Washakie County High School - Warrior Yearbook (Worland, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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Q,J'fM.1 5 X 'QQ' ' . , l 5 JPL. ' A. l w--rg yavzv Q, o . - Mr. and Mrs. Wellman Mr. Ralston va f Wx 5 Q Santa Lowe 4 Gvf on skf Q . -3' Miss Cook ? 3:-SX' - ' gi-E 71 fi Ei 13 1 Em X f L, M: 1 Wy 5 X 1 I if E 2 Wy ,IX fd Q5 j,X!!ZX! efs W, page N M Mix e i ,, 5' i X Margaret Chastain June it x H .Ax aw Le she C ook Sally Culbe rts on Jo se phine C011jer 3 'Ri'- l..eA1a 49 -'un 4, We Hockenbeame r 0366 A. , ,. ' X 1: f 1-'H 5:,., ' 1' WD 00a 16 Nellie NX a? eww Mrs. worsha 4534 T1 W JL, x-. I, Donald Ralston K 7 W 1 Cha rle s Robe rts Pearley Wells I1-e Carl Selmer bam new Q10 Iljte we-W 6 Th Qi Jean wen B 0163 Lo gene Montgome ry Marshall Pittenger Virginia M Und SCQJZ . 1,11 Roy Swartz 19 Nadwe The Y 3,5 W Fi MTX 'if 'S rx F 'Vw M x 7 E! PRESIDENT Howard Cook SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Donna Palmer Dean Harris Io Christy ,Q Q 8:7 . N 431, gg-fi 'S Ralston Miss Beyda Mr. McDonald w , Q' IPD' MARY ANNE ALLRED Always smiling and ready ro help. RONALD BIHR Some claim he's bashful but others doubt it. LEROY ABBOTT Hot air will do more in life than muscle, deed, or thought. 51-,.N, A, ' pf-' I v e: - if 4 . ' f- ' K iff? 1 3: - neg fi 45 it ' 3212? MN-Q 7 gl, Ig I LORNA BARNETT Always a good worker, but also always ready for a good time. ARTIE ADAMS Easy come, easy go. fi gl 4? ft: I DAVID BERTSCH The thinkingest thinker that ever thunk. JOHN ANDERSON The kind of a fellow we all like to know. Q PEGGY BRAZELTON We know little of thee but the little is good. ft. 23 w BILL CHENEY Good in basketball and studies too, in fact there is nothing he cannot do. HELEN CARLSON TOULA CATSIMANES Honest, liberal, and Pure her heart, high her true, with many successes aims. coming to you. IO CHRISTY Ath1etic, witty, and full of fung she's made a friend of everyone. HOWARD COOK He has a strong body, a good mind and a sweet- heart. LEROY CLARK LEE RAY COGGINS Week in week out, from Don't crowd girlsg you'1l morn till night, you can all get a chance. hear his bellows blow. 12 LARRY COPPOCK By hook or crook I made it. ROY ECKERDT Words may show a man's wit, but actions show his meaning. Q: t.. V, ff- wgg, 'A , ww 1 31 R .tt b gg 9 3-A . aug 4 'X mu gf si? M if E! '- 4 la 4 2 A C 1 ' h Am' is 'J ' fmiif ' Y sm' f Q h M tx ytfasg . . Y, ,Ss 'ki'-. at V4 H it if 4 . . I X l 11,5 ' -l. 2 f -I f JANET FOGELMAN I hope ability isn't measured by height. KELLEY COT TER DORTHEA DEC KER Excercise--I peeled an She doesn't let her orange for breakfast. studies interfere with her high school education. 48-. JAMES FARE CAROL FAY All the great men are She's as likeable dying, l don't feel so well lookab1e. myself. as she is ' ,rj .4 .ni A , ,,,, CLARA ELDER A tender heart, a will inflexible. DIAN FORBES Saucy, naughty, and neatg a girl hard to beat. C omplime nts of MEN'S SHOP SHEILA FREDERICK BOB FRITZLER Responsibilities gravitate A merry heart doeth good 'TT' to the person who can like medicine. shoulder them l LEON HALL Each man for himself. DIANE HARRIS She loves to dream of things that are to be. .q,,,! IRMA HANNEMAN COLLEEN HARKINS Doth perfect beauty stand A gay and laughing little in need of praise. lady. i sys 14K DAVID HAMILTON I'11 be merry and free I'11 be sad for nobody. ' DEAN HARRIS The man with the ed- ucated toe. CLARICE HEFENEIDER Of manners gentleg of affections mild. MARY JEAN HARVARD JOE HEAGNEY Service counts much, Wonder is the seed of friendship even more. SCi6l'1Ce- KARL HERGERT He may be quiet in school but you'd be sur- prised. JOHN HOWARD Forever wilt thou love and she be fair. JAMES HILLBERRY GORDON HOWARD Love of fun twinkles in Like the powder puff. his eyes. I m for the ladies. ::- 1- . TTS' - 1 ' is . Hwji'-: Mis' TOM HOWARD ' He says all he knows and then talks on. CURTIS HUNT School days have their delight but they can't compare with school nights. a MARY LOU MCKAMEY She makes the world a friendly place by showing it a friendly face. SUSAN HOY SHIRLEY I-IUFFMAN What wisdom can you y A little nonsense now and find that is greater than then. kindness. , 1 DAVID LAIRD HAROLD LIGHT A farmer with a gentle- Slow and steady wins the man's ways. race. 7 v r 16 ANN JOHNSON lt's nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. CLIFFORD MCNUTT There may be a better man than I, but I don't believe it. Compliments of A FRIEND of the senior class ALVERNA MILLER She knows both how to work and how to play. NAMI NUMOTO Witty, lively, full of fun- -a good friend and a true ll RONALD MARSHALL GENE MERCADO Though he was rough he Little friends may prove was kindly. great friends. RONALD MILLIKEN Mere fact that a fellow keeps his mouth shut is no sign he has nothing to say. LEE ROY MINKES What I will, I will there's an end. and in . if IUDY MILLER Always laugh when you canp it's cheap medicine STANLEY PACKER His friendship is worth having. X DELORES PAXTON Gentle in manner firm in reality. DONNA PALMER CHARLES PARIS I'd like to be bashful That is as well said as if but the boys won't let me. l'd said it myself. BARBARA PENDERGRAFT The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. ROBERT QUINTANA Hear that hearty laugh? That's Robert. BILL PERRY ALICE PORTER A self-made man? Yes, She's tall enough ro be and worships his creator. tall and nice enough to be swell. I 8 A SONYA READ When nature has work to be done, she creates a genius to do it. Compliments of PAWNEE COURT DON SCHAFF He's always a good pal to have around. FRANKLIN RIBBLE ANITA ROBERTS A quiet tongue shows a Not much talk--a great, wise head. sweet silence. , r SALLY SCHLOTHAUER Quality but not quantity. PAT SMITH She liked whatever she looked on, and her looks went everywhere. JERRY SHRYACK MYRNA SISCO I follow the path of least Prim and neat- -short and 1'6S1St3 HCC . sweet. N 1 9 JERRY SMOTHERMON 'He has a head to contrive a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Xian JUNE TANAKA A woman should be seen and not heard. JOAN WATSON A The only way to have a friend is to be one. IACKEE STALCUP She's not very tall, in fact very small, but fair and square, and liked by all. GAYLE TOLMAN SHAW A perfect woman nobly planned, to warm comfort and command. CONNIE ST. CLAIR I'm blond--but that doesn't mean I'm light- headed. 4' I JIM VANNOY He runs the race of life well. i ' r f,:?ri'H1!'6iCf'1fw -..-1 w . 'fwimvzzf fqwxux T55f5M53Q '5. : '77Zfii :f f A - iii-'lifrii' ' 1f'f-5554? .. A ,.. i fa e ' fi 551 - fl ' f .W J Q, iefff' r ' 1 it i ' 'e -ff ., 3542, 1 zo y i if JIM TOLER You can't fool me, I'm too ignorant. f LAURIE WEBER The good die young, I wonder why I'm still living. Compliments of JOHNSON'S JEWELRY Home of Keepsake Diamond Rings 1 Mi -, N META WILSON Pretty hair, pep, friend- liness. WILLIE WEBER HOWARD WHITE A light heart lives long. 'He lives to build and not to boast. JOHN WYMAN Picture not available. Bored of education. ALFRED GRIFFIN Long, lean, and likeable. 21 JACKIE WOLF Her smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back. wx' -, if , ' . A on T ' 1 e . If 3' ,S Q o 1 52? VN 45 . S , by ,T ,X uf fi 5: 1 4 5 42 54' ZA . . Q. ' -fswaws-sa., H 'f ' . - A . 1 , ,,.,f,2g. Q, K . - s p 4 kd X 'nf ' ' vmf2l5?i5i ' - 4 'P , 'f Tooa V S Q 1 , Q S , L,,, ',,1-.', ,, , ,,,,, A iz, ' ff . V ' STTe F f 4 ei ' N532 ' . 4 i . j V. Q' ' LK ' -R .5 ff, T 1 .F S 5' , S off 'C '57 -. ff W ' b 1H M4!' pf' ff mx MOST ATHLETIC Alice Porter Howard Cook C To K C LASS C LOW NS Diane Harlris .Tim Toler , ,K I2 '23 S QS. i Vf 'f- 'Isa i f' .2322 2 1 Ars' ..3L53i1ig,,, gi nw 5 ia EA TE 5 N wi A f,,?'f FAM 13 3 I lf, MOST STUDIOUS Sonya Read David Beftsch 1 MOST ATTRAC TIVE Nami Numoto Jim Vannoy BEST DANCERS Jackie Wolf Jerry Smothermon BEST ALL AROUND Connie St. Clair Roy Eckerdt 3 David L. rf, Janet F. Ronald M. Clara E. 43 Lou Mc. Sonya R. Sheila F Jerry S. Ann .gk 1 Peggy B. ll Nami N David B , Myrna S. 33 I X 35 27 119. a 5 f a . 2 I 6' A Aa. . , - I A-M Ln . J Joel-I., ??? 24 Colleen H. xJ,,,g Clifford J ig ' r 5' Q VT - 5. I Bn 'K I, v Jackie W 4 it June T. Judy M. I V J Q X1 Q x. f K f,,, N ' 'J kk,.L. ,n H 5 5. 1 : ii X K , , ,m,...,, Curt1s H . ,, Carol H. ... , Lorna B. John W. . 