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

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Back Row-James Joslyn, Leon Rich, Bill Roe, Reginald Parnell, Donald Wolff, LaVern Harrod, James Williams, Robert Sorenson, Richard Dunlap, James Morgan, Ray- mond Joslyn, Eric Ohman, Bob Wright, Gail Thomas, Max Denton. Front Row-Wayne Rodman, Joe Donaldson, Ray Plemmons, Lloyd Landers, John Robinson, Ted Wright, Leon Sherman, George Weischedel, Gene Flemming, Donald Hayden. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers is an organization of boys that are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture or have been enrolled in Agriculture. It is an organization in which the boys get training in leadership, and be able to take their places in organized groups after they have fin- ished school. Supervised farm practices help the boy to become a better farmer or rancher. The officers for the year 1937-38 are Ted Wright, Presidentg Eric Ohman, Vice Presidentg Bob Wright, Secretaryg John Robinson, Treasurer, La Verne Harrod, Reporterg Marion Russell, Advisor. 46

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Back Row-Mertie Holsinger, Vivian Jacobs, Dorothy Isenberger, Lucille Saunders, Germaine DeMaegt, Ruth Johnson, Rachel Marquiss, Ernadine Nelson, Viola Rob- erts, Mary Lois Shannon, Eva Rhoades, Elizabeth Mackay, Nellie Wenande, Mae Patton, Dorothea Jones, Berteva Mahan, Betty Frederick, Wilma Hensley. Front Row-Dorothy Beaman, Helen Brandner, Joyce Shultz, Shirley Alder, Ruth Wolff, Margaret Ems, Marjorie Johnston, Retha Keck, Dorothy Haumann, Pauline Marshall, Lillian Ritter, Francis Jones, Betty Weischedel, Elizabeth Congelton, Opal Wagenson. Camelecon Club The Camelecon Club, sponsored by Miss Soper, consists of girls who have taken or are taking Home Economics. This club was organized three years ago to carry on further work in Home Economics, and to pro- vide for a means of recreation. It is affiliated with the national organiza- tion, the American Home Economics Association. This year there will be a Northeastern District Homemakers' Rally held at Gillette, for the purpose of bringing closer relationship between the girls of different schools, and receiving ideas from one another. The Camelecon Club is also giving a party for the local eighth grade girls so that they will become interested in Home Economics as a subject in high school. This year the officers are: President, Retha Keckg Vice President, Marjorie Johnstong Secretary-treasurer, Ruth Wolff, Pianist, Lillian Rit- ter, and Club Reporter, Margaret Ems. 45

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Back Row-Vern Yoho, Tom White, Ted Wright, Miss Bieber, John Bill French, Frank Chapman, Eugene Jacobson. Front Row-Margaret Ems, Romona Taft, Dorothy Butts. Speech Activities As a student progresses in speech activities, his merit is recognized by the awarding of degrees in the National Forensic League. For the degree of merit, one must have earned fifteen credit points in declamation, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, or debate. Those in Campbell County High School who have earned this year the degree of merit are: Margaret Ems, Eugene Jacobson, and Ted Wright. Dorothy Butts, Frank Chapman, and John Bill French received the degree of honor for which one must have thirty credit points. At the Northeastern District Speech Tournament held in Buffalo April 8 and 9, Glenn Clark won first place in original oratoryg and Frank Chapman, first place in extemporaneous speaking. J All those students named have also been awarded their school letters in speech. 47