Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY r S ii .igrgfy NW I f-gf-L.. E ZZZHZW A . . - - ..--- lflafff r - . .' ' -9 .. . ' ' 1 fffeiffj . .i '39 ' gwmggdllln yu :Img EIEHJ E: :ng M. lla IIIIIIIIIIQ.. 1. 4 ei W . Lf 5 S E T WAS some years ago that a crowd of bright young boys and and girls assembled at the scool building, laughing and talking in a happy way. We were so glad to start to school, we little knew of the many trials and difficulties that were ahead of us. But we started to work with the determinaiton of making a good record all through school. With the assistance of good and faithful teachers, we pass- ed through the primary and grammar grades very successfully. Soon came the time for graduation into high school of one of the largest classes in the history of the school. This was the one memorable event of the year. During this year we lost a few of our members but the remaining went ahead with the aim to reach the goal of graduation. In l9I8 we emerged into high school as Freshmen. While in this class we studied hard, entered into activities in a quiet way, and learned things Freshmen ought to know. Our class. however, was well represented in all athletics and other phases of high school life. One of the events longest to be remembered during our Freshmen year was the contest for annual queen. In this we were defeated by a small margin, but we went on working VASE TWENTY EIGHT with zeal and courage for the next year's election. In our Sophomore year our records were continued. We were more strongly represented in athletics, dramatics and ora- tory this year than the preceding one. This year a few of our loyal members left us, but those who remained surely made the whole high school recognize the Sophomore class. Again we were defeated in the queen race, perhaps most classes would have given up in despair, but not so with this ac- tive class of l922. This disappointment only aroused us to put forth greater efforts the next year. Although we were de- feated we had our fun, showed our school spirit which was pleasing to our superintendent, Mr. Brasher. As Juniors our number is smaller. But what a progressive class. For the third time we have been defeated in the annual queen contest. We have taken the defeat with Spartan cour- age and have resolved to win in our senior year- This, our Junior year, so far, has been one of the happiest and most pro- ductive in the history of our class. We have all worked hard and have indulged in many interesting activities and sports and are looking forward to our Senior year with great enthusiasm. I -Ara Leach. f- e '-H IEL RODEO fUHm1m...... ,---