1 Q' JN L .11 Q 3. Charles P 1 La.ur1e W. ii? Le Roy C Pat S. James H, Bill C. Le Roy A. ' rffl'3'? Artie A. ul Mary Ann Helen C' Franklin R. Mary Jean Ronald 9 .n . D A is Jerry Sm. Jim V. 8: Don S. kr hz ,si kg QM Roy E. we' . L H 1 al' . W 9, 4. g, .H 5 Wk ' s, 1 f Doloria P. Shirley H. Tom Jackee S. ' C, If D x I af ' Jo C. Gordon H. Kelly C . B111 P. Larry C. Irma H, I Dian F. , 2, rf if .-AW Bob F. Clarice H. Jim T. Howard C. Susan H Joan W V E uf Robert Q. Ai rg? n J X 1 I f Q XP? , 1 . H. if, nn, m K ffxlff Donna. P. Meta X M .W , n iw . if wb., Alve 1-na M. Lee Ray C. f' .91 . GTZ Jim F. D1ane 8: Dean H Howard W- Karl H. Sally s if 5' Connie St, .f-M.. Ronald , fe.. TQ Anita R. jf n.e.. M on , . ,H ,J 'Q ia- ' Gene G. Le Ray M. Dorthea D. 27 John H, Alice P' M. f IE! ll 1 x , V .A my A AA 5 N 5, e'SSyH!FP'? :ga M am H if 9 'L af - , . E' - , 1' - , X ,,.? N Q . I 5. , . Q Q ,LJ 3 ' W . 9 , ' -1 - -Q 1 , A ' b K fff,5ff5i' in I 05 1, L - X' V N ,fi A had L iii ' 51, , 3 49 ,', 1 W H . L 1 X I' f 'Q :gl , -avi? 51.5 BE T w 5.-M Al .wgafxuvn Jliiu One Indian summer day in 1951, a new freshman tribe was enrolled in the W,C.H, S, Nation, We were husky Warriors, lots of brains and bronze! ? The peace council had never seen nobler squaws and braves. The new tribe was welcomed the first day at the Pow-Wow by Chief- Medicine-Man Wellman, and became official members after the proper tribal ceremony performed by the senior chiefs. Our entire band was painted with war point and submerged in the sacred waters of the canal! After these ceremonies the tribe was given the official name of papooses and allowed to select our chief. . . Papoose Roy Eckerdt. Miss Beyda, Mr. McDonald, and Mr. Ralston served as our peace councelors for many moons With our colossal float we helped our braves win the pigskin victory over Evanston. To the call of the wind, and the sweet smell of the flowers, we disbanded for the summer. Just as quick as we began enjoying our picnics and fishing trips, smoke signals were sent out that school had begun again. From all parts of the country, our tribe returned to the Nation with the rank of sophomores. We chose as our leader in 52 , Brave Buddy Crosby and Jerry Smothermon. As usual the spring weather makes a young brave's fancy turn to-- HOOKY! On returning, however, they were met by Chief-Medicine -Man Wellman, who by extracting a written copy of the Declaration of Indepen- dence from all the victims, drove away the evil spirits which had brought this about. That was the year that our tribe continued the custom of setting aside a week during which the squaws escorted the braves. They called this Tollo Week. The following year the tribe obtained the title of juniors, a position of power and esteem. Big Chief Geronimo Cook was chosen as our leader. In token of being members of W,C. H, S. tribe Indian Nation we selected our class rings. As a climax to our all ready shiny reputation, we held a feast en- titled, Moonlight and Roses in honor of the senior chiefs and afterwards a war-dance called My Blue Heaven , Much wampum was spent! It was a big event when our tribe stepped in to fill the place of the departed Senior who had journeyed to their Happy Hunting grounds. Again Big Chief Geronimo Cook was unanimously chosen to lead our tribe. This was a year of great activity: The honor of complying the annual and paper was given to our worthy tribe. You Can't Take It With You, the senior play, was a heap big success, wlin presenteddi February, In April the members of our tribe were treated to a banquet and a war-dance by the warrior juniors. Sneak day a very happy occasion because the chief seniors overjoyed took a vacation, leaving the rest of the school still struggling with their studies. After we had taken advantage of all the many opportunities offered by the W,C,H, S, Nation, our tribe now folds up their wigwams and moves on to the Happy Hunting Grounds. 29 Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Bill- Pat- Jackie Pat- Bill - Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie CLASS PROPHECY OF I955 Hi Pat! I haven't seen you in a long time. Well, I haven't been around, I've been traveling for the past ten years. My goodness, here comes Bill. Hi, this is a pleasant surprise. Let's go to the Blue Flamingo and get something to eat. We'd love to. It doesn't seem possible that it's been 15 years since we graduated. Why there's Colleen Harkins really going to town singing Blues in the Night. Just look at all those men swoon! Have you kept in touch with many of the kids that were in our class ? Why yes, you remember Alice Porter, don't you? Well she owns the Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me lipstick manufacturing company and James Hillberry is the chief lipstick taster and judge. I was listening to the radio the other day and heard To be or not to be. I just knew it was Tom Howard. The critics simply raved when he played the lead in Hamlet. He must have raised that ham on the farm. When I was in Norway, I saw the Olympics. I was flabbergasted to see Helen Carlson representing the United States as the Pogo Stick Champion. As I was getting off the boat, I saw Alfred Griffin. He is taking Goose Tatum's place on the Globe Trotters. Wait till you hear what I saw. As I was driving in the country, I saw someone picking flowers in his petunia patch. I just about ran into a telephone pole when I saw it was Howard Cook! He always was a petunia smeller! While on the boat I saw a good old Wyoming T, V, program. Oh, you meanWillie Weber's Wild West Show. I saw it, too. When Laurie Weber came bucking out of Shoot No. 9, I could see why he's call the Broomstick Buckaroo! I about flipped when Myrna Sisco came out on a galloping horse doing the Charleston in the saddle. There were thousands of people there. Donnie Schaff made millions with his Horse and Buggy Taxi Service. Hold on to your hats. Donna Palmer just moved into our neighbor- hood, the poor dear. She is always scrubbing floors and her kids just muddy them up again. She always was the typical housewife. When I visited Washington, I saw the distinguished-looking president, John Edison Wyman. Did you know he has just added a new balcony onto the White House ? I also saw Artie Adams, the Governor from New York. As we went touring the grounds we saw a janitress, either washing windows or filling water balloons, You can imagine my surprise when I saw that it was Sheila Fredricksl On T. V. the other night, I saw' Sonya Read playing a new 35 foot piano. Her music is simply out of this world! And did you know that James Fare has been pirouetting in Pavlova's Dancing School for Prima Donnas ? His toenails no longer scratch the floor. Jimmy Toler is now the President of the Stretchy-Wetchy Girdle Company. His best model, Joan Watson, has been modeling his 30 Pat- Bill - Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Jackie Bill- Pat- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- famous girdle, the Sub-Atomic, 5-way stretch. When I was in Paris, Iwent to David Laird's Salon. His slogan is Be Beautiful with Mud Facials by Laird. He really can throw the mud. Irma Hanneman, the teacher from America, won an al1-expense- paid trip to Europe. She uses the very latest, an eight-inch, diamond- studded cigar holder, All her clothes are from How'ard's Originals. Gordon specializes in matching pink, lavender, and chartreuse suits for men and women. Dorthea Decker has a Hot Tamale Stand in Gay Mexico by the Kill them or Die Arena. She almost ,got arrested for shooting at the bulls with a slingshot. As I went into the arena, I saw Mary Lou McKamey, the famous matodor, fighting a ferocious bull. When the fights are over, Ronald Bihr ejects the bulls from the arena. He can throw the bull further than anyone in Mexico. On one of my trips back to America, I saw a huge blimp piloted by Gene Mercado. He was advertising Nami Numoto's broadway show- house. I took in her show when I was in St. Louis. I was just in time to see Meta Wilson's fan dance! Also on the program was the famous trapeze artist, Anita Roberts. She can turn a triple somersault in mid-air without bending her knees. Well, the other day I saw the famous Hollywood pair, Tony Curtis and Sally Schlothauer, they made a striking couple pushing a fruit cart down Hollywood and Vine. You remember Dian Forbes ? She has a Hospital for Pets in Meeteese