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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

The Ram Volume 100 Big Horn High School Big Horn, Wyoming t9SS ADVISOR EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHER STAFF: Wendy Boggs Tammy Cook LaVonne Felde Rochelle Hendricks Christy Legerski Janice Mates Special thanks to Jay Pelissier, Mr. Doug Hansen, Jeri Pierce, and to Dixie DeForest. I � t ,. ft f ■ ■ .� Jr | The year is oj er and now were., but the spim iil last forever For Big Horm i«‘alway� _ be But the spiriPonly c 3 dedicated to- Betty Shafer is our school secretary at B.H.H.S. and has been for 13 years. Mrs. Shafer has worked with 4 different principals, each with his own unique personality. She is planning an early retirement and hopes to travel and be with her 4 grandchildren. She has worked for 7 years in town at an elementary school, but she prefers B.H.H.S. Mrs. Shafer says This has been home!” •25252 S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S252S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2 S252S2S25252S252S2 S2S2S252S2S2S252S2 S2S2S2S2S2S25252S2525252 '•’T y -oYyp A %p X T Marty Beyl My hobbies are riding motorcycles, fishing, hunting, and partying. I participated in basketball for 2 years, and was the Senior class Vice President. My future plans are to work for Sheridan Motors and later join the service for I or more years. Wendy Diane Boggs Nickname: Wendell, My hobbies are water-skiing and snow-skiing. I have been a member of honor roll 4 years, and a I year letterman. I belong to Spanish Club - 3 yr., Pep Club - 4 yr., Drama Club - 2 yr., and Lettermens Club - I yr. I participated in Volleyball. Basketball, Basketball MGR, and Golden Girls. I am the president of Spanish Club. My future plans are to go to St. Cloud State University and major in Foreign Language and Business. Special Awards: Sheridan County Liquor Dealer Scholarship. Shannon Marie Brayton Nickname: Brady, My hobbies are Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Softball, Skiing, and Traveling. My honors for sports and academics are Volleyball All-Conference and All-State, Basketball All- Conference and All-State, Track M.V.P., Who’s Who in American High School Students, A and B honor roll, Student of the 9 weeks my senior year, and Honor Society (2). I participated in Lettermens Club (4), Student Council (3), Honor Society (2), Pep Club (4), Spanish Club (2) and Journalism (I). I participated in Volleyball (4), Basketball (4), Track (4), and Football Stat girl (I). I was Honor Society president, Student Council treasurer, Lettermen Club secretary, Captain of Volleyball and Basket- ball. My future plans are to go to College and major in Physical Education and Coaching, and minor in Business. Special Awards: Athletic Grant and A Physical Education Scholarship to Central Arizona Junior College. 8 Carlos Calvo My hobbies are music, BMX (bicycle moto cross) and playing the drums. I participated in track. My future plans are to go to College and take Business Administration. Special Awards: Certificates of Attendance for Foreign Exchange Students. Look no braces!” V Todd I. Faass Nickname: TIF, my hobbies include — wine, women, and song (not in that order). My future plans are to go to the Navy for 4 years and then attend an Art College in Denver. Cynthia L Greenough My nickname is Greenough. My hobbies are photography, riding, and roping. My sport and academic awards include Fruit of the Spirit Award Greenhand Award, Sheridan High School Rodeo Queen, and I was on the honor roll. I was in the pepclub, lettermans club, F.F.A., F.H.A., student council, yearbook, newspaper, drama club, and the rodeo club. I participated in volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, drill team, boys basketball stat, and rodeo. I was editor of yearbook, photography editor, and secretary of rodeo club. I plan to attend the North Texas State University in Denton, Texas. I will major in Photojournalism with an emphasis in sports. Susan Story Garber Nickname: Garberino, my hobbies include water- color painting, running and other fun sports. I like to keep busy and basically having fun. My honors for sports and academics are: All-Conf. Volleyball (2 yrs.), All-Conf. basketball (I yr.), All-State volleyball (I yr.). Girls’ State 1984, Alternate State of Wyo. Japan - Senate Scholarship, Outstanding achievement in Spanish (1984), Presidential physical fitness test. Honor Society, Outstanding Student for Sheridan County (1983-1984), and the honor roll. I have been in the Pepclub (4 yrs.), the Honor Society (I yr.), the Lettermans Club (4 yrs.), the Student Council (3 yrs.), and Spanish Club (4 yrs.). I have participated in volleyball (4 yrs.), basketball (4 yrs.), track (4 yrs.), cheerleading (I yr.), pom pon (I yr.), stat girl for football (4 yrs.), boys basketball mgr. (I yr.), boys basketball stat (I yr.), and capt. of the volleyball team in ’84 and capt. of the basketball team in '85. I was Student Council pres., Freshman Class pres.. Soph. Class Vice-pres., letterman club vice-pres., pep club pres., student council rep, and pep club sec treas. My future plans are to attend either Colorado College or the University of Arizona this fall. I’m going to major in business and minor in languages. Hopefully I’ll find the perfect guy, get married and have a few kids. Special Awards: DAR Good Cit. Award. Peter J. Madsen Nickname: Pete, My hobbies include: computer programming, watching T.V., and driving fast. My sport and academic honors include: Louis Armstrong Jazz Band Award, Student of the nine weeks, honor roll, and Boys State. Participated in Lettermens Club, Football, Basketball, Track, and I was also a Basketball MGR. My future plans are to go to college and get a B.A. degree in Computer Math in Wyoming and a Masters degree at Berkley in California. Special Awards: Fredrick and Harriet St. Clair- Thornrider Scholarship to Sheridan College. Presidential Academic Fitness Award. W5 X5X5X5X5X5X5X5X5X5 X5X5X5X5X5X5X5X5X5 X5X 5X5X5 6 'j U LMOL Jcnu i$ dipkcj u±) it Jeanie Marie Mates Nickname: Bean, Jean, Beanie, Killer, Beaner. My hobbies are listening to the radio and running. My honors for sports and academics are Honor Roll (4) Honor Society, Student of the 9 weeks (2nd semester). Award for P.E. (Freshmen yr.) and Honorable mention for Volleyball (1984). I par- ticipated in Lettermens club (3), Spanish club (2), Honor Society (I), Pep club (I), Student Council (I), and the sports I participated in are Basketball (4), Volleyball (3), Stat girl (I), and Cheerleader (I). I held the offices of Class President (Jr.