Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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 Sail on silver girl Sail on by. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine. Oh if you need a friend I'm sailing right behind. Like a Bridge Over Troubled Water I will ease your mind. Like a Bridge Over Troubled Water I will ease your mind. . . I still see her, Her bright eyes full of life; I look at her empty desk-- I wonder if life is worth living. There were six of them— They carried her to her place of rest. I looked at the hazy sky through hurt wet eyes They put the top of the vault over her. The wind blew lightly. It seemed to carry her to God. She is in a very special place — She is with God. Gail, You are not alone. A part of me is with you; I loved you in a special way. Gail, I will cherish the memories my whole life. You will not be forgotten. Gail, life is so cruel. By Dan Hartford I NEED TO KNOW Tell me again I need to know Why dear people have to go I have a feeling deep inside That someday soon We'll all know why. But until that time It's only the hurt That's left behind To make us find The answer why. By Dallas Bushman and Mary Lou Oliver foVS

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Realities Aren t There r X i 4 -— I 1 The silver music of a once-existing laugh Still rings occasionally. And even the excited bubbling of a joyful voice resounds. Perhaps they are gone only in stability; Perhaps their essence will remain eternally. A memory as a scampering form hastens by, then is vanished But for a second he will remain As the leaves flutter from his motion. Then silence. An anxious silence, full of bewilderment That brings a softly penetrating sadness. A bright color of life dances near And yet, somehow, there is a light mist before it That is often almost negligible, yet often blinding. A warm flow of words passes by but does not enter. And gentle touches are no felt. Lite goes around in merry unconcerned circles. It dances and it dies. It reaches out and retreats. It laughs to conceal what Cannot be hidden. A dead leaf quietly floats to the ground And a gay step turns it to dust. From Echoes by Mathilde Koehler We know what we feel but we just can't express it. It's not like Keith is dead, it's just like he skipped out today . . . or he's at a track basketball game; like he's not really gone for good.

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Football “1970” Back row: Larry Burke, mgr.; Gary Hansen; Dan Nottingham; Joel Hunt; Evan Munk; Bob Chamberlin; Coach, Larry Kieckbusch. Middle row: Alex Flager, mgr.; Dave Smail; Leonard McArthur; Dan Cox; Neil Todd; Charlie Osborn; Dan Hartford. Front row: John King; Deejay White; Matt Nottingham; John Miller; Jim Anderson; Bernard Hansen. Pat Day and Monty Simonsen were unable to complete the season due to injuries. SEASON RECORD S.H.S. OPPONENT S.H.S. 0 Florence 36 S.H.S. 14 Ennis 20 S.H.S. 14 Twin Bridges 16 S.H.S. 26 Lima 16 S.H.S. 26 West Yellowstone 6 S.H.S. 40 Clyde Park 12 S.H.S. 32 Wilsall 56 S.H.S. 48 Gardiner 28 6