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

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1932 volume:

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September 29-G. A. L. organizes. October 2-Color Day. Wear your school colors. October 8-Student Council om- cers installed. October . 7-8-9 - S t a t e Teachers Conferenec at CaSper. Girls' Quartette goes to Casper. October 9-Get-Acquainted Day with special mixer. October 16'-Senior party is great success, October 23-Mr. McGregor shows us the humour of life. October 30-First term ends. Big bonflre at Gilpin field. October 31-Pioneer Day. N ovember 6-7 -Sagebrusher spon- sor, editor, and business mana- ger go to Laramie to attend the Annual Conference of Editors, Business Managers, StaE Mem- bers and Faculty Advisers. November 12-Semester Banquet of Student Council. N ovemb'er 13-Junior party. December 4-All-School Play. December 4-5-Student Leadership ?2 Conference is a great succcess. December 5-Sophomore Party. December 10-Tiger initiation. December 18-Christmas vacation begins. Tiger Club mixer. December 28-Senior-Alumni Dance. J anuary 4-Vacation is over. Hall monitors go on duty. J anuary 5-Rock Springs wins the first debate from Green River. ington program in general ,as- sembly. i February 22-District declamatory contest at Kemmerer. .. February 26-Rock Springs wins Commercial Tourney at Kem- merer. March 7-Debaters win from Pu- eblo High School. March 17-18-Team wins district basketball tournament at Green River. March 25-Third term ends. March 26-The Tigers Win State Championship at CaSper. March 29-Senior Leap Year dance. March 30-Spring vacation begins. April 4-Gros Ventre selected. April 9-Freshman party. April 16-Sopohomore Dance. April 29-Junior Prom. May 6-Track Meet. May 13-Senior Play. May 14-District Track Meet. May 21-State Track Meet. my 27-Senior Class Day pro- gram. Vacation for Seniors starts. May 31-Senior Picnic. June 2-Commencement. J une 3-Last day of school. January 15-Freshman mixer. January 22-First semester ends. January 29-All-School Dance. February 19-G. A. L. holds, joint entertainment for G. A. L.'s of Reliance, Superior, and Green River. February 19-20-Rock Springs wins three debates at Casper, loses one. Special George Wash- 53 Rock Springs Senior High Jldieu We, tlze lust class to he graduated from the Old B m'lcling, bid an 11.1?eeli0uatefizrewell to those class rooms endeared l0 us by Mar lumpy years; to tlmse assaeiations which must Haw be bmken and replaced by oflzers, but Ilte memory 0f mlziell will he farez'er ours. The scarred walls and desks will always seem our fh'ends, no matter Izow far away life may take us, and we slmll never cease to feel the warm welcome 0f tlze old lmlls, which were our second Imme. jam $$ka 3 i :2 .AJ I643? 3?: ,,.. a 63 ICU? KN: x x 1 I s C! I VP 0 3'1 'K' 4 1.x .4; 07 ... aZ l Eggm .mYOl $.le 162.9. 53ml K. a A $7 w'w161 :3 l! L W t8 0 !! Out Where the West Beqms maggqgvmr-- W I h S ' C1 f 1932 Elwood Heiner Charles Gregory Keith Curran Kelly Chuck ' Pat Our own Aristotle In favor of aboliming His refuge is the waste Academic. Class Presi- grades and exams paper basket dpnt '32; Debate '31, '32; Shop. Class Secretary Shop. Class Vice-Presi- Band '31, '32. '30: Class Vice-President dent. '32; Glee Club '32. '32; Senior Play. '63 Ft; r7? . rr,g3+wl:.---------------------a ------- 1 wk xggw3gl$rrgg ' , g Marie Abraham- Abie Size doesn't amount to much anyway. Commercial. Glee Club '29, '30. Dora Ackerlund- Dode Sweet and sensible. Commercial. Band '30. Lillian Bastalich- Lil She may know her onions, but she also knows her size. Commercial. John Apj oke- Tab Silent and observ.ng. Commercial. Fred Bergamo- Fritz A little fellow with a big wallop. Shop. Carl Bozner- Bobo With my guitar. Shop. Howard Broml- Scotty Truly Scotch-not even words wasted. Commercial. Board of Control '31. Kathryn Brown- Katink Will she ever catch up with her typing? Comercial. Shirley Brown- Shirt Brains? Oh, horses. Commercial. Gros Ventre; Senior Play; Wom- en's Club Essay Contest Winner; Junior Prom Committtee; D. E. A. '32. June Buckley Buck The ideal of those wishing to be nonchalant. Academic. Scnior-Alumni Dance Comm ttee. Yearbook Staif. Anne Chokie- Chok