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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

THE 1940 SA 6 EBRUSHER PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ROCK SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL I I I [ [ I ] ] ] ] ] ] f 1 :] We Paxj “Tuiute . . . to Mr. E. M. Thompson. Superintendent of Schools, and to the School Board members, J. B. Young, Dr. G. H. Broihan, Gust Sturholm, Gordon Morris, Le- land Johnson, and Rudolph Anselmi. for their untiring and unselfish efforts in behalf of the schools of Rock Springs. fcieLvoi To the students of Rock Springs High School the Sagebrusher is presented with complete modesty. The futility of engraving on paper the tenor of our school life is fully realized, but by word and picture, we have endeavored to make the Sage¬ brusher a pictorial study of 1939-40. Those who have attempted this book hope that in years hence you will thumb through its pages and vividly color your imagination with pleasant memories. 4 ' fcui ea is in ReOieiv . In the fall of 1936, 239 shy little freshmen ea¬ gerly entered Rock Springs High School. This unus¬ ually large group of curious, slightly confused boys and girls was the future Class of 1940. Eugene Jacobsen was chosen president; Edward Halsey, vica-president; Cleo Fletcher, secretary; and Car¬ men Husa. treasurer. In the spring, Darrell Stiteler and Jean Cameron, the freshman boy and girl hav¬ ing the highest grades, were awarded the Freshman Gres Ventre pins. With much mere confidence, we began our onhomore year. Edward Halsey led us in cur school activities, with Jack Marietta. Marion Lietz, and, Jean Cameron assisting him. It was during the first Femester of 1937-1938 that our class earned one of the highest awards given in our high school—the Citizenship Cup. This was the only time during the four years spent in Rock Springs High School that we received this honor. PREEIDEHT— C. RMEX HI S. VICE-PRESIDENT— EDWWRI) H. LSEY Happy to be upperclassmen, we enrolled as juniors. The class officers were Edwin Soderlund, Marion Lietz, Mary Alice Jackovich, and Ruth Stevenson. For our Junior Prom, the gala night of our high school life, the gymnasium was beautifully decorated with the hourglass motif. We were very proud of our Prom Queen, Carmen Husa, and of her attendants, Cleo Fletcher and Catherine Wilson. In this year, the Class of 1940 presented the first assembly from this school ever to be broadcast over the radio. At last cur ambition was realized—we were seniors. In October, as is the custom, the senior class had the privilege of choosing the Homecoming King and Queen. Edward Halsey and Carmen Husa were the popular couple selected. During the Christ¬ mas vacation, as a tribute to the graduates of former years, we held the Senior-Alumni Danca This was well attended despite the windy weather. The Senior Picnic, one of the last social events of the year, but by no means the least, will take place, in May. Our class has lost 95 members since the fall of 1936, but we have gained many from other high schools. The Class of 1940 has the distinction of being the largest class to graduate from Rock Springs High School. TREASURER- .MARIOX LIETZ SECRETARY- DARRELL STITELER 6 LOIS ANGELOVIC ] I ] ] ] ] ] ] J ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 I 1 I 7 ft I t L L L 1. [. L. L. I I [ I t i BEN ER2EN GRACE FOOTE Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Mixed Glee 1, VERNON GRAS Fccttall 3, 4; Beard cl Control 4; Tiger Club 4; Riile Club JACK HANSEN Rifle Club 1, 