University Preparatory School - Tassakooma Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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The Class of 1920 GEORGE HUNT, Class Reporter Four years ago, or, to be exact, in that memorable September month of the year l9l5, there entered the University High School the most illustrious and talented class which the Preps have yet gazed upon. As Freshmen, this class was the most reserved and well-behaved of all. They were well aware of the fact that they were in High School soon after their entrance. The boys were severely manhandled by the hulking Seniors and Sophomores, who gave these illustriom Freshmen a ducking and a varied assortment of enjoyable hazing stunts. The girls lost many a tear, and hard-grown hair was pulled out by the hand- ful. But, in spite of all this terrible destruction, the members of the class are still alive and as wise and knowing as ever, with no casualties re- ported. The next year the class came back with additions and subtractions. Then they wreaked their vengeance on the lowly Freshmen, while cries of revenge went up from the ranks on both sides. The chief interests this year were Latin with Miss McVeigh, and Mathematics with Pro- fessor Stromquist. Too many times, wonderful little parties were given under the auspices of these instructors. One gave amusement in the form of conjugate 'amo' in all tenses and moods . The other in the form of prove theorem 'S. S. Sf The Junior Class of l9I9 entered its third enjoyable and successful year with great vim and lots of pep to spare. As a result of the spare energy, we worked nearly half the school year preparing for the Junior Prom. We were determined to make it be remembered as the greatest Prom ever given. It came up to our expectations. The Class of l920 entered its last year of High School with a de- termination to keep up its record as a class with pep , We got the undisputed leadership in basketball in the interclass games, and are very proud of the fact that 'ipeten Chedsey, a Senior, has a place on the All-State team. So the Seniors are looking forward to graduation, some with fear and some with gladness. The fearful ones are trembling once more for their lives when they enter college as Freshmen. The glad ones are eager for their chance to get out and show the world what they can do. But Seniors may come and Seniors may go, but the Class of '20 will go on forever.

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