Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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Finding this impossible, we have tried to plan this book so that when you glance through it in some future year, these pictures and stories will become doorways to pleasant memories of the past. v,,,....---r' kan- l NO Nl? This is your book, just as S.H.S. is your school, and we hope that you will enjoy this record of your activities in 1958. These few pages will some day serve as doorways through which you may wander in your imagination to meet old friends and recall past experiences. 0-fl-Ifvs ana' , It is the unceasing hope of the staff of the Sheridan High School that your opportunities for a full education are better than at any previous time. We try to offer courses in the basic skills and abilities to do the worldls work. with an adequate amount of ordered knowl- edge. a satisfaction in doing a job well in both work and play. and a sense of the real values. Educate is not a transitive verb. No one can educate you but yourself. The importance of the opportunities for both breadth and depth of a liberal education and understanding is what you must measure and evaluate while in school. Most of you donlt know what you will be doing in your future careers. We only hope that we have given you an opportunity to lay the cornerstone for your future. The building is up to you. Best of luck. always, Karl D. Bell Super1'ntenr1'enl 4620044 Superintendent KARL D. BELL Margaret E. Lansing, secretary to Superin- tendent and Norman Wooton, clerk to Su- perintendent. Board of Education W. COOK, JOHN DREGOIW, C. H. CARROLL, J. R. HYLTON, KARL D. BELL W J CHRISTENSEN, R. B. KELSO. dffg United States civilization is the great- est the world has ever known. Perhaps we are not as clever with democracy as were the Creeks, or as astute in law as the Romans, or as superb in architecture as the Moslems-and the like could go on and on. All in all, however, Ameri- can civilization has come farther for more people than any other country or civilization, ancient or modern. The credit for this progress must go to our schools, of which we are so very proud. We hope we have helped you, the students of Sheridan High School, prepare yourselves for the great adven- tures still ahead of you. -William J. Kupper Clara West, Secretary to Mr. Kupperg Agnes Kirkland, At- Not another blue excuse'-lim? tendance Clerk The office help is always busy. They file the record of each student attending Sheridan High School, answer the telephone and check the at- tendance. Mrs. West, the secretary, fills out the college transcripts for the Seniors and the Alumni. Principal, WILLIAM KUPPER Dickinson State Teacher's College. BA. University of North Dakota, M.S. OFFICE HELP Susie Vinzant, Diane Overseth, Marjorie Marron, Mrs. Kirk- land, Mrs. West, Justine Morris, and Sandy Phillips. 74e Danze ' , Hello, what can I clo for you? L'Well. Miss Koeh- ler, I don't know where to go fourth period. Sit down, Jim, and we'll see if we can straighten it out.', Miss Koehler is always ready to help a mixed up Student. When she isn't helping new persons, you might find her giving college board tests or answering a telegram from an important company wishing information about a graduate. She also handles the records of all students. MISS AGNES L. KOEHLER MAURICE A LODGE Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor New Mexieo State College, B.S. Black Hills Teachers College M.S.. Colorado University Subjects: Physics, Chemistry Sponsorship: F.N.A. I CXCUSCS. Booml,' Third floor is shaken by a violent ex plosion. Shall we look into it? Well you see Mr Lodge, my solution boiled over and poof, it blew up. Yes, Mr. Lodge is a chemistry teacher and physics too. When he is not holding down future Chemists, he is down in room 104 writing out ' 70644 '! Broncolt Special in the making. Marie Steel and Algvva McDowell are ready to put the Broncolt Special in the oven. MARY LEE Director of Cafeteria indiana University Colorado ASIM University of Wyoming Coffee time in the cafeteria. The cooks from left to right Our CUSYOCHHHS, fl'0m left I0 right, are Edward Gibson, are Algeva McDowell, Marie Steel, Mabel Turley, Mary Elmer Miller, Frank Casey, Carl Schwartz, Superintend- Lee, Ruby Dangle, Katie Motica, and Martha Mapes. em Of Buildings, lmd Tom M0rl'iS0I1- Sweep, sweep, sweep. Edward Gibson demonstrates the proper way to sweep a floor. In addition to his custodian duties, Mr. Gibson drives one of our school buses. W ' 1 I 2 mail' ,Nfl ...w 'f'A fy' , Wa' v,,N,. N 4 ., - x wgimdf f , ov ffm , 1- 2. A ' K .QA XWA if . J Last year saw a drastic change in the governing body of Sheridan High. The Student Council, usually composed of a representative from each home room. was made up of class representatives. Each class except the freshmen took out petitions the spring before and then elected their quota of memhersfsix seniors, six juniors, and four sophomores. The freshmen sent two representatives the second semester. Wheli school opened in the fall, the Student Council was ready to go! They hegan the year by participating in the Freshman Orientation. Together with members of the Honor Society several council members gave welcoming speeches informing the incoming freshmen about S.H.S. and its activities. The tree which decorated the lower hall during the Christ- mas season was purchased by this organiza- tion. Under the leadership of Miss John- son the body governed the school in an able manner throughout the year. Serving as a link between the students and the faculty, the group was one of both govern- ment and leadership. I4 Above, left to right: Eddie Scott, President: Marilyn Rolston, Leroy Wesxika, Secretaryg David Farren, Lucien Trouchon, Vice Pre-sidentg Rex Arney, Treasurerg Mike Booth, Maurita Redle. Left: Dershie Bridgford, Steve Arnold, Marty Jones, Ben Powell, Bruce Alden, Chuck Hartwig. Below: Sandy Marshall, Ron Baker, Bob Hartwig, Sally Cilkey, Reporter. ' Www ' treasurer: Kathie Owens. secretaryg and Dave Ferren, v Selections to National Honor Society is the highest honor a high school student can receive. Members are chosen by a student- faculty vote at elections held every spring and fall. Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are taken into consideration. First semester officers are Gene Wright, president: Karen Tomsik. Leroy Westika, vice president: Molly Sampson, treasurer: Rex ice president. Arney, president: and Harriet Teich. secretary, are the second semester officers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X! tg Q5 Only the upper one-third of the junior and senior classes are eligible and from that group only a certain per cent of each class is elected. The spring election includes only members of the outgoing junior class as well as members of the graduating senior class, while the fall election is open only to seniors. Even the sponsor, Mr. Popovich, helps trim the Christmas tree. This and Valentine sales are two annual projects of Honor Society. ,Q , if 3' Members of this year's Honor Society are pictured above. Back row: Rex Arney. Ed Scott, Dave Ferren, Jim Simmons, Karen Tomsik, Mary Cae Porter, Kathie Owens, and Leroy Westika. Front row: Harriet Teich, Barbara Schwartz, Barbara Maxwell, Roswitha Bullinga. Bob Stolcis, Joann Legoski, Marjory Marron, Linda Robb, Mary Bylund, Gene Wright, and Molly Sampson. I5 'tk' MARY CAE PORTER The fifteenth session of uwonderful Wyoming Girls, State was held on the state fairgrounds at Douglas from ,lune 9 to 15. Sheridan was repre- sented by seven girls4Kathie Owens, Karen Tomsik, Linda Robb, Barbara Schwartz, Molly Sampson, Mary Gae Porter, and JoAnn Legoski. These girls were chosen on the basis of their qualities of char- acter, leadership, scholarship, physical fitness, hon- esty, and cooperativeness, by the following co- organizations-American Legion Auxiliary, Women of the Moose, Zonta Club, Business and Professional Womenls Club, Chapters A, AB, and T, of PEO, Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, BPO Does, Eagles Auxiliary, A.A.U.W., Sheridan Women's Club, high division of Women's Club, Elks Lodge, and Lions Club. The girls were divided into two parties, the Fron- tier and the Pioneer, signifying the national political parties. The House, Senate, and Court were the three branches of the government in which the girls were placed. State and national governmental procedures were taught. The girls had their serious and amus- ing memories by which to remember their week at Girls' State. 572 M70 al In the primary and general elections, state officers were chosen by the girls. Kathie Owens was elected justice of the Supreme Court. The 1957 Secretary of State was Molly Sampson. Girls' Nation delegates were also chosen by the girls and Molly was named an alternate to this national meeting. Good sports- manship outshown defeat in all the elections. FY 'nf FERRIS MORRISON IM SIMMONS DAVE FERREN Delegates to Wonderful Wyoming Boys, Staten met from May 26-June 1 on the state fairgrounds at Douglas. Representing Sheridan were Rex Arney, Spike Coutis, Dave Ferren, Ferris Morrison, Ed Scott, Eugene Wright, and ,lim Simmons. Sponsors of these seven boys were Rotary, American Legion, Elks, American Legion, Kiwanis, Eagles, and Lions, respectively. These boys were chosen on the basis of their scholastic, leadership, and citizenship qualities. While in Douglas, the boys learned of their duties, privileges, and responsibilities as future builders and leaders of America. They composed many printable and some unprintable bills in the House and Senate. The court members got a taste of court proceedings in the cases that they tried. The escapades, both serious and whimsical, of 150 boys filled one week at Boys, State ith lasting memories. EDDIE SCOTT EUGENE WRIGHT igfffffffw MMgaWf,..z21 . Mfggjfywm Two boys received the honor of being elected to their desired office at Boys' State. Spike Coutis was elected chief justice of the Supreme Court and Rex Arney was chosen U. S. Representative. These two boys 'both received another honor. Spike was awarded a scholarship to the University of Wyoming and Rex was named a Boys' Natiop alternate. The Sheridan delegation was one to be proud of and represented our school and community well. 4' REX ARNEY SPIKE COUTIS gfoaofw MOLLY SAMPSON ship District lst Place KAREN TOMSIK Elks Leadership District 2nd Place D.A.R. Good Citizenship Awardg Elks Leader- ED SCOTT Elks Leadership District 2nd Place l?57 7955 sept.-ED scoTT oct.-GENE WRIGHT May-LARRY LILLEY 1'Yr 4 A QTAIQ A 9 P I A Q Q A C v 0 4 1 xvv:'z-ghgxxiyv 4415 Nov'-LEROY WESTIKA Apr.-FERRIS MORRISON Dec.-JOE STOHRER March-DAN MADIA 1 Jan.-WALT GRAY Feb.-REX ARNEY I9 Y de? afZ4epcwZZeafz ze .40 'XX was? Co-editors. Karen Tomsik and Kathie Owens, work with the Junior editor, Tonia Rulli, and the vo-layout editors, Cecilia Beaton and Linda Robb to plan and supervise the forming of a yearbook. xg' Ad editor-Molly Sampson, Business Manager!-Mary Cafe Porter. and Subscription Editor--Judy Nelson, handle the business affairs of the Bronc. 