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

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MARGARET DeVORE MRS. M. J. HANNUM Office Secretary University of Indiana, B. A Marion Normal, Marion, Indiana Substitute Teacher JACOB LONGNECKER MRS. DEIIMA H:AYDEN Superintendent of Building Asslstant m Correspondence Division MISS EDITH SUNDELL Former Commercial Instructor YELL LEADERS . 13

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RUTH L. BIEBER. Intermountain Union College, Helena, Montana, B. A. Emerson College of Oratory, Boston, Massachusetts Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois Public Speaking Debate FREDERICK BOND University of bknrth Dakota, B. . University of Oregon Band and Orchestra ALICE M. MOLZAHN Wayne Normal School, Wayne, Nebraska English and Mathematics MARION RUSSELL Iowa State College, Science Agriculture ESTELLE SOPER University of Wyoming, B. S. Freshman English and Home Economics W. E. VOLKMAN Graduate from University of Wichita, B. A. Degree Colorado State College, Business College Commerce EDWIN E. BIRD University of Wyoming Iowa State Teaghers College, B. . Scout Executive Certificate, New York City Romance Languages and Commerce BLANCHE KELLY Graduate of Spearfish Normal Monmouth Normal University of Chicago. Ph. B. in Primary Kinder- garten Department GEORGIA PARKS University of Wyoming, B. A. University of Washington, Graduate Work Social Science A. RODELL SEVERSON Northern Normal, Aberdeen South Dakota University of Nebraska, B. S. in Education Coach W. F. UPLINGER Graduate Beloit, B. S. Degree University of Wisconsin University of Iowa Physics and Mathematics BERTA FAE DICKEY Graduated from Frankfort High School. Frankfort, Indiana Spearfish Normal Critic Teacher

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Coach Severson: Wilson, we're not so tough separately, but as a team we'd be pretty strong. Now, how many men are there in this county who could lick you and I together? Leslie Wilson: How many men are there in the county? Your wife needs a change, said the doc- tor. Salt air will do her good. T'he next time the doctor called he found Angus McAngus sitting by the bedside fan- ning his wife with a salt herring. - g 1 Billy-Dad, you seem to be growing all the time. Mr. Morgan-VVhy son, what makes you say that? Billy-Well, your head is coming up through your hair. Erlene B.-What beautiful flowers. Why, isn't there still a little dew on them? Leonard A. Qblushing furiouslyJ-Yes, but I'll pay it before long. George H. fboastfullyj-Miss Parks says I'm like Napoleon. I'rn going down in history. Scotch Gent-Are you my Caddie? Caddie-Yes. Scotch Gent-Are you good at finding lost balls? Caddie-Yes, sir. Scotch Gent-Well, look around and find one so we can start the game. Mr. Russell-Explain the function of the skin. Bob Fitch-It keeps us from looking raw. A canoe, says Mr. Morgan, is like a small boy-both behave better when paddled from the rear. Never make love in a buggy-even horses carry tales. They had been sitting in the swing in the moonlight alone. No word broke the stillness for half an hour until- Suppose you had money, she said, what would you do? He threw out his chest in all the glory of young manhood. Pd travel. He felt her warm hand slide into his. When he looked up she was gone. In his hand was a nickel.