Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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 7 netu ict cc W DUBOIS TEMPLES OF LEARNING. TO THE COMING GENERATIONS WHO WILL PASS THROUGH THESE HALLS OF LEARNING, WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OF THE HIGH WIND ANNUAL. WE ALSO SINCERELY HOPE THAT IN THE YEARS TO COME, THAT YOUR EDUCATION WILL BECOME MORE EFFICIENT AS YOU TaKE UP YOUR STUDIES IN THE PREPARATION FOR LIFE. THESE HUMBLE BUILDINGS HAVE HOUSED GREAT OPPORTUNITIES. IT IS YOUR PRIVALEGE TO GRASP THESE OPPORTUNITIES. FIRST PICTURE: THE OLD AND WORTHY LOG CABIN WHICH HOUSED OUR FIRST DUBOIS STUDENTS IN THEIR SEARCH FOR LEARNING. SECOND PICTURE: THE OLD WHITE ' SCHOOL BUILDING WHICH RE- - . PLACED THE LOG CABIN, AND WHICH PROUDLY BOASTED TWO ROOMS. THIS BUILDING IS NOW GONE, 3UT MANY WILL REMEMBER. THIRD PICTURE: THIS IS OUR PRESENT LIBRARY WHICH IS SITUATED NEAR OUR SCHOOL. HERE WE HOLD LIBRARY CLASSES AND DO OUR REFERENCE WORK. FOURTH PICTURE: OUR PRESENT SCHOOL HOUSE, NEATLY BUILT OF LOGS, IN KEEPING WITH OTHER CITY BUILDINGS, HAS ALREADY BECOME TOO SMALL FOR THE GRADES AND HIGH SCHOOL. WE HOPE IT WILL NOT BE LONG BEFORE ANOTHER BUILDING WILL BE ERECTED THAT WILL PROVIDE SPACE ENOUGH FOR MANY GENER- ATIONS TO COME. --THE HIGH WIND STAFF