West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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PREFACE IN the far West is situated a Ranch so great in its stretch- ing arms, so indefatigable in its endeavors, so redoubt- able in its undertakings that the attention of all the in- habitants of the surrounding plains has been attracted to it. Not only do the nearby ranchmen marvel at its accom- plishments, but pilgrims from far-off territories and un- known lands come to the shrines of its activities to learn, if possible, the secret of its great success. We, the authors, in considering the remarkable extent of its renown, have placed within the covers of this book the undeniable facts that have been the source of this enviable glory. To all who may read-as all will-may great joy come, and may your heart overflow with rapture that upon these un- adorned 'prairies such a brilliant flower has grown to a size which has drawn to itself the attention of the entire world. E21

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MR. NEWTON C. MORRIS IN consideration of the fact that this year the teams in golf and foot- ball anrl the rifle squad have brought home the championships of the season, and the baseball players tied for first place, we. the Class of 1927, dedicate to Mr. Newton C. Morris, the head of the Athletic Department. this Annual. Mr. Morris is the best coach in the Rocky Mountain districtg he can lose with a smile and win without boasting: he converts his losses into victories. his victories into gains: and he is a true friend and an earnest companion, to every boy under his guidance. l3I I