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

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LESLIE WILSON Disturbing as an unopened telegram. JUNE FORSI-IA Downcast as a woman fear- ing blame. JAMES WILLIAMS Dreary as an empty house. HELEN VANDERHEYDEN Adroop like a rained-on fowl. TED WRIGHT Dry as fossil truths. DOROTHY BEAMAN Cheerful as a mute at a funeral. I' . -'-' 1 .... : I A -' .,.,. . A :.:...::::::::::s:a5s5,,. 8 3:5 A , . ., fs , 4 'SLE' Qs' Q - M 'z ' M ..: 4.5. Wggigga' 1:' li. in X A 4 YC .:lE:E3f EE'?3' 1 M ,WAV L . gf' Y 'E ., E.. . ,,,, ,, .5 K 5 wg x we N iwfizxw 5 Y e ' : . - ' I 'I' asassa .....a sasasasasasfsfsfsfasfsfs: 4. 5, -fe 1, , - 5sasaZaasass5assasaxsasas5a5s5a5:..-:- 3145 1' ..,,.. . . 'ifrfa - W 1 X N RETHA KECK Doleful as a bullfrog crossed in love. TOM DEMOS This sluggard dotes, it seems on slumber, like an ass on oats. RUTH MARROW Droll as Eliezer who wrote three hlmdred velumes on sowing cucumbers. GAIL THOMAS Dry as a London newspaper. EVELYN SHULTZ Chuckles like a setting hen. HARL GEER Cheery as a June day in Georgia.

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FRANCES JONES Chatters like a flock of jays. JAMES ROUSH Dumb as an oyster. JEAN McKENZIE Enlivening as a sneeze. HENRY TOMINGAS Durable as the black of Negro. BESSIE NEW Gay as a Negro funeral. WAYNE RODMAN Helpless as a corpse. the JOHN ROBINSON Changeless as truth. BETTY LEWIS Elegant as simplicity. KENNETH I-IAYDEN Dull as platonic lover. OLIVE BERRY Her dismal dumps, like dole- ful Dido. DONALD WAGENSON Gazed like one who knew something. MINNIE DAVIS Hilarious as a sailor ashore

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