Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1925 volume:

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I 'X ' fr ,. - - - A ' 'a4- - -g ff., e A BIT OF SHERIDAN HIbTOR1 Pelhaps not manv of the puplls who pass the tongue of land formed by the un1on of Blg and Llttle Goose creeks Just behmd the car barn know that they are vslthln Slght of h1stor1cal ground It was on thlq tongue of land formed by the 1o1n1ng of the two creeks that General Geolge Crook camped 1n 1876 when he used the place as hls headquarters 1n h1s Ind1an campalgn The partlcular spot was chosen because the hlgh water 1n the spung of the year made the streams dlfflcult lf not lmposslble to cross and thus effectlyely protected the camp on three sldes The hne of wagons and supply tents extended from here down the creek to the s1te of the present Sherldan Inn but the mam camp vsas at the fork of the two streams The Staff of The Blue and Gold has secured an account and de sc11pt1on of the camp fl om a man who was there Mr Thomas MacM1llan sho was a nevsspaper correspondent w1th General Crooks a my The Staff behex es that th1s breath from the h1stor1c past may be of 1nte1 est to the students of Shelldan H1gh School many of whom pass thls h1sto11c pot ex ery dag on thelr way to school F M !S if gs W,ffasa'4sa, Z XX -'S f X g fx rs f XX 15 'X r N4 V4 Y 4 . 1 7 . n. 7 1 Y 9 T Q my Y . 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' 2-955' RFMINISC I Xf FS OI IHI BIG HORN TYPI DIIIOX UI 1810 The Blg Holn exped1t1on of the summer of 1876 was commanded by General George Crook 1n person It was one of thlee columns of tloops sent out to quell the S1 .xx upr1s1ng Old Fort Fettelman on the North Platte RIVQF was the pomt of departure from the Yellow stone and 1tS sev Q1 al t11butar1es The command comprxsed flfteen troops of Unlted States cavalrv and ten co1npan1es of lnfantry A tram of sxx mule army wagons numbeung one hundred and SIX con Xe ed our supphes and ammun1t1on There was besldes a pack mule tram employed by scoutlng partles I accompanled th1s expedltlon and lepre sented the ChlC3gO Inter Ocean newspaper Thls was my th11d exped1t1on to the then Northwestern front1er Our route led us along the Bo7eman Tra1l from Fort Fetterman to the abandoned posts of Fort Reno and Fort Ph1l Kearney Our f1rst and most lmportant camp was at the confluence of the two mam branches of Goose Creek where the clty of Sher1dan now stands We arr1ved at th1s place on June 10 Over on the Tongue R1ver we had had a brush w1th a Zhong band of SIOUX sent out bv Crazy Horse the m1l1ta1y genlus of the ost1les The day we pltched our tents on the banks of the Goose Creek was one of those dlamond days for whlch the eastern 11m of the B1g Horn range IS noted A sharp raln had struck us eaxlv IH the folenoon but as we wound along the Goose the sun came out and summel seemed born 1n an hou1 Our camp was flnely chosen It had the three pr1me requ1s1tes a plentlful supply of clear cool water an abundance of r1ch grass fo1 our 3Il1II'13.l9 and wood sufflclent for all ou1 needs The Goose at thls polnt was about twenty f1ve vards w1de and several feet deep The news of the B1g Holn M0uHt3lHS were magn1f1cent Cloud Peak snow hooded and towermg reflected mvuads of colols IU the attelnoon sun Between lt and our camp the vast dark forests st1 etched full as we latel. d1sc0w ered of many klnds of game The dax we made camp half a dozen buffaloes had been shot and our S9291 al messes w exe w ell stocked w1th fresh meat The Goose was ahve w1th flsh Hx if s ,f 'J' Q Message? 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P NINE -1: mv-SL'-'I f' . .si sl 'Fl K gr Some of our spo1tsmen brought IH f1ne bags of grouse and curlew Deer antelope and elk were added to our tables Bear meat gave us a val 1ety of d1et Some of our troopers brought IU wlld berrles which proved most d9llLlOLlQ Dally huntlng partles made trlps northward and westward along, the lowel hllls Onlv one 1llC1d9Y'1t out of the ordlnary occurred during Uu flrst week here and that was the stampede of our beef herd whxch we had drlven along, wlth us to fLl1H1Sl'1 flesh meat for the command We had among the offlters sex e1al who employ ed then spare tlm ln maklng collectlons of blldq and flowels General Clook added flne speclmens of eggs to h1s collettlon It was durlng ou1 stax hele that we were 1o1ned by the war partles of C1 ows and Shoshones These numbered respectlvely one hundred seventy s1x and elghtv s1x and had come to co operate W1th us agalnst thelr heredl tary enemles the SIOUX The clows w ere led bv Old Crow Medlclne Crow Good Heart and I1 on Bull men of acknowledged ab1l1ty and standmg IH the tube The Shoshones were led bv Tom bosgrove who had been a sol dler IH the Confedel ate A1 my fl om Texas and under whom the Shoshones had been well drllled On thelr w av to meet us these Indlans had kllled nearly two hundred buffaloes and left them for then people to dlspose of The evemng the Shcshones reathed ou1 camp thev had uclden upwa ds of S1YtX mlles And Vet all the mght followlng, thev kept up a war dance wlth songs and speethes bv then head men and the next dav seemed to be as fresh as though they had had a good mght s lest The evenlng of the arrlval of these 1ec1u1ts was spent IH 1 counc1l on the banks of Goose Creek Gen 61 al C1 ook addlessed them and explalned as much of hxs plan of campalgn as It was necessarv for them to know Each band responded W1th a speech tlom one of thelr nurnbel Our new allles were well armed W1th Cthenj modern weapons and ap peared to unde1 stand then use 'lhe Shoshones who were of W3Shak1B s people had kept then weapons 1n flrst class cond1t1on The most of them had two pomes each all stout mounts Among our offlcers were several who understood the slgn language and carrled long and lnterestlng 1n tervlews w1th the Ind1ans Our flfgt and most lmportant trlp from Goose Creek was undertaken on June 16 W1th four days ratlons IH our haversacks a slngle blanket and a hundred rounds of ammun1t1on each man was to take care of hlmself Hr Zffisxx i f as -:jaws 17 X 2075 g i -? ,ff-S XXX? is f 2 f P as-f h -.i- n 1 , 1. g f s : rfj -rv--' T- 3 7'-f ' ' S -2512 ' ' Q X ' xx..- , F . 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Wx... -2-,J li- X E X 1 K N f--f::..' ,, l .. -3- X xx -3, X - f N T s .- ' f ,.. .L 4 -s- . ,: 2 '-' 11 J ff' 'li-'-' EQ jjj-Til :BLU ! -Ja LD NC1 V 'fs-2112.11 53, Durlng the flrst aftel noon f0l between foul and flVe hours we lode through countless helds of buffalo On June 17 the Indlans met us ln force on the Rosebud and dullng an engagement lastlng from about elght otlotk IH the mornlng untll two oclock ln the afternoon we had some rathel warm work Howexer our tloops held the battlefleld and droxe OU1 assallallts for sex eral mlles nolth w est to the Llttle Blg Horn whlthel they tlal eled as fast as pony flesh could carry them We learned latel that they Jolned the other hostlles 111 those mountalns whele elght daxs latel they massacred Genelal CLl'it6l and part of the gallant Sexenth Caxalrv The most thrllllng remlnlscence of the campalgn was that of Lleuten ant Slblev General Crook had wanted for davs to heal from or to get IH touch wlth General Terry s force that had been sent up the Yellowstone Also he was most d6S11OLlQ of locatlng the xlllages of the hostlles Lleu tenant Slbley took twenty D1Ck9d cawalrymen and wlth Flank Gluald stalted out xvlth the partv w ent the dashlng lomantlc brave John F Tweet5 the correspondent of the Chlcago Tlmes Thls small party was met bv an overwhelmlng body of SIOUX under Whlte Antelope a noted warllol Slbley and hlS men had to lun for the mountalns where abandonlng thelr horses they H2111OXYl5 escaped slaughter or capture After suffel lng lncledlble hardshlps they dragged themselx es back to oul camp ln most pltlable COI1d1t10ll Two of the tloopels H619 ravlng mad It was some tlme befole the meml SIG IQCOY ered fl om thelr awtul experlence Slblev s Durlng all the remalndel of that HGVQI to be forgotten campalgn the dellghtful camp on Goose Cleek was well remembel ed When the ragged emaclated tloops returned to clvlllfatlon bv wav of the Black Hllls the memolles of the Leautltul Goose w ele fl eduentlv and feellngly referred to But those ale the day s of long ago So far as 1 am aw are only two or three offlcels surxlxed who 96lY9d undel Genelal Crook ln that Campalgn AmOllg these I should of coulse name lV'a1or Genelal Auson Mllls who now upwards of nlnety years of age stlll llves ln WaSh1HgtOH D C In our corps of corlespondents Mr Robert Straborn resldes IH Spo kane He IS one of the hlghest types of newspaper men It was GVQI my prlxllege to know And the Othel COI'16SpOI1d6Ht IS the subscrlber to whom these QYDEIIQHCGQ ale as vlwld as though they had all happened wlthln a yeal 01 two ago Thomas C MacMlllan kvfsf ZZT Q I wifi?-'1s?E ,-- xg xx Z f' 3,- 17' -.- -I N., F. 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' f Z tx -' -A -7 .X - . - f- -L xg f ,,.. , .-... - - , 5 25- 3 -2'-142 ' T ELl'IYl'ZN 'l'N'l'Il. V E FAC U LT gf 7 if 25 m ? X 5? QM A! 1 '- -.wg PJLV- 'lil' !!' . .51 If +1 f 'A ' . 2 if 'ln - ,.,.,f ' f gzf -- -431375, fx Q 5 , Q-ffwgf' --'S X421 ' xx? ff ' N .. Q. -'-' 'X j fa. j X Fifi. X 3 fr D Q 4 f ,Q X SLPLRINII XDIXI I T LXRLX S b Ll'llW6l SltY of Indiana Graduate W ork Lnlsermtw of Chlcago LIllY8l'SltW of Vhommg Columbm LI'llW6l'SltW He lb a man of telllng xxolth xxell known and lespected both ln Shellclan and OXGI oul tate HIS con mon tltle ls The Fathel of School Chlldlen Hr Fally to xou the dass of 29 ovves much' YlI'll'l'N .' ' . 'Cl' i. '.... I Y Since 1908. Mr. Early has been the Superintendent of Schools. '- S . ' ,. v . Y . - V V . . v ' ' .' Y 1 . . S . li 'k . 1 ' 'b H . . ' ' . U . v - . 4 V F' v IX'll'l W I'RIXl Il XI I I NIXRSHAII Ph I, Alhlon Lollege X 'VI Lnnerslty of WllLhl2dh 1916 In appreciation of the no operation and the lnterut Vou haxe taken ln the class of 76 thlou hout our High School llfe M1 Marshall we thank you' 5 v . , 1 . I 1 I Q I I A A L 4 A A u In I Q T 1 Mr. Marshall has been principal of Sheridan High School since i' As: 'LT '-:I - 'f '- B , '. r 'I .V - m e new may Wg -cg N A . --15:7 1fXLlIlX Augusta M ElSE2llIl'l3.'lll Ph B Inn exslts of Chlcago lNormalTra1n1ng Cnacluatg xsmk Lm 6lSltX of lla hmgton LIllXLlSlt5 of Nebraska 'NI1nn1e C NI Adams A B lJll1Y91SltX of Neblaska Mathematlcs G1 uluate xx ark Columbia Unix ersxtg Wllbur L Vkrxght Dans Elkme College Physlcal Dlrector lmu can Colle e of Pm an 1 Educatlor Flancella Flench Nebraska Un1xe1s1tx S hool of 'Nluslc Muslc Obellln C0llsLlNatO1S Fa5e Hanks, A B Nebraska YK ealex an Lnlx ers1t5, Engllsh and Latm W 1 ' Y i ' 4 A e.' . .H,. ..., . --- I .. , . ..' .5 h. S ,. Y ' v, .S , A ' . .. x :, . ., ' f j rl Y' I ....... -- George Benson, L'niversity of North Dakota .,.............. Commercial . l ,. , v. . X ------nun-U . . 1 . I , . v i . Y n . . , - L . . ............ 1 V K . w A. ' , k It , ., . v--in . . S.'I. ... are - we .,qF,-- ,C 5-I '54-.57 Q55 at EI'T i5fl1H y .gg lil me f ' x 'N ' 3 Q91 ' ' m ' 2 2? PAUL LT1 Beryl A Brownlee A B Macalester College Mathemat1cs Merrltt B Major A B Central College Fayette MISSOUFI General Sclence Ida B Hull A B Oberlln College Latm A M Umverslty of Pennsylvama Edward J Daxgle Grand Rapxds School of Furmture Des1gn1ng Hackley Manual Trammg Normal ChlC3 o Unlverslty Mary Edna Blbby A B Carroll College HlStOfy and CIVICS Graudate Work UI1lVeTSlty of Chlcago Clarlbel Peck A B Unlverslty of Ill1no1s French and Spanlsh 1 Y 7 -1 ' . , . ., ............... . , . ., , , - . , . ., h .Q ............. 7 ..............- - a v, v A u ................... . . , ------------- ................ - ......... - ..... - .... 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'T T ' , . , . ., ........... - EIGHTEEN' '1 4 -f fff5 Elifif-'A KQQ' 453299 FAC ULTY Florence F Clark A B Drake UH1VeFS1ty Hlstory and C1v1cs Graduate Work Umverslty of Iowa Ruth G Powers A B Falrmount College Spanlsh Graduate Work Umverslty of Calxfornla Margaret G Abbott A B Carleton College Engllsh Jane Thornton A B State UH1V9FS1ty of Iowa Commerclal Ahce Loulse Lmdsley A B Macalester College Engllsh Graduate Work Umverslty of Wlsconsln Frances Van Bosklrk A B State Umverslty of Iowa Engllsh and Publlc Speakmg Dorothy Mayland A B Umverslty of Nebraska Engllsh . , . ., ............ , . . . , . ., f .-.- --.-.---. - ...-.-. --.. , . . , . ., --- ..-----.. ---..---- mln-turniaiq , . ., -....---- ----- , . f, --.-------..-..-. , . , . -, . . , . ., -----...--- ..-..-- NINETEEN as EEK-iiieifllfl A .- gi E53 x ' Q Y x 1 R . ,, E 1 i, I KCI L1Y Carl L Cravsford B S Kansas Weslevan UH1V9FS1ty Chemlstry and Physlcs Emma Wyatt A B Carleton College Cornmerc1a1 Colleglate Buslness Inst1tute Graduate Work Un1vers1ty of Chlcago Flora B Rees A B Des MOIHQS Umwerslty Engllsh and M3th6m3tlCS Mabel Anderson A B Unlwerslty of Kansas Hlstory and Economlcs Lnnexslty of Colorado UH1VOTSlty of Qhlcago Ca1lG Hovsald B S Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s Vocatlonal Agrlculture Y 1 Y Y .Z , . v , . ., t U - . , . ., ..................... - Gladys M. Yeager, Purdue University .................. Home Economics . , . ., .... - 7 ' ly . Y K. A----H . . Y ' v -4' . ' ' v ' ' . , ' 7 1 , . l, . .. . . ---nu . . A 'I H' HXTY 4 . - ft! '2f '-:Q E9 x Q U E F .L '5 FACI L'1X Allce M Yates New York School of F1ne and Apphed Alts Ar ASSlU1Hg' School for Glrls Snow Frochllck Scl ool of Industrlal Art Janet Prendergast La Crosse School of Phy slcal Educatlon Clrls Phy slcal D11 ector Columbla Unlverslty Edna B Stolt A B Colorado State Teachers College Psychologlst Carl W Grlffen Pomona College DT3m3tlCS Instructor Dolothy Slmpson S H S 24 Clerk Hlgh School J S Joyce Vander Cook School of Muslc ChlC3gO Band and Orchestra Frederlck Nell Innes College of Nluslc Denver Ona L Toland Oh1o Wesleyan Un1we1s1t5 Model School 1 Y 1 ' . , ' ......... - 1: ! v ' w- a 7 ' ' , - 1 ' 'f . .. . 2 Vt .------U Superv1sor's Certlflcate, Lnlversxty of Chlcago. . , ...,.............. ...............-...... 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Gt- . 4.4 .4 - , 3. cz: dii.i3- '5'- gf -4 1: E, K ES, TRAVIS LOVINGTON 1A Tl Any whom fog a pleasant chap luke me ln this wlorld 'VI JEAN W MCMANIS QC enlej 'lhe best of xpnrm and he-ape of fun A good frlcnd and a true one Od hnpuula 4 ful Re-.uv VIR! INIA FLUID hlmnyy 'lhe mlldext manners and the gentlest heart L -ax Play 7 Lhanmdn Executne Committee :Junior Semen Promb Pep Club Secxetaxy Trea urer F Shoutlngf S1 tel 3 ANNA DOROTHH T05 1Annb Little I ask my wants are few I- S rutmgr S1191 LINN AVERILL BEDWELL Speaki but llttle and to the purpoe H1 Y Unk hepexul.-1 Ldltlon of Po t Lntexpus KATHARIINE LI 'VIMINC S V5 hat her heart thmks her tongue Speaks Q 1' Q Oclwheperlda 4 Chairman lnxltatlon Commute-e nlunlor Semox Pxomb Q Q p:'4' IIIIRIX NIXF 1 --- -.U wr, 'V' '3 vi- , ' ' iff: I' y-, e M - e- V LY, .S Q ff- t 41 ' .. vm. C. A . T. C.--1. l ffl I Q. lf. Q- I l 'kgs f-L. Q. 1-VQU, ' ' 5 v Q. 1. Q. Sh,. ' 'S 's 3. gg fmm.. 5 LU R, ,iv xx NX Q 'l 3-:vii IRIX PH GAIUS WATT Hence luathed Melancholy hence' lass Play 5 'vnnnal Honor Snucty Od heperlda Board 3 1 1 Y eh lnlan Casper Track Meet DL uaun 4 l ll xmle Vleek 1 Second ln de mate Fb LA DUKES lDulab Bright as brlghl shy as shy I lrls like Eula always stand high DL rata 5 H 9 I u Nutmnxl Honor goclety MARY BONDI Men are like wme Shes a total abstalner E Nm mal 'I ralnlng GRACE M CAMPBELL Short and snappy S mo Annual Board F P p Club bhuutmf.. Sisters I Ruerxes 1 Pasket Ball 1 LOWELL F MILLER fMlll2fl I can t understand that x 'xck Mui L 1 pu Sheridan Track Meet Cla. s Basket Ball 2 4 Oak heperlda 7 Y 7 lug. of War 2 Cla s Baseball 1 RLTH E NELSON fSWeetlel Where IS my sweetie hiding a Pay E C r Reserxes 3 4 Menu Committee Jun1orSen1or Prom Chaxrman 'S I --- -1 rx-'. v ' Af ' ' 'rr-r'Tf51fr, 7 .i L- Il x .,..:e:x:j,- r Q . xyfvfri - -lx 'Q CV- ve f. ' 2, 3. 4. L A' c i - K- i . 12 .2 4' Y . ' . I I . Q, E, Q. ,1. , 3- s, .. .. 1 ide. I NIIl'YU3l Trainingf ' Q, .Q., . A If .. Q. ' Gi'l 2. Class Tr. 'I -- 1, 2, 3, 4. ni-A L, 3, 4. H' Cl ss il ' '-2. Q. .Q. ,1 1 ,- - -I fe, , . '- I PIIT gg m5,3,f.-:BLU ' J -Ja LD H11 ss 1 'VIILO BONHAM Stuck Iud mg Ie'1m JANETTA HARPER fkettleb Sober sieadfast and demure E ful Runrxu DOROTHY D SACKETT 1Dotj Tall and slender wlth a sunny temperament and sweet B12 Horn Jumor Hxgh 1 2 E Flfl Reserxes S H S Culde DONALD MURDENT fShm5 Donald does a lot of thlnkmg Clux 4 MYRIEL ADEL BEINSOIN A great deal of dlgmty Normal frammg S lil S Fu de OPAL BRADLEY Shes a gurl who does her own thinking needs little advlce Q E Q Ocksheperlda 1 2 d kK'K'9', vu-ik: L THIIKTY QEY FN hx- sl - - N ni --7, . A- l , . ' P Tr-.mfr GN? l 2, A .1 . - , yi iggf, ll 1 'W Q X kk ' I Q l I tend strictly to other people-'s business. : . 95' H 1 '-3. Q2 Q' Q,' .Q. ' ' Ag, lf . Q. I. Q. , . I . . . an 4: 541-pf--s..U gl .rarnp lc., -3 X ' Yr?-.-EH! 2- DUNKID I BLAKE 4Huckl Wan delights me not no nor women either ui. of M '11 DOROTHH BETCHAM 1Dot7 hetcham' Wlayhe Nhe Wl F Nm m xl ll umm! MAX BELI A HARKER 4Buhblesb She meant no wrong to any She sought the good of many AI ICE JEFFERS Hua a Senior smile that wont come 0 ll ELMLR HALL Im Just a red headed music maker Juhnbon County Hugh 1 HollyuooalH1,1zh 5 ELSIE ALHFNBACH To be a good scholar IS her one great goal , l I L Nmmal fxammil TIIIRTI SIX --- N 'MU 'K ' K - i'w- TV l -x,,,- , 4' .. ' . 1 L,, -X.-,.-:L .-.JPL ? . - Sr'-.E3--A T J 'QF gl 'V .'- - ' 3. Clase Basket Bull -1. ' . . : 'll. Q, .. Q, 1 h I Q. E. Q. ' ' J ' ' ' ff. Dis -ict 27 1. . - ' 'Y --' , 2. Q. '. Q., n V 1 fltfv-I-BLU J-gf' -Ie CD 1:1 1 V W1 xl Q LOLIS G BOOTH lLou1eJ Louie has a lot of stored up know ledge O kshepellda 9 H Y 4 MAR! KRLT BROODER tMlgi Llfe IS a pleasant mstltuhon Let us take xt as lt comes lf ass Ba kat Ball 1 S H S Culs Basket Ball 3 lap Club nm Llult Shoutm Slstexs Yell Leaflet 1 Reseues 1 DOROTHX KUXER tDotb Shes a fine wholesome glrl and Joyful 'ull day long l- Natlonal Hunol Society S uetatg 0Ck5hCDE1Id3 4 IRACE BLACKLEDGE fBl3Ckl9l For nature made her what she IS And ne er made such another Junctlon Cltv Hugh 1 as-. Play Z Shoutmf. S1-.urs ful Rescues c0l'IlYl'll- lon Pap Club Annual Board E S H S Culde 'lcnnls Club 3 C-EOR! E H McC0lNNALGHEY KMC? A handful of wrt ls worth a bushel of learnmg Class Basket 3 Dm nts 1 lui. of' VN ll il x me I lll l' xtcmpul mtou Sptaklnf. Second ln Dslaate lx-STHLYN SKINNER 1Blttyb A laugh ls worth a hundred groans xn ewery market Bu. Hmn Hgh 1 9 E LOllTl3l Txammff l I Lyghf TIIIRTY FIVE ---. N. wr, C 5 A - -1' ' NC-,- ,,,, -' 72 .. ' . -Q .,,l ':i.13,,4:.'jl-f Y f 'Q x .qv x ., Q., E in - -if .K I 4 . 1- f . W U . . . . . v i Q. 1. Q. Cl ff , 2, rs, 4. 're 5 3. Gi-1 7-'ffQz,3, ' Dorothy plays a cello anmjl sings a happy song, Q. Q. . cl- 5-3, 3. - ' EQ 2, 4. l 3. Q. . Q. . ' . : ' Ball---., A1. .tl . ,. 'l f- - 'Z ' -'33, I,z 'zmie-- VV-fk 1, lfirs ' I: - 'z - S 'f - i f , -. Qv. . Q. . ' 1: ummm--e..u F -4 'ss.D in X Q 1 ss C31 gm'1.Q'. ..- :' FRXXLW LUNDON 1Bu:h A lelmplmne Romeo L apt.-un nuxl ufnnl FN l- XDKN rl-Ina 1 w 'x ll angel 'I 1 0 1 in l lm tllll L mp m I-IIIABLTH lxllilxl XTRILK tlxlrkb Manx a wmk nhl wonk 'md many a smllm shi Nmule nlll lll 1 111 n 11 Snug H RSI-X Tl-A'll'1lohr I' r I am nzlhlny. lf nrt crlll l UL Ml hARI X5 Al-1 l-LF e thank vyu l feel prettw good lxe Ju t had mv nap r xxxuml h BL m nuxl Bun 1X lll'll'X LUN!- lrlun t'un that un funnw L nuxl a L P p L lull x. 1.-, my .- 'l 7 ' ' S5431 11 VV' 1 6 Q X l Q m s l 5. -9' 1 Claw llsxsket Ball 2, II, L 'L -3. An z li - ' . 'l'11:-nf-Wm' IS. lllil, ', I .IS I9 b Gaz- into hm-r eg s and yuu sl-0 . 'tile f : l 1-azc . liitl- l mr-r and ,' u soc a Ville ' p Sh: 'nr Slilt'l'4. Sm-nim' l'1 Club. tlirl lh'S'1'X'8S. Q. lc, Q. . , . V Y ,V , . V. li, W, Junim- High Sl-luml, Linn: ll.-nch. Culi- l'm'ni:x 1. Flaw liznslwl lizxll I. Q, li. ll. .Xu :I lluzzrml, Sh-w ing Sisre-re 33. hir! livsm-1'x'L-s 2. V' 11 Club. 'll-nnis Clul, Sc-.-re-1:11-5' Ii, X: 'fx 1 Honor Q 'ty. A ' I ' I. .G ' I l 'u ' ' f ' : ' 'ra. 'lxNl'll'l lll2l l. Y s. . .' . ' ' 5 ,' . H-lI,'4 Hi: Sfhwl ZZ. An 1 z'ml. H'-' 1. 'l T' k R - g lg. l-1. Ll. Girl li-er-1'u-N l. An 2 ISU-rvl. Sl11'llll1' Sin -x'- IJ. l Q ' . VII'-l 1ll'lC cl Env-mBx.U Rf -Je nin IET1 xl Q xl '71 -cue' LAWRENCE W ILSON To be or not to be That IS the questmn lhnqutt Commxtut Annu xl Board Junnur Play Ax, Club Prexldcnt K les C uh ug, on Vllar EDNA I RIVVINIFI 4K1-dl Rich ln -.aung common san 4 Noxmdl lxdmlng, Who would thunk one little head could carry all xhc- lmum L lm n mont High L-.Ll -. Honor Sou tg fan htpuula ELTON B5 F I ND tgvu-du Please go .awaw and let me shop Y luz of War 2 ILOYD lxl- RBX 1R.xm1o1 He cannot be analwzed or axplalmd A nnudl Burn tl JI ANIT X Nicki' RN Anwwhcre any time Nha- ls just tr happw xelf E-5,53 IRI! lllll h --- -. 1.1 ' '. M -' - ' ' -x,--- T n -wg W' ? ...Q .. at . .- tL,I S v,E,N'.'- ' N145 --F 1 E 1 Q ' A . 1 3 1 . ' ' Q. 1-1. Q., A A EVELYN Bl-u'ER. ' -2 ' 4' 1. 2. Q. H. Q, Girl 1: - -yi-.1 4. mb'-Q , '1. Hi- 2, 3. 4. f1'ug.1.f.xmf :i, Q. H. Q. tl lmlfll-BLU gf -4'3'T,'p r , ll S 41555171 N ORMAIN GILLESPIE Lome and tnp nt as you go On the hght fantastic toe u1..ofVS.Al IY MARX MORIE 4Mary Marley A good heart a generous soul an intellect so fine Annu il l!o'ud 1 b I C mmm loi I Commlltee IJUHIOI Senior ldnqllill 5 h nruy National Honol qOClCt,1 HELEN NELSON 4VenusJ C enerally speakmg she s generally speaklng a s Play bhouung Slstels L111lR.9b6l'Y9b 1 Pep Club Annual Boald Q H S bu de lennx Club 'S IS XBEL WVILLIAMS llzzyy The old old Stan by Llass Play 9 H S Cu le 1 esexxes .1 et Ball 9 E. Annual Boald Qhoullng. Qlstels 'Z Pep Clulv lnnms Clubf3 Chdnman Junior Song Committee National Honox bOCl9ty JAMES PERKINS fPerl'1 There must be a lot of work ln ham ' one of nt exer came nu' Um o War LILH M JOHNSON Acccmpllshes eseryihlng she undcrtaacs and under akes mum l Ock hcpu ula 1 Nfnmndl Honol Soclety A -4 in ke! I Tllllifl 'IMO C, , . . ------ YYV- T-...lr .. , ll - - N ,' 'lf up H I 3 . . . 