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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

FOREWORD To perpetuate the memory of a few happy hours through¬ out all the years to come has been the ambitious goal of the staff of the 1941 Sagebrushes. We hope that this record will give pleasure today, and in future years ser e its intended purpose of recalling pleasant experiences at Rock Springs High School. f VI I Mjw 1 • The Staff Editor . . Assistant Editor . Business Manager Copy . . Wilma Hegedus . Blanche Dolence . Francis Connor . Audrey Hunter . Peggy Bolin . Rose Omeyc . Don Chipp Philomena Kuzmanik Classes . Athletics . Advertising . John McFadden, Lorene Persllla, Harold Wilder, Ray Venta, Patricia Wilson. fbLM !. ELLIOTT :ory, ■ Sociology, Economics MISS CAPEN Commercial MISS SMITH Board of Control President . Vice-president . Secretary . Treasurer . Social Council . School Spirit . Assembly Council Music Council . Athletic Council .. Sponsor . . John Dickson . June McTee ... Zora Kruljac Bette Yiigovich . Jane Keith .... Leona Wilde . Bob Taylor Tony Riikavina .. Donald Chipp .... Miss Agnew t u il I The Class of 1941 Four years ago a group of green freshmen wandered into Rock Springs High School. This class, consisting of 210 members, started its sojourn with Francis Connor as president; Donald Chlpp, vice-president; Patricia Livingston, secretary; and Zora Kruljac, treasurer. Bette Yugovich and Floyd Bassani achieved distinction by receiving the freshman Gros Ventre pins. This class was proud to have in its midst such an outstanding athlete as Tony Katana, who was the first high school student in the state of Wyoming to be named to an all-state team during his freshman year. Somewhat less foolish, but scarcely any wiser, we came back as sophomores. To help us follow the right trail, we elected the following officers: Francis Connor, Alice Simon, Donald Chlpp, and Gareth Boyce. Balloons and more balloons were used to decorate the gym for the party we gave as our contribution to the social life of our school. We returned from vacation as juniors, eager to do a better job than ever. We traveled this year under the leadership of John Dickson, Blanche Dolence, Alice Simon, and Wilma Hegedus. The highlight of our activities was the Junior Prom, a t which Zora Kruljac reigned as queen. For this occasion the gymnasium was gaily decorated with colorful butterflies. Continuing on the road to suc¬ cess, we received the citizenship cup during both semesters. In the fourth year we finally reached the goal toward which we had traveled. Coming down the home stretch, Francis Connor, Oreste Berta, Blanche Dolence, and Wilma Hegedus were chosen to keep the wheels rolling. Our first important event was Homecoming. Francis Connor and Helen Griffiths proudly reigned as king and queen. During the holiday season we entertained the alumni at the traditional Senior-Alumni Dance. Finally we came to Senio r Week, with its attractions of Class Day and the Senior Picnic. Of the original class, one hundred twenty-one have traveled with us to the climax of our journey—Commencement Day. BALL ALICE henet: Pep Club 1 G. A. h. I Girls’ Glee 4 EDWARD DROLLETTE ' Bud” Kcmmerer High School 1 ARLENE HARRIS “Lene” Pep Club 2. 3. 4 DONALD CHIPP Athletic Council 4 Football L 2, 3. 4 Track 1. 