I'll have that by tonight sure. Commercial. G. A. L. '29, 30. Robert Carleson- Cub Yeah, but I don't see how you get it. Academic. Class Vice-President '29; Class President '30; All School Play '30. Christine Coletti- Crissie 2.23 The reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. Commercial. LeGrand Christofferson- Brick Go ahead, sock me. Academic. Gros Ventre; National Athletic Hon- orary Society; Senior Play: Tiger Club '32; Football '32: D. E. A. '32. John Demshar- Demsh When the cat's away the mice will play. Commercial. Board of Control. Jennie Dolinar- Jen Wi.l soon be a skyscraper. Academic. Edwin Dunn- Eduts Small but ferocious. Academic. Robert Elliott- Jumbo I had it but I must have lost it. Academic. All School Play '30; Class President '31; Junior Prom Committee; D. E. A. '31, '32. Julia Fabiny- Joy T o be brief is to be great. Academic. Gros Ventre. Elaine Evans- Freddy Her favorite car is the Chevvie. Academic. Gros Ventre; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff; Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32; G. A. L. '29. '30, '31, '32. Lev:o Fedrizzi- Spriggs Quite the lady's man. Shop. Athletic Manager '31, '32. Nellie F0rshaw- Nel Silent Cal has nothing on her. Commercial. Glee Club '29. Teresa Ferrero- Trix Hi, Nerts! Ccmmercial. Grcs Ventre; Glee Club '29, '30. Gladys Fermon- Glad-Eye I did know, but I forgot. Academic. Glee Club '29, '30. ya '25 'K E339 wva-GIGJ, U Mack Fresques- Frisky He chooses to run. Shop. Louise Gillum- Weise Tell me what this means. Academic. G. A. L. '29, '30, '31, '32. Alex Greene- Pete A bashful Don Juan. Academic. Football '31,'32; Tiger Club '31, '32; Basketball '29, '30; Board of Control '32; Class Sec.-Treas. '31; Junior Prom Committee; Ath- letic Honor Society. Sarah Griffiths- Sally Always comes up smiling. Commercial. Grcs Ventre; President G. A. L '32; Secretary-Treasurer G. A. L. '30. Harry Hackett- Hack Harold Lloyd's double. Shop. Janet Hamilton- Greta She may forget her h's, but she never forgets her chewing gum. Commercial. Glee Club '30, '31, '32. Mary Lou Hansen- Lou And she borrowed her slippers from Cinderella. Academic. Senior-Alumni Dance Committee; Prom Committee: Glee Club '30, '31, '32; G. A. L. '29. Louise Hardin-- Boots A girl with many friends. Commercial. Glee Club; G. A. L. Helen Hartney- Dora The modern version of Cleopatra. Academic. Sen or Play; All School Play '31: Board of Control '32; D. E. A. '31, '32. Agnes Hatley- Aggie A vivid personality in a beautiful setting. Academic. G. A. L. '32. Tarmo Hiibacka- Ike My Ford'll do fifty. Shop. Basketball '32. George Hiibacka- Hoops Shop. Glee Club '29, '30, '31. '32. He likes presidential campaigns. 15 ? CE: 9-1 Peggy Hodge- Peg 2-3 Oh, I've still lots of time to grow up. Academic. Glee Club '30, '31, '32; G. A. L. '29. Lucas Howard- Luke Slow but sure. Shop. Thomas Hudachko- Tucker The answer to a maiden's prayer. Commercial. Gros Ventre; Nat'onal Athletic Honor Society; Football; Basketball. Clarence Hoye- Oinker T here's a lot that is not on the surface. Academic. Robert J ack- Bobby What the well-dressed man looks like. Academic. Senicr-Alumni Dance Committee; Class Treasurer '29; Band '31, '32. Gladys Jackson- Jack Say, Kid, am I busy! Academic. Gros Ventre; Freshman Gros Ventre Scholarship; Tournament Representative Wocan '31; Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32; G. A. L. '29, '30, '31, '32. Oleta Johnson- Ole Have you got your Chemistry? Academic. Board of Control '30; G. A. L. '30. Julia Jugovich- Julie She is forever writing letters to someone in some place. Commercial. Gros Ventre. Eliy Jurich- Pug Nope, I haven't got my lesson. Shop. Vina Jurich- Vie I haven't a thing to do. Commercial. G. A. L. '29, '30; Glee Club '29, '30, '31. , Margaret Karppi- Mag' A bashful blonde. Commercial. Bella Karras- Billy Lupe Valez's understudy. Commercial. Glee Club '29, '30. Efren r $4 lewlwg a -,;5';g9n-------------HIGJ425 William Kensche- Walla Walla Wrecks are his hobby. Shop. Glee Club '31, '32. Albin K0ritnik- Beanie Quiet and studious, yet with a sense of humor. Shop. Gros Ventre. Albert Kukura- AI Silent and industrious. Academic. Alpo Koski- Al Lilacs of the Sugar Bowl. Commercial. Pres. Tiger Club '31, '32; Basket- ball '31, '32; Class Sec. '30; Class Vice-Pres. '29; Junior Prom Committee; All School Play '31; Senior Play; National Athletic Honorary So- ciety; D. E. A. '31, '32. J ohn Larrabaster-- Larry Me and Ramon Novarro All School Play '32; D. E. A. '32. Commercial. J ack Lebar- Ike The busiest boy in school. Commercial. Mary Levkulich- Mitzi The faster she chews, the better she types. i Commercial Glee Club '29, '30. Louise Lewis-.