'I' f- - - 25. H1 2, 3. 1. s. 1.1 1 :hm 3, hz z as ' ' '- ' 3' 1 3. Q., '. Q. Ll i. 4. . Cl 5' 'f2, 3. ' ' 'J 3. ' ' 'f . 2. S+ Q, ' j- 2. .. . . 1 in . Gi'l R : ff 2. 3. Cl' ss Bask f-, 3. Q- '. Q. ' Q- ' ' -3. - ' ' ' , .ur n Ati. Cl l 2. 3. 4. Tut- f- ' f3. l Q. li. Q. Girl Res-l'Ax'es 1, 2, 3, 4. A 61'..1..' lall G lT'lBLU gf .415 5-D IE1 xlQs,. ' E RAYMOND SANIDU SKY fRayJ Nothing but death wlll part me from my dxgmty Natlonal Honox Soculy Prcsldent Annual Bond ass Play Commlsslon 2 Class Basket Ball 3 S H S Cu le Sherldan Caspe1 T1ack Meet Tug of NY ar 3 Tenms Clulx 3 XVILLARD J DAIf LE lB1lll When Joy and duty clash Let duh smash Class Ha kf1 Bah l Class l11ck Meet 1 A Cluh 1 u of W11 M ROY A HARRISON Innocents Abroad outlx xll All l H1 Y S ull fug of VV11 3 Sheridan Casp 1 T1ack Meet 7 MARX HARRIET SlNIDER WPQZZ-Zyl If she vull she vull you may depend on And lf she wont she won t so theres an nn t Clearmont H1 l'1 School 1 'f Q E Q Normal T1a1n1n STANI FY DI NCAN 4Stan1 K wise man saws not all he thinks Cass V106 P1e1n1 1 4 Class TYCHSUIGY 3 Football 5 4 All 'Xlmthern Tackle 4 Basket Ball 4 Class Basket Ba Class Basflull 1 Y ull cL 1 11 Iarxm1 Vlfuk Tux. of VK ll GRANT D PEf LMP lP92'l Let us enjov pleasure while we can Club lu 11 ar s Q R gf end ,153 ,1 YHIRFX UNF A --- -1 in H ' 'ff' .. . ,, 'q' Ti.-in 'NJ -' 7K .. u- , .. L I gs,LEY.s:,1lg' V V r' f . N I .gf QD 5 5, iw 3 Cl 1 - 7 zf za, 'f ' --2, :, ' , Z '. 1 if . fx' 195.0 L . ' 'I' fl- - 2 ' il. C. . 'l'. C. 33. F 2 l, lnl1-rrlzxss 'llrnck 3. l. Stl' - rack ZZ, 1. .. T, tl - I -I - 1 ' i. , J , ' 'L l' S ' 1- ' s'o - , . Y M' if, -A fa llli. 2. Hi-V 2.':a,'.1. ' S Cl Il. l. Vi --P'vs'l.'n1 l. 1 2 '51 'H' ::,1. 1- - 'z' ll, Axz, ' 1, 2. 11- f-w :s. 1 fm,v.m 5 LU -gl it Sq' I sqft: Pa- - .1 'ITIIRTX EUGILNE H DOBSON 4GeneJ Oh' I beg your pardon Nauonal Honor Soc! tv Ou hep a '3 a 5 Play Lla Ba lwt Ball C.-lptam 4 H Fulde 'Vl C Ca D 4 freasuur U U -1 N md lr DL1ldlT!dIlUH 7 RUTH L SETTLE Song Bird F cle heperlda 3 H luxde 3 cum S blers 'Xatlcnal Honor SOCI t uxmx Week ALBERTA M ATKINSON fBlllyJ She trles em a 1 P ax 2 ep Club nnual Boald Rm-.exxeb 4 Cabm Shoulm Slbters 3 THELMA GWINN What a lot to accomphsh ln three years' Ham dm H1Lh School E MALRICE WYLA1ND N ble m escn thought and ln every deed Wlchxta Hugh School 1 N1 lonal HJHOI Socx tw MARX L MLNSON 4Mollyb Sho has common s nse m a way that IS most uncommon 2 F Q Normal framing I ul Re erxes Cla 5 Basket Ball 1 9 ----H 1.1 Vw' 'X '-7' A -x-,-- y' V - L,f1 -ee f - ,T jpg? Q' A -Ks arid f., 4. L '- Cl' sf ' 2, 3. A S. Ni S. ' . ' ' C...T. . m f3,-1. Hi-Y 2, 3, . ' S ' -4. 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Q 5vnl B LU gd :Ira-.-LSD lil 1 x i xx S BRUCE DENISOIN 4Denny1 A faculty for pleasmg the faculty H Y 2 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Clase Basket Ball 'S 1 Clans lrack S 'lug of Wax Ocksheperlda S 1 Clam Play 3 LL LA KIINI But there lb more ln me than thou understandeth QEQ Glrl Resc-rx es 1 MARGARET ELIZABETH LLOYD 1P6ggY5 A frrendly heart wrth many friends Q E Q Trea-.urrr Normal ll l.ll'llllLl' H S lun Ockehtptrula 4 Abblbtant hdxtox Glrl Rcbtrve Shoutmg Sisters 3 EDNA L MORROW Silence never betrayed anyone F RUTH 0 LONNOLLY L-ood thm s come ln small packages Buffalo Hugh School 1 L JOE MORRIS dosephusb A lrttle learnmg IS a dangerous thing Taste not or drmk deep of the Plenan sprlng Ocksheperlda 3 4 Annual Board 4 Natlonal Honor Society Clabx Play 5 Y Z S H S Cuxde 5 Decoration Committee Junior Senlor Prom '5 ' .S-I 'edib- TN EN I1 VIVE . v I A , Y -c--,- J n l , .. - . .. ,M Qi E331 1. H Q. ' ' mf? gy ml . Q N , 5 ., rv-r 3 N Y i- f., . ' - ' 4. ' 'QQ -' K- s, H. s. otfidb. v vi 1 ' S ve- 2. s. fue. ' I V Q. .. Q. Q. '. Q. ' Hi-L '.3,,Z1: t1'nl. B LU gl 'li' Ss. Q ' 'l' -114' Sgt? PKI! PII DONALD LEE HOLCOMB fDon7 Pleased wlth a rattle tlckled with a straw NIdtlOl'l8l Honor SOCIQIQ nnual Board 0ChNh6D91lll3 3 1 Y C el s Play 3 bhu1danLaspQy lrack Meet Z lenms Club 3 EDITH E ROBINSON QDJ A rosy happy healthy glrl Who will stay afloat amld llfes whxrl lass Play S H A Gu dn Q 1' Q Secretary Pep Club tml Rest-me-. 'lxeasurer 3 V1cePres1dent 4 l' te Paxlt Replesentatne 9 A rose wlth all :ts sweetest leaves yet folded Bn, Horn Hush 1 lnml H1p,h tlloxldar nnual lloald MARJORIE I PALMER fMar1j Vlas she eser known to he sober' Was she ever known to be sad, Not she for shes always Jolly and makes the rest of us glad Ptp Club tu s 5 Cabme Chauman Musxc Committee fJun1or Semor PIOITII Annual Board a ax Nmonal Honor SOCl9lN JOE l- RED RL LLI Niuslc hath power to charm A e va 3 Captam o Vlar 5l'1tllAl'l Ca pu Tratk Meet 2 Iammlc Vkeek 1 Sscond lh vlolln AILIEN Rl LE tBabel Niodest demure sweet and shy We can t all be like this but why 0 --- -1 'xm l ' ' . Y ,fm Ziyi. ...Al ' ' l - L ss+g:f.1L V x .egg -L ' A . W A , . ' H'-l--LZ, 3, 4, ' l's1 ,' '. C N- -ez. DOROTHY GOODNOW 1Dotb N14 ' 'f 1' -1- --2. Q, lf. Q. A ' ' . Girl Res 'e.'+2, 2. ' t-4. Qt Ps- Q, . . . . Q11-S5 Pl ,-fzf . Cl-ss Bas l'lI 1, 2, 3, A HQ. 'l'ug:-- f- ' 3, A Y V v' 1 . . Q , 2. ' '-I ill'I' 1 Elf'-151.0 gl -is un 1:1 FRED HUMMEL 4Emanuelp Babe Ruth ootlxall 'fl 4 Calif 4 Allsate Half B sket Ball 'S 4 Class Treasurer 1 4 uh Preb llasb llasklt Ball 1 ss Kas. ball Laramxe Week 7 5 4 lug of War 'S Y 2 Sate Track M et 'S I Capt 3 Inter Class 'lracl Sherldan Casper 'llack Meet S mor Annual Board MIRIAM HFIN DLRSOB UVl1mJ An excellent thing m women Shoutmyz Slsters 'S F n R szrus MARGARET BRADFIELD 4Pegl She doeth little klndnesses which most undone or despise Commlsslon 1 4 Pap Cluln Qlass Plav Shuutln Slst rs Nlatlonal Honor Sryclnty STANLEY A KUZARA fStanr Arma vxrumque cano- Stnlur Annual Board Pdltur ln Chief Ockshcpcrlda 5 National Honor Society Vxce Pxesld nt State Track Meet 3 lnter Class Track 1 9 'S 4 Baseball 1 2 'S Sherxdan Casper Track Meet Tue' of War 'S RALPH HAWKINS 4Quackp We wlll now perform the post mortem Ocksheperlda 9 5 4 Ed1tor1nCh1ef 4 S mor Annual Short Story Debauntr Iaramle Week 'S Delmatlng 4 l' llfll' S H S ful Class Sacrctary 1 Imltlonal Honor Socl tv Y S First State Prlze Essay 1Chem1stx5r VIONA SHFLLINGER dohnnley Paddle-Q her own canoe and does lt well Q E Q lNurmal Tramlng xx Q Sl?-.2521 359 5-:rbi It INN sl-N A -s- S. wr, J- ' 'V N-1 -.-. '-1' ----f -' :vo -- - - -- LJ we Q-lass, 1, '- v Q . F .. . . - . - 1 ' -3. as -2, ., , ':S'l,Cl Y 2,71 ' A' 1.-4. Clan' l. ue fl, 2,. Hi- 'f aff 't ' ' e f-., . .-3, ' Q--2, 3. Q Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. ' A ' ' . 1 Q1 .. Q. ' G 'l O, J 1. ' ' ' le ' 'S' , 2, . Q, E, Qf . ' T '. -2. e ' WZ, by I 2.- - Y' 1 ni' , '. '. . :un-. Hi- A :, 4. L S '- I .. V 1. Q fET3,f.4Bl.U gl -Js l.D I1 xv X 1 Q '-El s Q11-dh 2-yd? EARL SEINEY None but himself can be hls parallel Clam Pre-.ldent 2 3 4 ash Play Z 3 Y 5 4 Secretary lux., of War 3 LEILESTER DAVIS lLesJ Where 19 my wandering boy tomght Ca Prebldent 1 La abket ball 1 2 Capt Ca Babeball 1 ax et ball 3 4 Laxamle Week 3 ub Freas Commhs on 1 Chairman Nauonal Honor Society lug. of War 3 1 Y Puollrall 1 HELEN M COOPER 4Coop5 Agreeable and peppy aw Pax Resnrxew 1 HSIU LOIS REEIN Frequently vuthm my hram I thmk a thought Iwurmal Frammg ROBERT L MANLEX tBobb One who says llttle but takes m everything Football 1 lux. of W ar C ul: 'VILRRAY STEIL 4SpeckJ Why should llfe all labor be Club ll T35 l'NTY 'SIX fiiggjgh ' 7 . .. We N g' U1 . Su- . ' - 5 Cla , l 1 ' Hi- 2,v'. . ffl. lss Y . ll ss B V -f , , .-1. l' ss ' f . Class Play-H2. B :k fi, , ' A '. 4. S Cl 13, 4. ' .-4. I 5 '- -. U ' g4. H'----12, ' Cl l 2, 3. Q. E. Q. Girl J' ' 5 , 2, 3. S, , , 5 ldv. Q. E, Q, h ' vw rl - vm' 3. I f4. 'A - A ' 2 Arr. , -1, 2. SENIOP QI XSS HISTORY Thls IS the class most lllustllous The happy youths and the maldens Brlght wlth knowledge and ln WlSdOl11 rlpe modest ln demeanor Stand llke scholars of old wlth XOICQS glad and tubllant Stand l1ke symbols of truth wlth eyes allght Wlth devotlon Loud from the ends of the ea1th Llfe wlth all 1ts treasures Calls and wlth beckonmg 1ovous nswers the questlonln glances Ye who b9ll6NQ IH affectlon that hopes and endures and 1s pat1ent Ye who bellexe IU the beauty and strength of a class llCVOtlOI1 LlSt to the 1oy ful t13Clltl0Il stlll told bv thc folk of tht school Llst to thc tale of a famous class the class of twenty f1ve CW1th apolo les to Longfellow l 1921 1922 Colors-Old rose and sllver M1ss Snlvely and M1ss Barker were the sponsors of a lass of one hun dred and forty seven Lelcester Davls was Presldent Stanley Duncan V1C9PF6S1d9Ht Jack Holstead Secretary and Fred Hummel Treasurer The Freshman Comm1ss1oners to the Student Body were Margaret Brad f1eld and John McCl1ntock The class was the f1rst 1n the h1story of the school to have two sponsors 1922 1923 Colors-Green and Whlt8 The Class Presldent was Earl Seney VICE Pres1dent George Le1tner Secretary Floyd Barbour and Treasurel Robert Shannon MISS Hoffman and M1ss Barker sponsored the class and Margaret Bradfleld and Raymond Sandusky represented the Sophomores 1n the Student Comm1ss1on The class boasted of three lette1 men on the foolball team Frank Swearlngen Fred Hummel and Harold Eastabrook and two Floyd Barbour and Fred Hummel galned places on the school basket ball team Under the d1rect1on of Mr T C Dlers the class plav L1ne s Busy was successfully staged 1923 1924 ColorwGreen and whlte M1ss Halden now Mrs Snlvely was chosen as class sponsor and Grace Blackledge and Raymond Sandusky were elected as Comm1ss1oners The class offlcers were Earl Seney Presldent George Leltner Vlce Presldent Stanley Duncan Treasurer and Floyd Barbour Secretary Durxng the Jun1o1 year the class edxted a booklet of general school 1n formatlon under the name of the S H S Gulde Ralph Hawklns had the publlcatlon ln charge The play It Pays to Advert1se dlrected by Mr Gr1ffen galned popularlty and was unusually successful The Jumor Sen1or Banquet an annual event, was changed by unfor tunate clrcumstances to a Prom glven and sponsored by the Junlor Class Danclng formed the Chlef d1yers1on of the evenlng together w1th clever stunts and speclal numbers In athletlcs the class scored h1gh Stanley Duncan Lelcester DaV1s Floyd Barbour Fred Hummel Frank Swear1ngen and Harold Eastabrook galned letters ln football Foul of the above named were members of the regular basket ball team and the class team was the champ1on of the school 1924 1925 Colors-Green and white Class flower Whlte rose Presldent Earl Seney V106 Presldent Stanley Duncan Treasurer Fred Hummel and Secretary Ralph Hawklns were elected as class off1 cers The class elected Margaret Bradfleld and Lelcester Davls to the Student Comm1ss1on M1ss Powers was chosen as class sponsor The cla s was represented Tournament Week at Laram1e WyOmlHg by Galus Watt and George McConnaughey as debaters Joe Rullx as v1ol1n1st and Ruth Settle 1n the vocal and ln the essay contests George McCon naughey also entered the extemporaneous contest Ruth Settle 1 I v 1 '4 1 4 3 4. 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' r 1 ! 7 7 . . , , . . . . . . - i, , .. l . . . - . . 3 7 7 7 7 9 a r ' Q -' r 1 1 9 a J ' ' TN' ENTY-FIVE S EN IORS xxx WV 1 fiTLg,f.-a31.'J -31 -J6 :l.'D nag xx X 9 STE?-6-935 25 ZXIS Cheat lx he xx ho does hu beet A111 has a xx1ll to t1x W ho alxxax N has 1 flllthilfl goal, 114 nex QI axlxx Oh, xx x Hou IIQXQI flllil h1m 1tlllll,I lound V01 ex QI flllillllgl' f1ult He 11ex Q1 t11eN to sklp the g1OLl1lCl A11d Qax It Q WIa1x s fault He does hls dutx ex QIY dax , Is alxx ax S xx O1 lung on , He knoxxx h1x lJLlNlIlQSS, and hls oxx Il Does not depend on John He 11ex 81 stops t'o1 moans and ALIIOAIIN O1 xx he11 h1s xx o1k IN 1ll complete, Then he xx1ll haxe hls fun Not gleat l1ke Caesa1, stalned xx1th blood INDI Qelf1 h 111 h1S xxaxs, But o11lx gl eat ax he 18 good, FOI that s xx hat alxx axe pau S es he lt ls xxho x hound to XXIII Who 11ex G1 lxnoxxs defeat, And he xx ho alxxax s does h1s best V111 flllfl llfe most complete Berxl Ladd 9 H' 7 '4ff E ZZ 'X X N --fsf-'N V ,dZ,,,x'P 'xff'S - ff,-XX QXXX Gsii 5 I-M 3- , z.. x' ESQ f 'M Ill SIX l --- 'x 'xr' r ' 'I ' r --we-4 :M -' - - ' PM Q 14-12-11 1 - 0.17 ' S'-V47 W1 1 Y..-5 GI IC, 'I' I HE - 'S , V Ax 'S K. 1 . 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I C ix. - same walrant prlots Mrss Brownlee and Mrss 'NIcAdams gurded onward Thrs trme Fred Chalmers was therr Captarn and under hrm were Harrx Mathrs Lors Fryberger and Tom VS artensleben Thrs year Tom also made good rn basket ball w hrle therr Sam trrumphed ox er all rn pole xault at the annual freld meet at Sher rdan at Douglas he conquered all saxe one Sam began to shrne rn football and the grrls team rn basket ball was sec ond rn the tournament To break the monotonv of the calm of hrgh seas and enlarge therr store of funds thrs most br rllrant of classes successfully presented the comedy COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN Then terrrble to relate the skres grew slaty black and the good sh1p Sophomore was hard put to keep afloat for the gales blew frercelx and the seas ran w rld rn the herght of the tempest they crashed wrth a thunderrng shock upon the craggv rocks and boulders of bankruptcx strll the shrp sped to harbor through the angrv deep gurded by classmen true to duty s call They re aboard the Junror now and though the storms swept down and the seas rolled round they know thex ll make therr goal Strll therr worthy prlots Mrss Brownlee and Mrss VIcAdams stand bv them and staunch strll are Sam Ixendrrck and C D Thrs year Jack Wales rs at the helm assrsted by Harry Mathrs frrst mate Lors Fryberger keeper of the log and Merl Seney guardran of the our se All hands are on deck for therrs are strong hearts and true to the srlx er and rose Gorng further than the bonds of custom they plan two plax s for the Junror Vear One THE NEW LADY BANTOCK has alreadx been successfullx staged In further effort to refrll therr purse thrs extraordrnarw class sponsored the famous moxre Abraham Lrncoln In thrs thrrd wear of therr xox age lrke meteors on the grrd rron Glenn Coleman was one of the four mem bers chosen on the Hrgh School Debate team and a Junror won frrst place rn the State Readrng Contest at Laramre Junrors captur ed the frrst three prrzes rn the Home Lrghtrng Contest agarn demonstratrng the lrterarg talent of thrs most wonderful of classes The skres seem brrgher now and therr hearts leap up as from the mast above rn Sam s famrlrar xorce they hear A sarl' Hates a sarl' It s that of the grand old Senrors 1nd as thex w 'itch rt srnk below the horwon agarnst the sunset ther look for w ard to the trmc when ther wrth all therr accomplrshments and rtt rrnments shall srnk rlso behrrrd the horrfon wrth all the glory of the settrng sun Harrret Lrsle Horton 'ls Z?xXi Z '71, 4 Sr X XSS 'X Z L T' . m . - s ' 3 se , . 7 Q x X ' xx xx Q 'if lr , , x Q s- l ry, 1 Y I ' , . v w 1 v . w l v v I I, .. .. 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MX? fx Yoo Hoo MR PQGSIDENTO X 3- OF COUQSE Q53 war-IC ED VICTORY ou'r of- our-I HALL or FAME HOLEIN ON: COURSE IN NKNETY THREE I PMJDCO E3 vi ..l, WHERE Ttib ANNUAL lg aol-xRo wu.n. use NO 1-Hao. ww-uRLwKN VIR SPEA KER LOST S GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN WITH INITIALS ESE ,f Q I fx K ,X D IICATFE RED MY OPPONENTS ARQQUMEN1-5 As THE Auw-QMNWIN0 SCA'r'rc-RS Tae Degg LUWSS OF 'rf-cs FALL f 5? ,rig 4m oug WND ND B DHWSON BY THE Y Q 6oLFA1'IC TQNNE THIS mamsneo 0wmLess5 1-uma 5 QUE A-'V' I f Fmns ED f REAL OLD l00fo Kmcvx EE! W I Q s Tncae P Emcmsrf C-VT' AS MIG ONCE ASKED WHY D065 BOB MANLEY ALWAYS HAVE HKS SIDS CUQTAIN5 UP'-J CLOTHES' PORTR T QF A STUDCNT wno READ A L. THE .muses IN THE ANNUAL 7 - 'QF rn Q33 liiifif f ' i ' 47 Q ' ' I 1 .J ' ' V J 2, , 65 J N Rx X ' F 5 - XX Q 4 , X ' I C P N . 4 ' 'GW of ' ff f X fix KN W M5559 X5 N .,,-' .Jr X H! ff W ,A ,QNX P- .VJ I 'ff ' X wE COULDNIT LEAvE lg Q-H 1 mmf' - V ,S . .. i - 'JYN 1 'H' -X, 5 - VT - 5 -1 TT V V .T 1 f , If' ' Cf f xg SX' V vdcugix? 4l V! 6 fl, 1 I Ik U U xx , a g I ,XA 2 -4 L , , t, Q 5 X 7 fi? 1 Lwn I ,fx 5 1 15133, - U Z-Z? x0 U ' h A , 1 Q , . K H , l f , X X :wry ' ' ' X- ' 9 dlvgf GP 94 l .2 ir - T77 Q' N WZ? 355' 1 t 6 T62 Y Al Q . n 1- V 47 umxfffsisi A w as ffl 11 -, 1 Q I -cm' K I, 1 Q mf f - . '2 -, x X , Q . -:Lag - F- I R'l'Y - SEVEN' x' 1' 'XLT Q SN. 1. ,SEI FK R573 :ar 0 mm-faiejeu E N E- E? 4 Zflf . , W ,, ARTHUR BOTTOMLEY. Bxadentown I'lor1da M H S La Salle Illmols L S P 1 semester 4 EUINICE MARIE SAGE lShortyJ Lovey come back to me Q E Q C1rlReserxes 1 2 Delegate to Ebtes Park 1 LOREINA TOMPKINS 1DelmaJ Stub where art thou' E Clase Basket Ball 2 3 Clam. Play 2 Cul Reserves 4 Shputmq Slst rs 3 Pep Club Presxdent HENRY EBY 11-lanky Tee Hee' I-In face doth ever hatch a gnn Clam Babket Ball 1 Yell Leader 3 4 Sophomore Play P ntathlon Meet 2 rt, S 3 f5f - v E f K xxxr g-- 2 J SX faux gQ , V N fl Q g 53 of A ii' 'Z ,- fd- 2 I URTI 'SIX , , . . . Y . I I ' 7 , . y . y ' . 7 . , - ' if . - . Nfffea . ff - lx S. .Z f NX 41 ff , fn.- e f Q i N-e f ,nm 64, f , .- -QM, - g 1- X f ,,A-A , , . 1. .S .5 Wx.. 1 Y - -f + 1, N x f , f 5 .us 'ia ,.. --- - f- S X tv' A, - i 'rffl X f- - - S - .- -4 4 - - - . f- ,.T -in 0n their merits modest men are ever dumb. fr ,, . ,, or Fefe lea X5 riff 1-sg. L, ' R I gpg-zu WAILES WOLFE A cloud of dust on the sky lme afar Class Basket Ball 1 2 Ca tam 2 Interclass Track 1 'P 'i 4 Sherxdan Casper Track Meet Y 2 Tug of War 'S Debate Chalrman 4 JAIN ICE LA TOUSH Sllence and modesty are womens greatest adornments QEQ Nm mal I rammg, Ll LA TAYI OR She greets you kindly one and all FLOYD BARBOUR Stub our footballer Entirely holler Above ye place Where he wears his collar Newcastle H1 h School l Class Secretary 2 '3 Football 'S 4 Tu!! of War 'S ub 2 4 Treasurer 5 SCCISIZITS H Y 2 Laramle Week GEORGE W LEITNER lJlggSl Whoopee Power Rnver' Club Football 4 Class Track 5 1 Class VlcePres1dent Z 3 Hx Y 2 Class Play 3 Sherxdan Casper Track Meet 2 Tug-of War 3 Tennls Club 3 -I wuibj v IDI TX PIKE ' ' . . D ' --. Hi- 6 fs. ' Basket, Ball 3, 4, Craotain 4. Hs'-'cf fzi, , 1 f. - V . i- f . HS., Y 4. '--,3f4.' G ,fnl BLU gl lcd xv X Q 3 R.. E s g1 B 5 Selki FORT! I-Illk IEORCE R DICKSON lD1ckj Yodle on yudle A et all mall CILBERT FEBO QGID Hes one who doesnt mmd a but What other people say He nel her looks to Ilghf or left But calmly goes his way Baxeball 1 L x uw 4: War QFORI F H Sli LFR 'Vla r H1 ple EDWARD IOEHRING 1Edl Nearly killed cn e by a tram of thought pass mg through his mmd uh us 1 Vlax ANNA M PASTERSKI Anna Ib a quiet Ines But one who cannat be surpassed ul Ruux PANZY DAZEY The comm: of Spnng Nc :mal Fralnmg --- -1 wr. 'V ' 7' '47, ' -x,,,, 4. , -' 5 ' ' Qw- 'Q lQLi5:C:,'-'Q ' Q ' N . Qf m g Sf' . ' . ! Cl' 55 Bask B 2, 3, 4, Basel 1. 'l'up:-uf-Warn 3. 'la ss 3 . 'l' z- f- ' 3, 1 l Af. Cl 1. 2. 'l' 5- lf- ' - 3, Q. I-Z, Q, G , . ,'. gf :Z ez: mirwi-25.652-3 . I- J, 134 '-71? A- -1 x - fi pr, ' . ' f xv - X. Q E' -eve' Qpvl 5 ' -.sg gf 2 STEWART WAGNER LWagJ I do not count the hours I spend Class Basket Ball 4 Ockbhepeuda 'lug of War 3 Y .5 Sherldan Cabpel 'hack Meet El GENE WILSON ml eneb Stull waters run deep Plum Cmeek School 1 H1 Y Sherldan Cahpel Txack Meet Tug of Wal 'X IHCQICIHNS Fracl 3 4 L01 ISE H CI ALSSEN Deep brown eves running mer with gee Shoutmg Snstexs 3 In 1 menu .3 Ldlmmt IRENE COLEM AN The dallw newspaper Ashland B ixkgt Ball Ill9ldIN Sounty Bllllngb 3 Alpha kappa Tenm: Club O D Cub E MARX I SCHNEIDER I do a lot of thmklng I' Nc lm xl lyammy, HAROID L DI 'NC-XX 1Punki If he be not fellows with th hut kmg thou shalt fmd him the best lung of good fellows H1 Y u1rlfmCApl lx t rt mm Att llfltl no lull H S fu Intextlasb Bah et I S Cluh Iknms Club 'lull of Vtax S :sv I' IRIX THRFE W nf .WL H ' Hi--t--1, 4. ' 4 - f - 1 - V - f2. ' , ' ' ' l . Q. '. Q. Y Gi'l Rx'- ': 1, 2. I ' 't--1, 2. 5 f-2. . , 1 .' Q- - Q. A quiet one! I never havelmuch to say, but Q. I. QM A A '- cz, 4, Sh- ' - 's 1-' -ack Mez- 2. Int:- lass 'l ' 'lc 29. l. SI' - -i fl. If: tl' el. S. , , I ide. ' -- -k Ball fl. 2, fp l 1 Qjgnf-1 6 :JJ xi Q? ' J 1 E ABQ K ls 1 s-ggpi? IRIX lh SHLRNIAN RILH ARDSON 4Sherml He hac no time for glrlx or fame A mere diploma ls his alm LllCUllUlL IX uulanCxpu Nu ALILF I- HAI! 1Shortyb The unspoken word newer causes trouble QF2 ROSE M HOSBl RK She Ines tu please everyone ILTHEL MOCK 1BabeJ By dlhgence :he vuns her way Normal 'I ralnxng, I- Ai I-. 'Wil NSON 1Blllyb The faithful are certain of their reward Normal lrammx, li het. Ball 1 1- C lrl Reanrxe HARRY C HON Came for anything Oduhnpmrxda 1 Lla 5 liaslut 1 Llaw Play Sheridan La p 1 lla lt 'Vhet H1 Y lu! of War , --- -. wr, fn '-1' -e---- . ...., ' 'J ie L '1 N ii? ig 'Nb' ' N r' 5? uk 1 l Af' 2. il. l. HA- ' l. Sh 4- ' - ,Z S 'l,l'llL'li .1 t. Tu:-uf-War 15. . .. C . Q, E. Q. Aas' . l mg., 1. Q. ' -- lizhll 4. ' ' ss, .' -4' - s 1- 'c'.' . A- Y ZZ. 3, -1. H - - 3. Q: mm!-iffsjoi I V 'r 'T.7Q 151 +':ii::.-gl' , 47 x Q . ALVIN G STRONG I cannot deem why men toll so for fame Af., Club 3 4 Tu! of War 3 LILLIAN E BAKER 4Lxlll An! She conducts herwelf with a quiet dlgnltv F Normal Framing MARGARET E DAY fMlgl A merry heart that laughs at care SUSIE C GLASS Our typical school marm Normal Tram mg LAURA TUNE QBeej She sees and hears but says llttla Ocksheperlda 3 Snnlor Annual Board National Honor Soelety QEQ IEORGF K DOWNER Uurgel Deah me 'lug of War 'S Class Play .5 Y 2 Annual Board s X , 1 ltixcf I-URI! UNE . mf - '-1 -- , . 7 ' ' x N 'T x V .K 7- 1 . Q. 1. Q., H l ! Hi- 2 , 3, 41 A HLETICS gf PQ, 4X WW' ,QA ful ff-ffxjkf J - WIT 'x If fi x14- V xgffagg' fly? 4 -R, nfl!! XXV Sw fx PV ' S gi y 'C5u4 ,-fgg ix, f X f 3 A .- s-J MM? Au ' f ,wig ' Jigfx ' XE 1 I W X 4.1-,r -1- Q1 W - 41 J N-fx f fig QYN f yu, NAV! 