2 , 3 . CLEO FLETCHER Class See. 1; Home Room Rep. Prem Ccm. 3; Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 3, 4. ALEEN FEILD G. A. L. 1, 2, 4; Sports 1, 2, 4; Pep Squad 4. ROBERT HUNT PEARL DROLLETTE Kemmerer High School I, 2; Pep Squad 3, 4 . ANTONIA DOLENCE Spanish Club 1, 2. LEONARD J. HOVORKA CO, Calif, 2; Camera CluO 3; Rifle Club 3, 4. BLANCHE FOSTER Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3; All School Play- 2. AGNES FABINY Cheerleader 2; Pep Squad 2, 4; Spanish Club 1; Sperts 1; G. A. ,L. E. JEFFRIES Reno High School 2; Portola High School 3. GLORIA FEARN Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4. 2. 3, 4; All School Play Sagebrushes Annual Boys’ Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 . P 1 1 10 ESTHER FIRMAGE MARY FABINY Boys’ Glee 1, 2; Mixed Glee 1, MARGARET JOLLY Library Club I; Mixed Glee 1, 2; Girls’ Glee 4; Pep Squad 3 11 : (Pres.) I I I 1 1 1 ] ] ] ] GERALD QUICK Horace Mann High School, Salt Lake City 1, 2; Rifle Club 3; Track 3, 4. STELLA KOVACICH Girls’ Glee 1; Pep Eqi; 4; Art Club 3. MORGAN C. Mci:4TOrH Track 3, 4; Rifle Club 2. MARTIN MOSS Rifle Club 3; Camera Club 3; Movie Projector 4; Sen. Alum. KATHRYN KAUCHICH Girls’ Glee 1; Art Club 4. LOUISE MLINAR 13 14 1 ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 J ] 1 I i I VIRGIL SCHULTZ Science Club 1; Art Metal Club 4; Band, Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Boys’ Glee 4. EDWIN SODERLUND Board of Control 4; Class Pres. 3; Home Room Rep. 2. ALTA LUCILLE OWENS Rocm Rep. 1, 3. ’ GLENNA MAE SCHOFIELD FRANK TOMINC MARY STRAUSS Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom THELMA OIKARI Library Club 1, 2j G. A. L. 1, 2; Girls’ Glee I; Pep Squad 3, 4; Sports I, 2; Cheerleader 4 . KOJIU SUGANO F. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Rep. 3, 4; Science Cliab 1, 2; Sagebrusher Annual Staff 4. MARY PAULINE PAPPAS Orchestra I; Library Club Sagebrusher Club I. EVELYN SNOWDEN SIGARD TITMUS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Club MILLARD SHOOPMAN Football 2, 3. 4; Tiger Club 3, 4. JEAN PATON Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports 1; Girls’ Glee 1, 2. 15 JIMMIE SPROWELL Tennis 1; Debate 2; B. A. A. 1; Football 2, 3; Rille Club 2, AHN SHIFLAR C. A. L. 1; Sports 1, 2. DAVID UTZINGER Bus. Mgr. of Sgbr. 3; Rifle Club 3; Sagebrusher Annual Staff 4. ELINOR SMITH Gebo High School 1, 2; Reliance High School 3. PEGGY TRIBBY Winner, South Dakota 1; Sals- berry, Indiana 2. ELSIE SCHLACHTER Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Library Club HILDA VARDIAN Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Pep Squad 3. 4. DAVID L. WEISS Cheerleader 4; Boys’ Glee 1, 2; Mixed Glee 3; Basketball 1; Jr. TOM WRIGHT Laramie High School 1; Basket¬ ball 2. 3, 4; Track 2. JENNIE DSENICHNIK Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Sagebrusher Annual Staff 4. CATHERINE WILSON Girls’ Glee 1, 2; Pep Squad 3. ALBERT GRANT WILHELM 16 i I T c. I [ 1 I 1 i I I 17 tmaxmen ' Tlte Class o| I Lfl President.John Dirlison Vice-President.Blanche Dolence Secretary.Alice Simon Treasurer.Wilma Hegediis 20 21 %e Class o| 9 3 President.Bill Smith Vice President..Beverly Reese Secretary.Anton AmizicU Treasurer.Ronald McMillan 22 23 Kathryn Kormas, Edwin Soderlund, Mary Kruljac, Vernon Gras. Betty Christie, Miss Agnew, Robert Syme, Jean Cameron, Oreste Berta, Bette Yugovich Oui tu eni CjoOeinment The Board of Control is composed of the officers, chairmen of the various councils, and sponsor of the student organization. The