Big Horn High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Big Horn, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

View from Bradford Brinton Bridge THE RAM BIG HORN, WYOMING Contents Editor's Corner........... In Memoriam............... Seniors .................. Organizations............. Activities................ Sports ................... Undergraduates ........... Junior High .............. Grades ..................... Administration and Faculty Advertising............... 5 6 7 15 25 37 49 57 65 75 81 Virtually all photographs in this annual were taken, developed and printed by students of Big Horn High School. The Editor’s Corner Editor Barbara Blaney and Assistant Editor Harold Jensen. As the ear comes to a close and everyone goes his separate way, we wish to express our heart-felt thanks to those who have helped us. This includes many people, who have given us financial help, as well their valuable time. To show our appreciation to these people, the editors would like to dedicate the 1970 RAM to the people of Big Horn. For the people of Big Horn are the ones who have given us all our help. Without them, we could not continue to have a yearbook or many other school activities. This is our way of thanking them for their support of our school and especially of the RAM. To reflect our appreciation, we have used pictures from the Big Horn and Story area for our division pages and end sheets. 5 In Memoriam Jack Alan Dow 1951-1970 A TRIBUTE by Warren W. DeJarnett Jack gave much to his classmates: leader- ship by example, loyalty to his teachers and to his school, honesty, dependability and persever- ance in his studies and an inherent competitive spirit. He loved athletics and his quiet unas- suming manner, always giving his very best, was of great encouragement to his teammates. He gave no quarter and expected none in return, but was first to demonstrate true sportsmanship by reaching a hand to a fallen opponent or administering a pat on the back to the penalized or injured. He was an inspira- tion not only to his teammates but to the younger children in the school who would often exclaim, I want to be a ball player like Jack Dow. Jack gave to his teachers and coaches the great satisfaction of knowing true response to their instruction. For twelve years in the pub- lic schools, he averaged an A in the class- room and graduated with the highest honors in his class. He was a member of the National Honor Society and received the University of Wyoming scholarship. The school pattern appeared to be so firmly established that suc- cess in college and a subsequent professional career seemed assured. Jack gave much to his parents and rela- tives. He was obedient, responsive and anxious to please whether it be driving a tractor, working with livestock, attending school or club meetings, or participating in the tradi- tional family athletics. He was proud of his local pioneer heritage and was pleased when those discussions related to his family. While Jack lived only 19 years, he gave a measure of excellence that is seldom sur- passed. While his passing is untimely and seems almost too much to bear, his life will be an example for many to follow and will seem not to have been in vain. Class of 1970 LEO ANKNEY BARBARA BLANEY BERT CLABAUGH HAROLD JENSEN JACALYN CONNOLLY JOHN MORELAND MARY ELLEN OEDEKOVEN 8 MAUREEN HARVEY JAMES VOLZ MICHAEL BRAYTON BRUCE OEDEKOVEN ROSS HILMAN JOHN WARE Senior Sidelights: From Clockwise, starting with left above: Leo ’’Bear” Ankney vs. starfish, Barbara Blaney and Mrs. Blaney laugh it up at tournament, senior boys cut out paper dolls under Mrs. Holsinger's watchful eye, Mike Brayton in two roles--”tough, but oh so gentle”. 10 Starfish to Radios Clockwise, starting with left above: The Seniors take a recess from court, Leo Ankney and Harold Jen- sen start work on the radio kit for physics, Ross Hilman and Bruce Oedekoven show some progress on the project, Harold and Bert Cla- baugh cooking (?), Maureen Harvey consumes a piece of her birthday cake. m 11 Baccalaureate and Graduation Seniors file in during baccalaureate. Baccalaureate services were held at the Big Horn Com- munity Church, Sunday evening. May 24, 1970. John Ware gave the invocation, and Maureen Harvey read the Scripture, Ecclesiastes 3:1-12. The sermon was given by Father George Tellez of Ranchester. Bert Clabaugh gave the benediction. Music was by Mrs. Rutz and the Girls' Sextet. John Ware gives the invocation with Father Tellez in the background. LET BE Maureen Harvey gives the scripture reading. Climax Senior Activities Class officers, left to right: Ross Hilman, treasurer; John Ware, vice-president; Mrs. Shelton, sponsor; Leo Ankney, president; Bert Clabaugh, secretary. US IN” Motto Let Us Begin Colors Red, White and Blue Flower Carnation 13 Seated, left to right: B. Blaney, M. Norskog, M. Harvey, Mrs. Shelton, M. Oedekoven, S. Thompson, P. Townsend, J. Connolly. Standing: B. Clabaugh, L. Ankney, M. Brayton, B. Ackerley, J. Volz, R. Hilman, H. Jensen, B. Oedekoven, J. Moreland, J. Ware. Not shown: M. Phillips. Highlights of Commencement Dr. James Andersen gives the commencement address. Board of Trustees' member Zane Hilman presents diploma to son Ross. Tuesday, May 26, 1970, was the night for Commencement exercises at Big Horn High School. Eighteen seniors gathered for the last time to receive their diplomas. The Com- mencement Address was given by Dr. James Andersen and was entitled John Di I linger Said It First. Salutatory address was given by Bruce Oedekoven. Valedictory address was given by Ross Hilman. Mr. Hilman awarded the diplomas. Leo Ankney gave the charge to the Junior Class President Mike McClurg. Scholarship award winners, left to right: Maureen Harvey, Univ. of Wyo. honor scholarship; Bruce Oedekoven, Federal Land Bank scholarship; Barbara Blaney, Delta Kappa Gamma award; Ross Hilman, Univ. of Wyo. honor scholarship, Jacalyn Connolly, Countess Thorne-Rider scholarship. ORGANIZATIONS The 1970 RAM Staff moved to a new room this year and also ac- quired a new sponsor, Mrs. Clend- enen. Under her able guidance, the staff took all activity pictures. Mr. DeJarnett supervised students working in the darkroom, and they did all the developing and printing. The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Clendenen for all the time and energy she devoted to the 1970 RAM. Editor Barbara Blaney collaborates with Assistant Editor Harold Jensen on plans for the 1970 RAM. Ram Features Student Photography Front row: B. Clabaugh, ass't. business mgr.; H. Jensen, ass't. editor; B. Blaney, editor; M. Norskog.twsmess mgr. J. Martin, ass't. business mgr. Back row: J. Berry, photographer; K. Clements, activities editor; H. Beach, c ss editor; J. DeLeon, organizations editor; R. Hilman, photography editor; M. Harvey, layout editor, L. Connell, ass t. photography editor; P. Townsend, copy editor. Not shown: Bonnie Redman and Mike McClurg. 