She is doing real well with her striped salamanders, albino skunks, and pink hoot-in-nannies . And what about you Jackie Wolf? Are you a famous stunt girl? I hear that you jumped 300 feet into a barral of Charles Paris' product, pink champaigne. Oh by the way, I got myself a pair of Mary Jean Harvard's plastic pastel shoes the other day. They're just the rage in Gebo now. I read in the paper where Jackee Stalcup, the big game huntress just bagged her 33rd. elephant in the deepest Africa. In a near by native village Jerry Schyrack teaches cannibals how to play football, while his boss lady cooks the stew. You know' Clara Elders ? She runs the Smile Pretty and Watch the Birdie Photo Shop , She really takes in the business. Diane Harris, who married Bill Grapefruit, had her picture taken with their ten little squirts. I had the pleasure of meeting that handsome Jim Vannoy, who was recently voted Mr. America. He was being interviewed by Bill Cheney, the announcer at Station A, H, C, What does A, H,C, mean? Don't you know? Always hear Cheney. I was at the hospital founded by Harold Light, the multi-millionaire. I saw Susan Hoy and her head nurse Leroy Abbott after they had just disposed of another patient. Well, thats the long and short of that story! I was shocked to hear about Shirley Huffman of the secret police fracturing her big toe while she was chasing the notorious bandit, Black Jack-Kelly Cotter. I always thought she would join the North West Mounties. She was 31 Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill - Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- always after the men. One of my neighbors, Stanley Packer, just perfected an atomic shot- gun to protect his uranium claims. Can you guess what is first on the hit-parade now ? LeRay Coggins' Little Girl Fur-r-r Away. Curtis Hunt recorded it and has sold over one -hundred million recordings. Yes, and on the other side he sings My Dog has Flees. Do you know' that Larry Coppock is still single after all these years ? He's working at John Anderson's Lonely Hearts Agency , On my way to my summer home in Hawaii, my stewardess was none other than Peggy Brazelton. I went via Bob Fritzlers Fly While You Can Airlines . Jerry Smothermon has reached his goal. He now owns all the oil wells in Texas. Even though they are now dry, he keeps his chief toolpusher, Ronald Miliken, busy counting the empty barrels. One of June Tanaka's best customers is Howard White, the well- known scientist. When he isn't working he likes to hobo around the country and eat June's blueberry pies. Her bakery goods are the most! Since the revival of broadway show' business, Franklin Ribble and Judy Miller are really hitting the high spots with their soft shoe dance. Oh, I saw' one of their acts in the Metropolitan Hall in New' York, which is now' owned and operated by Carl Hergert, the former sheep herder. Leon Hall just patented his Original Paint Jobs for Cars . You remember his first don't you? Clarice Hefeneider, the senator from Wyoming, just won the pro- posed bill on Should we sell toothpicks without a 1070 tax? I talked to the archeologists, Ann Johnson and Delores Paxton, the other day. Their latest finding was the bones of an African Road Runner in Iowa. He sure traveled didn't he ? Joe Heagney is taking up whe re Einstein left off and is now' working on the I Bomb, He blew' out all the windows and half of the out- door plumbing in his huge laboratory. Lorna Barnett just built a baby sitting agency on top of the Pender- graft Penthouse, Barbara's building is a paradise for the families of Carol Fay Halberts and Gayle Tolman Shaw. Every day when I go to town to get a cigar, I see Leroy Clark, the Park Avenue streetcleaner leaning over his pushbroom. He always did want to be an airforce pilot. He is. He piles it here and piles it there. He's always looking at the Blue Skirt across the street. Oh, don't get me wrong it's the Wine Celler of Ronald Marshall. Ronald specializes in Fine Wines and Perfumed Snuff. Have you ever been over to Leroy Mink's Wrestling Arena? Well, last night Mary Ann Allred, known as the Hammerlock Kid , won her match hands down. When I was watching a basketball game at Southern Cal. , I saw Clifford McNutt, one of the cheerleaders flipping all over the floor. 32 Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill- Jackie Pat- Bill - Pat- Jackie Bill- Pat - All - He didn't have so much vim but he was really heavy on the vigor. -Bill Perry is a well-known model nowg he modles Prissy Pants , only for the elite. The Psycopathic Hospital in Utah is now headed by the famed Roy Eckerdt. He has been having trouble with his top nurse Connie St. Clair and her secretary, Jo Christy. It seems one of the patients has them convinced that they are the Bowery Boys. David Bertsch is always busy in his Mom's kitchen, trying to brew' up a gargle which will repel women. Pat Smith, is it true that you work in Leo's Sweet Shoppe while he watches your five little goodies ? I read where John Howard, the movie actor, was putting his foot- prints in the sidewalk in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre. He was so busy posing for pictures he got stuck. Robert Quintana's construction crew' blasted him out in a hurry. No damage done. David Hamilton is going to receive a gold watch for being, Out- standing Bookkeeper of the Year . Janet Fogleman will present it as she is the president of the Adding Machine Union , We went to the races last week and saw a real thriller. Alverna Miller won the Silver cup for her ride. What a Jockey. Oh, look who is at the table! Who ? Hean Harris. He just divorced his seventh wife yesterday. He charged her on the grounds of'cruelty. What a black eye! He never was a one-girl man. Well, kids, I really must run. It's been wonderful talking to you. It's been almost like a Class Reunion. Sure am glad I ran into you. I've an appointment. Maybe w'e'll see each other again some time. Bye! 33 Baccalaureate Class of 1955 Woshokie County High School Worland, Wyoming Sunday Evening, Moy 15, 1955 8 o'Clock Junior High Auditorium Processional - - Mrs. Tom Watson Invocation - - Rev. R. F. Goff Music - - - ---- Music Scripture Reading - - Rev. William E. Iverson Addre-ss ------- Rev. Frank R. VanDevelder Song- Onward Christian Soldiers'T - Sullivan Sung by Congregation Benediction - ----- Rev. Arthur P. Schnatz Recessional - - Mrs. Tom Watson Class Colors: Royal Blue and White Flower: White Orchid Class Motto: We Build the Ladder On Which We Rise 0NWABD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS Onward Christian soldiers! Marching as to war, With the cross of Jesus. Going on before: l Master ads aln Christ. the roya . Le ag st the foe: Forward into battle, See, His banners go! Refrain- Onward Christian soldiers! Marching as to war. With the cross of Jesus. Going on before. Onward. then. ye people! Join the happy throng, Blend with ours yours voices, In the triumph song: Glory, Iaud and honor, Unto Christ the King. This through countless ages, Men and angels sing. Rn8Il'BIIl- ti ' 1111 Qfiifi N3 is ' . ,9 jaw Q1- illl-Class of '55 Woshokie County High School Worland, Wyoming Monday Evening, Moy I6, 1955 8 o'Clock Junior High Auditorium CLASS NIGHT Welcome ......... Athletic Awards .... P.E.O. Award .... B.P.W. Club ..... Class History .... ClassPro hec ..... D Y Trumpet Bolo ..........., Girls' State Award American Legion Auxiliary Boys' State Award Floyd Mlnch Post No. 44- American Legion PROGRAM -----------------------------Howard Cook -Athletic Department - - - - - - - -Mrs. Margaret Chastain -------------Mrs. E!-:nora Stratton - - - - -Jackie Stalcup. Connie St. Clair -- -- -Judy Miller, Jackie Wolf. Pat Smith Floyd Mlnch Post No. 44 .... Llons Club Award ........... National Honor Society--- Thespians -.-......------- Music Awards ------ Commercial Awards .----.--- - - - - -Howard Whlte Mrs. Harlan Klndel - - - - Mr. Ralph Cline - -- -Mr. Don Harris - - -................ Miss Cook ------------------Miss Stuka --------------------Mr. Collier -----Mrs. Chastain, Miss Beyda. Future Farmers Awards ---- ,-,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,-,,, M r , Igwe Debate -----....--.------- Beyda Art Awards .--------.-.-.------ -,-,---,,,.,,,,-, Amcrlcanlsm Essays Ladies' Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars -Miss I-Iockenbeamer Woshik-le Post NO. 3093 ..