purpose of the association is to develop co-operation among the students in all lines of activity. With faculty guidance, many affairs—such as Homecoming, awarding the Citizenship Cup, Get-Acquainted Day, Football Banquet, Board of Control Banquet, and holiday decorations—are turned over to this group to handle. This year the board has tried to increase student interest In social life by giving more mixers. The new board members are always elected during the last part of April, and they meet with the outgoing board to learn their duties for the forthcoming year. 24 ] ] ] ] ] ] 1 J 1 I 1 a II Cjics Ventie Tlaiicnal f{cnoial j ocieixj Kathryn Kormas. Edward Halsey, Mathew Vehar. Darrell Stiteler, Edward Hivik. Vernon Gras. Virginia Larrabaster, Betty Christie, Donna West, Virginia Overy, Sophie Pryich, Thelma Oikari, Elsie Schlachter. Annie Bonini. Louise Mlinar, Lois Angelovic, Marian Lietz, Carolyn Dagres. Jean Cameron. Elsie Gosar, Mary Kruljac, Carmen Husa, Ruth Stevenson. hationai QtLUtic ficnciaixj ccieixj Dickson, Erzen, Bradbury, Katana. Shoopman. Stiteler. Joslin. Begovich, Dasovich, Lee. Marusliack, Connor, Thompson. Taylor, Juel. Chipp, Gras, Jereb, Chambers. Halsey, Reese. Brown. Milojevich, Collins, Sims, Milonas. Wright. Hunt. (N ' ot in picture). Pigskin Paia e Our boys came out of the 1939 scramble for football honors as co-champions of the Southwestern District of Wyoming. They were defeatedf only once in con¬ ference play, and that was by Kemmerer. Although we started the season as the big favorites, after the close shave at Afton—Tigers - 12, Afton - 7—the Rock Springs! stock went down. We were the underdogs thereafter against any supposed¬ ly strong team. Hotvever, the Tigers came out of the fray in excellent shape, win¬ ning seven out of ten hard-fought games. Let ' s take a glance at the score card for the season: Rock Springs Green River Chey ne Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Rock Springs Kemmerer Rock Springs 12 Afton 18 Rock Springs 7 Rock Springs 40 Lander 33 Evanston 25 Superior 13 Rawlins 14 Rock Springs 7 Green River 7 Won in the last six seconds on long pass. 13 Boys did not have spirit this time. 0 Well-played game, but we lost. 6 Everyone stood out in this game. 0 This was another good one. 6 Our best game of the year. 0 Our Homecoming game was successful. 7 Almost a goner until second half. 9 This one hurt; it’s a sore spot. 0 Reached the height of the season. Twelve seasoned seniors will be lost through the graduation route this year. These never-to-be-forgotten heroes of the gridiron are as follows: Stiteler, Maru- shack, Griffiths, Chambers, Erzen, Lee, Titmus, Shoopman, Milojevich, Bradbury. McQuillan, and Halsey. 26 Leonis, McJIillan. Mitchell. Gilpin, Wiidermuth, J. Begovich. Venta, Watelia, Yugovich. Coach Dowier, Hunt, Marushack. Wright. T. Begovich. Reese, Milonas. Assistant Coach Bash, Bradbury, Dickson. Katana, Dasovich, Stiteler, Thompson basketball ' flasLes The 1939-40 edition of the Tiger basketball squad ran through the schedule without much trouble, losing only three out of twenty-six games. The Tigers lost only one conference game during the season, that being to a highly touted Dragon quintet on their own floor. Here is a summary of the 1939-40 basketball season: Rock Springs 26 Rock Springs 27 Rock Springs 46 Rock Springs 29 Rock Springs 37 Rock Springs 3 2 Rock Springs 48 Rock Springs 29 Rock Springs 33 Rock Springs 56 Rock Springs 41 Mt. View 13 Kemmerer 13 Magna 13 Montpelier 14 Kemmerer 24 Evanston 21 Cokeville 13 Laramie