Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

THE 1959 BRONC Edited by The Bronc Staff of Sheridan High School Sheridan, Wyoming Volume XLI TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty................. 9 Classes Seniors ............................... 22 Juniors............................... 42 Sophomores............................. 50 Freshmen ........................... 56 Organizations ........................... 65 Activities................................. 85 Advertisements 133 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY With an unceasing hope that our opportunities for a full education are better than at any other time, these people direct our lives at school. They are so important that everywhere we go they are always present. To these, our guides, we all too often fail to voice our appreciation. Board of Education 10 Sheridan High School Administration n AGNES L. KOEHLOR Girl's Counselor New Mexico State College, B.S. M.S. Colorado University Sponsorship: F.N.A. COUNSELORS COUNSELORS ALFRED FLANIGAN Boy’s Counselor University of Oklahoma, B.B.A. Subjects: Geography; Teacher Coordinator in Distributive Education 12 CUSTODIANS The lunchroom is being efficiently run this year by: from left to right, Katie Motica, Algeva McDowell, Ruby Dangle, Marie Steel, Mable Turley and Martha Mapes. Pictured below is Mrs. Lee, Director of the Cafeteria. LUNCHROOM Sheridan High's biggest problem; paper strewn on the floor, is just one of the jobs taken care of by our custodians, who are, from left to right, back row: Patsy Silla, Edward Gibson; front row, Pete Laird, and Tom Morrison. 13 English Below (left) is Miss Waisner who teaches English II and IV, and on the right is Mr. Kern Brown, who teaches English III and Public Speaking. All students of Sheridan High are required to take at least three years of English to graduate. If a student wishes to take English a fourth year, he has the choice of a regular English course, or a college prep course. In all English classes one semester is devoted to the study of grammar and the second semester is devoted to literature, which includes many of Shakespeare’s works. In addition, most students are required to do research, write essays, give oral reports, and write a book report every six weeks. Below from left to right are: Mr. Johnson who teaches English I and II, and Journalism; Mr. Wood who has classes in English III and IV; Mrs. Sprague who instructs English II and III; and Miss Lyon who teaches English I and II. Social Studies Below: Miss J. Johnson, (left) who teaches American History, and Latin American History, glances through a book with Mr. Fuger, who teaches Geography, World History, and Geology. The most important courses in Sheridan High for preparing the student for future life as good citizens are taught in Social Studies classes. There, courses include Geography, World History, American History, Latin American History, Problems of Democracy, and International Relations. Geography, World History, and American History are graduation requirements. In order to keep up on today’s world affairs, every student is expected to study current events in weekly magazines. Below from left to right are: Mr. Ladd, who teaches Geography; Mrs. Embry who instructs American History, International Relations, and Problems of Democracy; and Mr. Lillibridge, who has classes in World History. Science In the varied courses of science taught at S.H.S. the students are taught the science of life and living organisms, and in Chemistry they are taught the composition of substances and their transformation. As the nation forges ahead in scientific achievements, more and more scientists are needed. Above from left to right are: Mr. Lodge, who teaches Chemistry and Physics; Mr. Allen, who instructs classes in Biology I and II; Mr. Harrington, who teaches Biology; and Mr. Nielson, who teaches General Science and Technical Science. Commercial The Commercial courses include Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping I and II, and Business Arithmetic. A new member to the Commercial department, Miss Mellum, ’■ teaThes Shorthand and Typing. These courses are very valuable to those planning to enter the business world. Above are Mr. Renkel (left) who teaches Bookkeeping and Business Arithmetic; Miss Mellum (middle) who teaches Shorthand and Typing; and Mr. Boint (right) who instructs his classes in Typing. Below is Mr. Flannigan who teaches Distributive Education, and is also the Boys Counselor. Distributive Education A new course offered to the students of Sheridan High, is distributive education, which is taught by Mr. Flannigan. Mr. Flannigan is also the Boys’ Counselor this year. Physical Education Students are required to take two ears of Physical Education for graduation from Sheridan High. These are taken in the Freshman and Sophomore years. Students learn many varied and interesting sports while they keep physically fit. Vocational In order to meet the problems of later life, students are offered a wide choice of vocational subjects. These include General Shop, Agriculture I, II, and III, Woodworking I and II, Mechanical Drawing I and II, Marriage and Family and Home Ec. I and II. Above from left to right are Mr. Moore, who teaches Mechanical Drawing, Woodworking, and general Shop; Mrs. Phillips, who teaches Home Ec and Marriage and family relations; and Mr. Hartwig, who instructs his classes in Agriculture. Languages Two languages, Latin and Spanish, are included in the curriculum at Sheridan High. Latin gives the students a better understanding of our own language, and also the culture of the ancient Romans. Spanish will prove very valuable in our relations with our Latin American neighbors. Above from left to right are Mrs. Owens, who teaches Latin; Mrs. Farrens, who instructs Latin and English I; and Mr. Straley, who has classes in Spanish and World History. Below is Miss Schlattman, who teaches classes in Girls Physical Education. Mr. Ayers, Boys Physical Education Instructor is not pictured. Above is Mrs. Marie Avery who instructs her Above is Miss Hansen, the librarian, giving some helpful advice classes in art. to one of the students of Sheridan High. Art Art is taught by Mrs. Avery, who has a busy schedule to keep pace with. For half a day she teaches classes at the high school, then travels around the grade schools. The main project of the art students is painting Christmas posters, which decorate the lower halls of S.H.S. before the approaching holiday. Library The Sheridan High School library is kept in order by Miss Hansen. This library is very well stocked with interesting and educational books of great use to the students. Many research books are available to the students, which offer assistance to one seeking term-paper information. The library is frequently used by students before and after school. Below are three music teachers, Mr. Avery (left) who teaches Band and English 1, Mr. Ruppel, who teaches choral groups and Mr. Wheeler, who teaches Orchestra. 18 Music Mr. Ruppel is the director of Vocal Music which includes Freshman Glee, Sophomore Chorus, A cappella Choir and Madrigal. The instrumental music is taught by Mr. Avery, who teaches band, and Mr. Wheeler, who has Orchestra practice during first period. Above are: Mr. Popovich, who teaches Plane Geometry and Solid Geometry; Mr. Cloyd who has classes in Algebra I and II; Mr. Yearous who instructs General Math and Algebra I; and Mr. Hunt, who teaches Plane Geometry and Algebra I. Mathematics The varied Mathematics or Math'’ courses include General Math, Algebra 1 and II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. To graduate from S.H.S., two years of Math are required. But to many, this requirement does not satisfy their thirst for greater knowledge in the field of mathematics, so they go on to take Algebra II and Solid Geometry. Math, as is said, keeps the brain stimulated and dusts the cobwebs from the corners. 19 CLASSES Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen — the students of Sheridan High School. These are the'scholars, the merrymakers, the athletes, the dramatists, the singers, the artists, and the other unsung heroes” whom we have been associated with this year at Sheridan High School. The triumphant Seniors, the enthusiastic Juniors, the progressive Sophomores, and even the Freshmen recruits, are pictured, for you, on the following pages of your 1959 Bronc. The Class of ’59 The Senior Class Officers on the Ball. Roger Linnett, Vice President; Joan Blanchard, Secretary; Ben Powell, President; Frankie Gillen, Treasurer Roger, Frankie, Joan, and Ben chalk up another strike for the Senior Class. THE SENIOR CLASS The class of ’59 boasts scholars, athletes, musicians, dramatists, comedians, and the fun lovers who may always be seen or heard doing their part in the activities of Sheridan High School. All merge to form the bulk of the Senior Class. Although not all of us are scholars, musicians, or athletes, we still possess the fierce pride in our class which over the years has resulted in unity and success in every undertaking. Our class, known for its exotic and novel ideas, produced the 1958 Junior-Senior Prom, Some Enchanted Evening,” which will be remembered as the best ever. We leave the Class of ’59 to Memory. May she preserve it well. 22 Seniors DENISE AKSAM1T Intramural Sports, Pep Club. RICHARD ALLEN Brimingharr, High School, Detroit, Michigan; Intramural Sports, Basketball Champions. PERRY A. AMES Billings Senior High, Billings, Montana; F.F.A. ■ RICHARD ANDERSON Class Plays, Intramural Sports, Chorus. Prom Committee. BARBARA BAKER, National Thespian Soc. Class Plays. Ock Staff. G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs, Orchestra, F.T.A., Band. Pep Club. Debate Club. Follies, District Band, District Orchestra, Prom Committee. State Speech Festival. GEORGE BARTLETT Intramural Sports. Speedball Champs. Distributive Education Club. BILL BERTRAND Intramural Sports. COLLEEN ARBOGAST G.A.L. Chorus. JUDY BAMBOLIS Hahn Campus School, Wayne, Nebraska; Ock Staff, Managing Editor, Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Intramural Sports. Chorus, F.N.A. Pep Club. LEON BAKER Intramural Sports. TOM BELDING Intramural Sports, Band, Music Clinic District Band, Prom Committee. JERRY BLAKEMAN Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Student Leader. JOAN BLANCHARD Ashland Senior High School, Ashland, Oregon; Class Officer, Secretary. National Thes-piaa Soc., Class Plays, Ock Staff, Quill Sc Scroll, G.A.L., President, Student Leader. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs, Pep Club, Debate Club, Girls State Alternate, Follies, Director, State Speech Festival, Prom Committee. TOM BOHNSACK Class Plays, Bronc Staff, Photographer, V.E.S. DAVE BUSS S Club, Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Bronc Basketball, Captain, Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, Track, Free Throw Champion, All District Basketball. MICHAEL BOOTH Student Council, Class Officer, Pres., Class Plays, sets, S Club Secretary - Treasurer. Bronc Football, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball. Ping Pong, Wrestling, Heavy Weight Champ, Track, Chorus, Prom Committee. CHARLENE JANE BUTKAY G.A.L., Chorus, F.T.A. JERRY BOHNSACK Student Council. S Club. Wrestling. Bronc Football. Colt Football, Intramural Sports, Track. NADINE BOLEY F.H.A.. G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball Champs, F.N.A., Pep Club. President. LOTHAR BULLINGA Gallatin High School, Bozeman, Montana; Intramural Sports, Track, Science Club. DENTON BUSS National Thespian Society. S Club, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, Track. All State Football. F. H. A.. Los Buscadores, G. A.L.. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs. F.T.A.. Pep Club, Debate Club. ANN CARREL ELLA CARROLL Ock Staff, F.H.A., G.A.L.. Intramural Sports, Basketball. Volleyball, Champs, Chorus, A Cappella, Operetta, Prom Committee. BRUCE COLLINS Student Council, Class Plays, Bronc Staff. Sports, Editor, F.F.A., Quill Scroll, Wres-tling, Bronc Football. Colt Football, Colt Basketball. Intramural Sports, Track, Debate Club. Boys State, Prom Committee. ANNE CONNOR Los Buscadores, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, F.T.A. CHARLES CUSTIS Class Plays, Intramural Sports, Dance Band, Band, All State Band, All District Band, Orchestra, Orchestra Clinic. LINDA DREGOIW Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Class Plays Sets and Make-up, Art Club, G. A. L. Intramural Sports, Baseball Champs, Chorus. F.T.A., Pep Club, Girls State Alternate, co-head Chairman Prom Committee, Prom Server, District Music Festival. CHARLES CATRON Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs. Spcedball Champs. TOM COLYER Class Plays, Colt Football. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Speedball Champs, Chorus. MARILYN CORNELIUS Honor Society, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Madrigal. Chorus, A Cappella. Operetta, F.N.A., Alternate to Girls State, Follies, Prom Committee, Music Festival, District and State. LARRY DAVIS F.F.A., Sentinel. Intramural Sports. SUZANNE DUMONT F.N.A. 26 CAROLYN EDWARDS Art Club, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Chorus, F.N.A., Pep Club, Science Club, Librarian, Prom Committee, Girls State-Alternate. JOHN ELKIN Intramural Sports, Chorus. CHARLES ELLIS Art Club, Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, Basketball. Speedball, Champs. NORBERT FAASS Cheyenne High School, Cheyenne, Wyoming. JACQUELINE FERGUSON G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Orchestra, Chorus, A Cappella, F.T.A., All District Band, Pep Club. ADAM FELDE F.F.A.. Wrestling. DAVE FILBERT Los Buscadores, Colt Football, Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champions. SUSAN EDWARDS Student Council, Class Plays, Class Officer, Secretary. Bronc Staff, Layout Editor, Quill 8c Scroll, G. A. L. Intramural Sports, Pep Club, Debate Club, 1st Alternate to Girls State, Prom Committee, Journalism Weekend. HARRY ELLIOT Intramural Sports. MARY ESKEW Chorus. JANETTE FLETCHER G. A. L. Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, Chorus, A Cappella, Operetta. Lead, F.N.A., Pep Club, District Music Festival, State Music Festival. BILL FRISTAM intramural Sports. Badminton Champ. TOM GEORGE Honor Society, Vice Pres., Class Plays, S Club, Bronc Football, All State, Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports. Speedball Champs, Track, Chorus. Band. Follies, Junior Rotarian. DON GARRETSON Art Club, Secretary, Intramural Sports, Prom Committee, Distributive Education Club, President. CHARLES GIBBS Class Plays, Los Buscadores, S’ Club, Bronc Football, Manager, Bronc Basketball Manager, Intramural Sports, Speedball Champs, Track Manager, Chorus, Follies, JESSI. FRANCES GILLEN Class Officer, Treasurer, National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, Ock Staff, Managing Editor, Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Chorus, F.N.A., Vice President, Pep Club, Girls State, 2nd Place Voice of Democracy Speech Contest, Journalism Weekend, Prom Server, Follies, Prom Committee. BILLIE LOUISE GRAHAM Honor Society. National Thespian Soc., Treasurer Class Plays, Intramural Sports, District Band, Orchestra, Ensemble, Chorus, F.T.A. Secretary, Band. 28 LINDA HEIN G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Chorus, A Cappella, F.N.A., Pep Club, Prom Committee. GEORGE J. HILL Flathead High School. Kalis pell, Montana. SHARON GRAVES G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, F.N.A., Pep Club, Prom Committee. Alternate to Girls State. ED GREEN Bronc Football. Colt Football, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports. DEBBIE HOSFORD Kent School, Denver, Colorado; Los Buscadores. JOANNE HOVELAND Custer County High School. Miles City, Montana; F.N.A . A Cappella. CHARLES HARTWIG Honor Society, Student Council, President, Class Officer. Secretary, President. National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, S’ Club, President, Bronc Football, Co-Captain, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball, Softball Champs, Track, State Discus Champ. Chorus. Boys State. AH State Football, Jr. Rotarian, All State Lineman. 1st Elks Valuable Student and Leadership. PATRICIA HALL Intramural Sports, F.T.A. VIRGINIA HALL F.T.A.. DONNA HARDING G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Band. BILL HULL Pendleton. Senior High, Pendleton, Oregon; Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Operetta. JOHN HUNTER Class Plays, Stage, Ock Staff, S' Club, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball, Horseshoe. Ping-Pong. Badminton Champions, Track, Chorus, Prom Committee, All District Basketball. SANDRA JOHNSON Ock Staff, G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Chorus, Pep Club. RONALD KAISER Colt Football. Intramural Sports. KENT KEDL National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, Bronc Staff, Quill Scroll, S’ Club, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball, Colt Basketball. Intramural Sports. Track. Chorus. BILLIE HOWELL National Thespian Soc., Bronc Staff, Subscription Editor. Los Buscadores, Secretary, Quill Scroll, G.A.L.. Intramural Sports, Chorus, F.T.A.. Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, Prom Server, Prom Committee. ROBERTA JOHNSON Los Buscadores, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Deck Tennis, Badminton, Archery, Champs, F.N.A., Pep Club. JACK JOHNSTON Southeast High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. KAROLYN KANE St. Agnes Academy, Alliance, Nebraska; Intramural Sports. Chorus, F.N.A., Pep Club, F.F.A. Sweetheart, Prom Committee. LOU KEGERREIS 1 30 VALERIE JEAN KIMBLE F.H.A., G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs. Chorus, Pep Club. MELVIN KRENZELOK F.F.A., Wrestling, Intramural Sports. HENRY KUSEL ROBERT H. LANDEEN Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Class Plays, Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, Volleyball, Ping-Pong Champs, Instrumental Music, District Band, Orchestra, Operetta, Band, Science Club. Debate Club. President, 1st Alternate to Boys State, Follies, Prom Committee. EMI LIE LEHR National Thespian Society. Class Plays, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Baseball Champs, Chorus, F.T.A., Pep Club, Co-Head Chairman Prom Committee, Follies, District Music Festival. KEITH KLINKOSH S” Club, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball, Co-Captain, Colt Basketball, . Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, All District Basketball. ROGER KROUT Intramural Sports, Madrigal. A Cappella, Music Clinic, Music Festival, Operetta. DICK KUZARA Bronc Staff, S” Club. Bronc Football, Colt Football, Intramural Sports, Track Champ, Track, Chorus, Band, Science Club, President. DEANNA SUE LAWRENCE F.H.A., Chorus. DORIS ANN LEWIS National Thespian Society. Secretary, Class Plays, Ock Staff, Quill Scroll, G.A.L.. Intramural Sports, Chorus, A Cappella, F.N.A., F.T.A., Pep Club. Prom Committee, Junior Dramatics. 31 ROBERT LIGOCKI Wrestling, Intramural Sports. Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoe, Champs, Track, Follies. ROGER LINNETT Honor Society, President, Student Council, Vice Pres., Class Officer, Vice Pres., National Thespian Soc., Class Plays. S' Club, Bronc Football, Colt Football. Bronc Basketball. Colt Basketball. Intramural Sports, Boys State 2nd Alternate. Junior Rotarian. Follies. V SANDY LLOYD F.H.A. Treasurer, Secretary, Intramural Sports. Chorus, F.N.A., F.T.A., Pep Club. District Music Festival. RODNEY LIMING Intramural Sports. JANE LODGE Ock Staff, Proofreading Editor. Intramural Sports, Chorus. BARBARA JOYCE MADRON F.H.A. HAZEL LIVINGSTON G.A.L., Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Madrigal, Operetta, F. T. A. Historian, Science Club. BRICE LUEDTKE Class Plays, Los Buscadores. S' Club, Vice Pres. Wrestling, Bronc Football, Captain, Colt Football. Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Softball Champs, Track, Chorus. Debate Club, Outstanding Junior Football Player. DAN MARTINI Intramural Sports, Speedball Champs. Science Club. DOROTHY MAROSOK Class Plays, Sets, Make-up, G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, Chorus, F.N.A., Pep Club, District Music Festival. JANET LOUISE MARQUESS F.H.A., G.A.L. Intramural Sports. Basketball, Horseshoe. Champions. Chorus, F.T.A., Pep Club. JACK MAROSOK RON MARTINI Colt Football, Colt Basketball. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs. Chorus, Science Club, 2nd Place Local U.N. Contest. SANDRA MARSHALL Honor Society. Treasurer, Student Council. Class Officer, Secretary Vice Pres.. National Thespian Soc.. Class Plays, Bronc Staff. Layout Editor, Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Intramural Sports. Cheerleader, Head Colt and Bronc, Chorus, F.T.A., Pep Club, Girls State, D.A.R. Award. U.N. Contest State, U.N. Pilgrimage. Wyoming Automotive Christmas Scholarship. FAIRY MARTIN Niobrara County High School, Lusk, Wyoming; Natrona County High School, Casper, Wyoming; Art Club, Los Bus-cadores, A Cappella, Operetta. PEGGY MacCATHERINE Great Falls High School, Great Falls, Montana; G.A.L. Intramural Sports. Basketball. Volleyball, Horseshoe. Ping-Pong Champ, Chorus. F.N.A.. Pep Club. MARGARET MAY Butte Public High School, Butte. Montana; Class Plays. G.A.L.. Intramural Sports, Volleyball, Champs, Instrumental Music Band, Pep Club, Science Club, Vice Pres., Parliamentarian, Debate Club, District Band, Orchestra Clinic, Prom Committee. NIALA MEADOWS Class Plays, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Baseball Champions, Chorus, F.N.A.. F.T.A.. Pep Club, Follies. 33 larry McIntosh V.E.S. BARBARA MIRICH Newcastle High School, Newcastle, Wyoming; F.H.A. Intramural Sports; Chorus. TERRY MILNER Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champions; Band. DALLAS MITCHELL F.F.A. Treasurer, Parliamentarian; Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball Champs; V.E.S. MIKE MONTGOMERY Class Plays; Intramural Sports; Vocal Quartette, Chorus, A Cappella; Prom Committee; Prom Server; Music Clinic. STEVE MOREL Intramural Sports. ORVETTA RAE MORRIS F.H.A.; G.A.L.; Intramural Sports, Volleyball. Champions; F.N.A.; Pep Club; Junior Degree in F.H.A. Chapter Degree F.H.A. Representative To District as Reporter. CAROLE MOONEY Art Club; Los Buscadores; G. A. L.; Intramural Sports; Chorus; Pep Club. MARY MORGAN Gillette, High School, Gillette, Wyoming. WAYNE MORRISON F.F.A., Colt Football; Intramural Sports. 