Converse County High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Douglas, WY)
- Class of 1927
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L H, v , A 5 L 7 HE O VERSER 1927 VOLUME I 4 I Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF ' CONVERSE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLAS, WYOMING H ll l J u .- :z-.:....-' :: ir.: .l 2: i 1 ii iii: -:.-:x2..- :ml lllllllllllllllll ll lllll ll ll ll llllllll ll llllllll ill ll lll ll lllllll ?i???S?i 11, thc N-iiim' L lziss, hztvc tztkc-ii upmi um'- sc-lvcs thc rhity ul. putting nut this Iirst vuluim- ol llllx t t DNN lzliblzli. lt is mir SlIlbI'L'IlIL' liupc that this hunk will mu-t with thc' ztpprrwztl of all thusc whu hmlc tliriattgli its pages, ,Xml that each yczu' will :ulcl :mutlic-1' volume to thc scrics tif hunks that wc liztu' c1irlc:1x'w1'crl tu start hy puhlisliing' this Ytiliiim- I inc lil' 'l'hc t'm1x'ci'sci'. lo11mERfoFbBooKa X ISCHOOL ZFATHLETXCS AL? T IVITXES If 117 .SOCI EWS N4- CGZQ1NME g ' gf 7,, my M X ' ! ' . ii- D u- - ' 4 52 Y N Nj ' 'YP ' 4 u 1, flfrzllfmf' 3 2 I ,.-..- X' xx. 0 . ? I It I aff vi W .fig 11423 ., vs K,-A .af':. 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School of Commerce Science Department College of Emporia, at Emporia, Kansas M 11 AX 62 FL -, ff Y vt-'eff' .ix I .L ' 'Nm ' Q geo1,s.1rrwra'w.saa 0 , 'Y' .1- 'r X ' , '73 n The Growth of the Douglas Schools I-IICN the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad was built from Cliadron west in 1886, the population of Fort lfetterinan moved bodily to the present location of Douglas, which was then the end of the road. The large proportion of the people were unmarried or newly-wed, so the school question was not serious. Then with the extension of the railroad the next year, many moved to Casper, the new terminus. The original building of the town was built in 1886, and was a two-room, two-story building, located where the North Side Grade School is now. This two-room building accommodated the schools until 1896, when an increase in children necessitated arrangements for a third teacher for part of the year. XfYl1en l took charge in the fall of 1897, this was made permanent and the third teacher was hired for the full year. The faculty for that year was T. C. Rowley. principal: Alma Sherman, intermediate, and Hattie Brockway, now Mrs. Jay Y. Lucas, of Pasadena, California, primary teacher. Miss l-lrockway was furnished a school room in a frame building where Dr. l'. l.. Campbell's office is now and which had been used as a photograph gallery for some time. VVe had altogether about 90 pupils enrolled. There were only two schools in the State at that time giving a high school course, Cheyenne and Sheridan. lt was commonly understood that the Uni- versity Preparatory school was the Laramie High school. ln 1898, Louise Olivereau and Stella Smith came back and wanted to do some work beyond the grade school work and remained in school through the year. ln 1899, Vllilliam larchow moved to Douglas with two daughters, and james VVillox came back from California with his family, including a daughter who had finished the grades. So Stella Smith, Mamie and .losie larchow and Bess VVillox started in on High School work, A three-year course was planned with very little choice of subjects as the faculty was limited to one. These four stayed together and formed the first graduating class in 1902. l resigned in September, 1901. to take a position in the bank, and Mr. Balfour hlohnston, a graduate of the University of Chicago, was elected to take my place. The survivors of the first class are Mrs. A. A. Clough, nee Mamie larchow. and Mrs, Otto liolln of Casper, nee Miss lless Wlillox. ln 1901 the school census showed the need of more room, so a two-room addition was built on the south side of the old building. A few years later, a four-room addition was built on the west side, completing the North Side building as it is now. Further room being neededa year later, the frame building now occupied by'the janitor, was built and used as a class room, being affectionately called the chickencoop by the pupils using it. The brick addi- ition to the chickencoop was built for a class room with the idea that it could be used as a manual training shop in time. This North Side building with the poultry annex housed the schools of Douglas from the kindergarten to the senior high school class until the building of the present high school building. Nothing remains of the original building as it was torn down and the rooms on the northeast corner of the North Side school occupy the space. Lack of space prevents the recounting of interesting details, but many of the alumni can supply the links in the chain showing the growth of a school of 90 in a town of 500 people to the present school with three good buildings, complete high school courses, and a large enrollment in a town of 3,000 people. T. C. ROXVLEY. Iii! '!lxI Ii ! gi, Zqifiotmwfaa. sea .if 1 + ' . ff J ' 'f 1 G.. ' C. C. H. S. Behold this tale I tell to you! 'Tis old and you ought to know It's a story of life in an old high school- 'l'he one we all loved so. Once its halls resounded with pleasure, And the thought of each New Year, Came down with work and also leisure, Its companions were always near. Alas! That was long, long, years ago, The schoolhouse has now been fixed: So it does not look like the one I knew. In nineteen hundred twenty-seven. It happened, one day, I wandered there, just to pass my time away: I wanted my childhood memories to share, And to come back to me that day. I opened the door and stepped inside, Ah! I did not know- That years had gone since I did abide, And that they changed it so. I climbed the old, old stairs alone, So solitary and blue, Then my lips escaped a moan- I saw no one I knew! Strange faces and smiling eyes looked up No one said, I-low do you do! I turned away, simply out of luck- VVith me, that school was through. Ilack to the world I went again XVith just plain memories of old, I suddenly realized it was a dream then In those days Know unforetoldd And now as these words I tell you, It seems that I want to say, I wish I was back to that old school, Back to that high school, today. Xfxsfffif To Ea! I'oor old -Iallitol' lid, The one who never gets to bed, Because of parties and all Staying up to get decorations ot? the wall. The one who does all the work And treats the kids like a clerk, His poor old broom never rests From being pushed under the desks. -JUST GUESS. 1 1 I Gjqfixjzfl GUN S.-4' 'wr :K E KSA . M' mf'j4, , Z,ACGiQ1NIN6f2ERQCsEnQ,R ,1 , - V ,nvsmukf v -M x,- . U, . .M Y, - I OLIJ I7gXI'l'l I FYI. N ENN' A UD ITO RIU M 1 I HOU O 1 P4 .JLLSEI I .- 'I v .- I-IJXEIIJS W L f - . f' NVERQQER UM-W W-A QQ L ,am 2 7 .. v 2 .. -.t I 'D F' : -1 : :U '1 3- .. z A ZW i s , v uv y r , 1, ,i y 11:1 g-+ 1 ' W We ' -V i ,,,,, iv X p L5 XEENUEFQIX C' l ,, Coio1NIvwHR1CSaR 1 R ROY H YLTO N Act well thy part, there all the honor lies. ARLENE JONES Whatever I have tried to do in life, I have tried with all my heart to do well. JOHN BROCKWAY With a smile for each and all He passes through the hall, KENNETH CR ESWELI, Love is too sim le a game for brainy - P - uv men to indulge in. Class President, 2, 4 Basketball, 3, 4 Football, I, Z, 3 Kodak Editor Annual, 4 Vice President, 4 Exchange Editor Roundup junior Play, 3 Secretary, 4 Football, 4 Treasurer, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast, 3 Debate, 27 1 we Maaswssaa, ,, ,E if N 4A' ti 'A :lf 'S GEORGE ARNOLD 'Come what may. Time and Hour run through the roughest day. CLAIRE ALBAUGH Happiness is the perfume you can- not pnur on others without getting a few drops on yourself. MARIE BAKER Here's to Marie so gentle and shy But for good grades you never hear her cry. SAMUEL BALLARD Do you think it worries him, To know that he is far from slim? No just the other way about, He is proud of being short and stout. Sport Editor Roundup 4 Assistant Editor Annual, 4 Basketball, 3 Track, 3 Business Manager Annual, Junior Play Cast, 3 Debate, 3 Football, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3 Track, 2, 3 l A wi 5, if 9 ,K ,f .W I CGicJ11NWwE 2Q S1EijQ,R LY X JOHN l'!ANSE1 l' Still water rnns ill-ep, yet :Always making thc grade. M ARGAR ET HOLLN Satirzfs my wx-aprm lint l'1n tim ills- crect tu tilt at all I unmet. FIA J R li N C li ll R A D Y I like cars lmth great :intl small Hn! a Buick is the In-si of ull. ARI-RULA HROW There- are occasions :Incl causes, why and wlzcrefurc in all thmgsf ff i T wi V Q ' . Mx' 1 , .- . 'E'j,r,v Q.. it ge i ii. Q ai 1 E 'Q' 1 1 S. 442 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 ,lnnior Play Cast, 3 Society Editor Annual 4 Secretary and Treasurer junior Play Cast, 3 Senior Reporter, 4 . h , , . ,S fi: ' l Q W 9 7 f'? Ti'-'fffii Ii? ' li I , .s . . , . u E Q? AVN V li nn, gg LL V. . GUN V QEJRXQSYEJQ, N,-,JX U ,hp we-is 7 X, air?-Q. Q .,2 HARRY CANNON A smile goes zu long, long way. PAUL CLARK There was a boy that all agreed, had shut within him the rare seed of learning. VELMA FISHER 'Ahl why should life all lalror he? BOB FORREST I work. and work, but I can't see that it's of any good to me. Assistant Business Manager Annual, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Football, 4 Athletic Editor Annual, 4 Junior Play Cast, 3 Class President, 3 Vice President, 1, 2 Editor-in-Chief Annual, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast, 3 . ' N Dr 3' lt, M1 '- -' l gyx '1 Al , 'A ' ' ' BOB GARFIELD Just a guucl fellow uf the Gang. LANORIC M ANNING May she make an instructive teacher. FEROI. MANNING l'm built for comfurt Not speed. L 1-ZA H PO U LSO N I am dne of the Post Gr:uluates. CGicf31NiWvQEPCR, SEWER 'yu A Football, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 3 m l 4 ,i2'1'- W 'ii , 1 V - it f l, 'M . , 'Yr ' CXTGQNAVQEQQRQQ. l P 'k Q H HENRY REESE Ride and the girls ride with you VValk and you walk alone. CLARENCE SLONAKER A basketball player with a sence of humor And that he is nice is no rumor. VIOLET RENSHAVV Here's to Violet. so gentle and shy, In getting 90s she's the Mole's left eye. LIELA SNODGRASS All's well that ends well. Football, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast, 3 Dist. Manager Annua Track, 4 President of Class, 1 Vice President, 3 Football, 3, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4 Captain Basketball, 4 ,qv 1 gr' N -Y kv ks S9 wk 1' ef A' f - AM-- e QQAIMERLSER E, Q I Q MV? iii- Yi Other Members l,4Jl'lSIi IKM ICS lil.lX.XI1Ii'l'll IXIQUXX I'lf'l'li lll4'I'l'IllNJX Ill lQl..X NNN l.l. IfIi.XXl'ICS Il.XlQ'I'Kl.XXX l..XllQXk,Xlxl,l-lxI,,Xl1 IQl l'll XIll.l.I-Ill VIIIAHIQIS IHYIN I' 1' XIILIIRICIJ xumazxxm xv. 'af -. , '.fQ6Iv539ibwi5 IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE CENTERS MAY 4 1908 DIED OCTOBER 21 1916 BORN .lfilgi ii - N ff gg g -sg, g k Te Senior Class History HIC Seniors realize that this is their last year. the home stretch with success as its goal. Many members have lingered behind: some have sought their fortunes through means other than education. In the year 1923, on the day of September 7th, we who are now the Senior class, came into this high school as Freshmen, snubbed and unnoticed by the upper classmen. VVe tried in vain to take part in all activities but always we were pushed aside by the three other classes. However our party given for the Sophomores was a great success. It was given in the gymnasium of the old North grade school building. The Sopho- mores thought it a fine party and a good time was had by all who attended. The next year we were Sophomores. l-le had a cordial welcome from the upper classmen, much different from that which we recived the year before. VVe found the high school spirit and did everything to develop it. Some of us made the football, basketball and track teams. VVe won the recognition of the upper classmen the first month and we kept it all the year by supporting every activity that came up in school. Our Junior year could justly be called our biggest and best year, for that year we won a name for ourselves as good athletes, actors and as royal enter- tainers. Our Junior play, Am I Intruding? which was directed by XVallace Allen, was a huge success. It was the first class play given in the new audi- torium and was well worthy of the honor. lt was given on the evening of january 19, 1926. Next came the Junior Prom, on the night of February 12, 1926. It was given in the new auditorium also. The room was exquisitely decorated in red, white and blue, in honor of Abraham Lincoln. Large shields hung from the ceiling and from these many streamers were hung. fencing in the dancing space. The lights, which were covered with red shades flooded through these streamers, giving a wonderful effect to the room. The largest link in our social chain was the junior-Senior Banquet which was given on the evening of May 27. lt was held in the Domestic Science Department's dining room. The room was decorated in green and white in the most original way and according to the best designers of our class. An excellent dinner was served after which we had some very good speeches. Later we danced to the music furnished by Curry Brothers' Orchestra. Then in our Senior year we came back to school determined to take our place as leaders of the high school, realizing that the other classes looked up to us to lead the way to victory or to defeat. XN'e surely led the way to victory for our football team. as well as basketball and track teams. were winning teams, probably the best that have yet represented the C. C. H. S. The Seniors made up the largest part of these teams. The Seniors also took upon themselves the duty of putting out the Annual. lt is the first Annual that has been put out by this school for about eight vears. NVe also gave a carnival. the first affair of this sort that has been 'given for a number of years. It was a real success. The Senior class has some very studious members. some that promise to become famous doctors, lawyers and engineers or to be masters in whatever line they may take up. This they have proved by the manner in which they have met the problems of high school for the last four years. I -BGB FORREST. ' iq Il I f0lf 'f y lei 1NQ WEJRSEJO EM ZL. ,s ,ff ' as Class Will IE, the Senior Class of Converse County High School, nineteen lnmdred and twentv- seven, in the City of Douglas, County of Converse, State of VVyoming, United States bt' America, all belonging to the Caucasian race. do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testimony, do distribute to the juniors, our friends, our most treasured positions, trusting that they will honor them and treat them with respect. ' . 