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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1942 volume:

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ROBERT VEHAR SENIORS PEGGY ORME ROBERT MURPHY SHIRLEY JUDD CARL FRANDSEN President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Girls' Glee 1, 2, 35 Mixed Glee Homecoming King 4, Class Class Secretary 13 Class Vice- Annual Staff 4: Natl Forensic 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom Queen 33 Treasurer 3: Boys' Glee 15 Mix- President 3: Home Room Rep. League 2, 3, 4: All School Play Homecoming Queen 4: Annual ed Glee 1: All-School Play 3, 3. 4: All-School Play 4, N'v l 2, 3, 4: Nat'l Thesman Society Staff 4: 'agebrusher Staff 33 43 Annual Staff 4: Basketball Thespian Society 4' lVIi'cf'd Glee 2 3 4, Assembly Council 4 Ho oom Rep. 2 3: Camera Club 1. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 3. Defense Council 4 M101 f E3 f f O? ZJX77 ' CLASS OF I9 42 Sepfember, I938, heralded fhe approach of a group of never-fo-be forgoffen freshmen iso we fhoughf info fhe porfals of Rock Springs High School. We sfarfed wifh a bang by winning fhe Pep Yelling Confesf and by sponsoring a parfy which was one of fhe besf of fhe year. Everyone was asfounded, including ourselves, when we won fhe Cifizenship Cup-an honor which very rarely comes fo fhe freshmen. I Affer a blissful summer of doing nofhing, we again enfered R. S. H. S. wifh nofhing on our minds buf fo heckle fhe incoming freshmen. Buf woe and behold, we were sfill dubbed Hunderclassmeni' by fhe haughfy seniors. This year also marked a well-affended parfy given by fhe sophs. The year came fo an end wifh final examinafions, and all of us hoped and prayed fhaf we would come ouf all righf in fhe end because we did so wanf fo be lumors. Then came our one big momenf: we were finally fo be known as upperclassmen. Buf we sfill musf have looked rafher green because fhe seniors commenfed on how fhe pupils seemed more and more fo reverf back fo fheir infancy. We all furned info social bufferflies for a nighf and gave a Junior Prom fhaf was somefhing fo be remembered. This was cerfainly one nighf when we fhanked our lucky sfars fhaf we had affendod fhe Learn fo Dance mixers and had gof over fhe idea of blushing whenever a cufe liffle fhing favored us wifh a shy glance from her cornflower-blue eyes. Finally affer much worrying and sfewing, we became seniors. Jusf fhink-now we were going fo be freafed wifh some respecf by fhe feachers and underclassmen! The facf fhaf we were given fhe privilege of elecfing fhe King and Queen of Homecoming convinced us of fhis. The Senior-Alumni Dance was our big social evenf, and we are cerfain fhaf if gof everyone info fhe righf Chrisfmas spirif. Commencemenf marked fhe end of fhese four happy years, and we were faced wifh fhe facf fhaf fhis nighf was fhe lasf fime we would ever again march down fhe aisles of fhe Audiforium as sfudenfs of Rock Springs High School. RUTH ALLEN ERNEST ARCHUL Pep Club 2, 3. Science Club 1: Sage- MICHAEL APOSTOLOS Camera Club 1, 2: Wood Shop 4. LA VELL BAIR Girls' Glee 1, 4: Library Club 2. 3: Home Room Representative 1. ,QM brusher Club 4. AN LA B TAJ Girls' Gl , 3, JAMES BASTALICH Senior-Alumni D a n c Committee 4. fy, 173 he .bf V wi- ANTOINETTE ANNA BUTKOVICH JAMES APOSTOLOS BRACHUN Pep Club 1, 2: Girls' Art Club 2. Spanish Club 1: Pep Glee 11 G. A. L. 2: Club 2: Glee Club 4 Sports 2. I JOE AGOSTINI FRANCES BEGOVICH JAMES BYNON Camp Cooking 4. Girls' Glee 11 Household Electricity 4. vvv 431.10 EDITH BROSEGHINI Freshmwri Gros Ventre Pin: Sagebrusher Annual Staff 43 Library Club 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM BAKER EVA BEGOVICH Camera Club 1. 2, 3. Spanish Club 1: P 2 rv Club 1, 2: Girls' Glee B' Il: Library Club 3. X v ALICE BONINI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2. MARY CAMPBELL Camera Club 4g Library Club 4. BETTY CA SERIO Girls' Glee 43 Spanish Club 4. GENEVIEVE EDWARD BUCHAN JACQUELINE BUXTON ROBERT BUCHO BYTENDORP ' l. ' Basketball 3, 4. Sports 15 Art Club 3: Boys' Glee 1. Pep C b all 2: vGlrls' Household Electricity 4. Gtbe 4. ' A J. ' .JV LAWRENCE COSTANTINO Band 2. 3. 4, CLIFFORD CLARK Boys' Glee 1, 2: Mixed Glee 1, 2: B. A. A. 2, 33 Senior - Alumni Dance Committee 4. ROSE CAPEN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 1, Glee Club 3: Music Council 1, Chairman School Spirit Council 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. DONNA CHRISTOFFERSON Pep Club 3, 4: School Spirit Council 4: Girls' Glee 2, 3, 43 Mixed Glee 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. JACK W. CROOKSTON Rifle Club 1: Boys' Glee 13 Football 2. JACK COLLINS Basketbz-1l11,2, 3, Track 3. .