Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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fi tiiArw ■ Lliss HcDovall, Sponsor iJ JLIA LAPIER Frenchie DOROTHY JRIL1 Dot Fringers of Gifts, 1 Hiking Club, 1-2 Charm School, 3 Gleo Club, 3-4 Sec.-troas. Coon. Club, 3 Bringers of Gifts, 1 Treasurer ;i oudent Body, 4 The Charm School, 3 Commercial Club, 3-4 Happy-Go-Lucky, 4 Corn. Club Vodvil, 4 Pres. Torch Society, 4 Editor of Passamaii, 3 Class Colors Editor of Awgawan, 4 Orchid and Gold Commercial Club, 3-4 Comm. Club Vodvil, 4 Class Flower Rainbow Yellow Tea Piose Campfire Basketball, 3 Class Motto Secretary, 1 '•■ho Thinks Can Conquer Dramatic Club, 4 OFFICERS Dorothy Stine .........................President Dan Raymond. .V-..................Vice-President Bessie Schneider.............Secretary-treasurer HONOR ROLL Dorothy Brim Dorothy Stine I -

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SENIOR WILL Y e, the class of 32, do consign to the present Junior Class our seats in the assem- bly, especially those in the Commercial Room. To Lois Baril, Dorothy Brim leaves her ability to do typewriting. To Edwin Lueck, Leslie Disney wills his ’’cave man stuff.'7 To Phyllis Disney, Isabel Kearney wills her ability to “get the stronger sex. To Frances Dudley, Bessie Schneider wills her dancing grace. To Bill Walter, Bob Tolson wills his ex- cess knowledge. To June Kearney and Mary Steiner, the Cheney Twins vvill their fondness for the Twin Bridges boys. To the Junior Class, we leave our ability to put on a Bohunkus Day Program. To Edna Elser, Mildred Stine wills her position as Chief Editor of the Annual. To Martha 1 Hermsmyer, Dorothy Stine wills her frankness. To Loda Mae Johnston, Katherine Thomas wills her naturally curly hair. To Marvin Browne, Bill Hall wills his dig- nity. To Barbara Ellinghouse, Dan Raymond wills his fondness for a good argument. To Leland McCrea, Tom Furlong wills his fondness for the girl who sat behind him. To the Frosh, the Senior Class wills their good looks. To the Sophs, the Seniors will their abil- ity to graduate (if possible).