Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1911 volume:

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Q V ' .V xx y .4 ., x , 1a ' 5sm'v N W W X L , A , , 1 get grahuahnn The last d1sh had been put away the cat had been fed the floor wept clean Wlth unusual efractness Margaret placed the pots and pans 1n therr accustomed places Then calmly puttlng on a b1g shade hat she walked slowly out of the door and down the path toward the orchard It was there that she always went when she w1shed to be alone She remembered the last t1me she had gone down there It was 1ust after Professor Grlswold had told her conf1dent1ally that she had a surer chance of wlnmng the Morton scholarshlp than any one else ln school And now now She dropped down 1n the shade of a gnarled apple tree and burled her face 1n the fragrant blossoms at 1tS foot It was all so unfalr so ungust she thought brtterly She had worked so hard so falthfully and now the coveted years of college l1fe seemed snatched out of her reach forever She sat and thought It all over One th1ng was certa1n She must now put away all those dear dreams of college wh1ch she had encour aged for nearly four years Only a month ago how real they had been! It seemed so long that she had strlven for that prlze the scholarshlp wh1ch was her only means of goxng to college There was only one glrl 1n school who through xt all, had made grades equal to Margaret's, and thls one g1r1 Barbara Freeman, was very wealthy and had made a statement that she would not accept the scholarshlp even should she get It Th1s put Margaret at the head Then suddenly, about a month prev1ous Barbara had announced her 1ntent1on of trylng for the scholarshlp Barbara was naturally br1ll1ant and Margaret knew that however hard she worked she could not surpass her It meant so much to Margaret wh1le to Barbara-of course It was a prlze well worth havrng but Barbara would go to college anyway wh1le Margaret aga1n the unfalrness of It all swept over her as she saw for herself only an endless V1St3 of pots and pans and k1tchen floors She sat up sud denly It was wrong of Barbara Freeman to take that scholarshlp when she knew that 1t was the only means of Margaret 's gomg to college, when she knew how hard oh how very hard she had to1led for It Sud denly by some 1ntu1t1on she turned around and there a few feet away stood Barbara Freeman gazmg down upon her. She came forward and D ...-1... . 5 v S . . . ' 1 y . . .5 --3 Tt I r . . . , . 7 7 ' 1 9 . . . , . . . . . 7 7 . 7 ' 7 .7 9 , . . . . , 9 ' 7 7 , . 9 1 I. . y 9 ' 7 . . . . - . . . 7 1 ' 1 1 y 1 r the other, for some unknown reason, dropped behlnd, and so tomght I am happy to glve the pr1ze to one who has worked falthfully for 1t, and deserves It above all others M1ss Margaret Lee w1ll please come forward A cheer went up as a sl1m young g1rl ID Whlte wlth a spray of apple blossoms ln her belt came forward Out 1n the broad hall Margaret found Barbara Freeman stand1ng a l1ttle apart from the crowd alone She hurrled over to her and grasplng both hands crled Oh Barbara I III so happy, so happy Thmk what th1s means to mel Oh you don't feel bad do you, Bar bara1 Tears shone 1n Barbara s eyes as she answered, I am glad too M rgaret No I don 't feel bad you sllly g1rl Why should I And gust th1nk Barbara Margaret's happy volce went n we ll both be at the same college too You 're golng to Brow ar ' you? No Margaret she answered hghtly ' I've declded not to go to college next year there don t ask questlons I must go now I I ve left a note for you plnned to the old apple tree It w1l1 tell you somethmg that I can t She was gone before Margaret could say a word As soon as Margaret reached home she started stralght for the orchard By the moon s br1ght rays she had no d1ff1culty 1n f1nd1ng the note Str1k1ng a match wh1ch she had brought she tore It open and read Margaret Dear Thls note IS only to say good by to you We leave at 11 tomght for the west Papa faxled 1n buslness a month ago, and although we have kept lt qulet so far by tomorrow every one w1ll know lt all Margaret I don t want you to thmk me selflsh and horrld as you d1d the day I found you here 1n the orchard You understand now don t you Why I tr1ed for the scholarshlp what It meant to me? X ou can never guess how The match went out but Margaret had read enough She saw It all now the v1s1t to her home the contlnued fallures 1n class the sacr1f1ce' She sank down 1n a l1ttle heap, the note her hand F r off 1n the drstance a wh1stle shneked Barbara! the name dropped from her hps unconscwusly But there was no an swer only a s1lence a s1lence fxlled w1th br1ght moonllght and the fa1nt odor of apple blossoms G E '12 . . . , . ,, . . . . . ' 7 , . . . ' 7 7 . . 7 ' 7 ' ' H 7 7 7 7 A 7 ' ' 2 1 ' ' 1 7 7 ' ' 77 at . , , . . 64 ' ' 77 ' 7 7 07 ll 7 ' , . n, ent Cl ' 4 ' 7 7 7 , . - , , , .. , . . . . ' 7 7 ' 7 77 k c . . , . .. . . . . . u H . . l , i- ' I . 7 . , . . . ' 7 7 a L , . . . 7 7 7 77 7 ' 7 7 , . . . . . . H ,, 1n . a . 5 l . George zmh 2515 fgtrl When I settled down on the bleachers near the west slde of Wash burn F1eld the f1rst s1ght that met my eyes was a number of players 1n brown and wh1te sults on the d1amond The m1ghty Trgers, decked 1n the1r strlpes of orange and black, were restlng on the bench at the foot of the grandstand My attentlon was next drawn to a very fme tlower garden Just below me But lt was not the hat Qfor such th1s gorgeous d1splay of fmery really wasj that 1nterested me so much It was rather the person under It who attracted my gaze Io be sure I could not see her face, but I could hear her vorce dulcet and rnno cent, Just such a vorce as you hear trom a Q0 ed bhe was talk1ng to a young fellow, who, I notxced, was lmmensely rnterested 1n the game Oh, George, aren t those brown and whrte su1ts beautlful? But, George, why do the hxgh school wear brown and whlte and the college gold and black? Oh, those are then' school colors, he rnformed her I thmk the new dormltory IS Just perfectly lovely from th1s v I do so hope I can stay at the halls when I go to college, she remarked Yes, I hope so, he answered 1n a vo1ce that showed he d1d not hear her, or at least d1d not take any 1nterest 1n what she was sayxng You know, I thlnk Gladys 1S Just terubly sllly about 14 rank, and Grace makes so much fun of her From th1s remark I gathered that the speaker would l1ke to 1n dulge 1n a b1t of gOSS1p, but 1n th1s she was drsappomted, for Just then one of our players threw the ball to f1rst base and put the college runner out Pretty peg! pretty peg! yelled George George, oh George, what are pegs? Oh I see, she burst out know1ngly, after a pause They put pegs so the players wlll know where to stand George seemed somewhat vexed bv th1s fme dlsplay of baseball knowledge but held h1s peace I wonder what they are domg now? WN hy are all those hlgh school boys quxttmg? Is the game overa? ' P' Q 1 . . . . I Y . . , . . 5 . . ' ' rw ' 9 w 1 A l I . . . I , , , . H 1 , . . . .I . i 77 as ' H ' U . . . . . . ICW. ' . H . as 77 ' ' ' H . , v . . . . ., as . as ar . 66 . ar 9 v . 97 . , . cc ' ' , ' . . , No You see, the college IS gorng out 1nto the f1eld and the hrgh school 1S commg 1n to bat, he began 1n a much bored manner, but she cut h1m short by askmg What f1eld ! Why dont they keep the h1gh school boys t there to chase the balls? Just then some one below her yelled, Get a h1t Dad! Van can't pltch he w1ll have to hang a br1ck on that ball before he can get xt d wn to you George, why do they want Dad to get h1t7 And I know h ldn t throw the ball w1th a buck on It ' In a few m1nutes Dad started to steal second base and George 3 mped up and yelled frant1cally Hlt the d1rt! Hlt the d1rt!' D1d he h1t the d1I'lZ? was the meek 1nqu1 y Y s, don t you see h1m brushmg lt off h1s Sllltln My but he stole that base sl1ck Ty Cobb couldnt have done better h1mself, was the next comment from George lt back? Why dont you go after h1m, George, you could make h1m take It back, she contmued 1n a doc1le femlmne tone George's reply was drowned 1n a sudden burst of cheenng' The 1nn1ng was soon over and as one of the college players was tak1ng h1s place at bat one of h1s supporters crled out Smash that ball over the fence Just then the batter struck v1c1ously at the ball However he only succeeded 1n touchlng lt, and It went over the backstop 1nto the park then mto some small boy s pocket They always do Just what they are told, don't they George? He s have smashed It too, because they are play1ng Wlth a new ball I then became so 1nterested 1n the game that I d1d not notlce George and h1s enterta1n1ng fr1end unt11 the e1ghth 1nn1ng, when one of the fellows made a home run, and George Jumped h1gh 1n the alr, shout1ng at the top of h1s vo1ce Go home! Get there! Go home After George had come back to earth she asked Why d1d you want h1m to go home? And d1d he go Why yes, d1dn't you see h1m make that frne run Yes, but I d1dn t know they had to run around l1ke that before H . . . . . U I 0 o I K5 ' 7 ' 77 CC ' 7 5 0 .77 KG ' e cou ' ' ' ' . ' .u . ,H .... , H . . . ,, . .r n H e O , Y . . . . . CC ' 7 , . ' 77 Why, George, if he stole a base, why don't they make him take . , . ' . . ,, . . . . . , . . . K6 . . I , 5 ' 9 If ' 7 mu t ' ' ' . CC 66 ' 7 ' ' 77 H . . . , . if ' 7 ' they went home It wxll be lots of fun to see them all do 1t, won't It George? The game was over and soon I was started home As I was walk 1ng up the hlll to take the car I found myself Just behmd George and h1s frlend Dld we WIHIH she was asklng h1 No seven to s1x 1n the1r favor he muttered under hrs breath Seven to sm what? Oh they got seven scores to our sw, ' he answered, somewhat, curtly It was easy to see that George was blue over the game or else tlred of belng asked so manv 1nvolv1ng and perplefung questlons Does that show that we have the best tea 'I N he growled as the r1m of the flower garden caught hun across the face Just one week later I went to see the hlgh school play agam and there sat George w1th a d1fferent g1rl Charles Cheese 3 Eminem Two g1rls 1ust home from a dance are talklng over the evemng Place Bedroom of Ahce A1109 Maynard Home from school for Chrlstmas vacatlon El1zabeth Clark Her frlend who has come wxth her to spend the hohdays QAIICQ 1n front of the nurror brushlng her ha1r and Betty seated on the edge of the bed wlth a far away look 1n her eyes 5 Ahce fPaus1ng w1th halr brush IH hand and slnglngj Every body 1S 1n Slumber land But You and I Oh Bettvl D1dD,t you have he grandest t1me? Betty fClasp1n one knee bllssfully wlth l1er armsl Grand tune' Grand doesn't beg1n to express It I had the txme of my hfe Ahce- I'm so exc1ted I don t feel as though tl1ere were a wlnk of sleep ln me I can st1ll hear that last dreamy waltz runnmg through my head but Qs1gh1ngl I suppose we'll have to go to bed sleepy or ' 1 77 H . . . .m. 9 y - ' 97 KK ' 7 , . , m 77 K6 0,77 , 7 ............ ...- Time-One-thirty A. M. 1 . , . 7 . . . . . . . -H 1 ' ' 77 ' - 0 , Yu. t ' !7 . Q A . I . -H , i . . . . ,, . . , , 7 ' 9 not sleepy so here goes tbw1tch1ng the hght oif she crawls 1n beslde Iuhzabeth I Al1ce- D1d you see Mabel there? bhe went w1th Jack! What do you thlnk ot that' I told you she and Dxck had a fallmg out Betty We had better go to sleep now 1t We ever 1ntend to go skatmg 1n the rnormng when the boys call for us Ahce- Ihat s ught Well good mght Betty Betty Good mght Ahce- Oh Betty! Drd you see Clara? bhe had on a plnk dress that I know was made out of her n1arr1ed slster s old party dress bhe wouldn t have been so gay 1f she had known that I knew Betty And d1d you see how attent1ve Lharlle was to Helen? He knew Mxldred was watchmg h1m and he wanted to make her Jeal ous By the Wayl I saw you dancmg w1th that red headed man that I ran away from d1d you l1ke h1m? Ahce- He was real nxce and h1s halr IS not red lt IS auburn ' Betty It IS all the same One 1S Just a httle hxgher soundmg than the other AIICQ- He was a dandy dancer anyway I had a del1c1ous waltz Betty Joe and I were s1tt1ng 1n the alcove when he danced that new step and we nearly d1ed laughmg He looked l1ke a b1g red gnzzly bear 1n a fit D1dn t you hear us g1ggl1ng when you passed? Ahce- No but lt was very rude of you anyway Betty I know lt but he looked so funny we Just couldn t help It but we must go to sleep Allce- Thats rlght Well good mght Betty Good Illght Ahce- Betty are you asleep? Betty No are you? A.l1ce I don t bel1eve so but I rn dreanung The events of the whole nlght keepmg runmng through my head I wonder how Harrlet gets her halr up so well? D1dn t she look sweet tonlght? I In gomg to try to do mme that Way tomorrow Betty L1sten at that' It mst struck two o clock We've got to go to sleep or We wont be fit for anythmg tomorrow ' Al1ce- All r1ght we Wont talk any more but d1d you see that dark fellow I had the last dance Wlth? He had such blg black eyes' Wasnt he splend1d? Dld you have a dance w1th hrm? Betty! Oh Betty! Betty! bhe must be asleep I don t see how she can go to sleep I don't feel the least b1t sleepy I could dance and dance Hollace Ransdell ,, , . . . . . , . ,. . . H . , . . , . . ,, . . cs . ' 7 N . . . . ,, ' u ' till 7 .' . ' ' 77 0 , ' C u - ' 77 . . H . , . 1 . . , . 1 7 ' 77 . H . . , . . - . . . . ,, 7 . H . . . . . . , 7 7 ' H . . . . . . - . 77 . p . H . . . ' ' 77 wrth hun. H . . . , . I. . . , . . ,, . ' cc , ' 77 , . 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A ls L I x 4 g c 1 A c in . 1 1 1 v z -1' . 1 1 '5 - 1 . ,., . . t1ons, young Cup1d could f1nd The Greeks must have been m1staken 1n supposlng h1m bhnd, at least he showed no srgns of bl1ndness on th1s tr1p When the shlp was almost to Vera Cruz the DGVII caused a great gale to arlse and managed to smk the sh1p, w1th all hands My' how he laughed and chuckled at the screams of the dy1ng pas sengers and the blasphem1es of the drown1ng sallors So many souls so many souls, he shrleked and the gale seem d to carry h1s words to the ears of the sallors for they rolled thelr eyes and crred aloud 1n fear Then to the shore he flew, carry1ng Cupld upon h1s shoulder There Cup1d left h1m and proceeded northward to Reno The Dev1l spent some t1me 1n Mexrco and d1d what one mlght call a tl1r1v1ng buslness After a t1me he grew txred of the cl1mate, as lt was so much l1ke that of Hades and declded to go to the Unlted States He made only one stop ID northern MEXICO where he managed to stu' up a very excellent revolutlon that 1S stmll good for two or three columns of scare headl1nes 1n the da1ly papers Late one evenlng 1n the mldst of a dr1v1ng ralnstorm, he arrlved at a beautlful l1ttle c1ty s1tuated at the foot of the mountalns D1s gu1s1ng hxmself as a m1n1ster, he 1nqu1red from a passerby what c1ty lt was and was told that lt was commonly called the C1ty of Sun shme After looklng about for a wh1le the Dev1l started 1n playlng h1S usual tucks He was Just engoymg hunself the most, when sud denly he felt a terr1ble pa1n IH h1s stomach, wh1ch aga1n proves that mank1nd and dev1lk1nd are very s1m1lar as ne1ther man nor d8V11 1S 1mmune from stomach ache Ow, ow, gasped the Dev1l, holdrng h1s sxdes What shall I do? Oh' my goodness graclousl I Just know I should not have eaten that last bottle of tobasco sauce yesterday evenlng Never agam, never aga1n ' After about f1ve hours search he managed to f1nd a doctor Oh, doctor, save me, g1ve me somethmg qu1ck! ' he groan d The doctor was termbly slow, or at least It seemed that way to the Dev1l After he had set out an 1mpos1ng array of bottles and lnstruments he went del1berately about eXa1n1n1ng h1S patlent H thumped hun on the back la1d h1s ear on h1s stomach, made h1m stlck out h1s tongue and took h1S temperature Um ah ah, he sald, noddlng h1s head gloomlly as lf there was . . cr , - . , L' L I ca 77 ' x 1 e ' a . . . , . ' f 9 r 4 1 l . . . . . V . . . 0. . . 1 0 - . . H . . x , - 1 ' 1 sa rv ' ' ' ' cc . . . . , . , . U . . . , ' , 9 . . 8 r as - - H ' ' ' ' - no poss1ble chance of the pat1ent's recovery 'Just as I thought, 1ust as I thought append1c1t1s At these words the Devil strarghtened up and emltted a mourn- ful wa1l Oh doctor, 1S It dangerous, IS It dangerous9' he crled The doctor only shook his head mournfully as lf all hope were gone Well, you neednt feel so badly' he s d lAppend1c1t1s 1 qu1te fashxonable, why only last week I operated on old Banker de Graft for rt At the word operate the Dev1l gave a howl of angursh How 111 my name are you go1ng to cut out my appendu when I havent got one? Why man, I am the Dev1l I am not l1ke ordlnary people I haven t got an appenchx I don t care 1f you are John D Rockefeller you ve got appendr c1t1s and I ve got to remove somethrng rephed the doctor The D9V1l thought for a wh1le and fmally br1ghtened up a httle How would It be to cut off one of my horns? he asked doubtfully Well ah It 1S very 1rregular you know, answered the doc slowly but ah I guess It can be done for a cons1derat1on, for a Oh, very well, very well, I don't m1nd expense, rephed th Dev1l ' saw away old Sawbones saw away Old Sawbones sawed away and 1n a few mlnutes the DeV1l was 1D the same class as the seedless grape The doctor then gave h1m a cup of castor Oll whlch he managed to swallow after many attempts and 1n a few moments he was as well as ever Now pay me,' demanded the doctor Oh but I can t, I am a poor Dev1l, doctor, I haven t a cent t my name, returned the Dev1l Well e1ther you pay me or I keep th1s horn, sald the doctor All the Dev1l s entreat1es were IH va1n The doctor proved ada mant and the Dev1l never got h1s horn The last I heard of h1m he was on h1s way to Cal1f0I'Il13 to get Luther Burbank to grow hun a new horn E T 12 V6 ZSFQX fg NAL . . . , . . 