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K1' GSLA' o R.\Y'\10 D :\lcPHI I H .\RR'\' OnoR Cr \RJ 'c1 L. PoTTJ R PI RCY PRI STO' FoRB I . EBI Rr( K.\RD L. . ' ;\llTII :\loRRI .· SoBol .lOll' :\JORTO V\'.\1 KLR 7 ��FOREWORD PAGE 9 FOREWORD Uy THE EDITOR T HE AXXCAL of 1919 i the ele,enth publication of xduded from th thi . kind v.·hich m mbers of the graduating da.· · · hav Annual has been a book p rtaining entir ly to th High School and it int rest . engineer d. The original Annual was publi hed in the . pring of. ·in teen Hundred and ~ine. While . om other clas e had thought of such a book, th cia:. of 'o9 wa. the fir.t to put the idea into practical execution. In th eleven volumes, the hook has changed in shape from that of an enC) dopedia to the pr sent form. nnual, and in the pa t jcrht ) ar the Ea. t Side CI; The aim of thi . y ar'. board ha. · b en to put forth our be t effort· toward making thi . book the b t that th High School and it intere t . ha' Ea ·t Side ent forth . . . • w idea were brought into the "make-up" of thi . book. E . pecially ha. the artistic . ide of the book been laborated. \\' (J; On the Annual Board of 1909 there wer ha,·e undertaken to follo\v th tweh·e member:. The e included an adver- Age of Chivalry, particularly in the art work. tising manag r but no joke CI; On account of increa d price ·, th co. t of ditors or art . t) I of the editors. The art of the hook wa. hand! d by this Annual ha. b en greater than that of ~k tho e prec ding it and therefore w ha,·e b en \Vood on and the joke· were e'id ntl) compiled h) on of the as. ociate editor.. fore d to rai e th purcha.·ing price. B cau (J; A · th years passed the book grew from of thi · we have labored e p cially hard to one hundred and .·ix pages of the original mak th fini. hed product good nough to re- work to the one hundred and i t) of the pay you for the chang in it · price. \\' e l a w The School Board fin~tll) it to ) ur judgm nt to decide wheth r we d cided that all ad' erti. ing matter should b have ucce d d or not. \\' think w have. pr . ent volume. --- ��Blaken~s round-tal>le �PAGE 12 THE ANNUAL ILLUSTRATIONS H 1 =ro u L. JOHX 'OX 'o, r E , Libri D dication (P1 .\TJ·) 'las~ Otticers ( p, .\TI ) nnual Board lllu tration. Cont nts Cla.-s . S nior Clas ( 2) . 'enior Class Picture (B. G.) Fr , hmen Yo Populi A,. mbly Period .A thletics 'lub. Orrranization, Red 'ros. 'ad t ( 2) First Prize , hort story . ' ond Prize . hort , tory Th B ggar Jok . So ·ial :\Iusic :\lin na 1 o tr) J k By BULA 1\EN:Y Student Brain.torm By H fRRT' COH ' Juniors Hy l~ Lll A LEI' i' Sophomor Clas · Hy EDICJ'H AD..JJJ,' So ial By ~lJJLDRED .f ' THO ' 1' W !fare Committe ~ Prom. By ROBERI' BR 1'..1 ' Plat for photograph, and th ir arrang nwnt by: Elmer CLir/man, Louis /"id<~l, (ltt~r!eJ Rymcr,Haro!d .'rltocn!l"t!, F'rtmk 1/'a!/cr, Tom L. J olmso11, and cutting and gluinrr by others. , kat Hy Jl!ELB.d !!'ELDON kat Foreword RH •.JNI �CONTENTS PAGE 13 CONTENTS Page '11.\PTl R f-t/aJ.fCf... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lt Senior 'lass Hist<>r}. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 S nior Class .............................. 19 to 6o .Junior Class Hi:tory......................... 61 .T unior Class ............................. (n to 69 Sophomores ............................ 70 and 7 1 Fre:hmen ................... . .......... 72 and 71 II-Sori,tf...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conunitt es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Welfare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Pr m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Pi nic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Skates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o (las. Da;..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Snap. hots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to 93 CIL\PTER IIJ-1"0\. Populi............ 9-lThe ss mbly Periods. . . . . . . . . . . 96 Th W oodbur} . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 St ' ns and Wolcott. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 :\Iinen·a .................. 99 to 101 Congre. s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 anci to'3 l\Iu. ic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-lGl Club ...................... 1o~ 11.\PTJ:o.R 7-l7h 77 7 79 C11 \PTI R IY-~ itlt!cticJ. ......................... Page 106 ~' ar r. of the D and thletic Board... . . . . . . . . . 10 Captains and :\lana rer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 The Fra) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Ba eball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 _ '!'rack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11'3 Football ............................ 114 and 1 1 ~ Tnnis .............................. 116and117 Ba. kethall ........................... 1 18 and 1 19 C'll .\PTT R Y - Cillbs.............................. 120 Club.., ................................ 1-2 to 129 YI-Or.r;ani:::atiom ...... ..... 1 '30 Red Cro ·. and ~'ar Stamp ........ 1'32 BigSi. ter. andGirls'~'orkingRe.- ne 1)) Cad t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3-l- to 1 37 CJL\PTFR YII-.. ludcn/ nrd/17 .. /Orii/J 13 Fir. t Priz Tale.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 . ' cond Priz Tale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 Po try and Jok s ........... q.6 to 1 "6 CJJ .\PTER J, APPRI H.\PTER I.\TIO'- 0 0 0 0 0. 0 •• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 \?III-i"'/w End ........... . J )7 1 -~ �PAGE THE 14 c HAPTE R I '\'Iced tltrcd/cm .rlccd, in ltir;/1 und boLlJ!/lllncirths Ftcrcin!flhc lli!flti'J dull cdr · <llld from the Ients, CJ he LlrmourcrJ arcom p!iJitin!f !ltc kniqlt!J, 1/ "i!lt buJy lt<~mmcrs r/osinr; ric:c/J up, Ch·c drct~dful note of prcpLird/ion." Henry Y- c L A hakesp art> s s E s ANNUAL �P~I:PARI! fOR VI~'IORY -- �PAGE THE ANNUAL i6 THE SENIOR CLASS 19IKNIGHTSI19 0 X the fifth of S pt mb r, 191 -, th door · of th Broadwa) Latin S h ol unbarred our way to higher kn wl dg . ~r w r timid, rath r ·ubdu d by th gr at re p n ibility that wa b for u , th r pon ibility of . upporting the honor of old Ea. t. Y t, though timid, we w r progre . in in th way of all tru fre hm n. We would kt n with op n mouth: to th flow f) talk d liY r d to u b) th nior of Ea ·t Prop r, and d ep down in our heart we would pr mi our Jy that we would qual or, eYen b tter, would improYe, th :tanding of East. Rapidly, we . oh· d th puzzle of Latin and ':\lath.,' and broke into all di' ision. of athl tic ·. \\ h n the mark · cam , in .Tune, :ome of u. ala · ~ \\'er d ·tin d to ta) b hind, but most of u. looked forward to the n xt ' pt mb r wh n w hould abid in Ea t Prop r. q Th n in th fall w ent r d Ea t, far more boldly than w had ntered Latin; for had w - not on y ar' · e p ri nc b hind u · '? But we ·oon found out that East Prop r wa not ·o prop r, for we had to endur many indigniti from th upp r rla.:men. Yet w met Yery affront with a smil , thinking of th day wh n we lik wis . :hould impo cru lti upon the lower cla::men. Our b y · w nt out f r athl tics and ent r d Congre ·. , Forum and oth r lub . Th crirl· w r admitt d to :\.lin rva and by way of furth r education slowl) but ·ur ly b cam acquaint d with th tatu . and th radiators of th lower hall . q Now w w r Junior, to b looked up to by tho ju t ent ring good old Ea t D OYer. vV had an opportunity for showincr our patrioti. m by buyincr Thrift , ' tamp and Lib rty Bond ·. We · nt ·ey raJ boy · to an ·wer th all f fr dom. W had ur fir t cia affair in th form of a Juni r Part'. Th Junior. showed th ir "p p by backincr it up thorough!}. Ralph Stal y, chairman f th ommitt , began hi · a.c nt of high r offic · at thi · party. Did we not hav a number of men on th champion hip fo tball t am and did not a Junior win th .'teYen: priz ·? Som time we did manag to elud th watchful ey of :\Ir. Pitt · and join in with the S ni r in th ir ocial hour ·. nd now at la t we w r happy, for va ation was at hand; and n t year w hould reach the mo ·t al t d of all position, that S niority of, ' nior. qwh n at our fir ·t cla · m tina w 1 t d Ralph Stal y Pr id nt th of 1919 had tart d. Oh, but we had plan · for th futur ; veryon ha incr a cliff r nt plan and urgin it all the tim . Our ta tful pr id nt kn w how to ubdu th riotou on . , and ord r wa oon tablished. Our fir:t great proje t wa th S nior Picnic to b h ld at Gold n. qrt eem d a thoucrh th Fate wer det rmin d to keep u · �SENIORS from h:ning a successful )Car; but the), poor old oul s, did not knO\\ what the true 1919 .pirit \\a. q;EH' r) thing was read) for the picnic, ticket were bought, dates made and e\ er) bod) wa looking forward to the da) when the) . hould get together for a real time. Bur ala ~ we had not counted on the influenza. In he came, raging like a lion, striking people right and left. School wa closed. Our n <r con tempi a ted picnic could not occur, and there ,.,·ere man) he:n v hearts after this announcement. The Hallowe'en Parn ,d o 'was not. It aL o . uccumbed to the arch enenn ftu, an~i died. But all the-;e di . appointments we took clwert.ull), and did not rl'gr:. t a bit the Yacation offered. q\Y hen, at last, w r<>turned, we were determined to make up for lo t time. .Jerr) \Jar h wa-; elected head bov, and he be-trs the honor mode th. . I arch .the l'\ enth wa. chosen for the Senior Prom. In 'ear-. before, the Prom wa · in the Christma · hoi id :n ,..;, hut here again, we were foiled and fooled .h) the t'aithle-.s ftu. Cnder the :miling leader hip ot , \n·ry . \rnold the Prom was bound to be a ucce-.s, no matter when it came. The tickers sold and . old until there" ere no more to ~ell. Trul) it was an eventful night. . · n er had such a tine crowd colle ·ted. There were alumni from all the collegr:-. in the state, and here and there wa-; a uniform of one who had answered the call. Our Prr-;ident led the Grand ~I arch. Hi . tep wa PAGE 17 truh . erene and edate. \\'ell did he follow the intricacie-. of the ·ft<x>r, althou;..!h he -;eenwd to think he wa-; treading on air (for wa sin· not be ide him ) . , \nd then we danced. Lohmann pia) <'d as he had nn er pia) ed before and ere we knew it the clock had truck ele\(' n. Then all e)t' were turned inquiringly t<m ards \I r. Barrett who nodded his head and on we danced until the ad' anced hour of ele' en fourteen. 1 • ot a per on wa. there who did not s:n, after the dance, that he would be pr~·o.;ent in the following year-. tor . uch t'\ ent . . q On Frida) afternoon.· we W{ n· entertained at delightful Social Hour ... , our famou · Jazz Band contributing the mu-.ic. " ' e danced in a n w 1--1 mnasi um bu i1t for our benefit during the ummer Yaration. The Senior Cadet ha'e become a efficient a. trained Yeterans under the leader. hip of Captain · l'nfug, Trinnier, Bardwell and Baker. \Y e have continued the . 'en ice Flag contributed by Ia t 'ear's clas. , and \\ e look "ith inide on the five hundred blue stars; but a lump ri . e.· in our throah when we ee the gold star , each one of which rand-, for one East Dem eri te who wa true to his countr) even thougL he had to pay the suprrme price. <(Like the other winter artivi- �PAGE i8 THE ti football wa~ , topped, but on the team that would hav r pre~ented th .chool, nin men \\ere , ' nior . Th ba ketball team, which tini. h d second was composed entirely of ,' nior.. Two Yer) delightful kat · w r gi,en at th Broadway Rink after the tiu epidemic. The e kat s were a great . ucc s. , tinan ·ialh and otherwi. e. Forth tir:t tim in many ' ar" Ea. t ha. ha~l a Glee Club, and it i~ ·om Gl e Club. It had ~dread) sung at ~e' era! out ·id affairs and ha: several more engagement. in prospect. R pre~entative. of the Clas. of '19 won the \ Voodbur) in our Fre. hman and Senior years. 0.:\V ha' be n aided great!) throunhout the ) ear by the kindn ~s and g n rosit) of the teachers of thi · -chool, and although w have co t th m a great d al of troubl and undue The heart of man i. nob! , It r ponds to . om thing high; \ Ve can all do many great thing: s th day;; go ti eting by. If we do not h ar our call, Or heed! . ·ly pa, · it b), Y t th r ari · a burning thir t, For man' ·oul cannot di . ANNUAL work, we are :ure that when we r turn we shall alwa) s be weicom . \\7 e are e. p cia!!) ind bt d to ~Ir. Pitts,' ho had charhe of the class, and abov all to l\Ir. Barr tt, who was always our fri nd v n wh n we enter d hi offk on other bu ·ine · ~ than plea ure . q so h r 's to the class of 1919. q ~Iay the good old da)S we have spent in Ea~t Denver ne\er be forr•ott n, and when we me tin after life mav we talk of the friendship. formed, and the good times spent ·in the h:1lls of that be t of ch oL, Ea. t Denver High. O.: To the cia ·s of 1920, w 't nd our h artie-.t greeting ; and good wi h for a ucc ·, ful and prop rou~ 'ear. .BY LOLlS YID.\L Th world th am all over \ Vith di ouraging · and ·are And th w ak r h art will go \ Vhither . ome prot ctor far We cannot all be pre;;ident ·, i\or can we all b king. ; But courage, very now and th n, Will help u. me t hard thing~ . Th n let us tak a forward lo k, B for w tart along, Into the e growing h art of our To e where w b long. �PAGE AH . T' E l'LALIA E. If vou lzke 'ou can luke wztlz me Along tlze wa> to Tlrazkzkz . :\J inerva ' I , ' I 9 B ig Sister ALE. · n r. , :\IILBOC R •. E Men of few words are the best men . 