-Sr. yr.), Pep Club Vice President (Jr.-Sr. yr.). Class V.P. (Jr. yr.). Student Council Tres. (Sr. yr.), Honor Society Sec.-Tres. (Sr. yr.), Spanish club V.P. and Sec. (Jr.-Soph.). My Future plans are to attend Sheridan College for a year and then transfer to the University of Wyoming for the remaining 3 years. Special Awards: Wyoming Honor Scholarship, Fredrick and Harriet St. Clair-Thornrider Scholar- ship to Sheridan College, Wyoming Odd Fellows Scholarship, President Academic Fitness, American Legion Award. Susan Holbrock Merrill Nickname: Sus, Spaz, Dupe, Queen Mary. My hobbies are riding my bike. Volleyball, going to the mountains, reading, and skiing. My Honors for both sports and academics are student of the 9 weeks, A-Honor Roll (4), Volleyball, All-Conference (2), All-State (I), Basketball, Girls State Alternate. I participated in Pep club (4), Honor Society (I), Spanish club (3), Lettermens club (4), Student council (3), Basketball and Volleyball. I was an officer for Student Council V.P., Pep club Sec., Spanish club Sec., Class Sec., and Tres. Spanish club Pres., S.C. Rep of Class and Pep club. My future plans are to go to College in New York and study Business language. Special Awards: Rochester National Scholarship to Rochester University, Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Jay Murphy Nickname: Smurf, Snarf. My hobbies are Motocross racing. My Honors for both sports and academics are 2 year Lettermen for Football, and Honor Roll. My future plans are to go to College and work towards a goal of Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer science. Special Awards: Sheridan College High School Achievement Scholarship. Brenda Jo Norskog Nickname: Bren. My hobbies are boating, hiking, traveling and having a lot of fun. My Academic Honors are Sophomore Class Honor Roll. I participated in Pepclub 2 years. My future plans are to attend Sheridan College. Spaz doin’ her thing, and Jeanne's in deep thought. 12 Jeri Pierce Nickname: Shorty or J.P. I enjoy traveling, sewing, snow skiing, hiking and making other people smile. I participated in Pep Club both in 1983-84 and 1984-85. I made the B Honor roll in 1983-84 and also in 1984-85. My future plans are to attend Cosmetology School in Nebraska. Honors: Cosmetology Scholarship to Western Nebraska Technical School. Rod Roberts Nicknames: Road, Wuss. I enjoy fishing, hunting and most sports. I participated in Lettermen’s Club and Student Council. In sports I was in football 4 years earning 4 letters, basketball earning 2 letters and in track earning 4 letters in 4 years. I was named All Conference Football Running Back in my junior and senior years and 2nd team All State Football Running back those same two years. Honors: Sheridan College High School Achievement Scholarship. My future plans are to attend Sheridan College for at least I year. Jay Pelissier Nickname: Jay, JayBoy. I enjoy movies, music, drawing, writing, girls, sports and making movies. I participated in Lettermens club 3 years and in Student Council 3 years. I was an officer in Lettermen’s Club, Student Council Representative, editor of the school newspaper and vice president of my freshman class. I participated in football for 4 years and earned 3 letters and was captain in 1984. I was also in basketball and track for 4 years each, earning 4 letters in track and 3 letters in basketball. I was also captain of the basketball team in the ’84-85 season. I was a member of the National Honor Society for 3 years. Honors for both sports and academics: American Legion’s Boys State -1984 - Knowledge Bowl Team -1984-1985. - All Conference Football 1983-1984 - All State Football 2nd Team 1983 - All State Football 1st Team 1984 - Honor Rolls 4 years - Student of the nine weeks Second Quarter Senior year. Presidential Academic Fitness Award. Scholar Athletics. My future plans are to attend Northwestern University in Illinois. Tonya Stephens Nickname: Tony. I enjoy photography, working in the darkroom and biking. I participated in Pep Club for 4 years, Drama Club, 2 years, Spanish Club 2 years, Lettermen’s Club 4 years. Student Council I year and Yearbook I year. I was Stats Jr. for both boys and girls basketball I year, a cheerleader for 3 years, and on Sheridan High’s swim team for 4 years. In swimming I received awards for All-State swimmer 3 years in the 200 I.M., 400 Free Relay, and 100 Butterfly. I was Captain of that team in my senior year, and editor for the yearbook and Student Council Rep for the Pep Club also in my final year of high school. I was also Spanish Club Treasurer for my junior year and again Head Cheerleader in my sophomore year. I was an Honor Roll student and student of the nine weeks. My future plans are to attend the University of Wyoming, majoring in International Studies. Honors: Big Horn Education Fund Scholarship 13 (%C Z 4 t9S5 If we rest, we rust” Back� Rod, Jay, Pete. Jay M., Marty. Todd. Middiet Jeanne, Wendy. Susie M.. Tonya. Fronti Susie G., Shannon. Brenda. Jeri. and Cindy. Belowt Rehearsal and Wendy with the butterflies. Opposite page Topi Susie M. shows pre-ceremony nerves with her tassle. Right) Mr. Linnett. Mr. Baggett. Reverend Clark and Hardy Tate discuss life in general. Bottom Left) Valedictorian - Susie M. and Salutatorian - Jay Pelissier posed for a pic. and the 1985 Class President. Jeanne Mates, passes on the Leadership key. to the 1986 Class President Janice Mates. Mcuf f9,?9X5 1st Class to GRADUATE in the new gym. “c a. The future ski instructors of America. b. Todd toting his equipment after a long day. c. Tonya demonstrates total con- trol. d. The 3 Musketeers (Jay P., Rod, and Pete). e. Jeanne takes a powder. f. Susie ran out of water for her gun. g. The ski bunnies soak in the sun. h. Red lodge here we come. I. Great posture. Jay M. A special thank you goes out to the CLASS OF 1985 sponsors, Mike Berry, Roger Linnett, and trip sponsor - Maxine Fudge, for the time