Lovell High School - Wyovell Yearbook (Lovell, WY)

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THE 1927 WYOVELL nu mmnumummmmunnnununummnununnuumm:nuu1aninnunnnunummmnunumuuuummuumumuuum um Fri. It was the nite before Xmas. Kids home from colleges. Cantata. Girls' quartet wins. A Sat. Dance in gym. Many present. December 31-Dance in gym again. Lights out! Blackness! Very much wild! January 3-7- lVIon. perfect assignment record. No lessons had been assigned. Tues. Wed. The school quartet yells in assembly. Intra-mural -basketball tournament starts. Thurs. More basketball. Girls-Seniors 6g Sohps 1. Fri. Finals. Junior High wins. Sat. Bulldogs lick Deaver in first game 8-20. Stunning new blue and white suits. January 11-15- IX-'Ion. According to Mr. Borrell, we need to concentrate and cooperate. Tues. Extra! Windy cuts his lip. Says he did it playing basketball. How about it, Ida? Wed. Beat Byron 11-13. Thurs. Mr. Kennard has glee students sing Abide with Me --Students had no admit slips and were sent to-you know where. January 22-26- Tues. Thurs. February Mon. Tues. NVed. Th u rs. Fri. February lVIon. Tues. VVed. Thurs. Fri. February Mon. Tues. Wed. Mr. Benson holds forth on Insects g three-quarters of world's inhabitants are insects. VVhere do you stand? The normals look flurried. lVIany teachers' responsibilities. 4 9 Powell debate. Powell wins 2 to 1. Lenwood Kennison answers a question in teaching. Velda forgot herself in English and started an answer to a question with Oh, Gee! Professor Cutler received a letter of advice on how to teach school from Sol Asay. Chasty grew an inch taller today. 10-16- Margaret was heard to say: I am going to change Penny's name to Pilgrim because he makes more progress everytime he calls on me. VVhen is Lucy thinking of getting married? Little sister: Constantly Mr. Akey Qin Biologyl: We'll try and have our exams before the last week of school because l always work my head off anyway. Inez: Oh good! then you won't be here next year.', Lincoln's Essay's progressing. Johnnie Johnsons mother sent a note to the teacher saying: Pardon me for calling your attention to the fact that you have pulled John's right ear until it is getting longer than the other. Please pull his left ear for a while and oblige his mother. 16-19- A bee lit on Mr. Cutler's head today at which Mr. Cutler remarked: 'Tis sweet to see a humble bee When e'er you go a fishing But if you set right down on it You'll change your disposition. Prof. Akey fduring Physics quiz to Lou with his book openj: Do you you always keep your book open during an exam? Lew: Yes sir, I always try to. Joe Neely attended all his classes today. 60 in u:nurl 1 irin tm: uexla 1 wluru nudmnmnzu uiir 1 riwl 111 xziu hum: urn: unllizzmmircnwiziil1:11111 rllu 1- ufrr 3 u1:u tuna: ixnu Lmltuinhuml3lmu1:lnli1u:gnu l

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