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

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1931 volume:

UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN, ' ASSOCIATION :: INVESTORS BALANCE -- - $1330 000 0Q WE PAY 579 INTEREST 0N SAVINGS- WE PAY 6576 INTEREST 0N t Coupon and InsQall'ment Savings Certificates ' ,5- INCREASED USE BRINGS: V DECREASED' WORRY! :ELEGTRICTY was used 'in' the ihome . to the same ddimtage'-that3'it is ,em'- ployed' be -induSt;:37, every housewife . would have EVERY THING electrical! SOUTHERN WYOMING ELECTRIC - COMPANY Phone 901. Q Rock. Springs, Wyoming Architects Drawing of the New Rock Springs High School CREED He who is ruled by Loyalty Who stands for naught but Honesty Who treats his mates With Courtesy Has Rock Springs High Ideals Who stands for highest Scholarship Whose actions speak good Sportsmanship Whose every act means Comradeship Has Rock Springs High Ideals , Mlmu CLASS KATHRYN FORTUNA Vice President LAVINA POSTEL President Lavina I'ustclw'mnviuemr- 110wcver, I don,t ln-livvc that is truc. Academic Class President 31 U. E. A. 30, 31 Tournanwnt Representative for Speaking 30, 31 Kathryn Furtunn-11Kathy -Ask me not what life is; I'm too busy living it. Commercial D. E. A. 31 Class Vice President 30 W'imwr 0f Seumd Prin- Essny Contest .38 AH School Play 28, 31 Year Bunk Staff 31 Grns Vrmre 0f 1Vnman's Club 0 c vqur-mv OFFICERS VINCENT LEBAR RUTH HEALEY Treasurer Secretary Ruth Hcalcy- Rudy -She likes to work as well as play. Commercial Class Secretary 31 Tournament Representative for Typing 29, 28 1P1nedale High SchooD All School Play 28, 20 Olinedale High SchooD Vincent Lebar-'W'ince -Got your C1355 dues? Academic Class Vice President 28 Class Treasurer 31 Gros Vcntre Yearbook Staff 131 YEAR BOOK STAFF Top Row-v-Silvin Ginvalc, Stewart Blunk, Vincent Lebar Bottom Row-Armand Kellogg, Kathryn Fortuna, Irene Sturholm, Pete Parker EMIL ALLAIS Lut1' Pm afraid of her , Commercial ORESTE ALLAIS Rusty .A great big man from the South, with a great big :igar in bi? mouth Academic LIORENE ALLISON Allie Quietness brings peace Commercial G. A. L. 31 ANGELO ANSELMI Ark WVhafs a noun? Academic Tiger Club 31 Football 31 Track Team 30 LAURA APPLEGATE 11Kid Way for a sailor Commercial Board of Control 31 1Chairmnn of Music CounciD Tournament Representative-Piano and Amateur Typing 29 1Superi00 NANCY ARNOTT Nance She1s very fond of the name Joe Academic SYLVIA BELL Billie Got a date tonight? Commercial ALBINA BENEDICICH 11Tony 11Huhl Whafs my gradeim Academic s MARGARET BERE'K 11Marg11 Always comes up smiling Commercial BEN BLASKO Benjamine Look out for the quiet ones Commercial Secretary of Board of Control 31 VVinuer of First Place of Flag Essay 28 STEWART BLUNK Stew A violinist, a mystery, a puzzle to women College Preparatory Board of Control 30 1Chairmnn of Music CounciD D. E. A. 30, 31 1Vicc-President 3D Class Secretary, 30 State Championship, Violin, 29 Member of National High School Orchestra, Chicago, All School Play 30 Soloist 31 1Rock Springs Symphony Orchestra Soloist at Commencement Senior Play KATHERINE BOLEN Kay The gir1.with a smile for everyone Commermal LILLIAN BONOMO 'Gerry uon how I hate to shift up a hill Commercial Class Secretary 28 Grus Ventre BILL BOVVDISH uBidish He'd rather break rocks in Rawlins than study Electricity DORIS BRANSON Del q want to go home this week end Academic ANNIE BURNICK Noisy Silence is gulden, but I ImveWt been paid yet Academic All School Play 30 CURTIS BURRELL Curt Can sing as loud as a nightingale Academic Tiger Club 30, 31 CFrcasurer 3D National Athletic Honorary Society 30 Football 10, 31 Basketball 30 Track Team 30 All School Play 31 Senior Play