'l'o our 'l.'eachers, from the kindergarten to graduation, we give thanks for their un- ttrlng efforts in molding our characters. To the lloard of lfducation, which is an lip-to-datei' cooperating group we leave our best wishes. 'l'o the' ,lolly juniors, we give our supremacy as athletes, our seats in the assembly ltall, including all the gum .parked there, and we extend the generous privilege of hunting for a place to carve their nntials. 'l'o the Sophomores we give the exclusive privilege of carrying their vanity cases to be used only in the middle west room of old building. 'l'o the lfreshmen, we urge them to remember, 'KX stitch in time saves nine, and to make good thetr four years of luglt school. I, john llrockway, leave to llelen Ryan my untiring efforts of interpreting Chopin on the piano. I, Arlene jones, leave to Ronald Ridgeway my utmost ability of burning up a type- writer. I, 'l'ye Slonaker. leave to llarvey Churchill my ability as an athlete. I, lflorence llrady, leave to Richard lfrwin my ability as a talker. I, Kenneth Creswell, leave to Ralph llugan my supreme efforts of being a good boy in next year's history class. I, Yeltna lfisher. leave to Catherine Clark every means' in instructing her how to teach. I, Llaire .-'vlbaugh, will give to ,Iesse Lunnmgham a tood diet in order that she may declare herself m this rootless world. I, Roy llylton, will my ability as a worthy president to l7rancis Roush. l, llerla Sntull, will induce Mae Gilbert to take four years of linghsh. I, Margaret llolln, will my society position to ,lane Moore with the pointers shown in this book. I, Leila Snodgrass, will leave my secret to higher history grades to Yeronica lfroggatt. Silence is golden. I, llob Garfield, Cowboy, will leave my horse, Dynamite, to Nlyn Gilbert, I, Ruth Miller, will leave my ability in shorthand to X irguna Llayton. 1, lfrances llartmann, will leave my ability as a vamp to llermce llaworth. I, Hob lforrest, will leave to Loren Thomas a formula to cure heart trouble caused by too many palpitations of the corpuscles. l, llarry Cannon, have promised lluster lielahunty a formula for developing muscles of the jaw, because they say I never need wutdmg up. I lflizabeth llrow, will leave my position to ,lustine Gentle. I, George Arnold, will my position as orchestra director to lfred l'exton. I, l'ete Ilutchison, will my l'atent Leather llzur to Otis Gaylord. I, Sam llallard, Gene 'l'unny's promoter, ask Red Fenwick to be Gene's sparring partner. I, llenry Reese, they call me false alarm, leave my position ot' sheikdom to Dean lisinay. l, Violet Renshaw. they call me a class booster, will my position to Katheryn lforrest. I, Louise james, the tighter, leave my position to Leona May. Laura Cakebread will let l'rancis llaworth hold down the old school bus. Lenore Manning will leave Nlae l'hinney without a thing but just study. I, l'aul Clark, will leave pug nose and freckles to June Miller. I, lferol Manning. am an antonym to Margaret Lucas, I, Arbula lirow, have consented to let llertha Larson have my hair next year. I, john llansept, the church goer, tell George lfroggatt to go to church or he will goto? f, -5 l??l ' VVe, the Senior Class say good bye to old ll. ll. S. veCL.A'XIRlf ,'Xl.l3,-XllGll. , i f is T' , D' YQ D' 2 GCCDNVEJRSM ,i lj The Senior Class Proplvesy VVENTY-ONE years have passed and the Seniors are no longer together. They have sifted and drifted to the far corners of the earth. But the eyes of the world can still see them all and they confided to me and took me to see them all and it was some journey. VVhyl when we Hrst started there was Fred Pexton in VVashington, U. C., the Secretary of the Treasury to the President, John Bansept. We then went to New York City only to find Harry Cannon the City Engineer, con- structing moving streets, subways and fiying platforms. Then we continued through the city, I wondering where the eyes of the world would take me next but whoa! here is Kenneth Creswell, the world's greatest musical comedy producer and his new playhouse built to accommodate 100,000 people with five wonderful pipe-organs, he himself playing at times. NVe stop here for a moment to watch his latest production and-well, well no one else but Claire Albaugh is the star and is world famous for his funny stunts. Little did I realize that the sights in store for me would make me laugh, cry or think. VVhat a good old world it is after all, not many of us have to face tragedies. Now however we are in New Orleans and at hrst I could not understand why we were headed for the docks but there is a big fine ocean liner about to leave and we shall be on it. I almost collapsed when I saw Florence Brady, captain of this ship. Oh! how times have changed. XVomen almost rule the men. Well here we are in Spain and we are nearing a little farm, no not a farm, it is a school building, and there is Velma Fisher clear over here teaching schoolg married too, and teaching three of her own. More school for here we are at the University at Vienna but why we should come away over here I don't know, but here we visit the boy wonder, a son of Margaret Bolln. His mother he says is in America, a rich woman, married to Count Hotchscotchski and that is why her son is in Vienna. How fast we travel, for now I am able to see Pekin, China, coming into view. We stop now at the house of a missionary and the nameplate reads, Paul Clark. Everyone thought that some good-looking woman would capture Paul, but here he is a bachelor. Twenty-one years ago who would have imagined that VVoolworth's chain of dime stores would have reached China. But here we are at the entrance of one and Henry Reese is behind the counter, a clerk in a ten-cent store, he wants us to see his wife and! well now I can tell you he is married to Burla Smull and they have two small boys. Here we are hack in America, clear around the world! We are going into a church and there in the pulpit is Clarence Slonaker wearing a white robe and pouring forth a sermon that would reform anyone. VVe hop up to Alaska and look who's on the district court bench, Bob Forrest, chief judge of the district and tries all cases that come np in Alaska and the North Pole. Now at San Francisco we find Bob Garfield, Chief of Staff of the Army. His un- ceasing work and effort alone, raised him to that high office. We go to Italy, Mussolini is long dead, and Doc Hylton is very popular. It looks as if he will become dictator of Italy. Helping Doc to receive his high position is Arlene Jones, the next great Prima Donna of the world. But now we see America again and we are in Canada. Picture a small town in Canada with hills rising all around. Imagine you see a small garage in the center of the town. Here is John Brockway, a mechanic, married and happy. NVhat do you think? XfVell, John has a john, jr., also learning to be a mechanic. Fords are John, Sr.'s specialty. The eyes of the world now turn me south a little and I am now in Minneapolis and we go to see the University and there teaching in the University is Leila Snodgrass. Then we go across the river only to see the beautiful mansion of Ferol Manning. Ferol has married a very rich pencil sharpener king and her sister Lenore lives with her. All day they play golf and tennis on their own private courses. Now we are in St. Louis, Mo., wandering all over the city and there is a mob of kids jumping and dancing to the tune of a music box. The music grinder is no one else but Dean Esmay. V It seems that quite a few have coagnlated here because here is Ruth Miller, a seams- tress owning herself a large store. Now we journey west to a small town in Colorado, where we find Frances Hartmann and Arbula Brow, two rash, radical political leaders preparing to stir the nation. In another small town not far off is Violet Renshaw, a physician, and a good one, too. She controls her own hospital and has a thriving business. Her specialty is taking out adenoids. -ROY HYLTON. , f N n - X: K Q Mx, fp 1.86. ,Q Qmwnvmawsgg 4, W -74' N EF '7 'ki gf ff QV iff? egfgxb gfg' M5 ik? M'f,QffW we Ei ,M 2550 Wfw MTM X 69 LZ7Q2w WMMN 422, 'ic WM W ,Maj 5 u Q ' QZAZW 3 if-qcjxi, mggnmhg jfifyfff aw QNX C41 + gZ.,w519QT .QVZEP d ajjjfw WOWSHLE 530 +A? THE +A Eifffcone U12 A IYAIL3 COAT SLEEVE, BQ CXWfGQNIXXlEWQ Q 1 agx xxx wi GONVE . Q A 'C' iff .22 !Q 'zf' al, x . - - W' A W? Q f -j Mm !HHlI'Hl'ff L Q 1 X9 . I I xx . Y! N f. f , if, , A g ' 'V - ' If W f H f Il 'I V X V , I, If 55 .f in , 1' ,I ,yi il ii f Ulfalxx U E if 1 1 r Q. ' ' 'Q V , . 'Lf-1. 'XX . bk fp. K J A' 2- fax, -n1g 'L ' ,.YV I FRANCIS ROUSH President Q BILL LOGAN Vice President MARY DICKSON Secretary and Treasurer O HARRY ARNOLD VIOLET BLOOMQUIST V W., 1. . an 1 y-in-Pk-' ie . '-S T. ' I CGTJIN' K'VV0E3 . I 1 I JESSIE CUNNINGHAM VIRGINIA CLAYTON CATHERINE CLARK PEARL COPENHAVER CATHERINE CARROLL 1 I MJT5 ' ,lf fi fr U A -wg S . x C9fifNW vEQ5-ER D ' Hi we fs' 'g i' Xi? 3 QSM fwfv if wig? iff- I ? if? I yf'M1!x4'95-'QTQE W , -Mi-f2 C? if w. m.v2Q'i5 pw, , A w wvi L, , ,., ..:,:1 ,,:4V., 44,1 , 4, f U. RAl.l'Il DUGAN IJUROTIIY IJICKSON RICHARD ICRVVIN IJICAN IQSMAY ROI3IiR'1' If ENVVICK , . K,-,XI I . ,af ,,, ,IL lj.-'-'? s v - i KATHERINE FORREST VERONICA FROGGAT GEORGE FROGGAT MAE GILBERT , . MYNDERT GILBERT M 9 ,ff yt ' GCDN S55-1 'X K , ' Aj L Q, , H , , Q 3 M ' - Q Q L, 49.135-f:g?.Q?' Lf 4.55 ' ' qt, J JUSTINE GENTLE OTIS GAYLORD GEORGIE HUBBELL HELEN HYLTON FRANCIS HAWORTH 7 1 4 CLS f . if 6 I' JM 1.1- -f R fk ' gli' x 4 GQ HERNICE HAWORTH L. T. IRWIN ETHEL LANE MARGARET LUCAS LEONA MAY ,. M i ' T T 'R' i Q f f GQN f Q, E '- LUCILLE M EISNER JUNE MILLER JANE MOORE TIIURLOW PEAKE FRED PEXTON fa r -- - ' ' 'gs' . .,.,,e- CGIOIf 5 W f .JV ,- fxifif' KL Q' ag' MAE PHINNEY RONALD RIDGEVVAY VELMA SILVER HELEN RYAN VIOLET SCOTT I I GGJN VEJR , ' LOREN THOMAS DENBY WILLIAMSON RUBY TOXVNSEND MABEL TONVNSEND OTHER MEMBERS HOWARD ASHMEAD ' HARVEY CHURCHILL BERTHA LARSON TED LAMBERT DUKE PARRISH ANNA ROBERTS 1 MARGIE TITTERINGTON - ff 'Q Nfl! aCf1ssNMVf'sRss unior Class Hzktory TRANGE to say, only a very small part of the present junior Class has goneethrough all the grades together. Some of them came, as Frosh from the countryg others from neighboring towns and still others from neighboring states. Altogether the first year there were 77 members of the peppiest class in Douglas High. Eh! what w'uzat, Seniors? After the upper-class men had gotten used to the green! Green looks, green walkes, green blushes and green talks we had by that time become accus- tomed to them and their infinite scorn and did not feel that our life and future happiness depended upon the attitude of the Sophs, or any other thing except ourselves. A class meeting was held and we found to our delight that Miss Thorson and Mrs. Gibson were our class sponsors. Robert f Spot,'j Fenwick was elected president fdarned good prexyj! Catherine Clark, vice president, and Veronica Froggatt, secretary and treasurer. This year was uneventful as most of the Freshmen years are except for a few initiation nights on which, by the way, the Sophs nearly always got the worst of it. fA-hm !j The peppiest class in D. H. S. began their second year with the election of Spot again as president, and Francis Roush, vice president, and Harvey Allen secretary and treasurer. Of course, we gave the Frosh a party and showed what we can do by mak- ing the most original and successful of parties. The Freshmen returned the compliment-good party-thanks a lot, Sophs. fY' see, they're Sophs now: queer, isn't it?J VVe also proved that we'd be good .luniors by winning a ticket selling con- test fthereby enriching ourselves ten dollarsj and a magazine subscription contest-by this we won a trip to the moon -almost. The third year was the fulfillment of the promise shown the two previous years, namely, that we'd make good Juniors. In case of doubt l'll prove this statement by means of enumeration of some of our activities: 1. A school paper. The staff was made up of Juniors, mostly, and say what you please, it was successful. This was largely due to Miss Grantham fthe sponsorl, but we'll take a little of the credit. 2. A very successful play under the direction of Curtis Ellis fa ,most able director, I might addj and of course A Prom which more than merited its name of THE Function of the Year. The plans for it were carried out with the help, sympathy. and all that, of our NFVV president, Francis Qliritzij Roush, who is the junior football and basketball star and he'll be captain of the foot- ball team next year, even so! we wish to say here that Miss Thorson and Mr. Rep. fa new sponsor and a new coachj deserve much credit for worrying with us and putting it over. I'll not mention our going in the hole because we're out now and by our own efforts Cmember the candy sales, kids?j 3. Helen Hylton's winning of first in the State Reading Contest. Maybe you think we weren't proud of her ?