Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

rll s 19 4 6 £Ceve tt6, rfwuutt to be published BY THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OF ‘RatcAotfex Sc loot - RANCHESTER, WYO. Printed and Lithographed by the Clouds Peak Print- ery and the Rangeland Lithographing Co., Sheridan DEDICATED TO H. C. DIERKS Who gave his time and service to the interest of the schools in this community. COURAGE Courage isn’t a brilliant dash, A daring deed in a moment’s flash; It isn’t an instantaneous thing Born of despair with a sudden spring; It isn’t a creature of flickered hope Or the final tug at a slipping rope; But it’s something deep in the soul of man That is working always to serve some plan. Courage isn’t the last resort In the work of lire or the game of sport; It isn’t a thing that a man can call At some future time when he’s apt to fall; If he hasn’t it now, he will have it not When the strain is great and the race is hot. For who would strive for a distant goal. Must always have courage within his soul. —Author Unknown WISDOM When I have ceased to break my wings Against the faultiness of things, And learn that compromises wait Behind each hardly opened gate, When 1 can look life in the eyes, Grown calm and very coldly wise, Life will have given me the Truth, And taken in exchange—my youth. —Sara Teasdale • t4hkcuU ★ Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Elaine Kawulok, Dorothy Kawulok, Jerry Hallowed Subscriptions James Strais Sports Class News Production Elaine Kawulok, Dorothy Kawulok, Jerry Hallowed Bert Johnston Mrs. Kovach, Miss Wallace, Mr. Korhonen Faculty Advisors. 'paceUttf ★ MR. U. J. KORHONEN.....................................Superintendent Subjects—American History. Mathematics, Science. Athletics. Colleges attended—Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg. Kansas; University of Wyoming Bachelor's and Master's Degree MRS. MARTHA B. KOVACH High School Subjects—English, Social Studies, Typewriting, I-II, Shorthand. Colleges attended—University of Missouri, Columbia. Missouri; University of Redlands, Redlands, California; University of Wyoming MISS PATSYE WALLACE.......................................High School Subjects—Spanish. English. Social Studies, Biology. Colleges attended—University of Wyoming. MRS. MARY JANE MYERS Intermediate Room College attended—University of Wyoming. MISS DOROTHY UPTON...................................Primary Room College attended—Illinois State Normal University. Normal, Illinois BOARD OF EDUCATION MRS. W. S. TSCHIRGI President PAUL D. PAUSTIAN...... .......Treasurer MRS. A. J. JOHNSON................Clerk 1 1 Mrs Myers S« 3«W 77� s Up-ton ' «■■■ ■ Mr 7 , 'erce. u V X 4- '4 . ills Senuvu Ben Schreibeis ............................................President Jerry Hallowell............................................Secretary Georgia Bruce...................................Student Council Rep. Motto—“What’s Done Cannot Be Undone.” Flower—White Carnation. Colors—Blue and Pink. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1933 eight little bright eyed (?) children entered the first grade. They were Fairy Harper, Eddie Kukuchka, Jerry Hallowell, Ben Schreibeis, Walter Washut, Robert Sperl and Dorothy Sperl. During the twelve intervening years the class lost some of its members and gained others until there are now only two of the original eight. In the sixth grade our class was increased by four new pupils: Georgia Bruce, Ileene Weber, Dallas Newlon, and Jasper Russell. Maxine Weber and Denzil Madron joined us the following year and Loren Rubottom in the eighth grade. At