https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/be5f9d4eff83d5a51018755687f5ab96.pdf b3bd034dd7ad14087ce0ba70a975e112 PDF Text Text ���• �' ��Woodw-orth Shorthand Insurance ~ ~ College ~ Sp ecial Course in Shorthand a nd T y p e wri t i ng prepared for High School Pupils during the vacation. This is the Loans quickest possible course, yet leading to the highest; personally conducted by P rof. W oodworth : : : Rents : Call and ask u about if Woodworth Shorthand College 1739 CHAMP A STREET The Tempting, Teasing Taste of Colorado Building James H. Wilkins Post T oasties Formerly of THE WILKI S & COR ISH REALTY CO. IS BETTER T HAN A TO IC TO "WAKE UP" THE APPETITE Fire Insurance GOLDEN BROWN BITS, FLAVORY, CRISP A D DELICIOUS--- R eal E st at e R entals First Mortgage Loans " The Taste Lingers" Popular P ackage lOc; Large Family S ize 15c MADE BY Office Phone: Champa 140 Residence Phone: York 1739 POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY, Ltd. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 915 17th Street, - Denver, Colo. �State Normal School of Colorado Greeley, Colorado PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL for the preparation of teachers, in which there is a spl ndid faculty trained in the best schools of this and other countries, well equipped laboratories for teaching manual training, domestic science, physics and chemistry, biology and nature study, p ychology, and research work, etc., a library of 40,000 volumes carefully selected tor pedagogical work. a museum for each department, a new out-door play ground with the latest modern apparatus, athletic field and a gymnasium, a well developed school garden and nursery for outdoor sea on and a splendid green house for winter months; a large practice school from the kindergarten to the high school inclusive, giving every one an opportunity to observe and teach while connect d with the institution. No entrance examination is required for high school graduates or equivalent. 'Diplom as NORMAL. two·year course for high·school graduate; NORMAL GRADUATE, three-year course for high-school graduate; NO R MAL COLLEGE, four-year course for high-school graduate. 1)epartments Language : Latin, German, French, Italian, Enylish. An opportunity to study the subjeC't and to teach it in the Training School. Science . Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, Physiology. The student • studies the subject and teaches it. Mathematics . ..-l?·ithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic • Geometry. The student both studies the ttbJectand teaches it Social Subjects : ociology, Ethnology, Civics, Economicx, History. Art Crafts : Wood~cork. :oo~iny, e.wif';g, Weaving, Ba ketry. Raffia, Drawmg, Pazntmg, Des1gnmg. Nature Study: Room, Laborf!tory and Field TVork, Garden and Green House Handwraft. Professional Subjects: P .Ychology, Peday_ogy, H_istory and 'ociolo.gy, Htstm·y of EduC'atton, Phtlosophy of Educatwn, TeaC'hing, ConferenC'es, eminar. M ISCELLANEOUS: A diploma from the State Normal School is a license to teach in the public schools of Colorado for lite. TUI TION: Free to citizens of the state; expenses for board and room very moderate. Board from $3 to $3. per week; room rent from 7 to $1.2 5 per week, two in a room. FALL TERM opens September 14, 1909. For further pa1·tiC'ulm· sendfor catalog. so Z. X. Snyder, President Greeley, Colorado sc �Colorado College Departments College of Arts and Science E. S. Parsons D ean Founded at School of Engineering F. Cajori Colorado Springs D e an in 1874 School of Forest ry W. C. Sturdis D ean School of M usic E. D. Hale T he thirty- sixth year will begin m September, 1909. D ean WM. F. S LO CUM, Pres. University of Colorado Boulder College of Liberal Arts Courses leading to the degree B. A. College of Commerce Course leading to the degree B. A. and special certificate. College of Education Course leading to the degree B. A. and special certificate. Graduate School Leading to the d~ees M. A. and Ph. D.; also M. S., C. E., E. E., M. E. College of Engineering Civil Engineering. leading to the degree B.S. (C. E.) Electrical Engineering, leading to the degree B.S. (E. E.) Mechanical Engineering, leading to the degree B. S. (M. E.) Chemical Engineering, leading to the degree B. S. (Ch. E.) School of Medicine A four-year course leading to the degree M. D. School of Law A three-year course leading to the degree LL. B. Summer School Located in one of thr mu-t healthful and beautiful,.. ction or the Rock) Mountain region. Regular income, exclu ive of building fu ds. '17~.000 per annum, equivalent to income from endowment fund of about. ,000,000. Standarcls and work. tho-e of the be ·t universitie- in .\merica. Large and able facultie,;-in nil about 13:i instructor,.. nod lecturers. CCHlducnt ion. ::>even teen buildings. Xew librnr) building. \ llaboratorie wr I !l'l,Uipped. EEpenses low. ,\nnunl fee in all dt>J>artmrnb exct'J>t Medicine and Law, ·12; tuition in Sehoul of Medicme, '5~; in School of Law, 12. 1040 niversit) .tndents, not including Summer 'chool. The Colorndo Chautauqua is located at Boulder. Write to the S!'cretary of the Univer-it) for further information. . �This motor car represents the highest degree of refinement in all features, both old and new, which are now recognized as best in Automobile building. -:- -:- The Tobin Motor Car Co. 1620 Broadway Denver, Colo. �1731 Arapahoe Street. If ?tour ai111 is the hi(lhe.~t ut·ee. .~. Parks Busiw·11s • 'rhool will do all tha t auy Sl'lwnl l'an do for you. Individual Instruction. 'l'hP mstruct10n 1s almo"t c•xdusiwly individual, and pupib can Pnter any day and ad vance us rapidly as tlu•ir ability and application 1l('rmi t. Finest Rooms and Equipment. Our Teachen Are Experts. Our rooms an•. h) far, the large,.,t, mo,.,t elegant and lwst lightPcl in Uw City, ancl our t•quipnwnt i:- tlw tinPst in thP \VP,t. Wt• <'lllJllo) only tcacht•r::; who po,sc,.,-. a thorough Pducation and have· had nna·h succpssful actual business Pxpcrit•nc·P: tlH'rl'fon•, our pupib an• not only prPparcd to do suc·t•es,.,. ful ofliep work frmu tht• hc·ginning, hut n·t·ein• far hPttc•r ,..a]aric·,., than thP awragl' lwginnPr. Fin' Jll:l' cent. disi'OUIIf io II...•.:. pupil.~ enteri11u htfure Jul!J J.ith. I nresfiyafinn is all we as/:. Bishop Francis Barney The BARNEY Studio Photographic Portraits Two Hundred Appel Building Sixteenth and Larimer Streets DENVER, COLORADO PHONE MAIN 3320 �0 0 ...c u (/) .,. ...c i "' c d ~ �Published by the Class of 1909 �Ea~t Dem l't' II igh , 'l'hnol. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . 'alutator\ ......................................................... . \Yilliam 'n. ~mile\' ..... .. ................ . .......................... . Declil'ation ...... ·................................................... . Fatult\· ........................................................... . The <\nnnal .. Boanl ................................................ . enior, las... or ·on ................................................. . la " ll j ... tor\' ....................................................... . IIallowl·'pn i>art \' ................................................... . 11 1'2 n 1l Hi 1. l!'l 50 50 . enior J)aTI('<' ... ·. . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . The,;e Four \'par...................................................... . :;o enior Dran1atit:- ................................................... . .il Junior,, Cia.~ of uno ............................................... . ophomon•:-. ( 'Ia"" ol' 1!II I ............................................ . Pr ~enation of tlw ~d10ol ............................................ . Frc-.:hmen. Cia~ ... ol' 1!l 1~ ............................................. . The Otlwr ~1an ..\ . 'ton .................................. .... ....... . A.thlctic.;;, ............ ·.............................................. . Ba-.:eball ...... .. .......... .. ................................. . Track ................................................... · · · · · Football .................................................. · .. . Ra~ket Ball .................................................. . Girl ' .\thldil· ·'""m·iation ...................................... . The , ihN ~l'l'\ il'l' of the . 'l·hool ........... . ..................... . The Ikon of P<>rhil'\ ..\ Storr ......................................... . Literary ................ : .......................................... . Congres· .................................................... . Oratory ..................................................... . )finer,·a ................................................. .. .. . ;) flO fi2 fit (i(i () (if) ,o 71 7::3 74 II 79 Tlw "'olcott )Iedal ............................................ . (0 ........ .... ................................................ . ( '? ~Iu it ............................................................. . The Trial~ ancl 'l'rihulations of a , 'i"ler ................................ . Alumni X ote~- ,) C'la"" of 1!lOi ................................................. . Ia-.:.; of l!lO ................................................. . Olga. ~\. 'rruc tory ................................................. . Our 'l'hank· ....................................................... . Joke,; ............................................................. . 91 Cadet 10 !l~ 91 9t H �Salutatory . ever bl'fon• ha,. thtll' lwPll :'ttl'h a cia,.. of }ll'O!!rt'~'j\ ( , \ JllOr' in the hi. tory of the Ea ... t :-;idL• ll i!-!h :-;d ool. 1 t wa ... on account of lh1 ~pHil that the cla ... , liJHlin!! no othrr outll t fm .h CJH'r!!y. cl"l'irled to hrin!..(" forth an annual :nch a \voulcl rcfiect honor upon it and the ~dwol. an!l c... tabli ... h a precedPnt for future c•la ~ to follml". Otlwr da ...~l',.. to IJp "~~~'~'· han• ,.n!!!!<',.tt)d -..uch a thing, but it \\a for tlw Pill rgetic da,.., of 'O!l to follow out till' -.ugge,.tion allll ~how the re-.ult. And so, forthwith. a Bonnl of Editor... wa-.. appointed. that laborecl with the de. ire to makL• thi::- the be~t annual that ha ... be •n etli!Ptl lJy an~· ( Demer) High chool. But it j,. for tho,.l' "ho pcru,.c thi~ hook to tll'cich• wlwtlwr or not we haYe done this. ~forron)r. we hope that. if in n-:...ortin!! ,.ndt material a-. we hacl at our di ... po,.al. we unwittingly droppl'cl :wv of tht• clt•hri,. upon thl' he:Hl,. of innort>nt oiT(•JHler-:. the.' will not wax wroth. \\ 1th thi" \H' pn•-.l'nt thi,. volunw to th • -.tudcnb :mel teacher~ of thi ... =-c·hool and to tho,-c• intNc-.tPtl in it,. \vl'll'arP. for tlwir Pnjoym(•nt or c:riti<:i-.m. in the hope that tho"l' who nitieizl' "ill n•Jtll'Hihl'r that whilP " .\uthor-. an• partial to their work. 'ti,. tnH': .\n• JlOI critie:,: to thc)ir jllll!!mcnt. too;·· 11 �WILLIAM H. SMILEY Principal �r.\·l'tll'. kitHlly. tnw nn1l ~n·at. \\ I'l' and jn ... t - l on ... idl·rHt<': Fa II' a:- IIlli II ha~ JHlWt·r to he : N(•t ing- far, a. mnn <·an . CP: Hold to :-trike-nncl qui(;k to :-aYe. The ria,.,. of ninl't<•en lnuHlrc1l ancl nine dcdieatc: thi~ book to M:r. W. H. miley, a kmd l'ritic. a true friend, and a ju:-t and impartial judge. 11 �.. �Mr. William II. .--.miley. l'rinr.ipal ;\I i,..s \. Louacla \I''' ton :Jir. ·w alter C.•\runclcl 2\Ii .~,.. History, Engli h. German, French. )[i. .\nnct.te Engli h. )fr. 'Yilliam )f. Parker l'bysicq. . Badgley Latin, T<;nglish. )lr. Ralph •. J>itts )[r. Ell-.worth RPthel Rotan~·. m·oline W. Park Zoology, Physiology. Latin, P ychology, Greek. :Mi s Edith H. C'ha.:;e ~li ~ ~Ian fleometr~·, Algehra. ~[r. "ii!Jam II. lifTord • panish, flreek. \[i Thyrza ohen · ~lis" English. ::\ferhanit·al Drawing. T. 'clia .\ .. 'aJi ... bun· (;erman, French. Latin. )fj ... ~ Emma ~ .. 'tll'llUc'r!! (;('rman. Crabb :\fi:- hnclore , '. \"an (;i]c!Pr Bookkpc•ping, :-lhorthand, Arithmetic. :Jlil':' · MissLora .\. ,'mith Miss Com D. Cowpc>rth\\'aite )fr. I. . 'ainu · ::\[athematics. Ho~nmmul :\Iatht•malit . :\[i!' · E!lith B. \rallaeP n.•ni. on :\[ath<'mati•·s, English. Ucoml'try, Latin. ~[is.:: II. La Yrrnc Fan"' :\1 i:-::- :'l[ary E. Wallihan En,.:-hsh, lli.,torY. )[r. John R. Ganin .\I at ht'ma tit·'· )!J·.....\cla · f1h<'mistr ·. ~Ir. Roy L. Gran!!•~r .;\li:-,., :'llaric L. \\'ood ...ou I Ii tor~·. Et·nJI omi c·s. Dra win!!. :\1 j,,.; :\Ian· E. JJa ... l tiL \I j ...... .Tan;. \\Tarcl. ,;\lr,.. Eliznlu'th (. nrnnt 0<'rrnan, Ilbtnn·, BotanY. :Mi,... Hubv E. Ilm·diu!! • · Geoml•tr.'·· En~li:h. THE LATIN SCHOOL :\Jr. \\'. \\". HelllilJ!!IoJJ. l .r. L .[,,{.Principal \Jj,,., :\I. .Tatll'!tt' ( onine E··onmnil'"• History. IIoocl English. Draw Ill g. Miss Ell<>n .\. Kuman ).I j,;, .\nita 1\olhl' flernwn, (.rec•k, Latin. C.ermau. English. :Jlr. A. R. 1\:r,;ter .Mr. 0 . .'.)Job \fathl'matic·"· History, Et•onomic• .. ~[r.:;. M aud ,., rcl11 ry I I • }lr. E. L. Ifl'l'JlUlllll' :Jii-.~ Beulah Rll<ld '. \\"ibon nermau. Frcnc·h. English, Latin. .:\[j,... Halcyone ,J. Morri-.on Lat111, \fathernatie . \.. Le;t('h nw wIll g. Mr..\ rthur )f. :\Iahaffey Mi. s :\far.' Pln·sit·s. . Porter English. )!is" )!and irurri,;h :\Ir. \Y. , . Herd Engli h. History. :Mr. Hohrrt C'. \ c•wland :\li:=- Jennie ,Tewell .Freud!, Latin. Engli. b, Latin, ":\Iathematics. 15 �EDITORS-I. "-Oil IEF )1 R'IIL\ TOW , E -n \, " . ALTJ~R }[UTIIER OCL\TE EDITOII. IIElC\L\ D.\ TII :'IL\X \GL"G l~DITOR WI LLL\~1 B. KOPFEH Bl 1"\E 1f\ "\GER \DVERTl l'\G . f \ - \GER IL\ Y~lOXD F. ::\L\R, IL\LT.J \~:-;Jt;T\'\T EI)JTOH TL\HT L . .'\YEET. Juniors CI.JYim L. R.DI ' EY .• 'oplwmorc .T nx RL.\ rRrRx, FN~;hmcn REBE .\ FR.\. -K. Frc, hllwl! .\.LBEHT .\D.UI . Jfzd.c \RTI T ::\II.'.' " "OOD.'OX .\.D.\. JL\.'KIX .' EI ZO rYED.\. -:\IIT.~DHED ::\L\TRY IIrXTEH )fOLE.' LOri.' )L\IHES QrEEX .\BELLE •'~IITJJ 16 �entors 1909 Class Officers Prc "i<lPnt .................................. \\'a lln Hrinkcr Yic!'-Prcsident ............................ Durbin Yan Law Trea,nrt•r .................................... Lyle Coulter ccretary .....................................\da I [a"kins Exc(·Utin· ( Ollllllittce .... Fn•d nrownin~. l.nlli, .\lain"· \lartha Town::-c>ncl. 17 �• • A rhapsody of wonls. '' Hazellt• Eliznbdh \ c1am" • • "\ "inuin~r "ny, a pleasant smile.'' Harold Hndolph "\ hn•Jl~ • • Chil•ln'n, no matter l10w greatly t ht·~· t'tlllt•a \·or, t•annot k<.'<.'p their minds from straggling.'' \\"alter .Jo,.l'ph .\ ilingcr ••nuc l'fl'llit worl;cr. '' '• l't>I')H'I ual shoultl b<.' dtl't'rfnlnt•ss «ign of wisdom.'' giv<.'n a a sure • • To luvc ht>r is a Jihcral <.'•ltH'n.tion. '' 18 �.1 "i" \ lex inn ~\ndr \\.., '' Th 'ietor.' of <'lldur. nee b rn. '' · • Lt.'t 111 ~ b ',, lll<'n hout m that are fat: ll' k bt•ad<> I men, ..,u h a leep o' nh:ht.... · · · • All '-lH'eumh b C~~ ath ber mil ' · , •.illnrd ~\ in '\\ orth n nk ... )lirinm Barbour ·What 1, 'our rli ... t. lat , ~ r '! Y ur h a;t ·, ,upr"m mbi ion'! T be ir." 1 reni ar 1~ n I' rn ) "\Yom n •, ... ill. .. t I ...t ~on r rlietion 19 �_\lc\.andt>r Fra,.l'l' Banon '• Thnu hast a head f'nr facts an1l fig· urt.'S.', _ cllil' Ilall Ba~ le,.; '• !-.hall I go on, or haYe cnow?'' I saiu ''Ba1l in the best, though l'XI''llcut in neither.'' .\ ll'nd BPnjnmiu Blnlll·hanl •' .\ mo-.t loYing little boy.'' M an .\ n:,;tin Bogue • • Of a I'IH'l'rful look, a pleasing eye, and a most noble rarriage. '' B c,.;-.ie .Jean Bolton '' ~twh a quiet, 1lemure l ittle maid· ('11." zo �Ethel )[ae BracllPy 11 [n \\it :1 Ill :Ill, Ill illllO('('ll('C a <'iJild. '' Hazel Hol'k Braz('<' 11 A mait!Pn n<'\ l'r hol<l of pirit, till a till qui<'t. '' \\"allcr Chonault Brinker..Jr. 1 ' Profound tv skillccl in analvties, lie 'tl JII'O\.C a huzzard 's not a fowl, And that a lord may b<' au owl." .J Ol' Brod:-ky • 'One l'ar it hl•arcl, at oth<'r out it went.'' • 1 \\'isp to n•soh·e, paticut to re· form.'' ll arri!•ttc ( 'anl Brown 1 thing of beaut~· i · a joy forever, loYI'iiiH's · in<·rea!;(',; it ean neYCl' Pass into nothingnes .. '' ' .\ Its 21 �.Julia ~lerriman Brown '' Honl(' one aske<l me where the ru· bi<'s ~rew, .\n<l nothin~ <lid I ay. But "ith my fin~<'r pointed to 'rhe lips of .Julia.'' 'HtlwriiW .J nne Brnhak<•r '' Ho sw<•ctly :-;hc h:ulp nH' :uliPu, l thou~ht she bade me return." Robert FnuH:is BulHl\' '' 'l'all,ing-hc loww <·arc<l not \\·hat.'' not why, he Edwin \ 1('( 'une Hyh•,.. '• HOJn<' nwn an• horn ]11'<'1 ty, ot IH•r · :u·quirp it, whil<• oth<•r:-; put it on.'' Lou i,.. 'y h l'stt•r ('a in '• In ,,,·crY <l<.>e<l of mi~whi<•f he hath a !wart· to r<.>soiY<.>, a h<.>ad to l'Ontri,c, and a han<l to rxc<·ute." ''.\ n affahl<.> an<l <·ourt<•ous grntlr Jll:lll. 22 t' �Eclna Edith l'antril '' Hden,·e aiHl dis(· ret ion are e ·pecial1) la•,·omin~ in a woman." Hobert \Yayne 'argo '' ,\ man of unboutH)e,l :toma<·h." Florentl' \\ illwlmina ( 'arl:-on on hl'r dteek, the hlu be. sweet Did ;;wiftly <'Omc an'l go.'' '' ,\ nd ewell C'hanlc '' 'l'h(• fon·e of its O\\·n merit make. its way.'' LnC"ilc Colman ''The sweetest thing that eYer grew lH•si,Je a human ,)oor. '' lr\'ine Lyk ('oultcr ''I I is han<l a~ainst e\'('rY man, and t'Yery man':; band agai;t. t him.'' 23 �I >ornthy Elizah\'lh Fn1nc•c,.. l' nx "II<' 11 hP boasts that hP llll<lPrstau<lS a do:.! is shallow; hp who hoast. that h1• tllldt>rstauds a mau is c•on· •·••itc•d; he• 11ho boasts that hi' 1111· dc•rstands a \\0111HII is mad.'· Tlwtna ~ I lonald l 'umli ll!!ll<llll .. t'l'<ls no I!OIH'rs nf spl'('c•h. '' lll't'lll<lll Lnni~ I >auth '' 11<' has IH'I'11 1 cry lnug auwug us.'' .\nna :--.toll llruntlll "That gc•ntll'. soft, C'Jq,::q.iug air, \\'hic·h in ol<l tinH'!'. :t<lomt'<l the fair.'' '' :-;h(' !110\'('S a go<l<]('SR, :l.IIU she looks a qtH'l'n. '' Paul Echnr1l Drumm '' lTc• trt'ats himself with most pro founc1 n•spt'l't. '' 24 �'~ corgc Jt:gt'l't,r II Mhall I 110( take mr Pasc?.' " \ soldier hoy am l.'' .\n.!!u~ta )Jaria En~l'lhardt '' Hh<' has llo faults, or no faults (.'an I SJI:'·· •• ~lalu •l Blanch<• Engll'r '' ~r_,. mill<! to Ill!' all l'mpirr i 1 ' '' Bu zz: Buzz: '' ~I ina El:-a Fl'rtig 1 • Du hist wir einr Blume.'' 25 �'• Valuable g<w•ls are often done up in ·mall pa1· kage .. '' Leo Fh•i:-t'her ''I have ol 1s!'n C'll thee always for a to,,·anlly prompt spirit.'' ~[ abel Forn•~:;ter '' ller ,·oin• is en~r soft antl gentle.'' ~tan ~\ gnv:- Fo:-ter ''.:\Insl' not that 1 thus smldenly procC'ed, For what I \\ill, l will, and there'. an PJHl. ' ' Hn\'IIIOJH1 n •ut-.<.:h Frank ' ' lit• bas a Ycr_,. powerful gift of gah. '' X ora(; •drm1c Fryer '' .:\fy tongue within my lips I rein, For who talk· much, must talk in \'ain. '' 26 �llcatric·c ~ray Fuller '' Thrrr was a soft an!l pcnsh-r grarr, A c·ast of t honght upon her fac·e. '' 1\atharilw Gill 1 ' \ncl nr 'c•r clicl Clrrc·ian c·hisel trac·e A Xymph, a • :tiad, or a Grac•e, Of fin<'r form, or lovelier farr." .Janw" lngli~ t:lPtHlinning ' 1 ITe was ·o goocl that he wonlcl pour ros<'-watt•r on a toacl.'' lluth .\ntPlia <:ran•tt •' :'If wlc•st ,. sp]clolll r('. iclc•s in a hr<'a~<t that is 'not adornl•cl h_,. greater vir tnc•s. '' llell'na (;ru Jthaum 1 ' \ "idory hc•longs to the most p<'rsc•· 'c•riug. '' '·l•'rueh ucht sidt, was ein ;\Ieister wPrclcn wi II.'' Et'panola ( ~ '' \'ll 1 ' I can look sharp as we• II a another. and ]('t me alon(' to k<'<'P tlw cohweh · out of my l'ye '' 27 �~lary Edna llainline '• .\ foot mort• light. a ~tcp more true, "\p '<'r from tht• lu•ath· flnwt-r dashe<l the cl!'w. '' .\nnin!!· . ' mith llnmntm111 "ll<' was sn\'11 a t-whool ·boY as a dis· t·eruing mas!('r •lt•light.· i·n." 1lnrolc1 ( 'lark I lam pton ":'\othi11g so har•l hut search may fillll it. .. ~am \ idwl-.on Hampton ''He was a gentlt•man born.'' I [;UT\' ('harll's I lnrol1lt.:on "Ah, m:un·'s tht• maicl that ha siglu•d fo~ thN•, in vain, ala ! in Yain! ', .\da Irt•lll' Jfa-.km,.. 1 ' ~hr ·was always jolly, and (•arril••l a smile f1>r all.'' 28 �. ·'Two thint.:s arc nl't·t•~sar,\' to a 1110<1· t'rtl martyr: somt• to pity, !<Ome to Jll'rst•t·nt!', sump to n•gr t. an•l omc to roast him.'' (; ra('e Elizabeth ll ill man ''~he would WI'Ci' if that ht> saw a mouse taught in a trap. if it wen• tlt•acl or blt>tl.'' ll !'len "'\Iargnrt'l ll olli:-trr ''If you will .it'st with me, kuow my aspec·t. and fa. Ilion your •ll'meanor to m,,. looks.·' ) fnhel IIoll'man " A iu 't it awful, ) fahel?'' Il!'h·nn Yiokt lf op]Wr '• "\ ot nnll' h talk-a gr •at, lf'nce. '' weet ;.i- Hut h ll ornheill '· l t•ourt not the vote· of the fit·kle moh.'' 29 �:\Iar~arl'l ElizalH'th I fmn· "In truth, sir, ~he is pn•t t~· and hon· <>st, :nul :!l'ntl<>." •' Katt•, likl' a hazl•l twig, ls straight and slentl<>r, and a hrown in hue .\ · haz<>l nuts, antl swN•ter than the kernelR. '' Yinan Fa,· IInfl'nkt>r '' How grave heyontl h<>r youth, yet debonnir as •lawn. '' )fargu •rite ::'llallor_,. .Tad::-on '' Th<> glass of fashion antl the moultl of form.'' l farol<l l{oln•rt Kai'-'t'r "Hai I, ft•IIO\\, well-met.