-'n' she's the first person to win first in anything from Douglas. VVe've won second two years in vocal. 4. As a whole we wish we could be Juniors f'ever 'n' ever! NVe've had such a wonderful time. And Seniors. we promise to you the Junior-Senior Banquet 'fin full dress 'n' everything. , A Q NE 5 3 , SOPHOMORE l -3 J - - YQ. if N fm 3' My X 'vi' J N .kyf . , , if V History of the Soplvomores XYhere, oh where. are the Yerdant lfreslnnen. NYhere, oh where. are the Studious Sophoinoresf' ICS, here we are-all of us, NYe shed the verdant hues when we entered this institution with its stately halls of learning last fall. Instead we took the title of Studious Sophomoresf' Do l hear you softly laughing? XX'ell. in case of douht ask our heloved instructors. Our history you ask for? NYhen we were wee little lirst graders we little dreamed of the trials of high school days. Hut our lfreslunan year rolled around and we entered the great hnilding to he lost among the many Sopho- mores, juniors and Seniors. Our lirst Class Meeting was held in the Study llall with the other classes looking in at the door and making fun of us. llespite all of our hardships we elected Dorothy Mctfall, president: llellmert King, vice president: liarl Scott, secretary, and George l'ollock, treasurer. Then the hard work began, for a year we struggled on with Latin. linglish, :Xlgehra. Science, and various other subjects too nmnerous to he mentioned. 'The Sophoinores gave us a party, of course, that must he returned, and it was. XYhen the last day came we all rejoiced-the lfreshman year was over! This year we entered the huilding with a lighter heart, and-the olticers were elected with clearer minds and less trouhlc: .Xrthur Reese. president: llelen Corbett, vice president: l'auline l'eyton, secretary: Rachel lfntz- minger, treasurer. and on the Social Committee llradford Call and llorothy McCall. Margaret Mel'lierson was elected Class Reporter hut when the paths of California claimed her it was necessary to appoint someone t,who?l in her place, NX'e gave the Sophomore and lfreshman party. t'onnnittees were appointed for the refreshments and entertainments and everyone did their share to make it a success. You just asked for past hut not our future so we shall keep that a dead secret until next year. 'vl7lt,iXXt'lCS l.t JYU. t v NT s KQ'NM-'WM ' S' SOPHOMORE ROLL Top Row-John Adams, Leroy Moore. Samuel Ainspoker, Katheryn Delahunty, Eva Brow. Second Row-Clarence Lewandowski, Delbert King, Naomi Garfield, Dorothy McCall, Bradford Call. Nellie Marsden, Alvin Spellman. 'l'hird Row-Leo Thoinpson. l'ete Curtin. George Pollock, Paul Esau, Dale Loomis, Edna Stevens, Alene Scott, Arthur Reese. Ifourth Row-Irving Carlson, Alvah Mitchell, Arthur Howard, Alvin Nauinan, Glen Harlow, Leslie Randall, Harry Potter, Barbara Lewandowski, Maude Blfllalll, Pearl Hornbeck, Mable l'iCl13.lll. Tessa lloles, Beryl Hornbeck. Fifth Row-Miss Goon, Clinton Owens, Lawrence Larson, Earl Johnson, Earl Scott, Clara Owens, Anna Schick, Francis Loyd, Ida Lane, Janet Thompson, Mr. A. B. Mills. Sixth ROXK'iXVilIll2l Hageman. Ralphine Hinison, Helen Corbett, Marjorie Johnston, Susie Hutchison, Nillicent Robinson, Gertrude Fidclynient, Martha Carlson, Rachel lfntziininger. Other Members-Roy llrenning, George Ballard, Howard Dickson, Buster Delahunty, John Goodwin, Carl Hageman, Fiurnis Harris, Berger Harris, Glenn Harlow, Pauline Peyton, Cecil Schmidt, Francis Titterington, Everett VVeaklin, William Ellingsworth. I GCDNIVX QEJ ,pp l ap hw' 1 y eomvtata, aaa 5 . 2. L - a -3 Freshman Class History UR expectations of High School were certainly great after hearing weird stories of initiations and jokes played upon the Freshmen. No Freshman dared venture alone on the first dread morning so we came in small groups. Upon reaching the High School we found that the students were assembled in the auditorium. Mr. Markely made some an- nouncements and told us there would bc no school the rest of the day. VVe were dis- appointd not to have our classes the First day, talthongh since then we would gladly miss them.l After assembly a Freshman class meeting was called in the gym. Mrs. Nordgren and Miss Mau were appointed our sponsors, Our class elected the following officers: EDITH CLAYTON ------ President JOHN POTTER ------ Vice President GRACE IJUYLIC - Treasurer FREDA CANNON ------- Secretary lCl.IZAllliTll UNISON - - - Roundup Reporter Our expectations were fulfilled at our initiation when the junior girls came out in overalls and showed SOM IC pep. For about a week afterwards you could see clipped heads in the halls of the school building. The Freshmen have taken part in many school activities this year. The football banquet was well attended by the Freshmen, and we are proud to say we have good material for the coming years in athletics. The Sophomorcs surprised us with a very excellent party. The junior Prom which was one of the most talked of school affairs was quite a novelty to the Freshmen. The lfreshmen girls won second place in the tiirls' Basketball Tournament. lfive lfreshmen entered the :Xcademic Contest held March fourth. Two of the Con- testants who received the honor of going to Laramie to compete with the contestants from all the state were lilizabeth Gibson for piano and Grace Edwards for debating. VVe hope to accomplish much more in the coming years, ifl,lZAl5ETH GIBSON. IEIJITH Cl..'XY'l'ON, Freslnnan Banquet P 1 - ,frx . CGI? N1V6A1QFl?QS'E0R 47 f,?',.f: f ,f -ff 1'l.? s , , Y' I 'V 1.1 , 11 1 f o -.Q . ,ff - A J, -.,, 1, A sy 1 1 .ft 1 ri em X,,-...T- K ts, V. 1fj?i'?I,,,, ,wily V., ,1f'- ' ' fr 'WD . 5 11 7 ' Y 2 1 -:J x Carroll 1!z111a1'r1 1.ore11 1!1sl1o11 Otto 13111111 1l111y llroek George 11I'UC1'iNYHf' Mamie 1-lrow Esther1l1oo111q111st Beatrice Rurks llarry Ilerwer 1Qordo11 Liililllllil' Freda Ca1111o11 1ir11tl1 L.1?lj'tOl1 1111111 CUIIIIUI' 1if1W1I1 Cowger lfrecleriek Clough 1.111115 Cook Marian CFHIISIUII tiraee Doyle Grace liclwztrcls .'Xl11JI'Cj' 1:HFllIL'1' Martin Farlee 1.11ella Fisher 17r:111r1sGoor1 Rlae G1t11e11s MaryGitl1e11s Francis George Joe Gedney FRESHMEN ROLL 1.:1wre11ee l10C1lll'j' 1':117?l1!L'111 1211151111 X'CI'llH1C0 George 111Hl1C11C 112111 filarlys 11a111111o11r1 lfrerla 11:1111111o1111 Goldie 1'111l1l1e11 1111111121111 111Ck1e11 1f1w11of1,l21g1Je1's Delbert .1 aggery 1.2-lXYI'l'lICC Cork 15:1111e1 l.eet 1.1-1:11111 Xl1tel1e11 Laura Nloocly Alice x1?l1'17llI'j,1L'l' Lewis Nielson 111110111121 Neff .1U1111 1ltllll'1' 1Jorot11y 1l0Z11iL' llarry Potter 11111111121 l'fe1fer L'ar111e Rirlgewzmy lfclwarcl Rowley Rlmocla Ryan R1c11z1rc1 Reeder 11er11iee Reeves 1'ear1 R1e11:1rc1so11 1.01115 1231111 Millieeut 120111115011 Ltllllflill Rohrer ,lose1111111e Strawn L413'f1L'S1I'll11l1 1Jorot11ySC11oHe1c1 111-a SlL'l-1,011 .1Zll1L'l Stet1e11 11z1ze1S11e11te1' Xlz1r1'i11 Sliellter 1111111 S11e111er 111111 SllUC1f,L'l'F1.SS R1z11'v111 S111':1k1111 111111. SUlll1lN'lC14 1i11zal1et11 51111111 l1l:111e11e '111lti'1'l11jllt1l1 1.1-11:1 'I':11'1'z111t 1Jt1Il2l1C1'11L'TI'j' Klaeus Terry Iler11z1rc1 Yan 17i11e 1.001111 Xv1ll1CI'11l111C Mary XXI-r11e1' Nlzxrgaret XX'arr1 N1H!'j'ZZl1C1l1i1ll Nicholas ZH1C1l1i1ll Rlllly Klefoy Alice N1cCo11l1rey CGSQNTVOEMSEQ P XX NM-A Book II MTHLETICS 11151 made tl1e lCLl1ll i11 his fl'6Sl1lllZll1 year. He 111 l1i cfsfc-9N1xvQE11TQSf13 i .-.- 3' ' 'fl' 'e 'Wifi-, T , 1 .ww 1 , -Y L, . ,,.. I 1. 5 3 , Q 1- G u K K t'nXll'l'.XlN HOXYQXRIJ INCKSON 'llhis is lJick's second year of football, hay- llUXYL'Cl l1is ahility to use his head and tu handle lllil carry the hall his first year which resulted s heing elected Cz1ptai11. COACH Rlil-'l,.OGl.li Rep, in his 0116 year of Coaching here, has established himself 111 the hearts and 1l1'll1Cl5 of all who have come in Contact with l1i111 i11 such a way that he will 11c1t-sc1o11 he lorgcmtteir More than heing Zlll ideal coach, he is a real fellow and has w1111 tl1e respect and conlideiice of all l1is players. T1112 sQL'.x11 1,911 ? i ', G NVE FRAXVIS RUVSH 1'I,ARliN1'l'1SLONAKICR HARYICY Al,I,ICN ll:1lfh:1ck llzllflmck !?llIll'It'!'il1lCk RlYIfR'l'UN O-21 lI11l1li11g Riva-r11111 111 :1 U s1:111'v the 11-21111 pilccl 1111 Il 1111al of 111'1-1115'-11111' 1111i111s. This xx LS 1h1- first jlillllt' of thc- sc:1s1111 :1111l callccl thc 1111011111111 of thc 110111110 of Douglas 111 thc fu'1 1h:11 wc haul il vc-ry strong 11121111 :1g1:1i11 this year. 'l'hc Rivcr11111 11-nm :41-c1111'cl 111 hc 11111 1w 111 kcup 1111 wi1h thc swift clriving attacks of 1111- IJ1111p.flas hacks who pushed Ii1l'UlIgi1 for Iwo111111'l11l11w11s i11 1hc first l1alf:111rl 11110 i11 thc s1'c1111fl. .--1 .. 22 .. l!l,.X1'KlIC XIAKIXKG A SIIORT l..'X'l'l'IRAI, l'.-XSS OYICR 'Vllli LINIC - if il t l P R J1 Y 'V . F il i lk CW. 5 gig! XYILLIS PEAKE SAM HALLARIJ fil'IOl'Uil'i BAl.l.ARlJ Venter Guard Guard M l l JXYIQST 0M22 In this game the boys showed a great llll15I'OVk'IllClll over the previous week, playing hetter and harder football. Midwest was considered a very strong teatn and was ntuch harder to go through than the Riverton eleven. During the second half Midwest showed some real fighting spirit but the local lmoys held them and brought the gzune to an end with zt score that we can well he proud of. r .M 1 A .X KZICNICRAI. MIX-l'l' IN 'l'IllC KlllJXX'liS'l' ti.-Xklli if nl f D H WVHRSE Q 1 Q , K' E 1 .T - z . 'll I-3 if 1 , U if 'V Al 2' fb l , fr t, 53,1 kai: 4 A , lll'S'l'l'IR IJl'1l,Alll'N'l'Y liICNXl'1'I'll l'NlCSNYl'll.l, Ulll.:XXll ICl,Ai'Klll'RX 'l'ucklQ' 'l'ncklc Flxlllmclc Cl I ICY ICNN li IRAS lvllfllllllllbfllj' the must exciting and l1arrl-fought gkllllk' uf thc sn-znsml was played In-rc with Lllll'j't'llllL'. During' the llrst half llnuglas kept posscssiun of ilu- hall must of the time.- zurcl scorn-cl one Held gnal out of three attempts. During the wcoml half lmtlm tn-anus worm' llgllting thcir lmrclcsl. LlllL'j'CllllL' gut thc ball in the middle of thu tlclrl in the last mplzlrlcr :mtl wurkccl two fulqu plays wllicll rcsullccl in the one lUl1Cl1llUWll uf the Hlllllll allwn.-.. gd? lm ff7'.4. 'lehff ,-w.Qw ,M ,,,,-,..l., -an lJli! liN!4li .MQAI NST Cl I EY ICN X li , , - . GQNWUERQ SER --fi ,i i g , ' I fi?'7 ff.,f-'nf 7 X it 1 i at f Q fr i 1 V. ' ?l5' fx: 'ivf lg' Q Y, . .X'! ., , 'M 'fe ' IlOli1lARFllil,lJ .XI.X'lX Sl'lil.I.NI.-XX FRICIJ l'l'IX'I'HN lind Tzlekle Tzlekle CfXSl'liR 7---17 Douglas inet their old rival, Casper, here Thanksgiving Day and defeated them 17 to 7. Douglas started out well by kicking a field goal in the second quarter, then a touchdown in the third quarter and another in the fourth quarter. The scoring by Casper was made hy a spectacular pass in the fourth quarter. The game ended with Douglas on Casper's ten-yard line. Did we have a hon-Fire that night? Yea, lm! PERRY GOING FOR A 'l'Ol'ClllJUXN N-'25 5 ? 'is ': ii ln ' l ML, a WM-V'-WJ 5-V 1: 't 5z .,2 LARAMIIE l9-7 Fighting with the spirit that always makes the Douglas team popular, the liearcats went down to defeat before the Laramie eleven. Douglas went into the game with a determination to win and at the end of the half with two touchdowns piled up against them. the boys were gamer than ever. In the last half Douglas came back with her one touchdown and showed the Laramie boys a real fight. XVHIEATLAND O-4l Douglas calne back the next week and won over the XYheatland team -l-l to U. This was XYheatland's first year of football for several years, but they showed up very well and in another year will need to be watched by all opponents. LUSK O-41 Douglas showed her stuff in this game against Lusk. Lusk was known to be a hard and low hitting team and had several games to their record. The score is not a criterion of the strength of the two teams because Douglas made ten first downs to Lusk's six, which would indicate that the teams are quite evenly matched. Douglas' knowledge of the game. coupled with some nice interference, spelled the difference in score. TORRINGTON O-71 y Torrington. the past years has. had one- of the strongest teams in the state and Douglas anticipated such a tveamg this year. However. the Goshen team was not up to the Douglas team that day. lt seems that this was the first time during the year that the team played as a complete unit. and a large score was the result. MOST SUCCIQSSFUL FOOTBALL SIQASON The Douglas High School football season just closed was one of the most successful in the school's history. XYithout a question the coach, Mr. Replogle. has established himself in the minds and the hearts of the football boys, as well as gained the wholesome respect of the people whom his team has played. Seven letter men of last year's team and several substitutes made nucleus for the formidable eleven in the field. winning six games and losing two. Douglas scores totalled .23-l points and their opponents 32. The team was rather slow in developing. anew coaching system having been introduced. In the last two games played the team was at its best. defeating Torrington 71 to 0, and Casper, 17 to 7. fy. Q ki Lha- 'lr 023 !lWXERSiE1R , Cl-,lay the game tlly LLOYD M. XVENIJTH When the other side is winning, And stuff is going wrong. And no matter how you battle You ca1i't get going strong: lJon't start to crab your fellows, Don't be the one to blame. Hut grit your teeth and buckle down, And, Buddy-Play the game! XYhen you just cant seem to rally. And you can't bring down their lead. XN'hen the chap who sprained his ankle XYas just the one you need: NYhen the good old bunch seems beaten. And the team is stiff and lame, just call a cheery word or two, And, Buddy-Play the game! And when a chance to cheat comes up NYhen no one would ever know. Remember, boy, your team plays clean. So play the game and let it go. NYhe11 you feel like lying down, Though it bring your old school shame: Remember, it's when you're losing, That you have to Play the game! Then when the show is over. And the other bunch has won, And all your dreams are shattered, And you feel your day is done: You don't feel very cheerful, But, Buddy, just the same It doesn't hurt one-half so much If you know you'ye Played the game! Gi fNQIN'V150'EfJ'7WS'51E0R Q f .