20 The hard working members of the Bronc staff strive to produce a book that pleases our high school students. The staffers are each responsible for an assigned num- ber of ads and specific layouts. As a member of the staff, one learns the fundamentals of planning a layout and other needs for the production of the Bronc. Sports editors, Jim Simmons and Bruce Collins cover all sports activities in the Bronc. ' 0 5qz'4e?fzaac5t4ff, 'Q X 'itil'-4: 'W' 't' w '37 fi ,af-sf-7 f 'll'lkNh Staff members Barbara Maxwell, Billie Howell, Susan Edwards, Patti Nelson, Sandy Marshall, and Nancy Tate are finding ideas for their layout assignments from various SKllll'l'l'S. Another staffer, Barhara Schwartz, was absent when pictures were taken. Be quiet and get to workf' These words may be heard escaping from the mouth of the advisor of the Brone staff as the deadline for layouts draws near. The staffers have three deadlines to meet throughout the year. with the last heing in March. The remaining part of the year is used as a study hall, while the editors finish up the odds and ends. g llrone plmtograpllt-rs s Diqk Kuzara, Tom Bohn. Staff members--Tom Meyer, ,lim Harrod, Jinx Olson, and saek, and Ken Kedl-are always on the job at Howard Johnson are Consulting old hooks for ideas for school affairs. their layouts. 2I 7 Ziepaofwaflfde zum 'he editors. seated, .loAnn Legoslci and Bob Legocki and the junior ditors, Sandy Neerimer and Maurita Redle supervise the production f the OCK. The first year on the staff is spent in learning ews writing. interviewing, and actual reporting of ews. Second year staffers plan assignments, copy read, teadline stories, and plan the layout of the paper. Despite what year a member is, their motto is: Each issue must be better than the lastfi By Fol- iwing this simple but important saying, the staffers ave the appreciation of SHS. students. Staff members Wanda Woodhead, Dee Rogers, Loyola Pedulla, Marsha Russell. Sandra Wimer, Carol Osgard, and Mary Orr are looking for Cgeas for their assignments. P Recording school activities, interviewing people, soliciting ads, and copy reading are but a few of the many things that members of the staff of the school paper are responsible for. Being on the OCK staff enables students to become better acquainted with the funda- mentals of journalism and how to produce a newspaper. Various editors are in charge of different phases of getting the paper to press on time. These people are chosen for this duty in the spring along with new staff members. Being a member of this group is a very profitable experience if you are interested in journalism. Circulation editors, Ethel Harper and Trudy Clark. and Sports editor, Sandra Johnson are busy working on their parts of the Ocksheperida. The OCK is a paper full of various articles. You can find anything from jokes to school news and the honor roll. Editorials and stu- dent contributions are also found in this versatile school paper. Teachers submit outstanding work to the OCK staff and much of this is chosen for use in issues of the Ocksheperida. The paper, crammed full of school news, only costs ten cents an issue or one dollar for the entire school year. 0605564005-f6Z667t ' . The OCK staff edits twelve papers each school year. ln these editions, all school activ- ities, special events, and advertisements from downtown contributors are covered. Interviews of teachers and students are as- signed to members of this staff. Also each person is required to write a feature article every week in addition to regular assignments. Staffers who have had one hundred inches of copy in print are eligible for membership in the honorary journalism organization, Quill and Scroll. All members of the staff strive to earn this honor. Sandy Harper-Exchange editor, Carolyn Bell and Jane Lodge-Manag ing editors, and Cynthia Barnhart and Connie Cosby-Business mana- gers, work ou Nancy Belus, Barbara Baker, Viva Baker, Barb Hunnell, and Judy Bambolis study old papers for ideas for their particular assignments. Each year members of the staff journey to Laramie for Journalism week-end. At this meeting delegates attend sessions keyed to pub- lishing a newspaper. Rewards for outstanding news coverage, cartoons, overall appeal, and various other things are presented at this time. This trip is looked for with much anticipation by all the staffers. X F John O'Dell, t unique ideas for the school paper. The Ocksheperirla, as the paper is named, means Camp Crier. lt comes out at opportune times throughout the school year. The April issue contains April Fool stories and various humorous articles. Al- so, Homecoming, Prom, and Christmas concerts and operettas are given special places in the newspaper. The members of this group have fun putting the paper out to please the students of our high school and have many experiences while learning some- thing useful. Dave Madia, Winky Sargent, Dershie B. Bridgeford, Frankie Gillen, and Beth Cale are ready to distribute papers ui . 3 S.H.S. students will 1' 127 r..-ad fx' Inn' ibn!- 3lIIIrrIIaItinl1alZBnnnl2lrp6SilrirtDti1rELI1ll munllluumalisls' Im'nf'l.' rout Nanvy lla-lus. Nlary Cac- Porter. Connie Cosby. Bob Legoeki, Sandra Neeriemer, Cecilia livulon. Linda Robb, Carolyn Bell. Karon Tomsik. Marjorie Marron, Molly Sampson. Front row: llarlmra Scliwartz. Trudy Clark. Judy Bamlaolis. Maurita Redle. ,lim Simmons. Kathie Owens. Quill and Svroll is an international honor organization for high school journalists. The National requirements are as follows: a candidate must be in the upper third of his class in scholastic standing: must be a junior or senior at the time of electiong must have done superior work in writing. editing or business management. Members from Ovksheperida staff must have written one-hundred inches for the paper. Members elevted from Brom' staff must have been members of the staff for two years. All IIlCIIll16'I'S must he recommended hy their advisors. Q ga 4 mix Mg. ff we ,gf 7 W l yi 2, A , z M, H, .3 ,I H 2 , ig 3 vi 'Wiz , - -Q, 2: H, . 1 ' s - S TI if! ff if y 12 . Qbiifiwf K sf Q5 Q xx 1. .adsl ,. Q Y. , QWQ V ibwwx wa ,wx Q si VM Q ,,.. uv 3 1 ,..v uf! +4 L4 ., '7.7.,4, 0 ' Dallas Mitch:-ll, Trvas- ure-rg ,lov Pilch, Vice l,I't'Flflf'l'llQ Phil H1-e-zvn, Presidvntg Dale Shreve, H:-pnrlvrg llill Wrigllt, Parliamfntariang Larry Davis, Svnlinvlg and Larry Pointer, Secre- tary. ewigwqeame FARM MECHANICS POULTRY Paddy Bard, Dallas M'1h-ll, l El D Rogers Adams, Philip Hes-zen, and Elm'r De Tevemier, xc e am mer e LIVESTOCK Tavemier. f 27 4.22 ag,-4' wt? X s X E i 1 Back row: Karl Swidelius, Tom Teague, Dale Shreve. Larry Pointer. Bill. Wright. Phil Heezen. Second row: Oscar Rucki, Gary Smith. Ray Stroup, Joe Pileh, Roy Spracklen, John Workman. and Fred Smith. Front row: Mr. Harrington, John Twiss, Eddie Pilch, Jim Tremhath. Bill Shackleford, Ted Swartz, and Dick Serutchfield. Karolyn Kane was elected F.F.A. Sweet- heart at the annual F.F.A. Sweetheart Dance. HL f'if1e+f:f These enterprising young men are busy in the ag shop. lp olde off? ' V l L 1 Back row: Jihn Kobiluz, Dave Manderfield, Dallas Mitchell, Alvin Dygert, Eric Lupton, and Wayne Morrison. Second row: Elmer De Tavermier, Charles Leherskf, Roger Keahey, Roger Adams, Bill Arzy, Robert Miller and Mr. llartwig. Front row: .lean Kimmell, Paul Koltiska, Larry Davis, Don Bloxom, Paddy Bard, and Adam Felde. These students arf- learning to use the acetylene torch. E A' 'i ?d l .x I ,, 'p il W ' 5 -8 ' 1 Q 'lol L , - 1. - 'ei - ' Q, 23, lf .-ig iiiall 'Nil ' . Er , 5, 1- 1 L Qs: ' x ' . 'E 32, W' 5 . -l Q sf - x ' ,, --'Q '. V793 l 1 - :LL 1 Q ' 3 'fr , -, , I I fl I A 3 S Back row: Erma Allen, Sharon Klinknsh, Sue Compton, Nora Gossrlt, Lois Frisby, She-ila Nntting- ham, Carle-nv Hammontrve. ,IHIIPI fllarqm-ss, Klarlvm- Taylor. Thin! row: Orve-Ita Morris, Ilarlraru SIITFVV, Judy Milla-r. Janice' Ilaniflls, Merril:-v Bvntzcn, Diana Goralka. Svroml row: ,Iafkiv I.:-c-, Linda Ono, Donna Smith, Pat Legoski. Alice Kinnm-I, Donna Kr:-ge-r, Karen Fox. Lora Parkvr. Front row-officers: Sandy Lloyd, Amlclic Powell, ,Iam-l Minor, ,lumly Martini, ju Ann 1.1-guski. Marilyn Roth, Gladys Aksamit. l7.H.A. officer l'r0si11er1t Ilice l'resif1enl Sevrvlary Trvaxurer IIIIVIIIIIII on mrian Ill-SIUIIIIH Snrlglvrzflvl' 'S 31131 , AIJIJIE POWELL JUDY MARTINI CIAYIJIS AKSNIIT SANDY LLOYD NI,-XRILYN IIOTII JANET MINOR JU ANN LEIZOSKI .Mg . ,,,, gym-I . ,I-D, 14 . Ihr- llICllll't' allow Ilvpirts uni' uf rhi- uctivilivs of thi- Futura- HI,!lllt'lll3liC'1'S of A1111-1'i1'a. 'l'h4- piclirn' on llu- If-fx is thr- F.H.A. initiation Iwlrl in thx- fall. op. J Q 1 un- Back row: Barbara Vaca, Wanda Woodhead, Delphi Parrish, Marilyn Rolslon. .loe Stiffler, Karen Tomsik, Mary Cae Porter, Barbara Varney. Linda Rolilm, Athena West, liolm Liggoeki. Seeoml HIIUI Billie Howell, Harriet Teach, Niala Meadows, Judy Lepper, ,loan Laxon, Mary .lo Quintana. Jo Ann Wimer, Pat Nelson, Kathy Mcllowell, Sherrill Willey, Roxie Pedulla, Hazel Livingston, Sandy Marshall. Front row: .loyce Babione, Bonnie Lewis, Betty Adsit, Tonia Rulli, Kathy Owens, llen Powell, Cynthia Barnhart, Cecilia Beaton, liillie Lee Graham, Marsha Russel, Ann Connor, ' hge? tiff? ' The John J. liarly Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in 191-7 to promote interest in teaching. These first l .T.A.'ers realized the importance of compe- tent teachers, hut not nearly so well as the l .T.A.'ers of today. During the past year they have religiously applied themselves to learning all that they can ahout the teaching profession. llelping the teachers during free periods and assisting at open house were just two of the Chapter's activities. They also acted as student sponsors for the exchange teacher from Iran, Ali Akhlaghi. Miss Dorothy Waisner did a wonderful jolt in advising the group. Above: Several inemlwers of F.'l'..'K. vigor- ously unwrap gifts which were later turned in to the Community Christmas Basket llrive. Left: The F.'l'.A. nlenilters seem very in- terested in what the speaker has to say tout the teaching profession. Ile was their featured speaker of the year. lfach Christmastime the memhers of Future Wurses of America take grcat pleasure and joy n making a happy Christmas for a needy family. The girls furnish clothing, toys. and 1 Christmas dinncr for this family and have lun wrapping the presents and enjoying a club party at the same time. This has heen an annual project of F.N.A. and each year is anticipated hy all the members. This year's leaders of Future Nurses are: Molly Qampson. Prcsidcntq Barbara Schwartz, Vice Presi- lentg Barbara Maxwell. Secrctaryg Mary Bylund. l're-asurcr. deg! to Future Nurses of America is a cluh or- ganized to help girls hecome hetter acquainted with the nursing profession. Nlectings arc In-ld regularly twice a month and are varicd in- terestingly with a different program each timc. Under the capahle guidance of Miss Koehler. the girls in F.N.A. greatly henefit from their membership. Hack row: Delcne Highstreet, Carol Ennis, Mary Baker, Walita Boyd. Ann Ahlstrom, Francy Carroll, Marie Davies, Linda Hein, Susan Dumont. Marilyn Cornelius. Third row: Nancy lirittain. Wcslee Hicks, Sandra Hanson, Janette Fletcher. Carolyn Edwards, Roma Hoffman. Sharon K+-ithlcr. Helen Fcrguson, Kye Collins, Carolyn Chapin. Second row: Inez Franklin. Dorcc Hawkins, Shilliltll Graves, Martha Guy, Judy Banibolis, Roberta Johnson. Karen Aksarnit, Beth Gale, Karen Augshach. First row: Vcronica Bolcy, .ludy Dregoiw, Karolyn Kane, Mary Bylund, Frankie- Cillcn. Nadine Roley. Barbara Brunkmeyer, Dershie Bridgford. 