7 n . . . . ,, , . 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' 77 H . . . - , , tor, ' H - - . . . 7 7 cons1derat1on, you know. il ' ' e ' , 4 , 77 7 7 7 ' 7 7 as 9 , ' , , ' 0 77 ' K6 ' ' 77 ' , n . , . . . 7 ' ,. was Sgr, 3, , 'U' :HD ' , f.,n .EXE 7 The Sharp uf Cilslphn There was once 1n the lsland of Kyushm a noble warr1or called Kato bhrgenchr who after subdumg h1s competltors ln many battles, became the sole master ot that state Over th1s he re1gned w1th ta1r ness and lemty and he was prosperous tor several years At last, touched by the un1ve1 sal nusery ot mankmd and dru en by the remorse ot krlhng many m old battles he voluntarlly abandoned the luxury of h1s castle and parted trom that lsland to make a prlgumage rn all provmtes m Japan More than ten years had elapsed smce h1s departure One day, news was brought to the bereaved tamlly from the remote country that bh1gench1 was now 1n the sacred temple ot the Koya Mountam lshrdo h1s son about eleven years old at that tlme mduced by deslre of seemg long Journey, they reached the dest1nat1on, where, to the1r surpnse, It was announced to them that the woman whether she had been marr1ed or not, was proh1b1ted from the mountam bo ISh1d0 of necess1ty went up the mount alone hor two days and mghts he strayed here and there and at length came to the budge before the entrance of the tem ple Upon seemg a monk approachmg he asked Master please kmdly tell me 1f there lS 111 th1s temple my father the kmght errant trom the 1sland of Kyushm And what 15 h1s name? the monk mqulred 1n a Hurry Kato Shlgenchl was the answer bh1gench1, you sa1d, my chlldl repeated the monk wlth trem blmg volce mdeed he was that bh1,,ench1 h1mself' He yet remem bered that sword worn by tl1e chrld whlch he had left at home as a token' Alas he d1d not know what to say If he should lntroduce hlmself to the ch1ld he would have to qu1t the prlesthood, and agaln occupy hlmself w1th secular atla1rs 1D the castle And 1f he would not g1V6 hrs name It was ev1dent that he must see the dlscouragement of the ch1ld, who had never before seen h1s father' After strugglmo for some moments bhrgenchr sa1d quletly That monk whom you are lookmg for passed away last fall to the realm of shades Then he led the bewa1l1n,, boy to the temple and consoled F' 1 . . . . , , . 1 I W, Y 4' ' 1 4 1 ww . 1 1 ' ' v ' . , . V .. . . 7 . his father, left the castle for lioya with his mother. After a hard and 9 . , ' - - ' . - . ' f . H . . , ' ' ' 77 H . x . ,, . . . 66 ' ' 97 , . H s, . . . . y ,, u . - . . -. , .U . ,. 1 , . ! Y I 7 . , . D . 0. N , . . . . H 7 7 , l . . U hlm by telhng of the benex olence of Buddha He gave the eh1ld a losary whleh he sa1d that 9-lu eneh1 had left for h1m on h1s death bed md persuaded hlm to o back to hrs mother Ishldo tearfullw deseendm the mountam eame to the place where the mother was st'1y1n,., But to hls sorrow hls mother havmcg suffered 1n the hard 1ournew had been taken 1ll and dled before hls return The hapless box drsheartened at last started for home to tell all the lncldents to hrs s1ster who was Wfutm for the txdm s that he mlght brlnsr When he had returned to the lsland he was lnformed that a treacherous servant who had mtended to usurp the leadershlp of the castle had krlled hrs only srster Xlas what a pltlful slqhtl Hrs father had dred unknown to lnm and now the mother and srster upon whom he rehed were no more IU tlns world' Xlone all alone 1n the heartless World' That merelfnl monk on Kova was the only man he Could trust eonsequentlx he a 'nn went up to the mountfnn and was aceepted bv Sh1,freneh1 as lns puprl Then the two left the temple and after travel eountry Where the father rorvn old dred Wlthout Ishrdo s knowmg' that he was hrs father It rs sa1d that m the famouc temple of 7enko there rs a Qhrme ereeted for the memory of them 1lI'llY0lO11Q rs the afllmtx between the parent and the son Nlfxtsu Yokow ama til 2 amz Girl 411 4 rffereni Cfltmxmstzrmzes In my bedroom I had connected a braneh to the m nn telephone of our house from Wlneh I eould hear ex erytlung that was bemg sa1d on oul hue It had been eonstrueted for experlmental purposes and not really for the pulpose of efn CQd1OPP1U althou h I often used lt for that I was IH my bedroom one ex emu wonderln What I should do to amuse my self when the telephone rane the number of rmgs 1nd1 eating tl1e people l1v1n next door I yumped up and efcela1med I ll bet a mekel that s bue Eastman s beau calhnw her up I IH gorng to hsten Just for fun Gomo to the phone que's rome could be heard but the other per son's VOICQ was 1naud1ble on account of some fault ln my connect1on I 1 ' 7 . . I 1 L- I ' , . . 1 - I ,gf I I I . . T . 0, . 1 .I za 'Cx I C .AY fra k l l Q t Q . .79 ' ' I . L I 'Z . f I , f f . I 1 - ' I I ., . . . , I. . fr gf. . . . L Lx ' V f I, I I 1 . I ,, , . .I l t , . ll' 1 I . c I I K . I I I . 1 , I I L I I I I . A , f , . I . I 'I I frm. I . ..r r I . . L L Q , I I 'I 1 ' mg for a long: tlme. they founded a Pnddlnst temple m some unknown M . . . , . y j, I I I '. fy I. . , , . I . r . I . r r . , A I I . . I . . . 1 I , I ,' f 1 ve I u n 7 Y I f I A . A C l, , VK' o . II 5 . Pl ga . ..i..... 1 . l , C I ' C '- r I .Y , ' C ' . . c f I I L, ' ' I 1 r , 1 1 . fr . 7 ' U' ' . '- f '- rss ' as . .Ir 7 -ga rg' ' ' .' 1 ' 1 rv ' ' . . . V U. . H , . , , , . i , . Q I I gf , ' ' 77 , . . O' 7 ' - t , L , I A, Q A very sweet, smooth, lovey dovey VOICE was say1ng Hello, and the follow1ng conversatlon ensued Oh, IS that you, Tom? Yes th1s IS S Oh I m feehng flne and dandy I was Just about to call you up myself when you phoned Yes, I went and I had a lovely tlme only I Just w1sh you could have been there, I mlssed you so much Say, Tom those bonbons you sent me were perfectly del1c1ous, so fresh and damty, you know I th1nk you are such an excellent Judge of good bonbons W1ll I go to the show thls evenmg? Oh Tom, 1f you knew how I ve been dy1ng to see that new show you wouldn't ask me that The as one you took me to was dandy but they say th1s one 1S better What? Oh yes, I forgot about that I'll be sure and wear 1 77 s, Tom I ll be ready ID about an hour All rlght Tom my Good by Tom Kas Tom dropped the recelverl my dear falrly sang Oh Ill be even w1th you, Sue for teaslng me about my g1rl Just walt I could hardly stand Stlll on account of the mahclous Joy that had taken hold of me but ln a few mlnutes the bell rang agaln IVell Tom must have folgotten someth1ng, I sald as I went to the phone but lt certa1nly was not Torn, for I heard Sue say 1n a com plalnlng whlnrng volce Oh Aunty can't you get somebody else to take care of those k1ds I ve been on my feet all day gettmg ready for my party She d1d'I But Aunty, I have such a headache Yes, I know, but I abhor those headache powders that you have, and the chlldren w111 make my head worse Yes, but Aunty, I don't 11ke any kmd of headache medl 1 e, and the ch1ldren always wake up before you get back All r1ght I ll come over for half an hour, but I don't th1nk lt' r1ght, after what I ve been through today besldes be1ng s1ck She hung up the rece1ver wlth a bang and through the open wln dow of my room I heard her say Darn lt all, I don t want to take care of those pesky young 'uns Donald M Pherson - . . H lu ' , ' ' uejvci- li 7 ' ' ' - , . 77 H . . . 7 7 , ' 77 cc , ' ' 7 ' 771-1' H . . . . 7 , , 7 ' K 1 t , ' ' . -- Cl . 7 7 't. -- NYE 1 ' H1 1 , . 66 ' 77 7 an - n ' 144 , . I dro ed the receiver with a ban and dancin around the room, 7 ,' , ll 7 ' ' ' 7 7 . -. . ,, , . . . ' H . . . 7 7 ,, . . . - 7 . . y . . . z K6 7 7 . , , 77 it ' 77 -- , . -- 16 , ' ' 77 H . . .- c'n ' . -- 6C ' 7 ' 7 . S . , . . . ,, , . . . , - . , cc ' 9 77 7 Walhe 5 Zixruse There wasn t the least b1t of use 1n Walhe s trymg to study any longer The huge p1le of typewrltten quest1ons at h1s elbow had a menaclng look and the elaborate placard above h1s study table whlch bore the words Tempus Fug1t ' looked at h1m reproachfully What was the sense of a fellow's trvmg, anyway? There he had taken MISS Carolyn Carter to three dances d11I'1I1g the past two weeks and escorted her home from chapel f1ve mghts 1n success1on but yesterday afternoon when he had called she had had the nerve to say that she was awfully sorry that she had promlsed to go to the Dame w1th h1m but a cousln of hers had wr1tten unexpectedly, saylng that he was comrng to V1S1t and she would have to stay w1th h1m Of course Walhe understood d1dn't he and would forglve her Just th1s once Well what could Walhe do but sav yes that It was the greatest pleasure rn the world to forglve her but when she 1ns1sted on hrs gomg wrthout her he became funouslw angry Why he wouldn t thrnk of such a th1ng' Wasn t he s1mplw heart broken? Go by hlmself and see another fellow take her' Well, he guessed not' He d rema1n home and study all afternoon Then yesterday evenrng he had happened upon that llttle MISS Spencer She was the one w1th the blue eyes he SOl1l0q111Z6d Yes surely Blue ey es and a very ent1c1ng mouth Her llps were so red and pouty He thought there would be no harm ID askmg her to the game Carolyn surely wouldnt ob1ect after turmng hun down her self But he blushed shamefacedly when he thought of what he had told her MISS Spencer however had to make an unlocked for tr1p to the c1ty the day of the game but the srrnle she gave h1m was worth qurte a few refusals Good mght and thank you so much ' she had s d plac1ng her dalnty hand 1n hrs w1th that easy grace whlch character 1zed all her movements On the wav home from Mrss Spencer s Walhe met h1s freshman cousm and she had looked so downcast that Walhe 1ust had to cheer her up a l1ttle Take p1ty on f llow and go t he game 1th h1m Drmpl , he had sa1d and ' D1mples had read1ly agreed It was now the evenrng of the day before the game and Walhe '9 ....... , . . ., . Q . vt ! C6 '7 ' . t , 7 . U . . . ! v 7 ' I , . . Y 0 I 1 7 v 7 D K 7 . . . , . Y K., U. a , . . . , . . . ' 7 ' 7 . . , . . . ' v , . 'S ! 7 cc ' ' , , . ar, L L- T 1 - 7 ' . f N 9 ! , . ' ' ' 4 ' an ae ot w , es . , . . , . . . 9 was energetwally crammmt, h1s head full of Enghsh verbs and congu ,,at1ons Confound those exams anywav he thought VVhy on earth d1d they hate to mu pleasures and dUt19S IH th1s world? The Engllsh werbs rew so numerous and puz7l1n that W all1e wlshed the faculty were some creature wlth but one mouth that he m1 ht cram lt so full of verbs lt would choke The efcams were not more than two days hence and the fam1lx was unkmd enough to expect hlm to take a few honors Wallle f1red a grammar at a moth Wl11Cl1 was trymg wlth mlght and mam to come 1n Contact wlth the student s lamp 1n order to end 1ts mlserable exlstence Footsteps were heard on the sta1rs and a moment later a note was surrept1t1ouslx shpped under the door Wall1e opened 1t cumously and then paused drops of persp1rat1on appearmof on hlS brow Dear Wallle ' the note read Cousm Bob 1sn t eommg after all so call for at the agreed t1me C'f1rolVn Ye ods' Vllhfmt w s he to do' Inst then the landladv s VOICQ was heard from the foot ofthe stfnrs O1 saw lVl1sther Wall1el qome one xx ould be after Willflll X ez at the phone Walhe descended the stalrs n 1th trep1dat1on at hls heart 'Is thls Mr Wallmn ford Tones? Mlss qpencer s hquld V010 asked Oh l called ron up to suv that l m awfullv glad Wallle for T found I eould postpone that tmp after all Good nl ht and call for me earlv tomorrow Wall1e huns' un the reeen er he'1v1lV He cllrnhed the stalrs heavllr and m hke manner sorlr on the bed He bur1ed hls head ln a plllow and sohhr-A vm 1th real rm? Oh for an efceusel Anv kmd' Good had or 1nd1ffe1 ent Two of the nleest lrls ln eolleffe he had otten 1nto '1 scrape and the worst of lt was Uarolvn would new er for we hlm Wallve ot up and walked to the wmdow Tt was the sort of QDTIHO' ex enm that 19 made expresslw for happmess The fresh fragrance of the hlaes r-fvme un to h1m and the huddm trees that hned the street made 1 lem framework '1 awnst the blue of the skv The tender twl ll ht lro ht to nnpd pleasmsr Verses whmeh he had learned IH the rlesnxsed Fn hsh hooks url ther contrasted so stronfflv w1th hls sad ne s th t he crept ll to bed so1rowful Vouth The nent mornlng he awoke Wllll '1 nerwe raekm h d ehe 'md 1 general feellng of lassl tude There nas hes1des a pee xl ar feehng 1n h1s lower 1aWs He leaped from h1s bed crossed to the nnrror and then completely lost h1s mental balance Humps' The lower portxon of h1s mouth was swollen to about three tunes 1ts natural s1ze The shock was such a . . Ol . . . . Q' . .' 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Snlqnul Cllhrlh 5 Snhluqug To pass or not to pass that 19 the quest1on Whether t1s nobler 1n the mmd to fall Under the ,rades of outra eous teachers Or to take xrms Ioqlllbt a sthool of studxes And by quxttm., end them lo qu1t to study No more md by absence to vu ue end The l19lLllCll0S md 1 thousmu natural shocks Devoutly to be WVlSll0d 'lo Qlllt to work 'lo Work perchance to tllllll there s the rub For how can you thlnl mthout l uowledsre NVhen We have shuffled oft' thus School room floor Must awe us rest there the stuff That makes labor so lont, hfe For who would bear the Wh1pS and scorns of the master The Bosses Wronc, the proud man s d1gn1ty, The pangs of despised books the law s delay, The trouble 1n the OfflC9 and the spurns That the schoolboy from the Janltor takes, When he hlmself mlght hls fortune make Wlth a dollar what would he care To grunt and sweat under a weary 11 e But 1n dread of somethmg at home He would qu1t To qu1t IS never To return pams our feelmgs And makes us rather study Than to qu1t and go to hard work Thus parents make cowards of us all, And thus the Way 1S made Horace Lxttell . , . 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I A, 1 r' r r ' E -, LLIIANOR IOHNISON The httle mxte thmks 1tself the whole cheese .Slml rspmre PAUL JEANNE Th LL mm that hath a tongue I say la no nan If mth Ins tonf,ue he cannot w1n a NIARGUI RI I L BANTA Nlxshke me not for my complexlon Slzalecspeare WILLIAM ARGO So wlse so young thev say d never hwe long Shakespeare 4q 4 L . ,, . . . , . . 'Y ' , , . i L 1 ff 1 1 , 'U ' J J . I Y V. . Y . woman.-Slzakvsfrcam. . I ' ' 7 C! ' 1 ' , ' H CK Y ' . , 0 I r U1 Nl -Xlxbb I RI l L PRIOR lf you want enemies excel others xf xou wmt fnends let others excel xou Pl JL DSONI XX ll Ll XNIS ul c on lm Ileljlllkll lrts' Lllbbilllll mg 5IllOOtlll c 1 I com ll 1 u lam zu lll LLX lxllxlxll OOD ut l idx D1 cu 'lre 1 yet Slzallx can' ROB! RT SHILLADY Xou look wise pr y correct the er for Anon M ,WM 4 gl W W R Eg J D 9325 ', 553 f Y-L-. A ,lklc X O A Y ' N - if eQ5'Q1, 4 fa l W 4. , , - , . E f ' xx. 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N v Vg VVAAV , X gk C'1IXIxILb HOLNIES L mon nnku the man It muhl UM 1 w1ser ead han time to umlcr mud her Anon RAYNION D MORRISON The swnctcst hours that eer I spend -Xrc Qpcnt wmong the lasses Burns Com ALEXANDER. -, ' h f Glass tnrg A class history records no unusual or startling happenings It cannot be called a history lf we consider as our standard of a history those chronicles which recount the feats of kings and queens, and the great events of antiquity and of modern times Yet lt IS more inter estlng to us now than these are The class history IS our own We are part of it The incldents themselx es are of little value but each recalls a host of other memorles dear to us On the 4th of September 1907 the members of the present senior class started as freshmen in the annet We were the first class to christen the annex Its new woodwork and furniture were most enticing places for 1n1t1als and as we were freshmen It was only natural that we should experiment How different we were then Let us picture in our mmds a day in the annex and contrast the class then and as we now see it We are outside the building watching the pupils arrive The girls hurry along in little groups carrylng huge tacks of books Only a few Wear long dresses The boys, most of them in knee trousers push and try to knock the books out of one an other s arms Nt the corner one quite a man of the world as he thinks starts to go into the cigar factory but looking up at the window above darts back into the crowd The Manitou car arrlves skirts and big bows of hair ribbon st1ck1n out at the same angle Oh look' Some girl has dared to walk cle r up to the school bullding w1th '1 boy An upper window opens and fue heads pop out Oh you lx1d ' thev shout Now we lre 1n the fauditorlumj study room The irls are braiding one another s hair rearrangin., the1r r1bbons and gazing 1nto little miriois They have not reached the powder rag and puff stage Next year though, they lntend to wear puffs A circle of pupils are gazing floorward Some boy has put on his first pair of lon, trousers 'lhe bell rings The buzz ceases The sharks again hastily go over tl1e1r Latin endings a ae ae am a those laugh pro voking endings that sounded to us like the bleating of a sheep The consclentious httle freshmen have all learned their lessons, uncon ew Q K v . , 7 7 L 61 ' 77 ' . . . . . , , b - . U' . I 1 H , X Y K - , . , .7 7 . , C 1 . n C ' . and the twins, holding each other's hands, get off, their short, white O ' Y i . 