- f Mi Q., .N -Q Q - lf -i .l x Q14 , J 1 I, 5 I i J . X , X Mg e . Liz',2fT'si ,. . gf ,. gignigza K . -Yfffggfd .A ,Lf ,- Ashln- from pruvilig himself :ul uhh- fmrthull cnncli. Tye Slun:ukm'l'. lf, urn cllusvn Vzlptuill of thx Mr. Rcpl-mglv haw h-:ul thu tn-:un through :n vvry snr- Ilnxlu-thnll if-:lm hy :ui unzuxiummi v-nv. :xml this cusmiul huskuthull hcuami. H1-isa rg-ul cunipznlimi lu chuicc is lu-urtily upp1'ux'esl hi the xslwh' school. his tn-:ml :xml has instilh-cl in them thzn nhl tight 'l'y1- mzulv the tm-:un ui his lfrusllmxm 5:-:nr :mml ix which hux r:u'rh-ll thx-nl thr1nu.gh many zu ihuuhtful pluyillg fur hix f-mirth yn-:uk llc plsnyx an furuguul u:um', plmitiun. 2,44 :sift-igsffm v 'sf y r 9, o o ffm sw I-'R.XX1'ISRUl'SH HlJXY.XRll HIVKHOX RUN' IIYLTUX lluzml V:-ill:-1' lluzirrl Q' A A 5' Lf .1-1, 4 a- . - - Q if l 'ifif l' , . M .,,, A, ,H X 3 NVERSE ll li lf l i l'i R ll A li R l S A RT H 1' R R EES li Furuzml Forward Stmn after lmmtlszill scawn emit-tl. tlizirli Rvplmglt- iwsuefl an eall for' basketball practice. About thirty H1611 :mswrrerl the call. Four uf these. Slmmker. llickiun. llyltmx. .mtl Roush were former letter men. After a few tlays the squzul uae cut flown :tml practice began in earnewt. Harris Showed his ability tu hrmmlle the ball :mtl :iltlmugh at little light, marie a very r-Hiclmt player. Reese. llutcliisnn. :mil furtnin all proved to be fast men :tml lllznle reliable subatitutea tlirtnlggliulit the seavuu. l'l'1TlC l'l'li'l'l X PETE l ll l'C'HlSON Guard Guard af ' wr ,A M QQQTRWERSER .I :um ,Inn ,lun ,l.m ,Inn Alun ll11I'l':11n tllvlmrmxrk XYlu-:lt In XYIN-:ltlzulrl I:1!l'1Ii - ILXSK li'l'li,-XI,I, SQUAD ,. , .. ,l..l4.O I Ill: l3.X5lxl'.l I-.XI.l. Fkillxlh Qin-rtmm nt l5uugl:1s,2U-16 -lun. Y -lilcxlruckzlt1111-nruck,14-lf: -lan. 14 f-L':xs1wr :mt Casper, 20-ll lfch. , In Sunrise at lJm1glas,ll-17 lfch. 'lr Aiilcnruck at Ihmllglzxs, -H-18 I1-lv. 77 l,:1mlL'r:lt l.:mrh-r, I3--Ill Mar. R 1927 AIQIC .XS 1501.10 78-Riverton :xt Riva-rtml 29 L I1 - 4 cyunnc at lluugl lx 3-Lamlcr .it D 011111215 11-CZISDCTZII Douglas, 0 17 18--Gucrnsuy :lt llnugl as 4-'LllL'X'l'l1llC at L huvnnm lv H Nlnr. ll--Lusk :lt l5om.:I:1s,31l-7 . X'l' TH Ii TC J U R N ICYS - I3-ll w -1x 14413 . ll---15 33- ll XVorl:1ncl liillom- l.:1ramic l HutT:xIn Cznsper 'rn-ps , ff 9 fed ll. NTIVERSER r CBasketball Season HE Douglas Bearcats won their first game of the season, when they de- feated Riverton by a score of 20 to 16, with Douglas leading throughout the game. The Riverton boys were by no means slow and the locals had to play a fast game to beat them. The next game was at Glenrock, where we were defeated by a score of 14 to 26. The Glenrock boys played a fast, smooth game and although the Bear- cats put up a stiff fight they were unable to carry oFf the long end of the score. VVe then met our old rival, Casper, and played them to a 20 to 21 score. The Casper boys seemed to be a good match for our Bearcats and a mighty fast game ensued. The teams took turns making baskets and when the final whistle blew Casper was one point ahead. Sunrise, last year's tournament winners, was the next team on our schedule. They had a good team again this year, but were unable to keep up with the Bearcats. The score was 21 to 17. Douglas evened their score with Glenrock when they defeated them here by a score of 41 to 18. The Bearcats held the opposing team scorless during the first quarter and outplayed them all during the game. On january 27 and 28 the Bearcats went on a trip to Riverton and Lander. The boys who rode in the Studebaker received quite a scare when they turned over going around a curve but regained their balance that evening when they defeated Lander, 13 to 10. Friday, on the way home, the Bearcats stopped long enough in Riverton to score another victory, 32 to 20. In this game, Douglas played some of the best basketball of the whole season. Lander then came down with a determination to win from the Bearcats but the boys played such a steady game, that it would have been a hard job for any team to win from them. The Final score was 32 to 14, in favor of Douglas. This day the Casper and Douglas warriors clashed again. Both teams were determined to win, but the steady team work of the Bearcats gave them the long end of the score which was 20 to 17. The Douglas Bearcats won easily from Guernsey in this game. All the subs were given a chance in the third quarter and the game ended 21 to 14 in the favor of Douglas. On March fourth. the Bearcats journeyed down to Cheyenne to play a return game. They were defeated 15 to 25. ln the former game with Chey- enne on January 29, the Bearcats carried off the long end of a 26 to 25 score. ln the last few minutes the game was brought to a tie. Then Roush was given one shot on holding which he made good and spelled the one point difference in score. The last game of the season was with Lusk in which our Bearcats defeated them by a score of 30 to 7. GoNfxvnEQ G I N- bf- Central W yorning Basketball Tournament .. ....,., XYIXNICRN l'lR5l l'l..Xkl'., L.X5I lzlx lili'l'VX'IiIiN II.-XLYIZS OF FINAL GAME ,ff ffngg ef xi Ck' ' ,,, , Ceioinmwlifa. sm o 1927 Central Wyoming Basketball Tournament NE of the l1lOSt interesting events of the school year was held here February 18 and 19, the dates of the Central VVyoming Basketball Tournament. Friday morning, the teams, eleven in number, drew for opponents. The chart below will show the results of the drawing alld of the entire tournament. WINNERS OF THE FIRST SET I. VVheatland ..... 2. Ft. Washakie.. VVheatland ....,,,..... J. Douglas .......... Douglas 4. lilenroek ......., Dlmglas ------ ..... l 'aspen First: Douglas. Second Casper.. Casper ...........,..,. LOSERS OF THE FIRST SET 1, Manville ......... 2. Buffalo ....,....... Bumlln 'A 3. Hillsdale ...,..., WMM Buffalw -----4- . 4. Midwest ...,,. ' ' ' B,,pfa1,, 5, Lost Springs .... Lost Springs Ft. VVashakie tilenrock ,. . . Lusk ...,.,....... EFL Xifashakie . . .,...,. Buffalo, Third :Glenroek .,..,,........... I . VVheatland .,...,,...,,., I K'Iml'0Ck '-------'-'---'- 4 Friday afterllooll was the scene of many a hard-fought battle. The first game was between Ft. NVashakie, a team of hard fighting little Indialls, and Mallville. Manville seemed to have a fast team but the Indians covered the floor so well that they were unable to get through to the basket. The Indians, using their close to the fioor plays piled up a nice score alld the gallle ended 2-1 to 3 in favor of the Indians. The next galne, Douglas vs. Buffalo, brought the crowd to their feet on the first play 2.1111 kept them there during the entire galne. The teams seellled to be evenly matched and it was a case of fight, hght, fight, from start to flnish. A couple of shots in the last few minutes put Douglas ahead and the game ended 13 to 12 with Douglas still on top. Glenrock and Hillsdale then played and although the score was somewhat 0110-Sided, the gallle was by no means dull. Glenrock got the lead from the first and kept it during the elltire game which ellded, Glenrock 30, Hillsdale 15. The crowd was given another galne well worth their nloney when Midwest and Lusk WCl1t the rounds. Although Midwest was much larger alld heavier than the Lusk team, it seems they couldn't keep track of the fast Lusk forwards alld so the unexpected happened. Lusk 7, Midwest 6. The last game of the afternoon was between Casper alld Lost Springs. The practice ellded with a score of 53 to 2 Ill favor of Casper. NVheatland and the Indians started the evening session off with a bang alld a hard fought 223.1116 ensued. In the end, but not until the end. the Indians VV6l1t off the floor defeated, 9 to 6. Their first defeat of the tourney but they were smiling. Our Bearcats are at it again, this time against Glenrock. Were there ally thrills? Ask allybody ill towll, he'll know because he was there. VVell, this was allother one of those last minutes games when some Hashes of brilliant tealn work again saved the day for Douglas High, The score was, Douglas 15, Glenrock, 14. Saturday afternoon the nerves of the Douglas rooters were again wrecked. A 19 to 18 win over Wheatland was the cause, wreck, alld result, altogether. Long accurate shots in the last few minutes of play again spelled the one poillt difference in score. The two final games of the tournamellt were played Saturday evening. The gyln was packed to its fullest capacity alld CVC11 the 017811 spaces under the baskets were filled. The flrst gallle was played between Buffalo alld Glenrock for third place, both ICHIIIS having lost one ganle. They were both determined to win and a hard, fast game was the result. The hnal score was 22 to 15 in favor of Buffalo. And now COIIICS the big game, Douglas vs. Casper for flrst place. Casper took the lead 111 the first few nlillutes by bagging three short goals. Douglas then begall to Sllap out of it but with two of our 111611 pretty badly injured it was nearly impossible for the team to play up to its usual good f0I'11l. The rest 'of the galne was an exchange of basket for basket, Casper holding the lead gained in the first few minutes. The game ellded 22 to 14, giving Casper first place, and Douglas secolld. if xfpq Q 53 Q CGi9l :ER E S-' I X - w g' - Q M, E 1 N w W GIRLS' INTER-CLASS TOURNAMENT Juniors VVinm-rs Fivst Place: Freshmen VVinners Se-crmcl Placeg Sophomores VVinners Third Place 220 Low Hurdles- 1-x. M .26 eotsweicfaseia fffe fwfr ef4nnual State 'Track Meet THE Ififth Annual State Track Meet was held here May 15. 1926. X'Ve feel that it was an immense success, even more than of former years and we look forward to many more such meets in the future. The sun arose early on this memorable day, which of course is most natural. and every- thing pointed to a very favorable day. A light breeze prevailed all day but failed to develop into anything more than that. At ten o'clock in the,morning a preliminary meet was held held in which those who just couldn't put over the stud were eliminated. XVhen the results were read it was found that Douglas was going to have several chances to do her stuff in the finals. VVell, it's two o'cloek, the breeze is still breezing but the sun isn't rising. Anyway Douglas has decided that a good many things are going to be decided before it sets. Five o'clock. These are the decisions: 50 Yard Dash- l. Cover, Thermopolis 2. Grisinger. Casper 3. Thompson, Thermopolis Time: 5.8 seconds l'ole Vault- l. Costin, Laramie 2. Cover, Thermopolis 3. Kendrick, Sheridan 4. Barker, Sheridan Height: ll ft., l inch 120 High Hurdles- l. Fanning, Laramie 2. Harris, Casper 3. VN'ilderson. Cheyenne 4. Lee. Thermopolis Time: 17.3 seconds High Jump-- l. Ingram, Thermopolis 3. Harris and Peake, Douglas 4. Kendrick and Redhair, Sheridan Heighth: 5 ft.,7 inches Mile Run- l. Thatcher. Douglas 2. Brown, Buffalo 3. VVitt, Cheyenne Time: 4 minutes, 40.7 seconds Shot Put- l. Jones, Thermopolis 2, Cover, Thermopolis 3. Carson, Glenrock 4. Stenberg. Casper Distance: 40 ft., 7 inches Discus- l. Cover, Thermopolis 2. Joyce, Sheridan 3. Jones, Thermopolis 4. Sheridan, Casper Distance: 120 ft., 2 inches Javelin- l. Cover, Thermopolis 2. Palmer, Cheyenne 3. Joyce, Sheridan 4. Carson, Glenrock Distance: 150 ft., 4 inches l00 Yard Dash- l. Fanning, Laramie 2. Rankin,Thermopolis 3. Togelsonger, Thermopolis 4. VVilkerson, Cheyenne Time: 27,5 seconds 1. Thompson, Thermopolis 2. Dir, Wlorlaud 3. Reed, Dougla s 4. VVilkerson, Cheyenne Time: 10.11 seconds 220 Yard Dash- l. Thompson, Thermopolis 2. Dir, VVorland 3. Reed, Douglas 4. Rankin, Thermopolis Time: 23.2 seconds Broad Jump- l. Barker, Sheridan 2. Collins, Sunrise 3. listerbrook, Laramie 4. Thompson, Thermopolis Distance: 20 ft., 316 inches Half Mile Run- l. Thatcher, Douglas 2. Iugraham, Thermopolis 3. XVitt, Cheyenne 4. Patch, Buffalo Time: 2 minutes, 6.8 seconds Relay Race- l. Thermopolis 2. Douglas 3. Sheridan 4. Laramie Time: 1 minutes 37.6 seconds 440 Yard Dash- l. Ingraham, Thermopolis 2, Brown, Buffalo 3. Thatcher, Douglas Time: 54,6 seconds FIVE STATE RECORDS BROKICN Mile Run ............. .. . Mile Run .,,... Pole Vault ......., .Pole Discus ....... Discus .......... Half Mile .,.... ... Half Mile ...,.. Javelin ........... Champ-Thatcher ..,...,.. ...Douglas ....,................ 10.24-Gobel ......,....,. ....... 1 Casper ...,.., Champ-Costin ,..,... , .,.. Laramie ., .... l9.22-VValters ......... ...,.,. D ouglas ,............. Champ-Cover ..,...... ,....... ' Fhermopolis .... 1925-Cover ,.................,.... Thermopolis .,,. Champ-Thatcher ..,..,.,..... 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The Annual 11 y1111'1'1- 111-Q11 11111 11111-111 night, 111111 y1111r 1-yes 11r1- 111111 111 512111, .11111 y1111r1css1111s are Z1 fright, 111111111- 1111- .-X11111111l. 111-1111 s11-1-1111111-111 1111-11111r11, .11111 5-11111' 11-11c11c1' fr1'1w11s 111 s1'111-11, 'l'111 1'1111'r1- 1-L'L'l1ll1I 1111i11- 111r111r11, 111211110 1111- .-X11111111l. 11111-11 1-11011 r1-ci1111i1111's 11'1'111114', .-X1111 1111: 11113' sc1-111s 0111111-ss 11111g', .11111 3-1111 111111- the fllee 1,411,111 sung, 1112111101118 A11111111l. 11 y1111r llis111ry is 11111111, ,X1111 5-11111' 51111111811 s11 111111-11 j111111, ,11111 111 .'X1g1-11r11 5-1111 11lIllli, 111111111-1111-.-X11111111l. 1111, 1ll1'I'1' is11'1 any use Ullll Slll1'L'1' s111'11 111111512 1 11r 1-1111'11- s111-11 11 51111111 1-x1-11s1-: 111111111- 1110 .