Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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LIKE MOVIES, IS JUST ANOTHER TAKE . . . Or A Retake! Opposite page: Left. Lisa Ernsr. Susan Lough rey. and Laura Kneivel hamming it up for rhe camera Lower left, Mr Harkins giving us his besr smie Center, The English Deportment, Dock Dow Mr Harkins, Mr Kimble, AAs Henry, Mrs Peldo, Mrs Weaver, and Mr Matthews Lower Dow Mr Cnmmel, Mrs Arneri, Mrs Wright, ond AM Koenemonn Lower Center Mr Cnmmel rryng to read hs own wnhngi This Page: Center Troy Adams. Diet DeTovemer, ond Dutch Morosok working hard on the Eng ksh assignment Lower Mike Pfch and Don AAder debating o world shokng” subject in speech dass TAKE 23

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The English Department was nor as uninreresring as one mighr think. Some important changes occurred that centered around the reorganization of classes with more emphasis on changes for college-bound students. College preparatory classes available to students were,- Expository Writing, Logic, General Semantics, English Literature, and Grammar. Most English teachers were able to reach the classes of their preference. This contributed to the student teacher relationship. Some of the various teachers were involved in such things as: Golf, Class Sponsors, Drama, Magazine, and the OCK. TAKE 22

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FACTS AND FIGURES Even Though morh ond science ore required dosses or 5.H.S. rhey ore very populor. In morh, rhey offer o voriery of morh dosses where o srudenr con goin knowledge ond skills ro prepore him for rhe waiting world. One of rhe basic morh dosses was General Morh. If rhis doss was token, consumer morh was raken ofrer rhor ro moke ir complete. If you really liked morh you could work up ro Trigonomerry or Analytical Geomerry. Formulas, phylums, and physics are studied in rhe Science Deparrmenr. The mosr basic class was General Sd-ence. You could work yourself up ro physics, rhis class was one of rhe mosr difficult. S.H.S. had some of rhe best science dosses available. TAKE 24