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'54 '1'Q E1 Q . - W- .: J Q H XRUI D 0 BRIFN JXWU-S RILNNIL I Xl IIXIL M IIIIAWIS DORIS NHXIII HIb'10RX O14 CL-XSS OP 28 In the fall of 1924 two hundred and twenty mx of the ueual type of green F1eehmen entered 1nto what was for them a new world After the d1ff1CUlt16S of reglstratlon had been oxe1come we all eomehow O1 other passed safelv through the blg soclal event ot the new wolld the SQHIOI ITIIYGI O11 Septembe1 19, we held ou1 flret class rneetlng and elected the fol lowlng Off1L91S Presldent Harold OBFIQII V108 Presldent Jlmmle Ren 111e, bec1eta1x, DOIIS NICN6ll, and Treaeul e1, Pauhne W 1ll1ams G1ace B3I'lJOLll and Altlllll Sandusks we1e selected as ou1 commxx 81011918 In thl Sllclflf c and unu ual w nlcl 1nto whlch wc were put 1 tew ot ou1 numb 1 haw becn ablc to Ldlll cllstlnftlon Alcc Balblla wa a n1e111hc1 of the fll t ou rl lll oocbill lucllle Patte1 on w on fnxt rlacc 111 the S H Q mano context w ho 1cp1c ent Llw a lldl 1 c 1 11111c1 one 1 11111pl11x 4 x 1 1 1 1 c N 11111 ClllL l 1 1 1 Q L L 41 XXI all Xlc 11 lxl or R1 Y Y v Y 1 1 l A K. 5 , Y Y -A A v 1 v v 1 'I' ' ' ' X ' V ' 7 1 v 1 I Aviv Aw If . kv A-I Y ' V v 1 , . 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IH R1 I-SS H XHRX IUHI SOPHOWIORE CLASS HISPOPX Thele was an old woman who llxed m a shoe She had so many chlldren she dldnt lxnoxx xxhat to do ln September, 1923 MISS Wyatt Stal ted sex entx SIX box s and one hun dred and thlrteen glrls on the1r route to vxxsdom Vx alter Dax1s xx as chosen p1 esldent for the flrst year s xournex, Haux Loxx e, hls asmstant, Harry BUlg9SS kept the record of the happenmgs, and Elwabeth Johnston han dled the money James OMarr and Josephme bebo xxele elected to the Student Commlsslon The colors chosen for thx xeal S banner xx ele purple and xx h1te The class was dlstmgulshed bx Belxl Ladd, xx ho xxas sent to Lalarme f01 the muelc contest and xx on hrst puze 111 the p1ano contest, and Paul Pond, vxho xxas put on fn st squad Ill tootball, and manx other boy on second and th1rd squads The Gnls Basket Ball Team xx on the basket ball champxonshlp of the Guls Teams In the second xtal of the tru! Haux bul e xxa rho en mm xdent Haux Low lame 0 xldll and Yesta H1 h xxrxe the Sophomore Comm l0IlLl The la s xx is dl tlYlLLllNl'lQd bx a fexx more boys 1n the tn t quad on tht toothall tefzm Thr Cnls 1 ltt Ball Team utalnul the b slxet ball th rn ,nf n h1p and tht lux xon th l' championship e M s. and 7 s en oyul QATLIYIL nartx t L Cl xt I L fhlltld ffxmnxsl m It xxa a jolly paltx on Prlday the thntttnth 'll L nlix pu tmul hx tht Nophomorcs xxa The Charm Sthool I' lxa Duncan l'll lX NINE '1 1 4 '4 17 v n. A A n., 5. 5 I CK , ' , ' , M , ' N ' 7 , , , 37 , . 9 4 T nv- Y - . . . . , . 1 w. l , . V I 1 1 v v . ' 1 0 , . . . ' s . s L .7 v ' . K K 'A ' 'L V - v v v Lx Lv v Y . vu w P . - Y 1 w . ' ' - 4' f- v v -1 I 1 n . Q , 1 Y ' : ' N' 1' ' l -, ' ' 'Q ss '. s - s g - - Q, hls asslstant' Harold McInt're the note kex:,e1': and Jose Jhzne Geho the treasurer. x 4 - Q V , 1 '. ' ' 2' 'V' m. . ISS 's- ' 1, 'T , -Y . Y I. ' 1 ' .5 S , ' . C K , 1' .lv Bzsi- -' '-' I ' a ' 2 Y 1 s . 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Mt YA. ,I Al l , tg - A ml Aw, First, Frm! Hummel, 1235 feet, A ci IS. ,nb ' Qu dl Him' ' p .',' . ' ' ' ' Second, Stanley Kuzara, 13373 feet 2 im-hes. . . , . - , , fm ... .. Q ' I'1iI'bl,, Yr-rn 132 'I fur. 233 Zi-5 I ls. 1, v D Sw , lillgwllu Wulf 11. I'11'st, XL-rn 152114 nur, Ili fc-1. 'j hi,-41, Xxvailpg X' HUA , :xtllfil Juuu, 235 fue , 113 ' ' -s. V Th , Frcrl Hummvl, 214 feet, 31 ' - ls. f 2 K First, Ilzmfhl Iiuncau. tin 1 38 4-5 s ' S. K' ' YI' Sv' , Ol' 'all livmlhzxir. ' v A 'I'I1i1'41, .luliuf Wilsnm. l'11'sI. xxilylll' flu-ml, 105 fm-t N IIIVIIUS. NAQHIMI. lwplun- I.1-nm-V, HL! ivvt ll lNt'lll'S. FUI ' IIUHHI - UP Ihll 1. .'Xfil'l2iN .Tl -. TH fc-1-tri i!1L'lH'4. lfirst, Ifrwl Hllllllllbl, IT Tl-L-I 10 in Hex. Sv- l. lfllivll- X'ils4m, IT 1'cctT1g in -hw. IIN? Yi -I Ijghh Tililfl, Sam Kl'llfil'il'k. 103 fum 111: ' 'lm ls, I i1'NI,Ymn IZmlmm.1Er11v H127 f4K'4!l1AiN. MV YUUH f. l:l'l,11l. l'Iqw-'iw XX'ilw11, ldrxl. 5:1111 I'I+:1:uiw,, i' :M-1 T im-hr'-. 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T s' ' if Sl rn R s QI Ahh CHAMPION S hogs Basket Ball Chammons The boys basket ball tourna ment was won bv the Sophomores who defeated all the teams and won flV6 out of SIX games plaved Wore splrlt was shown thls yeal because f the more nearly matched teams The followmg Dlayels m d up the cflanplonshlp team Paul Pond CCaptamJ Phllm Edwards Waldo Reynold Clalk Blue Han Lowe J1111 Townsley Ray! ond TBVIOI Centel Forward Forward Forward Guaxd Guard Gual d Cla s Champlons of the Girl The bophomoles came out ut t0ll0US ln the mterclass touxna ment bv wlnnlng the thle gunes plaxed Excellent plaxm bv tha different glass teams and e pe uallx bv the SODTIOIIIOIL was shown durm t Q fOUlI'ldlll61 lf The Sophomne t an ls compo ul lwnxx ml Nattl Bondx Iau llll Hun llll 1 IX 1 Gu'ud ILL I X lol 1 If lll 1 1 1 1 ' 4 ' A4 A A 5, 5 Q -V ' .v - 1 . , 1.4 ' ' . . . ' Q 1 0 . 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J' . v: 1-if 1 'T 2 GIRLS HIC H SFHOOI SQI XD The best players from all the class teams were chosen for the flrst squad Thls year the squad played only two outslde games the SC018 14 13 at Buffalo resultmg 1n a defeat for Sher1dan and the Buffalo Sherldan game here resultmg IH a t1e The scores of both games were so close that thele was lntense excltement up to the very end of each game The g1rls deseu e much credlt for thelr alacr1ty wh1ch was equal to that of the boys I' orwards Guards Wanda Helsbergf iCapta1nJ Lols Frvberger Nettle BOHd1 Felrls Platt Vlvoma Caldwell Jeanette Johnson Nlarle Swenson Allce VlcConnaug,hcy Fllen beamans Vlola Halvev Paullne Humphley Thelma GXVIII 1 -v 1 1 1 Y , T no ,J A L A Il ' . . . . l L , I . - L, , ' . ' v s I , l , . 7 A K . The squad IS composed of: T ' ' Y 1 ' . - 1 ' ,' 1 I L ' . , L . 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S' Q BOX S B HXSKIIT B ALL The 1920 basket ball seaaon was one of the best we have 9281 had Elghteen games were play ed, thuteen of whleh were won and fue loot Oul usual nnx seemed to be wxth us at the toulnament, for though we had p1 obablw the best team we ex Q1 had, we only got to plav two games The entne fudet bquad of tw elx e box s won basket ball lettere 4 lop Howl red Hummel Guard I ul lll l h e 1 w is alwax dependablt Cecil Redhalr Center L kc X 1 1 uh tltute at the pnot po ltlon and dld 4 0011 wolk w han called upon s L ' ill Stmlew Iluman hulrd N in ltllllIl1Ll 1 en he nk mon and wa a ton LICIIUOU XXU1lxL! IXIXIX IH Y 19 1 L A P 4 A F' 1 w ' Y Y ' ' 1 f v ' 1 ' 1 y v ' v Y . , , , . . , Y ' 1 ' w w v v v Y w I w I-' , ' ' . fr- h 11 ax 111:11 zu' berth on t e team for two ,VL'211'.' ind ,' x. 'Je'-wvzszs 1' A' ,' 'g Tom Wurtenslohcn, Venter. Tom was not outjumpwl nnlny times during' 'tho sea- son and lcd in the ,'L'Ul'lIlf,1' in som - ol' our lmzuwlest ga n-5. .' 2 -' -' , ' 1 . .'tz 'I ' l-l LS of J ks at t - haf- Q'l.l2ll'4l 'posi- N , ' '- ' 'H rr um-rife:-41 ' A , A f' le '-: '5 -i r q A ' xv! Q i gb, f - wif' ' 'lf: i ' x R- h kk - si-7 W EVHXTY-l CJl7R in fml 'l5n.'s3 gf Wx. si 1 'Q-If me-sgl .lf - 111. 5' 'NW 1 - '- 1 .... . ' 4 2-- . , - f 2 - -1 ,E E 'N' ..-I K f' Q - 'H -ml J' , - hc T11 i if 0 ' vi 1-if-13 - ' mm-fff,eju.- ' is 'Q-4 -in iii :X X Q' X Q- I m J' X ez, -.- :J FOOTBALL SCORES There had to be a time when we would have to build up a new teamg the 1924 season happened to be that time. Only three letter men were left from the 1923 championship team and with green material it was no easy task. Sheridan 0 Alumni 2 The graduates were fortunate in winning a hard fought game by a safety when they downed one of our runners behind his own goal line Sheridan 39 Newcastle 0 Newcastle had a scrappy little team and crossed our goal line for the first time Sheridan 20 Buffalo 7 Buffalo produced a good team and threatened to score several times but vsere unable to put one across until the last minute Sheridan 0 Crawford Nebraska 32 With a heavy hard hitting team Crawford got revenge for the only defeat they suffered in 1923 Sheridan 13 Buffalo 6 Buffalo made us work harder in the second game with them and it was only in the second half that we were able to push over two touch downs and overcome their lead Sheridan 02 Gillette 0 Gillette too had a new team which was even less experienced than ours Sheridan 0 Thermopolls 14 Superior weight did the tridk Thermopolis scored two touchdowns in ten minutes but did not threaten thereafter Sheridan 2 Buffalo 1 Thi ee times seemed to be the charm for Buffalo They were a happv ciovsd wx hen they defeated Sheridan the first time at football 'Is x X 5Zf f XX X 11- fa XXXEN X 2 -X: E Z P . . , . , . . . . . , . , . , . 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' ' Y psf , Q etxhr R mf FOO 1 B XLI FIRST TE ANI Fred Hummel Captaln Half back Fred has played on the team two full years He IS one of the best half backs we haye eyer had a good krcker good passer a hard hrtter and a dangerous open freld runner Fred was chosen as all state half back ln 1923 and on the second team Jn 1924 Sam lxendrrck Captain elect Quarter back Sam has speed IQ a good forward passcr and should be one of our best quarter backs wlth a lrttle more werght and a year s experrence Sam wrll be hard to stop R0 Harrison Full back Roy has been workrng three years to make the team He made lt wrth a vengeance although only werghrng 145 pounds he could hrt the lrne Hrs end runnrng and krckrnv featured several of our past season games Leicester Davrs Quarter back Les has been pluggrng away for two or three years and whlle not possesslng a great amount of bulk he makes up for lt ln headwork When given the opportunlty Les ran the team lrke a veteran Thomas Prerce Half back Tom IS a newcomer at Sherrdan Hrgh and though lackmg experr ence showed wrllrngness and should be one of the rnarnstays next year Floyd Barbour End Stub was at hrs best hookmg forward passes and drd some good Work He earned hrs letter two years Stanley Duncan Tackle Stan was one of the few veterans on the team and was a hard man to get by He has everal blocked k1CkS to hrs credlt and played a good all round game George Lertner Guard George had trred out for a backfreld posltron a year or two but made a place at guard the past season He rs a yery rugged fellow who can stand lots of batterlng Harold Duncan Center Punk took hrs bumps for four years before he emerged wrth an S He was at hrs best rn the Grllette game and besldes breakrng up Grllette plays, contrrbuted a touchdown to our score Robert Manley Guard Ccnter Tackle Bob was very useful and yerv yersatrle berng able O play most any lrne posrtron wrth credrt Guard was hrs regular posrtron how cycr and he frllcd rt satlsfactorrly Jack lxerns Guard or Tackle Jack comes rrom a football fallllly and IS llyrng, up to traclltron Jack was one of our best lmc men and w1ll be better nerct year N lctor Ecclr Guard X lt llkes the ganrc and although hc has played but one year he should oc a yaluablc man ncrct year Hc played guard and tacklc but played hrs best ganrc at guard rn thc Thanksglyrng game lau' l'or1d Pondrc though only a iophomorc played cyery quartcr of exery game B lclcs bcrng, able to catch forward passes Pondy can throw them He rs a ood lxckcr and may be shrfted to the backflcld next year IXIX SIX 1 Y Y .I A V V V' . . ,. 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V B- - - 1 1 .v -- lmn-u.Sl.U 6 LD IET1 v' Q xg T11 grl Football VS ILIBU R VN RIGHT L0 XLH Coach Wught has been Ducctor f Athletlcs fox sw Vears and dullng thc e has tulned out teams that haxe made ploud Shu ulan hampmn xxltlllfl tlc 1G3.,ll1l0 of Coach Xxrllght Hlgh School hxs tllllllll out thlec stlte sh1p football teams and has lost onlv two stat games Sheudar and Sheudan H1 h a1e ploucl of .y0l Coach PRED Hl NINIPI L XVI XIIN Ixleddy Hummel IS one ot the best all louncl athletes that Shelldan High has QVEI known H captalned the football team IU 24 and has played thlee seasons maklng the all state m 23 He was also captaln of the track team IH 24 and has played haskct ball thlce wcals IX Qhelldan SIX Veal s Sllellfldll I1 W aim:-iii?-lib? -if 3 1.':,-f11 g ' ' .. vm. Q 31 AC RICULTURE CLUB The Agrlculture Club of S H S IS one of the most celebrated of 1ts organlzatlons It has won its popularlty from all who are lnterested 1n farm llfe by the quadr1l1es clrcle one steps and those old waltzes that are pranced off at the many partles sponsored by It For the past four years the funds acqulred from these partles have been used to send a stock Judglng team to Laramle Mr C G Howard IS the one who IS responslble for th1s organlzatlon for he 1S the dependable advlsor The offlcers for 1925 are Lawrence WIISOH, Presldent Harvey Davls V1cePres1dent Seymour Wllllams Secretary and Treasurer and Harold Cooper Sergeant at arms Hx Sl Z if-Zg,4'?ii 4 X X '- X XXX f Z E Z M Y A rf J n ' ' 9 - . . . , . . . , . ' 1 . . - . ' . . . x 1 9 J Y - - l -1 , X K , , ,S N 4, -V . ff -- 4 ,,,,Z- X Aw 4,01 . -: L - xx - ff- , I N I ' - - l A .l 'iffy , N T M QMS! X -S ,, + N- X S f- V NNN' '?'f- Y' L T? S 5' , '-317 1 'i - 4,-,: !!,,. i X if Z Z f- 'l - f X T 5 -' ,zz-' '--- T .T -- 1 , , ,-- 5 J ,- fi' -.QA-2 x an umeiisjsi S . '94 -in E3 1 , L. S1 . ' m ' .L '13 BOYS GLEE CLIE MISS French muslcal lnstructor 1ns1sted upon a Boys Glee Club last September In response to her call a great many staunch vocallsts en rolled They were the ploneers of the Boys Glee Club of S H S Dlsre gardlng then' bashful t1m1d attempts thev have done verv Well We hope that ln the future they w1ll become as well known and entertalmngw as the correspondlng Glrls Glee Club ,Quik ff i X XX if Q ,-ff' E Z I ,,- X r ' 1 9 1 ' or J . . . . . , I ! . 7 . , . . 4 . . ' i s 2 . . . ' D ' ' Y . . , ' 1 X f e , f. C: ff Z K ,3 T, V, ' 'A f ' Y Cf 'Q fn.- 2, fx X ee - S ff' T R 3 ' '10, 1. y - ' ... 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W'- j tl S, it ' -l GIRLS GLEE CLUB The Glrls Glee Club under the supervlslon of M1ss French IS one of the leadlng organlzatlons of the school There are one hundred and thirty glrls enrolled 1n the Glee Club th1s year The glrls w1l1 take an actlve part 1n the Commencement BXQICISSS IH the sprmg The Glrls Chorus of 1925 gave for thelr annual concert the cantata Three Sprmgs by Paul Bhss 1n the Llnden Aud1tor1um the evenmg of May 8 Thls IS a story of three sprxngs that rlse hlgh on the mountam s1de a l1mp1d pool they l1sten to the butterfly s advlce to the ambltlous l1ly to be content then down the brook they flow merrlly cheerlly untll they come to the three llttle falls where lt IS rough and dark but cool oh so cool Then they go down the slugglsh slow movlng rlver hearlng the song of the rowers then leaplng and falllng they shoot over the great waterfall and at last from the t1p of a wave out on the ocean vast they are drawn up by the sun to the soft clouds above to be wafted back to thexr lovely home hlgh on the mountam Slde The chorus was seated 1n front of the house whlle three glrls repre sentlng the three sprlngs mterpreted the story w1th the1r danclng S X1 . , . . . . n Q Q , I , 1 u . N . . 1 . n . , . ! ,, . ,, . . . . . . ! 7 7 under a willow tree. One is blue, one is white, and one is gold. First, in 2 I . . 7 . 7 3 . u , 1 1 ' , : , , 1 - 1 , lf xlgv' Nl,,, L Q X. I I , -Q Rega l' fi QE fgiiniijvilllg ' .gf A r fl1 W: Al 'Www gl . ' x' r ' ' 'J IHF SHE1 ID XX HIGH SC HOOL ORCHEbTRA The Shel loan H121 1 Sehool Orches-ra, wh1ch has been under the d1rec 1-on of J S Jox ce fO1 the past foul years, IS one of the most 1mportant L,1gJ.1l172l.tlOHS of the school The orchestra has furmshed mus1c for h1gh -f fool assexnlolxes, fO1 h1gh s hool play s, and fo1 Comn1erc1al and Rotar5 Llub banouets Nh Jo. ce nas auanged and d11e ted a concert eaen veal , the last tvso 1 eals al the Lolus Theat1e One mole concert VV1ll probablx be g1Ven thlg 1 efu The pez sonnel of the Ol ehestla and then mstruments ale as follows X cl Jo lxull1 'Xml Ch11sfpnsf.1 Rubx Pollalcl Janus Renme Louna Logan, S1 le Xlfllfet 1 aLX ll DonalclVothc1sead Iuc1lleHus1tt Luc 1111111 'N 1111 lmatl1c1111L flllllllll 2, kll X 11111 bu uc 1 1 1 lkll 1 x LION lm 1oco111 Ions boo h lame Luc X x11,1n1'1 Lf NINI r 1 3 Y N 1 1 1 ff 1 5 I A A R f A 1 V.: ' f' 1 L V ' ' A , A- ,g1. . .1 . . L ' 'f , v 4 f W 1 A ' V . - 1 1 n 1 Y ' 4 Y 1 pl. 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'E-16 ' I-TQ lfh ,g ,,,. . 7 Q Y- Q-J I N F HIC H SCHOOL B XND 1he Sne11da11 H1g,h School Band, aleo, under the leadelslup of J S Jos ce, p1aot1ces tmce a w eek 1n the mus1c room The band plav ed fo1 all the football games and, also, Loosted the team at Buffalo M1 Jox ce plane to play a band concert at the Lotua 111 the near flltllle The band hax spec1al1Led 111 marches, ox e1tu1eN and CIHQQICAI 11umbe1Q thw 1 ea1 The band IN composed of the follomng ll Pull lone xlill Sams L 1111 Buluell VL11 1 cnmtt TllU1ll'l Han a T1r111l1o11c lu cm Bennett H?1lJl1l Duncan Rox Ha111o11 Buxl Ladd Stem ut S1111tl1 Baxc pl1o11e Ellllhl Hall Il3101dvllQ1lltXlE l1211lOll0 Palmu Donald Blake Noi HHIIX H011 11111et Do11'1lr' H 1lco1111 Joe Nloulu T 111 ll 11 Tall P11cl1l11 Xugam Hop' null W 11111LL N11 1 my 1 obut Nu l X 1 4 '1 1 ' 1' L L A ni T 1. I Y K 1 I . . 1 v . y r ' - 1 1 . .V . . . i i V . .' . Y 7 ' I V' . I 1 . f'5'llL'lSf- ' . A lj, E 1 ,111 '3- -, gs- .'h'll. 2 ' . 1112111 G1llesp1e. Envood Duncan, James XX oodhead, Terexa Asxew. :x.l'Cll1Q 1lCCllIlt0Ck, Cla 'i S- .Q 4 - l, f - ..o E pf mt . -,'llC5 J' '- j'. 'f' ia gms. P'-'11-.la a1'1. Basf -151 . A lIcI11ro1, IZ 1' Lott. 151111115--lfiill Glfllcxi. .loc Iiulli, o an friT1r-i i5Jl! Q E46 1-TD E5 X: X .L , , o ,U at fm. -3 Z' QEQ The Q E Q IS a mysterlous orgamzatlon of Senlor g1rls Thls organ1zat1on was started 1n 1915 The purpose of the club IS to br1ng the Senlor g1r1s together and de welop SOCIHI Splflt among them At the end of every year the Junlor g1r1s are 1HV1t6d to Joln and are 1n1t1ated 1n many queer and unlque ways bv the members Th1S year the the Amerlcan Red Cross 1n thelr 1925 drlve The offlcers for the year 1924 1925 are Wyoma Caldwell Pres1dent Margaret Brooder V1cePres1dent Edlth Roblnson Secretary Margaret Lloyd Treasurer Mlss Yeager was chosen sponsor of the organlzatlon th1s year N Q. E. Qfsltook care of the Christmas Benefft Fund for the.p0or and helped Q rein-eisjexi or .. E 'RAN T-if: 1 X' ' 'j' e x m X 'W ' S' sang, Q 3' l FHL PLP CIIB The Pe Club 1s a nexx organ zat1on to support and to promote all H1gh School act1x1t1es Flf een ffuls of the Semol Class xx ere ele ted bx then classmates to form the Pep Club Fyfreen Onls from the Jumor Class xx1ll be ele ted ea h xear to suc ceed the outgomg members Th1s xear the vuls sold tlckets and formed a center for orgamzed xellmg af the games Sex eral tlmes the Pep Club gaxe programs at the assemllxes to arouse enthuslasm A large blre and gold Lanner xx as made xx h1ch xx 1ll be passed down to the ccmmg Per Club members At the f rst me tmg Lorena Tomplxms xx as ele ted Presldent X 11g1n1a Floxd Qe leta x and Treasuler and Nllss Poxxers the sponsor The othel members are Helen Adams AlLe1ta Atklnson Grace Blackledge Mar ,ale B adf eld Ylalgaret Brooder Gra e Campbell Vlxoma Caldxxell Helen Cone EllZ3lq6 h Kukpatuck H len Nelson 'NIarJor1e Palmer Edlth Robmson and Isabel W 1ll1ams Lorena Tompkms x x r 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 4 A 1-s 'w v 1 i ' 1 , U r - .,, 5 D 3 1. 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'9-f b?-in E15 :eg-of-11 M L, LW :f ml l III1 SCL 3 The S Club IS becomlng a bettel OI'g3Y11Z3tlOll each year and exerv bow who N athletuallv mclmed looks forvw ard to becommg a membel Am box xx ho hae xx on a letter 1n am sport Qponeol ed bx Sherldan Hlgh School 18 ellglble to membershlp Pr1de IH belng a member of the club 18 exxdenced bw the number of DIHS bemg VSOIH thli Veal The offlclal pm IS a gold S set NV1th twelxe pearle Sex elal good meetmge xx ere held durmg the school vear also an S Club party Ol' I' IL ERS Stanley Duncan Vue Pleeldent Iexce tel Dans Tleasurel Fled Hummel btanlev Duncan lloul Barbour Luuxtu Dams Sam Kcnrlluk 'lom xRdltLllSlLbE.h Rox Ilalrlson Halold Duncan Geoxgfe Le1tne1 X utor Full Robut Nlanlex Tom PICILL lack hem Paul Pond HON OR ARX 'NIENI BERS Alan Balkel Tlueman Hedgei Hanx Nlathw Bf L Vhtn lull Pulhan Ilallil Condon Coaehes Xl L Yxllght C G HOXKHILI Bmk XX hxte Paul Qhleld ff A if f. ,wa-..f..-W., r . .H , , , f , , SI , lo I I an H 1 ' ' , . ' ' , , , K 'I 7 . v y v ' - N 1 v ' ' U . ' . . 1 . . . . U ,g Y . v 7 v - ' . ' , ax yu ' ' V 9 N , . . w Fred Hummel .,.,,....., .....,. A President Floyd Ba1'bou1'---,- ...... -,-,Secretary L' 1 A , A-i-vi--iw-- '.J- u -' A ', S 1 'ls --i ----AY--An . , Q ' A A . . ' 1 4 x rx, 1' v . . 7' . . . ' .. V ' Q- a -'-' 'l-., 'll' Ll .'- 1 va ' J N' 1 1 I n , - 7 - S vu' -.S V 1 ' . v, . ' vw. , I U . v k , ' ' ' , ., S C: .sf 1-an -' , .fvil i Qi. On, on, they came! Nearer, nearer they came. Devoid of voice the people backed slowly, steadily, silently to the lake's blue waters, down into the water, and down, down beneath the water. Tearing the smooth val- leys, scarring the hills and trampling the shores, the black host advanced to the edge of the lake, into the blue water, and far down beneath the wa er. For one moment the black leader looked about. All was bareness, desolation, and ruin-all except the lake. In its rugged, jagged surround- ings it was as tranquilly calm as it had been before the cloud came in the east with one last challenging brandish Greed followed slowlv and silent ly into the water His grey face reflected on the waters as he went far down to Join his victims When that black cloud cleared and the sun peeped cautiously out at this changed spot there stood at the head of the lake a tall crooked gnailed tree With sparse dark foliage its gaunt branches seemed beck oning Inviting tantal171ng beckoning it stood the black rider s sentinel The fires had died the camp had quieted while the three were held by the magic of old Magi s voice The air was cold and damp A heap of greying coals served only to intensify the darkness A great bank of dark clouds loomed on the horizon Suddenly a moon peered weirdlv over their edge It cast a streak of light down across the uneven hills and scarred shores and rested flickeringly on a grey reflection in the water Ah hissed Magi hoarsely there it IS haunting and taunting us in our loneliness and in our wretchedness for their ingratltude and greed A paler shaft of light shifted along the lake s marshy edge until it disclosed a fantastic tree A chilling breeze swaved its skinny knotted branches They reached out waved and clutched grotesquely Those four beings about a long dead fire in one accord Joined with a far away lonely covote a shrill piercing crv ot unutterable horror woe and fear Phe black beckoning sentinel shivered weirdly Rosma Kinnamon 111 HN 'ix f.zf'w XXXx X 04 'Z 5 E, f 1 Z, i X XXXEN 'X ,f f P . . . , . - ' h 1 - 1 . . as - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , ' . . . . . . . . , . ,, - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ., . . 