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w ' $ $ - ■ - - - - - « - fflfiZS R!!f !JR ! S The Heart of the Big Horns A beautiful mountain playground, of which Sheridan, a western town of scenic beauty, is the industrial and social center. An extensive range country; a country famed for its prize livestock: sleek white-faced cattle, swift polo ponies and fine sheep. A vast hunting region, the hunter’s and fisher’s delight. Many varieties of wild game are found in the Big Horns; both the novice and the expert fisherman find a fair catch in one of the many sparkling trout streams. A romantic western vacation land, home of the many famous dude ranches situated in the shadow of the Big Hoims. Both summer and winter sports are enjoyed amid the wonderful scenery. Active winter sports, such as skiing and tobogganing, are in great favor. —Mary Louise Hanson. SHERIDAN “Heart of the Big Horns” Reposing there in the mountains, Surrounded by beautiful heights, Where waterfalls and fountains Are a part of those glorious sights. Where the babbling brooks are sparkling, The rivers, lakes and falls Are rushing, laughing, gurgling O’er steep and craggy walls. Whether rushing sound or murmur The echo clear is born; As proclaiming in solemn fervor There is glory in the “Heart of the Big Horns.” While at these mountains’ bosom reposes That city of wonderful dreams; Inveiled in mists and roses, With sunshine, thus its beauty gleams. While to the world this banner flaunts, Meaning words gaily it adorns. This is the place to satisfy your wants, “Sheridan, Heart of the Big Horns.” Yes, Sheridan is our city of rest. Many industries in her are found, For this wonderful city of this vast west In riches doth surely abound. For does she not lie in the mountains. Away from briers and thorns. Where youth hath found its fountains, Here in the Heart of the Big Horns? She proudly rises above the rest, As the golden sun in early morn, A thriving city of the West, In the thrilling, Heart of the Big Horns. —Exchange. Three
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Bronkette Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF—Louise Hansen. ASSISTANT EDITORS—Ruby Rosson, Mary Louise Hanson. FEATURES—Nancy Eaton, Louise Bourne, Thelma Toland, Esther-lene Madia, Pearl Kirkemo, Pauline Eckerman, Harriett Phillips, Eleanor Zelle, Virginia Richardson, Dot Dunkin, Louise Downey, Theresa Christy, Rose Mentock, Mathilda Micaleck, Ethel Young, Phyllis Crawford, Maizzie Sutley. ACTIVITIES—Hazel Woods, Beulah Wallace, Rose Mary Erck, Murel Jean Enochs, Phyllis West. WILL—Esther Makari, Leona Stanley, Martha Olson, Mildred Roe, Marguerite Klamm, Gwendolyn Dow, Virginia Jackson, Betty McPherren, Gazella Kerr. PROPHECY—Dorothy Ellsworth, Connie Condit, Ruth Tebbs, Imo-gene Vest, Emma Miller, Elsie Bragg, Roene Veach, Frances Hann, Nell Arzy, Marjorie Cutler. ATHLETICS—Eilleen Fitzpatrick, Vesta Thomas, Stella Brown, Anne Pilch, Ruth Dazey, Doris Truitt. ORGANIZATIONS—Ruth Hensley, Christine Shott. DRAMATICS—Louise Burley. HONORS AND AWARDS—Doris Woodbury, Nell Kathryn Reynolds. SPICE OF LIFE—Jeraldine Jacobs, Alison Wyland, Elise Edwards. DEBATE—Geraldine Howard. CALENDAR—Elaine Soneson. CLASS ENROLLMENT—Virginia Gow. ADVERTISING—Madeleine Lewis, Rose Panetta, Thelma Adams, Hertha Camfield, Jennie Bruce, Cecilia Kinsley, Dorothy Martin, Rose Schedlock, Helen Faktor, Lucille Barton, Ardath Austin, Vivian Walker, Gail Laub, Florence Hublitz, Margaret Williams, Joyce Good, Marian Smith, Dorothy Barton. ART—Edith Anne Scott, Marjorie Cutler. SPONSOR—Rebecca Megown. 1 1 1 1 § The cuts, including the cover of this booklet, were designed and made by the members of the art committee and Bernard Thomas. The cuts were made on linoleum blocks. Two
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