- xf 'J4 QC' ELINOR F. CARLSON Iackson - Wilson H i gh School 13 Gardiner High School, Gardiner, Mon- tana 2, 3: Girls' Glee 4. LA VERE C1-IASTAIN All-School Play 2, 3, 4: Nat'1 Forensic League 2 3, 4, Nat'l Thespian So- ciety 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1. OZZAUVA-6 I1 . ,fry iff. r-L' fyf Q 3- MINNIE COLETTI Library Club 2. Il: Girls' Glee 4: G, A. L. 1. .TANFUT CONDIF1 Sports 1, 2, 4: Spanish Club 2: Pep Club 1. MAXINE DELAUREN Girls' G1 3, 43 ixed Glee 3, 3 Siior l, 2: G. A. I 1: Pe lub 1. RICHARD LEE DAVIS Superior High School 1: Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Nat'l Forensic League 2, 4: Nat'l Thespian Soci- ety 4: Band 4. s Q, ALBERT DORIGATTI Science Club 1, 3. A F E F'xNARDI Track 3, 3 Basketball 4. RUTH ANN CLARK Spanish Club 1: Pep Club 1: Girls' Glee 1, 4: Home Rmrrn Representa- tive 31 Jr. Prom Queen Attendant 3. HELEN DADICH Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TREVA 'EVANS Boulder, Wyoming: 1, 2: Corte Madera. Califor- nia. 3. W lfll IWTN DOLENCE Srience Club 1. PAUL DUZIK Nz1t'l Thespian Society 4. EDWARD ELIAS Nat'l Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 4: Nat'l Thespian society 3, 4: All-School Play 3: Home Room Rep. 2: Rifle Club 1: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4. JICLINA IC. COLLINS Girls' Glee l, 3, 41 Mix- ed Glee 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: G. A. L. 4. ROSE DA SOVICH Girls' Glee 1, 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Home Room Representative 4. SARAH FPIRMON Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Glee 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: G. A. L. 1, 2. 3, 4. xi wif SOPHIE MARY FLAIM Spanish Spanish 2: Girls' club 1, 2, 3: Club Secretary ee 1, 2, I MARY GOSAR Junior Prom Committee 3: Sports 1, 2, 3, 42 G. A. L. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1: Senior - Alumni Dance Committee 4. 1 M RVA GRIFF Home Room Representa- tive 4g Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3: All-School Play 2. .IIMMIE FLANNERY Science Club 3. GEORGE HARDIN Camp Cookery 43 Wood Craft 41 Football 2. K, X, L- I l 1 R B ARQMITCHCO B y ,Qlee 1, Band .flc Ur. m Com. Srtbld Qfvjin l 23 O n- eretta l3, fbenlor-Alumni Dance Com. 4. lcsief- 1,65 T1 wsw VEL LOR Sportsgi Pep Club 23 Househ ld Electricity 4, Home Room Representa- tive 4. ISA BELLE GRACH Operetta 33 All-School Play 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Lfixerl Glee 1, 3, 4: Sextet 3, 45 Jr. Prom Com. 3: Band 1, 2. ,X PATRICIA GRIFFITH Salt Lake City, Utah 1, 2: Student Body Sec. 4, Music Council 3 5 Girls' Glee 3, 4i Mixed Glee 3, 4. 5 SIDNEY GRAS Reliance High School 1, 21 Radio Club 45 Stage Work 4. BUDDY HATT Class Treas. 1, Home Room Representative 32 Football 42 Basketball 4, Track 3, 45 Spanish Club 1. WADE HORN Boys' Glee 1, 3, 4: Band ' Assembly Council lp at'l Thespian Society 4. ALICFI MAE GATES Superior High School 1: Girls' Glee -1. ESTHER GRAY Pep Club 1: Girls' Gif-v 1, 2, 45 Sports l, 2: G. A. L. 1, 2, 4. BETTY HA GGERTY Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom Com, 3: All-School Play 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Mixed Glee 3. f lilfkfl 4? ALICE HARNS library Club 1. 2: Girls' Glee 3, 4: Senior-Alumni Dance Committee 4. BEATRICE HOST NH Girls' Glee 2, 3. 4: Li- brary Club 1, 4. N ARGARET JOMEN irls' Glee 2: Art Club 1 Household Electric- ity 4. ALFRED JACKSON Home Room Rep, 4: Nat'l Thespian Society 4: All-School Play 4, Operetta 3: Mixed Glee 3, 4: Boys' Glee 3, 4 9 GORDON C, JENSEN Camera Club 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 'lg Art Metal Club 1. PAUL .TUEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Tig- er Club 2, 3, 4: Tiger Club Pres. 4: Class Pres. 3: All-School Play 3, 4: Nat'l Thespian So- ciety , 4. 7 ELSIE LEA HATCH Green River High School 1. 2, 3: Girls' Glee 3. EDNA JENSEN Art Club 2: Household Electricity 4. JOAN JURICH Pep Club 1, 2: Girls' Glee 2. EDWARD JAMES Track 4. CLARENCE JOHNSON Chairman Athletic Coun- cil 4: Sazebrusher An- nual Staff 4: Football 3: Tiger Club 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Boys' Glee 2. MIKE KNEZEVICH 4.4 'Z JAGQLIELINPDJ HOLIT Jr. Prom Com, 3: All- School Play 3: Debate 3, 4: Camera Club 1: Girls' Glee 1, 2: Mixed Glee 1. 2: Pep Club l: Annual Staff 4. EVELYN JOHNSON East High School, Den- ver, Colorado 1, 2: Girls' Glee 4: Library Club 4. AMELIA KAUMO Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 2, 3: Pep Club 1. 7AKM4iw52 LOUISE KORITNIK Sagebrusher Bus. Mana- ger 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Glee 4. 1 HA RRISON KRICHBAUM Football 4. SYL A MANATOS G. A. L, 1, 3 4,1 Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Head ol' Sports 4: P Club 1, 2. ,ff ,f RALEIGH KERANEN Band 1, 2, 3: Radiu rtlub 3, 4: Stage Mana- ger 2, 3, 4: Movie,,Bgo- SIE HO Gle ' -, jector 3, 4: Sa:98extet 33 f I , EERNICEX. 'LEWIS Gi s' I e 4: Library Clu 41: Science Club 1: Se rAlumni Dance Gem. 4. , I QR X U ii file ill f i H I FRND LKDLDEEN in lf Boys' Glee 1 , 4: Mix- ed Gl ' , 3, 4: Class Vice res. 2: Class Sec. 3: amera Club 2: Art I Metal Club 2. :. 'A' S : lla cl 9 Gir s' 1,I l' y b I 1 DON LA MBERT Raton, New Mexico 1, 2: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. ELAINE MANLEY All-School Play 2: Trio 3, 4: Sextet 21 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Senior-Alumni D a n c e Com. 4. WALTER KOBLER Science Club 1. HELEN LOISATE Pep Club 1: Spanish Club 1. 