Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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Q HE class of 1928 took upon itself the task of making an an- nual—a mighty task in a small high school such as ours, a job hard to finance and pregnant with possibilities for good or evil according to its content. That the work has been well and ably done, those who may examine this book will agree with me. Through books and pictures we experience all life vicarious- ly, and this is the only way the class of 1928 can again repeat their high school activities. So my wish is that this book will always bring to them the pleas- ures of high school life in as full a measure as possible. May it be like “the memory of man, a net w'hich holdeth the great things and letteth the small come through.” F. A. BRIM.

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 THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY EDITH M. DUNCAN Montana State Normal College University of Montana University of Washington English, Dramatics, History RAYMOND S. PARKS. B. S. College of Idaho University of Nebraska Science, Mathematics, Athletics FRANCES WYLIE. B. St Montana State College Commercial. Girls’ Athletics □i □