5 n ' v , . 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Z. ll f- - -N :f f ' ?f X ug 1 s 1 -1., ' f fi--'-?L.A Y' Y X - P. ,fr - - -Q- -9. if ,, S X , I 5 Z Y' Z S W, k J- Y :.- A- s ' 5 ,Q ' 'fr -Qga ez: aim-fu aw if wt vig- 5 We-ii'1'3:'.1g 'UK 5,10 battle massacre and rald they extended thelr terrltory Hated and feared by all they were the tyrants of man There was one among them who realized and feared thls cond1t1on No man ran so fleetlv no one swam so purelv rode so darmglv Ol fought so bravely as Nawokl Nawokl s chlef treasure was h1s horse Chlgou g1ven h1m bv the Great Splrlt Such a mount' a huge sleek graceful anlmal of glossy whlte Hls brlght understandlng eyes flashed the sp1r1t of h1s master Often Nawokl spoke to the people of those former davs IH whlch they had been so happv and contented Thev llstened but dld not heed Sprlngs summers and wlnters passed peacefullv untll one wondrous autumn It had been a vear of plentv success 1n war and IH abundance of food and game but no thanks to the Great Splflt had been g1ven One mornlng 1n the helght of the golden season s glorv whlle the people were gathered llstenlng to Nawokl a large black cloud gathered on the horlzon It grew rapldlv 1HtO a ragged mass that covered the sun Strlcken w1th fear the people called Nawokx what It tl'1lS7 Tell us Wlse One' Then from the mldst of blackness a flgure emerged a towermg black r1der on a masslve black horse Rapldlv the horse and r1der seemed dr1ft1ng across the hvlls and vallevs stralght to the llttle camp bv the lake As he drew nearer floatmg a1r1lv toward them h1s face gleamed out grey from the black somberness of his sweeplng hood and cape In h1s hand he brandlshed 1n darlng challenge a ghstemng grev sword The people trembllng w1th terror looked to lNawok1 Now slowlv steadlly Qll6HtlV the flgure gllded out not st1fflV yet wlthout movement A great sllence fell over all The cloud ln the heavens spread slowly and steadlly untll It covered the entlre east Now the black spectacle was comlng along the shore of the peaceful lake NaWOk1 was leap1ng upon Chlgou galloplng to the r1der It was all so sllent so breathless' Would the phantom strlke thelr Cl 119f9 Madly N3W0k1 sped wlth spea1 ralsed It was thrown' The r1der st1ll advanced the spear lay on the ground bevond h1m Surely' It had struck 1ts mark Nawokl desper ately almed and threw another Yet the black horseman advanced toward the whlte Nawokl s never fa1l1ng arrows grazed h1m not 1n the least all fell d1rectly behmd h1m At last the two warrlors were w1th1n arm s lange The whlte r1der almed a deadlv blow w1th h1s war club The club sang as through a mlst touchmg nothlng solld and fell to the ground Now the black r1der ralsed h1s swold lowered lt and Naw Okl fell How the ashv grev face gleamed IH the sem1 darkness From the dense blackness whlch now cox ered all the horxzon from north south east and west an lnnumelable companv of rlders llke the flrst onlv smaller were closlng slowlv steadxlv Sll6HtlV on the fear para lyzed mob Nolselessly and wlthout dust the feet of those horses tore the earth makxng deep fulrows breaklng steep cllffs on round h1lls k --- 'n iff k ' K' -1 - ' -7' .. T- ,' 246 1-Tn ,rn i o,i,:'1llRf v Q. . Q 1. 1' ' X V 'T ' r lr 'I ll 1' . , I - 5, -fl m ir 7 7 ' , . . ,, . . . . . Q., g E , r . , 5 u ,, Y ., . . . . . . . r , , U ' ' 9 7 ,. ,, v . . . ,, . . . 7 K7 , . 7 ' . - 7 7 , 7 't ' ,, . . . , . . K . 7 3 H . . , . . . ' 7 7 7 ' ' y , . ll C 7 ' ' ' You shall see, replled the warrlor quietly. ,, . . . , a - . 7 .. . ' ' 7 . I 7 K . I - 9 7 , 7 A ' ,, . . , . 7 7 ' ,, . Y . . . . . 1 7 , 7 ' . ' I L L 2 Cl ' ' . . 66 ' . , . . , . ,, . 7 . . . . . . I v l . l s - . . . , Y u . ' . ., . . Y . . i I . 1 . , 6, . Y . . , , . . . . 4 ' K 7 1 1 9 , 1 u . . F I 7 ' - 7 .. . x ' Y I ,, . V 7 . . - , 7 S 7 7 Y Q . L 7 1 . l y V , 9 w . s - . ' ' . , . 1 I a L ! ' USE IIFNIDIIIC ' nu sf' if ' - fc' 42 aim-vis ff: 7 ,IP PRIZE b'I ORY THE BLACK SENTINEI Fat old Wala was hurrledly gatherlng drv StlCkS and twlgs EverJ where blanketed flgures bustled about tether1ng bonv tlred horses set t1ng up grlmy tents and unpacklng scant supplles of dry meat and bread Dark dusty ch1ldren scuttled to and fro restlessly Dogs of every hue SIZG and shape sat expectantlv on thelr haunches and walted for what probably would not come Soon t1ny f1res fl1cker1ng feeblv before each tent fogged the a1r w1th smoke Then mlngled w1th smoke came the odor of brolhng meat Wala called 1n a loud VOICE A man Welfd and bent and two small bovs came from 1ns1de the tent These four gathered sllently about the 11re Th1rsty O so thlrsty complalned one of the llttle boys My son you know there IS no water old Wala patlently answered The other chlld turned a puzzled face toward the man But Magx why do we not go down there? Magl looked At the rlght h1lls b1llowed hlgh and hlgher to rugged mountalns Dlstance softened thelr drv greyness to a cool blue the blue that flnally blurred the mountaln tops Wlth the sky Behlnd tralled the road back fo1 endless mlles to the reservat1on a reservat1on tool crowded too lonelv and too desolate to sat1sfv the cravlng of man s heart or body Here bv the road a dustv llttle band prodded bv need and drlven by wretchedness had stopped to rest for tomorrows Journey a Journey along that grey road ahead That road at whose w1nd1ng end another reservat1on was offered one of equal m1serv and want yet not the same But oh' at the left where the lad was st1ll gazlng fasclnated a lake so lclue so cool stretchlng for several mlles 1n a great oval seemed beck ste p banks the roughest cruelest landscape to be lmagmed Longlngly the ch1ldren watched w1th fear and horror Mag1 watched and trembled as he looked My ch1ldren for so he had called them s1nce the Great Splrlt had summoned thelr own parents do not look at It do not look I sav' But come I shall tell vou th1s tale then you too w1ll understand The sun was sl1pp1ng down behlnd those dlstant peaks The sharp bare h1lls seemed softer and less lonely 1n the dlmmer hght All th1s was ours there was dlgnltv ln h1s gesture all th1s and more SIHCQ the davs of the beqxnnmg of our race Our fathers thelr fath ers for manv ages had ln ed happllv hunt1ng t1ll1ng the fertlle valleys and roammg about free as the eagle From our tr1be the Antlers came the loxellest maldens the most sklllful rlders and the brax est warr1ors of the land ThlS verv reqlon was then home At f1rst xt was beautlful green and cool On the shores of that lake clean tepees were pltched Small flelds dotted those h1lls For a t1me all was peace and happmess But as years passed pros per1 y bred belhgerence The Antlers be ame restless and warllke By X ia. vi 51- l, , J Y . . L . . I V- .Y 1 1 , 1 . , y - 1 1 , x . , , . ' , 1 , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l 1 , 1 ' , . U 14 ' ' as ' ' 7 7 7 ' Cl 1 77 ' 7 7 ' . ,, . ' 7 7 77 ' . 7 7 , l P 7 I 7 . . , 1 7 I . . ' . 7 - 7 - . . , . u . 7 . - 7 1 L . 1 7 , ' 1 1 , 1 . ' 1 1 . , ,hi . 2 . . ' . ' . ' omng, 1nv1t1ng all to come. Yet, all about were Jagged rocks, rock chffs, S 1 , 1 , ' 1 . ' S , KK '. 77 ' ' ' 7 . ,, . T 7 7 7 . ' . ' . - 77 7 1, I ' 7 ' 7 7 ' ' 1 V 1 7 1 -A 1 . , , D . li ' , 77 ' ' ' ' ll ' 1 , 1 1 . ' , 1 y . A ' 1 ' , 1 . 7 7 7 , . U . V . . 7 7 3 . . Y 7 . . . 1 , 1 1 1 . H '- Q' l Y 1 , I 1, l 1 L6 ' . ' 5 1 1 . 1 , - L . c . UNH lZl'NlYlfI'IIl l lll'K E '5'-U -I -Jaos.D IF1 U' Q SSELQEXFC31 gli. .II J PRIYF POENI C OD S OWN COUNTRY When the world vsas belng created Moldlng our beautlful mounta1ns Magestlc rugged and strong He worked 1n the llght of mornln Thxs Sculptor who does all thmgs rlght And sa1d to H1mself as He labored I may tarry here lllltll nlght So on that mystlc mornlng He gave of Hls art the best And fashloned the hllls and valleys That stand the eternal test He gave the clearest of sunshlne And a1r that IS pure and rare Then touchlng the s01l w1th H1s f1ngers Called forth the flowers so falr Now perhaps He wlshed for mus1c And the waters heard and came R1ppl1ng and gurghng and tr1ll1ng And staylng for us the same Then He f1n1shed lt all w1th a sunset In colors of exqu1s1te hue He loved the beautlful plcture And left lt here for you For eons It lay 1n 1ts beauty By human eye unseen Just pra1s1ng God each season With 10y and song serene And then there came a xanguald The p1oneers of the West Fearless brave hearted lntrepld God loves such men the best They bullt a beautlful c1ty In the valley by the st1 eam He gave to them the XISIOII To fulflll the Master s dleam We pra1se our belox ed c1t5 Foreve1 our home 'm1dst the h1lls, Beholdmg our beautlful mountalns, Evel y heart loyallv thulls Jeanette Johnson aa' N' ,. 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Y . , 1 . 7 . 7 IHI' UC KSHI PILLID L BO KPD Pi l Clllfl IN Ralph H3VNlxlH Bu Ill IW Falus VVatt l l s Van Halyey Tcague vlslna mc Fdltol HHTIV Hon ul LION llqlli l Iu cne Dobson A l tant FLIITOI HIIIIGL Holton lcan NIc'NIanus I ell 'Iollxl l QUSIIT lxlnnlmon Russell Ha xx nth lI31 llct Lloyd Athlctlc l clltcl Steyyalt Ma nel LIULQ E. c an e Loulse Dlers DQTIISCII HLHICI Ixathfl n CUINIIWIIIQS Il01Otl'lX Cuyer f21tOOHlStS Ioe Wlolrls Ben Hollo RILPORTERS Senlol Joe XIOIII Fyeyn Baucl bopnomore Flya Duncan John FIQHIIHQ' lunlol Robelt SIHID on Ieanette Johnson l-leslmen Lucllle Patterson Joe Ger haldt FXLLLTX ADX ISORS 'VIIS Flances lan Bosklllx Nll NI B Mayor The Ockshepellda IS the Offlclal olgan of tlfe Sherldan Hlgh School Student Bodv It has been publlshed snce 19025 bl yyeclxly throughout the school year The staff Whlth IS selected 83llX IH the chool X931 has complete charge of the buslness and edltollal department of the paper The Work of the Oclxshepellrla Boald clullng the year 1924 1920 has lncluded dls tlnct achleyements and llnproyenents The out tandlngf accolnpllshnlent was the speclal Ockshepellda Edltlon of the Qhelldan Post Enterprlse yshlch clrculated over 6000 CODIQ For thls edltlon a speclal tart ua sclected that had complete charge of all but the mechanlcal depaltment of tne papel Othel edltlons that appeared ln the school 5831 were the Scandal Edltlon and the Senlol Issue at the close of the school year The Column a speclal fcature thls year was conducted and vwrltten by Joe Morrls speclal yylltel of featule altlcles Included as features of edltlons were short storle poems ln the Poets Celncr and contrlbuted artlcles from students and alunlnl The deyelopnlent and leadlnv of school splrlt and student ODIHIOH has been the chlef 3.1111 of the Oclxsheperlda IU eyery edltlon An enlarglng scope of nlaterlal and lnfluence has brought about the start of the Greater Ocksheperlda the foundatlon of vwhlch was begun by the staff thls yeal In antlclpatlon of a larger school and student body thls staff started to prepare for a greater school paper The eontlnued support and good ulll of students and buslne s men allke has enabled the Board to make a real success of the Camp Crler and antlclpate surpassmgz 1I'l1DI'0VQI'l16l'1tS ln the near future 181- HI XIRPIJ IWSO Y ' ' 1 ' 1 Y 1 rj A I 44 , s 'A J , 1 1 ISL. 5925 lf '. 2 '-I -Chief ,s.,. ,.c,., ,s,,.,Y, - Y s ' S' Ma .ager .... . ..,,,.,,,,,,,, Y 1 ' : ,-Xss.sta'lt Buslnes: Il aeelx, ,...,, P I' X f f C CQ 'r 4 ' Y--'---AY-Y--Yfw-Y-YYf C111' at . -. age ' ,.,,,,.....,.. 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'34 'T-Tb 111 i gif gy ' rm ' ' 'J 1. l SENIOR ANBI AL BO KRD Editor m Chief Stanlev Kuzara A slstant Edltor Grace Blackledgfe Business Managers Donald Holcomb Karl Waegele Sub crlptlon 'Vlanagers Alberta Atklnson Raymond Sanduekv Krt Edltors loe lVlorr1s Ixodak Ldltorfs Isabel Wllllams FIRULIQ Condon liter lrw Pdltors 'llaly Morne L lace C ampbell Joke Editors Marjorle Palmer George Downer Lloyd Klrbv Organlzatlon Edltors Laula Tune lawleme Wxlscnn lJI'dIll3.tlC'5 Editors Dorothy Goodnow Helen N elson Xthletu Fdltore fllldlkth Klrlxpdtllnk Llass President Fall Seney If .uultx Spon ors N N Hull ll my 4 v Y x L A . 1 nl' Alu' S - l 1 r J .1 n I .1 , S S' ' l 1 l 1 . . A ' A . .' I 34. , ' . . U , , Helen Cone Fred Hummel Y i G ,. Y . 'l . l 1 1 1 I Q ' ,liss 1 3 .' 1 -' Miss ilal -' i'- - ' LITERAR si-4! fx z'H ' J? f ff WR' ,X f Q f f 5 5 '4 2 M , rs wf ,X 2' x 2 Llwf ,QW f K X! A if Ilya' K X I ? K H 1 K 1 A ffl!! 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The results-not announced until a month later-were: Grace Blackledge and Raymond Sandusky BIAY DAY CARNIVAL The celebration of May Day has become an annual occasion to which the whole school looks forward with pleasure On this occasion May 1 1925 the Commission gave a carnival dancing party The girls gymnasium classes under the direction of Miss Prender gast gave several feature dances the May Pole dance the Mlnuet and a Jumping rope drill The gymnasium was decorated with the spring colors yellow orchid pink and green A decorated booth con tained carnival favors The Midnite Syncopators furnished tlfe music ' 4' if QS wsfigssg S Z gx fl k v 9 1 . , . - r 1 r 1 a 1 7 1 ' x - A A r- ... 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S1 I 1 Ill-XX KUII-'VIKN X X RAI PII IIAWRINS 1920 DEB XIE IEAM Thrs year has WltfltSSLil the grcatcst mterest yet shown by Sherldan Hlgh School ln clcbatmg The tcam whlch nas sclccted at an Asscmbly on December 16 1924 worked thrcc months IU mtcn e concentratlon on the state debatlnc, questron solwcd that lltc ll11p1lSOY'l1lEY1t Ylltll rc trlcted power of pardon on the part of 'che Fxccutlxe hould hc substituted tor c rpltal pun shment throuffhout the Unltecl States clubs thc Xeguatnc wmnmg, both debat s There was a dual debate wlth Buffalo an whrch thc Blue and Gold lost hx .2 1 Kl0ClSl0I'lN m both debatcs At the final cllmmatlon held February 152 at thc Orpheum Cfuus VS att and George McConnaugheV were chosen by the facultx as delcfates to uphold Shcrrdm Q forenslc honors at the Statc Tourna ment at the Lmxersrty of Vhomrng Mrss Frances Yan Boslclrk coach for the debatrng team accompanrccl them Laramre durm the week of the cournamcnt XIISS BERYI IADD -X member of the class of '21 was au ard ed the gold medal m the music contest at laramre clurmg Hwh School Week la t xear Shcrldan Hrgh School was ffrxen a large shreld on whlch was eneraxed Berxl S name and the wear 1924 This rs to hoxx the tudents of future years that S H S ua xlttorrous that year and who made thrs xlctorx pos lblc Beryl s wmnrng selcctron was Impromptu Rcmhold and Czardas one ot Nlacllowcll s composltxons UNI' PX I -.- -. 1.-, 2' ' - . . . -----' 2 - ef x -Q3g:.1-' f' Q N Q Q, ff v- 1- N it . P ' R I 5, T Ti fmonor: 5I1'C1NNAI'illl'IY a, ' . 1. , ours V. 'l l' . ' ' 7 Y V Y V l 41 'Q Y - f k ' lj: 1 ' 1- - l 15 ' - S ' ' . . 1 D 1' 1 v I . - 4 N e ' 1 4 1 . . l . 2 . L . . Y ' . r ., , L. , 5 , . .. ,. , . Z uRe- vx V 1 ' nf I A Y -' -,S -'. . . ' ,'e ',s 1. A is r H ' Q. During' January and February the team debated before the Lions and the Rotary ' , A 1 5. Y - ' fs' S ' 1 . ' A ' ' ' , 1 ' ' ' I h ' . lc l A' V I ' ' g r . A- . ltr. A- K 1 -' 2 'k K ' . L 1 - - . .k Y . . . j ' . ', -L -to ,,. ' ' 0, J, .L , A Y, ' H ' . , . : 7' v v w A .. ,D 5 - . ' ' ' Y ' , 2 a J ,, s . . , ' ' . ' v . - 5 . ,. L. ' ' A ,T . .J 'S s : j .. . S. , S J . .' A v , ' A . s . , , ., . . ,' ' . . , A v As ' . 1 1 ' . 1' A' FA. l HZ lll'XllIKI'Ill 'IXY Ifl' l 'fun di fmgliagsjujq .. Rf '54 QQ lfli c X f Q IX tw N sn , Q 1 . Qin cf-.1 That reminds me, I wonder if Gaius Watt is a great criminal lawyer now? He knew all about basal ganglia and such things. As if in answer to his question the radio boomed forth: Mr. Gaius Watt, the Robin Hood of America, will sing a portion of Paderewski's 'Minuetf accompanied by himself on his bow-string. Oh, he can't play! said Joe. If I hadn't forgotten my violin, I'd show him how to play. Maybe I can do just as well with this. So speaking, he pulled from his bundle a rubber band, some tissue paper and a comb From this he made an instrument of sorts, and start ed to play O O O H H' screamed the girls at the very first note How awful' Miss Powers sat up and rubbed her eyes Cone forever were the mem bers of the Class of 1925 gone were the voices that she had heard and what she thought was Joe s playing was merely static on the radio The dreamy waltz was finished and the only noise now the music had stopped was the distant roar of the ocean Oh sighed the sponsor has it all been a dream those faces that I have seen those voices that I have heard? But it was a wonderful class that class of 25' She rose and went inside the cottage A silvery moon hung over the sea and it was night The moonlight turned the daik ripples to shimmer ing moonbeams and seemed to say in tones as silvery as its light Throughout the ages and upon the same earth other classes will graduate from Sheridan High School but none shall be renowned to e tour corners of the earth in high station and in low as the CLASS OF 25 Hear ye oh ye people the true prophecy of the class of 1925' COMMENFFRIEN l' YVLEII The Commencement Activities are those to which eveiyone looks for ward during the year The banquet and Prom given the Seniors by the Juniors IS always a gala affair and will be given Mav 22 The class sermon will be delivered by the Rev Mr Zimmerman at the Methodist Church May 24 Com mencement exercises will take place at the Orpheum Theater Mav 27 Phe speaker will be Bishop Mead of Denver rig j X Qfw or wfiaisgg 'X 5 ,- TSN xxx? 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A? - ,T '-.gig .': l'.' 2 .'lxr:'rr:lf:N er gg-ig3.f--stu Ri . si Statlon P O P Arab1a came the announcement Mr George Slgler w1ll talk to the Arablan Kmghts on How to R1de a Horse L1ke a Cockle Burr Say cut m Kathlyn I went rxdmg Wlth h1m once and he rode more llke a grasshopper than a cockle burr' St1ll another statlon came ln over the alr as they were s1tt1ng and l1sten1ng Statlon C O D came the announcer s VOICE ThlS IS the atelxer ot Polret ln Parls MISS Ruth Nelson w1ll broadcast a talk on the new sprmg modes At th1s moment there was a knock at the door M1ss Powers rose to go when Bob who had been lookmg out the wmdow darted past her and embraced the flgure on the steps Hello Trav1s old man' Why Trav1s I d1dnt recogn1ze you I thought you were a book agent' apologlzed M1ss Powers Well say I l1ke that' Sald TfaV1S Just for that you folks have all got to buy a cook book from me Im agent for the X Cellent Cook Books Thanks murmured Vlona but I can make b1scu1ts out of my head Why am I selhn: cook books? flIllShed Trav1s Oh to pay my way to Yale Hot Stuff' sa1d Condon Say A T you can get to yall wlthout paymg your way where Keep st1ll sa1d Kathlyn he means Y al e not y a 1 1' Oh M1ss Powers' exclaxmed Juamta from the rocker where she was comfortably read1ng Barnum and Balley s Clrcus IS commg here next week Mary Bondl IS trapeze performer and Mary Ralston IS bear tramer Everyone clustered around Juan1ta and were soon readmg the ad vertlsements when M1ss Powers sald D1dnt SUSIE Glass used to go to Hlgh School 1n Sher1dan'7 Well here s an art1cle that tells all about her Read lt J uanlta M1ss SUSIE Glass read Juamta IS the most famous teacher of to day She IS hav1ng excellent success teachmg the Esklmos to Fleahop and play Dropq the Handkerch1ef She IS rlvaled only by Eula Dukes and Margaret Lloyd M1ss Dukes IS teachmg on Crazy Woman She says that the cowboys out there would make any woman crazy MISS Llovd IS teach mg Home Econom1cs to the cowboys at Decker She IS not havmg much success She says that the cowboys all make love to her lnstead of study 1ng thelr lessons Heard about George Le1tner'7 asked Condon He s a trafflc cop on Mars And the two Marys Mary Smder and Mary Schne1der are l1v1ng one 1n Tlmbucktoo and the other m Chlcago They thought they would put the Wldth of the earth between them so thelr mall wouldn t get m1Xed And Francls Sartaln IS stlll marrled Extraordlnary Woman eh wot? 