·' ''I re_joil'l' in a wl.'ll-tlcYelop<>tl faculty for hlu fTi ng." 30 �Edith (,crtrudt hlL'lle '' BHlllll' disc•uurst• :111cl I \\ill enchant thine car.'' n:-:ip Dann<·r KiJHI<'ll ''I I ow t.all., among her si>;t crs, and how f:ur. Zoe Jl;ida I\ inclig ''Would there were more like her.'' l!a phal'l ~am twl 1\: lein ''His lokl\('s t·rullc a la,\'cle i 11 pn•s ·c. '' they W<'re Flon:nce Elizahl·th Knon::, • •. 'mooth runs the water where the brook is tl<•cp. '' William Bucl<le 1-\opft·r • • His mprit wins the soul.'' 31 �EthLI )fa, LnFa\'or '' Tolprant only to 'irtuc :ttHl her fricntl~. '' Ld itia EIIPn Lnmh '' II !'1" niiHiest looks t lw <·ott age might :Hlorn, ~W<'<'I a the primroRe peeps be· npath the thorn.'' • • • .\ ma11 of mark.'' L illie \ iolct L ,,..,. '' Bh'ssl'<l with plain reason an<l rom 111011 sen e.' ' .\ una l n'llP Link '' .\ kind heart she has. '' .\ h in Frvd Li~t • • \\" hen he su<'<'<'e<ls, the merit's all his o wn.'' �Doroth.' ~Inrguc•rit(' Lilt I<' '' \\'p]J, don't let your ~implic· it.'· II' il!l)HISI'() UJlOII, ' 1 Hub~ , IHlton Lou.uhran ''Truly a gem from 'l'ill'any' '' (; rn<:e d'rt rU<l<' Lyn<:h • • Her air, her manners, all who saw admire!l." \ iola Lyon · ''Of a hrewd ancl c:areful min a.'' :.\lari('tta Elizabl'!h illaelear •' Jlath thy toil 0 'pr boo);s c·ons'umec.l the mid11ight oil?'' Lewi. :Jlarmaduh HPke~ :J[ain• · '' l re knows ahout it all-he know. he knows.'' JJ �,Janll'" ll<·nr_,. \lnrihugh •' \ man to he tlcpcntled upon.'' .John 'l'h1•odore \larihugh '' Lift• is :1 .il'st, and all things show it; thought sn ont·e. hut now l know it.,' Haymond Fr·<·<l<· rit"k ~lar . . hnll '' ( 'oultl I IO\ e less. I shoultl he hap· pier.'' "A rosebud set with Jittll' wilful thorns.'' HPnnett Loomi~ )lead "What shall I do to be fore,·er known?'' 1 lunter , 'tl'phcn .Mole~ ''Ill' 's nen•r leisure to he him elf.'' 34 �Lnura Yir;.!inia )lorH·riell' ''Think vou, if Laura had h<'en l'Pt · ~an·h 's wi f<', He would h:l\l' \\l'i!tt•n ROIIIIPts all hi Ii fl'. Robert Elmer )fore • ':->o tall that he lool\ like thP aftt•r·· noon shadow of somebo•ly elsl'. '' ~\.lfrrd Da\ id .:\I oreland ''I know the gentleman to he of worth, and worthy estimation.'' Eli Brnjamin )!organ '' .\. queer gcniu . " Clara Huth -:\Iozzor ''A heart to resoh·e, a head to con· trin•, ancl a hand to execute.'' ""alter Paul }luther '' .\ mighty man is h<', With large ancl sinewy hand ; .\n<l tht- mu~wles of hi bra\vny arm . •\re strong a· iron bamls.'' JS �.\ gnc:' :M ary )Icrcnna " "' hen I think, I mu. t speak." Bt·~ ic R • b • ~ • cig:hbor "LOYC thy neighbor a thy elf." Emma Olufine Xe,.;._ '' \\ ith all thy faults we love thee still." n rate D a ron ~ nt'tOll '' Exc('c,Jing wi ·e, fair-spoken and I'OCJUet tis b. 1 1 Huth Loni On i<~ '' :\fnn d(' light me not.'' R •1th Elizab •th Packard ''A still, small voice.'' 36 �'amh Annie Park "'!'he rl.'nl Rimnn pure." Harold Art hnr l'arkison '' :\fany a man would ta kc you at your word.'' Alice Rulh J>atek "Lightly was her slender nose Tip-tilted like the petal of flower. '' a Emily Lucille Patrick "A a sweet rose too he a '"Y for its stem, o bends her fair head 'neath its <lu. ky ero,vn.'' Etta Loui Patten;on '' \Vhat a woman wills, Goll will~.'' Ri chard 1ichel Plummer '' ober as a judge.'' 37 " �• • II1•r , ·oi«·c i !'I l'r soft and low, an PX«·Plll'lll t hiug in woman.'' Pvarl ('nnw! in l'ull!'ll • • ,\ wiuuiug way :uHl a plt>asant Sill i 1!'. ' ' Huth :--.ar:1h l'ur:-c • • .\n,J likl• 11 inds ill Sllllllll\'1' sighing, Ill'r 1 oi«·P 11·as low at11l swcrt." Lillian Flon•Jl('!' H:H·hnl'~k,· "~I Y s:llad dan< \\'h«•n I 11·as gn•cn in ,judgment.'' • • .\ hroad, fair hrow-fit tabh•t for a happ_,. lifl' to write its rcc·onls on.'' Hn<lolph .John B P.\ nold:•' .\ nd wht•u a lacly is in the c·ase, Yon know all 'thing,; arc out of plac·c. '' 38 �Elizabeth Dori-. Hit·clel ••. iiPuc·p ancl 1111 hint• hh•ut. '' Lc:-liP .\lol'l'i-.on Hobert:;; • • I pity bashful llll'll, '' Friccla Hlnn('h Hohr • • For lllt'll ma.'' c·omc anclm 'll may ~o. Bn t I talk on forcYer.' ' Esther Hosenlll•rg • • <:otllike ht'r nuwt•ariecl bounty Ho\\ s: l·'irst lo\'\•s to clo, then IO\'t's the goocl she' clOC'i.'' I:olwrt ::'II ad1onongh no-...: • • . \11 things <·onw ronnll to him who will hut wait.'' )lil<ln:<l ~u,age • • ~o !'\ wcet of t<•mpt•r that the ,·cry star· shine soft upon her.'' 39 �L 'na -:\I:n • Pt·t om hP '' .\. l:uly l{f:t\'e, of quietrst demran· or.'' '' 1[(• blushes; all i Katharine afe. '· hcldon "• he', a honny wee thing." • • Hhe IH'\'C'r stu<lie!l to be fairrr than nature; her beaut.'· to t her noth· ing.'' .lot' J[pnry .'linkarc1 ''lie . honltl he roaslc:>tl.'' \lnrgaret Robin;; , 'mith ''Her 'oi('<' was eYer soft, gentle and low-an rx<·elll•nt thing in a wo· man.'' 40 �(J IC 'DabelJe , llll th "It 1s h<'tl<•r to he out of' t h<• \\orl<l thau out of' fashion.'' , ldJH'Y I n·ne Hn11th •' I am marblp <·OII'ila11t.'' :-;adic Lilli;lll , 'tark • 'Art shC' ha<l 11011(', Vl't wautc•<l nont>, For Xntnr(' <lid that want supply.·· ,John K<·nt :-;tarkwpath r '' ~hn•w<l, <·ompt>tC'nt an<l busin(':s· like.'' I Holx·rt \Yilbnr , '(pc]e . .Jr. '' .\ !oval, ,just and upright gC'nth•· man.;' E:-tlwr 'tt>ig<'r '' Xo<ls and hC'eJ,s and wrpathed smill's. '' 41 �•' (;pnth•ru·~s anti dist·rrtion are espet•ially admirahll' in woman. ' •' Lath·.'' host.' hright t'.vt's rain influent·c~ '' • • I "emit! likl' to he hpr frif.'IHl. '' Frank \\'illiam ~" i ft "\\'hat':-, in a. name?" ".\nd almost thin I>· himself the gov<>rnnwnt. '' G Prtrn<1r BP;;sir Toby •' I ''oulll rather he sick than idle." 42 �• • WhPn' is t ht• ma 11 that hath the powpr aud skill To stl•m thP tnrrt•ut of a woman's will?'' '' ,\11 hnupst woman of ht•r word.'' :-; ·izo lTyPda • 'Than \\hom ~n·:t,t Alexancl<'r may S!'PIIl It•: . Durbin Yan Law • • Tht• mirror of all l'ourtesy. '' ''\\hate\ er anYnne cloe must he goo<l.'" or says, I • • Ht•r ~milt• wa~ pro<li~al of ummery ·hint•. '' �Lou .\da \rnlker • • A (•r('atun• none too wis(' an1l goocl I!' or llllm:tn nat nrc's claily foo<l." \\'il-.on Henry ·w alk •r ''Too ci Yil, by half.·' Willard \\'right \\'alla<· • '' \\ c arc arrant knan• all; believe none of u~. '' Lula \\'l'i n berger '' .\ pcrfc•ct woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, to eomma1Hl. ' ' .\I iel' •\lfn•<la Eugl·nia \\'l'rn,;t rom '' .\ s<'110larly maiclen i as great a c•ontralli<•tion as a EU(•Jid bouncl in gold ancl vellum.'' 44 �\YaltPr I Iannum \YIH·atleY ''A propPr man a ont• shall ~ec in a summer's <lay.'' '' Trup as t hp net•dle to the pole, or the <lial to the sun." C:rctta ~Iandc Williams '' ~lild ancl unassuming.'' J e ~o1e HIH•a Y ocke.'· • • 'l'houghtlpss of beauty, he is b<>an · ty's s<>lf.'' .\largaret CamphPII Young • • I£pr siher YOil·e a summer tlw rid1 rnusil' of bir<l. '' �THE 1------~SOL RTED 1....-------==~~===------1 FEW Elisp (),..good l·:d<ly Kl'mwth Ligg<•tt .\ lll'n '• E\'Pn power i!sp)f hath not one· half thr power of g<'nth•ness. ' ' •• B1•ttt•r say nothinl{ than nothing to tht• Jlllrpose.'' ~lildrt'd .\ lt•\and•·r .\nd<'l'!-Oll Ht>h•n ElizaiH'th F<•nncr • • .\ s]('nth•r fan• Sl't moou wise in the mitlnight of hPr hair. '' •• Down on \'Our k!H'('. ana thank II<':t\'l'n fa~ting for a gootl man's loYe. '' Paul l [pnry .\ ndrl'\\' \\'ilfonl FIPming '. 'l'inw wastetl is exist('JI('(', useu i. li fP.'' ~lax • • \\'istlom • 'Then• must I e sonw work 111 him. for non<' e,·rr l':tiiH' out.'' no one by • • \\'ho are a little wisr, the hest fools he.'' ''Ther<''s nothing ill <':tn tlw('ll in su<•h a tt•mph•. '' Yan ~ l':-S Can •tson ''A small unkitt~lne:s is a great of· fetH•e.'' .T oscph ('n''" l'll Bogul' '' .\ good <•onseieu<·e is paratli ·e.'' Dorothy I lan•rb Uik:rl'~t Paul Brown ''If she be not so to me, \\'hat. <·are I how fair she he?" ''Oh, why shoultl life all labor be?'' Fred ~l illon BrO\ming Donald Ilmry Oilmon' '• ~Iighty like a ''hale.'' ''He is onlv fantasti<•al that is not in fashion:'' ForPsl Bullington •' Doing nothing skill." to ( 'larkt• (~all up Bl'. ~il' .h•an Bo II on Jamt·~ comes ('h:\11('('. ' ' Boehmer.. Jr. with a deal of \Yarn•n Engl'Jll' t:rowdon ''\\'hat onl' do<•s, onr ought to use, an<l whaten•r ht> <lot's he shoul1l tlo with all hio migllt.'' Halph G. Bulklt•y '• You read of hnt one wi ·e man; and all that lw knew was-that he knew nothing.'' Hollin ~Ln~on ll all ''lie's here, hut he's so husy that l1e !'an 't sl.'e you.'' \Yilliam .Ta<·ob ('lni~tian '• A good nam<' is rather to he <·hoS<•n than great rh•hes." IIora('e Hiel' ll arri" '' .\ llitt'ration ts the rN·unt-n<·c of the same SOUlltl in S\H'('l'Ssi \'e worth.'' \\'illiatn ('linton ( 'roliu,.,, .Jr. ''Happy am J, from <':tl'l' l'm free; Why ain't th<•,v all <•ont<>ntrtl lik<' Huth ll arri" Ill('?,, ''I t'li\"Y no man that knows more :\Iargan•t 1)obit• than ;nysrlf, but pit~· thus(' who ];now less.'' • • ~oll<'r, st1•atlfast and ti<•murr. '' <4 6 �. Wallt•r .Talllc,. ITPal.'· Howard llaydl'n Parkt•r ''lit• is rliviut>ly ht•ut tion.'' on medita- 11 \\'ht•n I was at homt•, I was in a ll<'t tl'r plat· I'; hut t ra ,·pJers mu. t he 1'011 t I'll I.'' 1 Thp dl'\'ib soolll'st lt•mpt, rt•sem· bling spirits of light.'' Edna \I ddn·d 11 iII~ "~fusiug t'y<'s, ll<'itht'r joyou nor sorry. '' ' Holwrt .John .J a<'k--rm ('lan·nce L<·o Pot l!•r ~lost 1 • 'llv silt•uc•p I hear otht•r lllt'll 's iml't;rft•t'lions anrl t•ont·eal my own.'' ' Ethrl \an niP .lone 1 ' '' Thv fat'!' tht' iurlex of a fecliug 111 i rid. •' fort·ihle fct•hh•. '' Tht•rp are ma11 ,. Jo,·p) ,. women, but no pt•rfed one~.'' · ('har·h·,. William HPith•r .. Jr. "Infinite ri!'IH•s in a little room.'' .\ llt'n .J o~t'ph 1\a.\ "l't' Holll'rl Worthington Hi!'lrard~on '• \\'hat if 111.' words wt•re meant for dt>Nls. ' 1 ''Pn•ss on~ the<'.'' \~p,.fa Zl'lla J\p~ <':- a hett('r fate awnit Ell~t•rt "'adP Hohin~on Rohed iu tht• loug night of her dt•cp hair.'' "Lack of dPsin• is the gr<'ate t ridtt's. '' Li01wl \\'attt•r,.; 1\ illing~worth .Toh 11 Enlll,. Hou ... l' "'l'hc man that blm;he:-; i~ not quite a "Littl<>-hut, oh, mr!" hrute. '' I n·1w 1\ IPfl' ''\\'omen arc more nl'dulous than 1 lliCil.'' ' I da FlorCnl'e L<·,·in,.on \\'ht•n '' e ha \ ' C not what we loYe, we must IOYl' "hat W<' ha ,·e.'' BPrtha •'tamrn "As the goorl lo\t~ th<>t>, the hatl will hatt• tht'<'.'' '' Th<' word 1 r('st ' is not in my \'0 (•ahulary. •' )fargnPritt' FnnH·r:- Link ElizalrPth S tl'H'Ib II.\ hook i '' (lputl<>n<>ss i · power.'' a fril'tHI that nen•r ue- eei ""· . '' ~ophia lJO\ in:-; L<·nna Fran<·<•.. Strayt>r '' \\' <>re sla• perfed, one woulll admire her mor<', hut loY h<>r less.'' • 'R<'.·oht• anti thou art free.'' OliH•r \\'oh·ott Toll '' Lt't tlw <lea•! langu:tgl's rest in pt•a<'<'.'' '' C'anst thou thundt>r with a Yoit·e like 'his?'' ( 'harlt·-. Sm ih ·' \ 'i' ian )fax: l>i<'kin,-on \[l'l\'illc 1 "Hent••lid. thl' marrie•l man!" 'Triflers not ~'' pn in triJI<>s eau <'X· <•e). '' ( h·orge \\' i IIIey '' <'t•niu.· is C\'l'r a ri•l•llt• to itsl'lf. '' .\ a I! l'l'<'man ~l rddaugh 1 ' ~l prrill .\ s long as a mon.'' thanksgh·ing ser· "On·asrons are rarp; :11Hl tho. who know ho" to st•izt• upon them are rarer.'' Floytl Nevin '' Htrangt• cl<><>ds. '' thought-. ht'gt•t .Jamt•,. ll l'lll'.\ zr,<·h straugt' '' .\ n an· It tiencl. · · 47 �-·z 0 0 tn t- :J m ... ~ UJ >.... 0 z �Class History And Uod :-aw everything that IH' had ma<le. and ill•hold, it wa~ \1'1',\' goocl. .\nd so all thinrr::. prol'percd until one da~ a new cia~::. of fre:>hmcn. unlike all other:-., enterec1 the portal..; of the hall of learning of the Ea..;t Denwr Iligh , 't:hool. And whrn the happy <'Vent came to pa. ::;, all who witn<·~"ed the miracle of a da~. numberin:.r :;onw I l.i ~tarting 011 their four ~·ear:;' pilgt·iuwgl' in .par<"h of knowledge, ancltlm;; they prophe~ied: Hear, 0 l!earen:-, a11<l gire ear, 0 earth: I han• nouri:-lw<l and brought up the~ e childr<'n and they :-hall he unto me a gn·at <'Olll fort :m<1 joy. .\nd th 'Y hall wax and grow fat and all other c}a,sc~ .,;hall <"Ome und<·r them and prai. e and extol them. And the prophcey t·ame true, :mel agai11 tlwy ...ang 1nai~<·. for tlwy excellc<1 all other~. nd all who b hdd a:-;kcd if tiH'rc C\'<•r W<'r<· in an_,. <·hl:-:- a ... nHm~· a~ 150 maiden in ·hort kirt and flowing loek., and 100 boys in ;;c-arld tie:- allll knit·kerbocker·? Yea, yea, there will al~o be many thi. year who b~· dint of fiw long year of labor will h<• able to . tan<1 forth aHHllll-(' tlw g-ar.ing- multitnc1 •-., pro<"laiming them.elm., the ('hO::-en C"hildrm. <:rnduating , 'enior~. An<l as thcst• little one jounwye<l on the_,. c·am unto tlwir Junior year. And behold, at thi time th<·~· were :::o uperior unto all oth<·r cia~.<'~ that an organization of tlwm Ire;; was lookc<l down upon an<l pronounced not good: a thing unnece:-~ary and fit only for an ungorernablc herd. But the~e, tlwy were mild ancl gentle like innocent lambs being led to the .laughter. And ~o they journeypcl on until tlH'y <·arne unto :\[t. ~<·nior. Here aro much wrangling and man~· party harangue, , anc1 amicl tlw rolling of tlw cloud and the rocking of the mountains tlw.\ ' name<l unto them,eln•:- a king. :m<l the new kinoreigned with an iron hand. Here, again, their mind grew fat with knowleclgP: orator:- arotoc from amonrr them; boy:- with coYerin!!:- upon their fal' '"· han<1 ... nn<l knel'~. het·ame the popular heroes of the . chool ancl were gn•Pi<'cl with tlw ... onorou~ tmw..:. of rnh. rnh! rah! si~ boom! bah! .\ nd towanl tlw ;;ettin~ of the ..;un. when n Jl<'HI of rin!!ill!.! lwll;; di. mi~"-ed th<'m, there <·oul<l he !'<'l'll mnny who w •rp lw:n il.'· la<kn with hook-., and their minds bent clown from th<• wpight of thPir wi..:.<lom. And ag-ain, nH·n an<1 wnm<·n anc1 littlP l·hil<hen hO\n~d thc·ir hl'nd..; anll prostrated thcm,ches unto the wr.\' <lust. .\ nd an angel l'HllH' forth from the heaven~ and criro: ''Th<. <' an· my d1ilc1ren. :mil I "ill rai"c them cren hi!.!her than they are rai~rc1. .\ nd I shall .l'nc1 them forth from the"e door" to be a::- n light into the world." Then, as a lllllflllllr :11'0:,(' from thl' . <·a. th<•r(' <·amc from the lip. or all \\ho hearc1: .\ men! an<1 .\ nwn! 49 �The Senior Hallo-we"en Party Th" ~tll',..b a:-,..<'mhlcd i11 the lm\t'r hall or tht· l l i!.!h ""1 hnol l111ildin!!. whi1·l1 wn" tn:-tefully d<'cnrnt••d for tht' O!'<':t,inn. PPntwnt~ in profn,...ion rPliPv<'d the :;implit·ity of thn~t· :-lt'l'll walk Thl' ha,_,.,.. of thl' pillar:- wr rt• tran,f'ornwll into -.hot·l·.. : of corn. The li!!ht .... <'aeh a miniatnn• ja<'k o' lantern. <'a"t a mellow glow through thl' hall. whill' frmn till• oh"t'tll'it .\· of 1li...:tant nook;,. :11111 !'lll'llt'l'' lnoml'<l tlw gTo(c... qu<' fcatPrc:- ol lar!!c j~wk o' latttel'll'. :-;oon thl' fun of tlw !'\!'llin!! c·omtnent·f'll. 'l'lwre were tnh"' of wat1•r with floatin~ applu-. at whieh ,..llllll' tril'd tlwir :-kill; and npph·, on tring:- for those wbo wantl~d to kc •p the t·url in tlwir hair; while the om ... who Pnjoyc1l <lancing fulfilled c\cn· 1h-:-ir<'. for the floor \\H:- !!OO<l :lllcl tht• mu . . iC' li\l·h·. Tlw barn clanr' and Lroom ....tic·k waltz Wt'rc nnwh i1~ Yoguc. .\ mong tht• thr.on~ of n•vclcr. glidcrl a :"JlCC't rP, on \\ ho:-t ln·en:-t "a:- thl' ll'gt•n<l ·o, ; bt;t -.he l'f'l·att ;, on(_, turiou,..' glalll'l'' anu pa-.sing thought-- or thl' latl'ly <ll'partcll dttS'-. The ~ 11101' ,'c\.tettc favon·d tit • !!tlt•st~ "ith ...,., l'ral ... ,•h•dion..:. whil'h, it i ... lll'l'dh·" to -.a.'. \\ t•r' gn·ntly enjoy .,1. Th rcfre ...hm •nt-. Wl'l'l' both <klil'ion.;; n1Hl appropriate. They !·on-.i-.tL'Il of pic. l id r r. applt' " and don;,!hnut-.. ~\ 11 the" hile tlH' "it<'hr \\'('['(' hn:-y. and to tlw <"nrioll' one;-; the futurl' wa,.: 1111\eilecl in all hrr promi.L•:-:. Hut plt•a-.ul'l' l':lllllot ]a,..t fnrC\'1'1': ~n. at a lntL• hour tht• gtll'"t" . . (arit'll homewan!. h•a, ing tlw "t:cnc to the rite,.. o( till' midnight ch·e,.. and witt:he:-. 'ommittt•t• ol .\ rrangPIIH'llt,..- .Tulla .\ ncll'r-.on, l! arrit•tll' Hmwn, Lc:-lie Robcrt='. Paul Drumm. \\"tlliam Kopfl'r. \\ allt•r Brinkl'r ..\ nnmg I !ammon1l, l'lmirman. A '\ '\ 1 '\ lr •. ll.UDIO'\D. Senior Dance On the e\'t•nin~ of Dl't"emuer the 1, th 190 at the El Jebel Temple, the finc:-t II igh ~l'hool dant:e t'\ er hl'ld in Den q•r was given h.'· the clas · of '0!> of the .Ea~t ,'itlt· ll igh :-;eltool. The hall wa,.: Ycry hand omcly <lc('orated with variou,.. pennant.. and beautiful palm:-. There "'a' al~o a large electric )io-hted "D'' at one cncl of tlw hall, "·hich acldctl nuttl'rially to ib npp •nrance. 'l'he attcnuance wa cx.cecc1ingl.'· largt•, thcr • being O\'t•r fh·c hundred pupil of the different high school pre-.cnt, indudillg ,.:omc alumni a111l l'nthusia::;lic tPachcr:;, all gayly attired . •\ b.out nine n'dock tlw dan('ing began anu during the rest of the cYening nothing but smile;,. nn1l happy facp,.: l·nulc1 he <;ccn . .Tu-..t before the miclnight hour the good-night waltz wa struck up. The merry crowLl wa · all sorr.v that the merrymaking had (·onte to n do;,.t>, for en•n-one of them declared that he had the be~t time of hi. life. .\ few minull•:" later the great crowd had fonncl ib wa.'· to the trcct an1l wa:- :-oo11 plod<ling it, wear.'· way home. Thn:- encl<'d this most. ucce:;. ful dance. RYer ::-ince the clanrt the t·ommittce has been looking wrll anc1 pro,pcrou... The onunitteP--\\ allPr Hrinhr, .John 'tarkweathcr. Ha,mond ~farshalL Lyle 'onltt•r, Harold Tallmnclgc, Freu Browning, Donald unnin.gham. These Four Years ''I count life.'' ..ay.;; the pod Tiro" ning, ' ·ju:-t the tuff to try the ~ our · stren!!th on.'' licrc i:- tlw key whieh int •rprct it!' my--trries. If thi i' what life i for, if it i-.. to do for the ..:oul whnt the hlast of the t mpe..:t doc' for the oak, we can under ·talHl it experiences. Wl' are tempted, sometinw...:, to c·m·.'· tho. who liYe . hcltcrcd live.. But the eabe thr_,. rnjoy i...; dearly bought-is at the c•xpense of character. A. the blacksmith's mu <:lt•c gain in :-trength what he CX.Jll'1l<1 in fighting the force which holds 50 �hi ... haJuuwr to till' all\ il. ~o the oul, a:- it '"lllllllloll . . the will to l'l' .... j .... t tclllptatinn or PL'rfonu th<' nnw!'konH• ta..,k ..!.!a in:- in ... tn'n!!th Jli'P!'i't'ly "hat it t'XJH'lltl,.. in the effort. Ant! a:- \\ ith phy:-it-al or -.p i ritual o.;tn·ngth. "'0 aJ,..n \\ ith ... (rt•ndh of the intellect. 'J'ht•-.c• four ,Yt':ll' . . han• yii'Jtlc·d :-OJIJI't!JJJJ!! lllfli'P \aJuaJ,J • fhall the bit-. of information \\ hieh, with liPn'ttlt'Hil ell'ort. our in . . trudor . . haw :-tmn>d awa\' in the rompartnwnt..; of lllPlllory. or pJ . . <· th<'.\' ha\e h<'en wa . . (Pd. KnowiP<l!!P. the" \po,.;tle tPll· u..;, will \ani . . h <1\\a.\. But tlw year. eannot lake a\\ay from u . . the <li:-eiplinc of tlw mi ncl and t lw .;;t n•ngtlwnin!! of tlH' JlO\\ L'l'" whieh t lw hone . . f at t Pin pt to ma:tcr our problem:- a1Hl Jll'rforrn our ta . . k-: ha.;; yicldl'd. Thi . . by-product j .... of infinitely greatPr worth than any dircd n• ... ult. \Ve ha\1' all of u,.. "YIIIJialhizt'tl at timp..: with tlw pri1wc who \d . . hPtl to hare the pathway of knm\ lt'<l.!!<' matlt· t':t",\ for hiut. 'I'Jw agt-. havP at'<'t'plcd a" an a\iom the reply of hi:-; tutor: ''Your II i!!llllP ......... then• j,. no royal roau to h•arning." It j .... what \\e !!ain on tht· w:n·, ratlH•r than what.\\'<' attain at thP "llntmit. that l'nlcr' into the a<·rount. Our diflienlli<•-. han• hcPn "tL'Jlping-:-;tonp . . to . . trt'll!!th. ancl our trial ... blc-. ing:- in cli~!!;Ui"'P. I£ \\l' go out info Jjfp llll'a:-lll'iJJg" ,..11<'('<''' )l\· the alJ:-Pill'C Ill fril'tion :mel the (U"'C With \\ hic:h thill!!. fall 011( for ll". \\'l' -.!Jail llJHkC few !!<!ill,.- in tJH' Wa\· of charadrr and havr litt!t• to :-how \\ lll'll thP wat<•r,.; of oblivi;m do:-p 0\'1'1' II·.. Tf WC <'Ount life "ju,.;t tlw ..:tun· to try thP -.ouJ'o.; ... tr,·ngth on ." we :-hall an'Ppt the gauge of battle whPn it "" flung do\\ n to u-., nwl'ling ditlit·ulties with 1·hrPrfuhw:s, <lefeat with new ecmrag<'. \\ lwn \\'1' fall it will l11• with our fn< c to th fml•. allfl when we ri:'e it \\ill IH' to n'Ill'\\ tht• eomhat. \\"(' \\ill lik<•l_,. fail to n·nlizc om hope', and we shall probably not rea('h our !!<>ill. hut 'nlll<' wa\l'-. of intiuent·t• will he :"et in motion that will not <'I'll:-' until they lap Ptl'mit.' ·. . n•Jnoh.'-.t . . JJOre. "\ o man can choo. e what coming- hour..; may bring To him of IH'cd, of joy, of ulfering; Rut what hi ... -.:oul ~hall bring unto pach hour. To liH'ct it ... <'hallenf!e--thi . . i' in hi ... pmwr." Senior Dramatics n the erening of :\fan·h .>. 1!10!1, in the a~~t'mhly room. wa . . gin~n th much anticipated cniot· l'ntertainJnl'nt und<·r the <lircction of .L\Ir. Pitt.... The hou.'c was well filled with :'Indent!- nn<l fricncl. of the . . ehool, anti great Pnthn . . ia. . m wa. :-hown shown throughout the ewnill!!. Taking part in tlw protrram precPding the play. wen: Ho_,. \Yilcox. Aan . )fcKenna, Jo. c•ph Bloom, Elli!la .\nder::;on and HPgina Ifan . . on. The !