2. FRANK MAGNETTI Band 2: Science Club 1. PHYLLIS NI, LEACH Custer County H l g h School, Miles City Mon- tana 1: Laramie Hizh School 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 4. JOHN A, LAMBERT Raton, New Mexico 1, 2: Band 3, 4. Rivert Sports , 3, : G 2, 4. , 1: FLORE 1 ARCINA mm? HELEN MAZANAKIS G, A. L, 2, 3: Sports 2, 3: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 4: Household Electricity 4. LILLIAN MEMOVICH Pep Club 2: Household Electricity 4: Sports 1. i MARGON Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3: Girls' Trio 1: Pep Club 1: School Spirit Coun- cil 2. ARTHUR MARSHALL Wheatland High School 1, 2: Basketball 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. JOHN MEGAS GLENN A. NELSON JUNE MCTEE Student Body Pres, 4: Student Body Vice-Pres. 3: Class Treas. 2: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Pep Club 1. MERIBELLE MINER G. A. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports 1, 2: Art Club 3: Girls' Glee 4: National Thespian Society 4. DORIS MCQUILLAN Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: G. A, L. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. L. 'I1I'E8.S. 4. ldtfige,-V L 'g ?,,vL , :E Lg, L,L 4, ex ROBERT MOTTONEN Music Council 4: Cam- era Club 2: Radio Club 4: Boys' Glee 3: Future Craftsmen of America 1. PETER R. MITCHELL Basketball 3, 4: Boys' Glee 1: Social Council 3. LEWIS OBLOCK Sagebrusher A n n u a. l Staff 4: Camera Club 1. 4: Camp Cookery 3. f 117 9'7 DONNA MARIE MCTEE Science Club 1: Home Room Representative 2, FRANCES MARGON Girls' Glee 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Glee 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Squad 2. BETTY MOURITSEN Sports 1: Pep Club 1: Girls' Glee 2, 3. 4: Jun- ior Prom Committee 3. lIlll vw, TED O'F'ARRELL ROY N. PEACH Home Room Representa- tive 33 Football 23 All School Play 4. HERMAN RAUZI Science Club 1. T V. ., . rf 1' ' HARUKO OKANO Sports Zi, 4: G. A, L. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee 4, Tumbling Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Repre- sentative lg Senior-Alum- ni Dance Com. 4. JUL' .A NNE PIVIC Liln'z1ry Club 1: PCD Club 2: Girls' Glee 4. HELEN PULOS Siualeut Bmly Treas. 4: Nezl'l Tliespian ' iely ll: Pep Club l. , . -4, Pres. Pe Clul .1 c. Pep C l ' Seni r- Alumni c Cum. 4. EARL DOUGLAS O'DELL Band 1, Rifle Club 4 Slide Rule Club 4. JACK PODBEVSEK B. A. A. 2, 3. WILLIAM ROBERTS Carbon High Schol 1, 2. THEARO PAPPAS Sports 15 G. A. L, 1. Library Club 4. EDITHE PFIEVEDEL Girls' Glee 1, 3. 4: Li- brary Club 23 G. A. L. 1: Senior-Alumni Dance Committee 4. RUBY RAE ROBINSON Junior Prom Queen At- tendant 3: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3: Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3: Arl Club 1. HAROLD J. OVERY F u t u r 9 Craftsmen of America 1: Art Metal Club 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MANUEL J. PORTILLO Football 1, 2, 43 B. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. JAY ROBERTSON Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Council 4. QI I Qbvr ERNEST ROWLEY Charlton High School, Charlton, Iowa 1, Z, 3: Camera Club 4. DOUGLAS SI-IEFFER Emlenton High School, Emlenton, Pennsylvania 1, 2. THOMAS SMI Rifle Club 1: 0 y a' Glee 1: Football , 3, 4: Senior-Alumni D a n c e Committee 4. ALICE SANTINI Spanish Club 1, 4. LENA SAVALA Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3. Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, G. A. L. 2. .1 JUNE SHOOP N Home Room R sen Live 2: Pep C 1 Spor 4. RICHARD SCHMIDT Camera Club 2, 3: Cage Manager 4. LEDO SHIAMANNA Class President 1, 2: Art Club 2: Cage Manager 3, 43 Basketball 4. Boys' Glee l: Mixed Glee 1. ARREN SMITH ll' REKA SANTINI Spanish Club 4: Girls' Glee 4. MARY JEAN SEEBURG Sagebrusher A n n u a l Staff 4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 1. CAROL SPICER Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1: Camera Cl b 2: Tumbling Squad If Sagebrusher Annual stalk 4. JAMES SEALE Football 4: Track 3, 4. NICK SKORUP Basketball 3, 4. JOHN SPANOS fi MARGARET STACEY GEORGE STRONG ELSIE STRAUSS EDWARD SUTTON JEAN STROCK Library Club 1: Girls' Science Club 1: Social Library Club 1, 2, 3. Future Craftsman of Sagebrusher Paper Edi- Glee 3, 4. Council 4. America 4. tor 4, Home Room Rep- resentative 33 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Glee LINDA SULENTA TAKAYUKI TANAKA Art. Club lg Girls' Glee 2, 3: Pep Club 2. Football 2, 3. 4: Tiger Club 3, 43 Tiger Club Sec. 43 Athletic Council FRANCES SUSICH LEONARD TAUCHER Science Club 12 Girls' Glee 2, 4. V. 2, 3, 4. HELPIE ANN THOMAS Superior High School l: Sports 2, 3: Girls' Glee 2, 33 Household Elec- 4: Science Club 11 Cam- tricity 4. era Club 1. . Lf C X ALBERT VAN 5 I HELEN TODD GEORGE UNGUREN MARY TRONQUET VALKENBURG SO IE INC 45 Library Club 4. Club 2. Library Club 4. t v ' rary CIUD 2, . 