4 aff? ', And after the meetings the girls enjoy them- selves with refreshments and hy hearty con- versations with other members. Programs at the meetings consist of speakers such as sturlent nurses. professional nurses, doctors, and clif- ferent films portraying various fielrls and phases of the nursing profession. Martha Wright and Marilyn Cornelious admire a finisher! jolt well tlone. memlmers sponsor the annual Valentine tlance aml the choosing of a King antl Queen. The ' spring is the seene for the lVlother-llaughter , tea that is heltl yearly. From her nienihership in l'.lN.A. a girl receives helpful information concerning her possihle future and learns many essentials necessary for a well-lmalaneetl char- actor. Hack row: Barbara Schwartz, Dorothy Marosok, Karen Tetchner, Mickey Mooney, Ann Reflle, Nlarylynn Lepper, Mary ,lane Neighbors, Linda Smith, Barbara Maxwell. Third row: Ginny Snyder, Corky McVay, Reba Maddux, Carol Zullig, Margie Perkins, Pam Sheely, Marjorie Marron, Jane Totman, Janet Miner. Semnd row: Barbara Williams, Margo Steel, Susan 'l'roxler. I.:-e Smith. Dee Ann Rogers, Nancy Tate, Martha Wright. Bonnie Skaar, Maurita Redle. Firxl row: Charlotte Paroheck. Elaine Maluyrck. Colleen Legerski, Niala Meadows. Marilyn Pitch, Nancy l'uett. Iionnit- Lewis, Sally Stevens, Doris Lewis. ln aflclition to the Christmas project. the Bark row: Carol Dowdy. Ella Carroll. Charlene Butkay, Karen Aksamit. Wanita Boyd, Joan Blanchard. Ann Ahlstrom. Francy Carroll. Helen Ferguson. Judy Bambolis, Dianna Edwards, Judy Gardner. Second row: Dorothy Duncan. Sandra Browne, Janette Fletcher, Nancy Belus, Barbara Baker. Sue Edwards. Sharon Graves, Beth Calc. Carolyn Bell. Marilyn Cornelius, Marile Benson, Faundra Carretson. Front row: Donna Adams, Joyce Babione, Linda Dregoiw, Nadine Boley. Gladys Aksamit. Dershi Bridgford, Mary Byland, Cecilia Beaton, Patsy Baker, Barbara Ball. Membership in G.A.L. is obtained by participation in the intramural games held during the year. A girl must earn 100 points before she can join. Letters. pins. and sweaters are earned by the accumulation of more points. C.A.L. sponsors the Homecoming Dance and Play Day in which girls from surround- ing communities participate. The club sponsor is Miss Schlattman. Bark row: Barbara Hunnell. Sandra Johnson, Marjorie Marron. Lark Logon. Sally Gilliy. Dorothy Nlarosok. Barbara Maxwell. Judy Martini. Jean Kimble. Linda Hein. Mary Lyn Lv-pper. Delores Nlarosok. Myrna Dawn Crotz. Karen Jacobs. Maxine Carret. Second row: Jackie Manning. Pat l.:-goclxi. Carol Cormon. Peggy McCatherine, Frankie Cillen. Joan Laxon. Ethel Harper. Sandy Harper. Jo Ann Logoski. Dorie Hawkins. Margaret May. Hazil Livingston, Sharon Keithler. Fran! fllllf Elaine Malurek. Donna Kreger. Colleen Legerski. Emily Leir. Sandy Marshall. Doris Lewis. Dianna Hall, .Janet Nlarguiss. liuard tin-iitlu-rs: Linda Hvin, Norma Wvs- tika. Diana llall. Sandy Marshall. Not shown art-: Rohvrta jolinfort, Mary ,lo Quintana. Hnrlt' row: Linda Rolilr. Wilma Pc-tlvt-, Vesta Muck, Sandy Nt'm'ri4'tn4-r, Loyola l'e'dulla, l.r'lzt lla-t-ws. Nlarilyn Hulstun, Ann Ritllv, Xlary Jann- N1'lxLIlll14lT', Carol Ozgard, Shvlia Nlllllllglllillll. Sefvnrtfl row: IJ:-c liugt-rs. Orvt-tta Morris, Zulu O'danials, Judy Olivt-r, l'vrkins, Nlury ,lo Quintana, Cathy lllvllowvll. Nlaurita D l , Roxic- Pvdulla, Sandra Nm-vwwnm-t'. Nlatggt- Hvdlt-, llilliv Huwvll. 1 ront row: l.ur:t larkvr, lNanc'y luvlt, .ludy Miller, Mary Lv-o Morvland, ,lu Ann Millvr, Mary Orr. Patty Mul- holland. Charlottt' l'arolu't'k. Futurv- ll.A.L. nwtuht-rs t-arn points fnr club ntvmlwrship liy pztrttvipating in intramural gantvs. , . Olfivvrsz Karvn Tutusik, Prvsidcntg Pat Tun-ly, Svcrvtary, 'l'uni Zuwada, 'l're-afurt-r: Tania Rulli, Vivv l'rr-fide-ntg llonniv Skaar. Social Chairman. C.A.l,. oflit't'rs and lmard ttuwttlwrs nrt mlm-tt-tl in tht- Spring. lluriug ilu- fnllowin Year they conduct lltv lutsinc-ss und plain au tivities lor the vlulm. -Weis N , , Y' 4 d' N 4 I if F' s ' ee gm. 4? Vx -sw Q x s ef g - 0 66 4 6 4 0 'L Mr. Lee Straley sponsors this club, which is made up of Spanish students who have successfully com- pleted one semester of the course. An annual Initiation dinner, con- sisting of Spanish food, is held about the middle of the school year. W . 5. qgyfags., ,,5.g.:-gfgirf-:,Vq1pgg bored ? President, Mark Nanceg Vice President, Kay Tanne- hillg and Secretary, Judy Lepper. Back raw: B. Maxwell, J. Lepper, K. Tannehill, R Filmor, C. Adams, T. Ringley, D. Ferren, L. Pointer M. Nance. Second row: S. Wantolock, D. Duncan B. Borders, C. Gibbs. Third row: N. Belus, B Williams, H. Tiech. s 1 Q ia? X, Q 5 5 5 G Q9 Q Q 5 J ew I Q9 5 fn lf: A X , V 2 1 5' , 1 .ri Q Q Q F Q Q Z5 .Eg-ig 5 a s Q55 5 Ugg? is an organization for senior girls. The members are initiated in the spring of their Junior year. At this time they select their little sisters for the fol- lowing year from the incoming fresh- men. Each year sponsors the Big sister, little sister program. In the fall gives a party for the senior and freshman girls. They also sponsor the Snowball Dance during the winter. In the late fall there is the annual Mother and Daughter tea. At Christmas this organization collects money and food for the Christmas Community Basket. 39 ff If S Club members are, back row, left to right: James Roberts, Mike Booth, Phil Small, Albin Dygert. John Puett, Jerry Bohnsack, Russell Thompson, and Steve Arnold. Third row: Terry Schilling, Dave Madia, Ron Filbert, Dennis Osgard, Charles Hartwig, Tom George, and Dick Kuzara. Second row: Coach Rollins, Bob Stolcis, Ferris Morrison, Ed Scott, Jim Simmons, Brice Luedtke, Dean Johnson, and Chuck Culver. Front row: Merlin Turner, Gene Wright, Denton Buss, Dan Madia, LeRoy Westika, Joe Sthorer, and Walter Gray. The goal of every athlete that participates in any of the four major sports, football, basketball, wrestling or track is to become a member of the HS Club. This high honor is achieved by earning at least one letter in a varsity sport. ln order to qualify for this letter he has to beurecommended by the coach and approved by the student council. These recommendations are based on playing time and value to the squad. The main object of this club is to promote and uphold the ideals of good sportsmanship. Throughout the year the GSH Club is in charge of the concessions at school athletic contests and certain other functions. The money which is earned by this job goes toward the purchase of jackets for the senior members of the club and for the promo- tion of the annual HS Club dance which is held each spring. Leading the S Club activities this year were President, LeRoy Westika, Vice President, Dan Madiag Sec- retary-Treasurer, Joe Sthorer. Coach Rollins is the club sponsor. 74a 72-vtlfdaaaa The National Thespian Society is an organi- zation devoted to the advancement of the dra- matic arts in secondaryschools. Entrance is on a point basis. Points are earned by acting in plays, building sets or working on lighting, make-up or advertizing. To keep your standing in Thespians you must take an active part in all productions. During the last year Thespians have been busy. They staged two elaborate mystery dramas, The Bat and Night Must Fall. In both of these there were special effects in make-up, light- ing and sets. The music department was assisted by Thespians in the operettas. Thespians also staged a talent show called the Follies of ,58. The sponsor of Sheridan High's Troupe 1025 is Mr. Kern Brown. Members of Thespians are: Terry Schilling, Gene Glenn, Charles Hartwig, Kent Kedl, Nancy Tate, Phil Small, Joe Stiffler, Dennis Osgard, Larry Lilley, Elmer Vehnkamp, Billie Graham, Kathie Owens, Karen Tomsik, Doug Smith, Brad Jacobson, Bob Landeen, Pat Turl6Y, .lon Brooder, Gene Wright, Connie Cosby, Ed Scott, Mary Cae Porter, Doris Lewis, Dwaine Schoner and Rex Arney. Officers of Thespians are: Presidcnt, Mary Cac Porterg Vice Presi dent, ,lon Broodcrg Secretary, Doug Smith, Treasurer, Gene Wfiglll D Ni lk if Memlif-rs include: Kit Burden . . . Roger Bacon . . . ,lay Nugent . . . Don Brutlog . . . Alva Billings . . . .lack Heil . . . Ron Stolcis . . . John Brutlog . . . Eric Lupton . . . John Billiro . . . Larry Mclntoslfi. RALPH CLOYD, Advisor Q , R . C w dtefdfd Dr. Wells attacks Mr. Anderson ln the drama department this was a year of blood- urdling mystery. The Bat tells of hidden treasure ri Miss Van Gorderls house. The ruthless man who 5 after the money stops at nothing. He locks up a Letective after taking his clothes and identification nd kills anyone who gets in his way. The real letective reappears just in time to save the day. Ol1l Somebody knocked me down and tramped on me. 44 7de ?s az CAST Lizzie ., ,77Y,,Ytt.Yr.Ytt,Y,Yt,,,..,tt,,,t,t,,.... Mary Gae Porter Cornelia Van Corder ,, .. Thea West Billy t,,,.,,......,,,,,,,.,......,, Cordon Lenz Gene Wright . Pat Montgomery ,t David Bisbee Kenneth Coop Dick Fleming .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,t, B rian Sheedy Jon Brooder Brooks ,tt,,,ot,,.o,,t Dale Ogden Doctor Wells t,tt, Mr. Anderson ,t,,, W Reginald Beresford ,,t.. , ,,,... Arthur Ellis Unknown H ,,,,i,,,,,,, ,, Shot and killed from that staircase Did it require a searchlight to find the house !f . Lon! Cltivf luslice Mrs. lframson , Nurse Llibby 0l1'z11'11 Cmym' Huber! Laurie Mrs. Terence llora Y Bclsize CAST 7456 Dwaine Schoner Mary Gae Porter , , Kathie Owens Nancy Tate Terry Schilling Y Billie Graham Doris Lewis Y I ,, , Joe Stiffler Ilan v , AQ' ,. , ,Gene Wright , XFN'-X MQVO' -L2 Ek buf. by f A, x N ,V , 1 We yy at bfi Wives xl lv' N, -X ' V fs if Q , 1. t JD ' 1 f' iv L. ' CV --pg Q Sw ,Ki L E' -xx ' NN X f 'AK Q YM Q G From youth to maturity via grease paint. Our stars Night Must Falll' is about a boy who kills a woman and goes to a house in the woods. llc sympathizes with the woman of the house and makes her believe she is a chronic invalid. She is wealthy and he decides to kill her. This boy, Dan, is neurotic and has an uncontrollable urge to kill. A s That murdcre'r's lice-n at 'im and it'stl1e next victim. What arc you going to do with that cushion? 45 'QT ?' f, .Nm X ff m. E? K its is A . , ,Q ...: N lu, J f..Z5..:Hm'.f' , , , .V,,w,LV .. , 5 if lg ,SK :W QQ! . ' g gg as 1 ,A ki 7 V7 G I x i , gl Q? ,A . if . 9 WM. , x A v g s s , fi , .: NN X .-ff: . . If Q Z H 5 if gf wx 6 6 'A if 2 V+ 'eq S 3 M Qs 5 ' Q w YA S55 fi , sg ,sf f .A 'ibeyu ' , .W ,L 3 il QQ Q. if h . : 5 ,fl ' ,za Q!! 3 Q A' Z Y 5? 