2, Sagebrusher Annual StalT 4 Class Vice-pres. 1 Class Sec. 2 Tiger Club (Vice-pres.) 1 IRENE CLARK “Red” Social Council 4 Band 2, 3, 4, (Sec.) 4 AH School Play 4 Girls’ Glee 3 k L L L I I i| i ! ! i t i i I i HUBERT CROUSE “Hugh Vinta High School, Vernal, Utah 1, 2, 3 Sen. Alum. Dance Com. 4 JEANETTE ELVIS “Netsle” Pep Club I MIKE FECH � Fech� Stage Electrician 4 YVONNE GNIDOVEC St. Teresa’s Academy, lioise, Idaho 1 Spanish Club 2, 3 Girls’ Glee 3, 4 sIjack knoll Home Room Rep. 1 Rifle Club 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Girls’ Glee 1, 3 Mixed Glee 3 Sagebrusher Annual Staff 4 JIMMY GILLUM “Coonie” Science Club 1 Football 3, 4 FRED A. KRUZICH “Freddie” Art Metal Club 4 PATRICIA LIVINGSTON Class Sec. 1 Home Room Rep. Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3 Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3 All School Play 4 Debate 4 Nat’l Thespian Soc. 4 MORTEN JOSLIN “Mort” Science Club 1 Basketball 2 Football 2, 3, Social Council 2 WILLIAM M. MEHLE “Squilcb” Sen. Alum. Dance Com. 4 Movie Projector 4 ZORA KRULJAC “Colonel” Class Treas. 1 Assembly Counci Home Room Rep. 3 School Sec, Girls’ Sextet 4 Girls’ Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Sagebrusher Club 1 TONY kX NA LIBERTY GRILLOS Spanish Club 2, 3 Home Room Rep. 3 Girls ' Glee 3 AUDREY HUNTER Home Room Rep. 3, 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Sagebrusher Annual Staff 4 Girls’ Glee 1 EDWARD JEREB “Speed” Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Tiger Club 3, 4 (Sec.) 4 Rifle Club 1 Athletic Council 3 Social Council 2 ROSEMARY HOVORKA ATHENA SKORDAS TONY RUKAVINA LEONA WILDE HOWARD PUTNAM ALFRED SIMS HAMILTON B. SMITH RAY VENTA L L L L [ [ [ L L [ I I I I I DOLPHUS E. COULSTON “Dolnh” Science Club 1, 2 Six-man Football 3 Home Room Rep. 4 din Ulmnnam Stanley Yugovich President . Paul Juel Fred Landeeii -president Sliirley Judd Bob Murphy t - ■ � rwk 1 Presideni James Whalen Vice-presiaent Secretary . James Wilson Philip Percich Treasuri Elbert McFadden . Anna Schmidt .Evan Reese President. Lewis Larsen Treasurer ATHIsETie SeHEDUlDE O Sept. 13 16 15 I ec. 20 20 21 27 28 30 Feb. 17 18 25 28 Mar. 12 12 13 14 15 18 20 22 26 FOOTBALL Rock Springs . 24.Kemraerer .... Rock Springs . 19.Cheyenne .... Rock Springs . 59.Lander . Rock Springs . 59.Evanston. Rock Springs . 13.Laramie . Rock Springs . 26.Superior . Rock Springs . 13.Casper. Rock Springs . 25.Kemmerer .... Rock Springs . 6.Green River Rock Springs . 19.Rawlins. BASKETBALL 6 0 0 0 0 Rock Springs . Rock Springs . .... 32. 32 .Reliance . .Manila . . 16 . 22 . 26 Rock Springs . . 23. .Pocatello . . IS Pocatello . . 31 . .Rock Springs . 30 RopV Rpring ' c . 38 Evanston. 35 Rock Springs . 27 . .Pocatello. 23 Rnrk Spring s Poratello .. .. 22 27 Rftliancft .. 19 Rock Springs 42 Laramie .— . 21 19 Rock SDriners. 21 Casper 22 . 31 Cheyenne . 53 .Rock Springs . 30 1 fi 14 Rock Springs . . 54. 35 Casper . 30 Rock Springs .- 28 Rock Springs . . 35 .Casper. 33 Rock Springs . .. . . 37 _Ravlins__ ... 24 Rock Springs 47 Hanna _ 36 K4 18 Rock Springs _ 27 .Laramie .-.. 23 33 Rock Springs . 42. _Cheyenne . 36 33 27 Rock Springs - 26 Hanna 23 Rock Springs 36 - Sui erior _ _ 34 Superior .. 33. .Rock Springs . 29 Rock Springs . 30. .Green River . 22 TRACK April 10-11 17-18-19. 25-26 . May 3 10 17 .. Gym Class Meet Inter-class Meet ... ProTo Relays Green River Dual ... District Meet . State Meet n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FOOTBALL After spending two weeks of strenuous practice at our New Fork football camp, the Rock Springs Tigers came home full of confidence and spirit, looking forward to a successful season, which was fully realized. They piayed ten games, winning ten, while piling up a score of 263 to their op¬ ponents 13. Finishing the season as the only undefeated and untied team in the state, the Tigers won