-X111111z11. -mr V W il t l CCI IN: IXVQMEEJ Qglg SJ ,. ,- ff Ks 7 Standing Roy llylton, Assistant llusiness Nlznizigerz Hurry t':innon. Assistant blZ1Il1lg't'!'Q liliznbetb Gibson, l'.l'8Slll!1Illl Reporter: lfrnnees Loyde. Sophomore Reporter: fllzirgnret Lucas. Special Reporter: Helen Ryan. .lunior Reporter: Florence llrzuly. Senior Reporter: tleorigt Arnold, Sport Iiditorz l'ete Hutchison, Assistant Sport liditor: Xliss tlrnntlitnn, Faculty Ailviser. Sitting Arlene hlones, lixeliznige Iiditorg Richard Irwin. .,Xssist:int Business Nlziiingerl Bill Logan. Business Nl:1n1ig'ex': ,lane Moore. liditor: Nlurr lliekson. Assistant I-lditorz Y:-roniezn lfrouigutt. ,luke liditor. The Roundup 'll :XX 2lSSCllll3lj' held early in the school year the students voted to edit it monthly Sqhool newspaper, 'llll li RtJl'XlJll I', which had been discontinued since 1917. 'l'he Editor, ,lane Moore. and Business Manager llill Logan, were elected from the -lunior class, since the Seniors were sponsoring the .-Xiniual, Other stall' ineinbers elected 21llcl2ll!lltlllllQfl are listed above. l'nder the splendid leadership of these two, under the direction of Nliss tirzlnthznn, and with the whole-hearted cooperation of start' inenlhers. faculty, and townspeople, Tlllf Rtll'XlJl'l' has completed zz inost successful year. 'l'here were eight issues published, including at special CllI'lSIlll21S nuniber of eight pages, 'llhe lust four issues were put out by the Senior, junior, Sophomore and l'iT'L'SlllllL'l1 classes, respectively. 'l'hrough the help of the business inen ol' Douglas, who have so liberally patronized 'I'he Roundup's advertising columns, the prtper has been rt tinzinciztl success. 'l'he Staff wishes to thank all whose interest and help has enabled theni to publish Z1 paper of which Douglas may be proud, :ind which ranks :nnong the hest lligh School papers in the country. my A 4 .UE 1 f' na 'f' 1x X f, - - ,X 5 7 Y Y f HC. J.. ,I The Pep Club l'l'lI ilu' lwlp nf all thc Qirlf in tha' high fclwul, thc I'vp Vlulw hx quilc- il llnl' Sig'llK'4l. cmllmln' III 4 Hyliull wllccc-ff thu your. s lwcll ulhx' llicksml, um' vc-ll lc-:uh-1'. :xml liulncrt l'14.'lIWiCii, whu mm' has rc- :mal Iilllk' l.nmniw1:lkcx1l1ispl:1Cc.lc1lilu-sclnmlzxllya-:willx KH4'lll1l wc I lllLX'l'Q'Hl1k'lllllHllg'XYltl1llll1 thc-111. vm' Iirsl pop llH'l'IillQ' ilu-rc was Q-lc-ctwl thc fHHtlXN'illg' uITiuxN lla-lcn , pu-slflc11l 1 l 1lllll'l'lIlk' l lurk.sf-crct:u'x':z1ml l'1'm-1111 L :mmm ItlNll'lt'I', Um- IbIll'1X' has In-vu Qircn fu fur, it was zu kid p:11'tx ' which NIIUCUF5. Nc-x iIlll'I'L'.Nt xx li '1 'I'l'1lt l yvzu' xxx- lwpv In lmxc' il Ql'L'lll1'l'Ill1L'll1l1ll1Cl' Ill thc llIL'K'lllIi,N mrl IIIHVL' -Illil.liX lIYI.'l 'c VX. s ,- A , , .fe , , ef - ap 5, up-.zfec-ff: -41 J - -f ' - ' f - +ve W- l 5 1 72' V 43 21. ' 433 ,L -rljcf fig '-4 . ' Tbe glee Club lull Rim I-Rl'.IJ.X ll.Xxl.llflXIl, lzlbllll lI..XX HDR. MISS lll'N'l'l'1R, lil.lZ.'illI'I'l'll GIBSON. Yl'IRX,Xl.lil-I QIICUIUIIC. l,.Xl'li.X XIUUIJY. sn-..mi icuii mzimvliz nm'i.ic. 'i'ilicl.x1.x XlCl lf4 ifi,fn:r1X Ii IHUIJY. .l.-NNIYI S'l'l'll l liX, imiw'i'iix' iiivxsox. .Xl.lf'lC xvfc'm'izi:icY. 'im-ii nw ,IUSI-Ql'lllXli S'I'l-HXWN. ,Il'S'l'IXI'1 ::r:x'i'i.f-1. ux':'iii-Llcixlc rinxizii. x'1m:lxl.x l'l..XY'I'UX. llICl.liX IIYl.'l'UN, R.Xl'llliI. l'1X'I'ZXllX1ilCR. A Boyf Glee Club lllz lluys bloc Llnli was nrgziiiizi-ml :il ilu- lu-qiiiiiiiig' nf tlic scliunl year. l'ndcr ilu ilircctiuii of Xliss N2illL'j' llnntcr, wliu ls vcry uffivimiit in iiiiisicnl clircvtinii. llicy lmvc irrn qrcsscrl very rapidly, 'l'ln-5' In-ll nie- Ilint it is zi grunt liclp on an usani nmrning' for ilu strain of the lmysi lmpiilzir tnnc, 'l'l1m-rc ls 21 'lizivcrii in tlic 'l'uwii, tu go lluziling up inns ilu- linglisli rmnn. Un niziny slll1L'UCC1lrlllilrll1L'j' lizivu rciirlcrvrl niziny linc sclcclions wliivli linvc lu-un nincli zilriircciatccl. Girls, Glee Club ,x, ., . lllzlxlz :irc twn cliffurcnt rlzisscs ut Cnrls filer, in Ilwsc classes Miss llnniui' zilsu clircct. XXX' :irc surry lu say that ww lost unc nf our lincst vswrilisls wlicn Miss Klzirgarct XlCl,lll'I' son niovccl lu Califuriiizi. livcrytliiiig is tim-fniitil tlic sninnmns clinics to sing in assi-nilmly llnt tlicy'rc all rigln. -lf. H. 1 U l S if CCG IKT-NJEJRSER t 'Fri ' ivx . A- X.-is Te Senior Class Play Last year our class gave the snappy little presentation, entitled, Am I lntrudingf' which we will have to admit went over with a bang. l.et us hope that it w ill go over doublv so this year, when we consider that this is our last year. just watch and see if we don't put the pep in it. THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY VK'illiam XYinkler, a rich uncle. moves to the llalkin llouse in order to keep llob Baxter from marrying jane. They arrive at the mountain resort, the manager being away the bell boy and Sam, the Vorter, try their luck. Ting, the bell boy, takes charge. During the stay at the mountain resort the family is charged a great deal for lodgings, Clf. Mr. Moore arrives on the scene, a man never seen before. W'inkler, being near-sighted. trys to have him marry jane, Mr. VYinkler's sister, or :Xunt jane. There was a will left by the father of the family that she, jane, should marry Benja- min Moore. Mr. NYinkler receives a letter and picture from Kitty, Mr. VVinkler's girl, Babie steals the letter. Dresses up like Kitty and trys to make trouble by means of trying to marry jane. Kitty, the real Kitty arrives. llabie has been making love to everybody. Vt'hen the real Kitty docs arrive, they all make love to her. Everything is in a mix-up but it turns that liabie marries jane, VYinkler marries Kitty with his EFZfl,000.00, llenjamin marries Aunt jane. There is a triple wedding. The Cast has not been selected yet but will be picked very soon as the play is expected lo be presented in about three weeks, on the evening of May fourteenth. lt will undoubt- edly be a success as we have good material which was proven last year. -N. C .-X., 27. JUNIOR PLAY The junior play, NYater XYon't Run Cp llill, was given in the lligh School Audi- torium, lleeember 21, 19311. The story is concerned with the adventures and misadventures of a young man who is very' much in love, but who is too poor to get married. Ile must have money, but how is he to get it? Ile goes to a brother Elk, explains the situation, and together they devise a scheme for raising the necessary funds. lt is a perfectly honest, strictly legitimate business proposition, but it has no precedent. Never in the history of the world has anything like it been tried. NYith fear and trembling they put the plan into operation and the two Iilks find themselves involved in the business affairs of a syndicate of wealthy business men and entangled in the law affairs of half a dozen women. Their effort to bluff the former and side-step the latter brings about some side-splitting situations. lfollowing is the cast: XN'alt VVoodward Francis Roush judge lfvans - - XVm. Logan Old Martin Younge - Harvey Churchill jim Kendal - - - - llean lismay Young Martin Younge - Robt. lfenwick Senator llawling - Virginia Clayton Mazie Kendal - - - Katherine Forrest Mrs. Radcliffe - - Margaret Lucas lllanche Kendal Catharine Clark Mayme M ulrenen - llelen Hylton lillen -------- Catharine Carroll l'lace-Somewhere in New lingland. There was dancing for the cast and faculty after the play. :X lunch was served at the Kandy Koop. The music was furnished by lluster's Black Cats. -M. ll., '27, . 'T ll . '-wh., 1 - ':-.5 A -V -. ' L 'f 1 . ' :.f- -'47 -. wi.-f. . rf af, '- e - -and-Q44 ,., y -Vg. fww,-. . s is-1' f- .f A F ' . ' 'Q Q. : r ' lg' - gm'-'F Ee. .. rat. 3 f P Ti' 'i1,T'3i '-ii? A QM ' 'L ' '1'w'j'f'jw ' gifts-,Z V Y 1 9 .r X 'ilk ' -u Wi? ' -- .-L, Eff-ary, 4 mild.. , .-...H -Q use WSIHSTA . , FN Sv I, 45, .1-5 -'ff Tgglf 2- ' ff '. ' High School W eek at Laramie how satisfying in retrospect for Helen Hylton a Douglas High representative in Reading, was unanimously chosen for highest division, and for the first time Douglas received a beautiful b on H IGH School Week at Laramie! How exciting in prospect, aric .n . . , , . . I . . . I 3 Sc ho I' 3.11 shield, given to the school whose representative places first in Contest. To Helen was given a solid gold medal, in recognition of l ment in scoring highest among some twenty-live contestants. Our plucky debaters, Georgia Hubbell, Junior, and Grace Edwa man, gave. a good account of themselves in their- first debate, wh: feated the Greybull team, and in the second, although the decision in favor of Green River. test, and Earl Johnson, Sophomore, in the Extemporaneous Spe Elizabeth Gibson, another Freshman, represented Douglas in the e A e They both did well, but were not ranked among those who comp final honors. Coach Replogle's team of handsome Bearcats, Captain Slonake did not place in the finals. This team, whose average weight of 1 put them in Class A, met and conquered the strong Worland Five Burns, and Gillette, northern champs, but finally went down to d Hylton, Roush, Harris, Curtin and Reese, made a good showing, tl I T 0 4 at the hands of the Preps and Buffalo. These were worthy foem boys need feel no shame at having lost to teams which were strong for the championship title in the tourney. - Although they did not all bring back medals, the Douglas g among the first in the old game of capturing hearts, and the friendly tween Douglas and its neighbors, Glenrock, Torrington, and Sunri immeasurably strengthened by several individual alliances formed week. ' X e y g possi e or the pl comfort of the High School representatives, and the friendliness ' every hand, together with the at-home feeling which the week Th Universit authorities did everything . 'bl f I ' ' IC J, ' ' O c pus gave, should be an incentive to many High School students t University of VVyoming their college home. even the shield and medal won is the broadened outlook gained and knowing students and teachers from High Schools all over But more important than the information gained, the pleasures 4 1 P the most truly cultured man is he whose sympathies and friendshi broad and tolerant. A And may Douglas bring back another shield next year! V ' Nfl... ,, , .q,.. , ,,,. A., Wu... fro ou - , . .,,., 42 . x .I ' ' 'sins' . aa.-r 1 ,,.P .:. -a .- a, at we-1 Q ' ' g . 1, -,f 'V .,a'+ VE' ' , , viz., su.. ih- ' ,.-Nt' A,..-pn.. - . .W .1.t,. .. ffm: A -v'.-'wi-rlzufmea-ffNf'.Z-,f.:-- va ..'L,,.'-g....iL Y, 1: , mln . Q--xtsagrgglfiifis X lf ,IM f -' 1 H KAW N M--'VW A , 5.5 . Q ei 2 ,Qi 4, , Qixlgwli HIGH SCHOOL WEEK AT LARAMIE 44...- Ehldbelh 61136045 Earl Johnson Tr SPEAKING B, , . A :Mis-st - N it . u-,,s,, sf' wwe? P .EE,5'j535,-TQ! W -p ' Nm ' 2 Edwards Hubbell 5?-figvwfil ' 1 BkIV SOCIETY 4-1. 2,- L. , , x , ,, .1 x SEQ 532-in 7 12: lf- f K Home-Made Poems HX 'l'IlliXX'lNC1StJlf 'l'l Xl li Tell me will vou wliat is time? That i111mo1'tz1l power sublime. Look about you as you will l4z1l1l1li11g' hrook and wooclefl hill 1 They each clay clo write their line In the 111a111111otl1 hook of time. Rocky hills of pure white lime C'1'11111hle with the age of time. Child to 1112111 and 1112111 to grave Along them are the young and hrave. Gave their lives to make us good 1- Times of trouble x1'he11 they should: All of tl1e111 do write their li11e ln the Ill2ll1llllOtl1 hookiof time. fHARRY .XRNULIJ s-K , ' d r l by t for 'pi e CGI XHVWJ Sli Ll N i v Y' Rn, - ' i fp I Parties At eight o'clock, january 22. l927. the Sophomores gave the Freshmen a party. Phyllis Carmen, dressed asa Spaniard, danced a Gypsy dance. They danced and about eleven o'clock a lunch was served. The music was furnished by The Curry lirothers. -A-M. lt.. '.Z7. Un Uctober 29, llllo, the llirls' l'ep Club gave a Hard Time party in the auditorium. liarrels and sawhorses with planks over them served as benches. Sage-- brush was strewn about the hall. The juniors and Seniors. in their overalls, made very good-looking boys. The Sophomores and Freshmen had many clever costumes. Miss floon and Miss Mau made the best sheiks ever and Miss l.inke and Miss Grantham were the cutest little girls there. The music was furnished by Huster's ltlack Cats. ---M. ll.. 127. The Freshman-Sophomore Party Un the evening of April 23, 1927. the Freshmen gave a party for the Sophomores. At 8 o'clock l1uster's Iilack Cats put forth some music which was verv pleasinff to all. lCvervone hesitated about dancing at first until a ' , as . N bold couple went on the floor and started to dance. Then everyone began dancing. l,ater in the evening Chloris jones. accompanied by Florence llrady. sang. Smile Through Your Tears. liveryone enjoyed her solo so much, that Chloris responded to an encore. Une of the events of the evening was a square dance, in which Sophomores. lfreshmen and some teachers took part. Miss Coon and her partner surely can dance it. After the strains of the square dance had died away. Mr. and Mrs. Nordgren led a grand march. with everyone participating. The boys fished for partners for one dance. Some of the more bashful ones refused to fish, others were franticaly trying to exchange the fish they caught, Refreshments, consisting of sandwiches, ice cream. cake. and coffee were served about lll:3U. Strange as it may seem more people appeared at refresh- ment time than at any other time during the evening. .