-ereral _eledions given by the UlPt' ( 'luh wt'n' highly en!t·rtaining nll<l amu..:in!!. alHl much crcuit is due ..:'l[r. rm11lel. who ha-. dotw --plcnclitl work with thf' l'lnh thi,; year. 'l'he <'a. t for tlw play. "A Hl'gulnr Fix." wa . . a" follow,: Ir. IIng·h De Bra" ..... ................. .John ~ ;lrkWt'ather Mr .• 'urpln' ........... ...... ................. H<l.' \[m· . . hall fr"'. 'urplu~ .................. ............•\!_!JH . . ~!d\:t·mm Drhorah. the hou~<'kPPJH'l' ......... ........ . .... I . . ahella .\hair Man· .\nn. the 111ilid ..........................I ulia \nckr,on The. ( 'lcrk ................... ............... \\'alll'r Brinker , 'urpln"' · '\ eplw\\' ........................... Flcll'IH r Tnmk 'l'lw .\<lopted l>anghtt•r ................... Katlu rinl ~hddon The BailiiT ................................ Kl'naz Huffman In the ahsen('e of Durin•\ \y;u La\\". LYII' ( 'oultt•r <ll'lt 1 <b manager. The pla_,. wa-. a <l<'t·i<kd "lH'l'l'" in ~'\l'l'.'' l'l'"]ll'd. a-- man~· ~f the teacher:-, notably fr. Pitt ... antl ::'IIi" llond. C\}H'JJth•d Jllu('h timl' antl pfl'ort in Jll'rfeeting the smallc 't dctail8. 51 �The }unior Class History Office of the ''Knocker," 23 Liberty t. Dear Annual: Tour imitation to write th J nnior l'la IIi tory wa brought to the Knocker' office thi morning by Bobbie ~\llen and Wm. King. The Knocker is in a quandary. Had the imitation b Pn brought by a r -.ponsiblc committee the honor would have been highly appreciated. A it i , the l nocker think the joke i@ on itself. 'l'he Knocker doe not mind slamming the . chool at large but concentrating the fire of its pen on 1910 •em::- to it lik turning a ratlintT gun oli Trunk'::; alarm watch. The Knocker, however, i nothing if not oblicring, and is ever ready to li ten to the 'oice of duty. 1910 i fortunate in it environment. It i" bordered on one ide by perfection, 1909; on the other by promi~e, 1911. The two remaining ides border on pace. One of th • prominent characteri.;;ties. inte it. organization, ha been it· paciouanes.. It- ela:' motto--"To aim at nothing i, not to fail"-reflccts it mental fiber. The clas of 1910 are the " ever weat..;;" of the chool. on picuou in inaction, inton.picuou.: in action. Here you have it in tabloid form. Without 1910, flunking would be a thing of the pa~t. The characteri tic of the cla::-::-, a. iuc from ~;paciou n :-- , arc nmity, immaturity and love for fu sand feather.. peaking of Fu. (incr), well, of all the fu er that ever came to Ea. t enver, we will give it to 1!HO for having the mo t con picuous failures a fu.ser -for example, Bud and Herbert \Yilkin . 'Iho. two . elf- tyled heart ·wreck r:- have re ·eived lemon enough thi year to furnish a three-ring circus with pink lemonade for a . ea~on' tour. ixteenth and tout or apitol HilL wherec\·er they go, they l<'av a train of lemon p el behind them. Yan chaack tried to get pointer from them, but they failed with the fair. 'erYed you right Van. Xe\.t time yon want pointer gPt tlwm from Van Law or Hobby-hor. e in the senior cia. s. The most popular fu. ser in 1910 i Dorsey Davi . Hi. greatest ncces , in fact, his only succe ., ha been with girl~ in short dre !'-el:'. J..Totice him on a unday afternoon when the children arc going home from unday chool. ee him take a nine-year-old away .from ~Iilton ~\lien and Ru~ ell Well , only to have tiles walk ~may with the prizP fiye minute lat<•r. 52 �Trunk, Ka:-"'lt>r a1Hl Broomlh•ld haY<· clone a thriving hu,ine,,- "'('llin!..(' introcluction to Ea"'t l>cm'(•r bcauti(':- cluring the y('ar al ~.) ePnt per hea<l. 'l'h • knowin., one dedare that they have di\'ich·l1 thc·ir profit-. with their fair friencl:-;. The he:n·ic t }o;;er,., in th tran:-action:-; haH' hecn .Jimmie ow ·1~. Bud Yickroy. ~fcDonough and Bank:<. 'h r up, boy. ! ,'onH' time your luck will change, a1Hl you will not be oblige<l to ('limb OH'r tlw wall to get into the gankn of love. Thn•p hoy haYe already gone in through the gatP---Hopkin.;. Burkett and Parks. Humor . ay ~ their c-.:pPrienc·ecl <•yc::; C'an cli:-tingui"'h h<'tW!'C'Il a IPmon trPP :mel onc• c·on•recl with orange blw:-;om., e\en in th dark! Be thi::- a::; it ma.r, thr~e three, IJy their :-uecc. :-, would rc:;cuc 1!)10 from hopcle"" obliYion, if sueh a thing- were po!':-ible. But, Annual, do you r •member how 'art wright, tlw .'ilent. g:wc that . hininO' address in the Woodbury on "The Immortal ratory of the .'phin:-..:." ancl how ~hort but broad Wilfle.\ (the broadnc~~ cornr from the cut of hi clothes) ran a clo~c econd to Cartwright on "()5 mile i fa~ter than 45." The Kno ·ker h('lie\'e:- in holding tlw mirror up to nature. 1!'110 take a good look and do omc thinkinrr! Pa,-,- your preliminarie-. h fore you plan to . et up hou ek eping; thw far yon ha,·c 1ired up to your cla.:::. motto r ry ::>trictly, but . ee where you are and what you art>. ); ext fall you will heeonw ::;eniors: try to realize your future re,.,ponsibilitic". Drop <"hilcli. h thing ancl hec·cmw m •n, as the cia.~ of l!JOD has done. Fu" , athkti(' . . , lc"'::-011 ancl ~l'llOol intt•n-:;t . hut lPa\'l' the fair •x alone until yon put on long trou:-cr:-. ~\llmen were once hoy~. Boy:- grow to he men-at least some do. Try it, 1!110, and "'l'C how it will work. 'ruE Y'looKER (.'tuart ·,,ect). SJ �Class of 1911 .. Her <'arh· lif • ran <jltict a-. thl' brook hy whid1 ~h" :-portl'd." Tlw da.~ of l!lll ..;(arll'cl out upon tlw hatt1Pfil'l<1 in tht• Parly part ol' Sq>tember, '0~, with a mi~hty ho~l brilliantly <quippt•d in grammar an<l mathematH-.. In the Fre-.hman c.;kinni -.h the da ...... won a ~l01·iou-. 'ietory with t lw Jo ...... o I' hut few men; those few fl'll by the \\'av:-illl' lwvan,..<' of "('irrmtHan<·<'" on·r whidt they had no control.' In HlO t.he !'l ruggle wa. n·nc>w<•tl hy ;~:Hl am hit ion~ wa rrtor:- who, .. l'orgt•tting tho.e thing:- \\hi<·h ar!' hrhin<l :lll!] rl'a<'hin~ forth to tho~~ · thing"" hic·h an·l>Pfore," are pre..:-in~ toward tlw goal. :-tumbled over gi.~antic Latin phra-.t•::, ]><l~ ... <'<l thron~h tlw lin<' ... of g<·nniPtry ancl -.ail<'<l through 'sin En.~li~h. "\Yh<n tlw athll'ti<• lt>am,.. <·lUll!' forth. hook~ \\'<'l'l' laic! a-.icle and man~· a -.]wut rang out a,.. our da ... ,..mat<• . . <·arriecl thP color,.. to Yidor,\'. Of the four c·la"'. < of 1[igh ~dwol our da,..:- 11111:-t h<· !'nn,..iclt•n•<l the ]catlin~ one. The Fre, lnnen are only infanb that louk on with anwr.t•nwnt at the a<'hil'\'t•ments of their :-uperior,... Tlw d·nior-: eannot lw con ... irlcn•d an important fal'tor, for thry arc going to lean· 11-. and <·annot ha\'c tllt' intt·rP!'l"' of the future in mind a the other da-.~e:::. '.l'lwn tlw qn<'"'tion of' :-upn•nuwy rc-.b h<'hn•en th<• .J nnior~ and the ophomorc~ . 'l'he • ophomort·~ outnumb<'r any other cla. ~ in ~dwol anr1 tlwrdon han• more brain... We have taken an actin• intPrc-.t in athlcti ·~; hut we \\ill here gi,·e the J unior credit for haYing omt• g0od talker:;. The ophomon•:- do not cli~pcn"<' 1nud1 hot air, lmt for good, . olicl work you will alway_ find them on hand. LYDE L. R \.:\1 EY. �Preservation of the School 'l'hu onlinar) lllail nf h\ nty--.c\ell )t'ar-. i-. -.till in hi-. youth: any building of that a.!.!· i-.likt· a tllall in tiH• prim ol' hi-. life: but a 1'110ol Luilai11!! i" like a patriareh in tht> nmnbPr of it \ariPd P lH'I'il'lll'' "· lt ha~ "'l'll -.tudent ... \\ho e11terecl it portal" a. -.hnrt--.kirte l lit tiP .!!il')..., and knkkPrluwker d boy:- gn forth i11 four years, tall maid''lh antllllallly )otdh-.: it ha-. ..., L'll tlw-.p n turn from thf' \HH'k of thP \rorlcl a~ men n11d '' onll'tl: and 11 lw-. opt tH•d it-. dn•n·-. a(!"ain to wPit•tJIIH' tht'it· :-ou-. a111l dnughtpr-. . . \ llawthonH·. -.tanding in thi:- old buildin!!, would ha\'e imaginl'tl a thron!! of th · "pirit,., of tlw liH t w1 nty·H!Yt'll ypar".-the ,Jm1le" of all the _tuuent who have li\cd in thi littlt• \\orl«l for fonr y<>ar::: or mort'; \\i,tful form-: of littl • girb, looking wonderiii!!IY at tht· llP\\ mode-. of !,!armeut and hair: honor--.tudent-. evinrr a-.kance tho~e who have .ucc'cdPu to their honor~· .football heroes glowerinrr at the lion~ of thL' tlay: all thi~ a I l nwthonll• woul1l imagirw. aJlll he mi~rht. weave in a hu111lrecl romance-.. too. thL' un:-p•1ken word of eloquent glance.-, the white notes that fly un-.:c•rn pa.-t watdtl'nl lH'dH!!O!!iral 'ye-., the whi-..pere<l phra~e:-, and the fluttl'ring ::::igh-.. an• not I !awthomt·-.., but L'' en we, a~ w' a~l'l'tHl tlw broad <:tair., mw. . t oftl'n tl11nk of tho~P conn t Jt•,.,; other,; who lul\ e a~cendecl them hcl'ore us. and who haYe . teppt'd a:-idt• into dill'l'rt•nt path· and difl'ennt acti,·itie-.. • .. l ... "c •\II thi,; make-. an ol1l -'chool building a most interesting thing, and a thing carefully to ht• pre-.t•necl, if only for it.; thronging a..;:-ociatim~:-. We han' not ha<l time to hn,· • :lll.\ \'t•r.' old ll\lildin!!" in thi: countrv of our-... and il' we 1lo not look wl'll to it, Wl' "'lutll nmcr han' any. ~ot only i!' ma,onry ]p-.... solitl than formerly. but the wry onp.; who "'IIOultl he most Zl'alou for it· pn'-.l'n'ation "ork tl11• mo:-t toward it-.. tle-.truetion. Tt i,; all v ·r.r w '11 to talk or the int re«t of caned initial-. ancl whitth'!l <l -.k", but a few yPar-. of lt·anin!! Plhow-' will n•mm·e any unpol'tir -.upPrfluity of nuni h a:, efTe<·tin~ly a a moment':- 1lili!!l'nt work with n knifl'. .\nd the deeply-hollowed door::, tone of Dem cr' pu bl it• Iibra I'!' ht•a r:... utorl' l'onvirwi II!! t•Yit letH·e of tlw long line of book-lnclrn men. women and t'hil1ln·n who ha\'e trnwr,.:p(l it than could any wilful mi chief. likP <·an·in!! of nntne-. or datt>-. or pl:wE-. of re-.itlt•nu•. If WI' wi..;h to lea\'l• an.'· arl'hitl'l'turP l'or l'utun· !!t'ncrations. "" mu ... t be!!in to cultivate a ... eiN! or till' Iittill!! in l'l'!!ill'tl tn the trl'atnwnt of puhlic hnihlin!!::'. It i noteworthy that in the Oltl Worltl then· ha,; bePn litth· of thi. pctt.Y \andnli~m until comparati\'cly recPnt tim':-. It i... ""'' American.; who haYe chippe1l olf bit... of the pri!'on of ( 'hillon, hrokt•n away twi.!.!:... from th1 ~h< rhrune oak, and t·arn•cl our initial high and low upon llH· hi~tori1· lllOJlllment~. Let u~ reform! Ll't u-. t·t•a-.p to employ our mom1 nt" antl our pen-knive on the 1lceoration of our rlc..;k..;. Lt•t u. be content with in~cribing our name_ in our textbook·. IJet u-. 1lo our ,;harp in the unavoidable wear antl har onl~· b~· letting- our "duP ft'l't Jll'\Pl' fail to trea1l the .-tmliou. lligh ~chool palc." and by th friction of our hand,; on thl' stu<ly cle:-k. E\ell thu-', we wtllnot l<•ave the building in a O'laring state of inarti~tic newne. s, and only ~o. may W<' ]H'l'~cne it to he the pride and ornament of fnturt• years, a..; it ha.; bt'!'11 for more than a "t'OI'e of the pa~t. 55 �., Fr<':;lunan-\\ hat dot'" that wonl <·onjurc up in your min<l? .\. timid, ,.;]trmking little cn•ature. who ,tart,.. and tremhh•:-. at thP lca,.;t wonl of thr might~· , enior. l..; your ('0ll('ept ion a t nll' o1HO:" :\ o! Let lll-, w hr> an' fre,..Jwwn, trll you what th i. WOI'<l means. It llH':llll'o a ])()_, o1· girl who h:h jn,.;t hr~'lm to drink in tlw joy,.; of High , chool life: who ~l't'o; lll'forl' him l'our gloriou,., ypar~ of work and pia~ lH'I'orP ht' lll\18!. go out into lh<' worl1l. .\n<l j.; not th<·lif, of tlw Fr<'l'hman mo.t happy~ \\·e ofttn em·.,· the :-;l'nior. hut th<•n com<''-' the thought: ''The , enior'" High- t"hool life i- almo,t O\t'r. ('arc, an<l rp..;polLihilitie:=; will "oon ht• upon him. 'Y<' haYI' :;till ,c,·cral long, happy yt•ar .... with no thought ot' the future to worry u . .'' .\nd in our Frt>,lunan rear. wt• n•,oh l' to make tlw nlo't of tlwm. W<' a1lmit th:1t at tlw fir:-t of the year, it wn, ratlwr hanl to finJ tht> .\"',.l'lllbl\' room, p,.;pct·ially on tht• thil'll iioor: h.ut wt• arc ::oon to ht•t•onw ~ophmnon•-; 110\\:. and \\'hOt'\ll' !ward or n ~ophonlOI'(• getting ]o,.;t in Ea,.;t DPll\'('1'! ( l'"\\'t'pl. nl' ('Olll'~<'. the Lahn oph,..). We . hall llt'\Cr forg<•t that fir<.:t da~· at Ea~t DPnn~r. .'ophonlOI'Pl- \\alke<l proudl.\ hy wilh t'Ontt•mptuou" glant·Cl- at. the timi<l littl<• Fre,.;hit'"· Junior· "trollt'd up and <lown th<• hall:". ~vnior:- grc<'tecl each otlwr .io.\"f'ully, forgetting, for tlh' tim<'. tht>ir <lignity in tlll' happinp,.;,.; of llWl'ling ol1J friPIH]~; hut we poor little Fre.-.;hi<'~ tood aronn<l awkwanlh·. b·ving to look mH·oncern d. a: if we rlidn't care. Putting on a lJraYe front w·<' s!ar{(•~l up the !air!', only to be met by cries of, ''Wrong ,.;tair:-:, Fre:;hy !'' "~·o Frp-;hies allow<'<l here!" and oth<'r t'quall~· polite remark,. Finall\' we rt'achrcl the .\ . "embh· Hoom and took . rat.. We . at there trembling, thi1iking of what wa~ going to happen next; hut hy aml hy we wt're a,.;. ign<'<l our room., :mJ our troublr,.., for the present, wer over. nr Fn•l-hman cla ,,.. i-; tlw hrightc.;t and he~t of all that Ea. t Denver ha:=; had. Although young in ~ear::- Wt' hav • high hope:; ancl a:;pirat ion'. 'rhough time will probably decimate ou1· number.. nothing can tah from u::; our ideal::, and al)lbitions. nd .o, a, we travt'l along the highwa~· of learning, it i our hope and expectation to be omc an honor to our ::dwol. and a c·r<'clit to our::elve.. ''Pre on! urmount the rock~· f;tccp , limb bo1<1lh· o'er the torrent'.- ar h · Tic fail,.; alone ,\·ho feebly cre<'ps! He win. who clare:=; tlw hPro' march. Bt' thou a hero. l!'t thy might Tramp on eternal now it. wa~· And. through th<' chon wall of night. Hew down a pa. age into clay," REBEC \. FILL K, Jon.· BL.\.CKB ·nx. 56 ��The Other Man "'l'ht• .~nat .\nH·riean <•itiz<•n." mu:-cd .\udn•_,.. "and min~ <'qual." 'l'lw man''"' -.ittin~ in onp of the :-ln'l'l car"" of thl' l!l"l'nl <'ity . .Audn•y hn<l noticed him ll't'nrP lw got on. 11<' had -.t<uul '' ith bow«'«l ...honldl'r-. atHl ltnlf-bcnt hcnd, a-: thoudt in -.cl:l-1l'lt inl'criorit.'· to that nth<T ~<'nnnt of tlu• public who wn· gnitling th puhlie car. And nnw h1• ,-nt hnnl'lH'<l 1·lo-.ely at tlw l'THl of an l'lltJll.'' -.pat. .\udn•y. \\ ith one arm thrown <•nn•Jv-.:-1.'· n1·ro-. ... tlw baek of hi-. :::Pat. -.nn·<'Yl'<l him idly. Tlwy mn.;t be about th · -.allll' Hl!l'-ho and tlu• workntan. ...\nd .\udn·y wn:- a lim• figure of a man, a he :::nt there. \\"l'll--.hape<l hl'n<l aloft, l'~t·=- k<'<'ll and "him ... ienl. and no ... c- and lip:, patrician: hi!' long. fitw hmul-: \\l'l'l' unglowd. atHl tlH•y Wl'rl' nlirc with cncr.l!_\· and t;kill. The Other ~Inn -:at unmo,·ing in hi!' t·orner: lw wn-: crmnlccl. in an t•mpt_,. sent; hi. feet. in tlwir ._Jwpele!'... , eoar-.p !'hoc=-. wen• plnnll'«l c]o-.el.'· togl'thPr: hi~ lunchpail wa-. poi:::e<l on hi:- <lrnwn-up knPc.;. atHl hi=- hand ... rl' k<l in rtly on it. IIrre was not the "'<lignity of labor:' nor the "king=-hip of toil." While .\udrey -:too<l 'miting for a honw-hound ear. he t-aw that the Other ~Ian was "aiting on the -amc corner. It wa-. befor a WL'll-kopt park. Tlic day wa: beautiful antl :::unny: fragrance of many flmrt•r ... wa~ wafted to tlwm on a gentle breeze; therr \Hl. tlw !'oft ~oun<l of insec-t: win~in~ their 'ray about in tlw warm . un:-hinc. Hut the Otlwr ~Ian tlitlnot look 11p at the blue ky, nor fL•a:-t hi~ eye on the :,mooth green ol' tlw gra. :;. He Jookl•d vncantl~· upon the ground before him, now and then . hiftin~ hi" weight wearily frolll OJH' foot to the other. ._ omdimc.-:, to be ure. the gay C'lo:-e ru""h of a motor caught hi~ eye. and he .l!UZPtl aft r it -:lowly, uneomprehrn<lingly, a. n yomw child from its mother'- knee. Hut even then hi face did not chancre. ··Jic look-: at the !'ky no more than do'!' hi:; hrother, the ox,'' mnt-ed ~\.ndrey, dru" in<Y n d<'ep, ln. uriou:- ])]'(.!ath of the l're • nir. whiffing the eompelling fragrance of tlw flow 'r:-. an<l looking about him at the tree:,; and gra.;:; and _ky in which it was hi· pri<le and nature to delight. ''. o, I do th' ox nn inju. tice in giving him bUCh a brother. He la<:k-. the animal bulk and beauty as mueh a he lack the divine fire of man. Little, gra_,. wizened, commonplace," he murmured, in whim ical addre , "wherl'in arc yon hi.gher than the oxen that draw the plow over the moi. t, _princring earth? And you have not eren the patl1o · of det;pairing poverty. You probably go ix day· in the week to your deafenincr factory: you . tand eight hours in the day at your :-en cle:-:-; mnchi1w. your:-elf a unthinking and un peaking. .\ nd now you are going home. no doubt, to on of tho e wooden boxe~ with its rectangle of sun-baked clay in front, with its warpt•d :floors and it· worn furni~hing:::. with it clo~e air and its odor of boile<l food!'. Yon will eat uncouthl_,. an ill- erved meal, and then you will ~pend the evening in heavy, making silence. ~ou have a. wife, of cour-e, dull and drab and bent like you~clf, and little childr •n, who will one clay merge into the ~a me inevitable unlovelines.. What i:- the u e of a Yon, I wonder?" And he drew up again, filling hi >igorous lung anew, and tingling with the delight of life. He thought of all that his days held for him; of the home to which he was going, with it shaded lights, it _oft carpet~, it silent uervant, its ~hining 58 �tahi '; of the OJH'nt "hil'h Jt,. woulel !war that night: of hi:- ,twlio: of hi.; wol'ld of book ; of hi:- world uf pie·tun'': of hi, '' riel of <·ultured lllen nml benutiful, radiant women; of the oJH' lu·autiful. raeli:mt woman: of hi, ,tmn!!'. , holarly, clt>an-cut <;elf. And a:-- Ion!!' ago another Jn·ai,,•d .JeiHJ\flh. 'o ht> rai, d }u, hratl and thanked hi::- .\faker that hL \Ia, not a.; thc> Otlu•r ))au \Ill'. The Othl'r :\Ian ,till ,tooel unmo\in!!'. .\ littlr. llllll~-hairerl child ran <']o ...c bc,itlc him, hut he ••a\<' it onl.) an 1111..,1' in!!' ,tare. anel hi,<'.'''"' !.!1''\1 blank ag-ain. An<lrey :-mill'd kind!.' at tl1e hoy. and bent to ,troke• the• littl<•lJead a, tlw child toddled pa:-t, <"ha. in!! a gay. paintPel huttPrtly. ...\ ltlO!ltl'lll latt>r ca111e th • ,'Otm<l of . houting, and \udre,r looked up. En•n a.., lw look<•el. IH• ..,, Jll'<'el hn<·k a little from the road. Around the <·OJ"ner tore a pair of powPrful IH1r<;e,: tl~t• <It· < was :-awin~ wildly at the r •in', but he mid1 a, well ha\'C trietl to -.tay .Xia!.!ara. , traight do\\ n the street they plung<'d, HlHl th<•re, ri!!'ht in their t·our,e. knl'lt tlu bah , !'olcmnly watching the rcl'tin!!' lmttl'rfly. Audrey and tlw Other .:\Inn -.tarte1l forwarrl: anrl then on of them he:,itatedhis life, or the child·-.? \\'h ich lwul<l it b<'? Hut t Jw other Juul not waited. ftl'r OIIC mute, dazed breath he h<Hl 1 •aprd forward :u11l cau!!ht the child in hi arm-.. But the hor::e-. "er too clo:-c upon thc·m. With one la:-t effort h' flung the little one out of their way, ancl him:-clf' fell unrleJ' tlw tramplin!.! hoof". It wa. AudrPy who calleel the amhulance that took the Other )fan to the city'.finest ho pi tal. FJ.m..... y ( 'u \. . ·ELL 59 �High School Championships rl'he following i:- a brief :-ummary of the di ... trihution or tht' \'Hriou~ Intcr:-chola tic Athletic 'hampion..,hip:-. Lt will bt• -.evn at a giant· • that in l'H·ry hnuwh t.he Ea!'t D mer Iligh 'ehool ha~ l)('l'll :-UCt'l':'t--ful. Ln th1• h<bl'hall and tnwk we are to be eongratulatcd, for we ha\\' ''on !-'l'H'll out or tl'n -.tale champion..;hip-. in the former and twelve out of thirt en in tht• latter. Ll't the good '' ork go on. Football Year. 1 95. 1 ' 91). 1 !) . 1 !)9. 1!JO:J. 1!)04. 1906. 1!!07. 190(. hampion. hip of ~tah·. ~Ianual Training II igh ~('hool. ~fanual Training 1I igh , 'c·hool. Ea t Dem er High , 't·hool. olorado 'pring<: High hool. )fanual Training II igh , 't·hool. tate Pr<'p .. 'chool. Colorado pring · Il igh . 'chool. E. D. II. , . ( d1ampions ::\ ortlwrn Divi:-ion). Colorado ,'pring:; High ,\·hool. olorado princr Iligh , '<'hool. 60 �Baseball 1 99-1 !)05. Eaf-t Dcm er Hig-h chool. 1906. 'utl< r ~\c·adcm~. 1907. Ea:-t Demcr High '<·hool. 190 . :M anna\ Training II igh •\·hool. Track L 96-1901. 1ll0~. 190:3. 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907. 190 . E<U Dem er II igh , chool. Firl't Intcr~cho]a..,tie :Jll•ct nt Houllkr, won h~· East Demer . . \·or : E. n. II. '., :~!l: ( 'oloraclo .._'prinw•. 32. , eeond Intl'l'"l'hoJa,tic :'lllct won h.' Ea:'t Demer. \·orP: E. I>. II. ~ .. ;~(): Pm·blo. ~2. Thircl Inter:;<:hola,til· :\[pl't won h.' East Denver. S<'ore: E. D. II .. '., l-1: ~. D. ll . .'., 2.' . Fir:'t .\nnual ('it\' :\IC'1t at DenH'r, \\on hy Eaf-t Denn·r. ~core: E. D. H . .'., :n: .'tate Prep .. 'chool, 20. Fourth Int<'r. (·hola,tic :'ll!·d won hy Ea;..t Dmvcr. ~('ore: E. D. II. .. 2:3: •'tat<' Prq>. . 'chool, 22. Fifth lntcr;..chola. tic )1 P<'l \\on hy Ea;..t Den wr. COr(': E. n. If. .. 3:3: X. D. 11. ' .. 3G. , 'ixth Intcr:-;cholasti<' 'Jleet won b~ Ea;..t Dl'mer. , l·or •: E. I . II. , '., 1 : ( 'olor<Hlo , 'prings, 11. ceond .\nnual ity .Meet won hy Ea..;t Dt•nwr . .'corP: E. D. II. .' ., 4 i : 'Jlanual. 25. .'cH·nth Jnter..;c·hola til· '\Il et \\on by Longmont. ~eore: Longmont. :~3: E. D. If. , '., 21~~. 