11 is Wg W 1 ' w 1 A Cappella Choir is a selected group of fifty-two members who have previously shown abilities in vocal music. a genuine interest, and a sense of responsibility. Un- der the direction of Mr. Hallstrom. the choir becomes a liason between the school and the community as it often appears in programs and concerts at school assemblies and civic groups. The first of the many appear- ances the choir has made this year was at the W.E.A. District Con- ventic 1. Christmas season saw A Cappella Choir hard at work, rehearsing for many civic performances. These included Akoita Will. A.A.ll.W.. Lions' Club. S.E.A. Christmas Din- ner. Rotary, the Annual Christmas Concert. the Christmas radio broad- cast. and the Christmas assembly. Zefofze ffm Following the Christmas activi- ties, the choir began its work in this year's operetta, Hollywood Bound. Later in the spring members represent the choir in the District Clinic, soloists and ensembles take part in the District Festival, and nine delegates are chosen to repre- sent the music department in the 'LAII State Choirf, These delegates were Jeanette Fletcher, Mary Gae Porter, Francy Carroll, Karen Tomsik, Walter Gray, David Par- ker. Terry Schneider, Jack Bennett, and Dennis Osgard. Climaxing the schedule of events is the choir's participation in the Commencement exercises. if V TW- 7 5.745 9 mwifiacai ll I s XA l an tie Walk? CAST OF CHARACTERS TENOR OR HIGH BARITONE Brack Weaxfer ,,7,,, , ,, LYRIC SOPRANO Jennie Parsons 7 BASS! Thomas Bouche BARITONES- The Leader , The Preacher ,, 7, SPEAKING ROLESf Guard ,, , ,, Peters , Jennie's Father First Man , ,, Second Man , First Woliiari Second Wcmiiiaii Bob Wakefield , , Pat Turley Chuck Bentzen Dennis Osgard Larry Lilley Gordon Lenz Brian Sheedy Stewart Kimhle Bill Hein , , Bob Hull Thea West , Sue Nystrom S, 71.5. Deanna and 7444! Z rn In order of appearance Windy Bryan 77 Mr. Norton 7 77 7 77 Countess zle Norlfa 77 77 7 77 77 7 Agatha Wiggleswortlz 77 7 7 Eric Von Whoopanholler 7 77 Wun, Hop 7 Hi De Ho Alys Azlou, 7 Marcia Norton Tim Molloy 7 7 Willie7 7 7 Bob Kent 7 7 Clyrle Chalmers Annette 77 77 77 Mr. Feitlebaum Mr. Warren 7 Isaac f. Relic 7 Phineas Tomplc 7 77 77 77 7777 7 7777 ,lack Bennett Roger Krout Barbara Yorio Marilyn Cornelius 7 7 Bob Landeen 7 7 Terry Schilling 77 Rex Arney 7 77 7 Karen Tomsik 7 7 7777777 Janette Fletcher 7 David Parker 77 7 Larry Lilley Dennis Osgard 77 7777 Jim Olson Nancy Tate 77 Dwaine Schoner 7777 7 Ed Scott 7 7 Joe Stiffler Elmer Velienkampv Mr. Sneezeasy 7 7 7777777 7 Gene Wright This year the annual Christ- mas concert was given on December 19. These mem- bers of the Sophomore Chor- us enacted the first Christ- mas pageant. During the three scenes of the pageant, choral music was heard in the background, sung by the A Cappella Choir. Portraying the roles of Mary and Joseph were Marilee Bentzen and Herbert Terry. The angels w e r e Charlotte Parobeck, Mary Orr, and Bonnie Lew- is: the shepherds were Don Kinevel, Jack Hall, and Lar- ry Kinevel: and the Three Wise Men were characterized by Eugene Shreve, Charles Miller. and Ron Stolcis. The concert was climaxed by a combined chorus, com- posed of the choral groups of the Music Department, singing Christmas selections. CHRISTMAS CONCERT 14... SOPHOMORE CHORUS Back row: Walita Boyd, Karen Jacobs, Karen Tetschner, Frank Parker, Jim Schartz, Eugene Shreve, Larry Kinevel. Charles Miller, Herbert Terry, Jack Hall, Sharon Hosburg, Merna Grotz, Pat Carlson. Third row: JoAnn Jensik, Wanda Woodheacl, Reba Maddux, Ann Belmont, Frank Rotellini, Dennis Crueb, John O'Dell, Don Kinevel, Milton Morris, Lenora Haugen, Myrna Stiles, Maxine Garrett Sheila Nottingham. Second row: Sandra Swearingin, Judy Miller, Carole Gorman, Jackie Manning: Norma Qteel Sharon Ayles, Merilee Bentzen, Mary Orr, Sandra Browne, Dorothy Duncan. Front row: Georgia Kinter, Nancy Puett, Dershie Bridgeford, Donna Kreger, Charlotte Parobeck, Bonnie Lewis, Colleen Legerski, Patsy Baker, Patricia Legocki, DeeAnn Rogers. .r X3 ' :Qt-2 ,s 2 f x FRESHMAN GIRLS' CLEE CLUB Buell' row: Judy Davidson, June Puzuhanich. Beverly Johnson, Dorothy Reed, Elaine Storey, Nancy Rutherford, Gloria Shaw, Patty Thompson. Seeond row: Sharyl Gibson, Erma Allen. Nancy Brittain, Kay Franklin, Virginia Krezelok, Barbara Humphreys, Carlyle Collins. Nancy Hayes. Marcia Meredith. Front row: Mary Jane Slutz, Walline Drake, Ethel Littler, Starr Mauck. Margo Loss, Karen Floretta, Sylvia Smith, Pricilla Gorman. FRESHMAN CHORUS Back row: Lynn Janney, Barbara Hayhome, Vicki Taylor, Carolyn Miller, Roland Miller, Donald Keef, Curtis Butler, Bob Reinhart, Wesley Rollins, Ronald Baker, James Ross, Leroy Ekis, Cay Rogers, Penny Oslund, Sally Champion, Jean Blakeman. Third row: Lois Frisbie, Sharon Bortle, Lyle Massaro, Marshall Thayer, Joe Kosma, Cary Wynne, Rill Rathburn. Douglas Estes, Chester Foster. Dennis Wilson, Emry Roberts, Kenny Swearingin, Janice Daniels, Delene Highstreet. Second row: Karen Augsbach, Penny Johnson, Nancy Fair, Dorothy Hagen, Frank Burr, David McClintock, David Phillips, Jim Swearingin, Clell Riesen, Jerry Bennett, Carol Baccus, Sharon Kristy, Susan Troxler, Rita Downing. Front row: Weslee Hicks, Barbara Ault, Veronica Boley, Virginia Pelesky, June Sparks, Jackie Lee, Karen Good, Judy Rlakeman, Denna Bambolis, Barbara Crunkemeyer, Toni Ryan. 5l s i ,J ' K x Q i : - aff .3 , v ,L gf, 1 . 5 E, f -1 ' X5 -M A, X A ' ' x -2 .- , fi 1' 5 M S ,,fw+' 4 f,u,, -Q. f J Q 0 A 4 'P' K wg Q if 'Yi W ...f 4 . .Y X Q g J. 'lf ' '61 4 1 w 'Fi if I - 5 W 5 ww Q4 I' E 5 ww Q E x E + Q QQ Qi in 'fa W E, E if 8 Q M M gf XQQ 5552 M, 1' a 1 P Wwe 1 , 1 ,uv X W, Q L s QA , M S 9. Y N , ,,... mf - . f Q f 2 Q:, ,.--, A - m ' . 1 .f A , ff .Q X A an , , A A , . 5' f .Ne -V fx. vi' V' . - vw 4 N' 4-2 if ,, , . an . 1 I , , ., ' my 'T' ' - 1 swim fx gl W if Hg W NE 3 .4 . X i ' X E, s 2 , N 1: N' .K 5. 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Third row: Lee Smith, Beth Jenkins, Bar- bara Grunkmeyer, Delene Highstreet, Janice K r e g e r, Jean Blakeman, Jerry Scott, George Mavrakis, David Hous- ton. Fourth row: John New- ton, Rodger Adams, Gale Mc- Neff, Lyle Davis, Rosemarie Matejovitz, Marcia Laymon. Last row: Mr. Avery, Tom Verley, Jean Legoski, Bob Hartwig, Dale Hilpert, Terry 0'Brien. x 3 ,wwe he 322 ' A FRANCY CARROLL Majorette my . V Ty-E P48 ORE These snappy-s t e p pi n g twirlers, chosen by the band, can be seen strutting about the football field or the gym led by our majorette, Francy Carrol. But whether they are standing at attention before our flag or marching with liveliness and precision, they are always a bright spot in our games and assemblies. Cir Ls B52 UND ERSON flfA1,1,LPN H ,lo Ann Legoski, piano. Baclr row: Francy Carroll, Charles Custis, Maxine Garrett. Gerald Wheeler, director. .Widdle row: Clarence Myhre, Mary Kay Shonberg, Karen Kinley, Margaret May, Twila Thomas. ,Indy Garner. Billy Lou Graham, George Soloman, John Gillespie, Marilyn Miller, Sharon Woodhead. Dwaine Schoner, Allen Lee, James Sollars, Bob Landeen, Benjamin Powell. Front row: Dennis Bourret, Karen Aksamit, .loana Takach, Rose Marie Matejovitz, Mary Ann Matejovitz, Rosewitha Bullinga, Marsha Russell, Tony Johnson. ' Every morning, Tuesdays through Fridays, at eight o'clock, a group of musicians, known collectively as the Sheridan High School Orchestra, gather in room seven of the administration building to practice until school starts. Their director is Mr. Gerald Wheeler. Mr. Wheeler, former Alliance, Nebraska, high school orchestra director, has reorganized and expanded Sheridan High's orchestra so that it's performances have become well known and much sought after throughout the city. The orchestra's busy schedule included a Thanksgiving program, accompanying the vocal choruses for the Christmas program, a Spring Concert, a performance for the Sheri- dan Educational Association, all highlighted by a two-day clinic with the high school orchestra of Casper, Wyoming. llndzr thi lllY'flll0Il l of ferald Wheeler . and with plenty of practice . . . the orchestra is transformed from this . . . . . . to this ' . E' de? 'aw These five people are the head of the 1957 Sheridan High School Bronc Football team. They are, standing in the Jack row from left to right: Head Coach Rollins, Coach Tuger and Coach White. In the front row are Co-Captains Walter Grey and Ed Scott. The ball handlers of the team, the backfield, form an HS which shows that it takes more than just one player to form a 'LS tate Championship team. Starting at the top of the S is Dick Kuzara, Junior wingbackg Walter Grey, Senior fullback: Ron Filbert, Senior tailbackg Tom George, Junior fullback: Larry Lilley, Senior blocking- backg LeRoy Westika, Senior wingbackg Dean Johnson, Senior wingbackg Dave Madia, Sophomore tailbackg Mike Booth,.Junior fullbackg and Brice Luedtke, Junior block- ingback. This was Sheridan's best football season since 1953 when they were state champions. They were defeated but once this season, which was in a non-conference tilt with Powell. They tied with Cas- per after a hard, well played game by both teams. Both teams were picked for the basement honors in the Big 5', at the beginning of the year. So both Casper and Sheridan upset the apple cart by fight- ing their way to the State Championship. This action shot shows just what kind of games Sheridan played this year, hard fought games with lots of team spirit. These four Seniors who all saw plenty of action on the first string are, back row, left to right: Tom Reinhart, All-State tackle, and Phil Small, tackle. Front row: Joe Stohrer, center, and Albin Dygert, tackle. Ron Filbert made 99 points throughout the sea- This year Sheridan's State Championship team placed three members on the All-State team. The three players on this team are Ron Filbert, Ed Scott, and Tom Reinhart. Ron Filbert, 175 pounder, was chosen for the berth as All-State tailback. Ed Scott, 164 pounds, was chosen as one of the All- State guards. Tom Reinhart who tips the scale at 188 pounds was chosen for one of the two All- State tackles. Three other Sheridan players were also given honorahle mention in the All-State se- lections, they were fullback, Walter Grey, end, Don Madia, and center, Joe Stohrer. Muddy fields, cold hands, and a wet ball were all hin- drances to the Broncs but they were always in the fight with a do or die spirit. Four more Seniors who said good-bye to High School football are, back row: Walter Grey, full- back, and Dennis Osgard, end. Front row are Den Johnson, wingback, and Larry Lilley, block- ingback. 1-S 5 ' 'W' . 1 1, bs- .I A V , l. ., 1 19 1 , 1 'if , N. , , , , ,xx ' A 1 , ' I by ,A Four more Seniors seeing their last High School Grid Season are, back row, left to right: Dan Madia, end, and Ron Filhert, All-State tailhack. Front row: Le-Roy Westika and Ed Scott, All-State guard. Here are the eight boys who composed the rest of the Sheridan Bronc ball handlers, the centers and the ends. From left to right is Dennis Osgard, Senior endg George Soloman, Junior endg Don Madia, Senior endq Joe Stohrer, Senior center, Tom Neighbors, Junior endg Kent Kedle, Junior endg Jerry Bohnsack, Junior center, and John Gilson, Junior center. son. He led the state in individual high scoring, till the close of the Bronc season. Although Ron's nearest opponent was 13 points behind at the time, he made 25 points in his last game to gain the state scoring honors and drop Ron into second place. Ron Filbert charges through the line till the tough op- ponent looks as if he might put an end to Ron's gain on this play. lt takes more than one block per play to win a ball game, and it ooks like Ed Scott and LeRoy Westika know that also. 71' me These four Senior guards, who are fast in putting blocks and tackles on the opposing team, are, back row. left to right: John Puett and Russell Thompson. Front row: Gene Wright and Windell Morris. Everybody on the Broncs rushes in to make sure that the ball carrier will go no farther. lon Filbert, All-State tailback, makes a sweep around left end for a few more of those ever Jrecious yards. S0 The Bronc Staff wishes to congratulate the Bronc Foot- ball team for the way they represented the school in such a fine sportsmanlike manner. We also wish to congratulate them on the fine record that they set this year. The whole school is proud of the way you fellows played. I I The powerful punch of the line plays just as important a part as the ball handlers. These boys are, back row, left to right: tackles, Phil Small, Seniorg Albin Dygert, Senior: Bruce Collins, Juniorg Roger Linnett, ,luniorg Toni Reinhart, Seniorg and John Puett, Senior. Front row: guards, James Roberts, junior, Ed Scott, Senior: Russell Thompson, Senior, Gene Wright, Senior, and Windell Mor- ris, Senior. een! SCORES Sheridan , 13 Worland 0 Sheridan 7Y,,7 ,, 28 Billings 7 Sheridan ,,,,. ,, , 6 Powell , , 13 Sheridan,, ,, ,, 34 Billings Central 6 Sheridan , ,, , 26 Cheyenne 12 Sheridan, , 12 Rapid City 7 Sheridan, 19 Laramie , O Sheridan, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 Casper .,,,,,,,..,.,..... 