3 4 Pep Club l, 2, Art Club Science Club lg Metal Boulder, Wyoming 1, 25 Art Metal Club 2. I me oo? Represen- f ifzfldf ,l ,gift WK MWHQWW ROBERT VEHAR All-School Play 4, Nat'l Thespian Society 45 Ane nual Staff 4. SAMMIE WEISS Cheerleader 3, 4: Boys' Octet 1: Annual Staff 4: All-School Play 3: Cam- era Club 23 Mixed Glee 1: Boys' Glee 1. BDRNICE YARDAS Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee 2, 43 G. A. L. 1, FRANCES USENICHNIK Girls' Glee 1, 2: Library Club 3: Sagebrusher An- nual Staff 4. PAULINE WESSWICK Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. L. 1, 2, 3, 43 President G. A. L. 43 Senior- Alumni Dance Commit- tee 4. BILLY YEE LITT Freshman Gros Ventre Pin, Science Club 1: '55 hm. X'Q'?f ALFR D H. WALKER Football 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2: Track 2: B. A. A. 1, 2, 3. PAUL WONNACOTT Mixed Glee 1: Boys' Glee 11 Home Room l l 1 . A L as ie .., 2.2 VIVIAN WALSH Girls' Glee 2, 3, 4: Cam- era Club 3: Senior-Alum- ni Dance Committee 4. MARIE WORLEY Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 3: Mixed MELVIN WEBB Art Metal Club 1. FRANK YUGOVICH F u t u r e Craftsmen of America 2, 3, 4: Senior- Representative 33 Junior Glee 4. Alumni DB-HCC Commit- Prom. Com. 3. we 4' ELIZABETH ZAUHAR ANTONE ZUPENCE Girls' Glee 1, 4, Pep C a m e r a Club 3, 42 Club 1, 2, 3. Science Club 1, 2: BOYS' Glee 1, 2. Football 3. 4: Track 4. , ...i-s.....a.uat1.sl!l2llii UNDERCLASSMEN Fiwvnt Row: C, McGarvey, D. Williams, H. Jurich, B. Lamb, J. Case, M. Spani. G. McNally, B. Alexander M. 'I'hwmpsrm. Seuonri Ruw: E. Riu, L. Bun'en, C. Goglio, B. Bolin, M, Overy, L. Carter, M, Matthews Z. Harlman, M, Butkuvich, G. Schlachu-x'. R. RL-es, J, Meacham, C. Culver. Third row: M. Knudsen J. Buxton, H. Kruzich, K. Fabiny. E. Bnrrziss, S. Tanaka, F. Pedri, I.. Sandstrom, N. Parr, F. Baldridge IJ. Putman, G, MRCf1l'Hpf4lI'. Flnxrlh Rnw: M, Mills, A. Delaney, B. Sorensen, M. Plemel, A. Smith B. Graham, B. Reese, V, Darling, V. Bergen, D. Huston, I. Remc, E. Dunn, A. Larsen, M. Gilpin. CLASS OF I943 Front Row: W. Bevcrifleie. B. Camerun, C. Falor. A. Wrvrley, W. Smith, T. Boudroukas, S, Frolich Second Huw: J. Cruuvh, J. H:ir'1'is, C. Petty, S. Majhanovicn, J, Whalen, T. Thompson, M. Bassani P. Peruich. l4'1'nnt Row: R. Chilton. D. O'Dell. D. Asiala, L. Taucher, E. Hansen, D. Hunt, E. Brueggemunn, Second liuw: B. Balkie, F. Flaim, M. McGarvey, A. Mitchell, B. Crofls, T. Hudachko, F, Huff, N. Kendall, l. Feclel, S. Warinner, J. Morocki, Third Row: E. Hatt, E, Bair, N. Rizzi, K. Rarlosevich, S. Slxiflar ll, Das, V. Walker, C. Life, J, Kovacich, F. Roach. Fourth Row: M. O'Farrell, J. Perkins. E, Buchan. hi, Magagna. D. Tala, L. Katana, T. Lindsay, L. Shedden. C L A S S O F I 9 4 4 lfrnnt Huw: J. Lawson, L.. Larsen, E. Owens, N. Buchan, C. Chilton, J, Lucas. Seczmrl Huw: E. Zueck, G, Apfvstulus, B. Fleming, E. Sikich, E. Dolence, A. Pawn, E. Asmussen. Front How: ,l. Hathis, Z. Burlich, P. Hunt, M. Begovich, A. Skubic, J. Cilensek, L. Hatch, Second Rowi A. Arambel, M. Overy, G. Hoppe, E. Radaij, I. Ilorigatti, L. Rees, K. Spicer. Third Row: F, Bucho, M. Shefifien, J. Webb, N. Lamb, A. Gosar, P. Delaney, S. Skinner, E. Oblockg M. Hotchkiss. Fourth Row: H. Stassinos, L. Fruppart, G. Walsh, K. Grillos, M. Stucker, H. Bernard, M. Miltonovich, R. Yenno, hi. Dozier. Fifth Huw: A. Katana, B. Johns, G. Murphy, B. Wilde, W. Prycle, V. Stockich, S. Hastings, P. Crookston, D. Manley. C L A S S O F I 9 4 5 Front Row: J. Taylor, A. Hatt, E. Fahiny, E. Paoli, L. Young, A. Unpzuren, R. Davis. Second Howl G. Tonko, A. Yardas. B, Rogers, R. Stefoin. F. Pvtochnik, J, Harris, B. Collopy, J. Sulentich. Third How: B. Boschetto, F. Morgan, L. Watson, F, Parr, J. Goglio, J. ChristoH'0rson, D. Smith. Fourth How: C. Behring, J, Hotchkiss, D. Miller, G. Scott, T, Kos, J. VK'halen, R. Bozovich, C. Bonella. FACULTY I I 1 Boucher Roessler Agnew Thompson Medus Keating Halseth McCall Ryan Kralik Sturholm Davis Theys Smith Parker Capen Hess Wilson Robertson ' R1ggS Mr. Brinegar Miss Souder Miss Chambers Mr. Schwarz Miss McDermott Mr. Stensaas Mrs. Draney Mr. Bash ATHLETICS Front Row: Carlson, Pezely, Barnaby, Daniels, Sprowell, Harris, Hokanson, Okano. Second Row: Walli- er, Smith, Amizich, Wilson, Yee Litt, Mirich, Seale, Graham, Schmidt tMgr.b. Third Row: Coach Bash, Portillo, Vase, Tyan, Taucher, Lambert, Leonis, Peterson, Wildermuth, Asst. Coach Stensaas. Fourth Row: Mitchell tMgr.l, Kruljac, Marshall, Juel, Shoopman, Krichbaum, MacMillan, Pastor, Tanaka, Shia- manna fMgr.J. FOOTBALL Seven lettermen and an encouraging number of recruits enthusiastically answered the initial call of our new mentor, Howard Bash, and his assistant, Leonard Stensaas. ' Activities began with the usual two weeks' practice at Newfork Lake. Several prospects were added to the line up, and on a rain-soaked Rawlins' field the football season officially opened. Tiger fans witnessed many thrillers during an exciting season, especially the traditional Armistice Day game with G River, in which the Wolves carried away the district title. Wildermuth and Marshall were honored on the all-state team. Sept. 13 . . Rock Springs . .. , . Rawlins . .. . Sept. 20 .. Cheyenne Rock Springs Sept. 26 .. Rock Springs Evanston .. Oct. 4 .. Rock Springs Rawlins .. Oct. 10 . . Rock Springs La.ramie .. Oct. 17 . . Rock Springs Superior .. Oct. 24 . . Rock Springs Casper . .. Oct. 31 .. Rock Springs Kemmerei' Nov. 11 .. Green River . Rock Springs - u M Front Row: Jones QMgr.l, Wildermuth, Taucher, E. Buchan, Tyan, Mitchell. Second Row: Vase