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

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Back Row-Betty Brandner, Pauline Cook, Elizabeth Mackay, Hilda Hahn, Lois Dickey, Helen Pratt, Ellen Rose Littleton fnianagerj, Marian MacKenzie, Lois Harrod, Dolores Dean, Fern Freer, Joyce Mortimore, Barbara Smith, Anna Rose Percifield. Front Row-Vivian Jacobs, June Spielman, Helen Hardy, Esther Haden, Alice M. Molzahn fcoachj, Helen Louise Daly, Alberta Dickey, Vivian Miller, Iona Straatsma, Doris Cook. Girls' Basketball Toward the last of the first semester this year there arose a de- mand for a girls' basket ball team. The interest in basket ball served to arouse broader interests, and, as a result, a class in girls' physical education was offered which met three times each week. The girls were also required to qualify for eligibility under the same regulations as those imposed for the boys. The girls' basket ball season was not colored by many victories but rather by fun, companionship, and Wholesome exercise. They played in the inter-class tournament with Hulett, Ranchester, Rozet, and Upton. The general purpose of this physical education department is to pro- vide an outlet for physical energy and to develop stronger, healthier, and more graceful bodies. 52

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Back Row-Earl Stopher, Carl Carlson, Earl Nicholson, Leonard Appel, Clark McCann, Lewis Littleton. Front Row-Coach Severson, Jake Christy, Sam Dillon, Leslie Wilson, John Mankin, Jerry Lynde, Manager. Boys' Basketball When the call was issued at the beginning of basket ball season it was found that graduation had left only two lettermen from the previous year. They were Earl Nicholson and Sam Dillon. In spite of this fact the Camels enjoyed a moderately successful basket ball season. Due to a matter of ineligibility made through age error the Camels were obliged to forfeit nine games, leaving the season's record as follows: Games won, 7 Games forfeited, 9 Games lost, 1 51

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