---......---.-----. ----- M rs. William Bragg Washakle County Hospital Auxiliary ---------,,,-, Mrs, Frank watson Quarterback Club Award -------....- 9-Class Will -..------......-----.-- -- XBtudent Council --....-.-......-..- -- Shovel ...... 4 ............------. - - - -- - Quarterback Club ----.--Clifford McNutt - - - -- -David Laird -Howard Cook County Commissioners' Scholarships .... -,,,,,- M r, Herb pm-15 P-T.A- 3Cl'l0ll!'ShiP ------------------.- ......---- - -Mrs. Pete Heagney Governors Award --------------.------. ,,,-,.,,,,,,,, --,,---..-- - - - Awards .-.---.-...- ...... . ............ M r. Ralph Wellman Robert's Jeweler Gift! .................. --- Showalter Studio Ann Johnson. Jackie Stalcup Music by Senior Class --.----.---..--------,- -----,,,,,, H 3115 gf Ivy Class Colors: Royal Blue and White Flower: White Orchid Class Motto: We Build the Ladder On Which We Rise lllii Jan t T 1 475 - V T --Class ol: '55 -i' Woshokie County High School Worland, Wyoming 'Thursday Evening, AAay l9, l955 8 o'Clock Junior High Auditorium COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional - - - - Mrs. Tom Watson Invocation - - Rev. H. Thompson Rodman Salutatory - - - - Sonya Jean Read Music - - - - - Chorus Valedictory ----- - Sheila Ann Frederick Individual Responsibility - - Dean R. R. Hamilton Presentation of Class of 1955 - - Supt. Ralph Wellman Awarding of Diplomas - - - Mr. Herb Paris, President Board of Education Benediction - - Rev. Edsel Lindquist Recessional - - Mrs. Tom Watson Class Colors: Royal Blue and White Flower: White Orchid Class Motto: We Build the Ladder On Which We Rise 2-if LAST Wlll AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1955, being of sound minds, do hereby bequeath our last will and testamentg thus revoking all others made by us at any pre- vious time. ARTICLE I We, the class of 1955, do leave a package of kleenex to each teacher of dear W,C,H, S, to use solely for the purpose of drying their tears as we depart from these halls. To Mr. Wellman, our superintendent, we leave the comforting know'- ledge that there will never be another class quite like ours. To Mary, a friend indeed, we leave a duplicator to write all the excuses on. To Miss Beyda we leave a copy of A Man Chases a Girl Until She Catches Him . Good Luck! To Miss Cook we leave a new desk. She seems to have worn the other one out by sitting on it. To Mr. Ralston, who intered W,C,H, S, with us, the senior boys leave their extra fishing worms. To Mr. Selmer we leave a football team with a 210 pound line and a 190 pound backfield. To Mr. Swartz we leave a new supply of H Cl and Na Cl to make up for all we wasted in Chemistry. To Miss Stuka. we leave a group of Thespians who will attend all the meetings. To Mr. Lowe we leave some hair restorer for his high forehead. This is so it won't get so sunburned. To Miss Mundy we leave a bottle of Suntan lotion so that she'll tan instead of burn. To Mr. Aggers we leave a team that will be more interested in basketball than they are girls. To Miss Williams we leave a pair of earmuffs to drown out the screeching chairs in the Home Ec. room. To Mrs. Worsham we leave a group of students who will get their books in on time. To Mr. Wells we will a quieter study hall, Do you think that this is possible ? To Mr. Roberts we leave a place to play his intramurals. To Mrs. Chastain we leave a bookkeeping class that will get their chapters and study guides done and have them in on time, To Miss Thomas we leave a new' car so that she can practice her driving at her own risk. To Miss Scahill we leave a pep club that will pay attention at drill practice. To Miss Hockenbeamer we leave students who are artists. To Mr. Pittenger we leave a Life Insurance Policy to be used when driving with his women students. To Mr. Collier we leave the hope that next years seniors will be as talented as we were. To Mr. Montgomery we leave an escalator so he won't have so many stairs to climb. To Mr. McDonald we leave a quieter trig class. 37 To Mr. Townsend and Mr. Sutherland, our custodians, we leave a magnet that will pick up paper. ARTICLE II We, the senior class of 1955, do make the following eighty-five Q85! separate and individual wills: Leroy Abbott leaves his l o n g legs to Donald Bertsch. Artie Adams wills his ab'i l'i 5'7:o change girl friends to his brother, Gordon. Mary Anne Allred and Alverna Miller leave there long, lasting friendship to Lola Kaiser and Glenda Stanbro. John Anderson leaves his love of cameras to Jimmy Goff. Keep snapping Jimmy! Lorna Barnett leaves her seat in English to next years seniors. David Bertsch wills his mathematical ability to Bob Coons. Now' you can be a physicist Bob! Ronald Bihr leaves his love of parties to Dubby Maxwell. Peggy Brazelton leaves her bookworm to anyone who's lucky enough not to have to study. Helen Carlson leaves her job at the Kerby Theatre to Kathy Ullrich. Keep at it, Kathy. Bill Cheney doesn't will anything. He's taking it all with him. Jo Christy wills her quiet, sophisticated ways to her sister, Mabel! fWhat! ?! Leroy Clark is going to take his crazy-legs with him to the army. Lee Ray Coggins leaves his singing ability to George Ribble. Keep up the good work George. Howard Cook has decided to leave his brains and bronze to none other than Leonard Bashford. Don't worry Leonard, there's plenty. Larry Coppock leaves his bookkeeping ability to Mrs. Chastain. She can give it to the less fortunate ones next year. Kelly Cotter is going to leave his curly hair to Bob Engelman. Just keep it natural Bob! Dorthea Decker wills the fenders of her Cadillac to Chuck Clare. Just for show' Chuck! Roy Eckerdt leaves his car to whoever thinks that they can handle it. Clara Elder wills all of her out-of-town boyfriends to Ruth Flagler. Seems Clara wants a new one! Jimmy Fare leaves a. lock of his naturally curly hair to Lanny Anderson. Put it to use, Lanny! Carol Fay, Gayle Tolman, and Toula Catsimanes leave their recipe on How to catch a husband to the less fortunate senior girls. Janet Fogelman leaves her lack of height to Don Scoggin. Coach ought to have a good team with that added height. Dian Forbes leaves her ability to make the boys sit up and take notice, which she inherited from Joanne Hammond, to Colleen McKeon. Sheila Frederick leaves all her brains to W,C,H, S, Don't be stingy, there's plenty to go around! . Bob Fritzler leaves his girl to the Romeos of W, C. H, S, for another year. Alfred Griffin leaves his place on the basketball team to his brother, 38 Dick. Let's keep it in the family Dick, Leon Hall leaves his modern up-to-date paint jobs to Jerry Miller. These are for your car. David Hamilton leaves his crutches to Norman Clark. Seems he's following David's footsteps! Irma I-Iannaman leaves her peaches and cream complexion to Buddy Snyder so that he can tone his down a bit. Colleen Harkins leaves her voice to Joyce Pearce. We don't think that she is going to need it though. Diane Harris leaves her ability to get good looking men to the rest of W, C, H, S, Dean Harris leaves his fishing pole to Bobby South. They say that it is magic Bob! Mary Jean Harvard leaves her natural red hair to Carolyn Ullrick. Now you w'on't have to use dye Carolyn! Joe Heagney leaves his ability to get along with Miss Cook to Ruth Russell. Clarice Hefeneider wills her beamy smile and bubbling personality to Kathy Cotter. As if this gal needs it! Karl Hergert leaves his chicken judging ability to Dale Horel. Confine it to the feathered kind only, Dale. James Hillberry leaves his favorite mule to Beverly Walrath. Maybe she can teach it to play the piano! Gordon Howard leaves his ability to woo Women to Scott Johnson. Look out girls. John Howard leaves his and Carolyns private corner in the library to Don Scogin and Utahana Godfrey, Tom Howard leaves his acting ability to Sondra. . . Just to Keep it in the Family! oy leaves her interest in nursing to Nancy Mackey, Shirley Huffman leaves her office of F, H,A, treasurer and her ability to collect dues to Mary Fujikawa. Good luck, Mary. Curtis Hunt wills the whole -school to anyone who wants it. Come, come now, don't you? Ann Johnson leaves all her worries and work along with a box of aspirins to next years annual editors, Donna Graff and Sandra