Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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FRONT ROW—David Dillard, Albert Rojic, Clinton Burnett, Duune Elser, Mertz Slers, Mickey Richards, Mrs. Kitt SECOND ROW—Norman Schulz, Charles 3ray, John Miller, Wayne 21ser, Bob Hakes Doug Me Gregor THIRD ROW—James Spring, Larry Preston, Jones Kaatz, Wesley Elser, Darwin Burnett Don Harris, Bob Jones the first time a Boys Glee Club was organized under the direction of Mrs, Kitt. Eighteen boys turned out for Glee Club but due to inexperience this group was cut down, but plans ere being made to enlarge this number next year. The boys are working on such pieces such as In The Evening By The Moonlight, and other selections• u b FRONT ROW—Mrs. Kitt, C. Nelson, K. Jones, P. Ehlers, B. Gexamell, SECOND ROW—J. Wright, B. Oil lard M. Magnus, 0. Claypool, B. Stone, BACK ROW—B. Curtis, B. Hansen, C Burnett, M. Breach, B. Odden, D. R. Wudel, G. Shaffer, J. Butler, J. Sheldon, R. T.Villeans, M. Hodges, D. Wudel , L.Johnson, K. Bieler, T. Stansoll, J. Breach F. Spring, B. Allhands, M. Cleypool, 3. Mayo . Julian, P. Long, P. Maloney, R. Moore, D. Battle, J. Woodward. The girls glee club was again organized under the direction of Mrs. Kitt with ene of the largest enrollments ever had in the Glee Club history. After a few weeks of practising the girls were soon in shape to perform in public. They have worked oa such pieces as Teaoh Me to Pray, I Pass By Tour Window and other selections.

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FRONT ROW—Wesley Kiser, Y ayne Elser, Duane Kiser, Rob Hukos Don Harris, S3C0ND ROW—Albert Rojic, Joe Toazak, Raynond Braacn, Charles Bray, Oe ie Knn=?'n Donald Kiser. THIRD ROW—Mr. Thonas, David Dillard, Mickey Richards, Jin Soring, John Miller Wallace Breach, and Danny Baker hlller The Football season started out this year with much hard practice, it continued so for the rest of the season. We won our games with IVrin Bridges, Harrison, Vir- ginia City and Ennis. That made us champions of our zone. We then went to Manhat- tan where we suffered the only defeat of the season. Our winnings this veer were mostly due to the successful leadership of our coaoh--llr. Thomas. FRONT ROW—Wayne Kiser, Duane Kiser, cprague, Don Harris, Danny Baker. Douglas McGregor, Juries SECOND ROW—30b Hakes, Wesley Kiser, Don Kiser Joe Tezak, Ray 3raach , Wallace Kiser. » Norman Schultz, THIRD ROW—Mr. Thor.us, Jim Kaatz, Gene Hansen Davy Dillard, John Miller, Charles Jin Spring, Mickey Richards. Bray, The S Club began their new year by initiating ten new oembera organization. t series of picnics and parties were given bv the bovs •nJoyed by everyone attending. They have prospects of having a larger’ organization next veer. into their wnich were and better

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FRONT ROW Mrs. Biastock, Charlene Nelson, Roraona Wudel, Beatrice Oeramell, Joan Sheldon, Kathrine Jones, Joy Butler, Pat Ehlers. Mildred Bieler. SECOND ROW—Joan Wright, Jeanette Broach, Thalia Stansell, Bonnie Dillard, Mary Magnu3, Peggy Kendall, Genevieve Claypool, Rose Williams, Donna Wudel. 3°’ —Barbara Allhands, Claire Julian, Rita Moore, Margaret Claypool, Hansen, Flora Spring, Patsy Maloney, Mary Jo Braach, Gerry Shaffer At the beginning of the year the annual Home Ee. Convention wee held in Sheridan. Delcene Smith, district president, officiated at the meeting. March 14 the girls entertained their dates at a Sadie Hawkins Day Party. Dancing and games were enjoyed and a lunch was served at the close of the evening. At the end of the year the girls were working on snow suits for the Junior Red Cross. Sinoe our Sigma Club was organized in 1942-43, it has steadily improved in activities and has increased in Interest to the girls of our high school. Herb Hansen. BUI '»«•».™ W9Sley El39r’ Don Els9r- Joha Klller After a lapse of several years due to the ebsense of an instructor, the Ruby Valley Chapter of the F.F.A. was re-organized with the return of Mr. Douglas, their director. Since then the boys have been very busy. Two of the boys—Wayne Elser and Ray Braach went to an international convention in Kansas City and all enjoyed a trip to Deer Lodge to a state convention.