Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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R 'f¥. S. 0% x un ‘Roll The following students have been awarded high school honor scholarships from Ranchester High School by the University of Wyoming. Laramie. Wyoming: 1926 1937 Louise Rhode Anne Katherine Kuzma Clifford Reed Henry Troy Dierks 1927 1938 Vieva C. Paulus Charlotte Clara Johnston Gerald Osgard Evan C. Dierks 1928 1939 Esther Currie Edith Anne Kuzma Jay Mattox Wilbur Q. Jester 1929 1940 Ida Bell Barker Helen Ruth Johnston Dana Osgard Carrie Lee Jester (Special) 1930 1941 Ruth Carrie Rhode Muriel Dierks 1931 1942 Hazel Rawlings Barbara Ann Johnston Marty Osgard Jack Keith Hallowell 1932 1943 Barbara Gorball Nina Marie Johnston Clarence A. Paustain Donald Bruce 1933 1944 Iva Sonners Virginia Mae Bruce Ray Osgard William S. Tschirgi, Jr. 1934 1945 Florence Gorball Vincent Paul Johnston Robert Rhode Wanda G. Melby 1935 1946 Leah Lucille Sherman Georgiana Bruce Byron B. Rawlings Jared Russell Hallowell 1936 1947 Helen C. Fitzpatrick Dorothy Kawulok Charles E. Steuve Bert Johnston Sc olasio ifi and 1 Valedictorian Activities Anne Kuzma 1937 Paul Paustain 1937 Charlotte Johnston 1938 Evan Dierks ...... 1938 Edith Kuzma 1939 Wilbur Jester 1939 Helen Ruth Johnston 1940 Alice Jean Black 1940 Carrie I.pp Jester Kathryne Weber 1941 Muriel Dierks 1941 Jack K. Hallowell 1942 Barbara Anne Johnston 1942 John D. Kuzma 1943 Nine Marie Johnston 1943 Dorothy May Schreibeis 1944 Virginia Mae Bruce 1944 Marion Frank Wondra Vincent Paul Johnston 1945 Frank Joseph Kawulok 1945 Georgiana Bruce 1946 Ben Schreibeis 1946 Bert Johnston 1947 Jerry Dierks 1947

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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.

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