Lovell High School - Wyovell Yearbook (Lovell, WY)

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3, ,..-W.,-, ,,.,-,,,,-,,, .-,,,- ....u,.4qmig .rig ng .i-:Mitzi1.gwi..s.n-gnii-amiga.t.gwig.ii.gm.iu .viuimga-nw vnu...- ummm . 3 in-an V Q unmnumum14nnlumnnruunuuuuuv1umunmuuunuuuuunmmuulunmmnnmunm munu 1uunuuumnnuuul uunulmmn un n mumnmmnlnuum nununmuunnn nnmunInunuunmmmunmmmm 1imunmuunmmu 1I4rlummInunmInIinunnnumnummunumunnunu THE 1927 WYOVELL 'THE ANNUAL STAFF' . l A One bright day last September, the class of '27 met and chose several of their number to act as the future editors of their yearbook, thus entrusting to this chosen few the delicate task of recording in bold type, the worthy events of the illustrious seniors, and discarding intelligently their deeds of lesser moment. The staff was given the privilege of utilizing each spare moment in planning and making this worthy book, but, lest we should appear egotistical, we dare not make needless mention of our own names. The senior class is imperious, and they must not be overlooked in any detailg but since we are of a very ambitious nature, we have striven to steal this page for our very own to use in printing our names to our heart's content, in telling our story to the world. For our convenience, we were given a cosy little office in which we could work. Every Thursday the entire staff assembled there for one hour of concentrated labor or for an hour used in merely planning this book. In future years the staff will recall the many happy hours we have spent to- gether in making an din planning. lVe will remember, among other things, the time when the magic seeress, lVIiss VVyovella visited the student body and held them spell- bound while she prophesied in living words, the future of our annual. And then, recall how she and we, her followers, swept down into the audience and collected one dollar from each individual as partial payment on his 1927 VV'yovell. Indeed we were grateful for the help she gave us. Then, too, there was the sales campaign when the freshmen class elected their representative girl. ' We are sincerely thankful for the help given us by our faculty adviser, lhliss Semenza. To our successors we offer our congratulation and best wishes. L. N. bs 4 5 33 : I 5 V Q llunliliiluldyuirui nil:i1nIinnrlliiwlgiirullllzrltuInlu:rlrui1:i1ulItillllillIui:rr::::i:::yrixlrixxrlolutliugmrllu :Minn intl:iullixxilnulilrilllnnuttinnrt:-:uniIn:Uni1anliinnnsrnliuurunzslrurl uuniunl llnlluutnnully Q Q ' i' ' ' ' ' 'T T' ' ' -1 7' ' ' ' l' W ii' isxmzztm

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