykes Chff Thomas V1r1g1n1a Townsley 'Ci' Lou Vontver Barbara Walker John W1ll13mS Sh1r1ey Wright Not P1ctured Nancy Talbott OUR TOWN Row 1 Shella Murphy Agnes Sykes Dlana Johnson Row 2 Phil Hoyt Come Lover check Lou Vontver Warren Hunter Row 3 Norma Rose Ioan Roberts hm Kamm 28 6 T Q TJ- T QM' V . if of E at T ..- T 'Y ,. 5 , fy 1 T T f W'A'v'Vf'- 'vm' s U, - ' hu- SUPHOMORES Harrv Hecht .............. President Robert Halbert. . . . . Vxce Presrdent Don Kasinger . . ....... Secretary Davrd Hale . . . .....,... Treasurer 5 l is if Q 7 H 1 4? '3 Robert Adami Gladys Alrhoff Arlene Anderson Faye Andrews Kenneth Ashmead Coy bee Baker Joetta Barnes Vera Bell Lynn Bender Hugo Bessler Jerry Boyd Norma Boyd Jen Clark John Clark Sue Collins Mary Cruz Floyd Cullen Shuley Davls Bud Deveraux Delores Eden Dxane F1cken Dorothy F1ll1nger Lyle George Barbara Glllen Pat Glllett Shxrley Gillett Ted Grant Robert Halbert David Hale Neil Harrison W0 vw. Woe no Y? ,K vw-7 1: -ol 'S 7 31 lla Hart Rebecca Hays Harry Hecht Donna Heppel Gary Hrllman JoAnn Houghton Terry Hoyt Roberta Huntley Conme Jackson Donna Jacobson Terry Johnson Donald Kasmger Sue Kawano B111 Keagle Jerry Keller Leroy LaFo1lette Larry Lovercheck Carla Mann John Mathews Meldon McCullough Lawrence Menefee Yvonne Mlllspaugh Dale Montoya LaVon Moore Patsy Moore Janrce Morgan Mrtsuye Natagawa Dorothy Nay Ray Nelson Gary Noddmgs Eva Olveda Clara Paul Wayne Peet Claudra Phrllrps Roland Ph1111ps Isabel P1erson Donna Potter Johnny Ratcllff Barbara Robbrns Sonya Robrrds Erleen Schmldt Donna Schock B111 Shrpley Don Steck Donna Lea Steeves Ellen Stephens John Max Stutzman Lavada Thomas Robert Thormahlen Edward Vogel Sandra Vogel Mrckey Welton Sonya Wertkamp Barbara Wmkleman Ken Wynn B-L +'s,,,,. Q . P! M... A 6 ,. if q ,, A Q xx 1 1 ,,, , .p. , 1 Q,h,?,zx - 5 - ,f1?Sf'W'P' M, 1. ., I fs ,ig 1 Sw Q 5 xg fx I vii.-22633 W ,QQ 3 :if-xg Q, 2 J .15 .jf Jgf- I 6163- . agp' NH? 1 , . gl' X Y' Q' I if -. r 2.4 fm' 7 --1 34 cf -.Q 7-wr Russell Adamr Bob Anderson Bob Barrd Jack Balrd Karla Barber Dona Beth Basham Mary Ellen Battershell Joyce Bauer Roger Baxter Jrm Best Carlus Blevrns Ronald Blevrns Bob Bonner Carol Brown Kay Brunton John Bullts Bonnte Burgener Lloyd Burgener Ronnre Burgener Buddy Carpenter Dennrs Cassel hm Chrrsttansen Robert Chrrstofferson Wrlber Clark Karen Cltne . Carol Cook . Bob Coorough . Rosalie Cruz , Anita DeLeon . Karen Deveraux Leonard Dooley B111 Eaton Karen Edwards Vrrgmra Farnes Bob Ferguson Karen Fxcken SYIVI8 Fltzpatrrck Gene Garrrson George Gay Jxmmy Grllett Kay Grammar Mane Graham R1ta Greenhalgh R E Hand Jeanette Harmon Donna Harvey Marlrn Hatch Nona Gall Hawley Charlotte Helmer Donald Hennerberg Colleen Herndon Phyllis Hoff Shlrley Hoffer Rojean Holm Vern House Gene Hunmcutt Doreen Hunter Barbara Jacobs Betty Jacobs , Marjorie Hart 26. eg- el S,- 3 Inez Johnson Tommy Johnson Kenneth Johnston Lane Jolhffe Jerry Jones Jean Jones hm Kawano B111 Keller Mrke Kelley Glenn Krrpatrrck Betty Knesal Donna Kobbe Johnny Kranz Doyle Kujath Pat Larsen Gary Lrttle Carolyn Lockhart Mary Lynn Janrce Malllot Merle Martlnson Bart N1cCoy Harold McGlathery Wesley Metzler Lola Moore Laureen 'vlurphy Shrg Nakagawa Leatha Nelson Nlary Norrrs Iuletta Northrup Naml Nurnoto IQ any D45 -l ,il 5-w 'Y 3 -1 Wk. qv' f., 1 1' 23 V1v1an Mooren 1 Floyd Osborn Osborn Patterson Betty Pearson Georgra Poage JoAnne Ravndal Kay Rtchard Elatne Rtchman Don Robrrds Dorothy Roney Ernest Roney Joyce Rounds Shtrley Schrage Delorrs Shaulrs Ray Shorten Carma Spomer Kelsey Stage Jtm Walker Wesley Walker Loretta Wambeke Elmer Whaley Dawn Young Loyann Bowman X MOST ATHLETIC Ken Noddings and LaDonna Jackson S., KJ .af X 25' f-:S fx v- 4 I MOST MUSICAL Wanda Dugger and Kelth McCoy 4.3-I MOST ARTISTIC Harold Wynn and Anna Avxs X X. N --'-P if lr SENIOR'S f 1 'S' FUTURE I-ARMERS AND HOMEMAKERS 38 Ioan Talbott and Bert Farmer G T' ' cl I I ..: , ' if Qfjx, E ' XTC X A Y ei Oxy! I 1 I T M ' '4 - x f J IU 1 S' , ' C - , ff' 'QA , C t 45 QQ :B -aa- lif Cul Qi , L -f gl 2 . , . C X ,fn my Q,- ' if g V f -fbi I V x . f A ii. 0 Haw' 1 Biff up x b if f' ' ' N4 E 5 -0 EX Q,- -.igff f 9 E , CHCJICE V X X1 BEST DANCERS Glo. 52.