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Dont you know h1m'7 sa1d Loretta That s Lloyd Kerbv D1dnt you know he had gone lnto the ITIOVIGSQ Well he had a pass and that s the only wav he could get near a studlo Otl161VK1S6 they thought that he vsas trylng to make fun of Hamlet By th1s tlme the others had entered Bob Manley handsome 1n full cow Loy regalla Vlona Shelhnger wlth a book under each arm and a motor cap on her head Kathlvn Sklnner sllghtly salty lookmg Francls Condon wear1n'f a ballet costume Harvey Dayxs carrylnv a sack of corn and wear 1ng overalls and George Dlckson wearlng a balloon t1re for a neckt1e and J uanlta McKern w1th snakes wrapped around her neck Oh Im so glad to see you all sa1d MISS Pow ers but vou look so yy ell so pecuhar' You want an explanatlon do vou began Franc1s Well there s old Bob Manley followlng 1n the footsteps of h1s namesake Robert Lee He s a cowpuncher at Bull Run Vlona has wrltten a book on How to Run a Fold Coupe w1th One Hand She wants to demonstl ate to you Thanks I dont need any demonst1at1on returned MISS Powers pol1tely What makes you look so salty Kathlvnl Wa1t a mn1ute Walt a mlnute MISS Powers sa1d Francls Shes been yn orklng around a lot of nuts saltmg peanuts I thlnk Say look at old Ha1yey Davlsl Hes been growmg a new k1nd of corn It glves the hlghest alcoholic content and makes the best mash of any corn grown He s made m1ll1ons on hlS dlscovery George D1CkSOH he1e IS mak1ng bal loon tl16S for perambulators Amt at hot? And Juan1ta IS a snake charmer All the snakes do IS look 1nto hel ex es and they 18 charmed She s 1n the same show as I am Show? asked Mlss Powers What are you do1ng He s 1n vaudevllle sa1d Juanlta and he s got a nevs dance H says that he learned lt at the old Palace 1n Sher1dan He calls It The Pool Hall Strut It s a blg h1t w1th the aud1ences L1sten' Sald Vlona as a VOICG seemed to come from near at hand And then chlldren the hunter came and kllled the wolf and brought Llttle Red Rldlng Hood s grandmothel back to l1fe He turned out to be a punce 1n dlsguxse and he marrled Llttle Red Rlfllllg Hood and they l1yed happ1ly ever after Why sa1d Mlss Powers that sounds l1ke Glace Campbell' She must be broadcastlng bedtlme storles From Statlon S L E E P I suppose Sdld Juanlta Or S N O R In ' wh1spered Ifrancl to Geolge By the way do you know anythmg about what ex 91 happened to Donald Blake? asked the sponsor Oh he and Lelcester Davxs are st1ll at Sheudan Hlgh School sa1d Geolge somewhat dlsgustedlx Gosh' st1ll at school' exclalmed Flancls VS hat s the matte1 wlth the pool saps anyway? Oh Donald s stlll looklng for knolw edge and Les 1sn t dolng any th1ng except get blue excuses and fllrt wlth the glrls Gee he ws as a sh1ek wlth the Freshmen' Hey there you folks I ve got a brand new stat1on' called Harvey at the 1ad1o - --.. -, 1'-' 1 f .1 - ' fy' -Ng - ..-- -' ' ' Y if, -.'..I-- 2' - ' H-- x --,ig-:,'- T ff x' - rs--1 1 Q 1 ' ,t ' '- V -r hc I I , , Q 1. li -' by :fi ac 9 ' 99 - , u 9 ' 9 Q . I , I - - . . . , ' 7 . . ,' ' 1 9 77 ' ' I . I g g I U 9 , I . . . Y- . . . V 9 I 9 ' 1, I I 9 n ' 7 - o 9 , , f L ' 7 g ' ' 3 I1 9 91 ' ' , as , I , I I I I , - I i , ' 77 , 1 . II ' 97 ' as 9 9 I ' ' 9 y 9 I A 7 ' I . , L a Y , ' 9 , 99 . I I . u 9 , ' 9: 9 K s I 9 ' K 9 ' if 7, . I I V , L . H . .... v ,, ' . . U , ' Q 9 - 9 9 Y . . K 9 K I. 9 ' 9 4 . , . Y . . . . l I I I I . , . . . . . Q . . - 9 9 ' . 1 . , , . . Q 1 L - ' ' I v 7 I 7 ' Y, I I . an 91 - as , , ' 99 . , Q . il 7 ' ' ,Y ' ' ll 7 7 e I , , I . v . . w . . 4 L 'L , n 9 9 - - - - aa cc - 91 - - ' , I . , I . 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He has drsplaced Moon Mul hns ru the funnx paper He poses for the prctures he gets good actron and facral expr essron I guess he gets about three thousand a srttrng And Ray Sanduskv ' Say there s a good one about Rax He keeps a peanut stand on the outskrrts of Los Angeles I suppose he couldn t help rt though He al xxavs xxas fond of skrrts And vou remember Margaret Dax dont vou Mrss Power-sl She mar rred a felloxx bx the name of Harrx Nrght out at Monarch They xe got a Lute httle bov about two vears old Thev call h1m Twrhght What a sxx eet name for h1m' You knew qurte a few folks out there drdn t xou'7 sard Mrss Powers Oh ves' And Mrlo Bonham rs the Sanrtatron Engrneer at Dretz Panzev Dazev IS runnrng a greenhouse there Arthur Bottomley used to lrve out there too but the last trme I saw hrm he was slrngrng hash at the Bon Ton rn Sherrdan Slrngrng hash? rnqurred the sponsor Yes 1nto hrs mouth rephed Joe Oh dear' lamented Mrss Powers Loure has frnrshed hrs lecture and Ixe hardlv pard anv attentron at all All I heard hrm say was that Women have about as many dlsadvantages as advantages Next trme Ill pay attentron Phe two noxx turned all therr att ntron to the announcer who was sayrrrg Mrss Erunrce Sage the second Peggv Jovce has succeeded rn wrnnrng 3119 999 999 99 from her srxth husband The nrnety nrne cents rs awarded be ause she saxs that he mussed up her Mar cel xxave and she had to haxe at least that much to get rt put back rn The Mrsses lVIarx and Fave Munson wrll tour the Unrted States soon Fhex are adx ertrsrng Nlunsrn xx ear and call themselves The Munsrn Wear Txx1ns Thex grxe a xarred performance wherever thev stop and charge frxe dollars a seat The Years of Ioxe a nevx nox el bv Edna Morrow w1ll be off the press soon The book rs xerx much xxorth readrng and w1ll undoubtedlx be plated on ex erx hrgh s hool readrng hst rn the Unrted States I must read that rrght axx ax mused W rss Poxvers I cant allow anv book xxrth a trtle hke that to go xxrthout mv readrng rt' Her thoughts xx ere rnterrupted bv the sound of xorces but before she tould sax a vxord a troxx d of people entered She recognrzed Loretta Baker among the foremost but a xerx drfferent Loretta for she was clad rn cxeralls xxore a brg straxx hat and oxer her shoulder was slung a long handled hoe W hy Loretta x hatex er makes xou look lrke that? Whv don t you xx ear a dress and I do belrexe xou have onron tops on your hat' Avx prped up a xerx parnted up rndrxrdual xxhom the teacher dld not re ogmze she rs Laxxrence Wrlson s xxrfe ard she has been out hoerng ms onrons We passed her on the xx ax down here and she came wrth us to xrsrt you I Leg your pardon sard Mrss Poxx ers but I xe never had anv rntro ductron to vou Hovx does It happen that vou are comrng to see me ' . ' ' r ' --- 'x N11 E ,- 'V - ' ' '1 -.--- -ir A 5 W-A h , x -5:11 ' f' Q' ' x - X in Q Q w , X i - -, ff .K 1 x ' N 3. 1 s.,g,p1 , , -,.f '4 ' ' v 1 7 . ' 1 PM 1 , - ' . I Y ,. Y , - . . I . V . . ,, ut I Y! as 1 , 1 I Y 1 I . ' - ' . , . n Ln m n,. L L , n - 7 Y l w I I I I I . -' - 1 v 7 ' . - . 1 . 1 K K - 1 ' 1 , , 7 Y . I 7 ' .', ' ' I ' ' Y 71 r 1 n nr 1 Y ' , ' ' I . I , . , Y ,, . . U . I . , - I . . 1 1 . 1 . ,, - 4 1 .I - - 11 ' ' al ' ' 77 ' 1 1 1 .I , 11 - an - - - - 7 ' ' 7 7 t , Y . . . . ' , ' , ' 1 I ' 1 I I . ' 77 ' 1 1 ' D ' . 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I . . use Ill'NlPlH-Il! srx'rr:1-:x 1 fmt I-BLU if, Em 1 Statlc cut out the rest of the announcement and MISS Powers tuned 1n on Statlon Powder Rlver Arvada I am asked to announce that the Vogue Beauty Shoppe of Arvada wlll open Frlday the thlrteenth came the volce of the announcer All modern conveniences wlll be 1nstalled Mlss Ehzabeth Klrkpatrlck wlll be the manager Opal Bradley barber Loulse Claussen w1ll do the marcellmg and Alleen Rule wxll be mamcurlst Oh I wonder lf I can t get another stat1on' thought the erstwhlle sponsor Here s one that ought to be 1nterest1ng Statlon P D Q broadcastmg' Mlss Thelma Gwln w1ll sxng Georgla Lullaby from the McConnaughey Inn ln Ireland Hardly had the stralns of th1s beautlful song dled away when Harvey Teague w1ll play a v1ol1n selectlon accompanied by Lula Taylor on the prano Who would have thought that Harvey would one day be a famous V1OllIllSt7 eXCl31m6d the sponsor Now 1f lt had been Joe Rulh I wouldint have been surprlsed I wonder what Joe IS dolng now? she muse As lf ln answer to her thought Joe hlmself walked on to the porch MISS Powers hardly knew h1m at flrst for he was so changed so sadly changed H1s ha1r was long and uncombed h1s coat was torn and he carried a bundle done up 1n a red handkerch1ef Hello Mlss Powers' he sald Im on my way to Chlna and I thought I d, drop 1n and VlSlt you I ve walked all the way from D16tZ ln slx days bummlng a rlde now and then and 1n another week I hope to reach Chma Oh do s1t down and talk to me' sald Mlss Powers I ve been learn 1ng all about the Semor Class I sponsored You were one of that class I was Just th1nk1ng about you when you walked 1n I ve been 11sten1ng to the most 1nsp1r1ng vxolln solo by Harvey Teague Oh that remlnds me Sald Joe I forgot my v1ol1n' I was gomg to teach the Ch1nese to play Turkey IH the Straw Sh sh h h ' warned MISS Powers What IS the announcer say1ng'7 Mr Louls Booth who has dlscovered perpetual motlon w1ll speak on The Advantages and Dlsadvantages of Women Mr Booth says that one ot the advantages of women IS that he got hlS 1dea for h1s perpetual mo tlon machlne from her the machlne resembles a woman s Jaw 1n move ment construction and so forth Durmg the somewhat lengthy speech Mlss Powers asked Well Joe have you heard any late news? Oh yes Joe cheerfully repl1ed You remember Margaret Brooder? She IS yell leader as Vassar now Anna Pasterskl graduated last year from there wlth an average of 1102 I heard that she got the 10? for belng the quletest person ln class one day Good for them' Sald MISS Powers I always thought Mlg would make a good vell leader she had lots of pep Im not surprlsed to hear about Anna though nothlng she could do would surprlse me By the way Id hke to know what became of Earl Senev the class presldent He must have done somethlng wonderful -.- - 1 - ' - f ' - ' - v' .sy--- A h.-A, 7 Ni, L Eff . XE' x -.3 3 .' . ' Q ' x' -' S-ll, A 1 1 v- , k N 1 , ,, ,. ' R 'I I , No-I' . -Q R N K I P -5,. U 1 u , , . U 4 1 ' ' ' n ' as , . . . . . . . . . r .1 s - . . . ,, U . , . ,, . , . u 9 - ' u - . H . . . . . . 4 . . . . . 1 - as , . 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' 7 v a 4 ' v . . . , . . - n y 1 ' ' 2 U n a 7 ' u n ' cc a 1 ' - 1 . . - - ax .4 n - - as - . , 1 . 7 ' ' , L . . . , il a , . . 7 - 7 - ' - n an mm- -Sw gf . 1ff N., 'El-..i'2'1 'JDJ 9 Hele ch1ld1en dontf1ght' sa1d WI1s bH1Y8lX You 1emembe1 CIHCQ Bla kledge dont xou Ill tell the wo1ld' sa1d Joe She was a peach' W hat s she do 1ng noxx W ell slnce xou le so mterested sa1d N118 Sn1x elx then go to the Met1 cpohtan Ope1a House the next t1me x ou d1 op INTO New Xork C1tx ll here ll I fllld ll91 7 Sdlfl Joe Slfllftlllg SCQHGIW 7 Sax M1s Sll1X6lX he went OI XX1tl'10Llf taklng a b1eath guess who 18 stoppmg at the hotel nea1 hele Oh tell me Ll12.,ECl NIrs Smxelx El 19 Achenbach and Ilorothx Kethlm' Thex xxon the f1xe hun dred m1le auto ld e last xx eek at ITlIl12lIlclpOllS and thex ue 1est1ng he1e be TOIL thex go to Italx to 1ate the top Il0tC.hQ1S the1e Do1othx does the d11x1n and ElS19 18 the mechan1c1an And I hea1d that Halold Duncan xx1ll come to Ame11c1 soon xx1th h1s harem Punk IS a sub llllel 1n Ind1a bette1 make 1t snappx Its nea1lx t1me noxx ll hx who lS lectu11ng tonlght ' asked Mrs Smvely Helen QOOPQI and Lo1s Reen Helen 18 the QIQHIQSI suffragette 111 the wo1ld and Lo1s lS the next g1eatest Phe fact that we haxe woman s sutt1ag,e doesnt ncake the least Cl1f'fQ1GllCe to them They a1e on then Pres1dent1al campargn Helen fOl P1 8S1Cl6l'lt and Lo1s for V1ce Pres1dent Oh let s go' I xx ouldn t m1ss that for any thlllgl sa1d Mrs Snlxelx I stopped off at the H1 h School on mx wax down here contlnued the guest and w ho do vou suppose I saw there' Thex were hax1ng a d1nne1 IH the cafeter1a Mx r1el Benson has taken MIS Leamons place Stewart Wagner IS P11nc1pal' He IS not ma1r1ed so he IS xery populal Wlth the young ladles .lan1ce LaToush IS Phx s1cal Culture d1rect0r Stan ley Ixuzara has taken MISS Van Bosk1rk s place and Ed1th Rob1nson IS the OIf1L6 clerk Well the old bunch IS surely scattel ed mechtated Mr MOFFIS There was s1lence for a second then a xell from Joe as he not1ced that the cu11ent w as st1ll turned on IH the broadcastlng appa1atus Hot Dog woman' he Sald Why the Sam H111 d1dn t vou shut off the current? Whv th1s dog goned thmg has been broadcastlng all the tlmel There was an abrupt cl1ck as the current was turned off MISS Pow ers slghed and tuned 1n on another waxe length Thls IS the H M S Applesauce came a XOICQ from the horn We are hastemng to the rescue of MISS Helen Nelson the love expert who has been sh1pwrecked on a desert lsland w1th Bruce Den1son a m1ss1onary to the South Sea Islands On th1s Shlp IS also MISS Marv MOFIQ who IS re turnmg from the Olvmp1c games where she represented the Unlted States 1n fancy d1v1ng Grant Pegump IS also aboard return1ng under guard He was caught w1th f1xe aces ln hlS hand at Monte Carlo Whv Grant' exploded MISS Powers Dont vou know there s onlx four aces 1n a deck? Anothe1 statlon cut ln Wlth We wlll now llsten to a lecture on talkmg bv MISS Margorle Palmer She got hel tra1n1ng 1n Hlgh School 5 W- F ,-7, . 45 ' f r X, A , . , ,VA - .,- s e+2r.sf.ff ' - 5 - Si-. g x ., ' S Tn . E Ai hc ' x !' 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' ' 3 1 mn' :BLU 'Q 5, lF1 SSELHFQ1 -Fx' xg? keep on Ill learn all about the class of 25 They all seem to be on the a1r tonlght Well who 1n the world 'P Statlon F O O L broadcastmg announced the loud speaker Th1s IS the Morr1s Boardmg House Lou1sv1lle Kentucky We w1ll l1sten I hope to a duet bv lV'r and Mrs Joe MOFTIS Mr Morr1s swore 1n hlgh school that he would marry the flrst g1rl who could play the Second Hun garlan Rhapsody for hlm wlthout makmg a smgle m1stake A plano pounder ln Oshkosh W1scons1n was the unlucky g1rl Oh how wonderful' enthused M1ss Powers when the duet was fm lSh6d They should go 1nto vaudevllle Joe could always act' Apparently they had forgotten to shut off the broadcastlng apparatus because MISS Powers heard Mrs MOFTIS call out as she greeted a v1s1tor Oh come rlght 1n Mrs Smvely' Im so glad you dropped 1n to see us' Joe you help Mr Smvely put hIS aerolpane 1nto the hangar' Well Mrs MOTTIS sa1d Mrs Snlvely do you know anv news about the class of 25 Do slt down and I ll tell you all about lt' I ve read a lot about them They ve made themselves famous Have you any news to tell? Oh yes sa1d Mrs Sn1vely Stub and Lorena are marrled now, and Stub s coach of the Sheudan team He also has my place as Hlstory and C1v1cs teacher Well who d a thunk xt came Ioe s volce who had apparently 1ust come ln Stub usta be the dumbest thlng 1n school Remember what was under h1s name IH the Annual Oh shut up Joe' sa1d h1s wlfe Can t you see I m busy talk1ng Sure talkmg but not busy' growled Joe Oh Mrs Smvelv have you heard the latest news? contlnued Mrs Morr1s I saw 1n the papers that Alberta Atk1HSOH you know her has sued Wa1les Wolfe for ten thousand dollars for breach of promlse' She s a movle actress now Holy cow' excla1med Joe Gold dlgglng' If she gets ten thousand cents out of hlm she s darned lucky' Here Mrs Snlvely s laughlng VOICQ was heard to say Oh Joe you talk as much as ever' Wlll you never grow up? D1d you hear about Fred Hummel? she contlnued He was nearly rulned the other day He went to Mars, and there he saw a football 1n one of the wlndows He went rlght ln and bought It mtendlng to g1V6 It to Ruth Horton of course Joe mterrupted When he was wrapplng It up he saw that It was a permanent wave machlne so he kept It hlmself 1n hopes of 1mprov1ng h1S appearance con tlnued Mrs Snlvely Say' mterrupted Joe excltedly It savs here 1n the Denver Post that L1nn Bedwell has commltted su1c1de because of dlsappolntment 1n a love affalr Looky here' Wlth h1s plcture and ever thmg' Natural as llfe and tw1ce as homely' Can vou beat that? Well when I k1ll myself for a woman you ll know all about lt' Shut up' Sald Mrs Morr1s You know that you Sald vou d k1ll your self lf I dldn t marry you' Halpl' You Wm you w1n' sa1d Joe -i- -I 'xr' ' ' ry -Q6 - ' ' ' ' ,, I. 1 - U D r -s-N-- F -Lvl ? .- .1- L.- s f-.i,:ff- Q ' R ' XN--- , V Q Q .1 X X ' r Q ' 1 1 , - ' -g 5, - 1 1 , . . . . ,, - , 1' u H ' ' 11 sa ' n a - 1 L , - Q I X . , I , . , , 5 1 . . I . . . Y - M . . . . ,, 1 1 - cc Y 77 - ' 1 - A 1 ' - za - - 11 . . . . . 1 U . . . , . , , . . . . . ,, . , . . u - 11 - 1 xc 1 K - 1 - 1 . 1 11 cc - 1 - 1 , . . 1 11 as 11 - - ll ' 1 1 - 1 , 1. . . . ,, as 1 - 99 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 . . H . . . L . I . . ,, as 11 - 1 ' as 1 1 ' 11 1 1 ' 1 ' cc ' 11 1 1 - 1 ac ' 77 ' 1 ' .. 1 ' ' . N . . . . , - 11 cc 11 - as ' ' . , . 1 1 11 , . . , . . . cc ' 11 , , . . . cc - 11 ' an 1 1 1 11 cc 11 ' 1 1 1 H . . . 1 . . . . . . . ,, 1 l ' 1 ca 11 - - U - - 1 - . . . . , . . 8 . , 1 - 11 , . cc 11 - - as - 1 - 1 A 1 A y - ' - - 1 11 u 1 - 97 ' . . , . . ex: 0111-:fel-53 I-Fri rfj X- We-Ii'LC.?1 n '50 of hlm and talks for hours at a t1me trvlng to get them to subscrlbe for the Denver Post The nurses are all mv formel classmates They are Irene Coleman Lula Klng L1ll1an Baker Helen Adams Anna Toy Ruth Connoly and Edna K1mmel Dorothy Sackett IS here and IS taller than ever She tr1ed to make herself shorter by strapp1ng a br1ck on her head After SIX months all the lmprovement shown was a flattened head Hel braln IS now nearly normal I am very glad to sav that these are all of the patlents here at present W1th1n the last vear we have cured many but 1n sp1te of that It has been a very successful yea1 Oh dear' slghed M1ss Powers How sad that anv of that class should come to such an end' Ill tune IH on somethlng more cheerful Statlon X Y Z broadcastxng came the vo1ce from the horn M Elton Bylund the second H G Wells w1ll address vou on The Ten Great est Men IH Ameuca I take great pleasure 1n 1ntrdouc1ng Mr Bylund Ladles and Gentlemen began Elton then follow ed the customary I am glad to speak to such an appreclatne audlence of beautlful women and handsome men Now the mam part of the speech comes 1n on er the radlo I have been worklng for the last ten vears off and on complllng a l1st of the ten greatest people m Amerlca and I have flnally come to the concluslon that the followlng are the greatest Donald Holcomb who has gone 1nto the profltable bus1ness of manufacturmg t1ny toys to keep boys amused 1n Vergll classes all over the world The slze of the toys IS such that they can be pushed 1nto an 1nkwell on the approach of the teacher Rose Hosburg IS the second on my 11St She used to be qulet but has made herself famous as announcer for the N1ght Hawks Dance Orchestra 1n Kansas C1ty Stanley Duncan has dlstmgulshed hlmself as the most graceful popular and accompllshed dancmg teacher at Ward Belmont Jean McManus the fourth one on mv hst has perfected a formula for keeplng 1ce cream by the cold pack cannmg method J anetta Harper num ber f1V6 has attalned the hlgh posltlon of chlef keeper at the New York Zoo Her greatest a1m ln l1fe IS to teach the parrots perfect Engllsh ele phants pretty manners and the monkevs to act 1n a d1gn1f1ed manner Lowell Mlller the slxth one 1n mv Hall of Fame IS travehng Wlth the Barnum and Balley Clrcus He has achleved success as a tralner of ch1m panzees He states that hls success IS due to the fact that he trams the chlmpanzees to do as he does He IS a great trlal to h1s Wlfe Ruth Settle The seventh man IS Maurlce Wyland Professor of Latln 1n Buffalo who has wrltten a book called, The Odd Polnts of Vergll He has been greatly asslsted IH th1s by h1s secretaly Laura Tune Karl Waegele IS 1n the Umted States Senate He has just lntroduced a b1ll to lnstall davenports and armchalrs 1n the h1gh schools throughout the Umted States especlally 1n Vergll classes Adehne Wlegand IS dlrectlng an orchestra near D1etZ Eugene Wllson plays the second flddle 1n th1S orchestra The last mem ber of my l1st IS not 1n the Umted States at the present t1me George Downer IS Professor of Spanlsh at Madlld LII1X8I'S1ty H1s address IS 6152 Carramba Avenue My stars' exclalmed the sponsor Those chlldren have ce1ta1nly made names for themselves' Oh good tralmng always pax s' Mavbe lf I , - 7 T' 1 'xt 1 f -A - Y Q . 7 5 I, .1 s V S 1- . 3 , H.. 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' ' . nxr: urxmu-111 'l'SVl'CLVE 1 Amfxvwl-SLU gl -J g, nfl, 3- Glazfqj 'I F' Q xg! pa1tx states tha thex are en1oy1ng the trlp and that they hope to f1nd the ITIINNIIIQ, hnk Some othe1 membe1Q ot the pa1tv are Mavbella Ha1ker lldflll lllNt Al1ce Iefte1s ast1onomer and H111 rx Hon MISS Harker IS Ilxlllg, to flllfl out xx hx flsh sxx1m A11ce Jeffe1s 18 attemptlng to determlne xxhetnel Ol not the1e 18 anx xxate1 111 the B111 DIQFQI and 1f Q0 1ts effect o11 the 1a1ns HHIIX H011 lk changed xerx de ldedlv He IS novx fat and bald Tl11s tc111Lle co11d1t1on xx as blought about bx h1Q d1Qappo1ntments 1n 11xe IH She11da11 Hwh S hool T11 h1s gllef he determlned to bu1x h1mself 111 the t1op1cal 1ung,le Pom Ild1lX S1 hed M1ss Poxx 614 l uQcd to be Qo fond of h1m I thc ll ht he s11elx xxould mxke h1s ma1l1 111 the xxo1ld But alas and '1 dd headed too 1he 1ddlO L0llt1llll8d Alun S lOll2, TlIlll1dX Ste1l Donald WIu1dent She1man R1cha1dson d md GO6il1lll! and IameQ D6llilllS a1e also 1'l1Q'Y1l36lS of the partx Thex uc loolnng T01 tlce HIISQIIIQ, lllllf Hlld each one of them contends that lt yxlll 'c wk l1ke h1m Here lS an 'IltlClQ ust off the 1reQQ M1 C1avx ford Q VOICE contlnued cntltled Lost flll ls Found M1ss Inx elx Il BELL161 vxho has appa1entlx I ccn lost IOI the last ten x ears has ICIUIIIGCI She has been wr1t1ng a book called Helps fo1 H1gh S hool Students lt 1Q 5,ua1anteed to COIlt3,1Il anx quesuon tl at a11x teache1 n1ax aQk togethe1 xx 1th the answers II hx Tx elxn hoxx sxx eet of xou' e1icla1med MISS Povxers Now 1f cmeone had OlllX thought of that about ten xea1Q ago I wouldnt haxe had to flunk so manx of mx Span1Qh Qtudents As It was She d1d not f1n1Qh the 1eQt of he1 Qentence for the announcer from dllOtllGl Qtat1on cut 1n Ma1ga1 et B1adf1eld vx1l1 1ead he1 sem1 annual 1eport She IS matron of the Luny T1ck Department at Fort Mackenz1e The report was com p1led bx V11g1n1a Floyd her secretary Vxhx what a oueer thmg fo1 mv clexe1 lV'a1garet to be dolng thought IWISS Povx GIS Surelv none of the class of 25 could be 1n a Lunv T1ck Department any xx he1e But Ill llsten 1f It ISD t 1nterest1ng Ill tune IH some other statlon The11 She hea1d Ma1 garet Q VOICE Nearly all of mx 1eport IS the 11st of the 1nmateQ the d1seaQes they haxc and the treatment thev a1e re e1v1ng The flrst IS Mlflam Hender son Mlflam seems to have melancholy spells all the t1me She used to be qulte Jollv but she has nexer sm1led s1nce the sudden death of her pet polyxfx og Othel polvxfxogs have been adm1n1stered but she IS lnconsolable HOWEVQI 1n t1me she max recover Norman G1lleSp1e IS here I dont know whv thev put h1m 1n mv department He IS recover1ng from a very ser1ous operat1on He became the greatest saxophone player 1n the Un1ted States and 1n a moment of exc1tement vxhen he was playmg Ethel Mock s newest JaLz Song SIDDY SaDI3V Sh1mmy Sam he swallowed hlS saxophone We thlnk he vx1ll recox 61 but he xx1ll never be able to play agaln Eugene Dobson IS here and we fear a hopeless manlac He was such a clever Qubscr1pt1on manager for the Ockshepemda that the poor boy went crazy trymg to collect the German vxar debt There IS no hope for h1m and the only rehef he seems to get IS vxhen he l1nes h1S pretty nurses up 1n front Q --- -1 'xm I ' ff -1 Q-....., - ' ' .:- 1' ' ' D r -xs..