Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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'- Ai 1-, I,-r' '55 , M ' i 'Ziff' Q5 Do you realize what a yearbook really is? It is the story of this school year in pictures. We, the members of Bronc Staff, have tried to cram one whole year into about 160 pages. 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' ,

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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.