Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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THE OCKSHEPERIDA 21 ORELL FREEMAN “Bill,” Staunch advocate of Woman Suffrage. “But you can’t flirt with me.” Class editor 1913-14. President of Q. E. Q. Chairman of the Commission. ANGELA BUELL “Angleworm” for short. Dancing, Art and Tennis, her long suits. Glee Club Class Secretary.

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20 THE OCKSHEPERIDA MARJORIE BEZOLD A man or a career? EDWARD HAMM The hit in the Senior Class play. “Yes, my Violet.” IRMA JENKINS “Let’s go to Irma’s when the snowflakes fall again.” Maca roons and oysters yum! yum!

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22 THE OCKSHEPERIDA HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1915. (By Ethel Snively.) In the fall of nineteen hundred and eleven a band of fifty-live timid, shaking but determined lx)vs and girls made their appearance at Sheridan High school as Freshmen. They were much like the average class entering high school and received their full share of the laughter and jeers of the upjjer classes, and the stern, cross looks of the teachers. They soon caught on to the ways of the school, however, and the teachers were surprised at the splendid showing they made. Some of them found the work too hard and fell behind: others were attracted by the business world and left school, and a few preferred married life to the joys of high school. Thirty-five graduated in nineteen hundred fifteen. This class was up with the others in all of the athletic-activities of the school. In the school year of nineteen hundred eleven and twelve one of the best football players was a Freshman. During nineteen hundred twelve and thirteen the football captain and one or two of the other players hailed from the Sophomore class. In nineteen hundred thirteen and fourteen the Juniors furnished more football men than any other class, and some of the best players on the boys’ and girls’ basket ball teams. The tennis champion of that vear was also a Junior. In nineteen fourteen and fifteen the Seniors were ably represented in football, basket ball and tennis. When they were Juniors thev gave a 1m x social and entertainment at the High school building. This proved a success, both financially and sociallv. That year the class was entertained by two of the members at Anna Kraiicek s home In the spring they gave a banquet and dance in honor of the Seniors, where every one had a jolly good time. The Senior officers of nineteen hundred fifteen were: President. Milton McMaken: vice president. Anna Krajicek: Secretary, Angela Buell: treasurer. Carl Griflfen. Their class teachers were: Miss Cooner and Miss Wells. Their colors were: Nell rose and leaf green, and their flower was the white rose. The last year was a busy one for them. Resides taking part in athletics and debating, they were the “cordially invited guests” at several Junior parties and were entertained at different times during the vear bv Ada Klindt. Alfred Bonham and Milton McMaken. At the close of the year, in the spring, the Juniors gave a banquet in their honor and the Alumni Association gave a reception, dance and supper for them. They