Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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Oce When a feller 11eeds a ment for she Wants all pu frlend really apphes to plls to feel that she IS glad Mrs Manahan s depart IRMA MMAHW to help them lf she can She lends Cbut expects to haxe returnedj plus sclssors paste and cl1ps Her dutles lnclude ansvs erm Y the telephone 1x1n out bool s CllSlI'lbl1llIl lllall send mg off credxts recordlng grades and helplnb Mr Know les vshen he needs her CUStOdldnS Mr Cothern, who came here 1n 1924 may be seen 1n any part ol tl1e bu1ld1ng Durlng school hours he lb alu ays ready to lool 1n a large Waste paper basket W1ll1ng to open the doo1s of tl1e blllldllig, for someone xx ho has left a coat or hat durlng a performance bometnnes l1e approaches a V!ll1Sp61'1I1D broup I don t bCl16Ve a vsord of 113' lxeeplng on good terms vvlth the students 1S only part of the dlfflfilllt respons1b1l1tv of the 8611101 1a111tor Mr Cook, havmg come from the B rankhn School IH 1996 IS generally seen on the lower flools of the blllldlllg Ile IS a Qlllet man who thlnks that Work should be done before play xvllll busy broom lll I1 md he 15 kxnd and consld crate CVCII of those who ale 1n lllS xx fn whlle he IS su eeplng Among h1S many tasks are returnlng lost artlcles to 'Xhss Haven cleanlnb the rooms of the lower floors washmg the blackboards and carmg for the lava ns GEoRr'F F COTIIERN CLAUDE E CooK fG'he qzger Tuenfy sw 1929 cc , L , 1 ' . ,, . Y . 1 . , ,. 1 Q . , 7 - . .. ' 7 Q I 'lv I U' - v v ' I . 1 'f f I , 'lv A111 ' l ' . v v v vw r K ' 1 V - for articles lost among the l11ncl1 papers, or after school hours he is generally l . N l 1' , c ' .' ' ' -,' ' 0' U y H l . Y . ,, , . Y. . . , . N . . u K -4 , 1 . .I . V I . U . 1 l , , , 7 7 '

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Aesthetzc Culture DENTS often are fr1gl1tened away from the study of art because they feel that It IS ent1rely beyond them but at L C H S Art IS taught ln sueh a way as to 1nterest the ordmary student and lead llllll to learn and to teel h1s own progress, so th 1t yy hell he leaves tl1e Art class l1e IS no longer helpless and 1 norant 1n art1st1e mxtters but l1as a basls for Judgment llll0ll0'll the guldance ot NIISS XNINTA KING PD B COLO RXDO STATE Tnxermes C0111 E1 E also of the ART INSTITUTES OF C 1111 wo AND KANsAs f ITX students tome to really underatand the llIIllLlplQS and bent 1 al tllC01N ot Art GRAMS 1n chapel tlns year have been dlrected by lllbb HELEN NI XE CLARAHAN B S 1n lueat1on I yIIyLRs1Ty OF Mrssol RI whose alm has en to present speal e1s and dramatle perform ees of such order that tl1e taste of the whole stu dent body nnhht be lept at a ln 11 leyel ln the Dramatlc lJepa1t1nent 'Nhss Clarahan seels to deyelop mterest 111 all yymthy ph 1s1s ot dram ltlc, ut lllbllldlfl even the fmer type of photopl1ys and to iIlC,0lll 1 4 lllll1LLll.Tl0ll ot new tlf,lldS 1n YQIIF Rl NIBLEY t1a1ned at XIEW YORK UN XIRSITY and L01:x1.LI L'suvERsI'1y1 lS the head of our school NIHSIC the funetlon of WhlCh IS to edu tate and dey elop tl1e 1Hl1S1C3.1 taste of the studenta The chapel profrrams yvhen 'Vhss Rumbley leads the student body 1n eommumty Slllglflf' are much enjoyed She has assumed three 1mpo1ta11t obl1 dtlOIlS Flrst to the l8dt 111388 of students an oblxfratlon to show the beauty and yalue ot n1us1e beeond tl1e obl1ffat1on to the tew who Wlll tonslder ll'1ll91C as an ayocat1on Thlrd an obllgatlon to the Sllldllel number yvho yy 1ll become professionals Xl NIONT P ranee aye L F SNIITH some of hls flrlllllll as d1d the l b INATIONAL BAND BIASTER S1 110011 and the I os XNFELES INSTITUTE OF MUSIC NIR SNIITH beluyes that H1g.,h School and lunlor H1 l1 behool IIlllS1Cdl or fan1.4at1ons ln Amerlca are p1 oy mg to the f emus of tl1e old yyorld that an 1nd1v1dual does not haye to possess SHIJQFIOI' ab1l1ty to learn to play well lhe lllllS1C teachers of Europe haye fa1led to glV6 mualcal lnstruc Tlflll to 111 my chlldren yy ho lonffed for lt Sterhng schools try Tu 1ye eyery st11dent an opportuxntv tor a musxcal 9dllC3tl0Il Ghe q' 1 igerl 1 92 7 Twenty fwe l 1 1 . t 1 r v . l . 1, , .... I' T 1 - 1 . E I 1 I 1 K1 1 A1 'A1 7 K A1 1 V' . ' ' ' ww V 1, 1 A x I A A , . . ' X' 1 1 1 1 - Y A we 'A ,f A A 1 , . A l 1 1 W f 1 1 'A 1 A 1 , , A 1 ' , 1 1' ,' L1 1 U. 1 .2 . y ' Y N w v 4 - t A A A A f , . . .1 ' 1 1 1 Y 11 y 1 ' E1 , ,. A . , , . be . L. D. , i . . - an .' A .' - Y 'fr W V 'W Y ' N X, C, 1 1 . A 'A1L1 Y 1 L1 ik. v ' K1 ' j ' 1 'z', ' g 1 , ' z'.',z 1' 'zgrya '-'z , -1 .' lll'illllilf1C l1tQl'ilfllI'0. ' Y 1 ' 1 A J IA , 1 A ,, . . 1 Y . 7 , , ' . '1 A 1 A 1 A ' 1 , .1 A 1 ' ' 'K1 - 7 .. C A1 L A . . C . 1 . .. L., . . , 0- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , W U ,. . ., D 1 1 , V ' ' 7 ra ' ' W 1 v 1 ' A , A A , 1 , g' . 1. A . H . . U . . N , A ,, ,. . K1 1 1 1 v 1 k J . A A 1 A A A . A . A A ' 1 L ' Q .U ,. I K .' . s . I5 l ' I Y ' D 1 v 11 u1 1 ' I ' v 'Y c U 5 . ,, . , , A. I, y tv - . A L ' W , Y Y L , 1 'V' E Y L S' 77 f'Y Y - Y if ' Q'Y7Y

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