3 . . . c y. ' . ' 7 l il , . , . z ' ' ' . . g. . . , . , . :T . . cr ' ' or' ' ' ' . 4 . . N , . 0. . 1 ' 0, . 0 as 77 ' if 1 . . . . , E- - - - M - . . T . . D sc1ous that such a thmg as blufflng ex1sts Th1s was the annex fresh man Our f1rst soc1al attempt 1n the annex was a masquerade party Of course the boys and g1rls sat on opposlte s1des of the room, but ID sp1te of the fact that the pr1nc1pal thmg we d1d was Slt, the party was a success In January we were sent to the Hlgh qchool blllldlllg then under the control of Prlnclpal Rwhards As soon as we opened the front door we were .qreeted bv a 91 n I se Freshman for Yeast n adaptat1on of a Flelschmann yeast advertlsement It IS a questlon whether dunng the flrst few days 1n H1gh School we were more afrald of the senlors or of the faculty Whlle we devoted ourselves mostly to hard study we were represented 1n football baseball and track I baseball the freshmen defeated all the other classes w1th the exceptlon of the senlors After we became sophomores we were better acqualnted and knew some of the other people m the school We had put 3S1d9 our mh1ld1sh ways and had outxrrown ln some measure that t1m1d1ty whlch had charactenzed us as freshmen Our efforts to be soc1able resulted IH two plcnlcs a skatm party a xalentlne party and a dance at the 403013 We had several representatn es ln baseball and other ath let1cs Manx of us met our WVaterloo when we came to geometry but the geology ' h1kes made up for that Under the leadershm of Presrdent Wdhams we entered upon our 1un1or vear and eontmued our brrlllant record as the followmg llst shows In football we had ex en representatlves and ln baseball f1V6 Four 1un1ors helped wm the basketball cup In track too, we were represented In hterarv as well as athletw HCIIVJIIQS the class made a name for ltself Three 1un1ors composed the wmmn mterscholastlc debatmg team A 1umor ,qlrl also went to Boulder to the essay contest Durmg the yumor vear we ave a Halloween partv two dances and a hay r1de The last event of the season was a receptlon glven to the class of 1910 It was g1ven at the Acac1a and proved a dec1ded success 1n every way Wlth the graduatwn of the class of 1910 we assumed the d1gn1ty of semors proud of our atta1nments and happy 1n our ant1c1pat1ons Early ln October after much d1scuss1on P1nero s play 'In Chan cery, was chosen as the class play We planned to gxve th1s early 1n December, and w1th th1s obyect ID VIGW the cast was chosen and began . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . 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' . . . . n . . . . . traunng under the d1rect1on of BIISS Iewls Tl1e play seemed 1ll fated, and on account of unfortunate cnrcumstances was postponed unt1l commencement Week Th1s gear, as ln 1910 the semor class was Well represented 1n the athletlc and hterary act1v1t1es of the school On Arbor Dav Wlth umnterrupted ce1emon1es a une was ded1 cated to the classes to come and the show el Was gn en to the 1un1ors Nfter the evermses the Whole class went on a pmmc to Brum Inn 'I here was no clash Wlth the mmors but 1 few dfns later an organlzed il ht on the Hlffh qchool fleld was eflsllv Won bv the semors I ast wear the class of 1910 bequeathed to us f1 P1kers Day VVe observed ln true Plkers fash1on but mthout the unpleasant results upemenced bw 1910 Track meets baseball the class plav pl1WS1CS theses and partles IH our honor have kept us busv the last three weeks As the tlme for our gradnmtlon draws nearer we half regret It we appremate what our school hfe has meant to us and what We are leavlng behmd ln dear old C Q H Q Marguerlte Banta Wllllam Argo 1 7? 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Charles H you have guessed lt our very own pres1dent Who tr1ed to res1gn, but d1dn t you see bo many the faces and low vo1ces near me l1me presses I hasten to recogmze each TIS Gladys the prophet who bends now above me And Beulah comes next w1th her soft murm r1ng speech Ihen I feel on my cheek, hke the cold breath of w1nter, A blast and I know that prlde passes m way Ah me It IS Hannah she s gone oh so qu1ckly I 1ke a br1ef gleam of hght tw1xt the n1ght and the day And some one IS calhng I m sure lt IS Emma l' m1na Bates the g1rl wl1om ey ery 0118 loves Oh dear' the1e s a thorn Xgnes Boyd llttle moss rose VVhen we toy mth you we ll be sure of our gloves St1ll they come some smgly and others 1n bunches Ihey hurry on by I glance qulcklv and see S99 Charles Pa1nte1 so grave Actor I+ raker 1nvent1ve And each mlnd 1ntent on the tlunvs yet to be There IS Mar uer1te Nloflat and L1ll1an Fuller 'Ihey are both splendld 0f1rls none better I trow 7 .. 1 . 1 . 1 ' Bl 77 1 Y ' ' it !7 v y ' 1 1 X . . . , Y . , . 1 ,,. . 1 1 2 ' Y v 1 1 1 ,. , . 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I 1 gr A 1 , v . . .1 rw 1 . 9 lfrances Latas, Myrtle Bunce, Ruth M1lls but remlnd us Good people are always the hardest to know And marvel of marvels I cannot bel1eve My eyes surely see but my senses d1sown Fred Kampf and no g1rl not even a shadow But prlnces 'txs sa1d go always alone And speakmg of prmces well now that rem1nds me Of Argo Kmg W1ll1am so false and so rue Krngs pr1nces and queens are so closely related That my thoughts dr1ft onward Salomy to you Some men are so dlstant t1s hard to define Of these I w1ll mentlon a few 1f I may For 1nstance Charles Laumer Hugh Gard ner Ray MOYFISOD Seem ever content to go thelr own way of fa1r ma1dens Who b6l19V6 that 1n dxstance there s enchantment too Henrletta Florence O Ethel A Lovxe Babcock Seem all far away and a kmdred w1th you knd Beauty comes now trlppmg hghtly and softly She comes 1n the gulse of Marguemte B Oh would I were equal to the task now before me- To tell you how gracxous IS Eleanor G And every one knows though I gladly re peat lt Lela Lrerd IS a buck ' and a 1olly ood fr1end Florence Vlckers dont 1ump IS a dear httle mous1e Who w1ll cut her own way to the world's very end 1 Y , . lt, 1 , 1 7 7 .7 ' 7 -az ' ' ' aa- t 3 7 7 V 1 . . , . 9 7 . 5 7 7 - 7 9 Don't think you're alone, there's a host 7 . . . , . 1 '-a 's - . 7 I , . . . 7 i . . . -' ' 0 7 . . -S 7 . - 1 ,u 0 1 64 7 ' g 3 . - , . A -. 7 And what shall I tell you of Marguerlte Pr1or VVho stands far aloof 1n solemn repose And Eleanor Johnson a wee l1ttle DIXIE VVho rmght l1ve and rent rooms 1n the heart of a rose? Harr1et Elhot 1S pretty no one w1ll deny lt George K1eppe some thlnk 1S good look 1ng too Ben Ham1lton well here s another good fellow Awaltlng h1s chance 1ust the same as are you Don't let us forget Ted Husung, the dancer, H1s danc1n you know IS perfectly swell And th1s 1S a secret now m1nd you dont breathe lt That curly ha1red George yes tongs but dont tell comb1ng Her beaut1ful locks? Hazel Honeyman you say? And whence comes that glad happy stra1n of 11 ht laughter? Through hfe A1106 Whltaker 1S 1olly1ng her way Charles Holmes IS a student of very great credlt He s called a good man 1n athlet1cs too Cora Alexander IS stormg up knowledge Xnd what better than th1S could any one o Oh ISD t lt great th1s iittmg and telhng lhe bunch wl1o they a1e and where they belong? And say 1f you tlnng that th1s 1ob IS rrght easy Just try for yourself and you ll find you are wrong Emma Cowan has talent she may be a gen1us We hope that sl1e IS for we have very few ' 1 ' 1 4 9 4 1 3 , A 7 J ' ' 1 5 ' 1 7 7 64 77 I I ' gi? Y . 3 3 , . 3 v- ' 7 !T T. ! And who is this mermaid-singing, and 7 g' 1 1 7 1 . 3 , . . , . 1 Y ' ' . ' 4 . 9 l . d 'I .1 , . . . . YT , , , . .1 9 ' 7' 7 V Y 7 3 . 1 9 . I S Earl Altman I know you adore a wood r1ddle And the answel to th1s I d tell 1f I knew Agnes McDonald lb merry Randall Gard ner IS bashful Agnes J deeply ennest, is xlso IS Ruth I Sam Clay IS a loy ahst he would not desert us -Xnd content sweet content possesses May B lou never would thrnk It Iohn 1Iam1nond s a problem We know he 1S happy, yet he seems very sad And Olly er Grant w1th h1s YV1l1 and ra1e humor I exoeed1ng,ly ood and dreadfully a lhese are bold oont1ad1et1ons but they re old as oreat1on blank Atk1HSOH ou1 orator has h1s hopes and h1s iears reads hke a romancej ll ho adore the strange mmture of smxles and Wet tears Wanda Marble and Mayorre are charlnmg 1n manner llazel btray IS qulte pleasant and good natured too Xnd the httle I know ot Nancy and Elva ls good and commendable all the may throuhh l und 1t 1 source of xely re xt pleasure Io mention our l111,gl11St tho learned I'1ul Jeanne He talks lrke a natne born I'lG11Cl111121ll f1o1n Pans Ihou h you eannot qmte tell what he h xppens to moan l have mentloned you all I haye hnlshed my SIOIY , ., PH l . , . g '-1 . fl my ,. 1 - 9 ' v 4 I 1 1 A 1 'v 'V n 1' c I 1-cl . ' -, . 9 . v '1 7 A , Q T-I T . .-Q Q 3 ., . 5 . n, . . . S Av A In g I 1 v b dg ry .. ',' 1 ' 7 . S 11 l 1 I 'N 7 7 I F in 3 V' . . ' Ihere are loads of good people lth1s 14 w . 1 . . I 1 l . I . I ' '. ' I ! 1 1 ' Q 5 ,v - . u , I A Y , Y K. ,. , , Y- 1' u' . A ' ' at ' ,' z . N ,, x . . T. 7 I z . , - ' A 'vw i W1 1 f l.v 7 ry v , ' , 7 , l L , ' .fy 7 7 . . v 17' .17 Hold! hold' Wzut a moment' there st1l1 IS one more And Hampton was a saxlor A sallor bold was he He was as bold a sa11or As ever sz-uled the sea X2-vii, May Snyder 1 7 .ggaszjig 'Q f'g!Zi1fF5Q: ' efffi ' 1 ' gf 1-Q 9 sp '!'4 x g.'W 'J 5 S 1 fn 'fi Fig 'V 'lt 4, . Qt 1 I, 1 '.'5-'xii aww 'X xC .1 Qllwas will I the class of One Thousand N1ne Hundred Eleven of Colorado Sprmgs Hlgh School of the C1ty of Colorado Sprmgs 1n the County of El Paso and State of Colorado bemg of sound m1nd memory and un derstandmg do make my last w1ll and testament 1n manner and form followmg FIRST I g1ve dev1se and bequeath to my plac1d enemy One Thousand N1ne Hundred Twelve, her l1e1I'S and ass1gns forever, one half of all my property real personal and m1xed of what nature and kmd soever and wheresoever the same shall be at the t1me of my death the same to be 1n l1eu of her dower at common law Th1s half shall 1nclude such property as the seats of the Aud1tor1um to be sat 1n the posts of the same place to be h1dden beh1nd and such other property as has by all s1gns seemed to be 1n1ne Also shall th1s half contam those Pr1v1leges wh1ch are herew1th1n d1rectly enumerated and bequeathed to t These pr1v1leges cons1st of two k1nds, namely those g1ven' and those taken The Hrst class shall cons1st of those pr1v1leoes comomnlw known as Senlor pr1v 1l1ges Wh1Ch shall cons1st of leavmg' school at w1ll of lndulgung w1th dlew1nks or whatsoever other contest as tl1e school board may deem both safe and worthy Also that of us1n tl1e flaerpole on the southern s1de of th1s esteemed school for flylng, a flag wh1ch flag shall contaln three colors red Whlte and blue the red of Wh1Ch shall be 1n str1pes the blue of wh1ch sh 1ll be dotted w1th not less than 46 dots wh1ch dots shall take the form of ine pomted stars The second class or those D1'1V1lQg9S known as taken pI'1V118,9,'6S l bequeath also to my s1ster class 1f at the t1me of my death there be anythmg left of these aforesa1d pr1v1leges These pr1v1leges shall 111 clude talkmg pushmg shovmg or laughmg 1n the hallways and class looms d1sturbances 111 the school at any t11ne also adx 1s1ng teachers or such other pr1v1leges as become grand and d1gn1fied Sen1ors SECOND I g1V6 dev1se and bequeath my pr1v1lege of a ' P1ker s Day to the school board to be granted to my s1ster class the afore ment1oned class of 1912 only upon her request 3 . 7 7 1 s 9 ' 7 Z . , . . , 7 7 . . a 5 . . . . x ' 1 5 i. . . . ' CC ' 7 KK 77 your lower classmen in a heated contest, such as Old Maid or Tide ' 7! . . . T . . 3 S Y 1 I . 1 . W 2 . . . V . n ' ' it ' ' 79 7 ' 7 t . , . I, . ' . . - 0 5 ' Y 7 7 ' . -' ' . ' ' 4 ' 9 ' 3 . 9 ' , . THIRD I bequeath to our beloved qamtors my banner Wh1ch hung undlsturbed from the celhng' of the Aud1tor1um on that far famed mormng of Arbor Day FOURTH I g1ve devlse and bequeath to our beloved prlncrpal the secret of how to get there In honor of my death may he keep th1s secret, not as a Woman keeps secrets! FIFTH I here1n procla1m that m case any he1r should make a claun or brmg' su1t agalnst any other one of my he1rs for the dowry here1n granted to sa1d he1r by th1s my last w1ll and testament h1s share shall become null and void and shall be given to the remalnlng sald he1rs share and share allke SIXTH I hereby appo1nt my s1ster class of 1912 g'uard1an of such of my ch1ldren as at the t1me of my death shall not have deemed themselves Worthy of thelr bur1al cloak the sl1eep sk1n SEVENTH I hereby appolnt Carlos Th1elder executor of th1s my last Wlll and testament In W1tD6SS Whereof I 1911 the testator have to th1s my last W1ll and testament set my hand and my seal th1s eleventh day of Aprrl Slgned sealed publ1shed and declared by the above named 1911 as and for her last W1ll and testament 1n the presence of us who have hereunto subscr1bed our names at her request as Wltnesses thereto 1n presence of the Sald testator and of each other THE IMMORTAL GODS In the year of our Lord One Thousand N1ne Hundred and Eleven Whereas I 1911 d1d on the eleventh day of Aprll One Thousand N1ne Hundred and Eleven make my last W1ll and testament I do now by th1s wr1t1ng add th1s cod1c1l to my sald w1ll to be taken as part thereof Whereas by the d1spensat1on of Provldence my s1ster class of 1912 IS dead I 1ve and bequeath to my nearest relatlve my eternal s1ster Fame, the share of one half of all my property real personal and mlxed, of whatsoever nature and Wherever at the t1me of my death that would have fallen as her share to my s1ster 1912 1f she had proven to be al1ve and capable as bequeath 1n the body of th1s W1ll In Wrtness Whereof I hereunto place my hand and seal th1s first day after the class fight of Aprll One Thousand N1ne Hundred and Eleven Testator One Thousand lyme Hundred and Eleven Charles Emery . . . . - . 1 . . . . . 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' 9 'H 1 . . , , 4 ' 1 1 'H ' n . . . 1 ' ' I o 1 16 , - ' - 9 . 7 C6 , ,. 11 , ' - 1 . 1. 7 ' o . flllass Qprnplyezg 'Goodl yelled Charon from the stern, waxmg profanely el quent over the clogged exhaust of the neat lxttle launch Wh1Ch had lately been 1nstalled on h1s route over the Styqlan lake Havmg been accustomed to recelvmg orders all h1s hfe Dan compl1ed by securlng the vessel to a huge lump of lJI'1l1'1StOI19 wh1ch lay on the shore of the l lke I was about to volce protest when I was forestalled by '1 rmgmg shruek proceed1n from some wretch a short d1stance away who was bemg tortured by cop1ous adnaunlstratlons from a hobshead contannng an oozy emulslon w1th a va ue color and an lndescrlbable odor Thls barrel bore the followmg 1nscr1pt1on 'Kelso's Ilquld Knowledge to be taken mternallx cautlon take 1n small doses quch scenes were destlned to be palnfullv famlhar IH the future but thls belng our first srght lt naturally affected us We approached the scene of operat1ons been a brother human I confess that mv face became whlte when I d1st1ngu1shed Charles Pa1nter Wllh protestmg gurgles alleglng a m1s take and deelarm that he had been sent thlther as a practlcal 1oke As h1s tormentor was an lnammate mcarnatron of a reclprocatlng' heat engme we could do nothrng bevond bestowmo' our apprehensrve svm pathy Bemg recalled to the clrcumstances as they were by a small con sc1ence Wltll a three pronged hoe we hastened down the well trodden path wh1ch all the shades of that reg1on know so well Comm., to a bend 1n the path we saw a crook squattmo by the way rolhng red hot bones We were not greatly surpr1sed to find h1m to be Ted Husung, but however we were astonlshed that h1s compamons should be the erstwhlle estlmable lad1es M5 rtle Bunce and I ov1e Babcock who stood on elther slde and wagered preclous draughts of b0ll1I1g water on the 1esult of Husung s sk1lful throws As we came up he was voraclously absorbmg the last of the mo1sture, the whlle urglng h1s v1ct1ms to stake more, prom1s1ng that they should w1n My compamon was about to mterfere when the th1rst seemed to se1ze h1m and he wanted to Jom the game lnstead 4 , ar ' 0- U 1 . , . 2 . . f ', . 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W . 7 y , A . . . . 7 7 J . 1 . 