D. E. A. ZONA BUXTON Bux Glorious .independence Commercml RUTH MARION CAPP'S CBADDY Heights are best for climate Commercial Leader of Athletics in G. A. L. 30, 31 CLYDE COLETTI Collet All his dates are with the dentist Commercial GVVENDOLYN DANIELS GWPIY How would she Iouk with long hair? Commercial Social Council 28 All School Play 31 Gros Ventre GEORGE DeBERNARDI Big Debo Let me take that ball Electrical Shop Tiger Club 30, 31 Football 30, 31 Basketball 30, 31 Track 30 National Honorary Athletic Society 31 JOHN DBBERNAREDI Little Debo uOnly made twelve points last nighW Academic Tiger Club 30, 31 Vice President 3w National Honorary Athletic Society 30, 31 Football 30, 31 Basketball 30, 31 Track 31 FRANCES DEMSHAR Frankie Her smilgs are words; we know her by her eloquence Commerclal Grus Ventre 4 ALDIO DO-NA Duke Are you telling me? Academic Tiger Club 31 Class Secretary 28 Football 31 DONALD DRANEY Draiu Lonesome Lover! Commercial Board of Control QNssembly Council ZED MARIE F'EARN Rie 1 chatter, chatter, as I go, Looking for 3. Romeo. Commercial MATT FERLIC uMonk Life is just one joke after another Commercial Tiger Club 30, 31 Football 30, 31 National Honorary Athletic Society 31 Senior Play BEN FILvIPOVICH Flip That sophomore girl! Comme rCIa ONNI FLANKKI Play a fast one Shop F1unkeyn ALVIN FLETCHER Fletch A gay caballern from Rio Janerio Academic RUTH FOY nFoy Physicaj energy is passe with her Academic WAYNE FR EDERICK'SON Wag Can we Etta Gohba Pi! Academic D. E. A. 30, 31 All School Play 29 IWARY GEORGIS None is like her, yet all like her Commercial Gorgeous SILVIO GIOVALE. uSilv I'm a dreamt'r, but aren't we :11! Commercial D. '15. A. 31 All School Play 31 Year Book Staff 31 Gros Ventre CHRIS GRAS Chris HLot me L10 it Shop 5 . n, 1 ' V fx- H mm MILDRED HANSEN Mim Men are my enemies, but the Bible says to love your enemies Commercial . Board of Control Vice Presndent 3m School Spirit Council 29 ELIZABETH HAVRIL-O Lizzie I n.ever. play with boys Academxc LUCILLE HEIKES Lou The girl who came back Academic ALLAN HENSALA Henc T wear nines, how about you? Shop National Honorary Athletic Society '31 Basketball 31 BEN HOFFMAN H0ff I bet I make better grades than you Academlc GRACE HOWARD uSpud Her best thoughts always come too late Commercial G. A. L. 230, 31 ELIZABETH HUDACHKO Liz See you gouight Commercxal JOSEPHINE JEREB Josie Don't jugige the package by its size Commercml LUCILLE KALINOVVSKI Cal Cmft w;- be friends? Commerual Trcasurer of Girls Reserves Canon City, Colorado, 29 WILLARD KARG Kargie He's absolutely ladyproof Electrical Shop Senior Play JAMES KARRAS Jim How he can dish out the Greek! Shop RAYMOND KARVONEN Ray A lonesome bachelor, now and forever Shop ARMAND KELLOGG Hench What is size compared to brains! Academic Assembly Council 29, 30 Athletic Council 28 Class Vice President 28 All School Play 30 Business Manager Sagebrusher 31 Gros Ventre Senior Play D. E. A. ANGELA KERSHISNIK Nange She combines pleasure with study, and makes both successful Commercial Treasurer of Board of Control 31 Tournament Representative of Amateur Shorthand 31 Gros Vcntrc ANNA KERSFHISNIK Ann As studious as she is jolly Commercial Gros Vcnlrc Senior Play ELSIE KNOX HKnoxie Are yoq going out tonight? Academic . . Tournament Representatwe for Vouce 29 MARY KONTICH Lillums .It's silly to study books when people are so inter- :stlng Commercial NIIKE KONTICH 1'Spike Some day has going to be an aviator Commercml FANNIE LAMB Fan Typing and Don complete her life Commercial IEONA LARRABASTER Leo Hair is woman's crowning glory Academxc MARGARET LISKA Lisk Permnnep': were not made for such as she Commerctal DDVVIN LOFT'HOUSE 11L0fty Rules are to be read, not followed