- Tiny Curly locks. Commercial. Harriet Lynch- Harry The best things come in little packages. Academic. Gros Ventre; G. A. L. '30, '31, '32; Glee Club '31. Amelia Luzon- Molly 1 Will she ever stop looking to heaven while reciting? Commercial. J7 + Julius Laursen- Caesar Iiis wife will use him for a darning needle. ShOp. Pres. of Board of Control; Class Pres. '29; Senior Play; All School Play '30, '31; Yell Leader '31; Band '2 , '30, '31, '32; D. E. A. '31, '32. Glen Lauder- Sir Harry The ladies' man. Academic. Orchestra '29, '30, '31; Band '29, '30, '31. K. $lewnmg ?Y 5wI:.-.:. :mlwpr W' . c.9715? Arvo Malo- Arv 21.; As an art st-need more be said? Shop. Ernestine Magagna- Ernie Hi, Pal. Academic. Editor of Sagebrusher '32. Elmer Maki- Oscar The mainstay of our athletic teams. Academic. Tiger Club '31, '32; Football '31, '32; Basketball '31, '32; National Athletic Honor Society. Victor Magagna- Mink Like the Prince of Wales, he fell from a horse. Shop. Glee Club '32. Mark Malavoz- Slicker He makes a realistic villain. Academic. All School Play '32; Glee Club '29, '30; Band '31, '32; D. E. A. '32. Alice Marshall- Al It takes a blonde to handle 'em. Commercial. Orchestra '29, '30, '31; Glee Club '29. '30, '31; Gros Ventre. Della Morrison- Testa Rosa A redhead and all that it might stand for. Commercial. Glee Club '29, '30, '31. Madge McCormick- Sally Water Beautiful but not so dumb. Acadumic. Gros Ventre; Prom Committee; Glee Club '2 , '30, '31, '32. Anna Motichka- Ann A still tongue makes a wise head. Commercial. Josephine Menghini- Jo What is there she can't do to a male heart? Commercial. Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32; G. A. L. '29, '30. Vieno Oj ala- Vee The walking encyc10pedia. Academic. Gros Ventre; Yearbook Staff; G. A. L. '29, '30, '31, '32. Walter Muir- Gruck Hey, lend me a pencil. Academic. Band '32. Qeral lemlwg ?g ' Grace Parr- Gracie I'll do it next year. Commercial. G. A. L. '29, '30, '31, '32. Lawrence Parr- Shadow Me? I'll take vanilla. . Shop. Football '32; Tiger Club '32; Natlonal Athletic Honor Society. Charles Peretti- Chick What a man! Shop. Rowe Pennock- Sofa Mrs. Pennock's little boy. Academic. Elda Piaia- Abie The girl with the million dollar smile. Commercial. D. E. A. '31, '32; Glee Club '31, '32. Mae Phillips- Phil The busiest girl in school. Commercial. Board of Control '32; Gros Ventre; Glee Club '30, '31; All School Play '30; D.E.A.; G.A.L. Thomas P1eme1- Tuck Anne and the band-his only interests. Academic. Orchestra '31, '32; Band '29, '30, '31, '32. J erome Powell- Ig Where's the blonde? Shep. Tiger Club '30, '31, '32; Football '30, '31, '32; Basketball '30, '31, '32; Class Vice-Pres. '31. Annie Putz- Ann I'm in a hurry. Commercial. Rena Ravanelli- Rav And can she talk. Academic. Anna Retford- Lefty Locky Never get into a quartet! It's awful! Commercial. Glee Club '30, '31, '32. J oe Retel- Rags He'll fight his way through life. Shop. 1K9I C9 Weldon Robinson- Rob Hey, have you seen Brick? Academic. Gros Ventre; Yearbook Staff; All School Play '32; D. E. A. '32. Helen Ruble- Jerry Do you know a cowboy song? Academic. Gros Ventre. Celeste Roncaglio- Teno A close second to Walter Winchell. Shop. Sagebrusher Business Manager; Yell Leader '30; All School Play '32; D. E. A. '32. Rose Marie Russold Are all roses fair? Commercial. Glee Club '32. Margaret Sanders- Sandy She blushes. Nm sed!! Academic. Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32; Junior Prom Committee. Kathryn Santuary- Curley Oh, those eyes! Commercial. Glee Club '29. Olga Sarcletti- Ritzi How can she do all she does? Commercial. Member National H. S. Orchestra; Tournament Representative lviolinl '30; Winner of State Violin Contest '31; Band '29. '30; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Glee Club '30, '31; Board of Control. Leonard Shaffer- Paton Tall, slim, with curly hair like Lindy. Academic. Rozelle Shambeau- Dolly The class poet. Academic. G. A. L. '30. John Shuster- Shus Ooh for nuts! Shop. Tiger Club '31, '32; Football '31, '32; Basketball '31, '32. Andrew Silva- Andy With that chin he will go far. Commercial. Reynaldo Zueck- Red That crimson fuzz. Commercial. Em: Rose Signorelli- Sig Lock, g rls, a picture of Bob! Academic. Glee Club '29, '30. William St. CI'OiX- Crox That tall element in dramatics. Commercial. All Schosl Play '30, '31; President Of D. E. A. '32. Matt Steffensen- Murtes An authority on the modes of dress. Sh:p. Orchestra '29, '30; Band '30. Frances Stevens- Frank The only time she didn't smile. Commercial. Orchevtra. Clara Sturman- Stur Can she chew gum! Academic. Arnold Tolton- Tolty Who smooths his weary brow? Academic. Angela Toucher- Heavy She has lots in common with Floyd Gibbons. Commercial. Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32. Elsie T0ucher- El Her voice is ever soft and low. Academic. Frank Toucher- Dutch All schools are 11 s enemies. bhOp. Gertrude Toucher-J'Trudy She couldn't stay away from R. S. H. S. Academic. Margaret Timko- Tim Will she. get her car for graduation? Commcrcial. All School Play '32; Glee Club. J ack Volcic- Jackie A future boxing champion. Commercial. Reid Webb- Daniel Yeah, just try it. Shop. Glee Club. J 0e Wiggs- Pepe Oh, I think I'll pass. Academic. Edward Yori- Babe What makes him blush so? Commercial. Tiger Club '31, '32; Football '31, '32; National Athletic Honor Society. Emilio Zancanella- Zank Little but loquacious. Shop. Elsie Zaversnik- Cel She overcame that sophomoric timidity. Commercial. Glee Club '30, '31. Leno Zancanella- Zanc Good grades are a habit with him. Shop. Gros Ventre; Class Play; D. E. A. '32. Geno Zueck- Zeke A wizard at bookkeeping. Commercial. Leno Zadra- Zuds The reason why so many girls take English. Shop. Glee Club '32. .' I i L' I I 5' ,7 .711? M F ' . .0 . A3..- .- h '1 1.. .- i 2 k 3 I mast r. O IKJ Top row: Julius Laursen, Pres; Harold Eagleson, Athletics, Miss Agnew, Sponsor; Kaino Loya, Vice-Pres.: Ole Anselmi, School Spirit Bottom row: Helen Hartney, Assembly; Ellenor Pryde. Social; Mae Phillips, Treas.; Eleanor Keith, Secy.; Lois Taylor, Music Board of Control The Board of Control is composed of the officers and sponsor of the Student Association, and the chairman of the various councils. The pur- pose of the association is to develop co-operation among the students in all lines of activity, with the main purpose of bettering our school. With faculty guidance, many school affairs are turned over to this group to handle. r This year, representatives were elected from the home rooms, to attend the meetings and report to the pupils the questions raised, and policies decided upon in the board meetings. One of the outstanding events sponsored by the association this year T was the All School Leadership Conference held December 3 and 4, in Which representatives from all neighboring towns met in Rock Springs to discuss various problems connected with student associations. P1: ozui-e'x. TOp row: Weldon Robinson, Albin Koritnik, Legrand Christofferson, J Thomas Hudachko. Leno Zancanella Center row: Teresa Ferrero, Alice Marshall, Julia Jugovich, Miss Wilson tsponson. Gladys Jackson. Elaine Evans, Helen Ruble Bottom row: Julia Fabiny, Mae Phillips. Vieno Ojala. Madge McCormick, Sarah Griffiths. Shirley Brown, Harriet Lynch Qros Dentre Gros Ventre is a chapter of the Honorary Society of Secondary Schools of America. Its purpose is to encourage scholarship. character, leadership, and service. 1 Not more than fifteen per cent of the graduating class may be elected, and these must be chosen from the upper twenty-five per cent H of the class. Members are elected by a faculty committee, and are award- ed a pin, on which are symbolized the qualities for which the society stands. h To encourage scholarship, our chapter each year awards a pin to the girl and t0 the boy having the highest grades in the freshman Class. 