Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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. 1 SHERIDAN'S FIRST HIGH SCHOOL Sheridan's First High School occupied the west row of double seats on the upper floor of the two story brick building shown, in the accompanying cut. And the small hall at top -of stairs leading to this second floor served as the class room. ' - This 'building located on East Loucks Street was erected by James W. Thurmond and Charles H. Thurmond, contractors and builders, and all the materials used, except doors, Windows, and hardware, were native materials. The impressive ceremon.y.of laying the corner stone and dedication was conducted in early spring: of 1891 by J. F. Hoop, Grand Master of Wyoming, assisted by members of Sheridan Lodge No. 8, Rdrfz A. M., and attended by the Sheridan schools in a body and the citizens of eri an. 1 This new building' consisted of only two rooms, one on each floor, and walls painted for blackboards, double seated desks and stoves for heat. This building' was completed for occupancy for the beginning of the 1891-Zfschool year, giving' Sheridan a total of four school rooms accommodating an enrollment. of about 175 pupils, making it possible to divide into grades with established courses of study. The year of 1892 witnessed the building of fthe Burlington Railroad into Sheri- dan With its first train, a mixed passenger and freight, coming into Sheridan about Nov. 12th, 1892, thus adding to our 'populationg many families who had assisted in the bligldgiga of this road or been attracted here by the many opportunities this community a or e . TEN ' 'I .