Newcastle High School - Yearbook (Newcastle, WY)

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Tlve Alumni of H S. .CNote: We are publishing herewith a list of the names of the graduates of Newcastle High School since 1921, with their positions and addresses, wherever possible. We realize that the list is incomplete, as it is in many cases impossible to find the mar- ried names of the graduates, as well as their positions and ad- dresses, so you will please excuse these omissionsb. . -C. H. S. Class of 1921 Rose Farah, Bank, Newcastle Mrs. Ruth Crawford-Sparkes, Colorado. Mrs. Emily Kipping-Gibbs, Ranch, Roxson, Wyoming. Ed. Mundell, Laramie. Louis Thoeming, Teaching School, Laramie. Ruth Williams, Teaching School, Newcastle. Mrs. Beatrice Kipping-Green, Iowa. Robert Dixon, Ranch, Lewellyn, Wyo.- Mrs. Viola Sundstrom-Kennedy, Granite City, Illinois. Mary Noble. Verne Barbour, Sheridan, Wyoming. Class of 1922 Mrs. Lena Aimonetto-Carmine, Stenographer, Newcastle. Mrs. Bernice Bowker-Pisto, Buffalo, Wyoming. Doris Bowker, Big Horn, Wyoming. , ' Clayton Dewey, Ranch, Newcastle. Ida Fischer, U. S. Refinery, Osage, Wyoming. Lillian Green, St. Anthony's Hospital, Denver. Ophelia Hicks, Laramie. Elmore Keys, Agt. Chemicals, Denver. Frank King, Laramie, Wyoming. Stella Lavergne, Wyo. U., Laramie. Margaret Norris, Hospital, Denver. James Wahm, Montana. Class of 1923 Mrs. Mable Gibbs-Shell, Ranch, Hampshire, Wyo. Campbell Scott, Architect, Kansas City, Mo. Clare Mundell, Wyo. U., Laramie. Mrs. Fern Johnson-Sable, Osage, Wyoming. Vera Clinebell, California. fContinued on page 615 119-

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'Tbe junior Class of 1927 The following served the Junior class the past year with much credit to themselves as well as to the class: Miss Crane, sponsor 3 Parm Pickle, Presidentg William Ost, Vice Presidentg Maurine Pleak, Secretary and Treasurer. The class colors were green and white. Green for the loyal and flourishing, white for purity and cleanness of life. In athletics the Junior class has made a record which will be hard to equal. In addition to winning the School Tournament Bas- ket Ball Championship, we had four members on each of the first two basket ball teams. The Junior boys were equally as well repre- sented on the football team. The Junior class was very well represented in the school band, whose playing was greatly appreciated during entertainments and athletics. William Ost brought honor to the class by being awarded a medal for the best Lincoln essay. , The Seniors entertained the Juniors at a Weiner roast' which was greatly enjoyed by all. While the social activities of the Junior class were not numer- .ius they were always well attended showing that they were en- joyed and that everyone was interested in their success, --Maurine Plesk. DEDICATED T0 MR. GEO. A. COOLEY A green little chemist One fine summer's day, Mixed some green little chemicals In a green little way. The green little chemicals Gave off green smoke And the green little chemist Began to choke. The green little grasses Now tenderly wave, 0'er the green little chemist's Green little grave. Q -21-