Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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On our flyleaf you again see the picture of “THE RUSTLERS.” The R. H. S. Student Body, all of whom are considered the Annual staff, have voted to adopt the RUSTLER” as the permanent emblem of the yearbook. We like to think of him as the impatient, tireless hero of the western land who defied those who would break his spirit or confine him to narrow corrals. Though he sometimes died fighting, he remained unbeaten and victorious. The Rustler, to us, is more than an emblem; it is an attempt to portray the tem- perament, the freedom, and the undaunted courage of the spirit of R. H. S. RANCHESTER SCHOOL — 1949 DEDICATION 1849-1949 Dedicated to the spirit that prompted our forefathers with courage, to make from a desolate, unknown land of wild mountains and untamed valleys, an agricultural region of happy prosperous homes where u'e live under the blessings of democracy. In keeping with the spirit of ’49 we have chosen a western theme. Throughout, we have endeavored to create a book that is worthy of the institution whose activities are here recorded. And so we present this 194ftissue of TffE RUSTLER—the story of another happy school year. You are now the editors of this book. Mere pictures and printed pages can never adequate- ly record the meaning and associations of life in RHS. Your RUSTLER yet lacks the significance of friends’ inscriptions. —Helen Kukuchka, Editor.

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m i JJ LI WITH HAPPIEST .MEMORIES OF ANOTHER YEAR SPENT WITH CONGENIAL FRIENDS AND IN WORTHY ACHIEVEMENTS, THE STUDENTS OF RANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL PRESENT THIS. THEIR FOURTEENTH ANNUAL. TO THEIR MANY FRIENDS EVERYWHERE. CLOUDS PEAK PRINTERY ' PRINTERS-LITHOGRAPHERS SHERIDAN. WYOMING

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THE FACULTY SILAS LYMAN MRS LEORA SMITH MRS. LOIS HOLLOWELL MRS. DORIS OLSON The harmony and unity amonjj the members of the faculty and students of Ran- chester school have been a source of wonder to outsiders and of jjreat satisfaction to the patrons of the district. Here there is a bond of genuine friendship. The person who has contributed most to this coordination is our superintendent, Mr. Silas Lyman, whose work and wide interests are a source of pride to all of us and. we feel, are the foundation for the relationships we call the “Rustler Spirit.”