University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Candidate for Advanced Degrees Beulah S. Rader Miss Rader received her B. A. Degree from the University of Wyoming with the class of 1915. Throughout the two years, 1914-15 and 1915-16, she has been in- structor of women in the Department of Physical Training. This year she has been working on the subjects of Physical Education and Biology, for which she will receive her Master ' s Degree.

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The Senior Class IINCE no history of a Senior class could begin without the conventional We were green when we entered the University in the fall of, etc., we will acknowledge it at once. Formalities over, let us remind you of those good old Freshman days, when there were more than seven men, and we won the mter- class basketball series; in witness whereof you may see in the Library the banner presented by Dr. and Mrs. Duniway. Since then the girls have taken athletic honors by winning the girls ' basketball series for three years. This year ' s victory inscribed our numerals on the cup offered by the A. S. U. W. for girls ' basketball. ' 1 6 is the only class whose flag has graced the tower. The guests at our Prom danced in pine woods under the stars. ' 1 6 is quite in fashion, too, for it has started a tradition — the Sophomore Hard Times party. It is peculiar in that it is, as one member remarked, a class of annexations from other classes; this is another evidence of its superiority and popularity. As for the rest, we have done much as other classes have done, and we join the ranks of the alumni truly loyal, and hopeful that we may cast a wee bit of credit on our University. We love our Alma Mater and her brown and yellow, for we carry away with us a store of most precious memories and richest blessings.