Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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THESE HANDS GUIDE THE FUTURE JON LANDEEN, September ROBERT HULL, October TOM ASKSAMIT, November The Sheridan Rotary Club is one of almost nine thousand clubs comprising Rotary International with elubs in 93 countries of the world. One of the prime objects of Rotary is the fostering of peace through world fellowship and understanding. Some fodr hundred thousand members through their association in Rotary International have this mutual bond. Since the dedication, in 1947, of the Rotary Fellowship Foundation, hundreds of Fellowship students have been given the opportunity to live and study for a year in a foreign land. Sheridan Rotary club has been happy to participate in student activities on a local level. The practice field at Sheridan High School was constructed with Rotary funds. Each month an outstanding student is selected from the boys of the senior class to attend our weekly meetings as a Junior Rotarian. On January 28th, John Ellerington of Leeds, England will arrive to enroll as a student in Sheridan High School. John is being sponsored by Sheridan Rotary Club. The club feels that John will be a welcome addition to Sheridan High School DAVE WILEY, December DON TIBBETS, March JOHN JUROSHEK, January TED TEMPLE, April BILL PERKINS, February MICKEY ANDERSON. May JUNIOR ROTARIANS 1956-57

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SPECIAL HONORS AND AWARDS Back row: Trudy Clark, Carolyn Bell, Cynthia Barnhart, Marjorie Marron, Esther Nye. Second row: Bob Legocki, Mary Helen Anderson, Sue Nystrom, Barbara Butkay, Mickey Anderson, Jean Gunter, JoAnn Legoski, Ethel Harper, Sandy Harper, Connie Cosby, Front row: Norma McManus, Lorna Green, Peggy Baersch, Lela Eagleton, Kay Schwartz, Beth Fair.

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THESE HANDS PAINT The Co-editors Pep Baertsch and Lela Eagletoi help direct Bronc Staff. Dick Kuzara and Kent Kedl, Photographers, may be seen at all school activities with their cameras. Norma McManus, Business Manager, and Molly Sampson, Advertising Editor, help maintain good relations with the school and businessmen. The Bronc Staff works all year until the end of February. Then the staff has a study hall while the editors do the last finishing-up process, getting ready for next year and paying and sending bills. At left: searching for lay-out materials are: Jim Simmons, Judy Nelson, and Cecilia Beaton standing; Karen Tomsik and Barbara Schwartz kneeling.