Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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 t Debate The national question for 1937 was “Resolved, that all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operated.” The team was composed of Patricia Sullivan, Joan Engle, Vivian Walker, Geraldine Howard, Betty McPherron, Leona Stanley, Raymond Barrett, Gerald Gwinn, Dick Bailey and Vernon McFie. L. Q. Coffin was the coach. Debate Schedule Feb. 12—Clearmont at Clearmont Decision in favor of Sheridan Feb. 20—Clearmont at Sheridan Decision in favor of Sheridan Mar. 10—Buffalo at Sheridan Decision in favor of Sheridan Mar. 12—Casper at Sheridan Decision in favor of Sheridan Mar. 16—Gillette at Gillette Decision in favor of Gillette Mar. 22—Gillette at Sheridan Decision in favor of Gillette Mar. 24—Buffalo at Buffalo Decision in favor of Buffalo Mar. 31—Casper at Casper Decision in favor of Casper Mar. 31—Douglas at Casper Decision in favor of Douglas In the State Tournament at Laramie, April 1 and 2, Sheridan was the only team to go through the first five rounds without a defeat. Sheridan defeated Casper, Evanston, Laramie, Green River, and Pine Bluffs, and then lost to Douglas in the semi-finals and the second semi-finals. Sheridan’s final place was third in State. i » i t £ i i i t » i t Twenty-three r a a r r A a f. A r aa rr x wa

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% Dramatics “Digging Up the Dirt’’ i i i i i t . i I i. I «■ « » l I ; r i Class Play, November 13. Class of January, 1938. Cast: Nels Lofgren, James Hamstreet, Frank Reed, Don Hoover, Loren Thrush, Dorothy Barton, Geraldine Howard, Phyllis West, Louise Burley, Bob McKelvey, Maxine Houtchens, Jay Hansen, Jack Rhodes, Richard Bailey, Wayne Martin, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Lucille Barton, Geneva Newman, Joyce Good, Jim Irwin. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss June Collier. Stage Manager, Don Hoover; Stage Crew, Allison Close, Edward Scott, Lawrence Shell, Howard Davidson; Property Manager, Eileen Fitzpatrick; Bookholder, Ardath Austin; Make-up, Jessie Davidson. Advertising Staff, Bernard Thomas, Louise Burley. “Mr. Pim Passes By” Class Play, January 8. Class of January, 1937. Cast: Frank Houx, Louise Bailey, Atwood Bird, Ruthe Wherry, Louise Bourne, Dick Crane, Ethel Young. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss Flora B. Rees. Stage Crew, Angelo Cetrone, Dayton Scheide, Glenn Gorrell, Sam Mavrakis, Rollie Voss. Bernard Thomas; Property Managers, Louise Bourne, Neva Cantwell; Bookholder, Ruth Robey; Advertising Manager, Walter Harris; Make-up, Members of the Dramatics Class. “New Fires” Class Play, March 9. Class of June, 1938. Cast: Jean Foster, Shirley Beeson, Pete Preston, Bert Harper, Lawrence Hobein, Dick Meryhew, Virginia Preston, Evagene Davis, Betty MacCatherine, Geraldine Beck, Tommy Cotton, Robert Puett, Marcia Stutsman, Delchia Banas, Jean Kettering. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss Elsie Benedict. Stage Managers, Georgette Baxter, Frances Nelson, Erma Miley; Stage Crew, Fred Diener, Willard Given, Junior Maier, Dick Gray, Homer Gebo, James Blackledge, Leslie Bateman; Property Manager, Jean Fulmer; Bookholder, Josephine Beckley; Advertising Staff, Mary Martin Tunks, Nancy Brown, Victor Persson; Make-up, Dramatics Class. “The Christmas Story” First Puppet Show in S. H. S. December 14, 16, and 17, in Room 208. Puppeteers: Patricia Wilkes, Peggy Yates, Frank Reed, Har- old Lindeen, Freida Guinn, Donald Smith, Glenn Sweem, Junior Baichtal, Virginia Jo Teague, Irene