fMgr.7, Sprowell, Peterson, Marshall, MacMillan, Amizich, Coach Bash. Third Row: DeBernardi, Mlrich, N. Buchan, Beveridge. BASKETBALL The Tigers broke even during the basketball season by winning eleven and losing eleven of the twenty-two games scheduled. The games played with Green River and Superior proved to be the most thrilling of the season. We entered the finals of the District Tournament by playing Superior for first place. The Orange and Black won by the narrow margin of 28-30. Buchan was the senior member of the team to place on the All-District Team. At State Tournament in Casper our boys proved they could take it with the best of them by battling through to fifth place. Taucher was named to the All-State Team. Dec. 19 . . .. . Rock Springs . , , 32 . . . .. . Thermopolis . . . . 27 Jan. 2 .. .. . Rock Springs .. 29 . .. Evanston . .. Jan. 3 . . . . . Rock Springs .. . 36 . .. Kemmerer Jan. 9 . . . . . Casper .... . . . 21 . . . Rock Springs Jan. 10 .. . . . Rock Springs ... 24 . . . Casper . . . .. Jan. 15 .. . .. Rock Springs ... 24 . .. Laramie . . . . Jan. 16 . . . . . Cheyenne . .. . 40 . . . Rock Springs Jan. 17 . . . . . Cheyenne ... , .. 43 . . . Rock Springs Jan. 20 . Rock Springs .. . 28 . .. Rawlins . . .. Jan. 23 . . ... Casper ..... .. . 24 ... Rock Springs Jan. 24 . . . . . Casper .... .. . 32 . . . Rock Springs Jan. 26 . , . . . Kemmerer , . .. . 32 . . . Rock Springs Jan. 27 , . . . . Rock Springs . . . 33 . . . Reliance . ,. . Jan. 30 . . .. . Cheyenne . .. 54 . .. Rock Springs Jan. 31 . . . . . Cheyenne . .. . 42 . .. Rock Springs Feb. 7 . . . . . Superior .... .. . 38 . .. Rock Springs Feb. 10 1 . .. . Rock Springs . . 27 . . . Reliance . . . . Feb. 12 . . ,. . Laramie ..., . . . 27 . .. Rock Springs Feb. 13 .. . .. Rock Springs . . . 55 . . . Rawlins . ... Feb. 17 . . . . . Rock Springs . , . 32 . . . Green River Feb. 21 . . . . . Rock Springs .. . 22 . . . Superior . . . . Feb. 24 .. ... Green River 24 Rock SDNHKS Marshall Lambert Krichbaum Smith Walker Portillo Seale J uel Yee Litt Tanaka Sprowell B uchan Wildermuth Amizich Tyan Taucher Mitchell MacMillan Marshall Peterson SCI-IOGL LIFE Sepf. Oc+. Nov. Dec. I4- SCHOOL CALENDAR 5-School sfarfed-Back info slavery! l 8-Class officers elecfed-We chose our leaders for +he year. 2--Homecoming-Royalfy rode among fhe sfars. 3-Dis+ric+ Teachers' Convenfion-Teachers here, feachers fhere, feachers everywhere. 9-Croafian Nafional Assembly-An imaginary jauni +o Croa+ia. I4-Firs+ all-school play- Seven Keys +o Baldpa+e -We didn'+ know +ha+ seven keys could ge+ so many people info so much frouble. ll-Armis+ice Day-Annual foofbail game wi+h Green River. The Green and While handed us a real drubbing. I2-Na+ional Educafion Week- We Hold These Tru'l'hs I3-Foofball banquef-They a+e, drank lcocoal and were merry. I5-S+uden+ Leadership Conference af Affon-Our represeniafives discussed Ex+ra Curricular Ac+ivifies . 26--G. A. L. assembly-Mofher Goose's characfers came +o life. 27-Thanksgiving - We were +hankful +ha+ 'lurkeys hadn'+ become exfincf. 28-Junior Barn Dance-R. S. H. S. wenf ho-down. 29-Freshmen Learn +o Dance mixer-The upperclassmen wished fhey were freshmen again. 3-Spanish Club Assembly - Vfe wen+ soufh of fhe border for for+y-five minufes. 5-Sophomore Par+y - Carnival fime in R. S. H. S. 9-All-school play- Yes and No -Yes, she did!-No, she didn'+!-Or did she? 7 7 I9-Chrisfmas program-A babe is born in Befhlehem. 23-Senior-Alumni Dance-We said hello fo all +he old Grads. SCHOOL CALENDAR Jan. 5-School sfarfed again-So we came baclc +o resf from our vacahon I6-Semesfer encled-Freshmen won cihzenshlp cup 22-Reporf carcls-Sad day! Feb. 9-Apfifude fesfs-Anofher sad day! I0-Evening of one ac'I' plays-We really gof our moneys worlh +ha+ nighl. 20-Opere++a- An Olcl Spanish Cus+om A rIo+ of muslc and laughfer in Old Spain. Mar. 4-7-Disfricl' fournamenf-Tool: firs+ from reluc+anl' Dragons ll-Firsl' Aid-Raid Drill-No bombs! I3-I4-Play Fesfival af Laramie-Trials+TrIbulahons+Talenl Equals Excellenf rafing. I3-Jinx Assembly-Jeepers! Whal' supershhons I 9-20- Spring Vacafion-S+a+e fournamenf In Casper I3-Freshmen Parfy-The sophomores were II'1Vll'6d guesfs 23-Quarfer ends-Only 286 hours and 26 mInu+es leff Apr. I-Eighf Hour Day-We celebra+ed by falung a vacahon I7-Junior Prom-Treasure under +he sea 27--Gros Ven+re assembly--Our scholars were all In +heIr places wI+h sunshiney faces. 29-Senior Play-- The Milky Way . May I-2 -Music Fesfival a+ Kemmerer-A muslcal holnday 22-Class Day-Caps ancl gowns 26 28 -Senior Picnic Day-Ho'I' Dogs -Commencemenf-Finis. s+ru'H'ecl on clown I I I GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE. . . . . by the people, and for the people is the policy of the Rock Springs High School Board of Control. It is the duty of this Board to interpret and enforce all policies and also to present, vote on, and enforce acts concerning new issues each year. The Board is composed of the president, June McTeeg vice- president, Paul Watahag secretary, Patricia Griffithg and treas- urer. Helen Pulos. These officers were chosen at a general election held last spring, at which time were also chosen the chairmen of the various councils: Rose Capen, Bette Rogers, Clarence Johnson, and Paul Juel. This year, for the first time, the four class presi- dents also became members. A few of the projects which were under the supervision of the Board were the Get Acquainted teas and parties, a Clean Up campaign, the basketball identification board, and the newly or- ganized Defense Council. Much of the credit for the success of our school can and should be attributed to the Board of Control, and to its sponsor, Miss Agnew. EOARU 322.AlNS 36 vw 1 111, 53' A ff it E1 E 111 351 ' 25? Qpjf. LUSTY BOOSTERS . ' . 