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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1928 volume:

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C THE SRGEBRUSHER 1928 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF qununuu vWWMWHHHHIHHH NIH nnuunulu mm uuuuonmnunnuunuuunnuuuuunnun: uuuutunu uuuuuuu . - ROCK SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING Page Two II..' . bc. ,TAr. xg-A - . . , ..' 7 .. , '..-' . - . As a story of what we have done. a picture of our school and our organizations, a view of our activities. and a year at our High School. we present the I928 Sagebrusher. Within this book we have endeavored to show high school life as it is in Rock Springs. Wyoming. the last Ameri- can frontier. the human melting pot of nations. .llllIllllUIIIIIIOIIOIIOillll3llilllllttllilll II III llIllIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'llllI.IIIIIIIIIIIIOOIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIOIUI.CIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIOIIIOtIlIOCIIIIIIII'IIOCIl I. 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Sloul Institute lerlpnuc. MO' Machine Shop Instructor Colorado University. 3.5. English Department .- .. ---.. --m . m rmmmmzmmmmmlmmhm mmmmpmmmxh; muLmzmmmmhmgmnng-mmmmm-mmmmm ,. .C- ..-.- ...- - .. u...- --4--- ELMER HALSETH MARIE TEMPLETON St. Olaf CONCEC, Missouri State University. 50516 ! Tearhcrs State Teachers' College. College. 3.5. Springfield. Mo.. Science. English, Music 8.5. Commercial , . WWW , g u mu uuuuumu uuuuuuuu uu u ouu nu Mum 0 m uuumr uuuuun uum I a u uuuuuuuu um. nun n o a on o nu nuuuuuu uuuununuunuuuuunuuuu muuuuuuuuouu v III --..A m... -... - - ..--I.....,-II . ,I- A .-w r'mmi mxhinu'zpix main mix man mi uiizirixxfixgg m 1233 :jhnprmmigimn uimuummummm xmunnmmxm mmmmmmmmmnn rnmnmnmmmmnmj , . -' CLOVER MILAM Peru. Nebras'ca, Special , Science Ccrlzfcalc, A.B. i Athletic Coach 5 IRENE JOYCE College of 5!. Teresa. .413. Latin. Dramatics, Mathematics. English v mummimzmimnrpxmmmmmumnnnmnnmymmmmm IIE I - I. .w.-.....-A RUBY PATTERSON University of South Dalfola, 24.3. Home Economics ALAN LYTLE STELLA ANNE CREEK Colorado Tcachers' Warrensburg Slate College. A.B. Normal, University of Drafting, Missouri. University of Manual Training Chicago. Ph-B- Head of the English Department l'u 1.50 T WM x v WIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WWW .f'mrmmmmnmmmmm II II I I I I I I I I I I II I I :I, i. quJ llIIIIIIOII.I.I'OIHiIIIII'OIII'IIHNIHHIIIIIIIH'IIIIIIHIHIIIIHHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHHUIIIIOIOIIII I IIIIIIIIIIHHIIOIIIOIIOIIIOO..III l'I.IIIUIOIIII'IIIIUUI.OI.IIIIII'UII quuuuuuuuunuuuuuununtuumns C '$,' 5 i ' nunmnmu ? 1 DOROTHY IRENE SMITH PEARL VAN CLEVE E g ----... .. Iowa State College University of Iowa, A.B. Home Economics Commercial . TWHUIZEHWM UU'IUWJIHIWWWW I nu I umunnu n nun!quuulumuuuv. -h- MYRTLE ACNEW MARIE REILLY University of Nebraska, University of Colorado. A.B. A.B. Mathematics English Department .v-..-,-.. v - a ... mmmmmmmmmmmxmmmmmmm 111111.- 1mm; nmummmummzmmm y! '1 F 1 1LAA '11 Y A 'Y.I IL .1A? ILIl mununx VYIXIIIIIIA ITLILI'AI'III'Yt .--- .-.. .- -$. nfrhmqmmrmnm- h x .7 w ... wwuvv--. V.- .....- t--- g.-. --- . .-.....-.. qa .. ,pk .. - ... mxmumgruxmrmIhxhumummmumnmzmnmmmx g;;xxxxxfn.rxi xrmmgmugxxgmnmxmmnuunmm:vTi :ix:11IUngxxxxggxgmxmni191 L... FRAMES W. SATERLEE Onconlc Teachers. College. Columbia University : . V ---...- -- Placement Depa rlment -- -? v -4. - ......-1 FRANKLIN W. O'NEEL Cornell College. A.B. Director of Physical Education F..- o.- - w-..-. . Wmmm .--m n...-.,..,....,..- W gum MARGARET BOYER School N urse - o -m--.. -m.--- -... m- l'.n.L'-' P'uurtm-n LETHE MORRISON University of Illinois. A.B.. M.F.. PhD. Bacteriology and Home Economics HAZEL JUSTIN School Secretary HUIIIIIIH Yx Wlnxmmmnnuunun VP Page Fif I am $IEJ: x er'h IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIII I llllll I lllllllllllllllllll II IIIIIIIII I llllllllllllll IIll IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IllllllIIIIIHIIIIIII 'IHNIIIHIH N II NH H MIIIIDUIIOIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIN'; , ' Ir . ' Officers of ,28 N WWWWW IIIHHNI Vice President President F RED KELLOGG CLARA DANIELS Cornflakes Bubs A good student and a The Spearmint girl with subtle humorist. the wriggly toes. Commercial; Annual Staff ; Academic; Cros Ventre: Popularity Contest. Sagebrusher Staff UM President UL Secretary Treasurer FANNIE ANSELMI ,Im: PARR Fan joey Why bother me with His best thoughts almays boys? come a little too late. Commercial; Cros Ventre; Commercial; Cros Ventre; Student Council. Class thcer UL CLASS HISTORY The class of '28 entered the Rock Springs High School in I924. We were a very excited group, anxiously anticipating the activities of the year. George Angelovic. our class president, aided us, by his leadership, in making our Freshman activities a success. In our Sophomore year Albert Crippa was elected president. Proving his ability as a leader, he was again elected president in the Junior year. After the hrst semester he was admitted into the Senior Class, and Mary O'Donnell was then elected president, but on account of illness was taken from school. Her successor being Clara Daniels. The Sagebrusher, published in that year, was one of the best in the history of the High School. The Junior Prom was a gala event in honor of the Seniors of '2 7. After having achieved the last year of our high school career we breathlessly. yet, sorrowfully await graduation. Page Sixteen ERMA TARRIs Ed An arlisl-soon. Normal Training; Annual Staff 0U; Glee Club 00. GEORGE ANGELOVIC judge Everybody's football hero. Mine Electricity; Football Captain 00; President class UM Basketball 3 00; Student Council 00; Tiger Club. PIA VISINTAINER Pie Quiel humor is often the deepest. Academic. JAMES CAPEN jimmie uBooks. learning. and meditation are passe with him. Mine Electricity. ANNIE STEVENS Steve Still water runs deep. Academic. IIIHWI, ' 1; y JOHN EUSEK lohnnie Oh. I guess I didn't study that one. Machine Shop. IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII XXIII IIIIIIIIII ELLEN SPENCE Ginger uHer chief desire is Home Ec.-for lwo. Academic. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIII I - CAROLINE THOMPSON Speedy i If: I150! I mus! go home. a ' . . E .bg Academic; Dramatlcs UH : French Club E , K 00 ; Sagebrusher staff UL PX MABEL STAVRAN Mob uLove 'cm and leave 'cm. Normal Training; Glee Club 00. I JAMES DYKES Scotch 5 Where there are no women. there men g I might live. ' Io Commercial; Debate ID IN UH; Tiger :I Club U0 : Annual Staff 0U ; Football OH. x r Page Bightcvn u'. 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Academic; Annual Saoff 0H; C.A.L. 0 MM Salt Lake U UL ETHEL WOODWARD M ousic uI am the beacon of knowledge. Normal Training. LAWRENCE AHo Tufly Silence! .' .' l Acamedic; Basketball OM Tiger Club 0 UH; Cros Ventre UH. AILEEN WALTERS Sleepy uI'Vhere did you gel those eyes 9 Academic; Glee Club 00; Tournament Oratorical Contestant PU ; Cros Venue 00. NELL YOUNG Pal A thing of beauty is never appreciated until it's gone. Normal Training: Cros Vcntre 00; Glee Club OD. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MARVIN JOHNSON Muggs Co on I didn't spit on you. Academic; Dramatics ML IONE PARR Ona The pink of perfection is usually rougcf' Home Economics. THOMAS HORN Tommy Not so innocent as he look. Academic; Annual staff 00; Orchestra 0U: Band 3 00. MILDRED OLSON Carrot Top Fisher's pet. Academic; Glee Club 0-H. OLIVER GREGORY Shelley Football just cost him a broken nose. Academic; Football UH; Tiger Club 0U. ELIZABETH PRATT Lizzie Why men go 10 Church. Commercial. .X I ' I 5 1 :u-FT I 'K o l'agc 'l'wr-nn 01w J; $31 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIII 0 Q P??TFV x x x x'; : 'x V d h V x '.. Viv? 34353? x s i O ! xtlh .1 xx x x t! : X. '9 .I xfx fix 'x OLIVER CALDWELL Ollie Mp oratory is my fortune. Academic; Debate 3 V0: Cros Ventre 00: Art Club 00; Band 0 00. . 5; SARAH JONES Sally : -. x: Me and my 503: friends. Q Commercial. Ki HARRY SELLERS Hal He's bashful now bul give him lime. Machine Shop; Band 0 UH. LOUISA KAMENSKI Skin's Why hurry-I'll gel there. Normal Training. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I'll. IIOOOIIIIIOO GEORGE DALLAPICOLA Dally Well. shall we sign the contract? Academic; Annual Staff 00 ; Cros Ventre. LILLIAN LAMBERT Lil I like lhem loll and slim. Academic; Glee Club 00. THELMA STITELER Thel uC.A.L. Board meeting tonight, girls. Normal Training; Cu.A.L.; Glee Club 00. AARON DENELEY Denny He's the noisiesl boy in class. Commercial. MILLIE STURHOLM jim Tiny. bu! forceful. Academic. GEORGE CILLEARD Rudy The guy who puts the shod; into electricity. Mine Electricity; Annual Staff ML EVELYN SYME Slim Broad shoulders can carry great rc- sponsibilily. Academic; Editor Annual 00; Sagebrush- er staff 3 ; Dramatics UH. HENRY BEVERIDGE Bcvo An industrious bookkeeper. Commercial. Page Twenty-threc OLAF KNUDSEN Swede Make that basket! We all depend on you! A demic; Football 00; Basketball at BC; 0U; Captain Basketball 0U; All State Forward UL MAYME ASIALA May They fell in love and all that sort of bunhf' Commercial and Academic. VIRA SMITH Smitty uThe boys' delight. Acadenru'c; Glee Club Gt m. MARJORIE BELL Boots A blond. but not light headed. Academic; Cros Ventre 00; Glee Club Gt 00 ; Student Council 00. WILLIAM MALO Manta Come on guys we have to win this game. Machine Shop; Basketball UH; Tiger Club ML JULIA BARNIK Gentle jutia uAn athletically inclined girl. Academic. . . uluunnuIulnuunluluunlunlnulnlnunnInnumuuunuuunmulnuxunnuxnn ax?- GEORGIA SIMERL forge Brains and good looks are a rare com- bination. Commercial; Tournament Typing 0 00; National Typing Contest for Wyoming held at New York 0 ; Gros Ventre U0 ; Sage- brusher Staff Oh Annual Staff 00; Pop- ularity Contest ML PAUL K05 uMacaulay He's smart. but he won't admit it. Academic; Cros Ventre 00. LINDA PERETTI Linda Her line is strong enough to hold a washing. Commercial. ANNA Basso Anna You never hear her say a word. Commercial. LILLY BERTA Lillie May uItho's next. Lillie? Commercial; Dramatics UH; Student Coun- cil 3 OD ; C.A.L.; Basketball 9 OM Sagebrusher Oh Popularity Contest UL F RANK LEBAR Sifunlw Come on Skunlwu-get lhru lhal line. Academic; Basketball 3 00; Football 3 UH ; Tiger Club 0 OD. Page Twelnty-fivo 4:; ' - . . C I Ja. .: f 'I V . x , v ' v .3 'i . ' 4 U , - ', n I l , 9 ; ! . . ' . . . , ; k 1 .' ' wv . V . . . . I1 f . ! u - .0 y $ m usuvfwmrmav ; av ch .0 WILLIAM SHEDDEN Bashful Bill 510m. but Sure. Academic. '. a5? IRENE DICKSON Richie uWell. it's hard to tell. Academic. REGINALD HOCK Reggie : He's not the quiet kind. i Mine Electricity. MARY FOSTER Grandma Oh, I didn't mean that. Academic; Band 00. HEIMO LOYA Heinie He's a puzzle 1110! women aren't will- ing lo give up. g Academic; Tournament Violin Uh Na- tional High School Orchestra 0 00: Band 0 2 0 00; Orchestra 0 CD 0 Mk President of Student Coun- cil 00; Glee Club 0 0U. MARGARET F RANCES Palsy You'll find me in a log school house. Normal Training; Glee Club ML Page Twentyosix 4er J ' JD. 0-70-55 o .A- - -oo.wu- ..-p..- 7 - -u'l.- - -.cp . -- o -. -' ,- ' - 5 'w -,. ' ,, . . C Q - - H. x . . .,4l- . . .. .' I J; ALMA PEDRI AI Catch me! I'm overcome! Normal Training; Glee Club 00. MATT MEDILL Dill uDoes your mother know you're our Cecelia? Academic. MARGARET CROCKER Ernie HOh! For the chewing gum steno- graphers! Commercial. 9 ORETHA BUNNING Bunny' First it was james-Who now? Academic. MAURINE BURRELL Shorty Quietness brings peace.n Academic. GLEN MCCARTY Shylodt He always gets the better when he argues alone.n Academic. l'ugc- l'm'nU-smvu IIIIIIII IIIIOIUIIDHII Illtl Ill IIIIIUIIIIIIIIHIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIICHIOI lull IIIlIIIIII III.II... IIINIICIOIWMIHIOINNII IOIIIIIIIUIOIMIIIIIOI MlIIIIIOIIIIIIOIIIIIli'n ' omnnauuuouuuucnnuul - .x, H MIN.NINHIIONNNH NH mu .0 0 IN IN 00 OOHNHHHH IN. 0000 ... COMMON. HICINHIHt x 0 . ICNHI H O . '6? i'O'Q ,qk' Kw ' ,O $ .lx .x Xon3ng- l. .I' ex ; 0 . . 'V d g; m x. T GRACE HULTCREN Red She has wcrplhivg--brains included. Commercial: Salt Lake City. Utah U LU UL OLIVER CHAMBERS Doc One of those 'Collegians.' Academic; Debate 0 HM Football 0 UH; Dramatics 0U; Glee Club 00. VERNETTA CARR Nedder uHer favorite indoor sporls arc danc- ing, more dancing. and still more dancing. Academic: C.A.L; Basketball 2 UL NEAL SPARKS Emaminacy personified. Academic; Glee Club Hf Sparky MARION BRACK N uchi They sold all kinds of poultry. such as fruit. butter and eggs. N ormal Training. JAMES SMAIL Snail 801:. my car goes so Iasl that you have lo go fifty to put it in high! Academic. lnunununnn llllllll mllnlllIIIIIllllllllllllllnlllIllllllI llllllllll lllllnlnmlllilmlnullllIIIII IIIIIII llllllllInllmllllllnllllmllllmlnllllHlllIIII IIIlllIlmlHIllIMInllllllll I llllllllll lg .og o .-'-.. '..--,----aw .' ,- .-...-., ---; .4 JACK MCLEOD Schones I'm all ready for my: Read them and weep. Academic; Glee Club 0 ML ' C LARICE CAPEN A an! lane No! as mean as she seems.' . Academic; Dramatics 00; Cros Ventre f 00 ; Orchestra UH. JENNIE LEWIS jcn Oh! Those Maytag men. Academic; Dramatics UH. ANNA COPYAK Chickie A promising journalist. Normal Training; Glee Club 00; De- bate UL STANLEY WENDT Hunko Lilly, Mary, Clara-which999929 Academic; Basketball 00. LEMPI F LANKKI Elaine I shall allempl to be Poet Laureate of Wyoming. Academic. P329 l'wcnty-ninc 'l IllHHIIIIOOIIIIIIIOIHHI Ill HI IINIIIIHHIIIIIIOIII HI IIIIOIIIDIOIIIIIIUIIIHHIIIIHHIIHIIIl1NIH. IIIIHIDMIHIIIHHHIIIIIIIIOHIIHvH IIIHNINMIII'OIIOIIHHO IIHHNIIIIIIIIHIHHUI O OOOOOOOOIOOIOIIIIIIIOOIIOOIIIIIOOOIOOOOIIIIIOIIOOOIOIIOOOIOOIIIOOIOIIIO'00... 00.00.000.000.IIOIOOIIIOIIIOOOIIOOIIOOOI HOOIIIOOIIOCOIIOUOICCOOCI'OOOIIUIIIIOOIOIIOOOIOOIOOOOI0.0.0...0HOI.IuOUIOOOOOIUIIIOOIOIOOO IO.IOOOIIlutlllloltltguuo- n.10....Icog....uogluglatIOOIIOIIIOOOIII'IIOOCIOIOOOUGOC'O'OOUI.INOOI00.3.0... III. ... 0. .uH....0Il'll'0...D....'