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

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0!. p u . .tv-n-n-n-ci-n-n-n-n-n-u-49-n-n-n-ct-n-n-n-u-u-o-0-0-0-t-n-tv-o-tv-ci-n-n-ai-ti-n.11-0-0.0..n-o-ti-o-oo.n-ti-n-n-o-o-0. 0 d O m-ti-n-o-owo-mDo-a-o-u-mo-a-a.a.o- s-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-n-o-o . Senior Class Prophecq XVht-n mw's mvmury prys itttu thv juys aml trilnulatinns ut' thv tlim past. hv is le'X allt tn lilavt- tlmsv m-vurrt-m-t-s in wim-h 110 has had his ht-st timvs t'ar alum- thv lust. Sn It was. thvn. that mm day as I was sitting.r in my t-Inh. just fum'tmm yt-ars :It'tvl' thv'must ht'illiant aml :lt't'ttlllllliSllUtl t-Iass nf I'J'Jt'. wt-rv initiatvtl intn tht- hnnur- ahlv m'tlt'r nt' tht- ltm'k Springs High St'ht-ul Alumni. that I was rt-t'alliu; thszsv sat-rwl IIIPIllUl'iI'S aml wumlvrin;r wht-rv all my t'vlluw t'ltlSSlIltlit'S wm't- and it' t'nt'lt nltt' hail rt-alix- ul his amhitiun. IIartlly had I finished my ln'it-f skvtt-h uf thv vlass. whm in t'ttlllt' a dark lwrsun. win: I ttmk fur a rt'ystal gxazvr. tlttt' tn thv fart that llt' t-arriml a t-rystal hall mulvr his arm. I was tltmhtt'al nf his ability in that limn hut I lltltl st-arwly akumvlmlut-ti his ltrvsmu-t- wht-n tn my intvnsv amazvlm-ut thv t-rystal sphvrv t'lnlltlvtl. Nu tlunht my mn- H'IlII'tlIiUII mum this mm suhjm-t vnahlml mv tn vault tht- harrivr hvtwvvn thv natural and stmm'natm'al. I llillt'llt'tl mysvlf tn t-mn'im-t- mysvlf that l was th't-aming hut tn nu avail. siuwly tht- t-Iumls within tht- hall tusst-ti aml ruIlt-tl. Thvn tlwy lu-vamv lighter aml fitt- ally rIt-arml away altugt-tht-r. I't-y'valiug tht- familiar l'tllllltt'lltlllt't' ut' mm ut' 0111' t-lass. Sylvan Ward. I Ivarm-tl that ho had avht-ivml famo in thv 11PI'ft't'iitlll uf thv mastt-ry 01 music and alsn hatl set-m'vtl a wifv fur whum hv lltltl ort-t-tt-tl a Iwantit'nl li.yt- uvst. Bv- I'cu'v I t-Httltl st-v murv uf him. the st-vm- shiftml tn the fvatltt't-s nt' Ihmaltla Mt'nghini. 110. I untit-ml. lltltl matlo his stakv with a fvw ntlwrs in thv Stm'k Markvt. Tht- ulllt-l's wm'v atsn mvmht-rs frum nttl' t-lass. IIt-m'y I'mh'i. .Iamvs IIat-kvt. aml I'lm Wiljkv. A lvagnv ut' itm' mvmlwrs uf thv t'lass uf '24; t-tmltl m-y'vr ht. tlatmtml in any Iinv. aml su wv t'iml thmu all vnjnying lift- and wvalth. .- gain tht- St't'llt' vhaugml. This timv in the capital t-ity. Washington. t'rum wht-ru it shiftmi tn tht- intt-rinr nf tho St-naturial t'hamlwr. tm thv spt-akvr's staml I saw hlll' t-t'stwhilt- tlt-l::ttt.t'. anma Ymmg. tlvliyoring an m'atiun UH wumau sut't'rauv. l alsu spiwl Lawrtm't- Welih and Frank I'uttwltttik. 'l'lu-y wore rt-prvsvntatiyt-s ut' t.m' stata- in tlw svnato amt wvrv y't-t'y inflm-ntial in this t-apat-ity. Rt-lm'tantly. I saw tho svtting;r vhamgv. lmt I hrightvnvd t-unsitlm'ahly wht-n I luuk- ml mum tht- urt-hvstra Dltltfurm nf a famtms Now ank thvatrv. In thv urt-lwstra I ills- m-rmul .Iulm Pl'PIltit'l' and Willard I'It-Itlst-hor playing thvir nnw fammts iust'rtmwnts. and In thv ttmv of it Almv Iarkku was grat-vfully going thruugh tho mutiuns uf a t-lassit-al tiam-v with anatht-r 192C; prmlm-t. Ami Ahn. .Iust ht-rv tho St't'IZO tlft-tl away iutn thv in- tvrim' nf a gn-af t-irt-ns tt-ut. wht-rv I saw Stm't- Angvlm'it-h. t'harlvs B'mimn aml .lthn liihm'it-h vagagotl in a wry Slit't'iilt'llllll' stlmt. All wvrv wvll satisfied with thvir lut aml I Ilniit't'tl that thv finatu-ial t-nntlititm of all was t'Xt't-vtlingly guml. an thv st-ttiu: fatlvtl intu tlw sulvllzn truth that Marin Foth'izzi hatl rvally takvn tip thv hutvl lmsitwss as his life's Vn't'tltiull. 111- was happily married and lliltl a hlnml-ht-atl- 9 o 9-0-0-0. -t -v -0... . 0 I t-'t-tt-tt-tt-u-u-u-tt-ciumumv- q-o-n-q-u.n-q.0.u-n-q-u-n-n-n-u-u-o-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-n-u -n-..-u..,-u-.-.

