Johnson County High School - Wyomalo Yearbook (Buffalo, WY)

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l fl -. f f:Xi . ' fl? -. H . lf 1 LLLS.-. L if-ff' f?'1,f.ms.A SENIORS CATHERINE BUTLER Some like to bluff and tell the world about it, others prefer to remain quiet and stand hy their own merits. Of this latter class we have Catherine who has proved herself worthy of praise. Her sunny smile is and will continue 'to be welcomed wherever :she goes. FRANK SENEY To Frank is conceded the school championship ch for ice cream consumption. He is a mem- ber of the Three Musketeers of the Halls, and with his 'two colleagues, he never fails to see that the faculty is kidded enough. Frank's specialties are Chemistry and Jessie. His mischievous smile and good humor make him one of 'the best liked boys in school. RALPH RAND ubby Rand has been an all round handy man where athletics was concerned. He has charter membership in Fred Seney's exclusive bachelordom and has lived up to his vows faithfully. LOIS HARRISON Lois is one of those aspiring girls who is go- ing to direct the children of the nation in the way that they should go. She is gifted with an ability to read Well. We who heard her still shiver with terror on nights when we see spirits armed with Ukinuckle dusters advancing to our bed- S1 es. EVA CECELIA GREUB Does our mother know ou're out Cecelia ? All Y Y , Eva is a pretty, peppy, dimpled child. We should like to know her formula for uni- formly holdimz Sheridan and Buffalo boys. As typist for the Wyomalo she has been indispensible. FRED SENEY ' through Fred's high school days he has carried the laurel of bachelordom. He has worn his enviable crown with case and tact. In basket ball Fred won a name for himself and was a big' joint in the backbone of the team's defense. He, too, is a Musketeer. AUGUST CHABOT August is known for three things: first, he got the highest average in our Junior Year: second, he is the only boy in J. C. H. S. who has not fallen for a girlg third, hfifhas a tuba which is as large as him- se . BESSIE FINLEY Quiet and smiling but ready to help at the first call of distress. Soothing to the nerves and easy to talk to. Next year's senior class can't produce a girl like Bessie. 0 'iii K . We . ON wg J A-,Y -,-W, v.T. iii' 'Lie I ss, Q 1929 TWENTY-FIVE

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4i4l0l'f4 o -g , -, , sqzmziif , e fm . of flrffifff--T. -' --+- ff-.,i4.w f , ww HM. W V 0 ' ' ' ' ' 9 'JPL' Y uf, 1 9 2 9 f SENIORS ERNEST YOUNG Ernest aspires to he a typist but excels in throwing horse shoes, His permanent has not been reset throughout his high uchool career and hence some of 'us are nlmost convinced that nature gave it 'to him. ELDA GILBERT Shorty Gilbert is a shy little miss with curly black hair and a cheerful srrin. She belongs to that ancient and dignified order of pedagogues and begins her career next year. CORA MAE BYLER Every one knows Toots. Her presence among us has kept things lively. She's always funny-f-except in regard to her chosen vo- cation -whlch is building bridges. EUGENE CASH Is the poor married man--the only one of our number to succumb. Duty called and he left our ranks. PAUL JONES Never seems to be in a hurry but always :gets there. He was good for at least ten yards in any football scrimmage. He never seems to have any difficulty in living up to his name. LORENA ATKINSON One of those pert little persons with original ideas and common sense tucked in fi pretty exterior. A forgiving smile but a little temper to balance things. It has been hard to break her of her fondness for out-of-town boys. OMA TAYLOR That tall girl with the big quiet manner makes us look and listen when she expounds the truth. She is thorough and competent in her work and resourceful in her plans,-Q One of our real students. CHARLES MARKERT Every class must have its tease and we were lucky to get ol' Charlie Markertf' He laughs at trouble but while he's laughing he sets about to right it. He's 3 darn good fellow and we'll miss him next year. 'TWINTY-FOUR

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4-IOM4 -- . A ll 44MB'bs5l- , - Axe .-445.-ggi?-,, -- ,,,- 1 1 ' . A - . ' wa, , J I XX -f . -e , . . .. i - Nr--e, shy. ., - - A 45- 1- fm. ts'-s--Pfweprzwz M -M ' A r --MMG NU -V w . 1 9 2 TWENTY-SIX SENIOR S M1-:RVIN BUCKINGHAM Page John B'arrymore the second. With his Roman nose and his way with the wim- men Mervin is a dangerous man. What would those long study periods have been without him and the other two mosquitfos? DOROTH EA KNEPPER Anyone even remotely connected with J. C. H. S. who has heard But Mr. Shaw knows that Dorothea has been called on too frequently in that awful first period Chemistry class. Dorothea won an em- blazoned shield as a debater and scholar. BEVERLY BLAKE ln school activities Bebs has been a shining light. She has had a finger in every pud- ding and has gotten her share of the plums! She is the fair one who won and held the heart of the school sheik and :Lth- lete. Beverly will leave a vacancy which botn the faculty and Louie will have a hard time to fill. BOBBY SMITH general favorite Bobby has no rival. He has served as general manager and chap- erone of the team, ordered their tea and toast, heard their complaints, and paid their bill. Once he hopped on the last car as the train pulled out, yanked the cork and saved the day. Juniors! You may develop his successor but we have our doubts. HARLOW FREEMAN 1Notice the hair please! Has been president of the class of '29 for four consecutive years. Need we say more? He is happy most of the time, save when an original test is given in Geometry. He delighted us in the Junior plays of '28 and '29. RUTH FREESE Has that type of beauty which gentlemen pre- fer-blonde. She can easily be traced by her pleasant little giggle as well as by her chatter. Her chief indoor sport is informing Mr. Shaw that tests aren't necessary. She doesn't seem to have suc- ceeded very well as yet. HELEN KITCHEL Helen is Edna Mabel's sister: one is never seen without the other. She is acknowl- edged to be the most demure girl in the Senior class. VVe sometimes wonder what she might say if she ever talked! Helen is a young pedagogue and confesses that she intends to stay in the profession more than one year. JOHN QUICK In the two years that John has been with us he has served J. C. H. S. in several roles --A Will Hays in directing stunts for as- semblies, Socrates in learning, and a How- ard Chandler Christy for the Wyomalo.