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

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HI PARDNER, meet our nurse. She's the one who takes care of the ailing ones on the ol' home ranch. VVhenever one of the boys doesn't show up when the dinner bell rings, Miss Chappell goes to his bunk to see what is the mat- ter. Or, if one of us cuts his finger with his jack-knife, he goes to Alice and she puts a fancy bandage over the wound. Those of us who know Alice and are around her a lot wonder when she finds time to sleep and eatg her many duties keep her busy constantly. However, she never complains and is never too busy to offer a cheerful smile for every- one she meets or to examine those who are under the weather. Miss Chappell's little office in one of the extra cabins makes us feel that we are not so far from civilization after all. The strong smell of disinfectants. antiseptics, the neatness, and the clean- liness all equal that of the city hospitals and doctors' offices. Disregarding the western atmosphere and western cus- HN ai-iv,-I vw-' 'i MISS CHAPPELI. toms. Alice always wears the brisk, white uniform symbolic of her profession. Miss Chappell graduated from J. C. H. later studied nursing for a year at Western Reserve University in Cleveland Ohio. and graduated from a three-year course in nurses, training at Sheridan, VVyoming. ln the evenings when Alice is not visiting some of the ailing cowhands, she likes to do fancy work. Her pet peeve is trying to find ranch hands who live in trailers that aren't in the same place twice. 'L' A . f ' ,elk v. C . V . 51 . ' .: s We , I M. s 'Y k nm-+s 'Q.... ...ei Q ,g - ' ' , -2 K fi 1 .., nano- 22

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A SOCIAL STUDIES EXPERT is in- cluded in the personalities that we have on the ranch. When we first came to the ranch. Mr. Price was always explaining the civic problems to us and giving us in- structions in how to be good citizens. Then later when he thought we knew all about civics, he began relating his- torical happenings. By the time he fin- ished, we were familiar with the history of our country from the time America was discovered until the present day. In addition, we learned from him some of the things about geographv that we hadn't gained full knowledge of at some of the previous ranches where we had worked. His teachings were mostly in geography relating to and affecting commerce. He interested some of us in forming a history club to study as a group the current events of the world. Mr. Price's advocation is not re- stricted to social studies, however. Some time ago the outfit adopted the idea of publishing a paper. He supervised all MR. PRICE the work of the Pemmican staff: his helpful suggestions and assistance made pos sible the. high quality which the paper possesses. The junior division of the ranch hands welcomed his able sponsorship and he helped them make this a very successful 'ear . . 5 - . Mr. Price gained part of his knowledge at the Arkansas Agriculture and lll chancis College. He also attended the University of Wyoming where he obtained both his B. A. and M. A. degrees. XM fi'

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