6: :3 T0p row: John Larrabaster, Celeste Roncaglio, Miss Robertson tcoachi, Weldon Robinson. Lois Taylcr, Joe Toucher Bottom row: Marian Morrow, Margaret Timko, Helen Chambers, Ellenor Pryde Jlll School Pldq h . i iiNOTHING BUT THE TRUTH J To win a bet, Bob Bennett tells nothing but the truth for 24 hours. He offends his man? cee, his friends, and almost breaks up his partner's home. but everything ends happily. Top row: Legrand Christoffcrson, Matt Steffenson, Charles Gregory, Alpo Koski, Julius Laursen, Leno Zancanella Bottom row: Helen Hartney, Elaine Evans, Miss Robertson icoachi. Shirley Brown Scnior Class Flag U CAPPY RICKS 'iCappy , a weather-beaten old sea-dog, devoted to his daughter, is out-generaled by Matt Peasley, who in spite of rough treatment at the hands of Cappy and Ole Peter- scn, wins the captain's daughter. tease! e -- . em in at t G I J 'Icp Row: Leno Zancanella, Preston Walters, Weldon Robinson, LeGrand Christofferson, Julius Laursen, Mark Malavoz, Bert Adams, Mike Radakovich Center Row: Robert Elliott, Celeste Roncaglio, Albert Germon, Kaino Loya, Alpo Koski, Bill St. Croix, Mr. Elliott tsponsori. Bottom Row: Mae Phillips, Helen Hartney, Helen Chambers, Ellenor Pryde. Kathryn Fortuna, Shirley Brown, June Hatt, Lois Taylor. Delta Epsi on Alpha The Rock Springs chapter of the D. E. A. was established in 1930. Its purpose is to create greater interest and promote ac- tivity in public speaking. To qualify for membership, one must represent his school in debate, oratory, 0r declamation, and must have grades equal to or above the average of the school. The total membership is 37, 13 of whom have graduated, i leaving 24 active members. Interest has been great enough to almost double the membership this year. i 1. L IGJF 'Qh 6. ry: Oi WEI $$$le Top Row: Pete Greene, Elmer Maki, Lawrence Parr. Bottom Row: Edward Yori, Thomas Hudachko, Alpo Koski, LeGrand Christofferson. National Athletic Scholarship Societg This society was installed in the Rock Springs High School in 1928. Its purpose is to encourage scholarship among athletes, to stimulate a desire for balanced training, and to elevate the ideals of sportsmanship. The memb1se1,elected 1n their Seni0113ea11, must have ea1ned a letter 111 a major sport, must have grades equal to 011 above the average of the school, and must be satisfactory to the faculty committee in sportsmanship and school citizenship. 9 $9501 ---:'ngz. a mg; i'ii . r' . . ,- 1.33.4- , H - P .10 I 54mm??? 49:4; if. VLWF l ' 5 A : nu vux ' . i ?R-in- - i$3$43 .4 f wx'hfv' I ... EH. km ;IM' Zw'xWx'x' 'IWV . , . - . Ii . :i 4. . .- i i: n... .g- : $9151 WOAAHING . . it's. 7.2 '. .1 .. - -.- Eil- .-., ' ', i .. Axum: m .3: :..rx1.v....'.w Rik 7i i :23. . BASKEIBALI. T0 RNAMENT J i r-' . -- - i- 5;: :i-iaa am 0:: ! 1y 'Hixh- 35le ..... Vt: mA-l: xv'gr QNQXJ. N-v-v imrm KIA 2C! R32 . H . -' Pill I JI,MV 4r Aow p am; .. ...Avr.r.rwv - K.- ' Winners of ngominq Annual Basketball Crourndment at Casper march 2396, 1932 '5 11 State Civampions Duzik, center: Elmer Maki, center; Jack Har1is,gua1d; C. H. iiOkie Blanchard, coach. Front: Albert Korfonta, forward; John Shuster, guard; Jerome Powell, forward; Fred Taucher, guard; Alpo Koski, forward. II Back, left to right: William Matthews, manager; John a 2? 3 BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1932 SEASOH Rock Springs . . . . 42 Rock Springs . . . . 27 Rock Springs . . . . 24 Jackson ........ 13 Cokeville ....... 12 Laramle ........ 26 Rock Springs . . . . 9 Rock Springs . . . . 29 Rock.Springs . . . . 24 Lyman ......... 10 Kemmerer ...... 15 Rawlms ........ 19 Rock Springs . . . . 17 Rock Springs . . . . 21 Rock Springs ..... 15 Kemmerer ...... 14 Green River ...... 22 Hanna .......... 12 Rock Springs . . . . 32 Rock Springs . . . . 18 RockSprings . . . . 29 I Superior ........ 15 Superior ........ 8 Rawlms ........ 13 a Rock Springs ..... 28 Rock Springs . . . . 56 Rock Springs . . . . 32 1 Hanna ......... 14 Reliance ......... 18 Saratoga ....... 14 H Rock Springs ..... 17 Rock Springs ..... 3O Laramie ........ 30 Lyman ......... 22 Rock Springs . . . . 20! o 9R0ck Springs . . . . 23 Lyman ......... 2211 Extras Jlfter Syason q Lyman ......... 16 High School Track Squad I .Dl.n 1 n 21. , N . '.- . . 1 3.-. V -. 3'- LV '. ' .' - g . 1 1. - . . . - 1-1.5' a; . , '. !'. 1 . r . . 1. QHW 2 - . 'Lv K' . 't'c . 3 M ' ' . ,5 v? -o I . A - . . 