'ongress 'I9 .'panish Club 'I9 :\niER:\IA. ·, .'HIRLEY LPE. TFELS, PHILIP A lot of devzltn 'neath Ills mzld etterwr. Spanish Club ' 1 , ' I 9 Boys' ua rtet ' I 9 A. TTHO. · y , :\IILDRED " mg awa} sorrow; cast away care." T nni s D oubl es ' 1 9 "One of these tars for all eves ." P ostgraduate :\I inerva ARGIROPCLO , "· rcHOL Szr, we hear rou are a scholar. F orum ' I S, ' I6, ' I7, ' I 19 �PAGE 20 THE AR:\ISTRO .. ·c;., HELE. A gnl to be depended upon. :\Iinerva '1 , ' 19 R .. ' OLD, ANNUAL \'ERY "T lze Ladzes call Jmn sweet; Tlze stazrs as he treads on them RIH Jzzs feet ." .'enior Prom Committee, Chairman BA '0. ', Al'.'TL . I feel the fum ~ hours tozl round The passmg bell m 1 fondest sound. onare '16, '17, '1 , '19 \\'oodbury ' 1 Latin Pia)· '1 7 Bo) s' uartette'19 Bo):' Gl ee 'lub '19 BAKER, E RL F. A Learned student. BALDWL ', :\IARY JE NNETTE BAKER, :\10 •• ROE 1U uclz mzrtlz and no madness. Cadet aptain '19 0 f all the ,qzrls that e'er was seen there's none so fine as AI an. :\linerva '19 Spanish Club ' 19 �PAGE ENIORS B RE, THO:\IP. 0 . BARDWELL, ROD . 'EY J., JR. In tlzzs world a man must ezther be a hammer or an anvzl. 21 And .'lws lze bore, wztlzout abuse, 1/u grand old name of grntleman . Cadet Captain ' 19 Con gress ' 17 BARTLETT, A. \\'., JH.. Is BAH.RY, ELIZABETH In fazt!t, ladv, wu lzave a mern heart.' Choru s ' 16 :\linerva ' 17, ' 18, ' 19 Big 'iste r ' 19 tillS that lzauglzt\. Lotlwno? ga_}, nnual Board, Athletic Editor Pi cnic ommittre Cia s Day Committee BEELER, :\I RY BE ' K:\lA 1 ', EDITH "0 ne wlzo 1zer•er tallls 1llllf h; but tlunR.s a great deal. 0 f whom?" gallmtt " 'he's lzttle but she's sweet." •' kate 'ommittee ' Ia s Day 'ommitter �PAGE 22 THE BELL, HELE .. ' ~IARIE LOl' I.'E A n' Sllle she smooths out all troubles . rour ANNUAL BEXEDICT, H HLOX " TV oman delzghts me not." Cong res 1 , ' 19 Art Club ' q R ead ing Club ' 15 D ba ting Cl ub ' 17, ' I BERG, ETHEL would be frze nds wz th you and luwe >OUr Love. BE.l ' :\'ETT, KATHERL ' E '/ze and comparzsons are odwus. BEYER, FIFI L ow gurglzng /augh t r, as swat As the swallow's so g1 t' the outh; And a rzpple of pies that, dancwg, meet B \ the curves BEHGLL ' D, CARL A fellow fee lwg malus one wondrous lund. ~l gr . �PAGE SENIORS 23 BLAKE. ' EY, 'H RLE.' C. A fazr headpzece zf onl} brazns were there. BI ' HOP, PACL "'Gaznst whom the world could not hold argumen t." Congress ' 16, '1 7, ' 1 , ' 19 ~'oodbur y ' 19 Woodbury Winn r '15 Congres '16, ' 17, '1 , '19 Latin Play ' 17 Denver-Colorado , 'pring D bate '1 7 Con re -:\Iinerva Play '1 Red ross Play '1 \V !fare Committee '19 T enni - .'ingle '1 9 Basketball ' 19 nnual Board- Editor-in- hief BO . . ' E.'TEEL, HE . . 'RY BLICKENSDERFER, ~IADELIENE All's one to her-Above her fan he'd make sweet eyes at Cabban. BOWDE ', CHARLE ' ' HEL~IA Let the world slzde, let the world go; A fig for care, and a fig for a woe/ Postgraduate ' " H ow honourable ladzes sought m ~ love TV hzclz I dennng thn fell szcll and dzed." BOW:\1 • ', BRr E X er·er trouble trouble· do not frown tlze lzvelong da\; If care comes, smzle, and laugh awhzleand zt wzll go awa l. :\linerva '16, ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Junior Red ro Committee " 'olcott onte t ' 16 Junior Commenc m nt '1 �PAGE THE 24 ANNUAL BH..\DLEY, JOH •. D., JR. BRO\\' •. , RICH.\H.D Ilad szght'd to IIUlll\ tho lze lor ed but one. A mona man Tl'ztltw the lzmzt of /J('(omzng lltlrth I never sptnt till hour's talk wztlwl. Congress '19 Glee Club '19 BR\ .\ . ·, H.OBEH.T • •. "(;t!nt!t- 111 manner strong zn f'aform ance." Latin Play ' 17 'ongre:: '17 !-,pani.h Club '1 , '19 Bl' H.KE, GEORGIA L. 1 hough size was on f'Leasure buzt, Sin fwd a frugal mwd. Bl ' HLEIX, DOROTHY Bl ' H. , 'S, HAZEL } t.tr tresses lllilll's zmjJl'TWl race enHillrt', And beaut\ draws us rt·zth a single hazr. Thne's a woman lzke a dew thoj', llie'., so purer tlzan the }'urest. Bi Sister Big Si ster �PAGE SENIORS C.\RD, GEORGE C HPE. TEH, HOHACE S/l'liR of hun. lf' ln are \OU so dzgmfied And seemwgl1 so true and lned? It onl1 cloaR.s \our lor ·e of funB ul we're not decez ·ed, no, not a one.' ,1/[ iOII[!IIt.l Skate Committn, Chairm an Congress 'I 7 C.\HTEH., \L\H.l \. ' LOl"l :· m A da\ for tozl, a da1 for sf'orl Bul for m 1 frzend r b fe zs too short . ~Iin erva ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 \\'olcott '16 Junior Party Commit tee '18 T ennis -Doubles ' 19 Cadet .'pon so r ' 18 Big .'i ster \fajor, Hed Cross ' 1 .'tTJetary, Senior Class C.\H.TEH., THO~IAS H.. R_1 /11.1 dt't'ds mm shall R.now fum. --- 25 L\HTER, ~I\ RO •. E. "A f'ruzous parcel zn a bundle small." Congress ' 1 7, '1 CARTER, ZILPHA ~IAE " JI odes/, crzmson-tzpj"ed flower ." ~lin rva ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 \\'olcott ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Junior R d Cross Committee Annual Boards ociatt· Editre ·s Junior E ·cort ' 1 Class Day ' 1 , 'pring Party ( 'om .ittee �PAGE THE 26 OHE~. J . EPHL 'E Dark e_l es- eternal soul of {rzde/ :\lin rva '17, '1 Athletic Board '1 6 OOK,H ROLD I take thmgs ean. , pani h lub 19 ANNUAL COH. ', BYRO~ J:zr mwd lzzs kzngdom, and In wzll Ius law. Forum '17, '1 Stat D bate '17, '1 East-Greeley Debate '1 l''orum-Gr eley Debate '1 'panish Club '19 CORDL 'GLY, :\IARG RET E. If 1 au are lookuzg for nmpatln, go to Margaret. :\Jinerva '16, '17, '1 , '19 Wolcott '16 '1 , '19 Orchestra '1 6 'ustodian Honor Roll '1 , '1 9 Junior E ort '1 Congre s-:\linerva Play '1 CO\VE~. AR. 'OLD \". tudwus of ease, and fond of humble tlnngs. R :\IER, RO 'ABELLE Forever efferverscwg. �PAGE SENIORS cr.·Eo, JOSEPH A heen braw, a good tongue, A lawyer alreadv, wzth ltfe ;ust begun. 27 CO\'E. ' Y, C RLETO.' 1/zat ;a:;:; muszc's so slJJeet, Ah can't heep stzll on mah feet. DE\'L ·.·, JE. ·• ' E CARA DE. ',' LOW, CLYDE "There are some men who are fortune's favorites." Commenceme nt Orchest ra ' 16, ' 17 Beaut~ stzll zs lure. States fall, arts fade, but nature doth not dze. Bi ."i ter :\lin rva ' 1 DODGE, I. 'ABELLE 1/ze beguuungs of all tlungs are small. DIXGLEY, E\'ELYX Humzlzt _} zs the foundatwn of all vzrtu es . Annual Board ,\ ociate Editress Junior E cort �PAGE 28 THE D HER Y, JOH Ever} mclz a man. thletic Board '1 5 EDDL '.', \'ER.-\ If eart to concewe, tlze undastandzng to dzrect, and tlze lzand to e>.ecute. ANNUAL EDDL. ·s, EARL U h, tlzat zt were m 1 cluef delzglzt 1 o do tlze tlungs 1 ought. EDDY, WILBl R J. II ar-e fazth t11 teachers. tlze world, and the Ba.ketball '1 , '19 'aptain ' 19 ,\nnual Board ,\thletic Editres Red Cro s Lieutenant :prin Party Committee Junior E cort GART.\IA . ', CH RLES EL~IER 11 ang sorrow/ FREEBERG, ID True to a Ltszon, steadfast to a dream. Care'LL lull a cat/ Annual Board Associate Editor Congres· '17, '1 , '19 Thrift Stamp Committee '18 Chairman ' 19 S nior Pi cnic Committee �PAGE SENIORS GL 'SBERG, ISADOH.E L. Fwe wo1d.1 t/um.l I wonder wlzne wu Jtole Forum 't6, '17, 't8 29 GL '.' BERG, LOri: There's power w me and wzll to do7mnate, TV hzclz I must e.01;erczse. GOH.TO, ' , LEAH "Black t/JI'rt' her nes as the bern that qrows on the thorn b1 the wavszde, Blach, 1et how soft!-.. thn gleamed beneath the brown shade of her treJJeJ." GOWER, FRA~' 'E,' A slzzmng crownrowmng slwzwg thoughts. GREGORY, THEL:\IA And 'tzs m 1 fazth that ez•er_1 flow a l:.n]O\S the tm zt breathes. Bi g Sister '19 GRO , :\IARI :\I Tlze1 laugh tlzat wzn and wzn that laugh . :\Iinerva '17, '1 , '19 �PAGE 30 THE GRO.'.' : .\RAH LILLI.\. T Gude folR. are scarce-taR.' care of me. ;o.Jin rva ' 1q HART;o.I 1 ', ~IA H HXEW LD, ANNUAL AH.LO ' JC , ' It'' II e maR.es muszc wherez•er he goe . Latin Play ' 17 Orchest ra ' 19 Con ress ' 19 ,D LEX E luszrre as a sunbeam, m rsterzous as fate, changeable as lzgizt. HAliK, DOH.OTHY "A chzld of fann.'' 'eni or Prom Committee H YE~S, K THRYX he suffers from a plague of beau-..:. ;o.rinerva ' 16, ' 17 , prin Party Committee Cia s Day ommitt e HAYDEX, E. THER "Vzrtue zs her only fault." Big ."i ste r �PAGE S ENIORS HE TH, HELE. HAYES, ELIZ BETH 31 T Quzet tlzo not retmng , ~ ea we all ltke lzer. M ) heart ts ever at vour servzce. HEDDIXG, TRC~I Better than rzches of world!) wealth is a heart alwavs joll1. HECK, HARRY I never knew so voung a bodv wttlz so old a head. HERBERT, THO~L\ . "A do llar, a dollar, a IO o'clock scholar, TV hat made vou come so soon?" " I wouldn't liave come at all, dear szr, B ut tlze dollar was gone hl noon ." HE ~ ' RY , ~I Y lass olor omm ittee Basketball ' 19 I n each cheek appears a preth dzmple. Y. �PAGE 32 THE ANNUAL HILL ARTHrR HEHZOG,ROBEHT "I am not of that feather to shahe off ,u 1 fnend zohen he most tlt'eds me." Gladlr would he learn and gladlv teach. :pani ·h Club ' 19 Haffie Committee Hyde Park High 'rhool , ' hirago ,'tevens ' 19 \Yoodbur) ' 1 HILL, CHAHLE: I belzeroe the) talht:d of me, thn laughed so con umedl_1. Congre.: ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 HOL~I, HOFF~IAX, ALBERT Thzs laurel greener from tlze brows Of lmn that uttered nothwg base. THEODORE Born but to banquet and to draw th e bowl. HOLTO. T' ~I RY Tin modesty's a candle to tin ment. �PAGE ENIORS JIOPKI~ .. :\L\H1 ELIZ \BET II "A rose zozth allzts swfetnfJs, lea f.5 \ft folded." 33 HOl . TO. T' CY. THL\ "~low to form frzellihlnjJ. but jmn and (0/IJillfli ." :\Iinerva '16, '17, '1 , '19 Big !'listn Spanish Club '19 HOCSTO. T. JOSEPH HOYT, WEB. TER LE FE\'HE ,} couragt>ous wptmn of complwunts . "Thou hast made hzm a lzttlelower than the angels." Baseball '1 , '19 Basketball '18, '19 ,\nnual Representativr '16, '17, '1 Class Day Committt·e Chairman \Vellan· Committee ' 19 Hl BEARD, EL\IE DE~I.'E I would stud\, I would /wow, I would aduure forer er. ~linerva ' 1 , ' 19 !'lpani.h Club '19 Hl . TL TGTO. T' HELE. "A heart as bzg as the world." .Junior Partv Committee • t nior Pirni~· Committee �THE PAGE 34 Ht'TTO .. ', J 'K There zs honestv, manhood and good fellows/up 1~1 thee. Con ress '17, '1 , '19 ."panish Club '1 JOH T o. ' DORI lze zs gentle, size zs shv: But there zs mzscluef uz her eve. ~linerva ' 16, ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 JOH JOH . T ON, LEEL ND " 'Tzs well to hal'e a true frzend." Latin Play '17 ANNUAL T 0 ., TOM L. "Give a cheer for tlze man who deserves zt; sf~out your prazse for lmn to lz!ar. Annual Board- Art Editor Cia Day Committee JO .. TE ' HAZEL All good and no badness. ~Iinerva '17, '1 , ' 19 Big • ister '19 Basketball '19 JO EPH, JOHN Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt, And every grzn, so merry, draws one out. �PAGE 35 SENIORS KE .. ' TOR, LOCI.' KELLEH, FHA. 'CES \zmple grace and manners mzld. 11 e zs wz e wlzo doth ttdlt but lzttle. :\li nerva '19 Big Si ter KIDDER, BH DLEY "11 e's tall and growetlz Heaven." KETTERL ' G, C. EDGAR toward Track '1 Jun ior Track '16 'weet nurse, tell me- Tf'lzat sa\ up my love? , Spanish, Clu~ ' 1Q ( on ress 17, 1 , 19 K, ' OX, PHILIP The world zs full of pretty gzrls they sa~·; KLIE .. ', LEROY II e zs grar•e and wzse and land. Just one that's preti\ ever passed my wa; . nnual Board-:\Iana ing Editor �PAGE THE 36 ANNUAL KRI 'TOFF, Bl"RTO.' LA" ·E, CH RLES "llzs thoughts are of one of the swet•t So strmght and uprzglzt and handsoml', too. Basketball '19 . ,.'s" Ba!iketball '1 , '19 LL 'GER, DOHOTHE.\ .Yo dut\ could o'ertalu !lt'r, .Yo need her will outrun. LASKA, BERYL CHAHLOTTE II er mule zs lzlu a raznbow flashwg from a mist\ sh1. LA THHOP, E\' A 0 ne heart, one t/ang. Big 'ister :pani. h lub '19 LICHTIG, ' EL:\IA P. A heart wzthw whose sacred cell The peaceful r·zrtues lor·e to dwell. �PAGE ENIORS LILYARD, IXCILLE To those who !wow thee not no words can paw t; A 11 d those who !wow thee, know all words are fmnt. LL ' DQl IST, ~IILTO .... 37 JOH ,. H e zs true to Ius word and hzs ruorR. and Ills frzend. Gl Club ' 19 Junior E scort ' 1 Big .'i m r LOD"Y, CLARE, ' CE LL ' TI-IICC~I. GERTHl' DE A qzaet consczence maR.es one so serene. " lze lzatlz a temper that zs delzghtful." lXTZ, SA~I .. r 0 J peak IllS f.rmses any would; 1 o tell his faults, 't seems no one could." Orch stra '17, ' 18, '19 Commencement Orchestr.t ' 16, ' 17 ~IA LOl'GHLL ·, HELE .... Tl' e're glad she zs a senzor, f or now her worR. zs o'er; But zn future ~ears to come Tf' e' ll 1~iss her more and more. �PAGE THE 38 ~IADDE . · , LOCI ' "The word 'work, zs not 111 112.' r ocabulary." ~1 ANNUAL LTBY, HORACE "TV/wt's the use of fusszng when there's other thzngs to do?" Senior Prom Committ e ~lA . ' .. 'L ' G, FRA. ' CE.' I have a heart wzth room for ever\ ;oy. ~l inerva ' 17, 1 , '19 Big 'i ter ~IARL ' OFF, ~1 f EDITH LOl' ISE Teach me to flzrt a fan as the 'pamsh /adzes can. Y LILY 'he that questwneth much, learnetlz much. ~l inerva '17, [! <- ~IARGOLES , 1 Bi g ' ister '19 ~IAHO~EY, HOL\ ' D "Oh, the wa\ of a man wzth maul"es peczall> tlus man . �PAGE SENIORS :\IARR, E\' ELY ' :\IARR, JOH . weet, unruffled, alwa}s ;ust the same. And oft lzar e I heard defended, Lzttle sazd zs soonest mended. :\linerva ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Glt'e Club ' 18 Big ' iste r T 39 D. :\IAR.'H, WILL Q. :\lcAXDREW, RICH RD D. "The ranR. ts but the guwea's stamp, The man's the gold for a' that." " 'tzll runs the water where the brooR. zs deep." Head Boy ' 19 Football ' 17 Junior Track ' 16 Ex ce utive Committee, hairman pani h Club ' 1 thl tic Board ' 16, ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Junior Party om mitt e '1 :\IcCA:\IPBELL, E ' I E W. Let gentleness my strongest enforcemen t be. Minerva '18, ' 19 Junior Escort ' 1 Big iter ' 1 :\IcE. ' IRY, :\I TTHEW D. Oh, Afatty zs an actor-man, East D ent'er's pnde and boast. In all the lzght and spnghth parts, H e enter tawed the host. ~'e lfare ommitte '16 \Voodbury ' 17 Glee Club ' 19 'Ia s Day Committee ocial Hour Committee, hairman �PAGE 40 THE :\I c L TO.'H, l\ELLII'. F. lla .o111!t was prodzgal of summt:r) ANNUAL :\1 ·LEOD, OH \L\ Quut, unlzlle most gul.r. shme. :\Ic PHEHSO . ·, ELLE.' A duu muzg, da.l!nng lzttle maul, often mHduez ous and 1t't nez•er afrmd. :\I , ' IEL, EDYTHE "0 ne whom we lot·e bt:ller the more we !wow her." :\IELLEX ALICE The gods gwe as but gods 11W) do, count our riches thus: The\ gtwe tlzezr rzchest gzfts to you And tlun gar·e \'Oil to us . Tf"t \\'o lcott ' 17, ' 19 Big .'ister ' 19 \\'dfare '16, '18, ' 19 :\linerva '17, '1 , ' 19 Junior E scort ' 18 Class Day ' 1 Lat in Pl ay ' 17 nnual Board Editress-in-Chief :\IERRIDITH, HOBERT P. "X ot that I loz e stlllil Less, but tlzat I loce fun more." · \'ice-President Senior Class Basket ball ' 1 , ' 19 :\lana er ' 19 Class Da) Commit tee �ENIORS :\JESSER\ · IL TIIEODOHE c. \ .lrnt, but none the le.u wondr.rful. PAGE 41 :\IE\ EH, PAlL II e hath a lean and lwngn loo h, li e studzetlz too much and seemeth zn Love. :\10" TGO:\IEHY , WILLL\:\1 " lie 1.1 wtt's j'eddler, and retmls Ius Willi'S .I t wahes and wassels, meetwgs, marhets, fazn." An nua l Board .Toke Ed itor Juni or Part\ Com mittt e T enni s J)oubl es ' 19 Chee r Leader ' 19 T oastma ste r, Class Day :\lOORE, IIE~RY " TVorth mahes the man ." :\lOOHE, c HOLY . T A g1rl whom romance chose her own. :\IO."IER CHARLOTTE S weetest e_Hs zcere t l cr seen . �PAGE 42 THE ~10 ' ', E THER ~IA Y T lze noblest mwd tlze best contentment lzas. ~I inerva ' 1 ~It'., ' GER, ~ll ~L\IERY , AN N UAL DOROTHY Oh, call her hl some better name, For just "fri~nd'' sounds too cold. B ig .'i t r LILLA lze possessed tlze love of wzsdom, and tlze wisdom of love. ~Iin e r va ' 16, ' 17, ' 18, ' 19 Junior E cort ' 1 Thrift : ra mp Big 'iste r ' 19 ~EW~IAX, NEW, ' EL ' 0 T H onor and faztlz and a sure wtent. HAROLD " H 11n wlzose wezgh t v sense Flows m fit words and lzea tv~e;:} nl _eloquence." 