Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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home room. Directed by Miss Louise Brehmer, assisted by Mrs. Maude Murphy, Mr. Daigle, Miss Rebecca Megown, and Mrs. Charlotte Hutton. Pan American Day Program Assembly program April 12, of music, dances, speeches, and a flag ceremony representing the twenty-one republics of Pan America. Presented by American History classes and Spanish classes. Principals: John Holstedt, Bill Eaton, Victoria Telander, Nancy Crane, Howard Davidson, Loren Butler. About fifty-six in cast. Directed by Miss Yolande Beall, Bliss Marie Parsons, R. Wade DeBerry. Dehate 4 Winners at the final debate tryouts, held in the auditorium December 19, 1934, were Bill Steffen, Henry Burgess, Geoi’ge Gwinn, and Winslow Taylor. Those winning places as alternates were Bernard Ileldt and Jane Ralston. Bernard later resigned and Timothy Kawamoto took his place. These six have represented S. H. S. during the debating season. Miss Mildred McNaul was the coach. The question for debate was “Resolved, that the federal government should adopt the policy of equalizing educational opportunities throughout the nation by means of annual grants to the several states for public elementary and secondary education.” Debate Schedule Feb. 5—Sheridan-C. C. C. Camp, there Non-decision Feb. 8—Sheridan-Casper, here 2-1 Feb. 8—Sheridan-Casper, hei-e Non-decision Feb. 14—Sheridan-Gillette, here ------------------------------ 1-2 Feb. 14—Sheridan-Gillette, here Non-decision Feb. 15—Sheridan-Billings, there------------------------------ 2-1 Feb. 15—Sheridan-Billings, there Non-decision Feb. 21—Sheridan-Casper, there 1-2 Feb. 21—Sheridan-Douglas, Casper (critic judge) 1-0 Feb. 21—Sheridan-Douglas, Casper ----------------------------2-1 Feb. 25—Sheridan-Buffalo, here--------------------------------3-0 Feb. 25—Sheridan-Buffalo, here Non-decision Feb. 28—Sheridan-Buffalo, there ---------------------------- 1-2 Feb. 28—Sheridan-Buffalo, there Non-decision Mar. 5—Sheridan-Billings, here Non-decision Mar. 5—Sheridan-Billings, here ------------------------------ 3-0 State Tournament at Casper, March 13, 14, 15, 16 Bill Steffen and George Gwinn as representatives Sheridan-Gillette -----------------.------------------------ 1-2 Sheridan-Green River ----------------------------------------- 0-3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Twenty-four

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“The Goose Hangs High” Class play, December 11. Class of January, 1936. Cast: Tom Close, James Duncan, Claytcn Campbell, Bob Carroll, Roger Todd, Richard Bentzen, Harold Helsberg, Ilelene Cox, Feme Wood, Virginia Winim-ar, Nellie Wilselka, Amy Sheldon, Nancy Crane. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss Marguerite Wherry. Stage manager, James Duncan; stage directors, Osceola Andrews and Bill Steffen; publicity managers, Wilmette Ramge and Maebelle Miller; property managers, Leola Borland and Margaret Halstead; make-up, Virginia Kerr, Carl Gonder, and Maynard Briggs. “A Scrap of Paper ’ Class Play, January 17. Class of January, 1935. Cast: Albert Robinson, Fred Agee, Carl Gonder, John Holstedt, Forest Bird, Relda Toland, Dorothy Kutcher, Virginia Kerr, Grace McGrew, Edith Voss, Victoria Telander. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Edward Lehan. Stage directors, Bill Steffen and Osceola Andrews; stage manager, Lcren Butler; property manager, Edith Voss; make-up, Maynard Eriggs, Tom Close, Carl Gonder. “Second Childhood” Class Play, Marcl) 8. Class of June, 1936. Cast: Eugene West, Jack Barton, Bill Eaton, Kenneth Ebzery, Earl Thrush, Jeanne Rob-inscn, Mary Jane Yates, Gwinavere Newell, Audrey Pullen, Betty Borden, Joan Churchill, Jean Stout. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss Helen Leete. Stage director, Osceola Andrews; stage managers, Lawrence Fuller and Joe Black; property managers, Joan Churchill and Jean Stout; publicity manager, Carl Persson; make-up, members of dramatics class. i “Mclinka of Astrakhan” Operetta, March 27-28. Music department. Fox-Lotus Theater. Principals: Joe Kurtz, Tcm Close. Bernard Heldt, Herbert Adams, Angelino Rotellini, David Redle, Marvin Tilden, Betty Wehr, Edith Belle Tebbs, Bonnie Spurlock, Phyllis Crawford, Edith Moss, Evalyne Young. Choruses of Cossacks, soldierettes, American gilds, Russian girls, Chinese dancers. Approximately 100 in the cast and orchestra. Directors: dances, Miss Ruth Aldridge; dialogue. Miss Frances Van Boskirk; advertising, Miss Rebecca Megown; orchestra, Mr. Becker; general director, Miss Louise Brehmer. Costumes, Denver Costume Company. “The Black Flamingo” Class Play, May 10. Class of June, 1935. Cast: Osceola Andrews, Arthur Carroll, Tom Close, George Gwinn, Bernard Heldt, Bruce Knight, Bill Steffen, Norwood Tye. James Willard, Esther Mabel Brown. Jessie Davidson, Lois Heiman, Phyllis Tinker. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Carl Crawford. Stage manager, August Moncini; make-up, members of dramatics class. - Christmas Program Assembly program of music and pantomimes on December 21. Presented by mixed chorus, orchestra, and members of Miss Megowm’s Twenty-three

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 Academic t lonor mu A warn From April, 1934, to April, 1933 SCHOLARSHIP TO WYOMING UNIVERSITY—(Given to girl with highest scholastic average, and to boy with highest scholastic average): Adeline Story January, 1934 Edna Davidson -------------------------------June, 1934 Leslie Wallace ---------------------------January, 1934 William Baker---------------------------------June, 1934 JORGENSON JEWELRY AWARD—(A watch given for scholastic standing): Adeline Story January, 1934 BENTLEY JEWELRY AWARD—(A watch given for scholastic standing): William Baker June, 1934 LIONS CLUB AWARD—($25.00 for scholastic standing): Leslie Wallace January, 1934 Edna Davidson---------------------------------June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO BARNES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE—Denver: Agnes Hotchkiss June, 1934 Leona Calkins ----------------------------- June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO UNIVERSITY OF DENVER: Wesley Beck June, 1934 Francis Reineke -----------------------------June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO COLLEGE OF ST. TERESA: Jennie Haug June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO DRURY COLLEGE—Springfield, Missouri: Donald Ryan June, 1934 SCHOLARSIP TO ST. MARY’S COLLEGE: Leota Cusick -------------------------------June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO LINDENWOOD—St. Charles, Missouri: Paula Wilson June, 1934 SCHOLARSHIP TO UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO: Robert Stuart---------------------------------June, 1934 Dana Davis June, 1934 A. A. U. W AWARD—($10.00 given for outstanding work in Normal Training): Irene Diener Post Graduate P. E. O. AWARD—($10.00 given to girl with highest average in English for four years): Adeline Story------------------------------January, 1934 Edna Davidson ---------------.---------------June, 1934 CARROLL AWARD—(Traveling bag to senior boy and cedar chest to girl who, by the vote of the entire school, are declared the best school citizens): Jeanne Cannen Eggart-----------------------January, 1934 Dana Davis---------------------------------- June, 1934 QUILL AND SCROLL: John Holstedt—Headline Writing Contest. One of ten national winners. John Holstedt—Feature Story Contest. Honorable mention in Twenty-five - -4—