Faus. Good luck girls! To next years student council president, Mickey Day, David Laird leaves his poise and self-assurance. Harold Light leaves his ability to write poetry to any boy who's looking for a way to catch that girl. Mary Lou McKaney lea? her diploma to her brother, Jimmy. This is just in case! Clifford McNutt leaves his pink wardrobe to Lyle Geis. Now don't make 'em clash Lyle. Ronald Marshall leaves to the junior boys all the broken hearts of his secret admirers. Gene Mercado leaves his ability to sleep in English to anyone who can get away with it. . Judy Miller leaves her musical ability to the clarinet section. Now' there shouldn't be so many squeeks. Ronald Milliken wills his shyness around girls to Bill Cameron. Just 39 remember, they won't bite. Lee Roy Minks leaves his car to Wesley Glass for more up to date transportation Wesley. Nami Numoto leaves her personality and ability to make friends to any new comer to W,C,H, S, next fall. Stanley Packer leaves his ability to leave the girls along for Coach Aggers to distribute among his basketball players. Donna Palmer leaves her love 'em and leave 'em ability to Loree Ferguson. Charles Paris leaveshis meek, modest, and bashful ways to Eddie Ujifusa. Delores Paxton had something real special to will, but she decided to keep it instead. Barbara Pendergraft wills her quiet ways to none other than Randy Rideout. Bill Perry leaves his little black book to Calvin Chastain. Seems that Bill has found that one and only. Alice Porter leaves her athletic ability and her office as F, H, A, president to Phyllis Fausset. Carry on, Pete! Robert Quintana leaves his pepsodent smile to Bob Fernandez. Sonya Read leaves her 120-word shorthand certificate to those who are less fortunate in obtaining theirs. Franklin Ribble leaves his ability to stay out of trouble to Dean Palmer. Think you can do it Dean? Anita Roberts leaves all her baby sitting jobs to her sister, Alta. Donnie Schaff leaves his school books to Eluid Leyva. Don't worry Eluid, there're brand new, they've never been used. Don't get excited girls, Sally Schlothauer leaves Lloyd--but only for one year. Jerry Shryack leaves his irresistible charm to the Gable twins. Think that you can handle it ? Myrna Sisco would leave her height, but she hasn't much so she is going to keep it. Pat Smith leaves her symbols to Jimmy Wilkinson to help fight off the girls. They're big enough Jim. Jerry Smothe rmon leaves his football, basketball, and track uniform for his brother, Terry, to fill. Jackee Stalcup leaves her cute personality to all the gloomy Gus's of W,C,H,S, Let's see it put to use! Connie St. Clair leaves her bottle of Super X Blonde Rinse to Doris Huffman. Just in case, Doris. June Tanaka leaves her quiet ways to Norma Hillberry. Down Norma! Jimmy Toler leaves what size he has to Earl McPike. We decided that he could use a little, Jim Vannoy leaves his good looks to Tom Kerby. Joan Watson leaves her curly lashes and her eye -lash bobby-pins to Louie Walrath. So much better to wink with, Louie! Willie and Laurie Weber leave their Ag trips to Mr. Ralston. Now you can be a tourist too Mr. Ralston. Howard White leaves his first chair in the band to Dubby Maxwell. Carry on Dub! Meta Wilson leaves her long tresses to Elizabeth Hall. We think that 40 AJ this gal needs some. Jackie Wolf leaves all her pep and energy to the up-coming cheer- leaders. There's enough here for everyone! John Wyman leaves his ability to sleep in American Government class and still get good grades to next years class. The gifts listed above are registered both in sorrow and joy in sincere faith and under due process of law, and so witnessed and signed on this nineteenth Q19thj day of May of the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-five Q1955I. Signed Namie Numoto Mary Lou McKamey Tom Howard -,Y .V . '53 'l L+ V G 'fm ur W-fi X . i' S 1 NO Q' Bill QW ,ff-X Z? 75, QD if v M , I6 X 6 2 ff , WW J L. A if-5 Ad ..-i ,T ,S :QF 'lyi- Q 'itfi f FN Va QE!'ikw,v,n,3 6 Y 4 , .p F . .,: ' mf X'-11 5 + r i 1 , 4 5 Af h W 4 'fn 4 'fi' BWV X :ff D Ivff,y HM 'SEHK X , . ., .P ., ' iw, , . 1 M ' .. vm V , K ' A f f,.v,,' A , ff ' 'I -ki,-gk . 4 . , K . L 5: - '., ' . , . . ,T ' :vid , . '24 , 1 1 a, . 5 ,. . ,guf fr ,i w S' All 3' ,' V ' , 1 9, .- J ' ji' A- lkvf, tic is I -nl 'Ld If m 1 ,j ,4 .J Lp V,'f.4xLh V. .. ,...- yn' aa, f1q.3Ji,,f,:'Lf,t,J, ' -3,1 1 ,- SNA. Y l, f- . 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Jim Forsberg f Mary Ann Francke C ' Marvin Czabel x wi t o xl ,M A' Melvin Gabei gf 44' '- Myrna b l X if Viola Gall C Lyle Geis X 'Q fy Cla., G' ' ' -1 , All .KN .rg f , Bill Glanz Donna Graff Pheobe Halbert Dick Hanly Norma Hillberry Dwight House Doris Huffman V Roy Jordan u .w I 5. I Compliments of COAST TO COAST Tom Kerby Barbara Krei Frank Kubiak Lloyd LaFleur Wendy LaF1eur Mary Jo Lamb Bob Lavin Ronny L.eBaron Eluid Leyva Glen Lougheed Denny McClendon Jeannette McGarvin D- 'X nnifi Q 1 Q w if E, Q 'Eff f x W' an A 56 5:5 J 5 x M Ks ll N' 0 Q WY lr 1 xnxx I 'US Qs 7'5- Z gcx Joanne McGarvin Earl McPike Dubby Maxwell Delores Michel Jerry Miller Nancy Murdock Karen Ogren Aldeen Peterson Compliments of GRAHAM 'S DRUG C' Jim Radden Hope Rangel Peggy Reed Randy Rideout Alta Roberts Dan Robinson Peggy Rothweiler Dwight Russell Ruth Russell Don Schneider Joanne Schneider Carolyn Scholes il? Nw' Q-4' Q Don Scogin Vivienne Seaton Sam Simpson Terry Smothermon Bob South Gary Staley Nancy Suther Meridel Swan Compliments of LARIET CAFE Alice Tanaka Eddie Ujifusa Carolyn Ullrich Donna Vontz Dick Vontz Wayne Voss Keith Voyles Beverly Walrath Eileen Weber Sharon Whitlock Pat Witcher Pete Wortham xf i ,Jae 0 , ul on if... 'F 'Ffa C caiin N., bv C R is J C K A 1 ,A . V uf I 4 ' y' F? 3 ,Q as f 1 r ll i w x I Vx 11, 1 , Q E: CWS il: Sandra Faus 4 ' f 5. 1, , 49 Compliments of MCCLELLAN AGENCY S. 'M Professor Maxwell and his assistant? ? Earth Angel! ...ff 1 Y, J. 1 '.,.f .fY.,k , A., I ., , V -,K . ,gg . ,QW . ', I - ' f 'Q' ,, . ' , s ' i sllgff What's better than legs- ? - Ah, go on girls more legs. Get off my property! Say, Donna, do you go with a wrestler? Oh! What a beautiful morning! ! ! Pete, you've go quite a kite! ! ! !! lan... Rise and Shine! ! ! t so X FWZ-l 'N IN 0+ 3 W, f- A +f H519 i 0 o gff .Mg .E V v 4 -1- ,LO 0 v is ,. M MTL X M QW? 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MacDonald, P. 68 Compliments of SUN VALLEY MOTE Cotter, K. Ogren, P. Bower, R. Swartz, B. Stroud, T. Iverson, L. Ferguson, A. Picard, M. White, S. Krei, M. Culbertson, N. Mackey, A. Peterson. ROW 5: E. Hall, L. Taylor, D. Pinegar, J. Patterson, M. Lamb, M. Merdock, J. Heagney, B. Fryer, F. Abell, W. Voss, M. Day, C. Bell, D. Brill, E. Yule, I. Russell, P Winchester, D. Russell, D. Hamlin. ROW 6: L. Walrath, B. Broadbent, C. Clare L. Pellissier, L. St. Clair, G. Ribble, D. Brown, L. Anderson, D. Bertsch, P. Fausset. C. Lemon, R. Schenk, D. Palmer, C. Snyder. We cater to visiting relatives and friends 69 GIRLS one ivlilif vw FN Tll . 0.9, A YQ ROW I: M. Barnett, L. Ferguson, A. Picard, S. Blubaugh, B. Thompson. S. Krei, M. Howard, N. Mackey, L. Huffman, P. Smith, M. Costello, J. McGarvin, L. Finch, P. Fausset, D. Bryant, B. Walrath, D. Graff, S. Aldrich, M. Francke, S. Faus, D. McCarthy, J. Averett, J. Benson, E. Dellos, C. McKeon, D. Madler, M. Sisco, S. Hoy, S. Huffman, B. Outland, J. A Christy. ROW 2: A. Tanaka, L. Ball, L. Abbott, R. Flagler, C. Scholes, L. Barnett, F. Crosley, S. Eckert, E. Wellman, S. Hicks, S. Lungren, P. Veile, N. Murdock, R. Russell, A. Roberts, A. Roberts, N. Hillberry, P. Halbert, I. Hanneman, C. Hefenieder, D. Huffman, B. Michel, L. Stanbro, L. Kaiser, D. Brill, M. Christy, K. Ullrick, P. Winchester, K. Paris, M. Thompson, E. Rataezyk, B. Krei, S. Read, A. Porter, N. Numoto. ROW 3: Mr. Collier, S. Whitlock. M. Swan, M. Lamb, D. Forbes, M. Wilson, D. Palmer, P. Foster, R. Lowe, B. Compliments of WASHAKIE GRILL and LOUNGE rdlg Ai.,- u I CHORUS A ,QQ Pendergraft, M. Harvard, P. Tracy, M. White, E. Perry, C. Elder, D. Bower, U. Godfrey, C. Ullrick, J. Miller, G. Albert, L. Tracy, M. Linquist, B. Strohmen, J. Granklin, G. Strauch, I. Kumpf, S. Gilliland, D. Hammett, D. Meidinger. ROW 4: H. Carlson, N. McDonald, G. Wyman, M. McKamey, J. Miller, S. Fredrick, S. Schlothauer, C. St. Clair. A. Johnson, J. Wolf, J. Watson, C. Harkins, C. Halbert, D. Harris, J. Stalcup, V. Seaton, N. Suther, J. Scott, B. Kukas, B. Weber, P. Spurgin, B. Bosch. ROW 5: I. Paxton, G. Shryack, G. Tanaka, J. Mannakee, J. Schneider, E. Weber, A. Peterson, L. Bosch, D. Paxton, P. Reed, J. Pearce, J. Smith, W. Bradford, N. Bower, B. Sprague, M. Fujikawa, J. Cole, P. Dent, W. Phillips, D. Vontz, P. Rothweiler, J. McGarvin, P. Witcher, K. Tollman. 