Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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Mrs. Clarke Raymond, BA degree University of Utah in English, Passa- mari, Trailblazer and junior class adviser; teaching journalism, Montana literature, drama, novel, French and world literature; tenth year on SHS teaching staff. Mr. James Corrigan, BS degree from Western Montana College; seventh year on SHS teaching staff; classes in typing, bookkeeping, clerical office practice and office machines; sophomore adviser; assist- ant and 'B' squad coach. Faculty Mr. Clay Robinson, BS degree from Western Montana College; took over position of head coach and social studies instructor the fall of 1973; football, basketball, and track coach; instructor of boys' P. E. , U. S. history, geography, and government. The School Board in Action This job is mostly volunteer, These men and women care Enough about their schools each year To face the problems there; They know that issues will arise, That conflicts will ensue, That lazy folks will criticize The job they try to do; Yet, with a better school in mind, (A goal that must be won) The school boards leaves mere talk behind And ACTS to get things done! 15

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Supt. Larry Kieckbusch, BS and MS degrees from Western Montana College with majors in social studies and physical education; became superintendent in the fall of 1973; former SHS coach and social studies teacher, 1965-73; principal, 1970-73. Mr. Larry Keller, BS degree Brigham Young University, MS degree Western Montana College; became principal in 1973; teaches English I and II, American literature, advanced composition, short story; sixth year at SHS. Mrs. Peggy Armstrong filled the position of school clerk during the summer of 1971; certified officer of the Sheri- idan School District, handling all Student Body Association, and School District, and lunchroom books; Clerk of the School Board. Administration School Board LR: Ted Darby, Margaret Schulz (chairman), Bruce Pearson, Ivan Smail, Max Miller, Jerry Burke, and Ken Halse. 14

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Mr. John Funk, senior class adviser; BS degree Western Montana College with majors in math and science; came to SH§ in the fall of 1972; teaches general math, algebra, intermediate math, and eighth grade math and science. Mrs. Lowell Paige, BS degree in secondary education from WMC with majors in English and music; second year on SHS teaching staff; teaching English mechan- ics, communications, and all high school music classes; began a music program in the grade school in 1973-74 school year. Mrs. Larry Kieckbusch received her BS degree in education from West- ern Montana College; came to SHS teaching staff in the fall of 1972, teaches girls' P. E. and directs drill team; taught in Whitefish for one year and at Butte Business College for a half year. Faculty I Would Teach To this my chosen field, dear Lord, I'd bring An understanding heart, an open mind, A spirit interested in everything, A discipline that's always wise and kind. I would be patient, give me, Lord, I pray This talent over skills I might possess That I shall stop and think before I say Some hurtful thing whose power I cannot guess. I would bring out the best in those I teach By loving care and genuine concern, That growth of mind and heart in them shall reach Beyond all textbook lessons they must learn. 16