16 Mountaineer Publishes Seven Issues This year the Mountaineer staff was composed of thirtv- four members. These members have written stories, typed dummy sheets and stencils on the mimeograph machine. They have published seven issues and one senior issue. Being on the staff hasn't been an easy task; not only is it hard work, but it is also time-con- suming. Members of the staff have tried to write new and different articles for the Mountaineer, Mrs. Vernon served as adviser. Activities for this year included a trip to Laramie for Journalism Week-end. Susy Miller, Valene Jensen and Mrs. Vernon attended. Shown are members of the staff printing the Mountaineer on the mimeograph. Left to right: Debra Clements and Debbie Oedekoven, layout editors; Susy Miller, stylus editor; Susan Goodman, assistant editor; and Valene Jensen, editor. Mountaineer staff members gather in Mrs. Vernon's room. Standing, left to right: N. Batinovich, J. Bell, M. Harvey, B. Blaney, L. Neighbors, P. McClurg, K. Garrett, D. Hilman, J. Mackey, C. Blaney, C. Snyder, D. Reeves, P. Garber, h! Beach, hidden J. Brayton and S. Alderson, D. Oedekoven, J. Martin and M. Donohue. Seated: D. Davis, G. Kelly, A. Dow, L. Beach, V. Jensen, S. Goodman, B. Redman, M. Snyder, J. DeLeon. 17 Student Council President Marsha Norskog browses through the displays at the Learning Festival. Seniors swept the leadership of the Student Council, with Marsha Norskog elected president; Harold Jensen, vice-president; Barbara Blaney, secretary; and Ross Hilman, treasurer. The first activity of the year was a Learning Festival. This included a display of educational toys. Sale of these items and an open house were Student Council sponsored. Christmas activities and the collection of food and clothing for a burned-out Big Horn family were also Council projects. The Student Council was also consulted on several disciplinary matters. Mrs. Shelton served as sponsor. Student Council Officers All Seniors Seated: Jay Moore, John Ware, Marsha Norskog, Barbara Blaney, Mrs. Shelton, Patty Garber. Standing: Bill Clendenen, David Masters, Ross Hilman, John Berry, Aleta Dow. Not pictured: Harold Jensen. Seated: Laura Connell, Student Council representative; Kay Clements, vice-president; Sharon Kepford, secre- tary-treasurer. Standing: John Berry, president; Mrs. Shelton, sponsor; Ross Hilman; Bruce Oedekoven. Honor Society Inducts Eight The National Honor Society inducted eight new members this year. The membership was more than doubled as Jacalyn Connolly, Maureen Harvey, Patty Garber, Jodi Brayton, Valene Jensen, Susy Miller, Susan Goodman and David Masters were sworn in. The Honor Society spon- sored a Drug Seminar in the Spring. This was attended by the community as well as the students. President John Berry inducts new members David Masters, Jacalyn Connolly, Susy Miller, Valene Jensen, Susan Goodman, Maureen Harvey, Patty Garber and Jodi Brayton. 19 Top row: S. Alderson, S. Miller, S. Goodman, V. Jensen, A. Dow, Barbara Moreland and Barbara Blaney present H. Beach, 6. Blaney, J. Martin. Second row: M. Norskog, J. Bell, the doorprize at the Sweetheart Ball. N. Batinovich, K. Garrett, D. Oedekoven, R. Benson. Third row: B. Blaney, M. Snyder, D. Reeves, S. Alderson, D. Hilman, L. Neighbors. Fourth row: L. Connell, M. Harvey, Mrs. Schamber, K. Clements, B. Moreland. Bottom row: G. Kelly, D. Clements, J. Brayton, P. Garber. Not shown: P. Townsend, S. Thompson, J. De Leon Pep Club - Spirit Plus 20 The Pep Club had new uni- forms this year. October was the month of the roast beef dinner. October was also Homecoming with the Pep Club leading the festivities. During basketball season every Friday was color day with the Pep Club members in their uniforms. The Pep Club sponsored a chili supper the night of the Tongue River game for the people of both Big Horn and Tongue River. Another Pep Club project was the Sweetheart Ball with its Valentine theme. During District Tournament held in Gillette the Pep Club travelled back and forth every day, cheering the team to its third place win. Despite snow- storms, the girls were in Laramie to boost the Rams as they were victorious in the consolation bracket of the State T ournamento Standing: Mrs. Schamber, sponsor; Patty Garber, treas.; Mrs. Shelton, sponsor; Barbara Blaney, pres.; Jodi Brayton, sec'y. Seated: Aleta Dow, pari.; Sara Alderson, vice-pres. Mike Donohue and Marty Volz are up for bids at the slave auction. The first activity of the Lettei— men's Club was presentation of a gift to Homecoming Queen Maureen Lettermen's officers David Masters, John Berry, Alan Dow, Joe Mackey. Harvey. The club also Sponsored a slave auction to help finance the trip to state tournament. The Lion's Club honored the Lettermen at a post-season dinner. Lettermen Hold SI ave Auction Top row- Mr. Schamber, B. Caiola, T. Norskog, L. Daly, L. Ankney, R. Daly, R. Clabaugh, J Moore. Middle row: P. Lohof, J Mackey J Berry, M. Marshall, B. Haratyk, M. Volz, R. Ross, M. McClurg. Bottom row; D. Salisbury, B. Clabaugh, B. Reno, R. Hanslip, I.BIaney, D. Masters, H. Jensen, J. Volz, A. Dow. 21 Chorus Has The chorus during rehearsal for one of its many programs. Busv and ¥ Chorus was busy and exciting this year for the 26 girls who participated. Under the direction of their new teacher Mrs. Rutz, the chorus gave their first performance for Veteran's Day. The chorus met every Monday and Wednesday and seemed to be always practicing for something—if not the Woman's Club, then definitely for the Christmas Program. In the Spring there were many hours spent preparing for the District Music Festival held in Casper. Approximately 20 girls went and spent a busy but educational day at Kelly Walsh High School. The chorus received a two rating. This was Big Horn's first trip of this kind. After returning from Casper, the chorus began to get ready for the Spring Program, a crowning achievement for a year of hard work. The final performance of the year was graduation. Ken Kawamoto presents Mrs. Rutz with flowers on behalf of the sixth grade at eighth grade graduation. Chorus performing at the Spring Concert. Back row, left to right: H. Beach, V. Jensen, D. Oedekoven, S. Alderson, B. Moreland, S. Miller, K. Garrett. Middle row: B. Blaney, M. Harvey, G. Mueller, C. Blaney, L. Beach, J. Martin, P. Garber, D. Davis. Bottom row: S. Goodman, L. Connell, B. Redman, C. Sny- der, B. Joslyn, S. Alderson, D. Reeves. Standing on floor: R. Benson, D. Clements. Not shown: K. Cle- ments. Mrs. Rutz is directing. Exciting Year The Folk Group was orig- inally a class of students inter- ested in playing the guitar. With only five members, it was easy for students to begin to play different parts. Their first per- formance was at the Christmas Program. Later they appeared in Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow Contest. Although they didn't place, they had a good time. They also provided entertain- ment for the Senior Tea and Prom Banquet. Their last per- formance was at the Spring Program. They worked hard all year and put in many long hours with Mrs. Rutz. Above: Folk group members. Standing: Wayne Daly, Deb- ra Clements, Irv Blaney. Seated: Robin Benson and Kay Clements. Right: Folk Group during a performance at the Woman’s Club. Be- low: Sextet members at the Spring Program: Suzanne Alderson, Laura Connell, Barbara Blaney, Valene Jensen, Debbie Oedekoven and Maureen Harvey. The Sextet was comprised of six girls from the Chorus. The group was organized in the spring by Mrs. Rutz. The girls met during lunch to prac- tice. Their first performance was for the Senior Tea held at the Woman's