9 (}./a' - ittee ' 19 O'BRIE,' , ELIZABETH ElL E~ From the cradle she was a scholar. ~Iin e rv a ' 16, ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Big ist r ' 19 �PAGE 43 SEr.IORS OL' EX, ED . () '.'H l.'GH . ' E:.'Y , HELE. The word "rest" zs not m m l vocabu lar; . OTI ·, RI ' H RD H zs nature zs too noble for tlze world. Cong r s ' 19 PARKER, ' LAIRE Al, s lze has the power To put lzfe and laughter zn a stzck of wood. Big :ister K. For her own person, I t beggared all descrzptwn . Szgh no more, !adzes, szglz no more, men were deceivers er•er. Senio r Prom Committe PAY . ' E, DORI: E. :\I in rv a ' I 7, ' I T T , ' 19 Lassze wztlz the wa;s demure, 'he's so quzet and mature: A lso st udwus, that's sure. :\Iinerv a ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Junior E co rt ' 1 Big :ister ' 1 'pani h Club ' 18 �PAGE 44 THE PECK, IS.\Blt..LLE "How lwpjn I could be wzth ntlzer Tf ere t' other dear charmer awa1 ." Class ~l in 'olor Committee rva ' 17, ' 1 ANNUA L PELLL H , \lAX II e lzatlz a heart as sound as a bell and Ills tongue zs the clapper, for what Ills heart tlzznlu lzi tongue sjleaR.s . Senior P icnir Committee PEHHY, JO~EPHL 'E A .· ~ PEPPER, H RHY M 1 lz fe zs one long lzorrzd grznd. 'pa ni sh Club ' 1 , ' 19 PETEH '0 _.. ·, 7 /zn serve God well Tl"lzo serve lzzs crea tures. L~I File dear lzttle , queer Lzttle twzst zn her words II ad a charm all alone of zts own. Cia·· Color Commi ttet', Ch a irm an .Ju nior E scort ' 18 Bi g S ister ' 1 , ' 19 'lass P roph cy PHILLIP.', LE, '( RE Tf'lzv taR.e lzfe serzouslv? l"ou never come out of zt alive anywa\. �SENIORS PLEC, HOBERT World Oh man/ \Voodbur} '17, \Vinner '18 , 'r<.'vrns, \\'inner '18 Congress '17, '1 , '19 Honor Ct rtitiratt· '1 Class Oration PAGE 45 POWELL, H. CECIL Afflzcted wltlz a rush of brc.zns to the lzead. POWELL ~IILDRED POWELL, Fit\, 'CE.' I• nend more dzrzne tlzan all dwzmtzes. She IJ just the quzet lwul whose natmrs 1/l'l'l'r l'l/T\. Big ,'istrr '19 PH.L ' TZ, R l'TH Forpir·enes.r IS /){tta than rt'T't'll[/1'. PRO, 'GER, P l LL 'E Tlzere was a lass and size was fazr. �PAGE THE 46 ANNUAL rL ' BY, FREE\L\., RAXDEI.L, RC'. 'ELL I rejotce w a well-der•eloted faculi\ fm bluffing. J\Jzrth, leuzt\ and good sense, all three. Gle Club '19 Con res· '17, '1 , '19 Con re. s Repre.entati ,•e on the i\nnual '19 Con"'re. s-~Iin erva Phn ' 1 Cla .. Day Committee RE H . ' ITZ, FR • ' CES Jolles ma\ come and )ORes ma\ goBut her's go on forever. ~Iinerva '17, '18, REHKOW, IU DOLF P. The most scholarly of scholars. '19 RICHIE, ELEAXOR "There's a gardw w her face where roses and wlute lzlzes grow." Junior E cort '1 Big Sister ' 19 RL ' KER, THEODORE " H e who tlzznlls of pretty gzrls." ,'enior Picnic Committ e �PAGE SENIORS RL ' KER, \"ED K. To me more dear, conge mal to m ,. heart, One natwe charm, than all the gloss of art. 47 ROBL ' G , AK. ' A TILL An all 'round, jolt} person, and a most e>.cellent fnend. Big ' ister ' 19 :\lintrva '16, '17, '1 , '19 Bi .'ister '19 ROSU KD, ,' ID JEY, JR. II e zs afflzcted wzth good sense. ong r ss '1 RY ~. ROTHE ' BERG, E\'A H er love of stud, was her only fault . Bi i ter ' 19 LOLITA :\I. A step more lzght, a foot more true, Ne'er from the heath flower dashed the dew. :\linerva ' 17, ' 1 Big 'i ter ' 19 RY:\IER, CHARLE A. Gwe ev_ery man tlzme ear-but few tky vozce. �PAGE 48 THE ANNUAL 'ADLEH., :\1 BLE ' r\:\IPSO. ·, LEAH That she was fmr, or darll, or short, or tall: 'he necer thought of lzersdf at all. A (fOOd name ZJ better than a gzrdle of gold. :\linrrva '17, '1 , '19 Thrift Stamp Committrr .Junior Escort '1 Big Si. trr ' 19 Bask thall '19 S 'HOE. ' THAL, H ,\H.OLD G. .'CH,\EFFEH., J. 'OH.TO. I don't care, I look lzlle a good student . T " coldwgs, upbrmdwgs all came to 1/(lllglzt. Sill' was nerrer acnued of a seriou.r tlwught." Congrrs '1 '19 ~ !' I' I - ,' ~~~.# ( .'EXTO. ·, DORA BELLE 'CHOYEH., :\L\RL\. ' JXCILLE 0/z.l what charms ma\ lze In a lol'eh brown ere-' To reawe /zone ·th zs the be.rt than/is for a good tlzwg. Big Sistrr '19 Central Hi gh School, \Vashington, D.C. �SENI OR S SIIA W , \I ARG,\H ET A. so natural and so SWI'I'l, Ju·.,·t raptmalt's n·enone size met'ls. l't'll(/11', Basketball '19 .T unior Escort '1 8 \l inerva Representative to Annual ' 19 \ linerva '17, '18, '19 Big Sister '19 PAGE 49 SHER, BEX "TV lzatever was lzttle, seemed to lzlln great And wlzater•er was great seemt'd to lum lzttle." .'pani.h Club '1 , '19 .' 1\IO! \', LE01'ARD H . SHOE \L-\K E R, ' HAHLOTTE \I E "Sill' lo .-ft!t two, but olz \ ou on f." " H e was a man of honor, of noble and generous nature." SKL '. 'ER, H E I. E1' KIN" 1 -ER, WEBB T!to.1t' that thznk must [JOT'I'TII those that tell. I should worn and work m.self qra.\ , I am lll no lzurn for tlte JUdgment da\ . �P A GE 50 TH E .'LITER, H ELE.,' LO CI .'E 'he IH•es content and em.'zes none. B ig S i. ter '19 ANNUA L S:\IER . ' OFF, :\!EY E R And here zs our frzend AI ever 'mernoff, From lau[lhter he ner•er wzll turn off. .' :\liTH, K THR\' .' E LIZAB ETH "I want a /zero, an uncommon want Trhen ecen \t!lll and month unt/1 f01 th a new one." ,·p LDL ' G, WILLIA:\1 And as the greatest only are, I n Ins .mnphcztv ·ublzme. .' P RHA WK, BE TTY '] /zose who brwg sunslune 111to the lift• of others Cannot keep zt from tlzemsel •e.r. 'ro'" Treasurer 't8 . i inerva '1 , '19 Bi .'iter '19 A nnual Board ::ociate Editrt· s~ R ed .' P E L 'S, FLORE, ' CE LOl ' L' E Size's wztt~. and fun and a good cook, all three. Size's a kwd of a gzrl that we'd all hlu to be/ :\[ inerva ' t '19 B i .' i ·rer '19 �PAGE ENIORS ~T \.\T~. 51 EJ.E \ ,'OJ{ rntllllltf t'lwut tilt qlfl/l!fllt'\ llllt'lt'rl. \\'olcott '1 ), '1 (> \Iinerva '17, '1H, '19 Hed Cros: Board '19 Cadrt ~ ponsor · 1H Bi g ,'ister '1H, '19 \\'dfarr Comrnittt•t• '17, '1 H, ' 19 Chai rman ' 19 ,\nnual Board .\r t Edi tn·ss STACK, EDWARD \\' RWTCK 7 he szle nre of f·ure znn&ren I' Oft jt•r.ruadt'.r wlzl'n .ljealwlfl fazlr. Congrt·s ' 18, ' 19 Glee Club '1<) .'pani·h Club '1 , '19 ~TALE\, R.\J.PH An !Jonl'sl uuw, rlo.lt' huttonet! to tht• dan: li1 1addoth ll'lilwut . 11 lNtnn lumt with Ill . Basketball ' 19 .Junior Part) CoCT1'llittrr ' 18, Chairm.tn Father and Son Committte '1 X \Velfare Committee '~< Clas~ Da, Co'llmitter (;I re Cluh:Prr:ident '19 Spani. h Club '1H Presi dent, Senior Class STAL ' TO.·, FRA . ' CES H . A tmr for /Ill and a fzand oj•l'n as ihe da1 ftr meltwg duml} . \'inrrva ·I , '19 STEW.\RT, DOROTHY Slu'd swg tlu sa c.geni'JS out of a brzer. .'TE\'E, ·s, GL \DY.' lt mil llJllfz fialzrnrt j>Oll't'l. wlurh zs almost Gi rl:' Qualtlttr '19 �PAGE 52 THE ANNUAL STL '.'0. ', LLOYD Tl"lw mn 'd reason wzth pleasure and wudom wztlz mzrtlz: I f he lza.1 an\ faults, he has left us lll doubt. .'THOIJ:\1, BER. ' I 'E A 11 arrommodatwy dZJposztzon. ~Iinerva '19 Big Sistrr ' 19 \\'oodbury '19 Con r s · ' 1 Sl. ' LLI\' l ·, LILLIA , SWEET, :\1 Y:\IE T rr eanng all that wezglzt of learnwg lzghtl\ lzhe a summer flower. And where to find lzer equal would be ven hard to tell. Latin Play '17 ' 17, '1 , '19 Hed Cross Captain '1 Lieutenant '19 Lieutrnant, Red Cross '19 ~Iinerva ' 16, ' 17, '1 , '19 ~linerva .'Y~I TAYLOR, C. ~lABEL , ', LEO W. I wzll do all for manhznd a I wzll not pass tlus wa\ agazn soon . Orchestra '17, '1 , '19 Commencement Orche tra '16, '1 7 ongre '19 Cia s Prophecy azr, her mtuwas all who saw admired; Courteous, through cor, and gentle, though retzred. lf fT ~Iinerva '1 Bi , .'i. ter ' 19 �PAGE ENIORS T .\YLOR, FRA. ' K W. A q111 rt man no doubt, but ru lz zn all good tlungs. THEBl'., HELE .. K. II er overpowerwg presence malus \ ou feel It would not be zdolatn to kneel. nnual R pres ntative ' 16 \\'el far Committee ' 1 7 ~I inerva '1 7, ' 1 . · nior Picnic Committee Executive 'ommitte , '1 9 THO~! S, 'II RLOTTE " 11 In dzd size love lum? Curzous fool/ be stzllIs human loPe tlu grow th of human wzll(." .'enior Prom 'ommittee TOBL ·, GEORGE 53 TOBE. ·, BE.':IE A. A 1es tlzat twwlile lzlie stars . TRL '1 'IER, JO,' EPH THL'R T I care not a button for carr. " It zs well to be studzous." Clas Day Committe 'adet Captain ' 1 9 �PAGE 54 TROTTER. FR.\. . 'E.' ELIZ BETH ·a where she comes , apparelled lzhe tht• sJ rwg. THE ANNUAL lTCKER, Rl ' TH :\1. Tf 'here elt'n grace Trzth even l'zrtue's jowed. L "1-TG GEORGE .\. " ! lnll t/ur. I command tills." Cadet Captain ' 19 lite .1tate jTorzdes, and the\ are free, l:.stablzslnnents for such as he. I a tin Play ' 17 nnual Board A .ociate Editor Cla.s Will L "GE\IA TI, \'IRGL ' IA A rosebud set wzth lzttle wzlf ul thorns, And sweet as any azr could maR.e lzer, she. \"ER:\IILLIOX, E\"ALY. ·, ' E ''Conszstenn, thou art a jewel." :\linerva '16, '17, ' 1 , ' 19 Big Sister '19 �PAGE ENIORS 55 YIDAL, LOl ' IS B. ·'Atlzletzcs, stud~ and tlmzgs practzcal, all added to his powers to malle the man." Football 'I 7 Basketball '18, 19, Captain ''9 Baseball ' 1 Athletic Board ' 19 Class Hi stor) Treasurer, .'enior Class WATEH, FHA~ ' K Tlze force of Ius own merit rnalles his wav . . 'kate Committee '19 Athl etic Board '19 Track '17, ' 1 , Captain '19 Congre s-~Iin erva Play ' 1 ~I anager Class Gift Committee, Chairman ' 1 Red Cros Plav Committee, Chairman ' 1 Cong~e ss ' 16, ' 17, ' 18 Cl ass Day Committee ,\nnual Board Busines ~lana er WEniER, THEODORE Tf'lw often to lmn.1elf lzas smd, " I looh. lzlle Damel TVebster." \ ' ILL Cheerful TE\'A, LEO . . T what more need we sa)? Fresno, California, '17 Salt Lake '1 WAH.D, LOl'I.'A TKL ·:o .. 1 rue ease w wntwg comes from art not chance, As those moPe easiest wlzo lzave learned to dance . Executive Committe '19 ~Iin erva '17, '1 , '19 Red Cro , Captain '19 B ia , i ter Thrift .'tamp Committee \\'El.'.' , L ' DOHE 1/ze wa 1 to a man's heart zs through lzz stomach. Forum '16, '17, '1 0 . A. T. '16, '17 �PAGE 56 WHEELER, HELE, THE T ANNUAL \VIIISTLER, HEBEK ,\IJ " .Yone lwew thee hut to lor•e thee, .\ 'one named thee but to Jnazse." A l1ttle no11sense now a11d tllln I s relzslzed In the wzsest 11lt'll • :\linerva ' 17, ' 18, ' 19 Big Si ster ' 18 Basket ball ' 1 9 \\'IEGELE :\L\RGARF,T Tl ztt\ , lzrelr and full of fun, 1 go-od frie;Ld and a tru e one. \VIEGELE, RO.\IO~A H.( ' TII ll"ztlun a Lzttfe gralll of gold mudz jmce and value he. WHITE. ' IDE, FREDRI 'K K. " 1' et he was land, or zf ser·ere zn auglzt, 1'/ze love lu bore to learmng was w fault." \\'lEST, J l ' DITH ESTELLE 'pa ni sh Club '19 Congres ' 19 Size H llflt'r afo11e wlzo zs orcu j zed wztlz noble tlzouglzts . .,, �PAGE SENIORS WI1' TER, ~lb. ' DELL L. A ll that she does, Sill' does wzth her mzght; 1 hwys done h lzalr ·er A re never done rzght. Exec u tive Committee ' 17, ' 1 , ' 19 Bi g S ister ' I , ' 19 \\'inner, \Volcott Con tes t ' 1 Lieuten a n t , R d Cros · ' 1 Junior E sco rt ' 18 WOOD.·, FElL ' E D. 1 /ze r en room, ca::.' slu was zn Seemed wann from floor to azlzn'. ~l i n e r va W ODWORTH, ARTEL WOHLEY, I. .\BELL 'he 1s .1tatel) , and has tlzg111t ) And size has wzt. ~l inerva '19 B1 dzhgence she wws her wa; . B ig .'ister \\'RIGHT, LEAHE ~I RY-BELLE She doe tlz h ttle lwzdnesses If' luch most leave undo ne, or des jnse. Spanis h Club ' 1 , ' I 9 \ETTER, H.l .. ELL Tlzzs ZJ m 1 zced to go to school. Chee r L eader ' 19 \\'e lfa re Com mi ttee ' 16, ' 19 57 �PAGE 58 THE ANNUAL A\ L GTO. ·, T L\lOT HY Cl:'RTIS, :\IARCE LL \ "All yrt"at men are d11ng and I don't fed l't'TI well nnself." Il ajlji\ am I , fr01n can.' I'm free/ Tf In aren't tlze1 all contented lzhe me? Congre:s '17, '1 8 'ongress-:\l inena P ia) · 1~ FEL ' BE.RG, HER:\IA.' Sa IJ lttt/1!, /wows muclz . JOH · so ~', ADA JOSEPHIXE Tlze for of 10uth and health her eyes dzsplay'd And ease of lzew t lzer er-en looh con ve,ed. O rchestra ' 19 Big Sister • ' E\\'. · o~ . IR\"L ·c; .1/rva 1.1 lauglz ll Inn _1 ou can medu-zne. zt zs clzea J• Lati n P ia, 17 Ba. ketbal f 19 G lee Club ' 19 !-,prinn P a rt) 'ommittee, Ch,tirman ROSS, ROBERT A. Jl e was e< er trense lll j1romzse heepwg. �PAGE SENIORS ." \liTH, DO.-.\ LD T o flunfl zs human to pa.rs dznne. ."WA. ·. 0 . ·, WALTER (7 59 L ·. " eefls paznted trzffles and fantasize to s , And eagerh pursues zmagwan jo)s." Cadet L irutenant ' 19 znnumu, HE. In WAL."I-1, BERT Aios t zs won when most zs dared. A s a wzt, zf not fint, zn the Len just Lwe. · Cla ss D ay Comm itte ." p rin P a rty Committee ' 19 Basketball, ~bltl agt r ' 1 B.