the district championship and also laid claim to the mythical state title. The squad was comparatively small but contained some of the best material that has ever represented Rock Springs High. One of the main reasons why Coaches Dowler and Bash turned out one of the most powerful teams the state has ever seen, was due to the keen competition for every position. Katana, Connor, Dasovich, and Chipp were named on the all-state team. JOHN DASOVICH TONY KATANA ALFRED SIMS mmm s-sgsi:= rt : BASKETBALL The Rock Springs basketball team bega n the season with exceedingly bright prospects, since Coach Dowler had five lettermen around which to build his team. The Tigers completed their schedule by w inning twenty-two of the twenty-nine games played, thereby annexing the conference championship. They again proved their mettle when they won the EWstrict Tournament at Green Riven by defeating the strong Superior quintet 33 to 24 in the finals. Reese and Katana were named on the all-district team. Our aggregation entered the state tournament with high confidence. In the opening round Rock Springs won from Buffalo 37 to 15 and went through the second round with a decisive 47 to 28 victory over Manderson. In the Bemt-finals the Tigers trounced the Cheyenne Indians 41 to 16 and proceeded to the finals, where they defeated the Laramie Plainsmen 25 to 19, bringing home the cov¬ eted tKle of State Champions. Katana, Reese, and Dickson were placed on the all-state team. J|lDWARD THOMPSON RAY VENTA LENO KAUMO JOHN DASOVICH JIM REESE ■SfjHliirS ' ‘S‘r‘5,Hi;r :ys|E “S; TRACK The 1941 Tiger track team is anticipating an unusually successful season. Many of the star performers of last year’s team, which won the district championship and placed second in the state, will again represent Rock Springs High School. EMward Thompson, a senior, is one of the most promising lettermen, having placed high in all meets last year. Leno Kaumo and Alf Sims should tuirn in some good records as they have done in past years. In the pole vault, the Tigers have Don Chipp, who last year placed second in the state meet, having beaten the past state record. In the field events—such as shot put. discus, and javelin—there are such lettermen as Connor, Katana, and Begovich. These boys should win their share of points in this division. Dasovich, another letterman, stars in both the distance runs and the hurdles. Reese, Marshall, and Lambert are also expected to show up well. With such an array of talent the Rock Springs High School Track Team should complete the athletic season with a highly creditable record. Li I .eilOOlb CAlbENDAIl O Sept. 2—First day oi school— Washed cur necks and ears and prepared for the long grind. 11—First outside assembly— Miss Goodspeed certainly has personality plus. 14— Ambitious (?) juniors whitewashed R. S ' , sign. 18—Class officers elected—No political feuds. Oct. 10—Jubilee Singers Assembly—Hot rhythm from the South. 12—Homecoming—Even the weatherman co-operated. Tigers downed Laramie 13-0. 17.—First fire dirill—School emptied in two minutes—Couldn’t be done after school. 25— Assembly on sculptoring—Took lessons from Madam La Mason. 1—End of first quarter—My, how time did fly! 7— Report cards—Took the bad news home to Ma and Pa. 8— Armistice Day Assembly — Presented by Sons of Legion — Remember the World) War quartet. 8—Given: Girl Dates Boy Party. Proved: Boys are more bashful than girls. 15—Freshman Party—How could the freshmen enjoy themselves without the upperclassmen? 18— All School Play, “What a Life”—Our own Clark Gaibles and Hedy La¬ marrs exhibit their talents. 