Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Bronkette Staff EDITORS-IN-CHIEF—Jean Link and Marian Redle. ASSOCIATE EDITORS—Margaret Myers, Sally Woodard, Nancy Yonkee. ACTIVITIES—Shirley Bentz, Sarah Jane Wilson, Betty McClintock, Margaret Plumb, Shirley Calanborn, Necia Nelson, Ramona Roberts, Mary McCormack, Helen Kukuchka, Marian Regelin. WILL—Fern Hale, Jean Snyder, Betty Lois Stout, Edna Mae Kammerzell, Patsy Morgan, Ruby Seamster, Shirley Seid, Nadine Hoiten, Eleanor Cornelius, Mary Ann Mihalek. PROPHECY—Patricia Pape, Delores Camfield, Peggy Williams, Eleanor Smith, Bernice Barbula, Anna Banas, Marce Lee Nelson, Elaine Wallengren, Lavonne Stickney, Betty Sue Perkins, Sylvia Carroll, Dorothy Siegoski, Charlene Shields. ADVERTISING—Evelyn Fleischer, Natalie Paris, Dora Townsend, Charlotte Sanders, Lois Ratcliff, Betty Griffin, Maryellyn Businga, Claudine Sack, Betty McNair, Evelyn Alger, Rose Mary Gillis, Lorene Fox, Frances Hutton, Beverly Poehler, Barbara Lotspeich, Shirley Aldridge. MUSIC—Esther Brown, Dolores Howell. DRAMATICS—Gayle Marie Evans, Meredith Ann W7allace. HONORS AND AW7ARDS—Olga Legerski. ATHLETICS—Irma Georgen, Shirley Bales, Betty Wondra, Billie Jean Hamstreet. PICTURES—Nanette Hammontree, Audrey Andrews, Donna Sharp, Gladys Adsit. Evelyn Capillupo, Fairy Harper. ART—Beverly Waddell, Jean Newby, Eleanor Mentock, Arlene Hebrew. ORGANIZATIONS—Elizabeth Short, Peggy Patrick, Marian Bartholow, Marianne Bantle. SPICE OF LIFE—Evelyn Baas, Charlotte Badget. CALENDAR—Grace Pawlus, Audrey Halstead. CLASS ENROLLMENT AND COURSE OF STUDY—Jean Grimshaw, Mary Hutchinson. TYPISTS—Eleanor Cornelius, Evelyn Baas, Shirley Seid, Fern Hale, Olga Legerski, Audrey Andrews, Frances Harris. SPONSOR—Ruth C. Guyer. Cover by Beverly Waddell. 2 —

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This Booklet is Dedicated to World Friendship Edited and Published by Q. E. Q. GIRLS

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OUR SUPERINTENDENT This booklet is dedicated to World Friendship. That dedication is highly appropriate and significant—typical of the trend of thought of Youth over all the world. The United Nations Organization is now meeting—not too united, it is true —but we hope moving closer to a World Friendship that shall outlaw War for all time. With this mingling of all nations in assembly, there must come realization that human characteristics are not racial, but individual; that to attach honor or shame or friendship or disregard on any basis of race or nationality or creed or economic status, or any standard other than the worth of the individual, is unworthy of a citizen of a Free World. Robt. W. Skinner.