-Nt ll the orchestra played Home, Sweet Home. -UI. P., '30. WW ' ' - fl 12, ' C514 Li: i Y' Nts.: 241 The junior Prom it N February 12th ,the Juniors gave their Annual Junior Prom. V , Although it was given on Lincoln's birthday, they used Valentine decoraq tions. As you came in you passed through a large heart. The lights were CGVQ, ered with paper and gave a dull red glow, giving a wonderful effect tai room. A The baskets were covered with red hearts. The stage was screened by narrow red and white streamers, back of which sat Buster's Black Cats. In two opposite cornerswere The Cozy Corners. In another was the stand. The punch girls were dressed in white dresses with heart apronsafldr caps. Guided by two small cupids, Francis Roush, the class president, an Jessie Cunningham, led the Grand March, which finally ened in a huge heart. Then they marched by the punch stand and received programs and later favors were given out. Candy hearts were served with the punch. About one oiclock The Cats played Home, Sweet Home. -MARGARET BOLLNQ. ' ln' Ode to the W cute Basket Old battered can with ancient look, V ' k Have in your spacious depths reposed. 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The Menu: ' Fruit Cup Creamed Chicken in Croustades Mashed Potatoes Buttered String .Beans Rolls Jelly Mixed Salad Celery Olives Ice Cream Cake Mints Nuts Coffee Robert Forrest, the class president, was toastmaster. The toasts given are P-Progress - F O-Opportunity - L--Loyalty D-Dependence - E-Expectations G-Glimpses - R-Reward E-Elations - - Henry Reese Margaret Southwick Marie Baker Ray Reed Roy Hylton Glen Perry William Moore R. L. Nlarkley The class officers were: President, Robert Forrestg Vice President Clar ence Slonalgerg Secretary and Treasurer, Florence Brady. The class sponsors were: Miss Linke, F. L. Fleming, and Wallace Allen: vl 11. 1 . . e J-N -..-, 13. .V W b 1 -' ' F 5 . gf F L -1, 4 - , , I , ., ' 1 2 1:55.55-1' l A V ' - - ' , .. - 4- 1- .Z' ,- ..L -- ra' 3, . .. .V . 1, - 4 . ' V ,g .. l - , Y bk - f- if- '.a.4 x J.,-.-'.f,g ff Ji, -.- - 1 . , - . K : :. ' 'Q' M ' . 1 J, 1.4: ,ag . -, y .' Qt 1--4-. .' ., 1 '. ri' ,jg H : .,U. . K K . . ,. . . , f y: , .k 1 IP' J P we H J' vi AL- ,. 1- is I H -rf 'L -1- '4fS'? srxf. Ye Sneak Day .'Xlil,Y on the niorning' of .Npril 27, the memhers of the Senior class col- lected in front of the Douglas Mercantile Store hefore starting' on the all-day trip to the mountains. linouglt ears were secured and ahout 6:00 we left town with the hest of spirits for Saul's ranch. Some of ns arriving first stopped there and waited for the rest to catch up. XYhile waiting' we examined our ears and played leap frog. lfrom there we went on to French vloe. about fifteen miles further tip in tlte mountains. After arriving' we played games, tramped the mountains and lished. Dinner was served ahout ll :30. after which some of ns went to Casper, where we took in the shows and a dance. The rest stiaved in the mountains lishing' and hiking' until ahout 3:30, when they came home just in time for supper. IX good time was had hv all. and our onlv regret is that this dav onlv comes once in a lifetime. Af-lit lil lit PRRICST. CLASS OF '27 .Ns memories dear return to us, .Nnd minds go wandering hack again Across the silver span of years XXX- tind that life was just a game. .N game each person has to play. So if you've lost: don't take it hard llut do your hest with what is left, 'l'hough in the race you haven't starred, Some perhaps will reach the top, And gain their place in world renown, XYhile others will go plodding on, lu the same sphere, the same small town. llut just heeause you have never gained, Your name in headlines tltree feet high, ls no sign you've heen a loss, Ur that your name with you will die. 'l'o those now leaving li, ll. S, VVe give our hands, old pals. to you: You've added in your four years here, .-X wealth of friendship that rings true. llert-'s to our faculty tried and true, Always willing to lend their aid, May success, he our monuments to your it ork. XYhieh time cannot mar or fade. HIGH SCHOOL PICNIC llli Annual lligh School l'ienic was given ll.lay Zo, 1926. lletween the students and faculty enough ears were ohtained and ahout 0:00 o'clock we all started for the Natural liridge. Ahout noon the faculty served the lunch. .Nfter lunch a good many went up to the l.a l'rele Dam About 4:00 o'clock we all started home. Some went ou to Casper. --lXl.tXRtjARIC'1' ISOLLN. i t :Zami --1, fe IQ LN Mi, mi ef Nmvoeieeeie f OUR ALUM I Douglas Schools in the Year of 1898 Bottom Row-Ethel Cooper. Lynda McGowan. Art Hamilton, Alice Peterson. Lorain Stelafen. Della Piisey. Jessie Yirden, Dora George. llouna Coolehxettie Kimbae. Flor Kimliae Edna Nlarsch. Frank Kernson. Erillis Mack. Carl Vl'illiams. Franl-Q Paul, Ronald Swan. Edwin Turner. Donald Ferguson, last man not knUYVl I. flliilcllc Row-fAln1a Peterson, Lulu Yirden, Kate Dorr. Mystic Heaton. Laura Dean. fllac Merritt, lllzigx. llznllon fReecll, Grace Blare. Sadie Messenger. Jessie Cooper, Florence Reeil. Lottie Foopcr., Verna Allen. Prof, Rowley, Orvel Littleton. Ed YVriglit. Earl Ligier. Sam XYalker, f Saunders. Purrlie Littleton, Ray- inoncl George. George Hamilton, Jess !Xlorscl1, Henry Bolln. Ralph Merritt, fharles Reed. Top Row-fLizzie Peterson, Mae Dorr. Maggie Ferguson, Jessie lN'lc-wis. Fannie l':tttersm1. Florence Vook, f-ff'-4 Powell, Louise Olivero, Klart Hamilton. Miss Baker. Stella Smith, Jessie VVriglit, George Recd, if-d Shoenfelt. Recel Littleton. Ben Steffen. Flms. Recd. Stella Kello .Q ir WD, 9 nth D at . f cr NVEQR Soi N' RL - -I ff-Q: :Q if,,1, Y, 1 , ' 'bg . J .1 s', . X - V--Y - 1 CLASS OF 1902 fThree Year Gr Elizabeth Vtlillot-Ilolln ..,,....... Mayme larchow-Clough ....,... Josephine Iarchow-Adams ,..... 3 duatesD Casper. Wyo. Douglas, Wyo. ,................,.tDeceasedD Stella Smith-Stone ........ ,..... ......,.,........... ..,. t D e ceasedj CLASS OF 1903 Myrtie Heaton-Anthens ..............,...,.,. Chadron, Neh. Jessie Mewis-Brady ...,....,.,..................... lDouglas, Wyo. CLASS OF 1904 Victoria Simms-Prichard .....,.,....,...... Cleveland, Ohio CLASS OF 1905 Florence Cook ,.,...,. ...... , .. ...,.............,. Douglas, VVyo. George Stuckey ..,.......,. Lottie Cooper-Wilson ..,.. Sadie Erwin-Kidwell ..,..,..., Gertrude Converse ........,..,.... Margaret Willox-Freeman ..... CLASS O F Ethel Cooper ..,........,... .,............ Jenne l owan ,...,............ Cathrine llnrr-Petty ........ Frank Gardner ...,........... . George Hamilton ..,...... ...,,. Mae Merritt Flanna an . - g . Edna Morsch- Farthing .,....,...... ,...CDeceasedD A, CLASS OF 1913 Margaret Duffey-Anderson ......... , ,.....,............ ,.,F1orida Mary Eastman-Fowler ,,....,........ Demma George-McCrillis ...,.......,..,,., Hollywood, Calif. ,...New Castle, Wyo. Stanley High .,.....,......,......,,,... .......,..... O maha. Neh. Dave Johnstone ,..........,.,... ...... Washington Lucy Kellogg-Soden .,...... ....,.. C heyenne, Wyo. Auber Merritt ...,.,...,.,.,.,..,.,..,...,..,......,...... Casper, Wyo. CLASS OF 1914 Leon Trimhell .,...........,.....................,.. Millings. Mont. Richard Knittle ..,................,.....,...,.,,... Douglas, VVyo. VVayne Esmay ............... ..... G reat Falls, Mont. Cornelia VVl1ite Bea Mt-Crillis-Moran ..... Media Wellman Martha Doll ....,..,...,.,,.,. Carrie Peterson- Bly ,....... . Mortimer Peters ,,........ .. .................tDeceasedJ Glendo, Wyo. Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Seattle, Wash. ,.,.,..Douglas, Wyo. Ft. Morgan, Colo. iuster. Glenrock, ..,,........IDouglas, 1906 Cl1eyenne. Douglas, ,. Riverside. S. ID. Wyo. Wyo. VVyu. Wyo. Calif. Chadron, Neh. tDeceasedD Des Moines, Iowa Casper, VVyo. CLASS OF 1907 Donna Cook-Chapin .,.......4,.,4,.,.,,...,.......,., Pilot, VVyo. Laura Dean-Esmay ...................................... tlDeceasedD Ruth Jackson .,...,...., ,.................,.........,...,.. . Nettie Dimhall-VVatt ..... , ,..,., North Platte, Neb, Ralph Merritt .,..,.. ..... , ...,...... I Douglas, Wyo. Thomas Nylen ..,.......,..,.... ,.,.,...... I .ander, Wyo. Emily Potter ..........,............ ...........,, 1 DeceasedD Florence Reed-Stanslxury ,.,.,, ....,... I Douglas, Wyo. Beatrice Tancock ...,....,,.......,...,..........,.., Omaha. Neh. Verda VViker-Thompson .,...,.............,.................,... Calif. CLASS OF 1908 Verna Allen-Swan ........,.,.....,..........,.... Douglas, Wyo. Wallace McGrillis ........,...........,...,... Hollywood, Calif. Jess Morsch ...,.. .,..,.. ,...... D 0 uglas. Wyo. Grace Mecum-Clark ..,. ,...,.... B loomfield, Iowa Luther Blaine ..,,. .... ..........,. C h icago, Ill. Gladys Merritt-Hill ....,, ..,....Portland. Ore. Julian Lsmay ,...,., 4...... .,........,.. C D eceasedl Mary Doyle-Russell ....,,.......,.,......,....,.. Douglas, W'yo. Hell VValker-Gwir ,...,..,... CLASS .........,,Crawford, Neh. OF 1909 Anna Hammond-Kirwin ......,........... Douglas, VVyo. John McGrillis ., .... .....,.,.......,...,................. ..,.,... f I alif. Bessie Merritt-Remillard .....,............. .,.... S alt Creek Louis Savage ,...,,.,....,.......,.,............... .,....... lt Ioline, Ill. CLASS OF 1910 Katie Anthens ....... .....,.,.........,....... S ioux City, Iowa Frank Anthony.. ..,........,......,4.....,.. Vllashington, D. C. Frances Mecum-llower ...,., ....,...... W orland, Wyo. Jessie Mecum ..,..,............,, ..,..., L fheyenne, Wyo. Hunter Padden ..,.,. .,.,.,. ........ D e nver, Colo. John Peterson ..... ..,..,... ,.,. .....,,...... I ' a llf, Chloe Hammond ......,....... ....,. I Douglas. Wyo. Frances Vlfhite-Esmay ............. .,.,........ D ouglas, VVyo. CLASS OF 1911 V iFour Year GraduatesD Jessie Mecum .....,..,. ,... ....... .......,...,.... C ' h eyenne, VVyo. John Peterson ,...,.,. ..,,..,......,....,...,...,... ......,,.,.,... L ' alif. Chloe Hammond ........ ..... D ouglas, Wyo. John McCrillis .......,., ,..............,, ,.,.,.,.,.,...,............. C a lif. CLASS OF 1912 Douglas Cook ..... ....,....,...,.... ......,......,. D 0 uglas, Vtfyo. Howard Esmay ......,... ,...,......., I Douglas, VVyo. William Hamilton ........ ............... I Douglas, Wyo. Dorothy Knittle... ...........,. .......,...... , ...Douglas, Wyo. Pattie Shaw, married .......,....,.,... Orin Junction, Wyo. Dorothy Foxton-Messenger ,.....,.,... Hollywood, Calif. Emma O'Brien-Adair ........................... Douglas, VVyo. -f I EZ Doris Allen .,....,..... Richey Reavill ,.,..... Francis Potter .....,...........,........., Ada Newsome ....,.,.,.,...,...., ........Chicago, Ill. ' i, Fla. .......,..............Denver. .Salt Lake City, , ......,.,...,........ Douglas, Alice Doyle-Brister .... .....,...,.,.,.........,..., I Denver, Esther Morsch-Anderson Colo. Utah Wyo. Colo. ,.Calif. Margaret Barry, married ........... Salt Lake City, Utah CLASS OF 1915 Irene Clayton-Hajny .,,.,.,.,.,................. Glenrock, Wyo. Clara Mecum-Knapp ,....,...................,.. Ansley. Neh. Frances Hakalo-Knxttle ....,.... ....... D ouglas, Wyo. John Schmidt ..........,,,....,..... ..,... D ouglas, Wyo. Paul LeBar .......................... ....... D ouglas, Wyo. Clarence Orwen ........,........,... ...,.,.....,.,., N ebraska Elizabeth White-Slonaker ..... ......... D ouglas, Wyo. Marion Weaver. ..,.....,...........,.,.......,.... Cheyenne, Wyo. Charles VValker .........,.,......,.,.,.......,,...,...,.........,.,.,.. Calif. CLASS OF 1916 Sadie Schloss-Anderson .....,.......,.......,.... Douglas, Wyo. l harles Stott .... ...........,.... .......,.,........,.....Denver, Colo. Ralph McVVhinnie ......,... ..,,... L aramie, Wyo. Thomas Virden ......... ..,..., I Douglas, Wyo. Roy Hess .....,.......... .........,.......,... C alif. Allison Knittle .,..,..... .,....., C asper, Wyo. Vera Saul-Trumper ..... ...... D ouglas, Wyo. Lois Heaton-Powell ......... , ..... ,.Glenrock, Wyo. Mary Blaine-Copsey ....,....., ......,... C asoer, Wyo. Betty Schmidt-Trimble .,... ......... I Doug as, Wyo. Lola Falkner-Fisher ,...... .... Douglas, Wyo. Anna Swanson ..........,.,.,..., .,.,.,.....,. ID ouglas, Wyo. Mildren Owen-Piersall ...... . ..,.,.. Salt Creek, Wyo. Eva Black-Blaine ............ ,... ...... I D ouglas, Wyo. Dorothy Bixby .,..................................... Douglas, Wyo. John Kennedy ,.,...... ..,.,.................,........,. ,..., ........... C a l if. CLASS OF 1917 Leonard Shaw .,...............................,....... Douglas, Vtfyo. Robert Allen ..,..................................,..... Laramie, Wyo. Paul Datesman ,... Sioux City, Iowa Lawrence Smith ....... ,. ....................,.,. Calif. Karl Le-Bar ....... ......... ....... I D ouglas, Wyo. Charles Roush .........,..... ,,...... I Denver, Colo. Helen Scott .....,..... ,..,..,.... ...... I , incoln, Nell. Ava Hufsmith-Weir ,....... ....,..... C asper, Wyo. Edna Senters-Austin ....... .,...,. D ouglas, Wyo. Bernice Ewel .... ......,...,....... ......,.., C a sper, Wyo. Faye Tillarri. married ,..,..... ..............,.........,.... E ast Hazel Paxton-Fenex .......,.. ......... G lenrock, Wyo. Myrtle Reavill-Stevick .......,,...,.,.... ........ I Denver. Colo. CLASS OF 1918 Nina Bushey, married ,.,.........,...... , ....,.,. Douglas, Wyo. Earl George .........,. ,. ..,..,.,.....,............,...,. Douglas, Wyo. Edward George ........,.... . ...,... Douglas, Wyo. Noel Grimes ,.,.......... . ..,..,. , ...,....... ,...Casper, Wyo. Maud James-Runsler ...... ............,.. M anville. Wyo. Carrie Johnson-Reed ...,.., ......,, W atch Falls, Texas Donald Kirby .........,...... ....,.... W heatland, Wyo. Margaret Knittle ....,... ., .......,..........,.....,. Calif. Horwood Marshall ,..... ......, C leartnont, Calif. Dwight McVieker .....,.. ......... I .incoln. Neb- Charles McWhinnie .....,.. ...,............,..,. N avy Anna Peterson ........ , ...,,..,..,......,..... ,.,...,... ...,..,..........,.....,. Ruth Pollard. ,.........,., . ..,..................,..... Douglas, Wyo. Katherine Slaymaker-Herwick ,... Grand Valley, Colo. Pansey Braae-Dunn ................. ' ..,.,......, Douglas, Wyo. Alice Claire , .,.,........,..... ....,.........,.,.... B oulder, Colo. . ', l f- , i Q, .