19— nger Club Initiation—The noise in the halls wasn’t made by slamming lockers. 20— Junior Party—Another successful all-school party. 20-21—Thanksgiving Holidays—Everyone had fun but the turkeys. 27—Spanish Club Assembly—Los senores and las senoritas danced and sang romantically. 29—Sophomore Party—A shind ig that was a shindig, with cider and square dances. Dec. 3—Football Banquet— A tribute to our victorious football boys. 4—Mathematics Assembly— With Mr. Hung’s abacus our Modern Age Isn’t so modem. 13—G. A. L. Party—The “g-a-l-s” had fun all by themselves. 20— Christmas Assembly—It put us all in the proper Christmas mood. 21— Every student (and teacher) went home to wait for Santa Claus. 27—Senior-Alumni Dance—Midst the colorful decorations, no one could help having a good time. SeHOOt eAtEMDAK, Jail. 6—School bells again! 8—Debate Assembly—-Who won—cerebellum or cerebrum? 17—First semester ended—Everyone celebrated. 23—Report cards— Everyoue stopped celebrating. Feb. 4— ' Liquid Air Assembly— Mr. Everman surely could take it (liquid air). 12—Lincoln Day Assembly—Mrs. Sheldon must have known Abe. 21— ' Washington’s Birthday Assembly— We enjoyed the shadow graphs. 21— Operetta In Old Vienna’’—Oh, for the life in Vienna! 26— ' Hawaiian Singers Assembly—Everyone enjoyed the musical trip to Hawaii. 29— ' No school. Mar. 4— ' Night of One-Act Plays—Flash! Latest discovery—Much new talent in R. S. H. S. 12—Reliance Tumblers—Something new in assemblies. 14—State Speech Festival in Laramie—Debaters and dramatics students vie for more honors for our alma mater. 14—Sophomore Party— ' Shurr-r andl not only the Irish lads and lassies had a good time among the shamrocks. 20- 21—Spring vacation— We got a good rest in preparation for another quart¬ er’s struggle. Apr. 9—Gros Ventre Assembly—A dillar, a dollar, the senior class scholarst 19— Junior Prom—Juniors and seniors spent a never-to-be-forgotten evening under a tropical moon. 21— All School Play, “June Mad’’—Is it possible to be June mad in April? May 6—Senior Play— Seniors proved that they’ve “got what it takes.” 23—Music Festival in Kemmerer—Band ' and Glee Clubs took part in the color¬ ful festivities. 23—Class Day —We recall “the good old days” in our last assembly. 27— Senior Picnic—Seniors lose their dignity for a day. 29—Commencement Day— After twelve long years! Jo LouJr ir nooi iQonc Oomph BARD Vo CiJ- Q QOn- r Limv CLUB e yo 7 Git ' lj ' Ori ninc goU 1 lUDt ry uniontjotk nop no. S , jfjnq tjodu running t)round looxeF ' fd UQ nhui dodr uelf- dimjj’ nj ni L no f S nt Che cJo- Mr JU JA . cJi ' Ofnp cr Podd i Q Omp onS, for V. Lt ' 2) C Coo h Thu, O mno ) o}m6 A)1 ' i Q n-hon J Gros Ventre National Honorary Society Front row: Wilma Hegedus, Alice Henetz, Blanche Dclence, Audrey Hunter, Bette Yugovich, Barbara Bryan. Back row: Oreste Berta, Helen Hopkins, Charles Walters, Lorene PcrrilTa, Tcny Rukavina, Jane Keith (not in picture). National Athletic Honorary Society New Members of 1941 Front rowi Joe Sims, Leno Kaumo, Fred Taucher, Clfirence Johnson, James Catti, Taky Tanaka. Back row: Ray Venla, Charlc:( Gilpin, Silvio Zancane ' .la. CRIPPA MOTOR CO. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE FOR RENT REPAIRED Authorizi-d Dealer DAILY REMINDER Ford MercuiT Lincoln Zephyr Northern Utilities Co. Rock Springs, Wyoming DISTRIBUTORS OF BRUEGGEMANN SCHOOL OF MUSIC NATURAL GAS ORCHESTRAL AND BAND LESSONS “THE CAREFREE FUEL” 210 D Street Phone 689-J BEST WISHES CLASS OP ’41 Yellowstone Wholesale Co. RED HORSE SERVICE Candies Fountain Supplies Tobacco LARRY DEARDOFF, Mgr. 621 North Front St. Phone 92-W RIALTO LEPPLA’S DO-NUT SHOP BEAUTY SHOP Lunches Fountain PHONE 168 Dairy Products Phone 210-J BOSCHETTO’S TAILORS CORSAGES PLANTS QUALITY CLOTHES Join our Suit Clubs—$1.00 an $2.00 per week clubs. Budget your clothes needs. — JOIN NOW — EVERY TYPE FLOWER Greenhouse Floral Co. PHONE 1116 HAJALMAR CARLSON Successor to E. L. Wetzel DRY CLEANING — PRESSING REPAIRING We guarantee all silk cleaning. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT Rock Springs. Wyo. Rock Springs Floral Shop Under New Management CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS PHONE 61 NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS TIRES AND AUTO PARTS WE BUY, SELL, and TRADE USED CARS ROCK SPRINGS HIDE FUR CO. Residence Phone 382-J 858 Elk St. Office Phone 329 SWEETWATER COUNTY CONGRATULATIONS DENTAL ASSOCIATION TO THE CLASS OF ’41 DR. G. H. BREIHAN Yes, Congratulations on a DR. A. A. DONA job well done. DR. J. T. LANE DR. MATTHEW MEDILL It is our wish that the fu¬ DR. R. R. MENGHINI ture will be one of success DR. W. C. MINER and accomplishment for you DR. H. A. O’MALLEY DR. N. H. OREMLAND DR. A. J. SILVA SAFEWAY COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROCK SPRINGS MEDICAL GROUP OLIVER CHAMBERS, M. D. E. S. LAUZER, M. D. K. E. KRUEGER, M. D. P. McCRANN, M. D. T. H. ROE, M. D. F. J. BERTONCELJ, M. D., Superior, Wyoming JOHN R. HUNT, M. D., Superior, Wyoming PAUL KOS, M. D. , Winton, Wyoming S. J. GIOVALE, M. D., Reliance, Wyoming our Voxfom ' omoncf bhsjomu iree. mtj ' j ' Qyf CJub fnnj ' u or :: For Electric Services of all Kinds REFRIGERATOR AND RADIO REPAIRING AND BETTER LIGHTS FOR REAL CLASS SE COHEN’S FOR MEN ' S WEAR AND A. L. OCKERMAN PHONE 540 SUPERIOR LUMBER COMPANY “When you think of building require¬ ments keep us in mind for best service at lowest prices.” GRADUATION GIFTS K Street Rock Springs CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1941 THE PARK GRILL AND 413 Cedar Street Phone 99 ROCK SPRINGS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. HOTEL WE SINCERELY CONGRATULATE the class of 1941 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 Soda Water THUM’S “Sweetest Place in Town” 447 North Front Street Phone 111 over rut V cfor( j ' m My ' Sellers’ Handy Store Groceries Candies School Supplies Comer A and Blair BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES CREDIT IS A SACRED TRUST” Let your word be your bond always “YOUR FINANCIAL FRIEND” LOCAL LOAN COMPANY 214 North Side State Bank Bldg. A. W. TRAVELUTE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 322 Park Hotel Building F. R. CROCKER “The Leading Jeweler” HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFTS Elgin — Hamilton — Gruen 432 South Front Street Phone S8-M MONTGOMERY WARD SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS BASEBALL and FISHING EQUIPMENT “The Most Friendly Store in Town” 428 South Front Street Phone 114 FOR REAL CAR PERFORMANCE USE CALSO R.P.M. GASOLINE MOTOR OIL “UNSURPASED” Products of The California Company Owen W. West, Manager ROCK SPRINGS PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Supplies A. W. NISBET, Manager 324 Grant Street Phone 160 FREED FINANCE CORPORATION 413 North Front Street Phone 344 HARRY SWANSON’S MEN’S SHOP 529 North Front Street Phone 60-J Nehi Beverage Company Rock Springs, Wyoming Bottlers of Royal Crown Cola •— Nehi Beverages Par-T-Pak —- Flavors and Mixers WILDERMUTH FUNERAL HOME LEO L. WILDERMUTH, Director Telephone 38 Rock Springs, Wyo. McCurtain Motor Co. DODGE PLYMOUTH A fine present for a Graduate Phone 601 WESTERN CAFE Quality Foods at Reasonable Prices Air Conditioned —OPEN DAY AND NIGHT— Hurst’s Shell Service Rock Springs Evanston, Wyo. On U. S. 30 THE ROCK SPRINGS MINER (Established in 1881) $2,00 Per Year in Advance PRINTING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE V ennn hi)pp)lLi z rer Qfie,r ' af ' iondi Qt ifon J Ih -rpt ny i T ■ |K ' % 4.