Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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parties. Our first one was Hallowe’en when we joined with the Primary room. Mr. McCormick played for us while we had our parade of masks. We scared Mrs. Aken’s room when we marched in. Darlene Fleming, Norma Hauf and Richard Masters won the prizes for the most horrible looking masks. At Christmas we gave a play, “A Visit to Santa Claus,” at the hall. Everyone en- joyed it. Several from our room helped the Primary Room with their Christmas play too. We were delighted with the beautiful costumes Mrs. Belding and the Home Eco- nomics girls made for us. Everyone thought our costumes were wonderful. Our most exciting party was when we surprised our teachers. We gave each of them an appropriate card with a message of appreciation and a beautiful letter opener bearing the bucking horse insignia of Wyoming. We had plenty of ice cream and home made cookies. Another good party was a colonial flap-jack party when our teachers fed us New England style pancakes with real Vermont maple syrup. Our last party was a fine spring picnic which we held at Richard Rubottom’s ranch. We had plenty to eat and spent our time playing games. In athletics, Richard Masters, David Haliowell and Richard Lyman have gone out for basketball. Richard Masters, David Hallowed, Jeannette Kawulok and Barbara Fleming read the most books from our approved list. During the year we made many nice posters and maps. Richard Rubottom did the best lettering. Barbara Fleming won the prize for having the highest average for the year in social studies. During the year our room received new Thorndike dictionaries and some new music albums. The last half of the year we’ve enjoyed joining with Mrs. Aken’s room twice a week to learn our senior choir songs under Mrs. Marjorie Owens. Several from our room are taking piano lessons too. We are glad it is spring and vacation time but if next year can be as happy as this year we will be glad to come back. Impartiality is the life of justice, as justice is of ad good government.—Justinian. Justice is itself the great standing policy of civil so- ciety; and any departure from it, under any circumstance, lies under the suspicion of being no policy at ad.—Burke. 15 Duty is carrying on promptly and faithfully the affairs now before you. It is to fulfill the claims of today.—Goethe.

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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

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‘Ptimvuf 1Roo k TEACHER—MRS. DOROTHY UPTON NALIVKA ENROLLMENT First Grade JOHN FIEDOR DAVE FLY CLAYTON SCHILLING EDWARD SEDER WAYNE SELPH Second Grade GARY BOCEK JOYCE COOK PETER DAVIS ED FIEDOR BARBARA HAUF JOHN JOLOVICH CLIFFORD KAUFMAN LYLE KING MARCIA MASTERS JENNIE MATES JACK PAULUS ROBERT PRILL RICHARD STEDER DELMAR WERRE GEORGE WONDRA Third Grade BARBARA ADDLEMAN JAMES BURY LARRY COOK JACK FLEMING LARRY KING EDDIE KUKUCHKA NANCY ROSWADOVSKI MARGIE RUBOTTOM DONALD HAUF DAVID SCHREIBEIS MOTTO: Do your best, always. CLASS COLORS: Red and White. We have had a good time and we’ve learned a great deal. On October 31 we joined with the Intermediate room to have a Hallowe’en party. We had lots of fun and plenty to eat. Much more exciting was our Christmas program at the hall on December 22. We gave an operetta, “Heigh-Ho, It’s Christmas.” Everybody had a part. Mr. McCormick played the music for us. 16