.IOIONOOIOIODOIIIII.Oilllnogooo g I .3 ' HuunlnltiIlilllOI'IIIIIIDIHIIIHIIIIIIIUIIIHIIIIIIIIHHIIll. lll.IIIIHIIIIIHIIH I HHI ll !IN IIIIUIIIIIIlllllllllllll' IIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMl IIDIIII'llllll'Illllll'IIIIIIIIIIOIIIOIIIOIIIIIlllllOlICUI333lIOIllnll v.x HINOHOOHHHH u muunouunmmo uuunuuuu ununIouumuuuuuuuuuu 0 tun unmuunounuun.mnlnmnml mum I Inc M u onuuuuuunnouunuonHHIHHH MARY O'DONNELL Pal Don't you lhinlg 'Lcc' is a beautiful name? Commercial; Class President 0 ; Assembly Council UH ; Business Manager Sagebrusher Uh Art Club 00. ALEX NOBLE Ech As a center he's iusl right. Mine Electricity; Basketball PU. EDNA OLSON Ollie How is Tillie. the toilcr? Commercial; Cros Ventre 0-D. ROBERT MCDONALD Bob Thai sarcastic wit might prove fatal. Academic. EVELYN OLSON Ev She lives within the realms of her own mind. Academic; Glee Club 00. F ORREST KESSNER Bus A jazz hound in person. Academic; Football 0 00; Tiger Club 00: Basketball 00. gumunuouuuuuuunuuu uuu tuuuu uuuuuou mnmnmnmmm uuuuuu unuuu quu annulluuuunuu nu um uuuulnuuuouuuuuuuuu a nun um n ma uuunuu IIIIIIIIIIIIIO l'IIOIIIIH IOHIIIIN l IIIIII n.. 'I In uunmsnnmunonuomuuuut w... uuumommmununummoumummuum um ummunumulouhm N IIIIIIIIl Ih'lNINHHNIIIIIl l: l lll l I III .' I f L 91w. nun JACKSON EMERY . lack C'mon fellas, let's yell! Academic: Glee Club m ; Yell Leader m. ANNA ANGELOHC Honcho Girls! I've got my school. N ormal Training. KATHRYN GRIFF I91 O-l928 uShe: has crossed the mistic river, And altho .she is far away, Kind remembrances of her will ever with us stay. ISABELLE PARK Izzy Me for you, Papa! Academic; Dramatics OD; Glee Club 0 UU- VAUGHN BRINEGAR Vaughm'e uCol your Buick, Vaughn? Academic; Football UL ELIZABETH WILLSON Mary Elizabeth Ann Three cheers for Mellen's food. Academic; Glee Club 3 OH; Cros Ventre UH. RUDY MOELLER jenny He's as quick as a mink with a bas- ketball. Bul, oh. how lhe girls do bolher him. Mine Electricity: Basketball HI MARY Basso Mary Ann Noisy? Oh! No! Commercial. FLORA MATTONEN Flo Sn'eclwaler isn't so far from Reli- ancef' Academic. JUNE BLACK Blaclcie Do you think she likes cheer leaders? Commercial. WILLIAM Lawns Willie uAnother bashful Willie. Mine Electricity. JOSEPHINE BROOKS lo Laughter is the road lo health. Academic; Glee Club 00. 0-...A - ..-5--- ...-... w-.. ' mmmmmmm L hf;1hnnim xmxmrmijxggn'nnn' anmmmrm -. -- - -..--, ..-.4. - -v R'mKIm114u.-. A A1 0 - mnnmummunmnnn111mm. LOUISE LARSEN Weezy Sickness kept her away from us, but nothing could take away mem- ories of her. Academic. MIKE PALKo Spike My bug's jusl big enough for four, unless there are more. Mine Electricity; Football UL JENNIE LUSHER jack I have refused a beautiful circle! for this Normal ccrltfcate. N ormal Training. FRED TORESANI F reddie The theoretical lover. Commercial; Band 0 OD. AGNES MARSHALL Bill I inherited it honestly-my Titian locks, of course. Normal Training; Glee Club 00; Cros Ventre UH. JOE SALVATICO Sal Miss Stewart's Pet. Mine Electricity. Page Thirty-mur . ' l4 nnuuununnunnunuuulunlnunuunlnlnunnuunn 111nunuuluunnnnnlnnmnul lnnlnlllmlllllnmululnuuuuunnnunun unnnnnununm xxxxxxxxxxxxx JACK MUDD Lindy Puppy low is generally the beginning of a dog's life. Commercial. MARGARET FRYER Maggie uNone is lilac her; yel all like her. Academic. NEPHI YOUNG Neptune He's one of the Symphonalors! Commercial. JOSEPHINE GENETTI Phena The lCaChCTS. delight. Academic. JOHN FERRERO Pharaoh A hard working Senior. Academic. F RANCES COSAR Gloria So you reallv think Ircsemble Gloria? C ommercial : Office Work. ETHEL PORTWOOD 'laclzie Will Miss Porlwood be a teacher? N ormal Training. HOLDRIDGE GUY Huck He couldn't wait to gradualc,' he had lo quiluale.' LILLIAN RADAKOVICH Freckles Are the pictures back 1261? Commercial. MIKE GRILLos uMoik I shall conquer the languages of the world. Academic; Cros Ventre OD. MARY SEKERAK Roland A promising inlcrior decorator.n Academic; Art Club UH. RALPH CILPIN Raggs No Ford's complete without him. Academic; Student Council; Dramatics OD ; Band 3 ML . l: . .- 1 . ' 7., 1' ' , y.f'b - 733291 m. ' '--W' '..1 'h .2 i ? A ' a u 4 l ' . X ' : , I I V . .2: l V. -: . v . - . , , . K' 0' 'l -. . v ., ' I . 2 . ih , a - . . .- b -.'B .i. - . Yd; HAZEL HARVEY Tommy Actions speak louder than words. Commercial. JACK TRAVIS Bach No! as bashful as we lhoughl. Mine Electricity; Basketball UH; Tiger Club 00. JENNIE JEFFERIES jet? Well now I like Ihal. Academic. VERNON WARD Blalz Perpetual molion is come - malch V emon chew gum. Academic; Dramatics OH. VELMA JOHNSON Whizz An excellent typisl. Commercial; Tournament Typing 0 ; Cros Venlrc 00. LEON VESTAL Sana C louse An aclor who's bound for Holly- wood. Academic; Dramatics H L I 'C'I'I. - .'.'...' ..' '. . ....I. U I. II....' 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He carried on his responsibilities so well that he was re-elected in the third year. The school paper The Sagebrusher, published by them, and the Junior rings and pins stand out as most important events in their Junior year. llllllllll We, the Seniors, believe that this class can very successfully carry en the responsibilities of the Senior Class. Page Forty ex z'in; QICI'IIII'OOIOIDIl'IV'IIIIIIIC'OIIIIII'IIIIOIIIIOIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIII'IIIIIIIIIOIIOIICIIOIIIOOIIIIIIIIOIIIUOIIIIIOIIOIIIIII.IIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIDIDIIOIIIISUIIIIOIIIIIOI lIllilllltllllIIIICDIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIII.OOIIOO IIUIII U v.vlyrv.yerTV1111xrllIIIIIIIIIIILIIIIIIIIIIII 1 tr? vv 'VTVVVVY' - - mvvv llAlLJAAALLAAALAA ffIlflll'IILIIIllliAxln . w '7 -4 Firs! Row--Dorothy Horn. John Uram, Doris Capen. Harry Parker. Elizabeth Boice. Second RoIP-Clarence Meachem. Darlene Maier. Leo Pensick. Josephine Zeuck. Third Row-Barbara Arnott. Joe Tolar, Josephine Tolar. Jimmy Allred. Jane Hansen. Fourth Row-Leonard McTee. 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III Hull The Sagebrusher The Sagebrusher, the first paper ever published by the Rock Springs High School. was published successfully by the Junior Class of twenty-three. The paper has continued to grow until it has now established itself as a ptominent organization in our school. The present Junior Class has been very successful in publishing the paper. The staff is as follows: Editor-in-Chief ......................................... HARRY PARKER Assistant Editor-in-Chief ............................... MORGAN WALTERS Business Manager . . . ...................................... JOHN LUCAS Assistant Business Manager ............................... LILLIAN CARLSON Literary Editor . ......................................... DORIS CAPEN Alumni Editor . . . . ..................................... HAZEL TETERS Exchange Editor. . . . .................................... JEAN DANIELS Joke Editor . . . . ......................................... JOHN SOLTIS Boys' Athletic Editor ..................................... JAMES ALLRED Girls' Athletic Editor ............................... VIVIAN CUTHBERTSON Society Editor . . . . ....................................... EDITH DONA Circulation Manager . . ................................. BILL O'DONNELL Typist . . ........................................... JOSEPHINE Assou F aculty Adviser ................................... STELLA ANNE CREEK Page Fort 3' 11w wwci. unh-n-s..