Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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DEDICATION We, the annual staff of '53, are proud to dedicate this annual to our sponsor, Frederick Johnson. He has shown an unlimited a mount of understanding, patience and co-operation in super- vising the publishing of the Ranchester High School annual for three years. We wish him the very best of luck and happiness in the future.

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FOREWORD As members of the RUSTLER staff, we all wish to give you our heartiest thanks and appreciation for the willing co-operation and loyal school spirit you have shown in helping us to make this another memorable issue of the RUSTLER. We hope that you will think of this book as a record of the year 1952-1953 at Ranches- ter High School; and that as the years pass, it will become one of your most cherished possessions. The RUSTLER Staff

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Educators and students in today's schools are con- fronted with one of the greatest challenges of the times—the challenge of distinguishing between truth and falsehood during an age in which foreign govern- ments employ both deceit and subtleness in an attempt to divert us from t-he truth. Our ability to meet this challenge successfully depends not only upon our per- sonal and moral integrity, but also upon our education- al and political concepts. There is no better place in which to develop a sound character and proper concepts than in our schools. It is in these schools that we should learn to cast aside our biases and to view events in their true light. We must educate and be educated in an atmosphere completely devoid of harmful prejudices. In no other way can we become better pre- pared to separate truths from falsehoods, and facts from rumors. It is my sincere belief that you students of Ranchester High School will be able to meet the challenge well, because you have been educated within a wholesome atmosphere; and it is with great pride that I say, Good luck to you students and faculty members throughout the many years to come. Very sincerely, Frederick C. Johnson