Olson, Bernell Wallace, Donald Smith. Sponsor, Miss Elva McFie. “The Thirteenth Chair” Class Play, May 14. Class of June, 1937. Cast: Duane Miller, Jeraldine Jacobs, Madeleine Lewis, Joe Rogers, Stanley Griffin, Esther Makari, Nancy Eaton, Earl Buchanan, Lloyd May, Robert Thirlwell, Thelma Toland, Louise Hansen, Donald Woodbury, Phyllis Crawford, Floyd Elmgren, James Gillis. Directed by Miss Beryl Brownlee; sponsored by Miss Minnie McAdams. Stage Crew: Gwendolyn Dow, Jack Fisher, Raymond Knapp, Rose Panetta. Twenty-two % i i fi % % » » i » i t ♦ i t » % i i t I % i «■

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 Academic Honors and Awards From April, 1936, to April, 1937 SCHOLARSHIP TO WYOMING UNIVERSITY (Given to the three girls, and to the three boy a with highest average in either January or June ClasHj : Beverly Rhodes June, 1936 Frances Kissinger June, 1936 Nancy Crane January. 1936 Herbert Adams June, 1936 Henry Burgess June, 1936 Howard Davidson June, 1936 JORGENSON JEWELRY AWARD IA watch given for high scholastic standing) : Nancy Crane January, 1936 BAKER BROTHERS’ JEWELRY AWARD (A watch given for high scholastic standing! : Beverly Rhodes June, 1936 LIONS CLUB AWARD ($10.00 for scholastic standing! : Lucien Moncini January, 1936 Howard Davidson June, 1936 P. E. O. AW’ARD -($10.00 given to girl with highest average in English for four years) : Nancy Crane, $5.00. tied January. 1936 Beverly Rhodes, $5.00. tied June, 1936 A. A. U. W AWARD ($7.50 given in each class to the highest girl in social studies) : Nancy Crane January, 1936 Mary Jane Yates June, 1936 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD -(Senior boy and senior girl with best record in Advanced Civics) : Wayne Anderson June, 1936 Eileen Sopris June, 1936 SCHOLARSHIP TO DEPAUW UNIVERSITY—(Recommendation for Rector Scholarship) : Lucien Moncini January, 1936 SCHOLARSHIP TO SHERWOOD SCHOOL OF MUSIC. CHICAGO— Betty Wehr - June, 1936 SCHOLARSHIP TO COLORADO WOMEN S COLLEGE— Jeanne Robinson June, 1936 SCHOLARSHIP TO DRAKE UNIVERSITY—Department of Speech- Bill Eaton ------------------------------------------------- June. 1936 I I I I I f I % I £ I % SCHOLARSHIP TO ST. MARY’S COLLEGE— Florence Jacobson June, 1936 CARROLL AWARD (Gladstone bag to senior boy and cedar chest to senior girl who, by the vote of the entire school, are declared the best school citizens! : Joe Black June. 1936 Jane Ralston June, 1936 MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS ESSAYS— How Can International Disputes Be Settled In the Spirit of Fidac”, contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary: First ( Local)—$6.00 Helen Meyer, June, 1939 Second ( Local!—$3.00 Jean Fulmer, June, 1938 Third ( Local)—$2.00 .Dorothy Mitchell, June. 1939 How Can Our Highways Be Made Safer,’’ contest sponsored by Wyoming Federation of Women’s Clubs: First (Local)—$3.00 Lorene Wandra, June, 1938 Second (Local)—$2.00 Galen Haven, January, 1939 Third (Local) $1.00 Jean Fulmer, June, 1938 Security Through Adequate National Defense,” contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary: First (Local) $5.00 Marcia Stutsman, June, 1938 Second (Local! $3.00 Esther Makari, June, 1937 Third (Local!—$2.00 Annie Davidson, June, 1938 State Oratorical Contest,” sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary: First (Local. District, and State)—$16.00 Phyllis Crawford, June, 1937 State Essay Contest, The Heritage of Citizenship,” sponsored by Wyoming Federation of Women's Clubs: First (State! $15.00 Cecilia Kinsley, June, 1937 (Inadvertently omitted in 1936 Bronkette) Tw’enty-four I f I I % t t