'l'hircl .\nnual City )Jed \\On h~ Ea:-t Dln\'l'r. hI �The team of Ja,..t year lookl'<l likt• a n·r~· fi11e lliH'. after tlH• game in which they \H't't• nearh victorian,.; mer the l ' nin•r-.it~· of ('olonHlo. \\ 1th the -.tar eatcher and t·aptain, l'<•d \\'ood\\anl. IH'hind tlw hat. onr al\-;lroutHI athll'l<·. Yawlcmoer, in the hO\, "C'u;,h'' .\hi ot on thinl, :\It·. ('amhrid~c nn fir:-t. "BU<l" Uriflin, who led the team \\ ith tlw -.tit k, on "'l'\'otHl. "( 'orey" (;ate-. at ;.hort :-top, a11<l our strong outfield. t·ompo:->t•d of Branham. 1\l'lllJI and ILtwh·y, it t·<•rtainl~· wa;, a ver.'· prnmi~ing team. But through thL· t'ITOl' or ()f t' man. in a tight plat:e, we lo"t the fir,.;t game to Manual and then the tl'am -.l'emed to wt•akcn. .\fter tht· dcfl'at nt the h:uHls of )\orth Denver, everything wt•nt frotn ha<l to wor-.<'. until we ha<l no t'hant:e for the dmmpion;,hip. 'J'h · h·am of thi,.; year, undt•r tlw t·o;ll'hiJlg of ('aptain <:rillin and )fr. 1ranger, on!!ltt !o lH• a \'l'l'_\" -.tron~ otw. <·on:-idering that tlw~- <ll'l' all JH'W men. \Ye expect gr at thing;. lo Ill' a('<'Olll]lli-.he<l by ( 'amplH'll in tlH• pitt•hing litw, mul La' ington and , lwnnan, both of whom an· goo<l pitdH•r-.. TIH· otlwr llll'll that arr <'XP etcd to make good are "\\'i1 <ly" B;tkt•r. ('m\Pll. \\'l')h-. ( 'aldwPII. ~Iarihugh a111l Lif.;hitz. JiYU: OULTF.P.. �co -..e 0 a> ~ -;; .... ,..Q u IX:I �The tnwk sea:-on that ha~ just pa,sed wa, not a de<"ided . tteec~..; for Ea~t Denver, nor wa it a failure. \Ye nwt the Freshmen o( the University of olorado on )farch 2~th, and haa a deci::;i\e def<'nt handed to u ; but we were cxp •cting thi , with our star athlPt , YandPmocr, out or it and the r ::;t · of the team made up of "green" men. The collp~e boys had almost everything their own way. We took our defeat like true . port~men, fe ling we were defeated, not by men of our own ability, but by tho:-e who were more •xp<'ri<>nced. and b0tter train d than we wer . The next nH•et we entered wa the one h •ld among the enver IIicrh chools. In thi we were victoriou~, winning with a large margin. The Ia t one of the . <'a,.on, but not the lea t in importance, wa the one held in Boulder on May 16. W • made a game fight for thi and hould have won it could we have had a fre h man for the relay team. Two of th m<'n on thi team broke Rtat<' r <"Orc1. : the 100-\ lHd da h wa cut down to 10 .econd b.'· andemocr, and th<' 220-yarcl hurdle wa. 'rut at 27 ::;econd by Woodward. This wa. tiH' first time that the HP<l ana Whit waR made to play second fiddle, a we had won all the meet held at Boulder hdorc this time. The track and fi<'ld athlc tic in Ea..;t Dl•mcr for the coming year had a very good beginning, .'atunlny. .\ pril 3rd. wlwn the annual cro~ -country run wa made. It wa' O\'c•r tlw I empr Uniwrsib· cour:-P nncl wa made in ven fa t time. The fir..;t man to fini:-h for Enst D 'nrer 'wa:- Tobin. and he wa· s t·onc'I one of all the "<"hool..; entc•r0cl to fini:-h. One of our m<'n wa:- third to fini~h. coming in about '?00 y:p·,ls nlwa<l of hi~ do:-e=-t follower. .\ 11 of the ".\.ngelf;" finished and they were not all in-down :mel out-wlwn th<'Y cro~. eel the lin<', 0ithPr. When the total numbt·r of points wa finally Jigured out it was found that Ea:-t Denver came out econd, the f:nme pla<·c that we haYe had in year~ lwn•tofon•. Our t0am wa <'Ompof'ed of the following men: Banks. LC'ac·h. Traylor, Parkin. on. ~ l cKec. tuart, Taylor, Tobin and 1\ antner. Then• i. not nnH·h that c·an he --aiel about the comincr track !'ea,on at the time thi..; gop ... to pn•s:-. The trac·k team has hacl --ome wry hard luck ~o far. There are only thne old men ha<·k thi~ year. They arc Drumm . Tallmadge and Coulter. We hope• that mor<' of the boy will comp out anc1 help put East Dem0r where she belongs in that Boulder mert in May. LYI,E OULTER. 64 ��A ru:-h and a sickenin~ thud, A crn~>h an<l a. fall in the mud . •\. half a yaru "ained, .\ leO' or praincd, .\nd the lo ..... of a gallon 0 r hloo<l. -Columbia .Tc"'tcr. arm Alr:, well that end,: well. Foot hall, thl' -.tn nuolt-., i,. oq•r for anothl'r "'<'<l"'on. An<l, whil we <'an not elaim for our . . <·hool that <·o\'<'1 C<l honOt', t lw <'ha 111 pinn~h i p of our :-tat.e, we ma~· at lca-t have th<• :--<lli,faction or knowing that our l<'<llll <lid well. They were good winner:-, taking pa,.;ily li\'l' out or ::-ix gnnw-., an<l in that mw unluek~· game they wen• good and gracdul Jo,.;pr,.;. \\ P, tlw lm<•r,., of l'h·an athl<•tic:-.. may justly feel prowl. The faith fnln<':->;-. of Dr. FowiPr an<l ~~ r. 1\:e-.tl'r ~b l'Oa<'h<•..: wa.~ readily .,c n in Pa<'h an<l cYcry pia_,.. whil<' th<· k<'<'ll jndgmcnl of ( 'a pta in ( 'mmingham n•-.ultec1 in long gain-.. into tlw Clll'llly':-> ll•tTitor.'·· \\ <' hacl a good tc•am and it OU"ht to lx• a <h·<·iclecl plea,.;nn• onu• again to <·on-.icl<•r tho.-e incli,·iclnal"' who faithfull~· fought for th<• honor and glory of olcl Ea:-t l>Pll\Cr. 'l'her • wer<' hn•nt,· pby<·r:-- that "·on their "I r-.". tlw "·' mlHJI of lo~·al and hone-.t cfforh in behalf or their . l'hool. They "<·n·: \\'ootl,-. ~fl-Donough, offinbur_,., Glen<lcnnin.g. S!H rman, L:l\ in!!{on. ~lair<',.,, <''in. Grmnlon. Ho,dcr. )foorc, Tobin. IIawkin:-. Con\\ a~·. Zi,.,ch. 1\:n,.;-.ler. Yi' ian, .\lh n, Browning an<l apt. Cunnin"ham. In conne ·tion with thl''-';' ItaliH',.; lll'lnn!!.~ that of ~fanag< r Star!~" cathcr. Hi-. work wa,., o( a qni<'t nature, hut 1'\l'l'.' moH' <·onntP'l. Tt "·oulcl haH hc<•n hard to find a more zealou-. workPr in the interl'"t" of tlw team an<l the .-ehool. Our sca~on start<•d off with the lLUal Ea t DenYcr rn-.h and :-nap. outh Dcnycr, a new spot on th,. map. \\<IS quiekl~· crn<li<·atPrl h~· a <·or<' of ~!l to 0. orth came ne·d ancl -.ulferc<l m•arl:· tlw .-ame fate-:Hi to fi. Ea. t lknn•r wa,.; the lwir apparent to the <•hampion,.,hip. But no. our ,..liiH'riorit.'· in l'm'lll<'l' ganl<'" prm'P<l our nn<loing. Our dnlHl \o-.t it . . .-i In•r 1in i n_g a ncl W<' ]o,.,t to t h<• Bonlcl<•r l'r<'p:-. by a.. ore of 1 t to 0. lt wa. a lw:l\y-hcadP<l <·rl'\\' that rPtnrnf'<l to town that night. But tlw <lay wn..: not altntrl'tlwr wilhnnt it:- hl'tH'lit,.,. for wh<'n ~fanunl "a,.. <'ll<·ountered two w~C •ks 1atPr tlw long-wi,.;lwd-t'or :-pirit t hal clo<''-' thing" wa:-- pre-.cnt il1 a large de~rc· . :;\fnnual \\<·nt <IO\rn h<•l'on· lh by n ..:<'ore ol' Hi to 0. ~\II the ahO\·ementionl'cl gnlltP-. w rc not a-. <•:..:<•ding to the :-p<•c·tator..: a thl'·'· might ha\l' h<'PH. for onc-..;.idcdn<·"" pr<•vnilcd in all. It i-. harcll_,. worth '' ltih• gointr l'nrth<·t· into detail 66 ��on that account. 'J'he game with West Denver, however, i "\\Orthy of ~pecial nttcntion. Ea"t Denver 9. \Ye. t Denver 4. It "a' on a :-no"-1'0\'<'red field at Union Park, which in many rr~pecrs re;:;emblell a swimmin!! pool. that the team:, Iinrd up. Wu•t appearrii at a glance to be the b<'~t mud hor:-e, but <'m<·rgeiwie,; a n<l da n.!!Pron :-:it ua tion:" bron.!!h t forth reciouhled effort· from the Ea:,t Denrer men and their opponents were kept olr the much-coveted goal. Time and again would We:-t Drm·er work down the field to the 25-ynrcl line, to he eithrr h ·1<1 or haH tlwir attempted fit>lcl goal blocked. Toward the Ia t of the fir~t half a long kick b~· ('apt. Cunningham placed the hall on West'i> five-:ard line. Bowler broke through the li1w when they sought to kick it out of danger. and .\Hen. following elm;(• hchincl him, f ll on th · hall brhind the line. unningham mi:'l"ed goal. 'eorc, 5 to 0. In the nc ..d half eaeh !'chool ::,UCc , fully landed a fiehl goal, making the ~core 9 to 1. Then, until tinw wa callecl, Ea t clererly kept the hall out of dang •rou place· h~· long and freqn<'nt kicb. Thus encled the game and the ~cason. By virtue of our defeat we arc not allowed to call our elve the b ::;t, ancl gi' ing honor to \\hom honor i::; clur, we cannot even proclaim ourselve the equal of all: ~·et our merits ar • fully establi he<l :mel we may re~ t ontent in the belief that our team did well. 'Basket Ball t la:-t tlw ba..;kct-ball . . ca~ot haP> been brought to a do~e. Long and tin•some though it; wa~. the league ha~ ht•c•n formed and we hope !.hat nPxt y 'ar there will be good fast game, played h\' all the team .. Tho"' who han' followc(l tlw game thi. y<'ar know that nmw of th<' team:; c.·cept ,'outh DenH•r ha-. been ablf' 'to pradic·e more than three time. a week, and West Dell\ er only at th< frit>IHlh im·itat ion of ~nnw otlwr . (•hool. To play the game;; W<' ~ecurecl tlw Y. ~l. C .•\. gymna:-inm, the floor there being th' be~t in the city. 'l'ht' ~ul . . on a" a. whok wa-. a -.ucct·~--. although tlw l'hnmpion:-hip did not come our way. \Ye can probably a('tount for this by th' lo~ . . of a guard, Donald unningham. who b< came ill in the middle of the t•a-:on. )fanual, no doubt, ha. an excellent team, but Wl' hop<· to haH' n t1 am Iwxt ~l·ar that can 1vally play the rrame. \\'e were al o deC at<·cl in mw gam • b.' . 'outh ~Hle, but it wa:,. only through oYer-(Qnfidence. In the other game:- played, we .howed our . nperiority. The , or for the .ea:::on "e1e a follow~: J~:. J). JI. ~ ...... . 2!3-.... D. II .•...... . 1'> E. D. II. ,' ....... 19-Jf. T. II. •· ....... 2--1: E. D. II. .. ..... 33-\Y. D. H. ' ....... 13 E. D. If. .. ..... 30- . D. II. ' ....... 13 E. D. II. ....... 2G-\Y. D. II. ........ 19 E. D. II. : .. ..... 15- . D. II.. ' ....... 20 h. n. JI . .' ...... .40-W. D. II. ~ ....... 11 E. D. II. .. ..... 15- f. T. II. . ...... 2 The team con,;i. . tecl of the folio'\ ing: Griffin. F. and .... ; Richard on, F.; Drumm, .·Cunningham, G.; Dewey, G.; Fisher, . ;Vivian, G.; 1uth r, apt. 0. and F. 68 �Girls, Athletic Association irl::;' .\lhlcti(· .\s~o~ialion ha~ h •en formec1 during t.lw ]Hl't year. .\t the :':'ociation a board of diredor ''a:o. el •ctc(l, c.:on,.;isting of the following: 'enior , Edna Hills, Gertnule ,'trickier; .Junior..:, Lolita nell, .\lma Melzer; 'ophomore , Ella Dum·an, 'ormlia •'c.:hu.' ler; FreJm1en. V eara )fc.\lli tN, Mabel , 'nlly. Faculty memhL•r..: arc :Jfiss , 'ahin. )[j .. ,. Cohen and )fis. Denni on. A fir~t meeting of the At a meeting of the board. Edna Hill::- "a ' clcdPd pre::-ident: Lolita .'nell, vicepre ident; Alma felzer, -<' ·rctary; ::\Ii .'a bin, trea::-urer; and Eiina 'antril wa made a member of the board and at the . ame time elected manager. coni'titution wa:' clrawn up hy tlw hoar<l, which was :-;ign cl hy all the girl wishing to hec.:onw memher:=; of tlw .\:;. oc.:iation. Great intere,-t was hown in the A sociation from the. tart ancl pnthu-.iasm of the highest order. The . port~ unc1Prtaken cluring the year were ba ket hall, tenni and cro::- country walking. Basket ball practice lwgan hefore the organization of the ~ociety. ann it wa largely through the influence of thi game that the A c;ociation wa formed. bout thirty-five fair maiden. were on han<l at hasht. hall practiee, and ince an intcr-..:eholastic league wa ~ out of the que..:tion, a lt•agnc of fiye teams wa. form d. The champion team, after a. serie of ten game~ rcceiveii a cup. Friclay afternoons were devoted to kaguc game" and Tuc~cla~· aftC'rnoorN to practice. Two practice game· were played "ith ~fannal. Ea. t Demcr wa victoriou. in the fir:'t one by a score of ll to 10. The .: cond game wa a tic. The , enior challeng(•d the Junior-. to a practice Other challenge. were game, in which 1.1w latter were \'ictoriou . ·core 11 to issued to the girl~ _itting in the ldtered room. v~. thl' girl:- itting in the numbered room~: clark-haire<l girb Y::. light-haired dam::;el., etc. Tl'nni" and walking were taken up to the henefit and enjoyment of all participating. The mcml)('r:- of the Yariou:; tl•am.:; are a::- folio\\·... : Blue-Edna Cantril. Huth Packard, Irene Ti<11mll. R rtha Rernstein, mith, Lillie Le\\, ntherinC' )Jon(']'icff. Orange- Tlwlma Hlair, ('or1wlia , 'chuyl Pr. Lolita , nell. Kat.hPrinc Grayce Thode, (,race Cronan. idney mmanney, Gray-.\licl' Olivc1·. Ella Dunt'an. Ycnra Ml· .\lli~ter. \fildred .\ nderson. Lucile Carr, Elizaheth utton. Reel-Alma )!elzPr, Crace Bartholomew, )farg-uerite Link, Irene Klefi, Frances Hoyt, armC'n Balling •r. Hcth K non·. Green-Edna Hill , flrctta William", '\l ttic chnltz, 1L•rtrude Christian. :\lcrlc Lutton, ~ l argaret }!cAlli. tcr. 69 tricklcr. )fattie �The Silver Service of the School Ea~t DCJner in Jlil"t ypar-- h;b l·arric<l off a grent JllllllY trophi<',;. 'I'lw trophies nrc reprc~entrd Ly tlw ahov · pidun·. \\ hil'h ~how~ :-omc of the eup~ won in pn·viou · year:-. Every Yl'ar ... iJH·p tlw l ' nin•r-.ity ol' t'olorndo ll igh , 'ehool Day wa" --tartl•d, Ea"t DPnVl'r ha" l·ani<·d oil tlw l"llJl l'or filA placl', and. u:-uall.\. tiH• hamwr for the relay ra<.:e. \\" e al"o n•cei Yell the fir:-t piau• hn n nn in the Pul'hlo meet, hdorv the Bouluer med wa-< -.tartP<l. Thv group ol' <:up-. indlHk:- ::-ome fir:-;t-place eup" from the Bouldl·r med-.. and a l'l'\\" from th<· cit~ lll< ct-. for th • t •am: in general. But. a great numhrr were won for the -.dwol hy in<li' i<luaJ.... Out of thr crroup of <·up thrrl' arl' about nirw that hPiong to the -.<.:hool. Let u..; hope that the En,.;( ~i<ll'T or ".\ngcJ..;," will l·outinut> to put out track tl•anh that will a<ld ~till more trophi 'S to the long li ~ t alreacly gained. LYLE OPLTEH. �The Ikon of Pechiev .l 'harru·lrrt·tir of tltr• lius.~ian l'ri1• ·is 1111tl l'utsan(:;. 'llH· afi!'rnoon un ,!Jon(' upon tlw littl(• nu~'ian \ illagr ot' Pechiev. From end to end of tht•. tn•l'l. whid1 ran throu!.d1 the '<'tth•nH·llt, tlH•r • \\'t•re few ... ig-n~ o( lif1•. J\Io:-hkc. tht• .lC'w \\ ho kept thl' inn. lonn;,!Pd in till' ~had<' of hi-. thateh thnt projct'll·d far b>yond the walk Thern \\' :1:-- a whin1,ieal ... lllil<· npon )fo,..hke'~ fate, a lw gaz<'d at a ehuhby forlll l'urtlwr dmm thl' road. Fatlwr, or "Bati ... hka" )fatika, the prir... t of the <:n•1•k 1·hun·h. :-tood tiH'r<', ,..el'lllin!.!l.r unc·1•rtain wh •thcr or not to repair to th1• inn. II i~ hi!.!h thn·I'-I'OI'III'l'l'd hat. bt•ing hrimlt'"· failed to . hicld the ft'\'Cl'<'tHI t')'''" front th' ,1111. and the !.!lan• lllaclc hilll l,Jink lik on of tho'c little ~ray ow] ... that inhabited tlw helfry of hi' C'hnrl'h. .\t 11-n(!th. windin!! hi~ "C'osa,'' Ot' braid, around hi ... fat lll'l'k, and gathering np tl11• fold!" nl hi, rolw, he waddled ac·ro"" till' 'tl'll't. ''Ilow do all thing' progn·" ~ .. Ill' (!l'llllt<'d, by \\ay of ,nJntation, when hearrin•<l at the inn door. ·'_\ , 11:-ltal." rt'ltnnt•d :\Io,.hka. "'I hl'rl' an· no protit:-." "Yel they :-ay that no .Jhid i~ l'\'l'r at a In"" for a wa.\· to lll<lke tnmwy." "l han• IH·anl tlH• lik1· t·ont·t•ming prit•.-t<' :-aitl :\Io!'hkP. a, h1• ,troked his bcarrl. ··and .\l't your l'hun·h l'l'lllHin, quite a' empty a' m~· inn." "The·.\ both," ,igh<•<l till' bati,hka. "an• a:- I'IDpty a~ our pol'kt>t,.'' ·'.\t Ktl'f." )fo,hke dryly remarhrl. "the <:hurehe: and the pri :-t an pro:perou:-. and tlw inn!" are well patronizrd. ThP :-hrinl' of the Twch·e Hol~ Brothers is tlll'l'<'... Fatlwr .11akita 'iglwd again, and no1l1h•d. "It i· the .;;)uine that draws the p •ople; wt• ha\t•nn "uth attrndion at Pe1·hit•\·.'' '·True; hut then• i:- a \\"<•11 lx•:-il1c your t·hun·h." ·'.\ nd \\hat oC that. ~ l o!"hh Banderof:-ki ?'' The innkt'eper 'hrugg«'<l hi, :-houlcl<•r-. an<1 glanee<1 through tlw doorway into a room where two large yodka barrel ... 'tood. '·\Yhat of it~·' he ethoerl. "If that ~a me wdl wer · tli::-co\Crecl to be a holy hrine. th1• liqni<l yoncler would not ~ta1Hl :o long unla:,tctl. Your church, and your.;;elf, Bati~hka ::\Iakita, would bt• a~ pro~perou.- a~ tho"e who guard the hrinc at Fief." Father ::\Llkita Olll'lll'tl hi-. mouth a~ though about to :-]ll'ak: hut before the thought could fin<l uttt•raJH·c in wonk th1• full i'on·c of ~ [ o.-hkt:, )o(!it· wa, horn • in ll}HHI him. anll hi~ round, fat fal'l' hl'gan to glo\\ with hencrol<•nt l'llthu:-ia m. 'utldenly gathering up hi,.. robe lw :-l'uttlecl (lO\\ n tlw roa1l tO\nml hi. little hou:;:e in the n·ar of the dmrch. :Jfo~hke "tood rubbing hi~ hand until the prieo.f.:: pmby form had clio.appeared. Then he ent red the doorwa~· an<l c·alled to his" ifl': ''Yenta. 'trt'\\' fn•,..h ~mHl on the floor. and prepan· .-omc <lrit•cl fh.h: we .::hall ha H' ne<•cl 0 f them prC'l'll tl,\' .'' ~\.lthough )[o~hke inYariahl.\· wa~ tlw <•nrlie~t ri:-Pr in the \ illage. wlH'll he looked out from tlw inn winclO\\ tlw m \.t morning Jw hehelll Father :Jfakita alread,,· abroad. The hou~ of the magi,trntc nJ,.o "how<•d ign' ot' life. .\. ... ~fo:-hke watehed he :-aw 0 7t �tlw worthy guardian of Pt>dtit•y'-. pe<H'l' hurry from hi, own 1lwcllin~ to that of the priP-.t. '£h •:-e two 1lignitaric-. nunc out to~cther arul \\'t>nl toward the wPll. Father Makita wa wildly wa,·ing hi=- hand:- to t'ntpha. izt• :-omc poinb in an ·arne: t converation he wa=- h;win~ "ith tlw magi~tratt>, who nt't'a"ionall~· wagg1•<l hi head as though in dignifit•d doubt. \\hen tlw two <li.appt'nr·t•(l hehirlll the church, fo hke lappnd his poekd-. and happily wPnt about hi..; work. Before man.\· hour-.. -.ign:- of unu,...ual C\eitl•nwnt Wt'rt' noti<"eable in the village. The .crvant or Fatlwr \lahita. an1l lht> "t'nant:- of the magi:-trate, were e.-p cially buy, and long bct'orc the u.;nal time the lwll,... of tlw dnm·h tolled vigoron-:ly. The mujik · from the :-nrrounding Yillagt'M tam<• :-lont·hing in. tlwir hoot of tann d rawhide thi<·kly :-meared with tlw nnlll of tlw fipl!l.;. Tlwir ~tolicl face· howcd a lazy gl1·am of a"toni=-hml•nt at hPill.tr :-o abrupt!_, o.;nmmone1l from their lahors to go to ('hun·h. .\11 1lay long tlw 1·hnrch wa:- <·row1lt•<l. arHl all <lay long the mujik~ cam pouring in from tlwir fil'ld-. and hut.... Orl<'c di~tlrrhPd from their WOJ'k, they would not rPturn that day, hut ~atherecl at thl' large room of '.Mo. hke's inn, wher" t]l('~· ~at ahout tlw lon~ tahl<', eating. 1lrinkin~ arHl jl•... tin~. Harcl-heaued though th<•y \\CI'l'. :\lo-.hk<•',... poll•nt \odka at ll'ngth lH•gan to m·erpm1er their intelledt'. One, in partivular. a hlondt• ~iant, wa:, P:-pcl'ially afl't•d<•!l by tlw experience of th<' mornin~ a:- \\I'll a:- hy tlw liquor lH• had drunk. Hi~ing, lw .;avag ly b<·at the tnhlc to commarHl attl ntion: tht n :-teadying him,.;p}f. lw lH•gan a rambling di. cour::;e. "IIi, l'hildrPn ~ .. hP l'\dainwll. "a tll'W holi1la.' for Pcdlil'v, and another <·hancc to drink our fill. l\•t rm1, \\'l'l'C yon at the hoi.'· Wl'll to !"l'l' the pil'ture ?" A <'hunky. rPd-ha1r·l'<l mnjik -.pa!P1l oppo,:itl'. rnu 't•d hinN'lf fmm a clmnkcn re\ eri • and ~row h•d : "·o, Zl'l ar. I did not :-c• it: it i..: tnongh to hn\t' tht• holy hati-.hka ,:a\· that tlwn• \las snl'lt a thin!!. I t'allll' from m.\' \\'ork onl.' ht'l'<lll"t' tlw IH'll rang. I \\'onld rather b lwn• than \\alk mt'r to tlw \\I'll ju:-t to -.l't': tlw IH'arin!! ahont it :-ati::;fie llll'." ''You pig fal'P !" r<Hlle<l Yt•Yankn. a jug <·ornpanion. "would you ]pt tlw taking of a ft•w ,tcp:- pr· ·n·tlt you front wilnl'-.-:in~ tlw man Pion:- ikon whieh I ati ...hka .Makita found float in!! in the well?'' ''Ignorant ht a ... t. t·an I not "'l'l' a "at·rP!l ikon in an~· <·lnm·h ;·· ".:\ot on<' likl' tlli-.," \Ch •nwntly protp,..(ul Ye\anka. "There an' many pidtu •· of the :\lot't Holy )lotlter and hl'r ('hild, hut llOJH' likt• thi..;. .'hr hol!ls a c:an<lle, \l'hidt . lll'd it~ li!!ht liJlml tlw llol.'· I nfant't' fn<·t>, \\'hill' hrhinc1 them loOillt' the "hadow of a rro:-,.;." ''It is, ind<•t•d. man l'lnn:-," :-ohPrly I'Oillmented a gra.,·-haire1l eldPr of the Yillaz<·. '''Yh0n I wa ... a youth. :mel c·limhP<l into till· t·hur<•h belfry to watl'lt owk there wa-. o.;nl'h another pidnrP tht•n• half hiddl'll by tlw l'Oll\n·h~ ancl tlw du~t." Zchar ZcharO\ it1·h un,teaclily :-\\ayin!! upon hi: fel't. broke into the ar~unwnt: ''You ar<' right. YP\anka. !hi~ pil'lure i,; the r0sult of a mira<·l1•. 'I'hc hati"hka ha. pla<·ed it on tlw higlw:-t pad of t ht• altar. ancl from thi-. day forward all good Ru.;.ian. will makt• pil!.!:rimn!!l':- lwn• to wor~hip."' 72 ��CCongress If thvn· i-. an.' onv thin;.r that kt•t•p:- ali\t' the nanw of Ea...:t l>t•nn•r and tPnd: to rai:-1' it:-. -.tatHlanl-. t•n•r hi~lwr. that thin~ j .... "('ongn•-.:-.'' ln an.\· ...:l'hnol of any kind tlwn• i. al\\ay-. 0111' :-t•l or July ... who:-(' ta-.:jp . . and ;ttnhitinn...: int·line toward publit• "'lwaking and dt' hHting:. llt•rp wr• -.hall alll'ntpt to !!in• lht• nri~in. gro\\ th. prl'sl'Dt -.tatns, niHl plan nl work nl' Cong:re-...... For man\ n·ar-. thl'n' \\' 1'1'1' two litt>mn· ,.;ol'iP!il'-. in l':xi:-lt'IH't' at tlw "'t·hnol. l'alh•d tlw \ttil'. and LYt·t•llnt -.ot•i 'lit•.... llo~n·vt•r. tlll'-.t nH••' Iing:~ Wl'l'l' la<'king: in exeikment. and inlt'l't'"'t. in tlwtn lag:g:cd. Sn \lr .. \dna T. Ht,..Jt•,·. <~t that t in11• tea~·hpr of hi:-ton· and t'i' il !.!0\L'rnnH·nt it~ the ,..dwol. g:atherP<l arnu;Hl him st•veral o[ tlw oldt•r ho,: . . to fot•nt a1; nrg:anizat ion who~ work ;honl<l ht• earril'tl on Hlong: line-: :-imilar (0 tho,.. • or t\11 ll<lll.Oil:ll \t•g:i-.