Commercial EUGENE MALO Uge Speed's 11k middle name Commercxal MIKE MANATOS 11Mike The future Greek professor in R. S. H. S. Commercial w 'I'Jm,, l Whom '5, JEANNETT'E MARSHALL Jerry Vthu she's at a game the yell leader rests Academic JAMES MATTHE'WS Jim I'll fix that light Electrical Shop NELLIE MCINTOJSH Ne1 Where were you last night? Commercxa MARY MCQUILLAN HMack A girl of few words Academic JOSEPHINE METELKO 'Julie Oh I forgot my book report Academlc FRED O,DONNELL Ode Brevity is the soul of wit Academic Chairman of Assembly Council 31 ELIZABETH OLIVELRO Ollie I wondEr. what will happen when I leave school Communal DOYLE OLSON Ole He knows how to treat the femmes Academic KATHLEEN ORME HKittie May I drive for you? Commercial All School Play 30 ROBERT OVERY Bob Vk'hat do you mean? Shop PETE PARKER Pilot Thinking, talking, dreaming airplanes Academic Social Cnuncil 31 All School Play 30 Year Book Staff 31 Gros Ventre LENNIE PEINTI'LA Len Come on fellows, right down the floor Electrical Shop Board of Control 29, 31 AthIetic CounciD Tiger Club 28, 29, 30, 31 O?resident 3D National Athletic Honorary Society 30, 31 Football 29, 30, 31 Basketball 28, 29, 30, 31 Track 28, 30, 31 8 EDWARD PERKO Perk Ambition dies out, but Perk goes on forever Academic President of Board of Control 31 D. E. A. 30, 31 Ghee President 30 Class President 29, 30 Track Team 30, 31 All School Play 30 MARY PETERNAL h h Pete' h Silence :gnd more silence Commercxal ANNE PIETHE Peth Got your budget? Commercial Superior High School 28, 29, 30 LEONARD POT'OSNIK Lefty Those soulful eycsl Electrical Shop CLARENCE POTTER hPinky A little Soldier in a big way Commercial ELY RADAKOVICH Rad b llJust as famous with the women as with the basket- 3 Shop Tiger Club 30, 31 National Athletic Honorary Society 30, 31 Football 31 Basketball 30, 31 Track 31 Senior Play GERTRUDE RAUTIAINEN hGerti Graham.MacNamees greatest rival Academnc Gms Ventre BILLY REDSHAW Blimp A luminous light kept glowing by personality Academic Chairman School Spirit Council 30 Class Treasurer 30 All School Play 30 Senior Play ?iv. KATHERINE RIBOVICH Katie I canht do a thing with my hair Commercml EDNA RICHARDS Eddie Oh those telephone menl Commercial G. A. L. 29, 30, 31 hPresident 29. 30h THOMAS ROBERTS Tucker He's not afraid of work-he lies down before it Electrical Shop PHYLLI'S ROBINSON Phil Me and the boy friend Academic IDA ROS'ATTI , 11Jacky uOh my back! Ernest put down my typewriter Commercial School Spirit Council Chairman 31 Gros Ventre Senior Play LINDA SARCLETTI uLindy Her greatest interest is her hope chest Commercial . Rock Springs High School 501015: 31 BIARIE SATTIER Sath An excellent young woman and modest Commercial IV'IARGARET SHEPARD HBIIaJ'g She thinks a mouse is a bear Commercial JANE SIIIBLER Joey My what a wallop she's got! Academic Social Council 28, 29 - ' Tournament Representative for Novme Typmg 31 ERNEST SOLTIS Ernie The speed demon of shorthand Commercial Tiger Club 31 National Athletic Honorary Society 31 Basketball 31 ANNA SORBIE Stotty Got your bookkeeping? Commercial D. E. A. 30, 31 Senior Play JOE STARMAN Pug W'ho wants to fight? Academic Tiger Club 30, 31 Football 30 Trad: 29, 30, 31 MARGARET STEVENSON Peg Hunting .1. man Academxc G. A. L. HATTIE STODDARD WTunior Still water runs deep Commercml IRENE STURHOLM Halma, 1 11Vot bane matter? Commercial Editor-in-chief of Sagebrusher 31 Gros Ventre Senior Play Yearbook Staff '31 CLARA TETERJS uStumpy Should I go back to him? Commercial 10 CHARLES TRAVIS HChuck Too small and bashful Commercial Tiger Club 30, 31 National Athletic Honorary Society 30 Basketball 30, 31 Football 31 DORTHA WALKER Dot . Every inch a lady, although there arenk