IS Casper 31 Sai-atoga 7 Rock Springs 16 Rock Springs 23 Rock Springs 27 Rock Springs 28 Rock Springs 56 Cheyenne 33 Rock Springs 50 Superior 39 Rock Springs 35 Rock Springs 3 2 Rock Springs 43 Rock Sprtngs 44 Rock S.prings 44 Laramie 22 Green River 23 Rawlins 27 Saratoga 3 4 Rock Springs 25 Lyman 15 Rock Springs 29 Rawlins 31 Superior 27 Greeci River 24 Hanna 2 4 Cheyenne 37 on to take the- dis- Mt. View. Raw- March 14th the Casper After the season’s schedule was finished, the Tigers went trict tournament in three straight games from such opposition as iins, and Superior. Then the district champs traveled to Laramie on and came out of the state tournament tussle in second place, losing to Mustangs in the final game, with a score of 35-32. 27 ' fcctLall Training camp maneuvers.as the Tigers trounced the Outlaws.our handsome coaches go back to nature.end Dale Bradbury snags a high one .rival captains at football camp.fast action on the field.rugged fresh in training.camp organization means work. 28 29 Qids’ G. A. L. Board.displaying a new use for paddles.cliampionship girls ' Basketball Team.love-all.rink rhythm.modern Mass Willie Tells .tumbling tumble-weeds.the champion softball swatters. 30 j 1 1 J J ] ] ] 1 1 ] ] I 1 OLoihs an Discoi s Serenading syncopators.band goes on paradje.an angle shct at rehear¬ sal.the Music Maids. Girl Meets Horn”.what ho! modern art. or did the photographer make a mistake.boom section. 31 Debate an T) amaiic Qctioities Apple Sauce versus Banana Oil.Carmen Husa proving that her opponents are all wrong.debater Marshall at ease.cast of “The First Dress Suit” .the hero, the heroine, and the viper in “He Ain’t Done Right by Nell . The Maker of Dreams”.cast of “Dawd, Does You Understan’? , winners in the state play festival. 32 1 ! J I 1 ■J 1 1 1 1 1 ] 1 1 1 1 1 Boys in the electrical shop learn armature windUng.girls are taught to make n their own clothes.William McQuillan at the metal lathe.machine shop I practice.another glimpse of the sewing class.this boy has made his own checker-board.Edwin Soderlundi working in the wood-shop.Korit- nik and Moss repair a motor. 33 omecomiH Carmen Husa and Edward Halsey reign king and queen ot Homecoming. the Juniors put Superior in the dog house.Old Glory leads the parade. yell leaders Win first place with “Stairway to the Stars”.Home Economics float.Pep Club entry.Spanish Club slays the Dragon.prize-win¬ ning car, driven by Josephine Reiva.Sophomore float.iuitiai appear¬ ance of our new band.Pep Club Tigers. 34 1 , 11 ' U 11 R,avic)om Lcts A good) time was had by all.pals.Isaac Walton, Jr.Peggy smiles in her Sunday -best.dudeens.miscellaneous animal imitations. .the books are just to make an impression.clown antics.scho¬ lars.girlish affection.Mary and Viv.school leaders.Bill and Wade hold up the wall -Just in case. 35 J f, I T 1 . L, Random Itcts Glamour boys.future Curies.Snow-white about to take to the ice. you figure this one out.calf-eyes.“Dibs” Covert.happy Hilda .coy cage-managers. we’re with you, gang; we’re with you”. Jack thinks better in this position.industry personified.candidly yours. 