The Prospector, Volume 3 (1914)
NOTE: Some pages are out of alignment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We will fix this problem eventually.
The Prospector, Volume 3 (1914)
NOTE: Some pages are out of alignment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We will fix this problem eventually.
The Prospector, Volume 3 (1914)
NOTE: Some pages are out of alignment. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We will fix this problem eventually.
Ge 1914 PROSPECTOR
OF
The Colorado School of
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VOLUME III
Published by”
The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifteena
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PRESS OF
THE WAHLGREEN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
DENVER, COLORADO
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Foreword
‘Tuts, the year-book of the class of 1915, is simply
a heterogeneous collection of facts and fancies regard-
ing this class and the school in general. If the
“fancies” be too far fetched, we hope the readers will
accord the staff of editors leniency and remember
that many late hours and much “cutting” of school
have been necessary in producing the book. The sole
purpose of the book is to preserve memories of friends
and friendships, and if it should fulfill its purpose
and thereby be a source of pleasure, we sincerely hope
that, in giving credit, you will not forget the ones to
whom we are deeply indebted, and without whose aid
the book would have been an impossibility, namely:
For Art Work
Mr. R. G. Bowatay
Me. J. R. H. H. Brucyarp
Pror. E. J. Drrrus
For Other Work
Mr. L. L. Ware
Mr. Janes Orp
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