many Inches Commercial CORA WARD ' Gigg1es Laughter- is the road to health Commercml FAIIRYL WEBB Fair The streqtcars nt Lion are awful Commernal MELVIN WEIR Mel Curly hair is attractive Academic ESTHER WEISS uEssie Now how does that go? Com-mercial Semur Play MARGARET VVILDE Margie Another hsmzlll senior Commorcml MARY WOOD HBlondie W'hy canW I get a break? Academic Senior Play CECELIA YEDINAK Celie She's not afraid of the truth, which many hide from Commercial Gms Ventro BETTY CLAIRE YOUNG nMitzie I prefer an alumnus Commercxal CYRIL POTOCHNIK Cece I'm not particular Shop 11 BOARD OF CONTROL Top lonx wFred OWJuum-ll, Edward Perku, Lonnie Pentila, Ben Blasko, Julius Larsen. Bottom Rm-;-l.aur.z Applegate. Miss Agnew, Angela Kershisnik, Ida Rossetti. 12 Board 0F Control The purposes of having a student organization are to develop cooperation among the students, to promote interests in each 01' the worth-while organizations in the school body, to stimulate work in literary, music, aid social activities, and the main purpose is to help the students work with the faculty for the betterment and imgrovement of our school. All students who are elected to the Board must be up to 01' above the aver- age of the school in scholarship and must be recognized as leaders by the students and by the faculty also. The following students were chosen to represent the student body: Edward Perko, president; John Demshar, Vice-President; Ben Blasko, Secretary; Angela Kersihisnik, Treasurer; Fred OtDonnell, Assembly Council; Ida Rossatti, School Spirit; Lennie Pentila, Athletic Council; Kathryn Brown, Social Council; Laura Applegate, Music Council. The big project which was put over by the Student Council was that of a new high school. All School Week The week of November 10 t0 the fifteenth was 2-111 high school week. Loy- alty was adequately portrayed in a manner showing how we can be loyal to our school both before and after we graduate. We must obey those rules we have in a good spirit and support our organizations with the same good will for our own benefit and for the benefit of future R. S. H. S. students. Courtesy, another one of our ideals, was also specified. Sportsmanship was stressed, but the most important point that was brought before the eyes of the students was that of a need for a new high school. Tags on Thursday and Friday showed this by bulging schoolhouses and the words, ttWe- need a new high schooif, Tags, made by tho Autrey Brothers, were distributed the first day. The idea of a new High School has met with sum-vss as a $350,000 bond issue was passed January 20 for this purpose. Perhaps we Seniors should be proud that We will be remembered as the last class to graduate from this school. W The Home of DODGE BROTHERS McCurtain Motor Co. Eights and Sixes Phone 601 ' k 13 GROS VE'NT'RE Top Rnw-Yincrnt Lvhur, l'ctc Parker, Silvio Giovale, Armand Krllogg. Middle Row- Qliss Yilsun. Gertrude Ruutianen, Irene Sturhnlm, Cecelia chinak, Francis Demshar, Anna. Kcrshisnik. Bottom Ruw-Ida Russatti, Lillian Bonomo, Kathryn Fortunu, Angela Kershisnik 55. NATIONAL HONOR ATHLETIC SOCIETY Top Row-Matt Ferlic. Lennie Pentila, George DeBcrnardi. Ernest Soltis. ' Bottom Ruw-Allan Hensala, John DcBernardi, EIy Radakovich 14 Gros Ventre Society The Gros Ventre Society is one of the greatest honor societies existing. It was established in Rock Springs in 1924 and has been successfully carried on since. The Gros Ventre is the local chapter of the National Honor Society of Which there are some seven hundred chapters. The purpose of this society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote leadership and' character. Members are selected upon consideration of