\:t(l\l' a:--.I'JIIhh. 1!1 !,!0( hi:- idt•a or :-lll'h :\ hod\' from thL . ·, t<lt:ll . . t. \. Y .. lli;h ~chool. wlwn• ~Ir. \\.·h. Wit·!"'" ha1l :-:nt:t't''-:-l'nll~· organizt'd a -.nnil<tl' hod~. <~;til'tl.' ~Ir. Hi-.lt•.' ,..d to \\Ork !'t•lt•ding worthy hoy:. ll'lling tht•tn hi-. plan .... and on l·'t·hntar.'· :1. l!JO I, thirt~·-fiH• ho.b ml't. tire\\· up a I"Oll,..titution. !!aine<l tlw apprmal ot' thr :-rhool hoard. aJHl fol'IJ.t'<l the :-:ot:il'l.'· known todaY throughout the eitY <lilt! -:tall' a-. tlw "Dt•m·er High , 'chool Congre-:....'' ;\lr. Bi-.lt•y wa-. ;tlll<lt• perpl'lt~al pre-.ith•nt nl' tlw ( 'ongrP.:-..... ~n<l ht• ide., thi~ oflit:c there wt·n· a pre:-ident of t hr ~vna t '. n "'P •akt•r ol' tl~t• 11 on"t'. a clerk. a tn•a ...un•r, aml mnnv minor Oflil'l'l'S a<lcletl In tC'r. The nu Ill her 0 r llH'Jllh ' I':- wn-.: l i mite<l to fort\·-five an<l fi,·e territorial tlcle7ate:--. the latter place:- to ht• filh•tl from tlH' fourth ela:-s. • .\t thi point a few wonL t·ont·ernin7 "\lr. Hi-.lt•y. the l'atlll't' of 'ongrc:'S, may not be out of plae . lie hacl a pc ·uliar pcr-.onal magndi:-m and eH~r-pr<':-t'nt t' •n:-:e ot' humor that l!ainell him ho-.:t of friencl!'. lit• wa:" at once aggrel'::iiYe, energetic, and extreml'ly shrewcl: a man. modern in hi-. ,·io"·..... an<l orig-inal in hi« work; rrligiou-:. yet lihera I : n boy among boy. , yet a h' ay romnHUH1i ng tlw n':'ped due a man of hit> dignih'. )Ir. Ho.,.'T. (:ranger now pre~ide:- on•r the body a:- permanent president. He i:- wdl infnntu•tl upon ('Urrrnt topie . . a1Hl lti~ wi<le knowh•dgc of parliamPntnry law allll national all'nir-.. c·omhitwd with hi,.; keen an1l lib!'ral mitHl. rt'JHler:-. him a man extr mel.'· Wl'll-fittccl for the office. Reg a rtl i Ill.! t ht· a dun I work of onure:-:.... mn<"h l'OUltl lw writtPn. The bodY con... i~ts or' a llou:-e and \ 'enatt-. who...:L• };l'Ol'l' lllli'C i:-: gon~rnl'cl h.\' Hobert,.;' ''lh~le~ of rdPr," and whid1 aL:t-.. on tlw whole. in mueh the '-'ame manner a-. the . eparate ehamber:- of till' national ( 'ongre:-::-:. Two or three member introduce a bill concerning :-ome popular que-.tion'. whic·h i: <lebatecl upon h' any who de~ir to ~peak, but whose indiYi<lual time i. limited to fne lllinute~-. .\ftt r the debate, the rebuttal is <riyen and a yote taken. In all tlw tlPhate · whil'h n•pn·,entati,·t•-: of C'ongn•-....: have hrld with other .thool...: (chie11y DcnYcr UniYc•r-.:it.' an<l 'utlrr .\nHh•m:·) the Iligh .'c:hool debater have won. Thi:-. year a triangular :-ystem of debating ha:- hrrn arrmwed belwe n the High , dwol of 'olorado , pring:;;, Pueblo and Ea:t Dcnwr. From a general trial debate, held ju,.;t after 'hri:-bnas. -.ix men W<'re eho..en to n•prcH•nt ""ongrc:-:-. on the qur'tion: "Hc..olved, That the rnit d ,'tate :-hould -.:uhsidizt> its merchant marine." 'rhrcc of these men were to con:-titute an atlirmative tenm and three a m·gative. lr: the aceompanying picture, the men on the right <ll•bate with Colorado pring...: High ._ dwol, and tho.l' on the left with rm•blo Jligh .__ehool. The debate. will all take place on the . ame night. about the hn•nty-~ixth of )farch, and the boy· arc working hard. 74 ��I wi~h al--o to 'lH'ak of tlw n•nunkahh• g<HHl l't•llml·:-hip and friPtHIIint•,:-; that C.\:Lt in the body. '!hen• an>, of t·our"t'. little JK'r"onal di'jllttc:-. hut on tlw whok, a more genial and good-natured t·row<l \lottl<l he hanl to find. The fpn·t nt hop • of the cla~ of l!lO!l i~ that it may live atHl pro:-pcr. HAROLD TALLM:ADUE. OFFll'EH ' OP COXUHE~s. Pre idcnt. ............................. )lr. Ho\· '1'. Granger Pre i<lent of , \•nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \\;aller Brinker p aker of IlotN' ......................... John ,'tarkwcather Trca~urcr ................................. Kcnaz Huffman l •rk ..................... ................. \\'ill! iam King Ili~torian ............................... John ,...tarkwcather ~IK\lBEH:-3 OF l'OXGHE~S. UO. 'E OF ltEPRE E'\T \Tl\'l: Bundy oult~·r rumm Fit-cher IIavighorot ~lar:-hall Pin1n , 'hafroth , 'w(' •i Yan Law \\'illiam:-; (~ ilman StarkwPnther King ('ran ton l..<>ach Ward TERI!ITORL\L DELEG.\Tl Hem i ngton Banko Brinker EX \TE. , 'wt ct )!cLean Urillin ( 'unningham Uib:-on 1\ IPin .\lead '1' a llnHH lgc Barron I I nil'man ~I ole:-: Trnnk .\llt>n Ka"'d<'r \lore Elbht>rg \\ilk in· The Constress Debatinj! T.,am. 1909 �ln C\t•ry da~~ that t•nter:-- th(' ~l'hool th«·n an~ ah\:t)''-' a fpw who-.p only aim in IIi:,rh \:hool lift• ~«'l'lll ... to ht' to t·aptun• thP \Yoodlmry nH•tlal: antl the tloggc<l, un::-wt•n ing pcr-.i:--tt•nt·y "ith '' hil'h tht·~p ft'\\ tmlll for tlw t·onlt• ... t i:- atlmirahk to "l' ; anti finally wlwn in the .Tnnior or thr St•nior yt·ar (nPn•r bdnrl') ·om<' -.:tnclt•nt i · fortmtatc> enough to win. hi-.: .tdory i::- '-'nflit it•ntly gn·at to )lltt to -.haml' tlw fam' of an.'· footba II ht•t o. Tl11 \\'nod bury prizt• \\ll' 1':-tabli"ht•d in Ol'lolwr. L ~ .). in atc·eptHIH'<' of the following J'rotn li on. It \r. \\ oodhur.\·: '· Being dt·:--irous of promoting tlw int<'ft "1:- of the l >envPr II i!!h St·ltool h.\ ::-omt• t•nt·mtragt·nu•nt of tlw pupil,.. then•in . ancl entertaining an exalted opinion of tht· ht·tH fit._ which may rc-.ult in aftl'r lifL• to hoy: who givt• ")ll'l'ial altt•ntion and ~tutly to dl'l'lamation,.., I heg to trntlt•r a priZl' for this object. tf in your judgment it t·an bt' lH•tl." To untlt•r:-tand to what t•.:dl'nt the intt•rp~t" in declamation in iht· -.dtOo] IHnc bu·n promotvd. all<l to appr<'l'iate the full ::-io-nilit·at tL' ol' tlw ton{p ... t, otw mu-.t lw pn·~t·nt "lwu it i:- lwld at the t•lo,-p o( the fall tt•rm. .\ t timl'-. the competition ha-. lwPn "o kt•Pn an<l till' j,,-ue '-'O <'h-e. that frequently tht tlm · ju<l.!!t ... ol' a\\anlltan•lJl't'll nhlP to <·mne to an ag!'l'l'llll'llt only after a dclibt•ration ot' forty minntt•:-. 'I'Iw prize origi11ally <'On i-.ft><l of a "Ulll of money, but for \ariou ... n•a-.011:- it wn::- t·hall!!t•tl in b '.? to a gol<l mc<lal. On nne ,..idt• or the nll'<lal i-. thl' htad of ~ I r. \\'ootlhury in rl'lil'f. :tlld nro1md it tilL~ \mrd ... : .. \\"ootlbury .M e<lal for Du·lamation. E:-t. 1, ~ .) :" nn tlw olhPr :-i«ll' tlw wonl-.: •·J),•nH'r IIigh Sthool, awardPd to ... and . u!Ht it nt "')HH'C for tiH• nmnl)('r of tlw t·onte-.t. tlw winner's naml' and tht' tlat '. Tit' typ1· of lll:lll who Ita" t·nt«'rl'd the t·ontt•-.t IIIHY I • jud!!l'd hy a c·on~idt•ration of the followin!! nanw:- of a ft'\\' of the winner..;. tad\ of whom j ... promhwnt today in public li t't : .1. I I. Blnotl. H. \\ . 't<•t le. Earl )l. ( 'ran-.ton. \ \'m. E. H utton. D uelley D. ~ah> . . \ rthur F. Fri1•<lman and Ilarry D. Fnll'aufl'. In tht· e)a ...... of 'll!l then• han' lH'cn lltall\' who-.1' ambition-. looketl towar<l th medal: but Fat wa ... onl.Y kind to one, llaroltl 11alhna<lge. who-.:c . election , Yictor Hugo·, ·• \ npoh·ou, the LittlP.'. eaphtrt>tl the littk pic<·1· of golcl, D1•t·cmber ~0. 1! 01 . In I !lO.). "hen the cia:-,.; entcretl. .\ rthur I I. Law..;, a .1 unior. won with E'errtt'::- "Eulogy 011 Lafayl'ttl':·· thl' m•xt ypar (linton E. Croke -.poke".\ Plea for the Yindication ol' '\ ational Ilouor." by Townt•.an<l won in a close conte-.:t: and in 190 , ll erl crt Wilkin ... or the dn~s of 1!110. won with "Xapoleon the Litth•." 'l'lw :-111·akt·r:- an• cho"Pll in a "trialtlt•t·lamation" h~ ballot of their .l'hoolmatr~. the ~enior:- geJwrally l)('ing allmn·<l Jiw. thr .Junior... thne. tlw ~ophomore:o; two. the Fn·,..hJtl<'n two. ont• fmlll tlw Latin ...dwol. :m<l from tlw fourth <]a..;:- at the main building. TlH're i::- nothing that fn..;t(•r..; the art of "]waking mon' than thi:-; contet:t; and it wa:-; truly a hwky day fo r E;bt ~ Hlt• li igh wh 'n till' prizt• wa..; t• tahli-.lwd. li.\HOLD '1 .\ LL~[ \ DOE. 77 �Ste vens Oration Prize The ,'tt'\l'lb Oration Prizt• \\'it:- e:-tahli:-hc<l .1 utll' lH, 1:-i!l.i, by 1. _ . 'teven:;, E:'q .. to Cll('OU ragl' t ht• boy... of Ea. t I km·er II ig-h . 'dHml in tlw prad ice of oratory ami tlt•clamation. The t·otHlition ... nndl'rlying tht awnnl of tlw prizl' an• a: follow:-: '''l'hc prize i" gin·n for tlw ht• ... t original patriotit· oration, to he c·onu•::;ted for on \\ a:hington',., birthday h.\ a rPprt·~t·ntati\'t' fron1 I'<H·h of tht' regularly p::;tabli hcd literary ~o('il'tit"' in tht• lligh :--i<·ltool::-- ol' I>i~trid \ lltniH•r Ont•, in th' l'ity of Dcnwr. "The priz<' it~ •lf i:- to ht "t·l dt•<l t'<ll'h ymr h.' tlw Superintt'JHlcnt of .'ehool.. tlw Principal!' ol' tltP liig-h :--id10ol:-, mHl tlw donor of tht prizt'. an<l i: to be the permanent propt•rty of the :-<lt'lt ty wllO'-'t' rt pre~entatiw may win it. ··The ('ornmitkt• of .\\\ anl ol' thi::- prizt• ,hall IH• tht· .lt11lge of the United , 'tatP;; Di lrid Court for the Di~trid ol' ('olorado: tlw ('hie!' .Ju..;tit·P of llH' 'uprcnw Court of lhe ,'taft•: anti tlw ('hil'f Ollit·t•r of tlw I>aughtt•rl" of tlw H .,·olulion." The rule ... in hri~· f a n• a..; follow'-': Four n'Jll'<':-<'11 ta ti \(':-; ,hall he cho · n from Ea:-;t .'ide an<l four !'rom ~I annal Training I I igh. 'l'ltt> oration mu..:t h or patriotic charadcr, tlw ~ubjt•t·t to lll' dw:-t•n h.'· the eontP:--tant: tlw :-.nhjt•ct matter, not exct·t·ding OIH' thoul"aiHl \\nnl .... to ht• pn•pan'<l Pntin·ly l1y tlw <·ontP:'!Hnt and not to l'Xt·et•ll in <h>li\cry lt•n minutt•:-. \\ ht•n the contl'..;t \nl-. fir,t c..;tahli:-hcd, a .' n from the pro\i ion above ... tatt•<L tlw reprc:-entatin•:- wt>rl' dJO,..t•n from the .\ttic and the Lyceum 'ocictil':', whit·h W<'l't' tlwn in l'\:i,;tt•JH.:(', aJHl ,;uh..;qllt'ntly from the member of l'ongrc~s: those frotll the ){anua) \\'Crt' ..;c]edl'<l from ()w Jiterar.\· soeictic of that ..;c]rool. 'I'lw la~t two yt•ar'. how(•\·er, it ha<. lwen thought better to throw the conte ..:t op<·n t () all ( lw ])()\':- () r t ht• ... t"hooL an<l Oll t 0 r tlH' lllllll h 'I' 0 r oration handed in to ,p)e:·t four, dw:-en hy a t'Ollllnittt•t• of tl'atht•r:' in the ... <"hool. The~c arc marked h.'· two l"l'paratC' t·ommittl'l',.; of thn•l': hy one l'Ommittt·c on t·ompo...ition and thought, h:--· thP ntht•r on dPlivPry. Th<' nrat ion:- are hand<•d in for marking on .January 22 or Pat·h .\l'<H: tl11•y arc <ll'li, pn•d in public on Fl'hruary '2'Z, general!~· at the Fir t Baptir:t ehurC'Ir. ll('rl'lofon· th<· pPn·t•ntagc of award ha. h<'Pll on the ha.' i of 60 per ecnt for thought an<l to JH'r <'t•nt for deliver.''· Thi,; year, however, the percentag-e wa, l'!rangt>d to :;o JH'r ('('llt for each. Tlw prizp:; pr<'\ iou,..ly awardt•d ha\'C been "dt>de<l from work" of art, whose :-ubject ... art• of hi:'toric and patrioti(' interc:-t ::-ueh :b Hog<'r,' group of ''Lincoln, rrant awl , '!anton:'' Fn•n<'h'._ ")Iinutc )fan/' and a portrait of DaniPl \reb ter. Out or tit • four!<•< n <·ontc::-b. tc·n ha\ t• ll<•t'n won h~· East Dcm t•r nwn, aml the priz arc in cYi<lence all O\'t'r the lmil<ling. This y<·ar·,.. <'on!l' ... tant..: l'ronl tlw Ea ... t • tel( \H'rt Kcnaz Huffman, who spoke on ·· "\mcriut11 • u pn•ma<'Y on t lu Pal'ific: ·· Hn ... ._l'll l £.1\ i !.drm·... t, 011 ''The Progre:-:of Liberty:" \ 1·<l Ellslwr!!. on ··:--hall the Hight of .\ ....\'lum HP ~\hri<l!!P<l ?''and Harolcl Tnllmaclg<, \\ho \\on with Jrr._ mntion " .\m<•rit·an'-' in .\m Pri<'a."' 78 �\\hen the .. U irb: ()pllllting •'1H'il'ty" wa-. dislmndt•ll. and Ea=-t !len\ 1 r ml:' l<>ft without ltll\' literan -.ot'iPt\· for the girl-.. tlw ";\lillPn a LitPrary" wa::- or!!aniz;•d in the fall or" 1!lOti. .\ memlll'r-.hip of H'\'C•nty-Jht> from tht• time uppt>r da,.."l'"' wa-. deei<lt•tl upon. Tht• purpo-.p j ... pnH'tit'c in th • art of l'\:)>1\'"'"inn and the lH'IJUiremt•nt of a hl'tll'r knowh•dge of t'lll'l'l'llt topi1·,... In th1• t·mn"l' of thl' fir=-t .\'! ar ... tu1li1'=-' \\'Pre made of ::-ev<>ral nwn. su<·h a,.. \ragnt·r. ~argt•nt. Hod in. Jld>owPII a1Hl . 't H'n~on. .\t the do,_,. of thi,.. year. h\ o farvt•,.. wt•n• pn•.-ent<~1l nn1lcr the upcn1"ion of \li"" Iloo1l. The stwh· of the national holi1la,· ... (·on,..titutcd the ('hil'f work of tlll' -.ceond yt>;{r. . 'mm• timt· wa:- al-.n 'gi\'en to lll'hatc. DecoJation Day wa,.. partil'ularl~ oh-.cne1l and a "')H' ·ial program !!i\'1'11 in honor of th day. During the-.,. two year-.. tlw '-'Otiet.' \\H,.. untlt•r the dircdor-.hip of Mi s ('hamhl'r-. aJHl :\[i-.s flood. and \Iincl'\'a "inl'l'l'H:'t'd in "i-.dom m11l -.tatnrP." 1 pon }fi"' C'hamlwr's Jt.a,·ing tlw ,..vhool. \I r,... (~rant \\as dw-.!'11 din·l'!or 111 hl'r plnvc. :\fr-.. t:rant ha:- tlw Wl'lfan· of -:\lml'J'\'il wr.' llltH·h at IH'<lrt. and w • t'Oillll not pay lwr too hi!!h a trilmtt• for her lm ing inll'H'-.t in tl11• -.ot•h•ty. Tl11• oflit'l'r-. for lht• Jir-.t tprm of 1!10,l!IO!J wt•n•: ~label Engl,•r, pn•::-ident: (;ertrlllh . tr l'kh•r. 'i<'t'-pn'-.idcnt; )Ltn· Ro!!Ul', -.enctarv: I>orotln· Littlt. ll'l'.l"llrN: J~·tbPlla \hair, (··d1tor; L~mra )fon<•ri~ll'. a-...:i-.taitt <•<litor; ~\.Ita Perdue, Beth Knmb, .\lma )lelz<•r, ll<•IPn ('arpt•nter. program <'rlllllllittt!'. 'I' he work of thi. yC'n r <·on,.,i~b of n. ''.' tncly of Italy,., and dPhn t i ng. \Ye haYe hPcn :-o fortunatl' as to haYc hncl 11Piightfnl and in..,trndiH talks fro1u Mr. 'mile,·, )li..:-. !Iootl. :\Ji,..,-. 'ali-.bnn·. :\fi,..,.. Kennan and :-:\Ir. •\rmHlel. )fr..\lbcrt .\.c1am. ha-. nl:o h.mclly fa\ on•rl u-. with ,..omc 79 �piano Ph•dion:- '' hi<'h were beautifully n•rHll'n·d. ThP prinl•ipal program of the fir:-t tl•rm wa gi ven at 'hr·i:-tma, time and wa::- annonn<·<·<l a:- l'ollowt': Piano ~olo ............•................................. Ol:Hlys Galer 'hn·t mas in It al.\· ........................•.......... . .•.. ~fary Bo~ue ~ra,lonna of the 'hair ............•...................•\ gnc~ ::\Ici<euna Yiolm l-'olo ........................................... ElJi,Ja \nderson 'hri st mas in t lw ( 'hurcbes of Rome .............. .... ... Ploss.v Crannell ~ist inc :\ladonna................................ . . . . . :u.nie (;utchcll ~t•ledion ........................................... \lincna 'horu Louis<' Uray, llclen IIollisl<'r, Fran<·t•s Hoyt, Ida Reinhardt, Ida \u),J. Elizabeth l-'utton, ::\lildn•,) ::\fanry, Lt•la l'ritz. At thi;:; OCl'lL ion a ma!_!azine wa:- n'ad mHl prt>,..<•n!Pd to ;\[r . .'miley, the contents and illumination of "hil'lt wert• alll''-<'cnte<l b\' ~linen a munlH'rs. The o!liccrs of this <'!'OJHl tl'rm an•: ~fartha Townsend, pre:-ident; retta William:;, 'il'c-prl':-;id nt; <:nwe II illman, sl'<·rdary; FIM:-y rannell, trea urcr; Clara .Mozzor, <hid t>ditor: Elizalwth , 'utton, a:-. i:-tant <·dilor: Gertruclt> • trickier, Alice Oliver. ~ annie Hutt"hell. ~Inr.\ BognP. reporter:-; .\gnc,.. ~ld\:l'nna. Helen IIolli:-ter, Helen Phclp~. pro!_!ram t'Ommitt< e. It may wcllll(' "lli<l that ~Iim•na i....till in lwr infanc_,.. hut\\'<' an• <·rHleavoring to form o-ood habit"· \\ hieh !'halln•,.cu(t in a bright an<l prosperou~ futun·. MADEJ, EXGLER. The Wolcott Medal The "'olcott prize wa~ e::;tabli-.ht•<l in 1. ~ !l h! the lfonorahh• II. H. Wolcott. Thi prizl' is offered lo the young lacliP... of the High . 'dwol for execllence in public reading. The eontc. t occur::- annually at the elo,e of thL winter term. The reader~ arc cho ·e11 at a "trial reading'' br hallot of tlwir ~<"hoohnate". The Wolcott Prize i · a hron~c mcclal. and wa: ofl'en·u al fir-.t for prepared reading. ~ but thi plan wa · changed in 1903 to :-ight rcadin~!'. Member::; of the clal': of '09 who haYc ent<•r •cl the contl'st are Anna ~\ndcr~on, lara .:\lozr.or, Alice Patek, also ~Inrtha 'l'O\\lbCJHl. to whom t lw lliP<lal wa pre. en ted in l!lOi. The medal wa~ given to B eulah , 'tcrnl' in l!lUii, ancl to Florence Heillv in 190 . • The pr •liminnry reading of thi. !Car took pla<'L' Febnwr!· 2:3r<l. ~\11 clas e~ were well n•prc..:ente<l. 'l'he follo\\ ing were d10:-en to euler th • final contest: ~inna ~indt•r-.on .•\gnc:-; ~IeKenna. \lict~ Patek, Gt'rtrwlc Strickler, of the J.<'ir:-t Cla ; Flo::-~\' 'ramwll. Ellida .\n<ler~on. LPila Kimwr. of the . '<·<·or11l ('Ia~.; Fannie Atlivaick: IIl•IPn Carpenter. "ophia Ell~ber.!.!. of the Third Cia~,..; IT<'len )lurra.\ , hcridan \\'hipp. or the Fourth Cia,..... ::\1 \BEL E.'GLER. 0 ��'ompan~ .\or the Denn~r lli,!.dl ,\·hoo\ ('ac]l'( ... \\il ... organizPd in ib pre,;ent form in 1~ !. Prior to that tinH· n t'Oili)Hlll.\' h:Hl l'~i-.tccl in the olcl lligh chool lnuldm1t on .\rnpahot• :-trc•pt, hut it wa-. without uniform-. an<l wa . . an1wcl with muzzle-loading riflt''· Tlw company in the prc~·nt liig-h ,'chool buihling wn:; fir::-t orgnnizt•cl in 1 < L lt:=; growth wa rapicl and -.oon anotht•r "a. formrcl. In 1, !ll n t•ompan_,. wa~ organized at :\fanunl nn<l a littlt• lntC'r one at 'y =-t 1>t•UH·r. Thc,-t wert' united into a battalion uncler one of the school teaC'hC'r · a.; major. :Jlany impro\'emenL haYe been mad!' :-inc-t' then. hoth in arm. and uniform!'. The pre::-ent uniforms ar' clo~l.' mo{lt•IC'd aftPr tho,-c of the Tnit ·cl tate regular army, while the arnL are \\ mchc.;tt•r magazine rifk of a modern pattern. The prc=-t>nt t·o•nnHuHler. :Jlajor Ilutchinwon, i an x-army offic r, and ha:; mainiaint><l tlw hattnlion in the highe t . tate of efficiency. Drill. are held l wit·t• a week nn<l<'r hi ... .;upcnision; :mel soon after the school year commence~ the di,.;ciplinl' of the ho_n, and their accuracy in marching and in drilling in the nwmtnl of :nm,; e~cel tho. . e of the • Talional Guarcl, and clo ely approach -=- -=- tlHN' of the rt>gul:ll' army who. e tandard.; in drill and eli. cipline are clo~ely adhered to. Ewr~· yt•ar clrill t·onte"t · are held hetwcen team" and indiYidual . elected from l'<Wh <·ompany. Thc~l' matches arc held at the . tate armory in the . pring of C<H·h year. ancl are j\Hlged by officer of the • Tational Tuard. , e\·eral other military !'Xt'r<·i. e:-. indncling . nln·<· aml haymwt ft•Iwing arc also carriecl out. at the ,.anw time>. Thi:- afl'air j,. one of the mo::-t important in the cadet calendar. It will hr lwlcl thi-. _Yl'ar on .\ pril lGth . •\.nother enjoyahlP feature i::; the annual banquet which wa~ giYen thi. year on Dcet•mher 1 !lth. at till' .\ lbany TiotL•l. It wa. attended b~· over two hundrecl cadets :md their frirend"'. ancl wa-. an inunen,.e succe:=::-. The a. ,-emblarrr "a"' ac1<1rl"'"ed by Onvernor ~hafrnth. <'olonl'l \Yilli:nu . . . . \ cljntant-Gcn ral Kt>lly, :Jlr. , mile~. )fajor IIut<:hing. on, :Jfr. Patter,.on Fi:-her. Captain of the fir"'t com pan~ of eaclct~. and Gt>neral Tn·ing ll al!•. al,-o a mrmbcr of the fir:-t carl 'l eompany. :Jiajor John tark'' enlht>r, thcfir.;t eadct raL d to the rank of major, pre:;ided. Hiflc l:'hooting abo form::; one of thr mot interC'. ting part· of the year's work. Practit·e .,(arl<>cl this year at the Troop (' .\ rmory on the fir·t of February, and wa~ helcl every afternoon clnring- the following month, under the direction of an experienced . harp hooter. On the eYC'ning of :Jfan·h 19. a match took place bet" d'll team.; picked from ead1 eompany. The mrmher-. of the Ea,-t Denver team were aptain ElblH'rg, Fir,-t Lieutrnnnt . '\\ eet. Fir:'t .'e1·geant :\fcLaughlin, and . 'er!!;cant A-.hlcy. 82 ��The cadet battalion took part in the parade lll'l<l on Lincoln' cent •nnial anniver:;ary, and e~cite<l much fa, orable comm •nt by their ...oldierly app arance. They also took part in the lelllorial Day parade. The crowninO' e' ent of the year i the ummer l'ncampment. It ha · been held for the la t two year at Eldorado ~pring , but will b held thi year at Palmer Lake. Immediately at the close of ~ehool the corp lea'e town and arriving at the place cho en, pilche lent..:, and before noon the routine of camp life i , ettled. The boys lf'avc camp aft r drill, and wander among th hilL until retn•al, returning only for meal . Each evening a camp-fin· i made and around thi~ an impromptu entertainment i given by the boy~ or their yj itor:-. )fany of th teacher ·. including fr . .'miley, :Mr. Pitts,~ Ir. 1rangl•r, and :Mr. R cd, ha,·c bCl'n our gue t during pr 'Vious encampment:;; it is hoped they wi 11 accompany u again thi y ar. At ten, taps is ounded, lights ar put. out. and e,·er.' one go . to , lecp, except those unfortunates who are chosen to walk guard. The battalion ha its own mcdieal corps and all ca~l'S of icknes in camp are promptly treated. ~ ~o accidents or serimL eat> ' of illnc.. ha'e ev('r occurred at previou encampment". The membert' of the mcdieal corps arc :Major \rilliam Edmunson, aptain amucl Cohen, ~fajor Eberle , heldon, I• ir:-;t Lieutenant Winthrop Blanchard and Fir:'t Lieutenant Edwin . Byle . They ar all «raduate of Ea t Denver High chool and arc well known to all the ·tudent. of thi school. The pre ent officer..; of ompany ~\. arc: aptain, ~Ted Ell, berg, '09 ~ Fir t Lieutenant, IIcnr.'· wect, '10; •'eeoncl Li('utcnant. Edgar William~, '10. APT. ~TED ELLSBERG. 