7 This good, heavy blocking again shows the quality of teams that Sheridan had to defeat. Who's going where? l Dick Kuzara heads for another gain as a key block makes this possible. Does Brice have the ball, or does his friend have it? A break down of the scoring for.the Broncs shows Bon Filbert in the lead with a total of 99 points. Next in line is Walter Grey with a total of 23 points, followed by Dean Johnson and Brice Luedtke with 12 points each. Dick Kuzara, Lucien Trouchon and Tom Reinhart all scored one touch down of six points. 6I de .. 74731 92 Q sa 71 Q2 sas We 42 ' M 3 . C5 . , .L ru P if nw at by 'SD 5,11 41' Back row: Coach Marion Ladd, Wesley Rollins, Ron Baker, Bruce Alden, Bob Hartwig, Frank Wooten, Glen Hopkins, Dale Hilpert, Bob Rinehart, Dick Carmine, Bob Hammond, Mike Hicks, Mike Cuererro, Bob Diefinderfer, and Coach Lillibridge. Front row: Student manager, Frank R t llini ,lerr Scott, John Gale, Dave Goswic, George Mavrakis, Larry Moore, Larry Cooper, o e , y Marty Rosenthal, John 0'Dell, Eddie Wilson, Pete Carroll, Ted Schwargz, Willard Cook, Bob Nelson, Bert Carlovato. The Sheridan Colt team enyoyed another suc- cessful season winning four out of seven games. The scores of the games are as follows: Sheridan, ,,,,,, .,,,,.,., 3 1 Ranchester ,, Sheridan tt,t..,, ,..t,,ttt 8 Casper ..,, ,,., Sheridan tt,..,,, ...,,t,t 3 5 Billings .,,,,,, , Sheridan ,.....,, ,,,,, 0 Midwest ,,,,,,,, Sheridan .,,..... .,....,, 2 1 Tongue River Sheridan ,,,..Y.,, 13 Billings .,.,,,,,., Sheridan ,..,,,t 7 Lodge Grass , Zuma? QM Mr wma, 'gy Bark row left to rzght Keith Klinkosh, Tom Neighbors, Roger Lmnett Eugene Glenn Torn Remhart and Dennis 0 ard 'Vllddle row: Charles Hartwig, John Hunter Mike Booth Harold Skarr Dave Nfadia and Kent Kedl Front row: Coach Carl Rollins, Ted George Lucien Trouehon Tom Clzason Merlin Turner Dave Buss and Student Manager Steve Arnold. Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan SCORES Hardin ,,,. , Billings e.,, , Billings ,..... . Powell ...,, , Powell ..,,., ,.,r Thermoplis . Buffalo ......,., Green River Rock Springs Newcastle ,,,,, Gillette ,,... .. Hardin ,......,. Laramie ...,,,,, Laramie ,,,,.... Casper .,.., . Casper ,..,,.,,., Miles City ,,,, Gillette .,,,,,,,.. Casper ,e.,, . Casper ...., , Buffalo V.... , Newcastle ...... .:, ? 1 4 S .f ww i 'Q I 3 5 v 'Q H W, Y -Q ffm 2, Q EH L1 ,,.unw Q? VQJ X. f, i -f uf- . , 4 Q Z '-'7 ' L :EW-v i! ,. wi LL h w X R., 4 3 I 1 11 Q , Q :n x+ ' :.E,, t - -- Z 5 ,gi ... 'VV ,jf .Ji I 4 I.-I A If Ns igf Q72 1 re, 3 ag S nr? 'ii nl-l .gw :. Y, V, -:gum Q 'j...-I AN 57 J' A A YY Back row, left to right: Coach Ladd, Bob Hartwig, Dale Hilpc-rt, Bob Reinhart, Mike- Crm-n. Elmo Ov:-rsvth, John Warnekie, Clark Pallard, Howard Johnson, Frank Rotollini. Manage-r. Bottom row: Larry Cooper, Junior Godwin, Marty Rosenthall, Westly Rollins, Ron Bakvr, Daw Withrow. Norman Carlavado, George Maverakis, Jerry Scott. Jon Wlarnvkiv was the top man from the Charity linf- for Ihr' Colts. Coach Ladd gives us a smile. Larry Moon- garm-rvrl tht- most po from tht- court. Brice Lnedtke pins his opponent. Sheridan ,,,77 7..7 1 8 Newcastle , 31 Sheridan , Billings ,, . Back row: Dick Baldwin. manager, Gene Beaton. Eddie Wilson, Terry Schil- ling. Gene Wright, Jerry Bohnsack, James Ross, Bill Rader. John Wilson. ,lack Miller, Coach Fug:-r. Front row: Leroy Westika, John Marron, Carl Shassclz. Bruce Collins, Glenn Hopkins, Chan Ceer. Roger Cotton, and Steve Hanslip. Chan Ceer, up and coming freshman. Sheridan e,,ea ,S , 5 Newcastle . H 7 41 Gene Wright eats Whealiesl Interested Sheridan High School students look on as Dave Mathis passes the baton to Dick Kuzara in the 880 yard relay. ii- Qt! 3' LeRoy Westicka gallantly finishes the mile, laps ahead of the nearest opponent. Lettermen of the track team are Bert Compton, Dick Kuzara, Ed Scott, Tom Neighbors, Dave Madia, Denton Buss, Larry Alden, Terry Daberkow, Gene Wright, Leroy Westicka, Tom George, Joe Stoher, and Charles Williams. Denton Buss soars over the pole vault bar. Shown here is Gene Wright finishing the half mile. 59 SHIRLEY TONIA JERRY NANCY SANDY ARNOLD RULLI PICKERING TATE MARSHALL Cheerleaders are chosen each year by the stu- of each game and assembly, and always the atti- dent body. Their pep and enthusiasm have encour- tude of improving and making better prevails. aged our team to win and have boosted school spirit. From a RAH, RAH, HAH, to a loud roar, they Many hours of hard work are spent in preparation yell and lead to encourage victory. Zdealeadow Dershie Bridgford, Deanna Hall, Ann Reidle, Judy Schneider, Judy Dregoiw. 147' , I A SHIRLEY ARNOLD Senior TONIA RULLI Junior guna Why don't we do this?,' No, I like this betterf, These are familiar phrases heard at Bronc cheerleading practices. The work of a Bronc cheer- leader in making up cheers and their actions isn't as smooth and graceful as it all appears. lt requires JERRY PICKERINC Senior NANCY TATE Junior l SANDY MARSHALL Junior hours of hard practice and concentration. Each year they are chosen on their ability, originality and personality. Despite all, being a Bronc cheer- leader is a great reward in itself. lvuinit. Swt-rngin. liritlgfurd, Tetsvliner, Brown, limnpson. lfmlwarmls. Varnvy. Miller, Winter, More-land. lrown. Tlioinpson. Edwards. Millvr, Bridgford, Tet- vliner, Aksainit, Varncy Getting rvady to shoot. Ann Lonabaugh, Jon Landeen 72 Booth, Hunter, Klinkosh. Buss, Neighbors, llavv, Buss. Denton. Sophomore girls practicing basketball in gym class. ! Phillips, Eagleton, Carroll, Bart-llo, Hunnell, Shunck ED SHUNCK A R G C 0 H h F R Y L ,lr-an lllalu-man. ,lunlv llzirnvr. Samlra Ne-Prim-nirr. .ln .lim Klvpaf. Dil-k llalllwin. llvrl ll1ll'l1'YillU. lluwiwl Ann Ylille-r, J0llllfUH, H S 0 I, R 15 L: :Pai Y 5 h D 5 B H A lg L l L 5 .lully Snylle-r. Norma W'-slika. Cathy Nlcllowc-ll. Halstvad. H. Johnson. H. Johnson, Jones, Lonabaugh, 5 Martini. Nussliavlwr, Troy. Ragen, Sr'lir1nlwr,f1. I S W P R E 1 E E 5 D T B L A 1 L N L G I.ny1l Davis, Lylf- Davis. Ce-c-r. Gillis. Legf-rski, Rader. Arbugast. Buwkvtt. Alden, Hopkins. He-czko. Bard. linlwrt-. F1-ldv. SVVl'f'Ill. W:-stika. Goswick, Culver, Rage-n. v 0 L S L Ii Y W R E T L B I A L G L flh Dunvun. ll:-1-r. 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Servers are chosen from the Sophomore Class and they were: Charles Hartwig, Frankie Cillen, Billie Howell, James Olson, and not shown, Bonnie Skaar, and Mike Montgomery. Towards the stroke of twelve everyone and their fm-el are ready to say . . . Sayonara . . . 8l llI'l'21I1lY muxic 'X W V Sophomore hums FRESHMAN MIXER The' Club Dancv. as usual, was a big success. llrs-aking out with low l r ' i, Q 0 e Junior cowboys l'lIii'SllIlliiIl lmalmivs The Snow Swinging: ul the Cuwtuwn. Ball 82 Stepping lightly at the F.N.A. Valentine Dance, - 1 J as. x , 4 f in . ,,,,, .11 , A --in QR' ' ' , -1 i . I 75 A ,, wS'TF,1,fz',, 'K L' : '- J' 'QM fm fgkr x 11- 'W ,,,,rg3gzggyf5,-wfjfgpfsi. ' 1 ' . 1 QfMQwiKg3W- fv3y3?WWf9 , ' , M -'ff ' ' 'ff A an ' 1. O ul! 5 1' 6 Sb s..? cl Four science courses-General Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics - are :aught by Sheridan High's prominent Sci- ence Faculty. Mr. Allen and Mr. Hursh are new members of the Science Depart- ment of which Mr. Lodge is head. Since the launching of Sputnik, Science has become a very important part of our school. S.H.S. will undoubtedly turn out some future famous scientists. Mr. Allen, left, teaches Chemistry and General Science. Mr. Hursh, middle, trains pupils in Biology. Mr. Lodge, right, conducts Chemistry and Physics courses. 7 t4eDaow xx, Z T ff' The Commercial Department, headed by Mr. Renkel, has two new members-Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Boint-on its staff. Courses in this department include two years of Typing, two years of Shorthand, two years of Bookkeeping, and a semester of Busi- ness Arithmetic. In the Commercial courses we learn to make our way around in the business world, providing we follow instructions. 84 Mr. Renkel, left, instructs Bookkeeping ll, Bookkeeping I, and Business Arith- metic. Mrs. Bruce, seated, teaches shorthand I, Shorthand H, Typing l, and Typing Il. Mr. Boint, right, conducts classes for Typing I and Bronc Staff. Mathematics-or 'glVlath -includes Gen- eral Mathematics, Algebra l, Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trig- onometry. Mr. Popovich heads the Math Department. lVlr. Hunt and lVlr. Yearous are new on the Mathematics Faculty. We students must take two years of Math to graduate, but many of us go beyond this requirement. Math, it is said, keeps the brain stimulated and dusts the ucobwebsn from the corners. 3 sf Although we are often required to spend long hours juggling facts and figures, we all must agree that Math is good for us and will be needed in our future, where ever we go and whatever we do. I Weed! ' Mr. Hallstrom directs several groups including Freshman Girls, Glee. Freshman Boys, Clee, Sopho- more Chorus. and A Cappella Choir. and Madrigal. The two main projects of the department are the Christmas Cantata and the operetta. I The instrumental music groups give students a chance to display their musical talents in the Sen- ior Band. Bw Band. or the orches- IFR. Art students learn how to make etchings and work with ceramics and oil paints. Their main project is making Christmas card posters. Left to right above are: Mr. William Avery, director of the handsg Mr. Harlan Hallstrom, head of the vocal music department: Mrs. Marie Avery, art instructorg Miss Hanson, li- brariang and Mr. Wheeler, orchestra director. 