Club. They, with the Folk Group, sang for the banquet at Prom. They also sang at the Spring Concert. Their final performance was at Baccalaureate. Scouts Serve Community Scouts and leaders of Troop 118 at a Court of Honor. Left to right: Joe Marshall, Mike Roadifer, Frank Galey, Assistant Scoutmaster Keith Salisbury, Ken Kawamoto, Jack Cain, Dick Salisbury, Bill Clendenen, Scoutmaster John Clendenen, Dan Tranel, Lynn McIntyre, Marshall Roadifer, David Clendenen. Bo Scout Troop 118 of Big Horn grew this year from a membership of 3 to 12 under the leadership of John Clendenen and Keith Salisbury. Highlight of the 1969 sum- mer was a pack trip to Lake Geneva. The troop attended winter camp at Bear Lodge and came away with the trophy. A blue ribbon was also earned at the boy's Scout-O-Rama booth. Another pack trip and a week at Camp Buffalo Bill are planned for summer 1970. An anti-litter campaign was a service project of both Big Horn Cubs and Scouts. Cubs painted and placed litter barrels, and Scouts collected trash from local roadsides. Cub Scouts Shawn Jensen, Brian MacCarty, Sandy Joseph, Brian Talcott and Andy Stroup work in their blue ribbon booth at Scout-O-Rama. Cub Scout service projects included the painting and locating of litter barrels and a trash pick-up, as well as the sending of cookies to Viet Nam at Christmas. Picnics a Mother's Day tea and program, and attendance at the Scout-O-Rama were other activities. Mrs. Verl Joseph was Den Mother. u; Through the JTipjb r Week-long Homecoming Junior Wayne Daly as Caesar represents early civilization. Even the faculty takes part in dress-up day as shown by Indian Mrs. Schamber. Gayle Kelly goes to class as a Freshman pioneer. Seniors Maureen Harvey and Ross Hilman por- tray cartoon characters Spider Woman and Hipshot. 26 Festivities Homecoming Queen Maureen Harvey and Attendants Barbara Moreland and Kay Clements appear enthralled at the Home- coming game. The roaring Home- coming bonfire highlights Thursday evening. . . Climaxed bv Dance. During intermission at the Homecoming Dance Pep Club President Barbara Blaney presents gifts to Queen Maureen and King Leo. Homecoming was a week- long affair. Monday was Hat Day, Tuesday was Clash Day with the girls serving as the boy's slaves. Wednesday was Sock and Sign Day. Thursday was dressup day with the Seniors as cartoon characters, the Juniors as early civilization, the Sophomores as spacemen, and the Freshmen as pioneers, and the Faculty as cowboys and Indians. The bonfire, chili supper, car-bash and tug-of-war were events of Thursday night. Mar- sh a Norskog introduced the 1969 royalty: Queen Maureen Harvey, King Leo Ankney, and Attendants Kay Clements, Barbara Moreland, Wayne Daly and Joe Mackey. Colors of dark blue and white were used by the Pep Club to decorate for Friday evening's dance. The Rams played a hard- fought game Friday, but lost to Tongue River 28-6. Homecoming royalty poses at the dance. Left to right are Wayne Daly, Kay Clements, Queen Maureen Harvey, King Leo Ankney, Barbara Moreland and Irv Blaney substituting for Joe Mackey. 28 Desperate Ambrose Brings Down House November 21 was the historical date of the hysterical Senior Play, Desperate Ambrose . Those who attended this cowboy comedy agreed that never in the history of high school plays had one production been ad-libbed more than this one and turned out so well. Shown above is the entire cast. Cast Dan'l Ambrose Groves . . . Bert Miller Sheriff Crandel . . . . Hoot Owl Pete Stinkweed Nancy Martin Anne Martin Beth Malone Ross Hilman Bruce Oedekoven Leo Ankney Mrs. Sprool ...... Sandy Thompson Lena Town drunk Judge ..... Harold Jensen Stage Drivers and Harold Jensen Director . . Mrs. Elizabeth Shelton Student Directors . . and Harold Jensen Stage Manager .... Bert and Ambrose stew about mistaken identity. The sheriff and deputies arrest the town drunk. Sweetheart Dance - Gala Affair Valentine's Day, 1970, was a day of frantic preparation. The Pep Club girls spent hours decorating the school basement. King and queen were Joe Mackey and Barbara Moreland; attendants were David Masters, Jodi Brayton, Lynn Daly and Marilyn Snyder. Two door prizes were given, and the winners had to paw through piles of newspaper stuffing to obtain their prizes. Upper left: Pep Club president Barbara Blaney presents gifts to royalty. Lower left: Door prize winners, Kathy Garrett, Diana Hilman; Upper right: Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Johns dance with Kay Clements and Wayne Daly. Lower right: Queen and King, Barbara and Joe. 30 Sheridan Inn Scene of Prom Above: Susan Goodman and her escort Irv Blaney; Sissy Kuhl and her escort, Dan Schrater, pose for a picture. Right: John Moreland finds out what a real swinger Mrs. Greenfield is. Below; Marilyn Snyder, Lynn Daly, Gayle Kelly, John Moreland, Carolyn Snyder and Mike Brayton take time out from dancing to pose. Three Coins in the Fountain was the theme of the 1970 Senior Prom. The prom and banquet were held at the historic Sheridan Inn in Sher- idan. With the help of the inn's staff, Mrs. Greenfield and her juniors were able to make the annual affair one to be remembered by everyone who attended. The banquet was served in the Wyoming Room. The theme was carried out with favors of tiny wishing wells. Entertainment was by the Folk Group and the Girls' Sextet. While everyone went to change for the dance, the Wyoming Room was enlarged and became an enchanted ballroom, complete with a fountain. Music was by the Don Hargis orchestra. The after-prom party was held at Kay Clement's house, and breakfast was served in Sheridan at the Elks. 31 Girls and Bovs State Candidates for 1970 Girls State were Laura Connell and Kay Clements. Kay was chosen delegate and Laura, alternate. Kay went to Laramie the second week in June. Plans to go to the capital in Cheyenne were thwarted by a spring snowstorm. However, the governor's wife Mrs. Hathaway airlifted refreshments to Laramie to ease the girls' disap- pointment. Laura Connell, Girls State alternate, and Kay Clements, Girls State delegate. Candidates for Boys State this year were John Berry, Wayne Daly and Irv Blaney. John was picked as delegate and Wayne as alternate. While attending Wonderful Wyoming Boys State, John ran for District Judge. Boys State was held in Douglas for one week in June. Wayne Daly, Boys State alternate, and John Berry, Boys State delegate. 32 Contest Winners Left, top to bottom: U.N. Pil- grimage Contest winners Laura Connell and Patty Garber. 4-H Chicago trip winner Leo Ankney. Middle, top to bottom: Local Voice of Democracy winner Kay Clements. County boom contest winners Randy Reeves, Bill Clen- denen, Mrs. Shelton-sponsor, Diana Davis, Ross Hilman, John Berry and Leo Ankney. Ross and Bill were also state winners. McGee Senate Internship winners Laura Connell and John Berry. Laura was state winner, earning a trip to Washington, D.C. Outstanding Home Ec girl Maureen Har- vey gets her trophy from Mrs. Gutz. Right, top to bot- tom: Betty Crocker Home- maker award recipient Pat Townsend. Sheridan County Make It Yourself With Wool winner Barbara Blaney 33 Big Horn Programs 34 Brighten Year Top, left to right: County Agent Pete Jensen and IFYE speaker. Dr. Araas speaks at Honor Society Drug Seminar, while other panel members look on. Students question Mr. Bohnsack during Drug Seminar. Maureen Harvey solos during Spring Concert. Middle: Big Horn Boy Scouts present flag during Veteran's Day Pro- gram. Girl's Sextet performs on Veteran's Day. Mr. Johnson addresses prospective Honor Society members at Awards Assembly. Outstanding sports stars Wayne Daly (football), Alan Dow (basketball) and Joe Mackey (track and all-around) pose with Coach Schamber after Awards Assembly. Bottom: Fourth graders climax Christmas Program with Nativity scene. Mrs. Sch- amber presents cheerleading certificates at Awards Assembly. 