character, leadership, scholar- ship, and service. Not more. than 1570 of the graduating class may be- members of this society. These members must be in the uxpper 25oz; of the class. The membership reward for the society is a pin on Which is a torch. The members are elected each year by a committee consisting of members of the faculty. The members chosen from this yeafs class are: Gwendolyn Daniels, Armand Kellogg, Angela Kershisnik, Kathryn Fortuna, Cecelia Yedinak, Ida Rosatti, Lillian Bonomo Silvio Giovale, Pete Parker, Frances Demshar, Vincent Lebar, Anna Ker- shisnik, Gertrude Rautianen, Irene Siturholm. The officers are: Armand Kellogg, President; Ida Rosatti, V'iceePresident; Silvio Giovale, Secretary; Vincent Lebar, Treasurer. National Athletic Honorary Society To be a member of this society, a boy must have earned a letter in a major sport or two minor sports, must have grades equal to 01' better than the average of the school and must be satisfactory to the faculty in sportsmanship and school citizen- ShiiL The following boys represent this yearis choice for the National Athletic Scholarship Society: George DeBernardi, Matt Ferliuc, Allan Hens-ala, Ernest Soltis, John DeBernardi, Ely Radakovich and Lennie Pentila. 1'5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Top Row-Armand Kellogg, XVillard Karg, Stewart Blunk, Curtis Burrell, Matt Ferlic, Bill Redshaw and Ely Radakovich Bottom Rmv-Mary Vood, Anna Sorbie, Irene Sturholm, Anna Kershisnik, Esther W'eiss, Ida Rossatti, Miss Robertson l; g ALL SCHOOL PLAY CAST Top Row-Burt Adams, Silvio Giovale, Curtis Burrell, Bill St. Croix, Alpo Koski, Julius Larsen Bottom Row-Gwendolyn Daniels, Miss Robertson, Mac Phillips, Kathryn Fortuna, 16 SENIOR CLASS PLAY thhat Happened to Jones The lights went out, the curtain went up, and then We laughed uproariously for two hoursH-it was the Senior Play. A man, Jones, assumes the costume of a bishop and when the real one arrivesvrwhat a mixup! Past of Fharactors Jones .......................................................................................................... Stewart Blunk Ebenezer Goodly .......... Armand Keihlogg Antpny Goodly ............................................................. Billy Redshaw Richard Heatherly ........................................ Curtis Burrell Thomas Holder ........ . Ely Radakovich William Bigbee .. ........ Matt Ferlic Henry Fuller ........................................... Willard Karg Mrs. Goo-dly ..................................................................... Esther Weiss Cissy ........................................... . Ida Rosatti Marjorie .. ...... Mary Wood Minerva ................. .. Anna Kershisnik Alvina Starlight .............................. . ...... Anna Sorbie Helma ............................................................................................. Irene Sturholm uAdam and Eva Adam and Eva was the all school play held at the Rialto, December 4, 1930. It is a story about a romantic man who sets about to reform a whole family. He does it, :00! Cast of Clmracters Eva King ............................................................................................. Kathryn Fortuna Adam Smith .......................................................................... Silvio Giovale Uncle Hora'e Pilgrim ................................................ Burt Adams Clinton De Witt ......... .. Julius Laurseen Julia. De Witt Evelyn Jonely James King ........................................ Alpo Koski Dr. Delame-ter .......................................... . ............................... Curtis Burrell Lord Andrew Gordon ................................ . Bill .St. Croix Aunt Abby Rocker .................. Mae Phillips Corinthian ............................................................................................ Gwendolyn Daniels D. E. A. Top Row-Armand Kellogg, Bill St. Croix, Sil'io Giovalc. Curtis Burrell, Mr. Elliott, Alpo Koski Middle Ruw-Burt Adams, Edward Perko, Stewart Blunk, Wayne Frederickson, Julius Larsen Bottom Ruw-Lavina Pastel, Miss Roberfmn, Anna Qnrhie, Kathryn Fortuna, Ida Russatti and Miss Tegarden TIGER CLUB Top Rmv G. DeBcrnardi, chsala, Bates, Duzik, Mnki, Travis, Burrell, FerliC, I'eniila, and J. DcBernardi Bottom R0w anch Blanchard, Koski, Anselmi, Dona, Starm'm, Green, Radakovich, 'Eagleston, Shustor, Powell, Snltis, Schwurz 18 Delta Epsilon Alpha The DEA is a national honorary society for public speaking. It is the only fraternity of its kind for high schools. To be eligible the student must have grades of average or above. The student must have served his school in one of the following ways: Being on a debate team, orator, reader, or taking a major part in a three or four act play. The organization creates greater interest in public speaking and furthers and sustains its every effort toward advancement. In the fall they hold an initiation banquet and later a dinner dance. Both are outstanding social functions. The DEA officers are: Helen Hartney, President, and Robert Elliott, Sec- retary-treasurer. Tiger Club The purpose of the Tiger Club of the R. S. H. S. is to establish a. more perfect ideal of sportsmanship 0n and off the athletic field and to preserve and pro- tect the official award for major sports. The motto of the Tiger Club is: Fight to the last! Win! But win clean. This year their initiation was held on Monday, January 12, in the High School gymnasium. The club is composed of all boys in high school who have earned a letter in a major sport and whose grades are average or above. The new members are: John 'Duzik, Hugh Bates, Junior Greene, Elmer Maki, Aldo Dona, Angelo Anselmi, John Shuster, Harold Eagleston. The Tiger Club officers are: President, John DeBernardi; Vice President, Charles Travis; Secretary, Curtis Burrell; Social Chairman, Matt Ferlic. Get Acquainted Days Thursday and Friday, October 16 and 17, were Get Acquainted Days. Thursday each student received a tag in the form of a football which bore the name of the individual and the words, I am boosting for R. S. H. S. The purpose was to promote friendship. The two days ended by a free mixer held i11 the gym. 19 BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row-Snltis, G. DeBernardi, Travis, Pentila, J. DcBernardi Bottom Ruw-Coach Blanchard, Radakovich, Shuster, Powell BASKETBAI Iv SQUAD Top Row-Hensaln, Radakovich, Shuster, G. DeBernardi, Travis, Pcntila, Soltis, I. DeBernardi and Powell Bottom Row-Coach Blanchard, Duzik, Flankki, Fletcher, Manatos, Toucher, Rama, Maki, Koski 21nd Fedrizzi ZU : 'I' .vzummu .3 . Ny's . ,. m1: Mv'wrrm'r'mwm h FOOTBALL SQUAD Top R0w-Coach Blanchard, Heikes, Maki, G. DeBernardi, J. Derernardi, Ferlic, Burrell, Travis. Parr, Bates, Green, Yori, Schwarz Middle ROWv-Duzik, Eaglcstnn, Shuetor. Dona, Powell, Pentila, Anselmi, Hensalat, Radakovich, Roberts. chrizzi Bottom ROWeFresques, Boyle, Gregory, Plemel, Bugas, Manatns Junior Prom The Junior Prom was held at the Elks Home, May 1, at nine o'clock. This dance is given by the Juniors as a farewell party for the Seniors. The hall was beautifully decorated with long streamers. The dance pro- grams were in the form of butterflies. A clever program was presented. Music was furnished by Ike's Orchestra. The committees for the grand fete were: EntertainmenteShirley Brown, Olga Starcletti Finance-Margaret Sanders DevcorationseAlpo