Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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MARIE YOUNG AVERY Phillips University; Colorado College of Education; Art Institute of Chicago; Butler University. Subjects: Art, Art Craft, Oil Painting. Sponsorship: Art Club, National Art Honor Society. WILLIAM H. AVERY University of Wyoming. Subjects: Band and English. DONALD F. AYERS Valley State Teachers College, Valley City, N. D; Montana State University. Subjects: Boys' Physical Education and Health. Sponsorship: Intramural Ath- letics MERVIN L. BAUER University of Denver. Subjects: General Mathematics and Algebra. ALBERT DUMONT Iowa State Teachers College; University of Wyoming. Subjects: Biology and General Science. Sponsorship: Pep Club. BARBARA BARNES Chadron State Teachers College; University of Iowa; Northwestern University. Subjects: High School Vocal Music. Sponsorship: All extra vocal activities. ANNA BURT Iowa State Teachers College. Subjects: Study Hall. Sponsorship: Senior Class. RUBY G. EMBRY Mississippi College for Women; Denver University; American University; University of Colorado; Oxford University; New Mexico State College. Subjects: American History and Government, International Affairs. Sponsorship: Sophomore Class. NELDA FULTON Lincoln School of Commerce; Sheridan Junior College. Secretary. JANE M. GORDON Tarkio College; Minneapolis Business College; Kansas University; Gregg College; University of Southern California. Subjects: Typing and Shorthand, Office Practice.

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 rrtban Public § rijunlH Bank of Commtrci Building SHERIDAN. WYOMING To the Students of SHS: It is inpossible to predict what lies ahead in the years after you leave SHS, but the chances are that your generation will be called to bat in as tough a contest as the world has ever seen. Nothing will make this an easy contest, but it will help immeasurably to play the game for keeps---keeping the long view that looks beyond this year and the next. And the basis of this long view is a real education, preparing today for vnat lies ahead. we at SHS, can only give you the opportunity to resr yourself you do the ----- Superintendent of Schools S £Tuhzn cJ-ficjfl eScflOoi £fit i Lxn, 'Vyoming TC THE STUDENTS: In America, where the democratic form of government is developed to a very high degree, we depend upon the level of intelligence, the sound judgment and the foresight of all the people. It follows that as our problems grow in complexity, the standards of civic competence must increase. If the present school system is to function effectively in the modern world, it is necessary that we provide better educational opportunities for all. Best regards, O' Principal

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LEONA M. GRAEPP Concordia College; North Dakota State Agriculture College. Subjects: Home Economics. Sponsorship: Future Homemakers of America. A. M. HARTWIG Montana State Teachers College; Chicago University; University of Michigan; University of Wyoming. Subjects: Agriculture. Sponsorship: Future Farmers of America. JENNIE JACOBS Kearney Teachers College; Washington University; Colorado University. Subjects: English. Sponsorship: Assemblies. RUTH C. GUYER Hastings College; University of Wyoming. Subjects: Social Studies. NORMA JANE HEADY Central Missouri State College. Subjects: English, Dramatics. Sponsorship: A m'- Bway, National Thespians. JEANNETTE JOHNSON Washburn College; University of Colorado. Subjects: Social Studies. Sponsorship: Junior Class. EDWIN KEATING University of Colorado. Subjects: Plane Geometry, Algebra. RUTH K. LARSEN, R. N. School Nurse. AGNES L. KOEHLER New Mexico State College; Colorado University. Subjects: Counselor. Sponsorship: QEQ. MARY F. LEE Indiana University; Colorado A M; University of Wyoming. Director of Cafeteria.