35 Miscellany 36 SPORTS x. j • 1 0k V X A' v- — v5 -y HgBr •A V , • . m ' ■ ’. _ % 4-C- Ati£ V §8 L 3 fe -;k: All � . _• _ ■ rf J . y . I r v—] .. - y?4 3 3 i ; v ; r. t JS ' .. 6� . _ Teamwork Promotes Pride Back row: H. Jensen, W. Daly, P. Lohof, A. Dow, M. Marshall, R. Ross; Middle row: R. Hanslip, B. Clabaugh, J. Moore, L. Ankney, I. Blaney, M. McClurg, J. Mackey, D. Masters, Coach Schamber; Front row: R. Clabaugh, B. Caiola, R. Daly, B. Haratyk, L. Daly, R. Gates, J. Berry, M. Brayton, J. Volz, Mgrs.: T. Norskog, D. Salisbury. SCORES H u 1 ett 17 Big Horn 8 Upton 36 Big Horn 8 Moor croft 23 Big Horn 13 Sundance 48 Big Horn 12 Tongue River 28 Big Horn 6 Midwest 38 Big Horn 30 Clearmont 0 Big Horn 48 Sheridan 27 Big Horn 14 Due to graduation new faces will have to be found for the football lineup. Five players will be lost this year. They are Leo Ankney, middle linebacker; Mike Brayton, half-back; Bert Clabaugh, linebacker; James Volz, guard; and Harold Jensen, quarterback. Tackling an Eagle during the Homecoming tilt. 38 The football team was under the direction of Coach Schamber, assisted by Mr. Rutz. The Ram's team con- sisted of five seniors, eight juniors, five sophomores and five freshmen. The Rams worked hard and are looking forward to a winning season next year. Shown above, Joe Mackey was chosen All-Conference Defensive End and named to the second team All- State. Left is Wayne Daly, chosen All-Conference Defensive Halfback and named to the second team All-State. Blockers in action as Wayne gets off a pass. 39 Varsity Sports 18 Win - 7 Loss Record Back row: Mr. Schamber, J. Mackey, R. Ross, A. Dow, I. Blaney, M. Volz, J. Volz. Front row: R. Gates, D. Masters, R. Hanslip, B. Clabaugh, H. Jensen, J. Berry, W. Daly. HOME OF THE Big horn r ms Dmm u (hj Hu Chu cf 69 Bia Horn 68 Bio Pinev 48 Big Horn 54 Dubois 69 Biq Horn 82 Sundonce 62 Big Horn 74 Hu left 76 Biq Horn 85 Cleormont 42 Biq Horn 74 Kqycee 57 Biq Horn 87 Midwest 72 Big Horn 68 Upton 95 Big Horn 59 Tongue River 76 Biq Horn 68 Moorcroft 61 Biq Horn 80 Hu lett 73 Biq Horn 74 Sundonce 61 Big Horn 51 Upton 77 Biq Horn 84 Cleormont 53 Biq Horn 64 Tonque River 56 Biq Horn 71 Moorcroft 50 Biq Horn 87 Midwest _£8 Alan Dow, Joe Mackey, and Coach Schamber admire District and State trophies. 40 J. V.’s Make Good Showing Back Row: B. Caiola, M. Marshall, R. Ross, M. Volz, D. Salisbury, M. Donohue. Front Row: R. Gates, D. Masters, R. Daly, L. Daly, B. K. Reno, T. Norskog, R. Clabaugh. The Junior Varsity compiled a 13-10 record under the direction of Coach Farrel Johns. The Rams defeated Sundance, Clearmont, Midwest, Upton, and Tongue River each twice and splitting games with Hulett and Moorcroft, while winning their season opener over Big Piney. Their other losses were to Sheridan, Dubois, and Moorcroft. The J.V.'s averaged 58 points per game while holding their opponents to 52 points per game. Action during Moorcroft game. Up and in. 41 Big Horn Takes Third at District After compiling an 18-win, 7-loss record for the season, the Big Horn Rams went to Gillette for the Northwest Class B Tournament. In their first game, the Rams beat Sundance 69 to 57. Then they lost to Upton 83 to 57. The Rams went on to beat Moorcroft 62 to 55. Again they beat Sundance for third place, 80 to 70. Alan Dow and Joe Mackey made the Class B Tournament team. Top: Alan Dow scores against Sundance. Tip-off on season opener. Bottom: Action during District Tournament. Harold Jen- sen drives for a lay-up. 42 Rams Take State Consolation Counterclockwise: Joe Mackey - Class B State All-Tournament Team. Alan Dow and Joe Mackey in action. Action at State Tournament. Alan Dow - Class B State All-Tournament Team. Rams warm up at State Tour- nament. The Rams lost their first State Tournament game to the champion Byron Eagles, 65 to 48. After being beaten by Upton twice during tne season and once at District Tournament, the Rams came through to defeat the Bobcats 74-62. Next the Rams topped the Lyman Eagles 71 to 63. This win put the Rams in the conso- lation bracket against the Tongue River Eagles in a battling game by a close score of 56 to 52. Harold Jensen and Jimmy Volz accepted the hard- earned consolation trophy for the Rams. Alan Dow and Joe Mackey were both named to the All- Tournament Team. 43 Cheerleaders Stimulate n ) Right: And the winds blew! The foot- ball cheerleaders brave the elements. Below: Left-Left-Left, Right, Left! Cheerleaders present the colors. B-squad cheerleaders: Patty Garber, Gayle Kelly, Debra Clements, and Jodi Brayton (head). Cheerleaders were elected in the spring of '69 so that they would be ready for football at the beginning of school. Both varsity and junior varsity basketball cheerleaders cheered for footba 11. The varsity squad was Barbara Moreland, head; Kay Clements; Maureen Harvey; and Laura Connell. Junior varsity cheerleaders were Jodi Brayton, head; Patty Garber; Gayle Kelly; and Debra Clements. The A-squad wore gold sweaters with white racing stripes, white letters, and the numbers of their year. They wore gold skirts with white pleats for basketball and gold shorts for football. The B-squad's were the same except that their colors were maroon and white. Each had a National Cheerleader's Association pin. The varsity cheer- leaders also had gold blazers and skirts with white turtle necks for traveling. School Spirit Above: A-squad cheerleaders: Barbara Moreland (head), Maureen Harvey, Kay Clements, and Laura Connell. Left: Cheerleaders sing for their supper at the Lion's Club dinner. Below: Muscle building; A-squad excels at one-armed pushups. Along with the Pep Club, the cheerleaders made up many songs to pass the time on the long bus rides to the various games. They devised several pompon routines to songs that they presented at the half-time of some home games. Mrs. Schamber served as cheerleader sponsor. With the success of the team at both district and state tournaments, the '69-'70 season can be summed up for the cheerleaders as a very good year! 45 Physical Education Varied for Girls Girls' P.E. was more than exercises and games this year. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Schamber, the zoot-suited girls engaged in a variety of activities, such as tumbling shown here. The girls also com- peted with other schools in both volleyball and basket- ball. Above: Bottom row: D. Oedekoven, S. Goodman, D. Clements, J. DeLeon, N. Batlnovich, L. Neighbors; Second row: D. Reeves, G. Kelly, J. Martin. Third row: J. Bell, S. Miller. Top: S. Alderson. Right: Down: S. Goodman, D. Oedekoven, J. DeLeon. Going over: N. Batinovich. Below: Volleyball team members. Top: P. Garber, J. Brayton, S. Alderson, K. Clements, A. Dow, P. McClurg, V. Jensen, H. Beach, L. Connell, T. Haratyk. Bottom: M. Snyder, D. Reeves, G. Kelly, D. Clements, M. Harvey, B. Moreland. 