1f ' 33 '1 .' ' 1 ' . . . , . ' ' $ 4 ' 'vx .- 1 A w ' i . 1 .- , . o C' a 2 g a - Back Row: Clarence Hoye, Mike Balog, Junior Greene, Rowe Pennock, LeGrand Christofferson. Third Row: Bill McMillan, V. Brinegar, John Duzik, Charles Wanner, Don Duffy. Second Row: Charles Veronda, Harold Eagleson, Kaino Loya, Harry Veronda. Front Row: Joe Overy, Kenneth Stevens, John Bugas. ., i9 - V - ' ' . .. v 3 x -- .., u ' . ' ' ' ' . ' 32;. xq . l- ' 'I'Op Row: John Shuster, Jack Harris, Vernon Brinnegar, John Duzik, Elmer Maki, LeGrand Christotferson, Gordon Murphy, Harold Eagleson, Tarmo Hiibacka. Center Row: Coach Blanchard, Harry Veronda, Robert Fletcher, Thomas Hudachko, Jerome Powell, Alpo Koski. Fred Toucher. Albert Korfanta, J ohn Bugas, Q J ames Travis. Bottom Row: Kenneth Stevens, William Matthews, Martin Krippan. E1 I th6 Football Squad T0p Row: Coach Blanchard, Manager Fedrizzi, Ranta, Fletcher, Pivik, Hudachko, Demshar, Hoye, Pennock, Cullen, Hill, Olsen, Bugas, Korfanta. Center Row: Toucher, Powell, McMahon, Kahus, Shuster, Heikes, Parr, Eagleson, Maki, Duzik, Christofferson, Miller, Yori, Stevens. Bottom Row: Rodzinak, Blackledge, McMillan, Taylor, August, Jereb, Sulenta, Travis. onl r 2? Man J- Iwagfi er .. $519: e eter-W L g; '1 arr - Q! 533 Anny t... , . 353x. 21E $' ?:f: .13....U + j W: L. Top Row: Pete Greene, Jack Harris, Willias Heikes, LeGrand Christofferson, John Duzik, Elmer Maki, Hi Eagleson, Daniel Miller, Jerome Powell. Center Row: Nephi McMahon, John Shuster, Kenneth Stevens, Edward Yori, Lawrence Parr, Coach Blanchard. Bottom Row: Albert Korfonta, Thomas Hudachko, Alpo Koski. '. ....... CFiCjc-zr C ub w The purpose of the Tiger Club e of the R. S. H. S. is to establish a . ..... ............... ship on and off the athletic field .. - and to preserve and protect the t of f icial award f or ma j or sports. 1 . ; - The motto of the Tiger Club is: Fight to the last! Win! But Win clean. ' ..v ........ ..... Top Row: Weldon Robinson, Helen Lucas, Mary Levkulich, Teresa Ferrero, Julia Jugovich, Olga Johnson, Olga Sarcletti, Alice Marshall, John Demshar. Bottom Row: Shirley Brown, Lena Wesswick, Oleta Johnson, Helvi Laitenen. District Commercial Contestants This year, for the first time, a commercial contest was held in the southwestern district. It took place in Kemmerer on Feb- H ruary 26. The events included in this meet were amateur short- hand and typewriting, novice shorthand and typewriting, and bookkeeping. Six schools sent representatives. The Rock Springs participants won eight of a possible ten first places. Four were individual honors, four were team honors. It is the aim of the district to continue this contest and it is the aim of the Rock Springs Comercial Department to win their share of the awards. x: l', '4 $$va ,................... -I -- mega. ;-x-.u . -... '1'3- em '3? r .- r. . WW1? 4;: fit... H; M... .' , 5 i; 3 x' '9, R; I V .95:- . Tano Rostula, Thomas Plemel, Mr. Dragoo Hiirectom, Ben Travis. Matt Steffenson, George Schmidt, Joe Costallino, Edward Remitz. Charles Moss, William Rossetti, Wil- liam Anderson, Albert Germon, Ole Anselmi. Gilbert Roberts, Kendall Minnick, Mickel H Thornton, John Bugas, Bill Spence, Ben Griffiths, Donald Perkins, George Agnew, Rudy Borga. Frank Crocker, Louis Milojevich. Emil Allais, Joe Rennie, Willard Wright, Max McCurtain, Julius Laursen. Glen Lauder. j i Dick Mills, Alice Marshall. Arnold Alenius, Clayton Wood. Elda Piaia, Marian Muir, Albert Stevenson. Alice Williams. Pete Delauranti, John Hudak, Frank House. Boyd Marshall, Daniel Cohen. Tim Nousi, Carol DeNise, Adam Medill, XValter Nurmela, Ken- neth Minnik, John Muir, Olga Sarcletti, George Agnew, Donald Perkins, Jack Tronquet. Ole Anselmi, Tom Plemel. Ben Grimths, Albert Germon. Helen Christofferson, Frances Stevens, George Snow. Osman Mann, Arthur Henkle, Weston Parks, Edith Likea Gertrude Alenius. ca 64 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION 3-3 'x Lu, --- Miss Voicic SQLTO Sufj- WW I Hmrmmm :2 PresidenT ffal Ca, J 3 3,33ng :1 J l mag 619.9 $?.le $$$le 4 1 - 1619 k. K '; ff? W9 'GAQR? E: 6?: OUR CrEACHERs 35 6M AG! Q: 1639 jg 91$ axiw 3' 7.. z. v.1 ?WV. 0 s I J... T? W m: gmlr-Fw-m'wa OUR TEACHERS E marg CF 6 Park Hotel Lincoln Highway and Hoback