Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Senior Prophecy 1955 JOHN BRAYTON is still the “playboy.” DICK CAMPBELL is in Hollywood. Now he is the handsome hero of the whole country. CARL PHILLIPS has his own ranch and an assistant manager!! EDWIN COSTER is still a bachelor, for the simple reason—he wants to be. JOYCE WEST is still the flaming redhead. MARJORIE VOGT is leading a happy married life in Gillette with “Curly.” IRMA LEE FOWLER is running her own theater in competition with the Wyd: KENNETH PLUMB is now an Admiral in the Navy. LUCY RATCLIFF is trying to decide whether or not to marry that Marine. LENA WELCH has a cottage for two at Hardin. MAXINE BILYEU is still winning friends and influencing people with her wonderful personality. JANICE (JAYCEE) JOHNS has settled down and everything is running smoothly. Yes! She’s a brunette now!! WINIFRED WRIGHT still goes around winning all the special awards because —well, just because she’s special. GLENN HOFF is now one of the leading violinists in Carnegie Hall. MARIE AHLSTROM and “Swede” are now Mr. and Mrs., and are the owners of the largest horse ranch in Wyoming. HELEN GRONSKI is living in her dreamland, California. GUYLA MAE SCHOLLMEYER is happily married and is living on a ranch near Big Horn. ANNA MAE ROTOLO is now operating her own Beauty Shoppe in New York. KATHLEEN DOWE is now living with “him” in Oregon. DOROTHY BORDEAUX is still an attractive young miss. BETTY SHELDON is the private secretary of the present Governor of Wyoming. ALLEN KURTZ owns the latest model alarm clock. DOROTHY COPPLE—What’s this?—Dorothv has changed her name to “Copple, M. D.” NINA WASHUT is the most attractive dancer on Broadway. ARTHUR UPTON is the Secretary of the Navy. Just think—only ten years!! DOROTHY ALDERSON is married to some “tall, dark and handsome” cowboy who runs a dude ranch as a pastime. DON FRENCH has a large cattle ranch in Montana. CHARLES WIEDITZ is hunting wild animals in Africa. ALBERT WATENPAUGH has discovered one of the unknown elements. NELDA HALSTEAD is good-will ambassador to South America. JERRY FOX now runs a dude racnh for foreign nobility. BOB YOUNG and BETTY WILKES are living in England. SHIRLEY JACKSON is the Advertising Manager for the New York Times. JUNIOR COOK is now president of a bank in Chicago. LESLIE SHARP is engaged in business in South America. MIRIAM WHITE is Secretary of State and makes her home in Washington, D. C. DICK HILLS is Forest Supervisor of the Big Horn Mountains. RUTH BARNHART is still winning friends with her personality. BONNIE JEAN BROWN is as cute and sweet as ever. RACHEL CARROLL is still the shyest of the Carrolls. PHYLLIS DAVIS is the co-owner of a vine covered cottage in Buffalo. LILLIAN EKIS is now head usherette in a New York City Theater. ROBERTA FLOCK HART is now a lieutenant in the Navy Nurse Corps. ALICE MAY HILL is now a resident of California. ROSE LEGERSKI is a housewife. PAUL ZOWADA is now Admiral of the Navy. BERYL EVANS and JIMMY SALVESON are growing old together. VIVIAN TEICH is a very successful secretary. JOAN WALKER has settled down with that certain man. MARILYN SHREVE and MARGARET SHREVE are playing in Phil Spitalny’s all-girl orchestra. MARY L. ARMSTRONG is still living in California. EARL NELSON is the owner of a big farm. — 25 —

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Hall of Fame WESLEY HARTY DICK CAMPBELL JAMES SALVESON STEVE ABBOTT BILL HARDY DOROTHY COPPLE VIRGINIA SHELLINGER WINIFRED WRIGHT CAROL HURST CHARLOTTE FIELDS DICK WRIGHT GENE JOHNSON DICK HAMMER BESSIE GRAHAM JERRY LAYA JIMMIE COOPER ROSE MARY GILLIS ESTHER KALDESTAD RICHARD KAUFMANN RAY HOBBS BERYL EVANS JEANNE COX JACK SWITZER 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, 1946 Gene Anderson Marianne Case Jean Link Rita Racheff Velma Gene Freese Audrey Halstead Billie Jean Hamstreet Gene Johnson Josephine Smith Geneva Spomer Betty Lois Stout Kenneth West 24 —