‘ W V Wi ' a 1 . ' ..4m ' ,- i f| 1 mJ .. ' 1 Jplj-f me 7)n , Q One h) r aj ' A Co Z oj ' Don do qZ oop ro hn FERRERO’S GROCERY GROCERIES and MEATS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TRADE WITH US YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED PHONE 892-J 802 GOBLE ST. ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING ALL TYPES OP INSURANCE Security Insurance Agency FIRST SECURITY BANK RUNNING TRANSFER MOVING and TRANSFER PHONE 375 PHONE 140 The Name ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK meant sound, progressive banking service when the grand-parents of the Class of 1941 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 ' rumrr er )a o Camera C uSlr pbi no ic f o ' dt zetncf jTQKr and Jm pts c r c y } beJore. ihe bicj c amey S ou pint PARKER DRUG PHONE 325 744 PILOT BUTTE PACIFIC MARKET ‘ FOR BEST IN MEATS” PHONE 58 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Workingmen’s Com’l. Co. ROCK SPRINGS SUPERIOR HANNA ROCK SPRINGS BUTCHERING CO. WHOLESALE MEATS PHONE 256-W, Johnson Furniture Store NEW AND USED FURNITURE FURNITURE REPAIRING LEONARD REFRIGERATORS BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY 631 Pilot Butte Phone 176-W VICARS MOTOR COMPANY BUICKS AND G. M. C. A No. 1 Bakery Grocery FRESH BREAD, PIE AND CAKES Delivered to City and all Camps Daily Res Phone 725-W Phone 856 D9LUXE CLEANERS 203 C Street ROCK SPRINGS. WYOMING PARK HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 270 Hillside Cash Market JOB GRASS, Prop. MEATS AND GROCERIES FREE DELIVERY Phone 127 702 Dewar Drive THE FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 211 549 North Front St. GRAND CAFE FAMOUS FOR STEAKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Most Modern New Equipment Rock Springs, Wyoming Paul’s Confectionery FOUNTAIN SERVICE CANDY LUNCHEON SUPPLIES PISHING TACKLE AND LICENSES CY’S CONFECTIONERY After Parties and Mixers COME TO CY’S Fountain Service — Candies — Tobac¬ cos — School Supplies — Magazines Novelty Items STOCK GROWERS Southwestern Wyoming’s Largest Department Store Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1941 J. N. CROCKER. O. D. REX OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. Scientifically Equipped IWOTh ctitriag- Optician BULOVA WATCHES Newberry Building Phone 586-W ff ir Lni ' ffecTJ ' like. ho ?euork njoflo LJor fo ToeSoi hu nOmo 1 ' SUCCESS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF ’41 INSURED SAVINGS SAFETY OF YOUR INVESTMENT INSURED UP TO $5,000.00 4% Per Annum Paid on Savings SINCE ORGANIZATION SWEETWATER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 413 NORTH FRONT STREET SCOTT’S BAKERY The Place for Quality CAKES ROLLS PIES SPECIAL MILK BREAD SCOTT’S TEMPTATION ICE CREAM Okano’s Fish Market ORIENTAL GOODS CHINAWARE 613 Pilot Butte Avenue ROGAN MORTUARY J. WARDEN OPIE Professional Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director MRS. J. WARDEN OPIE Lady Assistant AMBULANCE SERVICE Office 44-W Phones Residence 44-R UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. STORES WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THE ri ieiDAii E ELECTRIC ICE BOXES Maytag Washers FOR 1941 Which Are Now On Display SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS no 7? 