Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Counselors Administer Tests The counselor's main role is helping students find their place in high school life. During Post High School Planning Day, the college bound student had the opportunity to meet with college representatives from various institutions and discuss the policies and requirements of each school. Another important duty performed by the counselors is that of preparing seniors for college registration. College entrance exams were administered as well as grade transcripts sent to the college of the students' choice. All in all, it was a busy year for such an important part of the faculty. UPPER LEFT: James Ward—Guidance Counselor; M.Ed., University of Wyoming. UPPER RIGHT: Haleen Pince—Guidance Counselor,- M.A., Arizona University. LOWER LEFT: Agnes Koehler—Guidance Counselor; M.S., University of Colorado. rr ■ 17

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Many New Innovations Seen In District No. 7 Under the direction of Dr. Deane Riggs, many new innovations are seen in District No. 7. Dr. Riggs, Superintendent of Sheridan Public Sc.iools for the past two years, received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma. Mr. E. R. Shovlain holds the position of Assistant Superintendent of Business for District No. 7. Some of his duties include the custodial and maintenance of the schools, food services, transportation and the school budget. The School Board of District No. 7 include Mr. Marion Ladd, Chairman; Mr. John J. Dregoiw, Treasurer; Mr. George Gligoria, Clerk; Mr. William Carroll; Dr. George E. Ewan; and Mr. John A. Burgess. ABOVE: The District No. 7 School Board give information to Press-Reporter Richard Redburn (second from right) for the Sheridan Press. UPPER RIGHT: Dr. Deane Riggs discusses a report with his secretary, Mrs. Sterkel. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Shovlain works on a report for the Superintendent. 16

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Miss Kabisch Joins Art Staff Among the new additions to the teaching staff of SHS is Miss Barbara Kabisch. She comes to Sheridan from Duseldorf, West Germany. Her aim at Sheridan High School was to get more students acquainted with art, art history, and to encourage them to think piclorially. She is a firm believer in teaching students the concepts of 20th Century Art. The Art Department had art exhibits at the high school, Sheridan College, Sheridan Center Inn, and at the State High School Art Show held at Rock Springs. Sheridan swept this show winning many trophies and ribbons. Mr. Michelena accompanied Jim Jack-son to Rock Springs, where Jim was named Wyoming High School Outstanding Artist, by the Wyoming Art Education Association. ABOVE: Jim Jackson silk-screens Christmas cards which i$ an annual project. UPPER RIGHT: Sebastian Michelena, Jr.—Art I, Independent Studies; Black Hills State. RIGHT: Barbara Kabisch—Art I, Beg. Drawing,- Educated in Germany. 18