34 PATRICIA MULHOLLAND G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Student Leader; Chorus, Band, All District; District Festival, Pep Club. ELMER MILTON MYDLAND Los Buscadores. Intramural Sports, Band Clinic, District Band. TOM NEIGHBORS Student Council, Class Officer, President; Los Buscadores. S club, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Bronc Basketball. Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball Champs, Track, Chorus. GAROLD NEWTON Intramural Sports, Golf Champion, Chorus, Prom Committee. DARRLED OELSCHLAGER Intramural Sports. GLENN MURPHY Intramural Sports. Basketball Champions. SANDY NEERIEMER Ock Staff, Jr. Ed., co-editor; Quill and Scroll, G.A.L., Student Leader; Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoe. archery, softball. Deck Tennis Champions; Chorus, Music Festival, FNA Pep Club. Journalism Weekend. SANDY NEWCOMER G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Pep Club. ZOLA MAREATTA O DANIELS F.H.A., G.A.L., Pep Club. JAMES OLSON Honor Society, Student Council Class Plays, Sets, Bronc Staff, Business Manager, Quill Scroll, Intramural Sports, Tennis Doubles Champs, Speedbal! Champs, Chorus, A Cap pel la, President, Operetta. Science Club, Debate Club, Journalism Week - end. Prom Committee. All District Choir, Chorus Clinic, Junior Rotarian. 35 LINDA ONO F.H.A. LORA HELEN PARKER F.H.A., G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Horseshoe, Champions, F.T.A., Pep Club. LOYOLA PEDULLA Ock Staff, Exchange Editor, Art Club, Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Treasurer, Student Leader. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball Doubles Champion, Horseshoe. Archery, Softball, Deck Tennis. Champions, Chorus, District Music Festival, F.N.A.. Pep Club, Prom Committee, Journalism Weekend. CHIP PETRE Colstrip High School, Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, V.E.S. BENJAMIN POWELL JR. Honor Society, Student Council, Treas. Class Officer, Pres, Bronc Staff, Co-Editor, Quill Scroll. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball. Horseshoe. Tennis. Badminton, Soft-ball Champ, Follies, Orchestra. F.T.A. Historian, Vice President. Science Club, Debate Club, Boys State, Jr. Ro-tarian. All State Orchestra. Wyoming Student Council, Prom Committee, Journalism Weekend, JESSI. CAROLE OSGARD Ock Staff, Business Manager. Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball Champs, Badminton, Deck Tennis, Singles and Doubles Champ, Chorus, F.N.A., F.T.A., Pep Club, Journalism Weekend, Prom Committee. RICHARD DAVID PARKER Colt Basketball. Intramural Sports, Instrumental Music, Chorus, A Cappella, Operetta, Band. MARILYN PILCH Honor Society, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball Champs, Orchestra, F.N.A., Twirler, Drum Majorette. Band, Pep Club, Girls State Alternate. District Music Festival. WILMA PENCE F.H.A., G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Pep Club. PAUL PRICE 36 BOYD WILLIAM RADER JR. Class Plays, sets, Wrestling, Intramural Sports, Basketball Champions, Chorus, Prom Committee. MAURITA REDLE Honor Society, Treasurer, Student Council, Class Plays, Ock Staff, Jr. Ed, Co-Ed, Quill Scroll, G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Chorus, F.N.A. Secretary, F.T.A., Pep Club, President, Girls State. Girls Nation. 1st Alt., Homecoming Attendant, Journalism Weekend, State Student Council Convention, Prom Committee, 2nd Elks Leadership Contest, 3rd Place Elks Most Valuable Student. MARILYN ROLSTON Student Council, Class Plays. Bronc Staff, G.A.L., Intramural Sports, F.T.A., Pep Club, Girls State, 1st Place State Handicap Essay, Prom Committee. ED RASUMSSEN Intramural Sports, Vocal Quartet, Chorus, A Cappella, Operetta, Science Club, Debate Club, District Choir. Follies of '59, Madrigal. LELA REEVES G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Deck Tennis, Champions, Chorus. F.T.A., JESSI. Prom Committee. LOREN RASMUSSEN Intramural Sports, Band. Science Club, Debate Club. JAMES ROBERTS ' S Club, Wrestling, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Intramural Sports. Vocal Quartet. Chorus. A Cappella, Operetta, All State Guard, District Choir, Follies, Madrigal. SHARON LOU RANDALL Butte High School, Butte. Montana. F.N.A., F.T.A.. Pep Club. RONALD REED Intramural Sports, Speedball Champions. BILLIE ROSS G.A.L., Intramural Sports. 37 DIANA ROTELLINI Art Club, G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Instrumental Music, Madrigal, Chorus, A Cappella, F.T.A., Band, Pep Club. Debate Club, Secretary. TONIA RULLI Honor Society. Secretary. Student Council Secretary, Class Officer. Vice Pres., Treasurer. Class Plays, Make-up, Bronc Staff, Jr. Editor, Co-Editor, Los Buscadores, Treasurer, Quill Scroll, G.A.L. Board Member, Vice President, Secretary, Intramural Sports. Horseshoe, Ping-pong Champs. Cheerleader, Chorus. F.T.A. Secretary. Pep Club. Girls State, Homecoming Queen, Journalism Weekend, 3rd Place Elks Leadership. NANCY SACK G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Instrumental Music. Brass Sextette. Band. Pep Club, District Band, All State Band, Band Clinic. DWAINE SCHONER Honor Society, National Thespian Soc. President, Class Plays, Ock Staff. Art Editor, Art Club, Quill Scroll. Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Chorus. Accompanist, Operetta, FT.A., Band, Dance Band, Debate Club, Senior Chairman, Boys State, Junior Rotarian, Speech Festival, Follies. Clinic Band. Orchestra Clinic, Prom Committee. Semi-Finalist Merit Scholarship, 1st Place Elks Leadership Contest. 2nd Place Elks Most Valuable Student. LOU ANN SCHEUERMAK 38 NANCY ROTT Ock Staff, F.H.A., G.A.L. Intramural Sports, Basketball. Volleyball, Horseshoes, Ping-pong, Champs. Vocal Group, F.T.A. DON RUSSELL Dayton High School, Dayton. Wyoming; S” Club, Bronc Football. Bronc Basketball. Track, All District Basketball. TERRY SCHILLING Honor Society. President, Class Officer, Vice Pres. National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, Ock Staff, Quill Scroll, ”S” Club, Wrestling, Colt Football. Manager, Intramural Sports, Track, Manager. Dance Band. Operetta, Band, Science Club. Debate Club, Vice Pres.. Orchestra, Boys State, State Honor Band, State Speech Festival, Jr. Rotarian, 2nd Place Elks Leadership. BILL SCHOPF Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, Basketball. Speedball Champs. Chorus, Science Club. RUBY ANN SCHUTTE F.H.A., Intramural Sports, Vocal Group. A A BARBARA SHREVE F. F.A. Reporter, President, G. A.L., Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow.’’ DONNA MARIE SIKORA Intramural Sports, Horseshoe Champion. VIRGINIA SNYDER G.A.L. Chorus, A Cappella, Librarian F.N.A.. Band, Pep Club, District Music Festival. GEORGE SOLOMAN Honor Society, S' Club, Bronc Football, Colt Football, Intramural Sports, Track, Instrumental Music, F. T. A. Band, Junior Rotarian. ROY SPRACKLEN Central Senior High School. Springfield, Missouri; F.F.A. Delegate, President. DALE SHREVE F.F.A. Reporter. Vice President, Intramural Sports, Speed-ball, Champs, F.F.A. Judging Teams, Named Outstanding Boy Ag. 2 and Ag. 3. BONNIE SKAAR Honor Society, Class Officer, Secretary. G.A.L. Social Chairman; Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Accompanist, Vice President, Chorus. F. N. A. President, Pep Club, Vice President, Girls State, State Music Festival. Follies. SHELDON SOLLARS Colt Football. Intramural Sports, Chorus, Prom Committee. LINDA SMITH G. A. L. Intramural Sports, Basketball. Volleyball, Badminton, Champs, Instrumental Music, Brass Sextette. Chorus, F.N.A., F.T.A., Band, Pep Club, Band Clinic, District Band. JOE STIFFLER Honor Society. Vice Pres., National Thespian Soc. Publicity. Manager, Follies, Intramural Sports, Operetta, F.T.A.. President,-Band. Dance Band. Prom Committee, State Music Festival, Band Clinic, Junior Rotarian, Boys State. 39 NANCY TATE Honor Society, See., Student Council, Class Officer. Treas., National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, Bronc Staff, Quill Scroll, G.A.L., Intramural Sports. Ping-pong, Golf Champ. Cheerleader Head, Madrigal, Chorus, A Cappella, Operetta. F.N.A. Treasurer. Pep Club, Girls State, Girl's Nation. 1st Place Elks Leadership, Follies, American Legion Oratorical Contest, Speech Festival. DELORES TRUJILLO Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports, F.T.A. CARROT 1. TETSCHNER Colt Football, Intramural Sports, Speedball Champs. Chorus. LINDA THOMAS F.T.A. ELMER VEHNEKAMP Grey bull and Glenrock High Schools. National Thespian Soc., Class Plays, Los Buscadores, Intramural Sports. Basketball, Golf Champs. Science Club. TOM TEAGUE F.F.A. Treasurer. TWYLLA THOMAS Hardin Senior High, Hardin. Montana; Instrumental Music. Pep Club. JIM WALKER Intramural Sports, Wrestling. Distributive Education Club, Vice President. GARY THOMAS Bronc Basketball, Colt Basketball, Intramural Sports, Volleyball, Horseshoes, Ping-pong Champ. MARIA VALDEZ Douglas High School, Douglas, Wyoming; Pep Club. 40 RACHAEL WELLER F.H.A., G.A.L., Intramural Sports, Band, Pep Club. KAY WOLFE G.A.L., Student Leader, Intramural Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, Champions, Instrumental M u s ic , Madrigal, Chorus, A Cappella, F.N.A., Band, Prom Committee. BILL WRIGHT F.F.A. Parliamentarian, Secretary. Intramural Sports. Ping-Pong Champion. SHARON WOODHEAD Intramural Sports, Instrumental Music, Chorus, A Cappella, Band. NORMA WESTIKA G.A.L., Student Leader, Board Member, Intramural Sports. Horseshoe. Ping-pong, Baseball Champions. Rl JUDITH ANNE YAGER G.A.L., Student Leader, Chorus. A Cappella, Band, Pep Club. PAUL ZAWADA Bronc Football. Colt Football. Intramural Sports. Basketball, Volleyball Champions. 