- -W-. .64- --A -s.lvs - - . h . - s - -- - . . ununn N 0:; 00!.OOIIIIIiO D'IIIII IOOOIIOOOIIII .IOIIOOOI .. s;.-u.- .000... 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OIIIOIOI0 00 0000000000000000000000 00000000000 0000 0 0 0 000000 0000000 000000000000000 00000000000000000000000 0 00000' 000000000000000 000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 00000000 . 0000000000003...00000000 o...0.000000.0..IIIQIOIOIIIIOII 000000000000000000000000 President, FRED ADAMS Treasurer. Secretary. ALICE JUSTIN THOMAS JONES CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class entered the High School with a hang in I926. Virginia Nelson was elected president, and with the co-opera- tion of the class they had a most successful year. Their Sophomore year. under the leadership of Fred Adams, has been more eventful than their Freshman year. This class promises to do much in the Junior year. and break the records made by the previous classes. Hun Page Porty-eight .. - . 1...... hair 0 3 ll 'IIIIIIIIII'III 443V.1 .4.- d'. .l. H m M v. a Adkison. Katheryn Aho. Elsie Bergamo. Mary Bonomo, Alice Brun, Violet Chambers, Marion Coles, Elizabeth Cook. Pearl Chokie. Carrie Coffey. Blanche Cornford. Lydia Cullen. Margaret Daniels. Della Davies, Olive Delpero, Ann Demshar. Ann DeWester. Irene Dona, Edith Fermon, Jessie Fletcher, Vera Formengo. Mary Fomaini, Virginia Francis, Gene Griffiths, Elizabeth Hartt. Leda Helms. Margaret Hawkins. Frances Henetz, Anastasia Ikuno, Shidsuo ,Iereb, Amelia Johnson, Agnes Justin. Alice Koritinik. Mary Karppi. Elma Keith. Marion Keslner, Mary Krek, Cecilia Kormas. Mary Laurenen, Helmi Lucas, Mary Menghini. Edith Metelko. Fannie Moon. Vivian MacCregor, Thelma McLaughlin. Marie McTee. Florence McTee, Nellie Meyer. Katherine Pogo Fif t y Nelson, Elsie Paavola, Nellie Pedri. Emma Radakovich, Amelia Rautainen. Martha Redshaw, Ruth Retel, Fannie Rhone. Bessie Russold. Christina Ruggera. Anna Shedden. Grace Shootman, Nevada Skorup, Katie Smail, Beatha Smethurst, Elmina Son. Ada Spence, Kathryn Sprowell. Cecilia Steele. Verna Tarris. Mary Tomsich. Anna Visintainer, Lena Whaley, Mary Whelan. Eileen Yugovich, Fannie Yugovich. Tene Yakse. Anna Yedinak. Helen Young. Marjorie Paukovich, Evelyn Vestal. Juanita Adams. Fred Allais. Oreste Angelovic. Mike Anselmi. Angelo Berek, Alex Bartek. Steve Berlagnolli, Fred Bertagnolli. George Besso. James Blasko. Charles Breda. Rudolph Buckley. Kenneth Conklin, Robert Culver, Bruce Cundy, Oliver Daniels. Eligah Edwards. Cordon x ' CIIIIIIIIIIOI'ICIIIIC.I!Cl...lll!ll!lllllllllIH'HI'IIHIOIIICIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIII100IIIIHIU IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Sophomore mass ROH Alienius. Harold Engstrum. Carl Estes, Leonard Evand. Harold Ferrero. Pete Cenetti, August Cera rdi. Jerry Henetz. Alex Hickerson. Richard Hafner. Henry Havrilo, Steve James. Tom Jones, Tom Jones, William Kamenski. Mike Kellogg, Darwin Korfanta, Mike Lahti. Reko Lambert, Harold Larrabaster. Joe Maki. Arvo Mann, Osman Marushack. Joe Marushinsky. 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Gertrude Davidson, Elvira Fackrell. Jessie F earn, Marie Forluna. Kathryn Franklin, Rose Ferrero, Rose Foy, Ruth Giorgis. Mary Hansen, Mildred Havrilo, Elizabeth Hesketti, Alice Hickerson, Lillian Howard, Grace Hudachlo, Elizabeth Johnson. Elsie Jereb. Stephiana Jereb, Josie Kershisnik, Angela Kershisnik. Anna Kaumo, Mary Korfanta, Anna Kontich, Mary Knox, Elsie Krake, Sadie Leska, Margaret Lynch. Mary Larrabaster, Leona Lawson, Miriam McQuillan, Mary Marshall, Jeannette Meachem, Allie McIntosh, Nellie Metelko, Josephine McMahan, Virginia Orme. Kathleen Olivero, Elizabeth l'am' Fifty-fuur Peternel, Mary Pryde, Mina Rautainen, Gertrude Richards, Edna Robinson. Phyllis Ribovich, Kathryn Rosatti. Ida Ryder, Mary Shibler, Jane Stevenson, Margaret Sturholm. Irene Stoddard. Hattie Sarletti, Linda Sather. Marie Shepard. Margaret Sorbie, Anna Spence. Janet Toucher. Elsie Teters. Clara Tolar. Anne Ward, Cora Weiss. Esther Wood, Mary Walker. Dorotha Wilde, Margaret Williams. Jeannette Young, Betty Yaukinovich, Vernice Yedinak, Cecilia Allais, Emil Anderson. Walter Burt, Herman Brooks, Isaac Blunk, Steward Blakeley, Ransom Blasko, Ben Beveridge. Charles Bowdish, Bill Burrell, Curtis Cclletti. Clyde Cook, Robert DeBernardi, John DeBemardi. George Draney, Donald Dona. Aldo Evans, Mike Edwards. Wilfred Filipovich, Ben Frank. Edward Flankki, Onnie Ferlic. Matt Gras. Chris Golden. William Hensala. Allan Hicks. William Hoffman, Ben Julius. Ben Jones. LeRoy ,Ielousek. Rudolph Kellogg. Armand Krek. Jasper Kontich. Mike Kan'onen. Raymond Karras, James Lamas, Charles Lebar. Vensie Matthews, James Malo, Eugene Manatos. Mike Myska. John O'Donnell. Fred Ovary, Robert Olson. Doyle Parker. Pete Potter. Clarence Perko. Edward Potochnik. Cyril Potasnik. Leonard Pivic, Joe Richmond, Alfred Redshaw. Billy Roberts, Arthur Roberts. Gilbert Roberts. Thomas Rodzinak, Mike Radakovich. Eli Scott. Weldon Soltis, Ernest Starman. Joe Stmman, Martin Smethurst. Lloyd Smitti. 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George Sturholm. tFrank Lebar. Clinton Salmon. Lawrence Aho. John Uram. Third Row-Oliver Gregory, Forrest Kessner. Kart F. Winchell. Glover Milam. Hudson Rennie. Bruce Culver. President, jOHN LFRAM ll it-e-Prcsidcnl. FRANK LEBAR Secretary and Treasurer, JAMES ALLRED PURPOSE The purpcse of the Tiger Club of the R. S. H. S. is to establish a more perfect ideal of sportsmanship on and off the athletic held and to preserve and protect the ofhcial award for major sports. MOTTO The motto of the Tiger Clu': is: Fight to the last! Win! But win clean. TIGER CLUB MEMBERS OLIVER HENSALA THURSTON DOYLE OTTO VISINTAINER ELDEN JOHNSON DONALD HANSEN CHAS. MARTIN atLINDSEY DANIELS CHAS. PEDRI $MARIO FREDRIZZI WM. KENSINGER $RAYM0ND CRAFT EMLYN GRIFFITHS WESLEY CHESTER MAX KERSHISNIK EDGAR MELDRIM JOE SHUSTER ROY EPPs GEORGE LARABASTER $ALPH0N50 EPPs 3'CECI; CUTHBERTSON MARTIN MCPHIE CECIL DUNCAN WRIGHT DICKINSON LLXOARD FRANCIS CHAS. WERTHEIM LAWRENCE STURHOLM GEORGE FLETCHER FCRREST ADKINSON CHARLES BONOMO POWELL DOWNER CHESTER ROBERTS JOHN JAMIESON ROBERT OUTSEN GEORGE BERTA HL'CK GUY CHESTER STITELER $ROBERT SIMERL JAMES CRAFT OSMO MALO GEORGE BIRD JOHN LEWIS -- m 1111A. 4-? trim. .-'H.,1'l .:Hr' tttlmih: UH Lr it'llclm rrr'mmmm 11111111numnArrrrrnnnmuntmunnnuuumnmnmlIIIII111unllhlnnlmnuuunrumxn A - -- o IIHI'HHmmmHHIh- 1III1IIHIIIIU-IIILUAW- :25 $31 G I --..-vo Wmmmwnmtimgmmmxumnwummmnmmn .-. -- -r- -- '-- -.-. i I 4 mmmmmmmgunpgmmunmnmgmmmu mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmgummumrmmmmmmmummmmmn ,-h-- First Row-Harry Parker. Bruce Culver James Dykes. Morgan Walters. Jackson Emery. Jack McLeod. Harry Orme. Second Row-Vira Smith. Harry Crofts. Mary O'Donnell. Mat! Medill. Aileen Walters. Neil Sparks. Jessie Fletcher. Third RownZelma Sherwood. Heimo Loya. Marjorie Bell. Elmer Halseth. Margard Sparks. Tommy Jones. Marion Keith. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was begun a year ago last fall with Eve mem- bers: jack McLeod. Harry Orme. Harry Crofts, Harold Evans and Tom Jones. This number was increased until at length it had a membership of twenty. Several successful musical programs were given during the year. The members of the Boys' Glee Club number sixteen. and forty comprise the Mixed Chorus. ,- - mmmwnmmm. Innuuuunumouuuuu umuuuuu munmumunmu ommuuuu uuu u quuumuunou nnmmmm L9 '0 0.. I I .. . 'T 'HY .lllilltlOIIIUOOIUIIIIIIOIOUUUOOOOOIIIOIOOII'll! IIIOIIIIIIOO wA - .-.-......- .. a . 3 : re csi' IatooalctttalalIautluucuaaun. III! IIIcunuOCIIOtOIuIsOtItaIcostvtutlnnlalouonnlclttouoctnootns IIIIIUOIOUUOOIII 'IOOIIOOIIOUOIIIO '111111111111111111111111'Intact: ItlclnlllnooutuOOIOOItlt ocallccctvloo Innoctuonocttuoottuatuotoctttaaltoo Icon. 000- :3 - .V M4 mmmmmmmmmmmmmgmmnmmmxmmnummmmnmmnmummmmumnmmmmginm'mzrmmnummmmn 0! 0 0 tr. 1010.00.03.00. OOOO'OIOIOIO -1...- - eWa. - -. L h- Too Row-Otto Aho. Joe Parr, George DalIaoicola. Oliver Caldwell. Lawrence AM. Paul Kos. Mike Grillos. ' Second Row-Georgia Simerl. Agnes Marshall. Clarice Capen. Elizabeth Willson. Aileen Walters. Velma Johnson. Third Row-Nell Young. Edna Olson. Miss Wilson. Clara Daniels. Fannie Anselmi. Marjorie Bell. CROS VENTRE The National Honor Society was created in I921, at Cicero. Illinois. by the committee of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. It was installed in the Rock Springs High School in I924 as the Cros Ventre chapter. This Society was formed as an organization which should include the better elements of older organizations and also the activity elements which many of ' these organizations did not include. The purposes of the Society are: To create enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leader- ship; and to deveIOp character. The members of the Society are elected by the faculty from the upper fifteen per cent of the class on a basis of Scholarship. Service. Leadership. and Character. TYTTTTTTTTTTTYu --- 4;... 't3' 'T 'h ? '? 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Margaret Ftancis. Jennie Lusher. Nell Young. Ema Tanis. Marion Buck, Ethel Woodward. The course covers a wide variety of subjects. such as will prove necessary for teach- ing. including Educational Psychology. School Management, and Educational Method. The most interesting part is the actual teaching in the elementary grades of the city, under the supervision of the grade teachers and the Normal Training Instructor. The members of the class are usually energetic and have undertaken a number of activities. As an educational project. practical first aid has been studied. with Mr. Matt Marshall as instructm. As a social activity, the Sholty's Club was organized at the be- ginning of the yen. and has continued to meet every two weeks. This activity has en- couraged a friendly feeling in the class and it is hoped that the club will become a per- manent organization. Page Seventysewn uniousuiu uuuunuuum counts. .m.......-...-- ....-....i.,- ............-.--... O unonunuu II unusuun nuMun Hnunu f $HIIIIUIIII'TIHIIIIIHIIUIYII 'mIIIY mIIIUJHlmAJ -I WHHIITHIIIIIHIHIIITIIIII'TmHIIllu'ln IIIIDmIIImImYI- ' YITIIIIIIIIIIHHTHIIIUIIU .I-v- mummmmum imnnnmmitmmxnnnminnnmmn f .0 lllllllllll uuuuu J IOIIKNNICI'OWOII'IIIII'.I unun IOIIIIIOOIIIIWIO.INIIIIICIIOOIIIMRIOIOOIIIIIr; ' t t i I .. First RownClara Daniels. Oretha Banning. Lily Berta. Second Row-Mary Mathew, Thelma Stiteler. Betty Arnott. Agnes Marshall. What is the C.A.L.? An organization of the High School that sponsors sports for girls. Thelma Stiteler holds the ofhce of president of this organization, and is assisted by eight officers who help promote various sports. Basketball seems to be the chief sport of the C.A.L. This year the girls team was not allowed to go on visiting trips. so a tournament was conducted between the classes in the high school. The Seniors were victorious and received the orange and black basket- ball suits; the Sophomores running a close second. There are many more sports which any girl may enter into. such as swimming. skating. hiking. archery, baseball. volleyball, socker, tennis and riHing. At the head of each of these sports is a girl who has charge of all the pomts which may be gained by taking part in these activities. A black sweater is given to each girl who earns hve hundred points during her high school career. She may earn these points through taking part in any of the sports men- honed. Each year several social affairs are planned and carried out by the members. It is hoped that in the future the C.A.L. will go over bigger than it has in the past. l'mzv Seu-nty-o-ight uunuuuunumeuu CIIMOIIINIII.IIIIIOIHIIOIHIIIII. IIIIIIIICIDIINIIMII ICINININMOIIIII l. IIIIIOIIIOMINIHIIIIIOI II CIIIIII IIIIIIIDINIIOIIIIIH III 00000 INN IHIIIHHNUIIOIIIMMI HUI. V V -WW'.-.nww .- 0. 0.00 IUOOIIOOOIOIHO...'OI'OOIOOOOIOIOOOOIIOIIIIIO'.IIUIOOI'OOOIIO'IIIUOIII OOOOOOuiuiogg . 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H. COLEMAN. Plum. -.I-II-IH-ku-ul- Ih-II-NI-Il-MI-II-C - Pickard Hand-Painted China. Gorham Silverware. hYater- man's Pens. Howard Watches. Cruen X'erithin XYatches. Comnumity Silver. Hawkes Cut Class. Sheafferis Pens EXPERT CLEANING. DYEING AND TAILORING PLA NT MOOSE BLDG. I-IU-Il-uu-II-ID-ju-.-ui-nu-un-.n - IM-GI The SIOppy Dresser Is a Careless Worker The untidy man is lazy. The wearer of out of style clothes is behind the times in business. The man who dresses for comfort alone lacks pep and ambition. lint the XYell Grumned Man is usually Industrious and Successful. i National Clothes Company KEITH BROS. -. mnnnunumum. I mum im mmmmmmm a a mm mm. immmmu mu mun mmm mum u mu nu o mmimmmmom mmm mmmmm FLORSHEIM SHOES STETSON HATS E Page Eighty Phone 678-XV Park Hotel Bldg. South Front St. Ruck Springs. thn. INTERhVOVEN 30X YASSAR UNDERhVEAR . ! 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A H. .I . . . , . ,. . . . .. . .. k Q ILLLLLXIIIHIIUIH IHIH I 111111 lnnmnn LHIIIHH'IHHIHIH AI ..- a AAA rm -L.;...IIZIE1M 'tuu mo mum o mmrmmrrmm O. .. .Kukn..:..o...-:9......ro-oounpzouuoo-.uuooououuno..-......oco-...Q.-.-......on-nouuo:ca.oucou...-......c...o.o.-o..o- :9. ...-.......-...-..-...c. ...-o: ...: o 3.........:: o. 0.. o:::-:::.:ooo-gop.....o..-oo-:anon.g....-onooguoooo:...-..uouoooooooonpnccuo ......o.:...-...:.qoo ...-..- lnlllnlllmullllll llllnlmlmlinlllillii GRAHUATIN IS ACCOMPLISHED STEP BY STEP SUCCESS AFTER GRADUATION IS ACCOMPLISHED STEP BY STEP AN ACCOUNT WITH THIS. RELIABLE BANK IS ONE OF THE MEANS TO REACH SUCCESS Rock Springs National Bank C. Sturholm: uWihat is the difference between Coolidge and Frank Lebar? G. Malo: l'll bite; what is? C. Sturholm: Coolidge does not choose to run. Joe Parr: 'W'ou know that most girls nowadays have an impromptu complex- ion? J. Dykes: uHow is that? Joe Parr: They make them up as they go. Miss Creek Boeing Roland Miller's hand upl: What is it Roland? Roland Miller: Oh, nothin'. I was just stretching. F. Lebar: They say 'Mal Ferguson pardoned all the prisoners in Texas. E. Soltis: uNo woman will ever let any man finish a sentence! Mr. Fisher: ulXIhat does it mean when a marrie:l man keeps dreaming he's a bachelor? Mr. Halseth: It means he's sure go- ing to be disappointed when he wakes up. Page Eight y-t wo .un-Iujuu-..