Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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At the beginning of the year lira. Kitt organized the girls sextet and after much practice and hard work they made their first appearance at the Christmas play. Since then they have had invitations to sing for the Kiwanis Club, and sang at the Gold Star Mothers Program presented by the American Legion and Auxiliary. They have been a great suocess FRONT ROW- BACK ROW- ■Mr. Scudder, Joan Sheldon, Jeanette Rr«« h naa. i At the the student council has first of the year the officers of the student council body end eniolsn elected . representative. SinVTtheT ! staoed a nunber of successful parties for tha high school student s. H 5. C o u n c X

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School A C ti V i t i e FRONT ROW-Mrs. Kitt, C. Julian, B. Stone, P. Maloney, M. Magnus, K, Jones. SECOND ROW-J. Best, M. Bieler, J. Woodward, B. Odden, B. Gemraell, M. Claypool, T. Stansell, C. Nelson. RD ROW A.Rojic, L. Preston, R. Braach, D. McGregor, N. Schulz, H. Hansen, hopeful for a good band next year. 6 t0il f the band» but prospects are FRONT ROW-C. Nelson, B. Gemmell, J. Sheldon, D. Elser, , w , M. Bieler, Mrs. Howe. SECOND ROW-M. Ehlers, P. Long, C. Julian, M. Claypool, M. Magnus, B. Odden, J. Braach. THIRD ROW-W. Elser, R. Braach, J. Kaatz’ D. Harris, J. Sprague. b®gfnnins of 4the school year twenty interested students applied for J0Urn?U?m staff Under the direction of Mrs.Howe the d ®dibed tbe cJ}°o1 PaPer Passamari. Mildred Bieler and Douglas fleeted to the offices of editor and assistant editor. The paper consisted or eight pages, packed with incidents from school life about S.H.S. F P n d 0 u r n a i 5 n

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FRONT ROW—James Kaatz, Jim Sprague, Wayne Elser, Don Harris, Duane Elser, Douglas McGreeor. BACK ROW---Mr. Thomas, Norman Schulz, Ray Breach, Wesley Elser, Don Elser, Charles Bray, Danny Baker. alike ere erv wlth 6 bang The 8tudenta and players make oup 1 .We had had a successful football season and hoped to our 1,11811 88 8uccessful which we succeeded in doing. We lost our first game in the tournament with Whitehall and won the next two which «ave us we plS;S° nn?a?-nrr8 in BT BeB Sheridan wera tiad r tL Mad n Tnd the las ?n nnfnn I8”68, °ne e played ln each of the respective towns, and the last in Dillon. Because we won two of these three games, the cup was ours. SITTING—Thaylia Stansell, Betty Alice Mayo, Lorraine Johnson, Pat Ehlers, STANDING-Jeanette Breach, Mildred Bleler, Margaret Claypool, Peggy Long, Joan Sheldon, Bebe Gemmell, Mrs. Biestook. At the beginning of the year twelve eager girls turned out for girls basketball under the direction of Mrs. Biastoch. They had a very successful season and lost only one game—to Whitehall. However, they won their revenge in the return game to Whitehall 1 1