41 Junior Class Officers Left to right Dave Madia.........................President Ted George....................Vice-President Mary Jane Neighbors................Secretary Barbara Varney.....................Treasurer Class rings Class plays Cow town Prom 42 That's the Juniors! Karen Aksamit Bruce Alden Donna Andrie Clayton Arbogast Clinton Arbogast Steve Arnold Joyce Babione George Baker Barbara Ball Pete Ball Paddy Bard Robert Beall Gene Beaton Ann Belmont Marilee Bentzen Bill Berta Rodney Bisbee Linda Blank Don Bloxom Joe Bolin Peggy Bondi Dennis Bourret Marvin Bowkett Walita Boyd Tony Boynton Dershie Bridgeford Sandra Browne Tory Brown Georgia Butler Pat Carlson John Champion Del Church Sharon Collins Linda Cook Willard Cook Larry Cooper Roger Cotton Doug Couch Jean Couch Steve Cox Bob Culver Jim Culver Vernon David Maria Davies Bruce Delaney Virginia DePue Bob Diefenderfer Jim Douglas Dorothy Duncan Ben Dunning Roy Dygert Kathy Dvorak Francis Ellis Helen Ferguson Ines Franklin Gary Galbreath Beth Gale Judy Garner Maxine Garrett Joe Gariffa Ted George Ken Gilbert Joe Gilkey John Gillespie Weldon Godwin Carol Gorman Dave Goswick Bill Gracey Shirley Graves Mike Green Myrna Dawn Grotz Bill Grunkenmeyer Margaret Guy Don Gwinn Wayne Hale Deanna Hall Cecil Halstead Bob Hammond Ann Hansen Jim Harrod Lenora Haugen Roger Harvey Jack Hayward Dale Heath Mike Hicks Richard Hlousek Roma Hoffman Glen Hopkins Frank Horseley Sharon Hosburg Karen Jacobs Joanne Jensik Howard Johnson Robin Johnson Tony Johnson Marty Jones Jack Kekich Sharon Keithler Jack Kelley Georgia Kinter Don Knievel Larry Knievel John Kobielusz Paul Koltiska Donna Kreger Claude Kruse Theron Kulcsar Bob Lackman Joan Laxson Allen Lee Colleen Legerski Dave Legerski Stanley Legerski William Legerski Pat Legocki Mary Lyne Lepper Bonnie Lewis Chuck Lonabaugh Richard MacCatherine Barbara Macha Dave Madia Dave Manderfield Jackie Manning Bob Marron John Marron Delores Marosok David Martini Cathy McDowell Tom Meyer Charles Miller Judy Miller Marilyn Miller Robert Miller Sarah Mills Vesta Mock Michele Mooney Marylee Moreland Roy Moore Milton Morris Clarence Myhre Mary Jane Neighbors Pat Nelson Deanna Noecker Jerry Noecker Sheila Nottingham John O'dell Judy Oliver Mary Orr Martin Owens Mason Page Frank Parker Charlotte Parobeck Delpha Parrish Pat Patterson Roxie Pedulla Lloyd Pendergraft Margie Perkins Ed Pilch Doug Portwood Nancy Puett Kathy Pruett Mary Jo Quintana Bill Ragan Ann Ridle Gean Robinson Dee Rogers Marilyn Roth Marsha Russell Frank Rotellini Everett Schilling Melba Salveson Judy Schneider John Schonberg Jim Schwartz David Scrutchfield Eugene Shreve Pam Sheeley Barbara Sieweke Harold Skaar Glenn Smith Norma Steel Myrna Stiles Ron Stolcis Karl Swedeluis Sondra Swearingin Herbert Terry Karen Tetschner Bob Thompson Phyllis Thompson Don Thrush Jim Trembath Nancy Tryner Barbara Varney Rose Vinzant John Wantul'ok Sandra Wantulok John Warnke Athena West Guy West Mary Jo White Sherrell Willey John Wilson Jo Ann Wimer Dave Withrow Wanda Woodhead Audrey Wondra Martha Wright Dick Yager Richard Yarrington The Jolly Juniors 49 Class of ’61 Class of ’61 going places. Officers pictured above are: Barb Ault, Treasurer; Barb Humphreys, Secretary; Celia Campbell, Vice President; Bob Hartwig, President. Tony Admas Kenny Aksamit Tony Anton Karen Augsback Barbara Ault Clifford Ayes Ron Baker Donna Bambolis Alan Barbour Gary Bare Donald Barnhart Jerry Bennett John Bibro Alva Billings Jean Blakeman Judy Blakemen Bill Blanchard Bill Bobbitt Veronica Boley Sharon Bortle Nancy Brittain Bruce Browne Don Brutlag Alice Burgon Kit Burden Frank Burr Richard Bury Marilyn Butkay Celia Campbell Bert Carlovata Pete Carroll Tom Catron Sally Champion Charles Clark Ky Collins Marva Colyer Sue Compton Kathy Conway Alice Cooper Virginia Cooper Diana Cotton Garry Daniels lanice Daniels Judy Davidson Lowell Davis Lyle Davis Mike Delaney Harris Dickey Rita Downing Marcelene Doyle Walline Drake Judy Dregoiw Ruth Driskill Mary Ann Dumont Carole Ennis Doug Estis Nancy Fair Dorothy Fauber Dick Fletcher Karen Floretta James Focht Don Ford Karen Fox John Fradet Kay Franklin Lois Frisbie John Gale Chan Geer Glenda German Sherry 11 Gibson Robert Gillis Karen Good Priscilla Gorman Arleen Gossit Nora Gossit Marilyn Green Barbara Grunkemeyer Nancy Guster Mike Guerrero Dorothy Hagen Craig Hall Carline Hammontree Sandy Hansen Marvin Harding Robert Hartwig Oliver Haugen Buddy Hawkins Barbara Hayhome Bob Hayes Nancy Hayes Rita Hienz Weslee Hicks Delene Highstreet Dale Hilpert Carol Hoaglan David Hoblit Sharon Horton Randy Hough Jack Houeland Jerry Hoyer Barbara Humphreys Myrtle Hurt Penny Johnson Roger Keahey Don Keef Alana Kennicott Sharon Klinkosh Joe Kosma Bob Nelson John Newton. Diana Novakovich Jay Nugent Terry O'Brien Penny Oslund Jean Legoski Jim Lewis John Lewis Nancy Long Margo Loss Lyle Massaro Jerry Jacobson f Lynn Janney Beth Jenkins Beverly Johnson Dave Johnson Frank Johnson Janice Kreger Virginia Krezelok Sharon Kristy Catherine Kusel Jackie Lee Floyd Legerski Rose Mane Matejovitz Starr Mauch George Mavrakis David McClintock Jim McNealey Don Meich Carolyn Miller Roland Miller Donna Mitchell Judy Moon June Morgan Eddie Murphy Elmo Overseth Don Palmer Mary Ann Parrish Linda Parker Rocky Pedulla Virginia Pelesky David Phillips Clarke Pollard June Puzukanich Richard Rader Robert Rader Dorothy Reed Linda Reed Virginia Reed Bob Reinhart Clell Riesen Emery Roberts Gay Rogers Wesley Rollins Marty Rosenthal James Ross Larry Ruckle Nancy Rutherford Tonia Ryan Eileen Salveson Rosemary Saunders Loretta Sencff Kenny Scott Dave Scrutchfield Cynthia Schilling Ernie Selig Bill Shackelford Gloria Shaw Joe Silla Linda Sivers Mary Jane Slutz Donna Smith Gary Smith Lee Smith Sylvia Smith Robert Sow ad a June Sparks Keith Stevenson Kenny Stevenson Elaine Story Gwyn Strand Elgin Streeter Ted Swartz Jim Swearingin Kenny Swearingin Glenn Sweem Vickie Taylor Marshall Thayer Patty Thompson Jane Toman Sue Troxlcr John Twiss Charlotte Veach Thomas Verly Barbara Voogd Harriet Washburn Bob Way Karen Webb Arthur Westika Frank Whitham Jim Wilkerson Linda Will Dennis Wilson Eddie Wilson Stanley Woinoski Frank Wootton John Workman Gary Wynne Carol Zullig Dave Legerski Jerry Pihlak Jerry Scott NOT SHOWN Curtis Butler Irvine Duncan Jeanice Hartman Jack Hayward Lyle Hurt Tom Jelly Jerry Noecker Bill Rathburn Don Roberts Ron Schilling Richard Scrutchfield James Trembath Diane Witten Jim Witten 55 The Freshman Class The Freshman Class Officers are, from left to right: Pat MacCatherine, Vice President; Joana Takach, Treasurer; Dennis Green, President; and Patti Crawford, Secretary. Their Sponsors are Mr. Allen and Miss Lyon. Herbert Achenbach Larry Adams Herbert Adams Barbara Anderson Merrill Ames Jim Arnieri Karen Ayles Wayne Bacon Larry Baker Bill Baker Donna Baker Keith Bales Kay Banen Beverly Bartlett Shirley Barbula Gary Bateman Virginia Birchby Nicky Birchby t Marilyn Bell Tom Blackledge Ina Blakemen Leroy Bohnsaek Judy Boyd Vivian Briggs Phil Brittain Jerome Brown Kathy Brouwer Jane Brunsell June Catterall Sara Catterall Tom Christensen Elmer Clark Kay Clifford Joanne Cloyd Peggy Collins Robb Connor Barry Cook Steve Cook Lucretcia Cook Opal Cook Sylvia Cook Charlene Cool Jackie Cooper Darlene Copple Dixie Cosby Lois Cox Margaret David Nona Deifenderfer Loretta Dodson Dorothy Doerr Beverly Douglas Judy Eads Susan Ebzery 57 Bill Edwards Ann Elder Ken Ellenwood Dennis Elliott Ernae Endicott Mike Enzi Boh Ewan Dick Fahrizina Susan Ferguson Dick Fjell Pat Foster lim French Sherrill Fritz Linda Garretson John Greenfield Bruce Griffeth Linda Grooms Beatrice Guerrero Melvin Guffey Jerry Halin Alan Hall David Hamilton Nancy Hammond Deanna Harhel Tom Harding Dorothy Heezen Charles Heizke Ginny Hi I pert Orval Hoaglan Kathy Holmden Carole Holsinger Kenna Howell Beverly Jacobs Margaret Jensik Jocelyn Johnson 58 Karen Kinley Don Knecht Tom Knicvcl John Koltiska Irene Lardner Charles Larsen Elena Larrechea Dwight Layton Eugene Legerski Tom Lcgocki Lynn Lewis Larry Ligocki David Linker Alan Lloyd Donna Lohrbach Andy Louie Judy Lund Pat McCatherine 59 Sylvia May Gary Me Allister Carol McCalla Sharon McCoy Rena Me Holland Jack Miller Donna Miller Carole Morel Willa Morris Peggy Moyer Bill Musgrave Mcrvin Mydland Jay Nance Judy Nay Susan Neighbors Nels Nelson Ginger Newton Pat O’Dell Sylvia Oltion John Palmer Joe Panetta Tom Parker Penny Penson Marla Pilcher Tom Powell John Pruett Joyce Rainier Bill Randall Judy Rinker Bill Roc Ellen Robb Rebecca Robinson Cheryl Rogers Renee Rotellini Claudia Roush Don Sabo Jack Sampson Lorraine Sampson Penny Schilling Mary Schonberg Eleanor Schreibeis Herb Schroder Bill Schwartz Nancy Selig Richard Shackelford Eon Shafer Sheryll Shafer John Shassetz Ted Shipley Margaret Shork Gary Shreve Sheila Shreve Karen Simmons Linda Skaar Lorraine Skaar Ann Sorahan Nancy Spraklen Harold Stanbridge Bill Steel Larry Stephens Alice Stroup John Sturtz Carol Swan 61 Freshmen in class, and between classes Study and Play??? Tom Terry Donna Thayer Marcia Thex Gloria Therlwell Phyllis Tomes Terry Thompson DeanTrembath Tom Lopez Silvano Trujillo Bill Tulley Nellie Varney Bill Vehnekamp Adamay Verley Larry Wakefield Mary Wakefield Barry Waker Lyle Walts Regina Wantulok Jack Wasson Leonard Wagner Karen Wehr Rowena Weller Diana West Karen White Doreita Wiberg Jonalee Wilkins Carol Williams Peggy Wolfe Rebecca Woods Albert Yalowizer Norman Yentzer Marilyn Wondra 63 ORGANIZATIONS As Freshmen we were urged to join. As Sophomores we participated. As Juniors we toiled. As Seniors we led. Arduous work plus enjoyment are the main characteristics of Sheridan High School organizations. In belonging to these organizations, we put our imaginations to work and together with our sponsors, we achieve satisfaction. Student Council Above: Ben Powell, Roger Linnett, Chuck Hart-wig, Nanci Tate, Tonia Rulli, Sue Edwards, Seniors; Jonnie Lee Wilkins and Steve Cook, Freshmen. Right: Dave Madia, Bob Hammond, Ted George, Vernon David, Beth Gale, Juniors; Dale Hilpert, Ruth Driskill, and Ky Collins, Sophomores. Below: Chuck Hartwig, President; Roger Linnett, Vice President; Tonia Rulli, Secretary; and'Ben Powell, Treasurer. The gavel, a sign of government, is the symbol of the Student Council. The representatives are chosen in the spring for the following year; four sophomores, six juniors, and six seniors are elected and ready to go in the fall when school starts. The two freshman representatives are chosen in the fall. One of the activities of the Student Council is to keep up the standards of the school. They also participate in the Freshman Orientation, by giving speeches to the new students. Under the leadership of Miss Johnson, the Student Council serves as a link between the students and the faculty. The group is one of both government and leadership. 66 National Honor Society Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are qualifications of the members of National Honor Society. Members are chosen by faculty-student vote on the basis of these qualifications every spring and fall. Fall elections are open only to seniors while spring elections include members of the outgoing Junior class as well as members of the Senior class. Only the upper one-third of the two classes are eligible for election into N.H.S. A few of the society's activities include decorating the school Christmas tree and sponsoring the singing Valentines each year. Mr. Popovich is the sponsor. Left: Back Row: Roger Linnett, Charles Hartwig, and Tom George; Fifth Row: Joe Stiffler, George Soloman, Jim Olson; Fourth Row: Dwaine Schoner, Terry Schilling, Ben Powell; Third Row: Bob Lan-deen, Maurita Redle, Nancy Tate; Second Row: Bonnie Skaar, Tonia Rulli, Billie Graham; Front Row: Sandy Marshall, Marilyn Pilch. Marilyn Cornelius, and Linda Dregoiw. ° V 67 Back row: Terry Schilling, Dwaine Schoner, Jim Olson, Kent Kedle, Bruce Collins, Ben Powell, Sandy Neeriemer; Second row: Sandy Marshall, Sue Edwards, D Ann Rogers, Billie Howell, Beth Gale, Judy Bamblois, Carol Osgard, Wanda Woodhead, Front row: Marsha Russel, Loyalla Pedulla, Maurita Redle, Frankie Gillen, Tonia Rulli Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international honor organization for high school journalists. The requirements are: A candidate must be in the upper third of his class in scholastic standing; must be a junior or senior at the time of election; must have done superior management. Members elected from Bronc staff must have been a member of the staff for two years. All members must be recommended by either Mr. Boint or Mr. Johnson. Left: Sandy Neerimer