- 1 9051 42 A BEST PERSONALITY es Clonmger and Karen Smger N ng fx! FOR FUTURE SUCCESS Tommy Bullock and Nancy Jones ,ev MOST HANDSOME AND BEAUTIFUL Glona Peer and Bob Burneu QQ- N A ,Lk i Xt-A x if .X i , +,' X 'Y , .- , V TQ! ' A 1 X . xvh-V Elaine Englert and Mads Conrcll ggi CLASS Shlrley Kells IUNIORS Gary Noddrngs Sue Collxns FRESHMEN Wrlber Clark A0 FAVORITE Don Daugheruy SOPHOMORES Doreen Hunter ,,- , ,M v I T3 5. T 3 f 3 E 5. f e I Av- ' vu, f fx 4 -V Y, . ,f Q, - ,rf 4 ff 2' ' -5 9' i A . is Q - X Q Q , f , ,T .. re. , H W4 f ,,,.,., , N ' 1 4 .Mun Y Q X SPORTS -1 -4 F3 .C I .1 O ,, 1 .-1 FJ .D U .ii vu PJ --A '- John Earp '2 :E 'U -1 C n.. PJ e ling ,,,Wrcsl ..- Srcwarr Frew .- sn ..-4 - L.. -- e . u o - I . n 1 n Q u 4 0 . f . . 4 sn L.. O f- E o va .. Q E2 .4 va an Q .-1 -4 ra .c u .r 117 ra cr: 2 . . mpson ll Fay Tho i Keith McCoy im -'an-an M ,L L en Noddings . We ' Erv Egge bxdihi if Don Daugheriry 3' 5' I J w1,...1 , Cliff Revglle . , k lf' Elmer Eggebrech I. p.. , 39 '-ll .1 jb.,,t.i,' t 5 !'Y u 1 :www , ,K , I N I ' 5 Lk .j 9 V Z vi YY N0ddifl8S X B Burnett Phil Kopriva 1 fc A I' ' , '75 '-V ' I . H -- 71:5 L Y , 9 2 rg 7 5, L' 25. FQQ 14' J sus Viv: . 1 Backfield Coach: Harold Hand Head Coach: John Earp Line Coach: Stewart Frew Us 7.--Q fi -F7 .dui pvv g. bl, RK- bg ,.L.,v' . 1. 1,45 BACK ROW: Charlie Bustos, Harry Hecht, Ray Nelson, Alfred Althoff, Cliff Revelle, Robert Halbert, Leonard Dooley, Gary Hillman, Mike Kelly, Dick Johnson. SECOND ROW: Wilber Clark, Birney Cox, Philip Bustos, Kenny Wynn, Ken Kelly, Mads Cottrell, Glen Myers, Ken Dooley, John Mathews, Rodney Christensen, Jimmy McCown, Coach Frew. FIRST ROW: Coach Hand, Don Daugherty, Don Collins, Greg Gibson, Ken Noddings, Phil Kopriva, Keith McCoy, Bob Burnett, Gary Noddings, Elmer Eggebrecht, Ervin Eggebrecht, Coach Earp, FOOTBALL - - I95I The Powell Panthers took a major part in the Big Horn Basin football league, in 1951 season. They won 7, lost Z, and tied 1 out of 10 games played. The Pan- thers, with their 7 wins, took second in the Big Horn Basin Conference POWELL OPPOSITION 6 Laurel 6 6 Worland Z7 50 Basin 0 31 Lander 13 Z8 Thermopolis 0 2.0 Lovell 19 19 Cody 13 Z7 Riverton 13 0 Greybull 2 Greybull was chosen as the Homecoming game and the Buffs held the Panthers to a 0-0 tie during the downpour of rain. After the game was over the officials found that the Big Horn Basin Conference rules state that no Big Horn Basin football Conference game can end in a tie and if there is a tie at the end of playing time their is to be a California playoff to deter- mine which team is the winner. So 10 days later the Powell Panthers once again met the Greybull Buffs on the Panther field. Each team got four downs alternating with the other team. Powell pushed deep into the Greybull territory on the first four downs when the Buffs on their last down assed the ball well into the Panther territory, Powell then ran the ball all but l 1 2 yards back to the 50 yard line. Thus Powell lost to the Buffs by a score of Z-O. With this second loss against the Panthers, Powell tied Greybull in the Big Horn Basin Conference for second place. 44 I Qi b i E MINUTES SECONDS HOME VISITUR DUWN TU BU li... HOMECOMI G October I9 I9 I X Queen Donna Jacobson Janet Edmonds Sophomore Attendant if Lorratne Sutherland Norma Rose Sentor Attendant Juntor Attendant 46 - BASKETB LL SQUAD Don Daugherrty Kenny Dooley Mads Cottrell Davxd Hale Johnny Clark Kenny Wynn Coach Harold Hand Kenny Neddrngs Kenny Kelley Gary Noddlngs Reagen Benedrct Ray Nelson Don Colhns B BASKETBALL SQUAD ed1ct Rod Chrrstensen FRONT ROW Ray Nelson Mlke Kelley Corky Blevrns Tommy Johnson Dennrs Franklrn Charhe Bustos 17 Q! 9? BACK ROW: Coach Thompson, Birney Cox,Terry Johnson, Kenny Ke1ley,Mitch Cooper, David Ha1e,Reagen Ben- WW 'fm-. ' H 'B 5 X u qJ?5 -sn- Q . fl V XL?