-- X5-if-5 -ln.. ? , .. -q . .1 K, - Naa:::-s:e4' Q, . 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Y . . . . , 1' 'Nun .1 :N :im 181.0 -46 CD Cy . si- 'F-.sq I 'Jr You folks w1ll plobably not remember the class of 29 Sald Mr Crawford and h1s VOICG came clear and pla1n oyer the rad1o But I be l1eve that you Wlll prof1t by hearmg of thelr QXPQFIQHCGS The f1rst one IS Dorothv Goodnow She IS Guardlan of the Camp F1re Glrls Summer Camo 1n the Sahara Desert She has fallen 1n love Wlth the Great Sph1nx Dorothy Guver IS now old and gray She IS worn out reJect1ng would be su1tors Thev are all muslcally 1ncl1ned and she feared to lose her beauty sleep Trombones cornets and flutes are so try mg on one s nerves Katherme Cummmgs has stopped playlng the flute and 1S l1v1ng Wlth Dorothy Long ago they swore that thev would never marrv anyone who would not marrv them both or anvone who was muslcallv 1ncl1ned Elmer Hall that 1llustr1ous mus1c1an IS now play1ng ln the Flea If-Toppers a famous dance orchestra IH Afr1ca The monkevs furn1sh the eas Helen Cone IS l1terary cr1t1c for the Atlant1c Monthly Now here IS one that vou all recogmze Mavbe you don t know It but Paul Dawdy the teacher of Agrlculture has succeeded Mr Howard H1s speclalty IS sheepherdmg I suppose W1llard Dalgle took lessons from h1m for he IS now herdlng sheep near Banner Folks say that he IS an excellent sheepherder Of course vou cant help remember1ng George McConnaughev and Ralph H3WklHS George IS most sadlv demented Too much capltal pun 1shment I suppose He l1V6S ln a l1ttle cabln 1n the Ozark Mountalns Folks say he IS pecuhar He talks all the t1me and no one can understand what he IS savlng Sometlmes he talks about Loeb and Leopold and somet1mes about Thelma Ralph Hawk1ns IS a famous surgeon as he alwavs Sald he would be One th1ng IS pecuhar about h1s methods He nex er uses anaesthet1cs He s1mply raves about the basal ganglla unt11 the pat1ent succumbs The effect IS last1ng and the results certa1n MISS Powers nearlv fa1nted at th1s lntelhgence and had hardly re covered when she heard lV'r Crawford say Rov Harrlson one of mv former studlous Chemlstry pup1ls IS now a famous 1nventor He' IS trvmg to f1nd a patent process of makmg foot balls of some other mater1al than p1gsk1n and rubber L1ly Johnson has gone back to Svs eden where she w1ll lne IH qu1et seclus1on unt1l she has f1n1shed her latest novel Them Bygone Days Bless her heart sa1d M1ss Powers She alwavs was clever 1n Wflt 1ng up Ocksheper1da materlal' Last but not least of the group of the class of 20 IS Henry Eby Hank was Yell Leader and he nearlv s1or11ed the tea hers to death prac t1c1ng hlS vells 1n the assemblv per1ods and 1n the halls We thought surely he 11 ould come to no good end but he has surprlsed us all He now holds the esteemed pos1t1on of boss mechanlc on the Inter Planet A1r Mall L1nes I vs1ll read a cl1pp1ng taken from the Braz1l1an Hee Hau of R10 de Janer1o News has been re en ed of the explormg partv that IS explorlng the 1nter1or of South Ame11ca fo1 the purpose of f1nd1ng out whether or not the Amazon rner starts from a snow bank Allce Hall leade1 of the N TL! gh, - - - -'. .1 - T-1' --g--- V IH.. - - -- .-- . 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None other than M1ss Powers sponsol of the class of 1925' Far away from the strlfe and turmoll of the great CltV she slts alone on the yme shaded xerarda hstemng to a dreamy waltz that comes from the radlo set at her slde MQMOFIQS come throngmg to her mlnd memorles of the long ago when she gulded the class of 25 through the1r last perll ous year IH Sherldan H1gh School Suddenly she roused herself from her reverle What was the an nouncer saylngq Clear and powerful came the yolce Mlss Isabel Wllll3mS of Marshall Flelds Chlcago Wlll slng My Heart at Thy Sweet Volce accompamed by an Underwood typewrlter Why thought M1ss Powers she was one of the class of 25' I was 1ust Wondermg what happened to all of them' I wonder Here her thoughts were lrterrupted by the yolce of an announcer from anothel statlon Lawrence Wllson w1ll gxye a lecture on The Grow1ng Omon Wllson IS well quahfled to glye a lecture on th1s because he has had ten years experlence applylng the knowledge acqulred 1n Sherldan H1gh Oh that won t be very mterestlng thought the lady B9S1d6S I don t hke omons Let s see lf I can t tune IH on somethmg else Stat1on N U T broadcastmg boomed the announcer WHIIES Wolfe w1ll talk on the mechanlcs of hlS latest 1nyent1on an excellent 1m1 tat1on of a fllYN9l' made of slxty screws some tm umbrella r1bs and four balloon t1res M1ss Powers llstened w1th rapture At the close of the lecture she breathed I always knew he would do somethlng wonderful I could tell by the way he put on my goloshesl Statlon K O H broadcastlng came IH deep tones from the horn Chemlstry Department of Sherldan H1gh School Mr Crawford w1ll speak What IH the world has he to do Wlth the class of 29 thought MISS Powers Her ouestxon was answered befole she could cont1nue as she heard Mr Crawford talkmg to one of h1s classes Now folks came the fam1l1ar VOICE today your experlment w1ll be somewhat dlfferent from the usual one So that you may recall some of the members of the class of 1929 I have collected some data as to what they are domg Put the data under the headmg Obseryatlons and Data 1n your notebooks I w1ll be the apparatus and the purpose of the ex per1ment w1ll be To Study and Analyse the members of the Class of 25 Th1s ought to be lnterestlng sald MISS Povxers to herself as she settled down for some solld enjoyment - --- 'u Tn ,V ' C' -1 - '-1' ue--- c I- I 46 ID f f, ...W 5: ,Q - ,,- . -KY- w-4-.5-bf-1' ' x' 4 ses--,H , Q X V' Us' Q R ir lc 1 - J' . , I s x Q1 s-v 4 cz., 1 4 X1 9 A f no sc nv Y . . - L K - 7 . v A , . 1 . , L . . . . . . 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Y . 7 7 V 1 3 Us ml.-stu Rig 1 tg-,-.5iC.z1 ,vb To V1rg1n1a Logan we leave a map wherem IS marked the course of the R1ve1 Shannon To Joe McCarty we glve the dlrectlons fol dec1pher1ng the Jokes IH the Sen1o1 Annual Joe really acts a blt l1ke an Engllshman ln regard to Jokes To Lo1s Manahan and Maurlce Sharp we leave th1s treatv of peace We hope It wlll help them to get along 1n future typlng classes Lee Moore As he d1d so well danclng 1n the Mlnstrel we fancy th1s ballet costume would not be lnapproprlate To Thomas Pxerce we glve a llSt of the good polnts of Wyom1ng and the bad ones of South Dakota Helen Phllllps we leave our best WlSh6S for her success 1n the movles play 1ng opposlte Jack Wales To Rubv Pollard we glV6 thls bow Cbeaul both for herself and v1ol1n To Frank Reed we donate a tm whlstle We are afrald he ll wear out hlS own wh1stler To Melba Roberts thlS vanity case thlnklng the change ln powder w1ll glVe her a new start To Frances Sargent we leave thls ra1l1ng so vou wont fall over the To Merl Seney we leave these glasses so that you Wlll heed the love lorn glances of the falr sex To Robert Shannon Kathlvn Sklnner leaves her best W1Sh8S for h1s success wlth V1Fg1H1a Robert Slmpson th1S contract for your varlous comlc Vaudev1lle acts You re qulte funny and so capable of cracklng 1okes To Emllv Thomas we glve thlg l1ne to catch some new ba1t To VIVIHH Thomas we leave thls water sprlnkler Now she can have a Poole around her whenew er she wlshes To Jack Wales We glve th1s promlse of entrance to the studlos of Hollvwood s1nce he has shown such dramat1cal ab1l1ty IH hlgh school To Vlolet Vlalsh we bequeath th1s reduc1ng mlrror Look 1nto lt V1019t you re not so large as you thlnk To Loral Bonham we g1Ve this key to the mysterles of SOl1d geometry To MHVJOFIG K9H1StOH we g1V6 th1s permlsslon from the cxty councll to stand on Maln street corners unmolested To Dorothy Wales we g1V6 a chance to be peppy We certalnly knovv she has pep 1n her For Jack Wolfe we have obtamed a whlte excuse to use permanently 1n Math class We feel that these suspenders for Ros1na Klnnamon vull help her keep her grades up Betty and Maude Youngberg these two medals to the former for her extreme quletness and competency and to the latter for her darmgness To Gertrude Chapman Nona Hammontree Dorothy Dorman Ireta Fastabrook Alb1na Ecch and Ruth barretson we glve thls rad1o We would l1ke to have heard them broadcast To Margaret GeLo we leave a fevs dates We hope vou Wlll appre clate them To Frank Curtls we leave these cough dlops The advert1sements say they ale good for cleaung the throat To the MISSQS Brovs nlee and McAdams vue leaxe th1S bottle of lwerv 1ne to restoxe thelr nerx es to normalcv after sponsorlng the Class of 26 , , , , - - - ' 'x ' -7 uxiss' -' ' .1 limi I ' 7 ' ' xv.-if-.2 ' Q K ' XS- . x ., '- . 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Y . , UNH nrxlucl-:n l'Il4ill'l' as um'-ffscegcu - ' '24 6 -.ra Zia c,.e,+.'g:2 f - HW xx',5' ef-, W K Q x , 4- T11 Sf:-.-+2-U ,JP SENIOR CLAS S WVILL We the Senlor Class of 1925 of the Clty of Sherldan State of Wyo mmg d1gn1f1ed educated clever and handsome belng of exceedlngly sound mlnds and memorles and of generous d1spos1t1on, do hereby make and declare th1s to be our last Wlll and testament To Iola Anderson we glve a bar of Bon Aml to clean the glass 1n her r1ng To Florence Baker her slster Loretta s place 1n the departlng Semor Class We hope she w1ll prosper ln It To Vera Barbour we bequeath th1s vlal of Get Larger Qulck We never could keep track of vou Vera To Alan Barker we g1V8 Rav Sandusky s posltlon as Beau Brummel of Sherxdan Hlgh School Kenneth Bellows needs th1s toy monkey to amuse hlmself durlng h1s remalnlng year ID hlgh school To Eugene Bennett we bequeath thlS cook book 1n order that he may become an effxclent baker To Helen Bentley we g1VE thls S She Wlll always have one or the other To Fred Chalmers we g1V6 Myrtle Cook to cook for h1m LOUISE Dlers to provlde hls meat Lorna Crandall to provlde hls home Margaret Holder so he can hold em all LOUISE Chapman TGCBIVQS thls Wallace record We trust she wlll make good use of It To Glenn Coleman and Melvln Paul an alarm clock to wake them up earl1er 1n the mornlng so they can loaf longer Thomas Covne and Tom Wartensleben need the black halr dve we are g1v1ng them Blonde bovs are becomlng tar too common boys To Catherlne Davls we glve th1S vehlcle to a1d her 1n Commlsslon bus1ness next year says he needs It To Vlctor Ecch we glye a palr of d1ce for use on future football trlps Fo Lo1s Frvberger we leave the posltlon of the best dressed glrl ln Sherldan Hlgh S hool blorence Glass YQCQIVCS these ha1rp1ns to pm up her tresses She IS one of the few 1I'ld1VldLl3lS wlth flowmg locks Ralph Gray We glve vou a strlng of show tlCk6tS LOIS savs she lox es to go Harrlet Horton gets thls reader Mav she keep the good work movlng To Kathryn Hotchklss we g1ve a ple e ot sand paper verv good for zemovlng an GXCGSSIVQ amount of palnt Vera Hummel th1S red Wlg Perhaps lt w1ll come ln very handy 1n case of baldness Loulse Hurlev recelves th1s blunt arrow so lt won t Plerce her heart Fo Alleen Johnson vle glxe thlq ple e of rope to hold Lloyd after he has graduated For Jeanette Johnson vue haxe thxs Sholtemng She s certalnly get tlng tall and years to grow 1n too To Sam Kendnck we gne the sole rxghts to lNell1e H1ll We heard about vour affa1r IH Arvada Sam To Jack Kerns we leawe thlS Book of Et1quette ' r Q CT- ' Y, Q , -v ij . , K . ,. . . 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'nof Fm 43' FIRST ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL MINSTREL Llnden School Audltorlum was the scene of the High School Mlnstrel on February 19, 20, 1925 The following people took part 1n the old tlme mlnstrel Wh1Ch was given the flrst part of the evemng' INTERLOCUTOR Clarence Meyers END WOMEN Wyoma Caldwell Lorena Tompklns Margaret Brooder Ellzabeth K1rkpatr1ck END MEN Robert Slmpson Lee Moore Harold Duncan Joe MOFFIS Fred Joyce Merl Seney BALLADISTS-Grace Blackledge Lorena Tompklns Wyoma Caldwell Isabel W1ll1ams Harold Duncan Fred Joyce Joe MOPFIS A1108 Rlce dorf Helen Cooper LOUISG Claussen Frances W1l11ams Merl Seney Leona Rebman TERPSICHOREANS-Ben Hollo Robert Slmpson Lee Moore HARMONISTS-Robert Shannon Wllbur Wrlght Stewart Wagner Ray mond Calhoun Lucy Scott W1ll1sene June Elmer Anderson Margorle Humphrys Kenneth Bellows Florence Hunter Jane Logan Clair Brotherton Grace Campbell Norman GllleSp1e Helen Bentley Ben Bennett Mllton Campbell Mabel Macy Ruth Settle The Hlgh School Orchestra played durlng the 1nterm1ss1on The sec ond part was the presentatwn of a sketch Sauce for the Goslmgs Wlth the followmg cast Grandmother Helen Nelson Mald Helen Adams Daughter Cather1ne Davls Mother Alberta Atklnson Guest George Leltner Father Jack Wales Son Donald Holcomb The m1nstrel proper was d1rected by C G Howard Mr Howard was assxsted by M1ss Thelma Foster Jack Joyce MISS Prendergast and Clar ence Meyers The afterplece was dlrected by M1ss F101 ence Clark HN 'SQ Z if QS W Fjigisi fi. 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I W' JI NIOR PLAY 1004 The play It Pays to Adyert1se was presented on Apr1l 11 and 12 at the L1nden AUd1tO11LlHl All of the characters 1n the play were well cast and all show ed ma1ked ab1l1tx Grace Blackledge Helen Cooper Law 1en e W 118011 cd1LlS W att and Joe MOF11S played the leadmg parts and then cha1acte1 1nte1p1etat1on was splendld The supportmg cast was made up of Ea1l Senex Helen Nelson Eugene Dobson Alberta Atkmson Geo1ge Downer Raymond Sandusky and George Le1tner and thev also showed the effect of a natulal aptltude for dramat1cs and an excellent tra1n1ng Carl G11ffen a faxor1te local talent plaver dlrected the play Spe 1alt1es IH the folm of Junlor songs and vells were worked 1n between acts SENIOR CLASS PLAY The story of Off1cer 666 IS about a gentlemanly burglar who IS also a student of a1t VR hen the play opens he IS found pos1ng as Travers Gladwm a m1ll1ona11e w ho IS 1n Eulope and IS about to make h1s get away The real m1ll1ona11e unexpectedly 1eturns and f1nd11 g the burglar box rows the LlI11f0l1 I'1 of a pohce 0ff1C6I' He meets the burglars sweetheart a NOCIQTX gnl and falls 111 loxe w 1th her and sax es her from the th1ef w1th the ald of Off1cer 666 The cast IS as follows Tra1e1s Gladw1n Raymond Sandusky Wh1tnex Barnes Franc1s Condon Bateato Stanley Kuzara Alfled Xx1lSOl'l Lynn Bedwell Thomas Xl atklns Donald Holcomb Captam Stone G3.1LlS Watt KGd1HGX Harold Duncan Ryan lNorman G1llesp1e Helen Btuton Grace Blackledge lVl1s BLIITON Mary Morle Suhc Small Isabel W1ll1ams S ' ' 1. 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SH IIUNDRHD TIHRTY 4 ,jf lf?3 S 'f,.r- ig: ' Q ' S M' - fm- 2- 'LZ' THE NEW LADY BANTOCK Directed by Mr Carl Grlffen The Jumors Class of 1926 presented The New Lady Bantock a comedy by Jerome K Jerome at the Lmden Audltorlum December 12 and 13 1925 The Bennetts had been the servants at Bantock Hall for three cen turles and practlcally ruled the household untxl Vernon Wetherall brought the New Lady Bantock to Bantock Hall Fanny the brlde had been a muslc hall smger and the Bennetts were prepared for the worst Fanny s manager George P Newte had manufactured a respectable famlly for her because Vernon had 1nvest1gated for h1s aunt s sake After arr1v1ng at Bantock Hall Fannle dlscovers that the Bennetts are her relatlves and a hvely tlme ensues They start makmg her f1t to be a Wetherall The M1sses Wetherall do not ent1rely dlsapprove of her and Dr Tremantle helps her all he can After a group of chorus glrls drop 1n for tea and have left Fanme confesses everythlng The next morn1ng as she 1S pre- parlng to leave Vernon and her uncle come ln and she asks thelr for glveness whxch IS granted Cast of The New Lady Bantock Fanny Helen Phxlllps Honorla Bennett LOIS Fryberger Vernon Wetherall Eugene Bennett Mlss Wetherall fElderj Rosma Klnnamon Martin Bennett Jack Wales Mlss Wetherall fyoungerj Leona Rebman Susannah Bennett Mabel Lantz Dr Tremantle Russell Haworth Jane Bennett Margaret Johnson George P Newte Merl Seney lfrnest Bennett Kenneth Bellows JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS Three one act plays were presented on Aprll 17 and 18 by the J umors who tr1ed out th1s new 1dea thls year The cast of characters for the flrst play 1S The Clod Harrlet Horton Thaddeus Trash her husband Seymour W1lllHmS A wounded Northern soldler Robert Slmpson The sergeant of the Southern almv Jack Wolfe The characters of Whele But ln Amer1ca'7 are Molly Marle Swenson Bob Glenn Coleman Hllda the Swedlsh servant Jeanette Johnson The followlng took part 1n The L1e that Jack Bullt Jack Elllson a wrlter chap Thomas Coyne Frank Montgomely h1s fr1end Sam Kendrlck Dora Taylor one of h1s other fuends Helen Ph1ll1ps Helen Douglas hls f1ancee Catherlne Davls ' H Q! 9 I . 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'I-a re lfll l 'v' X I seed .fi THF I HXI1NI SC HOOI A Comedy 1n Three Acts Iresented bw the Sophomore Class Austxn Bevans An autornoblle salesman w1th 1deas Clement Gerhard Dax 1d MacKen71e A law student consldered unpractlcal Walter Davls Geolge Bovd An expert accountant IS w1ll1ng, to co operate Harry Lowe Jlm Slmpkms Ha1rv Bulgess Who to1l not and have never ser1 Tun S1mpk1ns James OMarr ouslv consldered splnnlng Home1 Johns Harold Mclntvre W ho IQ guard1an of Elsle Benedottl Ceraldme Spracklen The presldent of the SQHIOI class 1n a school preslded over by Mxss Hays Ellzabeth Johnston Who IS loved and feared by all who know her mcludlng her secretary M1ss CLIFUQ Frances Zlmmerman Who is alwavs try1ng to thlnk well of the Sen1or class cons1st1ng of Salls Bovd who IQ George s s1ster Margaret Blake Mu11el Doughtv Frances M1ller Ethel Sp9lV11l Esther Blawn Lllhan Stafford Rachel Achenbach Madge Kent Rosabella Cooper It lN hardlv ne essaxv to mentlon DOtSl6 wx ho 18 always IH the was Dorothv Arr1son Between acts a gloup of S01 homore glrls undel the dlrectlon of Mar 1or1e Floyd sang the Sophomole song and danced IH costumes of lavender and vt h1te The gnls were Rose Per 11 Margaret Blake Margalet Moore V1rg1n1a Hopmns Mau Watson A k2f f ZX rf N 4 -fsaelsb 7 gx S. l :IA Wie- if F ' X , - V, '--'f.g-. 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X Q 'F r - T. slim' 'et' '11 QE? - 7-E13 .x , X, , . .. 7 Q . 7 - A x' Ti gl I :I wi-ar ALL BINI B OTES H9213 Richard Steere Mrlton Anderson Unrversrtv of Nebraska Lrncoln Frances Josselyn George Pearson Unrversrty of Wyomrng Ruth and Warren Stroud Unrversrty of Washrn ton Seattle Washrngton Margaret Condon Post Enterprrse Office Sheridan Lucy Wren student at Fort Collrns Colorado Ethea Wallace taking a Marrnello course rn Denver Colorado Tsor Lun Rensselar Polytechnic Instrtutc Troy New York At present with Philadelphia Electric Company 119173 Beulah Mrlls graduate of Nebraska State Unrversrty Dretrcran rn St Lukes Hospital Denver colorado Walter Russell Ensign rn Unrtcd States Naxy John Robbrns Sheridan Meat Company Henry Mrtgang now rn Chrcago Susan Overton Steele teachrng school Norris Lamb Scales Motor Company Snerrdan Roy Hrldebrand mrnrster Casper Wyoming Guy Sturgeon cashier Bank of Commerce Sheridan Clarre Lee Mills graduate of Mrchrgan Unrversrty Junior partner C S Mrlls Kr Son Statroners Sheridan Ralph Goebel Professor of Physrc Helen Doyle Wrlmesmeyer Wyoming, Poultry Farm Frederica Buell Credit Manager Mills Company Sheridan 119139 Vrvran Church Mrs Rcuben Barkey on ranch near Dayton Wyo John Axton Chaplain rn U S Army near Detroit Michigan Matilda Axton Washington D C Edith Manlowe Mrs Fred Skrnner Big Horn Wyoming Evelyn Taffner Mrs F G Bentley Sheridan Wyoming Bernice Stevens Mrs Roger Bent Sherrdan Wyoming Blanc e Evans Mrs Evans completed her trrp around the world rn three years She first went to Chrna to teach rn the Amerrcan Industrial Schools Here she became well acquainted with the Chinese and Japanese people frndrng crvrlrzatron there quite different from that of the Europeans From Chrna she went to Indra then to Port Said on the Suez Canal Whrle rn Afr ca she vrsrted Cairo and Alexandria From herc she went to Greece stopping at Athens She vrsrted Florence Italy Whrle rn Swrtvcrland she aw Lakc Geneva Srx wceks were spent rn Paris takin interesting srde trips ln Holland and Belgium she saw thc effects of the war France and Ger Mar scrlles 'lhe Palacc wherc the Pcaoe Confcrencc was drafted proved an rnterest ng place Prom London she ar ed to New York On her return trrp the steamer made a record breakmf trrp completrn t're distance rn srx days f-'N pi 1 ZZS ...Ziff Wg X Xl iv 7-WWW W xx? 55, J :,,. f lb.. 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PII U I Imrfll- BLU gl If xL'W2.u1a' ' 5 Q 1 'Til K1 b 'Q M W HOLCOMB Real Estate, Insurance Bonds Dependable Servlce Sheridan Natlonal BUllIllIlf., Rooms 10 and 11 Phone 120 Teach Wllllahl dld you1 fathu pumsh vou fo1 mlsbehaxlng, 1n school vuterday Wlllldm No ma a1n Hg saul whlpplng, 111: would hu1t llllll 111011 than lt would me Teacher Rulmulous' Your father ls too tendu hearted Wllllam No 11133111 he s got 1heun1at1sn1 ln hoth arms S H S Wlllle Father do you know whv a black hen ls s1na1 tel than a vsh1te one? Father No I don t Wlllle Its because a black hen can lav a wh1tm eggs but a whltt han oant a a black egg, Father Wlllle I dont lllxe the looks of that bow you play w1th Wlllle Oh hes all rlght fathel Hes been to the 1efor1n srhool txxlce am both tlmes thu, let hlm out fO1 good behax1o1 'S H S Helen What are the most unsouable thmgs m tht wo1ld Ho1aLe Mxlcstones You nevu sae tvso of thcm togethel SH? 'N1 Nunlywul Deal hat 1 long, ple lt IS su dy too bg, fo us two ll IS Newlyvsnd I 1 SOIIW full but I couldnt get ho1te1 1hul1a1h am whe1e QHS Tom In all nw llfe I e amy come amos txxo uallw mettw XNOIIKN Ioan Oh and who was the othu one EXPERT CLEAN ERS FANCY DYERS nv:mvFU TED TA I LCR S R! HATTERS ll INI' N U VV- -V wr, ' ff '-1' T-jj,-Y, MW, -' 7 ,-- ,,,Il N ..:,x-.sf fgwy lx ' lr 'l l - sr X' ' 2 fs, .g.