Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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THE SENIOR CLASS JOSEPH GARRETT “Butch” Basketball '26. ’27. '28 Football 25 Trsmk 7ft “Bimbo the Pirate” “Evening Dress” “You can’t do that.” ELEANORE DYER ‘'Dick” Hon r Roll ’25. ’26. ’27, '28 State Scholastic Contest '26, '27 Extemporaneous Speaker ’25, 27, '28 Paper Staff '28 Glee Club ’28 Vocational Congress 27 Basketball '25, ’26. '27 “Captain of Plymouth” Hiking Club “Wait a minute.” MARY WALTER “Walt” President ‘27 Vice President 26 Utile Theatre Tournament '27 Basketball ’25. '26' ’27 Senior Queen ’28 “Come on.” HOWARD GREEN Bud 4LH Club Trip to Chicago '‘Adam and Eva” “Buying Culture c‘Bimbo the Pirate “J don I knovc

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THE SENIOR CLASS DAVID ROSSITER “Nicodemus” Won State Declamatory Contest '25 Basketball ’26, 27. ’28 State Scholastic Contest ’25 “Bimbo the Pirate” “Captain of Plymouth” “Robin Hood” Honor Roll ’25, 26, 27. 28 Vocational Congress ’27. ’28 Stock Judging '27. ’28 Little Theatre Tournament ’27 “Je-Rusalem” LAURA BRAACH “Brooch” Vice President 27 Paper Staff 28 Hiking Club “What’s it to ya.” MADELINE FLICK “Flicker” Basketball ’26. ’27. 28 Secretary 26. ’27 Vice President ’25, 28 Hiking Club “Tie Game” where But In America” “Captain of Plymouth “Come on let’s go” MATTHEW WALTER “Mickie” Basketball ’25. 26. ’27. 28. Captain 3 Football ’25 Track Captain '28 Vocational Congress ’26, '28 “Robin Hood” “Captain of Plymouth” “Well by jinks.”

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THE SENIOR CLASS The Senior Will We, the high and mighty senior class of Sheridan High School in the State cf Montana. Town of Sheridan. County of Madison situated and located on the Corners of Madison and Pcplar Streets being of sound mind, of disposing mem- ory duly make and establish this last will and testimony. We leave all underclassmen the privilege to graduate if possible. We leave our seats in the assembly hall to this year's juniors may they be filled as nobly in the future as in the past. To all future high school students, we leave our cheerful dispositions and good behavior. We leave to any class that should want it. cur ability to precipitate discus- sion among curselves and with any teacher. To the frosh. we leave cur exceptional supply of brain matter, hoping they will use it as successfully as did their predecessors. To the junior class of '28. we leave our serious-mindcdness toward school and cur desire to gain an honorable position in the future. To the sophs, we leave our spunk and power to push anything we start. To the juniors, we leave our ability to publish an annual. To Mr. Brim. Joe Garrett leaves his ability to hunt deer. To Mrs. Duncan. Eleanore Dyer leaves her vocabulary strictly for use in English classes. To Mr. Parks, we leave cur ability to tune cut static, cur knowledge anci our repairs fcr radios. To Mr. Brim. we. the seniors, leave all our pencils, old and new. To Miss Wylie, we leave our best wishes for happiness—in th' Premised Land. To Harry Stine. Clifford Bullock wills his dignified mein. To Emmet Marsh. Bud Green wills his fetching style cf combing his hair. To Howard Hadzor. Joe Garrett wills his most beautiful buff corduroys. To Wesley Baril. Matthew Walter leaves his way with the women. To Russell Glick. Dave Rossiter leaves his secret of getting-by. To Howard Hadzor. Bill Armitage leaves his alarm clock. To Theresa Walter. Laura Braach leaves her frankness. To Ted Schmidtt, Mary Marsh leaves her power of mastication. To Carl Reissinger. Clifford Bullock leaves his fondness fcr the girl who sat behind him. To Stella Ball. Eleancre Dyer leaves her ability to communicate by means cf oral speech.