Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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SERVICE PERSONNEL Food! Where? In our cafeteria. As the bell ring6 for fourth period a loud whoop is heard and the herd thunders down to the cafeteria. There is a variety of food to choose from— hot dogs, hamburgers, salads, soup, vegetables and desserts. Students may order these separately or get them on a round or a square lunch. A round lunch is a nutritious meal served on a round plate for thirty cents. It’s recommended for girls. A square lunch (You guessed it!) is served on a square plate. It has food in a quantity suited to a boy’s appetite. Early in the morning the efficient staff is preparing to satisfy our cries for food. The feast is ready for the oven. MARY LEE. Director Indiana University, Colorado A M University of Wyoming Our custodians keep the building looking clean in spite of our carelessness. They pick up papers, erase pencil marks from the walls, and clean up after our dirty feet. To them we run with cries of: “Mr. Miller, my locker’s stuck. “Please turn up the heat, Mr. Casey. This building is as cold as a barn. “Will you open the gym door. Mr. Morrison? I forgot my algebra book.” “Mr. Schwartz, we need a bookcase for the play. Please help us build one.” Mabel Turley, Bessie DeLapp. Marie Steel, Martha Mapes, Katie Motica, and Alvega McDowell. Edward Gibson. Elmer Miller, Frank Casey. Carl Schwartz. Superintendent of Buildings, and Tom Morrison.

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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.

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