Rock Springs High School - Sagebrusher Yearbook (Rock Springs, WY)

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SOPHOMORES 16

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S-martest. C L A S S Y E L L O-riginal. P-ersevering. Hopalonga, hopalonga, hi, hi, hi! gjlfgggble- Chicalonga, chicalonga, chi, chi, chi! M-arveleus. Hopalonga, chicalonga, O-bservant. Who are we? R-efined. W S h E-xcellent. e are op omores, S-ociable. A and B. The Sophomore class indulges in athletics more than any other class in High School. The girls have a very good basket ball team, and the boys have the champion base ball team of the High School. They have even won a game between a picked High School team and the Sophomores. The old saying: TGood goods is done up in small packages, seems very true with the Soph- omore class. The boys are not large, but can certainly play ball. The Sophomore class has had many social affairs this term. As a class they stay together well, and have had several enjoyable class parties. Sophomore version of Latin: All are dead who spoke it. All are dead who wrote it. All will die WhO learn it. Blessed death they earn it. Miss J ones, in Ancient History: ttWhat did Constantine d0? Brilliant pupil: THe died. Miss J ones, in History: HIn Rome Crassus built theaters With stone seats son F. W. talways ready to helm : HSo they wouldntt wear out. Pupil: THOW do you say 1 happen, in Latin ?H Mr. Clement: ttAh! Kiddott taccidol 15

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SOPHOMORES tCONTlNUEDT Miss Armstrong, in English: ttMiss Rector, spell the plural of for- get-me-not. t t t Miss Rector: ttF-o-r-g-e-t-n-o-t-m-e-s. Clifford had a little car, He started up a hill, But didntt get up very far Before the car stood still. It is becoming quite natural for the pupils to congratulate Bessie Johnson on receiving prizes for essay writing. Bessie received another prize this year in the contest given by the First National Bank. CLASS SONG Oh! its in Rock Springst High School youtll find us. The most talented class of all; The girls, they are all very pretty, And the boys exceedingly tall. CHORUS Sing Sophomores, Sophomores, Oh! there are Sophomores, A and B, And if anyone doubts what Pm saying, Come to R. S. H. S. and see. In Latin but few can surpass us, Already we speak fiuently, But When we are Seniors believe us, No one can speak better than we. t ChorusJ In English, you may be quite certain, The teacher neter scolds us at all, But sometimes it happens, thot seldom, Some recite after school in the hall. eV. E. J. 14 Wee T K; J