that they gave up to go on an all expense paid 3-day vaca- tion to Red Lodge and Billings. Mon- tana. Class Officers; Pres. - Jeanne Mates. Sponsor - Mike Berry. Sec. Treas. Susie Merrill. Vice Pres. - Marty Beyl, Student Council Rep. - Rod Roberts, Sponsor - Roger Linnett. and Student Council Rep. - Jay Pelissier. FA VORITES MOST AMOUNT OF TASTE IN CLOTHING ... JAY P. SUSIE G. BEST LOOKING ... JAY P. WENDY PRETTIEST EYES ... TODD S TONYA PRETTIEST HAIR ... JAY P. SUSIE G. JERI BIGGEST BRAGGER ... MARTY 6 CINDY BEST PERSONALITY ... ROD JEANNE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ... JAY P. SUSIE G. BEST SMILE ... CARLOS SUSIE G. BIGGEST FLIRT ... JAY P. CINDY BIGGEST MOUTH ... MARTY CINDY MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MOVIE STAR CUTEST WIGGLE ... JAY P. 6 WENDY 1 MOST SPIRITED ... ROD TONYA BRAINIEST ... JAY P. JEANNE MOST LIKELY TO GET IN TROUBLE ... TODD CINDY MOST LIKELY TO HAVE 10 KIDS ... JAY M. % SHANNON BRENDA CINDY BEST LEGS ... ROD S SUSIE M. BIGGEST PARTIER ... PETE % SUSIE M. MOST LIKELY TO TRIP AT GRADUATION ... MARTY CINDY fleuUon _______'pctfetne teeuUna. Sponsor Mrs. Schnieder. Class officers: Kevin Carlberg. Brent Hoffman. Cary Hamilton, Cece Hutton, Janice Mates, Mindy Comin, and Sponsor Mrs. Leibinger. Leesa Achenbach Charlie Barajas Kevin Carlberg Vicente Cobelo Mindy Comin Tammy Cook Vaughn Cox Dixie DeForest X) Petrina Drown Sean Gilbert Cary Hamilton Michelle Hendricks Rochelle Hendricks Brent Hoffman Cece Hutton Teresa Kenyon Danise Kraft Mike Legerski Linda Macht Mike Maguire CLASS MOTTO: Trust in us, believe in us, for tomorrow Not Pictured: Dolly Brothers, Christy we are your leaders. Legerski, Frank Pehringer, Matt McKinney, Dorel Roberts, Jim Wolfe Damon Schrecengost Mark Taylor Michelle Wood doggie” Janice Mates Charlie Norton Jukka Numila Monte Roberts Temporary Sponsor - Shannon Brayton, Vice President - Thomas Farr, S.C. Rep. - Melani Pineda, Secretary-Treasurer - Rich Garber, President - Peter Pelissier, S.C. Rep. - Tim Coghan SOPHOMORE CLASS When the 84-85 school year began, we were all very anxious to jump right in and enjoy school. In the Fall the girls had volleyball while the boys had football. Both did very well in, on the other hand Joe Coones had his computer and was thus very content with life. On September 16th we had our first class meeting and the officers were elected as follows! Peter Pelissier - President, Tom Farr - Vice President, Rich Garber - Secret- ary Treasurer, and Snake (Tim) Coghan and Melanie Pineda repre- sented the class in the Student Council. Our first money making project was selling spirit mugs”, which we did quite well with. Our second project was the selling of conces- sions for girls basketball which was also a big plus for our assits. All in all, the class of '87 had a fun and exciting year. President Peter Pelissier SOPHOMORES LOVE TO GET D-O-W-N” At B.H.S. BASKETBALL GAMES ? ycvi 7o.Otic Setter 7 eut 'TZoste Tim Coghan Joe Coones Tom Farr Richie Garber Cecil Garland Pat Hutton Danny Jones Kerri Kenyon Not Pictured: Matt Nesbitt, Shawn War- ren, Jim Welch j4«t t en cfe vi Freshmen Officers Top left to righti Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs. Vernon, S.C. Rep. Deanne Reher, Pres. Suzanne Macht, Vice-Pres. Brandy Vandeventer, Bottom: Sec. Shawn Higley, S.C. Rep. Ted Addington, Treas. Rob Grosso. This year the Freshmen sold cork boards and stationary as their main projects. On the side, they have had two cake raffles and also a car wash on April 27. 1985. 24 Left to righti Mark Kraft, Carissa Winter, LaVonne Felde, Brandy Vandeventer, Brenda Hoffman, Deanne Reher, Tina Jewel. Owe 0Dauwi, Ted Addington Charles Boggs Jeremy Boggs Travis Bourquin Staci Dockery LaVonne Felde Brian Garber Robert Grosso Shawn Higley Brenda Hoffman Richard Israel Tina Jewel Erin Johnson Mark Kraft Suzanne Macht Michelle Maddelein Nicole Maguire Kevin Miller Steven Moore Kevin Perkins Rama Polefka Deanne Reher Keith Roberts Steve Schrater Robin Shire Brandy Vandeventer John Welch Emelyn Whiton Carissa Winter 25 'P ielya Carlos Calvo’s homeland is Panama. He came here at semester. He was already graduated in Panama and said he came here for a new experience. His hobby is playing the drums. He said the language is hard to get accustomed to but everyone has been nice in helping him. Vicente Cobelo’s homeland is Spain. He enjoys sports such as cross country and track. He said he very much enjoyed the mountains and the wild life because Spain doesn’t have much wild life. Vicente said that if he could, he would like to bring his three brothers to the United States for a visit. Jukka Nummila’s homeland is Finland. He stayed with the Taylor family and made great accomplishments on the Sher- idan High School cross country team, and in track and basket- ball. He also enjoyed the moun- tains and fishing. Jukka said that the school systems in Finland are quite different compared to Big Horn, but he is now accustomed to the change. 26 ? cu£t€f, John Baggett Principal Michael Berry History Senior Class Spon. Honor Society - Spon. 7- Mercedes Batty Spanish Barbara Fenn Special Education Sophomore Class - Spon. Rebecca Leibinger English Junior Class - Spon. Drama Club - Spon. Roger Linnett Guidance Senior Class - Spon. Knowledge Bowl Team - Spon. Penny Mentock Science Coach Rick Scherry English Lettermen Club - Spon. Coach Nancy Merrill Math Student Council - Spon. Sue Schnieder Home Ec. 6-12 Junior Class - Spon. Brian O’Neill Art K-12 Yvonne Vernon Business Education Pep Club - Spon. Freshmen Class - Spon. Dan Burgess Music Music Club - Spon. Sophomore Class - Spon. Richard Macht P.E., Drivers Ed. Coach Wayne Roadifer Ind. Arts 6-12 Coach Chuck Wells Math Lettermen Club - Spon. Coach Betty Shafer Shirley Smaha Secretary Aide clmC t£4 uUi6 t O cce A special thank you to the cooks and custodians. Not pictured on page 28: Karen Day, P.E. K-I2i Patty Buvkingham, Spanish Principal's Yearbook Message The graduation of the class of 1985 has a special meaning to me because we both started at Big Horn High School six years ago. I was the new principal and your class was the new seventh grade. Many changes have taken place at Big Horn in the past six years and you have been involved in many beginnings and endings. The