Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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STAFF Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Albright. Mr. Peterson. Mr. Atchley. Mr. Chementi. Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. Gronewold. not pictured Mrs. Nipper. Mrs. Stevens. Ed Brown 25

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BIRTHDAYS JUNIORS Allen Pittsley 24 SOPHOMORES LeRoy Hinnant FRESHMEN Krisli Leseberg Tom Hinerman Ed Maciosek Dawn Williams Bill Rice Joel Bren Tena Rice SEVENTH Sloney Baker

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BOYS BASKETBALL Standing L to R: Coach Streyle, Kim Kurasz, Jim Thompson, Kurt Meeks, Bill Pickett. Joel Bren. Mark Bren, Sam Titterington, Frank Rose. Ed Maciosek. Kal Jepson, Shane Mitchell, Coach Butkovich. Kneeling L to R: Steve Marker. Kelly Hancock. Darren Oard. Brian Titterington. Billy Koenig, Travis Day. Pete Holmes, Rob Bryant. Manager Laird McBride. Sitting L to R: Kent Cole, Jay Wells, Kelly Kurasz, David Griffin. Leroy Hinnant. Rene Suda, Inger Albright. Not pictured. Pat Rose. The 1984-85 was an up and down year for the Varsity Rams. There were many close ball games that were won or lost in the last minute. One of the highlights of the year was the final home game for the seniors against Wind River. Trailing by 15 points in the 4th quarter, the Rams rallied to tie, and win the game in overtime. Kal Jepson was the leading scorer assist man for the Rams. Sam Titterington was the leading rebounder, with Jim Thompson second in both rebounding and scoring. Kal also was named to both the All- Conference and All-Regional teams. With only 4 seniors; Sam Titterington, Kal Jepson, Pat Rose, and Mark Bren, the future looks bright for the Rams. Coach Streyle The 1984-85 Rams JV Basketball team had an up and down season. The team was plagued with inconsistant play throughout most of the season. In most of our games we had parts of the game where we could play with the best of our opponents and other parts where we played poor. This inconsistant play created problems with our record which was 5 wins and 13 losses. The team kept striving for the consistency we needed and finally achieved their goal in the last two games of the season. We ended the season playing our best basketball with solid wins over Wind River and St. Stevens. This upbeat finale showed that we have several JV players that are prime candidates to become solid varsity contributors next year, if they set their minds on this goal and play in the off season. Coach Butkovich • The 1984-85 Rams Freshman Basketball team showed definite improvement throughout the season. Our final record of 4 wins and 8 losses was not as good as intended, but we knew that we were a much better basketuhll team at the end of the season than at the beginning. I see some real promising individuals from this team who, with a lot of desire and more time playing basketball, will become excellent players on future Rams teams. Coach Butkovich 26