Cody High School - Bronco Yearbook (Cody, WY)

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FFA The FFA had a busy year wiTh NaTionals and a 2nd place in l-lome and FarmsTead. They published The FFA cal- endar, and aTTended speaking conTesTs. ln Feb. FFA held The Buf- falo Bill wreaTh ceremo- ny. April broughT The AppreciaTion BanaueT, while IaTer in The spring The O.K. Corral was builT. FFA will Take parT ln The Park CounTy Fair in AugusT and The STaTe Fair in SepT. The chapTer officers were PresidenT, BreTT Richmond, V. PresidenT, Mike ShoTTs, Treasurer, Travis Swenson, and SecreTary, KiTTy Schuliz. Stoney Loran, Jim Fink, Todd Freeman, Phil Cundall Bottomf Dawn Frank, Brian Richmond, VJManoL FlintFlesher, Venita Harris, Cherian Schultz, Clint Torzon, Ni cole Rub y, Amy Livingston, Deanna Mui holland, Woody Lint. www .,,,.,.... Jacobsen Arny 1, Phillip Jensen, Merry Jones, Chad Keesler Erica Kessler, Greg Kincheloe, TrisTi KosTer, Lanell Kress, Mari nb, GreTchen oerT, Shawna Larson, Susan 22 JUNIORS .s if A s Q iii TN s-'f 'l sr R ks X K N X ..,. , , H . K ' . . i . ,,, . i ' K ' 1 ...E 5- . . , :qg yy ...W Q 'We . :A X ss wk s

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CHS For Sole? ls The AdminisTrdTion l'Selling OuT EducdTion Senior pronk consisTing of d For Sole sign in fronT of The school broughT The following re- sponses from The odmin- isTroTion: Mr. EosTon, We ore Trying To moke money for The Senior closs. We ore Trying To find inves- Tors To Turn iT inTo o reTire- menT home for The closs of '88 Seniors, scheduled To open in The yeor 2035. Mr. EosTon olso ciTed The excellenT loco- Tion soying, The school is close To downTown, The bonks, ond The posT office for eose in picking up Sociol SecuriTy checks. Mr. Pomojzl, I didn'T even see iT, buT if The price is righT we'll sell onyThing. lT QThe pronkj wos noT unique ond will probololy hoppen ogoin. The imporTonT Thing is ThoT we reTurn The sign To The owners, They do cosT money. Mr. Bennion, The price is high if They ore considering o buyouT, buf we would prefer To sell oll of The buildings in o pockoge deal. All in dll, The joke wos Token in sTride, ond The sign wos reTurned. 587-6234 FLAGS FLY in from' of Cody High Schooi while a procficai joke announces The pos- sible soie of The building. McArTor, Ashli Agness lvleinecke, Greg lVleisTer, Andrew :1f.s, ,1... , T MerediTh, Leslie MonTvilIe, Poul lVlonTy, Jomes Neol, Yod Nordberg, Doug Porkin, Louro Porkins, Sfeve Poulsen, Trocy T T rar: .T ill i 4 1 Txlii feehgfz, if l 1 24 JUNIORS Wi sg W 5 X T s N X s ig is is 'Q' Q X N SNS sf ss 5 :Y is - sis rg -s ,Es sf Y N: 1 .4