Big Horn building program is completed and the class of '85 will be the first to graduate from the new facility. Part of the history of old Big Horn High School will be remembered in the mural painted by George N. Ostrom which is dis- played in the lobby of the new gym. This year marked the beginning of the Big Horn Middle School, grades 6,7,8, and the end of Big Horn High School grades 7 through 12. Major curriculum developments and changes have enhanced your academic opportunities and the Knowledge Bowl and Gifted and Talented progams have challenged your minds. We have enjoyed two State championships with members of the class of ’85 playing major roles. These are but a few of the changes that have taken place in the past six years. The important changes, I hope, have been in your maturity and the broadening of your academic background. These are both important factors to future success. Good Luck and best wishes always. John Baggett, Principal Superintendent Doug Cobb meets with the District 1 Board Members. Shown left to right. Top: Kelly White, and Dr. Dennis Maguire. Front: Mike Sherman, Roy Garber, Supt. Doug Cobb, and Roger Mackenzie. your l o££ey aM Top photo� Left to right� 40 Linda Match, Coach Hansen. 32 Susie Merrill, 22 Danise Kraft, 34 Cindy Greenough, 13 Jeanne Mates, 10 Shannon Brayton. 20 Susie Garber. Assistant Coach Mentock, Front� 30 Janice Mates, 44 Teresa Kenyon Bottom photo� Assistant J.V. Coach Mentock. 23 Janice Mates. 43 Teresa Kenyon, 40 Suzanne Match, 34 Cindy Greenough, 21 Erin Johnson. Bottom left� 15 Emelyn Whiton, 20 Lavonne Felde, 12 Deanne Reher, 22 Brandy Van- deventer n t £Cecf 4M The Big Horn Girls Volleyball Team had a very successful season by taking their region in both regular season play and tournament play. Their regular season record was 14 and 2. The girls took the regional tour- nament by defeating Midwest by the score 15-6 and 15-6. At the State IA Tournament Big Horn placed 4th. All Conference players- include Susie Merrill, Shannon Brayton, Susie Garber, Linda Match, and Jeanne Mates - honorable mention, and also Danise Kraft. Shannon Brayton and Linda Macht were also selected All State Team. In addition Shannon Brayton won the coaches All-State Award. - Doug Hansen Top left, Mrs. Hansen gives vote of confidence at girls volleyball state. Bottom left, Danise Kraft at her bestl Bottom right, Linda and Shannon - Team Workl 33 ‘ f4’70tS (feat 't acUcb a, “ftywneco tU«ty- Mtent(me Ofy6 35 Gillette 12 8 Midwest 16 29 Broadus 22 O.T. 31 Hulet 0 14 Moorcroft 24 54 Wright 12 13 Upton 19 O.T. 6 T.R. 28 Season record: 4 wins 4 losses Confer, record: 2 wins I loss Confer. Finish: 2nd place 34 'pMtfaUtC 7e u t Nicole Maguire, Cece Hutton. Trina Drown, Michelle Wood. (2) Asst. Coach Richard Macht, Michael Maguire, Brent Hoffman, Tim Coghan, Patrick Hutton. Steven Schater. Matthew Nesbitt, Charles Barajas, Robin Shire, Peter Madsen. (3) Linda Macht. Shannon Brayton, Susie Garber, Mark Taylor. Thomas Farr. Richard Israel. Timothy Loomis. Sean Gilbert. Chauck Boggs. Peter Pelissier. Head Coach Rick Scherry. (4) Brian Hough, Cecil Garland. Sean Higley. Monte Roberts. Danny Jones, Richard Garber, Jay Murphy, Rod Roberts. Cary Hamilton. Jay Pelissier, Ted Addington. Head Coach Rick Scherry Co-Captain Jay Pelissier Co-Captain Rodney Roberts Asst. Coach Richard Macht Football Stat girls were Susie Garber, Shannon Brayton, and Linda Macht. 35 s4Cive %5 VARSITYi Left to Right, Back� Coach Chuck Wells, Tim Coghan, Cary Hamilton. Brent Hoffman. Mike Maguire. Monte Roberts. Jukka Nummila. and Kevin Carlberg. Front� Tom Farr. Cecil Garland, Richie Garber - Capt., Jay Pelissier • Capt. and Rod Roberts. JUNIOR VARSITY: Back� Coach Wayne Roadifer, Tim Coghan. Matt Nesbitt. Chuck Boggs. Cary Hamilton. Monte Roberts. Charlie Barajas. Tim Loomis, and Kevin Perkins. Front� Keith Roberts. Mark Kraft. Todd Wiseman. Steve Moore. Tom Farr. Pete Pelissier, Richard Israel, and Shawn Higley. Outstanding! That’s the only way to describe the l984-’85 basketball team. The Rams were 1st in their conference, 1st at regionals. and 2nd at state with a record of 17-4. Big Horn had several recognized players in the state including Richie Garber, Brent Hoffman, and Mike Maguire as All-conference players. All-state players included Richie Garber, Brent Hoffman, and Jukka Numilla. Brent Hoffman was also named to the Star Tribune” top twenty players of the year in IA and 2A and also was runner up IA player of the year. But these young men could not have done it without the help of the coaches and other team members. In our eyes, they all are winnerslll Top left: Richie Garber geos for twol Top right: Mike The Flyer Maguire gets another tip for the Rams. Bottom right: Big Horn Rams state tournament team. 37 (pinte Suite 4 f f Killer takes the jump shot Brady goes up for a hook as Moose and Spaz follow. Left to right: Mindy Comin. Shannon Brayton, Jeanne Mates, Deanne Reher, Susie Merrill, Linda Macht, Coach Richard Macht, Kerri Kenyon, Suzanne Macht, Danise Kraft, Janice Mates, Susie Garber, and Manager Tammy Cook. TWICE!! Top: Deanne Reher, Brenda Hoffman, Kerri Kenyon, Suzanne Macht, Coach Rick Scherry, Bottom: Manager Lavonne Felde, Erin Johnson, Nicole Maguire, Mindy Comin, Emelyn Whiton, Carissa Winter. Coach Richard Macht anxiously waits for the State Championship game. Aerobic time girls.JJ. They’ve done it againlll The Big Horn Rams have once again captured the state track title. Our outstanding tracksters taking first in their events were Jukka Numilla in the 800 run (2:00.87), Numilla in the 3200 run (10:19.39), Mike Maguire in high hurdles (15.15), Maguire in high jump (6'0), Jay Pelissier in the 100 dash (11.72), Numilla in the 1600 run (4:39.33), Maguire in the 300 IM hurdles (41.61), Pelissier in the 200 dash (23.59), and Jay Pelissier. Peter Pelissier, Tom Farr, Mike Maguire in the 400 relay team (45.25). Rams taking third were Numilla in the pole vault (H'O), Maguire in the long jump (I9'9), Peter Pelissier in the 100 dash (11.90), and Vicente Cobello, Rodney Roberts, Richie Garber, and Brent Hoffman in the 3200 relay team (8:51.97). Rams taking fourth were Maguire in the triple jump (40'S), Rodney Roberts, Matt Nesbitt, Tom Farr, and Pete Pelissier in the 1600 relay team. Also Richie Garber took sixth in the high hurdles (16.93). All the tracksters deserve a big pat on the back and those who got extra recognition were Mike Maguire and Shannon Brayton as Most Valuable, Jukka Numilla, Rodney Roberts, and Susie Garber as Hardest Workers, and finally, Chuch Boggs and Nicole Maguire as Outstanding Prospects. Congra- tulations for a fantastic joblll 41 JtiC' Severn 7etwt Lower left: 6 o’clock and still smilin'. Middle: Tammy and Tonya at their worst. Lower right: Slicked back and ready to gollll Tonya Stephens - Sen- ior Accomplishments.