-C.a-Qj-u-nl-I -I.-.. I-IO-u-CI-II-. I-II-I Huck Guy: uHow'd Cus Sturholm make out in his semester test? Leon Vestal: He was caught cheat- ing.u Huck: How come? Leon: In physiology the question was asked. lHow many vertabrae are there.' and he was caught rubbing his back. Joe Parr: Every day I see you with moth balls. yes? Vaughn: uYeah, they told me at the store they would kill moths. Joe: uAnd don't they? Vaughn: I don't know yet. I can't hit the darned things. Isabell P.: Hey, Muggs, why don't you use the other straw, too? Muggs: Wait a minute; I haven't emptied this one yet. Hazel Teters: lth. I forgot, every night for the past year. I've been writing down my thoughts. Pearl C.: uYou don't say. Then you must have nearly a page full! Clinton: Would you like to go down to the depot with me tonight? There's to be a dance? Margaret C.: Honest? heard about it? Clinton: Yet, two trains are going to Charleston. I haven't John Soltis: I've brought you these flowers. Caroline T.: How lovely and fresh they are. I believe there's some dew on them yet. John Soltis: Yes, a little, but I'm gonna pay up tomorrow. Policeman: How did the accident happen? Mr. Winchell: My wife fell asleep in the back seat. Evelyn Syme: What is the most com- mon wooden dessert? Oliver Caldwell: I'll bite, what is it? Evelyn Syme: Toothpicks. Q-QQ-QQ-Qj-jo-QQ .00... .au-cu-cp-u-QQ-Ig-QI-n-QQ-omm i. I I l ! i i i i I 1 Q i I i l I I i i i i l l Sartoris School of Music JAMES SARTORIS STUDIOS ROCK SPRINGS U. P. BUILDING 402 80. Front St. W I N TON RELIANCE U. S. Royal Cord Tires and Tubes BIC BUS AND TRUNK LINES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ARE EQUIPPED WITH ROYAL CORDS THERE'S A REASON-SERYICE FOR LESS MONEY Union Pacific C031 CO. Stores Xt'here your dollar is a big boy all the time. Page Eighty-thrw JCPEW ' ' EYCo a..- n , alum; a at a laying 313 No. Front St. Spring Suits For Students 2 or 3-Button Th e Colleg- iate model, easy, graceful lines- new tans and greys; novelty stripes a n d plaids. Values H are exceptional 14.75 Extra Pant: If ? Desired, $3.98 0. a 1c 0. .0 u -1 - Rock Springs, Wyo. IIHI unmlnnnlujvunmuirnnlunuuuuunnnunnumuxnlulunnunnunnnun nlunnlm llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I I I I - -s M. Mathews: What is bacteria? 5. Morrison: What is it. I'll bite? M. Mathews: Bacteria is the rear entrance of a cafeteria. L. Aho: uYou're a poet. your feet show it. They are Longfellows. R. Outsen: uYou're getting Whittier and Whittier. Miss McCall: cule. Jack McLeod: Its one of those glass things that Englishmen wear in their eyes. Jack. define a mole- James Dykes: There's one word in the English language that is always pronounced wrong.n Georgia Simerl: What word is that? James: uWlhy, wrong. of course! Miss Burke Cabroadi: Why does that big cannibal look at us so intently? Miss McCall: Evidently he is the food inspector. J -I-ga -nhu-u THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME UNLESS ITS R I A L T THEATRE B EST 1 TH H 4L4 IX PHOTU-PIAYS RIALTU ORCHESTRA AND ORGAN PANTAGES V.-XUIH'IVII.LE EVERY SUNDAY Rt MD SHOW S l'agv Eirhty-im'r IN SEASON HHHHWIII hlnu n TOM THUM THE BREAD, PIES and CAKES Confectlonery CO' CRISP AND BROWN ALL Confectimlery and Statiunery Cigars and Tobacco The Very Best mell ICE CREAM , , s Fmd m 'Iown Home Made Candies sats .217 North Front Street XX'C Appreciate Your Business Plume l 1 l-W w-O-u-Ol- wl-H-D-OI- l- m-u-ug-oo-u-gj-h- mg-H- BUILD A H OME FIRST BUILDING MATERIALS AND PAINTS GENERAL CONTRACTORS ROCK SPRINGS. WYU. PHONE 166 Kellogg Lumber Company Page Eightycnve First Security Bank ROCK SPRINGS. WYOMING A GOOD PLACE TO DO YOUR BANKING II I. IV-gl-n-OI-u- -. WH-um 3' j. r 4-.Q-QQ-Q -..-..-u-..-.. 8 CENTS A DAY 18 THE ELECTRIC BILL FOR THE AVERAGE HOME 8 M INUTES WORK A DAY BY THE AVERAGE WAGE-EARNER PAYS IT The Southern Wyoming Electric Company PHONE 901 ROCK SPRINGS. WYU. Page Eightysix C J 5 4'1; unuulnuIInun.nuuu nun:Illuunuuuuuunutnunuuuluumuuuun uumuluuluuuulunuulu IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I h .o.......o...........oo. o......oo .- ..o . .9........o.o.... o...- EEEEET. J .- x :m - k .. ... w M a n. m m .. B m m w. . m .4 ...n . .. .. f o u b- trultlk. Allc, ' 'D - 0- I. IAYIIIAAIIYIYIIJ AEKFIA TIII '.I.I LA ' A III . ..--...--- -- W m... . um mom 7 . 2....ILUIO3- .. . . .. 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I don't know, I just threw about a dozen in the fire and it w HAT ON LY Service, Security and Soundness CAN ACHIEVE :- ASSETS Feb. 28, 1923 MS; Feb. 29. 1928 -----$1.0 just roared. Miss Templeton: Now I want you to give me your average grade for the week so I can put it down on this chart. All right. hailing rolD Kenneth Buck- ley. $500. engienneth. hbsently mmdedlyy. Pres D 1 00 1 .000.00 i i i I I i i I i I i i 1 Teacher: If your father knew how ...... i you were acting in school he would get I l ! 1 l i l l I Union Savings and Loan gray hairs from grief. Nephi Ycung: That would be fine; he's bald headed now. Otto Aho: uWlhy sure I know a dumber guy than you do. He was so dumb he thought the U. 5. Steel Cor- poration was a burglars' union. Paul Kos: Co on, how about the fellow who thought a sseeple-chasc was a couple of churches having a race? Room 102 Phone 270 North Side State Bank W.- ..prth -3 -..-..- Acme Glass and g The PACIFIC Paint Company g MARKET 221 C. Street Phone 690 SEE US FOR Automobile Glass WHERE QLALIT Y EXCELS Replacements, Picture Framing DOMESTIC AND 1M PORTED and anything you may need in a first class line of Paints, Varnishes. Enamels. Lac- quers, Brushes. Etc. Special Prices to Students. PHONE 58 Page Eighty-cight IO-UO-ID-IO-u-II-M-Il-II-Il-II- II-l. II-II-CO-u-II-OI-I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Keith Dickson: Is your friend. the promoter. a man you can trust? Clarence Meacham: That fellow? Why he's so crooked that even the wool he pulls over your eyes is half cotton. Bill O'Donnell: song? Bert Shiblcr: S'pose you do. Shoot. Bill: But azya sow. so shall ya reap. Know that azya Miss Saterlec: Frank. where is your book? Frank char: Down stairs. Miss Satcrlee: uYou know a good carpenter always brings his tools. Frank: Yeah. but I'm a plumber. Muggs Johnson: Hey. Jennie. going to the show tonight? Jennie Lewis: Not that I know of. Muggs: I got two tickets. Jennie texpcctantlyh Oh. have you, Marvin? Muggs: Leon's. Yeah, but one of 'cm is WE SOLICIT YOUR Howardts ON THE CORNER Western Auto Transit C0. HUDSON - ESSEX SALES AND SERVICE DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS A FULL LINE OF AUTO SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES McCurtain Motor Co. A. L. McCurtain. Manager PHONE 601 Page Eighty-nine ' IIoQQ-ID-up-ID-QD-QO-Qn-ol-po-IQ-ID-ln l-OO-II-Cu-O-tl-OI-II-lI-Ou-u-n-oI-Or IuII-mQ-Iml-u-Il-n-lm-IO-I-Cl-Io-IMI-lbm-cg-m LINCOLN MARKET M EATS AND GROCERIES ON TH E LINCOLN H ICH WAY ROCK SPRINGS. WYOM INC i . I . I 3 I I I I I I I I 8 I I l I G I I I I i I i I I I i I I I 3 S i I I 3 t I I 3 I I I I I E OPPOSITE NASH GARAGE MEN'S AND YOUNG MEWS CLASSY CLOTHES AND FURNISHINGS $25.00 - $27.50 - $29.50 Boschettds TAILORING DRY CLEANING E MATCH PANTS E TAILOR CLOTHES PHONE 76811 ROCK SPRINGS, - WYOMING wwm-Ilg- m-O-IO-II-IU-OI-II-II-CI-CD-II-u-IO-II-ID-II-UI MILLERS Pharmacy A. N. MILLER, Prop. PRJESCR I PTION DR L'GGI STS School Supplies, St 3 tion cry and Gifts Phone 7 209 No. Front St. Ruck Springs, - W'yoming Page Ninety PARK HOTEL CAFE MERCHANTS, LUNCH 11 a. m. to 2:30 p. 111. SPECIAL DINNER 5 p. m. to 8 p. 111. Phone 244-XV Rock Springs, - XVyoming .