-' Reagen Benedict 'lvl 7 if iuchel Fooper . v 11 L f I 1: I Ili' X fix fin P 'hui' I 'uqf Li I , as -wg, ' nf X if 'iz' kenneth hell I BACK ROW Coach Earp Hermeberg Baud Hrllrnan Halbert Chrrstensen McCoy Stutzman Goodchlld LaFollette THIRD ROW Steck Shipley Beerlme Bushey Hunter Mathews Hoyt Coach Frew SECOND ROW Clark Agulrre Bustos Brow Revelle Johnson Burnett Eggebrecht FRONT ROW Roney Burg WRESTLI G The 1951 wresthng tournament held at Laramle March 13 and 14 was parttctpated 1n by 14 teams throughout the state Powell took second place ener Metzler Baker Kranz lolltffe 1n the meet w1th s1x boys placlng 1n the1r classes Cody took f1rst place, Powell second Casper th1rd Rock Spr1ngs fourth, and Laram1e flfth Coach Frew took 11 men to the meet wrth hlm and s1x of these placed Of the s1x are Wayne Peet, 3rd place 1n the 103 pound class, Tony Bustos placed Znd 1n the 133 pound class Matt Cozzens placed 3rd 1n the 138 pound class Bob Burnett took flrst 1n the 154 pound class and Elmer Eggebrecht took Znd 1n the heavywexght BACK ROW Elmer Eggebrecht George Brown Clrff Revelle Coach Frew SECOND ROW Ken Johnson Phihp Bustos Doug Hunter Bob Burnett FRONT ROW Wayne Peet Wesley Metzler Coy Lee Baker Wllber Clark Jesse Aguirre JO . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 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Wilbur Clark and Wayne Peet Elmer Eggebrecht Coach Frew Glen Meyers Manager Jesse Agulrre and Phll Bustos Bob Burnett State Champ1on 1949 1951 bl I Frrst Row Coach Kohnke rlarold Farmer Jerry Carroll John Phrlrps Ken Noddrngs Laness Northrup Ken Kelley Gary Noddrngs Coach Frew Second Row Don Daugherrty llarley Jones Phrl Koprrva Kevrn Murphy Ken Wynn Myron Adamson Thrrd Row Les Graham Brrney C ox Rodney Chrrstensen Curtrs Hunter Marlon Kmle rm Castberg TRACK The Panther 1951 thinclads had something of a field day in the Big Horn Basin track meets In fact Powell won every meet held in the Basin In the Rocky Mountain lnvitat1onal held 1n Billings Powell came in second placing under Glendive, Montana Then the Billings B1ll1ngs Coach Kohnke At the B1g Horn Basin meet, held in Powell the Pan thers took a clean sweep of the meet placing first by a large margin Cody came in second in this meet wh1ch was the f1rst night meet ever held under lights in the Basin Powell sent eight boys to the State track meet and with these eight took third place honors Laness Northrup set a new state record in the 440 yard dash by running it in 51 8 seconds Harold Farmer took second 1n the 100 and 220 yard dash, also placing first in the Broad Jump Gary Noddings took fourth place in the Pole Vault with John Ph1ll1pS not far beh1nd and Junnping to fifth place Jerry Carroll took fifth in the 880 yard dash The Relay team, Harold Farmer, Ken Managers for the year were Les Graham and Jrm Castberg Harold Farmer Jerry Carroll Ken Kelley Ken Noddrngs Laness Northrup John Phrllrps Mads Cottrell and Gary Northrup placed second Noddmgs Kelley Mads Cottrell and Laness 52 'I . 's ' :Y . I , ' . 'Y 1 . ' , . 1 ' J. ' M ig-at ' . . - for ' ' - . . . 1 Hi h School Meet, Powell a ain placed second, this time under it .g. 3 K1 'mn 2-K... Z ' 'QS' Ken Kelly and Harley Jones Ken Noddmgs Laness Iworthrup Q ,i,V M nn, ,.' gf W Harold Farmer :1!z'5-'- U - A UQ Phll Koprxva Laness Northrup 5 .. - 4 ' 4 , 4 - , f , ,li gy , . . 7' fa' J- 4 E, . , 2 .- 5134 K ' LETTERMEN'S CLUB g l FIRST ROW Gary Noddmgs Erv Eggebrecht Bob Burnett Ph11Kopnva Elmer Eggebrecht Ke1thMcCoy GregG1b son Ken Noddxngs Don Daugherny Don Colllns SECOND ROW Kenny Dooley Mads Cottrell GlennMyers Bert Farmer Coy Lee Baker Johnny Mathews George Brow Dxck Johnson Jerre Garvin THIRD ROW Coach Earp Kenny Kelley Kenny Ashmead Wayne Peet Les Clomnger Tommy Bushey B111 Barnhart DonBeerl1ne Jesse Ag ulrre Coach Frew FOURTH ROW Coach Hand C11ffReve11e Rod Chnsrensen Leonard Dooley Ken Wynn Buney Cox Mike Kelley Harold Hand Louxs Kohnke Sf V1 -4:--1:3 54 ' l 'N I RU STU ENT F .