- Qualified for state, placed 1st in the 400 freestyle relay setting a new school record, placed 5th in the 100 butterfly, placed 6th in the 200 I.M. All State swimmer, 4 year letterman, was part of the 1984-85 Confer- ence and State Cham- pionship Teams Most Valuable Swimmer for 1984-85. Tammy Cook - Junior Accomplishments: Qualified for State, placed 4th in the 200 I.M. relay, placed 9th in the 500 freestyle, placed 10th in the 200 I.M., 3rd year letter- man, was part of the 1984-85 Conference and State Champion- ship Teams. 4 At . “ity. S- n ) i Left to Right at the Top: Trina Drown, Cece Hutton, Nicole Maguire, and Michelle Wood Center: Cece was elected by the Pep Club as the Most Spirited Football Cheerleader.” Brandy was also elected by the Pep Club, as the Most Spirited Basketball Cheerleader.” Left to Right at the Bottom: Cece Hutton, Tonya Stephens, Brandy Vandeventer, and Trina Drown. Nice Job Girls, You were GREAT!!!!! Football’s Outstanding Athletes from left to right, back row� Kevin Carlberg - 2nd Team Center, Most Valuable Lineman� Cary Hamilton - 2nd Team Defensive End� Mike Maguire - 1st Team Punter, 2nd Team Kicker, and Leading Scorer� Sean Gilbert - 2nd Team Guard� Bottom row� Rodney Roberts - 2nd Team Running Back, Defensive Point Leader� Jay Pelisser - 1st Team Flanker, Most Valuable� Richie Garber - 2nd Team Linebacker. Basketball’s Outstanding Athletes for girls Shannon Brayton - All Conference, All State, Free Throw %age (66%), Most Valuable� Susie Merrill - All Conference� Susie Gaber - All Conference, All State, Most Assists (120)� Linda Macht - All Conference, Most Rebounds (372)� Jeanne Mates - Honorable Mention. Volleyball’s Outstanding Athletes from left to right� Susie Garber - All Conference, Hardest Worker� Shannon Brayton - All Conference, All State, Most Valuable� Jeanne Mates - Honorable Mention� Susie Merrill - All Conference� Linda Macht - All Conference, All State� Danise Kraft - Honorable Mention� Not Pictured Brandy Vandeventer - Most Improved� Shannon Brayton also received the Wyoming Coaches Association All State Team Award. Basketball's Outstanding Athletes for boys left to right� Mike Maguire - All Conference, Rebound Honor Roll. Outstanding Rebounder (197)� Rodney Roberts - Honorable Mention� Brent Hoffman - All Conference, All State, Scoring Honor Roll (372 pts.), Most Valuable Player� Richie Garber - All Conference, All State, Scoring Honor Roll (260 pts.). Triple Double 23 pts., 12 reb., 10 assists. Most Valuable� Jukka Nummila - All State. Free Throw %age (69%)� Jay Pelisser - Honorable Mention� Chuck Wells - Coach of the Year. Swimming’s Outstanding Athlete was Tonya Stephens - All State (400 Relay), Honorable Mention (Butterfly S I.M.), Most Valuable. Track’s Outstanding Athletes� Outstanding Male Mike Maguire, Outstanding Female - Shannon Brayton, Hardest Worker� Male - Jukka Nummila, Hardest Worker: Female - Susie Garber, Outstanding Prospect� Male - Chuck Boggs, Outstanding Prospect� Female - Nicole Maguire. ‘TZetvAfuzfcen. Left to right: Back} Mike Maguire, Jay Pelissier. Front; Shannon Brayton, Mr. Rick Scherry - Advisor, and Wendy Boggs. This year the Mountaineer staff consisted of Jay Pelissier. Editori Shannon Brayton. Sports Editori Mike Maguire. Production Chiefi and Reporters Wendy Boggs. Susie Garber. Janice Mates and Mark Taylor. The staff covered all of the happenings around the school and five issues of the Mountaineer were published. As the school voice, the Mountaineer staff did a very good job of presenting the news as it happened at B.H.H.S. Bottom Left: Jay seems to be checking for razor stuble, and right: Shannon and Wendy demonstrate the reporters standing position. Top: Left Mindy Comin, Danise Kraft, 2nd, left CeCe Hutton, Janice Mates, Petrina Drown, 3rd left Michelle Wood. Kerri Kenyon, Teresa Kenyon, Rochelle Hendricks, Linda Macht, Charlie Norton, Leesa Achenbach, 4th left Peter Madsen, Mike Legerski, Monte Roberts, Charlie Barajas, Mark Taylor. Our Band and Choir Director Dan Burgess. 47 Back row: Rod Roberts, Cindy Greenough, Jeanne Mates - Treasurer, Tonya Stephens, Janice Mates, Petrina Drown, Melani Pineda, Linda Macht. Front row: Jay Pelissier, Mike Maguire - Vice President, Susie Garber - President, Richie Garber, Tim Coghan, Brent Hoffman, Cece Hutton - Secretary, Deanne Reher, and Kevin Carlberg The Student Council has had a very successful year. Our total gross of money taken in has been well over $1000.00. All of the Student Council officers attended Trail Lake Leadership Camp in Dubois early in June of 1984. Later in November our President Susie Garber and I participated at the Wyoming Association of Student Councils (WASC). Our first project was in August of '84. a new student orientation. The new students that participated met with the administration and faculty of our school, followed by a swimming party. Student Council took charge of Homecoming activities in October, and throughout Boys Football and Basketball seasons we ran the concessions. In December we held a bake sale to help raise money for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. The Council also organized the annual Christmas party in which we had such games as a jello-eating contest. 3-legged race and many othersl After the games, we had our gift exchange. In February of 1985 we installed a juice machine in the cafeteria and sold candy in the new student lounge during lunch. We ended our outstanding year by purchasing a button machine, which will now be used for all school activities by the Council. 