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JACK BURLEY is the head of an Automobile Corporation. STANLEY WHITHAM is a successful farmer. KAY BENDER is still leading an artist’s life. She’s doing very nicely too! DEDE MEYER is still the best ghost story teller. My! what won’t he think of next. CHARLOTTE FIELDS and EUGENE PERKINS are now . . . we’ll give you one guess! VIOLA OEDEKOVEN has finally made a “choice,” but we sure miss seeing that variety of l-ings she wore around her neck. VIRGINIA DREHER still keeps her closest friends in the “dark” when it comes to disclosing the name of that certain someone. BETTY FRENCH continues to make friends with her flashing eyes and winning smile. BILL HEAGY is owner and proprietor of a tobacco plantation. My! wouldn’t that have come in handv during the cigarette shortage! ESTHER KALDESTAD and BILL HARDY are reading the book “How to Be Happy Though Married!” DORIS BROWN has won a contest for having the mest beautiful brown eyes. CLARA BUMBACA is telling girls her complexion secrets. EUGENE CHESSLAR and PAUL MITRENGA are on tour as concert violinists. JACK COLLINS keeps all the girls swooning. HOLLIS DAVIDSON is a grease-monkey in one of Sheridan’s leading garages. EUGENE DOZAH is charming the girls in his black sweater. BETTY HUTTON has successfully given a concert in Carnegie Hall. DOLORES JENSEN and CYLDE'LUND have their “Little Nest in the West.” MILO NAMTVEDT is working for the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C. “WINDY” CLARK is still trying to find the “girl of his dreams.” IRENE JACOBS is working in a large corporation in Billings. Why Billings? BILL W’lLLEY is the “gentleman rancher” of hereabouts. You still see NELLY SKILLMAN wherever you see ELTON ROBINSON. BARBARA LOU PERKINS owns her own ranch now. She grows “spuds.” “BOOTS” ELLSWORTH is an office girl in a large hospital in California. After office hours she goes home to hubby. VIOLET AMBROSE still fights with her “Buddy.” ELEANORE SELIG is the face we see on all the tooth paste ads. HARRY WADDELL is home from the seas. AVIS WERNER is happily married and living in Florida. MARJORIE EWOLDSEN has been promoted from singing mistress to Dean of Park College. WESLEY HARTY is one of the top ranking “Brains” of the country. ESTHER MacLEOD is the owners of Eaton’s Ranch. CARL KNUTSON has replaced Roy Rogers in the movies. It has been rumored that EILEEN EKWALL now teaches physical education in the Sheridan schools. BERNICE MATES and Roberta are still the best of friends. LEONARD BILEY owns his own ranch in Sheridan County. ALICE MAY HILL has perfected a way to prevent sun burns. JEAN WILLIAMS is busv wdth her many household duties. JOSEPHINE BLEVINS SCHREIBEIS and LLOYD SCHREIBEIS agree that three’s a family, not a crowd! What’s this? There’s our own rhythmic JIMMIE COOPER leading the number one band of the land in the “Up Beat” style. We see as the leading bass of the Metropolitan Opera none other than VINCENT EAST. BETTY BALLECK is a model in New York’s largest fashion shop. Sweet and timid ALICE BARTHOLOW has settled down to quiet home life. It seems that STEVE ABBOTT finally has his own ranch near Banner. And who should be standing besides him by PHYLLIS MARY! As fate would have it BOBBIE MATHERS continues to find Ranchester very interesting. LOIS PENCE has two rings on her third finger left hand—ah!—matrimony! DONALD REED agrees that the life of a farmer is the best career there is. LUELLA STONE is an English teacher of a large university in Illinois. BARBARA WILSON is owner of her own grocery store. EUGENE SHREVE and EDMUND SCHERRY are co-owners of a farm implement shop. VIVIAN ZAHRADNICEK has donated her car to a taxi company. My! she should have done that ten years ago! JEANNE DAVIS and her husband are owners of a Transcontinental Air Line. DICK WRIGHT is now the Commanding General of the Marines. — 26 —