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

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- Compliments of Campbell County Cfficials WE ARE 100 PER CENT BEHIND THE ANNUAL Assessor ..... ..... P reston R. Gilstrap Treasurer .... ....-.. W . W. Sanders Attorney .... ..... T homas Nicholas Clerk .... .... J uanita Sharkey Sheriff ...- ..... T ex Martin Surveyor .................... ........ B ob Streeter Superintendent of Schools .......... Miss Lena Wilson County Librarian .......... ..... M rs. J. S. Hunter Public Health Nurse ..... ....... B ernice Luse County Commissioners Leon White, Fred Oedekoven, Charles Dye - 1 -an u-uu1uu1uu1un1a 1111 nu-un-umm-nn-In-111111 - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1

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.u.1n:1nn1uu.1nu-nu ,-.n...uil.1..l1.........g..n.-..1.. lf' 1:11:11 1 1 i-11?i1- ...1 1. - 1u1 .P Bernard S.: Lend me five dollars, will you? James S.: Say, if a trip around the world cost a nickel I couldn't get out of sight. Marjorie J.: Can you keep a secret? Imogene T.: I'll tell the world. Ruth Rothwell truthfully believes that a good thing for the complexion is to put it to bed before two a. m. Mr. Freer: Young man, I'll teach you to make love to my daughter! Jack W.: I wish you would. I'm not making much headway. Leonard A.: A burglar broke into our house last night. Robert S.: What did he get? Leonard A.: Practice. James Williams wonders what could possibly be worse than a holi- day which falls on Sunday. Mary Jane M.: A burglar broke into my room and stole everything but the soap-the dirty crook. John M.: May I have this dance? Georgia D.: Sure. I don't want it. Elmore Y.: My girl has sore feet. What would you suggest? Doctor: Rubber heels. Elmore Y.: What With? Octa U.: Did the doctor remove your appendix? ? Fern V.: It feels as though he re- moved my whole table of contents. Tom Rohan: I also got a cup for running. Coach S.: Whom did you beat? Tom R.: The owner and three policemen. Morning American Evening journal Member of the Associated Press ... Q .. Truth Is Eternal - , .. Harmon C. Rice and Mary A. Rice Publishers Good Plumbing Promotes Your Happiness and Protects Health Plumbing - Heating Windmills Pumps - Stoves - Ranges AXEL W. OSTLUND Gillette, Wyoming PHONE 31 n1ul1nu1un1un--In-In 1111--111 ll1..m.......1..1..1.. 1,1,.11,111 ,,,1,, X

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,glilmi,.q1.....u.....l.1,,.-..1..1,.-.1l.11,.1...-ln- lf' -uu--nn- 4. ' 1 Northern Wyoming's Largest Newspaper Sheridan Press Three Years Older Than the State of Wyoming Sawyer Stores, lnc. Cash With Order Merchants WYOMING AND MONTANA Staple and Fancy Groceries and Ranch Supplies - Q .. Every Hour, Every Day, Sawyer Saves You Money 1 Q - Call 139, Please Pat C.: What is your idea of clean sport? Earl N.: Swimming. June F.: Don't you think there is something brutal about football? Fern F.: Yes: the price of the seats! Vern Y.: What do you think of my car? Billy C.: Why ask me? And be- sides you're bigger than I am. Billy Roe: Say, does your car al- ways make this noise? Quentin M.: Nog only when it runs. The height of influence is the fel- low who left his car ten feet from a hydrant and then called up the city hall officials and had them move the hydrant sixty-five feet farther down the street so he could park within the law. June P.: I can read some men like a book. Jake C.: Can you read me? June P.: Yes. Jake C.: Then you'd better wait till I turn over a new leaf. My idea of the most absent-minded man in the world is the professor who knocked the ashes out of his pipe and after a moment or two remarked, Come in! John M.: Do cows give milk? George H.: No, you have to take it away from them. Mr. Hardy: The man who marries my daughter will get a. prize. Ham: May I see it, please. Barbara: Why, it's so quiet you can hear the clock tick. Lois: Tha.t's not the clock ticking, it's Gene chewing his gum. I , I 'Il -Il ---- - ------ - - -u-nn 4. -..5...... 1I.1,gI...1I.-M1..1.ui..i,,.1.,,1.,1.... 1 lulm,