455. ,Sm Om' of Mr. Hallstronfs odd jobs -1 fitting robes. Mr. Wheeler at work. Miss Hanson stops her duties a moment to chat. wt ss' K Right: Mr. Avery caught relaxing. CZGWZQ The Sheridan High School li- hrary is quite complete and gives the students ample material for both research and pleasure read- ing. was ms-mv mmm, mm, 'in I thu nntvtw 4 sw-,Mn -.wx totonm ,I ,,., .W ti- Wt W and Iilltgllllgd w I stutlv. Abolfv, at left is Mrs. Louisa- Farrvns, an instructor in Latin I, and Itnghsh I. In IIII' ' miclrllc is Mr. W. I.:-0 Strait-y who te-achvs Wfmrlrl Ilistory, anti Spanish I und II. At the right is Mrs. Marjorit- Owvns. Latin I, II, III, and IV tvavln-r. Rare- sight: offivv. Miss St-hlattmun in h PF Mrs. Uwvns and Mrs. I'IllI'l'l'Il?4 ust- tht- tupc- re-c'ortIe'r in I.utin vhisst-s. :de Q C Tha' gfilfillilliftll requirement for Sheritiun Iiigh St-hool students invlucios two years of physivul vtiuvation. I'II'l'SIlIIHlIl anti Sophomore stutivnts partir'ipatv in tht-se viussvs with juniors and Seniors assisting thc instructors, Miss In-no Svhlattman flwlow lvflj, anti Mr. Don Aycrs flwlou' righll. Itlg whtlt- hroueir-ning In Ihr studs of Itlilll .tn ol Iiltlflllitgtk has two purpost-s tt'z1c'In's tht- stutivnt Itlglfili th IS xot-.thu Iury. unfi also tm-:win-s hun to .tm l pl't'r'1z1tv tht- t'0llII'IIDllIlUlli of tht S fully Itotnuns to our vivilizu Spanish pupils ohtuiu at Im. grounti of I.utin AIlll'I'I1'iIll vusto iltItIlIIUll to Iwing nlwlv to r . anti spcak tht- Izuigtiugv Iuirly in upon t-otnplt-tion of tm yt I urs of lr , . P One of the purposes of this de- partment is to instill into the stu- dents of today those qualities which will help make them good citizens of tomorrow. This is done through textbook work. weekly papers on current affairs. and movies, which provide hoth historical background and also keep the students up-to- date with world happenings. Fresh- man Social Studies. World History, and American History are Gradu- ation requirements. C' df! Above left, Mr. Fuger who teaches World History, Health, -and Geology: in the fnirldle Miss Jeanette Johnson, who has classes in Latin-American Historyg Mr. Glenn Lllllllflllgf' who conducts World History classes, glance through a WORLD ATLAS book. Yelow, at the left, is Mr. Ladd, who has classes in Social Studies and Healthg in the niddle, is Mr. Rollins, who teaches Healthg and at the right is Mrs. Ruby Embry, who t-aches American History. Several students seek Miss .lohnson-. advice. MOVIE 53,15 f 2 2-9 woven 'gfifokv K i s-Zr I ll and ' f l 0 The English clepurtment receives more students thun any other ile- partment possilmly. There im- classes for all four years. 'llhis year the seniors were ollererl two 4-lioicvsg either il college preparatory c-lass. or ft regular English IV class. ln all English classes, six hook reports il year are required :incl various works of Shakespezlre ure stuclietl. in zulrlition to grinnmar Courses, oral reports. rescarcll pa- pers and other projects. Above: Mr. Kcrn Brown fleftl, teaches English lll, Public Speaking, and Dramatics: Nlrs. Spraggm- fmirlrllel, tvavln-s English ll and Illg Mr. Johnson friglzll, 14-aelies English l and ll, and .l0llI'IlZ1llSIll. Below: Miss Waisner frightl, has English II classes and also prepares Seniors for college in English IVg Mr. Wood fmiddlel, teaches English lll and 1Vg Miss McMahon Irightl, Mrs, Sprague helps Pat Nelson. teaches English I and ll. wp 0222 sw 5 X 2551 W-'. The Vocational Department includes a great variety of courses: General Shop, Agriculture l, 2. 3 and 4, Metal Shop 1 and 2, Woodworking 1 and 2, Mechanical Draw- ing 1 and-2, Marriage and Family, and Home Making 1 and 2. These courses prepare us for our later life when we graduate. X. I 4 dfauw Vice President Treasurer Secretary President ROGER KEAHEY SHARON KLINKOSH BARBARA-GRUNKEMEYER PETE CARROLL X ' ia ,,.. M ,ggi Tony Adams A f al L Kenneth AlCS3l1llt , ,I ,,A E. , A A if 5 -' 53553 Erma Allen Vgi, 2 V 25? T . 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Q ve, X X N ll is tsl' Ml if xv Q, X v W , k k. ,, 1 t I N L, ' V 'v' Vesta Mock Mickey Mooney Marylee Moreland Gary Morris Milton Morris Clarence Myhre Mary Jane Neighbors Patie Nelson Deanna Noeeker Sheila Nottingham john O'Dell Barbara Oliver Judy Oliver Mary Orr Martin Owens Mason Page Frank Parker Charlotte Parobeck Delphi Parrish Patrick Patterson Roxie Pedulla Lloyd Pendergraft Margie Perkins Ed Pilch Doug Portwood Nanc Pruett Y Mary Io Quentana l Bob Marron David Martini Cathy McDowell Tommy Meyer Charles Miller Judy Miller Marilyn Miller Robert Miller Ann Ridle Cvean Robinson Dee Ann Rogers Frank Rotellini David Manderfield f kfffii Delores Marosok -y 5 John Marron . Jackie Manning W ,M r A Aw S , ami ie Wigs ,A ,ix at X 'Y il is X Marilyn Roth NOT SHOWN Marsha Russell Judy Schneider John Schonberg Stanley Fauber Charles Folten Frank Feorsley Bob Ladman Roy Moore Jerry Noecker Loretta Young Jim Schwartz Richard Scrutchfield Ernie Selig Pam Sheely Gary Shell Eugene Schreve Barbara Sieweke Harold Skarr Glen Smith Jeanne Smith Margaret Stanbridge Norma Steel Myrna Stiles Ron Stolcis Karl Swedelius Herb Terry Tom Walker John Wantulok John Warnke Athena West Guy West Sherrill Willey John Wilson Dick Yager Richard Yarrington Pete Nussbalker William Ragon Everett Schilling Ronny Schilling William Sieweke Sandy Wantulock Sandra Swearingin Karen Tetschner Bob Thompson Phyllis Thompson Don Thrush Jim Trembath Barbara Varney Rose Vinzant Jo Ann Wimer Dave Withrow Wanda Woodhead Martha Wright Barbara Vooghd f :sn g11fEfg,g , Lflili . f A ' WE' ' A C ,-15 . iffy? 'fog ':s if M..,i.',:,--r YE115 ' A :YT . IO7 3 ' .-an seg, A i W- WEB' -fiviii-Lay, Qrwfilaiis? . 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NOT PICTURED Colleen Arbogast Ann Carrel Jackie Ferguson Miles Fulbright Charles Gibbs Eddie Hebbert Rodney Liming John Madzia Clarance Nelson William Petro Carlena Pratt Howard Pratt Nancy Rott Oscar Rucki Gary Thomas Wanda Wilson Rachael Weller Norma Westika Kay Wolfe Sandrea Wantulok Charles Wardlow Donald Wassen J oy Weaver Ra Wood Y Sharron Woodhead Bill Wright Judy Yager James Walker Paul Zowada DAVE FERREN President , 'X,, - f in .- .'?r'TE7 39 e A m,r,.t. glis- WALTER GRAY Vice President ,,..1'-' A GUY r MAgZ:2tary ' TOM RINGLEY Treasurer 74eq .lead 714 CARY ADAMS Los Buscadores 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4. ROGER ADAMS FFA 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3. REX ARNEY National Honor Society 4, President, Student Council 4, Class Officer, President 3, National Thespian Society 4, Class Plays 4, Colt Football 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Base- ball Champions 2, Ping-pong 1, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Instru- mental Quartet 4, Operetta 4, Band 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Boys' State 3, US Representative, Boys' Nation Alternate, Junior Rotarian 4. SHIRLEY ARNOLD Student Council 2, Class Officer, Secretary 3, 4, GAL I, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Prom Server 2, Homecoming Queen 4. FFA 4. VIVA BAKER Ocksheperida Staff 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, 4, GAL 1, 2. RICHARD BALDWIN Colt Football 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4. ANN AHLSTROM QEQ 4, Vice President CAL I 2 3 4 Vocal Scxtettt I FNA1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3 4 GLADYS AKSAMIT FHA 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree Secretary 4 QEQ 4 FAI I, 2, 3, 4, Softball Champlons 1 2 WILLIAM ARZY DOUGLAS AYLES BXRTON A. BINGEMER Xit ilub 2. 3. 4: Colt Football 1. 23 Band I. 2, 3. 43 All- Baml 3: Home and Family Art Contest 2nd in IXMI-S T. BLANSETT Xit L lub 2. 3. 43 Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 43 Operetta 3. 43 X I apprlla 3. 43 Art Club President 4. C XMILE BORKOWSKI I 1 I AL 2. 3. CHRISTINE BORKOWSKI J 1 Q AL 2. 3. :de CYNTHIA BARNHART Ocksheperida Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 43 FHA 23 QEQ 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 FNA I, 23 FTA 2, 3, 4. President 43 Girls' State Alternate 3. EMILIE BATES CECILIA BEATON Bronc Staff 3, 4. Layout Editor 43 QEQ 43 Quill and Scroll 43 GAL I, 2, 3. 43 Cheerleader 1, 23 FNA 3g FTA 3, 4, 'Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3, 43 Girls' State Alternate 3. CAROLYN BELL Ocksheperida Staff 3. 4, Managing Editor 43 4g Quill and Scroll 3. 43 GAL 1, 2, 3. 43 Vocal Sextette 33 Open-tta 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 43 FTA 2, 3. 43 Pep Club 3. JACK BENNETT Intramural Sp0rts3 Madrigal 43 Oper- etta 3. 43 A Cappella 3, 4 NANCY LOU BELUS Ocksheperifia Slali 43 Los Busca- dores 3. 43 QEQ 4-3 GAL I, 2, 3, 43 Softball Champions I3 Horseshoe Doubles Champions 3: FNA 23 Band 1. 2. 5,5513 afS JON BROODER National Thespian Society 3, 4, Vice President 4' Class Plays 3: lntramural Sports 1, 2, 4. BEVAN BROOM lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, A Cappella 4. JOHN BRUTLAG Class Plays 43 VES 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Engineer 2. 3. 4. DARLENE BUCHHOLZ Los Buscaclores 35 QEQ 4, CAL 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1 2' Volleyball 13 Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 3. ROSWITHA BULLINGA Gallatin High School, Bozeman, Mon- tana, 1, 2, National Honor Society 43 QEQ 4g C-AL 3, 4, Tennis Cham- pion 3g Orchestra 4, Jessi, Jessi Scholarship 3, French Pin 2. DONALD BUTLER Sacred Heart High School, Miles City, Montana, 1, Basketball 1 MARY BYLUN D National Honor Society 49 QEQ 43 CAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Board Member 3, Vocal Sextette 3, Operetta 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Twirler 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3g Cirls' State Alternate 3 PAT CALHOUN QEQ 4, CAL 1, 2, Operetta 3, 43 A Cappella 3, 4, FNA 2, Pep Club 4. ETHEL CARROLL QEQ 45 GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. 4, A Cappella 3. 4, Pep Club 3, 4g Vocal Sextette 3: District Choir 33 State Music Festival 2. FRANCY CARROLL Class Plays 2, QEQ 4, Secretary 45 GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Sextette 33 Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 45 FNA 43 Twirlvr 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Clinic 1. 2, 3, 49 District Band 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Softball Champion 1, 2, Ping-Pong Champion 3. ,Z CAROLYN CHAPIN Roseburg High School, Roseburg, Oregon 1, QEQ 4, FNA 2, 3, 4. BETTY CHURCH FHA 2, QEQ 4, Pep Club 3, 4. TRUDY CLARK Student Council 2, Ocksheperida Staff 3, 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Champions 3, Volleyball Champions 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Pep Cluli 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Class Plays 4. DORA JEAN COLMAN Billings Senior High, Billings, Montana, 3, Band 1, 2. suiiu i. X ROBERT W. COMPTON Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, JESS1 3. SHARON COOK QEQ 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4. LAURA COPPLE QEQ 41 CAI. 1, 2, 3. 4. Softball Champions 1, 2. CONNIE COSBY National Thespian Society 3. 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Ockshep- oritla Staff 3. 4, Business Manager 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 3. 4, CAL 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. SPIROS COUTIS Bronc Football 2, 3, lntramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Track 1.2 Boys' State 3, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Wyomin University Scholarship. TAYLOR COX Shattuck Military Academy, Faribault, Minnesota 1. 2. 603 CHARLES CULVER Ocksheperida Staff 3, 43 S Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2g Speed Ball Champions 2g Track 1, 2, 3. CAROL DAWDY CAL 1, 2, 3, 4-g Baseball Champions Ig Vocal Sextette 1g Band 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 4. ELMER DETAVERNIER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Judging Team 3, 4. KAREN DONNAFIELD QEQ 4. JAMES DUNCAN Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Physical Education Leader 3. RICHARD DUNCAN ALBIN DYGERT FFA 43 S Club 3, 4g Bronc Football 3, 4, Colt Football I, 2. ALLEN EISELE DAVE FERREN National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4: Student Council 3, 43 Class Officer, President 4, Los Buscadores I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Intramural Sports 13 Instru- mental Quartet I, 2, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 2, Boys' State 3. RON F ILBERT Class Officer Vice President 29 S 'Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Bronc Football I. 2, 3, 4, All-State 4. DONNA FRANKLIN FHA 1, 23 QEQ 4g GAL 1, 2. BEVERLY FREESE Student Council Ig Operetta 3. 