46 Girls Take Basketball Tournament Standing: P. McClurg, D. Hilman, V. Jensen, K. Clements, J. Brayton, A. Dow. Kneeling: C. Blaney, R. Benson, B, Redman, L. Beach, K. Garrett, H. Beach. A happy team admires its first place trophy. The Girls' Basketball Team made a fine showing this year. The team was organized by Mr. and Mrs. Schamber. Practice was held in the evenings after school, and the girls worked just as hard as the boys. The team played seven games during the season with only one loss. The team attended the Moorcroft Invitational Girl's Basketball Tour- nament. They played four games and won all of them to bring home the first place trophy. Jodi Brayton, Kay Clements and Penny McClurg were named to the All-Tourney team. Weather Hampers Track Clockwise: Randy Gates clears the bar. Joe Mackey broadjumps. Tracksters David Masters, Ray Daly, Marty Volz, Rod Ross, Randy Gates and Lynn Daly await their events. Joe Mackey--up and over! Typical Wyoming spring weather abbreviated Big Horn's track schedule. However, the tracksters, under the direction of Coach Schamber partici- pated in several meets. The season was climaxed with participation in district and state tournaments, with Joe Mackey bringing the state high jump champion- ship for Class B to Big Horn. 48 Juniors Motto We Have Followed; Now We Shall Lead F lower Carnation Colors Blue and Gold Junior class sponsor Mrs. Greenfield surrounded by the junior class officers. Standing: vice-president, B. K. Reno, and presi- dent, Mike McClurg. Seated: treasurer, Laura Connell, and sec- retary, Kay Clements. Class Officers President . . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . . T reasurer . . . Sponsor ...... . Mike McClurg . . . . B.K. Reno . Kay Clements Laura Connell Mrs. Greenfield 50 Juniors enjoy their efforts at the Junior Prom. Jay Moore Bonnie Redman B. K. Reno Judy DeLeon Sharon Kepford Kay Clements Wayne Daly Irv Blaney Mike Donohue Helen Beach Alan Dow Mike McClurg Joe Mackey John Berry Jeri Martin Laura Connell Dan Schrater Rick Hanslip Teresa Haratyk Sara Alderson 51 Sophomores Sophomore class officers are shown with sponsor Mrs. Clendenen. Left to right are Patrick Lohof, treasurer; David Master, secretary; Susy Miller, secretary; and Marty Volz, president. Jerry Hillier Lynda Barnes Class Officers President....................... Marty Volz Vice-President................ David Masters Secretary.......................Susy Miller Treasurer.....................Patrick Lohof Student Council . . . Pat Garber, David Masters Sponsor..................... Mrs. Clendenen Motto Don't Wish for Success, Earn It . F lower Carnation Colors Blue and Silver Randy Gates Debbie Oedekoven 52 Valene Jensen Robin Benson Suzanne Alderson Bruce Adsit Pat Lohof Doug Adsit Patty Garber Ray Daly Coe Blaney Rod Ross Cris Gosch Mike Thompson David Masters Debra Clements Marty Volz Jodi Brayton Susan Goodman Timmy Roberts Kyle Brodine Susy Miller 53 Freshmen Motto Rocketing into the 70's Flower Carnation Colors Black and Silver Freshmen class officers, standing left to right. Bill Clendenen, Gayle Kelly, Marilyn Snyder and Carolyn Snyder. Seated class sponsor Mr. Ray Rutz. Class Officers President..................... Carolyn Snyder Vice-President.................Marilyn Snyder Secretary.......................Bill Clendenen Treasurer.........................Gayle Kelly Student Council . . . Aleta Dow, Bill Clendenen Sponsor.............................Mr. Rutz Marilyn Snyder BillyShaver Kathie Garrett TonyNorskog Janis Bell BobCaiola Diana Reeves 54 Burt Atter Mickey Marshall Nellie Jo Batinovich Gayle Kelly Bill Babione Gail Mueller Penny McClurg Carolyn Snyder Bill Haratyk Lesa Neighbors Fleet Hamilton Becky Joslyn Linda Beach Diana Hilman Lynn Daly Diana Davis Bill Clendenen Randy Clabaugh Dick Salisbury Aleta Dow 55 Jr Odd Moments Left, top to bottom: Hardy mountain climbers on Earth Science field day. Honored queen Marsha Norskog with international officers and Big Horn Jobs Daughters. Now, let’s talk this over, gu s. Right: Mrs. Gutz’s darlings ! The mad scientist at work. The Pep Club in action. JUNIOR HIGH Eighth Grade Eighth grade graduates with sponsors Mrs. Scott, Mr. DeJarnett and Mrs. McAfee. Above: Mr. Everett Berry delivers the address at eighth grade graduation. Left: Board of Trustees’ member, Mrs. William Schroeder, presents her eighth grade diploma to daughter Mary Jane. Mary Jane was honored as the out- standing eighth grade student. Niki Eckenbeck T odd Atter Stanley Snyder Randy Reeves Sharon Adsit Nancy Reno Scott Ross Pam Bailey Mary Jane Schroeder Linda Masters Dick Hosford Shelley Miller Dan Marshall Mary Norwood Chris Oedekoven Mike Fordyce Rob Clabaugh Brad Miech Marla Biley 59 Seventh Grade Ann Clendenen Cheryl Norwood Debra Miech Lynn McIntyre Becky Moreland Georgia Lowe Curtis Schwamb Shirley Fordyce Bruce Blair Liz Brayton Sharon Legerski Don T ranel Jack Slpe 60 Counterclockwise: The seventh grade girls at their Home Ec Christmas party for the kindergarten. Junior High officers: Ann Clendenen, re- porter; Dan Tranel, vice-president; Dick Hosford, president; Dan Marshall, treasurer; Liz Brayton, secretary. Junior High girls’ chorus at the Spring Concert. 61 Coaches Rutz and Schamber Junior High cheerleaders and Pep Club were the Lamb’s num- ber one fans. Front: Cheer- leaders P. Bailey, S. Miller, M. Schroeder, L. Masters. Row 2: M. Biley, N. Reno, S. Adsit, C. Junior High The Junior High Lambs competed in both football and basketball during the 1969-1970 season, with Mr. Schamber and Mr. Rutz coaching football and Mr. Stiffler basketball. The September 30 football opener against Central was typical of the season. The Lambs held the powerful Central team scoreless until the final 17 seconds, losing by only one touchdown. In basketball the junior high hoopsters played a 12-game schedule, culminating with tournament in Newcastle. Football action at Central field. Sports Norwood, C. Oedekoven, N. Eckenbeck. Row 3: Mrs. Scott, G. Lowe, S. Fordyce, D. Miech, B. Moreland, M. Norwood, Mrs. A tense moment during a home game. Schamber. Row 4: S. Legerski, L. Brayton, A. Clendenen. Standing: Coach Stiffler, D. Hosford, T. Atter, S. Ross, B. Miech, R. Clabaugh, R. Reeves, S. Snyder. Kneeling: L. McIntyre, C. Schwamb, J. Sipe, D. Tranel. Junior High Excels in Track Meet Top: Shelley Miller broadjumps. Liz Brayton-- the winner! Middle: On your mark... Mary Jane Schroeder jumps and wins another ribbon. Bottom: Boys bagged. 