-4 FIRST ROW: Raelee Kreps, Nami Numato,Bob Burnett, LaDonna Jackson, Wilber Clark,Janet Royer, President, Diana Johnson. SECOND ROW: Lowel Baker, Don Kasinger, Harry Hecht, Keith McCoy, Don Collins, Lou Vontver, Phil Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Doug Hunter, Vice-Pres., Elaine Englert, Mr Rebbe, Sponsor, Martha Strongz,,Scc.-Trcas.gWarren Hunter. if 0 1 ' S Q bx's '5N ' N ? fx, - . . 2 ' ,,,.. a Vs' N4 'q?. ' a 'k mar- , 3 'Xi ' 6 nv. 'AX X 'li .H J' Qfw 1 42, J. N ' ' K '- 'A 1 Q D.. ,J-ff, v 3 .n Q' 1 65 -:iff gr Q 'YQ Q.- 'F ' ggi H-T' . 'G 350-1 Xia-5 X' 1 pfgvxi :J . . '. ,J ,---1, sa-Aka fff., ky, A Th1s year there were n1nety pup1ls par t1c1pat1ng 1n the colorful half tlrne ser1es at the football games The Band played at three games but was snowed out at two others The Band IS cred1ted w1th f1fteen appearances at basketball games not only the H1gh School but College as well The concert season opened w1th an e1ghty four p1ece band After they f1n1shed four 1n a ser1es of annual concerts the Band went to the B1g Horn D1str1ct Festwal 1n R1verton The Band has an env1able record of super1or rat1ngs aclneved at the D1str1ct Fe st1vals Altl ough qual1f1ed they have never attended a State Fest1val and lt IS hoped that ' 52. ' w1ll be the year There are twenty one members 1n the All D1str1ct Band and those pup1ls have gone to the one day fest1vals 1n Lander Bas1n and Byron Mr Coll1er w1shes to thank all the pup1ls who have turned out to the football and Mr Coll1er Dlrector basketball games and concerts that have been g1ven As he says 'I have never had a group who have turned out for aCt1V1t1CS so cons1stently 1n all k1nds of weather It's a pleasure to work w1th such people as these Kelth McCoy Captam My Wllllang Gl0l'13 PCC! Asslstant Duector MHJOFCUC 57 ff' ,x,a,f:f,, km wggnyqvwan-4 f .MMQHQUIX5 V In ww-wail 5, 1 , 1 giwihi? if O, Ov ID HDI . 995 R U23 W v rl m 'kg' I lg., X lx JW Us tv' Mr Collier Elame Englert Director PICSI dent GIRLS CHORUS Let's PTHISC the G1r1s Chorus w1th the four part harmony of 150 vo1ces blendmg together to make mus1c any way you l1ke lt strong resonate soft popular seml C1aSS1Ca1 or class1ca1 The chorus of Powell H1gh 15 the largest 1n the B1g Horn Bas1n and one of the largest 1n the state of Wyom1ng It 1S the vo1ce of Powell H1gh because so many of the g1rls take part Under the d1rect1on of Mr Colher G1rls Chorus g1ves concerts and mus1c for baccalaurate and graduatmn exerc1ses At the B1g Horn Bas1n Mus1c Festlval the chorus has taken top honors for the last fxve years Bes1des the mus1ca1 background they acqmnre the g1rls learn the art of co operat1on and ga1n self conf1dence 59 Assoc W, Edrtors OUQ r 9 Y Ke 11 S Yaaxygee fi' Phrl Hoyt Edltor Aw 'W STAFF STANDING, Rae R1chard, Elame Goodchrld, Mrs. Jeanette Smrth, Sponsor, Isabelle Prerson, Don Flemmg Agnes Sykes, Audrey Baxter SEATED- Beverly Hunter, Shlrley Kells, Ph1l Hoyt, Kathleen Strong, Dorothy Lutz Eva Olveda, Dorothy Srevers, Raelee Kreps 60 , aw 'KK . , av Shi Iey 5 r J F WWW? 'I . 1 I , ,QT 71 2 I Q I -' -A I ' X , ' I I 1 . 0 A t , . f I 'h ' . 'W 9 HAROLD WYNN Art Edxtor JANET EDMONDS Feature Ed1tor -ls Q-X JANET ROYER Busxness Manager V ELMA BIDDLE Sponsor PA THER STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Glorxa Peet Nancy Jones Julanne Stahn Greta Burgener Anna Av1s Lorralne Sutherland Maxlne Morrls Dorothy Lutz Sylvxa Frankhn Dor oth1lee Burgener MARTHA STRONG Edltor ht SALES STAFF Standlng. Dorothy Lutz Nancy Jones George Brow Harold Wynn Kenny Dooley Kexth McCoy Sltung Don Coll1ns Mads Cottrell Colleen Vogel Janet Royer Betty Houghton 61 ...Q DONA LD FLEMING Sports Ed1tor Z9- of BETH OSBORN Layout Ed1tor 'N YN. KAREN SINGER Assoc Edltor LOUIS KOHNKE Sales Manager glial ' 5 n J- I 'F A I . ,S 3 ,. A X Q- :' - x . A L 'Wai 3 6' Q ef: ll , f A A I V D' . . fc Q J . 