Lovell High School - Wyovell Yearbook (Lovell, WY)

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5 'wanna u'u- lniinm -:un .:-. eu: -:1l: uni-1-ni un- iz .:w: 3 ivan:--li ifummn -un.: ,nm :Quota-:nwicwuInms:ni: inn.-ir llwuitin-n l umunnnunuun THlEf1927 WYOVELL Thurs. lVIr. Cutler's poor head always bears the brunt. Fri. Bulldogs preparing for VVorland. Pep meeting-snake dance. Disaster, ' Worland 21-Lovell 0. E November 8-13- Mon. Mr. Akey has sworn off dried peaches. 13c worth of Horseshoe tobacco and a quart size of aforementioned found in his desk. Tues. Miss Sernenza receives a gentle hint-an essay on Long Hair - ' Wed. Penny says there's just one thing he likes better than girls and that is their sisters. Fri. Beat the Polytechnic 7-7 Dance!! . Sat: Morning after. , November l5-20-- A lVIOIl. Tues. VV ed. Thu rs. Fri. White flakes of atmospheric moisture descend upon a sleeping world. E A group of just kids i from the lower grades' give Thanksgiving program. More speech. Bulldogs leave for Thermop. We wait patiently for report of game. Vap calls-Blank! Thermop 13-Lovell 6. November 23-28- ' - lVIon. ' - Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. December llflon. I Tues. l'Ved. Thurs. December Mon. Tues. VV ed. Thurs. F ri. December Mon. Tues. XV ed. ' Thurs. Fri. December Mon. Tues. Wde. Thurs. Boys who attended Corn Show at Worland report in Assembly. Football is over for this year-Come again. Josie looks out of the window. Then sighs loudly. Turkey day! Dance in gym. - f f Vacation. - 1-5- Some of us still feel the effects. 3 i Santa will soon be here! i i Chasty got a thrill! lVIr. Harmon was horribly shocked when a young man sat down beside her and put his arm around her. The rumors are that the young man was Lou Asay. i Basketball practice is going strong. 7-12- The faculty organizes a basketball team. Rah! Rah! for our side. lVIr. Boyack is beginning to look for prospective debaters. Soph civic club hot on the trail. Marvin is caught running down the hall after Edna. Duty is done by the judgeg Joe Neeley and ldella are convicted of petting in the Study Hall. 13-18- lt was announced that lvlaude and Gig went to the Stampede Ball. So were---well, others. . Two new diamonds were noticed in the Senior class after Thanksgiving. 1 wonder who are the lucky guys. Dorothy Olson has the school guessing as to how her hair changed color overnight. We'll bite! Some seniors got class ringsg slow but sure! Resting up for Sugar Tramps Ball. Now howl! 20-25- Normals splurge. Party for their rivals. the Cowley ab-Normals. Glee Clubs are screeching all around in preparation for .quartet contest. VVe are going to get Z1 whole week holiday in which 'we canpskate, dance and flirt to our hearts' content. i lVIuch hurry and flurry. ' ' 59 Q ...'f.T'121T1f2ff'f 132315271 'f.2If.'iTC'Z1l'f.TfTYI!!f1f'Z2f1I'2I,1T12f.'II2i'.'f'2LT.1'ZTTf'22 Q