Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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SHAPE OUR FUTURE Principal, WILLIAM KUPPER Dickinson State Teacher's College, B.A. University of North Dakota. M.S. Our constitution doesn’t say anything about freedom of thought, but it puts a stop sign to prohibit the government from blocking the free expression and exchange of thought. America must have a citizenry that explores more and more the past and present knowledge in order to discover wisdom for the future. Here in Sheridan High School we are attempting at all times to produce citizens who will enable their society to advance toward better understanding of the responsibilities of citizenship. William J. Kupper MARJORIE MARRON, NANCY LEGOCKI, ERYLS HUNT, BARBARA MAXTED, KAREN KREGER AND CLARA WEST. The hands in the office are always busy. They file the record of each student attending Sheridan High School, answer the telephone and check the attendance. Mrs. West, the secretary, fills out the college transcripts for the Seniors and Alumni. Clara West, Secretary to Mr. Kupper and Eryls Hunt. Attendance Clerk. 9

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THESE HANDS GUIDE AND You. in Sheridan High School today, will take your place in a world much poorer because of depleted natural resources. hut still will find it a much richer world, richer because of the development of human resources. You will spend your retirement in the 21st Century. Your business careers will be spent in the last half of what will be. in all probability, the most important and significant century of all the tens of thousands of years man has lived on our planet. The few short years, at Sheridan High School, gives you an opportunity to prepare for this future. Depicted here is a visual record of one year’s activity directed toward that goal. We have endeavored to set optimum conditions for your achievement. leaving the actual steps up to each individual. Superintendent KARL D. BELL 8 Board of Education R. B. KELSO, W. E. COOK, J. R. HYLTON. C. II. CARROLL LAURA C. PELESKY. W. J, CHRISTENSEN, KARL D. BELL

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GUIDING HANDS AGNES L. KOERLER Girls Counselor New Mexico State College, B.S. M.S., Colorado University Sponsorship: F. N. A. Mr. Lodge is well-known as a patient and understanding teacher of physics and chemistry. His ear must also be prepared for the morning recital of causes for absence. During the summer Mr. Lodge teaches Drivers’ Training. One of the busiest members of the faculty is Miss Koehler, even if she teaches no classes. To her, students go with their sad stories of why they were absent. “My mother was sick.” “I had a terrible headache!” She always has a willing ear for problems concerning students and teachers. She is also in charge of a study hall. Miss Koehler arranges schedules for new students. Scholarships, tests and college boards require her attention. She is indeed a friend and helper to all. MAURICE A. LODGE Boys' Counselor Our counselors hands are never free.