Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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THE OCKSHEPER1DA 19 “LOOK BOYS” Spring will Soon be here! A Full Line of Where is that new Shelf Hardware SPRING SUIT? and What! Haven’t I got it Yet? Well its time you were seeing about Keen Kutter it. Gome in and look at our samples. Cuttlery We can please you, both in Style and Price Jouvenat Hwd. Co. F. A. REINEKE At the Smoke House Barber Shop Bring that old suit in and have it cleaned and pressed up Sold Post Office CONFECTIONERY Sold Garries a full line of Candies, Fruits, Tobacco, Postal Cards, Novels and Papers F. J. FISCHER “Keep Your Eye On” US Will make greatest showing of new Spring Dry Goods .Clothing, Ladies Ready-to-Wear, etc., in the history of our store. Watch for future announcements THE ‘PERET, LUCE PORTS WAY

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18 THE OGKSHEPERIDA Sophie—“We had a turkey for dinner Christmas.” Freshie—“Huh! That’s nothin’. We had a preacher.” A Freshy entered a car and left the door open. “Say,” bawled a Senior in the corner, “were you raised in a barn ? Shut the door.” The Freshy closed the door and went to his seat and wept. “I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings,” said the Senior. “You didn’t hurt my feelings,” grinned the Freshy, “but I was raised in a barn, and every time I hear a donkey bray, it makes me homesick.” Freshmen Notes E. R. LATIN CLASS. Miss Furr—“What word in Englisl comes from ego?” Elenora—“Eggs. ” Joseph Jenkins is now a member of the Freshman class. ALGEBRA CLASS. Mr. Sherman—“Now that is the way to work this example.” Anna Axton (in a whisper)—“That is the way I got it, only I didn’t get it.” Teacher—“Sam, you don’t know even that George Washington is dead.’’ Colored Boy—“No, indeed, suh; didn’t know he was sick.” Jack Moody just returned to school this week. I guess he did not know when vacation ended. One of our girls seems unable to stand up. Anyone finding a remedy, please take to Anna Axton. Teacher—“What sensation have you when you first begin a public speech?” Bright Pupil—“I feel like there was a vacuum inside my ribs.” The Freshmen held a meeting to decide upon a sleigh ride. But since the snow has nearly all melted we have postponed it. Anna Axton was chairman of the meeting. A NEW ROUTE. and our facilities for doing business. “Yes, gentlemen,” shouted an orator It will make trade easier for us. Why, at a recent convention in New Orleans, gentlemen of the convention, it will en-“this Panama canal will be a great :ible us to get our manufactures and thing for New Orleans—a grand produce to Brazil without going round thing! It will increase our business the Horn!’’

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20 THE OGKSHEPERIDA The Fuller STUDIO Photographs and Kodak Finishing 146 N. Main Phone 34 Black You can always buy shoes and hose fore less money at White’s Shoe and Hose Shop Now in New Gillette Block 15 North Main St. The people say you can It must be so Lady Attendant Your Shoes Kept Polished FREE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! Look over the list of our Advertisers and patronize them as often as you can. Show them that you appreciate their support. Here is the List for February City Furniture Company Sheridan Co. Savings Bank City Bakery New York Store Hayes’ News Shop H. M. Boot Shop J. Frank Heald Jouvenat Hardware Co. F. A. Reineke Peret, Luce Ports Fuller's Studio Brown’s Book Store Denver Hat Co. Herbert Coffeen Bentley Petrie P. C. Duncan Public Drug Store H. S. Feed Shop White’s Shoe Shop Post Office Confectionery