- .3- ll-IO- I.- II- IC-IO-IO-II-IO-IO-OI-IO-O THE MODE LADIES' APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES P. M. LONGLEY ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. ADVO PURE FOODS McCORD-BRADY CO. ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. Aaron Deneley tin storey : I'd like to see something cheap in a straw hat . . Salesman: Try this on, the mirror is at your left. Sam Morrison: Now, if I should offer you ten dollars-- Jack Smith: uNow I'll tell one. Leon: 1 just saw a horse with a wooden leg. Wayne: Where? Leon: On a merry-go-round. We won't mention any names, but- he was so dumb he took algebra for two years and thought it was hnstory.' George Sturholm: I dont mind go- ing to school. but it's the principal of the thing. Miss Stewart: Conjugate swim. Vernon Ward: uSwim. swam. swum. Miss Stewart: Now conjugate dim. Vernon Ward: uAw, go on. You're making fun of me. I- II-IQ- l.-'.- I.- IQ-nm- I.-..-. wDQI-IO-OQ-II-OI-OmdQ-u- .---g-.l-.I-n---m-OI-n-j UNION SPECIALTY SHOE SHOP All work done by the Goodyear W elt Shoe Repairing System. GEORGE PAROS Rock Springs, - W'yoming Opposite City Hall 0-00-th00- ZENITH CAFEh OPEN DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE AND COURTESY OUR MOTTO F inest of Home Made Pastries. John Soltie: Why do they celebrate Valentine's Day? George Malo: tino's death. Because of Valen- Mr. Halseth 0n science classy: What is a duct? Oliver Cundy: Some sort of a fowl. Mr. Fisher tin Economics classy: Say now. that's a simple question; why even Sam would know it if he were here. Stranger: They tell me the water here is rather hard; is that right? Vaughn 3.: uhWhy it's so hard you have to grind it before you can drink it. Muggs Un restauranU: I don't mind flies in my pie. but I sure hate bed bugs. Henry Beveridge: uDo you know Tufty Aho? George Dallapicola: Yes, bookkeeper. Henry: Yah, he's had one of mine for about two years. he's a Page Xilu'ty-um' American Market Cleanliness and Quality BUICK; W H E N B E T T E R AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT MEATS. GROCERIES HARDWARE BL'ICK WILL BUILD THEM Rock Springs Motor Company ' J . . ,. I HUM; 343 TELEPHONE 458 206 PILOT BUTTE AVENUE : Rock Springs, - XVyoming qO-n-QI-cO-IO-Qn-It-Ql-og-u-OI-ID-Q.-gm J ohn Zueck DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER. - 0- IWgI-ijibjm- Il-IQ- II...- North Side State Bank , T B : H PEOPLES A E N K COAL PHONE 17W Rock Springs, Wyo. Capital and Surplus 351 50,000 Pige Ninety-two I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .1... I i I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I .73 ii... J- I -. ,1! 11.--! ..!l!..l-:il....:l i113 . .i.! 1!- 1!, i? -1 ,l .l: . issilx 1 l - . :6 - -. T - i :h .. Ezrr ggwggaahg.anucaanganaEdeRBH.5r::EaaggugagganzghaggaEngagadcndn.:.mbumumhzggEudacarga6..53L FuBriapEE:HEEHENEEEEERQEEEanEBHB. T J ITOsz'OTIV'CI-v T'inlv l... 1.! Talc -oclllhvl f... :! ii--- :1 .i?! E: II: i. l -. I, -3! - e 5.. .I2. 1 i- . 1.. IF it..;,. .2 m T m f m m. . 4 H .3 m .. m; T V A n m 7 g m -. 3. m I .5. m . o. . T m T . . T. g m ..r E .9 H H. m . L. WW: f u .. h u a T W. .W. m m T WI H h. N r m w m m m x . 4 m Hy .. . . a.gi m m r O . n ... h I Z. am. xx . :5 $5.35.... :5.-....::::...:::.: gagagawqu.gmmy UTZINGER C H E V R O L E T COMPANY CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE hock hprmgs. - XX 30mmg Henry Chipp AG 4N T FOR New Edison Phonographs and Diamond Disc Re-Creations Brunswick Phonographs and Records Pianos. Player Rolls. Sheet Music R. C. A. Radios and Supplies Hear the new PANATROPE 405 NORTH FRONT ST. Rock Springs. - XYyoming Page Vinety-four XVhen in Need of QUALITY MERCHANDISE PHONE 175-W' The Minerst Mercantile Co. 213-217 PILOT BUTTE AVENUE DEALERS IN General Merchandise, Sporting Goods and Hardware UNIVERSAL STORE 212 Pilot Butte Phone 118-W -II-I.-I.-..-I.-'.-n-. DAM IT! cried the king as the swollen stream poured over its bank into the castle ground. Caroline Thompson: You can't trust a man two inches away from you. Kathleen Jack: uYou can't trust most of them that close. Alex Noble: graphic. Jack Emery: Yes? Alex Noble: She sits in the dark and waits for developments. She is very photo- .- Phone 135-J 307 N. Front HIBACKA 8z COMPANY TAILORS AND EXPERT CLEANERS Rock Springs, - Wyoming YOU GET GOOD THINGS T O EAT AT THE GRAND CAFE? THE SUPERIOR LUMBER COMPANY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS DEALERS 1x Lumber. Sash, Doors. Mouldings, Cement, Lime. Builders' Hardware. Heating and Plumbing, and All Builders' Material Telephone 99 Rock Springs, Wyo. -..-. -0. Heimo Loya: So Jack is sending you chocolates again? Marjorie: But surely you don't mind? Heimo: Yes I do. tell him I prefer caramels. Lily Berta: Margaret Sparks has a beautiful embroidered handkerchief which she claims cost twenty dollars. Fannie Anselmi: Twenty dollars! That's a lot of money to blow in. Marion Chambers Umying for broth- er's birthdayy: I'd like to see some- thing smart in men's clothes.n Bert 3.: uWmat time would you like to have me meet you? Miss Templeton: Didn't you promise me to be a good boy. Fred? Fred Toresani: Yes. teacher. Miss Templeton: And didn't I prom- ise to send you to the assembly if you weren't? Fred: Yes teacher, but I've broken my promise. so you needn't keep yours. I I l I I l l l l l i - - - -u-u-u F. M. MILLS Wholesale Dealer in HAY, GRAINS AND GROCERIES ELK STREET . -I. -.0 -II-II-..-I. -'. -.. -..-j.- -u-M-QQ-ql-lg-Q.- . In the Years Ahead Let eeYOUR HOME COME FIRSToe HOM E FURNITURE COMPANY We Sell the Best In GASOLINE. OIL. ALCOHOL. GLYCERINE IDEAL SERVICE STATION Phone 783-W C and Second Sts. Page Ninety-tlw ROSE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP FLOWERS AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Our Huwers last longer and look better. First National Bank Court Phone 12 3 Across from Skaggs Rock Springs. VKw. thu-hII-OI-II-UI-II-DD-II-II-I LINCOLN FORD FORDSON ROCK S INGS GAR 1.3 R AxGE juux E. s-X'HISENAXD, Prop. CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS -ll-Il-n. -II-II-II-Il-lI-Ul-NI-.I-II-IR-II-CI-II-nl-Il-II-Il-II-II-II-II-I The Rock Springs MINER F. B. CRU M LEY. PUBLISHER The Oldest Newspaper in South-XVestem XNE'oming w..- mI-II-tI-u-II-II-II--u-IO-Ibu- I.- D II- II- -II- I.- I.