Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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11 THE REFLECTOR W. H. FOSTER. Couch B. S. Purdue University Athletics, Science. English Manual Training RACINE SPICER A. If.. B. S. University of Missouri Spanish, Typewriting. Mathematics. English

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10 THE REFLECTOR To the Girls and Boys of District Number Thirty-Three “To-day” Yesterday is gone forever. To-morrow never comes. To-day is in my own hands. If I shirk To-day’s task, I shall he adding to my wasted Yesterdays. If I postpone To-day’s duty, I shall be increasing To-morrow’s burden. If I accomplish what To-day sets before me, I shall be doing my best to atone for Yesterday’s failures, and to prepare for To-morrow’s successes. Therefore, I will endeavor so to use my time and opportunities that To-day shall leave me a little wiser and abler than it found me. Keep your mind on the great and splen- did things you would like to do; and then as the days go gliding by you will find yourself unconsciously seizing the oppor- tunities that are required for the fulfill- ment of your desires. Until your mind and your body are on fire with eagerness for the thing you want to do, you will remain a common, ordinary man. The world bestows its big prizes, both in money and honors, for initiative; doing the RIGHT thing without being told. A. I.. Iturgoon, Superintendent B. A. University of Wyoming History, Sociology, English, Bookkeeping. We like the man who likes his job and makes his efforts show it— The man who thinks good luck, and likes to let us know it; We like him for his vim with which he rushes into action, Accomplishing his daily tasks with smiling satisfaction; We like him for his hopeful way, and for his constant pleasure We think Fortune must some day reward him in due measure. High School

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12 THE REFLECTOR SKMORS 1927 Clifford Rrrd Winfield Jeffers Ver» Snow Viev» C. Paulus Ben I’nderwood Winfield .Jeffers, President Vera Snow, Vice-President Gerald Osgard CLASS ROLL Clifford Reed, Secretary Vieva C. Paulus, Treasurer Ben Underwood Cecil M. Paulus HISTORY In the fall of ’22, our class was far divided and we scarcely knew each other. The Sophomore Class was still divided and we had no thoughts of ever graduating together. In the .Junior year, we wandered into Ranchester High like foreigners from a strange land to “The Melting Pot”. There were seven enrolled in the class. The Juniors were leaders in school activities and the dance given by them was the best of the season. The Junior-Senior Banquet was an event from which to count time. In the year ‘26-’27 one of our members had gone but another took his place and the old enrollment was maintained. Winfield retained his office as president, and Clifford Reed became secretary. With the hard work attending the Senior year, we left the entertainment to the undergrades. Three of our boys, Ben, Clifford and Gerald, won their school letters for distinguished work in basket ball this year. Also, we were honored by having two Stock-Judging Champions, Gerald the world's champion, in our midst. May the lessons we learned, not only in textbooks, help us all through life and may we do as good work from now on.