-,.,, ,t 4 M . 1, , , , ..., , E , 1 .. --, st..- ...D he -mfr -H-lla-h--W ..1...fJ- .L LL. L ,., - ...-.,,,- 1 . Z'-N 1 F gf 5 i 1355 Ji , 1-..f -1- . at : SQ' o NVEGRS Q . : . I - I A '1 CLASS CDF 1919 Ruth Sham-Hageman .,....,.. Orin, Wyo. VVilliam Kellogg .,......,..,.......,.....,.,...........,.,. tlDeceasedl Fl0yll Walters '--------- 4-4-4---A-.-,- --'4'.-.- -.--v - A l Tilfffle. Klin- Lester Rice .,.,..,...... .,...............,,.............,..... N ew York Benjamin Esmay. ,.,.. ............................ I Douglas, Wyo. Virgil Orwen-Lynch . ,... ,. ........ 1, ,....... Oklahoma . lgalggeifs Clayton ..., Fruitland, Ida. Harry McNamara ....... ..... l Denver. Colo. 3'I:3'a IBETSCW '4 'A Laramie, WYO- Corn Meehl. .....,......, .. ,...,. Douglas, Wyo. i 'E' 8ci?1gu'sl '4 ' I Tm' Wye' Gertrude Amsden-Lellar . ...... Douglas, Wyo. Nfhl Tune ' eat ug as' Wye' Clara Meehl ....,............... ..,,...,... I Douglas, VVyo. L er e D0 UFC ' ' 3 sper' C Ruth Horr-Roush ........ Grand Island, Neb. me ' cue ' as e ' 'A ' . ' 4 3 I ' Neal Dorothy ...,,.......... ......,..,., L incoln, Neb. Ethel Dorr-Sheets ..,..,, Marie McNamara lfVillian1 Cross ..,......... Vernon Saul ........,. ,... Helen Haas ..,.,.,.....,.... Arthur McVVhinnie ....... Alma Card, married .,.,.,. ,.,,..,,......,..... .... C alit, Chicago, Ill. Douglas, Los Angeles Wyo. Calif. .. .... Lucerne: Wyo. Fort Collins Colo. , .,.,.,..,.. I asper,' Wyo. Esther Snyder .,.,........... ,...,.,.. 1 Denver, Colo. Lillian Snyder ........... ....... I Denver, Colo. Marie Bushey ..,...., .... C Deceased! Isabelle R. Forte .....,......,....................,... lDenver. Colo. Constance Barry ..........................,...,..........,.. tIDeceasedl CLASS OF 1920 Enid Grimes, married ..,..........,.............. Casper, Wyo. Beatrice Freeman, married .........,.,...., Berkeley. Fred' Jenne .................,......,..,..,.. ........Douglas, Calif, Wyo. Mich. Wyo. lorado Wyo. Colo. VVyo. David Newsom ...........,...,...... ,........ I Detroit, Adele Black ........,.,..,,............, ,......... M anville, Cleone Brown-Dunlavey ....,......,., .............,.... C o Edna Bromfield-Kerchicnick .,...... Rock Stprings. Leslie Daniels .,........,.....,.,.,.,. .. ,..... Fort ollins, Clara Davis ......... ,...,.. , ,.,.. ..,.,.......................,....,.... Donovan Emery .,....., ...,., ..,..,.... D o uglas, Edna Ewel-Monney ..,..,.. ....... K emmerer, Iva Farrens ............ ..,... Anne Hanson ............ Hazel Hitshow.,.,... Lester Kellogg ....,.. Harold Miller ,...., .... , .. Florence Musch ...,,.......... Clarence Osborne ....,.,.,...... Gertrude Saul-Goodrich ..... ,. Lillian Smith-Jones .... ....... John Slonaker ,.,.........., ,... Wyo. ........Douglas, ,......Laramie, , ..,.....,. Chicag Wyo. Wyo. 0. Ill. ....,...Cheyenne, ...,.........Miam .......Douglas, Wyo. i, Fla. Wyo. ....,................,Calif. Douglas, Leitha Walker-Meal ..,....... .............,. M idwest, Claude Wilson ........,,....,,.............. San Francisco, Wyo. Wyo. Calif. Juanita Wilson-Slonaker ,..............,......, Douglas, Wyo. Archie McPherson ..,......... ...,.,.,..........,........,.....,... C alif. Thomas Rowley ...........,,... University, Laramie, Wyo. Glen Kurtz .............,.,...,.........,..............,.. Laurel, Mont. William Smith ...,...............,......,............. Douglas, Wyo. CLASS OF 1921 Nettie Anderson .........,.,.,....,......,............ Douglas, Wayne Anderson ................,...............,.,. Douglas, Margaret Austin ..... ,.... Wyo. Wyo. Mavis Featherstone, ....,.. ...,.. ,...,.. D o uglas, Isabel Fort ..... . ........,.,.,............. .,....... D enver, Lida Haas-Lehman .,................,.........,... Douglas, Margaret Hildebrand-Roush .....,.,.....,. Douglas, Elga Johnson ,.....,.........,..,............, .... Mary Logan-Ryan ..,....,.,.,...,... Elizabeth McPherson ........ Norman Mistacklin., .,...,.... . .,........... St. Paul, James O' Brien .....,...,.,...,............. Thelma Perry ....,............,....,...,.,.. Margaret Potter-Bowman ...... Genevieve. Rice ...............,.,.,... George Rice. ........ , ......,........ Rita Southwick ....... ..........,.,........ Marie Thomas .........,.....,.,.......,. CLASS OF Rudol h Bloomquist ....,..,....,..., Douglas, Douglas, . Ft. Missoula, .White lhgeon, Lasper, Douglas, Wyo. Colo. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Minn. Mont. Mich. Wyo. Wyo. Kansas City, Mo. ..,.........Douglas, Wyo. 1922 Chicago, Ill. Ruth .gloomquist-Huntsinger. Douglas, Melvin Ballard. ..,,.....,...,.,.,..... .. Florence Clark ,...,. ......,...... , Elwood Chambers ..,.... Bea Dolan:Lawndes ........ Curtis Ellis ..,.,,.....,....,...,.. Esther Horr ..,..,.........,....,.,. Agnes Hutchison-Wiker ....... Katharine Jenne .....,........,...... james Lehman ,................ .. Helen McWhinnie, married ., Verna Mecum-Ayres ................ Joseph Patchell .....,.,.,...,....,.. Velden Saul ..,.......... Wyo. .,.... Douglas, Wyo. .......Douglas, Wyo. Douglas, Wyo. .. ..,... Guernsey, Wyo. .......Douglas, NVyo. .....,,Douglas, Wyo. Douglas, Wyo. ........Douglas, ...Douglas. Fort Collins, ........,...,Casper, .............Cody Wyo. Wyo. Colo. Wyo. Wyo. Douglasi Wyo. Harold Henry .,.,...... Juanita Hageman ,....... George Hutchison .....,.... Lenea Johnson-Roush ., .,...........,,Annapolis Lost Springs, Carey Hurst, ....,.....,., Douglas, Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Helen Logan, married ...,.. ...,......, C asper, Wyo. Thelma Meisner. ,,..,r.........., ....,. I Douglas, Wyo. Blanche McCall-Gillisple ....... ...... G lenrock, NVyo. Louise Potter-Crandel ........ ......, . Lincoln, Neb. Margaret Rice-Lambert .. Douglas, Wyo. Ralph Roley ...,..........,................... Carey Hurst, Wyo. Helen Smith ,......., .,.,..........,.....,.... I .os Angeles, Calif. Thelma Slonaker-Ackerson ..,.............. Portland, Ore. Fern Slichter ...,..................,..... ...,,.. I Douglas, Wyo. Charles Slonaker ,.,...............,....... .,,...... I 'ortland, Ore. Kathleen Southwick ............,...,.... Glenrock, Wyo. Mildred Tillard .,.,.. Northwestern Uni.. Chicago, Ill. Avis Taylor. .,..............,......,...,.,.,.....,.,.. Douglas, Wyo. CLASS OF 1924 Eileen Brown ............... VVesleyan l'ni.. Lincoln, Neb. Cecil Bishop ..,..,.,.,.,.............,................. In the Navy Lester Brockway ,.,.................... ,....,.. . ,. Douglas, Wyo. Elmer Carrol .. ......... ..,. ..,. . . .... . IDouglas, Wyo. Ruth Clark ,. Cr-lo. Teachers' College. Greeley, Colo. Robert Creswell ,,.. Uni. ot VVyon1ing, Laramie, Wyo. Bryan Edwards ...... Uni. of VVyoing, Laramie, Wyo. Wilma Githens-Sanders .,.,.........,,........ lDouglas, Wyo. Arthur Horr ,.................. .....,............,, I Douglas, Wyo. Wayne Kennedy ...,....... ................... D ouglas, Wyo. Douglas Lenian ............,...,.,..............., Douglas, Wyo. Pauline Ledford .,...,.....,....,.,........ .. Holdridge, Neb. Milton Leher ....,...... Uni, of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Don Roush ...........,...,.,..........,...,......,,.... Douglas, Wyo. Catherine Snyder ............,............,......... Douglas, Wyo. Fern Sadler-Carothers ..,...,. ..,.... I Douglas, Wyo. Eunice Thomas ............,..,.,. .........,,.,, D enver, Colo. lDorothy Urban ...,,.......,.,.,.,.........,.,.,., Cheyenne, Wyo. Beatrice WVeaklen .,.....,..,.,..,.,...,.............. Douglas, VVy0. CLASS OF 1925 Mae Armbruster-Jacobs .............,...,...., Douglas, Wyo. Dorothy Huffington ,..,...........,...... ...., , ,,..,.,....., S hawnee Russell Burbank .,.,Uni. of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Alice Campbell ,.....,....., ......,..........,...,.,.. D ouglas, Wyo. Gerald Curtain .,...,,..,............,..,.....,.,.,... Douglas, Wyo. Agnes Clark-McDermott ...............,..,.. Omaha, Neb. Edward Dickson ...., Uni. of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Iris Dorothy ...,...........,...........,.................. Lincoln, Neb. Deicie Fackler ......., ..,.... ......,..,.,..,..,.... C asper, Wyo. Beulah Fisher ...,......,..4..,..............,........,. Douglas, Wyo. Loyd Featherstone ..,Uni. of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Helen Forrest-Ellis ....,...,.,.,i.,....,.......... Douglas, Wyo. Rudolph Giehm ........,.,...........,.,.,.,.,..,..... Douglas, Wyo. Virgil Harris .....,.....,.........,.............,...,.,. Douglas, Wyo. lVinston Howard ,.,. Uni. of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Alice Levasseur . .,.......,............,.,.,..,.,..... Douglas, Wo. Kembrou gh Fowler .,..,.,.,... ......... E ......... C learwater, Ela. Ruth Musch , ............,.. . Mary Marsden .,.,.,... Frank McCall ....... ...... George Newsom, ............ . Edwin Potter ., .....,... Uni. ol Nebraska Mayme Perrine-Hill ....... Leonard Nylen ...,,........ George Pexton ,. ,...... ,. ,...... Cheyenne, .....,..Douglas, ...,,...............Douglas, ........ Douglas, ........Douglas, ......,....,.,..,.......Douglas, , Lincoln, .,..r....,........Doug1as, Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Neb. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Colo. Wyo. Colo. Wyo. Wyo. Wyo. Dorothy Rouse ........ ., ....,. Douglas, WValter Scott ,.,..,....,.. . ..... ...,..., B oyero, Frank Scott ....,.....,......,......... ..,..... D ouglas, Quinton Scott ..,.,... ..... . . ......, .,....., B oulder, Victoria Slonaker-Roush .,...... .....,. I Douglas, Mildred Saul .,..,..,..,.,..........,.. ......,. D ouglas, Ruth Schlister ........,....,.... ....... IDouglas, Harry Stuart ...,,. ..,.... ..................,..........,., Velma Timmerhott .,.,.,., Leroy Towne ....,....,.,...... Verne Brose ........,,...,,.,. Fraser, Douglas, .. . . . .,., .,.,, D ouglas, Thomas Curtain ...,.,.,...., Regis College, Denver, Colo. Wyo. Wyo. Colo. fli E, ,il 1 in . J I it ,pw W1 M th'-x 1 A ,L-, A W ,G- '. L, 4 . .Hr l P fl- l gf . v, Ll' --,,,, .iw A fd? ' r 'fm Q w t ' ,,, f , L 1 '2:1jfr,,.,r+f-sm ,1 ,, v 1 it i XE 'V X it ,N Q A t 7'-i . ' ii.. t G ri ini W ' l X G ' .151 - E1 15-3, 6 1-. t' K 'dl ,A 1 lx' ,- X - H ' 'ifagfgiikzg ,,- ' 'P FLASS OF 1926 William Moore ,..Merlical School, Sacramento, Calif Frerl Anderson ...,.......,...........,...,.,....... Pasadena, Calif. Carrol Munger ..........,.......... ..,Hot S rings, So. Dak. Kenneth Brown ...,.. Uni. of Nebraska, Lincoln. Nelm. Frank Miller .....,,..................,...,.. ..... E llensburg, VVash Juliette Bansept ., ,.... . ....,.. ..,....,..,....... D ouglas, Wyo. Glen Perry .....,. ...., C 'hadron Normal, Chadron. Neh Vloista Bicknell-t'omhs . ......,....... Douglas, Vt'yo, Ada Potter ..... ...,.... L Tni. of NVyoming, Laramie, Wyo Wilma Brown ..... ........... . ..... N Vesleyan College VVillis Peak ,.,...,. ............................... D ouglas. VVy0 Florence Hannigan ,.,...,. Upton, Wyo. Marjory Phinney-Race ....,................,..... Casper, Vtfyo Marguerite Vastle. ..,.... Douglas, Wyo. Esther Race .................. .. .,..,.,. Douglas, VVyo Shirley Fall .,.,4,.... ,...... D ouglas, Wyo. Ray Reed .,........... . ,... ..... L ost Springs, Wyo liva Varlisle ..... ..... I iouglas, VVyo. Faye Reed. ,....,.,...,.,....... ...... L ost Springs. Wyo Dorris funningham ,..,.. ,.,,. G uernsey, Wyo. Joe Reed. .....,.,.......,.......,... ........,..,.... P arco. Wyo Oscar Hutchison .... ,......, D ouglas, Wyo. Freda Rizor .... ,,........... ,.,...., H a rrison, Neh Edith Hakalo .....,..., ...... G lenrock, Wyo. Bethel Smith-Anderson ..,.,. ...... I Jouglas, VVyo Florence Halliday .. ....... Douglas, Wyo. Margaret Southwick .... ...,., D ouglas, VVyo Vhloris Jones .... . , ,...,., ,... ...,. D 0 uglas. Wyo. Myra Smith ..........,...,.,.. . .....,. Douglas, Wyo Esther Johnson .,... ,.,..,.....,........ l Douglas, XVyo. Frances Van Deventer .,...... Douglas. Wyo. Nell Letler ..... . .,,,, ,.,...,.,......., l Douglas, Wyo. Leona 'Wagner .,...........,.... .....,.., D ouglas, W'y0. Dorothy Logan Colorado VVomans College Grace Elliourne ..........,.. ....,.... D ouglas. Wyo. Paul Martin .. ,... .,Uni. of Nebraska. Lincoln. Nell. Gladys Granlin ,.,..... ...,, B ear Creek, Vtlyo Nellie Morrison, ,.., ,..,........ I Douglas, XVyo. Charlotte Roley ....... ....., C farey Hurst, Wyo. ,N '41 f, -.mtg ,. A at .Q 1: Lb 1 5 ,,, .. ' . 1' , , V , :-I ' 'KE 'f ' ' 'J- J, ,. ,. VLA. 11 a :..'eD11L4L,b., ,, ., , 145. fs 1, .--.,c,ei4'if- 8 i.-,LairE2E 25i4is?3Ef-'ar '- '.g 213.5 ,!v!55f2.i....4t lei' awk V 'To Uur cfldvertisers 1 -X ' l C ' I Ceiclmlrviaasaa I D D 5 Q f Illlllllllllllllllllllllllnlllxlilllni mllllul . 11:1 lllllll lxllllll II 1 I Wh the .of W.. EZGWWUEOQGWWEZS5 Scholastic standards granted national recognition. Faculty with high percentage of distinguished scholars and scientists. Courses of study applicable specially to the appre- ciation of Vtlyoming and to the solution of W'yoming problems. Student body large enough to provide a complete program of collegiate extra-curricular activi- ties but not so large as to preclude study under personal direction of professors of note.