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Singing is a favorite part of the club meetings. LA GOLON- DRINA, LA PALOMA, and many others soon become familiar. JUEGOS and occasionally REFRESCOS keep the members from becoming DEMASIADO SERIOS and at Christmas time the PINATA is made and filled. Students begin to ask, When is the Spanish banquet going to be this year ? and soon plans get under way for the traditional fiesta, with the important item of the menu to be settled first. Shall it be ARROZ A LA VALENCIANA or ENCHILADAS this year? Then the program must be considered and favors made as RECUERDOS. Y ASI PASA OTRO ANO- UQS SCIJNRZSAS Qi.3i.5IE5 LAS SEYBLLANAS it PADS ' 'Q TERESA Y ALFREDC5 UN 5555953 aommsriom LA PWATA . 3055533590 W5 Uwif-355 38 WHAT'S WATT? . . . . is the question, and the girls who take Household Electricity are certain to know the answer. This enterprising group, ever in search of new fields to conquer, has finally proved to the boys of the Shop Department that girls are not altogether helpless. This activity, which was organized under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Hess, has become very popular. Its popularity is proved by the fact that twenty-eight girls are now enrolled in the course. Time has been spent learning how to repair cords for electri- cal appliances, how to Wire light bulbs and lamps, and how to read meters. The necessary precautions were especially stressed so that the performance would not end in shocking results. The girls also constructed articles made ot wood' such as lamps, book ends, and footstools. Even the most skeptical nienibers of the opposite sex have been forced to admit that the results were not bad! 3 SMf?G'?r-limes QUT THE l4giN?i5 QRELLERWNQ GEL! MAggeTEra,w.gq35 53gs1Agg'gfMggc5-g rasfssmmsme THlNG5vSf--NBATTEMES ' 'gclfm , RNW , 39 SPORTS HONORS . . . . are achieved by the members of the Girls' Athletic League, commonly known as the G. A. L. This active group of girls carries on an extensive athletic program throughout the year. They participate in such sports as basketball, baseball, volley ball, tennis, archery, tumbling, and track. Ribbons and medals are presented to the winners of these events. A point system is used for awarding letters, emblems, and pins. The highest award that can be obtained is a gold pin. In addition to the more energetic forms of entertainment, the girls do not ignore the social element and have an initiation for new members at the beginning of the year, a series of parties, and also a picnic. The league is under the direction of Miss Souder, assisted by a board consisting of Pauline Wesswick, president: Haruko Okano, vice-president, Jennie Bernard, secretary, Doris McQuillan, treas- urerg and Sylvia Manatos, head of sports. LUQKY FELLA AH! P09535 EXQ-AMCUTSJVES f , iffwll-53 ii ti L0 SPORTS 2 X ,z... THE PLAY'S THE THING . . . . which brings out the dramatic talent of pupils in our school and also provides a very pleasant form of entertainment for all. Mid the entrance and exit of ghosts, terrifying sm-rezmis, and a general mix-up of keys, our first production, Seven Keys to Baldpaten was given. The mystery took place at Baldpnte Inn and was filled with many thrilling episodes. Yes and No was the second production of the year. The first act of this play showed what would have happened if Jo, the lead- ing eharacter, had said nog the second aet, what would have hap- pened if she had said yes, and the epilogue: what really happened. wu- The presentation of four one-aet plays ninrked the annual play festival which was held in February. A variety of burlesque, mystery, comedy, and drama was enacted in the four plays: Fun- ny Businessf' The Giants Stair, Good Medicine. and The House VVith the Twisty Windows. The senior Class play, The Milky VVay, was given in April as a grand finale to the season. 5 i 2 i 0 2 X sfK ii,2i.fiil!viif YC? SALZWATE 'A' L wma iw as rf T., Q L .5 , .X 5 h. Xp. i Ja lf: ' NWN :N .. YAP 2- i?Y? i'2.5QfE3'if i.,E'5 3 SEE we ,.5if.fX? i ii,ii?' 41 EXTRA! EXTRA! . . . , Read all about it! Our Sagebrusher tells you everything from who has the latest feather bob to 'twho's courtin' who this month. Sports, gossip, editorials, and general news share the lime- light in our popular monthly periodical. The exciting task of gathering these news items goes to the members of the Journalism Class, whose job it is always to have their eyes and ears open for any bits of news that may be gleaned from the general whirl of school life. To a senior goes the privilege of being editor. This year's editor is Jean Strock, and her duties are wide and varied-from weeding out the choice bits of gossip submitted by the reporters, to proof reading and arranging all copy. The business-manager, Louise Koritnik, directs a group of advertisers, Frances Bernard, Virginia Bergen, Lillian Leskovec, Zora Radman, and Margaret Jean Thompson. who sell ads to the business firms in town. Capably advised by Miss Riggs, the staff has attained much valuable newspaper training by publishing the issues of the Sagebrusher. 