64 GRADES Trecia Bates Eddie De Tavernier Sarah Gates Cindy Roush Kindergarten Tyler Diefenderfer Debbie Gates John Rudolph Michael Goodwin Andrea Slates Marcia Jurosek Robin Springer Becky Williams Alane Tranel First Grade Above: Mrs. Graham and the first graders organize for the year's work. Below: Christmas comes to the first grade. Brett Caiola Tony Garber CoryMaxted Steve Reeves Christy Garber Amy Lee Melodee Schrater Stan Williams 67 Second Grade Jona Caterall Sharon Williams Jerry Mayo Jeff Masters Michelle Talcott Bonnie Biley Ned Tranel Mary Stroup Connie Maxted David Johns Lisa Gates Brant Hi I man 68 Kim Adsit Shawn Daly Sally Miller Brad Legerski Martha Gates Elizabeth Tranel Marcia Lee Andy Stroup Third Grade Andy Stroup and Sally Miller decorate the third grade bulletin board for Halloween. Fourth Grade cm At the right above, the fourth grade studies under the supervision of Miss Ash. Below, sharp eyes will detect a faculty member in this group of Hal- loween paraders. Sandy Joseph Brian Talcott Laurie Martin Shawn Jenser. Nadine Sipe Kelli Johns Bonnie Maxted Daniel Volz Beth Shelton 70 Fifth Grade Laura Williams Elizabeth Galey Audrey Dow At the right is shown 1970 Lion's Club Carnival Queen Teresa Talcott. Below is the fifth grade with Miss Dixon. Carol Biley F rank Malyurek Michael Moreland Gary Legerski Teresa Talcott Greg Ross Michael Tranel Chuck Adsit 71 Judy Connolly Joe Marshall Mary Ross Gina Lowe Sixth Grade Carolyn Masters Ken Kawamoto Cheryl Bailey Jack Cain Janie Volz Lorraine Miller Frank Galey David Clendenen Lolly Fordyce 72 Grade School Enjoys Varied Year 73 All Seasons Busv for Grades J Top: Down to the wire at the grade school track meet. Sixth graders ready for the Halloween parade. Middle: Third graders busy with a project. Kindergartners Cindy Roush and Debbie Gates with lollipops. Bottom: Girls pick 'em up and lay ’em down at the grade school track meet. 74 Board of Trustees President............. Mr. Earl Hanslip Treasurer..............Mr. Zone Hilman Clerk...........Mrs. William Schroeder Members of the Board of Trustees at Commencement. Superintendent Superintendent's Message 1970 may never be marked as a great year in the history of Big Horn School, but this book will be treasured by those who own it, and its value will grow with the years. For within these covers lay memories that can never be relived. They may range from a first grade smile to a very successful senior sneak day, but the magic of the moment is gone forever and will never be recaptured. Time will go on and Big Horn School will be here. Things will not be the same, because as times change so do people and schools. That is as it should be. But those of you who are in this book will always have a reminder of how it was when you were here in 1970, and as the years go by the memories herein will be cherished. Superintendent Farren B. Johnson 76 Faculty Mrs. Elizabeth Shelton Math - Science Mr. Ray Rutz Industrial Arts Mr. George Schamber Physical Education Faculty J Mr. W. W. DeJarnett Principal - Junior High Mrs. Jayne McAfee Junior High Mrs. Cora Scott Junior High - Algebra Mrs. Peggy Holsinger Librarian Mrs. BarbaraGutz Home Economics Mrs. Clementine Porter Sixth Grade 78 Mrs. Sharon Schamber Study Hall - Girls' P.E. Faculty J Mrs. Rachel Braine Kindergarten Mrs. Jane Graham First Grade Mrs. Helen Currie Second Grade Mrs. Alice Marron Third Grade Miss Kathy Dixon Miss Joy Ash Mrs. Sandra Legerski Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Second Semester First Semester 79 Faculty Capers Clockwise: Mrs. McIntyre and Mrs. Davis on k.p. Mrs. Greenfield and Mr. Johnson ham it up at the prom. Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Rutz, Mrs. Braine, Mr. Rutz and Mr. Johnson go through the refreshment line while Mrs. Hanslip serves at the Learning Festival. Mrs. Shelton and Bert Clabaugh trip the light fantastic at the Christmas party. Mrs. Nash adds another col- umn of figures. Mrs. Scott and Mr. DeJarnett work on decorations for Eighth Grade Gradu- ation. _____ ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of CROSS-U-BAR RANCH Big Horn, Wyoming Pure Bred Arabians S. Watts Smyth Owner BROWN DRUG CO. The Place To Go For The Names You Know Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Good Looking Threads At Good Looking Prices Congratulations to The Class of 1970 Richard H. Burkhart NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Casual Threads Dress Threads We Rent Formal Threads Sheridan, Wyo. Phone 674-8249 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Don E. Knox, Contractor P. 0. Box 6027 Phone 674-7725 Sheridan, Wyo. 82801 Swimming Pools - Concrete Paving Custom Built Homes - Irrigation Structures Backhoe Service QUALITY CONSTRUCTION AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 83 Angionettes and The Mens Shop JACKIE AND VICTOR SLACK + Box Cross Ranch Quality Herefords 84 VICKERE LUMBER CO. Your Economical Convenient Building Center 135 No. Gould St. Ph. 672-2471 Compliments of MR. MRS. JOEL E. GATES and Family FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT SAFETY EQUIPMENT 45 East 5th St. Compliments of Phone 672-2760 Sheridan, Wyo. MR. MRS. LES ROLSTON Big Horn, Wyo. 85 BRITTAIN WORLD TRAVEL The Only Way To Go 29th Year of Travel Experience 150 South Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone (307) 672-2481 WHITE'S A W ROOT BEER 1920 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. an4 ]Q.ancltwaat • J. H. Conrad Corner Loucks and Main Szlnce 1919 H Bar C and Prior Clothing Red Wing Shoes Resistol Hats Margery Haury, Miss Indian America of 1970 receiving a pair of Tony Lama boots, presented by Dan George, owner. Stationery Office Supplies 1971 No. Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-9334 5 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Northern Wyoming's Finest Restaurant This Is Truly the Finest Location for Superior Food and Excellent Service! Plenty of Free Parking Lounge Restaurant Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '70 THE “CHICK” GALEYS 88 674-9081 THRIFTY PAYLESS DRUG 130 North Main Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Sheridan Congratulations to Class of 70 KENDRICK CATTLE CO. SUPERIOR LAUNDRY Compliments of Sanitone Dry Cleaners See Your STATE FARM AGENT 674-6171 In Sheridan 102 E. Dow MARION LADD 33 W. Brundage 674-4691 For Your Heating Plumbing It Pays to Pay for Quality That's What You Get At Green Heating Orr Plumbing 89 348 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-8511 BIG HORN MERCANTILE CO. Foster and Hazel Bundy Telephone 674-7079 - Big Horn Your Sherwin-Williams Paint Dealer Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 CITY CLEANING DYEING CO. MR. AND MRS. JIM BERRY AND JOHN WESTERN PHOTOGRAPHY for WESTERN PEOPLE Rangeland Studio Archie - NASH - Alberta Beaver Creek Road ' t‘£j i ■Wjr9� : , WBS?' 1 ZULLIG AGfNCY Sheridan,‘Wyoming Congratulations to Class of 1970 . . ii -. LEE'S RESTAURANT ANDD“ RIVE-IN Phone 674-7181 Junction 14-87 Sheridan, Wyoming ■ v- j£ a “’ • ;- Mi-Mfr'lfai■ - '' ■ rS� J G E R BOY 1 Fppturing ... ''✓ -. 25$ Hamburgers and Pizza P ias Drop 674-8479 X - L'fl;R‘|S ERVICE , 'Goody$‘6t : ' ' V.f ijJT, ■ ,j� K . MidYelin and Atlas Tires spt « heridan, Wyoming ' 5'i;, • $ Compliments to the Graduation Class of 1970 From the Manufacturers of-- '•best ouf West family flour? 