Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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 tc ieAten, tyuHiox tyA, ScAaoC This year was a very progressive one for the Junior High. They had three teach- ers: Mrs. Aken taught penmanship, English, mathematics, and spelling. Mr. McCormick taught agriculture, science, and history. Mrs. Belding taught literature. At the beginning of the year, the Junior High organized a Citizenship Club which proved successful. The home room teacher, Mrs. Aken, ordered 1.000 pencils for the club to sell. We sold these at a 50% profit which gave the club enough money for cur- rent expenses and several parties. The first event was a Hallowe’en party and the club paid for the refreshments. They also had a Valentine party. Mr. McCormick played his accordion. They danc- ed and played games. Refreshments were served at the close of the party. The Citizenship Club bought a new United States flag for the Junior High room. It is made of rayon silk. The officers of the Citizenship Club were elected twice during the year. The first election was as follows: President—Douglas McLean Treasurer—Robert Lyman Vice President—Dale Schilling Sergeant-at-arms—Raymond Kawulok Secretary—Betty Lou Goodill The mid-semester election resulted: President—Dale Schilling Vice President—Betty Lou Goodill Secretary—Douglas McLean Treasurer—Robert Lyman Sergeant-at-arms—Raymond Kawulok The club elected committees every two weeks to watch and take care of the play- ground, the stairs, blackboards, and library table. The name of our club is the “Ranchester 7th and 8th Grade Citizenship Club.” Our motto: “Onward and Upward;” our song is, “Wyoming;” our colors: Red and Blue.” Dale Schilling won the prize for having the highest average in history throughout the year. We decided we learned more in “grammar” than in any other class but more of us chose agriculture as the favorite subject. IS —Dale Schilling and Douglas McLean.

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 MtcuHCcUate octu TEACHER—MRS. PAULINE MOORE Fourth Grade DARRYL LOWELL JOE FIEDOR ROBERT SEDER ENROLLMENT Fifth Grade NORMA HAUF DORIS HAUF DOROTHY HAUF RICHARD LYMAN JON DAVIS Sixth Grade BARBARA FLEMING DARLENE FLEMING MARIAN SEDER JEANNETTE KAWULOK JOAN JOHNSON RICHARD MASTERS GERALD GARDNER LeROY SEDER DAVID HALLOWELL MACKEY HILLESVIG MOTTO: Do Our Best. COLORS: Green and White. SONG: “America.” We have had a happy year and have worked hard to try to make our room the best in the school. We have enjoyed our teacher, Mrs. Moore, and it has been fun to go up into the High School room for Social Studies each day at 2:30 where Mr. McCormick is our teacher. We organized a Citizenship Club in October and elected Joan Johnson, president; Jeannette Kawulok, vice president; Barbara Fleming, secretary. We have had some good 14