Koski RefreshmentseHelen HaI-tney Inx'itationstadge McCormick The sponsors for the Junior Class: Miss Santarelli, Mr. Medus, Mr. Schwarz, Miss Esslinger. I O Semor-Alumnl Dance The Senior-Alumni Dance was held in the Masonic Temple, December 29, 1980. The hall was beautifully decorated in blue and white. Music for the dance was furnished by the Play-More orchestra. There was a large attendance of the alumni, and everyone seemed to have a good time. The purpose of the Senior-Alumni Dance is to get the Seniors and Alumni better acquainted. Committees were as follows: Seniors: Betty Young, Vincent Lebar, Pete Parker, Lavina Postel. Alumni: John Lucas, Mary Lucas, Beatrice Jack, Arvo Maki. Senlor Pa rty The Senior Party was the first class party of the year and was held in the gym, October 31. It was a masquerade party. Those winning prizes were Leona Larrabaster and Edwin Lofthouse. Doughnuts and apple cider were the refreshments. The Kemmerer students, Who were here for the game, also attended the party, and added to the happiness of the evening. 21 DU 94. Z4; The University of Wyoming was founded and is maintained For Wyoming,s Youth The cornerstone. on University Hall, laid September 27, 1886, reads: DOMI HABUIT UNDE DISCERET Translated literally, nHe had an oppor- tunity to learn at home. No Wyoming Youth Need Leave Wyoming to Obtain a UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Instruction in Five Colleges with their thirty separate departments and divisions LIBERAL ARTS AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING EDUCATION LAW 25 26 . V . 27 2143 1. 28 FLORSHEIM SHOES INTERWOVEN SOX Keith; W520 : 1611:5191; DOBBS HATS FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES THE COTTAGE ART STUDIO :: The Most Up-to-Date Studio in Rock Springs All pictures in this year book taken by above studio The only Studio finishing kodak work with theQ Vakagraph Fancy Border Farrotyped or Chromium Plates Portraits Taken Day or Night PHONE 91-W Home Phone 420-W A. 8: K. ST. CROIX l...li JE- fsCHEVROLE 534?: ll :7 SALES 8z SERVICE U T Z I N G E R CHEVROLET CO. Rock Springs, Wyoming Trade at WORKINGMENS COMMERCIAL COMPANY WVhere Quality County Rock Springs Hanna, Wyo. Superior We Appreciate Your Patronage :: THE :: MINERS, MERCANTILE COMPANY 0NE FRIEND TELLS ANOTHER Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE PHONES 174 - 175 729 - 733 Pilot Butte Ave. Phone Your Order - We Deliver 30 Graduates and Students KELLOGG LUMBER CO. Rock Springs High School Building Materials Congratulatio-nsewe wish you . success in your chosen and Pants Vocation of life Millefs Pharmacy Prescription Druggists Phone No. 7 CONTRACTORS N E W S T U D I 0 Photographs Live Forever - :- Phone 167-W - :- THE MODE Phone 166 LADIES APPAREL AND Build A Home Firstn ACCESSORIES P. M. Longley Rock Springs, Wyoming PRESENTING THE NEW ART IN ENTERTAINMENT Western Electric Sound System VI'TAPHONE MOVIETONE With this new invention we are now able to present the outstanding stars of the screen, and the foremost stars of the Operatic, Vaudeville, Dramatic and Musical Oom- ed Stages. FOX WEST COAST THEATRES Are representative of the finest in entertainment, excellence of program and service. A Fox West Coast Theatre is the social center of the community. 