'QW 4 'Ni 4-dy L' , . 4 'LEQY -T, 71 BOYS ,,,,.f1. 4, In , A ,L B A y fgelemiwy .Writ , 3 , X ROW I: D. Cote, G. Ribble, L. Russell, C. Clare, G. Lougheed, G. Staley, L. Weber, J. Fare, B. Yeager, I. Davis, L. Taylor, K. Hergert, D. Maxwell, S. Simpson, B. Engelman, E. McPike, R. Bihr, L. Abbott, C. McNutt, C. Hunt, L. Clark, T. Smotherman, R. Eckerdt B. Cheney. ROW 2: B. Fritzler, T. Iverson, F. Lougheed, G. Argeris, J. Wilkenson, C. Chastain, B. Fujikawa, J. Hinkle, D. Christy, G. Bashford, D. Hanley, B. Coons, R. Le- 0 , K , -gk yr if Compliments of SHOWALTER STUDIO CHORUS I ' mf ' ' 2 ff F ,. fi -5 b rf' ' -A ' y- YE, L A L I Al X Baron, B. Cameron, B. Bennett, H. Corbett, D. Fabrizius, D. Robertson, D. Russell, A. LaFleur, R. Milliken, R. Lowe, P. Wortham. ROW 3: Mr. Collier, G. Mercado, D. Shaw, R. Clymore, C. Catsimanes, L. Tippets, D. Scogin, L. Hall, F. Zeller: G. Adams, L. Minks, A. Adams, D. Pineger, M. McCarthy, C. Snyder, D. Palmer, L. Myers, J. Porter, K. Platt, B. Buckle, J. Busch, L. Bashford, S. Johnson, B. Showalter, R. Schenk. '8 D fp , ,K Compliments of WORLAND GREENHOUSE Flowers and Gifts MIXED ROW I: I. Paxton, G. Shryack, G. Tanaka, E. Weber, A. Peterson, B. Outland, S. Huffman, L. Ferguson, I. Hanneman, C. Hefenieder, B. Yeager, G. Ribble, L. Russell, C. Clare, T. Iverson, J. Fare, G. Bashford, D. Schaff, G. Mercado, R. Lowe, G. Argeris, I. Wilkinson, C. Schriewer, A. LeFleur, K. Hergert, J. Davis, E. McPike, B. Engleman, D. Maxwell, C. Hunt, L. Clark, R. Bihr, D. Russell, R. Eckerdt, B. Cheney, B. Fritzler, C. McNutt, L. Abbott, D. Hanly, L. Kumpf, B. Michael, D. Huffman. ROW 2: J. Gomez, M. Arguello, B. Krie, L. Ball, E. Perry. R. Lowe, B. Fryer, A. Tanaka, D. Meidinger, D. Hammett, S. Gilliland, L. Abbott, L. Weber, G. Staley, G. Lougneed, T. Ogg, B. Bennett, L. Taylor, L. Bashford, J. Hinkle, S. Johnson, C. Snyder, B. Buckle, D. Plamer, K. Platt, R. Schenk, L. Minks, F. Zeiler, G. Adams, D. Robertson, M. McCarthy, A. Adams, P. Wortham, B. Showalter, C. Elder, B. Sprague, N. Bower. I. Pearce, W. Bradford, P. Winchester, M. Christy, K. Paris, C. Ullyrick, J. McGarvin. ROW 3: P. Tracy, P. Thomas, J. Manacky, L. 3 I i t CHORUS Pellissier, S. Read, A. Porter, J. Christy, M. Sisco, S. Whitlock, M. Swan, M. Lamb, B. Dye, M. Groshart, D. Forbes, R. Flagler, C. Scholes, E. Rataezyk, D. Madler, B. Stroman, M. Lindquist, J. Cole, P. Dent, D. Vontz, P. Rothweiler, N. Suther, I. Smith, P. Witcher, M. Thompson, S. Coggins, E. Staley, S. Hoy. ROW 4: M. Long, U. Godfrey, D. Bower, I. Franklin, K. Tolman, M. Fujikawa, Mr. Collier, M. Wilson, D. Plamer, P. Smith, N. Mackey, J. Schneider, N. McDonald, J. Wyman, R. Russell, S. Schlothauer, C. St. Clair, A Johnson, J. Watson, N. Hillberry, P. Halbert, C. Fay, D. Harris, J. Stalcup, L. Finch, K. Ullrick, C. Pearce, G. Strauch, D. Brill, B. Weber, P. Spurgin, B. Bosch, L. Tracy, S. Frederick, J. Wolf, M. McKamey, J. Miller, L. Barnett. ROW 5: L. Huffman, S. Krei, F. Cosley, S. Echert, E. Wellman, M. Howard, P. Viele, S. Hicks, S. Lungren, M. Costello, N. Murdock, P. Faussett, D. Bryant, J. McGarvin, C. Harkins, M. Franckee, G. Stanbro, L. Kaiser, C. McKeon, M. Dellos, D. Graff, S. Aldrich, S. Faus, B. Kukas, J. Scott. C . 55' ...QV . ,A Ili f- '.,, , 1 ',.. L. , ,Q CHEERLEADERS: Mary Ann Francke, Peggy Rothweiler, Jackie Wolf, Pat Veile. 2nd, ROW: P. Dent, I, Averert, D. McCarthy, N. Bow- er, D. Vontz, I. McGarvin, D. Bryant, Miss Scanill, Adviser, D. Forbes, E. Weber, D. Graff, S. Aldrich, N. Suther, R. Lowe. 3rd. ROW: I. Fogleman, N. Hillberry, S. Whitlock, L. Kumpf, D. Palm er, I. Sralcup, A. Johnson, G. Tanaka, E. Perry, K. Tolman, B. 400 North mth Loyal supporters of the Pep Assemblies. 76 CLUB 1 nstt 'H tl, , Q at ttss t E . .,...,...,,-r,..,-M, ..,,,,-f..,,,.:: ....:,,..,,...,,.g.Hf,,-wgt . ,r Dye, L. Abbott, 4th, ROW: L. Kaiser, B. Pendegraft, I. Smith, W. Bradford, D. Harris, C. Halbert, P. Halbert, J. Watson, C. St. Clair, J. McGarvin, S. Gilliland, E. Dellos. 5th, ROW: M. Christy, R. Russell, S. Frederick, D. Huffman, A. Tanaka, I. Scott, P. Foster, D. Madler, K. Ullrich, M. Groshart, S. Blubaugh. 6th, ROW: V. Seaton, C. Scholes, M. Costello, S. Lungren, F. Cosley, G. Stanbro, S. Eckert. 77 Compliments of DEBATE TEAM Ist. ROW-Terry Iverson, Joanne Schneider, Miss Beyda, Adviser, Bill Howard. 2nd, ROW-Glen Loug- heed, Jim Fare, Stanley Packer, PAPER STAEE 'fix Ist. ROW-H. Carlson, N. Numoto, Editor, J. Fare, Ass't Ed., L. Abbott, D. Palmer, P. Smith. 2nd. ROW-D. Laird, M, Harvard, A. Roberts, T. Howard. J. Wolf, S. Huffman, C. McNutt. 3rd, ROW- J. Miller, I. I-Ianneman, A. Porter, S. Read, C. Hefeneider, I. Watson, L. Barnett. 4th, ROW-N. Mackey, Miss Cook, Adviser, A. Tanaka, R. Russell, E. Dellos, P. Winchester. I. Christy, L. Weber, Miss Beyda, Adviser. 78 SKI CLUB Ist. ROW: L. Anderson, D. Laird, B. Fritzler. 2nd. ROW: C. Paris, G. Silcock, E. Weber, D. Hanly, M. Day, R. LeBaron. 3rd, ROW: Miss Hockenbeamer - Adviser, F. Cosley, M. Costello, F. Wilson. SPANISH CLUB Ist. ROW: Miss Mundy - Adviser, R. Russell, C. Catsirnanes, D. Hanly, B. Broadbent, B. Yeager, K. Ullrich, A. Coppock, B. Sprague, U. Godfrey, J. Davis. 2nd, ROW: C. Pearce, M. Groshart, G. Strauch, B. Dye, L. Tracy, D. Bower, S. Gilliland, M. Barnett, D. Hammett, C. McKeon, H. Brown. 3rd. ROW: L. St. Clair, C. Ullrich, L. Ferguson, J. Mannakee, G. Albert, L. Kaiser, J. Pearce, L. Zeitner, G. Davis, M. Gabel, P. Wortham, C. Lemon. 4th, ROW: E. Staley, S. Krei, M. Dickenson, V. Warner, B. Michel, M. White, L. Pellissier, J. Wilkinson, J. Russell, C. Schri- ever, D. Griffin, R. Ghoslin, D. Mestas, W. Glass. USHERETTES I ' 5 ll Jeannette McGarvin, Doris Huffman, June Tanaka, Peggy Reed, Alice Tanaka, Mrs. Worsham, Adviser, Deloris Paxton, Pheobe Halbert, Donna Vontz, Pat Smith, Norma Hillberry. LIBRARY STAFF Iackee Stalcup, June Tanaka, Mrs. Worsham, Librarian, Glenda Standro, Kay Compliments Tolman, Beverly Stroud, Pete Wortham, Alverna Miller, Bob Coons, Mary Anne of Allred, Norma Hillberry, Alice Tanaka, Ioan Cole. WASHAKH: BO HOTEL H A : STUDENT COUNCIL Louis Walrath, James Goff, Ronald Marshall, Pat Veile, David Laird President, Bill Cheney, Ruth Russell, Mrs. Worsham, Adviser, Dick Hanly. HONOR SOCIETY Miss Cook, Adviser, Sheila Frederick, Irma Hanneman, Nami Numoro, Sonya Read, Franklin Ribble Clarice Hefeneider, Bill Cheney, Alice Porter, David Bertsch. B1 ANNUAL STAFF, ROW I: J. Fogleman, J. Tanaka, J. Stalcup - Co-Editor, A. Johnson - Editor, J. Miller - Co-Editor D. Palmer, P. Smith. ROW 2: C. St. Clair, M. McKamey, S. Frederick, C. Halbert, J. Wolf, S. Huffman, L. Barnett, N. Numoto. ROW 3: M. Harvard, I. Hannaman, A. Porter, S. Read, C. Hefenieder, J. Christy, S. Schlothauer. ROW 4: Mrs. Chastain - Adviser, T. Howard, J. Fare, D. Laird, C. McNutt, L. Clark. 82 THESPIANS 5. . ,. f ,. s. Y.: ROW 1: Miss Stuka - Adviser, C. McNutt, L. Clark, J. Wolf, S. Frederick, D. Palmer, P. Smith, J. Watson, D. Bryant, P. Fausset. ROW 2: C. Harkins, C. St. Clair, M. McKamey, C. Halbert, J. Stal- cup, S. Schlothauer, L. Barnett, J. McGarvin, J. Cole, A. Peterson, D. Graff, N. Suther. ROW 321. Fare, T. Howard, A. Johnson, J. Miller, A. Roberts, V. Seaton. J. Christy, M. Lamb, R. Russell, M. Swan, P. Dent, S. Whitlock, M. Francke, S. Aldrich. ROW 4: G. Howard, H. White, C. Paris, H. Cook, D. Laird, R. Jordan, J. Forseberg, B. Lavin, J. Anderson, S. Packer, G. Laugheed, D. Hanly, L. Coppock, B. Fritzler. I. Hillberry. Compliments of WYOMING GAS COMPANY F. F. Ist. ROW: Mr. Lowe Adviser, B. Glanz, T. Howard, D. Richard, G. Scogin, I. Hinkel, B. Snyder, B. Buckle, E. Johnson, D. Thiel, K, Schneider, A. Lehman, B. Yeager, K. Voyles, J. Staley. 2nd, ROW: I. Godfredson, K. Her gert, D. Christy, L. Bashford,'D. Fabrizius, D. Scogin, L. Geis, N. Clark, OFFICERS B. Perry, W. Weber, K. Hergert, Mr. Lowe, D. Laird, L. Weber, I. Hillberry. Compliments of WORLAND HARDWARE AND LUMBER COMPANY HU I -mil E. Ujifusa, F. Foreman, K. Ogg, M. McCarthy, T. Ogg, D, Claymore, W. Smith. 