4: A Cappella 3. 4. WILLIAM FRITH FTA 4. SALLY GILKEY 9 ouncil 4 Hi torian 4 Art Club 3 4 Lo Busea -tudent C . s 1 , 3 s dores 3. 4g QEQ 4. President 4g CAI. 3. 4g Pep Club 3. 4 TOM GLEASON Class Plays 4. S Club 3. 4. Bronc . - Football 3. 4g Colt Football 3. 4g EVGPJNE GLENN Bronc Basketball 3, 4: Colt Basket- l ball I. 2g Track 29 Softball Cham- Colt Football 2g Bronc Basketbal 2, 3. 45 Colt Basketball 11 Band 2. pious 29 Prom Server. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3, 4. CARY COSSETT Student Physical Eclueation Leader. WALTER GRAY Class Officer. Vive President 4g S Club 2. 3. 43 Bronc Football 2. 3. 41 Colt Football I: Track I. 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3. fl: A Cappella 3. 4. President 43 ,Iunior Rotarian 43 Foot- ball Co-Captain 4: All-Conference Fullback 43 All-State Fullbaek 4. . t W 'l WIT' T .. if v I at 'A , 1 SHARON GREEN 4 FHA Ig QEQ 43 CAI. I. 2. 33 FNA I. 2. 3g Pep Club 3. 4. MERNA GUFFEY QEQ 41 GAL 2. FNA 1.2.3. xr 1 Port Angeles High School. Port Angeles. Washington. 3: 74a of 1952 MARTHA GUY Class Officer, Secretary 43 FHA 13 43 GAL 1, 2, 33 FNA 43 Band I. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD HAGLUND Red Wing High School, Red Wing, Minnesota lg Football I3 Basketball 1, 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Tennis 13 Golf 1. STEVE HANSLIP Intramural Sports I. 2g Wrestling 3, 4. BERNARD HARNISH Harrison High School, Harrison, Montana 2, 33 Class Plays I3 FFA I, 2, 43 Basketball 23 Intramural Sports 2. ETHEL M. HARPER L Ocksheperida Staff 3, 4, Co-Circula- tion and Exchange Editor '43 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g CAL 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports I, 2g Pep Club , 3, 4. SANDRA HARPER Ocksheperida Staff 3, 4, Exchange Editor 43 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 CAL I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports I, 23 Operetta 3. 43 A Cap- pella 3, 43 Pep Club 3. 4. BARBARA HARVEY QEQ 43 GAL 33 FTA 4. BARBARA HAUF FHA I, 2, 33 QEQ 43 CAL I, 2. 3, 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2g Band 1. 2, 3. PHIL HEEZEN FFA I, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. JACK HEIL Intramural Sports 2g VES 43 Stage Engineer 4. daieeaa BARBARA HUNNELI, Ockslwpc-rida Staff 43 QEQ 43 CAI. 43 Operetta 33 A Cappella 3. GEORGE HUNNELL Colt Football I3 Colt Basketball I3 Intramural Sports 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. BRA I JFORD JACOBSON National 'l'ht-spian Socivty 4: Class Plays 3. 43 Intramural Sports I. 23 VES 4. DEAN JOHNSON Club 2. 3. 43 Brom' Football 2, 3. 43 Colt Football I3 Intramural- Sports I. 2. 3: Softball Champions 23 Operetta -lg A Cappt-lla 4. RICHARD REX HESELIUS Natrona County High School. Casper, Wyoming, 33 Colt Football I3 Intramural Sports I, 23 A Cappella 3. 4. RICHARD HOLCOIVIBE Colt Football 23 Track 23 Prom Server 2. JOHN ISAACSON JUDY IVES Alliance High School. Alliance, Nebraska, I3 Los Buscadores 3, 43 43 Pep Club 3, 4. ELAINE JOHNSON FHA I. 2. 3. 4, Reporter 43 Junior Degree I3 QEQ 43 GAL I. 2.33 Pep Club 4. JOHN JOHNSON Campbell County High School. Gillette Wyoming 23 Intra mural Sports I. ANN JOHNSTON Lmcoln Southeast High School, Lmcoln Nebraska 1 2 3 Y'I'eens 2, 33 QEQ 4g Volleyball 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 WILLIAM L. JONES Colt Basketball I. ALICE KIMMEL FHA I, 2, 3, 4g QEQ 4 JIM KLEYPAS Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4g CALVIN LAWERENCE Conwr v County High School, Dou las WYOITIIFI 2 Student founctl 2g Intramural Sports 1, 2 3 4 CHARLES LEGERSKI FFA 3 45 Intramural Sports I, 2 3 4 Baskctball Cham pton 3 pw l24 LARK LOGAN QEQ 4, GAL 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, A Cappella 3. W . BOB LECOKI Ocksheperida Stait 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Operetta 3, A Cappella 3, vas 2, FTA 4. IOANN LEGOSKI National Honor Society 3, 4, Ocksheperida Staff 2, 3. 4, ,lunior Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, FHA 3. 4, Songleader 42 QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, CAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Delegate to State FHA Convention 3, State winner in UN Pilgrimage for Youth 3. .IUDY LEPPER Los Buscadores 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, FHA 2, 3, QEQ 1, GAL 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Pep Club 3, 4. LARRY LILLEY National Thespian Society 4, Bronc Staff 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, S Club 4, Bronc Football 2, 4, Colt Football 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, All-Festival Choir 3. MILTON LIIVIING Intramural Sports 2. DANNY MADIA Class Officer President 1, Los Buscadores 3, 4, S Club 3. 4. Vice President 4, Bronc Football 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Bronc Basketball 2, 3, Colt Basketball I, Track 3, Band I. 2. 3. 4, Prom Server 2, Softball Champions 1, Honorable Mention All-State Football Team 4. MARJORIE IVIARRON National Honor Society 4, Ocksheperida Staff 3, 4, Art Club I. 2, 3, 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, CAL 1, 2. 3. 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate 3. JUDY MARTINI FHA I. 2, 3. 4. Vice President, QEQ 4, GAL 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree in FHA. MARY ANN MATEJOVITZ FHA I, QEQ 4, Instrumental Quartet 2, Accompanist 2, 3: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4, State Music Festival 2. I an Ile HARRY P. MAVRAKIS Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Sextette 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MAXWELL National Honor Society 4, Bronc Staff 4, Los Buscadores 3, 4, QEQ 4, CAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4. Secretary 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. JOHN MENTOCK Ilronc Football 2. 3, Colt Football 1, Bronc Basketball 2, 3, Colt Raskctball I, Intramural Sports I, 2, 4. IOANN MILLER QEQ 4, CAL I. 2. 3. 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4, FNA 1, Pop Club 3, 4. CORALEE MCVAY A Cappella 4. QEQ 4, GAL 2, 3, Operetta 4, I DEE LEE MCCLURE FFA1 2 4, JUSTINE MORRIS QEQ 4, GAL I, Opcrvtta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4. VERNE C. MORRIS Bronc Football 4. JANET L. MINER FHA 4, QEQ I, FNA 4, Pep Club 1. WENDELL MORRIS Bronc Football 4, Colt Football 1, 2, Track 23 Band 1, 2, 3 MARCUS NANCE Central High School, Billings, Montana l, 2, Los Buscadores 3, 4. President 4, Bronc Basketball 3. JUDY NELSON Student Council 3, Class Officer, Treasurer 3, Bronc Staff 3, 4, Subscription 4, QEQ 4, GAL I, 2, 3, Board Member 3, FNA 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. DENNIS OSGARD Champions 2. KATHIE OWENS National Honor Society 3. 4, Secretary 4, Student Council I, Class Officer, Vice President l, National Thespian Society 4, Class Plays 4, Bronc Staff 2, 3, 4, Subscription Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 4, C-AL l, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Sextette I. 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, FTA 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4, Girls' State 3, Justice of Supreme Court, Journalism Weekend. District Choir, Prom Server 2. VIKKI PAULEY Scottsbluff High School. Scottsbluff, Nebraska, Cody High School. Cody. Wyoming, 1, 2, 3, Class Plays 3, ,Yearbook Staff. Advertising Manager 3, 4, GAL 2, Pep Club 3. 4. QEQ 4. , :-1i iieesfvkmmaiwsi FERRIS MORRISON S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bronc Football Wlana er 2 Colt Foot ball 3, Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 Track Mana tr I 2 Track 4, Instrumental uartet 4 Band 1 2 3 4 B y State 3. DAVID MUELLER FFA 1, 2. Class Officer, Vice President 3 S Club 3 4 Bronc Foot ball 3, 4, Colt Football 2 Bronc Basketball 3 4 Colt Basketball 2, Mixed Volleyball Champions 4 Track I 2 Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3 4 Madri al 3 4 Softlall DIANE OVERSETH FHA 1,2, QEQ 4, GAL1 2 SANDRA PHILLIPS .IERRY PICKERING QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 , 4, Valentine Queen, Homecoming Attendant 4 74a of ms: JOE PILCH FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Parliamentarian, Delegate to the State Convention, Judging Team 2, 3, 4, FFA Basket- ball Team 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Champions 3, Track I. SUSAN PIPPIN FHA 1, QEQ 4. LARRY POINTER Seventh Day Adventist Academy, Sheridan, 1, Class Plays 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Los Buscadores 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Track 2, 3, 4. MARY CAE PORTER Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central High, Burnt Hills, New York 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, President 4, Class Plays 3, 4, Bronc Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 4, CAL 1, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Girls' State 3. ADDIE MARIE POWELL FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, QEQ 4, FTA 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Junior Degree in FHA. JOHN PUETT Ranchester High School, Ranchester, 1, 2, S Club 4' Bronc Football 3, 4, All-State Defensive Guard. TOM REINHART S Club 2, Bronc Football 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Bronc Basketball 2, 3, 4, Colt Basketball 1, Intramural Sports l, 4, Volleyball 1, 4, Track 1, 2, All-State Football, Captain of Basketball Team. LEO RICHARDSON THOMAS LEROY RINGLEY Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Los Buscadores 4, Colt Football 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. LINDA ANN ROBB National Honor Society 4, Bronc Staff 3, 4, Layout Editor 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Sex- tette 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Madrigal 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, District Choir 3, 4. MOLLY SAMPSON National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, Class Officer, Secretary 1, Bronc Staff 2, 3, 4, Advertising Editor 3, 4, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Secretary 3, FNA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Girls' State 3, Secretary of State, Alternate to Girls' Nation, Journalism Weekend 3, DAR Citizenship Award 4. WINTHROP SARGENT Bandera High School, Bandera, Texas, 1, 2, Ocksheperida Staff 4, FFA I, 2, Colt Football 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Track 3, 4. CLAYTON SCHILLING TERRY SCHNEIDER Class Plays 1, 2, Softball Champions 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental String Ensemble 1, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Vice President 4, District Choir. BARBARA SCHWARTZ National Honor Society 3, 4, Bronc Staff 3, 4, FHA 1, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAL 1, 2, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 3, RICHARD SCHUTTE ' Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. EDDIE SCOTT National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, National Thespian Society 4, Class Plays 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Bronc Football 2, 3. 4, Colt Football I, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Outstanding Junior Football Award, All-Conference Foot- ball Team, All-State Football, AA Defensive Player of the Week: Junior Rotarian, Student Body President, Boys' State. GALEEN SCOTT QEQ 4, A Cappella 3. 