\IR , ~L\RG . \RET A lzttle gzrl wztlz eyes bluer than tht' bluest r·zolets. ~lin e r v a ' 1 , ' 19 Bi g S ister Orchestra ' 19 BA.l ' ~IGARL ' ER, .\LLE •. T here's lots of fleasure zn the wor!tl I f on!\ we can find zt. • o let's all do as Allen doe.rTf' hen worn comes don't mwd tt. �PAGE 60 T HE BlF.G E L, LOl. ' I. ' E Alwa\J ntat, alwcn- dreJt As zf gozng to a fe~st. \Yelfar Committee 'I HE. ' AGHA . ', E LE.L ' OR Oh, thou art fmrer than till' cc cmng .liar Clad lll the beauh of a thousand stars . ~I inerva ' 19 '(L '._' ELI.Y, ~I H.LL ' A mern lzt:art maluth a cheerful wuntenan(e. ~J i n erva ' I ], '1 D .UBJO. ·, ~I E A smzle for all, a we/rome [!lad A lwpp1 jozial wa1 she had. R apid 'it) H igh .' chool R apid C it), : outh D akota DRACO~ , JOE JO~E.' , l~z er a man of a(twn . KE_. ' T , Bl ' L\ l ite ,U Usf's dzd clann lzer f01 thezr own. LORIE, LIO. ' EL Better a bad e-.;cuse than none at all. ~L\H.STO . ·, GR ~L\RTL ·, ALYL . 1 /ze world loz•es bun men . FR , \ .~ ' K.' JOH •. T. "Tize sj-rzghtl1 wzt. the lll'el\ t'\e, The engagznr1 smzle the gazet1, Tlzat laughed down man 1 a lwj1eless jJUtl , And Aept 1 ou ujJ so oft tzll one/ GH..\ YE.' , ID A woman who needs no eulogr, she speahs for herself. TREE. ' BrRG, DOROTHY IDA he IS most fazr and unto her, lzfe doth rzghtly lzannom:ze. ~I ine r va ' 17, ' 1 B ig 'i ter ' 19 CE H tuubome ZJ as hand.wme does, As tlze old tmze ma\zm sar . A modest bo1 of abzlzt1 . FITZELL, JOH . P l'L Gl. ' Y 0 . Il zs motto zs , " TVIzat's the use to worn, 1 ou're bound to come out on top." ~I GI . ' I ·, HAY~IO .. ' D ll l.l wa1s are ways of j'le lJantne.lS . PETER. · o~ , EL~IEH. K nowledge comes but wzsdom lzngers. PRICKETT, DOLLIE " 'he zs much lol'ed b 1 all her schoolmates, as well as a general favorz te of the facul t -., ." R BL ' OWITZ, GOLDIE ANN U AL R ,'SEAl, l .EO I profeJJ not tallang, onl1 tlllJ, Let eadz man do Ius best . .' A YRE, E DW,\RD Tahe m 1 good word for zt . SEE~IA . ·, GRAC E I n \outh and beaut\, wtsdom zs but rcue. ~l i n erva ' 1 7, ' 1 .' HF. PLE H, KATHARL 'E Tl'lzo nez er doubted, nez a half be/ze'(} f'd, Tlhere doubt, there truth zs-'tzs her shadow. O rc hest ra ' 1 8 S panis h C lu b ' 1 , ' 19 .J unior E scort '1 S~IITH , IH.E~E "'he's ane b1 hersel,' no ane lzhe zther fault ." SL ' .'~IA .~ ·, FREDA Age cannot wztlzer her. nor fustom stale H er wfimte l'arzet\. ~J inerva ' 17, '1 , ' 19 \\' olrott '1 9 S\VA . ' SO .', HILDA 'Tzs T'Zrlue tlzat doth malte her most admzred. A mern lze~zrt nez ~r la,c hs \ompany . ~lm e rva 17, I , 19 Great men are swcere. II ere zs one. H • ' KL ' E, CH RLE. 0 lz , tlzzs learm ng, what a th1ng zt IS/ H e has a careful mwd. TOBIA .', KER~IIT G . WEL ' H , JOH~ �PAGE JUNIORS JUNIOR 61 CLASS 19IS!lUIREsl20 'Tv..·as once in a 'ery odd circumstance, That the) ear 1920 was given the chance To com er-.e with Old Father Time. While the girl s, indu ·triou , ~T ell appearing and cleYer Can be equalled in thi genc>ration • •e\ r ~ " You ha\e tired, I pre unw, Of the sameness and gloom Of the world and its dreadful monotOI1) ; But let me disclose, \\'hat not t'\ er) one know , Of my clas. at a school, called E. D. " X ow, mere .J union, are the), Yet great wise men do :ay, 'Tis the best that e'er th ) haw . een. In Athl tic ·, Studie ·, Character, as well, Th boy: of Old Ea t would be hard toe Tel; " A great deal more hould he mentioned aho\'e, But for )Oll, Father Time, I ha\e such a l<ne That I could not endure to keep you awake, II the time for the ,lun ior: I r all) . hould take. So if ) ou and the whole world, will JUst renwmber To wait 'till the e ·ond of next September, You'll find a cia:. that )Our.elf, will fool And will b omething a littl unusual." B) Low 11 Hall ��- ������\V o( lt•y Oh. li. ten. dear Junior. \nd rake the a(h ice Ot one who is old at the game. \nd a 'ear from tmhn \ ou' ll he feel in~ quit;. gay And telling )Our Junior · the . anw. \\'nn n il "' B ~·rnc THE SONG OF THE GIIIIID \\'ork hard the tir-.r quarter. \ nd harder the next, . \ nd keep up the good work the third; \ou can loaf jo)full) .\ II the fourth, and with gl<.>e \\'arch !-.l;l\ e tho e who thought work ab. urd. If \Oil take ~Ir. Pitts Fo; psycholog), learn The "Triangle, " . trangc though it !-.eem, For in e'en te. t The que:-;tio-n the be. t (That is. hardest) ha that for its th me. In Engli!-.h, dear ( -~) Burke I harde t, b, far. \Vh n om:e he i O\t' r, all' \\ell. Do 'our memon work, Con{po. ition-. d<;n't hirk, And you may of the deed li' e to tell. But chem is the add'. tAnd h ar mv adYiceLi, e and hope. there' no more ) ou can do. :\o one e'er could do it. • ·o one e'er aw through it. E>.cept ot gr at mind-. one or two. ~I) character'-. ruined. \1) heart i · ge-broke, \I) . weet di po. ition ha. ff \\'. I thought I could !ide h) ; I didn't abide b, Th rul .., otfe~ed me bv friend.., true. - So li ten, dear Junior::-. nd take the adYice Of one who i old at the game . •\ nd a 'ear from to(hn, Though your hair wil(be gray. You'll be telling )Our JunioL the same. �PAGE 70 THE THE SOPHOMORE ANNUAL CLASS 19 j PAGESI21 n_, \Y11 0 1 1.\;\1 H .\ I. I. l H. Frc. hman ) car ha. brought us through a p riod other. It created good fellow ship, mablmg them all to pull of preparation for the higher .· tudi . now b ·fore u togeth •r and bringing the clas. a. near a. po sible to one hun- a Sophomor . . An aim and a purpo e, which we dred per c nt eftirienq. ~Ian) . tudent. ha' e entered "chool clubs, and rec ived gr at help from t'h~n1. will do well to follow eYer, have b en kept b f r tL b) our q:\\' re-,pected and faithful in tructor . q:Thc . upport w ha,·e recei' d from th . school board and principal::, in permitting u · to indulge in cl an .port:-, with the ha, learned that there arc man) corner-, to turn a well as :eemingl) interminable straight course. to pur.ue 111 acquiring duration. ma- q: "Know and do thing. right' ' i'i a good motto. Though we terial!) in our tudi , r lie' ing u · of th mental .train which hard stud) bring · on, a. \Vell a. made mi . takes before we knew better, the number of them abl assi . tance of our coach has, no doubt, h lped us ' building u · physicall), whi ·h i · n c . :,~H) for carr3 inn on th work pr .crib d. q:Th vV lfar t e, all ,,. d th grow I e., and less a we gro\\ older and arc more perfected. q: In spite of the "general tlu" and the ' ·ro, ing pirit" we han· ocial hour, which wa. gn·en b3 th f) Commit- tudent of th . ucct'eded in accompli hing much of the work set for us, and a. we go forward w are a. - Sophomor clas to m et and b - sured of sure s: by the knowl- come edg we h;n e gained. acquainted with ach ��PAGE 72 THE THE ANNUAL FRESHMEN 19 jTHE CRAVLEj 22 B) H '. \RII.' J I S\\ . \1 1GH School at la~t ~ \Ye haw almost ·weat bl<x)d 0.:The Class of to get here. But~ ~ -when we op n the great door with the admirable teacher in the wondertul <'11\ ironment of Ea. t. to knowledg the greeting is "Hi, Scrub~ , ~Iostly 1<)22 Is looking forward to a gloriou · time from the honorable . ' ophomore~ and tho::-e in their ·econd half O.:B) th • \Va), 1 notic d in the 1 <) 1 ~ of the fir. t ) ear ( w 1<)1<) would not inflict initiation penaltie who gr et u ·). times a tia), 111<1) b fre. h but not , o fr , h a th pupiL lso we hear thi , from the teacher: about eight "How did ) ou <'H' r get into High School·?" "Grand Old Ea t Side." upon the incoming But that final!) con' inced me that rc;-;olut ions ''ere ju-.t made to break. , 'o 1 am sure the ria, of 1<)22 \\ill make no . uch re-.olutions unte. ~ O.:Though I belieYe we would not haw been o \\'arm!) welcomed an) wher classe~. nnual that the Cia-;. of el. e a. at the) intend to keep them. I wish to add that we will hold up the honor of " Old Ea. t" it it break:- our back. ��PAGE 74 T H E A N NUAL CHAPTER I I H c lrrvcd lite / '< ·ilif!ltl lhul surrount!J. cr'ltc bordcr-ltlnd of old Rollhlllce; 1/ ·hcre glillcr h,wberk, helm, and lance, And banner 'LC-'tl'i..'cs and lwmpct Jounds, _hul ladic.r ride 'LC-'ith hawk on wrist, .And mighty 1 ·arriorJ s·' ·ccp alonr;, cr'ltc duJk of ccn/uricJ and of son,r;. Longfellow-Tal s of a \\'aysid s 0 c I A Inn L ��PAGE 76 THE ANNUAL SOCIAL n IS . \ I' 0 ~E da, in the earh fall. the HI I I I DoJHd ' la !'-> of ' It) met and q: , \nd tor the pnng part) "e had In ing . ' ev,-.,on a cha irmm 'oted to appoint a color comm1ttee. The conJmlt- of the conu11ittee. Henr) Zimmerli, Zilpha Carter, Kathr) n t e, ha, ing been appointed b) tlw Pre ident , con- ILnen, and Yera Eddin i ted of .J o . . eph ine Perr), Tom Herbert and babel Peck. .~\ fter make up the re"t of it. 1\ little poetr) tit!-> the OlT<hion. decorating the wall-., with all po .. ible combination.,, the cia s discuo.;. ed and tinall) decided upon green and gold a the be t and the-,e were The Senior Cia!->. oi Ea...,t each )Car ( ;i' e" a part) in the "(>ring; The committee. all are eager to hear, Of charms for . ome new thing. dul) 'oted to be the color-; of the clas. of ' 1C). O.: The social hour committee, which engineered a numb r of ucn .· ful ocial The mi II ion stunts in ) ear-, long past \ \'ere the tine!->t n r . een; Yet all the stunh will be surp<hsed I n this "Part) of ' tC)." hour'>, was made up of :\ latthew • IcEner), chairman, ton harlott . 'ho .maker, and Carl- \)\ eny, a 'er) abl committee, all b in" con id red. O.: Abl) are w r present d in the com- mittee of th combined school graduation erc1 s. for the R alph Stak) and :\Iarian Carter compose this committee. The) call thi one a I ap) ear stunt, \\'here e'er) on ha jo), For with 0\ er a w ek to "hunt" Each Girl must find a Bo). T he gu sts will come in masqu rad , I n clothes of e' er) hu ; T he drink , ) ou·, e gue.·:-.ed, ar lemonad So girls it's up to ) ou. �PAGE 0 CIA L 77 BOYS' W ELFAR E COMMITTEE GIRLS ' WELFARE COMMITTEE <( The Bo) ' \Ycltart' Committee i compo.-.ed of nint' boy-.. <:'1<' ·ted from the tour cla se-.., with \I r. Puffer ; leader. '1 he aim o~ the committee is to promote social wcltart' and heart) co-operation in the chool. '1 he monitor S) -.tt'm wa · ag,1in introducrd to pre ent loitering in the hall and to protect propert) . At h ice rt'cei ' ed from \I r. P uffer and \l r. Barrett ha prowd \ <'f) helpful. q The Girl · \ Vel fare Committt'e con. i h of nine girl. v.·ho pre ide o'er the girl ' intere:it in -..chool. This )ear the meeting:- ha\e been held in conJunction with tho. e of the boy . l mprc)\ ement wert' made to the girl ' re . . t room and social hour. wt're promott'd. T he. e \\t'r<' a big -..ucct' · . G r at credit i due to tilt' kind help of :\I iss 'urry, our le,tder, and rhe l'O operation of :\J r. B arrett. ny .Tol IIOl STO'-, Cltutrllhlll JJy El I , \ OR ST.UTS, CltLil rllhlll �P A G E 78 THE SENIOR B _l Th 'ent was th Pr 111. Senior The date \\'as ~ farch 7, 1919. The place, El Jebel Temple. The committee wa Doroth) Hauk, ' harlotte Thomas, Katherine Bennett, hurchill Owen, H nf) Bonesteel, Horace ~ [ altby and .A very .\ rnold, chairman. The Board of en ·orship wa-. composed of par nt. and t a h rs. \ I R\ ANNUAL PROM . AR ()I J) The , ) ncopation w a furnl ·hed by Profes. or Lohmann. The good time was enjo) ed b) all in attendance. The regret of the evening was the stroke of eleven. The complaints \Vere made b) tho.·e who w re not pr :ent. The-e are facts and not fancies about the he · t and grandest Senior Prom Ea t D em er ever had. �PAGE SOCIAL SENIOR 79 PICNIC ny ~fAX PEr r ISH Som wher in E. D. H. '. <( With th Picnic Committee, May 24, 1919 (d lay d . <( To th tick t ell rs, b tt r known as th Blu Devils or, b tter till, a the "teufel-hund n," b long the credit of the hug uccess of the S nior Picnic. <( Activities wer very gr at in this sector all day Thursday and until noon Friday, when about 1 )O pri. oner: wer tak n. <( TIIE Prc'-"'I VI TORY • AS GRowI'I.t, I • l\fAG IT DE Ho RLY. Th army was pushina onward wh n at Doon, Friday, th .y had gon away v r the top. <( It wa · d cided to hold th Confer nee at 'a tle Rock. the mo ·t important r quir m nt w r : E.-\T, DA I E, PLAY GAM ' KILL GwoM Lind HA E A GooD TIME . Th nemy had to pay an ind mnity of all the joy th y had in them. <( Th pact wa · i ned and everybody had the above-m ntioned good time . Principal Barr tt, th man behind the gun (h follow d lr. Cannon), was ord r d from headquarter ·, to fire on the nemy if th y failed to liv up to the treaty. ~I r. annon wa · there with a PoP bottl in hi s hand, to s that the e ord r w r carri d out. q t about 8 o'cl<X·k w left a tie Ro k to r turn to our camp in D nver, and then to b di -charg d and go back to our -'?-well-wh rev r w wanted to go. W afely reach d the bottom of the hill and from th re w w nt to th point of embarkation. We were then off to cross th " pond," and land in dear old Hom , Swe t Home. q di tingui h d m m b r of th S nior Cla pick d a f w tune · off the banj n our way to D nv r. vYhat ·? Of c ur inging or at I a. t r ach d Sixte nth greeted by all of how them we appreciated th ir w lcom w gav th m a tr at by inging th .chool song and giving th m . om four p ppy yells. <( W then march d to our camp, and we w r giv n our honorable di charge. D mobiliz d w went to our homes tired, happy, and . leepy. <( The Jazz Band, known the world O\' r, non other than our O\Vn rag-time mu ic makers, furni h d the mu ic for the occa. ion throughout. �PAGE 80 THE ANNUAL SKATES ,\ST showed that roller "kating is still a popular pa. time h; turning out fit'<' ltllntlrt'd .i/rony at the first skate in .Januar) . q:·1 L<· econd one wa. held the latter part of Februai'). ,\!though there was not so large a cro\\'d a-; before, n t'r) one had a good time. IQ:The otw hnndred and eighteen dollar.;, which E '"'as the record profit made on the first skate, and the se' ent) dollar" cleared on the second, w re turned mer to the , \ nnual Board. <J.:Tiw committee was: \1. \R' BIIIIR FR.