7 ' ' Passlng these, we were once more well on our way when we were suddenly halted by a hoarse XOICG Hands up krddos grve me a d1me or The vo1ce halted and the speaker seemed to strangl Gee T1ny and you Butner I am perfectly scandallzed Well I know you re busted Butner so pass on wlth my worst wlshes When you come across Geor e Harrxson on the rustlc seat down the path fussrng Mabel Bastl1n leave h1m alone for he's st1ll got 'em We passed w1th bated breath bexn duly obl1ged to M1ss Evans for her clemency and wondermg who would be next We were passed several hmes bv a shadow to1l1ng uph1ll both ways on the path whom we dlseovered was Frank Atklnson He bore a banner upon whlch was the strange devlce Conslgned to the flames bv Mr H111 for the promotlon of p1k1ng The poor fellow walked up h1ll not only commg but go1ng and bore a huge burden of lunch upon hls shoulders We now entered the outsklrts of the 1mper1al clty of Hades hav mg passed under a trmmphal arch upon whloh was lnscnbed Woman quffrage Thvs statement was fullv borne out when we were roughlv 'accosted bv a woman polleeman who demanded our passports ln an umnlstakable language Alas' our worst hopes were reallzed Ruth fraudmg an Trrshman of hls legal wob for we understood the svstem to be so ordered there that each pursued hrs earthly pursult to hls own woe and the emment satrsfactlon of the Rulmg qplrlt Our eonversa tlon wlth the offrcer was however lnterrnpted bv the apparltlon of one known lon a 0 namelv Mame Ballev qhe trembllngly ap proaehed the stern arm of the law and plteouslv asked for her personal property whwh she avowed she had not seen smee she arr1ved M1ss Templeton looked her scornfully over and sa1d, What' Hxm? Well I guess not He tr1ed to get ln tw1ce Don t you know he belongs to the Y M C A unless by now the Y M C A belongs to h1m We left her st1ll pleadlng wlth the pollceman Everywhere flarxng posters met our gaze, announc1ng a f1st1c combat between the two most marvelous pug1l1sts of the day Florence Overton and Marguerlte Moffat Th1s about took our breath away and we were all eagerness to wltness the contest, for they had earned no small fame whlle above The battle had been set for thls our flrst day I ater we learned that lt had been postponed on account of a d1s agreement between thelr managers Ahce Whltaker and Beulah Bar p 7 . ' H . u . ' 7 7 ' - ' e. aa ' , - 7 7 ., 7 1 v 7 v 7 ' ' I K ' , , , L kk 1 , .. g '. ' , 7 1 f ' 9 - I ' Q' . e . . H . , . . , I . . . . . ,, . V . . . . H I 77 ' n . ., . , . , D . . 1 I . . 1 , Ln , 0 A .fe f I 5 , Y . - . n A 7 Templeton. of all persons to have been engaged while on earth of de- . 'F ' Y . l L, g , A . . k . ' U W r I ' Q I I X I ' cc A ' l . . , . . . , ' I 0 'o 4, ' 0 l U I I ' . .L , C . . J f 0 ' ' , , - tholomew who had drawn universal attent1on to their own contro versy This misunderstanding, which had taken place by the main draught p1pe to the sad undoing of both was caused by a fierce dis pute as to the proper treatment for Raymond Morrxson who even then lay in a critical condition caused by the cutting of a w1sdom tooth Above the sidewalk we observed a sign in green flames Charles Iatimer Dealer in Br1mstone Patents Secured on Original Curses Attorney at I awlessness False Witnesses Furnished Alas! Charles I knew it would be thus thou Wert too good to be true Extras were being cried on the nent corner by a small imp, who announced himself between shouts as Archimedes We were forcibly reminded that Frederick Fraker had been obsessed with this idea even while 1n school as a boy We bought a paper and perusing it the fol lowing headlines astonished us Great Scandal At rehearsal this afternoon Benton Hamilton the famed peanut cracker smiled a smile at Miss Hannah Reid throwin the entire cast into confusion and causing the practice of Emma Bates' great plav Nineteen Eleven and the Fall Thereof,' to be 1ndef1n1telv postponed Mr Hamilton has condescendinglv agreed to lend his talents to the characterization of role of the sororities His Maqestv himself will assume the part of Mr Hill Iooking through the paper I came across what was evidently in tended for the 1oke column One item I noticed in particular It ran thus Professor Shilladv of the oscillation department in Had University so far forgot himself this morning as to attempt to end his existence in this our happv sphere That is the manner in which the professor came here, but It 1S a poor rule for it won't work both wavs His wife who was formerlv Miss Edith Mav Walker, w1ll, of course, continue to support h1m and their sixteen children by the washboard We were beginning to feel quite at home now among so many of our old friends and only necessity prevented us from looklng for others When behold who should come sedately down the lane but Salome Conrad whom I had conf1dently expected to see somewhere 1n this klngdom She was accompanied by another former school fellow, Cora Alexander, who propelled a two fold baby carnage Dur ing our conversat1on we learned that she and Paul Jeanne, more com nionly known as Jenme, had become united .I eanne had done th1s , y - . , . , - 7 . , 9 7 . . . H K 7 I . y . . i l . . ,, J . . . . , 5 . . . . , . . , - ' ' ' cc 1 . ' O , , U . . 7 . g V. . . A , . the fraternities in this grand production, while Miss Reid takes the . : .. . ' t .4 ,' ' , ' . es . . . .A . ,, - 7 1n Sp1t6 of the l1vely compet1t1on of Colorado College We were st1ll talklng pleasantly to Mrs Jeanne when there aga1n loomed up the dread umform of the royal pohce only th1s one appeared to travel as a pa1r We were gently accosted thus Don t you know that anyone seen speakmg to thls person IS l1able to arrest? She IS an anarch1st I guess vou had better come along wlth us and explam your busmess wlth her to the mdge ' Then there were mdeed two each a counter part of the other We were well under way before we reahzed that these short l1ttle policemen were Helen and Agnes Boyd When the rltes of ldentlflcatlon had been duly performed we contmued our way to the stat1on house On the wav we were regaled w1th anecdotes of the more promment cmtmzens among whom we were proud to hear the names of former acquamtances such as Vernon Weathers the re nowned flreflv catcher of Hades and Florence Vtckers the notorxous VIQHQP art1st of the ehte We were tn the mwdst of an excltma' account of how Marc'uer1te Prmr had risen n the roval favor of lills lVl'a1estv bv reason of her sk1ll m conductm -1 cat and donkev farm so admlrablv when we ar rwed at the st'1t1on house As we were enterm the frr1m portal we heard a deen stentorwan vmce s v Bertha 'Bond ahas Percy von are herehv condemned to stoke at furnace No 10 for thlrteen etermhes for evceedwn the sneed ltmxt of thws rc 1n1cmal1tv Next We were annarentlv ne t and were hron ht nnvned1'1telv to tr1al We dared not look un as we entered the roon nnt1l the same deen vmce evclmmed Welcome to our mtv' How are vou people? We had surelv b reco nwed hv the captaln of pollce for lt was Mabel 'Kleppe bevond doubt therefore we got off easllv The captam bemg busv we were about to denart when to our surprlse Bertha ran ln clad not for the furnaces but rather for a 1ov rtde ln go les and vell Oh do come and have a rlde ln the Hun she cr ed But v sentence I sa1d when do you go to work? ' Before she could reply the austere captam waved her hand and sa1d Go ahead Percy show them evervthmg and don 't forget Blll Argo s Reformatory for the Good ' Percy dld show us llterally everythlng Crosslng a crowded street we crashed 1nto another automoblle It was not very 9XClt1I1g for no one can be kllled there Altman was ln the other machlne and thls was a common everv day evperlence for hlm A few blocks far ther MISS Bond del1berately ran down a short stubby person mounted upon a horse Nelther horse nor r1der was hurt The beast looked . . . .. . . . . . . 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S1nce the lnsurrectlon some years ago l Off1CQ has been occup1ed by Judd1e W1ll1ams who was the bold leader of the revolt qecond 1n power IS h1s ass1stant and abettor Marguemte Banta who ln fact rules Jud w1th an 1ron hand You notlce these streetsl' she asked abruptly See how rough and narrow they are they are not half as ,ood as the streets mn the qprmhs were but when you conslder who the clty councal offlclals are 1t IQ no wonder Now there's that unscrupulous polltlclan Helen Iilfk x ood at the head of lt qhe ls nobls alded by two others Kathleen Barnes and Erna Cowan I tell you thls place 19 1n a bad way For ln stance there IS the f1re comm1ss1oner Bud Wall who dlsposes of publrc f1re to the dwellers 1n the Elyslum Frelds for h1s own personal benef1t and It 1s Sald that Helen Bourqum takes the greater part of the output Thls tlrade ahalnst the rotten state of mummpal aff-urs was 1nter rupted by a stlr 1n the crowded street whlch mstantlv drew our atten who eyldently was lookmg for us, for he made h1s way stra1 ht to the Hup wh1ch had halted ln the rmddle of the street 'llhen :makmff a profound obe1sance he dehvered a message from the royal palace 1n 1 deep, rmgmg V0109 Wh10h we 1nstantly recogrmzed Thou h Ohver muxht be changed outwardly h1s volce would always be the same Her Eycellency Mlss McDonald flrst h1 h qecretarv of J olllty blds you ln the name of h1s ma1esty qatan the second of the house of Wllllams attend a banquet at the royal apartments tlns evemnfr We were duly elated over the honor and thanked the herald accord ln ly thou h we were stlll a httle puvzled as to how the news of our arm al had traveled so qulckly Th1s was eyplamed however when we found that the two newspaper experts Clara Hew1tt and Fleanor Goshen operated mornmg and evenmg We were bem lmpressed by the completeness ot' the place at every turn We even saw on one corner a small band of qalvatlon q0ld1I'S carrylng on QGTVICGS and bemg led by a tall salnt Wlth dark eyes and a waxed French mustache and wearmg full dress unlform l pon mquuang as to the 1dent1ty of the 1mpress1ve person we were ' GK 7 ' C6 7 ' 7 7 ' ' ' 7 7? 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Fred' He had always been re l1g1ously 1ncl1ned In the fa1thful ranks of h1s followers were to be found some s1nners noted 1n days gone by There was John Ham mond, who played the bassoon adm1rably Charles Holmes w1th the blg bass drum, and Clalre W1lson play1ng the bass v1ol These were ugorously asslsted by Floss1e Evans when she was off tollgraft duty A huge auto came buzmng down the street, and we narrowly escaped belng run down That man, Bertha declared w1ll be my death yet You used to know lnm of course Loren Chambers He IS pres1dent of the Hades Ash and Soot Trust He strangles all oppos1 t1on Th1s IS the th1rd t1me today he has almost run over me D1d you notlce that no1se followlng the machme? ' We had lndeed for 1t was apparently a compound of all no1ses past, present and to come varylng from a h1gh shr1ll d1scordant clangor to a h1ss1ng buzzmg rasplng gratmg grmdlng turmo1l Humph I sa1d, that remlnds me of Kleppe Qulte r1 ht ' agreed our 1nformat1on bureau Just r smce he came here and there 1S no compet1t1on yet ' I had been 1dly watchmg the throngs on the sldewalk, when sud denly I saw a fam1l1ar flgure I polnted 1t out There s Gladys Young,' I sa1d True replled Percy, 1f you look closely you w1ll see her attendant ' Sure enough for ambhng along, shghtly behlnd her was a medlum S1Z6d man w1th a wonderful scalp of black ha1r surpr1s1ng but true Camllle On our return tr1p we passed a magn1f1cent p1le Wh1Ch was pomted out as the royal res1dence Before the gates Randall Gardner was arrangmg h1s wares upon a small cart and crylng them occaslon ally 1n short sharp barks From beyond w1th1n the house we could d1st1ngu1sh sounds of a large cholr slngmg the latest thmg 1n ragt1me That cho1r we were told conta1ned the f1nest vorces 1n the realm among whom were L1ll1an Fuller MarJor1e Carpenter Wanda Marble and Hennetta Land It was led by the 1llustr1ous Nancy Hart and generally accompamed by Edyth Taylor Be1ng st1ll unaccustomed to the terr1f1c temperature of the place, we were by now very thlrsty Percy took us to a qu1et fountam on the next street, and each ordered what he hked We were served by the propr1etor h1mself, and when lt proved to be none other than Charles HHFIISOD, we knew that the place was all lt should be . 5 , . , . f. . . , ' J. 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He has had that job eve . , . . . . , I I 0 I O I ' , 7 ' CC 77 ' ll' ' ' 7 D , 0 , . . . , . . . 3 7 . 7 ' 7 - I 7 , , , p . . . . , 7 7 We spent an excltrng half hour at the stock eKchan,e Where Bertha Went to 1nterv1eW her brokers the f1rrn of Elva Johnson and Mav qnvder Durmg our short stay We saw Hazel Stray corner the market on sulphur 1n a darln, plunbe rnakmt, a fortune sev eral tunes on er Our next stop was on a slde street We were cons1dc rably sur prlsed when our conductor entered a doorway over Wlnch hung the three balls The slbn meant the same old lJUSlI19QS for she came out mmus a rmg Wlneh I had notleed on her fm er The shop she sfud, was run by Agnes Iacobson and Ethel Xnderson and she patronlzed lt because thev Were old frlends of hers We went to the recept1on that evenma, Wltlll Bertha and the affa1r was the grandest 1rna,,1nable We were mtroduced to all the nobles and court off1c1als after beln presented to h1s ln h rmghtlness Juddle There was Q1r Albert Norton of the Pr1nc1pal1ty of Those Who qhould h1s h1 hness Hugh Gardner Prmce of Those Who Would and hls grace Sam Claw Duke of Those VVho Do fl hese three gentlemen were escortln respeetnelx the ladxes Harrlet Fllnott xx ealthw rass Wrdow Ruth 'Xhlls elnef of the Department ot' Pul he Dm cr IH Hades and Mav Blake matron of the Home for DQQIIIIIIC Cats At the feast I sat beslde Lela L1erd who said she was operatmt, the most successful matrnnonlal bureau ever carried on havmeg mst secured a eertlflcate for Frances I atas and a rmna' vouno' pol1t1e1an Howev er she gave most of the credlt to her ehlef clerk I elah Baxter Before We left We had been promlsed good posltlons Wlth the gov ernment and already VISIOHS of ourselves ruhng bv a second revolt appeared before our amb1t1ous mlnds Eleanor Johnson Dan Butner ll! , . . 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' - ,, --1 V- .um-. .- fs . f q qqlgf, ..-figgggf 5 ci. -?f ':- NJ K M I ag .Qf .Tv ' 11 1 Z Gllzxss glitstnrg In February 1908 we started out at the Annex about seventv five strong' We were the second class whrch spent our first year at the Annex and we en1o3 ed lt IH every way DOSS1bl6 Charhe Cheese was our Presldent The mask party at the Alamo was the first and most successful soelal ev ent wh1eh we frave As we ,framed the honor of belng' Sophomores we came up to the b1g buxldlng tllllllilllg' we could run Hlgh School as we had the An neX As usual we lost some of our eoneelt and a good many of our members as well Some of them deelded to make up a half year whlle others elalm the teaehers had a pwk on them and you know what happens when teachers fret that mean We never really orgamved after we were Freshmen ala aus fI'YlTl to be lnterested rn erther the class ahead of ns or the one below us 'Plus did not prove at all satms factory to elther elass So we organlzed apart from the first half Tumors when we were In the seeond halt' vear There were only a xery few of the 0I'lf 'lTl3l members who were still in the elass and at school But what was left was the best of them all and we were all very enthusiastic and an rons to have a elass all our own again feelmff but lt was the only thmff for us to do Wayne Pollock was our first President and under his manafrement we made the school know we were ahve 'Phe reatest ex ent ln a Tumor s hfe is hrs Glass pm that IQ after the Tumor Qemor reeeptron Our p1ns we have the reeeptmn we chdn't have As qemors Ph1l1p More 1s our Pres1dent 'There are twentv five of ns who fullv 1r-tend to raduate nevt February Fver slnee we have oraanwed we hare had the Kerr best time soelallw of anv elass in sehool The class 19 not so lar-re that we don't know everv one in lt Tn eonelnswn T will saw that the evperrment of the halt vear class orsfanmnq apart from the other elasses has worked far better and is more sat1sfactorv to ew eryone than trymq to attach ourselves to a ddiierent class everw semester We are thoroughly satlstied and 1ntend fully to make our commencement bows to you next February Margery Stewart 0 1 li. 9 9 K- C 1 f 9 .. 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'lhe only way to read the future 1S rn the lrght of the past Perhaps vrewed rn thrs hg,ht the noble example of our predecessors wrll not be needed as a standard for the class of 12 lhe Junror class started rts busy career at the Annex rn 1908 truthful and gurleless chrldren Our class was drvrded at rnrd years but reunrted the next tall We l1ad Wrth us then Gly de Judd as Presr dent but later on reorbanlzed mth Joe bebrrnb as class presrdent Durrng' our Sophomore year lheron laylor rn football and basket ball John Jacobs rn baseball and James 'laylor rn track upheld our honor lhrs year saw the followrn from our ranks rn the Athletrc held X ernon Deal, lf orest Deal, John Jacobs, lheron laylor, brrlbert Osrncup, Ed Cox Marshall Xersteer, and last but not least, Irvrn Bruce lhe Lever board counts Mary Burnap, James Bagan and lfred errck Morath among 1tS members All three are splendrd Workers Nothrng so very exc1t1n,., has happened to the class as a Whole though We were a httle Worked up ox er the loss of our Presrdent Ed Cox thro frat troubles but We recovered and proceeded quretly on our way Wrth Cnlbert Osrncup rn the office We st1ll have hrm Wrth us though We felt rather drstressed over hrs absence on Arbor Day Even rt We were destrned not to prov1de the usual Junror farce for the entertarnnrent of the school the talent of our boys showed forth trongly rn In Hades Lhfton Lrerd Edgar Taylor and Cnlbert Osln cup were all three fascrnatrnc., ladres rn the play Our socral affarrs hare been most emoy able and rn addrtron thanks to the cl rss support uf. L rn report 1 dear financral sheet The hophornorc bhrrtwust party and the Junlor dance were our specral features Next for the Senror receptron, then probably one last affarr before we close our career as Junlors, a career that holds the pronruse of great thrngs for the future of the class of '12, Farth Huntrngton. xi , 4 - V ,, A V ' - A - - Ps-12 1 a f-1' 15:3 1 4- ii 'F' ' ' 'EQ' .rfzfl yf -I-5-' 4 , -1 'lj Qif,.. 