4. JUDITH SCOTT FHA 1, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, FNA 1, 2, 3, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. GAIL SEVERSON QEQ 4, GAL 1. 2, 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Band Clinic 1, 2, Pep Club 3, 4. District Choir 3, Girls' State 3. Qa44a6!795X GARY SHADOAN Operetta 3, A Cappella 3, Band 1, 2, 3. CARL SHASSETZ FFA 1, Colt Football 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Wrestling 4. IRENE SIEGOSKI FHA 1, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4. JAMES SIMMONS National Honor Society 4, Bronc Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor- 3, 4, HS Club 2, 3, 4, Bronc Football Manager 2, Colt Football 1, VES 4, Boys' State. Softball 1, 2. DELORES SKAAR Class Officer, Secretary 2, GAL 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, PHIL SMALL Class Plays 4, S Club 4, Bronc Football 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Track, Tennis, Golf, Wrestling 3, All-State Football. DOUGLAS SMITH Arvada High School, Arvada, Wyoming 2, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intramural Sports 4. RICHARD SMITH Intramural Volleyball 3, Track 3, VES 2, 3, 4. MARLENE SOBOTKA QEQ 4. MARGO STEEL QEQ 4, FNA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, State Speech Festival 3. Sally Stephens Bob Stolcis Joe Stohrer Ray Stroup Shirley Sturtz William D. Sump ,lean ADH SZYIYIICOWSICI Kay Tannehlll Harriet Teich Irene Tetschner SALLY STEPHENS Irving High School, Lincoln, Nebraska 1, QEQ 4, FNA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. BOB STOLCIS National Honor Society 4, S Club 4, Wrestling 3, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Manager, Instrumental Quartet 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3, Boys' State Alternate 3. JOE STOHRER S Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Bronc Football 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Intramural Sports 1, 3, 4, Softball Champions 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Honorable Mention All-State Football Team. RAY STROUP FFA 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Horseshoe 1, 2, VES 2, 3. SHIRLEY STURTZ Class Play 3, QEQ 4, GAL 2, 3, 4, VES 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM D. SUMP Duncan Terry Russell Thompson .IEAN ANN SZYMKOWSKI Catholic Memorial High School, Waukesha, Wisconsin, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 4. KAY TANNEHILL FHA 2, Los Buscadores 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, QEQ 4, GAL 2, 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, District Choir 8. HARRIET TEICH National Honor Society 4, Secretary, Los Buscadores 3, 4, QEQ 4, FTA 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Northwest Conference Band 3, State Band 2. IRENE TETSCHNER GAL 1, 2, 3, Baseball Champions 1, 2, Operetta 3, A Cap- pella Choir 3, Madrigal 3, Pep Club 3. DUNCAN TERRY Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, JESSI 3. RUSSELL THOMPSON S Club 4, Bronc Football 4, Colt Football 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4, Track 2, All-State Defensive Football Team 4. Kenneth Tompkins Ann Thompson cien Rene Trouchon Merlin Turner Susie Vinzant Frances Wantulok KENNETH TOMPKINS Intramural Sports 1,.2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN THOMPSON Operetta 3, A Cappella 3. KAREN TOMSIK National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Bronc Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, QEQ 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vocal Sextette 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Secretary 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Girls' State 3, District Choir 3. DONALD TOWNSEND Intramural Sports 1, 2, Volleyball Champions 2. LUCIEN RENE TROUCHON Student Council 4, Vice President, Class Officer, President 2, Colt Football 2, Bronc Basketball 2, 3, 4, Colt Basketball 1, Intramural Sports 3, 4. MERLIN TURNER S Club 2, 3, 4, Bronc Football 3, 4, Colt Football 2, Bronc Basketball 2, 3, 4, Colt Basketball 1, Volleyball Champions 4. PAT TURLEY Student Council 1, Class Officer, Treasurer 1, National l 7 Douglas A. Weberg Leroy Westlka Thespian Society 4, Art Club 3, 4, National Art Honor Society 4, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Softball Champions 3, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Pep Club 3, President, State Speech Festival 3, District Choir 3, Friend- ly Fashion Board 3. MOLLIE URMSON Student Council 1, Class Officer, Treasurer 2, QEQ 4, Treasurer 4, GAL 2, Volleyball Champions 1, Operetta 4, A Cappella 4, Pep Club 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Home- coming Attendant 4, Prom Server 2. SUSIE VINZANT QEQ 4. FRANCES WANTULOK FHA 1, 2, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Champions, Deck Tennis Doubles 3, Pep Club 3, 4. DOUGLAS WEBERG Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LEROY WESTIKA National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Bronc Football 2, 3, 4, Colt Football 1, Colt Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian 4. LARRY WILKINS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. BARBARA WILLIAMS Los Buscadores 3, 4, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Pep Club 3, 4. GENE WRIGHT National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Plays 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Bronc Football 3, 4, Colt Football 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2. 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' State 3, State Librarian, JESSI 3, Junior Rotarian 4. TOM WRIGHT Colt Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3. I REGINA WIBERG QEQ 4, GAL 1. CAROL WILE QEQ 4. BOB WILLIAMS SANDRA WIMER Student Council 3, Ocksheperida Staff 4, Art Club 2, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, FTA 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate 3. BARBARA YORIO Student Council 1, QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 4, Operetta 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, District Choir 3. ANTONETT ZOWADA QEQ 4, GAL 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Horseshoes Singles and Doubles Champion 3, VES 2, 3, FNA 1, 2, 3. y XY with IA. . 'ii , ,..Q.m.1.q , , -VS ,uwwi Oda tf M Tuti' YNGvJ?'? wa- mm 4 w HU 40' I GJ P R WJ MM -Dyk f -A 1 :fQ'f51 ,P -wr, zz!! 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THE STORE EOR YOUNG FAMILIES Bill Shophi' 'Iries on a new coaf from ET 226 Norih Main OR4-7682 DAN'S NEW METHOD If II s Glass We've Go+ I+ PARKER'S GLASS SHOP III Wesf Brundage OR4-745I E as Real Esfafe Insurance CARROLL REALTY CO. HeIvey Building OR4-7290 Free Pickup and Delivery Service UPTOWN 6+ MOTEL DRIVE -IN CLEANERS 6I9 Norfh Main OR4-866I 45 Easf AIger OR4-747I BEATRICE FOOD CO. 33 Norfh Conner OR4-954l Insure and Be Sure Wiih The TOM HURST AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 5 I 0 Sou+h Jefferson OR4-9 I 48 We lnvi+e You 'ro Call on Us and See Our Displays a+ The BIG HORN GRANITE WORKS M BERT BROOKS' Manager Sharon Green .:lngYJl:1r::IoylvI2l1e: are parhcular '02 Wed Abe' OR4'788'W W - WADDELL'S FOR FLOWERS -T . 1' ' . W' W I 1' mmf For Good Tas+e MI . in Gif+5 W 'I' VM ,dry Insurance Bonds 566 Real EsTaTe PQI-ll-'5 GIFT SHQP ' WHY WORRY-SEE JENKs II Nodh Main EA Mx N0l I'I1 IVIBIFI x' I Tom Bohnsack feels a+ home in one of The I newly deC0l'6f9CI f00mS GI H19 Peggy Bondi is having difficulfy in choos- CITY CENTER MOTEL I 609 Norfh Main OR4-742l BERDON'S ng a record from ihe Iarge selecfion ai' Aq4cun..CuL..! 11' .'., O .. Home of fhe CATALINA Swealers Shop AlLEEN'S for Swealers and All Your Fall Sporfswear For Refreshing Drinks ZI6 Norfh Main OR4-938I Always S'Iop al' 'Ihe A AND W ROOT-BEER STAND THE Fern Cafe High Qualify Wi+h Economy GOOD FOOD AT LOW PRICES COMPLETE MENU Sea Food - Trouf - Chicken - Sfeaks Come as You Are Ann Ahlsfrom and Ann Johnsfon are enjoying Podcards and Souvenirs a coke al' Iheir favorile place GEORGE VENUS THE SANDWICH SHOP 25I Norfh Main Phone 558-W Sheridan, Wyo. I I8 Brundage If looks almosf genuine! JoAnn Wimer pauses af lhe door Vikki Pauly and Sally Gilkey are al Ihe Ben Franklin Sfore , my X if 3 we sl.. E of 'Ihe SHERIDAN LAUNDRY n--Q I-l CHAPEICS Cleaning relurned in re-usable bags 5.:-E 5' XE Ex 5 sl Pl ff, ''-:ign1'E'31fQ'pg'.f-',j -:.4':::' V' . :Eff-535-I ifflzt-lr-. . hf14, .'T:'L3'--: . E ,3.'54,x5,,-,:' I 4' 5-1.- A- s -nr.: Hun 'kf,f::,En X 1 ,, R ,BEA ,E ea PRIN'l'INGthatPLEASES A ' PRINTING C0 .Ccttuipuu and Off t 43 So U1 Mun Street Shondm Wyommq X no 1. 1 '-' C s- j -- 15,71 - - ' .--E-32fr,f- . 1 . vu: ov ,. u . A -- ' :Tr '1 ll ', - af. A , , A :Q jpg Q ,ag-E. 'Q'.fn:1. f, 'L , . .- .. Q- fg1?ae?2:-I gl -g'5e.5-.splf-11251252 1 HH- - ll II U .' - ,. g- f.-I--.-Z , V. .ZA ,'1'f-Ea 1 ' i- IIRI Dial OR 4-6277 THE HlLL GROCERY Groceries and Meals School Supplies School Lunches 527 Lewis S+ree+ MAXINE AND JACK WILSON SHERIDAN AUTO DEALERS' ASSN. DOK FORD SALES SKAAR MOTOR CO. T B. HELVEY CO. RAPPUHN MOTOR CO. LEY MOTOR CO. SHERIDAN MOTOR CO. ALLEY MOTOR CO. POLL MOTOR CO. SHERIDAN BEAUTY COLLEGE Hair CuH'ing-Individual Designing Ex erf Tinfin 'ESTBROOK MOTOR CO. ED HAMMER. INC. P 9 249 Norfh Main OR2-26lb BARTON BATTERY and ELECTRIC Au+omo+ive Elecfricians Phone OR4-6844 Sue Land' and Frankie G'llen are Dreaming - ' aT 'Phe AMERICAILI JEWELRY Oppome CNY Han Home of Fine Diamonds Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Class of l958 REED MORTUARY 297 Sou'I'h Main OR4-8822 A Jus+ look ai' ihai' Pizza! Try CARBONE'S W E E - - E PAUL DAWDY'S Jane Lodge and Judg' Bambolis CONOCO SERVICE CONSUH ai T e Corner of Main and Burlriii' OR4-809l HO'-COMB AGENCY i David Parlzer and LeRoy Wesfilca fhinlc of someone special and selec+ 'Flowers from fhe SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE Wesfern Wear - Cowboy Boo'I's Wranglers - Lee Overalls Shoes for fhe Family MODERN SHOE SHOP ,L . ' um ri-Ti I- A- A 5 1 l 9 .i -N 1 M . V ,nf 1 1 ,M 53 Q e -one Y s so .11 22 ggi,-,,,-fl I 2:'l2.'l panama ' Linda Dregoiw and Barbara are planning a meal from +he large seleclion of fine foods af GEORGE'S FOOD MARKET George Mavrakis and Loren Rasmussen are choosing hardware from +l1e NORTHERN LUMBER COMPANY Brice Luedike and Ed Green are Filling 'er up a+ fhe ALAMO COURT AND SERVICE 1308 Norih Main oR2-2455 The Besf Painl' Job in Town af 'lhe IDEAL BODY SHOP 220 Wesf Brundage OR4-70I0 You Will Really Find ' TASTY PASTRIES ' DELICIOUS CAKES ' COOKIES a+ +he CLOVERLEAF BAKERY 44 Soulh Main OR4-8502 Gloria Shaw and Sfanley Woraslzi frade al l'lUGl'l'S GROCERY FOR THAT MEMORIAL MARKER OF BEAUTY AND DISTINCTION One Thal Measures Up +o +l1e Highesl' S+andard of Quali+y and Worlcmanslnip We Offer Our Services HE SHER-:DAN .STATIONERY COMPANY elps Hugh. School Sfudenls Buffalo Shar Rome 206 Norlh Mem wg, OR43080 Aj' L' Woodland Parlc Disfricf OR4-6058 . - 'l lu . Ll ,Ll A K-Nyyhx an V.'6ll,lTL AFI. 'LV . 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Quill and Scroll ....... - Rotarians .............. Student C ounc il ....,,.. CLUBS .......,., .... Art Club ....... F.N.A. F.T.A. G.A.L. .............. - Los Buscadores ........ Pep Club ........... Q.E.Q. S Club ....... Thespians ..... V.E.S. 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