the end of the freshman year there were just six of us as Maxine Weber and Dallas Newlon dropped school in the latter part of the season and Jasper Russell joined the Marines. Frances Harris, Ethel Mae Anderson and John Burgess joined us in our sophomore year but Loren did not come back. Our junior class was the same as its previous sophomore class except that Ethel Mae moved. At the beginning of the senior year there were only five of us, Fances and Ileene not reporting back. In March John Burgess and Denzil Madron joined the Navy. 7 rlls HANQUET The annual Junior-Senior banquet was held at Ann Newell’s Cafe in Sheridan Friday, April 6. The program was as follows: Welcome Dorothy Kawulok, Toastmaster Response.....................................Georgia Bruce Toast .....................................Mrs. Kovach Piano Solo................................Bertie Johnston Class Prophecy.............................Jerry Hallowed Class Will..................................Ben Schreibeis Toast .....................................Miss Wallace Farewell Address..........................Elaine Kawulok PROM The Junior-Senior prom was held at the Hall Saturday, May 4. The hall was decorated very beautifully in white and blue. It was decorated simply but attractively. Last but not least the Downbeats furnished the music that made the evening perfect. BACCALAUREATE This year the services were held at the Christian Church in Sheridan at 11 A. M., May 19. Reverend J. S. Nelson conducted the services. Many Ranchester people attended. COMMENCEMENT A large crowd came to see our graduating members receive their diplomas. The exercises were held at the hall on May 21 at 8:00 P. M. Reverend E. J. Bernthal gave the invocation and bene- diction. Mr. W. D. Redle gave a fitting and inspiring address. Mr. Korhonen presented the awards and diplomas to the seniors. The Ladies’ Club presented the seniors with flowers. Several musical se- lections were played. 21 SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of Ranchester High School, of Ranchester, Sheridan County, State of Wyoming, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First: We leave our grades and the paths we have made to the Ranchester High School. Second: We leave the torn books and broken desks to the faculty and the flag pole to Mr. Pierce. Third: To the Class of ’47 we leave the publication of the an- nual and newspaper. Fourth: To the Class of ’48 we leave our typewriters and the expert skill of typing. Fifth: To the Class of ’49 we leave our ability to hang on and hold. Sixth: To all future classes we leave our ability to get along with their teachers. INDIVIDUAL BEQUEATHS I, Georgiana Bruce, bequeath my extraordinary power over men to Elaine Kawulok, and my art of getting out of school early to Dorothy Kawulok. I, Jerry Hallowell, bequeath my wonderful typing skill to Georgia Lee Burgess, and my girl friends in Sheridan to Bert Johnston. I, Ben Schreibeis, bequeath my good looks and pleasing ways to James Strait, and my basketball skill to Jerry Dierks. NlOnS • SOPHOMORES • FRESHMEN 0 rlls Dorothy Kawulok Elaine Kawulok Georgia Burgess James Strait...... Jerry Dierks ...............................President ..........................Vice-President ...............................Treasurer ...............................Secretary ....................Student Council Rep. Bert Johnston Motto: It is better to be silent and thought dumb, than to speak and be proved dumb.” Flower: American Beauty Rose. Class Colors: White and Blue. CLASS NEWS The juniors are taking the required subjects: American history and English. The electives are: Typing, Shorthand, Spanish II and Physics. The juniors with the help of the freshmen and sophomores gave the seniors and faculty a Thanksgiving Dinner on November 20. Dancing followed and everyone had a good time. “Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. Take each man’s censure, but reserve thy choice.” —William Shakespeare. s John Bruce ............................ Don Johnson............................ Cleta Newlon Ruth Schreibeis............. ......... Raymond Johnston Mary Lou Arno .....President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Rep. Motto: “Onward and Upward.” Flower: American Beauty Rose. Colors: Rose and Silver. CLASS NEWS A Thanksgiving dinner was given by the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors for the seniors and faculty. John Bruce moved to Red I.odge, Montana, and Don Johnson took his place as president. Mary Lou Arno entered school on October 15 of this -chool year. She was formerly from Gillette, Wyoming. Beverly Brookins, formerly of Big Horn, Wyoming, entered our class at the beginning of the second semester and was with us until the middle of March. Failure is only for those who think failure. ; i Bob McStay President ....Vice-President ..........Secretary Student Council Rep. Kathleen Sperl Helen Kukuchka Catherine Fiedor Motto: Not finished—just beginning. Flower: White Carnation. Class Colors: Green and White. The freshmen are taking the following subjects this year: English, Biology, Mathematics, and World History. The sky is a drinking cup, That was overturned of old, And it pours in the eyes of men Its wine of airy gold! We drink that wine all day, Till the last drop is drained up, And are lighted off to bed By the jewels in the cup! THE SKY —Richard Henry Stoddard - 33 ELEMENTARY Tr. - Pr- I (X _y 37 Arnold Tschirgi Thomas Fiedor Betty Lou Goodill Dale Schilling...... Roberta Goodill Eugene Fackenthall Dorothy Townsend Frank Kukuchka President .............Vice-President ................. Secretary Treasurer Student Council Rep. Margaret Kukuchka Betty Jean Weber Lorna King Walter Raymond Kawulok Motto: “Work while we work, play while we play.” Flower: American Beauty Rose. Colors: Red. White, Blue. CLASS NEWS The junior high is taking social studies, arithmetic, health and English. The first semester we took science, and the last semester we took spelling and agriculture. LaVon Newlon was a member of our class until March 1, when he moved to Sheridan. On March 1 the junior high boys again went to Buffalo for the basketball tournament. During warm weather the boys played football and the girls played basketball. KicfunecCoxte FOURTH GRADE Jon Davis Gc:ald Gardner Norma Hauf Alice Korhonen Billy Russell Lenard Wagner FIFTH GRADE Barbara Fleming David Hallowell Doris Hauf Dorothy Hauf Joan Johnson Jeanette Kawulok Dick Masters Vida Newlon Richard Rubottom Jack Russell Leroy Seder Marion Seder SIXTH GRADE Beverly Barbula Joan Fiedor Darlene Mae Fleming Donald Graham Lor-m King Shirley Lewis Dona Madron Bcb Russell Henry Seder Motto: “We will do our best.’’ Class Flower: Tulip. Class Colors: Red, White and Blue. We had enrollment of twenty-four nearly all year. Lenard Wag- ner, Shirley Lewis, and V ida Newlon moved and they were replaced by Marion. Leroy and Henry Seder. We have placed emphasis on self-improvement and cooperation this year. We have had a very active Citizenship Club. Through this club we have had the opportunity to practice parliamentary law and take up topics of general community interest. Our meetings are held each Friday. Once a month new officers are elected. Nearly all of the pupils in the room have had an opportunity to serve as an officer. We have had parties on Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s Day. On Washington’s Brthday the Intermediate Room and the Pri- mary Room had a combined assembly and put on a program. Dick Masters, David Hallowell and Bob Russell were chosen to play on the Junior High School Basketball team. Unfortunately Dick injured his knee and was not able to participate in the sports this year. Our group is having a Hop-Scotch turnament this spring and as soon as the weather permits we are going to organize a baseball team. ---- II 'P'Unuvuf ‘IRotwt FIRST GRADE Joyce Cook Peter Davis Edward Fiedor Barbara Haul Clifford Kaufman Lyle King Patsy Myers Estella Newlon Pat Schimmel Delmar Werre George Wandra SECOND GRADE Barbara Addleman Larry Cook Donald Hauf David Hopkins Larry King John Korhonen Margie Rubottom Richard Seder Joyce Wagner THIRD GRADE Joe Fiedor Jack Fleming Eddie Kukuchka Darryl Lowell David Schreibeis Robert Seder Ray Lee Williams Motto: “Do the Best Always.” We began our year with an enrollment of twenty-one. In October, three new boys enrolled, and in January one more boy entered, making our class enrollment twenty-five. In February and March, two girls moved away, dropping it to twenty-three. However, two boys were added to our class in March, making our enrollment back to the usual twenty-five. We had twenty boys and five girls. Our entertainments and social events of the year included Hal- loween, Christmas, and Valentine parties, and a play at Christmas time, “The Merry Elves.” The play was held in the primary room in- stead of the hall where it is regularly held because of a flu epidemic. We correspond with the Danefield school in South Dakota. Pic- tures of the classes were exchanged. % rlts= ACTIVITIES 45 TR. S. 'f OHor TR U s The following students have been awarded high school honor scholarships from Ranchester High School by the University of Wyoming, Laramie. Wyoming: 1926 Louise Rhode Clifford Reed 1927 Vieva C. Paulus Gerald Osgard 1928 Esther Currie Jay Mattox 1929 Ida Bell Barker Dana Osgard 1930 Ruth Carrie Rhode 1931 Hazel Rawlings Marty Osgard 1932 Barbara Gorball Clarence A. Pa usta in 1933 Iva Sonners Ray Osgard 1934 Florence Gorball Robert Rhode 1935 Leah Lucille Sherman Byron B. Rawlings 1936 Helen C. Fitzpatrick Charles E. Steuve 1937 Anne Katherine Kuzma Henry Troy Dierks 1938 Charlotte Clara Johnston Evan C. Dierks 1939 Edith Anne Kuzma Wilbur Q. Jester 1940 Helen Ruth Johnston Carries Lee Jester (Special) 1941 Muriel Dierks 1942 Barbara Ann Johnston Jack Keith Hallowell 1943 Nina Marie Johnston Donald Bruce 1944 Virginia Mae Bruce William S. Tschirgi, Jr. 1945 Vincent Paul Johnston Wanda G. Melby 1946 Georgiana Bruce Jared Russell Hallowell SeAala%4 ufi W Valedictorian Anne Kuzma 1937 Charlotte Johnston 1938 Edith Kuzma 1939 Helen Ruth Johnston 1940 Carrie Lee Jester Muriel Dierks 1941 Barbara Anne Johnston 1942 Nine Marie Johnston 1943 Virginia Mae Bruce 1944 Vincent Paul Johnston 1945 Georgiana Bruce 1946 4ctuAi f s4uKZrci4 Activities Paul Paustain 1937 Evan Dierks 1938 Wilbur Jester 1939 Alice Jean Black 1940 Kathryne Weber 1941 Jack K. Hallowell 1942 John D. Kuzma 1943 Dorothy May Schreibeis 1944 Marion Frank Wondra Frank Joseph Kawulok 1945 Ben Schreibeis 1946 17 0cUe uicvi Sept. 4—School opens. 14—Weiner Roast—Hot Dog! 21—Clearmont there. 28—Clearmont here. Oct. 1—Freshman Initiation—Fun, wasn’t it Freshies? 5—School Party. 12—End of six weeks. More tests! 