and Maurita Redle, Co-editors of Ocksheperida: and Tonia Rulli and Ben Powell, Editors of Bronc. Art Club Back row: Mrs. Avery, Sponsor, Jim Roberts, Sharon Woodhead, Linda Grooms, Jerry Bennet, Ron Filmore, Lou Kegerreis, Mary Lou Moreland. Third Row: Loyola Pedulla, Marilyn Miller, Lora Parker, Carole Mooney, Deanna Noeker, Mickey Mooney, Fairy Martin, Francis Ellis. Front Row: Evertt Schilling, Linda Dregoiw, Don Garretson, Carolyn Edwards. Evertt Schilling, Treasurer; Linda Dregoiw, Secretary; Don Garretson, Vice President; Carolyn Edwards, President. The Art Club is an honorary organization in which one must receive a semester A” in art before he may become a member. The officers are the members with the largest number of semester A's. Each spring the seniors in the organization give a private exhibit of paintings in various downtown windows. During the Christmas season the halls on first floor are artistically decorated with the over-sized Christmas Cards made by the various art classes. Mrs. Avery is the sponsor of the Art Club. 69 Thespians The National Thespian Society is an organization devoted to the advancement of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. Entrance is on a point basis and is limited to the Junior and Senior classes. Points are earned by acting in plays, building sets, or working on lighting, make-up or advertising. To keep your standing in Thespians, you must take an active part in all productions. Mr. Brown, Roger Linnett, Ted George, Bob Landeen, Joe Stiffler. Row Two: Frankie Gillen, Billie Howell, Sandra Marshall, Chuck Hartwig, Kent Kedl. Row Three: Nancy Tate, Linda Dregoiw, Emilie Lehr, Barbara Baker, Joan Blanchard. Row Four: Doris Lewis, Secretary, Dwaine Schoner, President, Billie Graham, Treasurer. Bill Schopf, Bob Landeen, Charles Gibbs. Row Two: Nancy Gustcr, Bill Fristam, Marilyn Roth, Dave Filbert, Linda Blanc, Barbara Siewieke. Row Three: Linda German, Gay Rogers, Delores Trujillo, Dorothy Duncan, Mickey Mooney. Row Four: Glen Sweem, Bill Rathburn, Robin Johnson, Brice Luedtke, Kent Kedl. Row Five: Tonia, Rulli, Treasurer, Billie Howell, Secretary, Dave Madia, President, Barbara Humphreys, Vice-President. 70 The Follies of ’58 The Follies of '58 was a hilarious stage show with high school talent. The Follies was a novel experiment sponsored by the National Thespian Society. The experiment developed into such a tremendous success that it was proclaimed an annual event. s c I E N C E C L U B SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDE . . . Linda Reed, Ray Wood, Nels Nelson, Judy Boyd, Mr. Nielson, Ed Rasmussen, Jane Brunsel, Rena McHolIand, Mervin Midland, Don Sabo, Barbara Varney, Mr. Allen, Tom Black, Lynn Lewis, Harriet Washburn, Dick Kuzara, Sandy Brown, Bob Landeen, Loren Rasmussen. The Science Club is a relatively new club with Mr. Nielson and Mr. Allen as co-sponsors. V E S CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDE . . . Don Brutlag, John Bilbro, Ron Stolcis, Chip Petre, Wayne Hale, Larry McIntosh. Visual Education Staff is the name for the group who show films and run the sound equipment at assemblies. 72 First row: Linda Ono, Norma Jelly, Doretta Wiberg, Nellie Varney, Dorothy Fauber, Glenda German, Merry Jo White, Sharon McCoy, Janice Daniels, Marilyn Roth, Donna Kreger, Sharon Klinkosh, Lora Parker, Judy Eads, Mary Allred, Carol Miner. Second row: Regina Wantulok, Reba Maddux, Carol Williams, Diana Gorzalka, Barbara Shreve, Sandy Lloyd, Nora Gossett, Pat Legocki, Mary Lou Mitchell, Donna Smith, Karen Good, Judy Miller. Third row: Carolyn Miller, Judy Kiester, Phyllis Tomes, Deanna Harbel, Barbara Madron, Wilma Pence, Sheila Nottingham. Maria Davies, Sue Compton, Betty Manderfield, Barbara Voogd, Carlene Hammontree, Barbra Ault, Janet Marquess, Deanna Lawrence. The club was led by Barbara Shreve and sponsored by Mrs. Jean Phillips. FHA So that they may insure a better life for themselves and their families tomorrow, the Future Homemakers of America are striving to learn to live well today. Realizing the importance of a secure family to our nation, these homemakers of the future are learning to take their proper place in the maintenance of a free, democratic country. The Sheridan Chapter, only one division in an international organization, was organized in 1945, and serves to provide its members with the opportunity to use their homemaking skills garnered in the regular educational curriculum. During the year the forty-five FHA'ers carried on various projects such as the selling of Christmas corsages and earrings. 7® “S” Club S” Club is the honorary lettermen's organization for athletes in S.H.S. Membership is restricted to boys who have earned a letter in varsity sports, (football, basketball, and track). One of the objects of this club is to uphold the ideals of good sportsmanship and the honor of the school. Third row: Bob Hartwig, Solomen, Hopkins, Hilpert, Linnett, Skaar, Buss, Roberts, Miller. Second row: Westika Baker, Hunter, George, Kedle, Madia, Arnold, Kuzara Rotellini. First row: Geer, Schilling, Chuck Hartwig, President; Brice Luedtke, Vice President; Mike Booth, Secretary-treasurer, Bohnsack, Buss, Lonabough, Klinkosh. 74 Pep Club PEP CLUB members include: picture one: Smith, Sack, Reed, Pedulla, Blakcman, Hayhome, Miller, Valdez, Riddle, Nelson, Rolston, Fergusan, Salveson, Dvorak, Salveson, Carrel, Boley, Wimer, Varney, Keithler, L. Lepper, Wright, Cook, Edwards, Gale, Hansen, Pilch, Wantulok, Thompson, Sieweke, Sheely, Humphrys, Lehr, Marshall, Howell, Nottingham, Redle, Orr, Meadows, Daniels, Tate, Skaar, Meighbors, Marosok. Second Picture: Shaw, Wondra, Aksamit, Belmont, Hein, Marosok, Hammontree, Ennis, Long, Drake, Krezelok, Brittain, Floretta, Graves, Schneider, Browne, Randell, Hansen, Jenkins, Collins, Augsback, Mooney, Johnson, Klinkosh, Bortle, Miller, Adams, Hall, McDowell, Bridgford, Gillen, Baker, May, Driskill, Good, Kreger, Ault, Legoski, Grunkemeyer, Matejovitz, Lee, Pelesky, Kreger, Manning, Sivirs, Moon, Ryan, Fox, German, Heinz, Mauck, Colyer, Burgon, Guster, Gorman, Loss. Third Picture: Woodhead, Edwards, Tecschner, Quintana, Janney, Blanchard, Franklin, Lloyd, Frisbie, Totman, Downing, Hosburg, Puzukanich, Taylor, Fussell, Slutz. Aksamit, Larson, Davies, Blank, Pedulla, Hayes, Nanakanich, Johnson, Rotellini, Thomas, Dregoiw, Sparks, Thompson, Parker, Will, Perkins, Zullig, Weller, Bondi, Oslund, Smith, Hicks, Kristy, Fair, Troxler, Dregoiw, Parobeck, Roth, Veach, Kinter G.A.L.—President Joan Blanchard; Secretary Tonia Rulli; Social Chairman, Phyllis Thompson; Badminton Chairman, Roxie Pedulla; Table Tennis, Archery, Ruth Driskill; Soft ball, tennis, Sharon Klin-kosh; Vice President, Mary Jo Quintana; Treasurer, Lyola Pedulla; Historian, Joan Loxson; Deck Tennis, Volleyball, Barbara Varney; Horse Shoes, Basketball, Barbara Humphrey. Girls Athletic League, GAL, is one of the largest and most active organizations in Sheridan High School. In order to become a member, a girl must have earned 100 points in girls intramural sports. Awards are; S” letter for 700 points, sweater-1500 points, and 2000 points pen for 2000 points. These awards are all earned in Girls intramural program. Miss Schlattman is the advisor of G.A.L. 76 Girls Athletic League First row—Priscilla Gorman, Karen Fox, Linda Dregoiw, Karen Floretta, Dorothy Duncan, Kay Franklin, Glenda Germann, Nancy Guster, Sue Edwards, Marilyn Butkay, Sharon Bortle, Judy Blakeman, Donna Mae Adams, Alice Burgon, Marva Colyer, Derishi Bridgford, Judy Dregoiu, Judy Bocek, Joyce Babione; Second row—Sharyl Gibson, Nancy Brittain, Karen Good, Ella Carroll, Carol Gorman, Charlene Butkay, Walline Drake, Alice Cooper, Karen Augsback, Barbie Grunkenmeyer, Ruth Driskill, Barbara Ault, Ann Carrol, Ky Collins, Nancy Fair, Barbara Baker, Beth Gale, Frankie Gillen; Third row—Linda Blank, Jean Blakeman, Sue Compton, Rita Downing, Nora Gossett, Maria Davies, Karen Aksamit, Joan Blanchard, Sally Champion, Myrna Dawn Grotz, Walita Boyd, Ann Belmont, Sandy Browne, Carole Ennis, Sharon Graves, Maxine Garrett. First row—Starr Mauck, Margo Loss, Nancy Hayes, Beverly Johnson, Rcba Maddux, Sharon Kristy, Mary Orr, Deanna Hall, Cathie McDowell, Janet Marguess, Hazel Livingston, Patty Mulhalland, Rita Heinz, Billie Howell, Sandy Marshall, Nila Meadows, Peggy MacCatherine, Wesiee Hicks; Second row—Sharon Klinkosh, Penny Oslund, Delcne Highstreet, Rose Marie Matejovitz, Virginia Krezelok, Janice Kreger, Barbara Humphrys, Penny Johnson, Pat Legocki, Colleen Legerski, Jackie Manning, Dorothy Hagen, Judy Miller, Emilie Lehr, Sandy Hansen, Beth Jenkins, Jean Legoski, Mickey Mooney; Third row—Carole Osgard, Maggie May, Barbara Hayhome, Sharon Kcith-ler, Mary Lynne Lepper, Mary Jane Neighbors, Delores Marosok, Lynn Janney, Sheila Nottingham, Joan Laxson, Linda Hein, Sandy Neericmer, Judy Lee Oliver, Vesta Mock, Dorothy Marosok, Nancy Long, Barbara Macha. Karen Jacobs. G. A. L First row—Mary Jane Slutz, Sylvia Smith, Toni Ryan, Nancy Puett, Cynthea Schilling, Charlotte Veach, Judy Schneider, June Sparks, Virginia Pelesky, Susan Troxler, Phyllis Thompson, JoAnn Wimer, Martha Wright, Judy Yager. Lora Parker, Marilyn Roth, Margie Perkins, Roxie Pcdulla, Charlatte Parveck; Second row—Gloria Shaw-, Gaye Rogers, Linda Will, Linda Parker, Carol Zullig, Virginia Snyder, DeAnn Rogers, Sherrill Willey, Barbara Varney, Diana Rotillini, Mary Jo Quintana. Bonnie Skarr, Tonia Rullie, Maurita Redie, Marilyn Pilch, Karen Tetschner; Third row—June Puzahanich, Jane Totman, Wilma Pince, Sandra Swearngin, Patty Thompson, Lee Smith. Marylin Rolston, Lyola Pedula, Linda Smith, Nancy Sack, Lela Reeves, Virginia Reed, Rose Vinsant, Ann Ridle, Pam Sheeley, Marsha Russel, Wanda Woodhead, Linda Reed. 78 Ben Powell, Joyce Babayon, Hazel Livingston, Billy Graham, Joe Stifler—FTA officers. Hazel Livingston; Joe Stifler, Billy Graham, Ben Powel, Joyce Babayon-Marylon Butke, Wanda Woodhead, Marsha Russel Harrit Washberg, Sandy Wantelock, Ann Hanscn-Barbara Baker, Linda Smith, Deloris Lewis, Carol Ennis, Sharon Klinkosh. Susan Troxler, Sharon Kristi, Ruth Driskil, Barbara Hayhome, Reta Haynes-Linda Degriw-Karen Floretta, Karan Good, Penny Hawyer, Nancy Puett, Myrna Dawn Grotz, Deloris Marusok, Sheyrl Willie, Marjorie Perkins-Mary Ore, George Solomon, Dwain Schoner, Rhon Stolcis, Janett Marquess, Mary Jo Quintana, Joan Laxen, Marile Bensen, Nancy Guster. 79 Future Nurses of America Back row; Helen Ferguson, Lorretta Dodson, Virginia Cooper, Linda Smith, Maria Davies, Sheila Nottingham, Sandy Lloyd, Karen Simmons, Ellen Robb, Joanne Cloyd, Mary Lynne Lepper, Sharon Keithler. Third row; Suzanne Dumont, Pam Sheeley, Mel Salveson, Beth Gale, Ann Ridle, Joanna Takach, Carol Zullig, Lee Smith, Delene Highstreet, Judy Moon, Carolyn Edwards, Karen Aksamit, Reba Maddux, Karen Tetschner, Sharon Hosburg. Second row; Mary Baker, Lois Ann Cox, Veronica Boley, Virginia Krezelok, Alice Burgon, Janice Kreger, Martha Wright, Barbara Ball, Toni Ryan, Eileen Salveson, Barbara Ault, Linda Parker, Sandy Hansen. Front row; Peggy Moyer, Jonalee Wilkins, Ann Carrel, Dershie Bridgford, Susan Troxler, Judy Degroiw, Nancy Tate, Frankie Gillen, Bonnie Skaar, Maurita Redle, Niala Meadows, Patic Nelson, Linda Hein, Marilyn Pilch, Sharon Klinkosh. These girls, as Future Nurses of America, become better acquainted with the nursing profession. At their meetings, which are held twice a month, varied but interesting programs are presented. Programs are given by Doctors, student nurses, and professional nurses. Films are also shown. The girls, under the guidance of Miss Koehler, receive helpful information concerning their future career. Their first project was collecting food and used clothing for an Indian family. 