Rock Springs High School - Sagebrusher Yearbook (Rock Springs, WY)

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will sell books or take up electrical engineering. The Senior girls are more or less noted for their talent in music. Ruth Wassung, however, is the only one Who has won a tin medal for playing on the comb. Ruth has proven herself a first-class reporter for the Annual, having been reporting form the ttMinerl, for a number of years. Grace Larsen is noted for being a great yocalist. Donlt let it surprise you if she ap- pears before the public soon, CLARA HICKERSON, Vice-President 'l l, Editor-in Chief, Glee Club, A. D. C. RI love a teeming wit as I love my nourishment. either in grand 0r comic opera. 'Grace has already promised to sing for the Seniors of next year. V' None can excel Clara Hick- erson as an essayist. With her abundance of wit, she has the rest of us beaten. She has sent a number of her essays to be printed; look for them soon in the library. They are all worth reading, as are also her short poems. e There is no doubt in our THOMAS CRlFFlTHS, Business Manager, minds that Martha Ander- Treasurer,ll,A.D.C. son will be a splendid do- Any man that can write. may answer a letter. mestic science teacher. When -l6

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Iiaho Falls, Idaho. Those Tarking in town are Oscar ::-:.kel, Lawrence Walters, aid Eugene Levesque. But the six who have g:z'aggled through the four years are each noted for si-me special thing, so the clue makes up in quality what it lacks in quantity. As a whole, the Seniors are noted for their wit, tal- ent, and beauty. We know the rest of the hig school will miss us, but 3'6 simply must go. Edmund Blair, during his school life, has been noted REITH W'ASSUNC, News Editor, Glee Club, A. D. C. 'Mn' . hxh charms to sooth the savage breast. To aim rocks, or bend e kddtted oak. MARTHA ANDERSON, Secretaryfl I , Class Editor, Giee Club, A. D. C. She is so free, so kind. so apt, so blessed a disposi- tion. she holds ita vice in her goodness' not to do more than she is requested. for his bashfulness, but dur- ing the last year he has changed, somewhat. If we Senior girls could only be with him another year, we . know he would, at least, be able to smile at the Junior girls. Then comes our good na- tured, happy-go-lucky fel- 10W,Thomas Griffiths, who is an exact opposite to Mr. Blair. He is very talkative, making a splendid book agent, and is now debating whether, after taking his four years at Boulder, he

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- returns from Berkeley, .' sip says she will take great 'n giving instructions in pork chops without .,. y; s 1 313156, Arid now in behalf of the h-inl's, we reluctantly turn 121' our position of high stand- ; :u the Juniors 0f the high x 1 ml, who have helped in A- '73'3' way they could, teven ggh the help has been very fell, to keep our school up ' the standard, and have eedy patterned all their -e. is after the good examples '- have set before them. We hope that their class will '- .i?.l!l large and prosperous l always be loyal to the zige and the Black. : gay herels luck to the GRACE LARSEN, Literary Editor. 1452mm, Sophomores, and Glee Club. A. D. C. - - ' -F5. The beautiful me never dcaolale, Fl'mn the Claqq Of 1911 Bulsomc one always loves them. IN MEMORIA M. Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade, Dealh came with friendly care, The opening bud to Heav- en conveyed, And bade it blossom there. ' ' I JOHN GRIFFITHS.