2 N E -' ' :H f? - , X- - I f- 6 - r , Q fl - Xb ' 1' -. , ,- .TQTF-Lf - ,af .1 1 f . f ff mf- - 1 1,1 f V iid JI .. ':. N - v - ' - A sl fx Yi l 1 Q-X53 n f . .V ix. fi K E ' - 1 I y .5 1 ,,. .x f-. pq!!! .- N' an , E - -g 4' ffcff .. F F 1 L Al 1, Q' Z'..: ' :-- ' ' Y 2 I 3'-J.. -fa. . , . A J .-yr, 3 5 H Q ,., gk A 'S1:T: V ,. . fl f ' - A I 5,11 ,ZQ - I , ,:1 -47 1 ,-. tiki 7 ? an TS l -.Y -1 Y' 'f 12' 1-Q:-N .- ' I ff -Y f' -45' - 1'-: 'E- 'rff . fgpfgi y A s . so if ff 1-is 1 ' rf 4 ' ' ' E5 an 1 . ' ' ' . 7! 1 . . . . . It , ' f 1 1 1 . 7 . Y 1 ' . ' . Y . 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' ' , ', ,552 1 4' HHS' fi 1' ffffiifx Mir ff lt J fi sex f,,,,., MGMIX X In the begmnmg there Was a great mu1t1tude, and out of th1s mu1t1tude there DIGW four d1st1nct classes freshman, sophomore, Jumor and sen1or and the greatest of these was freshman And a great and WISE man of tl1e fam1ly of H111 came forth to gulde the1r faltermg steps And durmg the f1rst semester a great festlval was held Glllgel ale and p1e W619 brought forth and consumed by the ravenous dlSC1pl8S of H111 And ver1ly, at the end of the second semester lt was so brought about that the learned proceeded but the Weary fell by the way s1de MCMX XI And It came to p xss th mt yet aga1n there were four great classes freshman, sophomore, Jumor and sen1or but the greatest of these was sophomore lt happened once more that the WISE and learned H1 pun1sl1ed the wx 1cked and encouraged the fa1nt at heart ind at tl11S t1111e, the 111u1t1tude Journeyed far 1nto the w1lderness and the 111Ol11ltd1I1S where yet another fest1val was held Here there was g1eat reJo1c111g as the Ch1ef Harry of the l1ouse of Fuller, was amused XVl'Ll1 dancmg and the sound of mus1c And amongst these was the renowned Fletcherlzer, Gregg who possessed 1 m1ghty Juv And there Wls the Athlete Deal the Bash ful Whose fame was spread far and Wlde over tl1e land Th1S fa1r youth, moreover, feared not the W11es of Woman And l1k8W1S9 from the mu1t1tude c une Isabel the tufted One Whose tales charmed the kmg and hlS subgects And so It ca1ne to pass that these be1ng sophomores and possess 1ng W1Sd0H1 beyond tl1e1r years, and perform1ng thelr duties Wlsely, d1d not fall by tl1e Wayslde, but recelved thelr reward. 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Z IGN my rd' 1 K' 'R-MN L if of 3 35- f ,fu-f My 7,15 The class of 145 COI1td1Il1I1g os er 100 students, entered Q b H Q the f1rst week 1n h ebruary lhls IS one of the la1gest m1d ye ar classes that has eve1 entered the school At the f1rst class meetmg Max l-ut11e1 11 as elected pres1dent A party was g1ve11 1bout tl1e 1111ddle of March 111 the gy mnasuun Xlthough 1 few ot thc llppQ1 cl1ss111c11 11 e1e present, most of the fresh men 911103 ed the party Nllss Bateman and Nhss Dessamt cl1ape1oned '1 freshman p1cn1c dur1ng the month of May 'lhe class was repre sented by only seven g1rls llhey seemed, however, to have a good tume Mr Lotfm took h1s pl1ys1ogr1phy and geology classes on 1 hlke up Ute Pass on Arbor Day The g1rls of th1s class engoyed a luke up North bhcvenne c 111on rl111111g sprlng var 1t1o11 lhe Lhaperons 11 e1e Nhss Batemfm and Nhss Dessamt Although ve hue ll0t done xe1y much soc1ally yet, We expect tc do 111010 nut yen, 1 we l1 ue only l11d tune to get '1 good start so ar Agnes HHTTISOH no aww' ' ' I 0 s 13, 0 iighgqlgiexsgg o o Z. ff' 'B ef, 4- - ' gr - , , 1f ?L VY - fl 1-' I--' f. 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S . sq . - -Q 1.4 , ll: Q t, I' JO Qt .1 fx tr X Q 6 A N N fx M yh r0f,'7fQ Un Qeptember Zo, 1910 the Class of 14 entered as freshmen 1n the Hlgh School Annex to begln the1r H1gh bchool career Seventy slx boys and SlXty seven g1rls enrolled at the annex, 125 from our pub hc schools and the rest from vauous other places, Whlle a class of about smty was tormed at the H1gh School, as the annex could not accommodate all We who were ln the annex were able to get along Wlthout the ready adv1ce wlnch the semors are so Wllhng to g1ve the mnocent ireshmen lhe f1rst semester we drd not orgamze the class all together, but lnstead organmed a boys hteraly soclety and a glrls hterary soclety lhe Phr lxappa Llttldly boclety was orgamzed by the boys, Wlth Ed Lfarvcy, p1cs1dent, Uordon Davls, vrce pres1dent, Iuank bheldon, sec xetary and t1easu1c1 Donald Graham Lever corlespondent fhey held monthly meetlngs, g1v1ng a program each tlme lhe glrls named theu socxety tl1e bolumbme Llterary boclety Motto, becond t Nlone Colors vrolct and gold bara Baker, presldent, Marle Clough, V1LQ1JI8Sld611'L Beulah brrmdle, secretary treasurer, Nona Rector Lever correspondent, Ahte 'lolley, cr1t1c lh1s soclety meets once a month, QIVIUO 1 pleasmg program each t1me boon after school began a qulte successful basketball team was orgamzed lhe boys ente1od a basketball league Wlth the Y M C A the Loys blub Deaf Mutes and Lolorado C1ty They Won two games botl1 ot wslnch were play ed Wlth the Deaf Mutes The team was comphmented by thelr coach, Mr Erps, both on the1r playmg and thelr good conduct as members lhe boys play ed good clean games Max Shlppee, captaln of the team, proved h1mself a good, capable one. 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' , . 0' Y I V 4 Y ' , . v 4 ' . r 0' H ' a s 11 V' v y S1dQS hav1ng a team of our own Durmg the last semester the boys have formed a baseball league w1th the Deaf Mutes, Poys Club and Qolo1ado C1ty and Manrtou Hlgll qchools Near the mlddle of the f1rst semester we were wery pleasantly entertalned 1n tl1e H1 h School vm bv tl1e f19QllI1t,I1 at that bu1ld1ng YVe enjoyed our Cl1I'1StII13S yacat1on but uere sorry to f1nd tl1at some of our members qu1t dur1n tl11s short t1me The two hterary socletles Jomed 111 OIVIDD an entertamment and party on February 3 A yery enjoyable program was g1ven and fol lowmg the program a good soc1al tlllle was had The second semester began w1th very few changes About f1f teen came from the 111011 Qchool wh1le twelve havlng the sad fate to fa1l, were compelled to Jo1n tl1e frrst half year freshmen at the H1gh School Some were lucky enough to stay w1th us part of the t1me yet they prefer spendlng the last two per1ods at tl1e other bu1ld1ng Our class organmed w1th Peter Holmes as pres1de nt and Frank Qheldon secretary and treasurer We went on a 'p1C1l1C to Bruln Inn and the S1lx er Cascades durmg spr1ng v-1cat1on chfmperoned by NIISS Frost and MISS Curts We all CTD spent a very engoy able day The Columb1ne bOC16tY began 1ts regular meetmgs th1s semester Wltll the elettxon ol otTice1-, md 1 xery rutercstmg talk on the Pas s1on Play by M1ss I'.'1Ck9S The followrng off1cers were elected secretary treasuler Bermce Fa1rley cr1t1c CO716BHStQdO Lever cor respondent Durmg th1s last semester tl1e boys have been too busy, e1ther ga1n1ng knowledge or play rng baseball to l1old the1r hterary meetmgs Although our baseball team 1S not very strong we had to send one of o11r strongest play ers to l1elp the Hlgll School team As our class IS well represented 1n tl1e H1011 School Glee Clubs and Cr chestra, we bel1eve the Class of 14 IS dom, someth1ng Although we have 11ot entered the H1511 qchool we expect to start 1n next fall and hope to be one of H1gh qchool s strongest classes Sara Baker Alxce Tolley 1 XY: 0 GQ I 1 GX JXIIILI fw- . . 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R, f1lf-' --X Qlulnrzrhn Sprrnga giant Benner Behate On Apr1l 14th the Tr1angular debate whlch 1S an annual event between Denver Pueblo and Colorado bprmgs H1gh bchools took place 1n each of the c1t1es mentloned above the contest here bemg between Denver and our home team 'lhe Audltorrum was attractlvelv decorated on one s1de w1th the colors of the Colorado Sprmgs H1gh School and on the other s1de w1th the colors of the East Denver Hlgh bchool Mr Nead was the presrdmg officer and the 1udges were Judge R E Kerr Dcanlilouan QIJOFI and Prof E C Hllls The quest1on for debate was Resolved That Colorado should adopt a law for the guarantee of bank deposlts the form of the guar Colorado Sprm s Hlgh bchool was Harold bpahr liredemck Fraker and Blilllk Atk1DSOH 'lhe Negatrve team from East Denver Hlgh School was represented by Albert Adams Clyde Hyman and Earl Menery The teams were well matched The Denver boys presented good arguments well dehvered The Lolo1ado Sprmbs boy s, however, were leady for them and answered the1r arguments w1th telhng effect strengthemng the1r case w1th force oi argument as well as ease 1n presentatwn Spec1al ment1on should be made of Freder1ck Fraker's rebuttal speech wh1ch w1th a touch ol sarcasm w1t and the answerxng of polnt tor po1nt was tl1e final destructwe element agamst the N6,,3t1V6 s1de The closest attentlon of the aud1ence was held throughout followed by w1ld applause when the d6C1S1OD of the 1ud,,es was announced as unammous ln favor of the Xffirmatwe MISS Evelyn Lewls 0 K' . . , . . v ' ' W 7 7 7 N . . . , . . . Y . . . a V. . . , 1 ' H' . . . ' . ' C6 C C 7 9 , - antee to be that used by Oklahoma. The Aflirmative team from , . W . ,I I , 1 . 1 an 9 C 1 , ' . W 9 U, ' , , - 7 1 l - l 1 1 ' rj I 0' Y , n . T . . . , . y . , Y ., , , l P ' , I - v - 0. u u ' . . K , . . A 1. . . 0, v 1 f'N Qlnlnrahn Sprmgs-Olmtermtal 2Bel1z1ie 'lhe H1gh School Negat1ve team met the Centenmal Aiiirmatlve team at the Oentenmal H1gh School Pueblo Aprll 14 Mr Sweany was 1n charge of our team, wh1ch cons1sted of Ol1ver Grant, Charles Emery, and Robert Shrllady, and who spoke 1n the orde1 named The Lentenmal debaters d1d not attempt an exhaustxve argument rn favor of the Oklahoma system, they atempted rather to show that the Lolorado bank1ng system IS madequate that the Oklahoma plan 1S not soc1al1st1c 1S democratlc and can be made to Work all of Whlch pomts the Hxgh School team was W1ll1ng to concede but wh1ch Were not, 1n the1r op1n1on, a 1ust1i:lcat1on of the adopt1on of the Oklahoma system lhe negatlve team attacked the Oklahoma plan and la1d bare 1tS defects W1th great mmuteness 'lhe1r arguments were that It IS unnecessary, 1mpract1cable unsat1sfactory and detr1mental to the best 1nterests of the commun1ty, and that even rf a new system were needed a number of other plans are preferable to the Oklahoma experl ment The negat1ve rebuttal was g1ven by Robert Sh1llady It was a masterful presentatxon of all the po1nts made by the negat1ve and a challenge to the afiirmatlve to support the Weak features of the Okla homa law The affirmatwe rebuttal d1d not attempt to meet these arguments but appealed to the 1udges on gene1al pr1nc1ples 1n behalf of 1ts plan The H1gh School oratory was d1st1nctly Bryanesque ln character clear forceful d1rect and W1tl1out attempt at dramat1c or spectacular effect or orator1cal pyrotechmcs The Oentennlal debaters and espec1ally the 1n1t1al speaker who also had the rebuttal were Cannonesque 1n the11 dehvery and at t1mes Worked themselves up to a frenzy 1n then' appeals from tl1e argument of tl1e1r opponents Such style of oratory was ev1dently not W1thout 1ts effect on the 1udges The dec1s1on was two to one 1n favor of the aflirmatwe but the Hlgll School team were good losers as well as ood debaters It IS S1 mficant that the home team Won ln every mstflnce and thls was further consola t1on to the defeated team M J Sweaney f ,, .,. ,,. lx . . -.11- 1 ' - - . 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I K K s Q , s 1 I .n x N ' ' P 1 YH ' I. .ji 1 4 NAV ' I I I 1 Q I K I x' , ' I New fff Mk Pr1or to 1903 Alpha Kappa had been a part of the Era SOC19ty but as lt was thought work could be carrled on better by smaller organ1zat1ons the Alpha Chapter was organlzed 1n the sprmg of 03 The name Alpha was chosen and assxgned to the Chapter by Era The membersh1p was to be twenty five but as the school grew It became necessary to lncrease the membersh1p to forty wh1ch IS the present number of members The Chapter has four purposes Hrst to pro mote l1terary taste second to teach fam1l1ar1ty w1th parhamentary law thlrd to tram 1ts members to thlnk and speak readlly 1n pubhc, and fourth to have a good tune At the orgamzatlon Jean Auld was elected Presrdent Wmnrfred Gnmoldley V106 Presldent Blanche Skmner Secretary From 1903 to 1909 Alpha stead1ly grew ln numbers and 1n spmt, and came to the front 1n all school 3.53118 At the elect1on of officers rn January 09 Lucy Graves, Martha X andever and J u11a Work were elected On January 29 a spread was Day the Senlor Alpha glrls took a tramp over the Hxgh Dnve The year was closed by a party at the home of TGSSIG Sheldon In September 09 TQSSIQ Qheldon Mar1on Clark and Mlldred Kmg were elected offxcers A plcmc was gn en October 9 for the new mem bers On Saturdav afternoon November 7, the new members of the chapter engoyed a progressrve luncheon at the homes of Helen Powell Mary Robertson and Mlldred Greenwaldt JGSSIG Sheldon entertalned the chapter at a taffv pull on the evemng of November 27 At the be gmnmg of the new term Jessle qheldon and Marlon Clark were re1n stated and BBSSIQ Atk1nson was elected secretary Frlday evemng, February 11 the chapter entertalned ln the gymnaslum After a short program there was danclng and games for those who d1d not dance Thrs was the last soc1al event of the year In the fall of 1910 Bessre Atk1nson was elected presldent, Ema Cowan vlce presldent and Beulah Bartholomew secretary On October 28 Alpha entertalned at the home of Havel Harwood There were about seventy present On Frlday afternoon November 25, Beulah Bartholo ' a . , . . . , , . . . . . . . , held in the Physical Laboratory in honor of the '0811 girls. On Arbor mew Irma Dakens and Bessle Woodrmg entertamed the chapter at a prob1ess1ve luncheon O11 Febluary 10 a valentlne party was glven 1n the gymnasmm for the 103 Olrls Thursday of vacat1on week the ,frlrls took a hlke over the Hlgh Dr1ve The last soclal affamr of the we-ur was a dance glven 1n the gymna slum for the llterarx Q0019ll6S of the school The gym was decorated ln ,reen and whlte Dances were lven to the faculty d1fferent or ganlzatlons and the hterarv oc1et1es of the school The moonhght dance was a novel feature of the evenmg There s fa chapter IH the hugh school Tn old h1 h school you know It s full of vlm and v1gor It s full of dash and go No students are more loyal Tn class or fun or fight Of the green and the whlte Eleanor Goshen mtsinrg nf Zeta The 7eta Chapter of Era was orgamzed 1n 1903 and smce then has been one of the most popular and strongest orgamzatlons ln Hxgh School The offlc-ers for the f1rst term were Pres1dent, Mary Tucker V109 president Fdna Holmes secretary Mar1ory Cooper Lever correspondent I ela Stark factotum Ruth Gelssler A great deal of credlt 1S due these g1rls who had control of the affairs of the chapter and who lald the foundatlon upon whlch It has lested ever SIDCG The new orgamzatlon became so popular and soon so many new members were taken ln that the membersh1p had to be l1m1ted Receptwns and dances were grven, but the g1r1s d1d not neglect the more SQTIOUS part of the Work Splendld Ineetlngs Were held tW1C6 a month They never lacked mterest, whlle many new features were 1ntroduced Followmg thls the dlfferent presldents and thelr asslstants ably frlled thelr Off1C6S each one better than her predecessor ' In the year 1908 the followmg offlcers were elected to conduct the , 1 sis. Us . l p 4 1 . . . . , pn U. I . ' ll ' 77 ' ' L L A tv L 5 ' K .Y L 1 ' A 1 h . U . . . , ' A '- Q' 9 ' .e Q s 1 . . . . , . . , 1 r 1 , 'cr ' P 7 7 , . . 7 7 , 7 K 9 . ' '7 7 , 7 For they glory ln the glory . ...i......- O J . , . . D . L, . , - . - Q ,f - , ,A ,Q , ' Q N . - , . , , J n , , . ' 7 ' 9 . , . . . x x C u . . . . H , ., . ,f -wffaxrs of the chapter Presldent Bess Vlloodward secretary treas urer Cora Kampf lexer correspondent Helen Gowdy factotum Marle MeCoombs Ruth D'lV1S Florence qtevens Durm., tl1e flrst part of tlns X ear of 08 few regular meetlngs were held on aeeount of the class plav xvlneh took a great deal of t1me for those takm, part The soclal affalrs of the wear were '1 'meme 1ven m the flrst part of the term fa reeephon and dfmee lX en at the Alta Vlsta whlch was a F9116 suecess The last of the term the pre-srdent entertalned the 1rls of the chapter most row fmllx at her home Durmrr the spun vaeatmn '1 reeentlon for the alumnae was ,QIVGU The rest of the wear was spent m showm the1r lovalty to the school by attendm the football ames and the d1ft'erent ew ents g1ven lv Alpha and Ome a The fall term of 1909 opened Wlfll the followm gurls as offlcers of the ehapter Presxdent Ruth Dans nee presldent Bertha Bond Taw' Ruth 'Dams nres1dent of 7et'1 dweeted the deshmes of the chap ter and dld It Well 7eta had a membershm of about fortv girls They had manv pwmes nartues danees and even a farce When the sprm term bee'-m the offwers were remstated wlth the exceptlon of Ruth Taw who Ofraduated Her place was fxlled by Edlth Walker Durma' the sprm, v'1eat1on '1 dance was IW en whlch was a great suceess A partv was grven for the fnrls at the home of Harrlet Flora about C'hr1stm'1s tune All who attended had '1 egood tune The school term was ended bv '1 tea elven bv Ruth T aw at her home At the be lnnm of the fall term of th1s vear the glrls seemed more anvlous than ever before to make the ehapter a great success 1n all hnes The followm, Wele the offmers for thls year Pres1dent, Bertha Bond V109 presrdent Helen Poxd secretary treasurer Flor ence Ex ans Lever eorrespondent Ruth Brown factotum Margery and Marbuerlte Stewart The hlstory of Yeti for thls xeflr that IQ the term of 1910 '11, lb f lled wlth soc1al affzurs and good tlmes as Well as a marked advance ment along hterary hnes From the very f1rst regular meetmgs have been held, and most , . I ' - - Q - 1 1 ' 1 , 1 Q 1 7 1, l , Q y , . A , . , C , L 1 5 c V I Y , ' iT . , . . , kr , . , , , 1 1 l 1 l , l . A ' 0. 