\'-K c.;., OR<.J· C .\RD, ('ltttirlllt/17 \V.\JTFR �0 CIA L PAGE C LASS DAY n, cu .\RI, s c. Bl .\"-' , , C I .ASS Da) will be a gala ewnt thi ) ear, and oh how much more fun it will be to he on the inside looking out rather than on the out ide looking i:1. As Frc,hnwn, we heard of Class Da). ,\ -. Sophomor<'" we lookell forw,ud to it. \It" hope for it. .\nd now \\e arc real!) going to have it. The committee~ arc a II rlected. Plan<; are made and nt'n a date set. q \Ve le:l\ e ht'hind U'i a numhrr of 'aluable article..;, uch a' ink wells tilled with prncil ~kl\ ing,;, de-.ks cane i \Vith the hierogl)phic of man) pas,ing cia. ·. e. and a nu11ber of well-helmed book . . , with which we have finished . All of tlw . . e w iII be d i po . . ed of b) .John Yaughn in the Class .. s .Junior.~ 81 Will. Loui-, Yidal wa · cho en to write the l g nd of thi · Class upon the leave · of thi · book. Q; While our discarded property will be pro' id d for in our La. t \Vill and Testament, our futures will be told and in an illuminating fashion, b) L o Syman and Jo ephine Perry m the Cia ..., Prophec). The toa tma ter at th supper will b vVilli :\Iontgomer), while our orator will be the right honorable R obert Pleu . The upper committee con. i t · of Freeman Quinb), Ralph Stale) and Bob Ierridith. Th . dance committee, of A. \V. Bartl tt ~Iar) Beeler, and H enr) Z imnwrli. The play committee, of Frank \\'alter, George Tobin and ~I atthew ~I cEnir). The program i. in charge of .Joe Hou ton, K athr) n Ha, en and Tom Johnson. Q; So her we go and a ch er for C;,,JS D<~y. �00~ 0~ 0 ������������PAGE 94 THE I I I CHAPTER 1/,,• < ·r,rft( .i d .1/d,f/t'-d.\, '/t,t/,·,·.ipt't/1"<' .l"t~id O/h' d.ry. T /;c .1/,t.f/C ,, .,corltl-·,c,t.l ,c/,til ltc llll'ti lll /o ·'"·''· I I. vox \\ . II ohll<·>< ,\ l'rolo~tl<' POPULI ANNUAL ��PAGE THE 96 ANNUAL THE ASSEMBLY PERIODS , BT .\Kl • '\I·Y OH.Tl'. ',\TELY for the Ea t Side High School ~~ r. Barrett does not lwl ie' e that a I ibcral education i confined to text boob. , ' ot only has ~Jr. Barrett gi,t'n us many intert'~ting talk~ him...,t>lf during the A ·!-embly Pnio<.b, but lw has been mahled through hi wide acquaintanrt', to pro ·ure for u · man) oth r "peakt'r. of note. F liberty of the inhabitant: of Ireland. Thi s was particular!) appropriate, as it wa. giwn on St. Patrick'. Da). Twice, the electric ~Ir. Hodnette ha: addre .. ed u on . ubject. of national importance and interr. t. ,\. II ear. were open a: soon a. he ·t pp d forward to . peak. Lieut< nant Charle: Well told us . ome of hi.· adventur s in different a rial training camps. O.:Co lonel Pettee, a Young ~len '· Chri ·tian sociation ecretary and worker, who wa cited for bra' er) under fire, b) the Fr n(h gov rnment, JeJi,t>n•d .1 ju titication and defense of th Y. ~f. C. A. in it. acti' itie. on the battle front . Pre ident Hopkin of Dartmouth had a nwssage and a plea for the efficienq of the ) oung men and ) oung \\' 0111 n of th l ' nited .'rates. Li utenant Horae "\\.ells, aftt'r hi return from German) wher h had bren a pri-.,oJwr, told u of :om of hi:, e perience · fl) ing abm • tht' lines. Bi. hop Franci . J. ~lcConnell delivered an addre .... on the Leagu<' of Xation, urging that the con. ideration of this plan for world p ace be put on a higher plan than that of m re part) politic.;. Father O 'H.)an deli,ered an appeal for the O.:But our :sembl) Periods have not, it i. true, b .n limited entirely to the di.ru ·sion of . eriou affairs through which we ha,·e b en pa:. ing. The Gl e Club has gi' en u. it. ·hare of entertainm .nt. An operetta, directed by ~~ r. Whiteman, wa given and appr ciat d ,·ery much. Low II Hall, Freda Da, i , Ruth Spivak, and u tin Bacon pia) ed th rol m thi:. O.:.A ~Iemorial S rvice, , imp! yet impr .-. i' e, wa. held the fourteenth of February. Our . en·ic flag contain: ight en gold sta r.: Captain H ichard 'illiu: .poke to u · of th pirit with which our :oldi r: ent r d the . ervic of our countr) to die for the cau r if th n d ·hould c me. 0.: 11 hail to th .·. embl) Periods ~ �VOX POPULI PAGE THE 1. 2. "W'OODBURY Tlw Lt'agut' of. ·ations ........... ·,· ....... .1/'i/Jon I I· Rl I> \ JDI o-.... 7· \\'hat \\' ar Fighting For ................ .Jrt!Hm A Cit) That Hath Foundation" .............. .-1!/.:in.i . Fore Without Stint or Limit ............... tri/.ion JO. I I'll ~· J>. 11 I le i Dl R R Y BO Bah) Jon tlw Gr at is Fallen~ ................ Ctinc 9· \\'hy are We Fighting German)'? .............. 1-tlnc TIIIODORI Piano Solo-Higole-tto .. /"crdt-1-tJ::/ _:\! \DI I I I I RI 1 IIART 'orn t Soler-" B I ICKI "SIH. RFi cR loha 0 ". H tt<.t.:,tiiLin I. IIARR! K.\Tll.\1 Fl· " -+· Speech lwfort' the Cham her of (,TO 1 o. Lincoln, the ~ry.t ry of D mo raC), ROBJ RT S. IIJ. RZO(, frt/son I 1. Th Deputit'-., ............ Clcmcncct~tt II O'r)) C'. STI LSTl J.L PALL BI."llOP ECIJ. , \BI 10\ITZ ~- 97 . 0. Tht' French .'oldier of 191 ~· . . Drmmir J. ST \ "'- I 1- Y YO l G Light of Yictor) . . . . . . onn.tlley ROBERT J. PIlL. (hertur 6. Sp ech lwfore tht' Anwrican Hou. e of Representative;-; ........... l'h:iani "Tancred" ........ Ros.rmi HIGH • CIJOOL ORCH E. TR.\ . Tt .\RT SII.\W Jl f)(,l. GirL' Quart tte ··Ha) ing Tim " ...:1 nderson FRl-D.\D,\\1. I· I T .\ D.\ \ ' I. DOROTH RLTH TFW.ART PI\AK HORA E • • HAWK! " F. 0. MR. HAR\'l Y CORDI. 'G LY ROBERT .J. PLEl"R \\"innt;r, Forty-Rixth \\'oo<lhtn·~· 'ontt·Ht AI I I· I AMBI.RT .RATHBOR:-..1 �PAGE 98 THE STEVENS CONTEST n_~ CII.\Ril· s T WOLCOTT PRIZE B) Zll Pll.\ C.\RTJ R '. BI..\KI "EY HE twenty-fourth St ven · oratori al cont st wa · h ld in th of auditorium of the L T orth .'ide on the l v nth pril, 1919. (J;: Th conte. twas interesting although not very well attended. Each school . ent an oratorical r pr ;,entativ and . om . ort of a musical !-.election to con. titut (J;: Thi year becau e th th program. war wa. ov r th r wa. no personal prize of \Var Stamp a · th re was Ia. t ) ar. The prize go . to th . cho 1 \vho r pr ntati ,-e ha · b en j udcred the be. t in rh torical composition and in deli' (J;:Th sp ech of L f). w r a · follow. : BoL h 'i.m by Leon harn ) · orth Sid High. America' Yi ion by Robert Herzog of Ea ·t Side. merica's Yi. ion by ~Iartin H r of W . t D n m rica' · Yi . ion by Jam · Edward Fol y of th Training High. ~Ioral Yictor) b) Frank for th T HE forti th annual sight r ading cont . t forth \''olcott ~I dal wa · h ld on ~larch tw nty- ighth. The Senior Cla · r pr ntati,·es wer : Freda Su · man 1ice :\!ellen, and Zi Iph a Carter. The Greenawalt, Doroth} Elliott, ~hlr) rp. on and ~Iargaret Jane Simms. The Sophomon-. were Ev 1) n Yan Horn and Doroth) R ) nolc:L and the Fr shnwn w re Phylli s Hoffman and Pearl Schr cter. Th judg · were ~Ir. 1\ we mb Cl viand ~Ii .· · Loula Newton and .M r:. David Elliot. ~I argar t Jane Simm . wa . award d th medal. .:\Iargaret 'ordingl), Juniors were ~largaret r. ~Ianual (J;:Th mu ·ical program con- annon of , uth . i t d of a piano olo by Ralph twas adjudg d th b t and . o th priz Stal y a ftut :olo b Thoma · b , a axaphon duet by Carlo. Sid . CJ;:~I artin Her of \V Stev n. conte. t do s not c m ANNUAL to Ea t a · it has for n arly v ry) ar ince th cont . twa · ina~rated. and Paul Hahn wald, and a .ong by th Boy.' Gl lub. �PAGE VOX POPULI 99 MINERVA Ry ~L\R(,.\RlT SHAW HE \linen a Literar) Societ) con io.;ts of 1 )O girl· of accredited. ...;chol_a~ hip, the girl · o~· the three upper classes bemg ellglhl to nwmber.·h1p. <J;The meeting. are held twic a month on Thur da) afternoon!->. qThe obJeCt is to ~e' c.lop a liter~H). intere. t .md to train the g1rb 111 the art ot expre-.Jon. q l'he girl · manage the bu. ine-;s of the ocietv. qThis )Car ~li s Griflln ha· acted as , 11on~or. Th girl· ar '<'r) appreciati' of ht r help. qThe \linen a Journal, mad up of contri bution" in th form of storie-;, po ms, jok s, .md current e' ents from th m mber of the <Xllt\, i read at each meeting. qTh. program, con. i'iting of a . tudy of a It'\\ author· and their writings, some music and dancing, makes a plea ant hour for the T ,.,lrl. qThi. y ar we tudied Irvin Cobb and 0. ongress wa. th guest of ~I in n a a one of th meeting. at which a . ketch of Booth Tarkington and th tory of ·s v nern'' were gi' en. On anoth r o ca ion ~Ii ss \fat donald fa, ored us with . e' era! dane . Henr). <(Th initiation of th new member took plac thi · }ear, in Sept mb r and pril. ft r each initiati n we dane d. <(Ea h }ear :\Iinerva unite with 'ongr s. in a dance which i njoyed by all. <( s th war roll bv we . hall ]o, e to look hack on the afternoon' :pent in the ~lin rva Literar) Societ) and th e' erla ting fri ndhip· we made while m mber of that ociet}. OFFI ERS fJR.T IL\I.F C.\RTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PrcJidcn/ ::\IARL\ EuA Eu 1 OR ~h.\ATS . . . . . . . . . . !"irc-J>residenl :\I PHI R. O'- . . . . . . .. . . . ... ctrc!tlry FIFI BI·YER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ircusurcr LoL I..\ WARD . . . . . . . . . . . Editre.rJ-117-CI!Icj . 1 co . [) )L\ u Lon ..\ \ \'ARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pre.ridcn/ :\IARC,.\RIT JA F Sr ll\1 •. .. . !"irc-PrcJidcnl :\1.\Bl L SADLrR . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . ccrc/ar_r Et.. . I Cr. :\I AM PBELL. . . . . . . . . . Tred.rurer ~R.\" C'I· s lh 11 JTZ . . . . . . Edi!rc.rJ-in- ltief �.\ilkl•n C"atnloth• Ego t'r.s ,\rmstron~-: Gro~.· Gull~-:l'l Cartt>r Elt>mt'IHlorf Baldwin Carter Foster llanslowe B<'Yt'l' Collin· Bowman Barry 'artwrh;ht Fouts Gin~h(·r~ ntsh ILt~·•lt·l'llHlll l!uhhanl .fohn~on ( 'ututpr Bra11<lt !lavis Go<ldar<l .Tont·!4 Brown ll\n·lli Gorton Kt>llt·r ('alllwt'll J>unler <1l't'!'IHl\\Uit King �.. amp.·on TheiJus "p ·i~.· \\"inter �PAGE THE 102 CONGRESS By FREh L\ H Qt.,! BY YIXG completed the i t enth session, the D mer High School Congr · r cord no) ear mor succe:sful than thi . . Congress has b n gr atl) handicapped in obtaining debate. with the other High Schools of the city on account of the enforced Yacation, but thi . did not k p u from h;n ing some Ji, el) debates, both formal and informal. EYer) 'ongressman did his b t to make Congre:. what it had been in pa t ) ars. <( Th Triangular D bate, which i. con. idered th bigge t e\·ent in d bating circl , was not h ld thi · ) ar on account of th unwillingness of the high ch Is at Pu blo and anon it) to try to prepar and hold a . uccessful debate so lat in th 1 } ar. <( et all the tim wa · not ·pen in debates and parliam ntar) training, for during the :chool) ar ongr .. had two social affairs, th 'ongr .·s-~l inen a Party and th annual ongres Banqu t. <( Th party wa held th firt part of the) ar. It wa · att nded b) all the memb r of ongr · and ~lin rYa and also b) many graduat . There wa · dancing in th gymna. ium to mu ic furni ·hed by th Ea t D m r H.igh School Jazz Band. <( Th Annual Banquet wa. held th, latt r part of th . chool _ear, Hepre. entatiY Gartman acting as toa.·tmast r. <( ~[r. Pott r, our coach and faculty m mb r, '"''a. at the head of ' ongres again thi y ar. A great deal of cr dit is du him for the work he has done for th body and Y ry ongre. :man thanb him for <Yiving up his tim to help th m t promot debat · in th High School . ANNUAL ��PAGE THE 104 ANNUAL MUSIC U_t R.\1 Pll B. ST.\ I FY p;_ EALIZ. \ TIO~. of mu ical am- bition~ ha leen ours thi · )Car. \V e ha \(' not on!) taken ~erious1) the clement<H) training offered h) the ~chool. but through the organization of 'a riou · club~ ha \'e placed e'er) mu ic lO\er in hi. or her element. In the clas. room the intere. ting work ha. con:i. ted of routine . ight-~inging, tone placement, choru. work, correct breathing, ear training, and a general appreciation of th art. \Ye ha' al"o ab orbed a compreh n. iYe knowledge of mu ical hi . tOr) which giw u a broad idea of the different musical epoch.· . qThe Bo) .' Glee 'lub ha-; been \Cr) popular and ha-; done itself proud on ,·ari ou occa ion . Through the inter ting work of the Girb' Gle Club, th Boys' Quart tt , th Girls' Quart tt , th Orch tra, and th :\Iandolin-Guitar Club, a gr at deal ha b en contributed to an id al mu ical y ar. It i: ob iou that nev r b - fore in the histt>r) of the -;chool ha · mu-,ical talent displa) ed . uch unu ual ...,pJenuor. Both credit and a feeling of gratitude ar(' due to the Jazz Band which ha ...,o generou !) ~en ed it-, .chool. 'I he Oper.t wa recei' ed by spell -bound cro,vd..,, and conceded b) all to be a dazzling production. ~ ' o doubt the mu ical romed) ", \ rchie' , \ unt" ''ill be the grand finale of the )Car. q For the. e achin emt'nh \\ e are indebt('d to the un tiring efforh and gent Ie pcr'e' <·ranee of ~Ir. '-'' hiteman who has un-.e]fi,hly gi' en his time and a(h ice to all mncerned at all time ... ~lr. B.trrett al-o h.t taken a con-,cientioth intne ·t in the \\'Ork. q\Ve hope this ha-, been j u t the beginning of a true and deep a,>preciation ot the art, and that e'en greater a.;piration ma) be re .1lized in the future in our school a · well as in a world of harmon) without. East Side High S chol ha'> unci rgone a mu ical R nai .·sanc . ��PAGE THE i06 CHAPTER IV _-j lmt!fltl lltcrc ' '-'LIJ, dtul tft,ll tl u.:orllty IIlLI/I =r'ltLII from the tune !Ita/ he firs/ began =r'o rtd en ou !, ltc IO'i.:cd c/uv£11 ry, =Jrullt Litlll honor, freedom and courtesy. 'hauepr- Canterbury Tah·s ATHLETI c s ANN UAL ��WEARERS OF THE D ATHLETIC B 0 A R D �CAPTAINS AND MANAGERS BECK. ~IEHHIDITH, 1\IA. 'AGEl! 11,\LL, ~IA. 'AUEII IIERBEHT, MANAGE!! l..:!