-..- - - - - - - -..... -..-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-.... - - - - - - ....-...g. O l U V V-. -..-..-,..-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-.........-..-..-..-..-.........-......-..- er H ' ' V ' V V , V 'L . . 'KV V' ,V ' L . jk, qu ' 'V 44 , I I , K.. ' ' ' ,V , V . ' V, V ' 77 KK I ' V - 1 A 1 l 1 V if w I' A ' u 1 v , I ' ' sv - , , . . . ' ' U V V V , .. A '. . V . V ' V - , t . . . KC 7 Y! ... y , J , r ' I nl I 1 X I' T I A I y 1. y . ,V ,lv V -K-S.lI.S.i? an ' ' , v ' , A VA . V V , ' in ' ' 45 7 ' 4 V 7 l - V 1 . V' 1 ' v L V - - - - 1 f I t , V V ,V V . ' H V ' .. 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St l Savings lla et e + .---.-- - -- ----.- -- 4 Z lm I-SLU v' .15 .jp mil, Q21-.feiq HEWITT S BOOTERY Home of Walk Over Shoes S7 00 S58 50 3510 00 Young To what do you attribute the fact that vou have attamed the great age of nlnety s1x Vlllager Because I was born a long tlme back my bov S H S Mlss Jlnks I dldn t know profanlty was so prevalent until I drove a car Mr Wmks Do you hear much of lt on the road? MISS Jmks Yes Nearly everyone I bump Into swears dreadfully Francls C Rlsher Mydmte Publlc Stenographer Syn K0 Paters Multlgraphmg Dance Muslc De Luxe NEAT WORK FAIR PRICES Under Sherldan Natlonal Bank Ca For Dates Phone 300 Res Phone 1161 - ii- -1 'mn 'V ' 7 -- - ' ' -e,,,- A - , ., gy. ., 5 N,,e,.i-Y,--A -f . xx ' X-... l X 'wi - ff me In - S, , , k I illvilllllllllllillilllllllll T 1 i li? If TIS' lllllllii' Ill Il TIITIZ lliililil' 9 - I , C , I 1ll1 l ii lli Ii illlil llll2+ liifliy-lC'II lllllTl?llllllll'Tlllll'TllCTll1 -,, . . 1 - 1 Y, ' ' J ' H 7 n ' . . -,, . , . . ,, ' J ' Y! ' ' J ' 77 -..............................-..-.........-..................-............-.....-............. i I l . ! 0 0 l 0 - ! I O ' 1 I l u p 1 . . ! l . . Q ' I ll 1 5 , 282 or 150 I L L . ! l i -.. .--- ..-......-..-. ...-. ..-.....-..-. ...-....- .-..,.- gig BLU Q Q! -is LD E5-..EFQl 46S M Guyer s Clty Bakery Sherldan s Best Pastry Shop BREAD CAKES PASTRIES E G GUYER Prop P C DUNCAN Optometrist d y We Grmd Oux Lenses Everythlng 1n Optlcal Goods 122 YV CHAS BOSEN Plumblng and Heatlng B SHERIDAN VV YONIINIG The Johnstone Thom Motor Co Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles . B, vw TT i'.Lj5-5f.1lL- vin? xx I -.. - . Q . R I b sail. Q. g -15:2 -..-........-..-..........-..-..-..-..........T..-..-.... - -......-........-.........-.. I . ain Phone 25 I I 9 ' I 1 . . ! 0 - , I I Sheri an, W o. I I - . 9 9 I 5 Phone 200 N. Main st. I I 7 O P. O. ox 245 Phone 1 0 - I Sheridan, Wyoming I ,.........-.-.-.-.-..- - -..-..-..- -.. ............ I 41 m-fm! , 6 15151: 3 ,.,,, KIBBEN HARDWARE C0 'PHE WINUHEJTZR STORE J M K1bben E J Smn HUMPHRYS SHERIDAN WYO We Speclallze ln READY T0 WEAR and MILLINERY For .IUNIORS and MISSES X ou will fmd thls stole pleasant .and profltable plau. to trade MAKING GOOD Ill most things I9 cl stgplmy step process a gradual growth In dLLUlHUldt1I1,S, a fxnamml zeserve fund thls holds 'partlcularly tum If sou want a hundred dollars a thousand dollars fue thousand dollars Start bv Saving One' Sherldan Natlonal Bank 'Nhmher of I cderal Reserve Hank 1 K 1 l I 1 . v Q V fs - - - -..-..-.--..-.......-.,-..-..----..-.? 1.-- 0 - - - - - - - - --un--n--n-...-..-..?? ------ . , . - - 7 v' ' 'lf L- -1 il 3: S . A c sl 4 l 1 1U 1 1101! vlliilllv 741 2-ll1lu1llvlllB1 MTll'1 ' B, ' ,-S 'V . A, , - v-if 1 - ,t , y . . ,- l . . . . ' ,. .', . B. , ' v 1 ' ' 4 ' v 4 - s I Y . , . , . . , W Y ' K . k 0 o o N L , . , . D. .,. -...q.-..-----e:e: I , D :-- ,L . . 2 F N. my'-B-'J Q51 . ,X 15 '-1 ef-.K,QfQ:j FISHING TACKLE That IS Flt fol Flshlng, At Denebrlnk s Clszar Store Bullard s Chocolate Shop Home Made Candles Ice Cream and Sherbets Spe I Flre and Llfe Insurance Real Estate Loans H C FLEISCHER 4 I BIG HORN LUMBER GENASCO ROOFING Sherldan and Arvada Wyo THE BELL CAFETERIA MRS R M BELL Prop W ESTERN HOTEI ANNEX SOLTH NIAIN ST We thank you mo t healtlly fo1 youl 1 atronage the past yeal --- Nu wr I W' 7 T-1' QV'i1'Xv'11 Tk' x Q Nxt ,, If f- Q W1 . 1.:.111.- -.11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,..-111..-11.111 -1- -.11 4. .L . t . . 7 I , O , I ! ' I E Lotus Theatre Annex Phone 331 n O -u:1:: :: 1: :: :: : 1: : : : 1: n- ! . . . ! We cla lze ln I Y u ! 1 I ! Phone 82 . . L 1 s. IV am sn. Phone 270 ' , I . . . , . A 'S 'I . 'I 1 3 '. -1- 11. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111.-..-.. 1.-11.-..-.. 1.- 111 1111 11 1- 4. H ll ',' I ' ' -.' as um:-vial!! A- L-E25 ES2EEy'W ' fl 3553534 Dress Better, and You Look Better Look Better, and You Feel Better eel Better, and You Work Better ork Better, and You Wlll Be Better Regarded and Better Rewarded Have Your Sults Tallored Rlght d Hb? l'fl21Sllt'I' THE OI DEST Practltloner ln the State Tell Us Nothmg' z ' ,Q i Youl Splne Tells Us the Story ix S OI 'NIWAH HATS OR CAPS 1 S69 wa. -:vm TED BROWN The Hatter Anderson 8a Anderson The Chlropractors 3 S 'Vlaln St - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. - - .. .. ...-..-..-..-..-..-..-mg. L ! , . f ! - ! ' 1 F 5 ! W ' Q l - l l . . . . I I . ! l 1115 l . Um fam: L Umtuxlcl- I I A bull H115 i V I . .ll , A 1 T : ---m. .... --MmmmmMmmmMmm-HW,1 I . : I 1 1 1 I In - '-- I I . . . : 9 2 T ' - ! ll 1 55- u 4 1 ' ' . Q Tri xi- X I Y - S- 512' i Ang- Arncnossor-una : 4LA.,,5,..--- : lalluumpuumumgu.-any I .egg mm mms,-.pa u mugs! I ! I3 . num-nA::'vuuhu I . -g BR I I 3 EYE I : '41 5823 : f- I 4 my I 2 gt : 3 ! : 'egg raam, : 1 fa- Lures sown. I . , I GD'll'I'Al. omni g I I mac A Lacs I I :num I 5 I 1 1 l ' l A . I n I l l I I 4... ..- Z: fi Zz- - Zi: J- f: J. ,:.::.:x::: if :::,:.,4. 1 . 'J - . vs lg GE fm,w5.Bju53 . Rf '94 -.Tb E1 I Q Nl. , , F, I x X '41 i i ai -1,111-111-1-11..111,i11.1.-1.5111 DAVIS 8z GOLDBERGER 'THE AGENCY OF SERVICE Dependable Fire Insurance, Automobile Insurance, Ranch and City Property YVhitney Trust Bldg., I hone 261 B GROSS Sz CO B GROSS 8z CO PARTS Fon ALL CARS Fur, W001 and We Iaw Caih for Lsed Cars Pelts Gould and Dow Sts Gould and Dow Sta Try the Old Reliable Plumbing and Heating Superior Laundry Co All Work Done Absolutelv Guaranteed 21 Grinnell -he Phone 3 E B Campbell PI'0p Next door to City Hall Dow and Gould Sts S, . fm. 2 I I I I n Q I o Q I I I , . I . I I I George Anderegg For Service and Quality I , I I - 1 I I . I - I 1 ' I I I , . I . . 11 . . , . v - , E l I +a::ff:I:ef: IIHIZIZI II: I-A: :I I 2 wx- ,L 'i' 4: mf-ifilj-43 E! lf23 1.-if- g - F- ,A .. 1 . ,Qi 2-si -F.----.. ------.- 1 1: -2 1: .. - - ,,,,-,,-,,-,,-,T QUR associations with the young men and Women, boys and girls of the Sheridan schools has been a pleasure in many Ways other than that of a' purely business association. E are Justly proud of youi achievements and youi co opeiatlon whlch has made it possible for us to say that alike in the school room on the streets of commerce and the paths of social recre ation the refined elegance of NEW YORK STORE apparel Wins favor with all of you who di ess with pleasing d1st1nct1on We count our service to you our largest asset ln business Stevens, Fryberger GL Co Qherldan Wyoming, . . . Q - 4 . . . . 1 a . . ,.. . . G . . 1 ' Y O l , r ef -..-..-.....-..-. .. .-..-.....-.,,-..-.....-..-..-..-..- - - - - - - - - .-,,,- ,L . ' I '. ' I ' ' '-1 H 4 if x 'ff 1. 'i.-N1-'i1fQ w v Y E '71- wr! S28-Q, '-slgzv Il'Nl NEI I-' IITY-'IW' G f15I5f,5Jlf3 gg' 'QJQ CI5 ll' X 'LW' N 1 r gt A . Q- Q. g :i' .P-....-..-.......,...................-..-...-..........-..-..- .. .. - -......-.....,...-..- .,.g. Sheridan Clothing C0 Sincere Clothing Service Clothes for Men and Young Men Woolwear Knlcker Suits for Boys Always the Latest in Haberdashery Always A S H S Booster All Ways O I O -T1 3 0 0 7: iz 1 :: : : : : :1 :u-4:: -:n-:n :-4:ui:--u W:-lain-ui::V 'ala :: 1: Y .' I '.' FCIRTY 4 -gf Q53 iii?-'till' L ' - xfgm - - , 'u al 'SFU ' .2 -'J .IPi .fa-f LIST OF ADVERTISERS fContmuedJ Llndsaw Sheridan Co Llpmans Specialty Shop Lotus Cafe lotus Theater Loucks Street Photo Shop MacLeod Grant Marlnello Shop CWh1tney Blllldlhg, McGee Auto Clmlc Merchants Transfer 8z Storage Co 'Vhd Continent 011 C0 Mills 8. Son Mills Prlntlng Co Mlssou s Qulck Lunch Moore Auto Top Shop Morris T A ydmte Syn ko pators New Method Shoe Shop 0 lx Barber Shop Orpheum Theater Pallas and Athens Candy Co Pearson Pamt Shop Peedm Rubber Co Pioneer Lumber Co Quick Prlntmg Co Ranch 8. Home Supply Randall 8. Jordan Reed Berton B Relneke F A Rex Barber Shop 8: Beauty Parlor Riley Motor C0 Rlsher Francis C San I Dalry Scales 'Vlotor Co Schaeffers News Stand Sheldon C W Sherldan Bankmg Co Sherldan Bread Co Sherldan Brlck Co Sheridan Bulldlng 8. Loan Assoclatlon Sheridan Business School Sheridan Clothing Co Sheridan Commercial Co Sheridan County Electric Co Sherldan Furnlture Exchange Sheridan Gas 81 Fuel Co Sheridan Inn Sherldan Iron Works Sherldan Lumber Co Sheridan Meat Co Sherldan Motor Co Sheridan Muslc Co Sheridan Natlonal Bank Sheridan Post Enterpnse Star Grocery Co Stevens Fryberger 8: Co Suburban Cash Grocery Superior Laundry Toggery Shop The T0mSlk s Drug Store Thomas R R Lnlon Agency Inc Lnnerslty of Wyommg I Drne System L R Next Shmmg Parlor hckere lumber Co Watson kennedy Service Station Willard Seruce Statlon Wlnterlmg 8z Davls Vlyomlng Electric Supply Co Wwommg Lumber Co OLE HLNIRFD Fi RTI 1 -1 . - sw' ' x 2 -1- ---- ------------U--..-..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-......-...........-.. 4, 1, . . 1 . . . , 1 . , . -. . E t I. . , 1 . Q . . I! . ' ' 1 . . ' I . . . . Q v ' ' l I , l . ' l - . ! K. , , Co ! v . . ! , , . 1 ' 1 L- 'F , . . Q Q . A - ' . 1 ,. ' I v 7 v v . J I J I R ' : qs! .Ili I IST OF ADVERTISERS Anderson Sz Anderson Anderson 0 N Anderegg Ceorge Bank of Commerce Basket Groceries Bell Cafeteria Bentley B O Bentley Jewelry Co Big Horn Lumber Co Billings Sheridan Motor Bloom Shoe 8. Clothing Co Bob s Place Iron Ton Cafe Bosen Chas Broadway Grocery Brooks System Shoe Repairing Brown Drug Co brown Ted Bullard Chocolate Shop Buffum D 0 G H Bureau of Engraung Champion Funeral Home City Bakery City Cleaning 81 Dyeing Co. Crescent and Western Hotels Crystal Bakery Cummings Music Co. D. 8: D. Hardware Co. Davis and f oldberger Denehrink B. 'l. Denio Milling Co. The J. W. De Jarnette Style Shop Duncan l. C. Eagle Grocery Economy Cash Grocery Economy Drug Co. Fdwards P Frnst Otto Ex ans Chas Fair Store The Fmlkners Inc First National Iiank The Fleischer H C Fuller Studio Golden Electric Co Golden Rule Store Grea e Spot Inc Cross Sz Co B Guyer W S Heald J Frank Held Henry Helman Commercial College Hewltts Bootery Hicks Furniture Co J E Holcomb M. W Holly Sugar Corporation Hot-Kiss Coal Co. Hub Clothing Co. Humphrys A. M. Hurst Tom Jacoby 8: Son Johnson Millinery Co. Johnstone-'l hom Motor Co. Jorgenson Jewelry Co. Jouvenat Hardware Co. Kepp-Baertsch Kerr Motor Co. Kibben Hardware Co. Koxzcn, Henry Krenz, E. S. 'I' -..-...-..-...-..-..-1--...-..-... ----- - - - ----..-...-..-.- - - 4. A4Ill'Nl2 'l'l X 1 ,m,v.m5:gQ -I6 LD 1:1 :sf X 4? lex W1 Q Gif' .-.......-.......-..-..-..-..-..-..- J . . . , ., .. 0. . , 1 ' ., .. A. . ? ' 1 A ' l Farmers 8: Consumers ' 4: '., . : 4' 1 . ' x , . . - . f I I ' . . - . CO. 1 ,K I , . I , . ' I : I' o. n , .. I I , . .,. , K . . ! , . . I , D , ! ' QS J - w .- I , i I 3 I Y ! Y V I . I , I A 1 I 5 I ' ' I , 1 ' Y V F ' u , I I 1 , .F cr Eg?-Hi B151 J , EJ 'um ' x LQ? ,, 7 f if' - -- - :J g UNE HUNDRED THIRTY-l'2lGll'I' 1: E11 :BLU jr -Ja 1.9 111 'lm' N1 i IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE HOW CAN WE KEEP THAT SCHOOL GIRL COMPLEXION9 ASK DONALD HOLCOMB AND RAY SANDUSKY THERE S A REASON FOR THOSE BLUE EXCUSES BUY A MAGNA VOX FOR YOUR RADIO ENDORSED BY RALPH HAWKINS DE HAM WHAT AM KMOST ANY SENIORJ THERE S BEAUTY IN EVERY JAR -SO THINKS THE FACULTY YOU JUST KNOW SHE WEARS THAT HOLE PROOF HOSIERY ANYQ E Q GIRI' WINGED VICTORY KNOWS A LOT BUT UM IS THE WORD ANYBODY CAN DO IT' WHAT? IMITATE HARRY HON OR JOE MORRIS ITS SO SIMPLE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 I - - '1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 I 1 1 11: 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 5' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1-' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ,111 1 - 1 1 1 16141 1 1 1 1 1 I 1. 'fii 1 1 I 1 1 1 15 .1 1-------------------'-------1--------------------------Wif----------------1---H--1 11-------- -nm- - - '1 1 11,1 1 1 1 1 - - -. 1 1 1 1 11 'f 1 : , 1: ' Q 'ggi ' 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 '-1 I 1 V. 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1' 1 A 1 11 I 1 31 1 1 1 1 .1 fQ 1 111. 1 1 - - 1 I 4 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 .1 1 ' 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 12 UP...----n--.-.n-u1-u---n--------1-an-an-on-u4::4u-u4:- ::4:e4-1141!-M1122 fr: fl:-I-421 2l1::1l'1:'4I2422 -I'-'I' 4f 2' 4 314' 45 mmgtu if:' ff m f c K rn MISS Abbot 1n Enghsh III Why I remember weddmg -iS H S A mounta1neer of one of the back count1es of North Carollna was ar ralgned wlth several others for bootlegglng Defendant sald the cou t r what IS your name? Joshua slr was the ans wer Are you the man who d ma e the sun stand st1ll asked the court Qulck as a flash came the reply No slr Im the man who made e moonshlne 1-S H S Punk Do you l1ke 1ndoor sports? Helen Yes lf they know when to go home S H S A young man and a young woman were out for a walk The man tlpped hls hat to another lady Hls compamon asked Do you k No he repl1ed I d now her? ont know her but my brother does and thxs IS h1s hat I wept at my f1rst -S H S MISS Brownlee asked of her Algebra class Can any one explaln the term radlcal 'P B rlght Student A Bolshevlk isns AT MINSTREL PRACTICE Bruce D S ay hsten to Elmer play that obhgato' Catherlne D after gomg all the way to see Why he s not playlng an obhgato he s playlng hls saxophone S H S as Caesar the man who combed IS halr up ox er hlS head because he d1dn t have any 7 -S H S Mlss Van You say what do we study for? Eugene Dobson No no' Mllton went bl1nd at thlrty four S H S It was reported that Mr Fuller changed the lense of the camera medlately after the S Club pxctugel-Iwgs taken We wonder why In the f1rst wear Latln class MISS Hull after havlng explalned th 10 verbs asked lf there wer e e any questlons It vsas a Jumor that got up Are there am you owe verbs? S H S MISS Van 1n Engllsh IV Jean Val Jean nas lmprlsoned nlneteen years for steallng a loaf of bread Br uce D Whew V What 1f he had stolen a whole d1nner'7 S H S O ld Ezra says A glll mas w1n a fellow on face powder but xt takes baklng powder to keep hlm S H S Mlss Max land W hat IS the DOSSQSSIVG of he? Student Hel P if Z1 N 1 f. lr ' - Nw! I K il ww . . . U . ' v ' 1 ' YY KI YY ' ll ' ,Y Y Y ' Cl ' Y! Y Y ' ll ' YY ' Cl ' ! ' Y 9 th ' . 0 I u Cl ' ' YY KC ' YY - , . . . . . ,, ,, . , . ll YI ' C6 Y ' Y 9 Y ' ' YY . ,, . Y I ' Y YY ' u A ' n CC ' ' YY -, W Cl 9 ' ' Y ' ' Y! Y Y ' . . . . H . Mary MOVIE, 1n Vlrgll class- W h - , ' - 1 -an ' ll YY il ' ' ' YY 1 , u - u s 0 c - . 1m- ' Cl Y7 ' n Y Y cc' n ' , , ' , ' , . . u , A 9 YY . . . ,, V . . . , al L ' YY cc , - , - xy v u if . 1 y . v ' . ' V ' 9 - , ' rv . Y , . . ,, t W u as , ry .'I ll'Nlllll'flD 'l'lllH UNIX 1 gin'-I-6u.'v.'1 : -is C15 I1 Qs. x Us-5?-1'1 JOKFS In an assembly at the Olpheum Jack W ales arose to announce that the Jumors should pay for thelr class rmgs w hlch had Just arrlx ed wlth the followmg result W1ll the Jumors please plax fo1 thelr wmgs as S H S Stub Do Vou know mv ancestors came ox 91 on the Maw flow 61 Hank 1V'1ne couldn t They had to go to CHPSHI s funel al S H S Mr M3101 Fred name the three natulal chsxnfectants Fred Joyce Frogs toads and snakes S H S Glace Dr Rlchle IS xelx wealthy lsnt he D1d he make all h1s money from h1s pract1ce'7 Ray Not all He s the p11nc1pal ow nel of a lalge w ell out West Glace Ah I see' He makes money from the s1tk and the well too S H S A l1ttle boy was found gnmg the baby some yeast What are you do1ng the mother crled The bov lesponded Aw soon as poss1ble S H S Fllghtened vlctlm But my good man Im onlx a poor professor' Desperate hold up man I know that' Tell me a word w1th seven letters meanmg m1crol1th1c' S H S MISS Van referrmg to Hamlet Whv would an educated man speak to a ghost ln Lat1n'7 B1 uce D Because lt IS a dead language S H S BIG FEET MISS Hanks ln Engllsh I What conquerol was l1ke Roder1ck Pupll Napoleon MISS Hanks Yes Napoleon was so great that he could 1a1se a large almy at the stamp of h1s foot Elmer fthe brlght pupllj Gee he must hate had bu, feet S H S Johnny Ya oughta be ashamed youl fathel s a ta1lo1 and vnu hax en t got a decent palr of pants Jlmmy Huh' That s I'lLltl llI1 QOUI ffxthel s a dentlst an QOLII babv bl other hasn t got a slngle tooth' S H S MISS Abbot ln Engllsh III Do vou know some people s outlmes ale almost ahke' Why Ralph Gldb s was just llke LOIS Manahan s III fact lt was a Carbon copy S H S Sunday School Teachel And how mans commandments ale there ' Ten Ma am And what would happen 1f you bloke one of them 7 Then there would be nlne E --.. -A in ' 3 -- ' -7' -t-,,- ' A I- , .. :- .L 1 - 'Z Q, J- f Af A :L ' 'Xt v I 1 X t . 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II I' .N '- .V ez: f,m-if5.B3L53 ' A 1 - ' in 'E-4 'T-T15 E31 qv X X 5' N , ., m. ,i gt -205' ..1..1..1..1..1..1.,1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1,.1..1.1p1..1,1.1..1n1 QUBYQEEU wEP5!m1,QE'lE,E5Pff5f A stlong dally evenmg and Sunday mom mg HSWQQHDQI devoted to the mterests of Sherldan and th1s Nolthwest Complete authentlo re1oo1 ts of local sectlonal and natlonal eventb Adwert1se1s mav expect ever 1ncreaf.1ng re turns from thelr adxertlsmg m tlus med1um qes en Dollars a Year 5 immumum Ulm prove the supremacy. of EVENIN6 Newspapen X. 9 9 7 V' ' L Q - . 0 . , Q a 1' 0 0 . 'A l l'l.l, ASSUl'l.X'l'ElJ PRESS LEASEIJ YVIRE. MEM ER A. IS. C. ..11-i.1,1-.i11...- fr mm-i'fSJL53 ' 1 -gf i T?' 'rn ' il' 1, . C . 'r ,, : , :'ii'T'1Q1w 5 -fry. .Q YT1. J sam, '- ri 45 Stlll the Talk of the Town SOCl6ty Brand Clothes Phoemx Hose Florshelm Shoes Manhattan and Grcenhood Shlrts Bloom Shoe Sz Clothlng Lompany Your Surest Store Sportsmen s Headquarters Bamboo Rods wound and repalred Golf Clubs repalred Gun a Electrlcal Work a speclalty Excluslve l1ne of Flshln Tackle Guns Arnmun1t1on and Sportlng Goods CHAS A LVANS 177 N Main Sheridan Wyo EVA HALL TIMMEL Prop Crystal Bakerv Fresh B1 ead, PIQD, Cakes, Cook1es Etc 108 N 'Slam St Sheridan Wxo Otto F Ernst Incorporated Dlamond T1res and Tubes AUTO TOPS Made to Order ll e manufacture new Auto Tops f0l all cars also repalr curtalns and ct shlons Largest Auto Ac esmrv Store m Wyommg Vtc m ke Harness and Saddles to order lhoae 701.1 1317 S Main St Sheridan Wyommg l nl, ' A , . L 4 . , ' ' 1 66 99 -..- - -..-......-.. .... .,-..-..-.......-..-..-U 1 1 1 T 1 1 I 1 ..- 9 . 2 . g 7 7 ' 1 l O . , ' . -..-..-..-..- - - .-..-..-1....-..-..-..-..-..-..-. .- 1 1 1 . , . 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'-'4 'I u'-I-BLU F-if I. 121 'SWF'-III 'Q CAPITOL DRUG STORE Headquarters for Tourists SODA DRUGS-CANDIES Kodaks, Films, Developlng Now Tommy Sald Mrs Bell I want you to be good while I am out Ill be good for a nlckel replled Tommy Tommy she sald I want you to remember that vou cannot be a son of mme unless you are good for nothmg SHS An elderly deacon cut hxs nose one mormng he put what he thought was court plaster on It but he found out later after church was out that he had put the label of a reel of cotton whxch sald Warranted 200 yards long on hls nose lnstead Farmers and Consumers Co Operatlve Co GROCERIES AND HARDWARE l hone? 185 186 Sheridan Wy omlng Ambulance Servlce De Luxe BERTON B REED Phone 86 Nl' IIN ll'l PNPXFH 'lHll'L A - I ' + '-Q - - ' -1' ' I . ' ,I 54 TP ..- XZL., H . . :',i,.xL , fy - Q I -sg .gk 1 . if Tl' -...---:-1 1 2- :Z I Z 2: .2 .2 ..-..-:--:--..- - - .- .- .-.-.--..-..-..-..--4. I I I I . . I . I I .. . I . . ! . 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'.'II' fm B-U if EE Fi-if?-1 ' 6 71' L l ill fllflf For the past fifteen years the Educa t1onal Department of the Bureau of Engrav1ng Inc , has been co11ect1ng a vast fund of 1nforrnat1on from the ex penences of hundreds of edxtors and managers of Annuals Th1s data coverxng organ1zat1on, i-inane mg adVCI't1S1I'1g construct1on, selhng and or1g1na1 features has been systematxcally tabulated and forms the subject matter for our ser1es of reference books These are furmshed free to those securmg Bureau co operat1on 1n the makmg of engravmgs for the1r books Begzn where others have left off Profit by the1r expenence and assure success for your Annual BUREAU OF ENGRAVING, INC. soo souru FOURTH STREET MINNEAPOLIS S O O --e---- if all di., ' g I -W-V - :iif'7T'9f 1 g Q' Nig WI? Q 1 , 'f X Q: - - Q I , 0 of X ... ....... ....... U., ' 5 . 'ffif if it 1: .-LWQL,-Qliiix ligx-.,,.:, ' 2 , .- .1:A,,af'.UQf ,.fg5:'LZse1l' E ' l:Y'ai?.J lS..!i,p.e?-1 : mul,-'Iv flU'1 , , . ,. H, -I 1 f lla ' . 1 , K vf- L 'E 2 l ' N '-I , is 'ffw fl F. as , , l - , . . . U ' 0 I I Q 7 3 . an n ' ' ' . . O . . O 4: iw--BLU BJ .46 up F, yy E g,'j blank hooks Xrt Metal bafes and Office qupplus and Illmg Equipment f f X Q41 Mmm AC I um No.2 STATION E125 D121 N 'FEBS BIN DLD6 SHERIDAN Complain hm ul lhls Class Xnnudl Wwonnng., leg, nl l lu ks W ls lroduccd ln Our Office . 11 S.- if-Qqiy ,. 'V 3- . l. ,fl N.l'7ffx LL'f:7n1 -2 lf? Q ffl gf Vg J I if ' X iw TT U1 l f l MTX? fl- ! 3:4 3, Q , 5,3 1 I , , f X 5 KA, Q A ,,,, gl ,ff A 'f 1 - -Jxvf' JA f-vi I -H 1:1 42:13 r ' ' 4- ..........-..- .... -. ..-....----- ..-......-..- - .L i :mx I-BLU - -J6 LD IF1 'Helm 'I' ---+ Lltman s Economy Center EAGLE GROCERY THE FAIR Whele you1 dollar goes Sample Shoes Mlllmery and h 1 than anyvgrhere Clothes to flt the Whole famlly falt e for less Investlgate the sav mgs and learn to dress yourself 9159 GIVQ us 3 tmal Lltman s Economy Way Tel 308 HUB CLOTHING C0 Sample Qhoes and Dresses Ihone 1110 8 N NIHIII BON TON CAFE lOl LI AR IRICF A Good Place to Edt QI Illx SFRVILE Open Day and Imght 117 'N 'Hun t Shcrldm Wyo . ia' I ii ' ' ' ' ' T--ie. :QL-'1 ? ' . - ' Lg :Fifa ,I - ' Qs TF -J ' 1 1 1- . - 5, 'lg f.