31—Halloween Party. Oh! Spooks. Nov. 1-2—No school. Teacher’s Institute. Oh, boy! 20— Thanksgiving Dinner for Seniors and Faculty. 21— End of six weeks. 22-23—Thanksgiving Vacation. 30—Junior and Senior Class Flay. I thought I heard someone’s knees knocking. Dec. 14—Clearmont Tournament—2nd place. Did you get sick Dorothy ? 17— Dayton here. 18— Buffalo there. 19— Lodge Grass here. 21—School recesses for Christmas vacation. Boy! Two whole weeks! 27— Moorcroft there. 28— Rozet there. 29— Arvada there. Jan. 7 —Classes resumed. Forgot everything I learned. 8—Sheridan Broncs there. 11—Big Horn there. 14— End of Semester. I’ll bet I flunked that one! 16— Colts here. 18— Dayton there. 25— Clearmont here. Feb. 1—Rozet here. 2—Arvada here. 8—Big Horn here. 15— Clearmont there. 21— Moorcroft here. 22— Colts there. Mar. 1—End six weeks. 7-8-9—District Tournament, Gillette. We really had good beds didn’t we girls? April 12—End six weeks. 19— Good Friday. Vacation. 26— Junior-Senior Banquet. 27— Junior Class Dance. My feet still hurt! May 4—Junior and Senior Class Prom. 17— No more school for the Seniors. 19—Baccalaureate. 21—Commencement. So long Seniors. 24—School dismissed. Hurray! 4H i d % e Student C o«Jur� c 1 $09 M Me cos j a e v anj Ahhual 9ta ff 3 j cJV . H r e a Plajy Cast £ puniar and Senior “PLEASED TA MEETCHA” Thursday, November 29. the Juniors and Seniors put on a three- act comedy. The cast was as follows: Martha Bixby (the mother)............ Henry Bixby (the father)............. Betty Bixby (their daughter) Binks (the butler)................... Marie (the maid).................. Elmer Hicks (fresh from the country) Beevy (a detective).................. Archie Pomeroy (Betty’s boy friend) Andrew Grimes (feigns detective) Helen Maxwell (friend of Betty’s) Ruth Adams (another girl friend) Howard Wills (a boy friend) Sponsor Georgia Bruce John Burgess Dorothy Kawulok ...........Denzil Madron Georgia Lee Burgess ......... Jerry Hallowed ............ Jerry Dierks Bert Johnston ...............Jim Strait Patty Newlon Elaine Kawulok Ben Schreibeis Mr. Korhonen Betty Bixby is having a birthday party, and has invited her friend Elmer Hicks. She tries to polish him up on his manners before the other guests arrive. A game called “murder” is played during the party and Mr. Bixby is hit over the head, his birthday gift for Betty is stolen. De- tectives are called in. The play is brought to a happy conclusion. For not only is the mystery solved and the valuables restored to their rightful owners: but through it all Mr. Bixby realizes the worth of true friendship and honesty and the folly of placing too much importance on such sec- ondary attributes as social standing and financial status. Basketball Fea n F nt Fa II Tf am Season x Record BASKETBALL Team ’Arvada ............................. ’Clearmont .......................... Dayton .............................. Buffalo ............................. Lodge Grass ......................... Moorcroft............................ Rozet ....................... Arvada .............................. Sheridan ............................ Big Horn ............................ Colts ............................... Dayton ......................_....... Clearmont ........................... Lodge Grass ......................... Rozet ............................... Arvada .......... ................... Big Horn ............................ Clearmont ........................... Moorcroft............................ Colts Dayton ............................ Upton ........................... Big Horn ...... FOOTBALL Team Clearmont ......................... Clearmont ......................... JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Team Dayton ....................................... Big Horn ..................................... Dayton ....................................... Monarch ...................................... Big Horn ..................................... Holy Name .......................... Monarch ...................................... zHoly Name.................................... zUpton .......................... zMonarch ..................................... Pre-season—Clearmont. •♦District Tournament—Gillette, z Junior High Tournament—Buffalo. Our Opp. 16 31 12 37 7 18 28 7 17 45 19 22 22 23 16 20 15 55 23 13 36 36 30 13 26 29 Our Opp. 44 0 6 Our Opp. 8 22 9 15 17 15 16 24 7 26 8 22 10 20 4 24 14 5 12 22 20 4 20fo Name—BEN SCHREIBEIS Pastime—Writing to a Redhead Where found—Newcastle Likes—Redheads Name—JERRY HALLOWELL Pastime—Typing Where found—Sheridan Likes—Audrie L. Name—GEORGIANA BRUCE Pastime—Movies Where found—Ford Coupe Likes—Candy from Red Lodge Name—JERRY DIERKS Pastime—Hauling Hay Where found—Fishing Likes—Gee Gee Name—BERT JOHNSTON Pastime—Ahem Where found—Sheridan Likes—Marcia C. Name—GEORGIA BURGESS Pastime—Writing Letters Where found—Near Rozet Likes—Sailors Name—DOROTHY KAWULOK Pastime—Riding on Sidewalks Where found—Monarch Likes—Discharged Sailors Name—ELAINE KAWULOK Pastime—Riding in Chevie Where found—In Canyon Likes—Frank Name—JAMES STRAIT Pastime—Skipping School Where found -Dayton Likes—Grace W. Name—DON JOHNSON Pastime—Midnight Movies Where found—Pat’s House Likes—Pat. Me. Name—RUTH SCHREIBEIS Pastime—Winking at Don Where found—On Street Corners Likes—Jeff B. Name—MARY ARNO Pastime—Horseback Riding Where found—Parkman Likes—Bob H. Name—PAT. McDONALD Pastime—Hiking Where found—Near Johnson’s Likes—Don. J. Name—HELEN KUKUCHKA Pastime—Primping Where found—Dayton Likes—Blair Name—KATHLEEN SPERL Pastime—Thinking of “Sonny Where found—In Trucks Likes—Jerry P. Name—CATHERINE FIEDOR Pastime—Getting Mail Where found—HauFs Likes—Rudy K. Name—BOB HAUF Pastime—Chasing Rainbows Where found—Mary Lou’s House Likes—Mary Lou A. Name—BOB McSTAY Pastime—Making Bets Where found—Gillette Likes—Carol Lee B. Name—RAYMOND JOHNSTON Pastime—Flirting with Girls Where found—Sheridan Likes—Pat H. Name—PATTY NEWLON Pastime—Basketball Games Where found—Near Mike Likes—Mike VJ Y[ e e S r n N U BA RI R. Je 6.� vk C c wfeojj 5tacK E rv H' Ker r 1 HONEY HEALTH SWEET OF THE PATRIARCHS Nature’s Bee Line to Health TONGUE RIVER APIARIES Clifford Reed Ranchester, Wyo. Frien Jshi| OR. II. C. HEIN NEW METHOD SHOE SHOP MAPEL TOURIST C AMP SC HREIBEIS BAKERY BONDI S B. O. BENTLEY STORE GAMBLE STORE KIBBEN HARDWARE CO. CATTRELL SERVICE TOMSIK’S DRl'G STORE CITY BAKERY SAWYERS Page K I) SERVICE STATION WYOMING AUTOMOTIVE CO. CASPER SUPPLY CO. SHERIDAN COMMERCIAL CO. STEVENS. ERYBERGER CO.. Inc. SALT CREEK TRANSPORTATION CO. WILSON’S KARMELKORN MOSSHOLDER FURNITURE SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE NEW PUBLIC MARKET M. D. JENKINS Z1EMER STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-Six i? Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Company Incorporated Producers of Deep Mined Quality Coal MONARCH HI WYOMING CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 Clean Hot Better Prepared BIG HORN COAL COMPANY Sheridan s Modern Mine i2 (TW7) r RALSTON REALTOR Real Estate ... Insurance Bonds ... Rentals ... Investments SHERIDAN WYOMING Compliments of Montgomery Ward Co. SHERIDAN WYOMING KELLNER TYPEWRITER and SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS Phone 72 SHERIDAN OFFICE MACHINES STATIONERY 13 North Main WYOMING SL WE CONGRATULATE YOU, CLASS OF 1946 THE AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. “For the Best in Jewelry” STANLEY GREENHALPH, Prop. 25 North Main Sheridan, Wyo. J «3 Compliments of PALACE CAFE FOUNTAIN AND BAR SERVICE 138 No. Main Street Sheridan, Wyo. 1 COUNTRY N1TE CLUB DIETZ CHIG MAURICE RUDY MUDRA'S SADDLE SHOP EVERYTHING IN RIDING EQUIPMENT Edmucraft Sports Wear leather Specialties . . . Silver 169 North Main St. Sheridan. Wyoming BAKER BROS., JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches 16 N. Main St. Sheridan, Wyo. Jl Compliments of STOCKMAN’S BAR DAYTON. WYOMING MALCOLM JOYCE SID JOYCE FOR GRADUATION The exchange of photographs keeps the memories . .. binds the friendships of happy school days. The ROCHFORD STUDIO SHERIDAN WYOMING L r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF RANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 1946 NU IB A R RANCHESTER. WYOMING Bill Bierd, Prop. “Just a Friendly Place for Friendly People” CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '46 Black Johnson Mercantile Co. Home of Del Monte Quality Products FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS FRESH MEATS Try Our Cured Hams -- Shoulders — Bacon 5----= r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’46 THE BOSTON STORE and BLOOMBERG SADDLERY 166 No. Main St. Sheridan, Wyo. THE GREASE SPOT TEXACO PRODUCTS MARFAK LUBRICATION WASHING ... POLISHING ... STORAGE GOODRICH TIRES AM) BATTERIES 144 E. Loucks E. F. (Ernie) Borne Phone 84 Compliments of GOLDEN RULE STORE HOME OF MUNSINGWEAR 225 N. Main St. Sheridan, Wyo. SAFEWAY DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE Everyday Low Prices L Shop 30 days at Safeway and discover what you can save! ===iWJ J «7 r COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF ’46 ERNST’S Otto F. Ernst, Inc.—The Complete Western Store COWBOY BOOTS .. COWBOY HATS .. WESTERN SHIRTS WESTERN PANTS .. HARNESS AND SUPPLIES Farmers’ and Ranchers’ Supplies WYOMING HATCHERY MOUNTAIN VITALITY CHICKS From the Shadows of the Rockies Jim Bloomfield Andy Coulter 109 S. Main Phone 94 SHERIDAN WYOMING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’46 MOUNTAIN INN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanft, Props. DAYTON WYOMING STOP AT THE RANCHESTER SERVICE STATION W. S. Tschirgi SIGN OF THE “FLYING HORSE” (TW A WADDELL’S for FLOWERS PHONE 365 .. 17 N. MAIN ST. SHERIDAN WYOMING CONGRATULATIONS GIFTS INDIAN JEWELRY CURIOS KLEIBER ETCHINGS CHINA-GLASS MUSIC-RECORDS TOTMAN’S FRONTIER SHOP Bob — Irene COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED STORES J. P. CROFF CO. SHOES .. MEN’S FURNISHINGS .. DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR SUPERIOR LAUNDRY COMPANY Sanitone Dry Cleaning SHERIDAN WYOMING Weekly pickups and deliveries at Tschirgi Bar Phone 397 Bi r HELVEY HOTEL THE PLACE TO STAY IN SHERIDAN, WYOMING MRS. GALE WHITNEY, Owner 1 SHERIDAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’46 LYNN CAFE WYOMING You're Always Welcome at BROWN'S WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE SHERIDAN WYOMING Complimenting Students of Ranchester High TSCHIRGI HARDWARE and MARKET L J CONGRATULATIONS CLASS ’46 V. C. JOHNSTON LUMBER COMPANY “Everythinff for Better Homes” RANCHBSTER WYOMING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 CHAMPION’S FUNERAL HOME SHERIDAN WYOMING kj = CW5 = Compliments of SHERIDAN COUNTY ELECTRIC CO. CITY CLEANING DYEING CO. “COME CLEAN WITH US ANI) WE LL DYE FOR YOU” Phone 638 134 S. Main St. SHERIDAN WYOMING On Highways 14 and 87 GATEWAY