Lovell High School - Wyovell Yearbook (Lovell, WY)

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THE 1927 WYOVELL FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY Station L. H. S. The freshmen of the Lovell High School are now broadcasting their history. We had such a terrible initiation this year that the freshmen next year had better beware. The sophomores dragged our boys through muddy water, daubed our faces with greenrink, made us wear green dunce caps, and, as a climax to the whole affair, at the initiation party we had to walk, barefoot and blind-folded, over rocks, thistles, and raw liver! ' VVe did not recover from the results of the initiation until December, when we entertained the sophomores at a party in the gymnasium. We hope we succeeded in making them ashamed of themselves for the cruelty they showed us during our initiation. S , Our girls' basketball team this year is nothing to exactly boast about, but we have some good material. Our team won third place in the intra-mural contest. That isn't so good, but we're glad it isn't worse. A VVe sold candy at the basketball game February 26. This sale was a decided success. . ' X On Annual day we didn't do so very well, for it seems that only one group handed pictures in. It's too bad but, -well- we hope the annual staff didn't use all the pictures that we handed in. Also we chose our candidate for the Typical'High School Girl on Annual day, and elected business managers to help sell YVyovells. These salesmen, succeeded pretty well, for the freshmen won the contest by a large majority, thus getting their nominee, Guenivere Lynn, in office. Somehow, all the class presidents we have elected have simply vanished. VVe have had three now, Seamen VVilkerson, -Harry Croft, and Henry Lynn, and when our third president quit school, we had the vice-president, Reginald Croft, take over the position. XVe're certainly thankful that hel'h'asn't evaporated yet, but we've had to keep a mighty close watch over him. GUENNERE LYNN 19' inn-warm -in mm-uniniguungiuwnuuanimiznnigminImmuninimniuiunmm-iuinimuzmm-1innwrgmii-iminmgfwinn min. nun in-mi-ui W ......... Q V YI f,Tf2TT.ff2TT.I'1Y If2I.1'.'f2.1'.1f2'f H215T322-1f. I2I.1f'T2L11ffT21f 'TI.ff,I.2'.1fTTI1'.1f2,f'1I2.1'.'f21,.'T2Y.T11I2I.I71T21fl.2.111'ITIS7I.1f. 2 f.'I221'.T7T 'f.'T2'.f 'I1TZT1L21f. 2 Q