36 L f. C I I I ' ] u II JJ II I 11 ' J 1 WL en We Weie WHEN WE WERE YOUNG. Doris and Jack with man’s best friend.Bunny-Puss Lee.lookit, the man has a boidie.. women slayers...... Age of innocence.one-gun Menelaus .future belles from Roosevelt School.Henry and Frank with salad- bowl haircuts.Washington School group.Freckle-face Foster. sixth-grade flappers.more “Washtubs”.some fun—getting your picture ?J r 37 How Deai io Out Heads Are these familiar scenes.our auditorium.the old skating rink. winter.when the frost covers the landscape.stadium in winter. then comes the spring.and green foliage. eaibcck Completes Jts Woik Editor.Marj- Catherine Auselmi Assistant Editor.Jean Cameron Schooi Life.Kojin Sugano, Pearl Loisate, David Utzinger Photographer.Jack Breihan Advertisers. . .Edward Halsey, Margaret Matson, Wallace Chambers Art Editor.Audrey Bergen Business Manager.Dewey Nekich Classes...Carolyn Dagres Copy Editor.Jennie Usenichnik 1 39 DR. R. R. MENGHINI DENTIST - WE SPECIALIZE IN INFANT’S WEAR THE WEE SHOPPE Rose Flower and Gift Shop AVE SPECIALIZE IN CORSAGES Phone 123-W 124 Bank Court Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Men’s Furnishings Shoes C. A. WEST CO. 515 North Front Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Union Mercantile and Supply Company CHIPP’S MUSIC STORE ‘ Agents for G. E. Radios “EVERYTHING IN MUSIC” 607 North Front Street Phone 663-W WESTERN AUTO TRANSIT —“SUCCESSFULLY SERVING WYOMING FOR OVER 31 YEARS”— DR. A. A. DONA DENTIST 110 Bank Court Phone 485 HOME OF DRI-SHEEN CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING Rugs and Upholstery Cleaned HIIBACKA CO. EXCELSIOR GARAGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS IDEAL GROCERY Across from School BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES OF NINETEEN FORTY FRANK’S PHARMACY Phone 325 Pilot Butte Avenue PARISIAN BAKERY “WE SPECIALIZE IN FRENCH BREADS AND PASTRY” CONG R ATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES EDEN VALLEY DAIRY The Dieter Bookbinding Company DENVER, COLORADO Library and School Books Rebound MAGAZINE BINDING EDITION BINDING COVER DESIGNING 40 Rock Springs Commercial Company QUALITY MERCHANDISE Dealers in General Merchandise Rhone 57 QUICK LUNCH The two best places in town to eat—• Home and Here LOUIE, DOROTHY, and MARY 102 K Street Phone 909 KOLMAN TIRE SUPPLY Recapping Passenger and Truck Tires Phone 308 LEWIS H. BROWN ATTORNEY AT LAW For the Giamoroiis Young Fashions You See in Mademoiselie and Vogue, The Smart Miss Heads Straight for The Sweetbriar Shop We Know What You Want .... .... And We Have It! Bi-Rite Drug Company BEST FOR LESS EVERYTHING IN DRUGS JOHN LUCAS, INC. Rock Springs, Wyoming DUZIK’S IGA STORES 721 Pilot Butte Avenue Telephone 495-W fCX-RIALT€ TH EATR C Kock Springs, Wyoming Showing- the Best Motion Pictures from EVERY Producing Company Visit:—Far-Away Lands, Explore the Realms of Romanca and Adventure Motion Pictures Are Really Your Best Entertainment ! 41 A Gift Only YOU Can Give YOUR PHOTOGRAPH For this orcasion you ' ll want the Make an appointment today with THE NEW STUDIO Our long record of efficiency is your guarantee UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. STORES WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THE NEW rpieiDAii E ELECTRIC ICE BOXES Maytag Washers FOR 1940 Which Are Now On Display : SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS : THE FIRST SECURITY BANK of Rock Springs, Wyoming Throughc the years the above symbol has.stood for trust and security and shall continue to re¬ main so. 42 4 - CRIPPA MOTOR CO. Autliorixrd Drain- Ford Mercury Lincoln Zephyr Rock Springs. M yoming MONTGOMERY WARD SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Brschall and F-shing Ecjuipment “The Most Fr endly Store in Town’’ 128 South Front Street Phone 114 Agency for CORONA ’Tj ' pewriters Buy your g... uat.oii presents at the STANDARD LOAN JEWELRY COMPANY Extra special price-, op. watches Guaranteed Watch Repairing 12S K Street “THE TOPS” in DRY CLEANING The Finer Cleaners PHONE IQAA «.