7 ?y’ e j ' pnnq 3 ckmoii ff! Bob loijior ' {Joc fx r2.f‘r ' eshtj’ oomh OQ PARISIAN BAKERY “WE SPECIALIZE IN FRENCH BREADS AND PASTRY” QUICK LUNCH The two best places in town to eat— Home and Here LOUIE, DOROTHY, and MARY 102 K Street Phone 909 Rock Springs Commercial Company QUALITY MERCHANDISE Dealers in General Merchandise Phone 57 AMERICAN LAUNDRY For Quality Work and Service “IT PAYS TO KEEP CLEAN” Phone 4 420 J Street KOLMAN TIRE SUPPLY Recapping Passenger and Trutk Tires Phone 308 Always New Things for the High School Girl in Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts, Blous¬ es, Hosiery, Lingerie, Handkerchiefs SWEETBRIAR SHOP JOHN LUCAS, INC. Rock Springs, Wyoming MATH VEHAR CLEANING AND PRESSING 26 K STREET rCX-CI lLT€ TihEATCE Rock Springs, Wyoming Showing the Best Motion Pictures from EVERY Producing Company Visit:—Far-Away Lands, Explore the Realms of Romance and Adventure Motion Pictures Are Really Your Best Entertainment ! Rose Flower and Gift Shop We Specialize in Corsages Phone 123-W 124 Bank Court CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Union Mercantile and Supply Company WE SPECIALIZE IN INFANT’S WEAR THE WEE SHOPPE EXCELSIOR GARAGE Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Men’s Furnishings Shoes CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH C. A. WEST CO. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 515 North Front Street CHIPP’S MUSIC STORE HOME OF DRI-SHEEN Agents for G. E. Radios CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING “EVERYTHING IN MUSIC” Rugs and Upholstery Cleaned 607 North Front Street Phone 663-W HIIBACKA CO. TO THE CLASS OF ’41 HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS THROUGH THE FUTURE YEARS FROM THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS MAYOR A. E. NELSON COUNCILMEN JOHN WENDT DR. A. A. O’MALLEY JOHN FREEMAN ALBERT ROBERTS GEORGE MARUSHAK JOHN STEVENS AND ALL OF THE CITY EMPLOYEES UTZINGER CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET Tho New Leader in sales for 10 years out of the last 11 years OLDSMOBILE — — CADILLAC MORAN USED CARS FOR BETTER PRICES SEE US Located at MASTER STATION CARS WASHED, GREASED, POLISHED CONOCO OIL AND GAS PHONE 921 TRI-STATE LUMBER FOR RE-MODELING OR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION We Offer Helpful Service Phone 401 F. E. Hatch, Mgr. Routh Brothers Motor AUTHORIZED , PONTIAC DEALER SIX and EIGHT 10 Elk Street Phone 288-W PHONE 1000 FINER CLEANERS 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. HURST DAIRY JOHNSON SERVICE AND SUPPLY CO. MAKERS OF WHITE MOUNTAIN LODGE niPERIAL ICE CREAM THE ALL, OCCASION FOOD GENERAL TIRES CONTINENTAL GAS AND OIL SOUTHWESTERN WYOMING’S NEWEST MINERS MERCANTILE ULTRA-MODERN CAFE GENERAL MERCHANDISE HOWARDS FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phones 174-176 729-733 Pilot Butte Are. ON UNCOLN HIGHWAY FREE DELIVERY A Gift Only YOU Can Give THE HETTS COMPANY YOUR PHOTOGRAPH EXCLUSIVE STYLES FOR THE WOMAN WHO CARES For this occasion you’ll want the veiT best 42« South Front Street Make an appointment today with THE NEW STUDIO PARKER GROCERY AND FEED CO. Our long record of efficiency is yow guarantee WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND FEEDS 420 South Front Street Phone 8S-W “Where Nationally Known Merchandise is bandied” The First Security Bank of Rock Springs, Wyo. MEMBER OF LARGEST INTERMOUNTAIN BANKING CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MODEL FURNITURE Wyoming’s Only Furniture Factory ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS war