Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Nall of Fame EARL THOMAS JOANN VESTAL FRANCIS SMITH TUDY GINTZ RAY MENTOCK MARY KATHRYN ARCHIBALD EUGENE PERKINS JOAN LAYA MARY JEAN WOLF AUDREY ERNST DON LEONARD ELAINE HURST DICK CAMPBELL FRANCES CULVER JAMES MINICK VIRGINIA SHELLINGER BOB LOTT BETTY SHELDON JOHN HARTY ALTA (BOOTS) ANDERSON JIM LANNAN GENE HOITEN BESSIE GRAHAM WESLEY HARTY Each home room selected fifteen members for Sheridan High School Hall of Fame. The names listed above were selected by highest vote from the names submitted by home room groups. Any student attending Sheridan High School this semester was eligible. The following points were considered: character, outstanding service to the school, dependability, perseverance, scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship, respect for school rules and school property, and loyalty to the school. Class of January, 1945 Keith Brandt Rose Deliramich Tudor Edwards Irma Lee Fowler Jeanette Harper Peggy Nejedly Betty Sheldon Virginia Shellinger Nellie Ann Skillman Charles Wieditz Betty Wilkes Ninetwn

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High School Faculty J. J. Early, Supt. of Schools Rob’t W. Skinner, Principal Ruth L. Aldridge, Physical Ed. Irene Anderson. History Marie M. Avery, Art Yolande Beall, Arith.-Jr. Bus. Ting. Eric Becker, Band Orchestra Howard Brady, Biol., Oeol., Coach Beryl Brownlee, Mathematics Anna Burt, Study Hall Synneve Davis, Spanish English Augusta Eisenmann, Eng. Psychol. Maude Fjordbak, Mathematics Jane M. Gordon, Commercial Ruth C. Guyer, English History Faye Hanks, Latin English Edna M. Hoffman. Man. of Cafeteria Jack Holmes, Sociology-Civics 326 Coffeen Ave. 445 So. Linden Schaffers Apts. 307 W. Works 433 Coffeen Ave. 415 Gladstone 755 Adair 1225 Helena 025 Lewis St. 403 Kilbourne 320 W. Works 420 S. Thurmond 356 W. Brundage 220 Coffeen Ave. 405 W. Works St. 344 W. Brundage 625 Lewis St. 315 Huntington Ida B. Hull, Latin 438 W. Burkitt J. Ralph Hylton, Commercial 756 Adair. Jennie Jacobs, English 306 W. I-oucks Luella Jurrens, Home Economics 247 W. Brundage Ralph M. Keene, Coach Gen. Sci. 378 Idaho Alice King, School Nurse 752 W. Burkitt-Apt. Percy Kirk, Agriculture Brundage Place Agnes L. Koehler, Home Economics 380 W. Works Helen P. Leete, English 438 W. Burkitt Alice Louise Lindsley, Library 344 W. Brundage Maurice A. Lodge, Physics Chem. 105 S. Badger Minnie McAdams, Mathematics 440 W. Loucks Mildred McKelvy, Music 726 Arlington M. B. Major, Gen. Science 642 Clarendon Elsie Norelius, Commercial 220 Coffeen Flora B. Rees, English 242 S. Thurmond W. C. Scheibe, Manual Training 563 Lewis St. F'rances Van Boskirk, English 420 S. Thurmond B. G. Wright, History-Coach 118 Griffith W. L. Wright, Physical Education 36 Griffith Grace Eychaner, Office 137 Coffeen Luella Reynolds, Office 126 S. Thurmond 980-J 703-J 1557-M 1454-J 1360-J 1698 1553-M 1741-W 857-J 1255 1280-R 1570- W 458-J 484-J 1233 1741-W 1508- W 53-J 1190-J 1891-.I 665 1728-R 5 1821-W 1571- W 332 53-J 1233 1841-R 1001-R 451 1480-J 458-J 1509- M 1280-R 1002-W 1275-W ..1358 561-W Eixhtwn

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Senior Prophecy OUIJA SAYS IN 1954— JANET ALLEN and RICHIE CATTERALL are now Mr. and Mrs. NORMA SEMON is chief pianist in the New York Symphony Orchestra. EILEEN KAWULOK is still trying to decide between nursing in Denver and living in California. LUCILLE NOVAKOVICH has finally settled down with her dream man—Karch. LEONA STOUT still has lovely natural blond hair. HELEN BOTTOM LEY has become a very successful mechanical engineer. JOAN LAYA has settled down to a quiet home life with JIMMY. JEANE HILL is still flirting with the boys. EVELYN GRONSKI is as sweet as ever. MARY STUKA has given up teaching for Randy. ERMA LEGERSKI still excells in everything she undertakes. NADINE MILES has retained her charming personality. MARY LEE TREMBATH is still friendly to all. ELLYN HARRIS has ceased being lonesome for Frankie—he’s home at last. BERYL ROSE is still the current heart-throb. BETTIE MEADE has married her unknown admirer. WALTER PILCH has won the world championship sharpshooter award. RAYMOND MENTOCK has won fame as a professional football player. SELWYN MADIA now has a popular dance band. BOOTS ANDERSON and JACK JENSEN will be “Mr. and Mrs.” and paying for that little cottage in the suburbs. RAY PERRYMAN will be formally known as the Admiral of the U. S. S. Perryman. BETTY LOU STERLING—better known as “Stinkey”—will be the owner and operator of a perfume factory. After office hours, she will be known as Mrs. Dave Barrett. TUDY GINTZ and DONALD LEONARD will both be in the Navy— nurse and pilot respectively—and will be, of all things, engaged! BOB AUERBACH will be Lieutenant Commander Auerbach and hold a high position at Annapolis. JODY VESTAL will own and operate one of Wyoming’s largest ranches and raise pui'e-bred horses. ELAINE HURST will be running an elevator in Hollywood so she can see John Payne more often. BOB BROCKMAN is now a star pitcher for the New York Yankees’ baseball team. FRANCES CULVER is prosperously managing her own ranch at Story. MARGARET FULMER is working in a large New York firm as a bookkeeper. BOB GRIMSHAW has migrated to Hollywood and is playing the lead in the year’s biggest picture. JANE GROMAN has won the national typing accuracy award of a tour of the United States. JEAN KELSO is now famous for her beautiful red hair. CHARLES SYMONS is advertising manager of the Sheridan Press. PAT RANDALL is happily married to her sailor. JANET BALLARD has succeeded her sister Beverly at Eatons’. DAVID BARRETT is enjoying a vacation in the land of his birth. NADA BENNETT is hostess on the Inland Air Lines. Twenty