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i 9 i s E ml winsume daughter. Fate didn't hand him a Iemun. I thought. Visiting: his huteI. I saw Lindsey Daniels win: was nuw a sueeesst'ul nwner at a large hrnmu faetnry. Through a eum'ersatimi with him. I learned that Bernieee Redshaw. Lena Ihlllapienla and Lena .Iaseltui were at Palm Ih-aeh very nmeh in the whirl as sneiety leaders. Suddenly the pieture vanished and I funml myself Innking at the wurld series hase- lualI games with .Inhn Bastalieh pitehing hall tn James t'nles hehiml the plate. I smiled as I saw that .Inhn Lewis was acting as inamiger nf this relmwned team. Then evidently the glass nmst have realized that I was nut hiring: it by the month. and su the seene gradu- ally ehanged to an European part. where l fmnul a eniigregatinn nf penple waiting auxi- mtsly for the steamer tn leave. Amnng the t'I'UWtI I fnmul several of our elass. namely, llelen Tarris and Mary Galieieh whn were just mining haek tn the States frnm an ex- tended juurney tn Bnrupe and Asia en a researeh tutlr for the pnhlieatinn nt' histery ItunkS. Alberta Prytle amt Elsie inell were there antieipating with the nthers the pleas- are at landingr nu their hnme soil. Havingr married I'Iurnpean aristneraey. they had left the States. and this was une of their trips haek tn the guml uld l'. S. A. In this day uf wnmah's inereasing.r imlepemlenee it did not surprise me tn note that Anna I'arkkn and Mary Iiykes were engaged in the real estate lmsiaess in a Texas Iaml hvmm. They had worked up quite a husiness and were very sneeessfnl. Mm-h at their sm'eess. however. was clue greatly to the faet that Margaret I'lmhletnu was writing their ads and eum'ineing the pnhlie that the right plaee tn uhtaiu lots was where she adver- tised. She had speeiatizetl in juuraalism. and with her in this OllIt-tl'lll'isv. was Grate Ruh- ertsun. auhurn-Imiretl graduate uf '26. ' A new type at setting eame vividly into the erystal hall. It was the visiun wt :1 Moving: ltieture t'urpuratiun in IIulIywmzd. There I saw Wright Iiiekinsnn and Bert Hanks. the further heing the pupalar nnwie here of the ennntry. while the latter was the ttireetur in this Im-atiun. I then lmtieed that Evelgn Daniels and Irma Ihma held the pusitiuns nt' tinted heruiues in this ennuiany. They were prmluein;r a play written by t'eeelia Ferlie. Farthermnre. I was inure than elated tn learn that Mathew Andersen and Julia Itax'is had graduated train the wnrk nt' shiftingr seeues in theatres tn t'atimtls t'ltzll'zlt'tel' :H'tnl's. Next. the hall shuwetl me that Jennie FurtHHa. Mary Bastalieh and Julia Itun- mglin were operating a large shup in t'hieagu whieh dealt exelnsively with wnmen's fur- nishings. Immediately there eame furth in the glass a tastefully furnished stiulin where lmth t'rueker. tmw an aeemuplished artist. was puttingr tn eam'as the features ut' Alex- ander Young. nil king. They were talking: of the elass and I Iearnecl that Jed Urine and Bill Medill Iltltl gene tn Iaris tn view the Ulytupie games. Beth were prosperuus miningr then. Nuw the sphere revealed Margaret Bneskay. Edna Bell. Katherine Fawkes aml Iiirma Salm nn a warm tnur. havingr retired t'rum aetive lmsiness life. Hpal Ayres. Erma Sunlshy and Edna Fatltlis I learned were serving: as Etlllt'tlIUI'S iu sutne ut' the hif.r eul- leues. while Iau-ille Gardner. t'eeelia Rapasky aml Ihireen Sehut'ieltl had Ivy this time he- tume Iiutm'intts as tnaynrs uf three nf the largest eities in the enltntry and were gnml examples uf the wave of woman pulitieians whieh had spread uver the enantry. In the iuilitary serviee of the emmtry I t'numl that .lnhn Williams had heen amminted head nt' the army. Retlhen Meaehem had re-entered the navy. Then I was surprised to see the tall reVeaI Marina Menghini. Ilelen Tkueh and Martha IIeWester iu Rnnw studying art. '1 hey had Wul'kvtl up quite a trade in selling aneient masterpieees. Again the seene ehangeil. This time tn Anna Stury who was niauaesia;r a ehain et' l-eanty shnmies and hair dressing liarlnrs. In nae nf these I saw Mnna Highly. a fam- uns t'aeial expert. as she :uhninistered her prnfessiunal serx'iees tn t'arrie t'nmty. the tinted pianist. Raymund Ilakkila and William Eynnn were in the seientifir field. Having just aehieved the feat ut' harnessing the sun's rays intu meehanieal lmwm'. Hy sume queer enim-iiIem-e. I saw that Fl'altees Kershisnik had appeared last he- tm-p 1.... in '1 . sphere. She was in th' aet at writing: a nnvel fur whieh she wuuhl find '-4 -1 v-t 3-0-0- 0.0.0.4 l-U-U-O-U -0-0-0-18-Ontmt-0- .t'--0- O-lI-o-O-Oml-O-Nm-O- W-O ... -o-o-o-o-o-o-u-cb-o-u-n-o-ci-n-u-u-u-n-o-n-o.0.0-0.0-0-0 -0-0-Du-o-o-o-u-u-o-u-o-o-o.o-n-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o.uzg O .. . -1 . xr-u-c- - in-O-O-O-DO-D -DO-tm-O-O-DO -tiuo-tmmm.'. O