84 �\t nr hn,.. been marl cd ll\ nn Parrw-.t, ,..fP<Hh' Pll'ort tc, ha\t• tht· tlln-.il' at E:H I>;•JirPr hrou!!ht up t;> the hi!!h -.tandard of tht• otlu·r .-dtool \\'ork. Both tlw glt•p <·lnh :tlld or<·hc-.t ra han• dolll' !!llod work. rndl'r t}w PIJi<·iPilt ll'aclt•r,..hip of )lr. \\'. <'..\rundPI tlw .!.d<'<) <·luh ha.: !!I'! atly impro\Pcl. .\I thoug-h -.light!.\ hamiH'rrd 1,_,. th~ fad that lllall\" Of it..: llll'Jllll< r-. arp JlC'\\ thi \l'ar, it ha-. lll<ldt• llJI for thi,.. ll\· ~h·ach:. <·on..;t·iPntiou..: work. ThE:' th;tnk..: of all thP hm,.. arc due :'lir. .\ru.ndc·l. \1 ho..:p llfi<·Pa..:ing !'ll'ort-. lta\c' ntadc• thP !!It•;) dub onp oi tlw J>PI"Iltalll'llt organization-. of the -.c·hool. ThP C'lnh ha,.. ..:nng l,oth at. tltE:' 't•nior Play arHl thE:' ~~~ \t•n-. ( 'onlt·"t. pn•-.pnting- "The ( 'har!!c."' and a "TnHthadour "'on"... :\I on• hO\·,.. in the o.;chool -.lwnl<l takt· ·an intcr<''t in thi-. work. '' hi~·h j ... a grPat ·h!'lp to tho-!' that take part. Thi;. yc·ar· ... nu•miH·r-. an : F1r:-;t l<•nor:-;, :\Jr. l'itt ... anc1 1\c·naz llull'tllan: 'l'l'Onc1 tPnor.... How· arc] , 'hot\\< II and .\ll,<·rl .\clarn-.: lir-.f ha-.s. HnphaPl KIPin ..\lhan fiig.!!nl. .John .'tark\H•athPr. \\":~lin Brinkl'r and •'nlnt' Doll: ... <·onr1 ha~:-. l:u..;..:ell lfd\ct•. Balph K< rwin and Haymond llar-.hall. The lli!!h . '< hool orl'IH -.tra i-. an Ol'!!<lllizalion or \\'hi<·h Ea-.t J)pn\('r i-. ju..;tl.'; proud. It j, .w or!!anizati~)fl of tht• hoy,.. tht•m,.cln•-. and i..: conducted entin h· hv tlwm. Thi-. war tlw orl'hc·-.tra ha. !!in·n two "<'led ion:- from \ 1< to/ Ill'rhPrt'-. npc•J:a ·. "The HPd :\I iII'' n;H1 ")Ill<'. \fodi-.11' :"a "Bnlll't nnc1 (;horn:-." from 'Yillw1m TE:'ll. anc1 nn oYcrtnn•. "The Hriclnl Ho,.:p." ThP year', work prmp... that -.ndt an or!!anization can h<· kept up and hl' "lH·r<..:,..fnl. 'l'ho..:t that takl' part thi..: year ar0: Fir..;t ,·iolin..;, .Tot Rro<1,..ky, Earl --.\\<Ill: -.c•l'ond \'iolin-., Philir, .\dam:-.•\rnolcl \\ l'inhcrgl'r: eornd. Dnn anr1 liPrnnmn Ko-.kofi: elarin!'t . .Top Rloom: piano, .\llwrt .\ clam:-. Mr. \Yhi!t•mnn has or!!anizPcl tlw !!irl-.' t'horn-. l'luh. wh1<•h he hopE:'-= will bt' lnrgc>r ancl mor!' -.m·<·<· ... ~ful 'than any of fornH'r yE:'ar:-:. "'c hop<· that nm-.ic \\ill llll'<ll1 mon• to tlw ,..<·hool in tlw future. The ..;chool ou!!h! to C'on.;;iclt•r the orthe::tra and gleE:' duh as nnwh n part of it :-plf as the athktic a,: ... cwintim . \ LRERT .T . .\n \"::.. s J I J �odern Few people realize that the ~ompo:-;er,... of today arc doing an.vthing great or original. )Ian~· think that the limit of mu'-'it· wa..; rea('hcd long ago and that men now do nothing worth whilt•. Tlw real :-tate of affair:' i. e:xac:tl.' eontrary to thil:'. .\ t no 1wrio<l of ib hi~tory ha:- nm:-ie !wen dt>\'!'lopc<l along .,o many and uch rariout' lint•,... 'r he di tindi\'c ft>aturc of the mul:'ic of today it-- tlw u~c of l:'Ound to t 11 a tory or paint a tone-picture. In • aint .'acn~' :->,\lnphonic poc>m "Danse ) facabrc," the comp08.'r attempt:.. to tell the l'ollowing ~tory : Death come!:' to the c>arth to gi\'t' hi,.. <1e,·otPI'~ a dancl'. 'Tlw hell amw1m<·e tht> hour a midni O'ht. To t lw tuning of hi:: fidrllp the ~hcctt-d . . kt' Idons ~omc forth from their gra' c::;. .\ gha:--tl.'· dance ])('gin~ and wilder ancl wil<kr grow the revel. \Yhc>n it i.· at ib ]wight thl' to1·k t·row:-- and ,ilcntly the gho:--t::> flee away. forning dawn~ . \\ \ I \ I The C'Ompo. er of a c·entmy ago would haYe thought thi impo..;sible. . . Tow the whol<' line of mu,...i('al thought lit•,.. in tlti. direction. Thl' gn•ah·~t (;1•rman c·ompo:-;pr at prP:--Pnt j..; Richarcl trau. ~. He i~ a prodig.' a ... ;.!l'l'at :b :'llozart or :'lll'JHh ],..~olm, for at tlw age of. i.·teen year: he compo..;<'d a symphon:r for i'nll on·lu•strn. Th< fir~ t part of his life wa . . devoted to tlw c·ompo:--in;.! of ,...~ mphoni1· po1 Ill" n1· pic·tnn,... in mn~ic. The~ an• . omc of the most wonderful tone picture in musical literature. Perhaps trauss' mo~t not('(l work i . . the OJH'ra ... 'alonw." Thi..; oprrn ha be n pl'rformt•d in all the l'Ottntrie. of Europe mHl iJl tlw 1~nit1•cl .'tate:-. .'tran" ' aim i:-; to make the orC'hc... tra re1Hlt'r n ·tory in mnsit· a,.. Wl'll a,.. an authol' l'cndcr:; it in wor<ls. To thi" end he rmplo~·~ all . . ort:-- of c·nrion~ nwans. In "Don Qui.·oh•" he ha im·en ted a ~p<'l·ial in-.trunwn t t hn t mnkl'" a noi"l' 1ike a windmill. Thou.!!:h many of hi:- tht oril•:-- an• "·ron.!!. without a tloul,t Hi<·hanl trau~: j,.. a man of !renin.;:. \\ e now ~·omc to tlH' nry,..t i1·. roman Iiv ( 'lnu1l' Dl•lnN·;y. Tlc brlong..: to the moclcm Frcndr :--t·honl. \\'hi1•h i. . of all the mn~t 1laring in it-. harmonie · :.mel tht' mo:-;t -.uhtl1• in it-- Pll'cvb. ThP !!1'1'<11 dwrm in his mu--ic LOn,...ist· in it \Cry intricate nnd dt>lit·atl' ltar·nrnnit "· Thl' P\Hl't oppo..;itl' of 'trau~:-;. Dchu:--:-;y is a m)Ail' who \\'la\l'- into tlw Jlil!!l'~ of hi" '-'(·OJ'!' all t]H 1IIIO!ional bt>anty that snrrotliH1" hi~ pi< ('l'. IIi~ lliO"'I nott•tl work i..: thr OJH ' I'H "Blinkcty-Rlancpte:'' �- USlC whi<·h Ita,.. }.)('en pronoun<·P<l th • mo~t original ... <·ore "in<·e "·agnl'r' · ··Tri~tran.'' Jt ha,... rcmnim·d for an .\ml'rican to gin• the worlcl :-om of the grande t tone-picture· ever <:ompo~ed. That .\nH riean wa. Edward )lacDowell. IIi. mo t eloquent and b •autiful tonr-po m~ arc. hort-~<'ldom ov r two page" in length. Into thi !-hort :-.pn<· • )fad)o,\ <'11 ha~ crowdc<l mu,;i<· "0 beautiful, o close to nature, that one tannot help but be impre--~ed with the man' great and original geniu . IIi~ range of c.xpre:-;-.ion i.;; large. In his lighter pi c·e. he is upremely happy, while in hi~ dark r mood~ one feel the clo c and terrifyincr not of tragedy. From the very fin-t hi~ work. po~"l'" . . a peculiar power of clrar, ~ignificant expre "ion. The little ~uite of four piece~ (Op. :31) ha: nev r been urpa~.ed for short_, clear, graphic, tone painting. E:-;pecially i!" the "Eagle'' one of the !ITandeLt thing:- in th literature of the piano. It i:-; an attempt to realize in mu. ic Tenny• on·~ poem: "He ela-.p. th <·rag with crooked hand ; C'lo. <' to tlw . un in lonely Janel .. Hing'd with the azure world, he. tands. Tlw wrinklecl ~ea beneath him crawl:::; lie watehc• · from hi..; mountain walk .\ncl lik<• a thundrrhnlt lw fall.." Tlw lofty anel clignified thought of tlw poem ha . . well ht• n pre· rwcl in the mmil'. To an . \ nwritan <HHliPnct• per hap~ t lw hr.-t knO\nl of )[a ·Dowl'll'. piecc:arc tlw "\Yoocllan<l ketchc.::." The. e are filled with rharm. 1.'· humor. and . . ,·ulne,........ ··To a" llcl Ho,.; •" j,; kno\\ n anrllovecl h:·• all. but many othPr piecl' o£ the . . t•t an· fully a,.. 1 eautifnl. The l'Jlll or :\Ir. :\facDO\H'lr.' life wa ' inexpre:':-ihl,,· :-n<laJHl pathetic. He \\a,.; alway a. wry Ill'!'\ Olh man awl tlw. hock of havin:.r bcl'n c.truck by a cab in Tl'\\ York. bron~ht on in . . anity. II clieel in the early part of HlO . TlH• wh )]• 1..111011 lliOUJ'llf'el hi-. lllltiltlll)' <lPath. :\!:wDowPll i.- pla('Cll b~· all mn.-kinn,; as one of the forcmo~t c·ompo::-Pr . . in thi.;; age. ,\ml'ril'an . . 111ay WL'Il he proll!l whtn thl'y think of their great fc>llm\unmt r,\ tnnn all<] \\ hnt he ha..;: elmH' for the mn--ie of the> whole\\ oriel .\r,m:H 1 ~. \n \ "~· 87 II �The Trials and Tribulations of a Sister The front door I ang1d and a llll'rry \1 hi,th• ,..oundt•d through tht• hnll'-'l'. ''Oh, .'i"' ~, t•aiiL·d a ht art_,. YOil"L'. "Yrs?" an,..wt·n•d IIL•h•n fmnt tht• enzy litth• ... ittJII!.!" ronnt. wltt•rt• ,Jtt• ...at ...e\\itw. Hal came It am pin~ in <ltHI llnn~· him,elt with a tn'llll'tlllnu, ,j~h into tht• (·apal'ion,.. \forris chair h.' tlw fin•. '' H ow did "t•hool go today~.. inquirl'd lll'll'n t ·a~ually. " h, J-O-~o-"'a.'· ~you know the t"adt•t ... ha\t' a hln\\out toni.~ht. and t'\l'ry fl'llow i~ suppo ed tn hrin~ a girl. .\nd t'\'l'l"_\" lt!t•,... t•d !.!irl tlwt I'd lik · to takl' Ita ... ht•en ... napped up. and hl'l'l' I ant "it !tout otw ~··and he lw~an tn wJti,tlt• nr.' <IJIJII'Iljlriatcly. "(;ee! I\\ •~It I I lad a <:irl ~ .. "\\'hen did .'ou think to in,ilt• ntH·~ .. a~ktd lltltn \lith a ,..u,pit"inn of :1 ,..mile. "\\ hy. I a"ktd Etht•l .latllt:- yt•:-lt•rday and \rltn· ('·unpiH'li a l' d n t'tlltjlll' of othPt:- toda.\ . •\nd tht•y \It'll' all ·'IJ "'IJ'I"!f· don't .lot. knn\1. l11tl had ntht•r tll!.!a~t'­ lltent:-. Fut ny ~·· "Oh. I don't l-ttml·... ,..aid lltlttl. ··Jinw Inn!.! h:t\t' you 1-ttll\\ll about thi, alt"air ?' ''About l\\o llll'k'. I gut,:< 'a.'· "hat an• \nu latt!.!ltin!.!· ahnul ~·· ( ''Did it 1'\1'1" ot·t' \lt' to .\nil that a .~irl \\nllld lil,e a ft•\1 .In_,,· nnlit·t• \\ht•n you honored lwr with <Ill imitation~ \\'hy. I larry I:t•.ntn]d, ~ you "'~' •nt to think all you have to do wlwn you want to takt• <I girl anywht•n i' to !t•ll Itt r ,o nn.1· old tintt• yon ~et r ady. \\1 II. .'on'] I kno\1 hl'ltt r llf'\t tilltL'. tnayht· ... ''Ilu111p:· ~rttnthlt-d lin!. "\\"PI!. ~•1_\' ••'nu'll h:l\1' to ~n wit h 1111 now. T IH•r • i... n t a girlldt I'd takt•: 'O ,\ Illl.llh.llt' In do.'' ''I'll halt' to do. \\ill I~ \\"l•ll. I ~Ill'" not~ Yon'!! ju ... t halt' to do "ithout or take ·omt• otiH•r girl who'll tlu.'" and I klt•n jtttlljH·d up and ran out ot~ tht• room, L·lo:-ing the <loor rather YioleJttly. Hal gazc<l after ltl'r a mi nntl' in a,;toni~hnH nt. tht•n <lr •w a \on~ whi,th•. '· ..:o\\, "hat do .'OU 'liJIJlO"l' . l't her of!'?" he Pjat·HlatP<I. ''\11 tlw fellows'll guy me if I go alone. an<l I'll take a nil·c .!!"irl or none. no yon ...uppo.;e i thought - I wonder-well, if I'm not a dummy-hump, it'.; all off now." Meanwhile IIel·n 11P<1 to her room and flung lwr;;e\ f <lown on tlw hc<l. nndeeided whether to laugh or to ery. .\ ... ig-ht; of her own p<Tplew<l fa<"l' in tlw mirror oppo ite S<'ttiP<l it. aJHl :-lw lau.glwtl till "'llC t"rit'<l. .\ t la ... t ::;\w !'at up and wi]WJ her eyes. "Of rour,<·. I know Ow •...illy' ditln't nwnn anythin~. hut h ·, got to h·arn better. He'· ju:-t like other l10y:--lw think ... hi ... ,..j,..ter <loe~n't t·onnt." .'h<' thought awhile and then ... he straightcnPcl lwr hair aml went clown .;;tnir.... , 'he t'outH! Hal gloomily gazing out of tlw winclow. "Do you ... till think l 'll do. Hal;;" "Ill' askecl mi~l'hjp,·ou:ly: "ht•t·nu:-t• i I' you do. I really think I might 1/lflllflf/f'"Ilall intPrrnpt<•tl h<•r with a joyful l'xelamation: "~a.' . yon'rn a bril'k: but I never meant anythin.!!. 1'<1 ha1r a.;h•<l you hdon' onJ_,-only""W II. it'... nt'\t'r too !all'," H'ntun·cl ff l'len. Rll �"~Ii. s H ·ynol!l . may I have the piPa urp of your c·ompany thi,. <'Ycning-?'' requested Ilal.• in hi:- lH•:-t nuumer. ·'I hould lu• rlclighted." rrt urnecl "'IIi:- H1· ·nold-.. formally. And laughing toO' ·thcr, tit two Wl'nt into dinn r al'ln-in-ann. At. a quarter of <'i.~h t that l'\ en i ng. 11 elen HP.' nolcl:,. tlll'l w a Ia ... t g-lnnc·P in to the long mirror. lt n·,·~·all•d a tall. :-IPrH!er girl with dark lmnvn hair an!l mi~ chievou-.; gray C)'l':-. daintily dn· ...~c·cl in a <:imp]p gown of pale yellow. Ua ... tily ...}ippin!,!' into hPr (']oak and putting on hPr' hat. ...he turru•d out the light . ancl ran clown "tair,_ ''h1·n• Iter brollll'r wa . . waiting-. \l'r.' palil·ntly-he had h<X'n too recently forgin·n to ri:-k mon• than mr P:xagg'l'l'lllPtl glan<·e of orrow at thr. <·lock. whieh pointed to l<·n minnl<•.; of r.i.uht. ·'.\rp .'ou all rcacly;·• h<· a"hcl. lookin!! lwr m· r apprO\'in.,ly. ''Y<·:-. and only fj, e minut .... latl'.'' an ... \\erecl llc>len. '·"·oll!l1·rf'ul ~ .. l'.\claimccl Ilal. admiringly. ··wh.'· tlw ln. t tim Bob callecl. he hatl to wnit"''That will do."' rPtorll·d Il<·lcn. with l'lllpha ... i.... IJnl laughed tea ... in!!ly. a~ he hclcl thP door open for lll'r. "'h •n th1•y arriYed at th(• hall. a lar·u:p nunlhl'r of tlw gtl!'... t... ha1l alrearly a . . ...cmblc!l. \\'hi I(• lTPIPn wa.; rcmo' ing her wrap". Ilal wa:- . urromHlerl by a crowd of hi-. (·]a.;,;rnatl':-. '· a.'. \1 here did you u:rt hold ol' that pr<'tty .girl?" a ... k(·•l .Joe Cannon. "If \OU rlon't ha\C' th1• lm·k ~·· growlt•d ~\Inn lho\\'n. '· h< ·,_my ~i ... tN ... an-.wercd llal. t'e1•lin~ rath(•r pron<l of him ... P!f. "Your ~i ... tPr? f dirln't ( H'n k11ow you had a :-i ... tPr." "Y< "· :-IH··.., hi,; ·ist<'r !" H!lde!l another. '·\\ hv lr:Hen't I l'H'I' "'l't'n vou with ht r tlwn ?'' <lemnnclr(l .o.till anothe1·. Hal \ra ... lu•!.!'inning to ft•PI rathPr urH•onrfortahiP. wlwn thr. appuuanl'c of hi ... :-i:-h·r put an t•n<l to tlw eonH•r... ation. lie introduC"r!l lwr to half a rlozcn of hi~ ndnririnf! friend:-. ller pro~nnn "a ... in !!!'Pat dcnwntl. an,] ... ]w wa.:: .;oon h<'nrtily enjoying lH•N•l f. TTnl hu ... ied hinl ... t'lf in filling out hh o\\n pro!!rnm. nn.l :-oon for!,!'ot hi. ,;i.-ter entircl.''· Durinu: Olll' of th:. l'Xtrn-.. howp,·er. he hnp1wnrd to l'atc·h a glimp..,C> of a yellow !lrt·s". which rcn1ind(•(l him of lTPkn. '·Gm• :-; I'll look lwr up and gi\'1' hPr a tum.'' he thon!,!'ht l'llr!'II·:-.;Jy. .Tn~t tht n. Will \Yri.!!ht inh•n·cpte!l him. '·Ha(l a llnnee with ~Ii~: H<'ynol•l .'·et ?"he inquired. ''TiaYen't? . 'a\. man. you'n• not in it~ .. hr rt'll!arke1l. pityingly. " i-. nn1t he u:oing it ...nmt• ~·· thought Tinl. .Ju.;t a.- thr !lance cmrlt>d. he located her tanding among- a lit Ill• gronp. r,·ic1( nth haYing a H~r~· goo<l time. .\:- Hal c·nme up :-he ~milecl brightly. anrl whl·n he a~kecl it' :-lw cared to dam·r -.he an-.wercd regretfully: "I'm awfnlly ·orry. Hal. hut 111~ pro!!ram i all fillc1l. 'nn· dicln't you come ~ooncr ?'' He noclrlccl and joinc<l the group ahout her. He wa~ raOwr ~urpri. cd at her popnlarit~. , oon. he bl•gan to fPl'l rather ldt ont of it nil. ann tnnwd away. muttering to him:3clf: "It\; qnrt'r a f'ellow (·an't clan<'e with hi own i:>.ter.' n·~arnle... of' tlw fad that hr. ha<l fll'Yer t'lll'<'!l llllH'h nbont it h<'fore. llal went nroun<l the rbt of the P\ening with rather an injured air. 'Yhcn the time c·amc for lm·aking np. he ~ni!l to him~elf. lh he "·atche<l Helen talking in 89 �an nnimat<·<l llHltm<·r. "'\ O\\, I ~·po~c ~he'll go home with ~ome other duck." But a' h • approa h d the group. he h<'ard h r l':-.<·lnim: "\Yh)", thank you, but I came with my hrothcr," and wlwn ht•r pompanion ~ugg<·~t<'tl that ,he ditch him, as he wa' only }}('r broth ·r, ht· cxclai1ne<l, i1Hli~nnntly, "l ('Ou1<1n't think of uch a thing! Wben IIal <loci- me the honor of a::;king lltl' to go anywlten>, I'm proud of it, and I wouldn't tJ·rat him that way for anything.'' Hal wa~ rather .·iknt on the wa.' home. hut he was thinking hard. \\hen they reached honw, Helen turned to him laughingly. '·"·en, did I <.lo ?" ~he asked. "You'n• a trump, all right." an \\'l'rl'<l IIal. .'ay, ther •'11 be another dane next month. ~Jay I take you ~-an<.l. by the way, r•mcmbcr I'd like a few d~mcc · my~elf." ·Thi,. i~ l'O :-u<ldcn.'' laughL•d IIell'n. .\n<l thl'n, ..;oftly. ''Thank you, Hal!' ..:\n<l Hal went to bed feeling as though lw had done rather a neat thing. �Alumni Notes Two "'d10ol year:::. hare pa:-:e<l :--in<"e the membl·r ·of the da..,:- of l!llli <:lo:-e<l their work and pia~· a · --tu<lent:-: at ol<l Ea:-t Denn•r. In th <hty-. that hare gonp "ince ).lr. mile.\' gaYc out the ... hl' •p-.ki n-., l'<'rl i fyi ng that t h Cull four y<>ar . . credit had bl'<'n attained, tlw m•mber:-; of lh<' ela:-:-- Ita\!' .-t·alt<•n·cl to all part: of th, <·otmtr ·. •\few lun e even gone abroad. One ha..; dcpa rle<l on tlw journey from which there i..; no return. But wiH'I'!'\ <'I' tlw,r may II(', the li' itw ha\ e not forgolll•n their day:- at the olll :-chool. thP old comrad<•:-. an<l th • olu a ..:-ociat'on,-. .\: the wine that ripen'-' with age, the:-;e memori<':- ha\ e hut be<·otnc mellow •d and fuller, and in looking back upon tlw tudent ... now going through tlw "da . ... jc grinu", the only hopP of the urad. i,that the~' \\ ho han• <·oJlt • to fill their place - may get a nnH·h from their life at Ea:-t Demer a ha\e th •ir Jn·eclece::;'-'or'-'. It has not bt'l'll JHl"'iblc to fin<l track of all of the m<·mher:- of the l!l07 cia:-::. Unfortunateh· the L'la~-'~ <lid not appoint an alumni !'<'CrPtary. ailll the pre...cnt writer ha been ahh• to mention only tho~ • with whom he ha:, <'ither conH' in c-ontact, or ha heard about from otlwr cla:-.matt .. To tho:-e '' ho graduated in 'Oi, new:-- of the death of Bl':---.ie \\"ahrenbcrger, January 2i th, will come a:; a <li:-tinct shock. Quiet, a thorough ~tudcnt, and a c-on~cicntious worker, .h had nuHle a place for herself in the heart. of her cia.::.mate that ..:ome will finu hard to filL At the time of her death, or until a ..,hort time before it. she had lJ n a :-:hulent in the liberal arts department of th Univer it) of D ·nwr, where t'hc wa a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority anu a popular member of the sophomore cla~s. John ~Ic arthy ha gone to ~li<'higan, whcr he ha been tudyinO' en!!ineering and Ol'Ca. ionally doing ..:onw ... port . arl ~IcLauthlin, our· oiU-timP pre. id<'nt. sometime:-: yclept "J)ipp~·:'' is at the nivcr itv of olorado. With him an• Yictor ~[oulton. Frazier Bank!', Ben Lehman, Jack Bar~ow:-:, Hcginald C'ha"e, Edward Dunklet>, :JfilrlrPd Pe('k. Florence . '<'ott and Georg<> Kimbrough. Arthur Law:; i:- oc·c·up~· ing him~elf around Denver, working ~poradically and having a goo<l timr. alway:-. Ifdl\· ('attell ha~ tunw<l to th' litPrat'\' . ide of life and i. with the Dcmer Po:-t. n·porting. Loui~e H iggin:- i..; h •aehi ng in J ewe!. Colo. Loui. Ho:-t'Tbtol'k i~ about town. Clara 'nme ha:- been tP<tl'h i nu mu:-ic: in this cih". .._'a.\~ -..he may go to \\' i"'consin next fall, aTHl again ~he may not. · .\nna E. ear. i · workinl-(' a' bdon• with t. :Jiargarcf uil<l and at other time.· llla\ be slell around Dcn~·cr to" Il. 'l'rac~ Yonuht i~ at IIarmrd attaining knowledge. Hel<'Jl Tuttle, \la<lemoist'llt> ''Tnt." i. inn •nrer. Helen ~\lphm, L ·wi,- ( 'lwmofl', .J um Parhr, .J e"''ie .Jl ilk Ethel Warner. Florence olb\ and Pvke .Tohn,...on lul\'e !wen attendinu the lilwral art<; ot the lniH'r ... itv of' Dem l'r. , nmt;Pl ('o!H•n. t>:x-l'oothall captain. :~n<1 hi-. in ...eparable, Ko-.t hdtOil, arc in tlw nwdi · <lepartml'nt. Hillr Dro,,nelL Flnrente an<l Je. . -.il' \rilliam-. all tried it one .\en r nntl tlwn left .. chool. They arc n ll in the city. )father lc\ lantl :-!ill go ' to Yah., accor(linu to lall•'t report . Fred T. Br_\an. ponr lad, i~ at 3Imc:-. Th •y ~<l,\' he ~tu<lic~. harJc,· Bumhnm i:; dt•,oting all of hi talent anclmul'h of hi-. time to collectin!.!· for thr .lleml'r Hepubli<'an . . ( I arline \rater-. n'lltalll ... a Dcnv r ,irL "' . ;tl"o. do ..; Oli' in Brinker. Dora Bogu" i"' hn<'k nt \\'Pilc,]P_\·. \ ot far di tant from her. T:Hline Malon i!' stud: ing in a ;\Jn ....aehu" tt" minary. allll )l:l _\' t' ' .Jfartin i..; at , mith. w 91 �harlt•:- !llac:Cord i:". till a ])pm l'r l·itizen an<l has ,l'ftlP<l down to bu.;ine'"· Ida Qnenhn i. anotlwr loeal llll'lllber of lht• <·Ia~". Katherine Barth•y t ricd the .\ggicto and a ,cicntific course. fade a succe:' of it, came back to Denver and now n•.;H]c.; pca<"cfnl!_,. in the old hnrg. Wmnie E. \\nul triP<l the rni\'l'T'~it~· of Dt•nwr for--i. month--. 1.'hl'll lwr parent lllO\ cd to 'hicago and she al'<.:Ompani d them. .\t la:t reports _he wa attending 'mith. ·warner ::\lllb wPnt down to th' University. Louise .\llen j._ hac], at Oberlin. FlorPnce \n<lrl'w i,; thl' ,.anH· n-. Prcr and in th • nmc plare. Floretta Dot.'· i:" no lon!!er :.\li,.~. and is now li' ing nt Lorclan<l, appropriately. Lucy.\. \Yntt~ i. in Dt·m ·er an<l hu~il.'· engaged in Jm,..ine. "'· Ethel "hot well i~ a not h0r m 'Ill her who. e adrlrc,.::; i Dcrn·er. \\ alkcr 'haw i,. in Demer. larenee (hi· la~t name i something like thi") Hezmclhalch i. another victim of the ,\·hool or :.\lines mill. Earl ree is fa~t becoming a broker in the cla -.i ·hall of Oti ·and IIough. ITa,-.;ett i. e!Prking at the ..\lbam·. ' Huth Cowell i, in Dtmer. · enl'vie>e Pvrn -.till lin·~ lwn•. Bilh Doll i~ back at CornelL L •o ·.JI<:l<'C'I'le'' ~till laY:- nronnd Denver. 'anton <>"Donnell ha:,,"..:tm_YPil tlrrourrh Europe aJHl throug-h <li,·cr::: other "trange plaec,. intc hi,.. <•xi t. :Marjorie l'omra.'· and ( 'harlitH' Hoyal 111ay he ~cen togt•thcr t-auntt•ring alonrr ixteenth ~trcct on man.· a bright afternoon. RPatriCl' ::\foze • i. in DPnYer. Mary Burnell . till inl'litH•,.. to tlw litPrary and ~till lhe~ here. Class of ~08 The da~" of '0, i:=; ht>in.!! n·pn·,.l·ntul b.' it" mrmbrr-. in many place:", anrl in variou..:; ot·t·upation~. hut whPrP\l'l' they arc, it j.., .;afe to ~n.'