1 , l . , .7 1 I 1 1 K l I U ' . 1 1 V , 1 1 , Q' 7 1 c , . . l fl 1 l J ,1 1 . , 1 t 1 V . K Y . iq s 1 I h tv! .Y C o . l , 1 1 fl' 4 1 1 J , F ' . l , 1 .T 1 1 l . I 1 . fl D . 1 , gf . Qi. . 1 ' N' 1 1 fl' . 1 . . f , Q' . l 1 , f I 2 . , 1 7 1 : 7 , 1 , . , : seeretarv-treasurer, Florence Stevens: Lever correspondent, Ruth J . Y l , , 1 J 1 . . ,. , - , V , . 1 1 1 . I . I 1 . . H 1 A fl 1 , A ' . . . ' ' 1 7 21 C L n . . K . 0' 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 7 , 1 k , LA: I L 1 , A 2-1 L f I , 1 1 L U. L A . . 1 . 1 , . . 1 , ,g gf , 1 , . . . . P' ' . ' 3 . . K Q 1 , , J sl Q 1 - , - 1 - . ' I , 1 x , 7 , . 1 ' 0' . J 1 l 1 , 1 , . , - 3 . . . . A . ' - . . . . . of the girls have been regular 1n attending them The program committee was well selected and has given mterestmg as well as 111 structive piograms We have had talks by the different teachers and these we have engoyed very much A farce was very successfully carried out at Christmas t1me, and the Irish mock trial wh1ch was given under the direction of Mr Sweanv was well done The social affa1rs for the year have been many and close together On October 79 tl1e Zeta girls were delightfully entertained by Margery and Nlaiguciite Stewart The chapter gave a dance in the High School gym December 10 after the football season was over M1ss Inez qt John was hostess fo1 tl1e Zeta girls at her home December 31 The girls spent the afternoon in making scrftpbooks for one another The girls gave a luncheon 1n the phvs1cal laboratory at the beg1nn1ng of the spring term and the usual good time preva1led During the 1 dance gn en at tl1e Qan Luis school Zeta has taken part in all the affa1rs of the school in football and baseball They attended the Omega Fiesta the farce In Hades ' n a body md haxe been well represented at the dancs g1ven by the other two chapters Ruth Brown ggtsinrg nf fl9n1ega Omega came into evistence 1n the Spring of 1903 when Era SOC18tS was d1V1d9d into the three chapters Alpha Zeta and Omega At first the number of members was l1m1ted to twenty five but soon lt was found adwisable to 1ncrease this number to forty Jean Auld was chosen first President and her successors have been as follows Mabel Shapcott Louise Auld Fle mor Thomas Blanche Whittaker Ramona bradv Inna Merwm Bessie Hunter and Grace Gwilhm In the fall of 1903 Omega be an hfe 1n earnest and has never C , , . 6 . . . . 1 - '. xx '1 . Y . . r, A , 1. , . an . I ' l . . 1 1 ' . . 0' c . Easter vacation the girls participated in a breakfast at Bruin Inn and 1 . I , uf , 1 . g . . K 5 . . L W . ' , as , 7 2 I 1 c ' P' a 7 7 ' xv . A Z r . 7 7 ' 7 7 , . . . . . . ., 7 L J ' D g . . A--, N-111 V.- tix J' 6 lacked sp1r1t and enthusiasm 1n any line Literary programs have been glven every few weeks of each term In 1900 a farce ent1tled Mald ens All Forlorn' was g1ven which proved a success 1n every way About S60 was realized and this was used for apparatus for the gym nasium Another farce was g1ven 1D 1906 The proceeds amount1ng to nearly 45100 were given to the Athletic Association 1907 08 was a XBIV successful xear for Omega qeverfll picnics were held durin the summer of 07 The Social 3 ear of tl1e school was opened with a Fiesta The proceeds from this were verv helpful in eras1ng part of the Ath letic Association debt Xt the close of the year an open meeting was held in the form of a recital for the friends of Omega Many SOC13l ew ents such as parties and picnics were held during 08 and 09 1900 and 1910 are remembered for their 1olly partles and spreads more than for any large undertakmgs Candy sales were held frequently for the purpose of raising fu11ds Omega took a very engoyable trip iround the world accounts of the trip were given at each program Years 1910 and 11 have been very successful The officers elected were Grace Gwillnn P1es1dent Maizie Bailey Vice President Ger respondents and Ruth Fitel and Nell Welnlier Faetotums The Social year was opened by a reception for the new members given at the home of Nlaizie Bailey In December a Fiesta was held 1n the ,gymnaslum wl11cl1 was without any exceptions very or1g1nal Part of the proceeds were used to pay off a standing debt the re mamder given to tl1e Athletic Association The crowning event of the year was tl1e dance held April 21 1n the gymnasium Nlany novel features were introduced The Moon hght and Firefly dances being exceptionally en1o3 able B6S1dBS the social events there have been many interesting literary and muslcal programs so that the l1tera1v aim of the society has never been sacri ficed for the social Not only in financ1al support have the Ome ans been loyal to the Athletic Association, b11t in their entl1us1asm as well always lending the volume of our vo1ces to that of the other spectators at the football and baseball games A picnic was planned for tl1e first week in May but had to be postponed unt1l later This 1S to be the closmg social event of the year May Omega continue to prosper IS the wish of all the members Grace Gw1l11m ' ' ll ' - ' V , . . . 7 7 ' f 1 . N' . 1 . ' ' ' g ' , . 7 . . , b . . . Q Y , . . , . , , i I . . 7 . 0 . 7 21 ' 0 . . . . I ' on Y . . 2 5 2-1 - 7 v w 1 1 i . 7 7 .7 7 aldine Ellis, Secretary and Treasurer, Salome Conrad, Lever Cor- ' , ' J. 1. , . , . . K C . s . if . . . . . . on . , . , . . , . . i L 1 , ' , . iv . 7 1 ' . 11 j 1 ' . - . fc Y . . . , . . U M 21 K u . . . y 7 A . 7 h , . . ' 51112 Senate Three years ago It was thought an 1mposs1b1l1ty to have a boys' hterfuy soc1ety 1n our H1 h School Thls was due for the most part to the repeated fa1lures 1n pres 1ous years In October, 1909 the Senate Llterary Soc1etw nas orgamzed Smce that tlme It has been clearly shown that not only IS such an orgamzatlon a poss1b1l1ty but also that lt IS to be '1 permanent feature 1n L S H S for some years to come In the first year of 1ts eustence tl1e Senate certalnly made a name for ltself Under the leadershlp of W C McCoy fx number of old customs were rev1ved Durmg the second semester the Senate re Vlved a custom of earl1er soc1et1es bv OIVIHQ' a dance to Fra In the sprmg many Senators turned out for the 1nterscholast1c debate Four out of the SIX members fmallv chosen for the two teams were Sena tors A short t1me later when the declamat1on contest was held al most all 1n the contest were members of the Senate Thls year our ach1evements have been even greater The Senate started out Wlth Charles Emery as presxdent Dur1n.9,' the year many debates have been held from wh1ch much practlcal good has been der1ved as was shown bv our v1ctory over the Tlelphmns The fra termtv trouble threatened to break up the soc1etv for a tlme Our pres1dent was forced to reswn and Paul Ieanne was elected to succeed h1m but now we are agam umted and are stronger than ever before was nndoubtedlv the fmest that has ever been fnven at the Hlqh School In the school farce In Hades the ma1or1tv of the fellows were Senators whlle ln the declamat1on contest th1s vear manv of the contestants were members of the Senate Tn the annual 1nterscho last1c debate the team sent to Pueblo was composed of Senators VVh1le we d1d not rece1ve the unammous dec1s1on of the 'mdaes vet we certa1nlv put up the better debate and the Pueblo debaters them selves adnntted that thev were outclassed Not vet content wlth domg these thmas the Senate held 1ts annual banquet at the Acac1a on Apr1l 29 Manv were present and all had the tune of the1rl1ves Several men leave the Senate bv Qradnatmg thls vear but thelr places Wlll be read1lv Hlled bv good men from the W3lf1U2' l1st The fellows are all lookmg forward to next vear when the Senate Wlll l1ve up to 1ts past record or mav do even greater thmgs for 1tS own glory and for the glory of old C S H S Ohver S Grant . C 1 v my . Y . .Q L, . . , 7 Y I ' 7 -Y .n A 1 1 L , . . . N C L n X Q u u l K a L I Q a f K . Q l 1 K ' . . K . . K 01. . k J l I 1 k 1 . 1. 1. . ' a v , , , K . , -L L ' , 0 - - Y . 1,,.,.., , , Q 1 1 g , t 1 . On St. Patrick's day the second ann11al dance was given to Fira. It H . . L . . 1, , , 1 , U 1. 1 L 1, . . f 1 . 1 1 .1 I 1 I 1 ,1 1 1 . L, 1 - . . 0 ' 1 0 1 V 1 1 K Q . .... . . -. I 1 l 1 g 1 ,. A I . ' . n I V1 , 1 A , I . fa- , , 1 1 1 1 1. ,. . . l O C , , 1 1, 1 . . I , 1 I , ' , L 0 . ' J k Q u . O O K L , ' . 1 o Q o u . L. Q . A I - - 1 , ' 1, X : 'V ' 31112 QB lphtan Hfutzrzxrg Snnetg The Delph1an Llterary SOC16tY was orgamzed by ChadW1ck Perry, Grant W1lson Glenn Y an T1lborg Horace J encks and Arthur Rose on Ifebruary 15 1910 The first rehular meet1n,,, was held the f0llOW1Dg Thursday The pu1pose was to form a hterary soc1ety for the boys and to have a common means of gettm together The first half year meetlngs were held each week and the ent1re n1embersh1p numberxng about twelve was at every meetln or had a legal excuse for not bemg present The meetm s were lnterstmg and clebfttlng be an to take place ln the pro ram Horace Iencks was the first Secretary and he filled h1s pos1t1on honorably At the end of the first term the Soclety had a membersh1p of suiteen Early 1n October the same year the q0C1QtY agam got under way Nh' Palnter was elected Pres1dent for the term These rneet1ng's were Well attended and 1nterest ran hlgh New members came stead1ly 1n and by the end of the term there were twenty four members 1n the should be able to attend Frank Atkmson was elected Pres1dent for the term beglnnmg 1n lanuary Qmce Mr Atklnson has had the cha1r the q0C16tY has come to the front The membershlp IS now unlnmted 'md there are about ihlrty boys now taking an act1ve part 1n the welfare of the SOC19ty Several soclal events were held and were well attended The most promlnent of these was the presentatlon of the pennant to the Wmmng s1de 1n the membersh1p campalgn by the Alumn1 of the Delph1ans rlh1S event took place 1D the Gymnasmm and Was attended by about fifty students and Alumn1 The meetmgs have also been good More 1nterest has been taken ln the Work th1s year than ever before The debatmff has also been an excellent tramlng and the Delphlan team won m the Interscholastlc Debate The Delphlans were also Well represented 1n the Declamat1on Contest We hope next year to 1ncrease the membershlp as well as the 1n terest of th1s Soclety and to make lt the best that IS poss1ble 1n any H1gh School and Wlth the support of as loyal a membershlp as was behmd the SOC18ty th1s year lt cannot help but attaln that goal Harry Johnson 2 . , . 3 1 , U . U . , . Y T , ' , ' . g . I 1 l ' 1 f . D SI y . . U . . ' - - z-s 1 . 1 ' ,cg ' 1 gf . ' . 7 . y , L . . 0 . L . 0 Y . . 1 7 lv' . Society. The meetings were held every other Week in order that more L I 1 Q 7. k . I . ' 1 . I I l K . . . . C . i ly . . V . I . I C ' . , , . . . . . . . A ' 9 I n Y 7 ' W ' ' o ' 1 Penlamattnn fllnniesi Un Aprll 27 the erghteenth annual Declamatlon Contest for the lndward F Wr1ght medal was held 111 the Aud1tor1um The contest ants and the1r subjects Were SubJu,,at1on of the Phrhppmes A Un1on bold1er The New South Abraham Ilncoln Race Problem Reply to Hayne Call to Arms Judson Wrlhams Paul Jeanne Robert Sh1llady John Nlcbaffery Donald McPherson Harry Johnson Ralph Pelta li rank Hall Hoar Thurston Grady Watterson Grady Webster Henry Ralph Pelta Won f1rst pr1ze Donald McPherson Was a close sec ond, wh1le Judson W1ll13mS rece1ved honorable ment1on The second pr1ze was a set of Shakespeare s Works The bovs under M1ss Lewrs d1rect1on, Worked hard and how well they succeeded IS attested to by the fact that the contest was one of the best ever held here Fraker ,. . . . . -0. I . sncubaonullu I Ill ' u 1 1 . J. ......-........ -..-....-..-- ....... I W Victor of Marengo ...... ............. ........ ..... A n o nymous , - - Y , . . ., . . v7 7 f f 5 glillusrnzxl Qmgantzaturns gf: 22 411, ,NJ I 'HL ,M 'iliylli . U II I' H'-Ui ' Un? ', ' 9 ITM Smwmul 1 71,'rlH!! 1f1HM I I-giffx ily ' 1 E' 'ff-'a H' 1' . 'MMR + .slay I 'Emil li g :I 1li'l Q xl' N Wh :Mak Q ' Q ' f -U mtnrg uf gllllusrnztl fIBr5zrnrzzdmn1a 1l1e 111,11 behool has 'L Club of Glee Nvltll 1 1I1Q1I11JQI'bl11p about f1fty three, 1h1s olub was started 1n beptember and all xx eu asked to be 1 member 1119 club xx as Ooxerned xery f1ne By 110019 who kept the luds ID l1ne boon they gave two Dreat dlsplays, Wh1ch beat grand opera 1n many Ways 1l1e o1el1est1a helped the s111.C,ers, too XX 1th IIlllSlC that would the soul p1erce through Xnd the house was f1lled to the xe15 door X11 tlus 18 due to the lxlee Llub s lung, bo all l1a1l, tlns wondrous be1nb, Xnd xxlusn llus ,olden term IQ 0 er 141 s ll s px usc to N11 Nloole Horace L1ttell : 4 1 o T' ' . ' V e 9 ' 1 f , 1, ' - - V' '1 1 1. ' ' 7 1 1 'e Q 2 . V1 1 H N 0. v y v ' . 1 , , v , , . 5 , . . , 1, I C a V' , ., ,. .. ' 0- ' 1 -1 f 1 k - v 7 F01 tl1ex sane and la ed as ne er before W Z1 7 i V A kj, v. C ' 7 -v . , '. '. , , 1 '1 21 ,' . 1 . . , , I . .K . U 1 1 1 'L' 0' x 'ki 7 , 11 'Q il Ulllg' 1 'z .1 's 1 '. . ' . 'l I . 3 'T uw- fig' 1 Ieirns L' Qty -11 'IX in Wig is f SSM XX ,523 Q25 Z-N 11 ' 1 T534 25' .l E n..,7, -Q, 'ip 0 I E ,I y g gf! ., 2 X - aa' , . .' Af' - ' , Q X A' 'Q :, lf, 1 f A X, Q 3- ., ' gg ' k 9 , V. .pin 2 , f ?f 2? ff 42 f qi . 5 1 1, it - 4 X N ,h x Q gf OX L 'gl ?g '2 sf. fl 3 ' 1 2 E5 W E .' fl ,+ 1 ,,: . -L E .Zi f. 1,' Nd :I v ax s Q? j 5 ' , If 1 , v H ' X I - . . Ui ' 4 E I , WA o V Q n-----.- . ,A IA, , A D XXX -f C ZS' ' LJ 1 4- P gf! if , N123 X 'K ff' Az:-' . 'X 1 E. X fp' s 1 N 1 Xikifffk' f glfnnillall The football season was a very hard one for our team We were hand1capped by several d1sadvantat,es F1rst our school opened three Weeks after the other h1gh schools of the state and so We Were slow 111 gettmg our pract1ee started Secondly we had to praetlce on a field covered Wlth weeds roads mdoes and worst of all sand and plenty of lt but as We had slx old play ers and two Who had played football 111 the h1gh schools from whmch they had come We soon got 1n shape and showed 1n our first game W1th C C that We had mater1al for '1 w1nn1ng team The College had had three Weeks pract1ee to our one and out Welghed us twelve pounds to the man but We succeeded 1n holdmg them down to a score of' 73 'llns Dave 11s great encouragement and We Worked hard for our game Wlth the Freshmen Whom We defeated the fOllOXVlI1b q 1tllI'd lX bx ascore of 8 to 0 The team that represented the school 111 ehamp1onsh1p games was M3Tt1H Center Semor Holmes R1ght Guard Semor Carne Rlght Tackle Jun1or Weber R1ght Fnd Tumor More T eft Guard Junlor K1eppe T eft Tackle Semor Taylor Left End J un1or Kampf' Quarter Back Senlor Bruce Full Back .Tumor Morrls I eft Half Back Jumor Cheese CCapta1nl R1 ht Half Back qemor Our second team was also very strong those We used as substl ttues were equal to the regular players 1n many mstances and It was vfflth great dlffieultv that Mr Coffin Was able to select the first team subs We used most were Emery Full Back A End qhockley Tackle Ha Center Fowler Quarter Back Cheese Half Back We played five h1gh school teams and defeated four of them In P' 7 ' - ' , ................................. 155, ' 1 Q ........................... 180, ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 ............................ 168, ' , ' 1 .,........................... 150, . ' 1 , 1 .............................. 155, ' ' , 1 ............................ 170, ' 1 j , ....................... .. ...... 160, ' , .............. ...... ...... 1 1 30, ' , 1 , ............,......... ........ 1 58, ' ' , 1 G ........................1 155, ' 1 . , Q' .................. 11 The : hl .... ...... ll ..... . .I .... F N gs. 'S CD EE' as En. CD Hn-I 3013: im HSD 05 Q3 SD She: :Q-I On-4 O 52. ev- 2 O O I3 CD fv- O Q Q ef- D' Q O ev- CT' CD H ev- O F' E QQQQQQQQ tlillrritlitdmillmtrl Pi o EF E- 1-1 1-4 cu O 'U 'U o I5 cv U EF U1 Colorado College Colorado College Freshmen East Denver V1Ct0T U S Sallors Centennlal Lamar Longmont Ne1ther of the Pueblo teams or Cutler entered 1nto the champmn sh1p race although Centenmal had a team she d1d not l1ve up to the standard of the league and could not play for the champ1onsh1p Therefore we really had only two champ1onsh1p games The first of these was played 1n Lamar on the 19th of November Lamar had beaten all the schools of the valley by large and dec1s1ve scores and as her team outwe1ghed ours by 22 pounds to the man she thought she could defeat us 1n a l1ke manner B11t after one and a half hours of wranghng between the I amar players and the officlals and one hour of playmg they found the1r hopes gone and the l1ttle team from the north gomg back v1ctor1ous We had only five days to get ready for our game w1th Longmont We also had to take up most of these days 1n travel1ng We were treated royallv ln Longmont The teams were almost evenlv matched so w1th the exceptmn of a few m1nutes 111 the second quarter the honors were about evenly d1v1ded Now let us take a look at next vear s prospects We shall have Fowler for quarter back More tackle Bruce full back Hall center Ahl end Clarence Cheese half back Other good men who w1ll prob ably be there are Eubank Nlfong Forest and Vernon Deal Dlck and 01'V1ll8 Rwhardson and qhocklev W1th all the new mater1al that 1S sure to be 111 school C Q H S should put out a team that W1ll be 1n v1nc1ble Next year the team w1ll have the advantage of play1ng the final game at home MANAGER ROBINSON In sp1te of the few large games D6W1tt kept the schedule full and succeeded 1n paymg off all old debts W1th the recelpts of two games here the association was able to present the team and the subs who .s. .s. ...... . .......... 