1 I'•; 3r • ond “WAFFLE PANCAKE MIX Sheridan Flouring Mills Sheridan, Wyoming TOWN COUNTRY TEXACO o i ■ Firestone Tires Texaco Products ' ' 4W‘ imttwJlfkt '• H. A. Taylor 674-99 tot l| gfejfef' Open 24 Hou . in SHERIDAN MOBILE HOMES SALES SERVICE Magnolia Homes Skyline Homes Avion Travel Trailers Banner Travel Trailers Teton Travel Trailers C H AP E|. C I 1.29 Nbrth Main ; £h!fcridan, Wyoming Congratulations To the Class of 1970 SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 FARMERS UNION INSURANCES POft COMPLETE INSURANCE HEED I J5 rETW JfiS FULL COVERAGE Cr:— ----——J . unur . cadii £ee. INSURANCES ROXY VARCALLI flfre. I, Sheridan Ph. 674 87 i I HOME • FARM • FAMILY • AUTO • HOSPITAl • FARM TRUCK • CROP HAIL • FIRE • LIFE RETIREMENT • FARM LIABILITY • HOMEOWNERS • FARMOWNERS MAXINES' S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Shaping Wigs Wig Care Sty ling-Tinting-Wigs If You're Not Becoming to Him- You Should Be Coming To Us Owner-Operator Maxine Gifford Six Operators 360 Coffeen Ave. 672-2963 Sheridan, Wyoming CONCORDE TIRE CORRAL 658 Coffeen Ave P.0. Box T Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 DEMCHOK ELECTRIC CO. Commercial Residential Wiring 305 E. Loucks 674-6846 DR. JOHN CRIDER Chiropractor 49 South Main 674-7174 Sheridan Wyoming 82801 BIG HORN REALTY CO REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE RANCH LOANS - BONDS OFFICE 674-7467 SO E LOUCKS SHERIDAN WYOMING Frias iHEATING-AIR' CONDITIoWlNG Sheridan, Wyo. Box 832 82801 PH-674-6751 93 THE GALEY-PEL1SSIER AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE- INVESTMENT SECURITIES 110 S. Main Box 1237 Lloyd Thomas Realty Insurance - Investments - Bonding Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone 674-7356 674-8878 Congratulations MR. MRS. EARL R. HANSLIP This is the Complete Line of Hotpoint Electric Appliances Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. 94 In the Community to Serve GH ELECTRONICS 704 NO. MAIN 674-7417 8HERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 Sheridan's Complete Family Drug Store ROBO CAR WASH 2 1 2 minute automatic Self Service Bay 1911 Val Vista Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Best Wishes to the Class of '70 POST OFFICE NEWS STAND Everett and Frances Berry 95 RCA Whirlpool Good Hunting Fishing Starts Here Congratulations 135 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming REX BARBER SHOP RITZ SPORTING Gene Griffith Snook Green GOODS Prevent Forest and Grass Fires CARROLL REALTY Realtors and Insurors Keep Our Forests and Fields In business since Main Green and Clean Street was an Indian Trail Professional Pharmacy 218 W. Burkitt Sheridan, Wyoming Open 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 109 South Main P. 0. Box P. Phone 674-4439 KING’S SADDLERY 141 North Main Street SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 Sheridan, Wyoming K. B. Tractor Sales Service Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-9651 OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING 'O •w ; ( Jk' Our service is your satisfaction Allis Chalmers Equipment Freeman Balers Hesston Swathers Dual Stackers Owatonna Swathers Homelite Chainsaws Johns-Manville Transite Pipe Fox Chopper Farm Hand Sheridan, Wyoming Box 841 Phone 672-2475 Buffalo, Wyoming Box 189 Phone 684-2853 97 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE Charles Rossa 132 N. Gould HIPTON UPPLYco. INC. Automotive Accessories Quality Duralon Tires Durastart Batteries All priced to save you dollars INTERSTATE MOBIL Intersection of 14 and 1-90 Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations to the Class of '70 CAPITOL DRUG STORE MR. AND MRS. ED MOORE AND JAY 98 45 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Reliable Prescriptions 1 21 N. Main White Shoulders Great Lady Most Precious Golden Shadows The Baron Revlon Helena Rubenstein Ph. 672-2489 Cross Pens Dorothy Thorpe, Gifts Buxton Leather Goods T ussy-Ogilvie Fanny Farmer Whitman Candies Odine Sheridan Automobile Dealers Association Sheridan Jeep Sales Cook Ford Sales, Inc. Ed Hammer, Inc. Poll Motor Co. Ri ley Motor Co. Sheridan Ranch Supply Westbrook Motors Valley Motor Implement Co. Drive Safely Please Wy-Mont Beverages, Inc. of Sheridan Coca-Cola Seven-Up Squirt Crush Flavors Dr. Pepper Like Schweppes Mixers Fresco Tab 200 Paul Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-9010 99 Phone (307) 674-793� A. K. C. Shetland Sheepdogs PANETTAS Congratulates the FARREN AND SHARON JOHNSON ROUTE 1. Box 250B Class of '70 Sheridan. Wyoming 82801 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Mr. Mrs. Gene Williams lOO Beaver Creek Ranch Canyon Warrior 93rd WALLOP HEREFORDS Best Wishes to the Students Congratulations to the Class of 1970 DON DIERS Master of Photography Portrait and Commercial Photography Phone 674-7171 1389 Big Horn Avenue SHERIDAN LIVESTOCK Sheridan, Wyoming COMMISSION COMPANY Quality Products CLOVERLEAF Telephone 674-6475 Tasty Baked Things Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher Compliments and best wishes From the COPPER KETTLE DINING ROOM 730 North Main Street MR. AND MRS. ELMER ANKNEY Sheridan, Wyoming ® Compliments to the Seniors Congratulations to BOB CLEMENTS AND FAMILY the Class of 1970 Big Horn, Wyoming 102 Champion's Funeral Congratulations and Good Luck 244 South Brooks Horn Graduates of Phone 674-4473 PAT'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 1950 N. Main Phone 674-9361 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 kem’s korner Small Appliance Repair Custom Draperies Equality Insurance Agency— We Insure Nearly Anything 1361 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Sheridan, Wyoming Your Home Furnisher S’ HOSPITAL PHARMACY .BJ ISDN. MAIN Pko„. 67 S« SHERIDAN, WTO. No. Dr. Family Drug Store Service in the Heart of the Ranch country. W.J. (Bill) Laya PENDLETON SPORTSWEAR for LADIES AND MEN 180 No. Main Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations 176 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Your Feet Are Our Business First Federal Savings and Loan Association 46 West Brundage Sheridan, Wyoming cie sry CCIVE-IN Phone 67U-U029 WHERE QUALITY IS Bud Morrow Owner Phone 674-8360 SKY-HIGH SHERIDAN GUN SHOP HIGHWAY 87 Reloading Supplies - Scopes and Cleaning Equip. Guns and Ammunition - Hunting Supplies Complete Repair Service and Custom Built Guns To Your Specifications BIG HORN JUNCTION For duality Food 1037 N. Main St. Sheridan, Wyo. 82801 Registered Quarter Horses KELLY HOWIE Big Horn Big Horn Granite Works Jean Beck 102 West Alger Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Designers and Manufacturers of fine memorials for over 35 years! Drive Carefully - We will wait for your business! Congratulations to the Penney’s Class of 1970 Always First Quality rTO§fi Friendliest Store in Town Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 107 DELANO-GRANITE Service is our business FIFTH STREET CONOCO B. F. Goodrich Tires Free Pickup Delivery 5th Mai n Fine Cemetery Markers Gale S. Douglas DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Phone 674-9854 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 On Your Way to Big Horn Stop at Chicken Shrimp Dinners .Chicken Fried Steak .Chuck Wagon .Sandwiches -Free Delivery- Dial 674-8330 So. of Sheridan J. E. MOTEL CAFE TUDOR CEEANERS 700 Coffeen Tubs Showers 415 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-7891 Steaks, Shrimp Air Conditioning Specializing in Chicken, Congratulations! to the Class of 70 108 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 Moller Hereford Ranch. Compliments of Meade Creek Ranch 109 MR. AND MRS. SHERMAN BURNS KWYO Congratulations to the Class of 1970 A TO Z RENTAL CENTER Sheridan, Wyo. We rent tools and equipment for work and play. From your Sound Friend 1410 on the dial Sheridan, Wyo. Congratulations to The Class of 1970 SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE C 0. South Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-6277 GAY MILLER INSURANCE CO. SHERIDAN FRAME AXLE SERVICE CURTIS (BUDD) WARNER Alinement — Balancing — Brakes PHONE OR 4-4243 124 South Scott St. Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulates The Class of 1970 Complete Insurance Service 50 East Loucks, Sheridan, Wyo. Phone 674-9482 Sheridan Center Inn and Motor Lodge Royal Pheasant Dining Room Featuring the Finest in Food and Beverage Unsurpassed Facilities for Banquet and Convention Enjoyment for Groups up to 500 79 Units Best Western Motel 2 Swimming Pools Color TV, Phones 674-7421 674-9085 612 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations and Good Luck from MR. AND MRS. RALPH BLANEY BARBARA AND IRV Compliments to the class of 1970 MR. AND MRS. JAMES NORSKOG and FAMILY THE BANK OF COMMERCE Sheridan, Wyoming Established in 1893 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposits Insured up to $15,000 MAYO WELDING O. K. BARBER SHOP Located on N. Main Congratulations to Jerry Mayo Oil Field-Farm Ranch the Fully Insured Portable Equipment Seniors S. E. Sheridan, Wyoming Phone (307)-672-3275 Pure Bred Charolais Cattle Congratulations to The World's Finest Beef the MR. NED TRANEL Class of 70 BOB’S WESTERN WEAR Congratulations to Class of 70 226 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming MISSION BARBER SHOP Northern Wyoming's LEVI Headquarters BABE’S FLOWERS CLOUD PEAK LANES Flowers for all occasions Sheridan, Wyoming Bowling from ages 6 to 90 Sheridan, Wyoming It's always fun Phone 672-3031 Phone 674-4774 n3 BIG HORN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Supplies Wholesale Only American-Standard Products Telephone 674-8644 232 Grinnell Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming Best Wishes from Compliments of THE SHERIDAN COMMERCIAL COMPANY Feeds Hardware Farm Implements THE JOHN CLENDENEN FAMILY 303 Broadway Sheridan, Wyoming Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fulmer Big Horn, Wyoming DON HAMSTREET The Typewriter Man Calculators Adding Machines Phone 674-3144 409 Coffeen Avenue ns Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations Seniors THELMA CUSTIS Big Horn Best Wishes to The Class of 1970 MR. AND MRS. LEE Compliments GARRETT of AND FAMILY BETTY ECKERSON Located in Sheridan's Town and Country Shopping Center 116 The Tiger Discounter Compliments of HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH Phil and Jane Yeckel Big Horn, Wyoming FERRIES FUNERAL HOME 297 South Main Phone 674-6329 Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations from M r. Mrs. Adrian Malone WEATHERHILL RANCH Srlt Creek Motor Freight Colorado - Wyoming - Montana Phone 674-7439 149 N. Custer St. Sheridan, Wyoming WOODY’S RESTAURANT Woody and Betty Baker The Home of Home Cooked Foods Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. 2004 N. Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming DICK YAGER AUCTIONEER Complete Auction Service Phone 674-7818 138 W. Brundage Sheridan, Wyoming Congratulations to the class of 70 MERCHANT POLICE SERVICE Dennis Thompson Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 The Most Complete Bookstore In This Trade Area SHERIDAN STATIONERY CO. Box 996 206 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Congratulations to the Fine Class of Big Horn High of 1970 Stevens Fryberger a Division of Hart-Albin Co. Your Family Store In Sheridan Since 1895 K WN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Office Phone: 672-2579 Shop Address: 244 N. Brooks Shop Phone: 674-7338 Sheridan, Wyoming MOSSHOLDER FURNITURE 820 North Main Street Box 226 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Compliments of ZIEMER STUDIO 35 E. Alger Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone 674-7192 Sheridan, Wyoming SUGAR 'N SPICE Spice Island Spices Imported Teas Imported Gifts Candies Hawaiian Macadamia Nuts 44 N. Main Adele Stephens BOB WAY Texaco Distributer Sheridan, Wyo. Phone 672-2567 Drive In 4-U Orders To Go If You Wish and Mrs. Joe Marshall 121 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 TELEPHONE 674-7834 Driveways Landscaping Ponds Roads Ditches 122 001 ® racier GENERAL EARTH MOVING CONTRACTORS BIG HORN. WYOMING 82833 Cement Top Soil Heavy Winch Welding Good Advice Congratulations Class of '70 Powder Horn Ranch Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hosford Congratulations to The Class of 1970 Crown E Ranch Polo Ranch Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Wallop WHITE SWAN BARBER SHOP It pays to look welI. SHERIDAN IRON WORKS, INC. If it's made of metal try us first Phone 672-2459 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 BOYD S SUPER MARKET Wyoming's Finest Super Market Sheridan, Gillette, and Sundance Bank Americard Complete Service Bank Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIRST NATIONAL BANK Success and Happiness to the Class of 1970 Hap Virginia Jensen COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE Folly Ranch 127 FRIENDSHIP PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stroup and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Currie John and Judy Currie Mr. and Mrs. James Currie Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Schrater Mr. and Mrs. William Goodman J. R. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schunk W. 0. Benson and Family Mr. John Berry and Pierre Mrs. LaVern Benson and Family Alice Daly Post Office Snack Bar McClusky f Shoe Repair J. Reid Barney Minute Man Finance Mr. and Mrs. Victor Garber and Family Mr. and David Garber and Brian Paul Garber The Third Grade Class Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holsinger Birchby and Birchby Mrs. Clementine Porter Mrs. E. B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Don Scoggins Redle - Yonkee - Redle Dr. R. L. Kilpatrick Modern Eye Wear WKr Big Horn Avenue Grocery Sweebriar Shop Wyo Barber shop Mrs. Robert McIntyre Mrs. Edith Lubs Mrs. Ruth Davis Mrs. F. L. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. W. W. DeJarnett Miss Joy Ash SAM A. ROTELLINI 1106 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Your State Farm Family Insurance Mian 674-7161 ECON - 0 - WASH With Valclene Dry Cleaning Compliments of and Steam Way Carpet Cleaning MR. MRS. ZANE HILMAN 129 LORRY HOSFORD, Owner Phone 674-7511 or 674-7573 DAIRY QUEEN f0R lljA FOOD FOR Congratulations SHERIDAN TENT AWNING COMPANY Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of '70 to the MR. MRS. WENDELL LOOMIS Class of 1970 130 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lee Big Horn Service Big Horn, Wyoming Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Doenz Big Horn, Wyoming SHERIDAN’S APPLIANCE CENTER, INC PHONE (307) 674-6152 • P. O. BOX 605 50 EAST BRUNDAGE • SHERIDAN. WYOMING 82801 Manufacturer - Processor - Distributor 50 West Works Street Sheridan, Wyoming (Home Office) Buffalo, Wyoming Casper, Wyoming Midwest, Wyoming Distribution Sales Serving Wyoming and Montana with Quality 910 Poly Drive Billings, Montana Hardin, Montana Gillette, Wyoming Newcastle, Wyoming Chekd Dairy Poods Milk is just milk unless it's Quality Chekd.