Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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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.

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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.

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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