80 F. N. A. Back row; Nancy Long, Susan Ferguson, Ginger Newton, Carole Holsinger, Barbara Voogd, Susan Neighbors, Linda Skaar, Jean Blakeman. Third row; Carole Ennis, Kathy Brouwer, Ginny Hilpert, Alice Cooper, Mickey Mooney, Barbara Grunkemeyer, Ky Collins, Weslee Hicks, Beth Jenkins, Virginia Reed, Vicki Taylor, Jane Totman, Nancy Brittain. Second row; Joanne Hoveland, D'Ann Rogers, Judy Boyd, Magaretta David, Ruth Driskill, Candace Daberkow, Sherry Fritz, Jean Legoski, Penny Johnson, Karen Augsbach Carol Hoaglan, Gloria Shaw. First row; Sue Miltner, Virginia Snyder, Margo Loss, Sarah Mills, Nona Diefender-fer, Patti Crawford, Sue Ebzery, Priscilla Kuchera, Carolee Morel, Sharon McCay, Sara Cattrell, Jean Marron, Marilyn Cornelius. As Christmas drew near, the members were busy planning their party and annual service project. To make a needy family happy on Christmas Day, they provided them with dinner, clothing and toys. F.N.A. sponsors the Valentine Dance at which a King and Queen are chosen. During the year, the girls take turns helping at the Hospital with the cart. The Mother-Daughter Tea is another activity. As members of this fine organization, these girls learn about their future career. 81 Future Farmer The officers are: Vice President Dale Shreve, Reporter Paddy Bard, Treasurer Tom Teague, Secretary Bill Wright, Parliamentarian Dallas Mitchell, and Sentinel Robbie Miller. Not present: President Roy Sprack-len. :■ mu: OHv Mr. Hartwig is F.F.A. advisor. Front row: Karl Swcdelius, Ted Swartz, Bob Miller, Bill Wright, Roy Spracklen, Paddy Bard, Dallas Mitchell, Dale Shreve, Tom Teague, Melvin Krenzelok, John Workman, Jack Hayward, Jean Kimmel. Second row: Joe Panetta, Eddie Pilch, Cliff Cook, Eddie Wilson, Dave Goswick, Adam Fclde, Charles Larsen, George Taylor, Don Bloxom, Larry Davis, James Trcmbath, Kenneth DeTavernier, Jim Shafer, David Manderfield. Third row: Paul Koltiska, Bill Shackelford, John Twiss, Dean Trembath, Gary Smith, John Pruitt, Don Ford, Bob Belus, Larry Milliron, Terry Thompson, Roy Dygert. Back row: Eric Lupton, Perry Ames, Roy Moore, Alan Lloyd. John Kobielusz, Roger Keahey, Kenneth Ellenwood, Bill Musgrave. of America Members of the judging team are: Melvin Krenzelok, Paddy Bard, Dale Shreve, Roy Dygert, and John Kobie-lusz. Not present: Jean Kimmel. At the annual F.F.A. Dance Mickey Mooney was crowned F.F.A. Sweetheart. The Sweetheart was nominated by her date and elected by the chapter members. In February the boys were busy planning the Father and Son Banquet. Every year a public speaking is held. All members, especially officers, try to attend the F.F.A. Convention. The boys continue work on their projects throughout the summer months under the supervision of their advisor, Mr. Hartwig. Products from their projects may be exhibited at the Wyoming State Fair. As members of F.F.A. these boys gain valuable experience and knowledge which will benefit them in their chosen career. Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. The primary aim is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Meetings are held twice a month in the winter and once a month in the summer. The chapter has many activities. These boys operate the concession stand for football games. Members of the judging team compete in the state contest. The annual Sweetheart Dance was held in January. ACTIVITIES Who can forget the Prom and other Sheridan High School dances, the athletic contests, the concerts and operettas, the plays, and the other varied activities enjoyed this past year at Sheridan High School? The following pages picture you, the students, enjoying yourselves. Girls’ State Maurita Redle U. S. Senator, First Alternate to Girls Nation of Senate Bonnie. Skaar Secretary of State Senate Majority Lead' Marilyn Rolston Speaker Pro-tern of the House Marshall presentative Tonia Rulli State Auditor President of Senate Girls’ Nation Delegate 86 Boys’ State Chuck Hartwig ;urer Dwaine Schoner State Superintendent ot Public Instruction Joe Stiffler 87 1958-59 Junior Rotarians February-—Tom George December—Charles Hartwig January—Roger Linnett Junior Rotarians are chosen by the faculty for outstanding achievement in one or more than one field including scholarship, leadership, or sports. Upon attaining this honor, Junior Rotarians attend and participate in Sheridan Rotary meetings. Thus community leaders are given the opportunity to hear and consider the opinions of these outstanding high school leaders. March—Joe Stiffler 88 April—George Soloman May—James Olson CHARLES HARTWIG , Co-lst Place, Elks Leadership Contest; 1st Place, Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. S P E C I A L TONIA RULLI 3rd Place, Elks Leadership Contest. NANCY TATE 1st Place, Elks Leadership Contest. SANDRA MARSHALL D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award; 1st Place, Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. TERRY SCHILLING 2nd Place, Elks Leadership Contest. DWAINE SCHONER Co-lst Place, Elks Leadership Contest ; Co-2nd Place, Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. H O N O R S MAURITA REDLE 2nd Place, Elks Leadership Contest; 3rd Place, Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. g9 This years Editors Ben Powell and Tonia Rulli deserve the staff's praise for their tireless and unselfish assistance. 90 Pictured are Sports Editor, Tom Meyers; Co-layout Editor, Sandy Marshall; Subscription Editor, Billie Howell; Business Manager, Jim Oslon; Co-layout Editor, Susan Edwards; sitting: Sports Editor, Bruce Collins; and Advertising Editor, Nancy Tate. Here are our ever faithful photographers, Kent Kedl and Tom Bohnsack. Not Pictured Roger Keahy. Reporters: Jim Schwartz Dave Withrow Jackie Manning Jane Totman Mary Jane Neighbors Penny Oslund Karen Augsbach Ky Collins Sherrill Willey Marylin Rolston Margaret Guy Marylee Moreland Margie Perkins Shown here in a thoughtful mood is Bronc Staff's sponsor, Mr. Boint. Not pictured is Patty Nelson. Some of the staffers caught at a serious moment are: Jim Harrod, Jr., Editor, Bruce Collins, Sherrill Willey, Dave Withrow and Marilyn Rolston. 91 Reporters Mike Delaney, John Hunter and Bob Matron assist Sports Editor Dave Madia in his work. Russell and Wanda Woodhead. The Co-editors of this Vear' n l. u and Sandra Neeriemcr.1 1 sheperida arc- Maurita Rcdle Ock 1958 marked the 50th anniversary of our school paper, the Ocksheperida. Originating in 1908, it has been regularly reporting all the latest news and activities around the campus. The Ocksheperida. which means Camp Crier, comes out twelve times a year. The paper is full of school news, sports, edi- Afanaging Editors Judy Bambolis and Frankie Gillen point out some errors (?) to staffers FI la Carroll and Celia Campbell. Doris Lewis dictates to Business Manager Carol Osgard as reporters Dorothy Duncan and Helen Ferguson look on. Pictured are Circulation Editor Dee Ann Rogers, Exchange Editor Loyola Pedulla, and reporters Pam Sheely, Patty Thompson and Rose Marie Matejovitz. The Ock Staff is ably sponsored by Mr. Johnson. Staff torials, jokes, and honor roll listings to name a feia of its many features. Students who have a desire to see any of their written material in print are urged to submit the articles to the staff if the contributions conform to good journalism. June Sparks and Rose Marie Matejovitz, reporters, are not pictured. Part of the staff at work. s John Huntc r rcaUy working ? The Follies of 59” was centered around a Bohemian theme. The atmosphere was set by a dusky room in a beatnik cafe, The Purple Onion. Members of the cast wore black leotards, tarns, and dirty sneakers. The show was produced and directed by members of the Thespians in a very professional manner, with what seemed to be professional entertainers. 94 THE FOLLIES OF “59” 95 Sheridan High School DIRECTOR AND OFFICERS Bonnie Skaar, Vice President; Mr. Ruppel, Director; Jim Olson, President; Mary Orr, Secretary; Kay Wolfe, Publicity Chairman; Virginia Snyder, Treasurer. CONCERT CHOIR r= m. Back row: Bill Hull, Roger Krouk, Eugene Shreve, Larry Knievel, Herbert Terry, Charles Miller, Mil-ton Morris. Fourth row: Dick MacCatherine, Frank Parker, Jim Olson, Ed Rasmussen, Mike Montgomery, Larry Wakefield, Theron Kulesar, Mason Page. Third row: Don Knievel, Myrna Stiles, Sharron Woodhead, Sandra Sweariagin, Hazel Livingston, Georgia Butler, Karen Tetschner, Wanda Woodhead, Joan Laxson, Joanne Hoveland. Second row: Judy Mills, Marilyn Cornelius, Dershie Bridg-ford, Mary Orr, Diane Rotellini, Marsha Russell, Donna Andre, Colleen Legerski, Linda Hein, Janette Fletcher, Mary Morgan. First row: Judy Yager, Nancy Pruett, Nancy Tate, Sandra Browne, Nancy Tryner, Dorthy Duncan, Dee Ann Rogers, Virginia Snyder, Bonnie Skaar. 96 The Concert Choir is a selected group of voices which are chosen on the basis of ability. This busy organization meets five times a week to prepare varied interesting programs which are given at different civic groups throughout the year. The highlights which they participate within the school are: the annual Christmas concert, the Spring concert, and the school assemblies. Concert Choir We're happier than we look. THE SHERIDAN AIRES The Sheridanaires serve a dual purpose, they sing for school functions and for their own enjoyment. They also act as a liason between school and community since they may be called upon to entertain for numerous civic organizations throughout the city. The Sheridanaires: James Roberts, Joan Laxson, Ed Rasmussen, Dee Ann Rogers, Don Knievel, Hazel Livingston, Roger Krout, Nancy Tate, Bill Hull, Mary Orr, Larry Knievel, Theron Kulcsar, Diane Rotellini, Larry Wakefield, Sandra Swearingin, Marilyn Cornelius, Kay Wolfe. Their accompanist is Bonnie Skaar. 97 Glee Clubs Back row: D. Phillips, C. Riesen, J. Swearngin, J. Honcland, R. Baker, W. Rollins, C. Butler, D. Estes, D. McClin-tock, D. Wilson, B. Shackelford, M. Delaney, Bert Carlevato. Second row: B. H. Johnson, B. Ault, E. Salveson. P. Johnson, L. Frisbie, J. Hartman, D. Witten, S. Hansen, C. Zullig, W. Hicks, S. Champion, V. Taylor. First row: S. Gibson, S. Smith, S. Bortle, D. Hagen, C. Campbell, N. Fair, S. Troxler, G. Rogers, J. Blakcman, M. Col-yer, B. Humphrys, M. Loss. Back row: M. Griffen, G. Shreve, R. Bohnsack, D. Sabo, G. Hagland, T. Terry, B. Steel. Front row: D. Linker. B. Schwartz. R. LaFever, R. Curran, J. Sturtz, T. Knieval. 98 Freshman Girls’ Glee Club Back row: E. Schrcibeis, I. Lardner, B. Bixby, M. Reinke, A. Stroup, M. Jensik, D. Sanders, C. Rogers, S. Barbula. Third row: K. White, P. Moyer, L. Skaar, K. Thex, J. Rund, L. Miller. Second row: K. Clifford, J. Renker, M. Bell, N. Diefenderfer, C. Williams, C. Swan, P. Tomes, K. Ayles, P. Kuchera, S. May, A. Elder. Front row: C. Kimble, K. Keef, N. Varney, D. West, S. Gough, C. McCalla, M. Sweet, D. Fisheng, S. Ebzery, J. Cooper, C. Morel, P. Crawford. Back row: K. Howell, D. Scollard, D. Baker, G. Newton, P. MacCatherine, K. Simmons, C. Holsinger, J. Cloyd, |. Takach. Second row: R. Robinson, P. Collins, B. Douglas, S. Cook, S. Ferguson, S. Miltner, J. Brunsell, S. Neighbors, S. Shaffer, L. Skaar. Front row: D. Copple, S. Jones, R. Rotellini, D. Lahrback, C. Greub, C. Draber-kon. M. Wakefield, R. Woods. L. Cook, M. Allred. 99 Sheridan High Gloria Thurwell, Judy Nay, Maria Ghikas, Virginia Brichby, Margaret Shork, Kcnna Ruth Howell, Mr. Avery, Jonalee Wilkens, Joyce Rainier, Charlene Cool, Jean Legoski, Dale Hilpert, Larry Cooper, Charles Custis, Maxine Garret, Marilyn Pilch, Terry Schilling, John Gillespie, Bill Gunkenmeyer. 3rd Row, Ruth Driskoll, Alice Bergen, Mason Page, Rebecca Robinson, Sherry Fritz, Karen Simmons, Donna Miller, Ann Sorohan, Rodney Bisbee, John Wilson, Jean Blakeman, Janice Kreger, Beth Jenkins, Delene Highstreet, Barbara Grunkenmeyer, Ben Dunning, Jerry Scott. 2nd Row, Sharon Kristy, Penny Osland, Pat MacCathrine, Bob Hammond, Jim Arnieri, Phil Britton, Mike Enzi, Keith Bales, Jim Richardson, Larry Stephens, Clark Polard, Alice Copper. 1st Row, Billy Graham, Jackie Ferguson, Patty Molholland, Diane Rotellini, Barbara Baker, Margaret May, Kathy Brouwer. The Sheridan High School Band, directed by Mr. Avery, can be classified as one of the best bands in this state. The band is now made up of about 100 members including the twirlers. It plays for all home football and basketball games and sometimes follows the football team on its trips to other towns. School Band Back Row, Nancy Sack, Lee Smith, Francis Ellis, Milton Midland, Larry Knievel, Bob Tompson, Judy Boyd, Vivian Briggs, John Greenfield, Bill Edwards, John Newton, Bob Galbreath, Allen Lee, Tony Adams, Guy West, Dwiane Schooner, 3rd Row, Joe Stiffler, Bob Landeen, Gary Galbreath, Nels Nelson, Bdl Kerbel, Steve Cook' Lyle Davis, Diane Edwards, Tom Meyer, Bob Ewen, Carol Holsinger, Linda Smith, 2nd Row, Kathleen Pruett, Nancy Hammond, Peggy Wolfe, Kit Burden, Rose Marie Matejovitch, Joanna Takash, Harlen Rasmus-son, Karen Webb, Rodger Cotton, Marilyn Miller, 1st Row, Kathy Holmdem, Ellen Robb, Jonne Cloyd, Dorothy Hagen, Nancy Brittain, Virginia Hilpert. During the year the band makes several public appearances in Sheridan, for example: it plays once a year for each of the public schools in Sheridan and marches in many parades. The people of Sheridan should truly be proud of the High School Band. Judy Boyd The Twirlers can be seen at all Bronc football games at the head of the Band. They also perform during the intermissions of basketball games. Barbara Grunkmeyer Back Row: Bill Grunkcnmeyer, Larry Knievel, Charles Custis, Larry Cooper. Director William Avery. Terry Schilling, Nancy Sack, John Gillespie, Don Gwinn, Lee Smith, Beth Jenkins, Delene Highstreet, Jean Blakcman. Alice Cooper, Bill Edwards, John Newton, Dwaine Schooner, Allen Lee, Robert Galbreath. Front Row: Gary Galbrcath. Peggy Wolfe, Tom Meyers, Steve Cook, Tony Johnson, Kit Burden, Diane Edwards, Lyle Davis, Bob Landeen. Sheridan High Orchestra Back Row: Bonnie Skaar, lonnie Lee Wilkins, Charolette Parobeck, Charles Custis, Karen Webb, Marilyn Miller, Dwaine Schooner, Terry Schilling, Director Mr. Wheeler, Don Gwinn, John Gilespie, Bob Landeen. Second Row: Clarence Meyer, Joana Takach, Carol Holsinger, Barbara Baker, Margaret May, Diane Rotellini, Jackie Ferguson, Billie Graham, Nancy Rutherford. Roanne Longwith, Herb Adams. Front Row: Dennis Bourret, Karen Askamit. Mary Kay Schonberg, Karen Tetschner, Tony Johnson, Harriet Washburn. The Broncs 1958 Baik Row: Coach C.arl Rollins, Bob Hartwig, Charles Miller, Kent Kedlc, Dale Hilbert, Glen Hopkins, Roger Linnett, Tom Neighbors, Mike Booth, Tony Johnson, Wesley Rollins, George Soloman, Coach White, Coach Fuger; Second Row: Manager Charles Gibbs, Richard MacCatherine, Harold Skaar, Mike Hicks, Tom George, Brice Ludekte, Charles Hartwig, John Hunter, Jerry Bohnsack, Jim Roberts, Bob Hammond, Ron Baker, First Row: Gene Beaton, Chan Gear, Dick Kuzara, Willard Cook, Don Russell, Denton Buss, Bob Hays, Chuck Lonabaugh, Marty Rosenthal, Roy Moore, Dave Madia, Manager Frank Rotenilli. 104 Class AA Champs The T Team is composed of ends; Wes Rollins, Bob Hammond; tackles, Tony Johnson, Mike Hicks; Guards: Roy Moore, Gene Beaton; Center; Willard Cook, Quarterback Dick MacCatherine; Half backs Chuck Lonabaugh. Ron Baker and fullback, Mike Booth. 105 1958 Bronc DENTON BUSS All State Wingback TOM NEIGHBORS End JOHN HUNTER Guard SCORES 0 Worland t) Billings 6 Casper 20 Powell 35 Cheyenne 33 Rapid City 26 Rock Springs 0 Laramie 13 Casper Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan ROGER LINNETT GEORGE SOLOMAN Football Squad KENT KEDL All State End DICK KUZARA Wingback JIM ROBERTS All State Guard DON RUSSELL All Conference Full-back MIKE BOOTH Fullback SEASON SCORING SUMMARY Denton Buss Dave Madia Tom George Harold Skaar Brice Luedtke Don Russell Kent Kedl Bob Hartwig JERRY BOHNSACK Sheridan High School Left to right: Dave Madia, Keith Klinkosh, Thomas Neighbors, Mike Green, Robert Reinhart, Michael Booth, Harold Skarr. At left is Dave Buss, who was selected by the team to be their 1958-59 captain. 108 Left to right: John Warnke, Bob Hartwig, Ron Baker, Dale Hilpert, Donald Russel, Ted George, John Hunter. Coach Carl Rollins, the coach of the Broncs, was the recipient of the annual quarter-back award for service rendered in the field of sports. 109 Broncs Make History Alternate Captain Keith Klinkosh drives in for two points. Under the leadership of coach Carl Rollins the Bronc Basketball squad captured the district Basketball championship, with an average of 81 points per game. Tom Neighbors tips for two while he inconspicuously feeds an opponent his elbow. Try to figure out which legs belong to whom. no 1959 ass A State Champions The District Champion for the first time in history the State Championship crown. The championship team gavettjttirf all to win the title, a tribute to their city, school, and to tfeeif coacl Carl Rollins, who com plete m final year at Sheridan High School to accept a coaching .. position at Brigham Young. Mr. • Rollins shall be missed by ail who have had the pleasure of associating and working with him. ALL STATE TEAM Dave Buss Tom Neighbors Sheridan 65. Sheridan 31 ■ Sheridan 39. Sheridan 61. Sheridan 52. Sheridan 69. Sheridan 46. Sheridan 57. Sheridan 53. 'Sheridan 5,6. Sheridan 64. Sheridan 70. Sheridan 71. Sheridan 54. Sheridan x 58. Sheridan 50. Sheridan 51. Sheridan 64. Sheridan 46. Sheridan 55. SCORES • ...Billings 58 ...Billings 41 ...Cody 43 'H ...Powell 28 -c ...Worland 38- ’ .. .Billings Central ... Rock Springs 42 ... Laramie 60 ...Laramie 46 .. Hardin 59 .. .Casper 47 i.. Casper 41 .. .Buffalo 27 .. . i. Miles City 52 ...Hardin 43 .. . Casper 48 .. .Casper 56 ...Buffalo 29 ...Cheyenne 44 ...Cheyenne 51 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sheridan 86.... Basin 58 Sheridan 98. ... Buffalo 28 Sheridan 61... .Casper 54 ALL DISTRICT TEAM Dave Buss Dave Madia Keith Klinkosh Don Russell John Hunter Sheridan High School Back Row Coach Fuger, Charles Gibbs, Wesley Rollins, Chuck Lonabaugh, Elmo Overseth, Walter Grey, Dale Hilpert, Tom Neighbors, Joe Stohrer, Charles Hartwig, Dave Madia, Coach Ladd. Front Row George Mavrakis, Bob Hartwig, Larry Pointer, Eddie Scott, Gene Wright, Ron Baker, John Warnke, Dick Kuzara, Ferris Morrison, Eddie Wilson. MEET TALLIES Casper Invitational First Place Lodge Grass-Hardin-Sheridan First Place Billings Chamber of Commerce Invitational Third Place State Meet at Casper Third Place 112 Track Team The S.H.S. track program offers to the boys of our school an opportunity to compete with track teams from our state and neighboring states. Many outstanding athletes can be found in our track team. Arthur Westika, Coach Ladd, Leroy Westika LETTERMEN Members of the track team who lettered are. Chuck Lonabaugh, Tom Neighbors, Joe Stohrer, Dave Madia. Charles Hartwig, Larry Pointer, Eddie Scott, Gene Wright, Ronald Baker, Johnny Warnke, Dick Kuzara, Ferris Morrison. 113 Sheridan High Back Row: Herb Adams, Bob Legocki, Steve Cook, Tony Johnson. Second Row: Tom Christinson, Gene Beaton, Chan Geer, Weldon Godwin, Mervin Mydland, Jack Miller, Melvin Krenzelok, Eddie Wilson, Bob Hayes. Front Row: Steve Arnold, Bob Culver, Frank Parker, Jim Culver, Adam Felde, Dennis Scrutchfield, Roger Cotton, Larry Cooper, Frank Rotellini, Joe Panetta. Coach William Fuger and Team Manager, James Ross. Coach Fuger instructs his boys. 114 Bronc Grapplers Though wrestling is a relatively new sport at Sheridan High School, it has nevertheless attracted many boys as well as ardent spectators. The wrestling team, under the direction of Bill Fuger, had meets scheduled with many of the better wrestling teams in Wyoming and Montana. 115 Colt Football Back Row Clark Pallard, Elmo Overseth, Larry Cooper, Denny Green, Bernard Scott, Bill Musgrave, Steve Cook, Second Row Coach Ladd, Melvin Guffy, Larry Walefield, Glenn Sween, Bill Blanchard, Charles Clark, Mike Enzi, Joe Cosmo, George Mavrakis, Bob Way, Allen Hall, Coach Liliibridge, Front Row Bill Kerble, Chuck Graeber, Arthur Westika, Orville Hoagland, Joe Panetta, Dick Raider, Buddy Hawkins, Jim Lewis, Pewee Legerski, Dick Shackleford, Jock Greenfield. Sheridan 7 Billings 44 Sheridan 14 Lodge Grass 28 Sheridan 6 Buffalo 6 Sheridan 19 Midwest 32 Bill Blanchard Manager Elmo Overseth High Scorer 116 Colt Basketball Back Row: Glen Sweem, George Mathis, John Shassetz, Herb Schreoder, Chuck Graber, Bill Venekamp, Bob Galbreath. Row Tw'o: Coach Ladd, Clark Pollard, Don Bard, Bob Nelson, Elmo Overseth, Wesley Rollins, Denny Green, Kenneth Eilenwood. Leroy Bohnsack, Bernard Scott, Coach Flannigan. Front Row: Manager, Bill Blanchard, Allen Hall, Arthur Westika, Jerry Scott, Bert Carlevato, Marty Rosenthahl, Pcwee Legerski, Joe Kosmo, John Greenfield, George Mavrakis, Manager Bob Way. 117 Dershie Bridgeford Gloria Shaw Linda Skaar Ginny Hilpert Sherry Fritz Judy Dregoiw Judy Schneider 119 Sandy Marshall Tonia Rulli Nancy Tate Every year when September rolls around, tension is evident among those trying out for cheerleaders. They are chosen by the vote of the Student Body of Sheridan High. Five girls are chosen from the Junior and Senior classes to lead the Bronc games, organize pep assemblies, and promote school spirit in general. Also, five girls are chosen from the Freshman and Sophomore classes to lead the colt and Bronc reserve games. Intramural Champs Left— Wilson, McClintock, Smith, Gale, Bilbro, Ross. Right— Loyola P e d u 1 1 a , Karen Jacobs, Carolyn Miller, Linda Grooms—all school. WRESTLING—Sophomores ARCHERY WRESTLING—Freshman Left— Christiansen, Dod-sen, Guffy, Cook, Ligersky, Linker, Shipley, Kern, Daniels. Right— Loyola Pedulla Left Judy Oliver, Karen Tetschner Right— Nancy Fair—runner-up 1957-58 HORSESHOES—doubles Left— Nancy Fair 1958-59 Right— Roxie Pedulla, Judy Miller. 