9 .1 ' 1 . 1 I l 1- . . ' 9 1 I v ' , af P' ' .A Q ' 'N w L KT - 4 J r V g f 1' '. x L . - . . , 'J 'K A A Q J I ' . . I N t : , ' A '- Q ' , G , 4 ' N ' ' L V 3' . V.. , , . ra., er fy 9 Q A' , . . . , n 1 I . I ' I ' : I I I I ' el -3 Dlana Johnson Connre Jackson Mary McMath Naomt Jameson Presrdent Treasurer Secretary Vxce Presrdent FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW Jacobs Bashem Brunton Jameson Nay Moore Grllen Barber Prerson Vogel Houghton Cook SEC OND ROW Frtzpatrlck Clme Frcken Numato Herndon Jackson Hawkrns Greenhalgh Bauer Vogel Hunter THIRD ROW Hawley Carpenter Baxter Andrews Stacy Powell Bowman Lockhart Shaulrs Roney Burgener Jameson FIFTH ROW Spomer Lynn Hart Rrchard Hof' Hoffer Farnes Robrrds Wrnkleman Mclviath Hart Standrng are sponsors Mrss Prerce and Mrs Payne 'Z Audrey Baxter Ellen Stephens Barbara Hart LaVon Moore Nona Gale Hawley Reporter PIZHIISI Hrstorian Parhmentanan Song Leader 62 Brown. FOURTH ROW: Johnson:Edward's,McCalrnon, Latimer, Carr, Johnson, Morgan, Steevies, Hart, Jacobsony, xx ,. . Our homemaking girls can well imagine themselves as the modern Cinderella, since their Hornemaking Department has shed its old rooms for the new cottage. Shown here are Joan Roberts, Blanche Coorough, Donna McCa1mon, and Martha Powell cooking in the old kitchen. As if a fairy godmother had waved and the girls were given modern up to date kitchens Happily working in one of the six new kitchens are Janice Malhot Miss Pierce Karla Barber Karen Edwards and Betty Jacobs her wand, the location was changed 5 . . , . . , . 9 U 63 nu HYIP I' nn FIRST ROW L Baker H Hecht N Harrrson B Anderson V House L Burgener B Farmer J Wrllrams J Mathews SECOND ROW J Clark J Stutzman D Franklrn K Johnson K Noddrngs R Hall F Cullrn D Burgener R Thormalrn THIRD ROW Mr Brshopp C Baker D Cassell D Robrrds R Burgener G Gay J Kawano ll Bessler E Vogel J Bessler S Nakagawa Mr Thompson FOURTH ROW D Kasrnger R Chrrstensen I Ratclrff Kujath R Baxter J Kamm M Klttle L Bender G Loomrs Lowell Baker Presrdent FUTURE I 0 Av if 'tu-1' The Powell Chapter of Future Farmers 1S made up of students 1n agmculture who meet certaln re qulrements F1TSt year students may be elected to the Green Hand Degree, second year students who have met other requlrements may be elected to the chapter farmer degree, and a few Jun1or and semor students who meet the h1gher requ1rements become State Farmers, the h1ghest degree offered 1n the state 4 ,!:.lr:L, V-A ., ,a,L',. J. ' 4 lg m f I Z . , . , . , . , 0 . - V , . , . - I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . I . , . , .,. - I 1: Y I U A ' V. Y 'S 7 ' 1' ' ' J ,, ,E , 'VN 4 1 . B ,,'- Lf 6 -T ri, 'r 2' ' N xv lea-ua - A. ' . f 7 I-:J J 1 A r. PE' I ,V r' ' ' 'J 'I 1 DLL Kenny Johnson as Future Farmer then . . . . . . and now The total number of members in the FFA this year is forty- three. The officers are: Lowell Baker, President, Ken Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Rod Christensen, Secretary, Gale Loomis, Treas- urerg Ken Noddings, Parliamentariang John Bessler, Reporter, Fay Thompson and Bob Bishopp, Advisors. The honorary members who were chosen at the Annual Parents and Son Banquet for this year are: Bill Chapman, Secretary of Agri- culture at the University of Wyoming, and Manford Edmonds, Father of the American Farmer Candidate, Duane Edmonds. State Fair Winners -- R. Christensen, K. Noddings, M. Kittle, R. Hall, J. Mathews, D. Kasinger, B. Thormahlin . . . Lowell Baker M. C. at Annual Parents and Son Banquet . . . FFA and FHA held group parties . . . L. Baker represented Chapter at public speaking contest in Byron . . . John Stutzman