44.44 IA ECPQTGR JEAN . .. M..-,..,.....,.,. STARTENG OUT HDR ADS - mhfm- A 1 ff J cfzmeutwoa MANAGERS A 42 GROS VENTRE NATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY Front Row: LaVere Chastain, Shirley Judd, Frances Usenichnik. Louise Koritnik, Pauline Wesswick, Rose Capen, Esther Gray, Helen Pulos. Second Row: Jacqueline Holt, Patricia Griffiths, Isabelle Grach, Jean Strock, June McTee, Elsie Kotar, Edith Broseghini. Third Row: Robert Hitchcock, Douglas Sheffer, Eddie Elias, Taky Tanaka, Billy Yee Litt. Richard Davis. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONORARY SOCIETY fNew Members of 19421 Front Row: Bob Wildermuth, Joe Tyan, Peter Mitchell, Alfred Walker, Bob Sprowell. Second Row: Pete Mirich, Harrison Krichbaum. Ted Peterson, Jimmy Wilson, Anton Amizich, Ronald MacMillan. 701,600 Phillips Shell Service ITHERO-FAST SERVICEI CORSAGES PLANTS EVERY TYPE FLOWER Greenhouse Floral Co. 300 Cenier Rock Springs phone Illb RIALTQ SCOTTTS BAKERY OI1lfKEI:SafeROolILSQ-UTIIEIS Phone '68 SPECIAL MILK BREAD SCOTT'S TEMPTATION ICE CREAM HUDAIQS STORE DRY GOODS, SHOES, MEN'S WEAR Glassware, Hardware, Kiichenware You Can Find Everyihing Here AMERICAN LAUNDRY For QuaIi+y Work and Service IT PAYS TO KEEP CLEAN Rock Springs, Wyoming Phone 4 420 J S'I eeI' RQCK SPRINGS THE FLOWER sHoP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 2II 549 Norfh Fronf S+. BOTTLING CO. FINER CLEANERS Why Noi' Have The BesI'? 656 PiIoI' BuHe Phone I000 MATH VEHAR CLEANING AND PRESSING 26 K Sfreef THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHESH THE PERFECT MIXER MODEL FURNITURE Kings Court Beverages Soda Wafer ROGAN MORTUARY J. WARDEN OPIE Professional Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Direc'Ior MRS. J. 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A- W- TRAVELU I E AGENCY Rock Sp,-ings' Wyoming REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 322 Park Hofel Building CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Congra+ula+ions and Besl' Wishes INTERNATIQNAL fo fhe Class of '42 TRUCKS -YE Isp.: 9 ?: 'XS EXC. -, bdmsiak K xv SR N RMNWV Xwwg., M QQ wx -w f 'W' as num goin 5N'YEL3..3ff7ENQEM-f3LL5'i UQ2U?5i. 5 NCEE S3 -'- Md Ang. x..,, 1 W., ?5iL1,, JSM, Givi-iNN MUSKCM, QWNTUFLETS WARBLSRS I :W N ,QW M-A miami W 'Mr fvvQ.1sff1.m EERYX-QA Q fiiwzwfia visa, ses' L0 ANS Yellowstone Wholesale TO EMPLOYED MEN OR WOMEN C00 on Your Signnure only Candles TobaccoFounI'ann Supplies You will Like our Complete 62I Norfh Fronf S+. Phone 92-W Peffona' Loan Sefvicel FOR REAL CAR PERFORMANCE USE ALSO R P M P L L A . C - - - 0 N GASOLINE MOTOR OIL Nor'I'h Side Slafe Banlc Building 'IUNSURPASSEDH Phone 9I2 Produc+s of The California Company Owen W. WesI', Manager PARKER GROCERY AND FEED CO. WHOLESALE Groceries and Feeds Where Nafionally Known Merchandise Is Handled. Nehi Beverage Company Rock Springs, Wyoming BoI IIers of Royal Crown Cola - Nehi Beverages Par-T-Pali Flavors and Mixers WILDERMUTH FUNERAL HOME LEO L. WILDERMUTH, Direcfor Telephone 38 Rock Springs, Wyo. BANKS R E 4? riff THE FIRST SECURITY BANK of Rock Springs, Wyoming MEMBER OF LARGEST INTERMOUNTAIN BANKING CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ARAQS C553 ,Q TCH! TCH1 ' Mimecsefmrewmza if ff? 52-if E f1f,f3GKEix2 Q9 M. wk ,Q ww DAQEKEZN ESQ EEF MGT .NVE STENS AND P-'NS KIDS MH-1i.:?v48S UP ig-gwwgwgwmgp TEQEJR Sfupg CAMEQA FAN NGYV fXi3QPi.,?? A QEQE? We Specialize In INFANTS' WEAR AND LADIES' READY TO WEAR THE WEE SHOPPE DUZIICS FOOD CENTER SELLS FOR LESS Dry GoocIs Ready-+o-Wear Men's Furnishings Shoes C. A. WEST CO. 5I5 Norfh Fronf S+reef Ferrer0's Grocery Trade Wi+h Us Your Pafronage Is Appreciaied Phone 892-J 802 Goble SI'ree'I' SEE? TRI-STATE LUMBER FOR RE-MODELING OR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION WE OFFER HELPFUL SERVICE Phone 40I F. E. Ha+ch, Mgr. ATTENTION! SCHOOL KIDS- AFTER PARTIES AFTER SHOWS AFTER GAMES We Are WiIIing 'I'o Serve You af KARMELKORN Bill Maffhews, Prop. TO THE CLASS OF '42 HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS THROUGH THE FUTURE YEARS FROM THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS COUNCILMEN: JOHN FREEMAN DR. A. A. O'MALLEY ALBERT ROBERTS JOHN DICKSON GEORGE MARUSHAK JOHN STEVENS AND ALL OF THE CITY EMPLOYEES TC? MERQBELLE HEY! JACKIE DANCSN G? Y' , 40? 