\'Fl..:G, l\IANAGEII �PAGE THE HO THE Jj I ,' EJL-/LL- FRAY 'tR l'j C1\- 191 - B) Bon B1.cK Y ent~u iastic hu kies eagerl? an. \~· ered Coad~ PufS I~T. ter . call tor baseball player. . Att r a tew week. ot hard, intensiYe training in batting and fielding, the Angel: were working like a well-oiled machine. But in spite of all of this, the team wa. doomed to ha rei luck. q Ea t lo. t her first game to South after a hard fought truggle. Th . econd game wa. lo. t to .:\Ianual. Owing to a steady downpour of rain and the . lipper) condition of the field, neither t am wa. at it · b t. B ginning with the third game the ngel. staged a come-back, by winning from both ' orth and vVe. t. But they \\' r . oon taken into ramp by the fa t ft) ing . 'outh team. Th la. t game, with ~Ianual, was cam·ell d becau e of wet ground . qDe. pit the Angel ' hard luck the team, taken indi' iduall) and collectiY 1), was worthy of Ea t' · backing. Coach Puffer 'a pta in Shoemaker, Phillip. , Brigg. , Dougla., all 'et ran~, and the rest of the less distingui. h d but faithfulm mb rs, all contributed to an cell nt team which for ·ome unknown reason m1 ed th championship. q The recipi nts of the f It alphab tical badg f honor for nice wer : Brigg:, Phillip. , Douglas, Yidal, O'Bri n, .:\IcKenzie, T sch r, 'l:.n ton, Houston, Gibbon , unningham, vVriter manag r, Sho 'maker captain and Beck captain- le t. qTh a on clo ed with ,'outh g tting th championship. L qH ere' · hoping for the championship in 1 20. ANNUAL H) 1< - n .1 FR \" K ~'.u 'ITR, C tpltllll '1 9 T HIS )ear Ea . t has a more pleasant story to tell about track. East Den\'er won the city champion~hip. :\lost of the credit should be gi,en to Coach Sewell, who spent all of his spare time with the team. q Captain Dean was out e\' f) night looking after the new men and did much to help win the champion. hip. ~Ianager Powell worked faithful!) eYery night and de. er\'e · much credit. q Don .:\Ic:\' iel scored the mO=-t point for Ea t, taking fir t in the half-mile and making a new cit) record in the +tO. qTe. cher won the pole Yault and Kidder and Phillips tied for fir t in the high jump. qB rigg:-; took . econd in the mile and pole vault; Sho maker took two . econd in the 1 oo and in the 220. In addition, h ran in the relay. qDean Arch), ~r ~llt r, and Gibbon.· placed 111 the hurdles, mile and weights re··.pecti' el). q B side · Shoemaker, Capt., Dean. O'Brien, and Smith r:m in the rela). :YE},Tl\ !. '-B) Low1 J.L H .u r, .~ftlth1ffCT ./~ : TOHED b) tine we:~ther and l~igh enth_u iasm, the Tennis F I ournament at th ( 1ty Park ( ourts th1s year was a complete . uccess. q mong those who di . tinguished th m. h ·e;; in th :ingle. \\ere Hobin on, Heid, Curti, Hill, Shaw and Borwick. E.- �ATHLETICS PAGE ptcially prominent w re 1 ew. on, Gartman, :\Iontgom ry, E. tabrook, and Blaken y. After a hard truggle with E:tabrook, Blakene} emerged th victor. He won from :\Janual but wa · put out by Clow of W ·t. In th doubl , Jontgom r} and E. tabrook, after d f ating Gartman and Blak ney in the · mifinal and S hoenthal and r ew in tht> final in turn ov ream rhrteamsofall ch ol inDenver,winningth citydouble title. did material on the t am and w had high hop of duplicating the school record of the preceding two year ·. Thr e letter-men will b back n xt )ear and we hope the team will have a :ucc · ful · a on. BASI\ETILfLL-By Lour. YIDAL GIRL' 'tE NTk - By YI, RA Eoor ·s A BOlT twelve ag r cont stant ent r d the Ea t D nver .n tenni · tournam nt thi . y ar h ld at City Park courts. It \\-a. an interesting truggl and the girl worked hard to th end. After a splendid :erie of gam , Hortens Gourley d feated \Jargaret Shaw in an inten ly xciting game and was announc d t nni. champion. q ~Iarian Carter and Mildr d nthony d f at d Horten. e Gourley andY ra Eddin for the champion hip in double ·. FOO'tBALL-By Jo. EPH . Ho · .TO · , Clp!ain HE football ea on tarted off in a v ry promising fa hion for Ea t · t am under th abl lead r ·hip of our n w coach, ~Ir. Sidney John on, but prov d later to b very di appointing, for we wer abl to play nly one gam , which wa lo t toW t by a core of 6-o. Th lin up for thi gam wa , Bartl tt, :\1arr, Bone teel, . D n low, B ck I rridith, Vidal, F. D n low, .'tale), Zimm rl i, :\Iar. h, Pa qu lla, J. ~IcEn ry Hoov r and Hou ton. (J; The a on wa brought to an abrupt nd by th clo ing of the city chool for a period of two month on account of th influenza epid mic, which w pt th country. Ther wa . plen- Hi T GIRL 'PA KETB.-tLL-By VI· RA Eoor B . KETB LL ha · �����0 <0--MONTGOMERY----Qr...-a LA K r:: N E y ____JJ--E5TfRBR00K----<:b ~~~~~====~~~-------------~~~ �GOURLEY -4Wfi.J[S'- ��BA5t\l:T.5ALL-o a 0 �PAGE T HE i20 c HAPTE R v "Ftlllh' /.1" t1 JCL'/1 I I c.f.\ .lllll j/ o·u.;cr ll' tllt f/dlldy rrrru. :n of !told, Nul friendship i.r d brct~lltill!f msc lf' tlft J'i.CCC/.1 Ill t'~L'L'r)' }old." Olin•· \\'<·llth•ll llolnH s c L u B s ANNUAL ����������PAGE THE i30 CHAPTER lrritc on your doorJ the JLI_l'inrJ n VI ·i.rc Lind old, "Be Bolrl.' Be Bold."' and c·vcr_ncltcrc, ''Be FJold;" "Be not too bold!" Tct bcltcr lite c\CeJJ Tlt<~n the de/eel; belter lite more tltdn lc.r.r; Better like Hector in the field to die, Tltt~n like " perfumed J>ariJ /urn and fly. Longfellow-::.forltorl Salutamus ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL ��PAGE THE i32 RED ANNUAL C R 0 S S By BI·TT) SPARII.\ \\ K of Daniel '· Fish r ·' Store. The influenza pre· " nt d any work b ing don in October, and, after r turning from our enforced Yacation, the work was no longer ne d d, the armistice had been signed. q AJthough yer) little was done the East DenYer spirit ofth girL wa'i one hundred p r cenr and much credit . hould be accorded them. HE, • ~chool tarted h t S ptember eYer) girl pi dg d her _If to giYe one hour a w ek, after ~chool, to the making of surgical dre.~ ing for our bo) s. ~Ian) girl· propo d to go two or three da) . a week, th reb) gi' ing up mo. t of their .pare time to R ed Cro ·. work. This work wa-; to be done in the gau;;e rooms W THRIFT AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS By EL 1 ER GARTJ\L\" HEN the l nit d States enter d th . war, Ea t Side High r spond d nobly to th call for mone) . quota wa. s t for th . cho l and immediate!) the :ale of Thrift and War SaYings Stamp boomed. The last few week in Jun aw Ea ·t b hind it quota till a bright idea truck one of the committ e and a Stamp Da) wa in tituted which . ent East " OYER THI, ToP. " qRoom r pre~entatiYes were divided into two teams, the W Army and ' aYy. Y ry ke n riYalry was :hown in which tir t on then another would go ahead in the amount of . ale~. The amount of :ale. from D cember 11, 1917, to D cember jt. 191 >, wa $15, 67.91. qi n 1919, the ame determination and . pirit of . acritire .howed it elf, with the ·ales from Januar) 1, 1919 to ~hl} . 1919, amounting to $1,H27.96, which speaks highly of Ear D enyer H igh's patriotism. �PAGE ORGANIZATIONS THE GIRLS ' VVORKING T HE Girls' \\'orking Resen is a branch of theY. W. C. A. for East D nwr girls. Th meetings are held month!) at the Y. W. C. A. and th program presented are e cellent. 'ot on!) good time · do the girl · h.n e, but at Christma , Thanksgiving and other holida) s the) r-" e other:-. good times by . ending bask ts to th m or Yi iting BIG 133 RESERVE them per~onall). The oiikers are 'er) competent. They are: :\l ARt •• \RI T SIL\ w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J>rcsidcn/ ?\I AR(u\RI·T ... TICllOI s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l"icc-J>residcnl :\L\ RIO I ~IJ .\ ... \ \'A SSO'- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ccrc/ury IL (,f R .• . . . . . • . • • . . • . . • . . • • • . . . • • . . =JrcLI.•llrcr SISTERS By LoLISA WARn L 'T :\lay :\li s· Small, Mi ss Griffin, :\lr . Arundel, :\Jargar t Cording!), and :\lind 11 Wint r put their re perrive heads together, and plann d a Big Si:ter As. ociation. The aim i. to h lp the n w girls with their program and ·ocial inter t:. !though the plan wa original!) for ".crube · es" onh, man) '.-crub r. ' thankfully rec i,·ed Si.terh adYice. With :\lr. Cannon's Big Brother!) aid, the tir t Big Si. ter "tea, with hone)" held at East D mer ,.,..a · a Th t a at the mid-year, although it was war-time ·ucc chocolate with mar:hmallow , al o canw off w ll. (), er two hundred girb h;we been welcomed to our . isterly arm. thi ) ar, and we hop that th Little Si ters of today will mak the .... . ociation m an more to those of the ne ·t das~es than we, the beginner , could po :ibly ha' e meant to them. OFFICERS FIR. T IJALF Sl CO :\!1. DELL WI'-TER Lo D II.\ I F . . . . . J>rcsidcnl ......... Lo t-ISA \ \'.\RD I.A \ \ ' ,\RD . . . . . . . . ... Tccrclary ....... .:\1.\RI.\'- C.\RTJR .:\lARY \ \'ooJ EY . . • . . . • . =JrcLISllrcr .. ... Lt Cll u . O'lhlli Y �PAGE 134 THE EAST DENVER CADETS B y Ho1n RT PLE s T HE Fourt enth H giment of th High School Yolunt rs of the { nit d. States, a: re-organized two years ago, has b en rapidly incr a ·ing in both numb rs and ability. The Ea t DenY r { rnit ha. grown fr m th two compani s of last year to six full con~ panies. The drill this year wa · made compul sory in th tenth and eleH'nth grades and ncourag .d among the Fr shmen and . 'eniors. Stud nt officer. were appointed at th beginning of th year from thos having previously pas d th examination. . aptain H. S. Hob on and Li ut nant Stratton haY had charcr of th drilL, while :\Ir. He d ha act d a military in, tructor. y tem of monthly r port and the o-called D m rit yst m wer · introduc d and haY don much toward bett ring th organization. Drill ar h ld twic a w ek with an Officer ' and S rgeant ·' School oncr ea h we k. H gim ntal hik · and . ocial e,·ent · haY of th variou brought th Cadeb chools into clo ·er union. Th big eY nt of th year will b a competitiv drill b twe n the fiy high schools, for the best drilled company, ·quad, and individual in the cit). Thi · will be h ld om tim early in Jun and i looked forward to with much enthu ·ia m. ANNUAL ���- �PAGE THE 138 CHAPTER VI I .Js loll!/ ly'L'clh the merry 1/htll, they .ILly, tJ doth the Jorry IIILlll, Lllid /OIIffCI' by Ll d<i_l '. l'lla11 - Hoistt•r 1 loisll·r STUDENT BRAIN STORMS ANNUAL ��'PAGE THE i40 FIRST PRIZE ANNUAL TALE The Retu rn of W i llie B rown Hy EniTII Lou: I T was one of tho-..e rare da) . in the latter part of spring when th~ bird . . it on th ' window ca emen~. _and ~\' i . ely cork thet r p rt h<:>ad.., and laugh at the . tuptdt t) ot thos mortal who p rsist in remaining indoors, with head deepl) engros. ed in book . I t \\a . just on of tho. e d ,t) . wh n th whole happ) world breathe. of spring; when th<:> rh rry blossom. burst into d lirate pink rl u. t<:>r'i of bloom and on is rerkle. h . eiz d with th uncontrollable d :>ir to lie pr ne unde1 th fragrant, protecting tre "• content to watch the billow' white clouds drift dr amilY by; when the Yagrant fi . h jump high a~d play in the cool mountain . tr am. and small boy. are . mid nl) afflicted with " . pring f ' er." I <(\Y illie Brown looked di con-;olate- h out of the \\ indow, watching two greed) robin. fighting owr a j u iq worm. In hi h art lurked a hatred for Juliu ';r ar, a well a-, all Homan · in general and Latin teacher. in particulars. To his ar came th di tant drone of "Gallia est omnia clivi ·a in parte· tr "while to hi mind ~l.\RGOI.'I 1 · r ..une th vision. of a fi..,h ing rod, a can of angle worm. and a ba. ket of beautiful trout. The freckle-. on hi'> sunburned face se med to dance a jig to the tune of the Yariou'i contortion. of hi feature. a. the Yisiom became more and more ec-,tatir. q " G e ~ I wi. h the school would burn down, or another 'fiu ' epid mic would come along," he mumbled dull). "Gosh~ what' · a bawl in' out mor or I ss·? Guess I 'll ditch next period. n) wa) pa will ne'er find out and the :chool will Dever mi ·s me." <(\\Tillie Brown was having, a<, h aptly t rmed it, "the tim of hi life." Thi s wa a I ittle different from that . tuff) choolroom and ~Ii . s Grump' angular and belligerent figure, griml} instilling higher education into young mind . She could have her mu. ty old C.rsar and the re t of hi . highhrow gang, but give him thi . quiet had) nook with hi'> f et dangling idly in th cool water, delighting in their freedom, and eY n if he wa. n't catching man} fi h on hi . hastilv tmprovis d I in , h was thorough-l) n\_..!:::::!.....:::=....:::;:_.......;=:=.....;=., j O) in a him lf. �STUDENT BRAIN STORMS q "Shh~ a bite~ It seems like a big fell r all right. 'Spo: e I get a three-pounder~" He tuggrd and pullru with all hi . strength, almo t gaining a watery gr:n e, with no other .pecrarors for hi . heroism than a pair of chattering ma~pie . . Dam Fortune, howe\ r, refused to mile and for hi. Herculean effort. he was rewarded by pulling up an old boot, e,·idently a heritage of 'aptain Kidd. Yery . oon, how Hr, the light frown that had gathered on his) outhful brow anished. Again \\' illie Brown wa. haYing th time of hi . )oung life. Hi" luck had changed. If h . had liv d during the time of the redoubtable Izaak \\' alton there is no doubt h would haYe been one of that g ntleman ' · chief adh rent. q After senral hours had pa . ed, Willie b came consciou-. that the wear) . un wa.· shedding ito.; final amber rays of I ight. q He reluctantly dried his feet on th mos y gra .. and disconsolate!) donned the wapvard sho " and . tockings that had led him from the path · of virtue; and for all of hi. philo~ophical natur a groan imoluntaril) escaped his lip a · he thought of th morrow. q "For once I have nothing to fear at home," he thought aloud. "The folk ar all away and the. fi.h will qui t Hannah. But ~Ir. Bartlett~ ~ ~ ~ 'Spose th chool do · mi s me"? 