given outstanding freshman a- ward for year of '50 and '51 . . . Livestock Judging and BB Tourna- ment held in Powell . . . B. Thormahlin, D. Kujath, D. Robirds, participants of Annual Pest and Rodent Contest were forcefully run off property by shotgun . . . L. Bender, H. Hecht, N. Harrison spent sleepy day, November 8, in Ag . . . Bystanders will long remember odor of FFA Homecoming float -- Tex Ratcliff . . . Green Hand Initiates will remember Dennis Cas sel as Keeper of the Parchment. . . . Fluorescent lights in the Ag and shop and new shop door -- thanks to LeRoy were among the improvements made this year. HOGS CROPS BEEF Rozvuzo AND Juurr of fe in S Janet Edmonds aff! X FIRST ROW A Sykes E Goodchrld B Hunter 1 Roberts J Stahn K Srnger S Kells P Nelson S Murphy SECOND ROW R Rrchard D Johnson K Strong I Royer R Kreps V Podoll B Carpenter H Reebe THIRD ROW C Vogel E Blood D Johnson E Eggebrecht G Brow B Houghton L Knutson L Carr 66 N .,rf!UlCQ'L ,fa D fa'-v d CRB ,- F'-T 'KJ'J,1 F. 1, K AW tg ' ef' ' ww f' ,1' , if ,f S X f,,,,f Y f X, f M - X XX V ff ff J X 'A , X. , - NV, lx Y' . , t V 9 vi A , 3,3 B l il . l 3 , 1 x Cf f if ff V f ff X. X ff f X 1 , l ,f f 1 fl D I, KJ I' X ,.--M V 4. ff V ' f Q . f 2' ,., ,X WM X -O '- if X! Bob Burnett i XC ff fir' X C f' ' X X ,ff K so ,fl js -V XX fi ' XX KCI ' VQJQQA PTUC tjw -.1 V,-A ,un ' f ' -Zsqavl gb , , i 3 I Q S ' f a 5 , ' Az 5 7 L 'B x 1 x f U s I a , - ' Q N I M L7 , ' . , at ' fr r , Q 'tb , 4.. L . , l 5 1 l : 0 . U , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . FIRST ROW C Grrjalva L Sutherland G Burgener G Peet I Stahn N Jones K Strong J Royer K Srnger S lxellsl Roberts E Agutrre M Kxttle SECOND ROW I Edmonds L Nelson V Rogers I3 Robblns S Vogel M Morrrs D Laddusaw M McMath L Jackson C Jackson P Rudd E Goodchrld M1ssLyttle THIRD ROW D Frlllnger K Flcken R Kreps I Hawkrns K Rtchard P Ixelson M Hart D Steexes D Frcken S Collins I PEP CLUB FIRST ROW I Roberts M Melxlath S lxells SIICOMJ ROW L Jaekson B Kendall V Rogers lx Jameson B Hart E Goodchlld B Grllon A Sykes THIRD ROW R Rrchard D Johnson P Nelson lx Strom, D Lutz M Klttle Mtss Lyttle FOURTH ROW D Laddusaw R Kreps P Rudd K Jameson L Sutherland M Moms L Knutson B Robbrns FIFTH ROW IN Rose M Lattlmer L Carr D McCalmon S Vogel 61 0 I ho A he Hart. FOURTH ROW: IV.. Bell, Phillips, 'B..Gillon, IB. Hart, N,. Jarneson, Jameson, nA. Sykes, Lynn,'V: ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Front row Phyllrs Rudd Rae Rlchard Elrzabeth Blood Anna Aus Karen Smger Shxrley Kells Martha Strong Janet Edmonds OUILL A D SCROLL Q-1... Janet Edmonds, Don Flermng, Beth Osborn, Martha Strong, Harold Wymm, Anna AVIS 69 l' k l 6 - , K 5 l Back rowzh Miss Beall, Bponsor, Lowell Baker, Tommy Bullock, Janet Royer, Phil Hoyt, Nancy Jones, Beth Osborn l B s I c JU IOR ROTARIANS L9 Harold Wynn Phtl Koprlva Bob Burnett Don Collms Greg Grbson Kelth McCoy BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONA WOMEN S CLUB REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW Pat Burke Glorla Peet Nancy Jones Janet Royer Karen Smger Lorralne Sutherland Mary McMath LaDonna Jackson BACK ROW Janet Edmonds Beth Osborn Martha Strong Anna Avxs Dorothy Lutz Barbara Hart Maxxne Moms 70 v n u 1 1 - . 1 : n o I s 1 I v - 5 . 1 I 1 - , . DEMOCRACY IN ACTION Harold Wynn George Brow Bob Burnett Don Collrns BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Grrls State IS held on the campus of the Un1vers1ty of Wyom1ng and Boys State at Centenn1a1 the summer camp of the UHIVCTSIYY The sess1ons are held for the purpose of makmg more clear the meamng of our government with each group be1ng d1v1ded mto the House and Senate where regular 1eg1s lat1ve ses sxons are conducted One of the outstand1ng features for both groups 15 the V1S1t to the Wyom1ng cap1tol at Cheyenne Curls and Boys State 1S sponsored by the Amerlcan Leglon and A'llX1113.I'y the V F W and Aux111ary the Eagles and Aux1l1ary and the Busmess and Profess1onal Women's Club The expenses of the tr1p are pa1d by these organ1z.at1ons Each g1r1 or boy has an alternate who w111 take h1s place 1f the delegate frnds lt 1mposs1b1e to g The alternates th1S year were Nancy Jones Anna Av1s Beth Os born Greta Burgener Glorra Peet Lowell Baker Don F1em1ng Tony Bustos and Douglas Hunter C7 m Karen S1nger,Janet Edmonds, Janet Royer, Audrey Dletz, Verna Rogers 71 I ' sz-f. , . .:, . fd, ' i C Q ,I ' ' e L 'w 1 . . X I . 1 Lk . . . . . -...W 1. sl' K . Q L - n 1 Q .' X 4' I 1 , s . . I I I ' 1 n . 0 . I 1 ' s 1 9 n 1 'fm' , M N ' .J x.J f 3 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM DONA FARMER u -J X X fl XZ X X xXx li Wy The Jumor Semor Banquet was held May 5 1951 1n the Arnencan Leg1on Hall w1th Kelth Mc Coy off1c1at1ng as toast master and the Annual Sprung Prom was held 1n the gymnasmm after ward The Jumors chose the theme Ind1an Sum mer and decorat1ons were appropnately carr1ed out Harold and Dona Farmer were crowned Kmg and Queen w1th Barbara Clark and V1rg1n1a Cook as attendents to Queen Dona and Earl G1ll1son and Leo Schueler attendmg Kmg Harold HAROLD FARM ER f4,l 4v K... 44 0 72 K R , l lk lx f 5' ff X 'XL 7 'ky JR N 4. I X ,E W il vf f V n Q , 17,lf'- V W KLM EW OFFICES C' 1.-v I N Et wx' FRONT Karen Flcken Donna Jacobson RaeLee Kreps Janet Edmonds BACIX Les Clonrnger Cl1ffReve11e Buddy Carpenter Not plctured John Max Stutzman ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE FRONT Maxrne Moms Gordon Wrckstrom LaVerne Wrtte Jeannette Smlth BACK Drane Fxcken B111 Keagle Don Flemrng Warren Hunter Phyllls Hoff Sherla Murphy Iwot ptctured Bart McCoy 73 1' ff ' . . ,B 'M 1 A,F ' P, ' i E' I . fy f ' pe ll. n -, ' ilu V ' J S it x Q I ,X Y I SOCIAL CHAIRMEN I - U J A ,M mi y WA E F -' . , Jw V r r A JLI IOR HIGH FACULTY FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj Mrss Dorrls Netlsen Mr Daro Larson MISS Margaret Prerce Mr Howard W11ll3mS Mrs LOUISE Payne Mr Lawrence Barron 2ND ROW MISS Demarls Mxller Mr Rodney Payne Mrs Patrrcra Livingstone Mr Wrllram Kllngler MISS Lydra Brown 3RD ROW Mr Delmar Somer Mr Wllllam Mahoney Mtss Mary Flemlng Mr Donald Shanor Prrncrpal Mrs Joan Kerser TUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW qleft to rtghty Carol Sue Anderson Phrl Waggoner Karen Hrllman Ted Mclsen Presrdent Archr lee Reed Jerry Nrelsen Dorrs Nay ZND ROW Bert Sulllvan Sharon Whrle Gary Burgener Barbara Jameson Max McCown Loueen Baxter and Mr Larson Sponsor BRD ROW Arthur Althoff Susan Shaulxs Gene Best Judy Schnabel Rtchard Rres Ieanetta Neeld 74 N: 'qw -2 .. 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I n - v - 3 1 1 1 I Y ' JU IOR HIGH BA KETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Mahoney Assrstant Coach Mr Somer Coach Gary Burgener Bob Thompson Gale Walters Max McCown Teddy Ntelsen Bob Royer B1lly Kremer Larry Darltng Tommy Wrlson Rlchard Rtes Not plctured Tommy Strong JU IOR HIGH FOOTBALL Q .bil I FIRST ROW E Smger J Kysar A Ravndall R Brown R Van Wyck D Pearson D Thornberry B Schrage D Moody D Clrfton SECOND ROW P Waggoner L Jolltffee J Bustos R Rres O Burger L Shrerkolk L Kreps Burnett E Bryan K Prrce A Gonzales THIRD ROW R Martxnson C Burnett C Moore K Dalke J Mtlburn McElhaney D Earhart V McGary M Gtmmeson H Cox G Best FOURTH ROW D Gorrell A Althoff Brow D Anderson B Royer D Lynch T Strong T Nrelsen I Nielsen T Wrlson D Rebbe FIFTH ROW W Noddtngs S Englert G Walters M McCown D Pease G Burgener T Alvarez B Thompson R Adams B Cottrell M Ramxrez C Duram D F Somer, Coach ' 1 'll' k Y ' -4 1 V t A -17231, I as I vs v A J . 9 'S' ' , I .' N p Y - il' a , ',, v . Nr' F. , I. . .,' . ' , . I Q . 