'rtyoti ’i Society Back row: Susie Garber, Cece Hutton, (pres.) Shannon Brayton, (vice-pres.) Jay Pelissier, Susie Merrill, (S.C. rep.) Linda Macht, Danise Kraft, Dixie DeForest. Front row (Sec.) Jeanne Mates, Mindy Comin Mike Berry Sponsor, Hard workl The Honor Society held the annual teachers breakfast during Education Week and promoted spirit by having Spirit Week in February. They also decorated students’ lockers throughout the year to CONGRATULATE” them for being on the A” or B” honor rolls. The main money making project for 1985 was to sell RAM hats. 49 The Pep Club members from left to right (Top): Teresa Kenyon, Rochelle Hendricks, Jukka Nummila, Brent Hoffman, Cary Hamilton, Charlie Barajas, Jimmy Wolfe, Danise Kraft, Linda Macht, Mrs. Vernon, Susie Garber, Erin Johnson, Cindy Green- ough. Middle: Danny Jones, Mark Taylor, Mindy Comin, Kevin Carlberg, Jean Mates, Susie Merrill, Cece Hutton, Tammy Cook, Petrina Drown, Front: Brandy Vandeventer, Tom Farr, Janice Mates, Richie Garber, Tonya Stephens, LeVonne Felde, Cecil Garland, Tim Coghan, Nicole Maguire. Top left: Danny Jones in best form. Top middle: Cecil, Tom, and Tim on Pep Bus to Kaycee. Top right: Cece, Petrina, and Tammy taking a break. Middle left: Pepsters at football game. Bottom left: Ramette fans during state basketball at the college dome. Jl ettemtuui @Ctt Pictured Letterman are Suzanne Macht. Vicente Cobello, Kerri Kenyon. Teresa Kenyon. Monte Roberts. Jukka Numilla. Tom Farr, Susie Garber. Mike Maguire. Tim Loomis. Toya Stephens. Pat Hutton. Richie Garber, Cecil Garland. Nicole Maguire, Cary Hamilton. Michelle Wood. Cindy Greenough. Tim Coghan. Wendy Boggs. Susie Merrill. Ted Addington. Mike Legerski, Mark Taylor. Peter Pelissier. Danice Kraft. Petrina Drown, Linda Macht. Brandy Vandeventer. Rod Roberts, Jay Pelissier. and Shannon Brayton. Left: The Drama Club helped Mrs. Leibinger put on the FAMOUS” three Act Play, Our Town. Below: Not Pic- tured - Rebecca Leibinger, And now I would like to introduce from left to right: Mike Legerski, Mike Maguire, Cary Hamilton, Nicole Maguire, Tammy Cook, Tonya Stephens, Cece Hutton, Linda Macht, Petrina Drown, Danise Kraft, Kevin Carlberg, Charlie Barajas, Richie Garber, Sue Garber, Kerri Kenyon, Janice Mates, LaVonne Felde, Shannon Brayton and Cindy Greenough. @Cci Steve Schrater, Dorel Roberts, Cindy Greenough, Jimmy Wolfe, and Emelyn Whiton. Melanie, Brent, Pat, and Brian give an example of their skills. 54 Cece Hutton, Janice Mates, Charlie Barajas, and Cary Hamilton are the Girls 6 Boys Staters for Big Horn 1985. jgjQQ V. V.V ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ a a a v.v • • • • ' a a a • a a .“■V a a ■ a a ■ a ■ ■ onrj • ■ a a a a • a a a a a v. xo a a • • a a .w u .•.■a 1! ffl m a a a i I :::::: • •••••••• • •••••••• I • • • • • • • • • ??W ec «UK ?f9X4 Spirit Week Monday: Favorite Character Day Tuesday: Dress-Up Day (Seniors) - Class Day •Wednesday: Punk Rock Day Thursdayi Twin Day Friday: Color Day (Maroon • Gold) • • ) I I ► I • — • • • • • • 9 9.9 Top: The Pep Club prepare the • • traditional chili supper. • • Middle: The terrible two, Janice and • • Danise. • • Bottom: The only two live Christmas • • Trees, Tonya and Jeanne. • • • •••••• • 56 • •••••• “Sty 2?cafe Here they are in their crowning glory; From Left to Right: Queen Sus, King Rod, 57 1st Attendants Jeanne Mates and Jay Pelissier, 2nd Attendants Janice Mates and 0 C y H piilto ••••••• Anothe '■em, M M� . e u t.X year goes passing by „• ■ .• • hm Prorn here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear :or four years you have tread a path from dawn to setting siS But now the path gets steeper f And the climb is just begun, We're very glad to Know you We ll miss you when you've gone Anothe And to the class of '85 We dedicate our Prom. • The Juniors •Xjzw ms: Don’t Stop Believing’ Special Thanks 10 • Sue I Schneider and Rebecca • Leibinger, the Junior Class Sponsors. Big Horn Jr.-Sr. Prom Royalty right to lefti Queen Susie Merrill. King Jay Pelisser, • 1st Attendant to Queen Shannon Brayton. 1st Attendant to King Rodney Roberts, 2nd Attendant to Queen Jeanne Mates, 2nd Attendant to King Peter Madsen. • On opposite page are the King and Queen; Susie Merrill and Jay Pelisser. • • •••••••••••• • •••••••••••• • • • • • • • 59 • • Thorton Wilder’s A Play in Three Acts DIRECTED BY Rebecca Leibinger STAGE MANAGER MRS. WEBB MRS. GIBBS DOC GIBBS JOE CROWELL HOWIE NEWSOME REBECCA GIBBS GEORGE GIBBS WALLY WEBB EMILY WEBB MR. WEBB LADY IN AUDITORIUM MAN IN BALCONY ARTISTIC LADY SIMON STIMSON MRS. SOAMES CONSTABLE WARREN BASEBALL PLAYERS Jay Pelissier Tonya Stephens Susie Merrill Mark Taylor Richie Garber Mike Maquire Shannon Brayton Cary Hamilton Cece Hutton Susie Garber Charlie Barajas Janice Maters Brent Hoffman Danise Kraft Mr. Mike Berry Cindy Greenough Monte Roberts Pete Pelissier Pete Madsen SAN CRAUG JOE STODDARD DEAD MAN DEAD WOMEN Brent Hoffman Richie Garber Pete Pelissier Mike Legerski Pete Madsen Janice Mates Danise Kraft ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Petrina Drown Cece Hutton TECHNICAL CREWS SOUND LIGHTS COSTUMES MAKE-UP CONSTRUCTION Kevin Carlberg Brent Hoffman Rod Roberts Matt Nesbitt Danise Kraft Mindy Comin Tammy Cook Mindy Comin Leesa Achenbach Danise Kraft Brandy Vandeventer Lavonne Felde Tina Zullig Jay Pelissier Monte Roberts Close Up w Center: Vietnam Memorial, and Bottom: Capitol Building. Washington, D.C. Above: Mr. Baggett - Sponsor. Cece Hutton. Theresa Kenyon. Janice Mates, and Dixie DeForest. I ■ • ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ • • a a a i • ■ ■ ■ • a a a a a a a i a a a a a a • a a a a i a a a a a i a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i a a a a a a a a i a a a a a a a a ( a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a c a a a ■ ■ ’.V Wj a a a a-- . ■ ■ I a a a : ::i a a •.•a . a a a a a a • a a 8: mcddie x£ yo£ Seventh tyiacte t7?£oue 7tic Janelle Anderson Joe Baker Sonia Beld Joe Catron Jay Cook Robin Felde Jennifer Gilstrap Hugh Gustin Ken Hartshorn Renea Heide Christy Holder Jenny Johnson Sandy Johnson Jeremy Jones Kris Loomis Debbie Maddelin Lori McMaster Chad Mitchell Sam Moore Misty Norton Rick Roberts Tami Schrater Dan Schrecengost John Sturtz Staci Weigum Jade Morton Chad Robertson Chance Welch Russ Westby John Zullig 64 ty'i cte 46c ct Brian Hough Jody Kobielusz Darrel Meineke George Neeson Ryk Norskog Angie O’Neil Gordie Petterson Jack Smith V Jeff Stephens Cori Wagenson Lora Weaver Not Pictured: Ray Minear 65 SixtA- ty'uteCe ... pu£C SmiCe Michelle Arnoux Kari Bauman Joel Blair Shane Caiola Dennis David Ryan Johnson Shane Kenyon Cole Lindeman Debra Reher Kim Stephens Gretchen Stephens Corey Swiftney Amy Vandersloot Mike Weaver Tom Williquette Rex Pineda Step by step the sixth graders are on their way up to the height of the Middle School. 