Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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“S” Club Initiation Hollywood was brought to our high school at the initiation of the “S” Club members February 10. The sixteen impersonations of movie stars, and the five chorus girls to introduce each act, revealed much talent in the “S” Club. After the clever program, which was under the direction of Miss Beall, athletic honors and awards of the year were presented. Scandal Sheet of the Ocksheperida “Earthquake Rocks Sheridan High,” “Fox-Lotus Sues Q. E. Q. After Tearful Theatre Party,” “High School to Have New Elevators,” and other libel challenging headlines were the cause of much merriment when the “Sheepherder” scandal sheet was distributed February 11. Latin Club Dinner and Initiation The first S. P. Q. R. Banquet, held February 17 in the High School cafeteria, was unanimously named the most outstanding event in the history of the club. The cafeteria had been converted into an ancient Roman dining hall. A knifeless and forkless dinner was served by the tuniced initiates. The evening’s entertainment was aptly provided by the initiates. Orchestra Dedicates Program to Scandal Sheet An earthquake that roared and subsided and then burst forth with such a rumble that it shook the entire building, was a characteristic bit of music by the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Becker in an assembly program February 19. Selections were dedicated to Miss Van Boskirk, and other selections were announced as having been composed (???) by Principal Robert VV. Skinner, Mr. Carl Crawford, and Floyd Elmgren. Q. E. Q. Queen of Hearts Night Club Tables, pretty waitresses, fortune tellers, and hearts, hearts, and more hearts (climaxed by a huge heart on the stage) created a real atmosphere for the Q. E. Q. Queen of Hearts Night Club, February 19. A specialty dance by Phyllis Diltz, and the crowning of the King, Donald Irwin, and the Queen, Christine Shott, were the numbers of the floor show of the evening. Tom Cotton, Jean Kettering, and Joan Engle crowned the King and Queen with the “might-have-been” crowns sent by Edward and Wallie. Contest of Girls’ Gym Classes A contest of girls’ tumbling teams formed from the seventh period and the eighth period gym classes were presented in the high school auditorium March 12. Three teams—the orange and green, the red and blue, and the all blue—were judged on the symmetry of their pyramids, and the grace and ease with which they performed their tumbling stunts. By general applause, the all blue team was judged the best team. Scavenger Hunt Members of the Junior B class were entertained at a “scavenger hunt” on March 13. The unusual collections were judged for accuracy and completeness. Following the hunt the evening was devoted to games and refreshments at Linden School. Spanish Carnival Fortune telling, confetti, games of every sort, these and other carnival activities were immensely enjoyed by all those attending the Spanish Carnival on March 20. In addition to all of this, there were candy and chili concessions. A program was given in which these three hours of hilarity were climaxed by a burlesque “Bull Fight.” S. P. Q. R. Open House The annual S. P. Q. R. Open House was held April 21 in the Sheridan High School auditorium. Louise Burley and Lloyd May, consuls, presided. Projects of this year’s work of the Latin students were on exhibition and a program was given for the guests. Refreshments were served at the end of the evening’s entertainment. Twenty-eiuht

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