66 Leppla's D0-Nut Shop Lunches Foun'Iain Dairy Producfs Phone 2 I0-J The Sfofe fo' Men Chippis Music Store Agenfs for G. E. Radios EVERYTHING IN MUSIC 607 Nor+I1 Froni' S+. Phone 663-W Where You Are Sure of ROCK SPRINGS BUTCHERING CO. WHOLESALE MEATS Phone 256-W Style and Quality Johnson Furniture Store New and Used FurniI'ure we CATER TO YOUNG MEN I Furnl+ure Repairing Leonard Refrigerafors Bendix Home Laundry 657 PiIo+ BuH'e Phone I76-W FOX - RIALTO THEATRE Rock Springs, Wyoming SHOWING THE BEST MOTION PICTURES FROM EVERY PRODUCING COMPANY VISIT: FAR-AWAY LANDS, EXPLORE THE REALMS OF ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE Mofion Piciures Are ReaIIy Your BesI' EnI'erI'ainmen+! I mi WQNNAH? N 'B x , 1 ' W, , Q. . V l ing' XY x 3 . . 5' ' -:a. , ,J X w , , Q f. M 1 ' , f ' 5 .. .. p 4 A.., ., ' ' 9' . , . ' W V -. .. . . .- V - -.-. : :: . .:.-.::5::v fm,-:,.-, -1,,:. ., ,fx ,L-: .-., .:: '-:::-'-:?:::,-,s:.,:.:-.::1s::1:: 3: ALL TOGETHER? 45 Ar-40 QUEEN sz-zoczscswe asm T ' GSLEE CZLL58'S FLCDAT PEN PALS IQTCJRY Rock Springs John M. Bean Jewelry Plumbing Company HEigcr3UizRiER'Z FgEcgIrFTS P'L'mffn3fSisf2if'Uf.fQZP'ieS Hgh ' B?31l1Z.'3.' Gwen IIO Granf S+ree1' Phone I60 432 Soufh Fronf Sfreef Phone 88-M STOCK GROWERS Sou+hwes+ern Wyoming's Largesf Depar'I'men+ Sfore Exfends Congra+ula+ions and Besi' Wishes To fhe Graduafion Class of I942 COMPLIMENTS OF THE . . . Northern UtllltlCS Co. WYOMING SHEET DISTRIBUTORS OF METAL WORKS NATURAL GAS CLARENCE SEEBURG, Proprie+or The C e ee F e ' COMPLIMENTS OF THE ROCK SPRINGS MEDICAL GROUP E. S. LAUZER, M. D. K. E. KRUEGER, M. D. P. M. McCRANN, M. D. T. H. ROE, M. D. P. J. BERTONCELJ, M. D., Superior, Wyoming JOHN R. HUNT, M. D., Superior, Wyoming PAUL KOS, M. D., Win+on, Wyoming WE SINCERELY CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF I942 PARKER BROS. DRUG STORES Always Refreshing Always Delicious Remember THUM'S CONFECTIONERY Is The Home Of THUIVPS SWEET For Junior Dresses See The Mary Muffef Line Also BeHy Rose Coafs and Sui'I's a MARCE'S SHOP Phone 208-W 424 Sou'I'h Fro CREAM ICE CREAM THUM'S Swee+esf Place In Town 447 Norfh Fronl' S+ree+ Phone I I I HETTS SMART STYLES FOR WOMEN Rock Springs, Wyoming UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. STORES WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THE Frigidaire ELECTRIC ICE BOXES Maytag Washers FOR I942 Which Are Now O DPIY SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS Soufhwesfern Wyoming's Bes+ MINERS MERCAN TILE GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phones: I74 and I75 729-733 PiIo'I' Butte Avenue FREE DELIVERY Routh Brothers Motor PONTIAC SERVICE Complete Body Rebuilding Wheel and Frame Straightening 6I0 Elk S+ree+ Phone 288-W HOME OF DRI-SHEEN CLEANING - PRESSING 4 TAILORING Rugs and UphoIs'I'ery Cleaned HIIBACKA 81 CO. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES I To THE BEAUTY SHOP CLASS OF I942 PHONE 270 THE PARK GRILL MONTGOMERY WARD SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS and BASEBALL and FISHING EQUIPMENT The Mosi' Friendly Store in Town 428 South Front Street Phone I20O 0kano's Fish Market JQHNSQN SERVICE ORIENTAL eooos CHINAWARE and SUPPLY CO. 6I3 Pilot Bu++e Avenue Mountain HARRY sWANsoN's Lodge MENS SHUP GENERAL TIRES 529 N th F I S+ I lone J ree CONTINENTAL GAS AND OIL KVRS ROSE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Phone I23-W I24 Bank Cour+ Let Us Help You Keep Your Typewriter In Good Order We Repair All Makes DAILY REMINDER Local Agent for IDAHO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE and ROYAL TYPEWRITERS IDEAL GROCERY Where Quality Tells And Price Sells Congratulations to the Class of '42 For Electric Services of All Kinds REPAIRING AND BETTER LIGHTS A. L. OCKERMAN Phone 540 FREED FINANCE Corporation 4l3 North Front Street Phone 344 VELVET BUTTER VELVET EGGS First Class Products-Idaho THE NAME ROCK SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK meant sound, progressive banking service when the grand-parents of the Class of 1942 were the 'ruling generation' in Rock Springs The name still stands for the same service today, but in a larger sense than ever before Esta b lish ed ln I892 WESTERN I CAFE F. B. QuaIi+y Foqgslsdajnssgsroggble Prices --OPEN DAY AND NIGHT- WHOLESALE I Hillside Cash Market Joe Gras, Prop. MEATS and GROCERIES CO. FREE DELIVERY Phone I27 702 Dewar Drive CANDIES - TOBACCO FOUNTAIN SYRUPS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FAMOUS FOR STEAKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE QMAR FLOUR Mos+ Modern New Equipmeni' FEEDS Rock Springs, Wyoming WESTERN AUTO H O N E TRANSIT CO. P 6 3 SUCCESSFULLY SERVING souri-1- Rock Springs' Wyoming WESTERN WYOMING SINCE I909 Complefe Service for Any Car NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS TIRES AND AUTO PARTS WE BUY, SELL, and TRADE USED CARS ROCK SPRINGS HIDE AND FUR CO. Residence Phone 382-J Office Phone 329 858 Elk S+ree+ J N CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES ' A . . Rex Uptlcal nd Un10n Mercantlle and Jewelry CO' Supply Company Scienfific Refracfing Equipmenf . Docfor of Opfomefry The Sprlngs Publlshlng Co. BU'-OVA WATCHES THE DAILY ROCKET-SUNDAY MINER Priniers - Publishers Newberry Building Phone 586-W Bank Courf Rock Springs, Wyo. 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, WYOMING Sweetwater County Dental Association DR. G. H. BREIHAN DR. H. A. O'MALLEY DR. J. T. LANE DR. N. H. 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