- II- II-l. You Can Be Assuredly Well Dressed by Selecting Your Clothes At The Stock Growers Mercantile C0. Leaders in Style and Quality. YOUN G MEWS AND WOMENS READY-TO-WEAR I'ago Xim-u-six -.l- lI-ll- II-II-II-Il-Il-Ill-IU-II-Il-II-II-II-II-II-lI-II-Il-II-II-II-II-I Rex Optical and Jewelry Company Our Principal Business Is Optics First in the state to adopt complete SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT J. N. CROCKER. OD. H. s. CROCKER Registered Graduates Manufacturing Opticians, Lens Making and Frame Fitting Phone 586-VV 325 North F mnt St. ROCK SPRINGS, XVYO. m0 :5: .::::.:... 11...::$:: . :. .. Egagmagic -mmnngEnqu -- BEEEQNWBSEBEEESQMUTM H aw Or O o.wa.L-.. ..Io I, . a . ,. 3 - 81 O O . w. 0 . QC ..4: IOU , . .f. x . .. .. . HLYYA A' IIIO i 1 : r, 1.x... AAIII Pum- Munywum CO .mnmmznmgmm v , O 4:1;an- g-.- :O V . ...VC .4 l . .- f x . 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O. 0.0 U. 0 O I; 0 I O A A A AA A A ' 'IllINIIIIIIIIOIIIOHIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIOHIII' HIHI'H'IIH III HII ...NIH .HIIllIIIUIIIIOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII.IIII'IOIIIIOOJUIIONIQIIDIIIIIIIllitlllllltllllltilllillailllllllllllllllll'llllIIUl'lH'li'IH -,; Laramie Printing Company COMMERCIAL PRINTERS ur'E SPECIALIZE IN WINTING FOR COLLEGES ' AND SCHOOLS This Book Vas Printed and Bound in Our Plant ON BEING PROUD Perhaps no high school in the state is as entitled to be proud of itself as is Rock Springs High School Pttort progress and accomplishment were shown in the recent high school week activities. '1 he University is also proud of the Rock Springs graduates, who are now making records for them- selves and the University at Laramie. Five Colleges-Liberal Arts, Education, Law, Engineering and Agriculture, and Divisions in C0- operative Agriculture, Extension and Militarv Sci- enee and Facties are worthy of consideration. The University of Wyoming i -Il-II-II-II-II-HU-II-II-II-NII-II-OII-.I-III-III-II-II-L-UH-Il-CI-II-II-II-II-II-II-Il-II-II-DI-III-lll-Ill-II-IlI-II-lI-II-II-UI-II-IIN-Dl-ll -ma-uu-I+ i 1 i 1 1 i i i i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i l 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 I mmmo-tcmg-a-Qg-IL -.-'I-JI-$ 1 u. 3-.- -u -Il-II-II-DI-Il-.l-. Page Ono.- Hundred ' . .P' i. J. B. Young f9? Co. Dealers In GENERAL MERCHANDISE OUR AIM TO SERVE THE PUBLIC 119 Pilot Butte Phone 125 .- .- Milam Gn history classy What caufed the Revolutionary War? Vivian Cubby: uRepresentation with- out taxation. Ole: I almost drowned last night. The pillow slipped. the bed spread. and I fell in the spring. Officer: You must accompany me! Bruce: Sure. what ya gonna sing? The same o'd story. Night. the moon. a road and a parked car. A cop came up on his motorcycle and flashed his light in the car. No parking, you can't loaf along here. he stated. He's not loafing, replied a sweet voice. The two stood on the darkened porch after the dance. She waited. Love is blind, he quoted rapturously. We , can't you tell where I am by feeling? .she asked peevishly. hH-hu-bm ! g SPECIAL CREAM BREAD AND DELICIOUS PASTRY MADE BY PARISIAN BAKING CO. 131 K Street Phone 609-1 POSTAL TELEGRAPH The pulse of the world. SAV E TI M E-TELEGRAPH COM M ERCIAL CABLES TELEGRAPH OFFICE: STOCK GROWERS BLDG. SOUTH FRONT STREET Neil Sparks had bought two eggs and had just brought them home. when he noticed writing on them as follows: Farmer's daughter. aged 17. like to meet bachelor. view to maniage. Com- municate withr- here followed name and address. He rushed off and telegraphed to bet. asking for an interview. Imagine his surprise on receiving the following reply: Sorry. too late. Was married six years ago. Mother of four children. Jim Allred: Who is the best known man in the army? Ralph Cilpin: This. Print: Keep Out; I see his name everywhere. Jim: Oh. I don't know. How about General Admission? a Miss Joyce had just finished giving instructions preparatory to giving an exam. Are there any further questions? she asked. A short silence. Then from Clarence Smith: What time is it? Pat M Humtwi hr Mr. Liddy: Stick your shirt in. Coach Milam: uWlon't stay. It's my work shirt. Mr. Liddy: Whaddya mean, work shirt? . Coach Milam: Keeps working up over the back of my trousers. New Studio Olie: Whai did you do when you worked in the sawmills? Rudy: I came, I saw, and I sawed and sawed. PHOTOGRAPHS TELL THE STORY Doctor: Hey there! What are you doing out there in the water? Guy Stevenson: uI'm following your instructions, sir. You said to take the medicine in water. Stranger: Lived here all your life? Huck: Don't know, haven't died yet. S. Wendt: I once loved a girl and she made a fool out of me. Kathleen Jack: What a lasting im- pression some people make. PHONE 167-W WW WWW OFFICERS x7. I. FACINELLI, PreSident ED Cklppj. Spfrcfary J01; BERTAGNOLLI, V ice President FRED MAGAGNA, Treasurer Union Mercantile and Supply Company THE SERVICE STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE-VVHOLESALE AND RETAIL Rock Springs, Wyoming, 123-125 K Street, Phone 168 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING KEMMERER. WYOMING SOUTH SUPERIOR. WYOMING Page One Hundred Two uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu x5 II t' C llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll J ' i I xv. P TRADE AT Workingmerfs Commermal C0. WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 3 ROCK SPRINGS , SUPERIOR HANNA. VVYO. ,N PARKHOT AERO FILLIM. , EL STATION Oh LINCOLN HIGHW'AY AND GAS. OILS AND SL'DDIQN SERVICE HOBACK HIGHWAY ijN PARK. Proprietor. . ' STREET - - U k Rock Sprmgs. - XVyommg PARKER FEED C O M P A N Y WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND FEEDS WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE EXCELS md-m-OI-OI-Il-OI-OD-u-C o-n1-u.-C.-.I. UL'R COVERS WERE CREATED BY XYEBER - MCCREA COMPANY 421 E. Sixth St. 1405 :Xngclcs. - California Hume 2m, Corner Spruce and D Sts. I - un-pu-Il- ID- II-HF-lI-II- II uI-..--uu-II - II-IJ- .u-II-.Q-Il-Qg-gi-QI-lI-II. Page Um- Hundred Throw t x 1.6 WYOMING SUNSET The Wat's aHame tonight-I scarce can bear Such beauty-It will take my heart from me And place it in those waves of crimson there And hold it captive in that Haming sea! What freak of beauty can so blend with pain The pagan lure of color to the eye? Perhaps the ghosts of Viking death-ships play Tonight across the border of the sky. When darkness lowers. and my feet have trod Their last, lone pathway in their search of light-- Oh, let my soul go out to meet its Cod, Into a sky of flame like this tonight! -Slella Anne C reek. Page One Hundred Four IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ?;rx I f O l P ...... ! :5 hi 1 a g --and we here highly hope that. though nearly dead. we shall IE not have tried in vain. that this Sagebrusher, under completion. E shall allow us a new burst of freedom. and that this book of the .- Seniors, by the Seniors, for the Seniors. shall not perish from our Q memories. EVELYN SYME .......................... Editor-in-Chief r GEORGIA SIMERL . . . .................... Assistanl Editor g GEORGE DALLAPICOLA .................. Business Manager GEORGE CILLEARD .............. Assistant Business Manager BEVERLY MYERS . . . . .................... Literary Editor I i ERMA TARRIs ............................. 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