· that they arc _giYing the be~t thl·,· ha,·e--in l'hool. at horne or to thr worl<1 at lal'!!l'. :\farw, indeed, are reilertin!! ·!!lory ancl honor upon Ea"t Denn•r. ' · Robert no,.worth ha. won the !!I'L'HtC'"t honor giYen in th Fn·..hman cla ·..:; at Pr inrPton. lie wa:-. vhO,.l'll to reprr,., ·nt hi ela"" in the intercla,:,: <1l'h!1h•. William Loughriogp Pnlere<l Yall' without roJHlition! lle ha. exhibited hi~ ,.trengl h anew there. Ed11a liO\\lml. who i at M;u]i.;on, ho\<1 tlw reeord for heing phy:'ieally the ·tronw•,.,t. ¢rl who ever ntl'rel1 the nivCJ "ity. Tlw avcra~e number of point· given i:" .)HO, while :he ha..: 1Q()(i. Bernard ceman i pre ·id<'nl of the Fre,.hman cia"" at Boulder with Frank Yemp for vice-prc...idcnt. To quot from the "oeid_,. colunm" of the new papers. 'among- thoLe pre~.;ent' an· Eh•anor Lt·onarcl, Helen TI_\aL, Edna RPynol<t. Edna Pierl'l', Willmettt> lia.;~inger. Fan II)' Powrr:", Elizabeth Lavell<' . • ·t·cl ollett, Floyd and Frank Burton, eorgP Day and Fred IT i1whman. Gwendolin Ilcdg t·o<.:k, Frnnt·P:-o Eame:-. Lu<.:y Ferr·il, ::\Iarian Yerke::;, X el"on Lon! are attending l'olorado 'ollcge. Imogene Bartd~. Floren<.:e Heilly, ~larian IIu and ::\Iartha ourh1e,· are at homp this year. Kate II ale, .:; annie }lt-('arthy, Kate F enehan, Flora Farrington and Be:;~ie lark are at (:r •e\ey. Walter , '\\llll i: at tlH• Nt·hool of ::\lin "· Twent \-thrct• of the da"" ('II tcre<l D(•Jl rer T ni \ t'r~:>ih· this war. 0 r the e Earl \Yettingill," ·1\'ho helpe<1 to win tlw Frf':-lnnan - ~ophomo~·l' cleb;·tle, i.; the onh one who ha,. e~p •eially <li,..tingui,.h •d him,.t>ll', unll•-..- it i:-. EIPanor RittPnhottH'. , 'he ha:-. 92 �written ..everal thing..; whit:h lHn·c attracted noli<· . , 'omt• of tho ...c who :-tan<l the ~upremc te;;t of loYalty to da";;, that is, going to t·la.... m '<'ling, and who try in a :-;tca.dy \\ll) to help the rau&<• along, arc Viola Pilbbury. Edna ~\.ug:u ·tine. ~lay Hinchman, Y C'rdit- ('rewt>,.;, .'allic Hollowell, Ida X old . Graet• :\Ic ... overn, Lorena llo ·king, Urace PhC'IJl", Guy Unrdncr, arl :Jielzcr and Halph onn n . .X ot all of our das" i in :-chool thi year, but a part of it may he found in other line of u efulne~ . Loui~e Zimmerman, Augn"ta Ucncbry, Philip :\1unz, Edwin King:-;land and Frank Traylor an• •ngaged in dilf<·n·nl. hranch<•:-; ol' businc. · J£tlll'l HcnJOlcl,; i~ now )lr:-. Howard ,J. Butkr. li er home i;; in Omaha. •John ~for<' i~ at I>artmouth. Lillian <luern-.ey i:- in I> s :\foin :-. cne' ien• Bogu<· and :\lary Bigg ar in ('h.,·" Cha ..c ('ollcg<'. ('he\'y 'ha:<c, Maryland. ~)i:-; Bigg:,. will be in the TnivPr~it: of ncmC'r II('. t y('ar. Mary o~good i:- in school at Englcwoo<l, Xcw .J crbC_\. Elizal.wth Harrington is tC'aching . chool, a~ al ·o i :\1agdalen Dolan. Uen '''it\<' .hril i:- in 'olorado .'pring.. Elizabeth Thoma~ ii-i at the :\lary Baldwin '<·minar.', Yirginia. Leo ancl Lon>tta llannigan are taking a two-yC'ars trip around the worlcl. TlH·Y C'xp <"l to :-pend :-h: month in Pari . :Jlason Jhlllllt'r enterPd Harvard, Lut wa eompdlt•d to l<·a\ (' ~ehool on ac: ·ount of ill-health. Em lila \I i1whart i:- . p IHling th year in Bo ·ton. Wc almo~t en\'\' Helen Fenner and Lela Fritz. "ho are baek taking t•xtra \\ ork. Arnold Bm~ha.~· is no"· going to the )fine,;. Tlwy uay he i:- getting along splendidly with hi:- ~tudi ·~. Thi i:- quite a chang . Xed \\·oodward wa:- ~ecn going into a bank with a large roll of bilk \Ye are glad to "lt' X <'d i, looking on the ~<'riou~ . i<l<' of life (a wife). Jat·k UPno i" with thr ( 'mnm . 'i~n ( 'o. ll c hn~ t·ontph•t(• dwrgt• of a<hcrti ... ing Peruna. Ho,c Bell wa_ s('cn toming from <.:ht1rd1 a few .'unrlay, a~o. '"(' an· glad to t>ee a change for the good in Ho~ . 'harlic Heed is at the . '\'hool of 11m<' . a room-mate of Gcorcre Wi!rlon. \Vc wonder if harlie ha~ gin•n up hit> mu~iC'al c·areer. It i. rumor d that h wa. heard three or four tim ~ wht•n playing in the I Ligh ~c:hool on·he:-;tra. Erma ~\.ntoinc i · at I>ennr l·niYerl:>ity prt'paring to be a mini~tcr' · wife. ~Iary )lor~\' i:,. at Bouldt•r. ~he ha~ gircn uplwr idea of joining a circu Ueorgc I>ay i..; te~u·hi n~ .l'lwol. \Yh1•n the c:hildren are n•::otlcs". George oothe~ them with a tunc on hi~ hig La"~ fiddle. ''.X indt•Pn hun<lre<l and twPh <' i · a long wa ,. olf ret,' ;;aid lienriet ta DaviE, with a "igh. Then :-h<· and lwr -.tunly min~·r wlll ... ·t· forth to fa<:c life'..; battl tog"ther. Ed. King,.lancl and llal• ])a, is arC' both banker,. ( ?). lrey Hawley i:- with tlw Denver Hepubliean. Tlwrc may have h en ;;tudenb who han~ a f(' ord for borrowing more hooh than (in·y. but we doubt it. He really did lm:· two hooh in hi:- Fn':-hman _Y<'ar, but ::-oon learned it "a~ cheaper to borrow. Flornu-e Hcillcy ha~ appli<'d J'or ,l po ... ition with the Rio Urande Railroad ompany. P. '.-Em.ti<:e \Yood i working there. llclen B ·mwtt i. 'i~iting lwr unrk who i~ a t·aptain in th Philippine;:;. Wt do not doubt but what she will bring back a da~hing lieutenant. harlc:- ~pmgC'on Onder<lonk, Jr., i..; with tlw Knight-C'ampbdl )fu,ic ompany. It is uai<l that he ha" ..o]d a piano. Frank Traylor i::: in the paint !Ju ... ine...,.. lie frt'<)UC'ntl~· paint the town red. Earne.-t Tnw.\ pla.H•d lwrc a :-hort timC' ago with Lillian Hu~. 11. Guy Gardner. tlw Po<'L LaureatC', is no" "riting pol'try at "0 much per yard. C\mour \\'arren. B(•n Hu man and \\'altl'r . 'wan arc all at the )fine:-. Thev arc thr;·<· amhitiou::: youth-.. • 93 �Olga (,Jl Tnt(' tory) Olg-a \\a~ a litt h· Hu"ia11 !!irl, lwiOil!!ing to tlw mi1ldlt- t·la~:-. \\"ht•n ron know her well you may think her p • •ul iar. But he wa5 the prod ul'l of hn t IIll C. I'll\ ironment an<l inheritance, and as such you will have to accept IH'r. _\,.. far a~ memor~· would I •t her look back, she could ~l'e a string of years dra'' n out by povcri.'' a Jill monotonou inditl'crcnce to , urrounding~, that :-et•m 'tl to her brooding little mind very many in number, though he wa~ only twelve years old. Olga t·otlld rend HlHl writ l'airly well, though ~he hacl had but tlm· ,\'l'ar;,; of :-ehooling. llt'r ~ole amu~ ment :;he crot out of a volume of I•: pic Pot>llb of the Hu.sian nation, with :::omc picture:-. in it, which wa~ given her by a kin<l old lat1y who u-.ed to live on the ne l floor. Her parvnL, though poor, were very proud e"}K ially her mother, who. · Lord, lt>t not m' H!Hl my mo,..t anlt·nt prayl'r t·Oihi::::tetl of the following words: t'hiltlren come to lire by the gift of others~,, 'l'hert• was a con tant tri' ing in thi family for a certain kind of re peetahility, which, in pitc of being narrow within it~ If, had a benefit'ent and upliftin(l' influence upon the crirl. Even when neetl made it. elf felt. very bittcrl~· no complaint e caped their lips. It wa the will of God .\lmiahty and eYeryonc Htlnnitt<>d. A year elap!"t><l antl exc pt that her health wa · failing, but f 'W change· took place in Olga':-- I if'· For the d1il<l' ·, ake, her pan•nf..; lnnicd their pride and ent her to the Hed 'ro..;s llo~pitnl. wh rc the poor recei,·ea treatment and meclit·ine. The heroic pot>nl., whieh were her con:,.bmt companion!', and tlw pride of her parent~ had hacl tlwir cffe<:t on Olga. \\'ht>n :'he t•ntered the broatl, low n•eeption room of tlw Heel Cro~" IIo,..pital, sht' wa!' pale ancl trembling. In her heart a hard :truggle wa" going on. \Y1th n quid-: !!lante "lw took in tlw !'l'mnl, which con. ist <1 of tramp , thieves, women "i th half-dead <'h iltlren, or with ick husband , and laboring men who had hcl'n injttrl'd in !'Ollie \\'H.\' or otlwr in factori<'S while at work; a few boy· and girl of her ag-t• and youngt)r, completecl the crowd. Each one waited hi turn. ome of the men were . moking lazily, other explodin(l' with coarse 1angher at the cynical jokes of their frit•n,k The won1en were !Plling of their woes "ith t arful voice , while the ::-iek habit•s were crying at the top of their lung". The boys and girl looked on with . cared faces. Final!~· Olga' turn to go to the doctor was announced by the ho~pital "pomoshchanik.' In about half an hour ·he came oul a(l'ain, hut not the ~ame Olga. The achice of the gre ni, h-eyecl doctor had made the poor girl many year~ older. IIer naiYe faith in charity wn. broken forever. .rT 'W thought in chaotic order were crowding out the olcl on . Her eye' were wide open and feveri h. \Yhen ,he came home ~he threw her!"elf down on a heel and burt into tear:::-, which rclieYed her weary h<'art. All that her mother could get out of her wa that he woulcl neYer, never again go to thi~ doctor! Two year" more went b~· and ner<'r were there two other year· in the Ru sian hi:-!or~· that c·hangNl it people to such a great ext nt. 'l'he::;c were the eventful ··o 94 �year· of the Hussian rcYolution. that not only :-tirn·cl up tltt• <:ountry it~ If. hut the whol~· ('i' ilizl•cl world. In the mean" hile Olga !.!1"1'\1' :-tronrr in mind nne! bocly aiH1 her goocl common ~' n~c h<'l)ll'cl her to eli tin!!ni~h right from \\Tong-. The crnPit, ancl inju ..tice of the gowrnnwnt and it. a II i<':--t h la1Hled dn-.s<·~-to\\'a rcls t hl' peopl made her heart burn with iiHlignntion: and the upri~i11g of th<• lH'oph• ''a~ to her agitated mind a. a spark to powder. , lw wa~ rPady to go to the peoplc'-lwr Jn·oplP-to help them with heart and . on], tc ac hin!! what ~he had lc anH·cl from hook~ and eXJll'rience. } or during the la. t two yl'ar::: !'he hacl bPl'n tudying. ancl :-Incl.' ing hard. The 11umbcr of u:-eful ando-ood book::. her eager lllind ab::orbcd would b • cliflicult to --taU'. Hut a new difficulty aro P: how hegi n? , 'he wa. only fi f'tPeJl year,. olcl. \\'oul<l pcopl • trust h •r courag an!llwr ability to walk on this clillieult road? But her great univcr,al love and true c·ouragc. and iron will, :mel an unlH'IIlling purpof'c, brought her to a dP ·ision, which, thoug-h dangerou.::, Ju• re,.;oJYccl to ac:t upon at one . In the library. Ol.!!a·;-; att!·ntion h:Hl often hc·c·n attractPcl h_,. a girl :-tu<h•nt ... ometimcs cleeply ]o-.t in book::-~ at otlwr looking out of a whit '-<'nrtained window, with big, thoughtful <'Y~""'· In thi. ~tranger, of whom ._Jw kn w almo~t nothing, --he had much tonficlencc', for her big, black, hurnino- <:'ye conyinced her that kindne;-;., ~t rnne.: , an<l a Ya:-t amount of will-power dwelt within this human ho~om. omethinowithin Olga whi"perecl: (''l'his i a friend of the oppre.. eel.'' To thi" girl Olga turned her tcps, and on(·t' therr, . h of her eon\'idion and plan~ for the futurr. pok • without rc~traint The girl li tened very attentively for a long time, and when lga finiJlCd her talc, Masha, for this wa: her nanu', <:oul<l rc:-train her.;;p]f no longer. . he walked up to Olga and shook hand in a sympathetic and cordial fa--hion. " omrad ,'' he aid, ''your talc is like that of my·elf. and of man~· of our other Ru sian ~i ters. But it give· me un. pcakable pl<:'ao;;ure to ]pad you whl'r Truth and Hightcousn are the aim" of life. For I >:ee that you are honc!-t and sinc-ere .. , T"·o week lat •r a. meeting wa · held in honor of the I ekabri ·t:::., the first martyr:-; for Hn ian frcc<lom, who fell in the mo,·cment for the liberation of the . erf of De!'ember. 1 '25. The meeting wa~ held in the wood~. ne by one. o\·er five hundr<:'d people a. ~cmbled. There were workers and ~tndl•nt~ of both !-<'X<:'~. among them Olga and her new friend :Jia~ha. It was eid1i o'dol'k in the l'Ycning: th<> h<:'an'n" \1 ere ,-tlH1dec1 with numberles~ . tar~:>, which in their merry twinkling ~l'Ultcd to he in sympathy with what was going on below. The frozen now was crackling beneath the feet of the people, who w<•re gathering aronm1 the praker. In . imple but effectiYe word~. he tolc1 how heroit·ally and braY ly the Dt•kabri~t- had died for the cau. c of freedom, but that the work wa only begun, ancl wa~ for them to fini.;;h. He told them the~· mu t marl'h forwanl to make the !-ac:red work liYe, a. marched the ~\.po:::.tle:' of the ancient faith. lie concluded with th c wor<l:': "EYeryone mu-.t him lf be happy. who take a large part in that gran(l moYcmcnl "hieh i. carr:rino- Rm: ia to her new de tinics of purifit·ation alHl r<:'gt'neralion. .\.ll lll'art , all intcll cts. arc uniting in the :-anw fraternal mnn·h forward. "Cp! all yc overthrown and opprc ~ed! 1t is the dawn that is lm•nking hrforr u,-. Tt is ju:-tice! Tl i::; ]on·~" 95 �Tlw enthu::-iasm wa. ::-o high that a h~· nm for fn'( <1om wa :;tarted. Higher and higher it ro,e; mightier and mightier it grew, till the wry tree and rock re,poncled, and ::-c med to fe l with the pcopl . \e'er in her life had Olga been , o happy. Xot till bn•ln• o'clock did 1:1he return home; but her mother, ~t>eing the radiantly happy face of the child, did not have it in her heart to ~cold her. he knew that Olga wa, honorable and hone t, and therefore tru ted her perfectly. Three year::- later we find lga in a neat little room, the chief ornament of which con:-i. t of a few excellent pic Iures and many good book . ~\nother girl i with her, in ''hom one can ea ·ily reeognize the black-eyed :Jlaf'ha. They ar both ~eated at a table, compo ing proclamationg for the fir,t of )fay. uddenly )fa ha looks np and ,ay : ''l\·e ju t beL•n thinking of the tim wlwn we fir t met <'aC'h other." lga miled ·wectl~, and f;aid that he eouldn't imagine any greatt•r happine, s than --he had experienced ::;ince then, while working intcn:'<'l~· for the intere' t of her fellow-cn:atur -:. )Ja. ha had no timt' to an.;;wer. for a .;;t·nfl'lin:.r of fpd and cla--hintr of ·word , wa, !ward out ide. "The genclarme, ~" hot h ('X(·Iai nwcl. Xeither of the girl"' '' al' ~urpri~ c1 at th latt• \i it of llw poliel'. Bolh were very dignified ancl c·ompo, cd, while the portly gendarme were in:olently turning all of their books and thing::- upgide down, tearing hoard:' from the floor and tapping th wall · to ::-t>e if there wa, anything concealec1 within them. .\fter the arch wa finally OY r, the larg . t of the gendarmt•:; announc<'d grandiloquently: "I plaee ~ ou under arre,t in the name of the zar.'' The girl put on their wrap~, >-hook hand,.., ki . , 'U each other U]l(lenlon · tratiYel~, and '' cnt. .\.ft r a year',. impri. onmcut the~· were --ent into exile, eaeh to a different province of iheria. Th y knew that dcpri,·ation and d(•nthlike monotony awaited them. But the~· went happily, for they firml~ believed that the cau e they aerved and hoped to ~<·n' again wa, the cau. c of Truth and Highteon--n<·s . I!ELE. T.\. Gnu.-n.\.U:M. (The writ r of thi::- little "tory waR in Ru::-,..ia <luring thl• ReYolution. The fir 6 of :Jiay i~ an international ,'ociali::;tic holiday of all worker. of the world, originated by the congre.. of eptem her ~ ' l h, 1< lHl .) 96 �Our Thanks \\"c. Uw ··.\nnnal" Board. '' i-.h to t'Xpt·t'~" our ~ttl!'CI't' thank-. to tlJO-.c teaC'her-. of t)l(' ~t·hnol "ho l!il\t~ h~lpt ,] n-. ~n !!reatly in mnkin!! thi~ ··.\nmwl" a "ll('CC"'· But fot· the a"i~tanu.~ of .\I i" \\'ood~nn . .\I i" t' olwn and .\I i~-. Lt•at"h in tltt> \rt Dcpartm 'lit. and nf .\I i" ([nod . .\1 j .... " ' nnan and .\I i-.~ .\lnt'l'i~h \\ ith aid and -.n!!g ::;tion::, we -.}wuld Ill'\ l'l' haH• tiui~luu t]u .. 'olnuw. But abn\l• all. do Wt dt•~in• to thank .\[r.• ·,.,, lnJHL '' ho ha~ ~pPnt Jlllll'h nf ht~ time antl tiltH of hi-. patilllt·t• upon 11::-. Y7 r w -· ��W.\ TED . •\ hat lor thl' heau of a fomttain . •\ glo1·e forth • hancl of fHtt'. A -.ho • for the foot of a lllOHntain . •\ link from the <'hain of debate. A "JlOK<' front the wh<·el of fortunl . •\. ehip from the '"pole"' of the , onth, A drink from tht· fountain of k1.owll'd!!e . .A 11 ord from tlw riH·r· ... month. knot·k at the door of n•pentaJH·e. •\throb from the ocean·:- heart. A !dane • from t h · t>yc• of a IIPedle. .Anr1 l'rom C'upir]\, bow a dart. -Brooklyn Life. HO~L\~CE L FIVE H.\P'l'ED". Autumn 111aidcn. full of fun: Football player- haptt•r T. .Jfaiden wares n :flag of Lluc From the grand~tand- haptt r I f. Football Jdnycr turn-. to ~ e: Down he tumhlt>-.- 'hnpter III. Lo ... t "Ollie "<·alp-That":- ('haptcr 1\ · . . \nd h • ~a·~. a-. . nr~eon~ mend. '"1\e won my ~oal ..-ancl that"s tht~ end. Ex<· 'JH there"ll h • a WC<l<lin~ '0011. .\nd then a happy honeymoon. It is no bli::: to mi. a ki ... , Hut it i:-; hJi-.,.. to ki., a mi" : Rut when you hare ki::-sen her You often wi:-h you hau mi:-;:;pd her. 99 �~F TOHE~ \D Dl. ('IPULO.' ( \\ llh an apolo:.ry to \OYO.:' . 'icf'ro.) (~uantopcr' :-tudii-. delt•t·tamur ~ (~uantopl'n• :mimi tw-.tri 1lodrit~a rl'laxantnr! 'I emporum ..:tmt atC]lW horn rum nmninm atqnr• loeornm -.tndin no,.tJ·a. Fatcmnr Yero :-tudii-. PI 'vholae nos dt•dito.' ''"l'. (~ui<l no,; p\l(kat? l. nd' :-nppcl<'r •t nobis quod hi1· -.il' do1 tP ,..l rihitnu,.. ni:-i rationPnt :-tudiontm -.u-.l·t•pi..:..:pntn-. in h;w alma !'chola no:-tra? Pueri et pnellaP inno!•t•nll':- in -.l·holant no-.trnm llliiH't' ingTf'"· i, nolih• ahhorrcrl' lli"l'l]lltlnm magi--trorunt. diligi!\' Ito-. prinl'ipt•:- vitn1· \l'Stra<', ..:cquimini Sl'lliornm l'.\Ctnplmtt. ~~ miramiui no-- ila din n, no,. l·in·um;-;pil·itP seniores cruditi::-simo' qui 1'.\ ]HH'ri..: ad -.(tH1inm no-. (·ontnlinnt:-. \o:-tri anni '-llniH'l' l'nPnmt pleni, llll'll:-P:- plPni, ph•ni diP-.. pll'lllll' 11\>niqtw home on1ne,.. lahorum t'l -.t\1(1iorum ~'1 igitnr in tanta variPtatl' n•n1111 qua-. attigintn-. "l'rihl'l'l' ,e]iti..: d lihrnm ornatl;-;-.tmnm puldH'tTimmnqn<' fJll<llll nn:-tnttn ('ompotH'l'l'. ct t'llllt omni po:-ll'ritatc commcmorationPtn notnini..: YP:-Iri ;td:wquan•, t'<l\'1'11• 111· tmnquilhtm atC]UC otio nm spiritum dne'lti:-: no" autun dari"'ima lumina -.ehol:w no:-ll"<ll' inttH•mini 1•! imi· tamini. ~·ohi..: 1•::-t c:pe--. ptwri ct llltP!Iac. qu;\1' di:xPrinnt:- \0" in honam parll'lll ace<·ptnro-. l'""l' Pt nol,i:- \l'niam daturo-. 1'":-l' -.i nimium ::-itnll:- lo1 uti. 8\llTl ,'T\HK. Claire (pid,ing np a hook of ( ';H•..:;u·)-''Oh :-ay, L;ltin's 1·a..:~·: wi:-h 1\1 takl'n it. Look lwre." pointin~ to ""'ern pa:-..:agc-.. '·'Forti' 1lux in aro'-forty du1·l,,; in a rO\\. ·l'n,..-.u ... ::-lllll j:un'-pn":- ll:- :-ome jam. ·Honi lv~i:- Cac-.ari-.'-thl' hony leg" of ( 'ae-.ar. '( ';w-.ar ..:il' 1l~·~·at. undl' <·nr C!!l'l':-::-i Iidam'-C:w-.nr -.il'kPd t lw I'll t on t h1• 1'111'. I gut•·:- lw 1i1·kt>1l 'ittt." .\ft1•r a 11. :-t"hool i..: nnH·h t IH· :-a nl!· t lw \\ Ol'ld m t r. l n Ih1• ".\I h•n (: len':i .:\Ionthly." pnbli-.hcd II\ thP pupil:- in that tnl!lt• "t·hool. we fin!l thi little Yer-.c"\\(•\(• hPill -.1!•\\illl-! and grindin!.! an!l l'l'<llllllting, \\ ith pml.!l'tn-. that "~'l'lll \l'l'." hard: .\ud thl' ('<111::-t• or ;tl] tlti-., ]pt Ill!' 1!·11 you, b the \\·i-.h for a .!!Oo11 'rqHlrt ('anl'.'' The poet J-. undonhtPclly a Fre-.hman. Drugf!i:-t-"\\ 1II. what j._ it. -.om1~· ?'' ,Tuvcnil~ <·lHOtl.l'r (in a gn·at. hurry) _:\f r. ~fe11i1·. l want a il<•et of hicky . typapcr-no, I mean a ::-tl'<'t or fli~:k~· :-h~-papcr-1 gm·..::- that ain't ricrht either. l wn n t a - - " Drnggi:-t (equally in a hurry)-"1 know \\hat _yon want. -.on. If::- a flitc or peeky-no, it\ a pcPt of-well. ht>n• it i..:. Five u•nt-.. Hun along.'' HaymmHl Mar,..ltall. iu t]l(' auto-" . .\rp you ('ol<l ?'' ,Julia .\tHlerson, al;-;o in the auto-·'Ye:-:. about to freeze.'' Haymond '·"·ant my <·oat?" .Tulia- ·· '\ o. ju:-t the -.11 e\'C~:"." 100 �~li;-;s ~Iurri:-h-'.~\lr. Frank, \\hat do you know nLout tht• a~t· of ElizabPth? .Jlr. Fnmk- Why 1 think :-he "a' about ei~htel'n. Wanted onJI'OJH· to trnn~latc Winthrop L nl'h'. "riting. Pre\'iou practice 01: any o[ lloraee C:rel'ley'-.. manu,eript, will be found of l!n•at value to the appli- <..nnt. ~r-..., Harding \r • you -.in~le: ~Ir. KestPr-Do I look likt• twin-.: 11 en··:-. to our teacher'. on and all ~ II •r,,·.., to the boy that to,.. · the ball~ .\ dink for )firll'rYn :.rirk :mel tlH•n .\not l11•r one. for iht• on!!n'""men ~ But t lw he~t of all in out toa~t 11111"t )){'. A drink ;uul a 1 IH•t•r for Profp,...or n JlP\' ~ Willic-"}far. 1'm punle<l."' he oh,ern~cl at the brcakfa. t tahlc. ~la-"\Yhat puzz;)p you :-o. dear?'' Willit..._"Ifow dicl ( harlit•', ti pin ~ct. in -.i tr.r Helen·, hair la t night and uohody knowt•cl it hut Jlll' ;" l\Ir. Cannon-'' ow pupil,... we will rPprp-. nt the moon h_,. my hnt." ··• 'ny. tcaclwr. i:- the moon inhabitecl ?" .\liel' \\ ·rn trolll .Mi ,..., Hanl ing-". · o. :\I r. \\.i ko:x . .' ou c-an't gt•t throu~h con1plexion awl a plca-..ant "mile.'' , t•omd ry with a n il'l' .\ few <lay"' ago. whilt \\Hitin~ at a ,tation. a ,mall man ,..tepp tl up to tiJ" ... tll!lon ma"ter an1l a"kl'd : .. \Yha t time dtH'S I hl' train len \'l' for T1enn•r ?" " . inp o'doek," f:aicl the agent. ·)Jake it (•ight-forty-fin• nnd I'll take it." Earth'clup here liet' an imp o' hell Planh•cl hy , ·;ltan's c1ihblc; Poot' ..;illy" rl'll'h. he'u tlamnl'<l him,_d· To "'a\e tlw Lorcl the trouhle. -Bobbie Burn~. :\Jr. Parke1'-" 'an you gi\ • me au illu::-traiion of the u of hot air?" Frank mak(•:-. a long an1l ineolll'rcnt n•citation: :\[r. Parker-'·Yl"', :Jlr. Frank. that I'l'l'itation i~ a Yery good example of the u~' of hot air.'' :\[ l'. 101 �. E\lUH JOY' ··• 'tud.' Chaucer, \\hat n Lore! J O) ! the genius \\ nte no more. Heading pcn<'Pr\ "Faerie Qu<·Pn .'' <:n)at ''L non"Pll"'' E'er ::; en." Thi~ j, En!!li..:h. Ovid! Yirgil ! ( [ 'L' no 'ponies!) <:ct tran!'lation:0 f your nonie!'