West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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I x 1 ARTHUR BUFF November 9, 1908 December 8, 1924 At the opening of the football season in 1924, when the present championship team first began to practice, Arthur Buff was one of the best-liked members on the field. But the goal they set out to reach was not the one for him, his was one of a brighter, higher, more glorious attainment: he found that golden key That ope's the palace of eternity. 1121

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E9Z2d?'? iLt?EJSi?5J,LfQi3f,lf-F5aC5JsmLEi?UJLvCf2572 GUIDES QE e as BEING the oldest and most experienced ranchmen, we are the Guides. For better efficiency six foremen head our divisions.: Cleo Ross for Riley's Rowdiesg John Moore, Hocking's Hicks, Leonard Felix, Bayliss' Lisps, Marvin Baker, Tommies Tigers, Harold Miller, Scottish Brigade, Reece Ragland, Red Hot Henry 's. ' In order to start the season in the proper manner, all the divisions of the Guides together with the Owner and Overseers took time off for a frontier cele- bration at Rocky Mountain Lake. At this time roping, branding, bronco bust- ing and a barbecue filled the hours. The most skilled contestants bore the brand 210 and were called Riley's Rowdiesn. At the close of this festivity we galloped back to the ranch to start a year of hard work. At present We are near the close of that year, awaiting the laurels that are sure to come as a reward for honest effort. We still look back at our gala nights, our HalloWe'en Party, the time we celebrated the patron saint of love-St. Valentine, the big show, and the fancy dress parade and dance. As a memento of all our Work and fun we are compiling this book so that in future years we may be able to recall with fondness all the old Guides who labored with us through the cacti of report cards and sagebrush of honors, over streams of knowledge and boulders of zeroes, up the steep mountain side of study, and through the tall pines of friendship. Forsam et haec olim meminisse iuvabitf' Lv?f2.?22 1Lf?73iJLfF5aC5JsmLt?EMf95'mQ'5JsmbiaLvCf2Zk?iJ E131