- Campus atmosphere of true western democracy with opportunity to establish lasting friend- ship with the future leaders in the economic and social life of VX'yoming. ESQSGWWJZQSCFWDM The University of Wyoming The Five Colleges LIBERAL ARTS AGRICULTURE EDUCATION ENGINEERING AND LAW CGiQ1NFQWEo 4 - I D 3 Itnllzllllnllllllulllllll mul llmlllulll COMPLIMENTS -QF- THE ROUNDUP STAFF L, CEQDfN'N6AER3Q'S1E0R C I i s f 'I I Y ,, I' I ll Illlllll Il Resident Phone 121-I 2 Office Phone 126-J Y CHAS. E. CLARK Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC OIL BURNERS STARR VVATER SO FTEN ERS 107 South Second Street DOUGLAS XYYUMINf 14 L 4 '32 f x' 'J ,'gf '7 , f '96 I BZ II Ill I Illlllllll lllllllllll IIIIII I II I Ill lllllllllllll I I COM I'LI M IQNTS iof, E. EWEL ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP XVIQ SELL SHOES THAT FIT AND XVEAR Expert Soe Repairing It Pleases Us to Please You Vander Griend and Pfeifer nnnn nn mu nu a I I ul mlm. FOUNTAIN CANDY TOBACCO SPORTSMAN INN -'sPoR'r1NG GooDs Complete Equipnlent for HUNTER AND ANGLER H. Vander Griend I I Ill Ill Il I II Il I Ill Ill A GENWVVENCRQ SER Q A 'ff f 'img .'XlQlUlXY SHIRTS llIll.ll Kllf'l'.'Xl. l l.UI'K THE STORE OF QUALITY XX'e carry Ll complete line of Clothing zlncl Iiroeeries--anything from Z1 l'rune to :nl Ux'e1'coz1t. Make this your store. CUINC as often as you u'isl1--stay as long' as you can. u'l1etl1e1' it be for an purchase or a look zlronnrl. than your lmek going out. E XYe would ratlmer awe your face eoming' in GEORGE BOLLON GO. NIS IDI I NIUX l'li CANNICIJ IIRUCIERIIQS IZURIDUN ll: Q . . THE DOUGLAS MERCANTILE CO. The Store of the Town VVe can save you money on everything In eat and wear Men's and Ladies' Wear Boys' and Children's Clothing NVQ- are here to serve and help zulvzulfe the Students of Our Cilllllllllllllj' C Telephone 29-J . A SLONAKER AND SON COAL, TRANSFER AND ICE Service Always All Ways III IIIII I I II III II Ill I I I II I Illl II I I I I I II III Il I Illl ll r 's if g Cix' Q 1 QQNWEBTW IullllllIllllllmllllllllllnllllllmllllllllIulllllllulllllllullulllllllllllnllllllllullllllIug'lullllllnllulllllImunlullllllullllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIAIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII GREETINGS TO OUR MANY FRIENDS -From- The Yellow Dot Service Station Service With a Smile CUMl'LIlXIIiNTS OF JUDEVINE CREAMERY JUDIGOLD BUTTER Fancy Frozen Desserts For Banquets and Dinners FOR SERVICE CALL US We Can't Make A11 the Ice Cream M501 We Make the Best W. K JUDEVINE, Proprietor lllllllnlllllllll -yer j Coio1N,f N6f1ER1QS'iE2vR 4 V 4 ' ' ' , 1' e W5 53' CUM l'I,l MENTS L. J. RUSSELL C'U1Xll'l.IMliN'l'S -of- KANDY KOOP CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM AND TOBACCO just Stop In After the Show NVQ Ucliver Orders ED. GEORGE, Proprietor l'honv: 51-XY FRESHMEN A Freshman being told to go grease the wagon, returned within the hour. VVelI, I have greased every part of the wagon but those sticks that the XVhQCIShZ1l1g'Ull.H f V '. f-Y 'N -ag! 6 1- , -Q. VF IMIll!!llllllllllllmllllllllmmlllltmlnlIVIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllllIllllIIllIllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIII1llilllltllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllliinllulllllllillinlllllllllllllllillifm a a E 5 . S 5 S 5 S E E s z S E I 5 E s - . s E g . S COMPLIMENTS -o lmmlllmnmnnnmnmfmnillllllllllmulnnlnnmllnnllmllllnlllnlllIlllllllllllllllllllllfllnflllnlllllllllllflllllllllflllllllfllllllllllllllnlnlflnfl 1 4 W 5 5 . 5 E 2 f- E W . 2 E .,,,, 5 2 E . 5 E S 3 5 2 5 E E ,-5 4 E . 2 2 2 x I - V! - ., P ,' - -K- A A. 1 -, VT. g , 1 :J .:,g,, ' 5!f1 ,13f'? 'i'3'- . yi? ,,.f i55EQZ1Lf-1?fff L3S' W '1 1 . CQQTNP' N AERSEQQ of Some Good Advice A Home and Good Life Insurance. Two Essential Things. 'flu-3' will iuayc :luyoue iiirlclwmlciit :xml promote thrift. lloys aucl Girls, rc-uicmlwr, we lmvc both! l'l:ui to own your own homo iu llouglas, 'l'hc lk-st 'l'owu in the XYorlrl, and protect tour lovc-cl ones with au EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY -Start Right-See Us- THE CALL INVESTMENT CO. lfirst lloor South of 'l'l1cz1trc HERE'S ONE Should ll Blau I'1'oposL' to il Girl on His linen-s!or else shoulfl she get off? NIGHT FELL NOBODY HURT TRIANGLE MOTOR COMPANY Studebaker JX llomc lfor Your :Xutomolmilc Phone 15 GOODRICH PHARMACY Rexall and Nyal Drugs livcrytliitig' in DRUGS AND SODA Phone 85 NQNVHIM AS AN AD FOR THIS ANNUAL VVe have none but a wish that the Graduates may attain the goal of success in ther life's work as they leave their school days in the Douglas High School PEYTON BOLLN CO. CHOOSE YOUR PLUMBER As You Would Your Physician They are as necessary in safeguarding the health and should he selected with the same care. GEORGE D. BLOOD Phone 173 'Residence Phone 9-I 126 North Third DOUGLAS VVYOMING llmmmnnzumnmmunmm: Hmm,,lmlmnmm , ,, . Lia up p GONVEJ Q 5 ART'S LUNCH Night and Day Service HICRIC 'ITD SICRYIC AND .fXl.XYAYS AT YOUR SICRYICIC Everything in Season ARTHUR PAIGE, Proprietor Douglas Xxvyllllllllg' Young' Men's Suits Blade to lncliviclual Measure 325.00 535.00 345.00 Extra Pants At Cost New Silk Dresses 311.85 314.85 516.85 Domestic Science Dresses 51.00 and 32.00 Queen Quality Shoes - - 56.45 Douglas Shoes - 86.00 to 38.00 Silk Ilose - - 59c,98c and 31.65 Rayon liloomers Qflolnlettel 81.85 Here's Forecasting Health, Happiness and Attainment of Ideals to Each Memb:r of Class 1927 A. R MERRITT IRWINS-MILLS COMPANY A Complete Line of HARDWARE AND FURNITURE A Better Place To Trade FLOWER SHOP Florist Funeral Designs Cut Flowers Pot Plants XYQ llzlve il Snappy Display Room Located in Hoffman Furniture Store Phone 77 G W n nununmmunmunu:mummmmummuu mmumuuu n muunmnumnu u IllIIlllllllIIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll Dodge Bros Graham Bros Motor Vehicles A Trucks Yellowstone Garage Service For Your C r Phone 135 North becond Qtreet Douglas Wyoiiiinw Gasoline ' Batteries O1 s' Accessories Tires Welding . 'ro THE STUDENTS OF , n THE CONVERSE COUNTY 'HIGH SCHOOL Your financial success will he determined by the systematic manner in which you handle your income of today and tomorrow. We have ten reasons why.a Savings Account in this Bank is a financial success. Read them and you will profit. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT CID Encourages thrift. C23 Discourages thoughtless unnecessary expenditures. 13D Provides extra funds in case of necessity. 143 Cultivates habit to control expenditures in relation to income. C55 Accumulates extra change which other- wise would be spent. t6J Earns four per cent interest compounded semi-an- nually. C71 Is protected by a carefully selected list of high grade loans and securities. f8J Aids your community through your bank. C91 Gives you the friendship and valuable counsel of a good bank, in even the smallest financial problems: and finally U07 Earns the respect of people with whom you do business, a valuable asset for the future. . I THE CONVERSE COUNTY BANK Capital, 850,000.00 DOUGLAS WYOMING llllllll IIlllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllhllllllllll lllll Il III IIllIlIllIllllIllllllllllmllllIIIIHIIIINIIIII llllllll I llllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllnfllffllmlllllmll .1 - F 7 - ,,.1-i.,.,'..p-'V P' U . h, ..' - K r. f-:J T gr- ab. :Q V ' s . Q fir! it ,fifkffy 1 .j:'f',f' ' L1 '- i ,,1. In uv I i ' , , ' . , 1, A . ,--e-ref s ' ' A 'Q 81' fa' as ' fr- . ' 1 -Y ' ' 'K T ' A --ef. A . qrfgfii .-.sw ' 1 f Q4 x i W Y K. BN 1 Q. VH, 9 5 -7--:,fr' : 5 . I im- 1' ', Z N' - 'I ' N CoN viai'RYCa Sing GIIJWDDNSER, E XX e have just iustzilleml ll uew pressing mziehiue which will put zi crease iu your clothes fruui zero to 1.500 pounds pressure. We also have a new process of cleaning silks. XXX- can make your silk dresses look like new. Give Us a Trial and Let Us Show You What Our Equipment Will Do. HAWKEYE CLEANING COMPANY I II IIIIIIIII I I IIIIIIIIIII COM l'l.llXl ICXTS Aof, SAUL'S JEWELRY SHOP XXX' Repair XYz1tehes :mal liveiytliiiig Portraits Kodak Finishing MERRY'S STUDIO lNJl'fil..iXS, wYoM1NcQ Views Enlargements II I ll I IIIIIII I Illl I Ill I II I I Illl llll IIIIII Ill I IIIIIIII I THE DOUGLAS BUDGET listahlislierl iu l88!m Thos. F. Doyle Publisher Converse County's Most Popular Newspaper I III IIIIIII I I I IIII III I II COMPLIMENTS ,Of- J. H. ESMAY CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The Students' Friend Douglas National Bank Phone 14 112 North Second 'Street m , . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 300,000.00 - 1 Ceio1iNW.eiR1Q5Ea. HR 4, J 'f' I' all QNX my-,A LAFAYETTE CAFE Alice Tevis, Proprietor The Home of Home Cooking l'I.IC.XN .NND L'lJMlfUR'l'.Xlll.lC XX'l1c1'c They Make the Vic :mel Cake People Talk Almiit If Your Wife Can't Cook, Don't Divorce Her- Bring Her Here Open 6 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. M. . . r 1,1 IH. g Q., Q21 Q P .s. v' ' Si f V .. 2 , FLORENCE LUMBER CO. Thu ilillllij' l'l:u'i- In 'l'i'zulc Wall Paper and Paint XYQ have export pzxiilti-rs H a r d w a r e NVQ lmvc :L vmuivlclc lim- ui I lzirclwzlrc L U M B E R Building Material and Carpenter Repair Shop We Are Ready to Serve You PHONE 159-W l'UMl'l.lN1liX'l'S Hof- THE PETER MINTENER L U M B E R COMPANY WDM l'l.IM liN'l'S . me G. H. ARNOLD llll ii.. E GON xy RMT-1 Phe Saddle Rock Cafe An up to date Cafe All the Thmgs That Go Make a Cafe BOOTHS TABLES AND COUNTER After the dance come to ue for Refreshments We are here to owe mght and dav SCIVICC Everythlng to Eat SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS COLLEGE INN 4 PASTIME COMPLIMENTS POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR -of- A. W. BLAINE A ' CIGARS, SUNDAES AND REFRESHMENTS M o d e r n R o o m s -.1-T. 4' .:. ,,f-.- .1 . . ,Nga .V,. .Q 3. K T, 45' ,SL ...W 1 1214... ft ff-f' .-A . - , , . .z J ,. --- ,.','.- , J.. . , , H .V ,, ,. ., Q Lf... I . I , -I A- -.v - r ,,-- ft- -4. ., r-gm. -W A fU,g:5jg?,'si51l1E:5.- -, g . I N II S Iiixgf- We III I III II Mrs. Xorclgrcn to llolrlic llulmln-ll: Xrc you afraid uf lungs? fiulflici No, I fm-L-I pcrfcttly safa- wilh him. Noiizllcl failcd to recite in Spanish Miss Tliorson: Sec lu-rc, Ronnlcl, lwczoiisi- you lmvc big fn-ct is no rea- son to ihink you hzivv Z1 good stand- iuu in im' class. Golden Rule Store The Newest Things for High School Girls and Boys .Q .fi J Q I I I 1 Q I a l f Va, W ak , IM l 5 IMI!! , Q f Q4 ,K f fi W I ing? WCQNIVQE. 211612551 P 'Q-n X I Ill I IIII Ill I III I I II lllllll Illllllllll l'UIXIl'l.IMlCX'l'S 'Wof- STANSBURY AND STANSBURY CUM l'I.I M liN'l'S ,411 LA BONTE BARBER SHOP You :Xrc Ifspccially Invitccl Ilcrc I I I I GUN if Qlllllllllllllllllll I IllllIINllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllll I llllllll III llllllll I ll ll III ll I llllllll I lllll II lllllllll llllllllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllillllllililllllllllllllllll STEFFEN DRUG COMPANY 2 We are in business for 5 YOUR HEALTH 2 - Complete Line of Drugs and Sundries Conklin Pens and Pencils S Your Druggists For 2 THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS E , E E E 208 Center Phone 87-I : FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION 5 CH E V R O L E T SALES sERv1cE W. J. MORSCH AND soN CFWJGNWES CO M PLIMENTS ..0f. RICHARD MAURER Sam B.: Some girls are after me! Quick, where can I hide? Markley: Get into one of the drawers of this desk-nobody can find anything there. Mrs. Nordgren: Robert, who was John Woolm:-mn? Bob G.: Taylor and Quaker by trade. iT Soph: Did you know Brad was Russian? Frosh: No, he .isn't, is he? Soph: Yes, he's Russian Geor- gia. K Young man, said ,Mr. Esmay, as he grabbed a frisky Freshman by the collar, I believe the devil has got hold of you. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllIIlllllflIIIIIIllillllllllllIIllIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllilllllllllll IIIllllllllIIllIIllIIllIIIllIIIlllIlllIlllllllllllllllllIllllllllIlllllllilllillllllillllllllllllllll 4 r, ,. .76 Qi i Sf: A gg ooxvvea Q - Y 3P 'i '1 4 :ummm . nulnn :llInlIInIinInmlnnzuusuumnllnulnnnl FIRST STATE BA K RESO URCES OVER S500,000.00 A Good Bank in a Good Town 492, Credited Quarterly on Savings DOUGLAS WYOMING DEPENDABLE CLEANERS All Work Guaranteed mjuxl I'l.lM ICNTS We Ca11For -Uf- and Deliver BEN ESMAY -MT PHONE 94-J First Door South of Kandy Koop C. R. WILEY, Preprietor COMPLIMENTS -of-- - Spear Lumber Col ?hi5GW992530ECZ5FWI5fi5 A Everything For the Builder ZfC?lwwDBOECi8wEQi2i2 PHONE 251 The Gram and Storage Co LILONARD SHAVV General Manaber fClass 19171 FLOUR FEED HAY AND SALT We Can Supply Your Needs PHONE 6 DOUGLAS Wy OMING an F CGQQSWQE h R 4 Vf' It f' ' I' 1 A, Yi 4T:5,Li yi QCMQDQMQSGMMQQEQJGMQSQ C'UNll'l.lRlliN'l'S ' 2? .mmf Ili H. Q C. D. Zimmerman , F WWDGWWDGWWDGWWDGWWD KENNEDY AND GRIFFIN 325 East Center Street FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES First Quality Merchandise Phone Your Orders -WE DELIVER- Phone16 Did You Ever See--- Iaiie Moore when she n'asn't talking' fexcept in Iinglisli classl? llomtliy D. when she wasn't CllCXYll1g'g'lllll? Mac l'h. witlnmnt that cvei lasting' giggle? Chloris when slic xx' n s n ' t yziwiiiiig? Dean witlnmut Nellie close at lizinclf Anil last lint not lc:1stAclicl you ever see liuli lf. when hc n'asn't cralilmin-7 A P , ,,f,Y3r 51,435 3 . ,f-,X . tl .' ' - . e2ejNmvWoeS'f ee D . Q- rf- W1 . 1 1 f I i al s - . cc I III IIIIIIIIIIIII II III I I I I IIII IIIIIIIIlIII IIIII IIIII IIIIII III III I Ill III I II II IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WASHINGTON GWWDGWWGWWDGWWD MARKET FIRST CLASS MEATS COMl'I.llIllfN'l'S -With Real Service- -of- JOSEPH GARST Phone 19-W LYLE CORNELL, Pfvpfiewf GMNDQAQSSDQMKDGZNS llootlmlaskz Light or dark, Sir? ' ITICIIIIIIQI 'Tm not particular, hut please don't give me the neck. -,r-- SHOP To kill bedhugs-run them up the spiral bed post until dizzy-then Suffoeate them. Our Sheik Rep is working hard to save enough money to buy 9. pair '-E X P e I' t B 3 Y b 9 F S- of two-tone corduroys. Mrs. Nordgren-in Sophomore English: Sam, define trickle. Sam: A Slow run. ' Mrs. N.: Define anecdote. Sam: 'AA short funny little tale. Mrs. N.: Put them both in a Hair Bobbing Out' sentence. Sam: The clofz trickled down the SPECIALTY Street with a tin can tied to his anecdote. 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