. God or oddcs::-, 'nch a me..:::-! ,ot tlwm. trai~htcne>d out I gue>~ (not). This j,.. Latin. Tc"t tubes ! hot tle...: ! Awful mell! tuff in cupboard Thrown p llmell! Xitric acid ! II 2. ! Burn your fing(•r,...? )ferry, ye ! 'l'ha t' hcmi~try. ,crman! German! Thought care jng ( ?) Get the gender" Ju. t by gue:--.ing! ~ ~ eu t ·r maid \Yith fpmale hand! Poor mal • tre>e, Or neuter land . . \ th, 1ln. Deut<:ch. -.J. G., '09. Wanderin(J' O\ er a field one da~·, a man ramc aero~. a lar(J'e tone in cribed: "Turn me over." AftPr muc·h difficulty he --nc·<· dcd in turning it over, and found the words: ". ow turn me back again, c::o that I can catch ome other iiliot." 102 �'l'hc 1 oung had unexpededly dropped in upon the Bnu1ley:-. ju. t as dinner was about to be t;crved. 'l'he ho ·te". , eon~iderably di. turbecl, called her little daughter llclen a:-ide, and explained that there wonlcl not b(• enough oy~!CJ" to go around, and added: '' ... ow, you and 1 will ju t ha vc ~ome of iht• broth, and don't make any fu about it at the table." Little Ilelen promi<.:Pd to n·member ancl ~:w nothinfr. But when the oyster were erved, she di CO\ered a :-mall oy. ter in her plate. which had been accidentally ladled up with her -.oup. 'l'hi. puzzled the little girL a..; . he could not remember any instmction corerin" thi,., contingency. .\rter <.:tm1yinfr a few moment he dipped her oyster up in her spoon ancl holding it up a hi"h as -.he could, piped out: "Mother, mother, ~houlc1n 't :Jfr,.:. Young have thi _ oy::-tPr, too?" .\ lacly at a thnn·h on(·ert roS<' to . ing ".\ Thou. ancl TJ('are. • re Fallin!!.'' 'he <.:arollccl. ancl then her voit"c broke into a ::,ere ·ch, and -.h • hacl to top. for -.he had pitched her voice too high. " tart her at five hundred,'' houted an auctioneer from the rrallcry. ".Mr. Gibbon.," . aid the teach r of the cla " in rhetoric. ''point out the ab,.:ur(lity of this figure of peech: '.\t thi time thP Emperor Fr derick hatthed out a ::-cherne.' " "It seem to me all rirrht, '' . aid the young man. after ome reflection. "It doe ? Explain, if you plca _t>, how he could have hatch d out a scheme.'' "Well, he might have had hi mind.: ton it!'' In all the::-c \Pry funn~· joke-. hould you a c:hc::;tnut :; c, Pretend it' new, we beg of you, And kindly laurrh, ''Te-hce." (In Enrrli h Clas ) Will .-"I did know, :Jii:;s Hood, but I forgot it.'' Mi Ilood-"Did you ever know anything you didn't forrret ?'' Will-''Yes." :Mi. Ilood-'' What?' Will-"Oh I forget!" Yirgil pupil wa:- on(• (1ay ~canning hi.:. Latin ancl stumhled over the eli ion, at which Mr. Pittf' ~aid: 'Try it over arrain; that wa a little haltina in one foot.' upid-.\rrow' .;;hot from tlH' heart and make people love each other.-Ilarriet Brown. A Twentieth cntury inteprctation of R. 103 . Y. P."- ''Rat ,_Jww:- Ycry plainly." �A worthy old <!uak«·r lad\' and ht•J' :-on \1\'r\' ollt'«' \'HIIPd upon tn t'llkrtain a lllllllht•r of ladi«• . . at dimH'r durin~ «JUHrtf•rly llll'l'ting. .\ ..... John 1)('!!:111 to \'HI'\t• tht• boilrd <·hitken'. IH' Pll(«'rPd upon a !lowery 'P«'I't·h ol' \l't•konw. but in the mi<l"'t of hi ... flatll'ring- ult«'raJH~· . . lu,.. n1otlwr. \\ ho ,,a ... 'OIIH'\1 hat dt•af. pipt•d up from thl' othPI' t•nd of lh<• t dlit•: "Yon IH ·dn't be prai-.in' of 'em up . .1o1m. I'm afrni«l they're a lot of' tough old IH·n-.. t'\ «'1',\' OIH' of 'em. ::\{j,..._ ··1 our fat·t• i,.. «lirt.\' a~ain, thi . . mornin!!. What woul«l .'ou ,a,· if I ttlllll' (O ~\')1\lo, I \l'r,\ IIIOrllillg \\ ith a dirt,\' flll•t•?" Fn• ... hman- " lluh ~ I'd IH' ton pol it • to -.a.'' :111ythin)! ... 'l'lw rathPr of Oil\' of tht• .\nnual \ ditcll':- i:- a ndni ... tt•r. ( hw da\· \1 ht•n -.ht• \\"a' alJOut four ,YP:Ir, old. hL' t'Hlll • hmll<' with th" annrnmt'I'IIIC!l(: "\Yell. 1·, «' ju~t lllarrit•tl .Jane Hrm' n.'' ''Wh.'. papa ... ,aid Flo,..,..~. look in~ up frnm her ntotlll'r·, kneP', "" ]l\· papa. :uen't you .!!oing to Ill' ntarrit•d with u-. any Jnnrt·~" TO HE.\D. ;\( il'll'l' Bl'lllld I :'lft'l1«1 I . . ...or\' h· i n llt't'l1 0 I a lilt k lllOI'l' :-p1 ed In thi, worltl of 1h•etk - .\non .. ·n!l. ,',Jilllll.\ .Ioiii''. a ,..mall IH'!.!I'O bo.\. \\a',( 11t to tlu• Jll'i!!hhnr ... for ,olll\' 1•g-g-". Tht• 1loor wa~ opPnrd },_,.a hn.' about hi' own agl'. :lllllll." a'k 'II." ), yon !!·nt all\" 1'!.!"!!-. ?'' "Xo, \\P ain't." <·nnu• tlw ... urly Hll'-\H'r. ."ammy wa, Hll!!r.''· " T didn't a:-k you 1-. you ;Jin't, a ... t you 1:- \"0\1 1'. i-. YOU? ' ' lWBEHT Rr\T>Y. :\o, he i-. not a ... 'ltJou,.. a:- hi ... look ... would lt>ad nnt• to ])(•lirn•. Onh· during a tlo,e debate io<:, lw foam at tlw month and 11'<11" hi ... hair. .\t nil oth<·r tinw-. lw ha ... qnite the air of dnml'-.ti(·;ttion. he had plunp-ed trinrnph;lntly throu~h one of' the fiJ·,..t tlwon•m ... in g<•nmctry, atHl now l'h<· lloundl'r<•d about a minntt'. ,.;t·Pking tlw fini-.hin!! won!. tlw <·ap,tmw. TT er faee <· h•a r!'d. " . 0 . D... ,]Jt• 1h·l"lnn•d. and triumphantly :-at <lnwn. Mi .s 11nrri,h (in tlw l•:ngJi ... h <·ln,,..)-''('ar lyle :-ay..; that a litPrar.\· l!l'lliu ... a,..k,;: for bread and ll'<·t>in•, a ..;tonr.'' Eug<'IIC' (;rowtlon- "Thnt':- all right. all IH·npiC' an• looking- f'or· tht• rot·k,." 10~ �"(:andinnt." -.aid tlH• 1 "·' \\ ho \\H-. n• ·tt tn!!," on Latin ... , Honym .... "j, an imH'I' joy: Ia ·titJa j, a plea:-un• produ11'd h.\' tlw -.•n-.L•,.'' "\n<l ''hil'11 \\Onlcl ou u-.e 11' \ou'd jn-.t t•n.ioFd a "Ood dinnpt·~" a-.ked \li" , IIlith. "(::nulinm," ,aid lloutL'I', \\ith 1·o11\ i1•tion . .At a \1\\ Entrland ,c)('if'ty dinnt·r -.oJllt' .'''a r... a!-!n. \lark '1\,ain harl ju-.t lini heel a lllf)Uant adrln'-'". "lwn ~lr. E\art-. aro-.1'. -.ho\e I l1oth of hi-. ha1111, down into hi,., trousers pcwkds, a~ wa,. hi" habit. ancl lau!!hin.!.d~ n 111arkPd: ··De -.u't it ·tr1ke thi::, <:ompany a,. a little 111111'-llal that a profl',.... ional hmttori-.t -.honlcl ht> funny~·· ~lark Twain \\aitcd until thl' lau!!htt r nt·itcd L~ thi ... -.nil~ had -.uh,.irl d. and tl~t•n drawled: "1)()(-.Jl.t it ... tril,1• thi-. 1 oJHPall.'' n-. a little nnu-.nal that a lawyer -.hould h:l\t' hi ... hantl ... in hi ... own pot·kt•t ... :-" Thon•:m. Jon!! -.inc P tlPad and !!OIH' . J II ll:tl!IC llllll falllt• ... till li\l'(h Oil. ''J\q1:-. he. "ht•JI at t ll<• I'H n iII!! 1111 a I . \.;;keel for whid1 di-.h lw PClllt d to fl' .\ pn•l'en•n<:e. in elrawlil!g all ... \\"1'1' --aiel. Thnu!.!h many 'iand ... t IH'n· wc•re ... pn•:Hl.. ThP IH'<II'I'"t. .. Lon!! ."'at·... a f)IH·ry pt• ... tt·n•d lllt': ''J'i ... thi ... : \\'onld lll'nry l>a\'id Thon·an. hi'. I I' a,.kt•d \\ h it·h prl'! ty ( 'otword m j ...... ()j' hi-. <H·quaint;ll\1'(> hr wcmld ki ...... . l la\1• d 1';1\\ lt•d in an ... " t•r a ... b •fon>. Iu Enwr:-oni<lll day-: of .Yon•. "Tlw 111 are,.t. ·• • mall ho.'-"C'an 1 ha\1• a ritl1· on a elonkey, mother~" \[othPr-·· :lo. du1r: your papa -.ay.; you are not to ha\'c one."' .'mall hoy-''\Yh~· tan't I haw• n riel!' on a clonke,·?" :\fothcr (to lwr hnl"hancl)-"Oh. for goochw:-;< ,.:ake . .Tame.... giYe him a ri<le on your ha<·k antl sec if it "·ill keep him quiPt." .'TT .\RT S\\ EE'I'. Pupil-"~lr. Pitt., I clon't think I clt·~t·rn• that D."·' Pitt,.. "'\pitlwr do I: you ought to hn\'l' hael an E. but w them in thi-. ,;thool. ., ~fr. clon't gi,·c .\ n·aclcr for a :''d'W York pub]i,.;hing hon-.p gt\'C:- tlw following. quot1•<l by an Indian authorp..... a" hPing about tlw t·lwitt•,.t hit ht) ha,. <·om at•ro,.. ... in many .war,..: "Tiq~inal<l wa,.; ])('wi tt"lwel. :I l'\"1'1' hat! t lw haroJw ......... ,•emecl to him ~o beautiful as at thi" monwnt. when. in lwr <lumh gril'l'. :-he hit! lwr t'a<·l' ... 105 �.Jl. LI.\ \\l>EH~O\. ~1y :\Iaxim- "l belit'\C in !lirtation:-, "'<·i<·ntlfi<- and othcrwi::-e."' Yan ~ <.:;;: Uarrcl ...on calmly rPlat<'<l in tlw fir:-t hour hiFtor~· c-Ia ...,.. hm\ he had caucrht enoucrh trout in five minute ... for a hre..'lkfaFL for ten peopl<·. .\t :'llr. Crang r\. nnxiou;; inquiry, he wa,.; unnhlt- to gi\ <' th · exact lorntion of tlH pine<'. )fi"':- ~furri:-h-'' llarolcl. Jlalll<' till' three Fnrie,.;." Harold "Election, megaphom· and lclephont>."' LILL\~ ~\ "l'E. he i.;; a mni<lcn tru • and fair, \\ ho lure u:- hy lwr nut brown hair. ~~ot onl:· the '<Jlior o very talL But an innocenL FreJ1ie "0 Yery mall. 1~ 'filE E . . · 1LI ·n CLj. , -FornTn no ~fother-''nlr. Burchell wa n. an c. tr 'mely peculiar man; he liked the crirl-..'' .MLC Hood-''.\ nd that'· p <·nliar?'' Miss Park-"Is there anything you don't under,..tand in the pa sag· ju t read?" Catherine Brubaker-" [ clon 't mHlcr;;land what it i to ]miL hand ." Mr. ~IabaiTy, in l)h.\::-il'" clnl:'s-'·\\- · han· to find the ;;pccific gravity of a . ilver dollar." (After fiFhing in his pod;:et) - "1 gut'E'- we'll u::: a piecp of bra ,; instead." In Yirgil. pupil tramlnting- ''1 han· no faith in the hor 'r., Trojan"." Mr. J>itt. - ' 'Let tlw pupil in thi .. eta~~ take warning." ''1\, i\.t Optimi t an<l Pe~simi~t The eli ffcrcnc·p i:- droll: The Optimi~t the <loughnut ~ '~ 'l'lw P<'" imi... t the hole. :Mr. Pitt -"!-; not :::an·a,.,m '-'<'<·on<l nature to !'Orne people?' Grace Hillman, quitkly- "Ye.-. HJHl it':- fir,t natur 106 to other~." �TlSE!Jli£NJ!:§ The patronage of the advertisers has made the publication of the nnual a possibility. how your appreciation of their support by supporting th m. I I IU ll - - �&~cialty .. Park Hill and For Young People Downington Lots JOH C. GALLUP & CO. Established 1887 7t9 Phones 57 aud 99 Main 'EVENTEENTH TREET WHEN YOU TRADE AT Hathaway's YOU KNOW YOU ARE RIGHT G. E. HATHAWAY 1\lARKET CO. 2a2'.! EA 'T COLFA ~r AVE ~uE TilE :\I AIX Ill Gil WAY TO SUCCESS 1 Schwartz theSAVINGS ACCOUNT Not one man in a thousand that ever gets a start in life (unless he inherits it) does so outside a beaten path of regular savings. It is the one, safe sure way of getting on your feet. Get ahead a few hundred dollars. It will open the way to better things. We pay 4 per cent. compounded seml•annually, and one dollar will start an account FEDERAL DESIG ERA D MAKER OF SCHOOL xu CLUB PINS Artistic and Novel JEWELRY BANK Continental Building 'I I.. A :ro TREET TJ~EXTH WH.E ~ CE 91 8 Sixteenth Street �Columbus Coupe FourPassenger "The Height of Luxury" VICTORIA PHAETON • • • $1,900.00 THREE-PASSENGER COUPE 2,~00.00 TWO-PASSENGER COUPE . ~,400.00 Con picuous for its beauty of design, roominess and above all it durability BATTERY GUARANTEED FOR 7,000 MILES The Mathewson Automobile Company 1624-1630 Broadway 'Ilte B. F. Salzer Lumber Company Cheerfully Furnish Everything in Building Supplies �BEFORE GRADUATION GET YOUR FOLK TO E Morey's Solitaire FOOD PRODUCTS \VUK•.· YO EXTRACTS SPICE COFFEE TE (H<:1' TO REEPING HO SE YOCRSEI...F DO 'l'li .B SAI\IE Moffat-Zook Automobiles Motor Car Co. STORAGE 0 .F \LL Jd ' D OF We turn out clean cars and our Deliveries are prompt Sixteenth and Williams Street Cotillion Dancing School High School Pharmacy SCHOOL SUPPLIES Ice Cream Per Plate sc IF Yo~.: ARE Drs 'ATISFIED GIVE S A TRIAL Mrs. Wm. Warren - Hayden, Propnetor SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS I 86 2 Corn TO UT STREET er Stree t I9~h 25 E. 13th Ave. Phone Main 1 022 FOR H. S. BOYS Y. Go To CAMP ON THE GRAND wtmmmg Fishing Climbing Athletics Base Ball H iking M. With a lo of other H. S . Boys Get an illustrated booklet A. PECIAL c. TAY AT HOME and wim-three times a week Gym Games and Sports Out door Stunts Ask for PARTICULAR at once UMMER PRIVILEGE �Kindel Compressed Air Carpet Cleaner /, 11\.{ (~4.11111, .......... C)IIC•.P f ) l r &•aat(•JttN PUt.._t,llU IU rtlf JCUt 1111 c.u'-'' ut l.t t·at.Jt~ 1'\IJ , :"\1 tun IIIH'., ' l~tUI"\4~ \.lltfotn't""'\ "-'UI,tttt '"''lttt,t'\11'1 ' ' - ( I/' \. IU ...CHII'""IIU' Ul \.CUI~'""" till "'lfl( If IUIU'''IU \.\'!lUI-.. l " i \ . I , I I U ' I~ CU,I\..t,IU ' ' "-'I Itt (,JI l i l t It-: tU \.'U \.f\.UI 1 ... Ut J., \.\\' \. I"Utl 1...: ,..., C: II ( 1111. ' f " I C i t H \f"IU' Ut U l i U U t , \.'U '\.,_.I ... \.I un- II\. ,,., t•UU,IUI U 1 ~~\lwr~·tt':." ....., ... , ,.'""''"'" """ ...... ,... <, "''", J \.\\", 10 I t t .11 ... 11.'\ I ' J l l f . I U JU \. P\.U ' ' I 'IU U "ttiCII t'U\.fl"llt,U \.\.1111 ,.._,., U).ll UC:oi.U 1111 lilt \IU '''t :\IIU:\ I I t t IH U t . /,1{,11, ;;,.,w,,// 1r/ my ... /;;, ,,.,/~/;;,~''tl!l'U1(\ till\' ,//pr 0,/y ':/ Jj.-/.J/11N7ftl/ ,/,,y '/ kn/ IW /;;1"11.1/11/1/IN/N • Phone Champa 999 .. Cbamr.a" Nine-Doub e-Nine Office, 1618 Champa �University of Denver 1 75 PROFESSORS To the 1400 STUDENTS ludenl of !he Ea I Denver High 1656 GRADUATES cbool, G R EETING: The Univer ity of Denv r will naturally become more and more the Cniversity tor young people m and near Denver. We have now more gr.1duates residing in D enver than any other two educational institutions. s~ per c nt of the students at Col u mbia live within fifty miles of New York. More than half the students at H arvard Ii·ve within fifty miles of Cambridge. Why should any student in or near D enver go away from home to tudy? N o college can offer more thoro work than we are givinrr at l!niversity Park. The in truction you are offered at horne is as good in qualit) as the best instructiou you are offered away from home. Then remember that we offer every day ten times more courses of study than any student can possibly take. A student who can leave home in th morning and enjoy the discipline of college life during the day and then return home in the evening. has the best po sible opportunity to develop intellectual and moral power. Moral health i of more consequence than intellectual acuten in the race of life. Do not fcHget that. H oping to see you at Univer ity Hall on our opening day in eptember, I am Yery sincere Iy, H~:. RY A. BurHTEL, Chancellor. Why a Knowledge of Shorthand Pays Edward Bok, editor of the Ladie ·' H ome .Journal. who began his career as a stenographer, has thi to say regarding the valu of. horthand: ··The value of horthand to young men i ~ that it is apt to place them often in a position of confidence, and brings them into d1rect contact with their employers, thus giving them an insight into th inner workings of a business which they could scarcely obtain in any other way." Y oung men who are keen obsen ers of business conditions are studying shorthand. T here is no better stepping stone to position of tru t and remuneration. Summer Term Opens Monday, June 7th. pecial rate for the three urnmer months. For catalog and full information end postal or visit the school. 'The Barnes Commercial School 1625 CHAMPA STREET, CITY " TH E EA S T D ENVE R O F B USINE SS COLL E G E S " �e .supreme· Don't be a Trailer Thor The Fastest Single Cyclinder Motor Cycle THt. AUTOMOBII.t. OF TH£ MASSES on Earth Makes new World's Record: Los Angeles, Calif, April 1 1, 1909, wins 5 mile race: time, 4 minutes, 37 seconds. Over 1 s,ooo in us . Eight years' experience in Motor Cycle construction, N. S. U. the Official German Army Machine. The most reliable Motor Cycl on earth. Fourteen years experience in Motor Cycle construction. FRED H. WILLIAMS'! Distributer Colorado, Wyoming and Utah lnm~ 111 an1lttet 11 1l~mon . tr•linn Eatabliahed 1872 The 0. P. Baur Confectionery Co. Caterers and Confectioners 1512 Curtis Street, DENVER, COLO. PHONES 397-398 D. S. GRIMES SON jflortst CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Our Flowers are always Fresh and Beautiful. No order too small or too large. Once a customer, always a customer. Phone Gallup 332. 3032 West 32d Ave. �An Index of Character ~~~ ;~.;1,.: L~ Hl_..~RE .~:~:}](\ r~~~i~).': ,:!;~~?· r)x;+:: ·: •;;;.:~ 4-·::~;::;. . .. ~- ~~:.:·. 4: ,,., ''·'~;:::,,~_~; is no stronger • recommendation for a young man just starting out in active life than a savings account, showing regular additions. A bank book is an index of character and a pledge of respectability. 'llu, Central Saving Bank and Trust Company 15th and Arapahoe Sts .., Denver, Colo. �DONATIONS Central National Bank Denver, Colo. Colorado National Bank Denver, Colo. Denver National Bank Denver, Colo. United States National Bank Denver, Colo. �DONATIONS , Capitol National Bank Denver, Colorado First National Bank Denver, Colorado The Denver Dry Goods Co. Denver, Colorado a NDREW CARNEGIE, one of the world's richest men, said: "My foothold on fortune's ladder began when opened my Savings account." ([.The successful men of the f re are men who r th e oppor t un1.tY t omorrow. ~ Th Bank Paya Four PerCe nt t 0 d ay prepare• Tor '!.... Int , at on Savina• Accounta The International Trust Company :: Bank .. Equitable Building EVENTE:ENTH TREET AT TO T "Oldest and Largest" :: DENVER �16th Annual 'llte Summer Session Austin Drug Co. o'THE DENVER NORMAL & PREPARATORY SCHOOL Corner Colfax and Josephine PHONES York 49 and York 2820 Opens June 21st We make a -specialty of Prescription Work. Prompt Delivery. Call or write for spec1al summer school catalog. R. A. LeDoux, Prea., 1545 Glenarm Pl., Denver, Colo. t Denver Conservatory d'k ~eJ9c~f· & ~<me() ~ftcA:tuft':t ~tOt£ C<r. j lMM aM J:lu:.eo 711·719 ~ t-.-~ oi'Nm&,!71Uun5102 5)c MIU Col~:>l.Q.Oo- of Music The Specialty Store of the West for Linens and Laces COLFAX and CORONA Why study music with Private T l!achers having no System or Course of Study when no one would think of so doing in common school studies. This conservatory ha! upon its Faculty teachers of national reputation, has authority from the State of Colorado to confer Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees and gives two lessons for the price of one, with any other school or private teacher. Special Summer Term begins ]uly lst. Students have privilege of orchestra, vocal club and other organizations. You are invited to inspect the many NOVELTIES we have brought out for GRADUATING and other occasions A call from any one mterested in any branch of Music is solicited. For Year Book address Superior Quality Moderate Prices Prompt Attention Gougar & Todd 1441 California St. Phone Main 2836 OLIVER B. HOWELLS, Dean COLFAX AND CORONA I C. W Andenon Oakar . Aoderaon Anderson Bros. ohe Coal Nen The Best and Cleanest Domestic Fuel for F umace and Stove, our Specialty. Established 1894. IVER JOHNSON BICYCLES REPAIRS AND SUNDRIES PHONE MAIN 3265 Office and Yard: 42nd and Josephine Streets �'Ike B o s s Rubber Company 1614 BROADWAY PHONE MAIN 8410 Say Fello"W"s! I'm ready to Photograph you in your graduating togs. .. .. .. Automobile Tirell & Tire Repairs All Makes of Tires Work Guaranteed B. S. Hopkins "The Boas Way" Glendale Dairy If it is PuRE MILl\. and CREAM that you are looking for, suppose you take a trip out Leetsdale Drive, to the Glendale Diary, where you w i 11 find strong, vigorous cows fed upon the best of feed. We have steam and sterilize all cans and bottles, making them perfectly sanitary. Give us a trial, and you will be pleased as others have been. Suite 601, 1229 16th St. GRIFFITH~S SHOES Made in Denver'l are the Best Money Can Buy. Ask Your Shoe Dealer for Them. This C. M. CAMPBELL PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE. WHITE 1254 APE 'SIMI T He- ''I suppo' • if I kis ed you, you would never spenk to me again.'' he- "Wh) do you nlwnys look on the dark side or thing,." - Bo-ton Trnus<'ript. on Every Pair. ]. W. BIVENS Manufacturer t1( ICE CREAM and ICES 22 Eaat Firat Ave. Where has Bob More been buying sandwiches since he has recovered from the chicken-pox, brought on, they say. by insanitary cooking? Why at LILLY'S of course, WHERE ALL the BOYS EAT Phone South 162 Denyer, Colo. Nicoll--The Tailor Wm. ]errem'a Sons MAKERS o( GOOD CLOTHES 1035 Sixteenth St. H. D. Denny, Mgr. �C. H. Taisey U Company 1528 Stout Street D ENVE R •• •• THERE I ' A REA ON ' VHY The Golden Eagle is Popular It caters to EVERYBODY-Men, Women, Boys and Girls I ts Prices are Popul ar- Departments are many- Mil linery, L adies' and Men's Clothing, hoes, D ry Goods, Furnishings and G roceries. A LWAY THE L owEST IN P RICE. MISS HOOD: Are you chewing gum ? PUPIL; No 'am MISS HOOD•Sam yc ulook like 1t and you smell like it, too. PUPIL: Well, they say the flavor lasts! R. c. Q_uick, Dentist Phone Ma in 5593 3o6 T emple Cou rt Building PUPIL "Will yougive usa joke for the 'Annual,' M l~s M urri h?" ' MISS MURRISH: "There areno jokes in the lower reg1ons, John!'' Medina's F or ward Novelt y Works A utomoblle. Bic~cle and all l10ds of REPAIRING Phone White 12 3 230 East Co l t~tx MANUFA T RER OF EVERY ARTICLE BELONGL G TO THF HAIR TRADE H air Goods St ore The Latest tyle : Pompadour , Switches, Puffs, French Bangs; 5 606 ixteentb St., Denver, Colo. Barretts. ombs, Hair Nets, Etc. HAI R DRE SI G , MANIC RING, FACIAL A o 9 CALP TREATME T �"R~'I' JJ,ItOADHUitSJ. CAitTElt �... - --- �·- ��� 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 East Denver High School Annual '09 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1909 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/ 1900s Old East Yearbooks