'Spo the) find I'w :kipped ·?" q There are f w high . chool student. who are not aware of the mortification of th flesh awaiting the ) oung truant, and \\' illi was e ceptionall) well informed along th e line · from direct per. onal contact. With sinking heart he ,·ividl) recalled former presentation. of th dr ad d w·hite . lip-an imperative and formal im·itation to appear po. t-hast in the Hoyal Sanctuar) before the All -High .t. PAGE 141 q "Oh, wh: did I do it'?" he moaned. "I jut know I'll catch it now~" q Tru to hi pr uiction, Juring tud) hour ne t morning Willi Brown wa. politely av,:arded a little white :lip rt>que·+ ing hi · immediate pr s nc in the otfke. q As he pa ·. ed down the ai le cold bead · of per:-piration gathered on his forehead, and hi fi t im·oluntarily clenched a · he heard se' era) muffled \vhisper of ... ' ow) ou·; going to catch it, \Villie,'' or "Oh, Bill, what have )OU h n up to nO\\"?" q As he ntereu the den of the great ogre, who wa~ indt>ed a prinop,i/ in hi little drama, hi . knee-. b gan to quake ungov rnabl). q "B eat d, \Villiam," he heard in a daze. ". \hem~ ahem~" • Tow it w~L coming. That\\ a'> alwa: · the preliminary to . nnwthing heaYy. "\Viii iam, I und r-,tand you eompktel) di obeyed th rule" of this school ) e-.terday. HaYe you not ) ~ learned that it i: wrong to play truant·?" q m k "Ye , ir," came from parched lip. , "hile nerYou , glas T e) e · sought th floor. q "Wh re did you go·?" wa. the painful quer:. q .. -A-A-fi hing," blurted the tortured \Yilli in a futile endeavor to lie. q --~ ' ow, \\'illiam, a an e ampl to the school, and a jut puni .' hment, what would )OU . ugge. t"?" q "I don't know, ir." B) thi-, time hi · Yoiee had becom a husk) whip r, scare ly audibl . q "Well, \\Tilliam," w nt on the ,·oie of hi tormentor, "I am fore d to romp!) with th rule of the Thool board, and therefor I shall h forced to expel--" q \Yillie'. C)<' almost bulged out of their . ock t. \\' hat wa �PAGE THE 1.42 She doing h r '? Didn't h h~w nouah of Her a, hi Latin teacher without II r no. ing in his priYate affair, '? . 'h wa saying .om thing: <J.: ''\iVilliam Brown~ will you kindly an wer my question? I haY call don you four tim · without ~wail, and thi tim you will ith ran wer or 1 a' th r m~' <J.:\Yilli , tart d with a j rk and rubb d hi: b wild r d e} . . SECOND ANNUAL Th clas. \\"as agog with e pectant whispers and ti tt rs. broad grin .· pread o'er hi · jo) ful face. Goll} ~ what a r li f ~ 7 " hat a soothing reli f to find a horrid dream untru . q; ·y , , ma'am," he an. w red enthusiasticall). plea:e rep at th qu :tion '?'' <J.: "I a. k d for the conjugation of' PRIZE "Will you pello'." TALE "And They Lived Happily Ever Afterw-ards " Ry I ARI.\ h two whit -clad figure. caught sight of th group: laughing and chatt ring under the trees, the) slowed th ir hurried pac over th dusty gra.·s of !at Octob r, with a ·igh of r li f. q; ""-'h ~ I'm hot~ ' ga p d th tall r, changincr h r tenni: racqu t to the oth r hand. q; " h ~ I'm glad the) hawn t b gun,' , aid th oth r, gathering up a few wi.p . of hair, and patting the mooth knot in ba k. " I d want to ,· the whol match." <J.:Th fir t p ak r l ok d at her. " Oh, Hilda " he laughed, "anybody would think you w r pla) ing your lf. How you can a t o cited OY r a mer tenni match I don't se . Of our·e, th finaL ar today but even o." q; " f cour e I 'm inter t~d, an '"' red Hilda a trifl heatedly. " Ju t b au e) ou onl) pla) t nni tor du ) ou can't wh, oth r peopl " - - . ARTJ:R q; " ren't a intere ted as you are when Roger plays," finished Carol, with a wicked twinkl in her .y , that turned to a tea ing laugh, a Hilda'· che k · flu h d a trifle. q; " Oh, you mak m tired," ·h retorted, but catching ight of th xpr ion on the torment r'. fac , laugh d in spite of h r lf. �STUDENT BRAIN STORMS PAGE appreciatt> "!Till you 143 q Back and forth th . cor l ad and kept it throu h _ v ral aam , wh n Roger, fighting hard, caught up, then ot ah ad, and finally won th fir t et. With loud applau e from th id lin they chan d courts and the econd et b gan. Roa r won thi , al o, with a core of 7- S· q Jimmy's backer w r f eling rath r downca t, but Hilda wa jubilant. "If h only d n't t ov r-confid nt" ·h thought. q Which was ju t what he did do. Th tru , teady b an to take on urv that carri d it "out,' and th handed return which had rv d him o well wa n't quit nou h. In hort he lo t that et. or did he recover hi in time to win the next. q When th fourth t wa fini hed, 1 avina the oppon nt. with two apiece th sun wa a ting lona hadow and a ool wind had prun up. Th rowd had thinned v ry no ic ably. Only tho e per onally intere t d w r now out ide th hi h wire fence. q " orne on, 1 t' ao" ur ed P , buttonin h r weat r. "It' a ttin cold," and he picked up her racquet. q " ou and arol ao on, if you want to; I think I 11 tay,'' r turned Hilda firmly. q "Y e od , w '11 be her all niaht," arumbled Pe , but h laid down h r racqu t and 1 an d up aaain t th b nch in back of h r aaain. q Then th Ia t t beaan. Th winn r wa the one who got thre et out of five. qRoaer had reaain d hi lf-c ntrol, and wa playing a plendid game, while Jim wa playina with a tubborn t to �PAGE 144 hi . jaw, and a fighting look in his e) e. gain the. core swung back and forth. Fir. t Jim-then Roger-then .Jim-th n Hoger. Then, "Fin' all," said th referee. q Hoger, tanding b hind the n ·ice line, swung his racquet and sent a b autiful sen·e that bareh mi .·. ed the n t, as swift as an arrow, into the other court. But ·Jimm) wa waiting for it, and return d it with a s\veep of hi . arm. Hoger . ent it back, but with too much ner~"), for it bounced high-ju t high enough for Jim to "cut'' it viciou 1), and . end it o that it dropped-it was going out-no-no-it wa. in. But~ 'd.l it"? Anywa), Roger didn't get there in time for it and it bounce f again and rolled awa3 . .. ~r a. that good·?" the referee inquired gruffi). ··Yes," answered Jim. "Xo," answer d Hoger. The ref ree scratched his head questioning!) -"I didn't see it, ) ou were in 111) wa). ~rei I," and he turned and look(d squarely at Hilda, "wa · it in·?" he a ked. Hilda'. heart jumped into her throat. Oh, what hould he do"? The ball ·c ·.ts good-but if .·he hould make Roger lo. e-. •·\Va. it'?" th r fere r peated :harply. H was getting tired. q .. Y -) e:," he an we red. <I; Hoger. hot h r a quick, angry look and op ned hi · mouth as if to . p ak; then he swung around and went back to hi . place. <I; But he lo. t that game and the next, and the match, and the cup. Hilda' . throat contracted a . h thought how much he had lo. t ani how much he had wanted to win. <I; He thr w down his racqu t, jerk don hi .. w at r, and haking hand. brietl) with ,Jim, turn d and strod out of th court. q "Roger~" Hilda . aid faintly, a: he pa ·: d by. " H oger~" <I; But the red . boulder:-. did not . top, and the bro\vn h ad did not turn. THE ANNUAL <J; The girl were ver) quiet going home. \Vhen Hilda -;aid good-b) to them at her door, Peg blurted out, "He's a perfect beast;" and Carol added, giYing lwr a hug, "Don't ) ou care, honey-child, he'd ha\'e lo:t anywa"Y ." But Hilda shook her head~ "Xo, he'd haH won. An~! I ~nade him lo: ." <I; Perhaps the ball wa. out. "It's all 111) fault," and she ran into the hou e and up to her room, in a mist of tear:-.. <I; The next da) at school she looked at him pleading)) a · -;he met him -,e,eral tim .., in the hall, but, aft r the fir t time, when he made a quick mo,·enwnt a-; if to . peak to her, he paid no attention to the figure that pa sed and repa sed him '-'O man) tim s. <I; The month. p~1. . ed, and spring drew 'round. Hilda had resolute!) turned her thoughts otherwise, :o that nO\V when . he thought of Roger, there wa. on!) a ..;orr) feeling on account of that October da), and an on·rwhelming de. ire- sometimeto talk to him again. For he had never spok n to her all tho e month , except a. one would . peak to the most di ·rant acquaintanc . G; "Oh, well,"-and at thi . point :.he would . luug her . boul ders, and tr) to turn her attention to something el-,e. <I; On thi. e. pecial morning, the something el.e wa her algebra. The quarterl) test wa. coming th next hour, and it was going to be fearfully hard. <I; To . ee if she could remember the formula, sh rummaged through her book for a small . h et of paper to write them on in her .mall preci. e figure . vVell, she knew those an) Wa). But tho e idiotic clock problems-how in the world. She put the little pap r back in her book and wa!-> . oon inYohed in the intriracie · concerning the minute and the hour hand-.. �STUDENT BRAIN STORMS ((The hour p d b), and with the ringing of th b 11 h clunbed th stairs and fearful!) sat down in her classro m. Sh didn't look at Hoger who sat in front of her. Tim had chanc.,. d that. She had wish d o heartily that hi nam had b en anything but Fost r, or h rs an) thincr but o dick, wh n th tracher had m thodically a signed th · at . But it didn't make an) differ nee now. (( The qu stion. were put on th board. "Gi\e all th algebraic formula · tudi din th la t two w k ," .md he reli ' dl) ettled to h r work. , 'he would ton qu tion right an) wa). Th room wa · ·till. Th teach r, walking up and down th aisl s to · e how work wa procrr ing, was plea d at the lack of vacant tar and 1 k denotincr crr at thouaht and in uffici ncy of know! d . (( As h troll d by Hilda' , d k his ~quar of pap r coy r d with what 1 alg braic formulre on th floor. ( h, Hilda why did you flutter th I a' of your book wh n you w re lookin for a pi ce of . cratch-pap r?) H e toop d and pick d it up. ~Ir. D n more wa a u piciou. oul. Th n h aid har hly, ''Hilda, is this ) otw '?" 'he look d up quickly, and a he r co<mized th pap r, f lt th r d cr p up h r che k . q ·· Is it your '?" h rep ated forbiddin ly. q she had op n d her mouth to an wer, when Roo r, who had .en th incid nt, an wer d, '' . . To ir; it' min . ' q "Y f) w 11, Rog r. You ma) put your pap r in th ba k t and take a D for your mark' and :\Ir. Den mor continued hi walk, unmindful of Hilda' · ·tutter d ' But-but- " which wa: . il n d by a quick lo k from Ro r. PAGE 145 q ft r cla s, Roger walked to the door . !owl), almo ·t a. if h exp cted . om thing. It wa · good h wa.· low, or Hilda could never hav gotten up h r courage to peak to him. Going up, sh h} ly h ld out her hand and said, "Thank ) ou." H grew r d, and wa il nt for a minut . Then b blurt d out, "I've b en an awful cad th la t month . That ball wa. in all right. I wa afraid to p ak to you after the way I acted that day. But-oh, g , let' forg t it, canyou'? You ar n't mad any more, ar you'?' <( '' ny more ga ped Hilda. q He a k d h r hurried!_, " ~la) I com up tonight'?" and a h daz dly nodd d, he gave her a chok d, " I ll b up about eight," and h r hand a b o n -g r i n d i n g qu z , and wa · off down th hall, a tr ak of red ·w at r. �PAGE 146 ~IL 'ERY THE Ll'X ' HEO~ LL\IERI ' KS ~Irs. Arund l's 111) name, Bv H .L <,, If there'. aught get. 111) goat, it's :ure . lang. .'hould a girl :a) to me, "Oh, g , I'm tard)," I put down her full name, KtR-B.\ <•• PO ET R Y ~I) name i" :\Iiss Catherinr Kline, But really I like it just fin , Pnless it is written ~' ith a " K ' like a kitt n, I mean in the "Cate"-not th Kline. • f) nam ~Ii .. Haskell I am, I r . ide In the office, "her lo. t . oul. abid<.>. I com to thri r rr:cue From morn to the curfew, I'm the prop of the . \ ·hool, " Bona Fid '' ~I) name' · ~far) Adki · on, . Ir~ .• If you call me aught eb 111) wrath n e ·. If a girl call · me "teacher" I'll up and impeach 'er, For my name'. ~Iar) Adkis. on, ~Ir " . One Diana, the huntre .. of ) or , Stepp'd in. ide East .'id High' . gr at big door, Around h did . aunter, Changed " Diana" to "Hunter'' . \nd \\' t'nt traight to ro m thr e hundred four. ANNUAL is :\li": Anita Kolb . I t ach . chool . o glad!) and nobly That Ill) pupil. agr That the) . hou I d sa) to me, " \Vc need 'er Anita Kolb ." \Vh n Banquo's ghost hung in th sk; For senior · all at Eat Side High, The) call d on m To com and free The air from pook.·, :\Ii :-. Hopkin, I. I I iH in th dark and th d pth of Room-!-· ~I) name i. ~Ii Taub, though ) ou kne\\ that b for , Though my pupil · ma3 not Lik the way to that ::;pot, The) alwa) s ha\'e miles when they come in th do r. �STUDENT BRAIN STORMS I am th wif of th chief, \Vho in breadth i · ceedingl) brief; Tho at , chool he may talk Till th kids walk the chalk, "\t hom I'm th bos of th chi f. PAGE POETRY 147 ~I) nam is ~li · · John on, you ee, In 111} tockinw I'm ju. t four f et three, But if you ar bad, B }Ou la ie or lad, You h:n r a on to tr mbl at m . \I} name, b it known, i li · B ard •\Ia it i just a · I fear d, I'\ e call d out " ttention" Time o far above m ntion, That I'm haunted by 'T ntion , all weird. ~Iy nam i ~Ii Thyrza oh n . There really i not any knowin' But that you mi aht m Put ''T- quar " on a tr To find out which way it i · Th } all m Ii · Badal ) , nn tt , I know lot of Latin, you b t. I once gave a play, 'Twa in Latin, th y ay, But I'm till talkin Enrrli h (a yet). I am a per on nam d urry. I'm alway too much in a hurr}. I'm happy and car fr , nd a iv t t like ixt , But r all} I think I hould worry! \I, nam it i. ' hamb r - \ , . ' tella. \\;hene'er I ha' aught for tot 11-a I enunciate learly~1) d ntal · ar n't mer ly Just grunts for I d nt th m ju t w 11-a ~ Ladi Fi ·h r Iren In th m 4 I am , een, But when th r i action That ha an attraction Form , I am right on th en ! Som p opl may think I t ach chool, And mayb I d~ a a rul . But i~ Spring Vacation The young flower: of the nation \fu . t om to Pine Trove for their tool. Ev lyn Griffin' my nam . pon or I take all the blam For :\lin rya' fair dau rrhter · nd I oil rouah wat r" \Yhich how I 'm a pon or of fam ~[j A �PAGE i48 THE THE BE TIES OF 1 T T RE \Yhen the heat wa' e arC:' a-dancina from th red rock. 