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

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M1 1 1-.1.I-...1I..-q.1..1.l1..1..1..1 1 1 Class Will-Continued Tom Rohan leaves his vocal ability to Ann Pines. Dolores Dean wills her charming personality to Betty Denton. Jackie Brooke wills her title of Miss Gillette to Bessie Dobrenz. Madge Anderson wills her silent charm to Pat Coyle. Adele Pihlak bequeaths her good disposition to Lillian Ritter. Ethel Sherman wills her blonde locks to Grace Clabaugh. Betty Weischedel wills her stream- lined figure to Georgia Schneider. Orena Schoenfeld leaves her knowl- edge of matrimony to Minnie Davis. Melba Fisher bequeaths her high heels to Wilma Hensley. Myra Probst wills her good under- standing to Neva Hayden. Ruth Rothwell wills her ability to look down on the world to Ramona Taft. Fern Vanderheyden bequeaths her scholastic ability to Betty Lewis. Allan Haas leaves his good looks to Max Denton. Bernice Eaton wills her way with the teachers to Milton Williams. Treva McMahon leaves her high- pitched voice for Bessie New. Mamie Pearson bequeaths her na- turally curly locks to Virginia Baker. Elmore Yokum wills his silliness to Tom Demos. Norma Elliott wills her boy friend in Newcastle to Betty Birdsall. Rosie Grams leaves her array of freckles to Lloyd Landers. Ursula Tarver wills her interest in Eddie Cruzen to Vivian Jacobs. Germaine DeMaegt wills her way with the men to Fern Freer. Doris Dickey wills her musical abil- ity to Nellie Wenande. 1.,1..1,,1nn1..-Ig-ng1M1.m,1n1 1 1 1 1 1... Stockmeifs Bank Organized 1907 Gillette, Wyoming A Good Bank With Which To Do Business p Capital 350,000.00 Surplus, 350,000.00 -...-.........-..,. .-------...- - .. 4. ' 70

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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11.11 1 1.1...1..1..1..1M1..1n.1.....n,1.,1.1 1.1 O Q D I-1 cn Z si fi Z Z M GRADUATION PHOTOS ARE TREASURES OF THE FUTURE GILLETTE, WYOMING E 85-W ON PH I I I I I I I I I :QI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Last Will and Testament We, the Class of 1938, do hereby will and bequeath our most treasured possessions as follows: Ruth Olson bequeaths her short- hand ability to Milford Saunders. Roberta Hunter leaves her surplus avoirdupois to Ellen Rose Littleton. Helen Hardy bequeaths her non- sense to June Forsha. fProviding she wants it.J Erlene Brown wills her sunny smile to Jeanette Heptner. Betty Carson leaves some of her many boy friends to Ruby Thomas. Olive Clark bequeaths her shyness to Earl Stopher. 1We feel that he could use it.J Leonard Appel leaves his ability to get along with Miss Beiber to Mar- garet Eins. Bob Sorenson bequeaths his gloomy outlook on life to Hallie McCoy. James Spencer leaves his way with the girls to Gene Swartz. Bernard Spielman wills his conceit to Earl Nicholson. Richard Roe bequeaths his sales- manship ability to Robert Hays. Jack Nisselius wills his ability to stay small to Marion Sharrah. Ed Werntz leaves his Intelligence Quotient to Bill Dillon. Lulu Helzer bequeaths her ability to draw strip-tease girls to George Hunter. Pauline Cook leaves her pet type- writer to Jean McKenzie providing she doesn't burn the bearings out by writing too fast. Lewis Littleton bequeaths his foot- ball ability to Billie Roe. Rachel Marquiss leaves her poise to Marylin Beatty. Jane Birdsall bequeaths her rapid gait to Norma Nelson.

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,,u1,.11.----..,.--111111 1.1.1.1-111.1.plug-..u.1,.1,,i.-,.p1g...n.-.nu- 1 1 Class Will-Continued Joyce Mortimore leaves her basket ball ability to Hazel Harris. John Bill French bequeaths his ability to toot on the trumpet to James Morgan. Winifred Grover bequeaths her walk to Mary Lamb. Violet Adams Wills her temper to Ruth Kinney. Jerry Lynde Wills his infectious smile to Donald Wagenson. -ll-...1..1.u1lg1lq1g.il.-.,.,i.,g...,-..m1.g,ignlll.. Raymond Brooke fpointing to a drinking fountainl: I don't see how such a small thing can hold so much Water. 1 Q - Ruth O.: I didn't accept him the first time he proposed. Doris D.: I guess you didn't, you weren't there. ,i.,,1uxn.1l.1..1,......1 .1 -. 1 ... 1 1 1 1 1,1141 -4.1.g1u.iq:-1,,,.-im-.gi,.i....nn-.ll-I -ul.. lp1un1...-..1..1 Sheridan: Gillette is simply a match factory. Gillette: Quite true. At Gillette we make the heads, and get the sticks from Sheridan. My lips are all chapped up. I can't keep the chaps off my lips either. Roberta H.: Oh ma, come quick, George ate all those raisins off the sticky brown paper. Joyce M.: What's that awful odor around the post office? Ellen Rose: It must be the dead letters. Dolores Dean: And so you are keeping your engagement a secret? Helen H.: Well, that is what I'm telling everyone. .-..........-..,-......-........-...- - .. - - - -..........5. EVERYTHING TO WEAR for the ENTIRE FAMILY Ready-to-Wear - Shoes - Hosiery Luggage - Suits Work Clothes Vaughnllagsdale Company uu---:?iur-nn-u- - - .- - -1- - - - - - -- -H