3rd, ROW: W. Weber, R. Rideout, L, Weber, J. Bell, R. Bosch, G. Staley, D. Laird, H. Corbett, H. Brown, D. Horel, T. Ribble, B. Brazelton, W. Baine, R Piel, C. Tryon. 4th, ROW: B. Perry I. Hillberry LIVESTOCK JUDGINGTEAM POULTRYJUDGINGTE Mr. Lowe, L. Geis, D. Laird, J. Hillberry. Mr. Lowe, L. Weber, B. Perry, W. Weber Compliments of WYOMING PURE SEED GROWERS, INC. F. H. Ist. ROW: D. Hammett, B. Bosch, G. Tanaka, G. Shryack, C. McKeon, L. Huffman, D. Huffman, P. Fausset, A. Porter, Miss Williams, I. Hanne man, C. Hefeneider, L. Kaiser, A. Roberts, S. Huffman, I. Averett, I. Christy, N. Numoto, F. Wilson, K. Ulrich. 2nd, ROW: M. Barnett, P, Cotter, M. Fujikawa, R. Lowe, E. Rataezyk, E. Perry, D. Brill, I. Mc- Garvin, N. Hillberry, P. Halbert, C. Cunningham, B. Stroud, R. Swartz, ,. but f, , , kg .t M K , M . . 9 . ff QW' . . :. 57 I ff.. Q W. Faculty Banquet Served by F. H. A. Compliments of CONSUMERS as McCarthy, M. Dickensen, V. Warner, B. Michel, B. Kukas, J. Scott, Foster, A. Johnson. 3rd. ROW: S. Krei, L. Abbott, S. Simpson, B. Dye, Strauch, M. Groshart, S. Gilliland, C. Ulrich, A. Roberts, P. Reed, Paxton, C. Scholes, A. Tanaka, M. White, D. Madler, M. Howard, Abell, I. Paxton, P. Thomas, P. Winchester, D. Bower, U. Godfrey. - r I. . , :'.Q?1'fr',l,'llm 'l ,t ,flbrl W!i'1lXJ?7 p J FIA: P, 5- 5 A4 ' .Mya . ,6 phnnnn Q X. fvmvs If fs Sewing Class Cooking Class Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN GlRLS'STATE Sheila Frederick Carol Halbert Jackee Stalcup BOYS'STATE Howard Cook Franklin Ribble Bill Cheney INTRAMURALS High Point Players Basketball Champs lst. Place Volleyball Team Badminton Winners Action Shot Basketball Runners -up so 64 INTRAMURALS xx X X ',fw'j T' 4 , um-.A,,-QL' , 's:f2'9f:25S' Ifjkfiifffifff K fggbrxif Q, f K 'Y I 41 ' EL A XFX x 91 ici W CLUB Ist. ROW: B. Engelman, S. Simpson, A. Adams, H. Cook, T. Smothermon, D. Cote. 2nd. ROW: J. Forsberg, B. Snyder, D. Harris, R. Eckert, B. Cheney, E. McPike. 3rd. ROW: H. White, D. Hanly, J. Hillberry, R. Marshall, L. Clark, L. Bashford, B. Lavin, B. Fernadez. 4th. ROW: J. Fare, G. Bashford, B. Cameron, B. Buckle, S. Patterson, D. Scogin, M. Day. 5th. ROW: C. Paris, B. Fujikawa, D. Maxwell, J. Toler, L. La- Fleur, R. LeBaron, E. Leyva. 6th. ROW: L. Abbott, J. Shryack, S. Johnson, D. Palmer, I. Smothermon, I. Vannoy, Mr. Selmer, Adviser. A' is I t., ,.,, 'N Homecoming Queen Jackie Wolf and Jerry Smothermon, 92 Compliments of ROBERT'S JEWELRY 'GTG R4 5 VE Q. -fxwgw?--3 . ki . , 1 A.. h 5 A ,A , H A,.V i L, jg ,. . ., ,M Bl, ,Ak A ,K 3 , .'faN.di.f 3' 1 . 1 , -vM7fv'A'v1m'f1 m ' Mqifbgrt.-35K-:aff-'M r ':sfi,..E v . . Fx is - ? 1 14 33 41 46 40 40 Z0 40 Z5 QQ!!-V 4 -q 144 NON-CONFERENCE J Sheridan 12 Worland Casper 31 ff., CONFERENCE f Lovell 0 7, Cody O hi M Riverton 7 ,..- , V Lander 0 11 POWC11 7 ' Greybull zo H if' N Q Thermopolis 0 REGIONAL PLAY-OFF Buffalo 7 STATE PLAY-OFF Torrington 7 .Q 'Q-'0' qv-M54 if--'35 9, C -Ad gt:-A-. 33 32 4 ...r .Q v9 ' sn ,Q 7 , Q. h.l 1 -1 ...A - I 4, hdn V Su, - Q .,,,.Nw..w 7 4 Yr ,ff 4 X.. xx ' I .X l.. , BPA 3. ,I .rkyrk ,i A, . , f T pung- Jim Vannoy Jerry Smotherman Ist. ROW: B. Cameron-Manager, B. Cline, B. Brazelton, J. McKamey I Toler B Snyder, D. Christy, C. Catsimanes, G. Bashford, M. Fausset, T. Iverson G Argerrs 4-L.. , D. Steele, S. Patterson, J. Forsberg-Manager. 2nd. ROW: D. McClendon D Maxwell L. Clark, R, Marshall, I. Vannoy. R. Eckerdt, B. Engelman, D. Palmer L Tlppets FHS: i 6 .5i:I,' ,'.' LeRoy Clark W. Jim Toler Jim Fare Compliments of 94 DIR'S SPORTING Jerry Shyrack CHAMPS A 1 'x M. Day, M. Gabel, L. Bashford, I. Hrllberry, H. Cook. 3rd. ROW: Coach Aggers, Coach Wells. B. Showalter, D. Cote, I. Shryack, M. Davis, T. Smotherman, D. Scogin, E. McPike, I. Smotherman, I. Fare, S. Johnson, S. Simpson, R. Clymore, D. Hanly, D. Harris, B. Buckle, Coach Roberts, Coach Selmer. .Tame s Hillberry Roy Eckerdt lu g a - . ' E r iik q I 4 ' xl Q 'lf - Q I b Q Dean Harris Howard Cook 5 :E Ronald Marshall Compliments of KELLY'S SHOE STORE HX Coach Wells fr Coach Ralston Coach Selmer Coach Roberts ir 1.- Coach Aggers ff? 10 fig. V X if ..'-' EM' 'ff' 'K B 2 I Y r :fps Q' 'pig Y 'a iff W Ll' 1 K . . rr 'fr .. . A uni, 1 ' x Q. Milgj ,- , - mf. -, I , n- W 2 Q Q. E , e ,, N, ,ff Bob South -4- 4-v -LJ.. Ist. ROW: Coach Aggers, D. Harris, D. Maxwell, B. Engelman, D. Cote, J. Shryack, B. South, J. Forsber - Manager. znd. ROW: J. Smotherman. Bill Cheney b fb it E . Le Roy Abbott Jerry Smothe rmon Compliments of FOODLAND Good things to eat 98 ,F Dean Harris 5, E3-61 6 40 A. Griffin, B. Cheney, E. McPike, T. Smotherman, L. Abbott. Coach Selmer. F i .,,.,, i H ' eeve Dick Cote b 1 Don Scoggin 99 2 any ff HL4' 4 . il.. -- Bob Engelman . N +1 iw . ff K ,I VV , ' ,.-.. H . I - ,,I .f ' ' 4 xx... ek O K Dubby Maxwell Compliments of FOODLAND Good things to ea.t SENIOR PLAYERS: Harris, Smothermon, Abbott, Shryack, Cheney. Not in picture. Griffin. 5 ff ' sfyqg' K E Qi .,igIf?ffaL,g ' 2 D f A 439 KLVL A N A N Lr' Us sw 1 31 ,da E X , f W. . Num 4 A... Z . , . . Q Wai, 1 are 5 05 1 P'k X, i J Ear Mc 1 e Alfred Griffin i Te S th try mo ermon Compliments of -Te1'1'Y Sh1'YaCk VAUGH EN RAGSDALE VL WRESTLING SCHEDULE Casper 27 The rmopolis Z1 Laramie 32 Saratoga 16 Greybull Z4 Rock Springs 26 Greybull 0 Lander 10 Cody ZZ The rmopolis 8 Quadrangle Meet: Powell 42. Cody 54 Newcastle 37 Worland 50 STATE MEET Worland placed s1xth 1n th1s meet ,J x. 3 'N e-...,...... Bob Fe rnande z Ist. ROW: B. Fujikawa, B. Fernandez. J. Toler, B. Snyder, R. Marshall. R. Eckerdt, H. Cook, J. Vannoy, J. Hillberry, E. Leyva, B. Lavin. 2nd, ROW: E. Johnston, V. Lavin. D. McC1endon, R. Milliken, M. McCarthy, F. Foreman, nuaunii' Eluid Leyva James Hillberry Compliments of GAMBLES STORE fm. R. Nomura, E. Leyva, C. Leyva, B. Cunningham, R. Bennett, W. Baine. 3rd. ROW: Coach Wells, B. Cameron - Manager, C. Lemon, M. Day, R. LeBaron, M. Davis, B. Showalter, G. Argeris, J. Allred, J. Davis, W. Voss. ,g.'S,,.,'f,f 'fa ,, 1 3574.5 Xl' Howard Cook Coach Wells Jim T0161' Compliments of MEN'S SHOP A Buddy Snyder Roy Eckerdt Ronald Marshall Bob Fernandez '04 lst place in state in 112 pound division. A ,.,, fi'-M ?g.xm'. 'si x TRACK SCHEDULE April 9 Powell Worland took Znd. place A ril 13 Worland P Between Powell and Worland April 16 Caspe r Relays Worland took 5th. place April Z3 Powell Invitational B, Y, U. Carnival at Provo Howard Cook placed 5th, in the YN 3 2 All Around Boy with 4675 points. May Sheridan May 6-7 District Meet Worland took Znd. place May 13-14 State Class A Meet Worland took 4th, place State Champion High Hurdler Znd. 3rd. 01 41:11. Leroy Abbott place winners: Shot-Bill Cheney Low Hurdlers-Le roy Abbott Pole Vault-Dean Harris place winners: Low Hurdles-Dick Cote Discus -Howard Cook place winners: 220 yd. dash-Mickey Day 1 !'swvg : A 8 I Jerry Schryack l Te rry Smothe rmon MMD' 1 'EL ., .. ROW I: A. Bihr, D. Mestas, D. Griffin, H. White, J Pat terson, D. McC1endon, L. Tippits, B. Buckle, R. Clymore G. Argeris. J. Wilkinson, D. Richards. ROW 2: Coach Aggers Alfred Griffin if Hfi B111 'ig' Cheney Compliments of MARVINS 106 1- , 5 ' D x W x Dean Harris 'I 1 Xl 1 ,i ,, ,,.,-1 'U Eg' In er E.:-1 iq H CD Q- D. Hanly, T. Smothermon, M. Day, H. Cook, L. Abbott, J. Schryack, B. Showalter, A. Griffin, D. Cote, B. Cheney, D. Harris, Coach Selmer. ff 'Nw K k i vpvivhl 3 4 -w Y k Y vw... w qi- . 1 in iff QW A ' YW' 'Q W mi?-Q.. F nz -5. Jerry Smothermon Earl Mcpike FR Q Leroy Abbott Roger F Compliments of Mickey Da C1 F Y Ymofl COTTAGE GROCERY Fine Foods 8: Friendly Service HOMECOMING Freddie Wilson Mary Costello Jackie Wolf-Queen Shirley Aldrich A. X Q, i e ll, ,iriesff HARVEST BALL Peggy Reed Clarice Hefenieder-Queen Mary Ann Francke Compliments of SLURP 8: BURP fe, N 5 it ls' 'Q M 7' 4 v ,54 L'if:P9J'l,h JY K 'U J, - -23, -3 5 ,M , A WS . ' e 1 if A , , , 1 fl e Busted' ,,,y,gg,,,. A M. . A g 1-. V s , we new Come-as-you-are Breakfast Good-looking Car! ! ! 1 A X Cream of the Crop? ? ? Sweet Sixteen Wow- , -'-' 2' f I-fr' , e'-' f , s. X gs-x.,-1-f M J, A -... f . Q5 , , .- ein.-.55 ff- , Judging ? ? ? Time for air! ! ! !! z' bv K Where's Dubby ? 'I' lg.. ' - 1 I Q. .M , ra Hii Q Having fun ? Whata DOG Why the pucker lit' '-i A.,, , ' b 1 w -w -we-w -w' ,J ? if of W Q r I Pals Wow! Legs! Friends , Romans , C ountrymen up wr ff ,. 