Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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APPR£ClAfIOM ita teason uh , 7 W Tiafe wilt, ndutance, Rwestgkfc, stmiqth and skilt. WORDCWORTU Twa peapfa at Chetidan Nigh Cchoot have bee paAttcula help to tta GCass oft 1965. Out a Hafceu» sJtOitf pieSentatlOnS, Out jiuuOt pt04n, Ond Out CjiacttUa tto4i would have bee uiAtuallij impossible without the aid oft one o both oft these people. The seniors wish to e tess tkelt op te-ciafeo to Uts. hloftland and Uu Douglas ho all thei ideas and assistance. Thank you both SO ue uj YMjuchl Laathinq pretence, he did with Cheexftul wilt What others talked oft while thei hands we e stilt. wrmER 3

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It is with deep gratitude that we the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Five do dedicate this yearbook to the people who have stood solidly behind us for these twelve years. Their sympathy and encouragement have aided us in our quest for learning. Without their serenity in the midst of our con- fusion it would have been impossible for us to achieve what we have. So to you we dedicate this account of our senior year: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Baril Mrs. Jenny Baril Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burton Mrs. Dorothy Carey Mr. and Mrs. George Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Duffner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Mack Fulford Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilman Mrs. Selena Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Marsh Mr. and Mrs. James Moore Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Pack Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walter Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Welborn Mr. and Mrs. D. E. White Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wonderly Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wright 2

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The editors, being determined that this annual should be the best, were of a mind in November past that a theme would add much to our book of memories. This presented the problem of finding an appropriate one. We had chosen the cloud inset on the leaves and this suggested Clouds , The Big Sky , Reaching and Growing to Heights . These were all fine theme but when it came to applying these thoughts to the whole annual, somehow they weren't appropriate. Oh there must be sometime to calmly think thi out by tomorrow there's. . .and the next day I havt to. . .well let's see, this week is free except for. . .Oh, everything is in such a mess I don't even know where I should be when; and this annual--it's in such a mess already, everything is utter Confusion ! And so the inspiration came. This idea grew stronger with thoughts of our lives; for what senior can deny that this year is complete chaos and confusion. The annual staff in this confusion has attempted to produce an orderly and well planned annual. We've tried to bring fresh new ideas and thoughts into our work. Many changes have been made. We're proud of it! CONFUSION TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ................................... 6 Classes............................................9 Activities....................................... 17 Senior Directory..................................38 Athletics.........................................39 Grades............................................49 4