31 The Park Hotel -:- 1011... LINCOLN HIGHWAY and HOBACK HIGHWAY +................... Qu-un-u-Ih-u- MIW nln-on-n-I I-II- -:- Headquarters -2- i- Boeing Air Passengers ROCK SPRINGS 1:- WYOMING T H U M 1 S G. H. BREIHAN CONFECTIONERY Dentist F' . t . . The Sweetest Place in Town IYSt Secun y Bank Bulldmg Eden Valley Dairy Asso. CIGARS CANDY Pasteurizgd Milk Cream 1 A NERY Dalry Products ST T10 -:- Phone 694 -:- SCHOOL SUPPLIES .11 A BOOKS THE NEW SUMMER 11. FASHIONS AND FOUNTAIN ACCESSORIES SERVICE ARE HERE J. C. PENNEY, -: Phone 111 :- Inc. 421 North Front Streert Western Auto Transit Co. HUDSON - ESSEX Reo Speed Wagon Batteries Kelly-Springfield Tires SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 109 Rock Springs, Wyo. 230 C St. J . P. McDermott C0. Quality Groceries NOT HOW CHEAP BUT HOW GOODh Phone No. 1 Rock Springs S. V. E. Stevens-Van Engelen Co. Stores Ladiesi and Menis Furnishings 531 North Front Street EAT AT -- Howardis -ON THE CORNER We Specialize In Pleasing SENSIBLE BUSINESS The pride our organization takes in the high quality of its merchan- dise inspi1es us to make every ef- fort to 1e11der a service worthy of that merchandise. ' The me1 cantlle business,probab1y more than any ot11e1,1s built 011 the future. . . . If you are satisfied, it is logical for us to anticipate yom continued patronage. ' : : Therefore, it is a policy and a prac- tice With us to see that you derive lasting and unvarying satisfaction from your pulchases. UNION MERCANTILE 81 SUPPLY CO. WALKERiS ART SHOP Ready-to-Wear and Lingerie for a Fastidious Lady So. Front St. Phone 181-W . HUDAKiS DEPT. STORE 15 K Street COATS DRESSES Sport Style Short Jackets-All New for Summer Vacations J . N. Crocker, O. D. REX OPTICAL 81 J EWELRY CO. Scientifically Equipped Manufacturing OPTICIAN Bulova Watches 545 N 0. Front St. Phone 586-w Rock Springs, Wyo. 34 Stock Growers Mercantile C0. Southern Wyomings Largest Department Store EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO EVERY MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1931 PARKER GROCERY 8L FEED COMPANY Wholesale Groceries and Feeds WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE EXCEL Phone 216 Corner Spruce and D Streets DeLUXE CLEANERS Expert Cleaning - Dyeing Pressing Phone 678-w 341 No. Front CHIPPS MUSIC STORE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC 607 North Front Street IM 1 ; IGOR ITALITY A square meal, based on meat, fits a man to hold his own CRYSTAL MARKET C O H E N 1 S Wolf Coheln 8L Son Outfitters for Men and Boys Phone 372-R 135-137 K St. HURST DAIRY CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Q U A L I T Y DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 747-W 418 Elias Avenue Established 1899 F. R. Crocker Platinum J ewelry and Diamonds Pickard Hand-Painted China Gorham Silverware Waterman's Pens Howard Watches Gruen Verithin Watches Community Silver Hawkesf Cut Glass Sheaffefs Pens South Front St. Rock Springs ROCK SPRINGS ELECTRIC CO. COMPLETE WIRING SERVICE F R I G I D A I R E AND ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 205 C Street Phone 575 Acme Glass 8z Paint Co. JOHNSON'S FLOOR SERVICE AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS PAINTS :-: PICTURE FRAMING 227 C Street Phone 890 AMERICAN MARKET Cleanliness and Quality MEATS AND GROCERIES Telephone 458 710 Pilot Butte Rock Springs You Are on the Threshold 0F Lige AS WE STEP OUT OF THE DOOR OF PREPAREDNESS 0N GRADUATION DAY THERE ARE TWO STEPS BEFORE USA Sacrifces of today and unceasing effort become assets of tomorrow, which is a step forward and up- ward-- THE STEP OF SUCCESS THE OTHER IS FAILURE Therefore let us choose now, but choose rightly before it is too late. THE NORTH SIDE STATE BANK Rock Springs, Wyoming CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - :- $200,000.00 THE PEOPLE'S BANK AWew- vu-a IHRSTSECURHWTBANKP W Comm: Sv' Member First lSEcqrifN-CErpfirafiVQn'fSyStemf K ' Largest Intermcuptain EBavtikinPgiIOEganizatidn', TEENM P ::?c;1 P:1c7 COAL co STORES SELL- ' ' OGCIDENT TWIN BREAD SWEETHE ART CAKES BAKED FRESH EVERY DAY IN A. UNon SHOP :E S