Evanston High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Evanston, WY)

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3 WW htwwwwws-,.., N...mW, My K The simple title of business manager is attached to Rudger Davis. However, the job entails much more than the name implies. If an inventory were taken of his work, you would find that it in- cludes many more fields than sec- retarial duties. As a warden of finances he makes out the payroll, sells tickets for games and social activities, collects fees, and is an advisor in business transac- tions. Yes, Mr. Davis is the most versatile individual at Evanston High School. Truly he is the dyna- mo behind every undertaking of the entire school system. Page 23

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pdncif Q3X9u gl. Bexgyap Page 22 uniot 41:74 ptinclyaaf Patrick J. Ryan As another year has passed and you look back on your experiences, has the time served you well? Have you gained-- or lost? Are you now more capable of filling your niche in society? It is well to survey the past, but it is not wise to dwell too long on accomplished deeds. Events of the past should be your stepping stones of the future. The knowledge you have acquired, the exper- iences you have had, the friendships that have been cemented, should be joined with your courage and wisdom as you ascend the ladder of success. We sincerely hope that this school year has been a valuable ex- perience for you and that the years ahead may also serve you well. Keep your chin up, work hard, and be a real American.

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T143 faulty of ZVdll5f0ll Hifi fcliool Although Miss Martha Peets, science instructor, is kept very busy with her work at Evanston High School, she always seems to be able to find time to help any science student with his problems. Miss Peets is teaching physics, chemistry and biology this years She is also sponsor of the Bi-Phy-Chem science club and a sponsor of the Junior Class. Her hobbies are reading and making scrapbooks. She plans to go to school this summer at' Laramie, Wyoming. The students enrolled in mechani- cal drawing, woodworking, and in- dustrial .art classes will find a very capable instructor in Mr. Leao Kirlin. No doubt, he will be remem- bered by more people as the referee for all the basketball and football games. This year he set the unusual record of having refereed 2,328 games since he began his career in Iowa about twenty-five years ago. Mr. Kirlin is a Junior Class spon- sor. He also excells in the art of fishing and hunting. If you wish to take a course which you will not forget, take one in mathematics from the very capable Elvira Mehegan. She herself is a graduate of Evanston High School and three of her children also claim the honor. Her fourth child, Paul, is a member of the class of '50, thus making Evanston High School the Alma Mater of the entire family. Mrs. Mehegan enjoys sewing and cook- ing. Some of her embroidery work are truly fine pieces for any collection. One of her best traits is that she never misses church.