-« I ' ilot ButtcAvlfU ROGAN MORTUARY J. WARDEN OPIE Profe.ssional Licensed Enibalmer and Funeral Director MRS. J. WARDEN OPIE Lady Assistant AMBULANCE SERVICE Office 44-W Phones Residence 44-R MODEL FURNITURE Wyoming’s Only Furniture Factory ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS Kei f DR. N. H. OREMLAND DENTIST, Above Walgreen’s Phone 71-W - xJ yhe Store orMen 416 South Front Street BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ’40 “Ronnie” LeMarr CHIEF SERVICE USE NATURAL GAS “The Carefree Fuel” Northern Utilities Co. KELLOGG LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS PAINTS CONTRACTING 309 North Front Street Phone 166 Okano’s Fish Market ORIENTAL GOODS CHINAWARE 613 Pilot Butte Avenue A. W. TRAVELUTE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 3 22 Park Hotel Building ROCK SPRINGS PLUMBING CO. Plumbing and Heating Supplies A. W. NISBET, Manager 324 Grant Street Phone 160 43 JAY G. WANNER, M. D. EYE EAR NOSE THROAT First Security Bank Building SUPERIOR LUMBER COMPANY “When you think of building require¬ ments keep us in mind for best service at lowest prices. 413 Cedar Street Phone 99 The Friendly Store GROCERIES — FRESH MEATS Phone 203-J 413 Pine Street FOR REAL CLASS SEE— COHEN’S FOR MEN ' S WEAR AND GRADUATION GIFTS K Street Rock Springs HARRY SWANSON’S MEN’S SHOP 529 North Front Street Phone 60-J Tri-State Lumber Co. Complete Building Service 90% F. H. A. Loans Plans—Estimates Phone 401 —GOODYEAR TIRES— Batteries and Accessories USE OUR BUDGET PLAN CENTRAL TIRE STORE 409 Filth Street Phone 21 For Electric Services of all Kinds REFRIGERATOR AND RADIO REPAIRING AND BETTER LIGHTS A. L. OCKERMAN PHONE 540 W. J. (Bill) Traher Motor Distrihutoi-s of STUDEBAKER and PACKARD Motor Cars for Southwestern Wyoming When in Pinedale Stop and See Us CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1940 THE PARK GRILL AND HOTEL WILDERMUTH FUNERAL HOME LEO L. WILDERMUTH, Director Telephone 38 Rock Springs, Wyo. WESTERN CAFE Quality Foods at Reasonable Prices Air Conditioned —OPEN DAY AND NIGHT— MASTER STATION Cars Washed, Greased and Polished CONOCO GAS AND OIL Phone 921 DR. A. J. SILVA DENTIST 44 ROCK SPRINGS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. WE SINCERELY CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1940 Always Refreshing! Always Delicious! “The Pause That Refreshes” REMEMBER THUM’S CONFECTIONERY IS THE HOME OF THUM’S SWEET CREAM ICE CREAM “THE PERFECT MIXER” KINGS COURT BEVERAGES THUM’S “Sweeitest Place in Town” Soda Water 447 North Front Street ' Phone 111 SOUTHWESTERN WYOMING’S NEWEST ULTRA-MODERN CAFE HURST DAIRY MAKERS OF IMPERIAL ICE CREAM HOWARD’S The All Occasion Food ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY STANDBY FINE FOODS ALWAYS THE BEST VALUE Wyoming Automotive Co. CASPER, WYOMING Branches for your service at Sheridan - Cheyenne - Rock Springs Rawlins - Powell Sellers’ Handy Store Groceries Candies School Supplies Corner A and Blair BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES DR. H. A. O’MALUEY DENTIST THE ROCK SPRINGS MINER (Established in 1881) $2.00 Per Year in Advance PRINTING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 45 F. R. CROCKER “The Leading Jeweler” HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFTS Elgin — Hamilton — Gruen 432 South Front Street Phone 88-M DR. G. H. BREIHAN DENTIST FREED FINANCE CORPORATION North Front Street Phone 344 KARMELKORN SPECIALTY SHOP Where Popular