Campbell County High School - Camel Yearbook (Gillette, WY)

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- F : vs'-deaf! Y -- 1 iqfmfb, - gtk' ' l LK0lf va'-ff , ' f '-' -'J C A M ia L 4 P-F '-' 1 9 2 8 il Egfr Campbell County Rural High Schools Campbell County High School District includes all of Campbell County excepting Districts Number Two and Three. Campbell Coun- ty High School serves a territory about 103 miles long and about 50 miles wide. A good many of the eighth grade graduates are too young to send away from home for high school. ln order to make it pos- sible for these pupils to continue their work, the Campbell County High School Board have placed qualified high school teachers in rural schools. The Rural High School faculty for this year is as follows: Marcella Avery Anna jane Beaton Ty Butcher Mrs. W. T. Edgren Orma Erickson Ruth Garst Florence Holderman Laura Heath Florence Kane Thelma Keiifer Mary Klamer R. B. LeBar Anna Noble Miriam Pass Mary Eller Sever U. Ova Sever Alpha Springen Grace Stegall Pearl Sutherlin Dora Swanson Francina Wymore Guy Yarnell Nora Marie Realing Mrs. R. O. Marshall The courses offered are for the ninth and tenth grades: Ninth grade, English I, Algebra I, World History, Community Civics and Dry Farmingg Tenth grade, English Il, Geometry, Commercial Arith- inetic, Physiography, Industrial Geography and Geology. Business Spel- ling and Advanced Penmanship are required for each of the two years. The Rural High Schools of Campbell County have enrolled on an average of sixty pupils per year for the last three years. 'Uenty-jour 4 l 0 J W MZ, -. A L r a J 41.

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Li Pa 4 ifi 4' A 'gil - ss - Z 1 N ' , wi g ist 1928 CAMEL 'ig' 'A tstt 22 TO THE BOYS Representing Keep thy blessings, little boy, Advance-Rumley Thresher Co. lVlAssEY-HARRIS BINDERS OLIVER PLows E. C. CPARIS Dealer in Farm Implements Flour and Feed GILLETTE, WYoM1NG Mother's pride and papa's joy,' With thy side-burns hanging low, And thy locks of greasy glowg And thy trousers hanging wide, Flapping like the restless tide, You may be what flappers seek, But to me yon're just a shiekg From my heart the words I hurl, Glad that I was born a girl. I wasn't doing forty miles an hour, protested' the motorist, or thirty, or even twenty. Hold on, interrupted the mag- istrate, or you'll be backing into something. TO THE GIRLS Blessings on thee, little dame. Bareback girl with knees the same,' With thy rolled-down silken hose And thy short, transparent clothesj And thy red lips reddened more, Smeared with lipstick from the store,' With thy make-up on thine face And thy bobbed hair's jautnty grace, From my heart I give thee joy, Glad that I was born a boy. Fitch: What is an island, Charles? Charles: A place where the bottom of the sea sticks up through the Water. The Goings ouse C. R. GOINGS, Prop. The Public Patronage Solicitecl Rooms 31.00 - 31.25 - 31.50 GILLETTE, WYOMING ge Seventy- s 44 6 ' -