0 ......... . 23 .s. .s. .... . .. 8 , . 0 .s. . .. 23 ...... 3 .s. . . .. 40 ' . ........ 0 .s. .. 6 .. ' .. 5 .s. ......... .. .. 28 ' ... .. .. .. .. 2 .s. ..... .. 11 ,, 5 .s. .. 0 9 47 took part in either of the championship games with handsome white sweaters. Dewitt was popular with all the fellows and could be relied upon to be present when needed. lillniinnl MR. COFFIN. Our new coach, Mr Coffin, was a member of the M1nes team which 1n 1900 won the Rocky Mountain championship He then taught 1n Longmont High School and coached the team that defeated us and the great Englewood team from Chicago Mr Coffin then spent a year in California where he coached a team at Long Beach, after which he came here The fellows not only found him to be a friend but also found that he knew a great deal of football He was always the first one on the field and the last one off, and it is due to his untiring ef forts that we were able to make such a fine showing It was also due to his influence that we established the reputation of be1ng the cleanest and fairest players 111 the state Ezrskst 232111 The next week after the Longmont game in football found our basket ball team hard at work, intent on getting revenge on that school for the late defeat Our first game was with Longmont, and we found that if we wished to compete with northern schools we must bring them down here or practice on some dance floor Our team played steady, consistent ball throughout the season, and 111 spite of the many changes, Coach Erps, of the Y M C A, was able to keep a winning team on the floor all the tune We started the season w1th Chambers Center Altman fcaptallll Right Forward TaY101' Left Guard Williams Right Guard 1...- ' ov' cr 0' I ' 0 u . 7 C C a . .....-........ 7 Hamilton ........................ ......... L eft Forward , ...... ................. ww 'Y' ,Ln A We ended the season Wlth Bundy Center F Deal Rlght Forward Wall Left Forward V Deal Left Guard W1l11ams QCapta1nj R1ght Guard Other men who played on the team durmg the season were Nohe Glezen, Holman, Evans and Cheese The followmg shows the results of the season Longmont Greeley Pueblo North Canon C1ty South Canon L1ty South Canon Cnty Qherel All Stars Greeley Longmont Trlads Deaf and Bl1nd Total, C S H S Opponents Next year w1th Mr Erps to coach our team and w1th the abun dance of fme mater1al that w1ll be 1n school It should make even a better record than 1t d1d th1s year Mr Erps who 1S perhaps the best basketball coach 1n the West has already prom1sed h1s servrces for next wear s basketball season We shall certalnly be glad to accept them and hope he w1ll have great success and brrng the th1rd successrve bas ketball champ1onsh1p to Colorado Sprmgs Hrgh School b Us l'll ' 1 C. S. H. S.. ................ 19 . . ., 35 C. S. H. S. ........ . .. . 48 . .......... . . . 18 C.S.H.S.. ..... . .. 44 . ...... .. 9 C.S.H.S.. .... 41 ' 17 C. S. H. S.. ................ 56 ' N' . ....... . 26 C. S. H. S.. .... . 61 North Canon City Qherel . .. 9 C. S. H. S.. .... . .... 40 ' 1' . .. 23 C.S.H.S.. .... . 72 . ........... 40 C.S.H.S.. .... 27 ' . ...... . ..... 78 C.S.H.S.. .... . 26 . ... 22 C. S. H. S.. .... . 50 ' . ....... .. 26 C.S.H.S.. .......... 71 . ' .. 33 .. . .... 555 L' ...... ........3s5 mf will l H 'ill 1 Ezxsehall When baseball pract1ce began our prospects were very brrght It seemed that a champ1onsh1p was 1n our grasp But Just before the league schedule opened Hyatt suddenly dropped school for some un known reason and as the team hlnged on hun h1S Wlthdrawal left us 1n a bad fu ICICPPG worked out to f1ll the place, but was unable to control hrs curx os and We were forced to br1ng F Deal 1n from second base to f1ll the posltlon Th1s left second open, but Emery Worked uell there We then had a team Whlch depended a great deal upon Captam Wall at flrst base Then what d1d Bud do 1ust before the Cutler game but get appendlcltls and so leave us 1n another f1X heedless to sav Cutler u on 5 to 2 but not so easlly as you mlght thlnk XVe made them play ball all the t1me 'lhe fOllOW1D shows the results of the season Central Centenmal Central Centenmal Cutler The team hned up 1n the early part of the season 1n the followmg Wav K1eppe Wall fcaptl I' Deal Cowan Evans Carne X Deal Emery p1tcher fmrst base second base shortstop thlrd base left fleld center fleld rlght fleld But after Bud's slckness and 1n the last games pltched Tflcobs play ed f1rst Emery second and Davls Kleppe play ed the outflelds The champ1onsh1p was luck Now It IS up to you to boost for next year and see no such m1sfortunes We W1ll prove that we can play ball Semor Semor Sophomore Sophomore Jumor Jumor J un1or Senlor Forest Deal V Deal and lost by hard to lt there are .B . 5 . 5' 5 - , . U . , . . A . it , . L U . . , Q. .1 , Q . . .W . . u '- . v f ' Y 9 9 . . W ' gl K Y X : C. S. H. S. ................. 3 1 . .... .... ....... 1 0 C.S.H.S. ........... . .. 7 f ' . ........ 6 C.S.H.S. ............ .... 7 . .......... . ...10 C.S.H.S. .............. .. 4 , ' . ............. .. 3 C. S. H. S. ................. 2 . .................. . 5 Bruce ..................... catcher .... ............ .... J u nior , t c l .Y, . l , . y . l fifrack We began our track pract1ce 1n the m1ddle of February and worked steadlly unt1l the 20th of May At f1rst the1e were about twenty fellows out regularly, but th1s number gradually d1m1n1shed unt1l there were not more than three or four durlng the week followlng vacat1on But Mr Coffln gave a l1ttle talk 1n the audltonum, and from that t1me there were about fourteen fellows out regularly Gerald bchlessman was the only man not to mrss a s1ngle mght 1n the two and a half months of practlce lhose fortunate enough to make the team were Hall, Cross, Nlfong, Eubank, Clarence and Charhe Cheese, bhockley, bweeny, bchlessman and Holmes bome others who d1d some work were Wolf, Johnson Hammond flair bpahr, and Frock In the Colorado College meet we scored four po1nts, three won by Cheese ln the quarter and one by Holmes 1n the 220 yard dash Holmes quahfied for the Hnals 1n the 100 yard dash and Cheese quahied 1n the At the state meet 1n Boulder we entered a team of eleven men and d1d somewhat better than 1n the southern meet Captam Cheese broke h1s old record of 03 2 0, settlng a new record of 02 2 5, and also won fourth place 1n the half m1le run scormg sur po1nts Holmes qual lfled for the sem1 finals 1n both the 100 and 220 and won fourth place 1n the shot, scorlng one po1nt Nlfong won h1s heat and quahfied for the finals 1n the 440, Clarence Cheese also quahhed 1n the 2 90 yards ln all, we won seven po1nts, more than the two prevlous years to gether No two fellows deserved the1r tr1p to Boulder more than Newton Holman and Ogle NIQYWID, both of whom could always be depended on to be present when wanted lhev certalnly deserve great credrt for the1r d1l1gent rubbmg I am sure tl1e members of the team w1ll remem ber for some t1me the energy these two fellows used on them when the1r muscles were sore Charles Cheese .--.-1 . . . . . . . ' . , . . . .... . . . . . . . , , . '. . . ,' VY , , . '1 ' Y N1 ' 1 C1 N X1 1 - . . , .. , 7 ! 7 ' w ' , 1 ' ,' ct , , . . . v V, . . 220. I . . N . . . ,, . .. . ., ' . - . . N. . - , . . .. .- . 5 I 7 . . I , .. . S. 1-I I I' . I . . J. V, . Y ' 0, . ' v , , - . . s ur and mmzrs CHEESE MR. ROY COFFIN Football and Track Coach HOLMES 4 f-L W if Q iifivii-e X Qgramzthrs H 4 fx wzif ff f W V 7,1 ffl , X Qjgfg W T If Q, SW gin E-faces On Fr1day evemng March 24 a farce, ' In Hades, was g1ven 1n the Aud1tor1um for the beneiit of the Athlet1c ASSOC1at1OD The cast was composed of boys from the J un1or and bemor classes the female parts bung taken by the boys IVIISS Lew1s coached the members 1n the1r par ts and It was due 1n a great measure to her excellent work that tl1e play was such a success lo say that the play was a success IS putt1ng It m1ldly 'lhe A.ud1tor1um was packed and the aud1ence showed the1r approval by frequent and hearty applause The boys who masqueraded as g1rls made the h1t of the evemng llheu make ups Were splendld In Hades IS a one act farce w1th the settmg 1n HIS batamc MaJest1e's kmgdom lhe characters are promment people taken from h1story 'The P1606 1S a scream from start to hmsh Many a good laugh was developed 111 the use of present day slang by personages iamous centurles ago Tlhe actors portrayed character1st1cs whrch made them famous wh1le on earth the1r descent to the lower reg1ons, seemmgly, havmg made no d1lference 1n the1r actlons ilhe farce was enhvened by songs, choruses and fancy dances by members of the cast The cast for the play was as follows Archunedes Fredemck Fraker Columbus Hampton Wall v511Y10ek Judson W1ll1ams Shakespeare George bmton Lady MaCb8th Edgar Taylor Queen Isabella Cllfton Llerd Queen Ehzabeth George Harrlson Jullet Gllbert Os1ncup Catherme de Med1c1 Davld Dudley b1r Walter Rale1gl1 Dan Bufmer luhus Caesar Phlhp More About one hundred and twenty Eve dollars was reahzed from th1s farce whlch amount was appl1ed upon the debt 1ncurred through the purchase of new su1ts for the baseball team J T W '11 71 ' ' 4 77 ' ' 7 7 A , - . , . 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Helen of Troy. . . .. . . . .. ......Charles Emery w Y' ,. . 1 . . ........................ - .... .- ...... . . l 9 smut flllass flag QJ11 fll ann rg Early rn the year the 1llustr1ous class of 1911 declded to g1ve the rustomary class play Meetlngs were held often meet1ngs heavy w1th dlscusslon concermng the relatne merlts of The College W1d0W and She Stoops to Conquer As no dec1s1on could be made, It was dec1ded that a compromlsc was necessary, so the play In Chancery, by Arthur Pmero, was chosen Mlss LEWIS was chosen to coach the play and Dewltt Roblnson was chosen 'ls manager After frequent trymgs out, Mlss Lew1s fmally dec1ded on the cast But the play seemed to be 1ll fated An mterruptwn came wh1ch broke up the cast for a t1me New players were chosen, but the re hearsals d1d not go merr1ly on, as was expected The play was g1ven up unt1l the farce ' In Hades ' was over, then rehearsals were started The f1nal cast was as follows Captam DIODYSIHS McCafferty Charles Emery Dr Tltus fhls medlcal attendantj Judson W1ll1ams Montague Johffe Loren Chambers Mr Hmxman Leonard Owen Tohn fMrs Sm1th's servantl Fred Kampf Mr Buzzard fa butcherj Ohver Grant Mr Gauge fa draperj W1ll1am Argo Mrs Sm1th Florence Evans Patncla McCafferty Emma Bates Ameha Ann Buzzard Edyth Taylor Walker CMrs Sm1th's servant? Agnes Boyd Klttles Helen Boyd For the benef1t of our readers the story 1S as follows Mr Johffe 1s a stranger at the hotel at Steepleton J unctlon Nobody knows any thmg about h1m as he was ID a lL61I'1bl9 rfulwas accldent at Steepleton and was brought unconscmus to the hotel of wh1cl1 Captaln McCaf ferty IS the proprletor P'lt1lCl'l NIcCaffe1ty nurses Johffe back to health and 1nc1dentally, loses her heart to h1m Johffe IS qu1te un CODSCIOUS of th1s and when the xrutable captfun 1nforms h1m that he IS acceptable as a son m lass ho IQ qu1te os ercome After th1s con 5 ' ...H I-I g 1' . . . . . 7 . U ' 7! SK 77 ' ' . . .L C , ll 77 ' ' ' C o ' C ! If n I .-...... .-....- . . -Q -- Mrs. Marmaduke Jackson . ....... ....... Salome Conrad , - versat1on the London papers 'urne and Tohffe d1scovers that a re Ward IS offered for h1m, as he 1S wanted for abscondmg However, preparatmns for the weddmg go merr1ly on In the m1dst Hmxman, fm detectlve m'1kes h1s appearance at the hotel He w1shes to attend the Weddm 'md I9 bldden br Nl'CC'lffQI'tW hrmself Johffe IS upset bv the evcltement and ll es lumself 'twat to Hmvman who has been llstenmg unseen At tlus 1uneture Mrs Qm1th w1th her servants enters the hotel 'md en '1 es rooms Rv the followmg events lt 1S found that Tobn the serv 'mt man lQ Mrs qm1th's husband Hlnx man comes m and I'9C0U'Tll79Q Mrs Qmltb Qlbe uses her mgenulty and plans to hare Tolxffe taken bv the detectwes Tollffe decldes he must make hls escape and mfluenees Hmvman wlth the mebrlatlnef bever afre He escapes W1tb all followmg In a con luttle place at Urax esend bves a eomelv W1d0W Mrs Iackson and ber mald Kmttles On account of the dlsappearance of Vlflule sbe IQ 1n a f'1t ot' denres mn lod ers m the form of Mrs Smlth Tobn Walker and Tol1ft'e come 'llbex enfrfwe rooms -'md Mrs Srmth leaves Tobffe ber 'assumed husband m the swttm room Wbmle alone be reco nwes some of the brw '1 brfac about tbe room and hls memorv returns Mrs Tackson enters tbe room and recoffmzes Mr Jollffe as her husband Mr Marmaduke Tackson Hmvman d1scovers that Tolln not Tobffe 1s tbe man he 1s after FV6!'Vtll1l'lg' 1S explalned and Dr Tltus proposes to M1ss Meflaffertv and 1s accepted Evervthlng ettled and ' thev hved happv every after ' Salome Conrad fu ,gn 'Blg . I A K y . v Q . . 1 . 4 . i , lf . , 1 r .L , C . ' I ga f C' . .Y ' 'C .Y . ' . f' . ' gl. v L ' .' c c .Y , . - s K ' I 0 - , . Y.. '. , . . r . , 0 1 I I C . , H f ,cn 51 .s .. Q 1 1 , , 1 vc . '- A v . L ' ' - 0 g . I 9 - 1- r N ,, . ,. , -. A , . n - Y K Y 9 . 1 1 I 1 1 , . K a I . . C l I I 0 0 9 . ., 1 , , ,. . V m ' , lf X , I 1 V . ' l W ' a L' 0 , r , ' N ' ,, f l .L Mr. Jackson sbe is obliged to eke out ber existence by taking: lodgers. . . , .. . . ' V .gl . . U . 0 N , . . . 9 . O ' - f v , . 37 V -1 r, , A , r K - . , . 1 r r , V , . -1 ' r , 1 1 X Q .l ,, . . ,- -. A r . v f I , t f . h L . - 4 0 U I I V 1 O O 9 ' f . 1 . - f , f . , . J Y 0 o o 0 is s ' l . ' . . ' .WL lf -sw H J 'S Nl? 'Fx ,sf Til lllefler Quarh ROBERT E SHILLADY Edxior rn Chuf PAUL A JEANNE Bunnu: Managlr James Regan Au I Buwuu Managcr Eleanor Johnson Mxrror Edxtor Wrlham Argo .lu t Mxrnr Eduor Marshall Versteeg Oburfvatory Edrtar Frederrck Morath Au t Obnwvatory Edztor Peter I-Iohn Helen Kirkwood Mabel Kreppe Mary Burnap Charles Cheese Annex Manager Alumni Editor Exrhang: Edxtor Literary Edxtor Athlmc Editor The Lever Board takes pleasure 1n presentmg th1s book to the school We have put out a book ent1rely drfferent ln style to any other annual ever before put out by th1s school Tlus change has made the book a llttle more expenswe but we th1nk that It also 1mproves It and makes It more worthy of the school You may ask What IS the use ln hav1ng such a book? ' At 'drst you may not see any use 1n rt, but as the years pass by you W1l1 come to engoy and apprec1ate lt more and more, not so much for the book 1tself, but for the memones wh1ch lt w1ll call to mrnd of dear old C S H S and of the finest class that ever graduated from th1s school the class of 1911 At th1s tune we w1sh to thank the members of the Engl1sh Depart ment, and especlally M1ss Woodworth for the1r help and suggestlons We also wlsh to thank May Snyder and W1ll1am Argo for the drawmgs wh1ch they made, and all others who a1ded us 111 the preparat1on of th1s Annual Agam we hope that you W1ll engoy th1s book, and 1f 1n later years It brmgs back some pleasant memorles It wrll have fulfilled 1ts mxssxon he l ,- ' l ,. L I ' n ' a . 9 Y I if Nmiv-la gf x':7iggqQT m R Nw..-'Xf-., FRATERNITI ILS may be a bad thmg for the school, but the firms that have advertisements ln thrs Annual are most certamly helpers and boosters If lt Were not for our advertrsers ll would be book as thxs IS for so low a prlce to our sub scrlbers W'e certamly do not wlsh to be behlnd them ID sp1r1t so We should return thls favor by our patronage impossible for us to put out so expensive a LYMAN J GAGE, Secretary of the Treasury, says. Business Schools approxlmate actual hfe much closer than the umversmes tmmng the youth so he can step dxrectly from the School mto a payxng position Then' growing recog mtlon IS one of the most hopeful slgns of the tlmes A SUMMER TERM of ten weeks wxll be conducted at the Central Buslness College beglnnlng Monday, June 19th Call or write for information F C. ONSTOTT Princnpal 18-20 South Tqion Street THE COLLEGE OFFICE O O U . . . . .. .- D . . . .. . - . a .. . . . H v 1.