'neath the ·un, \Yhen you're mile· away from wat r and) ou'r fe ling almo t don, \Yhen you're pr tt) ure th aft r life hold: nothin<r quite so hot, Do ) ou top and look at natur '? L t m an wer-Y m Do T T! \Yh n your f tare on big bli t randy ur thir t i bia er till you labor up th rock-:tr wn , lop of what you d all 'o:-.1E hill, A. you . taga r up th la t f w f t and gain, at la t, the top Do you . tand and watch th top! You are tir d and ick and dizzy, you ar \ ary, hot, and or You'r a \\' a\ in<r, waYing, wobblin1r lump of thir t. If you e' r get to "hom, w t hom " )Ou'll n r wand r more But th fact remains you Ye got to g t th r first. You 1i th r down th oth r lope, ) ou' r walking Iike a ou , The might) mountain. tow r aboY your h ad; In the 'all ' th r i, wat r, in th mountain nauaht but thir t:_ You would notic th m a much if you w re dead. ANNUAL nd th n at last ) ou reach the spring- it i·m't much to seemao.;. of '' ater . trike thC:' <.') t'Yet whil . you stoop to drink of it, it's thrr )Ou'd rathC:'r hC:' Than Yiewing lake from peaks that reach thC:' sk). ~ · o might) It i n't ' n a running brook of a.pect . weet to Yiew, But a littl cup with side of grea. ) mud; But a. you . coop the lea,e. from it, it looks like more to you Than all of Fath r Oc an' · rolling flood. 1. To pot out of all th world will e'er . ing it prai. e. Th ''d rath r sino om loft\ mountain'. fam But .you'll . tim . when )ou will think th mountains tn your ' ay ~ 7 h n to r ach th spring you'r cro.. ing o'er th same. . . ·ow, th moral of thi . tory I will ju. t tak time to point, And this, 111) fri nd ·, I wish to t 11 you tru : 'Twi t the mountain and th mudhol , a thing's b auty all d pend nd r what ondition you admire th Yt w. -.L\ K c,rt 'r. <( " l thought you turned owr a n w leaf"?" <( " V\7 ell, th wr tched thing bl w back." <( . oph: "Did you eY r r ad, 'Looking Backwards'·? ' <( Junior: " Yes, one in an xam, and I wa. su.p nded.'' �STUDY HOUR RECITATION RECREATiON �PAGE THE i50 <I,; :\Ir. rabb: "Ye:,, there i~ an International Li' e Stock A~. ociation for fine hog.·. I b long to it." <I,;:\I r. Crabb (talking a'> uual): "E'er) time I ~tart to talk a fool begin · to .p ak." q .\ mold (during 'hemi tr) t : t) : "I can't an wer that ninth qu .stion, \l i . \Yallace. Th page i out f 111) book." <I,; Charlotte Thoma. ( . a) ing good night): · TOOd night, .\ . ~ •• and com, again. TOOd night, \Yilli e.' 7 <I,; Bob :\ferridith: '' Dad, ran ) ou writ your . ignature with ) our eye closed"?'' <I,; Hi s Dad: " Of cour ." <I,; Bob: " \\'elL let me see )OU tr) it on Il1) report card.' A :\bTTLR OF E C.LI . II q .\ m rican: " \\'here am I ad' <I,; Engli shman ( rorr cting American ): " You should . ay-'\Vh r 1 my 'at'"?" ANNUAL E. D. H. S. POETRY Good-by to old Ea.· t Dem er, A chool to us , o dear~ , \ s we prepare to lea'e her .June now , eem quite too near. W e all, one tim wer l•'re~hnwn 1\ nd kipped and hopped about; \Ve thought we knew the who] ' thingBut th n, w . oon found out. The ) ear when w wer Sophomore~. ~'ith pride we truttcd round, And showed off to th Fre~hmen "''hat knO\\ ledg, we had found. And th n w wer big Juniors, nd sat in room two-ten; \V e looked down on tho. e Sophomores : How learned we wer ' then. But now that \Ve are .'enior · W e're not . o big at all~ \Ve .·ee th world hefor U'> ~ here we mu. t win or fall. How much it gri Yes u. Senior. To lea,· the. e halls so dear; For we haYe had a good tim "''hi! we', e been harbor d here. -Fred II ltitcsidc �STUDENT BRAIN PAGE STORMS TO :\IRS. LEIGH'S CL SSES \Vhen th old tair. ha' fallen, the "<]uare tiles ha'e ·tmk, \Vhen the seats in As. embl) ha' c been old a. old Junk, \Vhen the rug in the ofike hao.; \VOrn to the floor, •\nd the fence and the gate, oh, alas, are no moreThen, a we are groping through cobweb. and fear ·, .\ .nap of two fingers will com to our ears, And from far down the hall will float thio.; with ito.; JO) "1 'ow I want to a. k )Ou-Wak up, girls and bo) ~" TO :\IR. PITTS' SIXTH HOl TH. YEHGIL GLASS "'hen the knob of the door of one hundred and nine Ha · been final h lo. t in the archiH' · of time, And the long c;mi that hang. from the I ight in the room Hao.; b n \'>'Orn out by u. e, and dio.;pe]o.; not th gloom, \Vhen sv.·e t Dido ha"> harked to ,\eneas's tale And ha finall) gi' en her h t hn i..,h wailThen will com floating, midst laughter and fun, Th gho t · of . ad groans, and th same-old-pun~ TO '1< 'S PHESIDE ~ 'T And, perhaps, when the platform in old one-o-eight Has fallen in splinters and been left to ito.; fat<\ "-'hen th . d ks that one held the cia s of nin teen In th ir happy class me ting · no long rare e n Yet . till ar h ard Yoic .·, quit loud, ) t remote, "-'hen a call for adjournment is put to th vote, That . hout " "X o" with a Yengeanc , with 'igor and fro..,tThen comes Hal phs old. w et murmur, ''It .eem'> to be lot~" 151 :\IH. '. ARr . ' DEL vV forget to put our numbers on our ·lip. ; "-'e forget to b up earl) in the morning; She ha to make a thou. and m iII ion trip: To round u. in the office which we're corning . But she'll mis. us when we're gone ,\nd . he'll be JUt so forlorn \Vhcn th re'. ne'er a cia of ' 19 round about her; Sh may make us slips fore' er But he'll ne'er, 1 ' ' R, . _ ' E\'ER, Find a class, like u, that can't exi . t withou h r~ \Ve pia) truant, l10oke3, ditch, walk out, and leaH'; And we lo. all the slip. that . h 'II pre ent u · ; She a! w<n s has to come and t ars r I ie' , 1\nd thou and are the things that h has 1 nt u . Do you wonder that . he' tired, After ,.,. ha' e all a pi red, To p t r her each hour, with all her work dela) ed ·? And we'll mi ·.· her when we·, e gon And w '11 be, oh, so forlorn, And we'll wi h (and he) that' I{) might ha\ ta)ed. -Lollts,l ll ·artl O,: Stale) : "I-Ll\ e ) ou read 'Freckles'"?" 0,: :\Iontgomer): "~ 'o, min are brown." q "-'hy i. a pig' . tai I I ike a fiw o'clock break fa. n O,: It's t'wirley. �PAGE 152 TO EAST DE~ TYER Oh, East D n er, } ou'r a rare old plac Your ven d ar to me. Though Ill) tl;oughts ma) turn to Iif 's great rae You'll ari . e in 111) memory. I'll rememb r the 'en tir::.t da, I timid!) stepp d i~ your h<{lls, . \ nd gazed in 'tH:h a wondering way B holding )Our great walls. It em':i so 'er) strang to m How time could go so fa. t, For not long ago I wa · a • re. hie Into your great arm cast. But now, Ea t Denwr, I mu. t go, ~Iy work in your world i through; But thi · will stay with m till, I know, ~I} old reme1~branc of you. -cfheodorc Holm. CC\I rs. Adkison (reading) : ''.'o Garth CYOt into hi knight clothe.· and w nt- " q .'moth r d Yoice: "To b d. " 0.::\l is. Taub (who wa ·going to gi'e asp ed t t in t) pwriting): " Ha anyon a watch with a cond hand on it?" O.:.Toe Hou. ton: ... ·o, but I haYe a . econd-hand watch." THE ANNUAL ,\TEACHER ( ff 'ttft LlfJO/O!fiC.I" /o 'fhlli(L'r) \\' ithin thi · chool there i. a lerned man, That alle about a. tronom) kan; nd how th arth moves round about th ' sonne, And how the last do s in his cour. ) -ronnr. II the. thin g. had he a wi II to tr he, To alle the cia. se that he would meche, Th tandard of th Fr shman's wish to reche. nd )et with all hi s lerning wa: he gladd Tom ch ful man) a jauk for las. and ladde; Th n in hi · head \vould parkle both his ') e tall th mirth IHOYoked b) his own glee. nlik most . c lers a man full fat wa. he. H wa not pynch d and worn as other ~colers he. A bach I r and a pleasant one is h , I d em it guite unneed d to do thi Tot ll you what this man y-cl p d i. . If you .poin this adYic I gi ' you You'll regret it my boy. and girL, Wh n you hav to oin your living By struggling in the bu iness woild. Join your head to greatest Joining, Don 't drop your books with a coi. Or JOu'll b spoined by the high and might), nd you'll go from woi . to woi . e. �STUDENT PAGE 153 BRAIN STORMS Oh, it's grand to b a Senior, When 'ou hm e \our Iesson d01w ; nd all the t ache~. lik you, nd ) our card'.· a model on . nd when 'our date. ar num rous, nd dan'ces, card.· and t a :\Iak I ife a grand and gloriou · ru h, With more than you can ·ieze. ou make that wi ·h d for letter, n'd are really quit the thing In th e) . of all your amily Wh n th y ee that l vely tring Oh, it'. grand to b a S niorBut I a k \ ou, what . th fun Of being one- a Senior. But now an old "Alum?" - iH. I wand r what your nam i , Oh, boy in front of m . ll tudy hour I look at you, nd l arn my ch mi try ( ?). nd I like th wav \OU bru h \OUr hair, I like th ~::{y it arow. ~ I I ike the color and the cut (It' th yano' ) of your cloth .. like th glimp I t sam tim Of your romantic mil , Wh n it go fla ·hin to th m1 Who it aero ·· the ai l nd th night of graduation, When th nd i · r allv ther , :\Iak s you wi. h ) ou w ; a Junior, nd wand r why you care. <( ''\ Vhy were th middl ag q 'B cau e ther known a the dark age · ·t' wer . o many knight . . " �THE PAGE 1.54 ".K .' :rLISH T01 Y , ELEGY S SHE IS SPOKE'' A I wa did. She ha. cam , She ha. went; She ha.· 1 ft I all alone. I can nev r came to her, She can ne' r \Vent to I . It cannot wa ·.' " ~I) lo,·e has flew, Sh done m dirt; 1 did not knew She were a flirt. To those not schooled I do forbid To b , o don Oh, di Ea D nv r i o nic 'a da hool. It mak 'a m work ju ' like'a da fool. I work'a , o hard in da Eng' and da Hi t' But no do'a m good and I ·hak 'a my fist. I get' a . o mad ome tim 'a I Cf) .\nd wi . h'a dat om of my t ach rs mi aht di But I find it no u to make'a da fus Th ugh I g t'a o mad I like'a to cu . ANNUAL But I lov ' my t acher , I t ll'a you dat, q ~rr. Elmendorf, calling down from upstair. : " ~I) dear Rodn ) , I do not mind your coming to ~ee my chughter and taying up half th night with her, nor your tanding on the porch for an hour ·aying good-night but plea ·e k ep ) our !bow off of th door b 11 o that the re t of the famil) can le p.' If d ' is'a thin or much'a da fat. ~Ir. Pitt, , he teach'a m how' a to a'' Onl) one 'a di · year he gotta da have. ~Ir. Barrett h must b da bo.- of it all For I alway god r from da tudy hall; H try'a to mak 'a m und r tand, you ee But ( gue I mu. t'a go back to Ita'ly. -THEODORE Hor. 1. q \Vhat is Arnold' averag income'? H t ok h r in his manly arm · And h ld her to hi · br ast. nd whil he murmured word · of lov Th maid n gr w di tr . , d For all her boa ted Jo,· lin q Frank \V.: 'G e, la t y ar it took th D Lux p ople four w k · to fini ·h my pictur ·.'' Lay q Phil K.: "Well 1 ok at th q bout 2 A. ~1. fac thq had to fini ·h. " �STUDENT BRAIN STORMS I'd likt.> to b a .nak) \amp Like Cl o, the E!-,'} ptian, \Vith smold ring, suhtk <')C'' of jad And mann rs mo t bcwitchin'. I 'd hie me forth and 'amp a manH e'd ha' to b a g od on . I don't b lieve the kind I want Has e' r b h ld thi: earth' · un. II ' must hav hair lik Halph's, but black, And d t'p blue e)e. , lik C. B., Like Churchill a nose that's perfection it elf And a cave-manni ·h chin (R. Maron y). to dancing, a Skinner th conc.l I a k; \. nd tennis like Jim E~tabrook'., "\. high t nor voice lik th oue Lowell ha, And a fondn s · lik Googoo' s for book .. A PAGE If an, on see · an, man who the, think l ,; to the abov- mark would n{ea ure. Just tell him to tep up to Jo. phin Stre t, 'Twould give m' an e-normous plea'>urc. -JJ. C. <(:\I i ·. Hoyt: "I want each of you to bring a frog to clas. tomorrow.'' <(B rt Wal ·h: ''That remind m of a dirty tory." <( \I i . Hoyt looked uneas) and made an rrand to the n xt room. <(Gartman: " Oh, tell it B rt." <(Bert: "W 11, the oth r day a 1ittle bo) was trying to catch a frog and h f ll in the mud puddl . ' There one wa a lad, named , 'mall \\'ho wa .. o xc din'gly tall, That when h did di Sh went traight to th k) \\'ithout any worry at all. :\liss Porter's mv name, :\hrta B., I'm really not fi rce, but ~ou .ee 1f an,- one t ll me I'm docile and lov lv I get j u t a. fu d a ~an b . 155 <( Fre·hi : " \\'hy do you alwa) look ov r ) our la... , :\Ir. Po ter'?" <(:\I r. Potter: " To k p from wearing th m out." <(Th teachers ar cont mplating joining th m rican d ration of Labor. Tlas is a Joke. <(Jap b ) to :\Ir . \\'ing ha · 'flu'. ' rund l: "Yee <(l p at the H. A. . camp <( Tartman ( wing up the . at of his trow; r ) : " I'm ·ur ha,·ing a ripping tim ." <(:\I r. Pitt ·: " Y , Elmer, and ) ou will haY a rec ipt for it too." <(:\I i · Fra" r: " \\'hat an epi tl '?" <(J immi Reid: " Ah! r! an epi tl i · an apo tl ' · ,.,·ife." <(Th had wa · pun. �THE PAGE i56 <:( Timoth) Avington: "How much is th m plum. ·t' <:(\Vop: "Ten cent a peck." <:( Timoth): ",'hur, what do )C'l. think I am, a bird"?' ' (( Dumb n : " Do you think I haY nouah ima ination to b an author"?' (( Teach r: "Do you think ) ou will pa . thi ubj t?" (( Dumb One: ''Yes, I do.' (( Teacher: "You hav ." q : nior: " H;n·e ) ou heard th late t ong"?" <:( Junior-"Xo, what it is?" q . enior- "QTl I:\I4 ." q ,'oph m r : "Quick, bring a shovel, L ro Hoyt i · tuck in th mud up to hi ho top !' <:( Fr hman: "Wh) d n't h walk out?' q , ophomor : " He' in head fir t." THE FALI OF J..TI liT <:(H . lipp d on hi pajama. and fell into b d. ANNUAL <:(Stal ) to lunchroom waitre :: "Hav ) ou pig. f et or calv . brain ?" .j {( \ \ 7 aitr :. : " Don 't g t fre .·h. " {( Junior: " Did you. the b autiful . unri: thi morning?' <:( .enior: " Naw! I alway. go to b d befor . unri ." They can't compare With high Th ol night . <:( (Extract from the o t) Thr e old men are playin on the :\Ianual t am thi year. <:(Rodn y Bardw ll: " Do you know " hat I heard?" <:(:\I i · Harding: " Jo, ' hat'?" ((Rodney: ", he p." Hr TORY <:(:\l i::; Porter: ''What did ~li ch !angelo paint?" <:(Y. K.: "St. Peter' dom ." �IN APPRECIATION MISS IRWIN MR . NEWLAND MRS. ECK MISS PECK MR . REED __ Jl!b:(] ___ THEI R HELP HAS BEEN THE KE Y TO OUR SUCCESS �PA GE 158 THE CHAPTER VIII oF .; coon nEc rlYxr T J CO 11 ETH I. GOOD E.VD T H E E N D ANNUAL ���. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource ANNUAL CLASS OF NINETEEN-NINETEEN Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1919 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ 1910s Old East Yearbooks