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' , , , K' ' I I ' I ' I ' I I I ' I ' I ' 5 Q SEVENTH GRADE GIRL FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj Sharon Ravndal Berna Mae Shanahan Rose Schmidt Carol Branstetter Vxrgrnia Streeter Helen Robinson Mary Heny Nara Lee Steck Carol Anderson Marilyn Burgcner Jean Bunch Bobby Lou Hermer Karen Johnson Elaine Vogel Rosalie Heppel Verla Land ZND ROW Juanita Villareal Daisy Otte Carol Adami Barbara Jameson Sharon Rockhold Rose Maderos Janet Loomis Jeanette Heimer Elva Robbins Alice Brown Sally Alvarez Lucy Gurule Mary Montoya Cynthia Cary Joan Mackey 3RD ROW Peggy Stacy Dora Grisham Susan Shaulls Patty Beier Mary Hlavacheck Joyce Lovercheck Marv Baker Carol Gard Patsy Myers Dorothy Allshouse Myra Muller Ramona Deveraux Kathleen Wick Patty Lou Eaton Barbara Battershell 4TH ROW Katherine Goodchild Lots Decker Diane Markley Jane Metzler Thelma Eschler Vickie Yrngling Greta SEVENTH GRADE BOYS FRONT ROW fleft to rxghty Jerry Kysar Jim Eden Glen Loomis Kenneth Keller Delbert Cannon Deane Rebbe Bert Sullivan Jim Glasgow Phil Waggoner Jerry Nielsen Robert Sievers Duane Clifton Dorn Thornberry Freddy Burnett Donald Eden QND ROW Marvin Gimmeson Lester Kreps Donald Pierson Lyman Jolllffe Thomas Quinn Jlm Nielsen Johnny Janes Robert Wynn Dale Myers Bobby McElhaney Gene Best Donald Empfield Robert Van Wyck Robert Brown 3RD ROW Terry Lange Glenn Branstetter Roger Robbins Johnny Bustos Alfred Gonzales Tommy Brennen Larry Hawley Ronnie Richard John Norris Dennis Moody Billy Schrage Raymond Farwell Larry Thompson Jim Wambeke 4TH ROW Henry Hawkins Zane Berthelson Orville Burger Timothy Cruz Allan Dicks Roger McGrady Bill Brewer Paul Bessler Sidney Baldwin Ga1lCov1ngton Mtldon Muller Kenton Mc Cullough, Dale Pease George, Mamie Avis, Zona Gale Allen, Linda Ries, LaVon'Johnson, Janet Lynn, Sharon White, Mary McDonald. EIGHTH GR DE GIRL FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj Jesusa DeLeon Mary Branstetter Sondra Schofreld Nancy Dodson Sandra Faus Dorothy Knutson Bette Daxrs Barbara McGrady Jeanneta Neeld Mary Ann Drekerson Judy Schnabel Mary Phyl Bever Loueen Baxter ZND ROW Phyl1ss Northway Valentrna Valdez Shrrley Allshouse Ruth Mallrot Cleda Ann Loper Lucy Ferstner Sonja Robrnson Sandra Stoudt Archxlee Reed Marrlyn Mathews Grace Thull Vera Myers 3RD ROW Betty Jo Langdon Loretta Wales Arlene Case Sharon Marun Marla Lou Foubert Dorrs Nay Betty Farmer Alta Mae Johnson Vrrgrnra Moore Sandra Brrstor Wrllamae Burgener 4TH ROW Lucrlle Townsley Sandra Franklrn Edna Harvey Anna Marre Herser Maryorre Dalke Bernadeen Lrnderman Judy Sehmldt Marre Grant Marjorre Johnson Karen Hrllman EIGHTH GR DE BOYS FRONT ROW fleft to rrghtj Tomme Wrlson Don Gorrell Brll Srevers Bob Crowell Rrchard Rles Art Althoff Dalke ND ROW John Spomer fharles Sehaeht Wendell Jones Mllxe Staehle Chrrs Duram Lawrence Mayes J1mM1lburn Ted Nerlsen Larr Darlrng, Darrell Anderson Darrell Earhart Vernon McGary Paul Det ker Bob Royer JRD ROW Clrfford Moore Jerrx Lynn Hank Thomas Merle Mooren RussellW1edekamp Karl Lessey Grlbert Gurule Bob Thompson Stan Englerr l:verettUtter Lawrenee Brow Brll Kamm Jrm Nordberg 4TH ROW Lerov Schrerkolk Charles Burnett Eddrf., Srnger Jaek Morrrson Ronald See Romarn Vogel Wesley Dugger bale Walter Gary Burgener Max MeCown 77 Z I I ! . I V I I V. I . . . , I . , . , . . . , - 2 . . . . , . . . . . . -. ', ' . '. , . ' I I . . ' I I VI I 1 I I Y l ' Ramiro Hernandez, Leo Bessler, Larry Kerr, Joe Malliot, Jim Battershell, Kenneth Price, Albert Ravndal, Kenneth -X 1 X I 1 . D A I 1 R l 1 1 . 1 1 4 R 1 v-Q 'iii QQ, .fi I X r ,. wr -,XVA5 5 5 I is -if v, ylgfii Q61 ZF 'f fJ f'Q ' 5 ni . . . ,f . vis: .V 'P'.'Qss.rff 'fl W J-4 -V al . 9 , Ura 4iQst,,gq,,X'v:: hx. VA 'V' 4 if ' 1 'Q - . '. w . . A ' , s - nf' . .ff ., 1: ,- g, . l N ,, A A 1 A, a , A 1. Journalism class 2. PHS Band in formation 3. The POWWOW'S Associate Editors 4. Powell - Basin game . Powe1l's 21 buses . PHS 5 6 'IBGPZ I In., LJ. ihuz .xi g 6 Phil and Jim Powell - Cody game P. E. O. Senior Tea New Home Ec kitchen unit iz..