-1' -..I- -.-..-.....-..- - -..-..-........T......-.. .... ..-.....-.............. : I I I I I I . 2 1 9 ! : ' I I . I I I I 1 . . I I I ., ' ' I f' 1 I -' ' , ' I I . ' ' ' ' I . A L . L l 1 . I 5 I I I , . I Q 528 IN. Slam 2 . , I I h - I I I 1 i I I I I I I -..- - - ----- .-.-...-..-..-..L..-.q-..-..-..-...- -,..-..-..-..-..-..-... i I . I I ' I , I I 1 -W 35 . . ' I I i -..,- -..- HM.- ..... - - - - -, ..... .-.....e.-.-.,q.. I 1 I I . I 1 ' Y .. 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I xi..-: .......xi:.-..... - - - Q . . ! . . l , . . ' ! . , - - , S , ' , - . . ' ' , - .' , Q a - 1 - I o 0 l . 1 P 1 I ...... -..-.........-......-......-..-..-..-..-......-.........-..-............ ... - - - cr im. .aw gf g ,X ,aunt w..2i5'Cg1 wx ' K 1 After the Show or Dance VISIT THE ATHENS Refreshxng Drlnks Fancy Sundaes 24 IN Maln Ihone 727 For the Party or Dance call the PALLAS All klnds of Fancy Ice Creams manufactured dally 138 N0 Ham Ihone U88 .I After Every Party LUNCH LOTUSCAFE Better Eats Better SGFVICC Open All Nlght Read and Weep Brown has a lox elx baby zlrl The tork left he1 wlth a fluttel Brown named hel Oleomargarme For he ha In t any but her If you leallx behexe 1n patron 1z1ng your adxertlsere please 1ns1st on San 1 Da1rx Butter and Ice Cream Best fO1 3 eau and s eau I fugpf f'Q - - in - lm ' E' 'r is I - V. ' D 7 b-urn: 1 - vvrv 1- 1- ii: : I 1: :Z :I Z: ::' 22:1 1: :z : :+ :f ll- I 1 I ! ! ! I ! I i . Av I. ' , I ,. ,,, 7 v . I , , . I.. ' 1 vi '- 5 ' . - . I lv ,1 I ! ! ! ! 4...-,,,... .. .. ------ -..-...-..-..-Q---..-..-..-..-.-.-.- ----- .-I..- J. r: :-: ' s LUX cr mrefisj-153 'QF '-Lia 1 Y - s Q ' Q-54 1? YUUNG MAN' YOUNG WOMAN' 'Thrlft Brmgs Happlness Start a Savmgs Account whexe It IS Absolutelv Safe and pavs DIVIDENDS You have such an 1nst1tut1on m Sherldan START RIGHT' STAY RIGHT' FINISH RIGHT' Sherldan Bulldlng 8a Loan ASSOCl3tl0H M W H01 LOMP Seuretlry Rooms I0 ll Sherldan National Bank Building., lhone 720 N A. Pearson Glass and Pamt C0 Sherldan s Excluslve Pamt, Glass and Wall Paper Store '37 S Mam I hone 202 Q FSTABIISHED CFxF1cA1 Ol-l-IIF IN was SIIFRIDNN um gmmnv 1 v 217 E21 ' Cm A A I 6 ' ' ' 99 N1 I1 . . I ' 3, Y ' 2 I' - . . 1 . . T- , , . Q f WALTER C. NYE, Mgr. . , . . - , . . 1 q - ' Alfa uw' mln 'J' 1 ig f' XLFQQE14- - 5 FK x iff , I - Um'-fi!-Bl! ... . ff . ' x ., CR. YH lllfxlllilili SIXTY-SIX Q UH1'E fif-533 f Rf Qf?3 Q' I X L ' W W T71 . 22-1 S QQ: F '-'tsl 1--.-1..1....-11.-i11.i,,i1.....111,i-1111 FEATURING 'lhe New Styles ln Furmture At Attractlvely Low PFICCS The J E Hlcks Furnlture Co BUICK CADILLAC GOODYEAR TIRES Nlolnle O11 Stolage Conoco Gas Day and Mght SQIXICQ Full Lme of Accewomes Rlley Motor C0 Phones H PS and S30 CRESCENT AND VVESTERN HOTELS ddqu ent und lm I u J C 1 Irs Broadwav Grocery an Confectlonery CIULQIIE Ire CILAIH I I6 h Nhlk 'md CIGQID W I O . . C I O .....-.......-..-...-....-. .- .,,. -....-....-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-....-..-..-..-..-..-.. A ' ' s, ' , . Y -U ' . - . I Q'. l I .-w-n-- - -. - ,..1 -...-w- 1w-, -..-H.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- - - - - - - - -. I , . - . I - Q ., ... , ...L . : 1 . I ' d . Slu-ridz1n's Finest llostelries i I - , -' S, , - ,f llc' urters for Trunsi 2 Q 1' ' S A ' ' Trane' 5: ' Ili Q C . C Sp: cious Lohhios, Light, A' j, l,zlrg'e Rooms 516 III'02lflVV2lj' I -..-..---.--:.--. 2 l--Z 1 : 1. 2.1:-1-.--...----.---.. i x I s SY: A ef any in- ..-..-..--.---.--.-..-..-..-.I-I--..-..--.--.--.-..-..-.v-.----- -4, SUCCESS often comes from burning The Midnight Gil Success in Baking Always Comes F1 om Ubing Pride of Shei 1d'1I'1 FLGUR The .I W Demo Milling Company Sher1d'1n Xhommg . . . A . . N . . . C I I I I O , . . v . I A I 9 ' -5- Sz- iz- - 1-..-..-......-..-.- -.-.- - - - - - 4, an f Ek we-6 be :fn S? ' Q71 ' M6SSlCk s Golden Rule Stores aie fO1 Shei 1dan High in any of their undeitakmgs and are p1 oud of She1 ldan Public Schools HUDSON MOTOR CARS ESSEX REO GARAGE BILI INGS SHERIDAN MoToR Co I If H'l I F RY M ED S KREN7 Chap Fanu Leathei Belt and Bite Fanu Spul and exerx Pulses Nlfnay Blanket thing, in the Saddle Lme and Ruge 148 W Brundage St MERCHANT TAILORING hSch 1 xl-1 lru 1 l'lllIl1 ln IOVS IRILES HFlN RY KOGEN 41 S ' Q v 15132. 'Zi 1.-.,.-..- -......-..-......-......-.............::.::.:i.::.:T.:O ..-.:f......-:. :i..-..-..4. ' 9 I . 'I 7 J 0 l W I ' .. l' ,R , . anagvr A f ' -J Harness, Saddles, Riding Bridles -A1 Aw, A . v :O . S ' 7 ' ' ' o o i Hig owl l3oys'S1litszlicl Ekt '. Tw se'S, Gems' ' ' 'sh' gf v , , T .1 J , IQ, N, Nl-' 91, Shuriclzln, W5 ' A . 'I 12 , . 'V-'l'll Sig, as dfl,.m-mein! ' O .. 'gy' 'T ri-T11 E3 Q X X ' ' I' Q Q Tai. Sf gl Q, F -.- gg! 111..1-i1.-11111.--1.-ii1.61-1.1.11 THE SECRET OF SUCCESS The secret of success is not so much in knowing how to make money as in the ability to hang onto it. We assist people in their efforts to save monev. We solicit your patronage on our reputation of thirty two years in busi ness in this community Bank of Commerce Incorporated 1893 SHERIDAN W X OMHNG CHEVROLET OAKLAND Fine Bltgiglglzaigiel Suits GUYER S Sales and Servlce Single and Double Breasted Authorized Dum Stvles Also fine tailor Reflnlshers made Sluts Bailey Chevrolet Co At Gllyel' S 844 N Gould St Phone 222 ir' ll n n u u u I u lu his w L . L . . A t T L . p K K . , , v s -...-...-...........-..-...1,..1..-..-..-I-..-..1lu--.i.,1n1:--..I-1...-In-1...i..i..1......1 2 9 1 I 5 i 0 5 - 1 . I . . I . I 9 . i I : 1: :: 1: 1: 1: : 1: :: 1: : 1: :: :a :- 3104: 7:1 .. ...-in.-..-.,.1....,,..,,1 ' fr 61331-ifiill! gf 1f?3 iiaivg 1:35 iw' ' S' Q I of A ws' V FURNITURE WATERPROOF PIANO HEAT PROOF FOR THE FLOOR FREEZE PROOF CAR ACID PROOF FOR WOOD METAL LINOLEUM J ouvenat Hardware Co SHERIDAN MOTOR COMPANY STUDEBAKER CARS Kelly Sprmgfleld Tlres STORAGE SERVICE SATISFACTION G H Buffum, D O Edna Melrose Snyder, D O OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Bl k 8 N rth M h d y CHAMPIONS FUNERAL HOME SHERIDAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE ld SHERIDAN WYOMING or-uciuoinrr ::Y :: -n:fn:iu-u:fu-n: n:--n:7u:7::7:: ::7:: ::--cfm: 1: 1:7 :uf-:: :: :: : :gp 7 3 es uc s . Phone 6 O O C O Q I Barr oc , 21 o ain Street, S eri an, W o. 9 Corner Whi ne and S. Brooks Sheri an, Wyo. Keenan Bui ing Phone 72 .' . ' U TY-O my-new mlgf . N is W M-.-Fcil tal D t For W Kodak FlI1lShll1g A Spec lty Enlargements Colormg Sherldan Tm Shop GO to OTTO MACK Loucks Street T ph 29W W ll St Photo SHERIDAN WYOMING f P t SHERIDAN KLEENBURN The Leading Coal of Northern Wyoming Ask Stout, the Coal Man For Your Table Try Ranch 8z Home Supply Store Jas Tousses 8: Co We Handle Nothmg But the Best . e as in 1v'4. 1Q --U f' ' xx! -Ao gl Rl. e x in 24151 Tin Me , Cop er, Shee Iron and all kinds of Repair ork ' ' - Hot ir Furnacesa ia I l ' 0 0 I l ele one 136 . ors . l , I First door west o os Offic ! I 9 Ol' I I -1- : I 2: 1: : I 1 1 1 1 Z 1 ::::.,,:,::,: .L . 'A' I .'l'TY qg'mui11B5l53 In .. gf '24 'w-T15 E31 xv - X2 , L 1 n g Q, wi 3 i The Rex Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop extends lts thanks and good wlll for past patronage from MISS Under g1aduate and M1 Classman Our hope 1s that the SGFVICQ here wlll contmue to meet w1th S H S approval W E BILL LUCAS Establlshed 1900 Rlchard R Thomas Blllldlng Contractor Phone 1362 R HENRY HELD We Sell Our Own Land 2lSlN M S et MOORE S Auto Top and Furmture Upholsterlng and Seat Covermg Z4 W B u d 2 Ask About the Scales Motor Company nu. . I , . :1 , at X, -. vm A Aj Till l if i 1- lIlilly!lill1II-illlll'-'Ili-ll-rllivllillihllvlllll1ll-lllillurll lllllll Lv ' kv -Aw I v' S 1 1- 'tvs - 1 '. .lu . ll K . '- V li !7 -..- -..-..........-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-......-..-..- I ! 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HCT KISS Mined by Sheridan s Coal Company We Appreciate and Sollclt Your Patronage Hotchkiss Coal Co Rem Wes Am' Kutcher Bldg A F Meyer Sheridan Wwo f ' 9 O ' 1 L C ' 9 0 K ' , Y,' - Phone 52 Sheridan, WVyo. .1 'A' l ll ' v-Ililf cg gig BLU if -Ja Cn ur, SWE Marlnello Shop M'1rcell1ng Shampoolng Faclal and Scalp Treatments All Work Done by Experts Lols M Bennett 213 Wh t y T t Bldg B O Bentley H IS h H' U' M Cl UI THE D and D HARDWARE C0 -I I n n ..-.1 n Wxll Furnlsh Corbin Hardware For the New Hlgh School I bl ' Fai -I I Y A 41 ' N 0 v 7-lr -Nx..-,- 55:7--.VL Jmtnnl ? .-- ,- . .- H , li 14 XL,, L, bt Nxt - 'I' U1 . , , -- .....,-. ..-- .......-.........-..-.......-..-..-..-. - I5 I .. ... I - I: I I I - I I I I . , l ' I I I I I I ' I - I I . i ne rus Phone 789 L If C I Hel' IFX 0 I III' I Z Z' H122 I :I I :YY Z 1 II ISL' T I1 I II II lill11lZ 'l2 ZZ I I'7ZC I II I C O Q + - ----- - - - - ---- - - - - - I ul.-1. u n u 1- up-..--...1..1..1. 61313 BN jf ii Req W We want to thank the students who helped us put over our Home Llghtlng Campalgn 1n December 1924 and congratulate the gradu atlng class 1n successfully reachlng the flrst maJor stage 1n a successful hfe Sherldan County Electrlc Co JAMES J WITHROW Manager Slnclalr Oils FYRE DROP Gasolme FIFQS Qulckly Explodes Completely A Comblnatlon Hard to Beat MID CONTINENT OIL COMPANY Wholesale Retall Sherldan County Savlngs Bank AND Sherldan Banklng Company Capltal, S150 000 00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS .I D THORN Iresldent W G GRIFFEN Cashler CARROLL R THORN JAS C REYNOLDS . ,wi 4 . V L, ffg 's'ii3Y,4f.'fQ'l. 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E5 '2F 'T-Te E3 :V X X g Q s, f -f mf iii' i GRANT MacLEOD Paclflc Mutual Llfe Insurance C0 Under Sherldan National Bank Phone 300 These names represent the flnest ln MUSIC Stelnway Vose Planola Duo Art Vlctor Brunswlck Super Heterodyne C C Conn When you buy a muslcal lnstrument from us you are always assured that you have made a safe lnvestment A L Cummlngs MUSIC Co Lotus Bldg Phone 282 L E JOHNSON MILLINERY Sherldan s Only Excluslve Hat Shop Sherldan s Spot of Partlcular SCFVICC McGEE AUTO CLINIC Opposlte Post Offlce Telephone 154 New Method Shoe Shop and Shlnlng Parlor We Sell You a New Palr of Shoes or We Repamr the Old Ones as Good as New REI AIR VIHIIE YOU WAIT 42 South Nlam Street ' J 15. .... .. ..-.. ..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-......-......-..-..-..- -. - - -..-..-..--..- 4. U Q C I . A . -..-..-......-..-..-..-..-.......-...-...-...-..-..-..- -..-.... - .......... -..-..- -..- . - . 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I 'A' Il 'YY-P 4..-..- in-ml -51.0 31 . 1 sgis-1 ' -1 IRA E W XTSOlN DONALD M KENNEDY Bu Watson Kennedy Servlce Statlon I hone 178 SHERIDAN WYOMING Authorlzed Bulck and Cadlllac SCIVICC we apprec1ate your busmess no matter what kmd of a car drlve We have the best of mechamcs and equlpment Excluslve Dealer for PurOlator the O1L Purlfylng System Wreckmg and SEPVICC Cars always ready for your call you STEAWI HEAT TELEPHONE IN EVERY ROOM Sherldan Inn and Annex D D WARNER Propnetor Hot and Cold Runnlng Water ln Every Room European Plan Cafe ln Connectlon Garage ln Connectlon 'ib- SHERIDAN WYO STAR GROCERY Fancy and Staple Grocerles Ihone 133 110 E Fifth Street . +V Z W if ' . I. Qfj' o f ' - ' T- Jef 'E , B 'f N' ' i 5, Qs, -' D35 1 ..-..-..-..-..-..-.- ..- -:Z 2- :V 1 :Z :Y -.ff :V 1 I 1: 1- -:Z , ,ern-:Q -. Q. I I I n ' I I ' I ' I I . . 2 I - I I I . Y I I I : 1 i ! : 1 I , . . . . T I 1 I I I t . ' ' I . ' . I I ' - I I . ,, ,, . . . I I ' ' I I ' ' I I I I I 1 l:ll1llilllllllllll -IIS-I -1 -- - -- F .- -- - - - -- -- I- --ff-- l-2llTl- ---l-fl-201 1 I I I I ' I I I 1 - - Q 1 I - - I I I I I 1 . . . . T 1 , I I I ........-.....-.. .... Ia: aaa: :fa :la - -I .. -Ia -::..-... I - I I : I I 2 I I : - I 1 : - I I : 1 I I . - I I ' I I m ' ' . , . . I I : i I z ..-.. ....... - -..-..-.--....-....-..-..- - ..... .-...-.,L CINE ll '.' Il I I '- ' I I 4-0- 5' I - Q I. - EN ' .1 -. - ' ' A i1'l3i-ISPJLKI ,ig .I I-4 egg-.12 :ia-gigbt. f-- Si . ' x ' I Q I . Sli i it 21515-Q - - S - - - -- - - -1 1 1..i...-...-u-..1..... .. -. .- .- COUPERATION U E Wyomlng Sugar Produced by Wyomlng Farmers fx om Beets reused on Wyommg Farms THIS IS C0 OPERATION Ask for HOLLY B1 and Your Groce1 has It Holly Sugar Corporatlon I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 S I I . I . I I 1 - I I cc as , I . I 4 . I I . I SHERIDAN, WYOMING I I I I I I I I I cr FEE' aw if -is -.o 'ff Q glqugid, 1 9 Fancy Groceries Tested Seeds Hardware Implements Sheridan Commerclal C0 Infants, Children, and Misses Wear VS e Do Pleatmg and Hemstltchmg LIPMAN S SPECIALTY SHOP To the Class of 1925 goes the honor of saung Goodbxe Bungalows with all their discomforts and dangers A Modern Edlfice BUILT OF BRICK mil take their place This material to be furnished bx the Sheridan Press Brick 85 Tile Co. 5-...-...... .. .. .. D. I- I I -K, -X N., 1 'I --', -w'T-?:w- '-7' - July 4 -WV J I. 7. 0' .V U A I Lil ,,,,,w.3.:v 1.12-,L H . . .- :iF'i'TC'r- ., 1- ' vi I -If 5, L 'e X -Q. Q? I 3 -..,-.....-..-..-.. .....-- - - ----- - - - -..-..-..-..--- . 9 I I O ,.-..-..-..-..-..-..--..-1.-..-..-...-..-..-...-..-..-..-....-....-..-...-...-..-..-..-..-..--.- O l , , . . . 9 152 '0. Main Phone 191 -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..... - ..-..-..-...-..-..-...-..-...-..- - -...-..-..-..-..-..- V ,- cc y rs ,- tl my BLU if 6 Lp wr Siem 'l C W J ORGENSON JEWELER 4 220N M Suburban Cash Grocery A Good Place to Trade d Inslst Upon Sherldan Brand Meats and Lard Branch Markets Central Court Clty By domg so you ale booetlng Sher1dan and helplng her 1ndustr1es Manufactured only by Sherldan Meat Company --- - -xr, 'V ' -Q -- '-7' , W V N -e---- TSS,-Ar ,ppl - 3, Q, ' . ,. V11 C., 2 ,Z -, A . :L 'Y X.. ,V x 7 Q N Q -12 .1 I 1 Y fa R P- '95 12:5 lllllllll!illiIlC1llTllill1- :chilill1llC1ll'Tlllll1lll1llS1lll lllilllllillillurhllcv ill'-'IIT I I Tel. 8 . . ain St. .....-..-..-..........-..-..-..-..-..-nf..-EL.: nf..-.f-.2 nz.: nl? 2, :Y :Z -..- Heal and Sumner Sts. Phone 24 i1lIlllllllllllllllTll-1llTlllll? T Il Il I' I I--W If Ii I' I- - I T 2' IE? ' Ii :lt Tllnn O C O O -.. ..-.- ..-..-..-..-W-.. ..-. .......-..-.n- -..-......-..- .. - -..-,..... it fm-gi, ggi Q' gl -is no II1 'Qs-faq 5 ,UK QUICK PRINTING C0 Earl L Houx Frank Schaal l roprletors Commercial Prlntlng Of the Better Class Your Patronage Sollclted 9 ll E Ioucks Phone 226 GRADUATING Kepp Baertsch Co A Shop for Women D1amonds Bracelets Watches Fountaln Pens and Penclls Stel You W111 always flnd the Img Sllxer Noxeltles Kodaks latest most 3tf13Ct1V9 and Fnmq Xou get the most and fash1onable Ready for youu money hem to Wear of the season hele Also the newest 1,0 N ,lm St c1eat1ons m m1ll1nery Heald s Jewelry Store School Supplies Stationers and All the I eadxng Magazines ll oodward s and Buntc s Landles SCHAEFFER S News Stand l S 'll n Phone 169 N' ,v- 1' 7 v ssh ,K N., - - -- '-:v..-- 'T . frnl. - I. X . 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BLU W Lau iiii X si siwqz -'15, Thoughts There are people ln thls world of ours Who have never trled to see The wonderful thmgs that Llfe glves out- How wonderful Llfe can be They sxt wlth downcast eyes and thmk Of thxngs that all go wrong They never thlnk of thlngs that go rlght Of the sunny slde and of song Oh thxnk how happy those People could be ways' If they could only remember as tlme goes on Its the brlght happy thought that pays East and West People 1n the eastern towns Are c1v1l1zed they say And they thmk of us as Westerners In a rather awesome way They say we re wlld as Indlans And k1ll all the food we eat' They thlnk were xuld and wolly And thrlllmg tales repeat Wouldnt they be some surprxsed To know us as we are And see a real true Western In h1s Packard motor car? To come rlght to a show down We re as ClVlllZEd as they We know as much as they do INOW' Glrls Im a funny k1nd of glrl I guess I llke such funny thmgs But I d rather be my daddy s pal Than a favorlte of kmgs I llke to flsh and hunt and hlke And do the thmgs boys do Some other glrls llke things llke that But I fear they are but few Some gxrls are scared of angle worms And theyd go straight Into a fmt If they saw a mouse or rat Why I wouldn t be for anythmg Llke a lot of glrls I know' They thmk they re cute and clever Huh' All they are IS lust a show They powder and they Dalnt their cheeks So the boys thelr caps w1ll doff Ha I wonder what they d look llke If they evel washed xt off They use eyebrow pencll l1pStlCk too And the funny thlngs they weal Hlgh school glrls should have some sense But they don t seem to care If that s what makes a lady They way I am Ill stay' And we learn moxe every day Id father be a ug lar 'qui Than a lady any day Basket No 1 Court Basket Basket No 2 39 E Brundage mth and Crook s Ham and Burkltt Market Basket Market Basket Market Nlarket Basket Lorner Market Basket Korner IXIIII ll HTX l -. - - Nu m , V 'H ' ' - Q .1 , '4 ' 'X'--' M: X.-.'.-3 - - . I Lf' 5+-1 -Q bl ' 1 Q m f ' ' ,A 2-4, -. Ur iuul :1 :rf :1 1 :i :Y 1 :l 1 :Y 7: fxfzz nia: :l1uu1uu1un-nn1u1un1n1n1so-1 .ln I Q I l . 1 Y l I 7 ' I . . . y If they only would change their And little things like that: , , . . . 7 ' I I . . , l ' Y Y ! ' ! . - A l 1 ' . v - - I ' ! ll y' . 7? , . , 7 ' . .l W l . 1 M 1 er L ' Y L, i ' Y , . . . ' 1 i ' 4 . A 9 I - 7 I A - x rl ' -A 5 I NH H '.' fi 'I i '. min-15 BLU ! Ln 121 SEQ! H BROOKS Pre ldent GEO WOTTINGHANI Sec THE SHERIDAN LUMBER C0 Wholesale and Retail Lumber, Lath Shlngles, Cement, Llme, Stucco Doors and Sash Hydraullc P1 essed Brlck, Metal Lath Etc Anythlng and Everythlng 1n the Bulldlng Llne In fact everythlng 1n the l1ne of Bulldlng Materlal Estimates Cheerfully Furmshed Telephone N ll Frank Jacoby 81 Son General Contractors and Bullders FOR THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL Sherldan, Ww oming 1,110 u u -- , X F I r ' . A 5-ii W ' , , 'Ll ' ' 'Y - N S N -- :i,A--v-.,r- -.7z.,,,l ' -? I .. 1- . - .-,.., iii:-fxqil 4 , Q 3 ., ' Y ' . 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Q . y , . . . . . . . . 9 ' ' ' 0. illi'llTllill1l1llll:4lZ lifll- I-illil If :-- Ui 27- Ci l Il T IT :Y V IIC'-lllllilliii Illlillqn . 4. fgjjl :BLU 6 LD II1 V' 3 EDUCATION DID IT Edward S IS 46 years old yesterday was h1S b1rthday At 22 he was a falm hand At 24 bv dlnt ot harder work than he thought he was capable of dolng he was a graduate of a busmess factory Today he ow ns the factory he owns an apartment house he IS a d1rector 1n a bank he IS a member of the most worth wh1le clubs 1n town he IS on the Y M C A Board he l1ves 1n a good home has two motor cars spends h1s tlme as he pleases Calthough It pleases h1m to be at h1s Off1C9 at elght o clock and to stay untll closmg hoursb and IH general lg about as comfortable as a man could w1sh to be H1s COUSIU also a farm boy entered school at the same tlme as d1d the sub1ect of our sketch The cous1n remalned two days became homeslck and vsent back to the farm He IS st1l1 fa1m1ng He owns 40 HCIGS and rents a nearby tract of 120 acres He has SIX chlldren none of whom haxe had the advantages ot an educat1on beyond that affolded 1n the nealby rural school The farmer cous1n IS the younger by tvso seals but he looks to be the older by flfteen L1fe to h1m has been one round of hard work wlth httle compensatlon He IS honest and bex ond quest1on 1ndustr1ous but It would requue a v1v1d 1maf matlon to p1cture h1m as bexng really successful The quest1on we haxe fol you IS d1d It pay Edward S to go to school? bec us for mo1e 1nfo1mat1on about speclal trannng Helman s Commerclal College SHERIDAIN WYO Q IS - Qi' 4 f of x D nz: V -- 4' . Q . Sy, , Q K , ,, ., 21, -f--n-,- ------ ... --..-. I 1 -: I I I - ...ze ,.g. , . ' u , U . , . .. course and had a pos1t1on as stenographer and bookkeeper in a small . 2 ' . ' . f .- 1 1 7 n . .- I , ol 1 . 1 . , ' , ' . , . . , I 1 . . . , . T . . , . . . . 1 . -S. , y I U . . ' K 1 A-1 a , v . ' . 1 ' . . A. n . , 7 . . U, v Ly 1 13, K ' . ' ' A ' I V Q 4 . . K . 1 . Q - ' 9 . ' 7 . r. . . . . C, . O , I ' Y fl I2 , I',. -N + ?:iEl--L - ' M B 251.5 4 Q55 '94.s ..7Q7f33 xv v Q X- , - .. fvl -'fig NE HVNDRHIJ ,'l'IVl'IX'l'l'-l'Il1ilI'l' as gmni-25,5519 - ' S , 'I-A6 .55 LFE lv X X ' 7 gg . W. wry BROWN DRUG C0 Spaldmg Sportlng Goods VVh1trnan s Candles, Waterman s Pens Phone 91 ROY ENEY Pres BOBS PLACE BGB ESIEQIQISQELL Proprietors Furnlture, Stoves and Rugs Second Hand Bought Sold and Exchanged I hone 7.3 Sheridan Wyo 340 342 N Mann LEARN T0 ECONOMIZE Buy for Cash as I do Staple and Fanu Grocemes F1u1ts Vegetables Fresh and Smoked Meats My prlces are ln plaln f1gures He Came He Saw He Conquered Come xn be convxnted then buy tor cash Economy Cash Grocerv ll N 'Slam W F PATTERSON Prop If In nl --I -n In an an 1- nu un n n un an nu I -I lr-lo . . Q Y . 7 . 7 n . S , - -.-.1 1 .. - 11:1niuiu...n.1un.-u1n-.n1n.-In-n-1u1nninn-nn-un-nn-n1ll-In-ls . 9 r , 1 ' ' . ' ' , . . -.... .-.n- - 1 --...--..--.1-.iu.---..u.1n-.....--..----n-.--1I1-I-.I-..1....--..--..---...- 9 I r Y I ' N 1 ' 1 . ' 9 1 K 9 - 1 . . Y . . . 4 . . 66 7' 7 3 . . i . , , . . v . . v . . . . . . , . 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Cm. -2 'Elf g Buy a Sult of REINEKE and Vou w1ll neve1 be satlsfled Wlth any othe1 39 E Loucks L W Sheldon Representlng The Travelers Insurance Company Llfe Accldent Health Old Lady tsnlffmgy What s that awful odorq l' axmer That s ff-3I'tll1ZLI' Old lady tastonlshedj P01 the land S sake l armu' X LS ma am 'S H S Thls seems to be a very dan erous premplee mmaxked the t0UllSt at the C1 and Canyon I wonder that they don t put up a warnmgz board Yes answered the gulde lt ls dangerous They kept a vtalnlngf bO3ltl up fo1 two ycals but no one fell oxu so It was taken dovm EAT BUTTER NUT W M. BREAD 'ia 1 Rlch as Butter Sweet as 1 Nut MADE ld , Sherldan Bread Co , Inc Fa t I h -'fn-m.- .. -..-..-..-..- - -..-..-........-.............,..-.,,..-..- - - .. - .. - ....-...Q . I 1 i n 0 l 5 4 . T ! 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