- n1unn 0 C 0 0 s ' 1 I ,, I 4 :Ne vw 1879 1911 The Hamllton Jewelry Co 12 North Teion Street The Shop of Quallty where there IS somethmg of mterest to everybody We are especially prepared to care for your wants rn Statxonary and manufacturmg Odd Jewelry of all kmds Class Plns a specialty For Thrrty Two Years the Leadlng Jewelry Store H A Hamilton E E Tallaferro WHAT D0 YOU THINK9 NAME CHARACTER OCCUPATION FUTURE David Dudley happy tendmg bab1es walter Remck Gregg dangerous chewmg gum to reform Glen Weber undec ded fussmg danc ng mast Geo Kleppe mlld actlng foolxsh farmer Percy Bond nice runnmg the Hup crrcus performer Stemway Sohmer A B Chase Everett Kurtzmann Schaeffer Kohler8cCampbell VICTOR AND EDISON PHONOGRAPHS Bargains ln sllghtly used instruments at all tlmes Pianos to rent Expert tunmg The Kmght Campbell MUSIC Company TAR Hiiiliiiiliangy LAU DRY g O Confectxoners Makers of Best Ice Cream and Home Made Candles 115 NOrtl1 TCJOH St 110 EAST CUCHARRAS STREET and 24 East Pllres Peak Avenue Telephone 342 Mam 1219 O O O O I ' ffffffffu r f.flfI. ' .... i .... .. ' i er Chas. Emery chrldxsh lookmg mce .... anun H . H ........,.... . ....... .. . H .n. ..... - 1 Y ' ' 1 Y 1 D O C - I I Tod Powell President W E Doner Sec y and Treaa The Powell Doner Sporting Goods Go 112 EAST PIKE S PEAK AVENUE PHONE MAIN 930 Base Ball Foot Ball Tennis, Gymnasium Supplies, Guns, Ammunition, Flshlng Tackle Eoeryihmg for Sportsman Ou Info mati Bu eau ill ass tyo n yo r plans for camp ng fish ng and hunting trips We have had e per ence in the fields and streams thro ghout this co ntry and will be pleased to adv se yo regarding various locations guides etc Huntlni Licenses Issued Gong Bearer Headquarter call at the Tepee the Medicine Men will give you the dope G H RWOOD GENERAL HOUSE PAINTING 214K NORTH TEJON STREET Phone 717 Picture Framing Paper Hanging Wall Tinting Glazing Etc Foreign and Domestic Wall Paper Paints Oil Glass Varnishcs and Brushes Keystone all Dickinson Grocery and I ardware Go General Hardware Majestic Ranges Cold Storage Refrigerators 112 South Tejon 107 North Tejon Street Main 136 117 340 1 Phone 465 ' 1 l g - . . , . - O I 0 ' ..- 3 D I ff ' JJ r r on r w' is ui u i , i ' ' , x i ' . u ' u ' i u ' ' ' , , . Our Daily Bulletins in regard to fishing conditions, results of athletic contests, etc., will be appreciated by you. an lr sn, ll PP- ' ' ' ' ' o o I . .. y .D , . . . , . . n . 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 O O Q - X 0 l n Q l 1 i . l GOOD LOTHE Fon GRADUATING EXERCISES ThlS IS the t1me you want to look your best come to Gorton s and be correctly att1red Sults S25 S20 S15 Sh1rts S2 S150 S1 Underwear the su1t S3 2 1 Hoslery all kmds 50c and 25c the pa1r Neckwear the latest 75c and 50c Hats over 50 styles S10 down to Sl We take pamcular pams w1th all our customers Money Cheer-fully ll3 E Pnke s Peak Refunded Avenue Os ncu1 Husung I l II 05916 xan Pllll More Taff Argo t11rtat ous agreeable c 1quett1sh 1 11 ea effem nate bemg sw cet nothmg doubtful ry tl1 ng knockmg lJllISl1ll1g m 111 t 11 lrofes IO dl bum old 1113.111 11a1 'X r 1 entmg cl 0 Pean1t G'1llery Contmued The Emporzum H c Store and More Meals and L nche Whole ale Reta I Go to the CHICAGO BAKERY for Your Bread and Pastry Phone Maln 539 109 South Tejon LYRIC A CRY T L THEATRES Our New Ace High Last IS DlStlHCtlVe, Correct and 1 D 5 1,-.ig ressy 9 X X 7 -J The Whltaker-Kester Shoe Company PICIUYC Plays 10 North Tejon Street . . . . , ' - . 1 l 1 ' I 1 1 ' 9 ' 1 I P I S ' S ' ' , ' 1 J ' 1 1 - to see they are correctly attited. Come and see Q' . 1 . i 1 ...... .... A 1 .... ' .v ......... .2 i'sc . ...... . .... .... .... ..... ..... . . 1 s 11' 7 'f .... 1 ' .... ..... ..... ...... . . . . ' ' A ......... . ...... kllld ....... eve' 1 ...... ter 1 n I' ...............a11011011 . ............. .... 1 .,.. . ..... t I ori11 U 1 C 79 , ' C 0 9 I O O O 10 H .1 u s S . 1 'am' 1 .. -I X ' 2 X .or 7 -gs.ms..:., 5' Y X , . fff ' '3 ,- 391 'Z mtv-, tr Y 'Nx:1 s'? O Commencement F ootewear The young lady graduate w1ll want the correct thmg antlclpated her requlre ments and can furmsh the new style pumps m satm canvas patent suede velvet and dull kxd Prlce range S3 50 to 5 00 you surely wxll want a new surt to spend your vacatlon m just a casual mspectlon of our Sprung and Summer Suits will satxsfy you that they are the product of a hugh order of ablllty There IS consplcxous dxstmctron ln the cut of the models they fit with preclsron pamstalrmg care has been glven to every detarl ln tarlor mg whnle dependable fabrxcs msure perma nency of form and appearance gg 3 1-uw 57 Tejon and Knows GAINOIINWWSE The Fazrleys 4E Law Undertaking Co C LICENSED EMBALMERSJ 218 and 220 East Pike s Peak Ave Telephone 1243 uw s c P 59 The Camck Harness and Carnage Company E. C WOODWARD A d Ch I: Harness, Saddlery, Trunks and Bags 'Sayer an emu cl C Wagons an amages 26 Ent mom SL Wholesale and Retul Colorado SPYUIKU GROCERY and MARKET E pro.. Ms. 90: 'ANK K'Z'25.m S. N....1. ., YA - X L67- ' uve y fx af ' ' rooll s fi 2. . 'J J , l' Lg 'ff' I A 11' ' ' . , -2 ' in footwear' We have ll Now that this term s school days are over, . . ' ll 1 Q j ' if - Geo- O I C ' I 1 and 21 . needs Avo. 'Wil' 2 C To Hlgh chool tudents To whom we are indebted for their continued patronade we ex tend our sincere appreciation You will find our store the ridht kind of a store to deal with In the speclal lines most frequently required by Hldh School Students such as athletrc trophies prizes and cups our stock will always meet your demand And we have everything! a first class Jewelry Shop should carry also And remember, it is always a pleasure for us to see you here Johnson Jewelry Company Doc Robmson rmportant Chambers agreeable Mary Burnap precrse Kampf HICC sunny utner humorous Jenme mdxfferent managmg affaxrs mayor auto r1d1n marrxed man bossxng matron old mards home bluffmg marrxed man crac mg jo es awyer translatxng French foreman of cham gang Contmued lu mbm Call on The J C St John Plumblng and Sells Our Goods The Quallty of Our Goods IS the very best that can be obtamed for the money Our Flve Cent Ice Cream Sodas cannot be equalled anywhere In the clty Try one and be convmced Hugh School Students who are partlcular wlll find this the best place to buy thelr lunches and candles Heatlng CQ The School 313 North Tejon C'0nfeCti0nel'y Main 48 Opp Hidh School Edm'W5f'f?f1ff2f2Q2ff' D '7i5ffff'griggl'i'fgk553Qfff'f'f, i?f.f??'?'YW' For Real Prompt Superior Quality ' Q lfState Normal School of Colorado Greeley, Colorado A professional school for the preparation of public school teachers, kindergarten, grade, high school and special lines such as Manual Training Art Domestic Science Elementary Agriculture Rural School etc DIPLOMAS Normal Pd B Normal Graduate Pd M Normal College A B in Education There is a well selected library containing 40 000 volumes well equipped laboratories museums out door play ground and athletic field a school garden and forestry with green house a practice school from kindergarten to high school inclusive in which each student is given full opportunity to observe and teach while connected with the institution and a well trained faculty imbued with the functional side of education Fall term opens Sept 12 1911 For further particulars send for catalog Z X SNYDER President Greeley Colorado Graduatlon Footwear We are showing all the new nobby effects in satins velvets patents and gunmetals white canvas high shoes etc pumps two straps and button oxford patterns ll' XY' T0 IT XM. l Everything New Tha s Good vw. Svmrx HAUGE , Tailor PARK BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM Best Coffee ln the Clty J SCHAEFER, Prop 24 N Tejon Street ...........,,,, Hassell Iron Works Go M CTU! I I ANUFA EHS UF lllllll ' HH mnzmag I N ' Structural Iron, Castings, Machlne 8 Boiler Work -M I connrn slam mon: mn monm . ' ' D L-' ' ' u - tr n . l ' l l l . 1 . . ,fl I:::::,...rg:- ,sw ' f : : ' o : flllllllll i I rgl5l5l,l,I,lClIl!l!l!I!l 'sus 5 lltlliwu al1'a': - H I 2 lt!! z i I illllifiii ::::f5E,! gi lgllifn : : aug- 5 lqllll' Mme M D Hzllmer 1911 Seafon J Shofwzng of Exelzeszfve Mzllznery and Frenelz Pattern Hats al.ro .valzczu atlenlxon to a ull lme of Goodfwzn Cartel: once fworn alfway: fuorn They are par excellence or com art ft and orm Przfvate tlxng room: in can nectxon 6 East Pxke s Peak Avenue HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AT T E NTI O N The Up to Date Barber Shop IS CAMPBELL S MILK CREAM IF YOU WANT BARBER BUTTER TH E SINTON DAIRY 417 SOUTH EL PASO Phone Mam 442 QUALITY Sommer s Market 113 South Tejon Street Phone 114 bl11ll'1Cly Ruth Broun Dad Bruce Ceo :l l'1TI1SOH Frances Tlllngton Ver teeg Carne Claw Harrxson pupmcxous naturally mean happy go lucky undecldecl b1by1sh uieleag ut f l o sxglt 1d1ot1c gassmg mltum mal lgency entertammg Sunday Qoc1ety belle mght athletlcs Supl of school makmg h1ts lmcl Cll'lXCl mmonlxght xvnltzes ruhm new glrls f m mlselonary gambler us g multx lT'IllllOl'lZlllC playmg pool coal heuex Whether You Have a BLUESUIT or not, you d better see tbe ones 'we have You can t get too many of our kind of Blue Serges Snappy models cleverly perfectly Hired 315 318 320 325 The New Headgear Footwear ana' Sbzrts care fully :elected for the goung man at this :tore Perlezns Slzearer ompany Everythmg Strlctly F1 rst Class 31 Modern IAS HOWARD l 0 0 0 , . . . . . V f Y If 7? , . f fy f - ff - , . . , , r ..-..nn- 1 , .l ,,.,,, K . r,. '1 ' ......... ....... .......... r C ' ' 'K L V . r ' u ' 9 . , . . V , D 1 . - y 1 ' , . C 1 I xfzmuwwuxnuyzg 5 35 E 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 5 mmswammmmmmx Red Roses for Graduatlon pl deff Howe s t be d the gr d atmg wwldbpl dthvyuxmeortoco Red Rlch ond Roses ana' g t ou przces We lm w you w ll be pleas d w th the tack and p s e lways rzght The Plke s Peak Floral Co smmmmmmmmsvaseaseasesmmmnmmmg Seldomrldge Gram Co S25 S 'Hin 12 Wholesale and Retall Dealers ln Flour Feed Graln d Seeds CHAS P BENNETT M K MYERS LICENSED LOAN OFFICE Real Estate Loans ll P d H Sp Um' 5PeClalfY PHOTOGRAPHS F t Clas A to Pa ntzng and T 'm 'g 24 zs Bm Bu su. Q Artuhc Portraits at Reasonable P ces The Hemenway Carnage Co Ph t h S h dM t al l3lSC 19wH vp fA5pK d O Before acing your or or r o use in a u ' exercises, e ou e ease o a e o e a in u s lc f ' m ' e r ' . o i e i s our rice ar a ' . ' Y O ' ' . 'on St, o ne i ' ' , , ' an - , - u c B g d d dd' monds,w h and Insurance - - m,,,ic,, i I s, . ' 5 Pi e's eak Ave. Colora o Springs 20 E, f S , C 1 ad rings Q I 1 l l 1 i I , irs - s u i ' - ou e . O O I o o a IC u esan a en s . ascade Ave. . uerfano . o Ill s E IOR We want you to know that you can have the BEST and most Satxsfactory work at our shop for your graduatxon photographs We have just recelved an 1mportat1on from Europe of the finest photographlc mounts and folders partlcularly sultable for your plctures, pnces are moderate, besldes you get a llberal dlscount ., .. THE E ERY STUDIO a'2i!E:3Z'a x lf' 1' T tl4'. F 'F' LQYf 'w - 'YM' oXgQ',Qi3gQg -ff 5 I . 1 .1 , a,xceig'lf!ir'w,f SEE JOHN MOFFAT The Colqggiopigrlggi Rleswelry C0 Repamng Cleamng, Pressmg and Altenng R c r Hg ISI for Relnable Jewelry at moderate pnces s8tlSf8.Ctl0l'l Guaranteed 0' W 'H I 5' 19 5 T'-I 5'- Lowell Meservey Hardware Co Nm lm W Dealers In Punts 0Il Glass and Everytllmg In Hardware 'MGS tlI'l'1IIS! M 301 HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR Nowembm 79 SCI or Dance Decembe1 9 Football Dfmce D9CQH1l391 10 fell Dance December J Olcheefrl 'mrl lrlec Club Recltal December '70 Xnnuxl l ll Receptlon December 0 Omeba Fxeeta C mn ed HE Modern Man and Woman fxnd the mommg Shower Bath Indnpen , mf sable i U Ask about thzs ad' ll ' Standard ww ISV 'f if M run. Shower We are famIlIar wlth all that 18 best ll QQ 5 In Modern Plumbmg and lt8 lnstallatlon L55 1 ji I J 4-. , K ,QI film We certamly excel In ll'l8t8lllhg hot mg I water heatmg plants for the home We answer all IDQUIYIOS cheerfully BARNES Sz STEPHENS , f,'ff,,,N,C,1',',I ,Ie ' su The Prompt Plumbers I D . . . , . . . . I 'l ea v . . Special a u o i II Schoo udenta ' ' or A n 5 o e . 'on I - I ' ' , , M -A . . . . . 5... ' N L I I I wi I ' f eII e'o . nil AT ' . ' 1. -Ill , . ' w i , I f 0 1 ' V , , , -H A i c ,. , 6'-- .n:. 1,' I. 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M p1?M7lVfiv?-J'M0!!tA'YfU xx as Aeusaw I6 72 ll I3 I5 I7 P11015 PDIK A Vif0 0 J 1,1543 5' February 1 Senate Hlke February 3 Sophomore Dance February 10 Alpha X a1ent1ne Party March 3 Senate Delplnan Debate March 9 Semor H1ke to Brum Inn March 17 Senate Dance M rch 24- In Hades March 27 Sophomore H1ke I 0 0 F Bulldinl Coaxial' North Nevada an ljol PA L05 The Srrfw Yourulf and Pay Only for What You Eat Houu We serve only the very best home cooked foods and cater elpecxally to famxhes clerk: hrgh school student: Try our Sunday Chicken Dinners they cannot be surpassed in the city Commutatlon Tickets of SS 50 for S5 00 or S2 75 for S2 50 Jsssua s SCHNEIDER Manager BI GHAM The High School Photographer 18 South Tejon Street Phone 678 The Hemeaway rocery Company Wholesale and Retail TW 0 STORES 115 South Tryon Strut Pham' 37 1201 North Wchfr Strut Phone 451 Nw b , sf : 'H F' - 2F:11, 'vY ' , 7 ' 1 ' -iX5.5+-4v5,1if?,x bei - -:sf if - 1 fs'-if f:- li ff: ,. 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Shift EUU 81. . f . . f ' i ' .ig . 25' .B M 'iq' . .r 33' gfirs ,. ' Z1 - l r, ' f-' 23 ' ' '. ' .f 5 x ' - E . . If. . N Q ai - ' nm u ui i ' ' QHH rtneg 3: Cgrrmfnnnh 20 North Tejon Street Books, Stat1one1y and Art A Full L1ne of All I-hgh School Supplles C B Lauterman Jeweler and Manufacturmg Optlclan Broken Lenses Duphcated Colorado Souvemrs 121 North Tejon Street Colorado Sprmgs Phone Black 233 G S Barnes 8: Son HARDWARE and Sportmg Goods 111 East Plke s Peak Ave The Star Bakery Wholesale and Retall Bakers Fancy Pastry Goods 417-419 South Tejon Phone Mam 785 March 30 Annual Zeta Dance Apr1l 14-Trlangular Debate Apr11 21 Arbor Day Semor Breakfast and like Omega Dance Aprrl 25-Jumor Semor F1ght Aprll 27 Wrrght Declamatmn Contest May 9 Semor P1kers Day ' May 11 Mr and Mrs H111 s Receptwn Kenyon Saddle Stable EI Paso Livery Stable Saddle Horses a Specialty 9 and ll N Cascade Phone 41241 Fred B Bryant, Prop O O f 1 T1 . l . ' 5 . Aprll 22-Senate Banquet.. 11 ' 'cc ' v 1 u 9-T g I ' , . . 0 ' 1 W- I I MED CI iff? A I x ala 0 c k I lain . I. UCA Birprles and Sporting mobs 119 N Tejon St Phone Maln 900 Have You Jolned Our Blcycle Club? Ot 100 members to pay at rate of S1 00 per week for 30 weeks drawmg every Saturday mght between 7 and 8 o clock You take no chances If you are lucky you get a bicycle for .51 00 If you do not draw out ln 30 weeks you get a bicycle for your S30 00, or lf you deslre, you may have credlt for your S30 00 on a hlgher grade blcycle Members are requested to pay promptly each week All payments must be made before drawrng starts Blcycles must be pald for on dellvery n NE! I Q , fi 0 Nl All the New Thmgs 1n Men s and Young Men s Summer Sults are now on d1splay Ask our salesmen to show you the Swell Vars1ty Models ln Hart Schaflner Sc Marx, Kuppenhe1mer and Ederhelmer Stem Sc Co makes Suzts S15 00 to 340 00 All the New Styles ln Caps and Hats DN fllft'01?fYf0 May 26 Receptwn to benlor Class neu by NI1' and Mrs H111 May 9 Alpha Dance June 2 Semor Class Play ln ClllHCQI'X June 8 Semor Class Day June 9 J umor Senlor Receptlon June 15 Commencement EYQICISCQ he Fults Studio 30 South Tryon Strut Over Robbxns on the Corner All kmds of Photos IH the latest styles Photos of yourself ln Cow Boy Costume We have the costumes for ladies and gents Kodak F1n1sh1ng Your Kodak Fxlms any size developed for 25 cents per dozen roll ' ' 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . I . ' V O '. - ' l' ' , 'l . . ' 0 . .Lui . ' as , ,ar ' . ,a f .- 1 l 1 . -1 - U l A 'I Y , . . . ' Q Q I , . BURNI G UP' June 1 to Sept 1 3 Months S2 00 GET A HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERSHIP and Keep Cool All Summer Swlms, Tenms Courts, Gym, Pool and Bllhard Tables, Hlkes, Readmg Rooms, Etc LAST CHANCE 'V Y M C A PASTEURIZED Hunt Schfah NICC Art Spee1alty Shop THE oNLr SAFE IIIILK 151 C 'f Art Needle Work Stampzng Deszgnzng L B H d Sanltary Dairy Company er t g Plzflnted Chzna t yr D M MILK L ySlk th yD P A Alta Vista Hotel Rates S1 00 and Up Popular p :ce cafe w th cuz an t ble v c h P 8' EUROPEAN PLAN l . , , l U Q l Q O Phone :rin 713 I O 6 a i ornia Street, Denver, Colo. e n , , - - P fora zn , em, Lawns, es an Royal Societ loss and Package Goods, . . C. Floche- ong Skein, Irish Crochet Thread, Richard- U Telcphfme 590 son's Emhroider i s ThCfC'S H631 In EVCI' l'0pH B ch-8 Pike's eak venue C I d Sl ' g. C Colorado Springs, Colo. o r' i 'sine cl a ser i e t at has no su erior. First-class gara e adjoining COLORADO COLLEGE A College of Flrst Rank 1n the Shadow of the Rocky Mountams Founded rn Colorado Sprmgs 1n 1874 WILLIAM F SLOCUM Presxdent DEPARTMENTS College of Arts and Scrences School of Engineering School of Forestry School of Muslc Cutler Academy an associated preparatory school The work of Colorado College IS accepted by the American umversxtles on the same basls as that of any eastern college The College has been on the Carnegle pension fund for about five years It was granted a chapter of the Phu Beta Kappa Socxety ln 1904 Each year a member of the Harvard Unlverslty Faculty rs sent to Colorado College to 2lVC mstructlon for one term The College IS dlstmctly Chrlstlan though unsectarlan ln Its management There are strong Chrxstran Assocratrons and an actlve Student Volunteer Band Colorado Sprxngs has never had saloons The cllmate of Colorado Sprmgs IS famous the world over for lts salubrlty Tennis trampmg partres and other forms of healthful exercxses are rn order the year round Colorado College offers exceptlonal advantages to the young man and woman who wishes a well balanced development of body mmd and splrlt Umon Ice 81 Coal C0 Artlflcnal Ice 8: Cold Storage W M BANNIN G P P Best Grades of Telephones Mann 31 and 201 105 W Vermljo Ave 5 N Tejon btroet Coal, Gratewood and If you want to buy, sell, rent or exchange Clty real estate, see We have a man who devotes h1s exclus1ve attent1on to Clfy buslness, and w1ll g1ve you prompt attent1on We have some speclal bargams ln Clty real estate at present, and lt w1ll pay you to lnvestlgate M Q QMV llj33g. 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