1958-59 BADMINTON DECK TENNIS—singles 120 DECK TENNIS—doubles Sheridan High School Intramurals Left—Delores Mar-osok, Barbara Varney—19 7-58 Right—Billings. Katherine, Davis, Estes, McClintock. Masaro, Resen, Shackelford, Stevenson, Roberts DECK TENNIS—doubles SPEED BALL Hey! Wait for Me! Careful Now! 121 SENIOR GIRLS' CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: Nancy Sack, Linda Smith, Lela Reeves. Front row: Ella Carroll, Sandy Neeriemer, Loyola Pedulla, Carol Osgard. Miss Schlattman directs the girls intramural sports. 122 SENIOR BOYS' CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: Bill Shoft, Ron Martini, Tom Colyer, Jerry Blakeman. Front row: Charles Catron, Charles Ellis, Paul Zowada, Dan Martini. Mr. Ayers donates his time and ability to the supervision of the boys intramurals. 123 1958 Junior-Senior Prom On May 10, 1958, the Junior Class presented their Prom to the Seniors. Amid the park atomsphere of Some Enchanted Evening, the Juniors and Seniors danced to the music of Stan Richards. From the appearance of the Juniors, the spectators would have never guessed that only a few short hours before they had been dressed in Levi's, armed with paint brushes, and working, as they had for the previous three months, to complete the Prom. Right: The Prom Servers are Beth Gale, Ted George, Dave Media. At twelve o'clock the Prom was over. But there still remained hours of fun at the after-the-prom party sponsored by the merchants of Sheridan. Right: Other Prom Servers are Richard MacCatherine, Martha Wright, Dershie Bridgford, Bob Hammond and Roxie Pedulla. Marking the beginning of an ' enchanted evening,” the Grand March afforded us with the opportunity of displaying for our community the results of weeks of work on our Junior-Senior Prom. Homecoming Queen, Tonia Rulli A 1958 Homecoming Our 1958 Homecoming Queen, Tonia Rulli, presided with her attendants, Billie Howell and Maurita Redle, over a day overflowing with excitement, happiness, and glory for Sheridan High School. Our Homecoming, one of the most active in years, was ushered in with the advent of the Coronation Assembly in the gym. Captain Brice Luedtke crowned the queen, and the entire court was presented with gifts from the 'S' Club and the football team. The radiance of the court was soon transmitted to the entire student body, and the pep rally which followed was a spirited success. With our condemned Casper dummy—taken from the second floor hall where it had hung the preceding week, we snake-danced to his bonfire execution. The Senior class, having out yelled the other classes, lit the bonfire; thus concluding the afternoon's festivities. Maurita Redle Activities broke only to be resumed that evening with much more exciting ones. Beating a path through the Casper Mustangs, the Sheridan Broncs headed their already impressive list of victories with a State Co-championship. The elation expressed by the Broncs as they carried the coach off the field was mirrored in every SHS student, for we knew that our team and school was the very best. To climax a perfect day, the GAL sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance. Billie Howell Dances Dances are one of the many highlights of our jam-packed high school year. These dances are of various make and caliber: formal, casual, and costume. Practically any occasion warrants a dance, and the SHS'ers find themselves putting their best feet forward not only during the dances given traditional status in the SH-S curriculum, such as the Sweetheart Ball, or the 'S' Club Dance, but also during dances after the ball games and plays. Multi-reasons are responsible for the attendance at the dances. Some come to learn to dance, others to execute their dancing skills; many come to listen to the music, and others to watch the intermission entertainment inevitably provided by volunteers from the audience. The students leave the dances with one conclusion, It was fun! r FNA SWEETHEARTS Nancy Tate and Tom Neighbors Above: Nancy Lynn Tate and Thomas Churchill Neighbors reigned lovingly over the annual Sweetheart Ball, sponsored by the Future Nurses of America. Right: At the Snowball Dance there was great evidence of fraternization between the Casper and Sheridan schools. Isn't that C. R. Gibbs promoting good relations? 128 F.F.A. Queen Micky Mooney and President Rex Roy Spracklen. The F.F.A. Sweetheart Dance is an annual affair sponsored by the Sheridan Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. The boys nominate and choose their queen who is crowned at the dance by the president. The ever present stag line attends our dances regularly. Because they never ask a girl to dance they go away frustrated. That is O.K. though, everyone else has a good time. Put your best foot forward. Hey, does anyone know what we are looking at! Freshman Mixer Cowtown Our Freshman Mixer is a costume party where each class dresses in a different category. Prizes are given for the outstanding costumes of each class. Everyone, but everyone, comes dressed western to the enjoyable Cowtown Dance which is thrown by the Juniors. COUNTY PUBLIC UBWET 130 The Bronc Staff has dedicated this annual to you, the students of Sheridan High School. In the hope that through our efforts the memories of the past year may be preserved, we have endeavored to present a record of those hours we studied, the hours we didn't study, and those hours we should have studied. To the Seniors of 1959 we extend our best wishes and congratulations for the record they have maintained throughout their years in SHS. Sincerely, °A ADVERTISEMENTS Bright lights! Merchandise! Well-shined cars! These are the symbols of our Main Street at night. Most of Sheridan's firms solicit the student's trade by advertising in this section. When you stop to think about it, this community we live in has been improved in many ways by the N. A. Nelson Construction Company. There is an impressive number of schools and churches that are Nelson Construction Company buildings or additions, and there are enough of our public buildings and utilities bearing the N. A. Nelson Construction crest to establish beyond a question of a doubt that the Nelson Construction Company's first consideration is the Community. So many low bids simply mean that less profit is made for the construction that has definitely improved and benefited this Queen City of the Cowboy State. N. A. NELSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Office Phone OR 2-2511 N. A. Nelson, Owner Sheridan, Wyoming Post Office Box 644 Kathy Holmden, Susan Neighbors, Susan Ferguson at ROCHFORD STUDIO Bonnie Skaar and Linda Skaar SPUD SNACKS BANK OF COMMERCE Korthem Wyoming Coed Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1959 -BIG HORN COAL- Eeonomieal - Low Ash - Healthful Heat Produced and Distributed BIG HORN COAL Phone OR 4-6871 Retail Yard Sheridan Phone OR 4-6415 General Office Wyoming Tonia Reilli, Nancy Tate, Sandy Marshall, Billie Howell COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Marilyn Rolston and Deanna Hall at K B TRACTOR Members of the Bronc Staff at the DAIRY QUEEN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHERIDAN, WYOMING Hammond Kathy Holmden, Joan Cloyd, Nona Deifenderfer, Nancy MILLINAX CONSTRUCTION CO. Niala Meadows, Tony Boynton, Steve Arnold MARSHALL WELLS PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY SHERIDAN FLOURING MILLS THE SHERIDAN PRESS STEVENS FRYBERGER and CO. INC. Bonnie Skaar and Linda Skaar SKAAR MOTOR SHERIDAN COUNTY INSURORS Ralston, Patton Inc. T. T. Tynan Agency Big Horn Realty M. Vi’. Holcomb Son Hutton Realty Kuzara Agency C. C. Rawlings Zeillig Agency Carroll Realty Toni J. Hurst M. D. Jenkins Homer Loueks Agency Bruce Delaney, Tom Belding, Ron Reed, Phyllis Thompson, Denton Buss and Dick Allen get their cards at 12 N. Main TUCKERS OR 4-7272 Margaret Guy, Nancy Rott, and Shirley Graves at HERSCH’S John Hunter shops at BENTLYS CHAMPION’S FUNERAL HOME Bob Hayes, Bill Blanchard, Frank Rotellini, Roger Linnett, Marvin Fritz DAVIS MUSIC STORE r Denton Buss, Kieth Klinkosh, John Hunter, Marilyn Rolston, Garold Newton and Sue Edwards JERSEY CREAMERY Mary Lynne Lepper, Mary Jane Neighbors, Sharon Keithler KWYO Helen Ferguson j. m. McDonald co. 150 N. Main Nancy Tate J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. SHERIDAN PRESS, BRICK, TILE Debbie Hosford, Marge Perkins and Melba Salveson Mike Delaney SHERIDAN COMMERCIAL SHERIDAN PLUMBING HEATING Shop Safeway and Save Always Top Notch Merchandise SAFEWAY Bess Golden, Ruth Priskill and Bob Totman TOTMAN’S Dave Withrow, Bob Reinhart and Marty Rosenthall Bob Nelson and Bob Deifenderfer SHERIDAN STATIONARY SPORT SHOP Marilyn Rolston, Denton Buss, Sue Edwards, Keith Klinkosh, Emilie Leher, John Hunter Micky Mooney, Sharon Woodhead, Donna Harding, - Barbara Madron, Sandra Garretson WESTERN COFFEE SHOP A W Melba Salveson ANGIONETTES Mr. Boint at BIG HORN SADDLRY Nancy Brittain and Lee Smith Fairy Martin and Ruby Schutte BROUILLETTES BROWN DRUG Maurita Refllc and Frankie Gillen Virginia Krezelok and Virginia Reed COOK FORD MOTOR Guard Your Credit As A Sacred Trust CREDIT BUREAU of ERNST’S Gloria Shaw and Judy Dregoiw SHERIDAN, INC. CARROLL’S Delores Marosok and Sondra Swearingin Penny Oslund and Dale Hilpert HOSPITAL PHARMACY G. H. ELECTRONICS Niala Meadows and Marilyn Pilch Mike Montgomery and Tom Colyer GOARS GAMBLES JORGENSON JEWELRY Sharon Klinkosh and Jane Totman Bob Reinhart and John Gale ZIEMERS STUDIO X L MOTEL ■■■MM Barbara Varney learns how easy it is to get life insurance. M. E. HOLCOMB AND SON NORTHERN LUMBER COMPANY Delores Marosok at IDEAL CLEANERS Sharon Kiethler, Mary Lynne I-epper and Pam Sheeley at HUGHES GROCERY Sharon Kiethler and Pam Shcely PHILLIPS “66” CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1939 REED MORTUARY 297 South Main OH 4-8822 Pat Hall and Virginia Hall at SHARPS GROCERY For Best in Baked Goods SCHREIBEIS BAKERY Keith Klinklosh and John Hunter at the SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE Jim Olson at SHADOAN’S MEN STORE WEEK AQf rtf (a A •r f t Tom George and Mr. Boint at MODERN SHOE SHOP Dick Yager at DICK YAGER'S AUCTION HOUSE Auto - Life Fire Insurance Sam Rotellini, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. “It Pays To Know Your State Farm Agent” 1106 N. Main OR 4 7161 ZULLIG AGENCY For The Best In Insurance See Us 220 N. Main OR 4-9481 Jim Schwartz and Sondra Swearngin SHERIDAN TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1959 TIME FINANCE COMPANY Athena West and Pattie Mullholland at SINGER SEWING Patie Nelson models a dress from VAUGHN RAGSDALE for Mary Jane Neighbors and Ky Collins. Nancy Fair at SHERIDAN LAUNDRY Get Your Goods Twylla Thomas and Bill Grunkemeyer F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. AMERICAN JEWELRY For Fine Jewels Brice Luedtke and Ed Green ALAMO COURT BURDEN’S HUSKEY STATION AUTO ELECTRIC CITY CENTER MOTEL For Pastries Cakes Cookies Shop at the CLOVER LEAF BAKERY Dick H. Lousek and Margaret May CARROLL REALTY Chuck Hartcvig and Ted George DAN’S NEW METHOD Ginny Hilpert and Sherrie Fritz CHPPEK’S Karen Augsback and Mr. Landeen CAPITOL DRUG r i Quality Groceries ■ at Sharon Kristy g FROST MUSIC STORE GEORGE’S FOOD MARKET bkt « Hungry? Try THE FERN CAFE Always Yummy Meals PARKER’S GLASS SHOP Cover Compliments of ROCHFORD STUDIO Division Pages Compliments of VACATIONLAND STUDIO () YEARBOOKS