SERVICE STATION Alec Barbula, Prop. LITENING GAS UNIFLO MOTOR OIL TOURIST CABINS BE THRIFTY AND TRADE AT THRIFTY DRUG CO. WALGREEN AGENCY 130 N. Main Phone 97 The Store That Brought Reasonable Prices to Sheridan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1916 VAUGHN-RAGSDALE CO SHERIDAN WYOMING r Grade A Bakery Products Ask for Them WIGWAM BAKERY P. C. DUNCAN, 0. D. Optometrist Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted 200 N. Main St. Phone 122 Sheridan, Wyoming RANCHESTER STATE BANK Your Home Bank Since 1912 CAPITAL $10,000 SURPLUS $11,000 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BE SAFE—INSURE YOUR CAR, HOME OR RANCH L INSURANCE See C. C. RAWLINGS RANCHESTER WYOMING r DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SERVICE SHERIDAN MOTOR COMPANY 48 W. Loucks St. Phone 1256 Sheridan, Wyoming SHELL OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS — OLIVER MACHINERY C. W. JORGENSON Your Jeweler HOME OF FINE DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY SHERIDAN WYOMING Congratulations to the Class of 1946 THE REED MORTUARY Phone 86 Sheridan, Wyo. Everything for the Ranch and Home SHERIDAN CASH-WAY LUMBER CO 3 Sheridan, Wyoming Jt To RANCHESTER GARAGE WELDING AM) REPAIRING Conoco Gas and Oil Virgil Graham, Manager “IF THE SCHOOLS USE IT. WE SUPPLY IT” SHERIDAN STATIONERY COMPANY BOOK SELLERS STATIONERS Office and School Outfitters SHERIDAN WYOMING Congratulations to the Class of 1946 BANK OF COMMERCE SHERIDAN WYOMING SAVE YOUR SOLES ANI) HAVE THEM REPAIRED AT BILLS MODERN SHOE SHOP Phone 653 142 North Main Sheridan, Wyo. With the Compliments and Best Wishes OF THE SHERIDAN BREWING COMPANY Incorporated 1889 “Over a Half Century of Quality” SHERIDAN, WYO. DRINK COCA-COLA The Pause That Refreshes SHERIDAN COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Sheridan, Wyoming CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '46 ECONOMY DRUG STORE SHERIDAN WYOMING SCHAFFER’S FOUNTAIN GIFTS OPEN UNTIL 11:00 P. M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Congratulations to the Class of 1946 SHERIDAN MEAT COMPANY Processors of Sheridan Brand HAMS — BACON — LARI) r C CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sheridan, Wyo. OLDEST HANK IN SHERIDAN TOPS IN ANY CLASS JERSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS At Your Favorite Store THE JERSEY CREAMERY 140 So. Main H. F. Newton Sheridan, Wyo. Sheridan — Buffalo — Clearmont FARMER'S CO-OP OIL CO. Main and Dow k,- (TW ) South of Sheridan ——J 70 J. C. PENNEY CO. For 44 years the Home of Values for all your clothing needs for the whole family. SHERIDAN WYOMING CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 1946 GIFT PATIO SHOP Sportswear — Western Togs — Gifts — Jewelry 16 S. Main—Phone 525 SHERIDAN WYOMING Compliments of NORTHERN SEED COMPANY Sheridan, Wyo. H. D. WATENPAUGH A. W. HERRMAN HOSPITAL PHARMACY Quality and Accuracy Phone 494 H L Sheridan, Wyo. — J r 1 CARROLL’S Your Home Furnishers” Free Delivery Tops in Quality Furniture THE MILLS COMPANY Printers . . Hinders . . Rulers . . Stationers P. O. Box 833 Phone 265 SHERIDAN, WYOMING The only Complete Ruling, Printing and Binding Plant in Wyoming CONGRATULATIONS TO THK CLASS OF 1946 Your LOCAL Newspaper THE SHERIDAN STAR L 112 SO. MAIN (TW J PHONE 373 81 J Congratulations to the Class of 1946 FROM YOUR “HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER” THE SHERIDAN PRESS When in Sheridan Make ANN NEWELL’S COFFEE SHOP Your Meeting Place 108 S. Main St. Sheridan, Wyo. UBEST OUT WEST” ENRICH ED FLOUR “TOMAHAWK” FEEDS SHERIDAN FLOURING MILLS Sheridan, Wyo.