66 4t 70on6 s4tt«C s4t 'PCay TtticUUe Upper left: Shane Caiola goes punk Middle right: Mr. Grose and Kenny Hartshorn discuss a problem in today's society. 7 e coders Otn Succe tcC Doug Hansen MS Core HS Science Volleyball Coach Gene Grose MS Core Far right: Roxy Schrater - aide finds that there is never a dull moment in the Middle School, Top: Gene G. on vacation. Center: Nance is always on the go, and Mr. Hansen feels that Gordie should put the snake back, instead of using it as a jump rope. 68 Sally Huchins MS Core “MS SSaii 7ttS 7eeutt TOP: Renea Heidis MIDDLE: Tammy Schrater, Jennifer Gilstrap, Sandy Johnson: BOTTOM: Janelle Anderson. COACH: Dan Burgess, TEAM: George Neeson, Ryke Norskog, Wade Holwell, Tom Berry, Gordie Hough, Albert Hartshorn, Jack Smith, Chance Welch, Joe Baker, Danny Schrecengost, Jeremy Jones, Joey Catron, Jay Cook, Hugh Gustin, Rick Roberts, John Sturtz. 7t ive£en move o«t to St£ puuti Kimberly Bauman Sarah Beld Nathan Blackley Shelly Bougie Dawn Coats Clint David Aaron Everitt Justin Heide Shelby Holder Christine Johnson Greg Judes Will Landon Sara Oneil Misty Pierce Isaac Quarterman Becca Reisch Malisa Roberston Lani Stevens Scott Sturtz Grady Swiftney Shane Teter Doug Vandersloot Jerry Vossler Melissa Ward Monty Westby Brady Winter At Right: Kelly Young and a little youngster” at a RIF Rally. 72 ‘SniyAt s4 ut St Kristen Adler Roy Adsit Bill Beld Dawn Beyl Julie Brown Scott Felde Matt Hall Vickie Haugen Dawn Holder Mike Jensen Jill Jones Brian Judes Brian King Brian Meineke Ethan Morton Jessica Panetta Shea Ward Kelly Winterholler 73 yAlrct tyruute — ’Tfta e t e t6e 'tye sif Herbert Achenbach Julie Baker Heather Beasley Justin Boggs John Bujdoso Dustin Condos Charla Custis Julie Davidson Lance Holwell Hanna King Brett Lewis Lucas Malyurek Mallory Morton Amy Myers Jenea Neeson Jacqueline Norskog 74 SecMcC tf 'iade ... SfranMe cutcC S6i tef Glen Adsit Amber Allison Kristine Bauman Sandra Beld Becky Beyl Kevin Cox James Davis Steven Haugen April Homan Jami Hoover Bradley Kenyon Jeremy Licking Morgan McCoy Mark Norton Martha Reisch William Russell Rosemary Sayer Loren Snyder Jesse Weber Jason Wiseman Far Lefti Deanna Wolff. Lefti Jeremy. Deanna. Amber and Morgan. Pilgrims and In- dians, enjoy popcorn and Kool-aid at the Thanksgiving Feast. 75 ?6n4t tirade — Stant Jesse Adler Danielle Arnoux Travis Bougie Sage Cannon Jayna Connolly Christian Eslin Jason Garber Annalee Johnson Laura Landon E. J. Panetta Angie Rainey Travis Sayer Ki utenq4nte«t ... Steven Adams Autumn Allison Jamie Baker Richard Beld Georgene Boggs Katalin Bujdoso Shawn Bullis K. C. Condos Cari Cox Amanda Everitt Megan Fudge Ryan Garber Jennifer Judes Brandy Kenyon B. J. Marshall Jason Marshall Chadwick Moiden Webb Phillips Shiva Polefka Mitch Shire Jerry Ryan Weigum Brittany West Not pictured: Jo Lynn Steinmetz Nancy Marquess helps the Kindergarten students prepare for their Halloween party. Camille Slack April Stephens Joe Stout Creighton Teter Dan Weber Tina Martoglio (K) Dianne Gilstrap. nurse Linda Thurber (2nd) Barb Grose. (Learning disabilities) Joan McPherson (3rd) Jan Harper (librarian) Ken Welch, Principal Kelly Young (4th) Debbi Kenyon (Reading) Nancy Marquess (aide) Pizza anyone? Marcia Tunby, the Gifted and Talented teacher and Jill will be glad to share. Jo Cook, Secretary Sherry Mohr (5th) Lynne Outland. Speech Path. Roberta Treik Not pictured: Jane Graham (1st) Dianne Ross - Aide t eU c Mx£f Do- fyou .emettt en 'ZO ett ... ? Hamburgers $ 1.10 Cassette tape $ 10.00 w cheese $ 1.25 Espirit Shirts $ 35.00 Gummy Twins !$ .35 Nikes $ 35.00 Can of Pop 1$ .50 Plastic Earrings $ 3.50 Nerds Candy .35 Haircut $ 10.00 School Lunch $ 1.00 Yearbook $ 15.00 Prom $150.00 Letterman’s Jacket Sperry-Loafers $ 45.00 Guys - $ 90.00 Levis $ 35.00 Girls - $ 65.00 Shrink-to-fits $ 18.00 Home Video Recorder $ 12.00 Movie Ticket $ 3.75 Student Council Buttons $ 1.00 Comeback queen Tina Turner and Lionel Richie celebrated with Grammys galore. CAPTAIN JOHN’S CHEERll Fablio - B Fablio - FI E Nicademo Emo Emo E Nicademo Emo - Ahl Big Horn - Big Horn - Rah! Rahl Raaaaaaaaah! BEST EPIENB_______ PET PEEVE ________ ETINNIEST MCMENT__ BEST MCVIE________ EAVCPITE SCNG_____ EAVCPITE PEPSCN €E TTE CPPCSITE SEX _ wny_______________ EAVCPITE TEACTEP _ EAVCPITE SPCPT____ EAVCPITE T.V. SHEW Eddy Peggy Holsinger Phone: 307-672-7095 Gospel Gardens Bookstore 17 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Music-Bibles-Pictures-Sun. School Mat •HEATING AIR CONDITIONING PMC COAL FURNACES AND STOKERS ROOFING I Coffeen Texaco 51 Coffeen Ave. FBI PRILL BROTHERS INC. WAY OIL CO., INC. Box 811 • 400 Crook Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 307-674-4437 40 EAST 5th STREET P.O. BOX 907 SHERIDAN, WY. 82801 Congratulations John Van Allen 13071 672-2567 24 Hours North Main Texaco Seniors! 2600 North Main 82 Balkenbush Real Estate ■ Complete FOOD , DRUG Store ■ In Store Bakery Pharmacy, Deli, Cosmetics Quality Meat Fresh Produce, Sporting Goods Cameras, Film Processing 1865 Coffeen Ave. Sheridan Congratulations to the Class of ’85! 237 North Main, Suite 2 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 FTQ Bu . (307) 672-9732 1 fl Re.. (307) 683-2450 realtor Across from J.C. Penney’s Good Luck Seniors! Jim and Lois Balkenbush !fgI oh CARROLLS CChticai dznl'iz Bob Hall optician When You Think Furniture ... 