Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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TO THE GRADUATES OF 1946. Best wishes for .success and happiness in the future VICTORIA MINES 1 NC. Sheridan, Mont. SHANG'S PLACE for an evening of E NJOYMENT RUBY- VALLEY -CLEANERS- for a well broomed look Corner Service Station EFFICIENT - SERVICE- — SHERIDAN GUN CLUB Where entertainment exceeds BARILO BARIL Interior decorating... house painting Sl£ns and show card% “We aim to please “ Walters Store our PRICES ARE RIGHT PICK PAN PHARMACY Competent Service FARMERS UNION C »S - oil- Feeds PAYLESS -5- FOOD STORE -r Good food promotes Good Health. SHERIDAN BAKERY for home-baked foods Tim's Service Station Your Conoco Dealer Sheridan BARGER SHOP Good Groommd is an asset that leads To Success SPRAGUE'S ELECTRIC SHOP -Guaranteed - electric repairs .«-service SHERIDAN THEATRE Where. entertainment abounds KURFI55 REPAIR SHOP Complete satisfaction of our patrons DR. S. R KITT D.A.S. P.H. . 99. Dr- Dyer FVione 41 RUBY HOTEL BAR and Coffee Shop t — + Where old friend meet CHARLES WALTER - Fo R - Better brands CLUB CAFE Good Cookino- is a jo r e m i u m. •. THE GRADUATING CLASS, THE ADVERT IS ME NTS, WHO THROUGH THEIR COOPERATION MADE THIS - Annual possible. 22

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, .. ,0 . , , FRESHMEN ASSQ'BLY assinblyr I? war noiers Jrfon jr'1?3 WB3 pra3antad W tb« Freshmen for their y XT, was a novel satire on upper classmen and was met with large approval. SPEECH pj Y and ay PifkingtonVfd h leadlng El.fEK eLe'ue ?86 Ra “°nd Braaoh able direction of Mrs. Kltt, the flay progress?EP° ln? oaat- Undar tha length play to be produced by th lffe? s v l' ara auocaaaful '«U program of'“mualcal ntfrtal ent. OIm flubs7 Sffs nsmblM sf Vtt'3 ,nt 8n aTanln8 band, string ensembles, and various solo numbers f?f“did fof mfft ’““f 6 ”- progrem. Ennis, T»in Bridges, and Sheridan “SlpSS tSfe t P“ °f JUNIOR PROM May l.8- The main event of every high school year, the Junior Pron, was planned for weeks ahead and the Juniors worked hard to make the event a real success. The gym was beautifully decorated in all shades of green, and the theme was a wishing well and cottage. Fred Harvey’s music added the usual touch of gayety and the girls formal dresses made the event truly spectacular. May 24- Dr n r . COMMENCOffiNT The hnnri —imw jJ fhallenberger spoke to a large audience at Commencement Exercises. Senior i ‘Vf« t!le elee club 9anS It as truly a Commencement that this years seniors will look back upon and remember. SPORT SUMMARY DATS OPPONENT THEY WE Dec. 8 Virginia City 38 39 Dec. 14 Twin Bridges 31 21 Dec. 15 Ennis 29 43 Dec. 22 Dillon 79 30 Jan. 5 St. Peter’s 56 22 Jan. 11 Boulder 30 41 Jan. 12 Whitehall 14 44 Jan. 19 Ennis 26 39 Jan. 18 Virginia City 50 55 Jan. 25 Twin Bridges 49 40 Fab. 2 St. Peter's 65 35 Feb. 8 Boulder 21 38 Feb. 9 Whitehall 32 44 Feb. 15 Dillon 70 37 RODGERS WELDING Bnnor Your WE.LD NG To Us For a Good Job J. M. MADDISON Dry Goods - Groceries- MEAT5 ART BIEL.ER Finest COAL For Your COMFORT ALDER HOTEL FOR COn FORT AND REST Chicks place ' Where Good Friends Meet Conway's Store CANDIIS ICECREAM JOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION OUR BEST FOR YOUR BEST ---------Tl------ SHERIDAN MEAT MARKET Finest Qu hty MEATS Jr GROCERIES ALDER MERC. 4LDER, MONT. V we Serve Wi th a. 5m ile!’.. OONEOAN SERVICE STATION iH Your Mileage merchant

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