4 M A ' gf Fake! I ! Bottleneck ,Tr QC ' ' .Q 1 'A V I . ' x,x-Q 3' Aafgxxt . t , 1. gk 'X 3 Q ' Ar - K 23 ::r..u:s,ff . V' ,fl ,al ,.,, 2 A f ues r f i s Studying ? Mermaid wi , X , L We never drink! .nr F: What' ' Sh 'la H' s wrong, e1 I 3 'VER my Barbershop Quartet Here's to you! 4'H Worker Senior Float J w. K I 4 .. X! Blow your Sailing, sailing, -- S C 0 7' 7' No Explanation 4 if o o , r2o gy , I y Pals 5 R Morning after Homemakers of Tomorrow! , nose, kid! f it Q :,,. I . Put your fy Qgfi little foot ? New' slingshot? i it ::-- it , My if - 1, .,,., E ,. . - 1 argl. . 14+ ' U Q! . , A g Vista ' g ' i , Vision ' i s - t A O-o-o-p-s! y 'ggi xy lf! rj W i r Rascals! Yea! f' Going far? Where's your legs, Sheila Just rode in! Trap Door Junior Float R 4 Q' 656:25 - 4.0 Wrestling ? Kids Again! ! ! Y ' . STOP fa fore1gn word, 1 Pu11111111, What ya looking at, Connie ? 111. MQ, I J V f Sweethearts 3 79 , 'iff wi' .A ,L I A C.-.. V .115 fw 6' 11 0 -.W ' 1 3 Lovers S ii '12 7 Sei? M ., Lorna ? vi? SING- - -durn ya- - -SING At it still? 113 in ,A What are you reading, Jackie 'P FRESH MAN lassemblyl ? ., wg Q . S 1 d that Blackboard. Oo! Stripe s . Good! It's fatening. x :uv-1 FY' H f f .A K 7 it ? . 6 ' V 4 t A Let's go ' -'.-4, 4 asia W, f Q1 , , !5,,.. ,, Strong Girl! ! Swimming V 1 5 f This could be a good float. Kiwi Z- Z'- Z' fi? fin -1 5 Q , I,1? 1. 141 00.-, ,l1.5.G. . Jil U fy A x 12, B' Q Q' E 55 'f If 32:g,.ff7 Q! x A T ff' f J QI 0 E 5 ,f S 2 mf - ! , X f , I5 3-L 'T Z' A ,X fi Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 WA IIAKI TRAIII GCO. Since 1913 Worland , Wyoming CH EYRUIJ.:-I IQ ge-1:-- IHG llllll UIIEVIHIL T00. For P ck p and Deli y Phone 17 OFFICIAL UQNQW SERVICE Wholesale Pho 2.57 gm I and Ret '1 B 513 M444 of 7755 if F WlLLARD'S HUSKY SERVICE W Wi Shorty 8: Eddie Worland, Wyoming Phone 42.7 . I g worland Gos, Oil, Dnesel ond Lubrnccmts DODGE PASSENGER CARS 5 1 rf Telephone 1260 ,541 SNIDER - COTE MOTOR CO. K 109 No. 91h sf. X , I WORLAND, wYoMnNG mouse god-Pam mucus I Pcvmnurv-1 PAESENEE CARS AL core For the best in new and used cars BOB SNIDER Phone 341 Worland, Wyoming Your Dealer For GENERAL ELECTRIC .fer 51 +0 Y I L'f?,- ,l 1 rss. 1,2 Fig V1 ,Tri 1 1 WORLA D CR AMERY C0. Home Owned and Operated Grade A Dairy Products Milk -- Cheese -- Ice Cream Delivery Service or at Your Grocers Phone 203 120 So. 6th Q-X If f N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 'l'L F'-I sr W if L N-rxf- Q1 A 'wxifxa ? 'a ' X, 'S 1 ' L, E fl! ffl 3E L01 'avg' T53 an - - ,ata iv N VQ -- s-1 - U... -1, .'-n. I L -'44 ,...- , Q Get First Things First at the j Sign For Friendly, Prompt, Courteous CARTER EIWICE In Worland, Wyoming Stop In. . . At. . . H 8: H SERVICENTER PARK SERVICENTER WILLIARD E. MCNUTT Carter Bulk Distributor Your Business is always welcome and appreciated W We: iifzff STH Q PULLIAM STS. WORI-AND' WYOMING Phone 1127 RCA Estate Ranges Permaglas Water Heaters EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF 0 I Servel Refrigerators I IIIIICI ll Ill PIII III CIIPAIV :N --A,. J Co. Lennox 8: Payne Furnaces Duotherm Space Heaters - 'GENERAL OFFICE 'i- ' Dearborn Space Heaters wonumo, wvommc Phone 721 I jnon SMlTH'S AUTOBODY SHOP Worland, Wyoming ' 545 N.. wth Phone 1ssJ I If X It If Satisfaction Guaranteed - I Ll Q f Lf' Xxx c-M-., .,, - ,S f-,,,.....o.D 6 EPS, out WORLAND BOTTLING COMPANY D INK B t W h T Th C1 f 1955 F y ur every d KENNEDY'S fil'C3f00C LUMBER CUMPANY Phone 33 119 N. 7th Ph 551 W 1a d Wy f VAN'SFO0D MARKET x -' 7 J -Q I 1 X I - 'QI f L F D1 Y --,V Ph 11 W 1 d E th F Th Tbl 1-'4'Tw' -'fW V g -KQNA Q lty XVT v f P 'mfr sw F yM t dG 1 W sa 1 X V V KERBYTHEATRE ll0YD'S DRIVE-IN SHOW TIMES SHOW 7:00 and 9:00 MOUNTAIN GOLD BUTTERED starts Matinee POPCORN at Saturday Sunday 1:30 1:00 DARK We have a Movies Are Your GIANT PANORAMIC SCREEN Best and Cheapest HOT DOGS at our Entertainment! DRIVE-IN Plan to Attend Often Come as you are- -- No dress up problems CANDY BARS I TODDY Be comfortable of POP Go to the DRIVE-IN ALL KINDS X ,Q 7 ,IB il ff: f Cl ,H O 1 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 55 E. H. WALRATH and S0 S of WORLAND INC. Congratulations and Good Luck to The Class of 1955 Make Every Meal Complete By Serving Triangle Products Custom and Wild Game Processing Is Our Specialty A I A wuz S434 PAQKING oaeconomv fr 0 Worland Wyoming A Familiar Name in Central Wyoming and the Big Horn Basin l'II'I'II'S IIIITIIII SIIIIIIICII X A ff Xe , ,F vs 5? ' Phone 639 S - 220 N. 10th. , TI-P C- I II. o . T . k i P! I 'E I ,: ' 41 5 I W1 : I- ' ' 2 .E f IIIIIIIII III IIILI Commercials Everything Musical for the Big Horn Basin Rentals I S- I Scotchlite I Wurlitzer Organs ' , , , , Serving the Entire Big Horn Basin Baldwin Pianos and Organs REX AND WILLIAM HAMILTON The Finest in Band Instruments A Phone 608-M Box 541 Complete Stock of Phonograph Records Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 55 IIIUIIIIIIIH IIHIIIIIII UTILITIES IIIIIIIPHIIU Oldsmobile Cadillac :'f s limi :Em s f 'l7 U s.,o' The Dream that Couldn't Wait Standard of the World UO0K'S SALESA Il ERVICE Complete Factory Service By Bear Equipment Allen-Sun Testers P hone FAUSSET T R A C T 0 R IMPLEME 'l'COMl'A Y P hone Dealers In New and Used Equipment XC Q5 :go if.: 7' 'asia -L -1:1 W? 524 fsf 5 L 'ZW 1 Sf- ' :Sa Q v .ray X 3593 'MQ ICQL -A . Qf f wl - ' sv- ' .4 In 2'-fx' f, , n 3' 5.1 Q1 I viii 4 4 ' J -I I 2 WITH 6.60 04,0 it STOCKGROWERS STATE BANK OFFICERS 8: DIRECTORS G.C. MUIRHEAD, President D.M. CROUSE, Cashier RAY V. FAURE, Assistant Cashier IRA WHITLOCK, Assistant Cashier THOS. ELLIOTT, H.H. HOREL, C. EARL VARNEY, Worland Directors Resources Over S6, 000, 000. 00 Member Of The FDIC Wyoming l I r ' Ill 0 . 9 -Q4-gi-F-' f r i T' ' B WORLAND MACHINE CO. I E 707 Robertson Ave. Phone 15 Worland' WVU' WE SERVE You at SAVE YoU U K Millwork Roofing TR C S Paint 8: Varnish Insulation RA ORS Builders Hdw. Wall Board T CT Sewer Tile Glass F ' Pl d Farm Implements enclng YWOO , Congratulations to Freezers -- Refrigerators the Class of ,,1955,, Eversrnan Levelers 81 Ditchers Farm hand Loaders 8: Spreaders Largest Farm Implement EDWA LUMBE RD R C0. Dealer In the Blg Horn Basm Phone 454 505 N. 10th st. TRY oUR FOUNTAIN READ' in ' 4 f For , A' 4- X DRUG eil O I ' Worland, Wyo. - Ph. 200 VURE DRUGS UPONPT 4 SERVICE , X , 65 X,-ZX , .54 N 4 it ., 'jp' 5 X 3 X f Tig., .1 E? x ENJOY GOOD DRINKS 0 ks 015 '-' WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT 1lf!'.m1m QE-W YOUR FRIENDLY BANK Capital Account Over 5600, 000, 000 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS RAY F BOWER, President EARL T. BOWER, Vice President . R. B. GRAY, Cashier VERNON E. BOWER, V. P. R. I. LAIRD J. OWEN EVERET Member Federal Reserve System 'd d b Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposits Insured to Extent Provi e y Worland, Wyoming La 'J I PENN EENENAL TIRE ENNIEE 400 Culbertson Ave. Box 537 Phone 716 Worland, Wyo. 1 Service 's our Business SAFE for Human Mileage Kraft Recapping General Batteries Complete Farm Service Fleet Service TEXAS GUlF SULPHUR COMPANY, INCORPORATED PRODUCER OF CRUDE SULPHUR Producing Units at: . Newgulf, Texas Spindletop, Texas Moss Bluff, Texas Worland, Wyoming Congratulations Graduate s ...D fa- E IQI' A A X fig always find R e ddy v Your Q 55515-Efit' electric servant A Y Ilififi' a t the H E A D O F THE LINE- -to w i s h a ll th e GRADUATES 1:-. . the world. i every success in E ltbby KH-OWATT 6 P MOUNTAIN STATES NINISIN NE PAEIEIE PNWEE E LIEET ENMPA Y QBMQG. THIS SEAL MEANS: SAFEUUQ 47 5 .-.. X15 ssnvlcz ' ' x x ' GM W ' W 4 and its V' sAvl N c. 6 ,f Q as A. .. 1 si -I .9414 That must be I Qy xfsgeni ,,,.,.f,, sArEco r agent! There's al- Qp .ff 'EYTZN , ways one close by Epi . 'Q :Ten you need ' X, e n- ' n-.4-4. S 3 V 9 W i t h nu: new Auro lusunnucl S c 0 :fum -mn IS sumo monsv ron clans:-'UL MOTORISTS By insuring careful drivers only, substantial savings are H A K E A G E N passed on to the policyholder. Can you qualify? Come in today and get the money-savingubory. M. W. WATSIIN AGENCY Worland, Wyoming You cnc nw non nur You cur! suv nun nun :Anzo Radio Station Kwon The Voice of the Valley 1490 On Your Radio Dial Worland, Wyoming ff YEARBOOKS AE MM .a :L J-. V Sv- xf , Xb, f 1 V w