50 N. Gould Think Carrolls 672-3616 Show Case For Americas Finest Flome Furnishings Congratulations to the Class of R. B. Bob Carroll Hum-Phomc l.ffico Phone 1985 340 N. Main • Sheridan, Wyo. 83 Kirby Company Of Northern Wyoming Thomas E. Hoffman Factory Distributor 1145 N. Main St. Sheridan, WY 82801 307-672-8311 PHONE 674-9334 2071 NORTH MAIN Fine Foods and Liquors SHERIDAN • WYOMING Good Luck Seniors! Good Luck Seniors!! SHERIDAN DYNAMOMETER SERVICE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CARBURETORS REBUILT ★ ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL REPAIRS ★ DYNAMOMETER SCOPE CHECKS PROPANE CALIBRATION TUNE-UP SPECIALISTS IN SHERIDAN ★ IGNITION ★ CARBURETION ★ ELECTRICAL ★ STARTING SYSTEMS Dennis, Cathy, Todd, Aaron, Becky and Chad Faass AUTOS TRUCKS RVS i--SHERIDAN-1 1674-98551 ® 1746 COFFEEN AVE 84 Sinclair i Bob’s 1-90 Highway 14 1-90 Service Repairs Our Specialties 674-9266 BEST WESTERN SHERIDAN CENTER MOTOR INN FEATURES • 142 LUXURIOUS ROOMS • WINTER PLUG INS • ROOMS OPENING ON INDOOR HEATED POOL • SAUNAS • RESTAURANT COFFEE SHOP • LOUNGE • IN ROOM COFFEE • REFRIGERATORS IN EVERY ROOM • KING QUEEN BEDS • DIRECT DIAL PHONE (FREE LOCAL CALLS) • CONVENTION BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 300 2 STORY INN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE i SAFETY COMM SHOP (Western MOTELS Sheridan Center 674-7421 Congratulations Class of '85 Motor Inn DECISION MAKERS . . . AS THE FUTURE LEADERS OF OUR SOCIETY WE URGE YOU TO JOIN US IN THE VITAL JOB OF ENERGY CONSERVATION. Mullina. x Utticjation Company Sprinkler Systems Contracting Design Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Irrigation Pipe Pumps Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-4466 Box 2044 87 Wotel c£oanqe P achate ore Downtown Sheridan” P.O. BOX 6003 SHERIDAN. WYOMING 82801 Phone (307) 674-6458 Congratulations to the class of ’84 Rural Delivery, Gas Diesel and Propane @0 Livestock panels and gates Livestock feeds and Salts Tires, Batteries and Accessories ------SHERIDAN-------- FARMERS CO-OP OIL CO PROPANE SERVICE P, O. Box 766 SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 Car Care Center Kings Saddlery Kings Ropes 184 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. 672-2702 672-2755 s Class of 1985 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING MOTOR REPAIR Industrial, Commercial and Sales and Service Residential Dist. Century Motors MIKE'S ELECTRIC INC. G. A. IANICH ELECTRIC HEAT SALES AND INSTALLATION Congratulations Seniors! 43 East 5th Street Sheridan, Wyoming Serving Sheridan County For Over 35 Years 7or AH ] our Printing Weeds! Chuck Kathy Stephens RON'S LP GAS SERVICE ED'S PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 2240 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Mon.-Fri. 8-5 22 East Grinnell Sheridan 672-3295 • QUALITY OFFSET AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING • FOUR COLOR PRINTING Tanks and Propane Ready For Immediate Delivery Tanks and Bottles Filled Owned and Operated by Ron Germann and Family Phone 674-4968 % ♦ 101 S. Main Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Ph. (307) 672-5833 SINCE 1908 92 BROWN DRUG INC. COSMETICS HEADQUARTERS ELIZABETH ARDEN REVLON SHALIMAR GUCCI CHANNEL PIERRE CARDIN •GIFT SHOP •PKG. LIQUOR •FINE FOODS '•PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS’' Vernon Kluck Garen Emrick SS N. Main Sheridan. Wy 672-2620 KOUNTRY KORNER BIG HORN STORY JCT. J( ! . HOME AM) COMMERCIAL IM.HTFIX I I RES MEDICINE CABINETS—BATH I '.ANI TIES DOOR CHIMES—INTERCOM S YSTEMS FU OR ESCENT LIGHTS C BAR D CABINETS LIGHTING CHUCK PFEIFER PHONE 307 674-7604 200 W BRUNDAGE SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 ROUSH PLUMBING he Sihatid n @ommatcia.l (Company AND HEATING, Since 1892 MORE THAN A HARDWARE STORE INC. Feed Mill % Elevator General Hardware 48 East Fifth Street Housewares and Gifts Sheridan, Wyoming P.0.80X787 • 303 BROADWAY, SHERIDAN. WYOMING • (� 71 672-2451 Phone 674-7061 “Congratulations, Seniors!” n Auto ssociation n Motor anch Supply Motor rd Sales s Motor tor Honda Horn Athletic Teams ne seasons! FRICKEY'S Heating 6 Air Conditioning Established 1944 Sheridan. Wyo. 82801 545 No. Mam Ph. - 674 6451 Congratulations To The Class of For every time this good-you should have pictures. PHONE (307) 672-6912 1 Hour Service on Color Prints Monday to Saturday 9-5 (Open 7:30-6:00 M S) 97 Big Horn Britches P. O BOX 421 1 (307) 674-9590 BIG HORN. WYO 82833 1842 SUGARLAND DRIVE SHERIDAN. WYOMING 82801 Phone 307-672-7149 Good luck Class of 1985! Mark Sandy Suzor . 98 '?'Ue uU £ $5 Superior Laundry and Cleaners Centennial Engineering Research, Inc. J. D. Nathans Handos Service Center Sheridan Stationery Donnelly Van Storage Northern Seed Company Ryan’s Electric Bentley’s Custom Signs Linda and Roger Newman Modern Eye Wear Sheridan Optical Inc. D J Coins and Leathercrafts Sweet Shop ERA CARROLL REALTY Best of Luck To the Class of ’85 Congratulations to each and every one of you. You deserve it! Best wishes. The staff and sales people of CARROLL REALTY. 306 Coffeen Ave. Sheridan, WY 672-8911 The Boggs Family Claudia and Henry Wendy, Chuck, Justin, Georgene, and Carlos NERCO MINING COMPANY WESTERN DIVISION OFFICE PO. BOX 4000 SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 100 Congratulations Seniors! SHERIDAN COLLEGE Local 1972 Sheridan, Wyoming Good Luck Seniors! tf NORTHERN WYOMING COMMUNITY COLLEGE P.O. BOX 1500 SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 PHONE (307)674-6446 The People Place Chuck, Ann, and Charla id Big Horn Beverage Co. Fort Road Sheridan, Wyoming 674-7344 ] I Good Luck to the Class of '85. JANE (CLARK) FLYNN BROKER SINNER REALTy 3 V ' 632 COFFEEN AVENUE SHERIDAN, WYOMING 82801 PHONE 307 674 8580 Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 KOBOLD COMMISSION FIRM LARY KOBOLD - Owner Auctioneer — Real Estate Broker — Livestock Order Buyer Phone 674-6362 • 632 Coffeen • Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 For the past 5 years, I've been helping my neighbors here in Big Horn protect the things they value with State Farm Insur- ance. I’m proud of this community and grateful for my many friends here. Thanks to all of you in Big Horn, for being my Good Neighbors.” KEITH FLORQUIST Big Horn ... My Neighborhood. Mom, where is my blue dress? Mike is going to be here any minute.” Susie Garber 237 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 672-0483 State Farm insurance Companies • MomeOflK.es Uloominglon Illinois' Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there Good Luck from Debbie, Christy, Bruce, and Richie 104 WA LA WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY IARCIUNK MISSOURI mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCEIINE MISSOURI. USA