Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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 Class Officers: JAN LYMAN ...............................................President RAYMOND JOHNSTON ...................................Vice President RUTH SCHREIBEIS..........................................Secretary DON JOHNSON ...............................-.............Treasurer Motto: “Our strength is in unity of purpose.” Colors: Pink and blue. Flower: Gladioli. This year we have worked hard as we were with the seniors in most of their classes. Because of our small class we joined with them in all school activities. Our class averages have been as good as the seniors. To finance ourselves we sold hambur- gers, pop, and candy at some of the games. Our biggest event was our “Rustler’s Ball”, which we held in the school hall, April 19th. We decided on a western theme rather than the usual formal. Individual tables were placed for the guests. The orchestra was on the stage which was decorated to represent a corral. Purple and gold, the well known colors of the school, helped trans- form the “gym” into a ball room. Clearmont, Dayton. Sheridan, and Big Horn schools were invited. This was our most successful event of the school year. —RUTH SCHREIBEIS. ENROLLMENT CATHERINE FIEDOR HELEN KUKUCHKA ROBERT HAUF RICHARD REED KATHLEEN SPERL Colors-Red and White. Motto-“Live and I,earn” Flower: White Carnation. Sponsor: Mrs. Belding NEWS In the fall of ’46 the four students who, for a whole year had suffered the indigni- ties of being freshmen, re-entered R. H. S. as Sophomores! We chose Kathleen Sperl, President; Catherine Fiedor, Vice President; Helen Kukuchka, Secretary; Robert Hauf. Treasurer. During the second semester the sophomores were proud to have an old pal, Richard Reed, return to their grade. During the year the sophomores took part in preparing the weiner roast for the freshmen initiation. The subjects the sophomores of ’46 took were General Science, English, Typing, American Government, Algebra, Home Economics, Spanish and Music. Our class, though small, has had a hand in every activity to such an extent that we have been called the busiest of any class in school. —HELEN KUKUCHKA.

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CATHERINE KATHLEEN HELEN ROBERT RICHARD JULIA MAE ROBERTA ARNOLD 8

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Arnold Tschirgi Julia Cable Roberta Goodill SPONSOR: MOTTO: FLOWER: COLORS: Mrs. Belding. • Think. Lilac. White and Yellow. This September three Freshmen entered Ranchester High . Officers were elected. President, Arnold Tschirgi; Vice President, Julia Cable; Secretary-Treasurer, Roberta Goodill. This has been one of the smallest classes that has ever entered Ranchester High, but in interest, activity and scholarship we have been above average. INITIATION As the usual custom, the Freshmen had to entertain the student body in an assem- bly program. It was a short skit of a typical New England family. To give you a little idea of how they looked, I’ll describe the three Freshmen. Arnold, the hard-working but somewhat refined mother; Julia, the farmer-type man who played the part of the father; Roberta, the mean but happy little baby. Much good sportsmanship was shown by these three Freshmen. In the evening a surprise picnic in the Tongue River Canyon was given in honor of the Freshmen. A tour of Crystal Cave was made. Of course, there were a few who claimed they were lost. These were even late for lunch. Hamburgers were made and served by Mr. Lyman. There was plenty of pop for all. —JUILA MAE CABLE. The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame.—Longfellow. When you get right down to the root of the meaning of the word “succeed,” you find that it simply means to follow through.—F. W. Nichol.