Highway Headquarters Boeing Air Passengers o lI-II-ID-II-Ii-II-HD-u-IHI-WWW HURST DAIRIJ compAnu Wholesale and Retail Dealers in QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 747 -W 418 Elias Avenue J. N. Crocker, O. D. Rex Optical and Jewequ Co. Scientifically Equipped MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN Bulova Watches 545 No. Front St. Phone 586-W I T um's Confectionerg 11The Sweetest Place in TowrW Cigars Candy Stationery School Supplies Books FOUNTAIN SERVICE -- Phone 111 - J Utzinqer Chevrolet Compdng 1 Rock Springs, Wyoming Graduates and Students of Rock Springs High School Congratulations We wish you success in your chosen vocation of life. Rock Springs Plumbin Companq :92 Rock Springs, Wyo. Matt Steffenson, Prop. ST; '9 Q4 $$$le '9 4 leaflk$a 393:9! ...r t --m . mag .J? $.98. .iowvvm Eggml 1 mag 11011 are on the threshold of Me as me step out of the door of preparedness on graduation dag There are two Sacrifices of today and increasing .ef- fort become assets of tomorrow, whlch ! SthS BCfOFS is a step forward and upward-THE H us STEP OF SUCCESS. THE OTHER i ' ' ' ' IS FAILURE. Therefore, let us choose now but choose rightly before it is too late. H CFLe North Side State Bank Rock Springs, Wyoming I The Peop'lys Bank Capital and Surplus - $200,000.00 H i Careful attenhon CFO Stqle and Detail Produces Flue PrlnthJ This Annual was printed and bound in our plant The ROCL Springs Rocket Printers and Publishers Ir . Q max: 3 Elf f SHAPSHOTS '. K5359: b1 25 1K9! SHAPSHOTS 13 L9 www.wpa. hgwwlwfrgg Fa cu A HOME OWNED STORE OJ Owned and operated by C. B. White G. H. BREIHAN E FOWES First Security Bank Building I-IO-II-lI-lI-lo-II-lI-Il-ln-QI-Il-Oo- -l.-..-Ip-lo-nu-nu-nl-gg-gg-gg-ug-gu-pg-uu-ak-lQ- i I O P. SKjkGGS t DENTIST -.I- .Q-I PARKER GROCERY AND FEED COMPANY Wholesale Groceries and Feeds F . R. CROCKER The Leading J eweler Headquarters for Graduation WHERE QUALITY AND , Glfts SERVICE EXCEL Phone 216 Corner Spruce and D Streets 1 l l l l l l l 1 Gifts purchased here are lasting and always 1 appreciated 1 l JM-mphm ...................... 4. I i I I l I l + WESTERN CAFE Quality Fcods at Reasonable Pric:s J OSEPH SCHOTT t HARDWARE UngN PJECIFIL EUSPEJSOT Glass - Paints -- 13911 33 an, 1g '- K Street Rock Springs, Wyoming ,A'AGA'J PRESENTING THE NEW ART IN ENTERTAINMENT WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND SYSTEM VITAPHONE - MOVIETONE h With this new invention we are now able to present the outstanding stars of the screen, and the foremost stars of the Operatic, F Dramatic and Musical Comedy 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 1 ..................................... 2 wauAUM'T Rock Springs, Wyoming 3m Qtral I Sic Something new Cromorrowr-a The world is changing rapidly-science daily brings something new and better i: t i. The trained person with a college education is equip- ped to take professional advantage of scientific progress. Wyomingis only institution of higher learn- ing is keeping apace with the times. Her gradu- ates are trained to recognize and take advantage of the new things in Agriculture, Engineering, Law and Education. Five great colleges on one campus provide exceptional opportunities for study in thirty departments and divisions. Recognized nationally, well equipped for service, state operated and state conscious, with the future welfare of Wyoming's boys and girls at heart, no better place can be found for prep- aration for tomorrowis new things than at the Universitq of ngominq Arthur G. Crane, President, Laramie E? S? 4.9 Q? mag Q6. SHAPSHOTS N av. t 1.1131 ;. n.3,, To ?QWMMEkE 3 Youth, Charm, Beauty and Personality 71125213? 16111211. '9: KW Combine in a photograph that is truly you N EW STUDIO 444 South Front Street IdI-QQ-QI-II-Il-II- Uu-u-h'I-h' I-ji-QD-QD-Il-le-Ql-Qmj- EXCELSIOR GARAGE Dealers in Graham Motor Cars Philco Radios 836 Pilot Butte Ave. Phone 293-W D-II-II-u-ID-II- SWEET SHOPPE Fountain Service Candies -Cigars and Cigarettes- Phone 101 dmmmmpnhjm I- II-..-..-..-..-..- FRANKIS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS .-I.-..-..-..-I.-..