People Congregate FOR REAL CAR PERFORMANCE USE CALSO R.P.M. GASOLINE MOTOR OIL UNSURPASSED” Products of The California Company Owen W. West, Manager DR. J. T. LANE DENTIST RUSH L. DE NISE ATTORNEY AT LAW McCurtain Motor Co. DODGE PLYMOUTH A fine Present for a Graduate Phone 601 The Name ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL « BANK « meant sound, progressive banking service when the grand-parents of the Class of 1940 were the ‘ruling generation’ in Rock Springs The name still stands for the same service today, but in a larger sense than ever before Established in 1892 f COMPLIMENTS OF AUTREY BROS. DENVER, COLORADO HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY DIPLOMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CARDS 47 PARKER GROCERY AND FEED CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND FEEDS Merchandise Hurst’s Shell Service Rock Springs Evanston, Wyo. On U. S. 30 Johnson Furniture Store NEW and USED FURNITURE FURNITURE REPAIRING Leonard Refrigerators ABC Washers 631 Pilot Butte Avenue Phone 176-W LARCEL C. BYRD AGENT FOR Holfman’s “Hook-Fast” Fancy Belt Buckles with belt made to order— RSHS Buckles and other designs LEPPLA’S DO-NUT SHOP Lunches Fountain Dairy Products Phone 210-J LINCOLN MARKET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEATS THE HETTS COMPANY EXCLUSIVE STYLES FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES 426 South Front Street We Advance You up to $50 On Your Signature Only “■Y-our Financial Friend” LOCAL LOAN COMPANY 214 North Side State Bank Building COMPLIMENTS OP LIBRARY GROCERY “The Kids’ Friend” Yellowstone Wholesale Co. Candies Fountain Supplies Tobacco 621 North Front St. Phone SC FOR A GOOD HAIRCUT TRY KNUDSEN’S BARBER SHOP Utzinger Chevrolet Company CHEVROLET—the leader in sales for 9 years out of the last 12 years OLDSMOBILE— —LA SALLE— —CADILLAC COMPLIMENTS OF KVRS 48 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROCK SPRINGS MEDICAL GROUP OLIVER CHAMBERS, M., D. J. H. GOODNOUGH, M. D. K. E. KRUEGER, M. U. E. S. LAUZER, M. D. P. M. McCRANN, M. D. T. H. ROE, M. D. F. J. BERTONCELJ, M. D., Superior. Wyoming PAUL KOS, M. D., Superior, Wyoming S. J. GIOVALE, M. D.. Reliance, Wyoming G. H. MORANVILLE. M. D.. Winton, Wyoming The North Side State Bank You will soon be confronted with the choice of choosing your path in life, ONE ROAD will lead to SUCCESS, the OTHER to FAILURE. Let ' us choose now, but choose rightly before it is too late. The North Side State Bank ‘THE PEOPLE’S BANK’ MEMBER FDIC ROCK SPRINGS, WYO. 49 THE MINERS MERCANTILE COMPANY GENERAL Y.ERCHANDISE FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phones 174-175 729-733 Pilot Butte Ave. FREE DELIVERY JOHNSON SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. WHITE MOUNTAIN LODGE GENERAL TIRES CONTINENTAL GAS AND OIL STOCK GROWERS MERCANTILE COMPANY Southwestern Wyoming’s Largest Department Store Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1940 . J. N. CROCKER, O. D. ' REX OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. BULOVA WATCHES Newberry Building Phone 586-W STUDENTS.... “Wisdom is knowing what not to do” WYOMING PHOTO CO. 654 Pilot Butte For Quality Portraits, Home Portraits, Kodak Finishing (28 years experience in professional photography) NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS TIRES AND AUTO PARTS ' E BUYySELL, and TRADE USED CARS RINGS HIDE FUR CO. 858 Elk St. Office Phone 329 50 51 V O-V - jLfa- ' (}( Zo Qt, y ' j-c f CujJpiMr ' ' , , c| lts r, Patent No. 1970’85.” . £ 560 52