Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Looking Into the Future BOB IRWIN is still wearing himself out trying to make the girls think there is no one quite like him. HAROLD FLEISCHER is still a big flirt, and it’s working, too. SHIRLEE HAMMOND has gotten a new jalopy because the springs in her old one broke from carting so many passengers. Then, too, the driver????? (And I do mean L. M.)!! EDWARD (EDDIE) HANSEN is still looking. Just looking!!! EARL HARPER is managing his and ?????’s comfortable little home out in the suburbs. (And I do mean I. W.) JO ELAINE HOWARD still has the count of three on her fingers. ? E? W? B? JEANNE HUGGINS and Junior are the spotlights of Story, Wyoming’s social functions. WILLIS PELISSIER is writing great poems for the “Times.” CHARLIE SMITH is still walking with any girl he sees standing around. BOB STOCKHOUSE is playing Robert Taylor’s parts in Hollywood. DOROTHY TEAGUE still doesn’t know whether she likes a red Packard or a grey Ford. MAE PHILLIPS is doing plays for KWYO. MARY HELEN STERLING is the Sheridan “white collar girl.” EDITH WOLFF is now living in a trailer-house in Lame Deer, Montana. WALTER UPTON is a successful aeronautic engineer and his mind is still wandering back to Jo Elaine “Puddin’.” BILL ERWIN is still as cute as ever. VELMA WIEDITZ is the fat lady in the circus now! PATSY ELARTH has finally started her much-longed-for cat farm (for single women only). JANET WHITE is still running back and forth from Casper to Sheridan. LOIS GALE is a housewife, preferably in Billings. MARILYN JOHNSON is singing with a Cooperative Concert Group. DON SNIDER is mayor of Rawlins. EDNA WILLIAMS still wants to get married. ELSIE BARTHOLOW is still going around with her sweater unbuttoned to show off her blouses. PHYLLIS BILEY is engaged for the FOURTH time. BOB ROUSH is still winning essay contests. THELMA WTELLER is still a sweet little girl. MADGE WILKES is still “Blondie” to us. ROBERT SIEGOSKI has a good position as secretary of the She1 idan Coal Company. ORA SMITH. JR. is teaching a course on “How to Reduce”. MARTHA ARIZONA is editor of the New York Times. BEVERLY BALLARD is out in California. (Maybe she likes Blackouts.) DOROTHY DIEHL is as pretty and unobtrusive as ever. JEANNE STRAUB is a leading commercial artist. BARBARA BENT is entertaining rodeo visitors on Wyoming’s finest dude ranch. Twenty-two I j I I i i j ( i i i i i i i i i i j i i j i i i i i i i i i i t i i i i i i i i i i i i

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Class of January, 1943 Allen, Louis Barkey, Doris Barkey, Roberta Brockman, Jean Brown, Stanley Browne, Betty Campbell, Raymond Chapman, Jean Christensen, Evelyn Cline, Jane Cline, Joan Cooke, Lorna Cunningham, Velma Elstrom, Bob Hume, Phyllis Jamieson, David Kitchens, Lois Lewis, Josephine McSweyn, Donald Madrigal, Eva Maier, Della Maycock, Irene Mediate, Jim Meredith, Bob Merritt. Willeta Morris, Willis Podgornik, Rose Pilch, Albert Racheff, Christina Richardson, James Shatzer, Janice Sweem, Esther Switzer, Marilyn Walden, Margaret Walthall, Lonnie Wilcox, Muriel Wilkes, Merlin Wright, Betty Jean OUR AMERICA Within the western hemisphere Stands a nation, young and strong, Her mind is filled with gallant deeds; Her heart is filled with song. Her words are truth, her vows are kept She supplies what her peoples need. Her gains are made in an honest way And not by selfish greed. Her soldiers fight in foreign lands, And the deeds they leave behind Are marvelled by nations over the world, And are engraved on the pages of time. Their deeds will live forever, Their praises will reach no end, For the characteristics of a nation Are characterized by her men. Leo Boehler. Twenty-one

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NEAL MILLER is figuring; out Einstein. JEAN GLOTFELTY is still making friends. JOE MASCHER is John McWilliams’ assistant. DOROTHY HOFFMAN is flutist in the Philadelphia Symphonic Orchestra. CLAIRE CHRISTENSEN is another soda jerk. REVA CLARK is following Paderewski’s “handprints”. ROBERTA HILL is the perfect stenographer. RALPH HORNEY is manager of V. R’s now that he is back from the Navy. BOB WALKER is flying bombers to England. JOHN WANTULOK is still trying to get his car to work. EVELYN WEAVER is an aviatrix at Randolph Field. EILEEN JOHNSON is a second Mildred Dilling. JOHN McWILLIAMS is head of a news commentaries syndicate. BETTY LEWIS is a nurse at the Sheridan County Hospital. JUANITA KIMBLE has finally settled down to just one. ALBERT LUPTON is a dry farmer. JOHN BALLEK is a machinist. JOHN JOHNSON is still breaking hearts. FRANCES ALDRICH is a housewife. ANNE PATTERSON wants to join the army. We wonder why? IMOGENE LINDSTROM is still trying to get out to the West Coast. CELESTINE FORDYCE is going to get married and run a dairy farm. BONNIE GOAD has just received a gold medal for her outstanding shorthand achievements. DICK GRIFFIN is as happy-go-lucky as ever. KHARIMAN BABCOCK is still going with Van. VIRGINIA BAKER is still trying to decipher John McWilliams’ handwriting. RUTH BALES is still quiet and competent. DAVID MITCHELL wants to be the Don Juan of South America. DONALD MORGAN is driving the Story school bus. JEAN MORRISON is running a string of famous restaurants. JAMES MULLER has a dude ranch in Montana. MARVIN SHELL is happily married to Juanita. BETTY LOU SIMPSON has joined the Army to be with Gene. WALTER BALES is a rancher. SHIRLEY BEYER is a magazine cover model. LEO BOEHLER is still winning prizes for his poetry. FLOYD LUND is traffic commissioner. MELVIN LOFGREN is touring the country as the “piano prodigy.” MARY LEE LINDEEN is hat check girl at the Coconut Grove. EDNA McCALL still likes things done “P. D. Q.” WANETA LEONARD’S heart belongs to the Merchant Marine, which is 0’“Kay” by her. BILL LANE does things according to Hoyle (or is it Doyle) ? MARY LOUISE MacLENNAN is as universally liked as ever. DOROTHY NICHOLIN owns a roller skating rink. JOHN CHEPCHOR is still trying to get his book reports. ARCHIE CHESLER is improving the future of political affairs. CAROLINE BARKER is Mrs. Louis Allen. WARREN BEARUP is a Lieutenant in the Army. HARRIET DeLAPP is chief nurse in the New York City Hospital. JIM GARTEN is married to Jessie Hale. BETTY PATE is six feet tall. BOB RINKER has settled down with Opal Averill. CHARLES ROSS is head of a Farm Corporation. FERN SESNA is teaching Latin in S. H. S. GEORGE TARRANT is a national track star. JESS TROUTMAN is a good farmer. PATSYE WALLACE is teaching in a university. ALBENA ARZY is a working girl. BURTON BEZOLD is still the silent type. I I I I I I i i i i i i i i I I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i j j i i i i i i i i t Twenty-three