- HIIBACKA AN D CO. CLEANING PRESSIN G I +c-II-II-Ol-II-ll-lI-h .Ql-gl-nn-al-gg-II- -Fountain Service- ALTERATIONS 744 Pilot Butte Ave. Phone 325 515 No. Front St. Phone 135-J THE GRAND CAFE Acme Glass and Paint Co. The Most Up-To-Date Restaurant Johnson's F100? SBPViCB In Southwestern Wyoming AUTO and WINDOW GLASS -OPEN DAY AND NIGHT- I PAINTS - PICTURE FRAMING Phone 91-J 510 South Front Street I 227 C Street Phone 690 Eden Valley Dairy Assn. S. V. E. Stevens-Van Engelen Co. Stores ri Milk Cream Pasteungd P d t LADIES' AND MEN'S alry ro uc s FURNISHINGS ..PHONE 694- 531 North Front Street .gg-..-II-II-II-II-II-UI-Ul-II-II-II-II-II-II-ID-IU- I-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-ID-Il-I.-Q.-..-u.l - II II I THE WEE SHOP EVERYTHING FOR THE BABIES ALSO FOR LADIES DR. J . T. LAN E DENTIST North Side State Bank Building oIl-U I-jj-uj-QPII-I I-u-IIAII-II-II-II-II-II-II-II- 4'-'.-II-II-I.-II-II-II-II-clm Phone 669-J 714 Pilot Butte Ave. II-ID-II-IU-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II- Western Auto Transit Co. Main and B Streets I I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 I 1 i i SENSIBLE BUSINESS The pride our organization takes in the high quality of its merchandise inspires us to make every effort to render a service worthy of that merchandise. The mercan- tile busmess, probably more than any other, is built on the future. Therefore, it is a policy and a practice with us to see that you derive lasting and unvarying satisfaction trom your purchases. UNION MERCANTILE ,- AND SUPPLY co. 5; HUDSON - ESSEX I Gould Batteries Kelly Springfield Tires -Sales and Service- - - Phone 109 -jl-Ql-u-QD-QI-II-I' -..-..-l.-.I-..- . h I-I l-QU-jl-j I-jl4 .cu-ca-gu-gg-n-g. - ., SHAPSHOTS 'ES'NJI lavage K6 oqq Lumber Co. Phone 91-W l-I IH-Q'. HHbHHMW' .W II...- f 1 L lwqag. COTTAGE ART STUDIO 6 N ext to Grand Cafe, South Front Street Everything In Photography A. 8: K. ST. CROIX Phone 420-W AMERICAN MARKET Cleanliness and Quality Btllldlng Materlals -Meats and Groceries- and Paints Telephone 458 710 Pilot Butte Ave. Rock Springs CONTRACTORS A Friendly Store With a Home Town Spirit J . C. PENNEY, CO., Inc. 421 North Front Street IIBuild A Home First m Phone 166 I The Miners Mercantile C0. One Friend Tells Another General Merchandise PHONES: 174 and 175 729-733 Pilot Butte Avenue Rock Springs, Wyoming 'IE-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-II-IU-II-II-II- I StOckGrowersmeerntileCo. SOUTHWESTERN WYOMINGIS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to Every Member of the Class of 1932 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4': I I I I i 1 1 1 1 I I l I 3 West Flat Cash and Carry Foods and Meats at Piggly Wiggly Prices PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over The World FRESH FOODS FULL WEIGHTS HONEST PRICES Home Owned and Home Operated Home Owned and Home Operated -.'-II-II-II-'I-.'-I.-.l-I 5g bi. SWI AEQ? g E. MOSHER, INC. 6 - 549 North Front Street rel. WHEN BETTER CARS ARE BUILT BUICK Will Build Them VICARS BUICK CO. Opposite the Post Office Men's and Young Men's Furnishings Clothing-Shoes-Hats-Caps ! GEO. HOLBROOK, Manager II-jl-MI- ll-CI- II-fi- I-II-II-II-II-II-II-I It Pays to Trade at SAFEWAY STORES Store No. 30 Store No. 983 Phone 114 Phone 130 h'I-DQO-Il-QI-ID-CI. TRADE AT THE--- WORKINGMENlS COMMERCIAL CO. WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Rock Springs, Superior, and Hanna, Wyo. qI-Im-u-u-u- + -u--u--n--u-n-u- mo-Il-ll-lD-II-lt-IO-II- n-u-u-u-u-u-n-u-u- ho-Io-lI-lI-II-II-II-II-Il-IO-ID-IO-II-Ik-DII-IO-gp- CFO the Graduatesr-a Commencement means the end of high school activities and the beginning of new and more serious responsibilities Success in these new activities will depend upon careful planning for the future. Su-ch planning will naturally include the selection of a banking connection, which will be of benefit in many ways. We invite your consideration of this strong institution as your connection. Rock Springs National Bank WWW 9-H.- .n-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-u-n-u-c 0-..- du- t le'm's Coronat Opus l , THE ROCKET PRESS ROCK SPRINGS 0 $$$le W D I .I - 13. . .cC .h . . 1 .J . ... .5. 4.9. ., .. ...u .w v , .nnf fw.. T?! 1,. 7 r . If . 3 fr .u . D. . N'u .9 . .u V. y .Furl 51V n .,.. i .4 'I J? 7 l . .,.. 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