Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Bronkette Staff CO-EDITORS—Margaret Houx, Jeanne Cai-men Eggart. WILL—Jean Taylor, Jane Cleveland, Harriette Brunsell. PROPHECY—Paula Wilson, Mary Watson, Mabel Jett, Eleanor Gibson, Grace McGrew, Fransena Tousses. FEATURES—Adeline Story, Ida Edmunds, Victoria Telander, Edith Kawamoto, Irene Diener, Marjorie Penson, Mildred Klamm, Frances Anderson, Grace Grimshaw. ATHLETICS—Edith Voss, Winnie Jane Birchby, Alpha Mae Breck-enridge, Melba Gunter, Leota Cusick, Uree Marie Holstedt. ORGANIZATIONS—Josephine Rugg, Ruth Martin, Viola Anderson, Elizabeth Beckley. ADVERTISING—Virginia Kerr, Nancy Croff, Josephine Adamy, June Cantwell, Helen Krezelock, Beth Hawkey, Eileen Dean, Stanna Silkensen, Helene Cahill, Harriett Churchill. TYPISTS—Velma Sutherland, Wilhelmina Nelsen, Dorothy Elliott, Edith Masters. ART—Dorothy Kutcher, Relda Toland, Edward Browne. ACTIVITIES—Lois Christensen, Lorena Kelly, Mary Green, Eva Smith. HONORS AND AWARDS—Elta Holbert. DRAMATICS AND CALENDAR—Theresa Plachek, Mary Bumbaca, Edna Davidson, Jennie Haug. SPONSOR—Rebecca Megown. The cover of this booklet was designed and made by Dorothy Kutcher and Relda Toland. The cuts of the Three Little Pigs were designed and made by Edward Browne. 2

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This Booklet is DEDICATED to Sportsmanship—that quality which is necessary for a successful school and a successful life s|-|s Edited and Published by Q, E. Q. GIRLS

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Board of Education % Ralph Arrison President Dr. Paul Hayes Treasurer Chas. A. Champion Secretary E. G. Guyer F. S. Robinson R. E. Carroll Sheridan High School is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools; her graduates are admitted without examination to the leading universities and colleges of the United States. The high standing of Sheridan Schools has been greatly aided by the loyal and efficient service of the following men: John J. Early, Superintendent of Schools. Robert W. Skinner, Principal of High School. “The School Director is an important force in shaping the course of education. As such, he is also a powerful instrument in guiding the destiny of the state, the nation, and society. A school may add immeasurably to the advancement of human welfare.” —John C. Alrnack. SENIORS: Probably no generation in the history of man has had greater problems to solve than will be presented to you—problems national and international; problems industrial, economic and social. May you meet them courageously, responsibly and intelligently. ROB’T W. SKINNER.